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SUN PRINTING CO,,
AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
- CONTAINING -
ACCURATE LISTS OF ALL THE NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, TERRITORIES, DOMINION
OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, TOGETHER WITH
A DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN
WHICH THEY ARE PUBLISHED.
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NINETEENTH YEAR.
NEW YOUK.
GEO. P. ROWELL & COMPANY.
1887.
Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1887, by Geo. P. Rowell & Co., in the
office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington.
PREFACE
THE latest authentic information which could be obtained
respecting Newspapers will be found in this, the Nineteenth
Annual Edition of the American Newspaper Directory. It has
been the sustained and well defined purpose of the Publishers
to make the Directory as complete and accurate as is possible in
a work of this character, without regard to the labor and expense
necessary to produce such a result.
Numerous changes occur every year, every month, in fact
each day, and to correctly chronicle all of these, to obtain copies
and minutely describe all new publications ; and more difficult
still to eliminate such as have died ; to supply and correct the
description of towns which constitutes the Gazetteer matter, found
to be so important a feature in this publication, and to obtain all
accessible information respecting circulations of papers, requires
the constant attention of the Editor of the Directory. Upon
these subjects he is at all times glad to receive information which
will enable him to detect and correct errors of judgment or of
fact.
This edition shows the number of papers published in the
United States to be 14,706 ; an increase of 546 during the past
year. The astonishing increase in the number of Newspapers
during the past seventeen years is exhibited below :
1871 6,056.
1872 6,519.
1873 6,875.
1874 7,339-
1875 7,870.
1876 8,129.
1877 7,958.
1878 8,275.
1879 8,703.
1880 9,723.
1881 10,267.
1882 10,611.
1883 11,196.
1884 12,671.
1885 13,494-
1886 14,160.
1887 14,706.
The daily publications show an increase this year of 95 ; the
preceding year it was ^t, ; the weeklies have grown from 10,685
to 11,116, and there are 52 more monthlies; in the edition for
1886 the increase in monthlies recorded was but one.
Pennsylvania shows the greatest increase in dailies, 17 ; Cali-
fornia coming next with 13. Kansas leads in growth of weeklies,
iv PREFACE.
having 8i more than last year ; Nebraska coming next with 55.
The most prominent increase in monthhes is in New York, where
they have grown from 312 to 354.
Seven States show a decrease, four of them belong to the
South and two to New England. New Hampshire and Virginia
have each six papers less than one year ago and Georgia five less.
The New England States exhibit a net increase of 13 ; Mid-
dle States 67 ; Southern States 91 and Western States 330; the
Territories 40 and the District of Columbia 6. It will be noticed
that the growth in numbers in the State of Kansas has been
about equal to the increase in all of the Southern States com-
bined ; Kansas, with Nebraska, furnishing over one-fourth of the
total increase for the year.
Nebraska has the largest number of papers in proportion to
its population, the ratio being i to every 1,025 persons; South
Carolina has the smallest, i to every 10,370. Of the Territories
Dakota has i paper for every 412 persons, while Utah, which has
a population 14,000 greater, has but 28 papers or one for every
5,240. The ratio in New York is i to 3,200 ; in Massachusetts
I to 3,000 and in Pennsylvania i to 3,750. The vicissitudes of
the press are illustrated by the ratio of changes in certain States.
Last year Illinois and Iowa exhibited an increase of 48 and 44
respectively, while Indiana had increased but 5. This year
Illinois shows an increase of 15, Iowa remains the same as last
year and Indiana has increased 19. Last year the increase in
New York was 30, this year it is but 14. Pennsylvania, accord-
ing to the last Directory, had three dailies less than in the pre-
ceding edition, this year it has 17 more.
The Class publications have been rearranged with a view to
greater convenience in referring to them.
It has been the object of the publishers to so restrict the
number of advertisements in this edition as to relieve the book
of a portion of its bulkmess and give additional value and promi-
nence to those which have been inserted. Papers which do
not claim some special merit of value to advertisers have not
been applied to for advertisements, and many orders have been
declined for reasons which seem to make such a course the wisest
to pursue.
Warmest thanks are due to the many publishers of leading
journals who, by a generous patronage, have made it possible to
issue so complete a compendium of the periodical press of
America.
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTORY.
A Newspaper Advertising -Bureau Page 21
Statistical Table of Newspapers for 188? 67
Explanations of the Plan of Publication 68
PART I.
GAZETTEER AND CATALOGUE OV NEWSPAPERS BY STATES Page 69
ALABAMA Page 69
ARKANSAS... 76
CALIFORNLl S4
COLORADO lOJ
CONNECTICUT. '. 108
DELAWARE 115
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 116
FLORIDA lis
GEORGIA 124 j WEST VIRGINIA
ILLINOIS 134 I WISCONSIN
OREGON 543
PENNSYLVANIA 552
RHODE ISLAND 59S
SOUTH CAROLINA 600
TENNESSEE 605
TEXAS 614
VERMONT •. , . .632
VIRGINIA 635
644
650
INDIANA 132 ALASKA 671
IOWA 206 ARIZONA 671
KANSAS 239 i DAKOTA 673
KENTUCKY 270 j IDAHO 638
LOUISIANA 279 I INDIAN 689
MAINE 2^5 : MONTANA 690
MARYLAND 292
MASSACHUSETTS 298
MICHIGAN 322
MINNESOTA 350
MISSISSIPPI . . .• 365
MISSOURI 372
NEBRASKA 399
NEVADA 418
NEW HAMPSHIRE 419
NEW JERSEY 424
NEW YORK 437
NORTH CAROLINA 500
OHIO .509
NEW aiEXICO 692
UTAH 693
WASHINGTON 694
WYOMING 697
BRITISH COLUMBIA , 698
MANITOBA .699
NEW BRUNSWICK 700
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES 702
NOVA SCOTIA 703
ONTARIO 705
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 725
QUEBEC 725
NEWFOUNDLAND 730
PART II.
CATALOGUE OF NEWSPAPERS BY COUNTIES
.Page 731
PART III.
CL ASS PUBLICATIONS (see itemized Index inside of back cover) Page 855
PART IV.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS Pagk ^99
ALABAMA.
Annistou, Hot Blast Page 916
Annistoa, Watchman H2ii
Ashland, Cla.y Co. Watchman 1135
Athens. Democrat 1148
Attalla, New Age 11(30
Birmingham, Age 1098
Birmingham, Evening Chronicle Miii
Birmingham, Labor Union 1186
Breu'ton, Banner 1134
Brewtou, Escambia and Baldwin Times. 1044
Calera, Labor Advocate 1029
Calera, Shelby Sentinel 1207
Camden, Home Ruler 1204
Centre, Coosa River News 1036
Centre, Telephone 1188
Decatur, Tennessee Valley 1228
Ed wardsville. Standard 970
Euf aula. Mail 964
Favette Court House, Fayette Journal... 1220
Hayneville, True Citizen 1098
Huntsville, Mercury — 953
Hunts ville, Normal Index 1236
Jasper, True Citizen 1166
Montgomery. Alabama Baptist 1094
Montgomery, Baptist Leader 127 1
Montgomery, Herald 1224
Russellville, Southern Idea 964
Scottsboro, Citizen 1030
Scottsboro, Progressive Age 1242
Tallassee, Progress 1142
Tuscumbia, Dispatch 1138
Tuskaloosa, Times 1022
Tuskegee, Gazette 1079
Tuskegee, News 1144
Uniontown, Herald 1152
Warrior, Mineral Age 1268
Wedowee, Observer 1010
ARKANSAS.
Augusta, WoodrufE Co. Vidette 1100
Batesville, North Arkansas Pilot 1094
Bentonville, Benton Co. Journal 1204
Camden, Ouachita Herald 1184
Charleston, Vindicator 1200
Clarendon, Monroe Co. Sun 1166
Clinton, Van Buren Co. Democrat 1275
Conway, Arkansas Tribune 1201
Conway, Log Cabin 1080
Dardanelle, Reflector 1194
Eureka Springs, Echo 1094
Fordyce, Enterprise 1112
B'orrest City, Advocate 1^86
Forrest City, Times 1224
Fort Smith, Diocese of Arkansas 1106
Fort Smith, Tribune 1098
Heber, Cleburne Co. Bulletin 1138
Holly Grove, Star 961
Huntsville, Madison Co. Democrat 106'J
Jasper, Arkansas Wheel 957
Little Rock, Arkansas Farmer and Me-
chanic 1120
Little Rock, Arkansaw Traveler 922
Little Rock, Deaf Mute Optic 1022
Little Rock, Rural and Workman 1102
Little Rock, Southern Ladies' Journal. . . 1105
Little Rock, Sun 1012
Blalvern, Arkansas Meteor 1142
Malvern, News 1054
Mulberry, Times 1115
Okolona, Arkansas Mes.senger 1206
Ozark, Agricultural News 1158
Paris, Express 1170
Pocahontas, Randolph Herald 976
Portia, Fi-ee Press 1186
Prescott, Arkansaw Dispatch 1014
Rector, A<lvocate luss
Richmond, Pilot 1278
Rogers, New Era 1116
Russellville, Democrat 109S
Searcy, State Wheel Enterprise 1(106
Sheridan, Headlight 1134
ARKANSAS.
Sugar Loaf Springs, Cleburne Co. Bulle-
tin Page 1138
Texarkana, Public Opinion 1012
Vanndale, Cross Co. Chronicle 1046
Walnut Ridge, Telephone 1024
Warren, Swift's Flying Needle 1168
Yellville, Watchman 1190
CALIFORNIA.
Berkeley, Berkeleyan
Bishop Creek, Inyo Register
Chico, Butte Record
Cloverdale, Reveille
Fort Jones, Scott Valley News
Gait, Gazette
Gilroj', Advocate
Jackson, Amador Dispatch
Los Angeles, Southern California Prac-
titioner
Los Angeles, Trade Journal
Los Angeles, Tribune
Lower Lake, Press
Marysville. Democrat
Maxwell, Argus
Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras Chronicle
National City, Record
Oakland, Echoes
Oakland, Evening Tribune
Oakland, Morning Times
Pasadena, Union
Placerville, Observer
Pomona, Progress
Riverside, Enterprise
St. Helena, Independent
St. Helena, Star
San Andreas, Calaveras Prospect
San Buena Ventura, Ventura Republican
San Diego, West American Scientist
San Francisco, Alta California
San Francisco, California Cackler
San Francisco, California Grocer and
Canner
San Francisco, California Patron and
Agriculturist
San Francisco, California Voice
San Francisco, Chronicle
San Francisco, Commercial Herald and
Market RevicAv
San Francisco, Der Californische Volks-
Freund
San Francisco, Elevator
San Francisco, Evening Bulletin
San Francisco, Evening Post
San Francisco, Herald of Trade
San Francisco, Hotel Gazette
San Francisco, Journal of Commerce
San Francisco, La Republica
San Francisco. L'Elvezia
San Francisco, Mirror
San Francisco, Mission Journal
San Francisco, Morning Call
San Francisco, Overland Monthly
San Francisco, Pacific Trade and Postal
Journal (formerly Pacific Trade and
Farmers' Journal)
San Francisco, People
San Francisco, Report
San Francisco, Star
San Francisco, Wasp
San Francisco, West End
San Jose, Pacific Pharos
San Luis Obispo, Repul>lic
Santa Rosa, Democrat
Santa Rosa, Pacific Methodist
Santa Rosa, Republican
Sausalito, News
Sierra Valley, Leader
Stoclcton, Commercial Record
Susanville, Lassen 5Iail
Vaca ville, Judicion
Visalia, Delta
Visalia, San Joaquin Valley Resources. . .
962
1087
961
104e
1168
1014
124U
1168
960
1110
1273
1275
115fr
963
1118
1090
1147
1143
93&
1030
1200
1068
1291
128&
1034
1129
1194
1292
929
1179
1103
950
1170
906
1215
1088
1076
931
924
1227
1217
1215
1018
1288
1031
1032
909
949
1236
1166
958
997
928
1283
1128
K)80
956
1244
948
1149
1279
1288
1203
1080
1286
1286
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
Vll
COLORADO.
Page
Akron, Pioneer Press
Alamosa, El Anciano
Aspen, Democrat-Press
Aspeu, Times
Buena Vista, Herald
Colorado Springs, Deaf Mute Index
Colorado Springs, Republic
Crystal, Crystal River Current
Denver, British American and Canadian
in the West
Denver, Journal of Commerce
Denver, Reporter
Denver, Rocky Mountaiu Mining Review
Denver, Sun
Denver, Union Pacific Employees' Maga-
zine
Diu'augo, Idea
Evans, Journal
Fort Morgan, Times
Georgetown, Arbitrator
Georgetown, Colorado Miner
Glenwood Springs, Ute Chief
Grand Junction, Mesa Co. Democrat
Greeley, Weld Co. Democrat
Hot Sulphiu' Springs, Grand Co. Messen-
ger
Leadville, Dispatch
Red ClifC, Times
Rico, News-Record
Rosita, Silver Nugget
Trinidad, News
CONNECTICUT.
Bridgeport, Sun
Danbury , Democrat
Deep River, New Era
Hartford, Journal of Inebriety
Meriden, Republican
New Bi-itain, Record
New Haven, Morning Journal and Cou-
rier
New Haven, Old Testament Student
New Haven, Shore Line Times
New London, Day
Ridgefleld, Press
Seymour, Times
Stafford Springs, Home Messenger
Stamford, News
West Haven, Budget
West Winsted, Winsted Advertiser
Wethersfield, Farmer
DELAWARE.
1174
1176
1266
1094
1160
1114
1192
1284
11:52
lii99
95:;
1157
1104
1156
1281
1119
1288
1210
1204
1190
1110
1195
1218
1203
1171
1088
1208
1204
1012
1150
1012
1114
974
1248
940
990
1032
1046
1224
1026
1279
1169
1254
1234
1118
Laurel, Gazette
Seaf ord, Delaware Review
Wilmington, Fi'eie Presse
WilmiJigton, Peoples' Witness.
Wilmington, Republican
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
1034
1161
1026
1280
1060
Washington, American Flag 1023
Washington, American Orangeman 1287
Washington, American Protestant 105:!
Washington, Bee 997
Washington, Church News 1155
Washington. Critic 1086
Washington, Der Volks-Tribun 1046
Washington, National Post Echo 1017
Washington, National Republican 948
Washington, National View 967
Washington, Post 916
Washington, Public Opinion 10:!9
Washington, Reporter 12:^0
Washington, World's News 1262
FLORIDA.
Branford, Suwannee River Messenger ... ll84
Brouson, Levy County Times 1046
De Funiak Springs, Signal 1047
De Land, Floi-ida Baptist Witness 1098
Emporia, Advance 1134
Fort Myers, Press 10:^0
Haines City, Times 1148
Jacksonville, Florida Herald 1014
Jacksonville, Florida Times- Union 9:^8
Jacksonville, Morning News 947
Key West, Democrat 1182
Key West, Equator 1197
Lake Butler, Bradford Co. Times 10; "7
Lake City, Reporter 1174
Lakeland, News 9()8
Live Oak, Banner of Libertv 121(i
Longwood, Florida Republican 1036
FLORIDA. Page
Maitland, Courier 1168
Manatee, Manatee River Advocate 1228
Marianua, West Florida Enquirer 1140
Palatka, News 1216
Palatka, Southern Sun 1120
Pensacola, Advance-Gazette 1275
Pensacola, Peusacolian 1176
Quincy, Herald. . 1116
Sanford, Florida Christian Advocate 1104
Sanford, Journal 1255
Sanford, South Florida Argus 1104
Sorrento, Florida Hiahland Press 12S2
TitusvUle, Florida Star 970
GEORGIA.
Alpharetta, Milton Democrat 1088
Americus, Sumter Republican 962
Atlanta, Christian Index and Southern
Baptist 942
Atlanta, Constitution 9:32
Atlanta, Dixie 936
Atlaiita, Journal 1284
Atlanta, Mail and Express 1285
Atlanta, Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer 9:34
Atlanta. Southern Industrial Record 1059
Atlanta, Southern Recorder 1160
Atlanta, Southern Traveller's Official
Railway Guide IISO
Atlaiita, Simday Telegram 1008
Augusta, Chi*onicle. 926
Augusta, Evening News 1056
Augusta, Georgia Baptist 1258
Blackshear, Georgian 1200
Bluftton, Springs 1279
Brunswick, Breeze., 1 167
Buchanan, Hai'alsou Co. Banner 1 174
Carnesville, Franklin Co. Register 1058
Cuthbert, Liberal 1030
Dahlonega, Signal 1292
Dawson. Journal 970
Dawsonville. News 1086
Decatur, De Kalb Chronicle 1050
Dublin, Gazette 1254
Easthian. Dodge Co. Journal I2;i6
Eatonton, Middle Georgia Banner 12X8
Elberton, Leader 1276
Ella ville, Schley Co. Enterprise 1079
Excelsior, Pioneer and Eagle 966
Fort Gaines, Star 12S6
Irwinton, Southerner- Appeal 1176
Leary's, Calhoun Co. Courier lOOO
Macon, Peoples' Choice 1272
Macon, Weslejan Christian Advocate.... 1094
Madison, Advertiser 1280
Mt. Vernon, Montgomery Monitor 1238
Rome, Courier 946
RoySton, Review 1255
Savannah, Evening Call 1254
Savannah, Local 1018
Savannah, Morning News 911
Savannah, Tribune 1186
Smithville, Smithville and Lee Co. News 1262
Summerville, Chattooga News 1272
Tallapoosa, Journal 1014
West Bowersville, American Union 1173
ILLINOIS.
Ataington, Enterprise 1054
Altamout, News 1016
Alton, Telegraph 966
Altona, Journal 1026
Aniboy, News 966
Ancoiia, Advocate 1059
Areola. Reporter 1060
Arrowsmith, News 1024
Ashmore, Republican 1 128
Aurora, Sun 1042
Bandow, Reporter 1046
Batavia, Gleaner 1187
Batchtowu, Calhoun Pilot 968
Beecher, Volksblatt 97i)
Belleflower. Patriot 1214
Belleville, Belleviller Post 10^0
Belleville, News-Democrat 970
Belvidere, North- Western lOtis
Benton, Standard 1"18
Bioomington, Lancet 1<;60
Bloomington, Sunday Eye 102S
Blue Island, Standard 974
Bradford, ludepeudent HIS
Braid wood . Republican 962
Brighton. News 11:34
Bunker Hill, Democrat 10:30
VII 1
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
ILLINOIS. Paye
Bushuell, McDonougli Democrat 1 1S8
Cairo, Argus 1 126
Cairo, Citizen 1186
Casey, Acorn 1088
Cerro Gordo. New Era 1050
Chicago, American Antiquarian and Ori-
ental Journal 1178
Cliieago, American Artisan and Tinner
and House Furnistier 965
Cliicago. American Chemical Review.. . 964
Chicago, American Commercial Traveler 1037
Cliicago, Aricansaw Traveler 922
Cliicago, Brainard's Musical World 1206
Chicago, Canadian American 1012
Chicago, Catholic Home 1035
Chicago, Chicagoer Arbeiter-Zeitung 1162
Chicago, Cliicagoer Freie Presse 992
Chicago, Citizen 1000
Cliicago, Commercial Bulletin 1032
Chicago, Comrade 1014
Chicago, Confectioner and Baker 1212
Chicago, Elite News 1044
Chicago, Express 930
Chicago, Eye 964
Chicago, Farmers' Review 944
Chicago, Fire and Hammer 1223
Chicago, Grain and Provision Review.. . . 1227
Chicago, Herald 928
Chicago, Horseshoer's Journal 1239
Chicago, Hotel World 962
Chicago, Humane Journal 1232
Chicago, Industrial and Commercial Ga-
zette 1146
Chicago. Industrial World and Iron
Worker 1039
Chicago, Journal of Commerce 1075
Chicago, Ledger 957
Chicago, Legal Adviser 1248
Chicago, Lekarz Domowy 1190
Chicago, Live Stock Commercial 1209
Chicago, Medical Current 1240
Chicago, Medical Times 1096
Chicago, Mexican Trade Journal and
Spanish American Advertiser 1043
Chicago, National Hotel Reporter 1131
Chicago, National Laundry Journal 1264
Chicago, National Steamship and Rail-
way Gazette 1121
Chicago, National Tobacco Review 1193
Chicago, National Union 1160
Chicago, News 903
Chicago, Occident 1008
Chicago, Our Rest and Signs of the
Times 1036
Chicago, Peoples' Health Joiu'nal 1215
Chicago, Photographic Beacon 1266
Chicago, Plattdeutsche Zeitung 994
Chicago, Poultry Letter 1222
Chicago, Problems of Nature. 1186
Chicago, Railway Conductors' Monthly.. 1216
Chicago, Real Estate World 1220
Chicago, Saiiitarj^ Era 1085
Chicago, Sanitary News 1042
Chicago. Sittings 1018
Chicago, Union Reading Circle 1202
Chicago, VortLand 1038
Chicago, Welcome Guest 960
Chicago, West End Advocate 1150
Chicago, Western Broker 1195
Chicago, Western Fireman 1207
Chicago, Western Medical Reporter 1211
Chicago, World 935
Chillicothe, Bulletin 1068
Cowdeu, Enterprise 1226
Decatu)-, Labor Bulletin 1004
Decatur, Railroad Reporter 1210
Decatur, State Sentinel 1118
Downer's Grove, Short-Hand Writer..... 1194
East St. Louis, Gazette 1044
Erie, Independent 994
Farmer City, Republican 1201
Freeport, Banner 1268
Fulton, Woodmen's Echo 1152
Galena, Gazette 1066
Geneseo, Normal Worker 1019
Greenup, Cumberland Times 1174
Greenview, Mail 1242
Griggsville. Independent Press 1079
Jacksonville, Deaf-Mute Advance 1172
Jackst )nville. Journal 1094
Jersey ville, Times 1176
Joliet, News 1226
Joliet, Woclienblatt f uer Nord Illinois. . . 12.56
ILLINOIS. Page
La Harpe, Hancock Co. Herald 1144
Lebanon. Journal 1130
Leland, Express •.. 1022
Lemont, Cook Co. Democrat 1129
Libertyville, Lake Co. Times 1021
Lincoln, Journal 1123
Lincoln, University Register 1138
Lockport, Will Co. Democrat 1129
Loraine, Times 1192
Mansfield, Express 1122
Marion, Monitor 1130
Maroa. Times 1094
Moawequa, Call 1 130
Moawequa, Mail 1016
Moline, Evening Chimes 1105
Monmouth, School Chronicle 1162
Mound City, Republican 1230
Mount Carroll, Carroll Co. Mirror 990
Murphysboro, Jackson Co. Era 1067
New Windsor, Mercer Co. Gazette 1056
Oswego, Reporter 1220
Paris, Beacon 1254
Park Ridge, Northwestern Suburbanite.. 1028
Pekin, Evening Post 990
Pekiu, Times 1122
Peoria, Saturday Evening Call 1092
Peoria, Transcript 1038
Petersburg, Herald 1246
Port Byron, Globe 1124
Quincy, Farm Cottage 1098
Quincy, Germania 1222
Quincy, J ournal of Industry 1132
Quincy, Sunday Optic 1258
Red Bud, Torpedo 1010
Richmond, Gazette 1176
Rockf ord, Germania 1244
St. Joseph, Eagle. 1236
Saybrook, Gazette 1182
South Chicago, Labourer 1236
Spring Valley, Herald 1126
Staunton, Times 1010
Streator, Independent 1014
Sullivan, Moultrie Co. News 1234
Trenton, Gazette 1034
Urbana, Champaign Co. Herald 1102
Utica, Gazette 1142
Virden, Homebuilder 1274
Warsaw, Bulletin 988
Washington, Peoples' Herald 1142
Westfield, Palladium 982
West Salem, Gazette 1174
Wyoming, Post-Herald 1012
INDIANA.
Albion, Noble Co. Democrat 1142
Alexandria, Times 1020
Anderson, Democrat 1263
Arcadia, Arcadian 1070
Bedford, Democrat 949
Bremen, Enquirer 1072
Brooksburgh, Sun 1206
Carbon, Globe : 1122
Clay City, Reporter 1144
Crothersville, Commercial 1210
Crown Point, Register 1210
Dale, Reporter 1164
Dana, News 1068
Danville, Hendricks Co. Gazette 1073
Danville, Hendricks Co. Republican 1116
Elwood, Free Press 1126
Evansville, Tribune 1002
Fairmount, News 1076
Fort Wavne, Weltburger 1180
Garrett, Herald 1074
Greencastle, Evening Courier 1201
Hammond, Labor Record 1148
Hbbron, Herald 1154
Hope, News-Journal 1180
Huntingburgh, Independent 1154
Idaville, Observer 1228
Indianapolis, Argus 1215
Indianapolis, Building Association Regis-
ter 1143
Indianapolis, Fanciers' Gazette 1186
Indianapolis, Farm and Live Stock 1114
Indianapolis, Frater 1042
Indianapolis, Gazette 1022
Indianapolis, Independent 988
Indianapolis, Indiana Christian Advo-
cate. 1164
Indianapolis, Indiana Eclectic Medical
Journal 1161
Indianapolis, Leader 1174
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
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INDIANA. Page
Indianapolis, National Methodist lltiO
Indianapolis, Printer and Publisher 12:25
Indianapolis, Railway Lantern 1243
Indianapolis, Scholars' Monthly IKIU
Indianapolis, Sentinel 932
Indianapolis, Veterans' Review 11S3
Indianapolis, World 1265
JefEersonvllle, Der Beobaehter aus Indi-
ana 115"
Jeffersonville, Times 9(i0
Jonesboro, Independent 1 172
Knox, Starke Co. Ledger 1192
Ladoga, Leader lOlO
Ladoga, Normal Herald 1206
Lafayette, Echo 1138
Laf a vette, Labor World 1258
La Porte, Public Spirit 1207
Leesville, Graphic 990
Liberty, Review 1190
Madison, Herald 1247
Madison, Sorghum Growers' Guide and
Farm Journal 109(5
Marengo, Observer 1214
Mentone, Gazette-Herald 1124
Michigan City, Evening Dispatch 960
New Carlisle. Gazette 1130
New Castle, Crescent 1158
Owensville, General Baptist Messenger.. 1128
Paoli, News 1120
Pennville, News 1132
Petersburg!!, Pike Co. Democrat 1122
Pierceton, Record 1158
Poseyville, News , 1254
Rensselaer, Message 1152
Richmond, Sunday Register 1034
Roaclidale, Indiana Statesman 1069
Shell)vville, Shelby Times 1086
Tell Citv, Anzeiger 1268
Terre Haute, Banner 1202
Terra Haute, Express 946
Terre Haute, Saturday Argo 1244
Thorntown, Argus 1042
Valparaiso, Hoosier Naturalist 1075
Valparaiso, Musical Ideal 1146
Valparaiso, People's Paper 1075
Veedersburg, Reporter 1110
Wabash, Courier 1024
Warsaw, Dentists' Review 1264
Washington, Gazette 964
Waveland. Independent 1246
Worthington, Times 1202
IOWA.
Adair. News 1202
Adel, Dallas Co. News 127S
Adel, New Era - 1098
Algoua, Methodist and District Record. . . 1146
Allerton, News 1210
Alton, Democrat 1010
Ames, Intelligencer IISO
Anita. Tribune 1029
Audubon, Audubon Co. Advocate 1068
Audubon. Audubon Co. Republican 1206
Bayard, News 1192
Blairstown, Press 1178
Bloomfleld, Legal Tender Greenback 1142
Burlington, Hawk-Eye 942
Burlington, Justice 1069
Burlington, Saturday Evening Post 1148
Calliope, Sioux Vallej^ Blade 1065
Cambridge, Herald 1128
Cedar Rapids, Iowa Farmer 952
Cedar Rapitls, National Real Estate Jour-
nal (foi'merly Western Journal) 1144
Cedar Rapids, Republican 1002
Cedar Rapids, Times 1130
Centre Point, Courier Journal 1076
Chariton, Herald 1 135
Chariton, Patriot 1020
Cherokee, Democrat 1112
Cherokee, Times 1142
Churdan, Bell 1132
Clinton, Labor Review 1230
Clinton, Merry War 1158
Coon Rapids, Enterprise 1074
Dallas Center, Times 1098
Danville, News 986
Davenport, Advance 1018
Davenport, Times 944
Dayton. Review 988
Des Moines, Grand Army Advocate 950
Des Moines, Inland Christian Advocate.. 1153
Des Moines, Iowa Independent 1250
IOWA. Page
Des Moines, Iowa Staats-Zeitung ]li;4
Des Moiues, Iowa W. C. T. U. Messenger. 1289
Des Moines, New Thought 1116
Des Moines. North-Western Hotel Re-
porter 1161
Des Jloines, Western State Lists (West-
ern Newspaper Union) 933
De Witt, Clinton Co. Democrat 1084
Dubuque. Telegraph 946
Dumont, Iowa Volksblatt 1242
Eldon, Des Moines Valley Journal 1191
Elma, News 1146
Emerson, Chronicle 1038
Emmetsburg, Palo Alto Pilot 1214
Fontanelle, Adair Co. Events 1228
Fort Dodge, Chronicle 956
Garner, Democrat 1146
Gowrie, Register 1147
Greenfield, Adair Co. Reporter — 1016
Grundy Centre, Grundy Co. Rei^ublican. . 1134
Hastings, Chronicle 1038
Hawkeye, Courier 1190
Hedrick, Enterprise 990
Henderson, Chronicle 1038
Holstein, Advance 1018
Hubbard, Times 990
Humeston. New Era 994
Ida Grove, Ida Co. Pioneer 1242
Independence, National Advocate 10o8
Indianola, Herald 1103
Indianola, Warren Co. News 1286
Iowa City, Post 994
Ireton, Clipper 1086
Jewell Junction, Jewell Record 1282
Keokuk, Constitution 1118
Keota, Eagle 1120
Lamoni, Gazette 1007
La Porte City, Pi'Ogress 1246
Laurens, Sun 1014
Lehigh, Lehigh Valley Echo 1199
Le Mars, Der Herold 1128
Le Mars. Globe 1140
Lenox, Time Table 1218
Logan, Observer 1232
Lovilia, Advance 1108
Lucas, Ledger 1119
Lyons. Clinton Co. Wochenblatt 1062
Lyons, Woodmen's Echo . 1152
Macedonia, Botna Valley News 1187
Marcus, News 1246
Martinsbui'g, Journal lo72
Massena, Dispatch 1012
Mayuard, Reporter 1218
Milford, Mail 1094
Milton, Herald 1102
Montezuma, Poweshiek Co. Democrat... 1106
Monticello, Jones Co. Times 1062
Mount Auburn, Star 1064
Neola, News 1095
Olin, Recoi-der 1138
O^kaloosa, Saturday Globe 1202
Ottumwa, Courier 1140
Oxford, Journal 1124
Panora, Guthrie Vedette 1012
Pleasantville, Telegraph 1195
Richland, Clarion 1164
Rockford, Clipper , 1214
Sac Citv, Sac Co. Democrat 1064
St. Charles, Reporter 1010
Sanborn, Journal 1087
Sheldon, News 984
Shell Rock, News 1222
Shellsburgh. Saturday Morning Call 1208
Sidney, Fremont Co "Herald 1138
Sioux Citv, Commercial Bulletin 1111
Sioux City, Der Volksf reund 1250
Sioux City, Tribune 1151
Springvilie, New Era loiu;
Stanton, Call 1130
Walker, New\s 121(5
Wall Lake, Journal 1226
Washington, Acamedian 962
Webster City, Argus 1220
Webster City, Freeman 953
Webster City. Tribune 1162
Weldon, Hornet 1 106-
West Branch, Local Record 10ii6
West Liberty, Enterprise 998
West Point, Appeal H»80
Woodbine. Twiner 998
KANSAS
Abilene, Gazette !. ..'. 1K3
Admire City, Free Press 1226
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
KANSAS. Paye
Aslilaiiil. Republican Herald 1195
Beile Piaiue, News 1106
Beimington, Star 1054
Blril City, News 1226
Blue Rapids, Lyre 1136
Buffalo, Clipper 128S
Burden, Enterprise 1222
Bm-r Oak, Independent 121T
Canada, Arcade 1250
Caney, Clironicle 1069
Canton. Carrier 1004
Carlton, Advocate 1275
Cawker City, Orchard, Vineyard and
Berrj^ Garden 1113
Chauute, Times. 1150
Cherryvale, Republican 1199
Clav Center, Democrat and Little
Hatchet 1117
Clay Center, Evening Times 1100
Clifton, News , 12S2
Columbus, Advocate 1090
Columbus, Star and Courier 954
Concordia, Cloud Co. Critic 998
Concordia, Kansas Blade 986
Concordia, Empire 952
Cottonwood Fails, Chase Co. Courant.... 1078
Edna, Era 1201
Elk City, Globe 1090
Ellis, Headlight. 1144
Ellsworth, Democrat 1290
Euglewood, Clarke Co. Chief 1106
Ennis City (Monument P.- O.), Courier . . . .1142
Eskridge, Star 1104
Eudora, News 1274
Eureka, Herald 982
Fonda, Foi-d Co. Democrat 1191
Ford. Gazette 1216
Fowler City, Graphic 1208
Fredonia, Democrat 1008
Freeport, Leader 1084
Garden City, Sentinel 1190
Garland, Gleaner 1099
Garnett, Journal 1140
Garnett, Republican Plaindealer 1094
Glen Elder, Herald 978
Greenleaf , Independent Journal 1016
Halstead, Herald 1211
Harper, Graphic 1092
Harper, Sentinel 998
Haven, Independent 1234
Hays City, Ellis Co. Free Press and Dem-
ocrat 1083
Hays City, Times 1203
Hiawatha, Kansas Democrat 109S
Howard, Kansas Traveler 1183
Hutchinson, Democrat 1062
Independence, Evening Reporter 1048
lola, Allen Co. Courant 1132
Johnson City, World 1135
Kansas City, Consolidated City 1251
Kansas City, Kansas Pioneer 996
Kiowa (New Kiowa P.O.). Herald-Ear... 1192
La Crosse, Democrat 1202
Lake City, Kansas Prairie Dog 1286
Lakin, Finney Co. Advocate 1279
Leavenworth, Standard 990
Leavenworth, Times 942
Leon, Quill 1051
Leonardville, Monitor 1170
Lerado, Ledger 1172
Lexington, Leader 1272
Lindsborg, Smoky Valley News 1043
Little River, Monitor 1020
Logan, Repulilican 1222
McPherson, Kansas State Register 1239
Marys ville, True Republican 1278
Meade Centre, Meade Co. Glol^e 1087
Medicine Lodge, Chief 1209
Miltonvale, News 113S
Moline, Mei'cury 1 156
Montezuma, Ciiief 1246
Mound City, Torch of Libertv 1230
Mound Valley, Herald 1273
New Kiowa, Herald Ear 11!)2
Newton, Democrat \tSO
Nickerson, Register liso
Norton, Champion 1043
Ottawa, Fireside, Factory and Farm 1148
Ottawa, Local News 1221
Ottawa, Rt-publican 9H0
Partridge, Press (formerly Cricket) 1288
Pittsburg, Smelter ltX)2
Quenemo, Kan-sas Workman 978
KANSAS. Page
Richland, Future 1043
Richmond, Recorder 1102
Russell, Journal 1194
Salem, People's Friend 974
Salina, Rising Sun 1002
Scott, Scott Co. News 1185
Shei-man Center (Gandy P. O.), News 1280
Sherman Center (Gandy P. O.), Sherman
Co. Republican 964
Sterling, Bulletin 1058
Syracuse, Journal 116O
Topeka, Kansas Methodist 954
Topeka, Light 1268
Topeka, Western School Journal 1086
Toronto, Register 9S4
Troy, Times 1091
Valley Falls, New Era 1130
Wallace, Wallace Co. Register 1076
Wahiut, Journal 1154
Wamego, Kansas Reporter 1067
Wano, Rustler 1212
Warwick, Leader 12I8
Webster, Eagle 1214
Wichita, Union Labor Press (formerly
Labor Union 1278
Winchester, Argus 1187
Woodston, Saw i202
Wyandotte, Kansas Pionier 996
Yates Center, Sun 1214
KENTUCKY.
Cadiz, Kentucky Telephone 974
Columbia, Spectator 1290
Corinth, Enterprise Hue
Covington, Commonwealth 1004
Covington, Republican ii29
Dycusburgh, Crittenden Courier 1166
Falmouth, Guide 1174
Frankfort, Truthful Witness (formerly
at Louisville) 1081
Frankfort, Western Argus 1154
Fulton, Boomerang 1049
Fulton, Toiler 11(35
Glasgow, Herald 1182
Greensburg, Times 1082
Hardiusburg, Southern Republican 1098
Hartford, Herald 1194
Hawesville, Ballot 954
Henderson, Gleaner 1032
Henderson, Joui-nal 994
Lexington, Kentucky State News 1143
Lexington. Keutuckj- Stock Farm 1007
London, Mouniain Echo 1048
Louisa, Big Sand j' News 1048
Louisville, Courier-Journal 90(5
Louisville, Home and Farm 899
Louisville, Labor Record 1146
Louisville, Medical Herald 1028
Louisville, Post 1031
Louisville, Republican 1239
Louisville, Saturday Herald 1180
Louisville, Southern Manufacturer and
Builder 1113
Louisville, Southern Publisher and Print-
er 1104
Louisville, Times 923
Louisville, Western Recorder 958
Morgantown, Butler Co. News 1274
Morgantown, Green River Republican... 1067
Murray, News 996
New Castle, Henry Co. Local Iu58
Owensboro, Inquirer 1263
Owenton, Owen Co. Democrat 1126
Princeton, Banner 1083
Princeton, Methodist Standard 1244
Richmond, Herald 1218
Scottsville, Sentinel 1230
Shelby ville. Shelby News 1160
Somerset, Republican 1092
Vanceburg, Courier 952
Wickliffe, Ballard Co. Journal 1063
LOUISIANA .
Amite City, Independent 974
Bastrop, Morehouse Sentinel I(i84
Baton Rouge, Capitolian Advocate 983
Clinton, Patriot-Democrat 1286
Clinton, Southern Watchman 12(i3
Gretna, Sun 1063
Houma. Terrebonne Times 974
Lake Providence, Carroll Banner 1280
Marksville, Review 1 191
31aurepas, Gazette 1 137
Maurepas, Southland li;?7
INDEX TO ADVKRTISEMEXTS.
XI
LOUISIANA. Page
New Iboria, Enterprise 9^8
New Orleans, City Item 99ti
New Orleans, L'Abeille 1130
New Orleans, Lantern 113s
New Orleans, Le Franco Louisianais 9d0
New Orleans, L'Opinion 1^57
New Orleans, Mascot 104(i
New Orleans, Pelican 985
New Orleans, Picayune 9U4
New Orleans. Southern Industrial Re-
view 12^
New Orleans, Southland 113(
New Orleans, Southwestern Christian
Advocate 1102
New Orleans, Times Democrat ^99
Plaquemine, Iberville South 956
Pointe a La Hache, Observer. 11 <0
Ravville, Richland Beacon 1058
St. 'Martinville, St. Martin Reveille 1276
Shreveport, Baptist Chronicle IKJ"
Shreveport, Journal 12s4
Shreveport, Times 1]44
Springfield, Ledger Ho ;
Tallulah, Parish Item HW
Thibodaux, Sentinel 1116
Whitehall, Age 1137
MAINE.
Augusta, Daughters of America 919
Augusta, Golden Moments 919
Augusta, Illustrated Family Herald 919
Augusta. National Farmer and Home
Magazine 919
Augusta, People's Literary Companion. . 919
Augusta, Sunshine 919
Augusta, True's Farming World and
Household Magazine 919
Augusta, True's Illustrated Magazine
and Home Companion 919
Bangor, Commercial 1258
Booth Bay, Lincoln Co. Advance lulu
Xiewiston, Evening Journal 9(8
Lewiston. Labor Advocate 1188
Lubec, Herald 1228
Madison, Bulletin 1096
Mechanic Falls, Bee Keepers' Advance.. . 11.0
Phillips, Phonograph 996
Portland, American Home Magazine and
Illustrated Library 919
Portland, Farm and Housekeeper 919
Portland, Hallett's American Farmer
and Family Magazine 919
Portland, Illustrated Household Maga-
zine 919
Portland, Our Home and Fireside Maga-
zine 919
Portland, People's Illustrated Journal. .. 919
Portland, Practical Housekeeper and
Ladies' Fireside Companion 919
Portland, Thrifty Farmer and Fireside
Magazine 919
Portland, Transcript 899
Saco, Sunday Breakfast Talk 1042
Thomaston, Herald 1248
Waterville, Mail 964
Waterville, Sentinel 1150
Winthrop, Budget 974
MARYLAND-
Annapolis, Evening Republican 1082
Baltimore, American 914
Baltimore, American Farmer 944
Baltimore, Bayerisches Wochenblatt KiSi)
Baltimore, Christian Observer 984
Baltimore, Farm and Household 1155
Baltimore, Jottings 1151
Baltimore, Journal 940
Baltimore, Journal of Commerce and
Price Current 1"15
Baltimore, Manufacturers' Record 1009
Baltimore, Maryland Director 1243
Baltimore, Maryland Law Record 1103
Baltimore, Morning Herald 944
Baltimore, "Volksf reund und Biene 953
Church Hill. News 1175
Cumberland, News 10(9
Cumberland, Sunday Civilian 1083
Ellicott City, American Pro.^ress 996
Embla, New Farm 109.5
Havre de Grace, Electric Light llr>2
iaurel, Review 1026
Lonaconing, Review 1031
Xonaconing, Star 1218
MARYLAND. Page
North-East, Cecil Star 1042
Walkersville, Enterprise 1164
Woodberry, News 1034
MASSACHUSETTS.
Attleborough, Chronicle 1038
Barnstable, Barnstable Co. Journal 986
Beverlv, Times 1140
Boston, ABC Pathfinder Railway Guide 1026
Boston, American Cultivator 922
Boston, American Legion of Honor Jour-
nal 1225
Boston, Babyland 936
Boston, Banner of Light 93S
Boston, Beacon 1044
Boston, Bicycling World HOC
Boston, Budget 94(
Boston, Charlestown Enterprise 1262
Boston, Chautauqua Young Folks' Jour-
nal. 936
Boston, Commercial 1228
Boston, Commercial Travelers' Official
Railroad Guide and Hotel Directory- 1185
Boston, Education 1176
Boston, East Boston Free Press 1122
Boston, Globe 915
Boston. Herald 901
Boston, Home Guardian 1290
Boston, Hotel Gazette 1121
Boston, Household Companion 943
Boston, Household Journal 1177
Boston, Le Francais 1218
Boston, Manufacturers' Gazette 9.')9
Boston, New England Fireside Monthly.. 126(
Bost >n. New England Historical and
Genealogical Register 1220
Boston, New England Magazine 1041
Boston, New England Veteran 1260
Boston, Our Little Men and Women 936
Boston, Pansy 936
Boston, Pilot 928
Boston, Post 934
Boston, Referee 1096
Boston, Republic ll^jl.
Boston, South Boston News 99i
Boston, South Boston Tribune lOd
Boston, South End Telephone 116(
Boston, State 1036
Boston, Waverley Magazine 942
Boston, Wedding Bells 966
Boston, Wide Awake 936
Boston, Winthrop Gazette 1080
Boston, Youth 984
Charlestown, Enterprise 1262
Chelsea, Gazette V":-
Chelsea, Leader • • • • lljo
Cottage Citv, Martha's Vineyard Herald. 1024
Fall River, 'L'Independant 1124
Fall River, Monitor 10o4
Fitchburg. United States Monthly 1130
Foxboro. Reporter 1093
Greenfield, Good Cheer 934
Haverhill, Evening Bulletin Ilj6
Holvoke, Democrat }!■«
Holvoke. Der Beobachter IJOO
Hyde Park, Times 1111
Lawrence, Anzeiger 966
Lawrence. Morning Times 1212
Lowell, Citizen lOaO
Lowell, Morning Mail 9o2
Lowell, News 1178
Lynn, Transcript i~^6
Middleboro', News ■'98
New Bedford, Evening Standard -38
New Bedford, Mercury iWo
Newton, Graphic i^lO
Orange, Enterprise i '06
Peabody, Reporter ''^02
Springfield, Farm and Home ;;20
Springfield, News ^34
Springfield, Republican t!l8
Springfield, Wheelmen's Gazette '"28
Wakefield, Record and Bulletin 1018
Waltham, Times 1113
Winthrop, Gazette 1080
MICHIGAN.
Adrian, Times and Expositor 1234
Alpena, Labor Journal ;•••.•••; ^*"
Ann Arbor, American Meteorological
Journal Jxif,
Au Train, Alpha l~ig
Baldwin, Lake Co. Star
I Battle Creek, Michigan Poultry Breeder.
1058
1156
xn
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
MICHIGAN. Page
Bay City, Le Courrier lao
Bay City, Lp Patriote IIOS
Bessemer, Pick and Axe 1050
Boyiie Falls, Gazette 1206 j
Caseville, School Journal 12(U I
Cedar Springs, Kent Co. Democrat 1226 1
Charlevoix, Journal 966 i
Cheboygan, News 1132 j
Chesauing, Saginaw Valiey School Jour-
nal 1229 I
Coloma. Courier 1172 '
Colon, Colon Lake Breeze 1144
Deerfleld. Star (formerly at Blissfleld).... 1268
Detroit, American Stove and Hardware
Mou thly 1258
Detroit, Center 1222
Detroit, Freemason 1230
Detroit. Free Press 907
Detroit, Indicator 1016
Detroit, Industrial Farm and Fireside... 1017
Detroit, Microscope 1109
Detroit, Soug Journal 1230
Detroit. Sunday Sun 1189
Dimondale, Lightning Express 966
East Saginaw, Micliigan Advertiser 1050
East Saginaw, Saginaw Herald 1054
Escanaba, Delta Co. Mli-ror 1183
Flushing. Peoples' Press 1002
Frankfort, Express 1082
Fremont, Star 1070
Grand Haven, Herald 1007
Grand Rapids, Real Estate World 1220
Grand Rapids, Telegram-Herald 1145
Homer, Herald 1172
Jackson, Evening Courier 1026
Kalamazoo, Philanthropic Index and Re-
view 1129
Lansing, Sentinel 1054
Leslie, Local 1038
Manistee, Democrat 1003
Maple Rapids, Dispatch 1094
Marine City, Reporter 1082
Marquette, Der Wanderer Am Portage
Lake 1275
Mendon, St. Jo. Co. News 1250
Mount Clemens, Press 1118
Muskegon. Morning News 1010
Niles, Evening Star 1259
Petersburgh, Journal 1227
Port Austin, Post . 1146
Port Huron, Bee Hive 1232
Reed Citv, Hovey's News 1047
St. Ignace, Watchman 1186
Shelby, Enterprise 117U
Shelby, Independent 970
Sherwood, Times 1078
Springport. Signal 1270
White Cloud, Business 1222
Wyandotte. Herald 1074
MINNESOTA.
Aitkin, Age 1246
Atwater, Pi-ess 1016
Austin, Register 966
Balaton, Journal 1206
Barnesville, Times 970
Benson, Times 1282
Brainerd, Dispatch 1128
Canton, Observer 1204
Carver, Free Press I05(i
Cokato, Wright Co. Republican 970
Cormorant, Fredsbudet 1164
Crookston, Times 996
Dodge Centre, Dodge Co. Record 976
Duluth, Sunday Morning Sun lUSl
Ellsworth, News 127(i
Excelsior, Minnetonka Mirror 1051
Farmintiton, Dakota Co. Tribune 1078
Grand Meadow, Record 1058
Hastings, Farmers' Alliance 1082
Hokah, Chief 1047
Hokah, Sun 1136
Houston, Hou-ston "Valley Signal 1(I58
Jordan, Independent 117((
Le Sueur, News 1065
Little Falls, Morrison C( >. Democrat 1248
Luverne, Rock Co. Hej-ald 1200
Maukato, Post 1222
Minneapolis, Arbeidets Ridder 12.'~!2
Minneapolis, Commercial Bulletin 1124
Minneapolis, Cupid's Darts and Agents'
Arts 1210
Minneapolis, Faedrelandet og Einigran-
ten 1074
MINNESOTA. Page
Minneapolis, Fireside 1282
Minneapolis, Minnesota Farmer 1286
Minneapolis, Minnesota Medical and Sur-
gical Journal 1094
Minneapolis, Mowry's Oflflcial Railway
Guide ". 1115
Minneapolis, Our Young Men 1142
Minneapolis, Pythian Advocate 1069
Minneapolis, Railway and Hotel News. . . 1266
Minneapolis, Skandinavisk Farmer Jour-
nal 12-23
Minneapolis. Svenska Amerikanska Pos-
ten 1140
Minneapolis. Tribune 916
Monticello, Wright Co. Times 978
Moorhead, Evening News 978
Morris, Sun 1140
New Richland, North Star 1057
Ortonville. Big Stone Co. Herald 1188
Ortouville, Headlight 1056
Osakis, Observer 1048
Osseo, Messenger 1288
Osseo, Plaindealer 1288
Owatonna, Peoples' Press 984
Park Rapids, Hubbard Co. Enterprise. ... 108&
Pine Island, Journal 1062
Pipe Stone, Star 1062
Preston, National Republican 1284
Rovalton, Banner 1190
Rush City, Post 10(>i
St. Cloud, Joui-nal-Press 1087
St. Cloud, Times 1170
St. Paul, A. O. U. W. Guide 1022
St. Paul, Der Wanderer 1088
St. Paul, Druid 1 136
St. Paul, Familien Zeitung 1211
St. Paul, Farmer 1037
St. Paul, Herald 1212
St. Paul, Hotel Reporter 1096
St. Paul, Nordvesten 952
St. Paul, Pioneer Press 905
St. Paul, Railway and Hotel News 1266
St. Peter, Tribune 1278
St. Vincent, New Era and Kittson Co.
Record 1192
Sauk Rapids, Free Press 1055
Sauk Rapids, Sentinel 1216
Shakopee, Courier 1108
Slaytou. Gazette 1060
Wadena, Tribune 961
Winona, Herald 1142
Winona, Westlicher Herold 1260
Worthington, Minnesota Home 1^20
MISSISSIPPI.
Ashland, Chrouicle 960
Byhalia, Journal 1238
Canton, American Citizen 991
Canton, Picket 1282
Charleston. News 1242
Clai'ksdale, News 975
Coffeeville, Focus 1198
Columbia, Pearl River News 1060
Evansville, Tunica Co. Herald 975
Greenville, Busy Bee 1278
Greenville, Yazoo Delta Review 975
Grenada. Gazette 1134
Hattiesburuh, Democrat 1"223
Holly Springs, Reporter 1004
Huntington, Transcript 975
Indianola, Times 975
Jackson, Advertiser 1272
Natchez, Banner 1196
Natchez, Baptist Signal 1182
Newton, Dispatch 1130
Pontotoc, True Democrat 1226
Raleigh, Review 1098
Ripley, Advertiser 1082
MISSOURI.
Adrian, Register 1080
Arrow Rock, Times 1074
Aurora, Times 1191
Bakerstield. Tidings of the Times 1260
Benton, Free Press 1270
Benton, Record 1212
Browning, Recoi-d 12U2
Brownington, Boomer 1223
Cabool, Record 1048
Cainsville, News 1200
Canton, News IWS
Canton. Press 1126
CarroUton, Democrat 954
CarroUton, Triple Link : !'54
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
xin
MISSOURI. Page
Carthage, Feathered Home 1184
Cassville, Republican 1082
Columbia, Booue Co. Sentinel 1281
Conway, Advance 1086
CreiKhton, Clipper 1180
Crocker, Pulaski Republican 1206
Cuba, Telephone 1184
El Dorado Springs, El Dorado Democrat. 1216
El Dorado Springs, Uncle Sam 974
Excelsior Springs, Sentinel of Truth 1226
Forsj'th, Taney Co. News 1084
Fulton, Evening World 972
Fulton, New Moon 973
Galena, Times 1162
Glasgow, Jom*nal 1005
Green Ridtce, Enterprise 1271
Hannibal, District Times 1192
Hartville, Wright Co. Republican 1000
Hermann, Gasconade Democrat 978
Hermann, Stern 978
Higgiusville, La Favette Co. Post 1007
Houston, Herald. 1090
Humansville, Star 1064
Hume, Star 988
Huntsville, Herald 9.n6
Independence, Western Young Folks 1148
Jefferson City, Cole Co. Democi-at 1016
Jefferson City. Tribune 990
Jopliu, Plain Dealer 1175
Kahoka, Herald 1062
Kansas City, Agents' Chronicle 1244
Kansas City, Architect and Builder 1153
Kansas City, Commercial 1073
Kansas City, Consolidated City 1251
Kansas Citv, Dramatic and Sporting
Echo 1004
Kansas City. Dry Goods Reporter and
Jobbing Trade Record 1225
Kansas Citv, Evening Star 1274
Kansas Citv, Gate City Press. . . 1222
Kansas City, Herald 948
Kansas City, Horticultural World 1240
Kansas City, Journal 921
Kansas City, Labor Organizer 1152
Kansas City, Matrimonial News 1158
Kansas City, Medical Record 1264
Kansas City, Palmer's Monthlj' 1234
Kansas City, Post 1278
Kansas City, Western Advocate or
Camp's Emigrant Guide 1209
Kansas City, Western Illustrated World, 1008
Kansas City, Western Young Folks 1148
Kingston, Times 1052
Kirksville, Educational Gleaner 960
Kirksville, Graphic 1062
La Belle, Star 1066
Laclede, Laconic 1020
Liberal, Barton Co. Enquirer 1202
Liberty, Tribune 1128
Linn, Unterrified Democrat 1214
Lockwood, Leader 12^31
Marionville, Buzz Saw 1154
Marionville, M. C. I. Record 1218
Marshtield, Webster Co. Record 1118
Marshfield, Webster Standard 1066
Maj'sville, Reijublican Pilot 1070
Memphis, National 1072
Moberly, Headlight ; 1281
Montrose, Herald 1170
Mountain Grove, Mountain Prospect 984
New London, Ralls Co. Guide 1274
Osboru, Investigator 1056
Pacific, Our County Paper 1078
Poplar Bluff. Renovator 10(i8
Purdy. Flag J208
Rich Hill, Western Enterprise 1012
Ste. Genevieve, Herold 107s
St. Joseph, Advance 1265
St. Joseph, Gazette 932
St. Joseph, Herald HW)
St. Joseph, Journal 1241
St. Joseph, Medical Herald 1071
St. Joseph, Mirror 1175
St. Louis, Advance 1(I6S
St. Louis, Altruist 1266
St. Louis Champion 1092
St. Louis, Christian Advocate 1196
St. Louis, Die Parole lUlO
St. Louis, Drj- Goods and Grocery Repor-
ter 961
St. Louis, Hlas 9:S6
St. Louis, Hotel Reporter 1095
St. Louis, Jewish Free Press lu25
MISSOURI. Fage
St. Louis, Kunkel's Musical Review 982
St. Louis, La Union De America 1145
St. Louis, Light in the West Iii92
St. Louis, Medical Brief 1268
St. Louis, Negro World 1122
St. Louis, Periscope and Clinical Review 1266
St. Louis, Philatelic Journal of America 1249
St. Louis, Sunday Critic 1004
St. Louis, Western Insurance Review 1236
St. Louis, Westliche Post 941
Salem, Mountain Howitzer 1098
Silvcston, Star of Sikeston 1174
Springfield, Express 1076
Springfield, Republican 1087
Sprinsifleld, Town and Farm 1250
Stewartsville, News 1194
Urich, Chronicle 1282
Warrenton, Warren Co. Economist 1164
Washington, Franklin Co. Times 1238
Windsor, Review 1082
NEBRASKA.
Armada, Gazette 1088
Auburn, Nebraska Advertiser 109<J
Auburn, Nemaha Co. Granger 962
Aurora, Republican 982
Bartlett, Wheeler Co. Republican (for-
merly Wheeler Co. Advance) 1150
Bartley. Inter-Ocean 1 176
Beatrice, Woman's Tribune 11 66
Belvidere, Tribune 1204
Benkelman, Dundy Co. Pioneer inio
Bloomington, Justice . . . : '. . 986
Blue Springs, Sentinel 1279
Blue Springs, Union 1104
Bower, Nebraska Horticulturist 12.52
Callaway, Standard .» 1162
Cambridge, Kaleidoscope 1241
Cedar Rapids, Era 1012
Clearwater. Headligiit 12i>4
Columbus, Democrat 1243
Creighton, Pioneer 986
Culbertson, Hitchcock Co. Reveille 963
Edgar, Times 1080
Edgar. World 1248
Elk Creek, Echo 1066
Elwood, Gosper Co. Citizen 1245
Emerson, Era 1239
Fairmont, Fillmore Chronicle 1066
Falls City, Leader-Sentinel 1191
FuUertoii, Nance Co. Journal 1080
Fullerton, Telescope 1272
Gandj', Logan Co. Pioneer 1144
Genoa, Leader 1056
Grand Island, Independent 954
Greenwood, Hawk-Eve 1004
Hampton, Herald. . . .' 12-38
Hartington, Cedar Co. Nonpariel 102(J
Hartiugton, Herald 1244
Harvard, Courier 1290
Herman, Independent 1154
Howard City, News 1284
Indiauola. Courier 1088
Jackson, Criterion 1270
Johnstown, Leader 1186
Leigh. Advocate 1200
Lincoln, Monthly 1226
JIadison, 3Iadison Co. Democrat 1096
Moorefield, Monitor 1215
Nebraska City, Nebraska Press 1010
Nebraska City, Times 1138
Niobrara. Knox Co. Democrat 1190
North Loup, Mirror 1088
North Platte, People's Goverument .' 1008
Oakland, Independent 1289
O'Connor, Democrat 1242
Odell, Optic 1090
Ogalalla, Reflector 1102
Omaha, Nebraska Watchman 1227
Omaha, Railway News 1211
Omaha, Republican 932
Omalia, Svenska Posten 1012
Omaha. Truth 1282
Omaha, Western Merchant 1263
Ord. Democrat 1142
Palmvra, Pilot 1052
Republican Citv, Topic 1'»16
RushviUe, Sheridan Co. Sun 123(i
Sargent. Times 12 '^
Scotia, Herald 1240
Seward, Democrat 1128
Sheltou, Clipper 1 27o
South Auburn, Nebraska Adverti-ser 1U90
XIV
INDEX TO ADVERTISEftlENTS.
NEBRASKA. Page
South Omaha, Stockman 1 156
Sterling, Gazette 1306
Tecimiseh, Republican 1322
Ulysses, Herald 1161
Valentine, Democi'atic Blade 1146
Waterloo, News 1255
Wauneta, Breeze it61
Wilber, Republcan 1264
Willow Springs, Gartleld Co. Gazette .... 1280
Wisner, Chronicle 12(0
Wood River, Gazette 1070
Wymore, Uiiion 1 104
York, Republican 1188
NEVADA.
Reno, Sagebrush Stockman 1187
Winnemucca Silver State 1070
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Alstead, Cold River Journal 1'55
Concord, Granite Monthly 1118
Concord, People and Patriot 9 30
Concord. Standard Bearer 10:i3
Dover, Republican 12^1
Exeter, Protest 1227
Hanover, Dartmouth 1178
Hillsboro' Bridge, Hillsboro' Messenger. . 950
Manchester, La Petite Republique 1234
Manchester, Le Courrier du New Hamp-
shire 1(,90
Manchester, Medical Advertiser 1266
Manchester, Mirror and Farmer 910
Manchester, New Hampshire Catholic. . 1256
Newport, Republican Champion 1188
Pljanouth, Record 1034
Portsmouth, Penny Post 1066
NEW JERSEY.
Asbury, Messenger 1120
Asbury Park, Advertiser 1114
Atco, Herald and Times 1112
Bayonne City (Bergen Point P. O. ), Bay-
onne Herald and Greenville Register, 1068
Bordentown, Register 1091
Bridgeton, Evening News 1064
Camden, Advertiser 1208
Camden, South Jersey Advertiser and
Palmyra News 1174
Cape May City, Star of the Cape 126li
Chesilhurst (Waterford Works P. O.). Tri-
bune 1184
Clinton, Democrat , 986
Egg Harbor, Der Beobachter 1188
Elizabeth, Central New Jersey Herald . . . 950
Elizabeth, Freie Presse 1266
Glen Gardner, Avalanche 1090
Gloucester City, Reporter 1090
Jersey City, Ev^ening Jou rnal .... 900
Jersey City, New Jersey Freie Presse 982
Jersey City, New Jersej' Staats Zeitung.. 1114
Millville. Republican 994
Mount Holly, Dispatch 1176
Newark, Der Beobachter am Passaic 1050
Newark, New Jersey Unionist l0-'6
Newark, Pionier 1150
Newark, Press-Register 954
Ocean Beach, Beach Patrol 1220
Ocean City, South Jersey Review and
Spray 12 m
Passaic, Freeman's Magazine 1185
Paterson, Morning Call 977
Paterson, Telegram 1044
Plalntield, Evening News 1058
Rah way, Advocate 1083
Ringoes, Journal of American Orthoep.y. 1086
Trenton, Anglo-American 1151
Trenton, New Jersey Catholic Journal. . 1226
Trenton, State Gazette 930
Trenton, Times 946
Vineland, Prohibitionist 1175
Westfleld, Union Co. Standard 1007
Williamstown, News 1074
Woodbridge, Independent Hour 1118
NEW YORK.
Akron, Breeze 1175
Albany, Freie Blaetter 1012
Albany, Morning Express 942
Albhnj', Press and Knickerbocker 938
Albany, Times 1254
Albion, Oologist 1014
Allegany, News 1010
Amsterdam, Democrat 950
Angola, Record 97s
NEW YORK. Page
Athens, Record 1044
Attica, News 1050
Auburn, Bulletin 939
Auburn, Temperance Herald 1 182
Ballston Spa, Ballston Democrat 1284
Barrytown, Bee-Keepers' Magazine 11)10
Bay Shore, Journal 952
Boonville Herald and Adirondack Tourist 1025
Broadalbin, Herald 950
Brooklyn, Brooklyner Journal 978
Brooklyn, Catholic Youth 1196
Brooklyn, Citizen 1161
Brooklvn, Eagle 904
Brooklyn, Gael 1158
Brooklyn. Greenpoint Independent 1236
Brooklyn, Greenpoint Star 975
Brooklyn, Neue Freie Presse 1037
Brooklyn, News 1111
Brooklyn, Record of the C. B L 1154
Buffalo, Freethinkers' Magazine 1063
Buffalo, International Gazette 1124
Buffalo, Mercantile Review 1013
Buffalo, Price Current and Live Stock
Reporter 1105
Buffalo, XVIth Amendment 958
Buffalo, Times 940
Canastota, Herald 1188
Canisteo, Times 954
Canton, Commercial Advertiser 950
Central Square, News 1048
Chester, Warwick Valley Dispatch 1058
Clyde, Democrat 1004
Corning, Democrat 1106
Cornwall on-Hudson, Mirror.. 1198
Coi'nwall on-Hudson, Reflector 1034
Cortland, Monitor 1080
Croton Falls, Folio 1262
Dansville, Breeze 12.58
Dunkirk, Observer-Journal 1102
East Aurora, Aurora Enterprise 1276
EUenville, Press 1086
Elmira, Chemung Review 1122
Findlev's Lake, Breeze KXH)
Flatbush, Kings Co. Gazette 1247
Flushing, Evening Journal 1026
Frankfort, Register 1021
Freeport, New Dominion 1245
Frientlship, Register 1060
Genoa, Herald 1256
Glens Falls, Ray 1252
Granville, Republican 1110
Greenpoint, Independent 1236
Greenpoint, Star 975
Highland Falls, Journal 1198
Hobart, Independent ". 1188
Hornellsville, Morning Times 1211
Huntington. Suffolk Bulletin 1108
Johnstown, Fulton Co. Democrat 1090
Kingston, Dutsche Zeitung uud Beobach-
ter am Hudson 1154
Kingston, Fraternal Indicator 1194
Lansingburg, Courier 1084
Lima, Recorder 1034
Little Falls, Times 1260
Lockport, St. George's Advocate 1110
Lockport, Union 976
Long Island Citj', Star 975
Lowville, Blade and Agents' News 1260
Machias, Cattaraugus Star 1022
Malone, Farmer 1122
Margaretville, Utilitarian 1050
Milford, Leader 1104
Monroe, Times 1198
Newark, Union 1012
Newburgh, News 974
Newburgh, Register 1022
New Roclielle, Pioneer 1118
New York, American Analyst 97o
New York, American Angler 1060
New York, American Art Journal 1237
New York, American Art Printer 1219
New York, American Bottler 1000
New York, American Homestead 1227
New York, American Journal of Fabi'ics
and Dry Goods Bulletin 1223
New York, American Magazine 937
New York, American Mercliant 967
New York, Amerilc ai Nemzetor 1231
New York, Amerikanisclie Scliweizer
Zeitung 95S
New York, Bonfort's Wine and Spirit Cir-
cular 969
New York, Bradstreet's 941
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
XV
NEW YORK.
Page
Xevv York, Brick Pomeroy's Democrat.. .
New York, Brooklyuer Journal
New York, Builder and Woodworker
New York, Building
New Yoi-k, Butchers' Advocate
New York, Carpet Trade and Review
New York, Catholic News
New York, Christian at Work
New York, Clipper
New York, Cloak, Suit and Ladies' Wear
Review
New York, Clothier and Furnisher
New York, College Mercury
New York, Converted Catholic
New York, Cosmopolitan (formerly at
Rochester)
New York, Davoren's Stage Record (for-
merly Davoren's Stage Gazette)
New York, Der Amerikanische Bier-
brauer
New York, Der Frieschutz
New York, Deiitsch Amerikanische
Apotheker-Zeitung
New York, Doctor
New York, Drake's Travellers' Magazine
New York, Dr. Foote's Health Monthly. .
New York, Earth.
New York, Echo
New York, Electric Review
New York, El Progreso
New York, Engineering News and Ameri-
can Contract Journal
New York, Enquirer
New York, Expressman
New York, Financial and Mining Record
New York, Financial Record
New York, Financial Review
New York. Financier
New York, Fire Record and Water
Works Review
New Yoi'k, Foreign Trade Gazette
New York, Freund's Music and Drama.. .
New York, Gospel Age
New York, Grand Army Review
New York, Graphic
New York, Grocers' Journal
New York, Harlem Record
New York, Hatter and Furrier
New York, Hebrew Journal
New York, Hebrew Standard
New York, Herald of Health
New York, Homiletic Review
New York, Hotel Register
New York, Hotel Reporter
New York, Hub
New York, Indicator
New York, Insurance and Commercial
Magazine
New York, Insurance Critic
New York, International Chess Maga-
zine
New York, Investoi-
New York, Jerry McAuley's Newspaper..
New York, Jewish Volkszeitung
New York, Judisches Tageblatt
New York, Katholisches Volksblatt
New York, La America
New York, Las Novedades
New York, Leader. .
New York, Literary Gazette
New York, Lose Blatter
New York, Lumber
New York, Masonia
New York, Medical Missionary Record. . .
New York, Medico-Legal Journal
New York, Mercantile Journal
New York, Metronome
New York, Morning Journal
New York, Musical Courier
New York, National Bottlers' Gazette
New York, News
New York, Newsdealer and Stationer
New York, New Yorker Belletristisches
Journal
New York, New Yorker Herold
New York, New Yorker Judische Zeitung
New York, New Yorker Sontags Journal
New York, New Yoi-ker Volks Zeitung.. .
New York, New Yorker Zeitung
New York, Next of Kin and Heirs-at-
Law Gazette
New York, OfHce
New York, Our Fraternal Guest
976
978
993
1101
1247
1003
1160
932
934
989
9S9
980
1026
945
931
1212
1216
1024
1255
943
120(j
1061
957
1100
1135
993
1072
1026
960
1193
120?
1033
1092
1162
1011
1258
983
902
1184
1058
989
1002
1143
1150
1048
102T
980
1072
979
1169
1139
1273
1133
1031
1155
9.54
99S
1115
1099
1026
1280
1IIS9
1001
1164
1233
1177
1232
1118
920
971
1096
908
1035
1089
951
1240
1089
1133
951
1244
12.53
1074
NEW YORK. Page
New York, Ours 1173
New York, Our Second Centurv IKJ?
New York, Plaintiff '. 1091
New York, Rail and Rudder 1233
New York, Railway News lOKj
New Yoi'k, Rainbow 1071
New York, Record and Trade Reporter.. 1147
New York, Retail Grocers' Advocate 1036
New York, Rhodes' Journal of Banking.. 995
New York, Sanitary Era 1085
New York, Sanitary Plumber 1068
New York, Sanning och Frid 1129
New York, Scholars' 3Ionthly 1100
New Yoi-k, Scientific Arena 1032
New York, Sheldon's Dry Goods Price
List 999
New York, Sheltering Arms , 1067
New York, Stable 1160
New York, Stockholder 10.55
New York, Studio 1139
New York, Town Topics 1005
New York, Trade Mark Record 1277
New York, Truth (formerly News Let-
ter) 1283
New York, United States Economist and
Dry Goods Reporter 1068
New York. United States Sewing-Ma-
chine Times 1223
New York, Uptown Visitor 1189
New York, Uptown World 1054
New York, Voice (Prohibition ) 1048
New York, Voice (Voice Culture) 977
New York, Way Bill 1231
New York, Wheel and Recreation 985
New York, World •. 900
New York, Young World 1255
North Rose, Jettersonian Democrat (for-
merly Huron Star) r 1186
Otego, Times 1114
O wego. Record 1291
Patchogue, Suffolk Democrat 1064
Phelps, Home Mail 12U5
Pine Hill, Sentinel ; 998
Plattsburgh, 3Iorning Telegram 953
Poplar Ridge, Gleaner 1042
Port Byron, Chronicle 982
Port Chester, Enterprise 986
Port Chester, Journal 996
Port Jervis, Evening Gazette 10:30
Ripley, Local Review 1122
Rochester, American Rural Home 925
Rochester, Horticultural Art Journal. . . . 1151
Rochester, Morning Herald 934
Rochester, Pythian Knight 1038
Rochester, Sunday Morning Herald 1256
Rochester, Vick's Illustrated Magazine. . 936
Rochester, Volksblatt 1056
Rondout. Fraternal Indicator 1194
Rosly u. News 1062
St. Johnsville, Leader 1028
Salem, Review-Press 1156
Sandy Hill. Herald 960
Saratoga Spi'ings, Saratoga Eagle 1066
Saratoga Spi-ings, Saratoga Evening
Journal 106:3
Saratoga Springs. Saraloarian 1190
Saugerties, Evening Post 1075
Schenectady, Union 1064
Sing Sing, Register 978
Sing Sing, Republican 1062
Stapleton, Richmond Co. Herald 12.54
Syracuse, Journal 942
Sj-racuse, Laborer 1192
Syracuse, Morning Standard 9.56
Tarry town, Record of the Times 982
Troy, Times 9:34
Turin, Gazette 1058
Utica, Cambrian 1264
Warwick, Warwick Valley Dispatch 10.58
Washingtonville, Blooming Grove News, 1198
Watertown, Advocate 968
VVaverly, Advocate 9.52
Westchester, Independent 1178
Westfleld, Formulary and Druggists'
Magazine 1106
West Valley, Lively Times 1042
West Wintleld, News 1038
Whitney's Point, Reporter 956
Wyoming, Gleaner (formerly Pavilion
Gazette) 1261
Yonkers, Herald 1143
Yonkers, Irvington Courier 993
XVI
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORTH CAROLINA. Page
Asheville, Sky land Herald 1108
Chadbouru, Columbus Times 118s
Charlotte, Chronicle Gazette 974
Charlotte, Craftsman 1246
Edenton, Fisherman.aud Farmei- 1 134
Germautowu, Times 118(5
Goldsboro, Argus 1000
Greensboro, Colporteur 1202
High Point, Enterprise 982
Leaksville, Dan Valley Echo 9T0
Lenoir, Chronicle 1176
Lenoir. Topic 1178
Liucolutou, Lincoln Press 1118
3Iarion, McDowell Bugle 976
Milton, Advertiser 1176
Nashville, Courier 993
Rockingham, Rocket 1260
Rockv Mount, Tar River Talker 1058
Smithfield, Herald 1266
Southern Pines, Pine Knot. 1132
Tarboro, Southerner 1280
AVadesboro, Intelligencer 1112
Wadesboro, Southern Argus 1232
"Washington, Christian Sentinel 1276
Webster, Herald 1252
Wilson, Mirror 1026
Winston, Sentinel 12H4
Winston, Union Republican 1170
OHIO.
Akron, Der Germania 1214
Akron, People's Monthly 1230
Attica, Journal 1064
Bellaire, Evening Tribune 1134
Bellaire, Herald 1258
Belle Centre, Bulletin 1174
Berea, Advertiser 1114
Berea, Grit 1223
Bloomingburg, Midland Echo 962
Bolivar, News-Journal 1284
Bowerston, Gazette 1232
Bowling Green, Wood Co. Democrat 980
Caldwell, Noble Co. Democrat 1230
Cambridge, Jetfersonian 962
Canal Dover, Tuscarawas Co. Democrat.. 1234
Carrollton, Carroll Free Press 964
Chardon, Geauga Democratic Record 964
Chpshu-e, Central Freewill Baptist 1064
Chicago, Times 1214
Cincinnati, American Christian Review. 1062
Cincinnati, American Grange Bulletin... 1079
Cincinnati, Artisan 1062
Cincinnati, Commercial Gazette 932
Cincinnati, Evening Telegram 938
Cincinnati, Florida Chautauqua 1024
Cincinnati, Headlight 1097
Cincinnati, Medical and Dental Journal. 1210
Cincinnati, National Temperance Star... 1036
Cincinnati, Sewing Machine Interest 1246
Cleveland, American Builder 1250
Cleveland, Brainard's Musical World 1206
Cleveland, Clevelander Volksfreund 1140
Cleveland, Der Seudbote 1018
Cleveland, Grip 11.55
Cleveland. Labor Herald 1262
Cleveland, Peoples' Tabernacle and Gos-
pel Temi^erance Banner 1040
Cleveland, Saturday Graphic, (formerly
Graphic and Sentinel) 1249
Cleveland, South Cleveland Advocate... 1014
Cleveland, Sundav Tribune 1255
Cleveland, Sunday World 1007
Cleveland, Voluost 1266
Colitmbiana, Globe 1248
Columbus, Der Ohio Sonntagsgast 1264
Columljus, Der Westbote 1243
Columl)u.s, Masonic Chronicle 1240
Columbus, Ohio State Journal 910
Columbus, Sunday Herald 1110
Crestline, Vidette 1266
Dayton, Record 1227
Detiance, Saturday Morning Call 1014
Dennison, Paragraph 1118
Elyria, Telephone 996
Frankfort, Sun 1007
Georgetown, Brown Co. News 1C66
Georgetown, Gazette 1134
Germantown, Press 992
Greenwich, P^nterprise 1256
Hamilton, Youths' Golden Hours 1247
Hicksvillt', Independent 960
Jertersonville, Chronicle 1218
Kent, Courier 1022
OHIO. Page
Kenton, Das Wochenblatt 982
Kenton, Den)ocrat 1002
Kenton, Democratic News 1242
Kenton, Republican 9i8
Lakeside, News 1258
Lebanon, Pati'iot 1138
Leesbui'gh, Buckeye 995
Leesville, Connotton Valley Times 1272
Loveland, Enterprise 1148
McComb, Herald 1066
Magnetic Springs, Magnetic Reporter 964
Mansfield, Buckeye Farmer 1236
Mansfleld, Democrat 124T
Marysville, Union Co. Wochenblatt 1002
Middletown, News 1226
Middletown, Signal 1081
Mingo Junction, Mingo News 1265
Moutpelier, Democrat 1042
Mount Sterling, Tribune 1175
Mount Vernon, Knox Co. Democrat 1028
Nelson ville. News 998
New Carlisle, Sun 1262
New Lisbon, Ohio Patriot 1070
New Philadelphia, Times 1270
New Plymouth, Graphic 1146
New Waterford, Gleaner 1(»38
Niles, Trumbull Co. Independent 1238
North Lewisburg, Tri-County Free Press 968
Norwalk, Bulletin 1256
Oxford, Citizen 11S2
Pataskala, Standard 1234
Petersburg, Der Correspondent 1032
Petersburg, Press 98&
Qiiincy, Journal 1162
Ravenna, Republican 998
Richwood, Gazette 1128
Ripley, Bee and Times 1070
Rockwood, Crescent 1078
Salem, Republican 1122
Sandusky, Gazette 1284
Sandusky, Journal and Local 1280
Shanesville, News 1078
Shiloh, Gleaner 1252
Smithfield, Times 1260
Springfield, Farm and Fireside 912
Springfield, Ladies' Home Companion . . . 913
Springfield, Republic 928
Tiffin, Die Tiffin Presse 1082
Toledo, Evening Bee 942
Toledo, Industrial Farm and Fireside 1017
Toleilo, Railway Service Gazette and
American Railroatler 1143
Toledo, Wagar's Official Railway Guide. 1150
Upper Sandusky, Wvandotte Union 950
Urbana, Sun. . ...... ~ 1250
Urbana, Visitor 1268
Van Wert, Gazette 982
Wellsville, Evening Journal 1092
Wellsville, Union lOOT
West Chester, Miami Valley Star 1082
West Union, Adams Co. New Era 1254
West Union, Scion 1260
Woodsfleld, Monroe Journal 980
Xenia, Democrat-News 1218
Zanesville, Courier 986
Zanesville, Shepherd's National Journal
and Rural Era 1144
OREGON.
Baker City, Baker Co. Reveille 1052
East Portland, Star 1280
East Portland, Vindicator 1190
Independence, West Side 1274
Liukville, Klamath Co. Star 1270
Monmouth. Christian Herald 1279
Newport, Yaquina Mail 1034
Oakland, Enterprise 1200
Oregon City, C< airier 1190
Portland, Evening Democrat 1272
Portland, Lewis and Dryden's Railway
Guide 1277
Portland, Staats Zeitung 1204
The Dalles, Times-Mountaineer 1286
PENNSYLVANIA.
Alleghenv, Alleghenian 1184
AUeglieny, AUeghenier und Pittsburgher
Sonntagsbote 1052
AUentown, City Item 956
AHentown, National Educator 968
Altoona, Times 978
Beallsville, Telegram 1026
Bellefonte, Fountain 993
inue:? to advertisements.
XVll
PENNSYLVANIA.
Page
Belief onte, News 971
Belief onte, Republican 9T8
Bennett, Star 974
Berwick, Independent 1206
Boyertown, Farm and Home Visitor 1171
Braddock Evening Times 1028
Braddock, Tribune 1050
Bristol, Bucks Co. Gazette 937
Brownsville, Clipper 1190
Burgettstown, Enterprise 1046
Butler, Democratic Herald 970
Butler, Times 961
Ceres (Ceres, N.Y., P. O.), Courant 1122
Chester, Brotherhood 984
Chester, Times 1000
Danville, Record 970
Doylestown, Democrat 1186
East Stroudsburg, Monroe News 1128
Ebensburg, Cambria Freeman 1022
Eden, I. O. O. F. Guest 1024
Ephrata, Review 1038
Erie, Evening Herald 992
Erie, Lake Shore Visitor 992
Erie, Sonntagsgast 992
Farmersville, Weber's Magazine of Hu-
man Cultui-e 1056
Greensboro, Graphic 1114
Harrisburg, Morning Call 1225
Hatfield, Mirror 12us
Hawley, Times 1210 I
Indiana, News 1210
Klttanning, Globe 1116 I
Knoxville, Courier. . . 1290 i
Laporte, Sullivan Republican 1258
Lawrenceville, Herald 966
McKeesport, Times 966
Mahanoy City, Record 962
Mahanoy City, Ti-ibune 1262
Mauch Chunk, Watchman 964
Mead ville, Freie Presse 1126
Middletown, Journal 953
Mifflinburgh. Times 1178
Mifflintown, Democrat and Register 950
Millersburg, Herald 1150
Millheim, Journal 1060
Montrose, Independ ent Republican 986
Montrose, Sentinel 1054
Newport, Ledger 1102
Newton Hamilton, Reasoner 1254
Newton Hamillon, Standax-d 1000
Newville, Times 982
Oil City, Blizzard 1067
Philadelphia, American • 1065
Philadelphia, American Boy 1256
Philadelphia, Brewers' and Dealers'
Journal 1095
Philadelphia, Demokrat 967
Philadelphia, Die Neue Welt 967
Phlladelpliia, Drug, Oil and Paint Re-
porter 1003
Philadelphia, Evening Item 1045
Philadelphia, Fox Chase Chronicle 1239
Philadelphia, Household Visitor 1002
Philadelphia, Inquirer 927
Philadelphia, Kensington Enterprise 1175
Philadelphia, Kensington Sun 1175
Philadelphia, Light 9su
Philadelphia, Light, Heat and Power.... 1235
Philadelphia, Mrs. Benedict's Fashion
Journal 961
Philadelphia, Nord-Amertka 940
Philadelphia, Pamphlet 1112
Philadelphia, Progressive Age and Water
Gas Journal 1085
Philadelphia, Quill, (formerly at Quaker-
„, town) 1247
Philadelphia, Railroad Record and In-
vestor's Guide 1154
Philadelphia, Sunday School Times 917
Philadelphia, Tabei-nacle Magazine 1276
Philadelphia, Tageblatt 1122
Philadelphia, Textile Colorist 1227
Philadelphia, Tobacco Age 9S9
Philadelphia, Underwriter 1181
Philadelphia, Volksblatt 957
Phillipsburg, Ledger 1064
Pittsburgh, Bookmart 1206
Pittsburgh, Chronicle Telegraph 930
Pittsburgh, Commercial Gazette 938
Pittsburgh, Evening Penny Press 926
Pittsburgh, Freiheits Freund 949
Pittsburgh, Insurance World 1224
Pittsbui-gh, Labor World 1257
PENNSYLVANIA. Page
Pittsburgh, Leader 914
Pittsburgh, Light 9su
Pittsburgh (Hazelwood), Our Review 1054
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgher Beobachter 1178
Pittsburgh, Post 946
Plttsbui-gh, Sportsman's Referee and
Dramatic Journal 983
Pottstown, Ledger 982
Royersford, Bulletin 974
Saiidv Lake, News 1188
Saxton. Herald 1284
Scrantou, American Wood-Worker and
Saw and Planing-Mill Journal 1243
Scrauton, Baker's Digest and Common
Pleas Reporter 1268
Scranton, Der Herold 976
Scranton, Diocesan Index 1249
Scranton, People 1078
Scranton, Providence Register 1052
Scranton, Times 958
Scranton, Truth 1114
Shenandoah, Amephka 1292
Shingle House, Sharon Leader 1122
Skippack, Der Neutralist und AUgemeine
Neuigkeits-Bote 958
Steelton, Reporter . 998
Sunbury, Northumberland Co. Demo-
crat 956
Susquehanna, Transcript 995
Tionesta, Forest National Democrat 1140
Titusvllle, American Citizen 986
Tunkhaunock, New Age 1042
Tuukhannock, Republican 1076
Upland, Local 1063
Warren, Evening Paragraph 1046
Washington, Review-Examiner 1188
Waj'nesboro, Keystone Gazette 1234
Waynesburg, Independent 955
Weilsboro, Republican Advocate 1228
Westchester, Chester Co. Democrat 1034
Wilkes-Bari-e, News-Dealer 995
Williamsport, Board 1099
Williamsport, Gazette and Bulletin 954
York, Daily and Weekly 1062
York, Die Gazette 952
York, Evening Dispatch 1124
York, Gazette 952
RHODE ISLAND.
Pawtucket, Evening Times. 1112
Providence, Anzeiger 1254
Providence, Evening Telegram 1234
Providence, Manufacturing Jeweler 1022
Providence, People 1178
Wakefield, Kingstowiie Citizen 1250
Washington Village, Telephone 1252
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bennettsvllle, Marlboro Chronicle 1199
Bishopville, Enterprise 1194
Charleston, News and Courier 902
Columbia, Carolina Teacher 1254
Columbia, Record 1136
Manning, Times 1046
Mai-ion, Pee Dee Index 1154
Pickens, Sentinel 1260
Williamston, Naiad 1152
TENNESSEE.
Athens, Athenian 996
Athens, Citizen 1278
Chattanooga, Commercial 946
Chattanooga, East Tennessee Labor
Globe 1247
Chattanooga, Sunday Argus 1256
Clarksville, Democrat 983
Dyersburg, Neal's State Gazette 1054
Gainesboro, Upper Cumberland 1084
Greenville, Republican 1186
Jacksboro', Valley Sentinel 1046
Jackson, Christian Index 1276
Jasper, Valley Herald 1223
Johnson City, Enterprise 1254
Knoxville, Dental Eclectic 1192
Knoxville, East Tennessee Labor Globe.. 1247
Lawrenceburg, Lawrence Union 1054
Livingston, Mountain Sentinel 1063
Manchester, Times 1052
Memphis, Adam 1266
Memphis, Gleaner 1144
Memphis, Living Way 1268
Memphis, Mississippi Valley Farmer 962
Memphis, Southern Record 1203
XVlll
INDEX TO ADYEllTISEMENTS.
TENNESSEE. PogC
Memphis, Standard 1273
Memphis, Sunday Times 1285
Memphis, Tennessee Baptist 104U
Memphis, Union Triangle 96S
Milan, Exchange 9<>6
Nashville, National Review IIUO
Nashville, Tennessee Farmer 1257
Nashville. Tennessee Star 1247
Nashville, Union 1081
Pikevllle. Sequachee News 1178
Piirdy, McNalry Independent 114<)
Savaiinah, Courier 1050
Sevierville, Republican 9?0
Shelby vllle, Bedford Co. Times 1200
Shelby ville, Commercial !I54
Sherwood, Sunny Clime 1274
Spring City, Times 1263
Sweetwater, News 124;^
TuUahoma, Messenger 1112
Union City, Anchor 998
Wartrace, Advance 1204
Waverly, Times Journal 12^
Woodbury, Cannon Courier 1222
TEXAS.
Abilene, Reporter 1238
Anderson, Grimes Co. News 1204
Anson, Texas Western 984
Austin, Daniel's Texas MedicalJournal. . 1152
Austin, Statesman , 959
Austin, Texas State Journal 1108
Belton, Journal . 1154
Belton, News 1274
Blosst)m Prairie, Bee 967
Brenham, Banner 1050
Bryan, Slovan and Rolink 1202
Caldwell, Register 1106
Cameron, Herald 1259
Canton, Telephone 1054
Carthage, Panola Watchman 1290
Cisco, Farmer's Headlight 1192
Coleman, Voice 1160
Commerce. Commercial 1265
Corn Hill, Clipper 1242
CotuUa, Ledger 1187
Dauigerfield, Tidings « 1268
Dallas, Dixie Land 959
Dallas, Lone Star Magazine 1204
Dallas, Mercantile Journal and Texas
Price Current 1168
Dallas, Norton's Union Intelligencer 1290
Dallas, Texas Christian Advocate 942
Dallas, Texas Courier-Recoi-d ot Medi-
cine 1'2S0
Dallas, Texas Farmer 958
Dallas, Texas Plowman and Estray Rec-
ord 1064
Dallas, Texas School Journal 1202
Dallas, Texas World (formerly Texas
Mocking Bird) 1229
Dallas, Times 991
Decatur, Monitor 1126
Denison, News 1166
Denton, Dentoniau 1264
Dublin. Rustler 120i)
Elgin, Times 12(il
El Paso, Inter-Republics 1270
El Paso, Times 987
Fort Davis, News 1286
Fort Worth, Chronicle 123S
Fort Worth, Deutsche Zeituug 1178
Fort Worth, Evening Mail 1052
Fort Worth, Gazette 926
Fort Worth, South West 1145
Forth Worth, Texas Commercial Repor-
ter 996
Fort Worth. Texas Masonic Journal 1214
Galveston, Evening Tribune 1164
Gatesville, Star 1168
Goliad, Lone Star 955
Gonzales, Gazette 1138
Hallettsville, Herald and Planter 1276
Hamilton, Herald 11.34
Hempstead, Advance Guard 12.52
Houston, Labor Echo 1270
Itasca, Alliance Mail 1280
Jacksonville, Intelligencer 994
Jefferson, Texas Iron News 1187
Johnson City, Mountain Echo 1240
Kosse, Cyclone 966
La Grange, Svoboda 1106
Lami>asas, Dispatch 1271
Lampasas, Journal 1249
TEXAS. Page
Lampasas, News 1274
Llano, Rural 1016
Luf kin, Clarion 1288
McGregor, Plaindealer 1278
McKinney, Collin Co. Mercurj' 994
Mansfield, Messenger 1144
Margaret, Hardeman Co. News (formerlv
Mirror) 1218
Mason, News 1102
Meridian, Alliance Sun 1246
Meridian, Bosque Co. Citizen 1128
Midland, Staked Plain 1020
Midlothian, News 1049
Omaha, Breeze 1164
Pleasauton, Monitor 968
San Angelo. Enterprise 1269
San Antonio, Times 953
San Augustine. Herald 1047
Sealy , Local Freight 1278
Segiiin, Record 1272
Temple, Herald 1246
Throckmorton, Times , 1156
Uvalde, News 988
Waco. Baptist Pilot 1184
Waco, Texas and Southwestern Dioiggist 1198
Waxahachie, Ellis Co. Telegraph 12?2
Whitnej-, Messenger 992
Wills Point, Chronicle 1056
Wills Point, Rural News 1234
VERMONT.
Bethel, Courier 1232
Burlington, Free Press 926
Montpelier, Argus and Patriot 936
Montpelier, Rural Vermonter 1031
Rutland, Herald 11?2
South Londonderry, West River News. .. 1171
West Randolph, Buck's Monthly 1150
VIRGINIA.
Abingdon, Southwest Examiner 1007
Abingdon, Virginian 1174
Alexandria, City Item 1021
Alexandria, Old Dominion Mercury 1077
Blacksburg, Montgomery Democrat 1196
Bland, South-West 1030
Bowling Green, Caroline Sentinel 1082
Charlottesville, Fruit and Grape Grower. 1147
Chase City, Clipper 997
Columbia, Bulletin 1256
Covington, Alleghany Sentinel 1259
Culpeper, Piedmont Advance 1126
Estillville, Progressive Age 994
Farmville, Journal 1198
Harrisonburg, Spirit of the Valley 1042
Independence, Grayson Gazette 1214
Independence, Grayson Journal 1074
Jonesville, Virginia Herald 984
Lynchburg, Advance 1076
Norfolk, Democratic Banner 1021
Noi-f oik. Our Railroad Men 1264
Norfolk, Virginian 956
Petersburg, Rural Messenger 952
Portsmouth, Baptist Companion 1236
Richmond, Dispatch 924
Richm<md, Planet 1120
Richmond, Practice 1091
Richmond, State 918
Richmond, Virginia Staats Gazette 1224
Ruitburg, Campbell Co. Record 1276
University of Virginia, Virginia Uni-
versity Magazine 1262
Williamsburgh, Gazette and James City
Co. Advertiser 1040
Winchester, Leader 1259
WEST VIRGINIA.
Addison, Mountain Echo
Beverly, Randolph Enterprise
Braxton, Democrat
Charleston, Kanawha Gazette
Clarksburg, News
Clay, Elk River Progress
Gerardstown, Times
Gerardstown, West Virginia Good Temp
lar
Martinsburg, Statesman
Milton, Star
Parkersl)urgh, State Journal
Raleigh, Raleigh Co. Index
Kavenswood, Jackson Bugle
Tnnnelton, Garner's Gleaner
Weston, World
950
1129
1078
1074
129U
1119
1022
1022
!IS4
1014
1018
952
988
1202
1038
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMKXTS.
XIX
WEST VIRGINIA. Page
West Union, Record 1148
Wheeling, Register 932
WISCONSIN.
Antigo, Republican 1080
Bay View, Herald 988
Beioit, Free Press 950
Black River Falls, Jackson Co, Journal.. 1126
Cambridge, News 1172
Clintonville, Tribnne 1160
Ci'andon, Forest Leaves 1124
Cumberland, Advocate 1094
Darlington, Democratic Register 984
Darlington, Radiator 1282
Dela van. Horse Breeder 1256
De Soto, Chronicle 1134
Dousman, Leader 1284
Eagle River, Vindicator 1265
Elroy, Wisconsin Statesman 1114
Evansville, Tribune 1130
Fond Du Lac, Aus Der Heimat 1183
Fond Du Lac, Gazette 1238
Fox Lake, Lake Breeze 1076
Green Bay, Advocate 984
Green Bay, Der Landsmann 1276
Hartland, Index 1284
Hillsborough, Wisconsin Sentry 1065
Independence, News 1288
Janesville, Recorder 1037
Janesville, Signal 1126
Juneau, Telephone 1274
La Crosse, Faedrelandet og Emigranten. 1074
La Crosse, Republican and Leader 996
La Crosse, Wisconsin Labor Advocate... 1211
La Valle, Plaindealer 1034
Madison, Western Good Templar 1014
Madison, Wisconsin State Journal 970
Manitowoc, Lake Shore Times 1201
Marinette, Menominee River Laborer 996
Mauston, Our Young Folks 1265
Merrill, Lincoln Co. Advocate 1072
Milwaukee, American Book-keeper and
Salesman 1259
Milwaukee, Amerikanische Tiunzeitung, 1025
Mlwaukee, Der Seebote 1095
Milwaukee, Erziehungs-Blaetter 992
Milwaukee, Excelsior 1224
Milwaukee, Freidenker 1025
Milwaukee, Freie Presse 1207
Milwaukee, Journal 938
Milwaukee, Local 1136
Oconomowoc, Herald 1284
Pewaukee, Tribune 1284
Pittsville, Independent 1152
Poynette, Press 1194
Racine, Journal 1052
Racine, Times — , 1078
Racine, Slavic 1106
Ripon, Commonwealth 1075
Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan Co. News.. . 954
Shullsburg, Southwestern Local 1100
Soldier's Grove, Crawford Co. Journal. . . 1166
Sturgeon Bay. Independent 1048
Wausau, Der Deutsche Pioneer 1018
West Superior, Wave 1073
West Superior, Wisconsin Inter-Ocean . . . 1024
Winneconne, Local 1146
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
Clifton, Clarion 1187
Nogales, Frontier 1274
Phoenix, Herald 1147
Prescott, Morning Courier 980
Tempe, Salt River Valley X.ews 1285
Yuma, Arizona Sentinel 1280
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Alexandria, Hanson Co. Ad ocate 1238
Altoona, News 1265
Ando ver. Gazette 11 90
Appomattox, Hei-ald 1261
Armour, South Dakota Tribune 1216
Ashton, Bee 1136
Bismarck, Dakota Settler 1 150
Bloomington, Courier 119S
Blunt, Nonpareil 1112
Buxton, Independent 1240
Casselton , Dakota Blizzard 1022
Castalia, Record and Republican .... 1070
Clark, Clark Co. Democrat 1196
Copp, Dakota Blizzard 1166
Dean, Spring Lake Star 1275
Doland, Record 955
DAKOTA TERRITORY. Page
Edgerton, Charles Mix Co. News 1274
Elk Point, Dakota Blizzard 1182
Elkton, Record 1292
EUendale, Commercial 1036
Ellendale, Dickey Co. Leader 10?2
Flandrau, Herald 1079
Grafton, Herald 1272
Grand Rapids, Journal 1290
Hamilton, Pembina Co. News 1164
Harrison, Globe 1156
Hermosa, Pilot 1130
Highmore, Herald 990
Highmore, Hyde Co. Bulletin 1284
Hope, Pioneer 1066
Howard, Advance 957
Hunter, Eye 1203
Huron, Herald 1084
Huron, State Free Trade Democrat 1030
Huron, Times 1014
Inkster, Review 1102
Kimball, Brule Index 1116
Larimore, Pioneer 988
Leola, Blade 1191
Mandan, Democrat 1051
Marion Junction, Marion Sentinel 994
Minot, Mouse River Advocate 1270
Mitchell, Republican 985
Montrose, Herald 1114
Mound City, Journal 1244
Northville, Advance 1070
Okobojo, Times 1076
Onida, Journal 994
Plankiuto^, Dakota Free Press 1099
Portland, Dakota-Bladet 1246
Portland, Inter Ocean 1168
Pukwana, Press 1201
Rapid City, Black Hills Republican 1194
Raymond, Gazette 1272
Roseoe, Herald 1285
Sargent, Rustler 1252
Sheldon, Enterprise 1191
Sioux Falls. Argus 998
Spearfish, Register 1U07
Steele, Ozone 1250
Vermont City, Journal 1110
Vilas, Miner Co. Farmer , 1002
Wahpeton, Globe 1242
Wakonda, Independent 1168
Washburn, Times. 1074
Watertown, Journal-Democrat 1140
Went worth, Dakota Letter 1271
Wessington, Times 961
Wessington Springs, True Republican... 1130
White Lake, Democrat. 1034
Willow City, Dakota Eagle 1290
Wilmot, Repoi-ter 1268
Wilmot, Roberts Co. Record 1288
Woonsocket, Times 1025
Yankton, Globe 1126
IDAHO TERRITORY.
Albion, Cassia Co. Times 1271
Hailej, Wood River News-Miner 1281
Ketchum, Keystone 1196
Mountain Home, Range and Valley 1265
Salmon City, Idaho Recorder 1212
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Tahlequah, Cherokee Advocate 1281
MONTANA TERRITORY.
Butte City, Inter- Mountain 1072
Choteau, Calumet 1270
Helena, Herald 1018
Townsend, Trauchant 1275
Walkerville, News 1120
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY.
Deming, Headlight 1168
Kingston, Shaft 1250
Las Vegas, Revista Catolica 1172
Lincoln, Independent 1086
Raton, Independent 1074
Raton. Range 962
San Marcial, Reporter 1203
Socorro, Bullion 1288
Wagon Mound, La Flecha 1209
UTAH TERRITORY.
Beaver, Southern Ut( )nian 1076
Frisco, Southern Utah Times 1079
Logan, Utah Journal 990
Manti, Home Sentinel 1093
Ogden City, Inter-Mountain Merchant... 1259
XX
INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
UTAH TERRITORY. Page
Salt Lake Citv, Bikubeu 994
Salt Lake City, Parry's Ma£,'aziue 1083
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake Herald 946
WASHINGTON' TERRITORY.
Chehalis, Lewis Co. Bee 960
Cheney, Sentinel 1271
Fanniugtou, Post 1166
Port Towusend, Puget Sound Argus 1070
Seattle, Post-Intelligencer 936
Seattle, Press 1088
Seattle, Times 1220
Seattle, Voice of the People 1200
Spokane Falls, News-Democrat 1271
Tacoma, Commerce 1198
Toledo, Cowlitz River Pilot. 1183
Whatcom, Reveille 1187
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Laramie City, Wyoming and its Future. . 1198
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Vancouver, Advertiser 1200
Vancouver, News 1276
Victoria, Times ,... 1238
MANITOBA.
Brandon, Sun 956
Killarney, Southwest Manitoban ! 1271
Minnedosa, Tribune 1136
Rapid City, Spectator '. 1270
Selkirk, Record 1088
Winnipeg, Manitoba Free Press 940
Winnipeg, Northwest Review li32
Winnipeg, Sif tings 1284
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Frederictou, Religious Intelligencer 1114
Harvey, Observer 1282
Moncton, Times 1278
St. John, Trade Reporter .'.". i084
Woodstock, Carleton Sentinel 990
n6rTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
Calgary, Herald 1270
Macleod, Gazette 1242
Medicine Hat, Times ..', 963
Moosomiu, Courier ' " 1214
Prince Albert, Times and Saskatchewan
Review. 1239
Regma, Leader 1213
NOVA SCOTIA.
Annapolis, Spectator IO44
Antigonish, Eastern Echo " ' " 1038
Bridgewater, Enterprise and Lunenburg
Co. Advocate 1168
Halifax, Morning Herald ','.'." iu92
Liverpool, Advance and Western Coiiu-
ties Advocate 950
Liverpool, Times. , .' 1070
Pictou, News I070
Truro, Guardian .....".'.'.'.'. 1288
ONTARIO.
Brantford, Canadian Forester 1266
Brockville, Times 1254
Burk's Falls, Arrow ' * * 1192
Cobourg, Sentinel-Star 956
Cornwall, Freeholder '953
Cornwall. Standard 955
Drayton, Vidette IO30
Dundalk, Herald " i038
Elmira, Advertiser 1)68
ONTARIO. Page
Erin, Advocate 1279
Goderich. Star '.".' (J5J,
Hagersville, Times .'.'.." 1260
Hamilton, International Royal Templar 1252
Huntsville, Forester 1193
Ingersoll, Sun '. 1116
London, Echo \\\\' 1253
London, Farmers' Advocate and Ho'iiie
Magazine 936
London, Free Press 943
Niagara, Times ' 1)99
Niagara Falls, World and Stamford' Ad-
vocate 1292
Norwood, Register ....'.'. 1262
Ottawa, Canadian Militia Gazette. ...!!!! 1136
Ottawa, Citizen. 1070
Ottawa, Evening Journal 1031
Paris, Review mo
Park Hill, Review ...........'. 990
Port Arthur, Herald ,' * ii2u
Port Arthur, Sentinel 1007
Port Dover, Maple Leaf 1018
Renfrew, Journal. 1234
Rodney, West Elgin Mercury .' .' 123( )
St. Catharines, Evening Star 1256
Sault Ste. Marie,- Algoma Pioneer 985
Springfield, Argus 1282
Toronto, Budget 1250
Toronto, Canada Citizen and Temper-
aoce Herald 1051
Toronto, Canadian Horticulturist 1226
Toronto, Canadian Independent 1278
Toronto, Canadian Labor Reformer 1258
Toronto, Cosmopolitan Short Hander... 1194
Toronto, Evening Telegram 939
Toronto, Fireside Weekly 1091
Toronto, Forest and Farm iios
Toronto, Globe 908
Toronto, Grip .' 1257
Toronto, Labor Record '. *. 1172
Toronto, Ladies' Journal 980
Toronto, Merchant 1105
Toronto, Tribune 952
Toronto, Truth 9so
Toronto, Vanity Fair 964
Toronto, World 960
Wallaceburg, Valley Herald and Record 1102
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
Charlottetown, Herald 930
Charlottetown, Island Guardian and
Christian Chronicle 1285
Summerside, Journal 1074
Summerside, Prince Edward Island Agri-
culturist 1074
QUEBEC.
Bedford. Times lOlS
Montreal, Battersby's Dominion Pocket
Railway and Travelers' Guide 1194
Montreal, Canadian Magazine of Science
and the Industrial Arts and Patent
Office Record 1171
Montreal, Le Monde Illustre 1230
Montreal, L'Etendard 1020
Montreal, Masonic News I21f
Montreal, Trade Review 1099
Quebec, Le Courrier du Canada 1082
Quebec, Le Re veil Litteraire 1255
Sherbrooke, Le Progres de I'Est 1078
Sorel, Le Sorelois. 1166
Sorel. ZS ews 1168
Stanstead, Ladies' Domestic Magazine... 1258
NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. John's, Colonist 1285
St. John's, Evening Mercury 947
Newspaper Advertising.
AN EXPLANATION OF THE PURPOSES AND METHODS OF
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
BUREAU.
In 1865 we organized a Bureau for the reception and for-
warding of advertisements for all Newspapers, and for more
than twenty years have conducted a general Newspaper Adver-
tising business.
Ten years ago Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. established their Advertising Agency in
New York City. Five years ago they absorbed the business conducted by Mr. John Hooper,
who was the first to go into this kind of enterprise. Now they have the satisfaction of
controUing the most extensive and complete advertising connection which has ever been
secured, and one which would be hardly possible in any other country but this. They have
succeeded in working down a complex business into so thoroughly a systematic method that
no change in the newspaper system of America can escape notice, while the widest informa-
tion upon all topics interesting to advertisers is placed readily at the disposal of the public. —
Times (New York), June 14th, 1875.
We undertake to represent American periodical publications :
the daily and other Newspapers of the city of New York, and
all other American cities ; the Religious, Agricultural and other
Newspapers published in the interests of the various sects, classes,
trades or interests ; and also the best county journals of local
circulation and influence.
2
22 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
We receive regularly and keep on file nearly all Newspapers
issued daily, weekly, monthly, or other, throughout the land.
We confine our transactions to Newspapers and Magazines
[periodicals], and do not undertake the management of any
advertising in books, or by means of signboards, posters, etc.
We are in direct correspondence with publishers of all the
leading and influential Newspapers.
We have an established credit with them, so that there is no
delay on that score about the insertion of an advertisement
which has been ordered by us. This is a matter of prime im-
portance to our customers.
We have a thoroughly perfected system, and the best facili-
ties for conducting the necessary negotiations, and watching the
fulfillment of advertising contracts.
We include among our occasional patrons fully three-fifths of
all who advertise in journals outside of the immediate neighbor-
hoods where they reside and transact business.
The office, outfit, and requisite plant for a first-class agency in New York cost at least
$100,000 investment, and a weekly pay-roll of $1,000. There is no doubt in our mind, after
forty years' experience, that such an agency as that of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. is better for the
advertiser and better for the newspaper than any special, exclusive agency. The newspapers
combine in what is termed an associated press, by which nine-tenths of the news is gathered.
Why should they not also have their advertising gathered by single large agencies in New
York, Philadelphia, BostoA, Chicago, etc.? Such co-operation reduces the expense. It does
the work for the advertiser more satisfactorily and cheaply, while at the same time it gives the
publisher greater net results. — Evening Wiscottsin (Milwaukee, Wis,), Dec. 19th, 1885.
Whose Patronage is Sought.
We seek the patronage of business men, of merchants, pub-
lishers and manufacturers, the skilled, the thrifty, the inventive,
the earnest in every pursuit, confident that by our perfected
facilities we can procure better work for less money than it is
possible for private parties to do.
Who Need our Services.
Newspapers announce their prospectuses and desirable pre-
miums. Steamships advertise excursions or reduced fares. Sum-
mer Resorts issue announcements to attract visitors. Educational
institutions seek pupils. Business men want skilled workmen or
assistants. Clerks and others desire situations. Brothers, hus-
bands and sons disappear, and must be advertised for in the
cities where they were last heard of. New corporations seek
stockholders who have money to invest.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 23
Those who require our services may be found in every busi-
ness : Proprietors of patent medicines ; persons who have books,
patent-rights or other articles to sell through canvassers, peddlers,
or otherwise ; manufacturers who wish to introduce or increase
the sale of their products ; States or Railroad Companies wishing
to attract settlers to desirable but unoccupied lands ; Bankers
who would sell investment securities.
A man wishing to sell a farm, factory or business interest,
may believe that a customer would more likely be found in Bos-
ton, Washington or San Francisco, than in other cities, but not
know the names of the papers most likely to reach a possible
buyer in those places or the cost of inserting his announcement.
This information it is our province to furnish.
Through the entire round of affairs advertising has to be
brought into frequent or occasional requisition. It often happens
that a man who never expended a dollar for this purpose, sud-
denly finds himself obliged to make a considerable outlay without
time for deliberation, or the possession of any knowledge of the
methods to be employed. To persons of this class the benefit to
be derived from such an office as we conduct is very apparent.
It is conducted upon the principles which are believed to be
the right ones for securing best and most satisfactory results.
The advertiser of greatest experience cannot have the same
familiarity with newspaper values and rates, which our extensive
dealings secures to us, kept constantly in communication as we
are with publishers of every class.
To any one who thiiiks ; the advantages of such an institution to advertisers in a small
or large way is obvious. It would be impossible for small firms, enterprising though they may
be, to attempt without great cost, to pbtain such verified information as such an agency can
furnish. What the newspaper requires is security of payment. What the advertiser desires
is the certamty of fidelitj^ to his interests, and assurances that the representations as to
character, circulation and availability of the mediums which he employs are to be depended
upon. No agency can have a permanent and profitable existence lacking these elements.
There is a perfect system in the management of the business of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., and the
merchant who intrusts his advertising to this firm may expect to have it attended to with
fidelity and in the most accurate manner. They have won the respect and confidence of all
with whom they do business, and every succeeding year adds hosts of names to their list of
customers. — Morjiing Nezus (\^-\\.\mx\g\.on, Del.), Feb. 5th, 1886.
Coinparative Values of Newspapers.
To be able to designate the political tendencies, be informed
concerning the growing or declining popularity of particular
journals, to know what statements purporting to emanate from
the publishers' ofiice can be relied upon ; and which must be dis-
credited ; to know where most service can be obtained for the
money ; what prices are high, and what low ; all come within the
24 GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
province of the Advertising Bureau. Its success will largely
depend upon the prompt accuracy with which it imparts to its
patrons the desired information on these and kindred points.
A thorough advertising agency, an honest advertising agency and a valuable advertising
agency mean much more than might at first appear. The advertiser wants to know at what
points his particular commodity will be likely to be most eagerly sought, from what section he
may look for the largest returns, and what particular journals may reach in those sections
such people as will be most likely to patronize the interests which he has in hand. The jour-
nals are, of course, anxious to be assured of the certainty of payment and the continuation of
patronage. These two interests are those which a really intelligent advertising agency
desires to serve, and to thoroughly ser\'e, which is its only hope of success. Nobody under-
stood this better than did Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. They saw in the first place that hon-
esty— to place the matter on no higher plane— was the 'best policy ; that to serve the system
in which they believed was to serve each of these interests alike with fidelity and thor-
oughness.— ^^-c^r^ (Philadelphia, Pa.), Dec. 2nd, iSS";.
The proprietor of a Newspaper, the clerk in his employ, the
special canvasser who represents him, is never the person to
whom an advertiser should apply for information about the best
medium for spreading abroad his announcements. Fromi the
nature of the case there is but one reply to be expected from
them, namely: "ADVERTISE IN 'OUR' PAPER." They
do not possess, and it is not their business to possess, the infor-
mation about a competing journal which may make it the more
economical medium through which the advertiser may accom-
plish the purpose he has in view.
IV/iaf We Do.
We undertake to have at hand a schedule of the rates for
advertising adopted by the publishers of every newspaper of
consequence ; to be able to quote figures to an advertiser who
wishes to insert an advertisement in one paper or several ; and
to procure the prompt insertion of the advertisement without
any extra charge for the service rendered by us : — which ser-
vice consists of quoting the price, printing or writing as many
duplicates of the advertisement as may be required to furnish
one for each paper, forwarding the copy for insertion (at our
own expense for postage or messenger service), examining the
papers to see that the advertisement appears at the time and
in the manner that it ought to, checking each issue of the
advertisement in each paper on checking cards specially pre-
pared for the purpose, and which are at all times subject to
the inspection of the advertiser, and marking plainly in each
paper the advertisement as it appears, so that should the adver-
tiser come (or send) for the purpose of having the files examined
(to see that the service for which his money pays has been actu-
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ally rendered) the eye may promptly perceive his announcement,
without searching through a page or the whole paper.
I have within the past few days taken a little turn among well-known NEWSPAPER
MANAGERS, so as to get New Yorkers' criticisms on this firm and their methods. All
speak well of them, and the only criticism that is ever made is that they know too well every
point that is ever yielded to any advertiser, and insist upon getting it for their customers.
Their knowledge of our own affairs is a hefp to us, for their orders come to us so specific,
their copy is so clearly put, in type or manuscript, their wants so distinctly expressed, that
there seldom arises a question about their advertisements, as is too often the case with other
patrons. And their system of payments, too, is such that every New York publisher honors
their orders as quickly as those of any house. The publishers here are also glad to do busi-
ness with them from the fact that no time is lost in the doing of the business. They do not go
to the offices to quibble about rates, position, types, and a thousand other things that suggest
themselves to the novice or occasional advertiser. They know already the possibilities, and
they are, with all their shrewdness and experience, very reasonable men. So it is that busi-
ness coming from them is treated as favorably as it is possible from any one. They possess
every facility now obtainable for carrying out any advertiser's plan with the utmost rapidity,
greatest care, the least labor to the best advantage, and at the mir\imum of cost. — Moses
King'' s Sketch in Bradstreef s (New York City), April 3rd, 1886.
If errors or omissions occur, it is our duty to notify pub-
lishers, at our own expense for labor, postage or messenger, and
to see to it that the publisher of the paper actually does the
specified service for which the advertiser contracted.
Thousajids of Advertising Patrons.
We have on our ledgers the names of more than five thousand
advertisers, who are now doing or have recently done business
with American Newspapers, through our office. Some have en-
trusted their orders to us constantly for twenty years. For one
we have placed advertising amounting to nearly a million dol-
lars, and we count several patrons from whom our orders have
amounted to more than a quarter of a million of dollars
individually.
The revolution that Rowell & Co. brought about, a score of years ago, created the ad-
vertising agency as now conducted. They, very early in their career, established an unques-
tioned credit, and many an outside publisher was better pleased to get an order from this firm
at a low rate than from other firms at a much higher one. They do not try to allure any one
into any line of advertising. They will, however, furnish him by all odds the most reliable
data on which to base his decision. They will not try to get a man to spend money, but will
see that he gets the full value of any money he wishes to spend. Only in such an office,
backed up with such a long-continued and well-developed organization, can the true and un-
prejudiced information be ascertained. The records of the firm will show that it holds the
patronage of its customers as long and as satisfactorily as does almost any firm in any branch
of business. Concerns who were patrons twenty years ago, are patrons to-day. It is the
accumulation of old customers, not the getting of transient or new customers, that would war-
rant a concern like this to go systematically to work to earn the good-will of the newspaper
world. — Bradstreef s (New York City), April 3rd, 1886.
There is no advertiser upon the transaction of whose business
we cannot make a profit, and, at the same time, save to him a
percentage of the present cost, even though he count as nothing
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the postage, stationery and other expenses incidental to corre-
spondence and watching the conduct of the business on his
own account.
We secure the insertion of any advertisement at as low a
rate as would be accorded to the advertiser should he apply to
the journals direct ; and are allowed an agent's commission by
the publisher, to remunerate us for the time and expense re-
quired in transacting the business.
Neither the newspaper nor the advertising patrons suffer at their hands. They do what
they agree to do, and do it so well and thoroughly that there is no cause of complaint. The
Hawk-Eye^ from its long experience with Rowell & Co., most heartily commends their agency
to the advertising public. It does not need to commend them to the newspaper fraternity, as
every publisher knows by personal experience the enviable reputation and straightforward
business methods of that firm. — Hawk-Eye (Burlington, Iowa), Sept. 12th, 1886.
Small Advertisers.
We have a great number of customers who pay us occasional
sums ranging from ten dollars to fifty, and these patrons are
valued. What they do is sufficient to make them familiar with
our methods ; and there is a moderate profit accruing from the
transaction of such business as they bring. If each occasional
advertiser is favorably impressed, the words of commendation
he lets fall direct other persons to our ofiice who otherwise
might never have heard of us ; and from among these, as time
passes on, large and bold advertisers develop. Every successful
enterprise has a small beginning.
Estimates and Proofs Exhibited.
For any responsible Advertiser making application in good
faith, we prepare a written estimate showing the approximate cost
of any proposed advertising.
Messrs. Rowell & Co. have already displayed much enterprise in affording their patrons
and the advertising public generally all information possible regarding newspapers, and in
placing at their disposal all the facilities which a long and honorable dealing with the papers
of this country has enabled that popular and reputable firm to acquire. — Daily Northwestern
(Oshkosh, Wis.), Jan. 6th, 1887.
If desired we prepare and exhibit printed proofs of the
proposed advertisement.
Our customers at all times, within three months from date of
publication, have access to complete files of the Newspapers in
which their advertisements are inserted.
Tell What You Want.
Before the wants of an advertiser can be properly attended
to it is necessarv for him to make known the result which he
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wishes to accomplish. Nothing so well tells the object which he
has in mind as a copy of the advertisement he purposes using.
Many papers have special rates for certain classes of adver-
tisements. Some insert no medical advertisements; others ex-
clude announcements which leave the reader in doubt concerning
the object or business of the advertiser; many decline to place
before their readers the prospectuses of other Newspapers; and
still others exclude pictures or large display type. For these and
other reasons it is of importance to know in advance not only
what the business is for which we are to quote prices for adver-
tising, but also the style of display of the advertisement which
is to be used.
The science of writing advertisements consists mainly m
saying in a few plain words exactly what it is desired to say —
precisely as it would be written in a letter or told to an ac-
quaintance.
When an advertiser whose mercantile rating is sufficiently
high to make his credit good for his wants sends a copy of his
advertisement to the Advertising Bureau, with instructions to
insert it in certain papers which he names (having stated whether
daily or weekly editions are intended and named the time he
wishes it to appear), and requests that bill for same be sent in due
time, the work of the Advertising Bureau is plain, there is no
opportunity for a misunderstanding : the work is done quickly
and well, and without friction.
But usually the advertiser wants" to know what the advertis-
ing he intends doing will cost, and to tell this in advance (even
approximately), calls for the fixing of a number of exact speci-
fications.
The papers to be used must be agreed upon.
It must be decided how long the advertisement shall appear.
Whether in daily edition, or weekly, or both ; and if in
daily, whether it shall appear every day, every other day, or at
other intervals.
The copy must not only be exhibited, but the style of display
also agreed upon.
The great advertising agencies are an outgrowth of necessity to those who seek the
newspapers and to the newspapers which seeks the advertiser. The millions of dollars
sent annually in this country to newspapers, hundreds, and even thousands of miles
from the advertisers, must eventually find a system of mtelligent distribution which
relieves the latter of the expense of individual investigation, and the former of the
risks involved in the acceptance of doubtful customers. Well, the system has come along
with the demand, and, with the history of the progress of national advertising upon scientific
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principles, the name of George P. Rowell & Co. will always be inseparably linked, — Record
(Philadelphia, Pa.), Dec. 2nd, 1885.
What Makes a Good Advertisements
An advertisement is of value not in proportion to its size, but
according to its prominence and the completeness with which it
expresses an idea.
It should be so arranged that the prominent line may catch
the eyes of the class of persons likely to be interested. When
this is done, the rest of the announcement will be read, although
set in small type.
To address a Newspaper reader so as to secure attention,
requires skill and experience. A card of four inches, whether
well or ill done, costs the same, while in results there can be no
comparison. We pay particular attention to the preparation of
ATTRACTIVE advertisements.
To secure a handsome and effective display of an advertise-
ment, care must be taken to furnish each paper with copy which,
if f(5llowed, will produce the desired result.
An ordinary compositor has not the necessary skill to make
an attractive card from manuscript, but even an apprentice will
do very well when he has before him a printed slip showing
which words should be displayed and what sorts of type may be
advantageously used.
The merchant who intrusts his advertising to this firm may expect to have it attended to-
with the utmost fidelity and in the most accurate manner. It is in this way the Messrs.
Rowell have built up the large and lucrative business which they now enjoy, and it is by strict
adherence to these cardinal principles that they now owe the proud position they occupy. —
-fffctjrt/ (Philadelphia, Pa.), Dec. 2nd, 1885.
We Employ Expert Compositors.
To properly display an advertisement requires skill ; to make
it more attractive, and at the same time occupy less space, is a
work of genius ; but when advertising space cost dollars for
every line, it pays to employ the best talent to be obtained. It
is a false economy, however, to use an advertisement which is
crowded and imperfect ; better one insertion, and have it right,
than three which are in a form which is unsatisfactory !
We have our own printing office arranged with especial refer-
ence to enabling our compositors to make the most attractive
display possible, in the designated space, with every advertise-
ment intrusted to their care.
Employing men of known skill and experience, we give them
the additional benefit of constant practice, and are thus enabled
to secure advantages of importance to our customers.
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At all events, the advertisement to be used is the first thing
upon which an understanding with the advertiser must be ar-
rived at.
If it requires no special display, the space may be ordered
to be " as small as possible."
If only a head line or one display line or word is to be made
prominent, that statement is sufficiently definite.
If the space which an advertisement is to occupy is to be
designated, it should be given in inches or lines, and if in lines,
the kind of type should be specified (Agate or Nonpareil). The
term " SQUARE " should never be used in this connection ; its
meaning is too indefinite. Fourteen solid agate lines make one
inch in a Newspaper column, and twelve lines in nonpareil
occupy the same space. Agate advertisements usually contain
eight words to the line and nonpareil but seven.
When printed copy is furnished, in the absence of instructions
to the contrary, it is taken as indicating the style of display
desired.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. have for twenty years conducted a general advertising business
with American newspapers. They have spared neither labor or expense in the service of
their customers. They have a most perfect system for transacting the business of newspaper
advertising, and have established a credit with publishers ; the result of which is there is no
delay in the appearance of an advertisement when ordered by them. This is a matter in itself
of prime importance. The advertiser may be sure of his advertisement appearing on time. —
Daily Times (Pekin, 111.), Jan 26th, 1886.
When an advertiser is content to leave the matter of display
to our own judgment, it is generally best for all parties, but in
contracts of importance it is our custom to have sample adver-
tisements printed and approved before forwarding for publica-
tion. For this service it is not our practice to make a charge,
unless the amount of labor involved seems excessive when con-
sidered in connection with the business to be done.
The experienced advertiser who knows exactly what he wants
may always specify the style of display and the position his
advertisement shall occupy. Every point which he deems impor-
tant may be insisted upon to the veriest minutiae. We do not
guarantee that any paper shall comply with all the requirements
set forth, but unless every paper does so comply, that paper shall
not have the order, or the advertiser be asked to pay for an in-
sertion not in accordance with specifications. Publishers grant
us every favor which can be allowed.
There is a great deal of confidential knowledge which is at the ser\-ice of the customer
who comes in contact with the business of the institution — points which it would be neither
wise nor expedient to publish, but which are of incalculable advantage to the trade. — Record
(Philadelphia, Pa.), Dec. 2nd, 1885.
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After the advertisement has been determined upon, the next
matter of importance is to name the Newspapers to be used.
Designate the Papej-s :
The Hst should designate whether daily or weekly issues, or
both, are wanted, and whether, in dailies, the advertisement shall
appear once, twice, thrice or six times a week, or include a Sun-
day edition, if one is issued in connection with the paper under
consideration.
When the advertiser is competent to do so, he usually pre-
pares his list without aid from us. When not posted about
Newspapers, it is a practice with advertisers to write out a list of
the towns in which they wish their announcements to appear ;
after which, we write against each town or city the paper or
papers which we recommend as best calculated to be of service.
Their whole business is conducted on the best system that experience and care can
develop. — Courier (Buffalo, N. Y,), Dec. 13th, 1884.
Sometimes our patrons are not able to name either the papers
which they ought to use or the places where they are issued.
They wish to reach a class or section. For such we make known
the publications to accomplish the object in view. To be able
to inform the advertiser what particular journals are most read
by a specified class of persons is one of the most important func-
tions of the Advertising Bureau,
Yearly Contracts are Cheapest — By Far.
FIX THE TIME you wish to advertise, and plainly state
it when you ask for an estimate of the cost. In a majority
of papers, except the highest priced journals in the largest cities,
the cost of inserting an advertisement for a year is not more
than double the price for three months, and for three months not
more than twice the cost for one month and for a month
scarcely twice that demanded for a single week. The most suc-
cessful advertisers make contracts by the year, but small adver-
tisers, with limited means and credit, do not find it practicable to
begin that way, and advertisements intended to serve a temporary
purpose, or to try an experiment, sometimes require but one or a
very few insertions.
An honorable advertising agency really serves the best interests of both the newspaper
and the advertiser, and for reasons palpable to any intelligent mind. Such an agency, if there
be one in the country, is that of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., as we believe all newspaper men who
have dealings with them will heartily testify. — Presbyterian (Atlanta, Ga.), Oct. 6th, 1886.
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Ho7V Much Money ?
Persons who have had httle experience as advertisers, often
have a pretty clear understanding of what they would like to do,
but are entirely ignorant of the probable cost.
We have made out for such a person a plan of advertising
calling for an investment of $5,000, and on submitting it for
approval, found our customer dismayed at the magnitude of the
expense, he not having contemplated an expenditure exceeding
$200 or $300, possibly no more than $10 or $25. In such a case
labor would have been saved if, at the commencement of the
negotiation, the question, " How much money are you prepared
to devote to this advertising ?" had been asked and answered.
To the advertisers in a small way — that is in a comparatively small way— one need not
ponder long to see what an advantage such an institution really is. It would be impossible, it
is impossible, for such individuals or firms, enterprising as they may be, to attempt profitably
to obtain from the vastly diversified sections of the country such information as such an
agency can furnish them at once and without cost. To the more extensive, to the colossal
advertiser, indeed, the advantages of such an institution are too manifest to need explanation.
— Record (Philadelphia, Pa.), Dec. 2nd, 1885.
Our Customers Are Entitled to Our Best Services.
Whenever we are doing the advertising for any individual or
firm, he is entitled to our best services. If he suggest using a
paper which we know to be not the best for his purpose, we say
so and give the reasons. We expend a good deal of time for
small advertisers. We like to have our customers send us all the
business they have to do, and when this is done we are content,
and never take any exceptions because the amount is small.
We promise those advertisers who intrust their advertising
patronage to our management that we will not allow them to be
charged, in any instance, any more than the publishers' schedule
rates ; that we will procure for them the acceptance of any
advantageous offer made to them definitely by any Newspaper
publisher, advertising agent, or canvasser of responsibility : and
in every case secure the lowest price obtainable for strictly first-
class work. Competitors, anxious to gain a hearing and secure
attention, occasionally make offers which it would advance the
true interests of our customers to accept. In such cases we hold
ourselves bound to secure for them the bargain offered. These
bargains are sometimes based upon some actual advantage pos-
sessed by the person making the offer, and in carrying out the
agreement we might employ the very person who made the pro-
posal. In that case the interests of our patron are as fully pro-
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tected, and we have the satisfaction of retaining the supervision
of his expenditures, and knowing that they are such as we would
recommend. To have the business pass through our hands,
tends to prevent any working at cross purposes, duphcation of
orders, or other compUcations which are Hable to arise when the
advertiser and the Advertising Bureau do not work in confiden-
tial relations with each other,
A perfect system prevails in the management of the business of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. , and
the merchant who intrusts his advertising to this firm may expect to have it attended to
with the utmost fidelity and in the most accurate manner. They have won the respect and
confidence of all with whom they do business, and every succeeding year adds to their list of
customers. The interests of the advertiser are carefully guarded. — Te/e^''r a/A (HaTrishurg,
Pa.), Jan. 5th, 1886.
On Confidential Terms.
We work WITH the advertiser and FOR the advertiser, pre-
cisely as an expert whose services were obtained to aid him at
his own office would do.
The secret of Rowell & Co.'s success is not hard to find. They do business in a fair,
square way, perform w^hat they promise, and live up to the very letter of their contracts, both
with the advertiser and the newspaper publisher. — Times (Trenton, N. J.), Jan. 7th, i886.
How We Are Paid.
We are paid for the service rendered the advertiser and for
the expense of keeping up our establishment, by a commission
from the Newspaper upon the price of the advertisements fur-
nished by us.
For instance, a five-line advertisement to appear in a certain
New York daily newspaper, the schedule price of which is 25
cents a line, makes a charge of $1.25. We charge the adver-
tiser $1.25, and, when sending the order, the paper is instructed
to charge us the same amount ; but when we pay the bill a re-
bate or commission is allowed to us as " Advertising Agents."
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. have for twenty years conducted a general advertising business
with American newspapers. They have spared neither labor nor expense in the service of
their customers. They have a most perfect system for transacting the business of newspaper
advertising, and have established a credit with the publishers, the result of which is that there
is no delay in the appearance of an advertisement when ordered by them. This is matter in
itself of prime importance. The advertiser may be sure of his advertisement appearing on
time, and to the publisher, coming from Rowell & Co., there is no hesitancy in inserting adver-
tisements as far as the financial standing of the advertiser is concerned. — Daily Record (Dan-
ville, Pa.), Feb. 6th, 1886.
The commission allowed varies with different papers.
Although many of our orders are for small amounts, yet some
with which we are favored amount to as much as a thousand,
and sometimes to thousands and tens of thousands of dollars.
If it were not that occasional orders are for very large
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amounts it would not be possible to maintain our establishment
with the expenses necessary to make its appointments complete.
IV/iy Prices Vary.
In the matter of prices for advertising space, Newspapers are
in classes.
There are those who have a fixed schedule of charges, from
which they do not deviate.
There are others who have schedule rates from which they
will not vary much, unless the order is specially desirable, either
on account of its amount, character, or the influence it will per-
haps exert on other advertisers.
A third class is composed of Newspapers which take advertis-
ing, as a rule, on the best terms they can get.
The following are actual communications which have been
received from honest, straightforward publishers of newspapers
belonging to the last mentioned class :
" It is impossible for me to fonvard you a schedule of rates of Advertising, as I have
none."
" I find that I have to make a separate contract with every Advertiser, and a schedule is
rather a hindrance than a benefit."
"We cannot name an arbitrary rate, for prices must bend to exigencies. Sometimes our
columns are full — again we are hungry."
" The reason we ask you §io for your last Advertisement, and run the other for $5, is be-
cause when we took the first we were in need of ' Ads.' while now we have all we care for."
" Sometimes it pays to run dead Advertisements, and at other times live ones are an ob-
jection. I have not found it possible to be governed by cast-iron rates."
The GREAT Newspapers, those best established and most
prosperous, are largely of the first class. For a small advertise-
ment for a week these papers are generally very cheap (consider-
ing circulation and influence), and rather dear for a large one to
go in by the year. They have so much short time advertising
which goes in at full rates, that they have no space to spare at a
reduced price, and consequently hold out very little if any in-
ducement to advertisers to make yearly contracts. The number
of newspapers of this class is small — not so many as a hundred,
perhaps, out of the fifteen thousand which are published.
The price at which the AVERAGE Newspaper publisher
will contract for an advertisement, to be inserted by the year, is
influenced by a number of considerations. Among the ques-
tions which he may ask himself are these :
How much will the advertiser pay ?
If I accept the order at the price offered, am I sure to get
my money ?
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How much does the advertising amount to at my schedule
rates ? and is it probable that the advertiser considers himself
obliged to use my paper ? for if so, no great concession in price is
necessary.
Are my columns so full that I shall not specially regret it if I
fail to secure this order ?
Is it a case where, if I do not accept the offer made I shall
get nothing ? and if I do accept, all that I do receive will be
so much clear gain, because I have space to spare which nobody
else seems to want at this time.
Nothing is more quickly affected by stagnation in business
than space in the advertising columns of most Newspapers. It
is unlike other kinds of merchandise. The grocer who owns a
barrel of sugar, will have it in stock to-morrow^ if he does not sell
it to-day ; and although the price of sugar may decline, it will
still be worth something : and there is a possibility that the price
may advance. But with a publisher who has a column of space
to dispose of the case is different. His Newspaper goes to press
to-day ! If he does not sell his space it is lost, and worse than
lost, so far as immediate income is concerned : for if an advertiser
does not pay for an advertisement to fill the void, reading matter
must be set up for the purpose, and the printer must be paid for
the type setting. Consequently, in the majority of Newspapers,
except for the local patronage, which is compelled to come from
the necessities of the case, the price of advertising depends
largely upon the question, " How much can we get ? " This
reasoning is not in use in the one hundred great Newspaper
offices, but is constantly used in the ten thousand less successful
establishments, and must always so continue from the nature of
the case.
Publishers become expert, and can tell better than would be
imagined how much an advertiser will pay. The vender of a
patent medicine who has sold his goods to a village druggist on
a promise to advertise a year in the village paper, will find the
price of that advertising held with greater firmness if the village
editor happens to have heard of the transaction.
When a Newspaper publisher who has variable rates of
charge, finds that he has much less advertising than he thinks
his paper should carry, he is not likely to refuse even a low
offer for a desirable advertisement. The publisher of a coun-
try weekly, who asks $ioo per annum for a column, having
a couple of columns to spare, will be likely to sell one at a low
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 35
rate to a responsible purchaser — possibly as little as $20 would
be accepted ; but after the contract is closed, if another adver-
tiser applies for a column, he will be likely to have to pay a
higher rate ; and if two or three come along, the paper becomes
so crowded that the last applicant will be refused a column even
at $100, on the ground that space must be reserved for transient
customers.
So also a paper which has promised positions to two or three
advertisers, ceases to have desirable positions to offer, and de-
mands a high price from a new applicant, while a neighboring
journal, which may be better or quite as good, not happening to
have made any such contract, is entirely free, and may grant the
place asked without an increased charge.
What we strive to make plain, is that so many things influence
the price of an advertisement in the very large class of News-
papers which use a sliding scale of charge, that to promise an
advertiser in advance exactly what we will do, we are obliged to
charge enough to cover contingencies. We have sometimes
procured advertising for $20, which we should not have been
willing to promise for $50.
J^^ Thoughtful advertisers who have read the last para-
^ graph, will perceive that it may be sometimes a cheaper and
better way to send along an order, and leave the p?'ice to be ar-
ra?iged aftertaards, instead of tying their agenfs hands by asking
to be told beforehand exactly what he will do.
The most prompt and reliable advertising agents we have ever had business dealings with
during our seven years experience. We have handled considerable advertising through them,
and never had a dispute on an account, never had a delay of one moment more than is abso-
lutely necessary to glance over their books. — Daily Herald (Tiffin, Ohio), Nov. 21st, 1884.
While the rates given by them to publishers may not in some cases be so high as those
obtained direct from advertisers, their methods are so satisfactory, and their return so sure?
that their orders are seldom if ever refused. — Freeholder (Cornwall, Ont.), Jan. 7th, 1887.
They have long had a more thoroughly perfected system, and better facilities for con-
ducting the necessary negotiations and watching the fulfillment of advertising contracts, than
has elsewhere ever been attempted. — Daily Post (Houston, Tex.), Jan. 9th, 1887.
If all Newspapers were in the invariable practice of requiring
and receiving a uniform rate of compensation for a specified
amount of advertising, then advertisers would find smaller occa-
sion to avail themselves of the services of the Advertising Bureau.
'fc>
Our Position.
If an advertiser knew an Advertising Agent, possessed of so
much knowledge of the value and influence of Newspapers and
of their advertising rates, as would make him always a competent
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adviser ; if he knew him to be honest ; if his every statement
could be fully relied on ; then the advertiser might have entire
confidence; and the Agent's position would enable him to procure
the most effective service for his patron at the lowest obtainable
price.
We have undertaken to earn this confidence and to stand in
this position.
Several years of business relation with Messrs. Rowell & Co. have led us to see that they
are very careful in placing advertising for patrons, and as they are so prompt in paying, they
secure a large patronage from both advertisers and publishers. — Daily Herald (Norristown,
Pa.)
Direct the attention of an advertiser toward papers which he should and ought to use, and
tend to intercept a portion of that patronage which goes to publications which costs greatly in
excess of any power to benefit which they possess. — Republican (Fargo, Dak.), Jan. 14th, 1887.
In all our newspaper experiences we have never found an agency so reliable, so well and
systematically managed, or so prompt as that of Messrs. Rowell & Co. Advertisers who de.
sire the best service and to reap the most benefit from their investment cannot go wrong by
applying to this firm. — Democrat and Sentijiel (Lewiston, Pa.), Jan. 14th, 1887.
We cordially commend this firm to all who are contemplating advertising in a large way. —
Times (Webster, Mass.), Jan. 14th, 1887.
When an advertiser applies to us for an estimate, having de-
cided upon the copy he will use, and every specification as to
time, display or position, it is our practice to carry out against
the name of each paper upon his list the price which we recom-
mend him to offer.
In fixing the price, judgment is needed. For an advertise-
ment which would cost $5,000 in the most expensive 'Chicago
daily, no more than $200 would have to be paid to secure the
same number of insertions in a leading daily issued at Peoria.
Often when nearly all the papers in a State are used, the best
bargains are found to be among those to whom the largest
sums of money are paid.
The undoubted truth of this statement sometimes leads ad-
vertisers into the error of supposing that a Newspaper must be
valuable because it charges a high price, or that no price can be
actually too high for a really good paper.
The most extensive advertiser fails to use all newspapers.
He must select, therefore, those which are likely to pay him best.
He knows that some great newspapers of superlative value de-
mand so much for a yearly advertisement that he cannot ju-
diciously use their columns except for short time contracts.
He knows that silver is dear at $20 a pound and gold cheap
at $200, but if he is offered silver at $5 a pound and finds gold
held at $500, then he will make his investment in silver rather
than in gold if he is wise.
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How to Secure a Low Price.
Experience has demonstrated that the best way to secure a
low price for a stipulated amount of advertising, is to first satisfy
the pubhsher that he may be certain to receive promptly,
whatever money is promised ; and then offer him, for the ad-
vertising, the lowest sum which there is any reasonable ex-
pectation that he may accept. If this offer is declined, it is
well to look about to see if any other paper will cover the same
field nearly as well, and if so, make to that one the same or a
'lower offer. If declined, the demands of each may then be
considered and choice made between them, or perhaps a new
offer may be made to one or both approximating their demand.
If the field is not a very important one it may be advisable at
this stage to drop both papers and expend the money elsewhere ;
where better bargains are to be had.
If an advertiser is indifferent about particular papers and is
willing to omit any which will not contract at a low rate, consid-
ering circulation, position and influence, then lower prices may
be named than would be advisable if he were specially desirous
of using all or nearly all the papers on a list.
Sometimes an advertiser wishes to reach the people of a cer-
tain State, but is not willing to exceed a certain named sum of
money. In such a case we sometimes make a nearly complete
list of all the Newspapers issued in that State, and against each
affix a price which is very low for the service demanded. It
is not expected or desired that all will accept, because should
they do so the limit would be far exceeded. Sometimes
the price is made so low, that it is not believed that more
than one-fourth, or one-third will consent to do the work at the
prices named. Frequently the result is surprising, especially if
the proposals happen to be forwarded when advertising is slack.
After all have been heard from, it is customary to review the
correspondence, in company with the advertiser, or send it to him
by mail with our comments on the merits of each case ; written
on the letter from the publisher. Reasonable proposals from
publishers at important points where the original propositions
have not been accepted, can then be reconsidered and acted
upon if desired.
Estimates of this sort are subject to revision by the adver-
tiser, who brings to bear upon them any knowledge which his
experience with his own advertising has given him ; and if we
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seem to him to have marked too high a price for any paper, he
notes the case and the figures are amended. All correspondence
received by either the advertiser or ourselves, having a bearing
upon the advertising under consideration, is open to the inspec-
tion of both parties.
A Case in Point.
A Customer's View. Being acquainted with a firm here which was placing a large line of
advertising with Rowell & Co., I dropped in to ask one of the partners his view of the service
performed by them. He spoke very kindly of the firm, and said that their experience was all
that could be desired. " They recently made an estimate for us to place our advertisement in
a large number of high-priced papers which we had selected. Their estimate footed up
$16,000. After going carefully over their figures, we asked them if they would accept $i8,oocf
and guarantee insertions in all the papers specified. They replied. No ! We own no papers,
and we never sell what we have not bought. We then offered them $20,000 to give us their
guarantee of the acceptance of the advertisement by all of the papers. They still declmed on
principle, but assured us that the whole would not cost the sum we were willing to pay. Their
chief reason was that to promise every paper would make it tolerably certain that some would
exact and receive a price in excess of their value merely on account of their arbitrary demands.
We had known from experience that we could not do better any way than to place the order in
their hands. They sent it out in their own way, and for $14,000 secured rather more than
seven-eighths of the circulation represented by the list, and brought to us a pile of neatly-
arranged letters, from all the remaining papers, showing that these could be had for $4,040.
We looked into the matter, and concluded to reject all of these, for we were convinced that
the prices, as Rowell's people had told us in the beginning, would be too great for the merits
of the papers, for our particular use. We can frankly say to you, as we said to Rowell & Co.,
that we feel in declining our offer of $20,000 they saved us fully $3,000." — Moses King's Sketch
in Bradstreef s (New York City), April 3rd, 1886.
Circulation Not the Only Element of Value.
In fixing the value of advertising space in any particular
journal, the first question to be considered is the number of
copies issued ; next, the character or quality of the circulation
A well-printed paper is worth more than one badly printed ; an
influential journal carries more weight than one without reputa-
tion. A paper which habitually charges high prices for its adver-
tising, thereby making its columns exclusive, will have fewer and,
as a rule, a better class of advertisements, and is worth some-
thing more on that account. The value in all these considera-
tions is recognized, but exactly how much each one is to be con-
sidered becomes a question of judgment.
They were really the first to reduce advertising to a science, and, notwithstanding the
fierce competition in that branch of business, they have steadily held their own. — Standard
(Cortland, N. ¥.), Oct. 14th, 1886.
With the history of the progress of national advertising upon scientific principles, the
name of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. will be always inseparably linked. — Daily Journal (Ithaca,
N. v.), Jan. 22d, 1886.
What the newspaper requires is security of payment. What the advertiser desires is cer-
tainty of fidelity to his interests, and assurances that the representations as to character, cir-
culation, and availability of the mediums which he employs are to be depended upon. No
agency can have a permanent and profitable existence lacking these elements, Base imitators
always follow successful ventures, and may appear to succeed for a time, but they are really
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 39
ephemeral and evanescent. It is only such institutions as Geo. P. Rowell & Co.'s Agency that
have continued an unfailing success. — Morning Neivs (Wilmington, Del.), Feb. 5th, 1886.
They have been long established, they have reduced advertising to a science, and their
tendency is more and more to recommend to their customers only those papers which are best
wrorth using. — Phoenix (Brattleboro, Vt.), Jan. 14th, 1887.
No matter how valuable any Newspaper may be, no adver-
tiser wants to pay for it any more than the lowest price which can
be made to secure the service required. If it can be had for $20,
he will not willingly pay $25, even if he considers it worth $40. It
is our constant effort to obtain for each of our patrons, ALL
THE TIME, the very lowest price which a publisher will ever
consent to receive for the amount of service required.
Publishers can well afford to give them better terms than other houses, from some of
whom it is about as much trouble to collect money as it is to earn it. — Blizzard {Oil City, Pa.),
Nov. 3rd, 1884.
While some agents have scarcely examined a publisher's bill, or are haggling over it, the
too common way, Rowell & Co. have paid. This conduct also secures for advertisers lower
rates, as publisher gives the best rates to those who thus deal with him. — Mail (Atlanta, Ga.),
May i6th, 1885.
Their reputation for fairness in dealing and promptness of payment is the best. It is a
pleasure to do business with such a firm, and there is always a disposition to grant them favors
in return for the many they show. — Gazette (Kalamazoo, Mich.), Sept. 2nd, 1886.
All that is required of a publisher is to do his work according to contract. And when
that is done, bill is rendered and back comes the check. — Chronicle and News (AWentov^n, Pa.)
Combine the happy faculty so rare among advertising agents of doing their duty by both
the advertiser and the newspapers. — Daily Republican (Hudson, N. Y.), Jan. 15th, 1887.
We know that every publisher in this State is glad to receive their favors. — Courier
(Palmyra, N. Y.), Aug. 22d, 1884.
Whatever that firm orders you get pay for sure. — Spirit of the South (Rockingham
N. C), Feb. 5th, 1887.
Where We Oive Our Best Endeavors.
Our theory of the business is this : We make our money from
the advertiser ; it therefore is to him that we owe our best en-
deavors. The commission which publishers allow is always a
sufficient profit, often more than we ought to make ; and in some
cases we waive the greater part of it for the purpose of securing
a paper without asking the advertiser to increase his price ; but
we never obligate ourselves to insert an advertisement in a
paper which shall demand a gross price so much m excess of the
amount which we are to receive as to subject us to an actual net
loss.
The advertiser who in placing large contracts for advertising,
avails himself of our services, does not lose the personal control
of his expenditure. He is not in our hands, but in his own. His
advertisement goes into no paper except at a price which he and
we consider a low or a fair one. We are both interested that no
40 GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
publisher shall compel a payment above the value of his circula-
tion and influence. He is interested to buy cheap so as to have
money left to buy more or hold in reserve, and we, that the cost
to hmi shall be -moderate so that results shall show him a profit
and induce further transactions.
The advertiser knows as well how much the advertisement is
to cost, before he authorizes it to be done, as he would if doing
the business himself direct with the publishers. He knows
what each paper will cost if it accepts the work at the price
offered, and that no increased price will be charged to him until
he has authorized it after the reasons for paying an increased
price have been brought to his notice and he has decided that
they are good.
Although we are remunerated for our services by a commis-
sion or reduction allowed by the publisher at the time of settle-
ment with the Newspaper, yet we recognize the fact that our
profit actually comes from the advertiser (it is a part of the
money which the advertiser pays, which remains with us as a
commission or profit) ; without the advertiser we could make no
profit ; it is to the advertiser that we owe service. We work
therefore for the advertiser and with the advertiser, and that we
may do this to best advantage, it becomes advisable that we con-
centrate our efforts as far as possible upon the transaction in
good faith of the business of those advertisers who put patronage
most fully into our hands and most fully trust to us for faithful
service. So long as these patrons are pleased with our methods
of business, their patronage remains and their commendations
influence others.
As there is one brand of flour more choice than any other, and one brand of coffee purer
than others, so there is one agency whose business we find greater pleasure in accepting. Geo.
P. Rowell & Co., experience has taught us, lead the van of advertising agencies in every
desirable respect. — Daily Times (Glens Falls, N. ¥.), Aug. 27th, 1886.
Does business in a fair, square way, performs what it promises and lives up to the very
letter of the contracts, both with the advertiser and the newspaper publisher. Hence the con-
fidence reposed in it both by the newspaper press and general public is not surprising. —
Daily Herald (Steubenville, O.J, Jan. 22d, 1886.
The Misleadifig Effect of {so-called) Co7?ipeting Estimates.
Our method of business is incompatible with the system of
competing estimates for advertising contracts. The prices which
we name, are prices at which we will try to get the advertising
done. If we set down $50 as a price at which an advertisement
ought to be secured, and a competing agent guesses he can do
it for $40, it may be a temptation to the advertiser to allow him
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 41
to try, but when the pubHsher sends back the order and demands
$75, the advertiser can never be quite certain that we would not
have secured the service for the $50 we had named in the
beginning.
In their method of auditing and settling accounts they could hardly improve, for we are
always ready to believe that in five days after presenting the account we can rely upon a
check. We feel assured that their relations with advertisers are equally as gratifying. — JVest-
erti Mercury (Atchison, Kan.), Dec. 14th, 1884..
Correct and systematic in thsir business, and ever prompt in the satisfactory fulfillment of
their contracts. They are made the medium through which a large number of the best adver-
tisers in the country reach the public eye. — Daily Courier (Rome, Ga.), Aug. 29th, 1886.
We do not personally own or control any of the Newspapers
for which we assume to contract. We therefore make the fol-
lowing sentence a head-line upon each " Estimate " issued from
our office :
"THIS ESTIMATE
DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAT THE PUBLISHERS OF THE PERIODICALS
NAMED UPON IT WILL ACCEPT THE ADVERTISINC AT THE PRICES NAMED."
The above is an admission upon our part that we cannot
always tell exactly what a publisher of a Newspaper will or will
not do ; and this we are the more free to admit because we know
that our position in the business of Newspaper Advertising, taken
in connection with the patronage which we control, enables us to
have a better knowledge upon the subject than is possessed by
any other person whomsoever.
Promptness :
Promptness in the execution of advertising orders is desirable
to the advertiser.
We invite those who have been annoyed with vexatious delays
in the placing of advertising contracts, to examine and make
themselves familiar with our facilities.
For promptness and reliability are in the front rank. They are systematic and correct in
all their transactions.— CAr(7«z<:/^ (Augusta, Ga.), Sept. 8th, 1886.
W^hen it comes to promptness in business transactions, the advertising agency of Geo. P.
Rowell & Co., New York, can't be beat. And we are sure that all who deal fairly with them
will find them awake and square on all sides. As a successful advertising agency Rowell &
Co. are entitled to the confidence of business men. — Messenger (St. Albans, Vt.), Jan. 21st,
1886.
The most prompt and reliable as advertising agents that we have had dealings with. —
American (Sunbury, Pa.), Dec. 12th, 1884.
The most punctual advertising agents in New York City is the firm of Geo. P. Rowell &
Co. — Atnerican (Sunbury, Pa.), Dec. 7th, 1883.
They are the most prompt of any business men we have dealt with. — Daily British Whig
(Kingston, Ont.), Dec. 15th, 1884.
They are the promptest advertisers we have. — Times (Trenton, N. J.), Dec. 15th, 1884.
For promptness you take the cake. — Blizzard (Oil City, Pa.).
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Publishers of Newspapers want advertisements. They under-
stand our methods, and that promptness and the exhibition on
their part of a desire to trade facilitates transactions.
Our advertising patrons are of the best class of business
men. They are entitled to have their work done every time and
all the time at the very lowest price which is ever accorded to
the most favored customer. We ask no more than this for any
of them, and for none are we willing to accept anything less.
In a majority of Newspapers we secure the insertion of adver-
tisements at lower rates than would be accepted from others, be-
cause publishers know that our offers are at all times based upon
comparative values, and that our contracts are only awarded
where a fair price is accepted. They also know that their bills
will be paid in cash, and promptly.
We always know where we can " raise the wind " at short notice when we "get hard up,"
if they owe us anything. We can name other good agencies, but Rowell's heads the list. —
Hera/d (Winsted, Ct.), Dec. 19th, 1884.
We never had a disputed account. Thej"^ are unequaled in these respects. — Standard
Bridgeport, Ct.), Dec. 12th, 1884.
We have been advertising for this company ever since in business, and when we send a
bill, a check for the amount comes back on the next train. — Banner Watchman (Athens,
Ga.), Dec. 25th, 1884.
Honorable, courteous, asking only fair treatment and paying their bills promptly, we are
happy to say that the firm of Rowell & Co. shine out as an example of what the advertising
agency ought to be. — Gazette (Yonkers, N. Y.).
Is the most prompt business house doing business with this paper. They should stand the
world over at the head of all advertising agencies. — Daily Democrat (Shelbyville, Ind.), June
22nd, 1885.
Special merit is worthy special mention, and it is due Geo. P. Rowell & Co., of 10 Spruce
Street, New York City, to say that their reputation for fairness in dealmg and promptness of
payment is the best. — Times (Owosso, Mich.), Sept. loth, 1886.
The uncommonly prompt way in which Gee. P. Rowell & Co., advertising agents, conduct
their business, especially in the payment of bills, is often mentioned by the press of the coun-
try.— Home Jourjial (New York City), Nov. 3rd, 1886.
They are promptness personified, and are square and liberal in all dealings. — Morning
Herald (Titusville, Pa.), Aug. 9th, 1884.
We have yet to ask them the second time for money. — Ishmaelite (Sparta, Ga,), Jan.
3rd, 1883.
They pay promptly anything they agree to. Messrs. Rowell & Co. are the leading adver-
tising agents of the country. The firm is popular with all advertisers and newspapers. The
Times has had more or less business with this firm during the past sixteen years, and it
gives us pleasure to refer to the satisfactory manner in which they have observed all con-
tracts with us. Their business methods are the admiration of ail newspaper publishers, for the
firm is not over-exacting, and are especially prompt in paying all claims. In fact, they make
it a feature of their business to pay all bills that are correct the same day they are received. —
Times (Port Hope, Ont.), Jan. 14th, 1886.
When an advertisement is intended for only the highest
priced papers, from which no reduction from rates is to be ex-
pected or hoped for, there is of course no delay about the inser-
NEVVSPAPEK ADVERTISING BUREAU. 43
tion : and so too when, as is sometimes the case, an advertiser
prefers to pay full prices for a line of advertising in papers of
only moderate standing for the sake of obtaining the utmost
good will of the publisher.
Pay7tients. •
When we have arranged for the insertion of an advertisement
in any Newspaper, we undertake that the advertiser shall be
required to accept and pay for only such insertions as are ren-
dered in accordance with the specifications of his contract, and
that omissions or incorrect insertions (should any occur) shall be
made good by additional insertions.
Prompt settlement has in no way prevented a very close inspection of every item, the
interests of the advertisers have been carefully watched. — Home Journal (New York), Oct.
31st. 1883.
There is something really delightful to the heart of a newspaper man in the promptness
with which Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., of 10 Spruce street, New York City, respond to
bills for advertising. — Press (Lexington, Ky.), March 30th, 1884.
The marking on the bills show that this prompt settlement has in no way prevented a
very close inspection of every item, and that the interest of their patrons have been carefully
watched. — Norristo-wn (Pa.), Herald^ Oct. 6th, 1883.
If all advertising agents were as fair in their dealings with newspapers as this firm is, a
good many country editors would be happier men and better Christians. — Transcript (Middle-
town, Del.), Nov. i6th, 1883.
How We Want Our Pay.
In the absence of any agreement about payments, all bills
for advertising done by us, which will expire within a month,
are to be paid for in cash at the time the order is booked, unless
from regular customers, to whom bills are rendered in accord-
ance with established usage.
Payment for all advertising extending through more than one
month is due monthly, dating from the day the order is received,
unless different terms have been specially agreed upon. Omis-
sions, wrong insertions and other deficiencies to be made good
at end of contract, at time of final settlement.
They have long had a more thoroughly perfected system, and better facilities for conduct-
ing the necessary negotiations and watching the fulfillment of advertising contracts, than has
elsewhere ever been attempted. — Press (Portland, Maine), Jan. 13th, 1887.
Reasonable in every way. Prompt, exact and courteous. It is a pleasure to do business
with them. — Daily British /F^z^ (Kingston, Ont.), Jan. 12th, 1886.
Thorough going, careful and enterprising. — Herald (Grand Haven, Mich.), Jan. 22nd,
1886.
Publishers Who Allow the Ageiifs Commission to Advertisers.
Advertisers sometimes inquire whether, if dealing direct with
the publishers of Newspapers, they would not be able to obtain
44 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
the same allowance or commission upon which we rely to pay us
for the work we do. Our observation teaches us that if the
amount of their patronage is large they will generally be able to
obtain a concession from rates. Nearly every publisher of a
newspaper, in fact almost any man of business, likes to come in
direct contact with his customer, and holds out inducements to
that end, but the real object is pretty universally the attainment
of a larger percentage of profit, a higher net price ; and it has
been the result of our experience and investigations that the
most honorable publishers make no pretence of allowing an
" agent's " commission to an advertiser doing his own business,
and that those who are willing to make such a concession gener-
ally realize a better price than they would expect if the order
came through our hands.
In all our newspaper experience we have never found an Agency so reliable, so well and
systematically managed, or so prompt as that of Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. — Daily Tirnes
(Lebanon, Penn.), Jan. 21st, 1887.
The oldest and best-known house in this line. — Truth (Toronto, Ont.), Jan. 8th, 1887.
Whatever that firm orders you get pay for sure. — Spi7-it of the South (Rockingham,
C.), Feb. 5th, 1887.
The firm has always been popular with publishers because of their prompt and reliable
financial record. — Mirror Journal (Marlboro', Mass.), Jan. 23rd, 1886.
It is a pleasure to do business with such a firm, and we hope it may live long and prosper.
— Index (Dover, N. J.), July 2nd, 1885.
No house in the world we are more proud of doing business with. — Journal and Courier
(New Haven, Ct.)
Should stand the world over at the head of advertising agencies. — Democrat (Shelbyville,
Ind.)
The only perfect agency we know of. — Republican (Cedar Rapids, Iowa).
The only agency that I never have trouble with. — Spectator (Franklin, Pa.).
The conclusion we arrive at is that the advertisers who have
small orders, amounting to a few dollars in each paper (although
footing up hundreds in the aggregate), cannot obtain any mate-
rial concession from first-class Newspapers, and that those adver-
tisers who have large advertisements, amounting to considerable
sums in individual publications, are apt to learn that where they
obtain the concession of the agent's commission, WE are able
to secure a still lower net price for them, and generally retain
our commission intact. For instance, a paper charging $ioo
for a specified advertisement, might gladly allow a concession,
called an agent's commission, of $25, getting a net price of $75,
while we should not think of recommending our customer to pay
the particular paper in question more than $40, and from that
sum should expect from the publisher the usual allowance for
our commission.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 45
This is a subject upon which an advertiser soon comes to
have a decided opinion, and it is something in favor of the sound-
ness of our conclusions, that so many who make a point of get-
ting best service at smallest cost, deal largely with us.
Our business acquaintance of over ten years with the firm of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., of
New York, has been one of pleasure and profit to us. No after-claps, nothing to make right,
but everything right at beginning and closing of all contracts. We are confident from the
manner the firm conducts its business, that we only voice the sentiments of thousands of
papers when we say a more prompt or reliable firm does not exist in America. The only fault
we have with them is that we are not permitted to do more advertising with them. — Phoenix
(Parker, Pa.), Jan. 27th, 1883.
They represent the best daily and other newspapers of all American cities ; the leading
and most influential religious, agricultural and other newspapers published in the interests of
the many and various classes, trades, sects or interests, and also such county journals of local
influence as have peculiar merit which makes them of value to a class of advertisers.^ — Daily
Journal (Biddeford, Me.)
One of the best works ever issued by an advertising agency, if not the best, is Newspaper
Advertising, a list of leading papers, issued by Geo. P. Rowell & Co. — Farmers' Call
(Quincy, 111.), Jan. 13th, 1887.
Our Strongest Point.
The real strength of the Advertising Bureau lies in its ability
to obtain the greatest concession from publishers' rates.
To know what Newspapers must have $ioo for a one-hundred-
dollar advertisement, and what ones will take the same for $50,
or $30, IS the most useful and profitable portion of the stock in
trade of the successful Advertising Agency.
We have been dealing with Messrs. Rowell & Co. for twenty years, and while they insist
upon very low rates, they also insist upon remitting the cash by the first mail after bill is ren-
dered.— Clarion (Jackson, Miss.), Sept. ist, 1886.
They are deserving the confidence and patronage of the public, and this they enjoy to a
very large extent.— ^(??/r««/ (Dayton, Ohio), Sept. 4th, 1886.
Does business in a fair, square way. Stands high in the estimation of the business com-
munity.— Courier (Lansingburgh, N. Y.), Feb. 6th, 1886.
To-day the leadmg advertising agency in the world. — Evening Post (Hartford, Ct.), Dec.
30th, 1886.
The leading advertising agency of America. — Hawk-Eye (Burlington, Iowa), Jan. ist,
1887.
Is perhaps the most popular of all agencies. — Tribune (Bismarck, Dak.), Jan. 7th, 1887.
We repeat: "We are the Agents of the Advertiser." We do
the best we can for him, and we want from the publisher the
lowest price all the time. We give the advertiser the advantage
of any knowledge which we possess ; quote prices, which are
often too low ; procure acceptance of these low rates when
possible, even at the expense of waiving a proportion, or in rare
instances, the whole of our commission.
We are the Agents of the newspapers to the extent of always
keeping open an office for the reception of advertising orders
46 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
for them, quoting their rates, and bringing to the notice of ad-
vertisers the pecuhar merit which each paper may possess. We
are also the Agents for the Newspapers to the additional extent
of a guaranty ; and so promptly do we redeem that guaranty, an
account against our house is everywhere considered equivalent
to cash. WE SECURE THE CHEAPEST CONTRACTS
THAT ARE MADE.
When it comes to promptness in business transactions, the advertising agency of Geo. P.
Rowell & Co., New York, can't be beat. — Messenger (St. Albans, Vt.), Jan. 21st, 1886.
The Rowell Agency, which is really the father of the system of scientific advertising, has
increased and prospered. — ^^f^r</ (Philadelphia, Pa.), Dec. 2nd, 1885.
We like to see business done in business style, and, therefore, indorse the advertising
agency of Geo. P. Rowell & Co. — Daily Bulletin (Cairo, 111.), March 6th, 1885.
Whenever we do advertising for any one, we consider him
entitled to our best services. If he suggests using a paper which
we know to be not the best for his purpose, we say so and give
our reasons.
Those who entrust their advertising patronage to our care
know that we make a living profit from its transaction, and have
no interest except to serve them well. If we secure two papers
for a price which would not be high for one of similar value, our
percentage is as large, while the lik'elihood of. the arrangement
proving profitable to the advertiser, is doubled. The more ser-
vice we secure our customer for the money expended, the greater
the likelihood of profit to him and continued patronage for
ourselves.
The oldest and most prosperous firm of advertising agents in the countrj'. — Standard
(Albert Lea, Minn.), Feb. 3rd, 1886.
The leading advertising agents ot the country. — Daily State Journal (Lincoln, Ne-
braska), June 27th, 1886.
Very reliable and known all over the world. — American (Baltimore, Md.), Sept. 21st
1883.
Most Complete and Extensive File of Neivspapers
in the World.
We have a system of filing Newspapers, that is, of preserving
them for future convenient reference by an arrangement of shelv-
ing and partitions ; a separate space being accorded to each,
labeled with the printed name of the paper it is intended to
accommodate ; by means of this arrangement a stranger finds a
paper he wishes to examine, with something of the readiness that
he would a word in a dictionary.
The best known house in this line. — Daily Itein (Lynn, Mass.), Jan. 3rd, 1887.
They receive and keep regularly on file all the newspapers of special merit or influence
which are issued throughout the land, whether daily, weekly or monthly. — Sentinel (Elkhart,
Ind.), Jan. 15th, 1887.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU.
Their advertising agency is conducted in a manner that makes it mutually profitable to
the publisher and to the advertiser. — Daily News (Emporia, Kan.), Dec. 23rd, 1881.
The largest advertising firm in the United States. Not only the oldest, but the most
thoroughly posted. — Times (Ashland, Ohio), Jan. 13th, 1887.
Notwithstanding this complete arrangement for the adver-
tiser's convenience, he is not left to wait upon himself and hunt
up his own papers, but is waited upon by civil and experienced
clerks whose business it is to aid him.
We receive more than one hundred and fifty thousand News-
papers every three months, more than two thousand every day.
They come from every quarter. They are heaped upon tables,
the wrappers removed, the papers smoothed, folded and arranged
by States, after which the various piles are passed over to those
who have in charge the business of examining each separate
paper to make sure that advertisements ordered from the Bureau
are inserted according to specifications of contract.
A Complete System of Noting every Appearance of an
Advertisement.
The country is divided into sections and apportioned. One
person' attends only to papers issued in the City of New York ;
another checks those in the State ; one has Canada, one the
Territories, the Pacific Coast, and so on.
Every paper in which an advertisement is running is spread
open, and the advertisement (one or more) marked with a crayon
so as to be easily found or seen at a glance when the advertiser
comes to make his examination.
Checking Cards.
The checking cards are arranged to show the actual number
of insertions which every advertisement is to receive. Special
marks are used to designate special things, and the checking
clerk, guided by instructions, produces a page which will show
the advertiser whether his insertions have been truly and cor-
rectly given, or otherwise.
The name of the advertiser, the space, position, style and
length of time an advertisement must appear, are all indicated.
The various marks have their special meanings — all easily under-
stood, and not readily mistaken.
If a paper fails to come to hand, the checking card reveals
the fact, and the missing copy is sent for.
If an advertisement is out of position, if typographical errors
are observed in it, or if for any reason it is not what the adver-
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tiser is entitled to expect, a notice of the fact is dispatched to the
publisher.
The checking cards are kept permanently for inspection by
advertisers. The papers themselves are retained but three
months from date of issue ; after that time the Bureau does not
guarantee to exhibit them.
After the examination and marking, the paper is again folded,
and receives a heavy mark on its upper right hand corner to
indicate that it has passed through the requisite examination.
It is then placed in the space (pigeon-hole) accorded to it.
The Newspaper Room.
These pigeon-holes, placed in tiers or cases, form galleries,
the whole being systematically arranged alphabetically by States,
the name of the State being designated on the cases and again
over the entrance to each separate gallery.
An advertiser whose rule is to pay no bills until he sees all
the papers, can here be accommodated. An advertising contract
amounting to one hundred thousand dollars per annum can be
looked after (every copy of every paper examined) by the adver-
tiser, who will devote three days' time to the examination four
times a year.
The time usually required for examining papers is mainly
used in looking after the advertisement which is not there.
This work has all been gone over beforehand by the checking
clerk, and each advertisement marked plainly with a black crayon.
If it is sd marked, the advertiser takes in its appearance, style,
position, everything in an instant, and if it is not marked he need
go no further ; it is not there !
One material advantage of complete files, so conveniently
arranged, is the facility with which it is possible to produce for
an advertiser samples of all the papers in which he may wish to
insert his announcement ; that he may see for himself what every
paper looks like, and judge what style of advertising will be
most effective.
Marked Newspapers for Advertisers.
In addition to the thorough arrangement for proving inser-
tion of advertisements, it is the custom of the Bureau to request
every publisher who inserts an advertisement on its order, to
send to the advertiser a marked copy of the first issue in which a
new advertisement appears. Most publishers comply with this
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 49
demand and some make a practice of sending a paper regularly
to an advertiser while his advertisement appears, whether re-
quested to do so or not.
The statement concerning marked papers sent to advertisers
does not apply when an advertisement is inserted in combina-
tions of papers at a lump price for the whole, as in the case of
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.'s SELECT LIST OF LOCAL PAPERS,
for which advertising rates are given by the inch of space, to be
inserted by the month in all the newspapers there catalogued in
a State or section of country, for although the advertiser is likely
to receive a considerable number of these papers, our contract
gives us no actual right to demand that any shall be sent. So
also with the Lists of Newspapers issued on what is known as
the Co-operative plan. Of these, one paper only from each
separate list, is all that is ever mailed to the advertiser.
In the case of the Select Local List, WE receive and place
on file all the papers, and examine each one separately to note
that the first issue of each advertisement ordered by us is exactly
as it ought to be.
In the case of the Village Papers (the so-called Co-operative
Lists), we only examine one of the papers issued by each of the
several Unions, for with them, if the advertisement is seen in one
it must appear in all from the nature of the method by which
they are printed.
Recapitulation.
We are in frequent communication with Newspapers through-
out the country, and the largest patrons of a great number of
them. An Agency covering so wide a field, having so large and
so general a business, with an established reputation and un-
doubted credit in every quarter, has the best claims for the best
terms from publishers, and is dealt with on a higher plane, and
on more liberal terms than could reasonably be asked for, or
expected, by parties having but few patrons and a limited
patronage.
The " ESTIMATE " prices are what we recommend the ad-
vertiser to authorize us to pay ; and the advertiser is at liberty to
cut down any which are higher than he is willing to pay for
the paper in question ; or than he would be obliged to pay if
he placed the order elsewhere.
The advertiser is at liberty, at any stage of the negotiation,
to erase from his list any paper which he does not desire to use
50 GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
at the price named. When these facts are considered, it appears
that there exists no very good reason for inviting competition.
The chances are in cases where competition is invited, and the
contract awarded where lowest figures are given, that the result
does not satisfy the advertiser in point of net cost, as ascer-
tained when the advertising has actually been done and paid
for. If \)[i^ price is satisfactory the chances are that the appear-
ance of the advertisement as printed in the papers is not so. It
is sometimes possible to make an advertisement technically in
accordance with a careful specification and still be poor and
unsatisfactory.
It is the practice of some advertisers, not only to place their
business in the hands of an Agent, but to undertake, at the same
time, to attend to it themselves also.
They furnish the Advertising Bureau with the names of the
Newspapers in which they wish an advertisement inserted, and
simultaneously address the publishers of the papers for the pur-
pose of obtaining quotations direct from them.
The estimate in due time arrives from the Advertising
Bureau, and is found to be lower than the prices which the pub-
lishers demand ; or at least is so in most cases ; so the advertiser
determines to send his order to the Agent.
The Agent now sends out the advertising order ; and the
publisher receiving it remembers that he has already quoted a
price for that particular advertisement ; and that not only has he
named to the advertiser a higher price, but he also remembers
that if the order had come to him from the advertiser without
the interposition of the Advertising Agent, that there would be
no deduction to be made for an Agent's commission. The pub-
lisher is human, and would naturally prefer to receive a larger
price, and have it net.
It is known that the Advertising Agent receives a commission
from the publisher for his services in procuring, forwarding and
guaranteeing the payment for advertising patronage ; but it must
be plain to any one who gives the matter thought, that the pub-
lisher will not thank the Agent for intercepting business which
would be sure to reach him ; and not only lower the price, but
insist upon a further reduction in the shape of a commission for
the service he claims to have performed.
It is the business of an Advertising Agent to create new
business ; to induce new men to advertise, to induce those who
are advertising a little to advertise more.
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We have been in business more than twenty years, and have
customers who have dealt with us through nearly the whole of
that time ; yet the only customers whom we have ever had, who
have seemed to be pleased with us and to appreciate what we
could do for them, have been those who placed themselves in our
hands, and trusted us, because they believed that we could and
would serve them advantageously.
For those advertisers who have a credit so well established as
to make them safe customers, we secure the most important
advantages. We can devote our energies to securing what is
wanted, without constantly contemplating a possible loss liable
to sweep away, not only all commissions earned, but, in addition,
leave us responsible for heavy obligations to publishers.
We seek the patronage of Responsible Advertisers who will
pay when the work is done, and of Experienced Advertisers who
will know when they are faithfully and intelligently served.
While advertising is sent out through our Newspaper Adver-
tising Bureau, we are pleased to furnish postal cards which may
be addressed to those publishers who apply for patronage, stating
that the work is done by us and referring them to us. If so
instructed we investigate the merits of all proposals made, and
specially direct attention to such as have any peculiar merit.
We supply these postal cards to several of our patrons who have
the practice of answering all letters addressed to them. They
find them a convenience, and the cards are worth the cost, to us,
as an advertisement of our business.
We have a conspicuous card which some of our patrons find
to be a convenience ; to which they refer solicitors of advertise-
ments with whom they have not the time to talk, referring all
such to our house. These cards have a tendency to divert some
visitors to whom the advertiser has not the requisite time to
attend, and we bring their proposals to notice whenever they
have unusual merit, which is not always the case. This card is
sent to any patron of ours whenever a desire to that effect is
expressed.
We like to have our patrons make a practice of throwing into
a drawer or pigeon-hole all the communications and proposals
they receive on the subject of advertising, and from time to time
send the same to us by mail or otherwise. We sometimes find
valuable suggestions and information among papers and letters
of this sort, which would not otherwise have been so directly
brought to our notice, and we make the suggestion more freely,
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as such communications constitute a class of correspondence
with which busmess men in general do not care to encumber
their files.
NATURAL MISTAKES MADE BY SOME ADVERTISERS.
One who understands the business, and does not mind the
detail work necessary in making negotiations, attending to the
correspondence, paying small bills by the dozen or hundred;
who has always done his own advertising and always intends to
do so; likes to get our estimates of cost, once in awhile, in order
to compare them with what he is himself paying; and to use
them as a lever to force some publishers down in price ; is led to
think that we like to copy off long lists of papers and spend
hours in making columns of figures for his instruction, although
no possible profit to ourselves can result.
Another: just starting out on an advertising campaign; and
for reasons of his own intending to place all the contracts him-
self; but having little knowledge of newspaper values; likes to
get our estimates as a sort of guide. Perhaps he intends send-
ing his agents through a section of country to sell goods which
he will promise to advertise in the local papers. He don't know
exactly where his agents will go, or in how many papers he will
advertise, but likes to have us carefully prepare a table for all
the papers in a State showing what will be a fair price for him to
pay to each. It serves as a guide for his agent, and as such is
valuable. He has no intention of entrusting the business to our
management when he applies for the estimate : and no intention
of paying us for our services when the estimate has been made.
He thinks that it will gratify us to have an opportunity to make
figures for him, and he is a kindly man and willing to gratify us
to that extent.
A third, a good and kind man, knows a struggling advertis-
ing broker to whom he would willingly do a favor, if it cost him
nothing, decides to ask us to furnish an estimate for a proposed
line of advertising: intending, when he has secured the estimate,
to pass it over to his protege, to aid him in arriving at proper
figures to pay. He imagines that he is giving us actual pleasure
in permitting us to prepare the framework of his advertising
structure, out of our own material and at our own expense.
A fourth man has no thought of advertising at all, but is
curiously interested to know what would be the cost of a certain
amount of publicity if he should, at some future time, happen to
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 53
want it: thinks that we would, as soon as not, devote a day or
two of the time of a competent estimate clerk to the business of
satisfying his thirst for knowledge.
Still another man knows the names and address of half a
dozen Advertising Agencies and believes them to be all alike,
and that advertising space can be described with mathematical
precision and delivered with as much certainty as sugar or flour,
and that he may obtain estimates from all and find his profit in
awarding the order to the lowest bidder: — or may divide it, count-
ing off to each those papers which he guesses he can obtain at a
lower rate than another agent guesses that he would have to pay.
The extensive advertising of our own business, which it
is our policy to keep up, brings us into contact with all of these
and kindred classes, and sometimes we are led into devoting a
good deal of attention to the applications from some such, treat-
ing their applications in good faith and devoting to them an
amount of time which costs a considerable sum in dollars and
cents, and cannot be counted on to bring any return.
Our office is intended more for the accommodation of those
who want our services than it is for those who don't; and we
work more cheerfully and carefully for those who actually wish
to avail themselves of our facilities than we do for those who
do7it know whether they do or not.
It is an every-day occurrence in our office that the labor of
giving an advertisement all the attention it ought to have is
greater than the profit on that particular order can possibly be
expected to pay for : but for a patron such work is under-
taken cheerfully, while from an experimenter, whom we do not
know, and who may be a mere idle inquirer, we would be most
likely to decline the employment.
Our regular customers know us ! and we know them!
but new applicants, who seem to belong to the above classes,
sometimes fail to receive from us the considerate and pains-
taking attention which they are led to expect, and which the
apparent consequence of the work they have in mind would
really entitle them to receive if the application has really been
made in good faith.
An applicant who applies to us in good faith, knowing
us to be competent to serve, believing that we will attempt
to do no work without a profit sufficient to pay for having it
done well, but that we do not overcharge customers and 7nay be
safely trusted, makes no mistake when he states in his application
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that he actually means business and applies to us because he
wishes to deal with us.
New York, May 2nd, 1887.
A CRITICISM of the foregoing
pages, from a Publisher's stand-
point, and a Remedy for exist-
ing evils; pointed out by Pub-
lishers of wide experience.
It must not be supposed that we are unaware that the fore-
going pages are open to criticism from the standpoint of a
publisher who has a variable schedule of Advertising rates, and
has not given much thought to the circumstances which have
caused the Advertising Agency to occupy a somewhat anomo-
lous position. For the purpose of bringing the subject so plainly
before newspaper men that it cannot fail to be fully understood
by them, we recapitulate some of the points to which a Pub-
lisher w^ho has no uniform rate of charge is likely to take excep-
tions.
We do this freely and unhesitatingly, because the objections
are more apparent than real, and because we believe that busi-
ness should be conducted in good faith — stripped of everything
like false pretenses.
We have asserted.
" It is to the Advertiser that we owe service.
" We are the agents of the Advertiser.
" We make our money from the Advertiser.
"Without the Advertiser we could make no profit.
" We do the best we can for him.
" We work with the Advertiser and for the Advertiser.
" We want from the publisher the lowest prices all the time.
" The real strength of the Advertising Bureau lies in its ability to obtain the greatest con-
cessions from Publishers' rates. To know what newspapers must have $100 for a $100 adver-
tisement, and what ones will take it for $50 or $30, is the most useful and profitable portion of
the stock in trade of the successful Advertising Agent.
" It is our constant effort to obtain for each of our patrons, all the time, the very lowest
prices which a publisher will ever consent to receive for the amount of service required.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 55
" No matter how valuable a newspaper may be, no advertiser wants to pay for it any more
than the lowest price which will be accepted for the desired advertisement.
" If it can be had for $20, he will not willingly pay $25 even though he consider it worth
$40.
" If we secure two papers for a price which would not be dear for either, our percentage is
as large, while the probability of the arrangement proving profitable to the advertiser is
doubled : the more service we secure for our customer for his outlay the greater is the likeli-
hood of continued patronage from him.
" We give the advertiser the advantage of any knowledge which we possess : quote prices
which are often too low ; and procure the acceptance of these low rates when possible.
" Sometimes the price is made so low that it is not believed that more than one quarter or
a third of the papers will do the work at the prices named.
" These prices are what we recotnrnendxht. advertiser to authorise us to pay : but he is at
liberty to cut down any which are above the limit he has in his mind for the paper in question,
" Publishers of newspapers want advertisements and understand our methods, and that
prompt replies and an exhibition on their part of a desire to trade facilitates transactions.
" If the offer is declined, the same or a lower offer is forwarded to another paper, if there
is one which will cover the field quite or nearly as well, or, if the field is not an important one,
it may, at this stage, be thought better to expend the money elsewhere if more favorable rates
are offered.
"Sometimes when half or a quarter of all the papers in a State are desired, it is found
advisable to offer the advertisement, at a price ^ to all or nearly all which are issued.
" It is not expected or desired that all will accept, for should they do so the advertiser's
limit would be exceeded.
" When all have been heard from, it is customary to review the correspondence, in com-
pany with the advertiser, or send it to him by mail, with our comments written on each letter
from a publisher, and from the most attractive of these, those which name a reasonable price,
and set forth reasons to show that they are worth what they demand, the advertiser chooses
such as he believes are needed to cover the selected field ; and all other offers are withdrawn
or cancelled.
" Our patrons are of the best class of business men, and are entitled to have their work
done at the very lowest price which is ever accorded to anybody.
" Although we are remunerated for our services by a commission, allowed us by the pub-
lisher, yet our profit actually comes from the advertiser."
Some time during the year 1886 we forwarded to American
Publishers a pamphlet not very different in its tenor from the
article now under consideration.
It attracted attention in many quarters, and Mr. J- R- Bettis,
of the Little Rock Arkansas Democrat^ wrote a lengthy criticism
upon the positions taken by us ; pointing out with conspicuous
clearness much which we have said above.
We will quote nearly all of the points made by Mr. Bettis,
using mainly his own words, though with changes in the position
of sentences, and omitting portions not suitable for our purpose.
We believe that Mr. Bettis will admit that we have taken no un-
warranted liberties with his statements or conclusions.
He says, referring to the pamphlet in question, that there are
several pages devoted to pointing out all the weak places in the
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Publisher's defences, and how to take him at the greatest disad-
vantage.
That these inexhaustible pages are teeming with instructive
points and hints for newspaper men.
That there is nothing underhanded about them, and while
there is much that would make a denominational newspaper ab-
jurgate, there are many cold-blooded truths which it would be
well to have read by Publishers, and applied by them.
That Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. speak not only for them-
selves, but for the majority of Advertising Agents.
That through their control of a large patronage, they occupy
an impregnable position. That they have grounds for such a
position is nowhere more plainly shown than in the hundreds of
pages of Newspaper Advertisements in their American News-
paper Directory.
Mr. Bettis, in a calm and unimpassioned way, paints the pic-
ture of a publisher newly started in business, placing himself in
connection with the Advertising Bureau, and thinking he has
secured a trusty representative at a good point, but who, after a
while, finds out from actual experience, that this agent is the
" greatest bear on Advertising prices that he has to contend
with."
He enumerates many of our claims : among others, that
We spare no labor or expense in the service of the Advertiser.
We make his interests our own.
Our services are due and rendered to the Advertiser.
The Advertiser's interests are the only ones we have at heart.
That we guarantee satisfaction to the Advertiser.
Consider him entitled to our best services.
Do the best we can for the Advertiser and want from the publisher the lowest price —
all the time.
Give the Advertiser the advantage of any knowledge which we possess.
Work WITH the Advertiser and for the Advertiser — precisely as the Advertiser would
do his own business did he possess our facilities.
That our real strength lies in our ability to obtain the greatest concessions from pub-
lishers' rates.
And from all this Mr. Bettis concludes that we
"Are in fact the Advertiser's Agents,"
and proceeds to comment upon our assertion that
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 57
" We never obligate ourselves to insert an advertisement in a paper which shall demand
a gross price so much in advance of the price we are to receive as to subject us to an actual
net loss."
" That we are paid for the expenses of keeping up our establishment by a commission
from the newspapers."
And he asserts
" It is for services rendered the other party ^^
Comment is made upon our statement that we are the Agents
of the papers only to the extent of a guaranty (the maintenance
of an office for the reception and forwarding of Advertising
orders might be added to this) ; and Mr. Bettis proceeds to
assert what no one denies, that some of our Advertising patrons
are richer than we ; and that for such no guaranty is worth pay-
ing for.
He makes the assertion that he has lost more money on for-
eign Advertising Agents than through Advertisers — ten to one ;
thus, apparently, admitting that he, in common with many others,
has been in the habit of extending recognition to Agents who
were not entitled to so much consideration.
He asks, and gives, the definition of the word " Agent."
According to Webster, it is " one who is authorized to act for
another," and in commercial usage, "one who acts for an absent
principal, as the latter would act for himself if on the spot."
"It involves a trust," says Mr. Bettis, "by the principal of
his interest, to the guardianship of the agent."
He concludes that in some way it has come about that the
Advertising Agent does not stand in this relation to the News-
paper publisher ; and asserts that
" Such a state of things is found in no other line of business.
" Neither the manufacturer or the merchant would tolerate such a representative for an
hour!"
And then asks :
" What are the possibilities of improving the situation, from the publishers' standpoint ? "
He has shown or asserted (and no one will deny it) that no
manufacturer or merchant would tolerate such a representative
for an hour.
Let us consider, however, what would be the case with the
manufacturer who had a good Agent, with whom he had no fault
to find ; but whose business should be so well conducted that it
was satisfactory to his principal.
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If the manufacturer reasoned, " This Agent is worth some-
thing to me, consequently another will be worth just as much ;"
and pursuing this policy, appointed several in the same city ; and
if he happened to hit upon one with a bad reputation, with no
store and no credit, should extend the same terms to him, al-
though in this case he exacted cash with his orders, how long
would the original Agent (who was satisfactory) tolerate such a
condition of affairs ?
It must be acknowledged on all sides that no comparison can
be instituted between the Agent for a manufacturer ; and an Ad-
vertising Agent ; for no manufacturer's Agent undertakes to
represent fifteen thousand manufactures ; and no manufacturer
or merchant appoints a dozen or a hundred Agents (more or
less) in the same field to underbid each other and cry down the
value of his merchandise.
No one understands the point we make, or its remedy, better
than the writer to whose comments we have called attention ;
and it so happens that he had previously gone over the same
ground in an address delivered before the National Editorial As-
sociation, at its annual meeting in Cincinnati, February, 1886. We
will proceed to quote from that address. It will be perceived
that he not only points out the same difficulties, but suggests a
proper, natural and feasible remedy.
" Our foreign advertising business is in a very unsatisfactory condition."
" I shall consider the matter only as it affects the publishers of the lesser dailies and the
standard country weeklies."
" These constitute a large majority of the periodicals of the country."
" The great metropolitan dailies and weeklies are in a position to protect themselves."
" We are doing the business at prices which are unprofitable and below the real value of
the service rendered."
" Our largest and most important customer is the Advertising Agent." A
" The Advertising Agent is in an anomolous position."
" Who is this who comes to us with persistent offers of a quarter, a third, or a half of our
reasonable and just price ? Uses every sophistry and brings to bear every influence which he
can wield to force from us the very last farthing of reduction ? "
" Surely this is not our agent ! "
" He is in the anomolous position of a representative of both sides of a bargain."
" He has to get the lowest price he can for the advertiser and the highest he can for the
publisher — two masters almost as hard to serve jointly as God and mammon."
" It is the fault of the system that I am attacking ; and not those who are honestly work-
ing under it."
" From their peculiar position, and through the influence of the sharp competition that
exists among themselves, the agents are bears in the advertising market."
" Let us consider, now, how much of the burden of blame lies on our own shoulders."
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 59
" Some of us have placed our prices too high — higher, in fact, than we expect to get —
and so offered a special inducement to all patrons to reduce the rate as much as they could,"
" How foolish any advertiser would be to pay these papers full rates !"
" The great inequality of advertising rates have almost become a by-word in the business
world!"
" The difference in cost between printing an edition of 10,000 and 20,000 papers is
comparatively small, and hence a rate per thousand of circulation that would be unprofitable
to the first would be profitable to the second."
" Considering only papers of like circulation and character, there are differences in price
that can only mean that some are wrongs
" I fear most of our rates are made by guess-work, and the result shows how human
minds vary."
"Again gentlemen have deprecated the value of our advertising space by being willing
to barter it for articles of little value."
" If we ourselves hold our columns of so little worth, we need not be surprised if others
put an equally low value upon them."
" Other circumstances and motives through which we sacrifice our true interests in this
connection are many : fear of unequal and unscrupulous competition, financial straits, haste
to fill unoccupied space — their name is legion."
" Summing it all up, we find that the larger share of the blame for the unsatisfactory
condition of things lies with ourselves."
" Is there an available remedy, partial or complete ? I hold that there is. It has been
in use for ages, and never so widely as to-day. It is organization."
" The general idea would be to agree upon a minimum tariff of rates, carefully and intel-
ligently made."
" I would have a written and binding agreement made, which would have among its
clauses the creation of an Advertising Committee."
" The committee would employ a reliable agent at some central point to take charge
(under their direction) of the foreign advertising business."
" He would of couse be exclusively the representative of the press, and would be paid
a reasonable compensation either in salary or commission."
" Advertising offerings made to publishers direct would be referred to this agent, and
advertisements would be received from that territory only through him."
" The average business man is willing to pay a just profit upon what is sold him ; all he
asks /i that he is buying as cheaply as anybody else^
It will have been observed that all we want for our most val-
uable customer is the lowest i^x\q,^<, ; and we conduct our business
in such a wav as to deserve this consideration from the hands of
Publishers.
If a Publisher iiever varies his price, he gives us the lowest
price all the time, and we are satisfied on that point.
If he sometimes varies his schedule of charge, we want the
most favorable rate he is giving, and we intend to do our busi-
ness so well that he will be willing to accord it. When he does
grant it he grants all we ask, and all we promise to obtain for
our Advertising patrons.
But even at the lowest price we cannot send every paper all
the business its Publisher would like to have ; for if another of
60 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
equal value will do the work for less, the Advertiser will take his
choice between the two ; he expects us to truthfully advise him
on this point, and we do so to the best of our ability.
The most extensive Advertiser fails to use all newspapers,
and must, therefore, select those which will be likely to pay him
best at the prices asked : and other considerations being equal.
Advertising in a paper having two thousand circulation is worth
double what it is in another issuing but a thousand copies.
Mr. W. H. Brearley, of the Detroit, Michigan, Neivs, read an
essay to the same Editorial Association which Mr. Bettis ad-
dressed, and Mr. Brearley also pointed out the practices of some
Publishers in the matter of charges for Advertisements, and also
suggested a remedy for existing evils. We quote from his address
at considerable length :
In approaching this subject I am reminded of my experience on the Mississippi River
during the war. After the first brush with a sand-bar, the pilot ordered a leadsman on the
bow, and our regiment of landsmen were soon introduced to that unique and wonderfully
constructed vocabulary of calls — "Twain," "quarter less twain," "mark twain ;" but the
call that was most euphonious and full of meaning (and this, by the way, is the one that
reminds me of the advertising rates of some papers), was that never-to-be-understood or
forgotten cry of, " Nine feet and no bottom."
How can it be otherwise when Hvo things exist in many papers that render the finding of
qottom rates so near an impossibility.
At this point in the discussion I have seen men jump up and deny that their journals
ever deviate from their rates.
I remember one such incident, that of a paper whose proprietor, without qualification
and with great vehemence, declared that he " never allowed any one a discount, not even an
agent." The following day I had a friend of mine write him, asking if he would accept a
five-inch advertisement at a rate which I knew to be exactly half his rates. His reply was,
" Your offer is very low, but you may send it along and I will publish it."
A few days ago I was talking on this subject with a leading New York advertising agent,
who said, " I have had a customer take my estimate, giving a list of papers with the prices of
each carried out, and these prices, by the way, at rates much below the papers published rates,
and instead of contracting through me, he tried the experiment of ordering direct, but offered
just one-kal/ the. prices I had made." "Did they reject his offers?" I enquired of him.
"No; nine out of ten accepted his offers, and many of them were good papers." Then,
making an emphatic gesture, he added, " Now, what can you do with papers that deal like
that ? I don't care ivhat their rates are, if they are reasonable, but it is essential to know if
they will ''stick'' to them.''''
One of the two things I referred to as conducing to fluctuating advertising rates is the
fact that the rates of some are too high and cannot be maintained. Evidence of this was
recently supplied by a table sent out by a leading advertising agency, and which shows a dif-
ference of 900 per cent, between the rate of the highest and lowest upon the list of forty papers
quoted, when reduced to a basis of comparison, per inch per issue per thousand circulation.
The remedy of these evils can be suggested by the fact that there are too many papers
competing for business, and often without either experience or sufficient capital. A successful
newspaper can only be established where there is 2l field for it, by one thoroughly competent
and experienced and who has sufficient capital. The absence of any one of these factors is
usually fatal, and yet there are experiments being constantly made by those who are destitute
of all three.
If advertising was only done with papers upon the basis of their actual instead of their
claimed circulation, and upon the basis, also, of rates that could universally be conceded to
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 61
be just to the advertiser and journal alike, these ephemeral and irresponsible sheets would be
eliminated.
This brings me to a suggestion which I think deserves the examination of a committee,
to be reported upon at our next meeting, and which might be worded something like the fol-
lowing resolution :
" Resolved, That a committee of three be appointed by the chair to consider and report
to this convention an advised rate per inch per thousand circulation for various degrees of cir-
culation and various general classes of journals."
The advertising agency should not be hastily denozinced. They have their complaints
that deserve a hearing ; to their credit also should be placed an ijninense amount of busi-
ness that they have luorked up. To this, niatiy papers are greatly indebted ; especially so
are the small-circulation journals. But when all has been said, and much more, that ought
to be conceded to the credit of the advertising agents, the fact still remains that the advertis-
ing agents are the agents of the advertiser and not the paper. They usually approach the
subject before us from the standpoint of the advertiser and not the paper. Special agencies
are being established in New York City by many of the larger papers in consequence of this
fact, and the desire to have their paper represented by some one who will look at advertising
from the standpoint of the paper's interest.
The system has its evils as well as advantages, and I have not time for its discussion.
Suffice that I would favor the establishment in New York City, and possibly in Boston,
Philadelphia and other large cities, of a "Publishers' Association," membership to be
restricted to those papers who adopt a rigid system of publishing actual circulations, and the
adoption of uniform rates (per inch per thousand as suggested by the resolution) and then
only by papers who are willing to pay $50 or more per year. I would have this Association
rent a suite of suitable rooms, which would be headquarters for all papers that are members
and to be conducted under rules to be adopted at organization and thereafter controlled by an
executive committee.
I would have the work of this Association include many things needed by the publishers,
one of which would be the collecting and distributing of information concerning reliability of
advertisers, the old agencies, etc., in some such way as the editorial departments are served
by their telegraph news associations. Here the papers of the Association would be always on
file. This need not and should not conflict with the old agencies, with whom I have the
most friendly relations.
I do not think that this should be too hurriedly entered upon. I would suggest that the
whole matter be referred to this committee, who should be requested to bring in a specific
recommendation at our next session.
Many Publishers Make Comments.
In pursuance of this suggestion of Mr. Brearley's, a meeting
was held at Rochester, New York, in February last, and then
was formed the " American Publishers' Association." One of
the suggestions put out at that meeting was to the effect that an
association composed of the leading Advertising Agencies would
be a step toward solving the questions in which all are interested.
We have received communications upon this subject from
every quarter ; and quote here extracts from some of them.
In Favor of Organization.
From Cleveland, Ohio. — I am decidedly in favor of an Asso-
ciation of Advertising Agents, and if such an association could be formed of strictly responsible
62 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
fair dealing agents, I am certain that a harmonious system could be established between such
agents and the leading Publishers of this country, that would be conducive to great good for
all parties concerned. It would, to my mind at least, promise the abolition of competition
between Publisher and Advertising Agent, which is at present the most demoralizing element
in the business.
From Raleigh, N. C. — The suggestion that the Advertising
Agents form an Association of responsible agents, and admit none excepting such as the Asso-
ciation can recommend to Publishers, we think a good one ; and is one we made to the meet-
ing at Rochester.
From Cleveland, Ohio. — My impression is that you and
others of your profession or calling, should, without any regard to the newspapers, organize
into an Association, and determine your own status, just as we are doing in the "American
Newspaper Publishers' Association."
From Pittsburgh, Pa. — We would favor an organization of
agents, believing that such an organization might limit the mischief done by unreliable Pub-
lishers and Advertising Agents, making the lot of the reliable members of each class happier
and better.
From Lynchburg, Va. — It is with real pleasure that we learn
that there is in contemplation the organization of an Association of Advertising Agents ; it
will be of immense advantage to Publishers and great protection to responsible Agents.
From Griffin, Ga. — The idea of an exclusive Agents' Asso-
ciation of responsible parties meets my hearty appreciation. If such an organization can be
formed it shall receive my hearty support and co-operation.
From Sparta, Ga. — I think the idea of Advertising Agents
forming an Association a good one, and will stand square up to them and will not receive
work from any one who does not belong to said Association.
From Portland, Ind. — In much favor of the scheme of Asso-
ciated Advertising Agents, and would gladly confine my dealing with such an Association
when established.
From Burlington, Vt. — If the good Agents take hold of the
matter in earnest they can do a great deal to restore the cordial relations with Publishers ; and
we shall be glad to see some such organization.
From Americus, Ga. — I am heartily in favor of the forming
of an Association of Advertising Agents, as I believe it would be mutually profitable to both
Advertising Agents and Publishers.
From Ashtabula, Ohio. — We favor the movement suggested
in forming an Agents' Association.
Publishers and Agents Can Work Together.
From Cleveland, Ohio. — The Agents' Association once estab-
lished, how easily questions of moment to either party could be adjusted by the Executive of
both organizations. How easily could both organizations work in each other's interest and for
the interest of all concerned.
From Memphis, Tenn. — We hope that the discussion will
lead to the adoption of measures for the protection of Advertising Agencies and of Publishers
of old and established newspapers. We believe that the interests of the two are identical, and
that beneficial results will follow any movement that will bring them into closer and more
cordial relationship.
From Cincinnati, Ohio. — In the recent convention at Roches-
ter, I offered the following resolution :
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 63
Resolved, That the object of this Association is not to antagonize in any way, any reliable
Advertising Agencies, but we desire this Association and its members shall be thoroughly
posted as to who are reliable Advertising Agents and who are worthy of credit.
From Burlington, Vt. — The writer has personally done
some work in various ways looking to the clearing up of the business relations between Adver-
tisers, Agents and Publishers, and he is glad to see the Agents taking hold of the matter.
The Value of the Best Advertising Agencies.
From Memphis, Tenn. — The writer's experienee has con-
vinced him that the Advertising Agencies are his best friends, and he believes that all old and
experienced Publishers will agree in this conclusion. It is fair to say, however, that the writer
did not reach this opinion until some years after he had embarked in the newspaper business,
and during that period he joined with other publishers in a full and unstinted denunciation of
the agencies.
•
From Griffin, Ga. — I would prefer dealing through a re-
sponsible and satisfactory Agent to dealing with Advertiser direct, even at a less net price. A
good Agent knows what newspaper business is, and what it is possible for a newspaper to do,
and will protect the paper as well as his patron ; and he is likely to be more prompt and busi-
ness-like than the generality of even the most solvent Advertisers. If all foreign business
could come through a few responsible agencies, the business of a newspaper manager could be
much simplified.
From Memphis, Tenn. — Old Publishers will agree with us
when we say that business taken from the good old Agents at a discount, pays more than the
same amount taken by the Publishers direct from the Advertisers at full rates.
Make Use of Their Agents.
I think if all Publishers would refer their Eastern business
to their New York Agents, as New York is headquarters for Advertising Agencies, and Western
business in like way to Chicago or St. Louis, it would be better all around.
From St. Paul, .Minn. — We certainly believe that it is the
right policy for us to protect Agents every time ; we always do it.
From Meadville, Pa. — It would be our policy to refer to all
parties not satisfied with our general rates to these selected agencies.
A Few Better than Too Many.
From Rochester, N. Y. — So far as this office is concerned,
we would be very greatly pleased if some sort of arrangement could be made by which we
would not recognize or do business with more than six agencies which we well know, and at
the same time have our interests properly looked after.
From St. Louis, Mo. — We do business with thirty or forty
Advertising Agents in the United States. We look upon only six or seven as being prompt
in their payments, fair in their measurements, and entirely free from trickery.
From Wapakoneta, Ohio. — Individually, although we re-
ceive considerable business from small Agents in the aggregate, I am decidedly in favor of an
Association recommended by the Publishers' Association.
From Burlington, Vt. — We have on our books the names
of twenty-seven Advertising Agents. Of this number we can only think of six whom -we
would care especially to do business with.
From Wilmington, Del. — Will accept business only from
legitimate and responsible Agents (less than a dozen, all told).
64 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
From Nebraska City, Neb. — We had much rather do busi-
ness with only two or three Agents who we know are good, than a dozen uncertain ones.
# The Danger of Multiplying Agencies.
From IndianapoHs, Ind. — It is a great mistake Pubhshers
make giving aid and comfort to so many commercially irresponsible agencies. Their impe-
cuniosity drives them to slashing and demoralizing methods, and in the long run they do
more harm to the press than good, by far. If by declining to accept business at all from such,
a Publisher should temporarily lose a few hundred, within a year or two at most the advance
to solid ground and restoration of confidence in settled prices and methods would gain him
far more than such loss. (I heartily wish there were not more than half a dozen agencies, and
would quickly join any concerted movement of respectable Publishers to bring about that limit
by absolutely declining the orders of all others.)
From Memphis, Term. — In the past two or three years an
immense number of so-called agencies have sprung up. Inquiries through the commercial
agencies uniformly show that the managers of the so-called Advertising Agencies are men
without capital. These men obtain control of good lines of business and Publishers feel
compelled, in spite of their better judgment, to open an account with them. If the move-
ment continues, Publishers will, in the course of time, lose the advantage they now possess,
in having the agencies guarantee payment, and will gain nothing in compensation.
From Memphis, Tenn. — The danger threatening the Adver-
tising business does not lie in opposition to agencies, nor in the tendency among Publishers to
give net rates to Advertisers, so much as in the institution of the great number of so-called
Advertising Agencies who compete with old and established houses for business.
From Babylon, N. Y. — There are too many agencies, when
they are allowed as now to bid against each other for advertising.
Commendations of Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
From Camden, N. J. — We regard your agency as the best
managed in the United States. We don't do business with anybody or any agency that equals
your promptness in paying bills. It is safe to wager on check within forty-eight hours after
bill is mailed, and it would be absurd to urge that this feature was not entitled to highest con-
sideration, where so many are thieves, and while some of the most honorable are criminally
slow in paying. Orders for advertising are also simple. A glance gives the proposition. The
business received is also of better character than the average, and the work usually asked
about is not so abominably diiiScult to do according to contract, and there is not usually much,
I may say never, any petty correspondence about petty matters. In other words, there is
more business to the square inch in your dealings with us than we receive from any other
agency.
From Belleville, 111. — Business coming through your agency
is secured without wrangling correspondence — with fewer complicating conditions as to posi-
tion, etc., — in as great if not greater quantity — than from any other agency. Bills paid
promptly /« cash — nothing else even tendered. Have dealings with other agencies of many
excellent virtues, but you manage to have as many and one or two more.
From Bristol, Pa. — While the average yearly income resulting
from my transactions with your firm have not been large, yet it gives me pleasure to say that
never during that long period (lo years) has there been a single exception to the prompt and
satisfactory fulfillment of all contracts made by your firm.
From Charlottesville, Va. — Your agency stands first in this
office. You have given me more advertising with less trouble and correspondence than any
other ligency with whom I deal.
From Bowling Green, Ky. — Geo. P. Rowell & Co. I regard
as the head of the list, except probably in liberality.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU. 65
From New Haven, Conn. — Your manner of doing business
should entitle you to better rates than most advertising agencies.
From Putnam, Ct. — Without any flattery, the Geo. P. Rowell
Agency is the most business-hke, systematic and prompt.
Conclusions Arrived At.
From Greensburg, Pa. — It has been the privilege of country
newspapers to learn the standing of Advertising Agencies by a term in the school of direct
experience. The lesson has been so expensive a one that the temptation is great to make a
sweeping condemnation of the entire Advertising Agency fraternity. To avoid being unjust,
will you not aid us in determining which are the " goats " and which are the " sheep " in your
business. In other words, we would like very much to obtain a list of the sound, reliable
Advertising Agencies in the United States. We have now on our table at least half a dozen
propositions from as many different parties asking for space. If they are reliable we want
their business. If they are not, we don''t want it. The Convention recently held in Roches-
ter, in which you took a prominent part, as I understand it, or rather a live interest, though
possibly not a direct one, had for its object the compilation of a list of reliable agencies. Has
that list been published or been made known ?
We have always contended that the sharp competition between Agencies, caused by an
unhealthy multiplicity of them, has been the cause of " low rates " and " bad accounts." We
agree with you that a few good agencies in the United States and a carefully selected list of
papers in each State, would be an advantage to Advertisers, Agencies and to the newspapers,
and it will give us pleasure in aiding any movement that has for its object the weeding out of
the fellows who " bust " to-day and " become corporations " to-morrow.
From Decorah, Iowa. — If there could be an agency that
would really be an agency for the newspaper, it would become the inflexible duty of Pub-
lishers to stand by them.
From Moncton, N. B. — It seems to me the discussion you
have commenced might be continued, and result in a fair understanding to all concerned.
A FREE COPY
OF THE
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
WILL BE SENT,
CARRIAGE PAID,
TO
ANY PERSON
WHO IS
A PATRON
OF
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU
TO THE AMOUNT OF
FIFTY DOLLARS.
i(
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. have just issued a new edition (the 164th) of their Book called
Newspaper Advertising." It has 176 pages, and among its contents may be named the fol-
lowing Lists and Catalogues of Newspapers :
DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN NEW YORK CITY, with their Advertising Rates.
DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN CITIES HAVING more than 150,000 population, omit-
ting all but the best.
DAILY NEWSPAPERS IN CITIES HAVING MORE than 20,000 population,
omitting all but the best.
A SMALL LIST OF NEWSPAPERS IN which to Advertise every section of the
country ; being a choice selection made up with great care, guided by long experience.
ONE NEWSPAPER IN A STATE. The best one for an Advertiser to use if he will
use but one.
BARGAINS IN ADVERTISING IN DAILY Newspapers in many principal cities
and towns, a List which offers peculiar inducements to some Advertisers.
LARGEST CIRCULATIONS. A complete list of all American papers issuing regu-
larly more than 25,000 copies.
THE BEST LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS, covering every town of over 5,000
population and every important county seat.
SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS, in which Advertisements are inserted
at half price.
5,472 VILLAGE NEWSPAPERS in which Advertisements are inserted for $41.40 a
line, and appear in the whole lot — one-half of all the American Weeklies.
A copy of this book will be sent free by mail to any address on receipt of Thirty Cents.
1887.
A TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER, AND FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, TERRITORIES, DOMINION OF CANADA
AND NEWFOUNDLAND.
b
States.
I?
Alabama 13
Arkansas 10
California 74
Colorado 20
Connecticut 28
Delaware 4
District of Columbia 5
Florida 7
Georgia 20
Illinois 100
Indiana 62
Iowa 45
Kansas 39
Kentucky 14
Louisiana 10
Maine 11
Maryland 13
Massachusetts 52
Michigan 42
Minnesota 17
Mississippi 7
Missouri 55
Nebraska 21
Nevada ; 12
New Hampshire 11
New Jersey 34
New York 144
North Carolina 15
Ohio 79
Oregon 18
Pennsylvania 139
Rhode Island 7
South Carolina 4
Tennessee 12
Texas 37
Vermont 4
Virginia 21
West Virginia 6
Wisconsin 31
Territories 73
1,311
Dominion of Canada.
British Columbia 7
Manitoba 3
New Brunswick 6
N. W. Ten-itories
Nova Scotia 5
Ontario 40
Prince Edward Island 2
Quebec 20
83
Newfoundland 3
Totals 1,397
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1
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132
153
303
139
112
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31
99
176
822
439
613
613
168
102
96
128
393
488
289
122
516
393
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82
210
977
138
681
79
766
38
81
157
345
55
146
118
380
492
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23
23
13
34
324
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62
493
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1
4
15
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4
6
2
1
1
3
24
7
8
3
4
11
5
1
13
6
4
37
5
15
1
15
9
1
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5
23
1
17
7
21
172
66
51
19
22
6
32
21
109
41
23
3
81
16
11
29
354
18
119
6
182
6
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7
29
19
165 11,116 64 221 1,655
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1 3
1 4
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156
166
427
170
170
31
57
117
226
1,149
583
731
684
218
120
148
171
586
594
339
136
678
440
30
106
285
1,591
179
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103
1,138
56
96
1 204
1 422
67
209
138
1 455
602
105 14,706
15
28
40
13
50
2 431
10
117
2 704
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47 185 11,614 71 230 1,739 30 . 107 15,420
EXPLANATIONS.
D A tfD-^p^'O'D These geographical indicators, which
are placed immediately after the names of the counties, desig-
nate the relative position of the counties in theii' respective
States, TeiTitories or Provinces, the centre of each being used
as a basis. They were devised and copyrighted by Joseph M.
Toner, M. D., of Washington, D. C, and are used by authority
of a contract with hun.
The population figures marked with a dagger f ^^'^ from
the census of 1880, all others are from more recent estimates by
resident publishers or postmasters.
Pubhcations known to be bought and cu'culated mainly by
persons and firms advertising therein by means of descriptive
articles in the reading columns ; or devoted to the (almost)
exclusive advertising of any particular person or firm, or the
advertising of any certain idea ; or estabhshed solely as adver
tising schemes ; embracing a class with cu'culations very largely
gi'atuitous ; are termed " advertising sheets," and no circulation
rating is given.
In cases in which no advertisements are taken for a pubUca-
tion, the circulation rating, being of no importance to advertisers,
has been omitted ; and in its place are inserted the words : " does
not insert advertisements."
From Pubhshers of Newspapers who furnish information
upon which the cu'culation rating may be based, a memoran-
dimi is asked of the actual date and issues of each number of
the paper for the preceding three months. Each publisher send-
ing such a report is requested to make it as definite and exact,
as to dates and figures, as he would requii'e from a rival pub-
lisher, were a comparison, based upon the two reports, to be
instituted between the two papers.
Small engravings of newspaper buildings on solid
metal bodies, occupying space of one inch in length
or width, and no more, subject to approval on inspec-
tion, are inserted with the description of the paper
without any charge. The Crosscup & West Engraving-
Co., No. 702 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, are good
parties to furnish the engravings requked, and have
made all, or nearl}" all, which now appeal' in the book.
The Directory is issued annually. The work upon its
revision proceeds all the time. Advertisers, Pubhshers and the
pubhc are entreated to lend their aid by calling attention
to its shortcomings. The book can never be made perfect, but
no pains will be sj^ared to sustain the position which it has
attained in the good opinion of advertisers and publishers.
I.
A LIST, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATES AND TOWNS, OF
PLACES, IX WHICH NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERIODICALS ARE PUBLISHED, GIVING THE
POPULATION, LOCATION, PROMINENT INDUSTRIES, ETC., OF SUCH PLACES RESPECTIVELY ;
WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF SUCH NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERIODICALS— ARRANGED, FIRST,
ACCORDING TO FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, AND SECOND, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER— GIVING
NAMES, FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, POLITICS OR GENERAL CHARACTER, FORM, SIZE, SUB-
SCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR, YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT, EDITORS' AND PUBLISHERS' NAMES,
CIRCULATIONS,* ETC.
ALABA3IA.
ABBEVILLE, C. H., Hejiri/ Co., O^
500 pop., 90^ m. S. E. of Montgomery, and 15
W. of Fort Gaines, Ga.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE; Tuesdays;
four pages; size 24x;ii; subscription §1.50;
■established 1885; James H. Laborus, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 1.
T I M E .S ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; Grouby Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ANDALUSIA, C. H., Covington Co.,^
625 pop., near the Conecuh r., 90 m. S. of
Montgomery. Its principal industries ai-e
farming and lumbering.
COVINGTON TIMES ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription S1.50 ; established 1884 ; W.P. Howell,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
ANNISTON, Calhoun Co., cf 4,000
pop., a new tow^n, in the centre of extensive
coal and iron fields, and with important
manufacturing industries, employing near-
ly 3,000 hands. It is also a trade centre for
the cotton and other products of the sec-
tion.
\V A T C H i>I A N ; every morning, and
WEEKLiY, Tliursdays ; four pages; size-
daily 22x30, weelvly 22x32 ; subscriptiou--daiIy
S6, weekly §1 ; established 1885 ; W. O. Butler,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily L 1 ,
weekly L 2.
HOT BLAST; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 18S2; J. H. Kinuebrevv, editor; cir-
culation J 2.
ASHLAND, C. H., Clay Co., D- 387t
pop., about 25 m. from Talladega. A min-
ing, agricultural and manufacturing sec-
tion.
CLAY CO. WATCHMAN ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884 ; G. W. Stevens, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ASHVILLE, C. H., St. aair Co., ^
200 pop.; on Alabama Great Southern Rd.,
near East Alabama and Western of Alabama
and Georgia Pacific Rds., 12 m. from Coosa
r., 40 m. N. E. of Birmingham and 100 S. E. of
ALABAMA.
Chattanooga, Tenn. The county is trav-
ersed by railroads, and is in the chief coal
and iron mining district of Alabama. A
fine farming country, producing exten-
sivel}^ corn, cotton, tobacco, grain, sor-
ghum, etc. Has numerous saw-mills.
SOUTHERN 2EGIS ; Wednesdays;
independent-democratic ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription §1 ; established 18T3 ; Geo,
R. Gather, editor ; Wm. H. Gather, publisher ;
circulation L 2.
ATHENS, C.H., Limestone Co., [^ l.Ollf
pop., on Xashville & Decatur branch of
Louisville & Nashville Rd., 107 m. S. of Nash-
ville and 195 N. of Montgomery.
ALABAMA COURIER; Thursdajs;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1880 ; Robert M. Rawls,
publisher ; circulation K 2,
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; W. R. Francis, editor ; Lime-
stone County Publishing Co., publishers.
ATTALLA, Etoioah Co., rf 600 pop.,
on Tennessee and Coosar and Alabama &,
Chattanooga Rds., at the junction of the
Eastern Alabama & Cincinnati Rd., 87 m.
S. S. W. of Chattanooga, Tenn; It has a
church, and mines of iron ore, w^hich are
shipped here. Coal is also found here.
NEW AGE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 :
A. G. Lee, editor and publisher ; circ'u L 2 .
BIRMINGHAM, C. H.,Jefferson Co.,
D 21,347 pop., at intersection of Louisville &
Nashville and Cincinnati, New Orleans &
Texas Pacific Rds.; also present terminus
of the Georgia Pacific Rd., running from
Atlanta, Ga., to Birmingham, and which is
being pushed to Greenville, on the Missis-
sippi River — several other railroads are
also projected to this point, some of which
are now in course of construction— 96 m.
from Montgomery and 163 from Chatta-
nooga. The city is one of the most active
points in the Gulf States, an important
* For Key to Circulation Ratings see inside of front cover.
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
coal and iron centre, and is located in
the midst of a productive and thickly
populated agricultural district.
AGE ; every morning except Monday, and
IKON AGE, Thursdays ; democratic ; daily
antl weekly eight pages, Sunday t^velve
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription— daily
§1(1, weekly $1; established— daily 1881, weekly
1874; Iron Age Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— dailj' 1 1 , weekly 1 1 .
EVENING CHROMCLE ; every even
ing except Sunday, and SUNDAY
CHRONICLE, Sundays; four pages; size
23x3S ; subsci-iption- daily §6, Sunday $1 ;
established 1883 ; Cruikshank & Grace, editors
and publishers ; circ'n— dailyK 2, Sunday J 1 .
ALABAMA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
C A TE ; Wednesdays ; methodist episcopal,
south ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1881 ; W. C. McCoy, D. D., edi-
tor : McCoy I't Rush, publishers ; circ'n H 1.
IRON AGE; (see^ge.)
LABOR UNION; Saturdays; labor;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; E. N. Edmonds, editor and
publisher; organ of the Knights of Labor.
.UANUFACTURER AND TRADES-
MAN : Mondays ; commercial ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
C. M. Gardner, editor ; C. M. Gardner Publish-
ing Co.. publishers.
NEGRO AMERICAN; Satm-days ; f our
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription SI. 50 ; R. C. O.
Benjamin, editor ; Negro American Publish-
ing Co., publishei-s ; an organ of colored
people.
SATURDAY HORNET; Saturdays:
labor ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription
S1.2o ; established 1886 ; Tom Ellis, editor and
publisher.
SUNDAY CHRONICLE; (see Evening
Chronicle.)
SUNDAY MORNING ARGUS ; Sun
days; democratic; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1886; Benj. Rob-
inson, editor ; Robinson & Co., pu]>lishers.
ALABAMA MEDICAL AND SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL ; monthly; medical;
ninet\' pages octavo ; sif ascription §2.50 ; es-
tablished lSs;6 : J. D. S. Davis, M. D., and W.
E. B. Davis, M. D., editors ; Jos. Alfr. Stadler
& Co., publishers.
NEW SOUTH : monthly; commercial;
twentv pages; size of page 11x16; sub.scrip-
tion SI ; established 1885 ; W. H. and W. C.
Worthingtou, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation E 2, including Sijccial editions.
PLANTERS' JOURNAL; monthly;
agricultural ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $\.M ; established 1872 ; F.
C. Morehead, editor; Planters' Journal Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 2.
BLOUNTSVILLE, C. H.. Blount
Co., \^ 225 pop., 50 m. S. of Huntsville and 48
N. of Birmingham, in a thrifty community
of white farmers ; good climate. County
has coal, iron and marble.
BLOUNT CO. NE\YS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscrip-
tion Sl-25; established 1877; L. H. Mathews,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN SUN; Tuesdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 2"2x31 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; A. D. Howell, editor and
publisher.
BREWTON, C. H., Escambia Co., g
1,500 pop., on the Louisville & Nashville Rd.,
75 m. N. E, of Mobile. Timber, cotton and
wool are the principal products.
BANNER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1883 ; H. M. Matthis, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ESCAMBIA AND BALDWIN
Ti;>IES ; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ALABA3IA.
lished 1885 ; Frank M. Pai-ker, editor ; Parker
& Robbins, publishers ; circulation K 2.
BROWNEVILLE (LIVELY P. O.),
Russell Co., ^ 300 pop., on Chattahooche r.
A place adapted to manufacturing.
INVESTIGATOR; Satui-days ; labor;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. A. Shaw & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
BUTLER, C. H., Choctaiv Co., p 200
pop., 40 m. E. of Meridian, Miss., near
Tombigbee r., in a rich and productive
country. Commands a large local business.
CHOCTAW HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1875; M. L. Yeat-
mau, editor and publisher ; cu-culation K 1.
CALERA, Shelby Co., n 1,800 pop., at
crossing of E. Tenn,, Virginia & Georgia
and Louisville & Nashville Rds., 62 m. from
Selma and Montgomery and 33 from Bir-
mingham. Has many mauufactui-ing enter-
prises and agricultural advantages. Coal
and limestone are found in large ciuantities
near this place. Is extensively engaged in
making charcoal, and a factory for that
purpose has receutlj- been erected at a cost
of $75,000,
LABOR ADVOCATE; Tuesdays;
labor ; four pages; size 24x35 ; subscription 81 ;
established 1884 ; Wm. H. Davidson, etlitor ;
Labor Advocate Pub. Co., publishers ; ch-cu-
latiou J 1.
SHELBY SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1875. H. G. McCall,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation J l .
CAMDEN, C. H., Wilcox Co., g 3,400
pop., near Alabama r., 40 m. S. by W. of
Selma. A place of considerable trade and
an important shipping point.
H03IE RULER ; Fridays; democratic:
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; C. VV. Hare, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Pickens Co.,
-a 349 pop., about 30 m. W. of Tuskaloosa,
about the same distance S. E. of Columbus,
Miss. Surrounded by a cotton-growing dis-
trict. Coal fields also exist near by.
WEST ALABAMIAN; Wednesdays j
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1850; D. C. Hodo, editor ;
A. Henry and V. F. Gilbert, publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
CENTRE, C. H., Cherokee Co., cf 600
pop., on Coosa r., 140 ni. N. by E. of Mont-
gomery and 20 N. of Jacksonville.
CHEROKEE ADVERTISER; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1866 ; W. C. Stiff,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
COOSA RIVER NEWS; Fridays;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; Wm. H. Shropshire, editor
and publisher: circulation K 1.
TELEPHONE; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pa«:es; size 24x35; subscription
SI ; established 1886 ; W. H. Burton, editor and
publisher.
CLANTON, C. H., Chilton Co., a 700
pop., on railroad, about 40 m. N. of Moiat-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIIIECTORY.
71
ALABAMA.
gomery. More lumber is cut here than at
any other town of its size iu the State,
CHIIiTON VIEW; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; W H. Lawrence, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
CLAYTON, C. H.. Bavhour Co.^ □,
1,200 pop., near centre of county, 20 m. W. of
Euf aula and 75 S. E. of Montgomery ; at
terminus of Eufaula & Clayton Rd.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x3i; ; subscription §2 ; established 1870 ;
Edgar R. Quillin & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
COLUMBIA, Henry Co., O, 700 pop.
Has good steamboat facilities ; centre of a
large cotton-growing county ; is a trade
centre for a large area, and a shipping
point for Southeastern Alabama.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880; Frank F. Koerber, editor
and puljllsher ; circulation K 1.
COLUMBIANA, C. H., Shelby Co.,
□ 550 pop., 72 m. N. E. of Selma, Ala., on
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd. A
shipping point for cotton and pig iron.
JilHELBY CHRONICLE; Thmsdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; es-
taVjlished 1883 ; C. C. Du Bose, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
CROSS PLAINS, Calhoun Co., rf
1,00() pop., at junction of the E. Tenu., Vir-
ginia & Georgia and East & West Alabama
Rds. Has a large iron and coal interest.
POST ; Satiu-days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1883 ; J. H. Stark
and E. D. McClelen, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
CULLMAN, C. H., Ctdlman Co., ^ 750
pop., on South & North Alabama Rd. Dis-
trict engaged in fruit and grape culture,
agricultural pursuits and manufacturing.
ALABAMA TRIBUNE; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x:54 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876: John A. Johnson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DADEVILLE, C. H., Tallapoosa Co.,
D- 1,226 pop., on the Columbus & Western
Rd., 30 m. from Opelika and 45 N. E. of
Montgomery.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size "22x31; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1878 : Jere. Dennis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
DECATUR, Morgan Co., ^ 2,200 pop.,
on Tennessee r., and at junction of Mem-
phis & Charleston and L. & N. Rds., 43 m. E.
of Tuscumbia and 24 W. of Huntsville.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; L. Hensley Grubbs, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TENNESSEE VA1.L.EY; Thursdays;
fourpacres: size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1885: W. F. Douglass, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
DEMOPOLIS, Marengo Co., p l,3S9t
pop., on the Tombigbee r. and Alabama Cen-
tral Rd., 52 m. W. of Selma. Surrounded by
a cotton-growing district ; principal ship-
ping point in the county.
MARENGO NEWS ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four ijages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
ALABAMA.
tion ."SLSO; established 1873; E. S. Cornish,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
DOUBLE SPRINGS, C.H., Winston
Co., a 231 pi>p. A thrifty town with many
natural advantages.
AVINSTON HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages; size 20x26; subscription .§1.25;
established 1881 ; William R. Adkins, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1.
EDWARDSVILLE,C.H., Cleburne
Co., cf 5<Ai pop., on Georgia Pacific Rd., 78 m.
below Atlanta and 27 above Auuiston, in a
rich farming district.
STANDARD; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 2-4x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
J. W. Yarbrough, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1
ELBA, C. H., Cojffee Co., i\ 222 pop., on
Pea r., 30 m. S.of Troy and about 75 m. S. by
E. of Montgomery. It has thi-ee churches
and an academy.
COFFEE CO. NEWS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Dauiel Swanner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1.
EUFAULA, Barbour Co., Q^ 6,000
pop., on Chattahoochee r., at junction of
Montgomery & Eufaula with Southwestern
Rd. It is situated in one of the finest belts
in this State, and is the distributing point
for numerous counties in Alabama and
Georgia. A cotton-shipping point, 142 m.
from Macon, Ga., and 80 from Montgomerj^
MAIL ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 16x22, weekly 22x32 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established 1884 ; E. D.
Shropshire, editor and publisher ; cuculation
— daily L 2, weekly K 1.
TI1>IES ; every naorning except Monday,
and TIMES AND NEWS, Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26,
weekly 28x43 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly
81.50 ; established— daily 1883, weekly 1845 ; W.
D. Jelks. editor and publisher; circulation
— dailv K 1, weeklv 1 1 .
TIMES AND NEWS; (see Times.)
EUTAW, C. H., Greene Co., -u 1,100
pop., on the Alabama Great Southern Rd..
35 m. from Tuskaloosa and 60 W. from Selma-
in a cotton-gi-owing district.
MIRROR; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription S1..50 ; es-
tablished 1879'; W. T. Callahan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WHIG AND OBSERVER; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1811 ; W. O.
Monroe, editor and publisher ; circ'u K 2.
EVERGREEN, C. H., Conecuh Co., g
1,200 pop., on Mobile & 3Iontgomery Branch
of Louisville & Nashville Rd., 82 m. from
Montgomerj" and 104 from Mobile.
CONECUH -ESCAMBIA STAR;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1869 ; J. W. Davison, ed-
itor and putjlisiier ; circulation K 2.
FAYETTE COURT HOUSE,
C. H., Fayette Co., \2 1,000 pop., 40 m. from
Tuskaloosa, on the Georgia Pacific Rd. A
coal and iron section.
FAYETTE JOURNAL; Fridays; four
nages; size 25x3S ; subscription S1.5U ; estab-
lished 18.52; Jas. B. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
FLORENCE, C. B.., Lauderdale Co., \j
1,4S5 pop., on Tennessee r., at head of navi-
gation. Principal sliipping point for the
county and adjoining towns in Tennessee ;
a brancli railroad crosses the river, connect-
ing with Memphis & Charleston Rd. at Tus-
cunibia.
BANNER ; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.25; established 1883;
Isaac S. Barr, editor and publisher; circ'uL2;
issues also the Sheffield Star.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1819 ; James W. Morgan, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WAVE; Satm-days; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1836 ; William R. Barks, editor and pub-
lisher.
GADSDEN, C. H., Etowah Co., cf 4,000
pop., on Coosa r. and Tennessee and Coosa
Rds., and on the proposed Rome & Decatur
Rd., in the midst of iron and coal fields. Cot-
ton and grain-growing district. Consider-
able trade in lumber. Has several manu-
factories — coosa furnace, metallic paint
works, ice factory and the only broom-han-
dle factory in the State.
TIMES; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; W. P. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
GAINESVILLE, Sumter Co., -a 1,500
pop., on the Tombigbee r., at the mouth of
the Noxubee, 48 m. S. W. of Tuscaloosa, on
the Alabama Great Southern Rd. Merchan-
dising extensively carried on. Has national
bank,f emale academy, mills and many large
business houses.
MES??ENQER ; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
C. H. Allen, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
GREENSBORO, C. H., Hale Co., -a
l,833t pop., on Cincinnati, Selma & Mobile
Rd., connecting at Akron, 18 m. distant,
with Ala. Great Southern Rd. The centre of
considerable trade and surrounded by cot-
ton plantations. It is the seat of the South-
ern University which was founded in 1859;
has also a female college and large carriage
factories.
AliABAMA BEACON; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1835 ; John G. Harvey,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WATCHMAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tciblished 1876 ; Wm. E. W. Yerby, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
MONTHLY ; forty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1884 ; L. C. Branscomb,
editor ; Literary Societies of the Southern
University, putjlishers ; circulation L 1 ; a
college paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Butler Co., g
3,000 pop., on Mobile & Montgomery Rd.,45
m. from Montgomery. Cotton trade centre.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size "28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; James B. Stanlej', editor and pub-
lisher; circulation 12.
GROVE HILL, C. H., Clark Co., J3
200 pop., ft4 m. N. E. from Mobile. Sur-
ALABA3IA.
rounded by agricultural and stock-raising
districts.
CL.ARK CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; Isaac
Grant, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
GUNTERSVILLE, C. H., Marshall
Co., ti 350 pop., on Tennessee r., 1 m. from
landing. Engaged largely in cotton trade.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; S. Palmer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HAMILTON, C. H., Marion Co., u
150 pop., on Buttahatchee r., 45 m. from
Aberdeen, Miss. Situated in an agricultural
and mineral section.
MARION HERALD ; Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; W. F. Green, editor
and publisher.
HARTSELLE, Morgan Co., i 700
pop., on South and North Alabama Rd., 13
m. S. of Decatur and 74 N. of Birmingham.
A merchandising town.
INDEX; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x35 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Oden & Oden, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HAYNEVILLE, C. H., Lowndes Co.,
g 3,484 pop. (of town), 23 m. S. W. of Mont-
gomery, in a fertile cotton-growing and
agricultural section.
EXAMINER ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Tom Baine, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TRUE CITIZEN; Thursdays; Inde-
pendent ; four pages; size 26x40; subsci'iption
$1.50 ; established 1886 ; John J. 3Iickle, edi-
tor ; The Lowndes Publishing Co., publishers.
HEADLAND, Jffenrij Co., R 50 pop..
27 m. S. W. of Fort Gaines, Ga. Agricul-
tural section.
PROGRESS; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Granbury & Wartheu, editors and publishers,
circulation L 2.
HUNTSVILLE, C.U., Madison Co., b
4,977+ pop., 10 m. N. of Tennessee, on the
Memphis & Charleston Rd., 24 E. of De-
catur and 59 W. of Stevenson. Centre of
trade ; surrounded by a farming, stock-
raising and cotton-gi'owing district ; active-
ly engaged in manufactures of various
kinds.
MERCURY; everj' morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 24x36 ; sub-
scription—dail3^ $8, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1885, Aveekly 1816; B. P. Hunt, editor;
Mercury Pub. Co., publishers ; circulation —
daily K 2, weekly J 2; issue also the Alabama
Teach rrs' Jou rn at.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$2 ; established 1867 : J. Withers Clay, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879; Charles Hendley, Jr., editor;
Huntsville Gazette Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 28x44; subscription
$1 ; established 1854 ; Frank Coleman, editor ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
73
ALABAMA.
Independent Publishing Co., publisliers ; cir-
culation J 2.
NEW SOUTH ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Charles P. Lane, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NORMAL INDEX; Fridays: four
pages; size 22x31 ; subscrijjtion $1 ; established
1885; pupils of the State Normal and Indus-
trial School, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 1 ; an organ of coloi'ed people ; ascliool
paper.
ALABAMA TEACHERS' JOUR-
NAIj; monthly ; educational ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x12; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; J. A. B. Lovett, editor ; Mercury
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1 ;
issue also the Mercury.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Calhoun
Co., cf*l,500pop., on E. Tenn., Va. & Ga. Rd.,
145 m. from Selma. The trad ing point for
an agricultural section. Has very fine edu-
cational advantages, and is visited during
summer for tlie mineral waters found near.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1837 ; J. F. & L. W- Grant,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
JASPER, C. H., Walker Co., i^ 600 pop.,
on the Kansas City, Mempliis, Birmingham
& Atlantic Rd , 50 m. N. N. E. of Tuska-
loosa and 60 S. of Decatur. An agricul-
tural, cotton-growing and mineral district.
MOUNTAIN EAGLE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1873 ; L. B. Musgrove,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TRUE CITIZEN; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
§1 ; established 18^4 ; Cunningham & Son,
editors and proprietors ; circulation L 2.
LAFAYETTE, C. H., Chambers Co.,a-
1,200 pop., on E. Alabama Rd., 18 m. from
Opelika and 84 from Montgomerj'. Cotton
market and headquarters of supplies for
the surrounding country.
CHA31BERS CO. DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Clias
H. Greer, editor and publisher ; clrc'n K 1.
SUN; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 20x40 ; subscription .$1 ; establislied
1880 ; S. M. Richards, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
LINDEN, C. H., Marengo Co., JH 250
pop., 52m. W. by S. of Selma and 18 m. from
Demopolis. Principal industries are cattle
and sheep raising.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages ; size
22x31; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
John E. Hecker, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
LIVINGSTON, C. H., Sumter Co.,-n
1,000 pop., on Alabama Great Soutliern Rd.,
10 m. from its junction with East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia Rd., 37 from Meridian,
Miss., and 80 W. of Selma. Popular health
resort on account of flue mineral waters.
Seat of Alabama Normal College for girls,
fiocated in centre of fine agricultural dis-
trict. A steadily improving town.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 35x48 : subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1865; B. F. Herr editor; N. F. Ran-
dall, publisher; circulation K 1.
ALABAMA.
MARION, C. H., Perry Co., n 2,500
pop., 30 m. N. W. of Selma, on Cincinnati,
Selma & Mobile branch of the Western Rd.,
in a very productive cotton section. Sev-
eral educational institutions are located
here.
STANDARD ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1879 ; Thomas Hudson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JUDSON ECHOES ; monthly; twenty-
eight pages octavo ; subscription 75 cents ;
estalDlished 1881 ; students of the Fidelian
Society of Judson Female Institute, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during tlae collegiate year.
MOBILE, C. H., Mobile Co., p 31,205
pop., on Mobile r., near its entrance into
Mobile bay. Engaged in foreign and do-
mestic commei'ce and manufactures ; the
largest coffee market in the South, and one
of the largest cotton markets in the United
States. An extensive coal and naval supply
depot. Regular lines of steamboats run to
Florida ports, to various points on Alabama,
Tombigbee and Black Warrior rs., and to
New Orleans. Soutliern terminus of Mo-
bile & Ohio Rd., which connects with Illi-
nois Central Rd. at Cairo, forming a con-
tinuous line from the Gulf to the lakes.
Also terminus of New Orleans & Mobile
Rd., Mobile, Alabama & Grand Trunk Rd.
and Mobile & Great Northern Rd., which
connects with Montgomery and other points
North and East.
REGISTER ; every morning except
Monday, and every evening except Sunday,
and \VEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
daily four pages, Sunday eight pages, and
weekly twelve pages ; size— daily 26x37, Sun-
day and weekly (size of page) 18x26 ; sub-
scription—morning $12, evening $12, weekly
$2 ; established 1821 ; Jolin L. Rapier & Co.,
pul)lisliers ; circulation— daily I 2 , Sunday
H 1, weekly H 2.
COMET ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 188(i ; J. B. Burfcot, editor and publisher.
ITEM ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; John F.
Cotliran, editor and publisher ; clrc'n K 2.
SUN DA V TI3IES; Simdays ; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription .S1..50; established
1885; Monitor Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation .12.
PARISH VISITOR ; monthly ; protest-
ant episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x1] ; subscription .50 cents; established 1885;
Rector of Trinity Church, editor and pub-
lisher ; a local cliurch paper.
MONROEVILLE, C. H., Monroe Co.,
^ 300 pop., 10 m. from Claiborne, on Ala-
bama r., 100 from Mobile and 90 S. of Selma.
Surrounded by a cotton-growing country.
MONROE JOURNA L ; Mondays ;
democratic; four pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1867; Q. K. Salter,
editor and publislier ; circulation L 2 .
MONTGOMERY, C.H., Montgomery
Co., ^ State capital, 25,000 pop., on Alabama
r., 197 m. N. E. of Mobile, at centering point
of six railroads. Engaged in cotton trade,
shipping by steamboat to Mobile. The pop-
ulation has increased rapidly during the
last fc'sv years and thousands of houses
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
have been erected. Numbers of manufac-
turing industries are flourishing.
ADVERTIS^ER; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKIiY. Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; daily eight pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription — daily
SIO, weekly §1; established 1828; Screws,
Corj' & Glass, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— daily H 1, weekly H 2.
D ISP A TC H I every morning ; eight pages;
size 3()x44 ; subscription §6 ; established 1885 ;
Alva Fitzpatrick, editor; Dispatch Publish-
ing Co., publishers : circulation J 1.
EVENING APPEAL,; every evening
except Sunday : labor ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1887 ; Allred
Bros. & Co., editors and publishers.
EVENING CAPITAL.; every evening
except Sunda J'; four pages ; size 20x26: sub-
scriptiou $4; established 1885; Williams &
Browder, editors and publishers; circ'n .J 2.
ALABAMA BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 26x4f» ; subscription
§2 ; established 1874 ; J. G. Harris, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
BAPTIST LEADER; Wednesdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion .S1..5 » ; established 1886 ; J. C. Duke, editor
and publisher ; issues also the Herald.
HERALD ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; established 1886 ; J. C. Duke,
editor and publisher : circulation J 1 ; issues
also the Baptist Leader.
MASTER AVORKMAN ; Saturdays;
labor ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; M. A. Thomas, editor and
publisher ; an organ of the Knights of Labor.
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST;
Fridays ; agricultural ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription -SI. 50 ; established 1870; Thomas
J. Kev, editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
ODD FELLOWS' JOURNAL;
monthly ; odd-fellowship : four pages ; size
22x32; subscription 50 cents ; established 18S5 ;
John Harmon, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MOULTON, C. H., Lawrence Co., [^
SM pop., 15 m. S. of I\Iemphis & Charleston
Rd. at Courtland and 165 N. by W. of Mont-
gomery.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription
$2; established 1829; D. C. White, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWTON Dale Co., □, 550 pop., on
Choctawhatchee r., 10 m. fn^m Ozark and
32 from Columbia. An agricultural and
farming section.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages • size 22x31 ; subscription SI ;
established 1885 ; O. C. Doster & Co., editors
and publishers.
NOTASULGA, Macon Co., q 1,691
pop., on Montgomery & West Point Rd., 58
m. from Montgomery.
UNIVERSALIST HERALD; semi
monthly ; universalist ; four pages ; size
22x32; subscription §1.50; established 1847;
Rev. John C. Burruss, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
OPELIKA,C. H., Lee Co., [> 3,310 pop.,
on Western Alabama Rd., at junction of
Columbus & Western and East Alabama
Rds., 64 m. E. of Montgomery, 28 from
Columbus, and 113 from Atlanta. Centre
of a cotton and grain-growing country.
TIMES ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Salunlays ; democratic; four pages; size
15x22 : subscription $1 ; estal>lished 1874 ; B. H.
Kleser. editor and publisher; circ"n J 1.
OZARK, C. H., Dale Co., □, 512t pop.,
40 m. S. E. of Troy. Most important place
in the county.
SOUTHERN STAR; We Inesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
ALABAMA.
tion SI; established 1867; W. E. Mauldin,
editor; Jos. A. Adams, publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
PINEAPPLE, Wilcox Co., g 1,000
pop., 40 m. S. of Selma, on the Pensacola
and Selma Rd. An agricultural section.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; J. A. Matheson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PRATTVILLE,C. H., Autauga Co.,u
1,500 pop., on a small branch of the Alabama
Rd. Engaged in the manufacture of cotton
and woolen goods. Has several large cotton
factories. 15 m. N. W. of Montgomery.
PROGRESS; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18S6 ; Wni. D. Smith, Jr., and M. M.
Smith, editors and publishers.
ROANOKE, Itandolph Co., D- 327
pop., 25 m. from West Point, Ga., near East
Alabama Rd. Seat of large male and female
college.
RANDOLPH CO. NEAVS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI; established 1876; J. L. Forbes,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ROCKFORD,C.H., Coosa Co., u 1,068
pop. Granite and marble are found here
in large quantities.
ENTERPRISE ; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size ■?2x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; Wash. L. Smith, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RUSSELL VILLE, Franklin Co., \2
600 pop., on Sheffield & Birmingham Rd.
Situated in a fine farming section, near
Tuseimibia.
SOUTHERN IDEA ; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
SI ; established 1885 ; J. B. Steadham, editor ;
Idea Publishing Co., publishers.
RUTLEDGE, C. H., Crenshaw Co., g
300 pop. Engaged in farming. Cotton and
corn the principal products.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 22x31; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 18s3 ; M. Tucker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SCOTTSBORO, C. H., Jackson Co., g-
1,500 pop., on Memphis & Charleston Rd.,
42 m. from Huntsville and 55 from Chatta-
nooga, in the finest mineral section in the
State. The Jackson Coal, Iron & Railroad
Co. has been recently organized here with a
capital of $400,000 and will do a large mining
business.
ALABAMA HERALD : Thursdays;
democratic : four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established iStJ8 ; A Snodgrass, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription $1.5(i; estab-
lished 1"<77; James Armstrong, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
PROGRESSIVE AGE; Wednesdays;
greenbaclc ; eight pages; size2'ix4i); subscrip-
tion $1.50; established IsSfi; Chas. B. Lane,
editor; Progressive Age Publishing Co., pub-
lisliers. ,
SEALE, C. H., Russell Co., O, 400 pop.,
on 3Iobile & Girard Rd., 20 miles from
Columbus, Ga.
RUSSELL REGISTER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
to
ALABAMA.
tion §1 ; established 1875 ; E. H. Glenn, editor ;
W. C. GueiTy, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SELMA,C.H., Dallas Co., g 10,500 pop.,
on Alabama r., 300 m. from its mouth, sur-
rounded by a cotton-growing district. Cen-
tre of trade in cotton, lumber, iron and
coal ; terminus of Western R.R. of Ala-
bama, Selma & Pensacola, Selma, Cincin-
nati, Selma & Mobile, and Selma & N. O.
Rds., and on the line of the Eastern Tenn.,
Va. & Ga. (Selma, Rome and Dalton and
Selma & Meridian consolidated).
EVENINtr MAIL.; every evening
except Sunday, and SUNDAY 3IORNING
j>IAI1j, Sundays; democratic; daily four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 20x30,
Sunday 30x40; subscription — daily $7,
Sunday 81 ; established 1881 ; Baker Maugum,
editor H. B. Kincey, publisher ; circulation-
daily L 2 . Sunday K 1.
3IOKNING TIMES; every morning
except Monday, and TIMES, Fridays;
democratic ; daily eight pages, weekly four
pages; size 26x3'j; subscription— daily §10,
weekly $l; established 1825; Graham &
Kincey, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily k 2, weekly J 2
BAPTIST PIONEER ; Thursdays; bap-
tist ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1878; Rev. E. M. Brawley,
editor; Pioneer Pub. Co., publishers; circu-
lation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 22x30: subscription
SI. 50; established 1884: M. E. Bryan, editor.
SUNDAY MORNING MAIL; (see
Eveninq Mail.)
TIMES ; (see Morning Times.)
SHEFFIELD, Colbert Co., Y: 200 pop.,
34 m. N. of Tuskaloosa.
CliARION ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 34x4S ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885; Blake & Son, editors and publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; four
passes ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; S. G. Barr, editor ; Isaac S. Barr,
publisher; issues also the Florence Banner.
SIX MILE, Bibb Co., n 175 pop., 5 m.
from Day's Mill, on East Tenn. Virg. &
Ga. Rd. Is a cotton market and on edge of
coal and iron fields.
BIBB BLiADE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Gist & Son, editors and publishers; circula-
tion L2.
SOMERVILLE, C. H., Morgan Co.,
i 200 pop., 5 m. from Tennessee r. and 9 dis-
tant froM nearest railroad point. An agri-
cultural eonntry ; corn and cotton ai-e the
principal products.
MORGAN CO. NEWS ; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 : subscrip-
tion 81 ; established 1S84 ; Wm. E. Skeggs,
editor; J. F. Johuson, publisher; circ'n L2.
STEVENSON, Jackson Co., 'J 550
pop. An important railroad point, the junc-
tion of Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis,
and Memphis & Charlestown Rds.. with the
best telegraph and mail facilities in the
county. A splendid agricultural section ; 38
ni. from Chattanooga and 113 from Nashville.
CHRONICLE; Tuesdajs; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1 ; e.stab-
lished 1887; H. J. O'Shields, editor and pub-
lisher
ALABAMA.
TALLADEGA, C. H., Talladega Co.,
a 2,400 pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia, Anniston & Atlantic and Tal-
ladega & Coosa Valley Rds., 109 m. from
Selma and 36 from Jacksonville, State
Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind is
located in this city.
ADVANCE; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Skaggs & Bowie, editors and
publishers.
OUR MOUNTAIN HOME; Wednes-
days ; democi'atic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1867; J. C.
Williams, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
REPORTER AND WATCHTOW-
ER; Wednesdays; democratic; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $2; established 1844;
T. J. Cross, editor and publisher; cii'C'n L 2.
TALLASSEE, Elmore Co.. a 1,400
pop., on Tallahassee r., 30 m. from Mont-
gomery. A cotton manufacturing town sur-
rounded by a good farming country.
PROGRESS ; Fridays; four pages; size
22x:?2 ; subscription SI ; established 1886 ; J.
M. Lowery, editor ; The Progress Publishing
Co., pulilishers.
TROY, C. H., Pike Co., U^ 3,000 pop.,
terminus of Mobile & Gu-ard Rd., 33 m.
from Union Springs and 74 from Mont-
gomery. Centre of considerable cotton
trade; 30,000 bales per annum local re-
ceipts.
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; Frank Baltzell, editor and
puljlisher; circulation J 2.
MESSENGER; Thursdays ; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1867; J. W. Henry, editor: W. J.
Blan & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
2^F" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 11, 18S6, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Neuspaper
Directory, i,3fi4 copies.
TUSCUMBIA, C. H., Colbert Co., b
1,385 pop., near Tennessee r., and on Mem-
phis & Charleston Rd., 43 m. from Decatur
and 67 from Huntsville, surrounded by an
agricultural district. A branch railroad ex-
tends to Florence and Sheffield. Business
centre.
DISPATCH; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1886 ; T. F. & O. G. Simpson, editors
and publishers.
NORTH ALABAMIAN; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1832; Z. H. La.sseter,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TUSKALOOSA, C. H., Tuskaloosa
Co., -n 2,017 pop., on Black Warrior i-., at head
of steamboat navigation, and on Alabama Sc
Chattanooga Rd., 71 m. from its junction
with Alabama Central, surrounded by a
cotton-gi-owing district. Cotton is shipped
from this point. The State University, sev-
eral large female schools and other institu-
tions located here.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; S. F. Nunnelee & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
1841 ; H. H. Brown, editor ; Times Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
ALABAMA UNIVERSITY MONTII-
LiY; forty pages octavo; subscription $1.50
established 1872 ; Literary Societies of Ala-
bama Uiiiversitj", editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the college year.
TUSKEGEE. C.H., Maco7i Co., 0^2,500
pop., 40 111. from Montgomery. In cotton
section. Contains cotton-seed oil mill and
has good educational facilities.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
23x:30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; E.
H. Dryer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NEVV8 ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ;, size 36x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lishetl 1865, D. W. Mclver, editor ; Boyd &
Mclver. publishers; circulation K 2.
UNION SPRINGS, C. H., Bullock
Co., □, 1,862+ pop., on Montgomery & Eufaiila
Rd., at intersection of Mobile & Gii-ard Rd.,
40 m. from Montgomery and 54 from Colum-
bus, Ga., in cotton belt. Has oil mill, steam
cotton ginnery, soap works and numerous
small manufactories.
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription $2.50; es-
tablished 1865 ; McCall & Chapman, editors &
publishers; cLi-culation J 1.
UNIONTOWN, Perry Co., n 1,500
pop., 20 m. from C. H. and 30 from Selma,
on the East Tennessee, "Virginia c& Georgia
Rd., In the heart of the Canebrake, A cot-
ton-growing and shipping point.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x35; sub.scription $1; establish-
ed 1886; Gordon Du Bose, editor and pub-
lisher.
VERNON, C. H., Lamar Co., ^ 250
pop., 28 m. from Columbus, Miss., and 16
from Rd.
COURIER; Fridaj-s; four pages; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Alex. A. Wall,
editor and pul)li.sher.
LAMAR NE^VS; Thursdays; four pages;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; E. J. McNatt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
WARRIOR, Jefferson Co., n 800
pop., 23 m. from Birmingham, on the South
& North Alabama Rd. Several coal mines
in the vicinity.
MINERAL AGE; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x82 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; J. W. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
WEDOWEE, C. H., Randolph Co., d-
2.50 pop. Has fine water power and mineral
deposits.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
O. H. Perrymau, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WETUMPKA, C. H., Elmore Co., a
750 pop., on Wetumpka branch, 7 m. long,
of South & Nortli Rd., and at the head of
navigation on Coosa i-., about 14 m. from
Montgomery.
ELMORK EXPRESS ; Fridays; four
f)ages ; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
ished 1885 ; Elmore Express Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulaticm L2.
Ti;>IES ; Tliursdays ; four pages; size
24x32: subscription $1 ; e.stablishetl 1875; G.
A. B Smith, editor and publisher; cii-cula-
tlon L2.
ARKANSAS.
ALiMA, Crawford Co.,\:\ 1,000 pop., on
Little Rock & Fort Smith and St. Louis^
Arkansas & Texas branch of St. Louis &
San Francisco Rds. Laid out in 1872. Lies
in a farming country, with abundant tim-
ber and water, producing rye, oats, flax,,
tobacco, wheat, corn, cotton and a variety
of other products ; 19 m. E. of Fort Smith.
CRAWFORD CO. DEMOCRAT?
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion .$1; established 1882 ; B. P. Renf roe, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ALTUS, Franklin Co., \2 350 pop., on
Little Rock & Fort Smith Rd., 5 m. E. of
Ozark and 20 W. of Clarksville. Has steam
mills and cotton gins. A shipping point
for cotton, and the terminus for a mail
route ami stage line.
ALBION; Saturdays: democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1; established
1883; B. 31. Burrow, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation L 2 .
ARGENTA,-Pw^«s/-'i Co., n 3,000 pop. ^
on the Little Rock & Fort Smith, St. Louis
& Iron Mountain, and Memphis & Little
Rock Rds.,1 m. from Little Rock. Has large
railroad shops and is the largest manufac-
turing town in the State.
INCIDENT; Saturdays; four pages ; size
22x:30; subscription $1.50; established 1885 ; H.
C. Warner & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
ARKADEL.PHIA, C. H., Clark Co.^
p l,506t pop., on Ouachita r., 75 m. S. by W.of
Little Rock, surrounded by an agricultural
and cotton-producing countrj\ Possesses
water power; centre of trade for eight
counties.
ARKANSAW CLIPPER; Thursdays j^
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1882 : S. P. Meador, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEWS; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 23x35; sub.scription $1..50; estab-
lished 1S86 ; J. P. Hart, editor ; S. Scott Har-
ris, publisher.
SOUTHERN STANDARD ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;.
subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; Adam Clark
and George M. Beck, editors and publishers -^
circulation K 2.
ARKANSAS CITY, C. H., Desha
Co., n^ 750+ pop., at terminus of L. R., M. R. &
T., and branch of Louisville, X. O. & Texas
Rd., on Mississippi r. Is a shipping point j.
has a coal depot and saw-mill ; in a good
farming country.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Gates & Thane, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
AUGUSTA,C.H., Woodruff Co., a- 1 ,ooa
pop., on White r.— navigaljle all the year —
and proposed Memphis &Bald Knob branch
of St. L., Iron Mt. & Soutliern Rd., 65 m.
from Little Roclt. Has steam saw-mills
and gins.
WOODRUFF CO. VIDETTE; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 •,.
subscription $2; estaljlished 1877; W. W. Fol-
som, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
BATESVILIiE, C. H., Independence
Co., ti 1,700 pop., on White r., at terminus of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS.
the White River branch of the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern and BatesvlUe
& Brinlcley Rds., 90 m. N. by E. of Little
Rock. Steamboats ascend the river to this
point. An agricultural and mineral coun-
try. Four wealth}- manganese companies
are now engaged in getting out ore. A
bi|-anch of St. L., L Mt. & S. Rd. has been
extended to the mines, 12 m. X. W. of the
town. Cotton, tobacco, corn, wheat, oats,
fruit and vegetables are cultivated.
GUARD; Fi-idays ; democratic: eight
pages ; size 26xSS ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; M. Y. Todisman, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
NORTH ARKANSAS PILOT; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §1 : established 1879 ; T. J.
Stubbs, editor ; W. W. Byers, publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
BEEBE, White Co., □ 1,200 pop., on St.
L., L M. & S. Rd., 32 m. N. E. of Little Rock. A
growing town and a trade centre for a large
district, raising small fruit, cotton, pota-
toes, etc. Terminus of the proposed Ar-
kansas & Grand Prairie Rd.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent-demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI. 50; established 18S5; Barnum & Tucker,
editors and pxiVjlishers: circulation L2.
ARKANSAVV HUB; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Sam J. Crabtree, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
BENTON, C. H., Saline Co., n 750
pop., near Saline r., on St. Louis & Iron
Mountain Rd., 25 m. S. W. of Little Rock. A
trade centre for a large agricultural and
lumbering section. Has an academy, saw
and grist mills, and large pottery.
SAL.1NE COURIER; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x:i4 ; subscrip-
tion ;:>i ; established 18bi) ; tj. H. Wnitthorne,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BENTON VILiliE, C. }l.,Benton Co.,\2
l,bUO pop., in the N. W. corner of the State,
180 m. from Little Rock. Is surrounded by
a rich and fertile farming country, which
produces .all the cereals and large crops of
tobacco. Several tobacco manufactories
and fruit evaporators in operation.
BENTON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur-
days; democratic; tour pages ; size 26x4U;
suoscription .§1; establislied 1886; J. B.
Tnompson, ediior anil publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BENTON CO. JOURNAL.; Wednes
days; tour pages ; size 26.'v4U; subscription
SI ; established lts8iJ; W.3I. Bumbarger, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
BERRYVIL.L.E,C.H., Carroll Co.,\j
500 pop., 12 m. from Eureka Springs. The
seat of Clarke's Academy. Has rich soil and
offers special inducements to immigrants.
CARROLL. PROGRESS; Wednes-
day .s; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; Hailey Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BINGEN, Hempstead Co., p 300 pop.,
5 m. from Washington. Situated in an ex-
cellent farming, milling and mining dis-
trict.
SOCIAL VISITOR; Thursdays; eight
pages; size 2tix4U; suuscripiion §1; estab-
lished 18S4; W. J. Old, editor; J. R. Wolf,
publisher.
BLACK SPRINGS, Montgomerrj
Co., -a 30O pop., 4.j m. from Hot Springs. A
prosperous agricultural and mining town.
Headquarters of Central Continental Gold
& Silver Mining Co.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; J. L. Wadley, editor and pub-
lisher; issues also the Hot Springs News.
BOONVILIiE, Logan Co., -n 600 pop.,
on the Petit Jean r., 38 m. S. E. of Fort
Smith. Has churches, steam flour mills.
General merchandising.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1; establi-shed 1879 ;
Moore & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation K 1.
BRINKLEY, Monroe Co., n- 1,100
pop., at junction of Texas & St. Louis,
Memphis & Little Rock and Batesville &
Brinkley Rds., 71 m. from Memphis, Tenn.
Has oil mills and stave factory. Brinkley
Car Works and Manufacturing Co. is lo-
cated here.
ARGUS; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 25x48 ; subscription $1-50; estab-
lished 1883 ; Robert J. Kelley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CAMDEN, C. H., Ouachita Co., g 1,517
pop., on Ouachita r., 110 m. S. by W. of Lit-
tle Rock, 70 S. W. of Pine Bluff. Steamboats
ascend the river to this point, making it an
active trade centre: cotton-growing sec-
tion, and principal shipping point for cot-
ton in South Arkansas.
BEACON ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Jas. S. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L 2.
OUACHITA HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; established 1886 ; C. W. White, ed-
itor and publisher.
CARLISLE, iono'-"e Co., n 500 pop.,
on Memphis & Little Rock Rd., 32 m. from
Little Rock and 100 from Memphis. Agri-
cultural section.
NEW DEPARTURE: Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; Emonson & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
CHARLESTON, FranlcUn Co., tl
400 pop., 20 m. S. W. of Ozark and about 24
m. E. S. E. of Fort Smith. Has church.
Masonic institute and steam flour mill.
VINDICATOR: Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription $1; established 1882;
R. S. Bridgman, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
CLARENDON, C. H., Monroe Co., n-
600 pop., on White r., 48 m. W. of Helena,
terminus of Ark. Midland, also on line of St.
Louis & Texas Rd. Has saw mills and cot-
ton gin. In good agricultural section.
MONROE CO. SUN; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1877 ; W. E. Spencer, editor;
J. F. Simmons, publisher ; circulation L 2.
CLARKSVILLE, C. H., Johnson Co.,
V] 1,056 pop., on Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd.,
78
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ARKANSAS.
ia2 m. N. W. of Little Rock. Has flouring
and planing mills.
HERALD ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lislied 1877 ; R. C. Hite, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
CLINTON, C. H., Van Buren Co., ^
166 pop., on Little Red r., about 65 m. N. bj'
W. from Little Rock. Merchandising car-
ried on.
LABORERS' GUIDE; Wednesdays ;
democratic; four pages; size 20x28; estab-
lished 1885 ; J. Newton Wolff, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
VAN BUREN CO. DE.^IOCRAT ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1887 ; P. C. Bennett
and J. T. Bradley, editors and publishers.
CONWAY, CB.., Faulkner Co., u 1,400
pop., on L. R. & Ft. S. Rd., 30 m. from Little
Rock, in growing and rich cotton country.
ARKANSAS TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1886; Woods Bros.,
editors and publishers.
liOG CABIN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
J. W. Underhlll, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
DALLAS, C. H., Polk Co., -n 700 pop.,
90 m. S. of Fort Smith surrounded by a
fine agricultural and mining country. Has
large grist mills.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablisJied 1883; W. M. Matheny, editor and
publislier.
DARDANELLE, C. H., Yell Co., ^
1,800 pop., on Arkansas r., and Dardanelle &
Russellville branch of the Little Rock & Ft.
Smith Rd., 75 m. N. W. of Little Rock. A
shipping point and trade centre.
POST; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1877; G. R. Williams, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
REFLECTOR; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; W. W. Gill, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DES ARC, C. H., Prairie Co., n 548
pop., on White r., 50 m. N. E. of Little Rock,
and 15 N. of the line of Memphis & Little
Rock Rd.
CITIZEN; Fridaj's; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1854 ; J. S. Thomas and J. J. Baugh, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DEVALL'S BLUFF, Prairie Co.,
D 400 pop., on the W. bank of White r., and
on the M. & L. R. Rd., 47 m. E. of Little Rock
and 87 m. W.S. W. of Memphis. It has a saw
mill, oar factory, and other industries.
WHITE RIVER JOURNAL; Thurs
days ; labor ; four pages ; size 24x35; subscrip-
tion §1.50 ; established 1883 ; R. B. Carllee, edi-
tor ; White River Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation K 1.
DE WITT, C. H., Arkansas Co., o 400
pop., 20 ni. from Goldman, the nearest rail-
road point.
ARKANSAS REPORTER; Satur
days; democratic; four pages; size 24x35;
8ubscri|)tion §2; established 1886 ; W. C. Free-
man, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
ARKANSAS.
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884; J. P. and Walter Poynter,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
EL DORADO, C.H., Union Co., g 443t
pop., 145 m. from Little Rock and 32 E. by
S. of Camden. The contiguous section pro-
duces cotton, and borders on the Ouachita r.
EAGLE; Thursdays; democratic; four
f»ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; S. B. Baird, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
EUREKA SPRINGS, C.H., Carroll
Co., "□ 4,500 pop., 18 m. from Seligman, Mo.,
connects with St. L. & S. F. Rd. by Eureka
Springs Rd. at Seligman. Contains famous
healing springs, which form the chief
source of the prosperity and importance of
the town ; and has twenty-nine hotels.
The population at the height of the season
is estimated to reach 10,000. The springs
have created the town.
ECHO; every morning and WEEKLY,'
Saturdays ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30,
weekly 24x35; subscription — daily .$7.80, week-
ly $1.5i) ; established 1885 ; A. B. Adams, editor
and publisher ; circ'u— daily K 1, weekly K 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 263&40; subscription $1-50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Henry A. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
EVENING SHADE, C. H., Sharp
Co., \^ 350 pop., 20 m. S. of Hardy and 22 m.
N. of Batesvllle, on Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Gulf Rd. Has large flouring and lumber
mills and wagon and harness factories and
possesses excellent educational facilities.
SHARP CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages; democratic; size 22x30; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; E. G. Hender-
son, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
FAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Washing-
ton Co., "D 1,800 pop., on the St. Louis & San
Francisco and the proposed Faj'etteville
and Little Rock Rds., 170 m. N. W. of Little
Rock. An agricultural, coal, lead and iron-
producing region. Seat of the State Univer-
sity.
ARKANSAS SENTINEL; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1.50; established .1875; Petti-
grew and Patridge, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
DEHIOCRAT ; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868 ; S. E. Marrs. editor ; Demo-
crat Publishing Co., publishers ; cire'n K 1.
REPli BLICAN; Thursdays; fourpnws;
size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; established 1-^84 ;
Brooks & Clai-k editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
FORDYCE, Dallas Co., g 500 pop.,
on the Texas and St. Louis Rd. Commer-
cial centre of a large cotton district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; non-
partisan ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1884; J. M. Raines,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
FORREST CITY, C. H., St. Francis
Co., a- 2,000 pop., on crossing of Memphis &
Little Rock Rd. and the Helena brauch of
the St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Rds., 45 m. W. of Memphis and 90 E. of
Little Rock. Is a stock and cotton-shipping
point and trade centre.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
79
ARKANSAS.
lished 18S6; A. M. Neely, editor; St. Francis
Co. Literary & Industrial Ass'u. publishers.
!ST. FRANCIS CO. NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion 81.50; established 1884; Napoleon B.
Fizer and C. B. Scott, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
TI3IES; Saturdaj-s; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1871 ; I.andvoigt & Vadaliin, editors
and publishers; circulation K 1.
FORT SMITH, C. H., Sebastian Co.,
-a 12,000 pop., on Arkansas r., 163 m.W. by N.
of Little Rock, terminus of Little Rock
& Ft. Smith and St. Louis & San Francisco
Rds. Has the largest cotton compress and
oil-seed mills in the world ; large export-
ation of corn, fruit, cotton, stock, lumber,
hides, etc.; most important town in Western
Arkansas. Has the finest public schools in
this State ; electric lights, gas works, ice
factory, street railways and three large saw
and planing mills, and two large furniture
factories, all of which are running regularly.
Surrounded by an excellent farming
country, where an entire failure of crops is
ncAer known.
TI.>IES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size— dally ^x36, weekly 26x40;
subscription— daily S7.50, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1884; Cruce & Knoble. editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly J 2.
TRIBUNE; every morning, and WEEK-
LY^. Wednesdays; four pages; size— daily
24x36, weekly 26x40 ; subscription— daily 83.50.
weekly .$1; established— daily 1883, weekly
1885 ; J. F. Eberle & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly K 2.
ARKANSAS VOLKSBLATT ; Fri
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 18S6 ; Ernest Pope,
editor ; Henry Harms, publisher.
ELEVATOR; Fridays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1; established 1878; Carnall Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
DIOCESE OF ARKANSAS: monthly;
protestaut episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of
page 9x13; subscription 50 cents, established
18S6.
GAINESVILLE, Greene Co., ^ 476
pop., about 77 m. E. N. E. of Batesville. It
has an academy, a church, flour mill and
several stores.
GREENE CO. EVENTS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 21x2S ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 1882 ; Frank M. Daul-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
GREENWOOD, C.B.., Sebastian Co.,
-a 550 pop., 16 m. from Ft. Smith, in a cotton
district.
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .81 ;
established 1S>3 ; H. T. Hampton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
GURDON, Clark Co., JJ 350 pop., 15
m. S. W. of Arkadelphia and on the rail-
road from Little Rock to Texarkana. Has
a large number of manufactories.
A DVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Ithey
Nash, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
HACKETT CITY, Sebastian Co., -n
1,000 pop., on extension .if St. Louis & San
Franciico Rd., 16 m. S. of F.^t smith, sur-
ARKANSAS.
rounded by an agricultural and mining
country.
HORSE SHOE; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
James A. Williams, editor and publisher.
HAMBURGH, C. H., Ashley Co., □,
1,0 0 pop., 30 m. S. of Monticello. Engaged in
lumber manufacturing. In the centre of a
fine cotton growing district.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; H. R. Downey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
HARRISBURGH, C. H., Poinsett
Co., cj too pop., on Helena & I. M. Rd., 66 m.
from Memphis and 84 from Helena. Tim-
ber-shipping point. Has coal mines and
mineral springs.
FREEMAN'S EXPRESS ; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 1878 ; L. J. Collins,
editor; Harrj- Holmes, publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
LINCH PIN: Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estalj-
lished 1886; T. G. McRaven, editor and pub-
lisher.
HARRISON, C. H., Boone Co., ^ 1.300
pop., 90 m. from Springfield, Mo., and 40
from Eureka Springs. Is engaged in
milling and manufacturing; lies in a rich
agricultural country, and is a central trad-
ing point for Northern Arkansas.
BOONE BANNER; Thursdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 18S4 ; Heni-y R. and Wm. Fielding, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. R. Newman, editor ; Newman
& Lebow, publishers ; circulation K 2.
HELENA, C. H., Phillips Co., a- 5,500
pop., on Mississippi r., 80 m. below Mem-
phis, 8 below the mouth of St. Francis r.
The river steamei-s touch here, making it a
considerable cotton-shipping point and a
trade centre, including lumber and cotton-
seed oil. St. Louis, I. M. & Southern Rd.
connects Helena with Memphis, Little
Rock, St. Louis, etc. Also, Arkansas Mid-
land (narrow gauge) Rd. opens travel to
Little Rock, St. Louis, Cairo, etc., by St.
Louis, Arkansas & Texas Rd. Also, the
Mobile & Northwestern Rd., across the Mis-
sissippi River opposite this point, opens
travel to Memphis and other points. Fine
cotton-seed oil factories, spoke and hub fac-
tories, foundry, carriage and wagon factory
are now running, and new industries are
springing up.
WORLD; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 28x44 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $2 ; estab-
1871, weekly 1870; Wm.
publisher ;
S. Bur-
circulation—
lished— daily
nett, editor and
daily L 2. weekly K 1
GOLDEN EPOCH; Saturdays ; neutral ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lishe I 1881 ; George H. W, Stewart, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
SOUTHERN PATRIOT ; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 26x0; sub.scription S'^50;
established 1«83; H. E. Cair, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ARKANSAS.
HOLLY GROVE, Monroe Co., 13 500
pop., oil Arkansas Miilland Rd., about 10 m.
E. of Clarendon.
STAR ; Tuesdaj-s ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subsoriptiou Sl-">t'; established 1SS7 ; H. H.
Robinson, editor and publisher.
HOPE, Hempstead Co., jH -i.OOOt pop., on
the St. L., I. M. & S. Rd., 32 m. from Texar-
kana. Has sewing machine factoi-y, lum-
ber mills, large planing mill, excellent
schools and water works.
GAZETTE: Fridays; democratic; eight
panes ; size olx44 ; subscription S2 : estab-
lished 1SS6; J. H. Betts, editor; Claude Mc-
Corkle, publisher.
HOT SPRINGS, C.H., Garland Co.,
D 8,000 pop., on line of proposed trunk line
' to ruu from Ft. Scott, Kans., to New Orleans.
55 m. from Little Rock and 7 from Oua-
chita r. A famous health resort ; abund-
ant hot and cold mineral spi'ings ; visited
bj' thousands of health-seekers at all sea-
sons. Recent discovei'ies of vast deposits
of lead and silver ores in the adjacent
mining region have attracted wide atten-
tion and much capital. Large smelters and
stanip mills are in course of erection and
extensive mining operations in progress.
NEWS ; everj' evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLiY, Saturdays; dally torn-
pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily 22x31,
weeklv 32x4 1 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly
§2: established 18S0; J. L. Wadley, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly
J 2 : Issues also tlie Black Springs Nens.
SENTINELi? every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLiY, Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly
24x3(> ; subscription— dailv $10, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1875, weekly 1S79 ; Ellis Wool-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 2, weekly J 1 .
HUNTSVILLE, C. H., Madison Co.,
"n 500 pop., 3U m. from Eureka Springs.
Situated in the heart of a fine farming and
stock-raising district.with natural resources
of all kinds. Will be on the line of the pro-
posed Great Eastern and N. O., Kans. &
Nebr. Rds.
MADISON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
SI ; established 1879 ; J. T. Gage & Bro., editors
and publishers; circulation L2.
WAR EAGLE REPUKLICAN; Fri
days ; four ijages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1 ;
established 18S5 ; A. Lowe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
JASPER, C. H., Newton Co., \] 200
pop., on Buffalo r., 60 m. from Eureka
Springs, 1(J0 m. N. N. W. of Little Rock, In
an agricultural and mining section.
ARKANSAS WHEEL; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size 22x31; sub-
scription .$1.25; established 1885; J. C. B.
Lindsay & W. S. Moore, editors and pub-
lisliers : circulation L2.
JONESBORO,C. H., Craighead Co.,\:f
2,000 pop., 150 m. from Little Rock, at cross-
ing of Ark. & Texas and St. Louis & K. C,
Springfield & Memphis Rds., and 3 m. from
Helena branch of Iron Mt & Southern Rd.
In fanning section.
EAGIjE; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ARKANSAS.
lished 1886; G. H. G. Penn, editor and pub-
lisher.
TI3IES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
J. D. C. Cobb, editor ; J. D. C. Cobb & Sons,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JUDSONIA, Wliite Co., n 800 pop.,
at head of navigation on Little Red r., 52
m. X. from Little Rock, on St. Louis, Iron
Mt. & Southern Rd. Fruit-growing and
stock-raising country and shipping point.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; eight pages;
sizeof page 13x2U; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Burton W. Briggs, editor ; Briggs
& Briggs, publishers ; circulation K 1.
KINGSLAND, Cleveland Co., g 300
pop., on St. Louis & Texas Rd., 32 m. S. W.
of Pine Bluff. Cotton growing, cutting and
shipping yellow pine lumber are its princi-
pal industries.
SAUCE; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1886; Wy M. Swift, editor; W. T.
Swift & Son, publishei's ; issue also the War-
ren SivifVs Flying Needle.
LEWISVILLE, C. H., Lafayette Co.,
P4ti0 pop., 2 m. from St. L., Ark. & Texas
Rd., 30 m. E. of Texarkana, Ark., in an
agricultural district.
ARKANSAW SIFTING; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 22x31 : subscrip-
tion 81; established 1*6; J. M. McCasklU,
editor ; Julian & McCaskill, publisher.s.
LITTLE ROCK,C.H., Pulaslci Co., a
State Capital, 30,000 pop., on St. L., I. M. &
S. Rd., and on Arkansas r., 300 m. from its
mouth. Steamboats connect with various
points on Arkansas and Mississippi rs. Ter-
minus of Memphis & Little Rock, Little
Rock & Fort Smith, and Little Rock, Miss.
River & Texas Rds. Large market for
Arkansas cotton. Has extensive cotton-
seed oil mills, gas works, railroad machine
shops, large cooperage shops, and ten miles
of street railwaj'. United States Court
House, School for the Blind, State Lunatic
Asylum, Deaf Mute Institute and Methodist
University are located here.
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT; e^ery
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size of
page — daily 15x20, weekly 15x22 ; subscription
—daily $7..50, weekly $1; established 1871 ;
Mitchell and Bettis, editors and publisners ;
circulation— daily J 2, weekly H 1.
ARKANSAS GAZETTE; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; democratic; eight pages; sizeof
page— dailv 15x22, weeklv 18x22 ; subscription
—daily $10, weekly $1..50; established 1819;
Gazette Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily H 2, weeklv G 2.
ARKANSAS BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 18S1 ; W. A. Forbes, editor;
Forbes & Perminter, publishers; circula-
tion K 1 ; an organ of colored people.
ARKANSAS EVANGEL ; Thursdays ;
baptist; four paires ; size 24x36; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; W. A. Forbes, editor and
publisher; circulation I 1 .
ARKANSAS INDI STRIAL LIB-
ERATOR; Fridays; labor; eight pages;
sizeof page 13x20; subscription SI. 5 1 ; estab-
lished 1886; E.B. Kelley, editor ; Arkansas Co-
operative Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : an organ of the Knights cf Labor.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
81
ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS METHODIST ; Satur
days ; niethodist-episcopal ; eight pages ; size
15x22; subscription S1.50; establislied 1882;
Rev. A. R. Winflekl, D. D.. editor; A. R. Win-
fleld & Co., publishers; circulation G 1
ARKANSAS STAATSZEITUNG;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1877; Pliillip
Dietzgen, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
ARKANSA\V TRAVELER ; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
cription S2 ; established 1877 ; Opie P. Read,
editor ; Read & Beuhani, publishers ; circu-
lation C 1 .
CLiIPPER; Saturdays; sporting; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885; Z. Alexander, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DEAF MUTE OPTIC; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription
SI ; established 1881 : Arlcansas Deaf Mute
Institute, publisher ; circulation L 2 ; a school
paper ; issued during thescliool year.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x3(5; subscription S1.50; established
1881 ; Wm. Buford and J. H. Greene, editors
and publishers; circulation K 1.
LIFE, OF L.ITTLE ROCK ; Sun-
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$2; estaidished 1885; Rob't J. Brown, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsciiption
§2 ; established 1880 ; W. Jasper Blaclcburn,
eiUtor and nublisher; circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN LADIES^ JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; twelve pages ; size of page 11x14 ;
subscription $2; established 1884; Mary W.
Loughborough, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2
SUN ; Saturdays ; independent-republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;•
established 1884; Fulton and Baily, editors
and publisliers ; circulation J 1 .
ARKANSAS FARMER AND ME-
CHANIC; semi-monthly; agricultural;
eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription
50 cents ; establislied 1886 ; H. D. Layman, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
RURAL AND WORKMAN; semi-
monthly ; agricultural ; tAvelve pages ; size
of page 11x14 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1883 ; John Karr, editor ; Rural and Workman
Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION ; (See St. Louis, Mo.)
LOCKESBURG, C. H., Seviei- Co.,
p 450 pop., 40| m. N. W. from Hope and 150
m. S. W. from Little Rock. Shipping point
for cotton of Sevier County.
TOCSIN; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1-25 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. S. Grant, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
LONOKE, C. H., Lonoke Co., a 1,500
pop., on M. & L. R. Rd., 23 m. E. of Little
Rock and 110 W. of Memphis. Ships
10,000 to 15,000 bales of cotton annually ; one
of the best business towns in the State.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four page.s ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; T. J. Hicks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MAGNOLIA, C. H., Columbia Co., JJ
1,550 pop. Terminus of the Magnolia branch
of St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Rd., 38 m.
S. W. of 'Camden.
COLUMBIA BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1878; R. L.Emer-
son & Co., editors and publishers; circ'n J 1.
COLUMBIA RECORD: Wednesdays;
four pages: size24xo(i; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; J. H. Pollard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MALVERN,C.H., Hot Spring Co., □
2,000 pop., on St. L., L M. & S. Rd., at junction
with Hot Springs Rd. An active trading
point for surrounding counties. Raises cot-
ton, corn, cereals, and also small fruits.
ARKANSAS 3IETEOR ; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1879; W. D. Leiper,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Jim Tom Story, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
MARIANNA, C. H., Lee Co., n- 1,200
pop., on Iron Mountain Rd., 25 m. from
Helena, at head of navigation on L'Aug-
ille r., a branch of the St. Francis r. Is
a business and cotton-shipping point, being
in a cotton country; ships 15,000 bales an-
nually.
INDEX; Saturday's; democratic; six
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; B. M. Barrington, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
MARION, Crittenden Co., U- 500 pop.,
a flourishing town in an excellent agricul-
tm'al section.
HEADLIGHT ; Satm-days ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1836 ; J. L. Fleming, editor ; Flem-
ing & Stith, publishers.
MELBOURNE, C. H., Izard Co., t}
450 pop., 30 m. N. of Batesville. Principal
industry is cotton raising.
IZARD CO. REGISTER ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1881 ;
David Craig, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MONTICELLO, C. H., Drew Co., □,
891 pop., 85 m. S. by E. of Little Rock, and
about 35 from Mississippi r.
MONTICELLON IAN ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size26x4(^) ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1870 ; James R. Gotham,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORRILLTON, C.H., CoHM;a2/ Co.,u
1,800 pop., on L. R. & Ft. S. Rd., 50 m. W. of
Little Rock. Has cotton gin and mills.
HEADLIGHT ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1874 ; Robert W. Leigh, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1. C^" Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Dec.
31, 1886, as per statement on file at the Office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 1,114
copies.
STAR; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; A. F. Livingston, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MOUNTAIN HOME, C. H., Baxter
Co., 6 500 pop., 110 m. S. E. of Springfield,
Mo., 75 N. W. of Batesville, Ark.
BAXTER CO. CITIZEN ; Thurs-
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; J. A. Carter,
editor; Carter & Hull, publishers ; circ'n L2.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, C. H., Stone
Co., [i 200 pop., 5 m. from White r., in a rich
agricultural and stock-raising section.
EXPOSITOR; "Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Hixson & Nelson, editors and publishers ;
circulation L2.
MULBERRY, Franldin Co., ^ 550
pop., on Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd., 28 m.
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GEO. P. ROWELL. & GO'S
ARKANSAS.
from Ft. Smith, iu an agi-ieultural section.
Has a number of gins and mills.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size ij.'xol ; subscription $1 ; established
1886 ; Frank Ibbotson, editor and publisher.
NASHVILLE, Hoivard Co. p 1,200
pop., is the terminus of the Arkansas and
Louisiana Rd. and the trading point of
seven counties, and is a brisk commercial
centre.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. L. Tullis, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
NEWPORT, «/«cl-son Co., □'2,500 pop.,
on St. L., I. M. & S. and Batesvillect Biinkley
Rds., and White r., 82 m. N. E. of Little
Rock. A very desirable place for manufac-
turing purposes. Has saw and shingle mill,
stair factory, oil mill and stove factor}^
JACKSON CO. HERALD; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1876; T. T. Ward, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 2()x4o ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1872 ; J. J. Flahitf , editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
OKOLONA, Clark ^Co., p 350 pop.,
terminus of the S. W. A. & I. T. Rd. En-
gaged in active trade and manufacturing.
ARKANSAS MESSENGER; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1886 ; J. J. Thomasson,
editor and publisher.
OSCEOLA, C. H., Mississippi Co., ^
317+ pop., on Mississippi r., 87 m. above Mem-
phis ; shipping point and trade centre.
TIMES; Saturdaj's ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Leon Roussan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
OZARK, C. H., Franklin Co., ^ 1,C00
pop., on Little Rock & Fort Smith Rd. and
Arkansas r., 125 m. from Little Rock. Cot
ton and wheat -shipping point.
AGRICULTURAL. NEWS; Thurs
days; four pages; size 24x36 ; subscrlptioif§l ;
established 1886; W. G. Merritt, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.10;
established 1877 ; C. C. Colburn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN; Fridays; democratic; four pages ;
size 26x40; established 1884; M. Stroup, editor
and publisher : circulation K 2.
PARAGOULD, C. H., Greene Co., cf
1,550 pop., at the intersection of Crowley's
Ridge branch of St. Eouis, Iron Mountain &
Southern and St. L., Ark. & Texas Rds. Has
five large stave factories. Extensive tim-
ber business is carried on.
PRESS: Fridaj-s ; democratic; eight
f)ages ; size 24x.S'i ; subscription §1.25; estab-
ished lS7!t.; J. K. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PARIS, C. H., Logan Co., -a 800 pop.,
7 m. from boat and 11 from Rd. ; 18 m. S. bj-
E. of Ozark.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; f<mr pages ; size
26x40; suVjscription §1.25; established 1880;
Wm. M. Greenwood, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
ARKANSAS.
SERPENT ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Wagner & Game, editors and
publishers.
PERRYVILLE. C. H., Ferry Co., □
500 pop., on Fourche la Fave r., 40 m. W. of
Little Rock. River steamboats land here.
Large timber industry.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size 22x82;
subscription §1; established 1883; E. H.
Feltus, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PINE BLUFF, C. H., Jefferson Co., a
5,903 pop., on Arkansas r., and Little Rock,
Miss. River and Texas, and Texas & St.
Louis, and Pine Bluff and Swan Lake Rds.,
at head of low w^ater navigation, 45 m.
from Little Rock. Centre of an agricultural
region, cotton being the principal staple.
COMMERCIAL.; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; estab
lished 1881 ; Charles G. Newman, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PRESS - EAGLE ; Tuesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1869 ; Arthur Murray, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SOUTHWESTERN REVIEW ; Satur
days ; four pages : size 22x31 : suliscriptiou §1 ;
established iss6 ; John M. Collins, editor ; The
Southwestern Review Pub. Co., publishers.
POCAHONTAS, C. H., Randolph Co.,
cf 600 pop., 145 m. X. E. of Little Rock, 100
W. of Memphis, 200 S. of St. Louis. Head
of navigation on Black r., and will be the
terminus [of the new Pocahontas & Hoxle
Rd. now in course of construction. In fine
agricultural and timber district. Large
quantities of cotton and live stock raised.
A school and convent have recently been
erected.
RANDOIiPH HERALD ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1881 ; J. X. Bolen, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
PORTIA, Lawrence Co., cf 500 pop.,
on Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rd, in a
productive agricultural and stock-raising
section, 93 m. W. of Memphis, Tenu. Has
extensive saw mills.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; W. S. Morgan, editor ; W. S.
Morgan & Co., publishers.
PRESCOTT, C. H., Xevada Co., p
1,500 pop. ; a town on Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd.
ARKANSAW^ DISPATCH ; Wednes-
days ; labor ; four pages ; size 2<'>x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1877; John A. Ansley,
editor and publisher: circulation .1 1.
NEVADA CO. PICAYUNE; Wednes
daj^s ; denioeratlc ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription §1..50 ; established 1878 ; J. W.
Gardner, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
RECTOR, Clay Co., 'J 600 pop., on
St. Louis, Ark. & Texas Rd. Has stave fac-
tory, saw mills, cotton gins and grist mills.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
22x30; subscription §1 ; established 1885 ; J.
W. Dollisou, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REDFIELD, Jefferson Co., D on Lit-
tle Rock, Mississippi River & Texas Rd.
ST A R ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1885 ;
W. H. Bass, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
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ARKANSAS.
RICHMOND, C. H., Little River
Co., p 400 pop, in a farming, stock and tim-
ber couutrj'.
PILOT; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x35;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; W. F.
Joyner, editor ; J. F. James, publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
RISON, Cleveland Co., 1^ 400 pop., on
the Texas and St. Louis Rd., 4 m. from Sa-
line river, 10 m. from Kingsland, 12 from
New Edinburgh and 3 m. from Toledo.
IMMIGRANT ; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages , size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; W. T. Henry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ROGERS, Benton Co., ^ 1,200 pop., on
railroad, 80 m. N. of Ft. Smith. Freight and
round houses are located here. Large
floiu-ing mills and fruit evaporating estab-
lishments. Is the terminus of a division of
the Frisco Rd.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Graham & Mason, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
RUSSELL VILIiE, Pope Co., \2 1,800
pop., on Little Rock & Fort Smith and
Dardanelle & Russellvllle Rds., abotit 75 m.
from Little Rock. Large cotton mills.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874; Democrat Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
SALEM, C. H., Fulton Co., ^ 120 pop.,
abotit 50 m. from boat navigation and IS
from railroad.
FULTON CO. BANNER; Frldavs ;
fotxr pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Lee Davis, editor ; S. H. White,
publisher; circulation L2.
FULTON CO. INFOR3IER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; J. & L. Matthews, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SEARCY, C. H., White Co., n 2,000
pop., on Little Red r., 4 m. from St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern Rd., about 55
N. E. of Little Rock. Searcy and West
Point Rd., connects with I. M. trains at
Kensett. Four daily mails. Is the trade
centre for several counties and a shipping
point for fruit strawberries, pork and cot-
ton. Valuable sulphur, chalybeate and alum
springs are located at this place. A popu-
lar resort for Invalids. Searcy male and
female college Is located here and has 250
students.
ARKANSAS BEACON; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1878; John R.
Jobe, editor ; Holland & Jobe, publishers ;
clrctilation J 1 .
STATE WHEEL -ENTERPRISE;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; Louis B. Audigier,
editor; Audigier Bros., publishers; circula-
tion H 1.
SHERIDAN, C. H., Grant Co., n 175
pop ; about 33 m. S. by W. of Little Rock.
Agricultural section.
HEADLIGHT; Thursdays; fotir pages ;
size 24x36; subscription §1.50; established
1881 ; J. S. Williams, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
ARKANSAS.
SILOAM SPRINGS, Benton Co.. b
2,500 pop. It has one first-class flouring
mill, one carding machine and a church.
ARKANSAS HERALD; Thursdays;
fotir pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.25 ;
established 1883; J. B. Grammer, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SPRINGDALE, Washington Co., b
500 pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.,
10 m. N. of Fayetteville. Sprlngdale Baptist
College here.
ARKANSAW LOCOMOTIVE; Sat
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; Butler
Bros., editors and publishers.
STAR CITY, C. H., Lincoln Co., Q,
(pop. of township 1,097), 30 m. S. S. E. of Pine
BlufC. In the heart of the cotton belt and
general farming.
LINCOLN LANCE; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1880 ; W. T. Smith, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
SUGAR LOAF SPRINGS, (HE-
BER P. O.), Cleburne Co., ^2 300 pop., on
proposed M. A. & K. Rd., 30 m. N. W. of
Searcy. A new town stirrounded by a good
country ; engaged in stock-raising and farm-
ing. A fine collection of stilphur springs
areifotmd here and the place is rapidly be-
coming famous as a health resort.
CLEBURNE CO. BULLETIN ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §1.50; established 1884;
D. A. Brewer, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
TEXARKANA, C. H., Aliller Co., p
8,500 pop., the terminus of I. M. & S., T. & P.,
Transatlantic and St. L. Ark. and Texas,
formerly Texas and St. Louis. Does lumber
business, being in the midst of extensive
pineries. Extensive machine and boiler
works and car shops; two large Ice factories,
large oil mill and cotton compress, electric
light and public school. Is situated near
the State line. Distributing point for sur-
rounding country.
INDEPENDENT ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLT, Saturdays;
independent : fotir pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription—daily $6 ; weekly $1 ; es-tablished
1884; E. A. Warren, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily L 2 , weekly L 2 .
PUBLIC OPINION; everv morning ex-
cept Monday, and AVEEKLY, Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription— daily
S5, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1883, week-
ly 1884 ; F. M. Leatherman, Sr., editor : J. F.
Barnes and F. 31. Leatherman, Jr., publishers ;
circulation— daily K 1, weeklj' K 1.
THORNTON, CalJ^oun Co., ^ 800
pop., on Texas & St. L. Rd. In an agricul-
tural and stock-raising section, 1 m. E. of
Hopewell.
TABLET; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; established
1886 ; Raines & Graham, editors and pub-
lishers.
VAN BUREN, C. H., Crawford Co.,
"□ 2,500 pop., on Arkansas r., 160 m. W. by N.
of Little Rock. Centre of trade. On Little
Rock and Fort Smith, and Ark. Division of
St. Louis & San Francisco Rds.
ARGUS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subsci'iption $1 ; estab-
S4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ARKA^^SAS.
lished 1875 ; Thayer Bros., editors and pub
lishers ; cii'culation K 1.
GRAPHIC; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x3ii ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ;
John J. Warren, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; J. S. Dunham, editor ; J. S. Dun-
ham & Son, publishers ; circulation L 2 .
VANNDAIiE, Cross Co., d- on Knobel
and Helena branch of St, Louis, Iron Mt. and
Southern Rd., about 16 m. S. of Fayetteville.
CROSS CO. CHRONICIiE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 21x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 18T8 ; Block & Killough,
editors and publishers; circulation L2.
CALIFORNIA.
WALDRON, C. H., Scott Co.,-o 239t
pop., 45 m. S. E. from Fort Smith ; 60 W.
of Arkansas r., in cotton and fine farming
countj'.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1879 ; M. M. Beavers, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
WALNUT RIDGE, Laiorence Co.,
Cf 550 pop., on St. Louis, L M. & S. Rd., at
crossing of Springfield & Memphis, 120 m.
N. of Little Rock. A local shipping point.
TELEPHONE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 18S4; G Thomburgh, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
WARREN, C. H., Bradley Co., g 400
pop., on Little Rock, Mississippi River and
Texas Rd., 50 m. S. of Pine Bluff and 100 S.
of Little Rock. A cotton-grovvlng section
and trading point.
NEWS; "Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; John E. Bradley, editor and pub-
lisher.
SWIFT'S FLYING NEEDLE ;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; W.
T. Swift, editor ; W. M. Swift, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1 ; issues also Kiugsjand Sauce.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Hempstead
Co., P 730 pop., 125 m. S. W. of Little Rock,
and 14 N. of Red r.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; E. L. Givens, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
YELLVILLE, C H., Marion Co., ^
500 pop., on an affluent of the White r., 120
m. from Little Rock. Has churches, schools
and an academy. In an agricultural sec-
tion. •
WATCHMAN ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1886; I. F. Clarke, editor and pub-
lisher.
ALiAMEDA, Alameda Co., -a 8,000
pop. , on E. shore of San Francisco baj', on a
peninsula comprising an area of 2,200
acres, distant eight m. from San Fran-
cisco ; ornamented with a profusion of
majestic oaks. Has three railroad lines
connecting with Oakland and San Fran-
cisco. Two street railways are in course of
construction.
ARGUS; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $3 ; established 18<7;T.
G. Daniells, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
ENCINAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x4U ; subscription $3 ; established 1869 ;
F. K. Krauth, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
CALIFORNIA.
ADIN, Modoc Co., i 450 pop.; 120 m.
N. E. of terminus Cal. & Oregon Rd., 80 m.
N. of Susanville. Farming and stock-rais-
ing county.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $3; established 1881;
S. A. Wilson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
ALTURAS, C. H., Modoc Co., i 400
pop., on Pitt r., 170 m. from Redding.
Agricultural and stock-raising section.
MODOC INDEPENDENT ; Thurs-
days ; four pages : size 24x28 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1874 ; D. C. Slater, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ANAHEIM, Los Angeles Co., Q 1,100
pop., 2S m. S. of Los Angeles and in the
Valley of Santa Ana, 12 m. from Pacific
Ocean. Wine making and orange growing
the principal branches of industry.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 :
established 1870 ; Richard Melrose, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ANDERSON, Sliasta Co., [j 850 pop.,
on California & Oregon Rd., 23 m. from
Red BlufE. Agricultural and lumbering
section.
ECHO ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription .§3 ; established 1885 ; McCracken
& Tilden, editors and publishers ; circ'u L2.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2.50; established
1882 ; Van Ogle & Willetts, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ANGEL'S CAMP, Calaveras Co., D
600 pop. Mining town.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Wednesdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x30 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1879; M. Reed, editor;
Reed & Torrey, publishers; circulati<m L2.
ANTIOCH, Contra Costa Co., -D 626t
pop., on San Joaquin r., 60 m. from San
Francisco; surrounded by a fine agricul-
tural district. Is a shipping point for coal.
Some manufacturing is done here.
LEDGER; Saturdays; democratic ; four
pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established
1870 ; H. P. Reed, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
ARC AT A, Humboldt Co., ti 1,200 pop.,
at the head of Humboldt Bay and on Areata
& Mad River Rd., 12 m. from Eureka and
250 from San Francisco, with which it is
connected by steamboats. A lumbering
section and shipping point for redwood
lumber.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 22x30; subscriptmn $2; estab-
lished 1886; Austin Wiley, editor and pub-
lisher-
AUBURN, C. H., Placer Co., D 1,300
pop., in a mining district, near Central
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CALIFORNIA.
Pacific Rd., 36 m. N. E. of Sacramento. En-
gaged in mining and fruit-growing.
PL.ACER ARGUS; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$8 ; established 1872 ; H. W. Fenton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PLACER CO. REPUBIilCAN ;
Wednesdaj's ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1884 ;
Millikan & Tufts, editors and publishers;
circulation L 2 .
PLACER HERAL.D: Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1852 ; J. A. Filcher, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BAKERSFIELD, C. H., Kern Co., g
925 pop., on Kern r., 85 m. from Visalia, and
150 m. from Los Angeles. An agricultural,
mining and stock-grazing country.
KERN CO. CAIilFORNIAN; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3; established 1866; A. C. Maude, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
KERN CO. GAZETTE; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1874 ; Geo. W. Wear, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BARHAM, San Diego Co., Q^ 50 pop.
Situated in a rich agricultural and stock-
raising district, 35 m. from San Diego.
PIiAIN TRUTH ; Sundavs ; non-parti-
san; four pages; size 16x22; subscription $1 ;
established 18S4 ; W. W. Borden, editor and
publisher.
BENICIA, Solano Co., n 1,950 pop.,
33J m. from San Francisco, on north side of
Sacramento r. ; railroad and steamboat
communication daily. Agricultural and
manufacturing district. Site of Govern-
ment Arsenal and Barracks, and Benicia
Agricultural Works and Benicia Ship
Yards.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3.50 ; es-
tablished 1877; Edward A. McDonell, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BERKELEY, Alameda Co^ -n 3,500
pop., 5 m. from Oakland, on C. P. Rd. Seat
of the University of California.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1877 ; H. N. Marquand, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Thursdaj's; republican; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; John McCarthy, editor and pub-
lisher.
BERKELEYAN ; bi-weekly; twelve
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $1.50;
established 1874 : Associated Company of Stu-
dents of the University of California, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
BIEBER, Lassen Co. ^ 200 pop., on
Pit r. Its principal industries are cattle-
raising and farming.
MOUNTAIN TRIBUNE ; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1881; Ford& Dana, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
BIGGS, Butte Co., t\ 1.100 Pop-. on the
Central Pacific Rd., 14 m. from Oroville and
20 m. from Chico. A large grain-shipping
centre.
ARGUS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Wm. Sharkey, editor and pub-
lisher.
CALIFORNIA.
BISHOP CREEK, Inyo Co., d- 250
pop., on the Carson & Colorado Rd., In
Owens River Valley. The largest town in
Inyo Co. Has steam planing mill and furni-
ture factory, two churches and large
academy. Agi'iculture is the chief occupa-
tion of the surrounding country.
INYO REGISTER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; P. A. Chalfant & Son, editors and
publishers; circulation L 2.
BODIE, Mono Co., n- 1,500 pop., 100 m.
from Carson and Virginia City, Nev., 33 m.
from Carson Sc Colorado Rd. Gold and sil-
ver mining and milling. Location of several
famous mines.
EVENING MINER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; four pages; size 22x30; sub-
scription $8 ; established 1866 ; Orlando E.
Jones, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRIDGEPORT, C. H., Mono Co., d-
225 pop., about 200 m. E. by N. from San
Francisco, and 12 m. N. of Castle Peak, a
peak of the Sierra Nevada. Has a church.
CHRONICLE-UNION ; Saturdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1862 ; R. M. and A. C. Fol-
ger, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
CAIiICO, San Bernardino Co. O^ 700
pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., in the Calico
mining district, 200 m. from Los Angeles.
PRINT: Sundays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
suljscription $:> ; established 1882 ; John G.
Overshiner, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
GALISTOGA, ^"^apa Co., ^ 700 pop.,
67 m. X. from San Francisco on railroad
terminus. At head of Napa Valley. Medi-
cinal springs ; a summer resort. Grape-
growing and wine making largely cari-led
on. Silver mining in vicinity.
INDEPENDENT CALISTOGIAN ;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1877 ; J. L.
Multer, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CHICO, C. H., Butte Co., [^ 5,000 pop., on
Chico Creek and Oi'egon Division of Central
Pacific Rd., 96 m. N. of Sacramento ; centre
of a farming community, and trade centre
for the mining districts. There are two
flour mills, roller process, fruit cannery
and a large lumber trade— over 15,000,000 feet
being handled each year— besides planing
mills, sash and furniture factories.
BUTTE RECORD ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY", Saturdaj's;
independent ; four pages ; size— daily 23x32,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$3 ; established— daily 1873, weekly 1853 ; Geo.
H. Crosette, editor and publisher; cii'cula-
tion— daily L 2 , weekly K 1.
ENTERPRISE; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 21x28, weekly
26x38 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $3 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Watson Chalmers, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
MORNING CHRONICLE: every
morning except Sunday, and CHRON-
ICLE, Thursdays ; four pages ; size— daily
20x26, weekly 26x40; subscription— daily $4,
weekly $2.50; established — daily 1880, week-
ly 1883 ; Brown & Walker, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily L 2 , weekly L 2 .
CHRONICLE ; {^ee Morning Chronicle.)
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CALIFORXIA.
GLOVERDALiE, Sonoma Co., -a 1,100
pop., at terminus of the S. F. & N. P. Rd.,
at the head of Russian River Valley. Situ-
ated in an agricultural, wine, fruit, hops,
and wood region, close to quicksilver
mines.
REVEILiIiE; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Geo. B. Baer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; S. H. Callen, editor ; The
Cloverdale Sentinel Publishing Cj., publish-
ers.
COIiTON, San Bernardino Co., P^ cen-
tral transportation depot of the county, and
chief county depot of South Pacific Rd. En-
joys considerable Arizona trade. Engaged
in fruit culture, grain-raising and niining.
SEI>II-TROPIC ; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3; established 1876; James C. Peacock, Jr.,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
COLUSA, C. H., Colusa Co., n 2,000
pop., on Sacramento r. 60 ni. N. by W. of
Sacramento. Engaged in agriculture, fruit
and vine-growing, merchandising and stock-
raising. The river navigation is quite im-
portant.
HERAIjD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x33: subscription $3; estab-
lished 1886; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
SUN; Saturdays; democratic; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1862 ;
Will S. Green, editor; Colusa Sun Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
CONCORD, Contra Costa Co., -a 500
pop., 7 m. from Martinez, surrounded by
a fruit growing, agricultural and stock-rais-
ing district.
SUN; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $8 : established 1882 ; S. Farjeon,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
COTTONWOOD, Shasta Co., ^ 300
pop., on Central Pacific Rd. ; 15 m. from
Shasta. An agricultural and fruit-raising
district.
SHASTA CO. INDEX ; Tuesdays ;
four pages ; size 34x36; subscription $3.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; W. W. Felts, editor and pub-
lisher.
COVINA (CITRUS P. O.), Los Ange-
les Co., tp 400 pop., in a farming and fruit-
growing section.
SAN GABRIEL. VALLEY EXPO-
NENT ; Saturdays; four pages ; size 23x32 ;
subscription $2; established 1885; Eckler &
Conlee, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
CRESCENT CITY, C. H., Del Norte
Co., b 1,900 pop., about 280 m. from San
Francisco by steamer. Raises lumber, en-
gages in dairying and mining, and gives
attention to stock-raising.
DEL NORTE RECORD ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879; J. E. Eldredge, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
DIXON, Solano Co., n 1,200 pop., on C.
P. Rd., 20 m. from Sacramento. Farming
region, adapted to the pursuit of profitable
agriculture.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
CALIFORNIA.
tion $3; established 1874; Ed. E. Leake,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
DOWNEY, Los Angeles Co., g 800
pop., on S. P. Rd., 12 m. E. of Los Angeles.
Shipping point for barley, corn, fruits, etc.
REVIEW ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2 ; established 1884; Jas.
C. Rives, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DOWNIEVILLE, C. H., Sierra Co.,
i 600 pop., on North Yuba r., 121 m. N. E. of
Sacramento ; connected by stage to Nevada
City, with Narrow Gauge Rd. at Colfax,
thence by Rd. with Sacramento. Quartz
and gravel mining the chief pursuits. The
town has the various local industries tisual
to trade centres in mining districts.
MOUNTAIN MESSENGER; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1854 ; Vaughn &
Downer, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
EL PASO DE ROBLES, San
ImIs Obispo Co., ^ .500 pop., a floiu-ishing
town on Southern Pacific Rd., in a mining,
farming and stock-raising section. Paso
Robles Hot Springs here. Has large hotels
and bath houses.
PASO ROBLES LEADER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
.$3.50; established 1886; Leader Co., editors
and publishers.
ELSINORE, San Diego Co., 0,250 pop.,
on Southern California Rd., 90 m. from Los
Angeles and 70 m. from San Diego. Clay
section, ■which is now being worked.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription §3 ; established 1835 ; Gru-
well & Gruwell, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
EUREKA, C. H., Humboldt Co., ^
6,000 pop., engaged principally in lumber-
ing; situated on Humboldt bay, 7 m. from
the sea and 225 N. of San Francisco, siu'-
rounded by mountains and forests of red-
wood trees, which attain an enormous size.
Large quantities of redwood lumber are
exported from here. Steamboats rtin regu-
larly for San Fi-ancisco.
HUMBOLDT STANDARD; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size —
daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ; subscription — daily
$5. weekly $2 ; established— dailv 1884, weekly
1875 ; Frank P. Thompson and T. L. Thomp-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation —
dailv K 1, weeklv K 2.
HUMBOLDT TIMES : every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly 28x42; subscription— daily $5,
weeklv $2; established— dailv 1871, weekly
1854 ; S. J. Whipple, editor ; Times Publishing
Co.. publishers : circ'n — dailv K 1, weeklv K 3.
AVESTERN WATCH 31 AN ; Satur
davs ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1884; N. M. Ayers, editor
and publisher ; circtilation L 2 .
FALL RIVER MILLS, Shasta Co..
ti 400 pop., at lower end of a fertile valley
twelve miles square, engaged in agriculture
and fruit gi'owmg.
FALL RIVER MAIL; Fridays, inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1886 ; W. W. McMillan, editor ;
Mail Publishing Co., publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
87
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
TERNDALE, Humboldt Co., b 178
pop., 18 in. S. of Eureka, and 8 m. from
ocean ; farming and dairying ; in centre of
the fertile Eel River Valley, bordering on
great forests of redwood. Head of naviga-
tion for Southern Humboldt ; trade centre
for large section ; fine climate.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1877 ; Edward B. Carr, editor and publisher ;
■circulation K 1.
EOLSOM, Sacramento Co., D 2,500 pop.,
on Sacramento Valley Rd., 23 m. from Sac-
I'amento, in an agricultural and mining dis-
trict, on American r. Location of branch
State Prison.
TELiEGRA PH ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; W. P. Truesdell, editor ; Tele-
graph Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n L2.
rORT JONES, Siskiyou Co., t\ 400
pop., 18 m. froni Yreka ; in a farming, stock-
raising and mining country ; 120 from Rd.
SCOTT VALiLiEY NEWS; Saturdays ;
Independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1878 ; S. P. Curtis,
editor; L D. Clai'k, publisher; circ'n L2.
ERESNO, C. H., Fresno Co., a 5,300
pop., on Visalia division of the Southern
Pacific Rd., 206 m. from San Francisco.
Farming, sheep-raising, fruit-growing, wine-
making and canning are engaged in. Raisin
making is becoming the leading industry of
this section.
EVENING EXPOSITOR; every even
ing except Sunday, and EXPOSITOR,
"Wednesdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
30x44 : subscription— daily $5, weekly $2..'i0 ;
■established— daily 1882, weekly 1870; J. W.
Ferguson, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Monday, and \VEEK.IjY, Fridaj s ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size — daily 21x30, weekly
29x44; subscriotion— dailv $5, weekly $2.50;
established— daily 1886, weekly 1885 ; Short &
Shanklin, editors and publishers ; circulation
— weekly K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. H. Waggoner & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
EXPOSITOR ; (see Evening Expositor.)
OALiT, Sacramento Co., a 900 pop., on
C. P. Rd., 27 m.from Sacramento and 22 m.
from Stockton, in the centre of the San
Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys, one of
the richest agricultural sections of the State.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Meacham & Campbell, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GEORGETOWN, El Dorado Co., n
700 pop., 18 m. from Aubm-n and 16 from
Placerville, in a mining district.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; H.W.
Hulbert, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
<xILROY, Santa Clara Co.,-n 2,400 pop.
(township 5,000 pop.), on Southern Pacific
Rd., 80 m. S. from San Francisco, in an
agricultural vallej' ; stock-grazing and cat-
tle-raising region.
V A liLiEY RECORD; semi-weekly.
Tuesdays and Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $3; established 1881; B.
A. Warden, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1868 ;
F. W. Blake, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
GRASS VALLEY, Nevada Co., n
pop. of town 5,000, connected hy nar-
row gauge Rd. at Colfax, 17 m. distant,
with Central Pacific Rd.; a rich and im-
portant quartz-mining district, 60 m. N. E.
of Sacramento.
TIDINGS ; every evening except Sun-
day, and FOOT HIL.L TIDINGS, Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages : size— daily
22x30, weekly 26x40; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $3 ; established— daily 1880, weekly
1874; Rutus Shoemaker, editor; H. S. Spal-
ding, publisher ; circulation — daily L 2,
weekly K 1.
UNION; every morning except Monday ;
independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription $6 ; established 1858 ; Mitchell &
Compton, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
FOOT HIL.L, TIDINGS; (see Tidings.)
GREENVILLE, Plumas Co., tl 525
pop., in Indian Valley, about 90 m. from
Marysville, in a quartz-mining and agricul-
tural district.
BUIiLiETIN; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 23x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; F. G. Hail, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
GRIDLEY,^w«e Co., [j 1,000 pop., on
California and Oregon division of the Cen-
tral Pacific Rd., 66 m. N. of Sacramento.
An agricultural district; the town has
foundrj', planing and flour mill, broom
factory, bank, opera house and four
churches.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; C. N. Reed, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
HAYWARDS, Alameda Co., -u l,23It
pop., half mile from Central Pac. Rd. and 13
m. from Oakland. Supply point for farming
and fruit-raising neighborhood.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $2..50; established 1877;
George A. Oakes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
HEALDSBURG, Sonoma Co., -02,100
pop., on Russian r., and San Francisco &
North Pacific Rd., 72 m. fi-om San Francisco,
surrounded by an agi'icultural, mining,
stock-raising, fruit and wine-producing dis-
trict.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays; democratic.'
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1876 ; F. B. Mulgrew, editor ; F. B.
Mulgrew & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
RUSSIAN RIVER FLAG; Wednes
da> s ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1868 ; A. J.
Bledsoe, editor; A. J. Bledsoe & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HOLLISTER,C.H., San Benito Co.,-n
1,760 pop., about 15 m. from Gilroy and 46
N. E. of Monterey, on a branch of the
Southern Pacific Rd. A place of trade, and
centre of an agricultural and stock-raising
district.
FREE LANCE; Fridays; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1883 ; W. B. 'Winn, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'«
CALIFORNIA.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; independ-
eut ; four pages; size 24x3); established
188(i ; Independent Publishing Co., editors and
publishers.
SAN BENITO ADVANCE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Geo. W. McConnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Inyo Co.,
D-300 pop., at terminus of Carson & Colo-
rado Rd., 500 ni. E. by S. from San Fran-
cisco, the principal point in an important
mining region.
INYO INDEPENDENT j Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x30 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; C. Mulholland, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
lONE, Amador Co., n 1,100 pop., on
Amador Branch of Central Pacific Rd., 139
m. from San Francisco.
lONE VALLEY ECHO; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription §2; established 1883; Clovis T. La
Grave, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
IRVING, Alameda Co., -n 300 pop., 33
m. from San Francisco, on the South Pacific
Rd. and near the South Pacific Coast Rd.
Has a college, also machine and other
shops ; the fluest wine cellar in the State.
and is the centre of a good farming district
ALAMEDA CO. RE PORTER; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3 • established 18T5 ; R. F. Eagle, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
JACKSON, C. H., Amador Co., U 1,500
pop. (including suburban districts 3,000), in a
mining and agricultural district, about 50
m. S. E. of Sacramento. Gold is found near
by in quartz and placer mines.
AMADOR DISPATCH; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1859; Wm. M. Penry,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
AMADOR LEDGER; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1854 ; Richard Webb,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AMADOR SENTINEL; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1879 ; A. B. Sanborn, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
liAKEPORT, C. H., Lake Co., ^ 925
pop., on Clear Lake, 120 m. N. of San Fran-
cisco, in an agi-icultural district. The lake
is about 30 m. long and from 2 to 10 m. in
width, and is navigable. Lake county pos-
sesses several mineral springs of medicinal
value, is fast developing as a fruit coun-
try, and has valuable quicksilver mines.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $3; es-
tablished 18?2; Jno. R. Cook, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
LIVERMORE, Alameda Co., -n 2,000
pop., on West Div. of C. P. Rd., 40 m. from
Oakland. A fine growing, stock-raising and
farming district. Coal, chrome and mag-
nesia mines in vicinity.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1877; Wm. P. Bartlett, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
LODI, San Joaquin Co., n 1,000 pop., on
West. Div. of Central Pac. Rd., at crossing
CALIFORNIA.
of S. J. & S. N. Rd., 1 m. from Mokelumne r.
and 12 from Stockton, the county seat. Ha&
flour and saw mills, etc.
CYCLONE; Thursdays; eight pages;'
size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1885 ; Gertie De Force Cluff. editor and pub-
lisher : circulation L 2 .
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription .$2.50 ; established
1881; Frank E. Ellis, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
LiOMPOC, Santa Barbara Co., Q pop.
of township 2,500, in a farming, wool and
stock-raising district.
RECORD^ Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §3; established 1875;
Alexander McLean, editor and publisher ;.
circulation L 2 .
I.OS ANGELES, C. H., Los Angeles
Co., p 45,000 pop., on Los Angeles r., and
Southern Pacific Rd.. 480 m. S. E. of San
Francisco. An agricultural county, pro-
ducing the principal grains, \vines, citron-s
and deciduous fruit, brandy, wool and
hides; also having gold, silver and lead
mines, and petroleum territory producing
oil in large quantities. Commercial centre
of Southern California, doing also a large
trade w^ith Arizona, New Mexico, Sonora
and Lower California, exporting and im-
porting by sea from the port of San Pedro.
A favorite and highly prized health resort.
EVENING EXPRESS ; every evening
except Sunday, ami EXPRESS, Saturdaj's ;
dally four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 28x44, weekly (size of page) 22x28 ; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly $2; established
1871 ; Evening Ex^jress Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation — daily I 1, weekly J 2.
HERALD ; every morning except Mon-
day, and VVEEK.LY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22; sub-
scription— daily $7, weekly $2; established
1873; J. D. Lynch & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— daily H 1, weekly K 2.
TliMES ; every morning except Monday,
independent; and MIRROR, Saturdays ;
republican ; eight pages ; size of page 21x26 ;
subscription— daily $7.50; weekly $2; estab-
lished—daily 1881, weekly 1873 ; Tiines-3Iirror
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily H 1, weekly H 1.
TRIBUNE ; every morning ; republican;
ten pages; size of page 15x22; subscription
$7 ; established 1886 ; Tribune Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; independent;
tour pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1882; J. H. Janes, editor and pub-
lisher.
CENSOR ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x,36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; A.
D. Wood, editor ; Censor Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Satur-
days ; methodist episcopal, south ; four pages;
size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
W. B Stradley, editor ; Ulrich Knoch, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
EXPRESS; (see Evening Express.)
LA CRONICA ; Saturdays; Spanish;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; La Cronica Publishing Co., ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
L'lJNION NOUVELLE ; Saturdays;
French ; four pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription
$5; established 1879; P. Ganee, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MIRROR; (see Times.)
PORCUPINE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Horace Bell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
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CALIFORNIA.
SUED-CAL.IFORNIA POST; Satur
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x4(J ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1874 ; Conrad Jacob}-,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUNDAY SOCIAL, WORLD; Sun
daj^s ; society ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1886 ; Kirk C. Ward,
editor and publisher.
^^.^.V'l'HEKN CALIFORNIA
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; semi
monthly ; methodist episcopal ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x14; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; Rev. P. H. Bodkin, editor and
publisher.
TRADE JOURNAL; semi-monthly;
commercial ; twenty pages ; size of page
10x13 ; subscription 81.50; established 1885; A.
W. Palmer, editor ; Trade Journal Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation II, including
special editions.
PARISH CHURCHillAN; monthly;
proteslant episcopal ; fortv pages ; size of
page Sxll ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884; Rev. Ellas Birdsall, editor and publisher ;
a local church paper.
RURAL. CAL.IFORNIAN; monthly;
agricultural ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
10x14; subscription $1.50; established 1877;
Alles & Gardner, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation G 2, including special editions.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
PRACTITIONER; monthly; medical;
sixty eight pages octavo; subscription §1.50;
established 1885; J. P. Widuev, A.M., M. D.,
•Joseph Kurtz, M. D., and Walter Lindley,
M. D., editors and publishers.
liOS GATOS, Santa Clara Co., -u 1,800
pop., on Narrow Gauge Rd., between San
Francisco and Santa Cruz, 10 m. from San
Jose. A rich agricultural and grape and
olive-growing countrj-.
MAIL : Fridays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $2; established 1884; Wm. P.
Hughes, editor; Mail Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; W. H. B. Trantham and G. Web-
ster, editors; Trantham, Webster & Suydam,
publishers ; circulation L 2.
liOWER LAKE, Lake Co., -a 371
pop., on Lower Lake. Is 94 m. N. of San Fran-
cisco and 32 from Calistoga. Engaged in
quicksilver, sulphur and borax mining and
lumbering. A popular health resort.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $i ; es-
tablished 1877; A. E. Noel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PRESS; Saturdays; labor; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription SS ; established 1886 ;
J. B. Baccus, Jr., editor and publisher.
MADERA, Fresno Co.. a 800 pop.,
on the Southern Pacific Rd , 22 m. from
Fresno and 33 m. from Merced. Lumbering,
farming and stock-raising extensively car-
ried on.
MERCURY; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription S2..50 ; established
1885 ; Castle & Vincent, editors and publishers;
circulation L 2.
MARIPOSA, C. H., Mariposa Co., □
342t pop., on Mariposa r. Engaged in
ranching, mining and agriculture ; situated
91 m. S. E. of Stockton, 41 from Merced, the
nearest railroad point. The great Yose-
mite Valley and Big Tree Grove are in this
county.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages: size 24x36; subscription S3; es-
tablished 1851 ; Angevine Reynolds, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CALIFORNIA.
MARKIiEEVILLE, C. H., Alpine
Co. D- 400 pop. A mining town near the
Sierra Nevada, 100 m. E. of Sacramento.
Has a number of large saw mills and is sur-
rounded l)y a farming and mining country.
ALPINE ARGUS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x30 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1879; T. P. Larkin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
MARTINEZ, C. H., Contra Costa Co.,
-a 1,000 pop., 30 m. N. E. of San Francisco, on
Sacramento r.; steam and rail communica-
tion dailj' ; in agricultural district ; also has
extensive coal, copper and quicksilver
mines.
ITEM ; every morning except Monday ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1885 ; Wm. Acton, editor ;
Argus Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K 1.
CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE: Sat
urdajs ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1858 ; Bunker & Foster, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MARYSVILLE, C. H., Tuba Co., n
5,012 pop., on Yuba r., at head of naviga-
tion, and on Marysville branch of the Cali-
fornia Pacific, at the intersection* of the
Oregon division of the Central Pacific Rd.,
57 m. N. of Sacramento and 116 from San
Francisco. Surrounded by a fertile agri-
cultui-al district on the west and a rich
mining section on the east.
APPEAL ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly six pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 20x27 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $2.50; estab-
lished—daily 1859, weekly 1862 ; A. S. Smith,
editor ; F. W. Johnson, publisher ; circu-
lation—daily K 2, weekly J 2.
DE3IOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1881 ; M. Mc-
Whorter, editor and publisher.
MAXAVELL, Colusa Co., n 550 pop.,
on the N. branch of the Central Pacific Rd.,
12 m., from county seat and 135 m. from San
FrancLsco. An excellent agi'icultural coun-
try.
ARGUS; Saturdavs ; four pages ; size
24x8i ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; S. J.
Mathews, editor and publisher.
MENDOCINO, Mendocino Co., -a 900
pop., a shipping point for large vessels, at
mouth of Big r., 1:30 m. N. of San Francisco.
Centre of considei'able trade.
BEACON; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1877 ;
Heeser & Buckingham, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
MERCED, C. H., Merced Co., a 2,000
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 159 m. from
San Francisco. Agriculture is the chief in-
dustry.
EXPRESS; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; established
1875 ; J. A. Norvell, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1
SAN JOAQUIN VALLEY ARGUS;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $3; established 1869;
Steele & Steele, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
SVAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $4; established 1880 ; Harris Bros.,
editors and publishers; eirc illation K 1.
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CALIFORNIA.
MILLiVILIiE, Shasta Co., ^ 450
pop., ou Cow creek, about 28 m. X. of Red
Blufif. Farming and live-stock raising are
the principal Industries. A trade and mer-
chandising centre.
EASST SIDE TI3IES; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription
$2.50; established 1883; Leonard W. Kidd, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MODESTO, C. H., Stanislaus Co., a
2,200 pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 20 ni.
from Lathrop, and 29 from Stockton. En-
gaged in agriculture, wool-growing and
fruit-raising.
EVENING NEW^S ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and STANISLAUS CO.
NEWS, Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size— daily 20x26, weekly 26x40 ; subscription
daily $5, weekly $4; established -daily 1884,
weelily 1868; Spencer & Crow, editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2 , Aveekly K 1.
REPUBLiICAN ; every morning except
Monday ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
S5 ; established 1881 ; H. L. Bradford, editor ;
Bradford &Buser, publishers; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Thiu'sdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1875; Herald Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; cii'culatlon K 1.
STANISLAUS CO. NEWS ; (see
Evening Xeivs.)
MOKELUMNE HILL, Calaveras
Co., D 600 pop., 50 m. from Stockton,
60 from Sacramento. Industries are min-
ing, agriculture, and stock-raising.
CALAVERAS CHRONICLE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1851; Burce & Daj', editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
MONTEREY, Montereij Co., ^ 1,400
pop., on Monterey bay, 125 m. S. E. of San
Francisco, with which it is connected by
rail. A fashionable seaside resort, border-
ing on one side on a stock-raising region.
ARGUS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1869; Rubell & Hedges, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
MURRIETA, San Diego Co., O, 200
pop., on the California Southern Rd., which,
with its connection with the Atcheson, To-
peka & Santa Fe, makes a trans-continental
line ; 43 m. S. of Colton, the junction of the
C. S. and S. P. Rds., 18 m. from ocean.
ERA ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 20x28 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Frank
T. Sheppard, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
NAPA, C. H., Napa Co., -D 4,200
pop., on Napa r. and Napa Valley Rd., 46 m.
N. E. of San Francisco and 65 from Sacra-
mento City by rail, surrounded by an agri-
cultural and wine-producing district. A
trade centre. Branch State Insane Asylum
is located here.
REGISTER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size — daily 20x28, weekly
26x38; subscription— dailv $6, weekly $3; es-
tablished—daily 1872, weekly 1863; G. M.
Francis, editor and publisher; circulation—
dailv L2, weekly K 1.
REPORTER ; every morning except
Monday, and NAPA CO. REPORTER,
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size— «laily
23x32, weekly 26x40; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $3; established— daily 1880, weekly
CALIFORNIA.
1856; Dwight L. Hackott, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily L2, weekly K 1.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pages ^
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
J. E. Walden, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
NAPA CO. REPORTER ; (see Re-
porter.)
NATIONAL CITY, San Diego Co., U
1,500 pop., at terminus of the California
Southern Rd., on Baj' of San Diego. Rail-
road shops. Fruit section.
RECORD; Thursdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Frank P. Burgess & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
NEVADA CITY, C. H., Nevada Co.,
a 6,000 pop., on Deer Creek, 65 m. N. by E. of
Sacramento. Is surrounded by the richest
mining region in California, and engaged
in cultivating fruit and vines.
NEVADA HERALD ; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x33 ; sub-
scription $6 ; establislied 1875 ; Gray & Robin-
sou, editors and piiblishei's : circulation K 2.
TRANSCRIPT; every morning except
Monday ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x38; subscription $6; established 1860;
Brown & Calkins, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
NORTH SAN JVA^, ^^evada Co., a
800 pop., a thriving town, ^vlth considerable
local business, on the Middle Yuba river^
13 m. from Nevada City bj^ wagon road.
TIMES; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §3.50 ; estab-
lished 1880; O. P. Stidger, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
OAKDALE, Stanislaus Co., n 1,450
pop., on Stockton & Oakdale Rd., 34 m.
from Stockton.
STANISLAUS WHEAT GROWER;
Saturdays ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1881 ; H. E.
Boothbj", editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
OAKLAND, C. H., Alameda Co., -a
46,000 pop., on San Francisco bay, opposite to
and 7 m. from San Francisco, in an agricul-
tural district. Residence of a large number
of persons doing business in San Franciscc
Terminus of Pacific Rd.; State University
and Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asj'lums are
near by. The city ranks lii'st among the
leading ones on the Pacific Coast in regard
to the culture and standing of its com-
munit5% and is f requentl j^ called the Athens
of the Pacific.
ENQUIRER; every evening except Sun-
day ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $i ; established 1879 ; Frank A. Leach^
editor and TJublisher; circulation J 2.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, Saturdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size— dailv 26x44, weekly (size of page)-
16x23; subscription— daily $6, weekly .$2.50;
established— dally 1873, weekly 1879 ; Tribune
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—dailv H 2. weekly 1 1 .
rtlORNING TIMES; every morning;
TIi>IES, Thursdays, and SUNDAY
TIMES, Sundays ; independent ; four pages^
size 24x36 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1,
Sunday $1 ; established— daily and Sunday
1868. weekly 1855; W. J. Dingee and Wm. R.
Bentley. publishers ; circulation— daily H 1»
weekly I 2 , Snnday H 2.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH NEWS; Fri
days ; Christian ; eight pages ; size 2(5x40; sub-
scription $2; established 1881; E. B. Ware,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
EAST OAKLAND NEWS; Saturdays:
republican; four pages; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1885; Jos. J. Penny-
packer, editor and publisher.
ECHOES ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size of page 12x16 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1886 ; F. R. Porter, editor ; Echoes
Publishing Association, publishers.
JOUR NALi ; Saturdays ; German ; four
pages; size 26x3S; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; Albert Kayser, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SENTINELi ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2.50;
established 1882 ; Frank J. Moffitt, editor ;
Sentinel Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K 2.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES; Thursdays;
seventh-day adventist ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x14; subscription $2; established
1875; E. J. Waggoner and Alonzo F. Jones,
editors ; International Tract and Missionary
Society, publishers; does not insert adver-
tisements.
SUNDAY TIMES; (see Morning Times.)
TI3IES ; (see Jlorning Times.)
TRIBUNE ; (see Evening Tribune.)
HERALD OF TRUTH; semi-month-
ly; baptist; eight pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription $1.25; established 1880; Granville
S. Abbott, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
AMERICAN SENTINEL.; monthly;
reform ; eight pages size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scrii>tion 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Alonzo
T. Jones and J. H. Waggoner, editors ; Pacific
Press Publishing Co., publishers ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; issue also the Pacific
Health Journal.
(CALIFORNIA MEDICAL.
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; seventy
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1880 ; H. T.Webster, M.D., editor and publisher;
circulation H 1.
CARRIER DOVE ; monthly; spiritual-
ist ; sixty-six pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1883 ; Mrs. J.
Schlesinger, editor ; S. & J. Schlesinger, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
EXPOSITOR; monthly; latter day
saints ; eight pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription
$1 : established 18S5 ; H. P. Brown, editor and
pul)lisher ; circulation I 1 .
3IESSIAH'S ADVOCATE AND
HERALD OF HIS ADVENT;
monthly; second advent ; eight pages ; size
28x42; subscription $1; established 18b0;
Pacific Advent Christian Publication Society,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PACIFIC HEALTH JOURNAL ;
bi-monthly ; hygiene ; thirty-two pages ; size
of page Txll ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Pacific Press Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; issue also the American
Sentinel.
OCEANSIDE, San Diego Co., O^ on
rhe California Southern Rd. Enjoys the
reputation of being one of the most attrac-
tive pleasure resorts in Southern California.
SAN DIEGO CO. STAR; Sat
urda3S ; independent ; four pages; size 20x28;
subsci-iption $2; established 1881; Whalley,
Hays & Hicks, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
ONTARIO, San Bernardino Co., U^
1,000 pop., on San Antonio r., Southern Pa-
cific and California Southern Rds., 38 m. E.
of Los Angeles. Fruit-growing and stock-
raising district.
RECORD ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; E. P. Clarke, editor ; Clarke
Brothers, publishers ; circulation K 1.
CALIFORNIA.
ORANGE, Los Angeles Co., C^] sur-
rounded by vineyards and orange groves.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; Wm.
E. Ward, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n L 2.
ORIiAND, Colusa Co., D 500 pop., on
the California Northern Rd. Red Bluff 40
m. N., Sacramento 100 m. S.; grain and fruit
of every variety.
TI31ES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription )S3 ; established 1881 ; Free-
man & Hicks, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 2.
OROVILiLE, Butte Co., i 2,000 pop.,
on Feather r., and California Northern
Rd., 26 m. from Marysville and 152 from San
Francisco. Centre of the great orange belt
of central California.
MERCURY; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican;
four pages; size— daily 20x26, weekly 24x36;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $3 ; established
—daily 1882, weekly 1873 ; Ed. B. Price, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily L 2 , weekly
Kl.
REGISTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1877 ;
S. S. Boyiiton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PASADENA, Los Angeles Co., g 4,000
pop., 9 m. from Los Angeles. The cultiva-
tion of fruit, especially oranges and lemons,
is the principal industry.
STAR; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 18S6 ; H. J.
Vail, editor and publisher.
UNION ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; J. E. Clarke,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PETALUMA, Sonoma Co., -U 3,800
pop., on Petaluma Creek, 10 m. from San
Pablo bay, and on San Francisco and North
Pacific Rd., 42 m. from San Francisco. Two
daily lines of steamers also ply between
this point and San Francisco. Engaged in
manufacturing, agriculture and stock-rais-
ing. The cultivation of fruits and the
making of wine carried on.
EVENING IMPRINT ; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 14x20 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1882.
ARGUS; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; McNabb, Cassidy & Smith, editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1876; W. F. Shattuck, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PLACERVILLE, C. H., El Dorado
Co., D 2,300 pop., 10 m. from Shingle Springs,
48 E. by N. E. of Sacramento, with which it
is connected by railroad. Centre of a gold
mining and agricultural region.
EL DORADO CO. REPUBLICAN?
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2.50; established 1871;
Geo. A. Richardson, editor and publisher ;
circulation T, 2.
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days : democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
sutsscrlption $2.50 ; established 1852 ; E. M. M.
Bogardus. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OBSERVER; Tuesdays; eight pages;
size 36x4s ; sub.scription $2 ; established 1884;
Galusha Carpenter, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
PLEAS ANTON, Alameda Co., ^800
pop., on Central Pacific Rtl., 41 m. from San
Francisco. A fai-ming, fruit and vineyard
district.
STAR ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1883 ; D. J.
Foley, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
POMONA, Los Angeles Co., g 3,000
pop., on Southern Pacific and Atlantic &
Pacific R is., 33 m. E. of Los Angeles ; be-
tween Los Angeles and San Bernardino.
Engaged in farming, fruit-growing and
mining.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
Boscom A. Stephens, editor; Pomona Progress
Publishing Co.. publishers; circulation K 1.
TIMES-COURIER ; Saturdays ; six
pages; size of page 2iix26; subscription $2;
established 1882; J. H. Lee, editor; Times-
Courier Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
QUINCY, C. H., Plumas Co., [^ 432
pop., on Spanish Creek, 250 m. N. E. of San
Francisco and 80 N. W. of Virginia City,
Nev. Engaged in agriculture, mining and
lumbering.
PLiUiTIAS NATIONAL; Saturdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1866 ; P. L. Hallsted,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
RED BLUFF, C. H., Tehama Co., ^
3,600 pop ; of township, 4,048, on Oregon
division of Central Pacific Rd. and Sacra-
mento r. at head of navigation; 145 m. from
Sacramento. Centre of trade. Lumbering,
farming, and stock, wool and fruit-raising
largelj' carried on ; a glove manufactory is
also located here.
NEWS ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEHLLiY, Saturdays ; daily— four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 13x20,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— dally $5, weeklj-
§2 ; established 18S5 ; Ryan & Lewis, editors
and publishers ; circulation— weekly K 2.
PEOPLES' CAUSE; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— dailj'
21x28, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily §5,
weekly S2.?0 ; established 1860 ; E. C. Pendle-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation— daily
L 2, weekly .Jl.
SENTINEL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; dally
eight pages, weekly four pages ; size 2Sx42 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly.$2; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1867 ; W. B. H. Dodson,
editor and publisher ; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly K "^
NOR D-CALIFORNIA HEROLD ;
(see Sacramento.)
REBDING, Shasta Co., ^ 2,000 pop.,
on Oregon Div. of Centx'al Pacific Rd.
Mining, lumbering and agricultural section.
REPUBLICAN FREE PRESS ; Sat
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1883 ; Frank M.
Swasey, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SHASTA CO. DEMOCRAT ; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3; established 1881 ; L. S. Barnes, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
REDWOOD CITY, C. H., San Ma-
teo Co., -u 1,333+ pop., on the Southern Pacific
Rd., 28 m. from San Francisco, and on Red-
wood Creek, which is navigable to this
point by vessels of light draught. Engaged
in agriculture and lumbering.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1886; Democrat Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
SAN MATEO CO. TIMES AND GA-
ZETTE; Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1859 ;
Ralph Sydney Smith, .editor ; San Mateo
Publisliing Co., publishers ; cii'culation L2.
RIVERSIDE, San Bernardino (7o.,Q,
3,200 pop., on Santa Ana i-., on California
Southern Rd., 12 m. from San Bernardino.
A colony was located here in 1870 for the
culture of grapes, raisins, nuts and semi-
tropical fruits, which has been very suc-
cessfully carried on.
ENTERPRISE ; every morning except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $5; established 1884; W. Studa-
becker. editor and publisher.
PRESS ; every evening except Sunday,
and PRESS & HORTICULTURIST
Saturdays ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$3 ; established— daily 1886, weekly 1878 ; L. M.
Holt, editor and publisher; circ'n— weekly J 1.
PRESS AND HORTICULTURIST;
(see Press.)
VALLEY ECHO ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; six pages ; size of page 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1884; James H. Roe,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROHNERVILLE, Humboldt Co.,^
630 pop., 22 m. from Eureka, on Eel r. and on
the Eureka and Eel River Valley Rd. Fine
agricultural district, and a well-established
town.
HERALD I Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1881; Charles E. Gordon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ROSAMOND, Kern Co., g 50 pop.,
on Southern Paeifle Rd., 11 m. N. of Lan-
caster and ^5 m. from Los Angeles, in a
rich agricultural and fruit-growing section.
ANT EliOPE VALLEY NEWS ;Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; T. S. Harris,
editor and publisher.
SACRAMENTO, C. H., Sacramento
Co., D 28,000 pop.. State Capital, on Sacra-
mento r., 86 m. N. E. of San Francisco, on
Central Pacific Rd., and at junction of five
other railroads. Accessible to steamers
and sailing vessels, and a centre for the
trade and commerce of Northern Cali-
fornia. The shipping point of all the Cali-
fornia green fruits. Largely engaged in
various manufactures ; Pacific Rd. machine
shops are located here.
BEE ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; independent-re-
publican; daily four pages, weekly and
Saturday eight pages ; size— daily 26x40.
weekly 37x54, Saturday 36x49 ; subscription
—daily (including Saturday) $6, weekly $1.50,
Saturday $1.50 ; established — daily 1857,
weekly 1877; James McClatchy & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation— daily Gl.
weekly G 1.
EVENING STAR ; every evenmg ex-
cept Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ; size
21x28; subscription $5; established 1886 ; Star
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
RECORD-UNION; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and UNION, Saturdays; re-
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publican ; dailj^ four pages, weekly and Sat-
urday eight pages ; size— daily 26x33, weekly
and Saturday 38x52; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2 ; established 1851 ; Sacramento
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation— daily H 2, weekly G 1.
JOURNALi; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; German ; ueuti'al ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; K. r. Wiemeyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NORD - CALIFORNIA HEROLD ;
Saturdays ; German ; eight pages ; size of
page 18x24 ; subscription $3 ; established 1885 ;
Charles Schmitt. editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1 ; an edition is dated at Red
Bluff for circulation in Northern California.
SUNDAY LEADER; Sundays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; John N. Larkin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
UNION; {»(^e Record-Union.)
RESCUE; monthly; temperance; eight
pages; size of page 10x14; subscription 50
cents ; established 1861 ; Geo. B. Katzenstein,
■editor; Grand Lodge I. O. G. T. of Cal.. pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
ST. HELENA, iVa/^a Co., ^2,G00 pop.,
60 m. N. of San Francisco, on Cal. Pacific
Rd. Chief wine-producing region of
the United States ; place of residence for
San Francisco business men. Centre of
great wine interests of Napa Valley. It has
three banking houses, six hotels, water and
gas works, about twenty mercantile estab-
lishments, several churches, Masonic and
other societies, good schools and all the
belongings of a prosperous community.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; E. L. Palmer, editor and pub-
lisher.
STAR; Fridays; six pages; size of pas>e
20x26 ; subscription $3 : established 1874 ; W,
A. Mackinder, editor and publisher ; cii-cula-
tion K 2.
TIMES; Wednesdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $3 ; established 1882 ;
Stephens & Stephens, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SALINAS, 0. H., Monterey Co., -a sit-
uated in the midst of a rich agricultural
region surrounded by a district engaged in
sheep and stock-raising; 94 m. S. by E. of
San Francisco.
INDEX; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 -, subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. J. Hill, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
MONTEREY DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; lour pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1867; Thomas Harris and
B. W. Leigh, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
SAN ANDREAS, C. H., Calaveras
Co., a 700 pop., 42 m. N. E. of Stockton. En-
gaged extensively in agriculture, horticul-
ture and to some extent in gold mining.
CALAVERAS CITIZEN; Saturdays:
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1871 ; C. R. Beal, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
CALAVERAS PROSPECT; Fridays;
four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881; C. W. Getchell and M. G.
Salcido, editors and publishers ; circ'u K 1.
SAN BERNARDINO, C. H., San
Bernardino Co., 0, 2,500 pop., on California
Southern Rd.; 5 m. N. of Santa Ana r.,
CALIFORNIA.
about 60 E. of Los Angeles, and 480 S. by
E. of San Francisco. Agriculture, mining
and horticulture are the chief industries.
COURIER ; everv morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
.scription— daily §10, weekly $2 ; established
1886 ; San Bernardino Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
EVENING INDEX; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and INDEX, Saturdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x36, weekly 26x38 ; subscription-
daily $10, weekly $2"; established— daily 1881,
weekly 1878 ; S. P. Merritt, editor and pub
Usher; circulation— daily K 1, weekly K 2.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $2 ; established
1875 ; John Isaac, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—daily L 2, weekly K 2.
INDEX ; [see Eceninfj Index.)
SAN BUENA VENTURA, C. H.,
Ventura Co., Q 2,000 pop., on the coast, about
30 m. S. E. of Santa Barbara. Trade with
the interior centres here ; centre of petro-
leum belt. " Oil City " of Pacific Coast.
VENTURA FREE PRESS ; Fri-
days; independent-republican; four pages;
size 25x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1875 ; Dr. Stephen Bowers, editor; Stephen
Bowers & Son, publishers ; circulation K 1.
VENTURA REPUBLICAN ; Satur
davs ; republican; four pages; size 24x3 i; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1871 ; W. D. Hob.son,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
SAN DIEGO, C.H., San Diego Co., □,
10,(X)0 pop., on San Diego bay, about 450 ra.
from San Francisco. The seaport town of
Southern California, having a good harbor.
The centre of trade for a large country,
and continuallj' gi'owing in commerce,
wealth and business importance. Pacific
coast terminus of the Atcheson, Topoka &
Santa Fe Rd.
SAN DIEGAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily
four pages, weeklv eight pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly 30x44; established— daily 1884,
weekly 1885 ; San Diegan Publishing Co., edi-
tors cind publishers ; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly L 2 .
SUN ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; four pages; size
30x44 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly $3 ;
established 1881 ; Warren Wilson, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly L 2.
UNION; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x36, weekly 35x49 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $3; established 1868; San Diego
Union Co.. editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily J 1 , weekly J 2 .
WEST AMERICAN SCIENTIST ;
monthly ; science ; twenty-eight pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; C. R.
Orcutt. editor and publisher.
SAN ERANCISCO, C. H., San
F)'ancisco Co., -a 2.50,000 pop., the great me-
tropolis of the Pacific Coast, situated on San
Francisco bay, at entrance through Golden
Gate. It has one of the finest harbors in
the woi'ld, and is extensively engaged In
foreign and domestic commerce. Depot for
all imports and exports ; the railroads from
different parts of the State centre here.
Largest city west of Rocky Mountains, and
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GEO. 1'. HOWELL & CO'S
CALIFORNIA.
the centre of art and culture on the Pacific
Coast.
A BEX I) J*OST; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's ; Ger-
man ; republican : four pages ; size—daily
26x.l(), weekly 29x46; subscription— daily $10,
weekly S2.5U ; established 1860 ; Abend Post
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily I 2 , weekly H 2.
ALTA CALIFORNIA; every morn
ing, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; independ-
ent-democratic ; eight pages ; size of page
—daily 16x23, weekly 20x26; subscription-
daily (including Sunday) $6, weekly $1.50,
Sunday $2 ; established 1848 ; Alta California
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily F 1. weekly G 1.
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT; every
morning except Sunday, CALIFORNIA
STAATJ5 ZEITUNG, Thursdays, and
SONNTAGSBLATT, Sundays ; Ger-
man ; independent ; daily and Sunday four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily and
Sunday 26x40, weekly 32x46 ; subscription-
daily with Sunday $10, weekly $2.50, Sun-
day $2.50, weekly with Sunday $4; estab-
lished—daily 1853, weekly 1854; Frederick
Hess & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation—daily H 1, weekly H 2, Sunday H 2.
CHRONICLE; every morning except
Sunday, AVEEKLY, Thursdays, and SUN-
DAY CHRONICLE, Sundays; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages, Sunday twelve pages; size — daily
28x4(1. Tuesdays and Thursdays (size of page)
40x50, weekly and Sunday (size of page) 20x26 ;
subsci-iption— daily with Sunday $6.70, week-
ly $1..5U, Sunday $2; established— daily and
Sunday 1865, weekly 1874 ; M. H. de Young,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily C2,
weekly D 1, Sunday C 2.
COMMERCIAL NEWS AND SHIP-
PING LIST ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Fridajs; commercial; four
pages; size 24x32; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1865, weekly
1883 ; Commercial Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly K 1.
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCIS-
C()j everv morning except Monday, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; French; inde-
pendent; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 28x40, weekly 20x28 ; sub-
scription—daily $24, weekly $10 ; established
1852; E. Derbec, editor; Courrier de San
Francisco Publishing Co., publishers ; an edi-
tion is published semi-monthly for the At-
lantic States and Eiu-ope, subscription $6;
circulation— daily I 2 , weekly J 2, European
edition K 2.
EVENING BULLETIN; every even
ing except Sunday, and BULLETIN,
Wednesdays ; independent-republican ; daily
four pages, Saturday six pages, and weekly
twelve pages; size— daily 30x45, Saturdays
(size of page) 22x30, weekly (size of page)
18x25 ; subscription— daily $12, weekly $1.50 ;
established 1855; San Francisco Bulletin Co.,
editors and publishers ; cii-culation- daily
E 1 , weekly E 2.
EVENING POST; every evening ex
cept Sunday, and POST, Wednesdays ; daily
four pages, Saturday and weekly eight pages;
size— daily 26x4o, Saturday and weekly (size
of page) 19x26 ; subscription— daily $6, week-
ly $1.50 ; established— daily 1871, weekly 1875;
Post Publi.shing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily Vu 1, weekly G 1.
EXAMINER; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; democratic; daily
six pages, weekly eight pages, Sunday twelve
pages: size of page 20x26: subscription-
daily $6, weekly $1 .50; established 1865 ; Ex-
aminer Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily F 1, weekly F2.
HOTEL GAZETTE; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; sub
scription $5; established 1876; Wm. P. Harri-
son, editor and publi.sher; circulation H 1.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE: every
afternoon except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; commercial; four pages; size—
CALIFORNIA.
daily 25x37, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily
$5,50,weekly $4; established— daily 1880, weekly
1872 ; J. O. Leary, editor ; San Francisco Jour-
nal of Commerce Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation — daily J 1, weeklyH 1; issues also
the Commercial Herald and Market Review.
LE FRANCO-CALIFORNIEN; every
morning ; French ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription— daily $12, Sunday $5 ; estab-
lished 1886; A. Chaigneau, editor and pub-
lisher.
MORNING CALL: every morning,
and CALL, Thursdays ; independent ; daily
four pages, Sunday ten pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 40x52, Sunday
(size of page) 20x26; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1.25, Sunday $1.50 ; established— daily
1856, weekly 1878; San Francisco Call Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily C 1^
Sunday C 2. weekly E 2.
REPORT : every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; indepen-
dent ; dailj' four pages, weekly eight pages;
size— dailj' 28x40, weekly 28x42 ; subscription
-daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1863,
weekly, 1862; Daily Report Publishing Co.
(William M. Bunker and Amos C. Hiester), edi-
tors and publishers; circulation— daily Fl,
weekly H l.
LA VOCE DEL POPOLO ; semi week-
ly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; Italian ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 1859 ; G. B. Cevasco and
Parlde Cauessa, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H ].
AMERICAN AND CHINESE COM-
MERCIAL NEWSPAPER; Fridays;
Chinese ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$5; established 1883; Suey Kee & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation Jl.
ARGONAUT; Saturdays; literary; so-
ciety ; sixteen pages ; size of page 12x16; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1877 ; Fi-ank M.
Pixley, editor ; Argonaut Publishing Co..
publishers ; circulation F 1.
A VOZ PORTUGUEZA; Saturdays;
Portuguese ; four pages ; size 33x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1880 ; Manoel Stone, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
BIEN; Wednesdays; Skandinavian ;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1882; I. Dietrichson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
BREEDER AND SPORTSMAN;
Saturdays ; sporting ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $5 ; established
1882 ; Joseph Cairn Simpson, editor ; Breeder
and Sportsman Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation I ] .
BULLETIN ; (see Evening BuUefin.)
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN AD-
VOCATE ; Wednesdays; methodist epis-
copal ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1851 ; B. F. Crary, D. D.,
editor; J. D. Hammond, D.D. publisher; cir-
culation I 2 .
CALIFORNIA GROCER AND
CANNER; Saturdays; commercial; eight
pages; size of page 19x24; subscription $2;
established 1879 ; California Grocer and Can-
ner Publishing Co. editors and publishers;
circulation 1 1 .
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL UND
SONNTAGSGAST; Sundays; German;
four pages: size 27x40: subscription $2; es-
tablished 1870 ; California Journal Publishing
Co., editors and pviblishers ; circulation I 2 .
CALIFORNIA PATRON AND
AGRICULTURIST ; Saturdays: sixteen
pages: size of page 12x16; subscription $2;
established 1875 ; J. Chester, editor ; California
Patron Publishing Co , publishers ; circ'n H 1.
CALIFORNIA SPIRIT OF THE
TIMES AND UNDERWRITER'S
JOURNAL; Saturdays; insurance; eight
pages ; size 32x45 : subscription $5 ; established
18,54 ; Marcus D. Boruck, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEI-
TUNG; (see California Demokrat.)
CALIFORNIA VOICE; Thursdays;
prohibition ; twelve ])ages ; size of page
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
95
CALIFORNIA.
11x15; subscription $1; established 1S86 ;
George Morris, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2.
CALIFORNIA YOUTHFUL AM-
B I T I O N S ; Saturdays ; juvenile ; four
pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; W.H. Briggs & Co., editors and
publishers.
CALiLi ; (see Morning Call.)
CITY ARGUS; Saturdays; twentj^-four
pages; size of page 11x14; subscription $4;
establislied 1878 ; Robert E. Culbreth, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2.
C03I3IERCIAL HERALD AND
MARKET REVIEW; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$9 ; established 1867 ; J. O'Leary, editor ; San
Francisco Journal of Commerce Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation .J 2 ; the Market
Revieiv is issued on letter sheet simultane-
ously with above, especially for transmission
abroad ; issues also the Journal of Commerce.
DER CALIFORNISCHE VOLKS-
F R E U N D ; Saturdays ; German ; eight
pages ; size of page 15x21 ; subscription $3.5U ;
established 1885 ; Diepenbrock, Bros. & Doe-
ing, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
ELEVATOR; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Philip A. Bell, editor; Elevator
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
GOLDEN GATE ; Saturdays; spiritual-
ist ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1885 ; J. J. Owen, editor ;
Golden Gate Printing and Publishing Co.,
publishers; eii-culation J 2.
GROCER AND COUNTRY MER-
CHANT; Fridays; commercial; f(nir pages;
size 29x42 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1875; Briggs & Harrington, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 .
HAYES VALLEY ADVERTISER ;
Saturdays; independent; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; \Vm.
Clack & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion .T 1.
HEBREW; Fridays; English and Ger-
man ; Jewish; eight pages; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1863 ; Philo Jacoby,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
HEBREW OBSERVER ; Fridays ;
English and German; Jewish; eight pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $5 ; established 1856 ;
Wm. Saalburg. editor and publisher; circu-
lation 1 1.
HERALD OF TRADE; Thursdays;
commercial ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; siib-
scriptioii $3; B. F. Jacobs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
JEWISH PROGRESS; Fridays; jew
ish ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $5 ;
established 1875; Ab. Seeligsohn, editor; Pi-og
ress Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
JEWISH TIMES; Fridavs ; Jewish;
four pages ; size 23x31 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; Times Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
LA CORRESPONDENCIA ; Satur
days ; Spanish ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1885 ; La Correspon-
dencia Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
LA REPUBLIC A; Saturdays ; Spanish;
four pages; size 22x>.2 ; subscription $3.50; es-
tablished 1881 ; Packard & Co. , editors and
publishers: circulation J 2.
LA SOCIEDAD; Saturdays; Spanish;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1870; F. Epson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
L'ELVEZIA; Saturdays; Swiss-Italian;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Geo. F. Cavalli, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
LE PETIT JOURNAL; Mondays;
French ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1871 ; Le Petit
Journal Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation J 1 .
MARKET REVIEW: (see Commercial
Herald and Market Revieiv.)
MINING AND INDUSTRIAL AD-
CALIFORNIA.
VOC ATE ; Thursdays ; industrial ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$3 ; estab-
lished 18S6 : E. G. Waite, editor ; Mining and
Industrial Printing Co., publishers.
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC
PRESS; Saturdays ; mining ; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; .subscription $3;
established 1860; Dewey & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 2 ; issue also the
Pacific Rural Press.
MIRROR ; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .^2.50; established 1881;
William M. Mclntyre, editor: Mirror Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
MISSION JOURNAL ; Saturdaj-s ; in-
dependent-republican; four pages ; size 26x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; Sam Booth,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONITOR; Wednesdays; catholic:
eight pages ; size 38x52 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1857; S. J. McCormick, editor;
Monitor Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
MUSIC AND DRAMA; Saturdays;
dramatic; four pages; size 21x30; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1882 ; John F. Thrum,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
NEW AGE ; Saturdays ; odd-fellowship ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion $.3.50 ; established 1865 ; W. F. Norcross,
editor and publislier : circulation 1 1 .
NEWS LETTER AND CALIFOR-
NIA ADVERTISER; Saturdays; twen-
ty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1856 ; Frederick Marriott,
editor and jiublisher ; circulation G 2.
OCCIDENT; Wednesdays; presbyterian;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion .$3; established I860; Rev. Fj-ederic E.
Shearer, editor and oublisher : circ'n H 1.
O PROGRESS© CALIFORNIENSE;
Saturdays ; Portuguese ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Antonio M. Vicente, & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
ORIENTAL CHINESE NEWS-
PAPER; Fridays; Chinese; four pages ;
size 21x28 ; established 1886 ; War Kee, editor
and nublisher.
PACIFIC ; Wednesdays ; congregational;
eight pages; size 32x46; subscription $2.50;
established 1852 ; Publishing Company of the
Pacific, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
PACIFIC PILOTE; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1880; F. G.
Gerhard, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1 .
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS; Satur-
days ; agricultural ; twenty pages ; .size of
page 11x16; subscription $3 ; established 1870 ;
Dewey & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 2 ; issue also the Mining and Scien-
tific ^)^€ss
PACIFIC VETERAN ; Fridays; army
and navy; eight pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; J. J. Lyon, editor ;
Veteran Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K 1.
PEOPLE ; Satui-days; labor; eight pages;
size 22x28; subscription $1; established 1887;
Phillips and Wahrhaftig, editors and pub-
lishers.
POLITICAL RECORD; Saturdays;
non-partisan ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; sub-
scription $2.50; California Political Record
Publishing Co., editoi-s and publishers; cir-
culation I 1 .
POST J (see Evening Post.)
PUBLIC OPINION; Saturdays; four
pages ; .size 21x28 : subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; I. N. Choynski, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation I 2 .
SONNTAC4SBLATT ; (see California
Demokrnt.)
STAR; Saturdays; labor; twelve pages;
size of page 11x16; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; James H. Barry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2 ; an organ of the
Knights of Labor.
SUN ; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1885 ; Sun Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
S6
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
SUNDAY CHRONICl^E; (see Chron-
icle.)
UNIVERSE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $3; established 1882;
Universe Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
VINDICATOR; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ;
G. W. Dennis, Jr., & Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation 1 1 .
WASP; Saturdays; humorous ; twenty
pages; size of page 11x14; subscription $5;
established 1876 ; Wasp Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation G 2.
WEST COAST REPORTER; Thurs
days ; legal ; octavo ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Carter P. Pomei'oy, editor ; A. L.
Bancroft & Co., publishers ; cii-culation K 2.
WEST END; Saturdays; four pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
S. B. Carleton, editor and publisher ; cu-cula-
tiou L 2 .
MERCHANT; bi-weekly; viticultural ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion's ; established 1876 ; Charles R. Buckland,
editor; Edward C. Hughes & Co., publishers ;
circulation I 2 .
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN ; semi
monthly ; protestant episcopal ; twelve
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1866; D. O. Kelly, editor; Stand-
ing Committee of the Diocese of California,
publishers; circulation J 1.
PACIFIC STATES W ATCHMAN ;
semi-monthly ; Ancient Order of United
Workmen ; fourteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Watchman
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir
culation H 2.
BISHOP'S ABC GUIDE;
monthly ; one himdred and eight pages oc-
tavo; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Bishop & Cucuel, editors aud publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT AND
BUILDING NEWS; monthly; mechani-
cal ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $2; established 1879; James E.
Wolfe, editor; California Architect and
Building News Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation I 2 .
CALIFORNIA CACKLER ; month-
ly ; poultry-raising ; twenty-six pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription 81 ; established 1885;
The Cackler Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers , circulation J l . [J^" Actual average
circulation for one year lireceding Jan'y
1,1S87, as per statement on file at the office o/
the American Netvspaper Directory, 1,400
copies
CALIFORNIA TEACHER AND
HOME JOURNAL; monthly; educa-
tional ; sixty-eight pages octavo : subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1883 ; Tlios. E. Flynn &
Co.. editors and publishers; circulation I 1 .
COAST REVIEW; monthly; insur-
ance ; eighty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $S ; established 1871 ; E. H. Bacon, editor ;
J. G. Edwards, publisher : circulation K 2.
FARMER AND DEALER; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
50 cts. ; established 1876 : M. Ayers, editor ;
Farmer and Dealer Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation H 1.
FATHER'S LOVE ; monthly; eight
pages : size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1885 ; Franklin Rhoda, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
FRATERNAL RECORD ; monthly;
fraternity ; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16 :
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; Fraternal
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation I 1 ; issue also the Masonic Record.
GOLDEN ERA; monthly; eighty -six
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $2.50 ;
establishetl 1852 ; Joaquin Miller, editor ;
Golden Era Co.. publishers ; circulation H 2.
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOURNAL ;
monthly ; eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1858 ;
Heald's Business College, publishers; a busi-
ness college advertising sheet.
CALIFORNIA.
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL; month
ly ; twenty pages : size 10x14 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; Ravenscrof t, editor and
publisher; circulation J l.
MASONIC RECORD ; monthly ;
masonic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; Masonic
Publishing Co., editors and publishers:
circulation J 2 ; issue also the Fraternal
JR.sooT'ci'
MILLMAN AND M EC HAN I C ;
monthly ; mechanical ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription $1 ; established 1884;
Dewey & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
OVERLAND MONTHLY; literary;
one hundred and forty-two pages octavo ;
subscription $4 ; established 1868 ; Overland
Monthly Co., publishers ; circulation G 1.
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL IN-
DEX ; monthly ; postal ; eight pages ; size
of page 11x14 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880; L. P. McCarty & Co., editors aud pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
PACIFIC COAST W^OOD AND
IRON ; monthly; twenty pages ; size of page
14x10; subscription $150; established 1883;
S. L. Everett, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2.
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL AND WESTERN
LANCET; monthly; medical; one hun-
dred aud twenty pages octavo ; subscription
$3; established 1858; Wm. S. Whitwell, M. D.,
editor ; Wm. S. Duncombe, publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
PACIFIC RECORD OF MEDICINE
AND PHARMACY; monthly; English
and Spanish ; medical ; forty pages • size of
page 8x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
C. W. Moore. M.D., editor and publisher.
PACIFIC TRADE AND FAR-
MERS' JOURNAL ; monthly; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1883 ; J. D. Robertson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J l .
RAILROAD GAZETTEER; month-
ly ; one hundred and eighty pages ; size of
page 6x8 ; subscription $1 ; established 1869 ;
H. S. Crocker & Co., publishers ; circ'n H 2.
RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA;
monthly ; immigration ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x16 ; subscriptiou $2 ; established
1S70; J. P. H. Wen tworth, editor aud publisher.
CALIFORNIA HOMCEOPATH ; bi
monthly ; medical ; fifty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; Wm. Boer-
icke, M.D , editor; Boericke & Schreck, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2 .
SAN JACINTO. San Diego Co., [^
1,0(J0 pop., 25 m. from Riverside. Has a num-
ber of large business houses, bank, box-
factori' and planing mill. In an agricultural
section.
REGISTER; Thursdays; four pages:
size 24x36; subscription $2.50; established
1885 ; J. W. Hudson, editor and publisher.
SAN JOSE, C. H., Santa Clara Co., -a
15,0J0 pop., situated in Santa Clara Valley,
3 m. from head of San Francisco bay, and on
Southern Pacific, Central Pacific and S. P.
C. Rd., 51 m. S. by E. of San Francisco. En-
gaged in fruit and grain growing, wine
making and manufacturing. State Normal
School and Academy of Notre Dame, Uni-
versity of the Pacific and State A.sylum for
the chronic Insane are located here ; has
first electric tower built in Ameriea, con-
structed of wrought iron, 200 feet high.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independ-
ent-democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— dailj^ 24x36, weekly 28x44 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $2 ; establish-
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
ed— daily 1865, weekly 1876 ; Herald Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily J 2,
weekly J 2 .
MERCURY ; every morning except
Monday, SSUNDAY MERCURV, Sun-
days, and WEEKLiY, Saturdays; independ-
ent-republican ; daily— four pages, Sunday
eight pages, weekly six pages ; size— daily
26x41. Sunday (size of page) 18x24, weekly (size
of page) 21x28 ; subscription — daily with
Sunday $6, weekly $2 ; established 1852 ;
Chas. M. Shortridge, editor and publisher;
circulation — daily H 1, Sunday H 1, weekly I 1 .
MORNING TIMES ; every morning
except Mondaj' ; independent ; daily — four
pages, Sunday six pages ; size — daily 23x32,
Sunday (size of page) 16x23 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1886 ; S. W. De Lacy, editor and
publisher.
NEWS; evei-y evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1883 ; H. A. De Lacy, editor ; De i
Lacy & Williams, publishers ; circulation J 1. j
J O U R N A Li ; Saturdays ; German ; four I
pages ; size '^x36 ; subscription $3 ; establish-
ed 1882 ; Wm. Lenz, editor and publisher ; cir- ;
culatlon K 1. i
SUN DA Y MERCURY ; (see Mercury.) \
PACIFIC PHAROS; semi-monthly ; i
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; Students of the Uni-
versity of the Pacific, editors and publishers ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
^ a"!! STIL.LEN MEER; monthly; Ger-
ma ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ; size
of .'Hge 12x18; subscription $1; established
1886 ; C. H. Afflerbach, editor and publisher.
SANTA CLARA VALLEY; month- j
ly ; fruit and vine culture ; twenty pages ; size
of page 10x14 : subscription $1 50 ; established
1884 ; Henry A. Bralnard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 .
SAN liEANDRO, Alameda Co., -D
1,627 pop., on S. P. Rd., 9 m. from Oakland,
15 from San Francisco, in a rich agricultural
section and in the heart of the fruit belt.
Manufactures agricultural implements, tin-
ware, &c.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription S3 ; established 1879 ;
R. A. Marshall, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, C. H., San
lAiis Obispo Co., p 3,000 pop., on line of Pa-
cific Coast Rd., and on the line of the
Southern Pacific Rd., now in course of con-
struction. Engaged in farming, dairying
and stock - raising ; situated 9 m. from
San Luis Obispo bay, and 250 S. E. of San
Francisco, and on the stage route from
Templeton to Los Angeles.
REPUBLIC ; every morning except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages, size 18x26 ;
subscription $5; established 1S83; Myron Angel,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MIRROR ; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40 : subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
J. M. South, editor ; Mirror Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1885 ;
Martin & Doyle, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages : size 28x42 ; subscription, $3 ; establish-
ed 1869 ; Ben. Brooks, editor ; Tribune Print-
ing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
SAN RAFAEL, C. H., Marin Co.,-a
2,276 pop., in a dairying, agricultural and
stock-raising district, on W. side of San
Pablo Straits, 15 m. N. of San Francisco, at
the base of Mount Tamalpais ; charming
climate and an invalid resort.
MARIN CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1861 : S. F. Barstow, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MARIN CO. TOCSIN ; Saturdays ; de-
mocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1879 ; James H. Wilkins, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SANTA ANA,ios AngelesCo., g 2,500
pop., the terminus of Los Angeles & San Di-
ego Rd., 33 m. S. E. of Los Angeles, and 8
from Newport Harbor on the Pacific Ocean.
Is in the semi-tropical fruit belt and wine-
growing district of Southern California.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; A. Waite, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PACIFIC BLADE; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1886 ; Waterhouse & Parker,
editors and publishers.
STANDARD ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; D. M. Baker, editor; M. A. Yarnell
and C. D Overshiner, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SANTA BARBARA, C. H., Santa
Barbara Co., ^ 5,500 pop., engaged in agi"i-
culture, stock-raising, wool and fruit grow-
ing ; situated near the coast, on the Santa
Barbara Channel, on a safe and commodi-
ous harbor, and between San Luis Obispo
and Los Angeles, 362 m. S. E. of San Fran-
cisco ; celebrated as a health and pleasure
resort ; has a climate probably unexcelled.
INDEPENDENT ; every evening except
Sunday, and \VEEIi.LY, Saturdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 24x32, weekly 23x32 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly $3 ; established —
daily 1883, weekly 1878 ; Independent Publish-
ing Co., editors and ijublishers; circulation
— daily K 1, weekly K 2.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; independent-
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 22x30, weeklj^ 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly $3; established-
daily 1872, weekly 1868 ; Kinsell and Nixon,
editors and publishers; circulation — daily
K 1, weekly K 2.
HERALD; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; F. Lane, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
SANTA CLARA, Santa Clara Co.^
-a 2,416t pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 8 m.
from San Jose and 47 from San Francisco.
Surrounded by an agricultural district.
Santa Clara College is located here.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1879; N. H. Downing, editor and publisher;
circulation L2.
SANTA CRUZ, C. H., Santa Cruz
Co., -a 6,2t0 pop., on N. side of Monterey
bay, 86 m. S. by E. of San Francisco. En-
gaged in agriculture, stock-raising, fruit-
growing, and manufacturing of lumber,
leather, powder and lime, as well as in
dairying. The fashionable summer resort
of the Pacific Coast ; 20,000 visitors yearly ;
sea-bathing, fishing and hunting. Ha»
communication with all points by South-
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CALIFORNIA.
ern Pacific and South Pacific Coast Rds. ;
also by steamers of Pacific Coast S. S. Co.
SENTINEL ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; inde-
pendent-republican ; four pages ; size— daily
26x86, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $3; established— daily 1884, weekly
1855 ; Duncan McPlierson, editor ; McPhersoh
& Waldron, publishers ; circulation— daily
K 2. weekly K 2.
»ITRF ; every morning, and COTJRIER-
ITE3I, Saturdays ; democratic ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly size of page) 18x24; subscription-
daily $7, weekly $2.50 ; established— daily 1879,
weekly 1875; A. A. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— weekly K 1.
COURIER-ITEM; (See Stt?-/.)
SANTA MARIA, Santa Barbara
Co , Q 6(J0 pop., on Southern Pacific Rd.,
and Santa Maria r., 50 m. N. W. of Santa
Barbara and 190 N. of Los Angeles. In an
agricultural and stock-raising section.
TIMES ; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1881 : Clevenger & Jenkins, editors and
publishers.
SANTA ROSA, C. H., Sonoma Co., -u
4,750 pop., on Santa Rosa Creek and North
Pacific Rd., 50 m. N. of San Francisco ; act-
ively engaged in wine making, agriculture,
and stock-raising.
DAY BOOK ; every morning except
Monday ; independent ; four pages ; size 15x22;
subscription $4 ; established 1884 ; D. Sheward
& Son, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
DEMOCRAT ; every morning except
Monday, and SONOMA DEMOCRAT,
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 23x82, weekly 28x42; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $2 ; established— dailj" 1875, weekly
1857; Sonoma Democrat Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily L 2,
weekly J 2,
REPUBLiICAN; every evening exceot
Sunday, and >VEEKIjY, Thursdays; re-
publican; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 20x26, weekly 28x40; sub-
scription— daily $5, weekly S"2 ; established
1879; R. D. Cannon, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—daily L 2, weekly J 2.
PACIFIC METHODIST ; Thursdays ;
methodist episcopal, south ; twelve pages ;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 186(1 ; Wick B. Parsons, editor ; Winton
& Godbev. pul)lishers; circulation J 2.
SONOMA DEMOCRAT j (see Demo-
crat.)
SAITSAIilTO, Marin Co.. -n 800 pop.,
6 m. X. of San Francisco. A grooving subiu'b
of that city,
NE WS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
subscription .^S; established 1885; Frank J.
Burns, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
SELMA,S^^esno Co., n 1,000 pop., on
Central Pacific Rd., in an agricultural, rai-
sin andlfruit-packing district. Has several
flour mills.
IRRIGATOR ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x86 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1886 ; W. T. Lyon, editor and publisher.
SHASTA, C. H., Sliasta Co., ^ 448t
pop., engaged in manufacturing; supply
point for a mining district ; 180 m. from
Sacramento and 45 N. of Red Bluff.
COURIER; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription .S5 ; established 1852;
W. L. Carter, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
CALIFORNIA.
SHINGLE SPRINGS, El Dorado
Co.. a 500 pop., on Central Pacific Rd., 49 m.
E. by N. of Sacramento, in an agricultural
and mining section.
EL, DORADO INDEPENDENT; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 20x32;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; M. A. Hun-
ter, editor and publisher.
SIERRA CITY, Sierra Co., ti 1,200
pop., about 100 m. N. E of Sacramento. It
has a Masonic, Odd Fellows' and Native
Sons' hall, and is supported by mining gold.
SIERRA CO. TRIBUNE ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3..50 ; established 1881 ; Bert Schlesinger,
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
SIERRA VALLEY, Sierra Co., b
400 pop., 28 m. from Truckee. A farming
section.
LEADER ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3; established 1882 ; Mau-
rice Pritchard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SONOMA, Sonoma Co., -n 1,492 pop.,
in a valley on San Francisco bay, about 40
m. northward of San Francisco, with which
it is connected by boat and rail ; lies in a
farming section.
INDEX-TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; H. H. Granice, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SONORA,C.H., Tuolumne Co., u l,492t
pop., on Woods Creek, 60 m. E. of Stockton,
35 from both the Stockton & VisaUa and
Stockton & Copperopolis Rds. Centre of a
mining and lumber trade. A fruit-grow -
ing district. Marble, slate and soapstone
quarries located here; 159 m. E. of San
Francisco.
TUOLUMNE INDEPENDENT; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
36x48 ; subscription $3 ; established 1872 ; J. C.
Duchow, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
UNION DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.S6 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1854 ; Chas. H. Randall,
editor ; Randall & Roberts, publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
SOQUEL, Santa Cruz Co., -n 480 pop.,
on Northern div. of Southern Pacific Rd., 4
m. from Santa Cruz. An agricultural and
fruit-growing section. Has large saw mill
and two tanneries.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x38; subscription $2.50;
established 1886; W. S. Walker, editor and
publisher.
STOCKTON, C. H., San Joaquin Co., a
16,000 pop., on Central Pacific Rd.. 87 m.
from San Francisco, and 48 from Sacramen-
to, and at the junction of Stockton & Cop-
peropolis Rd., in an agricultural district ;
situated 8 m. from San Joaquin r., with
which it is connected by a navigable chan-
nel. State Insane Asj'lum is located here.
INDEPENDENT; every morning ex-
cept Monday, WEEKLY, Saturdays, and
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT, Sundaj-s ;
republican ; daily six pages, weekly twelve
pages, Sunday four pages; size— daily (size of
page) 18x24, weekly (size of page) 14x21, Sun-
day 24x36 ; subscription— tlaily $6, weekly
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CALIFORNIA.
^2.50; established— daily 1856, weekly 1865 ; J.
L. Phelps & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J 2, weekly J 2, Sunday I 1 .
3IAILi : every evening except Sunday,
and AVEEK Li Y, Saturdays ; daily four
pages, weekly twelve pages; size— daily 26x40,
weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $2.50 ; established 1880 ; Mail
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily 1 1 , weekly I 1 .
BANNER ; Saturdays ; German ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1877; A. Glaser, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
COMMERCIAL, RECORD ; Satur
days ; Independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription SI ; established 1876 ; Denig &
Howell, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT; (see In-
TEiMPERANCE UNION; Saturdays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1886 ; Temperance Union
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
SUISUN, Solano Co., a 600 pop.,
on Suisun bay and California Paciflc Rd.,
49 m. N. E. of San Francisco ; a shipping
point and a place of considerable trade.
SOIiANO REPUBLICAN ; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1855 ; W. A. Newcum &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SUSANVILLE, C. H., Lassen Co., b
750 pop., on Susan r., 90 ni. from Central Pa-
cific Rd., at Reno, Nev., and 200 from Sacra-
mento. Farming and grazing are the prin-
cipal branches of industry.
L.ASSEN ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S3.50 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; McKinsey & Hayden, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
LiASSEN M AIE ; Wednesdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription
$3.51) ; established 1886 ; Barney & Tremain,
editors and publishers.J
TEMPLETON (SAN LUIS OBISPO
p. O.), San Luis Obispo Co., p 300 pop., on
Southern Paciflc Rd., 24 m. from San Luis
Obispo and 218 from San Francisco. Sur-
rounded by a farming, stock raising and
fruit growing section. Extensively engaged
in wine and raisin making.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1886 ; W.
D. Haley, editor ; Haley & Bronson, pub-
lishers.
TRAVER, Tulare Co., U 950 pop.,
on Southern Paciflc Rd., 150 m. from San
Francisco. In the great wheat belt of the
State.
TIDINGS ; Saturdays; four pages; size
^x36; subscription $2; established 1885; C.
S. Hayes, editor; Hayes & Co., publishers;
circulation L 2.
TRUCKEE, jSfevada Co., n 1,147 pop.,
on Truckee r. and Central Paciflc Rd., 120
m. from Sacramento. Engaged in cutting
and manufacturing lumber. Surrounded
by some of the finest scenery in the Sierra
Nevada Mountains.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 : subscription $6 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Calkins & Mason, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
TULARE CITY, Tulare Co., u 2..500
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd.. 250 m. S.
CALIFORNIA.
of San Francisco. Round-houses and ma-
chine shops of the S. P. Rd. are located
here. Artesian wells are abundant. A
farming and grape country.
DEMOCRATIC FREE PRESS;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x3<i ; subscription $2 : established 1885 ; Witt
& Witt, editors and publishers.
TUL.ARE REGISTER; Fridays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Pillsbury & Ellsworth, editors and
publishers : circulation J 1 .
UKIAH, C. H., Mendocino Co., ^1,200
pop., on Russian r., 121 m. N. bj' W. of San
Francisco. About 30 m. from Rd. at Clover-
dale. Engaged in farming, hop and wool
growing, stock-raising and lumbering.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent; eight pages: size 36x48; subscription $3;
established 1886; independent Publishing Co.,
editors and pul)lishers.
MEDOCINO DISPATCH-DEMO-
CRAT ; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $2.50; established 1869;
H. A. Peabody, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
PRESS; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1877; John L. Pope, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
VACAVILLE, Solano Co., n 1,250
pop., on the Vaca Valley & Clear Lake Rd.,
60 m. N. E. of San Francisco and 30 m. S. W.
of Sacramento ; in a district noted for the
earliness and excellence of its fruits; sur-
rounded by a fine farming country. Seat of
the California Normal and Scientific School.
JUDICION; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 , subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1883; John H. Dolan, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1. I^~ Actual average cir-
culation for one year preceding Nov. 29, 1886,
as per statement on file at the office of the
American S'eicspaiJer Directory, 661 copies.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription .§2.50; established
1886 ; James D. McClain, editor and publisher.
VAIiLEJO, Solano Co., n 6,741 pop.,
on San Pablo bay, at terminus of California
Pacific Rd., 24 m. N. E. of San Francisco.
It has a fine harbor, accessible for the
largest ships. Engaged in agi'iculture and
manufacturing. U. S. Navy Yard is located
on Mare Island, directly opposite.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every even
ing except Sunday, and CHRONICLE,
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
21x2(1, weekly 24x36; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2 ; established 1867 ; W. D. Pennycook
and L. G. Harrier, editors and publishers;
circulation— dailv K 1, weekly L2.
SOLANO TIMES; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 18x24,
weekly 2:3x33 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly
.$2 : established 1875 ; George Roe, editor and
pub':?'ier; circulation — daily L 2, weekly L 2.
CHRONICLE; (see Evening Chronicle.)
VISALIA, C. H., Tulare Co., D 2,500
pop., on Kaweah r., in a rich agricultural and
stock-raising district, 18 m. N. E. of Tulare
Lake and about 200 S. by E. of Sacramento.
One of the largest {and oldest towns in the
southern district of the State. Considerable
mining interests centre in this vicinity, and
fruit raising is becoming an important in-
dustry.
DELTA ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
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CALIFORNIA.
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1858; J. O. Blakely & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; issue also the
San Joaquim Vdlley Resn}(rces.
TULARE CO. TI3IES ; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; Girvin & Patrick,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
SAN JOAQUIM VAIiLiEY RE-
SOURCES; monthly ; inmiigration; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x14; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; Geo. W. Stewart, editor ; J.
O. Blakely & Co., publishers ; issue also the
Delta.
WATSONVII.I.E, Santa Cruz Co.,
-a 2,000 pop., on Pajaro r., 5 m. from Monte-
rey bay, 20 S. E. of Santa Cruz, and 18 from
Glh-oy, in an agricultural and fruit-grow-
ing district. A place of considerable trade,
and centre of a large redwood lumber
business.
PAJARONIAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2.50;
established 1863 : W. R. RadclifE. editor and
publisher ; circulation I> 2 .
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays ; indepen-
dent; eight pages ; N^ze 30x44; subscription
$2.50; established 1876; George W. Peckham,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEAVERVILLE, C. H., Trinity
Co., i 1,358 pop., on Weaver Creek, in a min-
ing district, 180 m. N. by W. of Sacramento,
50 m. W. of Redding ou Cal. Sc Oregon Rd.,
and about 60 E. of Eureka. Centre of a
large traffic -with various mining camps.
The gravel and quartz mines in this section
are rich.
TRINITY JOURNAL. ? Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1856; Blake & Given,
editO' s and publishers ; circulation L 2.
WEST FALLBROOK, (HOWE
p. O.) San Diego Co., Q, 350 pop., on Cali-
fornia Southern Rd. Has several stores,
hotels, blacksmith and wagon shops, bank,
and excellent schools and churches.
FALLBROOK REVIEW; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; J. W. Cheatham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
WHEATLAND, Yuba Co., n 900
pop., on Oregon div. of C. P. Rd., 40 m. N. of
Sacramento. The raising of hops, fruit, live
stock and grain are leading industries.
Shipping point for the products of the
Spenceville copper mines of Nicolaus and
Smartsville.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1882 ;
Thad. J. McFarland, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WILLOWS, Colusa Co., n 1,700 pop.,
on line uf Nortliern Pacific Rd., 28 m. from
Colusa, and 30 from Chico. Neigliborhood
agricultural.
COLITSA CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24;
subscription $<; established 1885; Alexander
& Putnam, editors and publishers.
JOURNAL ; Sundays ; democratic ; tour
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established
1877; Kelley & Kelley, editors andpublishers ;
circulation K 1.
WINTERS, Yolo Co., a 700 pop., 22
m. from Woodland, and 28 from the State
CALIFORNIA.
capital, on the Vaca Valley Rd. Engaged
in fruit growing.
EXPRESS; Fridays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
ished 1884; Edwin C. Rust, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
WOODLAND, C.H., Yolo Co., D 3,500
pop., on the Califoniia Pacific Rd., 20 m.
from Sacramento and 86 from San Fran-
cisco, in an agricultural district, and on
direct line of Cal. & Oi-egon Rd. Chief pro-
ductions are w^heat, barley, fruit, raisins,
wine, wool and live stock. Engaged in
grape culture and manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and YOLO DEMOCRAT,
Thursdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
30x44; subscription— daily $6, weekly $3;
established— daily 1877, weekly 1867 ; Ruff uer
& Lee, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily L 2, weeklv K 1.
YOLO MORNING MAIL; every morn-
ning except Monday, and YOLO MAIL,
Saturdays ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 27x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$2.50; established— daily 1879, weekly 1868;
Wm. R. Ellis, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—dailv L 2, weekly K 1.
YOLO DE]>IOCRAT; (see Democrat.)
YOLO MAIL; (see Morning Mail.)
YREKA, C. H., SisUyouCo., ^ ],05»
pop., on Yreka Creek. Engaged in agricul-
ture and mining ; situated about 300 m. N.
of Sacramento, and about 25 S. of Oregon
State line. A trade centre for the northern
part of the State.
JOURNAL ; semi- weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $4 ; established 1856 ; Rob-
ert Nixon, editor and publisher ; circulation
Kl.
UNION; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $2.50; established 1852 ;
R. B. Loos, editor and publisher; circulation
K2.
YUBA CITY, C. H., Sutter Co., u l,20a
pop., in an agricultural district on Feather
r., nearly opposite Marysville, and 57 m. N.
of Sacramento.
SUTTER CO. FAR3IER; Fridays?
independent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1881 ; Sutter Co.
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
COLORADO.
AKRON, Weld Co., ^ 400 pop., a divi-
sion station on the Burlington & llis-souri
Rd., 112 m. E. of Denver. An agricultural
section.
PIONEER PRESS ; , Fridays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x.34 ; subscription $2 ;
establislied 1885; D.W.Irwin, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
STAR ; Thursdays ; fom- pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; Ballard
& Eaton, editors and publishers.
ALAMOSA, Conejos Co., g 1,200 pop.,
on Rio Grande r., and the terminus of two
divisions of the Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,
130 m. from Pueblo. Agi-icultural and stock-
raising district; gold and silver mines in
vicinity. It is the principal town in the cele-
brated San Luis Valley.
INDEPENDENT JOURNAL; Thurs-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
101
COLORADO.
COLORADO.
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1875 ; Malcolm
D. Mix, editor; Independent Journal Pub-
lishing' Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1886 ;
Rev. J. J. Gilchrist, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 ; issues also El Anciano.
EL ANCIANO; semi-monthly; Spanish;
Presbyterian ; four pages ; size, 16x24 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1882 ; Rev. J. J.
Gilchrist, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1 ;
Issues also the Sentinel.
ATiM-AyPdrk Co., n 500 pop., 1 m. from
South Park Rd. Engaged in mining, mill-
ing and stock-raising.
PARK CO. BUL.L.ETIN; Saturdays;
republican; four pages ; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1881 ; Hawkins & Cleg-
horn, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
ASPEN, C. H., Pitlcin Co., -n 5,000 pop.,
on Roaring Fork r., 60 m. from Leadville.
Rich mining country.
DEMOCRAT-PRESS; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1885 ; Press Printing
Oo., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
TIMES ; every mornmg except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1885, weekly 1881 ; B. Clark
Wheeler, editor ; Times Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly K 2.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUN; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1881 ; Sun and Herald Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
ATWOOD, Weld Co., cf 200 pop., on
Julesburg branch of the Western Pacific
Rd , 90 m. from Greeley. A rich farming
district, with large stock interests.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1-50 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Jno. W. Wilson, editor and
publisher.
BOULDER, C. H., Botilder Co., tl 3,300
pop., on Boulder Creek and Denver & Boul-
der Valley, Denver, Marshall & Boulder,
Colorado Central Rd., 28 m. N. W. of Denver.
Engaged in gold, silver and coal mining,
agriculture, and stock-raising; State Uni-
versity located here.
BOULDER CO. HERAL.D ; every
evening except Sundaj', and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily 24x35, week-
ly 36x48 ; subscription— daily .$7, weekly $2 ;
established 1880 ; Herald Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily L 2 ,
weeklv K 2.
NEWS AND BANNER; Tuesdays;
republican ; fom- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1869 ; R. H. Tilney, editor
and pnl)lisher ; circulation K 2.
SENTINELi ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1884; L. C. Paddock, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
BRECKENRIDGE, C. H., Summit
Co., n 1,657 pop., on Denver & South Park
division of the Union Pacific Rd., 30 m.
from Leadville, 105 from Denver. Mining
and stock-raising section.
JOURNAL. ; every day except Sunday,
and SUMMIT CO. JOURNAL.. Sat-
iirdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 16x22, weekly
26x40; subscription— daily $5, weekly $2.50;
established— daily 1880, weekly 1883; J. C.
Fincher, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily L 1 , weekly K 1.
SUMMIT CO. JOURNAL; {see Jour-
nal.)
SUMMIT CO. LEADER; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24.x34 ; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1880; Charles E.
Hard3', editor and publisher; circulationL 2.
BRIGHTON, Arapahoe Co., D 300
pop., at junction of Denver & Pacific and
Boulder Valley Rds., 19 m. from Denver. In
a mining and stock-raising section.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1SS6 ; Arthur G. Coykendall, editor ;
Temple & Coykendall, publishers,
BUENA VISTA, C.H., Chaffee Co., a
1,800 pop., on Denver & R. G., Denver & S.
P. and Midland Rds., 36 m. from Leadville.
Mining, agricultural and smelting town, at
an elevation of 7,500 feet.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2 5x34 ; subscription §2.50 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; W. R. Logan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
HERALD; Saturdays ; four pages; size
24x34 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1881 ; A.
R. Kennetly, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WASP; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; Sadie Bay, editor and publisher.
CANON CITY, C. H., Fremont Co., n
3,000 pop., on Arkansas r., 41 m. from
Pueblo and 161 from Denver. Has excellent
hot and cold soda springs. Coal, oil, sand-
stone and lime abound.
RECORD; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1875 ; W. B. Felton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
REPORTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
G. N. Udell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CASTLE ROCK, C. H., Douglas Co.,
n 300 pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 33
m. S. of Denver. Engaged in stock-raising
and mining.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x34; subscription $2; established 1880;
Hancock & H(jdges, editors and publishers ;
circidation L 2 .
CENTRAL CITY, C H., Gilpin Co.,
n 2,626 pop., in the Rocky Mountains, 40 m.
W. by N. of Denver. Supply point for the
surrounding mining district. Engaged in
gold mining, milling and smelting.
REGISTER-CALL ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly ,30x4-1; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly $3; established
1862; Laird & Marlow, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly K 1.
COLORADO SPRINGS, C. H.,
El Paso Co., a 7,000 pop., on Denver & Rio
Grande, Denver, Texas & Gulf, and Colo-
rado Midland Rds., 76m. from Denver ; also
on Fountain creek, at an elevation of 6,000
feet. The town has become a fashionable
summer resort, pai-ticularly for invalids, on
account of its mild and healthy climate.
Has three banks, a number of hotels, sev-
eral large saw mills, a public school and a
State school for deaf mutes.
GAZETTE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily
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COLORADO.
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— dally
22x:W. weekly 33x44; subsci-iption— daily $10,
weekly $2: established— daily 1878, weekly
1873 ; Gazette Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation — daily K l,weeklyK 1.
REPUBLiIC; tri-weekly, Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, and VVEEK.IjY,
Thursdays ; tri- weekly four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription— tri-
weekly $3.50, weekly .S2 ; established— tri-
weekly 1881, weekly, 1873; H. C. and M. S.
Crawford, editors, H. C. Crawford & Co.,
publishers ; ciix'ulation- tri-weekl v L 2 , week-
ly K 2.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 22x31 ; established 1885 ; "Willis
Coates & Co.. editors and publishers.
DEAF MUTE INDEX; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1874 ; Colorado Deaf Mute Institvi-
tiou, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HOUR; Saturdays; society; eight pages;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1885; A. H. Corinan, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation L 2 .
COMO, Park Co., u 650 pop., located
in the Great South Park region, on the
Union Pacific Rd.
HEAD LIGHT ; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 82 ; established lci83 ;
Richard Linthicuni, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
CRESTED BUTTE, Gunnison Co.,
-a 1,000 pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,
25 m. from Gunnison. Engaged in gold and
silver mining and coal and coke production.
EL.K MOUNTAIN PILOT; Thurs-
days ; reptiblican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1880 ; J. E. Phil-
lips, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CRYSTAL, Gunnison Co., -n 300 pop.,
19 m. from Crested Butte, the nearest rail-
road station, in a new district which is
being rapidly settled.
CRYSTAL, RIVER CURRENT; Sat
urdas's ; independent ; four pages ; size
20x26; subscription S3; established 1886 ; A.A.
Johnson, editor; Current Publishing Co.,
publishers.
DEL NORTE, C. H., Eio Grande Co.,
p 1,600 pop., on Rd. A business, mining and
» agricultural point.
SAN JUAN PROSPECTOR; Satur
davs; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$2; established 1874; Prospector Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DELTA, C. H. Delta Co., -a 250 pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 85 m. W. of
Gunnison. A farming and stock-raising dis-
trict.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; four
f* )ages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
Ished 1883; Delta Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
DENVER, C. H., Arapahoe Co.,n State
capital, 75,000 pop., at confluence of Cherry
Creek and S. Platte r., terminus of Kansas
Pacific, Denver Pacific, Colorado Central,
Denver & Boulder Valley, Denver & New
Orleans, Denver & San Juan, Denver,
Texas & Gulf, C. B. & Q., and Denver &
Rio Grande Rds., 620 m. west of Omaha,
Neb. An important and growing business
point. Leading city in the State, and com-
mercial centre for the mining and agricult-
COLORADO.
ural interests of Colorado and New Mexico.
Altitude 5,300 feet.
EVENING TELEGRA3I ; every even-
ing except Sunday ; four pages : size 14x21 ;
subscription S4.50 ; established 1886.
REPORTER ; every evening except
Sundaj^ ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion §5 ; established 1879 ; McDill & Kennedy,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican; eiglit
pages ; size of page 17x24 ; subscription— dallj'
$10, weekly $2 ; established 1866 ; Republican
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— dailv G 2, weeklv I 2 .
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS; every
morning, and AVEEKLY, Wednesd^s;
democratic ; eight pages ; size of page— daily
18x24, weekly 24x36 ; subscription— daily $10,
weeklj' $2 ; established 1859 ; Rocky Mountain
News Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailv H 2, weekly I 2 .
TAGLICHES COLORADO JOUR-
NAL ; every evening, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size — daily
26x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly $2.50; established 1872; Kratzer &
Reinbold, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily K 2, weekly I 1 .
TI3IES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; independ-
ent-republican ; four pages ; size— daily 26x4(i,
weeklv 24x36; subscription— daily $7.20, week-
ly $1.25 ; established 1871 ; Thos. F. Dawson,
editor; Times Co., publishers; circidation —
daily 1 1 , weekly K 2. ZS' Actual average
circulation of daily edition for one year pre-
ceding Nov. i, 1886, as x^er statement on file at
the o,tfice of the American Neivspaper JDirec-
tory, 2.353 copies.
ARGUS; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S6 ; I. Mitchell, editor and publisher ;
an organ of colored people.
BRITISH AMERICAN AND CAN-
ADIAN IN THE WEST ; Wednesdays ;
eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription
$2; established 1886; James Smeetou, editor
and publisher.
CHALLENGE; Thursdays ; prohibition ;
four pages ; size 22x:,0 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Mary Jewett Telford and Jacob
Telford, editors and publishers ; circidation
H 1; a children's edition, same title and size,
is issued mouthlv ; subscription 25 cents.
COLORADO CATHOLIC ; Satur
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1884 ; Rev. P. F. Carr,
editor and publisher : circulation L 2 .
COLORA DO FARMER AND LIVE
STOCK JOURNAL; Thursdays; agri-
culture and live stock ; ten pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; J. S. Stan-
ger, editor ; Colorado Farmer Publishing Co.,
publishers : circulation H 2.
COLOR ADA GRAPHIC ; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1SS6 ; Louis M. Bab-
cock, editor ; Graphic Printing Co., publishers.
EYE ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1><S5 ;
Pierce & Poe, editors and publishers ; dated
at South and West Denver.
FIELD AND FARM ; Saturdays; agri-
cultural; sixteen pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription .S2 ; established 1886; L. W. Cut-
ler and Lute Wilcox, editors; Field and Farm
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
HEROLD ; Saturdays; German; eight
pages; size 31x46; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1^84; W. Witteborg, editor and pub-
lisher; circidation I 1.
HOME JOURNAL; (North Denver);
Saturdays; four pages; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1884; Chas . F. Wilson,
editor and publislier ; circulation L 1 .
JOURNAL OF COM.MERCE; Thurs-
days; commercial; sixteen pages; size of page
11x14; subscription $3; established 1881:
F. A. Miller & B. Cha.se, editors ; Journal of
Commerce Piinting Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIHECTOKY.
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COLORADO.
Li ABO R ENQUIRER ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x86; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1882; J. R. Buchanan, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
QUEEN BEE; Wednesdays; woman suf-
frage ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1882; Mrs. C. M. Churchill,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2
RANf^E JOURNAL. ; Saturdays; stock
raising ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ;
subscription $'■) ; established 1884 ; Olney
Newell, editor; Live Stock Record Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
RETAIL, GROCER; Wednesdays;
commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription §1.50; established 1885; S.
W. Shepard, editor; Denver Retail Grocers'
Association, publishers; circulation J 1.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CELT; Satur
days ; eight pages; size ;-HJx44; subscription
$2 ; established 1882 : C. E. M'Sheehy, editor
and publisher; circulation H 1.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERAL.D;
Saturdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2; established 1860 ; H. M.
Rhoads, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion I 1 .
ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINING RE-
VIEW ; Thursdays ; mining ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x14; subscription 8^3; estab
lished 1879; The Mining Review Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
SUN ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; N. Brax-
ton . editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
COLORADO COLONIST AND
DENVER MANUFACTURER; bi
weekly ; immigration ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription .S2 ; established 1887 ;
J. D. Davis, editor; Western Immigration
Bureau, publisliers.
COLORADO SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x1.5 ; subscription .SI ; established 1885 ;
Aai'ou Grove, editor ; J. D. Dillenback, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FAMILY VISITOR; monthly ;
twenty-four pages octavo ; subscription 75
cents ; established 188T : T. F. Rust & Co., edi-
tors and publishei's.
MEDICAL TI3IES ; monthly ; medi-
cal; fifty two pages octavo; subscription
$1 ; established 1882 ; Thomas H. Hawkins,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION PACIFIC E3IPLOYEES'
MAGAZINE ; mouthlv ; labor; fortv pages
octavo; subscription ,$1 ; established 1886; H.
Breitenstein, editor ; District Assemblj' 82,
K. nf L , publishers ; organ of the employees of
the Union Pacific Railroad.
WESTERN CHURCHMAN;
monthly ; protestant episcopal ; eight pages ;
size 16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; Rev. A. B. Hunter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
DILLON, Summit Co., □ 450 pop., onD.
& S. P. Rd., at junction of the Denver & Rio
Grande Rd. An agricultural, stock-raising
and mining district.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription S2..50; established
1882 ; O. K. Gaymon, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DURANGO, C. H., La Plata Co., jH 800
pop., on D. R., G. Rd., on the Las Animas r.,
451 m. S. W. from Denver. Outfitting camp
for miners; good coking coal; surrounded
by an agricultural, mining, stock-raising
and mineral-producing distinct.
MORNING HERALD ; every morning
except Monday, and HERALD, Mondays;
republican ; four pages ; size— dailj'- 22x31,
weekly 24x36; subscription— dailv $10, weekly
$S ; established— daily 1886, weekly 1831; J. L.
and Geo. Marsh, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—weekly K 1.
HERALD ; (see Morning Herald.)
COLORADO.
IDEA ; Saturdajs ; six pages ; size of page
18x24 ; subscription .$3; established 1884 ; Frank
Hartman, editor; circulation K 1.
ELBERT, Elbert Co., D- 200 pop., on
tlie Denver & New Orleans Rd. A live stock
and agricultural section.
ELBERT CO. TRIBUNE ; Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; J. B. King,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
ERIE, Weld Co., c^ 28'in. N. of Denver,
1,200 pop., on the Boulder Valley and Denver,
Utah & Pacific Rds. In the midst of the
coalfields of Colorado.
ERIE-CANFIELD INDEPEND-
ENT; Fridays; independent; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2; A. I. Wilson,
editor, Wilson & Thompson, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
EVANS, Weld Co., cf 800 pop., on
Sotith Platte r. and Denver Pacific and Den-
ver & Omaha Short Line Rd., 48 m. from
Denver. Cattle-shipping point ; in stock-
raising and farming district.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Todd & Elliott, editors and
ptiblishers ; circulation L 2 .
FAIRPLAY, C. H., Park Co., n 450
pop., on Denver, South Park & Pacific Rd.,
80 m. S. W. of Denver. In the western part
of South Park, about 8 m. from Silverhlll
Mt. ; altitude 9,874 ft. Silver and gold are
mined here.
FLUME; Thursdays; four pages; size
24X&1 ; subscription $2..50 ; established 1879 ;
Hawkins & Cleghorn, editoi's and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
FORT COLLINS, C. H., Larimer
Co., i 2,500 pop., on C.C. and G.S.L. & P. Rds.,
45 m. S. of Cheyenne, Wyoming, and about
70 N. of Denver. Is in a stock and wheat
country, with a superior climate.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; independent-
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1878; Courier Printing
and Puljlishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 1.
EXPRESS; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; H. A. Crafts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LARI3IER BEE ; Wednesdays^ republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription $2 ;
established ls85 ; Bee Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FORT MORGAN, Weld Co., d 800
pop., including township, 76 m. from Den-
ver on the Julesburg branch of the Union
Pacific and Burlington & Missouri Rds., siu'-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing country.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $2; establish-
ed 1884 ; L. Johnson, editor ; circulation L 2.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Clear Creek
Co., u 3,000 pop., in the Rocky Mountains, 50
m. W. of Denver. Mining extensively car-
ried on.
ARBITRATOR ; Tuesdays ; labor ; four
pages ; size 2.3x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; L. E Cassatt, editor and publi-sher;
an organ of the Knights f)f Labor.
COLORADO MINER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Dormer & Noyes Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
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COLORADO.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1877 ;
J. S. Randall, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, C. H.,
Garfield Co., "□ l^XX) pop., 45 m. from Aspen.
Hot springs here. Excellent resort for In-
valids. Large cattle-raising section.
GLENWOOD ECHO; Saturdays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 18S5 ; Echo Printing Co.,
editors and publishers.
1:TE CHIEF; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Swan & Reid, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
GOLDEN, C. H., Jefferson Co., n 2,916
pop., 15 m. W. of Denver, on Clear Creek, a
fork of South Platte r., which affords water
power. On Colorado Central Rd. connect-
ing v?ith the Union Pacific at Cheyenne,
Kansas Pacific, and Denver & Rio Grande
Rds. Has numerous coal shafts, smelting
■works and copper reduction, pottery and
drain pipe works ; fire-brick and pressed
brick are extensively manufactured here ;
also a number of first-class flouring mills ;
extensive gulch-mining operations have
been inaugurated, and large glass works
have been recently established. Altitude
5,600 feet ; State School of Mines and State
Reform School are located here.
COLORADO TRANSCRIPT; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; George
West, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GLOBE; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established
1873 ; W. G. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GOTHIC, Gunnison Co., -n 600pop., on
East r., 7 na. from Crested Butte ; terminus
of branch of Denver & Rio Grande Rd.
Mining district.
SILVER RECORD; Saturdays; four
f)ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §3 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; Lewis A. Wait, editor; George
A. Jones, publisher; circulation K 1.
GRANADA, Bent Co., □, 300 pop., on
proposed extension of B. & M. Rd., 137 m.
E. of Pueblo. Surrounded by an agricultural
and stock-raising section, noted for its great
magnesia deposits.
EXPONENT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription §2; established 1886;
Minis & Keeps, editors and publishers.
GRAND JUNCTION, C. H., Mesa
Co.,-D 1,200 pop., on Denver & Rio Grande
Rd. and Grand r., one of the finest fruit-
growing sections in the State. Surrounded
by an agricultural and stock-raising district.
MESA CO. DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x3ti ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1833 ; Chas. W. Haskell,
editoi-, and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1882; Price & Ccmnely, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
GRAND LAKE, C. H., Grand Co,,
^ 500 pop., a mining town with a climate
rendering it attractive as a summer resort.
PROSPECTOR; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; John Smart, editor and pub-
lislier; circulation L 2.
COLORADO.
GREELEY, C. FT., Weld Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Union Pacific and Greeley, Salt
Lake and Pacific Rds., and on Cache La
Poudre r., 5 m. from its junction with
Platte r., 52 from Denver. The town lies in
the most desirable agricultural and stock-
raising portion of the State, in the neigh-
borhood of rich coal fields, and is rapidly
being settled by a superior class of set-
tlers. The people are now chiefly engaged
in agi'iculture. Greelej*^ is a strict prohibi-
tion town, the sale of intoxicating liquor
being forbidden by law. Has fine schools.
HOWITZER-; Fridays; eight pages ; size
a)x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; F. C.
Messinger, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
SUN ; Saturdays : republican ; eight pages ;
size 26x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Geo. B. Graham, editor; Sun Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages; size :30x44; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; E. J. Carver, editor ; Carver &
Dunning, publishers; circulation .J 1.
WELD CO. DE3IOCRAT: Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1887 ; Ward D. Hari-ing-
ton, editor and publisher.
GUNNISON, C. H., Gunnison Co., -n
4,000 pop. ; mining town on D. & R. G. and D.
& S. P. Rds. The county is not only very rich
in minerals (including gold, silver and iron)
and the centre of very important mining
interests and operations, but contains also
coal and considerable land adapted to
agriculture and grazing purposes.
REVIEW-PRESS ; tri-weekly, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays ; Tuesdajs
and Thursdays four pages ; Saturdays eight
pages ; size— "Tuesdays and Thui-sdays 20x26,
Saturdays 26x40 ; subscription — tri-weekly
$7.80, Saturdavs $3; established— tri-weekly
1886; Saturday edition 1881; A. B. Johnson,
editor; Review Press Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation— Saturdav edition J 1.
NEWS-DE3IOCRAT ; Tuesdays ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $3 ; established
1880; News-Democrat Pub. Co., publishers;
circulation J 1 .
HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Grand Co., ^ (iOO pop., on the line of B. & M.
Rd., now in course of construction. In an
agricultural and mineral region.
GRAND CO. MESSENGER; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 :
subscription $2.50 ; established ISSti ; J. R.
Godsmark & Fi-ed. Perrj-, editors ; Messenger
Printing Co., publishers.
HYDE, Weld Co., cf 100 pop., on Bur-
lington & Missom-i River Rd., in an agricult-
ural, stock-raising and mineral country.
COLORADO TOPICS; Fridays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 188() ; E. M. Forbes, editor ;
Forbes & Powers, publishers.
IDAHO SPRINGS, Clear Creek Co.,
D 1,500 pop., 14 m. from Georgetown, on Col.
C. Rd. Mineral springs and mininj.'.
COLORADO MINING GAZETTE;
Saturdaj's ; four pages; size 22x32; subscrip
tion $2.50 ; established 1882 ; Geo. W. Newland,
editor; Gazette Printing and Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Fridavs ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1883 ; P. 3Iix-
sell, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
105
COLORADO.
JULES BURG, Weld Co., li 800 pop.,
on Platte r. and Union Pacific Rd., at junc-
tion of Denver branch, 81 m. W. of North
Platte, Xeb., and 200 E. of Denver. An agri-
cultural section.
CHAMPION; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size oUx44 ; estal)lished 1881) ; M.
A. McGinnis, editor and publisher,
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; indepen-
dent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; established
188(5 ; F. A. Smith, editor and publisher.
LA JUNTA, Jient Co., P, 900 pop., on
Arkansas r., at junction of Atchison, To-
pelca & Santa Fe Rd. Cattle-raising and
agricultural country.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
2fix41 ; subscription $2 : established 1881 : G. D.
Phillips, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
LAKE CITY, C. H., Hinsdale Co., Q
900 pop., 200 m. from Pueblo, and 36 from
Denver & R. G. Rd. A silver mining point,
on Lake fork of Gunnison r.
SILVER WORLD; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $3 ;
established 18T5 ; James Gallowaj"^, editor ;
James Galloway & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
LAMAR, Jieut Co,, Q, 600 pop., on A.
P. & s. P. Rd., IKi m. E. of Pueblo. An agri-
cultural section.
BENT CO. REGISTER; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 20x2(i ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established IS8(J ; W. R. Davis, editor ;
The Register r'ublisliing Co., publishers.
LAS ANIMAS, C.H., (WEST LAS
ANIMAS P. O.) Bent Co., O, 1,000 pop.,
about 80 m. E. of Pueblo, on Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe and Ai-kansas Valley Rds.
In cattle and sheep raising district. Has a
fine climate, and is a resort for invalids
afflicted with lung diseases.
BENT CO. DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; tour pages ; size 2(ix40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 188(i ; C. E. Comstock,
editor ; Democratic Printing Co., publishers.
LEADER: Fridays; eight pages; size
34x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Juo.
A. Murphy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
LA VET A, Huerfano Co., g 450 pop.,
on Pueblo & Silverton branch of the D. & R.
G. Rd., (>i)m. from Pueblo. A summer resort,
surrounded by an agricultural, mining and
stock-raising district.
TIMES; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35;
subscription $2 ; established 188(5 ; A. J. Patrick,
editor and publisher.
LEADVILLE, C. H., LaJce Co., a
15,000 pop. Leading city and trade centre
of a mining district, which contains up-
wards of 25,000 pop., and produces one-
third of all the lead consumed in the U. S. ;
silver product of 18S3, $20,000,000.
CHRONICLE ; every evening except
Sunday, and CARBONATE CHRON-
ICLE, Mondays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— dailv 2oxS-*,
weekly 28x42 ; suoscription— dailv $10, weekly
$3: estabUshed 18T9: Carlyle C.Davis & Co..
editors and publisliers ; circulation — daily
H 1, weeklj' H 2 ; issue also the Herald-
Democrat.
HERALD- DEMOCRAT ; every
morninu: except Monday ; republican ; four
pages ; size :,6.\;42 ; subscription $12 ; estab-
COLORADO.
lished 1879; Carlyle C.Davis & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I 2 ; issue also
the Chronicle.
CARBONATE CHRONICLE; (see
Chronicle.)
OlSPATCH; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 2(5x4<) ; subscription $2.50;
established 188(i ; Dispatch Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
LONGMONT, Boulder Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on line of Colorado Central and Den-
ver, Utah and Pacific Rds., 32 m. from Den-
ver and 75 from Cheyenne. Centre of the
" Garden of Colorado," a superior agricul-
tural region.
LEDGER; Fridays; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1879 ; Henry L. Hay ward,
editor ; Ledger Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PRESS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x10 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ;
A. M. Hubert, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
LOVEL AND, -farmer Co., [^800 pop.,
on Colorado Central Rd., 50 m. from Denver,
in an agricultural, mining and stock-raising
district, noted for its beautiful mountain
scenery.
REPORTER; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1879;
Frank A. McClelland, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
MANITOU SPRINGS, El Paso
Co., D 750 pop., on l^ranch of Denver and Rio
Grande & Colorado Midland Rds. A summer
and health resort.
JOl^RNAL ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
Chas. P Brown, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 ; a daily is issued during June, July
and August.
MEEKER, Garfield Co. tl fiOO pop., on
White r., one of the most beautiful streams
in the West. Immense bodies of coal are
found in the immediate vicinity. Situated
in the centre of a stock-raising district. A
supply point for and the only town in tlie
extreme X. W. part of the State.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $3 ; established 1885 ; Jas.
Lyttle, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
MONTE VISTA, Rio Grande Co., g
800 pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd. Has
steam flouring mills and many other indus-
tries. Surrounded by a mining, stock-rais-
ing and farming district.
SAN LUIS VALLEY GRAPHIC;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; suljscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1884 ; C. S. Aldrich, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
MONTEZUMA, Summit Co., u 600
pop., 8 m. from Denver & South Park Rd.
A mining district.
MILLRUN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; .size
22x32; subscription $2.50; established 1882;
James R. Oliver, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
MONTROSE, C. H., Montrose Co., -n
SOO pop., on main line of D. & R. G. Rd., in a
mining, farming and stock-raising district.
MESSENGER ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1882; Cassel & Land, editors and
publishers.
106
GEO. P, ROWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size ..'2xol ; subscription, $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; J. F. Dowuey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MONUMENT, El Paso Co., U 300
pop., ou Monuiuent Creek and Denver & Rio
Grande Rd., 56 m. S. of Denver. Celebrated
for its picturesque scenery.
EL. PASO REGISTER; Fridays; in-
dependent : four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion 82 ; established 1885; E. A. Benedict, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
OTIS, ^^dd Co., cf 700 pop., on Bur-
lington & Missouri River Rd. A place of
active trade, surrounded by a rich farming
and stock-raising section.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays: republican;
four pages; size 22xo0; subscription $1.50; es-
tablishetl 1S86; Pruyn, Sims & Co., editors and
publishers.
OURAY, C. H., Ouray Co., J2 6,000
pop., in southwestern part of the State, on
Uncompahgre r., 400 m. from Denver. This
town is the centre of ? '^ch gold and silver-
mining quarter.
SOLID MULDOON; Fridays; demo
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S2.50 ; established 1879 ; Day & Atkins, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
TI3IES ; Fridays; labor; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Chas. A. Ward, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
PITKIN, Gunnison Co., -n 2,200 pop.,
on Denver &S. P. Rd., 25 m. E. of Gunnison.
Gold, silver and coal mining, and sampling
works. Three stamp mills and one silver
mill now running.
3IINING NEWS; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 2:!x34 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1881 ; Frank P. Sheafpr, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PLATTEVILLE, Weld Co., cri25
pop., on South Platte r., and Denver branch
of Union Pacific Rd., 35 m. N. of Denver.
Hay, grain and stock-raising.
RECORD; Thursdays: independent;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; Temple & Coykendall, editors
and publishers; circulation L2.
PUEBLO, C. H., Pueblo Co., g 18,000
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Narrow
Gauge Rd., and Arkansas r., 118 m. S. of
Denver. Terminus of Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rd., and Denver, Texas & Gulf
Rds. Is the supply point for the San Juan
mining countrj' and commercial centre for
the agricultural, stock and mining interests
of Southern Colorado and New Mexico.
The metropolis of Southern Coloi'ado, and
surrounded by an agricultural and stock-
raising district. Iron ore is found in great
abundance. Extensive iron and Bessemer
steel works are located here ; also three
smelters, one of which is the largest in the
world, with a cash capital of S1,000,(XX).
3outh Pueblo, on opposite bank of Ar-
kansas r., has been consolidated with Pueblo
as one municipality, but retains a distinct
post-office.
CHIEFTAIN; every morning except
COLORADO.
Monday, and COLORADO CHIEF-
TAIN, Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ;
size of page 13x20 ; subscription— dailj' $12,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1871, weekly
1868 ; Chieftain Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily J 1, weeklv J 2.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and SATURDAY EVEN
ING STAR, Saturday; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
—daily ^^-lth weekly $7, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1883. weekly 1885 ; Star Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily K 1,
■\veeklv K 1.
PRiESS ; (South Pueblo P. O.) every even-
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1886 ; J. C. Moore,
editor ; Press Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
COLORADO CHIEFTAIN; (see
Chieftain.^
COLORADO LIVE STOCK RE-
VIEW AND C O M 31 E R C I A L
STANDARD; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
Charles W. Bowman, editor and publisher :
circulation K 1.
3IINE, STACK AND RAIL; (South
Pueblo P. O.) Wednesdays; mining; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x13 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1882; D. Bauman, editor and pub-
lisher.
SATURDAY EVENING STAR; (see
Evening Star.)
SUNDAY OPINION; (South Pueblo
P. O.) Sundays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; E. H.
Osgood & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
COLORADO 3IETHODIST; (South
Pueblo P. O.) semi-monthly ; methodist epis-
copal ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1882 ; Rev. W. J. Jackson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RED CLIFF, C.'H., Eagle Co., n a
mining locality, inhabited principally by
miners and ranchmen.
EAGLE RIVER COMET; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1881 ; Phipps &
Adams, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
TI3IES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; G. C. Ash & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
RICO, C. H., Dolores Co., p 1,500 pop.,
a mining camp on Dolores r., 30 m. W. of
Rockvvood. a station on San Juan branch of
D. & R. G. Rd. The centre of an important
mineral region. Mines of gold, silver, cop-
per, iron, coal, etc. Reduction of ores by
smelting and milling is carried on.
NEWS RECORD ; Saturdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1883 ; Holmburg & James,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
ROSITA,C.H.,C«s<frCo.,gi.o00pop.,
50 m. from Pueblo and ;:iO from Canon Citj'.
Gold and silver mining.
SILVER NUGGET: Tuesdays; inde-
pendent; fi)ur pages; size 19x25; subscrip-
tion $2; established lS:;-'6 ; W. E. Remington,
editor and publisher.
SAGUACHE, C. H., Saguache Co., p
840 pop., 60 m. W. of Canon City, 35 N. of
Del Norte. In centre' of the San Luis Valley,
a large and rich agricultural section, and-
surrounded by a celebrated mining country
DE3IOCRAT : Thursdays ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estal)lished
1882 ; Henry M. Mingay, editor and piiblisher ;
circulation L 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
107
COLORADO.
SALIDA, Chaffee Co., n 3,500 pop., on
Denver & Rio Grande Rd. Iron mines ;
copper and silver mines ; railroad shops ;
300 men employed.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Frida.vs ; democratic;
daily four pages ; weeklj' ei^ht pages ; size-
daily 22x32, weekly 30x44; subscription— daily
^10 ; establislied 18S2 ; W. B. McKinney, editor ;
H. J. Hakins, publisher; circn— daih' L2.
MAIL ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
S2.n0; established 18S0; Truesdell & Erdlen,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SILVER CLIFF, Custer Co., g 1,200
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 35 m.
S. of Canon City. Mining, stock-raising and
agricultural district.
RUSTLER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Wm. J. Orange, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SILVER PLUME, Clear Creek Co.,
D 1,100 p )p., about IJ'o m. W. of Georgetown.
Silver mines in the vicinity. A supply point
for the surrounding country.
SILVER STANDARD : Saturdays ;
•eight pages ; size 26x40 ; e-tablished 18S5; W. H.
Blantou, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2
SILVERTON, C. H., San Juan Co., J3
2,500 pop., in a district engaged In the min-
ing and reduction of gold and silver ores.
A business centre for the surrounding
country, and terminus of the Denver & Rio
Grande Rd.
DE310CRAT ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1881 ;
John R. Curry, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
LA PLATA MINER; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1875; Will C. Smyth, editor; Alfred
lies, publisher ; circulation K 1.
SAN J I 'AN ; Thui-sdays ; four pages ; size
22x:il ; subscription §3; established 1886; Geo.
X. Raymond, editor and publisher.
SOUTH PUEBLO, Pueblo Co., g
12,000 pop., 1 m. from Pueblo, of which it is
a part although it retains a distinct post-
office, on Arkansas r. and Denver & Rio
Grande Rd., and terminus of Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Stock, agricultural
and manufacturing industries. Extensive
Bessemer steel works are located here ; also
extensive smelting works. These indus-
tries, with the railroads, employ several
thousand laborers.
PRESS; (see Pueblo.)
MINE, STACK AND RAIL; (.see
Pueblo.)
SUNDAY OPINION; (see Pueblo.)
COLORADO METHODIST ; (see
Pueblo.)
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Itouit
Co., \j 75 pop., on the Yampah r., 120 m. N.
W. of Georgetown. It has hot and cold
sulphur springs. A noted summer resort.
PILOT ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
■20x25; subscription $2: established 1885 ; Jas.
Hoyle, editor and proprietor ; circ'n L 2.
STERLING, Weld Co., cf TOO pop.,
on Denver Short Line branch of Union Pa-
cific Rd. and onsurvej' of Holdredge branch
of B. & M, Rd. Farming and stock-raising
district. Location of round liouses, etc.
COLORADO.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; Krauss &
Smith, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
PLATTE VALLEY RECORD; Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
established 1886 ; Gordon & Rowd en, editors
and publishers.
TELLURIDE, C. H., San Miguel Co.,
p 1,100 pop., at head of San Miguel r., 18 m.
from OUray and 60 m. from Montrose.
Mining and stock-raising district.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. B. Graham, editor ; Repub-
lican Publishing Co., publishers.
SAN MIGUEL JOURNAL ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription S3 ; established 1881 ; Chas. S.
York, editor; Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
TRINIDAD, C. H., Las Animas Co., Q^
3,22D pop., on Las Animas r., 210 m. S. of
Denver, via D. & R. G. Rd., and 650
from Kansas City via Southern Extension
of A., T. & Santa Fe Rd.; at junction of lat-
ter with Denver & Rio Grande Rd. Centre
of a grazing and farming countiy. Sur-
rounded bj^ fields of superior coking coal.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Monday; and CATTliEMEN'S ADVER-
TISER, Thursdays; English and Spanish ;
daily four pages, weeklj- eiglit pages ; size —
daily 24x36 , weeklj^ (size of page) 20x26 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $6 ; established
1882 ; M. Beshoar, editor ; Advertiser Printing
Co., publishers; circulation— daily L2,
weekly K 2 ; the third page of the weekly is
entitled El Annunciador de Trinidad.
CATTLEMEN'S ADVERTISER;
(see Advertiser.)
NEWS; Fridays ; republican ; four
liages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lislied 187S* ; News Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
WALSENBURG, C. H., Huerfano
Co., p 620 pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,
56 m. S. of Pueblo. Lumber, live stock and
agricultural district. Coal mines employ-
ing 300 men in vicinity.
HUERFANO CACTUS; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; Cac-
tus Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
WESTCLIFFE, Custer Co., g 500
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 30 m.
from Canon City. In a stock-raising and
mining section.
WET MOUNTAIN TRIBUNE ; Sat-
urdays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 : established 1883 ; S. P. Lacj', editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
WHITE PINE, Gunnison Co., -n 500
pop., on Tomichi Creek, 12 m. N. of Sar-
gents, a station on the Denver & Rio Grande
Rd.,and 40 m N. E. of Gunnison Citj'. A
mining settlement.
CONE; Fridays; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $3 ; established 1888 ; John H.
Howard, editor; White Pine Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation L2.
WRAY,Wekl Co., cf 250 pop., on Bur-
lingtcm & Missouri River Rd., in a farming
and stock-raising section.
RATTLER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x:;5 ; established 18^6 ; B. E.
Condon, editor and publisher.
108
GEO, P. ROWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
YUMA, TeW Co^zf 1,000 pop., on Bur-
lington & Missouri Rd. The centre of trade
for a fine agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
SUN; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription §2; establislied 1886 ; W. J. Good-
speed, editor and publislier.
CONNECTICUT.
ANDOVER, Tolland Co., ^ 900 pop ,
on New Yorlc & New England Rd., 23 m. E.
of Hartford.
BEE HIVE; bi-monthlj- ; bee culture;
sixteen pages octavo ; subscription 30 cents ;
established 1886 ; E. H. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher.
ANSONIA, ^"^ew Haven Co., g 5,500
pop., on Naugatuck Rd. and r., 16 m. N. of
Bridgeport and 10 m. W. of New Haven;
terminus of New Haven & Derby Rd. En-
gaged in manufacture of clocks, brass, cop-
per and woolen goods, etc.
EVENING !SENTINEL, ; every even-
ing except Sunday and Wednesday, and
NALUATLCK VAL.L.EY SENTI-
NEL, Wednesdays; four pages; size — daily
22x34, weekly 29x44; subscription— daily $4,
weekly §1.50; established— daily 1884, weekly
1871; J.M.Emerson, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K 2, weekly .J 2.
NAUGATUCK VALLEY SENTI-
NEL ; (see Kvening Sentincl.i
BIRMINGHAM, iV^ew Haven Co., g
In the town of Derby, which comprises tlie
boroughs of Birmingham, Ansonia and Old
Derby and the suburban borough of Shelton
(which is a part of Birmingham, although in
another county). Population, of Derby
township, 20,a.0, divided as follows : Bir-
mingham, including Shelton and Old Derby,
12,000; Ansonia, 8,000. lOm.W.of New Haven,
at junction of Naugatuck and Housatonic
rivers.
ADVERTISER ; every morning except
Suntlay ; indepeudeut ; four pages ; size
22x36 ; subscription §6 ; established 1886 ;
Shelton Printing Co., eilitors and publishers ;
datesl at Derbv and Shelton.
DERBY TRANSCRIPT; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1867 ; D. H.
Bacon, editor ; Derby Printing Co., publishers ;
cii-culation J ] .
BRIDGEPORT, C. B.., Fairfield Co.,
^ 36,000 pop., on Long Island Sound and New
York & New Haven Rd., 56 m. from New
York City, and at the junction of Housa-
tonic and Naugatuck Rds. Engaged in sew-
ing machine, carriage, furniture, fire-arms,
corsets and other manufactures, and the
coast trade.
EVENING FARMER; every evening
except Sunday, and REPUBLICAN
FARHIER, Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 28x42, weekly ;t0x48 ; sub-
scription—<laily .S7, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 186.3, weekly 1790; Gould & Stiles, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily I 2 ,
weekly 1 2 .
EVENIN(; POST; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; four pages; size 23.x36; estab-
lished 1883; Hills Bros., editors and publish-
ers : circulation H 1.
3IORNINC; NEWS; every morning
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; sub-
CONNECTICUT.
scription $5: established 1877: Louis C. Prin-
dle, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
STANDARD ; every evening except
Sunday, and REPUBLICAN STAND-
ARD, Fridays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 28x46,
weekly (size of page) 18x23 ; subscription-
daily $7, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1854,
weekly 1839 ; John D. Candee and George C.
Waldo, editors : Standard Association, pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily *l 2 , weekly I 1 .
BRIDGEPORTER A N Z E I G E R ;
Saturdays; German; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription SI.20; established 1S85 ; William
Greisinger, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
EXAi>llNER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x;:6 ; subscription §1 ; established 1866 ;
Examiner Publishing Co.. editors and pub-
lishers ; an edition of the liAvtf^ird Examiner.
REPUBLICAN FARMER; (see £:i;en-
ing Farmer.)
REPUBLICAN STANDARD; (see
Standard.)
SUN; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Wm. H. May, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
NEW ENGLAND MEDICAL
MONTHLY; medical; eighty -eight pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1881; W. C. Wile. M. D.. editor; J. L.
Gould, publisher ; circulation H 1.
BRISTOL, ^"W/ord Co., ± 5,900 pop. ^
17 m. W. of Hartford, on N. Y. & N. E. Rd.
Clocks, hardware and knit goods principal
manufactiu'es.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; neutral; eight pages ;
size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
C. H. Riggs, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2 ; an edition entitled the News is is-
sued for Plainville.
CAIiAAN, Litchfield Co., t] 1,537 pop.»
at junction of Housatonic and Conn. West-
ern Rds. ; business centre ; tobacco ware-
house ; 73 m. from Bridgeport, and 56 from
Hartford. A large factory has recently been
erected for the purpose of making granu-
lated milk. The process was patented in
1886, and this is the only factory of the kind
in the country.
CONNECTICUT WESTERN
NEWS I Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1871 ; S.
C. Beckley, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n J 1.
COLLINSVILEE, Hartford Co., ^
3,000 pop., on Hartford & Conn., Western &
New Haven & Northampton Rds. Engaged
in manufactures. Is said to have the
largest manufactory of edge tools in the
country.
TUNXIS VALLEY HERALD;
(see Unionville.)
D ANBURY, C. H., Fairfield Co., p
11,667+ pop., at terminus of Danbury &
Norwalk Rd., 63 m. from New York and
on New York and New England Rd. ; a
branch railroad ali^o connects with Housa-
tonic at Brookfleld. Engaged in manufac-
tures, the principal of which are hats.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Wednesday and Sunday, and NEVVS,
Wednesdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 25x:3S, weekly 34x46 ; sub-
scription—daily S4, weekly S2 ; established-
daily 1883, weekly 1870; J. M. Bailey, editor
and publisher : circ'n— dailv 1 1 , weekly H 1.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x41; subsci-iption$1.50; established 1877;
F. R. Swift, editor; Danbury Democrat Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation I 1 .
AMElilC^VN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
109
CONNECTICUT.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; four papes ;
size 22x31; suljscriptiou $1.25; established
1885; J E. Beers, editor and publisher.
NEWS ; (see Evening News.)
D ANIELSON VIL.LE, Windham Co.,
zf 4,000 pop., in Killingly and Brooklyn
townships, on Quinnebaug r. and Norwich
& Worcester Rd., 25 m. from Norwich. En-
gaged in cotton, woolen, belt, stocking,
shuttle and shoe manufacture.
WINDHAI>I CO. TRANSCRIPT;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; J. Q.
A. Stone, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
DEEP RIVER, 3/f(?fZ/esea; Co., g 1,200
pop., on Conn. Valley Rd., 30 m. from Hart-
ford and 30 from New Haven. Manufac-
turing town.
NEW ERA ; Fridays; independent ; four
ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1874 ; Fred. I. Hammond, editor ; Chas.
fi
A. Kirtland, publisher; circulation J 1.
DERBY, ^ew Haven Co., p 4,000 pop.,
on the Naugatuck and New Haven and
Derby Rds., 9 m. W. of New Haven and 13
m. N. E. of Bridgeport. Has manufactories
of various kinds.
ADVERTISER; (see Birmingham.)
EAST HARTFORD, Hartford
Co., ^ 4,000 pop., on New York & New Eng-
land Rd. Has lai'ge paper mill and carriage
factories besides various, other industries.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; saoscription .$1.50; established 1885;
Henry B. Hale, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation .J 1 ; dated at East Hartford. South
Windsor and Glastonbury.
ESSEX, Middlesex Co., p 1,800 pop.,
on Contiecticut r. and on Hartford & Con-
necticut Valley R 1. Engaged in the manu-
facture of ivory goods, bone goods, cotton
wadding, emei-y wheels, etc.
P E O P L, E S' J O L RN A L. ; monthly ;
eight pages ; size 22x3(i ; subscription 50
cents; established 18S5; H. C. Newton Com-
pauy, editors and publishers ; circulation X.
GLASTONBURY, Hartford Co., b
1,350 pop., on the E. bank of the Connecticut
r., 7 m. below Hartford. Manufacturing
principal industry.
GAZETTE; (see East Hartford.)
GREENWICH, Fairfield Co., p 9,350
pop., on Long Island Sound. On N. Y. & N.
H. Rd., 27 m. N. E. of New York City. A
place of residence for New York City busi-
ness men ; in an agricultural community.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; four pages;
size 2i)x40; subscription .$1.50; established
1881 ; Edwards Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
HARTEORD, C. H., Hartford Co., ^
State Capital, 42,5.53 pop., on Connecticut
r. and on New Haven and Hartford Rd. En-
gaged in commerce and manufactures.
COURANT; evei-v morning except Sun-
day, and CONNECTICUT COURANT,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
30x46; subscription — daily S8, weeklv S2; es-
tablished—flaily 18:B6, weekly 1764; Hawley,
Goodrich & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—<lailv (> 1. weeklv G 1.
EVENING POST; every evening ex-
CONNECTICUT.
cept Sunday, and CONNECTICUT
POST, Saturdays; republican; eight pages;
size of page 17x23 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly $1.50; established 1856; Evening Post
Association, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily G 1, weekly G 1.
TELE(xRA1>I ; every morning except
Sunday; democratic; four pages ; size 23x35;
subscription $5; established 1883; Hartford
Telegram Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lallon H 2.
TIillES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK-LiY, Thursdays; democratic;
daily eight pages, weekly ten and twelve
pages ; size of page 16x23 ; subscription— daily
$8, weekly $1 ; established— dailj' 1841, weekly
1817 ; Burr Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation— dailv G 1, weeklv H 2.
AMERICAN POULTRY YARD;
Saturdays; poultry raising; four pages; size
16x22; subscription §1.50; established 1878; H.
H. Stoddard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1 ; issues also the Co-operative Poultry
Post and Poultry World.
CENSOR ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1; established 1885;
Lucien P. Smith, editor ; The Censor Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation .J 1.
CHRISTIAN SECRETARY; Wed-
nesdaj's ; baptist ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1822 ; S. D. Phelps,
D. D., editor and publislier ; circulation I 2 .
CONNECTICUT CATHOLIC; Satur-
daj's ; catholic ; eight pages ; size oOx46 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1876 ; John E. Scan-
Ian, editor ; M. F. Scanlan, publisher ; circUla-
ti(m H 2.
CONNECTICUT COURANT; (see
Courant.^
CONNECTICUT FARMER; Satur-
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1879 ; A. R. Par-
sons, editor ; circulation H 2.
CONNECTICUT POST; (see Evening
Post.)
DER HARTFORDER HEROL.D;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; M. Galody,
editor and pitblisher : circulation K 2.
EXAMINER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subsci'iption §1 ; established 1881 ;
Examiner Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1 ; editions are also
issued for Bridgeport, Derby, Meriden and
Waterbury.
GLOBE; Sundays ; eight and twelve
pages; size of page 15x22; subscription §2;
established 1876 : Allen WiUey, editor and
publisher; circulation G 1.
RELIGIOUS HERALD; Thursdays;
congregational ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription §2.50; established 1843; David B.
Moselej^ & Sons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
SUNDAY JOURNAL; Sundays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1867; Joseph H. Bai'num,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
TRINITY TABLET; every three
weeks ; twenty pages ; size of page ltxl2 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1868 ; Students
of Trinity College, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued du-
ring the collegiate vear.
CO-OPERATIVE POULTRY
POST; monthly; poultry raising; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884; H. H. Stoddard, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the
American Poultry Yard and Poultry World.
INSURANCE JOURNAL; monthly;
insurance ; sixty-eight pages octavo ; estab-
lished 1871.
POULTRY "WORLD 5 monthly; poul-
try raising ; forty-two images ; size of page
9x11; subscription $1.25; established 1872; H.
H. Stoddard, editor ami publisher ; circula-
tion H 2; issues also the American Poultry
Yard and the Co-operative Pmiltry Post.
JOURNAL OF INEBRIETY; quar-
terly ; medical ; eighty pages octavo ; sub
scription $2 ; established 1876 ; T. D. Crothers,
110
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT.
M. D., editor; published under the auspices
of the American Association for the Cure of
Inebriates ; circulation K 2.
JEWETT CTTY^^ew London Co.,U^
1,55(^1 pop., on Norwich & Worcester Rd., 9 ni.
from Norwich, and 7 from Plainfield. En-
gaged in the manufacturing of cotton.
PRESS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; F. O. Bur-
gess & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Plainfield Mes-
senger.
IiITCHFIELD,C. H., Litchfield Co., ^
3,41tH pop., on the Shepaug branch of Dan-
bury Si Norwalk Rd., and about 4 m. W. of
the line of the Naugatuck Rd. Engaged in
manufactures.
ENQUIRER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 2Tx4< ( ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1826 ; George A. Hickox, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
STAR ; monthly ; eight pages ; size 22x:>2 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1S86 ; Fred-
erick W. Cone, editor and publisher.
MERIDEN, -Vejtf Haven Co., g 22,000
pop., on Boston & New York Trunk Rd., and
terminus of the Meriden & Cromwell Rd., 18
m. from New Haven and same distance
from Hartford. Engaged in manufacture
of silver-plated and Britannia goods, brass
hardware, cutlery, steel pens, guns, glass- i
ware, cabinet organs and hardware in all
its branches.
JOl'RNALi; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent; four pages; size 24x36;
established 18S6 ; The Journal Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily'24x40, week-
ly 26x40 ; subscription— daily §8, weekly $2 ;
established 1866 ; Wm. F. Graham, editor and
publisher ; circulation — daily J 2, weekly J 1.
EXAMINER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Examiner Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1 ; an edition of the
Hartford Examiner.
MIDDLETOWN, C. H., Middlesex
Co. , i^i 14,(X) pop., on Connecticut r., and New ;
Haven, Middletown & Willimantic Rd., at [
an equal distance from New York and Bos- I
ton, and 35 m. from Long Island Sound. |
Engaged in various manufactures. Centx-e j
of a large trade.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §5 ;
established 1S83; Middletown Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation .12.
PENNY PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and SENTINEL AND WIT-
NESS, Satuiidays ; independent-democratic;
four pages; size— daily 20x26, weekly 28x42;
subscription— daily $3, weekly .S1.50; estab-
lislied— daily 1SS4," weekly 1823 ; Ernest King
& Son, editors and publishers; circulation—
dailv J 2. weoklv .1 1.
CONSTITUTION; Tuesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
81.50; established 183? ; C. W. Church, editor
and puV)lisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL AND WITNESS; (see
Pennii P/r.ss.)
COLLEGE ARGUS; biweekly; twen-
ty pages; size of page 8x11; subscription $2;
established 1868; Students of the Senior and
Junior Classes of the Wesleyan University,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a
college paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
MILFORD, J^ew Haven Co., g 3,400
pop., on Long Island Sound, and on the
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rd.
Engaged in agricultural and manufactur-
ing pursuits.
OPINION; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Wm. S. Hockenberry, editor
and publisher.
MOODUS, Middlesex Co., g in East
Haddam township, 3,000 pop., on Moodus r.,
near its entrance into the Connecticut, and
about 12 m. S. E. of Middletown.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays; four pages, size
28x44; subscription $1.50; established 1869;
Joseph E. Selden, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
MYSTIC RIVER, ^"ew London Co.,
□, village on Mystic r. Ship-building, fishing
and manufacture of printers', bookbinders'
and other hardware ; Menhaden oil works
here.
MYSTIC JOURNAL; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; Anderson & Fairbrother, pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
Stonington Mirror.
MYSTIC PRESS; Thursdays; inde-
pendent-republican ; four pages ; size 22x;30 ;
subscription §2; established 18T3; L. M.
Guernsej', editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
NAUGATUCK, ^'ew Haven Co., g
5,043 pop., on Naugatuck Rd., 5 m. from
Waterbury. Manufactures rubber clothing,
boots, shoes, ^voolen underwear, cutlery,
buttons, wagon wheels and farming imple-
ments.
AGITATOR; Sattxrdays ; four pages;
size 24x36 : subscription .$1 ; established 1885 ;
H. C. Baldwin, editor; Agitator Publishing,
Book and Job Printing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
ENTERPRISE; Fridays ; eight pages:
size 34x4S; subscription 81.75; established
1877 ; B. A. Peck, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
R E V I E W; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x36; subscription §1.50; established 1880;
Edwin A. Dorlon, editor ; Nauiiatuck Print-
ing and Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
NEW BRITAIN, Hartford Co., r^
19,800 pop., 10 m. from Hartford, on Hart-
ford, Providence & Fishkill and New York
& New England Rds. Engaged in manu-
facturing hardware, jewelri', knit goods
and other articles
EVENING HERALD; every evening
except Sunday, and HERA LI), Thursdays ;
republican ; dailj' eight pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size— daily 31x44, weekly (size of page)
15x22: subscription— dailv §6, weekly §1 ; es-
tablished-daily 1882, weekly 1880 : Clias. E.
Woodruff, editor and publisher; circulation
—dailv K 2, weekly 1 1 .
n E l{ A L l> ; (see Evening Herald.)
I N n E P EN D ENT : Saturdays ; lalwr ;
four pages; size 26x4o ; subscription §1; es-
tablished issn; T. H. Kehoe, editor ; KcJioe &
Crosbv, imbli^hers.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription §2; established H76 ;
R. J. Vance & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
RECORD! Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1865; Francis W. Baker, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
Ill
CONNECTICUT.
SUNDAY DE1>10CRAT; Sundays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x85 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; estal»llshed 1886.
NEW CA.'SA.A.H, Fairfield Co., P2,673
pop., 8 m. from Stamford and 5 from Nor-
walk ; terminus of New Canaan Rd. Prin-
cipal manufactures, boots, shoes and cloth-
ing; 1}^ hours from New York. Western
Union Telegraph communication.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 34x35; subscription $1-50;
established 18T7 ; William W. Kirk, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
NEW HARTFORD, ii<c7i/f^M Co.,
Y: 3,000 pop., on New Haven & Northampton
Rd., and Hartford & Connecticut Western
Rd., 29 m. from Hartford.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription .§1.50; established 1831;
Henry R. Jones, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
NEW HAVEN, C. H., New Haven
Co., cp 70,000 pop., at head of New Haven
bay, 4 m. from Long Island Sound, 73 from
New Yoi'k ; the largest and most populous
city in the State. Six railroads centre here.
Seat of Yale College. A business centre
having large inland and coastwise com-
merce besides considerable foreign trade,
carried on direct and through New York.
Extensively engaged in the manufacture of
carriages, india-rubber and gutta-percha
goods, firearms, cutlery, musical instru-
ments, etc., and a large number of iron and
steel products.
CONNECTICUT REPUBL.IKAN-
ER ; every morning except Sunda}% and
WEEKIiY, Saturdays; German; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 22x29, weekly
24x38 ; subscription— daily .86.50, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1879, weekly 1867; Weigand
Schlein, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dailv L2, weeklv K 1.
EVENING REGISTER; every evening
except Sunday, COLUMBIAN REGIS-
TER, Thursdays, and SUNl) A Y REGIS-
TER, Sundays ; (lemocratic ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription— daily §6, weekly §1, Sun-
day S2; established— daily 1840. weekly 1812,
Sunday 1879 ; Register Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation — daily a 1, weekly H 2, Sun-
day (i2.
MORNING JOURNAL. AND COU-
RIER; everv niorning except Sunday, and
CONNECTICUT HERALD AND
JOURNAL, Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 30x46; subscription— daily $6,
weekly .$2; established— daily 1832, weekly
1766 ; CaiTington Publishing Co., editors and
publishers: circ'n — tlally H 1, weeklj' J 2.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; Sat-
urdays el'j.ht pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription
$5.50 ; established 1862 ; Morning News Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
PALLADIUM; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY', Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 28x42, week-
Ij' 30x46; subscription — ilailv $6, weeklv §2;
established— daily 1840, weekly 1829 ; Palladi-
um Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily H 1, weekly .1 1 .
UNION; every evening except Sundav,
WEEKLY, Thursdays, and SUNDAY
UNION, Sundays; eight pages; size 32x44;
subscri])t1on— daily §8, weekly .$1, Sunday .§2;
established— dally 1870, weekly 1873, Sunday
1865 ; Union Printing Company, elitors and
publishers ; circulation— dailv H 1. week I j'
J 1 , Sunday H 2.
CONNECTICUT.
YALE NEWS; every day except Satur-
day and Sunday ; four pages ; size 15x23 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1878 ; Students of
Yale College, editors and publishei's ; circula-
tion K 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
CONNECTICUT BOTSCHAFTER;
semi weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; H. Bussmanu, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
COLUMBIAN REGISTER: (see
Eveninq Register.)
CONNECTICUT HERALD AND
JOURNAL; (see Morning Journal and
Courier.)
CONNECTICUT VOLKSBLATT ;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription .$1.20; established 1885; Paul
Gebhard, editor and i)ublisher; circ'n K 1.
SATURDAY' TELEGRAM; Satur-
days; labor; four pages ; size 22x32; sub.scrip-
tion .$1; established 1886; Telegram Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
SHORE LINE TIMES; Fridays; in
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1877 ; E. M. Jerome, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SUNDAY REGISTER; (see Evening
Register.)
SUNDAY UNION ; (see Union.)
YVORKMEN'S ADVOCATE ; Satur-
days; labor : four pages ; size 20x30; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; Trades Council Pub-
lishing Committee, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
YALE COURANT; bi-weekly; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1..50; established 1865; Students of Yale
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; a college paper; Issued during the col-
legiate year.
YALE RECORD; bi-weekly; twenty-
six pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
.§1.60; established 1872 ; Students of Yale Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
^AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCI-
ENCE ; monthly; science; eighty pages
octavo ; subscription $6 ; established 1818 ;
James D. and E. S. Dana, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
CRESCENT; monthly; sixteen pages;
size ot page 8x11 : subscription 60 cts. ; estab-
lished 1882; Students of the Hillhouse Higli
School, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 ;
a school paper ; issued dui'ing the school year.
CRITIC ; monthly ; independent ; twentj-
pages ; size of page 8x11; subscription 75
cents ; established 1872 ; Students of Hopkins
Grammar School, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; a school paper ; issued dur-
ing the school vear.
HIBERNIAN RECORD; monthly;
Ancient Order of Hibernians ; four pages ;
size "22x32 ; subscription 60 cents ; established
1878 ; John D. Cunningham & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J 2.
HO.>IE WORLD; monthly; literary;
seventy pages ; .size'>f page 7x11 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1885 ; Elijah C. Baldwin, editor
and publisher.
HOUSEHOLD PILOT; monthly;
eiglit pages ; size26x.38; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1S79 ; J. F. Bliven, editor ; Pilot
I Publishing Co., publishers; circulation G 2,
including si)ecial editions.
LA N C E ; monthly ; Knights of Columbus ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription (ii) cents;
established 1886; Lance Printing & Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
LOOMIS' MUSICAL AND MA-
SONIC JOURNAL; monthly; music;
masonrv ; twenty-four pages; size of page
J0xl3; subscription $1 ; established 1865 ; C. M.
Loomls, publisher ; circulation I 2 .
NEW ENGLANDER AND YALE
REVIEW; monthly; literary; ninety-six
pages; size of page 6x10: subscri])tion §3;
established 1843 ; Wm. L. King.sley, editor and
publisher; circulation -J 1.
11-,'
GEO. P. KOW^ELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
OLD TESTAMENT STUDENT;
monthly ; forty pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription SI ; established 1SS2 ; W. R. Har-
per, Ph. D , editor ; American Pul)lication
Society of Hebrew publishers ; circ'n J 2.
YAiLE L-ITERARY 3IA«AZINE ;
monthly; one hundred pages octavo; sub-
scription S3; established 1836; Students of
Yale College, editors and publishers; a col-
lege paper ; circulation L 2 .
YO \j N G REPUBLIC A N ; monthly ;
republican ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription SI; established 18S5 : J. Rice
Winchell, Wade H. Thompson and Jacob P.
Goodhart, editors ; New Haven Young Men's
Republican Club, publishers.
NEW LONDON, C. H., New London
Co., Q, 13,000 pop., on Thames r., having a
good harbor. Engaged in commerce and
manufacturing. A summer resort.
DA Y ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEK, Thursdays ; four pages ; size— daily
23x32, weeklv 28x42 ; subscription— dailv So,
weekly SI ; established 1881 ; John A. Tibbits,
editor; Day Co., publishers; circulation —
daily H l. weekly I 1 .
310RNING TELEGRAPH : every
morning except Sunday ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x39 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished ias5 ; The Telegraph Co., editors and
publishej-s ; circulation H 1.
WEEK ; (see Day.)
NEW MIEFORD, Litchfield Co., \j
5,0 HI pop, of entire town, on Housatonlc r.
and Rd., 35 m. from Bridgeport, and 16
from Danbury. Largely engaged in tobacco
trade and button manufacturing.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x4(i ; subscription $2 ; established
1872 ; Joshua A. Bolles, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
NORTH MANCHESTER, ffart-
ford Co., [f] 7,000 pop., on New York & New
E. Rd. Manufactures silk, gingham and
paper. A large factory for the manufacture
of electric light apparatus has recently been
erected.
MANCHESTER SATURDAY
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription Sl-50 ; established 1881 ;
Elwood S. Ela, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
NORWALK, Fairfield Co., p 13,956t
pop., on Norwalk r. and New York, New
Haven & Hartford Rd., 42 m. from New
York, and at junction of Norwalk & Dan-
bury Rd. Engaged in manufactures.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subsci'iption $2 ; estab-
lished 1800 ; H. S. Byington. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .11.
HOI R AND WESTPORT AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; B. W. Maples, editor ; John H.
Wade, publislier; circulation H 1.
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL; month
ly; four pages; sive 22x32; subscription .50
cents; established 1881; B. J. Sturges, editor
and publisher; a real estate advertising sheet.
NORWICH, C. H..,New London Co.,P,
21,141 pop., at head of navigation on Thames
r., 13 m. from New London, and midway
between New York and Boston on Norwich
& Worcester division of N. Y. & N. E. Rd.,
also on New London Northern Rd. A line
of steamers make dailj' trips between here
CONNECTICUT.
and New York. Engaged in commerce and
manufactures.
MORNING BULLETIN; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and COURIER, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily 24x36, week-
ly (size of page) l(»x23 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly SI ; established— daily 1858, weekly
1796; The Bulletin Co., publishers; circula-
tion—dailv H 1, weeklv H 2.
COOLEY'S WEEKLY ; Satiudays ;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription 50 cents ;
J. G. Coolev, publisher ; circulation G 1.
COURIER; (see Morning Bulletin.)
PEOPLES' GAZETTE; Saturdays;
four pages; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1882 ; Gordon Wilcox, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
PEAINFIELD, Windham Co., n' 5,000
pop., on Norwich & Worcester branch of N.
Y. & N. E. Rd., 16 m. from Norwich. Iron
foundry and cotton mills. The surrounding
country is a flue agricultural section.
MESSENGER ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
C. F. Burgess, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition entitled the Press is is-
sued for Jewett City ; issues also the Home
Frie7id.
HOME FRIEND; monthly ; eight
pages; size 22x32; subscription 40 cents:
established 1885 ; Chas. F. Burgess, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 ; issues also the
Messenger.
PLAIN VIELE,iy«r</ord Co., bl,930t
pop., 14 ni. W. of Hartford, junction of H.
P. & F., and N. H. & Northampton Rds.
Woolen goods, clocks and carriages are
manufactiu'ed here.
NEWS; Thursdays: neutral ; eight pages ;
size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
C. H. Riggs, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 ;
an edition of the Bristol Pi-ess.
PORTLAND, Middlesex Co., g 4,156
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., 14 m. S. of Hartford. Quarries of red
stone here, employing about 1,200 men.
MIDDLESEX CO. RECORD ; Fri
davs ; eight pages ; size ;J)x44 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1885; W. A. Chapman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PUTNAM, Windham Co.. cf 6,000
pop., on Quinebaug r., at junction of N. Y.
& N. E. Rd. and the Norwich & Worcester
Div., 26 m. from Worcester, 33 from Norwich
and 61 m. from Boston. Engaged in the
manufacture of cotton, woolen and silk
goods, boots, slippers and shoes, cutlery,
steam heaters, clothing, trunk and carriage
. manufactories, liunber yards and wood-
working establishments.
PATRIOT; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 85x50; subscription $2; estab
lished 1873; Macdonald & Williams, editors
and Dublishers ; circulation J 1.
WINDHAM CO. NEWS; Wednes
davs; in(le]3endent ; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription S1.-5 ; establishetl 18S6 ; E. C.
Nicln)ls, editor and publisher; issues also the
Webster, Mass., W ,7-cester Co. Nercs.
WINDHA3I CO. STANDARD ;
Wednesdays; eight pages; size 34x4^^ ; sub
scription SI ; established 1882 ; Nathan W.
Kennedy, editor and publisher; circ'n H 1.
'RI'DG'ETIE.Ij'D, Fail field Co., p-.',i)'2St
pop., on Danbury & Norwalk Rd., 10 m.
from Danbury and 14 from Norwalk. Is a
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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CONNECTICUT.
summer resort of New York city residents
and lies in a farming quarter.
PRESS; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; Ed. C.
Bross, editor ; Press Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
ROCKVILLiE, Tolland Co., ^ 6,800
pop., in Vernon township, 16 m. from Hart-
ford, on Rockville branch of Springfield
division of New York & New England Rd.
Principallj^ engaged in manufacture of
woolen and silk goods. The largest en-
velope works in the world is situated here.
JOURNAIi ; Thursdays; independent;
four passes ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1866 ; Thomas S. Pratt, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TOLIiAND CO. LEADER; Thurs
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ;
subscrijjtion .$1.50; established 1879; B. L.
Burr, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SALISBURY, Litchfield Co., \^ 3,700
pop., on Hartford & Conn. Western Rd., 25
m. from Winsted. The surrounding coun-
try Is engaged in agriculture and the mining
of iron ore.
PARISH MONITOR ; monthly ; pro-
testant episcopal ; twenty pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription 50 cents; established 1885;
Rev. J. H. George, editor and publisher.
SEYMOUR, New Haven Co., g 3,000
pop., on Naugatuck Vy. Rd., at junction of
Naugatuck, Bladen and Little rs., supply-
ing ample water power for many large fac-
tories. Engaged extensively in the manu-
facture of paper, horseshoe and wire nails,
marine telegi-aph cables, rubber, copper,
brass and plush goods. A large silverware
factory has been recentlj- added.
RECORD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871; W. C. Sharpe. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2. ^^^ Actnal average
circulation for one year x>rececling Nov. 12,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 878
copies.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size 26x38;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; J. H.
Whiting, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SHELTON, yew Haven Co., g
ADVERTISER ; (see Birmingham.)
SOUTH COVENTRY, Tolland Co.,
t] 2,043 pop., on Willimantic r. and New Lon-
don Northern Rd., 35 m. from New London.
Engaged in manufactures.
COVENTRY LOCAL. REGISTER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1868;
J. McLaughlin & Sou, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; an edition of the Stafford
Springs Press.
SOUTHINGTON, Hartford Co., i
5,411-f- pop., 20 m. N. of New Haven, on New
Haven & Northampton Rd. Engaged in the
manufacture of general hardware, carriage
hardware, pocket cutlery, silver-plated
ware, tacks and wood screws.
P H CE N I X ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; C. S. Haviland, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the
Unionville Tunxis Valley Herald.
CONNECTICUT.
SOUTH NORWAL.K, Fairfield
Co., p 6,000 pop., on Norwalk r. and N. Y. &
N. H. Rd. and Danbury & Norwalk Division
of Housatonic Rd., 42 m. from New York
and 38 from New Haven. Hat manufac-
turing and extensive oyster business car-
ried on. Connected with Norwalk by horse
cars.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x3(i ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; F.
S. Lyon, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages; size 35x48; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1870; Golden Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SOUTHPORT, Fairfield Co., p 1,200
pop., on Mill r., on New York, New Haven
& Hartford Rd. Onion raising and ship-
ping are the principal industries.
FAIRFIELD ADVERTISER; Thurs-
days; twelve pages; size of page 10x12; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1884 ; Church Rec-
ord Association, publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
issue also the Church Record.
CHURCH RECORD; semimonthly;
protestant episcopal : sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1885 ; chas. G. Adams, editor ; Church Rec-
ord Association, publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
issue also the Fairfield Advertiser.
SOUTH WINDSOR, Hartford Co.,
[i 2,000 pop., on New York & New England
Rd. Large paper mill and various other
manufactories here.
GAZETTE; (see East Hartford.)
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Tolland
Co., [^ 4,455 pop., in Stafford township, on
Willimantic r. and New Loudon Northern
Rd., 50 m. from New London. Engaged in
woolen, cotton and iron manufactures.
Mineral springs located here.
HOME MESSENGER; Wednesdays;
four pages; size22xo0; subsciiption 75 cents;
established ISsO ; J. D. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
PRESS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; svibscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; J. McLaughlin & Son. editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2 ; an edition en-
titled the Coventry Local Register is issued
for South Coventry.
STAMFORD, Fairfield Co., JJ 15,000
pop., on Long Island Sound and New York,
New Haven & Hartford Rd., 34 m. from
New York. Engaged in manufactures and
coast trade, and is a summer resort. Pos-
sesses among its industries the "Yale &
Towne Manufacturing Co.," with a capital
of a million dollars ; the St. John, Hoyt &
Co. lumber works, the second great indus-
try of Stamford ; also an extensive straw
hat factory, largest coloi-ing extract and
liquorice concern in the country, Lin-
crusta-Walton Manufacturing Co., and
numerous minor manufacturing concerns.
Has water works and complete system of
sewerage, gas, electric lights and horse
railway. Is the residence of a large num-
ber of persons who do business in New
York City. Has good schools and fine
churches.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
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CONNECTICUT.
lished 1839 ; Gillespie Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
C03IET; Saturdays ; independent; four
pages; size 2* )x30; subscription SI; established
1883 ; William A. Royce, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
HERALD ; "Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size aixSii ; subscription S2 : es-
tablished 1875 ; Geo. Baker, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .J 1.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S2; established 1886; Geo. Saw
ter editor ; Stamford News Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
STONINGTON, ^''^ London Co., D,
7,353 pop., and port of entry on the sea
coast at eastern extremity of Long Island
Sound, 12 m. E. of New liOndon, with w^hich
it is connected by the Stonington and Provi-
dence Rd. New York & Stonington Steam-
boat line connects with New York City
daily. Has a good harbor, and is engaged
in coast trade and manufactures.
MTRROR ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869; Anderson & Fairbrother, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; an edi-
tion entitled the Mystic Journal is issued for
Mystic River.
THOMASTON, Litchfield Co., ^3,500
pop., on Naugatuck Rd., 10 m. from Water-
bui-y. Has clock works and rolling mills.
The extensive and celebrated works of the
Seth Thomas Clock Co. are located here.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1880; C. James, A. M., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.; ,
THOMPSONVILLE, Hartford Co.,
^ 4,300 pop., on Connecticut r., and N. Y., N.
H. & S. Rds., 8 m. from Springfield and 18
from Hartford. Engaged in carpet and
other manufactures.
PRESS; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
Frederick P. Parsons, editor; Parsons Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
TORRINGTON, Litchfield Co., ^
4,214 pop., on Naugatuck r and Rd. Ex-
tensive manufactories ; noted brass works
are located here.
REGISTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; H. M. White, editor ; Register
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
UNIONVILLE, Hartford Co., ^
1,700 pop., on New Haven & Northampton
Rd., 14 m. from N. Hartford and 84 from
New Haven. Engaged in manufacture of
paper. Iron bolts, cutlery and general hard-
ware.
TUNXTS VAIiEEY HERAL.D ; Fri
days; four pages; sizf 2(ix40 ; subscripticm
$2; established 1881; C. S. Haviland, editor
and publisher ; eii'culation L2; an edition,
same title, is issued for Collinsville : issues
also the Southlngton Phoenix.
WALLINGFORD, Neio Haven Co.,
^ 3,500 poj)., on New York, New Haven &
Hartforfl Rd. A manufacturing town,
WITNESS; Fridays; eiyht pages; size
26x4't; suhs(Miption .$2; establisiied 1886; J. E.
Beale. editor and pul>lishei-.
FARM AM) HOITSEHOL.I); month
ly ; sixteen pages size of page 11x14 ; sub-
CONNECTICUT.
scription $1 ; established 18S3; Geo. R Knapp,
editor ; Farm and Household Publishing Co.,
puVilishers ; circulation X.
WATERBURY, New Haven Co., g
29,000 pop., on Naugatuck Rd., 30 m. from
New Haven and 32 from Hartford, at inter-
section of New ^ ork & New England and
Naugatuck Rds. Engaged largely in manu-
facturing brass, brass goods, German silver,
buttons, clocks, watches and various other
articles. The largest brass manufacturing
city in the world.
A3IERICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and W^EEKLY, Fridaj's ; inde-
pendent-republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 27x42,
weekly 32x46 ; subscription — dailj' $6,
weekly $2 ; established — daily 1866, weekly
1844 ; American Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly H 1.
REPUBliICA \ ; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republi-
can; daily four pages, weekly eight pages; size
—daily 22x36, weekly 36x4S : subscription
—daily $5, weekly $2 ; C'^tablished 1881 ; J. H.
Morrow, editor and jjublisher ; circulation —
daily K 2, weekly K 1.
BROOKLYN OBSERVER ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 18S6 ; Henry W.
H. Satchwell, editor and publisher.
EXAi>IlNER ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Examiner Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1 ; an edition of the
Hartford Examiner.
NEW ENGLAND WOCHEN-
BLATT ; Saturdays; German; four pages;
size 22x36; subscription S1.50; established
1885 ; F. Dietmeier, editor ; New^ England
Wocheublatt Co., publishers ; circ'n L 2.
SUNDAY DE3IOCRAT; Sundays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1881; C. & M. T. Maloney, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
WEST HAVEN, New Haven Co., g
2,500 pop., on the New York, New Haven
& Hartford Rd., 2 m. from New Haven.
It has numerous manufactories, and the
population is rapidly increasing.
BUDGET : Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 : subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; W.
F. Hendrick, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
WESTPORT, Fairfield Co., p 3,600t
pop., on Saugatuck r.. Long Island Sound,
and New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., 45 m. from New York City.
HOUR AND ADtERTISER; (see
Norwalk.)
WESTPORTER ; Saturdays: four
pages ; size 22x31 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; John S. Jones, editor ; Westport
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K 1.
WEST WINSTED, Litchfield Co., ^
3,000 poi>., at junction of Naugatuck and
Hartford & Connecticut Western Rds. Ex-
tensively engaged in various manufactures.
A trade centre.
WINSTED ADVERTISER: Mon
days ; four pages ; size 14x22 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 18'6; J. E. Godsoe, editor ;
Grant & Williams, publishers.
WINSTED HERALD; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1853 ; J. H. Vaill. editor ;
Winsted Printing Co.. publishers; circ'n J 1.
WETHERSFIELD, Hartford Co.,^
2,300 pop., on Conn. Valley Rd., and Con-
necticut r., 3 m. S. of Hartford. Engaged
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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DELA WARE.
in agriculture and the growing and ship-
ping of garden seeds.
FARMER; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x2(; ; established 1S86 ; J. H. Van Keuren and
E, F. Heubler, editors and publishers.
WILL.IM ANTIC, Windham Co., d
6,612 pop., in Windham towTiship, on Willi-
mantic r., and New London Northern Rd.;
Air Line division of tlie N. Y., N. H. & H.
Rd., and on the Providence division of the
N. Y. and New Eng. Rds., 30 m. from Hart-
ford and 59 from Providence. Engaged in
silk, cotton and other manufactures.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; McDonald & SafEord, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNATj; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1847 ; F. E. Beach, editor ; Hall & BUI
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
WINDSOR LOCKS, Hartford Co.,
t\ 3,00U pop., on N. Y., N. H. & H. Rd., 12 m.
N. of Hartford. Manufacturing of paper,
hosiery, steel, silk, rubber rolls and school
furniture ; also has iron foundry, large ma-
chine shops and cotton warp mills.
JOURNALi; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
S. T. Addis, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 1.
WINSTED, Litchfield Co.,^ 2,744 pop.,
at terminus of Naugatuck Rd., 26 m. from
Hartford and 62 from Bridgeport. Exten-
sively engaged in manufacturing. Centre
of trade.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; four pasres ; size
26x40: subscription $2; established 1873; Lu-
cien V. Pinney, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
W00D:QITRY, Utchfield Co., Y: 2,149*
pop.. 12 m. from Waterbury. Cutlery,
flasks, shot pouches and woolen goods
manufactured.
REPORTER; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription S1.25;
established 1877; W. W. Wisegarver, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
DELAWARE.
DOVER, C. H., Kent Co., n State capi-
tal, 4,0(X) pop., on Jones creek, 5 m. from
Delaware bay, and on Delaware Rd., 48
from Wilmington and 77 from Philadelphia.
Sm-rounded by a peach-growing and agri-
cultural district ; has a large glass factory.
DEIiAWAREAN; Saturdays: demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1859 ; E. Saulsbury, publisher ;
circulation J 1,
DELAWARE FAR3I AND HOME;
Thursdays ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1885 ; Wes-
ley Webb, M. S., editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2 .
STATE SENTINEL; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; H. W. Cannon, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Sussex Co.,
g 2,273+ pop., on Delaware, Md. & Va. Rd., 40
m. from Dover and 89 from Wilmington.
Treat & Co's. placque factory and wood
novelty works are located here.
DELAWARE DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1; established 1882; Delaware
Democrat Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 2.
SUSSEX JOURNAL; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1867 ; J. B. Clark, editor ;
Clark & Downham, publishers ; circ'n J 1.
HARRINGTON, Kent Co., d 1,500
pop., on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti-
more Rd. An agricultural and peach-grow-
ing district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Enterprise Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
liAUREL, Sussex Co,, p 1,200 pop.,
on Broad Creek, and on the Delaware Rd.,
90 m, S. of Wilmington and 6 m. S. of Sea-
ford. An academy, flour mills and various
manufactories ai-e situated here.
GAZETTE; Satui-days; four pages; size
26x4U ; subscription §1 ; established 1885 ; Ga-
zette Publisliing Co., publisliers ; circ'n K 1,
liEWES, Sussex Co., g 3,103t pop., on
Delaware bay, opposite the Breakwater, and
at terminus of Delaware, Maryland & Vir-
ginia Rd., 104 m. from Wilmington and 56
from Dover. Has fish factories and can-
neries.
BREAKWATER LIGHT ; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.; established 1871 ; I. H. D. Knowles, editor
arid publisher ; circulation K 2.
MIDDLETOWN, New Castle Co., ^
2,U00 pop., on Delaware Rd., 25 m. from
Wilmington. Centre of large agricultural
and fruit-growing district. Engaged in the
manufacture of carriages and agricultural
implements, and the curing and canning of
fruits.
. NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; fom- pages: size
26x40; subscription .SI; established 1885; G.
W. Reeve, editor; Freeman & Weber, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; Alex. L. Moreau. editor;
Moreau Bros., jjublishers ; circulation K 1.
MIIiFORD, Kent Co., u 3,429t pop., on
Mispillion r. and Delaware, Md. & Va. Rd.,
68 m. from Wilmington, 98 from Phila-
delphia. Centre of an agricultural, fruit-
growing and fruit-cui-ing section. Ship-
building is also largely engaged in.
CHRONICLE; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1878 ;
Theo. Townsend, editor and publisher; cir-
culation .T 1 .
PENINSULAR NEWS AND AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays ; independent-
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1857; H. L. Hyn-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEWARK, New Castle Co., \^ 2,000
pop., 12 m. from Wilmington and 40 from
Philadelphia, on Baltimore & Ohio Rd. Ter-
minus of Newark & Pomeroy and Newark
& Delaware City Rds. ; B. & O. goes through
centre of town. Farming carried on ; also
paper and cloth manufacture. Delaware
State College and Academy of Newark and
Delaware Normal School are located here.
DELAAVARE LEDGER; Saturdays ;
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DELAWARE.
DELAWARE.
democratic ; four pasres ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877; Bovven &
Bro., editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
DELAWARE COLLEGE RE-
VIEW; monthly; twenty paKCS ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription SI; established 1883;
Students of Delaware College, editors and
publishers : circulation K 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
NEW CASTLE, iVe?« Castle Co., [^
4,0tK) pop., on Delaware r., 36 m. from
Philadelphia, at head of Delaware bay, on
Del. div. of Phil., Wilmington & Baltimore
Rd., 5 from Wilmington. Has iron and
pipe works, cotton factories, woolen, car-
pet and rolling mills. The surrounding
country is agricultural; navigation open
all seasons ; has a good harbor.
STAR ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages , size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; H. M. Bowman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
SEAFORD, Sussex Co., g 1,500 pop.,
on Nanticoke r. and Seaf ord branch of the
Phila., Wilmington & Baltimore Rd., 84 m.
S. of Wilmington. In a farming section.
DELAAVARE REVIEW; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Review Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
SMYRNA, Kent Co., a 2,800 pop., on
Smyrna branch of Delaware Rd., 36 m. from
Wilmington and 60 from Philadelphia. En-
gaged in the peach trade, and has several
manufactories.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription .$3 ; established 1883 ; G.
B. Taylor, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 •
Robert D. Hoftecker, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
WILMINGTON,C.H.,xVeM? CastleCo.,
{^ 50.000 pop., on Delaware r. at junction of
Christiana. Baltimore & Philadelphia, and
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rds.,
connecting with all the important cities
North and South ; terminus of Delaware
Rd., which is the main line of the Dela-
ware and Eastern Shore system, with
branches to every county. The Wilmington
& Reading, also the Delaware Western Rds.
have their terminus here. Engaged in tlie
building of wooden and iron steamboats
and cars, and manufacturing machinery,
cotton and woolen goods, morocco, powder
and various other articles.
EVERY EVENING AND COM-
MERCIAL; every evening except Sun-
day, an.l DELAWARE GAZETTE
AND STATE JOURNAL, Thursdays ;
Independent ; four pages ; size— daily 24x38,
weeklv 28x42; subscription— dailv $5, weekly
ftl ; established— daily 1866. weekly 1784:
Every Evening Publishing Co.. editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily H 2,weckly J 2.
FREIE PRESSE; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and DELAWARE
PIONIER, Saturdays; German ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size— daily 21x36, weekly
22x:i4 ; subscription— dailj' S5, weekly 82 ; es-
tablished—daily 1880, weekly 1869; 'Charles
Scheu, editor; Xannette Scheu,, publisher ;
circulation— daily .T 1, weeklv K 1.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and DELAWARE MORN-
ING NEWS, Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size— daily 24x38, weekly 26x38 ; sub-
scription— dailv $5, weekly 75 cents ; estab-
lished—daily 1880, weekly 1883; Watson R.
Sperry, editor ; News Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation— daily H 1, weekly J 2.
REPUBLICAN; everv evening except
Sunday, and DELAWARE REPUBLI-
CAN, Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size— daily 22x32, weekly 29x4H ; subscription
—dally $3, weekly S2 ; established— daily 1874,
weeklj- lS3i; ; Geo. W. Vernon & Sons, editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily H 1, week-
ly J 1 .
DELAWARE GAZETTE AND
STATE JOURNAL; (see Ever y Even-
ing and Commercial.)
DELAWARE .MORNING NEWS;
(see Morninq Neus.)
DELAWARE PIONIER; (see Freie
Presse. )
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN; (see
Republican.)
PENINSULA METHODIST; Satur
days ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ; size
27x38 ; subscription §1 ; established 1875 ; Rev.
T. Snowden Thomas. A. M., editor ; J. Miller
Thomas, publisher ; circulation I 2 .
PEOPLES' WITNESS; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrii>tion $1 ; es-
tablished ISSti; A. Worthington Brinckley,
editor ; Witness Publishing Co.. publishers ;
an organ of colored people.
SUNDAY ;>IORNING STAR; Sun-
days ; fovir pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1881 ; J. B. Bell, editor ; Star
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
TIMES: Saturdays; independent; foui*
pages; size 20x2(i; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 18S6; Boolhe & Good, editors and
publishers.
WILMINGTONIAN; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; sul3scrip-
tion §1 ; established 1882 ; Wilmingtonian Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
G'EO'RG'ETO'W'S, Washington Co., a
a suburb of Washington.
COURANT; (see Washington.)
COLLEGE JOURNAL; (see Washing-
ton.)
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co. a Capital of the United States, 204,000
pop., on Potomac r. Political centre of
United States, containing the Capitol and
department buildings.
CRITIC; every evening except Sunday;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; sub-
scription S5 ; established 1868 ; R. H. Syl-
vester, editor ; Evening Critic Publisliing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and STAR, Fridays: inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly and Satur-
day eight pages ; .size — daily 24x4ii, weekly,
(size of page) lSx24, Saturday (size of page)
20x24 ; subscription— daily §6, weekly SI ; es-
tablished 1852 ; Crosby S. Noyes, editor ; Even-
ing Star Newspaper Co., publishers ; circu-
iafion— daily D 2, weekly I 1 . 2^" Actual
average circulation of daily edition for one
year preceding Oct. 29, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office <>f the American News-
paper Director II, 23,.>^'5 copies.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; everj
morning except Sunday, and \>EEK.L\,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x:>8 ; subscription— daily §6, weekly 75 cents;
established 1860; National Republican Co.,
publishers; circulation— daily U l, weekly G 1.
POST; every morning, and WEEKLY,
Fridays ; democratic ; dally four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 24x38, weekly
38x46 ; subscription— daily S6, weekly .81 ; es-
tablished--daily 1877, weekly 1878: Stilson
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
Ill
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Hutchins, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily G 1, weekly F 1.
REPORTEK- ; every morning except
Sundaj-; four pages; size 20x31; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1885 ; A. H. Lewis, editor ;
Washington Reporter Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
WASHIXGTONER JOURNAL;
triweekly, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 2:3x36 ; sub-
scription $4.80; established 1873; Werner Koch,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN; Tuesdays; prohibition;
four pages ; size 'lixoQ ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; E. D. Bailej% editor ; American
Publishinsr Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
AMERICAN FLAG; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1887 : John F. Lipphard, editor
and publisher.
AMERICAN ORANGEMAN ; Wed
nesdays ; loyal orange institution of the
United States of America ; four pages ; size
22x38; subscription $1; established 1886; Joseph
C McCready, editor i issues also the Amer-
ican Protestant.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; Joseph C.
McCready, editor ; American Protestant Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issues also Amer-
can Orangeman.
ARMY AND NAVY REGISTER;
Satui'days; milltarj- and naval; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x14; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1878 ; Edmund Hudson, editor ; Army
and Navy Register Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation 1 1 ; issue also Hudson's
Army and Navy List.
BEE; Saturdays; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription ,$2 ; established 1882 ; W. C.
Chase, editor ; Bee Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J 2 ; an organ of colored people.
BOYCE'S SATURDAY ANVIL;
Saturdays ; temperance ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1871 ; Silas Boyce, editor and publisher.
C A PITAL ; Sundays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size of page 14x21 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1871 ; Edmund Hudson, publisher;
circulation H 2.
CHURCH NEWS ; Sundays; catholic ;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886; Milton E. Smith, editor; The
Lepley & Finster Publishing Co., publishers.
COURANT ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44: subscription $1.50; established ]885j
Excelsior Planting Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1 ; dated at Georgetown.
CRAFTSMAN; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ;slze 24x36 ; subscription $1; established
1883 ; H. V. Bisbee, editor ; Ramsey & Bisbee,
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
DER VOLKS-TRIBUN; Saturdays;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Carl Roeser,
editor; E. Waldecker, publisher; circ'n J 2.
GROCER AND MERCHANT; Satur
days ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estal^lished 188(i ;
Lewis K. Hall, editor; Burgess & Hall, pub-
lishers.
HATCHET; Saturdays; independent;
eight Images ; size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883; W. T. Talbott, editor ; Hatchet
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
LAW REPORTER ;Wednesdays; legal;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1874 ; John S. Blair, editor ;
Law Reporter Co., publishers; circ'n L2.
NATIONAL FREE PRESS; Sundays;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $l..=iO ; es-
tablished 1879 ; William J. Armstrong, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
NATIONAL POST-ECHO; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; suljsci-iption $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; R. B. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; dated at Staunton, Va.
NATIONAL TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
^1; established 1877; National Tribune, editors
and publishers ; circulation A 1.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NATIONAL VIEW; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; sub.scription
$1 ; established 1879 ; View Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation X.
PEOPLES' ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1876; J. W. Cromwell,
editor; C. A. Lemar, publisher; circ'n K 1.
PUBLIC OPINION; Saturdays ;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1885; Public Opinion Co.,
editors and publishers.
REPUBLIC ; Sundays ; four pages ;
size 28x40; subscription 2.50; established 1877;
Thomas H. Heath, manager ; circulation 1 1 ,
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subsci-iption $3 ; established 1873 ; Louis
Schade, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
STAR; (see Evening Star.)
SUNDAY CHRONICLE; Sundays;
independent-republican ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; J.
Q. Thompson, editor; J. Q. Thompson & Co.,
publishers; circulation J 2.
SUNDAY GAZETTE; Sundays; in-
dependent-republican ; four pages ; size
29x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 : T. G.
Morrow, publisher ; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1866 ; I. N. Burritt, editor ; T.
B. Kalbf us, publisher ; circulation G 1.
U. S. GOVERNMENT ADVER-
TISER; Thursdays ; government con-
tracts ; eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
cription $5 ; established 1882 ; Hudson & Co.,
publishers ; circulation .1 1 .
WORLD'S NEWS; Sundays; labor;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 52 cents ;
established 1885 ; Sarle & De Akers, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
COPP'S LAND OWNER ; semi-
monthlj'^ ; legal ; public lands ; twenty pages ;
size of page 9x12; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1874; Henry N. Copp, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
AMERICAN MICROSCOPICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; scientific; twenty-
eight pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Henry L. Osborn, Ph. D., editor ;
circulation K 2.
BANNER OF LOVE; monthly; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription
30 cents; established 1883; Isaac Keeler, edi-
tor and publisher ; does not insert advertise-
ments.
COLLEGE JOURNAL; (Georgetown)
monthlj' ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; Students of
Georgetown College, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
COUNCIL FIRE; monthly; reform;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; T. A. and M. C.
Bland, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
COURIER; monthly; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
C. W. Bennett, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1; devoted to information as to sol-
diers' pensions, etc.
HEALTH AND HOME ; (see Chi
cago. 111.)
HUDSON'S ARMY AND NAVY
LIST ; monthly; thirty-two pages; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Army and Navy Register Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 2; issue also
the Army and Navy Register.
NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED MAG-
AZINE; monthly ; thirty-two pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; E. J. Gray,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
PATENT AND COURT HOUSE
R E C O R D ; monthly ; patents ; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886; August Peterson, editor;
Louis Bagerer & Co., publishers.
PATENTEE ; monthly ; patents ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x14 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; Walter Edzell Lindsay,
editor and publisher.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
PITiGRIM PRESS; monthly; congre-
gational ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880; S. M. New-
man, editor ; circulation K 1.
RAIliROADER; monthly ; twenty-
four pages; size of page 11x16: subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; Lemon, McElroy & An-
drews, publishers ; circulation H 2 ; interests
of railway employees ; Xew York office, 22
Vesev street.
REAL. ESTATE REVIEW; monthly ;
eight pages ; size of page 13x19 ; established
1878 : B. H. Warner & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; an advertising sheet.
REPORTER; monthly; legal; public
lands ; thirty-two pages octavo ; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; A. A. Thomas, editor ;
National News Bureau, publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
TEMPLiE STAR; monthly; temple of
honor ; eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
75 cents; established 1875; A. H. Lewis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
UNITED STATES' GAZETTE;
monthly; eight pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1873 ; J. H. Soule,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
UNITED STATES' GOVERNMENT
PUBLICATIONS CATALOGUE;
monthly ; seventy-eight pages ; size of page
6xT0 ; subscription S2; established 1885 ; J. H.
Hickcox, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
VEDETTE; monthly; sixteen pages; size
24x38 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; A.
M. Kenaday, editor and publisher; circula-
tion X ; devoted to the interests of veterans
of Mexican War.
AFRICAN REPOSITORY ; quar
terly ; thirty six pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; American Colonization Society, editors
and publishers; does not insert advertise-
ments.
AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE
DEAF ; quarterly ; one hundred and twenty
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1856; Edward Allen Fay, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
APALACHICOLA, C. H., Franklin
Co., ^ 2,500 pop., on Apalachicola r., with
four weekly boats to Columbus and way
landings. Engaged in lumber, fish and
oyster trade, also sponge fishing. Lumber
and timber district.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; .size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
H. W. Johnston, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
APOPKA, Orange Co., n 500 pop.,
on the Tavares, Orlando and Atlantic Rd.,
12 m. from Longwood on South Florida Rd.
The chief industries are fruit-growing,
market-gardening and lumbering. A winter
resort.
UNION; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x:W ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Walter Russell, editor ; W. S. &
C. M. Russell, publishers; circulation K 1.
BARTOW,C.H.,PoZA;Co.,g 1,800 pop.,
on Peace r., about 45 m. E. of Tampa, and
on South Florida and Fla. Southern Rds.
Engaged in farming, orange-growing, stock-
raising and manufacturing.
POLK CO. INFORMANT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages; size 28x44; sub-
scription ?!2 ; established 1881 ; Hanson & Ses-
sions, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
BRANFORD, Suwannee Co., ^ 500
pop., on Florida Railway* Na^igatIonCo.'s
Rd. Surrounded by high pine lands and
orange groves.
SUWANNEE RIVER MESSENGER;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1; established 18S5; Harrison Simpson, edi-
tor; Suwannee Publishing Co., publishers;
circulatic )n L 1 .
BRONSON, C. H., Levy Co., n 83T
pop.; station on the F. Rd. & N. Co. Has a
saw mill, cotton ginnery and barrel factory.
Centre of one of the finest fruit and agri-
cultural sections of the State.
LEVY COUNTY TIMES ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size !Wx36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1883; J. V. Burke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
BROOKSVILLE, C. H., Hernando
Co., a 1,250 pop., 50 m. N. from Tampa. In
the best county in Florida for orange grow-
ing and truck farming.
HERNANDO NEWS ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; A. P. Jordan, editor;
Pratt Brothers, publishers.
REGISTER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'iption $1 ; estab-
lished 1884; Brooksville Publishing Co.,editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
CEDAR KEYS, Levy Co., n 2,50a
pop., on sea coast, at the terminus of the
Florida Rd. and Navigation Co.'s line from
Fernandina. The shipping point for the
Gulf coast products. The wood mills of the
E. Faber and Eagle Pencil Go's are located
here.
GULF VIEW; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $$1.50;
established 1886; R. H. Mcllvaine and J. Ira
Gore, editors ; Gulf View Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
CHIPLEY, Washington Co., ^ 40a
pop., on the Pensacola & Atlantic Rd., IIS
m. E. of Pensacola. Engaged in milling
and timbering.
WASHINGTON CO. TIMES; Thurs-
days; four pages; size 22x32; subscription
$1.50; established 1885; W. G. Paine, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
CITRA, Marion Co., U 300 pop., on F. R.
& N. Rd., 20 m. N. of Ocala, the county seat,
and 85 m. S. of Jacksonville. Surrounded
by some of the largest orange groves in the
State.
NEW ERA ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1886;
James R. White, editor and publisher.
CLEAR WATER HARBOR,
Hillsborough Co. P 300 pop. A growing vil-
lage, situated on the bay of the same name,
affording a beautiful view of the Gulf of
Mexico. Connected with Cedar Keys by
steamboat twice a week. Fruit growing,
fishing and truck farming to a considerable
extent.
WEST HILLSBOROUGH TIMES;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1884 ; A. C. Turner, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L2.
CRAWFORDVILLE, C. H., Wa-
kulla Co., \2 200 pop., 20 m. from Tallahas-
see. Has steam cotton gins and saw mills.
The centre of considerable trade.
WAKULLA TIMES ; Fridays ; demo-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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FLORIDA,
cratlc ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1886 ; Nat. R. Wallcer, editor ;
N. R. Wallcer and H. H. Walker, publishers.
CRESCENT CITY, Putnam Co., i
900 pop., on Crescent City Lalie, 25 m. from
Palatka. Orange growing.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
20x25; subscription $1.25; established 1885;
B. T. Allen, editor ; Allen & Brown, publish-
ers; circulation L2.
DAYTONA, Volusia Co., a 1,000 pop.,
on Halifax r., 65 m. S. of St. Augustine. En-
gaged in growing oranges and strawber-
ries, and in the manufacture of lumber.
EAST COAST MESSENGER; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription $2;
established 1885; Messenger Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
HALIFAX JOURNAL,; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; F. A. Mann, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS,C.H., TTaZ.
ton Co., t] SOO pop., 80 m. E. of Pensacola.
. Seat of Florida Chautauqua Assembly.
SIGNAL ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. B. Saunders, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DE liAND, Volusia Co., O 1,550 pop.,
(Town.), on St. John's r., T5 m. S. of Palatka,
and 162 m. from Jacksonville. Agricultural,
gardening and fruit section ; noted for its
educational institutions.
FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST ;
Wednesdays ; ten pages ; size of page 13x20 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; K. O. Paint-
er, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FLORIDA BAPTIST WITNESS;
Thursdays ; baptist , four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; W. N.
Chandon and N. A. Bailey, editors; W. H. S.
Northup, publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FLORIDA CHRONICLE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; circulation K 1.
DE LEON SPRINGS, Volusia Co.,
a 300 pop., on the Jacksonville, Tampa &
Key West Rd., 7 m. from De Land. Truck-
farming and orange-growing.
COURIER; Saturdays; fourpages; size
22x30; subscription $1.; established 1885;
Chas. H. Webb, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L2.
EMPORIA, Volusia Co., a 250 pop.,
on J. T. & K. W. Rd., 36 m. S. of Palatka.
An Important point for shipping oranges,
other fruits and early vegetables.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; L. H. Eldridge, editor and pub-
lisher.
ENTERPRISE, C.H., Volusia Co., a
800 pop., on Lake Monroe, the head of navi-
gation on St. Johns r., 198 m. from Jackson-
ville, on J. T. & K. W. and A. C. St. J. & I. R.
Rds. Has stores of all kinds, and is one of
the most prosperous towns in this section
of the State. A celebrated winter resort,
with many large hotels. Surrounded by
orange groves.
HERALD; Saturdays ; Independent ;
fourpages ; size 22x30; subscription $1.50 ; es-
FLORIDA.
tablished 1882 ; John W. Count, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
EUSTIS, Orange Co. D 1,200 pop., on
Florida Southern Rd., 150 m. from Jack-
sonville.
EUSTIS LAKE REGION ; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18S4 ; Cliarles B. and A. Hewett Hill,
editors ; Hill Printing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
SEMI-TROPICAL ; Sundays ; eight
pages ; size 28x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; George F. Miner, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation K 1.
FERNANDINA, C. H., Nassau Co,,
i 3,500 pop., on Amelia Island and Amelia r.,
33 m. from Jacksonville, having a fine har-
bor and considerable trade. Eastern termi-
nus of the Florida Transit & Peninsular Rd.
FLORIDA MIRROR ; Saturdays ;
four pages; size 26x38 ; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1878 ; George R. Fairbanks, editor ;
Florida Mirror Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
FORT MEADE, Polh Co., g 650
pop., 45 m. E. S. E. of Tampa.
PIONEER ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 2Ux26; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; Fort Meade Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; cii'culation K 1.
FORT MYERS, Monroe Co., g 350
pop., situated on the south bank of the
Caloosahatchee r., 18 m. E. of the Gulf of
Mexico. Engaged in cultivation of fruit,
coeoanuts, oranges, pineapples, mangoes,
etc. Centre for cattle men. Has large
shingle and lumber mills and a tannery for
the curing of alligator hides, snake skins,
etc.
PRESS; Saturdays ; non-partisan; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884; Frank H. Stout, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FORT OGDEN, Manatee Co., g 90O
pop., on Florida Southern Rd, A prosper-
ous commercial town ; surrounded by a rich
fruit-growing section.
PENINSULAR GAZETTE ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1.50 ; e.stablished 1886 ; Elam B.
Carlton, editor ; E. M. Pooser, publisher.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Alachua Co.^
[i 4,000 pop., on Florida Railway & Naviga-
tion Co's Rd., Savannah, Florida & Western
Rd., 100 m. from Fernandina by rail, 60 from
Jacksonville, and 40 from Palatka by Fla.
So. Rd. Engaged in agricultui-e and orange
growing.
ADVOCATE ; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and ALACHUA ADVOCATE,
Thursdays ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1; established 1881 ; McCeary & White, editors
and publishers; circ'n — daily K 1, weekly J 1.
ALACHUA ADVOCATE ; (see Advo-
cate.)
FLORIDA RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; O. J. Farmer, editor; Bynum
& Farmer, publishers ; circulation L 2.
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, C. H.,
Clay Co., ^ 820 pop., on St. John's r., 30 m.
from Jacksonville and 45 N. of Palatka. It is
quite a fruit and vegetable centre; the town
contains a copious sulphur spring.
SPRING; Saturdays; four pages: size
22x32 ; subscription $2; established 1880; Lewis
W. Zim, manager; circulation L2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FLORIDA.
HAINES CITY, Polk Co., g 100 pop.
lu a rich agricultural and fruit-growing sec-
tion. Has flue school, saw mill, etc.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 18S6 ; S. W.
Pritchard, editor ; Hinson & Allen, publishers.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Duval Co.,
^ 18,740 pop. (including suburbs), on St.
John's r., at terminus of Florida Central &
Western, Fernandina & Jacksonville, Way-
cross Short Line, Jacksonville, Tampa &
Key West, Jacksonville, St. Augustine &
Halifax River and Jacksonville & Atlantic
Rds. A popular winter resort ; also engaged
in commerce and centre of trade. Lumber-
ing carried on, exporting annually from
60,000,000 to 100,000,000 feet.
FLORIDA HERALiD ; every evening
except Sunday, HERAIiD, Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size— daily 30x44,
w^eekly 26x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
^1 ; established— daily 1883, weekly 1886 ; John
T. Graves editor; Clark and Graves, pub-
lishers ; circulation— dailv J 2.
FLORIDA TIMES-UNION ; every
morning, and FLORIDA TIMES, Thurs-
days ; independent-democratic ; eight pages ;
size of page 17x22 ; subscription— daily $10,
weekly $1; established— daily 1881, weekly
1882 ; Chas. H. Jones, editor ; Charles H. Jones
& Bro.. publishers; cii'culation — daily HI,
weeklv H 1.
MORNING NEWS ; every morning ex-
cept Monday ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $6 ; established 1886.
FLORIDA DISPATCH; Mondays;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 11x14 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; establislied 1876 ; A. H. Manville,
editor ; Chas. W. Da Costa, publisher ; circu-
lation H 1.
FLORIDA FARMER AND FRUIT
OROVVER; Wednesdays; agricultural;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886; A. H. Curtis, editor; C. H.
Jones & Brother, publishers.
FLORIDA TEMPLAR; Thursdays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Florida Tem-
plar Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
FLORIDA TIMES; (see Florida Times-
Union.)
HERALD ; (see Florida Herald.)
PEOPLES' JOURNAL ; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1379 ; J. W. Thompson, editor ; Peo-
ples' Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
SOUTHERN LEADER; Wednesdays;
independent; four pages; size 24x34; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1881; J. Willis
Menard, editor ; Willis T. Menard, publisher ;
circulation L 2
TROPICAL PARADISE; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1883; John Frank, editor and publish-
er; circulation K 1.
CHURCH AND HOME; semimonth-
ly : protestant episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x14; subscription $1; established
188i; Rev. R. H. Weller, D. D., and J. J.
Daniel, editors ; circulation K 1.
FLORIDA GROVE AND GAR-
DEN ; monthly; agricultural ; twenty pages ;
size of page 8x11; subscription .$1; estab-
lished 1887; John Frank and T. B. Oliver, edi-
tors and publisliers.
FLORIDA MEDICAL AND SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL; monthly; medical;
sixty-four pages octavo; subscription $1 ;
established 1885; T. O. Summers, M. D., Chas.
H. Mallett, M. D., and Neal Mitchell, M. D.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
JASPER, C. H., Hamilton Co., ^ Sllf
pop., on Florida Branch of Savannah, Fla. &
Western Rd., about 163 m. S. of Savannah,
FLORIDA.
Ga. Produces cotton, sugar, rice, melons,
oranges and turpentine. An agricultural
district. Cotton gins and lumber largely
manufactured.
COURIER; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 21x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. H. Ancrum, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
KERR CITY, Marion Co., n 200
pop., 8 m. from St. John's r. Engaged chiefly
in fruit raising.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 2(ix40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885 ; H. M. Pratt, editor and publisher.
KEIJKA, Putnam Co., [^ 150 pop.,
19 m. W. of Palatka, on Florida Southern
Rd. Noted for its charming lakes and
healthy climate.
FAMILY COMPANION ; monthly ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1882 ; J. H. Moore, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
KEY WEST, C. H., Mo7iroe Co., g
1(),U00 pop., on the Gulf of Mexico, Interested
in shipping, and the production of cigars,
sponge, turtle and shell-work, flsh and
coraL The Galveston, New York, New Or-
leans, Havana and Tampa steamers touch
at this port three times a week.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; Knight and Moreno, editors ;
W. M. Jameson, publisher ; circulation K 1.
EL PUEBLO ; Saturdays ; Spanish ; four
pages ; size 17x23 ; subscription $5 ; established
1886 ; M. Morua Delgado, editor and publisher.
EQUATOR; Thursdays ; English and
Spanish ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1885 ; Equator Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; chculation K 1.
KEY OF THE GULF; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; H. A. Crane, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LA PROPAGANDA; Simdays ; Span-
ish ; four pages ; .size 23x33 ; established 1885 ;
J. Estrada, editor and publisher.
KISSIMMEE CITY, Orange Co., a
1,384 pop., on South Florida Rd. and on Lake
Tohopekaliga, the head waters of the fa-
mous Disston drainage scheme, by which
thirteen million acres of land wUl be re-
claimed for cultivation. Eighteen m. from
Orlando, 75 m. from Tampa. The surround-
ing country is engaged in orange cultiu'e
and the raising of early vegetables. On the
line of the Tavares, Apapka & Gulf and
Florida Midland Rds., now in course of con-
struction.
KISSIMMEE LEADER ; Fridays ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1885 ; S. R. Bassett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LAKE BUTLER, C. H., Bradford
Co., ^ 250 pop., 60 m. from Jacksonville.
Makes an especial industry of orange cul-
ture. Farming and merchandising en-
gaged in.
BRADFORD CO. TIMES ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; J. T. Stokes, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
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121
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
LAKE CITY, C. H., Columbia Co., b
2,200 pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western
Rd. and Florida Railway and Navigation
Co., 106 m. from Tallahassee and 60 from
Jacksonville. Centre of Sea Island cotton
production; enjojs an extensive mercan-
tile trade. State Agricultural College is
located here.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1875 ;
Chas. A. Finley, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
LAKELAND, Polk Co., g 800 pop.,
at the junction of the South Florida, Florida
Southern and proposed J. M. & G. Rds. En-
gaged in orange culture. A verj' desirable
location ; rapidly becoming popular as a
health resort.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size"28xJ4 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884 ; Gr. A. Crichet editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
LAKE MAITLAND, Orange Co., n
100 pop., on a small lake, 6 m. from Orlando.
Orange groves and pine forests here.
MAITLAND COURIER ; (see Mait
land.)
LEESBURGH, Sumter Co., n 1,200
pop., at the headwaters of the Oklawaha,
and on St. John's r., 143 m. from Jacksonville,
In the centre of the great lake region and
orange belt of the State.
C03IMERCI A Li ; Thursdays ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882 ; Pratt Bros. & Luning editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
LIVE OAK, C. H., Stiwannee Co., t]
1,000 pop., on Florida Rd. & Navigation
Co., 83 m. E. of Tallahassee. A railroad
connects with Jesup, on Savannah, Fla. & ,
Western Rd. Engaged in the production
of sugar-cane, cotton, sweet potatoes and
early vegetables.
BANNER OF LIBERTY ; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1882 ; Rogers & Alli-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FLORIDA BULLETIN; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1879; D. M. McAlpin, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2. i
FLORIDA BAPTIST; monthly; col (
ored baptist; four pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1882 ; J. L. A. Fish, ,
editor and Dublisher ; circulation L 2 .
LIVERPOOL, Manatee Co., g 50 '
pop., on Place River 6 m. above Charlotte
Harbor, the head of deep water naviga- I
tion. Has a large warehouse and orange- j
packing establishment.
ORANGE GROVE; monthly; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884; F. H. Hafer. editor; John
Cross, publisher ; an advertising sheet.
LONGWOOD, Orange Co., n 500
pop., situated on Southern Florida Rd., 8 m.
S. of Sanford, the head of navigation of the
St. John's r. Truck farming and orange
groves.
FLORIDA REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$1.75; established 1886.
MACCLENNY C. H., Baler Co., ^
500 pop., on Florida Railway & Navigation
Co., 30 m. W. of Jacksonville.
BAKER CO. SENTINEL ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; sul^scription .«!l ; es-
tablished 1884; W. W. Moore, editor ; T. J.
Fans, publisher; circulation L2.
MADISON, C. H., Madison Co., ^
1,200 pop. Fine farming counti'y, Tallahas-
see being the nearest important town. Has
saw and cotton-seed oil mills and cotton
factories.
RECORDER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription .§1.50 ; established 1881; J.
E. Pound, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MAITLAND (LAKE MAITLAND
P. O.), Orange Co., D 1,200 pop., on the South-
ern Florida Rd. Ice factory, artificial stone
and marble works, brick yards, wagon and
carriage works, and various other indus-
tries. Largest and finest orange groves in
the State located here. Has extensive nur-
series, some containing over lOO.OiiO trees.
COURIER; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; C. F. Townsend, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. ^;^' Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Jan.
21, 1887, as per statement on file at the office
of the American Newspaper Directory, 559
copies.
MANATEE, Manatee Co., g 500 pop.,
on Manatee r., near its entrance into the
Gulf of Mexico, 43 m. S. W. of Tampa.
MANATEE RIVER ADVOCATE;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40: subscrip-
tion BX.m : established 1885 ; C. V. S. Wilson,
editor ; Wilson & Pooser, publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
MARIANNA, C. H., Jackson Co., b
800 pop., 72 m. W. by N. of Tallahassee, sur-
rounded by one of the best agricultural re-
gions in Florida. Trade and railroad centre.
JACKSON CO. TIMES: Wednesdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1884 ; J. S. Gardner,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WEST FLORIDA COURIER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages : size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; E.
D. Oslin, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WEST FLORIDA ENQUIRER;
Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Geo. A.
Baltzell, editor and publisher.
MICANOPY,^?ac^«a Co., [^ 600 pop.,
on Florida Southern Rd. Orange, vegetable
and cotton-raising section.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subsciption $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; L. C. Martin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
MILTON, C. H., Santa Rosa Co., ^ 1,430
pop., connected bj' steamer and Pensacola
and Atlantic Rd. with Pensacola and Mo-
bile, 30 m. distant. Has saw mills, shoe
and shingle factories, a number of foun-
dries, and three large ship-yards and docks.
SANTA ROSA NEW^S ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; S. T. Walker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MONTICELLO,C.H.,^ejrersonCo.,ti
1,300 pop., on a branch of Jacksonville, Pen-
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FLORIDA.
sacola & Mobile Rd., 31 m. from Tallahassee,
In an agricultural and cotton-producing
section.
CONSTITUTION; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
^ ; established 1874 ; F. R. Fildes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OCAJLAyC.n., Marion Co., n 3,000 pop.,
on Florida Railway and Navigation Co.,
Silver Springs, Ocala & Gulf and Florida
Southern Rds., in the centre of the Penin-
sula. An agricultural section. Sugar-cane,
oranges, lemons. Sea Island cotton and
sweet potatoes are the chief products ; 5}4
m. from the famous Silver Spring. Steam-
boats landing at the Spring give water
communication to the town.
BANNER ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; F. E. Harris, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
RURALi FREE PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; T. W. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues a daily during
the winter season.
OCOEE, Orange Co., a 100 pop., 10 m.
W. of Orlando. The centre of the finest
vegetable growing district in the State.
SOUTH APOKA TIMES; monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 60 cents ;
established 1885; Ocoee Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
ORANGE CITY, Volusia Co., n 500
pop. ; an inland town, on Jacksonville,
Tampa & Key West and B. S . O. C. & A. Rds.,
2 m. from St. John's r., 75 S. of Palatka,
and 70 from St. Augustine. It carries on
orange culture, and also raises Sea Island
cotton and tropical fruits. The famous
Sulphur Blue Springs are near bj\
SOUTH FLORIDA TIMES; Satur
davs ; democi'atic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1880 ; B. E.
Prevatt, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
ORLANDO, C. H., Orange Co., a 5,092
pop., on South Florida and Tavares, Or-
lando and Atlantic Rds.,21 m. from Sanford
and 215 from Jacksonville. Important
place for orange growing and vegetables.
RECORD ; every evening except Sun
day ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ;
established 1886; Dolph Edwards, editor; Or-
lando Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n L 2.
ORANGE CO. REPORTER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x45 ;
subscription $2 ; establislied 1878 ; Mahlon
Gore, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SOUTH FLORIDA SENTINEL ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1885; Latimer C.
Vaughan, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
STATE TEMPERANCE ALLI-
ANCE; Fridays; temperance; four pages;
size 20x32 ; established 18-!6 ; Alliance Publish-
ing Co., editors and ])ublishers.
SOUTHERN PROGRESS; monthly;
hygiene ; fifty pages octavo ; subscription $2;
established 1886: D. P. Robbins, M. D., editor
and publishei" ; circulation H 2, including
special editions.
OXFORD, Sumter Co., a 500 pop., on
Florida Railway & Navigation Go's Rd. In
an agricultural and fruit-growing section.
MASCOTTE ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
FLORIDA.
tablished 1883; E. B. Xewbern, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
PALATKA, C. H., Putnam Co., t\
3,500 pop., on St. John's r., and Florida
Southern and Jacksonville, Tampa & Key
West Rds., 75 m. from Jacksonville, 200 from
Tallahassee, and 30 S. W. of St. Augustine.
Surrounded by an agricultural section.
Cotton, sugar, oranges and other fruits are
shipped by three lines of steamboats which
ply daily between here and Jacksonville.
NEWS ; eveiy morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily four
pages, weekly eiglit pages ; size daily— 22x:35,
weekly (size of page) 18x22; subscription — daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established 1884 ; Palatka News
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation-
daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
HERALD; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; G. W. Pratt, editor and publisher ;
circulation .7 1 .
SEMI-TROPICAL FLORIDIAN;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1: established 1886; D.
Y. Hill, editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN SUN; weekly ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1 ;
established 18S4; T. J. Appleyard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
PENSACOLA, C. H., Escambia Co.,
\3 9,027 pop., on Pensacola bay, and at the
southern terminus of the Pensacola division
of the Louisville & Nashville Rd. Western
terminus of the Pensacola and Atlantic Rd.,
8 m.from the Gulf of Mexico, 64 E. of Mo-
bile. Has a fine harbor, and is engaged in
commerce and lumber trade.
ADVANCE-GAZETTE ; semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridajs ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1822 ; Frank Phillips, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
COMMERCIAL; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1882; Commer-
cial Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
PENSACOLIAN ; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; Charles R. McGee, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
PINE LEVEL, C. H., Manatee Co., g
300 pop., 325 m. from Tallahassee. Orange
culture and cattle raising are the principal
industries.
TI3IES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
Oscar T. Stanford, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PLANT CITY, Hillshoro Co., g 400
pop., 22 m. E. of Tampa on So. Florida Rd.
An important shipping point for oranges
and vegetables.
SOUTH FLORIDA COURIER ;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1884 ; F. W. Merrin &
Sons, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
QUINC Y, C. H., Gadsden Co., b 639t
pop., on Florida Central & Western Rd.,
24 m. from Tallahassee. In one of the
best agricultural sections of the State,
which is rapidly filling up with settlers
from the North ; a promising town.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
23x32; subscription $2; established 1876; W.
W. Keep, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
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123
FLORIDA.
ST. AUGUSTINE, C. H., St. John's
Co., i 3,500 pop., on Bay of St. Augustine,
one of the largest cities in the State, having
considerable trade, and a favorite resort
for travelers in winter ; 36 m. S. of Jackson-
ville and 15 E. of St. John's r., on St. John's
Rd. and the Jacksonville, St. Augustine &
Halifax River Rds.
PRESS; Saturdays ; '.independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1870; John P. Whitney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. JOHN'S CO. WEEKLY ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; G. W. Dick-
inson, editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
SANFORD, Orange Co., a 2,000pop.,
on St. John's r., 193 m.S.of Jacksonville, from
which city steamers ascend daily. Northern
terminus and oflflcial headquarters of South
Florida Rd. Sanford is a shipping point
for oranges, and for the supply to Northern
markets of early vegetables.
JO URN A Li ; everj- morning except Mon-
day, and VVEEK.L1 Y, Thursdays ; independ-
ent-democratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription — dally $5, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1886, weekly 1874 ; J. J
Harris, editor and publisher ; circulation
— weekly K 1.
FI.OillDA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Thursdays; methodist episcopal;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Rev. Jas. P. De Pass, editor ;
Sanford Publishing Co., publishers ; issues
also the So%ith Florida Argus.
SOUTH FLORIDA ARGUS; Thurs
days ; six pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription
t2; established 1884; E. W. Peabody, editor;
anford Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion J 1 ; issue also the Florida Christian Ad-
vocate.
.SEVILLE, Volusia Co., n 800 pop.,
on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West Rd., 10
m. N.W. of Volusia, and 30 m. S. of Palatka.
The siu-rounding country is engaged in the
manufacture of lumber and building mate-
rials, and the cultivation of oranges and
early vegetables.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; demo-
<5ratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
^1.50 ; established 1884 ; Seville Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation L 2,
SORRENTO, Orange Co., n 50 pop.,
on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West Rd.
Raising of oranges and other fruits the
chief industry.
FLORIDA HIGHLAND PRESS ;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription 82 ; established 1886 ; Phil-
lip Isaacs, editor and publisher.
STARKE, Bradford Co., [^ 984 pop.,
on Florida Rd. & Navigation Co., 45 m. S. W.
from Jacksonville. An agricultural sec-
tion, producing cotton, corn, sugar, oranges
and lemons.
FLORIDA TELEGRAPH; Satur
days ; conservative ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Moore &
Webb, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SUMTERVIELE, C. H., Sumter
Co., D 500 pop., 37 m. from Ocala. Orange
and stock raising the chief industries.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
FLORIDA.
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; R. Walpole, editor ; Times Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation L2.
TALLAHASSEE, C. H., Leon Co., ti
State capital, 3,891 pop., on the Florida
Railway & Navigation Co.
FLORIDIAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1828 ; Dorr & Bowen, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
TALLAHASSEEAN AND LAND
OF FLOWERS; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; R. Don McLeod, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
TAMPA, C.H., Hillsborough Co., g2,400
pop., on Tampa bay. It has a good harbor.
Terminus of the South Florida Rd. One of
the most important places in Southern
Florida. It has three large cigar factories
in successful operation.
TRIBUNE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1876 ; Geo.
Mills, editor: Spencer & Mills, publishers;
circulation K 2.
GUARDIAN; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; H. J. Cooper, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886; W. N. Conoley, editor and
publisher.
TAVARES,0rcfTO5'e Co., n 500 pop., 200
m. from Jacksonville, on Florida Southern,
Florida Railway & Navigation Co., Tavares,
Orlando & Atlantic, Sanford & Lake Eustis
and Tavares, Apapka & Gulf Rds. Steam-
boat shipping point for Ocklawaha Lakes.
Saw, planing mills and machine shops.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; estatjlished 1882; T. W. Greenslitt,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TITUS VILLE, C. H., Brevard Co., g
700 pop., at head of Indian River on Florida
coast. Southern terminus of the A. C, St.
John's & I. R. Rds. Orange, vegetable, and
merchandise shipping point. Stock-raising
and cultivation of tropical and semi-trop-
ical fruits extensively engaged in,
FLORIDA STAR; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880; Ellis B. Wager, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1 , including special edi-
1 10 J\ s
INDIAN RIVER SUN ; Thursdays ;
independent ; four pages : size 22x32 ; sub-
scription §1.50; established 1884; Wm. Barton
Smiih, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
UMATILLA, Orange Co., n 200 pop.,
on St. John's & Lake Eustis Rd. and div. of
Florida Southern Rd., 5 m. from Eustis. A
farming and orange growing section.
SOUTHERN STAR ; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; A. B. Engle, editor and publisher.
WALDO, ^Zrtc/ma Co., [j 900 pop., on
Florida Rd. & Navigation Co. at junction of
Peninsula Rd., leading from Fernandina to
Orlando, and Transit Rd., to Cedar Keys,
Santa Fe Canal, 15 m. from Gainesville—
the county seat. In the midst of Orange
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GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
FLORIDA.
GEORGIA.
Belt and truck farms. A thriving and rap-
idly growing place of trade.
ADVERTIf?ER ; Wednesdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; established
1883 ; Jno. B. Johnston, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
WINTER PARK, Orange Co., n
500 pop., on South Florida Rd. In a fine
orange-growing section. Has large hotel
and is engaged in active trade.
NEW AGE ; Thursdays ; prohibition ;
eight pages ; size 22zo2 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1886 ; J. A. Branch, editor and
publisher.
GEORGIA.
ALBANY, C. H., Dougherty Co., p
3,216t pop., on Flint r., and Albany branch
of Savannah, Fla.& Western Rd. Southwest-
ern and Brunswick & Western Rds. termi-
nate here ; 260 m.W. of Savannah. An agri-
cultural county, which produces cotton,
sugar-cane, rice and corn.
NEWS AND ADVERTISER ; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays; four pages; size— daily 22x30,
weekly 30x48 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
§2; established— daily 1880, weekly 184.5; Mc-
intosh & Davis, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation— daily L 2 , weekly I 2 .
ALLAPAHA, Berrien Co., ^ 500
pop., on AUapaha r. and B. & W. Rd. En-
gaged in farming and stock-raising. Sliips
large quantities of turpentine and lumber.
STAR; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; J. W. Hanlon, editor and pub-
lisher.
ALPHARETTA, C. H., Milton Co.,
t} 225 pop., 23 m. N. from Atlanta. Engaged
in the manufacture of wagons, boots and
shoes.
MILTON DEMOCRAT ; Tuesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion 75 cents , established 1882 ; William H.
Nesbit, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
AMERICUS, C. H., Slimier Co., p
5,000 pop., on Muckalee Creek and the South-
western Rd., 73 m. S. W. from Macon, at
junction of Southwestern and Americus,
Preston & Lumpkin Rds. In an extensive
cotton and sugar-cane producing region,
and the centre of a large trade. Several
institutions of learning located here.
RECORDER ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
22x30, weekly 30x44: subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1 ; established 1879 ; H. C. Story, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation — daily L 2 ,
weekly .T l.
SUMTER REPUBLICAN; semi-
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size — semi-weekly 24x;36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription — semi-weekly $4, weekly $1 ;
established — semi-weekly 1865, weekly 1854;
C. W. Ha"c<)ck, editor; Republican Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circ'n — semi-weekly L2,
weekly K 2.
ATHENS, C. H., Clarke Co., ti 10,000
pop., on Oconee r., and Athens branch of
Georgia Rd. and terminus of Northeastern
Rd., about 100 m. W. by N. of Augusta.
Centre of a cotton-growing district. Con-
siderable manufacturing and large ware-
house business carried on. Seat of Georgia
University.
B A N N E R - W^ A T C H M A N ; eveiT
morning except Sunday, SUNDAY BAN-
NER-WATCHMAN, Sundays, and
WEEKLY, Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 22x30, Sunday 24x36. week-
ly 30x44; subscription— daily $5, Sunday $1,
weekly $1 ; established— daily and Sunday
1880, weekly 1824; Gantt & Stovall, editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily K 1, Sun-
dav K 1, weekly I 2 .
CHRONICLE ; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Stone & Christy, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
SUNDAY BANNER-WATCHMAN ;
(see Banner Watchman.)
PROGRESS; monthly; eight pages:
size 22x31 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1885; Progress Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation X.
SOUTHERN FARMER ; monthly ;
agricultural ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
page 9x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
18S6.
ATLANTA, C. H., Fulton Co., b
state capital, .55,000 pop., at junction of seven
important railroads. Cotton is brought
here from the surrounding counties for
manufacture and shipment. A trade and
manufacturing centre, one of the most
important and enterprising cities in the
South.
CONSTITUTION; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Tuesdays; democratic; daily
eight pages, weekly twelve pages ; size of
page 16x22 ; subscription— daily $10. weekly
$1.25; established 1868 ; Constitution Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circulation —
daily G 2, weekly B 1.
EVENING CAPITOL ; every evening
except Sundav ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $;!; established 1885; I. W. Avery,
editor ; Capitol Co., publishers ; circ'n H 2.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; daily four
pages, weeklv eight pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly (.size "of page) 15x21; subscription-
daily $5, weeklv 50 cents ; established— daily
1883,' weekly 1885; Atlanta Journal, editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily H 1, week-
ly H 1.
AVALANCHE: Sundays; anti-prohibi-
tion; eiglit pages; size 30x44; .subscription $1;
Avalanche Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; established 1S86
CHRISTIAN HERALD ; Saturdays;
methodist episcopal ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; C. O.
Fisher, editor antl publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHRISTIAN INDEX AND
SOUTHERN BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1821 ; Henry H.
Tucker, editor; Harrison, Lawton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 1.
DEFIANCE: Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1881; Edwin F. Horn, editor; cir-
culation H 1.
MAIL AND EXPRESS ; Sundays; in-
dependent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established ISsO ; Mail and Express
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
MAIL AND POST ; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size of page 20x26 : sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1882; E. Y. Clarke,,
publisher ; circulation H 1.
NATION A L ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882; Jtjhn L. Conley, editor and
publisher : circulation I 2 .
PRESBYTERIAN; Wednesdays; pr
es-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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GEORGIA.
byterian ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15;
subscription $2 ; established 1S84 ; E. Y. Clark,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
!?UNI)AV TEL,EGRAM; Sundays: so-
ciety ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1885 ; Chas. T. Logan,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
SUNNY SOUTH; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size of page iyx26 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875 ; John H. Seals & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation F 2.
TE31PERANCE ADVOCATE ; Satur-
days ; prohibition ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 188.3 ; Smith &
Strong, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
WORKING \V O R L. D ; Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size 22x80; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Working World Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
DIXIE; monthly; mechanical ; sixty-four
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1885; Chas. H. Wells, editor; The
Dixie Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
ECLECTIC STAR ; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; M. T.
Salter, editor and publisher ; circulation .1 1 .
GEORGIA ECLECTIC 3IEDICAI.
JOURNAL. ; monthly; medical; sixty-six
pages octavo ; subscription S2 ; established
1879; Joseph Adolphus, M. D., editor; S. T.
Biggers, M. D., and W. M. Durham, M. D., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
GEOR(iIA STOCK AND AGRI-
CULTURAL JOURNAL; monthly;
live stock ; twentv-four pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; T. C.
Holt, editor ; circulation J 1 ; issued under
the auspices of the State Agricultural So-
ciety.
KENNESAW GAZETTE; monthly;
railroad; twelve pages; size of page 10x15;
subscription SI; established 1SS6; A. L. Harris,
editor : Record Publishing Co., publishers ;
an advertising sheet ; issue also the Southern
Indusfrial Record.
3IEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL ; monthly; medical; one hun-
dred and twentv-two pages octavo ; sub
scription S2.50 ; established 1855 ; W. F. West-
moreland, M.D., H. V. M. Miller, M.D., and
James A. Gray, M.D., editors; James P.
Harrison & Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
Issue also the Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer.
SOUTHERN AGENT ; monthly; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 188(i; Southern Agent Publishing
Co., editors and jjublishers.
SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR AND
DIXIE FARMER; monthly; agricul-
tural ; seventy pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1839 ; J. P. Harri-
son & Co., editors and publishers ; circula
tion D 1 ; issue also the Medical and Surgical
Journal.
SOUTHERN DENTAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; dental ; eighty-two pages octavo ;
subscription $2; established 1882 ; B. H. Catch-
ing, editor ; R. A. Holliday, publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
SOUTHERN EVANGELIST; month
ly ; undenominational ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x13; subscription 5(1 cents; estab-
lished 1885 ; W. A. Hemphill, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H 2 ; inserts advertisements
on last page onlv.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL RE-
CORD ; monthly; railroad; commercial;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x15; subscrip-
tion $1 : established 1881 ; Record Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
issue also the Kennesaw Gazette.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIES; month-
ly; commercial; tweuty-two pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
L. J. Brumby, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 2 .
SOUTHERN MEDICAL RECORD;
monthly; medical; eightv-four pages octavo ;
subscription $2.; established 1870 ; T. S.
Powell, M. D., and R. C. Word, M. D., editors ;
Bergstrom & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
GEORGIA.
SOUTHERN TRAVELLER'S
OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE ;
monthlv ; ninety pages ; size of page 5x8 ;
suVjscription $1 ; established 18.S(i ; The South-
ern Traveller's Publishing Co., editors and
pul)lishers ; a railroad time table.
SPELMAN MESSENGER; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
25 cents; established 1884; C. M. Grover, ed-
itor; students of Spelman Seminary, pub-
lishers; cu-culation K 2 ; a school paper"; issued
during the school year.
STATE, TOWN AND COUNTY;
monthly ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription 50 cents; established 1884;
Atlanta Book and Paper Publishing Co., ed-
itors and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
AUGUSTA, C. H., RicJimond Co., n-
.38,000 pop., on Savannah r., at the head of
na\"igation, and at terminus of Georgia Rd.
Nine important railroads connect at this
point and two other Rds. are now under
contract. Engaged in manufacturing and
cotton trade. Numerous flour mills and
other commercial industries are located
here. The city is handsomely built ; is situ-
ated 231 m. from the mouth of the Savannah
r. It is 120 m. N. N. W. of Savannah and
136 N. W. of Charleston. It is one of the
first cities in the South in manufacturing
Importance.
CHRONICLE; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic ; daily eight pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size of page — daily 15x22, weekly
17x22; subscription— daily $10, weekly $1.25;
established— daily 1785, weekly 1786 ; Chron-
icle Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily I 2 , Sunday G 1, weekly H 1.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEWS, Thursdays; inde-
pendent; daily four pages, weekly eight pages;
size 3tix4S : subscription— dailv $5, weekly
$1.50; established 1877; Wm. H. Moore, edi-
tor; James L. Gow, John M. Weigle and W.
H. Moore, publishers; circulation— dailj' J 2,
weekly L 2 .
GEOR GIA BAPTIST; Thursdays ;
baptist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; William J. White, edi-
tor; Georgia Baptist Printing Co., publishers;
circulation K 1.
GLOBE AND LANCE; Saturdays;
labor ;^ four pages; size 24x:W; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; J. S. Meynardie, editor
and puV)lisher.
NEWS ; {see Evening Neics.)
SENTINEL; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; R. R. Wright, E. K. Love and S. A. Mc-
Neal, editors ; Sentinel Pub. Co., publishers;
circulation K 1.
BAINBRIDGE, C. H., Decatur Co., p
1,925 pop., on Flint r., near S. W. corner of
the State. Terminus of Savannah, Fla. &
Western Rd., 236 m. from Savannah. Im-
portant as a shipping point. Naval stores.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Ben. E. Russell and J. M.
Brown, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
BARNES VILIiE, Pike Co., <: l,962t
pop., on Macon & Western Rd., 40 m. from
Macon, and 18 from GrifBn, and at junction
of Upson Co. Rd.
GAZETTE 5 Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1868 ; J. C. McMichael, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the
Georgia Farmer.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
MAIL ; Fridays; eisht pages; size 30x44;
subscription §1.50; established 1880; A. Y.
Harris, editorand publisher; ch'culation K 1.
ORTHODOX DEMOCRAT ; Tliurs-
daj's; democratic; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Wm. S.
Whitaker, editor and pul)lisher; circ'n L2.
tJEORGIA FARMER; semi-monthlv ;
agricultural; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 188H ; J. C. Mc-
Michael, editor and publisher; issues also
the Gazette.
BAXLEY, C. H., Appling Co., Q, 200
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 120 m. from Macon. Naval stores are
here and farming is extensively carried on.
BANNERj Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
W. P. Wai-d, editor and publisher ; circ'nL 2.
BLACKSHEAR,C. H., PierceCo.,^
778 pop., on Savannah, Fla. & Western
Rd., 87 m. from Savannah. Lumbering and
turpentine production are carried on.
Raises also cotton, corn, sweet potatoes,
fruit and rice.
GEORGIAN; Mondays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; Bradwell & Hughes, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
BLAKELY, C. H., Early Co., p 900
pop., about 9 m. from Chattahoochee r., 80
m. S. of Columbus, and 40 N. W. of Bain-
bridge. Terminus of Southwestern Rd.
from Macon. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural district. Chief products— sugar-cane,
sweet potatoes, cotton and corn.
EARLY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1859; W. W. Fleming, Jr.,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BLUFFTON, Clay Go., p 250 pop.,
50 m. N. W. of Albany, and 50 S. E. of Eu-
faula, Ala., and 10 m. from nearest Rd. point.
SPRINGS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 : established 1884 ;
Joshua Jones, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
BRUNSWICK, C. H., Glynn Co., p
5,725 pop., terminus of E. T., Va. & Ga. and
Erlenger system of Rds., 186 m. S. E. of
Macon. Headquarters of the B. & W. Rd. It
has a spacious harbor, and is the centre of
considerable trade and commerce. Large
yellow pine lumber market. Has two
weekly lines of steamers to New York.
BREEZE ; every evening except Sundav,
and Sunday morning ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $5; established 1884; J. S. G.
lUidge, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
HERALD : semi -weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; J. B.
Bingham, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
ADVERTISER AND APPEAL;
Saturdays; eight pages; size 26x40 ; subscrip
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; T. G. Stacy & Son,
editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
BUCHANAN, C. H., Haralson Co., -a
375 pop., 50 m. W. of Atlanta, 3C m. from
Rome and 8 m. from Bremen, the nearest
railroad station ; in a splendid farming dis-
trict.
HARALSON CO. BANNER; Satur
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 : established 1881 ; O. H. Alexander, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
GEORGIA.
BUTLER, C. H., Taylor Co., -a 1,200
pop., on Central Rd., 50 m. from Macon and
Columbus, in an agricultural and manu-
facturing section. Butler Manufacturing
Company located here. Seat of Butler Male
and Female College with 200 pupils.
HERALD : Tuesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; W.
N-. Benns. editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
GOSPEL MESSENGER; monthly;
primitive baptist ; sixty pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 187S ; Elder J. R. Res-
pess and Wm. M. Mitchell, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
CALHOUN, C. H., Gordon Co., ^ 700
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., 80 m. from
Atlanta and 60 from Chattanooga, sur-
rounded by an agi-icultural district. A
centre of trade. Chief products— tobacco,
wheat, potatoes, cotton and corn. Stock-
raising is largely engaged in.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 3i)x44; subscription $1.50: estab-
lished 1870 ; H. A. Chapman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
CAMILLA, C. H., Mitchell Co., p 700
pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western Rd.,
26 m. from Albany. A rich farming section,
producing cotton, corn, oats, sugar-cane
and sweet potatoes.
SOUTH GEORGIA CLARION; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1882; John L.
Underwood, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CANTON, C. H., Cherokee Co., [^ 600
pop., on M. & N. G. Rd., and Etowah r. A
trade centre. Mining, farming and milling.
CHEROKEE ADVANCE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1880 ; Ben F. Perry,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 , incliid-
ing special editions.
CARNESVILLE,C. U., Franklin Co.,
cf 400 pop., on the line of the Carnesville
Rd., now in course of construction.
FRANKLIN CO. REGISTER ; Tues-
days ; democratic; eight pages; size .30x44;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1875 ; Ellen
J. Dortch, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
GARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
-a 2,1)00 pop., at terminus of Savannah,
Griffin & North Ala. and on proposed Rome
cS: Carrollton Rds., about 25 m. N. W. of New.
nan, in an agricultural and stock-raising
section.
CARROLL CO. TIMES ; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1872 ; A. B. Fitts, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 2.
CARROLL FREE PRESS; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 : Edwin R. Sharpe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
CARTERS VILLE, C. H., Bartow
Co., b 2,037+ pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd.,
48 m. from Atlanta, and at junction of
Cherokee Rd.
COURANT AMERICAN; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1882; Wikle & Willing-
ham, editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
WAY OF LIFE ; Saturdays; promotion
of holiness ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; establislied 1883 ; Rev. W. A. Dodge,
editor and publisher ; circulation I l .
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
CAVE SPRING, Floyd Co.^-u 835
pop., 16 m. from Rome, on Rd. Location
of State Deaf and Dumb School. A good
agricultural region.
CONGREGATIONAL. METHO-
DIST; semi-monthly; congregational meth-
odist; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription $2;
established 1877 ; L. J. Jones, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 1.
CEDARTOWN, C. H.. Polk Co., ^
843+ pop., 20 m. from Rome, on East & West
Rd. of Alabama, projected from Gaines-
ville to Birmingham, Ala., and terminus of
Rome & Carrollton Rd. Engaged in iron
manufactures. Trade centre for wide dis-
trict.
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays ; four
Sages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
shed 1878 ; D. B. Freeman, editor and pub-
Uslier ; circulation L2.
CLARKESVILLE, C. H., Haber-
sham Co., nf 500 pop., on North Eastern
branch of Richmond & Danville Rd., 85 m.
N. E. of Atlanta and 60 N. of Athens. Cotton
and woolen milling, stock and fruit raising,
are the principal industries.
ADVERTISER; Tuesdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Church & Hawes, editors and publishei's ; cir-
•culation L 2.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Muscogee Co., -a
14,000 pop. ; suburban pop. 9,000 ; head of
navigation on Chattahoochee r.; terminus
Southwestern Rd., Columbus & Rome Rd.
in Ga., and Columbus & Western and Mo-
bile & Girard Rds. of Ala. Largest cotton
manufacturing place in the South.
ENQUIRER-SUN ; every morning ex-
cept Sundav and Monday, ENQUIRER,
Mondays, and SUNDAY ENQUIRER-
SUN, Sundays; democratic; eight pages;
size of page 13x22 ; subscription— daily $7,
weekly $1.10, Sunday §1 ; established— daily
1858, weekly 1828, Sunday 1871 ; John King,
editor and publisher : circulation — daily 1 1 ,
weeklv H 1, Sunday I 1 .
LEDGER ; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished issi;.
ENQUIRER ; (.see Enquirer-Sun.)
SUNDAY ENQUIRER-SUN; (see £n-
quiter-Snn.)
CONYERS,C.H.,i2ocMa?eCo., D l.SOOf
pop., on Georgia Rd., 141 m. W. of Augusta
and 31 m. E. of Atlanta. Principal indus-
tries are cotton-raising and milling.
SOIilD SOUTH; Saturdays; four pages;
size '22x30; subscription $1.25; established
1883; John R. Maddox and M. D. Irwin, edi-
tors ; Solid South Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WEEKLY; Fridays; democratic: four
Bages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
shed 1878 ; R. J. Guinn, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
COVINGTON, C. H., Xewton Co., O
1,800 pop., on Georgia Rd., 130 m. from Au-
gusta, 41 from Atlanta; in an agricultural
district. Two colleges (male and female),
also two factories (cotton and agricultural
machinery) are located here.
GEORGIA ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1..50; established 1865; S. W. Hawkins,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STAR; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; J. W. Anderson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CRAWFORDVIL.LE, C. H., Talia.
ferro Co., a TOO pop., on Georgia Rd., 64 m.
from Augusta. Has carriage and other
shops.
DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1876; Clem. G. Moore, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
CUMMING, C.H., Forsyth Co., ^ 400
pop., 40 m. N. of Atlanta, near line of Char-
lotte & Atlanta Rd. On high ground, in
a cotton, grain and fruit section.
CLARION; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1875 ; Isaac
S. Clement, editor and publisher ; circ"n K 1.
CUTHBERT, C. H., Randolph Co., p
2,129+ pop., on Southwestern Rd., 118 m.
from Macon, and 26 from Euf aula. A cotton
factorj' and several institutions of learning
are located here.
ENTERPRISE AND APPEAL ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; J.
W. Stanford, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1 .
LIBERAL ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; .subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1SS5 ; W. C. Gunn, editor ; M. A. Bald-
win, publisher.
DAHLONEGA, C. H., Lumpkin Co.,
^ 1,012 pop., on Yahoda r., between Ches-
tatee and Etowah rs., 70 m. N. by E. of At-
lanta. Seat of North Georgia State Agri-
cultural College; surrounded by Apalachian
gold belt ; a good agricultural district.
SIGNAL; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1840 ; W. W. Price, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; issued daily during
commencement week of the N. G. A. Col-
lege.
DALLAS, C. H., Paulding Co., b 700
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd.
PAULDING NEW ERA ; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; W. E.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; circ'n L2.
DALTON, C. H., Whitfield Co., \j2,S00
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., and East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rds., 100 m.
from Atlanta and 36 from Chattanooga,
Tenn. Engaged in agriculture and stock-
raising. Grain, cotton, grass, potatoes, etc.,
are the chief products.
ARGUS; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; established
1878 ; H. A. Wrench, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NORTH GEORGIA CITIZEN;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x38; subscription $2; established 1850; J.
T. Whitman & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
MUSIC TEACHER; monthly; music;
sixteen pages; size of page 7x11; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1884 ; A. J. Sho-
walter and A. N. Johnson, editors : A. J.
Showalter & Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
^;WActual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Director}/, 1,333 cojiies.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
GEORGIA.
DANIELSVILLE, C. H., Madison
Co., cf 250 pop. Trading point in cotton
country- Athens is tlie nearest Important
town.
MONITOR; Fridays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 24x3(i ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1882 ; W. B. Loehr, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation L2.
DARIEN, C. H., Mcintosh Co., C\ 1,544
pop., 60 m. S. of Savannah, on north branch
of Altamaha r. A timber and lumber-
producing section.
TIMBER GAZETTE; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2..*>0 ; estab-
lished 1874; Richard W. Grubb, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DAWSON, C. H., Terrell Co., JJ 1,950
pop., on the Southwestern Rd., 98 m. from
Macon. The centre of trade for a large cot-
ton and sugar-cane producing section.
JOURNAL*; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Jordon & Rainey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
SOUTHWESTERN NEWS; Wedues
days ; neutral ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Geo. M.
Roberts, editor : Roberts & Marshall, pub-
lishers; circulation K 1.
DAWSONVILLE, C. H., Dawson
Co., ih 400 pop., 20 m. W. N. W. of Gainsville,
in a very rich agricultural section. Mining
and manufacturing is carried on here to a
considerable extent.
NEWS ; Tuesdays; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; W. V. Mon-
roe, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DECATUR, C. H., De Kalh Co., ^ 1,150
pop., 6 m. E. of Atlanta on Georgia Rd.
Flourishing suburban town.
DE KAL.B CHRONICLE; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1876 ; E. L. Hanes, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DOUGLASVILLE, C. ^., Douglas
Co., -n 1,000 pop., on Ga. Pacific Rd., 27 m. W.
of Atlanta. A good cotton market ; place of
active trade ; in fertile and good farming
countrj-.
ST A R ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Chas. O.
Peavv and J. S. James, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
DUBLIN, C. H., Laurens Co., n 574t
pop., on Oconee r., 55 m. E. of Macon and
120 W. of Savannah. Turpentine is a product
of this locality and farming is engaged in.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1876 ; L. Q. Stubbs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
POST; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
J. A. Peacock, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
EASTMAN, C. H., Dodge Co., n 1,300
pop., 56 m. from Macon, on East Tenn.,
Virg. & Georgia Rd. Engaged principally
in agriculture and sheep-raising. A ship-
ping point for large quantities of turpentine
and lumber.
DODGE CO. JOURNAL. ; Wednes-
days ; Independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
GEORGIA.
subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; R. S. Bur-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1873;
Burch & Milner, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
EAST POINT, Fulton Co., [j 350
pop., 6 m. from Atlanta at the junction of
the Atlanta & West Point and Central of
Georgia Rds. Has large fertilizer works and
wagon factory.
PL.OWBOY; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 j
Plowboy Company, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
EATONTON, C. H., Putnam Co., a
1,500 pop., at terminus of branch of Central
Rd., 60 m. from Macon and 23 from Mill-
edgeville. In a cotton-growing district. '
MESSENGER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1867; Adams & Dennis, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MIDDLE GEORGIA BANNER ;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1886 ; J. W. Jones and G.
W. Pears, editors and publishers.
ELBERTON, C. H., Elbert Co., ^ 1,600
pop., about 10 m. fi-om Savannah r. and 75
from Augusta. Engaged in the cultivation
of cotton, corn and other grain.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; S. N. Carpenter, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEADER ; Saturdays ; democratic : four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; W.O. Butler, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
ELLAVILLE, C. H., ScMey Co., -n
400 pop., on Bueua Vista Rd., about 48 m. E.
S. E. of Columbus. It has three churches
and a grist mill. Seat of Ellaville Institute.
SCHLEY CO. ENTERPRISE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1885 ; A. J. Harp, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ELIilJAY, C. H., Gilmer Co., ti 200
pop., 75 m. N. of Atlanta on Marietta &
North Georgia Rd. Has a Methodist sem-
inary.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Coleman & Kirby, editoi-s and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
EXCELSIOR, Bulloch Co., n- 225-
pop., 57 m. W. of Savannah and 20 from
nearest Rd. Milling and turpentine manu-
facturing are engaged in. An agricultural
section and educational centre.
PIONEER AND EAGLE ; Thurs-
days : democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; J. A. Scar-
boro, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
FAIRBURN, C. H,, Campbell Co., -a
875 pop., on Atlanta & West Point Rd. ; cot-
ton, grain and fruit-growing section.
CAMPBELL NEWS; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1881 ; McCurry & Haralson,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
FORSYTH, C. H., Monroe Co., u 2,400
pop., on Atlanta Division Central Rd.. 26 m.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
129
GEORGIA.
from Macon, in an extensive cotton, wheat,
corn and fruit-growing section.
31 ON ROE ADVERTISER; Tues
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 34x4.S ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; McGinly
& Cabaniss, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
FORT GAINES, C. H., Clay Co., p
1,250 pop., on Chattahoochee r. and the
Southwestern Rd., 140 m. from Macon and
24 m. from Eufaula, Ala. Steamboats as-
cend the river to tliis point, from which a
large quantity of cotton is shipped.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885; W. B. Graham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR; Tuesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1888; Jeringan & Brown, editors
aud publishers.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Lawrence Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FORT VALLEY, Houston Co., n
1,527 pop., on Southwestern Rd., 29 m. from
Macon. A centre of business in all agricul-
tural products. Various manufactures car-
ried on.
MIRROR; Saturdaj^s; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Seneca B. Burr, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
FRANKLIN, C. H., Heard Co., -o 400
pop., 20 m. from Newnan, on Chattahoo-
chee r. A splendid farming section ; the
surrounding country contains mimense
mineral deposits.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; P. T. Mc-
Cutchen & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Hall Co., ^
1,919+ pop., in the crescent formed by the
Cunahie and Blue Ridge Mountains, on the
Atlanta & Charlotte Air Line Rd., 53 m.
from Atlanta, surrounded by an agricultu-
ral and mining district. Fine climate ;
popular resort in summer.
E A G li E ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; J. H. Butt and John Blatts, edi-
tors aud publishers ; circulation K 2.
GIBSON, C. H., Glascock Co., d- 450
pop., on A. G. & S. Rd. A cotton-growing
section .
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lislied 1883 ; Percy V. Howell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
GREENSBORO, C. H., Ch-eene Co., n
l,621t pop., on Georgia Rd., 84 m. from Au-
gusta. Engaged in the cultivation of cot-
ton and corn.
HERALD AND JOURNAL. ; Fri
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; Knowles &
Reynolds, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Meriwether
Co., -u 700 pop., at the terminus of Columbus
& Rome Rd., 16 m. from Hogansville and 72
m. S. of Atlanta.
MERIWETHER VINDICATOR ;
GEORGIA.
Fridays ; democratic ; f om- pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; establislied 187^ ; Wm. T.
Revill, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GRIFFIN, C. H., Spalding Co., -n 4,500
pop., on Central Rd. of Georgia and Georgia
Midland & Gulf Rd., at junction of Savan-
nah, Griffin & Nortli Alabama Rd. and the
Macon & Coving Rd., now in pi-ocessof con-
struction, 43 m. S. from Atlanta. A place
of active trade, surrounded by a cotton-
growing district, and engaged in fruit-
raising. Has cotton factoiy, iron foundry
and large fruit evaporators, &c.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLV, Fridays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established 1871 ; Douglas
Glessner, editor and publisher ; circulation-
dally K 1, weekij' J 1.
SUN; Friday .5; democratic; ei^ht pages;
size 31x48 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
T. D. Rockwell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
GUYTON, Effingham Co., n- 300 pop.,
on Central Rd. of Georgia, 30 m. from Sa-
vannah. Engaged in the manufacture of
turpentine and rosin.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885; A. A. Winn, editor; Shearouse & Bro.,
publishers ; circulation L 2.
HAMILTON, C.H.,Sarris Co., 4D493t
pop. ; 25 m. from Columbus, on line of N.
& S. Rd. A mountain summer resort and
trading point.
JOURNAL ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; J.
L. Dennis, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
HAMPTON, Henry Co.. -a 700 pop.,
on Central Rd. of Georgia, 11 m. from Grif-
fin, 33 m. from Atlanta. An active commer-
cial town. Has a good high school.
ENTERPRISE; Satm-davs; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription $1; established 1886;
N. N. & C. M. Edge, editors and publishers.
HARLEM, Columbia Co., d- 540 pop.,
on Georgia Rd., 25 m. from Augusta. High
school, two churclies and several stores are
situated in this prosperous and growing
town.
COLUMBIA SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1882 ; Ballard & Atkinson,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
HART WELL, C. H., Hart Co., c/ 600
pop., 22 m. from Anderson, S. C, 30fi-om At-
lanta; terminus of Hartwell Rd. Agricult-
ure chief pursuit.
SUN ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ;
J. H. McGill & Co., editors and publisliers ;
cu'culation L 2.
HAWKINSVILLE, C. H., Pulaski
Co., n 1,800 pop., on Ocmulgee r., at head of
navigation, and on Hawkinsville branch of
E. T., V. & G. Rd., about 48 m. from Macon,
surrounded by a cotton-raising district.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26.X4U ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ;
Geo. P. Woods and James A. Fouche, editors
and publishers ; circulation .J 1 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
GEORGIA.
NEWS ; "Wednesdays; eight pages size
80x43 ; subscription $2 ; establislied 1881 ; Bev-
erly & Bowen. editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
HINESVILLE, C. H., Liberty Co., R
162 pop., near Savannah, Fla. & "Western
Ed., midway between Altaraaha and Ogee-
chee rs. Located within the great timber,
cotton, and rice regions of East Georgia.
GAZETTE; Mondays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1.10; established 1871;
S. D. Bradwell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
HOGANSVILLE, Troup Co., ^ 600
pop., on the Atlanta &"West Point Rd., .59
m. S. S. "W. of Atlanta. High school and six
churches and large cotton-seed oil mills are
located here.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x3^1 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
T. E. Beall, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
IRWINTON, C. H., Wilkinson Co., u
264+ pop., 3 m. from Mclntyre's station on
Ga. Central Rd.
SOUTHERNER APPEAIi ; Wednes
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1875; J. F.
Lingo, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
JACKSON, C. H., Butts Co., D 1,200
pop., 43 m. N. of Macon, and 45 m. S. of
Atlanta, on E. Tenn., "Virginia & Georgia
Rd. A rich agricultural country.
N E W S ; semi- weekly, Tuesdays and
Thursday ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1881 ;. W. E. Harp, editor
and publisher: circulation L2.
MIDDL.E GEORGIA ARGUS;
Tuesdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S1.25 ; established 1873 ; D. J. Thaxton,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Jackson Co., t\
750 pop., in an agricultural district. Has
some of the best water power in North-
east Georgia.
JACKSON HERALiD ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; J. N. Ross, editor ; Ross
& Son, publishers ; circvilation K 1.
JESUP, C.H., Wayne Co., 0, 1,500 pop.,
at junction of S. F. & "W., and East Tenn.,
"V^a. & Ga. Rds. Good school facilities.
Farming, timber and naval stores con-
stitute the chief industries.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1876; T. P. Littlefleld, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
JONESBORO, C. H., Clayton Co., -n
1,249 pop., on Central Rd. of Ga., 80 m.
from Macon, 20 froni Atlanta. An agricult-
ural section. Good cotton market.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; J. B. Spence,
editor ; J. B. Hutcheson, publisher ; cu-cula-
tlon K 1.
LA FAYETTE, C. H., Walker Co.,\2
350 pop., 40 ni. W. from Rome. 25 m. N. of
Dalton and 25 m. S. from Chattanooga,
Tenn.
WAL.KER CO. MESSENGER;
Thursdays ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; N. C. Napier, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GEORGIA.
LAGRANGE, C. H., Troup Co., o.
2,296 pop., on Atlanta & "West Point Rd., 71 m.
from Atlanta and 16 from "West Point. Cot-
ton, grain and other agricultural products
are largely cultivated. The town has two
colleges, one male high school, two banks,
cotton-seed oil mill, guano factorj', carriage
factory and manufactories of various kinds.
The community is moral and cultured, and
the site is elevated and healthy and the city
out of debt.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1845 ; S. P. Callaway, editor ; Calla-
way & Johnson, publishers; circulation J 1.
LAWRENCEVILLE, C. H., Gwin-
nett Co., i 463+ pop., 20 m. N. of the line of
Georgia Rd., and about 40 W. of Athens, in
an agricultural section. Cotton, corn and
wheat are the chief products. Site eleva-
ted and healthy.
GWINNETT HERALD; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Tyler M. Peeples,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEARY^S, Calhoun Co., p 700 pop., on
Blakely extension of South "Western Rd.,
21 m. "W. from Albany. A fine agricultural
district.
CALHOUN CO. COURIER; Fridays^
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; Sid J.
Cook, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2,
LEXINGTON, C. H., Oglethorpe Co.,
cf 441 pop., 16 m. from Athens, and on line of
Georgia Rd. General mercantile centre,
being the county town.
OGLETHORPE ECHO ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1874 ; "W. A. Shackelford,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LINCOLNTON, C. H., Lincoln Co.y
cf 300 pop., 40 m. from Augusta. Furniture
manufacturing.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1882 ; T. H.
Remsen, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
LOUISVILLE, C. H., Jefferson Co., n-
850 pop., on Rocky Comfort Creek, lOj m.
from the line of Central of Georgia Rd.,^
and 54 E. of Milledgeville, in an agricultural
section. Cotton, corn and sweet potatoes
the chief products.
NEWS AND FARMER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; J. W. "White, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
LUMPKIN, C. H., Stewart Co., p 1,000
pop., about 15 m. E. of Chattahoochee r., 36
W. of Americus and terminus of Americus,
Preston & Lumpkin Rd., in a mineral re-
gion.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872; A. "W. Latimer and R. B. Harri-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MoDONOUGH, C. H., ffenry Co., -D
700 pop., on East Tenn., "Va. & Georgia Rd.,
28 m. from Atlanta and 59 from Macon. A
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
131
GEORGIA.
good trade centre. Excellent health resort.
Cotton shipping point.
HENRY CO. WEEKLY; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1876; Chas. M.
Speer, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MACON, C. IL.,Bibh Co., n 22,000 pop.,
on Ocmulgee r., at junction of seven impor-
tant railroads ; 103 m. from Atlanta, 100
from Columbus, 124 from Augusta and 193
from Savannah. An extensive cotton mar-
ket, and centre of a large and flourishing
trade.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription So ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Kitt J. "Warren, editor ; Macon
News Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n J 1.
TEIjEGRAPH; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Tuesdays; daily eight pages,
weekly twelve pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $1.25 ; established
1826 ; Telegraph and Messenger Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation — daily
H 1 weekly H 2.
PEOPLES' CHOICE; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; M. U. Clark & J. W.
Marlow, editors and publishers ; an organ of
colored people.
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATEj Wednesdays; methodist episcopal,
south; eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1837 ; Weyman H. Potter, editor ;
J. W. Burke & Co., publishers; circ'n G 1.
DENTAL LUMINARY ; quarterly ;
dental ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
Holmes & Mason, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
MADISON, C. n., Morgan Co., D 2,160
pop., on Georgia Rd., 104 m. from Augusta
and 68 from Atlanta. A place of active
trade, and shipping point for cotton.
MADISONIAN; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
20x26. weekly 31x44; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1 ; established — daily 1885, weekly
1871 ; B. M. Blackburne, publisher ; circula-
tion—dailv L 2. weekly K 2.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 22x31 ; estaldished 1SS6 ; E. A. Rice, editor
and publisher.
MARIETTA, C. H., Cohh Co., i 2,327
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd. at terminus
of Marietta & North Ga. Rd., 20 m. from
Atlanta, in an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing region. Is a noted summer and winter
resort.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Neal & Massey, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
LABOR GAZETTE : Wednesdays ;
labor ; eight pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1886 ; Will S. Cox & W.
M. Goodman, editors ; W. M. Goodman & Co.,
publishers.
MARSHAIiLVILLE,it/acon Co.,^
690 pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., in a rich
agricultural section. The centre of consider-
able trade.
TIMES; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1886 ; J. P. Satwell, editor and publisher.
MILLEDGEVILLE, C. H., Baldwin
Co., n 4,794 pop., on Oconee r., and at junc-
tion of the Macon & Augusta and Macon &
GEORGIA.
Eatonton Rds., 30 m. from Macon, in an
agricultural district. Cotton is the chief
product. The river furnishes water power
for milling and manufacturing.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 35x481; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; T. H. & C. L. Morris, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
UNION AND RECORDER; Tues-
days ; democratic; eight pages; size 3t)x42 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1829 ; Barnes &
Moore, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
MILIiEN, Screven Co., n- 750 pop., on
the Ogeechee r., and on the Central Rd. of
Georgia, at the junction of the Augusta
branch, 79 m. N. W. of Savannah.
CENTRAL BEACON; Thursdays ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50:
established 1885; S. G. Lawrence, editor and
publisher ; circulation L2.
MONROE, C. H., Walton Co., [^ 530t
pop., on Weldon Rd. Cotton -growing sec-
tion and principal shipping point for cotton.
WALTON NEAVS ; Tuesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; George M. Napier,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONTEZUMA, Macon Co., -n 1,200
pop., on Flint r. and Southwestern Rd., 49
m. from Macon and 153 from Atlanta.
Handles 15,000 bales of cotton a year. Has
two steam gins, three artesian wells and
thirty business houses. Two lines of steam-
boats leave here for points on Flint r.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; .size
30x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; W. T.
Christopher, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1
MONTICELLO, C. H., Jasper Co., U
600 pop., 62 m. S. E. of Atlanta and 34 m. N.
of Macon. There are two schools, five
churches and a saw mill here.
JASPER COUNTY NEWS; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 21x34 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1883 ; Mrs. A. P. Penn, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MT. VERNON, C. H., Montgomery
Co., n 300 pop., 1 m. E. of Oconee r. and 100
W. of Savannah. A great shipping point for
pine timber.
MONTGOMERY 3IONITOR;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
D. G. Sutton, editor and publisher.
NEWNAN, C. H., Coweta Co., ^3,500
pop., at junction Atlanta & West Point and
Savannah, Griffin & North Alabama Rds.,
36 m. from Griffin. About twenty thousand
bales of cotton are received annually and
four large brick Avarehouses are required to
store and handle it. Has two banks,
foundry, machine shops, guano factory and
cotton seed oil mill. Extra inducements
for the investment of capital.
COWETA ADVERTISER; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; James E. Brown, editor ;
Advertiser Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation K \.
HERALD; Tuesdaj's; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; A. B. Cates, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
OXFORD, Newton Co., n 600 pop., 2
m. from Covington. Location of the Emory
College.
EMORY PHOENIX ; pionthly ; eight
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1886 ; students of Emory
College, editors and publishers; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
PERRY, C. H., Houston Co., □ 990
pop., on Big Indian Creek, in the central
part of the county, 28 m. from Macon. It is
surrounded by a fine cotton country.
HOME JOURNALi; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; John H. Hodges, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation L 2 .
QUITMAN,C. H., Brooks Co., g l,400t
pop., on Savannah, Fla. & Western Rd., 176
m. S. W. of Savannah. Centre of a fertile
agricultural district.
FREE PRESSj Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1876;
A.P.Perham, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
REIDSVILLE, C. H., Tatnall Co., O,
140 pop., 66 m. from Savannah and 4 m. from
Ohoope r. Farming and timbering section.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; six pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1881 ; Padgett &
Jasper, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
RINGGOLD, C. H., Catoosa Co., ^ 700
pop., on the Western & Atlantic Rd., 115 m.
from Atlanta and 23 from Chattanooga,
Tenn. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
facturing, and a place of active business.
CATOOSA COURIER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x80 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1872 ; R. M. Morris,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ROME, C. H., Floyd Co., ^ 8,000 pop.
(suburban pop. 2,000), on Coosa r. and two
divisions— Atlantic and Alabama — of the E.
Tenn., Va. & Ga. Rd. ; also on Rome Rd.,
running from Rome to Kingston. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural community,
and the centre of trade for this part of the
State. Important cotton depot, with two
compressors. Rome is one of the most im-
portant and promising towns in the
Southern States, and its large business
in cotton alone renders it o-ne of the
great trade points in that staple. The city
has every advantage that is requisite to give
it a commercial eminence.
BUIjLiETIN ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Mondays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— tlaily
22x32, weekly :i0x44 • subscription — daily $6,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1876, weekly
1871 ; A. C. Lowrey, editor , Bulletin Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily L2,
weekly K 2.
COURIER ; everj' morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly six pages ;
size- daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 20x28 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; established
1843 ; H. Martin, editor ; W. H. Hidell, pub-
lisher : circulation— daily K 1, weekly I 2 .
GEORGIA CLIPPER ; Saturdays; in
dependent; four pages; size 19x26; subscrip-
tion $1; established isst;; J. A. Clemont, editor;
Cleniont Bros., publishers.
GEORGIA.
ROYSTON, Franklin Co., cf 500 pop.,
on Richmond &Dan^^lle Rd., in an agricult-
ural section.
REVIEW; bi-weekly; four pages, size
16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
D. A. Baker, editor and publisher.
SANDERSVILIiE, C. H., Washing-
ton Co., a 1,479 pop., about 3 m. from line of
Central Rd., and 64 from Macon ; terminus
of Augusta, Gibson & Sandersville and
SandersvlUe & Tennville Rds. The centre
of trade for a cotton-growing countrj'.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages : size 24x36 ; subscxnption $1 ; estab-
lished 1841 ; William Park, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
MERCURY ; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; A. J. Jernigan, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
SAVANNAH, C. H., Chatham Co., □,
45,482 pop., on Savannah r., 18 m. from its
mouth ; eastern terminus of Georgia Cen-
tral, southern terminus of Charleston &
Savannah, and northern terminus of Sa-
vannah, Fla. & Western Rds., and is engaged
in foreign and domestic commerce. Sa-
vannah is the second largest American cot-
ton and rice port, and the first naval stores
(rosin and turpentine) port in the world.
In addition to this Savannah does a
large lumber exporting trade. The city
is built on a sandy plain about forty feet
above tide- water. It has a large number of
fine and substantial edifices, including some
handsome churches and other public struc-
tui'es. The public squares are numerous,
and these and the streets generally are
closely shaded with trees. The city pos-
sesses excellent educational facilities, and
is noted for its numerous private charities.
EVENING CALL ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; labor ; four pages ; size 18x26 ;
subscription $3; established 1886; Evening
Call Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
MORNING NEWS; every morning,
and NEWS, Satur-
k days ; democratic ;
A dailj' eight pages,
f--,. li weekly sixteen
I ,^ pages; size of page
f ^ ♦ a 16x21 ; subscription—
^daily $10, weekly
;ji;jS1.25; established
ill850; J. H. Estill,
if^^editorand publisher ;
circulation — daily G 1, weekly G 2.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
independent ; eight pages ; size of page 15x21 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1881 ; G. Hart-
ridge, editor; Savannah Times Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
GEORGIA FAMILIEN-JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 34x44 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1882 ; Kuckuck &
Seemann, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
LOCAL ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 22x
32 ; subscription $\ ; established 1877 ; Ely Otto,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
NEWS; (see 31orning Neivs.)
TRIBUNE ; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscri|>tion $1.25 ; established 1885;
Tribune Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; an organ of colored people.
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133
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
MYSTIC BROTHERHOOD; semi-
monthly ; fraternity ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; W. Orr &
■Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SENOIA, Coweta Co., ^ 1,000 pop..
on the Savannah, Griffla & North Alabama
Rd. Has large mills, gins and schools.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §1; established 1885;
L. E. Floyd, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
SMITHVILLE, Lee Co., p 450 pop.,
83 m. from Macon, at junction of Albany
branch of Southwestern Rd. and the main
line. Cotton growing and farming are the
principal industries.
SMITHVIL.L.E AND L.EE CO.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1887 ;
F. L. Stanton, editor ; W. W. Thompson &
Son, publishers.
SPARTA, C. H., Hancock Co., n 848t
pop., on Macon branch of the Georgia Rd.,
about midway between Macon and Augus-
ta. Centre of an agricultural region.
ISHMAEIiITE ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $1-50 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Lewis & Roberts, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
SPRING PLACE, C. H., Murray
Co.,"u 3(X)pop., 12m. froniDalton. Engaged
in manufacturing.
NORTH GEORGIA TIMES;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1881 ; S. R. Hix & ST B.
Carter, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
SUMMERVILLE, C. H., Chattooga
Co., □ 500 pop., on Chattooga r., 93 m. N. W.
of Atlanta. An agricultural district and
centre of trade.
CHATTOOGA NEWS ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50; established 1887; J. W. Cain and B. B.
Coleman, editors and publishers.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
f oiu- pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; J. C. Loomis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
SUMNER, Worth Co., g 300 pop., on
the Brunswick & Western Rd., 26 m. E. of
Albany. Yellow pine timber and naval
stores are the chief products ; a fine farm-
ing section.
"IWORTH CO. L.OCAL.; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 20x30 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1885; W. A. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L 2. I
SWAINSBORO,C.H., Emanuel Co.,
D- 186+ pop., 17 m. from C. Rd., 75 from Au-
gusta. Agricultural. Corn, cotton and
sugar.
PINE FOREST ; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x31; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; A. Herrington, editor ; H. D. Overstreet,
publisher; circulation L 2.
SYL.VANIA,C. H., Screven Co., d- 374 :
pop., 60 fti. from Savannah. Location of a !
seminary. I
TELEPHONE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; W. L. Mathews, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TALBOTTON, C. H., Talbot Co., -u
1,150 pop., 3:3 m. N. E. of Columbus, Ga.,
at terminus of Talbotton Rd. and ,7 from
Southwestern .Rd. Steam grist mill and
cotton gin here.
NEW ERA ; Tuesdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1883 ; W.
E. Mumford, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
TALLAPOOSA, Haralson Co., -n 250
pop., on Georgia Pacific Rd., siu-rounded
bj' a fine farming country.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; E.
Christian, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
THOMASTON, C. H., Upson Co.,-n
1,700 pop., terminus of Thomaston & Barnes-
ville Rd., a branch of Macon & Western
Rd., about 80 m. S. of Atlanta and 55 from
Macon. Furniture and carriage manufac-
turing extensively carried on.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1869 ; G.
F. Oliphant, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
THOMASVILLE,C.H., Thomas Co.,
p 4,500 pop., on Savannah, Fla. & Western
Rd., 200 m. from Savannah. The Albany
branch connects with the main line at this
point. One of the largest cotton, wool
and sugar-cane producing sections of the
State. Celebrated as a winter resort.
I ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1856 ; Albert Winter, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
! TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
i pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Triplett & Chastain, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
THOMSON, C. H., McDuffle Co., u-
876 pop., on Georgia Rd., 37 m. from Au-
gusta. Cotton, corn, wheat andsweet pota-
toes are the chief products.
McDUFFIE JOURNAL; Wednes
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subsci'iption $1 ; established 1871 ; Jordan E.
White, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TOCCOA, Habersham, Co., □'#60 pop.,
93 m. from Atlanta, on Atlanta & Charlotte
Rd. General agricultural centre.
N E W S ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. W. Harris, editor ; Harris &
Barfield, publishers ; circulation L2.
TRENTON, C. H., Dade Co., b 250
pop., on Alabama Great Southern Rd., 18
m. from Chattanooga, Tenn. Iron ore and
coal are found in the vicinity ; has several
iron furnaces.
DADE CO. TIMES; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; T. A. Havron, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
VALDOSTA, C. H., Lowndes Co., g
3,000 pop., on Savannah, Fla. & Western Rd.,
157 m. from Savannah. Cotton, sweet pota-
toes, sugar-cane, rice and corn are the chief
products. Numerous truck and naval
stores.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
f)ages;size 27x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1867 ; C. R. Pendleton, editor ; Pendle-
ton & Peeples, publishers; circulation K 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
VIENNA, C. H., Dooly Co., g 600 pop.,
23 m. from Montezuma and 28 from Hawk-
insville. Seat of Vienna Institute.
DOOIiY VINDICATOR; Tuesday?;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrij)-
tion $2 ; established 1882 ; M. P. Morgan, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
VILLA RICA, Carroll Co., -D 350
pop., on Georgia Pacittc Rd., about :38 m. W.
of Atlanta. Situated in a rich agi'icultural
and mining section. A place of consider-
able trade.
GOLiD LEAF : Saturdaj-s; independent;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. O. and Robert T. Peavy, edi-
tors and publishers.
WACO, Haralson Co., -D 300 pop., 10
S. W. of Buchanan. In a farming district.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24.x:>4 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; J. Powell, editor and pub-
lisher.
WARRENTON,C. H., Warren Co., n-
1,322 pop., on Macon & Augusta Rd., 52 m.
from Augusta. Agriculture is the chief oc-
cupation.
C Li I P P E R ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription SI 25 ;
established 1859; L. H. Pattillo, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
WASHINGTON, C. H., WUkes Co.,^
2,600 pop., terminus of a branch of Georgia
Rd., about 70 m. from Augusta. Centre of
a cotton and grain country.
CHRONIC I/E; Tuesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.25 ; established
18i'2; C. E. Smith, editor and publisher ; cu'cu-
lation K 1.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. W. Chapman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WAY CROSS,C.H.,TFare Co., [^1,500
pop., on Way Cross Short Line to Jackson-
ville, Fla. Naval stores and lumber manu-
facturing place.
HEADliIGHT; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; f dlir pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
SI; established 1884; J. Freeman, editor;
Wm. Parker, publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPORTER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1880; D. B. Sweat, Jr., editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
WAYNESBORO, C. H. , Burke Co., n-
2,500 pop., on Augusta branch of Central of
Georgia Rd., 32 m. S. of Augusta and 100 N.
W, of Savannah. Haven Normal School
located here.
TRUE CITIZEN; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1882; Sullivan Bros., editors
and publishers; circulation K 2.
WEST BOWERSVILLE, Frank-
lin Co., cf 200 pop., on the Elberton Air Line
Rd., at junction of Carnesville Rd., 22 m, S.
S. E. of Toccoa. Cotton-growing section.
Iron ore and man.y other minerals are found
here in large quantities. An important
shipping point.
AMERICAN UNION; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; W. F. and E. Bow-
ers, editors ; E. Bowers, publisher ; circ'n L 2.
WEST POINT, Troup Co., -a 1,800
pop., on Chattahoochee r., at junction of
Atlanta & West Point with West Point and.
Montgomery Rd., 87 m. from Atlanta and an
equal distance from Montgomery, Ala.
Does a flue agricultural trade. Has two
cotton factories and one iron foundry in
operation, and is well adapted by its situa-
tion to a considerable local trade.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1874;
W. B. Callahan, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
WRIGHTSVILLE, C. H., Johnson
Co., a 600 pop., 130 m. W. of Savannah and
on the Wrightsville and Tennille branch of
the Central of Georgia Rd. In an agricult-
ural section.
RECORDER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; John M. HufC, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
ILLINOIS.
ABINGDON, Knox Co., -a i,500 pop.,
on crossing of Central Iowa and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Rds., 10 m. from Gales-
burg. The seat of Abingdon and Hedding
Colleges.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x35 ; subscription $1-50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; D. and W. H. Clark, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1880 ; Reed & Pendarvis, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
GLEANER; monthly; twenty pages;
size of page 11x16; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882; Gleaner Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; a college magazine ; issued
during the collegiate j'ear.
ALBION, C. H., Edwards Co., C^ 1,150
pop., on Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Rd., 170 m. S. E. of Springfield and 15 E. of
Fairfield. Wagon and carriage manufac-
turing, milling and general merchandising
carried on.
JOURN ALi ; Thursdays ; four pages size
26x40 ; subscription S1.25 ; established 1869 ;
Walter Colyer, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1 .
ALEDO, C. H., Mercer Co.,\2 1.600 pop.
(with suburbs 2,050), on Galva, New Boston
& Keithsburg branch of Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rd., 14 m. from Mississippi r.
and 25 from Rock Island. Located in a rich
farming district. Stock and grain the prin-
cipal shipments. Coal found in the vicinity.
DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; George M. Fames, editor ;
Henderson & Eames, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
RECORD; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1857 ; John Porter & Sons, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
ALEXIS, Warren Co., -a 500 pop., on
Rock Island & St. Louis Rd., 15 m. from
Monmouth and 14 from Galesburg. Manu-
factures brick and tile and agricultural im-
plements. A large number of Clydedale
horses raised and shipped here.
ARGUS ; Wednesdays ; Independent ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
135
ILLINOIS.
four pages; size 24x3t; subscription S1.2o ; es
tablislied 1886; D. M. Harkrader, editor and
publisher.
ALTA, Peoria Co., n 300 pop., on Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., 9 m. N. W. of Peoria.
Farming and cheese manufacturing dis-
trict.
BARNUM'S TELEPHONE; (see
Prince ville.)
ALTAMONT, Effingham Co., g 1,500
pop., at junction of O. & M. and Vandalia
Line Rds., and Southern terminus of Chica-
go & Padueah Rd. The greatest grain ship-
ping point in Central Illinoi.s. Has large
file, furniture and other factories, flouring
mills and eighty business houses.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; L. J. Wallich, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ALTON, Madison Co., p 12,000 pop., on
ilississippi r., 25 m. from St. Louis and 4
above the mouth of the Missouri r., and on
Chicago & Alton, Indianapolis & St. Louis,
and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rds.
The Central Missouri Rd., now in course of
construction, will cross the river at this
point. Extensively engaged in river trade
and manufactures, and the great depot for
shipment of the produce of a large section
of country.
DEi>IOCRAT ; every evening except
Simday, and VVEEK.li Y, Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; daily fom* pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription-
daily $6, weekly .$1.50 ; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1874 ; Perrin & Smith, editors and
publishers ; circ'n — dailv K 1, weeklv K 2.
MORNING SENTINEL. ; every morn-
ing except Monday, and 3IADISON
COUNTY SENTINEL., Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 26x40; subscription— weekly $2; es-
tablished—daily 1885, weekly 1879; J. J. Mc-
Inerney, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly K 1.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly 31x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $5.20, weekly $1.25 ; establish-
ed—daily 1861, weekly 1836; W. T. Norton,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1,
w^eekly J 1.
BANNER; Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1867; William A. Bode, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MADISON CO. SENTINEL; (see
Morning Sentinel.)
ALTONA, Knox Co., -n 850 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 16 m.
from county seat. Broom and other fac-
tories are located here.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
22X.30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; S. P.
Whiting; editor and publisher; circulation
LI.
AMBOY, Lee Co., t\ 3,148 pop., on Illi-
nois Central and Branch of Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Rds., 82 m. from Chicago.
Large quantities of produce are shipped
from this point; the Illinois Central shops
are here, and the finest station house on
the road was built at this place in 1876.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
ILLINOIS.
tablished 1856 ; C. E. Loomis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J l .
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1878;
James H. Preston, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
ANCONA, Livingston Co., n 500 pop.,
on Prairie Creek, 100 m. S. W. of Chicago,
on Chicago, St. Louis & Western Rd. Farm-
ing and stock-raising section ; rich coal
mines in vicinity, and shipping point for
coal and grain.
4DVOCATE; Thur.sdays; eight pages
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883
A. H. Marlow, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K 1.
ANNA, Union Co., p 2,053 pop., on mi-
nois Central Rd., 36 m. from Cairo, and
about 1 E. of Jonesboro. Centre of an Im-
portant fruit region.
TALK; Fridays ; non-partisan ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; R. Lynn Minton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
ARCOLA, Douglas Co., d- 1,847 pop.,
at junction of Illinois Central and 111. Mid-
land Rds., 158 m. from Chicago. Shipping
point for stock and grain and broom
corn.
HERALD ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1870 ; H. H. Moore, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
RECORD; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; J. H. Bassett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ;
J. Speed, Jr., editor ; Speed Bros., publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Cook
Co., nf 1,200 pop., 22 m. from Chicago. Manu-
factory of sewing machines.
COOK CO. HERALD; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; W. C. Williams, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ARROWSMITH, McLean Co., a
450 pop. on Lake Erie & Western Rd., 20 m.
E. of Bloomington. A trading point for
grain and live stock,
NEWS; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1884; Frank Woolley, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
ASHLAND, Cass Co., -a 1,100 pop., on
Chicago & Alton and Ohio & Mississippi
Rds. A shipping point for grain.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 : subscription $1.50 ; established
1882; S. D. McCauUey & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ASHLEY, Washington Co., g 950tpop.,
at intersection of Illinois Central and St.
Louis and Southwestern Rds., surrounded
by an agi-icultural and fruit-growing dis-
trict.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; A.
W. O'Bryant, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
ASHMORE, Coles Co., o- 800 pop., on
Indianapolis &;st. Louis Rd., 37 m. W. of
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Terre Haute and 8 E of Charleston. Has
large carriage factory and is the centre of
trade for a fine agricultural section.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size ^x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Oscar J. Ricketts, editor and
publisher.
ASHTON, Lee Co., [^ 720 pop., on
Iowa Div. of Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
83 m. W. of Chicago, in stock and farming
district.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; P. O.
Sproul, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ;
issues also the Franklin Grove Reporter.
ASTORIA, Fulton Co., -n 1,800 pop.,
115 ni. from Rock Island, on St. Louis Div.
of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. A
thriving, pleasantly situated and enterpris-
ing town. Has some manufactures and an
abundance of coal.
ARGUS; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1880; Albert K. Tate, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FAIR PLAY; Fridays; independent:
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1884 ; J. L. Gilbert, editor aud pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ATHENS, Menard Co., a 800 pop., 3
m. from Sangamon r., and on branch of W.,
St. L. & P., formerly Springfield & North-
western, Rd., 1.3 m. N. by W. from Spring-
field. Mining, manufacturing and agricult-
ure are the principal pursuits.
CYCLONE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
S. P. Whiting, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
ATLANTA, Logan Co., a l,368t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd., 11 ra. N. E. of Lin-
coln ; crossing of the Illinois Midland Rd.
Supported bj' the agriculture of adjacent
country.
ARGUS; Fridays; neutral; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established
1868 ; Crihfield Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; an edition entitled the Ga-
zette is issued for Keunev.
AUBURN, Sangamon Co., n 1,100 pop.,
16 m. from Springfield, on Chicago & Alton
Rd., surrounded by an excellent farming
country.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1874 ; M. G. Wadsworth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1.
AMERICAN CHESS REVIEW ;
monthly ; chess ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; C. F.
Wadswortli, editor and publisher.
AUGUSTA, -^ancocA; Co.. -a 2,225 pop.,
on the Cliicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
37 m. N. E. of Quincy. Coal mining. The
finest potter's clay is found here. Stock-
raising and agriculture are extensively car-
ried on.
EAGLE; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $l.r)0 ; estab-
lished 1884; F. A. Warden, editor ; S. R. War-
den & Co., publishers; circulation K 1.
AURORA, Kane Co., [^ 18,000 pop., on
Fox r. and Cliicago, Burlington & Quincy,
ILLINOIS.
Joliet, Aurora & Quincy, C, B. & Northern
and Chicago & Iowa Rds., also the Ottawa,
Oswego & Fox RiverValley and Turner Junc-
tion Br., Geneva Br., and North Western Br.
Rds., 38 m. from Chicago. Engaged in im-
portant and various manufacturing enter-
prises. Centre of a large trade. The rail-
road repair shops of the C. & I. Rd. and
main locomotive and car shops of the C. B.
& Q. Rd. ai-e located here. Has also large
cotton and woolen mills, corset, road-carts,
carpet sweeper and watch factories, smelt-
ing and many other industries.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sundaj^ ; four oages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1877 ; J. F. Dewey, editor ;
Coustantine & Dewey, publishers; circ'n K 1.
EXPRESS; every morning except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $4.80; established 1882; Express
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation .1 2 ; issue also the Herald-Express.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and Sunday morning ; daily four pages, Sun-
day eight pages; size — daily 24x36, Sunday
26x40 ; subscription— daily and Sunday $4.80,
Sunday $1.50 ; established— daily 1873, Sunday
1885 ; Northam & Beaupre, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K 1, Sunday K 1
BEACON; semi-weekly, Wednesdaj^s
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; republican ; semi- weekly eight pages,
weekly sixteen pages ; size— semi-weekly
30x44, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion—semi-weekly $3, weekly $3 ; established
1846 ; J. H. Hodder & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circ'n— semi- weekly I 1 , weeklj^ L 1 .
BLADE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; C.
W. Putnam, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion .7 1 .
HERALD-EXPRESS ; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1; established
1866 ; Pierce Burton & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2 ; issue also the Ex-
press.
SUN; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; Sun Printing Co., editors and
publishers.
VOLKSFREUND; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1868 ; P. Klein, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
AVON, Fulton Co., -n 950 pop., on the
C, B. & Q. Rd., 20 m. from Galesburg and
80 m. from Quincy. Has drain pipe factories.
SENTINEL; Tliursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; Stevens & Vose, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
BANDOW, Cook Co., iif in the village
of Jefferson ; pop. (of village) 20,000. Garden-
ing extensively carried on.
REPORTER; Sundays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
estal)lished 1879; E. J. Bronson, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
BARRINGTON, Cook Co., cf 1,«0
pop., on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
32 m. from Chicago. One of the largest
milk-shipping stations in the Northwest.
HERALD: Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
W. G. Alden, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 ; an edition of the Palatine Enter-
prise.
BARRY, Pike Co., -a l,39-2t pop., on
Hannibal and Naples division of Wabash
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
137
ILLINOIS.
Rd., 18 m. from Mississippi r. A flouring
mill, woolen mill and pork-packing estab-
lishment are located here.
ADAGE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1871 ;
W. W. Watson, editor and publisher; cii--
culation K 2.
BAT A VIA, Kane Co., t} 2,950 pop., on
Batavia branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., and Batavia branch of Chicago
& Northwestern Rd., and on Fox r., 7 m N.
of Am'ora, 35 from Chicago. Extensively
engaged in various manufactures. Several
large stone quarries are located here.
GLiEANEK-; Tuesdays; temperance; six
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $1 :
established 1886 ; C. H. Starkey & Co., editors
and publishers.
NEWS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1869 ;
Clark A. Lewis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
BATCHTOWN, Calhoun Co. -a 150
pop., near Mississippi r., 50 m. N. W. from
St. Louis. Situated in the midst of a fine
fruit-growing section, surrounded by some
of the largest orchards in the West.
CALHOUN PILOT ; Thursdays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; John .J. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BEARDSTOWN, Cass Co., ^ 4,000
pop., on Illinois r., and St. Louis division of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., Ill m.
from St. Louis, 139 from Rock Island and 45
from Springfield. The Springfield branch
of the Ohio & Miss. Rd. has its northern ter-
minus here. Sui-rounded by an agiicultural
district.
CASS CO. DE.MOCRAT; every morn-
ing except Sunday, CASS CO. SUNDAY
D E310C RAT, Sundays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; daily— four pages, Sunday and
weeklj" eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, Sunday
and weekly 30x44 ; subscription— <latly with
Sunday §^-80, weekly $1.50; established 1879; J.
S. Fulks, editor and publisher ; cu'culation-
daily L 2, Sunday K 1, weekly K 1.
ILLTNOIAN ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x:>l ; subscription $2 ; established 1845 : J.
S. Nicholson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CASS CO. SUNDAY DEMOCRAT ;
(see Cass Co. Democrat.)
BEECHER, Will Co., ^ 400 pop., on
C. & E. I. Rd. Stock and grain raising and
farming are its chief features.
VOLKSBLATT ; Thursdays; German;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; L. Metterhausen, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
BREEDERS' JOURNAL; monthly;
live stock ; sixty-eight pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Breeders' Live Stock Association, editors
and publishers ; circulation G 1.
BELLEFLOWER, McLean Co., n
375 pop., Illinois Central Rd., 10 m. from
Farmer City. A farming section.
PATRIOT; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; Alvin T Hardwick, editor and
publisher.
BELLEVILLE, C. H., S«. Clair Co., p
17,000 pop., 14 m. from St. Louis, with which
ILLINOIS.
it is connected by the Cairo Short Line, the
Illinois & St. Louis, and Louisville & Nash-
ville Rds. A rich and highly productive
district, extensively engaged in various
manufactures ; one of the largest nail
works in the country, employing 1,200 men ;
three large smelting works, oil mill, stove,
pump and glass works ; a large trade is also
carried on in flour, coal and beer. Exten-
sive beds of coal are found in the vicinity.
ARBEITER ZEITUNG ; every even-
ing except Sunday ; German ; four pages ;
size lSx24; subscription $5.20; established
1SS4 ; Hans Schwarz, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BELLEVILLER POST; every day
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridaj-s ;
German ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 36x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $7. weekly $2; established
1884 ; George Semmalroth & Co., editors and
publishers: circulation— weekly J 2.
BELLEVILLER ZEITUNG UND
STERN ; evei-v evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; German; in-
dependent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 23x44, weekly 34x48 ; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly $2; established-
daily 1876, weekly 1849 ; Curt Heinfelden, edi-
tor; Southern Illinois Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly H 2 ;
issue also the News Democrat.
NEWS DEMOCRAT; every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x35, weekly 35x48 ; subscription— daily
$5.50, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1883,
weekly 1857 ;'^W. J. Underwood, editor ; South-
ern Illinois Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation—daily L 2, weekly Jl; j.ssue also
the Belleviller Zeitung unci Stern.
ADVOCATE: Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; Thomas & Willoughby, editors
and publishers ; circulation .1 1 .
GRANGE NEWS; semi-monthly; pa-
trons of husbandn- ; eight pages : size of page
13x19 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1877 ;
Thos. Keady, editor; State Grange, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1 .
BELVIDERE, C. H., Boone Co., tl
4,100 pop., on Galena division of Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 78 m. from Chicago.
Crossing of C. & N. W. and Northern 111. Rds.
Has flouring mills, plow factory, and manu-
factories of cheese, reapers, sewing ma-
chines, sash, door and blinds, and boots
and shoes.
NORTH-WESTERN; Saturdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 35x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1866; John J. Coon,
editor and publislier ; circulation J 1 .
STANDARD ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1852; Ralph Roberts, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BEMENT, Piatt Co., a 969 pop., on
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. Two of the
largest broom-corn farms in the State
located near here.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; Root & Dever, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
BENSON, Woodford Co., a 300 pop.,
35 m. X. E. from Peoria and 37 from Pekin,
on the Chicago, St. Paul & Western and
Chicago & St. Louis Rds. The centre of an
agricultural district.
ARGUS; Thursdays; republican; four
138
GEO. P. RO^yELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Bages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1875 ; F. D. Learned, editor ; J. M. Fort,
publisher ; circulation L 1 ; an edition of the
Minonk Blade.
BENTON, C. H., Franklin Co., g 1,200
pop., near Big Muddy r., on St. Louis, Alton
& Terre Haute Rd., about 90 m. from St.
Louis. Surrounded by an agricultural
district. Wheat, corn, tobacco and castor
beans are the chief products.
FRANKIilN CO. CHRONICL.E;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1ST9 ; J. S. Ban*,
Jr^. editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD: Fridaj's ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1849 ; A. M. Brovvnlee. editor
and publisher; circulation L 2.
BIGGSVILLE, Henderson Co., -n 400
pop., 12 m. E. from Burlington, Iowa, on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
Noted as a shipping point for cattle, hogs
and grain.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1875 ;
M. M. Rowley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 2'2x30 ; subscription SI; established
1885 ; Brelsford & McMillan, editors and pub-
lishers ; issue also the Xeola, Iowa, Neics.
BLANDINSVILLE, McDonough
Co., -a 1,200 pop., 12 m. N. W. of Macomb, on
Keokuk & Peoria branch Toledo, Peoria &
Western Rd. Location of steam flour and
saw mills.
REVIEW; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Lucien S. Reid, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1
BLOOMINGTON, C. H., McLean
Co., n 25,0«J0 pop. The Chixjago & Alton, Illi-
nois Central, Indiana, Bloomington & West-
ern and Lake Erie & Western Rds. all in-
tersect here ; 126 m. from Chicago and 165
from St. Louis. Extensively engaged in
manufacturing. Centre of a large whole-
sale and retail trade. Seat of several insti-
tutions of learning. Farming and stock
raising are the leading industries ; the
nursery business is extensively carried on.
BULiLiETIN ; every evening except Sat-
urday. SUNDAY BULLETIN, Sundays,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily four pages,
Sunday and weekly eiglit pages ; size— daih'
24x36, weeklj' and Sunday 30x44 ; subscription
— daily, with Sundays $5.50, Aveeklv $1.50; es-
tablished 1881 ; Owen Scott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J 2, Sunday II,
weekly I 2 : issues also the Illinois Freemason.
LEA DER ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 26x39, weekly 30x48 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $2; estab-
lished 1868 ; Leader Publishing Co., editors
and puV)lisliers ; circ'n— daily I 1 , weekly H 1.
PA NTACiRA PH ; every morningexcept
Sunday, and AVEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x39, wei*:ly (size of page) 14x23;
subscription— daily S5.'20, weeklv $1.50; es-
tablished—daily 1855, weekly 1846 ; W. O.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily H 1. weeklv H 2.
ILLINOIS FREEMASON; Mondays ;
masonic; eight pages; size 22x:r2; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1885; Owen Scott, edi-
tor and publisher; Issues also the Bulletin.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; German; re-
publican; four pages; size 27x40; subscrip-
ILLINOIS.
tion $2; established 1878; H. Meyer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LANCET; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1; established 1836;
James H. Shaw, editor; Parker Bros., pub-
lishers.
McLean co. Deutsche
PRESSE ; Satm-days; German ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
J. Koester, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
A four-page literai-y supplement, entitled Der
Sonntagsgast, is regularly issued with the
paper.
ODD FELLOWS' HERALD ; Thurs-
days ; odd-fellowship ; eight pages ; size
28x40; subscription 81.50; established 1878;
F. E. Huddle, editor ; M. T. Scott, publisher:
circulation G 1.
SUNDAY BULLETIN ; (see Bulletin.)
SUNDAY EYE; Sundays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
Geo. L. Hutchin, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2.
ILLINOIS SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly : educational ; flf tv pages ; size of
page 6x9 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1881; Geo. P.Brown, editor and publisher;
circulation I l .
WESLEYAN BEE; monthly; twentv
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883; J. H, Shaw, editor ; Wesleyan
Bee Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
BLUE ISLAND, Cooh Co.,^ 3,000
pop., 16 m. from Chicago, at crossing of
the C, R. I. & P. and G. T. Rds. Good
farming district. Has brick yards, stone
quarries and large smelting works.
STANDARD; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ;
establislied 1879; S. C. Reed, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BLUE MOUND, Macon Co., n 900
pop., on the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rd., 14 m. S. W. of Decatur, the county seat.
Shipping point for grain and live stock.
Surrounded by a fine agricultural district.
CYCLONE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1882;
John P. Fred, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
BRADFORD, Stark Co., n 850 pop.,
on B. & R. branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., 40 m. from Peoria and 128 from
Chicago. Fine agricultural and stock-rais-
ing district.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 26x40 : suliscriptlon $1.50; estab-
lished 1S85 ; C. F. Hamilton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BRAIDWOOD, Will Co., ^ 6,000
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd.. 58 m. S W. of
Chicago and 20 S. by W. of Jollet. Several
mines of bituminous coal have been
opened here.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four |)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1874.
BRIGHTON, Macoupin Co., n 1,000
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., at the inter-
section of St. Louis division of Chicago,
Burlington & Qulncj' Rd., 12 m. from Alton.
Coal abounds in vicinity.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; Independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880; L. H. & E. W. Chapin, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
139
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
SRIMFIELD, Peoria Co., n 900 pop.,
on a branch of the Chicago, B. & Q. Rd., 6
m. N. E. of Elmwood, 20 N. W. of Peoria.
Engaged in coal mining and farming.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. P. Chaddock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
BUCKLEY, Iroquois Co., D- 324 pop.,
on Illinois C. Rd. Principal pursuits are
grain and stock raising ; has many artesian
wells ; in great " corn belt."
INQUIRERj Satui'days ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1875 ; Mrs. S. S. Warren, editor ; E. W. Warren,
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; dated at Onarga ;
an edition of the Onarga Central Illinois
Review.
BUDA, -Bureau Co., tl 900 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 118 m.
from Chicago. Manufacturing shops and
many business houses ; the centre of con-
siderable trade.
BUREAU CO. TIMES ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Charles A. Pratt, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BUNKER HILiL, Macoupin Co., n
1,620 pop., on Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd.,
36 m. from St. Louis. Centre of large fruit,
cider, sorghum and stock-raising section.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
^1.50 ; established 1885 ; H. W. Metcalfe, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; F. Y. Hedley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BUSHNELL, McDonough Co., ^ 2,325
pop., at the crossing of Toledo, Peoria &
Western Rd. and St. Louis division and
Quincy branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., 192 m. S. W. of Chicago. En-
gaged in manufacturing, and an active
trade centre. Located on a rich prairie.
Mcdonough democrat; Thms
^ays ; democratic; eight pages ; .size 31x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Chas. C.
Chain, editor ; Chain & Kay, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
RECORD; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Tom H. B. Camp, editor ; Camp
Bros., publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
BYRON, Ogle Co., [^ 900 pop., on
Rock r., 89 m. W. of Chicago, on Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Minnesota &
Northwestern Rds., in the midst of a fine
agricultural section, and splendid dairy
country. Large water works awaiting cap-
ital to use it.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.. 50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; S. B. Shilej', editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
CA.'BEKY, Ford Co.,{y 400 pop., on 111.
Central Rd., 84 m. from Chicago and 20 S. E.
of Kankakee. Has brick and tile factories
and is a short distance from coal beds»
Surrounded by good farming lands.
ENQUIRER ; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Burt
E. Burroughs, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
CAIRO, C. H., Alexander Co., g 12,000
pop., at junction of Ohio and Mississippi
rs., 175 m. below St. Louis. Terminus of
Illinois Central, Iron Mountain & Southern,
Mobile & Ohio, Cairo & Vincennes, St. Louis,
Arkansas & Texas, Miss. Central and Mobile
& Ohio Rds. Has considerable trade and
some manufacturing. Source of supply for
Southern Illinois, Southeast Missouri and
Western Kentucky.
ARGUS; eveiy evening except Sunday,
and ARGUS-JOURNAL., Saturdays; in-
dependent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size — daily 22x30, weekly 30x44; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 1878, weekly 1864; H. F. Potter, editor
and publisher ; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly K 2 ; the weekly edition is dated at
Cairo and Mound City.
BULiLiETIN; every morning except
Monday, and VVEEKIiY, Wednesdays;
democi-atic; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 22x32, weekly (size of page)
16x22; subscription— daily $10, weekly $2;
established 1869; E. A. Burnett, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, weeklj"^ K 2.
PEOPLE ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1886 ; Sol. Farnbasker,
editor ; People Publishing Co., publishers.
ARGUS-JOURNAL ; {see Argus.)
CITIZEN ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 31x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; George Fisher, editor and pub-
lisher : cu'culation K 2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
23x35; subscription $2; established 1882; W.
T. Scott, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Henry Co., ^
1,201 pop., on Rock Island «& Peoria Rd.
Centre of agricultural region. Depot for
the shipment of produce from the sur-
rounding country. Coal is found in this
vicinity.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 18.57; Chapman Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
PRAIRIE CHIEF; Saturdays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1867; B. W.
Seaton, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
CAMP POINT, Adams Co., -U 1,425
pop., at junction of Chicago, Bui-lington &
Quincy Rd. with Wabash, St. Louis & Pa-
cific Rd., 22 m. from Quincy.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873 ; George W. Cyrus, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
CANTON, Fulton Co.,-n 5,500 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Toledo,
Peoria & Western Rds., 14 m. from Lewis-
town, 210 from Chicago, and 28 from Peoria.
Engaged in manufacturing and coal min-
ing. Extensive plow manufacturing, car
wheel works and nine large cigar manu-
factories are located here ; it is the largest
cigar manufacturing town in Illinois.
FULTON CO. LEDGER; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1849 ; S. Y. Thornton, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FUL.TON REPUBLICAN; Fri-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1877; Welch &
Betzer, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
140
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size of page 15x22; subscription
$2 ; established 1849 ; C. E. Snively, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
CAPRON, Jioone Co., [^ 800 pop.,
on Madison Division of the Chicago &
Northwestern Rd. Engaged in the manu-
facture of butter and cheese. Has a good
school. The centre of trade for a rich
agricultural district.
HERALD; Fi-idays ; republican; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; A. H. S. Perkins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CARBONDALE, Jackson Co., g
2,213t pop., on Illinois Central Rd.,50m.from
Cairo. A branch railroad extends from
this point to Grand Tower on the Missis-
sippi r. Centre of a fruit-growing and coal
region. State Normal University located
here.
BARTON'S FREE PRESS; Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877; J. H. Barton,
editor ; J. H. & D. L. Barton, publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
CARLINVILLE, C. H., Macoupin
Co., D 3,500 pop., on Chicago & Alton E,d., 39
m. from Springfield, 33 from Alton, and 57
from St. Louis. A thriving trade centre.
DEMOCRAT; semi-weeklv, "Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and VVEEKIiY,
Thui-sdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subsci-iption— semi-weekly $2.50, week-
ly $2; establislied— semi-weekly 1868, weekly
1856 ; A. Gr. David, editor ; Macoupin Print-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— semi-week-
ly L 2 , weeklv J 1.
MACOUPIN CO. ENQUIRER; Wed
uesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 18(1 ; J. W. & C.
J. Lumpkin, editors an<i publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
OUR HA3IMER; Saturdays; prohibi-
tion ; four pages ; size 13x20; subscription $1 ;
established 1886; Mrs. L. A. Gvvin, editor and
publisher.
BIiACKBURNIAN; monthly; twenty
pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1881 ; W. E. Andrews, editor ;
Blackburnian Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
CARLYI.E,C. H., Clinton Co., g 2,218
pop., on Kaskaskia r., and Ohio & Missis-
sippi Rd., 47 m. from St. Louis. Centre of
an agricultural region. Shipping point for
lumber.
CONSTITUTION AND UNION;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages; .size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1868;
Norfolk & Shoupe, editors and publishers: cir-
culation K 1.
SUED ILLINOIS ZEITUNG; Satur
days; German; four pages; size 28x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1876; J. Ruf, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION BANNER; Thur.sdays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1862; Ruf & Peterson, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
CARMI, C. H., WTiite Col, C\ 3,046 pop.,
at head of navigation on Little Wabash r.,
at junction of Louisville & Nashville and
Cairo. Vincennes& Chicago Rds., 37 m. from
Evansville, Ind. It is situated in the cen-
tre of the county and southern portion of
ILLINOIS.
Illinois, called Egypt, because of the abund-
ance of corn raised in it every year. There
are several manufactories at this place.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic; ten
pages ; size of page 15x23 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1858 ; A. S. Harsha, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1
PARTISAN; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
talilished 1885; Jno. T. Norsworthy, editor
and publisher.
TIMES; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x.S4 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Andrew F. Joy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CARROL.LTON, C.H., Greene Co., -a
2,700 pop., on Chicago & Alton and Litchfield,
Carrolltou & Western Rds., 57 m. from
St. Louis, Mo., and 34 from Jacksonville, in
an agricultural, gi-ain and stock district.
Extensively engaged in the manufacture
of tile and machinery. Coal found in
abundance in the vicinity.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size "30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; Price & McNabb, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2,
PATRIOT; Fridays ; republican ; ten
pages; size of page 13x20; subscription .$2;
established 1863 ; Clement L. Clapp, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Hancock Co., -a
2,000 pop., on Wabash & Carthage branch
of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 38 m.
from Quincy, 180 from Chicago, 200 from St.^
Louis and 12 from Mississippi r. Surround-
ed by a farming country. Seat of Carthage
College.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.75; estab-
lished 1865 ; Thomas C. Sharp & James H. Pur-
cell, editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
HANCOCK CO. JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1..50; established- 1886;.
Moon & Carlton, editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages : size 31x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1854; J. M. Davidson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CARTHAGINIAN; monthly; twelve
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; svibscription $1 j
established 1878; Students of Carthage Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
CASEY, Clark Co., n- 1,600 pop., on St»
Louis, Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianapo-
lis, and Chicage & Ohio River Rds., 35 m.
W. of Terre Haute, Ind. Good shipping
point. Location of Eastern Illinois poultry
depot.
ACORN; Wednesdays ; eight pages ; siz&
26x40; subscription $1; established 1881; Dr.
J. J. Sewell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
BANNER; Fridays; independent; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1872 ; B. F. Ward, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1 ; issues also the Martinsville
Enterprise.
CAVE-IN-ROCK, Hardin Co., □,
500 pop., on Ohio r., 20 m. below Shawnee-
town. Has fine school and churches and
many business houses.
REGISTER; Fridays; independent;,
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; S. L. Jackson, editor and pub-
lisher.
Fi
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
141
ILLINOIS.
CENTRALIA, Marion Co., g 6,000
pop., on lUiuois Central Rd., at the junction
of the Chicago branch with the main line,
also at terminus of Jacksonville and South-
eastern Rd.. 112 m. from Cairo and 136 from
Bloomington, 253 from Chicago. The rail-
road repair shops, nail mill, coal mine, large
foundry and machine shop and other manu-
facturing industries are located here, giv-
ing employment to a large number of men.
The third largest city in Southern Illinois,
and the largest fruit shipping point in the
State. Has fine schools and churches, and a
public librarj' with 3,000 volumes.
S E X T I N E Ij ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKIiY, Thursdays;
republican; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription— dailv S'J. weeklv Sl-'^O; established
—daily 1884, weekly 1863; J. N. Kerr, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily L 2 , weekly
K 1 ; issues also the Patoka Enterprise.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1867; C. D. Tufts, editor; S. P.
Tufts, publisher; circulation K 1.
UNION; Fridaj's; German; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1880 ;
Oreo. Breuning, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
HOME CONFERENCE NEWS;
monthly ; methodist episcopal ; four pages ;
size 20x36 ; subscription 50 cents : established
1886 ; Rev. Jno. Leeper, editor ; District Con-
ference of Southern Illinois, publishers.
CERRO GORDO, Piatt Co., n 1,000
pop. (village), 12 m. E. of Decatur, on
Wabash, St. Louis Sc Pacific Rd. A flourish-
ing agricidtural section. Natm-al gas works.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879 ; M. T. Hyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
CHAMPAIGN, Champaign Co., n-
5,0[KJ pop., on Illinois Central Rd., at intersec-
tion of Indianapolis, Bloomington &Western
Rd., 1-28 m. from Chicago and 48 from
Bloomington. The Chicago, Havana &
Western and a division of the Wabash, St.
Louis and Pacific Rd. furnish direct con-
nections East and West. Champaign county
lies in the eastern part of Illinois, and is
drained by the head streams of the Kas-
kaskia, Embarras and Vermilion rivers, and
traversed in part by the north fork of the
Sangamon river. The soil is fertile and
the county is devoted to agriculture. State
University is located here.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and CHA3I-
PAIGN COUNTY
GAZETTE, AVed-
^nesdays : republican ;
daily four pages,
weekly eight pages;
s i z e— d ally 22x30,
weekly .30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $5,
, w e e k 1 y $2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1883,
weekly 1851; H. J.
Dunlap, editor and
publisher; circulation
■'—daily K 2, weekly I 2 .
CHAMPAIGN CO. GAZETTE ; (see
Gazette.)
FAR3IER ; Saturdays ; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886;
C. I. Smith, editor and publisher.
ILLINOIS.
SIGNAL ; Saturdays; labor; tour pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription $1..tO ; established
1880: Ernest Eaton, editor; Eaton Brothers,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 36x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872; Smyser, Powers & Fielding, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
ILiTjINI; semi-monthly; twenty pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscriiJtion $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Students of the University of Illi-
nois, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
CHANDL.ERVILLE, Cass Co., -u
811 pop., on Sangamon r. and Peoria & Jack-
sonville branch of W., St. L. & P. Rd., 58 m.
from Peoria ; active commercial point ; in
fine farming country. A large number of
fine live stock bred and sold.
SANGAMON VALLEY TIMES; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; E. Spink, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CHARLESTON, C. H., Coles Co., o
3,250 pop., at crossing of St. Louis & Indian-
apolis and Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City
Rds., 48 m. from Terre Haute. Centre of an
agricultural county. Does a thriving trade.
The machine shops of Toledo, St. Louis &
Kansas City Rd., large broom factory,
foundry and woolen mills are located here ;
also two large steam flouring mills with a
capacity of 400 barrels a day.
COURIER; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1840 ; Brown & Dunbar, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
PLAINDEALER; Thur.sdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1840 ; M. A. McConnell & Co.,
editors and publishers : circulation K 2.
SATURDAY EVENING HERALD;
Satuidavs ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ;
J. R. Rardin, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CHATS WORTH, Livingston Co., D
1,200 pop., 96 m. from Chicago, 70 E. of
Peoria. On Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd.
and Chatsworth branch of Illinois Central
Rd. The surrounding section is agricult-
ural, with corn and hog raising.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
23x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Alf.
Doolittle, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PLAINDEALER ; Fridays ; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Jas. A. Smith, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
CHEBANSE, Iroquois Co., D- 1,000
pop., on Central Rd., 64 m. S. by W. of
Chicago and 9 m. from Kankakee. The
town is on the county line, a portion of it
being in Kankakee county.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1869; R. J. Eyerley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CHENOA, McLean Co., n 2,200 pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd., at intersection of
the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rd., 24 m.
from Bloomington, surrounded by an
agricultural section.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ;
Horace O. Hedge & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
142
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
CHESTER, C. H., Randolph Co., jJ
3,000 pop., on Mississippi r., just below the
mouth of the Kaskaskia r., and at terminus
of Wabash, Chester & Western Rd., about
80 m, below St. Louis. It has a large river
commerce, and Is a place of active business
in coal, iron, lead and agricultural pro-
ducts ; situated in a prosperous region. Lo-
cation of Southern Illinois Penitentiary.
CLARION; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 2fix4u ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1867 ;
Frank R. McAtee, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 18T2 ; The. Saxenmeyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CHICAGO, C. H., Cook Co.,c( 715,000
pop. , on Lake Michigan and Chicago r. Me-
tropolis of the Northwestern States. Rail-
roads centre hei-e from all points. Central
depot for the shipment of the various prod-
ucts of the West to the Eastern markets,
by way of the Lakes and through lines of
railroad. Largest grain, provision, live stock
and lumber market in the world. Lake
commerce is extensive. Largest city in the
West.
BU5?INESS ; every evening except Sun-
<iay ; financial ; four pages ; size 14x21 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1885 ; W. G. Nicholas,
editor; Business Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation H 1.
CHICAGOER ARBEITER-ZEI-
TUNG; every evening except Sunday, DIE
F A C K. E li , Sundays, and VORIJOTE,
Wednesdays ; German ; independent ; daily
four pages, Sunday ten pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 26x40, Sunday (size of page)
17x24, weekly 34x47 ; subscription— daily $7.50,
Sunday and weekly $2 ; established— dailj-
1877, Sunday 1879, weekly 1874 ; Socialistic
Publishing Society, editors and publishers ;
cii'C'n- daily H 1, Sunday H 2. weekly H 2.
CHICAGOER FREIE PRESSE;
•every morning and evening except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Tuesdays, and DAHEIM,
Sundays ; German ; daily and weekly inde-
pendent-republican, Sunday literary ; daily
foui- pages, weekly eight pages, Sunday
twelve pages ; size — daily 27x44, weekly 35x48,
Sunday (size of page) 17x24; subscription —
daily $■<, weekly $1.50, Sunday $2.60; estab-
lished 1871 ; R. Michaelis, editor ; German
American Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily G 1, weeklj' G 1, Sunday G2;
the Sonntags Bote is also issued Sundays for
country circulation ; subscription $1.50, with
weekly edition $3.
DROVERS' JOURNAL. (Union Stock
Yards, town of Lake); every evening ex-
cept Sunday, SE3II-VVEEKLiY, Tuesdays
and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
live stock ; daily and semi-weekly four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily and semi-
weekly 22x30, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; sub-
scription—daily .$4, semi-weekly $2, weekly
$1..50- established 1873; H. L. Goodall & Co..
editors »"and publishers ; circulation— dailj'
G 2, semi-weekly G 1, weekly G 1 ; issue also
GoodalVs Evening Sun.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday, and JOURNAL, Wednes-
■days ; republican ; daily eight pages, weekly
twelve pages, Saturdays sixteen pages ; size
of page 15x21 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$1 ; established 1844 ; Andrew Shuman, editor ;
John R.Wilson, publisher; circulation— daily
D 1, weekly 1) 1.
GOODALL'S EVENING SUN
(Union Stock Yards, town of Lake); every
evening except Saturday and Sunuay, and
SATURDAY SUN, Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $3.10 ; established 1868;
ILLINOIS.
H. L. Goodall & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation— daily H 2, Saturday H 2 ; issue
also the Drovers' Journal.
HERALD; every morning except Sun-
day. SUNDAY HERALD, Sundays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; independent ;
daily four pages, Sunday sixteen pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, Sun-
day and weekly (size of page) 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, Sunday $2, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1831 ; James W. Scott, publisher ; circu-
lation—daily D 2, Sunday C 1, weekly E 2.
ILLINOIS STAATS-ZEITUNG;
every morning except Sunday, WEEKLY,
Mondays, and DER WESTEN, Sundays;
German ; independent ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages, Sunday twelve pages ;
size — daily 29x44, weekly 34x46, Sunday (size
of page) 18x24 ; subscription — daily $10, week-
ly $2.50, Sunday $2; established— daily and
weekly 1847, Sunday 1855; Illinois Staats-
Zeitung Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—dailj- G 1, weekly G 2, Sunday G 2.
INTER OCEAN ; every morning except
Sunday, SE3II- WEEKLY, Mondays and
Thursdays, WEEKLY, Tuesdays, and
SUNDAY INTER OCEAN, Sundays;
republican ; daily and semi-weekly eight
pages ; weekly twelve pages, Saturday and
Sunday sixteen pages ; size of page 18x23 ;
subscription — daily $■<, semi-weekly $2.50,
weekly $1, Sunday $2 ; established — daily
1872, semi-weekly 1874, weekly 1872 ; Inter
Ocean Publishing Co.. publishers ; circula-
tion— daily D 2, semi- weekly H 1, weekly A 1,
Sunday C 1.
KURYER CHICAGOSKI ; every
morning ; Polish ; four pages ; size 20x28 ;
subscription $6 ; establislied 1887 ; M. J. Sadav-
ski, editor ; W. Smulski, publisher.
LIVE STOCK AND DAIRY RE-
VIEW ; every evening except Sunday; live
stock; four pages; size 22x30; subscription
$4; established 1885; W. O. Hoflfman, editor;
Cowles & Ferren, publishers; circulation J 1.
LIVE STOCK COMMERCIAL;
every evening except Sunday ; SE3II-
WEEKLY, Wednesdays and Saturdays;
and WEEKLY, Fridays; live stock; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription— daily $3,
semi-w^eekly $1, weekly 75 cents ; established
— daily 1885, semi-weekly and weekly 1883 ;
Gould & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion, daily I 2 .
MAIL; every evening except Sunday;
republican; four pages ; size 22X36; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1882 ; Hatton Snowden
Co., editoi's and publishers ; circulation D 1.
NATIONAL HOTEL REPORTER;
every morning except Sunday ; four pages ;
size 26x34 ; subscription $8 ; established 1871 ;
F. W. Rice, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
NEWS; every morning and evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thm-sdays ;
independent ; eight pages ; size of page, daily
18x25, weekly 20x25; subscription— morning
$6. evening $6, weekly $1 ; established— daily
1875, weekly 1878; Melville E. Stone, editor;
Victor F. Lawson, publisher : circulation-
daily A 2, weekly C 2. ZW Actual average
circulation of daily edition for one year pre-
ceding Jan. 1, 1887. ti.s per statement on file at
the office of the America^i Xewspajjer i)irec-
/or(/— 152,851. copies.
S'KANDINAVEN; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; Skandinavian ; four pages ; size— daily
25x33, weekly 34x44; subscription— daily $3,
weekly $2; established 1865; John Anderson
& Co., editoi's and publishers; circulation
—daily H 1, weekly D 1. An edition, same
size as the weekly, is issued semi-monthly for
European circulation.
TELEGRAM ; every evening ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription
$3.50 ; established 1880; Chicago Telegram Co.,
editois and publishers ; circulation X.
TIMES ; every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Wednesdays; independent: daily and
weekly ten pages, Sunday twenty pages;
size of page 18x25; subsci'iption- daily $13,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
143
ILLINOIS.
daily with Sunday $15, weekly $1.25, Suuday
^2.75 ; established— dailj"^ and weekly 1854,
Sunday 1865; W. F. Storey, editor a*i(i pub-
lisher; circulation— daily C 1, weekly E 2.
TRIBUNE; every morning, and
WEERL.Y, Thursdays; republican; daily
sixteen pages, weekly eight pages, Sunday
twenty-four pages ; size of page 18x24 ; sub-
scription-daily $8, Suuday $2, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1846; Tribune Co., publishers; circu-
lation—daily C 2, weekly E 1.
CHICAGSKE LISTY ; tri-weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ; Bo-
hemian ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
^ : established 1883 ; circulation K 2.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; congregational ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription
^2.50; established 1867; F. A. Noble, editor;
Advance Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion F 1 .
AMERICAN ARTISAN AND TIN-
NER AND HOUSE FURNISHER ;
Saturdays; commercial; forty to eighty pages;
size of page 11x16; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1880 ; Daniel Stern, publisher ; circtila-
tion (t 1.
AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL.; Wed
nesdaj's ; bee culture ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1861 ;
Thos. G. Newman, editor ; Thos. G. Newman
& Son, publishers ; circulation H 2.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER
AND UPHOLSTERER; (see Boston,
Mass.)
AMERICAN CONTRACTOR; Thurs
daj's ; sixteen pages ; size of pa«e 10x14 ; sub-
scription $5; established 1885; B. Edwards &
•Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation G 2.
AMERICAN ENGINEER ; Wednes
days ; engineering ; eighteen pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription $2.50; established
1880; John W. Weston, editor; Cowles &
Weston, publishers ; circulation H 1.
AMERICAN FIELD; Saturdays;
sporting ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $5 ; established 1874 ; N.
Rowe, editor ; American Field Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation E 1.
AMERICAN ISRAELITE; Fridays;
Jewish; eight pages; size of p.ige 16x2:3; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1854 ; Isaac M. Wise,
editor ; Block Publishing & Printing Co.,
publishers; circulation H2, issue also the
Cincinnati. Ohio, Die Deborah, Sabbath Vis-
itor, American Law Record, and American
AMERICAN POULTRY JOUR-
NAL; Wednesdays; and MONTHLY;
poultry raising; weekly sixteen images,
monthly thirtj'-six pages; size of page 8x11;
subscription— weekly $1.50, monthlv $1; es-
tablished-weekly 1SS(), monthly 1872 ; C. J.
Ward, editor; American Journal Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation— monthlv H 2
AMERIKA ; Wednesdays ; Skandina-
vian ; eight pages; size of page 17x24; sub-
scription $2; established 1884; Norwegian
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 2.
AMERIKA N; Wednesdays; twenty-two
pages; size of oage 10x12: subscription .$2.50 ;
established 1875; F. B. Zdrubek and Josef
Cerniak. editors ; Aquist Geriuger, publisher.
BANNER; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1; established 1869; Frank
E. Stanley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion HI.
B L A D E T ; Tuesdays ; Skandinavian ;
eight pages; size 30x42; subscription $1.50;
established 1877; John Martenson, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 2.
BREEDERS' GAZETTE; Thursdays;
live stock; fortj' pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $3 ; established 1881 ; J. H. San-
ders Puijlishiug Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation F 1.
BUDSTIKKEN; (see Minneapolis,
Minn.)
BUTCHERS' NATIONAL JOUR-
NAL; Wednesdays; commercial; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription $2.50 ;
ILLINOIS.
established 1885 ; Butchers' National Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers.
CANADIAN AMERICAN; Fridays;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x15; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1883; Jatfray Bros., edit-
ors and publishers : circulation F 2.
CATHOLIC HOME; Saturdays; cath-
olic order of foresters ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription $2.50; established
1885 ; Catholic Foresters Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
CHAMPION OF FREEDOM AND
RIGHT; Thursdays; anti - prohibition ;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $2.50;
established 1878 ; Paul Schuster, editor and
ptiblisher; circulation H 2.
CHRISTIAN CYNOSURE; Thurs-
daj's ; unsectarian ; anti-lodge ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x15; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1868 ; National Christian Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
CHRISTIAN WORKER: Thursdays;
friends ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $1.75; established 1871 ; Calvin
W. Pritchard, editor ; Publishing As.sociation
of Friends, publishers ; circulation G 1 ; issue
also the Friends' Missionary Advocate
CHRONICLE; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrijition
$1 ; established 1880 ; D. L. Davis and L. L.
Davis, editors and publishers ; circulation
L2.
CHURCH PROCiRESS ; Saturdays;
catholic; eight pages ; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion .$2; established 1885; Michael J. Stalbus
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation
H 1. ^;S^ Actual average circulation for one
year preceding Dec. 29, 1886, as iier statement
on file at the office of the American NewspajJer
Directory, 3,121 copies.
CICERO VINDICATOR AND
COOK CO. SUBURBAN NEWS; Fri-
<laj's ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
.$1.50 ; Wm. Halley, editor and publisher ;
dated at Cieeraand Chicago.
CITIZEN; Saturdavs ; eight pages; size
30x44; subsd-iption $2.50; established 1882;
John F. Finerty, editor ; Citizen Newspaper
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation G 2.
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN; Tues-
daj's ; commercial ; thirty-six pages ; size
of page 11x14; subscription .$2; established
1872 ; John B. Waldo, editor ; Chicago Com-
mercial Bulletin Co., publishers ; circ'nH 2.
COMMERCIAL NEWS; (see New
York City.)
COMRA DE ; Saturdays ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x14; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882; H. E. Gerry, editor; Comrade
Publishing Co., publi.shers; circulation HI;
organ of Grand Arniv of the Republic.
C O N S E R V A T O R ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35; subscription $2 ; established
1878; Alexander Clark, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 ; organ of colored people.
COURRIER DE L'lLLINOIS; Fri
davs; French; independent ; four pages ; size
26.\;3S ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; A.
Grandpi-e, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CURRENT ; Saturdays; literary ; thirty-
six pages; size of page 7x10: subscription
$4 ; established 1883 : Current Publisliing Co.,
publishers : circulation E 1.
DAHEIIVI ; ^see Chicagoer Freie Presse.)
DEN CHRISTELIGE TALS-
M A N D ; Wednesdays ; Skandinavian ; me-
thodist episcopal ; eiarht pages ; size of paare
14x20; subscription $1.60; established 1869;
Rev. Chr. Treider, editor and publisher; cir-
culation G 1.
DE NEDERLANDER : Fridays; Hol-
landish; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50; established 18S3: Henry U. Masman,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
DER BEOBACHTER; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; independent ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Henry Wil-
helmy, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
DER POSTILLION: Thursdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; .size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1S85 ; Edward Rumniel,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1; dated
144
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
at Lake View ; address all communications to
WrisJThts Grove P. O.
DEK WEL.TBUKGER ; Thursdays;
German ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 34x4(; ;
subscription $2-50 ; established 1881 ; W. Kuhl-
manu ..t Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 1.
DER WESTEN; (see Illinois Staats-
Ze it ling.)
DEUTSCHE AVARTE; Thursdays, and
ERHOLUNU!S-!sTUN« EN, Thursdays ;
Grernian ; independent ; Erholuugs-stunden,
literary ; eight pages ; size of page— Deutsche
Warte 18x24, Erholungs-stunden 10x16; sub-
scription—Deutsche Warte $2, with Erho-
lungs-stunden S2.50 ; Erholungs-stunden $1 ;
established— Deutsche Warte 1878, Erholungs-
stunden 1879; Germania Publishing Co. ^Geo.
Brumder), of Milwaukee, Wis., editors and
publishers; circulation— Deutsche Warte E 2,
Erholungs-stunden F 1 : issue also the Ger-
mania and Haxis und Bauernfreiind, Mil-
waukee, Wis., and the Buffalo, N. Y., Deuts-
cher Volksblatt.
DIE FACKEL.; (see Chicagoer Arbeiter
Zeitung).
DRY GOODS REPORTER AND
^VHOLiESAJLE PRICE LIST; Satur
days ; commei'cial ; one hundred and eight
pages and eighty page supplement ; size 16x21 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1870 ; W. R. Dunn
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
issue also the Hog and Trade Grocer and
Market man.
DUNTON'S SPIRIT OF THE
TURF; Saturdays; sporting; twenty-six
pages ; size of page 11x16; subscription §4;
established 1876; Frank H. Dunton, editor;
Frank H. & E. 31. Dunton, publishers ; circu-
lation H 2.
DZIEIVSWIETY ; Thursdays; Polish;
catholic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 6x10 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; W. Smulski,
editor ; Polish Literary Society, publishers ;
does not insert advertisements ; issue also
the Gazetti Katolicka.
ELITE NEWS; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x32 : subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
H. A. Pierce, editor ; The Elite Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
EMERALD; Saturdays; catholic ; eight
pages; size 32x44; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1879 ; James E. Dunn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2.
E R H O L U N G S-S T UN D E N ; (see
Deut.-che Warte.)
EULENSPIEGEL'; Sundays; German;
humorous ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1872 ; Julian
Van de Berge, editor ; Eulenspiegel Publish-
ing Co., publishers : circulation H 1.
EXPRESS; Saturdays ; independent;
eight pages ; size 33x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1823 ; B. S. Heath, editor ; Chicago
Express Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n D 2.
EYE ; Saturdays ; mechanical ; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x1.5; subscription $2.50;
established 1884 ; Chas. Gentile, editor and
publisher; circulation H 1.
FARMERS' REVIEW; Wednesdays;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $1.25; established 1877;
Oscar C. Gibbs. editor ; Hannibal H. Chand-
ler, publisher ; circulation D 2.
FARM, FIELD AND STOCKMAN;
Saturdays ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription §1.50; established
1878; Gen. C. H. Howard, editor; Howard &
Wilson Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n C 1.
FOLKE-VENNEN; Thursdays; Skan-
dinavian ; eight pages ; size 26x;38 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; Wald. Mortensen
& Co., editors and publishers; circ'n H 2.
i^~Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Novetnber IS, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American News-
paper Directory, 4.691 copies.
FREE METHODIST; Wednesdays;
free-methodist ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription §2 ; established 1868 ; Rev.
J. Travis, editor; T. B. Aniold, publisher;
circulation H 2.
ILLINOIS.
GAMLA OCH NYA HEMLAN-
DET; Saturdays; Skaudinavian ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size of page 17x24 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1855; Enander &
Bohman, editors and publishers; circ'n Fl.
GAZETA KATOLICKA; Thursdays;
Polish ; catholic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Wladislaw
Smulski, editor ; Polish Literary Society,
publishers ; circulation I 2 ; issue also the
Dziensiviety.
GAZETA POLSKA; Thursdays; Po-
lish ; independent ; four pages ; size 29x48 ;.
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; W. Dj'nie-
wicz, editor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
GRAIN AND PROVISION RE-
VIEW; Saturdays; commercial; four pages;
size 16x21; subscription $i; established 1875 ^
Grain and Provision Review Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GROCER; Mondays ; commercial ;
fifty-six pages; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1879; Chicago Grocer
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation H 2.
GROCERS' CRITERION; Mondays;
commercial ; forty-two pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Eugene J. Hall, editor ; D. O. Lantz & Co.,
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
HOME LIGHT; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 31x44; suljscription $1.75; established
1885; Chicago Home Light Publishing Co.^
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
HORSEMAN; Thursdays ; sporting ;
twenty-fom- to thirty-two pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $4 ; established 1881 ; H. V.
Bemis, editor ; Chicago Horseman Newspaper
Co.. publishers ; circulation G 1.
HOTEL WORLD; Satiu-days; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $5;
established 1875; H. J. Bohn & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
ILLUSTRATED GRAPHIC
NEWS; Saturdays; illustrated; sixteen
pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1883; O. O. Hall & Co., editors and
publishers ; an edition of the Cincinnati,©.,
Illustrated Graphic Ae(c.<.
ILLUSTRERET UGEBLAD ; Fri
davs ; Skandinavian ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x16; subscription $1.50; established
1881 ; Norwegian Lutheran Publishing Society,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 2 ; dated
at Minneapolis.Minn. ; issue also the VortLand.
INDICATOR: Saturdays ; music ;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x16 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1882 ; Indicator Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation I 2 .
INDUSTRIAL WORLD AND
IRON WORKER; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; thirty-six to forty-eight pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription $3; established
1867 ; F. W. Palmer, editor ; Industrial World
Co.. puV)lishers ; circulation F 1.
INTERIOR; Thursdays; presbyterian ;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
S3; established 1869: Wm. C. Gray, editor;
Frank S. Grav, publisher ; circulation E 2.
INVESTIGATOR; Saturdays; insur-
ance ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1874; J. S. Bloom-
ingston, editor and publisher ; circulation
H 1 : issues also the Western Fireman.
JOCIRXAL; (see Erening Journal.)
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; Wed-
nesdays ; commercial ; thirty to forty pages ;
size of page 13x18; subscription $4; estab-
lished 1862; Journal of Commerce Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION; (sefe
Boston, Mas.s.)
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION; Satur-
days ; medical ; twenty -eight pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription $5 ; established 1883 ;
N. S. Davis, editor ; American Medical Asso-
ciation, publishers; circulation H 2.
KATHOLISCHES WOCHEN-
BLATT ; Wednesdays; German ; catholic ;
eight pages ; size :%x44 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1859 ; Franz Xaver Brandecker,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
145
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
KNIGHTS OF L.ABOR ; Saturdays ;
labor ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15; sub
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Knights of
Labor Publishing Company, editors and pub-
lishers ; an organ of the Knights of Labor.
RURRE; Saturdays ; Skandinavlan ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 13x18 ; subscription
$2.25 ; established 1884 ; Gustaf Wicklund and
Ninian Weerner, editors ; F. W. Ankarfelt &
Co., publishers.
LAKE VIEWER TRIBUNE ; Wed-
nesdays; German; eight pages; size 34x48;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; Max
Laury, editor and publisher.
LAKE VIEW INDEPENDENT;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1884; Geo. W. Blair,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LAKE VIEW TELEPHONE; Satur
davs ; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; R. S. Andrews, edi-
tor and publisher • circulation K 1.
LEDGER; "Wednesdays ; literary ;
eight pages ; size of page 16x23 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1872 ; Ledger Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation G 2.
LEGAL ADVISER ; Tuesdays; legal;
eight pages ; size of page 11x15; subscription
$3 ; established 1880 ; E. M. Haines, editor ;
Law Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n J 2.
LEGAL NEWS; Saturdays; legal; six-
teen pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$2.20 ; established 1868 ; Myra Bradwell, editor ;
Chicago Legal News Co., publishers: circ'n H 1.
LEVER; Wednesday's : prohibition; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 : estab-
lished 1878 ; J. A. Van Fleet, M. A., editor and
publisher ; circulation (x 2.
LIVING CHURCH ; Saturdays ; prot-
estant episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; C. W.
Lefflngwell, D. D., editor and publisher; cir-
culation E 1.
MERCHANT TRAVELER; Thurs-
days ;sixteen pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1882 ; P. C. Johnson,
editor ; Travelers' Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation D 1.
MINING REVIEW; Thursdays; mining;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion ,§3 ; established 1878 ; Duff Porter, editor ;
Mining Review Co., publishers ; circ'n H 2.
MISSIONS- WANNEN ; Wednesdays;
evangelical ; Skandinavlan ; eight pages ;
size of page 18x23; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; Mission Friends Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 2.
NATIONAL LIVE-STOCK JOUR-
NAL ; Tuesdays and MONTHLY ; live-
stock ; weekly sixteen pages, monthly forty
to forty-six pages ; size of page 10x13; subscrip-
tion—weekly $1 ; weekly and monthly com-
bined S2.15; established— weekly 1884, monthly
1870; Stock Journal Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— weekly G 1 ; luonthlv G 1.
NATIONAL WEEKLY; Saturdays;
humorous ; eight pages ; size 32x.34 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 , C. H. Harris, editor
and publisher : circulation H 1.
NORDEN; Wednesdays; Skandinavlan;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; H. Haude. editor J. T.
Relling & Co., puVjlishers ; circulation G 2.
NORTH-WESTERN CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; methodist
episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page 1.3x18 ;
subscription .$2.20 ; established 1853 ; Arthur
Edwards, D.D., editor; Cranston & Stowe, pub-
lishers ; circulation E 2 ; issue also the San-
debuclet.
NORTH-WESTERN LUMBER-
MAN; Saturdays; commercial; forty-eight
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1873; W. B. Judson, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1. New York office
10 East 14th street.
NYA WECKO POSTEN: Wednes
days; Skandinavlan; eight pages; size of
page 14x20 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1878 ; Rev. E. Wingren, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 27x44 ; subscription $2; established 1884 ;
A. F. Biadley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
OCCIDENT; Fridays ; Jewish ; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished ; 1874 ; Julius Silversmith, M. A., edi-
tor ; Occident Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation X.
ORDENSBLATT DER HER-
MANNS-SOHNE ; Saturdays; German;
Order of the Sons of Hermann ; four pages ;
size 24X.36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Grand Lodge of the Order der Hermanus-
Sohne, editors and publishers.
PILOT; Saturdays; eight pages; size
of page 16x22; subscription $1.75; established
1873 ; M. J. Cahill, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 2.
PLATTDEUTSCHE ZEITUNG;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages : size 24x36 :
subscription $2; established 1878; Edward
Cook, editor and publislier ; circulation H 1.
PRAIRIE FARMER; Saturdays;
agricultural; sixteen pages; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $1.50; established 1841;
Orange Judd, editor; Prairie Farmer Pub-
lisliing Co., publisliers ; circulation D 1.
RAILWAY AGE; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $4; established 1876; E. H. Tal-
bott and H. R. Hobart, editors ; Railway Age
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation H 1.
RAILWAY REVIEW: Saturdays;
tectmical ; twentj-four pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $4; established 1868; W.
D. Crosman, editor ; Willard A. Smith, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
RAMBLER ; Saturdays ; humorous ; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x11 ; .subscription $3 ;
established 1883; The Rambler Company, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
JOURNAL; Saturdaj's ; commercial ;
sixteen pages; size of page 10x14; subscription
.$5 ; established 1866 ; R. C. Smjers, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 .
RELIGIO -PHILOSOPHICAL
JOURNAL; Saturdays; spiritualist; eight
pages ; size of page 14x21 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1865 ; John C. Bundy, editor and
publisher ; circulation F 2.
SANDEBUDET; Mondays; Skandina-
vian ; methodist episcopal; eight pages; size
of page 16x21 ; subscription $2 ; established
1862; Rev. V. Witting, editor; Cranston &
Stowe, publishers ; cii'culation H 1 ; issue
also the North-western Cliristian Advocate.
SANITARY NEWS; Saturdays ;
hygienic ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; hubscription $2 ; established 1882 ; G. P.
Brown, editor and publisher; circulation H 1.
SATURDAY EVENING HERALD;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; John
Dandy, editor ; Saturday Evening Herald
Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1.
SATURDAY EVENING POST; Sat-
urdays; four pages; size 22x32; subscriotion
$2 ; established 1879 ; F. W. Brenckle, editor ;
F. W. Brenckle & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SCANDIA; Fridays; Danish-Norwegian;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablislied 1885 ; J. P. Paulsen, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation H 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 2.5x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; S. F. Norton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation E 2 .
SHOE AND LEATHER REVIEW;
Thursdays ; commercial ; forty-four pages ;
size of JDage 10x13 ; subscription .$3 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Review Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
SIFTINGS ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; established lb8:3 ; Hig-
gins Bros., editors and publishers; circ'n H2.
SONNTAGSBOTE; (see Chicagoer Freie
SONS OF VETERANS' NATIONAL
REVEILLE; Saturdays ; Sons of Veterans,
U. S. A.; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
146
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
$1.50; established 1886; Wm P. Fischer, edi-
tor; National Reveille Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
SPIRIT AND SOUTHWEST AD-
VERTISER ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
36x41) ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ; W.
W. Bloss, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SPORTING AND THEATRICAL.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; dramatic and
sporting; sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18 ;
subscription §4 ; established 1882; Sam. Miles,
editor ; Yank Adams, publisher ; circulation
1 1 ; dated at Chicago and New York Citv.
STANDARD ; Thursdays ; baptist ; eight
pages ; size of page 17x24 ; subscription §3 ;
established 1853; J. A. Smith, D.D.. editor;
Goodman & Dickerson, publishers ; cii'c'n F 1.
SUNDAY HERALD; {see Herald.)
SUNDAY INTER OCEAN; (see Inter
Ocean.)
SVENSKA AMERIKANAREN ;
Tuesdays ; Skandinavian ; eiglit pages ; size
of page 17x24 ; subscription $2.25 ; established
1876; Magnus Elmblad, editor; Svenska Ameri-
kanaren Printing Co., publishers; circulation
G 2; a two-page supplement, entitled Svenska
Fi~ia Pressen is issued for free distribution at
Rockford.
SVENSKA TRIBUNEN; Saturdays;
Skandinavian ; eight pages ; size of page
17x24 ; subscription $2.25 ; established 1869 ;
Swedish Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation D 2.
TRADE, GROCER & MARKET-
MAN ; Mondays; commercial; thirty-two
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1883 ; Jas. E. Defebaugh, editor ;
W. P. Dunn & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2 ;
issue also the Hog and Dry Goods Reporter
and Wholesale Price List.
TRAVELLER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
W. H. Hale, M.D.. editor ; Traveller Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
UNION SIGNAL; Thursdays; temper-
ance ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1874; Miss
May Allen West, editor ; Woman's Temper-
ance Publication Association, publishers ; cir-
culation E 1.
UNITY AND THE UNIVERSITY;
Saturdays ; unitarian ; twelve pages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription $1.50; established 1S7S;
Jenkin Lloyd Jones, editor; Chas. H. Kerr &
Co., publishers : circulation 1 1 .
UNIVERSALIST; Saturdays; univer-
salist ; eight pages ; size of page 17x24 ; sub-
cription $2.50 ; established 1828 : J. S. Cant-
well. D. D., editor; Universalist Publishing
House, publishers ; circulation G 1 ; dated at
Chicago and Cincinnati, O.
VERDENS GANG; Thursdays; Skan-
dinavian ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; Verdens Gang Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n H 1.
VORBOTE; (see Chicagoer Arbeiter
Zeitiing.)
VORT LAND; Thursdays; Danish;
eight pages ; size 32x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Norwegian Lutheran Pub-
lishing Society, editors and publishers; issue
also the Illustreret Ugeblad.
WART LAND OCH FOLK ; Wed
nesdays ; Skandinavian ; four pages ; size
23x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Carl
N. Evald, editor ; The Engberg-Holmberg
Publishing Co., publishers.
WEST END ADVOCATE; Saturdays ;
four pages; size 22x:!0; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1870; C. E. Crandall. editor and pub-
lisher : circulation H 2.
WESTERN CATHOLIC; Saturdays;
catholic; eight pages; size of page 15x22;
subscription $2.50; established 1868; J. R.
Coffey, editor and publisher; circulation H 2.
WESTERN FIREMAN; Wednesdays;
sixteen pages; size of page 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; J. S. Blooming-
ston, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ;
a fireman's paper; issues a\so the Investigator.
W^ESTERN RURAL AND AMERI-
CAN STOCKMAN; Saturdays ; agricult
ural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 13x19 ; sub-
scription $1.65; established 1863; Milton
George, editor and publisher; circulatioa
D 1 ; New York office, 21 Park row.
WOOL JOURNAL; Tuesdays; com-
mei'cial ; eiglit pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Wool
Journal Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation H 2.
WORLD ; Saturdays ; society ; six-
teen pages; size of page 13x17; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; Chicago World
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation D 1 ; issue a Friday edition for coun-
try circulation.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S WEEKLY ;
Sundaj's ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size or
page 12x17; subscription $1.25; established
1880; David C. Cook, editor and publisher;
circulation C 1 ; dated at Elgin.
WOMAN'S WORLD; biweekly; wo-
man suffrage ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884 ; Frances Lord,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN COMMERCIAL
TRAVELER; semi-monthly; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $1;
established 1877 ; Charles Eugene Banks, edi-
tor ; G. S. Ackley, publisher ; circulation H 2 ;
official organ of the North-western Travelers'
Protective, Western and Michigan Traveling
Associations.
AMERICAN FLORIST; semi-
montlily ; floriculture ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $1; established 1885;
The American Florist Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2 ; dated at Chicago
and New York city ; inserts advertisements
relating to florists' trade onlv.
GOOD FARMING; semi-monthly ;
agriculture ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x11 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; P. H.
Jacobs, editor ; Good Farming Publishing
Co.. publishers.
HOG ; semimonthly; live stock; sixteen
pages ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; D.
L.Thomas, editor; W. P. Dunn & Co., pub-
lishei*s ; circulation H 2 ; issue also the Dry
Goods Reporter and Wholesale Price List, and
the Trade Grocer and Marketman.
INDUSTRIAL AND C03IMER-
CIAL GAZETTE; semi-monthly; com-
mercial ; sixteen pages ; size 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1883 ; Industi-ial and
Commercial Gazette Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
INTELLIGENCE; semi-monthly;
educational; sixteen pages; size of page
11x15; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
E O. Vaile, editor and publisher ; circ'n H l.i
LEKARZ DOMOWY; semimonthly:
I Bohemian ; medical ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 7x11 : subscription $1 : established 1886 ;
Dr. M. P. Kossakowski, editor and publisher.
LUMBER TRADE JOURNAL ;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; sixteen to
twenty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1882 ; S. D. Morgan, editor
and iniblisher ; circulation H 2.
LUTHERISCHER HAUS-
FREUND ; semi-monthly; German; luth-
eran ; eight pages size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
' established 1884; German Publication Board,
editors and publishers.
NATIONAL HARNESS REVIEW;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; thirty-six pages ;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; Jefferson Jackson, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 ; issues also the
American Liveryman and. Horse Owner.
NATIONAL LAUNDRY JOUR-
NAL; semi-monthly; commercial; tliirty-
two pages : size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; Charles Dowst. editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
OPBYGGELSES-BLADETS ; semi-
monthlv ; Skandinavian ; lutheran ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 5x9 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Rev. P. A. Rasmusson, editor
and publisher; does not insert advertise-
ments ; address all communications to the
publisher at Lisbon.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
147
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
PAINT, Oil. AND DRUG RE- '
VIEW ; semi-monthly; commercial ; thirty
to forty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1883; D. Van Ness Per-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
SCHOOL, HERAL.D; semi-mouthly ;
educational; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1881 ; W. I.
Chase, editor and publisher; circulation F 1. ;
STATIONER AND PRINTER;
semi-monthly : commercial ; twenty -four
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880 ; J. Sawtelle Ford, editor and j
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; issues also the
Picture and Art Trade. '
WATCHMAN; semi-monthly; evangel-
ical; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1874 ; W. W. Van j
Arsdale, editor and publisher; circulation E 2. '
organ of the Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion. I
WESTERN BROKER; semi-monthly; '
commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
Western Broker Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
WIM^IAIU »IIDA'S CRITERION
OF THE WHOLESALiE WHISKY
AND WINE MARKET ; semi-monthly;
commercial; twenty -eight pages; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $.5 ; Wm. Mida, editor ;
Criterion Company, publishers.
ADVANCE COURIER ; monthly ;
eight pages; size of page 11x15; subscription
50 cents ; established 1885 ; Advance Courier
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation X.
AMERICAN BUII.DING ASSOCIA-
TION NEWS; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; T. J. Sutor. editor and publisher ; j
circulation H 2. i
AMERICAN CHEMICAI. RE-
VIEW; monthly; mechanical; thirty-two
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription $5;
established 1882; Chemical Review Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
AMERICAN ELEVATOR AND
GRAIN TRADE; monthly; commer-
cial ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1; established 1882; Harley B.
Mitchell, editor; Mitchell Brothers Co., pub
Ushers ; circulation G 1 : issue also the
American TdfUer.
AMERICAN FURNITURE GA-
ZETTE; monthly; commercial; seventy-
two pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1878 ; Frederick B. de
Berard editor; De Berard Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1.
AMERICAN HOUSEKEEPING;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1885 ; Amer-
ican Housekeeping Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
AMERICAN JEWELER; monthly;
commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 : Geo.
H. Hazlitt, editor; Geo. K. Hazlitt & Co., pub-
lishers : circulation I 2 .
AMERICAN LIVERYMAN AND
HORSE-OWNER; monthly; commer-
cial ; twelve pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884; Jefferson Jack-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 2 ;
issues also the National Harness Review.
AMERICAN MERCHANT; (see New
York Citv.)
AMERICAN MILLER ; monthly ;
commercial ; seventy-four pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; H. B.
Blitchell, editor; Mitchell Brothers Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 2 ; issues also the Amer-
ican Elevator and Grain Trade.
AMERICAN SHEEP -BREEDER
AND WOOL - GROWER ; monthly ;
live stock ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; C. S. Burch
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H 2 ; Issue also the Carriage Journal.
AMERICAN STOREKEEPER ;
monthly ; commercial ; forty -four pages ; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established
1883 ; fiolley Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
ARGUS ; monthly; insurance; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1871 ; Charles E. Rollins, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
ASSEMBLY RECORD ; (see Sturgis,
Mich.)
BLACK DIAMOND; monthly; min-
ing ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription S2; established 1885; H. A. Bis-
chofC, editor; Black Diamond Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2.
BROWN AND HOLLAND SHORT-
HAND NEWS; monthly; phonography;
twenty -six pages octavo : subscription §2 ;
established 1882 ; Brown & Holland Shorthand
News Co., editoi-s and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
BUILDING BUDGET; monthly;
commercial ; twenty -six pages : size of page
10x14 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
Henry Lord Gay, editor ; The Permanent Ex-
hibit of Building Materials and Improve-
ments, puljlishers; circulation HI.
CARRIAGE JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; forty-eight pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; C. S.
Burch Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation H 1 ; issue also the American Sheep
Breeder and Wool Groirer.
CLINIQUE; monthly; medical; eighty-
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1880; R. Ludlam, M. D., editor ; circulation 1 1 .
CONFECTIONER AND BAKER ;
monthly : commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page ilxl6 ; subscription $2 ; established
1879 ; Confectioner and Baker Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
COOK CO. REVIEW; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16; subscription
$1 ; established 188(j« J. T. Sutor, editor and
publisher.
CUPID'S QUIVER; monthly; matri-
monial ; eight pages ; size of page 14x20 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Hugh
Scott & Co., editors and publishers.
DAIRY' WORLD; monthly ; dairying ;
twenty-four pages: size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Dairy World Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
DAVIS' LITERARY' MONTHLY;
sixty four pages ; literary; size of page 7x10;
subscription SI ; established 1886; A. E. Davis
& Co., editors and publishers.
DEERING'S FARM JOURNAL;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 10x12 ;
established 1880; Wm. Deering & Co., editors
and iiublishers ; an advertising sheet.
DENTAL COSMOS; (see Philadelphia,
Pa.)
DER BOTE BETHESD A'S; monthly;
German ; eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; F. F. Hen-
ning, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ;
dated at Lake View ; address all communi-
cations to Wright's Grove P. O.
DER BRAUER UND MALZER »
monthly; German; commercial; ninety-six
pages ; size of page 9x13 ; suDscription $5 ;
established 1883 ; Eugene A. Sittig, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; dated at Chicago
and New York ; issues also the German- Avieri-
can Miller.
DER DEUTSCH AMERIKANER ;
monthly ; German ; temperance ; eight pages ;
size of page 11x14; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1886 ; National Women's Chi-istian
Tempei-ance Union, editors and vublishers.
DER DEUTSCH-AMERIKAN-
ISCHE HOLZARBEITER ; (German-
American Wood-Worker) monthly ; English
and German ; mechanical ; twelve pages ; size
of page 10x12 ; H. Gathmann, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1 ; issues also the West-
ern Bottler.
D I A li ; monthly ; literary ; twenty -four
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription S1.50;
established 1880 ; Francis F. Browne, editor ;^
A. C. McClurg & Co., publishers ; circ'n I 2 .
EXPRESSMAN ; (see New York City.
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GEO. P. ROWELIi & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
F A M I L. I E JOURNAL.; monthly ;
Skandinavian ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1882; Fritz
Frantzen, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
FARM I3IPL.EHIENT NEWS;
monthly; thirtv-two pages; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; C.
W. Marsh, editor ; E. J. Baker, publisher ;
circulation G- 2.
FARM JOURNAL.; monthlj-; agricul-
tural ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription $1 ; establislied 1884 ; Chicago Fai-m
Journal Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
FIRE AND HAMMER; monthly;
methodist episcopal ; four pages ; size 20x26 •,
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883- W. T.
Ellis, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FORESTER; monthly; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
A. B. Case & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 .
FRIENDS' MISSIONARY ADVO-
CATE; monthly; friends; sixteen pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Esther Tuttle Pritchard, edi-
tor ; Publishing Association of Friends, pub-
lishers; does not insert advertisements; Issue
a.lso the Christian Worker.
FURNITURE TRADESxMAN;
monthly; commercial; twenty-four pages;
size of page 10x14; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882 ; T. W. Harvey, editor ; Thomas H.
Bush, publisher.
GERMAN-AMERICAN MILLER;
monthly ; English and German ; commercial ;
mechanical; forty-four pages; size of page
^xl3 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Eugene
A. Sittig, editor and publisher; circulation
H 2 ; dated at Chicago and New York City ;
Issues also Der Brauer und Malzer.
GOOD HOUSEKLfEPER ; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1886; Helen Stan-
nard, editor ; Goofl Housekeeper Publishing
Co., publishers.
GRAMMAR SCHOOL ; (see Boston,
Mass.)
HEALTH AND HOME; monthly;
eight pages; size of page 14x21; subscription
$1 ; established 1871 ; W. H. Hale, M.D., editor
and publisher ; circulation X ; dated at Chi-
cago and Washington, D. C.
HEART AND HAND| monthly ;
matrimonial; sixteen pages; size of page
13x15 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881 ;
"W. T. Thomson, editor and publisher; circu-
lation G 2.
HELPING HAND; monthly; matri-
monial ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
40 cents ; established 1886 ; Mrs. Webster, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation D 1.
HIGH SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1880; Edwin L. Shumau, editor.
HOME VISITOR; monthly; eight
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription 60
cents ; established 1859 ; D. D. Moody, editor ;
Home for the Friendless, publishers ; does
not insert advertisements ; organ of Home of
the Friendless.
HO RSESHOER'S AND HARD-
WARE JOURNAL ; monthly; commer
cial ; twenty pages ; size of page 12x16 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1875 ; A. W. Kings-
laud and I. A. Fleming, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
HUMANE JOURNAL ; monthly ;
eighteen pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; Albert W. Landon, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; inserts
advertisements on cover only.
INLAND ARCHITECT ANI?
B U I L O E R ; monthly ; architectural :
fifty-six pages : size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1883 ; Inland Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
INLAND PRINTER; monthly ; com-
, mfrcial ; sixty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1893 : A. C. Cam-
eron, editor; Inland Printer Co., publishers;
circulation H 2.
INSECT WORLD ; (see Chicago Lawn.)
INSURANCE CRITIC ; (see New York
City.)
IRONMONGER ; monthly ; commer-
cial; forty pages; sizeof page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1885 ; F. B. de Berard and
Barbour Lathrop, editors ; Ironmonger Pub-
lishing Co., publishers'; circulation 1 1.
JEWELERS' JOURNAL ; monthly;
commercial ; eighty to one hundred and
twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; W. W. Wilcox,
editor ; S. M. Wilcox, publisher ; circ'n H 1.
KATHOLISCHER JUGEND-
FREUND ; monthly; English and Ger-
man; catholic; juvenile; thirty-six pages;
sizeof page 7xlU; subscription $1; established
1877: Rev. A. J. Thiele, editor; C. M. Staiger,
publisher; devoted to the interests of the
Rose Hill Orphan Asylum; circulation G 2.
LAW JOURNAL; monthly; legal;
seventv-two pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1882 ; Chicago Law
Publishing Co., puljlishers : circulation J 2.
LOVER'S GAZETTE; monthly; matri-
monial ; eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Lew. H.
Anderson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
MANFORD'S 3IAGAZINE; month-
ly ; universalist ; sixty-four pages octavo ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; Mrs. H.
B. Manford, editor; T. H. & M. W. Tabor,
publishers ; circulation H 1 ; branch office at
St. Louis, Mo.
MASTERS' STEA3I FITTER;
monthlv ; commercial ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 9x12; subscription $1; established
1886; the Engineers Company, editors and
publishers : N. Y. City office, 181 Broadway.
MATRIMONIA L WORLD ; monthly
matrimonial ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1885; D. S.
Fleming, editor and publisher.
MEDICAL C U RRENT ; monthly ;
seventy pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; W. A. Chatterton & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation 1 1 .
MEDICAL ERA; monthly ; medical;
sixty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1883; James E. Gross,
M. D., and Robert N. Tooker, M. D., editors;
Gross & Delbridge, publishers ; circ'n 1 1 .
MEDICAL JOURNAL AND EX-
AMINER ; monthly ; medical ; one hun-
dred and forty pages octavo ; subscription
$3 ; established 1844 ; S. J. Jones, M.D., and H.
N. Mover, M.D., editors ; Clark and Longley,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MEDICAL TI3IES; monthly; medi-
cal ; seventy-six pages octavo ; subscri])tion
$2 ; established 1869 ; A. L. Clark, A. M., M. D.,
and H. S. Tucker. A. M., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H 1.
MEDICAL VISITOR ; monthly; med-
ical; flftv-two pages octavo; subscription
$1; established 1884; T. S. Hoyne, M. D., edi-
tor and publisher. _
MENTAL SCIENCE MAGAZINE
AND MIND CURE JOURNAL ;
monthly ; scientific ; twenty-eight pages ; size
of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884 ; A. J. Swarts, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation II. „ ^^ .
METALLURGIST AND NA-
TIONAL JEWELLER; monthly; sci-
entific ; sixty -eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription .$1.50; established 1883; O. L.
Deming, editor ; Metallurgist Publishing Co.,
publisliers ; circulation H 2 ; New York City
office, 2 College place.
MEXICAN TRADE JOURNAL
AND SPANISH A3IEK1CAN AD-
VERTISER; monthly; English and Span-
ish ; commercial ; forty pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Mex-
ican Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
MILLER; monthly; milling; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; Miller Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
149
ILLINOIS.
3IIND IN NATURE; monthly; scien-
tific; twenty pai;es ; size of page 7x11; sub-
scription §1 ; established 18S5 ; Cosmic Pub-
lishiing Co., editors and pul)lishers ; circ'n J 2.
MONUMENT; monthly; commercial;
twelve pages; size of page 10x14; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1886; R. J. Haight, editor;
Monument Publishing Co., publisliers.
MUSIC Ali JOURNAL,; monthly: mu-
sic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription .$1; established 1883; J. W. Burke,
editor; Arcade Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation .J 1;
MYSTIC CIRCL.E; monthly; Order of
Patriarchal Circle ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription $1 ; established 1885;
Harvey Sheldon, Jr., editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NATIONAL. STEAMSHIP AND
RAILWAY GAZETTE; monthly; six-
teen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880; E. S. S. Kemp, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2 ; dated at Chicago,
New York, and London, Eng.
NATIONAL. TOBACCO REVIEW;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 10x13 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Franklin S. Anderson, editor and
publislier ; circulation 6 1.
NATIONAL UNION; monthly; na-
tional union ; eight pa^es ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; J. M.
Chambers, editor and publisher.
NEW CHURCH INDEPENDENT
AND REVIEW; monthly; Swedenbor-
gian ; tif ty-six pages octavo ; subscription
$2.10; established 1852; Weller & Sou, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
O IIDENS-BL.ATT DEUTSCHER
EOGEX ; monthly; German; order of Ha-
rugari ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1882 ; C. F. Lichtner Sc
Bro., editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
OUR FAMILY DOCTOR; monthly;
hygiene ; eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1887; Fam-
ily Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
OUR REST AND SIGNS OF THE
TIMES; monthly; second advent ; sixteen
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription §1; es-
tablished 1874 ; C. H. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PEOPLES' HEALTH JOURNAL;
monthly ; hygiene ; thirty-six pages ; size of
E age 7x10; subscription SI ; established 1S85 ;
. D. Rogers, A. M., M. D., and S. Ida Wright
Rogers, M. D., editors ; Peoples' Health Jour-
nal Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
PEOPLES' PILOT; monthly; eight
pages; size of page 16x22; subsci'iption 50
cents; established 1885; The Pilot Publishing
House, publishers ; circulation X.
PEOPLES' SAFE GUARD; monthly;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11; subscription
25 cents; established 1886; Peoples' Safe
Guard Pulilishing Co., editors and publishers.
PHOTOGRAPHIC BEACON;
monthly; commercial; twenty-eight pages;
size of page 8x11; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1885 ; Dr. John Nicol, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 .
PICTORIAL WEST; monthly; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x12 ; subscription §1;
established 18S1 ; Will Y. Barnet, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1.
PICTURE AND ART TRADE;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; J. Sawtelle Ford, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2 ; issues also the Stationer and
Printer.
PICTURE GALLERY FOR
YOUNG FOLKS; monthly; juvenile;
twentj'-l'our pages octavo; subscription 75
cents; established 1878; Chicago Engraving
Co., publishers ; circulation G 2.
POPULAR EDUCATOR; (see Boston,
Mass.)
POULTRY LETTER ; monthly ; poul-
try raising ; fifty pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; J. L
S. Hall, M. D., editor and publisher.
10
ILLINOIS.
P O U li T R Y R A I SER ; monthly ;
poultry raising; twenty-four pages; size of
page 8x11; subscription 50 cents; established
1884; R. B. Mitchell, editor and publisher;
circulation (> 2.
PO WKlf ; (see New York City.)
PROBLEMS OF NATURE; monthly;
scientific; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion .$1..50; established 1884; Philbrook & Dean,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
RAILWAY CONDUCTORS'
MONTHLY ; seventy-six pages ; size of
page 6x10; sub.scription §1.25; established
1884 ; W. P. Daniels, editor ; Order of Railway
Conductors, publishers ; circulation G 1.
RAINBOW OF DELTA TAN
DELTA ; monthly; college secret society ;
fifty-two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Wharton Plummer, editor >
Delta Tan Delta Fraternity, publishers.
RAND, McNALLY «fe CO.'S
BANKERS' MONTHLY ; financial ;
thirty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1884; Rand, McNally
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
RAND-3IcN ALL Y OFFICIAL
RAILWAY GUIDE AND HAND
BOOK; monthly ; five hundred and twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 5x7 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1870 ; T. Penfield, editor ; Na-
tional Railway Publication Co., publishers ;
circulation F 1.
REAL ESTATE WORLD; (see Grand
Rapids, Mich.)
RECORD OF CHRISTIAN
WORK; monthly ; undenominational ;
eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subsci'iption
50 cents; established 1881; F. G. En.sign, editor;
E. H. Revell, publisher; circulation J 1.
REPORTER; monthly; mechanical;
twenty pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1868 ; Frank M. Nichols,
editor; Nicliols & Co., publishers; circula-
tion K 2.
SADDLERY JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial; twenty pages; size 10x13; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Geo. W.
Spencer, editor ; Saddlery Journal Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
SEWING MACHINE ADVANCE ;
monthly; commercial; twentv pages; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ;
Walter Scales, editor ; Sewing Machine Ad-
vance Co., publisMers ; circulation H 1.
SHORT-HAND WRITER ; (see
Dowuer's Grf)ve.)
SONG FRIEND; monthly; musical;
thirty-two pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1879 ; S. W. Straub,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILAVAY
ADVANCE; monthly; eight pages; size
25x38; subscription §1; established 1881; John
R. Robinson, editor and publisher ; dated at
Chicago and Galveston, Tex.; an advertising
STATIONARY ENGINEER; month-
ly; engineering; thirty-two pages; size of
page 11x14 ; subscription $1 ; Geo. G. Minor,
editor; the Engineers' Co., publishers; circu-
lation U 1 ; dated at Chicago, New York City
and Boston ; New York City office. 181 Broad-
way.
STREET RAILWAY GAZETTE;
monthly ; commercial ; forty pages ; size of
page 9x12 : subscription S2 ; established 1886 ;
The Wright-Monroe Co., editors and publish-
ers; New York City office, 181 Broadway.
SUNSET CHIMES; monthly ;' eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Landworker Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation G 2.
UNION READING CIRCLE:
monthly; educational ; sixteen pages; size of
page 10x14; subscription $1 ; established 1884;
The Reading Circle Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation X.
UNITARIAN ; monthlv ; unitarian :
thirty-two pages octavo; subscription 50
cents ; established 1886 ; Brooke Herf ord and
J. T. Sunderland, editors and publishers.
150
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
r. S. DAIRYftlAN; monthly; dairy-
ing ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1: establislied 1882; Dairyman's
Publisiiing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H ].
UNITED STATES MAIL.; monthly;
thirty-four pages; size of page 10x12; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1884 ; J. H. Patterson, edi-
toi- and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; devoted
to the intei-ests of the postal service,
UNITED STATES MEDICAL. IN-
VESTIGATOR; monthly; medical ; sev-
enty-six pages octavo ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablislied 1861 ; Dr. T. C. Duncan, editor ; Dun-
can Bros., publishers; circulation H 1.
VOICE OF .MASONRY AND FAM-
ILY 3IAGAZINE; monthly; masonic;
one hundred and sixteen pages ; size of page
7x10; subscription $3 ; established 1862 ; Jno.
"W. Brown, editor and publisher ; circ'n G 1.
AVANDERER ; (see Milwaukee, Wis.)
VVASHINGTONIAN ; monthly ; tem-
perance ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1875 ; Daniel "Wil-
ki^s, editor ; Washingtonian Home Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation K 2 ; organ of
Washingtonian Home.
WATCHMAKER AND METAL
WORKER; monthly; commercial; twenty
pages; size of page 10x14; subscription $1.50;
established 1874 ; H. A. Pierce, editor ; Watch-
maker and Metalworker Co., publishers ; cir-
culation H 2.
WATCHMAN; monthly; spiritualist;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; Bo!>ton Star and Cres-
cent Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
^VELCOME GUEST; monthly; eight
pages ; size 22x32; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Lew H. Anderson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
WESTERN BOOKSELLER;
monthly ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size
of page' 7x10 ; established 18^9 ; J. Fred. Wag-
goner, editor and publisher; circulation J 1 ;
issues also tlie Wentern Paper Trade and
the Western Stationer.
WESTERN BOTTLER; monthly;
commercial ; twenty-four images ; size of page
9x12; subscription $1; established 1886; H.
Gathmann, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; issues also Der Deutsch-Amerikanisch
Holzarbeiter.
WESTERN B REAVER, AND
JOURNAL OF THE BARLEY,
MALT AND HOP TRADES: monthly ;
commercial ; two hundred and twenty -four
pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription §5 ; es-
tal)lished 1876 ; J. M. Wing & Co., editors and
puV)lish<'rs : circulation I 2 .
WESTERN DRUGGIST; monthly;
commercial ; one hundred and sixteen pages ;
size of page 8x11; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879 ; G'. P. Englehard & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation G 2.
WESTERN MANUFACTURER ;
monthly ; commercial ; twelve pages ; size of
page 12x17; subscription $2; established 1873;
Coyne & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H •>.
WESTERN MEDICAL RE-
PORTER; monthly; medical; sixteen to
thirtv-t wo pages; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1880 ; J. E. Harper, A. M.,
M. D., editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
WESTERN PAPER TRADE;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x13; subscription $1; established 1875;
J. Fred Waggoner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 1 ; issues also the Western Book-
seller and Wrstei-n Stationer.
WESTERN POSTAL RECORD ;
monthlv postal ; eight pages ; size of page
10x16; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ; P. C.
Russell, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 ;
issues also St. Louis, Mo., Post Olfice Bulletin.
WESTERN SPORTSMAN; monthly;
sporting.; twenty pages; size of page 9x12;
sul)seription $1 ; established 1S85 ; Western
Sportsman Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; dated al Chicago and Sioux City, la.
ILLINOIS.
WESTERN STATIONER; monthly;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 : J.
Fred Waggoner, editor and publisher : circu-
lation J 2 ; issues also the Western Bookseller
and Western Pax>er Trade.
WESTERN WORLD ; monthly; twelve
pages; size of page 13x18; subscription $1;
established 1885; Western World (incor-
porated), editors and publishers; circula-
tion X.
YOUNG AMERICA; monthly; juven-
ile; eight pages; size 22x32; subscription 75
cents; established 1883; A. E. Davis & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 2.
YOUTH ; monthlj^ ; juvenile ; sixteen
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885; Youth Pub. Co., publishers;
circulation J 1 .
ZUM FEIERABEND; monthly; Ger-
man : eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 35 cents ; established 1881 ; Severing-
liam & Co.. editors and publishers; citcula-
tion K J.
A3IERICAN ANTIQUARIAN AND
ORIENTAL JOURNAL; bimonthly;
eighty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1878 ; Rev. Stephen D. Peet,
editor ; F. H. Revell, publisher ; circ'n K 1.
FARMERS' ADVANCE; bi-monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 30x40 ; estab-
lished 1885; McCormick Harvesting Machine
Co., editors and publishers; an advertis-
ing sheet ; issued for free distribution.
ELECTROTYPE JOURNAL ; quar-
terly ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x14: sub
scription $1 ; established 1874 ; A. Zeese &
Co., editors and publishers ; an advertising
sheet.
JOURNAL OF HEREDITY; quar
terly ; hygiene ; ninety-six pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Mary
Weeks Burnett. M D., editor ; The Journal of
Heredity Publishina- Co., pulilishers.
ROUNDS' PRINTERS' CABINET;
quarterly ; twenty-six pages ; size of page
12x18 ; subscription $1 ; established 1856 ;
S. P. Rounds, Jr., editor and publisher ; an
advertising sheet.
CHICAGO LAWN, CooTc Co., ^
loO pop., on Chicago & Grand Trunk Rd.,
lu m. from Chicago. The place of residence
of a number of Chicago business men.
INSECT WORLD; monthly; scientific ;
four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 30 cents ;
established 1856; Noble M. Eberhart, editor ;
Eberhart & Co., publishers ; dated at Chicago
and Chicago Lawn.
CHILLICOTHE, Peoria Co., n 1.085
pop., on Illinois r., at the head of Peoria
Lake, and on Peoria branch of Chicago &
Rock Island Rd., 18 m. from Peoria. Has
large canning factory, can-iage and wagon
works, large flouring mill and many other
industries. An excellent grain point.
BULLETIN; Fridays; eight pages ; size
of page .32x44 ; subscription $1 ; established
1883 ; F. W. Bailej% editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; democrat-
ic ; eight pages ; size 34x43 ; subscrii)tion .$1.50 ;
established 1S67 ; William B. Whiffen, editor
aiul publisher ; circulation LI; an edition of
the Lacon Marshall Co. Democrat.
CHRISMAN, Edgar Co., & 540t pop.,
at junction of Danville & Southwestern and
Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield Rds.,
12 m. N. of Paris and 32 m. E. of Tuscola.
An agricultural section.
A D VANCE ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S79 ; J. Keiser, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
1.51
ILLINOIS.
CICERO, Cook Co,, rf 1,800 pop., on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Ril., 4 ni.
W. of Chicago. A suburb of Chicago.
VINDICATOR; (see Cicero Vindicator
and Cook Co. Suburban Xeivs, Chicago.)
CLAY CITY, Clat/ Co., g 750 pop.,
on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 64 ni. W. of Vin-
ceunes, on the Little Wabash r. Has
churches and graded schools, and is the
centre of considerable trade.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 : Miller & Smith, editors and pub-
lishers.
CLAYTON, Adams Co., -a 1,200 pop.,
on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 28 m. N.
E. of Quiucj'.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 : established 1879 ; J. L. Staker, editor
and .publisher ; circulation K 2.
CLINTON, C. H., De Witt Co., n 2,709t
pop., on Illinois Central main line and its
Springfield Division and Champaign &
Havana Rds., 43 m. from Spiingfield and
22 from Bloomington. A farming district.
Has a good general trade. The railroad
machine shops of 111. Central are located
here.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 22x32; subscription §1.5'; established
18S3 ; S. A. Edwards, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 ; dated at Wapella.
PUBLIC ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1856; Richard Butler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1868 ; Hughes Bros, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
COBDEN, Union Co., g 900 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 42 m. N. of Cairo. The
" fruit centre of an extensive territorj".
FRUIT GROWERS' JOURNAL ;
semi-monthly; fruit culture ; eight pages ;
size .30x44; subscription $1 ; established 1883;
A. M. DuBois, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion Iv 2.
COLCHESTER, McDonough Co., -n
1,800 pop., on C, B. & Q. Rd., 7 m. from Ma-
comb. A coal mining town.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Van L. Hampton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS: Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription .S2; established
1885 ; H. H. Stevens, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
COLFAX, McLean Co., D 500 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 15 ni. from Bloom-
ington, in an agricultm-al and stock-raising
section.
CHRONICLE: Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886; Creed & Lasswell, editors and
publishers
REPORTER ; Thursdays; eight pages ;
size 26x44; subscription ,§2; established 1874;
J. L. Kenner, editor; Reporter Co., publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Lacon Home
Journal.
COLLINS VILLE, Madison Co., p
4,126 pop., on the St. Louis, Vandalia, Terre
ILLINOIS.
Haute & Indianapolis Rd., 11 m. frona St.
Louis, in the midst of a large mining dis-
trict ; twelve mines now in operation ; va-
rious manufacturing industries.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages; size 30x42; subscription $1.25;
established 1879 ; James N. Peers, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PROGRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Jung Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
COMPTON, Lee Co., [^ 400 pop,, on
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 40 m.
W. of Aurora. Steam flouring and planing
mill.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscriptioti $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
Ezra G. Cass, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion LI ; an edition of the Paw Paw Lee Co.
Times.
COULTERVILLE, Randolph Co., p
800 pop., on St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute
Rd., 20 m. from Pinekneyville.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x34; subscription $1.50;
established 1S86 ; A. N. East, editor; S. M.
East, publisher.
COWDEN, Shelby Co., n 1,0.50 pop.,
on the Ohio & Mississippi and Toledo,
St. Louis & Kansas City Rds., 19 m. S. E. of
Pana.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 40x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Louis H. Megrail, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CRESTON, Ogle Co., t} 500 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 79 m. from
Chicago and 5 from Rochelle. Has cream-
ery ; also tile and broom factories.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; eight pages : size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1872; G-.
W. Morris & Son, editors and publishers ;
circ'n L 1 ; Issue also the Rochelle Herald.
CUBA, Fulton Co., -u 1,000 pop., at
junction of Toledo, Peoria & Western and
Fulton Co. Narrow Guage Rds., 40 m. S. of
Galesburg. Extensive coal mines in vicinity.
Principal manufacturing industries are
drain tile, building and paving brick.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; Thomas & Rist, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
DALLAS CITY, Hancock Co., <2 714t
pop., on Mississippi r., 16 m. below Burling-
ton, Iowa, and 16 N. of Carthage. Lumber,
woolen goods and starch manufactories
here.
N E W S ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 18S3 ; C.
L. Cain, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
DANA, La Salle Co., ^ 325 pop., on
Chicago, St. Louis & Western Rd., and 7 m.
from Minonk. A trade centre.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
34x48 : subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; R.
M. Pritchett. editor : circulation L 1 ; an edi-
tion of the Minonk Blade.
DANVERS, McLean Co., D 500 pop.,
on the Indiana, Bloomington & Western
152
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
acl.,10m. W. of Bloomiugton. Situated in
centre of a niaguificent farming country.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; four pages;
size 20x26; subscription §1.20; established
18S0; John S. Popple, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
DANVILLE, C. H., Vermilion Co., n-
14,500 pop., on Vermilion r. and Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Rds., at intersection of
Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Indiana,
Bloomington & Western Rds., 120 m. from
Springfield, 130 from Chicago. Terminus of
Chicago & East 111., Evansville, T. H. & Chi-
cago, Danville, Olney & Ohio River and
Cairo, Vincennes & Cliicago Rds. Actively
engaged in coal mining, manufacturing and
agriculture.
COl>I3I^RCTATi; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription — daily §5.20, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1878, weekly 1862; Albert Harper,
editor ; Commercial Co., publishers ; circula-
tion—daily J 1 , weeklj- K 2.
NEWSj every morning except Monday,
and WEEK Li Y, Fridays ; daily four pages,
weekly eiglit pages ; size — daily 26x40, weekly
30x45 ;"^subscription— dailv $5.20, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1872; W. R.
Jewell, editor; Illinois Printing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— daily J 1, weekly J 1.
DANVIT.T.ER DEUT!?iCHE ZEI-
TUXG; Saturdays; German; eiiiht pages;
size o4x4S ; subscription $1.50; established
1877 ; Carl C. Winter, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
Li E A D E R ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1877 ; T. B. Shoaffi, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
DECATUR, C. H., Macon Co., a 16,000
pop., on Sangamon r. and on the Illinois
Central Rd., 38 m. from Springfield,
108 from St. Louis and 160 from Chi-
cago. Surrounded bj' an agricultural dis-
trict. Engaged in manufacturing, and a
place of active trade. Has seven railroads
passing tlirough.
LiABOR BULiLiETTX s every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKIjY, Thurs-
davs ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30 ; weekly
24x36; subscription— daily $5.20, weekly $1 ;
established 1885; John Lindsay, editor and
publisher ; cnculation — daily K 1, weekly
K 2
MORXlNfJ HEK A LD ; every morning,
and SATURDAY HERALD, Satur
days; independent ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 32x.39, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription — daily $5, weekly §1; estab-
lished—daily 1880, weekly 1879; Hall & Hos-
tetler, editors and publishers; circulation-
daily J 2, weekly 12.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 1872, weekly 1867 ; Hamsher & Mosser,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
K 2, weekly J 2.
REVIEW; every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays; democratic; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 23x3'.i,
weekly ;Wx44 ; subscription— daily $5, Aveekly
$1 ; established 1870 ; W. J. Mize & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1 ,
weeklv .T 2.
SATURDAY HERALD; (see Morning
Herald.)
ILLINOIS.
STATE SENTINEL ; Saturdays; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1876; Albert F. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .12.
OUR COUNTRY AND VILLAGE
SCHOOLS ; monthly; educational ; thirty-
six pages; size of page 7x11 ; subscription §1 ;
established 187't ; W. H. Gantz, editor ; Geo.
R. Sehoch, publisher ; cuculation H 2.
RAILROAD REPORTER; monthly;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; W. M. Lewis and H.
F. Ehrman, editors ; Railroad Reporter Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; issued in the interest
of railroad employees.
DE KALB, De Kalb Co., [^ 2,500 pop.,
on Cliicago & Northwestern and Northern
Illinois Rds., 58 m, W. from Chicago.
Barbed fence wire manufacturing is largely
carried on.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democi-atic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 1879 ; Clinton Rosette, editor ; J. F .
Gliddeu Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
R E V I E W ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1.50 :
established 1883 ; Tyrrell & Gray, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; issue also the
Malta Mail.
AIYIERICAN BREEDER; monthly;
live stock ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Clinton Rosette, editor ; J. F. Glidden Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
DELAVAN, Tazewell Co., n 1,400 pop.,
on main line of Chicago & Kansas City
through route, Jacksonville division of
Chicago & Alton and Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville Rds., 30 m. S. W. of Blooming-
ton, and 17 S. of Pekin. The best grain-
growing and stock-producing district in the
county.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; f om- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1868 ; John Culbertson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Guy Beatt j", editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DIXON, C. H., Lee Co., i 4,658t pop.,
on Rock r. and Illinois Central Rd., at inter-
section of Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 86
m. from Galena, 98 from Chicago. The river
furnishes power, which is employed in a
number of mills.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, ami WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
—four pages, weeklv eight pages ; size — daily
20x26, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily §6,
weekly $2; established— daily 1883, weekly
1851 ; Ben.i. F. Shaw, editor ; Telegraph and
Herald Co., publishers; circulation — daily
L2, weekly J 1.
SUN; Wednesdays ; democratic ; ten
pages ; size of page 1.3x20 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868 ; W. M. Kennedy, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DOLTON'S STATION, Cook Co.,
cf 800 pop., on the Cliicago, Danville &
Vincennes, and on the Columbus, Chicago
& Indiana Central Rds. Carriage factory,
graded scliools and several churches here.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE ; (see
Kensington.)
DOWNER'S GROVE, Du Page Co.,
cf 1,200 pop., 20 m. W. of Chicago and 8 m.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ir)3
ILLINOIS.
to Naperville ou the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd. Has good educational facilities.
REPORTER; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablisned 1861 ; H. C. Paddock, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 ; an edition of the
Wheaton lUinoian
SHORT-HAND WRITER; monthly;
takigraphy ; twenty-eight pages; size 4x7 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1881 ; D. Kimball,
publisher ; circulation K 2 ; dated at Downer's
Grove and Chicago.
DUNLAP, Peoria Co., n 175 pop., on
Rock Island & Peoria Rd., 15 m. from
Peoria. A rich farming country.
BARNUM'S TELEPHONE; (see
Princeville.)
DU QUOIN, Perr^/ Co., g 4,000 pop.,
on Illinois Central, at junction of St. Louis,
Belleville & Southern Illinois Rds., 70 m.
from St. Louis and 290 from Chicago. Sur-
rounded by rich coal fields, and produces
and ships large quantities of wool, castor
beans, corn, oats and wheat, apples, peaches
and plums, etc. Has one large foundry,
two machine shops, a wagon factory, salt
works, and eight or ten coal mines.
INVESTIGATOR ; Tuesdays ; Inde-
pendent ; four pages; size 24x35; subscrip-
tion Sl-50; established 1879; John W. Wille-
ford, editor and publisher; cii'culation K 1.
TRIBUNE ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription .S2 ; establish-
ed 1863 ; Beem & Richards, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
DURAND, Winnebago Co., ^ 750
pop. fof township 1,200), on Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul and Rockford & Free
port Rds. Engaged in farming and stock-
raising.
ARGUS; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $-1.50 ; established 1883 ; E. E.
Petteugill, editor and. publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DWIGHT, Livingston Co., D 1,987
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., at the junc-
tion of the Dmght & "Washington branch
of Chicago & Alton, and crossing of In-
diana, Illinois & Iowa Rds., 72 m. from Chi-
cago. Farming and stock raising the prin-
cipal branches of industry.
STAR; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 18(j8 ; C. L. Palmer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
EARLVILLE, La Salle Co., ^ 1,500
pop., at junction of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy and Joliet, Rockford & Northern
and Illinois & Northern Rds.. 35 m. W. S. W.
of Aurora. An active business and manu-
factui'ing point, and the centre of a large
grain-producing and stock-raising district.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription .$1.50;
established 1^86 ; Clinton Rosette, editor ; .J. F.
Glidden Publishing Co., publishers.
Li E a D E R ; Fridajs ; eight pages ; size
of page 13x20: subscription .$l.r>0; established
1880 ; J. W. Turner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 .
EAST ST. LOUIS, St. Clair Co., p
11,250 pop., on Mississippi r., directlj' oppo-
site St. Louis, Mo.; terminus of thu'teen
railroads ; an enterprising and important
ILLINOIS.
city; very extensive stock-jards and p^k-
ing-houses are located here. East St. Louis
is connected by bridge with St. Louis. Mo.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.50; established 1865; James W. Kirk,
editor and publisher ; circulation .J 1 .
HERALD; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription S1..50; estab-
lished 1878 ; Maurice F. Tissier, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SIGNAL; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subsci'iption Sl-50 ; estab-
lished 1832 ; H. D. O'Brien, editor ; Signal
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
EDINBURGH, Christian Co.,u 800
pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 9 m. from
Taylorville and 20 from Springfield.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Frank T. Kauerauf , editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
EDWARDSVILLE, C. H., Madison
Co., p 3,325 pop., on Toledo, St. Louis &
Kansas City and Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rds., at the junction of the Madison Co.
Rd., 12 m. from Alton and 18 from St. Louis.
In a rich and populous agricultural dis-
trict, and centre of an active trade.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 32x46; subscription $1.50;
established 1872; A. L. Brown, editor and
publisher.
INTELLIGENCER; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1862 ; C. Boeschensteln,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can four pages ; size 2.5x38 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1869 ; Crossman Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
EFEINGHAM, C. H., Effingham Co.,
^ 3,070 pop., on Illinois Central, Indiana &
111. Southern, St. Louis, W. & P., and Terre
Haute & Indianapolis Rds., 98 m. from St.
Louis. Engaged in manufactiu'ing ; the
centre of considerable trade.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x4<;; subscription $1.50; established 1856 ;
G.M. Le Crone, editor and publisher; circ'n J l^
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1872 ; E. B. Gorrall, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
VOLRSBLATT ; Thursdays; German;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1878 ; Albert Graveuhorst,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
EDUCATOR; monthly; educational;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
75 cents; established 1883; Arnold & Diets,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ELGIN, Kane Co., rj 14,481 Ctownsliip
15,220) pop., on Fox r., and Fox River, Chi-
cago & Northwestern and M. & St. P. Rds.,
and on the Chicago, Madison & Northern
Rd., now in process of construction ; 38 m.
from Chicago. The river furnishes power,
which is einployed in various manufac-
tures. The Elgin National Watch Company
located here. Centre of a fine agricultural
district ; has a milk-condensing factory
and other industrial features, and contains
the Northern Insane Asj'lum ; business In
butter and cheese. Headquarters of the
dairy interest of the Northwest.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
154
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ILLINOIS.
dajl and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24xo9, weekly 30x42 ; subscription
—daily S5. weekly §1.50; established— daily
1878, weekly 1871 ; H. D. Hemmeus, editor
and publisher ; circ'n— daily J 1 ; weekly J l.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and ADVOCATE, Saturdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x39,
weekly 35x48 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1872, weekly 1855;
Lowrie & Tonilinson, editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily J 2, weekly H 1.
ADVOCATE; (see .Veu-s.)
DE3IOCRAT ; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1882; Democrat Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG ; Thursdays ;
German; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; Frank
Kramer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
EVERY SATURDAY; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884; J. K. Le Baron, editor; Le
Baron & Lane, publishers ; circulation K 2.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S WEEKLY ;
(see Chicago.)
ELIZABETHTOWN, C. H., Ear-
din Co., Q, 481+ pop., on Ohio r., midway
between Evansville and Cairo. Industries :
mining iron, coal, lead and copper, and
agriculture.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1882 ; John S. Abbott,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ELMWOOD, Peoria Co.,n l,50lt pop.,
at junction of Galesburg & Peoria and Buda
& Rushville branches of Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rd., 26 m. from Peoria. Cen-
tre of a thriving trade, having various
manufactures.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; Milton H. Spence, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
John Regan, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
EL PASO, Woodford Co.,a l,390t pop.,
on Illin(^is Central Rd., at crossing of Wa-
bash Rd., and terminus of Middle Division
of Illinois Central Rd., 33 m. from Peoria
and 17 from Bloomington. Engaged in local
trade, agriculture and stock raising.
JOURN A L ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; established 1865 ; A.
W. Rupp, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ELWOOD, Will Co., [if 420 pop., on
the Chicago & Alton Rd., 46 m. S. W. of
Chicago, and 9 m. S. by W. of Joliet. A
thriving town.
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER;
(see Lockport.)
ENFIELD, White Co., O, 800 pop., 48
m. from Evansville, Ind., at junction of
Ohio & Mississippi and Louisville and Nash-
ville Rds. Has high schools and other edu-
cational institutions.
MOUNT CARMEL DISTRICT AD-
VOCATE; monthly; methodist episcopal;
four pages ; size 19x251 subscription 50 cents ;
established 1881 : Revs. \V. Van Cleve and J.
I. Pender, editors ; District Conference, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
ILLINOIS.
ENGLEWOOD, Cook Co., d' 15,000
pop. ; has nine railroads ; is 7 m. south from
and connected by horse-car line with Chi-
cago, A i-esidence town for Chicago busi-
ness men. The great Union stock yards
are located here.
EVENING CALL ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; independent ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; suljscription §3 ; established 1886 ; F.
S. Hogan, editor; Englewood Publishing Co.,
publishers.
TOWN OF LAKE EYE; Saturdays ;
four pages; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; F. M. Smith and M. M. Tous-
ley, editors ; Eye Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation 1 1.
ERIE, Whiteside Co., tl 950 pop., on
Rock r., and Chicago, Burlington, Quincy &
N. Rds. Principal pursuits are grain and
live stock raising and the manufacture of
sorghum, barrels, wagons and steam ditch-
ing machines. Celebrated game and hunt-
ing locality.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 : subscription
$1.25 ; established 1879 ; Williaiu M. Patrick,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
EUREKA, Woodford Co., a 1,300 pop.,
at intersection of Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific and Chicago, Pekin & Southwestern
Rds., 20 m. from Peoria. Grain and stock
trade carried on.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1868; Radford & Davidson, edi-
tors and publishers ; cu'culation K 1.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1886; H. K. Coleson, editor ; F. M.
Bolt, publisher.
EVANSTON, Cook Co., d 10,106 pop.,
12 m. N. from Chicago, on the Chicago &
Northwestern and Chicago, Evanston &
Lake Superior Rds. The Northwestern
University and Garrett Biblical Institute
are located here.
INDEX; Saturdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; John A. Childs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
NORTHWESTERN; bi weekly ;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Students of
the Northwestern University, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
FAIRBURY, Livingston Co., a 2,700
pop., on Iowa division of Wabash Rd., 59
m. from Peoria ; a prominent point for
manufactures ; the principal market for a
large agi-icultural community ; two coal
shafts are in constant operation in the
vicinity furnishing the count}" with an
a1)undance of fuel.
BLADE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x:?t) ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ;
C. E. Carter, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
FAIRFIELD, C.H.,fr«2/ne Co.,g 2,500
pop., on Ohio & Mississippi and Louisville,
Evansville & St. Louis (Air Line) Rds., 129
m. from Springfield and 108 from St. Louis.
Surrounded by an excellent grain and fruit
growing district, and a shipping point for
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
155
ILLINOIS.
valuable lumber. Manufactures mainly
woolen goods, wagons, barrels and flour ;
seat of Hayward Collegiate Institute.
WAYNE CO. PRESS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eiglir pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrin-
tion $1.51); D. W. Barkley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
WAYNE CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; Edward McClung, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
TAIRVIEW, Fulton Co., -D 500 pop.,
on Fulton Co. Narrow Gauge Rd., 20 n\.
from Lewistown. Farming, manufacture
of tiles, and coal mining are the principal
industries.
BEE; Thursdays; four pages; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; E. E.
Whitehead, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
FARINA, Fayette Co., g 623 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 65 m. E. of St. Louis
and 223 S. of Chicago. Farming district;
small fruit and vegetables a specialty.
NEWS; Thursdays ; independent-republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription
.$1.25 ; established 1882 ; C. R. Davis, editor
and publisher; circulation L 2 .
FARMER CITY, De Witt Co., u
1,500 pop., on Indiana, Bloomington & West-
ern Rd., at intersection of Springfield br.
of Illinois Central Rd., 25 m. from Bloom-
ington and 18 from Clinton. A place of
active trade.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; independent ;
■eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1872 ; W. C. Devore, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republican;
four pages: size 2t>x4ii; subscription $1.50;
established 1879; R. M. Evviug, editor and pub-
lisher.
FARMINGTON, Fulton Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Central Iowa Rds., 25 m. from Peoria.
Surrounded by an excellent grain and
stock-raising district.
BUGLE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S1 ; Wood and Johnson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
FLANAGAN, Livingston Co., a 800
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 5 m. from Mi
nonk, in an agricultural and stock raising-
section. Has several manufactories.
H03IE TI3IES ; Saturdays; independ-
ent; tour pages; size 24x35; subscrii.tion
^1.75 ; established 1886 ; John M. Breen, editor
and puljlisher.
FLORA, Clay Co., g 2,000 pop., on
Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 95 m. E. of St.
Louis, Mo., and 1U8 from Springfield. En-
gaged in agriculture and manufactures;
has flouring mills and chair factories.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1870 ;
A. H. Reed, editor; Smith & Co., publishers;
circulation K 1.
FORREST, Livingston Co., D 1,500
pop., on the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
and Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Rds., 93 m. S.
of Chicago. Important railroad centre.
Fai-ming district. Grain and live stock are
the principal products.
RAMBLER; Wednesdays; eight pages;
ILLINOIS.
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1883; C. W. Stickney, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
FORRESTON, Ogle Co., b 1,108 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and
Northern division of Illinois Central Rd.,
at intersection of Chicago & Iowa Rd., 13 m.
from Freeport. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; C. M. Kenyt)n, editor ; W. E.
Burrows, publisher; circulation K 1 ; an edi-
tion entitled the Enterprise is issued at Leaf
River ; issues also the Lanark Gazette.
FRANKFORT STATION, Will
Co., cf 300 pop., about 35 m. from Chicago.
Engaged principally in the manufacture of
farm implements.
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ;
(see Lockport.)
FRANKLIN, ^o^S^aK Co., ^700 pop.,
on Jacksonville Southern Rd., 20 m. from
Jacksonville. An active trade centre ; has
mills, brickyards, &c.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays; independ-
ent; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; Geo. E. Goodhead,
editor; Geo. E. Goodhead & Co., publishers.
FRANKLIN GROVE, iee Co., r^
730+ pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
Centre of a rich agricultural region. A con-
siderable grain-shipping point.
REPORTER; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 00x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; E. E. Manning, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the Ash-
tou Sentinel.
FREEPORT, C. H.. Stephenson Co.,^
10,000 pop., on Illinois Central, Chicago &
Northwestern, Chicago, Mil., & St. Paul,
and Chicago, Madison & Northern Rds., and
on the Freeport, Minnesota & Northwestern
Rd., now in course of construction, 121 m.
W. of Chicago. An active business place,
with considerable manufacturing ; located
in a farming district.
BULLETIN; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x35, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $5.20, weeklv $2; established— daily
1877, weekly 1847; O. F. Potter, editor and
publisher ; circulation — daily K 2, weekly J 2 .
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
24x36, weekly 30x44; subscription — dail3' $5,
weekly $1.50; established— daily 1879, weekly
1848 ; Journal Printing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily K 1 , weekly J 2.
BANNEiit ; Saturdays; German; eight
pages; size 31x4s ; subscription iS1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; H. W. Frick, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1; the Sonntagsblatt, four pages,
size 19x25, subscription $1, is also issued ;
circulation of Snnntagsblatt K 1.
DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic
eight pages; size 31x44; subscription $1.50;
establi.sheil 1883; W. T.Giles, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DEUTSCUER ANZEIGER; Wed-
nesdays ; German ; democratic ; ten pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; W. H. Wagner, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
SONNTAGSBLATT ; (see .Banner.)
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GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
NEWS; monthly; eight pages; size 30x44 ;
subscription 50 cents; establislied 18W; Tay-
lor & Pomnier, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
FULTON, IfJiiteside Co., tl 2,486 pop.,
on Mississippi r., about 40 ni. above Daven-
port and 136 W. of Chicago. Terminus of
Mendota & Clinton branch of C, B. &
Q. Rd., terminus of Chicago, Burlington &
Northern, and at junction of C, M. & St.
Paul with Chicago & Northwestern Rds.
Located in a fine farming district. One of
the best sliipping points in the West.
JOURXALi ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; tour pages; size 26x4(1; subscription
$2; established 1854; Bastian Bros., editors
and publishers : circulation K 2.
STAR ; Fridays ; prohibiti(tn ; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription Sl--'0; established
18S3 ; Erwin i!i; Hansen, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 1.
WOODMEN'S ECHO; monthly ;
modern woodmen of America ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1S>.5 ; J. C. Root and H. M. Kennedy, M. D., edi-
tors and publishers; dated at Lyons, Iowa.
GALENA, C. H., Jo Daviess Co., ^ 9,000
pop., on Galena r., 4 m. from its entrance
into the Mississippi. Manufactures furni-
ture, carriages, lumber, sashes, doors,
blinds, farm implements ; has marble and
stone works, Iron foundries, etc. ■Ver3^ ex-
tensive lead and zinc mines are found in
this vicinity. Connected with Chicago, and
all points North, South and West, by Illinois
Central, C. & N. W. and Chicago, Burlington
& Northern Rds. The chief products of this
section are corn, oats, potatoes, wheat, flax,
butter, wool, hay, pork and live stock.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, Til I- WEEKLY, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily and tri-
weekly 24x35, weekly 30x46; subscription-
daily .SS, tri-weekly $4, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1S:U ; J. B. Brown, editor and publisher;
circ'n— daily L 2 , tri-weekly L 1, weekly H 2.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.51); established 1874; Cumings & Scott,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
VOLKSFREUND ; Thursdays; German;
four pages; size 28x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1S68; John Voss, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
GALESBURG, C. H., Knox Co., -a
14,5iX) pop., on Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., at junction of Peoria Rd., and
terminus of Fulton Co. Narrow Gauge Rd.,
165 m. from Chicago and 53 from Peoria.
Engaged in manufacturing, and centre of an
active trade. Knox and Lombard Colleges
and St. J(>sej)h's Academy are located here.
REPUBLICAN-REGISTER; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays; republican; daily four pages,
weekly eight i)ages; size— daily Slx.'Jd, weekly
30x41; subscrinrion— dailv $6, weeklv.S2; es-
tablislicd— daily 1870, weekly 1866; Z." Beatty,
edit(M-; Galesl)urg Printing Co., publishers;
circulation— ilnilv K 1. weekly J 2.
PLA I N I)EA LER ; Fridays ; repub-
lican ; elKht pages; size 31x44; subscriptif)n
$1.50; establislied 1873; Plaindealer Printing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation K 2.
PRESS A M) P E O P L E; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
ILLINOIS.
scription $1.50; established 1875; Gersh Mar-
tin, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
COUP D'ETAT; monthly; twenty-two-
pages; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Coup d'Etat Joint Stock Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate vear.
LOMBARD REVIEW; monihly ^
twenty-pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; Jay W. Crane, editor ;
Lombard Review Joint Stock Co., publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate vear.
RAILROAD BRA KEREN'S
JOURNAL; monthly: fifty-two pages
octavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1SS4 ; J.
P. Bledsoe, editor and publisher ; circulation
H 1 ; devoted to the interests of railway em-
ployees.
GALVA, Senry Co., ^ 2,468 pop., at
junction of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Peoria & Rock Island Rds., also on
Galva & Keithsburg branch of the C. B. &
Q. Rd., 23 m. from Galesburg. Coal mining
and manufacturing extenslvelj" carried on.
NEAVS; Thursdaj's ; republican; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; E. E. Fitch, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
STANDARD ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Boyd Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1
GARDNER, Grundy Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on C. & A. and Kankakee & Seneca Rds.,
64 m, S. of Chicago. Coal and mining dis-
trict.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages-,
size 20x26: subscription $l.r)0: esta1)lislied
1876 ; E. B. Yoimg, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
GENESEO, ^e?ir?/ Co.,\j 3,800 pop., on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 23 m.
from Rock Island. Centre of an agricult-
ural district. A Presbyterian Academy
and the Northwestern Normal School are
located here.
HENRY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages; size 28x44 ; .Subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1874 ; Henry L. Kiuer, publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
REPUBLIC; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1856; A. Lieberknecht, editor and publisher;
circulation J 2.
N0R:>IAL WORKER ; monthly; eight
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription 25
cents; established 1880; Cook & Stevens,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
[J^" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Dec. 1, 1886, as j^er statement on
file at the office of the American Neir.ipaper
Directory, 2,2.50 copies, including special edi-
tions. A school paper; issued during the
school vear.
POULTRY CHUM ; monthly ; poultry
raising; eight pages ; size of page SxU ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1885 ; F. A.
Kidder, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
GENEVA, C.H.,A'aneCo.,[i 1,200 pop.,
on Fox r., Chicago & Northwestern and
Burlington, Chicago & Quincy Rds., 35 m.
from Chicago. Various large manufactories
are located here. Dairying centre.
PATROL; Fridays; prohibition; eight
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription $1;
established 1884 ; Joel Niles Wheeler, editor
and inihlisher; circulation J 2.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50:
establislied 1851; A. D. Haynes, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
157
ILLINOIS.
GENOA, DeKalh Co., ^ 650 pop., 59m.
W. of Chicago, on Chicago, Milwaulcee & St.
Paul Rd. Dairying is the principal industry.
ISSUE : Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 : subscription §1.50 ; established 1884 ;
D. W. Hartman & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
GIBSON CITY, Ford Co., [> 1,500
pop., at the cz'ossing of tliree railroads, viz.:
the Lake Erie & Western, the Springfield
Branch of 111. Central, and the Chicago
Division of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific, 35
m. E. of Bloomington. Surrounded bj' a rich
farming country.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; P. A. Coal, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
GIBSON COURIER; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50 ; established 18T3 ; E. Lowry, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GILMAN, Iroquois Co., d- l,299t pop.,
on Illinois Central, Toledo, Peoria & West-
ern and Gilman & Springfield Rds. Sur-
rounded by a fruit-growing district ; 81 m.
S. by W. of Chicago. Linseed oil works,
cheese and broom factory.
STAR; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1S6S ;
R. C. Allen, editor and publisher ; clrc'n L 2 .
GIRARD, Macoupin Co., n 1,500 pop.,
on two Rds., including the St. Louis & Chi
cago. Devoted principally to agriculture
and coal mining for railroad use.
GAZETTE; Tluxrsdays ; four pages ; size
24x34; subscription 81.50; established 1879;
Geo. L. Tipton, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2 .
GOLCONDA, C. H., Pope Co., g l.OOOt
pop., on Ohio r., at mouth of Lusk Creek,
and 20 m. above the mouth of Cumberland
r., 80 from Cairo, 120 from Evansville, Ind.
Principal shipping point for a large agri-
cultural and mineral country. Has some
manufactures.
HERALiD ; Fridays; republican four
f)ages; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1857 ; E. H. Thielecke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
GOOD HOPE, McDonough Co., -n
4LHi,pop.,on the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw
Rd., 8 m. W. of Bushnell. Large tile works
and a mill are located here. Grain shipped
in large quantities.
INDEX ; Fridays ; four pages; size 24x36;
established 18S5; H. J. Herbertz, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
GRAND CROSSING, Cooh Co., d
1,400 pop., on the Illinois Central Rd. where
it crosses the Lake Shore & Michigan and
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rds.,
9 m. S. of Chicago. It is a part of the vil-
lage of Hyde Park.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE ; (see
Kensington.)
GRAYVILLE, TVJiite Co., C^ 1,533
pop., on Wabash r. and Cairo, Vincennes &
Chicago Rd.. 35 m. from Evansville, Ind. ;
also on Peoria, Decatur & EvansvUle Rd. It
ILLINOIS.
has an active trade and is rapidly increas-
ing in population. Engaged in manufac-
turing . Is an important shipping point.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription .$1.25; estab-
lished 1859 ; Clarke Brothers, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
GREENFIELD, Greene Co., a 1,200
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Litchfield, Carrollton & Western Rds., 12 m.
S. of Whitehall. Agricultural and stock-
raising county.
ARGUS ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription §1.50; e.stab-
lished 1878 ; Vic. H. Haven, editor ; Greenfield
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation L2.
GREENUP, Cumberland Co., a- 1,100
pop., 44 m. from Terre Haute, Ind., and 25
from Mattoon. An agricultural and min-
eral countrj\ Has grist and saw mills.
CUMBERLAND DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages; size
2ilx4U ; subscription SI. 50; established 1859;
Ed. C. McClelland, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
CU3IBERL.AND TI3IES ; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI. 25; established 1881; Will S.
Tobey, editor ; Times Printing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
GREEN VIE W, i»^enarfZ Co., n 1,000
pop., on the Chicago & Alton Rd., 53 m. S.
W. of Bloomington. Coal mining. An ex-
cellent farming and stock-raising locality.
MAIL ; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription Sl-25; established 1885; Geo. W.
Wetzell. editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Bond Co., g
1,890 pop., on Vandalia Rd., .50 m. from St.
Louis, in an agricultural district. Corn and
wheat are the chief products.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; republican;
twelve pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1857; Geo. M. Tatham,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
SUN ; Fridays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 31x44; subscription $1.50; established
1876; V. Harold, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 1^
GRIGGS VILLE, PiJ^e Co., -a 1.515t
pop., on Hannibal and Naples Division of
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 50 m. from
Quincy, 4 W. of Illinois r., 30 E. of Missis-
sippi r. A thriving agrictiltural district.
Extensively engaged in various manufac-
INDEPENDENT PRESS ; Wednes-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1879; Arnold
Hughes, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
HAMPSHIRE, Kane Co., ^ 1,000
pop., on the Chicago & Milwaukee Rd., 54 m.
N. W. of Chicago. Tile factory and several
brickyards; extensive dairying and blooded
stock centre.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription .$1. .50; es-
tablished 1885 ; G. E. Sisley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
HARDIN, C. H., Calhoun Co., ^ .SOOf
pop., on Illinois r., opposite the mouth of
Macoupin Creek, about 28 m. above Alton.
Farming carried on.
CALHOUN HERALD; Thursdays;
158
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; James McNabb, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HARRISBURG, C. H., Saline Co., g
1,800 pop., on Cairo, Vlncennes & Chicago
Rd., 100 m. from St. Louis, about 68 from
Cairo and 30 from Ohio r. Surrounding
country prolific in coal, iron and salt.
Has a fine trade.
CHRONICIiE; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26x40: subscription $1.,50;
established 1859; F. M. Pickett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MERC U R Y ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1880 ; W. K. Burnett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HARVARD, McHenry Co., ^ 2,100
pop., on Chicago & Nortliwestern Rd., at
the intersection of the Rockford & Kenosha
and Madison & St. Paul Rds., 63 m. from
Chicago. Agriculture and manufacturing
the principal branches of industry.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1865 ; Otis S. Eastman, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HAVANA, C. H., Mdson Co., U 2,118t
pop., on Illinois r., and Peoria, Pekin &
Jacksonville Rd., at intersection of Spring-
field & Northwestern Rd., and L, B. & W.
branch, and at the Southern terminus of
Fulton Co. Narrow Gauge ; a great shipping
point for osage plants and white flint
corn ; 31 m. from Pekin.
MASON CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1849 ; S. A. Murdock &
Co., editors and publisher.s ; circulation J 1.
MASON CO. REPUBLICAN ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 18?3 ; P. F. War-
ner, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
HEGEWISCH, Cook Co., cf 2,000
pop., on New York, Chicago & St. Louis,
Chicago & Atlantic, and Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rds., 18 m. S. Cljicago. Car
works are located here.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 34x35; subscription .$1.50; established 1885;
Winslow & Hei-rold, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
HENNEPIN, C. H., Putnam Co., [^
623t pop., on Illinois r., 50 m. above Peoria.
River navigable for large tow boats and
propellers. Considerable pi'oduce shipped
here.
PUTNA3I RECORD; Thursday.si eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; I. H. Cook, editor ; I. H. Cook &
Son, publishers ; circulation K 1.
HENRY, Marshall Co., D l,728t pop.,
on Illinois r., and Peoria branch of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 33 m. from Peo-
ria. Extensively engaged in the shipping
of grain and in manufactures.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eiglit pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription
$1.50: established 1852; George Burt, Jr.. editor
and v)uV)lisher; ch'culation J 1.
TI3IES ; Saturdays: democratic; eight
pages ; size 32x4( ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; O'Banion Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
ILLINOIS.
HEY WORTH, McLean Co., n 800
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 12 m. from
Bloomington. Has grain elevator, flour and
planing mills, and machine shop.
STANDARD; Fridays; eight pages;
size 80x42; subscription $1; established 1881 ;
Hugh Robb, editor; Creed & Lasswcli, pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
HIGHLAND, Madison Co., p l,969t
pop., on Vandalia Rd., 30 m. from St. Louis.
An active business centre. Engaged in
agriculture and manufactures. The " Hel-
vetia Milk Condensing Factory " is a new,
prosperous and very promising enterprise
in this place.
UNION ; Fi-idays; German; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subsci'iption $2 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; J. S. Hoerner, editor and publish-
er; circulation J 1.
HIIiLSBORO, C. H., Montgomery Co.,
a 1,803+ pop., on Indianapolis & St. Louis
Rd., 66 m. from St. Louis. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufactures.
JOURNAL ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Truitt & Boyd, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
MONTGOMERY NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x41 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1870 ; Ben. E.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; a four-page edition, subscription $1, is
also issued on the same day.
HINCKLEY, DeKalh Co., b 830 pop.,
on Chicago & Iowa Rd., 26 m. W. of Aurora.
Lies in a fine farming and stock-raising dis-
trict. Has two large tile factories and a
creamery.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
31x44; subscription $1.25; established 1878;
Herbert W. Fay, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
HINSDALE, Du Page Co,, rf 1,000
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
A classic academy hei'e.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1861 ;
H. C. Paddock, elitor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 1 ; an edition of the Wheaton Illinoian.
HOMER, Champaign Co., U- 1,200 pop.,
on the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 110
m. from Springfield and 20 m. from Dan-
ville. A prosperous and rapidly growing
town in a fine farming section. Has flour-
ing mills, cai-riage factory, churches and
seminary.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; W. L. Sampson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HOOPESTON, Vermilion Co.,0 2,100
pop., on Chicago & Eastern 111. and Lake
Erie & Western Rds., 104 m. from Chicago,
45 from La Fayette, and 80 from Blooming-
ton. An agricultural and manufacturing
district ; has two canning factories, flax-
tow mill, tile factory, etc.
CHRONICIiE ; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 20x26, weekly 30x44; subscription
—daily $3, weekly $1..50; established— daily
1881, weekly 1872; Chas. W. Warner, editor
and publisher ; circ'n— daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
lo9
ILLINOIS.
W
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; >■! ;ht pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
§150; H. M. Fleiiiin-, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
J O U R N A Li ; Fridays ; Independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 18S1 ; H. M. Hart, editor and pub-
isher ; circulation K 'I.
HUMBOLDT PARK, Cook Co., cf
l.tiOtJ pop., 3 HI. W. of Chicago, on Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. A place of con-
siderable busiuess and the residence of a
number of Chicago business men.
JEFFERSON TIMES; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; I. M.
Van De Carr & H. L. MacMahon, Jr., editors ;
Jefferson Times Printiug and Publishing Co.
(Limited) publishers.
HUTSONVILLE, Crawford Co., □,
875 pop., on the Wabash r., 30 miles below
Terre Haute, Ind.. and on the Paris & Dan-
ville Rd. Has grist and lumber mills.
LABORERS' TRIBUNE ; Thursdays;
four pai^es ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1882; E. V. Barlow, editor and pub-
lisher; circul'ition L2.
HYDE PARK, Coolc Co., d 3,000
pop., on Lake Michigan and on Michigan
Central and Illinois Central Rds., 7 m. S. of
Court House of Chicago. A place of resi-
dence for business men of Chicago.
HERALD ; Fridays; independent ; eight
^ages ; size 30.\;44 ; subscription §2 ; Fred
ilkinson, editor: Hyde Park Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
NEWS; Sattirdays; independent; foiu'
pages ; size 22x:54 ; subscription $1 ; established
188o ; Charles P. Root and L. B. Sherman, edi-
tors and publishers.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE; (see
Kensington.)
ILLIOPOIilS, Sangamon Co., n 700
pop., 23 m. from Springfield, on Wabash,
St. Louis and Pacific Rd. Agricultural
count rj'.
ILLINOIS STATE CENTER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1884 ; R. T. Spencer, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
IROQUOIS, Iroquois Co., D- 500 pop.,
on Iroiiuois r. and Cincinnati, Indianapolis,
St. Louis & Chicago Rd., 12 m. from Wat-
seka, the cotiuty seat.
GAZETTE; Satiirdays ; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
E. Simpson, ediior : J. R. Fox, publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Morgan
Co., -a 13,5 10 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pa-
cific Rd., 34 m. from Springfield, connected
directlj' by railroads with St. Louis, Chi-
cago, Peoria, Pekin, Litchfield, Centralia
and Virden. Pleasantlj' situated and sur-
rounded by a rich and populous agricult-
ural district. Large amount of produce
shipped from here. Has several manufac-
tories of importance. The seat of most of
the State institutions and a number of col-
leges and seminaries.
ILLINOIS COURIER ; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
twelve pages ; size — daily 22x3(1, weekly (size
ILLINOIS.
of page) 15x22 ; subscription— daily ST 50 ;
weekly Sl-50; established— daily 1876, weekly
1855 ; Doying, Hinrichsen & Case, etdtors and
publishers ; circulation— daily K l,weekly 1 1 ;
issue also the Quincy Herald.
JOURNAI^; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly six pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 22x27 ;
subscription— dailj'' SIO, weekly S1..50; estab-
lished—daily 1866, weekly 1831 ; The Journal
Co., editors and publishers; circulation— daily
K 1, weeklv J 2.
CHRISTIAN VOICE AND BAN-
NER OF HOLINESS; Saturdays;
holiness ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; estal)lished 1873 ; L. B. Kent,
editor ; Western Holiness Association, pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
DEAF-MUTE ADVANCE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Frank Read, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
COLLEGE RAMBLER; semimonth-
ly ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1878 ; Illinois Col-
lege Rambler Joint Stock Co., editors and
publishers; circulation K 1; a college paper;
issued during the collegiate vear.
JEFFERSON, Cook Co., zi 1,200 pop.,
on Wisconsin division of Chicago & North-
western Rd., 9 m. from Chicago.
HERALD ; Satui'davs; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; W.
C. Williams, editor ancl publisher; circ'n K 2.
JERSEYVILLE,C. IL., Jersey Co., ^
3,400 pop., on St. Louis, Jacksonville & Chi-
cago Rd. and Jersey ville branch of Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 19 m. from Alton,
and midway between Jacksonville and St.
Louis. Centre of good farming region.
Engaged in various manufactures.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLV, Thur.sdays ; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription— daily §5 ; weekly §1;
established— daily 1885, weekly 1886; J. A.
Walker, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv L 2 .
JERSEY CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; J. M. Page,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
JERSEY CO. PROHIBI-
TIONIST; Fridays ; prohibition ; four
pages ; size 22x;30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S6 ; C. W. Enos. G. M. Terrell, R. T.
Brock, editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN - EXA3IINER ; Fri
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size ;Ux44 ;
subscription .S2; established 1865; Morris B.
Locke, eflitor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TI31ES; Fridays; labor; four pages ; size
24x34; suljscription .$1 ; established 1886 ; Jno.
A. Walker, editor and publisher.
JOLIET, C. II., Will Co., d 22,000 pop.,
on Des Plaines r., and on Chicago & Rock
Island Rd., at the intersection of Chicago &
Alton Rd., 40 m. from Chicago and on Chi-
cago and St. Louis, Joliet, Aurora & North-
ern and Michigan Central Rds. The
Illinois & Michigan Canal passes through
here, and furnishes extensive water
power. Centre of a rich and popu-
lotis agricultural district, and depot for the
shipment of large quantities of grain and
produce. Considerable manufacturing done
here. Contains the Illinois Penitentiarj'.
Has the largest stone quarries in the West,
also Bessemer steel w^orks, barb fence fac-
tories, etc.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
160
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x84 ; subscription— daily $4.50,
weeltlv SI ; established 1873 ; James H. Ferris,
editor"; News Printing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily J 2 , weekly L 2 .
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WIL.L. CO. PRESS, Wednesdays;
dailv four pages, weekly eight pages; size
— dailv 22x34, weekly aix44; subscription—
dailv ' 84.75, weekly $1.50: established 1883;
The'Press Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J 1 , weekly K 2.
REPUBLIC AND SUN; every morn
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fri-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— dailv 24x35, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily S4.80, weekly $2; estab-
lished 1847; Robert Mann Woods, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily J 1 , weekly 1 1 .
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.75; established 1871;
W. W. Stevens, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
SIGNAL; Fridaj's ; eight pages; size
31x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1843 ; Con-
ley & Zarley, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
WILL CO. PRESS; (see Press.)
WOCHENBLATT FUER NORD
ILLINOIS; Thursdays; German; eight
f)ages ; size 35x46 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; J. F. Dorr, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
AVILL CO. SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription .50 cents ; established
1885 ; W M. Roberts, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
JONESBORO, C. H , Union Co., g
1,650 pop., on St. Louis & Cairo and Illinois
Central Rds., 35 m. from Cairo. Fruit-
growing section.
GAZETTE; Sundays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1849; T. F. Ronton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
KANKAKEE, C. H., Kankakee Co., zy
7,500 pop., on Kankakee r., and Chicago &
New Orleans and Bloomington and Pon-
tiac branches of Illinois Central Rd.;
also on Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis
& Chicago, Kankakee & Seneca and Indiana,
Illinois & Iowa Rds., 56 m. from Chicago.
A general trading and manufacturing town.
One of the finest water powers in the State.
Location of the State Hospital for the In-
sane.
CHIEF; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; suliscription Sl-50; estab-
lished 1834; R. H. Ballinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages: size 36.\4S; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1853 ; Charles Holt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays; republican ; eight
f)ages ; size 40x52 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1868; S. P. McLean, editor; Livingston
& Shaw, publishers; circulation J 2.
KANSAS, Edgar Co., n- 1,000 pop.,
104 m. W. of Indianapolis, at the junction of
the Indianapolis & St. Louis and Danville.
Olney & Oliio r. Rds., the shops of the latter
being situated here. A growing town sur-
rounded by a flne agricultural country ;
manufacturing interests con.siderable.
JOI'RNAL; Thursdays; prohibition;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .91.50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; N. W. Beauchamp, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ILLINOIS.
KEITHSBURG, ^/ercer Co., ^2,100
pop., on Mississippi r., and midway between
Burlington and Rock Island on Keithsburg
branch of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., at point where Central Iowa Rd.
crosses the Mississippi r., and on line of I.,
I. & I. Rd., 18 m. from Gladstone, 150 from
Springfield.
NEWS; Thursdays ; greenback ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. H. & M. E. Heaton, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TI3IES ; Wednesdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1884; James C. Mitchell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
KENNEY, De Witt Co., u 600 pop., on
Springfield div. of Illinois Central Rd., 60
ra. S. of Peoria and 35 m. N. E. of Springfield.
A rich farming country.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription 81.50; established 1881;
Crihfield Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 : an edition of the Atlanta Argxis.
KENSINGTON, Cook Co., rf 2,500
pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois and
Michigan Central and Illinois Central Rds.,
15 m. from Chicago. The Pullman Car
Works and the transfer houses and shops of
the Michigan Central Rd. are located here.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription .SI ; established 1882 : W. H. Mans-
field & Hill, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2 ; editions are issued for Dolton'g
Station, Grand Crossing, Hyde Park, Pullman,
Riverdale,Roseland and Washington Heights.
KEWANEE, ffenry Co., ^ 4.500 pop.
(village), on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 32 m. from Galesburg, 132 from Chicago.
Coal mining and manufacturing are its in-
dustries.
COURIER; Wednesdays ; republican;
eight pages; size ;j0x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. H. Chesley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
82; established 1870; C. Bassett, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
KINMUNDY, Marion Co., g 1,500
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 24 m. N. E. of
Centralia. A farming, stock-raising and
fruit-growing country. Extensively en-
gaged in coal mining.
EXPRESS; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; independent; subscription 81.25; es-
tablished 1883 ; Richard F. Lawson, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
KIRKLAND, DeKalb Co., i 500pop.,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
31 m. W. of Elgin. Large quantities of live
stock shipped here.
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription 81.25; established 1SS5 ;
D. T. Sherman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 1 .
KIRKWOOD, Warren Co., -a 1,080
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
7 m. from Monmouth. Situated in a fax-m-
ing community.
LEA DER ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x34; subscription 81-^5;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
161
ILLINOIS.
established 18S1 ; Charles Bradshaw, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
KNOXVILLE, Knox Co., d 2,860
pop., on Peoria Rd., 48 m. from Peoria. Is
engaged in the manufacture of carriages
and woolen goods. Has three educational
institutions.
KNOX CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription §1-50; established 1856; O.
L. Campbell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
LAGON, C. H., Marshall Co., U 2,000
pop., on Illinois r., and Lacon branch of
"Western division of Chicago & Alton Rd.,
26 m. from Peoria. Steamboats run up the
Illinois river to this point, excepting in
winter. Considerable quantities of grain
and produce are shipped from this point.
Has woolen and yarn mills, and corn malt
works.
H03IE JOURNAL.; Thursdays; re
publican; eight pages; size 26x44; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1837 ; Spencer Ellsworth
& Co., editors and publisher.s ; circulation .J 1 ;
an edition entitled the Reporter is issued for
Chillicothe, and another, entitled the Vidette,
is issued for La Rose.
MARSHALL CO. DEMOCRAT;
Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ;
subscription Sl.W ; established 1876 ; William
B. Whiffen, editor and publisher; circulation
J 2 ; an edition entitled the Independent is
issued for Chillicothe.
LA GRANGE, Coolc Co., ^ 2,000
pop., 14 m. from Chicago, on Chicago, Bur-
Uugton & Quincy Rd.
SUBURBAN NEWS; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 20x32 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1884 ; C. A. Whitney, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
LA HARPE, Hancock Co., -a 1,097
pop., on Burlington branch of Toledo, Peo-
ria & Western Rd., 28 m. from Keokuk and
20 m. from Burlington, Iowa. Engaged in
manufacturing agi'icultural Implements.
HANCOCK CO. HERALD ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1886 ; P. W. Morgan and C.
W. Painter, editors and publishers.
LA HARPER; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1375 ; J. C. Coulson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LAKE VIEW, Cool: Co.,cf a suburb
of Chicago.
DER POSTILLION; (see Chicago.)
LAKE VIEW TELEPHONE ; (see
Chicago.)
DER BOTE BETHESDA'S; (see
Chicago.)
LANARK, Carroll Co., ^ 1,800 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 20 m.
from Freeport, 120 from Chicago, and about
the same from Milwaukee. A shipping
point for gi-ain and live stock.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1863 ; L. G. Burrows, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; an edition of
the Forreston Herald.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1883; G. M.
Myers, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
MiLLENARIAN; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1882; G. M. Myers, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
ILLINOIS.
LA ROSE, Marshall Co., a 125 pop., 12
m. from Lacon, on C. & A. R. Rd, in a farm-
ing district.
VIDETTE; Thursdays ; eight pages :
size 26x44; subscription .$2; established
1872; Vidette Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 1 ; an edition of
the Lacon Home Journal.
LA SALLE, La Salle Co., tl 12,500
pop., on Illinois i"., at intersection of Illinois
Central Rd. with Chicago and Rock Island
Rd., and at the terminus of Illinois & Michi-
gan Canal, 99 m. from Chicago. Centre of
a very large trade. Coal is found in abund-
ance in the vicinitj'.
TWIN CITY JOURNAL; every even
ing except Sunday; four pages; size 22x.34;
subscription $5; J. F. Kendig & Co., editors
and publishers ; an edition of the Ottawa
Journal ; dated at La Salle and Peru.
DEMOCRAT-PRESS; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1876 ; A. J. Reddlck,
editor and publisher: circulation J 1.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; German ; four
pages; size .30x44; subscription S2; estab-
lished 1883 ; Carl Strack, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 ; dated at La Salle and
PejTU.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Webster & Hennessey, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LAWRENCEVILLE, C. H., Law-
rence Co.. n^ 585 pop., on Embai'ras r., at junc-
tion of Ohio & Mississippi and Cairo, Vin-
cennes & Chicago Rds., 10 m. from Vin-
cennes. Agricultui-e and manufacturing
carried on.
DEMOCRATIC HERALD; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1871 ; Frank
C. Meserve, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
RURAL REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Sam. B. Day, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
LEAF RIVER, Ogle Co., i 550 pop.,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and
Minnesota & Northwestern Rds. A thriving
town in a splendid agricultm'al section.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1881 ;
J. H. Lambe, editor ; L. G. BuiTows, pub-
lisher; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the For-
reston Herald.
LEBANON, St. Clair Co., p 2,117
pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 22 m. from
St. Louis. Engaged in farming and coal
mining. A place of active trade and seat of
McKendree College.
JOURNAL; Fridays: eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 :
W. L. Jones, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
LEE, Lee Co., [^ 500 pop., on Chicago
& Iowa Rd., 65 m. from Chicago, in a farm-
ing district.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 : established 18S6 ;
W. W. Hallett, editor: Willett & Scofleld,
publishers ; an edition of the Malta Record.
LELAND, La Salle Co., ^ 900 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 67 m.
from Chicago. Has graded school and
windmill manufactory.
EXPRESS; Saturdays; four pages; size
162
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Warren, Wentworth & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
liEMONT, Cook Co., cf 4,800 pop., on
Illinois & Michigan Canal and Chicago &
Alton Rd., 25 m. S. W. of Chicago. Has ex-
tensi%e limestone quarries, said to be the
largest in the country.
COM.HERCIAL, ADVERTISER;
(see Lockport. )
COOK CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI ; established 1883 ; John Cur-
ren. editor and publisher ; cu'culation K 2.
Li£NA, Stephenson Co.,\i, l,520t pop., on
Galena division of Illinois Central Rd., 12
m. from Freeport. The centre of an exten-
sive grain and stock trade.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; W. W. Lowis, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
IiE ROY, McLean Co., u 1,000 pop.,
on the Indianapolis, Bloomington & West-
ern Rd., 15 m. S. E. of Bloomington. Plow
factory ; engaged in general trade.
EAGLE ; Thursdays ; republican : four
pages ; size 24z36 ; subscription Sl-50 : estab-
lished 18S1 ; John S. Harper & Co., editors and
publishers.
FREE PRESS ; Satiu-days; four pages;
size 21x31; subscription S1.5U; established
1885; A. G. Smith, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
LEWISTOWN, C. H., ^ Fulton Co.,
1,771+ pop., on Buda and Lewistowu branch
C, B. & Q. and Fulton Co. Narrow Gauge
Rds., 50 m. from Peoria, 60 from Springfield,
and midway between St. Louis and Chicago.
Largely engaged in manufacturing, and a
good trade centre.
FULTON DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ;
independent ; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription S1.50 ; established 1855 ; W. F. Smith,
editor ; W. T. Davidson, publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; Lute C. Breden, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation K 2.
FULTON CO. SCHOOL JOUR-
NAL ; monthly; educational; eight pages;
size 11x16 ; subscription 60 cents ; established
1884 ; M. P. Rice, editor and publisher ; clr-
culatiou K 2.
LEXINGTON, McLean Co., n 1,400
pop., on Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Rd., 17
m. from Bloomington. Engaged in tile
manufacturing, horse and stock raising,
farming and general trade.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 188;^; W. H. Shepherd, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LIBERT YVILLE, Lake Co., [^ 812
pop., on branch of Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 10 in. from Waukegan. A well-
timbered agricultural district.
LAKE CO. TOIES ; Tuesdays; eight
f)ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; L. B. Hilles, etiitor; J. K. Hilles,
publisher; circulation J 2.
LINCOLN, C. H., Logan Co., u 6,000
pop., on Salt Creek, Chicago & Alton Pe-
ILLINOIS.
oria, Decatur & Evansville, and Champaign,
Havana Sc Western Rds., 28 m. from Spring-
field and 157 from Chicago. A superior agri-
cultural and coal mining i-eglon. Largest
grain-shipping point between Chicago and
St.Louis. Manufacturing carried on.
JOURNAL: everv morning except Mon-
day, and LOGAN CO. TRIBUNE, Fri-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $1.50; established — daily
1881, Aveekly 18S2 ; John Edmonds, editor and
publisher ; circ'n- daily, K 1 ; weekly, K 2
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; F. B. Mills, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
UOGAN CO. TRIBUNE; (see Jour-
nal.)
LOGAN CO. VOLKSBLATT; Fri-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; C. E. Knorr,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1873; T. H. Stokes, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 1 .
LINCOLN TAN ; monthly ; twelve pages ;
size of page sxl6 ; subscription $1 ; established
lS-<5 ; Students of Lincoln University, editors
and publishers ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate vear.
UNIVERSITY REGISTER ; month-
ly ; twenty pases : size of page 7xlU ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Lincoln University
Register Joint Stock Co., publishers; circu-
lation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate yeai-.
LITCHFIELD, Montgomery Co., D
5,500 pop., on Wabash, St. L. & Pacific,
"Jacksonville Southeastern," Indianapolis
& St. Louis, Litchfield, Garrollton & Western
and St. Louis & Chicago Rds., 43 m. from St.
Louis. Manufactures railwaj' cars, ma-
chinery, flour, etc. Coal, natui-al gas and
lubricating oil found in abundance in the
vicinity.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; democratic;
eight passes ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
establishiHl 1874 ; Judson & Roberts, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MONITOR; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x30 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1863; B. S. Hood, editor; Monitor
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
LITTLE YORK, Warren Co., <^ 300
pop., on the Central Iowa Rd., and on the
Cedar creek r. 12 m. N. N. W. of Monmouth.
ENSIGN; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; estalilished 1885 ;
X. J. McCormick, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
LOCKPORT, Will Co., d l,()79t pop.,
on Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Rd. and HI. &
Mich. Canal, 5 m. from Joliet. Particular
branches of industry are flour mills, paper
mills and the grain business.
PHCENIX; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; sul)scription $1 ; established 1876 ; Phoe-
nix Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
WILL CO. C03LMERCIAL AD-
VERTISER; Thursdavs; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.25 ; established 1878; A.
G. Hawley, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2 ;
editions are also issued at Frankfort Station,
Lemont. Minooka, Mokena, Elwood and
Plalnfleld.
WILL CO. DE.MOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1: established 1886; John Curren,
editor and publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
163
ILLINOIS.
liODA, Iroquois Co., n- 631 pop., on
Chicago division of Illinois Central Rd., ICX)
.m. from Chicago. A grain and produce
market for a large tract of country.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1874 ; E. McBurney, editor ; J. C. Dunham,
publisher; circulation L2 ; an edition of the
Paxton Eastern Illinois Register.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; eight
f)ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 18T9; Volney Weaver, editor; N. E.
Stevens & Son, publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
an edition of the Paxton Record.
LONDON MILLS, Fulton Co, ^
500 pop., on Central Iowa and Fulton Co.
Xarrow Gauge Rds., on Spoon r. 20 m. from
Galesbiu'g. The centre of trade for a large
agiicultural section.
LONDON ONWARD; Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 32x3i) : sub-
scription SI. 50; established 18S(i; H. I. Wilson
and C. J. Trumbull, editors; W. H. Gillaspie,
publisher.
LORAIN£, Adams Co., -u 400 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 20 m.
from Quincy, in an agricultural section.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 21x3iJ ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1S86 ; C. L. Cain, editor and publisher.
LOST ANT, La Salle Co., ^ 378 pop.,
15 m. S. of La Salle City. Location of flour-
ing mills and grain warehouses.
LiOCALi; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; J. W.
Richardson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Tonica Neivs.
LOUISVILLE, C. H., Clay Co., g 600
pop., on Little Wabash r., and Springfield
division of O. & M. Rd., 96 m. from St. Louis,
and 244 from Cincinnati. Surrounded by a
rich farming district.
li E D tr E R ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x'tO ; subsci'iption §1.50 ;
estaljlished 1868 ; O. C. Gaston, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
McHENRY, McHenry Co., i 1,000
pop., 52 m. from Chicago, on Fox River
Valley Rd. General mercantile and agri-
cultural pursuits.
PL.AINDEAL.ER ; Wednesdays; eight
pages; size 35xlS; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1875; J. Van Slyke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
MACKINAW. Tazewell Co., a 1,000
pop., on Illinois Midland and Indiana,
Bloomington & Western Rds. and on Mack-
inaw creek, 16 m. K of Pekin and 20 W. of
Bloomington. Manufactures flour and
agricultural implements.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 24x34; subscription $1.25;
established 1S86; Beckley & Brock, editors
and publishers.
MoLEAN, McLean Co., n 550 pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd.. 15 m. from Bloom-
ington. Chief shipping point for fine grain,
farming and stock country.
LiENS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription 81.50; established 1880; A. R.
Dlllman, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
ILLINOIS.
MoLEANSBORO, C. H., Hamilton
Co., p 2,200 pop., on Louisville & Nashville
Rd., at junction of St. Louis, Evansville
and Shawneetown division, 101 m. from St.
Louis, 61 from Evansville, 40 from Shawnee-
town. A well-timbered agricultural dis-
trict.
LEADER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x33 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Lyon & Irvin, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; J. R. Campbell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MACOMB, C. H., McDonough Co., -u
3,6iX) pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 58 m. from Quincy and 206 W. of Chi-
cago, in an agi-icultural district; largest
business point in the county. Located in
the midst of the famous fire-clay region,
and is noted for its extensive pottery,
sewer pipe and tile works.
EA CJLiE ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1856; Chas. H. Whitaker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ILLINOIS BY-STANDER; Wednes-
days ; independent ; four padres ; size 24x36 ;
subscription SI ; established 1881 ; B. R. Hamp-
ton A Sou, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1855; Macomb Journal Printing
Co., publishers; circulation .1 1.
MAHOMET, Champaign Co., n- 700
pop. ipop. of township 1,500), on Indiana,
Bloomington & Western Rd., 10 m. W. of
Champaign. Flour and saw mills, also two
tile factories and grain elevator.
SUCKER STATE; Saturdaj's ; eight
pages ; size 2"X40; subscription SI; established
1879 ; A. St. Clair Brown, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
MALTA, DeKalh Co., i 504 pop., on
C. & N. W. Rd., 6 m. from DeKalb and 12
from Sycamore. Well located for a good
general business.
RECORD ; Wednesdays; eight pages ; size
22x::2; subscription $1-50; established 1877;
Willett & Scofield, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; an edition entitled the Ga-
zette is issued for Lee.
MANCHESTER, Scott Co., ^ 400
pop., on C. & A. Rd., 63 m. X. of St. Louis.
Engaged in various manufactures.
SCOTT CO. ARROW ; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 • subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1878 ; E. J. Pearce, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of
the White Hall Republican.
MANSFIELD, Piatt Co., n 600 pop.,
at the crossing of the I., B. & W. and
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 32 m.
E. of Bloomington. A stock-raising and
shipping point.
EXPRESS; Fridays; eight pages; size
2i'>x40; subscription $1.25; established 1882; J.
W. Hilligoss, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MANTENO,-^a«^'«/^ee Co..n- 750 pop.,
on the Illinois Central Rd.,. 47 m. S. by W.
of Chicago, and 9 m. N. by E. of Kankakee.
Various manufactories are located here.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
164
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
ent; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.35 ; establislied 1886 ; W. R. De Veling, editor
and publisher.
MARENGO, McHenry Co., ^ 1,265
pop., on Galena division of the Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 66 m. from Chicago
and 27 from Rockford. Foundries, flouring
mills and nurseries.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1863; J. B. Babcock, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARION, C. H., Williamson Co., g
1,2U0 pop., at terminus of St. Louis Coal
Rd., 18 m. from Carbondale and 172 from
Springfield. Has woolen and cotton mills.
EGYPTIAN PRESS; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI; established 1875; Jas. F. Connell,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent; four pa^es ; size 24x36; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; T. J. Heton, editor and pub-
lisher.
MONITOR; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription §1 ; established 1874 ; B. F.
Copeland, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BENDER; semi-monthly; four pages ;
size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 18S6 ;
A. M. Palmer, editor and publisher.
MAROA, Macon Co., n 956 pop., at
junction of the Illinois Central and Illinois
Midland Rd., 13 m. N. of Decatur. A
shipping town, and in the midst of a rich
agricultural region.
NEWS ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; W. A. Steidley, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation L2.
TI3IES ; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages : size 30x44 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; T. C. Grady, editor and publisher.
MARSEILLES, La Salle Co.,ti 2,000
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
8 m. from Ottawa. A manuf actiu'lng place ;
has fine water-power.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; established 1885 ; J. Montgomei'y, edi-
tor ; Frank Montgomery, publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
PLAIN DEALER; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Teri-y Simmons, editor and pub-
lisher; cirenhitioii L2.
REGISTER; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; Stone Bros., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
MARSHALL, C. H., Clark Co., &
1,900 pop., on Tei-re Haute & Indianapolis
(Vandalia line), and Cairo, Vinceunes &
Chicago Rds., 147 m. from St. Louis and 18
fi-om Terre Haute.
EASTERN ILLINOISAN; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24.x35 ; subscription
,S2 ; established 1353 ; Whitehead & Co., editors
and jMiblishers ; circulation K 2.
CHURCH PROGRESS; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S2; established 1878; Rev. Charles Kuhlmann,
editor and publisher ; circulation 11 2.
CLARK CO. HERALD: Tuesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1868 ; L. S Kilborn & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; an
edition entitled the Express is issued for
Martinsville.
MESSENGER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic; eight pages; size 31x43; subscription
ILLINOIS.
§1.50; established 1865; John Littlefleld &
on, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MARTINSVILLE, Clark Co.,n-l,200
pop., on Terre Haute & Indianapolis and
Vandalia Rds., 29 m. from Terre Haute. Has
the finest grist mill in this section of the
State.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1881 ; B. F. Ward, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the
Casey Banner.
EXPRESS; Tuesdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Orrle L. Kilborn, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
Marshall Clark Co. Herald.
PLANET ; Thursdays: democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; E. H. Porter, editor and publish-
er ; circulation L 2.
MASCOUTAH, St. Clair Co., p 3.200
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 25 m.
from St. Louis, Mo. Has lai'ge flour mills,
and lies in a superior farming district.
DER ANZEIGER: Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Fi'ederick Dilg, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription §1.50; established 1882;
Carl Montag, edltoi- and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
MASON CITY, Mason Co., n l,7Ut
pop., about 20 m. from Havana, on Jackson-
ville branch of Chicago & Alton Rd., 40 m.
N. of Springfield. Extensively engaged in
agricultural pursuits.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1867; J. M. Haugliey and
H. E Hathaway, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
MATTOON, Coles Co., o 7,300 pop., on
Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd., at intersection
of Illinois Central and Peoi'ia, Decatur &
Evansville Rds., 173 m. from Chicago and 66
from Terre Haute. A corn-growing and
shipping point. A coal mine is in opera-
tion at this point at a depth of 900 feet.
JOURNAL; every morning except Satur
day and Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $5,
weeklv $l..'i0: established— dailv 1873, weekly
1865 ; T. E. Woods, editor ; T. E. Woods and
W. F. Purtill, publishers ; circulation— daily
L 2 , weeklv K 1.
C03IMERCIAL; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 3i)x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; Adolf Sumerlin, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870; C. B. Bostwick & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MECHANICSBURG, Sangamon
Co., D 515 pop., 15 ni. E. of Springfield. Sit-
uated in one of the finest agricultural and
stock raising sections of the State. Manu-
factures drain tile and bricks, and has large
flouring mills.
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; established
1386; Wilmot & Farmer, editors and pub-
lishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
165
ILLINOIS.
TMENDON, Adams Co., -O 652t pop.
(pop. of township 1,700), on C, B. & Quincy
Rd., 16 m. from Quincy and 8 fi'om Missis-
sippi r. Is in an agi'icultural district, and
is a large shipping point for hogs, cattle
and grain.
DISPATCH; "Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 : established 1878 ; Jacob R. Urech and
W. H. Mclntyre, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
MENDOTA, La Salle Co., [^ 4,056 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., at intersection of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincj- Rd., 85 m.
from Chicago. Has public library, organ
factorj-. foundry, flouring mills, gas works,
carriage and other manufactories.
BUI..L1ETIN; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1852; R. H. Ruggles, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
POST; Saturdays; German; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1879 ; Otto F. Kieselbach, editor and publisher ;
circvilation K 1.
REPORTER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Seaman & Kieselbach, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MEREDOSIA, Morgan Co., -a 960
pop., on the east bank of the Illinois r. and
on the Wabash Rd., 53 m. W. of Springfield.
Flour and lumber .shipped here. An exten-
sive grain market.
COMHERCTAL. ; Wednesdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1385; F. J. Pasteur, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
METAMORA,C. B..,Woodford Co., a
S2S+ pop., on western division of Chicago
• & Alton Rd., 30 m. from Bloomington. En-
gaged in manufactures.
WOODFORD SENTINEL,; Thurs-
■days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 :
subscription $1.50 ; established 1854 ; G. L.
Harl, editor and publislier; circulation K 1;
an edition entitled the Sentinel is issued for
Washburn.
METROPOLIS CITY, C. H., Mas-
sac Co., ^ 4,500 pop., on Ohio r., 40 m. from
Cairo. One of the largest manufacturing
places in Southern Illinois.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription .$1.50;
established 1878 ; F. A. Trousdale, editor ;
Jas. D. Stewart & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
MASSAC JOURNAL.; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1865 ; Hines & Veach,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
MTLiTO'R'D, Iroquois Co.,D- 1,000 pop.,
on C. & E. I. Rd.. 87 m. S. of Chicago and
36 N". of DanvUle. Manufactories consist of
wagon factory, tile and brick works, and
flouring mill.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size .30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; Eugene L'Hote, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
MILLEDGEVILLE, Carroll Co., \:i
350 pop., on Cliicago, Burlington & Northern
Rd., 15 m. N. by W. of Sterling. Large
school and flouring mill.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1885;
W. Tj. Hunter, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
ILLINOIS.
11
MILLINGTON) Kendall Co., b 300
pop., on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd. Flour and woolen mills. It has water
power and beds of white flint sand, and
manufactures porcelain, crockery and
glass. The sand found here is an excellent
material for plate glass.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size aSx44; subscription $1.50; established 1871;
F. E. Marley, editor and publisher; circulation
L 1 ; an edition of the Piano Neics.
MIIiTON, I'ifi:e Co., -a 600 pop., 4 m.
from river. Makes cigars, pottery and tiles.
BEACON; Fridays; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875; F. M. Grimes, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
MINIER, Tazewell Co., n 900 pop., on
Chicago & Alton Rd., at crossing of Illinois
Midland Rd.,17 m. from Bloomington. Six
grain elevators, two carriage shops and a
tile factory ; does a very large grain trade.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1..50 ; established 1875 ; Crihfield
Bros., editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
MINONK, Woodford Co., a 2,350 pop.,
at crossing of Illinois Central with Chicago
and St. Louis, also Kankakee & Western
Rds., 30 m. from Bloomington. Flouring
mill, coal mine and tile works here, em-
ploying 250 hands. Considered one of the
best freight points on the I. C. Rd., out-
side of Chicago. City lighted by electricity.
BLiADE ; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; J.
M. Fort, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ;
an edition entitled the Argus is issued for
Benson ; another, entitled the Post, for Rut-
land ; another, entitled the Herald, for Dana.
N E AV S ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lislied 1878; A. R. Warren, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; an edition dated at
Washburn Is also issued.
MINOOKA, Grundy Co., [^ 600 pop.,
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Paciflc Rd.,
10 m. W. S. W. of Joliet. General merchan-
dising carried on.
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ;
(see Lockport.)
MOAWEQUA, Shelby Co., a 1,000
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 16 m. S. of
Decatur. Farming and stock-raising are the
principal industries.
CAIiLi ; Thm-sdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; e.stab-
lished 1886 ; Chas. M. Hiter, editor and pub-
lislier.
MAILi; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; J. W. Crane, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MOKENA, Will Co., cf 850 pop., on
the Chicago, Rock Island & Paciflc Rd.,
10 m. E. of Joliet. Has stores and manufac-
tories.
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER ;
(see Lockport.)
yLOLilNE^Rock Islaiid Co ,Vi 12,000 pop.,
on Mississippi r., and Chicago, Rock Island
& Paciflc, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul,
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Chicago,
I
166
GEO. P. ROWELL A GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Burlington & Northern Rds., 180 m. from
Chicago. Moline is an important manufac-
turing centre, Is growing rapidly, and has
abundant water power, which is main-
tained and used by the Federal Govern-
ment.
EVENING CHIMES ; every evening
except Sundav -. and SATIJRDA Y EVEN-
ING CHI3IES, Saturdays; labor; daily
fovu" nages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
*ix36,' weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $2 ; established 1886 ; Chimes Printing
and Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
EVENING DISPATCH; every
evening except Sunday, and REVIEW-
DISPATCH, Fridays; republican; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
24x36, weekly 32x44; subscription— daily §5,
weeklv $1.50 ; established— daily 1878, weekly
1868 ; iVIcGlynn & Groom, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 1.
REPUBLiICAN ; every evening except
Saturday, and Sunday morning,and WEEK-
LiY, Fridays; daily tourpages,weekly twelve
pages ; size— dailv 24x36, weekly (size of page)
17x24; subscription— daily $5.20, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1883, weekly 18T9 ; Kennedy
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily K 2, weeklv K 2.
REVIEW-DISPATCH; (see Evening
Dispatch.)
SATURDAY EVENING CHIMES;
(see Et^ening Chimes.)
WESTERN PL.OWMAN : monthly ;
agricultural ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription 50c.; established 1882; J.
W. Warr, editor and publisher ; cii-c'n F 2.
MOMENCE, Kankakee Co., [> 1,200
pop., at intersection of Chicago & Eastern
Illinois and Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Rds., 50
m. S. of Chicago. Situated in a rich agri-
cultural district. Extensively engaged in
stock-raising arid dairying.
REPORTER? Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x42; subscription $1.50;
established 1870 ; S. H. Dennis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONICA, Peoria Co., n 175 pop., on
the Buda & Rushville Rd., 31 m. S. by W. of,
Buda, and about 20 m. N. W. of Peoria.
Large quantities of coal found here.
BARNUM'S TELEPHONE; (see
Princeville.)
MONMOUTH, C. H., Warren Co., -a
5,012 pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Central Iowa Rds., 26 m. from Missis-
sippi r., surrounded by a rich agricultiu-al
district. Engaged in manufacturing agri-
cultural implements and various other ar-
ticles. The seat of Monmouth College.
■ EVENING GAZETTE ; every evening
except Sunday, and A T li A S , Fridays ;
four pages; size— daily 26x36, weekly 28x44;
subscription— daily .$5; weekly $2; estnb-
llshed— daily 18as, weekly 1846; Monmouth
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily .J 1, weekly J 1.
ATJjAS; (see Evening Gazette.)
REVIEW ; Fridays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1855; Diffenbaugh & Moffei, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
r O Ij I^ E G I A N ; semi-monthly ; eight
f)ages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished iaS2; Collegian Joint Stock Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; i^jsued during the collegiate year.
COLLEGE COURIER; monthly;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1867 ; Courier Joint Stock
ILLINOIS.
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
SCHOOL, CHRONICLE; monthly;
educational ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1885 ; L.
H. Bristol, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Piatt Co., a
1,800 pop., on Sangamon r., and Chicago line
of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. and
Champaign & Havana line, midway be-
tween Chicago and St. Louis, Mo. Noted for
stock-raising and corn -growing. Has patent
fence works, machine shops, flour mills,
tile works, water works, etc.
BULLETIN ; Fridays ; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; C. H. Uhler, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
PIATT CO. HERALD; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; H. D. Peters, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
SCHOOL JOURNAL; monthly; eight
pages; size 22x32; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1883; Wm. R. Humphrej', editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MORGAN PARK, Cook Co., cf 500
pop., on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd. A theological seminary, a female col-
lege and a military academy situated here.
HEBRAICA ; quarterly; educational;
eighty pages ; size of page 7x11 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1884 ; Wm. R. Harper, Ph. D.,
editor; American Publication Society of
Hebrews, publishers ; circulation K 1.
MORRIS, C. H., Grundy Co., i 4,272
pop., on Illinois & Michigan Canal and Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 62 m. from
Chicago. Depot for the shipment of grain,
cattle, pork, coal, etc. Several factories aref
located here ; the manufactm-e of brick
and fire-proofing material being a growing
industry.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and INDEPENDENT, Wednesdays; four
pages; size— daily 22x31, weekly 24x36; sub-
scription—daily $4, weeklv $1.25 ; established
—daily 1883, weekly 1878 ; P. E. Low, editor and
publisher: circulation— flaily L 2, weekly J 1.
BRACEVILLE HERALD; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1855; E. B. Fletcher,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.;
INDEPENDENT ; (see News.)^ ^M '. -'
MORRISON, C. H., Whiteside Co., tl
1,981+ pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
124 m. from Chicago. Derives its import-
ance mainly from the rich agricultural
and stock-raising country surrounding it.
WHITESIDE HERALD; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1878 ; Geo. B. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WHITESIDE SENTINEL ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; Charles
Bent, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
MORRISON VILLE, Christian Co.,
a 1,000 pop., 12 m. from Taylorville, on Wa-
bash Rd. Considerable general manufac-
tures.
TIMES ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
G. H. Sallee, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
167
ILLINOIS.
MOUND CITY,C. H., PulasM Co., g
2,000 pop., on Ohio r.. 7 m. above Cairo, on
Mound City Rd. Does extensive business
In lumber and ship-building and various
manufactures.
ARGUS- JOURNAL.; (see Cairo.)
CAIRO UND MOUND CITY AN-
ZEIGER; (see Cairo.)
PULASKI PATRIOT; Saturdays;
republican ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Wall & Singleton,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN s Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 2(ix40 ; established 188fi ; B. L.
Ulen, editor and publishei-.
MOUNT CARMEL, C. H., Wabash
Co., Q, 3,211 pop., on Wabash r., about 24 m.
below Vincennes, at intersection of
Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago and Louisville,
New Albany & St. Louis All- Line Rds. Is
extensivelj' emploj'^ed in manufactures.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; Frank W. Havill, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1878 ; Thomas L. Joy, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MOUNT CARROLL, C. H., Car-
roll Co., ')3 2,000 pop., 10 m. from Mississippi
r., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
27 m. from Freeport, 1:30 from Chicago. Sev-
eral institutions of learning are located
here.
CARROLL CO. HERALD; Fridays;
eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; Frazer c& Feezer, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 .
CARROLL. CO. MIRROR; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 23x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1861 ; Wm. D. Hughes,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OREAD J quarterly ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
llshedl871 ; F. A. W. Shimer and Adelia C. Joy,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; a
school paper; is-ued during the school year.
MOUNT MORRIS, Ogle Co., i 1,100
pop., 100 m. W. of Chicago, on Chicago &
Iowa Rd. In rich farming country and
community.
GOSPEL. MESSENGER; Tuesdays;
German ; baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1864 ; D. L. Miller, editor ; Brethren's Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation F 1 ; dated at
Mount Morris and Huntingdon. Pa.
OGLE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; John Sharer, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
SCHOOL AND HOME; monthly ; four
pages ; size 13x21 ; subscription 25 cents ; estab-
lished 1884 ; J. G. Royer. editor ; J. G. Royer
& Son, publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a school
paper ; issued during the school year.
OGLE CO. MEDICAL QUARTER-
liY; medical; thirty pages octavo; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; W. T.
Speaker, M.D., editor; Ogle County Med-
ical Association, publishers ; circulation L 2 .
MOUNT OLIVE, Macoupin Co., n
1,500 pop., on the Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rd. A coal mining town.
HERALD; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
M. S. Clyde, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
ILLINOIS.
MOUNT PULASKI, Logan Co., a
1,800 pop., on the Springfield branch of the
Illinois Central Rd., and Peoria, Decatur
& Evansville Rd. Lincoln is the nearest
town of importance. Engaged principally
in produce, stock-raising and coal-mining.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays : republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1884 ;
S. Linn Beidler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
TIMES-CITIZEN; Thursdays; four
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; Otto G. Bekemeyer, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
MOUNT STERLING, C. H., Brown
Co., -a 1,515 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pa-
cific Rd., 75 m. from Springfield and 39 from
Quincy. Flouring mills and bank here.
Agricultux'e extensively carried on in vi-
cinity.
BROWN CO. GAZETTE; Fridays;
repuljlican; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1880; West-
brook & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
ILLINOIS DEMOCRAT MES-
SAGE; Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1848 ; W. B. & H. K. Davis, editors and pub-
lishers ; cu'culation J 2.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Jefferson
Co., p 3,250 pop., on Louisville & Nashville
Rd., also the terminus of Louisville, Evans-
ville & St. Louis Rd., 76 m. from St. Louis.
Has steam flour mills, ^'oolen and saw-
mills and railroad machine shops. The Su-
preme Court, Southern grand division, and
4th District Appellate Court of the State
are located here, in a new and magnificent
State building, with the largest law library
in the State.
BAPTIST BANNER; Wednesdays;
baptist; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1874 ; W. P. Throgmorton,
editor; Baptist Banner Co., publishers; cir-
culation J 2.
NEWS; Thursdays
democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; H. H. Simmons, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
RECilSTER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; Morris Emmerson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MURPHYSBORO, C. H., Jackson
Co., g 2,196t pop., on Big Muddy r., 15 m. E. of
Mississippi r., on Mobile &, Ohio and St.
Louis Southern, Grand Tower & Carbon-
dale Rds. Extensive coal mines; fruit-
growing and farming section; 8 m. froia
Carbondale.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Gill & Kimball, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JACKSON CO. ERA; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; W. H. Hull, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NAPERVILLE, Du Page Co., d 2,500
pop., on Du Page r. and Chicago, Burlington
<Sk Quincy Rd., 30 m. from Chicago. A first-
class agricultural country ; an excellent lo-
cality for manufactories.
CLARION; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1863 ;
168
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
D. B. Givler, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
NASHVILLE, C. H., Washington Co.,
g 2,987 pop., on Louisville & Nashville
Rd., 120 m. from Springfield, 10 from Illinois
Central Rd., 50 from St. Louis. Surrounded
by a fertile prairie.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1849 ; Jas. J. Anderson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ILIilNOIS VOL.KSBL.ATT ; Fri-
davs ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ;
Emil Schmidt & Son, editors and publishers ;
cu-culation K 1 ; issue also the Journal.
JOURNAL ; Fridaj's; repubUcan ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1862 ; Emil Schmidt & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; issue also the
IlUnois Volksblatt.
ILLINOIS.
NAUVOO, Hancoch Co., -n 1,500 pop.,
on Mississippi r., at head of lower rapids,
and about 12 m. above Keokuk and 8 m.
below Fort Madison. Engaged in grape
culture and general agriculture.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
Baumert & Argast, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
NEOGA, Cumberland Co., D- 647 pop.,
12 m. from Mattoon, at the crossing of the
Illinois Central and Toledo, St. Louis & Kan-
sas City Rds., half way between Cairo and
Chicago. Principal business hay pressing
and shipping of live stock, furnishing em-
ployment to over one hundred men.
NEWS ; Saturdays : republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876; T. R. Hancock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW BOSTON, Mercer Co.,\2 875
pop., on the Mississippi r., at the terminus
of the Galva branch of the Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rd., 20 m. S. of Muscatine,
Iowa. A commercial centre.
VEDETTE; Thursdays; foiu* pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Will B. Farver, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
NEW BURNSIDE, Johnson Co., p
• JOURNAL.; (see Vienna.)
NEWMAN, Douglas Co., & 1,200 pop.
Centre of agricultui-al and stock-raising
region. On the line of Indiana, Blooming-
ton & Western Rds. Considerable wheat
raised in vicinitj'.
INDEPENDENT: Saturdays; republi-
can; eight pages ; size S0x44 ; subscription $2 ;
establishecf 1874 ; C. V. Walls, editor ; circula-
tion K 1.
NEWTON, C. H., Jasper Co., O, 2,200
pop., on the Embarras r., and Peoria, Deca-
tur & Evansville, and Indiana & Illinois
Southern Rds., about 20 m. N. of Ohio and
Mississippi Rd., at Olney, and 20 S. of St.
Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute Rd. Has
large roller mills, tile and woolen factories.
HIENTOR; Wednesdaj's; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18&3 : C. M. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PRESS ; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; Frank L. Shup, editor ; Shup &
Stuart, publishers ; circulation K 2.
NEW WINDSOR, Mercer Co.,\^
650 pop., on the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd. Large number of cattle raised
in this section.
MERCER CO. GAZETTE; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x86 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 18S5 ; Wm. M. Re-
pine, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NOKOMIS, Montgomerij Co., u l,062t
pop., on Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd., 16 m.
N. E. of Hillsboro and 81 from St. Louis.
An agricultural region. The centre of a
large trade.
DER CENTRAL. ILLINOIS
DEUTSCH-AMERIKANER; Wednes
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1880; J. W. Wilde,
editor ; E. M. Hulbert, publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 ; issues also the Free Press-Gazette.
FREE PRESS-GAZETTE ; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868; Hulbert Sc Wilde, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; issue also
Der Central Illinois Deutsch-Amerikaner.
NUNDA, McHenry Co., b 600 pop.,
on line of Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 40
m. from Chicago and 10 m. from Wood-
stock, the county seat. Situated in a thriv-
ing farming and dairying section ; ships
lai'ge quantities of milk, butter and produce
to Chicago. Two large pickle factories and
large school.
HERALD; Fridays; six pages; size of
page 17x24; subscription $1.25; established
1880 ; I. M. MaUory, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
OAKLAND, Coles Co., a- 1,600 pop.,
on Illinois Midland and Toledo, Cincinnati
and St. Louis Rds., 40 m. W. of Terre Haute,
Ind. Farming and stock-raising region.
LEDGER; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. S. Yeargin & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 1 .
OAK PARK, CooJc Co., c( 3,800 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 5 m. W. of
Chicago.
WEEK'S CURRENT ; Mondays ; Inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18S2; E. O. Vaile, editor and
publisher ; dated at Oak Park and Chicago.
ODIN, Marion Co., g 900 pop., 65 m.
from St. Louis, in a fruit district.
JOURNAL. ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; R. P.
Cole, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS;PKOHTBI-
TION BATTLE AXE; Thursdays; i)ro-
hibition: four pages; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1886; M. E. Drum, editor
and publisher.
OLNEY, C. H., Richland Co., O, 4,100
pop., on Ohio& Mississippi, Peoria, Decatur
& Evansville and Chicago, Olney & Ohio
River Rds., 31 m. from Vincennes, Ind., 117
from St. Louis. An important shipping
point and trade centre. Extensively en-
gaged in various manufactures.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
AMERICAM NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
169
ILLINOIS.
established 1884; Wharf & Allison, editors
and publishers ; circulation K i.
REPUBLIC AIS 5 Wednesdays; repub
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1847; T. A. Fritchey & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TIMES ; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subsci-iption $1.50; estab-
lished 1865 ; W. F. Beck, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
OTiA.'RG A., Iroquois Co., l> l,061t pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 85 m. from Chicago,
in an agricultural district. Location of the
Owen Stove Works, Grand Prairie Seminary,
Commercial College and nConservatory of
Mines.
CENTRAL, ILLINOIS REVIEW ;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1873;
E. W. Warren, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 ; an edition entitled the Inquirer is
issued for Buckley.
LEADER; Fridays; six pages; size of
page 17x24; subscription §1.50; established
1885 ; E. S. Gilbert, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
OQUA"WKA,C.H.,^c«fZerso?i Co.,-d
891+ pop., on Mississippi r., and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Rd.. 132 m. N. W. of
Springfleld. Surrounded by an agricultural
country.
HENDERSON CO. JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
E. A. Hail, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; prohibition;
four pages ; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1848 ; Harry N. Patterson, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ORANGEVII.I.E, Stephenson Co., tl
450 pop., on Richland Creek ; butter manu-
facturing and merchandising is carried on.
ALERT; Wednesdays; four pages; size
of page 13x20 ; subscription 75 cents ; estab
lished 1883; W. H. McCall. editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
OREGON, C. H. , Ogle Co., ^ 2,000 pop.,
on Rock r. and Chicago & Iowa Rd., 18 m.
from Dixon, 99 from Chicago.on the Chicago,
Burlington & Northern Rd., running from
Oregon to St. Paul, Minn. Engaged in man-
• ufacturing, farming and grain raising. A
summer resovt.
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1866 ; Wagoner & Johnston,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
OGLE CO. REPORTER; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1851 ; T. O. John-
ston, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ORION, Henry Co., tl 750 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, and Rock
Island & Peoria Rds., 20 m. S. E. of Rock
Island. Centre of a fine farming district.
TIMES; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; W. A.
BoUes, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OSWEGO, Kendall Co., ^ 600pop.,on
Fox r. branch of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; eight pages : size
of page 11x16; subscription $1; established
1886 ; Bunnell & Ward, editors and publishers.
OTTAWA, C. H., La Salle Co., ^ 10,000
pop., on Illinois r., at mouth of Fox r., on
ILLINOIS.
Illinois & IVIichigan Canal, and Chicago.
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., and on Fox r.
branch of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 84 m. from Chicago. The fall in the
river at this point furnishes abundance of
water power, which is employed in various
manufactures. Glass bottles, lamp chim-
neys, flint, fire-bricks, drain tile, pottery,
tile roofing and window glass are exten-
sively produced. Large quantities of grain
are shipped from this point. Located in the
centre of an extensive coal region.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; daily-
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
22x30. weekly 34x44 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1880, weekly
1883 ; J . Frank Kendig, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L 2 , weekly J l ; an edi-
tion entitled the Twin City Journal Is issued
for La Salle and Peru.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK.LY, Fridays; four pages ; size
—daily 22x30, weekly 24x36 ; subscription —
daily $5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1877,
weekly 1879 ; E. A. Nattinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily L 2 , weekly J 1.
LA SALLE CO. HEROLD ; semi
weekly. Tuesdays and Fridays ; German ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1880 ; C. Zwanzig, editor
and puV)lisher ; cii'culation L 2.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS WOCHEN-
BLATT; Fi-idays ; German; eight pages ;
size 31x44; subscription $2; established 1868;
J. J. Witte, editor and publisher ; cLrc'n J 1.
FREE TRADER; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1840 ; J. H. Eckels, editor ;
William Osman & Sons, publishers ; circ'n J 2 ;
issue also the Brick, Tile and Pottery Gazette.
GLOBE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
W. D. Wilson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2;
established 1852 ; Cullen & Sapp, editors and
publishers ; circ'n J 1.
BRICK, TILE AND POTTERY
(JAZETTE ; monthly; commercial; forty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884; Osman Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 2 ; issue also the
Free Trader.
PALATINE, Cook Co., d T31t pop.,
(population of township 2,000) 26 m. fl-om
Chicago, on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
(Wis. Div.) Surrounded by a very fine agri-
cultural district. Flour, feed, planing and
flax mills are located here.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x.S5 ; subscription
$1.25; established 1870; W. G. Alden, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1 ; an edition
entitled the Herald is issued for Barrington.
PALESTINE, Crawford Co., :\ 1,000
pop., on Indiana & Illinois Southern Rd., 7
m. E. of Robinson, about 2 m. W. of the
Wabash r., and 35 m. S. by W. of Terra
Haute. Ind. Has woolen and flour mills,
plow factories and the I. & I. S. Rd. ma-
chine and car shops. Extensive shipments
of grain and live stock.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages;
size "^0x26; subscription $1; established i885;
John Newton Griffin, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
PANA, Christian Co., n 4,000 pop., on
Illinois Central, at intersection of Indian-
170
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
apolis, St. Louis and Springfield branch of
the O. & M. Rds., giving it tliree prominent
roads reaching across the State in various
directions ; 95 ni. from St. Louis and 42 from
Springfield. The coal mines ship a dailj^
average of 500 tons of coal, besides coaling
engines on the Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd.
PALiLiADIUM ; everj' evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weelcly eight pages ;
size— daily 2-'x3iJ. weelcly 30x44 ; subscription
— daily $5, weelcly §1.50; established— daily
1886, weelily 1869 ; Jacob Swallow, editor and
publisher; circulation— weekly L2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican; eight
Bages: size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
shed 1865 ; R. M. Carr, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
PARIS, C. H., Edgar Co., D- 5,000 pop.,
on Indianapolis & St. Louis, Illinois Mid-
land, and the Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago
Rds., 19 m. from Terre Haute. Engaged in
manufacturing ; railroad and trade centre.
REPUBJLICAN; evei-v morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x:30, weekly 30x44"; subscription— daily
$5.20, weekly $2; established— daily 1886,
weekly 1864; J. M. Sheets, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— weekly K 2.
BEACON; Fridays ;' republican ; eight
Sages : size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1848 ; Geo. F. Howard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 ; issues also the An-
chor and Shield.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873; L. A. G. Shoaff & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; "Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1S74 ; Wittick Bros., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 2.
ANCHOR AND SHIELD ; monthly;
Ancient Oi-der of United Workmen ; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $1 ;
established 1880; George F. Howai-d, editor
and publisher ; circulation D 1 ; issues also
the Beacon.
PARK RIDGE, Cook Co., cf 1,012
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 13 m.
from Chicago.
NORTHWESTERN SUBURBAN-
ITE; Saturdays; independent; four paaes ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
C G. Kingwell, editor and publisher.
PATOKA, Marion Co., g 750 pop.,
on the Illinois Central Rd., midway between
Centi-alia and Vandalia. A thriving, well-
settled farming countrj'.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size ;Wx44; subscription §1.50; established
1881 ; A. W. Nelson, editor ; J. N. Kerr, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the Cen-
tralia Sentinel.
PAW PAW, Lee Co., [^ 1,400 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Joliet,
Rockford & Northern Rds. General country
mercantile business in lumber, grain and
coal.
EAGLE HERALD; Wednesdays; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size 2ix.30 ; sub-
scription $1.25; C. A. Morris, editor and
publisher.
LEE CO. TIMES; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50;
established ; 1878 Ezra G. Cass, editor and
pul)lisher; circulation K 2 ; an edition enti-
tled the Record is issued for Compton.
ILLINOIS.
PAXTON, C. H., Ford Co., n- 2,500
pop., on Chicago division of Illinois Central
and Lake Erie & Western Rds., 103 m. from
Chicago and 25 from Champaign. In an
agricultural county.
EASTERN ILLINOIS REGIS-
TER; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lislied 1875; J. C. Dunham, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1 ; an edition entitled
the Register is issued for Loda.
RECORD; Thursdaj's ; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; N. E.
Stevens, editor ; N. E. Stevens & Son, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2 ; an edition entitled
the Times is issued for Loda.
PAYSON, Adams Co., -n 550 pop.. 15
m. S. E. of Quincy. Manufacturing of farm
implements carried on extensively.
ADAMS CO. NEWS AND CEN-
TRAL RECORDER; monthly: fom-
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1875; W. D. Perry & Co.. editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
PEC ATONIC A, Winnebago Co., [^
1,400 pop., on C. & N. W. Rd., 14 m. from
Rockford, 107 from Chicago. A fine agricult-
ural district and stock market.
NEWS; Saturdays; republican; four
pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872; Nate L. Colby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PEKIN, C. H., Tazewell Co., n 7,500
pop., on Illinois r., 10 m. below Peoria, on
the Wabash, I., B. & W., Chicago, St. Louis
& Western, P., D. & E. and Peoria & Pekin
Union Rds. Steamboats connect with vari-
ous points on Illinois and Mississippi rs.
New wagon bridge and fine system of water
works just completed, and city lighted by
electric light. Has a large manufacturing,
grain and pork packing business and ad-
joins a coal-mining section.
EVENING POST ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and REPUBLICAN-POST,
Thursdays; republican; daily fom- pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily 24x34, weekly
30x44 ; subscription— weekly §2"; established-
daily 1885, weekly 1830 ; Republican-Post Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
K 2, weekly I 1 .
TIiMES ; everj^ evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekls* 32x50 ;
subscription— daily §6, weekly §2; established
—daily 1881, weekly 1840; B. C. Allensworth,
editor ; Times Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation—dailv K 2. weeklv I i.
PEKINERFREIEPRESSE; Thurs
days ; German ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1876 ;
Albert Weis, editor ; Frele Presse Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN-POST ; (see Evening
Post.)
PEORIA, C. H., Peoria Co., n 49,000
pop., on Illinois r., at the outlet of Peoi'ia
Lake. The river is navigable for steam-
boats for sixty miles above this point.
Thirteen railroads connect with the
principal sections in all directions. Sur-
rounded by coal mines, and one of the most
extensive grain-growing sections of the
State. It connects with Chicago bj' means
of the Michigan Canal, and with St. Louis
by the Illinois River. Its central position
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
171
ILLINOIS.
makes it one of the most important manu-
factm'ing and commei'cial points in the
State.
DEMOKRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
26x41), weekly 28x44; subscription— tlaily $6.50,
weekly $2 ; established 1859 ; B. Crenier, edi-
tor ; B. Cremer & Bros., publishers ; circula-
tion—dailv .T 1 , weekly H 1.
EVENING REVIEW; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1869 ; Dowdall &
Humphrey, editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 2 ; issue also the National Democrat.
JO URN A Li ; every evening except Sun-
day, SUNDAY JOURNAL, Sundays,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four
pages; Sunday and weekly, eight pages; size
—daily 20x44, Sunday (size of page) 20x24,
weekly (size of page) 20x28; subscription-
daily .$6.50, Sunday §1, weekly 75 cents ; estab-
lished—daily and Sunday 1877, weekly 1885 ;
E. F. Baldwin, editor ; Journal Co., publishers ;
circulation— dailj' H 2, Sundav H 1.
NATIONAL. DEMOCRAT ; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size —
daily 26x40, weekly .30x44 ; subscription— daily
$5.2(J, weekly $1; established 1865; Dowdall &
Humphrey, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily H 1, weekly H 2 ; issue also the
Evening Review.
SONNE; every evening except Sundaj%
SONNTAGS-GLOCKE, Sundavs, and
DIE SONNE, Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
—dailv S7. weekly $1.75, Sunday $1.50; estab-
lished—daily and weekly 1879, Sunday 1880 ;
L. Ph. Wolf, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily J 1, Sunday K 2, weekly J 2.
TRANSCRIPT; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size of page— daily
17x22, weekly 18x24; subscription— daily $5.20,
weekly $1 ; established 1855 : Transcript Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily H 2, weekly H 2 ; issue also the
Journal of Commerce.
CO.yi.>iERCIAL REPORT; Mon
days ; commercial ; twelve pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
H. J. Hill, Printing Co., editors and publishers.
DIE SONNE; (see Sonnf.t
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; Mon
days ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size of
page 10x14; subscription $1.50; established
1885; Transcript Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; issue also the Transcript.
SATURDAY EVENING CALL; Sat
urdays ; eight pages ; size of page 18x28 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1877; H. S. Living-
ston, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
SONNTAGS-GLOCKE; ^see Sonne.)
SONNTAGS - POST ; Sundays ; eight
pages ; size of page 17x24 : subscription ,$2 ;
established 1885 ; Brus & Mesterschmidt, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
SUNDAY JOURNAL; (see Journal.)
MEDICAL MONTHLY; medical;
seventy-four pages octavo ; subscription .$2 ;
established 1880; Thos. M. Mcllvaine, M. D.,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
PEOTONE, Will Co., [if 1,000 pop., 41
m. S. of Chicago, on Illinois Central Rd. A
shipping point for grain. Fine farming
country ; considerable manufacturing car-
ried on.
EAGLE; Saturdays; four pages: size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; E.
Ferrell, editor; Jas. Barnhart, publislier; cir-
culation L 2 .
PERRY, Pike Co., -n 8.50 pop., on
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 6 m. from
Griggsville. Has carriage factories.
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ILLINOIS.
lished 1880 ; N. Wilkins, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PERU, -^>« Salle Co., ti 5,057 pop., on
Illinois r., at mouth of Illinois & Michigan
Canal and Chicago & Rock Island Rd., 100
m. from Chicago. Coal is found in abun-
dance here and mining is carried on ex-
tensivelj'. The county is populated by an
enterprising and progressive people, among
whom considerable trade is carried on.
EXPRESS; (see La Salle.)
TWIN CITY JOURNAL; (see La
Salle.)
TWIN-CITY NEWS-HERALD I
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1859 ; H. S. Corwin,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PETERSBURG, C. H., Menard Co.,
a 2,800 pop., on Sangamon r., and Chicago
& Alton, and Springfield branch of Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 20 m. N. W. of
Springfield ; location of springs of medi-
cinal value. The trading point for 30 square
miles.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1860 ; Wilkinson & Onstott. editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; S. S.
Knoles, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; W. R. Parks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
VOICE OF LABOR ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; E. R. Wiley, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 2 .
PINCKNEYVILLE, C. H., Perry
Co., ^ 1,060 pop., on Beaucoup Creek, and St.
Louis, Belleville & Southern Illinois Rd., 10
m. from DuQuoin, 61 from St. Louis and
at the intersection of the Chester & Tama-
roa Rd. ; terminus of St. Louis Southern
Rd. Carriage, plow and lumber manufacto-
ries. Coal mines are operated at this place.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 187S ; J. J. Penny, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PfiRRY CO. MONITOR AND SUN;
Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1880 ; John W. Wells, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
PIPER CITY, Ford Co., D- 500 pop..
on Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd.. 91 m.
from Chicago, 76 E. of Peoria. A shipping
point for grain.
PAN-HANDLE ADVOCATE; Fri-
days; eight pages; size 30x44; established
1883; H. P, Beach,. editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
PITTSFIELD, C. H., Pike Co., -a 2,.')00
pop., on branch of Hannibal division of
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., about 11
m. from Illinois r. and 30 from Jackson-
ville. Centre of trade of a wealthy, pros-
perous and enterprising county, and en-
gaged in manufactures.
DEMOCRATIC HERALD; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; H. E.
Hanna, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
172
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
OLiD FliAG ; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size ;^x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1863; Turner Bros., editors and
publishers; circulation K 2.
PIKE CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1858 ; J. M. Bush, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
PLAINFIEL.D, Will Co., cf 900 pop.,
on Dupage r., 8 m. from Joliet and 30 from
Chicago. Has milling and dairj' interests.
COM3IERCIAL. ADVERTISER;
(see Loclcport.)
PLANO, Kendall Co., t\ 2,500 pop., on
Chicago, Biu'lington & Quincy Rd., 52 m. W.
of Chicago. Large steel works and harvester
works are located here.
KENDALiIi CO.- NEWS ; Thursdays ;
republican ; eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1,50; established 1872 ; Frank E. Marley,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; an edi-
tion entitled the Enterprise is issued for
Millington.
MIRROR; Wedne.sdays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1864 ; I. E. Bennett, editor ; J. R.
Marshall, publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edi
tion of the Yorkville Kendall Co. Record.
PIVOT; Saturdays; eight pages; size
of page 13x20; subscription $1; established
1885; C. W. Bailey, editor; City Publishing
Co. publishers; circulation L2.
PIiYMOUTH, Hancock Co., -n 593t
pop., on C, B. & Q. Rd., 40 m. from Quincy
and 221 from Chicago ; in centre of a rich
agricultural county ; has an active trade.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1883; John M. Dunsworth. editor and pub-
lisher- circulation L2.
POLiO, Ogle Co., r^ 2.000pop., on Illinois
Central Rd.. 23 m. S. of Freeport and 12 N. of
Dixon, at the jimction of the Illinois Cen-
tral and the Chicago, Burlington & North-
ern Rds The manufacture of machinery
for harvesting and buggies is a prominent
industry. Surrounded by the richest and
best cultivated farms in the State. Large
ntunbers of fine cattle and hogs are shipped
from here.
CLIPPER ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays; independent; four pages:
size 22x30; subscription $1.50; established
1880; G. W. Hawks, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
OOL.E CO. PRESS; Saturdays; inde-
pendent republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1857; John W.
Clinton, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
PONTIAC, C. H., Livingston Co., n
2,242-1- pop., on Little Vermilion r., and cross-
ing of Chicago & Alton, Kankakee, Pontiac
& Western and Paducah division of Wa-
bash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 91 m.S. W. of
Chicago. Centre of one of the largest corn
and hog districts in the West. Coal is mined
in this vicinity in abundance. Location of
Illinois State Reform School.
FREE TRADER AND OBSERVER;
Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscriptioji $2 ; established 1870 ; Jolinson
& Renoe, editors and publishers ; circ'n .1 1.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscription $1.50; es-
tablisned 1883 ; C. M. Cyrus, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ILLINOIS.
SENTINEL; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 estab-
lished 1857 ; Lowry & Clark, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation .7 1 .
PORT BYRON, -Roc^•/s^ancZ Co., ^
1,030 pop., at junction of Mississippi r. and
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd., 18 m. from Rock
Island City. Produces lime, lumber and
live stock.
GLOBE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
DeWitt Owen, editor and publisher ; circula-
lation K 1.
POTOMAC, Vermilion Co., u- 800
pop., on H. R. & E. Rd., 25 m.from Danville.
Located in the " artesian garden " ; finest
artesian wells in the State.
NE\V.S ; Saturdays ; independent ; eiglit
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.5(J ; estab-
lished 1880; O. L. Downej', editor and pub-
lisher ; issues also the Rossville Press.
PRAIRIE CITY, McDonough Co,,
-a 944-t- pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quin-
cy Rd. , 23 m. S. by E. of Galesburg, 70 from
Quincy, in the midst of a rich tract of agri-
cultvu'al country. Some manufacturing
caiTied on.
HERALD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Keith & Wilson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L2.
NEWS; Thur.sdays; temperance; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; e.stab-
lished 1882 ; Miller & Lutke, editors and pub-
lishers.
PRINCETON, C. H.. Bureau Co., b
4,000 pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 105 m. from Chicago, in a fertile dis-
trict, having an active trade. Some manu-
facturing done here. Superior coal found
in abundance.
BUREAU CO. NEWS; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1881 ; Geo. M. Radclift, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BUREAU CO. REPUBLICAN J
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2.10; established 1858 ;
Bailey & Bascom, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H 1.
BUREAU CO. TRIBUNE; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; stibscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 ; E. K. Mercer, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PRINCEVIIiLE, Peorm Co., u 509t
pop., on Rock Island & Peoria Rd., 20 m.
from Peoria. Country trade centre, with
good schools and cliurches.
BARNUM'S TELEPHONE; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; suiiscriptiou
$1.50 ; established 1877 ; Joseph S. Barnum,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2 ; editions
are issued for Alta, Dunlap and Monica.
PROPHETSTOWN, Whiteside
Co., \2 1,709 pop., on Rock r., about midway
between Dixon and Rock Island. Various
manufactories and a national bank here.
SPIKE; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; A. D. Hill, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PULLMAN, Cook Co.,cf 7,000 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 13 m. from Chicago.
The Pullman car shops are located here.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE; (see
Kensington.)
AaiERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
17a
ILLINOIS.
QUINC Y, C. H., Adams Co., -a 35,000
pop., on Mississippi r., 150 ni. above St.
Louis, at terminus of eight important rail-
roads and two steamboat lines. The cen-
tering point of a thicklj' populated agri-
cultural district and on a direct line to the
great West. Engaged in river trade. Con-
siderable manufacturing carried on.
GER3IANIA; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages ; size — daily ]
26x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— dailv $6,
weekly 82 ; established 1874 ; Dr. G. C. Hoff-
man, editor ; Germania Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation — daily
J 1, weekly I 1.
HERAIjI>; exevy morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKIiY, Fridays ; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription — daily
$8, weekly SI ; established — daily 1849, weekly
1835; Doying, Hinriehsen & Case, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily J 2 , weekly
H 1 ; issue also the Jacksonville, IlHnois
Courier.
JOURNALi; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 23x44 ; subscription
$5.20; established 1888; Journal Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation 1 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §4 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Weaver & HaLstead, editors and
publishers; circulation .12.
WHICt; every morning except Monday,
and WEEK.Ij Y, Thursdaj's ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 29x'12 ; subscription — daily
$8, weekly $1 : established — daily 1850, weekly
1838 ; Daniel Wilcox & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily I 1 , weekly H 2.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 30x44 : subscription $1 ; established 1878;
H. H. Rickmeyer, editor ; H. H. Rickmeyer
& Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
FAR31ERS' CALiLi; Thursdays ; agri-
cultural ; eight pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883; J. M.
Stahl & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion X : dated at Quinev and St. Louis, Mo.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
four pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription §1.25 ;
established 1872 ; Addison L. Langdon, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; a railroad edi-
tion, size 22x32, is issued on Fridays.
SUNDAY OPTIC; Sundays; eight
pages; size .31x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1885; Julia G. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 .
FARM COTTAGE; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription 25 cents;
established 1885 ; Grant M. Curtis, editor and
Sublisher ; dated at Quiney and St. Louis,
[issouri.
JOURNAL. OF INDUSTRY; month-
ly ; labor : eight pages ; size 16x22 ; established
1885 ; an organ of the Kniehts of Labor.
WESTERN AGRICULTURIST;
monthly ; live stock ; fortv pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $1.10 ; established 1869 ;
T. Butterworth, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2.
MEDICAL CALL; bi-monthly ; med-
ical ; twenty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1882 ; Bug. A. Gil-
bert, editor ; O. H. Crandall, publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
RAMSEY, Fayette Co.,i^ 850 pop., at
junction of Illinois Central and Toledo,
Cincinnati & St. Lotiis Rds., 70 m. from St.
Louis, Mo. A good farming cotmtrj-.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.,50 ;
established 1881 ; F. M. Bolt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
RANTOUL, Champaign Co., D- 967
pop., 114 m. S. of Chicago, at crossing of I. C.
and Havana, Rantoul & Eastern Rds. Has
ILLINOIS.
machine shop, round house, flax mills,
tile manufactory, elevator, creamery, etc.
PRESS; Satiu-days ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x22 ; subscription $1..50 ; established
1874; F. E. Pinkerton, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
RARITAN, Henderson Co., -n 2^^
pop., 11 m. from Roseville, in an agricult-
ural section.
REPORTER; Thursdaj-s ; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Edward O. Barnes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
RAVENSWOOD, Cool: Co., d 800
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 6 m.
N. of Chicago, and J^ m. from Lake Michi-
gan. Has fine churches and schools, and
various manufactories.
SCRIBE: Satm-days; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; sub.scription $1 ; estaVjlished
188(1; Arthur B. Tebbetts, editor; A. B. Teb-
betts & Co., ptiblishers,
RAYMOND, Montgomery Co., a 1,000
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd.
Surrounded by good soil, containing coal
deposits ; adapted to grain and fruit rais-
ing and garden produce. A flourishing
trade centre.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; Joseph W. Potts, editor ; M. G.
Sisson, publisher; circulation K 1.
RED BUD, Randolph Co., p l,338t
pop., on Moble & Ohio, Rd., 36 m. from St.
Louis. Agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
TORPEDO; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1877 ; C. D. Wa.ssell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, McHenry Co., tl 464t
pop., on the Rd. from Elgin to Geneva, Wis.,
10 m. S. of Geneva and 16 from Woodstock ;
grain shipping, poultrj^ and stock.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1876; Henry C. Faber, editor and publisher;
circtilation K 1.
RIDGWAY, Gallatin Co., 0,300 pop. ^
on Ohio & Miss. Rd., 12 m. N. E. of Shawnee-
town. Has churches, schools and mills, and
is surrounded by an agricultural countrj'.
CENTRAL STAR; Tuesdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1; established 1886; W. W. Davi.sson, editor
and publisher.
RIVERDALE, Cook Co., ^ 500 pop.,
on the Chicago & Alton Rd., 4 m. S. of Car-
roUton.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE ; fsee
Kensington.)
ROBINSON, C. H., Crawford Co., a
1,867 pop., about 12 m. from Wabash r., and
40 from Terre Haute, Ind., on Cairo. Vin-
cennes & Chicago, and Indiana & Illinois
Southern Rds. A com and wheat-growing
and wool-producing cotinty.
ARGUS ; Wednesdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1863; George W. Harper, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
CONSTITUTION; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription
il.50 ; established 1864 ; J. H. Fulton and H. O.
Hiser, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ROCHELLE, Ogle Co., ^ 2,000 pop.,
at junction of Chicago & Iowa and Galena
division of Chicago & Northwestern Rds.,
75 ni. W. of Chicago and 27 m. S. of Rock-
ford. A thriving trade centre for a large
farming and stock-raising district.
REGISTER; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
«.nd Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1863 ; El-
bridge J. C. Neff, editor and publisher ; circu-
lati< in K 2.
HERA Li D ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
35x48; subscription $1.50; established 1881; G.
W. Morris, editor; G. W. Morris & Son, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1 ; issue also the Cres-
ton Times.
ROCK FALLS, Whiteside Co., ^ 1,800
pop., on Rock r., and on Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy Rd. The principal industry
is the manufacturing of wagons and agri-
cultural implements.
NEWS; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; Wm. Parker & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
ROCKFORD,C. H., Winnebago Co., t
20,(JUU pop., on Rock r., on the Galena divi-
sion of the Chicago & Northwestern, Chi-
cago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and branches of
C, B. & Q. and Illinois Central Rds., 92
m. from Chicago. It has abundant water
power, and is extensively engaged in man-
ufacturing agricultural implements and
various articles.
GAZETTE ; everv evening except Sun-
day, SE-Ul- WEEKLY, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and WEEIvLjY, Wednesdays ;
republican ; daily and semi-weekly foui-
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily and
semi-weekly 26x40, weekly 40x52 ; subscrip-
tion— daily $6, semi-weekly $1.50, weekly
^1.50; established— daily 1879, semi-weekly
1878, weekly 1866 ; Abraham E. Smith, editor
and publisher; circulation— daily J 2, semi-
weekly J 2 , weekly J 2 ; issues also the Far-
mem' Monthly.
REGISTER ; every evening except Sun-
day, SE.>il-WEEKLiY, Tuesdaysand Fri-
days, and WEEIi-L Y, Fridays ; republican ;
daily and semi-weekly four pages , weekly
«ight pages ; size— dailj' and semi weekly
26.V40, weekly (size of page) 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, semi-weekly and weekly $2 ;
established — daily 1873, semi-weeklv 1884,
weekly 1840; Miller. Botsford & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation— daily J 2, semi-
weeklv K 1, weeklj' J 2.
GERMANIA; Saturdays; German; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Jolm J. Pingel, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 1.
GOLDEN CENSER ; Saturdays; un-
sectarian ; eight pages ; size 29x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1868 ; O. R. Brouse, edi-
tor : Golden Censer Co., publishers ; does not
insert advertisements.
J O U R N A Li ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
■eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1866; D. Miller & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation .T 1.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; prohibition ;
eiglit pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; Lamont & Whipple, editors
and publisiiers ; circulation L2.
SVENSKA FRIA PRESSEN ; (see
Chicago, St:e)iska Amerikanaren.)
CHRISTIAN GLEANER; monthly:
undenominational; eight pages; size 29x41;
ILLINOIS.
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Rev.
E. E. Fowler, editor and publisher : circula-
tion G 1 ; dated at Rockford and Clarinda,
Iowa.
FARMERS' MONTHLY ; agricul-
tural ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 12x18 ;
subscription $1; established 1887; Abraham
E. Smith, editor and publisher; Issues also
the Gazette.
ROCK ISLAND, C. H., Rock Island
Co., \2 12,460 pop., on Mississippi r., opposite
Davenport, la., with which it is connected
by a bridge. The Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul,
Rock Island & St. Louis, Rock Island &
Peoria, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy (St.
Louis division) and Rock Island & Mercer
Countj^ Rds. all terminate here, except the
first two named. Extensivelj' engaged in
manufactures, coal mining and river trade.
Adjoining the city is Rock Island proper,
on which is situated the United States
Armory and Arsenal.
ARGUS; every evening except Sunday,
and W E E K. Li Y, Fridays ; democratic ;
daily four, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
25x40, weekly 34x48 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2 ; established 1851 ; J. W. Potter,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly .J 1 ; issues also the Freeport Bulletin.
UNION; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages , size-
daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 17x24; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established
1862; Union Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J 1, weekly J 1.
VOEKS-ZEITUNG ; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; German; independ-
ent; four pages; size" 26x40; subscription $3;
established 1875 ; F. Protar, editor and pub-
lisher ; circtilatiou J I .
AUGUSTANA OCH MISSION-
AREN ; Wednesdays; Skandiuavian ; lu-
therau ; sixteen pages ; size of page S.xll ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1855 ; N. Has-
selquist, editor ; Augustana Book Concern,
publishers : circulation G 1 ; issues also the
Ungdoms-Vannen.
ROCK ISLANDER; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1854 ; J. B. Danforth, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
U N (il D O M S - V A N N E N ; monthly ;
Skaudinaviau ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; stibscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Rev. C. A. Swensson. editor ; Augustana Book
Concern, publishers ; circulation H 1 ; issues
also the Augustana Och Missionaren.
HOC'KTO'S .JVinjiebago Co.,ih 950 pop.,
on S. W. div. C, M. & St. P. Rd., 4 m. S. of
Beloit, Wis., and 12 N. of Rockford, 111. Has
three new paper mills, two flour jnills, a
reaper manufactory and machine shops.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1.50 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; E. I. Carr, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ROODHOUSE, Greene Co., -a 2,300
pop., terminus of passenger and freight
traffic, on Jacksonville division of Chicago
& Alton Rd., 21 m. from Jacksonville.
EVENING EYE; every evening except
Sunday, anil EYE, Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 20x26,
weeklv 30x44 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; W. T. Mclver and J. P.
Drennan, Jr., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—dailj- L 2, weekly L 2.
EYE; {see Evening Eye.)
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
175
ILLINOIS.
ROSELAND, Cook Co., ^ 772 pop., on
the Illinois Central Rd., about 14 ni. S. of
Chicago.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE ; (see
Kensington.)
RO SEVILLE, Warren Co., U 1,000
pop., on the Rock Island & St. Louis
branch of the C. B. & Q. Rd., about 15 m. S.
of Monmouth, in an agricultural and coal
mining region.
T 1 31 E S ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; C. A. Hebbard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ROSSVILLE, Vermilion Co., D- 1,160
pop., on C. & E. I. Rd., 20 m. from Danville.
Farming and grain centre ; also stock mar-
ket.
PRESS; Saturdays ; non-partisan ;
twelve pages; size of page 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1879 ; O. L. Downey, editor
and publisher ; cu'culation K 1 ; issues also
the Potomac News.
RUSHVILLE,C. H., Schuyler Co., U
2,000 pop., terminus of Rushville branch of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 226 m.
from Chicago and 9 from Illinois r. En-
gaged in manufacturing to some extent.
Centre of a large grain and fruit-growang
region.
SCHUYLER CITIZEN; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 2lix48 ; subscrip-
tion §1.75; established 1856; W. I. Laz-ash,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; Edwin Dyson, editor and pub-
lisher; cirL-ulation J 2.
ST. ANNE, Kankakee Co., o 700 pop.,
(population of township 1,500) on the cross-
ing of the Chicago & Eastern Illinois and
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chica-
go Rds. Chief industry is agriculture and
stock-raising.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 : established
1884; Edw. C. Dellibac, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
ST. CHARLES, Kane Co., [^ 2,200
pop., on Fox r., and on Northwestern Rd.,
and the Minnesota & Northwestei-n Rd.,
nearly completed. Has two large cheese
and butter factories, flour and grist mills,
paper mill, foundry and machine shops
and numerous other industries.
VALiLiEY CHRONICLE; Fridays;
repul)lioan ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; sub-
scription -SLoO ; established 1881 ; Samuel W.
Durant, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ST. ELMO, Fayette Co., g .300 pop , on
the St. Louis, Vandalia & Terre Haute
Rd., 14 m. E. by W. of Vandalia. Coal is
found in the vicinity.
TI3IES; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
establislied 1885; C. F. Coleman, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ST. JOSEPH, Champaign Co., n- 800
pop., on Indiana, Bloomington & Western
Rd., 10 m. from Urbana, the county seat.
Engaged in agriculture and grain shipping.
EAGLE; bi-weekly; independent; four
ILLINOIS.
pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 18i6; G. N. Wyninger, editor and
publisher.
SALEM, C. H., Marion Co., g l,327t
pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 16 m. N. E.
of Centralia and 69 from St. Louis. Mill-
ing, coal mining, fruit shipping and evap-
orating are the principal industries.
HERALD-ADVOCATE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 18.52 ; Merritt & Pyles,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MARION CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdajs ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'ip-
tion $1.50; established 1879; Wibel & Johnson,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
SANDOVAL, Marion Co., g 1,000
pop., at junction of Ohio & Mississippi
and Illinois Central Rds., 60 m. from
St. Louis. Coal mining is the principal
industry; some manufacturing carried on.
WEDCilE; Saturdays; labor; four pages;
size 20x26; suljscription .50 cents ; established
1887; J. H. Donlevy, editor and publisher;
an organ of the Knights of Labor.
SANDWICH, De Kalb Co., i 2,800
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
57 m. S. W. of Chicago. The manufacturing
of agricultural implements the principal
industry.
A RGUS ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878 ; M. B. Castle & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdays ; eight
pages; size 3<Jx44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1873 ; Barnes & Coe, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1864 ; G. H. Robertson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SAVANNA, Carroll Co.,^ 8,500 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and
Chicago, Burlington & Northern Rds., 10 m.
from Mt. Carroll. Lies on the Mississippi r.,
and is an excellent shipping point ; the end
of nine divisions of railroads.
CARROLL CO. JOURNAL : Thurs-
days ; repul>licau ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1S85 ;
F. S. Greenleaf, editor aud publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ;
J. B. Parkinson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation .11.
SAYBROOK, McLean Co., U 1,200
pop., on the L. E. & W. Rd., 26 m. E. of Bloom-
ington. General mercantile business ; grist
and saw mills, etc. Splendid public schools ;
an excellent farming community surround-
ing the town.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; establislied 1875 ;
John A. Mace, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
SENECA, La Salle Co., tl 1 ,200 pop., on
111. & Michigan Canal, and on C.,R. I. & P. and
Seneca Rds. Its large grain trade, coal
mines and tile factories are the chief fea-
tures.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1878 ; T. J. Horsley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
SHABBONA, De Kalb Co., t] 1,399
pop., 6S in. from Chicago, at junction
Rock Falls Brand) of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy and Illinois, Chicago Sc Iowa
Rds. An agricultural i-egion.
EXPRESS; Fridays; republican; four
f)ages ; size 24xo5 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; W. H. Ray, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
SHANNON, Carroll Co., ^ 713t pop.,
14 m. from Freeport. On Chicago & Pacific
and Racine & Southwestern divisions of
the C, M. & St. Paul Rds., and 116 m. W. of
Chicago. A general merchandising town.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1864; Frank Shelly, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
SHAWNEETOWN, C. H., Gallatin
Co., Q, 1,851+ pop., on Ohio r., 9 m. trom
mouth of Wabash. Terminus of Louisville
& Nashville and Springfield branch of the
Ohio & Mississippi Rds. It has a steam-
boat landing, and is a shipping point
for a large farming and mining region.
Engaged in manufacturing, milling and
pork packing.
SHAWNEE NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1873 ; L. F. Tromly,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHEL.BYVILLE, C. H., Shelby Co., a
3,500 pop., on Kaskaskia r. and the Indian-
apolis & St. Louis Rd., 79 m. from Terre
Haute, 109 from St. Louis. Surrounded by
an agricultural and mining district. Also
extensively engaged in manufacturing.
Has a new and excellent system of water
works.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
esrablished 1874 ; T. J. & G. R. Graybill, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
SHELBY CO. LEADER; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 34x48; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1861; W. A.
Trower. editor and publisher ; circ'u K 2.
UNION; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; H. L. Martin, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
OUR BEST WORDS; biweekly;
unitarian; twelve pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1880 ; J. L.
Douthit, editor and publisher; circ'u J 2.
SHELDON, Iroquois Co., a- i, 000 pop.,
on Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd., and
Kankakee Short Line Rd.. 87 m. S. of
Chicago, and 109 W. of Peoria. Engaged
in farming and stock-raising.
JOURNAL; Fridays; neutral; eight
ftages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; J. R. Fox, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SOMO'SAV'K.,DeKalb Co., ^ 900 pop.,
on the C, B. & Q. Rd., 23 m. E. of Men-
dota, 24 W. of Aurora and 60 W. of Chicago.
Cheese making and construction of wind-
mills the chief industries.
REVEILLE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ;
S. D. Newton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ILLINOIS.
SOUTH CHICAGO, Cook Co., cf
15,000 pop., on Calumet r., and twelve differ-
ent lines of railroad. Has a fine harbor, and
extensive rolling and nail mills, forge and
pipe manufactories and machine shops.
CALUMET; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1882 ; A. W.
Fierstine, editor ; Calumet Publishing Co.»
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
LA BOURER; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription
$2.60 ; established 1885 ; T. Laramie, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SPARLAND, Marshall Co., o 375
pop., on Peoria branch of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., 26 m. N. of Peoria,
134 m. from Chicago.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x44 ; subsci'iption $2 ;
established 1868 : S. M. Tesmer, editor ; Chron-
icle Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n L2;
an edition of the Lacon Home Journal.
SPARTA, Randolph Co., p l,754t pop.,
about 20 m. from Chester, and 50 from St.
Louis, on the line of Cairo & St. Louis Nar-
row Gauge Rd. Ranks as the finest winter
wheat district in America,
P L A I N D E ALER; Fridays : republi-
can ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1865 ; Campbell & Bro.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
^S^^^ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 22, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Neicspaper
Directory, 840 copies.
SPRINGFIELD, C.n., Sangamon Co.,
n State capital, 35,000 pop., near Sangamon
r. The Chicago & Alton Rd. intersects the
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific at this point.
Nine railroads centre here, including the
Springfield & Northwestern, Gilman &
Clinton branch of Illinois Central, Ohio &
Mississippi and Chicago & St. Louis Rds. A
rich and populous agricultural and grain-
raising district. Coal is found in abund-
ance in the vicinity.
ILLINOIS STATE JOURNAL;
ever}' morning except Monday, and WEEK.-
LY, Thursdays ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 26x40 ;
weeklv 30x42; subscription— daily $8, weekly
$1; established— daily 1848, weekly 1831 ; J. C.
Buchanan and A. F. Phillips, editors ; Illinois
State Journal Company, publishers ; circula-
tion— dailv J 2. weeklj' I l.
ILLINOIS STATE REGISTER;
eveiy morning except Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Wednesdays ; democratic ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily" 26x40,
weekly (size of page) 20x26; subscription —
daily $7.80, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1848,
weekly 1835 ; Illinois State Register Co., editors
and pulilishers ; circ'n— dailj'^ 1 1 , weekly H 2.
MORNINU 3IONITOR; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and S A N €i A ]>I O N
MONITOR, Thursdays ; independent de-
mocratic ; four pages ; size — daily 24x39, week-
ly 26x40; subscription— daily $5, weeklv .$2;
established— daily 1877, weekly 1873 ; T. W. S.
Kidd. editor and publisher: circulation — daily
J 2, weekly .12.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,and
WEEKLY, Tuesdays; four pages; size-
daily 22.x:>4, weekly 30.k44 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1883, weekly
1886 ; A. Gurney, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily K 2,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
177
ILLINOIS.
IL.L.INOIS FREIE PRESSE;
Saturdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages;
size 23x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Kleinwort & Brenner, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
ODD FELLOWS' REVIEW ; Tues
davs ; odd - fellowship ; eight pages : size
22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; A. D.
Sanders, editor and publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements.
SANGAMON MONITOR ; (see Morn-
ing Jlonitor.)
SATURDAY MIRROR; Saturdays;
independent ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $2; established 1883;
Jones, Death & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
STAATS WOCHENBLATT; Wed-
nesdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ;
subscription $2; established 1878; H. Schlange,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
STATE CAPITAL; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. Walter Oglesby. editor ; S. B.
Turner, publisher ; an organ of colored people.
OLD SETTLERS' TELEPHONE;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 18S2 ; W. F. Aitken,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; a por-
tion of the paper is devoted to educational
matters and is entitled the Teachers' Tele-
phone.
SPRING VALLEY, Bureau Co., ^
2,500 pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd., at the terminus of the Northern Illinois
branch of the Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
104 m. from Chicago. Centre of great coal
mines, and a good manufacturing point.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
■of page 20x26; subscription .S2; established
1885 ; Will J. Bailej , editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
HERALD : Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1886 ; J. M. Hayes, editor and publisher.
STAUNTON, Macotipin Co., D 3,000
pop., on St. Louis & Chicago branch of
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 36 m.
from St. Louis, Mo. Large coal mines in
vicinity,
Ti;>IES ; Fridays; democratic ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; established
1879 ; Fred. L. Blome, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
STERLING, Whiteside Co., tl 8,000
pop., on Rock r., Chicago, Burlington &
Quincj', and Chicago & North-western Rds. ,
110 m. from Chicago. Has good water
power, running machinery employing 1,000
hands. Surrotmded by a fine agricultural
district.
EVENING GAZETTE ; every evening
except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Satur-
days ; republican ; dailj' four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weeklj' (size of
page) 18x25 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1882, weekly 1854;
Sterling Gazette Co.. editors and publishers ;
circulation — dailv .T 1 , weekly I 1 .
BEOBACHTER; Fridays ; German ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; L. Oltmanns, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
GAZETTE; (see Evening Gazette.)
ROCK RIVER EXPRESS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1881; E.L. Champlin, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868 ; Thomas Diller, editor ; New-
comer & Diller. publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
FARMER'S BUDGET; monthly; agri-
cultural ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
ILLINOIS.
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; W. F.
Eastman, editor and publisher.
UNDERTAKERS' GAZETTE;
monthly ; commercial; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Rock
Falls Manufacturing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
STREATOR, La Salle Co., \^ 14,500
pop., on Vermilion r. at junction of Chi-
cago branch of Chicago & St. Louis, the
We ern division of the Chicago & Alton,
and the Fox river branch of the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy and the Ind., 111. &
Iowa Rds. Business centre ; large glass
and bottle works ; 16 m. S. of Ottawa. Sur-
rounded by the Vermilion coal fields.
FREE PRESS ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $4, weeklv $1.50; established— daily
1880, weekly 1873 ; Van Skiver & Fornof , edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1 ,
weekly K 1.
INDEPENDENT; every morning except
Monday ; iudependent ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $4 ; established 188(i ; Dr. David
Le Roy. editor ; Fred Le Roy, publisher.
MONITOR; every evening except Sun-
day, SUNDAY MONITOR, Sundays, and
VVEEKLY, Fridays; republican; daily
four pages, weekly and Sunday eight pages ;
size— daily 22x.30, weekly and Sunday 30x44;
subscription— daily $3.50, weekly $1.50, Sun-
day $1 ; established— daily 1882, weekly 1869,
Sunday 1885 ; W. W. Bean, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K 1, Sunday J 1 ,
weekly K 2.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY MORNING TI3IES, Sun-
days, and WEEKLY, Fridays: democrat-
ic ; daily four pages, Sunday and weekly
eight pages ; size— d&ily 22x30, Sunday and
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $5 ; Sunday
$1 ; weekly $1.50 ; established— daily and Sun-
day 1885, weekly 1882 ; Meek Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily K 2, Sunday
K 2, weeklv .J 1 .
SUNDAY MONITOR; (see 31onitor.)
SUNDAY MORNING TIMES; (see
Times. )
VOLKSBLATT UND BEOBACH-
TER ; Thursdays ; German ; four pages ;
size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Wm. Ackerraan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
AMERICAN CHURCH; monthly;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1886 ; Rev. L. W. Apple-
gate, editor and publisher; a local church
paper.
CHURCH TELEPHONE; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page Sxll ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1886 ; Parish Paper As-
sociation, editors and publishers ; a local
church ):)aper.
SULLIVAN, C. H., Moultrie Co. u
2,000 pop., ^4 m. from Decatur, on Peoria,
Decatur & Evansville, and Altamont divi-
sion of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 15
m. from Mattoon. Rich agricultural region.
Grain and stock raising the principal
branches of industr3-.
MOULTRIE CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1884; J. H. Dunscomb,
editor and publisher : circulation J 1 .
PROGRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
six pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2; established 18,57; I. J. Martin, & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SUMNER, Lawrence Co., O, 1,350 pop.,
on O. & M. Rd., 20 m. W. of Vincennes, Ind.
Grain and stock-raising ai-e the principal
178
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ILLINOIS.
branches of industry. Extensive flour mills
are located here.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1875; Carlton & Martin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SYCAMORE, C. H., De Kalh Co., b
3,200 pop., surrounded by an agricultural
district; on Chicago & Northwestern, Min-
nesota (St Northwestern and Northern Illi-
nois Rds., 60 m. W. by N. of Chicago. En-
gaged in the manufacture of harvesters,
plows, wagons and other farming imple-
ments ; has three banks, and fine schools
and churches.
TRUE REPUBIilCAN; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdaj's ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1857; H.L.Boies & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CITY WEEKLY; Thursdays; repubU-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1872; Hix & Van Galder,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
B^" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 25, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 1,353 copies. '
TAMPICO, Wiiteside Co., ^ 464
pop., on the Prophetstown Branch of C, B.
& Q. Rd. The centre of a fine agricultural
country and a shipping point for grain and
live stock.
TORNADO; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876; Charles F. Gilford, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TAYLORVILLE, C. H., Christian
Co., n 3,500 pop., at crossing of "Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific and Ohio & Mississippi
Rds., 25 m. from Springfield and 83 from St.
Louis ; in an agricultural district. Coal
found in the vicinity. Engaged in manu-
factures.
DEMOCRAT; Tlmrsdays; democratic;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50;
established 186S; V. E. Foy, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
II.L.1NOIS REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days, and SATURDAY REPUBLI-
CAN, Saturdavs; republican; Wednesdays
eight pages, Saturdays four pages ; size Wed-
nesdays 30x44, Saturdays 22x30 ; subscription
— Wed'nesdays $2, Saturdays $1 ; established-
Wednesday 1864, Saturday 1876; John J.
Squier, editor and publisher; circulation-
Wednesday K 2, Saturday L2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ;
established 1875; A. D. Webb, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SATURDAY REPUBLICAN; (see
Illinois Republican.)
TOLEDO, C. H., Cumberland Co., D-
800 pop., in centre of county, on Peoria, De-
catur & Evansville Rd., 134 m. S. E. of
Springfield, and near the line of Illinois
Central Rd. Principal products are wheat,
corn, lumber, live stock, etc.
EXPRESS: Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription Sl-25 ; established 1834 ;
Purtill & Connor, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $125 ;
established 1886; Leon Sumerlin, editor and
publisher.
ILLINOIS.
TOliONO, Champaign Co., D- 954 pop.,
on Illiuols Central & Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rds., said to be the largest grain-
shipping point in Central Illinois ; drain-
tile manufacturing extensively carried on.
Centre of the greatest natural gas region in
the West.
HERALD; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875; Chapin & Nye, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
TONICA, La Salle Co., tl 600 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 10 m. S. of La Salle.
Various manufactories and one of the best
graded schools are situated here.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. W. Richardson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edition entitled
the Local is issued for Lostant.
TOULON, C. H., Stark Co., n 967t
pop., on Rock Island & Peoria Rd., 37 m.
from Peoria ; in an enterprising and
thrifty farming district.
STARK CO. NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1860; Edwin Butler,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STARK CO. SENTINEL; Thursdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 18S0 ; Gus. Hulsizer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRENTON, Clinton Co., g 1,200 pop.,
on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 30 m. from St.
Louis ; surrounded by an agricultural and
coal-mining country.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Henry Manverse & Co., editors and publish-
ers circulation K 1.
TROY, Madison Co., jH 1,000 pop., 8 m.
from Edwardsville, on St. L., Van. & T. H.
Rd., surj-ounded by an agricultural country.
RECORD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; L. K.
Pawly, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TURNER, Du Page Co., cf 1,900 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 30 m. from
Chicago. Rolling mills and railroad ma-
chine shops.
DU PAGE CO. INDEPENDENT ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; H. C. Paddock, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of
the Wheaton Illinoian.
TUSCOLA, C. H., Douglas Co., 0 1,800
pop., on Illinois Central and Indianapolis,
Decatur and Springfield Rds., 150 m. from
Chicago, in a farming district.
DOUGLAS CO. REVIEW; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1875; Asa Miller,
editor ; Miller & Wilson, publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885: Chapman Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K 1.
SATURDAY JOURNAL; Saturdays;
republican; eight pages; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1865; G. M. Glassco, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
UPPER ALTON, Madison Co., p
1,535 pop., 1 m. from C. & A. and C, B. & Q.
Rd., and 2J m. from Alton. Has a roof tile
factory. Has also a college and institute.
COIiliEGE REVIEW; monthly;
eighteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1879 ; Students of
Shurtleff College, editors and publisliers;
circulation L 1 ; a college paper; issued during
the collegiate year.
URBANA, C. H., Champaign Co., D-
2,943 pop., on Indiana, Bloomington & "West-
ern and Havana extension of the Wa-
bash, t. Louis & Pacific Rd., 92 m. from
Springfield and IJ from Champaign. A
place of active trade, surrounded by an
agricultural and mineral district.
CHAMPAIGN CO. HERALD; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1877; M. W.
Mathews and L. A. McLean, editors ; M. W.
Mathews, publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
UTICA, La Salle Co., (2 1,200 pop., on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 100 m.
W. from Chicago. Has laa-ge sewer pipe
and hydraulic cement works, and various
other industries.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1886; Harry E. Wickham, editor
and publisher.
VANDALIA, C. H., Fayette Co., g
2,500 pop., on Kaskaskia r. and Illinois Cen-
tral Rd., at intersection of St. Louis, Van-
dalia, Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rd., 106
m. from Bloomington, and 67 from St. Louis.
A shipping point and trade centre for a
large agricultiu-al section ; has paper, chair
and brick machine manufactories.
FAYETTE CO. DEMOCRAT; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1859; Chas.
G. Smith & Son, publishers ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Wednesdays republican ; eight
gages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
shed 1864 ; Humphrey & Richards, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
VERMONT, i^wZ^on Co., -nl.lSSf pop.,
on St. Louis & Rock Island division of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 16 m. S.
W. of Lewistown. Engaged largely in agri-
culture.
CHRONICIiE; Fridays; four pages 5
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1881 '
E. P. and George L. Durell, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
VERSAILLES, Brown Co., -n 600
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 50
m. E. of Quincy. A grain and stock-ship-
ping point.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1883 ; George I. Fields, editor ; Versailles Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
VIENNA, C. H., Johnson Co., g 900
pop., 190 m. from Springfield, about 34 from
Cairo, on Cairo, Vincennes & Chicago Rd.
Has an extensive trade in live stock, grain,
hay, fruit and lumber.
JlJURNALi; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 : estab-
ILLINOIS.
lished 1874 ; Milton A. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; dated at Vienna and
New Burnside.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Will H. Gilliam, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
VIRDEN, Macoupin Co., D 2,000 pop.,
on Chicago & Alton and Jacksonville South-
eastern Rds., 17 m. from Carlinville and 22
from Springfield. Centre of a thriving trade.
Extensively engaged in coal mining, tile
manufacturing and the shipping of grain.
RECORD; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 :
established 1866 ; W. F. Thompson, editor and
publisher ; circulation L2.
REPORTER; Fridays; four pages; size
20x26; subscription $1.50; established 1879; Geo.
H. Sewall, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
HOMEBUILDER; monthly; twelve
pages; size of page 9xl2; subscription $1;
established 1886; Sarah Ward, editor and
publisher.
VIRGINIA, C. H., Cass Co., -a 2,000
pop., at intersection of Pekin branch of
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. with Ohio
& Mississippi Rd. In centre of county, and
in a fine agricultural district.
ENQUIRER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 1875 ; J. M. Beatty, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription ,$2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Charles M. Tiuney, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Satmdays ?
temperance; four cages; size 22x30; estab-
lished 1886; J. J. Bunce & Co., editors and
publishers.
'WALiNTJT, Bureau Co.,'^ 515tpop., on
M. & C. br. of C, B. & Q. Rd. A thriving
place, in a grain and stock section.
MOTOR; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; William Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
WARREN, Jo Daviess Co., "□ 1,500
pop., at junction of Mineral Point division of
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and North-
ern division of Illinois Central Rds., 26 m.
from Galena, 25 W. of Freeport and 151 W.
of Chicago. Manufactiu-ing, lead mining,
stock-raising and agriculture are carried
on. Tobacco growing is becoming a promi-
nent industry.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; Herst C. Gann, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WARRENSBURG, Macon Co., n
950 pop., 8 m. K W. of Decatur, on Pekin,
Lincoln & Decatur Rd.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; four
pases; size 24x36; subscription ,$1; established
1884 ; S. Ritchie, editor and publisher.
WARSAW, Hancock Co., -n 3,111 pop.,
on Mississippi r., 200 m. N. of St. Louis at
terminus of Toledo, Peoria, & Western
Rd. Large river steamboats run to this
point. Engaged in shipping haj^ and pro-
duce. The cooperage industry gives em-
ployment to several hundred men. Has-
large woolen and flour mills.
BULLETIN ; Fridays republican; four
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ILLINOIS.
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1865; Phil. Dallam, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eipht pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50;
established 1886; A. W. Tibbetts, editor and
puVjlisher.
WASHBURN, Woodford Co., u 500
pop., on western division of Chicago & Alton
Rd., 125 m. from Chicago. Banks, churches
and various factories.
NEWS ; (see Minonk.)
REVEILiLiE ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; N. V. Maloney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINELi ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x36; subscription S2; es-
tablished 1876 ; G. L. Harl,. editor and
publisher ; circulation LI; an edition of the
Metamora Woodford Sentinel.
TVASHINGTON, Tazewell Co., n
1,397+ pop., at terminus of D wight branch of
Chicago & Alton and on the Chicago, St.
Louis & "Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds.,
13 ni. E. of Peoria. It is an extensive
shipping point for grain and hogs. Ac-
tively engaged in manufactures.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; A. H. Heiple, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PEOPLES' HERAIiD; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subcription §1 ; established
1886; A. Alphonso & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS,
Cook Co., cf 1,800 pop., 12 m. N. W. of Chi-
' cago. A residence for Chicago business men.
SUBURBAN ENTERPRISE ; (see
Kensington.)
WATERLOO, C. H., Monroe Co., p
2,128 pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 12 m. from
Mississippi r., and 22 .S. of St. Louis; sur-
rounded by a wheat and corn country.
DER MONROE VOLKSFREUND;
Saturdays ; Grerman ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
established 1884 ; G. F. Hecker, editor ; Mon-
roe County Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
DOLLAR ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 1858 ; J. F. Gotshall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. A. Krepps, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
WATERMAN, De Kalb Co., i 575
pop., on Chicago & Iowa Rd., S3 m. W. of
Aurora, in a fine farming and stock-raising
district.
LEA DER ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
80x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1879 ;
Herbert W. Fay, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
WATSEKA, C. H., Iroquois Co., o-
2,500 pop., on Iroquois r., at intersection of
Toledo, Peoria & Western ^^^th Chicago &
Eastern Illinois Rd., 75 m. from Chicago, In
a farming district. The centre of a vast re-
gion of fertile country ; 100 artesian wells
within the corporate limits ; known as the
"Ai-tesian City."
IROQUOIS CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
ILLINOIS.
scription §2 ; established 1871 ; M. H. Peters,
editor and published ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1856; Shankland & Taliaferro,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WAUKEGAN, C. H., Lake Co., zi
6,500 pop., on Lake Michigan and Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 86 m. N. of Chicago and
50 from Milwaukee. A large number of suc-
cessful manufactories are in "operation
here, giving employment to many hands.
SHas agricultural implement works, sash
and door, wagon and carriage factories;
three breweries, machine shop, foundry,
tanneries, malt houses, etc. Has fine
churches and schools, artesian system of
water -works, gas and public library. Nei-
ther the city, township nor county has a
dollar of bonded or floating indebtedness.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1850 ; Reuben W. Coon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 .
LAKE CO. PATRIOT; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 23x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1845 ; S. H. Brad-
bury, editor ; Bradbury Bros., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
WAVERL.Y, Morgan Co., ^ 1,800
pop., on Jacksonville, Southeastern and
Wabash, St. L. & Pacific Rds., about 19 m.
E. S. E. Jacksonville. Milling, and butter
and cheese manufacturing is carried on
here.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; established
1876 ; Fred. B. Ritchie, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WAYNESVILLE, De Witt Co., n 600
pop., on Illinois Midland Rd., 46 m. E. of
, Peoria and 20 m. S. of Bloomington, in fine
farming and stock country. Has a steam
grain elevator, tile and brick yards, two
saw mills, etc. Is a good shipping point.
Located in 1826.
RECORD; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
R. C. Crih field, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
'WJL'aO'S A., Marshall Co., U 1,500 pop.,
at intersection of Illinois Central with
Dwight branch of Western division of Chi-
cago & Alton Rd., 20 m. from Lacon, 40
from Bloomington. Centre of a large grain
trade. Manufacturing and bituminous
coal mining carried on.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; Chas. E. Walker, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
INDEX; Thursdays; eight pages: size
30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1865 ; H.
L. Taylor, editor ; Taylor Bros., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WESTFIEIiD, Clark Co., & 900 pop.,
40 m. W. of Terre Haute, Ind., on Chicago,
& Ohio River Rd. ; has schools and a flour-
ishing college ; engaged in butter making,
stock-raising and agriculture.
PALLADIUM; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
establisded 1887; L. S. Kilborn, editor^and
publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
181
ILLINOIS.
TVEST SAIiEM, Edioards Co., P, 600
pop., on the Peoria, Decatur & Evaiisville
Rd., 16 m. S. of Olney. An agricultural
centre.
GAZETTE ; Tliursdays ; republican : four
pages ; size 24x35 ; suljscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; S. A. Harris, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
WEST YORK, Crawford Co., O, 250
pop., on Cairo, Vincennes lS: Chicago Rd., 14
m. trom Robinson, tlie county seat, in a
fanning and stoclc-raising section.
ADVANCE ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x33 ; subscription .§1 ; established 1884 ; C.
W. Moore, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
WHEATON, C. H., Du Page Co., ^
2,000 pop., on Galena division of Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 25 m. from Chicago. An
agricultural and stock-growing country.
ILiLiINOIAN ; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; H. C. Paddoclc, editor and
publisher; circulation K2; an edition enti-
tled the Reporter is issued for Downer's
Grove ; anotJier, entitled the Record, is issued
for Hinsdale ; another, entitled the Turner
Junction Xeics. is issued for Turner.
PRESS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36: subscription .$1.50; established 1866;
A.L.Haniilton,editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
WHITE HALL, Greene Co., -a 2,500
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Chicago & Alton Rds., 24 m. from Jackson-
ville and 70 from St. Louis. Centre of an
agricultural county. Potters' clay and coal
are found in the vicinity. Engaged in the
manufacture of pottery, drain tile, sewer
pipe and chairs.
EVENING REPUBLICAN: every
evening except Sunday, and REPUBLiI-
CAN, Fridays; republican; four pages;
size— dail3' 19x26, weekly 26x40 ; subscription
—daily .$6, weekly .$2; established— daily 1884,
weekly 1877; E. J. Pearce, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily L 1 , weekly K 1 ;
issues also the Manchester Scott Co. Arrou:
REGISTER ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
W. J. Roberts, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
REPUBLICAN ; (see Evening Republi-
ean.)
WILLIAMS VILLE, Sangamon
Co., a 465 pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 12
m. from Springfleld. Farming is exten-
sively carried on here.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1884; R.
T. Spencer, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L2.
WILMINGTON, WUl Co., ^ l,872t
pop., on Kankakee r., and Chicago & Alton
Rd., 53 m. from Chicago. Some manufac-
turing done here. Has excellent water
power and farming soil.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1870 ; Quinn & McCowliff, editors
and publishers ; circuiation K 1.
REVIEW; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x.34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877; J. H. Warner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Scott Co., -n
1,825 pop., on Big Sandy Creek, and the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy division of
the Rock Island & St. Louis Rd., 10 m. from
ILLINOIS.
Illinois r., 18 from Jacksonville, 82 from St.
Louis and 319 from Chicago. Engaged in
various manufactures. Coal is found here.
The centre of a fine agricultural district.
STANDARD ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1.25; established 1880;
George H. Palmer & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1865 ; Tibbets & Rogers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WINDSOR, Shelby Co., a 768t pop.,
at intersection of Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rd. and the I. & St. L. Rd., 120 m. E.
of St. Louis. Has flouring mills.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1883; Chas. C. Gilpin, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 : suliscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
S. L. & C. D. Warden, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WINNETKA, Cook Co..c( 1,000 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 16 m. N.
of Chicago, on Lake Michigan. A place of
considerable trade. Seat of tlie Winnetka
Institute.
31 I R R O R ; Saturdays ; Independent ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; es-
tablisned 1886 ; J. C. Winslup & Co., editors
and pul>lisliers.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., McHenry Co.,
i 2,500 pop., on Chicago & Northwestern
Rd., 51 m. from Chicago. Todd seminary
for boys. Large pickle manufactory here.
Mc HENRY CO. DE3IOCRAT; Sat-
urdays ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
§1.50 ; established 1877 ; John A. Dufield, edi-
tor and puljlislier ; circulation K 2.
McHEXllY CO. VOLKSBEATT;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 34x4S ;
subscription §2 ; established 1885 ; Fred. Re-
nich, editor and publisher.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1856 ; Southworth & Glennon, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
WYOMING, Stark Co., D 1,500 pop.,
near Spoon r., at intersection of Rock
Island & Peoria Rd. with Buda & Rushville
branch of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 6 m. from Toulon. Location of several
large machine shops
POST-HERALD ; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1872; W. R. Sandliam, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
YATES CITY, Knox Co., ^D 679t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,30 m.
W. of Peoria, and 25 from Galesburg. Sur-
rounded by a rich agricultural district.
INDUSTRIAL BANNER; Fridays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; A. H. McKeighan,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
YORKVILLE, C. H., Kendall Co., [j
1,150 pop., on Fox r., and Fox River Valley
Rd., 51 m. from Chicago. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufactures. Centre of trade
for the county.
KENDALL CO. RECORD; Wednes-
days ; I'epublican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1864 ; John R.
Marshall, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; an edition entitled the Mirror is issued
for Piano.
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GEO. F. ROWELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
AKRON, FuUon Co., tl 600 pop , on
the Chicago & Atlantic Rd., 10 m. from
Rochester. Coal and limestone found in
large quantities.
ECHO; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size ^x35 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab-
lished 1S84 ; L. M. Noyer, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
ALBION, C H., Noble Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 32 m. from Fort
Wayne. In a fine farming country.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
80x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1872 ; J. P.
Prickett, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
NOBLE CO. DE.UOCBAT ; Wednes
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 18S1 ; S. E.
Alvord, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
ALEXANDRIA, Madison Co., n
1,120 pop., on Pipe creek, and at the junction
of Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan and Lake
Erie & Michigan Rds. Has a bank, two
churches and two new saw and planing
mills. A Building and Manufacturing Co.,
with a capital of $50,000, was recently or-
ganized. The town is rapidly increasing In
population and importance. Contracts
have lately been awarded for the erection
of over fifty new buildings.
TI3IES; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1878; T. N. French,
editor ; W. E. French, publisher ; cii'culation
L 2 ; issue also the Summitville Times.
AMBIA, Benton Co., -a 300 pop., on
the Lake Erie & Western Rd., 34 m. W. by
N. of Lafayette. Has several stores and
factories.
NEWS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; John
H. Green, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
ANDERSON, C. H., Madison Co., u
5,300 pop., on White River & Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., at intersection
of C, C, C. & I. Rd., also terminus of Cincin-
nati, Wabash & Jlichigan and Midland Rds.,
36 m. N. E. from Indianapolis and 48 from
Logansport. A thriving town, carrying on
manufacturing and a general trade.
BULLiETIN; every evening except Sun-
dav, and SATURDAY BULLETIN,
Saturdavs; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; s'ize— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly SI ; established—
dailv 1883, weeklv 1885 ; C. R. Cravens, J. W.
Knight and Dora Biddle, editors and pub
Ushers; circulation— daily L2, weekly K 1.
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.60 ;
established 1868; Brounenberg & Hilligross,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HERALD; Fridays ; independent-re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1868; Stephen Metcalf,
manager; Herald Co.. publishers ; circ'n J 2.
SATURDAY BULLETIN; (see Bul-
letin.)
ANDREWS, Huntington Co., □' 500
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 10
m. from Huntington. Surrounded by a fer-
tile agricultural country.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; eight
jages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
.ished 1886; Manor & Gadbury, editors and
publishers.
I
INDIANA.
ANGOLA, C. H., Steuben Co., d IJOO
pop., near N. E. corner of State, 42 m. from
Fort Wayne, on Fort Wayne div. of Lake
Shore & Mich. Southern Rd. Engaged in
agriculture and stock-raising ; active trade
and some manufacturing. Tri-State Nor-
mal College located here.
HERALD ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1..50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; W. K. Sheffer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
STEUBEN REPUBLICAN ; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1856; A. S.
Hale and O. F. Rakestraw, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
ARCADIA, Hamilton Co., u 800 pop.»
on the Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Rd., 31
m. from Indianapolis. In an agricultural
centre.
ARCADIAN; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; C.
W. Lee, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ARGOS, Marshall Co., (2 622 pop., at
crossing of Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
and New York, Chicago & St. Louis Rds.,
8 m. from county seat. Principal indus-
try is f ui-niture, flour and lumber manufac-
turing.
REFLECTOR ; Thursdays; independ-
ent; eight pages; size 26x40: subscription
$1.50; established 1881; J. H. Watson, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ATTICA, Fountain Co., -n 3,500 pop.^
01^ Wabash r., and Wabash & Erie CanaU
and the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific, Chi-
cago & Indiana Coal, and Attica, Covington
& Southern Rds., 22 m. from Lafayette.
Engaged in general manufactures.
FOUNTAIN AND WARREN DEM-
OCRAT ; Tliursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; H. W. Thaten, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LEDGER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1851 ; A. S. Peacock, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
MESSENGER : Saturdays ; democratic •,^
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; A. E. Mick, editor and pub-
lisher.
AUBURN, C. H., DeKalb Co., :^ 2,500
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, Chicago division,
and Fort Wayne. Jackson & Saginaw Rds.,
at the intersection of the Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Rd., 22 m. from Fort Wayne.
Considerable manufacturing carried on.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1871 ; James A. Barns, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J 1.
DISPATCH; Thursdays ; republican r
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 : subscription
$1.50; established 1874: Ferguson & Hoising-
ton, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
AURORA, DearbornCo., U^ 4,435t pop.^
on Ohio r.. and Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 25 m.
below Cincinnati. Steamboats run to Cin-
cinnati and all other points on the river.
Engaged in milling, distilling, coopering
and exporting hay and grain.
DEARBORN INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays; republican; four pages; size
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
183
INDIANA.
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; L.
W. Cobb, editor and publislier; circula-
tion K 1.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; establislied 1881; Everett & Gregory,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
AVILLA, ^oble Co., cf 900 pop., on
Baltimore & Ohio & Chicago and Grand
Rapids & Indiana Rds., 22 m. N. by W. from
Ft. Wayne and 9 W. of Auburn.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages: size 22x32; established 1886; A. B.
Kimsey, editor and publisher.
BEDFORD, C, H.. Lawrence Co., g
3,500 pop., on Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago Rd., 72 m. from New Albany, 255
from Chicago. Large stone works located
here.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25 ; established
1871; John Johnson, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation J 2.
LAWRENCE 3IAIL.; Thursdays; eight
Eages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.35 ; estab-
shed 1878 ; Osborne & Hitchcock, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
BERNE, Adams Co., rf 300 pop., on
Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort "Wayne Rd.
CHRISTIilCHER BUNDES-
BOTE ; semi-monthly ; German ; mennon-
ite ; eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1881 ; I. A. Sommers, edi-
tor ; S. F. Sprunger, publisher; circ'n J 1 .
BliOOMFIELD, C. H., Greene Co.,p
1,800 pop., near W. fork of White r., 80 m.
from Indianapolis, on Bedford and Bloom-
field and Evansville & Indianapolis Rds. A
place of active trade ; in a rich and fertile
valley.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; four pages ; size
26X-I0 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1860 ;
William M. Moss, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2
NEWS; Fx-idays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1876; Millard J. Beckett, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
BLOOMINGTON, C. H., Monroe Co.,
P 3,000 pop., on Louisville, New Albany
& Chicago Rd., 97 m. from New Albany and
60 from Indianapolis. Engaged in manu-
facturing, farming and quarrying lime-
stone. Location of the Indiana State Uni-
versity.
TELEPHONE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays; four pages; size 22x30; sub-
scription SI. 50; establislied 1876; S. W. Brad-
fute. editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
COURIER; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1874 ; H. J. Feltus, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN PROGRESS;
Wednesdays; republican; four pages; size
26x40: subscription $1-50; established 1835;
William A. Gabe, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
INDIANA STUDENT; biweekly;
thirty six pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Indiana University librarian
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
Issued during the collegiate year.
BLUFFTON, C. H., Wells Co., c( 3,500
pop., on Wabash r., and Fort Wayne, Cin-
cinnati & Louisville and Toledo, Cincinnati
INDIANA.
& St. Louis Rds., 25 m. S. of Fort Wayne.
Engaged in lumbering and manufactures.
PEOPLES' ADVOCATE; every even
ling except Sunday ; labor ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1886 ;
W. P. McMahon, editor and publisher
BANNER; Thursdays; democratic ; four
Eages; size 28x44; subscription S2; estab-
shed 1850 ; E. Y. Sturgis, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
CHRONICLE? Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1869 ; George Arnold, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WELLS CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
independent; eight pages; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1878; A. S. Roberts,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
BOONVIL.LE, C. H., Warrick Co., p
2,500 pop., on LouisvUie, Evansville & St.
Louis Rd., 10 m. from the Ohio r. and 17 from
EvansviUe. Engaged in coal mining, man-
ufacturing tobacco and farming; a place
of active trade.
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1350; William Swint, editor and
publisher : circulation K 2.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
fom" pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25;
established 1875 : James M. Wood, editor ancl
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BOURBON, Marshall Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., 53 m. N. W. of Fort Wayne, 96 E. of
Chicago. Surrounded by a fertile country.
Actively engaged in manufactures.
MIRROR; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871; I. Mattingly, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
BOYIiESTON, Clinton Co., a 200
pop., 6 m. from county seat, on the Lake
Erie & Western Rd. Lumbering and manu-
facturing are the principal industries.
AMERICAN AGENT; monthly; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1882 ; T. D. Campbell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation X.
BRAZIL, C. H., Clay Co., -n 6,000 pop.,
on Vandalia, Terre Haute & Indianapolis
and Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rds., and
terminus c>f the Chicago and Indiana Coal
Railway and the south branch of the Van-
dalia Rd., now in course of construction, 16
m. from Terre Haute and 55 W. of Indian-
apolis; in the Indiana Block Coal Region.
Mining and iron manufacturing largely en-
gaged in.
CLAY CO. ENTERPRISE; Wednes-
days ; republican : four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subsci-iption $1.50 ; established 1872 ; Luther
Wolfe, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1:50; established
1879; Louis Holtman, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
MINER; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Sam. B. Rilej'.editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; A. F. Bridges, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BREMEN, Marshall Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on B. & O. Rd., 15 m. from Plymouth and
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IXDIAXA.
INDIANA.
20 from South Bend ; in a luniberiug aud
agricultural district.
BANNER; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
George A. Sunderland, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
ENQUIRER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1.25 ; established
1885 ; Brook H. Bowman, editor aud pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BRISTOL., Elkhart Co., [^ 800 pop., on
L. S. & M. S. Rd., 9 m. from Elkhart. En-
gaged in mercantile pursuits.
BANNER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; C. F. Mosier, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BROAD RIPPIiE, Marion Co., a
300 pop., on White r., 9 m. N. of Indianap-
olis. A large flour mill is located here.
BEACON; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Manlove & Co., editors and
publishers ; an edition of the Kirkliu Air
Line News.
BROOKSBURGH, Jeffersoii Co., □,
20J pop., on Ohio r., 7 m. from Madison, the
county seat. In an agricultiu-al district ;
corn, wheat, barley, potatoes and hay being
the principal products.
SUN ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886 ; T. D. Wright, editor ; Will T. Wright,
publisher.
BROOKSTON, JVJdte Co.,\2 700 pop.,
14 m. N. of Lafayette, on the Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago Rd. A good grain,
fruit and stock-raising section ; good ship-
ping point. Has an academy, tile factory
and brick yard.
REPORTER; Fridays; fonr pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1872 ; C. C. French, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
BROOKVILLE, C. H., Franklin
Co., a- 2,iXH) pop., on White Water r. and
White Water Rd., 41 m. N. W. from Cincin-
nati and 32 S. of Richmond. Connected
with Ohio r. by the White Water canal.
Contains excellent graded schools, ma-
chine shops, flouring and paper mills, and
many other industries, and is a place of
considerable trade.
A3IERICAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.75 ; es-
tablished 1851 ; W. H. Green, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FRANKLIN DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1839 ; Edgar R.
Quick, editor and publisher ; circulation
K2.
VISITOR; monthly; four pages; size;
22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884;
James M. Miller, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
BROWNSTOWN, C. H., Jackson
Co., Q 1,500 pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., 1
m. E. of Driftwood fork of the White r., 11 S.
W. of Seymour and 98 W. of Cincinnati. It
Is surrounded by a fertile country, which
contains valuable timber in abundance,
and numerous extensive peach and apple
orchards. Has a number of flour and saw
mills and spoke and heading factories.
BANNER ; Thursdays; independent-dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 : established 1869 ; Wm. Frysinger,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BUNKER HILL, Miami Co., i 1,000
pop., 67 m. N. of ludiauapolis, at junction
of Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago, and
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rds. A
fine agricultural and stock-growing coun-
try. Manufactures and ships considerable
hardwood lumber.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent; eight
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
ished 1875; J. W. O'Hara, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
Fi
BUTLER, DeKalb Co., cf 2,000 pop., at
junction of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rds.,
8 m. from Waterloo aud 33 from Fort
Wayne. Has large flour mills, and is exten-
sively engaged in the manufacture of car-
riages, chaii'S and iron castings.
RECOR'D; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x4<i; subscription §1.50; established 1877;
W. A. Hoisington & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Thiu-sdays; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription §1.50; established 1882;
John J. Higgins, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Wayne Co.,d-
2,700 pop., on the Chicago, St. Louis cfe Pitts-
burg, Fort Wayne, Muncie & Cincinnati,
White Water and terminus of Cambridge
branch of JefEersonville, Madison & In-
dianapolis Kds., 53 m. from Indianapolis
and 75 from Cincinnati. Trading ;centre,
surrounded by a f arming'country. Exten-
sively engaged in manufactures. Branch
shops of the Missoui-i Car and Foundry
Works are located here.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; F. C Mos-
baugh, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WAYNE CITIZEN; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1878 ; W. P. Harding, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMDEN, Carroll Co., a 900 pop.,
on Logansport branch of Vandalia Rd., 12 m.
from Logansport. Engaged in lumbering,
and local business ; in a good farming and
grazing country.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; four pages:
size ,\)x26; subscription §1.25; established
1879 ; Z. Hunt, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K 2.
CANNELTON, C. H., Perry Co., 9
l,834t pop., on Ohio r., 70 m. above Evans-
ville and 125 below LouisvUle, Ky. The coal
mines of Cannelton are noted as the largest
below Pittsburgh. Engaged in cotton and
other manufactures.
ENQUIRER AND REPORTER ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription §1.50; established 1852;
W. N. Underwood, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican; four
paijes; size 24x36; established 1886; L. L.
Burke, editor aud publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
185
INDIANA.
CARBON, Clay Co., -a 1,000 pop., on
Indianapolis & St. Louis Rd., 20 m. N. E. of
Terre Haute and 53 W. of Indianapolis.
Has fine churches and sciiools, flouring mill,
heading and stave factory and brick liiln.
Surrounded by a farming and coal mining
section.
tJLiOBE ; Fridays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription SI; established
1886 ; Calvin Goss, editor and publisher.
CARMEL, Hamilton Co., n 700 pop.,
on Louisville, New Albanj- & Chicago Rd.,
1,5 m. N. of Indianapolis. Several churches,
an academy and tile factory.
CITIZEN ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Manlove & Co., editors and
publishers ; an edition of the Ku-klin Air Line
Neu:i.
CHARLESTOWN, Clark Co., g
1,103't- pop., 2J m. from tlie Oliio r.. and
the Louisville branch of the Ohio & Missis-
sippi Rd., and 12 from Louisville, Ky. It is
surrounded by excellent land and has an
active business.
CL.ARK CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .$2; established 1S69; W. S. Ferrier,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHESTERTON, Porter Co., ^ 1,000
pop., 10 m. from Valparaiso, on Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Rd. Engaged in organ
building and brick manufacturing,
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; independent:
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; A. J. • Bowser, editor and
publisher ; circulatiou K 1.
CHRISNEY, Spencer Co., p 400 pop.,
on the Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Ed.,
9 m. X. of Rockport and 40 from Evansville.
An excellent point for all kinds of manu-
factures, surrounded by a fertile agricult-
ural district.
SUN ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. C. Chris-
ney. editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
CHURUBUSCO, Whitley Co., cf
1,000 pop. Lumbering is the principal in-
dustry.
SUNDAY PEOPLE; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; suiscription
SI ; established 1883; Kinsey Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CLAY CITY, Clay Co., -n 1,000 pop.,
on Terre Haute & Southeastern Rd., 26 m.
from Terre Haute. Mining and timber sec-
tion ; also a good market for grain.
REPORTER; Fridays ; four pages :
size 24x34 ; subscription SI ; established 1881 ;
James T. Buck, editor and publisher ; circu-
tion L2.
C'LI'STO'S, Vermilion Co., -a 1,250 pop.,
15 m. from Terre Haute, on the Evansville,
Terre Haute & Chicago Rd. Has coal in-
terest's.
CASEY'S SIFTINGS; Saturdays;
independent; four pages; size 3'ix44; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1884 ; Mont L.Casey, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CLtOV'E'R'DALi'E, Putnam Co., -a 550
pop., on L., N. A. & Chicago Rd., 35 m. from
Indianapolis. Produces lumber, staves, etc.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
INDIANA.
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; established
1881 ; Will J. Hood, editor and publisher : cir-
culation L 2 . 1^
HERALD; Fridays; democratic: four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1: established
1881 ; W. E. Nangle, editor and publisher.
COLFAX, Clinton Co., D 1,200 pop., at
junction of C. L, St. Louis & C. and T. H.
& L. Rds., 21 m. E. of Lafayette. A good
shipping point.
COURIER; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §1.25 ; established 1885 ; S.
S. Allen, editor and publisher; circ'u K l.
COLUMBIA CITY, C. H., Whitley
Co., cf 3,500 pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago, and Detroit & Indianapolis
division of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rds., 19 m. from Fort Wayne. It has a fine
trade, and is located in the centre of a rich
agricultural district.
C O 31 31 E R C I A L. ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1868; J. W. Baker, editor and pub-
lisherj cii-culation K 2.
POST; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x43 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; J. W. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Bartholomew Co.,
[? 6,500 pop., on White r., 41 m. from Indian-
apolis, on the Jeffersonville, Madison &
Indianapolis Rd., at the junction of the
Cambridge City & Madison branch ; also
terminus of Columbus, Hope & Greenburg
branch of Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St.
Louis & Chicago Rd. In an agricultural
district.
EVENING REPUBLICAN; every
evening except Sunday, and REPUBLI-
CAN, Thursdays; republican; dailj' four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— dailj' 22x30,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
S1.25 ; established— dailj' 1877, weekly 1872 ;
C. Ricketts, editor; Isaac T. Brown, pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily L 2 , weeklj' J 1.
HERALD: every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK.LY% Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 19x26, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
— dailv S5.20, weekly $1.50; established-
daily 1882, weekly 1881 ; G. E. Finney and C.
H. Lacy, editors; Herald Co.. publishers;
circulation— daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription S1..50; estab-
lished 1886 ; Henrv Holt, editor and publisher.
REPUBLICAN; (see Evening Repub-
lican.)
CONNERSVILLE, C. H.. Fayette
Co., n- 5,000 pop., on White Water r., and the
White Water Rd., at the intersection of the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indianapolis Rd.
with the Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louis-
ville Rd., 42 m. from Hamilton, 65 from Cin-
cinnati and 56 from Indianapolis. Engaged
in manufactures, and the centre of a large
trade.
EXAMINER; Wednesdays ; four pages;
size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ;
John M. Higgs, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1 .
TI3IES; Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1826 ; A. M. Sinks, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
CORYDON, C. H., Harrison Co., P
1,200 pop., on Indian Creek and at terminus
186
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIAXA.
of the Louisville, New Albany & Corydon
Rd., 9 m. from the Ohio r. and 21 from
Louisville, Ky. Noted for Its great quan-
tity of valuable building and lithographic
stone, marble, timber, etc. ; also as an agri-
cultural region, .being one of the finest
wheat and grain-producing counties in the
State. It also contains some valuable sul-
phur springs.
DE>IOCRAT; Tuesdavs ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1857; Geo. K. Gwartney, editor
and publisher : eii-culation J ] ;
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1868 ; George W. Self, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
COVINGTON, C. H., Fountain Co., -a
1,920 pop., on Wabash r., "Wabash & Erie
Canal, and Indiana, Bloomington &W"estern,
and on Attica & Covington Branch of Wa-
bash, St. L.ouis & Pacific Rds., 73 m. from
Indianapolis. Large quantities of coal, live
stock and produce are shipped from here.
PEOPLES' FRIEND; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription 81.50 ; established 1842 ; C. H. Gvv^-nn,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
^PENCE'S PEOPLES' PAPER ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 : subscription $1.50; established 1874 ; W.
F. Vogt, editor and publisher ; cii-c'n J 1.
CRAWFORDS VILLE, C.B:.,Mont-
gomery Co.. -n 10,500 pop., on Sugar Creek.
The Louisville, New Albany & Chicago, In-
dianapolis, Bloomington & Western and Lo-
gansport division of Vandalia Line Rds.
all pass through here ; 30 m. from Lafayette
and 44 from Indianapolis. A fine agricultu-
ral and well-timbered district. Seat of Wa-
bash College.
ARGUS-NEWS ; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 23x36 ; subscription
$5 ; established 18S;3 ; S. M. Cofifmau and W. E.
Rosebro. editors and publishers; circ'n J 1.
REVIEW; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.65; estab-
lished 1841 ; Luse & Galev, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
SATURDAY EVENING JOUR-
NAL; Saturdays, and WEDNESDAY
JOURNAL, Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1..50;
established 18:38; T. H. B. McCain, editor
and publisher ; circulation— Saturday I 1 .
1^~ Actnal average circulation of the Satur-
day edition for one year preceding Nov. 27,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 2,2o2 copies.
STAR; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages; size :Wx44 ; subscx-iption $1.50; estab-
lished 1871 ; Jere. Keeney, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
WEDNESDAY JOURNAL; (see
Saturday Ereniiig Journal.)
BOTANICAL GAZETTE; monthly;
science; thirty-two pages; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $2; established 1876; John M
Coulter, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
PROHIBITIONIST; monthly; pro-
hibition ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription
25 cents; established 1886; J. R. Etter, editor
and publisher.
WABASH; monthly; twenty-four pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1876; Students of Wabash College, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college pa-
per ; issued dui-ing the collegiate year.
CROTHERS VILLE, Jackson Co., g
600 pop., on J. M. « I. Rd., 12 m. from Sey
INDIANA.
mour. Situated in a fine agricultural and
stock-raising section. Engaged to some ex-
tent in manufacturing.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886; Jno. W. Chambers, editor
and publisher.
CROWN POINT, C. H., Lake Co.,
"D 2,521 pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati
& St. Louis and Chicago & Atlantic
Rds., 41 m. from Chicago. Extensively
engaged in agriculture and stock-raising,
particularlj' hogs. The most important
and largest shipping point between Chicago
and Logansport. Large amounts of grain
and hay shipped. The jEtna Iron Works
have recently been established here, giving
employment to over three hundred men.
FREIE PRESSE; Thursdays ; German ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; John Lehmann, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LAKE CO. STAR; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; J. J. Wheeler editor
and publisher : circulation J 1 .
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857; John Millikan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DALE, Spencer Co., p 600 pop., oii tlie
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Rd., 20 m.
N. of Rockport, in an agricultural section.
REPORTER; Fridays : eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 : Lou
Black, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DANA, Vermilion Co., -n 800 pop., on
the Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield Rd.,
75 m. W. of Indianapolis. An important
grain centre.
NEWS; Thursdays ; fom- pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.5U ; established 1885 ;
M. L. Griffith, editor and publisher ; cu''n L 2 .
DANVILLE, C. H., Hendricks Co., u
2,000 pop., on the Indianapolis & St. Louis
Rd., 20 m. from Indianapolis. The Central
Normal College, with nearlj' one thousand
students, is located here. The town is an
enterprising trade centre, and an impor-
tant point in the business of the county,
which has a thrifty and prosperous popu-
lation.
HENDRICKS CO. GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; established 1880 ; E. D. King & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HENDRICKS CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays; republican; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
J. C. Ochiltree, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
DARLINGTON, Montgomery Co., n
s(Opop., on Terre Haute & Imlianapolis Rd.,
and Sugar Creek, 8 m. E. of Crawfordsville.
Has three churches and an academy.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 21x30; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1886; T. V. Maxedon, editor and
publisher.
DECATUR, C. H.. Adams Co., cf 3,500
pop., on St. Mary's r., 21 m. from Fort Wayne
and on the Cincinnati, Richmond & Fort
Wayne, Chicago & Atlantic and Toledo, St.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
187
INDIANA.
Louis & Kansas City Rds., in the midst of an
agricultural district. Extensively engaged
in the lumber trade.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; .size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; N. Blackburn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J 1 .
JOURNAL.; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .81.50 ; established 1379 ;
Sholty & MofEett, editors ; E. D. MofCett, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DELPHI, C. H., Carroll Co., a 3,500
pop., on "Wabash r., and "Wabash, St. Louis
& Pacific and Louisville, New Albany &
Chicago Rds., 17 m. from Lafayette, 107 m.
from Chicago and 72 m. from Indianapolis.
Said to be the leading lime region in the
West. Extensively engaged in manufac-
tures.
J O U R N A li ; Thursdaj's ; republican ;
eight pages; size 36x48; subscription $1.50;
established 1850 ; Young & Reprogle, editors
and publishers ; circulation .J 1 .
NEWS-LETTER; Saturdays; eight
Sages; size 32x3i; subscription $1.20; estab-
shed 1885 ; Bei'g "W. Applegate, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; R. M. Isherwood, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .12.
DENVER, Miami Co., [j 800 pop., at
crossing' of the Indianapolis, Peru & Chi-
cago, and Detroit and Eel Rivers division of
the Wabash Rd. Has a roller mill and tw^o
saw mills.
SUN; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription 75 cents ; Dr.
O. F. Snook, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
DUBLIN, Wayne Co., n- I.OTOf pop., 51
m. E. of Indianapolis and 18 m. W. of Rich-
mond, on the Pittsburgh & St. Louis Rd.
High and healthy location, in a good agi-i-
cultural and stock-growing country ; farm
implements manufactured.
WAYNE REGISTER; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1875 ; Albert Burr, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CONVENTION REPORTER; month
ly ; universalist ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 18S5 ; Rev. R. N.
John, editor and publisher.
DUNKIRK, Jay Co., D- 1,000 pop., on
Pittsburgh, Ciueinnati & St. Louis Rd., sur-
rounded by a farming and lumbering dis-
trict.
JAY CO. INDEPENDENT ; Satur
<iays ; independent : eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1886 ; Laurence
E. Howe, editor and publisher.
EDINBURGH, Johnson Co., u l.SUf
pop., on E. fork of White r., which furnishes
good water power, and on Jeffersonville,
Madison & Indianapolis Rd., 30 m. S. E.
of Indianapolis. Engaged in flour, lumber
and starch manufacturing.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x3 i; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
E. M. Hardy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
ELKHART, Ellchart Co., b 11,000
pop., on St. Joseph's r., at the junction
of the Northern Indiana Air Line and
the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rds.,
INDIANA.
and of the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michi-
gan Rd., 100 m. from Chicago. Has good
water power, which is fully developed for
manufacturing. Three rivers converge
here— the St. Joseph's, Elkhart and Chris-
tiana.
INDEPENDENT ; every evening except
Sunday, and NEWS, Fridays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— tlaily 22x30,
weeklv 30x44 ; subscription— dail3' $5, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1883, weekly 1880 ; G. C.
Johnson, Geo. T. Ager and R. M. Johnson,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
L2, weekly K 1.
REVIEW; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size — daily 21x31, weekly 26x40;
subscription— dailv $5, weekly ,$1 ; establish-
ed—tlaily 1872, weekly 1859 ; C. H. Chase and
A. P. Keiit, editors ; Review Printing Co.. pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly K 2.
MENNONITISCHE RUNDSCHAU;
Wednesdays ; German ; mennonite ; four
pages; size 20x26: subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1880 • J. F. Harms, editor ; Mennon-
ite Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
J 2; issue also the Herald of Truth and. the
Herald de Wahrheit.
N E VVS : (see Independent.)
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages : size 36x4S ; subscription $2 ;
established 1886 ; W. H. Norton, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
HERALD OF TRUTH? semi-month-
ly ; mennonite ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1864 ; J. "F.
Funk, editor ; Mennonite Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1 ; issue also the
Mennonitische ttundschau and the Herald de
Wahrheit.
HEROLD DE WAHRHEIT; semi-
monthly ; German ; mennonite ; sixteen
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; established
1864 ; J. F. Funk, editor ; Mennonite Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation II; issue
also the Mennonitische Rundschau and the
Herald af Truth.
ELLETTSVILLE, ]ifonroe Co.,^ 700
pop., on Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd., about 9 m. from Bloomington. Has
several large stone quarries.
MONROE CO. CITIZEN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 70 cents ;
established 1882; W. B. Harris, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ELWOOD, Madison Co., D 1,400 pop.,
45 m. from Indianapolis, on Pittsburgh, Cin-
cinnati & St. Louis and Lake Erie & West-
ern Rds. A great grain and stock-shipping
point. Has grain elevators, flax and stave
factories, saw mills, etc.
FREE PRESS; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ; Jesse
Mellett, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
ENGLISH, Crawford Co., g 700 pop.,
on the Louisville, EvansvUle & St. Louis
Rd. Engaged in manufacturing.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1882;
James Walpert, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
EVANSVILLE, C. H., Vanderburgh
Co., p 50,0UO pop., on Ohio r., 195 m. below
Louisville, and at terminus and intersection
of at least fifteen different railroads,
divisions and branches. The shipments
from Evansville rank higher in volume
than those of any other city on the Ohio
r. below ncinnati. Has one of the larg-
188
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INBIAXA.
est cotton mills in the West ; also several
large furniture factories, foundries, etc. ;
well adapted to manufactures. Coal for
manufacturing purposes is sold at from 65
to 90 cents per ton, there being 12 mines in
operation almost within the city limits.
COURIER 5 everj^ morning, and
WEEKLiY, Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
eription— daily $8, weekly SI, Sunday §2 ;
established 1865 ; Courier Co., editor.s and
publishers; circ'n— daily J 2, weekly Jl.
DEMOKRAT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLiY, Tuesdays ; Ger-
man ; democratic ; daily twelve pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— dailv (size of pasje) 15x23,
weekly 34x48 ; subscription — dailv S7.50,
weekly $2, Sunday §2 ; established "1864 ; F.
Lauenstein, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily I 1 , weekly H 1.
EVENING BULiLiETIN; every evening
except Sunday ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1884 ;
Chas. F. Gould, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
JOURNALi ; every morning, and DOIi-
IiAR JOURNALi, Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page, 15x22; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly SI. Sunday $2;
established 1831 ; Evansville Journal Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; cii-culation— daily J 1 ,
weekly J i .
PUBLIC; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion ,§5 ; established 1884 ; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 23x35,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 18T7, weeklv 1878 ; F. M.
Gilbert and A. J. Miller, editors and publish-
ers ; cii-culation- dailv J 1 , weeklv K 1.
DIE INDIANA POST; Saturdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2: established 1879; E. Wilkom, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
DOLLAR JOURNAL; (see Journal.)
LABOR RECORD; Saturdays; labor;
four pages ; size 20x-^6 ; established 1886 ; Geo.
E. Clark, editor and publisher; issues also
the Indiana A. O. U. W. Recorder.
INDIANA A. O. U. W. RECORD-
ER : monthly ; Ancient Order of United
Workmen ; four pages ; size 19x24 ; aiibscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Geo. E. Clark,
editor and publisher; circulation L2; issues
also the Labor Record.
TAIRMOUNT, Grant Co., U 1,000
pop., on Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan,
Rd., 60 m. N. of Indianapolis. A flne semi-
nary here.
NEAVS ; Thursdays ; Independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877; Edgar M. Baldwin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHILD'S GOLDEN VOICE; monthly;
juvenile; eight pages; size 22x28; subscription
50 cents : established 1885 ; G. P. Riley, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
FARMLANr, liandoljih Co., [> 1,100
pop., on Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
& Indianapolis Rd. Grain section. Best
stock and grain market in county.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1; established 1885; Harry E.
Manor, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FliORA, Carroll Co., n 750 pop., on
the Logausport division of the Terre Haute
& Indianapolis Rd., 19 m. S. S. W. of Logan-
sport. A large carriage shop, saw and
planing mills, furniture factory and many
other industries here. 125 flowing fountains
INDIANA.
cause the town to be known as " Fountain
City." The surrounding section is largely
devoted to agriculture.
FOUNTAIN CITY ENTERPRISE;
Saturdays ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1885 ; Nobes & Moss, edi-
tors and publishers; circ'n L2. ^^^ Actual
average circulation for one year jjreceding
Nov. 15, 1886, as per .statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
469 copies.
FORT BRANCH, Gibson Co., p 800
pop., on the Evansville & Terre Haute Rd,,
20 m. N. of Evansville. A graded school.
Tile and brick making and milling.
TELEPHONE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x:%; subscription $1; established 1885 ;
Chas. W. Welman and W. D. Brown, editors
and uublishers • circulation L l .
FORTVILLE, Hancock Co., a 750
pop., on C, C, C. & I. Rd„ 20 m. N. of Indian-
apolis. Surroimded by a fine agricultural
district.
SUN; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscriptiim $1 ; established 1886 ; A. A. & A.
E. Stuart, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
FORT WAYNE, C. H., Allen Co., ^
35,000 pop., at the confluence of St. Joseph
and St. Mary's rs., which form the Maumee.
The Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. here
intersects the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Rd. Five other important raUroads
centre here. One of the most important
points in the State. Extensively engaged in
manufactures of various kinds. Surround-
ed bj' a fine agi-icultural district.
GAZETTE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; daily and wecKly four pages, Sunday
eight pages; size— daily 24x36, weekly 30x44,
Sunday (size of page) 15x22; sub.scription—
daily $5, weekly $1-50 ; established 1863 ;.
Gazette Co., editors and publishei-s; circu-
lation— dailv H 1, weeklv I 2 .
INDIANA STAATS-ZEITUNG ;
every evening except Sunday, and AVEEK-
L Y, Tuesdays ; German ; daily— four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — ilaily 22x28, weekly
28x42; subscription— weeklj' §2; established
—daily 1876, weekly 1858 ; Staats-Zeitung Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
K 2, weekly J 2.
JOURNAL ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
four pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription — daily $3, weekly SI ; estab-
lished—daily 1881, weekly 1869; I. B. Mc-
Donald, editor ; Journal Company, pub-
lishers; circulation— daily J 2, weekly 12.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent;
daily four pages, weekly sixteen pages ; size
— dmlv 21x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription —
daily S3 ; established— daily 1874, weekly 1881 ;
W. D. Page, editor ; Page, Taylor & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily I 1 , weekly K 2.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and Weekly, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 22x32, weekly
31x46; subscription— daily $4.80, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1S60, weekly 1833 ; E. A. K.
Hackett, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily I 2 , weekly 12 ; issues also the. 4»it'>'i-
can Farmer.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 25 ;
established 1878 ; J. Mitchell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WELT BU li GER; Thursdays ; German;,
catholic; eight pages; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion $2 ; Westhoff & Rusewald, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
18»
INDIANA.
A:>IERICAN FAR3IER ; monthly ;
agricultural ; six-
teen pages ; size of
page 10 X 12 ; sub-
scription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; E. A. K.
Hackett, editor and
publisher ; circula-
tion F 1 ; issues also
the Sentinel.
NATIONAL 3IONITOR OF POUL.-
TRY AND PETS ; monthly ; poultry
raising; thirty-six pages; size of page 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; Joseph
Wallace, editor ; T. F. McGrew, Jr., pub-
lisher : circulation 1 1 .
METHODIST PULPIT AND PEW;
bi-montlily ; methodist ; sixty-four pages oc-
tavo; subscription Sl.nO; established 1885;
W. O. Pierce. D. D.. editor ; Methodist Cen-
tennial Co., Dublishers; circulation K 2.
JOl RNAL OF THE MEDICAL.
SCIENCES; quarterly ; medical ; 116
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1881; C. B. Stemen, M. D., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FOWLER, C. H., Benton Co., -n 1,000
pop., on Rd., in centre of county, naid-
way between Chicago and Indianapolis.
Soil especiall}^ adapted to agriculture and
stock-raising.
BENTON REVIEW; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages; size 3(>x44; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; D. J. Eastburn, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ERA ; Thui'sdays ; republican ; eight pages ;
size 30x46; subscription SI. 50; established
1873 ; J. H. Lewis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K ].
FRANKFORT, C. H., Clinton Co., a
5,100 pop., on Terre Haute & Logansport
bi'anch of Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rd.
and the Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis and
Lake Erie & Western and the Indianapolis
and Chicago Air Line Rds., 36 m. from
Logansport, 43 from Indianapolis, 26 from
Lafayette, and 79 from Terre Haute. In a
fine farming district.
CRESCENT ; Wednesdays, and DEMO-
CRAT, Skturdays; democratic; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established-
Saturday, 1885, Wednesday, 18jl ; Hallock &
Russell, editors and publishers ; circulation—
Wednosdav J 1, Saturdav J 1.
DEMOCKAT; (see Crescent.)
SATURDAY BANNER: Saturdays,
and WEDNESDAY^ BANNER ; Wed
nesdays; republican; four pages; size 24x40;
subscription $1 each; established— Saturdaj"
1854, Wednesday 1885; Joseph B. Cheadle.
editor and publisher ; circulation— Saturday
K 2, Wednesday K 2.
TIMES; Saturdays; eight pages; size
36x4s ; subscription §1.25 ; establistied 1877 ;
Hamilton & Fowler, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
WEDNESDAY BANNER; {see Satur-
day Banner.)
FRANKLIN, C. H., Johnson Co., D
3,116+ pop., on JefEersonville, Madison & In-
dianapolis Rd., at intersection of Cincin-
nati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chicago and
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago Rds., 20
m. from Indianapolis. Surrounded by a
rich agricultural district.
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.65;
INDIANA.
established 1859; Luther Short, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JACK.SONIAN; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1833 ; Moody & Cravens, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.60 ;
established 1&45 ; D. W. Barnett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2
COLLEGIATE; monthly; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ;
students of Franklin College, editors and
publishers ; issued during the collegiate year.
FRANKTON, Madison Co., n 550
pop., on Pipe Creek, and on the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd, Various manu-
factories.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1; established 1885;
I. H Longdon, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
FREMONT, Steuben Co., cf 800 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 8
m. from Angola, the county seat. An agri-
cultural section.
ENTERPR ISE ; Fridays ; temperance ;
four pages; size 24x34; subscription $1.25;
established 1886; N. B. Ruggles, editor and
publisher.
GARRETT, De Kalb Co., ^ 3,000 pop.,
on the B. & O. Rd. Location of the B. & O.
Rd. repair and car sliops. The largest town
in the county.
CLIPPER; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; .subscription $1.50 : established 1885 ;
A. J. Little, editor and publisher ; ctrc'n K 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877 ; Otho J. Powell, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
GENEVA, Adams Co., iif 700 pop., on
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 10 m. N. of
Portland. Produces large quantities of
timber.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1 ; established
1885 : H. S. Thomas, editor and publisher.
GOODLAND, Newton Co., ^ 628t
pop., on P., C. & St. Louis, and Chicago &
Indiana Coal Rds., 40 m. N. W. of Lafayette
and 48 W. of Logansport ; surrounded by a
rich grain-growing district.
SATURDAY' HERALD ; Saturdays;
neutral ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; A. J. Kitt, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GOSHEN, C. H., Elkhart Co., ^ 6,000
pop., on the Elkhart r., at the Intersection
of the Noi-thern Indiana Aii- Line with the
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Rd. The
centre of a rich agricultural district, pos-
sessing good water power, which is exten-
sively employed in manufacturing.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages : size-
daily 22x30, weeklv 30x44 ; subscription— daily
$4.80, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1883,
weekly 1877; News Pi'inting Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily K 1, weekly J 2.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican}
dailj' four pages, weekly eight pages ; size—
dailv 24x36, weekly 36x48 ; subscription — daily
$4.75, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1886,
190
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
^
weekly ISSlJ; Dr. H. J. Beyerle, editor; H.
J. Beyerle & Son, publishers; circulation-
week Iv J 2.
D E 31 O C R A T ^ Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1837 ; William A. Beane, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GRAND VIEW, Spencer Co., p 1,000
pop., on Ohio r., 6 m. above Rockport and
145 below Louisville. Has flouring mill,
grist, spoke and lath mill, and lai-ge tobacco
and produce warehouses.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
^x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1866 ;
W. E. Knight, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
<5-REENCASTLE,C.H.,PM<rtam Co.,
-a 3,644t pop. (.with suburbs, 6,000), on Indian-
apolis & St. Louis and St. Louis, VandaUa,
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rds., at inter-
section of Louisville, New Albanj' & Chicago
Rd., 39 m. W. of Indianapolis and 200 S. of
Chicago. A rich and populous agricultural
district and centre of a large trade and
manufacturing industries. Seat of De
Pauw University, with TOO students.
EVENING COURIER; every evening
•except Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x26 sub-
scription $5; established 1S86; Courier Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publisners.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
non-political ; four pages ; size 18x26 ; sub-
scription $5.20 ; established 1886 ; C. E. & H. L.
Marsh, editors and publishers.
BANNER; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
ages; size 30x44; subscription $1..50; estab-
ished 1849 ; Geo. J. Langsdale, editor and
puVjlisher ; circulation J 1.
PUTNAM DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays;
-democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion §1; established 18S4 ; Howard Briggs,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR-PRESS; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages : size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1858 ; Frank A. Arnold, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES ; Thui-sdays ; republican ; eight
\ pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription 81.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; A. A. Smith, editor and publisher;
.circulation K 2.
DE PAUW MONTHLY ; thirty eight
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1878 ; the Literary Societies of De Pauw Uni-
versity, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
GREENFIELD, C. B..,mmcock Co., a
2,750 pop., on the Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts-
burgh and proposed line of new North and
South Rds., 20 m. E. of Indianapolis. En-
gaged in manufacturing furnitm-e and
various other articles. Several saw and
flouring mills. The centre of a good farm-
ing district.
HANCOCK DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
•days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x41 ;
subscription S2 ; established i85'.i ; Wm. 3Iitch-
ell, editor and publisher : circulation J 2.
HANCOCK JEFFERSONIAN; Sat
urdays ; lour nages ; size 26x40; subscription
^1 ; established 1878 ; R. J. Strickland, editor
and publisher; circulation .1 1.
REPUBLICAN! Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1880; H. C. Marsh and R. M. Lvnn,
editors ; Republican Publishing Co.. pub-
lishers; circulation .1 1.
PRIMITIVE MONITOR; semi
monthly; baptist; rtfty-two pages octavo;
subscription $1-50; established 1886; R. W.
Thompscm, editor; D. H Goble, publisher;
Issues also the Home and School Visitor.
INDIANA.
H03IE AND SCHOOL VISITOR ;
monthly ; juvenile ; thirty-two pages ; size
of page 7x10 ; subscription 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1881: D. H. Goble, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements ; issues
also the Primitive Monitor.
GREENSBURGH, C. H., Decatur
Co., ^ 4,500 pop., on Cincinnati, Indian-
apolis, St. Louis & Chicago, Vernon, Greens-
burg & Rushville, Richmond & Evansville,
and Columbia, Hope & Greensburg Rds., 46
m. from Indianapolis. Engaged in milling
and manufacturing, and surrounded by a
productive agricultural region. Extensive
stone quarries are located here.
NEW ERA ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868 ; Meudenhall & White, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1879; Montgomery &
Willoughby, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
STANDARD ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
f)ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1835 ; J. J. Hazelrigg & Sons, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
HAGERSTOWN, Wayne Co., o 1,000
pop., on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis and the White Water Rds. Has a
number of flouring mills and is quite a
grain-shipping point.
EXPONENT; Wednesdays; independ-
ent four pages; size 24x36: subscription $1 ;
established 1876; H. J. Day, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the Wayne
Farmer.
WAYNE FARMER ; monthly; agricult-
ural ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1883 ; H. J. Day, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; issues also the
Exponent.
HAMMOND, Lake Co., ti 5,000 pop.,
on Grand Calumet r., and four railroads,
20 m. E. of Chicago, 111. Has a distillery,
steel spring works and chemical works ;
a large slaughter house, and carriage and
syrup factories, and one of the largest nail
mills in the country ; also three extensive
brick yards and a number of grist mills.
LABOR RECORD; Fridays; labor;
fovu* pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Porter B. Towle, editor ; Rec-
ord Publishing Co., pulilishers.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
34x48 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; A.
A. Winslow, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
HANOVER, Jefferson Co., ^. 400 pop.,
on N. bank of Ohio i\ Seat of Hanover
College. Engaged in manufacturing shoes
and various other articles.
HANOVER MONTHLY; thirty two
pages; size of page 9x11 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; students' senior class of
Hanover College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
HARRODSBURG, Monroe Co., g
800 pop., on Clear Creek and Louisville
New Albany & Chicago Rd., 12 m. S. of
Bloomington. Has tannery, flour and wool-
en mills. Large stone quarries in the
vicinity.
REVIEW; Saturdays ; independent
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 60 cents
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191
INDIANA.
established 1886 ; Neill and Harris, editors and
publishers.
HARTFORD CITY, C H., Black-
ford Co., D- 2,000 pop., at crossing of Chi-
cago, St. Louis and Pittsburgh, and Fort
Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville Rds., 75 ni.
from Indianapolis, 175 from Chicago, 130
from Cincinnati, 47 from Fort Wayne. A
large hub and spoke factory is here ; also
several other manufactories.
TE1.EGRA3I; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1876 ; S. M. Briscoe, editor and publisher ; cir-
■culation K 2.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Huffman & Geisler, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HEBRON, Porter Co., \2 800 pop., on
Pan Handle Kd., I4i^ m. from Valparaiso,
in a fine agricultural section.
HERALD; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription SI ; es
tablished 1886; Winslow & Morgan, editors
and publishers.
HOPE, Bartholomeio Co., g 1,100 pop.,
on line of Columbus, Hope & Greensburg
Rd. A thriving town.
NEW S- J O U R N A L, ; Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.15 ; established 1883 ; D. B. Baldwin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2. ^;^g^Actxial
average circulation for one year preceding
Nov. 13, 1886, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
825 coiiies.
NORMAL. INSTRUCTOR; monthly;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1884 ; members of the Normal
Pedagogical Institute, editors and publishers ;
circulation LI; a school paper; issued dur-
ing the school year.
HUNTINGBURGH, Dubois Co., p
3,000 pop., on the Louisville, Evansville &
St. Louis Rd. and the Evansville branch of
the same, 48 m. N.E. from Evansville and 75
W. frf>m Louisville. Engaged in manufac-
tures, agriculture and coal raining.
ARGUS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
C. C Schreeder, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lishe;! 1885; Robert H. Schley, editor; Inde-
pendent Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K 1 .
SIGNAL; Thursdays; G^srman; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1867; E. Pickhardt, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
HUNTINGTON, C. H., Huntington
Co., r^ 6,500 pop., on Wabash r., and the Tole-
do, Wabash & Western and Chicago & At-
lantic Rds., and the Wabash & Erie Canal, 24
m. from Fort Wayne. Actively engaged in
manufactures. Produces great quantities
of lime.
EVENING HERALD ; every evening
except Sunday, and INDIANA HER-
ALD, Wednesdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x31,
weekly :30x44 ; subscription — weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1882, weekly 1848; E. O.
Mohler, editor; Herald Prmting Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— dailv L 2 , weekly K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
INDIANA.
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; Emery & Biliter, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
INDIANA HERALD; (see Evening
Herald. )
NEWS-EXPRESS; Fridays; eight
pages : size 30x44 ; established 1878 ; Butler &
Hoover, editors and publishers ; circ'n .J 2.
IDAVILLE, White Co., b 375 pop.,
on the Chicago. St. Louis & Pittsbuigh Rd.
Engaged in lumbering.
OBSERVER; Wednesdays; neutral;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; Bert, and Will. Small, editors and
publishers.
INDIANAPOLIS, C. H., Marion
Co., a Statecapital, 75,056+ pop., on Whiter.,
geographical centre of State, 115 m. from
Cincinnati, 110 from Louisville. 240 from St.
Louis, 19-i from Chicago. The centering
point of thirteen important railroads, and
in a rich and fertile district, having an
immense trade.
INDIANA TRIBUNE ; every even-
ing except Sunday, and Sunday morning ;
German ; daily four pages, Sunday eight
pages; size— daily 23x34, Sunday 36x48; sub-
scription §6 ; established 1878 ; Tribune Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—dailv J 1. Sunday J 1.
JOURNAL ; everv mornmg except Sun-
day, INDIANA STATE JOURNAL,
Wednesdays, and S U N D A Y J O U R N A L,
Sundays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
page 15x21 ; subscription— daily, with Sunday
$14, without Sunday $12, Sunday $2, weekly
§1 ; established— daily 1823, weekly 1818; Indi-
anapolis Journal Newspaper Co., editors and
publishers; circulation — daily G 1, weekly
G2. Sunday G 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; sub-
scription S6 ; established 1869 ; John H. Holli-
day & Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n E 2.
SENTINEL; everv morning except Sun-
day, SUN DA V r^ENTTNEL, Sundays, and
INDIANA STATE SENT I IN EL,
Wednesdays ; democratic ; daily and weekly
eight pages ; Sundaj' twelve pages; size— daily
32x44, weekly 35x46, Sunday (size of page)
18x23 ; subscription- daily, with Sunday §12,
without Sundaj' .§10, weekly SL Sunday $2 ;
established 1832 ; W. J. Craig, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily Gl, Sunday G 2,
weekly F 2.
TAGLICHER TELEGRAPH; every
morning, and INDIANA V O L R S -
BLATT UND TELEGRAPH, Satur-
days ; German ; Independent ; dailj- four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 26x40,
weekly 34x47 ; subscription — daily $10. week-
ly $2 ; establi.shed— daily 1865, weekly 1848;
Gutenberg Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation— daily J l, weeklj- HI.; issue also
the Spottvogel.
ARGUS; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; .subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Ben D. Bagby, editor and pub-
lisher ; an orean of colored people.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 21x30; subscription 50 cents; established
l&SO; T. G. Harrison, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 1 .
CHURCH AT WORK; Thursdays;
Presbyterian ; eight pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $1.50; established 18S6;
E. P. Whallon, Ph. D., R. V. Hunter and G. L.
McNutt, editors; Work Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
DIE G LOCKE; Thursdays; German;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50; establi.shed 18-<2; William Ruhl-
mann, editor and puWisher ; circulation I 1 .
F R E E 31 A N ; Thursdays ; political re-
form ; eight pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription $1; established 1884; Louis Howland-
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. i
IM-J
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
Fi
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; established 1883; subscrij)-
tiou SI; J. A. Dynes & Co., editoi's and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2
ICOIVOCLAST ; Saturdays; anti-reli-
gious; four pages; size 2t)x..'6; subscription
$2; established ISSO; W. H. Lamaster, editor
and publisher.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; eight
ages; size 30x44; subscription §2; estab-
ished 1882 ; Sol. Hathaway, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
INDIANA BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; eiglit pages ; .size 26x40 ; subscription
§1.25 ; established 1881 ; Rev. G. H. Elgin, edi-
tor ; 6.H. Elgin audU. M. Chaille, publishers;
circulation H 2.
INDIANA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Thursdays; niethodist episcopal;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion §1.25 ; established 1&S6 ; Rev. T. A. Good-
win, A. M., editor; Advocate Publishing Co.,
publishers.
INDIANA FARMER; Saturdays; agri-
cultural ; twentj' pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1866 ; Indiana
Farmer Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion E 2.
INDIANA PHAIiANX ; Thursdays;
prohibition ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. G. L. Myers,
editor ; Indiana Phalanx Co., publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1 .
INDIANA STATE JOLRNAIi; (see
Journal.)
INDIANA STATE SENTINEIi; (see
Sentinel.)
INDIANA TRADE REVIEW 5 Sat
urdays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883: S. W. Rose, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
INDIANA VOIiKSBIiATT UND
TEL.EGRAPH; (see Telegraph.)
JERSEY BUtiLETIN ; Wednesdays;
breeding of Jersey cattle; sixteen pages; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; D. H. Jen-
kins, editor and publisher; circulation H 1.
LABOR SIGNAL; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 20x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Central Labor Union, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
Ij E A D E R ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 22x35 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
A. J. & L. H. Johnson, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
3IONROE'S IRON-CLAD AGE; Sat
urdays; anti-religious; eight pages; size
30x43 ; subscription $2.50 ; esHiblished 1850 ; J.
R.Monroe, M.D., editor and publisher; cir'n J 1.
NEW RECORD; Thursdays: ca-
tholic; eight pages; size 28x42; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1883 ; Richard Butler,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
ORGANIZER; Thursdays ; temper-
ance ; eight pages; size of page 11x14; sub-
scription 75 cents; established 1883; Miss L.
E. Reed and Miss Mollie G. Hay, editors and
publishers; circulation K 2.
PEOPLE; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size :?2x48 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1870; Enos B. Reed, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H 1.
SATURDAY HERALD ; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size :S0x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; J. C. Ochiltree, editor and
puVjlisher; circul.'ition J 2.
SPOTTVOGEL ; Sundays; German;
comic ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription
$3; established 1866; Gutenberg Co., pub-
lishers; circulation H2.; issue also the Tele-
gra)>h.
STAR AND CROWN; Wednesdays;
unsectarian ; sixteen pages; size of page
12x15; subscription $1-50; established 1882;
Seth Mills and E. J. Scott, editors ; Morning
Star Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n 11 1.
SUNDAY JOURNAL; (sec journal.)
SUNDAY SENTINEL: (^ee Sentinel)
VETERANS' REVIEW; Saturdays;
eiglit pages; size 22x28; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1881; Walrad & Erwin, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 .
INDIANA.
WESTERN SPORTSMAN AND
LIVE STOCK NEWS ; Saturdays ;
sporting and horse raising; sixteen pages; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established
1878 ; N. A. Randall, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 1 .
WORLD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x:;6; subscription §1.50; established 1882;
Christian Cooper, editor and publisher ; cii*-
culation K 2 ; an organ of colored people.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN; semi
monthlj-; Christian; eight pages; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1S86 ; E.
J. Gantz, editor ; Central Christian Pub. Co.,
publishers.
SWINE BREEDERS' JOURNAL ;
semi-monthly ; live stock ; twenty pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Wm. H. Morris, editor ; Morris
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation I 1 .
AGRICULTURAL EPITOMIST :
monthly ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1882 ;
J. A. Everitt & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation X.
Bl ILDING ASSOCIATION REG-
ISTER; monthly; eight pages; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1SS6 ; A.
Maeulen. editor and publisher.
CHURCH WORKER ; monthly; prot
estant episcopal ; eight pages ; size 19x25 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Rev. W.
W. Raymond, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 1 .
CLAY" W^ O R K E R ; monthly ; com-
mercial; fifty-six pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; T. A. Ran-
dall, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
COAL MIRROR; monthly; commer-
cial; sixteen pages; size of page 10xl4; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Charles A. Suf-
frins, editor ; Scott & Suffrins, publishers.
COMMERCIAL CURRENT ; month
ly; educational; eight pages; size of page
11x16; subscription 50 cents ; established 1885j
Commercial Current Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
DRAINAGE AND FARM JOUR-
NAL; monthly; agricultural; mechanical;
sixty-eight pages octavo ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; J. J. W. Billingsley, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
FANCIERS' GAZETTE; monthly;
poultry raising; forty pages; size of page
8x11;, subscription $1.25; established 1883;
B. N. Pierce, editor; E. A. Pierce & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
FARM AND LIVE STOCK; monthly;
live stock : sixteen pages ; size of pane 9x12 ;
subscription .50 cents ; established 18S(i ; Chas.
M. Walker, editor and publisher.
FRATER; monthly; grand army of fra-
ternity; four pages; size 16x22; established
188'' ; Frater Co., editors and publishers.
GOSPEL TRUTH ; monthly; advent;
four pages ; size 18x25 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883; G. R. Sturgeon, editor; Gos-
pel Truth Publishing Co., publishers; does
not insert advertisements.
INDIANA ECLECTIC MEDICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; fifty-eight
pages octavo; subscription $1; established
1883; G. W. Pickerill, M. D., editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2
INDIANA MEDICAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; forty-foiu' pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
F. C. Ferguson, M. D., and A. W. Brayton,
M. D., editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
INDIANA PHAR3IACIST; monthly:
pharmaceutical ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
Jos. R. Perrv, editor and publisher; circula-
tion H 2.
INDIANA SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational ; eighty pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ;
W. A. Bell, editor and iMiblisher ; circ'n G 1.
MASONIC ADVOCATE; monthly;
masonic ; sixteen pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI; established 1868; Martin H. Rice,
P. G. M., editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
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193
INDIANA.
MILLSTONE AND CORN MILL-
ER ; niouthly ; milliug ; se vent j-t wo pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1875; D. H. Ranck, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2.
.MISSIONARY TIDINGS; monthly;
uiisectarian; four pages; size 16x22; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1883 ; Mrs. S. E.
Shortridge, editor; Christian Woman's Board
of Missions, publishers : does not insert ad-
vertisements.
NATIONAL METHODIST; monthly;
methodist; thirty-flve pages octavo; subscrip-
tion S1.25; established 1S8U; J. H. C. McKinnly,
editor and publisher ; circulation I l ; New
York office, 202 Broadway.
NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN;
monthly ; presbyterian ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription .$1.50; established
1873 : Rev. Charles F. Beach, editor ; Standard
Publishing Co., publishei's ; circulation Gl;
dated at Indianapolis and New York ; New
Y'ork Office, 202 Broadway; issue also the
Scholars' Monthly.
ODD FELLOWS' TALISMAN
AND LITERARY JOURNAL;
monthly ; odd fellowship ; sixtv-eight pages
octavo ; subscription §2 ; established 1868 ; B.
F. Foster, editor ; John Reynolds, publisher ;
circulation H 2.
PHYSIO -MEDICAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; thirty-two pages octavo ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1374 ; George
Hasty, M.D., editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PRINTER AND PUBLISHER;
monthly ; twenty-four to thirtv-slx pages ;
size of page 9x12; subscription sf; e.stablished
1884; L. S. Scott, editor; Printer and Publish-
er Co., publishers; circulation H 1.
PYTHIAN JOURNAL; monthly;
Knights of Pythias; sixteen pages ; size 24x36;
subscription .§1; establislied 1874; A. M. Pres-
ton & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 1.
RAILWAY LANTERN; monthly;
commercial ; eight pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription §1 ; established 18s5 ; Lew Rep-
logle, editor; Railway Lantern Publishing
Co., publishers.
RAILWAY STATION AGENTS'
JOLRNAL; monthly; sixteen pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; G.
W. CrafCt, editor and publisher.
ROUGH NOTES; monthly; insurance;
thirty-four pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription SI ; established 1878 ; Rough Notes
Co., editors and publishers; circulation J 2.
SCHOLARS' 3IONTHLY; presbyte
nan; twenty-eight pages octavo; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1876 ; Rev. Chas. F.
Beach, editor ; Standard Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation 1 1 ; issues also the
National Presbyterian.
SCHOOL NEWS; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 60'eents ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Henry D. Stevens, editor and
publisher ; circulation .T i .
TRUSTEES' TRADE JOURNAL;
monthly ; sanitary ; eighteen pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1SJ6 ; E. L. Rose, editor ; Trustees' Trade Jour-
nal Co , publishers.
WOOD- WORKER; monthly ;
mechanical ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
4-^^L subscription SI; established 1882;
o. H. Smitli, editor and publisher ; circ'n G 1.
JAMESTOWN, Boone Co., u 1,000
pop., on the Indiana, Bloomington & West-
ern Rd. A well-timbered country. Lum-
bering is the principal industry.
o.3o?-'^F^^ 5 Saturdays; four pages; size
^x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; G.
w. Snyder, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
JASPER, C. H., Dubois Co., p 1,500
pop., on Patoka r., 70 m. from Louisville,
Ky., 50 m. from Evansville on Louisville,
Evan.sville & St. Louis Rd. Centre of
INDIANA.
trade. Engaged in agricultural pursuits.
Flint, iron and coal found in vicinity.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .§1.50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; Clement Doane, e.ditor and pub-
lisher ; circulation; L 2 .
TI3IES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. M. Griffin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
JEFFERSONVILLE, C. H., Clark
Co., p 10,422 pop., on Ohio r., opposite
Louisville, Ky., and at the terminus of
Indianapolis & JeffersonvUle Rd. Ex-
tensively engaged in manufactures.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NATION' A L DEMO-
CRAT, Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size — dailj' 24x36, weekly 28x44 ; subscription —
daily $5, weekly Sl-25 ; established— daily 1872,
weekly 1854 ; Reuben Dailey, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation — daily K 2, weekly K 2.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic; daily
four pages; weekly eight pages; size 24x36:
subscription— daily .§5, weekly $1 ; established
1880 ; Times Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J 1, weekly J 2.
NATIONAL DEMOCRAT; (see
Evening News.)
JONESBORO, Grant Co., a 900
pop., on the Chicago, St. Louis Sc Pittsburgh
and C, W. & M. Rds., and on the Missis-
sinewa r. Planing mill, chau- factory and
seminary located here.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1885; James Pinkerton, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
KENDALLVILLE, ^oble Co., cf
3,000 pop., on ALr Line division of Lake
Shore & Michigan Rd., at intersection of
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 26 m. from
Fort Wayne and 91 from Toledo. Manu-
factories of almost every kind.
N E W S ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1877 ;
Osborne & Sheffer, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.*
STANDARD; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 : es-
tablished 1863; J. H. Rerick and J. S. Con-
logue, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
BEE KEEPERS' GUIDE; monthly;
bee-culture ; thirty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1877 ; A. G.
Hill, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
KENTLAND, C. H., Newton Co., b
1,1U0 pop., on third division of Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 57 m. W. of Lo-
gansport, 4 E. of Illinois State line, 90 from
Chicago and 80 from Indianapolis. Sur-
rounded by a rich agricultural district and
extensively engaged in manufactures of
various kinds.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; es-
tablished 1884; J. B. Spotswood, editor and
publisher.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; S. A. Bramble, editor ; French &
Bramble, publishers ; circulation K 2.
KE WANNA, Fulton Co., ± 500 pop.,
on Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rd., 20 m.
from Logansport. A farming and cattle-
raising district.
HERALD; Saturdays: four pages; size
194
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
INDIANA.
Fi
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Gr. W. Tipton, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
KIRKLIN, Clinton Co., u 800 pop., on
Indianapolis & Monon branch of the Louis-
ville, New Albany & Chicago Rd. Large
quantities of timber and grain ai-e shipped
here.
AIR L.TNE NEWS; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion SI; established 1882 ; J. Maulove, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; an edition
entitled the Beacon is issued for Broad Rip-
ple ; another, entitled the Citizen, for Car-
mel; another, entitled the Enterprise, for
Sheridan, and another, entitled the Gazette,
for Westfleld.
KNIGHTSTOWN, Henry Co., d-
2,000 pop., on Blue r., and the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd. 34 m. from In-
dianapolis and 36 from Richmond. Engaged
in agriculture and manufactures. Does a
thriving trade. Good water power fur-
nished by Blue river.
BANNER ; Fi-idays ; republican ; eight
ages; size 30x44; subscription $1.25; estab
Ished 1867; Hunter Bradford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1S85 ; Wallace
K. Deem, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
KNOX, C. H., Starke Co., b 1,950 pop.,
on Yellow r., about 6 m. from English
Lake, and 6 E. of Kankakee r., at cross-
ing of New York, Chicago & St. Louis and
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Rds. Iron ore is
very abundant in the county. It is also
very well adapted to the cultivation of
corn, tobacco and the raising of stock.
STARKE CO. ENTERPRISE;
Thursdaj-s; independent; four pages; size
24x86; subscription §1.50; established 1875;
A. A. Garner, editor; H. & A. A. Garner pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
STARKE CO. LEDGER; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1868 ; O. Musselman, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
KOKOMO, C. H., Howard Co., n 7,000
pop., on Wildcat r., at the intersection of
the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific with the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis and To-
ledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Rds., 54 m.
from Indianapolis. Engaged in agriculture
and stock-raising ; lumbering and manufac-
turing carried on. Many natural gas wells
have recently been sunk, in consequence
of which great impetus has been given to
business.
EVENING GAZETTE-TRIBUNE ;
everv evening except Sunday, and GA-
ZETTE-TRIBUNE, Saturdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
22x30, weekly 30x43; subscription— daily .$5.20,
weeklv)!^1.50; established— daily 1883, weekly
1879 ; B. B. Johnson editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—daily L 2, weekly I 1 .
DISPATCH; Thursdays; eight pages;
size:^x44; subscription $2; established 1870;
J. O. and H. E. Henderson, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
GAZETTE-TRIBUNE; (see Evening
Gazette-Trilmne.)
LADOGA, Montgomery Co., -a 1,500
pop., on Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd. 11 m. S. E. of Crawfordsville, 40 from
INDIANA.
Indianapolis and Lafaj'ette. Mercantile and
manufacturing interests well represented.
LEADER; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.25; estab-
lished 1880; L. Armstrong, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NORMAL. HERALD ; monthly ; edu-
cational ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x11 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1884 ; C. M.
Lemon, editor and publisher ; circ'n X.
LAFAYETTE, C. H., Tippecanoe Co.^
-a 21,481 pop., on Wabash r., and Wabash &
Erie Canal, and Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rd., at intersection of Louisville, New Al-
bany & Chicago, Cincinnati, Lafayette &
Chicago, the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St.
Louis & Chicago, and Lake Erie & Western
Rds. The railroad connections make it a
centering point for the rich and populous
agi'icultural district sui'rounding it. Has
fine steam and water power, which is exten-
sively employed in manufactories.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
28x44 ; subscription— daily §10, weekly $1.50 j
established— daily 1849, weekly 1846; T. E.
Scantlin, editor ; Courier Co., publishers ;
circulation — daily J 1, weekly 1 1 .
EVENING CALL ; every evening ex-
cept Sundaj% and CALL, Saturdays; dailj'
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
26x40, weekly 36x52 ; subscription — dally
$5.20, weekly $1 ; established 1883 ; S. Vater,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily J 1 ,
^veekly .T 1 .
JOURNAL; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly twelve pages ; size —
daily 26x40 ; weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly §1.20 ; established
1829 ; Frazer & McClure, editors and publish-
ers ; circtilation— daily G 1, weekly I 2 .
BULLETIN ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription §1 ; established 1885 j
Bulletin Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; issue also the Dispatch.
CALL; (See Evening Call )
DER DEUTSCHE AMERIKAN-
ER ; Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size
27x41; subscription 82..50; established 1875;
Francis Johnson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
DISPATCH ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1869 ; Bulletin Co., editors and
publishers; cii'culatiou Jl ; issue also the
Bulletin.
HOME JOURNAL ; Thursdaj's; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; L. R. Thompson & Sons, editors
and publishers; circulation H 2.
LABOR WORLD; Saturdays; labor;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1886 ; A. Williams, S. H. Saltzgaber
and W. S. Leffew, editors and publishers ; an
or^an of the Knights of Labor.
LEADER; Sundays ; independent •,.
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2;
established 1874; C . F. Williams, editor ; Gor-
don & Williams, publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
SUNDAY TIMES ; Sundays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 30x50 ; subscription
§2; established 1879; John S. Williams and
Fred'k S. Williams, editors : circulation H 2.
ECHO; monthly; music; sixteen pages ;
size of patce 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884; J. F. Kinsev, editor; Echo Music Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1, including special
editions.
PURDUE; monthly ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Literary Societies of Purdue Uni-
versity, editors and publishers ; circulation
L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
195
INDIANA.
"LA. GRANGE, C. H., ia Grange Co.,^^
3,000 pop., on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd.,
46 m. N. of Fort Wayne and 100 W. of Toledo,
94 S. of Grand Rapids and 130 E. of Chicago.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
DEMOCRAT; Pridajs : democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50';
establislied 1879 ; J. Franlc Snyder, editor and
publisher ; circulation .J 1 .
REGISTER ; Wednesdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874; J. C. Hewitt, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size 36x48; subscription $2;
established 1857 ; John H. Rerick, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
LA PORTE, C. H., La Porte Co., b
9,115 pop., on Chicago & West Michigan and
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rds, at
crossing of W., St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 59
m. from Chicago. Extensively engaged in
manufactures.
PIJBIilC SPIRIT; every evening except
Sunday; four pages; size 16x22; subscription
$7.30; established 1885; Jasper Packard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 40x52 ; subscription S2 ; establish-
ed 1869; H. E. Wadsworth, editor; Wads-
worth & Kessler, publishers ; circulation J 1.
HERAL.D-CHRONICL.E; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 3nx53 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874; La Porte Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n .J 1.
JOURNAL* ; Fridays; German; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; Henry Goodmann, edi-
tor; La Porte Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
LAUREL, Franklin Co., D-JJjSO pop.,
on White Water r. and White Water Rd., 57
m. from Cincinnati. Does a very large bu-
siness in limestone, lumber and staves ; has
pork-packing hoiase, furniture and wagon
factories, two flouring mills and cooper
shops.
REVIEW ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1876;
John OHair, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
LAWRENCEBURGH, C.H.,
Dearborn Co., O^ 5,000 pop., on Ohio i*., 22 m.
from Cincinnati, on Obin & Mississippi
and the IndianaDolis & Cincinnati Rds.
Is largely engaged in manufacturing fur-
niture, coffins, stoves, distilled liquors and
flom-.
PRESS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; J. E. Larimer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages size 28x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1837 ; Hunter & O'Brien, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
LEAVENWORTH, C. H., Craw-
ford Co., g 716+ pop., on Ohio r., about 60 m.
below Louisville, Ky. It is the shipping
point for a considerable region. Coal mines
are located in the vicinity.
CRAWFORD CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.25; established 1879;
Ellsworth & Son, editors and publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
INDIANA.
LEBANON, C. H., Boone Co., a 3,500
pop., on Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis
& Chicago and Midland Rds., 28 m. from
Indianapolis. Has creamery and three large
grain elevators.
MERCURY ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ;
C. B. Mock, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1
PA TRIOT ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1856 ; S. J. Thompson & Son, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PIONEER; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1852 ; T. H. Harrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
LEESVILLE, Lawrence Co., g 125^
pop., 6 m. >J. of Fort Ritner. A place of
active trade, surrounded by a rich agricult-
ural section.
GRAPHIC ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscription 85 cents ;
established 1882; W. H. Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
LIBERTY, C. H., Union Co., a- l,096t
pop., on Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rd.
50 m. from Cincinnati, 70 fi-om Indian-
apolis and 15 from Richmond. Manufac-
turing, trading, agriculture and stock-rais-
ing extensively carried on.
HERAIjD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1851; C. W. Stivers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1..50; estab-
lished 1886; E. A. Moi'gan, editor and pub-
lisher.
UNION CO. NEWS; Fridavs; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; J. P. Kennedy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LIGONIER, ^oble Co., ^ 2,418 pop.,
on Elkhart r., and Air Line division of Lake
Shore & Mchigan Southern Rd., 25 m.
from Elkhart and 108 from Toledo. En-
gaged in agriculture and various manufac-
tui-es. An excellent shipping point for
wheat and produce.
BANNER; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; .subscription $2 ; established
1866 ; Banner Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation .J 1 .
liEADER; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription price per
year $1.50 ; establish-
ed 1880 ; E. G. Thomp-
son, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation
Jl.
LOGANSPORT, C.H., Cass Co., ti
15,2s3pop., on Wabash r. and old Wabash &
Erie Canal, on line of Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rd.* Chicago & Richmond and Brad-
ford & State Line division of the Chicago,
St. Louis & Pittsburgh, also on Eel River
Rd. and Logansport & Terre Haute division
and South Bend extension of Vaudalia
19G
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
Rds., making it an important railroad cen-
tre and a place of large and active trade.
J O IT R N A Li ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Fridays; republican; daily
four pages, weekly twelve pages ; size —
daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 1876, weekly 1849; W. D. Pratt, pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K 2, weekly J 1 .
PHAROS: every evening except Sun-
day, and WElEKLiY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; dailj- four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— dailj' 22x34, weekly 30x43; sub-
scription — dailv $6, weekly §1.50 ; estab-
lished — daily 1874, weekly 1841 ; B. F. Lou-
thain and J. W. Barnes, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation — daily K 2, weekly J 2.
CHRONICIiE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1875; Henry J. McSheehy,
editor and pixblisher ; circulation I 2 .
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Fridays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion 82 ; established 1882 ; John Day, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SUNDAY CRITIC; Sundays ; eight
pages; sizeo0.x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884; Mrs. Sarah S. Pratt, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
TIMES ; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1884 ; J. G.
Barnes, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
CHRISTIAN CALL. ; monthly; unde-
nominational : twenty pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 18S6 ;
W. E. Loucks, editor; Christian Call Publish-
ing Co., publishers.
MAGY, Miami Co., ^ 530 pop., on the
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd.
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
M. Lew Enyarr, editor ; David O. Huffman,
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MADISON, C. H., Jefferson Co., O,
12,ui»u pop. (suburban pop. 4,500 additional),
on Ohio r., at terminus of JefCersonville,
Madison & Indianapolis Rd., midway be-
tween Cincinnati and Louisville. Steam-
boats make regular trips from here to Cin-
cinnati, Louisville and other ports on the
Ohio and Mississippi rs. Engaged in manu-
facturing and a shipping point for immense
quantities of farm produce. Centre of a
large and increasing trade.
COURIER: every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK-LY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; dailj' four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 24x36, weekly 32x48; subscription —
daily $7.50, weekly $1.25 ; established — daily
1849, weekly 1837; Courier Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 2.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— dailv $5, weekly $1.25 ;
established— daily 1884, weekly 1871; J. R.
Cusliman, editor ; M. A. Barnett, publisher ;
circulation— daily K 1. weeklv K 2.
SOUCJHUM OROWERS' GUIDE
AND FAR:>I JOURNAL; monthly,
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883; Alonzo
S. Chapmau editor and publisher; clrc'n J 1.
MARENGO, Crawford Co., g 700
pop., on Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis
Rd., 32 ra. from New Albany. Has fine
schools, academy, flour mill and three saw
mills. A place of considerable trade.
OBSERVER : Thursdays; independent;
four pages: size22.x30; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1SM6; James H. Weathers, editor and
publisher.
INDIANA.
MARION, C. H., Grant Co., n 4,200
pop., on Mississinewa r., and Chicago, St.
Louis & Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Wabash &
Michigan and Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas
City Rds., 41 m. from Logausport. A great
agricultm-al and fruit-growing county.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size ;30x44; subscription $2; es-
tablislied 1867 ; Goldthwait & Sanders, editors
and publishers; circulation J 2.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1871 ; L. A. Wallace, editor ; S. Sawyer, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
MARTINSVILLE, C. H., Morgan
Co., u 2,350 pop., on White r., and Indian-
apolis & Vincennes and Cincinnati, Indian-
apolis, St. Louis & Chicago Rds., 30 m. from
Indianapolis. Surrounded by a fine agricult-
ural country. Engaged in manufacturing.
MORGAN CO. GAZETTE ; Satur
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 32x4'! ;
subscription $1.25; established 1849; Edwin
W. Callis, editor ; Miss L. O. Callis, publisher ;
circulation K 2.
MORGAN CO. REPORTER ; Fri-
days; independent; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription .SI ; established 1886 ; Britan &
Reames, editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1870; J. G. Bain, editor and
ptiblisher); circulation J 2.
OUR INDIANA SCHOOLS; monthly;
educational; twenty pages; size of page
7x11 ; subscription 75' cents ; established 1885 ;
James H. Henry, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
MENTONE, Kosciusko Co., ^ 560 pop.,
on the New York, Chicago & St. Louis Rd.,
in a fine farming section.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x34; subscription $1; established 1885; O.
M. Smith, editor and publisher.
MICHIGAN CITY, La Porte Co., tl
10,300 pop., on Lake Michigan (of which it
is the only harbor in the State), and
on Michigan Central Rd., 56 m. E. of Chi-
cago ; also the terminus of Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago and Ind., Peru and
Chicago div. of Wabash Rd. Extensively
engaged in manufacturing, lake conimerce
and the limiber ti-ade ; ranking second to
Chicago as a lumber market on the lakes.
EVENING DISPATCH; every even-
ing except Sunday, and DISPATCH,
Thursdays ; democratic ; daily foiu- pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly
34x48 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1880, weekly 1879 ; Harry H.
Francis and J. B. Faulknor, editors ; H. H.
Francis, publisher; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly J 2 .
DISPATCH; (see Evening Dispatch.)
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857; Lew Morrill, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
PATRIARCH; monthly; Order of Pa-
triarchal Circle ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ;
suVjscription 50 cents ; established 18S7 ; Pa-
triarch Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
MIDDLETOWN, Uenry Co., a- 675
pop., on the Chicago, St. Louis .& Pittsburgh
Rd. Manufacturing is the principal in-
dustry.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
197
INDIANA.
subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ; J. O.
Lambert, editor and publistier ; circ'n K 1.
MILFORD, Kosciusko Co., rj 800
pop., on Cin., Wabash & Michigan and
Balto. & Ohio Rds., in a rich agricultural
section.
TI3IES ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
patjes ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lisfied 18S() ; J. A. Wertz, editor and ]jublisher.
MIIiROY, ^ush Co., D- 450 pop., on
Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis & Chi-
cago Rd., 12 m. from Rushville. Grain
growing extensively carried on.
T 1 3E E S ; Thursdaj's ; four pages ; size
22x32; subscription S1.25; establi.shed 1882;
Geo. W. Rowe, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
MISHAWAKA, -S-^. Joseph Co., b
3,300 pop., on St. Joseph r., and Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern and Chicago & Grand
Trunk Rds., 4 m. from South Bend and 89
from Chicago. Engaged in manufacturing.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1855; Ed. A. Jernegan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
POWER AND TRANS3riSSION ;
monthlj' ; scientific ; twenty -four pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885; Ed. A. Jernegan, editor; Power ana
Transmission Publishing Co., publishers.
MITCHELL, Lawrence Co., g 2,000
pop., at intersection of Ohio & Mississippi
Rd. with Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd., 61 m. from New Albany, 126 W. of Cin-
cinnati. Has a bank, graded school, normal
college, and various manufactories.
C03I>IERCIAE; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI ; established 1865 ; J. V. Smith and J. M.
Crook, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
NEWS: Saturday's ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Wood & Wood, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
NOR3IAL, QUARTERLY; educa
tional ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1882 ; W. E. Lugenbeel,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
MONON, White Co., ^ 1,700 pop., on
the 'Louisville, 'New Albany & Chicago Rd.
Railroad shop and round-house are situated
here, and 'afCord employment to several
hundred men.
li E A D E R ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §1.20 ; established 1887 ;
Chas. E. Cook, editor and publisher.
MONROEVILLE, ^«en Co., [^1,000
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd.. 16 m. S. E. of Fort Wayne. Agricult-
ural section.
BREEZE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size '^4x36 ; subscription §1.25 ; established
1869 ; John D. Allegear, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
MONTEZUMA, Parke Co., -a 1,000
pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rd.,and
the St. Louis div. of the Indiana, Blooming-
ton & Western Rd., 9 m. from Rockville. A
place of active trade, and a shipping point
for the products of the sm-rounding country.
REPORTER; Fridays ; independent ;
size 24x36; established 1885; Ed. B. Burns,
editor and publisher,
13
INDIANA.
MONTICELLO, C. H., White Co., ^
1,193+ pop., on Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts-
burgh and Louisville, New Albany & Chi-
cago Rds., and Tippecanoe r., 25 m. N. of La-
fayette and 21 W. of Logansport. Has fine
water power, which is extensively em-
ployed in manufactures.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Huff & Van Buskirk, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
NATIONAL; Saturdaj's; four pages;
size 22x;^; subscription Sl-SO; established
1878; J.C.Smith.editor and publisher; cir'n L 2 ;
WHITE CO. DEMOCRAT: Fridays;
democratic : eight pages ; si^e 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1882; Clark &
Rothrock, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
MOORESVILLEj^ibr^ran Co.,n 1,200
pop., on Indianapolis & Vincennes Rd., 16
m. from Indianapolis ; an agricultural and
horticultural community.
MONITOR; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.25; established 1880;
W. A. Hunt, editor ami publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Fosey
Co., p 6,000 pop., on Ohio r., 15 m. above the
mouth of Wabash r. and about 18 below
Evansvllle. A place of considerable trade
and river commerce.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Albert A. Sparks, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN; Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40 ; established 1879 ; James M. Barter,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
WESTERN STAR; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1877 ; Leffel & Williams, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MUNCIE, C. H., Delaware Co., n- 7,000
pop., on White r., at the intersection of the
Indianapolis division of the Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rd.
with the Fort Wayne, Cincinnati & Louis-
ville Rd., and on Lake Erie & Western Rd.,
54 m. from Indianapolis, 100 from Cincinnati
and 65 from Fort Wayne. Engaged in mill-
ing and agricultural pursuits. Has the
largest bagging and bent wood factories in
the State. An excellent point for all
kinds of manufactures. An abundance of
natural gas.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and DEMOCRAT-HERALD, Fri
days ; democratic ; dailv four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $5; weeklv$l; established
—daily 1SS5, weekly 1871 ; Davis & McKillip,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— weekly J 2.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; four pages; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 28x44; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1878,
weekly 1872 ; Chas. F. W. Neely, editor and
publisher; circulation — daily K 2, weekly J 1.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30; established 1880; A. C. Stouder,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
DEMOCRAT-HERALD; (see HemM.)
SATURDAY PINK ; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 16x26 ; established
1885 ; Garst & Perkins, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1861 ; John F. Wilman, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation 1 1 .
198
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
NAPPANEE, Elkhart Co., i 1,400
pop., on B. & O. Rd., 97 m. E. of Chicago.
Lumbering and manufacturing carried on.
NEWS; Tliursdays ; independent; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1879; Will H. Holdeman, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
NASHVILLE, C. H., Broton Co., p 500
pop., on N. branch of Salt Creek, about 35
m. S. of Indianapolis and 20 W. of Colum-
bus. Has fine schools and churches and is
surrounded by a rich agricultural country.
BROWN CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1;
established 1883 ; Alonzo Allison, editor and
publislier ; circulation L 2 .
NEW ALBANY, C. H., Florjd Co., g
25,875 pop., on Ohio r., 4 m. below Louis-
ville, on Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis,
Kentucky & Indiana Bridge, Jeffersonville,
Madison & Indianapolis, and Louisville,
New Albany & Chicago Rd. One of the lead-
ing commercial cities in the State. Exten-
sively engaged in manufactures. Very ex-
tensive glass works ; largest iron, plate glass
works, and most extensive woolen and
cotton mills in the West are located here.
LiElXJER ; evei-y evening except Sunday,
and WEEIi.LiY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— dailj^ 23x35, weekly 28x44 ;
subscription— daily §5, weekly $1 ; established
1849; James P. Applegate, editor; Ledger Co.,
publishers ; circ'n— daily .T 1 , weekly 1 1 .
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Saturdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x45; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; Otto Palmer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
O WIj ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x34 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1880; Will A.
Dudlev, editor and publisher.
PUBLIC PRESS; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1-25 ; established 1881 ; Josiah
Gwin, editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
NEW CARLISLE, St. Joseph Co., ^
530t pop., on L. S. & M. S. Rd. An agricult-
ural district.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1880 ;
G. M. Fountain, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
NEW CASTLE, C. H., Henry Co., o
3,000 pop., on Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts-
burgh Rd., at the intersection of the Fort
Wayne, Cincinnati & Louisville, Newcastle
& Rushville and Indiana, Bloomington &
Western Rds.,83m. from Fort Waj'ne and 42
from Indianapolis. The surrounding coun-
try is engaged in agriculture and manufac-
turing.
COURIER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1841 ; W. H. Elliott, editor ; New
Castle Courier Co., publishers; circ'n J 2.
CRE.SCENT ; Tluirsdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1886; Charles F. Sudworth, editor
and pul)lisher.
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; M. L. Reed, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW HARMONY, Posey Co., p
1,140 pop., oh branch of Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville Rd., 26 m. from Evansville and
INDIANA.
on Wabash r., 15 m. from Mount Vernon.
Good farming lands and flouring mills.
REGISTER; Fridays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867; C. W. Slater, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEWPORT, C. H., Vermilion Co., ^
800 pop., 2 m. from Wabash r., and on
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rd., 30 m. N. of
Terre Haute, 75 W. of Indianapolis. Coal
in abundance and of fine quality. Sur-
rounded by a well-timbered district.
HOOSIER STATE; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1855; S. B. Davis, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NOBLES VILLE, C. H., Hamilton
Co., u 2,800 pop., on White r.. Midland &
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 22 m,
from Indianapolis. Surrounded by an agi-i-
cultural district, and the centre of consid-
erable trade.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. H. Boswell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN LEDGER; Fri
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1871; John
W. Stout, editor ; Stout & Montgomery, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
NORTH MANCHESTER, Wa-
hash Co., [^ 2,100 pop., on Eel r. and Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rd., at the intersection of
the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Rd., 15
m. from Wabash and 19 from Columbia City.
Engaged in manufacturing and farming.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; S. V. Hopkins & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SATURDAY HERALD; Saturdays:
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablislied 1885 ; Grimes & Frantz, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
RAYS OF LIGHT; monthly; poultry
raising and bee culture ; twenty pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subsci'iption 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1886; J.J. Martin & Co., editors and
ptiblishers ; circulation 1 1 .
NORTH SALEM, Hendricks Co., n
700 pop., on Indiana, Decatur & Springfield
Rd., lOm.from Danville and 27 from Indian-
apolis. An agricultural section ; has flour-
ing mill and other industries.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §t ;
established 1886 ; Armstrong & GuUey, editors
and publishers.
NORTH VERNON, ^enm-»^s Co., ^
3,000 pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd., at
junction of Louisville branch ; also at in-
tersection of Madison division of Jefferson-
ville, Madison & Indianapolis Rd., and
terminus of Vernon, Greenburg and Rush-
ville Rd., 73 m. from Cincinnati, 53 N. of
Louisville, 61 S. of Indianapolis. Stone
quarries of dolomite and limestone are
located here.
PLAIN DEALER; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.25; established 1864; W. G. Norris, editor
and publisher; circulation L 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DlilECTOKY.
199
INDIANA.
SUN; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription S1.25; establistied
1872; M. B. Grubbs, editor and publislier ;
cii'culation K 1.
NOTRE DAME, St. Joseph Co., b
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and
Michigan Central, Grand Trunk and Van-
dalia Line Rds. The location of two noted
educational institutions.
AVE MARIA; Sundays; cath-
olic ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1865 ; Rev. D.
E. Hudson, C. S. C, editor and publisher ; cii'-
culation F 2.
SCHOLASTIC ; Saturdays; thirty-two
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1867 ; Notre Dame University,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
OAKLAND CITY, Gibson Co. jn
2,000 pop., on Louisville, Evansville & St.
Louis and Indianapolis & Evansville Rds.
Has valuable timber lands and coal fields.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 18S0 ; Nicholas A. Spilman, editor and
publisher : circulation K 2.
Olio's , Daviess Co. p400 pop., in a rich
agricultural section. 9 m. from Washington.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscj-iption .$1 ; established 1881 ; W.
L. Stoy, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
ORLEANS, Orange Co., g 1,000 pop.,
on L., N. A. & Chicago and Orleans, Paoli &
Jasper Rds. Has mills and lumber trade
and lies in a fine agricultural district.
EXA3IINER ; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .^1 ; es-
tablished 1880; Emmett Harris, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ORANGE CO. DE3IOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; estal )lished 1886 ; W. H. Chatham,
editor and pul)li8lier.
OSGOOD, liipleij Co., D^ 1,000 pop., on
O. & M. Rd. Stone quarrying, furniture and
stave manufacturing are the principal in-
dustries.
RIPLEY JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1867; Geo. R. Griffln,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OWENSVILLE, Gibson Co., p 750
pop., at the crossing of the Evansville &
Terre Haute and E. & C. Rds., 25 m. from
Evansville. Has flouring and woolen mills.
In farming region.
GENERAL BAPTIST MESSEN-
GER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1879 ; Rev. W.
P. Hale, editor; Jas. P. Cox, publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
OXFORD, Benton Co., -d 1,000 pop., 70
m, N. W. of Indianapolis, on the Lake Erie &
Western, Indiana & St. Louis and Chicago
& Indiana Coal Rds. Centre of a fine
agi-icultural and stock-raising region, which
is rapidly increasing in population and im-
portance.
.TRIBUNE; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1856; J. P. Carr, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
INDIANA.
PAOLI, C. H., Orange Co., g 696t pop.,
40 m. N. W. of New Albany on Orleans, Paoli
& Jasper branch of LouisvUle, New Albany
& Chicago Rd., recently completed. Lum-
ber manufacturing and wool-growing point.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Claude N. Douglass, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1875 ; Joseph P. Throop and
H. F. Clark, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
PENDLETON, Madison Co., n 615
pop., online of C, C, C. & I. Rd. Has mills
and quarries.
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1878 ; Charles B. Caddy, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PENNVILLE, Jay Co., o 300 pop.,
on the Salamonle r., the centre of consider-
able trade ; has a number of manufactories
and is surrounded by a farming section.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Geo. M. Teeter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PERU, C. H., Miami Co., [^ 8,.500 pop.,
on Wabash r., Wabash & Erie Canal, and
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., (.Detroit &
Indianapolis division), at intersection of
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago division of
the same, 75 m. from Indianapolis and 56
from Fort Wayne. Surrounded by an
agricultural district. Engaged extensively
in manufacturing.
EVENING JOURNAL ; every evening
except Sunday ; neutral ; lour pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription .$4.50 ; established 1884 ;
Crowder & Brentou, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
MIAMI CO. SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
sci'iption $1.50; estalilished 1837; Fulwiler &
Cole, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1856 ; G. L Reed and W. W. Lock-
wood, editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1.
PETERSBURGH, C. H., Pike Co., p
1,485 pop., near White r., and on Indianap-
olis & Evansville (straight line) Rd., 40 m.
from Evansville. Flour, pork, stock-rais-
ing, tobacco, coal-mining and the manu-
facture of woolen goods are the principal
branches of industry.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x.35 ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1884; E. H. Harrell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
PIKE CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1870; W. P. Knight
and T. A.. Bj'num, editors and publishers;
cii'culation K 2.
PRESS? Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869; J. W. Gladish, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PIERCETON, Kosciusko Co., [^ l,400t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., 31 m. W. N. W. of Fort Wayne. Vari-
ous manufactories, churches, and a graded
school are located here.
RECORD; Thursdays; republican; eight
200
GEO. P. EOWELL & COS
IXDIAXA.
pages ; size otix40 ; subscription S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879; Smitli & Ryersou, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
'P'LAI'STI'Eli'D,ffendricks Co., o 1,100
pop., 14 ni. W. of Indianapolis, on Terre
Haute & Indianapolis division of Vandalia
Rd. Farming locality. The State House of
Refuge and Friends' Central Academy are
located here.
PROGRESS ; Thursdays; independent-
republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion Sl-'5; established ISSO; A. T. Harrison,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
PLYMOUTH, C. H., Marshall Co., i
3,300 pop., intersection of Pittsburgh, Fort
"Wayne & Chicago, Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific and Terre Haute & Logansport
branch of Terre Haute & Indianapolis Rds.,
84 m. from Chicago. Centre of rich agricul-
tural region.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1855 ; Daniel McDonald, editor
and pnhlislier; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1856 ; J. W. Siders, editor ; J. W.
Siders & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
RESTITUTION ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscriiJtion $2 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; S. A. Chaplin, editor ; A. R. Un-
derwood, publisher ; circulation K 1.
PORTLAND, C. H., Jay Co., uy 3,500
pop., on Salamonie r., at junction of Grand
Rapids & Indiana and Lake Erie & Western
Rds., 49 m. from Fort Wayne. Engaged in
manufacturing. Does a large lumber trade.
Natural gas wells recentlj' sunk produce
over 200,000 cubic feet of gas a day.
C03'Ij>IERCIA1i; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1865: Marsh & Beelmau,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SUN ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size of page :30x'44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; G. M. Holloway, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
POSEYVILLE. ^ose?/ Co., p 600 pop.,
on Evansville & Terre Haute and Peoria,
Decatur & Evansville Rds., 20 m. from
Evansville. Brick and tile factories.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x.34 ;
subscription .S1.2.') ; established 1832; James I.
Brydon, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PRINCETON, C. H., Gibson Co., ^
3,000 pop., on the Evansville & Terre Haute
and Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Rds.,
27 m. from Evansville and 24 from Vln-
cennes. In a rich and populous agricultural
district.
CLARION ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size2sSx44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1846 ; Gil. R. Stormont, editor and
publisher ; eireulation K 2.
DE:>I0CRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four i)a;^es ; size 26x40; subscription $2;
establislied 1861 ; Evans and Spitzer, editors
and puV)llshers ; circulation K 1.
REMINGTON, Jasjjer Co.,t] 800 pop.,
on Chicago, St. Louis & Pittsburgh Ril., 42 m.
from Logansport and 125 from Chicago. A
swine-breeding and agricultural district.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
RubscriiJtion $1.50; established 1880; O. B.
Mclntire, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
INDIAXA.
RENSSELAER, C. H., Ja.sper Co., t:
1,500 pop., on Iroquois r., and Chicago and
Indianapolis division of the Louisville, New
Albany & Chicago Rd., 16 m. N. W. of junc-
tion with main line and 100 m. from Indian-
apolis and 72 S. E. from Chicago. 111. Loca-
tion of flour, segar and other manufactories.
DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL, ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1877; James
W. McEwen, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 .
MESSAGE; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Horace E. James, editor and
pul)lisher.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1868 ; George E. Marshall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, C. H., Wayne Co., o
30,0(10 pop., on Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts-
burgh Rd., at the junction of several other
raiU-oads, 69 m. from Indianapolis and 70
from Cincinnati. Extensively engaged in
various kinds of manufactures and a
place of active trade. Has waterworks, gas
and electric light companies.
EVENING ITE3I; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription
$3.64; established 1877; Isaac Kline, editor
and publisher ; circulation .J 1.
INDEPENDENT; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdavs ;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30,
weekly 25x38 ; subscription— daily $5. weekly
75 cents ; established— daily 1873, weekly 1866 ;
F. Maag, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly L 2.
PAIjLADIUM; every' evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size— daily 23x34, weekly (size of page)
15x22; subscription— daily $5 20, weeklv §1;
established — daily 1876, weekly 1831 ; Isaac
Jenklnsou, editor and publisher; circulation
—daily K 2, weekly J 2.
TELEGRAM ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly
.^0x44; subscription— daily .'=;5.20, weeklv $1;
established— tlaily 1885. weekly 1861 ; E. C.
Martin, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dallv K 2, weeklv 1 1 .
SUNDAY REGISTER; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S3 ; C. R. Lane, editor ; Kramer &
Lane, publishers : circulation I 1 .
VOLKSZEITUNG ; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; tour pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872; Volkszeitung Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
EARLHAMITE;_ monthly; thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1874 ; Ionian Society, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
RISING SUN, C. H., O/tfo Co., a, l,806t
pop., on Ohio r.. 36 m. below Cincinnati, 100
above Louisville, Kj-. Engaged in various
manufactures and a iilace of active trade.
Surrounded bj' an agricultural country.
LOCAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
D. B. Hall, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
RECORDER; Fridays ; independent-
repul)lican; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1.50 ; F. J. Waldo, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; issue a local edition ;
four pages ; size 22x30.
ROACHDALE, Piitnam Co., -n 450
pop., at the crossing of the Indianapolis,
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INDIANA.
INDIANA.
Decatur & Springfield with the Louisville.
New Albany & Chicago Rds„ 13 m. from
Greencastle and Crawfordsville. A good
farming country and shipping point.
INDIANA STATES3IAN; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription 4S cents; established 1882; H. E.
Hennon. editor and publisher ; circ'n L2.
ROANN, fr«6f«/i Co., [j 1,000 pop., 10
m. from Wabash, on Eel River Rd., near
Eel River. Carries on planing, sawing and
furniture manufacture. Trade centre for a
superior agricultural district.
CLARION; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; W. Z. Black, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2 .
ROCHESTER, C. H., Fulton Co., i
3,000 pop., on the Indianapolis, Peru & Chi-
cago, and Atlantic & Chicago Rds., 98 m.
from Indianapolis and 100 m. from Chicago.
Manufactories of all kinds. Immense water
power for milling purposes.
REPUBLICAN ; every evening, and
WEEIvLV, Thursdays; republican; daily
foiu- pages, weekly eight pages; size -daily
20x26, weekly 26x41 ; subscription— daily .§5,
weekly $1..50 ; established — daih' 18S»!, weekly
1867 ; Major Bitters, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—weekly K 2.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1858 ; H. A. Barnhart, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription .$1 : estab-
lished 1883 ; W. I. Howard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J 1.
ROCKPORT, C. H., Spencer Co., D
3,400 pop., on Ohio r. and Louisville, Evans-
ville & St. Louis Rd., 50 m. above Evans-
ville and 150 below Louisville. A market for
the tobacco, pork and produce of the sur-
rounding district.
DE3IOCRAT ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription Sl-25 ; es-
tablished 1835 ; Calvin Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
INDIANA POCKET; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 , subscrip-
tion .SI. 50; established 1877; John Chewning,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROCKVILLE,C. H., Parke Co., -a
2,400 pop., on Terre Haute & Logansport
branch of Terre Haute & Indianapolis
Rd., 23 m. from Terre Haute and .30 from
Crawfordsville. A rich farming district.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; four ]jages ; size 26x40 ; sul)scription
$1.50; established 18.34; Brown Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
5SATURDA Y EAGLE; Saturdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription i51.50; established 1880; W. E. Hen-
kel, editor and publisher : circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdavs ; independent;
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $1.30 ;
established 1870; John H. Beadle and I. R.
Strouse, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ROSSVILLE, Clinton Co., u 800 pop.,
on I^ouisville, New Albany & Chicago Rd.
Has tile and brick factorj- and large saw
mills ; surrounded by a farming country.
JOURNAL? Saturdays; independent;
four ))a^es; size 24x36; subscription .§1.25;
established 1886; F. C. Kline, editor and pub-
lisher.
RUSHVILIiE, C. H., Rush Co., u-
3,800 pop., on Cincinnati, Hamilton & Indian-
apolis Rd., at intersection of Cambridge
City branch of Jeffersonville, Madison &
Indianapolis Rd., on Fort Wayne, Cincin-
nati & Louisville and Indianapolis, St. Louis
& Chicago Rds., 39 m. from Indianapolis.
Trade centre for a fertile district.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size .30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; McMahan & Gowdy, editors
and publishers : circulation J 1 .
JACKSONIAN; Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; eiffht pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1839; Geo. H. Puntenney, editor;
Puntennev >t Wallace, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.65 ; established 1840 ; John F. Moses, edi-
tor ; Republican Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
RUSSIAVILLE, Bmvard Co., ^ 700
pop., on Toledo, Cin. & St. Louis Rd., 10 m.
W. of Kokomo and 50 N. W. of Indianapolis.
Surrounded by a rich agricultural region.
OBSERVER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1; established 1882;
C. M. Slyter, editor ; Slvter & Nicholson, pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
SAIiEM, C. H., Washington Co., g 2,000
pop., on Great Blue r., Louisville, New Al-
bany & Chicago Rd., 35 m. from New Al-
bany, in an agricultiiral district. A consid-
erable manufacturing point, with a large
stone quarry. Has a prosperous local trade.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1846 ; R. J. Wilson, editor and
puV)lisher ; circulation .J 1 .
TRUE BLUE REPUBLICAN? Thurs-
days : republican ; lour pages ; size 24x40 ;
subscription .$1.50; established 1878: L. O.
Saltmarsh, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SCOTTSBURG, C. H., Scott Co., g
700 pop., 30 in. from Louisville, Ky. Exten-
sively engaged in stock-raising, tile making,
grain, stave and lumber business.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 18x26; subscription $1 ; established 1880;
Will M. Foster, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I, 2.
SCOTT CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1867 : J. H. J.
Sierp, editor and publisher ; circtilation K 2.
SCOTT CO. JOUR.NAli; Thur.'^days ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1883; Foster and Storer, editors and
publishers ; circtilation L 2.
SEYMOUR, ^«ci-so?i Co., g 6,000 pop.,
at intersection of Ohio & Mississippi with
Jeffersonville, M. & Indianapolis Rd., 51 m.
from Louisville, 87 from Cincinnati and 59
from Indianapolis. Location of various
manufactories and mills and of the shops
of Ohio & Mississippi Rd.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEK L Y, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x:il, weekly
26x40; subscription— daily $3, weekly .$1; es-
tablished 1838 ; John A. Forsythe, editor ; F.
S. Collins, publisher ; circulation— daily K 1,
w^eekly .7 1 .
REPUBLICAN ? every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages; size— daily ■20.x26, week-
ly 26x40; subscription— dailv $3, weeklv $1;
established— daily 1882, weekly 1879; V. H.
Monroe, editor and publisher; circulation —
daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
20:2
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
IDER BEOBACHTER A US
INDIANA; Tluirsdciys : German; four
pages; size 28x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; G. J. EnKleliartft, editor; German
Publishing Co., publishers.
SEYMOUR AND COL.UMBUS
JOURNAL; Fridaj-s ; German ; four
pages ; size 24x:M ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 18S1 ; M. F. Everbach & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H., Shelby Co.,
u 3,745+ pop., on Blue r., and Indianapolis,
Cincinnati & Lafayette Rd., at Intersection
of Cambridge City branch of Jeffersonville,
Madison & Indianapolis Rd., 26 m. from In-
dianapolis. Engaged in trade and manu-
facturing.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and SHELBY DEMOCRAT,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription —
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 18S0, weekly
1845; W. S. Ray, editor and publisher; circu-
lation—daily K 2, weekly II.
REPUBLICAN: every evening except
Sunday, and SHELBY REPUBLICAN,
Thursdays ; republican ; tlaily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— dailj- 21x30, weekly
30x44; subscription— dailv $4, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1878, weekly 1866; Chas. X.
Matthews, editor ; Shelby Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation — weekly J 1.
SHELBY DEMOCRAT; (see De^no-
^'silELBY REPUBLICAN; (see
Republican.)
SHELKY TIMES; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; Joseph Magill, editor;
Democratic Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
SHERIDAN, Hamilton Co., n 1,150
pop., on Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd., 28 m. from Indianapolis. Engaged In
lumber business.
A R (J U S ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
33x44 ; established 1882 ; J. E. Walker, editor
and puVjlislier ; circulation L2.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 :
established 18s5 ; Manlove & Co., editors and
publishers; an edition of the Kirklin Air
Line Neirs.
SHOALS, C. H., Martin Co., JJ 800
pop., on O. & M. Rd. Town contains lumber
mills and an iron furnace.
MARTIN CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1868; T. C.
Scott, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
MARTIN CO. TRIBUNE; Fridays;
republican; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1872 ; Masten & Hacker,
editors and publishers; circulation L2.
SOUTH BEND, C. H., St. Joseph Co.,
[^ 22,(XK) pop., on St. Joseph r., and Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern, Chicago &
Grand Trunk, Michigan Central, and ter-
minus of Vandalia Rds., 85 m. from Chi-
cago. The river furnishes water power,
which is employed in various manufac-
tures. Agricultural implements, sewing ma-
chines and wagons are manufactured on a
large scale.
EVENING REGISTER; every
evening except Sunday, SUNDAY REG-
ISTKK, SiUKiav mornings, and ST. JO-
SEPH VALLEY REGISTER,Wednes-
days; republican; daily and Sunday four
pages, Saturday and weekly eight pages ;
INDIANA.
size— daily 21x30. Sunday 22x30, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription — daily $6, Sunday 50 cents,
weekly $1.50 ; established— dailv 1875, Sunday
1879, weekly 1845 ; Chauncey N. Fassett, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, Sunday
J 1. weekly J 2.
TI]>IES ; every evening except Sundaj',
and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 21x30, weekly
30x44; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50;
established — daily 1883, weekly 1865'; J. B.
Stoll, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
K 2. weekly J 1 .
TRIBUNE; every evening except Satur-
day and Sunday, WEEKLY, Saturdays,
and SATUR DA Y TRI BU > E, Saturdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly and Sat-
urday edition eight pages ; size— dailj' 22x30,
weekly and Saturday edition 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly $1.50 ; established-
daily 1873, weekly 1872 ; Alfred B. Miller, edi-
tor; Tribune Printing Co., publishers; circu-
lation—daily K 2, weekly J 2.
COURIER; Fridays; German; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; G. Fikentscher, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
ST. JOSEPH VALLEY REGIS-
TER; (see Evening Register.)
SATURDAY TRIBUNE; (see Trib-
une. )
SUNDAY REGISTER; (see Evening
ReQister.)
FAR3IERS' FRIEND; semi-monthly;
agricultural ; sixteen pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1870 ; Farm-
ers' Friend Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
SPENCER, C. H., Otoen Co., -a l,655t
pop., on west branch of White r. and In-
dianapolis & Vincennes Rd., 53 m. S. W. of
Indianapolis. It is surrounded by a ftne
agricultural district. Stock-raising, lum-
ber trade and building stone are the prin-
cipal branches of industry.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; independent-
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1881 ; Mont. Howard,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN ; Wednesda.vs ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; Wesley Coffey & Co., editors
and publishers.
SULLIVAN, C. H., Sullivan Co., JD
2,161t-pop., on Evansville & Terre Haute and
Indiana & Illinois Southern Rds., 26 m. from
Terre Haute. Coal mines of considerable
extent in the neighborhood.
DEMOCRAT; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays; democratic ; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $1..50; established 1854;
Murray Briggs & Son, editors and publishei's ;
circulation K 2.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; J. C.
Bartlett, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
UNION ; Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1866; circulation K 1.
TELL CITY, Perry Co., g 2,500 pop.,
on Ohio r., about 3 m. below Cannelton, 125
from Louisville and 75 from Evansville.
Extensively engaged in various manufac-
tures.
ANZEIGER; Saturdays; German; re-
publican; four pages; size 28x42; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1866 ; G. F. Bott, editor
and publisher: circulati(ni K 1.
TERRE HAUTE, C.H., Viffo Co.,<3
35,000 pop., on eight important railroads
and on Wabash r., 73 m. W. of Indian-
apolis. Seat of the State Normal School
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203
IXDIAXA.
and a leading Polytechnic Institute. Con"
tains also the largest nail works in the
United States, blast furnaces and car
works, large distillery and hominy mills,
as well as flour milling interests. In some
of its industrial features the city ranks as
tlie leading one in the State ; it is also the
headquarters for the most important rev-
enue district in Indiana. It is surrounded
by a rich and liighly-cultivated agricultural
district. Important coal mines ai'e worked
in this vicinity.
EVENING GAZETTE; every evening
except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Thurs-
daj's ; daily four pages, Saturday and weekly
twelve pages ; size — daily 25x38, Saturday and
weekly 15x22 ; subscription— daily $7.80, week-
ly $1.50 ; established— daily 1870, weekly 1869 ;
W. C. Ball .t Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation-daily 1 1 , weekly I 2 .
EXPRESS; every morning except Mon-
•day, and every evening except Sunday, and
WEEK Li Y, Saturdays ; republican ; daily
four pages, weekly and Sunday eight pages ;
size — morning 25x:58, evening 21x28, weekly
28x42, Sunday (size of page) 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion—morning $7.50, evening $.5, weekly $1.25,
Sunday $2 ; established— morning 1851, week-
ly 1623'; George M. Allen, editor and publish-
er; circulation — morning J 2, evening J 2,
weeklj' I 1 ; a two-page supplement is regu-
larly issued with the weekly edition.
BANNER; tri-weekly, Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and W E E K. Ij Y,
Wednesdays ; German ; triweekly four pages,
weekly eight paues ; size— tri-weekly 26x40,
■weekly 3ix44; subscription— tri-weekly $3.50,
weekly $2 ; established 1870 ; Emil Hirschberg,
■editor and publisher : circulation — tri-weekly
K 1, weeklv L2.
JOTJRNALi; tri-weekly; Tuesdays,
Thiu-sdays and Saturdays, and WEEIvLiY,
Thursdays : German ; four pages ; size— tri-
weeklv 27x.39, weekly 27x43 : subscription— tri-
weekly $3.50, weekly S1.."0 ; established 1884 ;
J. E. Wolff, editor and publisher ; circulation
— tri-weekly K 1, weekly L 2.
SATURDAY ARlGO; Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882: Edwin D. Seldom-
ridge, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; (see Eveninfj Gnzette.)
SATURDAY EVENING 31 AIL.; Sat
urdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription .$2 : established 1870 ; P.
S. Westfall, editor and publisher; circula-
tion H 1.
C O L, L, E G E JO URN A L. ; monthly ;
eight pages ; size of pasje 11x16; subscription
50 cents ; established 1884 ; W. C. Isbell, edi-
tor ; Isbell & Miller, publishers ; a commer-
cial college adverri'sinsi- •^he'^t.
LOCOMOTIVE FIRE.HEN'S MAG-
AZINE ; monthly; sixty-eight pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; Eu-
gene V. Bebs, editor and manager; Moore &
Langan, publishers ; circulation D 1.
WHAT NEXT; monthly; four pages;
size 26.X40; subscription .$1; established 1882 ;
Ben. Blanchard, editor and publisher ; an im-
migration advertising sheet devoted to South-
central and Southwest Kansas.
THORNTOWN, Boone Co., n 2,000
pop., on the Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St.
Louis & Chicago Rd., 38 m. from Indian-
apolis. A rich agricultural and manufac-
turing district.
ARGUS; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1878 : Frank B. Rose, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TIPTON, C. H., Tipton Co., n 2,300
pop., at crossing of Wabash, St. Louis &
/.VD/.4.V^.
Pacific and Lake Erie & Western Rds., 38
m. from Indianapolis. Surrounded by a fine
agricultural district. Extensively engaged
in shipping timber and staves.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; republican ; four
f)ages ; .size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1878 ; M. W. Pershing, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x14 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1855; J. O. Behymer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
UNION CITY, Rondolph Co., [> 4,600
pop., on Ohio and Indiana state line, at
the Northern terminus of Dayton & Union
Rd., 47 m. from Dayton. The Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis inter-
sects the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd. at this point, 84 m. from Indianapolis.
Engaged in manufacturing ; centre of trade.
EAGLE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; Ensign & Bell, editors and pub-
li-shers ; circulation .J 1.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1872; George W. Patchell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
VALPARAISO, C. H., Porter Co., tl
5,300 pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago, Chicago & Grand Trunk and New
York, Chicago & St. Louis Rds., 42 m. from
Chicago, in an agricultural district. Wagons
and carriages are manufactured here for
the trade. The Northern Indiana Normal
School is located here.
PORTER CO. VIDETTE; everymorn-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44;
subscrijjtion— daily $6, weekly .$2 ; established
—daily 1383, weekly 1857 ; W. C. Talcott, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily L2,
weekly K 2.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1871 ; E. Zimmerman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HOOSIER NATURAL.IST; monthly;
scientific ; thirty-six pages t)Ctavo ; subscrip-
tion fiO cents ; established 1885 ; R. B. Trouslot,
editor and publisher.
MUSICAL. IDEAL; monthly ; musi-
cal; twelve pages; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1883; R. A. Heri-
tage, editor and publisher; circulation .Jl.
PEOPLES' PAPER ; quarterly; forty
pages octavo; subscription 20 cents: estab-
lished 1886; R. B. Trouslot and A. F. Knotts,
editors and publishers.
VEEDERSBURG, Fountain Co., -a
1,200 pop., on Coal Creek and Indiana,
Bloomington & Western, Toledo, St. Louis
& Kansas City and Chicago & Indiana Coal
Rds. Has large flouring mill, two planing
mills, tile and brick factory, two elevators,
three churches, many business houses, and
large warehouses. Is located in the centre
of the county and has a splendid country
trade. Does an extensive business in lum-
ber, coal, staves, headings, grain, stock and
poultry.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays: four pages;
size 22x:32 ; subscription $1; established 1886;
H. A. Clark, editor; John Woolridge, pub-
lisher; circniation L2.
REPORTER; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
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GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
established 1883 ; A. H. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulatiou L2.
VERNON, C. H., Jennings Co., □, 1,000
pop., 20 m. from Madison, on the Jefferson
ville, Madison & Indianapolis Rd. Has
A-arious manufactories, flouring mill and
bank.
BANNER; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1-50 ; established 1850 ;
C. E. Wagner, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2
VERSAILLES, C. H., Ripley Co., U^
455+ pop., on Laughrey creek, 5 m. from
Ohio & Mississippi Rd., TO S. E. of Indian-
apolis and 56 from Cincinnati. It Is situated
in a rich farming region and has consider-
able trade.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 29x43; subscription SI; established
1857; Chas. H. Tliompson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
VEVAY, C. H., Switzerland Co., D^ 2,100
pop., on Ohio r., 75 rn. below Cincinnati, on
line of L. C. & D. Rd., now in course of con-
struction. A place of active trade, and a
large hay, tobacco and potato^market ; has
man.v manufactories.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
establislied 1868; Philip T. Hartford, editor
• and publisher; circulation K 1.
REVEILLE; Tliursdays ; republican;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 1817; Wm. J. Baird, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2; a four-page edition,
size 22x30, subscription S1.50, is issued simul-
taneously witli the paper.
INDIANA.
lation K 1
VINCENNES, C. H., Knox Co., p
14,000 pop., on Wabash r., at intersection
of Ohio & Mississippi with Cairo, Vin-
cennes & Chicago and Evausville & Terre
Haute Rds., and at terminus of Indian-
apolis & Vincennes Rd., 116 m. from Indian-
apolis, 58 from Terre Haute and 51 from
Evansville. Engaged in manufacturing ,
paper, lumber, staves and woodenware ; a
shipping point for large quantities of grain,
pork and cattle. Located near the Knox
county coal district, and within 20 m. of
Daviess county coal mines. Has electric
light, flue water works and street rail-
wa.YS.
C0.>1I>IER(;TAL ; every morning except i
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weeklv eight pages ;
Size— daily 25x40, weekly (size of page) 20x25;
subscription— daily $7.5i, weeklv §1.75; estab-
lislied—daily 1880, weekly 1878; T. H. Adams,
editor and publisher; circulatiou— daily J 1,
weekly J 2.
SUN; every evening except Sundav, and
WES'PERX SUN, Fridays ; democratic ;
daily four paii^es, weekly eitcht pages ; size-
daily 24x35, weekly 35x48 ; subscription -daily
S7, weekly .?2; established— daily 1879, weekly
1804; Royal E. Pnrcell, editor and publisher;
circulation- daily L2, weekly .7 2.
, NEWS; Thnrsdavs; democratic; four
pages; size 2t;x4(): subscription §1; estab-
lished 1879; W. W. Bailey, editor; W. W.
Bailey & Co.. publishers ; circulation J 1.
WESTERN SUN ; (see Sun.)
WABASH, C. H., Wabash Co., [^ 6,000
pop., on Wabash r., and Wabash, St. Louis
& Pacific and Cincinnati, Wabash & Michi-
gan Rds., 42 m. from Fort Wayne. Place of
active trade. In agi-icultural district. En-
gaged in various manufactures.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1871 ;
Lee Linn, editor ; Courier Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
PLAIN DEALER; FriAays ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1859; Bacon, Harris & Newell,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
TIiYIES; Fridays; democratic; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Times Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
WALKERTON, St. Joseph Co., [^
754+ pop., on the I., P. & C. Rd., at junction
of B. & O. Rd., 79 m. from Chicago, 20 from
South Bend and 16 from La Porte. A good
farming country and shipping point.
ST. JOSEPH CO. INDEPENDENT;
Saturdays ; greenback : four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
W. A. Erldley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
WARREN, Huntington Co., cf 1,000
pop., on Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Rd.;
farming section.
N E W S ; Fridaj's ; independent ; four
pages; size 21x36; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. W. Surran, editor and publish-
er ; circulation L 2 .
WARSAW, C. H., Kosciusko Co., [^
4,(X)0 pop., on Tippecanoe r., and Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., at intersection
of Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan Rd., 40
m. from Fort Wayne. Engaged in agricult-
ure and lumbering. Several manufactories
are located here.
TI3IES ; every evening except Sunday,
and I N D I A N I A N - REP U B LIC A N,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 19x26, weekly 3Ux44 ; subscription— daily
$5.20, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1881,
weekly 1856 ; Williams & Hossler, editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly I 2 ;
issue also the Inter- Mountain.
HOOSIER DE>IOCRAT;Wednesdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 3Ux44 : suloscrip-
tionS1..5t); established 1SS5; S. S. Baker, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDIAXIAN - REPUBLICAN (see
Timrs.)
I N T E R - 31 0 [J N T A I N : Saturdays ;
literary ; eight pages ; size 3>x44; subscription
$2; established 1886; Williams & Hossler. edi-
tors and publishers; does not insert adver-
tisenif^nts; i"sue also the Times.
NATIONAL UNION ; Fridays; demo-
cratic; eight pages ; size 31x46; subscription
$1.50; established 1861; F.J. Zimmerman, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
CHRISTIAN FIELD; monthly; bap-
tist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; estab-
lished 18S7 ; Eld. Jesse Calvert, editor ; Tom.
W. Winder, publisher.
DENTISTS' REVIEW; monthly;
dental; twenty four pages octavo; subscrip-
tion 75 cents; established 18S4 ; C. A. Rigdon,
editor and publisher; an advertisint; slieet.
P R A C T I C A L POULT R Yi>L\ N
AND FAR M E R ; monthly ; poultry-
raising; sixteen pages; size of page 8x11;
snbscription 50 cents: established 18S5; Tom
W. Winder, editor; Winder Publishing Co.,
l)ublisliers ; circulation I 1 .
WASHINGTON, C. 11., Daviess Co.,
p 4,323+ pop., on Ohio & Mississippi and
Evansville, Washington & Brazil Rds., 20
AMKIilCAX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
205
IXDIANA.
m. E. of Vincennes and 173 from St. Louis.
Engaged in mining and manufacturing.
Numerous coal mines in the vicinity.
A D VERTISE It ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscx-iption $1; es-
tablished 18S4 ; Alex. Chomel & Sous, editors
and publishers : firculation L2.
DAVIESS CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1.25 ; establislied 1867 ; Belding
& Boyd, editors and publislaers ; circ'n J 2.
GAZETTE: Saturdays; republican: fom-
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
Uslied 1866 ; Gazette Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation .J 1.
WATERLOO, De Kalh Co., tf 2,000
pop., on Cedar Creek, and on the Lake Shore
& Michigan Soutliern Rd., at crossing of
Jackson and Fort Wayne branch, 78 m. froni
Toledo. A trade centre for a large agricul-
tural district. One of the largest towns in
and principal slilppiug point for the
counties of De Kalb and Steuben.
PRESS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lislied 1858; Frank W. Willis, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 2.
WAVELAND, Montgomery Co., -a
592+ pop., on T. H. & Logansport Rd. En-
gaged in tanning.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; eiglit pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886: C. A. Talburt and Charles
Scott, editors and publishers.
WAYNETOWN, Montgomery Co.,-n
600 pop., on Indiana, Bloomington & West-
ern Rd., 20 m. E. of Covington and 54 W. of
Indianapolis. A place of trade.
HORNET ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36: subscription §1; established 1886;
Charles Berry, editor and publisher ; circula
tioii K 1.
WESTFIEI.D, Hamilton Co., n 1,000
pop., at junction of Monon and Midland
Rds., 18 m. N. of Indianapolis. Has plow
factories, carriage shops and planing mills.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44: subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; Manlove Publishing Co., editors
and publishers. An edition of the Kirklin
Air Line Xeirs.
INDEX: Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 18S'5 ;
Daniel Bond, editor; A. E. Pinkham, pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Fridays; republican ; four pages ;
size 2<;x40 ; subscription .$1.10 ; establLslied 1884 ;
W. P. Houk and Feid. W. Taylor, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WEST LEBANON, Warren Co., <j
800 pop., on the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific,
Eastern terminus of Havana, Rantoul &
Eastern (narrow gauge) Rds., 18 m. from
Danville, 111.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1883; A. R. Cadvvallader, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
WESTVILLE, Laporte Co., \j 800
pop., on Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
Rd., 12 m. from Michigan City, 11 from La
Porte and 11 from Valparaiso. Mauufactur
ing of agricultural implements ; also flour-
ing mills.
INDICATOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 ; established i882 ;
IXDIAXA.
Drom & Martin, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
WILLI AMSPORT, C. H., Warren
Co., -cSlot pop., on Wabash r. and Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 24 m. below La-
fayette, 64 from Indianapolis and 120 from
Chicago. Engaged in agriculture and stock-
raising.
WARREN REPUBIilCAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50: established 1855; John
Gregory, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WINAMAC, C. H., Pulas/ci Co., tl
1,500 pop., on Tippecanoe r., and Pittsljurgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 91 m. from Chi-
cago and 25 from Logansport. Noted for
its academic institutions.
DE:>I0CRATIC journal. ; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1856; M. H. Ingrim, editor
and pu1)lisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; suV)scription $1.50;
established 1872; W. B. Jenkins & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Randolph
Co., D- 2,600 pop., on White r., at mtersection
of Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & In-
dianapolis by tlie Cincinnati, Richmond &
Fort Wayne Rd., 75 m. from Indianapolis
and 68 from Fort Waj^ne. A rich farming
district and place of active trade, princi-
pally in the raising and shipment of grain.
DESIOC R A T ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1885; J. J.
Gorrell, editor; Winchester Publishing Co.,
publishers: circulation J 1.
HERALiD ; Wednesdays; republican;
twelve pages ; size 22x58 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874; W. O. Pierce, editor: Winches-
ter Herald Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
JOURNALi; Wednesdays; republican;
eiglit pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1842 ; A. C. Beeson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
WINDFALL, Tipton Co., D 800 pop.,
on Chicago. St. Louis & Pacific Rd. A minor
merchandising town.
DOI..I..AR POST: Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1..5') ; established
1SS5 ; .James W. Cox, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
WORTHINGTON, Greene Co., p
1,600 pop., at crossing of Indianapolis & Vin-
cennes and Evansville and Indianapolis
Rds., 70 m. S. W. of Indianapolis, at the
confluence of Eel r. with the W. fork of the
White r. An important business and manu-
facturing point. Flour, pottery, lumber,
bob-sled runners, screen doors and plow-
handles being the chief manufactured
products.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1853 ; Author Palmer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
XENIA, Miami Co., ^ 975 pop., on
Cincinnati, St. Louis" & Pittsburgli Rd.
(Bradford division), 20 m. from Peru and
30 from Logansport. Agricultural district.
J O U R N A li ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; A. L. Lawshe, editor ^nd
publisher; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDIANA.
ZIONSVILLE, Boone Co., a 995
pop., on Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis
& Chicago Rd., 15 ni. from Indianapolis.
Surrounded by a farming district.
TIMES; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1 ; established 1873; Cal. Gault,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
IOWA.
IOWA.
ACKLEY, Hardin Co., D 2,230 pop.,
on Iowa division of Illinois Central Rd., at
intersection of Central Rd. of Iowa, 43 m.
from Marshalltown. Centre of a thriving
trade, and extensively engaged in shipping
grain and live stock.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; J. H. Scales, editor; J. G.
Thonaas, publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE: Tuesdays; republican; four
pages; size 2»Jx40 : subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 18S3 ; A. E. Woodruff, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
ADAIR, Adair Co., p 750 pop., on Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 60 m. W. of
Des Moines. Grain elevator and several
hotels.
CLIPPER ; Fridays: independent; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1885; Hamilton Clay, editor and pub-
lisher.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
Eages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab-
shed 1882 ; G. W. Wilkinson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ADELi, C. H., Dallas Co.. n 1,500 pop.,
on Coon r., 22 m. W. of Des Moines, on Wa-
bash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. Surrounded
by a wealthy farming district and centre of
a large trade.
DALiIiAS CO. DExlIOCRAT; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1866; Sam E. Can-ell, editor
and publisher; circulation L 2.
DALE AS CO. NEWS; Wednesdaj^s;
republican ; foiu- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1872 ; Noel & Hotchkiss,
editors and pnlilishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; greenback;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1.25 ;
established 1878; W. H. Rickerson, editor;
New Era Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n L 2.
AFTON,C. n.,Union Co., g l,231t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Qiiincy Rd., 50 m.
S. W. of Des Moines and 180 W. of Burling-
ton. Manufactures of various kinds are
carried on ; centre of a good trade and prin-
cipal shipping point for large area.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x;30; subscription .§1 ; established 1880 ;
Baxter & Claussen, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x4ii; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1877; J. F. Bishop, editor and pub-
lislier; circulation .3 1.
AINSWORTH, Washington Co., UX,
4<X) pop., on the Chicago. Rock Island &
Pacific Rd., 7J^ m. from Washington. An
a'^ricultural and stock raising county.
CLIPPER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; suliscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. H. Pear.«;(m, editor an<l pub-
lisher; circulation L2 ; issues also the West-
ern Fanner and Horticulturist.
FLORAL INSTRUCTOR; monthly;
floricultural; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1880; R.
Rennie McGill, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation 1 2 .
\VESTERN FARMER AND HOR-
TICULTURIST; monthly; agricultural;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 5U cents ;
established 1878; J. H. Pearson, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2 ; issues also the
Clipper.
AKRON, Plymouth Co., t) 500 pop.,
on Big Sioux r., and Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Rd., 30 m. from Sioux City ; excellent water
power.
WESTERN DELTA ; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; A. G. Button, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.'
ALBIA, C. H., Monroe Co., g 2,435t
pop., at intersection of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Rd. with Central Rd. of Iowa and
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 100 m.
from Burlington. Surrounded by extensive
coal mines.
D E ;>I O C R A T ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81.50; es-
tablished 1878 ; Weber & Howard, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
OPINION; Saturdays; national; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 18.S4 ; E. O. Davis, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
UNION; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1860; A. R. Barnes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
ALDEN, Hardin Co., n 800 pop., on
Iowa r., and Iowa division of Illinois Cen-
tral and Chicago, Iowa & Dakota Rds., 149
m. W. of Dubuque ; draws a large trade
from the Upper Iowa Valley, and is an ex-
tensive grain and cattle-shipping point.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1878 ; Furry Bros.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ALGONA, C. H., Kossuth Co., b 2,200
pop., on Des Moines r., and Iowa and Dako-
ta division of Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., and Toledo & N. W. branch of
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 126 m. from
McGregor, 120 N. by W. of Des Moines. En-
gaged in milling and manufacturing, the
river furnishing abundant power for the
former. Northern Iowa Normal School
located here. A large foundry and cigar
factory have recently been estalilished ;
surrounded by an agricultural, dairying
and stock-raising district.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1884 ; J. W.
Hinchon. edit'M- and publislier; circ'n L2.
REPUBLICAN ; Wednesdays : republi-
can ; lour pages; size 22x30; subscription §2 ;
established 1871 ; Starr & Hallock, editors and
publishers; cix-culation K 1.
UPPER DES ;>IOINES; Wednesdays;
republican; four pages; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion .§2; established 1866 ; Ingham & Warren,
editors and publishers : ciix-ulation K 2.
D A I R V AND FARM; monthly ;
dairying; eight pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion 5i; cents; established 1886; E. B. Butler,
editor.
3IKTHODIST AND DISTRICT
RECO R I) ; monthly ; methodlst episcopal ;
eit^ht pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1836; S. P. Marsh, A. M.. editor
1 and publisher.
AMKRICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOllY.
207
IOWA.
IOWA.
ALLERTON, ^r^'il/ne Co., g 1,500
pop., on the C, R. I. & P. Rd. 'Central town
of "Wayne county.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent-demo-
cratic ; elKht pages ; size 26x40 ; subscriution
$1 ; established 1S72 ; D. D. Shirley, editor ;
Allerton News Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ALLISON, C H., Butler Co., ^ 500
pop., on Dubuque & Dakota Rd., 100 m. from
Dubuque.
BITLER CO; TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,S1.50 ;
established 1881 ; E. K. Schrack, editor ; circu-
lation K 1.
ALTA, Buena Vista Co., ^ 800 pop., on
111. Cent. Rd., about half way between Fort
Dodge and Sioux City, on the highest point
of land between the Mississippi and Mis-
souri rivers. Has large elevators, flouring
mills aud good gi-aded schools. The sur-
rounding country is one of the finest sec-
tions of the State for grain and stock
ralsir:g.
ADVERTIS^ER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 187T; Thos. Walpolc, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ALTOX^', Sioux Co., "tD 1,115 pop., at
junction Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, and Chicago & Northwestern Rds.
Has grist mill. A shipping point for ilour,
grain and cattle.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; four pages ;
stze2Sx4;: subscription $2 ; established 1882;
Will A. Wells, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
AMES, Story Co., U 1,400 pop., on Iowa
division of Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
and is the terminus of Des Moines & Min-
nesota Rd. Seat of Iowa Agricultm-al Col-
lege. The town is a local trade centre.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages; size aSx44; subscrip-
tion .SI. 50 ; established 1869 ; J. E. Duncan,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
AURORA; monthly; thirty two pages
octavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
Literary Societies of the Iowa State Agricul-
tural College, editors and publishers : circu-
lation L 2^ a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate vear.
STUDENT'S FARM JOURNAL;
monthly ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ;
S. A. Beach, editor; Agricultural and Horti
cultural Association of Iowa Agricultural
College, publishers ; circulation .1 2
WESTERX GUARDSMEN; monthly;
military; eij^ht jiages ; size 14x22; suljscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1886; J. R. Lincoln, editor
and puljlisher; circulation L2.
ANAMOSA, C. H., Jones Co., O 2,083
pop., on Wapsipinicon r., and Dubuque Br.
of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd., at junction
and Western terminus of Iowa Midland Rd.,
.50 m. from Dubuque and 71 from Clinton.
Centre of a large farming i-egion, having an
active trade, and near the most extensive
stone quarries in the West.
E U R E K. A ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26.x40; subscription Sl-85 ; es-
tablished 1856 • E. Booth & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four paores ; size
26x40; subscription ,S2; established 1872; C. H.
Monger, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
ANDREW, Jackson Co., [> 3-29 pop.,
located 8 m. from Maquoketa, in a farming
countrj'.
BLAETTER AUS DEN WAISEN-
HAUSERN ; ijionthly ; German ; lutheran;
eight pages ; size 9x12 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1872 ; F. Lutz, editor ; J. G. Reen-
bold, publisher; does not insert advertise-
ments.
ANGUS, Boone Co., u 3,500 pop., on
Des Moines & Fort Dodge Rd., at terminus
of Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd., 35 m. from
Des Moines. Engaged in coal mining.
BLACK DIAMOND ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size .S0x44 ; subscription $1-50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Rob't A. Lowry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
m. E.
& Pa-
three
town.
ANITA, Cass Co., p 850 pop., 15
of Atlantic, on Chicago, Rock Island
cific Rd. An agricultural country;
large grain elevators. A prosperous
REPUBLICAN; Tuesdaj's ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription .$2 ; established 1885:
J. M. Briges, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays: four pages : size
26x40; subscription §2 ; established 1883; Sher-
man F. Myers, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
ASHTON, Osceola Co., ^ 600 pop., on
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rd.,
67 m. from Sioux City. In an agricultural
section ; i-eceives more grain and stock than
any point within forty miles.
ARGUS; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Lou F. Chapin, editor and pub-
lisher.
ATLANTIC, C. H., Cass Co., p 5,000
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific,
Atlantic Southern and Atlantic & Audubon
Rds., 52 m. E. of Council Bluffs and 82 W. of
Des Moines. Business point for an agricult-
ural community.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican; dailv— four pages, weekly six
pages ; size— dailv 22x30. weekly (size of page)
22x28 ; subscription— daily .$6, weekly S2 ; es-
tablished—dailv 1879, weekly 1871 ; Lafayette
Young, editor and publisher; circulation—
dailv K 1, weekly J 2.
CASS CO. DE3IOCRAT: Tuesdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion !^1.50; established 1880; C. F. Chase &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
INDUSTRIAL AVEST ; Thursdays ;
four paees ; size 24x36 ; subscription .§1 ; estab-
lished 1883; Sanders & Sovereign, editors and
publishers ; circulation .7 1.
.MESSENGER; Fridays; republican;
f f»ur pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; J. H. Willey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
AUBURN (GRANT CITY P. O.)
Sac Co., -a 5(X) pop., on C. & N. W. Rd., 8 m.
from Lake City, in a fertile agricultural
section. i
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; establislied 1886.
AUDUBON, C. H., Audubon Co., -U
1,650 pop.. Northern terminus of branch of
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., and
Southern terminus of C. & N. W. Rd. Mar-
ket town of large and populous farming
and stock-raising country.
AUDUBON CO. ADVOCATE;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
IOWA.
Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1S78 ;
R. Moore Carpenter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
AUDIT BON CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdaj's ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1886; W. H. McClure,
editor ; Cousins & Foster, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
AURELIA, Cherokee Co., tl 600 pop,,
on I. C. Rd., between Fort Dodge and Sioux
City. Grain and stock-raising.
SENTINEI.. ; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; established 1882 ; A.
L. Belew, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
AVOCA, Pottaivattomie Co., jH 2,000
pop., situated on Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific Rd., 40 m. from Council Bluffs. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country. Centre
of a good trade.
DELTA: Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44; sub.scription $1.50; established 1871;
W. H. Gardner, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K 2.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; D. E. Cramer, editor ; A. P.
Cramer, publisher; circulation K 2.
'BA'NC'ROTT, Kossuth Co., [^ 350 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 150 m. from
Des Moines.
REGTSflTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40: subscription $1.50; established 1883;
David A. Ellis,editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
BATTLE CREEK, Ida Co., -a 600
pop., on M. R. Rd. and Maple r., 8 m. from
Ida Grove. A farming section.
T I >I E .S ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; sub.scription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879; S. W. Young, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BAYARD, Guthrie Co., -n 500 pop.,
on Ch., M. & St. P. Rds., surrounded by an
excellent corn-producing district.
NEWS; Fridaj^s; four pages ; size 22x30;
established 18S4 ; C. A. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BEDFORD, C. H., Taylor Co., P l,76at
pop., on Creston and Bedford branch of
Biu'lington & Missouri River Rd., 65 m. from
St. Joseph and about 100 from Des Moines.
It is situated in a fine agricultural district.
SOUTH-WEST DE.IIOCRAT ; Fri
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscripti(m .$2; established 1880; E. Houck,
editor; J. D. Smith, pulilisher: eiron .J 1.
TAYLOR CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Thursdays ; repul)lican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscriiJtion $2 ; established 1877 ;
A. G. Lucas, editor and publisher: circ'n J 2.
BELLE PLAINE, Benton Co., n- 2,500
pop., on Iowa division of Chicago & North-
western Rd.. 34 m. W. of Cedar Rapids and
25 S. W. of Vinton and Northern terminus
of Ottumwa, Cedar Falls & St. Paul Rd.
UNION ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1867; Geo. R. Lee, editor and publish-
er; circulation L2.
BELLE VUE, Jackson Co., a- 1,500
pop., on Mississippi r., and branch of Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 22m. below
Dubuiiue, 12 S. E. of Galena, IlL It has a
fine steamer landing, and large quantities
IOWA.
of produce from the surrounding country
is shipped trbm this point. Two large roller
process flouring mills, saw mills, butter-tub
factory, and a large creamery supply manu-
factory. Has the benefit of three railroads ;
also manufactures phosphorus.
LEADER; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. O. Evans, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BELMOND, Wright Co.,ih 1,000 pop.,
on Iowa r., ^vith good water power. A rich
agricultm-al region,
HERALD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; Silas A. Keeler, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BIRMINGHAM, Van Buren Co., U^
515+ pop., on Fort Madison & Northwestern
Rd., about 12 m. N. of Keosauqua. The Des
Moines r. runs through the coimty. Manu-
factures carried on.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1870 ; Sheward & Parker,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 22x32; subscription $1.5i); established
1885 ; Geo. Warrington, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
BLAIRSTOWN, Benton Co.. n- 650
pop., on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
Has large creamery and manufactories.
Location of Iowa Seminary.
PRE."»S; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1..50; established 1885; H. L.
Bdssett, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BLOOMFIELD, C, H,, Davis Co., g
1,800 pop., near Fox r., at the junction of
the Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City and
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 70 m. W.
N. W. of Keokuk and 85 from Burlington.
The centre of a fertile and thriving agri-
cultural region and the trade centre for a
large section.
DAVIS CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1863; Fortune
& Wrigiu, editoi-s and publishers ; qii'c'n J 1.
D E.ll O C R A T ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1S6!»; H.C.Evans, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
LEGAL TENDER GREENBACK;
Thursdays ;, four i>ages ; .size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.511 ; established 1878 ; C. F. Davis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
BONAPARTE, Van Buren Co., C^
1,000 pop., on Des Moines r. and Des Moines
Valley Rd., 35 m. N. W. of Keokuk. A grain
and stock market, and engaged in manu-
facturing.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1877 ; J. F. Murphy, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
BOONE, Boone Co., a 4,900 pop., on
Iowa division of Chicago & Northwestern
Rd.. at terminus of the St. Louis, -Des
Moines & Northern Rd., 342m. from Chicago
and 121 W. of Cedar Rapids. Milling and
manufacturing of various kinds carried
on, as is also coal mining — the coal beds
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
209
IOWA.
being about 90 feet below the surface ; fire
aud potters' clay Is also fouud. It is sur-
rounded by a fine farming country.
BOONE CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; J. Horn-
stein, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
BOONE CO. REPUBIilCAN; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size o6x48 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1865; C. S.
Tomlinsou, editor ; Republican Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
DER BOONE HEROL.D ; Fridays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882 ; H. Kaul, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
STANDARD: Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; John M. Brainard, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
BOONSBORO, C. H., Boone Co., n
l,4o8 pop., 1}4 m. from Des Moines r. and 1}4
m. from C. & N. W. Rd. Station. Surround-
ed bj' a hilly country in which coal is
abundant.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription Sl-50; established 1879 ; C.
S. Evans, publisher; Boonsboro Printing aud
P-ublishing Co., publishers ; circulation L2.
BREDA, Carroll Co., -n 150 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd. Niunerous
small stores.
OSTFRIESISCHE NACHRICH-
TEN ; semi-monthly; German; four pages;
size ^1x30 ; subscription .SI ; established 1882 ;
L. Hundling, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
BRIGHTON, Washington Co., 0,1,200
pop., on Southwestern division of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., at junction of
Iowa Central and Burlington & Western
Xarrow Gauge Rds., 13 m. S.W. of Wash-
ington, Surrounded by a fine agricultural
country.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; C. C. Heacock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEVVS ; Thursdaj's ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; G. H. & V. E. Frasher, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BRITT, Hancock Co., [j 800 pop., at
junction of Iowa & Dakota Div. of Chicago,
Mil. & St. Paul and M. &St. Louis Rds., 21 m.
E. of Algona, 148 W. of McGregor and 165 S.
of Minneapolis, Minn. Prosperous town in
centre of county, which is rapidly being set-
tled. In a stock-raising and agricultm-al
country.
HANCOCK CO. TRIBUNE ; Thurs
days ; rejniblican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription 82; established 1879; E. E. Adams,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BROOKLYN, PoivesMek Co., n 1,900
pop., division station of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., 105 m. from Davenport
and 75 E. of Des Moines. Situated in a rich
prairie, and is the centre of a large grain and
stock trade.
CHRONICIiE; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 1^6x40; subscription $1.50; established
1875;Conaway & Dorrance, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
BRUSH CREEK, i^a?/e«e Co., c^ 1,000
pop., on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
IOWA.
Paul Rd., 70 m. from Dubuque. Has a flour-
ishing mechanical and mercantile ti-ade.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1874; O. H. Osborn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
BUFFALO, Scott Co., a- 410 pop.,
on the Mississippi r., 10 m. from Davenport,
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.
Coal mining is the principal industry ; has
extensive tile works.
SCOTT CO. BliADE; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
§1.50 ; established 1882 ; A. J. Allen, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
BURLINGTON, C. H., Des Moines
Co., P, 30,000 pop., on Mississippi r. and Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., and eight
other important railroads, 207 m. from
Chicago, 255 from St. Louis. This city was
settled in 1833, and now has the most ad-
vanced city improvements, including the
Holly system of water works, a public sys-
tem of steam supply and the Vanderpole
electric light. Considerable manufactur-
ing is carried on. The extensive machine
shops of the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd. are located here. The centre of a large
and flourishing wholesale and retail trade,
aud has considerable river commerce.
GAZETTE; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKIiY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; dailv four pages, weekly six pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 20x26 ;
subscription— daily §7, weekly §1.25 ; estab-
lished 1837 ; A. C. Hutchinson, manager ;
circulation— daily J 2, weekly H 2.
HAWBL^EYE; every morning except
Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; daily four and
eight pages, weekly
eight and twelve pages ;
size 26x40, weekly (size of
•page) 16x26; subscription
—dailv .§7.80, weeklv .§1;
established 1839 ; The
Hawk-Eye Co., editors
and publishers; eircn-
lation— daily I 2 , weekly
■yj »-^ -^ G2.
IOWA TRIBUNE; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
German; democratic; daily four pages,
weekly ten pages ; size— dailv 24x36, weekly
f size of page) 15x22 ; subscription— daily 86,
weekly $2; established 1861; Iowa Tribune
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly J 1.
JUSTICE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLiY, Thursdays; labor;
daily four pages, weekly six pages; size —
daily 22x.30, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; sub-
scription 85; established— daily 1885, weekly
1886; Justice Cooperative Pi'inting Associa-
tion, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J 1 ; an/jrgan of the Knights of Labor.
SATURDAY EVENING POST;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
page 15x22; subscription 81-50; established
1882 ; J. W. Murphy, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2, including special editions.
WEST BURLINGTON JOURNAL;
Saturdays; four pages; size 22x.30; sul)s<crip-
tion 81; E. M. Pike, editor and publisher;
dated at West Burlington.
CALLIOPE, 'S'io?<a; Co.,\:i 1,000 pop.,
on Big Sioux r. at junction Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul and Chicago & North-
210
GEO. P. ROWELL & CD'S
IOWA.
western Rds., midway between Sioux City
and Sioux Falls. Great water power.
SIOUX VALLEY BLADE; Thurs
days ; ei^nt pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
§1..5U; established 1885; B. Frank Knapp, edi-
tor and puVilisher.
CAIiMAR, Winneshiek Co., cf 1,200
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Kd.,
45 m. W. of McGregor. Engaged in the
manufacture of wagons, plows and
sleighs, and shipping live stock and grain.
CLARION ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x-6 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; A.
E. Winrott, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 .
CAMBRIDGE, Stonj Co., a 1,500
pop. ^township), on Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., at junction of Skunk r. Manu-
factories of various kinds.
HERAliO ; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $125; established 1885;
Chas. D. Parkes, editor and publisher : circu-
lation L 2.
CARROLL, C. H., Carroll Co., -a
2,000 pop., on Iowa division of Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 94 m. from Council
Bluffs. Indian corn, wheat, oats and pork
are the chief products. Large forests of
oak, hickory, black walnut, and other
woods, and abundant quantities of lime-
stone, coal and sandstone are found In the
vicinity.
DER DEMO K RAT ; Fridays ; German ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; Demokrat Printing
Co.. f'ditors and publishers; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 40x52; subscription $2 ; established 1868;
Hastings & Maclean, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
SENTINEL ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; su1)Scription $2 ; established 1877 ;
M. Miller, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CARSON, Pottawattamie Co., J3 500
pop., on branch of C, R. I. & P. and C, B. &
Quincy Rd., 25 m. E. of Coimcil Bluffs.
Raises corn, hogs and cattle.
CRITIC; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1S82 ; H.
E. Booth, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
P O T T A VV A T T A M I E SCHOOL
JOURNAL ; montlily ; educational; eight
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1SS6; J. W. "W. Baird, editor; H. E.
Booth, publisher.
CASCADE, Diihuque Co., n- 1,000 pop.,
on Cliicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 10
m. from Farley Junction and 26 m. from
Dubuque. Has large flour mill and other
industries ; is surroimdcd by a splendid
fa'-ming section, for which it is a centre of
trade.
PIONEER: Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscripti(ni $1.50; established 1876;
I. W. Baldwin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
CASEY, Guthrie Co., -D 700 pop., a
station on Cliicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd., 51 m. from Des Moines. General mer
chandising carried on.
VINDICATOR ; Fridays; eight pages
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1878
W. P. Cowman & Co., editors and publishers
circulation L2.
IOWA.
CEDAR FALLS, ^lack Haivk Co., a-
4,000 pop., on Cedar r., and on Iowa divi-
sion of the Illinois Central, at the intersec-
tion of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Min-
nesota Rds. ; also northern terminus of
Wisconsin, Iowa & Nebraska Rd., 162 m
from Burlington and 99 from Dubuque. A
manufacturing town, possessing excellent
^vater pow^er.
ARGl'S; Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 34x4(J ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Smith & Bruner, editors and pub-
lishers : circvilation K 2.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; Snyder & Hui-d, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Linn Co., a- 18,000
pop., on Cedar r., and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd. at intersection of
Chicago & Northwestern Rd. and junc-
tion of Chicago, Mil. & St. P. Rd., 79 m.
from Dubuque and 100 from Burlington.
It has good water power ; has large manu-
facturing interests, and does large whole-
EVENING GAZETTE; every evening
except Sunday, audGAZETTE, Thursdaj's;
daily four to twelve pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—dailv $6, weekly $1 ; established
1883 ; F. W. Faiilkes, editor ; Gazette Co., pub-
lishers ; ciieulation— daily J 2, weekly J 1.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — dailj' 26x40,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription — dailv $6, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1870, weekly 1872 ; Re-
publican Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailv I 1 , weeklv J 2.
D E M O R It A T ; Fridays ; German ;
democratic; eight pages; size 34x46; sub-
scription $1.-50; established 1883 ; J. Dietrich,
editor : Demokrat Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
GAZETTE: (see Evening Gazette.)
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; labor ; four
pages; size 1,5x21 ; subscription $1 ; established
1S86; Co-operative Publishing Co., editors and
publishers : an organ of the Knights of Labor.
NEW STANDARD ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; f < )ur [pages ; size 2-<x44 : subscription
$1.50; established 1867; Chas. H. Playter, edi-
tor and publisher ; cii-culation J 1 .
SATURDAY EVENING CHAT ;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18S2 ; Western Engraving
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SATURDAY GOSSIP; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subsci-iption $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Eugene Hunt, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation ,12.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 30x44 ; subseripti<m .$1.50; estab-
lished 1851 ; F. McClelland, editor ; Ayers
& McClelland, publishers; circulation J 1.
FRA ALLE LANDE ; semi-monthly;
Skandinavian ; twenty pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; N. Fr.
Hansen, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
DETECTIVE; monthly; six pages; size
of paue 12x19; sul)scription .?1 ; established
1^85; Detective Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; an organ of the Iowa Detective
Association.
FARM JOURNAL AND LIVE
STOCK REVIEW; monthly; agricult-
ural; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$1 ; established 4879 ; Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers: circulation Fl. %
IOWA FAR:>IER; monthly; agricult-
ural ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x13 ; sub-
scription SI; established 1877; Alexander
Charles, editor ; Iowa Farmer Co., publishers ;
circulation G 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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IOWA.
WESTERN PEN3IAN ; monthly; edu-
catioual ; tweuty pages; size of page 8x11;
subst-ription 60 cents ; established 1884 ; A. N.
Palmer, editor; Goodyear & Palmer, pub-
lishers : circulation H 2.
WESTERN JOURNAL; monthly;
real estate ; four pa^es ; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Eugene Hunt
& Co., editors and publishers.
CENTERVILLE, C. H., Appanoose
Co.. Q 3,446 pop., about 90 m. S. S. E. of Des
Moines and 150 m. S. W. of Davenport, on
the Southwestern division of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 95 W. of Keo
kuk, on the Keokuk & Western Rd. En-
gaged in manufacturing and mining. The
country is well timbered and rich in min-
eral resources.
APPANOOSE lOWEGIAN; Thurs
days , eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1883; Chas. V. Vrooman,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
CITIZEN ; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1864 ; W. O. Crosby and J. C. Barrows,
editors ; W. O. Crosby & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation J 2 .
JOURNALi ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S1..50 ;
established 1872; S. L. Harvey, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CENTRE POINT, Liym Co., n- 1,000
pop., on Rd., 20 m. N. of Cedar Rapids, on
B., C. R. & N. Rd. Good market ; numerous
business houses and growing wholesale
trade ; good schools, several benevolent
and literary societies, four churches. Its
manufacturing interests are rapidly ex-
tending.
COURIER JOURNAL.; Saturdays;
non-partisan ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription S1.25 ; established 1876 ; C. F. Floyd,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHARITON, C. H., Lucas Co., g 3,500
pop., on Chariton r., and Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy, and Chariton, Des M. & South-
ern Rds., and at junction of Chariton
branch to Kansas City ; 55 m. from Ottum-
wa. It is the central trading point between
the Mississippi and Missouri rs.
D E 3f O C R A T ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1872; S. S. King, editor; S. H
Mallory & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
HERALD; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription SL.jO;
establi.shed 1SS5; J. L. Brown, editor and
puV)lisher.
PATRIOT; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1857; E. Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
CHARLES CITY, C. H., Floyd Co.,
6 3,500 pop., on Cedar r., and Iowa division
of Illinois Central Rd., at intersection of
Iowa & Dakota division of Milwaukee & St.
Paul and proposed route of the La Crosse,
Minnesota & Northern Iowa Rds., 139 m.
from Dubuque and 90 from McGregor. It
possesses good water power, and is exten-
sively engaged in manufacturing.
FLOYD CO. ADVOCATE; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 30x44;
subscription $2 : established 1868 ; B. F. Wright
and S. M. Wright, editors ; B. F. Wright, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
IOWA.
FLOYD CO. CITIZEN; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1.25 ; established 1884 ; Boultou & Det-
wiler, editors and puVjlishers ; circulation J 1.
INTELLIGENCER; Tuesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $150; established 1856; Dyke Bros., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CHEROKEE, C. H., Cherokee Co., tl
2,500 pop., on Little Sioux r., and on a di-
vision of the Illinois Central Rd., 59 m. from
Sioux City. Surrounded by fine farming
lands ; in the great agricultural district of
Northwestern Iowa. Cherokee county has
an area of about six hundred square miles,
and is intersected by the Little Sioux r.
and several smaller streams.
CHEROKEAN; Tuesdays; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Will P. Goldie, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four paj^es ; size 26x40 ; established 18S5 ; J. C.
Jones, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
T I 31 E S ; Tlmrsdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; establi-shed 1869; R. L. Rowe, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CHURDAN, Greene Co., n 500 pop.,
on the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 12
m. S. by E. from Jefferson.
BELL; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 15x21 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Jay A. Potter, editor and pub-
lisher.
CLARENCE, Cedar Co., d- 750 pop.,
on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 47 m.
W. of Clinton. General merchandising.
Has schools, flour mills, creamery, churches
and several grain warehouses.
S U N ; Fridaj's ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
established 18:0; Joe W. Owen, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CLARINDA, C. H., Page Co., p 4,000
pop., on Nodaway r., and Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy and Humeston & Shenandoah
and Wabash Rds., 75 m. S. E. of Council
Bluffs. Engaged in agriculture, stock-rais-
ing and manufacturing.
H E R A L l> ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eiglit pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1858; C. A. Lisle, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Bailey & Skeed, editors; L. S.
Hanna, publisher; circulation K 1.
PAGE CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; '
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1868; N. C. Ridenour.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHRISTIAN GLEANER ; (see Rock-
ford, Ill.j
CLARION, C. H., Wright Co., ^ 650
pop., in central part of State and about 25
m. N. E. of Fort Dodge. In a fine farming
district.
WRIGHT CO. DE3IOCRAT; Wed-
nesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 18&4 ; Walter
Elder, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WRIGHT CO. MONITOR ; Wednes-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1869; J. C. Harwood, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CLARKSVILLE, Butler Co., [^ 1,040
pop., on Shell Rock r. and Burlington, Cedar
™12
GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
IOWA.
Rapids & Northern and D. & D. Rds., 186 m.
from Burlington. Engaged in manufactur-
ing ; a trade centre.
STAR; Thursdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Madigan & Morrison, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CLEARFIELD, Taylor Co., p 400
pop., on Hunieston & Shenandoah Rd.
An agricultural and stock-raising district.
A shipping point for grain.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription §1.50; established
1882 ; A. C. Talley, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
CLEAR LAKE, Cerro Gordo Co., i
1,005 pop., on lake of same name, and on the
Iowa & Dakota division of the Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 10 m. from Mason City.
MIRROR; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Chas. A. Cooley and Al. Asplin,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CLINTON, C. H., Clinton Co., D- 14,000
pop., on Mississippi r., 42 m. above Daven-
port and \]4 from Lyons, on the Chicago &
Northwestern, Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul, Chicago, Burlington & Quiney, Chi-
cago, Burlington & Northern and Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rds. Exten-
sively engaged in lumber and various
other manufactures. The railroad repair
shops are located here. It has a large
aitd rapidly growing trade.
EVENING BUGLE ; every evening ex-
cept Svmdav, and SATURDAY EVEN-
IN<i BUGLE, Saturdays; four pages ; size
22xS0; subseriptiou— daily §4, weekly $1.25 ; es-
tablished—daily 1S85, weekly 1S81 ; C. Henry
Dean, editor and publisher; circulation —
week I v K 1.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly twelve pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscripti(m— daily $6, weekly §2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1868, weekly 1856 ; Clinton Herald
Co., editors and publishers; cii-culation— daily
K2, weekly J 2.
NE\VS ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily foiu- pages,
weekly eight images ; size— daily 24x40; weekly,
40x44 ; subscription— daily §5, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1882. weekly 1885; E. W.
Conable, editor; News Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation — tlailj' K 2, weekly K 2.
AGE; Fridays; democratic; eight pages;
size 30x4.3; subscription $1.50; established
1868 ; Edward H. Thayer, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DIE IOWA VOLKS-ZEITUNG;
Fridays ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; J. Lietz.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LABOR REVIEW; Fridays; labor;
four pages : size 24x34 ; sul)Scription .$1 ; es-
tal)lishe(l iss() ; Hugh Leslie, editor ; Labor
Review Publishing Co., publishers ; an organ
of the KiiiKhts of Labor.
ME l{ K Y VV^ A R ; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 2;3x:)2 ; subscription .$2; established 1886;
D. H. Winget, editor and publisher.
SATURDAY EVENING BUGLE;
(see Eveniua Bugle.)
COIN, ^«5'e Co., p 800 pop., at junction
of tlie Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific and Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quiney Rds. Has grain
elevators, flouring mill, foundry, lumber
yards, etc. A place of active trade.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
IOWA.
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; A. A. Thompson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
EAGLE; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Arthur Rozelle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COLFAX, Jasper Co., a 1,200 pop.,
on Chicaciua r. and Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Rd., 23 m. E. of Des Moines.
Medicinal springs, eight in number, are
located here ; an invalid resort. Large
coal mining interests ; shipping point for
grain and cattle.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 2')x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; H. W. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
COLLEGE SPRINGS, Prtfire Co., p
800 pop., 12 m. from Clarinda. Has a large
cheese trade, and is the centre of a rich
farming country. Amity College is located
here.
WESTERN CRANK; Wednesdaj's;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Johnson & Frederick, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation L2.
NATURALIST GLEANER;
quarterly ; seientiric ; tweuty-six pages ; size
of page TxlO ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1*6 ; N. Edgar Taylor, A. M., editor and
publisher.
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, ioMisa
Co., n^ l,2i.O pop., on Iowa r. and on the
crossing of the B., C. R. & N. Rd. & Chic,
R. I. & P. Rd., 40 m. N. of Burlington
and 22 W. of Muscatine, one mile from
Columbus City. A shipping point.
COLUMBUS SAFEGUxVRD; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Eggert &
Jenkins, editors and publishers ; circ'u K 2.
LOUISA CO. TIMES; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.51 »; established 1876; Geo. P. Neil and
M. E. Neil, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
NORMAL INDEX; bi-monthly; edu-
cational ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; established
1S79 ; H. S. Edwards, editor and publisher.
CONRAD GROVE, Grundy Co., z.
5 JO pop., on Toledo & N. W. Rd., 30 m. N. W.
of Toledo. Has extensive limestone quar-
ries and a numl>er of flouring mills.
CONRAD JOURNAL; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 188i(; A. Burton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CONAVAY, Taylor Co., p 423t pop.,
on the Crestou branch of the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quiney Rd., 27 m. S. W. of Creston
and 78 N. of St. Joseph, Mo. Surrounded by
a rich farming and grazing country.
IIEICxVLD; Saturdays; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
W. M. Carr, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 .
COON RAPIDS, Carroll Co., ^ 900
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
Larger quantities of corn marketed here
than In any other town in this section.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays ; ' eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1881 S. D. Henry, publisher; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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IOWA.
CORNING, C. H., Adams Co., p 2,000
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
90 m. from Council Bluffs. An agricultural
region.
ADAMS CO. FREE PRESS; Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1883 ; Ed. C. Rus-
sell, editor; Russell & Bell, publishers ; circu-
lation .J 1 .
ADAMS CO. GAZETTE; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; W. H.
Hoxie, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ADAMS CO. UNION; Thursdays; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1874 ; A. B. Shaw, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 .
CORRECTIONVIIiLE, Woodbury
Co., -o 1,000 pop., on Correctionville branch
of Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 28 m. from
Cherokee and 40 from Sioux City. Fine
schools and various manufactories.
SIOUX VALiliEY NEWS; Thursdays;
independent-republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
D. K. Freeman, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
CORYDON, C. H., Wayne Co., g 1,500
pop., on "Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd.,
65 m. S. by E. of Des Moines, and about 4 N.
of Southwestern division of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd. Engaged in agricult.
ure and stock-raising.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; D. G. Duer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1875; C. F. Le Compte,
editor; Littell & Le Compte, publishers;
circulation J 1.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, C. H., Potta-
wattomie Co., p 27,500 pop., on Missouri r.,
opposite Omaha, Neb., at terminus of
Union Pacific, Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy, Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific,
Wabash, St. Louis & P., Chicago & North-
western, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
and Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council
Bluffs Rds., 142 m. W. of Des Moines. An
active business point with fine public
buildings. Extensive cattle yards and a
large grain elevator are located here.
GLOBE; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages ; size
—daily 24x36, weekly 26x40; subscription-
daily $8, weekly $1.50 ; established 1872 ; The
Olobe Co., publishers; circulation— daily
K 1, weekly J 1.
HERALD ! every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 18x34 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 1883, weekly 1882; Herald Printing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
daily .T 1 , weekly .1 2.
NONPAREIL; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size of page 17x23 ;
subscription— daily §10, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1861, weekly 1857; Nonpareil
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation—daily I 2 . weeklv H 1 .
DEAF MUTE HAWK EYE ; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ;
■established 1880; G. L. Wyckoff, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
14
IOWA.
FREIE PRESSE; Thursdays; German;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1875 ; F. G Pfeiffer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RAILROAD REPOltTER ; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; E. O. Armstrong, edi-
tor; Railroad Reporter Co., publishers; cir-
culation I 1 ; issued in the interest of rail-
road employees.
CRESCO, C. H., Howard Co., cf 2,000
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
260 m. from Milwaukee and 62 from McGre-
gor. Engaged in manufactures of various
kinds. Has a large grain trade.
- HOWARD CO. TIMES; Thursdays 5
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub'
scription $2 ; established 1867 ; L. E. Smith'
editor and publisher; circulation .J 1.
IOWA PLAIN DEALER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1859 ; W. R. Mead, editor ; W. R. and
F. J. Mead, publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CRESTON, Union Co., g 9,000pop.,on
junction of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
Creston & Northern and Kansas City, St.
Joseph & Council Bluffs Rds. The largest
stock-yards on the C. B. & Q. Rd. are located
here. The railroad round house, machine
shops, car works and coal shutes are also
located here.
ADVERTISER ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY", Fridays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size— daily 21x30 ;
weeklv 24x36 ; subscription— weekly $1.50; es-
tablished—daily 1880; weekly 1879; S. A.
Bre'wster, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and AVEEKLY, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x35, weekly 22x32; subscription
—daily $6.00, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily
1881, weekly 1874; J. B. Harsh, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 2.
COMMONWEALTH; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; S. R. Davis, editor ;
Page & Davis, publishers ; circulation L 2 .
EVERY SUNDAY MORNING;
Sundays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1883; Leens & Water-
man, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
INDEPENDENT AMERICAN ;
Thursdays ; greenback ; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; subscription $1.75 ; established 1877 ;
W. H. Robb, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 2.
WORKINGMAN'S ADVOCATE ;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Abraham Lincoln
Assembly, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
CUMBERLAND, Cass Co., JJ 713
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
Has elevator and various manufactories.
Surrounded by a mining and farming sec-
tion.
COURANT ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 35x48; subscription .$1; established 1885;
Clyde McManigal, editor ; James G. Kreider,
publisher; circulation L2.
DAKOTAH C. H., Humboldt Co.,
i 400 pop., on Des Moines r., about 105
m. from Des Moines and 18 N. of Fort Dodge,
on M. & St. Louis and C. & N. W. Rds., in
an agricultural district. The river fur-
nishes excellent water power.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; in-
dependent-democratic ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1860 ; A.
M. & M. L. Adams, editors and publishers
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
circulation K 2 ; dated at Dakotah, Liver-
more and Humboldt.
DALLAS CENTER, Dallas Co., a
800 pup., on Des Mtnues & Ft. Dodge Rd., 20
m. W. N. W. from Des Moines. A place of
active trade.
TIMES; "Wednesdays ; non-political ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; G. E. E. Tuwnsend, editor
and publisher.
DANBURY, Woodbury Co., 43 400
pop., on railroad, 50 m. from Sioux City.
MAPLE VALLEY SCOOP; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 22x.SiJ ; subscription
81.25; established 18S3 ; Stella and Ernest
Ostrom, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
DANVILLE, Des Moines Co., □, 500
pop., on C, B. & Q. Rd., 13 m. from Burling-
ton. Dairy and grain business carried on.
NEWS ; Thursdays; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25; established 18T9; M. A.
Kirkpatrick & Son, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
DAVENPORT, C. H., Scott Co., &
24,000 pop., on Mississippi r., at the foot of
the Upper Rapids, 183 m. from Chicago,
220 from St. Louis, 230 from Milwaukee and
280 from St. Paul ; at the junction of seven
important railroads. It is engaged in va-
rious kinds of manufactures, including
those of agricultural implements, with
oat-meal mills, glucose works, brass and
li'on foundries, steam engine works, etc.,
and has a very considerable wholesale
trade and a large and increasing grain and
lumber business ; also seat of five large
colleges. Opposite the island of Rock
Island, the location of the Central Armory
of the United States, and also opposite
the cities of Rock Island, Moline and
Milan, and 'connected therewith by an iron
railway bridge and ferries. These towns
give a combined population of over 80,000.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, SIM) AY DEMOCRAT, Sun-
days, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
ci'atic ; four pages ; size— daily 28x40, Sundaj^
and weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily $5,
Sunday $2, weekly $1.25 ; established 1855 ;
D. N. Richardson, editor; Democrat Co., pub-
lishers; circulation — daily I 2, Sundaj^ HI,
weekly 12.
DER TACJLICHER DEMOKRAT;
every morning except Monday, SEMI-
WEEKLY, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
and DER DEMOKRAT, Thursdays;
German ; republican ; daily and semi-weekly
four pages, weekly six pages; size — daily and
semi-weekly 26.x40, weekly (size of page)
22x28 ; subscription— daily $8, semi-weeklj'
$3, weekly $2 ; established 1852 ; J. P. Stibolt,
editor ; H. Lischer, publisher ; circulation —
daily .T 2, semi-weekly J 1, weeklj" H 2.
GAZETTE ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; repub-
lican ; daily f ( )Ur pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 20x26;
subscription— daily $7, Sundays $1.75, weekly
$1.25 ; established— daily 1854, weekly 1841 ;
Clair D. Valletta, editor; Gazette Printing
Co., publishers; circ'n— daily I 2 , weekly G 1.
TI3IES; eveiy moi-ning except Sunday;
Independent ; four pages ; size 14x22 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1886; The Times Co.,
editors and j)uhlishers.
IOWA REFOR3I ; semi-weekly, Mon-
days and Thursdays, and WEEKLY, Tues-
days; German ; democratic; four pages; size
semi- weekly 26x40, weekly 28x44; subscription
IOWA.
— semi-weeklj' $3, weekly $2; established 1876;
Gustav Donald, editor; Adolph Peter.sen &
Bro., publishers; circulation — semi-weekly
J 1 ,weekly I ■ .
ADVANCE: Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; Ad-
vance Publishing Co., editors and Dublishers ;
circulation J 1 .
DER DEMOKRAT ; (see Der Taglicher
Demokraf.)
INTERSTATE PRESS; Saturdays;
temperance; four pages; size 26x40; sub.scrip-
tion $1 ; established 1881 ; Interstate Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n H 1.
IOWA MESSENGER ; Saturdays; cath-
olic ; eight pages ; size ;B0x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; T. L. Sharon, business man-
ager ; circulation H 2.
NORTHWESTERN NEWS; Thurs-
days ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; North-
western News Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation G 1.
SUNDAY DEMOCRAT; (see Demo-
crat.)
FA M I L I E N- JOUR NA L ; monthly ;
German : Ancient Order of United Workmen ;
four pages ; size 28x40 : subscription 50 cents ;
established 1880; H. Pfabe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
IOWA CHURCHMAN; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; eight pages ; size 18x25 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1877; Bishop
William Stevens Perry, D. D., editor and pub-
lisher; circulation I 1 .
DAVIS CITY, Decatur Co., g 700
pop., on Grand r., amid good grazing lands.
TIDINGS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1885;
Adams Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 1 .
DAYTON, Webster Co., □ 600 pop.,
on line of C. & N. W. and Minneapolis &
St. Louis Rds. Farming town.
REVIEW ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; John A. Lindberg, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
fi
DECORAH, C. H., Winneshiek Co. cif
3,550 pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern and a branch of Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rds., 56 m. W. of McGregor.
The county seat and centre of a large trade.
Considerable milling and manufacturing
done here. In rich wheat and stock-raising
country.
EVANGELISK LUTHERSK KIR-
KETIDENDE; Fridays; Skandinavian ;
lutheran ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscription
$1.50; established 1873; Lutheran Publishing
House, publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments.
JOURNAL AND PRESS; Wednes-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1869; Henry Woodruff , editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
POSTEN ; Wednesdays ; Skandinavian ;
twelve pages ; size of page 1.5x22 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1874 ; B. Anundsen, publish-
er ; circulation F2.
REPUBLIC A N ; Thursdays ; republican;
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; es-
tablished 1860 ; A. K. Bailey & Son, editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
FOR HJE:>I]>IET; semi monthly ; Skan-
dinavian ; thirty-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; K. Throndsen, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
DEEP RIVER, Potveshicic Co., o 250
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 70 m
E. of Des Moines.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; E. S. Daly,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
AMERICAN XEWSI^APER DIRECTORY.
215
IOWA.
DEFIANCE, Shelby Co., -a oOO pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., near
Council Bluffs. Surrounded by an excellent
agricultural section.
ARGUS; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1882 ; F.
Bangs, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
DELHI, Delaware Co., O 529 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
85 m. fi-om Davenport and near Maquo-
keta r. Surrounded by a well-settled
country.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1870 ; Swinburne & Swinburne,
editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
DENISON, C H., Crawford Co., -n 2,200
pop., on Bojer r., and Chicago & North-
western Rd., 64 m. from Council Bluffs.
Agriculture is the principal branch of in-
dustry.
CRA^VFORD CO. BULIiETIN;
Weilnesdays; democratic ; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; A.
B Keith, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
REVIEW; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1867 ; Meyers & Meyers, editors
and publishers ; cii'culation J 1 ; issue also
the ZeituHQ.
ZEITUNG; Saturdays; German; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1880; Frank Faul, editor; Meyers &
Meyers, publishers ; circulation K 1 ; issue
also the Review.
DES MOINES, C. H,, Polk Co., u
(State capital) 38,000 pop., on Des Moines r., a
mouth of Raccoon r., and on Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, Des Moines & Fort Dodge,
St. Louis, Des Moines & Northern, Chicago,
Burl. & Quincy, and low^a and Des Moines
divisions of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rds., and six other important ones, 176 m.
from Davenport and 161 from Keokuk. A
place of active trade. 'Engaged in agricult-
ure and manufacturing. Coal mining and
shipping. Growing rapidly in wealth, pop-
ulation and business.
IOWA CAPITAE; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKL.Y, Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x35,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription — dailv $4, weeklv
.81 ; established— daily 1883, w^eekly 1877 ; J. R.
Sage, editor ; Capital Printing Co. publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 2.
IOWA INDEPENDENT; every after
noon except Sunday ; independent ; four
pages; size 15x22; subscription §3.50; estab-
lished 1886; D. D. Lynch, editor; Lynch &
McPherson. ])ublishers.
IOWA STATE REGISTER; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLiY,
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
page 18x24; subscription — daily $8, weekly
SI ; established— daily 1856, weekly 1857 ; R. P.
& J. S. Clarkson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily G 1, weekly C 1.
EEADER; everv morning except Sun-
day. SITNDAY LEADER, Sundays, and
W E E K. Li Y, Thursdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly and Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 24x;34, weekly and Sunday
(size of page) 24x17; subscription— dailv $7.S0,
Sunday i§1.15, w-eekly SI; established 1848;
John Watts, editor; Leader Printing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n— daily H 1, weekly G 1.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 22x35; subscription S5 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Daily News Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; cii-culation H 1.
IOWA.
CHRISTIAN ORACLE; Thursdays;
Christian ; eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ;
subscription §1.25 ; established 1884 ; D. R.
Lucas and F. M. Kirkhaiii, editor; Christian
Oracle Publishiiig Co., publishers: circ'n J 2.
GRAND ARMY ADVOCATE; Fri
days ; eight pages ; graml army or the repub-
lic ; size 26x14; subscription SI; established
1882 ; W. T. Wilkinson, editor and publisher ;
circulation H l.
HOMESTEAD; Fridays; agricultural;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x15; subscription
S1.50; established 18.55; Homestead Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation F 1.
INLAND CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays; methodist episcopal;
eight pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886; M. D. Collins, D.D., edi-
tor ; Jas. B. Hedge, publisher.
IOWA JOURNAL OF COM-
MERCE; Saturdaj-^s ; commercial ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription Sl-50 ; estab-
lished 1871; S. J. Loughran, editor ; Journal
of Commerce Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
IOWA PROHIBITIONIST ; Thurs-
days ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscrijjtion SI ; established 1883 ; Perry Per-
kins, editor and publisher; circulation K2;
dated at Des Moines and Duburjue.
IOWA STAATS ANZEIGER;
Thursdays ; German ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1869 ; J. Eiboeck,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
IOWA STAATS-ZEITUNG; Fridays;
German ; subscription Sl-50 ; established 1886 ;
Ernst Hofer. editor and publisher.
IOWA TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; green-
back ; four pages; .size 26x40; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1879 ; J. B. Weaver and E. H.
Gillette, editors and publishers ; circ'n H 2.
IOWA \Y. C. T. U. MESSENGER;
Thursdays ; prohibition ; eight pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription SI ; established 1886 ; 3Irs.
Florence Miller, editor ; Committee of the W.
C. T. U., publishers.
MILLION; Saturdays ; tariff reform ;
eight pages ; size of page 11x13 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1884 ; Henry J. Philpot,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
NEW THOUGHT; Saturdays; spirit-
ualist ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
SI. 50; estal)lished 1885; Moses Hull & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
PERSINGER'S SATURDAY
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1883 ; H. R. Per-
singer, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PLAIN TALK; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1870; Bishard Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation .J 1.
SATURDAY EVENING MAIL;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; J. E. Clarey, editor ;
Clarey & Whitcomb, publishers ; circ'n H 1.
SUNDAY LEADER; ysee Leader.)
SVITHIOD; Thursdays; Skandinavian ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscription S1.50 ;
established 1SS3 ; Henry Hogland, editor ;
Swedish Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion 12. ^^W^ Actual average circulation for
one year ijreceding Nov. \5, 1886, as per state-
ment on fie at the ofiee of the American
Xenspaper Directory, 2,-539 cojnes.
TRADE JOURNAL: weekly; com-
mercial ; tw^enty-eight pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription SI; estal)lished 1883;
Miss L. B. Mar.sh, editor; Iowa Printing Co.,
puljlishers ; circulation H 1.
HI'iH SCHOOL HERALD; semi-
monthly ; eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1884; Otto
W. Holmdale, editor and puljlisher; circula-
tion L 2 ; a school paper ; issued during the
school year.
LIVE STOCK AND WESTERN
FARM JOURNAL; semi-monthly; agri-
cultural ; sixteeen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription SI ; established 1866 ; Western
Farm Journal Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation G 2.
216
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
AMERICAN REAL. ESTATE
VVORIjD; mouthlj'; real estate; eight
pat;es ; size of page, 18x><^ ; subscription $1 ;
establislied 1886 ; Iowa Printing Co., editors
anrl i)iiblisliers ; circulation K 1.
DE liPHIC ; monthly ; twenty pages ; size
of page SxU ; subscription 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1884 ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate vear.
ECL.ECTTC MEDICAL. AND SUR-
GICAL. JOURNAL. ; monthly; medical;
ftfty-two pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1834 ; J. M. Scott, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
IOWA CHURCH WORKER; month-
ly ; united brethren; four pages; size 20x26;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884.; Rev.
,7. W. Geiger, editor ; Western Des Moines
Conference, publishei-s ; circulation K 1.
IOWA STATE MEDICAL. RE-
PORTER; monthly; medical; sixty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1883; F. E. Cruttenden, M. D., editor and pub-
lishei- ; circulation J 2.
NORTH-WESTERN HOTEL,
REPORTER ; monthly: eight pages: size
22x31 ; subscriiJtion SI ; established 1885 ; C. F.
Thorp, editor; Hotel Reporter Co.. publishers.
PRESTO; monthly; music; sixteen
pages: size of page 9x12; subsci-iption $1-50;
established 1884; Frank D. Abbott, editor;
Presto Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion H 1 ; a semi-monthly trade edition is also
Issued ; subscription $1 ; circulation H 2.
AVOMAX'S STANDARD; monthly;
woman suffrage ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Mary
J. Coggeshall, editor; Martha C. Callanari,
business manager.
YOUNG MAN'S BEST COMPAN-
I<»N ; quarterly; educational; eight pages;
size 21x28 ; subscription 30 cents; established
1884 ; C. S. Chapman, editor ; Y. M. B. C. Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; an advertising sheet.
DE WITT, Clinton Co., o- 1,700 pop.,
on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd., at the
intersection of the Maquoketa branch of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 19
m. from Clinton and 25 from Davenport.
CL.INTON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Tues
davs ; four pages ; size 2sx44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; De Witt Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
OBSERVER; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1864 ; Shoemaker & Benedict, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
DEXTER, Dallas Co., n 800 pop.,
on the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.
Has a fine Normal school.
SENTINEL; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1832 ; Munroe & Adams, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
DOWS, Wright Co., i^ 500 pop., on
the Iowa r., and on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northwestern Rd. Surrounded
by a first class agricultural and stock-
raising district.
DISPATCH; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablislied 1884 ; E. E. Fisher, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
DUBUQUE, C. H., Dubuque Co., n-
31,000 pop., on Mississippi r. and Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul, Minnesota & Xorth-
westerUj Chicago, Burlington & Northern
and Illinois Central Rds. Centre of a great
lead region. Extensively engaged in river
commerce, and surrounded by a rich and
highly cultivated agricultural district. Has
IOWA.
heavy wholesale and retail trade and man-
ufactures.
HERALD ; every morning except Sun-
day and Monday, SUNDAY HERALD,
Sundays, and WEEKL. Y, Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly and Sunday
eight pages ; size— daily 27x40, weeklv and
Sunday 36x48 ; subscription— daily $10. weekly
$1, Sunday $1.80; established — dailv 1854,
weekly 1836; M. M. Ham, editor; Ham &
Carver, publishers ; circulation — daily I 2 ,
weekl.v H 2.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKT^Y, Fridays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; daily four pages, Satur-
day and weekly eight pages; size— dailv 26x40,
Saturday and weekly 35x48: subscription-
daily $6, weekly $1 ; established 1870 ; Du-
buque Printing Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily H 1. weekly H 2.
TIMES ; every moi-ning except Sunday
and Monday. SUNDAY TI3IES, Sundays,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; dailj' and weekly four pages, Sunday
eight pages; size— daily and weekly 26x40,
Sunday (size of page) 15x22; subscription-
daily $8, Sunday $2, weekly $1; established
1856 ; Harry B. Layton, editor; Times Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation — daily I 2 ,
Sunday I 2 , weekly 12.
DER NATIONAL. DEMOKRAT ;
Thursdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x45 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1856 ; F. A. Gniffke, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation 1 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; anti-
roman catholic ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; Walter
Thurtell, editor and publisher.
INDUSTRIAL. LEADER; Saturdays;
labor ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; E. M. Newcomb, editor ;
K. of L. Co-operative Co., publishers ; an or-
gan of the Knights of Labor.
IOWA; Thm-sdays ; German ; cath-
olic ; eight pages ; size 32x45 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1875 : Nicholas Gonner,
editor; German Catholic Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; cii'culation J 1 ; issue also the Lux-
emburger Gazette.
IOWA PROHIBITIONIST; (see Des
Moines.)
LUXEMBURGER GAZETTE; Tues
dajs ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
32x45; subscription "$2.50; established 1871;
Nicholas Gonner, editor; German Catholic
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1 ; is-
sue also the Iowa.
SUNDAY HERAIiD: (see Herahl.)
SUNDAY TIMES ; (see ri?»es.)
DER PRESBYTERIANER ; bi
weekly; German ; presbyterian ; eight pages ;
size 26x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1867; Rev. J. Bantly and Rev. A. Vander
Lippe, editors ; John Smith, publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
NORMAL MONTHLY; educational;
sixty-four pages octavo ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877 ; George W. Jones, editor ;
Iowa Normal Monthly Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
TRADE JOURNAL; monthly; com-
mercial ; twent.v pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; A. Munsell,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
DUMONT, Btitler Co., ^ 150 pop.,
on Minnesota & Northwestern Rd., 12 m.
from Hampton, in an agricultural and
stock-raising section. A good shipping
point for stock and grain.
IOWA VOLKSBLATT; Thursdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2; estal>lished 1883; Robert Schmitz,
editor ; Schmitz Bros., publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
DUNLAP, Harrison Co., -n 1,800 pop.,
on Iowa division of Chicago & Northwestern
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
217
IOWA.
Rd., 47 m. E. of Council Bluffs. Engaged in
agricultural pursuits.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1871 ; Rogers & Hollowell, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
DYERS VILLE, Dubuque Co., n- 1,200
pop., on Dubuque & Sioux City division of
111. Central Rd. and main line of Minnesota
& Xorthwestern Rd. Surrounded by an
agricultural district. A great shipping
point for live stock. All industries are
well represented here.
COirHERCIAL.; Fridays; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1873; Chris. A. Smith, editor ; J. J. Smith, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DYSART, Tama Co., a 900pop., on B.,
C. R. & Northern Rd., 40 m. W. of Cedar
Rapids. Large grain and stock market.
Surrounded by fertile and undulating farm
lands.
REPORTER; Fridays; Independent:
four pages ; size 26x40 ; sujbscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878; Fred. W. Browne, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
EAGLE G'ROVB,frrigJit Co., i 2,084
pop., on C. & X. W. and Fort Dodge & Ma-
son Cltj' Rds. Round house and machine
shops located here. A rapidly growing
town.
BOONE VALIiEY GAZETTE;
Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1882 ; C. A. Schaffter &
Son, editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Frank A. Gates, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
EARLVILIjE, Delaware Co., d- 1,100
pop., on Illinois Central Rd. and 2 m. from
Minnesota & Northwestern Rd., 37 m. from
Dubuque. Manufacturing town. A proini-
nent shipping point for stock, grain, butter,
eggs and poultry.
GRAPHIC ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881; C. Starr Barre, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
EARLiY, Sac Co., -a 300 pop., on
Chicago & N. W. Rd., 8 m. from Sac City,
the county seat, in a prosperous farming
and stock-raising section.
ENTERPRISE ; Wednesdays : inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1885 ; Cory Bros., edi-
tors and publishers.
ELDON, Wapello Co., g 1,500 pop., on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., at junc-
tion of the Keokuk & Des Moines branch of
the same, 12 m. from Ottumwa. Coal min-
ing ; a good location for manufactories.
DES MOINES VALLEY JOUR-
N A • . ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
C. Hughes, editor and publisher.
REVIEW : Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1..50; established 1882;
Chas. E. & Lizzie R. McKimiey, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
ELDORA, C. H., Hardin Co., n 2,000
pop., on Iowa r. and Iowa Central and Chi-
lOWA.
cago, Iowa & Dakota Rds., 27 m. from Mar-
shalltown and 70 N. N. E. of Des Moines.
Surrounded by a fine agricultural region.
Coal found here in abundance. An excel-
lent shipping point for coal, live stock and
grain. Large tile and brick works, carriage
and wagon shops and a large pottery estab-
lishment. The C, I. & D. Rd. round house
and repair shops are located here.
HERALiD ; Thursdays; republican ; four
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1873 ; J. O. Adams editor, J. S. Ross,
publisher; circulation J 1.
LEDGER ; Thursdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ;
J. Dolf , editor ; G. Dolf, publisher ; circ'n K 2.
ELKADER, C. H., Clayton Co., e;^ 880
pop., on Turkey r., 60 m. N. W. of Dubuque.
Centre of a large dairj'ing, gi-ain and pork-
raising district. Terminus of the Elkader
branch of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd.
CLAYTON CO. JOURNAL; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1853; Donald
D. Donnan, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; issues also the Farmer and Breeder.
DER NORD IOWA HEROLD;
Wednesdaj's ; German ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; Chas.
Reinecke, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size S0x44 ; subscription $1.50
established 1878 ; Griffith & Fairfield, editors
and publishers ; cii'culation J 1 .
FARMER AND BREEDER;
monthly ; agricultural ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1883; Donald
D. Donnan, editor and publisher ; issues also
the Clayton Co. Journal.
ELLIOTT, Montgomery Co.,jn 800 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 12 m.
from Red Oak, the county seat. Engaged
in corn, cattle and hog raising.
GRAPHIC ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
Images ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; W.W.Montgomery, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ELMA, Hoivard Co., ^ 400 pop., on
Minnesota & Northwestern Rd., in an ex-
cellent farming, dairying and stock-raising
section.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; T. G.
Lamboon, editor and publisher.
EMERSON, Mills Co., p 456t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 45 m.
from Council Bluffs. Considerable gi'ain-
shipping point ; centre of agricultural val-
ley. Active trade point.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1869 ; A. G. Parrish, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; editions are also
issued for Hastings and Henderson.
EMMETSBURG, C. H., Palo Alto
Co., "n 1,500 pop., on Des Moines r., and C, M.
& St. P. and B., C, R. & N. and branch of C.
M. & St. P. and Des Moines & Fort Dodge
Rds., 475 m. from Chicago and about 120 m.
N. W. of Des Moines. The centre of an ex-
cellent stock, pork and grain - raising
country.
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
218
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
§1.75; established 1884; P. H. Ryan, editor
and pubrts'iev: circulation K 1.
PALO AliTO PILOT; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Ed. D. Lunt, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation L2.
PALO ALTO REPORTER ; Fri-
days ; I'epublican ; six pages ; size of page
20x26 ; subscription $? ; established 1875 ; Ben-
nett & Utter, editors and publishers ; cu-cu-
latlon L 2.
ESTHERVIIjLE,^mme<Co.,^ 1.000
pop., 175 m. from Sioux City, on W. fork
of Des Moines r., and on Burlington & Cedar
Rapids & Northern and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rds., about 160 m. N.
W. of Des Moines. Engaged in agricult-
ure dairj-lng, stock raising and manu-
facturing.
E3I31ET CO. HERALD: Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion §1.30 ; established 1882 ; Woods & Schaad,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
NORTHERN VINDICATOR; Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; establislied 1869; McFar-
laud & Jarvis, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L2.
EXIRA, Audubon Co., -a 780 pop., on
Nishnabatone r., 70 m. "W. of Des Moines.
The centre of a fine agricultural region. Has
flouring mills, hay baling presses, large
fruit-tree nurseries and grain trade. On
branch of C, R. I. & P. Rd., in a fine stock-
raising district.
AUDUBON CO. JOURNAL.; Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription
§1.50; established 1872; Geo. W. Guernsey,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FAIRBANK, Buchanan Co., n- 800
pop., on B. C. R. & N. and Illinois Central
Rds. A trade centre for a large agi-icult-
ural district.
VIEW; Fridays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1886; M. S. Hitchcock & Son, editors
and publishers.
FAIRFIELD, C. H., Jefferson Co., U\
3,600 pop., at intersection of Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Rd. with S. W. division
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 50 m.
from Burlington. An important trade and
manufacturing centre. Has gasworks, elec-
tric lights, water works, public library of
10,(X)0 volumes and is the seat of Parson's
College.
JOURNAL ; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; inde-
pendent; daily four pages, weeklj' eight
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 35x48 ; sub-
cription— daily §5.20, weekly §1.50 ; established
1880 ; R. H. Moore, editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
LEDGER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2.50 ;
established 1849; W. W. and C. M. Junkin, edi-
tors and pii))lisliers ; circulation .1 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1878 ; C. M. McEIroy, editor and
publisher ; circulation .1 1.
PORTFOLIO; monthly; eight pages;
size 18x24; subscription §1 ; established 1880;
Students of Parson's College, editors and
l>ublishers ; a college paper; Issued during
the collegiate vear.
SUMIAY JSCHOOL WORKER;
i^ionthly ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size
IOWA.
22x28 ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1884 ;
Jno. H. Funk, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 2.
FARLEY, Dubuque Co., n- 600 pop.,
23 m. W. of Dubuque, on the Illinois Cen-
tral and Minnesota and Northwestern and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds, En-
gaged in dairying and farming. Has a
wagon manufactory.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1880 ;
Chas. A. Joseph, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
FARMINGTON, Van Buren Co., ^
1,000 pop., on Des Moines r., at crossing of
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and
Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City Rds.
Has several carriage, wagon and cigar man-
ufactories, also flouring mills, warehouses
and stores. One of the best veins of coal in
the State has recently been opened near
here.
HERALD ; Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; F.
W. Rockwell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FARRAGTJT, Fremont Co., p 650
pop., on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincj'
Rd. Stock and grain-raising section.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; established 1885 ; John T. Thorn-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
FAYETTE, Fayette Co., cf 900 pop.,
on the Volga r., 128 m. N. W. of Davenport,
•on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. The
Upper Iowa University and other educa-
tional buildings are situated here. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultui-al district.
IOWA POSTAL CARD; Wednes-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
§1."50 ; established 1882 ; Oc. C. Cole, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
COLLEGIAN; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Students of Upper Iowa Uni-
versity, editors and publishers ; circulation
L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
FONDA, Pocahontas Co., \2 800 pop.,
at junction of Illinois Central and Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rds., 35 m. W. of Fort
Dodge. A rural trade centre.
POCAHONTAS TI3IES; Thursdays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50;
established 1876 ; George Sanborn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FONTANELLE, Adair Co., p 1,128
pop., the principal town on the Creston &
Cumberland Rds.; in farming and stock-
raising district. Coal and flour are the chief
productions.
ADAIR CO. EVENTS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 188(i ; Events Pub-
lishing Co.. editors and publishers.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Clyde Mi-Mauigal, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
FOREST CITY, C. H., Winnebago
Co., i 975 pop., in the Northern part of the
State, 130 m. W. of Mississippi r. at Lansing,
and about 30 W. by N. of Mason City.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
>19
IOWA.
On extension of Minneapolis & St. Louis
Rd. and Lime r. A trade centre.
WINNEBAGO SUMMIT: Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; A. H. Chase, etUtor ;
Summit Pub. Co., Dublishers ; cii-c'n K 2.
FORT DODGE, C.H., Webster Co., a
6,000 pop., on Des Moines r., 90 m. N. from
Des Moines, at junction of Des Moines &
Fort Dodge and Mason City and Fort Dodge
Rds. with Iowa division of Illinois Central
and Minneapolis & St. Louis Rds., 200 S. of
St. Paul and 192 W. of Dubuque. Is lighted
by gas and electricity and has fine water
works. The country abounds in coal, gyp-
sum, sandstone, limestone and fire clay.
CHRONICLiE : every morning except
Sunday, and NORTHWEST CHRONI-
CliE, Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages;
size— daily 24x35, weekly 26x40 ; subscription
—daily .$5, weekly §1 ; established 1884 ; Min-
eral City Printing Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation— daily L2 ; weekly J 1.
MESSENGER ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44; sub-
scription—daily $.5.20, weekly $2 ; established
— daUy 1886. weekly 1864 ; George E. Roberts &
do., editors and publishers; circulation-
weekly .1 2 .
NORTHWEST CHRONICLE; (see
Clironiclc.)
TIMES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; L. R. Train, editor ; R. & E. Train,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
rORT MADISON, C. H., Lee Co., C^
4,900 pop., on Mississippi r., and on Chicago,
Kansas & Western, St. Louis & St. Paul
(C. B. & Q.), Chicago, Santa Fe & California,
Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City, Ft. M. &
N. W. and Burlington & Keokuk branch of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. One of
the leading manufacturing cities of the
State. An average of thirty cars of lumber
and manufactured goods shipped daily,
and large quantities of produce shipped
from the surrounding fai-ming district.
Location of State penitentiary.
PLAIN DEALER ; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weeklv
eight pages; size— daily 22x30, weeklv 30x44;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1M; estab-
lished—daily 18S2, weekly 18411 ; .1. H. Dutfus.
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly I l .
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democra-
tic ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1869; Roberts & Roberts, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2. 11::^" Actual
<iverage circulation for one year preceding
Dec. 29, 1886, as per statement on tile at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
1,977 copies.
KNIGHT'S SWORD AND HEL-
MET; monthly; Knights of Pythias; six-
teen pages; size of page 11x14; subscription
-$1; established 1877; H. W. Dodd, editor;
Pythian Printing Co., publishers; circula-
tion I 2 .
NEW 3IOXITOR ; monthly; odd fel-
lowship ; eight pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885; Monitor Printing
Co., editors and publishers,
GARDEN GROVE, JDecatiir Co., g
622 pop., on Des Moines & St. Joe branch of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 24 m.
IOWA.
from Chariton ; in the blue grass stock
region of the State.
pa:
bli
EXPRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Bryson Bruce, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation L 2 .
GARNER, Hancock Co., [^ 850 pop.,
on Iowa & Dakota division of Milwaukee &
St. Paul, and on Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Rds., 140 m. from Cedar Rapids.
Principal town In the county; in the
centre of a good farming country and
growing rapidly. Hancock Co. Court House
is located a short distance outside the
town limits.
DEMOCRAT; Fridavs ; democratic
eiglit pages; size 26x40; subscription S1.50;
established 1885 ; Rob. J. W. Bloom, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
HANCOCK SIGNAL; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1..50; established 1871: Bush & Elliott,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GARWIN, Tama Co., n 300 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 60 m. from
Cedar Rapids and 16 from Marshalltown ;
engaged in farming.
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages; size 22x31;
subsci-iption $1; L. H. Babcock, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
GILMAN, MarsTiall Co., u 650 pop., on
Central Rd. of Iowa, 60 m. from Des Moines
and 15 from Marshalltown. A great deal of
grain from the adjacent farming district Is
shipped from here. Has extensive can-
ning factory and creamery.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1876; Hugh Darrah, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GILMORE CITY, Pocahontas Co.,
\} 1,300 pop., on the Des Moines &Fort Dodge
Rd. Hay and grain raised. Quarries are
located here, giving employment to a large
number of men.
GILMORE B REEZE ; Thursdavs;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1834; H. T. Willey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
GliADBROOK. Tama Co., n 800
pop., on Toledo & Northwestern and W., I. &
N. Rds., 16 m. from Toledo, 20 from Marshall-
town. Grain, hog and cattle raising sec-
tion.
TAMA NORTHERN; Fridays; green-
back ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1881 ; T. E. Mann, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
GLEN WOOD, C. H., Mills Co., p 2,350
pop., on Keg Creek, and the Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Rd., 20 m. S. by E. of Coun-
cil Bluffs and 271 W. of Burlington. Larg-.
est and wealthiest town in the county ; en-
gaged in manufacturing.
xMILLS CO. JOURNAL; Saturdays;
independent-democratic ; eight pages ; size
35x4S; subscription $1.50; established 1872;
J. B. La Chapelle, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
OPINION ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages : size of page 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1864 ; J. S. Frazee, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
GOWRIE, Webster Co., n 600 pop., on
CJiicago & Northwestern and De.s Moines &
Fort Dodge Rds. Stock-raising and an ex-
cellent grain centre.
REGISTER; Fridays; fonr pages ; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
F. H. Robertson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
GRAND JUNCTION, Greene Co., n
1,165 pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., at
intersection of Des Moines & Ft. Dodge Rd.,
50 m. from Des Moines, 39 from Ft. Dodge,
and 125 from Council Bluffs. Does consid-
erable trade in grain, butter and eggs ; coal
is also mined in the neighborhood.
HEAD-LIGHT; Thursdays; Independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870 ; S. C. Maynard, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GRAVITY, Tayior Co., )J 400 pop., 7
m. S. from Bedford, on the Humeston &
Shenandoah Rd. An agricultural district.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; John J. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
GREELEY, Delaware Co., D- 350 pop.,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd-
Farming and stock-raising section.
D E I. A AV A R E CO. TEACHER ;
monthly; educational; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884;
H. G. Millen, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
GREENE, Butler Co., ti 800 pop., on
Shell Rock r., and E., C. R. & N. Rd. Has
excellent flour mills.
BUTLER CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1873; G^eo. E. Delavan,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BUTLER CO. RECORDER; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; established
1885; Passage & Ingalls, editors and pub-
j ishers ; circulation K 1.
GREENFIELD, C. H., Adair Co., p
1,"200 pop., on Creston & Northern Rd., 65 m.
from Des Moines. An unequalled corn-
growing section.
ADAIR CO. REPORTER; Thurs-
days ; republican ; ^ight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1872 ; James M.
Gow, editor; Gow Bros. & Bartow, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
TRANSCRIPT; Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1:
established 1875 ; C. B. Hunt, editor ; Hunt &
Schrader, publishers ; circulation K 2.
GRINNELL, Poweshiek Co., u 3,500
pop., situated in a rich prairie countrj', at in-
tersection of Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Rd. with Central Road of Iowa, and at
terminus of the G. & M. Rd. and of the
State Centre branch of the Iowa Central,
54 m. E. of Des Moines and about 16 N. W. of
Montezuma. It is the seat of Iowa College-
HERALD; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip- i
tlon .SI. 50; established 1868; S. A. Cravath,
editor and puljlisher ; circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic four pages; size 26x40; subscription
SI. 50; established 1878; David S. Beardsley,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SIGNAL; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 : established 1882 ^
C. E. Schoff, editor ; Schoff & Pearce, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
CONGREGATIONAL IOWA;
monthly ; congregational ; four pages ; size
19x26 ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1882 ;
Iowa Congregational Home Missionary So-
ciety, editors and publishers.
NEWS LETTER; monthly ; sixteen
pages J size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1873 ; Students of Iowa College^
editors ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
GRISWOLD, Cass Co., p 1,150 pop.,
on C, B. & Q., C, R. I. & Pacific, Toledo, Os-
kaloosa & Western and Kansas City, Atlan-
tic & Northern Rds., 16 m. fi-om Atlantic.
Extensive manufactories.
AMERICAN; Wednesdays; republican;^
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 18S0; D. H. Scott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GRUNDY CENTRE, C. H., Grundy
Co., a 1,200 pop., on Black Hawk Creek, a
branch of Cedar r.,and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd., about 70 m. air line,
N. E. of Des Moines and about 25 S. W. of
Waterloo. Centre of trade, principally
agricultural.
GRUNDY CO. ARGUS; Thmsdays ^
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Daniel Kerr, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GRUNDY CO. COURIER; Thurs-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1881 ; T. Dickhoff^
editor ; J. M. Snyder, publisher ; cii-culation
K 1 ; issues also Der Bruderbote.
GRUNDY CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Charles I.
Keiter, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription $1.50; established 1879; Walter
A. Jewett, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DER BRUDERBOTE ; monthly ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1881 ; J. M. Snyder, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also-
the Grundy Co. Courier.
GUTHRIE CENTRE, C. H., Guth-
rie Co., -a 1,000 pop., on Chicago, Rock Is-
land & Pacific Rd., 60 m. from Des Moines.
In a good stock-raising and farming coun-
try, with abundant coal and timber.
GUTHRIAN; Thursdays; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subsci'iption $1.50 : es-
tablished 1S?2 ; Charles Ashton, editor ; Guth-
rian Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
IOWA STAR; Tuesdaj's; eight pages ;.
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1879;.
M. Motz, editor and publisher, circulation L 2 .
HAMBURG, Fremont Co., p 2,10T
pop., near Missouri r., and on Kansas City,
St. Joseph & Coimcil Bluffs Rd., at junction
of Hamburg branch of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Rd., 51 m. S. of-Council Bluffs and
79 from St. Joseph, Mo.
FREMONT DEMOCRATIC NEWS?
Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription .$1.50; established 1879 ^
Miss Carrie Reid, editor ; E. Reid, publisher;
circulation K 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1866; Times Publishing Co., editors,
and publishers; circulation L2.
I
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221
IOWA.
HAMPTON, C. H., Franklin Co., Ci
2,500 pop., at crossing of D. & D. Rd. and
Central Rd. of Iowa, 59 m. from Marshall-
town and 150 from Dubuque. A good stock-
raising and agricultural district ; some
manufactures.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; C. S. Guilford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
FRANKL-IN CO. RECORDER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1859 ; Ray-
mond & Stuart, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
HARLAN, C. H., Shelby Co., -a 2,500
pop. , on Xishnabotana r. , 12 m. N. of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 45 from Council
Bluffs, on branch of C, R. I. & P. Rd. Sur-
rounded by a good agricultural district.
SHELBY CO. REPUBLICAN ;Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; Oungst &
Rhinesmith, eaitors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879 ; W. C. Campbell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HARTLEY, O'Brieii Co., ti 400 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. ;
well located in a healthy, fertile and
beautiful country. Considerable business.
RECORD; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; established 1885 ; Allen
Crossan, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
HASTINGS, Mills Co., JJ 440t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 35 m.
from Council Bluffs ; in superior agricult-
ural region.
CHRONICLE ; (see Emerson.)
HA^i^ARDEN, Siotix Co., ^ 500 pop.,
on Big Sioux r. at junction of Chicago &
N. W. and Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rds., 40 m.
N. of Sioux City; a manufacturing centre.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
li-shed 1882; C. E. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher; circvilation L2.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.5(1; established 1878; D. O. Stone, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HAWKEYE, Fa7jette Co., d 300 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 6 m.
W. of West Union, 70 S. W. of McGregor
and 90 W. of Dubuque. Surrounded by an
agricultural district.
COURIER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; G. F. Webb, editor and pub-
lisher.
HEDRIGK, Keokuk Co., n\ 600 pop., 15
m. from Ottumwa, on Iowa Central, Bur-
lington & Western and Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rds. A thriving town, in an agri-
cultural section. Has extensive tile and
brick factories, tub factory and roller pro-
cess flour mill.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.00; established
1883: Hedrick Printing Co., publishers; cir-
culation L 2 .
IOWA.
HENDERSON, Mills Co. p 300 pop.,
on Hastings branch of Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Rd., 4 m. from Macedonia.
CHRONICLE ; (see Emerson.)
HOLSTEIN, Ida Co., -o 600 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 14 m. N. of
Ida Grove. The county seat ; centre of a
rich agricultural district.
ADVANCE; Tlmrsdays ; four pages; size
48x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; W.
F. Hutton, editor and publisher ; issues also
Dls 4.cZv(XHC€
DIE ADVANCE ; Wednesdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 28x36 ; subscriplion
$1 : established 1886 ; W. F. Hutton, editor and
publisher; issues also the advance.
HUBBARD, Hardin Co., D 700 pop.,
on Northern Iowa div. of C. & N. W. Rd.
Located in the midst of a fine agricultural
country.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Pliny Fry, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
HULLi, Sioux Co., "□ 400 pop., on Iowa
& Dakato div. of Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., in a fine farming section.
IOWA INDEX; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878; A. C. Satterlee, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HUMBOLDT, Humboldt Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on Des Moines r., 108 ni. N. of Des
Moines, on Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd.,
near depot of T. & N. W. branch of Chicago
& N. W. Rd., 17 N. of the Illinois Central Rd.,
at Fort Dodge, and 10 m. S. of Livermore.
INDEPENDENT ; (see Dakotah.)
K.OSMOS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. B. Swinburne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
HUMESTON, ^rat/ne Co., g 1,000 pop.,
at crossing of C, B. & Q., Humeston & Shen-
andoah and Wabash Rds., in a rich farming
and stock region.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1880; Sandford & Barnes, editors
and publishers ; circulati<3n K 1.
IDA GROVE, C. B..,Ida Co., -a 2,200
pop., on Maple River Rd., about 50 m. E. by S.
of Sioux City, and 25 N. of Chicago & North-
western Rd., and 25 S. of Illinois Central Rd.
IDA CO. PIONEER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872; George T. Williams, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MAPLE VALLEY ERA; Thursdays;
independent-republican ; eight pages ; size
of page 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1877 ; Bateman, Clark & Hallam, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Buchanan
Co., D- 3,697 pop., on Wapsipinicon r. and
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd.,
the Iowa division of the Illinois Central
Rd., 69 m. from Dubuque and 24 from
Waterloo. High schools, academies and
convents. State Insane Asylum and free
public library here.
BUCHANAN CO. BULLETIN; Fri-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
2'^y
GEO. P. KOVYELL & GO'S
IOWA.
subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; ■William
Toman & Son, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
BUCHANAN CO. JOURNAL.; Thurs
daj's ; republican ; ten pages ; size of page
15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 18T9 ;
Farwell & Chandler, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
CONSERVATIVE; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 35x18 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1855; L. W. Goen, editor;
Barnhart & Qoen, publishers ; circulation J 1.
COURIER; Fridays ; German ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Hermann Hoffmann, editor ;
Geo. A. Steiumetz, publisher; cii-c'n L2.
NATIONAL. ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1878; L. H. Weller,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
INDIANOLA, C. H., Warren Co., g
2,143 pop., terminus of Indlanola branch of
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., and
branch of Chicago, Bur. & Quincy Rd., run-
ning from St. Joseph, Mo., to Des Moines,
la., 21 m. from Des Moines. Surrounded by
a rich agricultural, mining and stock-rais-
ing country.
ADVOCATE-TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
eight uages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $l.(i5 ; es-
tablishea 1870; W. H. Schooley, editor; W.
H. Schooley & Son, publishers ; circ'n J 1 .
HERALD; Thur.sdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; T. T. and J. M. Anderson, editors
and puljlishers ; circulation J 1.
SIMPSONIAN; monthly ; thirty-six
pages; size of page 7x11; subscription $1 ;
established 1870 ; Students of Simpson Col-
lege, editors; Simpsonian Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation L 1 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate vear.
WARREN CO. NE Wis ; monthly ;
real estate; four pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1885 ; Edward Hall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
IOWA CITY, C. H., Johnson Co., [>
10,000 pop., on Iowa r. at intersection of
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern and
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rds., 54 m.
from Davenport. Seat of State University
and Historical Society. Engaged in manu-
facturing. A noted fine stock centre.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 18x24 ; sub-
scription— dailv $6, weeklv$l.50; established
—daily 1876. weekly 1840; "Herbert S. Fairall,
editor; Republican Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— dailv K 1, weekly I 2 .
IOWA STATE PRESS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; establislied 1841 ; A. J. Hershire &
Co., editors and publishei's ; circulation J 2.
POST; Wednesdays; English and Ger-
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1875 ; Max Otto,
editor and publisher; circulation I 1.
SLOVAN A3IERICKY ; Saturdays;
Bohemian ; twt-lve pages ; size of page 14x22 ;
subscription $3.60; establislied 1869; John M. B.
Letovsky, editor; John Barta Letovsky &
Sons, publishers; circulation J 1.
VIDETTE-REPORTER ; Saturdays;
eight pages: size 20x27; subscription $1.25; es-
tablished 1879 ; Students of State Universitj^
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a
college paper; Issued during the collegiate
IOWA 3IETHODIST; monthly; meth-
odist episcopal; eight pages; size of page
11x16; subscription 75 cents; established
1882 ; H. H. Fairall, D.D., editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 .
IOWA.
ARROW; quarterly; thirty pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Stu-
dents of the State University of Iowa, editors
and publishers ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate vear.
IOWA HISTORICAL RECORD;
quarterly ; historical ; fifty-four pages ; size
of page 6x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885 ; State Historical Society, editors and
publishers.
IOWA FALLS, Hardin Co., O 2,300
pop., on Iowa r. and Iowa division of Illi-
nois Central, and Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Northern and Chicago, Iowa & Dakota
Rds., 143 m. from Dtibuque and 40 from
Cedar Falls. Floiu- mills, tUe factories and
machine shops give employment to numer-
ous hands.
HARDIN CO. CITIZEN; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 38x48; subscription $1.25;
established 1883; O. J. Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 40x52 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; Frank E. Garrison, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
IRETON, Sioux Co., ']j 300 pop., 9 m.
E. of Hawarden, on the Chicago & North-
western Rd. Has a flour mill.
CLIPPER; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Day & Wheeler, editors and publishers ; cir-
ctilation L2.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Greene Co,, a
1,444+ pop., at junction of Chicago & North-
western and Wabash Rds., 5 m. from Mis-
sissippi r. and 10 above Dubuque ; 60 m.
N. W. of Des Moines. Has large cigar
manufactories and flour mills.
BEE; Thm-sdays; republican; eight pages;
size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867;
E. B. Stillman & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
SOUVENIR; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; Ferguson & Head, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
J 'EtSJJ'P , Buchanan Co., n- 1,000 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 15 m. from Waterloo.
Dairj'ing, stock-raising and farming exten-
sively carried on.
CRITIC ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Fred. L. Kimball, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
JEWELL JUNCTION, (JEWELL
p. O.) Hamilton Co., a 600 pop., on the Chi-
cago & Northwestern Rd., 15 m. S. of Web-
ster City. In a good agricultural district.
.IE WELL RECORD; Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x3!i ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Lou. G. Har-
din, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
KELLOGG, Jasper Co., n 800 pop.,
45 m. E. of Des Moines, on Chicago, R. I.
& Pacific Rd. Centre of a stock and grain -
growing district.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; greenback;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880; W. P. Coutts, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
KEOKUK, Lee Co., O^ 18,000 pop., on
Mississippi r., near mouth of Des Moines
r., at head of navigation for the large class
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223
IOWA.
of river steamboats. Connecting point of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy ; Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific, Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific, Keokuk & Western, Toledo, Peoria
& Western and St. Louis, Keokuk & North-
western Rds. The river commerce is very
extensive. One of the principal wholesale
and jobbing cities in Iowa.
CONSTITUTION; every evening ex-
cept Suudaj', and WEEK.L1 Y, Wednesdays ;
democratic ; daily eight pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription — daily
$6, weekly $1.50 ; established 1847 ; Constitu-
tion Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J 2, weekly H 1.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEK. Li Y, Thursdays; inde-
pendent; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Warwick & Ranson, editors
and publishers ; circ'n — daily K 2, weekly I 2 .
GATE CITY ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEK.I1Y, Thm-sdays ; in-
dependent-republican; daily eight pages,
weekly twelve pages ; size of page 15x21 ;
subscription— daily $7, weeklv $1 ; established
—daily 1854, weekly 1846 ; Howell & Clark, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 2 ,
weekly H 1.
DIE POST ; Thursdays; German; Inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 34x4() ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1863 ; Henzell Bros., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CENTRAL. SCHOOL. JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1877 ; L. G. Howell, editor ; Central School
Journal Co., publishers ; circulation G 2.
^^"Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Dec. 1, 1886, as per statement on flle
at the office of the American Newspaper Di-
rectory 9,8fi6 copies, including special editions.
KEOSAUQUA, C. H., Van Buren
Co., Q, 1,100 pop., on Des Moines r. and Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific Rds., 48 m. from
Keokuk. It has excellent water power,
surrounded by a rich farming district and
centre of a large trade.
DEMOCRAT AND FARMER ;
Thursdays; live stock; four pages; size
25x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Geo.
F. Smith, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
REPUBI.,ICAN ; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 , subscription
$1.50; establislied 1855; Sloan & Rowley,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
KEOTA, Keokulc Co., P, 1,050 pop., on
C, R. I. & P. Rd. Large grain and stock
town. Has numerous mills, factories and
stores. Fine horses and cattle are raised in
this section, and dairying is an important
industry.
EAGLE; Saturdavs ; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; S. S. Sherman, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
KINGSLE Y, ^?z/moM«/i Co., Y: 700 pop.,
on the West fork of Little Sioux r. and
Chicago & Northwestern Rd. Grain and
live stock market.
TIDIES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 2(5x40; subscription Sl.TiO; estab-
lished 1883; Gregg & Brandon, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
KNOXVILLE C. H., Marion Co., g
2,577t pop., on Chicago, Rock Isla'nd &
Pacific and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
IOWA.
Rds., about 8 m. S. W. of Des Moines r.
and 85 S. E. of Des Moines. Surrounded
by a rich coal and agi'icultural district ;
water power, timber and stone in abun-
dance.
EXPRESS; Tuesdays; greenback; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1865; W. J. Casey, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 2.
JOURNALi; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1855 ; S. P. Ayi-es, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
MARION CO. REPORTER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; J. C. McCormack,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LAKE CITY, Calhoun Co., ^ 800
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 25 ni.
S. W. of Fort Dodge and 75 N. W. of Des
Moines. Agriculture extensively carried on.
BLiADE ; Thursdaj^s ; four pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
W. C. Snyder, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1^
LAKE MILLS, Winnebago Co., ^
524 pop., on Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd.,
about 15 m. N. of Forest City and 18 W. of
Northwood. Flour mills continuously in
operation.
NORTH STAR; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; S. K. Gregg, editor and pub-
lisher ; circutlation K 1.
LAMONI, necatur Co., g 52.5 pop., 16
m. from Leon, on Chariton & Grant City
branch of the Chicago, Burlington & Quin-
cy Rd.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Lambert & Hansen, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
SAINTS' HERALD; Saturdays; latter-
day saints ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1860 ; Joseph
Smith, editor ; Board of Publication of the
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
Dav Saints, publishers ; circulation H 1.
SANDIIEDENS BANNER; monthly;
Swedish ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscription
50 cents : established 1884 ; Peter Anderson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
JjA'N SI'S G, Allamakee Co., cf 2,200 pop.,
on Mississippi r., and on Dubuque division
of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd., 40 m. below
La Crosse and 80 above Dubuque. An
extensive grain market and place of active
trade ; an agricultural county.
ALLAMAKEE JOURNAL; Wednes-
days ; eight pages ; size of page 22x31 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1867; Dunlevy
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; published at Lansing and Waukon.
MIRROR: Fridavs; republican; four
pages; size 26x40: subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1852; Geo. W. Metcalf, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LA PORTE CITY, J^iack Haivk Co.,
n- 1,054 pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Rd., 16 m. from Waterloo and
140 from Burlington. Centre of a large and
fertile district of country.
PROGRESS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 32x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1870 ; Jesse Wasson & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
224
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
REVIEW; Thursdays ; repiiblican ; eight
f)ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.75 ; estab-
Ishecl 187H ; S. A. Wagoner & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TELiECiRAPHER; Wednesdays; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x13 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; A. D. Thurston, editor and
publislier ; circulation I 1 ; devoted to the
interests of railwav telegraph operators.
RAILWAY SECTION FOREMAN;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription SI ; established 1886 ; 51. Mcln-
teer, editor ; Mclnteer & Wasson, publishei-s ;
an organ of the Brotherhood of Railway Sec-
tion Foremen of North America.
liATJRENS, ^Pocahontas Co., 'b !300
pop., on the; Chicago & Northwestern Rd. ;
in an agricultural section.
SUN: Thursdaj's; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription SI .50; established 1885 ; Louie E.
Lange, editor and publisher; circulation L 2,
LE GRAND, Marshall Co., u 400
pop., ou the Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
Limestone quarries located near the town.
RECORD; Fridays; four pages; size
20x26; subscriptions SI; established 1885; C.
Retterman. editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
LiEHIGH, Webster Co., n 1,200 pop., on
Des Moines r. and Crooked Creek and
Mason City & Fort Dodge Rds., 16 m. from
countj- seat. Coal mining and milling.
LEHIGH VAL-LEY ECHO; Fridays!
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883; I. T. Branigan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
liE MARS, C. H., Plymouth Co.,\^ 4,500
pop., at junction of Iowa division of Illinois
Central and Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha Rds., 25 m. N. E. of Sioux City.
One of the principal grain, stock and lum-
ber markets of Northwestern Iowa.
GLiOBE ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays; democratic; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $5; established 1884; J. P.
Keiffer, editor ; Math Wurth, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1 ; issues also Der Herold.
SENTINEL; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; republican; four pages: size 24xo6 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Geo. H.
Ragsdale, editor and publisher ; circ'n J^ .
DER HEROLD; Thursa ays ; German;
eiuht pages : size 36x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished li'82 ; Math Wurth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the Globe.
LENOX, Taylor Co., JJ 1,200 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 18 m.
from Creston, 100 m. from Council Bluffs.
Agricultural and corn-raising district.
TIME TABLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1874; C. M. Danford, editor; J. D. Nelson &
Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
LEON, C. H., Decatur Co., g 1,510 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & [Quincy, and Des
Moines, Osceola & Southern Rds., 65 m.
S. of Des Moines, 40; from Chariton, In an
agricultural region.^
DECATUR CO. JOURNAL; Thurs-
days ; republican , four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI. 50; established 1868 ; Stookey
& Johnson, editors and publishers; circula-
tion J 1 .
REPORTER ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50; established 1875; Lon. H. Boydston.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LEWIS, Cass Co., J2 800 pop., on C, R
I. & P. and Kansas City, Atlantic & Northern
Rds., 30 m. E. of Omaha. A farming and
stock-raising countrj-.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; M. B. Cox, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
LINEVILLE, Wayne Co., g 950 pop.,
ou S. W. branch of C, R. I. & P. Rd., 40 m.
from Centreville, 120 from Keokuk. Has
grain and stock trade and shipping.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; independent-re-
publican ; eight pages; size 24x40 ; subscrip-
tion S1.25 : established 1873 ; Charles H. Austin
& Son, editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
LISBON, Linn Co., a- SOOf pop., on C.
& N. W. Rd. Flouring mills, and general
mercantile and mechanical pursuits.
SUN; Fridays; republican ; four pages;
size 26x40 : subscription S1.50 ; established
1874; D. S. Fouse, editor; W. F. Stahl, pub-
lisher; circulation L 2. •
HIGHWAY OF HOLINESS; month-
ly ; united brethren ; thirty-four pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1875 ;
Rev. Geo. K. Little, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2 ; inserts advertisements on
cover pages only.
LITTLE SIOUX, Harrison Co., -a
600 pop., on Little Sioux r., and Sioux City
& Pacific Rd. An excellent agricultural
and stock-raising country, with fine schools
and churches.
INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription S1.25; estab-
lished 1882 ; D. W. Butts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
lA.VEHMO'R'E, Humboldt Co., [^ 600
pop., on E. branch of the Des Moines r., on
B., C. R. & Northern and M. & St. L. Rds.,
about 28 m. from Ft. Dodge. An excellent
creamery is located here.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Miller & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
INDEPENDENT ; (see Dakotah.)
LOGAN, C. H., Harrison Co., -a 900
pop., ou Boj-er r. and Iowa division of
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 31 m. from
Council Bluffs. It is the centre of a rich
agricultural district, from which it derives
an active trade. Has large stone quarry.
HARRISON CO. COURIER; Thurs-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; J. K.
Davison, editor ; Henry Reel, publisher ; cir-
culation ,T 1.
OBSERVER: Fridaj's; republican ; eight
pages; size 36x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Geo. Musgrave, editor and pub-
lisher.
'L0^7'ILlIA, Monroe Co.,Q 500 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 9 m. W.
of Albia ; in a farming section.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; non political ;
four pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tal)lished 1886 ; Ed. D. Prebles, editor and pub-
lisher.
LUCAS, Lucas Co., p 1,700 pop., on Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 8 m. from
Chariton. Engaged in the coal trade.
LEDGER; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
IOWA.
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1882 ;
Frank Richards, editor ; Mrs. A. C. Richards,
publisher; circulation L2.
RECORDER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription $1.25; established
1S85 ; E. E. Stover and H. Quickenden, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
liUVERNE, Kossuth Co., [^ 550 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern and Minneapo-
lis & St. Louis Rds. Hay pressing ; an agri-
cultural district.
KOSSUTH CO. REVIEW; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1888; Verne S.
Ellis, editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
IiYONS, Clinton Co., a- 5,500 pop., on
Mississippi r., and the Chicago & North-
western and Chicago, Mil. & St Paul Rds.,
2 m. above Clinton and opposite Fulton,
111., and 136 from Chicago. Considerable
lumber is cut here. It has four saw mills,
cracker factory, paper mill, match factory,
sash and blind factory, boiler and machine
shops and is the centre of a large and
flourishing business.
CL.INTON CO. ADVERTISER;
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1872; Fay Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
CLINTON CO. WOCHENBLATT ;
Wednesdays; Gei'man: four pages; size
22x30; subscription $2; established 1884;
Greisen & Petersen, editors and publishers ;
cii'culation K 1.
MIRROR; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; Beers & Eaton, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
WOODMEN'S ECHO; (see Fulton, 111.)
MACEDONIA, Pottawattomie Co., p
500 pop., on C, B. & Q. Rd., 25m. from Coun-
cil Bluffs. Extensively engaged in stock-
raising.
BOTNA VAL.1.EY NEWS; Thursdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1883; W. E.
Thresher, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
McGregor, cuyton co., cf 2,000
pop., on Mississippi r., opposite Prairie du j
Chien, and on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. t
Paul Rd., at the eastern terminus of the j
Iowa and Dakota and Iowa & Minnesota ;
division, 51 m. above Dubuque and 190 from
Milwaukee. Railroad car and repair shops
are located here ; centre of an active trade.
NEWS; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1873;
A. F. Hof er, editor ; A. F. Hof er & Sons, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
NORTH IOWA TIMES ; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; John H. An-
drick, editor and publisher ; cii'culation J 2.
MADRID, ^oo7^e Co., d 1,200 pop., at
junction of Chicago, Mil. & St. P. and St. L.,
Des Moines & Northern Rds., 25 m. N. of
Des Moines. Best water power In the
State ; a very desirable town. Has stone
quan-ies, coal mines, and fire and potters'
clay.
REGISTER : Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
M. N. Tomblin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
IOWA.
MALCOM, Poioeshiek Co., a 600 pop.,
on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 63
m. from Des Bloiues and the same from
Iowa City. In centre of county ; fine agri-
cultural district.
L< E A D E R ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; Jas. M. Coutts, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
MALVERN, Mills Co., p 1,000 pop., at
crossing of C, B. & Q. and Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Rds., 35 m. from Omaha
and 30 from Council Bluffs. Centre of a
thriving trade. Extensively engaged in
stock-raising, and is said to have the larg-
est packing house west of Des Moines.
Li E A D E R ; Thursdaj^s ; eight pages ;
size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1875 ; S. C. Hunter, editor ; S. C. Hunter & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MANCHESTER, C. H., Delaware Co. ,
D- 2,900 pop., on Maquoketa r., and Illinois
Central Rd., 47 m. from Dubuque. Deals in
dairy products, and also engaged in manu-
facturing.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875 ; Bronson & Carr, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 .
PRESS; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 40x52 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; H. L. Ranri, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2 .
MANNING, Carroll Co., -a 1,200 pop.,
at junction of Chicago & Northwestern and
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rds., and terminus
of N. W. branch to Kirkman. Surrounded
by fine farming lands ; noted for its manu-
facturing industries, and as being a good
market for grain and live stock.
M O N I T 'O R ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1881 ; C. S. Lawrence, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established
1882; W. J. Morrow, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
M ANSON, Calhoxm Co., -n 1,000 pop.,
on 111. Cent. Rd. Has mills and is a local
grain centre.
CALHOUN CO. JOURNAL; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1874 ; Long Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MAPEETON, Monona Co., -n 1,200
pop., 45 m. S. E. of Sioux City, at junction
of Chicago & N. W. and Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rds. Large stock-shipping point
and centre of trade for a large and grow-
ing agricultural and stock-raising section.
HOME ADVOCATE; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1883 ; Alfred Q. Wooster,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
t^~ Actxial average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 12, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 664 copies,
PEOPLES' PRESS ; Thursdays ; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1871; Wrigley Bros.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
226
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
IOWA.
MAQUOKETA, C. H., Jackson Co., o-
3,7r"J pop., ou Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
at intersection of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul
Rd., 40 m. from Clinton and 40 from Daven-
port.
REPORTER ; every evening except
Sundaj-, and VV'EEIiLiY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weeklj' eight pages ; size— dailv
20x26. weeklv 26x40; subscription— daily $3.10,
weekly $1 ; established 1885 ; D. W. Hull, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation— dailv L 2.
EXCEIiSIOR; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es- I
tablished 1856 ; W. H. Bahne & Co., editors and i
publishers ; circulation K 2. 1
JACKSON JOURNAL.; Fridays; Ger- |
man ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription .§2 ; established 1S79 ; C. Otto
Stand, editor and publisher : circulation K 2.
JACKSON SENTINEL.; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 40x52 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1854; Swigart &
Sons, editors and publishers; circulation J 1-
RECORD ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1878 ; Wm. Current, editor and |
publisher ; circulation K 2. i
MARBLE ROCK, Floyd Co., a 496
pop., on Shell Rock r. & B., C. R. & N. Rd., 39 !
m. from Cedar Falls. Centre of a fertile
agricultural section, and a shipping point
for grain and stock.
AVEEKL.Y ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; estaVjlished 1875;
Shepardson & Nies, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
MARCUS, Cherokee Co., \j 700 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 44 m. from Sioux
City. A thriving town in fertile section.
NEWS ; Fridavs ; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription S1..50 ; established 1881 ; Frank
A. Lewis, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MARENGO, C. H., Iowa Co., a- 2,000
pop., on Iowa division of Cliicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., 85 m. from Davenport.
Engaged in agricultural pursuits.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.75;
established 1875; C. L. Shipton, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
REPUBLICAN ; Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 28x44; subscription
$1.75 ; established 1856 ; F. E. Spering, editor
and publisher ; circulation .J 1.
MARION, C. H., Linn Co., D- 4,000
pop., on Cliicago & Council Bluffs div. of
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., at the
junction of the Ottumwa extension of the
same, 6 m. from Cedar Rapids and 70 from
Dubuque.
ADVENT AND SAHBATH ADVO-
CATE ; Tuesdays; Sabbatarian adventist;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866; Jacob Brinkerhoff, editor;
Conference of the Church of God, publishers ;
does not insert advertisements.
LINN CO. INDEPENDENT; Thurs
days; twelve pages: size of page 13x20; suli-
scription $1.50 ; establis ed 1879 ; Chamberlain
& Smith, editors and publishers; circ'n K 2.
NATIONAL FREE PRESS ; Thurs
days; independent; four pages; size 24x:>6 ;
subscription $1.50; establi.shed 1881: Manson
& Johnson, editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 1. . , ^ .
P T Ij O T ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1871;
J W. ChMfHii. editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
■register : Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x4(1 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1852; S. W. Rathbun, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation J 1 .
MARSHALLTOWN, C. H., Mar-
sJuill Co., a !»,000 pop., on Iowa division of
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., at crossing
of Central Rd. of Iowa and Chicago, St.
Paul & Kansas City Rds., 70 m. W. of Cedar
Rapids. Surrounded by a fine agricultural
country. Centre of a thriving trade. Con-
siderable manufacuring carried on.
TIMES-REPUBEICAN; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Thurs-
days: republican; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 35x48
subscription— daily $6, weeklj' SI ; establish
ed— daily 1875, weekly 1859 ; Times-Repub
lican Printing Co., editors and publishers
circiuation— dailv J 1, weekly I 2 .
BEOBACHTER; Fridays ; German ,
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879; Franz S. Widl, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MARSHALli CO. NEWS; Saturdays
independent republican ; eight pages ; size
of page 13x20; subscription S1.50 ; established
1884 ; "E. N. Chapin, editor ; News Publishing
Co.. publishers ; circulation K 2.
MARSHALL STATESMAN ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 86x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Byron
Webster, editor; Webster & Burkart, pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 .
SUNDAY REFLECTOR; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1880; Crowl & Henry, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2 .
MARTINSBURG, Keokuk Co., O^
600 pop., on Central Iowa, Burlington &
Northwestern and Burlington Western Rd.,
an unusually live manufacturing town.
Creamery, roller mill, broom and tile fac-
tories afford employment to numerous
residents.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Greeley & Martin, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
MASON CITY, C. H., Cerro Gordo
Co., 6 4,500 pop., on the Iowa & Dakota divi-
sion of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., at junction of the Mason City & Austin
branch and terminus of the Central R. R.
of Iowa ; also on Mason City & Ft. Dodge
Rd., 74 111. from McGregor and 115 N. of
Des Moines. In a fine agricultural district.
Has excellent schools and fine churches
and graded high school costing $30,000.
EXPRESS-REPUBLICAN ; Satiir-
davs ; republican ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1870; Tucker
& Keinefelter, editors and publishers ; cu-cu-
lation K 2.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
.36x48; subscription $1.25; establi.shed 1876;
H. E. Stanbery, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
CERRO GORDO FARMER; month-
Iv ; agricultural : size 22x32 ; subscription 25
cents; established 1S85 : E. D. Miller, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
IOWA WORKiMAN; monthly; Ancient
Order of United Workmen ; four pages ; size
24x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1883;
Reverdy Miller and R. A. Whittaker, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
MASSENA, Cass Co., p 600 pop., on
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rd., 14 ni. N.
W. of Foutanelle and 2:3 E. of Atlantic, the
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
20'
JOWA.
county seat. In a splendid agricultural
district. Has the largest grain elevator in
the county.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1885 ; D. H. Clark, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
MAXWELL, story Co., a 500 pop.,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
28 m. N. of Des Moines. In a fine farming
section.
TRIBUNE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscriptions!; established 1883 ; L. R.
Shepherd, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MAYNARD, Fayette Co., cf 500 pop.,
on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Rd., 22 ni. N. of Independence. Has cheese
factory.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ;
E. D. Alexander, editor and proprietor.
MECHANICSVILLE, Cedar Co., n-
1,200 pop., on Iowa division of Cliicago &
Northwestern Rd., 10 m. W. of Clarence
and 26 from Cedar Rapids. In an agricult-
ural country.
PRESS ; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1866; Williams & Burke, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MEDIAPOLIS, Des Moines Co., [^423
pop., 15 m. N. of Burlington, at the junction
of the B., C. R. & N. and B. & N.W. Rds. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural district.
NEW ERA : semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays': independent-republican;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1.25 ;
established 1874 ; J. W. Merrill, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
LOCAIi PRESS; Fridays; Independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1886; B. F. Thomas, editor and
publisher.
MELROSE, Monroe Co., g 500 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 15 in.
E. of Chariton and 39 W. of Ottumwa.
Has churches, schools, bank and grist mill.
T I 31 ES ; Fridays ; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 22x30 ; subscription .S1.25 ; estab-
ished 1886 ; J. G. Stier, editor and publisher.
MENLO, Guthrie Co., -n 600 pop., 45
m. W. of Des Moines, on Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd.
VOICE; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 188() ; A. W. Vaughn, editor and
publisher.
MERIDEN, Cherokee Co., \^ 300 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., surrounded bj' a
prosperous agricultural and stock-raising
country.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription .§2 ; established 1885 ;
Lichtenberger Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
MILFORD, Dickinson Co., ^ 300 pop.,
on branch of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
' Rd. Two flouring mills, hay presses ;
situated in a good farming country.
MAIL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription Sl-50; established 1882; R. B.
Nicol, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
IOWA.
MILO, Wain-en Co., g 480 pop., on the
St. Joe div. of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Rd., 11 m. from Indianola. A fine
agricultural country.
3IOTOR ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1883 ; Clint
Price, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MILTON, Van Buren Co., a, 630 pop.,
on the Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City
Rd., 70 miles'from Burlington. Stock ship-
ping point.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription §1.51); established 1878;
H. M. Dysart, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion K 1.
MISSOURI VALLEY, Harrison
Co., -a 3,1 KiO pop.. Eastern terminus of Sioux
Citj' & Pacific and Fremont, Elkton & Mis-
soui-i Valley Rds., at junction with Iowa
division of Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
20 m. N. of Council Bluffs and 6 from Mis-
souri r.
HARRISON CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 36x48; subscrip-
tion .SI. 50; established 1883; S. H. Olmsted,
editor aiid publislier ; circulation K 2.
T I 31 E S ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 35x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1868; D. M. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MITCHELL VILLE, Polk Co., n ^50
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
18 m. E. from Des Moines. In fine stock and
farming country. Girls' Department of
State Industrial School is located here.
Near coal mines.
INDEX; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; E. P. Marmon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONDAMIN, Harrison Co., -n 300
pop., on Sioux City & Pacific Rd., near Mis-
souri Valley. Considerable live stock
bought "and sold at this place.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription .^1.50; established 1885; D.
W. Gahagan, editor and publisher; cii-cula-
tion L 2 .
MONROE, Jasper Co., u 1,100 pop., on
Keokuk & Des Moines division of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and Newton
& Monroe Rds., 32 m. from Des Moines and
29 from Oskaloosa. Noted for its excellent
coal, and abundance of timber.
MIRROR; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872; John Vandermast, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MONTEZUMA, C. H., Poweshiek Co.,
n 1,400 pop., on Grinnell & Montezuma Rd.
at terminus of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Northern Rd., about 24 m. N. of Oskaloosa
and 10 S. of the line of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd. Coal fields in the
vicinity.
POWESHIEK CO. DEMOCRAT;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1877;
Lawrence J. Anderson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN? Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 28x44; subscription
228
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
$1.65; established 1856; J. "W. Jarnagin, edi-
tor ; Jarnagin & McKee, publisliers ; circula-
tion K 2.
MONTICEIiLO, Jones Co., o l,877t
pop., on Dubuque & Southwestei'n and Dav-
enport & St. Paul divisions of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 43 m. from Du-
buque and 70 from Davenport. Furniture,
cigar and other manufactories malce this
an important trade centre of this section of
the State. In the heart of the dairy region.
Headquarters for a large number of
creameries.
EXPRESS; Thursdaj's ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.90;
established 1865 ; Herrick & Doxsee, editors
and pviblisliers ; circulation J 1 .
JOXES CO. TIMES : Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; L. T. Alexander, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MONTROSE, Lee Co., R 1,050 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. Agri-
culture carried on extensivelj^ A beauti-
ful summer resort ; has a large transient
population during the summer season.
BLUFF PARK JOURNAL. ; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18S6 ; Wm. Argast, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MORNING SUN, Louisa Co, ^ 900
pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North-
ern Rd., 23 m. from Burlington and Central
Iowa Rd., 109 m. W. of Peoria. Shipping
point for live stock, flour, grain, poultry
and produce. Manufactures drain tile,
berry crates, bee hives and painters'
specialties.
HERALD ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1882 ; B.
F. Thomas, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 1.
MOUIiTON, Appanoose Co., p 900
pop., on the Chicago, Burlington & Kansas
City and Wabash Rds., 99 m. from Burling-
ton. Cereals extensively cultivated.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; W.
D. Powell, editor and publisher ; clrc'n L 2 .
MOUNT AUBURN, Benton Co., o
300 pop., on Cedar r., 35 m. N. of Cedar
Rapids and 25 m. S. of Waterloo, on Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Rd.
Mercliandising and dairying are the princi-
pal Industries.
STAR ; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Oren & Knapp, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
MOUNT AYR,C.H., Ringgold Co., g
1,700 pop., on Chariton Branch of C, B. & Q.
Rd., about 75 m. S. S. W. of Des Moines and
about 25 from the line of the Burlington &
Missouri River Rd. at Afton. Soil fertile and
most advantageously used.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; J. S. Shepherd, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
RINGGOLD CO. REPUBLICAN:
Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Williams & Ted-
ford, editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
IOWA.
RINGGOLD RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1865; George R. Stephens, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MOUNT PLEASANT, C. H., Heiiry
Co., c\ 4,410t pop., on Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy and St. Louis, Keokuk & North-
western Rds., 28 m. from Burlington. Centre
of trade for a fertile county. Several edu-
cational institutions are located here, also
the Great Western Wheel Scraper Works
and the Comstock Scale Works. Seat of
Iowa Hospital for the Insane.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and INDEPENDENT,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages , size— daily 20x26, weekly 26x4(3 ; sub-
scription—dailv $5.20. weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1884. weekly 1886; C. L. More-
hous, editor and publisher ; circ'n — daily L 2.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; democrat-
ic; four pages; size 2Sx44; subscription $2;
established 1866 ; D D. W. C. Throop. editor ;
Jas. A. Throop. publisher ; circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENT ; (see Evening News.)
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; McAdam & Palm, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
IOWA W E S L E Y A N ; monthly ;
twenty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; Students of the
Iowa Wesleyan University, editors and pub-
lishers ; a college paper: issued during the
collegiate year.
MOUNT VERNON, Linn Co., d-
1,100 pop., on Iowa division of Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 16 m. E. of Cedar Rapids.
Cornell College is located here.
HAW Iv -EYE ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1869 ; S. H. Bauman editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CORNELLIAN ; monthly ; twenty-eight
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription $1.25;
established 1879 ; Literary Societies of Cornell
College, editors and publishers; circ'n L2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the coUegiate
year.
MURRAY, Clark Co., g 550 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 90 m.
W, of Ottumwa. Large number of machine
shops and a flouring mill here, employing
numerous people.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; J. H. Mar-
tindale, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
MUSCATINE, C. H., Muscatine Co.,
a- 12,360 pop., on Mississippi r., and Kansas
City line of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd., and Muscatine division of Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd.,30m. below
Rock Island and 300 above St. Louis. The
centering point of a very large wholesale
and retail trade. Extensively engaged in
maniifacturing lumber and other articles
pertaining to the lumber trade. Boiler
and iron works, manufactories, pork pack-
ing houses and several large grocery,
tobacco, tea and other wholesale establish-
ments located here. On Muscatine Island
large quantities of melons and sweet pota-
toes are raised, and the canning interest is
important.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sat-
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229
IOWA.
urdav and Sunday: SATURDAY EVEN-
ING J O U R N A li , Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Fridaj^s; republican; daily
four pages, weekly and Saturday eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 24x39, Saturday
30x44 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $2, Sat-
urday $1.50; established 1S4<); Journal Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily K 1. Siturday J 1, weekly I 1 .
TRIBUNE: eyerj' morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly twelve pages ; size— daily
26x40, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; subscription
— daily $8, weekly $2 ; Tribune Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily K 1.
weekly J 1.
DIE WACHT AM MISSISSIPPI;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; Herman
Stoltzenau, publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; O. G. Jack, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 .
SATURDAY EVENING JOUR-
NAL ; {see Journal.)
NASHUA, Chickasaw Co., [if 1,300 pop.,
on Red Cedar r., and Iowa di^^sion of Illi-
nois Central Rd., 35 m. from Waterloo and
30 above Cedar Falls. All kinds of merchan-
dising carried on. Two flouring mills and
a large woolen mill in opei'ation here.
CEDAR VALLEY TIMES; Tliurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; J. D. Knapp, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
POST; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Joseph F. Grawe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circtilation J 1 . B^" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 11,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 1,151
copies. I ^ S.'l^S
N£OIjA, Pottaioattamie Co., p 900 pop.,
at crossing of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd.,
and C, R. I. & P. Rds., 21 m. from Council
Bluffs. In fine corn and cattle country.
Has two steam grain elevators.
NEWS ; Fridays ; labor ; eight pages ; size
of page 13x20 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886 ; Brelsford & McMillan, editors and pub-
lishers ; an organ of the Knights of Labor ;
issues also the Biggsville, III., News.
REPORTER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1882 ; H. T. Irwin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2
NEVADA, C. H., Story Co., a 1,500
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 99
m. W. of Cedar Rapids, 35 N, N. E. of Des
Moines and 180 W. of Mississippi r. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural 'district. The
Iowa Agricultural College is located in this
county. Has a good public and high school
system.
HIGHWAY; Saturdays ; holiness ; eight
pages; size 25x37; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; Rev. Isaiah Reid, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 .
REPRESENTATIVE ; Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1857 ; Payne & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
^ STORY CO. WATCHMAN; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; V. A. Ballou, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEWELL, ^Mcna Vista Co., Y: 500 pop.,
on Iowa Div. of lU. Cent. Rd., 43 m. W. of
15
IOWA.
Fort Dodge, 92 from Sioux City, in a dairy-
ing and agricultural district.
3IIRROR ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1..5it; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. C. Blair, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEW HAMPTON, C. H., Chickasaw
Co., cf 1,500 pop., on the Iowa & Dakotah divi-
sion of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 70 m. from McGregor and 15 N. E. of
Nashua.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1860; R. H. Farriburn, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
DIE NORD IOWA FREIE PRESSE;
Fridays ; German ; independent ; eight pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Zander Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'lption $1 ;
established 1876 ; F. M. Haislet, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DER KIRCHEN-BOTE; monthly;
German ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1882 ; H. Hess, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1; address all com-
munications to Fort Atkinson.
NEW LONDON, Senry Co., ^ 800
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
Location of academy. Has floiu-lng and
other mills.
HERALD ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; J. K. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW SHARON, ^/aA«s/;a Co., g 995
pop., 12 m. N. of Oskaloosa. Surrounded by
a fine agricultural and mining district.
STAR; Thursdays : republican ; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1873 ; David Vail, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
NEWTON, C. H., Jasper Co., a 3,500
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific,
Central Iowa and Newton & Monroe Rds.,
139 m. from Davenport and 35 E. from Des
Moines. Surrotinded by a fine agricultural
district.
HERALD; Fridays; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 186S ; Dr. P. Engle, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1881; Sherman
& Kennington, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1859 ; Ralph Robinson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2.
NORA SPRINGS, Floyd Co., ^ 1,000
pop., on Shell Rock r., and Burlington, Ce-
dar Rapids & Northern Rd., at intersection
of Iowa & Dakotah division of Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 119 m. from Cedar Rapids and
107 from McGregor. Market for grain and
stock.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Moore & Whitney, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
NORTH ENGLISH, Iowa Co., o
500 pop., on the Cedar Rapids & Ottumwa
branch of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
230
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
Paul Rd., and ou the North fork of Eng-
lish r. Has brick and tile factories.
NEAVi!' ; Thursdays ; foiu- pages ; size
22x:"2; subscription ,81.50; established 1S85;
A. Stiuson, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
NORTH'WOOD, C. H., Worth Co.,
\ti 814+ pop., on Shell Rock r., on line of Bur-
lington, Cedar R. & Northern and Central
Iowa Rds. Surrounded by a rich gi-azing
and farming region. The county seat and
centre of considerable trade.
BEACON ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S1.25; estab-
lished 1885 ; J. B. Adams, editor and publish-
er; circulation L 2.
WORTH CO. INDEX; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; established 1881 ;
Scammon & Gillrup, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
OA'K.'LA.'NTy, Potfaivattomie Co., p600
pop., on C. R. I. & P. Rd., 30 m. E. from
Council Blulfs, in an agricultural and
stock-raising district.
ACORN; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 26x40; sub.scription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. H. McArthui-, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation L 2 .
ODEBOLT, Sac Co., -a 1,300 pop., on
Maple River branch of the Chicago & North-
western Rd., 73 m. from Sioux City. Has
flouring mills, creamery and graded
schools. The surrounding countrj' is said
to be one of the best for grain and stock
raising in the State.
REPORTER; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; ^^ize 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1877 ; F. R. Bennett, editor ; F. R.
Bennett & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
SAC CO. HERALD; Wednesdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .81; established 1886 ; J. F. Coy, editor and
publisher.
OELWEIN, Fayette Co., cf SOO pop.,
on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Minnesota & Northwestern and Chicago, St.
Paul & Kansas City Rds. Surrounded by a
rich farming, dairying and stock-raising
section. A place of active trade.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882; Will S. Reels, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
OGDEN, Boone Co., a 1,000 pop., on
C. & N. W. and Minneapolis & St. Louis
Rds., 40 m. N. of Des Moines. Surrounded
by an agricultural district.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Earl Billings, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
OLiIN, Jones Co., a- 600 pop., on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 25 m.
from Cedar Rapids. It has a creamery and
cheese factory. Tile and brick are also
manufactured.
RECORDER ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; A. J. Burke, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
ON AW A, C. H., Monona Co., -n 1,128
pop., on Sioux City & Pacific and Chicago &
. Northwestern Rds., 5 m. from Missouri r., 37
IOWA.
from Sioux City and 55 N. of Council Blulfs.
Centre of a rich agricultural region.
3IONONA CO. GAZETTE; Tliursdays;
republica"n ; four pages : size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1866 ; J. D. Ainsworth,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SENTINEL; weekly; four pages; size
22x30 ; established 1885 : W. A. Greene, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
ORANGE CITY, C.H., Sioux Co.,\j
1,1.50 pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
about 43 m. N. of Sioux City, in an agri-
cultural, grain and hog-raising district.
DE VOLKSVRIEND; Thursdays ;
Hollandish ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; A. J. Betteu, Jr., edi-
tor and publisher: circulation K 1.
SIOUX CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1871 ; A. L. Nelson, editor ;
H. J. Lenderink, publisher; circulation £2.
OSAGE, C. H., Mitchell Co., [^ 2,032
pop., on Red Cedar r., and Waterloo route of
Minnesota & Northwestern Rd., 60 m.
above Waterloo. It is the county seat, and
centre of trade for a large and growing
section of agricultiiral country. Manufac-
tures carried on to a considerable extent.
MITCHELL CO. PRESS: Tliursdays;
four pages; size 25x4(.>; subscription $2.50:
established 1863 ; Atherton & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
NEWS; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 1869 ; E. D. Chassell, editor ; A. C. Ross
& Co., publishers ; cii-culation J 1.
OSCEOLA, C. H., Clarke Co., g 2,600
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Des Moines, Osceola & Southern Rds.,
156 m. from Burlington and 60 from Des
Moines. In agricultural and stock-raising
district ; centre of considerable trade. The
car shops, round house and general offices
of the D. M., O. & S. Rd. are located here.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; Sherman Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
SENTINEL; Thiu-sdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1858; Henry Stivers, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
OSKALOOSA, C. H., Mahaska Co., Q
7,500 pop., on Keokuk & Des Moines Rd., Chi-
cago, Rock Island & Pacific, Central Rd. of
Iowa, Burlington & Western Narrow Gauge,
62 m. from Des Moines and 100 from Bur-
lington. Pleasantly situated and centre of
an active trade. Surrounded by a fine agri-
cultural district. Extensively engaged in
coal mining, manufacturing and stock-
raising.
HERALD; semi-weeklj", Thursdays and
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
Thursdays 31x50. Saturdays 24x36; subscrip-
tion $2; established— Thursdays 1850, Satur-
days 1884; Herald Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
SATITRDAY GLOBE ; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; eitrht pages ; size 30x^14 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Johnson &
Shockley Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 .
UNION; Saturdays ; democratic : four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2; established
1866 ; Labor Union Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
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231
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OSSIAN, Winneshiek Co , cf 800 pop.
on the Chica,^o, Milwaukee & St. Paul and
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rds.
BEE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1.50; establislied 1885: M. J.
Carter, editor; Carter & Woodruff , publishers;
circulation L2.
OTTUMWA, C. H., Wapello Co., g
14,500 pop., on Des Moines r., 75 m. W. of the
Mississippi, at intersection of Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy and Des Moines & Keokuk
branch of C, R. I. & Pacific ; also Northern
terminus of Ottumvva & Moberly branch of
Wabash and Southern terminus of Central
Iowa and Ottumwa & Cedar Rapids branch
of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.; 75 m.
from Burlington and 86 from Des Moines.
Largely engaged in manufactures and the
centre of an extensive trade. Has excel-
lent water power.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
32x48 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1865, weekly 1848 ; A. H. Ham-
ilton, editor and publisher: circulation—
dailv K 1, weekly I 1 .
DEMOCRAT; every morning except
Monday, and VVEEKliY, Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 29x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1880, weekly 18,50;
S. B. Evans, editor ; Ottumwa Printing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n— dailv K 2, weekly I 1 .
INDUSTRIAL. APPEAL; Tuesdays ;
labor ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; N. M. Ives, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2
JOURNAL UND FREIE PRESSE;
Thursdays ; German ; democratic; four pages;
size 28x44; subscription $2 ; establishedl871 ; J.
A. Wagner, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab
lished 1880 ; Riley «& Jones, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 .
OXFORD, Johnson Co., n- 800 pop., on
C, R. I. & P. Rd., about 70 m. W. of Daven-
port. A country trading town. Has flour-
ing mills, elevators, etc.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 2tix40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1878 ; E. R. Doty, editor and publisher ; circu-
latiq^ K 1.
OXFORD JUNCTION, Jones Co.,
D- 1,100 pop., on Chicago, M. & St. Paul Rd.,
at junction of Chicago & Council Bluffs and
Racine and Southwestern divisions of that
railroad, 41 m. from Cedar Rapids and 46
from Davenport. An agricultural and man-
ufacturing town, having excellent water
power. Railroad machine shops are located
here.
OXFORD MIRROR; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1879 ; Geo. F.
Crouch, editor; Z. H. Palmer, publisher; cir-
culation K 2.
PANORA, Guthrie Co., -a 1,150 pop.,
44 m. W. by N. of Des Moines, on Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rd., in an agricultural
and coal mining section. Some manufac-
turing carried on.
GUTHRIE VEDETTE: Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
lOWA.
tion $1.50; established 1865; Joseph Garlow,
editor and publislier ; circulation K 2.
PARKERSBURGH, Jiutler Co., b
825 pop., on the Iowa division of the Illinois
Central Rd., 119 m. W. of Dubuque and 19
from Cedar Falls., in the midst of an agri-
cultural country.
ECLIPSE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872 ; Fred. A. Dodge, editor ; Dodge
Brothers, publishers ; circulation K 1.
PAULIilNA, O'-Brien Co., ^ 700 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 180 m. N.
W. of Des Moines and 40 N. E. of Sioux City.
Located in a rich agricultural region and
surrounded by fertile prairie land. Farm-
ing and stock raising are the principal in-
dustries.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Oscar D. Hamstreet, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PELIiA, ^^arton Co., 0 2,430t pop., on
K. & Des Moines division of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 47 m. from Des
Moines, 115 from Keokuk. Surrounded by a
fine agricultural region, and largely en-
gaged in manufacturing.
BLADE; Tuesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Wm. B. Neyenesch, editor ; H.
Neyenesch, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEEK BLAD; Fridays; Hollandish ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1862; H. Neyenesch, editor and
publislier ; circulation J 1 .
PERRY, ^«ZZas Co., a 3,600 pop., 35 m.
from Des Moines. Division station of
Omaha line of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd.,
also on Minneapolis & St. Louis and Des
Moines & Fort Dodge Rds. Chief town be-
tween the two last named cities. Fine
farming and coal region.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; C. J. Pratt, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHIEF-PILOT; Fridays; republican;
eight pages size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874; F. M. Hoeye, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
PETERSON, Clay Co., b 450 pop.,
one of the finest farming, mining and
grazing sections in the State. Has most
complete roller flouring mill. Coal, silver
and lead have lately been discovered.
PATRIOT ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
G. H. Atkinson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
PLEASANTVILLE, Marion Co.,
P 600 pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 10 m. W. of Knoxville and 25 m. S. E. of
Des Moines. Has steam coal pick factory ;
is in an agricultural and mining .section.
TELEGRA PH ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size ■<'4x:;4 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
L. F. Chamberlin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
POCAHONTAS, C. H., Pocahontas
Co., \2 150 pop., 100 m. fi'om Des Moines and
40 from Fort Dodge.
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages; size
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IOWA.
IOWA.
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
Port C. Barron, editor and publislier ; circu-
lation K t.
POSTVILLE, Allamakee Co., ^ 900
pop., 16 ni. S. W. of Waukon, and on Chicago,
Mil. & St. Paul Rd., and Decorah Div. of
B., C. R. & N. Rd. In the centre of an
exceedingly fertile tract and a good
market for produce.
REVIEW; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; W. N. Burdick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PRAIRIE CVTY, Jasper Co., U 1,000
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
24 m. from Des Moines and about 20 S. W. of
Newton, in an agricultural district. It Is a
leading shipping point for live stock and
produce.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1875 ; A. A. Thompson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PRESCOTT, Adams Co.,.^ 350 pop.,
on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
near Creston, surrounded by a rich agri-
cultural section.
CHRONICLE; semi-monthly ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1883 ; J. W.
Weed, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
REDFIELD, Dallas Co., U 600 pop.,
on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., at junc-
tion of Racoon r., 35 m. W. of Des Moines.
Has two flour mills, a tile factory and sev-
ei'al coal mines.
RECORD; Thursdays; six pages; size
of page llxKi ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884; C. A. Floyd, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2 .
RED OAK, C. H., Montgomery Co., p
4,000 pop., on Nishnabatonar., and on line
of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., about
50 m. S. E. of Council Bluffs and 241 from
Burlington, surrounded by a rich farming
country.
EXPRESS; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 35x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1868; C. W. Snyder, editor; Express
Printing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
SUN ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1877 ; Boll & Clark, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2. ^;W Actual averac/e circu-
lation for one year preceding Nov. 26, 1886, as
per statement on file at the office of the Amer-
ican Newspaper Directory, 914 copies.
REIN BECK, Grundy Co., n 600 pop.,
16 m. from Waterloo and 9 from Grundy, on
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Rd. The centre of trade for a fine agricul-
tural district,
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1885;
Underhill & Cameron, editors and publishers;
circulation L 2.
R E N W I C K, Humboldt Co., ^ 300
pop., 28 m. from Webster City, on the Chi-
cago & Northwestern Rd. In a farming,
stock-raising and dairying section, the
pressing and shipping of hay being one of
the principal industries.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1884; S. C. Higbee, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 1 .
'RICEVIIAu'E, Mitchell Co., [^ 786 pop.,
on the Wapsipinicon r., and Minnesota &
Northwestern Rd. about 22 m. N. by E. of
Charles City. Agriculture and dairying
chief industrj'. Has schools, cheese factory
and mills.
RECORDER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 :
Enos M. Ricker, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
RICHLAND, Keolculc Co., 0, 800 pop.,
13 m. from Fairfield, 35 from Ottumwa, on
Iowa Central Rd.
CLARION; Fridays; republican; four
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1880; J. D. Haworth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
Fi
RIVERSIDE, Washington Co., U^ 600
pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North-
ern Rd., 15 m. from Iowa city. Situated in
an agricultural and stock-raising district.
LEADER; Saturdays : independent ;
six pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$1.65 ; established 1883 ; F. E. Cornish, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
'ROCK.TO^Ji, Floyd Co., [^ 1,035 pop.,
on Shell Rock r. and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd., 49 m. from Cedar
Falls. High school and flouring and paper
mills here..
CLIPPER ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1887 ;
Wy tt & Lewis, editors and publishers.
REVEILLE ; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874; Moore & Whitney, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
ROCK RAPIDS, C. H., Lyon Co.,^
1,200 pop., on Rockr., and Chicago, St. Paul,
Minn. & Omaha, and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rds., in N. W. corner of
the State, about 60 m. N. of Sioux City. En-
gaged in agriculture. Surrounded by a
fertile counti-y-
LYON CO. REPORTER; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1882 : A. H. Davi-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873; Parsons & Creglow, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ROCK VAIiLEY, Sioux Co., b 600
pop., on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., in the midst of a rich agricultural and
stock-raising section.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 31x44; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Harrington & Harris, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
ROCKWELL, Cerro Gordo Co., \^ 400
pop., on Iowa Central Rd., 12 m. from Mason
City. Has large elevators and warehouses.
In an agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
PHONOGRAPH; Thursdays ; eigh-
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1879 ; W. L. McEwen & Son, editors and
publishers : circulation L 2 .
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ROCKWELL CITy,C.H., Calhoun
Co., -a 5i;0 pop., division railroad station;
100 m. N. W. of Des Moines station. Corn-
growing and stock-raising country. A stiip-
ping point for clieese and butter.
CALHOUN CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 2bx40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1879; Byron
Mattison, editor and publisher-; circ'n L2.
LEADER ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; A. W. Jackson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
ROLFE, Pocahontas Co., tl 550 pop.,
at junction of the Chicago & Northwestern
and Des Moines & Fort Dodge Rds. A
thriving town.
REPORTER? Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882; Coffin & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
RUTHVEN, Palo Alto Co., ^ 650 pop.,
on Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rd., at terminus
of the Des Moines & Ft. Dodge Rd., in a
farming and stock-raising district.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; Fremont H. Teed, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SABULA, Jackson Co., n- l,223t pop.,
on Mississippi r., 48 m. below Dubuque, on
Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rds., connected
with Illinois side of the river by iron bridge.
Mills and factories of all kinds constantly
in operation.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1863 ;
Thomas Lambert, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 2.
SAC CITY, C. H., Sac Co., -a 1,209
pop., on Coon r., and Chicago & Northwest-
ern Rd., 45 m. W. of Fort Dodge. It has
fine water power. Covuity especially adap-
ted to stock-raising and dairj' purposes.
SAC CO. DE>IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.5U ; established 1882 ; J. Koder, editor ;
Koder Bros, publishers ; circulation K 1.
SAC SUN; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18^1 ; James N. Miller & Sidney Smith,
editorsand publishers ; circulation K 2.
ST. A'SSG AH, Mitchell Co., ^ 680pop.,
on Red Cedar r. and Illinois Central Rd., 26
m. from Charles City. Agriculture is exten-
sively carried on.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Martin Moe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
ST. CHARLES, Madison Co., g 500
pop., on the Des Moines, Osceola & Southern
Rd., in agricultural section.
REPORTER; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscri])tion $1 ; established 1885 ;
A. L. Wood, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
SALEM, ffenry Co., C\ 800 pop., on the
St. Louis, Keokuk & Northwestern Rd., 40
ni. from Keokuk. Rich in agriculture and
coal mines.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1880; D. F.
Jones, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SALIX, Woodbury Co., -D 300 pop., on
Sioux City & Pacific Rd., 15 m. S. by E. of
Sioux City, in an agricultural section.
INDEX ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1886 ; G. N. Gibbs, editor ; Index Print-
ing Co., publishers.
SANBORN, O'Brien Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on I. & D. division of Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 74 m. W. of Algona. Fine
farm lands ; stock-raising country.
JOURNAL; Fridays; independent-dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
$2 ; establi-shed 1885 ; Warren Walker and R.
F. Hiler, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
PIONEER; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; J. H. Wolf, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SCHALLER, Sac Co., -a 400 pop., on
the Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 16 m.
from Sac City. Situated in an unequaled
agricultural and stock-raising district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
A. S. Bassett, editor and publisher ; circ'nL2.
SCRANTON CITY, Greene Co., a
1,000 pop., on C. & N. W. Rd., 9 m. from Jef-
ferson. Has an extensive tile factory ; sur-
rounded by a farming and stock-raising
section.
SCRANTON FREE PRESS; Wednes-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
established 1886 ; M. M. Mahoney, editor and
publisher.
SCRANTON JOURNAL ; Thursdays ;
I'epublican ; eight pages ; size 2(ix40 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; J '- A. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SEYMOUR, Waijne Co., g 900 pop.,
at junction of Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific and Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rds., 49 m. from Ottumwa, 173 from Kansas
City and 16 from Centreville. Coal mining
and fine stock-raising are prominent indus-
tries.
LONE TREE PRESS; Thursdays; in-
dependent-republican; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Will
M. Sanger, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SHEFFIELD, Franklin Co., b 700
pop., on Central Iowa Rd. Has flouring mill
PRESS; Fridays ; democratic r four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1880 ; W. S. and L. H. Bowen,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SHELBY, Shelby Co., -a 650 pop , on
the C, R. L & P. Rd., 110 m. from Des
Moines, 32 E. li-om Council Bluffs, and 36 E.
of Omaha, Neb., in a fine agricultural dis-
trict.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1.50; established
1877; John Pomeroy, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
SHELDON, O'Brien Co., ^ 2,000 pop.,
65 m. from Sioux Citj', at junction of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rds. A
good farming and grazing district.
MAIL ; Thursdavs ; eight pages; size 38x52;
subscription $2; established 1873; F. T. Piper,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
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NEWS; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x4i>; subscription $1.50; established 1879; J.
G. Watkius, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SHELL. ROCK, BtMer Co., 6 719t
pop., on tlie Shell Rock r. and the Burling-
ton, Cedar Rapids & Northern and Dubuque
& Dakotah Rds., 22 m. from Waterloo. Has
flour mills and woolen manufactories.
NEWS; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Geo. A, Mclntyre. editor ; J. P.
Reed, publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHELLSBURGH, Benton Co., [> on
Bear creek, 1,000 pop., on Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd., 14 m. from Cedar
Rapids and 113 from Burlington. Has a
large tile factory, wagon and carriage
works and two flouring mills. Surrounded
by an excellent farming, dairying and
stock-raising country.
SATURDAY MORNING CALL. ;
Saturdays; independent; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Stookey & Summers, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SHENANDOAH, J'age Co., p 2,500
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 40
m. from Council Bluffs ; is also on Nebraska
City branch of C, B. & Q. Rd. and at the
Western terminus of the Humeston &
Shenandoah Rd., the car shops and round
house of the latter road being located here.
Centre of a thriving and populous section,
engaged in agricultural pursuits.
POST; Wednesdays: eight pages; size
36x48; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
C. S. Hanley, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
SIBLEY, C. H., Osceola Co.,^ 1,200 pop.,
on Iowa division of Chicago, St. Paul, Min-
neapolis & Omaha Rd., at junction of Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd.; cen-
tre of fine farming district ; has large ele-
vators and grain houses.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 35x48; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1872; George Carew, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
OSCEOLA CO. TRIBUNE; Fridays;
republican; four pages ; size2(ix40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1881 ; F. L. Dennis & W.
P. Webster, editors and publishers; circ'n K 1.
SIDNEY, C. H., Fremont Co., p 855t
pop., 40 m. S. of Council Bluffs and 10 N. of
Hamburg. On Sidney & Hastings branch of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. An ac-
tive business place.
FREMONT CO. HERAl^D ; Wed
nesdays ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription
$1.5U; establish.-d 1885; G. W. Gunnison, edi-
tor and publisher.
UNION; Tliursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1864 ; Robert Simons, editor and pub-
lisher; circulati(jn K 2.
SIGOURNEY, C. H., Keokuk Co., O^
1,875 pop., on Skunk r., and Sigourney
branch of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds.,
about 75 m. N. W. of Burlington. Has High
School, Conservatory of Music, and factories
of various kinds.
COURIEIl; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; H. J. Mohme, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; W. H. Needham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2
REVIEW; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.75 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. R. Hollingsworth, editor
and publisher ; cli-culation K 1.
SIOUX CITY, C. H., Woodbury Co.,
-a 23,340 pop., on Missouri r. Eleven rail-
roads centre here : the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, Sioux City & Pacific, Chicago &
Northwestern and Illinois Central, from
the East, Dakotah branches of the C, M. &
St. Paul from the North, and Nebraska
branches of the Chicago. St. Paul, Minne-
apolis & Omaha from the West ; 325 m. W.
of Dubuque and about 100 above Omaha
and Council Bluffs. The headquarters for
transportation lines on the Upper Missouri.
Centre of an agricultural region, and sup-
ply point for a very extensive and grow-
ing country ; has also large railroad shops,
elevators, oil, flour, flax and saw mills,
packing house (capacity 10,000 hogs per
week) and immense jobbing houses.
JOURNAL; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly six pages; size— daily
28x44, weekly (size of page) 22x28 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, weekly $1.25; established-
daily 1870, weekly 1866 ; Perkins Bros. & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily H 1,
weekly H 1.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x35,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— aaily $5, weekly
$1.25; 'established 1879; Pierce & Kathrens,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily
J 1 . weekly K 2.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x35, weekly 35x48 ; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $1.25; established— daily
1884. weekly 1859 ; John C. Kelly, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily J 1 , weekly J 2 .
CALL; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; O. R.
Gray, editor; Gray, Billings & Hollar, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
COURIER; Thursdays; German; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870; Mrs. F. Barth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DER VOLKSFREUND; Thursdays;
German; four pages; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18S5 ; Sioux City Volks-
freund Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
^s"uNDAY TELEGRAM; Sundays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1884; Edwin H.
Brown, editor and publisher ; circ'n ,1 1 .
COMMERCIAL BULLETIN; semi
monthly ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size
of page 9x12; subscription $1; established
1886; Clias. A. Robertson, editor; Robertson
& Hollar, publishers.
SIOUX RAPIDS, ^"cn« Vista Co., \2
910 pop., on Little Sioux r. and Chicago*
Northwestern Rd. Has a fine roller mill.
A good grain centre, surrounded by an
agricultural and stock-raising country.
PRESS: Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 : subscription .$2 ; established 1881 ; J.
W. Durpree. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
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SLOAN, Woodbury Co., -a 600 pop., on
Sioux City & Pacific Rd., in a stock and
grain-producing country.
STAR; Thursdays ; eiglit pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
A. B. Thatcher, editor and publisher ; cii-cu-
lation L 2 .
SOLON, Johnson Co., n- 802 pop., on
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern and
Clinton & Cedar Rapids Rds., 12 m. from
Iowa City and 16 from Cedar Rapids. Car-
riages and wagons manufactured.
REAPER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; J. F. Koler, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2. t^" Actual average circula-
tion for one near irreceding Oct. 29, 1886, as per
statement on file at tlie office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 867 copies.
SOUTH ENGLISH, Keokuk Co., O,
450 pop., on B., C. R. & N. Rd., 58 m. from
Muscatine. Grain and hog-raising the prin-
cipal industries.
HERA LiD ; Fridays ; Independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18T2 ; T. N. Ives, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
SPENCER, C. H., Clay Co., b 1,600
pop., on the Little Sioux r. at junction of
Iowa & Dakota division of C. M. & St. P. Rd.,
40 m. JSr. E. of Cherokee and 80 N. W. of Fort
Dodge. The centre of a fine agi-icultui'al
I'egion.
. CLAY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1871 ; P. E. Randall, editor ;
S. Glllesijie, publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1.50 :
established 1873 ; Barnard Bros., editors and
publishers ; cii'culation J 1.
SPIRIT LAKE, C. H., Dickinson Co..
'□ 1,200 pop., near lake of same name, sur-
rounded by several other beautiful lakes,
90 m. from Fort Dodge. On Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern and Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds. One of the
richest agricultural portions of Northwest-
ern Iowa. Celebrated as a summer I'esort.
BEACON; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1870 ; Funk & Blackert, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
SPRINGVILLE, Linn Co., a- 700
pop., on Chicago, M. & St. P. Rd., 15 m. from
Cedar Rapids. Butter, cheese and live stock
are the principal products.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
C. S. Shanklin, editor ; J. S. Butler, publisher;
cii-culation K l.
STANTON, Montgomery Co., p 700
pop., on Chicago, Burlingtou & Quincy Rd.,
8 m. E. of Red Oak. Live-stock raising and
agriculture.
CALiLi; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1882 ; W. R.
Roberts, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
STATE CENTRE, Marshall Co., n
880 pop., on the Central Iowa and Chicago
& Northwestern Rds. Geographical centre
IOWA.
of the State. Surrounded by one of the
richest agricultural countries in the West.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.75;
established 1871 ; J. W. Merrill, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STORM LAKE, C. H., Buena Vista
Co., "u 2,000 pop., on Storm Lake and the
Iowa division of the Illinois Central Rd., 243
m. from Dubuque and 81 from Sioux City.
A fine agricultural and dairy region
surrounding it.
BUENA VISTA VIDETTE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1885 ; C. Everett
Lee, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
PILOT; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 27x44; subscription .$2; established
1870; A. C. Newton, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879; L. H. Henry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
STORY CITY, Story Co., a 850
pop., on the Central Iowa and Chicago &
Northwestern Rds. A manufacturing town.
REVIEW; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; established 1885 ; H. C. Carlson, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
STRAWBERRY POINT, Clay-
ton Co., d 1,000 pop., on Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd. Engaged in
farming and manufacturing; 15 m. S. W.
of Elkader.
PRESS; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; Newberry & Gardener, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
STUART, Giithrie Co., -a 2,600 pop.,
on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 40
m. from Des Moines and 101 from Council
Bluffs. Situated in the centre of a rich
agricultural country. Several locomotive
and machine shops are located here.
L.0C03I0TIVE; Fridaj's; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1871 ; Moulton & Thode, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
SUMNER, Bremer Co.,\zf 700 pop., on
Dubuque & Dakotah and Minnesota & North-
western Rds., 25 m. from Waverly. Large
produce market and creamery district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26.X40; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
G. P. Linn, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SUTHERLAND, O'Brien Co., ^ 650
pop., on the Toledo & Northwestern Rd., 70
m. from Sioux City. A shipping point ; all
trades represented.
COURIER; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40: subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Bert Hamilton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
TABOR, Fremont Co., J3 500 pop.,
30 m. from Council Bluffs. Tabor College
is situated here.
BEACON; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; P. B. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & (JO'S
IOWA.
TAMA CITY, Tama Co., o 2,000
pop., on C, M. & St. P. and Chicago &
Northwestern Rds., 51 ni. W. of Cedar
Rapids. Manufactories of various kinds,
schools, banks and tlieatres. The Tama
Hydraulic Works, connected with the Iowa
r., afford abundant motive power.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; size 30x44;
subscription $1.15; established 1880; W. R.
Lesser, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TAMA HERAIiD; Fridays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875 ; C. J. Wonser, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIPTON, C. H., Cedar Co., a- 1,700
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern and
Clinton & Iowa City Division of Burling-
ton, Chicago & Quincy Rds., 5 m. from
Cedar r. and 25 N. of Muscatine and
the Mississippi r. The Clinton division of
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Ry. is
now in operation through the town. Dur-
ing 1885 it showed marked growth. The
centime of a fine agricultural region.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$1.50 : established 1853 ; Charles L. Longley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CONSERVATIVE ; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; M. R. Jackson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
TOLEDO, C. H., Tama Co., n 2,000
pop., on Northern Jowa division of Chicago
& Northwestern Rd., about 20 m. E. of
Marshalltown and 50 W. of Cedar Rapids.
The centre of a thri\'ing local trade.
Western College is located here.
CHRONICLE ; Thur.sdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1856 ; Lee & Wilson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
TAMA CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 : subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1883 ; Huston & Harrison,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
TRAER, Tama Co., n 1,200 pop,, 47 m.
W. of Cedar Rapids, on the B., C. R. & N. Rd.,
Pacific division. Engaged in farming and
stock raising.
STAR-CLIPPER; Fridays ; republican;
eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $l.t)5 ;
established 1874 ; Elmer E. Taylor, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
UNION, Hardin Co., n 900 pop., on
Central Iowa Rd. and near Iowa r., 18 m.
from Marshalltown. Has lai'ge flouring
mill ; manufactures buggies.
STAR; Fiidays ; republican; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1875 : C. X. Marvin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
VAIL, Crawford Co., -n 875 pop., on
Chicago & N. W. Rd., 75 m. N. E. of Council
Bluffs. Stock raising and agriculture.
CRAWFORD CO. OBSERVER;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1878;
R. A. Nicholson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
VICTOR, Io2va Co., a- 800 pop., on
Chicago, R. I. & Pacific Rd., 96 m. from
IOWA.
Davenport. Manufacturing extensively
carried on.
INDEX; Fridays; republican; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1885 ; J. M. Buchanan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
VILLISCA, Montgomery Co., JJ 1,900
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
and terminus of Brownville & Nodaway
Valley Rd., 65 m. E. from Council Bluffs.
Noted principally for its extensive trade in
grain, live stock and creamery products.
REVIEW; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; C. K. Kennedy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
VINTON, C. H., Benton Co., a- 2,710
pop., on Red Cedar r., and Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd., 23 m. N. W.
of Cedar Rapids, 244 W. of Chicago. A
trade centre, surrounded by a fine agricult-
ural district. Has a small manufacturing
interest.
EAGIiE ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages; size 26x40 ; sub
scription $1.50 ; established 1855 ; Rich & Mur
phy, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
BENTON CO. DEUTSCHE ZEIT-
IJNG; Thursdays; German; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
Bordewiek & Co., editors and publishers ; cii*-
culation K 1.
BENTON CO. HERALD ; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; J. P. Wal-
lace, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
BENTON CO. TIi>IES; Tlmrsdays;
democratic : four pages ; size 26x40 ; suljscrip-
tion$1.50; established 1886; Allen & Griffin,
editors and publishers.
OBSERVER; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.65 ; established 1881 ;
S. A. Marine & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
WALKER, Linn Co , n- 500 pop., on
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd.,
25 m. from Cedar Rapids. Surrounded by
an agricultural and stock-raising district.
Extensive and profitable dairying is well
developed here.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883; David Brant, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2. ^;;W"Actual average circula-
tion for one year iweceding Nov. 18, 1886, as
per statement nnflle at the offlce of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Directory, 834 copies.
WALL LAKE, Sac Co., <2 300 pop.,
on Maple River Rd., a branch of Chicago &
Northwestern Rd. Farming community.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; J. L. Kroesen & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
WALNUT, Pottawattamie Co., p 1,200
pop., on C, R. I. & P. Rd., 46 m. E. of Coun-
cil Bluffs. Has grain elevators and lies
in a superior agricultural region.
BUREAU; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
H. V. Battej, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
WAPELLO, C. H., Louisa Co., O^ 987
pop., on Iowa r. and Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd., about 30 m. from
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
237
IOWA.
Burlington. Engaged in milling, manufac-
turing and general trade.
LOUISA CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1870; J. D. Barr & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
REPUBlilCAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1860 ; L. W. and O. P. Myers, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co., □, 3,004 pop., on the Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Rd., at junction of the Oskaloosa
branch of Southwestern division of C, R.
I. & P. Rd., and terminus of the Burling-
ton & Northwestern Rd., 75 m. S. W. from
Davenport. Engaged in manufactures ;
a place of active trade.
DE3IOCRA T ; Wednesdays ; f our pages ;
Bize 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1878; Rodman & Hood, editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
f)ages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1869 ; A. Story, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
WASHINGTON CO. PRESS ; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; H. A. Bur-
rell, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ACA3IEDIAN ; semi-monthly; eight
pages ; size 12x9 ; subscription .$1 ; esablished
1886; Acamedian Stock Co., editors and pub-
lishers; a college paper; issued during the
collegiate j'ear.
FARMERS' INDEX; monthly; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 5iJ cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. O. Calhoun, editor ; Index
Company, publishers.
WATERLOO, C. H., Black Hawk
Co., D- 7,000 pop., on the Cedar r. and Bur-
lington, Cedai- Rapids & Northern, the Iowa
division of the Illinois Central, southern
terminus of Cedar Falls & Minnesota branch
(now known as the "Waterloo Route"),
and on the line of the Chicago, St. Paul
& Kansas City Rd., 93 m. from Dubuque, 156
from Burlington and 105 from Des Moines.
Surrounded by a fine agricultural district.
Engaged in manufactures of various kinds.
The Illinois Central Rd. repair shops are
located here.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 40x52 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 185S; W. H. Hartman, editor and
publisher i circulation J 1.
^ DEUTSCH-AMERIKANER; Thurs
days ; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 18?2 ; Jakob G.
Schmidt, editor and puVjlisher ; circ'n K 2.
IOWA STATE REPORTER; Thurs
days ; republican ; ten pages ; size of page
15x22 ; subscription S2 : established 1868 ; 5latt
Parrott & Sons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Tuesdays, eight pages; size
34x48; subscription $2; established 1879; J.
van Metre, editor and publisher ; circ'n F 2 .
WAUCOMA, Fayette Co., cf 500 pop ,
on Little Turkey r. and Chicago, Mil. & St.
Paul Rd., 50 m. W. of McGregor. Consider-
able grain shipped from this point.
. J^ENTINEL. ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x3 ; ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
1" red Fallows, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
WAUKON, C. H., Allamakee Co., t:f
1,900 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
JOWA.
Rd., in a rich farming and fruit-growing
disti-ict, 18 m. W. of JVIississippi r. and 30
N. W. of McGregor. Surrounded by a fine
farming country ; a large live stock and
grain market.
AL.L.AMAKEE JOURNAL.; (see
Lansine.)
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1877 ; T. C. Medary & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; A. M. May & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
WAVERLY, C. H., Bremer Co., d
2,344 pop., on Red Cedar r. and at junction of
Iowa division of Illinois Central Rd.,
and Dubuque & Dakotah Rd., 18 m. from
Waterloo. Considerable manufacturing
carried on.
BREMER CO. INDEPENDENT ;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1867;
Daniel Fichthorn, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Faber & Miller, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
DER PHONIX; Thursdays; German;
four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; H. C. Krech and H. Schuiz,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1856 ; W. H. Tyrrell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WEBSTER CITY, C. H., Hamilton
Co., n 3,000 pop., on Boone r. and at junction
of Iowa division of Illinois Central Rd. and
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 80 m. N. of
Des Moines, and 172 W. of Dubuque. In a
coal mining and agi-icultural section ; min-
eral springs lately discovered.
ARGUS; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. A. Hutton & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
FREEMAN ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.75 ;
established 1857 ; J. D. Huter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
GRAPHIC ; Tuesdays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; .subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; Lee & Worthington, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1885; Chas. D. Hellen, editor and pub-
lisher.
WELDON, Decatur Co., Q 250 pop.,
on the Keokuk & Western Rd., 12 m. from
Leon, the county seat, in a rich agi-icult-
ural district.
HORNET; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; establishea
1885; Critchfleld & Watsabaugh, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WEST BRANCH, Cedar Co., [:^501t
pop., 10 m. E. of Iowa City, on Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd., 10 m. W. from
Iowa city. Flouring mill, pump and wind
mills are located here.
LOCAL RECORD ; Thursdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50; established 1878; W. W. Gruwell, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
IOWA.
"WEST LIBERTY, Muscatine Co., a-
1,700 pop., on Clilcago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Rd., at Intersection of Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd., 62 ni. from
Burlington, 39 W. of Davenport and 26 N.
W. of Muscatine. Contains soap, tile and
brick factories, carriage manufactorj',
creamery, etc. An agricultural, dairying
and stock-raising district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1868; Macdonald & Benja-
min, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WAPSIE INDEX; Fridays; eiglit
pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881; James Morgan, editor; J. Maxson
& Co., publishers ; circulation K 1; issue also
the Dairy and Farm Journal.
DAIRY AND FARM JOURNAL;
monthly ; dairying ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1881 ; James
Morgan, editor; J. Maxson & Co., publishers ;
circulation J 2 ; issue also the Wapsie Index
WEST POINT, Lee Co., Q. 800 pop.,
on Fort Madison & Northwestern Rd., 20
m. from Bm-lington and 80 from Keokuk,
10 m. from Mississippi r.
APPEAL; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x;t5: subscription .$1.5U; established 1880;
E. H. Thomas, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
WEST SIDE, Crawford Co., -a 680
pop., on Chicago & N. W. Rd., 58 m. from
Council Bluffs ; an agricultural region.
DISPATCH ; Thursdays : republican ;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion §2; established 1880; L. Ballou, editor;
Meyers & Meyers, publishers ; circ'n L 2.
WEST UNION, C.H., Fayette Co.,d'
1,900 pop., on Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul, and
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Rds., 80 m. N. W. of Dubuque and 80 from
Cedar Rapids. Engaged in agriculture and
stock-raising. Butter and cheese are manu
factured.
ARGO; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x:35 ; subscription SI ; established 1881 ;
Hobson Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
FAYETTE CO. UNION; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1866 ; William Mc-
Olintock, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
ages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1868 ; C. H. Talmadge, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
EDUCATIONAL REVIEW; month-
ly; e<lucational ; four pages ; size 16x22; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1883 ; F. D.
Merritt, editor and publisliex'.
WHAT CHEER, KeoJailc Co., a, 4,200
pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North-
ern and Chicago & Northwestern Rds., 12
m. from Slgourney. A rapidly growing
town ; the metropolis Of the county and
the largest coal centre in the State.
PATRIOT ; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1S80; Cliarles Beverly, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
REPORTER; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1882 ; Geo. A. Poff, editor; Richard
Burke, publisher; circulation K 2.
Fi
WHEATLAND, Clinton Co., a- 800
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern and Chi-
lOWA.
cago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds., in a rich
agricultural section.
SPECTATOR ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; Markham & Banks,
editors and publishers; circulation L2.
WHITING, Monona Co., -n 500 pop.,
on Sioux City & Pacific Rd., 30 m. from
Sioux City. Engaged in raising live stock
and corn.
HERALD ; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 29x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. H. Wonder, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
W^ILLIAMSBURGH, Iowa Co., n-
940 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. ; one of the largest hog and grain
markets in the State.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; A.
C. and T. T. Osborn, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
WILTON JUNCTION, Muscatine
Co., D- 1,842 pop., at junction of Southwest-
ern division of Chicago, Rock Island & Pa-
cific Rd. with the main road, 25 m. W. of
Davenport and 12 N. of Muscatine.
WILTON REVIEW; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1867; C. S. Butterfield, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WINFIELD, Senry Co., vX 600 pop.,
on Burlington & Northwestern & Central
Iowa Rds., 17 m. W. of Wapello, and 74 W.
of Oskaloosas. Has a drain-tile factory and
Is a general trading point.
BEACON ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1880 ; E.
C. Hinkle, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WINTERSET, C. H., Madison Co., g
2,583+ pop. Surrounded by a fine agricult-
ural region ; also one of the principal stone
fields of Iowa ; 42 m. S. W. of Des Moines,
connected with it by Indianola «& Winter-
set branch of the C, R. I. & P. Rd.. and is
the present terminus.
MADISONIAN AND CHRONICLE;
Thursdays; republican; eight pages; size
30x44; subscripti(m $2; established 1856; Ho-
mer Thompson, editor ; Cummings & Thomp-
son, publishers; circulatian J 1.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; G. D. Palmer, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER ; (see Madrid.)
WOODBINE, Harrison Co., -n 800
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 38 m.
from Council Bluffs and Omaha, surround-
ed by an agricultural and stock raising
district.
TWINER: Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
J. D. De Tar, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
WOODWARD, Dallas Co., n 450
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 28 m. from Des Moines; located in a
farming district.
T I I>I E S ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
36x48; subscription $2; established 1883; M.
L. Tomblin, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
239
IOWA.
WYOMING, Jones Co., [> 1,733 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.;
54 m. from Davenport. Engaged in agri-
culture and stock-raising. Greatest dairy
district in the State, its creameries taking
first prize at World's Fair, New Orleans.
JO URN A Li ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. I. Chamberlain & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; cii'culatiou K 1.
KANSAS.
ABBYVILLE, Heno Co., g 200 pop.,
on the Hutchinson extension of the Chi-
cago, Kansas & Westei-n Rds., in a fine agri-
cultural and stock-raising section.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.25;
established 1S86; Duff & Dever, editors and
publisher.s.
ABILENE, C. H., Dickinson Co., n
5,500 pop., on Union Pacific Rd., and on
proposed extension of A. T. & S. F. and Chi-
cago & Fort Worth Rds., 164 m. W. of Kansas
City. A place of active business, and rap-
idly increasing.
GAZETTE ; everv morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
22x31; weekly 39x52; subscription— daily $6.
weekly §1.50 ; established— dailv 1885, weekly
1874; G. W. C. Rohrer, editor; Gazette Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation— daily
J 1, weekly I 1.
DIC:KINS0N CO. CHRONICLE;
Fridays ; repuljlican ; eight pages ; size 40x52 ;
subscription §2; established Is70; C. J. Mc-
Divitt. editor and publisher; circulation .J 1.
REFLECTOR; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; eiRht pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1883 ; Strother & Litts,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
ADMIRE CITY, Lyon Co., a- 800
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 20 m. from
Emporia, 18 from Osage City and 17 from
Eckridge, in the centre of one of the finest
farming localities in the State.
FREE PRESS; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x80; subscription SI; es-
tablished 1887 ; James A. Harris, editor and
publisliei.
JETNA, Bat'bej- Co., g 100 pop., situ-
ated in a fertile farming and stock-raising
district, 80 m. from New Kiowa.
CLARION; Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x:W; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
W. N. Bradbury, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2.
ALMA, C. H., Wabaunsee Co., D- 900
pop., at the crossing of the Manhattan,
Alma & Burlingame and Chicago, Kansas
& Nebraska Rds., and extension of the
Rock Island Rd., 14 m. from Wamego and
40 from Topeka. Engaged in agriculture
and stock-raising.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays ; independ-
ent-republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S1.50; established 1884; Welch
& Sage, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
^WABAUNSEE CO. NEWS; Wednes
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1869; Nathan
Hughes, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
KANSAS.
ALMENA, Norton Co., n 300 pop.,
12 m. from Norton. A j'oung and thriving
town; surrounded by a fine agricultural
and live stock section.
STAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ; Shook &
Garner, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
ALTAMONT, ia6e«e Co., 0^649 pop.,
on St. Louis & Frisco Rd., 12 m. from Os-
wego and same from Parsons. Agriculture
extensively carried on.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; prohibition;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Harry Mills, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ALTON, Osborne Co., ^ 600 pop.,
14 m. from C. H., the terminus of the Cen-
tral bi-anch of the Missouri Pacific Rd. Has
fine water power ; milling is the principal
industrj^
WESTERN EMPIRE ; Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size of page 35x48 ; established
1882 ; F. J. Hulaniski, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ALTOONA, Wilson Co., Q, 400 pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd., and Verdigi-is r.
A place of considerable trade ; in a rich
farming section.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; Independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1S86; Harry Armstrong, editor
and publisher.
AMERICUS, Lyon Co., n- 600 pop.,
on the Missouri Pacific Rd., 10 m. from Em-
poria. Has cheese factory and grist miU.
Dairying the chief industry.
LEDGER ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Geo. A. and William Moore, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ANTHONY, C. 11., Harper Co., g 572
pop., on Fort Scott & Wichita Rd., 55 m.
S. W. of Wichita. Farming and stock-
raising district.
REPUBLICAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — dailv 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—dailv $4.80, weekly \S1.50; established-
daily 1886, weekly 1879; George W. Maffet,
editor and publisher ; circ'n— weekly K 1.
APPLETON, Clark Co., p 200 pop.,
on Denver, Memphis & Atlantic Rd., 22 m.
S. of Dodge City. Agi-iculture and stock-
raising.
ERA ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Allen B.
Sayles, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ARCADIA, Crawford Co., U\ 1,000
pop., at junction of Kansas City & Spring-
field and Arcadia & Cherryville branch of
Kansas Citj', Springfield & Memphis Rd.,
16 m. from Fort Scott. Located in a good
farming country. Tile works have been
established and large coal interests are
being developed.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40; subscription §1.25;
established 1882; L. R. Jewell, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
240
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
ARGONIA, Sumner Co., g 800 pop.,
at junction of Southern Kansas, and St.
Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita Rds., 16 m. from
Harper. Has flour mill and is extensively
engaged In farming and stock raising.
C lil PPER ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884; Edgar Brain, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ARKANSAS CITY, Cowley Co., €\
5.100 pop., at the confluence of the Walnut
and Arkansas rs., 80 ni. from Florence, at
terminus of Arkansas Citj' branch of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Terminus
of Southern branch of St. Louis & San
Francisco, Valley Route from Van Buren,
Ark., and extension of Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rds. Stock-raising and grain
growing the principal branches of business.
Has fine water power and trades extensively
with the Indian Territory. The surrounding
country is well adapted for cattle raising.
REPUBLICAN; everv dav except Sun-
day, and VVEEKLiY, Saturdays; daily six
pages, weekly eiglit pages ; size— daily (size of
page) 15x22, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— dailv
$6, weekly $1.50; established — daily 188(i,
weekly 1884; Wagner & Howard, editors and
publishers ; circulation— weeklj- K 1.
ARKANSAS VALLEY DE3IO-
CRAT; Fridays; democratic; foui* pages ;
size 28x44; subsci'iption $1.50; established
1879 ; T. Mclntire, editor ; C. M. Mclntire, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
TRAVELER ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1870; F. Lockley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ARLINGTON, Beno Co., g 400 pop.,
near Minnescah r., about 15 m. S. of Hutch-
inson. In agricultural section.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x42 ; established 1885 ; J. E. Eaton and
H. C. Warner, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L2.
ASHLAND, C. H., Clark Co., p 1,000
pop., on proposed extension of the Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Situated in a
splendid farming section ; has three
churches and graded public schools. Fifty
m. S. of Kansas City, Mo.
CLARK CO. CLIPPER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1884 ; John I. Lee, edi-
tor; Lee Bros., publishers ; circulation L2.
JOURNAljs Fridays; republican; four
pages: size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; W. L. Cowden, editor ; Ashland
Journal Publishing Co., publishers.
SOUTHWESTERN REPUBLICAN
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; four
ptages; size2(ix40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Ben. E. Page, editor and pub-
lisher.
ATCHISON, C. H., Atchison Co., ^
15,599 pop., an important commercial and
manufacturing city and the " railroad cen-
tre" of the State. It has four large grain
elevators, with a capacity of 2,500.000 bush-
els, Ave immense steam flouring mills, a
foundry employing over 350 workmen ; tlie
machine shops of the Central Branch U. P.
and Mo. Pac. Railroad Cos., employing 2,500
men ; a canning factory ; a Unseed oil mill ;
a furniture factory employing 75 workmen ;
11 churches, a college, six public school
buildings and two seminaries ; the largest
Union Depot in Kansas, and seven hotels,
one of them the largest and finest in the
State. The city is lighted by gas, has water
works and street car lines, and the largest
and finest opera house in Kansas. Fifty-
two passenger trains arrive at and depart
from the citj' every day. Leavenworth is
about 25 m. distant.
CHAMPION; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 26x40, week-
ly 30x50 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1855, weekly 1865 ; Jolin A.
Martin, editor and publisher; circulation —
daily 1 2 , weekly H 2.
ULOBE; every day except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; four pages; size-
daily 22x30, weekly 26x44; subscription-
weekly $1 ; established— dailj' 1877, weekly
1878; Howe & Co., editors and publishers;
cia'culation— daily J 2, weekly K 2.
PATRIOT; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly
28x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50 ;
established 1867 ; Park & Rigg, editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily I 1 , weeklj' H 1.
ATTICA, Harper Co., g 1,500 pop., on
Southern Kansas Rd. A trade centre for a
large agricultural and stock-raising section,
and a prominent shipping point for grain
and live stock.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; establislied 1885 ; L.
A. Hofliman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
BULLETIN ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription S1.5U ; es-
tablislied 1886 ; Brown Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
ATWOOD, C. H., Rawlins Co.,\2 751
pop. (including township), at forks of
Middle and South Beaver Creeks, 200 m. E.
of Denver, Col. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural and stock-raising district.
RAWLINS CO. DEMOCRAT; Wed-
nesdays ; four pages ; size 22x3") ; subsci'iption
$1.50; established 1885; L. A. Hannigan, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
REPUBLICAN CITIZEN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; J. D. Greason,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
AUGUSTA, Butler Co., □, 1,476 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rds., 150 m. S. W. of To-
peka. Lies in the celebrated Walnut Val-
ley, the most fertUe in the State, the aver-
age wheat crop in the valley being 38 bush-
els to the acre.
NEWS; Saturdays ; prohibition ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; Horace Ginilin, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2
SOUTHERN KANSAS GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; C.
H. Kurtz, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
AVILLA, Comanche Co., g 300 pop.,
10 m. S. E. of Protection. Salt mines in
vicinity.
DE.>lOCRAT; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; L. M. Weeden, editor and pub-
lisher.
AISIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
241
KANSAS.
AX.T'ELt'L^ Marshall Co., cf 703 pop., 89
ra. from St. Joseph, Mo. Situated in a
splendid farming and stock-raising district,
for which it is a centre of trade.
ANCHOR; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; establisiied 1S83 ;
Ross & Nye, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
BALDWIN, Douglas Co., :> 1,100
pop., on Southern Kansas Rd., 12 m. from
Lawrence. Located in a fine farming coun-
try. The seat of Baker University.
LiEDGER: Saturdays; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $l..=iO; estab-
lished 1885; D. W. Scott, editor; Scott & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BARNES, Washington Co., ^ 300 pop.,
on the Central branch of the Missouri Pa-
cific Rd. An excellent shipping point.
Large numbers of cattle shipped annually.
Has elevator and does a large grain trade.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x:^); subscription .SI. 50; established
1885; M. H. Williams, editor: Enterprise Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
BAXTER SPRINGS, Cherokee Co.,
□, 1,358 pop., on Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf
Rd. Agricultural and manufacturing town.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription Sl.oO; established 1882 : M.
H. Gardner, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BEAT TIE, Marshall Co., cf 750 pop.,
on St. Joe & Grand Island Rd., 99 m. from
St. Joseph, Mo. Engaged in agriculture
and quarrying ; the best stone quarries in
the State are located here.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S3 ; Star Publishing Co., editors and
publishers.
BEAUMONT, Sutler Co., Q^ 300 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 27 m. from
Eldorado, in a farming district.
BUSINESS; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Nixie Ackerman, editor and
publisher.
BELLE 'PL, AltiB, Sumner Co., gi,200
pop. (of township 1,971), on Atchison, Tope-
ka & Santa Fe Rd., 21 m. from Wichita. Lo-
cation of the general offices of the Denver,
M. & A. Rd. Surrounded by as fine farm-
ing and stock country as there is in this
State.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription S1.50; estab-
lished 1879; Geo. W. Cain, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
BELLEVILLE, C. H., Republic Co., ^
1,500 pop., in the central part of the county,
and about 74 m. N. W. of Junction City, on
the Junction City & Fort Kearney Rd. and
proposed line of B. & M. Rd. A mining dis-
trict. Has creamery, wind-mill factory and
other industries.
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays ; four pages ;
?o5? 26x40; subscription S1..50; established
1885 ; J. and C. M. McLaury, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
.TELESCOPE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1870 ;
t. B. Towle, editor ; J. C. Humphrey, publish-
er ; cu-culation K 2.
KANSAS.
BELOIT, C. H., Mitchell Co., r^ 2,003
pop., on Solomon r. and Missouri Pacific
Rd., 130 m. W. by N. of Topeka. Situated in
one of the best agricultural counties in
the State. Fine water power within the
corporate limits of the city, with a flouring
mill, saw mill and foundry; terminus of
the Solomon branch of Union Pacific Rd.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 2"ix44 ; subscription .81.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. H. Caldwell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CxAZETTE; Fi-idays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; S. H. Dodge, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN DEIIOCRAT; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1878 ; H. A. Yonge, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
BENEDICT, Wilson Co., 111^250 pop.,
on Verdigris r.. near three lines of railroad
in an agricultural district.
ECHO ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. A. McMuUen, editor and pub-
lisher.
BENNINGTON, Ottaioa Co., t pop.
of township &X), on Solomon Valley branch
of the Union Pacific Rd., 9 m. from Minne-
apolis. A large shipping point for grain
and live stock. Is noted for its fine flour-
ing mills and other enterprises.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x:;6 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; D. B. Loudon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BIRD CITY, Cheyenne Co., ^ 350
pop., an inland town, 22 m. from Burkel-
man and 100 from McCook, Neb., in a fine
stock-raising and farming section.
CHEYENNE CO. DEMOCRAT; Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1S86; Will C.
Hydon, editor ; Northwestern Publishing Co.,
publishers.
FRONTIERSMAN; Wednesdays; in-
dependent : four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscrip-
tion .S1..5(); established 1886; C. A. Morning,
editor and publisher.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Geo. W. Murray, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
BLUE MOUND, Unn Co., o- 900
pop., on St. Louis & Emporia and Kansas,
Nebraska & Dakota Rds., 35 m. from Ft.
Scott and 85 from Kansas City. A farming
and stock-raising section.
SUN ; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36; sub.scription §1.50; established
1883 ; G. W. Botkin, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
BLUE RAPIDS, Marshall Co., cf
1,006 pop., on Blue r., at junction of the Big
and the Little Blues. Has improved water
power. Has flonring, woolen, and gypsum
mills and foundry and machine shops. Is
reached by the Central Branch Missouri Pa-
cific Rd. and Blue Valley branch of M. P.
Rd., and is 95 m. due W. of Atchison ; sur-
rounded by excellent farming lands, with
abundance of water and building stone.
Li Y R E ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
242
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
lishecl 1886 ; F. T. Cook & Co., editors aud pub-
lishers.
TIj>IES ; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; E. M. Brice, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BRAINERD, Butler Co., 0, 500 pop.,
on the Newton branch of the St. Louis,
Fort Scott «fe Wichita Rd. A rich agricult-
ural country surrounds the town.
EN!?IGN; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; R. P. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
BRONSON, Botirbon Co., O^ 600 pop.,
on St. Louis, Ft. Scott & Wichita Rd., 22 m.
N. W. of Ft. Scott Carries on considerable
trade in grain, live stock and agricultural
implements.
PILiOT; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x4U; subscription $1; established 1883; Ira
B. Ray, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BROOKVILLE, Saline Co., a 471
pop., on U. P. Rd., 135 m. W. of Topeka. A
railroad town.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S1.50 ; es-
tablislied 1880 ; Frank Honeywell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BUFFAIiO, Wilson Co., P, 400 pop.,
on the V. V., I. & W. Rd. A centre of con-
siderable trade, surrounded by a rich farm-
ing section.
CLIPPER ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; J. H. Hale, editor and publisher.
BUFFALO PARK, Gove Co., ^225
pop., on the Kansas Pacific division of the
Union Pacific Rd. Large numbers of cattle
raised and shipped. Stu-rounded by a fine
agricultural country.
PIONEER; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; Roberts & Potter, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BURDEN, Cowley Co., O, 1,300 pop.,
on Southern Kansas Rd., 230 m. S. W. of
Kansas City. Agricultural and stock-raising
district.
EAGLE; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Jas. H. Caskej% editor ; Burden
Eagle Pub. Co., puV)lishers.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; republican ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. L. Hutton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BURDETT, (BROWN'S GROVE P.
O.) Pawnee Co., p 500 pop., on Pawnee r.
and Chicago, Kansas & Western Rd. Has
various manufactories.
KMGLE; Tuesdays; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$150; estaV)-
lished 18.86 • Optic Steam Printing Co., editors
and Publisners.
BURLINGAME, Osage Co., d- 1,574
pop., on line of A., T. & S. F. Rd. at termi-
nus of the Manhattan, Alma & Burllngame
Rd., 25 m. S. of Topeka. Good farming
country ; the centre of the Osage coal
fields large flotu'ing mills and potterj-.
KANSAS.
Extensive shipping point for grain, cattle
and hogs.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays ; four
j pages; size 24x;;5 ; subscription $1.5U; estab-
lished 1880 ; John E. Rastall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
OSAGE CO. CHRONICLE; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1863 ; J. N. Mc-
Donald, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
BURLINGTON, C H., Coffey Co., a-
2,88? pop., on Neoslio r., and Missouri Pacific
and Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern
Kansas Rds.. 68 m. from Parsons and 89
from Junction Citj\ Centre of trade. Has
water power, which is employed in milling.
Principal business, farming and stock rais-
ing.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; John E. Watrous, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NONPAREIL; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; E. L. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher.
REPUBLICAN-PATRIOT ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; C. O.
Smith, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
BURR OAK, Jewell Co., ti 646 pop.,
at terminus of Jewell county branch of
Central Branch of Union Pacific Rd., and on
White Rock creek. Shipping point. In an
agricultural and stock-raising district.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882; H. F. Faidley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1886 ; C. A. Hardy, editor
and publisher.
BURRTON, ffarvey Co., g 579 pop.,
20 m. w. from Newton, on the Atchison, To-
peka & Sante Fe Rd. A farming and live
stock raising section.
GRAPHIC; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 , subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; S. S.
Adkins, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
CALDWELL, Sumner Co., g 1,970
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
21 m. from Wellington. Stock-raising
quarter.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
A. B. Swarthout, editor ; Caldwell Printing
and Publishing Co , publishers; circ'n K 2.
TIMES; Saturdays ; four pages : size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Enos
Blair, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
CANADA, Marion Co., □ 200 pop., on
Marion Lt McPlierson branch of the Santa
Fe Rd. A shipping point for grain and live
stock.
ARCADE; Tuesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. T. Groat, editor ; Arcade
Publishing Co., publishers.
CANEY, Montgomery Co., P^ 800 pop.,
on Denver, Memphis & Atlantic Rd., in the
centre of a fertile agricultural district;
stock-raising also a leading industry. 25 m.
from Independence the county seat.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1.50; established
I
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
243
KANSAS.
1885 ; W. E. Hinton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation LJ.
C A'NTO'N , ^cPJierson Co., n 453 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., and
on proposed extension of Rock Island Rd.,
13 m. E. of McPherson. Considerable live
stock and grain shipped from this point.
CARRIER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription Sl-50;
established 1883; Geo. C. Findley, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CARBONDALE, Osage Co., 0 1,230
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
terminus of Lawrence and Emporia Rds.,
17 m. from Topeka. Farming district.
Coal mining largelj' carried on.
ASTONISHER AND PARA-
IfYZER ; Saturdays: republican; eight
pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1885; Reuben F. Play ford, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CARLTON, Dickinson Co., n 300 pop.,
on 3Io. P. Rd., 30 m. E. of Salina. A young
and prosperous town in a farming and
stock-raising district.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays: independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Lambert Willstaedt, editor
and publisher ; issues also the Chico Adver-
tiser.
CASH CITY, Clark Co., p 25 pop., an
inland town 16 m. from Ashland, the county
seat, in a farming countrj- ; on two pro-
posed lines of railroad.
CASHIER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; Lafe Merritt, editor and pub-
lisher.
CAWKER CITY, Mitchell Co., i
1,2(X) pop., on Central branch of Missouri
Pacific Rd., near Great Spirit Springs.
Farming and stock raising.
JOUR?{ A Li ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription S1.50; es-
tablished 1880 ; J. W. McBride, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
PUBLIC RECORD; Thursdays; six
pages ; size of page 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1833 ; L. L. Alrich, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
ORCHARD, VINEYARD AND
BERRY (GARDEN; monthly; fruit cul-
ture ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x11 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; J. R.
Hendricks, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
CEDAR VALE, Chautauqua Co., Q^
1,500 pop. Grist mill, steam saw mill and
several stores. In a farming district.
STAR; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; A. R.
Green, editor and publisher : circulation L 2 .
CEDARVILLE, Smith Co., ^ 250
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 10 m. E. of
Ellrwin, in a farming and stock-raising sec-
tion.
GLOBE ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab
lished 1886 ; Mahin & Barron, editors and pub-
lishers.
CELilA., Jiawli7is Co.,\2 200 pop., in a
good farming section, 200 miles m. E. of
Denver. A merchandising town ; has school,
bank and large grist mill.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
KANSAS.
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885; J. R. Sedgwick, editor; Celia News-
paper Co., publishers ; circulation L 1 .
CENTRALIA, Nemaha Co., ^ 540
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Missouri Pa-
cific Rd., sun-ounded by an unequaled farm-
ing section.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1; established 1884;
W. J. Granger, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
CHANUTE, Neosho Co., ^ 2,536 pop.,
at junction of Neosho div. of the Missouri
Pacific and Southern Kansas Rds., and the
Girard branch of Southern Kansas Rd.,
and the Cedarvale branches of the C. K. &
W. Rd. Shipments of cattle and hogs,
broom corn, grain and fruit are very large.
Two grain elevators and a creamery have
lately been built.
BLADE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; Wilson & Allison, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
TI3IES; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Nixon & Rufl^^, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 2.
CHAPMAN, Dickinson Co., n 450
pop., on Kansas div. of Union Pacific Rd.
Has grist mills and is a place of considera-
ble business.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1887 ; H. G. Boles and L. D. Dickin-
son, editors and publishers.
CHASE, Rice Co., u 500 pop., on
M. & M. Rd., 8 m. W. of Lyons and 8 E. of
Ellinwood. In the heart of the best agri-
cultural section in the State.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; J. E. Junkin, editor and
publisher.
CHENEY, Sedgwick Co., g 725 pop.,
on Wichita & Western Rd., 26 m. W. of
Wichita. Engaged in milling. Surrounded
by a fine agricultural and stock - raising
country.
AVI CHIT A DISTRICT ADVO-
C A T E ; monthly ; methodist episcopal ;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 20 cents ;
established 18%; J. D. Botkin, editor; South-
west Kansas Conference, publishers.
CHEROKEE, Crawford Co., C^ 1,585
pop., 135 m. from Kansas City and 35 from
Fort Scott, at junction of Kansas City, Fort
Scott & Gulf and Kansas City, Springfield
& Memphis Rds., also on main line of the
Missouri Pacific Rd. Three coal shafts
have been opened employing 500 men. Has
also hay press and machine shops.
CYCIjONE; Fridays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; established 1884 ; G. G. Hamilton, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
SENTINEL; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Charles M. Lucas, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
CHERRYVALE, Montgomery Co.,
□, 2,601 pop., on Southern Kansas, Fort
Scott & Gulf and St. Louis & San Francisco
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
Rds. lu an undulating country, skirted
with timber. Farming and fruit raising are
chiefly caiTied on.
GLOBE AND TORCH; every morn
ing except Monday, and v\ EEKLY, Fri-
days ; daily — four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24xS4, weekly 34x48 ; subscription
— daily S6. weekly S2 ; established— daily 1885,
weekly 18T5 ; C. P. Buffington, editor ; Globe &
Torch Printing Co., publishers; circulation-
daily L 2, weekl.v K 2.
B(JI.L.ETI\ ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 35x48 ; subscription SI. 50 ; established
1884 ;E. W. Lyon & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; cix'culation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays: republican;
six pages ; size of page 2 jx2(j ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; A. L. Wilson, editor
and publisher.
CHETOPA, Labette Co., :^ 1,629 pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd., near the Southern
line of the State, and on the West bank of
the Neosho r. Flom- mills, foundries and
machine shops, stock j^ards, coal mines,
planing mills, and fine schools and
churches.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868; A. F. Sloane, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
STATESMAN; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1885 ; N. Abbott, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
CHICO, Saline Co., n 250 pop., on
T. S. & W. div. of Missouri Pacific Rd., 16 m.
S. of Salina. Surrounded by an agricultural
and stock-raising district ; a prominent
shipping point for grain and stock.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886; Lambert Willstaedt. editor and pub-
lisher; issues also the Carlton Advocate.
CIMARRON, Ford Co., JJ pop. (of
township) 2,500, on Arkansas r. and Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Fine prairie
country.
JACKSONIAN; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886; C. M. Magill, editor; C. M.
Magill & Co., publishers.
NEW WEST; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1.50; established
1884; N. B. Klaim, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
CLAY CENTER, C. H., Clay Co., [1]
5,UJ0 pop., on Republican r. and Kansas
Central division of Union Pacific Rd., and
Junction City and Fort Kearny Rd., 170 m.
from Kansas City and 120 from Leaven-
worth. In an agricultural section.
EVENING TII»IES ; everv evening ex-
cept Sunday, and TIMES, Thursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— dail.v
22x30, weekly :i4x48 ; subscription— daily $7,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1886, weekly
1881 ; D. A. Valentine, editor and publisher ;
circulation— weekly J 1.
DISPATCH; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Tell
W. Walton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion .1 1 .
DE:>I0CRAT AND LITTLE
HATCHET; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; established 188:^; W. J. A. Mont-
gomery, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
KANSAS.
CliEAR WATER, Sedgioicb Co., g
800 pop., on St. Louis, Ft. Scott & Wichita
Rd. Located in a fertile valley.
TII>IES ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; James F. Kelly, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
CLIFTON, Washington Co., ^ 1,200
pop., on Central Branch of Union Pacific
Rd. and Ft. K. & U. P. Rd. Has high school,
churches, banks, two elevators and brick
yards. A fine grain and stock-raising local-
ity. A $60,000 water power canal is being
built along the outskirts of the citj' for the
accommodation of manufactories.
NEWS ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Padgett Bros., editors and publishers ; cli'cu-
lation L 2.
REVIEW ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; John A. Branson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CLYDE, Cloud Co., i 1,770 pop., on Re-
publican r. and Central Branch of Missouri
Pacific and Union Pacific Rds. Trades in
grain, hogs and general merchandise.
HERALD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; established 1878 ; subscription
$1.50 ; J. B. Rupe, editor ; J. B. Rupe & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MAIL; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. S. Green, editor and publisher ;
cii-cula,tion K 1.
COFFEYVILLE, Montgomery Co.,C^
2,500 pop., on line of the Indian Territory,
on the Denver, Memphis & Atlantic and
Parsons & Pacific Rds., an i at the terminus
of the Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern
Kansas Rd. A cattle-shipping point ; sur-
rounded by an excellent farming and stock
growing country, for which it is a business
centre.
GATE CITY GAZETTE ; Fridays ;
republican ; four pa.ges ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 : established 18S6 ; F. G. Moore, editor
and publisher.
JOURNAL; Thursdaj^s ; four pages;
size 2f^x44; subscription $1,50; established
1875 ; D. Stewart Elliott, editor ; W. A. PefEer &
Co., publishers; circulation K 2.
SUN; Fridays; independent; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886 ; Peffer & Truby, editors and publishers. .
COLBY, C. H., Thomas Co., ^ 900
pop., on Colbj' & Oaklej' branch of Kansas
Pacific Rd., in rich farming section.
THOMAS CO. CAT; Thursdays; inde-
pendent; eight pages; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1885; W. G. Porter, ecli-
tor ; W. G. Porter & Co., publishers.
COLDWATER, C. H., Comanche Co.,
Q 1,00.) pop., 50 m. from Kinsley, the nearest
Rd. town. An agricultural, merchandising
town, and one of the best stock sections in
the Southwest.
ECHO; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 1885; E. G. Phelps, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Templeman & Oldf ather, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
AaiERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
245
KANSAS.
WESTERN' STAR; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; W. M. Casli, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
COLONY, Anderson Co., D- 800 pop.,
at junction of Southern Kansas, St. Louis &
Emporia and Chicago, Kansas Sc Western
Rds., 18 m. from Garnet. A rapidly growing
place, situated in a splendid farming and
stock-raising country.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x34: subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; J. J. Burke, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Cherokee Co., D,
2,354 pop., on Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Gulf and St. Louis & San Francisco Rds., 11
m. from Baxter Springs and 150 from Kansas
City, surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Coal, lead and zinc extensively
mined throughout the county.
ADVOCATE: every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 16x22, week-
ly 24x36 ; subscription— daily *$5, weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1885, weekly 1882 ; A. T. Lea
& Son, editors and publishers ; ciiculation—
weekly J 1 .
KANSAS PROHIBITIONIST;
Thursdays ; prohibition ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription .§1.50 ; established 18T8 ;
E. H. Benham, editor ; Columbus Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
STAR AND COURIER; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; James Wilson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CONCORDIA, C. H., Cloud Co., i
3,550 pop., on Missouri Pacific and Union Pa-
cific Rds., and Burlington & Missouri Rd.,
175 m. from Leavenworth and 154 from
Atchison. U. S. Land Office located here.
Produces coal and stone for building pur-
poses. Has new steam foundry, electric
light, splendid Court House and fine system
of water works. A Catholic Bishopry was
recently erected at a cost of $200,000.
CliO UD CO. CRITIC; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; W. H. Wright & Son, editors
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DAYIjIGIIT ; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.9J ; es-
tablished 1885; W. N. Dimuiug & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
KANSAS BLADE; Fridays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1879 ; J. M. & J. E. Hagaman,
editors and puV)lishers ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN-EMPIRE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1870; T. A. Sawhill,
editor; Empire Steam Printing Co., publish-
ers; circulation J 2.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; established
1884 ; Filson Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
CONWAY SPRINGS, Sumner
Co., 9 700 pop., on St. Louis, Ft. Scott &
Wichita Rd., in the midst of a splendid
farming and stock-raising section.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; A. M. Anderson, editor and pub-
lisher.
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KANSAS.
COOLIDGE, Hamilton Co., p 60O
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
in a famous stock-raising section.
BORDER RUFFIAN; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884; Will T. Dando, editor and
publisher.
CITIZEN; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1836 ; Knight and Borders, editors and
publishers.
CORA, Smith Co., [j 75 pop., 10 m. W.
of Salem and 14 from Smith Centre, the
county seat, in an agricultural district.
UNION ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886; J. A. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher.
CO'RO'SAJyO, Wichita Co., -n 500 pop.,
20 m. from Garden City, the nearest railroad
station. Is on the proposed line of two rail-
roads, in an agricultural section.
STAR; Thtirsdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; A. B. S^kes, editor and publisher.
WICHITA CO. HERALD; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; John
Barrett, editor and publisher.
COTTONAVOOD FALLS, C. H.,
Chase Co., n-;822pop., on Cottonwood r. and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 81 m. from
Topeka. Has fine water power, several
stone quarries, and Is surrounded by an
agricultural and stock-raising country. The
Chicago, Emporia & Southwestern and Kan-
sas, Col. & Texas Rds. are being extended
to this place, and the Chicago, Kansas &
Western Rd., is being graded through the
cotmtj'.
CHASE CO. COURANT; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1874 ; W. E. Timmons,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHASE CO. LEADER; Thursdays;
reptiblican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1871 ; W. A. Morgan, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
COUNCIL GROVE, C. H., Morris
Co., D- 2,000 pop., on the Neosho branch of
Missouri Pacific and Topeka, Salina & West-
ern Rds., surrounded by an agrictiltural
and stock - raising district.
GUARD; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Dill & Bell, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1870; F. E. Munsell & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CRISFIELD, Harper Co., g 200 pop.,
on Southern Kansas Rd., 17 m. from An-
thony, oounty seat. General trading point
for good section of country.
COURIER; Fridays; eight pages; size
22x31; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Wm. Whitworth, editor ; Henry Anderson,
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
CUBA, Republic Co., ^ 394 pop., on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 115 m.
W. of St. Joe. Corn and live-stock raising
are the leading pursuits.
REPUBLIC CO. PILOT; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; suljscription $1.50 ;
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KANSAS.
established 1885 ; J. D. Bennett, editor ; W. S.
Elliott, publisher; circulation L 2.
CONSERVATIVE CUBAN ; monthly ;
teinperance ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884 ; John D. Ben-
nett, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
GULLISON, Pratt Co., g 275 pop.,
at the terminus of the K. P. W. branch of
the A. T. & S. T. Rd. A new and rapidly
growing town, in an agricultural section.
BANNER; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x3() ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886; Clarence V. Kinney, editor
and publislier.
DELPHOS, Ottmoa Co., [^ 800 pop., on
the Solomon branch of the Union Pacific
Rd., 12 m. from county seat. Trading point.
In stock-raising and farming district.
' CARRIER; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab
fished 1881 ; W. B. and C. M. Davis, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DEXTER, Cowley Co., O^ 250 pop.
(pop. of township 1,234), 20 m. from Win-
fleld. the county seat. Flour mills here.
EYE; Saturdays; eight pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; W. E.
Meredith, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
DIGHTON, C. H., Lane Co., -a 1,200
pop., 6 m. N. W. of Alamota. Stock-raising
and agriculture extensively carried on in
this section of the State.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 35x4S ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; D. C. Collier, editor and pub-
lisher.
L.ANE CO. HERALiD ; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; S. W. Grove, editor ; Herald
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
DODGE CITY, C. H., Ford Co., p
o,ToO pop., on the Arkansas r. and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 360 m. N. W. from
Kansas City. A stock-shipping point for
Eastern markets. Farming region also.
DE:>I0CRAT ; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
W. F. Petillon, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
FORD CO. REPUBLICAN ; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 2^x44 ;
subscription .S2 ; establislied 1886; R. E. Dear-
doff, editor; Sutton & Deardoff, puV)lishers.
GLOBE LIVE-STOCK JOURNAL;
Tuesdays ; live-stock ; eight pages : size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; D. M. Frost,
editor and publisher; circulation .12.
TIMES; Thursdays; prohibition; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1875 ; N. B. Klaine, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
DORRANCE, Russell Co., n 500 pop.,
on Kansas div. of Union Pacific Rd., 3 m. N.
of Smoky Hill r. Situated in a farming and
stock-raising section, 6 m. W. of "Wilson and
17 E. of Russell, the County Seat. Coal
mining to a small extent.
NUGGET; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Samuel H. Hafta, editor and
piibli'^hcr.
DOUGLASS, Butlei^ Co., ^ 1,152 pop.,
at terminus of the Douglass branch of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 54 m.
from Florence. A shipping point for grain
and live stock.
TRIBUNE ; Fridays ; six pages ; size of
KANSAS.
page 16x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; J. M. Satterthwaite, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DOWNS, Osborne Co., \^ 1,200 pop.,
near fork of Solomon r., on Central branch
of Missouri Pacific Rd. A farming country.
TIMES ; semi-weekl}% Wednesdays ana
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; Geo. E. Doug-
herty, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
CHIEF ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. H. Whitmore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circvUation K 1.
DUNIiAP, Morris Co., D- 800 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd., 18 m. from Emporia.
A trade centre for a rich farming and stock-
raising section; engaged in stone quarrying.
REPORTER; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 : subscription $1.25 ; established
1883 ; D. W. Murphy, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
EDNA, Labette Co., D, 1,000 pop., on St.
Lewis & San Francisco and Parsons &
Pacific Rd., 18 m. W. of Oswego and 13 S. W.
of Parsons. A general merchandising
town.
ERA ; Thursdays ; eight pages size 26xJ0 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; C. M.
Brown, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ELDORADO, C. H., Butler Co., ^
4,973 pop., on Walnut r. and St. Louis, Ft.
Scott & Wichita and Douglas branch of
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rds. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-
raising district, wliich is rapidly filling up
with immigrants.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 20x27, weekly
28x43 ; subscription— daily $5. weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1885, weekly 1883; T. B.
Murdock, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily L 2, weekly J 2.
DEMOCRAT ; Timrsdays ; democratic;
six pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; C. G. Griffith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WALNUT VALLEY TIMES; Fri-
davs ; republican ; four pages ; size of page
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1870 ;
Alvah Shelden, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2.
ELK CITY, Montgomery Co., [1^1,200
pop., on Elk r. and Southern Kansas & Mo.
Pacific Rds. A young and prosperous city in
an agricultural and stock-raising communi-
ty, with many openings for new lines of
business.
EAGLE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $1 ; established 18S4; R.
Chai'lton, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
GLOBE ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; V. E. Jennings, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
ELLIN WOOD, Barton Co., n 553
pop., on McPherson branch of the Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. In wheat-growing
country. Has three large grain elevators,
a large pottery and an extensive flour mill.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $1.50; established 1878;
W. E. Carr, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
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247
KANSAS.
ELLIS, ^iiis Co., D 1,000 pop., on line
of Union Pac. Rd. and the terminus of div.
of Kansas Pacific Rd., 118 m. W. of Salina
and 3<)2 m. W. of Kansas City, Mo. Has re-
pair shops and round houses. Tlie town is
growing rapidly and will eventually be-
come a trade centre.
HEADLIGHT; Tuesdays; republican;
fom" pages; size 24x35; subscription §1.50;
established 1830; M. M. Fuller, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
REVIEW; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Frank J. Bratle, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation L 1
A GITATOR ; monthly ; four pages ; size
18x24 ; subscription 5U cents ; established 1886;
Griest & Moore, editors and publishers ; a real
estate advertising sheet.
ELLSWORTH, C. H., Ellsworth Co.,
a 1,6(X) pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 150 m. W.
of Topeka. Stock raising, corn and wheat
growing. Water works supply the place.
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 20x130 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; CoUett & Foster, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 1.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Gebhardt & Huycke, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
EMPORIA, C. H., Lyon Co., a- 10,000
pop., at junction of Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific Rds., and
Kansas City & Emporia and Kansas City,
Emporia and Southern Rds., between Cot-
tonwood and Xeosho rs., 61 m. S. W. of To-
peka. Commercial trade centre. Manufac-
turing interests of importance and rapidly
improving. Has Holly sj'stem of water
works, street cars and gas works.
NEWS ; every evening except Saturday
and Sunday, SATURDAY EVENING
NEWS, Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdavs; republican; four pages; size-
daily 24x;i4, Saturday 24x34. weekly 28x44;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 18T8, weekly 1857; A. B. New-
comb, editor; News Co., publishers ; circu
lation — daily K 2, Saturday K 2, weekly J 1.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 26x40,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $8, week-
ly $1.50; established 1882; C. V. Eskrldge,
editor and publisher; circulation — daily J 2,
weekly J 1 .
DE3IOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S1..50 ; established 1880 ; J. M. McCown, editor
and publisher ; circulation .T ] .
SATURDAY EVENING NEWS; (see
Neivs.)
ENFIELD, (HARTLAXD P. O.) Ham-
ilton Co., p 7U0 pop., on Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rd., 30 m. from Garden City.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x4<J; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1887; Elmer A. Youngman, editor
and publisher.
ENGLEWOOD, Clark Co. p 400 pop.,
50 m. S. of Dodge City, on survey and pro-
posed extensions of four railroads. Stock
raising section.
CLARK CO. CHIEF; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1885; Geo. S. Watts, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
KANSAS.
ENNIS CITY, (MONUMENT P. O.)
St. John Co., -n 200 pop., on Union Pacific
Rd., 3S5 m. W. of Kansas City, Mo., in an
agricultural and stock-raising section.
COURIER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40: suijscription $1; es-
tablished 1886; J. P. Israel, editor and pub-
lisher.
WESTERN KANSAS ADVOCATE;
monthly ; immigration ; four pages ; size
19x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
A. S. Peymer, editor and publisher.
ENTERPRISE, Dickinson Co., n 832
pop., on Smoky Hill r., and on the Kansas
division of the Union Pacific Rd., 6 m. from
Abilene. Flour mills and machine shops.
ANTI-MONOPOLIST; Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1..50 ; established 1882 ; W. H. T. Wake-
field, editor ; W. T. Hopkins, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
ERIE, C. H., JSftosho Co., C^ 1,337 pop.,
on Neosho r., 40 m. from Fort Scott. Agri-
cultural and stock-raising country.
NEOSHO CO. DE3IOCRAT ; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.5(J ; established 1883 ; Orla
George and W. E. Hardy, editors and pub-
lishers*; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN-RECORD ; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50 ; established 1876 ; Ben. J. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ESKRIDGE, Wabaunsee Co., n- 840
pop., 35 m. from Topeka. Hay and stock-
trading point. Fine mill and good stores.
HOME WEEKLY; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; D. V. Dowd, editor
and publisher; circulation Kl.
STAR; Thursdaj-s ; republican eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab
lished 1883; Perry & Gardiner, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
EIJDORA, Douglas Co., D- 800 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka «& Santa Fe Rd., near
Lawrence. Centre of trade for a large agri-
cultural section.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; non-partisan ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; M. R. Cain, editor and publisher.
EUREKA, C. H., Greenwood Co., P^
3,000 pop., on Fall r., and Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe and St. Louis, Ft. Scott & Wi-
chita Rds., 45 m. S. of Emporia. Centre of
trade for a rapidly-growing agricultural
district.
DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 2Sx44 ;
subscription $1.50; T. W. Morgan, editor;
Morgan & Stillwell, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
GREENWOOD CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1879; W. E. Doud, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
HERALD; Fridays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1868 ; Z. Harlan, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
EUSTIS, C. H., Sherman Co., tn 200
pop., in a splendid stock-raising and farm-
ing district, 35 m. from Wallace, the nearest
Rd. station.
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NEW TECUiMSEH ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; James E. Herron, edi-
tor and publisher.
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KANSAS.
KANSAS.
SHERMAN CO. DARK HORSE;
Thursdays; republican; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Tait
& Pearce, editors and publishers.
EVANSVILLE, Comanche Co., g 404
m. W. of Painted Post. Situated in a fertile
and productive country.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1885 ; A. B. Poole, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
EVEREST, Brown Co., cf 440 pop., on
C. K. & N. and Missouri Pacific Rds., 21 m.
from Atcliison. An agricultiu'al and mer-
chandising town.
REFLiECTOR; Thursdays; non-parti-
san ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; Bert Patch, editor ; B.
H. Patch, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
FALLi RIVER, Greenwood Co., O,
1,000 pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.
An agricultural district, stock-raising being
the principal industry.
COURANT ; Fridays ; republican; four
pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1 ; established
188(i ; Geo. H. Doud, editor and publisher.
TIMES; Thui-sdays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S2 ; • estab-
ished 1881 : J. A. Somerby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
EARGO SPRINGS, Seward Co., p
500 pop., on Cimarron r., 50 m. S. of Garden
City. Agriculture and cattle.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; A. K. Stouter, editor and pub-
lisher.
PRAIRIE OWL.; Thursdays; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; A. B. Carr, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
SEWARD CO. DE3IOCRAT; Fri
days • democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 18S6; L. T.
Lane, editor; Democrat Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
EARLINGTON, Crawford Co., O^ 300
pop., on Fort Scott & Gulf Rd. Large forests
in viclnitj'.
GEM; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S6 ; James B. Frazier, Albert Peterson
and H: F. Canutt, editors ; James B. Frazier
. & Co., publishers.
PLAINDEALER; Saturdays; eight
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; F. M. Hicks, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
FLORENCE, JtfaHow Co., a 1,297 pop.,
on the Cottonwood and Doyle rs., and the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Sur-
rounded by a good wheat-growing district,
and has several quarries of first-class build-
ing stone. Country is rapidly growing up.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884: J. B. Crouch, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HERALD; Saturdays; i-epublican; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; W. H. Booth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 15x22;
established 1SS6 ; Bert Dunlap, editor and
publisher.
FONDA, Ford Co., p 40 pop., on K.
P. & W. and D. M. & A. Rds., 27 m. from
Dodge City and 9 W. of Mullerville, in a fine
agricultural country.
FORI> CO. DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x3(i ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1886 ; J. C. Harrell, editor
and publisher.
FONTANA, Miami Co., n- 380 pop.,
on Fort Scott & Gulf Rd., in agricultural
section.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription .§1.25; established 1885; A. Lane,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
FORD, Ford Co., p 400 pop., on Ar-
kansas r., and on the propo.sed route of the
D. W. & A. and Wichita & Western Rds.
A fine farming and stock-raising localitj'.
B003IER ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x 5 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Frank G. Proutv, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886; C. D. Baxter, editor and pub-
lisher.
FORT SCOTT, C. H., Bourdon Co., C\
10,801 pop., on Marmaton r., and at intersec-
tion of Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf and
the Kansas City & Memphis Rds., and at
intersection of Missouri, Pacific and St.
Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita Rds., and on
the Kansas, Nebraska & Dakotah Rd., re-
cently completed, 100 m. from Kansas City
and about 120 S. of Leavenworth. Engaged
in agriculture, manufacturing, coal mining
and sugar making. A place of active trade.
Seat of Kansas Normal College.
MONITOR; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEK.LY, Thursdajs; republi-
can ; daily four, weekly eight pages, size —
daily 26x40, weekly 35x48, subscription— daily
$7.50, weekly $1; established -daily 1861, week-
ly 1863 ; John H. Rice & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 1 , weekly 1 1 .
TRIBUNE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly (size of page) 15x22; subscrip-
tion—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established— daily
1884, weekly 1882 ; J. B. Chapman, editor ;
Banner Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion-daily K 2. weekly J 1.
KANSAS STAATS ZEITUNG ;
Thursdays; German; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1885* L. Rick,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FOWLER? CITY, Meade Co. p 150
pop. A prosperous and growing town in a
fertile farming section, 30 m. from Dodge
City.
GRAPHIC ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
E. E. Henley, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
FRANKFORT, Marshall Co., ^ 1,013
pop., on Missoui-i Pacific Rd., in a flourish-
ing and productive region. Does consid-
erable trade in flour and grain.
BEE ; Fridays ; republican ; eight -pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1881 ; L. C. MeCarn, editor and publisher ;
cii'culatiou K 1.
SENTINEL ; Fridays ; labor ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1886 ; S. H. Peters, editor and publisher.
FREDONIA,C. H., Wilson Co., 0, 2,000
pop., on Fall r., and St. Louis & San Fran-
cisco, Chicago, Kansas & Western, and
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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KAXSAS.
Leroy & Canej- Valley Air Line Rds., the
two latter having been recently completed
to this point. Lies in an excellent wheat-
growing and stock-raising region.
CHRONICLiE I Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; W. R. Dunn, editor
and i^ublisher : circulation K 1.
D E 31 <) C R A T ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1882; H. L. Crittenden & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WILSON CO. CITIZEN: Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; H. A. Bruudige, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
FREEPORT, Harper Co., g 400 pop.,
on St. Louis, Ft. Scott & Wichita Rd.,
50 m. S. W. of Wichita and 12 N. E. of
Anthony, in the heart of a magnificent
farming country. Silver ore found in pay-
ing quantities within a few miles of the
town.
LiEADER ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Mervln O. Cissel, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
FREMONT, Graham Co. ^ 100 pop.^
23 m. from Lenora, 25 from Collyer and 42
from Logan, in an agricultural section.
STAR; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 22x31 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18-6; E. E. Bright, editor and publi.sher.
FRISCO, Morton Co., J2 300 pop. A
thriving town in an excellent farming and
stock raising section.
MORTON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1887; Ed. D.
Lee, editor and publisher.
FULTON, Bourbon Co., U^ 700 pop.,
on K. C, F. S. & G. Rd., 86 m. S. from Kan-
sas City and 13 m. N. of Ft. Scott. Built on
fine elevation of land and rapidly growing.
INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1884 ; A. W. Felter,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GALENA, Cherokee Co., \\ 1,378 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco and Kansas
City, Fort Scott & Gulf Rds., 7 m. from Jop-
lin. Mo. Engaged in lead and zinc mining.
^ SHORT CREEK REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
26x40 : subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
L. C. Weldy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
GALESBURG, Neosho Co., O, 250
pop., on Neosho branch of Missouri. Kan-
sas & Texas Rd., 11 m. from Parsons. A
place of considerable trade.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent; four pages; size 22x31; established
1886 ; }. R Schoonover, editor and publisher.
GARDEN CITY, C. H., Finney Co.,
j=l 5,000 pop., on Arkansas r., and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., and on the line of
the proposed Kansas, Texas & Southwest-
ern Rd. Centre of the great irrigating sys-
tem of S. W. Kansas, which supplies water
for .3uO,000 acres of land. A fine stock-rais-
ing and agricultural country. The U. S.
KANSAS.
Land Office is located here. Has the finest
opera house in the State. Is the centre of
large jobbing trade.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— dailj^ 24x36 ; weekly
25x44 ; sub.scription— daily $6, weekly $1 .50 ;
established 1886 ; J. S. Painter, editor ; Herald
Publishing Co., publishers.
SENTINEL ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; four
pages; size— daily 26x40; weekly 31x46; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1886, weekly 1884 ; C. G. Coutant, edi-
tor ; J. W. Gregory, publisher ; circulation-
dally J 2, weekly J 1.
IRRIGATOR; Saturdays; eightpagesr
size 34x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
Layne & Naugle, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1 .
KANSAS CULTIVATOR; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; L. D. Bailey, editor and pub-
lisher.
WESTERN TIMES ; (see Scott City.)
GARLAND, Bourbon Co., O, 300
pop., on Kansas City, Springfield & Mem-
phis Rd., 12 m. from Fort Scott, in an excel-
lent agricultural and mining community.
GLEANER; Satiu'days; independent;
four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Mark Scott, editor and pub-
lisher.
GARNETT, C. H., Anderson Co., o-
2,107 pop., 51 m. S. of Lawrence, on Kansas
City, Lawrence & Southern Kansas and
Missouri Pacific, and at intersection of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rds., and
on the Kansas, Nebraska & Dakotah Rd.
The town is surrounded by an agricultu-
ral district.
EA<i}LE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40?
subscription $1.30; established 1884; J. W-
Richardson, editor and publisher ; circ'n L2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1873;
Cooper & Houston, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN PLAINDEALER ;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
sub.scription $1.50; established 1865; H. M.
Brooke, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
GAYLORD, Smith Co., ti 333 pop., on
the Missouri Pacific Rd., 25 m. from Cawker
City and 16 m. from Kirwin. Prominent
point for shipping gi-ain, bogs, cattle and
produce.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Lew C. Headley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GEUDA SPRINGS, Sumner Co., g
600 pop., on line between Sumner and Cow-
ley counties. A health resort; has medi-
cinal springs. Has new R.R. called Geuda
Springs, Caldwell & Western Rd.
HERALD; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 26x4(t; subscription $1.50;
established 18S2; C. G. Furry, editor and pub-
lisher ; cu-culation L 2 .
GIRARD, C. H., Crawford Co., q^ 2,517
pop., on Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Rd.,
and Western terminus of the Girard branch
of the St. L. & S. F. Rd. and Eastern termi-
nus of the Nebraska, Topeka, lola & Mem-
phis Rd., 126 m. S. of Kansas City and 160
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
KANSAS.
S. E. of Topeka. Located in one of the
best agricultural districts in Kansas. The
county has the heaviest deposits of coal,
the largest smelting and coal-shipping in-
terest in the State.
HERALiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; W. F. Laughlin and T. H. Ander-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
PRESS; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Wasser & Flint, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
GLASCO, Cloud Co.. i 700 pop., near
Solomon r., and on the Solomon River
branch of the Union Pa. Rd., 17 m. from
Beloit and 25 from Concordia. Engaged in
grain and stock-raising.
SUN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1883; Ferd.
Prince, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
GLEN ELDER, Mitchell Co., [^ pop.
550, on Central branch of Missouri Pacific
Rd., 195 m. W. of Atchisou. Grain and stock
raising carried on.
HERALiD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; N.
F. Hewett, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
GOLDEN, Hamilton Co., jU 150 pop.,
in the Cimarron Valley, 14 m. S. W. of
Ulysses and Surprise, 21 S. E. of Johnson City
and 33 N'. E. of Richfield, on Cimarron r. A
new town in a thickly-settled farming sec-
tion ; in the surrounding country are many
large quarries producing an excellent qual-
ity of building stone.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; neutral; four
pages; size 20x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 188T ; J. A. Harman, editor and pub-
lisher.
GRAINFIELD, Gove Co., ^ 300 pop.,
on Union Pacific Rd., about 70 m. E. of Wal-
lace ; in agricultural section.
CAP SHEA F ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Greenfield Pul:)Iishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
GREAT BEND, C. H., Barton Co., u
3,500 pop., on Arkansas r., and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., and at the junction
of the Kansas & Colorado and Chicago,
Kansas & Western Rds., 284 m. W. of Kansas
City. Is located in one of the most fertile
agricultural counties in the productive
Arkansas Valley ; has good flouring mills,
three elevators, stone quarries and salt
mines. The Central Kansas College is lo-
cated here.
BARTON CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Dewey
Langford editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
INLAND TRIBUNE; Fridays; repub-
lican ; foiu- pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; C. P. Townsley, editor
and pulilishcr ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; E. L. Chapman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
GREELEY, Anderson Co., n-491 pop.,
on Missouri Pa. Rd., 16 m. from Ottawa. A
shipping point for grain and stock. In a
fine farming and grazing country.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; W. O. Champe, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
GREENLEAF, Washington Co., \^
1,080 pop., on the Central branch of the Mis-
souri Pacific Rd., at junction of the Wash-
ington branch. Is a place of active trade, in
a good agricultural, fruit and stock-raising
country. A Rd. division with shops, round
house, dispatcher's office, etc.
HERALiD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; C. F. Howe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT-JOURNAL; Thurs-
days ; independent-republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1881 ; J. W. Bliss, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1. 2^^ Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Nov. 11, 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the Atnerican
Newspaper Directory, 742 copies.
GREENSBURG,C.H., Kioioa Co., u
TOO pop. Engaged in agriculture and the
raising of live stock,
KIOWA CO. SIGNAL; Fridays; re-
publican ; eight page* ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1886; Will E.Bolton,
editor ; Bolton & Lee, publishers.
RUSTLER; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
18S5 ; S. B. Sproull, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
GRENOLA. Elk Co., C^ 1,200 pop., on
Kansas Southern Rd. Has several flouring
mills.
CHIEF ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x86 ; established 1885 ; D, W. Jones, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GRINNEL, Gove Co., -n 60 pop., on
Duion Pacific Rd. Agricultui-e and raising
live stock the chief pursuits.
GOLDEN BELT; Saturdays ; eight
pages; size 30x14; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1885; A. S. Bootan, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PEOPLES' PRESS ; Wednesdays; in-
dependent; eight pages; size 26x40; estab-
lished 1886; Gove Printing Co., editors and
publishers.
HADDAM, Washington Co., i pop.
of township 1,043, 120 m. W. of St. Joe, Mo.,
and 130 N. W. of Topeka, on the Burlington
& Missouri River Rd. Engaged in farming
and live stock raising.
CLIPPER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size -24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
J. B. Campbell, editor and publisher ; dated
at Knowles ; circulation L 2 .
HALSTEAD, Harvey Co., ? 1,250
pop., on Little Arkansas r., and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and St. Louis & San
Francisco Rds. Headquarters for Russo
German immigration in the Arkansas Val
ley, and the Central Mennonite settlement
Fine water power. Two large flour mills
etc.
HERALD ; Thursdays; Independent
eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; H. E. Swan, editor and pub
lisher.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republican;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
251
KANSAS.
established 1881 ; M. v. Sweesy, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HANOVER, Washington Co., [^ 1,300
pop., on Little Blue r. and Burlington & Mis
souri Rd., and St. Joseph & Western divi-
sion of the Union Pacific Rd., 15i7 m. W. of
St. Joseph.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1877;
J. M. Hood, editor ; Hood & Munger, publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
HARPER, Harper Co., g 4,400 pop.,
on the Kansas Southern Rd., 35 ni. W. of
"Wellington. A stock-raising and farming
section ; has large flouring mills and grain
market, and is a distributing point for a new
and thriving section.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKL.Y, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; dailv four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30 ; weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily
1884, weekly 1882 ; Isenberg Bros., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
GRAPHIC; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 2(ix40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Nicolet & Addams, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
HARTFORD, l4)on Co., n- 547 pop.,
16 m. S. by E. from Emporia, on the M. K. &
T. division of Missouri Pacific Rd. A ship-
ping point for grain and all kinds of stock.
C A Li li ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Means & Chambers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HARTLAND, Hamilton Co., p 1,000
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
30 m. from Garden City. An agricultural
and stock-raising section.
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 188(i ; Logan A. Garten, editor ; Fugate
& Garten, publishers.
HAVANA, Montgomery Co., V\ 135
pop., 20 m. from Independence, county
seat. Farming community.
VIDETTE ; Fridays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Blake & Galloway, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
HAVEN, lieno Co., g 600 pop., on
Arkansas r. and Wichita Sc Colorado Rd.,
33 m. from Wichita and 13 from Hutchison,
the county seat. A new and flourishing
town in an agricultural section ; shipping
point for live stock and grain.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages : size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1886 ; F. W. Thorp, editor
and publisher.
HAYS CITY, C. H., Ellis Co., n 1,600
pop., on the Union Pacific Rd. and the
Chicago & Texas Rd., which, when com-
pleted, will make the town the railroad
centre of Western Kansas ; Fort Hays is
near Dy ; in the midst of a farming and
stock-raising section.
ELLIS CO. FREE PRESS AND
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Harry Freese, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
KANSAS.
STAR-SENTINEL; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1876; J. H. Downing, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; independent; eight
pages ; size 3Ux44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; G. W. Sweet, editor and pub-
lisher.
HAZELTON, Barler Co., g 600 pop.,
on Southern Kansas and St. Louis, Ft. Scott
& Wichita Rds., in the midst of a splendid
farming country. Has flouring mill and a
collegiate institute.
EXPRESS; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; W. E. Burleigh, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
HERINGTON, DicMnson Co., n 700
pop., at the junction of the Mo. Pac. and
the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rds., 30
m. from Abilene, the county seat. Engaged
in trade, agriculture and manufacturing ;
an extension of the Rock Island Rd. Is
being constructed to Abilene.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50;;
established 1884 ; Tom Gallagher, editor and
publisher : circulation L 2 .
HIAWATHA, C. H., Brown Co., cf
2,248 pop., on the Missouri Pacific and St.
Joseph & Grand Island Rds., 42 m. W. of St.
Joseph. Engaged in agriculture and stock-
raising.
BROWN CO. WORLD; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1864; D. Webster
Wilder, editor ; World Printing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation J 2.
KANS'AS DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; Geo. T. Wil-
liams, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
HILL CITY, Graham Co., "□ pop. ot
township 275, on South Solomon r. Agri-
culture and cattle raising.
REVEILLE; Thursdays; prohibition;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884; Hill & McDonald, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
HOLTON, C. H., Jackson Co., cf 2,450
pop., on Kansas Central division of Union
Pacific Rd., and on the Chicago, Kansas &
Nebraska Rd., 56 m. from Leavenworth and
30 N. of Topeka. Location of various man-
ufactories and stores. Shipping point for
live stock. Location of Campbell Univer-
sity, one of the most prominent educational
institutions of the West.
JACKSON CO. FEDERAL ; Thurs
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1886; G.
D. Baker, editor ; A. E. Baker, publisher.
RECORDER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868 ; M. M. Beck, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SIGNAL; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; W. W. Sargent, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NORMAL ADVOCATE; quarterly;
four pages ; size of page 19x24 ; subscription
50 cents ; the Faculty of Campbell Normal
University, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
HOP£, Dickinson Co., D 400 pop., on
Topeka, Saliua & Western Rd., 20 m. from
Abilene. Live stock raising extensively
carried on.
DISPATCH; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 34x35; subscription $1; established
1886 ; Dill & Bell, editors and publishers.
HERALD;. Thursdays; nonpartisan;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; es-
tablislied 1884 ; Herald Publisliiug Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
HORACE, C. H., Greeleij Co., -o 300
pop., o5 ni. from Fort Wallace and 34 to
Sj'racuse, in an agricultural and stock-
raising section.
GREELEY CO. GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Wible
Bros., editors and publishers.
HORTON, Brown Co., [^ 800 pop., on
Chicago, Kansas & Xebraska Rd., 13 m. S.
of Hiawatha, the county seat, 41 m. from St.
Joseph. Division station for four divisions ;
main machine shops and general Western
headquarters of C, K. & N. Rd. (C, R., I. &
P. extension). A splendid stock and agri-
cultural country.
HEA D LIGHT ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1886; Brundlge & Bear, editors and
publishers.
HOWARD, C. H., Elk Co., U\ 1,302
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
situated in a mineral, agricultui'al and
stock-raising region.
COURANT; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1870;
Thomson & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1878; J. R. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
KANSAS TRAVELER; Wednesdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .§1 ; established 1886 ; Jasper Carter,
editor ; M. Carter, publisher.
HOXIE, (KENNETH P. O.) C. H., Sher-
idan Co., \2 350 pop., in a farming and live-
stock district, IS m. from Grainfield and 19
from Park.
DE3IOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.5(»; established 1S85 ;
S. B. Davidson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35; subscription $1..50; es-
tablished 1884 ; Ames & Hunter, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
HUGOTON, C. H., Stevens Co.. JJIOO
pop., 52 m. from Hartland and 70 from Gar-
den City. An agricultural district.
HUGO HERALD; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages; size 26x4<); subscription
$2; established 1886; G. W. McClintick, editor
and publisher.
HVMSOLiJiT, Allen Co., 11^2,250 pop.,
on Neosho r., at junction of Kansas City,
Lawrence & Southern Kansas Rd. with
Kansas & Texas branch of the Missoiui
Pacific Rd., 44 m. from Fort Scott and 86
from Lawrence. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district and centre of trade. The
KANSAS.
river furnishes water power for manufac-
turing. Flouring and woolen mills, car-
riage and wagon factories, creameries, etc.,
are in operation.
INTER-STATE; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1877 ; H. D. Smith, editor ;
VV^alter E. Smith, publisher ; circulation K 2.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1866; W. T. McElroy, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
HUTCHINSON, C. H., Eeno Co., g
6,272 pop., on the Great Arkansas r., and
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Missouri
Pacific, C, K. &W., Rock Island; Salina
Sterling ct El Paso and Ft. Smith, Kans. &
Nebr. Rds. Possesses excellent water power,
already improved, 233 m. S. W. of Kansas
City, Mo. Very superior farming and stock-
raising country. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of sorghum sugar, barbed wire, &c.
The State Industrial Reformatory is located
here.
N E WS ; every e rening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
26x40 ; weekly 30x44 ; subscription — daily $6,
weekly $1.50 ; establislied— daily 1885, weekly
1872 ; Ralph M. Easley, editor and publisher '^
circulation — ilailv K 2, weekly J 1.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.,50 ; es-
tablished 1882; J. F. Blackburn, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
INTERIOR HERALD; Saturdays^
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1876 ; Fletcher Meri-
dith, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., ^font.
goniery Co., O^ 5,000 pop., on Verdigris r.,.
and K. C, Lawrence & Southern, Verdi-
gris Valley, Independence & Western and
Chicago, Kansas & Westei-n Rds., 85 m,
from Fort Scott. Centre of an agricult-
ural district and a shipping point. A
United States Land Office is located here.
Water works and electric light have been
introduced, and a new Court House and jail
have been recently erected.
EVENING REPORTER; every even-
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $5.2(3 ; established 1881 ; T. N.
Sickles, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MONTGOMERY ARGUS; Fridays;
eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; E. J. Barron, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH KANSAS TRIBUNE; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 :
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; W. T. and
C. Yoe. editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
STAR AND KANSAN; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; H. W. Young, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
INDUSTRY, Clay Co., i 520 pop. A
new and growing town, 15 m. from Wake-
field and 18 from Abilene.
HERALD; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscripton $1.25; es-
tablished 1886; W. J. A. Mt)ntgomery, editor;
Herald Pul)lishing Co.. publishers.
INGALLiS, Finney Co., p 50 pop., in
an agricultural and coal mining section, 34
m. from Wilson and 20 from Lincoln.
ECHO; Thursdays ; republican ; four
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KANSAS.
pages; size '^2x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished ]88(i ; R. H. Turner, editor ; A. T. Riley,
publisher.
lOLA, C. H., Allen Co., O^ 1,614 pop.,
on Soutliern Kansas and St. Louis, Fort Scott
& Wichita Rds., 70 m. from Lawrence- 104
from Kansas City. The Neosho r. supplies
water power for manufactures, and sur-
rounding country is agricultural. Has a
mineral well.
ALLEN CO. COURANTi Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883; J. C. Gordon, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALLEN CO. DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four page^; ; size 24x:i4 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.50; established 1886; J. J. Rambo,
editor and pnblislier.
REGISTER; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 35x48; subscription S2; established 1866 ;
Chas. F. Scott, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1 .
IRVING, Marshall Co., cf 600 pop., on
Manhattan & B. Valley and central branch
of Mo. Pacific Rds, in a fine agricultural
section.
LEADER; Thursdays ; independent; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; J R. Leonard, editor and pub-
lisher.
IVANHOE, Finney Co. JJ 200 pop.,
22 m. from Garden City on Southwestern
Rd., in a rich farming district.
T I 31 E S ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription .§1.50 ; established 1885 ;
C. T. Hickman, editor; Ivanhoe Times Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JAMESTOWN, Cloud Co., b 700
pop., on the Central Branch division of Mis-
souri Pacific Rd., and at the junction of
Buffalo creek and Republican r., 12 m. from
Concordia. Has abundant water power,
and is surrounded by a fine agricultural
and stock-raising district.
K.ANSAN; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 2sx40 ; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. & M. L. Burton, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
JETMORE, C. H., Hodgeman Co., p
800 pop., on Buckner r., in farming tract
between Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
Union Pacific Rds.
HODGE3IAN CO. SCIMITAR; Fri
days; independent; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; Wm. J.
Fuller, editor ; Henrj^ Scott, publisher.
REVEILLE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; W. H. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
SITTINGS; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 : established 1885 ; Imus
Bros., editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
JEWELL, Jewell Co., [^ 900 pop.,
on- Buffalo Creek and Missouri Pacific
Rd., 30 m. N. W. of Concordia. Situated in
the midst of a stock-raising and farm-
ing country.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; eight pages;
size 25x40; subscription S1.50 ; e.stablished
1885 ; J. R. Pratt, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
^JEWELL CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri
aavs ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; Musser &
Palmer, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
KANSAS.
JOHNSON CITY, (VETERAN p.
O.) Hamilton Co., P 500 pop., on Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 33 m. S. of Syracuse
and IG from W. line of the State, in an agri-
cultural section.
WORLD; Thursdays; democratic ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Geo. V. Mechler, editor; Mechler
Bros., publishers.
JUNCTION CITY, C. H., Davis Co.,
D- 3,555 pop., on Smoky Hill and Republican
forks of Kansas r., at junction of Missouri
Pacific Rd. with Union Pacific Rd. and
southern terminus of Ft. Kearney branch
of Union Pacific Rd., 71 m. from Topeka
and 62 m. from Emporia. Engaged in
manufacturing, and centre of a large trade.
Fine water power employed for running
mills and electric light.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Clark & Harvey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; greenback ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; John Davis & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 . JW^ Actual aver-
age circulation, for one year preceding Nov. 11,
1886, as per statement on file in the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 1,0S2 copies.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x40 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Geo. W. Martin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
KALVESTA, Hodgeman Co., p 25
pop., on proposed extension of the Chicago,
Kansas & Western Rd., 35 m. from Garden
City, in a farming district.
HODGEMAN CO. HERALD; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Wm. M.
Pond, editor ; Pond & Fugate, publishers.
KANOPOLIS, Ellsworth Co., U 450
pop., on Smoky Hill r. An active trade cen-
tre for a large farming and stock-raising
section.
J OURNA L ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; S. A. Day, editor ; R. V. Mor-
gan, publisher.
KANSAS CITY, (KANSAS CITY,
MO., P. O.) Wyandotte Co., P 3,802 pop.
Although on the Kansas side of the Mis-
souri r. this is virtually a part of Kansas
City, Mo.
CONSOLIDATED CITY; every even-
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x34 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1886 ; W. W.
Davis, editor and publisher.
GAZETTE (Wyandotte P. O.); Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 18.58 ; Armstrong & Moyer,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HERALD (Wyandotte P. O.); Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24xol ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; V. J. Lane & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
KANSAS CYCLONE; Saturdays; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Rosenthal & Cromwell, editors
and publishers.
KANSAS PIONEER (Wyandotte P. O.);
Thursdays; German; four pages; size3(ix44;
subscription .$2: established 18S1; L. Weil,
editor and publisher; circulation 1^2.
LIGHT; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1885 ;
Richard Edwards, editor and publisher.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
KENDALL, Hamilton Co., p 1,000
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
2<i m. from Garden City, in a splendid agri-
cultural and stock-raising section.
BOOHIER ; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Henry Block, editor and
publisher.
KINCAID, Anderson Co., o 300 pop.,
85 m. S. Kansas City and on St. Louis &
Emporia Rd. Agriculture and stock ship-
ping point. '
K-RONICLiE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886; Dan. Lawrence, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
KINGMAN, C. H., Kingman Co., g
2,891 pop., on Niunescah r., 45 ni. from Wi-
chita, at the junction of the Wichita &
Western, Denver, Memphis & Atlantic and
Kansas & Panhandle Rds. Agriculture and
stock raising are the principal industries.
COURIER; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1879 ; H.
Stout and John C. Foley, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
KINGMAN CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 18s3 ; W. A. Eaton, edi-
tor ; Eaton & Wait, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
LEADER: Thursdays; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription Sl-SO ; established 1884;
Bion S. Hutchins, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
KIOWA, (NEW KL'WA P.O.) bar-
ber Co. tp 50 pop. In an agricultural sec-
tion, 3 m. from New Kiowa.
JOURNAIj; (see New Kiowa.)
KIRWIN, Phillips Co., q 1,342 pop.,
ou Missouri Pacific Rd., 250 m. from Leaven-
worth. A farming country.
CHIEF; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Milt. L. Singrey, editor ; C. Borin,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; anti
monopolj- ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; C. J. Lamb, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LA CROSSE, Hush Co., n 600 pop., in
centre of county, 25 m. from Hays City, on
Missouri Pacific Rd. A good wheat, corn
and oat country.
CHIEFTA IN ; Wednesdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 24x:35 ; subscription .§1.50 ;
established 18S1 ; H. S. Fish, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .S1..50; es-
tablished 1887; J. M. Tracy, editor ; La Crosse
Printing & Publishing Co., publishers.
LA CYGNE, Linn Co., n- 1,314 pop.,
on Marals des Cygnes r. and Kansas
City, Fort Scott & Gulf and Kansas City,
Springfield & Memphis Rds., 37 m. N. of
Fort Scott, and 62 S. of Kansas City, Mo.
One of the best located and most flourish-
ing towns in the State, surrounded by a
prosperous community engaged in grain,
fruit, and stock raising. Coal mining,
from shafts 110 to 116 feet below the
surface, tapping a vein of coal three feet
thick, is extensively carried on. Timber.
KANSAS.
water, and stone are easily accessible in
abundant quantities. Special manufactur-
ing facilities. Has an abundant supply of
natural gas.
JOURNAIj; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1870; Kenea & Lane, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2. t^" Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Nov. 13, 1886, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
926 copies.
LEADER ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40; subscription .SI; established
1885 ; J. E. Chapman, editor and publisher.
LAKE CITY, Barber Co., g pop. of
township 593, on Medicine Lodge r., 18 m.
from the county seat and Rd. Consider-
able live stock raised.
KANSAS PRAIRIE DOG; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; L. Hammack, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LAKIN, Finney Co., jH 500 pop., on
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Agri-
cultural section, with irrigating canals.
FINNEY CO. ADVOCATE; Satur-
days; four pages; size '26x4(1; subscription
$1.30 ; establislied 1884 ; C. O. Chapman, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PIONEER DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Geo. K. Estes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
LANE, FranJdin Co.y n- 600 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd. Good grazing district.
COMMERCIAL, BULLETIN; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1885; F. Pyle, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
LARNED, C. H., Paionee Co., g 2,730
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. Rd.
A thriving town in a rapidly developing
part of the Arkansas Valley. Stock farm-
ing and grain raising is an important in-
dustry.
CHRONOSCOPE; Fridays ; republican ;
six pages; size of page 20x26; subscription
81.50 ; established 1873 ; Howard Russell,
editor ; Rush & Russell, publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
EA GLE-OPTIC ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; T. E. Lef twich. editor ; Optic
Steam Printing Co., publishers; circ'n .J 1.
PAWNEE CO. REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdavs ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1586;
Robey & Stephens, editors and publishers.
LATHAM, Butler Co., D, 800 pop., 33
ni. troui Winrteld ; situated in the heart of
a fine agricultural district.
SIGNAL; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1-50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Copeland Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
LAWRENCE, C. H., Douglas Co., D-
10,625 pop., on Kansas r., 38 m. from State
line of Mo. The Union Pacific, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and several other Rds.
intersect here. Has extensive water power
and IS engaged in manufacturing.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x35,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
255
KANSAS.
$1.50; established 1851; "W. F. Chalfant, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily K 2, week-
ly J 1 .
JOURNALi ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEK Li Y, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— dally 24x36, weeklj' 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $?, weekly §2 ; established 1869 ; Law-
rence Journal Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily K 2, weekly K 2.
DIE GER3IANIA; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1877; Gottlieb Oehi-le, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1882; Gazette Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE; {see Evening Tribune.)
UNIVERSITY COURIER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 17x25 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883; University Courier Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation K 1; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
SHIELD OF PHI KAPPA PSI ;
monthly ; forty pages ; size of page 8x10 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1S79 ; Kansas
Alpha Chapter of Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; a
college secret society paper; issued during
the collegiate year.
UNIVERSITY REVIEW; monthly;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion $1-25 ; established 1883 ; Kansas University
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cii--
culation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
SIGMA NtJ DELTA ; quarterly; college
secret society ; thirty-two pages octavo ; sub
scription SI ; established I8s3 ; Grant W. Har-
rington, editor; Sigma Nu Fraterniy, pub-
lishers: circulation L2; a college paper; is-
sued during the collegiate year.
LEAVENWORTH, C. H., Leaven-
worth Co., cf 29,26s pop., on Missouri r. The
metropolis of Kansas. Its railroad connec-
tions and river trade make it a point of
commercial importance. The city is en-
gaged in various manufactures. Coal
mines in the vicinity. Site of Fort Leaven-
worth. Soldiers' Home, three G. A. R.
Posts, and Headquarters U. S. A., Dept. of
Missouri, are located here.
STANDARD; every evening except
Sunday, and DEMOCRATIC STAND-
ARD, Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 28x44; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established — daily 1873,
weekly 1870; Frank T. Lynch, editor and
publisher ; circ'n — daily H 1, weekly H 2.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republican ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 15x23 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
1855; D. R. Anthony, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily H 2, weekly G 2.
CATHOIilC; Thursdays; catholic; four
pages ; size 26x4(i ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished iaS2; John O'Flannagan, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD ; (see
Standard.)
KANSAS FREIE PRESSE; Tues
days ; German ; demociatic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; H.
A. Wilken, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
HIGH SCHOOL ECHO; monthly;
twelve pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 18S6 ; Students of
Leavenworth High School, editoi-s and pub-
lishers ; a school paper ; issued during the
school vear.
HOME RECORD; monthly; four
page.=. ; size 17x24; subscription 30 cents;
established 1872; Mrs. C. H. Gushing, editor
KANSAS.
and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; an organ of
the Home for the Friendless.
liEBO, Coffey Co., a- 500 pop., on
Emporia branch of Southern Kansas Rd.,
18 m. E. of Emporia, and 20 from the
county seat. Coal mining is the principal
industry.
LIGHT; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Ed M. Wright, editor ; F. M. Burn-
ham, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
liENORA, Norton Co., ~t] Pop. of
township 403, on Solomon r. and at the
terminus of Central division of the Mis-
souri Pacific Rd., 294 m. W. of Atchison.
Produces butter, cheese, wool and wheat.
LEADER; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40: subscription $1; established 1882; J.
H. Wright, editor and manager ; circ'n L 2 .
LEON, Butler Co.,':!^ 1,200 pop., on St.
L. & San Francisco Rd.,12 m. from El Dorado.
Has two flour mills. An agricultural and
stock section. The Ft. Smith, Eldorado &
Northwestern and Kansas City & Pan Han-
dle Rds., now in course of construction,
will pass through here.
INDICATOR; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; C. R. Noe, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
QUILL; Thursdays ; four pages size
26x40; subscription $1 50 ; established 1884 ; O.
W. Meacham, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
LEONARDViLLE, HUey Co., cf
600 pop., on Kansas Central branch of the
Union Pacific Rd., 100 m. W. from Leaven-
worth. Live stock, flour and grain district.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 2i)X4u ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; P. S. Loof bourrow, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
LEOTI CITY, (BONASA P. O.)
Wichita Co., -3 100 pop. In stock-raising
and agricultural section.
LEOTI LANCE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; Ward & Mead, editors
and publishers.
WICHITA CO. DEMOCRAT; Thiirs
days; democratic; four pages; size 24x34;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Skid-
more & Co , editors and publishers.
WICHITA STANDARD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885; C. S. Triplett, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
LERADO, lieno Co., p 500 pop., on
D. M. & A. Rd., and at the terminus of the
branch from luka, ;^ m. from Hutchinson.
Has bank, opera house, flouring mill and
hotels.
LEDGER ; Thursdaj^s; four pages; size
24x:-i6; subscription $1.30; established 1885;
Niblaek Bros., editors and publishers; circu-
lation L 2 .
LE ROY, Coffey Co., a- 900 pop., on
Neosho r. and Kansas & Arizona division of
the Missouri Pacific, and on the V. V. I. &
W., St. Louis & Emporia and Mo., K. & T.
Rds. Sheep raising and farming.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 26x40: subscription $1.50; estaVjlished
256
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
1879; Frank Fockele, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
LEXINGTON, ClarJce Co., p 60 pop.,
near Dodge City, in an agricultural and
stock-raising district.
LEADER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Ed. R. Wynn, editor ; Gilmore &
Wynn, publishers.
lilBERTY, Montgomenj Co., l; 400
pop., on Kansas Southern Rd., 9 m. from In-
dependence and 9 from Cherryvale, on Big
Hill creek. A splendid stock-raising and
agricultural district.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size ^x34; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1S8T ; A. S. Duley, editor and publisher.
lilNCOLN, C. H., Lincoln Co., □ 1,897
pop. Wheat, corn and wool-growing coun-
try. On Saline r. The Salina, Lincoln &
Western Rd. is constructed to this point
and is being extended 60 m. northwest.
BEACON : Thursdays ; prohibition ; eight
Sages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1879 ; W. S. Wait, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
LINCOLN CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Troup &
Mcllvaine. editors and publLshers.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1875; Daughters & Smith,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
LINDSBORG, McPherson Co., D 885
pop., on K. & S. W. rd. Agricultural dis-
trict ; shipping point for broom corn.
SMOKY VALLEY NEWS; Fiidays;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; S. W. Hill, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LITTLE RIVER, JUce Co., n 250
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe. Rd.,
in a fine farming and stock-raising district.
MONITOR; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1885; T. G. Robisou, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
LOGAN, Phillips Co., [^ 300 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd. and Solomon r., 260 m.
W. of Atchison. A farming countrj-.
PHILLIPS CO. FREEMAN; Thurs-
days; independent; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; H. N.
Boyd, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
§1.25 ; established 1886 ; P. F. Coffman. editor
and publisher.
LONG ISLAND, Phillips Co., ^
500 pop., near the Prairie Dog r., and on
line of Burlington, Kansas & Southwestern
Rds. Has two flouring mills, two large
elevators and two banks.
LEADER; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 18^ ; J. N. Curl, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
LONGTON, £:ik Co., □, 590 pop., on
Kansas Citj\ Lawrence & S. Kansas Rd., 25
m. from Independence. General mercantile
business carried on.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; four pages size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; George
M. Flory, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
KANSAS.
LOUISBURG, Miami Co., a- 1,000
pop., on Osage division of the Missouri
Pacific Rd., 38 m. S. of Kansas City and
14 from Paola, the county seat. In one
of the most fertile portions of the West ;
has stores, factories, nurseries, etc. Prin-
cipal shipments corn, flax and stock.
HERALD; Fridays; greenback; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876; R. A. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LUDELL, Rawlins Co., \} 150 pop., 25
m. S. of the Republican r. and 30 from
Oberlin.
SETTLER; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; A. H. Chessmore, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
LYNDON, C. H., Osage Co., o 1,200
pop., 30 m. S. of Topeka, on C. K. & W.
Rd. General merchandise business ; a cen-
tre of trade for a large farming and stock-
raising section.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1875 ; W. A. Madaris, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
LYONS, C. H., Rice Co., U l,fi00 pop.,
250 m. W. of Kansas City, on main line of
A., T. & S. Fe Rd., and on Chicago, St.
Louis & Kansas City Rd. The Newton &
Northwestern, the N. O., Ft. Smith. Kansas
& Nebraska and Kansas Midland will
shortly be completed to this point. Ships
produce to 'the Colorado and New Mexico
mines.
CENTRAL KANSAS DE3IOCRAT;
every morning except Sunday, and \> EEK-
LY, Thursdays; democratic; four pages;
size— dailv 22x32, weekly 28x^4; established
—daily 18S6, weekly 1878 ; F. N. Cooper & Co.,
editors and publishers; circ'n— weekly K 1.
PROHIBITIONIST; Thursdajs; pro-
hibition ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; D. B. Hodgdon,
editor; Prohibition Printing Co.. publishers ;
circulation L 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 36x4S ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Clark Coukling, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MoCUNE, Cratvford Co., C^ 846 pop.,
on Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rd., In a
rich agricultui-al country ; coal mining
in vicinity.
BRICK; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1885;
Chas. M. Hammel, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; Roe Thompson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1. ^;W~ Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Nov.
i5, 1886, as per statement unfile at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 592
copies.
MACKSVILLE, Stafford Co., g 250
pop., on Chicago, Kansas & Western Rd. In
an agricultural section, 15 m. from St. John.
TIMES; Tlnirsdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x:i4 ; established 18S6 ; A. H.
Dever, editor ; Welch & Becktell, publisliers.
McPHERSON, C. H., McPherson Co.,
D 2,530 pop., on McPherson branch of the At-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
257
KANSAS.
Fi
chison, Topeka & Santa Fe aud the Union
Pacific Rds. Produces wheat and corn.
DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription ^1; es-
tablished 1886 ; Knaus & Height, editors and
publishers.
FREEj>IAN ; Fridays; republican; four
ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
ished 1878 ; H. B. Kelly, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 3.
KANf?.AS STATE REGISTER; Wed
nesdaj's; eight pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1887 ; T. W. & A. D. Wood-
row, editors and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873 ; S. G. Mead, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
MADISON, Greenwood Co., O, 500
pop. (pop. of township 1,457), on Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 20 m. S. of Em-
pox-ia. Farming, fruit and stock-raising.
ZEN ITH ; Fridays ; four pages : size 24x35 ;
subscription S1.50 ; established 1879 ; F. M.
Glasgow, editor aud publisher ; circ'n L 2.
MANHATTAN, C H., Biley Co., c(
3,20 1 pop., at junction of Big Blue with Kan-
sas r., on Union Pacific, Manhattan & Blue
Valley, Missouri & Northwestern, and Man-
hattan, Alma & Burlingame Rds., 80 m. from
Lawreuce and 48 W. of Topeka. Surrounded
by an agricultural aud stock-raising dis-
trict. Seat of the State Agricultural Col-
lege ; and has large elevators, mills and
superior water power.
INDUSTRTAIilST ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 15x21 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Geo. T. Fairchild, editor ;
Kansas State Agricultural College, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1 ; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
3IERCURY ; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ;
Davis Bros., editors and publishers : circula-
tion J 1 .
NATIONALIST; Fridays; prohibition;
eight pages; size ;3()x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1859 ; Parker & Thompson, editors
aud publishers; circulation J 2.
REPUBLIC; Thursdays ; republican;
foui- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; G. A. Atwood, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
KANSAS TELEPHONE; monthly;
congregational ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Rev. R,
D. Parker, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
MANKATO,C. H., Jewell Co., a 1>000
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd. Situated in
the geographical centre of Jewell Co. ; the
leading corn and stock-raising county of
the State ; surrounded by superior agricult-
ural and stock-raising districts ; a $75,0011
Coui t House was recently erected here and
many other important improvements.
JEWELL CO. 3IONITOR; Wednes
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Vaughan
& Van Deventer, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
^ JEWELL CO. REVIEW ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 :
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; S. M.
Weed, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
MARION, C. H., Marion Co., n 2,500
pop., on Cottonwood x. and McPherson
branch of Atchison, Topeka & S. F. Rd. In
a farming, fruit and stock-raising region.
REGISTER ; every evening except Sun-
KANSAS.
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; four
pages; size— daily 2^x80, weekly 26x40; sub-
cription— <laily $4.5(1, weekly $1.50; established
—daily ISSe, weekly 1SS5 ; C. N. & H. E.
Whitaker, editors and publishers ; circulation
—weekly K 2.
RECORD; Fridays; republican; eight
f)ages ; size :!5x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1870 ; E. W. Hoch, editor ; E. W. & W.
F. Hoch, publishers ; circulation J 1.
MARVIN, Phillips Co., i 500 pop*
on Solomon r. and C. B. & U. R. Rd., 300 m.
W. of Atchison. The centre of trade for a
large agricultural district. Has two flour-
ing mills.
MONITOR; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Charles Ford, editor and pub-
lisher.
MARYSVILLE, C. H., Marshall Co.,
cf 1,932 pop., at terminus of the Marysville
& Blue Valley branch and on the St. Joseph
& Western division of the Union Pacific Rd.,
112 m. from St. Joseph. Shipping point for
hogs, cattle and grain. Has a roller process
flouring mill and a cigar manufactory.
MARSHALL CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; eight pages; feize
30x44 ; .subsci-iption $1..50 ; established 1882 ;
Wm. Becker, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 1 ; issues also the Post.
MARSHALL CO. NEWS; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; George T. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
POST; Thursdays; German; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Wm. Becker, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2; issues also the Marshall Co. Dem-
ocrat.
TRUE REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
repuVjliean : four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; P. D. Hartman,
editor and publisher.
MEADE CENTRE, C. H., Meade
Co., p 1,500 pop. Commercial centre, 400 m.
from Kansas City. A young and prosperous
town in a fine farming and stock-raising-
section.
MEADE CO. GLOBE; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1885 ; Frank Fuhr, editor and
publisher; chx-ulation L2.
PRESS -DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Wilkes Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MEDICINE LODGE, C. H., Bar-
ber Co., p 1,800 pop. Stock-raising and farm-
ing district. The So. Kansas Rd. is now
completed to tills point.
BARBER CO. INDEX; Wednesdays ;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1880 : Caruthers &
Musgrove, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
CHIEF; Fridays; labor; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886 ; Evans & Allen, editors and publishers.
CRESSET ; Thursdays; four pages; size
28x44; subscription S1.5<.>; established 1879;
McNeal & Axline, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
FARMER'S PRIDE ; semi-monthly ;
independent; eight pages; size 26x4<t; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886; D. E. Sheldon,
editor aud publisher.
MELVERN, Osage Co., n- 800 pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Kansas
258
GEO. P. ROWELL & COS
KANSAS.
City & Emporia Rds., 90 m. S. W. of Kansas
City, Mo. Located in the heart of the
Marais Des Cygnes Valley, which is noted
for its abundant production of corn, wheat,
etc. Undeveloped stone quarries and coal
veins in vicinity.
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x:5(i; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
W. S. Rilea, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
MERIDEN, Jefferson Co., cf 750 pop.,
on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 11
m. N. N. E. of Topeka. Agricultural pursuits
extensively carried on.
REPORT; Saturdays; eight pages; size
2«x4<i: subscription $1.25; established 1885;
P. N. Gish & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
MERTIL.LA, Meade Co., p 60 pop.
A new and rapidly growing town In a
splendid farming and sock-raising district,
. as m. from Cimarron.
3IEADE CO. TIMES; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Bishop & Ebey, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 1 .
MILIiBROOK, C. H., Graham Co., ^
350 pop.. 40 m. from Stockton, in a farming
and stock-raising district, 2S m. fromWa-
Keeney.
GRAHAM CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; L. M., L. F.
and Lillle Pritchard, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
HERALD; "Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 2fix40; subscription $1; established 1885 ;
N. C. Terrell, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
T I 31 E S ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; Benjamin B. F. Graves, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILTONVALE, Cloud Co., ^ 1,200
pop., the terminus of the Central Branch
of the Union Pacific Rd., 20 m. W. of Clay.
A fine farming district. Large shipments
of grain, cattle and hogs.
NEWS; Wednesdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 36x4S ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; J. C. Cllne, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
MINNEAPOLIS, C. H., Ottawa Co.,
^ 2,9. K) pop., on Solomon r., on Solomon
Branch of Union Pacific Rd., 2:^ m. N. W. of
Solomon City. It has excellent water
power, which is used in the manufacture of
carriages,, flour and lumber. An agi'icult-
ural and cattle, hog and sheep-raising coun
try.
MESSENGER : Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 35x4>< ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; A. P. Riddle, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation .12.
OTTAWA CO. C O M MERCIAN;
Wednesdays; independent; four pages: size
26x4i»: subscription $1; established IHSt!; H. R.
Campl)ell, editor; Commercial Company,
publishers.
SOLOMON VALLEY DEMOCRAT;
Fridavs; democratic; eight pages; size 26.x
40; subscription $l.;Vi ; established 1884; Park
S. Warren, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
KANSAS WORKMAN; monthly;
Ancient Order of United Workmen ; sixteen
pa<es; size of page 9xl(i; subscription 50
cents ; establislied 1882 ; A. P. Riddle, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2.
KANSAS.
SPRIG OF MYRTLE; monthlv;
Knights of Pythias; sixteen pages; size of
page 7x111; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886; A. P. Riddle, editor and publisher.
MOEINE, ^Ik Co., n^ 900 pop., on
Southern Kansas and Chicago, Kansas &
AVestern Rd.s., 37 m. W. of Independence.
Situated in an unexcelled stock growing
and agricultural district. Considerable
stock shipped here.
3IERCURY ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1 ; established 1883; Geo.
C. Armstrong, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
MONTEZUMA, Finney Co., JD 500
pop., near the main line of the A. T. & S. F.
Rd., in a prosperous farming and stock-
raising section.
CHIEF; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription $1.5(); estab-
lished 1886; J. H. Hebard, editor; Chief Pub-
lishing Co., publishei-s.
MORAN, (MORAXTOWX) Allen Co.,
O, 500 pop., 13 m. from C. H., on the St.
Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita Rd. A farming
country.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; established 1884 : H. Armstrong,
editor ; Herald Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation L 2.
MORGANVILLE, Claij Co., ^ 400
pop., on the Union Pacific Rd., 10 m. N. W.
of Clay Centre. An agricultural and stock-
raising district.
SUNFLOWER; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1..50 ; established 1885 ; C. J. Samuelson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MOUND CITY, C. H., Liiin Co., d-
1.21^10 pop., on St. Louis & Emporia Rd., 24 m.
N. by W. of Fort Scott, 95 S. of Leaven-
worth, and Q]^i W. of the Missouri r.. Fort
Scott & Gulf Rd. Large cheese and furni-
ture manufactories.
PROGRESS; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 26x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
Cash & Mentzer, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
LINN CO. CLARION; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1876; W. A. Trigg, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TORCH OF LIBERTY ; monthly; in
dependent; eight pages; size 20x26; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1886; S. M.
Price, editor and publisher.
MOUND VALLEY, Labette Co., D,
pop. of township g,lS7, on St. Louis & San
Francisco Rd.. 18 m. W. of Oswego. A gen-
ral merchandising town. Surrounded by a
fertile fanning section. Coal and limestone
found in the vicinity.
HERALD; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x4t»; subscription $1; established 1882;
W. F. Thrall, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MT. HOPE, Sedgwick Co. g 350 pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd., 2S m. from Wichita.
A fine agricultural district.
MENTOR; Thursdaj's ; four pages; size
24x35 : subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Stephen M. Johns, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
259
KAXSAS.
MULLINVIIiLE, Kiowa Co., g 300
pop., situated in a prospex'ous farming and
stock raising section, 12 m. from Greens-
burg, the county seat.
j>IAL<L.ET ; Fridays; democratic; ten
pages; size of page 13x20; subscription §1.50;
established 1886 ; J. M. Diven, editor and pub-
lisher.
TELEGRAM; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size 3cix44; subsci'iption $1.50;
established 1886; H. L. Van Zandt, editor and
publisher.
MULVANE, Sumner Co., g 1,050 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. and
Arkansas r., 16 m. from Wichita. Farming
and stock-raising district.
RECORD ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturday- ; independent ; Wednesdays
four pages, Saturdays eiglit pages ; size
—Wednesday 2(ix26, Saturday 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50: established 1883; G. L. Reed,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MUSCOTAH, Atchison Co., cf 538
pop., 25 m. W. of Atchison, on the Missouri
Pacific Rd. Agriculture and live stock
raising are the principal industries.
RECORD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1..50 ;
established 1884; Miller Bros., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
NEODESHA, W^*^so« Co., 0. 1,195 pop.,
at junction of Verdigris and Fall rs. and
on the Kansas division of the St. Louis &
San Francisco Rd., 65 m. from Fort Scott
and 120 from Lawrence. Has considerable
water power,, and is an important flour and
grain - shipping point ; has railroad ma-
chine shops ; coal mines exist near by.
REGISTER ; Fridays^ republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. K. Morgan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEOSHO FALLS, Woodson Co., a^
689 pop., on Neosho r., the Kansas & Texas
branch of the Missouri Pacific Rd., and the
Chicago, Kansas & Western Rd., 18 m. from
Burlington and 100 from Kansas City. The
river affords abundant water power to run
several mills continuously.
POST; Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 26x4(1; subscription $1.50; e.stablished
1872 ; J. N. Stout, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WOODSON CO. REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1S86; X. A.
Burnham. editor and publisher.
NEOSHO RAPIDS,i2/o« Co., [> 400
pop., on Neosho r. and the A., T. & s. F. Rd.,
8 m. S.E.of Emporia It has three churches,
graded school, seminary, flour and sawmill,
coal mines and excellent water power.
NEOSHO VALLEY PRESS; Thurs-
days; independent; four pages; size 24xa5;
subscription .SI. .50; established 1886; Major A.
Paul, editor and publisher.
NESCATUNGA, Comanche Co., g 300
pop. A farming community, 50 m. from
Medicine Lodge and 26 from Sun City.
. ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; republican;
tour pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; estab-
KANSAS.
lished 1886 ; N. S. Mounts, editor ; T. E. Beck,
publisher.
NESSCITY,C.H.,iVess Co., ^600 pop.,
on N. fork of Walnut r., on Chicago, Kansas
& Western branch of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Rd. Trade centre and farming
district. Has several flouring mills and
foundries.
NESS CO. NEWS; Saturdays; republi-
can; eight pages; size 80x44; subscription
S1.50; established 1884; J. K. Barnd and R. J.
McFarland, editors and publishers; circula-
tion L 2.
T 1 31 E S ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1880 ; Burton & Black, editors and pub-
lishers: circulation K 1.
WALNUT VALLEY SENTINEL ;
Saturdays: democratic; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription §2; establi.slied 1886;
McDowell & Weisell, editors and publishers.
NEW KIOWA, Barber Co., g pop.
of township 2,l(.i6; 70 m. from the county
seat. Engaged in farming and raising live
stock.
HERALD-EAR; Tliursdavs ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; Ellis Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
KIOAVA JOURNAL; Thursdays : inde-
pendent: eight pages; size 30x44; su))serip-
tion §1.50 ; established 1884 ; Charles & Wood-
worth, editors and publishers ; dated at
Kiowa.
NEWTON C.n.,HarvetjCo., g 6,310
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
at the junction of Wichita branch, and the
crossing of the Missouri Pacific Rd., 134 m.
from Topeka, and 160 from Kan.sas City. An
improving to^vTi, on high ground, in a fertile
and agricultural county, well adapted to
fruit and grain and well watered. Conven-
ient to the coal mines and stone quarries of
the surrounding region. Has water-works,
electric lights, gas, carriage factory, mills
and elevators, and a number of wholesale
houses.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independ-
mon, editor and publisher ; circulation— dailv
K 1, weekly K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 :
established 1877 ; Wm. M. Crichton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
KANSAN; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; H. C. Ashbaugh, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
NICKERSON, Reno Co., g 2,000 pop.,
on A., T. & Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific
Rds., 248 m. S. W. of Kansas City. Has Rd.
round house and machine shops. Superior
farming and stock country.
ARGOSY ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1S78 ;
Hendry & Humphrey, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
REGISTER ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50;
established 1884 ; Richard Dallam, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KA^iSAS.
NINNESCAH, Kingman Co., g 100
pop., on Kingman. Pratt & Western Rtl., 63
m. W. of Wichita, in a fainiing section.
H E R A Ij D ; Thur.sdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; J. George Smith, editor and
publisher.
NORTH TOPEKA, Shawnee Co., n-
1,000 pop., on Kansas r. opposite Topeka,
and on Atchison, T. & Santa Fe and Union
Pacific Rds., 68 m. W. of Kansas Cltj-, Mo.
Siu'rounded bj' an agricultural district.
MAIL, ; (see Topeka.)
NORTON, C. H., Norton Co., ^ 1,200
pop., on Kansas & S. W. and Burlington &
Missouri r. Rds., 16 ni. from Senora, terminus
of C. B. of Union Pacific Rd. Two grist
mills here.
DE310CRAT; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription SI. 50; established 1886; W.
H. Hiles, editor ; Hiles & Drummond, pub-
lishers.
CHAMPION; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; J. W. Conway, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
35x4S; subscription $1.50; established 1878;
F. M. Duvall, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NORTONVILLE, Jefferson Co., a
loO pop., on the Atchison. Topeka & Santa
Fe Rd., 16 m. S. W. of Atchison. Most im-
portant shipping point for grain, lumber
and live stock between Atchison and
Topeka.
NEWS: Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; B. R.
Elliot, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
NORWICH, Kingman Co., g 650
pop., on D. M. and A. and Chicago, Kansas &
Western Rds., and is a .supply point for a
fine agricultural and stock-raising section.
NEWS; Saturdays; twelve pages; size of
page 13x20: subscription $1.50; established
18^5 ; E. N. Haag, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
OAKLEY, Logan Co., -c 300 pop.,
ou Kansas division of Union Pacific Rd.
Land business carried on extensively.
OPINION ; Weilnesdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1S85;
Edward Kleist, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2.
TIMES; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription S1..50; estab-
lished 1SS6; H. C. Chapman, editor; Loran
Chapman, publisher.
OBERLIN, C. II., Decatur Co., ^1,487
pop., at terminus Oberlin branch Burlington
and Missouri Rd., 260 m. N. W. of Topeka,
and on prairie lands, adapted to farming
and stock raising.
E YE ; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24X.35; subscription $1..")0; establislied
188:i ; C. Borin, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
HERALD ; Thursdays; democratic ; eight
ftages; size :3(Jx44 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
Ished 1879; Henshaw & Burch, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
OPINION; Thursdays; independent re-
publican ; four pages; size 24x34; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1886 ; Geo. H. Hand,
editor and publisher.
KANSAS.
OliATHE, C. H., Johnson Co., D- 3,800
pop., on Missouri r., and Kansas City, Fort
Scott & Gulf Rd., at junction of Kansas
City division of Kansas City, Lawrence &
So. Kansas and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rds., 21 m. from Kansas City, and 32 from
Ottawa.
JOHNSON CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1&S2 ; J. B. Mar-
shall, editor; W. C. Paul, publisher; cii-cu-
lation K 1.
KANSAS PATRON; Thursdays; eight
ftages; size 26x40; subscription $1..tO; estab-
ished 1878 ; Geo. Black, editor; Johnson Coun-
ty Co operative Association, publishers; cir-
culation K 2 ; a grange paper.
KANSAS STAR: Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1875 ; E. W. Bowles, editor ; Pupils
of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; issued during the
school year.
MIRROR; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; H. A. Perkins, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
OSAGE CITY, Osage Co., n- 4,500
pop., on Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe,
Missouri Pacific and Chicago, Kansas &
Western Rds., 33 m. S. of Topeka. Coal
fields, quarries of stone flagging and im-
mense deposits of pure ochre located
here ; 500 miles of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Rd., and towns along its line
supplied with coal from this place ; coal
exports amount to a million dollars a
year ; stock-raising district.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages: size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Free Press Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
KANSAS PEOPLE; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x36; sub.scription $1.50; estab-
lished 188:3 ; Blain & Mills, editors and pub-
lishers: circulation L2.
OSAGE MISSION, ^^eosho Co., O,
1,508 pop., on Sedalia division of Missouri
Pacific Rd., 14 m. from Parsons and 35 from
Fort Scott. Manufactories of various kinds,
separate academies for boys and girls and
graded schools.
NEOSHO CO. JOURNAL ; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 2"x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1868; R. D. Kirkpatrick,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OSAWKIE, Jefferson Co., cf 311 pop.,
on the Delaware r., 13 m. N.E. of Topeka. It
is situated in an unusually fertile soil.
T 1 31 E S ; Fridajs ; independent-demo-
cratic ; four pages : size 22x30 : subscription
$1.25: estal)lished 1885; S. O. Groesb^^ck, ed-
itor and publisher; circulation L2.
OSBORNE, C. H., Osborne Co., t]
1,521 pop., on Solomon r. and Central branch
Union Pacific Rd. Agriculture and stock
raising are the prominent industries.
JOURNAL ; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886; Knowlton & Prewitt, edit-
ors and i)nblishers.
OSB6rNE CO. FARMER ; Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
SI. 50; established 1874; Ruede & Barnhart,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
OSBORNE CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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KANSAS.
KAXSAS.
established 1883; Gerard I't Drummond, ed-
itors and publishers; circulation K 1.
WESTERN ODDFELLOW; month
ly ; independent order odd-fellows ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 188(;; Topliff & Richey, editors and
publishers.
OSKALOOSA, C. H., Jefferson Co., cf
l.OtX) pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Rd., 22 m. N. by W. of Lawrence, 25
from Leavenworth, 25 from Topeka, 28 from
Atchison. Engaged in agriculture, stock-
raising and fruit culture.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1860 ; F. H. Roberts, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
OSWEGO, C. H., Labette Co., ^ 2,511
poi3., on Neosho r., at junction of St. Louis
& San F., and Missouri Pacific Rds., 16 m.
from Parsons. The river furnishes good
power, which is employed in manufactm--
ing flour and breadstuffs. The largest
flouring mill in the State is here.
BEE; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; Abe
Steinberger & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26.y40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1872 ; Nelson Case, editor ;
Sirs.' Mary McGill, publisher ; circulation K 1.
LABETTE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 18T9 ; J. M.
Landis, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OTTAWA,C.H., Franklin (7o.,n- 8,000
pop., on Marais des Cygnes r., at terminus
of Holden branch of Missouri Pacific Rd.,
and at junction of Kansas City, Burling-
ton & Santa Fe and Kansas City, Lawrence &
Southern Kansas Rds., 27 m. S. of Law-
rence, and 53 from Kansas City. Centre of
a flourishing trade. Railroad machine
shops, furniture factories, foundries, sor-
ghum, sugar and syrup works, flour mills,
grain elevators and castor oil mills are lo-
cated here. Water works and the electric
light have been introduced.
LOCAL NEWS; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x38 ; subscriptioij
§5; e.^stablished 1885; Clarke & Kerr, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x34, week-
ly 28x44; subscription— daily §5, weekly $2;
established— daily 1879. weekly 1870 ; A. T.
Sharpe, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv K 1, weekly .J 1 .
JOURNAL AND TRIUMPH; Thurs
days ; national ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; E. H. Snow,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
OUEEN CITY HERALD; Thursdays;
eignt pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882; John B. Kessler, editor and
pul)lisher; circulation K 2.
FIRESIDE, FACTORY AND
FARM ; monthly; sixteen pages; size of
page 1(1x14; subscription 35 cents; established
18S6; Ottawa Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
CAMPUS; quarterly; sixteen pages ; size
of page 8x11; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1884; Students of Ottawa Universitj',
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
iW Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Xov. 1, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 1,250 copies. A college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
OXFORD, Sumner Co., g 800 pop., on
Arkansas r., and So. Kansas Rd., 13 m. from
"Wellington, the county seat. Surrounded
by a fertile country.
REGISTER ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; J. S. Converse, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PAOLA, C. H., iWiami Co. , D- 3,700 pop.,
on Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Rd., at
intersection of Kansas & Arizona division of
Missouri Pacific Rd., 42 m. S. by W. of Kan-
sas City. It is the central district of an
agricultural country.
MIAMI REPUBLICAN; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50 ; established 1866 ; W. D. Greason,
editor and publisher ; circulation .J 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1882; T. W. Eckert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN SPIRIT ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1871 ; B. J. Sheridan, editor ;
Sheridan & Highley, publishers ; circ'n J 1.
PARSONS, Labette Co., 0^8,570 pop.,
at junction of Kansas & Texas Rd. and Neo-
sho division of Missouri Pacific and the
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rds., 49 m.
from Fort Scott; also terminus of M., K. &
C. branch of Kansas City, Fort Scott &.
Gulf and Parsons & Pacific Rds.
ECLIPSE; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 26x39 ;
subscription— weekly $1.50 ; established-
daily 1873, weekly 1874 ; J. B. Lamb & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
L 2, weekly K 2.
SUN ; every morning except Monday, and
W^EEKLiY, Thursdays ; republican ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
24x35, weekly 30x44 ; subscription — dally $7,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1880, weekly
1871 ; H. H. Lusk, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—dailv .J 2, weekly .1 1.
PALLADIUxM ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size of page 30x44 ; sub-
cription $1 ; established 1883 ; Frank W. and
Will W. Frye, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
PARTRIDGE, Reno Co., g 300 pop.,
on C. K. & W. and C. K. & N. Rds., 11 m. from
Hutchinson, the county seat, in one of the
richest fai-ming sections in the State.
CRICKET; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1886 ; Hillard & Pegg, editors and
publishers.
PAWNEE ROCK, Barton Co., n 900
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
Has schools, churches, mills and many busi-
ness houses.
LEADER ; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 24x:>4; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S6 ; W. B. Newton, editor and pub-
lisher.
PEABODY, Marion Co., n 2,100 pop.
Located on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rd., and junction of Rock Island and Ft.
Smith, Eldorado & N. W. Rds., 118 m. S. W.
of Topeka and 184 from Kansas City. Sur-
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
rounded by a rich and productive farming
country, well settled and improved. Foun-
dry, carriage and windmill factories ; large
quantities of grain and cattle exported.
New system of water works just completed.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1873; \V. H. Morgan, editor and
publisher : circulation K 2.
GRAPHIC; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lislied 1882; Miller & Simpson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PERU, Chautauqua Co., d, 500 pop., on
Chicago, Kansas & Western Rd., in a mer-
chandising and stock-raising localitJ^
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established
188ti ; G. W. & C. H. "Watson, editors and pub-
lishers.
PHILLIPSBURG, C. H., Phillips
Co., 6 316 pop., 5 m. from Marvin, a station
on the Missouri Pacific Rd. Agricultural
and stock-raising section.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1..50; es-
tablished 1886 ; Ira A. Kelley, editor ; Moss &
Kellev, publishers.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
2(ix40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
Bickford & Korns, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
PIERCEVILLE, Finney Co., p 300
pop., in an agricultural section, 13 m. from
Garden City.
COURIER : Fridays; independent; foiu-
pages); size 24x34; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; L Whorton, editor and publisher.
PITTSBURG, Craivford Co., P, 2,605
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco and
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rds., 10 m.
from Girard, in a coal district, and has a
number of zinc works.
HEADLiIGHT; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 20x26; subscription $1; established 1885;
M. F. Sears, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
SMELTER; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
John P. Morris & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
PLAINVILLE, Jiooks Co., i 170 pop.,
28 m. from Hays City. Small manufactories
here.
TIMES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1886;
Case Bros., editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
PLEASANTON, Linn Co., D- 1,500
pop., on Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf and
Missouri Pacific Rds., 74 m. from Kansas
City and 25 from Fort Scott. Centre of a
thriving coal and stock trade.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; J.
E. and E. D. Latimer, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; D. S. & H. L. Capell, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PORTIS, Osborne Co., tl 250 pop., on
U. P. Rd.,9 m. from Osborne. Agricultural
and stock-raising section.
PATRIOT; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x35 : subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
S. C. Perry, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
KANSAS.
PRATT, ^^ratt Co., g 569 pop., 40 m.
from Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
Stock raising and farming.
PRATT CO. PRESS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; A. S. Thomson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K l.
PRATT CO. REGISTER; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1886; Dilday & Van
Senden, editors and publishers.
PRATT CO. TIMES; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1881 ; Landstrum & Narom,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1
PRESCOTT, Linn Co., n- 450 pop., on
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rd., 18 m. N.
of Ft. Scott. A corn and stock-raising
place.
EAGLE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
C. E. Lane, editor and publisher ; circulation
L2.
PROTECTION, Comanc/ie Co., Q 100
pop. A new and prosperous town in a fine
farming section, 50 m. from Kinsley.
PRESS ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estai>-
lished 1886 ; George Daniel, editor ; Daniel &
Graves, publishers.
QUAKER VALE, Cherokee Co., :^
300 pop., 4 m. from Galena. Trading point
for a fruit district.
WESTERN FRIEND; monthly;
friends ; eight pages ; size 20x25 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Anson B. and
C. W. Harvey, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1
QJJ'EN'EM.O, Osage Co., n- 1,000 pop., on
Marais Des Cygnes r,, and Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Short Line, running from Kan-
sas City to Emporia, and Chicago, Kansas &
"Western, Missouri Pacific and Kansas, Ne-
braska & Dakota Rds., about 20 m. "W. of Ot-
tawa. Located in rich agricultural district.
Building stone and coal are found in abun-
KANSAS WORKMAN ; Thursdays ;
labor ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882; Cyrus Corning, edi-
tor; Kansas "Workman Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
OSAGE CO. REPUBLICAN ; Thurs
days; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.05 ; established 1884 ; C. W. Searing, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
QUINTER, Gove Co., -a 125 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., 21 m. from Wakeeney.
Farming and stock raising the chief pur-
suits.
SETTLERS' GUIDE; Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1.75 ; established 1886 ; J. M. Cober, edi-
tor ; J. M. Cober and J. H. Baker, publishers.
RANDALL, Jewell Co. [^ 400 pop., on
the Central branch of the Missouri Pacific
Rd. Agriculture and raising of live stock
extensively carried on.
REGISTER ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
LeeR. Gunter, editor and publisher; circ'nL 2.
RANDOLPH, liiley Co., r^ 275 pop.
An agricultural town, 6 m. from Garrison.,
ECHO; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1882; P. B. Lewis
& Sons, editors and publishers ; cii'c'n K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
263
KANSAS.
RAVANNA, Hodgeman Co., JJ 100
pop. In first-class agricultural section, 26
m. from Cimarron and 35 from Dodge City.
CHIEFTA IN ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 32x:3(j ; subscription $1 ; established 1S85 ;
M. L. Hart, editor and publisher: circ'nL2.
KANSAS SOD HOUSE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1885; Farris & Enos, editors and
puljlishers ; circulation L 2.
REPUBLiIC, Republic Co., ^ 300 pop.,
on Central branch of the Union Pacific Rd.,
^ m. from Concordia. In fei-tile country.
Grain, wheat and all kinds of cereals grown
in this section.
REPUBLIC CITY NEWS; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; G. T. Da-
vies, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
RICHFIELD, Morton Co., p 1,500
pop., in a prosperous agricultural and stock-
raising district, .55 m. from Syracuse.
GREAT SOUTH-AVEST; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x;^ ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1886; J. C. McKee,
editor and publisher.
liEADER ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1&S6; D. L. Kretsinger, editor; Leader
Company, publishers.
RICHLAND, Shatonee Co., n- 200 pop.,
at the crossing of the Kansas, Nebraska &
Dakota and Union Pacific Rds. In farming
region.
FUTURE; monthly ; scientific ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; C. C. Blake, editor and publisher ;
circulation X. QW" Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Dec. 1, 1886, as per
statement on file at the o,fflce of the American
Neiospaper Directory, 8,241 copies.
RICHMOND, Franklin Co., o pop.
of township 937, on the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rd. Live stock raising and agri-
cultural district.
RECORDER; Fridays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; T.W.
Fields, editor; Field Bros., publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
ROSSVILLE, Shawnee Co., d- 478
pop., 16 m. W. of Topeka, and 3 from Kansas
r., on the Kansas Pacific Rd. Has flouring
mills, and is a fine farming country.
CARPENTER'S KANSAS LYRE;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI ; established 1883 ; J. S. Carpenter, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
RUSSELL, C. H., Russell Co., n 1,550
pop., settled April 19, 1871 ; on Union Pacific
Rd., 263 m. W. of Kansas City, Mo., and
375 from Denver, Col. It is the shipping
point of freight to, and produce from, a
large and productive tract of country.
Engaged in wheat and stock raising. Rus-
sell county is the chief county of the
State for sheep.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
E. L. S. Bouton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
RECORD; Thursdays; republican: four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1874; J. H. Franklin, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
KANSAS.
SABETHA, Nemaha Co., rf 1,352 pop.,
on St. .r. & Grand Island div. U. P. Rd., 60
m. W. of St. Joseph, Mo. A grain and stock-
raising country Has good schools and
churches.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. C. Hogbin, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
NEMAHA CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 36x4S ; subsci-ip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; J. F. Clough, edi
oi and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. JOHN, C. H., Stafford Co., g pop.
of township 1,015, 25 m. from Great Bend.
Good agricultural district.
ADVANCE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; John B. Hilmes, editor and
publisher : circulation L 2 .
SUN ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 40x52 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; W. K.
P. Dow, editor and publisher ; circ'n L2.
ST. MARY'S, Pottawattomie Co., ^
1,20(J pop., on Kansas division of Union
Pacific Rd., 23 m. from Topeka and 48 from
Junction City. Flour and lumber manu-
factories. Coal found in vicinity.
EXPRESS; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880; L. E. Hoffman, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
STAR; Tliursdavs ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1..50; established 1884;
James Graham, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
SALEM, Jeivell Co., ^ 500 pop., 10 m.
from Burr Oak, a station on the Missouri Pa-
cific Rd. Engaged in live stock raising and
the cultivation of corn.
ARGUS; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ; George
W. Reed, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 2.
PEOPLES' FRIEND ; Wednesdays ;
four pages ; size 22x3U ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1885 ; M. L. Lockwood, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
SALINA, C. H., Saline Co., u 6,053
pop., on Smoky Hill and on Salina &
Southwestern, Salina, Lincoln & Western,
Topeka, Salina & Western, Kansas and
Colorado and Kansas Pacific Rds., 185
m. W. by S. of Leavenworth, the same
W. of Kansas City and 118 W. of the capital
of the State. Has fine educational institu-
tions. Seat of a Normal University and
Methodist Episcopal College for Kansas.
Has large flovu*ing mills and factories, gas,
water works and street railway.
HERA LD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 35x4"^ ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; J. M. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1882; W. T. and L. S. Robinson,
editors; Robinson & Son, publishers; circula-
tion K 2.
RISING SUN ; Fridays ; prohibition ;
four pages; size 22x36; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1885 ; D. M. Gillespie & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
SALINE CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; M. D. Sampson, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
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KANSAS.
SANTA TE, Finney Co., p 500 pop.,
28 in. S. of Garden City. A thrifty and
prosperous city, with schools, churches and
many industries. On the proposed lines of
three railroads.
TRAIL; Fridays; independent; four
pa^es ; size -24x84 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished issti ; W. P. Hale, editor ; Sayles &
Williams, publishers.
SARATOGA, Pratt Co., g pop. of
township 1,280, on Ninnesecah r., at the
terminus of the K. P. & W. Rdi Milling the
principal industrj'.
SUN ; Thursdays ; republican; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884; ilorton Albaugh, editor; Albaugh &
Hupp, publishers ; circulation K 2.
SCANDIA, Republic Co., b 1,000 pop.,
on Republican r. and Missouri Pacific Rd.
Has fine water power, and surrounded by
an agricultural district. Coal and building
stone in vicinity ; excellent brick manu-
factured on town site.
INDEPENDENT; Fridaj's ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; J. P. Heaton, editor ; Scandia
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
JOURNALi; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 18T7 ;
Geo. F. Page, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
SCOTT, Scott Co., -D 650 pop., in a
merchandising, farming and stock-raising
section. On the line of a proposed raili-oad.
SCOTT CO. NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.5(1 ; established 1886; Sam H. Kelley,
editor and publisher.
SCOTT SENTINEL. ; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four panes ; size 2l)x4U ; subscrip-
tion $1.50: established 1886; M. J. Keyes,
editor and publisher.
SEDAN, C. H., Chautauqua Co., 0, 1,151
pop., 30 m. from Independence. Engaged
in the buying and shipping of hogs and
cattle, and surrounded by a fine stock-
raising countrj\
GRAPHIC; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; established 1885 ; A. D. Dunn, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES- JOURNAL ; Fridays; republi-
can; f oiu- pages ; size 2*)x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1878; Adrian Reynolds, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SEDGWICK, fTarvet/ Co., g 989 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and St.
Louis & San Francisco Rds. A grain and
stock-raising district.
PANTAGRAPH; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; establishecf 1882 ; Cash. M. Taylor, edi-
tor ; Taylor Bros., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SENECA, C. H., JS'-emaha Co., [:/ 2,225
pop., on Nemaha r., and St. Joseph & Grand
Island brancli of Union Pacific Rd., 77 m.
from St. Joseph. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural and stock-raising district. Fruit grow-
ing is largely carried on in county ; several
manufactories ; important Ijutter market.
COURIER - DEMOCRAT; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1863; Herold & Herold,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
KAXSAS.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879; Jordan Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
SEVERY, Greemoood Co., U^ 424 pop.,
at junction of Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe and St. Louis & San Francisco Rds.. 17 m.
from Eureka. Has two grain elevators
and three hay presses. Largely engaged in
agriculture.
SOUTHERN KANSAS JOURNAL;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 2iix40 ; subscription
$1 : established 1880 ; J. M. Littler, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHARON SP aiNGS, Wallace Co.,
-a 2lKi pop., on Eagle Tail Creek and Kansas
div. of Union Pacific Rd., 210 m. E. of Den-
ver, Col. Situated in a rich agricultural
and stock-raising section, in the geographi-
cal centre of the countj', and will imdoubt
edly be the county seat when the county is
organized.
li E A D E R ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1887 ; Joe F. White, editor and
publisher.
WESTERN TIMES ; Thursdays ; four
pages; .size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; Kate E. Russell, editor and pub-
lisher.
SHERMAN CENTER, (GANDY P.
O.) Sherman Co., tl 300 pop., 32 m. from
Wallace. A new and flourishing town, in a
rich agricultural and stock-Faising district.
NEWS ; Thursdavs ; four pages ; size 21x35 ;
subscription S1..50; established 1886 ; E. F. Ten-
nant, editor ; John D. Keed, publisher.
SHERMAN CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Bayard
Taylor, editor ; Hedrick & Co., publishers.
SHOCKEYVILLE, (LAKIN P. O.)
Hamilton Co.. P 550 pop., near Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., in an excellent
agricultural region.
EAGLE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 26x38; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; W. D. H. Shockey, editor and
publisher.
SMITH CENTRE, C. H., Smith Co.,
i 342 pop. Situated in the geographical as
well as the commercial centre of Smith
county, and the great homestead region of
Northwest Kansas.
BAZOO ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1; established 1884; J.
W. Stewart, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L2.
S3IITH CO. BULLETIN; Fridays:
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1881 ; Jno. Q. Royce, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOLOMON CITY, Dickinson Co., D
1,4(10 pop., at mouth Solomon r., and junction
of Kansas division of Union Pacific Rd.,
and Solomon branch of the same. 9 m. from
Abilene. Is a wheat and corn market, and
has elevators, flour mills, salt works, and
excellent water power.
SOLOMON SENTINEL ; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; E. B. Bur-
nett, editor and publisher ; circidation J 1.
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KANSAS.
SOUTH HAVEN, Sumner Co., g
pop. of township, 1,682. Live stock raising
and agricultural section.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
3(1x44; subscription SI. .50; established 1886;
Halferty & Reed, editors and publishers.
SPEAREVILLE, J^ord Co., p pop.
of township 826, on A., T. & S. Fe Rd. Agri-
cultural region.
B Li A D E ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; John
R. Huffman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SPRING HILL, Johnson Co., a- 631
pop., 30 m. from Kansas City, on the Kansas
City, Fort Scott and Gulf Rd. An agricult-
ural section.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; prohibition ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; siib.scription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; J. W. Sowers, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
STAFFORD, Stafford Co., g 206 po p.,
on line of proposed Rd. from Sterling to
Indian Ter. The neighborhood is agricult-
ural, the principal crop being wheat
and corn ; raises also stock. 35 m. S. W. of
Sterling.
STAFFORD CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 36x4S ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1884 ; J. R. Cruzen,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
STAFFORD CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1886; E.
S. Hadlock, editor and publisher.
STERLING, Rice Co., a 2,050 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Salina,
Sterling & El Paso Rds., 257 m. S. W. from
Kansas City, and in the centre of the
best agricultural and stock-growing por-
tion of the Arkansas Valley. Sorghum
sugar is extensively manufactured.
BULLETIN ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; es-
tablished 18TT ; W. M. Lamb, M. D., editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 35x4S ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; A. L. Mc.viillan & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; issue also a
four-page edition ; subscription 75 cents.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 188j ; Chas. D. Ulmer, editor and
publisher.
STOCKTON, C. H., Rooks Co., i
1,2()0 pop., on South Fork of Solomon r. and
terminus Central branch Mo. Pacifle Rd., 22
m. from Kirwin, The heart of a superior
farming country.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $150; established 1835;
D. McKnight, editor and publisher ; circ'nL 2.
ROOKS CO. RECORD; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; W. L. Chambers,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN NEWS; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent-republican ; eight pages: size 25x36;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1876 ; B. Hill,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
STRONG CITY, Chase Co., O 961
pop., on A. T. & S. F. Rd., in the midst of a
farming and stock-raising country. Numer-
ous stone quarries in the vicinity.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
KANSAS.
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; R. M. Watson, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
SUN CITY, Barber Co., g 300 pop.,
on Medicine Lodge Creek, 25 m. W. of
Medicine Lodge, 90 m. S. W. of Hutchinson.
Various small stores and carriage shop.
UNION; Fridays; four pages; size 24x34;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 , W. A.
Campbell, editor ; Sun Printing Co. publish-
ers ; circulation L2.
SURPRISE, Hamilton Co., p 250
pop., 22 m. S. of Hartland, in the centre of
one of the best agricultural sections of the
State.
POST ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; Geo. W. Perry, editor and pub-
lisher.
SYLVIA, (ZENITH P.O.) Eeno Co., g
600 pop., on the line of the Chicago, Kansas
& Western Rd., and on theNinneseah r., 30
m. W. of Hutchinson and 28 m. S. W. of
Sterling, in a prosperous and well-settled
section.
TELEPHONE ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established is66 ; John D. Evans, editor ; John
D. Evans and Chas. A. Paytou, publishers.
SYRACUSE, Hamilton Co., p 700
pop., % m. to Arkansas r., on Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe Rd. A general merchan-
dising town.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1..50 ;
established 1885 ; C. B. Lollar, editor ; Dema-
rest Pi-inting Co., publishers; circ'n L2.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x4((; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
H. N. Lester, editor ; Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation L2.
SENTINEL; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; Will C. Higgins and Wni. O. Me-
Kinlay, editors; Sentinel Publishing Co.,
publishers.
TALOGA, Morton Co., O, 300 pop .
on proposed extension of the Chicago, Kan
sas & Western Rd., in a fine stock-raising
and farming section.
CHIEF; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x:y ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Frank Ream, editor and publisher.
THAYER, Neosho Co., U^ 509 pop., on
Kansas City, Lawrence & Southern Kansas
Rd., 108 m. from Lawrence. Surrounded by
coal fields.
HEAD LIGHT; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; C. T. Ewing, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
TONGANOXIE, -Z^eaueniyorf/i Co., [if
619 pop., on Kansas Citj% Wyandotte &
Northwestern and Union Pacific Rds., 13 m.
from Lawrence and 21 from Leavenworth.
Agricultural and stock-raising section. A
large flour mill and creamery is located
here.
MIRROR; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription $1; established 1882;
Heymen & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation K 2.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription Si. 25 ; established 1883 ; I. P.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KANSAS.
Morse, editor ; J. H. Clark, publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
TOPEKA, C H., Shawnee Co., n- State
Capital, 23,^99 pop., on Kansas r., and on
Union Pacific, Leavenworth, Topeka &
Southwestern and Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rds., 29 m. from La^^Tence and 60
W. of Kansas City. .Engaged in milling and
manufacturing, and the centre of an active
trade. Agricultural district surrounding.
Coal mines and stone quarries in the vi-
cinity. Has several institutions of learning.
The State Insane Asylum and the general
oflaces of the Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe
Rd. are located here.
CAPITAL; everv morning except Sun-
day, sr\«AY CAPITAL., Sundays, and
CAPITAL AND FAKiYlERSs' JOUR-
NAL, Thursdays; daily and weekly eight
pages, Sundays twelve pages; size— daily and
weekly 36x48, Sundays (size of page) 18x24 ;
subscription— daily $s, weekly $1, Sunday $1 ;
established 1879; J. K. Hudson, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H 1, Sunday H 2,
weeklv H 2.
COMMONWEALTH ; every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
davs ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
-^aily 16x22, weekly 18x24; subscription-
daily $3, weekly $1 ; established 1859 ; Com-
monwealth Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily H 2, weekly H 2; New York
office, room 65, Tribune Building.
KANSAS STATE JOURNAL:
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; independent - republican ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x35, weekly 30x44 ; subscription — dally
$5, weekly $1 ; established — daily 1873, weekly
1874; Frank P. MacLeunan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly H 2.
CAPITAL AND FARMERS' JOUR-
NAL ; (see Ca}dtal.)
KANSAS FARMER; Wednesdaj's ;
agricultural ; sixteen pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription $1..50 ; established 1863 ; W. A.
PefEer, editor ; Kansas Farmer Co., publish-
ers ; circulation U 1.
KANSAS LAW JOURNAL; Satur
days; legal; twenty pages octavo; subscrip-
tion S4 ; established 1884 ; S. L. Seabrook, edi-
tor : Geo. W. Crane & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
KANSAS METHODIST; Wednes
days ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription .$1.25; established 1879;
Rev. A. N. See. editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2 .
KANSAS TELEGRAPH; Thursdays;
German ; eight pages ; size :34x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established ISSO; H. Von Langen,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
LABOR CHIEFTAIN; Saturdays;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1885; Tompkins & Reilly, editors and
publishers: circulation K 1.
MAIL ; Fridays republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1882; F. A. Root & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; dated at North
Topeka.
SATURDAY EVENING LANCE;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1883 ; Harry W. Frost,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SPIRIT OF KANSAS; Saturdays;
four jjages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1871 ; G. F. Kimball, editor and
publisher; circulation .12.
SUNDAY C A P I T A Ti ; (see Capital. )
WESTERN BAPTIST; Wednesdays;
baptist : eiglit pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1883; Holt & Vale,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
KANSAS KNIGHT AND SOL-
DIER ; semi monthly ; grand army of the
KAXSAS.
i-epublic; four pages; size 22x31; subscription
50 cents ; established 1884 ; M. O. Frost, editor
and publisher ; circulation 12.
LIGHT ; semi-monthly ; masonic ; twelve
pages ; size 9x12 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; C. Spalding, editor and publisher;
circulation J 2.
CITY AND FARM RECORD AND
WESTERN REAL ESTATE JOUR-
NAL^ monthly ; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; I. W.
Pack, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
WESTERN SCHOOL JOURNAL ;
monthly ; educational ; thuty-two pages ;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; H. C. Speer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation G 1.
TORONTO, Woodson Co., Q, pop. of
township 1,236, on St. Louis, Ft. Scott &
Wichita and Chicago, Kansas & Western
Rds., 100 m. from Kansas City, Mo., and 73
from Ft. Scott. Surrounded by a fine
farming, fruit and stock-raising countrj-.
Water power, but unimproved.
REGISTER ; Fridays; four pages; size
26x4(1; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
W. P. Dickerson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2. .
TOPIC; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; Frank Hall, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
TOWANDA, Butler Co., O^ 300 pop.,
on St. Louis, Ft. Scott & Wichita Rd., 22 m.
E. of Wichita, in centre of a fine farming
country.
HERALD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ;
E. Davis, .1r., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
TRIBUNE, Greeley Co., -n 400 pop.
A new and growing agricultural town, 35 m.
from Syracuse, on A., T. & S. F. Rd., and the
same distance froni,Wallace, on the U.P. Rd.
GREELEY CO. TRIBUNE; Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size <:2x;^ ;
subscription .$1.50; established 1886; Carter
Hutchinson, editor and publisher.
TROY, C. H., Doniphan Co., [n' 850
pop., on Burlington & Mo. River Rd.,
at the intersection of the St. Joseph & Grand
Island Rd., and on the Chicago, Kansas &
Nebraska branch of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., 14 m. W. of St. Joseph,
Mo., and 16 from Atchison.
KANSAS CHIEF; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1857 ; Sol. Miller, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished is8(i : A. W. Beale. editor and publisher.
TURON, Reno Co., 'Q 125 pop , on line
uf D. M. & A. & Chicago, Rock Island & Ne-
braska Rds., 27 m. from Kingman, 22 from
Stafford and 40 from Hutchinson. In an
elevated, rolling, well drained agricultural
section.
RUSTLER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; Graham & Carr, edi-
tors and publishers.
ITDALL, Cowley Co., :\ 700 pop., on
the Atchison, Topeka, & Santa Fe Rd. A
merchandising and trade centre.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
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KANSAS.
I
pages; sizet2xoO; subscription $1; established
1886; A. V. Wilkinson, editor; Sherman,
Hicks & Wilkinson, publishers.
ULYSSES, Grant Co., p 600 pop., on
Cimarron r., 25 xn. from Lakin the nearest
railroad station. In a rich agricultural
section.
GRANT CO. REGISTER; Tuesdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; Herbert L. Gill, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
UNIONTOWN, Bourbon Co., O, .500
pop., on St. Louis, Ft. Scott & "Wichita Rd.
Several graded schools, also a grist mill.
TEIiEPHONE; Wednesdays ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; Chas. S. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
VALLEY CENTER, Sedgioick Co.,
p 85 pop., on Caldwell branch of Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and Kansas division of
St. Louis & San Francisco Rds.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1; established 1885; A. H. Car-
penter, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
VALLEY FALLS, Jefferson Co., cf
1,335 pop., on Delaware r. and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., at intersection of
Kansas Central branch of Union Pacific
Rd., 25 m. from Topeka, 25 from Atchison,
35 from Leavenworth, 35 from Lawrence
and 60 from Kansas City, from which point
a new road is proposed to pass through
here. It has fine water power, which is
employed in manufacturing; also a large
elevator. Surrounded bj' an agricultural
region.
IiUCIFER; Fridays; free-thought; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Harman & Walker, editors ; M.
Harman & Son, publishers; circulation J 1.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866; R. E. Van Meter, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 :
established 1880 ; T. W. Gardiner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WA-KEENEY, C. H., Trego Co., -n
423 pop., on Kansas division of Union Pacific
Rd. Has chalk works, which are said to
be the only ones of the kind in the United
States.
TRIBUNE : Fridays: eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
A. W. Hotr-hkiss, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
W^ESTERN KANSAS WORIiD ;
Saturdays: republican; eight pages; size
30x41; subscription $2; established 1879; W.
S. Tilton, editor and publisher; circ'u L2.
WAKEFIELD, Clay Co., [^ .500 pop.,
on Junction City & Ft. Kearney branch of
Kansas division of Union Pacific Rd. A ship.
ping point for grain and live stock.
ADVERTISERS Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. J. L. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher.
WALLACE, Wallace Co., -n 600 pop.,
on the Kansas division of the Missouri Pa-
cific Rd., 420 m. W. of Kansas City, and in
KANSAS.
the midst of a rich and fertile district. The
centre of a large trade.
WALLACE CO. NEWS? Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1886; J, E. Hughes,
editor ; News Companv, publishers.
WALLACE CO. REGISTER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; established
1886; S. L. Wilson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
W A L N U T , Crawford Co., □, pop.
of township 2,128, midway between Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe and Kans. Pac. Rds.
A trade centre for a newly settled locality.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50 : established 1881 ;
Quick & Holeman, editors "and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WALNUT CITY, (RUSH CENTRE
p. O.) Rush Co., a 500 pop., on Walnut r.
and Chicago, Kansas & Western Rd., 250 m.
W. of Kansas City ; a fertile farming sec-
tion. Engaged in stock-raising and quar-
rying.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. E. Ruhl, editor ; Democrat Pub-
lishing Co., ])ublishers.
GAZETTE: Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; R. A. & H. A. Russell, editors and
publishers.
WALiTO'S, Harvey Co., g pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe T}[d .~ j
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886; Ira H. Clarke, editor and
publisher.
WAMEGO, Pottatcattomie Co., cf 2,000
pop., on Kansas r. and Union Pacific Rd., 37
m. from Topeka. The chief pursuits are
agricultural. Is the leading grain market
of the county.
KANSAS AGRICULTURIST; Fri
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 40x52 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; E. A.
Weller, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
KANSAS REPORTER; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1870 ; W. F. Davis &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WANO, C'^eyemie Co.. "n 400 pop. In a
stock-raising and agricultural section, 26 m
from Beukelman, Neb., and 42 m. from At
wood.
CHEYENNE CO. RUSTLER; Fri
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; C. E.
Denison, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
WARWICK, Republic Co., [^ 275
pop., on Republican r. near Belleville, the
county seat. A shipping point for grain,
hogs and cattle. A good agricultural section.
LEADER; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.5ii; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. H. Price, editor and publisher.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co., i 2,20) pop., on Mill Creek, 120 m. W. of
Atchison and 10 S. W. of Hanover, on Kan-
sas branch of the B. & M. Rd., at terminus
of the Greenleaf Branch of the Missouri
Pacific Rd. An agricultural and stock-
raising district.
POST; Fridays; four pages; size 24x34;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KANSAS.
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Charles
F. Barrett, editor and publisher ; cire'n K 1
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays; eii,'ht pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1869 ;
H. C. Robinson, editor and publislier ; circu-
lation J 1 .
WASHTXGTON CO. REGISTER ;
Saturdays; four pai^es ; size 26x40 ; subscrip
tion $1.50 ; established 18S0 ; J. T. Hole, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WATERVILIiE, Marshall Co., rf 674
pop., on Central branch of Missouri Pacific
Rd., 100 m. W. of Atchison and 15 from
county seat.
TELEGRAPH ; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1868 ; Henry C. Willson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WAVERLY, CoffeijCo., a- 700 pop., on
the Southern Kansas Rd. and the Kansas,
Nebraska & Dakota Rd., recently com-
pleted from Ft. Scott to Topeka and the
Le Roy. Topeka & Northern Rd., now in
course of construction, 19 m. N. E. of Bur-
lington and 80 from Kansas City, Mo.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; T,. E. Smith, editor and publisher;
cu'culation L 2 .
WAYNE, Republic Co., [^ 200 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd. Con-
siderable live stock raised. Good agricult-
ural section.
REGISTER ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; B. W. Curtis, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
WEBSTER, Hooks Co., [^ 150 pop.,
10 m. from Stockton, the county seat, and .32
m. from Bull's City. Noted for the fertility
of its soil.
EA GLiE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; P. D.
Graham, editor and publisher; cire'n K 1.
WEIR, Cherokee Co., Q, 2,100 pop., on
Ft. Soott & Gulf Rd.. 137 m. from Kansas
City. Coal mining and the manufacture of
zinc are the principal industries.
WEIR CITY TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
eiglit pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1884 ; A. L. Hayden, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
WELLINGTON, C. H., Sumner Co.,
[? 6,346 pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe and Kansas City, LawTence & So. Kan-
sas, Kansas & Nebraska, Wellington &
Northwestern, and Hannibal & Missouri
Rds., 252 m. from Kansas City. In the
heart of a splendid agricultural country.
MORNING <ilID-NUNC; every morn
ing except Sunday; republican; four pages;
size 22x80: subscription $5; established 1887 ;
Wells Corey, editor ; Corey & Co., publishers.
PRESS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEIi-LiY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size— daily 22x30, weeklj^ 30x44;
subscription — weekly $1.50; established —
daily 1884, weekly 1872 ; A. L. Runyan, editor ;
Press Pi"inting Co , publishers ; circulation —
daily L2. weekly I 1 .
MONITOR; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription Sl.fiO ; establisned 1886 ; J.
G. Campbell, editor: Campbell & Hood, pub-
lishers : circulation L2.
SUMNER CO. STANDARD; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
KANSAS.
established 1883; Luke Herring, editor and
publisher: circulation J 2.
WELLSFORD, (DOWELL P. O.)
KioHxi Co., p 250 pop., 45 m. from Larned.
In a rich farming and stock-raising section.
On proposed route of the K. P. & W. branch
of the Rock Island Rd.
KIOWA CO. DEMOCRAT: Thurs-
days ; democratic ; ei^ht pages ; size 30x44 •,
subscription $1.5 • ; established 18.S7 ; R. E.
Dowell, editor ; R. A. Dowell & Son, pub-
lishers.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; four pacres ;
size 24x34: subscription $1.50; established
1885; H. W. HoUis, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
WENDELL, Edwards Co.. g lOO
pop., in the heart of an excellent farming
and stock raising section. On proposed
railroad, and near Kingslej' on Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
CHAMPION; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 : estab-
lished 1885 : Jos. I. Lawless, editor ; Wendell
Publishing Co., publisliers.
WESTMORELAND, C. H., Potta-
ivattomie Co., cf 377 pop., 20 m. from Wa-
mego. Located in the centre of a fine
stock-growing section.
RECORDER; Thursdays; eight pages j
size 31x44; sub.scription $1.50; established
1882; Shiuer & Anderson, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
WESTPHALIA, Anderson Co., n-
pop. of township 968, on the Missouri Pacific
Rd. Merchandising is the principal in-
dustry.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Adele D. Reed, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
WEST PLAINS, Meade Co., p 400
pop., in a rich stock-raising and agricultural
.section.
GUARDIAN; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; Allison & Adams, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
WHITE CLOUD, Doniphan Co., r^
894 pop., on Missouri r. and Burlington &
Missouri River Rd. in Nebraska. An horti-
cultural district.
REV^IEW ; Thursdays : eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
H. P. Beidelman, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
WHITING, Jackson Co.,\:i .S91 pop., on
the Missouri Pacific Rd.,31 m. W. of Atchi-
son and 50 S. W. of St. Joseph, Mo. Engaged
in stock-raising, wheat and fruit growing.
A shipping point for grain.
NEW.S; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1; established 1883; G. C. Wei-
vle, editor ami publisher; circulation L 2.
WICHITA, C. H., Sedgwick Co., g
25,309 pop., on Great Arkansas, at mouth of
Little Arkansas r., and on the Wichita
branch of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
and St. Louis & San Franci.sco, Wichita &
Western, St. Louis, Fort Scott & W^ichita
and Wichita & Colorado Rds.. 160 m. S. W.
of Topeka. Engaged in stock-raising and
wheat growing. An important railroad
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
269
KANSAS.
centre. Three other roads— the Chicago &
Rock Island, Kans. Midland and Missouri,
Texas & Ft. Worth— now in course of con-
struction.
BEACON ; every evening except Sun-
day, and \VEEKLiY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 28x44, weekly
29x44 ; subscription— daily ST, weekly S2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1884. weekly 1872 ; Smith &
White, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K 2, weekly J 2.
EAGLE; everj- morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; eight pages;
size of page 17x24; subscription— daily $S,
weekly .§1 ; established — daily 1884, weekly
1872 ; M. M. Murdock, editor; Murdock & Bro.,
publishers ; eirc'n — daily I 2 , weekly 1 1 .
ARROW; Saturdavs ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .$1.50; established 1884;
Lou Hoding, editor and publisher.
H E R O Li D ; Thursdays ; German ; six
pages : size of page 22x2S ; subscription $2 ;
established 18.85 ; John Hoenscheidt, editor
and publisher; circulation Kl: a State edi-
tion, entitled Kam^as Staats Zeitung, same
■size and form, subscription §2, is also issued ;
circulation K 1.
KANSAS STAATS ANZEIGER;
(seeHerold.)
LA BOR - UNION ; Saturdays ; labor ;
four Images ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 18S6; Labor Union Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
NEW REPUBLIC; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Jenninti^s & Starr, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
WILBURN, Ford Co., p 150 pop.,
in a rich agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict, 22 m. from Dodge City and 22 from
Mead Centre.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription .$1.25; estab-
lished 1886; J. H. Clawson, editor and pub-
lisher.
WILLIAMSBURG, Franklin Co.
u- 980 pop., on the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Rd. Large flour mills here Coal,
Are clay and potters' clay found in abund
ance. Has large brick, tile and pottery
furnaces.
EA GLE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1884 ; T. W.
Fields, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
WILSON, Ell&worth Co., u 725 pop.,
on Union Pacific Rd. Wheat and stock-
raising are the chief features.
ECHO; Thursdaj's ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. A. Coover, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
^YONDER ; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 18S6; W. S. Keller, editor and
publisher.
WINCHESTER, Jefferson Co., rf 535
pop., on the Kansas Central Narrow Gauge
division of Union Pacific Rd., 25 m. W. of
Leavenworth City. Surrounded by a fine
farming and stock-raising country.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 : subscription §1.50 ; established 1877 ;
Lou W. Robinson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
WINDOM, McPherson Co., n 400
pop., on Marion & McPherson branch of the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; independent;
KAKSAS.
four pages ; size 24x:B5 ; subscription .§1.50 ;
established 1884; D. A. Chapman, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
WINFIELD, C. H., Cowley Co., O^ 6,200
pop., on Walnut r., and Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, Southern Kansas, St. Louis & San
Francisco and Denver, Memphis & Atlantic
Rds., .38 m. S. E. of Wichita, 75 W. of Inde-
pendence. Various trades and stores,
.schools, banks and churches. A thriving
town
VISITOR; every morning, and WEEK -
liY, Mondays; four pages; size 26x40 : sub-
scription—daily §.5.20; established 1886; Wm.
M. Allison, editor and publisher.
A3IERICAN NONCONFORMIST ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription §1.50; established 18;9; H. & L. Vin-
cent, editors and publishers ; circ'n .J 2.
COURIER; Thursdays ; republican ;
six pages ; size of page 28x44 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1873; Millington & Greer,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
COWLEY CO. TELEGRA3I; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $l..Tt) ; established 1872 ; D. C.
Young, editor ; Black & Rembaugh, publish-
ers ; circulation .1 2 .
COWLEY CO. TRIBUNE ; Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size of page 15x21 ; sub-
scription §1.50 ; established 1884 ; Cowley
News Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
WOODRUFF, Phillips Co., ^ 150
pop., on B. K. & S. W. Rd., in an agricultural
section.
GAZETTE ; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 22x3(1; subscription §1..50; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. H. Hill, editor : X. J. Ludl, pub
lisher.
WOODSTON, Booh-s Co., [^ 500 pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd. A business centre
commanding the trade of the surrounding
country.
SAYV^; Fridays; independent; four pages;
size 22x31; subscription §1.5'i; established
1886 ; C. C. Thompson, editor and publisher.
WYANDOTTE, C. H., Wyandotte
Co., p 12,086 pop., on Missouri r., near the
mouth of Kansas r. and on the Missouri
Pacific and Union Pacific Rds., adjoining
Kansas City, Mo. A place of active trade,
and is fast becoming a manufacturing
centre. By a recent consolidation, Wyan-
dotte, in connection with Armstrong and
Armourdale, has become part of Kansas
City, although each of the above places re-
tain distinct post offices.
GAZETTE; (see Kansas City.)
HERALD; (see Kansas City.)
KANSAS PIONIER; (.see Kansas City.)
YATES CENTER, C. H., Woodson
Co., □, 1,271 pop., 60 m. from Fort Scott, and
15 S. W. of Neosho Falls, on St. Louis, Fort
Scott Sc Wichita Rd. Agricultural and
stock-raising district.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1877 ; W. H.
Slavens, editor ; Buck & Trueblood, publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
SUN; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 24x:>l: subscription §1.50; established
1886 ; J. A. Overbev, editor and publisher.
WOODSON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x.35 ; sul scrip-
tion §1.5<); established 1884; C. S. McCartney;
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
KENTUCKY.
ASHLAND, Boyd Co., d 4,800 pop.,
on Ohio r., 14(i in. from Cincinnati, 40 from
Portsmouth ; on the Ashland Coal & Iron,
Chatteroi and the Chesapealce & Ohio Rds.,
and on the line of the May ville & Big Sandy
Rd., now almost completed. Engaged in
the manufacture of pig iron and nails,
coal and iron mining. Some forty furnaces
are located within a radius of 10 miles.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
Sages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1871 ; James A. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 .
REPUBI.ICAN5 Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; J. M. Huff, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
AUGUSTA, fi»'«c^•m Co., [^ 1,700 pop.,
on Ohio r., 42 m. above Cincinnati, and 18
below Maysville. Engaged in tobacco
growing.
BRACKEN CO. CHRONICL.E;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50: established 1869;
W. V. Weldon, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 3.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x:^; established 1886 ;
Henrj' V. Morris, editor and publisher.
BARDSTOWN, C. H., Nelson Co., n
1,803 pop., on the Bardstown branch of the
Louisville & Nashville Rd., 39 m. S. of Louis-
ville. Educational centre. Surrounded by
an agricultural country, and centre of
active trade. Large distilleries in vicin-
ity ; principal shipments, hogs, cattle, to-
bacco and grain.
NEIiSON CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; J. P. Murray, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BARDlVELiL, C. H., Carlisle Co., p
1,000 pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 12 m.
from Cairo, 111. Engaged in farming, lum-
bering and milling.
STAR; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x:>4 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Hugh M. Saunders, editor ; Kemp
& Lusby, publishers.
BEATTYVILLE, C. H., Lee Co., a-
260 pop., 10 m. from Booueville and 45 from
Richmond. A coal-mining and lumbership-
piug point.
THREK FORKS ENTERPRISE ;
Fridaj's ; four pages ; size 22x30; subscription
§1 ; established 1883 ; J. F. Sutton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BOWLING GREEN, C. H., War-
ren Co., ^ 9,000 pop., on Big Barren r., at the
head of navigation, and on Louisville &
Nashville Rd., 114 m. from Louisville. An
important shipping point. Has gas and
water works, numerous factories and nat-
ural gas company.
EVENINCJ DE3IOCKAT; every even-
ing except Sunday, ami DE310CRAT, Sat-
urdays; democratic; four pages; size— daily
19x25, weekly 29x44 ; subscription— weekly
$1.50 ; established— daily 1S86, weekly 1867 ; N.
P. Barclay, editor and publisher ; circulation
— weekly .1 1 .
PARK CITY TIMES; every evening
except Sunday, and TI.IIES-GAZETTE,
Wednesdays; eight pages; size30.x44; sub-
scription—daily $7.80. weekly $1 ; established
KENTUCKY.
—daily 1882, weekly 1880 ; John B. Gaines, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation — daily 1 1 ,
weekly H 2.
DEIVIOCRAT ; (see Evening Democrat.)
TIMES-GAZETTE, (see Park City
Times.)
MODERATOR; monthly ; Cumberland
Presbyterian (colored); sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15; subscription $1 : established 1886;
Rev. H. A. Gibson, editor and publisher.
BRANDENBURGH, C. H., Meade
Co., -n 587 pop., on Ohio r., 40m. below Louis-
ville. Has a salt well, yielding 23 barrels a
dav, and natural gas wells. Is an impor-
tant shipping point for produce.
MEADE CO. NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; O. W. Coleman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BROOKVILLE, C. H., Bracken Co.,
[^ 500 pop., 9 m. from Augusta, on the Ohio
r., and 15 from Covington. Engaged in grow-
ing and shipping cotton and raising tobacco.
BRACKEN DEMOCRAT; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1..50; established 1883; R. E.
Staton, editor ; R. E. and E. W. Staton, pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
BURLINGTON, C. H., Boone Co., ^
500 pop., 15 m. from Cincinnati, O. Sur-
rounded by a good farming country.
BOONE CO. RECORDER; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1875; Riddell & Hall, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CADIZ, C. H., Trigg Co., p 950 pop.,
about 15 m. W. of Hopkinsville. Located
In a rich agricultural and stock-growing
country.
KENTUCKY TEI^EPHONE; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882; Crenshaw & Pike,
editors and p ublishers ; circulation K 2.
CALHOUN, C. H., McLean Co., ^ 700
pop., on Green r., 8 m. from Livermore and
23 from Owensboro.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24X.36; subscription $1: established 1886;
J. M. Dodd, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
CARLISLE, C. H., Nicholas Co., i
1,500 pop., on Maysville branch of Kentucky
Central Rd., about 25 m. from Lexington.
Considerable tobacco raised in the county.
MERCURY; Tliursdaj^s; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; G. R. Keller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
^ 1,600 pop., on Ohio r., near the mouth of
Kentucky r., 45 m. N. by W. of Frankfort, 82
from Cincinnati and 62 from Louisville.
Shipping point for stock, tobacco and
grain. Engaged in the manufacture of
woolen goods, furniture and lumber. Has
two distilleries and four large tobacco fac-
tories.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.dO ;
established 1868; E. A. GuUion, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1. B3^ Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Nov.
27. 1^86, as per statement on file at the ofpce
of the American Newspaper Directory, 1,246
copies.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
271
KENTUCKY.
CASEYVILLE, Union Co., ^ 800
pop., on the Ohio r., about 2 m. from De-
koven, the nearest railroad point. Con-
siderable coal mined here.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1883 ; Wilson Lamb, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
CATLETTSBURG, C. H., Boyd Co.,
cf 3,150 pop., on Ohio r., and Chesapeake &
Ohio and Chattaroi Rds., at the mouth of Big
Sandy r., 150 m. E. by N. of Frankfort. This
is the shipping point for the surplus timber,
lumber and produce shipped annually from
the Big Sandy Valley.
CENTRAL. METHODIST; Satur
days ; methodist episcopal, south ; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription $2 ;
established 1867 ; Rev. Zephaniah Meek, edi-
tor; Meek& Noland, publishers ; circ'n H 1.
KENTUCKY DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1879; T. D.
Marcum, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1 .
LEADER; Thursdays; democi-atic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Felix A. Barbee, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CENTRAL CITY, Muhlenberg Co.,-n
1,600 pop., on the Newport News & Missis-
sippi Valley and Owensboro & Nashville
Rds., 36 m. from Owensboro. Tobacco
growing an agricultural feature. Coal
mining and manufacturing extensively car-
ried on.
MUHLENBERG REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Geo .
Bm-roughs, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CLINTON, C.H., Hickman Co., p 1,300
pop., on the Illinois Central Rd., 30 m. S. of
Cairo, 111. Has three lai-ge educational insti-
tutes.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876; Kemp & Lusby, editors and
publishers ; cLi'Culation K 1.
CLOVERPORT, Breckenridge Co., -a
1,150 pop., on the Ohio r., 110 m. below
Louisville. General mercantile and manu-
facturing business.
BRECKENRIDGE NEWS; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; C. T. Sut-
ton, editor ; J. D. Babbage, publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Adair Co., 0 764
pop., does a general country trade, and has
a Christian College and a High School.
HERALD ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription Sl-^'O; established 1885;
George Nell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
SPECTATOR ; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1870; Cravens & Hardvey, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
CORINTH, Gra7it Co., [^ 400 pop.,
on Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Rd., 12 m. S. of Williamstown, surrounded
by a productive agricultural and stock-
raising district.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdavs ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
■ KENTUCKY.
$1.50 ; established 1S86 ; J. R. Garrett, editor
and publisher.
COVINGTON, C. H., Keyiton Co., t)
38,000 pop., on Ohio r., opposite Cincinnati—
^with which It is connected by a bridge— and
at terminus of Kentucky Central Rd. Has
large manufacturing and commercial in-
terests. A new bridge is in course of con-
struction here, over which will pass the
Kentucky Central and the Elizabethtown,
Lexington & Big Sandy Rds.
COMMONVVEAL.TH; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, w-eekly (size of
Dage) 15x22 ; subscription — dally $5, weekly
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; L. E. Casey, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily J 2, weekly H 1.
APOSTOLIC GUIDE; Fridays ; disci-
ples ; eight pages ; size of page 18x25 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1867 ; F. G. Allen, edi-
tor; Guide Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 2 ; dated at Covington
and Louisville.
ENTERPRISE; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 18x25 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1885 ; Enterprise Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 2(5x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; James M Brain and John
Bitzinger, Jr., editors and publishers.
CYNTHIANA, C. H., Harrison Co.,
i 2,300 pop., on South Licking r., Chesapeake
& Ohio and Kentucky Central Rd., 66 m.
S. of Covington and 33 N. of Lexington.
Carriage shops, cigar factories and Smith's
Institute are located here. Headquarters
for the Bourbon whisky trade of the
United States.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868; H. C. Kehoe, M.D., editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 2.5x38 ; subscription $2 ; established
1851 ; A. J. Morey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ;
Frank W. Norris, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
DANVILLE, C. H., Boyle Co., a 4.000
pop., 5 m. from Knoxville Branch Rd. and
42 S. of Frankfort, on Cincinnati, New Or-
leans & Texas Pacific Rd., 113 m. from Cin-
cinnati. Is the educational centre of Ken-
tucky. One large male and two female
colleges, a Presbjterian Theological Semi-
nary and an Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb are located here. It is surrounded
by an agricultural district.
KENTUCKY ADVOCATE; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x45 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1865 ; Mai-rs & Boyle,
editors ; Advocate Printing and Publishipg
Co.. publishers; circulation J 2.
KENTUCKY^ DEAF MUTE ; Thurs
days ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1874 ; published by the
Kentucky Institution for the Education of
the Deaf and Dumb ; circulation L 2 .
TRIBUNE ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878; Dunlap, Nichols & Fry, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
DIXON, C. H., Webster Co., -a 758 pop.,
12 m. W. from Slaughtersville, the nearest
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KENTUCKY.
railroad point. Contains large tobacco fac-
tories.
WEBSTER CO. RECORD; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
SI ; established 1880; E. G. Bishop, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DYCUSBURGH, Crittenden Co., -n
500 pop., on Cumberland r., 35 ni. E. N. E. of
Paducah. Has tine churches, schools and
mills. A large amount of produce is shipped
here.
CRITTENDEN COURIER ; Wednes
days: independent; four pages; size 13x22;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Geo.
T. Harris, editor and publishei*.
ELIZABETHTOWN, C. H., Ear-
din Co., a 2,520+ pop., on Valley Creek and
Louisville & Nashville Rd., at junction of
Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern Rd., and
shortly to be connected with the Chesa-
peake & Ohio, 42 m. from Louisville. Fine
Court House and numerous manufacto-
ries.
HARDIN CO. MESSENGER ; Wed
nesdavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI ; established 1886 ; Edwin C.
Colgan, editor ; Hardin Co. Publishing Co.,
publishers.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1869 ; H. A. Sommers, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
ELKTON, C. H., Todd Co., J3 1,200
pop., terminus of Elkton & Guthrie Rd.,
and 8 m. from L. N. & Great Southern
Rd. A tobacco-growing district.
TODD CO. PROGRESS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscrip-
tion S1.50; established 1884; L. W. Gaines,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
EMINENCE, i7e»?-2/ Co., i 1.043tpop.,
on Lexington branch of Louisville & Nash-
ville Rd., 40 m. from Louisville. A general
merchandising town.
CONSTITUTIONALIST; Thursdays;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1868; W. A. and C. V. Holland, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
rALMOUTH, C. H., Pendleton Co.,
^ 1,300 pop., on Licking r. and Kentucky
Central Rd., 40 m. from Cincinnati. An im-
portant shipping point. Has factories and
stores of various kinds.
GUIDE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; Geo.
F. Henry, M. D., editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 2.
PENDT^ETON DEMOCRAT ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1; established 1882; Peck &
Thompson, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
FL.EMINGSBURGH, C. H., Flem-
ing Co., cf 1,000 pop., on Cincinnati & South-
eastern Rd., 17 m. S. of Ohio r., at Mays-
ville, in agricultural section.
<;AZETTE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 20x26 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1880; Henry Pickrell, editor; H. &
M. Pickrell, jjublishers ; circulation K 1.
T I 31 E S - D E I>1 O C R A T ; Fridays ;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion Sl.aO; established 1867; H. Duley, editor
and publisher; circulation K ].
KENTUCKY.
FRANKFORT, C. H., Franklin Co.,
^ State Capital, 8,250 pop., on Kentucky r.,
60 m. from its mouth, and Louisville &
Nashville Rd., 29 m. from Lexington and
65 from Louisville. Engaged in lumber,
whisky, twine, and other manufactures.
Has an extensive coal trade. •
CAPITAL J Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 2^3x35; subscription §1.50;
established 1884 ; John D. Woods, editor ;
Public Printer and Binder of Kentucky, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 : issued daily during
the session of the Legii5lature.
ROUNDABOUT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 2t)x27 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; George A. Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
W^ E S T E R N ARGUS ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; fovir pages ; size 24x86 : subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1886; Pat McDonald,
editor and publisher.
KENTUCKY LAW REPORTER ;
monthly ; legal : one hundred and eighteen
pages octavo : subscription $5 ; established
1880 ; Edw'd W. Hines, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
FRANKLIN, C. H., Simpson Co., g
2,150 pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 184
m. from Louisville and 51 from Nashville.
Situated In an agiicultural and stock-
raising region. Some manufacturing car-
ried on.
FAVORITE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1872 : H. H. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
FTJIiTON, Fulton Co., p 4,600 pop., on
Newport News and Mississippi Valley and
Illinois Central Rds. Has furniture factory,
foundry and two planing mills.
BAPTIST GLEANER ; Wednesdays;
bantist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$l.o0; established 1880; J. N. Hall and J. B.
Moody, editors and publishers ; cjrc'n I 1 .
B003IERANG; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1SS6; Walker & Cobourn, editors
and publishers.
FULTONIAN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879; Alexander N. Taylor,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TOIIiER; Fridays; labor; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886; J. P. Whitney, editor and publisher;
an organ of the Knights of Labor.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Scott Co., 6
2,061+ pop., on Cincinnati, New Orleans &
Texas Pacific Rd. Engaged in agriculture
and stock raising. College and three semi-
naries located here.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x42; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1867; John A. Bell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
GLASGOW, C. H., Barren Co., p 2,000
pop., near the line of Louisville & Nashville
Rd., connected with it by the Glasgow
branch, 90 m. S. of Louisville. Large quan-
tities of petroleum and tobacco shipped
from this place. Extensive coal oil wells
located two miles from Glasgow.
BANNER ; Thursdavs ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 : established 1884 ;
Rodgers & Bullock, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
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KENTUCKY.
KENTUCKY.
HERALD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x:?2 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. P.
Brooks, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
N EWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 2(ix40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
188t) ; J. M. Richardson, editor ; Leslie &
Richard^^on, publishers.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Smith & Gorin, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
GREENSBURG, C. H., Green Co.,
o 800 pop., on Green r., at Southern terminus
of Cumberland & Ohio Rd., 100 m. S. of
Louisville. Tobacco, live stock and lumber
shipped in vast quantities.
TIMES; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; J. J. Courts, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
GREENUP, C. H., Greenup Co., cf
1,100 pop., on Ohio r., and at the terminus of
the Eastern Kentucky Rd.. 10 m. from Iron-
ton, 20 from Portsmouth and 135 from Cin-
cinnati, in the centre of the mineral region
of Kentucky. Extensively engaged In iron
and coal mining. Has stove foundry and
large spoke factory.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdaj^s ; Independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1881 ; W. J. A. Rardin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Muhlenberg
Co., -a 1,500 pop., on C, O. & S. W. Rd. Cele-
brated for its educational facilities, vast
coal fields and extensive tobacco manu-
facture.
MUHLENBERG ECHO ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x4(1 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1877 ; Will. E. Eaves,
editor and publisher : circulation K 2.
HARDINSBURG, C. H., Brecken-
ridge Co., -a 800 pop,, about 56 m. S. W. of
Lotiisville and 10 E. of Cloverport, which Is
on the Ohio r.
S40UTHERN REPUBLICAN ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; John
Ewing, editor; R. W. 3Iinser, publishei*.
HARRODSBURG, C. H., Mercer
Co., a 2,700 pop., on the Southwest Rd. of Ky.,
about 30 m. S. of Frankfort. Surrounded
bj^ an agricultural section.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x43; subscription $1.51'-
established 1872 ; F. D. Spotswood, editor ;
Democrat Publishing Co., publishers ; circu;
lation .J ] .
HARTFORD, C. H., Ohio Co., c] 1,200
pop. A pleasantly located town, with local
trade and educational facilities. A superior
free college is located here.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1..50; established 1875; McHenry
Rhodes and Frank L. Felix, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
H A WES VILLE, Hancoch Co., -a 1 ,000
pop., on Ohio r., opposite Cannelton, Ind.,
and 14 m. from Cloverport. Steamboat con-
nection daily.
BALLOT; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 20x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883; Adair Bros., editors and publish-
ers.
HAZLE GREEN, Wolfe Co., [> 250
pop., in an agricultural section 10 m. fi'om
Campton. Has steam, saw and grist mills.
A large seminary is located here.
HERALD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x:35 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1885 ;
Spencer Cooper, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
HENDERSON, C. H., Henderson Co.,
-a 6,000 pop., on Ohio r., and Louisville &
Nashville Rd., and at the terminus of the
Ohio Valley Rd., now in course of construc-
tion from Henderson to Jackson, about 12
m. below Evansville, Tnd., and 170 W. of
Frankfort. Engaged in manufacturing cot-
ton and woolen goods, tobacco, whisky and
flour. A place of considerable commerce.
GLEANER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 : subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Givens & Glvens, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation I 2 .
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
Lyon & Marshall, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
NEWS; Tuesdaj'S ; democratic ; four
pages; size 2^x44; subscription $150; estab-
lished 1864 ; Ben. Harrison and Sam. S. Harri-
son, editors; Ben. Harrison, publisher; cir
culatiou J 1.
HICKMAN, C. H., Fulton Co., p 1,813
pop., on Mississippi r., at terminus of Nash-
ville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rd., 170 m.
from Nashville and 35 below the mouth of
Ohio r. A trade centre and shipping point.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 18.59 ; George Warren, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. *
HODGENVILLE, C. H., La Rue Co.,
n 700 pop., on Hodgeuville & Elizabeth Rd.
(.iust completed), 12 m. from Ellzabethtown,
in agricultural section.
LA RUE CO. HERALD; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1885 ; C. C. Howard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HOPKINS VILLE, C. H., Christian
Co., p 7,000 pop., on St. Louis branch of L. &
N. Rd., 73 m. from Nashville, 204 S. W. of
Frankfort. Engaged in the cultivation of
tobacco, corn and wheat.
KENTUCKY NEW ERA ; tri weekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size— tri-weekly 26x40, weekly 29x45 ;
subscription— triweekly $2.50, weekly $1.50;
established — triweekly 1885, weekly 1870;
Jno. Rust, editor; New Era Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation— tri-
wet-klv K 1, weekly I 1 .
SOUTH KENTUCKIAN; semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Charles M. Meacham, editor ;
Meacham & Wllgus, publishers ; circ'n J 2.
HORSE CAVE, Hart Co., O 800 pop ,
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 81 m. S. of
Louisville.
HART CO. NEWS; Wednesdays; four
pages; sizp 24x36; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1878 ; Will G. Overstreet, editor and
publisher ; cicculation K 1.
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GEO. P.. ROWELL & GO'S
KENTUCKY.
JUNCTION CITY, Boyle Co., a 2,000
pop., on Cincinnati Southern and Louisville
& Nashville Rds., 9") m. from Louisville and
115 from Cincinnati. Has liranch factory of
Standard Oil Co., employing two hundred
and fifty men ; planing mill and other In-
dustries. Lennetta Springs, a largely pa-
tronized summer resort, are also here.
HERALD; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 2(5x40; subscription $1.50; establislied
ISSJ ; Will B. Hansford, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
L.A GRANGE, C. H., Oldham Co., b
514 pop., at junction of the Louisville &
Nashville Rd. A Farming region.
OLDHAM CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 18T6 ; Letcher Alsop, editor ; D.
H. French, publisher ; circulation K 1.
LANCASTER, C. H., Garrard Co., a
1,500 pop., 30 m. from Lexington and 112 from
Louisville, on Kentucky Central Rd. The
raising of tobacco and live stock are the
principal industries.
CENTRAL JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1883 ; W. A. Mullins,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LA-WRENCEBURGH, C. H., An-
derson Cq., n 1,000 pop., near Kentucky r.
Tobacco grovring and whisky distilling. A
shipping point.
ANDERSON NEWS ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1.50; estaljlished 1877 ; F. R.Feland,
editor ; Anderson News Co., publishers ; cir-
culation L2.
LEBANON, C.H.,3/arion Co.,n 2,0541
pop., on Cumberland & Ohio Rd., and
branch of Louisville & Nashville Rd., 67 m.
from Louisville. Centre of a thriving trade
and shipping point for several counties.
STANDARD AND TIMES; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1870 ; James
W. Hopper, editor; Central Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
LEITCHFIELD, C. H., Grayson
Co., -D 900 pop., on Chesapeake, Ohio &
Southwestern Rd., 30 m. from Elizabeth-
town. General merchandising town.
GRAYSON GAZETTE; Fridays; dem-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1881 ; Wallace Gruelle, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Fayette Co., a
25,000 pop., on Cincinnati, New Orleans &
Texas Pacific. Louisville, Nashville and
Chesapeake & Ohio Rds. and the Kentucky
Union Rd., to the Southeastern coal and
iron fields, now building. Located in the
centre of the famous Blue-Grass region of
Kentucky, which is noted for the wealth
and liberality of its people and the fertility
of its soil. One of the finest stock-raising
sections of the country. Considerable
manufacturing done here.
PRESS; everv morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size—
KENTUCKY.
daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription — daily
$10, "weekly $2; established— daily 1870, week-
ly 1871 ; H. T. Duncan, editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily K 1, weekly I 1.
TRANSCRIPT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weeklj' 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly $1 ; established
1876 ; D. E. Caldwell, editor and publisher ;
circulation— dailj- 1 1 , weekly H 1.
KENTUCKY GAZETTE; semi
weekly, Weilnesdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic ; four
pages; size— semi-weekly 27x40, weekly (size
of sheet) 28x46 ; subscription- semi-weekly $5,
weekly $2..50 ; established 1866 ; H. H. Gratz,
editor and publisher ; circulation — semi-
weeklv K 1, weekly .J 1 .
DRUMMER; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Charles W. Townsend, editor and publisher ;
circulation .J 1 .
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS; Sun-
days ; iour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1SS2 ; Thomas A. Flannellj', editor
and publisher: circulation K 2.
KENTUCKY STOCK FARM; Thurs
days ; live stock ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $2; established 1883; P.
P. Johnston, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
LIVE STOCK RECORD; Saturdays;
live stock ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1874 ; B. G. Bruce,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation I 2 .
OBSERVER ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; John O. Hodges, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BIBLE COLLEGE EXPONENT;
monthly ; forty pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; established 18S6 ; Students of Kentucky
University, editors and publishers ; a college
magazine ; issued during the collegiate jear.
BUSINESS WORLD; monthly; com-
mercial ; eight pages ; size of page 12x18 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Wilbur R.
Smith, editor and publisher.
HAMILTON COLLEGE MONTH-
LY ; twenty-four pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Students
of Hamilton Female College, editors ; Tran-
sylvania Printing Co., publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; a school paper; issued during the school
year.
LONDON, C. H., Laurel Co.,a, 527 pop.,
on the Kncrxville branch of the Louisville
& Nashville Rd., 70 ra. from Lexington, 158
from Louisville, 105 from Knoxville. Coal
in large quantities mined here'.
LEADER; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1885; W.
H. Martin, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Fridays; repubU-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1; established 1873; A. R. Dyche, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LOUISA, C. H., Laiorence Co., cf 1,200
pop., on the Chattaroi Rd. and Big Sandy r.
Trading centre in timber, and headquarters
for oil men. Large oil well, and coal and
fire-clay mines in operation in vicinity.
BIG SANDY NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Ferguson & Conley, editors and
publishei's ; circulation K 1.
LOUISVILLE, C. H.. Jefferson Co., 6
160,000 pop., on Ohio r., 145 m. below Cin-
cinnati. Nine railroads centre here. Eligi-
bly located for mechanical and manufac-
tiu-ing industries ; a large number of ex-
tensive iron foundries are located here ;
also numerous tanneries, woolen manufac-
to ies. and various other manufactming
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
KENTUCKY.
establishments. The city is the centre of an
important and increasing wholesale and
retail trade. One of the largest agricultui-al
implement factories in the country.
ANZEIGER: every morning except Mon-
day, f^EMI-WEEKL.Y, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
German ; democratic ; daily and serai-weekly
four pages, Sunday and weekly twelve pages ;
size— ilaily and semi-weekly 28x40, Sunday
and Aveeklv (size of page) isx22 ; subscription
— flaily $9, semi weekly S3.40, weekly S2, Sun-
dav .$2 ; established— daily 1849, weekly 1S51 ;
Louisville Anzeiger Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation — daily H 2, semi-weekly I 1 ,
weekly H 2, Sunday H 2.
COMMERCIALi ; every morning, and
WEEIi-LiY, Tuesdays; iudepeiideut ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
23.\:oT, weeklj' i size of page) 17x24; subscription
—daily S'i, weekly .$1 ; established 1869; Louis-
ville Press Co., editors and publishers; clr-
culatiou— daily F 1. weeklyE 1.
COURIER-JOURNAL.; every morn-
ing, and WEEIv Ij Y, Mondays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; daily (size of page) 17x24, weekly
(size of page) 20x24; subscription— daily $12,
daily without Sunday $10, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished— JournaZ 18:S0, Courier 1843, and
Democrat 1844 ; consolidated 18(}8 ; Louisville
Courier-Journal Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n — daily F 1, weekly B 2.
POST; everv evening except Simday, and
SE.Ui-VVEEKIiY, Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays ; independent-democratic ; four pages;
size 25x38 ; subscription— daily $5, semi-week
ly $1.25 ; established— daily 1876, semi-weekly
1883; Evening Post Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation— daily G 2, semi-weekly J 2.
TI3IE!!5 ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 24x39 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Times Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation G 2.
A3IERICAN BAPTIST; Fridays ; bap
tist ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1879 ; William J. Simmons,
editor ; Wm. H. Steward, publisher ; circu-
lation I 2 ; an organ of colored people.
APOSTOLIC GUIDE; (see Covington.)
CENTRAL CATHOLIC ADVO-
CATE ; Thursdays; catholic; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1869; L. H. Bell, editor and publisher; circu-
lation I 2 .
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER; Wednes
days ; presbyterian ; eight pages ; size of page
18x24 ; subscription $3 ; established 1813 ; Rev.
F. Bartlett Converse and Rev. Thomas E.
Converse, editors; Converse & Co., publishers;
circulation G 2.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870 ; W. H. Munnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2.
FARMERS' HOME JOURNAL;
Saturdaj's ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
of page 18x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
I860 ; I. B. Nail, editor ; Farmers' Home Jour-
nal Co., publishers; circulation F 1.
KATHOLISCHER GLAUBENS-
BOTE ; Sundays; German; catholic; eight
jages; size 3.5x48; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1866 ; Katholischer Glaubensbute Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G 2.
LABOR RECORD; Saturdays; four
ages; size 24xaj; subscription .$1; estab-
ished 1885 ; Charles N. Jacques, editor ; Wib-
bels & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2*
LEADER; Saturdajs ; republican; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886: J. G. Kestler. editor and pub-
lisher.
OHIO FALLS EXPRESS; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; H. Fitzbutler, editor and
publisher ; circulation Jl; an organ of col-
ored people.
OMNIBUS; Sundays; German; twelve
pages ; size of page 16x23 ; subscription $2.50 ;
fi
Fi
KENTUCKY.
established 1865; W. Krippenstapel, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1.
OWL; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x34 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1886; Will A.
Dudley, editor and publisher.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription $1.. 50; established 1887 ; Republican
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
SATIRDAY HERALD; Saturdays;
foiu- pages ; size 24x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
SOUTHERN JOURNAL; Saturdays;
prohibition ; tour pages ; size 23x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 18S5 ; M. E. Schiel, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY ARGUS ; Sundays ; inde-
pendent-democratic ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Argus Pub-
lishing and Printing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation G 2.
TRUTH; Sundays; eight pages; size of
page 15x21 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885;
Truth Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation H 1.
TRUTHFUL WITNESS; Wednes-
days ; temperance ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; S. F. Smith,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
WESTERN RECORDER; Thurs-
days ; baptist ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1834; A. C.
Caperton. editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2.
AMERICAN PRACTITIONER
AND NEWS; bi-weekly; medical; forty-
eight pages; size of page 7x10; subscription
$3 ; established 1862 ; David W. Yandell, M. D.,
and H. A. Cottell, editors ; John P. Morton &
Co.. publishers ; circulation J 1.
HOME AND FARM; semi-monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ;
subscription .50 cents ; established 1876 ; Home
and Farm Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation B 1 .
KNIGHT OF HONOR; semi monthly;
Knights of Honor ; twenty four pages ; size
of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
18*6 ; John T. Milburn and Thos. D. Osborne,
editors ; Rogers & Tuley, publishers.
MASONIC HOME JOURNAL; semi-
monthly; masonic; eight pages; size 20x26;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Masonic
Widows' and Orphans' Home, editors and
publishers; circulation J 2.
WINE AND SPIRIT REVIEW ;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; one hundred
and four pages; size of p ge 9x12; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1866 ; J. T. Pratt, editor ;
Pratt & Co., publishers ; circulation I 2 ; dated
and issued at Louisville ; Chicago, 111., and
New York City ; New York office : M Beaver
CHURCH CHRONICLE; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; twenty pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription §1 ; established 1876;
Right Rev. Thomas Dudley, editor ; Church
Chronicle Co., publishers; circulation K 2.
DUNCAN'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
live stock ; eighty-four pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subsci'iption $2.10 ; established 1877 ;
John Duncan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 1 .
EDUCATIONAL COURANT; month-
ly ; educational; twenty pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1834 ; R. H.
Carothers, editor ; Jobson Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation I 1 .
MEDICAL HERALD; monthly; medi-
cal ; eighty-tw(j pages octavo ; subscription
$2; established 1879; Edward Miller, M.D.,
editor ; Rogers & Tuley, publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
NATIONAL HEPTASOPH ; monthly;
Improved Order of Heptasophs ; four pages ;
size 16x22; established 18S5; O. E. Comstock,
editor ; J. F. Comstock, publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
ORPHANS' FRIEND ; monthly ; eight
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1873 ; Mary A. Hollingsworth, edi-
tor ; Geo. H. Dietz & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 2; organ of the Baptist Orphans' Home.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KENTUCKY.
OUTIjOOK ; monthly; twelve pages;
size of page 1(1x13; subseriptioii 50 cents; es-
tablished 1886; R. H. Williams, editor; Out-
look Publishing Co., publishers.
PROGRESS; monthly ; seventy-foui-
pages ; size of page TxlO ; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1886 ; Dudley S. Reynolds, A. M.,
M.D.. editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN BIVOUAC; monthly;
historical ; seventy -two pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; Home
and Farm Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation G 2.
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER
AND BUIIiOER; monthly; commercial;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1878 ; Manufac-
turer and Builder Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
SOUTHERN PUBL.ISHER AND
PRINTER; monthly; commercial; twen-
ty-eight pages; size of page 10x14; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; James Davidson,
editor.
SOUTHERN TRADE GAZETTE ;
monthly ; commercial ; fifty-four pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription $1 ; established
1882; Gazette Publishing Co., editoi-s and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
MADISON VII.LE, C. H., Ho2Jkms
Co., -a 2,500 pop., at terminus of Madison-
ville branch of Louisville & Nashville,
Madisonville & Providence branch Rds.,
38 m. S. of Henderson. JVIills and manufac-
tories and stores of all kinds here. Has six
large coal mines in vicinity.
TIJ>IES; Wednesdaj's; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished LS67 ; Zeno F. Young and G. A. Brown-
ing, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MARION, C. H., Crittenden Co., -n 600
pop., on the O. V. Rd., 20 m. from Prince-
ton, in agricultural localitj'.
CRITTENDEN PRESS; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1879 ; Robert C. Walker,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MAYFIELD,C.H ,GmwsCo.,pi,839t
pop., on Chesapeake, Ohio & Southwestern
Rd., 25 m. from Paducah, 24 from Ohio, 26
from Mississippi, and 25 fi-om Tennessee rs.
Surrounded by a region engaged in growing
cotton, tobacco, wheat and oats.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Edgar S. Beaumont, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONITOR ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; B. A. Neale. editor; B. F.
Briggs. publisher ; circulation K 2.
OUR SCHOOLS; monthly; educa-
tional; eight pa-res; size 22x30; subscription
75 cents ; established 18S6 ; S. P. Albritton, J.
M. Quinn and L. L Henson, editors and pub-
lishers.
MAYSVILLE, C. H., Mason Co., cf
8,800 pop., on Ohio r., 61 m. above Cincin-
nati, on Maj'sville branch of the Kentucky
Central Rd. Heavy manufacturing inter-
ests, and an important shipping point for
the products of the surrounding countrj\
EVENING BUIiLETTN; every even-
ing except Sunday, and B U Li L. E T I N ,
Tluirsdays ; denu>cratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 20x27, weekly 27x41 ; subscription-
daily $3, weekly $2; established— dailv 1881,
weekly 1862 ; Rosser & McCarthy, editors and
publishers ; circ'n— dailv K 2, weeklj' J 1.
BULLETIN; (see Evening Bulletin.)
KENTUCKY.
EAGLE; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1819; T. M. Green, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ENTERPRISE; Sat-
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 2t)x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 18S6 ; Thomas A.
Davis, editor and publisher.
M-TD^WA-Y, Woodford Co., u 1,200 pop.,
on the Louisville & Nashville Rd. Centre
of the Blue-Grass region and prominent
shipping point for gx-ain and tobacco. Cen-
tral point for raising thoroughbred horses
and short-horn cows.
BLUE-GRASS CLIPPER; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1877; Godson &
Williams, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
MILTON, Trimble Co., ^ 500 pop., on
Ohio r., opp. Madison, Ind. Fine fruit and
tobacco-growing and farming country.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1879 ; L. P. Sarlls, editor and pub-
lisher r circulation K 2.
MONTICELLO, C. H., IVaune Co., g
600 pop., 5 m. from Cumberland r. and 20 m.
from nearest railroad. Agriculture and
live-stock section.
SIGNAIi; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size <!4xo6 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; T. Leigh Thompson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORGANFIELD, C. H., Union Co.,
-D 1,020 pop., on Ohio Valley Rd., 5 m. from
Ohio r., and 25 from Henderson. A trade
centre and shipping point for a large farm-
ing section.
SUN; Fridays; democratic; six pages;
size of page 13x18 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Baker & Hart, editors and pub-
lishers.
MORGANTOWN, C. H., Butler
Co., -a 250 pop., on Green i'., 25 m. from Bowl-
ing Green. This section is Avell supplied
with lumber for manufacturing purposes.
BUTLER CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882; S. R. Barnett, editor; Mor-
gantown Publishing Co.. publishers ; circula-
tion L 2.
GREEN lUVER REPUBLICAN;
Thui'sdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; H.
B. Moorehead, editor; Republican Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; cii'culation L 2.
MOUNT OIjIVET, G. H., liobertson
Co., li 4iX)' pop., near Maysville. Shipping
point for large quantities of tobacco, wheat,
fruit, live stock and English blue-grass seed.
ROBERTSON CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Fridays; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
sul)scription $1..50; established 1884; Jas. R.
Word, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
ROBERTSON CO. TRIBUNE;
Thursdays; independent; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; John
W. Zoller, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
MOUNT STERLING, C. H., Mo7it-
goniery Co., a 5,000 pop., on Chesapeake &
Ohio and Kentucky and South Atlantic
Rds., 33 m. E. of Lexington. Gateway to
the mountains of Eastern Kentucky.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
KENTUCKY.
four pages ; size 2:^x44; subscription SI 50 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Gazette PublisliinR Co., edit-
ors and publisliers; circulation J 2.
l5iENTINEL. - DE:>[0CRAT; Fridays;
democratic : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription 81.50; established 186T; W. T. Ha-
vens, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
MURRAY, C. H., Calloioay Co., p
1,079 pop., on Clarks r., 40 m. S. S. E. of Pa-
ducah. Tanneries and mills are located
here.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Logan
Curd, editor and publisher ; cii'culation J 1 .
NEW CASTLE, C. H., Henry Co., i
1,030 pop., 40 m. from Louisville and 29 from
Frankfort, in the beautiful Valley of Dren-
non's Creek. Seat of the Henry Male and
Female College.
HENRY CO. liOCAL. ; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1879; W. B. Moody,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWPORT, C. H., Campbell Co., t}
29,000 pop., on Ohio r. and Louisville & Nash-
ville Rd., and Maysville & Big Sandy branch
of C. & O. Rd., at the mouth of Licking r.,
and opposite Cincinnati. Engaged in man-
ufacturing.
KENTUCKY STATE JOURNAL.;
tri-weeklv, Tuesdavs, Thursdays and Satur-
days, arid WEEKLiY, Thursdays; tri-
vs^eekly four pages, weekly eight pages ; size
—tri-weeklv 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
— tri-weeklV $2.50, weekly §1.50; established
1876; Geo. M. Dittoe, editor; Newport Print-
ing and Newspaper Co., publishers; circula-
tion—tri-weekly K 1, weekly H 2.
KENTUCKY BULLETIN; Thurs
davs ; independent ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ;
subscripiion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; Ned S.
Maxson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NICHOLASVILLE, C. H., Jessa-
mine Co., n 3,00(J pop., on Cincinnati South-
ern Rd., 12 m. from Lexington. Manufac-
tories and stores here; also institutes of
learning.
PROGRESSIVE KENTUCKIAN ;
Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; J. W. Kerr, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
OWENSBORO, C. H., Daviess Co.,
-n 11,500 pop., on Ohio r., and Owensboro &
Nashville and Louisville, Evansville & St.
Louis Rds., 40 m. above Evansville, Ind., and
160 below Louisville. It has a steamboat
landing and is the principal shipping point
for the Green river country. The produc-
tion of whisky and tobacco is very large,
there being nineteen distilleries and twenty-
three tobacco factories in and around the
city, which ranks as the largest tobacco and
whisky market in the West, and one of
the leading wood-working towns in the
country.
MESSENGER : every morning excent
Sunday, and MESSENGER AND EX-
AMINER, Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 31x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 1887, weekly 1875 ; Bransf ord & Wood-
son, editors and publishers; circ'n— daily K 1,
W'GGklv J 2
INQUIRER; tri-weekly ; Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and WEEKLiY,
18
KENTUCKY.
Fridays ; four pages ; size— triweekly 26x44,
weeklv 29x44; .'-ubscription— tri-weeklv $2.50,
weekly $1 ; established 1884 ; George triplett
and A. Y. Ford, editors; Inquirer Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation— tri-weeklj- K 1,
weeklj' J 1.
MESSENGER AND EXAMINER;
{see Messenger.)
OWENTON, C. H., Owen Co., ^ 750
pop., 77 m. from Louisville and 60 from
Cincinnati and about 10 from Kentucky r.
A general merchandising town.
OWEN CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1881 ; Riley & Ford,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
OWEN NEWS; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1869 ; Geo. S. Lee, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
OWINGSVILLE, C. H., Bath Co.,
cf 825 pop., about 5 m. from Licking r. and
30 S. of Maysville. Extensive shipping point
for tobacco.
O U T L. O O K ? Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; William E. Estell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
PADUCAH, C. H., McCracTcen Co.,
p 14,000 pop., at junction of Ohio and Ten-
nessee rivers, on Newport News & Missis-
sippi Valley Rd., midway between Louisville
and Memphis. Engaged in manufacturing
and has a large river and tobacco trade.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 28x45 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $1.20; estab-
lished—daily 1871, weekly 1873 ; Ballard &
Thompson, editors and publishers; circula-
tion— daily J 1, weekly I 1,
STANDARD ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $6. weekly $1; established 1884;
Leigh Bros., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— daily K 2, weekly J 1 .
I
PARIS, C. H., Bourbon Co., ^ 4,050
pop., on the Kentucky Central, and Mays-
ville branch of the same Rd., 80 m. from
Covington. Fine stock market. The pro-
duction of tobacco and whisky is the prin-
cipal industry.
BOURBON NEWS; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; democratic : four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
Bruce Champ, editor; Bourbon News Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
KENTUCKIAN-CITIZEN ; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; Craddock &
Remington, editors and publishers; circula-
tion 12.
SUNDAY TRUTH; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1885; Porter & Gorey,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PRINCETON, C. H., Caldwell Co., J3
2,250 pop., on Newport News & Mississippi
Valley Rd., 45 m. E. of Paducah. Sur-
rounded by an extensive coal region and
engaged in manufactures.
BANNER; Thursdays; democratic; four
f>ages; size 24x40; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1871; B. Denton, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1. ^^"Actual average circula-
278
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KENTUCKY.
Hon for 07ie year preceding Nov. 11, 1886, as
per statement on file at the office of the Amer-
ican Neirspapcr Dirertori/, 1,328 copies.
A.IIERICAX HOME; mouthly; tem-
perance ; four pases; size 22x:30 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1884 ; Rev. T. E. Ricliey,
editor and publislier ; circulation H 2.
METHODIST STANDARD; month-
ly ; methodist ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 18S2 ; Scobee &
Whitford, editors and publisliers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
RICHMOND, C. H., Aradison Co.,
a 4,tX)0 pop., on extension of Kentucky
Central Rd., 140 m. E. of Louisville and 120
E. of Cincinnati, 54 S. by E. of Frankfort, in
the centre of the celebrated Blue-Grass
region. An agricultural district. Large
quantities of fine stock raised and shipped
to the Soutliern and Eastern markets.
HERALD; tVednesdays ; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1879; Herald Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
KENTUCKY REGISTER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1866 ; Register Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers; cii'cula-
tion J 1.
ATLANTIS; monthly ; twenty - four
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1S82 ; Philalethean and Epiphyl-
lidian literary societies of CentralUniversity,
editors and publishers; circulation L 1 ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
RUSSELL VILLE, C. H., Logan Co.,
p 2,759 pop., on Louisville & Memphis
bi'anch of Louisville & Nashville, and on
the Owensboro & Nashville Rds., 143 m.
from Louisville and 50 from Nashville.
Carriage and tobacco factories, flouring
mills, and male and female colleges.
DISPATCH ; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S6.
HERALiD 5 Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1839; Hugh Barclay, Jr., editor;
Herald Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
ST. MARY'S, Marion Co., n 100
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd. An
agricultural section.
SENTINEL ; monthly ; twenty pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1881 ; John Morris, editor ; Students of St.
Mary's College, publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper.
SCOTTSVIL.LE, C. H., Allen Co., g
500 pop., in an agricultural section, 25 m. S.
E. of Bowling Green. Seat of the Allen
Academy.
SENTINEL I Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size^x34; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 18^6; J. S. Chandler, editor; Chand-
ler & Whitesides, publishers.
SHELBY VILLE, C. H Shelby Co.,
^ 3,0(X) pop., on the Slielbyville division of
Louisville & Nashville Rd,, 30 m. from
Louisville. The Louisville Southern Rd. is
now in course of construction here. Seat of
several collegiate institutions.
SHELBY NEWS; Wednesdays; non-
political ; eight pages ; size of page 12x17 ;
subscription 5f) cents ; established 1886 ; Jno.
P. Cozlne, editor and publisher.
SHELBY SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 31x45; sub-
KENTUCKY.
scription $2; established 1S43; T. F. Pointer
and C. M. Harwood, editors : Sentinel Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
SHEPHERDSVILLE, C. H., Bui-
lift Co., D 400 pop., on the Louisville
& Nashville Rds., 18 m. from Louisville.
Timber, corn and fruit-raising section.
BULLITT PIONEER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1882; T. H. Morris,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOMERSET, C.H.,PM^as^-^ Co.,^ 2,000
pop., on Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Pacific Rd., 160 m. from Cincinnati. Borders
on an extensive coal region; seat of Masonic
College.
REPORTER; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
establislied 1875 ; Jos. B. Rucker, editor and
publisher: circulation L2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; A. A. Lewis, editor
and publisher ; cu'culation K 2.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Washington
Co., a 800 pop., 9 m. from nearest railroad
point. Farming region.
WASHIN<^TON CO. LEADER ;
Thursdavs ; four pages ; size 26x40 : sub-
scription $1.50; established 1884; G. W.
Greene, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANFORD, C. H., Lincoln Co., n
2,000 pop., on Knoxville branch of Louis-
ville & Nashville Rd. and terminus of Ken-
tucky Central Rd., 104 m. from Louisville.
Woolen and grist mills and manufactories
of various kinds.
INTERIOR JOURNAL; semi-
weeklv, Tuesdays and Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. P. Walton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
TAYLORSVILLE, C. H., Spencer
Co., a 700 pop., on E. fork Salt r., about 32
m. S. E. of Louisville and on Louisville &
Nashville Rd. The river affords excellent
water power here.
SPENCER COURIER; Fridays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. W. Crutcher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
UNIONTOWN, Union Co., -a l,o20
pop., on East bank of Ohio r. and at ter-
minus of branch of Ohio Valley Rd. The
centre of a superior agricultural locality,
the yield of wliich embraces tobacco, wheat,
corn, hogs and cattle. The town is 25 m. from
Henderson and rests over a coal-bed 200
feet below the land surface. Is a place of
some trade.
UNION LOCAL ; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874; R. M. Wilson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
VANCEBURG, C. H., Leuns Co., cf
1,200 pop., on Ohio r., 30 m. above Maysville,
and 95 m. from Cincinnati. Prominent
shipping place for leather and timber of
all kinds.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic r
eight pages ; size 2<ix44 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1877 ; D. H. Reid and A. L. Claggett,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
KENTUCKY.
VERSAILLES, C. H., Woodford Co.,
D 3,000 pop., a few miles E. of Kentucky r.
on branch of L. & N. Rd., about midway be-
tween Franlcfort and Lexington. Engaged
in merchandising and manufacturing, and
surrounded by a fertile agricultural and
stock-raising region.
WOODFORD SUN: Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1869 ; Dan M. Bowmar, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WARSAW, C.H., Gallatin Co., ^ 850
pop., on Ohio r., 60 m. from Cincinnati,
80 m. from Louisville. Local tobacco trade
point.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages; size "26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880; D. B. Wallace, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WEST LIBERTY, C. H., Morgan
Co., a- 625 pop., on Licking r., 50 m. from
Mount Sterling and 20 from Morehead.
Lumber, milling and mining district.
G E 31 ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 22x:;2; subscription $1; established
1879 ; John T. and C. S. Hazelrigg, editors ;
Valley Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
WICKLIFFE, Ballard Co., p 800
pop., on Mississippi r. and Illinois Central
(Southern Division), and Mobile and Ohio
Rds., and Mississippi r., 6 m. S. of Cairo,
Illinois. Has several saw mills and spoke
factories. Timber region.
BAELARD CO. JOURNAE; Wed-
nesdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1884 : Frank France, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WILLIAMSBURGH, C. H., Whit-
ley Co., 0,2,500 pop., 60 m. from Knoxville,
Tenn. Extensive flour mills in operation.
A catai-act about sixty feet high close by.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription f 1 ; established 1884 ; G.
H. Denham, editor ; Denham, Richardson,
Adkius & GatlfE, publishers; circulation K 1.
WILLIAMSTOWN, C. H., Grant
Co., ^ 951 pop., on Cincinnati, New Orleans
& Texas Pacific Rd., 35 m. from Cincinnati.
Enjoys an active country trade.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
Edward T. Cram, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Clark Co., n
4,C00 pop., on the line of Chesapeake & Ohio
and Kentucky Central Rds., about 20 m. E.
of Lexington. In the heart of the Blue-
Grass region, one of the finest stock-raising
countries in the world. There are two
academies here.
CliARK CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democi'atic ; four pages ; size 23x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1867; D. C.
Li.sle, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUN ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1878 ; J. L. Bosley, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WINGO, Graves Co., p 250 pop., on
Newport News & Mississippi Valley Rd., 38
m. S. of Paducah. A thriving town.
PURCHASE; Saturdays; eight pages;
KENTUCKY.
size 30x44; established 1885; Henry George,
editor ; David Wilson, publisher ; circulation
Ij 2.
YOSEMITE, Caserj Co., a 400 pop.,
on the Cincinnati & Green River Rd., 20 m.
from Danville, in a farming and lumber
district.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
20x26; subscription $1; established 1885;
News Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
LOUISIANA.
ABBEVILLE, C. H , Vermilion Par-
ish, ^ 255-t- pop., on Bayou Vermilion, 55
m. W. by S. of Baton Rouge, and 150 W.
of New Orleans. Is in the midst of a fine
rich prairie country, and the shipping
point for the vicinity.
MERIDIONAL; Saturdays; English
and French ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1856 ; E. I. Addison,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ADA, Grant Parish, n pop. (of town-
ship) 300. In an agricultural section, 11 m.
from Colfax and 7U from Natchez, Miss.
SCHOOE MESSENGER; monthly;
educational; twentv pages octavo; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; G. H. Harvill, B. A.,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., Rapides Par-
ish, a 1.8001- pop., on Red r. and Texas &
Pacific Rd., at the terminus of Morgan's
Louisiana & Texas Rd., about 130 m.
N. W. of Baton Rouge. Engaged in the
cultivation of sugar-cane, corn and cotton.
LOUISIANA DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1845; H. L.
Blossat, business manager ; circulation L 2 .
TOWN TALK ; Saturdays; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; McCormiek & Huic, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
AMITE CITY, C. H., Tangipahoa
Parish, D- 1,120+ pop., on Illinois Central
Rd., 68 m. from New Orleans. A large gin
factory and other industries.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35: subscription $1.50; established 1879;
J. D. Cook, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; R. W. Read, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BASTROP, C. H., Morehouse Parish,
i 822+ pop., about 60 m. N. by W. of Vicks-
burg, Miss. In a cotton-growing section.
MOREHOUSE CLARIONj Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 :
established 1874; A. C. McMeans, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
MOREHOUSE SENTINEL ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 2i-x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; T. G. Brigham, editor; E. R. Boyle,
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BATON ROUGE, C. H., East Baton
Rouge Parish, n 10,000 pop.. State Capital,
on the Mississippi r., Mississippi Valley,
Texas Pacific and Louisiana Central Rds.,
89 m. above New Orleans. Extensive sugar
and cotton plantations adjoin the city.
CAPITOLIAN ADVOCATE; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
280
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
LOUISIANA.
Saturdays; democratic; daily four pages,
weekly eiglit pages; size— daily 21x30, weekly
29x42;" subscription— daily $10, weekly $2;
establislied 1842 ; Leon Jastremski, editor;
Capitolian Advocate Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily K 2, weekly I 2 .
TK.UTH; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription S2; establislied 1S82 ; T. Jones
Cross, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
BELLEVUE, C. H., Bossier Parish,
\: 200 pop., on Lake Bodeau, 20 m. N. E.
of Shreveport, and 10 m. N. of Houghton
Station, on the Vicksburg, Shreveport &
Pacific Rd. Cotton is the chief product.
BOSSIER BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1859; W. H. Scan-
land, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BONNET CARRE, St. John Baptist
Parish, □, 1,000 pop., on Mississippi r., and
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas aiid Texas
Pacific Rds., about 40 m. above New Or-
leans. Engaged in the cultivation of sugar-
cane, rice and coi-n.
MESCHACEBE; Saturdays; English
and French ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $3 ; established 1852 ;
Charles Lasseigne, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
CLiINTON, C. H., East Feliciana Par-
ish, n 1,129+ pop., terminus of Clinton &
Port Hudson Rd., 8 m from Louisville, New
Orleans & Texas Rd., and 32 m. from Baton
Rouge. Centre of cotton trade.
PATRIOT-DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion ^1.50; established 1871 ; Chas. Kilbourne,
editor; S. Lambert, publisher; circ'n-K 1.
SOUTHERN WATCH3IAN ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; L D.
Wall, editor ; W. C. Lewis, publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
COLFAX, C. H., Grant Parish, D 250
pop., on Red r., 6 m. from New Orleans &
Texas Rd. and 30 from Alexandria. Lies
in a district producing cotton and adapted
to the raising of sugar-cane.
CHRONICLE ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1876; H. G. Goodwyn, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Caldioell Parish.
ti 230 pop., on tlie Ouachita r., about 30 m.
S. of Monroe. A shipping point for cotton
and other products.
CAL.DVVEL.L.VVATCHMAN;Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18h5 ; A. B. Hundly, editor ; J. O.
Williams, publisher; circulation L2.
CONVENT, C. H., St. James Parish, U^
520 pop., on Mississippi r., 65 m. above New-
Orleans. Sugar-cane, corn and rice are the
chief products.
L.E FOYER CREOLE; Saturdays;
English and French ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $3; established 1880; F. B. Dic-
hai-ry, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
COUSHATTA, C. H., Red River Par-
ish, t] 488+ pop., on Red r., and about 60 m.
S. E. of Shreveport. An important shipping
point for cotton, etc.
CITIZEN ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
LOUISIANA.
tablished 1875; J. P. Clarkson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
COVINGTON, C. H., St. Tammany
Parish, a- 567+ pop., 40 m. N. of New Orleans,
on Bogue Falia r., in farming and stock-
raising quarter. A summer resort for peo-
ple of New Orleans and the low lands of
the State. Has noted mineral wells and
springs ; high location ; pure air. Sugar-
cane, corn, rice, cotton, grapes, cattle, poul-
try, sheep and wool are the chief agricult-
ural products. Does trade witli New Or-
leans (in brick, sand, charcoal, lumber,
staves, shingles, etc.), with which it is con-
nected by telephone and daily line of
steamers.
ST. TAMMANY FARMER; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2; established 1874; W. G. Kentzel, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DONALDSONVILLE, C. H., As-
cension Parish, c\ 2,600+ pop., on Mississippi
r., and Texas & Pacific Rd., 63 m. above New
Orleans, at head of Bayou Lafourche. A
shipping point. The Mississippi Valley Rd.,
running from New Orleans to Baton Rouge
on the left bank of the Miss, r., has lately
been completed through the parish, and a
road from Doualdsville to Lockport is now^
in course of construction.
ASCENSION DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x3S ;
subscription $2; established 1882; Ascension
Democrat Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
CHIEF ; Saturdays; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; Linden E. Bentley, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
FARMERVILLE, C. H., Union Par-
ish, tj 9^6 pop., near Bayou d'Ai-bonne, 30
m. N. W. of Monroe and 95 W. by N. of
Vicksburg, Miss. Machine shops and
foundry here.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; J. E. Trimble, editor ; J. G.
& S. C. Trimble, publishers; circulation J 2.
HOME ADVOCATE; Fridays; eight
pages; size 30x44: subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; T. C. Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
FRANKLIN, C. H., St. Mary's Par-
ish, [? 1,900 pop., on Morgan's Louisiana &
Texas Rd. and Bayou Teche, a navigable
stream. Surrounded by a fine sugar-raising
country.
ST. MARY HERALD; Saturdays;
four pages; size 24x36; sub.scription $2; es-
tablished 1883 ; Liggins & Verdun, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
GRETNA, C. n., Jefferson Parish, O,
4,000 pop., on Morgan's La. & Texas and
Texas & Pacific Rds. The Union and
Planter's Crescent oil mills here are the
largest in the United States.
COURIER; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873; B. I. Creston, editor; W. W.
Tucker, publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUN; Saturdays; eight pages ; size 30x44;
subscription .$2 ; established 1885 ; D. B. Wood-
ruff, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
:hi
LOUISIANA.
HAHNVIIiLE, C. H., St. Charles Par.
ish, R 500 pop., on Mississippi r., and on
New Orleans Pacific & Mississippi Valley
Rd. It is 30 ni. from New Orleans. The
cultivating of sugar and rice is the princi-
pal pursuit.
ST. CHARI.ES HERALD; Satur
days; independent ; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Jos. W.
Carew, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HARRISONBURG, C. H., Cata.
houla Parisli, Q 24;3+ pop., on Ouachita r.,
about 100 m. N. by W. of Baton Rouge and
about 30 N. W. of Natchez. An important
shipping point.
CATAHOULA NEWS; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; siz" 22x31 ; sub-
scription §2 ; established 1873 ; D. N. Thomp-
son, editor ; J. C. Segrist, publisher ; circu-
lation L 1 .
HOMER, C. H., Claiborne Parish, ^ 700
pop., about 60 m. from Monroe and 20
from Arcadia, the nearest railroad town.
Surrounded by attractive scenery, cotton
plantations, etc.
CLAIBORNE CiUARDtAN; Thurs
days ; four pages : size 24x34 ; subscription
SI; established 1877; D. W. Harris & Co.,
editor and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LOLISlAN.\ JOURNAL ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x3(; ; subscription
SI ; established 1886 ; J. E. Hulse, editor : B.
D. Harrison, publisher; cu'culation L2.
HOUMA, C. H., Tej^re Bonne Parish,
Q, 1,280 pop., on Morgan, La. & Texas
branch Rd.. 70 m. W. byS. W. of New Or-
leans. An agricultural and manufacturing
district, which produces sugar, molasses,
rice and corn.
COURIER; Saturdays ; English and
French ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
subscription $2.50; established 1878; Edward
F. Bazet. editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
TERREBONNE TIxlIES ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1881 ; Hugh M. Wallis, M. D., edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
KEATCHIE, De Soto Parish, tl 700
pop., on the Shreveport & Houston Rd., 20
m, W. of Mansfield, in a fine agricultural
section.
KEATCHIE COLLEGE ADVO-
C.4TE ; Mondavs; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription .SI ; established 1886 ; I. N. Cole-
man & J. H. Buckuer, editors and publishers ;
issued in the interest of Keatchie College.
LA EAYETTE, C. H., La Fayette Par-
ish, p 1,150 pop., on Vermilion, Bayou and
Galveston, Harrisburg & Sm Antonio and
Morgan's La. & Texas Rds., 180 m. W. by N.
of New Orleans, 60 W. by S. of Baton Rouge.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; English
and French ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $2; established 1865; W.
B. Bailey, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
LAKE CHARLES, C. H., Calcasieu
Parish, p 0,5(10 pop., on Calcasieu r. and Lake
Charles, in the S. W. part of the State ; on
line of Galveston, Harrisburg & San An-
tonio Rd., midway between Houston and
New Orleans.
. C0M:>IERCIAL; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
LOUISIANA.
established 1881 ; John McCormick, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ECHO; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
1868 ; J. W. Bryan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
LAKE PROVIDENCE, C. 1I.,Ea8t
Carroll Parish, rf 1,000 pop., on Mississippi r.,
430 m. from New Orleans. A merchandising
town.
CARROLL BANNER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Mrs. M. L. Garner, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
EAST CARROLL DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages : size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; E. J.
Delony, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
LEES VILLE, C. H., Vernon Parish, -a
100 pop., 10 m. E. of Sabine r. and 65 m. W.
of Alexandria. Surrounded by an agricul-
tural country.
VERNON COIN DENSER; Thursdays;
four pages ; .size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Dan. E. Sorelle, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MANSFIELD, C. H., De Soto Parish,
tj 770+ pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., about 15
m. from Bayou Pierre and about 40 S. of
Shreveport. Cotton and corn section.
DE SOTO DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size '24x.S5 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; J. E. Hewitt, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
MANY, C. H., Sabine Parish, -a USf
pop., about 10 m. W. of N. O. P. Rd. En-
gaged in cotton and corn cultui-e. Parts
of Sabine Parish are well timbered with
cypress brakes.
SOUTHRON OF SABINE; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established lb78 ; E. F. Presley,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation L 2 .
MARKSVILLE, C. H., Avoyelles
Parish, D 800 pop., about 3 m. from Red r.
and about 30 W. of the Mississippi r. Cot-
ton, corn, sugar-cane and sweet potatoes
are the chief productions.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §3 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; A. J. Lafargue, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 , subsci-iption $2 ; established
1880; Wm. Hall, editor; A. M. Gremillion,
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MAUREPAS, Livingston Parish, D-
a point on the Amite r., about 65 m. from
New Orleans. Shingles, staves, lumber,
cane, corn, cotton and svs^eet potatoes are
products of the vicinity.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
Robert Benefield, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2 ; an edition, entitled the iecZycr,
is issued at Springfield ; another, entitled
the Age, is issued at Whitehall ; issues also
the Southland.
SOUTHLAND; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880
Robert Benefield, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2 ; dated at Maurepas and New
Orleans ; issies also the Gazette.
MINDEN, C. U., Webster Parish,\2 1.113
pop., on Bayou Dorcheat, about 30 m. E. by
N. of Shreveport. Connected by the Tap
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
LOUISIANA.
branch with the Vicksburg, Shreveport &
Pacific Rd., 5 m. distant. Ranks third
among the cotton markets of the State.
DEMOCRAT - TRIBUNE ; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription SI. 50; established 1868; E. C. Drew
and Moses Fort, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
MONROE, C. H., Ouachita Parish, [^
2,500 pop., on Ouachita r., at crossing of
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Texas Rd., 75 m.
W. of Vicksburg, Miss. Steamboats make
regular landings in passing up and down
the river. Cotton market in an agricultu-
ral and cotton-growing country. A cotton
seed-oil mill, cotton compress and ice fac-
tory are established here.
BUIiLETIN; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880; William H. Gayle, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OUACHITA TELEGRAPH; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription
SI; established 1865; C. H. Trousdale, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MORGAN CITY, St. Mary^s Parish,
[? 2,015 pop., on line of Morgan's La. & Texas
Rd. Transfer depot for Red and Atchafa-
laj-a Rivers and La Teche and Vermilion
bayous steamboat freight. Keeps a fleet of
over one hundred sailing vessels engaged
in the oyster trade. Is the central sugar
depot of Southwestern Louisiana.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pa^es ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2;
established 1878; W. B. Gray, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. MARY'S REVIEW ; Saturdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription .S2; established 1879; J. R. Jolley,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NAPOLEONVILLE, C. H., As-
sumption Parish, P 497+ pop. Farming ex-
tensively carried on.
PIONEER OF ASSUMPTION; Sat
urdays ; four pages ; size 22x32; subscription
§2; established 1857; Mrs. Susan Dupaty, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation L2.
NATCHITOCHES, C. H., Natchi-
toches Parish, -a 2,785+ pop., on Cane r., 80 m.
S. E. of Shreveport and 11 X. of Texas &
Pacific Rd. It has a good steamboat land-
ing and is a centre of trade in corn, hay and
cotton.
DEMOCRATIC REVIEW; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1S83 ; W. G. McDonald, editor;
Will H. Tunnard, publisher; circulation K 1.
NEW IBERIA, C. H., Iberia Parish,
Q 4,iX)U pop., on Morgan's La. & Texas Rd.,
on both sides Bayou Teche and 125 m. W.
of New Orleans. Engaged in sugar plant-
ing. Centre of cotton trade for surround-
ing country ; engaged also in rice planting.
ENTERPRISE ; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturtlays ; four pages ; size 20x26;
svibscriotion $3 : established 1885 ; J. B. Law-
ton, editor and puV)lisher; circulation L2.
LOUISIANA FARMER; Saturdays;
EnKlish and French ; democratic ; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
880; A.M. Escudier, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
S U li A R - B O W L. AND FARM
JOURNAL; (see New Orleans.)
LOUISIANA.
I
NEW ORLEANS, C. H., Orleans
Parish, O, 216,140 pop., on Mississippi r., 110
m. from its mouth. The centre of seven
trunk line railroads. The great commercial
emporium and largest city in the South,
and the largest cotton market in the world.
The foreign and domestic commerce is
very extensive and important, and its
manufactures are growing. Steamboats
make regular trips to all points on the
Mississippi and its tributaries.
CITY ITE3I; every evening, including
Sundaj' ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription
$6; established 1877; M. F. Bigney, editor;
City Item Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion G 1.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; every morn
ing. WEEKLY, Thursdays; and SONN-
TAGS BLATT, Sundays ; German ; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription — daily $16,
weekly S2. Sunday $2 ; established— daily 1848,
weekly 1861 : Sonntags Blatt 1866 ; Jacob Has-
singer, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dailj' I 2 , weekly H 2, Sunday G 1.
EVENING CHRONICLE ; every even-
ing ; four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1883; Chronicle Printing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 1,
L'ABEILLE ; CA^ery morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ;
French ; democratic ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 29x44, weekly 44x58;
subscription — daily §12, weeklj' S3 ; estab-
lished 1827; Dufour, Donnet & Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily I 2 , weekly 1 1.
LE TRAIT D' UNION; every morning;
French ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $7; established 1887; Andre L.
Roman, editor ; La Compagnie Creole d'lm-
pression et de Publication, publishers.
PICAYUNE ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; democratic ; daily
eight pages, weekly sixteen pages ; size of
page 16x24; subscription -daily §12, weekly
$ 1 .50; established— daily 1836, weekly 1841 ;
Nicholson & Co., publishers ; circulation
—daily F 1, weekly F 1.
STATES: every evening except Sunday,
and W E E K. L Y , Fridays ; democratic ;
daily eight pages, weekly twelve pages ; size
of page — dailv 16x22. weeklv 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion—daily S7^ weekly 81.50 ;' established 1880 ;
H. J. Hearsey, editor; States Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circ"n— dailv H 2, weekly H 1.
Ti:>IES-DEMOCRAT; every morning,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; daily eight
pages, weekly twelve pages; size of page
16x24; subscription — daily $12, weekly $1.50;
established 1863 ; Times Democrat Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation— daily E 1, week-
ly F 2.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days ; methodist episcopal, south; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $2 ; established 1850;
Rev. C. W. Carter, D. D.. editor ; Hugh Jamie-
son, pul)lisher ; circulation G 1.
LANTERN; Wednesdays; society; eight
pages ; size of page 10x14; subscription $1-50;
established 1886; Joe T. Mulvey, editor ; Lan-
tern Publishing Co., publishers.
LE FRANCO LOUISIANAIS; Satur-
days : democratic ; French ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2.50; established 1881;
French Democratic Club of New Orleans, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LE PROPAGATEUR CATHO-
LIQUE; Saturdays; French; catholic; six
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1810; L. Lefargue, editor; Le
Propagateur Co.. publishers ; circulation J 1.
L'INDEPENDANT; (see New York
Citv.)
L'OPINION; Svmdays; French; eight
pages ; size of pa^e 14x21 ; subscription .$2.50 ;
established 1886; Louis Arnauld, editor and
pulilisher.
LOUISIANA STANDARD; Satur-
days ; republican four pages ; size 24x36 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
283
LOUISIANA.
subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; T. B.
Stamps, editor and publisher ; cii-c'n K 2.
MASCOT: Saturdaj's ; humorous ;
eight pages ; size 22x3U ; subscription $2 ;
established 1881 ; J. S. Bossier, editor ; Mascot
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
MORNING STAR; Saturdays; cath-
olic; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
^2.50; established 1868 ; Massardier & McCune,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
PELICAN; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; John L. Minor, editor; Pelican
Publishing Co., publishers.
SONNTAGS BL.ATT; (see Deutsche
Zeitung.)
SOUTHERN INDUSTRY; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscri]Kion Sl-50 ; es-
tablished 1SS5; Co-operative Printing and
Publishing Co, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
SOUTHL.AND ; (see Maurepas.)
SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; methodist epis-
copal; eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription
|l.50 ; established 1866 ; Marshall W. Taylor,
D.D., editor ; Methodist Book Concern, pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTE-
RIAN; Thursdays; presbyterian ; eight
pages ; size of page 15x21 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1869; Henry M. Smith, D.D., edi-
tor ; E. S. Upton, publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
SUGAR BOWL. AND FARM
JOURNAL; Saturdays; sugar growing ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §3 ; estab-
lished 18T0 ; J. Y. Gilmore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 ; issued simultane-
ously at New Orleans and New iberia.
DER FAMILIEN FREUND; bi
weekly ; German ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1868 ; J. B. A. |
Ahrens, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BICYCLE SOUTH; monthly ;
sporting ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x12 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; H. J.
Seiferth, editor : Hunter & Genslinger, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1. I
I>IEDICAL AND SURGICALI
JOURNAL; monthly ; medical ; eighty
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1844 ; N. O. Medicine and Publishing Associa-
tion, editors and publishers : circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL RE-
VIEW; monthly; sixteen pages; size of
page 11x15; subscription SI ; established 1884 ;
R. B. May, editor ; R. B. May & Bro., publish-
ers ; cireulacion 1 1 .
SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF HO-
MOEOPATHY; (see Austin, Texas.)
WERLEIN'S JOURNAL OF
M USIC ; monthly ; musical ; eighteen pages;
size 10x12 : subscription 75 cents ; established
1884 ; P. Werlein, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2
NEW ROADS , C. H., Pointe Coupee
Parish, n tOO pop., located 4 m. from Missis-
sippi r. and 36 m. from Baton Rouge. A
cotton and cane-growing section.
POINTE COUPEE BANNER ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 21x29 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1880 ; L. B. Claiborne, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OPELOUSAS, C. H., St. Landry
Parish, a 1,6761- pop., on Morgan's La. &
Texas Rd.,45 m. W. by N. of Baton Rouge
and 166 W. by N. of New Orleans. Engaged
in agriculture and stock raising; chief
productions, cotton, corn, rice, etc.
COURIER; Saturdays ; English and
French ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2.50 : established 1852 ; Leonce
& L. A. Sandoz, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; circ'n L 2 .
LOUISIANA.
PLAQUEMINE, C. H., Iberville
Parish, cp 2,061t pop., on Mississippi r. and
Texas & Pacific Rd., 12 m. from Baton
Rouge. Has four saw and three shingle
mills ; barrels, sawed lumber, shingles and
hogsheads the principal articles of trade.
IBERVILLE DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1885 ; M. Keating, editor ; A. J.
Reynolds, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
IBERVILLE SOUTH; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1865 ; Charles A. Brusle,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
POINTE A LA HACHE, C. H.,
Plaquemines Parish, 0, 1,000 pop., on Missis-
sippi r., about 45 m. below New Orleans.
Sugar, rice, oranges and garden products
are raised here in abundance.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1859 ; Robert Hiugle, editor ; Felix
S. Hingle and Robert Hingle, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
PLAQUEMINES PROTECTOR;
Saturdays ; protection ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1886 ; Geo.
Osmond, editor; Protector Publishing Co.,
publishers.
RAYVILLE,C.H., Richland Parish, [^
216 pop., on Vicksbm-g, Shreveport & P. Rd.,
52 m. W. of Vicksburg, Sliss. Steam grist
mill here.
RICHLAND BEACON; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1869 ; Wiley P. Mangham,
editor and publisher, circulation L 2 .
ROBELINE, Natchitoches Parish, -o
l,OtA) pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 72 m,
from Shreveport. Has saw mill and lum-
ber yard.
REPORTER; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription .$1; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. N. Carter, editor and publish-
er ; circulation L 2 .
RUSTON, C. H., Lincoln Parish, i 68
m. E. of Shreveport, on the Vicksburg,
Shreveport & Pacific Rd.
CALIGRAPH ; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x:^4 ; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 1884 ; S. D. Pearce, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L 2.
ST. BERNARD, C. H., St. Bernard
Parish, Q, 500 pop., on Ship Island canal con-
necting with the Mississippi r. and the
Mississippi & Lake Rd. connecting with
New Orleans. Sugar, molassQS and sweet
potatoes are the chief products.
EAGLE ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 2ux26 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1877; A. J. Padron, editor ; St. Bernard
Eagle Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
ST. FRANCISVILLE, C. H.
(BAYOU SARA P. O.) West Feliciana
Parish, a 1,721 pop., beautifully situated on
an elevation one-half mile from Mississippi
r., at Bayou Sara, 165 m. above New Or-
leans. The West Feliciana, Woodville &
Bayou Sara Rd. runs past this place. A
cotton-shipping point.
FELICIANA SENTINEL; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x:S0 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1876 ; G. W. Reese, editor ;
Hunter C. Leake, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
LOUISIANA.
ST. JOSEPH, C. H., Tensas Parish, iif
486 pop., on Mississippi r., 330 in. from New
Orleans and 30 above Natchez, Miss. In a
cotton district, and a shipping point for
that staple.
TENSAS GAZETTE; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 22x30; subscription
§2; established 1871 ; R. H. Snyder, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
ST. MARTINVILLE, C. H., St-
Martin Parish, ^ l,606t pop., 6 m. from
Cades, a station on Morgan's La. & Texas
Rd., and 13 from New Iberia.
MESSENGER ; Satui days ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; es
tablished 1886 ; Eastln & Bienvenu, editors
and publishers.
ST. MARTIN REVEILLE; Satur-
days ; English and French ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Carlos Greig, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SHREVEPORT, C. H., Caddo Par-
ish, \2 10,000 pop., on Red r., the initial point
of the Texas & Pacific Rd., at terminus of
the New Orleans, Pacific & Vicksburg and
Shreveport & Texas Rds., 300 m. N. W. of
Baton Rouge and 700 above New Orleans.
Situated at the head of steamboat naviga-
tion, in the centre of a cotton-growing dis-
trict. It has an extensive trade and river
commerce.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
daily, weekly and Sunday eight pages ; size
—daily and weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $2 ; established 1871 ; Chas. McD.
Puckette, editor; Times Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 1 , weekly I 2 .
BAPTIST CHRONICLE; Thursdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§2; established 1886; W. S. Penick, editor;
Puckette & Johnson, publishers.
JOL'RNAL; Sundays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; A. D.
Battle, editor ; David C. Heine, publisher.
SPRINGFIELD, Livingston Parish,
D- 500 pop., 47 m. N. of New Orleans, at the
head of navigation of the Natalberry r., and
on C, St. L & N. O. Rd., 7 m. W. of Poncha-
toula. Several mills here. Surrounded by
forests of live oak ; a great shipping point
for cotton.
LEDGER; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Rob-
ert Benefleld, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2; an edition of the Maurepas Gazette.
TAL-LUIjAH, C.H., Madison Parish, cf
200 pop.. 20 m. from Vicksburg, Miss., on
the Vicksburg, Shreveport and Pacific Rd.
A shipping point for the surrounding cot-
ton growing section
MADISON TIMES; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35; subscription
S2 ; estal)lished 1884 ; R. C. Weightman, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
PARISH ITEM; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1886 ; Sam. H. James, editor
and publisher.
THIBODAUX, C.H., Lafourche Par-
ish, Q, 1,515 1 ])op., on Bayou Lafourche, con-
nected witli Morgan's Louisiana & Texas
Rd. by Thibodaux branch, and 55 from New
Orleans. Centre of a thriving trade. Sur-
LOUISIANA.
rounded by an agricultural and rice and
sugar-cane growing district.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; English and
French ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1861 ; S. T. Grisamore, editor ;
F. Sancan, publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHURCH EXPONENT; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11; subscription 50 cents ; established
1S86 ; Rev. A. S. Clark, editor and publisher ;
a local church paper.
TRINITY, Catahoula Parish, n 228
pop., a landing on the Black r., 12 m. from
Frogmore. Surrounded by a cotton-grow-
ing section, 28 m. from Vidalia and 18 from
Natchez, Miss;
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Hugh Watson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
VIDALIA, C.H., Concordia Parish, a
449 pop., on Mississippi r. and Natchez &
Jackson Rd., oposite Natchez, 147 m. above '
Baton Rouge. A cotton-growing district.
CONCORDIA SENTINEL; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; J. L. Roun-
tree, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WASHINGTON, St. Landry Parish,
a 1,4(10 pop., on M., La. & T. Rd.. on Corta-
bleau r. Has saw mills, two cotton gins,
cotton-seed oil mills, brick yard ; connected
by steamboats with various points.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; Ai'-
gus Publishing Co.. editors and publishers.
W^EST BATON ROUGE, C. H.,
(PORT ALLEN P. O.) West Baton Rouge
Parish, n 300 pop., on Mississippi r. and
Texas & Pacific Rd., opposite Baton Rouge.
Engaged in the cultivation of sugar-cane
and cotton. A promising, thrifty town, with
considerable river trade.
SUGAR PLANTER; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1859; Jos. W. Hyams,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WEST MONROE, Ouachita Parish,
Q 5(!0 pop., on Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pa-
cific Rd., in a rich agricultural section.
I^NION; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
J. R. Herron, editor ; E. L. Berry, publisher.
WHITEHALL, Livingston Parish, n-
250 pop., on Amite r., 80 m. from New Or-
leans. In agricultural section. A centre of
trade for surrounding country, and a ship-
ping point for rice, syrups, fruit, vegetables
and lumber. Has large saw mill.
A GE ; Thursdays ; democratic; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Age Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; an edition of the Maurepas
Gazette.
WILSON, ^nst Feliciana Parish, D
20 I pop., on L., N. O. & T. Rd., 30 m. from
Baton Rouge and 8 m. from county seat; a
place of active trade.
SUN; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; A. E. Miller, editor ; Chas. G.
Steadman, publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
285
LOUISIANA.
WINNFIELD, C. H., Winn Parish, ^
200 pop., 40 m. from Natchitoches.
SOUTHERN SENTINEL.; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; C. K. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K 1.
WINNSBOROUGH, C. H., Frank-
lin Parish, <^ 540 pop., on Turkey Creek,
about 40 ni. N. by W. of Natchez, Miss. A
merchandising town, well located and
prosperous.
FRANKLIN SUN; Saturdays; four
pa^es; size 22x32; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1864 ; W. P. Power, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MAINE.
AUGUSTA, C. H., Kennebec Co., g
state capital, 8,665t pop., on Maine Central
Rd. and on ennebec r. at head o steam
navigation. Engaged In commerce and
manufactures.
KEN NEBEC JOURN A L ; every morn
ing except Sunday, and W £ E K Li Y,
Wednesdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
(size of page) 18x24; subscription— daily $7,
weekly $2; established— daily 1870, weekly
1824; Sprague & Son, editors and publishers;
circulation — daily K 2, weekly H 1.
GOSPEL BANNER; Thursdays; uni-
versalist ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1835 ; Rev. I. J. Mead, editor ;
Mead & Vickerj% publishers ; circulation G 1.
H03IE FARM ; Thursdays; agricultural;
eight pages; size 31x44; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1880 ; Samuel L. Boardman, editor ;
Sam.L.Boardman & Co., publishers; circ'n H 1.
MAINE FARMER; Thursdays; agri-
cultural ; four pages; size 32x47; subscription
$2.50; established 1832; Badger & Manley,
publishers ; circulation G 2.
NEW AGE; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Harris M. Plaisted, editor ;
Plaisted & Morton, publishers ; circ'n G 1.
VICKERY'S FIRESIDE VISI-
TOR ; semi-monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
P. O. Vickery, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion B 2; issues also Farm and Hearth.
CAPITAL CITY PHILATELIST;
monthly ; philately ; twenty pages octavo ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1884 ; L. M.
Hanileii, editor and publisher.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA;
monthly ; eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; True
& Co., editors and publishers; issue also
Golden Moinents, Illustrated Family Herald,
True's Farming World and Household Maga-
zine and True's Illustrated Magazine and
Home Companion.
FARM AND HEARTH; monthly;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion 35 cents ; established 1S74 ; W. B. Lapham,
editor : P. O. Vickery, publisher ; circulation
C 2 ; issues also Vickery's Fireside Visitor.
GOLDEN MOMENTS ; monthly ;
twenty pages; size of pase 11x15; subscrip-
tion $\ ; established 1880 ; True & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation F 1 ; issue also
Daughters of America, Illustrated Family
Herald, True's Farming World and House-
hold Magazine and True's Illustrated Maga-
zine and Home Companion.
HAPPY HOURS MAGAZINE;
monthly ; illustrated ; twentv pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription $1; established
1879 ; J. F. Hill & Co.. editors and publishers ;
circulation B 1.
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY HER-
AIjD; monthly; sixteen pages; size 31x46:
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; True & Co.,
MAINE.
editors and publishers; circulation C 2 ; issues
also Daughters of America, Golden Moments,
True's Farming World and Household Maga-
zine and True's Illustrated Magazine and
Home Companion.
NATIONAL, FARMER AND
HOME MAGAZINE ; monthly ; agricul-
tural ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; E. C. Allen &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 ;
issue also the People's Literary Companion
and Sunshine.
PEOPLE'S LITERARY COMPAN-
ION ; monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1869 ; E. C.
Allen, editor ; E. C. Allen & Co., publishers ;
circulation G 1 issue also the National
Farmer and Home Magazine and Sunshine.
SUNSHINE; monthly; juvenile; eight
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1886 ; E. C. Allen & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; issues also the National
Farmer and Home Magazine and People's
Literary Companion.
TRUE'S FARMING AVORL.D AND
HOUSEHOL.D MAGAZINE; monthly ;
agricultural ; twenty pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; True
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation F 2;
issue also Daughters of America, Golden 3Io-
ments. Illustrated Family Herald and True's
Illustrated Magazine and Home Companion.
TRUE'S ILLirSTRATED MAGA-
ZINE AND 11031E COMPANION;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1874 ; True & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation C 1 ;
issues also Daughters of America, Golden Mo-
ments, Illustrated Family Herald, and True's
Farming World and Household 3Iagazine.
BANGOR, C. H., Penobscot Co., G
16,856+ pop., on Penobscot r., at eastern ter-
minus of Eastern Maine and Western ter-
minus of Maine Central Rds., and at ter-
minus of Bangor & Katahdin and Bangor &
Bucksport and Bangor & Piscataquis Rds.
Engaged in the lumber trade, and is the
centre of supplies for a large portion of
the central part of the State. Third city in
Maine. The Shore Line Rd., from Bangor
to Calais, runs through this place.
COMMERCIAL; every evening except
Sunday.andAVEEKLiY, Fridays; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, w^eekly twelve pages ;
size— daily 2sx42, weekly (size of page) 19x25;
subscription —daily $7, weekly SI ; established
—daily 1871, weekly 1838; J. P. Bass & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation — daily
1 1 , weekly H 2.
WHIG AND COURIER; every morn
ing except Sunday, and COURIER, Fri-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
six pages ; size— daily 27x41, weekly (size of
page) 21x27; subscription —daily $8, weekly
$1.50 ; established— daily 1834, weekly 1815 ; C.
A. Boutelle, editor ; Boutelle & Burr, pub-
lishers ; circulation — dally J 2, weekly 1 1.
COURIER; (see Whig and Courier.)
DIRIGO RURAL; Saturdays; agricult-
ural; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1874 ; D. M. Hall, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
INDUSTRIAL JOURNAL; Fridays;
commercial ; eight pages ; size 30x41 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1879 ; E. M. and W. F.
Blanding, editors ; Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
UP-RIVER NEWS ; Fridays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; W. C. Clark, editor ; Frank K.
Smith, publisher ; circulation .J 1 ; issue also
the Bucksport Clipper and the Monson Slate.
BAR HARBOR, Hancock Co., p
2,000 pop., at the entrance of Frenchman's
286
GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
MAINE.
Bay, 21 m. from Ellsworth. A celebrated
summer resort.
MOUNT DESERT HERAI.D; Frl
days ; indepenclent ; four pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; Joseph
Wood, editor; Mount Desert Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; a daily edition
Is issued during tne Summer months.
BATH, C. H., Sagadahoc Co., g 7,874t
pop., on Maine Central and Knox & Lincoln
Rds. and Kennebec r., 12 m. from its mouth.
Engaged in ship-building and the lumber
trade, and enjoys superior advantages for
navigation. A line of steamers connects
with Boston.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and AxMERICAN SENTINEL, Thurs
days ; republican ; daily four pages ; weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $7, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1844, weekly 1822; E. Upton &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1. weekly K 2.
AMERICAN SENTINEL.; (see Times.)
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Charles D. Clarke, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BELFAST, C. H., Waldo Co., g 5,308
pop., at head of Penobscot bay, has a
fine harbor ; terminus of Belfast branch of
Maine Central Rd., 132 m. from Portland.
Engaged in ship-building, manufacturing
and domestic commerce.
CITY PRESS ; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x4() ; subscription .$2.50 ;
established lS8(i ; Emery Boardmau, editor;
The Belfast Publishing Co., publishers.
PROGRESSIVE AGE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1854; Wm. M. Rust,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $ i ; established 1829 ; C. A. Pils-
bury, editor ; Republican Journal Publishing
Co.. publishers ; circulation 12.
MAINE TEMPERANCE RECORD;
monthly ; temperance ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x14; subscription 60 cents ; established
1878; Geo. E. Brackett, editor; Brackett &
Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
BIDDEFORD, York Co., p 12,651t
pop., on Saco r., opposite Saco, and on East-
ern and Western Divisions of Boston &
Maine Rd., 15 m. from Portland. A thriv-
ing cotton manufacturing and commercial
city.
EVENINCt TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and TIx>IES, Fridays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
23x35, weekly 3 )x44 ; subscription— daily $5,
weeklv $1.50; established— daily 1876, weekly
1879 ; W. E. Raney, editor ; A. J. Small, pub-
lisher; ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 2.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and Weekly, Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size— daily 23x36, weekly 3iix44 ;
subscription- daily $6, weekly $2.50; estab-
lished—daily 1884, weekly 1845; C. H. Pres-
cott, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily .] 1, weeklv 12.
xM A I N E SENTINEL ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four i)ages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; establislied 1882 ; John Hanscom,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
TI3IES; (see Evening Times.)
\VATSON'S ILLUMINATOR;
monthly ; humorous ; eight pages : size 32x46 ;
subscription ,50 cents ; established 1876 ; Will
H. Watson, editor and publisher : circ'n H 2.
MAINE.
BOOTH BAY, Lincoln Co., Q 4,500
pop., 14 m. from Wiscasset, the nearest Rd.
point. Fishing and ice are the principal
industries.
LINCOLN CO. ADVANCE; Saturdays;
eiglit pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882; A. Fultz, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
REGISTER ; Saturdays ; eight pages ,
size 2Ux27 ; subscription $1 ; established 18i7 ;
B. T. Cox, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BOWDOINHAM, Sagadahoc Co., g
l,681t pop., on Maiue Central Rd., 8 m. from
Bath. Ice trade and lumber manufacturing.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; four pages!
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1884 ; S. D. Tliorn, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
BRIDGTON, Cumberland Co., p
2,863 pop., 52 m. from Portland, on Sebago
Lake and on Bridgton & Saco r. Rd. A
steamboat line, known as Sebago Lake
Route, touches here. Engaged In woolen
and other manufactures.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870; H. A. Shorey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
BRUNSWICK, Cumberland Co.^ p
6,000 pop., on Androscoggin r. and Maine
Central Rd., at the junction of branch rail-
roads running to Bath, Lewiston and Farm-
ington, 26 m. from Portland and 30 from
Augusta. Engaged in lumber trade and
milling, and in the manufacture of cotton,
wood pulp, plush and morocco and paper
boxes ; the centre of considerable country
trade. Seat of Bowdoin College and the
Medical School of Maine.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1853 ; A. G. Tenney, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
BOWDOIN ORIENT; bi weekly ;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1871; Students of Bow-
doin College, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
BUCKSPORT, Hancock Co., g 3,100
pop , on Maine Central Rd., 18 m. from Ban-
gor. Ship-building, tanning, farming and
fishing form the principal Industries.
CLIPPER; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
E. S. Wardwell, editor ; Frank K. Smith, ]jub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issue also the Bangor
Up River News and the Monson Slate.
CALAIS, C.H., Washington Co.,D-(>,173t
pop., on St. Croix & Penobscot Rd., at head
of navigation on St. Croix r., and opposite
St. Stephens, N. B. The market of all the
up-river counties, and the Province of New
Brunswick. Engaged in ship-building and
the lumber trade. The famous Lockwood
Cotton Mill is located near by.
ADVERTISER ; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1836: John Jackson, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TIMES ; Thursdays; four pages; size 27.x41 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1869 ; Whidden
& Rose, editors and publishers ; circula-*
tion J 2.
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MAINE.
CAMDEN, Knox Co., g 4,386tpop.,on
Penobscot bay, 8 m. N. of Rockland and 48
from Bangor. Ship-building, ice cutting
and the production of lime carried on.
HERAIiD ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; T. R. Simonton, editor ; Camden
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
CANTON, Oxford Co., -u 1,600 pop., at
terminus of Rumfox-d Falls & Buckfleld Rd.
Has pulp mills, saw mills, etc.
TELEPHONE; Thursdays; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established
1883 ; E. N. Carver, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 3.
MAINE HORSE-BREEDERS'
M O N T H li Y ; live-stock ; twenty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; J. W. Thompson, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 2.
CAPE ELIZABETH, Cumberland
Co., P 5,000 pop., on Eastern Rd., 1 m. from
Portland. Has rolling mills, oil works, the
Eastern Rd. repair shops, and a number of
small manufactories.
SENTINEL ; (see Ferry Village.)
CARIBOU, Aroostook Co., ^ 2,800
pop., on Aroostook r. and N. B. Rd., 10 m.
from Ft. Fairfield. Has grist and shingle
mills and starch factory. General mercan-
tile business also carried on.
AROOSTOOK REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
S. W. Matthews, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
DAMARISCOTTA, Lincoln Co., g
1,300 pop., on Knox & Lincoln Rd., 18 m. E.
from Bath ; geographical and trade centre
of county. Principal occupation is ship-
building, but the town lies in a farming
section.
HERALD AND RECORD; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1876 ; Dunbar
Brothers, editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; dated at Damariscotta and Newcastle.
DEER ISLE, Hancock Co., g -1,000 pop.,
20 m. from Rockland and 18 from Ellsworth.
A summer resort.
EGGEHOGGIN PILOT; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1.25 ;
established 1885 ; H. H. Pressey, editor and
publishei- ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the
Gazette.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
21x35; subsci'iptiou $1.25; establislied 1882;
H. H. Pressey, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 ; issues also the Eggemoggin Pilot.
DEXTER, Penobscot Co., a 3,500 pop.,
the terminus of Dexter & Newport branch
of Maine Central Rd., 30 m. N. W. of Ban-
gor ; is on a branch of Sebasticook r., which
furnishes good water power for woolen
mills, machine shops and other manufac-
tories located here.
EASTERN STATE ; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 18S2; S. B. Thayer,
editor ; Orrin Fitzgerald, Jr., publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 .
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages ; size
35x48; subscription $1..50; established 1862;
Thomas H. B. Pierce, editor ; M. F. Herring.
MAINE.
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the
Fireside and Farm,
FIRESIDE AND FARM; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1SS7; M. F. Herring,
editor and publisher ; issues also the Gazette.
DOVER, C. H., Piscataquis Co., a
1,900+ pop., on Piscataquis r. and Bangor &
Piscataquis Rd., 12 m. N. of Dexter, and 35
N. W. of Bangor. Tannery, manufactory of
woolen goods, organs, spools, &c.
PISCATAQUIS OBSERVER;
Thursdays ; independent-republican ; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; Samuel D. Edes, editor ; Edes &
Barrows, publishers ; circulation K 2.
EASTPORT, Washington Co., n- 4,800
pop., on Moose Island, in Passamaquoddy
Bay, at mouth of St. Croix r. ; the most east-
erly point in U. S., and a growing summer
resort. Has 15 large canning factories.
Great fish depot. Engaged in foreign and
domestic commerce.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1818 ; N. B. Nutt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
EAST WINTHROP, Kennebec Co.,
[? 150 pop., 6 m. from Augusta. Has a
tannery and boot and shoe manufactory.
WINTHROP BANNER; semi
monthly; temperance; four pages; size
17x25 ; subscription 35 cents ; established 1881 ;
Edwin R. Packard, ediior and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
ELLSWORTH, C. H., Hancock Co.,
[? 5,052 pop., on Union r., 26 m. from
Bangor, and on Mt. Desert Branch of
Maine Central Rd. Engaged in the lumber
trade and ship-building.
AMERICAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages : size 29x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; J. C. Chilcott, editor ; Hancock
County Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 2.
FAIRFIELD, Somerset Co., n 3,044t
pop., on Kennebec r., and Maine Central
Rd., 83 m. from Portland. Engaged in manu-
facturing and lumbering.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $1.75 ; established
1872 ; E. P. Mayo, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
FARMINGTON, C. H., Franklin Co.,
-a 3,853 pop., on Sandy r. The Northern
terminus of the Andi-oscoggin r., and on
Maine Central and Southern terminus of
Sandy River Rds., 47 m. from Lewiston,
33 from Augusta and 80 from Portland. Sur-
rounded b3' an agricultural district. Some
manufactures carried on.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1840 ; John M. S. Hunter, editor ;
C. W. Keyes & Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1.
SCHOOL AVORLD; monthly; juvenile;
twelve pages ; size of patie 10x14 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1S82 ; D. H. Knowlton &
Co., editors and publishers ; does not insert
advertisements.
FERRY VILLAGE, Cumberland
Co.. ,□ 1.200 pop. (of town 5,000), 1 m. from
288
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
MAINE.
Portland. Engaged in fishing and manu-
facturing.
CAPE ELIZABETH SENTINEL. ;
Fridays; four pages; size 26x40; suViscription
S1.25 ;'established 1881; J. H. and F. H. Harford,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; dated
at CaDe Elizabeth.
FRYEBURG, Oxford Co., -a 900
pop., on Saco r., and on the Portland &
Ogdensburgh Rd. Engaged in lumbering.
ACADEMY BELL. ; quarterly; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1884 ; Students of Fryeburg
Academy, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 1 '; a school paper.
GARDINER, Kennebec Co., g 4,439t
pop., on Maine Central Rd., and at the head
of steamboat and ship navigation on the
Kennebec r., 6 m. S. of Augusta. Has exten-
sive water power and is largely engaged in
manufactures, commerce and lumber
trade. Centre of the ice business in the
State.
HOME JOURNAL; Wednesdays ; four
Eages ; size 26x40; subscription $2 50; estab-
shed 1852 ; E. W. Morrell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
KENNEBEC REPORTER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1865 ; Richard B. Caldwell,
editor ; Caldwell, Landers & Co., publishers;
circulation K 2.
GLENBURN, Penobscot Co., a 1,000
pop., 9 m. N. W. of Bangor. Located in a
good farming section.
EASTERN STAR; semi-monthly; spir-
itualist; four pages; size 20x26; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; C. M. Brown, editor and
publisher.
GRAY, Cumberland Co , p 500 pop., 17
m. X. of Portland. A manufacturing town
and the centre of considerable trade.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x34; subscription $1; established 1836;
H. A. & G. W. Poole, editors and publishers ;
issue also Mechanic Falls' Ledger.
HALLiOWEIili, Kennebec Co., g
3,154t pop., on Kennebec r., and Maine
Central Rd., 2 m. S. of Augusta. Exports
considerable granite from its quarries and
manufactures oilcloths, print blocks, cot-
ton cloth, etc.
REGISTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 23x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Walter F. Marston, editor and publisher ; cii--
culation L 2 .
HOTJLTON, C. H., Aroostook Co., ^
4,000 pop., connected by branch of the New
Brunswick Rd. (of which it is the terminus)
with Maine Central Rd., 190 m. N. E. of
Augusta. Engaged in farming and manu-
factures. Fine potatoes, hay, hemlock
bark, cedar shingles, spruce, deal and starch
are the principal products. Seat of Ricker
Classical Institute.
AROOSTOOK PIONEER; Tuesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; sub-
scription S2; established 1857; Geo. H. Gilnian,
editor ; W. S. Oilman & Son, publishers ;
circulation K 2.
AROOSTOOK TIMES; Thursdays;
independent ; four _pages ; size 24x40 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1860 ; Theo. Gary,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
JIAIXE.
KENNEBUNK, York Co., p 2,852t
pop., on Boston & Maine and Eastern
Rds., 8 m. from Biddeford and 25 from
Portland. Location of large shoe shops.
Has leatheroid and leatherboard mills.
The township itself contains a railroad
five miles in length called the Kennebunk
and Kennebunkport Rd.
EASTERN STAR; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; W. Lester Watson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
KEZAR FALLS, York Co., p 800
pop., on river, 35 m. from Portland and
5 from the Portland & Ogdensburg Rd.
Has woolen, saw and grist mills ; also bob-
bin factorj\
OXFORD CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
intlependent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1883 ; R.Fult. Worm-
wood, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LEWISTON, Androscoggin Co., p
19,083-(- pop., on Andi'oscoggin r.. Grand
Trunk and Maine Central Rds. Auburn,
C. H., on the opposite bank of the
Androscoggin, is a city of over 10,000 pop.
The two cities are connected by four
bridges, employ millions of capital, and are
practically one city. The river furnishes
w^ater power, which is employed in
manufacturing. Cotton, woolen, lumber,
machinery, and boots and shoes are the
chief articles manufactured.
EVENING JOURNAL; eveiw evening
except Saturday and Sunday, SATURDAY
JOURNAL, Saturdaj's, and JOURNAL,
Fridays ; republican ; dailj- four pages,
Saturday and weekly eight pages ; size— daily
27x40 ; Saturday and weekly 34x50 ; subscrip-
tion—daily, with Saturday edition, $8, Satur-
day edition $1.50, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1861, weekly 1847 ; Nelson Dingley, Jr., &
Co., editors and pulilishers ; circulation —
daily I 1 , Saturday H 1, weekly F 1.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 31x45; subscription ,§2; estab-
lished 1872 ; Calvert & Waldron, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
JOURNAL; (see Evening Journal.)
LABOR ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .$1.50 ; established 1884 ; D. W. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
LE MESSAGER; Thursdays; French;
four pages ; size 25x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; E. H. Tardivel. editor ; Martel
and Tardivel, publishers ; circulation K 2.
SATURDAY JOURNAL; (see Even-
ing Joxirnal.)
BATES STUDENT; monthly; forty
pages octavo ; subscription §1 ; established
1873 ; Students of Bates College, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college p^per ;
issued during the collegiate year.
LISBON FALLS, Androscoggin Co.,
p 3,00) pop., 10 m. E. of Lewiston and 9
W. of Brunswick, on the Maine Central
Rd. Has lumber and grist mill and woolen
and wood pulp manufactory.
LISBON OBSERVER; Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages : size 24x36 ; sub-
scription §1.50 ; established 1884; B. F. Thorn,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
LIVERMORE FALLS, Andros-
coggin Co., p 1,100 pop., on Androscoggin
r.. and Maine Central Rd. Has leatherboard
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189
MAIXE.
and pulp mills ; also large wood-turning
shop and clothing manufactory.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; establislied 1883 ;
R. A. Carver, editor; Record Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation L 2 ; issues also Wilton
Record.
liUBEC, Washington Co., D- 1,200 pop.,
on an inlet of the Atlantic ocean, 4 m. S. of
Eastport, and 30 S. E. of Calais. Has a good
harbor, and is partly supported by the coast
trade and fisheries.
HERAJLD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 75 cents : es-
tablislied 1SS6 ; W. J. Vance Hainer, editor
and publisher.
MACHIAS, C. H., Washington Co., D-
2,203 pop., on Machias r. Engaged in ship-
building and coast and lumber trade.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1856 ; C. O. Furbush, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription §2.50; estab-
lished 1853 ; George W. Drisko, editor ; Drisko
& Parlin, publisliers ; circulation K 2.
MADISON, -S'ome/'se^ Co., n 1,800 pop.,
on Somerset Rd. Manufactories of lumber,
starch, sash and blinds are located here.
Has three large woolen mills, sash and
blind and coffin works.
BULLETIN; Tluirsdays ; four pages;
size of page 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1385 ; E. A. Merriman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MECHANIC FALLS, Andros-
coggin Co., p 2,000 pop., on the Little An-
droscoggin r., 10 m. from Lewiston, and on
the Grand Trunk Rd. Engaged in the man-
ufacture of shoes, clothing and paper.
LEDGER ; Thursdays; four pages; size
25x36; subscription $1.25; established 1884;
H. A. and G. W. Poole, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2 ; issue also Gray Enterprise.
BEE KEEPERS' ADVANCE; month
ly; bee-keeping ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
page 8x11; subscription 25 cents ; established
1887; James B. Mason & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers.
MONSON, Piscataquis Co., D 831 pop.,
on Hebron Pond, about 54 m. N. W. of Ban-
gor. Several large slate quarries in vicinity.
SLATE ; "Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscrijjtion $1 ; established 1885 ; F. A.
Hart, editor ; Frank K. Smith, publisher; cir-
culation K 2 ; issues also the Bangor Up-River
Neivs and the Bucksport Clipper.
NEW CASTLE, Lincoln Co., g 1,700
pop., on the K. & L. Rd. and Damarlscotta
r., and 10 m. from Waldoboro. Ship-build-
ing is the principal industry.
HERALD AND RECORD; (see Da
mariscotta.)
NORTH ANSON, Somerset Co., n
1,555-|- pop., terminus of Somerset Rd., on
Kennebec r., 10 m. from Skowhegan. En-
gaged in agriculture, manufactures and
the lumber trade.
^ UNION ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1856 ; A. Moore & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MAINE.
NORTH BER'WICK, York Co.,p
2,000 pop., at junction of Boston & Maine and
Eastern Rds., 20 m. from Portland. A
manufacturing tOAvn.
NEVI^S AND JOURNAL; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Wm. H. Furlong, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NORWAY, Oxford Co., ^ 3,313 pop.,
on branch (from South Paris) of Grand
Trunk Rd. and 48 m. from Portland. Hasan
extensive water power and is engaged in
the largest manufacturing in the county.
OXFORD CO. ADVERTISER; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 26x44 ; subscription
$2.75 ; established 1869 ; F. W. Sanborn, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
ORONO, Penobscot Co., n 2,300 pop.,
on the Maine Central Rd. and on the W.
bank of tlie Penobscot r. Has various
manufactories.
CADET MONTHLY ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1885 ; Maine State College Pub
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate j-ear.
PARIS, C.H., Oxford (7o.,-a 2,931+ pop.,
on the Grand Trunk Rd., 48 m. from Port-
land. The shire town of the county and
centre of trade. Engaged in manufactures.
OXFORD DE3IOCRAT; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1833 ; Atwood & Forbes,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
PEMAQUID, Lincoln Co., g 900 pop.,
near the sea and about 18 m. E. of Bath.
31 E S S E N G E R ; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; W. Lewis, editor and publisher.
PHILLIPS, Franklin Co., -u l,437t
pop., on Sandy r. and at terminus of the
Sandy River Rd., 17 m. from Farmingtoii,
in an agricultural district.
PHONOGRAPH ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Z. T. Haines, editor ; N. C. Brackett, publish-
er ; circulation J 1.
PITTSFIELD, Somerset Co., p 2,300
pop., on the Maine Central Rd., at the junc-
tion of the Sebasticook & 3Ioosehead and
Maine Central Rds. Engaged in manufac-
turing ; has two woolen mills.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; C. B. Haskell, editor ; O. S. Haskell &
Son, publishers ; circulation K 2.
PORTLAND, C. H., Cumberland Co.,
p 33,810+ pop., on Casco bay. Has one of the
finest harbors on the coast. Connected by
rail and steamer with all parts of Maine and
the British Provinces. Two lines of railroad
and a daily steamer connect with Boston,
Mass., and a semi- weekly line of steamers to
New York. Connected -with the West by
railroad reaching through the White
Mountains. Has two lines of weekly Eu-
ropean steamers and a large trade from
the West Indies.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Sundaj% and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; repub-
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MAINE.
MAINE.
lican; four pages; size— daily 24x41, weekly
24x36; subscription— daily §7, weekly $1.5U;
establislied 17S5 ; H. W. Richardson, editor ;
State Publishing Association, publishers ;
circulation— daily J 2. weeklj- K 2.
EA STERX A RGUS ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, AKC^U.s, tri-weeklv, Tues-
days. Thursdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size— daily and tri-weeklj' 28x4H, week-
ly 30x46; subscription— daily SS, tri-weeklj'
§3.50, weekly $2; established 1803; John M.
Adams, editor ; John M. Adams & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly I 2 ;
does not insert advertisements in triweekly.
C^^.4ch<a/ average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Neicspaper Di-
'i^eetory—daili/ S,~:'?
lishers; circulation C 1 ; issue also the Farin
and Housekeeper, People's Ilhist rated Jour-
nal and Thrifty Farmer and Fireside
Magazine.
LIVE STOCK MONTHLY; livestock;
twenty-four pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
.scription $1 ; established 1883 ; Ford & Rich,
publishers ; circulation H 1.
NORTH-EAST; monthly; protestant
episcopal; eight pages; size of page 10x12:
subscription SI ; established 1872 ; Rev. C. M.
Sills, editor ; W. H. Stevens & Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
ODDFELLOWS' REGISTER AND
MASONIC JOURNAL; monthlv ; odd
fellowship ; eight pages ; size 26x38 ; silbscrip-
tiou SI ; established 1877 ; Wm. H. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation I l .
OUR HOME AND FIRESIDE
iveekly '2,^04 copies.
EVENING EXPRESS; every evening ^lAGAZINE; monthly; twenty pages; size
- • ■ '■ - . g,,]f. of_ page llxlo; subscription SI; established
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x40; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1882 ; Evening Ex-
press Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 1 .
PRESS; every morning except Sunday,
and MAINE STATE PRESS, Thurs-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 28x42, weekly 31x48 ;
subscription— daily SS, weekly $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1862; Portland Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly I 2 .
ARGUS; (see Eastern Argus.)
CHRISTIAN MIRROR; Saturdays;
congregational: eight pages ; size 31x44 ; sub-
scription S3; established 1822; I.P.Warren,
editor and publisher; circulation .J 2.
GLOBE ; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Geo. B. Bagley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 .
H E R A li D ; Saturdays ; prohibition ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1884 ; W. H. Hobbs, editor ; Herald
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
SW Actual average circulation for one year
preceding December 4, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American Netispaper
Directory, 1,457 copies, including special edi-
tions.
MAINE STATE PRESS; (see Press.)
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; four
pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Giles O. Bailey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
TRANSCRIPT ; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; .size of page 16x22 ; subscription S2.50 ;
established 1837 ; Edward H. Elwell and S. T.
Pickard, editors ; Elwell, Pickard & Co., pub-
lishei s ; circulation D 2.
ZION'S ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription
S2..50 ; established 1828 ; Henry S. Burrage,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
A 31 ERIC AN HOME 3IAGAZINE
AND ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY;
monthly ; twenty pages : size of page 11x15 ;
suV)scription $1 ; established 1876 ; H. Hallett
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation CI;
issue also Hallett's American Farmer and
Family Magazine, Our Home and Fireside
Magazine and Practical Housekeeper and La-
dies' Fireside Companion.
F A R 31 AND HOUSEKEEPER ;
monthly ; eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription .50 cents; established 1886; Geo.
Stluson & Co., editors and publishers; issue
also the Illustrated Household Magazine, Peo- .
pie's Illustrated Journal and Thrifty Farmer
and Fireside Magazine.
HALLETT'S A3IERICAN FAR3I-
ER AND FA31ILY 3IAGAZINE ;
monthly ; agricultural ; twenty pages ; size of
page 11x15; subscription $1 ; established 1884;
H. Hallett & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation E 1 : issue also the American Home
Magazine and Illustrated Library, Our Home ;
a7id Fireside Magazine und Practical House-
keeper and Ladies' Fireside Companion.
ILL! ST RATED HOI SEHOLD
3L4GAZINE; monthly ; twenty pages;size
of page 11x1 >: sub.scriptlon $1; established
1878 ; George Stinson & Co., editors and pub-
1873 ; H. Hallett & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation B 2; issue also the American Home
Magazine and Illustrated Library, Hallett's
American Fanner and Family Magazine and
Practical Housekeeper and Ladies' Fireside
Companion.
PEOPLE'S ILLUSTRATED
JOURNAL; monthly; sixteen pages; size
of page 12x6 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; George Stinson & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation B 1 ; an eight-page supple-
ment is also regularly issued ; issue also the
Farm and Housekeeper , Illustrated Household
Magazine and Thrifty Farmer and Fireside
' Magazine.
PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPER
AND LADIES' FIRESIDE COM-
PANION ; monthly; eight pages; size of
page 11x15; subscription .50 cents; established
18S6; H. Hallett & Co., editors and publishers ;
issue also the American Home Magazine and
Illustrated Library, Hallett's American
Farmer and Family Jlagaziiie and Our Home
and Fireside Magazine.
PYTHIAN HERALD ; monthlv ;
Knights of Pythias ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription 50 cents ; J. F. Chute, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2. S^Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Dec.
22, 1S86, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neicspaper Directory, 1,544
colli es.
THRIFTY FAR3IER AND FIRE-
SIDE 31 AGAZINE; monthly; agricult-
ural ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1885 ; George Stin-
son & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion E 2 : issue also the Farm and House-
keeper, Illustrated Houseliold Magazine and
People's lllustra ted Jo u rn a I.
3IAINE HISTORICAL AND
GENEALOGICAL RECORDER;
quarterly ; eighty pages ; size 7x9 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1884 ; S. 31. Watson, editor
and publi-her ; circulation K 1.
3IAINE SUNDAY-SCHOOL RE-
PORTER; quarterly; evangelical; eight
pages ; size 19x28 ; subscription 15 cents ;
established 1884 ; Rev. B. P. Snow, editor ;
Hoyt. Fogff& Donham, publishers; circ'n J 1.
MASONIC TOKEN: quarterly; ma-
sonic ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 12
cents ; established 1867 ; Stephen Berry, ed-
itor and publisher; circulation J 2.
PRESQUE ISLE, Aroostook Co., 6
2,800 pop., on Presque r., having a fine
water power, 140 m. from Bangor, 42 from
Houlton and 17 from steamboat navigation
on the St. John r. Terminus of New Bruns-
wick Rd. Engaged in agriculture and the
lumber trade. Has large starch manufac-
tories, machine shops, saw and grist mills.
AROOSTOOK HERALD; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 25x40 ; sub-
scription ,$2 ; established 1884 ; Joseph B. Hall,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
NORTH STAR; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages size 24x36 ; subscription
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
291
MAINE.
$1.75; established 1872 ; G. H. Collins, editor
and publishei- ; circulation L 2.
RICHMOND, Sagadahoc Co., g 2,864
pop., on Maine Central Rd., 17 m. S. of Au-
gusta. Location of boot and shoe manu-
factories, steam saw mill and planing mill.
Connected by boat with Boston, Mass., when
navigation permits.
BEE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; Ray
Thompson, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
ROCKLAND, C. H., Knox Co., g
7,599t pop., on Penobscot bay, at Eastern
terminus of Knox & Lincoln Rd., 49 m. from
Bath. Engaged in sliip-building, and for-
eign and domestic commerce. Has ex-
tensive limestone quarries.
C O U R I E R-G A Z E T T E ; Tuesdays;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscriptimi
$2; established 1846 ; Herbert M. Lord, editor;
Porter & Jones, publishers ; circulation I 1.
FREE PRESS; Wednesda.ys; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
S2.50 ; established 1855 ; EdAvin Sprague, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
() FIN 1 0 N ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 27x47 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Levi M. Robbins and Oliver Otis,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
^^~Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Xuv. 25, 18S6, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Newspaper Di-
rectory, 2,442 copies.
SACCARAPPA, Cumberland Co., p
(pop. of town 5,000), on P. & Rochester and
P. & Ogdensburg Rds., 6 m. from Portland.
Has gingham, silk, paper and leatherboard
mills, and cotton, lumber and other manu-
factures.
WESTBROOK CHRONICLE;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1882 ; Marcus
Watson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SACO, C. H., York Co., p 2,500 pop.,
on Boston & Maine Rd. and Saco r., 6 m.
from its mouth and 14 from Portland. Has
several large cotton factories, machine
shops, saw mills and shoe factories. Con-
nected by bridge with Biddeford.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST TALK ;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 18S6 ;
Wm. S. Noyes, editor ; Noyes Publishing Co.,
publishers.
SKOWHEGAN, C. H., Somerset Co.,
□ 3,860t pop., on Kennebec r., terminus of
Skowhegan branch of Maine Central Rd., 35
m. from Augusta and 100 from Portland.
Engaged in lumbering, farming and manu-
factm-ing.
^SOMERSET REPORTER; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1840; Joseph
O. Smith, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
SPRING VALE, York Co., p 500
pop. (pop. of town 3,000), on Portland &
Rochester Rd., 30 m. from Portland, 5 from
Alfred and 12 from Rochester, N. H. Is a
large lumber and trade centre for neigh-
boring towns. Has several cotton and
shoe factories.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
MAINE.
Frank H. Dexter, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
THOM ASTON, Knox Co., g 3,017 f
pop., on the Georges r. and the Knox c& Lin-
coln Rd., 4 m. W. of Rockland. Engaged in
ship-building and the manufacture of
lime. It is also the location of the Maine
State Prison.
HERALiD; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; J. S.
Hodgdon, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
IVALDOBORO, Lincoln Co., g 3,758t
pop., port of enti-y on Medomak r. and
Knox & Lincoln Rd. Largest ship-building
town in Lincoln county. Waldoboro is the
trade centre for various towns in the sur-
rounding region.
LINCOLN CO. NEWS; Fridays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1873 ; Samuel L. Miller,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
WATERVILLE, Kennebec Co., g
6,500 pop., on Kennebec r., 18 m. from
Augusta, at junction of Maine Central and
Portland & Kennebec Rds. Ticonic Falls
furnish water power sufficient to drive
300,000 spindles; 91,000 are in operation at
present. The seat of Colbj^ Universit3^
MAIL; Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1847 ;
Wing & Wing, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 23x42 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880 ; O. G. Hall & Son, editors and
publi-shers ; circulation K 2.
COLBY ECHO; monthly; twenty-four
pages; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; Students of Colby Univer-
sity, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
WILTON, Franklin Co.,^ 1,739 pop.,
on Maine Central Rd., 8 m. from Farming-
ton. Corn canning, boot and shoe and
woolen manufacturing are the principal
industries.
RECORD ; Thursdays : eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1880 ; R.
A. Carver, editor ; Record Publishint? Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issue als'o the
Livermore Falls News.
WINTHROP, Kennebec Co., g 2,146t
pop., on Maine Central Rd., 10 m. W. of
Augusta and 19 N. E. of Lewistou. Engaged
in various manufactures, especially oil-
cloth, blankets and agricultural imple-
ments.
BUDGET ; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; John
A. Stanley, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WISCASSET, C. H., Lincoln Co., g
l,847t pop., on right bank of Sheepscott r.,
20 m. from the ocean and 50 E. N. E. of
Portland, and on Knox & Lincoln Rd. The
manufacture of kindling wood is a prom-
inent industry. Has a fine harbor, with
sufficient depth of water to float the
largest vessels.
LILLIPUTIAN; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Chas. E. Emerson, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MAINE.
YARMOUTH, Cumberland Co., p
3,001) pop., on Maine Central and Grand
Trunk Rds. and Royals r.. 11 m. N. by E. of
Portland ; a manufacturing town.
EASTERN GAZETTE ; Fridays; four
pages ; size ^^xSO ; subscription f l.:25 ; estab-
lished 1886; E. G. Crabtre, editor and pub-
lisher.
MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
ANNAPOLIS, C. H., Amie Arundel
Co., a State capital, 9,000 pop., on Severn r.,
2 m. from Chesapeake bay and 30 from
Baltimore. The Annapolis, Washington &
Baltimore Rd. connects it with Baltimore
& Washington Rd. In a fruit and berry-
growing country. The seat of St. John's
College and of United States Naval Acad-
emy. The most important brancli of busi-
ness is its oyster trade. A glass factory has
been established, and the Annapolis & Bal-
timore Short Line is in operation, bringing
Baltimore within a half hour's ride.
EVEMNG CAPITAL; every evening
except Sundav ; independent ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscriDtion $3.60 ; established
1884 ; W. M. Abbott, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
EVENING REPIBLICAN; every
eveningexcept Sunday, and MA K-\ LAND
REPUBLiICAN, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size— daily 18x24, weekly 26x40;
subscription — daily S3, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 1882, weekly 1809 ; G. W. Brock,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1,
weeklv K 2.
ANNE ARUNDEL. ADVERTISER ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1870 ; Wm. T. Iglehart,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MARYLAND GAZETTE; Wednes
days; republican; eignt pages; size 24x3o ;
subscription $1 ; established 1745 ; J. Guest
King, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
MARYLAND REPUBLICAN; (see
Evening Republican.)
RECORD; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; E. S. Riley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x3u ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; Tribune Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
POULTRY REVIEW ; monthly ;
poultry raising ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1885; Poultry
Review Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
BALiTIMOItl^, -Baltimore Co., ^ 425,-
000 pop., on Patapsco r., near Chesapeake
bay. The metropolis of Maryland, on Phila-
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd., and
terminus of Baltimore & Ohio, Northern
Central, West Maryland, Maryland Cen-
tral and Baltimore & Potomac Rds., 93
m. from Philadelphia and 38 from Wash-
ington. Engaged in foreign and domestic
commerce and manufactures. Great oyster
and tobacco market ; also celebrated for
canned fruit trade and vegetables of all de-
scriptions.
A 31 E R I C A N ; every morning, and
WEEKliY, Saturdays; daily four pages,
Saturday and Sunday eight pages ; size-
daily 28x42; Saturday and Sunday (size of
page) 19x28 ; subscription— daily $6, with Sun-
day $7.50 Sunday $1.50, weekly $1; estab-
lished—daily 1773, weekly 1850 ; Chas. C. Ful-
ton & Co., publishers; circulation— daily D 2,
Sunday C 2, weekly D 2.
DEUTSCHE CORRESPONDENT;
every morning, and WEEK.LY, Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $7.50, weekly $2.50, Sunday $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1840, weekly 1845 ; Frederick
Raine, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily G 1, weekly I 1 ; Der Sonntags Corre-
spondent, eight pages, size 22x28, is issued on
Saturdays as a stipplement.
JOURNAL ; every morning except Sun-
day, and DIE SONNTAGS-POST, Sun
days ; German ; daily four pages ; Saturday
and Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 27x40,
Saturday and Sunday :30x44 ; subscription-
daily $(), Sundav $1.50; established— daily
1882, Sunday 1S85 ; Journal Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation — daily
H 1, sundav H 1.
MORNING HERALD; every morning
except Sunday, SUNDAY HERALD, Sun-
days, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, Sunday and weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 23x35, Sunday and
weekly size of page 18x24 : subscription-
daily $3, Sunday $1.50, weekly. 50 cents ; estab-
lished—daily and Sunday 1S75. weekly 1S82;
Herald Publishing Co.. editors and pixblishers ;
circulation— daily E 1 , Sunday F 1 ,weekly G 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY NEWS, Sundays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, Sunday ten pages ;
size— daily 25x38, Sunday (size of page) 19x24 ;
subscription— daily $6, Sunday $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1868, weekly 1874; Daily News
Association, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily F 2, Sunday E 1.
SUN ; every morning except Simday, and
WEEKLY,' Saturdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 27x38 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1837, weekly
1838 ; A. S. Abell & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation— daily C 1, weekly F 1.
BALTIMOREAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Crutchflelds & Haas, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
BAPTIST; Thursdays; baptist; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; H. M. Wharton and A. C. Barron,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
B A Y E R I S C H E S W O C H E N -
B L A T T ; Wednesdays ; German ; eight
pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1881 ; Louis Heise, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 2 ; New York office 93
Elm street.
BUSINESS ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 28x44; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1885; Hagan & Oliver, editors; Balti-
ni' ire Business Advocate Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
CATHOLIC MIRROR; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size of page lsx-24 ; sub-
scription $2 50; established 1849; Baltimore
Publishing Co.. publishers; circulation G 2.
DEIt SONNTAGS CORRESPOND-
ENT ; (see Deutsche Correspondent.)
DIE SONNTAGS-POST; (see Journal.)
EPISCOPALiMETHODIST;Wednes-
days ; methodist episcopal, south; eight
pages ; size of iiaue 15x-.2 ; subscription $2.20 ;
established 1866; Rev. William K. Boyle, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 2 .
EVERY SATURDAY; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1877 ; T. J. Wentworth, editor
and publisher: circulation H 1.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE AND
PRICE C U IC RE N T ; Sat urcl ays ; com-
mercial ; four panes ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1850 ; Manufacturers' Record
1 Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 ;
issues also the Manufacturers' Record.
KATHOLISCHE VOLKS-ZEIT-
UNG ; Saturdays; German; catholic; eight
pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1860; John Schmidt, editor; Kreuzer
Brothers, publishers ; circulation E 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
293
3IARYLAND.
liABOR FREE PREf?!S; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 2Sx46 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1883; Geo. S. Stuart, editor; Stu-
art & Roxbrough, publishers ; circ'n I 1 .
MANUFACTURER!?;' RECORD;
Saturdays ; commeroial ; thirtj -six pages ;
size of page 10x15; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1881; R. H. Edmonds, editor; Manu-
facturers' Record Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 1 ; issues also the Journal of Commerce
and Price Current; New York city office, 113
Fulton St.. Room 6.
MARYLAND DIRECTOR; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size ■22xo2 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; A. Bur-
gess Wilson, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
MARYLAND LAW RECORD; Sat
urdays ; legal ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription $3; established 1878; J. T.
Ringffold, editor and publisher ; cix'c'n J 1
3IARYL.AND 3IEDICAIi JOUR-
NAL; Saturdays; medical; forty-two pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; T. A. Ashb.v, M.D., editor ; Journal
Piiblisliing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
METHODIST; Saturdays: methodist
episcopal ; eight pages ; size of page 13x20;
subscription SI. 50 ; established 1879 ; J. W.
Cornelius, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n I 2 .
METHODIST PROTESTANT; Sat
urdays ; methodist protestant ; eight pages ;
size of page 16x22; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1831; Rev. E. J. Drinkhouse, M.D., D.D.,
editor ; "W. J. C. Dulany, publisher ; circula-
tion I 2 .
NATIONAL FARM AND FIRE-
SIDE ; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1874; Nat. Farm and Fireside Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
OLD TOWN ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1881 ; Benjamin • Baker, editor :
Baker & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
PALL MALL GAZETTE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; Pall Mall Gazette Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
PRESBYTERIAN OBSERVER;
Thursdays ; presbyterian ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription $2; established
1872; H. M. Simmons, M. D. & Rev. W. W.
McKennej', editors and publishers; cli-cu-
lation I 1 .
SUNDAY HERALD ; (see Morning
Herald.)
SUNDAY NEWS; (see Neivs.)
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundavs ; eight
pages ; size of page 17x23 ; subscription $1 50 ;
established 1884 ; Times Publislilng Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TELEGRAM; Saturdays; eight pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; W. I. Cook, editor ; James Young,
publisher ; circulation H 1.
TRADE; Fridays; commercial; thirtv-
six pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscriptio'n
$2 ; established 1879 ; E. S. Judge, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
VOLKSFREUND UND BIENE;
Saturdays ; German ; independent ; eight
pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1873; Sigmund Juuger, editor and
publisher; circulation H 1.
WECKER; Saturdays; German; inde-
pendent; eight pages; size 34x46; subscrip-
tion §2.50 ; established 1851 ; William Schnauf-
fer, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
AMERICAN FARMER; semimonth-
ly ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $1; established 1819;
Samuel Sands and W. B. Sands, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
FANCIER; semi-monthly ; twelve pages;
size of page 8x11 : subscription §1 ; established
1886 ; John D. Abel & Co., editors and publish-
ers.
PROTECTOR; semi-monthly; Ancient
Order of United Workmen ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subsci-iption $1 ; established 1880 ;
Butts & Robinson, editors and publishers;
circulation I 2 .
MARYLAND.
RAILROAD AND STEAMSHIP
JOURNAL; semi-monthly; twelve pages;
size of page 11x14; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1S82 ; J. W. Harris, editor and publisher;
circulation J 2.
UNDERWRITER; semi-monthly; in-
surance ; twent3' eight pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription §3 ; established 1865 ; C. C.
Bombaugh, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2. -
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF DEN-
TAL SCIENCE; monthly; dentistry; nine-
ty-eight pages octavo ; subscription $2.50; es-
tablished 1867; F. J. S. Gorgas, M.D., D.D.S.,
editor ; Snowden & Cowman, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
BAPTIST MESSENGER ; monthly;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; .subscription
75 cents ; established 1883 : Rev. A. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHRISTIAN OBSERVER;
monthly ; methodist ; eight pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1; established 1878; Thomas and
Evans, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
FARM AND HOUSEHOLD; month-
ly ; eight pag;es ; size .30x44 ; sub.-cription 50
cents; established 1SS6 ; Geo. R. Bellows, edi-
tor and publisher.
GOLDEN CHAIN; monthly; Order of
the Golden Chain ; eight pages ; size 23x32 ;
subscription (30 cents ; established 1885; Golden
Chain Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
HERALD; monthl.v; commercial; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription 30 cents ; es-
tablished 1873 ; T. W. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
JOTTINGS; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885; Jottings Company, editors and publish-
ers ; an insurance advertising sheet.
MARYLAND FAR3IER; monthly;
agricultural ; eighty-four pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1864 ; Ezra
Whitman, publisher ; circulation H 2.
PIONEER ; monthly ; evangelical ; eight
pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1880 ; Fletcher E. Marine, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SUNNY SIDE MAGAZINE; month-
ly ; fiction ; sixteen pages; size of page 11x15 ;
vsubscription $1 ; established 1887; C. H. Milter,
editor and publisher.
WALZL'S MONTHLY; photogi-aphy ;
twent.v-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884; R. Walzl, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
^AMERICAN CHE3IICAL JOUR-
NAL; bi-monthly; chemical; eighty pages
octavo ; subscription §3 ; established 1878 ;
Ira Remsen, editor; Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, publishers ; circulation K 2.
A :>I E R I C A N JOURNAL OF
MATHEMATICS ; quarterly ; educa-
tional ; ninety-six pages ; size of page 10x12 ;
subscription $5; established 1878; Simon
Newcomb, editor ; circulation K 1 ; issued un-
der the auspices of the Johns Hopkins Uni.
versify.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHIL-
O L O G Y" ; quarterly ; educational ; one
hundred and fifty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1880; Basil L. Gilder-
sleeve, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BEIi AIR, C. H., Harford Co., cf 1,600
pop., on Maryland Central Rd., 22 m. from
Baltimore and 9 from Philadelphia, Wil-
mington 6k Baltimore Rd. Centre of con-
siderable trade, and surrounded by an agri-
cultural region. Over four hundred fruit
canning factories are located in the county.
iEGIS AND INTELLIGENCER;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; F. W.
Baker, editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
HARFORD DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1868 ; Democrat Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; republican; four pages ;
size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
N. N. Nock, editor ; circulation J 1.
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294
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MARYLAND.
BOONSBORO, Washington Co., b 900
pop., 10 m. from Hagerstown and 3 m. from
Hue of Baltimore & Ohio Rd. Farming the
principal industry.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §1-50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; R. N. Monroe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L '2.
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Dorchester Co.,
D- 3,S00 pop., on Choptank r., 20 m. from
Chesapeake bay. Terminus of Cambridge
& Seaford Rd. Engaged in the oyster and
lumber trade, also in agriculture and fruit
growing.
CHRONICIiE; Thursdays : demo-
cratic; four pages: size 26x40; subscription
SI ; established 1823 ; E. C. Harrington and J.
R. Pattison, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
DEMOCRAT AND NEWS; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1840 ; John G.
Mills, editor and publisher: circulation J 1.
DORCHESTER ERA; Saturdays; in-
dependent-republican; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 18T8 ; J. H. C.
Barrett, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
CATONSVIIiLE, Baltimore Co., b
2,500 pop., on a branch of the Baltimore &
Potomac Rd. Brewerj% cigar factory and
several stores here. Agriculture carried on.
ARGUS; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Edwin J. Farber, editor; Albert J. Mellor,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CENTREVII.LE,C.H., Queen Anne s
Co., D- 1,350 pop., on Corsica r., at terminus of
Queen Anne & Kent Rd. Steamers connect
with Baltimore.
OBSERVER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 30x4S ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1864; Busteed, Roberts & Bro., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
RECORD; Saturdays; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1ST3 ; W. Scott Roberts and F. J. Bailey,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CHESTERTOWN, C. H., Kent Co.,
cf 2,700 pop., on Chester r., 30 m. from its en-
trance into Chesapeake bay, terminus of
steamboat navigation and about 45 N. E. of
Annapolis. Terminus of the Baltimore &
Delaware Bay Rd. Washington College,
founded in 1782, is located here. Engaged
In agriculture and fruit-growing. Has large
straw-board and canning factories.
KENT NEWS; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1825 ; Plummer & Usilton, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TRANSCRIPT ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1862; Woodall & Justis,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CHURCH YillAA.Queen Anne's Co.,n-
700 pop., in a splendid agricultural section,
38 m. E. S. E. of Baltimore.
NEWS; monthly ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Wil-
liam Du Hamel, B. A., editor ; News Publish-
ing Co.. publishers ; editions are also issued
for Millington and Sudlersville.
CRISFIELD, Somerset Co., O, 986t
pop., on Chesapeake bay, at terminus of
MARYLAND.
Fi
Eastern Shore Rd. Engaged in oystering
and fishing.
IjEADER ; Saturdaj's ; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; W. R. Reese and N. W. Dixon,
editors ; Hodson, Reese & Dixon, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
CUMBERLAND, C. H., Allegany
Co., "□ 12,000 pop., on Potomac r. and Balti-
more & Ohio Rd., at junction of Pittsburgh,
div. Balto. & Ohio, Cumberland & Pennsyl-
vania and Piedmont & Cumberland Rds.,
and Bedford division of Pennsylvania Rd.,
and terminus of Chesapeake & Ohio Canal,
178 m. from Baltimore, 149 from Pittsburgh.
Engaged in trade and shipping. Has glass,
iron and steel manufactures ; centre of the
great bituminous coal lands of Md.
NEW"S; every morning except Sunday,
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $6 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; William E. Griffith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and AL.L.EGANIAN, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 23x35, weekly
30x44; subscription— daily $6, weekly §1.50;
established— daily 1869, weekly 1820; Philip
W. Avirett, editor ; Avirett and Bro., publish-
er ; circulation— dailv K 2, weekly J 1 .
A ELEGANT AN ; (see Times.)
COURIER; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1882 ; C. E. Hambright, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1880 ; Independent Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
SUNDAY CIVILIAN; Sundays; re-
publican; eight pages; size 22x30; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1828 ; Civilian Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
THREE STATES; Saturdays; four
cages ; size 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; Three States Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers : circulation K 1.
WORKMAN; Thursdays; labor; four
pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1 ; established
1887 ; Local Assembly No. 1541, K. of L., editors
and publishers; an organ of the Knights of
Labor.
DENTON, C. H., Caroline Co. ,D- 875
pop., on Choptank r., 65 m. from Annapolis
and 25 S. W. of Dover, Del. Various trades
and manufactures carried on here.
AMERICAN UNION; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1860 ; F. C. and H. E.
Ramsdale. editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
CAROLINE DEMOCRAT: Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Z P. Steele, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages : size 26x39 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1845 ; Melvin & Hobbs, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
EASTON, C. H., Talbot Co., a- 3,30(>
pop., on Delaware & Chesapeake Rd., 109 m.
from Philadelphia and 60 from Baltimore.
Engaged in raising grain and fruit. Has a
large mercantile trade. Some manufac-
tures carried on. One of the most import-
ant business centres in the State.
DEMOCRAT: Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 p
Paul Winchester, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GAZETTE: Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
295
MARYLAND.
lished 1817; Wilson M. Tylor & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
LiEDGER ; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; G. E. Haddaway, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
STAR; Tuesdajs; democratic; four pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1800 ; Thos. K. Robson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ELKTON,C.H., Cecil Co., cf 2,200 pop.,
on Elk r. and Pliiladelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Rd., 50 m. from Baltimore, 46
from Philadelphia and 2 from the Baltimore
& Ohio Rd. Has a fine water front, adapted
to commercial purposes. Large fertilizer
factory and pulp mills are in operation.
The Elk r. furnishes excellent water power,
which is employed in various manufac-
tures.
APPEAL; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Appeal Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
CECIL. CO, XEAVS^ Wednesdays; In-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1880 ; James H. Frazer,
M.D., editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CECIL. D E3I O C R A T ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1842 ; G. W. Cruik-
shank, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CECIL, WHIG; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1841 ; H. R. Torbert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.;
ELLICOTT CITY, C.U.,Howard Co.,
n 1,9(0 pop., a narrow gorge on both
sides of Patapsco r., which furnishes excel-
lent water power. The Baltimore & Ohio
Rd. connects it with Baltimore, 15 m. E.
AMERICAN PROGRESS; Saturdays;
independent; eight pages; size 30x42; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1871 ; J. B. Morrow,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1870 ; J. Y. Brattan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
EMBLA, Baltimore Co., ^ 800 pop.,
on Maryland Central Rd., 3 m. from Balti-
more. Seat of the Notre Dame of Maryland
College for joung ladies. The residence of
a number of Baltimore business men.
NEW FARM; monthly; agricultural;
forty-eight pages octavo : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; H. R. Walworth, editor; Wal-
worth & Co., publishers.
BMMlTS^VRG^Frederick Co. ,^8i7t
pop., on Emmetsburg Rd., 23 m. from
Frederick City. Location of Mount St.
Mary's College. Manufactories of furniture
and machinery.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription §1.50;
established 1879 ; Samuel Motter, editor and
publisher: circulation L2.
FEDERALSBURG, Caroline Co., a-
800 pop., on Nanticoke r. and Cambridge &
Seaford Rd., 100 m. from Baltimore and 120
from Philadelphia. Saw mills, grist mill
and manufactories of baskets and crates for
peaches, kindling wood factory and large
canning house.
COURIER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
six pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscription
MARYLAND.
$1 ; established 1872 ; HefEron Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; issue also
the Peninsula Farmer.
PENINSULA FARMER; semimonth-
ly ; agricultural; twelve pages; size of page
11x14; subscription 50 cents; estaljlished
1885; HefCron Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation L 2 ; issue also the Courier.
FORESTVILLE, Prince George's
Co., n 500 pop., in the midst of a fine farm-
ing section, 9 m. from Washington.
RECTOR'S ASSISTANT; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; forty -four pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; estalj-
lished 1886 ; Rev. Wm. Brayshaw, editor and
publisher ; a local church paper.
FREDERICK, C. H., Frederick Co., [^
8,659+ pop., 44 m. from Washington and 61
from Baltimore, Connected with Baltimore
& Ohio Rd. by a branch 3 m. long., and ter-
minus Frederick div. Pa. Rd. Engaged in
manufactures, and a place of active trade.
NEWS; every evening except Sundaj',
ana WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent;
daily four pages, weekly six pages ; size —
daUj' 21x31, weekly 28x40 ; subscription — daily
S3, weekly §1 ; established 1883 ; W. T. Dela-
plaiue & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily K 2, weekly 1 1 .
EXAMINER ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 30x46 ; subscription S2.5(J; es-
tablished 1805 ; Keefer & Knautt, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN CITIZEN; Fridays;
four pages; size 29x41; subscription .§2.50;
estal)lished 1822 ; Baughman Bros., editors and
pul)lishers ; circulation K 2.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; Kauf-
man & Markell, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 2.
UNION; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; O. C. Warehlme, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FROSTBURGH, Allegany Co., \2
4,000 pop., on Cumberland & Pa. Rd., 17 m.
W. of Cumberland. In the centre of a great
bituminous coal region.
MINING JOURNAL; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1871 ; J. B. Oder, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GREENSBORO, Caroline Co., a- 770
pop., on D. & C. Rd. and Choptank r., 24 m.
N. from Easton. Fruit canning and evapo-
rating; steam sawing, basket making and
ship-building are carried on.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1880 ; Chi-istian & Plunimer, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2.
HAGERSTOWN, C. H., Washington
Co., "d 1(),0<>i pop., near Antietam r., on Cum-
berland Valley and Sttenandoah Valley
Rds., Washington Co. branch of Baltimore
& Ohio, and West Md. Rds., 86 m. from Bal-
timore. A place of active trade.
EVENING GLOBE; everv evening ex-
cept Sunday, and GLOBE, Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size— daily 20x.30,
weekly 26x40 ; subscription— dailj' $4 ; weekly
$1 ; established 1879 ; Ira W. Hays, editor and
publisher ; circ'n— daily K 2, weekly .1 1 .
NEWS; every inorning except Sunday,
and AVEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages ; size
—daily 24x36, weekly 28x41 ; subscription-
daily $3.50, weekly $1.50 ; established 1873 :
296
GEO. r. ROWELL & GO'S
MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
Hagjrstown News Publishing Co., editors
and publishers: circ'n—ilailyK 2, weekly J 2.
UlA)R^i (seeEveHi»g Globe.)
HERALD AND TORCHLIGHT;
Thursdays; republican; four pages; size
28x40 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1814 ;
Adams & Matthews, editors and publishers;
circulation J 2.
MAIL ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1828 ;
Edwin Bell, editor ; Mail Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation J 1.
HAMPSTEAD, Carroll Co., i 575
pop., on the B. & H. Rd., 24 m. from Balti-
more. Engaged in agriculture and milling.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1880 ; Jos. S. Cornman. editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HAVRE DE GRACE, Harford
Co., cf 2,716 pop., on Phila., Wilmington &
Baltimore and Philadelphia extension of
Baltimore & Ohio Rds., 36 m. N. E. of Balti-
more, and southern terminus of Tidewater
Canal. It has a large coal and lumber trade.
Fruit canning, and shad and herring fishing
is extensively carried on. The Susquehanna
r. empties into Chesapeake bay here.
ELECTRIC LIGHT; \Vednesdaj^s ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1882; Electric Light Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; independent-
republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1868 ; A. P. and W. S. Mc-
Combs, editors; Havre Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
liAUREL, Prince George'' s Co., D 1,606
pop., on B. & O. Rd., midway between Bal-
timore & Washington, 60 m. from Cincin-
nati. Location of extensive stone quar-
ries and iron ore banks. Has several mills
and iron foundries.
FREE QUILL; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x38 ; subscription §1 ; established 1885 ;
Jas. A. Clark, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
REVIEW; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876 ; J. H. Peake, editor ; Chas. P.
Peake, publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEONARDTOWN, C. H., St.
Mary's Co., p (iOd-j- pop., on Brittan Bay r„
55 m. S. of Annapolis. Large coach factory
and various stores.
ST. MARY'S BEACON; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1839; Yates & King, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
ST. MARY'S ENTERPRISE; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 : subscription $1;
established 1883 ; Frank Holmes and Enoch B.
Abell, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
L.IBERTYTOWN, Frederick Co., i
700 pop., 12 m. fi-om Frederick and 18 from
Westminster. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural district.
BANNER OF LIBERTY; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1850; J. S. L. Rodrick.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
I.ONACONING, Allegany Co., \^
5,000 pop. In the Great George's Creek
mining region.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Henry W. Sehaidt, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1 . ^^" Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Dec.
31, 1886, as per statement on file at the office
of the American Newspaper Directory, •J,134
cop it's.
STAR ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; J. J.
Robinson, editor and publisher.
MECHANICSTOWN, Frederick
Co., i 849 pop., on Western Maryland Rd.,
near Monocacy r., 16 m. from Frederick and
60 from Baltimore. Iron and copper min-
ing carried on. Within a short distance of St.
Mary's College and St. Joseph's Sisterhood.
CATOCTIN CLARION; Thursdays;
independent ; tour pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1871 ; Charles E.
Cassell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MIDDLETOWN, Frederick Co., a
750 pop., on the National turnpike, 8 m.
W. of Frederick, 53 from Baltimore and
Washington. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural district.
VALLEY REGISTER; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1844 ; G. C. Rhoderick,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MIIiLINGTON, J^ent Co., tfSOO pop.,
on Kent & Queens Rd., 12 m. from Chester-
ton, the county seat, in an agricultui'al and
manufacturing section.
NEWS; mouthlj' ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1886; Wm. Du Hamel, B.A., editor ;
News Publishing Co., publishers ; an edition
! of the Church Hill Neivs.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, J^alti.
more Co., i 1,000 pop., on the Northern Cen-
tral Rd., 6 m. N. of Baltimore. Large cotton
factory here.
ADVOCATE; monthly; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription 75 cents; established
1885 ; E. L. Gernaud, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
NORTH-EAST, Cecil Co., cf 1.400
pop., on line of Phila., Wilmington &
Baltimore and Baltimore & Ohio Rds. Iron
work, fire bi-ick and stove linings manu-
factured.
CECIL STAR ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1; established 1882 ;
George O. Garey, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
OAKLAND, C. H., Garrett Co., ^ 1,200
pop. A summer resort on the Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 53 m. from Cumberland.
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT ; Satur
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; J. B.
Fav, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 3Ctx44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873; James A. Hayden. editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
POCOMOKE CITY, Worcester Co.,
0, 2,000 pop., on Pocomoke r., and N. Y., P.
& N. Rd., 150 m. from Philadelphia. En-
gaged in agriculture, fruit growing and the
lumber trade.
PENINSULA LEDGER; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 26x38; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; A. J. Merrdl,
I editor; Merrill & Co., publisliers ; circ'n L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
297
MARYLAND.
MARYLAND.
RECORD AND GAZETTE; Satur
days ; independent ; fonr pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription S1.50 ; established 1865 ; W. J. S.
Clarke and C. O. Melviu, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
PORT DEPOSIT, Cecil Co., cf 1,950
pop., on the Pennsylvania and Philadelphia,
Wilmington & Baltimore Rds. Large quan-
tities of lumber is transhipped here. Gran-
ite and coal found in vicinity.
PARISH GLEANER; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; forty pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscrijition 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
Rev. Jacob Miller, editor and publisher ; a
local church paper.
PORT TOBACCO, C. H., Charles
Co., [? 202+ pop., at the head of Port Tobacco
bay, on Potomac r., 30 m. below Washing-
ton. Engaged in agriculture.
MARYLAND INDEPENDENT;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .SI ; established 1874 ; Adrian Posey,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES AND CHARLES CO. AD-
VERTISER; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; Cox & Daley, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
PRINCE FREDERICK, C. H.,
Calvert Co., p 456+ pop., 40 m. S. of Annapolis
and about 5 W. of Chesapeake bay and 6
E. of Patuxent r.
CALVERT GAZETTE; Saturdays;
size 24x:;5 ; subscription §1 ; established 1885 ;
C. S. Parran, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
CALVERT JOURNAL; Saturdays;
neutral ; four pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1867 ; John P. Briscoe,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PRINCESS ANNE, C. H., Somerset
Co., ^ 1,000 pop., on Manokln r., 10 m. from
its mouth, and the New York, Philadelphia
& Norfolk Rd., 19 m. from Crisfleld and 76
from Cape Charles. Manufactures flour
and lumber.
MARYLANDER ; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1866 ; Eph. G. Polk, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOMERSET HERALD ; Tuesdays ;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1861 ; C. W. Fon-
taine, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
QUEENSTOWN, Queen Anne's Co.,
D- 2.50 pop., on Chester r., 7 m. from Centre-
ville and 35 from Baltimore.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x36: subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1881 ; John M. Aker, editor ; M. W.
Aker, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
RISING SUN, Cecil Co., ^ 500 pop.,
on Phila. & Baltimore Central Rd., 7 m.
from Oxford, Pa. ; in one of the finest agri-
cultural sections In the State. A shipping
point for grain. Has several large canning
houses.
MIDLAND JO URN A L ; Fridays ;
agricultural ; Independent ; eight pages ; size
26x88 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; E. E.
Ewing & Sous, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
ROCKVIL.LE. C. H., Montgomery
Co., n 700 pop., on M. br. of B. & O. Rds., 16
m. N. W. of Washington, D. C. A rich farm-
ing countrj'.
MARYLAND INDEPENDENT; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $125; established 1880; Wm. J.
Graham, editor and publisher ; circ'n L2.
MONTGOMERY ADVOCATE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1872 : Wm. Brewer and A.
J. Almoney, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
M0NTG03IERY CO. SENTINEL;
Fridaj's ; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1855 ; Mrs. R.
G. Fields, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ST. MICHAELS, Talhot Co., & l,175t
pop., 12 m. from Easton, 60 from Baltimore,
and 6 from Marjland & Delaware Rd.
Engaged in ship-btiilding, farming, fish and
oyster trade.
COMET AND ADVERTISER; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1; established 1866; Frank T.
Gibson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SALISBURY, C. H., Wicomico Co., R
3,600 pop., on Wiconiico r., and N. Y., Phila.
& Norfolk Rd., at junction of Wicomico and
Pocomoke Rd., 95 m. S. E. of Annapolis.
Engaged in lumber trade and the produc-
tion of grain, fruits and vegetables.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 29x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1867 ; Thomas Perrj', editor
and publisher; cii'culation J 2.
SNOW HILL, C. H., Worcester Co., O,
1,400 pop,, on Pocomoke r., 30 m. from Po-
comoke Sound, at the head of steamboat
navigation, and on the Pennsylvania Rd.
Engaged in the lumber, oyster, fruit and
trucking trade, supplying Philadelphia,
Baltimore and New York markets.
DEMOCRATIC MESSENGER; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1869 ; O. M. Pur-
nell and C. L. Vincent, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WORCESTER CO. SHIELD; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1845 ; P. S. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUDLERSVILLE, Queen Anne's Co.,
u- 250 pop., Q. A. & K. Rd., 40 m. from Wil-
mington and 21 from Dover, in an agricult-
ural and peach-growing section. Canning
and evaporating fruits extensivelj' carried
on. 4 m from Chester r.
NEWS; monthly ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x3() ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; William Du Hamel, B. A.,
editor; News Publishing Co., publishers; an
edition of the Church Hill News.
TOWSON, C. H., (TOWSONTOWN)
Baltimore Co., ^ 1,316 pop., 7 m. N. of Balti-
more, on line of Md. Central Rd.
BALTIMORE CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x41; subscription $1; established 1869; Frank
I. Duncan, editor ; Frank I. Duncan and
Joshua F. Benson, publishers: circ'n J 1.
BALTIMORE CO. UNION; Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription S1.50 ; established 1850 ; Long-
necker Bros.,editoi-s and publishers ; circula-
tion .J 1.
MARYLAND JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
298
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MARYLAND.
subscription $1.50; established 1865; Wm. H.
Rubv, editor and publislier ; circ'n J 1 .
TRINITY CHURCH RECORD;
monthly; protestant-episcopal: sixteen pages;
size of page 8x11 : subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1SS6 ; Rector of Trinity Church,
editor ; a local church paper.
TRAPPE, Talbot Co., a- 325 pop., 3 m.
from Delaware & Chesapeake Rd. and 9
from Easton. Located In an agricultural
district.
TALBOT TIMES; Wednesdays; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Rev. Burton S. Highley, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
UNION BRIDGE, Carroll Co., ^
1,000 pop , on Westei'n Maryland Rd., in an
agricultural and mining section. Has graiii
elevators and shops of W. Md. Rd.
CARROIiI. NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1886 ; Edward Reisler, editor and pub-
lisher.
UPPER MARLBOROS C. H.,
Prince George's Co., n 541+ pop., 17 m.
from "Washington City, on the Baltimore &
Potomac Rd. Patuxent r. steamers within
2i miles. Engaged principally in farming,
and canning of fruits and vegetables. To-
bacco and grain the principal crops.
MARLBORO' GAZETTE; Wednes
daj's; four pages; size 27x42; subscription
$2 ; established 1836 ; I. S. Wilson, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
PRINCE GEORGE'S ENQUIRER;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1862; Roberts
& Sasscer, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2,
WALKERSVILLE, Frederick Co.,
800 pop., on the Pennsylvania Rd., 7 m. N. E.
of Frederick City.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 19x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1885 ; Augustus Clemm, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
WESTMINSTER, C. H., Carroll
Co., ^ 3,341 pop., on Western Maryland Rd.,
58 m. from Annapolis and 29 from Balti-
more. Engaged in manufactures.
AMERICAN SENTINEL; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x43 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1835 ; John H. Mitten,
editor ; E. J. Rippard, publisher ; circ'n J 1.
DE3IOCRATIC ADVOCATE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; William H. and Charles
Vanderford, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion .J 2
IRVING LITERARY GAZETTE ;
monthly; eight pages ; size 28x22 ; subscription
75 cents; established 1881; membei's of Ir-
ving Literar3' Society of Western Maryland
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
WILLI AMSPORT, Washington
Co., \2 1,800 pop., on Potomac r., Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal and Cumberland Vallej-^ and
Western Maryland Rds., 6 m. from Hagers-
town. A place of considerable business
importance.
liEADER ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1; established 1884;
McCardi'U & Albert, editors and publishers ;
circulation L2.
TRANSCRIPT; Wednesdays ; neutral ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
3IARYLAXD.
tablished 1884; Harry E. Rickard, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WOLFSVILLE, Frederick Co., ^ 200
pop., in an agricultural and stock-raising
section, 16 m. N. W. of Frederick.
CATOCTIN NEWS; Fridays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; Hotelmyer & Biser ; editors
and publishers.
WOODBERRY, Baltimore Co., [j
1,000 pop., near Baltimore. Chiefly engaged
in the manufacture of machinerj". Adjoins
a fine agricultural and fruit-growing coun-
trj'.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Morling Meyer & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
31 A SSA CRUSETTS.
ABINGTON, Plymouth Co., O, 3,697t
pop., 20 m. from Boston, on Old Colony &
Newport Rd. The manufacture of boots
and shoes is probably cari-ied on here more
extensively than at any other town in the
State of equal population. Large quantities
of tacks are also manufactured.
PLYMOUTH CO. JOURNAL AND
HERALD; Fridaj's; eight pages; size
32x44; subscription $2; established 1872; L.
B. Hatch, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
ACTON, Middlesex Co., n- 2,000 pop.,
on Fitchburg Rd., 25 m. from Boston and 6
from Concord. Agricultural community.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages >
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Wood Bros., editors and publishers ; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
PATRIOT ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1874 ; Pratt Bros., publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
ADAMS, Berkshire Co., -n 8,282 pop.,
on Pittsfield and North Adams branch of
Boston & Albany Rd. A flourishing village,
noted for its great number of mills, facto-
ries, print woi-ks, etc. The principal manu-
factures are cotton and woolen goods,
paper and celluloid.
DER ZEITGEIST ; Wednesdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established l8S<i.
FREEMAN; Fridays; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; Earl
G. Baldwin, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
AMESBURY, Essex Co., cf 8,500 pop.,
on Amesbury branch of Eastern div. of
Boston & Maine Rd., 27 m. N. of Salem, 42
from Boston and 5 from Newburyport. De-
voted to woolen, cotton machinery, patent
flooring and carriage manufacturing. In
July, 188B, a lai-ge portion of tlie town of
Salisbury was annexed to Amesbury, nearly
doubling its population. Bounded on the
S. by the Merrimac r.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881; J. B. Rodgers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
VILLAGER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1832 ; J. M. & I. J. Potter, editors
and publisiiers ; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
299
MASS A CHUSETTS.
AMHERST, Hampshire Co., -D 4,298t
pop., on New London Northern and Central
Mass. Rds., 20 m. from Palmer, 23 from
Springfield and 100 from Boston. Seat of
Amlierst College, a flourishing institution
incorporated in 1821, and of the State Agri-
cultural College and State Experimental
Station. Has good water power.
RECORD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22; subscription
$2.15; established 1844; J. E. Williams, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
STUDENT ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
of page 1(1x14 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1866 ; Students of Senior and Junior Classes
of Amherst College, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
L.ITERARY MONTHLY ; sixty four
pages octavo; subscription §2; established
188(5; Senior Class of Amherst College, editors
and publishers ; a college magazine ; issued
duriuK the collegiate year
ARLINGTON, ^/JfMZesea; Co., n- 4,640
pop., on the Middlesex Central branch of
the Boston & Lowell Rd., 6 m. from Boston.
Celebrated for its excellent vegetable gar-
dens, its beautiful avenues and fine resi-
dences. Engaged in general manufactures ;
has drug mills.
ADVOCATE? Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Chas. S. Parker, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1 ; an edition entitled the Minute-
Man is issued for Lexington.
ASHBY, Middlesex Co., n- 1,000 pop.,
6 m. from Fitchburg. Farming and lumber-
ing are the principal industries. Has a
wooden ware manufactory.
ARGUS; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; Pratt Bros., publishers ; circulation
LI; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
ASHIiAND, Middlesex Co., D- 2,394t
pop., on Sudbury r. and Boston & Albany
Rd., at terminus of the Milford, Franklin,
Providence & Hopkinton Rd., 25 m. from
Boston, 20 from Worcester. Engaged in
boot and shoe and cotton manufactures.
ADVERTISER ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 1S2 ; estab-
lished 1869; Middlesex Newspaper Co., pub-
lishers; W. W. Pease, manager; circulation
L 2 ; an edition of the South Framingham
Framingham Gazette.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; four pages:
size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; establislied
1859 ; Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation L2 ; an edition of the Mai"lboro'
3Iirro7'- Journal.
ATHOIi, Worcester Co., n 4,751 pop.,
on Miller's r. and Fitchburg Rd., at ter-
minus of Athol branch of the Boston &
Albany Rd., 33 m. W. of Fitchburg. A manu-
facturing town.
TRANSCRIPT; Tuesdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 18T1 ; Athol Transcript Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WORCESTER WEST CHRONI-
CLiE; Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ;
R. Williani Waterman, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; issues also the Templeton
Recorder.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
ATTIiEBOROUGH, Bristol Co., 0,
14,000 pop., on Boston & Providence and Old
Colony Rds., 12 m. from Providence and 31
from Boston. Ten Mile river affords fine
water privileges. Manufacture of jewelry
the principal business. It has also numer-
^ous cotton mills, manufactories of printed
calicoes, metal buttons, clocks, straw bon-
nets, electric clocks, etc.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
E. H. Sweet & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation I 1.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; eight pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Edgar Perry, editor ; Perry,
Barnes & Co., publishers ; circulation J 2 ; a
four-page edition is issued on Tuesdays ; an
edition entitled the Mirror, for Norton and
another entitled the Townsman, for^ Reho-
both, are issued on Saturdays.
AYER, Middlesex Co., d- 2,200 pop.,
on the Boston & Fitchburg Rd., Worcester
& Nashua Rd., Peterboi'o & Shirley and
Lowell & Ayer Rds., 17 m. to Nashua, 28 to
Worcester, 35 to Boston, 15 to Lowell and 12
to Fitchburg. Engaged in manufactures of
various kinds ; is a place'of active trade.
EXPRESS; Tuesdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription bv cents ; established 1859;
Paatt Bros., editoi's and publishers ; an edi-
tion of Marlboro' Mirror- Journal.
GUIDON; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 21x;>4 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 186S ; John H. Turner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also Turner's
Public Spii'if.
TURNER'S PUBLIC SPIRIT; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$1 ; established 1868 ; John H.
Turner, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1 ; issues also the Guidon.
BALDWINVILLE, Worcester Co.,
a 1,000 pop., on Ware r., at junction of Fitch-
burg Rd., and B. & A. branch. Engaged in
manufacturing chairs and toys. Has paper
mill.
COTTAGER AND READY REC-
ORD; monthly; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1882: Cot-
tager and Readj^ Record Co.. editors and pub-
lishers; circulation G 1. ^;WActual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 17,
1886, as per state tnent on file at the office of the
American Xeirspaper Directory, 5,562 cojnes.
BARNSTABLE, C. H., Barnstable
Co., □ 4,250 pop., on Barnstable bay, and Old
Colonj' Rd., 73 m. from Boston. The town-
ship reaches entirely across the cape, and
includes the villages of Hyannis, Coluit, Os-
lerville, Centreville, Marston's Mills, West
Barnstal)le and Barnstable. Engaged in
fishing and coast trade.
BARNSTABLE CO. JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1886 ; James B. Cook,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAPE COD BEE; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 28.X44: subscription Sl.riO; established
1880 ; Bee Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lisiiers : circulation K 1 ; issued from the
office of the Patriot.
PATRIOT; Tuesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18:30 ; F. B. Goss, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 ; issues also the Cajje Cod
Bee, the Chatham Monitor and the Sandwich
Observer.
300
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASSACHUSETTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BARRE, Worcester Co., u 2,4I9t pop.,
on Ware r., about 23 m. N. E. of Palmer.
Surrounded by an agricultural district. An
active trade centre. Engaged In manufac-
tures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; Independent; four
f)ages ; size 2Tx4'2 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
ished 1834 ; Henry H. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .11; an edition of the
Gazette is also issued for Ware.
BEDFORD, Middlesex Co., d- 1,000
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd. A rich farm-
ing countr3-.
BULLETIN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1876 ; A. E. Brown, editor ; Pratt
Bros., publishers ; circulation L 1 ; an edition
of the Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
BERLIN, Worcester Co., u 977t pop.,
on Massachusetts Central and Old Colony
Rds., 30 m. from Boston. Farming is the
chief industrj'. Has a large shoe shop.
REPORTER; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription .^0 cents ; established
18T8; Pratt Bros., publishers; cii'culation LI ;
an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
BEVERLY, Essex Co., r-f 9,134 pop.,
2 ni. from Salem and 18 from Boston. En-
gaged in commerce, fishery and shoe manu-
facturing.
CITIZEN; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x3s ; subscription $2 ; established 1851 ;
Irving W. Allen, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
T 1 31 E S ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 25 ;
established 1882 ; I. M. Mai'shall, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
BILLERICA, Middlesex Co., -a 2,020
pop., on Concord r- and Boston & Lowell
Rd., 6 m. from Lowell. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufacturing.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 : subscription 5U cents ; established 1859;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers; an edi-
tion of Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
BOSTON, C. H., Suffolk Co., [y State
Capital, 4r)0,ooO pop., on Massachusetts bay.
The commercial metropolis of New Eng-
land. The " Athens of America." Second
city in the United States in commercial im-
portance. Engaged in trade with all parts
of the woi'ld. Depot for New England
manufactures of every nature.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size of page 18x23 ;
subscription— daily $12, weekly Si; estab-
lished 1811 ; W. E. Barrett, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation — dailj' G 2, weekly Jl;
issues also tlie Evenimi Record.
DER TEiiEGRAPH ; every evening
except Sunday ; German ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $3; established 1885; P.
L, Schrift«resser & Co., editors and publisli.
ers; circulation .T 1; issue also the New Eny-
land Staaten Zeitung.
EVENING JOURNAL.! (.see Morning
Journal.\
EVENIN<i RECORD; every evening
except Sunday, and SUNDAY RECORD,
Sundays; daily four pages, Sunday twelve
pages • size— daily 23x38. Sunday (size of page)
ITxVH ; .sul)Scr)ption— daily $3. Sunday S2; es-
tablished—daily 1SS4. Sunday 1886; W. E. Bar-
rett, editor and publisher; circ'n— daily C 1 ;
Issues alto the Auvei User.
EVENING TRANSCRIPT; every
evening except Sunday, and TRAN-
SCRIPT, Tuesdays; independent-republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page 19x24 ; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly §2 ; established-
daily 1830, weekly 1851 ; Boston Transcript Co.,
publishers ; circ'n — ciaily F 1 , weekly I 2 .
EVENING TRAVELLER; every
evening except Simday, TRAVELLER,
semi weeklv, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
AMERICAN TRAVELLER, Satm-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 31x46 ;
subscription — daily $9, semi-weekly S2,
weekly $1 ; established 1825 ; Roland Worth-
ington, editor ; Traveller Newspaper Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation — daily F 1 , semi-
weekly H 1, weekly G 2.
GLOBE ; every morning and evening ex-
cept Sunday, SUNDAY GLOBE, Sun-
days, and VVEEBLLY, Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; daily and weekly eight pages, Sunday
sixteen pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly $1, Sunday S2; estab-
lished— daily and weekly 1872, Sunday 1877;
Globe Newspaper Co., publishers ; Charles H.
Taylor, manager ; circulation— daily B 2, Sun-
day A 1, weekly D 2.
HERALD ; every morning, noon and even-
ing except Sunday, and SUNDAY HER-
ALD, Sundays; daily eight pages, Sunday
sixteen pages; size of page 19x25; subscription
—daily §6, Sunday S2 ; R. M. Pulsifer & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily B 2,
Sunday B 2. '
MORNING JOURNAL ; every morn-
ing except Sunday, EVENING JOUR-
NAL, every evening except Sunday,
JOURNAL, semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEK.LY. Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription
— morning or evening $6, semi-weekly $3,
weekly $1 ; established 1834 ; Journal News-
paper Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— morning and evening C 2, semi-weekly
I 1 , weekly E 1
POST ; every morning except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Fridays; independent; eight
pages; size 17x21; subscription — dally §9,
weekly $1-50; established 1831; Post Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation — dailyG 2,
weekly H 2.
JOURNAL ; (see Morning Journal.)
TRAVELLER; (see Evening Traveller.)
ABC PATHFINDER ONCE A
WEEK; (see ABC Pathfinder Railway
Guide.)
ADVOCATE; Satui-days ; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription $1..50 ;
established 1885 ; N. H. Bonaparte, editor ; W.
Grandison and J. D. Powell, Jr., publishers ;
circulation J 1 ; an organ of colored people.
AMERICAN ARCHITECT AND
BUILDING NEWS; Saturdays ; mechan-
ical ; forty-two pages ; size of page 9x14 ; sub-
scription $6; established 1876; Ticknor iS: Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 ; Gel-
atine edit ion, same as the regular edition, but
including gelatine prints, $7 per year, Imjje-
rial edition §10; Monthly edition, identical
with the first weekly issue of each month.
$1.75 per vear,
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER
AND UPHOLSTERER; Saturdays;
commercial ; thirty pages ; size of page
12x17; subscription $'^.50; established 1870;
J. Henry Symonds, editor and publish-
er ; circulation H 2 ; branch offices in Chi-
cago, 111.; Cincinnati, Ohio; Philadelphia, Pa.,
and New York City; issues also Carpets, Wall
Paper and Curtains.
AMERICAN CULTIVATOR ; Satur
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 36x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1839 ; George B.
James, editor and publisher ; circulation D 2 ;
issues also the Household Companion.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE AND
I>IART; Saturdaj-s ; commercial; twelve
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription S2; es-
tablished 1885; Percival Gassett, editor and
.publisher; circulation K2; dated at Boston
' and New York City.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
SOI
MASSACHUSETTS.
AMERICAN TRAVELLER ; (see
Eve ning Tra veller.)
BANKER AND TRADESMAN
AND 3IAS!SCHU.SETTS LAW KE-
PORTER: Thursdays; legal; twenty
pages; size of page Kixlo; subscription §5;
established 1873 ; Levi B. Gay, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J i.
BANNER OF I,IGHT; Saturdays;
spiritualist ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1853 ; Luther Colby,
editor ; Colby & Rich, publishers ; circula-
tion E 1.
BEACON ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
of page 18x23 ; subscription §2.50 ; established
1883 ; Beacon Publishmg Co., editors and pub-
lisliers ; circulation H 2.
BICYCLING AVORLD ; Fridays ;
sporting ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
sub.-;cription Si; established 1ST8; C. W. Four-
driuier, editor ; Bicjcling World Co., publish-
ers ; circulation H l.
BOOT AND SHOE RECORDER;
Wednesdays; commercial; seventy-four pages;
size of page 10x12; subscription .$2.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; C. H. McDermott, editor ; Boot
and Shoe Recorder Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
BOSTONER RUNDSCHAU ; Satur
days ; German ; eight pages ; size of page
17x22 ; .subscription $2 ; established 18S4 ; M.
H. Heerde, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1.
BOSTONIAN AND RAILROAD
A D VERTISER ; Saturdays; twelve pages;
size of page 12x16; suljscription §1; estab-
lished 1819 ; Advotiser Publishing Co., editors
and publishers: circulation .1 1.
BUDGET; Sundays; eight pages; size
of page 18x23 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1879 ; J. W. Ryan, editor ; Budget Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation G 2.
BUN KER HILL TIMES ; Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size 36x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1851 ; E. Gerry Bro^vn, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
CARPETS, WALL PAPER AND
CURTAINS; Saturdays; commercial;
tweuty-two pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription S1..50; established 1879; J. Henrj-
Symonds, editor and publisher ; circulation
I 2 ; issues also the American Cabinet Maker
and Upholsterer.
CHARLESTOWN TRIBUNE; Satur-
days ; republican ; eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscriinion 81.50; established 1886: F. T.
Fullf-r, editor : Tribitne Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; dated at Charlestown. Mass.
CHRISTIAN LEADER; Thursdays;
universalist ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ;
subscription S2.50; established 1819; Rev.
George H. Emerson. D.D., editor; Universal-
ist Publishing House, publishers ; circula-
tion (t 1.
CHRISTIAN REGISTER ; Thurs
days ; unitarian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x19 ; subscription $3 ; established 1821 ; S.
J. Barrows, editor ; Christian Register Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation G 1.
CHRISTIAN AVITNESS AND AD-
VOC.\TE OF BIBLE HOLINESS;
weekly ; holine.^s ; eiglit pages ; Size of page
14x19; subscription -SI. 50; established 1871);
Rev. Wm. McDonald, editor; 3IcDonald &
Gill, publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments.
C O 31 31 E R C I A L ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; siib.scription S2 ;
estaljlished 1S84; Commercial Publisliing Co.,
editors and publishers : circulation H 1.
C03I3IERCIAL BULLETIN ; Satur
days ; commercial ; four pages ; size 82x52 ;
subscription $4; established 1859; Curtis
Guild & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
C03I3IER CI A L NEWS ; (see New York
Citv.)
CO.U3IERCIAL REPORTER; Thurs
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ;
subscription S2; established 1883; J. C. Mc-
Cready. editor; McCready Credit Register
Co., publishers ; circulation (t 2.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
COMMONWEALTH; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 31x48 ; subscrip-
tion S2.50; established 1862; Commonwealth
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation (jr 1.
COXGREGATIONALIST; Tliursdays;
congregational ; eight pages ; size of page
17x25; subscription $3 ; established 1816; W.
L. Greene & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation E 2.
COURIER; Sundays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 33x50 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1824 ; J. F. Tra vers, publisher ; circula-
tion F 1 .
DIAL; Mondays ; sixteen pages ; size
10x13 ; subscription $2.50, with quarterlies $3 ;
established 1859 ; Horace Dodtl, publisher ;
circulation J 2; DIAL EXPRESS LIST,
quarterly, and DIAL POSTAL GUIDE,
quarterly, are issued as supplements.
DORCHESTER BEACON; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.$2 ; established ls73; Bourne Spooner, editor ;
Geo. E. Todd & Co., publishers ; circ'n J 1.
EAST BOSTON ARGUS -ADVO-
CATE; Saturdays; republican; eight pages;
size 40X.52 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
J. B. Maccabe, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1.
EAST BOSTON FREE PRESS; Sat-
ui-days : independent ; eight pages ; size of
l)age 18x24; subscription §1.50; estaljlished
lh86 ; H H. Sylvester, editor ; Free Press
Newspaper Co., publishers ; dated at East
Boston.
ENTERPRISE ; (Charlestown); Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
sci-iptiou $2 ; established 1878 ; John S. Flan-
agan, editor ; Charlestown Enterprise Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2.
GOLDEN RULE; Tlmrsdays ; evan-
gelical ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x22 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; F. E. Clarke,
editor ; Stillman A. Tucker, manager ; cli'cu-
lation G 2.
HOME CIRCLE; Saturdays; fiction;
eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; F. Gleason & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation G 2; issue also Glea-
son's Companion. •
HOME JOURNAL; Saturdays; soci-
ety; feixteen pages; size of page 11x16; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1846; Samuel T.
Cobb & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G 1
HOTEL GAZETTE) Saturdays; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1878 ; C. C. Jones, editor ; Hotel Gazette
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
HOUSEHOLD JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; established
1882 ; Murray M. Wing, manager ; circ'n J 1
ILLUSTRATED POLICE NEVTS ;
Saturdays ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x17 ;
suljscription $4 ; established 1867 ; Police News
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; does
not insert advertisements.
INVESTIGATOR; Wednesdays; anti-
religious ; eight pages ; size of page 15x21 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1831 ; Horace
Seaver, editor ; Josiah P. Mendum, publisher ;
circulation H 1.
JOURNAL OF C03I3IERCE AND
COTTON, WOOL AND IRON; Satur
days ; commercial ; meclianical ; sixteen
pages; size of page 14x19; subscription $3;
established 1869; H. G. Kittredge, editor;
Journal of Commerce Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
JOURNAL OF EDUCATION; Thurs
days ; educational ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1875 ; A. E. Winship, editor ; New England
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation F 2 ;
dated at Boston and Chicago. III. ; issues also
the American Teacher.
LABOR LEADER ; Saturdays; labor;
four pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription -SI. 50 ;
established 1887 ; Frank K. Foster, editor ;
Leader Publishing Co., publishers.
L. A . W. BULLETIN; Fridays ;
302
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
cycling ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
siibsciiptiou SI ; estal)lished 1S85 ; Abbot
Bassett, editor ; circulation F 1 ; official or-
gan of the league of American wheelmen,
and is sent to each member.
lilTTELiL'S LIVING AGE; Satur-
days ; literarj' ; sixty four pages octavo ;
subscription S8 ; established 1844 ; Littell &
Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation G 1.
MANUFACTURERS' GAZETTE ;
Saturdays ; commercial ; mechanical ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1831 ; Manufacturers' Ga-
zette Publishiu!,' Co., publishers ; circ'n H 1.
MASSACHUSETTS PEOUGH-
MAX AND NEW ENGLAND JOUR-
NAE OF AGRICULTURE; Saturdays;
agricultural ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1841 ; George Noyes,
editor and publisher ; circulation ft 1.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL ; Thursdays; medical; fifty-
two pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription §5;
established 1828; George B. Shattuck, M.D.,
and Abner Post, M.D., editors; Cupples,
Upham & Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
MESSIAH'S HERALD; Wedues
days ; evangelical adventist ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1840 ;
Rev. John M. Orrock, editor ; American 3111-
lennial Association, publishers : does not in-
sert advertisements.
MORNING STAR; Thursdays; free
baptist; eight pages; size 13x22; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1826 ; Rev C. A. Bickford,
editor; E. N-. Feruold, publisher ; circ'n G 2 ;
issues also the J/yr^/e and Little Star.
MYRTLE ; Saturdays; uuiversalist ; eight
pages ; size 14x2<) ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1851 ; 'Mrs. E. M. Bruce, editor ;
Uuiversalist Publishing House, publishers ;
Sunday school paper ; does not insert adver-
tisements ; issues also the Morning Star and
Little Star.
N. D. C. AXE AND TRUE KEY-
STONE; Saturdays; spiritualist; four
pages ; size 16x24 ; subscription S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Jas. A. Bliss, editor and pub-
lisher ; circiUation K 2.
»NEW ENGLAND BUDGET; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 : established 1S85; circulation K 2.
NEW ENGLAND FARMER; Satur-
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 15x22 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1822 ; Geo. M.
Whitaker, editor and publisher ; circ'n G 2.
NEW ENGLAND GROCER ; Fri
days ; commercial ; fiftj'-two pages ; size of
page 11x15; subscription S'2 ; established 1877;
A. C. Dowse, editor; Benjamin Johnson, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2.
NEW ENGLAND STAATEN ZEIT-
UNG; Saturdays; German; independent;
four pages ; size 2:^x44; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; P. L. Schriftgiesser & Co.. edi-
tors and publishei's; circulation 12 ; issue
also Der Teleqraph.
NEW ENGLAND VETERAN ; Wed
nesdays ; Grand Army of Republic ; eight
pages; size '26x40; subscription SI; estab-
lished 18S3 ; New England Veteran Publish-
ing Co.. editors and publishers.
PILOT; Saturdays ; catholic ; eight pages;
size 33x48; subscription $2.50 ; established 1837;
Pilot Pul)lishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation C 2.
Pl^lJLIC GOOD; Thursdays; prohibi-
tionist; eight pages; size of page 10x14; sub-
scription SI ; established 18S5; George Kemp-
ton, editor and ])Ublisher; circulation 12.
REFEREE; Saturdays; si)orting; eight
pagers ; size 26x:38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; T. H. Murnane, editor ; Referee
PuV)lishii)tr Co., t)ublishers ; circulation J 1.
REPORTER; Wednesdays; legal; thirty-
tw<» pages; size of page 7x10; subscription
$10; established 1874 ; Howard Ellis, editor ;
Houghton. Mifflin & Co., publishers; circula-
tion I 1. New York City office, 11 East irth
street ; issue also the Andover Review, Atlan-
tic Monthly and United States Official Postal
Ouicle.
REPUBLIC; Saturdays; eight pages;
size of page 18x24 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Republic Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation F 2.
REV KRE JOURNAL; Saturdays ;
eight pages : size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; E. H. Pierce, editor ; H.
C. Grav. publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROXBURY GAZETTE AND
SOUTH END ADVERTISER; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x38 ;
established 1861 ; Stephen P. O'Donnell & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SATURDAY EVENING GA-
ZETTE ; Saturdays ; society ; four pages :
size 33x5(J ; subscription S;3.20 ; established
1813 ; Henry G. Parker, editor and publisher ;
circulation G 1.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPORT-
ER ; (see New York City.)
SOUTH BOSTON INQUIRER; Sat-
urdays ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1871 ; F. C. Floyd, editor ; In-
quirer Publishing Co., publishers; circtila-
tion H 1.
SOUTH BOSTON NE^VS; Satiu-days;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25;
established 1885 ; John J. Merrigan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH BOSTON TRIBUNE ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size of page
lSx24 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; Tri-
bune Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation G 1.
SOUTH END TELEPHONE: Satur-
days; eight pages; size 80x44; subscription
$1.50 : established 18S6 ; John F. Marriu, edi-
tor ; Telephone Publishing Co., publishers.
STANDARD; Saturdays; insurance;
twentj' pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion .S3; established 1872;
Standard Publish-
E. Bowers, man-
ing Co., publishers ; Chas.
ager ; circulation K 2.
STATE; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x20 ; subscription §2 ; established
1885 ; State Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lisher'^ ; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY GLOBE; (see Glohe.)
SUNDAY HERALD; {nee Herald.)
SUNDAY RECORD ; (see Evening
Record.)
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page 16x23 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1864 ; D. S. Knowlton, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
TRANSCRIPT ; (see Evening Tran-
script.)
TRUE FLAG; Saturdays; Action; four
pa.ges ; size 27x4tt ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1851 ; William U. Moulton, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements.
U. S. COMMERCIAL AGE; Satur-
days ; commercial ; twelve pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; .sub.scription $5 ; established 1880;
L. P. Hager, editor aiid publisher ; circ'n J 2.
WADE'S FIBRE & FABRIC : Sat-
urdays ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 9x13; subscription $2; established 1884;
Jos. M. Wade, editor ; Jos. M. Wade & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1.
W^ATCHMAN; Thursdays; baptist:
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1819; Rev. John W. Olmstead,
D.D.. editor ; Watchnuin Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation F 2.
WAVERLEY MAGAZINE; Satur-
days; liction; sixteen pages; size of page
12x17 ; subscription $4 ; established 1850 ;
Moses A. Dow, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion D 1.
WEST ROXBURY ADVERTISER;
Saturdavs ; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion SI. 50; established 18S5; John P. Forde,
editor aiKl publisher; circulation K 1.
WEST ROXBURY NEWS ; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872; Jones & Barrows, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WINTHROP GAZETTE ; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription Sl-iO ;
established 18><2; J. H. Hartley, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
303
MASS A CHUSETTS.
WINTHROP VISITOR; Fridays : four
pages; size"J4xo); subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S2; Mrs. S. E. Co well, editor ; S. E.
Covvell, publisher; dated at Wiuthrop.
WOxlIAX'S JOURNAL,; Saturdays;
woman suttrage ; eight pages ; size of page
14x19 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 18T0 ;
Lucy Stoue, H. B. Blackvvell and Alice Stone
Black well, editors ; Susau C. Vogl, business
manager ; circulation H 1.
WORLD'S CRISIS AND SECOND
ADVENT 31ESSENGER; Wednesdays;
adventist ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 18:>3 ; E. A. Stockman,
editor; Advent Christian Publication Society,
publishers ; does not insert advertisements.
YANKEE BLADE; Saturda.vs ; fiction;
eight pages ; size of page 16x22 : subscription
§2 ; established 1841 ; Potter & Potter, editors
and publisliers ; circulation ti 2.
YOUTHS' COMPANION; Thursdays;
eight aitd twelve pages ; size of page
12x16 ; subscription §1.75 ; established 1827 ;
Perry Mason & Co., publishers; circ'n A 2.
']^~ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Oct. 28, 1886, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, 375.940 copies.
ZION'S HERALD; AVednesdays;meth-
odist episcopal ; eight pages; size of page
17x24 ; subscription $2.50 ; establi.shed 1823 ;
Bradford K. Peirce, editor ; Alonzo S. Weed,
publisher; circulation F 2.
LIBERTY; bi-weekly; anarchistic-so-
cialistic ; eight pages ; size 22x28; subsci'iption
SI ; established 1881 ; Benjamin R. Tucker,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LITERARY WORLD; biweekly;
current literature; sixteen pages; size of page
10x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Ed-
ward Abbott, editor ; E. H. Hames & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
LITTLE STAR ; bi-weekly; free bap-
tist ; tour pages ; size 15x21 ; subscription 35
cents ; establi.shed 18b2 ; Miss S. A. Perkins,
editor ; Rev. E. N. Fernold, publisher ; circu-
lation K 2 ; issues also the Morning Star and
Myrtle.
TECH ; bi-weeklj" ; twenty-six pages ; size
of pane 8x11; subscription §2; established
1883 ; Students of the Ma.s.sachusetts Institute
of Technology, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1 ; a school paper ; issued during
the school vear.
FIREMEN'S STAND A RD ; semi
monthly; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14;
.subscription .$1; established 1879; James M.
Gould, editor and publisher : circulation I 1 .
GUARDIAN; se ni-monthly ; assess-
ment insurance ; twenty pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; Geo.
D. Eldridge, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion .1 1.
LUTHERISCHER ANZEIGKR;
semimonthly; Germaii; Lutheran ; six pages;
sizp of page 9x12 ; subscripticjn S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; German Evangelical Lutheran
Bible Society, publishers ; circulation K 1.
ABC PATHFINDER RAILWAY
GUIDE ; monthly ; one hundred and
sixty pages ; size of paare 7x10; subscriptirtn
§2.50; established 1849 ; New England Railway
Publishing Co., publishers ; N. E. Weeks,
manager; circulation Fl. The A B C Path-
finder Once a Week is i.ssued weekly ; does
not insert advertisements ; the A B C Path-
finder E.r press List is issued quarterly; the
A B C Pathfinder Postal Guide is issued
quarterly ; and al'^o the A B C Pathfinder
Shippers' Guide quartcrl v
AGE TO CO.^IE HERALD AND
JERUSALE.II'S PIONEER; montlily;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1.S74; J. Gummings, editor; G.
Boyson, publisher ; does not insert adver-
tiSHnients ; dated at Cambridge) )ort.
AMERICAN LEGION OF HONOR
JOURNAL; monthly; eight pages; size
22x32 : subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
Fred O. Downes. editor ; and American Legion
of Honor Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
ation G 1.
MASSACHUSETTS.
AMERICAN SHORT HAND
WRITER ; monthly; phonography; twenty
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1880; Rowell & Hickox, editors and publishers:
circulation I 1.
AMERICAN SPECTATOR: monthly;
eight pages; size of page 14x18; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1886 ; R. C. Flower,
editor ; American Spectator Publi:shing Co.,
publishers.
AMERICAN TEACHER; monthly;
educational ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription $1 : established 1877 ; A. E.
Winship anrl W. E. Sheldon, editors ; New
England Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation D 1 ; issued during the school year ;
issues also the Journal of Education.
ANDOVER REVIEW; monthly; con-
gregational ; one hundred and forty pages
octavo ; subscriptiim $4 ; established 1884 ;
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 . New York City
office, 11 East 17th St. ; issue al.so the Alantic
Monthly, Reporter, and United States Official
Postal Guide.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY; literary;
one hundred and seventy-four pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription §4 ; established 1858 ;
Houghton, Mifflin & Co., publishers; circula-
tion F 1. New York City Office, 11 East 17th
St.; i»siie also the Andoter Review, Reporter,
and United States Official Postal Guide.
B A B Y L A N D ; monthly ; Juvenile ;
sixty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
.50 cents; established 1877; Charles Stuart
Pratt and Ella Farman Pratt, editors ; D.
Lothrop & Co., i3ubUshers ; circulation D 1;
issue also Chautauqua Young Folks' Journal,
Our Little Men and Women, Pansy and Wide-
Awake.
BALLOU'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
one hundred pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1858 ; G. W. Stud-
lej', editor and publisher ; circulation F 2.
BAPTIST MISSIONARY MA(JA-
ZINE ; monthly ; baptist ; thirty-eight pages
octavo; subscription $1; established 1803;
American Baptist Missionary Union, editors ;
W. G. Corthell, publisher; circulation G 1.
BEACON; monthly; twenty-four pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Students of the Boston Univer-
sity, editors and publishers; circulation LI;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
CHAUTAUQUA Y^OUNG FOLKS'
JOURNAL; monthly; juvenile ; twenty-
eight pages; .size of page 8x10; subscription
si ; established 1884 ; D. Lothrop & Co.,
editors and publishei'S ; circulation G 2; issue
also Babyland, Our Little Men and Women,
Pansif and Wide Awake.
CHILDREN'S NEW -CHURCH
MAGAZINE; monthly; juvenile ; thirty-
six pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1845 ; Edwd. A. Whiston, editor ; Massa-
chusetts New - Church Union, publishers ;
inserts advertisements of books only ; circu-
lation K 2. iWActual average circulation
for one year preceding Nov. 11, 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 762 copies.
C H RISTI A N ; monthly ; evangelical ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1866 ; H. L. Hastings, editor and
publisher; does not insert advertisements.
The paper is composed of four 4-page parts,
headed respectively the Christian. Armory,
Christian Safeguard and Common People.
CITIZEN ; monthly; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 9x12; .subscription $1.50; estab-
lished iss(i; D. C. Heath & Co., editors and
publishpfs.
CIVIL SERVICE RECORD: month-
ly; eight paj^es ; size of page 10x12; sub.scrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1881 ; Civil Service
Reform As.sociation of Boston and Cam-
bridge, publishers: circulation H 1.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS'
OFFICIAL RAILROAD GlIDE
AND HOTEL DIK.ECTORY; monthly;
sixtj- pages ; size of page 5xi» ; subscription SI ;
304
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASSA CHUSETTS.
; evangeli-
11x16 ; sub-
James H.
established 1885 ; E. Nickersou & Oo., editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
COXTKIBUTOR; monthlj
cal ; sixteen pages ; size of page
sci'iption SI ; established 1872 ;
Earle, publislier; circulation F 1.
C O T T A G E HEA RTH ; monthly ;
fortj-four pages; size of page 9x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1.5U; establislied 1874; Cottage Hearth
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation E 2.
DENTAL. COS43IOS; (see Philadelphia,
Pel )
l>ONAHOE'S3IAGAZINE; monthly;
catholic ; one hundred and sixteen pages
octavo ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Patrick Donahoe, editor ; T. B. Noonan.
publisher ; circulation Cx 2.
E A ?S T E R N GOOD TE3IPEAR ;
monthly ; Good Templars ; six pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1SS6 ; C. J. H. Totman, editor and puV>lisher.
EDUCATION; montlily ; educational;
ninety-six pages octavo ; subscription S;S ; es-
tablished 1880 ; W. A. Mowry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1.
E. H. S. RECORD; monthly; twelve
pages; size of page !»xl2; subscription 50
cents ; established 1885 ; Students of English
High School, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 1 ; a school paper ; issued during the
school year.
EXPRESSMAN, (see New York City.)
FACTS ; monthly; mental and spiritual
phenomena ; thirtv-six to fifty-two pages
octavo ; subscription .§1 ; established 1882 ; L.
L. Whitloek, editor ; Facts Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation (t 1.
FOEIO ; montlily ; music ; forty six pages ;
size of page 10x12 ; subscription §1.60 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Earl Marble, editor ; White, Smith
& Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
GALOP ; monthly; dancing; sixteen
pages; size of page iixil ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Galop Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
GLEASON'S COMPANION; month
ly ; sixty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1872 ; F. Gleason &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
issue also the Home Circle.
GOLDEN CROSS JOURNAL;
montlily ; United Order of the Golden Cross ;
four pages ; size 22x3(J ; subscription 75 cents;
established 1879; Edward Hartshorn, M.D.,
editor ; J. O. Hayden & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation I 2 .
GKAHIMAR SCHOOL; monthly;
juvenile; fifty-six pages; size of page 8x10;
subscription SI ; established 1886 ; Inter-State
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; issued
during the school year ; dated at Chicago, 111.,
and Boston.
GRAND AR3IV RECORD; monthly;
Grand Army of the Republic ; eight pages ;
size 26x38 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Thos. Keefe, editor anil publisher: circula-
tion I 1 .
GRAY'S NEW ENGLAND REAL
ESTATE JOURNAL; monthly; real es-
tate ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1867 ; James Gray, publisher ;
an advertising sheet.
HEATHEN WOMAN'S FRIEND;
monthly ; methodist episcopal ; twenty-eight
pages;size of page 8x11; subscription .50 cents ;
established 1869 ; Mrs. Wm. F. "Warren, editor ;
Pauline J. Walden, publisher; does not in-
sert advertisements.
H03IE ; monthly; .sixteen pages; size of
page 10x15; sul)scription $1 ; establishetl 1878 ;
People's Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation X.
HOME GUARDIAN; monthly; fifty-
four pages octavo ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 18:38 ; Miss M. V. Ball, editor ; New Eng-
land Moral Reform Society, publishers ; cir-
culatifin J 1.
HO US E H O L D C O M P A N I O N ;
nionthlv ; thirtv-six pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; George
B. James, editor and publisher ; circulation
G 2 ; issues also the American Cultivator.
MASSA CHUSETTS.
HYGIEINA ; monthly ; sixteen pages;
size of page 11x15; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Boston Hygieina Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; an advertising
sheet.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR RE-
PORTER; monthly; Knights of Honor;
eight pages ; size 23x35; subscription 50 cents
established 1874 ; J. A. Cummings & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation X.
LATIN SCHOOL REGISTER;
monthly ; four pages ; .size 20x28 ; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 18si ; A. S. Hayes,
editor ; circulation LI; a school paper ;
issued during the school yeai-.
LEADER ; monthly;, band music; eight
pages ; size of page 14x22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1875 ; Jean White, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation II.
LE FRANCAIS ; monthly ; French ;
literary ; twenty pages ; size of page Sxll ;
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; Jean de
Peiffer, editor ; Jules Levy and Jean de
Peitfer, publishers.
LEND A HAND; monthly; literary;
sixty- four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription .S2; established 1886; E. E. Hale,
D.D., editor; Lend a Hand Co., publishers;
circulation H 1.
LIBERAL FREE3IASON; monthly;
freemasonry ; forty-four pages ; size of page
6x10 ; subscription .§2 ; established 1877 ; Al-
fred F. Chapman, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MASON'S COIN COLLECTORS'
3IAGAZINE ; monthly : numi.smatics ;
twenty-four pages; size of page 8x11; sub-
scription SI ; established 1867 ; Mason & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MASSACHUSETTS MEDICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; eighty-
two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Robert A. Reid, M.D., editor ;
Bay State Pub. Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
MATRIMONIAL TIMES; monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1876; Morse & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MISSIONARY HERALD; monthly;
congregational ; fifty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription SI; established 1805; American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Missions, pub-
lishers ; cii'culation D 1.
MODERN LIGHT AND HEAT;
monthly ; commercial ; eight pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ; established 1886 ;
W. F. Brewster, editor ; Modern Light Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
MUSICAL HERALD ; monthly ; mu-
sic ; forty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1879; E. Tourjee, editor;
Musical Herald Co., publishers ; circ'n H 1.
MUSICAL RECORD; monthly;
music ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 9x18 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Dexter
Smith, editor ; Oliver Ditson & Co., publishers;
circulation H 2.
MUSICIAN; monthly ; thirty-two
pages; size of page 7x11; subscription 50
cents ; established 1879 ; Edward A. Samuels,
editor and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
NEW ENGLAND FIRESIDE
MONTHLY; literary; forty-four pages;
size of page 10x12 ; subscription SI ; establish-
ed 1886 ; A. Wiswall, editor ; New England
Fireside Co., publishers.
NEW ENGLAND 3IAG\ZINE;
monthly ; ninety-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1884 ; Bay State
Monthly Co., editors and publish*rrs ; circu-
lation J 2. „ ,
NEW ENGLAND MEDICAL GA-
ZETTE ; monthly ; medical ; eighty-tour
pages octavo ; subscription $2; established
1866 ; J. P. Sutherland, editor ; Otis Clapp
& Son. publishers ; circulation K 2.
NEW ENGLAND WORKMAN;
monthly; Ancient Order of United Workmen;
four pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1881 ; Workman Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
305
MASSACHUSETTS .
i
NEW- JERUSALEM MAGAZINE;
monthly; s\vedenborjj;ian; seventy-two pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established
1827; Rev. Theo. F. Wright, editor; Massa-
chusetts New-Church Union, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
NEWS iM A N ; monthly ; commercial ;
sixteen pages ; size of page ; 11x14; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1884 ; John J. Daly, editor
and publisher; circulation H 1.
ORNITHOLOGIST AND OOLO-
GIST ; monthly ; natural history ; twenty-
four pages; size of page 7x10; subscription
§1 ; established 1875 ; F. H. Carpenter, editor ;
Frank B. Webster, publisher ; circulation J 1 .
OUR DUMB ANIMALS; monthly;
twelve pages ; size of page luxl2 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1868 ; Massachusetts So-
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,
editors and publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
OUR LITTLE MEN AND WOMEN;
monthly ; juvenile ; thirty-eight pages ; size
of page 7x9 ; subscription $1 ; established
1880; D. Lothrop & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation F 1: issue also the Babi/land,
Chautauqua Young Folks' Journal, Pansy,
and Wide Aicake.
OUR LITTLE ONES AND THE
NURSERY; monthly; juvenile; forty
pages, size of page 7x10; subscrixjtion .$1.50;
established 1880; William T.Adams, editor;
Russell Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n D 1.
PANSA' ; monthly ; juvenile ; thirty-two
to fifty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
SI ; established 1873 ; Mrs. G. R. Alden, editor ;
D. Lothrop & Co., publishers ; circ'n E 1 ;
issue also Babyland, Chautauqua Young
Folks' Journal, Our Little Men and Women,
and Wide Aioake.
POPULAR EDUCATOR; monthly;
educational ; thirt j'-two pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Edu-
cational Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation E 1 ; dated at Boston and
Chicago, 111. ; New York office, 16 Astor Place.
POPULAR SCIENCE NEWS AND
JOURNAL OF (HEMISTRY; month
ly ; scientific ; thirtj -six pages : size of page
10x12; subscription SI; established 1865; J. R.
Nichols, M.D., W. J. Rolfe and A. P. Nichols,
editors ; Popular Science News Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
PO WER: (See New York Citj.)
RIFLE; monthly ; sporting ; fourteen
pages; size 11x14; subscription Sl-50; estab-
lished 1S85; A. C. Gould & Co., editors and
publishers: circulation .11.
SENTlNEIi; monthly; Catholic Order of
Foresters ; thirty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 1885 ; Frank J. Mc-
Queenev ; editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SIGNS OF THE TI3IES; monthly;
scientific ; astrology ; twentj' pages octavo ;
subscription .$2 ; established 18S4 ; Grant &
Co., publishers; circulation L2.
SOCIAL VISITOR .»IAGAZINE ;
monthly ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1874 ; Social Visitor
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation F 2.
SPECTATOR; monthly; political sci-
ence ; twenty-four pages ; size of page 9x14 ;
Spectator Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
STATIONARY ENGINEER ; (See
Chicago.!
TEMPERANCE CAUSE; monthly;
temperance ; four pages ; size 18x28 ; sub-
scription .35 cents; established 1878; Benja-
min R. Jewell, editor ; Massachusetts Tot-al
Abstinence Society, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
TIMES OF REFRESHING ; month
ly; evangelical ; twenty -four pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription SI ; established 1869 ;
Charles Cullis, editor ; Willard Tract Reposi-
tory, publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments, except publications of the Tract Re-
pository.
UNITARIAN REVIEW AND RE-
LIGIOUS MAGAZINE; monthly; uni-
tarian; ninety-six pages octavo; subscrip-
MASSACHUSETTS.
tion $3 ; established 1871 ; Joseph H. Allen,
editor and pul>lisher ; circulation J 1.
UNITED STATES OFFICIAL
POSTAL GUIDE; monthly; thirt.y-two
pages octavo; sul)scription $1.50; established
1874 ; Houghton Mifflin & Co., publishers; cir-
culation G 1. The number lor January of
each year consists of eight hundred and eighty
pages or more, and is sent separately (bound
in paper) for §1 ; bound in cloth, S1.5U • issue
also the Andover Review, Atlantic Monthly
and Reporter.
WATCH^VORD; monthly; evangelical;
thirty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
SI : established 1878 ; A. J. Gordon, D.D.,
editor ; F. M. Spaulding, publisher ; circu-
lation .J 1 .
WEDDING BELLS; monthly; ma-
trimonial ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .50 cents ; established 1884 ; Wedding Bells
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 1.
WIDE AW^AKE; monthly: juvenile;
one hundred and ten pages : size of page
8x10 ; subsci'iption .$.3 ; established 1875 ;
Charles Stuart Pratt and Ella Farman
Pratt, editors; D. Lothrop &, Co., publishers;
circulation E 2 ; issue also the Babyland,
Chautauqua Young Folks' Journal, Our Little
3Ien and Women, and Pansy.
WORD OF LIFE; monthly; evangeli-
cal ; eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1873; does not in-
sert advertisements.
WORKING BOY; monthly; catholic;
eight pages ; size 24x:>4 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1884 ; Rev. D. H. Rocne, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1.
YOUTH; monthly; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
Youth Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation H 2.
AMERICAN ADVOCATE OF
PEACE AND ARBITRATION ; bi
monthly ; reform ; twenty-four pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established
1837 ; Rowland B. Howard, editor ; American
Peace Society, publishers; circulation Jl.
COLLEGE STYLUS; bi-monthly;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 11x14 ; sub-
scription 75 cents ; established 1882 ; Students
of Boston College, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L2 ; a college paper ;' issued during
the collegiate year.
ABC PATHFINDER EXPRESS
LIST ; (see A B C Pathfinder Raihray Guide.)
ABC PATHFINDER POSTAL
fiJUIDE; (see .4 B C Pathfinder Railway
Guide.)
ABC PATHFINDER SHIPPERS'
GUIDE; (see ABC Pathfinder Railway
Guide.)
ACADEMY; quarterly; educational;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12; subscription
50 cents ; established 1886 ; Alfred A. Wright,
editor and publisher.
A3IERICAN JOURNAL OF NU-
MIS^lATlCS; (luarterly; numismatics;
thirt3'-two pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1865 ; Boston Numis-
matic Society, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
BOOK BULLETIN; quarterly; thirty-
two pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
30 cents ; established 1877 ; D. Lothx'op & Co.,
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
DIAL EXPRESS LIST; (see Dial.)
DIAL POSTAL GUIDE; (see Dial.)
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL
AND GENEALOGICAL REGIS-
TER ; quarterly ; genealogy ; history ;
one hundred and thirty pages ; size of page
6x10; subscription S3 ; established 1847 ; John
Ward Dean, A. M., editor ; New England
Historic Genealogical Society, publishers ;
circulation K 1 .
UNIVERSALIST QUARTERLY ;
universalist ; one hundred and twenty-eight
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1844; Thomas B. Thayer, D. D., editor ; Uni-
versalist Publishing House, publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MA SSA CHUSETTS.
JIASSA CHUSETTS.
BRAINTREE, JS'oj'folk Co., o 1,400
pop., on Old Colony Rrt., 10 m. from Boston,
in an agriciiltiu-al and manufacturing dis-
trict.
OBSERVER ; Saturdays; four pases;
size 26x40; subscription S2; established
1876; William McEwan, editor; Green &
Prescott, publishers ; circulation K 1 ; issue
also the Quiney Patriot.
BRIDGEWATER, Plymouth Co., ZX
3,82? pop., 28 m. from Boston, 2i from Fall
River and 10 from Plymouth, on the Old
Colony Rd. Location of State Normal
School. Manufacturing of iron and cotton
articles is carried on.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; four
f)ages ; size 2-ixSS ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
islied 1881 ; Elmer C. Linfleld, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 2 ; an edition en-
titled the Star is issued at East Bridgewater;
another entitled the Times, is issued at West
Bridgewater.
BRIGHTON, SiiffoUc Co., & 8,500 pop.,
on Boston & Albany Rd., and on the Chai'les
r., 5 m. from Boston State House. A lum-
ber, horse and cattle market.
ITEM; Saturdays; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $1; established 1885; George A.
Warren, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
BROCKTON, Plymouth Co., a^ 20,783
pop., on Old Colony Rd., 20 m. from Boston.
Engaged in manufacture of boots and
shoes. . Centre of a local trade.
ENTERPRISE; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size— daily 26x40, week-
fv 29x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $2 ;
established 1879 ; S. Heath Rich, editor ; Albert
H. Fuller, publisher ; circulation— daily H 1,
weekly J 1. B^" Actual average circulation
for one year of the daily edition preceding
Nov. 30, 1886, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Xenspaper Directory,
3,852 copies.
EVENING GAZETTE; every evening
except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Satur-
days; republican; four pages; size — daily
26x40. weekly 30x46;' subscription— daily $6.
weekly .§2 1 established^daily 1881, weekly
1851 ; (3razette Publishing Co., editors and
publishei*s ; circulation— daily J 2 , weekly J 2 .
GAZETTE ; (see Evening Gazette.)
CHIRCH TELEPHONE; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; forty -four pages ;
.size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Rev. Samuel Hodgkiss, editor
and publisher ; a local church paper.
BROOKFIELiD, Worcester Co., n
3,016 pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., mid-
way between Worcester and Springfield,
in the midst of a wealthy farming com-
munity. Has large boot factories and cot-
ton mills. 55 m. from Boston.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1..50; established 1882; H. J.
Lawrence & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation L 2 .
BROOKLINE, Norfolk Co., a- pop.
(Of town) 10,U(X), on branch of Boston & Al-
bany and Newton Circuit Rds., 4 m. from
Boston. A place of residence for many of
the wealthiest merchants of Boston.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays: independent;
eight pages ; size of page 13x18 : subscrip-
tion ,S2.50; established 1874; C. A. W. Spencer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CAMBRIDGE, C. H., Middlesex Co.,
D- 60,000 pop., on Charles r., connected with
Boston by four bridges. The Cambridge
Post Office is a branch of the Boston Post
Office. Engaged in vai'ious manufactures.
Seat of Harvard College.
CRL^ISON; every morning except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription
.S3 50 ; established 1882 ; Students of Harvard
University, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
CHRONICLE; Satm-days ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2.50 ;
established 1846; F. Stanhope Hill, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
NEWS AND REAL ESTATE AD-
VERTISER ; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
D. A. Buckley, editor and publisher ; circula-
' tion K 2.
PRESS; Saturdaj's ; republican; four
pages ; size 29x43 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
; lished 1866 ; James Cox, editor and publisher ;
' circulation I 2 .
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1878 ; Wm. B. Howland, edi-
tor and publisher : circulation H 1.
HARVARD LAMPOON; biweekly;
comic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription .S3 ; established 1879 ; Students
of Harvard ID niversity, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate ve.ir.
HARVARD ADVOCATE; bi
monthly ; twenty-eight pages; size of page
8x10 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1866 ;
Students of Harvard College, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper;
i issued during the collegiate year.
CAMBRIDGEPORT, Middlesex
Co., Zr A suburb and branch of the Boston
post-office, 1 m. from Boston, and connected
: with same by horse-cars.
AGE TO COME HERALD AND
JERUSALEM'S PIONEER ; (see Bos
ton).
CANTON, Norfolk Co., a- 4,380 pop.,
on Boston & Providence Rd., 15 m. from Bos-
j ton. Has extensive copper, shovel, cotton,
woolen, silk, stove-polish and other manu-
! f actvires, and lies in an agi'icultural locality.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; independent ; four
, pages ; size 28x44; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; E. B. Thorndike, publisher ; circulation
K 1 ; an edition entitled the Advocate is is-
sued for Sharon.
I CHARLESTOWN, Suffoll^ Co., o a
j suburb and branch post office of Boston.
I ENTERPRISE; (see Boston.)
I TRIBUNE; (see Boston.)
i CHATHAM, Barnstable Co., U\ 2,052
pop., at S. E. extremity of Cape Cod, 80 m.
S. E. of Boston, and on the proposed Chat-
ham Rd. to connect with Old Colony Rd.
Cod and mackerel fishing are carried on,
but the people are more largely engaged
in the coasting and foreign carrying trade.
The harbor on the ocean side of the town
is subject to constant changes, caused by
the action of the waves, especially during
easterly storms accompanied by high tides.
MONITOR ; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages : size '28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Levi Atwood, editor ; F. B.
Goss, publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edition
of the Barnstable Patriot.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER, DIRECTORY.
30^
MASS A CHUSETTS.
CHELMSFORD, Middlesex Co., &
2,300 pop., n Old Colony Rd., 4 m. from
Lowell, in a farming section. Has two
cider mills and grist mill.
C H RONOT Y PE ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size ..'6x4U ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1859; Pratt Bros., editors and publishers; an
edition of the Marlboro' ilfirj'or- Journal.
CHELSEA, Suffolk Co., n- 30,000 pop.,
on Eastern Rd. An important suburb of
Boston, and residence of a large number
doing business there. On the harbor front,
connected with Boston by a ferry, two
bridges, and the Eastern Branch Boston &
Maine Rd. Has a large and rapidly grow-
ing manufacturing interest.
Cr A Z E T T E ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages : size of page 15x22 ; subscription
S2; established 18S6; Arthur P. Champlin,
editor and publisher.
LEADER; Saturdays ; democratic; eight
pages; size o8x48; subscription $1,.50; estab-
lished 18S4 ; Chelsea Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation L2.
RECORD: Saturdays; eight pages; size
.S5x4S ; subsci-iption .$2.50 ; established 1876 ;
H. C. Gray, editor and publisher; circ'n .1 2.
TELEGRAPH AND PIONEER ;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
29x43; subscription $2.5i) ; established 1845;
Henry Mason, editor; Henry Mason & Son,
publishers ; circulation J 2.
ST. LUKE'S PARISH RECORD;
nionthl}-; protestant episcopal; twenty
pages ; 'size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50
cents; established 1886; Rev. Andi-ew Gray,
A. M., editor and publisher; a local church
pajjer.
CHESTER, Hampden Co., -a 1,473
pop., on the Boston & Albany Rd. Emery
mine here.
VALLEY ECHO; (see Huntington.)
CLINTON, Worcester Co., U 8,945 pop.,
on Nashua r., at intersection of Worcester,
Nashua & Portland div\ of Boston & Maine
Rd. and Old Colony Rd., 45 m. from Boston
and 16 from Worcester. Engaged in manu-
factures.
COURANT; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.T5 ; es-
tablislied 1846 ; W. E. Parlchurst, editor ; W.
J. Coulter, publisher; circulation J 2.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
Wood Bros., editors and puV>lishers ; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; G. W. Reynolds, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
COCHITUATE, Middlesex Co., n-
2,000 pop., 17 m. from Boston, 3 from Natick.
Engaged in the manufacture of shoes.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscriotion
$1.50; established 1882; G. C. Fairbanks, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edi-
tion of the Natick Bulletin.
COHASSET, Norfolk Co., O 2,300
pop., on south shore of Massachusetts bay,
on South Shore branch of Old Colony Rd.,
21 m. from Boston. A favorite summer
resort.
COTTAGER ; Wednesdays; local; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1881 ; H. T. P. Bates, editor ; Pratt
Bros., publishers; circulation L 1 ; an edi-
tion of the Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
3IASSACHUSETTS.
COLLEGE HILL, Middlesex Co., D-
nominal pop., on the Mystic r., 4 m. from
Boston, on the Boston, Lowell & Concord
Rd. Seat of Tufts College.
TUFTONIAN ; semi-monthly; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874; Students of Tufts
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate j'ear.
CONCORD, Middlesex Co., O 3,922t
pop,, on the Boston & Lowell and Fitch-
burg Rds., 18 m. N. W. of Boston and 13 S. of
Lowell. Engaged in farming.
FREE3IAN ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 18;34 ;
Pratt Bros., publishers; circulation L 2 ; an
edition of the Marlboro' Mirror- Journal.
COTTAGE CITY, Dtikes Co., [^4,800
pop., on Island of Martha's Vineyard, 25
m. from New Bedford and 60 from Boston.
A summer resort.
CHRONICLE; (see Edgartown Vineland
Gazette.}
x^IAKTHA'S VINEYARD HER-
ALD; Thursdays; independent; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Charles Strahau, editor and publisher ; issued
semi-weekly dm-ing July and August ; circu-
lation J 1.
DAN VERS, ^ssex Co., cf 7,048 pop.,
on branches of both Eastern and Western
division of Boston & Maine Rd., about 5 m.
from Salem and 16 from Boston. Engaged
in shoe, leather and brick manufacturing ;
also gardening and farming.
3IIRROR; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1870 ; C.
H. Shepard, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 1.
DEDHAM, C. H., Norfolk Co., O- 6,641
pop., on Charles r., at terminus of Dedham
branch of Boston & Providence Rd., 10 m.
from Boston. New York & New England
Rds. passes through the town. Centre of an
agi'icultural district. Engaged in the manu-
facture of woolen goods, loom pickers,
brooms, absorbent cotton, suspenders, co-
coa, chocolate and gold leaf.
STANDARD; Saturdays; eight pages;
size of page 13x18 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; W. L. Wardle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
Henry Hildreth, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
DUXBURY, Plymouth Co., O, 2,200
pop., 9 m. from Plymouth and 37 from
Boston, on the South Shore branch of the
Old Colony Rd. Farming and fishing are
the principal industries. A summer resort
and historic tOTv^n.
PILGRIM ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; Pratt Bros., publishers ; circulation L 1 ;
an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror- Journal.
EAST BOSTON, Suffolk Co., [> 40,000
pop., an island one-half mile by ferry from
Boston proper, where all the railroads cen-
tre. Engaged in ship-building, and con-
tains machine and boiler works.
ARGUS-ADVOCATE; (see Boston.
FREE PRESS; (see Boston.)
308
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
£AST BRIDGEWATER, Ply-
mouth Co., n, 3,000 pop., 6 m. from Brocton,
ou the Old Colony Rd. Savings bank, roll-
ing mill, nail factory, brass foundry and
manufactures of cotton gins, shoes, etc.
STAR; (see Bridgewater.)
EASTHAMPTON, Hampshire Co.,
-a 4,2!n+ pop., on the Xew Haven &
Northampton Rd. Engaged in manu-
facture of cotton, rubber, buttons, silk,
steam pumps and elastic goods.
NEWS ; Fridaj's ; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription $1 ; established 18T6 ; L. E. Tor-
rey, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
EASTON, Bristol Co., G, 3,902t pop.,
on Old Colony Rtl., near Taunton. Has
ii'on foundry, shovel and boot and shoe
manufactories.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1872; L,
W. Standish, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Stoughton Sen-
tinel.
EAST WEYMOUTH, iV^or/oZfc Co.,
D- 3,500 pop., on Old Colonj' Rd., 13 m.
from Boston. Boot and shoe manufactures
form the chief industry. Has nail works.
NEWS; Fridaj's; four pages; size 28x44;
established 1882; C. G. Easterbrook, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 ; an edition of
the Weymouth Gazette.
EDGARTOWN, C. H., Dukes Co., u,
1,:303+ pop., 30 m. from New Bedford. En-
gaged in the whale fishery and domestic
commerce ; is also a popular summer
resort. The famous Oak Bluffs watering
place and the Martha's Vineyard camp
meeting are located in this vicinitj'.
VINEYARD GAZETTE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 1846 : S. Keniston, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; an edition entitled
the Chronicle, dated at Cottage City, is is-
sued semi-weekly during August.
EVERETT, Middlesex Co., a- 6,159t
pop., on Eastern Rd., 3 m. from Boston.
An active manufacturing town, including
chemicals and wheels.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established
18T3 ; B. F. Morgan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
HERA Li I); Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1885 ;
Benjamin Johnson, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
EAIRHAVEN, Bristol 'Co., q, 3,000
pop., on Aciishnet r., 1 m. from New Bed-
ford. The town contains tack woi-ks and
iron works. A summer resort.
STAR; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription §1; established 1879 ; C. D.
Waldron, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FALL RIVER, Bristol Co., O^ G0,000
pop., on Old Colony Rd. and Taunton r.,
near its entrance to Mt. Hope bay. Has
a good harbor, and is one of the largest
cotton manufacturing cities in New Eng-
land. The commerce, both foreign and
domestic, is quite extensive. A dailj' line
of steamers runs between this point and
MASS A CHUSETTS.
Providence, R. I., and New York City. Gran-
ite is quarried in the vicinity.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEWS, Thursdays ; re-
publican; four pages ; size— daily and weeklv
28x44; subscription— daily §6. weekly §2,2.5';
established— daily 1859, weekly 1845 ; Almj- &
Milne, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily H 1, weekly K 1.
GJLOBE; eveiy evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x44 ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 1885 ; The Fall River
Daily Globe Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 .
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLV, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily and weekly
27x43; subscription— dailv $6; weekly $2;
established— daily 1871; weekly 1883; J. E.
Chamberlain, editor ; Herald Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n— daily J 2, weeklj- K L
ADVANCE; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Geo.
Salisbury, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; republican;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1871 ; D. P. Keefe, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2 ; an edition entitled the News
is issued for Somerset.
L'lN DEPENDANT; Fridays; French;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Remi Tremblay, editor ;
L'Independant Publishing Co., fjublishers ;
cii'culation .1 1.
MONITOR; Saturdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1826 ; Wm. S. Robert-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEWS ; (see Evening Neivs.)
FITCHBURG, C. H. , Worcester Co.,
a 15,375 pop., at junction of three important
Rds., 50 m. from Boston and 25 N. of Worces-
ter. The manufactures of Fitchburg are
extensive, the principal being chairs, en-
gines, machinery, cotton and woolen
goods, paper, mowing machines, shoes,
fine watch machinery, edged tools, etc.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican ;
four pages; size 27x44; subscription — daily $5,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1873, weekly
1839; Sentinel Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J 2, weekly J 1.
^;W° Actual average circulation of the daily
edition for one year preceding Dec. 1, 1886, as
per statement on file at the office of the Ameri-
can Xewsjyaper Directory, 1,829 copies.
UNITED STATES MONTHLY;
temperance ; sixteen pages; size of page
11x14 ; subscription 50 cents; established 1871 ;
H. C. Bartlett, editor and publisher.
VISITOR; monthly; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription .50 cents; established 1879 ;
New England Publishing As.sociation, pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
FOXBORO, ^^orfolk Co., a- 2,814
pop., on Northern division of Old
Colony Rd., 24 m. from Boston, 13 from
Taunton, 27 from New Bedford and
20 from Providence, R. I. Very largely
engaged in the manufacture of straw
goods, packing boxes, machinery, sewing
machines, boots and shoes, etc.
REPORTER; Saturdays; eight pages ;
size 2iix40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884 ; E. W. Clarke, editor ; A. J. Nichols,
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; an edition enti-
tled the Ozone is issued at Sharon ; another,
entitled the Star, is issued at Walpole.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1873; George
M. Barron, editor ; Pratt & White, publishers ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
309
MASSACHUSETTS.
circulation L2 ; an edition of the Mansfield
Neii-s.
FRANKLIN, Norfolk Co., ^ 5,600
pop., on Milford, Franklin & Providence
and N. Y. & N. E. Rds., 27 m. from Boston.
Large factories of straw, woolen goods and
rubber are here.
OPINION; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size of page 20x2(i ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 188(1 ; James W. Desmond, editor.
SENTINEL ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Edwin A. Start and R. Fernald,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; an
edition entitled the Magnet is issued for Med-
way, and another, the Observer, is issued for
Millis.
GARDNER, Worcester Co., u 6,500
pop., on Fitchburg & Boston and Barre «&
Gardner Rds., 15 m. from Fitchburg and 27
from Worcester. Engaged in the manufac-
tm"e of chairs.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; A. E. Stratton & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
GEORGETOWN, Essex Co., a' 2,231t
pop., on Boston & Maine Rd. An import-
ant business centre; contains large shoe
factories.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Hammond & Harrinian, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
GLOUCESTER, Essex Co., ^ 19,329t
pop., ou Cape Ann and branch of Eastern
Rd., 32 m. from Boston and about 25 from
Newburyport. The largest fishing port in
the United States. The foreign and do-
mestic commerce and production of gran-
ite is quite extensive.
CAPE ANN EVENING BREEZE ;
every evening except Sunday, and CAPE
ANN BULiLiETIN, Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly
24x36 ; subscription— daily S3, weeklj' $2 ;
established— daily 1884, weekly 1877 ; Thomas
Tresilian and Sidnej' F. Haskell, editors ;
Cape Aim Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion—daily J 1, weeklv L2.
CAPE ANN ADVERTISER; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subsci-iption
$3 ; established 1856 ; Procter Brothers, editoi's
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
CAPE ANN BULLETIN; (see Cape
Ann Evening Breeze.)
GRAFTON, Worcester Co., n 4,498
pop., on B. & A. Rd., 8 m. from Worcester.
Has extensive boot and shoe factories ; also
cotton and linen mills.
HERALD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Milford Journal.
.TELEPHONE ; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1859; Pratt Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro'
Mirror-Journal.
GREAT HARRINGTON, Berk-
shire Co., -n 4,653t pop., on Housatonic Rd.,
near junction of State Line Branch, 85 m.
from Bridgeport, Ct. Engaged in various
manufactures. It has quarries of varie-
gated marble and blue stone.
BERKSHIRE COURIER; Wednes
<iays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
20
MASSACHUSETTS.
16x22; subscription $2 ; established 18.34 ; Clark
W. Bi-yan & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation I 1.
GREENFIELD, C. H., Franklin Co.,
-a 4,869 pop., on Connecticut r., and Connecti-
cut River and Fitchburg Rds., 36 m. from
Springfield. Engaged in manufactures and
agriculture ; the centre of trade for a large
territory.
FRANKLIN CO. REFORMER; Fri-
days ; independent ; eight pages; size of page
18x24; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; C. H.
Davenport & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 1 ; issues also the Brattleboro,
Vt., Windham Co. Reformer.
GAZETTE AND COURIER; Mon-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
17x23 ; subscription $2 ; established— Gazef^e
1792, Courier 1838 ; E. A. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2.
GOOD CHEER; monthly; twenty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription 50cl;
established 1882; Mrs. Kate Upson Clark, edi-
tor ; H. D. Watson Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation C 2; issue also the Housewife and
Our Country Home.
HOUSEWIFE; monthly ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x14 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Mrs. Mary C. Hungerford,
editor; H. D. Watson Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation 1 2 ; issue also Good
Cheer and Our Country Home.
OUR COUNTRY HOME; monthly;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ;
H. D. Libby, editor ; K. D. Watson Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation C 1 ; issue also
Good Cheer and the Housetvife.
GROTON, Middlesex Co., a- 1,987 pop.,
on Worcester & Nashua Rd., 4 m. from
Ayerand 14 from Lowell. Has paper mills.
CITIZEN ; Thur.sdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 18S4 ;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
HANOVER, Plymouth Co., a^ 2,000
pop., on the North & Indianhead rs., and
Hanover branch of the Old Colonj- Rd.
Shoes, nails, tacks and other articles manu-
factured here. Has many fine schools and
churches, box factory, saw and grist mills,
and carriage and wagon works.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1859; Pratt Brothers, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro'
Mirror- Jour na I.
NORTH RIVER PIONEER; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1885 ; John
Tower, editor ; Osborne & Barry, publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Rockland
Indejjendent.
HARWICH, Barnstable Co., □, 2,783
pop., ou Old Colony Rd., 12 m. from Barn-
stable. Partly supported by fisheries and
culture of cranberries.
INDEPENDENT; Tuesdays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1872 ; Alton P. Goss, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HAVERHILL, Essex Co., zf 25,000
pop., on Merrimac r. and the Boston &
Maine Rd., 32 m. from Boston. Engaged in
various manufactures, and ranks as the
second city in New England in the manu-
facture of boots and shoes.
EVENING BULLETIN; every
evening except Sunday, and BULLETIN,
310
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
.MASS A CHUSETTS.
fi
Saturdays ; four pages ; size — daily 26x43,
weekly 3Ux44 : subscription — dally S5, weekly
$1.7"); established 1871; Mitchell & Hoyt, editors
and publisliers ; circ'n — daily 1 1, weekly I 1 .
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK-Ij Y, Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x43; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$1.25 ; established 1798 ; Howard & Hill, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 2 ,
weekly K 2.
LABORER ; every evening except Sun
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 3(ix42 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly §1.50; established 1884; Daniel Stevens,
editor ; Knights of Labor Co-operative Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation — daily J 1 ,
weekly K 2.
BULLETIN; (see Evening Bulletin.)
E!?iSEX BANNER; Fridays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1834 ; E. H. Safford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HINGHAM , PlymotUh Co., O, 4,485t
pop., on S. E. side of Boston Harbor and on
Old Colony Rd., 17 ni. from Boston. Manu-
facturing place ; 13 m. from Boston by
steamer ; also summer resort.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; neutral ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
ished 1850 ; Fred. H. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
HOLDEN, Worcester Co., D 3,000 pop.,
on Boston, Barre & Gardner Rd., 52 m. W.
of Boston and 8 X. N. W. of Worcester. Has
large cotton mills.
KNTERPRIvSE ; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription .§1; established 1886 ;
Wood Bros., editors and publishers ; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
HOLLIS, (HOLLIS, N. H., P. O.) Mid-
dlesex Co.,[:f 1.200 pop., on the Worcester,
Nashua & Providence div. of the Boston &
Maine Rd., 5 m. from East Pepperell and 8
from Nashua, N. H.
HOLLIS *fc BROOKLTNE HER-
ALD; Thursdays; four pases; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1859 ; Pratt
Brothers, editors and publishers; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
HOLLISTON, Middlesex Co., [> 2,925
pop., on the B. & A. Rd., 7 m. from Milford.
Engaged in agriculture and the manufac-
ture of boots, shoes, straw and woolen
goods and nails.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1859 ; Pratt Brothers, editors and
Sublishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
[arlbori)' Mirror- Journal.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; sul)Scription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Middlesex Newspaper Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
South Framingham Framingham Gazette.
HOIiYOKE, Hampden Co., -n 27,894
pop., on Connecticut r. and Connecticut Rd.
and New Haven & Northampton Rds., 8 m.
from Springfield. Engaged in manufactur-
ing, the falls in the river affording un-
limited power.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except Sun-
day ; democrat ; four pages ; size 22x:!6 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1886; P. J. Kennedy,
editor and publisher.
TRANSI;RIPT: every evening except
Sunilay. and WEEKLY. Saturdays ; inde-
pendent; daily four pages (except Saturday,
MASSACHUSETTS.
eight), weekly eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $3.50, weekly $2 : established
—daily 1882, weekly 1863; Loomis & Dwiglit,.
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
H 2, weekly .J 1 . S^" Actual average circula-
tion of the daily edition for one year preced-
ing Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on Hie at tlie
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
4,229 copies.
DER BEOBACHTER; Thursdays;
German ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
50 cents : established 18S5 ; Holyoke Beobach-
ter Co., editors and publishers; circ'n L 2.
GUARDIAN; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886; Guardian Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; an edition of Springfield Guardian.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; German; four
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. M. Thieme, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LE DEFENSEUR; Wednesdays ;
French ; eight pages ; size of page 13x21 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884 ; Roy Bros.,
editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
LE RALLIEMENT; Wednesdays ;
French; four pages; size 20x30; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; P. C. Chatel, editor and
publisher.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1873 ; W. T. Tucker &
Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
PAPER WORLD ; monthly; commer-
cial ; forty-eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ^
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Clark W.
Bryan & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion H 1 ; issue also Work and Wages and
Springfield Good Housekeeping.
WORK AND WAGES; monthly;
labor ; twenty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; F. H. Gidd-
ings, editor; Clark W. Bryan & Co., pub-
lishers ; dated at Holyoke and New York City ;
issue also the Paper World and Springfield
Good Housekeeping.
HOPKINTON, Middlesex Co., O 3,92i
pop., on the Hopkiuton br. of the Milford &
Woonsocket Rd. Engaged principally in
the manufacture of boots.
BANNER; Wednesdaj's ; four pages;
size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Milford Journal.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ; ^^ight
pages ; size of page 13x21 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1883; G. M. Billings, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
Milford Gazette.
WORKMAN; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription 50 cents: establislied
1859: Pratt Brothers, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro'
Mirror-JoMrnal.
HUDSON, Middlesex Co., D- 3,968 pop.^
on Marlboro branch of Fitchburg and on
Mass. Central Rds., and about 27 m. W. of
Boston. Engaged principally in the manu-
facture of shoes and gossamer goods.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdavs ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Wood Bros., editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 1 ; editions are also issued for Acton,
Clinton, Holdeu, Lancaster, Maynard, Noth-
boro'. Stow. Sunliury and West IBovlston.
PIONEER; Saturdaj^s; four pages; size
26x4(1; suliscriptii)n.50cents ; established 1865 ;
Pratt Bros., publishers ; circulation K 1 ; an
edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
HUNTINGTON, Hampshire Co., ^
1,267 pop., on the Boston & Albany Rd. Has
two paper mills, one woolen manufactory
and a cigar factory employing over one
hundred hands. In farming district.
VALLEY ECHO; Saturdays; four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
311
MASSA CHUSETTS.
3IASSACHUSETTS.
pages; size 26x4.3; subscription SI; established
1885 ; W. F. Wa.v & Co., editors aud publishers;
circulation K2; an edition is dated at
Chester.
HYDE PARK, Norfolk Co., a- 8,096
pop.. 9 m. from Boston, on the N. Y. & N. E.
& B. & P. Rds. Location of cotton, curled
hair, machinery, paper, woolen goods and
other factories.
NOKFOIiK CO. GAZETTE; Satur !
davs ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription
$2"; established 1813 ; Samuel R. Moseley,
editor and publislier ; circulation K 2.
Ti;>IE!S ; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §4.50 ; established 1883 ;
John S. Browning, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
IPSWICH, Essex Co., cf 4,300 pop., on
Eastern Rd. and Ipswich r., 27 m. from
Boston. A trade centre for an outlying
population of about 9,000. Engaged in the
manufacture of woolen and cotton hosi-
ery, jerseys and shoes.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription g2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; I. J. Potter, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
LANCASTER, (CLINTON P. O.)
Worcester Co., o 2,000 pop., on Worcester &
Nashua Rd. !
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages ; [
8ize26x4U; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
Wood Bros., editors and publishers ; an
edition <>f the Hudson Enterprise.
LAWRENCE, C. H., Essex Co., cf \
38.812 pop., on Merrimac r., the Boston &
Maine, Boston & Lowell and Manchester &
Lawrence Rds., 26 m. from Boston. Has
immense water power, and is one of the
largest cotton and woolen manufacturing
cities in the United States.
AMERICAN; everv evening except Sun-
day, and AMERICAN AND ANDOVER
ADVERTISER, Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 28x44 ;
subscription— daily §6, weekly $2; established
—daily 1863, weekly 1855 ; Geo. S. Merrill, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation — daily J 1,
weekly I 2 .
EAGLE; evei'y morning except Sunday,
and ESSEX EAGLE, Saturdays ; inde
pendent ; four pages ; size — daily and weekly
26x40; subscription — dailv $5, weekly SI. 50; es-
tabUshed — daily 1869, weekly 1867; H. A.
Wadsworth, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily 1 1, weekly .J 2.
MORNING TIMES; every morning ;
democratic; four pages ; size 23x36 ; subscrip-
tion .S5 : established 188G ; William T. Sellers &
Co., editoi-s and publishers.
AMERICAN AND ANDOVER AD-
VERTISER: {see American.)
ANZEIGEIl; Saturdays ; German ; eight
pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 18S3; Hufe'o E. Dick, editor and pub
Usher; circulation K 1.
ESSEX EAGLE; (see Eagle.)
JOl'RNAL; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; J. P. Sweeny, editor; P.
Sweeny, publisher; circulation J 2.
SENTINEL; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 2'ix-U) ; subscription S2 ; established
1854; A. & C. Morrison, editors and pul)lish-
ers ; ei7-culation J 1.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM; Sundays;
eight pages; size 30x42; subscription $2.60;
established 1S84 ; Telegram Publishing Co.,
edUors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
LEE, Berkshire Co
Housatonic Rd., 50
ni
-n 4,274 pop., on
from Albany and
Springfield and 99 from Bridgeport. En-
gaged in various manufactures and quarry-
ing marble.
VALLEY GLEANER; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1857 ; Edward S. Rogers,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
LEICHESTER, Worcester Co., a 3,000
pop., 6 m. from Worcester and 3 from James-
ville station on Boston & Albany Rd. Card
and clothing manufactories. Stage con-
nections with Woi'cester.
ACADEMY ECHO; every six weeks;
twelve pages ; size of page 8x12 ; sut)Scription
50 cents; established 1884; Students of Lei-
chester Academy, editors and publishers;
circulation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
LEOMINSTER, WorcesterCo.,D5,n2\
pop., on Fitehburg and Old Colony Rds., 40
m. N. W. from Boston. Manufactures horn
combs, jewelry-, buttons, pianos and paper.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. D. Miller & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
LEADER; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .50 cents; established 1859;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ; an edi-
tion of the Marlboro' Mirror- Journal.
LEXINGTON, Middlesex Co., n- 2,460t
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 11 m. N. W.
of Boston. Scene of the first battle of the
Revolution.
MINUTE-MAN; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $2; estaljlished 1871;
Charles S. Parker, editor and jjublisher ; cir-
culation L 2 ; an edition of the Arlington Ad-
vocate.
LITTLETON, Middlesex Co., a- 1,000
pop., on Fitehburg Rd., Hoosac Tunnel
route. In a farming district. A large sal-
eratus factory is located here.
C O U R A N T ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1874 ; Pratt Bros., publishers ; circulation L 1 ;
an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror- Journal.
LOWELL, C.Yi.,Middlesex Co., D- 70,000
pop., on Merrimac r., at the junction of six
Rds. The river furnishes immense power,
which is used in the mills and manufact-
ories, giving employment to thousands of
operatives. The largest cotton manufact-
ui"ing city in the United States.
CITIZEN : every evening except Sunday,
and AMERICAN CITIZEN, Fridays';
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 27x44, weekly (size of page)
15x22; subscription— daily §5, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1850, weekly 1854 ; Citizen
Newspaper Co., editors and publishers-; H. R.
Rice, manager ; circ'n— daily I 1 , weekly K 2.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and JOURNAL, Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size— daily (size of page^ 15x20,
weekly 17x24 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
S1..50; established — daily 1845, weekly 1824;
Marden & Rowell, editors and publishers ;
circulation -daily 1 1, weekly 1 1.
MORNING 3IAIL ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and SATURDAY EVEN-
ING MAIL, Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x46; sub-
scription—daily S6, weeklj- SI. 50 ; established
1879; Morning Mail Co., eilitors and publish-
ers ; cii'culatiou — dailv II, weeklv K 2.
MORNING TIMES; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
31-2
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eiglit
pages ; size — daily 27x41, weekly :^x47 ; sub-
scription—dailj' 86, weeklj' §1.50; established
18T2 ; Campbell & Hauscom, editors and uub-
lishers ; circulation— daily I 2 , weekly L 2 .
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages; size 23x34; subscription ,$3; es-
tablished 1884 ; Daily News Co., editors and
publishers; circulation 12.
A^IEKICAX CITIZEN; (see Citizen.)
J O IJ It N A Li ; (see Co u /• ie r. )
SATIKDAY EVENING MAIL.; (see
Morning Mail.)
SATURDAY VOX POPUL.I ; (see
Vo.v PopuU.)
SUN ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22 ; subscription .S2 ; established 1878 ; Har-
rington Bros., publishers ; circulation I 2 .
VOX POPUIil; Wednesdays; and
SATURDAY VOX POPUL.I, Satur-
days ; independent ; Wednesdays four pages,
Saturdavs six pages ; size — Wednesdays
29x44 ; Saturdays (size of page) 22x29 subscrip
tion— Wednesdays 82.50, Saturdavs .8"3i50 ; es-
tablished 1841 ; S. W. Huse & Co., publishers ;
circulation — Wednesday J 1 , Saturdav H 1.
NEW MOON; monthly; literary; thirty-
six paws ; size of page TxlO ; subscription 81;
established 1882; New Moon Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
LiYNN, Essex Co., [if 48,000 pop., on
Massachusetts bay and Eastei-n Rd., at
terminus of the Boston, Revere Beach &
Lynn Rd., 11 ni. from Boston. The gi'eat
centre of shoe manufacturing of the
United States. Annual sales 820,000,000.
BEE ; everv evening except Sunday, and
REPORTER, Fridays; daily four pages,
weeklv eight pages ; size— daily 25x38, weekly
34x46 ;' subscription— daily 86, weekly §1.50;
established — daily 1880, weekly 1854 ; Bee
Newspaper Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily H 2, weekly J 1.
EVENING ITEM; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and CITY ITE]>I, Satur-
days ; independent ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages; size— daily 26x38, weekly
(size of page) 19x26; subscription— daily §6,
weekly 81-50 ; established— daily 1877, weekly
1876 ; Hastings & Sons, editors and publishers;
circulation— daily H 2, weekly J 1 ; an edition
of the weekl3', entitled the Xews, is issued for
Saugus, and another, entitled the Enterpnse,
for Swampscott.
CITY ITEM ; 'see Evening Item.)
KEPORTER; (see Bee.)
SATURDAY UN ION; Saturdays ;
eight pages; size .34x45; subscription 82;
established 1880; S. W. Foss, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRANSCRIPT ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x45 : subscription §2; estab-
lished 1867 ; George T. Newhall, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
MALiDEN, Middlesex Co., n- 18,000
pop., 5 m. from Boston, on main line of
Western division of Boston & Maine Rd.,
and Saugus branch of Eastern division.
Several large manufactories here.
CITY PRESS; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subsci'iption
§2; established 1880; A. C. Dowse, editor; Ben-
jamin .Tohnson, publisher; circtilation J 2.
MIRROR; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
36x48; subscriptitm ,«;2.50 ; established 1871;
H. C. uray & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation .J 1.
MANSFIELD, Bristol Co., r\ 2,939
jjop., 3 m. from Foxboro, on the Boston &
Providence and Old Colony Rds. Engaged
in the manufacture of straw hats, bonnets
and jewelry.
NEVVS; Fridays; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1873 ; Pratt &
Wliite, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 ;
MASS A CHUSETTS.
an edition entitled the Times Is issued for
Foxboro.
MARBLEHEAD, £:ssex Co., cf 7,518
pop., terminus of Swampscott and Marble-
head branches of Eastern Division of Bos-
ton & Maine Rd., about 4 ni. from Lynn
and 4 from Salem. Fishing, farming and
seed gi-owing. Does a large trade in chil
dren's shoes. One of the historic towns of
the country. A seaside resort. Has a su-
perior harbor.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
size 29x44 ; subscription 82 ; established 1872 ;
N. Allen Lindsey & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
WAMPUM BELT ; monthly ; Improved
Order of Red Men; eight pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription 81; established 1881; Chas.
H. Litchman & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
MARLBORO', Middlesex Co., n- 10,941
pop., on Northern div. of Old Colony and on
Fitchburg Rd., 32 m. from Boston. Engaged
in boot and shoe manufacturing.
3IIRROR ; every evening, and MIR-
ROB-JOURN ALi, Saturdays ; four pages ;
size — daily 20x26,
weekly 26x40; sub-
scription — daily §3,
weekly 50 cents ; es-
tablished — d a i 1 V
1886, weekly 1859';
Pratt Bros., editors
and publishers ; cir-
culation — weekly
K 2 ; issue also the
Advertiser and the
Companion and
Prize Wei'kly : an edition of the weekly,
entitled the Patriot, is issued for Acton ;
another, entitled the Argus, is issued for
Ashby ; another, entitled the Advocate, is
issued for Ashland ; another, entitled the Ex-
press, is issued for Ayer ; another, entitled ihe
Bulletin, is issued for Bedford ; another, enti-
tled the Reporter, is issued for Berlin ; an-
other, entitled the Ti'ibu ne, is issued for Belle-
rica; another, entitled the Chronottjpe, is
issued for Chelmsford ; another, entitled the
Cottager, is issued for Cohasset ; another,
entitled the J^reeHia?!, is issued for Concord;
another, entitled the Pilgrim, is issued for
Duxbui'y ; another, entitled the Telephone, is
issued for Grafton ; another, entitled the Citi-
zen, Is issued for Groton ; another, entitled the
Advance is issued for Hanover ; another,
entitled the Hollis and Brookline Herald,
is issued for Hollis; another, entitled the
Independent, is issued for Holliston ; another,
entitled the Workman, is issued for Hopkin-
ton; another, entitled the Pioneer, is issued
for Hudson ; another, entitled the Leader, is
issued for Leominster ; another, entitled the
Courant, is issued for Littleton ; another, enti-
tled the Mail, is issued for Marshfield ; an-
other, entitled the Journal, is issued for May-
nard ; another, entitled the Farmer, is is-
sued for Northboro ; another, entitled the
Star, is issued for Pepperell ; another, en-
titled the Herald, is issued for Scituate; an-
other, entitled the Union, is issued for Sliir-
ley ; another, entitled the News, is issued for
Shrewsbury; another, entitled the Pr<'ss, is
issued for Southboro' ; another, entitled the
Neivs, is issued for South Scituate; another,
entitled the Sentinel, Is issued for Stow;
another, entitled the Sun, is issued for Sud-
bury ; another, entitled the Transcript, Is is-
sued for Townsend ; another, entitled the
Record, is issued for Waltham ; another, en-
titled the Wayland and Cochituate Ttoins,
is issued for Wayland ; anotlier, entitled the
Union, is issued for Westborouuh : another
entitled the Gazette, is issued for Westford.
and another, entitled the Christian, is issued
for Worcester.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
313
MA SSA CHUSETTS.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays ; in-
depeudeut ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; establislied 1877 ; R. D. Pratt,
editor; Pratt Bros., publishers; circulation
K 2 : issue also The Mirror-Journal and the
Companion and Prize Weekly.
CO.>lPANION AND PRIZE WEEK-
LY ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1859 ; Pratt
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2;
issue also the Mirror Journal and the Adver-
'SiiRROR- JOURNAL.; (see Mirror.)
TIMES; Thursdays; independent ; four
ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
jshed 1877 ; C. F. Morse, editor ; Times
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K 2.
STAR ; senii-nionthly ; four pages size
22x311; subscription §1; established 1887;
Marlboi-o' Catholic Lyceum Association, edi-
tors and publishers.
&
MARSHFIELD, Plymouth Co., O,
l,7Sli' pop., 34 m. from Boston, on Old Colony
Rd., 12 m. from Plymouth. Farming and
manufacturing place. An attractive sum-
mer resort.
MAIL; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1882 ;
Pratt Bros., editors and publisliers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
MATTAPAN, Suffolk Co. n- on Mil-
ton branch of Old Colony and the X. Y. &
N. E. Rds., ?^4 m. from Boston Highlands ;
a branch of the Boston post-oflflce.
ADVOCATE; see Boston.)
MAYNARD, Middlesex Co., [>2,291t
pop., on Assabet r., and on Marlboro branch
of Fitchburg Rd., 25 m. W. of Boston. Has
large woolen mills.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Wood Bros, editors and puVjlishers; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscrijition 50 cents ; established
1875 ; Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro'
Mirror- Journal.
MEDFIELD, Norfolh Co., D- 1,400
pop., 8 m. from Dedham, the coiuity seat,
and IS S. W. of Boston, on the New York &
New England and the Northern division of
the Old Colony Rds. Straw business ex'
tensively carried on.
BULLETIN ; Fridays ; eight pages :
size aix44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established
1882; A. K. Tisilale, editor; Union Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation L 2 ; issues
also the South Framingham Framingham
Tribune.
MEDFORD, Middlesex Co., D- 9,042
pop., on Mystic r. and Boston & Maine and
Boston & Lowell Rds., 5 m. from Boston,
Has some manufactures.
MERCURY; Fridaj-s; four pages; size
26x40; subscription S2; established 1880;
Samuel W. Lawrence, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
MEDWAY,^Vor/oZ/j Co., a- 4,050 pop.,
on Woonsocket division of New York &
New England Rd., 25 m. from Boston and
13 from Woonsocket. Manufactories of cot-
ton, boots, shoes and straw goods.
.GAZETTE; Wednesdavs ; four pages;
size 31x46 ; subscription §2 ; "established 1874 ;
MASSACHUSETTS.
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Milford Journal.
MAGNET; Saturdays; eight pages; size
2fixo{> ; subscription .$2 ; established 1878 ;
Edwin A. Start and Robert P. Fornald, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 1 ; an edi-
tion of the Franklin Sentinel.
MELROSE, Middlesex Co., d- 6,510
pop., on Boston & Maine Rd., 7 m.'from Bos-
ton. Large shoe factory and rubber works
are located here.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x4(i ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Wm. L. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MERRIMAC^ssea; Co., [If 2,378 pop.,
on IMerriuiac r., and Boston & Maine Rd., 6
m. from Haverhill. Engaged in carriage
and felt boot manufacturing.
BUDGET; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Chas. A. King, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
METHUEN, Essex Co., ^ 4,507 pop.,
on Manchester & Lawrence Rd., 28 m. N. of
Boston. Extensive mantifactures of cot-
ton, woolen goods, boots and shoes ; also
large agricultural interests.
TRANSCRIPT ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; F. A Lowell & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
MIDDLEBORO', Plymouth Co.,a^
5,237+ pop., on Old Colony Rd., at junction
of Cape Cod Branch Rd., 34 m. from Bos-
ton. Engaged in manufacturing.
NEWS; semi-weekl}', Tuesdays and Fri-
days; four pages: size 22x30 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1881 ; Wm. W. Wood, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also
the Wareham Tmes. •
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; James M. Coombs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; an edition entitled
the Xeirs is issued for Wareham.
MILiFORD, Worcester Co., n 10,000
pop., on Charles r. and Milford branch Bos-
ton & Albany Rd., at junction of Milford,
Franklin & Providence Rd., connected by
Franklin branch with the N. Y. & New
England Rd., 33 m. from Boston and 12 from
South Framingham. Engaged in the manu-
facture of boots and shoes, straw goods,
cotton, machinery, etc.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size of page 14x20; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1882 ; G. M. Billings, editor and
publisher ; circ'n .1 2 ; editions are also issued
for Hopkinton, Upton and West Medway.
JOl'RNAL; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1850 ;
Cook & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I 1 ; an edition entitled the Herald is is-
sued for Grafton ; another, entitled the Ban-
tier, is issued for Hopkinton; another, entitled
the Gazette, is issued for Medway and an-
other, the Advance is issued for Miilis.
TIMES; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
40x52; subscription §1.25; established 1885;
J. P. Gallagher, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
MILLIS, Norfolk Co., D- 1,600 pop., on
Woonsocket division of New York and New
England Rd.. 19 m. from Boston and 18 from
Woonsocket. An agricultural town.
ADVANCE: Wednesdays; four pages;
size 3Ux46; subscription $2; estalilished 1884;
314
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
Cook & Son, editors and publishers; an edi-
tion of the Milford Journal.
OBSERVER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x36 : subscription $2 , established 1885 ;
Edwin A. Start and Robert P. Fernald, editors
and pul)lishers ; circulation L 1 ; an edition
of the Franklin Sentinel.
MILTON, Norfolk Co., a- 3,500 pop.,
6 m. from Boston, on the Old Colony Rd. A
place of residence for Boston merchants.
A farming section.
NEWS ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 : subscrip-
tion $2; established 1S81 ; W.A.Woodward,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
MONSON, Hampden Co., -a 4,000 pop.,
on New London Northern Rd., 4 m. S. of
Palmer, and 15 E. of Springfield ; manufac-
tures carriages, woolen, cotton and straw
goods ; line granite is quarried here.
MIRROR; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1886 ; R.
E. Capron, editor and publisher.
NANTUCKET, C. H., Nantucket Co.,
c\ 3,143 pop.,on Nantucket Island. Connected
by Nantucket Rd. with the towns of Surf-
side and Siasconset. Engaged in cod flshei'y
and coast trade. A summer resort.
INQUIRER AND MIRROR; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription
$2; established 1820; Hussey & Robinson,
editors and publishers ; cii'culation .J 1 .
JOURNALi ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Arthur H. Gardner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
NATICK, Middlesex Co., n- 10,000 pop.,
on Boston & Albany Rd., 17 m. from Boston.
Engaged in the manufacture of boots,
shoes, base balls, childrens' carriages,
woodenware and clothing.
BULLiETIN; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
SI. 50; established 1869; George C. Fairbanks,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ; an
edition entitled the Enterprise is issued for
Cochituate ; another, entitled the ]\'eivs, is
issued for Saxonville and another, entitled
the Mirror, is issued for Sherborn.
CITIZEN ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; Chas. D. Howard, editor and
publisher ; circulation .) 1 ; an edition en-
titled the Tribune is issued tor Sherborn.
'N'E'Ejyil AM, Norfolk Co., a- 5,000 pop.,
on Woonsocket division of X. Y. & N. E. Rd.
Extensive hosiery and other manufactures.
CHRONICI.E; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1874 ; George W. Southworth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
NEPONSET, Suffolk Co., CP2,053 pop.,
on the Old Colony Rd.; 5 m. from Boston.
Location of large horseshoe nail and lumber
factories.
JOURNAL ; semi weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26; sub-
scription $2; established 18S3 ; W. A. Wood-
ward, editor and publisher; circtilation L2.
NEW BEDFORD, C. H., Bristol
Co., ^, 35,000 pop., on Buzzard's baj' and at
terminus of the Old Colony Rd., about 55 m.
S. of Boston. It is more extensively en-
gaged in whale fishery than all the rest of
the world combined. The third cotton
manufacturing city in the country, while
many other kinds of manufacturing are
carried on. Has five national banks, be-
sides savings banks, and one co-operative
institution. An important shipping point
for coal to the interior of New England.
EVENING STANDARD; every even
ing except Sunday, and REPUBLICAN
STANDARD, Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size of page— daily 15x22, week-
ly 17x24 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ;
established 1850 ; Edmund Anthony & Sons,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
H 1, weekly H 1.
MERCURY; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly ten pages;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscription — daily $6, weeklv §1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1832, weekly 1807 ; S. W. Booth,
W. E. Chase and W. L. Sayer, editors and
publishers; circ'n — daily J 1, weekly K 2.
REPUBLICAN STANDARD ; (see
Evening Standnrd.)
WHALEMEN'S SHIPPING LIST
AND 3IERCHANTS' TRANS-
CRIPT; Tuesdays ; commercial ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §3.65 ; estab-
lished 1843 ; Eben P. Raymond, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEWBURYPORT, C. H., i:ssex
Co., cf 13,538+ pop., on Merrimac r. and Bos-
ton & Maine and Eastern Rds., 36 m. from
Boston. Engaged in commerce and manu-
facturing. The principal manufactures are
shoes, hats, brushes, silverware and cotton.
HERAIiD; every morning and evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size— morning
23x:>4, evening 19x25, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription — morning $6, weeklj' $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1832, weekly 1793 ; William H.
Huse & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation—morning K 2, evening J 1 , weekly K 2.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x29; subscrip-
tion m-, established 1877; Fred. E. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
VAL.LEV VISITOR; Satm-days ; four
pages ; size 2'>x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; George J. L. Colby, editor ; D. T.
Colby & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
NEWTON, Middlesex Co., a- 21,000
pop., comprising ten villages, on the Boston
and Albany Rd., 7 m. from Boston, con-
nected with each other by the Newton Cir-
cuit Rd. Engaged in paper and other manu-
factures. It is the residence of a large
number of persons doing business in
Boston.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size of page 14x22; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1873; Edward D. Baldwin, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1866 ; George H. Pratt, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
lIKiH SCHOOL REVIEW; monthly;
twenty pages; size of page 9x12; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1882; Students of
Newton High School, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1; a school paper ; issued during
the school year.
NORTH ABINGTON, Pli/mouth
Co., Q, 2,000 pop., on the Hanover branch of
the Old Colony Rd. Largely engaged in
shoe manufacturing.
NEWS; (see Rockland.)
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
315
MASS A CHUSETTS.
NORTH ADAMS, Berkshire Co., -n
13,5U0 pop., on Fitchburg and Boston, Hoo-
sac Tunnel & Western and Troy and Boston
Rds., at terminus of the Pittsfield & North
Adams branch of the Boston & Albanj' Rd.
Engaged in cotton, woolen, shoe and other
manufactures. The west entrance of Hoo-
sac tunnel is 1 m. from tlie town centre.
BERKSHlllE LEADER; Sundays;
labor ; four pages ; size "^3x36 ; established
1S8() : Leader Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lisliers.
HOOSAC VAIiLEY NEWS; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 36x46 ;
subscrijition ,$2 ; established 1868 ; Hard-
man & McMillin, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 .
SUNIIAY EXPRESS; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1SS5 ; E. H. Potter, editor and publisher.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 36x50 ; subscription
t2.50 ; established 1840 ; James T. Robinson &
on, editors and publishers ; circulation I 1.
ST. JOHN'S RECORD ; monthly ;
protestant episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; Rev. Harry I. Podley, editor and pub-
lisher ; a local church paper.
NORTHAMPTON, C. H., Hamp-
shire Co., -a 13,000 pop., on Connecticut r. and
Connecticut River Rd., at the junction of
New Haven & Northampton Rd., and west-
ern terminus of Central Massachusetts Rd.,
17 m. from Springfield. A farming district.
There are several large manufactories here.
Smith College for Females, Clarke Institu-
tion for Deaf Mutes, and the State Lunatic
Hospital are located here.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and HA:>tPSHIRE HERALD,
Fridays ; independent-republican ; daily and
weekly four pages ; size — daily 23x34, weekly
27x42; subscription— daily .§4, weekly 75 cents;
established— daily 1883, weekly 18S2 ; E. C.
Stone, editor and publi'-^her; circulation —
dailv .1 1 . weekly K 2.
HAMPSHIRE CO. JOURNAL; Sat
urdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x20 ; subscription $2 ; established
1860; Chas. F. Warner, editor; Wade, Warner
& Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE; Tuesdays;
republican; four pages; size .30x48; sub-
scription 82.65 ; established 1786 ; Henry S.
Gere, editor and publisher : circulation H 1.
HAMPSHIRE HERALD; (see
Herald.)
LE JEAN
field.)
PEN AND PRESS; monthly ; literary ;
eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1886; J. H. Huntington, editor and
publisher.
NORTHBORO, Worcester Co., n 1, 53
pop., on Old Colony Rd. Engaged in manu-
facturing shell jewelry and woolen cloth.
Located in a farming district.
ENTERPRISE; Fridavs; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription ,$1 ; established 1886 ;
Wood & Bros., editors and publishei's ; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
FARMER; Tuesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .50 cents ; established 1873 ;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
NORTH BROOKFIEL.D, Worces-
ter Co., a 4,459+ pop., on North Brookfield
branch of B. & A. Rd., 20 m. from Worces-
ter. Engaged in the manufacture of boots,
BAPTISTE ; (see Spring-
3IASSACHUSETTS.
shoes and corsets. Has the largest boot
and shoe manufactories in the world,
and is the centre of a rich farming and
dairying district.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ;
H. J. Lawrence, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
NORTON, Bristol Co., O, 1,718 pop.,
a manufacturing town, 1 m. from East Nor-
ton and 8 from Taunton.
MIRROR ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
.30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Perry & Barnes, editors and publishers ; an
edition of the Attleboro' Chronicle.
NORWOOD, Norfolk Co., D- 2,921
pop., on N. Y. & New England Rd., 4 m.
from Dedham and 15 from Boston. Has
large ink works, iron foundry, paper mill,
three tanneries, and a large oil cloth
factory. The N. Y. & N. E. car works are lo-
cated here.
ADVERTISER AND REVIEW; Fri-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription
.$1.50; established 1883; F. W. Crooker, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ORANG£, Franklin Co., -D 3,650 pop.,
on Rd., 86 m. from Boston. Manufactures
sewing machines, furniture and water
wheels.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
size 3i»x44 ; subscription $1.50; established
1875; Enterprise Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1871;
W. M. Pomeroy, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
OXFORD, Worcester Co., n 5,550 pop.,
on French r., and New York & New Eng-
land Rd., 11 m. S. by W. of Worcester City
and 43 W. S. W. of Boston. Has extensive
manufactories of boots and shoes and sev-
eral cotton and woolen mills.
MID-WEEKLY; Wednesdays; twelve
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; Albert Tyler, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
PALMER, Hampden Co., -0 6,000 pop.,
at junction of Boston & Albany and New
London Northern Rds., and is the southern
terminus of the Ware River Rd., 15 m. from
Springfield and .39 from Worcester; on
Chicopee r. Engaged in the manufacture
of carriages, straw hats and cotton goods.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; C. B. Fisk & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2 ; an edition entitled
the Standard is issued for Ware.
PEABODY, Essex Co., cf 9,530 pop.,
about 2 m. from Salem and on Eastern Di-
vision of Boston & Maine Rd., and the Salem
& Lowell branch of the Boston & Lowell
Rd. Engaged in tanning and currying and
morocco manufacturing.
PRESS; Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 18x23 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1859 ; John P. Fernald and Albert
Vittum, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
316
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
3IASSACHUSETTS.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
REPORTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; C. E. Hoag, editor ; Peabody
Reporter Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
PEPPERELL, Middlesex Co., a- 2,587
pop., on Worcester & Nashua Rd., 38 ni.
from Boston. Paper and shoe manufactur-
ing is carried on.
STAR ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Pratt
Bros., editors and publishers; circulation
L2; an edition of the Marlhoro' Mirvor-
Journal.
PITTSFIEIiD, C. H., Berkshire Co., ^
14,466 pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., and at
junction of the Housatonic and Pittsfleld Sc
North Adams Rds., 53 m. from Springfield
and 50 from Albany. Engaged in manufac-
turing ; centre of a large trade.
EVENING JOURNAL.; every evening
except Sunday, and JOURNAL., Wednes-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x39, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1.50; established -daily
1880, weekly 1885 ; Joseph E. See, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily J l, weekly K 1.
BERKSHIRE CO. EAGLE; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1829 ; W. D. Ax-
tell, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
SUN; Thursdays; democratic; elRht pages;
size of page 18x26 ; subscription ^2 ; estab-
lished 1800; Sun Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
PLYMOUTH, C. H., Plymouth Co., □,
7,239 pop., on Plymouth bay and E. branch
of Old Colony Rd., 37 m. from Boston. En-
gaged in manufacturing and commerce.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; D. W. Andrews, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
OLD COLONY 3IEMORIAL.; Thurs
davs ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
16x32 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1822 ; C.
C. Doten, editor ; Avery & Doten, publishers ;
circulation J 2.
PRINCETON, Worcester Co., n l.lOOt
pop., 15 m. from Worcester, on Boston,
Barre & Gardner Rd. A summer resort.
Contains chair manufactories and dairies.
WORD ; monthly ; four pages ; size 17x22;
subscriDtion 75 cents ; established 1872 ; E. H.
Hey wood, editor; Co-operative Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
PROVINCETOWN,^«J'nsto6Ze Co.,
Q, 4,346 pop., on northern extremity of Cape
Cod, 120 m. from Boston. Terminus of Old
Colony Rd. Has an unusually commodious
and accessible harbor. Engaged in mack-
erel, cod and whale fisheries and ship-build-
ing. A favorite summer resort. Celebrated
as the first landing place of the pilgrims in
America.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1869 ; H. F. Hopkins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
QUINCY, Norfolk Co., a- 13,000 pop.,
on Quincy bay and r. and Old Colony Rd.,
8 m. from Boston. Celebrated for its gran-
ite quarries, from which large quantities
are shipped to all parts of the United
States. Has large shoe manufactories.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1884;
Fred. F. Green, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
PATRIOT; Saturdays; four pages; size
29x44 ; subscription $2. 0; established 1837 ; M.
Elizabeth Green and Geo. W. Prescott, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2 ; . ssue alsa
the Braintree Observer.
RANDOLPH, Norfolk Co., a- 3,821
pop., on Old Colony Rd., 15 m. S. of Boston.
Engaged in the manufacture of boots and
shoes.
NORFOLK CO. REGISTER ANI>
HOLBROOK NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages : size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1857 ; Daniel H. Huxford, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
TRANSCRIPT AND HOLBROOK
STAN D a rd ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Fred A. Spear, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
READING, Middlesex Co., n- 4,000
pop., 12 m. N. of Boston. Shoemaking and
the manufacture of rubber goods are the
chief industries. A village of homes and
residences ; has good schools.
CHRONICLE: Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
W. H. Twombly, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2 ; an edition entitled the Record
and Bulletinis issued for Wakefield.
REHOBOTH, Bristol Co., P, 1,450
pop. ; connected with Attleboro' bj' stage.
Engaged in manufacturing and agriculture.
11 m. from Attleboro'.
TOWNS3IAN; Saturdays; Independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; Perry & Barnes, editors and
publishers ; an edition of the Attleboro'
Chronicle.
REVERE, Suffolk Co., n- 2,300 pop.,
on the Eastern Rd. ; a suburb of Boston.
JOURNAL, ; (see Boston.)
ROCKLAND, Plymouth Co., O, 4,784
pop., on Hanover branch of Old Colony
Rd., 18 m. from Boston. Engaged in the
manufacture of boots, shoes and tacks.
One of the most prominent shoe manu-
facturing towns in the State.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Osborue & Barry, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edition en-
titled the Xorth River Pioneer is issued for
Hanover ; issue also the North Abingfon News.
NORTH ABINGTON NEWS; Fri
days; four pages; size 26x40; established
1885; M. M. Loud, editor; Osborne & Barry,
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; dated North Ab-
ington ; issue also the Independent.
STANDARD AND PLYMOUTH
CO. ADVERTISER: Saturdays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1854 ; J. S. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
ROCKPORT, Essex Co., ^ 4,000 pop.,
on Gloucester branch of Eastern Rd., 35 m.
from Boston. Celebrated for its granite
quarries and as a summer resort. Engaged
in cotton manufacturing and fishing.
REVIEW: Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
Joseph Leman, editor and publisher; circu
lation L 2. , ^
GLEANER; monthly ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 18?2 ; L. Cleaves & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
317
MASSACHUSETTS.
ROXBURY, Suffolk Co., o- A part of
Boston.
GAZETTE AND SOUTH END AD-
VERTISER; (see Boston.)
SAL,E,M.,C.H., Essex Co., cf 28,084 pop.,
on Eastern Rd., 16 m. from Boston. One of
the oldest cities in New England, having a
fine and well-protected harbor.
EVENING NEWS ; everj- evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x33 ; sub-
scription S2.50 ; established 1880 ; Robin
Damon, publisher; circulation G 1.
EVENING TEL.EGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday; four pages; size 22x84;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1885 ; Telegram
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation I 2 .
GAZETTE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and ESSEX CO. MERCURY
AND GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription —
semi-weekly $i, weekly §2,50; established —
semi-weekly 1796, weekly 1768; C. Foote and N.
A. Horton, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—semi-weekl5- .1 1, weekly J 2.
REGISTER ; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x4;^ ; subscription $4 ; established 18(J0 ;
C. \V. Palfray and E. N. Walton, editors and
publisliers ; circulation J 1.
ESSEX CO. MERCURY AND
GAZETTE; (see Gazette.)
OBSERVER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1823; George W. Pease & Co. , edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PEABODY'S FIRESIDE FAVOR-
ITE; monthly; four pages ; size 22x35 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; subscription 50 cents : John
P. Peabody, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion G 1.
SANDWICH, Barnstable Co., O,
2;10(J pop., on Old Colony Rd. A glass and
tag factory located here, and tacks, veneer-
ing, etc., are largelj' made.
OBSERVER; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 28xi4; subscription §1.50; established
1884 ; F. O. Ellis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 ; an edition of the Barnstable
Patriot.
SAUGUS, Essex Co., cf 2,625t pop., on
Saugus branch of the Eastern Rd., 8 m.
from Boston. Has manufactories of shoes
and flannel goods.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
38x52 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ;
Hastings & Sons, editors and publishers;
circulation L 2 ; an edition of the Lynn City
Item.
SAXONVILLE, Middlesex Co., n-
2,200 pop., on branch of Boston & Albany
Rd., 21 m. from Boston and 4 from Natick.
Manufacture of woolen blankets and car-
pet yarn the chief industry.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; Geo. C. Fairbanks, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
Natick Bulletin.
SCITUATE, Plymouth Co., i^ 2,466t
pop., 25 miles from Boston on Old Colony Rd.
A farming district and fishery point. Also
a popular summer resort.
.,,HERAIjD ; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
^bx40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1880 ;
±;ratt Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Minor-
Journal.
MASSACHUSETTS.
SHARON, iVo^roZ/.- (7o.,n- 1,330 pop., on
Boston & Providence Rd., 17 m. S. of Boston.
Engaged in cutlery, carriage and other
manufactures. A summer resort for in-
valids.
ADVOCATE ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; W. B. Wickes, editor ; E. B.
Thorndike, publisher; circulation L2 ; an
edition of the Canton Journal.
OZONE; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; E.
W. Clarke, editor ; A. J. Nichols, publisher ;
circulation LI; an edition of the Foxboro'
Rejiortei:
SHELBURNE FALLS, Franldin
Co., -a 2,;300 pop., 13 m. W. of Greenfield,
the county seat, on the Troy & Greenfield
Rd. Cutlery and hardware are the prin-
cipal manufactures.
ARMS STUDENT; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1884 ; Students of Arms
Academy, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a school paper ; issued during the
school year.
SHERBORN, Middlesex Co , d- l,401t
pop., on the Old Colony Rd., 9 m. W. of
Dedham. The Women's Reformatory Prison
is located here. Has some manufacturing.
MIRROR; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size of page 15x2.' ; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; Geo. C. Fairbanks, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 ; an edition of
the Natick Bulletin.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Charles D. Howard, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 ; an edition of the Natick Citizen.
SHIRLEY, Middlesex Co., d- 1,351
pop., 10 m. from Fitchburg, on the Fitch-
burg Rd. A manufacturing town.
UNION; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription 50 cents ; estaldished 1884 ;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers; circula-
tion L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
SHREWSBURY. Worcester Co., □
1,450 pop. Finely located, 6 m. from Wor-
cester. Contains a large tannery.
NEWS; Tuesdays; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1874 ; Pratt
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
LI; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
SOMERSET, Bristol Co., □, 2,300
pop., on Old Colony Rd., and on W. bank of
Taunton r., 43 m. S. of Boston and 6 N. of
Fall River. Has fine graded schools, iron
works, stove foundry and manufactories of
stone-ware.
NEWS; Saturdays ; repulilican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; D. P. Keefe, editor ; J. D. Munroe
publisher ; an edition of the Fall River Bul-
letin.
SOMERVILLE, MUdlesex Co., O-
30,U0O pop., a suburb of Boston, on Mystic r.,
intersected by the Eastern, Boston & Maine,
Boston & Albany, Boston & Lowell and
Fitchburg Rds., 2 m. from Boston.
JOURNAIj ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established
1870 ; J. O. Hayden & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H 2.
318
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASSACHUSETTS.
SOUTHBORO', Worcester Co., □
2,142+ pop., on Boston & Albany and Old
Colony (Xorthern Div.) Rds. Engaged
niainlj' in shoe manufacturing, farming
and dairying.
PRESS; Tuesdaj-s; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 18T4 ; Pratt
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
an edition of tlie Marlboro' MU'wor- Journal.
SOUTH BOSTON, Suffolk Co. d
TRIBUNE ; (.see Boston.)
SOUTHBRIDGE, Worcester Co., o
6,465 pop., on Quinnebaug r. and a branch
of New Yorlc & New England Rd., 70 m. fi'om
Boston and 20 S. W. from Worcestei-. En-
gaged in manufacturing. Business centre
for most of tlie towns In the S. part of Wor-
cester county.
• HERALiD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881; W. B. Robinson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; Journal Printing & Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, Mid-
dlesex Co., a- 9,000 pop. Engaged In the
manufacture of rubber goods, boots and
shoes and straw goods.
FRAMINGHAM GAZETTE; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Middlesex
Newspaper Co., publishers ; W. W. Pease,
manager; circulation K2; an edition en-
titled the Advertiser is issued for Ashland,
and another, entitled the Transcript, for
Holliston.
FRAMINGHAM TRIBUNE ; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; C. J. McPherson,
editor ; Union Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2 ; issues also the Medfleld
Bulletin.
SOUTH LANCASTER, Worcester
Co., a 500 pop., on Worcester & Nashua Rd.,
15 m. from Worcester. Has cotton and
grist mills and manufactures copper pumps.
TRUE EDUCATOR; monthly; edu-
cational ; Sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1884 ; True
Educator Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
SOUTH SCITUATE, Plymouth Co.,
c< 1,800 pop., 30 m. from Boston. A farming
district. Boots and shoes are manufac-
tured.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 Cfuts ; established
1882 ; James H. Pinkham, editor ; Pratt Bros.,
publisliers : circulation L 1 ; an edition of the
Marlboro' 3Iirror- Journal.
SPENCER, Worcester Co., a 8,247t
pop., on branch of Boston & Albanj- Rd.,
12 m. from Worcester. Engaged in manu-
facturing boots, shoes, woolen cloth and
wire.
BULLETIN ; Wednesdays; four pages:
size 19x26; subscription ,$1.25; established
1885 ; H. N. Carter, editor ; A. H. Johnson, pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
SUN ; Fridays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size '^}x4S ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Jas. Piclcup, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
31 ASS A CHUSETTS.
CATHOLIC HOME JOURNAL ;
monthly ; catholic ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x14; subscription $1; established
1885; Catholic Home Journal Publishing
Company, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Hampden
Co.,-^ 38,090 pop., on Connecticut r., at the
junction of Boston & Albany, New York,
New Haven & Hartford, Connecticut River
and New York & New England Rds., and
largest city in Western Massachusetts. Man-
ufactures are various and extensive, the
principal ones being locomotives, railroad
cars, woolen goods, machinery, paper col-
lars, buttons, fire-arms, envelopes and
needles. The means of education are
liberallj' provided, and public and private
schools flourish.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription §3 ; es-
tablished 1880; News Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2. 2^" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Feb. 5, 1887,
as per statement on yile at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 4,413 copies.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning except
Sunday, SUNDAY REPUBLICAN,
Sundays, and WEEK.LY, Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ;
subscription— daily $8, Sundaj' §2. weekly $1 ;
established — daily 1844, Sundaj' 1878, weekly
1824 ; Samuel Bowles, editor and publisher ;
circulation— dailj- F 1, Sunday G 2, weekly H 1.
UNION ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK.L Y, Thursdays ; republican ;
daily eight pages, weekly ten pages ; size of
page 15x20 ; subscription — daily §6, weeklj- $1;
established 1864 ; Joseph L. Shipley, editor ;
Springfield Union Co., publishers; circulation
— dailv G 1. weekly H 2.
ARBITRATOR; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; established 1886 ; Arbitrator
Publishinsj- Co., editors and publishers.
E VA N G E L I S T ; Saturdays ; uusec-
tarian ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscriptiou
SI; established 1881; S. G. Otis & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 ; issue
also the Domestic Journal.
GUARDIAN; Wednesdaj-s ; indeppud-
ent ; four pages; size 23x32; subscription
.S1.50 ; established 1S86 ; Guardian Co., editors
and publishers ; an edition is also issued for
Holyoke.
HERALD OF LIFE; Wednesdays;
advent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1863 ; F. H. Burbank, editor;
Life and Advent Union, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
HO M EST E A D ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size of page 15x21; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1878; Phelps Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation G 1. '^^^ Actual
average circulation for one year yireccding
Dec. 25, 1S86, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory
6.511 copies. Issue also the Neiv England
Homestead and the Farm and Home.
LE JEAN BAPTISTE; Saturdays;
French ; independent ; four pages ; size
25x36; subscription §1.50; established 1875;
Charles Lalime & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1 ; dated at Springfield and
Northampton.
NEW ENGLAND HOMESTEAD ;
Saturdays ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x21; subscription S2; established
1867; Phelps Publishing Co., publishers; cii'-
culation C 1. J^^ Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Dec. 25. 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 2'<.188 copies. Issues
also the Homestead and Farm and Home.
SUNDAY REPUBLICAN; (see Re-
publican.)
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING; bi weekly;
thirtv-si.x pages; size of page 9x12 ; subsci'ip-
tion'.S2.5i); established 1884; Clark W.Bryan
& Co., editors and publlshei's; circulation H 1;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
319
MASSACHUSETTS.
New York City office, 239 Broadway ; issue
also the Holyoke Paper World axiA Work and
Wages.
FAIOI AND HOME? semi-monthly;
agricultural; twenty pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1880 ;
y Phelps Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation A 2 ; ^^^ Actual average cir-
culation for one year preceding Dec. 15, 18.S6,
as per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 17i),333 cojjies,
including special editions. Issues also the
Homestead and Neiv England Homestead.
D03IESTIC JOURNAL; monthly:
sixteen pages; size of paKe 11x15 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1879 ; S. G. Otis & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ; issue
also the Evangelist.
NEW ENGLAND STOVE, HARD-
WARE AND HOUSE FURNISHER;
monthly ; commercial; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription $1 ; established 1884;
C. C. Walden & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation PI 1 ; New York office 29 Park Row.
WHEELMEN'S GAZETTE; month
ly ; sporting ; Thirty-six pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription 50 cents ; established 1883;
Henry E. Ducker, editor ; Gazette Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation H 1.
STONEHAM, Middlesex Co., a- 6,000
pop., on Boston & Maine Rd. and Stoneham
branch of Boston & Lowell Rd., 12 m. N. of
Boston. Extensive shoe and leather manu-
factories here.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; F. L. and W. E. Whittier, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; issue also
the Winchester Star.
NEWS ; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1880; R. W.
Barnstead, editor and publisher ; circ'u K 2.
STOUGHTON, Norfolk Co., D- 5,183
pop., on Old Colony and a branch of Boston
& Providence Rd., 18 m. from Boston. En-
gaged in boot and shoe making.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription, $2 ; estab-
lished 1S!S6 ; E. M. Russell & Co., editors and
publishers.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x4(); subscription $2 ; established 1868: L.W.
Standish, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1 : an edition entitled the Journal is issued
for Eastou.
STO'W, Middlesex Co., D- 985 pop.,
3 m. from railroad. A farming section.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 2iix40; subscription $1 ; establislied 1883;
Wood Bro-.. editors and publishers; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
SUDBURY, Middlesex Co., a- 1,200
pop., 20 m. W. from Boston, on the Old
Colony Rd. A farming community.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size2i;x4U; subscription .$1; established 1883;
Wood Bros., editors and publishers ; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
SUN; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Pratt
Bi-os., editors and publishers; circulation
L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
SWAMPSCOTT, ^ssea: Co.,^'i,bm\
pop., on Eastern Rd., 12 m. from Boston, A
from Salem, 4 from Marblehead and 2 from
MASS A CHUSETTS.
Lynn. Engaged in fishing. A summer
resort.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; eight pages ;
size of page 18x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876; Hastings & Sons, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
Lynn City Item.
STANDARD; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 24X.36 ; subscrii)rion $1.50 ; established
1885; Geo. A. Cole & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
TAUNTON, C. H., Bristol Co., 0,
24,000 pop., on Taunton r. and Old Colony
Rd., 34 m. from Boston. Engaged in manu-
facturing locomotives and other machinery,
cotton and woolen goods, stoves, nails, but-
tons, copper and silver ware.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and HOUSEHOLD GAZETTE,
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 2Sx40 ; subscrip-
tion— daily $6 ; weekly $2 ; established— daily
1S48 ; weekly 1831 ; William Reed, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation — daily J 1 , weeklj'
J 1.
BRISTOL CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri-
days ; republican; eight pages; size 32x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1823 ; A, O. Milne,
editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
DISPATCH ; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription, $2 ; established 18S6 ; F.
S. Pickett, editor ; Bristol County Co-opera-
tive Publishing Comi)anv, pviblishers.
HOUSEHOLD GAZETTE ; (see Ga-
zette.)
TEMPLETON, Worcester Co., n 3,000
pop., on the Fitchburg and Ware River
Rds., 1 m. from Otter r. and 30 from Worces-
ter. Engaged in manufactures, including
woolen, shoddy, furniture, paper, chil-
dren's toj's, buckets, etc. The town pos-
sesses a free library.
RECORDER; Fridays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x46; subscription .$1.50;
R. Wm. Waterman & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; issue also the Athol
Worcester West Chronicle.
TOWNSEND, Middlesex Co., o 1,900
pop., 8 m. from Fitchburg, on a branch of
the Fitchburg Rd. The prominent indus-
tries are coopering and furniture manufac-
turing.
TRANSCRIPT ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; suViscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Pratt Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the
Marlboro' Mirror-Jour-nal.
TURNER'S FALLS, FranUin Co.,
-a 4,300 pop., on Connectictit r., and branch
of Fitchburg Rd. and New Haven & North-
ampton Rd., 3 m. from Greenfield. The
river has three falls, with an estimated
availability of 90,000 horse power, which is
employed in manufacturing paper, cutlery,
machinery, leather, cotton, Itimber, etc.
REPORTER; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .82 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Cecil T. Bagnall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
UPTON, Worcester Co., u 2,26.5 pop.,
1 m. froni West Upton and 11 from Worces-
ter ; stage connections with Faruumsville.
Straw goods manufacturing largely en-
gaged in.
GAZETTE; (see Milford.)
.•v,>o
GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
MASS A CHUSETTS.
UXBRIDGE, Worcester Co., n 3,700
pop., ou Providence & Worcester Rd., mid-
way between the two cities. Principal busi-
ness, cotton and woolen manufacturing;
has Kun works.
COMPENDIUM; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.T5; established 1868;
L. H. Balcome, publisher ; circulation K 2.
WAKEFIELD, Middlesex Co., n-
7,(X)U pop., on Boston & Maine Rd., 10 m.
from Boston. Engaged in the manufacture
of Lron castings, rattan goods, pianos, boots
and slices.
CITIZEN AND BANNER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; C. W. Eatou, editor and pub-
lislier : circulation K 2.
RECORD AND BULLETIN ; Fri
days ; independent: eight pages ; size 26x40;
subscription, S2; established— £^t/7<'^t>l 1881,
Record 1S86; F. W. Young, editor and pub-
lisher ; an edition of the Reading Chronicle.
WALPOLE, Norfolk Co., d- 2,600
pop., at junction of N. Y. & N. E. and Old
Colony Rds., 19 m. from Boston. Has
three paper mills, three cotton batting
and waste mills, woolen and jarn mills
chemical and emery works, twine factory,
dje works, etc. Surrounded by a farming
district.
CENTRAL NORFOLK DEMO-
CRAT; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription §2: established isf85; J. D. Em-
mons, editor; Norfolk Publishing Co.. pub-
lishers; circulation K 1.
STAR; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
3f page 13x20; subscription ,§1; established
1882 ; E. W. Clarke, editor ; A. J. Nichols, pub-
lisher; circulation K 1; an edition of the Fox-
boro" Reporter.
WALTHAM, Middlesex Co., n- 15,000
pop., on Charles r., and Fitchburg and Cen
tral Mass. Rds., 9 m. from Boston. Engaged
in manufacturing. Waltham and United
States Watch Company's watches are made
here.
TI3IES ; every evening except Sunday ;
republican ; four pages ; size 21xo0 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1886 ; T. P. James, editor ;
Rice & Drake, publishers.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 2:]x3() ;
subscription S3 ; established 1882 ; Thos. B.
Eaton, publisher ; James W. Graham, mana-
ger ; circulation J 1.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1863 ; A. Starbuck, editor ; Somers
& Starbuck, publishers ; circulation K 2.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Pratt Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K2; an edition of the
Marlboro' Mirror- Jo it rnal.
WARE, Hampsliire Co., -n 5,500 pop.,
on Ware River Rd., 10 m. from Palmer and
about 21 from Springfield. Engaged in
cotton and woolen manufactures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 27x42 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
ished 1832; Davis & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1 ; an edition of the Barre
Gazette.
STANDARD; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x3 i; subscription $2; established
1856 ; Charles B. Fisk & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1 ; an edition of the
Palmer Journal.
MASS A CHUSETTS.
WAREHAM, Plymouth Co., L^ 2,896t
pop., on Buzzard's bay and Cape Cod Rd.,
49 m. from Boston. Nail manufactories and
brass foundries here.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab- ♦
ished 1865 ; James M. Coombs, publisher ;
circulation L 2 ; an edition of the Mlddle-
boro' Gazette.
ONSET BAY TIMES ; (see Times.)
TI3IES ; Saturdaj's ; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
M. M. Copfland, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2; an edition entitled the Onset
Bay Times is also issued ; circulation L 1 ; is*
sues also the Middleboro* Neivs.
fi
WARREN, Worcester Co., a 4,031
pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., 72 m. from
Boston, 28 from Worcester and 25 from
Springfield. Contains steam pump works,
cotton and woolen factories.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877; H. M. Converse, editor; Herald
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
WATERTOWN, Middlesex Co., n-
6,238 pop., 8 m. from Boston, on Watertown
Br. of Fitchburg Rd. Manufactures stoves,
starch, carpet lining, sewing -machine
needles, laundry machinery, woolen cloths
and paper bags.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879; S. S. Gleason, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
W'AYLAND, Middlesex Co., d- 1,962
pop., on the Sudbury Rd., 16 m. W. of Bos-
ton. Engaged in manufacture of boots and
shoes.
WAYLAND AND COCHITUATE
TWINS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1859 ; Pratt
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
LI; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Jon rnaJ.
WEBSTER, Worcester Co., a 6,220
pop., on Norwich & Worcester and Provi-
dence, Webster & Springfield Rds., 16 m.
from Worcestei-. Principal business, cotton,
woolen, yarn, linen, and shoe manufactur-
ing.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ;
established 18 5 9;
John Cort, editor
and publisher; cir-
culation J 1. ■■
WORCESTER CO. NEWS ; Wednes
days ; inilependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1886 ; E. C.
Nichols, editor and publisher ; issues also
the Putnam, Conn., Windham Co. Neu's.
WELLESLEY, Norfolk Co., o 3,113
pop., 15 m. from Boston, on Boston & Al-
banj' Rd. Seat of a prominent Female
College (the Wellesley).
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2.50; established
1881 ; Advertiser Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
.321
31 ASS A CHUSETTS.
COURANT ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; Chas. C. Henrj-, editor ;
Chas D. Howard, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WENHAM, Essex Co., c( 8^9 pop.,
on the Eastern Rd., 22 m. N. W. of Boston.
Boot and shoe manufacturing extensively
carried on.
AMERICAN APICl LTURIST ;
monthly ; bee-keeping ; thirty-.six pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1883; Henry
Alley, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WESTBOROUGH, Worcester Co.,
D 4,875 pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., 32 m.
from Boston. Engaged in manufacturing
boots and shoes, straw goods, and various
other articles. Lyman School for Boys
and State Insane Asylum located here.
CHRONOTYPE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S2; established 1866; Holton & Thui'ston,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
UNION ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subsci-iptlon 50 cents ; established 1S5'.) : Pratt
Bros., editors and publishers ; an edition of
the Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
WEST BOYLSTON, Worcester Co.,
D 1,2IX) pop., on Worcester & Nashua Rd., 8
m. N. of Worcester and 40 W. of Boston.
Extensively engaged in the manufacture of
woolen and cotton goods.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1 ; established 1886 ;
Wood Bros., editors and publishers; an edi-
tion of the Hudson Enterprise.
WEST BRIDGEW^ATER,
Plymouth Co., n^ 1,707 pop., in a rich agricult-
ural section, 2 m. from Old Colon j' Rd. and
3 from Bridgewater.
TIMES; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subscription §l.a0 ; established 1886 ;
Elmer C. Linfleld, editor and publisher ; an
edition of the Bridgewater Independent.
WESTFIELD, Hampden Co., -n 8,000
pop., on Westfleld r. and Boston & Albany,
New Haven & Northampton, Holyoke &
Westfield Rds., 10 m. from Springfield. En-
gaged in manufacturing paper, steam-
heaters, whips and cigars.
TIMES AND NE^VS - LETTER ;
Wednesdays ; Independent ; four pages ;
size 28x44; sub.scription $1.50; established
1841 ; Clark & Story, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
VALLEY ECHO; Saturdays ; four
pages : size 2i)x40 ; subscx-iptlon .SI ; established
188.5; W. H. Way& Co., editors and publishers.
WESTFORD, Middlesex Co., d- 2,147
pop., on the Boston & Lowell Rd., 8 m. from
Lowell. Engaged in farming, woolen yarn
manufacturing, machine building and
stone quarrying.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription 50 cents ; established 1859;
Pratt Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 1 ; an edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-
Journal.
WEST MEDWAY, Norfolk Co.,
D- o,(XX) pop., on Woousocket div. of X. Y. &
N. E. Rd., 2 m. from Med way, 28 from Boston
and 4 from Franklin and Halilster. Shoe
manufaetui'lug.
OAZETTE; (see Milford.)
MA SSA CH U SETTS.
WEST NEWBURY, Essex Co., cf
j 1,900 pop.. 53^ miles from Haverhill. En-
I gaged in the manufacture of shoes and
combs.
MESSENGER ; bi-weekly ; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1883 ; A. N. Ambrose, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
WEYMOUTH, iVor/oZfc Co., D- 10,570t
pop., on the Old Colony Rd. Comprises sev-
I eral villages, engaged in various manuf ac-
I tures.
GAZETTE AND BRAINTREE
REPORTER ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1867 ; C. G.
Easterbrook, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2; issues also an edition entitled the
Shore, and another for East Weymouth enti-
' tied the Xeivs.
SHORE; (see Gazette and Br aintree Re-
porter.)
WHITMAN, Plymouth Co., CX 3,024t
j pop., on the Old Colony Rd., 21 m. from
I Boston, ii to Brockton and 19 to Plymouth.
j Is the location of several tack, eyelet, and
j boot and shoe factories.
! REPORTER; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
i W. C. Gurney, editor and publisher ; circula
tion K 1.
TIMES AND PLYMOUTH CO.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; eigut
pages ; size 32x4i5 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1884 ; L. B. Hatch, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
WILLIAMSTOWN, Berkshire Co.,
-a 3,700 pop., on Troy & Boston Rd., 20 m. N.
of Pittsfleld, 40 from Troy, and in the N. W.
extremity of the State. The manufactures
comprise woolen goods, boots and shoes,
carriages, hardware, etc. Seat of Williams
t College, founded in 1793, one of the most
I renowned institutions of learning in the
country.
WILlilAMS' LITERARY
MONTHLY; seventy pages ; size of page
i 6x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; Stu-
! dents of Williams College, editors and pub-
■ Ushers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
j issued during the collegiate year.
WINCHENDON, Worcester Co.,
n 3,7"22t pop., on Cheshire Rd., at junction
of Boston & Albany and Fitchburg Rds.
I Miller's r. crosses the town, and affords
I water power, which is partially developed
for manufacturing purposes.
' ADVERTISER; Fridays; republican;
' four pages ; size 16x21 ; subscription 80 cents ;
established 1834 ; Rolle Hale, editor and pub-
: Usher.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages: size
I 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; F.
W. Ward, editor and publisher ; circula-
I tion K 1.
WINCHESTER, Middlesex Co., n-
8,900 pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 8 m.
from Boston. A beautiful place of resi-
dence for persons doing business in Boston.
Contains extensive tanneries.
STAR ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 2Sx44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 : F. L. &
W. E. Whittier, editors and publishers ; F. L.
Whittier. manager ; circulation L 2 ; issue
also the Stoneham Independent.
3-22
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MASSACHUSETTS.
WINTHROP, SujffolJc Co., a- i,043
pop., oa Boston harbor, and on Boston,
Wintlii-op & shore Rd., 5 m. N. E. of Boston.
GAZETTE; (see Boston.)
VlSITOli; (see Boston.)
W O B U R N , Middlesex Co., n- 11,886
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 10 m. from
Boston. Engaged in the tanning and curry-
ing of leather; also in the manufacture
of electric lamps.
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1871 ; Mark Allen, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
JOURXALi ; Fridays; republican; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1851 ; Geo. A. Hobbs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
WORCESTER, C. H., Worcester Co.,
a 70,000 pop., in the centre of the State, at
junction of six important railroads, and 44
■71 fvom Boston. Manufactoi'ies of various
kinds and of the most extensive character
ai*e located here.
EVENING GAZETTE ; every evening
except Sunday, and iEGIS AND GA-
ZETTE, Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of
page 16x22; subscription— daily $8, weekly
|l.50; established— daily 1843, weekly 1801;
Charles H. Doe & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily H 2, weekly K 1.
SPY ; evei-y morning except Sunday, and
MASSACHUSETTS SPY, Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 30x47 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $8, weekly $2 ; established— daily
1845, weekly 1770; J. S. Baldwin, editor; J.
D. Baldwin & Co., publishers; circulation—
dailv H 2, weekly H 1.
'I' E lj E (i R A ill ; every evening except
Sundav, and SUNDAY TELEGRAM,
SundaVs ; eisrht pages ; size— daily 2;*x34, Sun
day 30x40 ; subscription— daily $6. Sunday $2 ;
established— daily 1886, Sunday 1884; Telegram
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—Sunday I 2 .
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion .S5 ; established 1879 ; James H. Mellen,
manager ; circulation I 2 .
LE TRAVAIELEUR ; semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; French ; four pages ;
size 25x36 ; subscx'iption §2.50 ; established
1874 ; G. de Tonnancour, editor ; Chas. Laline
& Co., publisliers : circulation I 1 ; an edition
entitled Le Jean BaiJtiste is issued for North-
ampton and Springfield, and another, entitled
the Courriev Canadien, is issued for Woon-
socket. R. J.
yEGIS AND GAZETTE; (see Evening
Gazette.)
CHRISTIAN; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription 50 cents; established
1S59; Pi-att Bros., editors and publishers; an
edition of the Marlboro' Mirror-Journal.
HOME JOURNAL ; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size of paire 15x21 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882 ; Henry M. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation 12.
MASSACHUSETTS SPY; (see Spy.)
SUNDAY TELEGRAM; (see Tele-
gram.)
VEt;KOBLAD ; Thursdays; Skandina-
vian; four pages; size 2t>x40; subscription
SI. 50; established is%; J. Forsstedt, editor;
The Swedisli Publishing Co., publishers.
EVSTERN MEDICAL JOURNAL;
semi-monthly; nu'dical ; forty-four pages
octavo; sul)scripti<m $1; established 1882;
A. J. Marston. M.D., C. E. Nels(m, M.D., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation K 1.
MESSEX<JER OF TRUTH; monthly;
mind cure; eight pages; size of i^age 11x14;
sul)scription $1; established is>^6; Albert
Barnes Dornian, editor and publisher.
MA SSA CHUSETTS.
POCKET GUIDE; monthly; ninety
pages ; size of page 4x7 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1883; Guide Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
WRENTHAM, ^Vor/bZ/.- Co., o 2,482
pop., about 27 m. S. of Boston and 18 m.
X. by E. of Providence, R. I. Large school,
and particular interest given to education.
REVIEW; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
of page 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884 ; E. W. Clark, editor ; A. J. Nichols, pub-
lisher ; circulation LI; an edition of the
Foxboro' Reporter.
YARMOUTH PORT, Barnstable
Co., c\ 1,855 pop., on Old Colony Rd., 75 m.
fi'om Boston. Location of various manu-
factories.
CAPE COD ITExM; Fridays; eight
pages; size 30x46; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878 ; George Otis, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 2 ; issues also the Mayflower.
MAYFLOWER; Tuesdays ; eight
pages ; size :^x44 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1881 ; Geo. Otis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 2 ; issues also the Cape Cod Item.
YARMOUTH REGISTER ; Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1837 ; Charles F.
Swift & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
MICHIGAN.
ADDISON, Lenawee Co., O, 500 pop.,
oil m. from Toledo, on the Michigan & Ohio
Rd. Flouring mills, sash, blind and other
factories at this place.
COURIER ; Saturdays; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription §1; established 1884; A.
J. Kempton, editor; S. C. Stacy, publisher;
circulation L 2 ; an edition of the Tecumseh
Herald.
ADRIAN, C. H., Lenawee Co., □, 10,500
pop., on Raisin r., Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific and Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Rds., 37 m. from Monroe, 210 E.
of Chicago, 70 from Detroit, and 32 from
Toledo. Rich and populous agricultural
district, and centre of active trade. En-
gaged in manufactures of various kinds.
EVENING RECORD; every evenmg
except Sunday, and LENAWEE REC-
ORD, Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size — daily 22x3(i, weeklj'- 30x44 ;
subscription— dailv $5, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1881, weekly 1884 ; Dan. T. Cham-
berlain editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv K 1, weekly K 2.
TIMES AND EXPOSITOR; every
evening except Sundaj\ and WEEKLY,
Fridays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x.35, weekly
(size of page) 18x24: subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1.50; established 1865; Thomas S.
Applegate, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily K 2, weekly J 2.
LENAWEE RECORD; (see Evening
Recoi'd.)
PRESS; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.60 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; W. Stearns, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
COLLEGE WORLD; semi-monthly;
fourteen pages; size of page 8x10; subscrip-
tion 75 cents; established 1SS5; World Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
ALBION, Calhoun Co., g 3,287 pop., on
Kalamazoo r. and Michigan Central Rd., at
junction of Lansing division of Lake Shore
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
323
MICHIGAN.
& Michigan Southern Rd., 20 m. from Jack-
son, 40 from Lansing. An active business
place, with four large manufactories. The
seat of Albion College, a flourishing insti-
tution under the control of the M. E.
Church.
3tIRROR ; Fridays; democratic ; eight
pages; size :30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1856 ; L. W. Cole, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
RECORDER ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription SI. 50; establislied
1§68 ; R. L. Warren and B. B. Bissell, editors
and publishers; circulation K 1.
PLiEAD; monthly; twenty pages ; size of
page 8x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Students of Albion College, editors and pub-
lishers ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
ALLEGAN, C. H., AUeganCo., p 2,638
pop., on Kalamazoo r. and junction of Kala-
mazoo division of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southei'n, Chicago & West Michigan,
Michigan & Ohio and Allegan & Lake Shore
Rds., 20 m. from Lake Michigan, 25 from
Kalamazoo, 23 from Paw Paw and 33 from
Grand Rapids. Engaged in lumbering, in
trade and various manufactures. Excellent
water power furnished by Kalamazoo r.
Within the famous " Michigan Fruit Belt."
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x4;3 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 186T ; M. T. Ryan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Edwy C. Reid, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL AND TRIBUNE; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1856; D. C.
Henderson & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2 .
ALMA, Gratiot Co., D 1,500 pop., on
line of Detroit, Lansing & Northern, Sagi-
naw Valley & St. Louis and Lansing, Alma,
Mt. Pleasant & Northern Rds. Agriculture,
milling, manufacturing and lumbering are
prominent industries.
RECORD ; Fridays; eight pages: size
30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1879 ;
Miss C. M. Fleming, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
ALMONT, Lapeer Co., D- 808 pop.,
terminus of the Almont division of the
Port Huron & Northwestern Rd. Contains
iron foundry, steam grist mill, stave fac-
tory, grain elevator, carriage factories, etc.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
A. H. Patterson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
ALPENA, C. H., Alpena Co,, cf 11,000
pop., on Thunder bay, at the mouth of
Thunder bay r., and terminus of Detroit,
Bay City & Alpena Rd., 2.50 m. N. of Detroit,
140 from Bay City. Has a fine harbor. Large
lumber business done here. Nineteen large
steam saw and shingle mills ; surrounded
by a fine farming section.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; J. C. Viall, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MICHIGAN.
LABOR JOURNAL; Fridays: inde-
pendent; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; James Collins, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
PIONEER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established
1865 ; Fred. N. Fletcher, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
ANN ARBOR, C. H., Washtenaw Co.,
□, 8,061+ pop., on Huron r. and Michigan Cen-
tral and Toledo, Ann Arbor & G. T. Rds., 38
m. from Detroit. In a farming district ;
contains several manufactories. The State
University — with over 1,500 students — is
located here ; also the High School, with 500
students.
ARGUS; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.15; estab-
lished 1845; Beakes & Morton, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.15; es-
tablished 1861 ; Junius E. Beal, editor and
uublisher; circulation J 1.
' DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; H. E. H. Bower, editor ; John
L. Burleigh, publisher ; circulation K 2.
3IICHIGAN ARGONAUT;
Saturdays; sixteen pages; size of page9xl2;
subscriiJtion $2 ; established 1882 ; Students
of Michigan University, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1874 ; K. Kittredge, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
WASHTENAW JOURNAL ; Thurs
days ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1883 ; Christian J. Reul, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WASHTENAW POST; Thurs-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1879; Louis J.
Liesen\er, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
CHRONICLE ; bi-weekly ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1868; Students of the University
of Michigan, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1 ; a college paper; issued during the
collegiate vear.
A3IERIf'AN METEOROLOGICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; scientific; fifty-two
pages octavo : subscription $2 ; established
1884 ; M. W. Harrington and A. Lawrence
Roich, editors; American Meteorological
Journal Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
BULLETIN; monthly ; twenty four
pages octavo ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1880; Students' Christian Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation L2; a
college paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
MEDICAL ADVANCE ; monthly ;
medical ; one hundred and forty-six pages
octavo ; subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; H.
C. Allen, M. D., editor and business manager;
circulation J 2.
MEDICAL COUNSELOR; monthly;
medical ; flftv-two pages octavo ; subscription
$3 ; established 1878 ; H. R. Arndt. editor ; D.
A. McLaclelan M.D., publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON;
monthly ; medical ; eighty-six pages octavo ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1879 ; George A.
Hendricks, M. D., editor; John William
Keating, publisher ; circulation K 2.
ATHENS, Calhoun Co., Q 500 pop., 6
m. from line of Michigan Central Rd.
Farming, lumbering and milling are carried
on. A great wheat-raising country.
T I 31 E S ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Wis-
ner & Foote, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
:5-J4
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MICHIGAN.
ATLANTA, Montmorency Co., [:f 100
pop., In splendid agricultural and lumber'
ing section, 28 m. from Gaylord.
TRIBI'NE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 20x,'ti : subscription $\ ; established 18S6 ;
Chas. W. Taylor, editor and publisher.
AU SABLE, Iosco Co.. c( 4,500 pop.,
on Detroit, Bay City & Alpena Rd., 50 m,
from Bay City. Lumbering, salt and shingle
making, farming and fishing are the lead-
ing occupations.
LAKESIDE MONITOR; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; W. M.
Featherly, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2 ; dated at Au Sable and Oscoda.
AU TRAIN, C. H., Alger Co., ^ 100
pop., on Au Train r., and D., M. & M. Rd.,
28 m. from Marquette. Lumbering is the
principal industry.
ALPHA; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; W. E. Jackson, editor and pub-
lisher.
BAD AXE, C. H., Huron Co., a- 900
pop., on Port Huron & Northwestern, and
Saginaw, Tuscola & Huron Rds. Interested
in lumber; sui-rounded by an agricultural
region.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1884; J.
T. Rorick, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
HURON TRIBUXE ; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 3ux44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876; John May wood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BALDWIN, C. H., Lake Co., -a 600
pop., on the Flint & Pere Marquette and
Chicago & West Michigan Rds., 31 m.
from Ludington and on the North branch
of the Pere Marquette r. Engaged in farm-
ing and the manufacture of lumber.
LAKE CO. STAR; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; Chas. K. RadclifEe, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BANCROFT, Shiawassee Co., n 900
pop., on Chicago & Grand Trunk Rd., 28 m.
E. of Lansing. Is in a wheat district, and
is also a shipping point for the surrounding
country.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
O. T. Allen, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
BANGOR, Van Buren Co.,JJ 1,300 pop.
Good running water power, woolen, grist,
and saw mills, and blast furnace. Centre
of "Michigan Fruit Belt."
REFLECTOR; Fridays; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; suVjscription $1.50;
established 1874; Charles C. Phillips, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VAN miREN CO. DEMOCRAT;
Fridays; four pages; size 26x40; subsc-rip-
tion $1.25; established 1885; J. G. Jennings,
editor and publisher ; circulation L I .
WEST MICHKiAN ADVANCE;
Thur.sdavs; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1881; L. S. Russell,
editor and publisher; cii'culation K 1.
BATTLE CREEK, Calhoun Co., g
14,0(X) pop., at junction of Battle creek with
Kalamazoo r,, on Michigan Central, at in-
MICHIGAN.
tersection of Michigan & Ohio and Chicago
& Grand Trunk Rds., 23 m, from Kalama-
zoo ; the shops of the latter are located
here. River furnishes a liberal supply of
water power, which is employed in various
manufactures. Has a boiler factory, woolen
and knitting mills, printing press factory,
paper mill, three extensive threshing ma-
chine works and many other industries, em-
ploying a large number of men. It is sur-
rounded by a fruit and farming country
and is a place of active trade. Noted for
its flourishing schools and the interest with
which they are supported.
EVENING CALL; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and .SUNDAY MOR.MNG
CALL, Sundays; eiglit pages; size 25x38;
subscription— dail J' $5, Sunday $2 ; established
—daily 1886, Sunday 1884 ; Call Printing Com-
pany, editors and publishers; circulation —
Sunday J 1 .
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and V^^EEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 18x24 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished —daily 1872, weekly 1851 ; Geo. Willard,
editor and publisher ; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly J 1.
MOON ; every evening except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1879, weekly 1882 ; Martin
E. Brown, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv J 1, weekly J 2.
ADVENT REVIE>V AND SAB-
BATH HERALD; Tuesdays; seventh-
day adventist ; sixteen pages; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1850 ; Uriah
Smith, editor ; Seventh-Day Adventists' Pub-
lishing Association, publishers ; does not in-
sert advertisements; issues also the Herald
der Wahrheit, Satidhede^is Tidende, and San-
ningens Harold.
SUNDAY MORNING CALL; (see
Eveninf) Call.)
HEROLD DER WAHRHEIT ;
semi-monthly ; German ; seventh-day advent-
ist; eiglit pages; size 22x32; subscription $1;
established 1879; A. Kunz, editor; Seventh-
Day Adventist Publishing Association, pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements ; is-
sues also the Advent Review and Sabbath
Herald, Sandhedens Tidende, and Sannin-
geiis Harold.
SANDHEDENS TIDENDE ; semi
monthly ; Skandinavian ; adventist ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; N. Clausen, editor ; Seventh
Day Adventist Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation I 1 ; issues also the Advent Review
and Sabbath Herald, Herold der Warheit, and
Sanningens Harold.
SAN NINGENS HAROLD; semi
monthly ; Skandinavian ; seventh-day ad
ventist ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1874; A. Swedbeig,
G. A. Carlstedt and G. W. Amadou, editors;
Seventh-Day Adventists' Publishing Associa-
tion, publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments; issues also the Advent Revietr and
Sabbath Herald, Herold der Wahrheit, and
Sandhedens lidende.
GAME FANCIER'S JOURNAL;
monthly; poultry-raising; ten pages; size
18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1879 ;
F. H. Grav, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
GOOI> HEALTH; monthly; hygienic;
thirty-two pages; size of page Txld: subscrip-
tion $1 ; cstablislie(l,1866 ; J. H. Kellogg, M. D.,
editor ; Good Health Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation H 2.
MICHIGAN POULTRY BREED-
ER; monthly; poultry - raising ; twelve
pages; size of page 8x12; subscription 50
cents; established 1S86; Barnes & Cady, edi-
tors and publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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MICHIGAN.
BAY CITY, C. H., Bay Co., D- 32,000
pop., on Saginaw r., 4 ni. from its mouth,
and Flint & Pere Marquette and Jackson,
Lansing & Saginaw, Mackinaw division of
Michigan Central, Detroit, Bay City & Al-
pena and Detroit & Bay City Rds., and 13
ni. below Saginaw, Engaged in lake fishing,
and is the most extensive lumber and salt
point in the country.
. EVENING PRESS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
^4x40 ; subscription §3.50 ; established 1879 ;
Armstrong & Rasmusseu, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 .
EVENINtr STAR ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x30 ; sub-
scription .$3.50; established 1S85; Wilbur H.
Clute, editor; Evening Star Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE; everv morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's; repub-
lican ; daily and weekly eight pages, Sunday
twelve pages ; size "^8x44 ; subscription— daily
$6, weelcly $1; established 1870; E. T. Ben-
nett, publisher ; circulation— daily 1 1 , week-
ly 1 1 ; issues also the Lumberman's Gazette.
liE COURRIER; Saturdays; French;
independent ; four pages; size 2.5x38 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1878; J. L. Harquell,
«ditor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LE PATRIOTE; Thursdays; French;
four pages ; size 2fix4'3 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1879 ; H. A. Pacaud, editor and
publisher : circulation 1 1 .
LUMBERMAN'S GAZETTE;
Wednesdays ; commercial ; eiglit pages ; size
of page 11x16 ; subscription $S ; established
1872; E. T. Bennett, publisher; circulation
1 1 ; issues also the Tribune.
MICHIGAN FREIE PRESSE; Thurs
days ; German ; independent ; eiglit pages ;
size :!0x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1878 ;
Ed. Baumheier, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
BELDING, Ionia Co., u 700 pop., the
terminus of the Beldlng branch of the
Detroit, Lansing & Northern Rd. , 16 m. from
Ionia. Engaged in manufacturing. A mar-
ket for wheat. Has a large refrigerator
factory.
STAR; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription SI ; established 1883 ; F. A.
Pulhemus, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
BELLAIRE, C. H., Antrim Co., r^ 500
pop., on Intermediate r., 12 m. from Mauce
lona, a station on the Grand Rapids & In-
diana Rd. Engaged in the manufacture of
woodenware, bowls, trays and scoops.
BREEZE ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription S1.50; established 1881;
A. S. Abbott, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
BELLEVILLE, Wayne Co., \\ 314
pop. on Indianapolis & Detroit division of
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 8 m. from
Ypsilanti.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
^1 ; established 1886 ; Roscoe C. Pegole, ecUtor
and publisher.
BELLEVUE, Eaton Co., g 1,000 pop.
(pop. of town 2,.S50), on Battle creek and the
C. & G. T. Rd., 32 m. from Lansing. Sur-
rounded by a rich agi-icultural district.
Engaged in shipping produce and in manu-
facturing.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; independent ;
lour pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
MICHIGAN.
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established 1871 ; George W. Perry, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BENTON HARBOR, Berrien Co., p
3,000 pop., near the mouth of the St. Joseph
and Paw Paw rs., and on Chicago & West
Michigan and Cincinnati, Wabash & Michi-
gan Rds., 60 m. from Chicago by lake, 103 by
rail. The river furnishes good water power.
A ship canal of sufficient depth to admit
the largest steamers extends a mile inland
from the mouth of the St. Joseph r., furnish-
ing dockage for a gi-eat number of vessels.
Surrounded by a fine fruit-growing district.
A large lumber interest centres here. Ship-
ping point for a fine wheat-growing coun-
try, and is the largest fruit-shipping point
on this lake shore.
PALLADIUM ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscription— dailv $4.80, weeklv $1.50 ; es-
tablished-daily 18S6, weekly 1868; Gilson &
Hobbs, editors and publishers ; circulation-
weekly J 1.
BERRIEN SPRINGS, C. H., Ber-
rien Co., p 1,381 pop., on the St. Joe r., 15 m.
from Lake Michigan. Centre of the great
fruit region of the Northwest, and a promi-
nent health resort.
BERRIEN CO. JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; Journal
Company, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
ERA? Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Fred McOmber, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
BESSEMER, Ontonagon Co., \] 1,500
pop., on centi-al branch of the Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Western Rd., in an iron min-
ing and lumbering section.
PICK AND AXE; Saturdays four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; J. J. Simpson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BIG RAPIDS. C. H., Mecosta Co., n
7,000 pop., on Muskegon r., and Grand Rap-
ids & Indiana Rd., N. E. terminus, of the
Muskegon & Big Rapids branch of Chicago
and West Michigan Rd., and Northwestern
terminus of D. L. & N. Rd., 189 m. from
Detroit and 56 from Grand Rapids.
Engaged in general manufacturing. Has
excellent water power and Is surrounded
by a rich farming countrv.
P I O N EER ; every evening except Sunday ,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x30, weekly 35x48 ; subscription— daily
$4, weekly $1.50; established — daily 1881,
weekly 1862 ; Gay & Barrows, editors and
publishers ; circ'n — dailv K 1, weekly K 2.
CHARLIE'S AVlbE-AWAKE; Fri-
days; four pages; size 20x26 ; established 1883;
Chas. E. Raper, editor and publisher.
CURRENT; Wednesdays; independent-
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; H. M. Trussell,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1. ^;^' Ac-
tual average circulation for one year pre-
ceding Nov. 15, 1886, as per statement on file at
the office of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, 1,056 cojj/es.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 estab-
326
GEO. P. RO^yELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
lished 1876 ; William P. Nisbett, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BIRMINGHAM, Oakland Co., P, 733
pop., on Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee
Rd., 18 m. from Detroit. A fine agricult-
ural section.
ECCENTRIC; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; establislied 1878 ;
Whitehead & Mitchell, editors and publishers;
cii'culation K 2.
BLISSFIELD, Lenawee Co., ^ 1,500
pop., 22 m. N. W. from Toledo, Ohio, on
Lalce Shore & M. S. Rd., and 10 S. E, of
Adrian. Engaged in general manufactures.
ADVANCE; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; F. W. Samsen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
STAR ; Saturdays; four pages ; size 22x31;
subscription $1; established 1885; Geo. W.
Grames, editor and publisher ; cire'n L 1.
BliOOMINGDALiE, Van Buren Co.,
p 400 pop., Michigan Central Rd.. 4 m. from
Goblesville. Has saw and planing mills
and furniture manufactories.
LEADER; Fridays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; C. F.
Smith, editor and publisher ; cire'n L 2.
BOYNE CITY, C. H., Charlevoix Co.,
(i so J pop., on Pine Lake, at the mouth of
the Boyne r., the best trout stream in
Michigan. Lumbering and manufacturing
place.
BOYNE CITIZEN ; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription $1; established
1881 ; Philip A. Badour. editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
BOYNE FALLS, Charlevoix Co., i
500 pop., on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd.;
has shingle mill, two saw mills, broom-hau
■ die factorj- and flouring mill.
GAZETTE; Mondays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription, $1.50;
established 1886; Chas. F. Dixon, editor and
publisher.
BRIGHTON, Livingston Co., O, 1,000
pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Northern Rd.,
9 m. fi-om Howell and 43 from Detroit.
In one of the best wheat-growing, flouring
and fruit-producing sections in the State.
ARGUS ; Wednesdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Tlie
Argus Co., editors and publishers: circula-
tion K 1.
CITIZEN; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription 75 cents; estab-
lished 1871 ; J. & L. J. Patterson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BROCK-WAY CENTRE, 5^<
Clair Co., a- 850 pop., on Port Huron & North-
western Rd., about 25 m. from Port Huron.
Has cigar and woolen factories, roller pro-
cess, grist, saw and planing mills.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1; established 1882:
James A. Menzies, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
BRONSON, Branch Co., g 1,000 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Mich. Southern Rd., 11 m.
from Cold water. Various manufactories In
vicinity ; in the midst of a rich agricultu-
ral section.
JOURNAIj; Fridays; independent ; four
MICHIGAN.
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1884; C. W. Owen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BROOKLYN, Jackson Co., g 700
pop., on Lake Shore & Mich. Southern Rd.,
36 m. from Ypsilanti. Has lumber yard,
planing mill, foundry, etc.
EXPONENT ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.25 established 1881 ; M. S. Hendershot, edi-
tor; Mrs. Ethlyn Clough. publisher; cire'n K 1.
BUCHANAN, Berrien Co., p 2,250
pop., on St. Joseph r., and Michigan Central
Rd., 53 m. from Kalamazoo, 87 from Chi-
cago. Engaged in lumber manufacture.
Surrounded by an agricultural and fruit-
growing region.
MICHIGAN INDEPENDENT AND
REPORTER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.5ii;
established 1879 ; J. R. Hill, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
RECORD; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 : John G. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BURR OAK, St. Joseph Co., p 754
pop., on Michigan Southern Rd., 6 m. E. of
Sturgis. Manufactories of various kinds.
ACORN; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 : L. H.
Mallery, editor and publisher ; cire'n L 2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1878; C.
V. Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation
L 1 ; an edition of the Centreville St. Joseph
Co. Republican.
CADILLAC, C. H., Wexfdor Co., ^
4,500 pop., on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd.,
96 m. N. from Grand Rapids. An important
lumber market ; also machinery factories.
NEWS; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
36x48 ; subscription $2; established 18.2; J.
Wright Giddings, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2. „ J
SATIRDAY EXPRESS; Saturdays;
republican; eight pages; size 26x40; suii-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; Chapiu & Sill,
editors and publishers. ^^ ^ ,
STATE DE3IOCRAT AND TIME> ;
Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44 ;sub!^crlp-
tion $1.50 ; established 1882 ; M. T. Woodrutf,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CALEDONIA, Kent Co., -o 500 pop.,
on Michigan Central Rd., 15 m. from Grand
Rapids, in an agricultural section.
NEWS; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. W.
Saunders, editor and publisher ; cire'n L 2.
CALUMET, Houghton Co., ^ 9,500
pop., on Mineral Range and Hancock &
Calumet Rds. Copper mining the prime in-
dustry.
A MERIK AN S IJ O M A I. A IN E N
Ij E II T I ; Fridavs ; Finnish ; republican ;
four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription $2.2a ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Alex. Leinonen, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1. ^,-^n\
CAI.ITMET AND RED JACKET
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 2bx4o ;
subscripti<ni $2 ; established 1881 ; Fred Mac-
kenzie, editor and publisher ; circulation K ,'.
CARO, C. H., Tuscola Co., D- 2,400 pop.,
on Cass r. and Michigan Central Rd., 16 ni.
from Vassar, 30 from East Saginaw and 100
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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MICHIGAN.
from Detroit. The centre of a rich agricult-
ural district.
JEFFEKSONIAN ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; J A. Keith, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
TUSCOL.A CO. ADVERTISiER;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
36x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1868 ;
Fred. Slocum, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1 .
CARSON CITY, Montcalm Co.,<^ 790
pop., on Fish Creek. Has planing, grist and
other mills. Is in a good farming district,
in which agriculture is superseding, the
lumber production.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36; subscription .§1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Charles G. Bailey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
CASEVILLE, Huron Co., D- 634 pop.,
on Pontiac, Oxford & Port Austin Rd., 22 m.
from Port Austin.
SCHOOI. JOURNAL,; monthly; edu-
cational; twenty pages; size of page 8x11;
subscription .$1 ; established 1885 ; W. D. 3Iac
Quisten, editor and ptiblisher ; circ'n K 1.
CASS CITY, Tuscola Co., D- 900 pop.,
46 m. from Saginaw and same from Bay
City, on line of P., O. & P. A. Rd., in a farm-
ing country.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26X-10 ; stibscription 75 cents; established
1881 ; Robert S. Toland, editor and publisher ;
circtilation K 1.
CASSOPOLIS, C. H., Cass Co., p
1,250 pop., on Stone and Diamond Lakes,
at crossing of Air Line and Chicago & Grand
Trunk Rds.
NATIONAL. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ,
subscription gl.50 ; established 18.50 ; C. C. Alli-
son, editor and ptiblisher ; circulation K 2.
VIGILANT; Thursdays; reptiblican ;
eight pages ; size 26x4i) ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1872; Arthur E. Bailey, editor;
James M. Sliepard, ptiblisher ; circulation K 1.
CEDAR SPRINGS, Kent Co., ^
1,50<3 pop., 20 m. from Grand Rapids. Agri-
culttire and lumbering carried on.
CLIPPER; Wednesdays; reptiblican;
eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1869 ; L. McKuight Sellers, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
KENT CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription .SI; es-
tablished 1885; George A. Darke, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CENTREVILLE, C. H., St. Joseph
Co., P 950 pop., on Prairie r. and Michigan
Air Line Rd., 30 m. from Kalamazoo, in a
productive section. Has large knitting mill
and batting factorj-.
ST. JOSEPH CO. REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1869 ;
C. V. Smith, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 : an edition, entitled the Gazette,
is issued for Burr Oak ; another, entitled the
Enterprise, is issued for Colon ; another, en-
titled the Tribune, is issued tor Mendon and
another, entitled the Advocate, is issued tor
Sherwood.
TIMES; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 : Carl R. Martin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MICHIGAN.
CHARLEVOIX, Charlevoix Co., ^
1,600 pop., on Pine r., }/i m. from Lake
Michigan and 35 N. E. of Traverse City.
Has lumber and fish interests. Its attrac-
tions as a summer resort increases its pop-
ulation during the season to several thou-
sands, to accommodate whom it has four
hotels and over one hundred summer cot-
tages.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Chas. J.Strang, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; stibscription §1.50 ;
established 1869 ; W. A. Smith and E. F. Par-
melee, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
CHARLOTTE, C. H., Eaton Co., g
3,600 pop., on Grand River Valley division of
Michigan Central Rd., at crossing of Chi-
cago & Grand Trunk Rd., 18 m. from Lans-
ing. Good agricultural region. Fine ash
and walnut lumber region. A rapidly grow-
ing place.
LEADER; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1855 ;
G. C. Brandon, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
PROHIBITIONIST; Fridays ; temper-
ance ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established" 1883; Sagendorph & Schnell,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1855 ; Ainger & Baxter, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CHASE, Lake Co.,-n 1,500 pop., on
Flint & Pere Marquette Rd. Fine farming
country. Engaged in lumbering.
ECLIPSE; Fridays; republican; four
cages; size 24x36; subscription §1; established
1832 : Oviatt & Giberson, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
CHEBOYGAN, C. H., Cheboygan
Co., Q 5,0<X) pop., on Cheboygan r., at the
foot of Straits of Mackinac, 150 m. from
Bay City, 270 from Detroit, on Mackinac
div. of Michigan Central Rd. Fine farming
countrj'. Engaged in lumbering.
NEWS ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
davs ; labor ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1S86 ; Jay B. Garnett,
editor ; P. H. Smvth, publisher.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; independent-
democratic; eight pages ; size:j0x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1880 ; Edward Forsyth,
editor and ptiblisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE ; Thursdays : ten pages ; size
of page 13x20 : subscription $1.50 ; established
1875 ; C. S. Ramsay, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
CHELSEA, Washtenaio Co., U^ 1,282
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., midway
between Jackson and Ann Arbor. Foun-
dries, pump factories, brick yards and
manufactories of plows, sash, blinds, etc.,
here.
EC HO; Wednesdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; A.
Allison, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1871;
Thomas Holmes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1. ZW~ Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Nov. 11, 1886, as per
statement on flle at the office of the American
Neicspaper Directory, 564 copies.
328
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
CHESANING Saginaw Co. U
l,(iOO pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 22 m.
from Saginaw. Agricultural pursuits ; soil
is a productive, sandy loam.
ARGUS ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays; four pages; size .2.v:50; subscrip-
tion SI. 25 ; establislied 18T7 ; Willis Miller,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues
also the Saginaiv Valley School Journal.
S A G I \ A W VAI^LEl SSCHOOL.
JOURNAL; monthly ; educational ;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1; established 18S5 ; Mrs. W. Miller, editor;
Willis 3Iiller, publisher ; ch-culation L 2 ; is-
sues also the Argus.
CLiARE, Cla7-e Co., a 1,000 pop., on
Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 50 m. from
East Saginaw. Agricultural section.
CLARE CO. PRESS; Fridays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; D. E. Alward,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 2 x40 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1884 ; M. D. Eaton, editor and pub-
lisher.
CLIFFORD, Lapeer Co., n- 1,200 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern and Michigan
Central Rds. Has saw mill and stores.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; Harry Evans, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1.
CLINTON, Lenawee Co., 0,1,000 pop.,
on Jackson branch of Lake Shore & Mich.
Southern Rd., 15 m. N. of Adrian and 52
W. of Detroit. Has woolen and flouring
mills, machine shops and foundry, and is in
the midst of a splendid agricultural dis-
trict.
LiOCALi ; Thursdays; Independent; four
pages; size 18x24, subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 18S1 ; Geo. H. Mdes, editor ; Local
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
CLIO, Genesee Co., D- 500 pop., on
Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 12 m. N. of Flint
and '20 S. of East Saginaw. An agricultural
and trade centre.
STAR; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 21xS5 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881) ; Smlthson & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K 1.
COLD WATER, C. H., Branch Co.,
p 6,013 pop., on Coldwater r. and the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 133 m. from
Detroit. The centre of a large and flourish-
ing trade.
REPUBLICAN ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion—semi-weekly §,'. weekly §1 ; established
— seml-weeklv L-*75, weekly 1851 ; A. J. Aldrlch
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation—
semi-weeklv .T 1.
COURIER; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
Moore & Nichols, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation I 1.
SUN; Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription. SI; established 1882; W. C. Bailey
& Co., editors and puldisliers: circulation J 1.
GRANGE VISITOR; semi-monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1875; J. T.
Cobb, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ;
an edition of the Schoolcraft Grange Visitor.
COLEMAN, Midland Co., n 780 pop.,
on line of the Flint & Pere Marquette
3IICHIGAX.
Rd., at Northern terminus of the Saginaw
& Mt. Pleasant Rd. and Southern terminus
of the Alpena branch of the Flint & Pere
Marquette Rd., 40 m. from Saginaw. En-
gaged in the manufacture of lumber, shin-
gles and staves.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x4u: subscription $1.25; established
1883; Floyd L. Post, editor; Coleman News
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation L2.
COLOMA, Berrien Co., p 300 pop., on
Chicago & Western Michigan Rd., in an ex-
cellent farming section.
COURIER ; Fridays: Independent; four
pages : size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established
1S86 ; Robert F. Buell, editor and publisher.
COLON, St. Joseph Co., p 422 pop.,
on tlie Michigan Central Rd. Agricultural
section.
COLON LAKE BREEZE ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1886 ; McDowell Bros.,
editors and pul)llshers.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 1871 ; C. V. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation LI ; an edition of the
Centreville St. Joseph Co. Republican.
COLUMBIA VILLE, -Ziai^eer Co.,[>
750 pop., on Michigan Central Rd. Loca-
tion of foundrj-, flour, woolen, planing,
stave and saw mills.
NEW ERA ; Thursdaj^s ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Geo.
S. Stanley, editor and publisher ; clrc'n K 1.
CONCORD, «/acAso7i Co., g 1,400 pop.,
on Air Line division of Michigan Central
Rd., 55 m. from Three Rivers. Flouring and
saw mills and various manufactories.
OUR H03IE ENTERPRISE; Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
§1; established 1879; Garrie Dunn, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CONSTANTINE, St. Joseph Co., p
1,405+ pop., on St. Joseph r. and Kalmazoo
division of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd. Engaged in various manufactures.
Produce shipping point. Has large water
power.
ST. JOSEPH CO. ADVERTISER
AND MERCURY; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1851 ; L. T. Hull, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
COOPERSVILLE, Ottawa Co., -n
850 pop., on the Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee Rd., 16 m. from Grand Rapids
and same from Grand Haven. Mills of
various kinds are located here.
OBSERVER; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x:y ; subsci-iption SI : established 1880 ;
A. W. Taylor, editor ; W. G. Barnes, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CORUNNA, C. H., Shiawassee Co., D
1,600+ pop., on Shiawassee r. and Detroit,
Grand Haven & Milwaukee and Toledo &
Ann Arbor Rds., 75 m. from Detroit. The
river furnishes power, which is employed
in manufactures. It has planing mills and
coal mines, and Are clay is also found.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 75
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
329
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
cents ; established 1884 ; E. J. Peacock, editor ;
J F. Brannvell, publisher; circulatioi] J 1.
SHIAWASSEE CO. JOURNAL.;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Geo. D. Moreau, editor and publisher ; cli'cu-
lation L 2 .
CROS WELL, Sanilac Co., D- 800 pop.,
on Port Huron & Northwestern Rd., 27 m.
from Port Huron. Has grain elevators,
flouring mill and cheese factory, also brick
and lumber yards.
DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1880; J. A. Lee, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CRYSTAL FALLS, i^ron Co., t: 800
pop., on Chicago and Northwestern Rd., 16
m. from Florence, Wis.
DIAMOND DRILL.; Saturdays; neu
tral ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1887 ; C. M. Atkinson, editor
and publisher.
DANSVILLE, Ingham Co., g 500
pop., s m. froni Mason and 13 from Lansing,
in an agricultural and dairying district.
HERALD; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; E. F. Gaylord, editor and pub-
lisher.
DECATUR, Van Buren Co., p l,267t
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 24 m. from
Kalamazoo and 2.3 from Niles, in an agi-i-
cultural district.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays ; four
ages; slze26x4<i; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
ished 186T ; A. B. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DETROIT, C. H., Wayne Co., □, 180,000
pop., and the great emporium of Michigan,
on Deti'oit r., 18 m. from Lake Erie, having
one of the finest harbors on the lakes. A
city of great commercial importance, being
connected by railroads with the principal
points West, and by means of the lakes
and railroads with the East, and points of
trade and commerce throughout Canada
and the region bordering on the Great Lakes.
Several railroads have their termination
at this point, and the lake marine that
passes Detroit has a tonnage equal to the
entire ocean marine of the United States.
Immense quantities of grain, pork, wool
and copper ore are shipped from here to
Eastern markets. The manufactures are
extensive and various ; railroad cars, iron,
boots and shoes, fine cut tobacco and segars
are among the most important. The work-
ing and developing of the copper and iron
mines of Michigan bordering on Lake Su-
perior, has created an extensive trade with
that region, and several lines of large
steamers are actively engaged in the
trade.
ABEND-POST; everv evening except
Sunday, and FAMILIEN BLAETTER,
Wednesdays ; German ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— dailv 27x40, weekly
24x;34 ; subscription— dailv $5.20, weekly .$2.50 ;
established— daily 1867, weekly 1855; Hein-
rich Binder, editor; August Marxhausen,
publisher ; circ'n— daily I 2 , weekly H 2.
t
EVENING JOURNAL.; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $5 ; established 1SS3 ;
Detroit Evening Journal Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation D 1.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday. SUNDAY NEWS, Sundays,
and ECHO, Wednesdays; independent;
daily lour pages, Sunday and weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 23x32, Sunday and weekly
32x44 ; subscription — daily $5. Sunday .$1.50,
weekly Si ; established— daily 1873, Sunday
1886, weekly 1878 ; Evening News Association,
editors arid publishers ; circulation— daily
C 2, weekly H 2.
FREE PRESS; every morning, and
WEEKL.V, Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; daily (size of page) 1.5x22, weekly (size
of page) 18x21 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$1, Sunday $2 ; established— daily 18:35, weekly
1826 ; Detroit Free Press Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily E 2, weekly B2;
an edition of the weekly Free Press is also
issued in England for circulation in Europe.
MICHIGAN VOLKSBLATT; every
day except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdavs ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size— daily 28x40, weekly 31x50 ; subscription
—daily $(5, weekly $2.50 ; established— daily
1858, weekly 18.54 ; Math. Kramer & Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily J 1 , weekly G 1.
MORNING TRIBUNE; every morn-
ing except Sunday. SIN DAY TRIBUNE,
Sundays, and TRIBUNE, Thursdays; re-
ptiblican ; daily lour pages, Sunday eight
pages,weekly twelve pages ; size— daily 24x36,
Sunday (size of page 18x23, weekly (size of
page) 18x23; subscription— daily $5, with Sun-
day $6 ; Sunday $1.50, weekly $1; established
18;>1 ; Tribune Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation -daily F2. Sunday El,
weeklv E 2.
ANGELUS; Sundays; catholic; juve-
nile ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription 75 cents ; established 1«84 ; Angelas
Publishing Co., editors and publishvjrs.
BEACON;' Thursdays; congregational;
eight pages : size of page 12x17 ; subscription
SI ; establi.-^hed 1884 ; John P. Sanderson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation II.'
CENTER: Thursdays; temperance ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884; Frank B. Cressey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H 1.
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER
AND MICHIGAN HOME JOUR-
NAL; Fridays; independent; eight pages;
size of page 17x23 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; W. E. Johnson, editor; Commer-
cial Advertiser Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation D 2.
DER ARME TEUFEL ; Saturdays;
German; undenominational; eight pages;
size 21x28; subscription $2.50; established
1884; Robert Reitzel, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
DIE STIMME DER WAHRHEIT;
Thursdavs ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ;
size 34x48 ; subscription $2.5(1 ; established
1875 ; J. B. Muller, editor ; E. Andries, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2 ; issties also Die Stimme
der Wnhrheit. Cleveland. Ohio.
ECHO ; (see Evening News.)
FAMILIEN BLAETTER; (see 4bend-
Post.)
FREE>IASON ; Saturdays; masonic;
twelve pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
.$1; established 1884; Charles Latour, editor;
Latour Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
GAZETTE ; Sundays; eight pages; size
of page 13x20 ; subscription $1 : established
1885 ; J. J. Watson, editor ; Gazette Publishing
Co.. publishers; circulation K 1.
INDEX; Mondays; commercial; eight
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription 75
cents ; established 1879 ; Index Printing and
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 2.
LABOR LEAF; Wednesdays; four
patfes ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884; J. R. Burton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
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GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
LE PKOGRES ; (see Windsor, Ont.)
MEKCrUV; Saturdays; society; eight
pages; size of page 14x20; subscription $2;
establlslied 1885 ; G. Ashley Tomliuson, editor
""^IrCHmAN BUILDER AND
MANUFACTURER; Fridays ; commer-
cial; eight pages; size of page 13x20 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1884 ; W. C. Cun-
ningham, editor and publisher; circ n K 2.
illlCHIGAN CATHOLIC; Thursdays;
catholic; eight pages; size of page lrx23;
subscription S2 ; established 1872 ; William H.
Hughes, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2.
3IICHIGAN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Saturdays; methodist episcopal;
eight pages : size of page 15x22 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1874 ; Methodist Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation G 2 ;
Issues also the Lamp of Life. ^^^„
MICHIGAN CHRISTIAN HER-
ALD; Thursdays; baptist; eight pages;
size of page 18x24; subscription $2; estab
lished 1870 ; Rev. L. H. Trowbridge, Rev. J. M.
Stifler, D. D.. and Rev. Z. Grenell, D. D., edi-
tors; L. H. Trowbridge, publisher; circula-
^^MICHIGAN FARMER AND
STATE JOURNAL OF AGRICULT-
URE ; Mondays ; agricultural ; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Gibbons Bros., publishers ; circu
^^MICHIGAN JOURNAL UND
H E R O L D ; Wednesdays ; German ; re-
publican ; eight pages; size of page 17x24;
subscription $2; established 1855; Pope &
Coleman, editors and publishers ; circ'n H 1.
NORTHSIDE NOTION; Saturdays;
independent- four pages; size 24x34; sub-
scription ai ; established 1886 ; J. H. Junkin,
editor and publisher.
PLAIN DEALER; Fridays : eight
pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883; Plaindealer Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; an organ of
colored people
PUBLIC LEADER; Wednesdays ; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; W. J. H. Traynor,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; issues
also the Wayne Co. Courier.
SOXNTAGS-HEROLD ; Sundays;
German; eight pages; size of page 17x23;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Herold Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
SUNDAY SUN ; Sundays; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1885: Frederick S. Crofoot, editor; David
Prvse Mackav, publisher; circulation F 1.
SUNDAY NEWS; {see Evening News.)
SUNDAY TRIBUNE ; (see Morning
Tribune.)
TRIBUNE; (See Morning Tribune.)
WAYNE CO. COURIER; Thursdays;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $\ ; established 1865 : Edmund R.
Dowdnev, editor; W. J. H. Traynor. pub-
lisher ; circulation G 2 ; issues also the Public
Leader.
INDUSTRIAL FAR>I AND FIRE-
SIDE; semimonthly; eight pages; size
30x44; established 1878 ; Galen Oderkirk, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2; dated at De-
troit and Toledo, Ohio.
MEDICAL AGE ; semi-monthly; medi-
cal; fortv-two pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription SI; established 1883: John J. Mul-
heron. M. D., editor; George S. Davis, pub-
lisher : circulation H 1 ; issues also the Ameri
can Lancet and the Philadelphia, Pa., Thera-
peutic Gazette.
AMERICAN LANCET; monthly ;
medical; fifty-six pages; size of page 7x11;
subscription §2 ; established 1866 ; Leartus
Connor, M.D., editor ; Geo. S. Davis, publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; issues also the Medical
Age and the Philadelpliia, Pa., Therapeutic
AMERICAN PHARMACIST;
monthly ; pharmaceutical ; thirty pages ;
si7,9 of page 8x12; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885; Chas. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN STOVE AND HARD-
WARE MONTHLY; commercial; twen-
tv-six pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; J. E. Turner, editor
and publisher.
INDICATOR; monthly; insurance;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $2 , established 1882 ; Leavenworth &
Biirr Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation II. -.„,,,„,,,,-.
INTERNATIONAL MASONIC RE-
VIEW; monthly; masonic; fifty pages
octavo ; subscription $1.50 ; established I883 ;
Masonic Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers: circulation H 1. ^-„.™^„
INTERNATIONAL PRINTER;
monthlv ; commercial ; twenty-six pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885; Dewey & Flower, editor and publisher ;
circulation .11.
LAMP OF LIFE; monthly; evangeli-
cal ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 25
cents; established 1883; J. H. Potts, J. F.
Berry and E. Houser, editors ; Methodist Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers ; circulation G2 ; issues
also the Michigan Christian Advocate.
3IICHIGAN HERALD; monthly ;
Ancient Order of United Workmen ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1878; W. Warne Wilson, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1. |^" Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding No-
vember 13, 1886, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
3,l(i0 co/jies. , , .
3IICROSCOPE; monthly ; science ;
fortv-four pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; D. O. Haynes & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation K2; issue also
the Pharmaceutical Era.
PHARMACEUTICAL ERA; month-
ly; pharmacy; seventy pages; size of page
8x11; subscription $1.50; established 1^8. ; A.
B. Lyons, M.D., editor ; D. O. Haynes & Co.,
publishers ; issue also the Microscope.
SONG JOURNAL; monthly; music;
thirtv pages; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion SI : established 1885 ; E. C. Sullivan, edi-
tor : C. J. Whitnev, publisher ; circulation K 2.
WORKER; monthly; commercial:
eight pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription
Sf; established 1883 ; Worker Publishing,
Printing and Engraving Co., editors and pub-
lishers ;" circulation HI. ,,-.„,„ . m^i»
LEONARD'S ILLUSTRATED
MEDICAL JOURNAL; quarterly ;
medical; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; C.
Henri Leonard, A.M., M.D., editor; Illustrated
Medical Journal Co., publishers; circula-
^^St'T MATTHEW'S MISSION AND
LYCEU.>1 JOURNAL; quarterly; prot-
estant espicopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription $1; established 1884; Rev.
G. Mott Williams, editor and publisher; a
local church paper.
DEXTER, Washtenaw Co., D, 1,006
pop., at junction of Mill creek with Huron
r., on mchigan Central Rd., 9 m. W. of Ann
Arbor. There is abundant water power for
several mills here. The Ferguson road cart
is made here.
LEADER; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; J. M. Allen, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DIMONDALE, Eaton Co., q 600
pop., on Grand r., and the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., 12 m. N. E. of Char-
lotte. The river affords available power for
any and all machinery. Lumber, grain,
live-stock and ship timber are shipped here.
I.IGHTNING E.YPRESS ; Thursdays
four pages; size 15x22 ; subscription $1; es
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
331
MICHIGAN.
tablished 1885; D. Marvin, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
DOUGLAS, Allegan Co., J2 1,000 pop.,
60 ni. S. of Grand Rapids. Raising fruit
a leading feature. Large quantities of
lumber sent from vicinity.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
;iUx44; subscription $1.25; established 1885;
Charles M. Winslow, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
DOWAGIAC, Cass Co., p 3,000 pop.,
on the Michigan Central Rd., 35 m. from
Kalamazoo, 105 E. of Chicago and 179 W. of
Detroit. Large grain and produce mar-
ket. Engaged in general manufactures.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size SOxW ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 18.58 ; E. H. Spoor, editor ;
E. H. Spoor & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $1-50; estab-
lished 1880 ; H. A. Burch, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
DUNDEE, Monroe Co., C^ 1,500 pop.,
on Raisin r., and Dundee div. of Lake Shore
& Slich. Southern and on Toledo, Ann
Arbor & North Michigan and Michigan &
Ohio Rds. Has paper and stave factories,
and manufactures also cheese, flour, furni-
ture, brick, tiles, cigars, etc. In a rich farm-
ing district.
REPORTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 subscription $1.25 ;
established 187? ; Jas. E. Carr,' editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
EAST JORDAN, Charlevoix Co., ^
400 pop., on Pine Lake. A lumber district,
located 1.3 m. W. of Boyne Falls, a station
on the G. R. & L R. R., 15 m. south of Char-
levoix. The adjacent country Is heavily
timbered with pine,hemlock and hardwood,
which must be manufactured into lumber
at this point. Six large saw-mills are here,
with a capacity of 200,000 feet per day. The
cleared lands make fine farming soil for
fruit, hay, cereals and potatoes, and the
agricultural interests are increasing.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 ; established 1882;
Thos. T. Nelson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
EAST ^A.GTSA.'Wy Saginaw Co., n
35,iX» pop., at the head of navigation on the
Saginaw r., at the intersection of Flint &
Fere Marquette,- Mich. Central, Detroit,
Lansing & Northern, Saginaw, Tuscola &
Huron and Port Huron & Northwestern
Rds. Business and railroad centre of Sagi-
naw Valley having a large and flourishing
trade, and noted for its manufactories of
lumber and salt, annual shipments of which
reach over one billion feet of lumber and
three million barrels of salt. For 20 miles
the bank of the Saginaw r. is occupied by
over 180 saw mills and an equal number of
salt works. Has one of the largest furniture
factories in the State.
SAGINAAV COURIER ; everv morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
aays ; independent ; eight pages ; size of page
3IICHIOAN.
17x22 ; subscription— daily $7, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1870, weekly 1857 ; Courier
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation —
dailv H 1, weekly G 1.
SAGINAW EVENING NEAVS; every
evening except Sunday ; eight pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $5 ; established 1881 ; See-
mann & Peters, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation 1 1.
SAGINAW HERALD; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEK.Lv, Thurs-
days ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription —
daily $7, weekly $1 ; established — daily 1874,
weekly 1858; Laing Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 2, weeklv J 1.
MICHIGAN ADVERTISER*; Mon-
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 : subscription
$1; established 1880 ; J. G. McCall, editor and
publisher ; issued for free distribution.
SAGINAAV POST; Wednesdaj's; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size22x:^) ; subscription $1 ;
established 1S86 ; F. & C. Reitter, editors and
publishers.
SAGINAW ZEITUNG; Wednesdays,
and SONNTAGSBLATT DER SAGI-
NAW ZEITI'NG, Sundays ; German ; in-
dependent ; Wednesday eight pages, Sunday
four pages ; size— Wednesday 34x46, Sunday
26x40 ; subscription— Wednesdav $2.50, Sunday
S2 ; established— Wednesday 1868, Sunday 1834 ;
Beierle & Burgermeister, editors and pub-
lishers ; circ'n — Wednesdav .1 1 , Sundaj" K 1.
SONNTAGSBLATT DER SAGI-
NAW ZEITUNG; {nee Saginaw Zeitung.)
EAST TAWAS, Iosco Co., cf 1.400
pop. Lumbering district ; salting and
preparation of fish is also an industrial
feature.
IOSCO CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1..50; established 1868; C. R. Jackson,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
EATON RAPIDS, Eaton Co., g
1,785 pop., on Grand r. and Grand River
Valley division of the Michigan Central
and Lansing division of the L. S. & M. S.
Rds., 25 m. N. W. from Jackson, and 17
from Lansing. Noted for its magnetic
springs, which are visited yearly by
invalids.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
22x::i2 : subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ;
Will Emmert, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
JOURNAL ; Fridajs ; independent-
republican ; eight pages; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1865 ; C. W. Stevens,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
EDMORE, ^/on^CrtZm Co., -n 1,300 pop.,
at junction of Detroit, Lansing & Northern
with Chicago, Saginaw & Canada Rds. En-
gaged principally in the manufacture of
lumber and shingles.
JOURNAL ; Saturdaj's ; independent
republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1880 ; William White,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
EDWARDSBURG, Cass Co., JJ 500
pop., on the W. Div. Grand Trunk Rd. A
farming countrj'.
ARGUS; Thursdays; prohibition; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; John B. Sweetland, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ELK RAPIDS, Antrim Co., i 1,250
pop., on E. arm of Grand Traverse bay, 17
m. from Traverse Citj'. Principal business
manufacturing iron, lumber, flour, acetate
of lime and wood alcohol. Is said to ship
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MICHIGAN.
more manufactured products than any
other town In Northern Michigan.
PIIiGRi:>['8 PROGRESS; Fridays;
iudepenilent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1872 ; Benjamin F.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ELM HALL, Gratiot Co., n 300 pop.,
in a heavily timbered section 1 m. from
Riverdale and 8 from Alma. Trades in
lumber and shingles.
CORNER liOCAL.; Saturdaj-s ; eight
f)ages ; size 22x30 ; subscription SI ; estab-
ished 1883; Shelly Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L2.
£LSI£, Clinton Co., □ 300 pop., on
Maple r. on Toledo, Ann Arbor, and North
Michigan Rd., 12 m. from Owosso, and 28
from St. Louis. Engaged principally in
agriculture.
SUN ; Fridays ; independent ; eight pages :
size 28x40 ; subscription SI ; established 1885 ;
L. Austin, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
ESCANABA, C. H., Delta Co., X^ 5,000
pop., on Little Bay de Noquette, at the
North end of Green Bay, 3 m. from the
mouth of Escanaba r., also at the ter-
minus of the Peninsula division of Chi-
cago & Northwestern Rd., 325 m. N. of
Chicago, 75 S. of Marquette, 486 N. W.
of Lansing and 120 N. of Green Bay,
Wis. Engaged in farming and lumber
trade. Important shipping point for iron
ore from Northern Peninsula of Michigan
and Wisconsin.
DEIiTA ; Fridays ; independent ; twelve
pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Mason & BushnelL editors
anil publishers.
DELTA CO. MIRROR; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages: size 32x44; subscrip-
tion S'2; established 1885; Phil. J. McKenua,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
IRON PORT; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1869 ; J. C. Van Duzer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
EVART, Osceola Co., n 2,000 pop., on
the Muskegon r., at crossing of the F. & P.
M. Rd. Has excellent water power and is
the market to\vn for a considerable terri-
tory. The grounds of the County Agricult-
ural Society are located here. All kinds
of hard and soft wood are available. Ex-
tensively engaged In the manufacture of
lumbering tools. The town is a leading
local market for various kinds of farming
produce.
REVIEW; Fridays; republican; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab
Fi
ished 1872 ; George W. Minchin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FARWELL, Clare Co., n 621 pop., on
Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 55 m. N. W. of
East Saginaw. The most important inland
lumber point on tliis road. Lumbering and
farming principal business.
REGISTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size :^)xH ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1872 ; H. M. Roys, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
EENNVILLE, Allegan Co., p 340
pop., on the Chicago & West Michigan
MICHIQAN.
Rd. A fine fruit gi'owing section and a
good shipping point.
DISPATCH ; Wednesdays ; independent-
republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1883 ; J. C. Holmes, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
FENTON, Genesee Co., d-2,750 pop., on
Shiawassee r., and the Detroit, Grand Haven
& Michigan Rd., 52 m. from Detroit. The
river furnishes power, which is emploj'ed in
various manufactures. Centre of a fine
agricultural district.
GENESEE CO. COURIER ; Wednes-
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI ; established 1883 ; Chas. M. Topping, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; establislied 1868 ; H. N. Jennings, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2,
FIFE LAKE, Grand Traverse Co., \2
1,100 pop., 21 m.S. E, of Traverse City on the
Grand Rapids and Indiana Rd The lake
extends over an area of one and one-half
square miles. Has lumbering industries,
and is located in a fine agricultural country .^
COMET ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription Sl-50; established 1882;
E. B. Dennis, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
FLINT, C.B..,Genesee Co., D- 10,000pop.»
on the Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., at
junction of Chicago & Grand Trunk
Rd., 64 m. from Detroit. The Flint river
furnishes extensive water power, which is
employed in mills and manufactories. A
place of active trade and centre of a fertile
agricultural district. Growing rapidly.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday, and JOURNAL, semi-
weekly, Tuesdaj's and Fridays ; intlependent;
daily eight pages, and semi- weekly four pages;
size— daily 30x44, and semi-weekly 22x34 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, semi-weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—da ly 1883, semi- weekly 1876 ; Geo. Mc-
Connelly. editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily K 1, semi-weekly K 2.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and SUNDAY DEMOCRAT, Satur-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly 3(ix44 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly Sl-50 ; estab-
lished-daily 1884, weekly 1848 ; F. C. Fadner,
editor ; Fadiier Printing and Publishing Co ,
publishers; circulation — daily K 1, weekly
K 1. The Genesee Democrat, same form,
subscription and contents, is issued Satur-
days for circulation outside the place of pub-
lication : circulation J 1.
GLOBE ; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays ; republican ; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1866;
A. L. Aldrich, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
JOURNA L ; fsee Evening Journal.)
DEA F-3I UTE MIRROR; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1874 ; W. G. Bryant, editor ; pub-
lished at the Institution of the Deaf and
Dumb ; circulation K 1 ; issued during the
school year.
GENESEE DEMOCRAT ; (see ^ews.)■
SI NDAY DExMOCRAT; (see Acws.)
WOLVERINE CITIZEN; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1850 ; F. H. Ran-
kin & Son, editors and publishers; circula-
tion J 1 .
FLUSHING, Genesee Co., O 900 pop.,
on Flint r., in superior farming country. A
thriving and desirable community.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; eight pages;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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MICHIGAN.
size 3t)x44 ; subscription §1 ; establislied 1882 ;
A. E. Ransom, editor and publisher ; cii'cula-
tion K 1.
PEOPIiES' PRE8S : monthly ; eight
pages ; size 21x3'2 : subscription 25 cents ;
established 1SS3 ; Robert M. Rulison, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FORT GRATIOT. St. Clair Co., :>
2,500 pop., on Grand Trunk, Chicago & Grand
Trunk and Port Huron & Nortliwestern
Eds. and River St. Clair, and Lake Huron,
1 m. N. of Port Huron and 60 N. E. of De-
troit. A railroad town. The machine
shops of the first two Rds. are located here.
SUX; Saturdaj-s; four pages; size 24x34;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; E. C. Wil-
liams, editor; Sun Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K 1.
FO WLiERVILLE, iiwnsrsion Co.,^^
1,051+ pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Rd., 9 m. from Howell and 2*1 from Lansing,
Coopering extensively carried on.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 18T4; G. L. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FRANKFORT, Benzie Co., b 1,500
pop., at the terminus of the Franlvfort &
Northeastern Rd., and on Lake Michigan,
30 m. N. of Manistee and 40 S. W. of Trav-
erse City ; has a good harbor, and is en-
gaged in iron and lumber manufacturing
and surrounded by an agricultural and
fruit region.
EXPRESS; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 3ux41 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1870 ; W. H. Francis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
Ti;>[ES; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
R. W. Kern, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
FREEPORT, Barry Co., p 700 pop.,
on the proposed line of the Hastings,
Lowell & Northern Michigan Rd., and the
Grand Rapids branch of the D., L. & North-
ern Rd., 10 m. from Hastings. Has handle
factory and flouring mill, and is located in
the midst of a fertile agricultural district.
HERALD; Thursdavs ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription SI ; established 1883 ; Peek-
ham & Godfrey, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
FREMONT, Newaygo Co., -a 1,400
pop., on the Chicago & Western Michigan
Rd., 22 m. from Muskegon. Has foundry
and two first-class roller process flouring
mills.
INDICATOR; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; W. S. Piatt, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
STAR; Fridays; four pages; size 22x31;
subscription .81 ; established 18S5 ; C. M.
Barnes, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
GALESBURG, Kalamazoo Co., p
1,200 pop., on the Michigan Southern Rd., 9
m. from Kalamazoo. Numerous mills and
manufactories.
KALAMAZOO CO. ENTERPRISE;
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size of page 30x44;
subscription SI; established 1883: E. E.
Thresher, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
MICHIGAN.
GAYLORD, C. H., Otsego Co., ^ 1.200
pop., on Jackson, Lansing & Saginaw Rd.
Carries on farming and lumbering.
OTSEGO CO. HERALD; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; H. C. 3IcKinlej', editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
OTSEGO CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; T. B. Wil-
loughby, editor and publisher.
GLADWIN, C. H., Gladwin Co., d 500
pop., 19 m. from F. & P. M. Rd., on Cedar r.
A new and growing town.
GLADWIN CO. RECORD; Fridays;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1878; Foster Bros., editors and
publisliers ; circulation K 1.
GRAND HAVEN, C. H., Ottawa
Co., -a 5,914 pop., at mouth of Grand r., on
Lake Michigan. Has a fine harbor. Chicago
and Milwaukee steamers touch here daily.
Terminus of Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil-
waukee Rd., and at junction of Chicago &
Western Michigan and Michigan & Ohio
Rds., 189 m. from Detroit Engaged in
lumber, leather and other manufacturing
and fruit-raising. Popular summer resort.
EVENING TRIBUNE ; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 20x26; established 1884 ; Jos(,'ph J. Emory,
editor and publisher: circulation K 1.
COURIER - JOURNAL ; Saturdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; .subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1875 ; Hiram Potts,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HERALD; Fridaj's ; republican: eight
pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1; established
1869; Kedzie & Hojikins, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
GRAND JUNCTION, Van Buren
Co., p 172 pop., at the crossing of the
Southern div. of the Chicago & Western
Michigan and South Haven div. of the
Michigan Central Rds., 4 m. from Breedsville
and 7 from Bangor.
GOSPEL TRU3IPET ; semi-monthly;
Church of God ; four pages ; size 22x.S2 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1878 ; D. S. Warner
and J. C. Fislier, editors ; J. C. Fisher, pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
GRAND LEDGE, Eaton Co., g 1,500
pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Northern Rd.,
18 m. from Charlotte. The town has some
importance on account of its deposits of
stone and coal. Has an excellent •w^ater
power.
EATON CO. VIDETTE ; Thursdays ;
greenback ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1886 ; Jasper Keyes,
editor and publisher.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size ::0x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1870 ; W. C. Westland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GRAND RAPIDS, C. H., Kent Co.,
-a 65,000 pop., on Grand r., 40 m. from its
mouth, 30 from Lake Michigan, and on De-
troit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Rd.,
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., Grand Rapids
division of Lake Shore & Michigan South-
ern Rd., Grand River Valley division of
Michigan Central Rd., Michigan & Ohio and
CLicago & West Michigan Rds. Steam-
334
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
boats run to Grand Haven, at mouth of
river, where they connect with lake steam-
ei's. River furnishes excellent power, ^vhich
is employed in a large number of furniture
and other factories. There are several gyp-
sum beds (extensively worked) located
here. Seat of United States Courts for W.
District of Michigan.
DE]>10CRAT AND TIMEf^; every
morning except 3Ionday, and D E M O -
CRAT, Thursdays; democratic; eight pages;
size of page 15x22; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1 ; established 1863 ; F. W. Ball, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation — daily I 1,
■weeklv J i.
EAGIjE; every evemng except Sunday,
and VVEEKLiY, Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size— daily (size of page) 15x22;
weekly ^4x48 ; subscription — daily §5.20, week-
ly $1 ; established — daily 1856, weekly 1844 ; A.
B. Turner & Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily J 2, weeklv J 2.
EVENING LEADER; every evening
except Sunday, and LEADER, Wednes-
days; independent ; four pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly 26x42; subscription— daily $4,
weekly $1: established 1879; W. B. Weston,
editor ; Leader Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation— dailv J 2, weekly J 2.
TELEGRAM-HERALD ; every morn
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fri-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size — daily 23x39, weekly (size of
page) 17x24 ; subscription— daily S6, weekly $1;
established 1884 ; Lloyd Brezee, editor ; Tele-
gram Publishing Co., publishers ; cii'culation
— dailv H 1 , weeklv J 2.
DE'STANDAARD; semi-we-ekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; HoUandish ; four pages ;
size22x3U; subscription $2; established 1875 ;
Gerrit Visschers, editor; D. Schram, pub-
lisher: circulation J 2.
CARROLL'S WORLD; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size ■?2x3fl ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874; the World Publishing Co.,
*^ditors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
DE:>I0CRAT; (see Democrat and Times.)
GE1{.>1 ; Wednesdays ; temperance ; four
pages ; size 20x2ii ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Geo. Caudee, editor and pub-
lisher.
GERMANIA ; Fridays ; German ;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : sub-
scription S2 ; established 1882 ; Louis Martin,
editor ; Martin & Wui-zburg, publishers ; cir-
culation J 2.
LEADER; (see Evening Leader.)
MICHIGAN STAATS-ZEITUNG ;
Wednesdays, and SONNTAGS-BLATT,
Saturdays ; German ; Wednesday ten pages,
Saturday four pages ; size— Wednesday (size
of page) 15x22, Saturday 24x36 ; subscription,
both editions, .$3; established — Wednesday
1874, Saturday 1878 ; Louis Woehlert, editor
and publisher ; circulation— Wednesday J 1 ,
Saturday .1 1.
MICHIGAN TRADESMAN;
Wednesdays; commercial; eight pages; size
of page 15x20; subscription $1; established
1883 ; E. A. Stowe, editor ; E. A. Stowe & Bro.,
publishers; circulation H2; issue also the
Michigan Dairyman and the Michigan Man-
ufacturer.
P R O G R E S S I VE A GE ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription ,$1.50 ; established 1884 ; H. Hamnier-
schlag. editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SONNTA(iS-BLATT ; (see Michigan
St a ats-Zeituni). )
VRI.IIIEIDS IJANIER ; Thursdays;
HoUandish; republican; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1863 ;
James Van Der Sluis, editor and publisher ;
circulation .1 1 .
WEST SIDE NEWS; Thursdays ;
democratic; eight pages; size :>0x44; sub-
scripticm Sl-50; established IsTii ; John G. Lee,
editor and Yjublisher; circulation K 1.
WOLVERINE CYCLONE; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x3ii ; subscrii)tion
MICHIGAN.
S2 ; established 1878 ; J. M. Reynolds, editor ;
L. B. Stanton, publisher; circulation J 2.
WORKMAN: Saturdays; labor; eight
pages ; size 32x41 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Workingmeu's Association, edi-
tors and publishers ; an organ of the Knights
of Labor.
YANKEE DUTCH; Saturdays; Eng-
lish and HoUandish ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; J. W. Van
Leenwen, editor and publisher ; eirc'n K 2.
MEDICAL COUNSELOR; semi-
monthly; medical; si xtj' pages octavo; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1878 ; H. R. Arndt,
M.D., editor; Medical Counselor Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation .7 1.
DAWN OF THE MORNING; month-
ly ; a Iventist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1878 ; Bishop
D. D. Patterson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2. i^' Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Dee. 1, 1886, as per
statement on Me at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 4,4i)0 copies.
HEARTH AND HALL; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1884 ; Carpenter &
Adams, editors and publishers ; eirc'n G 1.
MICHIGAN ARTISAN; monthly;
commercial ; fifty-two pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; A.
S. White, editor and publisher ; eirc'n H 2.
MICHIGAN BUILDING AND
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; tsveutv pages ; size of page
9x12 : subscription §1 ; established 1886 ; Har-
ford & Altschwager, editors and publishers.
MICHIGAN DAIRYMAN; monthly;
dairying; eight pages; size ■22x30; subscrip-
tion'50 cents; established 1886; E A. Stowe,
editor ; E. A. Stowe Sc Bro., publishers ; circu-
lation I 2 ; issue also the 3Iichigan Trades-
man and the Michigan Manufacturer.
MICHIGAN ^MANUFACTURER;
monthlj' ; commercial : eight pages ; size
21x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; E. A.
Stowe, editor ; E. A. Stowe & Bro , publishers ;
circulation HI; issue also the Michigan
Tradesman and the Michigan Dairyman.
REAL ESTATE WORLD; monthly;
real estate ; four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1886 ; C. S. Edwards,
manager ; dated at Grand Rapids and
Chicago. Ill
YORK'S MUSICAL JOURNAL;
monthly; commercial; eight pages ; size 20x25;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; J. W.
York & Holtou, editors and publishers; cir-
culation H 1.
GRASS LAKE, Jackson Co., g 800
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 11 m. from
Jackson. A fine farming section.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1879; J. Stivers, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
GRAYLING, C. H., Crawford Co., b
1,168 pop., in a section chiefly interested In
lumbering and farming.
CRAWFORD AVALANCHE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1-50 ; established 1879 ; O.
Palmer, editor and publisher ; eirc'n L 2.
GREENVILLE, Montcalm Co., ^
3,300 pop., on Flat r., a good lumbering
stream, 28 m. N. E. of Grand Rapids, and on
Detroit, Lansing & Lake Michigan Rd., 144
m. N. W. of Detroit, and on line of the
Toledo, Saginaw & Muskegon Rd., now in
process of construction. Has three large
flouring mills, besides lumber, shingle and
planing mills, and barrel factory. A fine
agricultural district.
C.4IiL: every ev-ening except Sunday,
and DEMOCRAT, Thursdays; daily four
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
335
MICHIGAN.
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— dally 20x26,
weekly 30x44; subscription— daily §3, week-
ly $1; established— daily 1879, weekly 1871;
W. B. Wells, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily K 2, weekly K 1.
DE^rOCRAT; (see Call.)
INWEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1854 ; E. F. Grabill, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
HANCOCK, Hoiighton Co., ^1 3,000
pop., on Mineral Range and Hancock &
Calumet Rds., at junction of the Marquette,
Houghton & Ontonagon Rd., 12 m. from
Calumet. Has very large copper mines,
stamp niill, smelting works and foundries.
COPPER HERALD; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Swift & Bolen, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
HANOVER, ./acZ;son Co., g 600 pop.,
on Fort Wayne branch of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., at junction of M. &
O. Rd., surrounded by several lakes.
TIMES; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; D. T.
Winton, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 ;
issues also the Horton Hustler.
HARBOR SPRINGS, C. H., Em.
met Co., [^ 1,500 pop., on Grand Rapids &
Indiana Rd. Has a good harbor on Lake
Michigan. Chicago and Buffalo line of
steamers make a landing here. Principal
branches of industry are wood manufac-
turing, lumbering, steamboating and farm-
ing. A good shipping point, and a popular
summer resort.
NORTHERN INDEPENDENT; Tues
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1878 ; Charles S. Hampton,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1. During
the months of July, August and September a
daily edition, entitled the Resorter, is issued
every morning except Sunday.
REPUBIilCAN ; Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876; Lorenzo A. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
HARRISON, C. H., Clare Co., u 900
pop., on the Saginaw & Clare Co. Rd., 70 m.
from East Saginaw.
CLARE CO. CLEAVER ; Fridays ;
eight pages; size 26.x40; subscription $1.25;
established 1881 ; A. R. Cantield, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HARRISVILLE, C. H., Alcona Co.,
tf 500 pop., on Lake Huron, 100 m. from Bay
City, with which it is connected by a daily
line of steamers. Engaged in farming and
lumbering.
, ALCONA CO. REVIEW; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1877; Geti. E. Gillam, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HART, C. H., Oceana Co., -a 750 pop.,
on Chicago & West Michigan Rd., 8 m,
from Pentwater. A growing, thrifty place.
ARGUS; Saturdays; prohibition; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ;E. S. Palmiter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
.JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages:
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1869 ; S. Edson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
MICHIGAN.
OCEANA CO. TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
gi-eenback ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; Frank Towns,
editor ; Oceana Co. Tribune Printing Co.,
publishers.
HARTFORD, Van Buren Co., p 900
pop., on Chicago & West Michigan and
Toledo Sc South Haven Rds., 78 m. from
Grand Rapids, surrounded by an agricult-
ural region.
DAY SPRING; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1871 ; L. S. Warren, editor ; Mrs. S. M. Earle,
publisher; circulation K 1.
HASTINGS, C. H., Barry Co., p 2,800
pop., on Thornapple r., and Grand R.Valley
division of Michigan Central Rd.,42 m. from
Lansing, 32 from Grand Rapids, 62 from
Jackson and 138 from Detroit, surrounded
by a wheat-growing district.
BANNER; Thursdays ; republican : eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1856; Marshall L. Cook, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
BARRY CO. DEMOCRAT ; Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.25; established 1880; Frank P. Cook, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x14; subscription $1.50; established
1868 ; Dennis & Slingerland. editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
CHURCH HELPER OF WEST-
ERN MICHIGAN; monthly; protestant
episcopal ; eight pages ; size 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Rev. J.' W.
Bancroft, editor ; a committee of the Board
of Missions, publishers ; circulation K 2.
HERSEY, C. H., Osceola Co., n 500
pop., on Muskegon and Hersey rs., and
Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., about 4 m.
from junction with Grand Rapids & Indiana
Rd. Lumbering carried on. An agi-icult-
ural district.
OSCEttLA CO. OUTLINE; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; W. G. Cameron,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HESPERIA, Oceana Co., -n 600 pop.,
on White r., 12 miles from Fremont and 60
from Gi-and Rapids. Rich farming and
lumber region. Mail received daily, by way
of White Cloud, 16 m. distant.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; C. N.
Young, editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
HILLiSDALiE, C. H., Hillsdale Co., g
3,518 pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan South-
ern Rd., at junction of Detroit, Hillsdale &
Southwestern and Fort Wayne & Jackson
Rds. Hillsdale derives its name from the
undulating country in centre of which it is
located. Hillsdale College is located here.
COLLEGE HERALD ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878; Hillsdale College Publishing
Association, publishers ; circulation K 2 ; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1859 ; E. A. Blackman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LANCE; Saturdays; prohibition; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 : Herbert H. Rood, editor ; Fonda
& R')od, publishers.
336
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
LEADER; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; E. J. March & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2.
STANDARD; Tuesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 184(j ; H. B. Rowlson & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
HOLLAND, Ottmoa Co., -a 3,500 pop.,
on Macatawa Bay and Chicago & West
Michigan Rd., 25 m. from Grand Rapids.
Agricultural, fruit and lumbering district.
Tanning and the manufacture of flour is
carried on. A summer resort.
CITY NEWS; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1872; William H. Rogers, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DE GROND WET ; Tuesdays ; Hol-
landish ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1860 ; I. Ver-
wey, editor ; L. Mulder, publisher ; circ'n H 1.
DE HOLiLiANDER; Tuesdays; Hol-
landish ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1851 ;
W. Benjaminse, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 : issues also De Wachter.
DE HOPE; Wednesdays; Hollandish ;
Dutch reformed ; twelve pages ; size of page
12x16; subscription $2; established 1866; Rev.
J. H. Karsten, editor ; Hope College, Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
DE WACHTER; Wednesdays; Hol-
landish ; Christian lef ormed ; four pages ;
size 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1868 ; L. J. Hulst, editor ; W. Benjaminse,
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also De
Hollfinder.
HOLLY, Oakland Co., □, 1,700 pop., on
Shiawassee r., and at junction of Detroit,
Grand Haven & Milwaukee and Flint &
Pere Marquette Rds., 47 m. from Detroit.
Agricultural market for surrounding coun-
try.
OAKLAND CO. ADVERTISER;
Saturdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1..tO ; established 18T7 ;
James Slocum, editor and publishei*, circula-
tion K 2.
HOMER, Calhoun Co., g 1,200 pop., on
Michigan & Ohio Rd. and Air Line division
of Michigan Central Rd., at crossing of
Lansing division of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rd. Is the most important grain
market in the county, the country around
being called the garden of Southern Michi-
gan. Manufactures grain seeders and ham-
mocks.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Geo.
li. Woodard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
INDEX; Wednesdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. A. Lane, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
HORTON, Jackson Co., g 600 pop.,
on Ft. Wayne branch of the Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd. Has large sash and
blind factory, flouring and saw mills and
carriage factory.
HUSTLER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1; es-
tablishe 1 1S86; D. T. Winton, editor and pub-
lisher ; issues also the Hanover Times.
HOUGHTON, C. H., Houghton Co., b
1,500 pop., on Portage Lake, and terminus
of the Marquette, Houghton & Onton Rd.,
about 90 m. N. W. of Marquette and about
300 N. of Fond du Lac, Wis. Copper mined
in this vicinity.
PORTAGE LAKE MINING GA-
ZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1859 ;
Frank C. Whittier, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
HOWARD CITY, Montcalm Co., -a
1,650 pop., 33 m. N. of Grand Rapids, at in-
tersection of Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd.
with Detroit, Lansing & Northern and
Saginaw Valley & St. Louis Rds. Engaged
in farming and manufacturing lumber for
the Southern markets. A rapidly growing
place. Has an opera house.
RECORD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; B.
J. Lowrj\ editor and manager ; circ'n K 2.
HOWELL, C. H., Livingston Co., O,
3,000 pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Northern
and Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan
Rds., 52 m. from Detroit and 33 from Lan-
sing, surrounded by an agricultm-al region.
Manufacturing carried on. One of the lead-
ing local trading points in the State.
LIVINGSTON CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
35x48; subscription $1.50; established 1855;
Stair Bros., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 .
LIVINGSTON DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1857; Jos. T.
Titus & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
HUBBARDSTON, /onm Co., a 650
pop., 6 m. from Detroit & IVOlwaukee Rd., at
Pewamo. Base of supplies for large section
of country. Engaged in lumbering and
manufacturing.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1870 ; C. H. Miner, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HUDSON, Lenawee Co., 0, 2,478 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 17
m. from Adrian. Manufactories of all
kinds here.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; Wm. T. B. Schermerhorn's Sous,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
C^^ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding November 12, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American News-
paper Directory, 1,025 copies.
POST ; Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ;
size 35x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1868; Scarritt & Steuerwald, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
IMLAY CITY, Lapeer Co., n- 1,600
pop., on Chicago & Grand Trunk and Pon-
tiac, Oxford & Port Austin Rds. Has flour-
ing mills, grain elevators, and is in one
of the best wheat-producing districts in
Michigan.
OPTIC; Saturdays; eight pages; size
20x26; subscription $1; established 1880;
Lyons & McFail, editoi's and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
IONIA, C. H., Ionia Co., D 4,700 pop.,
on Grand r. and on Detroit & Milwaukee
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
337
3IICHIGAN.
and Detroit, Lansing & Northern Rcls., 124
m. from Detroit and 35 E. of Grand Rapids.
Agricultural and lumber region.
EVENING ]>IAIli; every evening except
Sunday, and SENTINEL, Wednesdays;
republican; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 22x26, weekly 30x44; sub-
scription—daily $4, weekly $1.25; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1866; Sentinel Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily L 2 , weekly J 1.
NATION A Li ; Fridays; greenback; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; L. P. Brock, editor and pub-
lisher ; ciieulation K 2.
SENTINEL: (see Evening Mail.)
STANDARD; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1870 ; Baerd & Kidd, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
IRON MOUNTAIN, Menominee
Co., n 5,000 pop., on C. & N. W., Minne-
apolis, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic and Mil-
waukee & Northern Rds. A mining dis-
trict.
LABOR'S VOICE; Wednesdays;
labor ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1886 ; Berry & Larson, editors
and pul)llshers.
MEN03IINEE RANGE; Thursdays;
republican; eight pages; size 31x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Robert P. Tu-
tea, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
IRON RIVER, C. H., Iron Co., ^
600 pop., on Iron River branch of Chicago
& Northwestern Rd. In a mining and lum-
ber section, 15 m. from Florence, Wis.
IRON CO. REPORTER; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1885; Edward P. Lott, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
IRONWOOD, Ontonagon Co., ^ 38
pop., on Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Rd., 39 m. from Ashland, Wis.
GOGEBIC MINING RECORD; Fri-
days; mining; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1886 ; Will Harring-
ton, editor ; Gogebic Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
INDUSTRIAL TIMES; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription .$2; established 18S6; McCarthy &
Doyle, editors and publishers.
ISHPEMING, Marquette Co., b 8,763
pop., on the Marquette, Houghton & On
tonagon Rd., at junction of Peninsula
division of Chicago & Noi'thwestern Rd.
Iron mines located within limits which
furnish nearly one-half aggregate product
of district. Marble, gold and silver exist
in this neighborhood.
IRON ORE; Saturdays; eight pages; size
:30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Geo.
A. Newett, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
PENINSULA RECORD; weekly;
eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884; J. D. West, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ITHACA, C. H., Gratiot Co , n 1,500
pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Northei-n and
Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Rds.,
42 m. N. of Lansing and 100 N. W. of
Detroit. Situated in the centre of an agri-
cultural district.
GRATIOT ADVANCE; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; estab-
lished 18S7; George J. Johnson, editor and
publisher.
3IICniGAN.
GRATIOT CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1863 ; Robert
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson Co., g
22,000 pop., 76 m. from Detroit. On the
Michigan Central and Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern Rds. to Toledo ; Michigan
Air Line to Niles ; Grand River Valley to
Grand Rapids ; Fort Wayne & Jackson
and Grand Trunk & Port Huron Rds.
The Michigan State Prison, machine shops
of the Michigan Central Rd., extensive
milling, machinery, and corset manu-
factories, pulp and paper mills, and
numerous other interests, employing
thousands of persons, are located or
centered here.
CITIZEN : every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK.LY, Tuesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size— daily (size of page) 14x22,
weekly 35x48 ; subscription — dally $6, weekly
$1.50; established— dally 1865, weekly 1839;
James O'Donnell, & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation— dallv J 2, weekly I 2 .
EVENING COURIER; every evening
except Sunday, and COURIER, Wednes-
days; independent; eight pages, size — daily
26x40, weeKly 3Ux44 ; subscription -daily $3,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1884, weekly
1886 ; W. P. Heaton, editor and publisher ;
circulation — dally J 2.
PATRIOT; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 24x36 ; weekly 40x52 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1.50; established— daily
1870, weekly 1844 ; Carlton & Van Antwerp,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
J 2, weeklv 12.
COURIER; (see Evening Courier.)
MICHIGAN VOLKSFREUND; Fri
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; Rudolph
Worch, editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
SATURDAY EVENING STAR ;
Saturdays; independent democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Myron W. Tarbox, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 .
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; eight page.s ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1884 ; Louis P. Ganger, editor and publisher ;
circulation J l.
JONESVILLE, Hillsdale Co., P 2,176
pop., at junction of the Fort Wayne & Jack-
son and Lansing branches of the Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern Rd,, 37 m. from
Adrian, 73 from Toledo, Ohio, 110 from
Detroit, Mich. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural district. Has a number of manufac-
turing establishments.
HILLSDALE CO. GAZETTE;
Saturdays; independent; tour pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
James I. Dennis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1854 ; Harding & Eggleston, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
KALAMAZOO, C. H., Kalamazoo
Co., p 17,000 pop., on Kalamazoo r., and
Michigan Central, Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern, Grand Rapids & Indiana, South
Haven & Kalamazoo and Kalamazoo &
Hastings Rds., 144 m. from Detroit and 145
E. of Chicago. Engaged in various manu-
338
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
MICIIIGAX.
f actures. Has a large and flourishing trade ;
seat of Kalamazoo College,Michigan Female
Seminary, and several other institutions of
learning.
GAZETTE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEERIiY, Fi-idays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x35, weekly 30x44 ; subscription —
daily §5. weekly §1 ; established — daily 1877.
weekly 18i4 ; Frederick X. Peck, publisher ;
circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 1 .
HERAIjO: every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEIvIj Y. Fridays ; independent:
four pages ; size 25x4U ; subscription— daily
S5.2U, weekly SI ; established 1886; Herald Co',
editDrs and publishei's.
TEIjEGKAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and VVEEK.IjY, Wednesdays ; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size of page — daily
15x22. weekly 17x23 ; subscription— dail.v $5.20,
weekly $1 ; established — daily 1859, weekly
1844; Kalamazoo Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— dail.v 1 1 , weekly
I 2 . S^^ Actual average circulation of daily
edition for one year preceding Jan. 1, 1887,
as jer statement on file at the office of the
American Neivspaper Directory, 2,475 copies,
weekly.
NATIONAL. ERA; Fridays; four piges;
size 22x31 ; established 1879 ; T. M. Sheriff,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
COLLEGE INDEX; monthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Students' Publication Asso-
ciation, editors and publishers ; circulation
L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate vear.
PHILANTHROPIC INDEX AND
REV'IEW; monthly; four pages; size
16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1882 ;
Dr. C. T. Wilbur, editor and publisher ;
circulation 1 1 ; devoted to the interests of
the defective and dependent classes of
society.
KALKASKA, C. H., Kalkaska Co., ^
l,20u pop., on the crossing of the G. R. & I.
Rd., and Boardman r., 40 m. N. of Cadillac.
Trading and manufacturing place. Sur-
rounded by a fine farming and lumbering
country and growing rapidly.
RALKASKAIAN; Fridays ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
ished 1874 ; C. P. Sweet, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
LEADER: Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878; Dennis & Tinklepaugh, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
KENT CITY, Kent Co., -Q 400 pop ,
20 m. from Grand Rapids, on Newaygo
branch of Chicago & West Michigan Rd.
Has flouring, planing, and steam saw mills.
HERALD ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §1; established 1878;
Frank E. Ackerman, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
LAINGSBURG, Shiawassee Co., a
1,000 pop., 20 m. from Lansing, 14 m. from
C. H., on Michigan Central Rd. Fine
farming country.
NEWiS; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription .SI ; established 1877; J. C. Stone,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LAKE CITY, C. H., Missaukee Co., ^
400 pop., on the Cadillac & Northeastern
Rd., 100 m. N. by N. E. from Grand Rapids.
Engaged in farming and lumbering.
ERA; Thursdays ; independent ; four
ages; size 26x40; suljscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1883; David M. Day, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
MISSAUKEE CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; sTibscriptiou $1.50 ; established 1886 ;
W. E. 3I()rris, editor ; W. E. Morris & Sou,
puV)lishers.
LAKE LINDEN, Houghton Co., ^
3,000 pop., on Hancock and Calumet Rd.
Copper mining, stamping and lumbering
are the principal industries.
TORCH LAKE TIMES: Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 188:3 ; J. H. Wilson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
LAKEVIEW, Montcalm Co., -a 599
pop., 20 m. from Stanton, on Chicago,
Saginaw & Canada Rd. Lumbering and
farming district.
ENTERPRISE
size
T. F. Rogers, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
L'ANSE, C. H., Baraga Co., \2 1,750
pop. Lumbering and mining town.
LAKE SUPERIOR SENTINEL ;
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages size
j 22x30; sub.scription $1.5ii: established 1880;
I Sylvester Kinnej', editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
\TERPRISE 5 Fridays; four pages;
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
fi
LANSING, Ingham Co., n 11,500 pop.,
State capital, on Grand r., 84 m. N. W. of
Detroit. Michigan Central, Detroit, Lansing
& Northern, Chicago & Grand Trunk and
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Rds.,
centre here. River furnishes water power,
which is employed in mills and manufac-
tories.
STATE REPUBLICAN; every even
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; republican ; daily and weekly four
pages ; size— daily 23x35, weekly (size of page)
15x24; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1; es-
tablished 1855 ; Thorp & Godfrey, editors
and publishers ; cii'culation — dail.y J 1 ,
weekly K 2.
JOURNAL: Fridays; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1853 ; Rowley and Stitt, editors and
publishers : circulation J 1.
NORTH LANSING CHRONICLE;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; H. Ega-
broad, editor and publisher ; dated at North
Lansing.
S E N T I N EL ; Thursdays ; greenback ;
four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription §1 ;
established 1879 ; J. M. Potter, editor and
publisher : circulation .J 1 .
MICHIGAN SCHOOL MODERA-
TOR; semi-monthly; educational; twenty
pages; .size of page 9x11 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1880; H. R. PatrenglU, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 . SW" Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding I^oi:
19, 1886, a^ per statement on file at the office of
the American Neuspaper Directory, 2,750
copies. Issued during tlie school year.
LAPEER, C. H., Lapeer Co., a- 2,987
pop., at junction of Detroit & Bay City and
Chicago & Grand Trunk Rds. and Five Lakes
branch of Michigan Central Rd., 46 m. from
Port Huron and 60 from Detroit. Agri-
cultural and lumber country.
CLARION ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 36x4S ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1856; E. T. Woodruff, editor and
publisher; circulation .12.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1840; H. C. Kudner, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
AlklERICAN NEWSPArER DIRECTORY,
339
MICHIGAN.
LAWRENCE, Van Buren Co., p 700
pop., ou the Paw Paw & Toledo and South
Haven Rd. Stave factory, foundry, flour-
ing, saw and planing mills.
TIME8; Fridays; four pages; size 20x26;
subscription §1 ; established 1885 ; G. M. Vin-
ing, editor and pulalisher ; circulation L 1 .
LiELAND, C. H , Leelanau Co., "□ 400
pop., on Lake Mich., at the mouth of Carp r.,
26}^ ni. N. W. of Traverse City. A shipping
point for hard wood, lumber and railroad
ties ; also manufactures pig iron.
liEEIiANAU ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days; eiglit pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1;
e!»tablished 1877 ; W. C. Nelson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEONIDAS, St. Joseph Co., p 200
pop., in an agricultural section, 6 m. from
Colon and 11 from Sherwood.
MIRROR ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size :,'2xol ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1n86 ; Louis E. Jacobs, editor ; Leonid as
Publishing Co.. publishers.
LE ROY, Osceola Co., a 600 pop., on
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., midwaj' be-
tween Cadillac and Reed City. Has lum-
ber, shingle and planing mills, also a bowl
and broom-handle factory.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; R. H. Allen, editor ;
R. H. Allen & Co., iJublishers ; circulation L 2.
LESLIE, Ingham Co., I^ 1,300 pop., on
Michigan Central Rd., 22 m. S. of Lansing.
Location of magnetic wells.
LiOCALi; Fridays; independent; eight
f»ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.35 ; estab-
ished 1876; B. M Gould and F. C. Woodworth,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LEXINGTON, Sanilac Co., D- 955
pop., on Lake Huron, about 85 m. from De-
troit. Tannery and woolen, flouring and
planing mills.
SANILAC JEFFERSONIAN ; Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1..50; established 1858; W.
Macklem, editor ; Samuel Burgess, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
LITCHFIELD, Hillsdale Co., g 679
pop., on Lansing division of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Rd., 12 m. from
Hillsdale and 100 from Detroit. Engaged in
farming. Contains flouring, saw and plan-
ing mills.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874; E. I. Fraukhouser, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
LOWELL, f^ent Co., -n 1,856 pop,, on
Grand r., and on Detroit, Grand Haven &
Milwaukee Rd., about 18 m. E. of Grand
Rapids.
JOURNALi; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1865 ; J. D.
Ellinwood, editor and publisher; circula-
tion .J 1 .
LUDINGTON, C. H., Mason Co., -a
5,800 pop., on east shore of Lake Michigan,
about 70 m. N. of Grand Haven and 96 from
Milwaukee. Engaged in the lumber trade,
MICHIGAN.
salt and iron works, and is also a fruit
centre.
APPEAL: Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873; W. B. Cole, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
DEPHOCRAT: Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; E. W. Mai'sh, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 36x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1867; Thos. P. McMaster, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ABECEDARIAN; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 22x2S ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; C. W. Pickell, editor and pub-
lisher ; a school paper ; issued during the
school year.
LUTHER, Lake Co., -a 1,500 pop., on
Manistique r. and Grand Rapids & Indiana
Rd., 20 m. N. W. of Reed City. Engaged in
the manufacture of lumber, laths, shingles
and charcoal.
LiANCE; Thursdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; Lance Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
LYONS, Ionia Co., n 840 pop., on
Grand r. and Detroit, Lansing & N. Rd., 1
m. from Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwau-
kee Rd., 117 West by North from Detroit.
Fine wheat -growing locality. Has abundant
water power and a number of mills ; the
manufactvu'e of wind-mills is a prominent
industry. The town of Mulr, with a popu-
lation of 815, adjoins Lyons.
HERALD ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1882 ; D. A. Reynolds, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MANCELONA, Antrim Co., ^ 1,200
pop., on line of G. R. & I. Rd., 40 m. N. by E.
• from Traverse City. Has an iron furnace
and is a flourishing manufacturing town
surrounded by fine farming lands.
HERALD; Thursdays ; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; L. E.
Slussar, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MANCHESTER, Washtenaw Co., P,
1,250 pop., at intersection of Jackson and
Ypsilanti branches of Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern Rd., 25 m. from Adrian, 21
from Jackson, 22 from Ann Arbor and 54
from Detroit. An agricultural district, hav-
ing good water power and large roller
process flouring mills.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1867 ; Mat D. Blosser, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MANISTEE, C. H., Manistee Co., ^
11,500 pop., on Lake Michigan at mouth of
Manistee r., about 100m. from Grand Haven,
and on Flint & Pere Marquette Rd.
imiling, salt and lumber manufacturing
carried on. Manufactures about two mil-
lion shingles dally, and is said to be the
largest shingle manufacturing city in the
world. Contains also nine salt-producing
establishments, which yield about 70,000
340
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MICHIGAN.
barrels monthl.v. Lies in the great fruit
belt of Michigan.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1S83 ; John P. O'Mallev, edi-
tor ; John P. O'Mallev and Chas. J. O'Malley,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DE.>IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1874; Chas S. Bell, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
TI3IE!?-!SE\TINEL; Fridays; repub-
lican; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$2; established 1865; Hilton & Madison, editors
ani1 publishers : circulation K 2.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription SI. 50; established 188(i ; M. H.
Clark, editor ; Voice of the People Printing
Co., publishers.
MANISTIQUE, C. H., Schoolcraft
Co., tl 1.5IXJ pop., on Lake Michigan, 75 m.
from Escanaba. Lumbering and fishing
carried on.
PIONEER; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Fridays; four pages ; size 2iix2(i:
suijscription S2; established 1880; Wright E.
Clarke, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
SUNDAY SUN; Sundays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size of patre 30x44 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1885 ; Will F. Montgomery,
editor aud publislier.
M ANTON, Wexford Co.,\2 750 pop., on
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd. A lumber
and farming country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1876 ;
Chas. E. Cooper, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
MAPLE RAPIDS, Clinton Co.,n 750
pop., on Maple r., 14 m. from St. John's.
Has saw mills, grist mills, and the usual
accessories of a country town.
DISPATCH; Fridays : independent ;
four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1878 : W. E. Warner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARCELLUS, Cass Co., p 604 pop.,
24 m. from Kalamazoo. Farming district.
NEWS; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 : subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. J. A. Parker, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MARINE CITY, St. Clair Co.,n-2,500
pop., on St. Clair r., 20 m. from Port Huron.
Ship-building and salt production are the
principal industries; also manufactures
barrel heads, bricks and staves.
M A (i NET: Thursdays ; independent ;
twenty pages; size of page 11x16; subscrij)-
tion §1; establisherl 1886; Chas. J. Selly,
editor au'f T)n>)1islipr.
REPORTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1; established
1878 ; Frank Sutton, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MARLETTE, Sanilac Co., D- 900 pop.,
on the Port Huron & Northwestern Rd., 45
m. from Port Huron and same from East
Saginaw. Has luinber and flouring mills,
furniture and agricultural implement fac-
tories, flourishing creamery and large wool-
en mills. A farming country, containing
some of the most productive land in the
State.
TiEADER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
MICHIGAN.
lished 1878 ; W. J. Stoutenburgh, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MARQUETTE, C.H., Marquette Co.,
\2 9,500 pop., on Lake Superior and on De-
troit,Mack. «& Mar. and Mar., Houghton & On-
tonagon Rds. ; Is 200 m. N. of Green Bay and
400 N. of Chicago. Iron mines, blast fur-
naces, rolling and powder mills are the
chief industries. Lumbering aud stone-
qviarrying extensively carried on in the
surrounding country.
MINING JOURNAL ; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weeklv 35x48 ; subscription-
daily .$10, weekly S3 ; established— daily 1884,
weekly 1846; Jas. Russell, editor; Mining
Journal Co., publishers ; circulation— daily
J 1 , weeklv I 1 .
DER WANDERER Ai^I PORTAGE
LAKE; Thursdays; German; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1885; Grieninger & Rohl, editors
and publishers ; circularion J 1 : an edition
entitled Der Hausfreuncl, is issued regularly
with the paper.
MARSHALL, C. H., Calhoun Co., g
4,100 pop., on Kalamazoo r., aud Michigan
Central and Michigan & Ohio Rds., 108 m.
from Detroit, aud 176 from Chicago.
Place of active business. Several manu-
factories are located here.. Surrounded
by an agricultural region. Excellent water
power.
CHRONICLE; every evening except
Sunday, and E X P O U N l> E R, semi-
weekly, Tuesdays aud Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription — daily
$3.25, semi-weekly $1.50 ; established 1879 ; F.
W. Boughton. editor ; Marshall Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation— daily L 2 , semi-
weeklv K 1.
EVENING STATES.IIAN; every eve-
ning except Sunday, aud STATESMAN,
Fridays; republican; daily tour pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $4, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1887, weekly 1839; Lewis & Arthur,
editors aud publishers ; circ'n— weekly J 2.
EXPOUNDER; (see Chronicle.)
STATES3IAN; (see Evening Statesman.)
MASON, C. H., Ingham Co., q 2,000
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 12 m. S. of
Lansing and 25 N. of Jackson, surrounded
by an agricultural district.
INGHAM CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; D. P.
Whitmore. editor an<l itublisher ; circ'n J 1.
INGHAM CO. NEWS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1859 ; V. J. Teftt, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
MAYVILLE,7'Msco?a Co., o- 700 pop.,
30 m. E. of Saginaw, on the Port Huron &
Northwestern Rd. A farming community.
MONITOR; Wednesdays; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.25 ;
established 1884; John.son & Corliss, editors
aud publishers; circulation L2.
MECOSTA, Mecosta Co., a 1,100 pop.,
15 m. from Big Rapids, on Detroit, Lansing
& Northern Rd., in a fertile agricultural
country. Manufactures lumber and
shingles. A thriving trade centre.
SENTINEL ; Wednesdays; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
341
MICHIGAN
MICHIGAN.
1884 ; L. A. Mclntyre & Sou, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
MENDON, St. Joseph Co., p 1,100 pop.
(pop. of township 2,044), on Grand Rapids
& Indiana Rd., 21 m. from Kalamazoo. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country. Pos-
sesses good of water power. Centre of trade.
G Li O B E ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
D. M. Evelaud, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
ST. JO. CO. NEWS ; Saturdays; four
pages; size 24x36; established 1886 ; Geo. W.
Mattice, editor and publisher.
TKIHUNE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; svibscriptiou $1.50; estab-
lished 1S77 ; C. V. Smith, editor and ]niblisher ;
an edition of the Centreville St. Joseph Co.
Republican.
MENOMINEE, C. H., Menominee Co.,
"n 7,300 pop., on W. shore of Green bay at
mouth of Menominee r., and on Chicago &
Northwestern and the Milwaukee & North-
ern Rds., about 50 m. N. E. of Green Bay
City. Extensive lumber mills here.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdaj's ; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Joe E. SoVilts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 'SOxi'l ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1864; Henry O. Fifleld, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLE VILLE, Barry Co., p 885
pop., on Thornapple r. and Grand River
Valley division of Michigan Central Rd., 22
m. from Grand Rapids ; surrounded by an
agricultural district, with fine water i^ower.
BARRY CO. REPUBI.ICAN ;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1870 ;
Horace Watkins, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MIDLAND, C. H., Midland Co., a 2,500
pop., on Tittawasse r. and Flint & Pere
Marquette Rd., 20 m. from Saginaw. En-
gaged in lumber, salt, bromine and other
manufactures.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription
§1.25; established 1866; T. W. Crissey, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN; Thui-sdays; republican; four pages ;
size 28x44; subscription §1.50; established
1881; Holden Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
MILAN, Washtenaw C7o., O^ 1,000 pop.,
on Toledo, Ann Arbor & Northern Michigan
and Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds.
Has several mills, a foundry and two stave
factories. The centre of a fine farming
country.
JOURNAL; Saturdaj's ; four pages ; size
23x;^ ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; N.
W. Wilcox, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
LEADER; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x
^; subscription SI ; established 1882; A. B.
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILFORD, Oakland Co., U^ 1,269 pop.,
on Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 45 m. from
Detroit. In a farming country possessing
water power.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1 ; estab-
"shed 1871; I. P. Jackson & Sou, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
22
MINDEN CITY, Sanilac Co., □- 890
pop., on Port Huron & Northwestern Rd., 14
m. from Sand Beach. Location of large
foundrj'.
SANILAC POST-REPORTER ; Sat
urdays ; eight pages ; size 35x4s ; subscrip-
tion 81.25 ; established 1880 ; James H. Shults,
editor and publisher ; circulation iv 2.
MIOE, C. H., Oscoda Co., cf 2,500 pop.,
on Au Sable r., 80 m. N. of Bay City ; en-
gaged in the lumber trade.
NORTHERN MAIL ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1832 ; John Randall, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MONROE, C. H., Monroe Co., □, 5,500
pop., on Raisin r., a port of entry on Lake
Erie, and at junction of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, Michigan Central and
Flint & Pere Marquette Rds., 40 m. from
Detroit and 20 from Toledo, Ohio. Lies
In a rich and Avell populated farming
region. Depot for the shipment of grain.
Manufacturing is carried on here.
C03IMERCIAL; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1841 ; M. D. Hamilton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; Monroe Democrat Print-
ing and Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1
MORENCI, Lenaioee Co., □, 1,532 pop.,
about 20 m. S. W. of Adrian, on the Lake
Shore & Jlichigan Southern Rd., 70 m. from
Detroit. Flour and saw mills, cheese fac-
tory, tannery and foundry.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875; Allen Bros., publishers; cir-
culation J 1.
MORLEY, Mecosta Co., a 600pop.,on
the Grand Raiiids & Indiana Rd., 18 m. S.
' of Big Rapids ; a sliipping ijoint for lumber
j and shingles ; surrounded by a fertile agri-
cultural country.
ADVANCE; Fridays ; independent ;
I eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; W. O. Lake, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
MOUNT CLEMENS, C. H., Macomb
Co., O, 4,000 pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 25 m.
from Detroit, at head of navigation on
Clinton r. Famous for its mineral waters,
which attract a transient population equal
to the resident, and constitute the most
important commercial interest of the place.
MONITOR; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1857; J. E. Nellis & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
PRESS ; Thm-sdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; H. E. Russell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
MOUNT PLEASANT, C. H., Isa-
bella Co., a 2,500 pop., on Chippewa r., and
F. & P. M. and T. A. & Northern Michigan
Rds., 12 m. S. of Clare. Centre of agi-icult-
ural and lumber countrj'.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
342
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
tablished 1885; J. "Wesly Griffith, editor and
publislier ; circulation L3.
ISABELLA CO. ENTERPRISE ;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
3(1x44 ; subscription §1 ; established 1865 ; J.
R. Doughty, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NORTH-AVESTERN TRIBUNE;
Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1879; A. N. Brown, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
MUIR, Io7iia Co., D 1,000 pop., at
confluence of Maple and Grand rivers and
on Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Rd.
Has grist, saw and planing mills, and is
surrounded by an excellent agricultural
countrj'.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Thos. E. Jackson, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation, L 1 .
MUSKEGON, C. H., Muskegon Co., -a
17,845 pop. (suburban pop. of 5,000), on Mus-
kegon Lake and on Chicago & West Michi-
gan and Muskegon branch of the Grand
Rapids & Indiana Rds., near mouth of
Muskegon r., 6 m. from Lake Michigan,
114 from Chicago and 83 from Milwaukee.
Largest lumber manufacturing citj^ in the
West. Has nearly forty immense saw
mills ; also numerous railroad shops, hard-
ware and machine shops, boiler works,
furniture factories, and other manu-
facturing establishments, employing thou-
sands of hands. Manufacturing annually
about 600,000,000 feet of lumber; capacity
of mills, 900,000,000. Centre of great fruit
belt of State. The Toledo, Saginaw & Mus-
kegon Rd., is now in course of construction.
CHRONICLE ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLi Y, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x40 ;
weekly 26x40 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly
f 1.50 ; established— daily 1879, weekly 1858 ;
Dana & Steketee, editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailj' J 1, weeklv K 2.
MORNING NEWS; every morning
except Monday, and NEWS-REPORT-
ER, Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription—daily S5, weekly S2 ; established-
daily 1882, weekly 1856 ; F. Weller, editor and
publisher; circulation — daily K 2, weekly J 1.
N E W S-R E P O R T E R ; (see 31o7'ning
Neivs.) *
SOCIAL. DRIFT ; Sundays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 17x22; subscription
$1 ; established 1S84 ; A. B. Wood, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
NASHVILLE, Barry Co., p 1,500
pop., on Grand Rapids division of Michi-
gan Central Rd., 50 m. from Jackson. Has
two elevators, two grist and one saw mill,
two furniture factories and other shops
and factories, making it, with its churches
and schools, a wide-awake, thi'iving place.
NEWS; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ;
Orno Strong, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
NEGAUNEE, Marquette Co., \2 6,000
pop., on Marquette, Houghton & Ontona-
gon Rd. and a branch of Chicago & N. W.
Rd. Extensively engaged in iron mining.
IRON HERA LD ; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size :^)x44 ; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1873 ; Griffey & Flynu, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
MICHIGAN.
NEWAYGO, C. H., Newaygo Co., -a
1,359 pop., on Muskegon r., and the Chicago
& West Michigan Rd., 36 m. from Grand
Rapids. River furnishes water power, em-
ployed in lumbering and manufacturing.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1856 ; E. O. Shaw, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; W. D. & E. S Fuller, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
NEWBERRY, Chippewa Co., ^ 500
pop., on Detn)it, Mackinac & Marquette Rd. ,
54 m. from St. Ignace. Extensively engaged
in manufacturing pig-iron ; a prominent
shipping point for lumber.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; Clyde W. Hecox, editor and pub-
lisher.
NEW BUFFALO, iJernen Co., p.
52;; pop., on Michigan Central Rd., and
Southern division of Chicago and West
Michigan Rd., 7 m. from Michigan City, Ind.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; W. K. Sawyer, editor and
publisher.
NILES, Berrien Co., p 5,200 pop., on
St. Joseph's r., andlMichigan Central, Michi-
gan Air Line, Cincinnati, Wabash & Michi-
gan and Niles & South Bend Rds., 91 m.
from Chicago and 48 from Kalamazoo. The
river is navigable for small steamboats to
this point, and affords abundant water
power, which is employed in several mills,
including a costly paper mill. Centre of a
good agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1842 ; Frank Landon, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
EVENING STAR; Mondays; independ^
ent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established lsS7.
MIRROR ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; D. B. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size :>4x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1866 ; L. A. Duncan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NORTH BRANCH, Lapeer Co., a-
1,000 pop., 18 m. N. of Lapeer City, in a
splendid farming section ; has grain ele-
vator and large flouring mills.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; four pages ; size-
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1875; F.
J. Galbraith, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
NORTH LANSING, Ingham Co.,
cp 300 pop., 1 m. from the City of Lansing.
Engaged in various manufactures.
CHRONICLE; (See Lansing.)
NORTH VILLE, Wayne Co., p 2,00a
pop., on Flint & Fere Marquette Rd., 28 m.
from Detroit. Large church furniture and
organ factory here.
RECORD ; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; E. Roscoe Reed, editor and pub-
lisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEU DIRECTORY.
:343
MICHIGAN.
NORWAY, Menominee Co., tl 3,000
pop., on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
In a mining and lumbering district.
CURRENT ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
.size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
James B. Knight, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
OLIVET, Eaton Co., Q pop. of town-
ship I.SOO, on Chicago & Grand Trunk Rd.,
214 m. from Olivet Station.
X E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 2<^xo2 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1885 ; Karl D. Kayes, editor and publisher.
OMER, C. H., Arenac Co., n- 400 pop.,
:is m. X. of Bay City, 8 from Michigan
Central Rd.
ARENAC INDEPENDENT; Thurs-
days ; neutral ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription §1.25 ; established 18S3 ; James J.
Decker, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ONTONAGON, C. H., Ontonagon
Co., n 1,860 pop., on Lake Superior, at mouth
of Ontonagon r., Northern terminus of the
Ontonagon & Brule River branch of the
Milwaukee & Northern Rd., 45 m. from
Houghton. Shipping point for copper
mines, which are worked in the vicinity.
Has large lumber interests. The banks of
the Ontonagon r. furnish more pine wood
than any other like territory in the State.
The Diamond Match Co. has two large saw
mills located here.
HERAIjD ; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Herald Printing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
MINER ; Saturdays ; neuti-al ; four pages;
size 24x36 : subscription $2.50 ; established
1855 ; Alfred Meads, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
ORION, Oakland Co., O^ 800 pop., on
Bay City division of the Michigan Central
Rd., 40J^ m. from Detroit. Has milling in-
terests. A summer resort of considerable
importance.
REVIEW ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; John A. Neal, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OSCODA, Iosco Co., [J' 700 pop., on
Lake Huron and at the mouth of An Sable
r. Lumbering, salt manufacturing and
farming extensively carried on.
LAKE SIDE MONITOR ; (see Au
Sable.)
JSATURDAY NIGHT; Saturdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1883; J. E. McDougall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OTSEGO, ^^^egra^i Co., jUl.SOOt pop., on
L. S. & M. S. Rd. and Kalamazoo r., 45 m. S.
E. of Grand Rapids. Engaged in manufac-
ture of chairs, hoes and corn-cutters, and
sashes and blinds. Contains fanning mills,
factories and foundries.
UNION; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44;
subscription $1.50; established 1875; C. H.
Harris, editor ; Harris & Johnson, publishers;
circulation K 1.
OTTER LAKE, Lapeer Co., a- 1,500
pop., at junction of Flint & Pere Marquette
and Mich. Central Rds., 16 m. N. of Lapeer.
MICHIGAN.
Shingle and lumber mills, and sash, blind,
and door and window screen factories.
Selexine, used for polishing metals, is
found near this place.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
.size 26x40; sub.sci'iption $1 ; established 1883 ;
Fred Hall, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OVID, Clinton Co., n 1,700 pop., on
Detroit, Grand Haven & Milwaukee Rd.,
88 m. from Detroit. Engaged in agricult-
ure and manufacturing.
REGISTER UNION; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.35 ; established 1866 ; Reeves & Allen
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
OWOSSO, Shiawassee Co., n 5,000 pop.,
on Shiawassee r., 78 m. from Detroit, at in-
tersection of Saginaw Division Michigan
Central with Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil-
waukee Rd., and on the Toledo, Ann Arbor
& North Michigan Rd. Has twenty-four
manufactories, and is an extensive wool
and produce market for the surrounding
country.
PRESS; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size of p£ge 15x22 ; subscription $1..50;
established 1862 ; J. H. Champion & Co., edi-
tors and publisliers ; circulation J 1.
SHIAW ASSEE CO. AMERICAN ;
Fi-idays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x
44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1855 ;
George W. Owen, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size :30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; George M. Dewey, editor ; Times
Printing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
OXFORD, Oakland Co., '^ 1,300 pop., at
junction of Michigan central and Pontiac,
Oxford & Port Austin Rds., 43 m. N. of De-
troit and 65 S. of Bay City. An agricultural
section ; has large roller flour mill and
manufactory of wheat cleaners.
GLiOBE ; Saturdays ; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
John W. Cannon, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
PAW PAW, C. H., Van Buren Co.,
p l,482t pop., on Paw Paw r. and Toledo &
South Haven Rd., 4 m. from the Michigan
Central Rd. and 14 from Hartford, on the
Chicago & W. Mich. Rd., and 9 from
Decatur. Engaged in farming, lumbering,
and general trade.
FREE PRESS AND COURIER ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
28x42; subscription $1.50; established 1845;
H. A. Cole, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
HERALjD ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880; I. W. Van Fossen, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TRUE NORTHERNER; Wednesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1855 ; Martin & Row
laud, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
PENTWATER, Oceana Co., ^ 1,404
pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth of Pent-
water r., about 60 m. from Grand Haven
and terminus of Chicago & West Michigan
Rd. Engaged in manufacture of lumber
and shingles. Centre of thriving trade.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; eitrht
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
ii44
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MICHIGAN.
lished 1860 ; L. M. Hartwick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PERRY, Shiawassee Co., a 298 pop.,
on Clilcago & Grand Trunk Rd., In a splen-
did farming section.
!SI"N ; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; De Vos & Hopkins, editors and
publishers.
PETERSBURGH,i^/owoe Co., C^ 550
pop., on the Raisin r. and Lake Shore &
Mich. Southern Rd., 17 ni. from Monroe.
Has flour mills, stave, broom-handle, brick
and tile factories.
BlILiLiETIN ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription §1.15; established 1880;
I. D. Boardman, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2 .
JOURNALi; Thursdays: independent;
six pages; size of page 13x20; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; O. C. Bacon, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PETOSKEY, Emmet Co., ^ 3,200 pop.,
193 m. from Grand Rapids, on G. R. & I. Rd.,
and Bear r. and Little Traverse bay. En-
gaged in manufacture of lime, handles,
leather and woodeuware. Steamers from
Chicago, Buffalo and Detroit stop here.
A good farming country.
EMUIET CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1875; Rozelle Rose, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
RECORD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages; size 34x48; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; J. C. Bontecou, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
PEWAMO, Ionia Co., n 316t pop., on
Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil. Rd., 14 m. E. of
Ionia. Farming ^country ; shipping point
for lumber, shingles, wheat, wool, produce,
fruit, etc. Has grist and saw mills. Healthy
climate.
JJEWS ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; .size 22x30; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Aliuou Rogers, editor and pub-
lisher.
PINCKNEY, Livingston Co., c; 650
pop., 12 m. from C. H., on the Grand Trunk
Rd. A manufacturing town.
DISPATCH ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size of page 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; A. D. Bennett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PITTSFORD, Hillsdale Co., g 350
pop., on Lake Shore & Mich. Southern Rd.,
in a fine agricultural section.
STA R ; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished issi; ; Wm. Cone, editor and publisher.
PLAINWEIiL, Allegan Co., p 1,800
pop., on Kalamazoo r., at crossing of Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern and Grand
Rapids & Indiana Rds., 12 m. N. of Kalama-
zoo and 36 S. of Grand Rapids. Situated in
the famous white-wheat region of Michi-
gan, surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Possesses water power, which is em-
ployed in manufacturing flour, paper,
woodenware, etc. The culture of small
fruits made a specialty.
ENTER PRIiSE; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
MICHIGAN.
established 1886 ; J. S. Madden, editor ; J. H.
Madden & Co , publishers.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1876 ; Geo. Scales, editor
and publisher; circulation K 2.
PLYMOUTH, Wayne Co., O, 1,025
pop., 8 m. from Wayne. On west branch
of Rouge r., and on Detroit, Lansing &
Northern Rd., where it crosses the Flint &
Pere Marquette Rd. Manufactories of
plows, fanning mills and corn shellers.
REVIEW; (.see Wayne.)
PONTIAC, C. H., Oakland Co., D^ 5,48l>
pop., on Clinton r. and Detroit, Grand
Haven & Milwaukee and Air Line division
of Grand Trunk Rd. and Pontiac, Oxford &
Port Austin Rd., 26 m. from Detroit. One
of the principal wool and produce markets
in the State, and a place of active trade.
Location of Eastern Michigan Insane Asy-
lum.
BILL POSTER; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.15 ; established 1868 ; Elbert J. Kelly, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
D KMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
Chas. H. Fisher, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
GAZETTE; Fridaj's ; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; Kimball & Turner, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 .
PORT AUSTIN, ^M^-o" Co., a- 1,500
pop., on Lake Huron, at head of Saginaw
bay, 80 m. from Bay City. Northern termi-
nus of P. H. & N. W. Rd. from Port Huron,
90 m. distant. Principal industi'ies are
quarrying grindstones, building stones,
and manufacturing salt and lumber. An
excellent agricultural country is tributary
to it.
HURON CO. NEWS; Fridays; prohi-
bition ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1862 ; Huron County News
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
POST ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 13x19 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; B. L. Greg-
ory, editor and publisher.
PORT HURON, C. H., St. Clair Co.,
D- 12,000 pop., on Port Huron & Northwest-
ern, Grand Trunk of Canada and Chicago &
Grand Trunk Rds., 56 m. from Detroit. En-
gaged in lumbering, ship-building, repair-
ing and lake commerce. Extensive grain
and wool market ; growing wholesale trade.
TIMES; everv evening except Sunday,
and ^VEEKIiY, Thursdays; republican;
dailv four pages, weekly and Saturday eight
pages ; size— daily 23x34, weekly and Saturday
30x44; subscription— daily $6. weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1872, weekly 1869; L. A.
Sherman, editor and manager ; Port Huron
Times Co., publishers ; circulation— daily J 1 ,
weekly J 1.
HEROL.D ; Thursdays; German; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885; Chas. Laesch & Co., editors and pub-
lisliers ; circulation K 2.
SUNDAY COMMERCIAL,; Mondays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; Talbot & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1. An
edition entitled the Commercial, size 30x44, is
issued on Wednesdays ; circulation J 1 .
SUNDAY HERALD ; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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MICHIGAN.
1885; Murray & Parker, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; Independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; A. H. Finn, editor ; Tribune Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
BEE HIVE; monthly ; ofQcial organ of
Knights of tlie Maccabees ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ;
N. S. Boynton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion 12. ^^" Actual average circulation for
one year precedinu Dec. 1, 1886, as per state-
ment on file at the office of the American Neivs-
paper Directory, 2,540 copies.
PORTLAND, /o?"« Co., a 2,000 pop.,
on Detroit. Lansing & Lake Michigan Rd.,
at confluence of Grand and Looking Glass
rs., 12 ni. S. E. of Ionia. Has water power,
tvhicli is being improved by various manu-
facturing enterprises.
OBSERVER; Wednesdays ; neutral ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
establislied 1867; LevvF. Cutcheon. editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
REVIEW; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1884 ; Frank E. Doremus, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
Q.VI'NCY, Branch Co., g 1,345 pop., on
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 6 m.
E. of Coldwater. Active mercantile and
agricultural centre. Has an extensive car-
riage manufactorj^
HERA Li D; Fridays; republican; four
lages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
MICHIGAN.
E
_shed 1878; Frank Edw. Kittredge,' editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
"RT. KHING, Hillsdale Co., g 1,200 pop.,
10 m. from Hillsdale, on Fort Wayne branch
of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd. An
active trade and manufacturing town ;
manufactures washers and wringers,
chairs, cheese-boxes, staves ; has a fruit-
drying and preserving establishment, a
tannery, foundry and other commercial
enterprises.
TELEPHONE; Fridavs ; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1879; Euglish & Bartholomew,
editors and publishers : circulation J 1.
REED QITY , Osceola Co., u 3,000 pop.,
at intersection of Grand Rapids & Indiana
with Flint & Pere Marquette Rd., 69 m. N.
of Grand Rapids and 90 W. of Saginaw, on
the Hersey r. Good water power. Manu-
factures flour, furniture, brick, staves,
shocks, broom-handles, and has woolen,
saw and planing mills, machine shops,
foundries and other industries. U. S. Land
Office located here. In a superior agricult-
ural district.
CLARION; Fridays; republican; four
■•^?®V.oi?® ■<i8x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
isned 18<2 ; Ren. Barker, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2. f ,
. DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; tour pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci'iption $1 ;
ir'AiV-J^oulet, editor and publisher.
HOVEY'S NEWS; Saturdays; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; O. H. Hovey, editor ancl pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, Macomb Co., 11^950 pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd., 21 m. from Port Huron
and 41 from Detroit. Rich agricultural dis-
Fi
trict ; centre of a large trade. Several large
manufactories. Noted as an apple and
cider-producing region.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877 ; Del. T. Sutton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
ROCHESTER, OaJcland Co., O, 1,200
pop., on the D. & B. C. and Mich. Air Line
Div. of Grand Trunk Rds., 31 m. N. of De-
troit. One of the finest agricultural sec-
tions in the State. Has a water power
second to none in the country; also planing
and paper mills and woolen mill.
ERA; Fridays ; four pages ; size 23x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; T. B. and
Will A. Fox, editors and publishers; circ'ii L 2 .
ROCKFORD, Kent Co., -a 816 pop.,
on the Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 13 m. N.
of Grand Rapids. Has paper mills and
furniture manufactories. Good farming
district.
REGISTER; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1871 ; C. R. Cowdin, editor ; C. H. Cowdin,
publisher; circulation K 1.
ROGERS CITY, C. H., Presque
Isle Co., cf 400 pop., on Lake Huron. Agri-
cultural community ; also some lumbering ;
but nearly six-sevenths of the population
of the county is engaged in farming ; 40 m.
from Alpena. Large fishing interests.
PRESQUE ISLE CO. ADVANCE;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1878;
Fred. Denny Larke. editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
ROMEO, Macomb Co., O, 2,000 pop., on
Grand Trunk Rd., 50 m. from Detroit. A
rich farming community.
H Y" D R A N T ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eiglit pages size 30x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1880 ; C. H. Buzzell, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation L 2 .
OBSERVER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1865 ; George A. Waterbury, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ROSCOMMON, C. H., Roscommon
Co., [^ 650 pop., a thriving town on Mack-
inaw division of the Michigan Central Rd.
Roscommon county is the water shed of
the LoAver Peninsula, and centre of Michi-
gan lumber interests.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 22x31;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; R. W.
Ward & Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
SAGINAW, C. H , Saginaw Co., n
16,000 pop., at tne head of navigation on
Saginaw r., 22 m. from its mouth and 2
from East Saginaw, and on Michigan Cen-
tral, Flint & Pere Marquette and Saginaw
& St. Louis Rds. River navigable to this
point Engaged in lumber and salt trade.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday : four pages ; size 24x32 ; sub-
scription $5 : established 1886 ; Journal Co.,
editors and publishers.
S A GIN A AVI AN ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1869 ; Geo. F. Lewis, editor and
publisher circulation K 1.
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MICHIGAN.
SAGINAW VALLEY NEWS;
Thurstlaj's ; republican; four pages- size
24x:J4 ; subscription §1; established 1874; Lee
&Stoelker, editors and publishers; circ'n K 1.
ST. CHARLES « Saglnaio Co., u 1,564
pop., on Saginaw div. of Michigan Central
Rd., and on Bad r. near the mouth of Beaver
Dam Creek, 14 m. from Saginaw City. A
manufacturing town.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdaj-s ; Independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1883 ; Mr. and Mrs. "V. A. Conkliu,
editors and publishers.
ST. CLAIR, St. Clair Co., [> 2,031
pop., on St. Clair r,, at mouth of Pine r.,
50 m. from Detroit, Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district. Engaged in manufactures.
REPUBL.ICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription SI ;
established 1857 ; Franklin Moore, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. IGNACE, C. H., Mackinac Co., [^
2,500 pop., on the Straits of Mackinaw and
on Detroit, Mackinac & Marquette Rd. Iron
smelting works, saw mill, shingle mill and
veneer factory.
NEWS AND FREE PRESS; semi-
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridaj's ; democratic ;
six pages; size of page 11x16; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; Chas. Geo. Cavanagh,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
REPU B Lie AN ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; P. D. Bissell, editor and pub-
lisher.
VVATCH3IAN; Saturdays; independ-
ent: four pages; size 22x30; subscription
81.50; established 1886; J. J. Thompson, edi-
tor and publisher.
ST. JOHNS, C. H., Clinton Co., U 2,553
pop., on the Detroit, Grand Haven & Mil-
waukee Rd., 98 m. west of Detroit. 3Ianu-
facturing town.
CLINTON INDEPENDENT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ; James D.
Estes, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CLINTON REPUBLICAN ; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; Otis
Fuller, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ST. JOSEPH, Berrien Co., p 4,000
pop., at mouth of St. Joseph's r., on Chicago
& West Michigan Rd., 60 m. from Chicago.
Engaged in manufacturing to considerable
extent, and is the centre of the celebrated
peach region of the Northwest.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2; established
I860 ; Leonard J. Jlerchant, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874; White & Morse, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation L2.
ST. LOUIS, Gratiot Co., D 2,700 pop.,
on Pine r., 8 m. N. of Ithaca, 30 W. of Saginaw
and 60 N. of Lansing on Toledo, Ann Ar-
bor & North Michigan, Saginaw Valley &
St. Louis and Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Rds. Surrounded by an excellent farming
region. The celebrated magnetic springs
of the State are located here.
REPUBLICAN; semi- weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x.'?4 : sub-
MICHIGAX.
scription §1.50 ; established 1883 ; Ed. E. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Fridays; greenback; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1867; Willard D. Tucker, editor and
publisher ; cii-culation J 1.
LEADER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879 ; Edwin S. Hoskins, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SALINE, Washtenaw Co., 0, 1,100 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd.,
9 m. fi-om Ann Arbor, 40 from Detroit ;
three flouring mills, planing mills, tannery,
foundry and wind engine factory here.
OBSERVER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1879 ; O. E. Hawkins, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
SAND BEACH, Huron Co., c^ 1,600
pop., located at TJ. S. Harbor of Refuge
(Lake Huron) and terminus of Port Huron
and Northwestern Rds., 70 m. from Port
Huron. Dairy salt, flour, lime and lum-
ber are the principal industries.
HURON TIMES; Fridays; republi-
can ; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ;
established 1880; J. W. Selden, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
S ARAN AC, Ionia Co., u 1,040 pop.,
on the Detroit, Grand Haven & JVlilwaukee
Rd.
LOCAL ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Geo. A. Potts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SAUGATUCK, Allegan Co., p 1,927
pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth of Kala-
mazoo r., 25 m. N. W. of Allegan. Engaged
principally in fruit growing ; an extensive
shipping point for fruit.
LAKE SHORE COMMERCIAL ;
Fridays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ;
Fred Wade, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SAULT STE. MARIE, C. H., Chip-
pewa Co. , ti 4,000 pop., on Ste. Marie r. and St.
Mary's Falls ship canal. Engaged in the
manufacture of lumber and in packing and
shipping hay and fish.
CHIPPEWA CO. NEWS: Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.5(i ; es-
tablished 1878 ; C. H Chapman & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT : Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Charles R. Stuart, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
SCHOOLCRAFT, Kalamazoo Co., p
1,000 pop., at junction of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern, Chicago & Grand Trunk
Rds.. about 13 m. S. of Kalamazoo. An
agricultural region.
EXPRESS ; Saturdavs ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription 'S1..50; established
1884; J. W. Budrow, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
GRANGE VISITOR; semi-monthly;
eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription 50 cents;
established 1873 ; J. T. Cobb, editor ; Issued by
the Executive Committee of the Michigan
State Grange ; circulation HI; an edition Is
also issued for Coldwater.
SCOTTVILLE, Mason Co., -D 450
pop., on the Pere Marquette r., 95 m. N. E.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
347
3IICHIGAN.
MICHIGAN.
of Milwaukee and on the Flint & Pare Mar-
quette Rd. Engaged in the manufacture
of woodenware ; has saw and planing mills,
and salt works.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31; subscription $1; established 1886;
John A Bryant, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
SHELBY, Oceana Co., -a 1,200 pop., on
Chicago & West Michigan Rd., 14 m. N. of
White Hall. Farming district ; has several
factories and mills.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription .§1.25 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; H. W. Reid, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republican;
four patres ; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1880 : Frank W. Newman, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 1.
SHERIDAN, Montcalm Co., -D 1,000
pop., on the Detroit, Lansing & Northern
and the T. S. & M. Rds. Engaged in lum-
bering.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
23x34 : subscription -SI; established 1882 ; G. R.
and E. E. Brown, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
SHERMAN, Wexford Co., ^ 300
pop., on Manistee r., about 30 m. from Man-
istee. Lumber business and farming the
chief industries.
WEXFORD CO. PIONEER; Wednes
days; republican; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription S1..5U ; established 1872 ; J. H.
Wheeler, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
SHERWOOD, Branch Co., P 700
pop., on Air Line division of the Michigan
Central Rd. Contains a college. Stave
heading and saw mills form principal in-
dustries.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription .S1.50;
established 1878 ; C. V. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; an edition of the Ceutreville St. Joseph
Co. Republican.
T I i>I E S ; Fridays ; independent : eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription SI; estaVj-
lished 1885 ; Fred Culver, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH HAVEN, VanBurenCcP
1,800 pop., on Lake Michigan and South Ha-
ven division of Michigan Central Rd. and
the Toledo & South Haven Narrow Gauge
Rd., just completed, 39 m. from Kalamazoo,
about 25 N, of St. Joseph and 80 from Chi-
cago, with which place there is steamboat
connection. In one of the finest sections
in the State, and in the famous peach belt.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ! established 1881 ;
R. S. Dean, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SENTINELi ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Wm. E. Stewart, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SOUTH LYON, Oakland Co., 0,1,^00
pop., at junction of the Detroit, Lansing &
Northern Grand Trunk and the Toledo, Ann
Arbor & Grand Trunk Rds.
" EXCELSIOR; Thursdays: four pages;
size 24x:J4 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1881 ;
Horabacher & Brown, editors and publishers ;
■ciiculation L2.
PICKET; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription SI ; established 1^3; E. V.
Chilson, editor; Picket Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
SPARTA, Keyit Co., -a 900 pop., on
Rogue r. and Newaygo division of Chicago
& W. Mich. Rd., 15 m. N. W. from Grand
Rapids. Contains flouring, planing and
saw mills, and carriage, furniture, cheese
and hoop factories. Is surrounded by a fine
farming country.
SENTINELi ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. G. Van Winkle, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
RE-UNION; monthly; Grand Army of
the Republic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; J. W.
Halleck, editor and publisher.
SPRINGPORT, Jackson Co., g 400
pop., on the Lansing division of the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 10 m. N. of
Albion and 10 S. of Eaton Rapids. Is an
excellent produce market.
SIGNAL; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1876 ; W. O. Oyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
STANTON, C. H., Montcalm Co., -a
2,tX)0 pop., near centre of the county, and
15 m. N. E. of Greenville.
CLIPPER; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
P. S. Dodge, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
MONTCALM HERALD ; Fridays ;
republican ; eight pages ; size 3(1x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1867; T. E. PoweU,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STOCKBRIDGE, Ingham Co., P 450
pop., 18 m. from Jackson, on the Michigan
Air Line Rd. Agriculture and stock raising.
SUN : Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Wm. G. Gildart, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation L 2 .
STURGIS, St. Joseph Co., p 2,500 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rds., 79 m. from
Adrian. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
factures.
JOURNAL ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1..50; estab-
lished 1861; F. B. Ainger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2
MICHIGAN DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription Sl-50 : established 1880; J. A.
Marvin, editor ; John S. Flanders, publisher ;
circulation K 2.
SATURDAY MAIL; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885; J. A. Marvin, editor; Saturday Mail
Publishiuii Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
STURGISER ZEITUNG; Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; Charles Erbsmehl, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ASSE3IBLY RECORD ; monthly ; six-
teen pages: size of page 11x15; established
1S80: Rev. A. H. Gillet, editor: Thornton &
Allman, publishers ; dated at Sturgis, Mich.,
and Chicago. 111.
OUR RURAL HOMES; monthly;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x15; subscription
i 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Our Rural Home
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation I 2 .
348
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MICHIGAN.
TAWAS CITY, C. H., Iosco Co., [if
1,360 pop., 50 m. N. of Bay City, on Detroit,
Bay City & Alpeua Rd., and on Tawas Bay,
a portion of Lake Huron ; steamers daily to
Bay City, and weekly to Detroit. A good
harbor backed by a flourishing agricultural
countrj'. The principal industries are salt
and lumbering.
HERAIjD ; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24xo5 ; subscription $1.5U ; established 1884 ;
W. N. Miller, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
TECUMSEH, Lenaivee Co., C^ 2,500
pop., on Jackson division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southei'n and M. & O. Rds., 35 m.
from Jackson and 13 from Adrian ; 35 m.
N. of Toledo. An agricultural district. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
HERA Ia D ; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1850 ; S. C. Stacj', editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1; an edition entitled the
Courier is Issued for Addison.
NEW?? ; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; C. F. Field, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
TEKONSHA, Calhoun Co., g (350
pop., on Mich. Central Air Line Rd., 30 m.
from Jackson. A rich wheat-growing dis-
trict.
NEWS; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1878;
Randall & Robinson, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
THREE OAKS, Berrien Co.,p 1,000
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 72 m. from
Chicago, 111. Engaged in the manufacture
of broom, fork and hoe handles, and feath-
erbone, a substitute for whalebone. A fine
farming country.
SUN; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; W. K. Sawyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
THREE RIVERS, St. Joseph Co., jn
3,000 pop., on St. Joseph's r., at its conflu-
ence with the Portage and Rocky, on Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern and Michigan
Central Air Line Rds., 83 m. S. of Grand
Rapids, and 127 E. of Chicago. Has water
power, which is employed in various kinds
of manufactures ; also Holly water ^vorks
system. The lumber regions of the State
are within easy reach. Milling and agricult-
ural machinery, railroad velocipedes,
pumps, wringers, marble work, cigars, and
brick, are all made largely for shipment ;
there are also paper, flouring, saw, grist
and planing mills, wagon, carriage and
cooper shops, hoop factory, canning house
and other industries.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1..50; estab-
lished 1869 ; O. Arnold's Sons, publishers ; cir-
culation K 2
NEWS REPORTER; Saturdays ;
greenback ; four pages ; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1S61 ; R. E. Case &Son,
editors and puV)llshers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Geo. A. B. Cooke, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MICHIGAN.
TRAVERSE CITY, C. H., Gran
Traverse Co., ti i,0(X) pop., on the west arm of
Grand Traverse bay, 144 m. N. of Grand
Rapids, on Grand Rapids & Indiana and
Traverse Rds. Foundries, saw, planing and
flour mills ; large quantities of lumber
.shipped.
GRAND TRAVERSE HERALD;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
page 20x25; subsci'iption $1.50; established
1858; Thos. T. Bates, editor and manager;
circulation I 1 . 2^~ Actual average circula-
tion for one year preceding Nov. 18, 1886, as
per statement on file at the office of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Directory, 2,096 copies.
TRAVERSE BAY EAGLE ; Tues-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1865 ; E. L. Sprague,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
TRAVERSE JOURNAL; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 2Ux30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; A. L. Faulkner, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TUSTIN, Osceola Co., a 450 pop., on
Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd. Lumbering
and farming; considerable wood shipped
to Grand Rapids.
ECHO; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
Frank J. Luick & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation L 2.
UNION CITY, Branch Co., g l,280t
pop., on St. Joseph's r. and Air Line divi-
sion of the Michigan Central Rd., at the
head of navigation, 115 m. from Detroit.
A manufacturing town. Business centre
for a large tract of rich farming country,
LOCAL; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x4() ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Ran-
dall & Robinson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
REGISTER: Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established
1869 ; Major D. J. Easton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
UNIONVILLE, Tuscola Co., n- 450
pop., on Saginaw, Tuscola & Huron Rd.
Has good grist and stave mills.
SUN ; Saturdays; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1883 ; John
Haible editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
U T I C A , Macomb Co., □, 500 pop., on
Detroit & Bay City Rd., 23 m. N. of Detroit.
Engaged in milling and the manufacture of
wood pulp.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876; W. H. Marvin, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
VASSAR, Ticscola Co., n- 1,800 pop.,
on Cass r, and on Port Huron & N. W.
Rd. ; also on Detroit & Bay City Rd.,
at junction Saginaw, Vassar & Caro Rd.,
18 m. from Saginaw and 22 fi-om Bay City.
Engaged In agricultiu-e, manufacturing
and lumbering. Business centre of the
county.
TI3IES ; Thur-sdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
Miller & Hopkins, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
TUSCOLA CO. PIONEER; Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1; established 1857; J. H. Trotter,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
349
MICHIGAN
VERMONTVILLE, ^aton Co., g
80j pop., on Grand River Valley branch of
the Mich. Central Rd., also on Marshall &
Mackinaw Rd., now in course of construc-
tion, 11 m. from Charlotte, 46 from Jackson
and 48 from Grand Rapids. Considerable
quantities of hard wood lumber are nianu-
factured and shipped from here. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing district.
ECHO ; Thursdays; independent; eight
Sages ; size 26x4U ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
shed 1874; W. E. Holt and J. H. Knox, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
VERNON, Shiawassee Co., a 700
pop., 70 m. W. of Detroit, on Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee Rd. Has rolling
process flouring mill.
TXTEK-L.AKE ; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; established 1883 ;
D. W. Hammond, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
VICKSBURG, Kalamazoo Co., p
1,20J pop., at junction of the G. R. & I. and
Chicago & Grand Trunk Rds. Supplies for
a large portion of this and adjoining coun-
ties are taken from here. Farm produce is
also shipped to other points.
C03I3IERCIAL. ; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x4U; subscription §1.25; established
1878 : Chas. A. Baldwin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WATERVIiIET, Berrien Co., p 600
pop., on Chicago and West Michigan Rd.
Saw and flouring mills.
RECORD; Fridays; foiu* pages; size
22x31 ; subscription §1 ; established 1832 ; J.
M. Hall, editor and puVjlisher ; circ'n L 2 .
WAYLAND, Allegan Co., p 700 pop.,
on Grand Rapids & Indiana Rd., 20 m. S. of
Grand Rapids. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of lumber, bee hives, and bent wood
for wagons, plows, etc.
GLOBE; Thui\sdays ; four pages; size
25x35: subscription i^l ; established 1884 ; Geo.
A. Mosher, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
WAYNE, Wa7jne Co., U^ 1,200 pop., on
Mich. Cen. & F. & P. M. Rds., 18 m. from
Detroit. Engaged In the manufacture of
agricultural implements. Contains a foun-
dry and grist mill. A railroad town.
WAYNE CO. REVIEW; Fridays;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. H. Steers, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; Issued at Wayne and Ply-
mouth.
WEST BRANCH, C. H., Ogemaw
Co., [/ 1,;300 pop., on Michigan Central Rd.
Lumbering district.
OGEMAW CO. HERA ED ; Fridays;
republican ; four pages : size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; Jay Allen, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
OGE3EAW CO. TIMES; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; siibscrip-
tlon .§1 ; established 1882 ; Sharpe & Sharpe,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WHITE CLOUD, Newaygo Co., -a
900 pop., on Chicago & West Michigan Rd.,
on White r., 31 m. from Big Rapids. Engaged
MICHIGAN.
in manufacture of lumber and shingles ;
surrounded by a farming country.
BUSINESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 : suljscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
C. E. Charboneau, editor and publisher.
WHITEHALL, Muskegon Co.,-0 2,500
pop., on White Lake and on Chicago &
West Michigan Rd., 16 m. from Muskegon.
Engaged in lumbering and fruit growing.
Has a very large shingle and lumber-
producing capacity. Very fine farming
land in the vicinitj'.
FORUM ; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869; Ed. J. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WHITE PIGEON, St. Joseph Co.,p
1,200 pop. (pop. of township 1,707), at junc-
tion of Kalamazoo Dlv. and main line of
Lake Shore and Mich. Southern Rd., 95 m.
from Grand Rapids. Has fanning mill fac-
tory, foundry, machine shops, road cart and
chair factories. A fine farming district sur-
rounds the town.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1876 ; Marion L. Carr, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
WILLIAMSTON, Ingham Co., g
1,500 pop., on Detroit, Lansing & Northern
Rd., 71 m. from Detroit and 14 from Lan-
sing. Contains several steam mills. Coal
mines are also located here
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages : size 2.]x34 ; subscription $1; established
1873; E. S. Andrews, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
WYANDOTTE, Wa^jne Co., O, 3,575
pop., on Detroit r., and Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern and Canada Southern
division of Michigan Central Rds., 12 m.
from Detroit. The location of extensive
furnaces, rolling mills, and various manu-
factories.
HERALD; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 '; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J.
D. Haven, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
YPSILANTI, Washtenaw Co., 0,6,377
pop., on Huron r. and Michigan Central
Rd., at junction of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rd., 30 m. from Detroit, in an agri-
cultural district. The river furnishes water
power, which is employed In various manu-
factures. Seat of State Normal School.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
Sl..TCi ; established 1864 ; C. R. Pattison, editor ;
Ypsilanti Commercial Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation .J 1.
SENTINEL ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 184:3 ; C. Woodruff, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
' YFSILANTIAN ; Thursdays ; repub-
, lican ; eight pages : size 35x48 ; subscription
§1.50 ; established 1879 ; Smithe & Powers, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2. A four-
page edition is also Issued, size 24x35, sub-
scription .SI.
NORMAL NEWS; monthly; twenty-
two pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1881 ; Students of the State
Normal School, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 1 ; a school paper ; Issued during
the school year.
350
GEO. P. ROTVELL & GO'S
MINNESOTA.
ADA, C.R., Norman Co., ti 1,000 pop.,
on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.,
between Crookston and Glj-ndon. Business
centre of county ; a wheat-raising district.
NORMAN CO. INDEX; Fridays; eight
f)ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1S80 ; D. C Lightbourn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PUHLEK'S RED RIVER VAL.-
L.EY JOURNAL.: Fridays; four pages ;
size 26x10; subscription $1-50; established
1885 ; Fred. Puhler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
ADRIAN, Nobles Co., p 400 pop., on
the Chicago. St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Rd., 14 m. from Luverne and 19
from Worthington. Located in a fine
agricultural and stock-raising country.
GUARDIAN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1880 ; Sam. S. Haislet, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
AITKIN,C. H.,Aimn Co., a 1=500 pop.,
on the Northern Pacific Rd., 28 m. from
Brainerd. Engaged in farming and the
manufacture of lumber.
AGE; Saturdays; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription §2 ; established 1883 ; "Wm. R.
Tucker, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
ALBERT LEA,C. Il.,Freeborn Co., g
4,CkX} pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern, Minneapolis & St. Louis, Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific, and Chicago, ]Mil. &
St. Paul Rds., and also on line of Albert
Lea & Fort Dodge Rd. , 109 m. from Minne-
apolis and 123 from La Crosse. Grain and
stock raising extensively carried on in ad-
joining country. A fine college is located
here; also a large flouring mill, wagon
and carriage factory, farming implement
works, etc.
ENTERPRISE ; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription
SI. 50; established 1872; Halvosen & Luce, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
FREEBORN CO. STANDARD;
Wednesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1857; H.
G. Day, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., Douglas Co.,
-a 1,834 pop., in a region of lakes, 141 m. N. W.
of St. Paul, with which it is connected by
Rd. In a farming community ; staple pro-
ducts, wheat, oats, and corn ; also engaged
in the raising of stock.
DOUGLAS CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873 ; Joseph Gilpin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
POST ; Fridays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1-50 ; established
1867 ; Earl M.Woodward, pul>lisher; cu'c'n K 1.
ANOKA, C. H., Anoka Co., n 5,000
pop., on Mississippi r., at mouth of Rum
r. and on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
and Northern Pacific Rds., about 15 m.
above Minneapolis. Has good water power,
employed to considerable extent in lum-
ber, hardwood, boots, shoes, starch and
flour manufactures. Business centre of the
county. Surrounded by an agricultural
district.
ANOKA CO. UNION; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
MINNESOTA.
established 1865; Granville S. Pease, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
H E R A Li D ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1865; Alvah Eastman, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
APPLETON,5?«j7< Co., ^650 pop., on
Pomme de Terre r., near its junction with
the Minnesota. Excellent wheat region.
PRESS; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
Stanton & Gordon, editors and publishers ;
circulation L2.
ARGYLE, Marshall Co.,\2 500 pop., on
the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.,
12 m. from Red r.
MARSHALL, CO. BANNER; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscription
$1.50 established 18S3; Martin Novotny, editor;
Mussey & Mattsou, publishers ; circ'n L 1 .
ARLINGTON, Sibley Co., q 300 pop.,
.60 m. S. W. of St. Paul, and 55 S. W. of Min-
neapolis, on the Minneapolis and St. Louis
Rd. An agricultural section.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; E. H. McLeod, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ASHBY, Grant Co., -D 500 pop., 168 m.
N. of St. Paul, and 17 m. S. of Fergus Falls.
In the Park region ; a farming section.
AVALANCHE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Max Nicolaus, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ATWATER, Kandiyohi Co., n 475
pop., 90 m. from St. Paul. An agricultural
district town ; contains several wheat
elevators.
PRESS; Fridays; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50; established 1879; D. P. R.
Strong, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
AUSTIN, C. H., Mower Co., U\ 3,000
pop., on Cedar r. and Iowa & Minn, div-
of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
at junction of Austin & Mason City
branch, and on Minnesota & Northwest-
ern Rd., 101 m. from St. Paul, 111 from Mc-
Gregor and about 40 S. W. of Rochester.
Has large canning factory and machine
shops, and is the centre of trade for an
agricultural community.
D E :>! O C R A T : Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1S86 ; J. R. Luckey, editor and pub-
lisher
MOWER CO. TRANSCRIPT;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size .S0X44 ;
subscription SLfiO ; established 1863 ; Goodwin
& Barnes, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
REGISTER ; Thursdays; independent-re-
mmm
publican; four pages;
size 28x42 ; subscrip-
fe tion S2 ; established
1863; H. O. Basford,
^ editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
351
MINNESOTA.
BALATON. Lijon Co., p 500 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 13 m. from
Tracy, iu an agricultural aud stock-raising
district.
JOURXALi ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size22x3(); subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1886; A. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher.
BARNESVILLE, Clay Co., ^ l.OOO
pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Rd., -'3 m. from Fargo and 31 from Fergus
Falls. Is division headquarters for above
Rd., and has all the needed accessories for
such place.
CHRONICLiE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
W. A. Carter, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
TIMES ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1884 ; E. J. Taylor, editor and publish •
er; circulation L 2.
BATTLE LAKE, Otter Tail Co., -a
400 pop., on Black Hills branch of the North-
ern Pacific Rd., 21 m. from Fergus Falls. A
summer resort and market for wheat.
REVIEW; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Bronson Strain, editor and publisher: circu-
lation L 2 .
BEAVER CREEK, Rock Co., p
400 pop., on Worthington & Sioux Falls Rd.
Agricultural and live-stock section.
GRAPHIC; Thursdays ; prohibition ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; H. W. Knapp, editor ; E. A.
Knapp, publisher; circulation L2.
BEAVER FALLS, C. H., Renville
Co., G 21.0 pop., 2 m. fro)n Minnesota r., 6 m.
from Redwood Falls and 37 from NewUlm.
A good farming country.
REWILiLiE TIMES ; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50: established 18T2 ; Henry Kelsey,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BELLE PLAINE, Scott Co., g 811
pop., on St. Paul div. Chicago. St. Paul. Min-
neapolis & Omaha RiL, 20m. from Shakopee.
Farming country.
HERAIiD; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription .§1.75 ; established
1882 ; J. E. To^vnsend, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
BENSON, C. H., Swift Co., -n 791 pop.,
on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.,
i:34 m. W. of St. Paul. A stock-raising and
agricultural section.
TI3IES ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$2; established 1876; Poland &
McCune, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
BIRD ISLAND, Renville Co., n 650
pop. A growing village on a slightly rolling
prairie, in good agricultural section. |
^ REWIIil^E CO. UNION; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription SI. 25;
established 1881 ; C. L. Lorraine, editor and i
publisher; circulation K 1; issues also the i
Hector Union.
BLUE EARTH CITY, C. H., Fari-
bault Co., Q 1,500 pop., on Blue Earth r. and
Chicago, St. P., Minn. & Omaha Rd., about
MINNESOTA.
Fi
10 m, from Southern Minnesota Rd., 40 S.
of Mankato. County seat, and centre of
trade of a prairie region.
POST; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1869; J. G. Hamlin and F. W. Drake,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
BRAINERD, C. H., Crow Wing Co.,
n 8,000 pop., on Mississippi r. and Northern
Pacific Rd., terminus of Western Rd. from
St. Paul, 136 m. from St. Paul. 115 from
Duluth. An extensive manufacturing and
shipping point.
DISPATCH ; Fridays; republican ; four
ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S1.5(J ; estab-
ished 1881 ; Ingersoll & Wieland, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription S1.50 ; established
1882 ; H. C. Stivers, editor aud publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
NORTHWESTERN TRIBUNE;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages : size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Hal-
sted & Pennell, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
CHURCHMAN; quarterly; protestant
episcopal ; forty-four pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription 25 ceuts ; established 1880 ;
Rev. Dr. Hawley, editor and publisher; a
local church paper.
BRECKENRIDGE, C. H., Wilkin
Co., -a 700 pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba and Northern Pacific Rds., and
Red River of the North. A farming country.
31ERCURY ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x:35 ; subscription SI. 50 ; established
1884 ; Joseph Gunu, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1 ; dated at Breckenridge and
Wahpeton. Dak.
WILKIN CO. GAZETTE ; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1884 ; Geo. F. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation L 2.
BROWN'S VALLEY, Traverse
Co., -a 500 pop., on Minnesota r. and St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.
INTER-LAKE TRIBUNE; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established ls85 ; Gordon & Weaver,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
REPORTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18S0; S. W. Frasier, editor and
publisher: circulation L2.
BROWNSVILLE, Houston Co., O,
950 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. An important grain centre.
N E W S ; Thursdaj's ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1..50; established 1885;
H. G. Forschler, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
CALEDONIA, C. H., Houston Co., U,
994 pop., 14 m. from Browns%'llle and 13 S.
W. of La Crosse, Wis., on branch of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
HOUSTON CO. ARGUS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1-50 ;
established 1879 ; P. J. Smalley, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HOUSTON CO. JOURNAL.; Wednes
davs ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
S2; established 1865; P. A. Kroshus, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMBRIDGE, C.H., Isanti Co., n 200
pop., on Rum r., 14 m. froniRd., aud 32 from
Mississippi r. A farming country.
ISANTI CO. PRESS; Thursdays; re-
publican : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
«/
r
Y
353
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MINXESOTA.
^
tion §1.5(1; established 1874; C. W. Van
"Wormer, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
CANBY, Yelloio Medicine Co., p 450
pop., on Winona & St. Paul Rd., 30 m. W. of
■ Marshall and 50 E. ot Watertown, D. T.
Has extensive wheat production.
NEWS; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x3.") ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1878 ; A. F. Howard, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
CANNON FALLS, Ooodlme Co., O,
942+ pop., on Cannon Valley branch of Min-
neapolis & St. Louis and Cannon Falls line
of Chicago, Mil. & St. Paul Rds., 17 m. E. of
Northfield, 23 W. of Red Wing and 18 S. of
Hastings. Excellent water power, which is
employed by three flouring mills, a feed
mill, tannery, foundiy and machine shop.
BEACON; Fridays; independent; four
Sages ; size 24x35 ; subscription 81.50 ; estab-
shed 1876 ; S. S. Lewis, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
CANTON, Fillmore Co., □, 400 pop.,
on Preston branch of C, M. & St. P. Rd., 15
m. from Preston, the county seat, in a
farming and stock-raising district.
OBSERVER.: Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI. 50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; H. T. & A, J. Blair ; editors and
publishers.
CARVER, Carver Co., g 1,000 pop., on
the Minnesota r. and the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul and Minneapolis & St. Louis
Rds. Manufactures are principally flour
milling and brick making ; a good wheat
section.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription gl.50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Hermann Muhlbei'g, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHASKA, C. H., Carver Co., g 1,815
pop., on Minnesota r. and Minnesota & St.
Louis Rd., at junction of Hastings & Da-
kota Rd., 5 m. above Shakopee and about 28
from St. Paul.
VAL.L.EY HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic; fovir pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1862; F. E. Du Toit,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
CHATFIELD, Fillmore Co., U^ 1,400
pop., about 60 m. from La Crosse, Wis., on
Chatfleld branch of Chicago & Northwestern
Rd. Important stock and grain shipping
point ; has woolen and flouring mills.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; R. McNeill, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CLEAR WATER, Wright Co., u 600
pop., on the Mississippi r., at confluence of
Clearwater r. and junction of the St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd. A trade
centre. Has excellent water power.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x40 ; subscription $1 ; estalilished 1883 ;
Chas. H. Stevens, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation T> 2.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1SS5 ; Cameron & Cossairt, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
MINNESOTA.
CLOQUET, Carlton Co., n-l,200pop.,
30 m. W. of Duluth, on the St. Paul & Du-
luth Rd. Has fine vrater power and is ex-
tensively engaged in lumbering,
PINE KNOT ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; established 1884 ; W. J. Bates, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
COKATO, Wright Co., u 500 pop.,
52 m. W. of St. Paul, on the St Paul, Min-
neapolis & Manitoba Rd. Fine farming
countrj-.
WRIGHT CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1883 ; W. Francis Rowe.
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CORMORANT, Becker Co., ^ 96
pop., 11 m. from Audubon and 11)4 from De-
troit City. Has a steam saw and grist mill.
FREDSBUDET; monthly; Skandina-
vian ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1881 ; J. H. Myhre, editor
and publisher; circulation 12.
CROOKSTON, C. H., Polk Co., Y: 5,500
pop., on Red Lake r. and St. Paul, Minne-
apolis & Manitoba Rd., 299 m. N. W. of St.
Paul or Minneapolis. A great lumber re-
gion ; produces large quantities of wheat. — JL,^
CHRONICLE; Tuesdays; republican; /
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. G. McGrew, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
POLK CO. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877; H. E. Cooke, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription ,$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; F. J. Rothpletz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CURRIE, C. H., Murray Co., p 300
pop., on Des Moines r. and proposed exten-
sion of Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North-
ern Rd. ; surrounded by an agricultural
and stock-raising district, with good water
power, which Is used for flour milling pur-
poses. It is also near the outlet of Lake
Shetek.
SOUTHWEST MINNESOTIAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
J. A. Maxwell, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
DAWSON, Lac qui Parle Co., -O
500 pop., on the Lac qui Parle r , 162 m. W.
of Minneapolis, on the Wisconsin, Minne-
sota & Pacific Rd. Surrounded bj^ a splen-
did agricultural region. -(
SENTINEL; Fridays ; non-partisan ; i
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; C. J. Coghlan, editor and
publisher; circiilatioH LI.
DELANO, Wright Co., n 1,000 pop., on
Crow r. and St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani-
toba Rd., 7 m. N. of Watertown and 6 S. of
Rockford. Engaged in general mercantile
and manufacturing pursuits.
EAGLE; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872; John F. Rowan, editor; I.
Gutzwiller, Jr., publisher; circulation J 1.
J}'E1,AVA'S, Faribault Co., g 800 pop.,
on Chieago, 3Iilwaukee & St. Paul Kd.
Farming is the principal industry.
HERALD; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
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MINNESOTA.
MINNESOTA.
size 30x44; subscription §1.50 ; established 1885;
S. G. Wells, editor and publisher ; eirc'n L 2.
DETROIT CITY, C. H., Becker Co.,
-a l.'^OO pop., on Detroit Lake and Northei-n
, Pacific Rd., 206 m. from Duluth.
/ RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
' pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
V lished 1874 ; Geo. D. Hamilton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DODGE CENTRE, Dodge Co., U^
900 pop., at the junction of the Chicago
& Northwestern, and Minnesota & North-
western Rd. Central point in the county,
and an important shipping point for grain
and stock.
DODGE CO. RECORD; Fridays ; in-
w dependent; four pages; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50; established 1880; O. H. Phillips,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
DULUTH, C. H., 5^ ioMis Co., [if 26,000
pop. (said to be rapidlj- increasing), on ex-
treme western shore of Lake Superior and
terminus of Lake Superior Transit Co., St.
Paul & Duluth Rd., and Northern Pacific
and Duluth & Iron Range Rds., 156 m. N. E.
of St. Paul. Engaged in commerce, lum-
bering, mining, manufacturing and general
trade. Large grain and fish market ; valua-
ble brown stone quarries ; several very
large saw mills. Has very abundant dock
facilities which are utilized for commercial
purposes.
EVENING HERALD; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x35 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Milie Bunnell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
NEW&» ; everv morning except Sundaj',
and LAKE SUPERIOR NEWS,
Saturdays; eight pages; size— daily (size of
pa'^e) 15.V22, weekly 2';x40 : subscription— daily
ST.50, weekly $2"; established— daily 1886,
w^eekly IsTs ; Wm. S. Woodbridge. e litor and
publisher ; circulation— weekly K 1.
TRIBUNE; every morning except 3Ion-
day, and WEEK.L1Y, Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— dailv S?, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1881, weekly 1870 ; R. C. Mitchell,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly J 1 .
^LAKE SUPERIOR NE\VS; (see
^ SUNDAY 3IORNING SUN; Sundays;
eight pages ; size:?0xt4; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1886; Sun Printing Co., editors and
publishers.
EAST GRAND FORKS, Polk Co.,
tl 1:00 pop., on Red Lake r., and St. Paul,
Minnesota & Manitoba and Duluth & Mani-
toba Rds. Has brewing establishment and
located in good farming country.
\ COURIER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1.50; estab
lished 1882 ; F. J. Duffy, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
EGERTON, Pipe Stone Co., p 500 pop.,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
Farming is the principal industry.
ENTERPRISE? Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription S1..50 ; e.stablished
1883 ; A. R. Burkdoll, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
ELK RIVER, C. H., Sherburne Co., n
648 pop., on Mississippi r. and main line of
St. Paul, Minn. & Manitoba and on Northern
Pacific and Elk River & Princeton Rds., 40
m. N. W. of St. Paul. Several mills and
manufactories here. Base of supplies for
Rum river lumbering district.
SHERBURNE CO. STAR NEWS ;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; A.
N. Dare, editor and publisher ; eirc'n K 1.
ELLSWORTH, -VoftZes Co., p 275
pop., on Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North-
ern Rd., 15 m. from Luverne. Agricultural
section.
N E W^ S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .$1.50; established 1885; G.
H. Eastwood, editor and publisher; eirc'n L 1 .
EXCELSIOR, Hennepin Co., a 685
pop., 18 m. from Minneapolis, on the Min-
neapolis & St. Louis Rd. (Pacific division)
and the Minneapolis, Lj'ndale & Minne-
tonka Rd. A summer resort ; a splendid
section for small fruit growing.
MINNETONKA MIRROR; Satur
days; eiarht pages; size :30x44; subscription
SI ; established 1885 ; W. H. Mitchell, editor ;
Mirror Publishing Co., publishers ; ciix-'n L 2.
FAIR HAVEN, Steams Co., a 300
pop., on Clearwater r., 12 m. from Clear-
water and 20 from St. Cloud., in an agricult-
ural section.
CIRCUIvAR ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x:')0 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished iss(i ; L. E. Munger, editor; Cameron
& Cossairt, publishers.
FAIRMONT, C. H., Martin Co., Q
1,100 pop., on Southern Minnesota Rd., 40 m.
S. by W. of Mankato. The county seat of an
agricultural and stock-gi-owing county.
Centre of a thriving trade. Lies among
numerous beautiful lakes, and contains a
large English colonj".
MARTIN CO. SENTINEL.; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.50; established 1874; Frank A. Day,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NE^VS; Tuesdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1885 ; J. T.
Swearingen, editor and publisher.
FARIBAULT, C. H., Rice Co., g 6,459
pop., at junction of Iowa & Minnesota di-
vision of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., and
Cannon Valley division of Minneapolis
& St. Louis Rd., 65 m. from St. Paul
' and 15 from Owatonna. Seat of several
\ institutions of learning, and of the State
Schools for the Deaf, Dumb, Blind
I and Feeble-minded. Surrounded by an
I agricultural region. Manufacturing car-
I ried on. Has six flouring mills.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription §2 ; es-
I tablished 1870 ; A. E. Haven, editor and pub-
I Usher ; cii'culation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; "Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 : subscription
; $2 : established 1856 ; A. W. McKiustry, editor
' and publisher ; circulation J I.
; MUTE'S COMPANION ; biweekly;
I eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1875 ; Pupils of the
Minnesota School for the Deaf, editors and
' publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a school paper ;
issued during the school year.
FARMINGTON, Dakota Co., a- 1,000
pop., on Hastings & Dakota division, at
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MINNESOTA.
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crossing of Iowa & Minnesota division of
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. Has oue of the
finest Hij^h Schools in the State, and is sur-
rounded by a farming country.
DAKOTA CO. TRIBUNE ; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; C. P. Carpenter, edi-
tor and publisher ; cireulation K 2.
FERGUS FALLS, C. H., Otter Tail
Co., -a T.OWpop., on Red River of the North,
200 ni. N. W. of Minneapolis. It has excellent
water power, and is adjacent to forests
of pine and hard-wood lumber and prairie
land. Engaged largely in tlour milling and
manufacturing. Centre of the "Park Re
gion" of Minnesota.
JOURNAIi; every evening except Sun-
day, and VVEEK.L1Y, Thursdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 20x26 ;
subscription — dailv S6, weeklv $2; estab
lished— daily 1S83. " weekly 1873 ; Elmer E.
Adams, editor; Fergus Printing and Pub-
lishinsi: Co., publishers; circ'n— daily L2,
weeklj' J 1.
OTTER TAIL. CO. FARMER;
Thursdays ; republieata ; eiglit pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; A.
H. Brocklehurst, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K 1.
UCtEBLi A D ; "Wednesdays ; Norwegian ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 : A. Solem, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FISHER, Polk Co., Xj 500 pop., on
Red Lake r. and St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Rd., 45 m. from Fargo. An ex-
cellent wheat-growing district.
BULLiETIN ; Saturdays; republican;
four pages : size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1880 ; H. Lankaster, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
FOSSTON, Polk Co., ^ 100 pop., 43 m.
from Edna and 50 from Crookston. Lum-
bering and farming section.
THIRTEEN TOWNS; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; established 1884 ; A.
Kaiser, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
FULiDA, Murray Co., p 500 pop., on
C, M. & St. Paul Rd., 18 m. from Worthing-
ton.
MURRAY CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1..50; established 1879;
B. W. Woolstincroft, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
GAYL.ORD, SihJeij Co., g 400 pop.,
<m Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd., ilO m. W. of
Minneapolis, in a prosperous agricultural
district, 15 m. from Henderson.
HUB; Saturdays ; Independent ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1SS5 ; Hub Publishing Co., editors ami
publishers.
GLENCOE, C. H., McLeod Co., n 2,400
pop., leading town on Hastings & Dakota
division of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 74
m, from Hastings, 59 W. of St. Paul and 50
W. of Minneapolis. Flouring mills.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
^ .50; established 1874; Enterprise Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50; established 1857;
MINNESOTA.
Liberty Hall, editor; Register Printing Co.,
publishei-s ; circulation J 1 .
GLENWOOD, C. H., Pope Co., -n 500
pop., situated at the head of Lake Whipple,
on the Little Falls & Dakota Rd., about 75
m. W. of St. Cloud, 28 N. of Benson and 18 S.
of Alexandria. Fine water power for manu-
facturing purposes.
PRESS BULLETIN; Fridays; repub- /
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription' 7^^
$1.50; established 1874; Eddy Bros., editors -^
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
GLiYNDON, Clay Co., -n 600 pop., at
junction of N. P. & St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Manitoba Rds., 240 m. W. of Duluth and 10
E. of Fargo, Dakota. An agricultural and
w^heat-growlng and dairy region.
RED RIVER VALLEY NEWS; --V
Thursdays; republican; eight pages; size 26x40; /S
subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; Luther
Osborn, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRAGEVIIiLE, Big stone Co., d 710
pop., at junction Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul and St. Paul, Minnesota & Manitoba
Rds. Farming and dairying section.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdaj^s ; republican ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1883; A. Dewey, editor and pub-
lisher : cix'culation L 2 .
GRAND MEADOW, Mower Co., C^
450 pop., on S. Minnesota division of C, M.
& St. Paul Rd., 20 m. from Rochester.
Creamery and grain market.
RECORD; Fridays; four pages; size
24x;35; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
I. D. Converse, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
GRANITE FALLS, C. H., Yellow
Medicine Co., p 1,2U0 pop., on line of
Hastings & Dakota Rd. and on Minnesota
r., 120 m. W. of St. Paul. Has good water
power, and is surrounded by an excellent
agricultural and stock country.
J OURN A L ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size ,
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; 7^*-
C. A. Bennett, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2 . .
TRIBUNE; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size _-/—
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; J. L. '
Putnam, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
HALLOCK, C. H., Kittson Co., ^ 500
pop., on St. Paul & Minneapolis Rd. An
excellent agricultural and stock-i'aising
section.
KITTSON CO. ENTERPRISE ;
Satuixlajs ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1882; W. F. Wallace,
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
HANCOCK, Steve7is Co., -o 200 pop.,
on the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.
Agriculture extensively carried on.
OLIVE BRANCH; Thursdays; eight
ages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription ,$2 ; estab-
ished 1882 ; C. W. Comstock, editor and pub -
lisher; circulation L2.
HASTINGS, C. H. , Dakota Co. , [J- 4,500
pop., on Mississippi r., at eastern terminus
of Hastings & Dakota division of Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd., a Southern terminus of
the Stillwater & Hastings Rd. ; also a station
on Chicago division, 20 m. below St. Paul.
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MIXXESOTA.
Eugaged in milling and manufacturing; a
shipping point for grain.
D E31 0 C R A T ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eiglit pa>;es ; size 35x48 ; subsoriptiou $1 ; es-
tablished issi ; W. K. Todd, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
FARMERS' AL.LIANCE; Tuesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x31: ; sub-
scription $1 ; establisiied 18*^6 ; Hastings Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size23x:54; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1857; Irving Todd, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
HECTOR, Renville Co., n 300 pop.,
28 m. from Glencoe, on the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd. A thriving town.
UNION; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x39 ; subscription $1-25 ; established 1881 ;
M. P. Clark, editor ; C. L. Lorraine, publisher ;
circulation L 1 ; issues also the Bird Island
Renville Co. Union.
HENDERSON, C. H., Sibley Co., p
1,000 pop., on Minnesota r., and Chicago, St.
Paul, Minnesota & Omaha Rd., 60 m. S. W.
of St. Paul. Large factories and flouring
mill here.
SIBLEY CO. INDEPENDENT; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1873; A. H.
Paehler, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
HERMAN, Grant Co., -n 415 pop., on
St. Paul & Pacific Rd., 178 m. from St. Paul.
Farming district
HERAIjD; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; A.
C. Belyea, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
HERON LAKE, Jackson Co., p 350
pop., at junction of Sioux City division and
Black Hills branch of the Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Rd., 80 m. from
Mankato and 55 m. from Pipestone, In an
agricultural .section.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1>^86 ; C. S. Eastwood, editor and pub-
lisher.
HOKAH, Houston Co., c; 1,000 pop.,
on Lake Como, at the confluence of Root r.
with Thompson's creek, and on the South-
ern Minn, division of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd., 10 m. from La Crosse.
Has abundant water power, which is used
for milling and manufacturing.
CHIEF; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; H.
L. Kohl, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
SUN; Thursdays; four pages; .size 24x35;
subscription $2; established 1S85; Mark Har-
greaves, editor and publisher ; ciiX'Ulation L 2.
B^^ Actual averager circulation for one year
preceding Jan. 7, 1887, as per statement on Jile
at the office of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, 391 copies.
HOUSTON, Houston Co., Q^ 800 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 20 m.
W. from La Crosse. In a wheat-growing
and stock raising district.
HOUSTON VALLEY SIGNAL ;
Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
C. F. Schonlau, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
MINNESOTA.
HOWARD, Wright Co., n 477t pop.
(pop. of township 1,570), on St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd., 44 m. W. of
Minneapolis and 54 from St. Paul. Situated
in the southwestern portion of the county,
on the south bank of Howard Lake. Sur-
rounded by an unsurpassed fai-ming and
wheat-growing country, with plenty of
timber. Does a thriving country ti'ade.
Ships upwards of 150,000 bushels of wheat
yearly. Has two elevators.
HOWARD LAKE HERALD; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; H. Tanner,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
HUTCHINSON, McLeod Co., a 1,200
pop., population of town, including village,
3,00), on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
and H. & D. division of Minneapolis, Lyn-
dale & Miunetouka Rds. and the South fork
of Crow r., 65 m. from St. Paul. Has a flour-
ing and saw mill, foundry, machine .shops,
two banks and two large elevators.
LEADER ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 3nx44; subscription $1.50;
established 1881 ; W. R. Edwards, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson Co., JJ 750
pop., on Des Moines r., and on Chicago, M.
& St. Paul Rd., 164 m. S. W. of St. Paul
and 75 from Mankato. The centre of a
thriving trade and growing rapidly.
REPUBLIC; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Burt W. Day, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
JANESVILLE. Waseca Co., g 1,200
pop., on W. & St. Paul Rd., 18 m. from Man-
kato. Engaged in milling and the manu-
facture of lumber for wagons, barrel staves,
headings and furniture. Is also an agricult-
ural section.
ARGUS; Tuesdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ;
J. A. Henry, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
JORDAN, Scott Co , g 1,400 pop., on
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
and Minneapolis & St. Paul Rds. Has
several large flouring mills.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Kelley & Bostlau, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
KASSON, Dodge Co., q^ 1,150 pop., on
Winona & St. Peter Rd., 65 m. W. of Wi-
nona. In an agricultural, stock-raising and
dairying region.
DODGE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; .size 28x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1867; U. B. Sha-
ver, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
KEN YON, Goodhue Co., □, 600 pop. of
township 879, on the Minnesota & North-
western Rd., 53 m. S. of St. Paul, Has good
water power, a roller flouring mill and
bank.
LEADER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
U. Curtis, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
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L.A CRESCENT, Houston Co., R
804 pop., on Mississippi r., and Junction
River and DuVnique di\isious of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 2 m. above La
Crosse and about 25 S. E. of Winona. Has
flouring, .saw and planing mills, and is sur-
rounded by a farming country.
PROTECTOR; Fridays ; six pages ;
size of page ISxln ; subscription SI ; estab-
lislied 1887 ; C. H. Brown, editor and publisher.
liAKE BENTON, C. H., Lincoln Co.
P 600 pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
200 m. from St. Paul. Engaged principally in
agriculture.
NEWS; Tuesdays; four pages ; size ^Ay".:;,
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Charles
M. Morse, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 .
L.AKE CITY, Wabasha Co., U^ 2,600
pop., on Lalce Pepin, an expansion of Mis-
sissippi r., and division of Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd., 57 m. below St. Paul.
Centre of a rich agricultural region. Manu-
factures carried on. Summer resort.
GRAPHIC ; Tuesdays ; republican; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscl-iption .$2 ; estab-
lished 18S2 ; H. L. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
C. R. McKenney , editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
LAKE CRYSTAL, Blue Earth Co.,
p 900 pop., on Chicago, St. Paul & Minne-
apolis Rd. and northern terminus of the
Des Moines & St. Paul Rd. Fine agricult-
ural, stock-raising and dairying region.
UNION ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2;
established 1882 : George W. Neff, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
liAKEFIELD, Jackson Co., JJ 500
pop., on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 120 m. N. W. of Sioux City and 150 W.
of St. Paul, at the S. end of Heron Lake.
An agricultural section and favorite resort
for sportsmen.
STAND A RD ; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription .«;1.50; established
1883; R. H. Luenburg, editor and publisher;
circulaticm L 2 .
liAMBERTON, Red^oood Co., p 149t
pop., on Win(«ui & St. Peter Rd. and on
Cottonwood r., in an agricultural district.
COIW>lERCIA Ti ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent-republican ; eight pages ; size :30x44; sub-
scription .$1.25 ; established 18T8 ; Burt W.
Lyon, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
LANESBORO, Fillmore Co., O, 1,101
pop., on Southern Minnesota Rd., 54 m. W.
of La Crosse, Wis. Flouring mills.
JOURNAIj; Fridays; republican : four
pages; size 26x40 ; sub.scription $2 ; established
1874; Robt. Donahl, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
liE ^OY, Mower Co., 11^600 pop., on the
Chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., about
90 m. from McGregor, Iowa. Manufactories
of various kinds here.
INDEPENDENT: Fridays; four pages;
s'-^" 26x40: subscription $1.50; established
1875 ; J. McKnight, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MINNESOTA.
LE SUEUR, ie Sueiir Co.,':^ 2,034 pop.,
on Minnesota r. and Sioux City div. of Chi-
cago, St. Paul, M. & O. Rd., 63 m. from St.
Paul. Engaged extensively in milling. In
the midst of an agricultural and stock-
raising district.
NEAVS; Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. H. Dearth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; Jas. J. Green, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
LEXINGTON, Le Sueur Co., g 100
pop., in an agricultural and stock raising
district, 6 m. from Montgomery and 12 from
Le Sueur.
FARM ECHO: Thursdays; prohibition
four pages ; size 20x26 ; established 1886 ; Jos.
Chadderdou, editor and publisher.
LITCHFIELD, C. H., Meeker Co., a
2,000 pop., on Lake Ripley and St. Paul, Min-
neapolis & Manitoba Rd., 78 m. W. of St.
Paul. Has woolen and flour mills, foundry
and creamery.
INDEPENDENT; Tuesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1876 ; H. I. Peterson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS-LEDGER; Thm-sdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1868 ; W. D. Joubert, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SATIRDAY REVIEW ; Saturdays;
non-partisan ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1..50; established 1884; Pier Brothers,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LITTLE FALLS, C. H., Morrison
Co., a 1,S(X) pop., at junction of Northern
Pacific and Little Falls & Dakota Rds., be-
tween St. Paul and Brainerd. Possesses
good water power.
MORRISON CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 : established 1886 ;
Cyrus D. Auyer, editor and publisher ; issues
also the Sun.
SUN; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; Cyrus D. Auyer. editor; Little
Falls Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n L2 ;
issue also the Morrison Co. Democrat.
TRA NSC R 1 PT ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 36x48; sul)scription S1.5U; established
1877 ; W. M. Fuller, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
LONG PRAIRIE, C. H., Todd Co.,
n 700 pop., on Long Prairie r. and Sauk
Centre Northern Rd., 140 m. from St. Paul.
In an agricultural communitj'.
LEADER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1884 ; Frank B. Simmons, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
TODD CO. ARGUS; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1..50; established 1876; Arthur W. Sheets,
editor and publislier ; circulation K 1.
LUVERNE, C. H., Rock Co., p 1,346
pop., on Worthington & Sioux Falls division
of St. Paul & Sioux City and BismarcK ex-
tension of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Rds.
ROCK CO. HERALD; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription
$1..50; established 1873; H. J. Miller, editor and
publisher; circulation .11. An edition, same
size, is issued on Tuesdays ; subscription $1.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOR^ .
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3IiyXESOTA.
MINNESOTA.
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T I 31 E S ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size ■2tix4U; subscription Sl-SO ; estab-
iisiied 188) ; Buchanan Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
MABEL, Fillmore Co., Q^ 350 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
Creameries and various stores.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1S85 ; Chas. Russell, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
MAimiil A, Watonwan Co., g 900 pop.,
on Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Rd., 23 m. from Mankato and 110 from St.
Paul. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Has large brick yard.
T I 31 E S ; Fridays ; repubUcan • four
pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; B. C. Sanborn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
WATONWAN CO. NEWS; Thurs
davs ; independent; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription ,«;1.50 ; established 1886; G. N.
Weston, editor and publisher.
MADISON, Lac-Qui-Parle Co., -u 500
pop., on Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd., sur-
rounded by a flue farming section.
liAC-QUI-PARLE CO. PRESS; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; suljscription
§1.50 ; established 1882 ; Farnbam & Ellickson,
■editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MANKATO, C.H., Blue Earth Co., g
10,|J(X) pop., at junction of Minnesota & Blue
Earth rs. Centre of an agricultural district.
Four large flouring mills in the city ; also
plenty of timber in vicinity. Has considera-
ble trade and manufactui-ing interests, in-
cluding clay, brick, limestone, building
stone, cement, etc., and advantages of four
distinct lines of railroad, viz., Chicago &
N. W., Chicago, St. Paul, M. & O., Chicago,
M. & St. Paul, Mankato & Elmore and
Cannon Valley. State Normal School and
Catholic Institute located here ; has vrater
and gas works.
DER 3IINNESOTA BEOBACH-
TER ; Thui-sdajs ; German ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription .S2 ;
established 1S73; John M. Broome, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 23x44 ; subscription 82 ;
established 1857; L. P. Hunt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Satui-days; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1885 ; A. M. Morrison, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
POST; Fridays; German; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; suljscription §3 ; established 18S6 ;
Geo. W. Scherrer & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
PUBLIC SPIRIT; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1S79 ; J. D. Quane, editor and publisher;
circulation L2.
REGISTER ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size :J<Jx44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established
1^ ; Woodard l«c Geddes, editors and publish'-
ers ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW; Tuesdays; democratic; eight,
pages ; size Slxl.J ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lislied 1869 ; John C. Wise & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MANTORVILL.E, C. H., Dodge Co.,
Q. 477+ pop., about 2i m. from Kasson and 17
W. of Rochester. Large grist mill here.
EXPRESS; Fridays; independent; four
23
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; Henry A. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulatioii K 1.
MARSHALL, C.H.,i2/o» Co.,p 1,400
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., and
Redwood r. Exports wheat, flax, barley,
beef and pork.
NEWS 3IESSENUER; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
§2; established 1879; Charles C. Whitney &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
MAZEPPA, Wabasha Co., O, 460t
pop., on Zumbro r., 20 m. from Red%vlng.
Engaged in milling ; good water power ;
surrounded by a rich farming country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lislied 1877 ; A. J. Myers, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
MINNEAPOLIS, C. H., Hennepin
Co., a 160,()U0 pop., at St. Anthony's Falls on
Mississippi r., at junction of Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul, Chicago, St. Paul, M. &
O., St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba, Min-
neapolis & Duluth, Minneapolis & St. Louis,
Minn., Lyndale & Minnetonka, Northern
Pacific, Minneapolis & Sault Sainte Marie,
Wisconsin Central, Minnesota Northern,
Chicago, Burlington & Northern and Atlan-
tic Rds. Has an extensive trade ; does a
large business in flour and lumber. The
river furnishes power, which is employed
on a very large scale in milling and manu-
facturing. The city's rapid growth in im-
portance, business, population and enter-
prise is remarkable.
EVENING JOURNAL. ; every evening
except Sunday ; independent-republican ;
four pages ; size of page 16x24 ; subscription
§5 ; established 1878 ; J. S. McLaiu, editor ;
Journal Printing Co., publishers ; cii'culation
F 2. ^;^^ Actual average circulation for one
year preceding Xov. 1, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American Neivspa-
per Directory, 14,835 copies.
PIONEER PRESS; (see St, Paul.)
RAILWAY AND HOTEL NEWS;
every morning ; four pages ; size 22x35 ; sub
scription .§3 ; established 1884 ; D. E. Roselle,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1; dated
at Minneapolis and St. Paul.
TRIBUNE; every morning except
Sunday, SUNDAV TRIBUNE, Sundays,
and FAR3IERS' TRIBUNE, Thurs-
days; daily and weekly eight pages, Sunday
twenty-four pages ; size of page 18x23 ; sub-
scription—daily §7, Sunday §1.50, weeklv §1 ;
established 1867 ; Will E. Haskell, editor ;
Aldeu J. Bletheii, manager ; The Tribune Co.,
publishers ; circulation— daily E 1, Sunday
E2, weekly F 1.
ARBEIDETS BIDDER; Fridays;
Skandiuavian , four pages; size 22x32; sub
scription §1 ; established 1886 ; Johannes
West, editor ; Marystone & Valburg, pub-
lishers.
BUDSTIRKEN; Tuesdays; Norwegian;
republican ; four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscrip-
tion §2.50 ; established 1873 ; Gudm. F. Johnson
and Johan E. Gjedde, editors and publishers ;
circulation HI; dated at Slinneapolis and
Chicago, 111.
C03I3IERCIAL BULLETIN; Satur-
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22 ; subscription §2 ; established 1881 ; Com-
mercial Bulletin Publishing Co., editors and
publishei-s; circulation J 2.
ECHO DE L'OUEST; Wednesdays;
French ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
358
GEU. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MINXESOTA.
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$1.50 : established 18S3 ; Demeules & Laramee,
editors an<l iiublishers: circ'n I 1.
F A E I) R E L. A X I) E T O G E 31 1 -
GRANTEX ; (see La Crosse, ^Vis.)
FARMERS' TRIBUNE; (see Tribune.)
FIRESIDE: Thursdays; eight pages;
size -lixlS ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Fireside Publlshhig Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
FOL.KEBL1ADET; Wednesdays; Nor-
weglan ; iudependeut ; eight pages ; size of
page lSx"24; subscription $2.50; established
18TS ; K. F. Heiberg, editor ; Folkebladet Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation H 1.
FREE BAPTIST; Wednesdays; free
baptist ; eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ; sub-
scription S1.75 ; established 1882 ; A. A. Smith,
editor ; Free Baptist Publishing Association,
puV)llshers; circulation J 2.
FREIE PRESSE; Saturdays; Gei-man;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1869 ; E. A. Zaeudt,
editor ; Lambert Naegele, publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
HEROIiD ; Thursday's; German; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1884 ; German Press Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation .1 1 .
IL.EUSTRERET UGEBLAD ; ^see
Ciiicago, 111.)
IRISH STAXDARD; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic; eight pages; size 34x48 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1885 ; Edward O'Brien, editor ;
N. W. Standard Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J 2.
LE PROGRES; Thursdays; French;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1884 ; J. B. A. Para-
dis, editor ; Le Progres Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
MERCURY; Saturdays; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 ;!subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885^ Edwin Ferwald, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
MINNESOTA FARMER; Fridays;
agricultural; twenty pages; size of page
10x15 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1877 ;
H. E. Newton, editor; Minnesota Farmer
Printing Co., publishers; circulation Gl;
iated and published simultaneously at
Minneap(^)lis and St. Paul.
MISSISSIPPI VALIiEY LUM-
BERMAX AXD MANUFACTURER;
Fridays ; commercial ; twenty -four pages ;
size of page 11x15; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1876; Piatt B. Walker, editor and
publisher; circulation .J 1.
X E W S LETTER ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 : Wna. Bickley, editor; Gazette Co.,
publishers.
NORDVESTEX; (see St. Paul.)
XORTH WESTERN LABOR
UXIOX; Saturdays ; labors, four pages ; size
21x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 : Ste-
vens & Goocli, editors and publishers ; organ
of the Minneapolis Trades and Labor Assem-
bly.
NORTHWESTERN MILLER; Fri
davs ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of
page 11x14 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873;
C. M. Palmer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 2.
NORTHWESTERN PRESBY-
TERIAN; Saturdays; presbyterian ; eight
pages ; size of page 1.5x22 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; John B. Donaldson, editor ;
Northwestern Publishing Co., publishers ;
cii-culatiou I 2 ; dated at Minneapolis and St.
Paul.
REVIEW; Fridays; prohibition; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
li.shed 1865; L. Bixby, editor and publisher;
circulation .1 2 ; issues also the Temijcrance
Educator.
SATURDAY EVENING SPECTA-
TOR; Saturdays; independent; twelve
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; suV)scription .$2 ;
established 1879; C. H. DuBois. editor and
publisher; circulation 12; issues also the
Real Estate and Building Review.
SKAFFAREN; (see St. Paul.)
3IIXNESOTA.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE; (see Tribu7ie.)
SVENSKA AMERIKAXSRA
POSTEN; Tuesdays ; Skandinavian ; 'our
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; The Swedish American Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n 1 1 .
SVENSKA FOLKETS TIDNINti ;
Wednesdays ; Swedish ; eight pages ; size
of page 17x23 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1883 ; Swedish Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation F2, including special
editions; dated at Minneapolis and St. Paul.
SVENSKA KRISTNA HAROLD-
EN; Wednesdays ; Skandinavian; lutheran ;
sixteen pages; size 30x44; subscription $2;
established 1885 ; The Swedish Christian Her-
ald Publishing Association, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation .J 2.
WESTERN APPEAL; (see St. Paul.)
NORTHWEST TRADE; biweekly;
commercial ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; C. E.
Havnes, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
FARM, STOCK AND HOME; semi-
monthly ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription .50 c-nts ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Farm, Stock and Home Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation E 1.
OUR CHURCH; semi-monthly; uni-
versalist ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Rev. L. D. Boynton,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; dated
at Minneapolis and St. Paul.
SKANDINAVISK FARMER
JOURNAL: semimonthly; Skandinavian;
agricultural ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x14; subscription §1; established 1SS2; C.
Rasmussen, editor and publisher ; ciroula
tiou I 1 .
ARIEL ; monthly ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; Students of the University of Minne-
sota, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; Issued during the collegiate
* CUPID'S DARTS AND AGENTS*
ARTS : monthly ; matrimonial ; four pages ;
size 211x26; subscription 50 cents ; established
18S6 ; Novelty Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
HOUSEKEEPER ; monthly ; domestic
economy ; tweutj'-lour pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription $1; established 1878;
Buckeye Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation B 1 .
MASTER MASON; monthly; free-
masonry ; four pages ; size 24x;54 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; L. D. Boynton, edi-
tor and publisher ; dated at Minneapolis and
St. Paul.
MINNESOTA 3IEDICAL AND
SURGICAL JOURNAL; monthly;
medical ; seventy-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription §1; established 1874; Edward X.
Fishljlatt, editor and publisher.
MO WHY'S OFFICIAL RAIL-
WAY GUIDE; monthly; seventy-eight
pages ; size of page 4x8 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; H. W. Mowry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation 12.
NORTHWESTERN ARCHITECT
AND IMPROVEMENT RECORD;
monthly ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
12x14; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
Baldwin, Bruce & Brundage, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1; dated at Minne-
apolis and St. Paul.
NORTHWEST MAGAZINE ; (see
St. Paul.)
ODI> FELLOW; monthly ; Independent
Order of Odd Fellows; eight pages; size of
page 9.X12 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1SS6 ; M. P. Satterlee, editor ; Satterlee Bros.,
bublishers.
OUR YOUNG 3IEN; monthly; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; G. F. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher.
PILGRIM; monthly; congregational;
four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription .50 cents ;
establish<^d 1881 ; Rev. John H iMorley, editor
and publisher ; circidation J 1 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
359
JllXXESOTA.
POUIiTKY AND FARM JOUR-
NAL. ; monthly ; poultry and stock raising ;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1877 ; T. T. Bacheller, editor
and pul)lisher; circulation J 1.
PYTHIAN ADVOCATE; monthly;
Knights of Pythias ; eight pages ; size 20x32 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1884 ; Fred- E.
Wheaton. editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
REAL, ESTATE AND BLIL.DING
REVIEW; monthly; real estate; eight
pages : size 30x44 ; suljscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; C. H. Dubois, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1 ; issues also the Satur-
day Evening Spectator.
SCHOOL EDI CATION; monthly;
educational; tweaty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 : San-
ford Xile.-i. editor and publisher ; circ'n H 1.
T E 31 P E R A N C E EDUCATOR ;
monthly ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1882 ; L.
Bixby, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
issues also the Revieir.
WOOD AND IRON; monthly; me-
chanical : thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1880 ; Wood and
Iron Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n H 1.
MONTEVIDEO, C. H., Chippewa Co.,
-n l,(iOu pop., on Chippewa r,, near junction
wath Minnesota r. Located in the heart of
the Upper Minnesota Valley, and in the
midst of one of the finest stock, dairy and
farming sections of the Northwest.
CHIPPEWA CO. C03I3IERCIAI. ;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
Hayes & Spencer, editors and publishers.
LEADER; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1877 ;
H. E. Hoard, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2
MONTGOMERY, Le Sueur Co., g
l,»K(i pop., on Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd.,
8 m. from Prague and 16 from Le Sueur, in
an agricultural district.
STAR ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1SS6 ; J. H. Glass, editor ; Coiu'ad
Pawlitshek. publisher.
MONTICELLO, Wright Co., u 750
pop. (pop. of township 1,400), on Mississippi
r., 46 m. X. W. of St. Paul, with which it is
connected by the St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Manitoba Rd. Surrounded by a rich
farming country.
WRIGHT CO. TI3IES; Wednesdays;
independent-republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription SI : established 1859 ;
Clarence A. French, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
MOORHEAD,C. H., Clay Co., ^ 2,536
pop., on Red r., and at crossing of St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Manitoba, Moorhead &
Northern and Northern Pacific Rds., 252 m.
from Duluth and 240 from St. Paul, at ter-
minus of the proposed Moorhead & South-
eastern Rd. A place of active trade.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEWS, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— <laily 22x:30. weekly :]0x44 ; sub-
scription—daily .S6, weekly SI ; established-
daily 1881, weekly 1872 ; George N. Lamphere,
editor and puVjlisher ; circulation — dailj- L 2
weekly K 2. ZW" Actual average circulation
of iveekly edition for one year preceding Nov.
11, 186''i, a.^ per statement on ;tile at tlie office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 85i
copies.
NEWS; {&ee Evening News.)
MINNESOTA.
MORA, C. II., Kanabec Co., n 200 pop.
on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd. En-
gaged in milling and the production of lime.
KANABEC CO. TIMES; Mondays;
four pages ; size 22x30 : subscription .-^LoO ; es-
tablished 1882; R. W. SafEord, editor and
publisher; circ'n L2.
MORRIS, C. U., Stevens Co., -n 1,600
pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Rd. and Browns Vallej^ branch of the same ;
also terminus of Little Falls & Dakota Rd.
A good agi-icultural section. Has numer-
ous manufacturing industries.
SUN ; Thursdays ; democratic; four pages ;
size 26x40: subscription §1.50; established
1883 ; S. C. Murphy, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subsci'iption $2; es-
tablished 1876; E. W. Randall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW LONDON, KayuliyoM Co., a
100 pop., on the Crow r., 18 m. from Wil-
mar. Milling and manufacturing.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x:36 ; subscription $1-50 ; estab-
lished 1886; Gale & Crosby, editors and pub-
lishers.
NEW RICHLAND, Waseca Co., 457
pop., on 3Iinneapolis & St. Louis Rd., 13 m.
from Waseca.
NORTH STAR ; Thursdays ; eight
pages: size 26x40; subscription $1.50: estab-
lished ls.>6 ; S. K. Gregg, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
NEW ULM,C.H.,i?/-ot<;nCo., g 4,000
pop., on Minnesota r. and Winona & St.
Peter Rd., about 25 m. above Mankato.
Centre of trade. Considerable manufac-
turing carried on.
POST ; Fridays ; German ; republican ;
eight pages ; size .32x44 ; subscription !§2 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; Albert Bogen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REVIEW^; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1877 ; Charles L. Roos, editor ; Brandt &
Weddeudorf. publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW YORK MILLS, Otter Tail
Co., -Zl 450 pop., on the Northern Pacific Rd.
Lumbering is the principal industry..
UNSI IvOTIMAA; weekly; Finnish;
four pages ; size 24x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; .August Nylund, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NORTHFIELD, Rice Co., g 3,000
pop., on Iowa & Minnesota and Cannon r.
divisions of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
and Cannon Valley div. of Minneapolis &
St. Louis Rds., 37 m. from St. Paul. Centre
of an agricultural region. Seat of Carleton
and St. Olef Colleges.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; independent republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1876 ; Joel P. Heatwole, editor ;
James A. Minder, publisher ; circulation K 1.
CARL.ETONIA; monthly ; twenty
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
SI ; established 1S8I ; Senior and Junior
Classes of Carleton College, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2 ; a college paper; is-
sued ilurini; the collegiate vear.
SIDEREAL. MESSENGER; monthly;
science ; fifty-four pages octavo : sub.scrip-
tion $2: established 1882; Wm. W. Payne,
editor and publisher; circulation Kl; not
issued during July and September.
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ORTONVILLE, C. H., Big Stone Co.,
-c \,2M pop., on Minnesota r. and Fargo &
Southern and Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds. A
promising locality in a wheat and stock
region. The Ortonville & Lake Superior
Rd. is being constructed. Big Stone Lake—
a summer resort— near by.
BIG STONE CO. HERAL.D; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 2Sx44 ;
subscription SI. 50; established 1879; W. C.
Whitemau, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
HEADLIGHT; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1884 ; Xelson O. Foss, editor
and publisher : circulation K 1.
NORTH STAR ; Tuesdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
F. G. Tuttle, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
OSAKIS, Douglas Co., -a 600 pop., on
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd., 12 m.
from Alexandi-ia and 13 from Sauk Centre.
Engaged in farming and the manufacture
of lumber and railroad ties. A great sum-
mer resort.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription §1; established i883 ;
M. P. Stephens, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2 .
OSSEO, Hennepin Co., n 350 pop., on
Minneapolis & Northwestern branch of the
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd., 6 m.
from Anoka.
PL.AINDEALER ; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size ;]0x44 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 18S6 ; J. L. Barlow, editor and publisher.
OWATONNA, C. H., Steele Co., g
5,000 pop., on Straight r., at intersection of
Winona & St. Peter division of Chicago
& N. "W. Rd., with Iowa and Minnesota divi-
sion of Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 67 m.
from St. Paul and 90 from Winona. Wheat,
Jaeef, pork and produce market for sur-
rounding country. A growing shipping and
manufacturing point. A Vichy mineral
water spring located here. Flue educa-
tional facilities.
JOURNAL AND HERALD; Fridavs;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1863 ; Drebert &
Soper. editors and publishers : cii'c'n K 2.
PEOPLES' PRESS; Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1874; B. E.
Darby, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PARK RAPIDS, C.IT., Hubbard Co.,
n 125 pop. A new town, on Park r., near
fertile prairies and on the edge of an exten-
sive pine belt.
HUBBARD CO. ENTERPRISE;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36; sul)Scription$l ; established 1882; Henry
R. Cobb, editor and publisher; circ'n L 1.
PAYNESVILLE, Steams Co., n 515
pop., Is situated in a splendid farming sec-
tion, 18 m. from Atwater and is the centre
of considerable trade.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 21x36; subscription .$1.25; estab-
lished l&8ti; H. A. Krause, editor and publisher.
PELICAN RAPIDS, 0«er Tail Co.,
■a 1,000 pop., on Pelican r. and' terminus of
MINNESOTA.
the Pelican branch of the St. Paul, 3Iinne-
apolis & Manitoba Rd.
PARK REGION PIONEER; Fridays;
eight pages; size 30x44; sub.scription §2;
established 1882 ; A. E. Rathbun, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PERHAM, otter Tail Co., ^1,200 pop.,
on Northern Pacific Rd. Has several flour
and saw mills.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Edward H. Love, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
PINE CITY, C. H., Pine Co., a-
413 pop., on St. Paul & Duluth Rd. and 64 m.
from St. Paul. Large lumber trade ; also
stave factory.
PINE CO. PIONEER; Saturdays ; eight
pages; size ;50x44 ; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1885; Ed. C. Gottry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
PINE ISLAND, Goodhue Co., ^ 1,400
pop., 16 m. from Rochester, Minn., by Rd.
Milling, wheat and lumber form the chief
industries.
JOURNAL; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882; Holmes & Ingalls, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
PIPE STONE, C.H., Pipe Stone Co.,
p 1,800 pop., on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, Burlington, Cedar Rapids
& Northern, Willmar & Sioux Falls and
St. Paul, Minn. & Omaha Rds. Location of
the Pipe Stone quarry.
STAR ; semi- weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1879 ; Isaac L. Hart & Sou, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PIPESTONE CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Fridays ; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$2; established 1884; Frank C. Culley, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PLAIN VIEW, Wabasha Co., C^ 768
pop., connected by branch Rd. with W. &
St. P. Rd. Lies on an undulating prairie, 80
m. from Winona. Occupation, agricultural.
Excellent lands for wheat, oats, barley,
corn and stock.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1874;
Ed. A. Paradis, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
PRESTON, C. H., Fillmore Co., m,
1,2(10 pop., 44 m. W. by S. of La Crosse, Wis.
Surrounded by a rich agricultural and dairy
district.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; greenback ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1861 ; W. A.
Hotchkiss. editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
TI3IES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1 ; established 1861;
S. S. McKenny, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 2.
PRINCETON, C. H., Mille Lacs Co.,
a 587 pop., on Rum r. Has several lumber
mills and is the centre of a large farming
community.
UNION; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription §2;
established 1876; R. C. Dunn, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
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RED LAKE FALLS, Polk Co., ti
1,5(X) pop., situated S. of The junction of the
Clearwater and Red Lake rs., and on the
Duluth & Manitoba Rd.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent-demo-
cratic ; eisrht pages ; size 2(!x4() ; subscription
$2 ; established I880 ; O. M. Holmes, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
GOLDEN SHEAF; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 2(;x49 : subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Paul B. Bodeen, publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
RED WING, C. H., Goodhue Co., O^
6,870 pop., on W. bank of Mississippi r., and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Cannon
Valley div. of Minneapolis & St. Louis Rds.,
about 41 m. from St. Paul. Local wheat
market and third of the leading manufac-
turing cities in the State.
REPUBIjICAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and ADVANCE SUN, Wednes-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44; subscription
— dailv §5, weekly .§1.50; established— daily
1885, weekly 1857 ; B. B.Herbert, editor; Red
Wing Printing Co., publishers; circulation —
dailv J 2, weeklv .T 1.
A *D VANCE SUN: {see Republican.)
ARGUS; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18&4 ; Charles L. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
PARISH MESSENC^Elt ; monthly;
protestaut episcopal ; ten pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription 50 cents; established 1885;
Rev. C. H. Plummer, editor and publisher ; a
local church paper.
REDWOOD FALLS, C. H., Hed-
ivood Co., p 1,200 pop., on Redwood r., ter-
minus of the Minnesota Valley Rd., and
on Minneapolis & St. Louis Rd. Engaged in
farming and manufactures. U. S. Local
Land Office.
REDWOOD GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion ,§1.50; established 1869; James Aiken,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REVEILiLE; Saturdays; foiu' pages;
size 26x40; subscription §1.50; established
1885 ; S. W. Hays, editor ; Chas. C. Whitney,
publisher; circulatiou L2.
ROCHESTER, C. H., Olmsted Co.,a,
5,313 pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd., 50 m.
from Winona. The most important place
on this railroad. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district ; the centre of an active
trade.
HEROIjD; Fridays; German; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Si ; estab-
lished 1880 ; L. H. Berg, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
OL,31STKD CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 2iix40 ;
subscription .§1.50; established 1889 ; C. Elliott
& Son^ editors and publishers.
POST; Fridays; repuV)lican ; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1859 ;
J. A. Leonard, editor andlpublisher; cii'C'n J 1.
RECORD AND UNION; Fridays;
four pages : size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1866; A. W. Blakely, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROY ALT ON, Morrison Co., D 650
pop., on Northern Pacific Rd. on Platte r.
Flour and saw mills. Large quantity of
ties, wheat an<l wood sold here.
B ANNE II; Wednesdavs; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription SI; established 1886; N.
Saeet, editor and publisher ; circ'u K 1.
RUSH CITY, Chisago Co., O 1,400
pop., at junction of St. Paul & Duluth and
Grantsburg, Rush City & St. Cloud Rd., 54
m. X. of St. Paul, 100 S. of Duluth. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and hax'dwood
tiniber district. Centre of an active trade.
POST; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; H. P. Robie, editor ; Robie Bros.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
RUSHFORD, Fillmore Co., □, 1,300
pop., on Root r. and Southern Minnesota
Rd., 30 m. from La Crosse. Water power
furnished by the river and Rush Creek,
which is used in manufactiu-es of various
kinds.
ST A R ; Thui'sdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1-30; established 1873; Geo. E.
Kirkpatrick, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
ST. CHARLES, Winona Co., i\ l,155t
pop., on Winona & St. Peter Rd., 28 m. W. of
Winona. Centre of an agricultural district.
UNION ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab
lished
Usher
1877; J. S. Whiton, editor and
circulation L 2 .
pub-
ST. CLOUD, C. H., Stearns Co., □ 6,000
pop., on Mississippi r., and Northern Pa-
cific, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba, St.
Cloud & Willmar and St. Cloud & Osseo
Rds., 75 m. from St. Paul. Largest place in
N. part of State, and centre of manufact-
uring trade. Agricultural and lumber dis-
trict surrounding.
DER NO RD STERN ; Wednesdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1874; Wm. P. Remer,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
JOURNAL-PRESS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1857 ; W. B. Mitchell, edl-
•tor and publisher; circulation J 2.
TirHES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; C. F. MacDouald, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .J 1.
ST. HILAIRE, Polk Co., b 400 pop.,
on Red Lake & Lake of the Woods Rd., 30
m. from Crookston. Engaged in the manu-
facture of lumber and flour.
SPECTATOR; Wednesdays ; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription S2 ; established 1883 ;
H. E. Ives, editor and publisher; crrc'n L 2.
ST. JAMES, C. H,, Watonwan Co., g
814 pop. Division station on Chicago, St.
Paul, M. & O. Rd. Farming district.
JOURNALi ; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription .§2 ; es-
tablished 1878; W. A. Chapman, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
ST. PAUL, C. H., Ramsey Co., D- State
capital, 111,397 pop., on Mississippi r., 9 m.
below the falls of St. Anthonj', and at the
head of navigation. Engaged in manufac-
turing and trade. Has a verj' large whole-
sale trade. An important railroad centre,
eighteen rds. meeting here. The rapidity
with which the city is developing in popu-
lation, trade and enterprise is exceptional.
DIS PATC H ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
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MINXESOTA.
can ; four pages ; size 24x33 ; subscription-
daily $4, weekly $1 ; established 1868 ; Geo.
K. Shaw, editor; Dispatch Printing Co.,
publisliers ; circ'u — daily Gr 1, weekly J 1.
GLOBE; evei-y morning except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Thursdays, and .SUNDAY
Gl^OHE, Sundays; independent-demo-
cratic ; daily and weekly eight pages, Sunday
sixteen pages ; size of page lTx2(j ; subscrip-
tion—daily S8, weekly $1, Sunday S2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Lewis Baker, editor and publish-
er; clrc'ii— daily a 1, weekly H 2, Sunday F 1.
HOTEL RiePORTER; every morning
except Monday ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription S3 ; established 1878 ; S. H. Watson,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1, partly
gratuitous.
PIONEER PRESS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, JSUX-
DAY PIONEER
PRESS, Sundays,
and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; eight
pages (Sundaj- issue
sixteen to twenty-
eight pages) ; size of
page 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion—daily S8. Sun-
day S2, daily with
Sunday .$10, weekly
$1 ; established 1849 ;
J. A. Wheelock, edi-
tor; Pioneer Pi-ess Co., publishers; circula-
tion—daily E 1, Sunday E 1, weekly E 1 ; dated
and published simultaneously at St. Paul and
Minneapolis. JW^Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Jan. 1. 1887, as x>er
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, daily 1.3.119, Sunday
17,113, iceekly 1.5,.54(i copies.
RAILWAY AND HOTEL NEWS;
(see Minneapolis.)
VOLKSZEITT^NG; every evening
except Sunday, WEEKLY, Wednes-
days, and MINNEHAHA, Sundays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size — daily 29x44, weekly
32x50, Sundaj' 21x35 ; subscription— daily S8,
weekly S2, Sunday §1.50; C. H. Lienan, editor
and publisher ; circulation— {laily J l , weekly
H 1 ; does not insert advertisements in Sun-
day edition.
FA3IILIEN ZEITUNG ; semi weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; German ; iude-
peudeut ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1885 ; German Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
A. O. U. W. GUIDE; Fridas's ; Ancient
Order of United Workmen ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x15; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; Guide Printing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation H 1. ^i^ Actual arex-
age circulation for one year preceding Nov. 1,
1886, as23er statement on file at the office of the
American Xeirsj^ajjcr Directory, 3,025 cojiies.
DER WANDERER; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; sub-
scription S2..50 ; established 1867 ; Hugo Klap-
proth, editor ; Wanderer Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
DRUID; Saturdaj's; United Ancient Or-
der of Druids ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1,50; established 1882; George H.
Sheire, editor and publisher ; circulation .J 1.
FARMER; Thursdays : agricultural ;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion .*;1.5'>; established 18s6; Geo. Wm. Hill
and W. W. Corbett, editors ; Farmers' Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
HERALD; Saturdays ; independent ;
twelve and sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
sub.scriptioii $2; established 1SS3; Artou E.
Varity, editor and i)ublishfr; circulation G 1.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; Tliurs
days; commercial; twelve jciges; size of
page 1.3x18 ; subscription S2; established 18S6 ;
J. R. Foulke, editor and publisher.
Ii.\HOR ECHO; Saturdays; labor ; four
pages; size 24x.!tj ; subscription .S1..t<I; estab-
lished 1S8C. ; Jas. H. Burns, editor ; Labor
Echo Publishing Co., publishers.
L.\ HO R .1 0 r R \ A L ; Saturdays ; labor;
four pages ; size 22x3U; subscription $1 ; estab-
MIXNESOTA.
lished 1886 : 6. A. Lafayette, editor ; The La-
bor Journal Publishing Co.. publishei's.
LE CANADIEN; Wednesdays; French;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1877 ; E. R. Duf resne,
editor ; L. N. Dion, publisher ; circ'n H 1.
3IINNEHAHA : (see Volkszeitung.)
MINNESOTA FARMER; (see Min
neapolis.)
NORDVESTEN ; Thursdays; Skandi-
navian ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24 : sub-
scription $1.50; established 1880: Hans D.
Haufuess, editor ; Xordvesten Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation H 2 ; dated at St.
Paul and Minneapolis.
NORTHWESTERN CHRONICLE;
Thursdays ; catholic ; eight pages ; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 :
Northwestern Chronicle Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 .
NORTHWESTERN PRESBYTER-
IAN ; (.see Minneapolis.)
PACIFIC REPORTER ; Thursdays ;
legal ; hfty-six pages octavo ; subscription
§5; established 1881; West Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SATURDAY EVENING NEWS ;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion .81 ; established 1883 ; Wm. M. Bole, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
SKAFFAREN; Wednesdays; Swedish;
eight pages ; size 26x48 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Jos. E. Osborn, manager ; Lu-
theran Publication Society of the Northwest,
publishers ; circulation H 2 ; dated at St. Paul
and Minneapolis.
SUNDAY GLOBE ; (see Globe.)
SUNDAY PIONEER PRESS ; (see
Pioneer Press.)
SVENSKA VOLKETS TIDNING ;
(see Minneapolis.)
TIMES; Thursdays; pi'ohibition ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription SI; estab-
lished 18S6 ; E. E. Cowell, editor ; The Cowell
Printing House, publishers.
WESTERN APPEAL; Saturdays: four
pages: size 24x32; subscription $2; established
1885; F. D. Parker and J. Q, Adams, editors ;
Western Appeal Co., pidilishers ; circ'u K2 ;
dated at St. Paul and Minneapolis.
WEST SAINT PAUL TIMES; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1887 ; West St.
Paul Publishing Co.. ed tors and publishers ;
dated at West st. Paul.
NORTHWESTERN LANCET; semi-
monthly ; medical ; thirty-four pages ; size
of pae;e 7x10 : subscription $1 ; established
1S82 ; C. B. Witherle, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NORTHWESTERN YOLTH; semi-
monthly; juvenile; eight pages ; size 18x24;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 : Northwest-
ern Youth Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
OIR CHURCH; (see Minneapolis.)
GROCER; monthly; commercial; twelve
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription 50
cents established 1877; Griggs & Co., editors
and i)ublishers : an advertising sheet.
MASTER :>IASON; (see Minneapolis.)
NORTHWESTERN ARCHITECT
AND IMPROVEMENT RECORD;
(see Minneapolis.)
NORTHWEST MAGAZINE;
monthl.y ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
10x14; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
E. V. Smalley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion F 1. including .^fj^ecial editions ; dated at
St. Paul and Minneapolis.
STONE CUTTEKS' JOURNAL ;
monthlj' ; labor ; four itages ; size 19x25 ; sub-
scription SI : established 18S6 ; Thomas Ward,
editor and publisher.
ST. PETER, C. II., Nicollet Co., g 4,400
pop., on Minnesota r., and on C. & N. W.
and Chicago, St. P., Minneapolis & Omaha
Rds., 75 m. from St. Paul. Engaged in man-
ufacturing. The State Hospital for the In-
sane is located here, and also Gustavus
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Adolphus College. Timber lands lie to the
east of the town, and prairies border it on
the west.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 2*ix4ii; subscription 81-50 ; estab-
lished 18S4; Essler & Johnsou, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; T.
M. Perry, Jr., editor and publisher; circula-
lation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablishe«t 1860 ; P. V. CoUius, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
ST. VINCENT, Kittson Co., \j 500
pop., terminus of Canadian Pacific and St.
Paul, M. & M. Rds. Head of navigation on
Red River of the North for large boats.
In a good farming country.
NEW ERA AND KITTSON CO.
RECORD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; Wm. G. Deacon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
SAUK CENTRE, Stearns Co., n 2,500
pop., on Sauk r., and St. Paul, M. & M. and
Dakota branch of N. P. Rds., 117 m. N. W,
of St. Paul, at terminus of the S. C. N. Rd.
Tine water power, extensive flouring mills
and general manufacturing. In a fertile
agricultural country.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1867; C. F. Hendryx,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; independent-
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1880 ; Walter C.
Brower, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SAUK RAPIDS, C. H., Benton Co., a
693 pop., on 3Iissis.sippi r., at the terminus
of St. Vincent branch of St. P. & P. Rd. and
the Brainerd branch of X. P. Rd. Possesses
good water power. Several granite quar-
ries are worked in the vicinity. In a good
agricultural country.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1885 ;
A. De Lacy Wood, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
SENTINEL; Tuesdays; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription .§2 ; established 186s ; Geo.
W. Benedict, editor and publisher ; cu'cu-
lation K 1.
SHAKOPEE, C. H., Scott Co., ? 2,011t
pop., on 3Iinnesota r., 28 m. from St. Paul,
at junction of St. Paul & Sioux City, Hast-
ings & Dakota and Minneapolis & St. Louis
Rds. Surrounded by a farming district and
centre of an active trade. Lime kilns,
brick yards, wagon and carriage shops
large flour mill, capacity 6 K) barrels daily,
sash and door factorj', and extensive bot-
tling works are located here.
COURIER; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; C. A. Stevens, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SCOTT CO. ARGUS ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1862 ; Wm. Hinds, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SLAYTON, Murray Co., p 400 pop.,
on the Chicago, St. Paul, ilinneapolis &
MiyKESOTA.
Omaha Rd. Has a first-class flour mill, tow
mill, creamery and hay press. Several
beautiful lakes in the vicinity.
GAZETTE; Thm-sdays ; four pages ;
24x35; subscription 81-50; established 1S83;
L. C. Herr, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 .
SLEEPY EYE, Broion Co., gil,.500
pop., on Chicago & N. W. Rd., also on
Sleepy Eye Lake. General merchandising,
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .82 ; established 1880 ; T.
E. Bowen editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SPRING VALLEY, Fillmore Co., □,
1,256+ pop., on Southern Minnesota Rd., 75
m. W. of La Ci'osse. Engaged in manufac-
turing and agriculture.
MERCURY; Thursdays ; republican ;
eitcht pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81 ; es-
tablished ISSO; Langvvorthy & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
VIDETTE ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription Sl-50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; H. C. Van Leuven, and J. R.
Luckey, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
STEPHEN, Marshall Co., \^ 200 pop.,
on Jamarck r., 7 m. fi-om Argyle and 16
from Warren, the county seat, on the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd. A wheat
country exclusively.
MARSHALL CO. LEADER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; Mussey & Mattson,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
issue also the Warren Sheaf.
STILLWATER, C. H., Washington
Co., D- lS,(!00pop., head of Lake St. Croix, on
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul. Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha and St.
Paul & Duluth Rds., 18 m. from St.
Paul. Engaged in mercantile pursuits and
the manufacture of agi-icultural imple-
ments, traction engines, sash and doors,
flour, lumber and other articles. Surround-
ed by a rich agricultural region. Steamers
run daily to Taylor's Falls, 30 m. above, ou
St. Croix r.
EVENING GAZETTE; every even-
ing except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
22x35, 'weekly 26x40; subscription— daily .86,
weekly -82 ; 'established— daily 18S3, weekly
1870 ; Clewell & Easton. editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily K 2, weekly K 1.
GAZETTE ; (see Evening Gazette.)
MESSENGER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription .82 ; established 1856 ;
Seward & Taylor, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
ST. CROIX POST; Wednesdays; Ger-
man; independent; eight pages; size .30x44;
svibseriDtion .82.50; established 1876; F. C.
Neumeier, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
The Erzcehler is published as a supplement ;
four pages ; size 23x30.
TAYLOR'S FALLS, Chisago Co., a-
l,iX)7f- pop., on St. Croix i-., about 47 m. N. E.
of St. Paul. Engaged in lumber manufac-
tures and agi'iculture. Water power.
Steamers make daily trips between this
point and Stillwater.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .82; estab-
lished 1S73; Ed. H. Folsom, editor and pub-
lisher; ciiculation L2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
JIIXXESOTA.
3IIXNESOTA.
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TOWER, St. Louis Co., cf 1,500 pop.,
on Dulurh & Iron Ranpe Rd. and on Ver-
niiliou Lake. Lumbering exteusivelj' car-
ried on. Saw mills and iron foundries here.
PRESS; Tliursdays ; four pages ; size
24xo() ; subscription §2 ; establislied 1885 ;
C. D. Bingham, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 1 .
TRACY, L7jon Co., p 1.200 pop., on
Winona & St. Peter and Chicago & Dakota
Rds. In farming district.
REP U I J L. I C A N ; Frida ys ; four pages ;
size 24x:'5 ; subscription $1.50 ; establislied
1885 ; Ed. Lawrence, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
TRU3IPET ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
O. J. Rea, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
TYLER, Lincoln Co., p 200 pop., on
Dakota Central Rd., near Lake Benton, 22
m. from Marshall. Farming country.
LiINCOLN CO. JOURNAL; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 1881 ; E. D. Bigham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 3 .
VERNDALE, Wadena Co., □ 700 pop.,
on Northern Pacific Rd., 7 m. from Wa-
dena. Agriculture, milling and lumbering
are carried on in the vicinity.
J O U R N A li ; Fridays ; independent-
republican ; eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $l.r)0 ; established 1879 ; Albert S. McMil-
lan, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WABASHA, C. H., Wabasha Co., c;
2,514 pop., on Mississippi r., 3 m. below Lake
Pepin, 30 above Winona. Grain market and
centre of trade. Terminus of the Mid-
land and Chippewa Valley Rds.
WABASHA CO. HERALD; Wed
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; O.
F. Collier & Co., editors and publisliers ; circu-
lation K 2.
WADENA,C.H., Wadena Co., n 1,800
pop., on Northern Pacific Rd., and eastern
terminus of the Fergus Falls branch of the
same, 100 m. from Fargo, Dak. T., and 183
N. W. of St. Paul. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural and lumber district.
s T R I B T' N E ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
>' 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
\ M. L. Vought, editor and pul^lisher; circula-
• tion L 2.
WADENA CO. PIONEER ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .§1.50 ; A. H. Bereman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WARREN, C. H., Marshall Co., )j 700
pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Rd., and Snake r. Extensively devoted to
farming.
SHEAF; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.65 ; estab-
lished 188(1; iMussey & Mattson, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; issue also the
Stephen Marshall Co. Leader.
WASECA, C. H., Waseca Co., g 3,000
pop., on Winona & St. Peter and Minne-
apolis & St. Louis Rds., 105 m. W. from
Winona and 75 S. of Minneaiiolis. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
\' ' RADICAL; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
I 1862 ; C. E. Graham, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
I WASECA CO. HERALD; Fridays;
independent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Child & Murphy,
I editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WATERVILLE, Le Sueur Co., g
1,200 pop., at junction of the Minneapolis
& St. Louis and Wisconsin, Minn. & Pacific
Rds., 60 m. S. of 3Iinneapolis. Engaged in
manufacturing and general trade. Is situ-
ated in the heart of the timber belt of the
State, and has many large saw mills. A
shipping point for lumber and fish.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; S. H. Farrington & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; ciraulation L 2.
WELLS, Faribault Co., g 1.661 pop., on
Southern Minnesota Rd., 40 m. S. E. of Man-
kato and 25 E. of Blue Earth City. The cen-
tre of an agricultural district and a place of
considerable trade. The railroad repair
shops are located here.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1877 ; Wallace C. Brown, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
WEST ST. PAUL, Eamsetj Co., d-
on the Mississippi r., opposite St. Paul. It
is now the Sixth Ward of St. Paul and a
branch of St. Paul post office.
TI3IES: (see St. Paul.)
WHEATON, Traverse Co., -a 200
pop., on Fargo & Southern Rd. Engaged in
agriculture.
(cAZETTE; Fridavs ; eight pages; size
26x44: subscription $1.50; established 1SS5 ;
Joubert & Fiasier, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
WILLMAR, C. H., Kandiyohi Co., a
1,300 pop., on Foot Lake and St. Paul, Min-
neapolis & Manitoba and St. Cloud & Will-
mar Rds., 104 m. from St. Paul and 95 from
Minneapolis. Superior agricultural district.
One of the best wheat markets on the road,
of which it is also the freight division point..
The railroad machine shops are located
here.
ARGUS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40: subscription $1.65; established 1885;
C. A. Bircli, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REPUBLICAN-GAZETTE ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; six pages ; size of page
22x28; subscription $1.65; established 1871;
Gale &. Crosby, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
WINDOM, C. H., Cottonwood Co., p
700 pop., on Cliicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis
& Omaha Rd., 145 m. from St. Paul and 120'
from Sioux Citj*. Doing considerable trade,
A dairying district.
COTTONWOOD CO. CITIZEN ;
Saturdavs ; four pages; size 26x40; suDscrip
tion S1..'>0 ; established 18&'i ; C. F. Warren &
Son. editors au<l publishers; circulation L2.
RE PORTE R ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40; subsci'iption $1.50;
established 1871 ; E. C. Huntington, editor
and publlslier; circulation K 1.
WINNEBAGO CITY, Faribault
Co., p 993t- pop., on Blue Earth r. and at the
junction of the C, M. & St. Paul and Blue-
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
365
JIINXESOTA.
Earth Valle.v branch of Chicago, Minne-
apolis, St. Paul & Omaha Rds., 33 m. S. of
Mankato ; market for agricultural country.
PRESS-NEWS; Saturdays; republican;
/ four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; es-
....^ tablished 18(i.T ; Sherin & Foss, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WINONA, C. H., Winona Co., □, 18,000
pop., on Mississippi r., Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, Chicago, Burlington & Northern
and Chicago & X. W. Rds.. E. terminus of
Winona & St. Peter and W. terminus Green
Bay, Winona & St. Paul Rds., 107 m. from
St. Paul aud 117 from Minneapolis. Manu-
factories of flour, lumber, wagons, buggies,
plows and agi-icultural machinery. Large
quantities of grain are shipped fi'om this
point. Principal exporting point for wheat
in the State.
REPUBLiICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEIiLiY, Wednesdays ; re-
publican ; six pages ; size— daily (size of page)
20x26, week 1 J' 26x39 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1.15; established — dailjM859, weekly
1835 ; D. Sinclair Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — dailj' J 2, weekly J 2.
A D Li E It : Thursdays ; German ; eight
pages; size 3()x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1873; Winona Adler Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1. Der
Sonntdi/syast is published as a supplement;
four pages : size 22x30.
HERA LD ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
A pages; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
^- — ^1869; Boynton & Metcalf, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation .1 1 .
WESTl.ICHER HEROI^D; Thurs
days; German; independent-democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Joseph Leicht, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .7 2.
^ W I A R II S ; Tuesdays ; Polish ; eight
pages; size 30x41; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1885 ; The Wiarus Puldishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WORTHINGTON, C. H., Nobles
Co., p l,2iJ0 pop., on Okabena Lake and Chi-
cago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha, Bur-
lington, Cedar Rapids & Northern and
Worthington & Sioux Falls Rds., 92 m. from
Sioux City and 178 from St. Paul. An
agricultural aud stock-raising section, and
shipping point for flax, haj, butter and live-
stock.
GLOBE; every morning except Sundaj',
aud WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size— daily 16x22, weekly 24x36 ;
subscription— weekly $2 ; established 18SC ;
Edw. Hitchcock, Sr., editor; Edward Hitch-
cock \- Son, puljlishers.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; independent-
republican; four pages; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .S2; established 1872; A. P. Miller, editor
anrl publisher: circulation K 1.
MINNESOTA H03IE ; monthly; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Minnesota Home Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
ZUMBROTA, Goodhue Co., Q, 1,100
pop., terminus of Rochester & Northern
and Minnesota Midland Rds. An active
business centre and convenient market for
a great wheat-raising section.
INI)EPEN1>ENT : Thursdays ; eight
1 pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
(^1875; E. A. Mitchell, editor and publisher;
' circulation L 2 .
[ NEWS ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
^L 26x40; .subscription S1.50 ; established 1883;
I Zumbiota Printing Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation L2.
3nSSISSIPPI.
ABERDEEN, C H., Monroe Co., cf
5,000 pop., on Tombigbee r. and branch of
Mobile & Ohio Rd , also on Canton, Aber-
deen & Nashville Rd., 232 m. from Mobile and
about the same distance from Columbus,
Ky. The river is navigable to this point a
large portion of the year, and large quanti-
ties of cotton are shipped down the river
to Mobile.
EXAMINER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866; Jonas & Dalton, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
WEEK.il Y ; Fz-idays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1877; Thomp.son & Bradford, editoi's
and publishers ; circulation L2.
ACKERMAN, Choctaw Co., D 125
pop., on Canton, Aberdeen & Nashville Rd.,
26 m. from Starkville.
GUARDIAN; Wednesdays ; four pages;
size 2^x30; svibscription §1.50; established
18S(i ; J. K. Almoii, editor aud publisher.
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE,
Oktibbeha Co., D- So^J pop., on Georgia Pacific
Rd., 2 m. from Starkville, in an agricultural
section. The seat of the A. aud M. College.
DIALECTIC REFLE( TOR; month-
ly ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1884 ; Dialectic Society of
A. and M. College, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
ASHLAND, C. H., Benton Co., ^ 174t
pop., 60 m. S. E. of Memphis, Tenn., aud 13
from Lamar, which is the nearest railroad
station. In a rich cotton and grain-growing
country.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1879 ; B. P. Rees, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
BATESVILLE, Panola Co., [^ 1,:00
pop., 1 m. from the Tallahatchie r., on Miss.
& Tenn. Rd., 60 m. S. of Memphis, Tenn.
Good shipping point for cotton. Contains
foundry, machine shop, flour mills, and
excellent high schools.
PANOLIAN; Fridays; eight pages; size
35x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Pen-in H. Lowry, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
BAY ST. LOUIS, C. H., Hancock
Co., ^ l,978t pop., on the New Orleans, Mo-
bile & Texas division of Louisville and
Nashville Rd. Large commercial town.
GULF COAST PROGRESS; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 22x82 ; subscription
§2; established 1884; Frank L. Leidy, pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BILOXI, Harrison Co., P, 2,500 pop.,
on N. O., Mobile & Texas div. of Louisville
& Nashville Rd., 8 m. from New Orleans, La.
A manufacturing and .shipping point, aud
the most important town on the Mississippi
sea-coast. The canning of oysters, fruits
and vegetables is carried on extensively,
three large factories for this purpose in con-
stant operation. During the summer sea-
son the population reaches 8,C00.
HERALD ; Saturdays : four pages; size
20x3(1 ; established 1884 ; G. W. Weeks, editor
aud publisher.
366
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSISSIPPI.
BOONEVIIiLE,C. H., Prentiss Co.,
cf 6()3+ pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 21 m. from
Corinth and 173 from Meridian. In a cot-
ton-growing district.
P li E A D E R ; Thursdaj^s ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876; J. P. Povall, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
BRANDON, C. H., Rankin Co., U
1,000 pop., on the Vicksburg & Meridian Rd.,
14 m. from Jackson, 60 from Vicksburg and
80 from Meridian. The location is said to
be the highest and healthiest in the State.
Soil verj' productive.
DE]>IOC RAT; Thursdays; four pages;
size 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1884; P. Henry, editor; M. L. Lott, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1850 ; E. E. Frantz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
BROOKHAVEN, C. H., Lincoln Co.,
p 2,000 pop., on Chicago, St. Louis & New
Orleans Rd., 55 m. from Jackson and 129
from New Orleans. Engaged in yellow pine
lumber business ; a cotton market and a
manufactm-ing town. In cotton, corn and
cattle-raising section.
LEADER; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883; B. T. Hobbs, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
BYHALIA, Marshall Co., [^ 520
pop., 28 m. S. W. of Memphis, Tenn., on
Memphis, Selnia & Brunswick and Memphis,
Birmingham & Atlantic Rds. A cotton-
growing section.
JOURNAL; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1883 ; M. D. Herring, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
CANTON, C. H., Madison Co., n 2,500
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 23 m. from
Jackson. Cotton mart.
PICKET; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly 24x3() ;
subscription— ilaily S5.-20, weekly $2'; estab-
lished-daily l8S(i, weekly 1883; E. L. Ross,
editor and publisher ; circ'n— weekly L 2.
^AMERICAN CITIZEN; Satm-days;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1850 ; Mrs. A. S. Bosworth, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
CARROL.LTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
D 394+ pop., about 96 m. N. of Jackson and 20
W. by S. of Grenada. Location of large
cotton factory.
CONSERVATIVE; Saturdaj's ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
S2 ; establislied 1865 ; T. H. Oury & Sons, edi-
tors and pul)lishers ; circulation L 2.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Leake Co., n 285t
pop., about 40 m. N. E. of Jackson. A
growing town.
CARTHAGINIAN ; Satm-days ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 21x35 ; subscription
$2; established 1872; L. M. Garrett, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 •
CHARLESTON, C. H., Tallahatchie
Co., tl 368+ pop., 10 m. W. of Mississippi & Ten-
MISSISSIPPI
nessee Rd. at Oakland, 144 N. of Jackson.
Farming section.
NEVi^S ; Thursdays; four pages; 24x35;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. W.
Bellamy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CLARKSDALE, Coahoma Co., ^
1,100 pop., on Sunflower r., 76 m. S. of Mem-
phis, Tenn., and on Louisville, New Orleans
& Texas and Mobile & Northwestern Rds.
Has saw, planing and cotton-seed oil mills.
BANNER ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $2; established
1884 ; F. Barlow, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x3(; ; subscription $2 ; established
188o; R. H. Taylor, editor; A. J. McDade,
publisher ; issues also the Evausville Tunica
Co. Herald, Greenville Yazoo Delta Review,
Huntington TranserijJt and the Indianola
Times.
COFFEE VILLE, C. H., Yalabusha
Co., i 1,050 pop., on the St. L., C. &N. O. Rd.,
100 m. S. of Memphis, Tenn., and 300 N. of
N. O., La. Engaged in the raising of cotton.
FOCUS; Thursdays; labor; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1886; John W. Wells, editor; F. W. Wells,
publisher.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Lee & Ross, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
COLDWATER, Tate Co., g 400
pop., ou Mississippi & Tennessee Rd.,6m.
from Senatobia, and 19 m. from Sardis.
HERALD; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size :)2x44 ; subscription ,$1.25 ;
established 1886 ; Cuilen B. Johnston, editor ;
Brown & Johnston, publishers.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Marion Co., g
400 pop., on Pearl r., 100 m. from New Or-
leans, La. Trades largely in cotton, wool
and timber.
PEARL RIVER NEWS; Fridays;
four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; S. H. Dale aud H. F. Banks,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
COLUMBUS, C. H., Lowndes Co., n-
5,500 pop., on Tombigbee r., 140 m. from
Jackson on the Georgia Pacific Rd., and a
branch railroad which connects with Mobile
& Ohio Rd. at Artesia, 14 m. distant. The
river is navigable for steamboats to this
point, making it an important shipping
point for cotton. State Female College is
located here.
DISPATCH; tri-weekly. Sundays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size— tri-
weekly 22x32, weekly 26x4i ; subscription—
tri-weekly $5, weekly $2 ; established 1880 ;
Mrs. S. C. Maer, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—triweekly K 1, weekly K 2.
INDEX: Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; C. C. Martin, editor aud publisher;
circulation J 1.
NEW LIGHT; semi-monthly; independ
ent ; eight pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1 ;
established 1886; D. A. Williams, editor; New
Light Publishing Co., publishers ; an organ of
colored people.
CORINTH, C. H., Alcorn Co., d 2.500
pop., at crcssing of Mobile & Ohio aud
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
367
MISSISSIPPI.
Memphis & Charleston Rds., 93 in. from
Memphis. Large iron works located here.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. M. and J. C. Martin, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SUB-SOILER AND DEMOCRAT;
Fridaj's ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.70 ; established 1873 ; S. G. Barr, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, Copiah Co.,
-a 915t pop., on Bayou r. and on New Or-
leans, Jackson & Great Northern Rd., 159
m. from New Orleans. In fruit belt.
METEOR ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; W. N. Hurt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
DURANT,-ffoZ»»es Co., a 1,000 pop., on
New Orleans division of the Illinois Cen-
tral Rd. Carriage shops and various manu-
factories.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 22x80;
subscription $1.50; established 1882; W. T.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
ELLISVILLE,( DEPOT) Jones Co., n
801^ pop., on New Orleans & Northeastern
Rd., 63 m. from Meridau and 160 from New
Orleans, La. Exclusively interested in farm-
ing, stock-raising, manufacture of lumber,
rosin and tui'pentine,aud in merchandising.
EAGLE; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1; established 1881; W.
L. Lee and J. A. Parker, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
EVANSVILIiE, (GREENVILLE
P.O.) Tunica Co , Y] 50 pop., on Louisville,
New Orleans & Texas Rd., 4 m. from
Tunica, and 42 from Memphis, Tenu.
TUNICA CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x3i) ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S86; T.J. Woodsou, editor; A.J.
McDade, publisher ; issues also the Clarksdale
Neirs, Greeuville Yazoo Delta Revien; Hunt-
ington Transcript, and the Indianola Times.
TAYETTE, C. H., Jefferson Co., p
369t pop., on Natchez, Jackson & Columbus
Rd., 26 m. from Natchez. Carriage factory.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; conservative;
four pages; size 24x34; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1866 ; F. H. CuUey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
rOREST, C. H., Scott Co., D 800 pop.,
on Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 45 m. E. of
Jackson. Surrounded by extensive pine
forests, and a country interspersed with
excellent prairie land.
REGISTER; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1867;
Miss M. G. Blackwell, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
FRIAR'S POINT, C. H., Coahoma
Co., ^ 676+ pop., on Mississippi r., 270 m.
above Vicksburg. Shipping and receiving
point of one of the largest and richest
counties in the State. Large quantities of
cotton shipped yearly.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; H. J. Sanderson & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
3IISSISSIPPI.
FUIiTON, C. H., Itawamba Co., cf 260
pop., in a splendid farming section, 19 m.
from Tupelo, and 32 from Verona.
REPORTER: Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1886 ; J. J. Chambers, editor and publisher.
GLiOSTER, Amite Co., jH 500 pop., on
Louisville, New Orleans & Texas Rd. Large
quantities of lumber shipped from here ;
surrounded by a heavilj^ timbered farming
section.
GLOSTER CITY NEWS; Wednes
days; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1..50 ; established 1885 ; J. M. Whitehead, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H„ Washington
Co., -n 2,500 pop., on Mississippi r., 140 m. N.
of Vicksburg, at the intersection of the
Georgia Pacific and the Louisville, New Or-
leans & Texas Rds. Cotton - growing
count rj'.
BUSY BEE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; F. J. Jones, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
TIMES ; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2; established 1868; circula-
tion L 2.
YAZOO DELTA REVIEW ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; A. J. Mc-
Dade, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ;
issues also the Clarksdale News, Evansville
Tunica Co. Herald, Huntington Transcript
and the Indianola Times.
GREENWOOD, C. H., Le Flore Co.,
D 358+ pop., on Yazoo r., 160 m. N. of Vicks-
burg. An active shipping point.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ,
size 22x3(1 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
Will D. Conway, editor and publisher.
YAZOO VALLEY FLAG ; Saturdavs;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; S. R. Coleman, editor; J. L.
Davidson, publisher ; circulation L 2.
GRENADA, C. H., Grenada Co., b
1,914+ pop., junction Mississippi Central and
Mississippi & Tennessee Rds., head of navi-
gation on Yalabusha r., 112 m. from Jack-
son, 100 from Memphis. A cotton-growing
region.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; eight pages; size
26x40; subscripti(m 81.50; established 1S85 ;
W. H. Ladd, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
N E W^ S ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 : estab-
lished 1SS6; D. D. Sledge, editor; Grenada
News Publishing Co., publishers ; an organ of
colored people.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; J. W. Buchanan, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HAMBURG, Franklin Co., p 2,500
pop., on Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
Rd. Lumbering and merchandising. In
cotton and fruit section. The largest town
In the county.
FRANKLIN CO. HERALD ; Fri
days; four pages; size 20x26; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1SS5 ; E. P. Stratton, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
HATTIESBURGH, Perry Co., 0,700
pop., on the New Orleans & Northeastern
Rd. and the Gulf & Ship Island Rd., now in
368
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSISSIPPI.
course of construction. Farming, stock-
raising and timbering.
DEillOCUAT ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; J. M. Williamson, editor and publisher;
circulation L2.
HAZLEHURST, C. H., Copiah Co., -a
2,000 pop., on New Orleans division of Illinois
Central Rd., S4 m. from Jackson and 149
from New Orleans. la cotton section ; has
manufactories of various kinds.
SIGNAL- COPIAH AN ,- Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1882; Mitchell & Sexton, editors and
publishers ; cii-culation L 2 .
HERNANDO, C. K., De Soto Co., ^
583+ pop., on Mississippi & Tennessee Rd.,
22 m. from Memphis and 78 from Grenada.
Over 5,000 bales of cotton shipped annual lj\
DESOTO TIMES; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; \size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 : established 1866 ; W. S. Slade, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HOLLY SPRINGS, C. H., Marshall
Co., \h 3,001} pop., at junction of New Orleans
division of Illinois Central and Memphis,
Birmingham & Atlantic Rds., 48 m. from
Memphis and 180 from Jackson. Engaged
in cotton trade, and has large stone-ware
and soda-water factories. The trade of ten
counties centres here.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; J. M. Mickle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SOUTH ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
shed 1869; Hall & Kemp, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HOUSTON, <^'. H., Chickasaw Co., ^
500 pop., 20 m. from Okolona. Small manu-
factories.
FREE SOUTH; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription §1.50; established
1883 ; G. S. Foster, editor ; Free South Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
HUNTINGTON, Bolivar Co., -a 400
pop., on 3Iississippi r. and Louisville, X. O
& Texas Rd., 18 m. from Greenville.
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
A. J. McDade, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 1 ; issues also the Clarksdale Xcws,
Evansville Tunica Co. Herald, Greenville Ya-
zoo Delta Review and the ludiauola Times.
INDIANOLA, C. H., Sunflower Co. -a
300 pop., on Mississippi dlv. of the Georgia
Pacific Rd, 5 m. from Johnson and 25 from
Greenville.
TIDIES ; Saturdays; four pages: size
22x3h ; subscription $2 ; established 188o ; A. J.
McDade, editor and publisher; circulation
L I ; issues also the Clarksdale News, Evans-
ville Tunica Co. Herald, Greenville Yazoo
Delta Review and the Huntington Transcript.
lUKA, C. H.. Tishomingo Co., ^zf 845t
pop., on Memphis & Charleston Rd., a few
miles from Tennessee r. and 115 m. E. of
3Iemphis, Tenn.
GA LiE; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x31; subscription $1.25; established
1S81 : Rees Hutchins, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
fi
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON, ^*«rfs Co. -a (State capi-
tal), 6,000 pop., on Pearl r., at intersection of
Illinois Cent., Natchez, Jackson & Colum-
bus and Vicksburg & Meridian Rds., 183 m.
from New Orleans and 45 E. of Vicksburg, '
and also connected bj^ the Yazoo and
Mississippi Rd. with Yazoo City, and will
soon be connected with Columbus and De-
catur by the extension of the X. J. & C. Rd.,
now in course of construction. In" a fer-
tile and populous cotton-growing district,
and place of active and growing trade.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$5; establislied 1886; Advertiser Co., editors
and publishers.
BA PTIST RECORD ; Thursdays ; bap-
tise ; four pages ; size 26x-i0; subscription $2;
established 1877 ; Gambrell & Foster, editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
CIjARION; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1837 ; Oliver Clifton, editor ; J. L.
Power, publisher ; cli'culation H 1.
NEW MISSISSIPPIAN ; Tuesdays;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; John H. Martin, editor ; E. L.
Martin, publisher ; circulation H 1.
STATE U.EDGER; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1871 ; R. H. Henry, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
SWORD AND SHIELD; weekly; pro-
hibition; four pai;es; size 24x36; subscription
$1.25; established 1883 ; R. D. Gambrell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
KOSCIUSKO, C. H., Attala Co., a
1,500 pop., 15 m. E. of Illinois Central Rd.,
with which it is connected by Aberdeen
division, and 70 N. by E. of Jackson. En-
gaged principally in agriculture and mill-
ing.
MESSENGER; Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; J. C. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
STAR; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ;
J. H. Anderson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
TIMES EDUCATOR ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; G. W. Hemphill, editor and pub-
lisher ; an organ of colored people.
LELAND, Washington Co., -a 125
pop., on Louisville, New Orleans & Texas
Rd., 12 m. from Greenville.
RECORD ; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. F.
Hawkins, editor and publisher,
LEXINGTON, C. H., Holmes Co., a
1,500 pop., about 60 m. N. of Jackson, and
western terminus Canton, Aberdeen &
Nashville branch Illinois Central Rd. Lex-
ington branch connects with same at Du-
rant.
ADVERTISER ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1838 ;
C. Oltenburg, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
BULLETIN; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1881;
J. S. Hoskius, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
LIBERTY, C. H., Amite Co., p 426t
pop., about 25 m. from line of New Orleans,
St. Louis & Chicago Rd., 15 m. from Louis-
ville, N. O. & Texas Rd., and 100 S. by W. of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
369
MISSISSIPPI.
Agi-iculture extensively car-
3IISSISSIPPI.
Jackson.
ried on.
SOUTHERN HERALD ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size :.'4x3(; ; subscription $2 ;
established 186G; P. R. Brewer, editor and
publisher; circulation L'2.
LOUISVIIiLE, C. II., Winston Co., a-
450 pop., 32 m. W. of Mobile & Ohio Bd., at
Macon, 16 from the Cantor, Aberdeen &
Nashville l)ranch of Illinois Central Rd. at
Ackerman, and 100 X. E. of Jackson. Centre
of trade, and engaged in agriculture.
AVINSTON SIGNAL; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.51) ; estab-
lished 1880 ; W. J. Newsom, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MACON, C. H., Noxubee Co., n- 2,274
pop., at the head of navigation, on Noxu-
bee r. and Mobile & Ohio Rd., and on the
line of the proposed extension of the
Natchez, Jackson & Columbus Rd., 193 m.
from Mobile. Railroad repair shops are
located here. Engaged in agriculture. A
shipping point for cotton ; well located in
a healthy district, and possessing good
schools.
BEACON; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
1850 ; P. T. Ferris, editor and publisher ; cii*-
culation K 1.
MISSISSIPPI SUN; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1875; G. R. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MAGNOLIA, C. H., Pike Co., g 567t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 85 m. S. of
Jackson and 98 from New Orleans. Numer-
ous mills.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36; subscription §2; established
1872 ; John S. Lamkin, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
MAYERSVILLE, C. H., Issaquena
Co., -n 355f pop., on Mississippi r., 80 m. above
Vicksburg and 330 below Memphis. A good
cotton-growing section.
SPECTATOR ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 18T7; Livingston Peyton, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
MERIDIAN, C. H., Lauderdale Co.,
D- 10,000 pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 135 m.
from Mobile, at junction of Vicksburg &
Meridian, East Tenu., Va. & Ga., Alabama,
Great Southei'n and New Orleans & North-
eastern Rds. Has an excellent trade and
is groAving rapidly. Fertilizers ai'e manu-
factured and railroad repair shops located
here.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily S7, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished 1867; Meridian Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
ADVOCATE; tri-weeklv, Tuesdavs,
Thvu'sdays and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size—
tri- weekly 22x30, weeklv 22x30; subscription
—weekly $1 ; established — tri- weekly 18s6,
weekly 18S4 ; Advocate Printing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation — weekly J 1.
FREE PRESS ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 subscription
$1.50 ; established 1886 ; M. J. MeAuliffe,
editor ; Free Press Printing Co., publishers.
MOSS POINT, Jackson Co., R 2,500
pop., on Escatawpa r., 40 m. from Mobile,
100 from* New Orleans. Manufactures
yellow^ pine lunaber.
GULF COAST ADVERTISER;
Fridays ; independent - democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,§2 ; establish-
ed 1879 ; E. Bloomfleld, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NATCHEZ, C. H., Adams Co., p 10,000
pop., on Mississippi r., 279 m. above New
Orleans and 100 below Vicksburg. River
trade is important, steamboats making reg-
ular trips between here and other points on
the river. Rail connections with all points.
Has cotton and batting mills, foundries,
compress, steam laundry and ice manufact-
uring establishments, etc. Noted for its
healthful climate, flue residences and good
schools.
DE3IOCRAT: every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size— daily 22x32, weekly 31x44; sub-
scription—daily SIO, weekly $1.50 ; established
— daily 1372, weekly 1865 ; James W. Lambert,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly K 2.
BANNER; tri*- weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22xo2 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Leon C. Duchesne, editor and pub-
lisher ; issues also the BajJtist Signal.
BAPTIST SIGNAL; monthly ; baptist;
four pages; size 22x32; subscripticm^l ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Rev. 6. W. Gayles, editor ; Leon
C. Duchesne, publisher ; issues also the Ban-
ner.
CHURCH NEWS; monthly; protest-
ant episcopal; eight pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription $1; established 1832; Rev. Chas.
Stiltenroth, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NE^ ALBANY, C. H., f7»io7i Co.,
\^ 350 pop., distance 80 miles from Memphis,
Tenn., and 30 from Holly Springs. Princi-
pal branches of industry are the growing
of cotton, corn, wheat and potatoes, and
the raising of stock. Fine timber land, and
soil good for fruit cultivation.
UNION CO. OPTIC; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. B. Marmon, editor ; Marmon &
Bias, publishers ; circulation L2.
NEWTON, Newton Co., D- 450 pop.,
on Vicksburg & Meridian Rd., 30 m. from
Meridian, in a splendid agricultural district.
DISPATCH ; Wednesdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; S. B. Ross, editor and
publisher.
OKOLONA, Chickasaw Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 50 m. from Co-
lumbus. Manufactures of all kinds carried
on here.
CHICKASAW MESSENGER ;
Thursdays ; eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1872; Frank Burkitt, edi-
tor ; Messenger Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2.
OXFORD, C.H.,ia/a2/e«e Co., b l,534t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 340 m. from
New Orleans and 74 by rail from Memphis.
370
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSISSIPPI.
Seat of State University and two large
seminaries ; also of the U. S. District Court.
EAGIjE: Thursdays; democratic; four
paj^'es ; size 24xo(i ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished lST(i ; Mi-s. Eliza A. Thompson, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2. "
FALiC'ON ; Thursdays; democratic : four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; James L. Gillespie, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PASS CHRISTIAN, Harrison Co.,
P, 1,410 pop., om Louisville & Nashville Rd.,
58 m. from New Orleans. Watering place ;
in stock-raising and farming countrj'.
COAST BEACON ; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 24x36 ; subscription
S2; established 1881; Beeman Adam, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PHILADELPHIA, C. H., Neshoba
Co., D- 200 pop., 4 m. from Pearl r. 45 from
Meridian. A growing town.
XESHOBA DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1881 ; L. Stainton, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation L2.
PICKENS, Holmes Co., a 300 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 45 m. N. of Jackson.
Produces about 10,000 bales of cotton an-
nually.
POST ; Fridays : democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x:0; subscription §1.50; established
1885 ; Will D. Cowan, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
PITTSBORO, C. H., Calhoun Co., ^
600 pop., oU m. N. E. of Grenada, a station on
the Chicago, St. Louis & New Orleans Rd.
Large saw and other mills in operation.
DEMOCRATIC BANNER ; Thms
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; J. R.
McGregor, editor and publisher ; cii-c'n K 1.
PONTOTOC, C. H., Pontotoc Co., ^
44T+ pop., on the Gulf & Ship Island Rd., 20
m. from Tupelo, 36 from East Oxford.
Agricultural district.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1884; Bradford & McAlister, edi-
tors and publishers ; cii'culation L 2.
TRUE DE310CRAT ; Thursdays; fom-
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.5U; estab-
lished 18S5 ; John H. Crawford, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
PORT GIBSON, C. H., Claiborne Co.,
-a 1,900 pop., on Little Bayou Pierre, about 7
m. from Mississippi r., 29 S from Vicksburg,
and 63 S. W. of Jackson, on the Louisville,
New Orleans & Texas Rd. A cotton-grow-
ing district.
feECORD; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size :24x35 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1886 ; A. C Wharton, editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN REVEILLE; Satur
days; democratic ; four pages: size 26x40;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1876 ; James S.
Mason, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
RALEIGH, C. H, Smith Co., a 200
pop., 48 m. E. S. E. of Jackson. Large, fine
tree for»»sts abound in vicinity.
REVIEW ; Thursdays; four pages; size
20x28; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Joseph A. Meyer, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 1 .
iMISSISSIPPI.
RAYMOND, C. H., Hinds Co., -a 700
pop., on Natchez, Jackson & Columbus Rd.,
about 16 m. W. by S. of Jackson. Engaged
in the cotton trade.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; independent-
democratic; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1844 ; Sam D. Harper, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
R I P L E Y , C. H., Tippah Co., i^ 1,056
pop., about 30 m. W. by S. of Corinth and 30
E. of Holly Springs, on the Gulf & Ship
Island Rd., which connects at Middleton,
Tenn., with the Memphis & Charleston Rd.
Has carriage manufactory, steam cotton
gin and grist, flour and saw mills.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1842 ; R. F. Ford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW ERA; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.25; established
1885 ; James M, Bright, editor ; Bright & Son,
publishers; cii'culation L2.
SOUTHERN SENTINEL; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; L. Pink
Smith, editor; W. W. Robinson and W. L.
Smith, publishers ; circulation K 2.
ROLLING FORK, C. H., Sharkej/
Co., -a 300 pop., on the Louis %-ille. New
Oi'leans cfc Texas Rd. Cotton growing and
cattle raising carried on.
DEER CREEK PILOT: Saturdays;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 , S. W. Langf oi'd, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
ROSEDALE, C. H., Bolivar Co., -a
300 pop., on Mississippi r., in fine agri-
cultural region.
LEADER; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
L. E. Owen, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
SARDIS, C. H., Panola Co., b 1,372
pop., on Miss. & Tennessee Rd., 50 m. from
Grenada and 50 from Memphis. Largest
town between Memphis and Grenada.
SOUTHERN REPORTER; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1853 ;
J. F. & P. N. Simmons, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
SCOOBA, Kemper Co., n- 540 pop., on
Mobile & Ohio Rd., 42 m. N. of Meridian
and 176 N. of Mobile. Farming is the chief
industry.
KEMPER HERALD ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; Hart & Dillon, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
SCRANTON, C. H., Jackson Co., C^
1,800 pop., on Pascagoula r. and N. O. & Mo-
bile Rd. Engaged in oyster trade and ship-
ping lumber from port of Pascagoula.
PASCAGOULA DEMOCRAT-
STAR ; Fridavs; democratic; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $2; established 1851;
P. K. Mayers, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1 . '
SENATOBIA, C. H., Tate Co., b 1,100
pop., on M. & T. Rd., 35 m. S. of Memphis,
Tenn. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. Stock, cotton and corn market.
TATE CO. RECORD; Fridays ; eight
pages; size 36x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
371
JIISSISSIPPI.
lishecl 1880 ; John C. Roseborough, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SHUBUTA, ClarJc Co., n- 754t pop., on
Mobile & Ohio Rd., and Chicasahay r., 96 m.
from Mobile, Ala., 40 from Meridian, Miss.
Has machine shops, and considerable trade
in cotton, wool and turpentine.
MISSISSIPPI 3IESSENGER; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 2.jx36 ;
subscription $1..tI); established 1879; C. A.
Stovall, editor ; M. E. Stovall, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
STARKVILLE, C. H., Oktibbeha Co.,
D- l,5i)U+ pop., 25 m. W. of Columbus and 125
from Jackson, at terminus of branch of M.
& O. Rd., 11 from main line, also on Canton,
Aberdeen & Nashville branch of the 111.
Central Rd. Very large quantities of cotton
shipped ; stock country surrounding. The
Agi-icultural and Mechanical College of
Mississippi is here located.
EAST MISSISSIPPI TI3IES; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1870 ; W. S. Har-
rison, editor and publisher : circulation K 1.
OKTIBBEHA CITIZEN ; Thursdays ;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Mrs. J. M. Norment, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SOUTHERN lilVE-STOCK JOUR-
NALj ; Thursdays ; live stock ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876; W. S. Harrison and E. Montgom-
ery, editors ; Journal Publishing Co , publish-
ei's ; circulation J 2 .
SUMMIT, Pike Co., g 2,000 pop., on
New Orleans div. of Illinois Central Rd.,
75 m. from Jackson and 108 from New
Orleans. Cotton is the chief product ; en-
gaged in agriculture ; extensive and well-
improved mineral resources ; also shipping
point for lumber and fruit.
SENTINEL; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; H. S. Bonney, editor ; N. P
Bonney, publisher ; circulation K 2.
TUPELO, C. H., Lee Co., c( l,008t
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 45 m. from
Corinth and 74 from Columbus.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
John H. Miller, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation L 2 .
VAIDEN, Carroll Co., D 100 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 78 m. N. of Jackson.
From 5,000 to 7,000 bales of cotton are mar-
keted yearly. Fine farms near by.
JOURNAL; Fridaj's ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. P. Adair, editor ; S. C. Pains,
publisher.
VICKSBURG, C. H., Warren Co., -a
11,814 pop., on Mississippi r., at termini of
Vicksburg & Meridian, and Vicksburg,
Shreveport & Pacific Rds., and on Louis-
vnlle, New Orleans & Texas Rd., 45 m.
from Jackson and 400 N. from New Orleans.
Engaged in river trade, which is carried on
more extensively here than at any other
point between New Orleans and Memphis.
Large quantities of cotton are shipped from
this point. Some manufacturing carried
3IISSISSIPPI.
on. It has considerable historic importance,
having been captured by the Union forces,
under Gen. Grant, on the 4th of Jul\-, 1863.
COMMERCIAL HERALD : eveiT
morning except Monday, and WEEK.LY*
Fridays ; democratic ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 26x36, weekly and
Sunday 30x44 ; subscription— daily §10, week-
ly S2 ; established— daily 1864. weekly 1865 ;
Vicksburg Printing and Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily J 2,
weekly K 2.
DE3IOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday ; democratic ; four pages : size 22x32 ;
subscription $6; established 18>6; Democrat
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sundav ; four pages ; size 24x32 ; suV)sci"iption
SS; established 1883; J. G. Cashman & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
WALNUT GROVE, Leake Co., a
150 pop., iu a rich agricultural district, 20 m.
from Forest, which is on the V. & ^l. Rd. ;
has High School, steam mill, and many
stores.
DAWN OF LIGHT; Tuesdays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 20x26; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1885 ; G. S. Ellis, editor
and publisher.
WALTHALL, C. H., Webster Co., a
150 pop., 30 m. E. from Winona. A farming
section.
WARDEN; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription .SI ; established 1882 ; G.
W. Dudley, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
WATER VALLEY, Yalabusha Co.,
[^ 4,000 ]jop., on New Orleans division of Illi-
nois Central Rd., 28 m. from Grenada and
82 from Durant. Machine shops and car
works of railroad company ; also manufac-
tures of various kinds.
FREE CHURCHMAN; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 : established 1885 ;
Fly & Fly, editors ; Ed. M. Hoke, publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PROGRESS; Satiu-days; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; established 1882 ;
S. B. Brown, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WAYNESBOROUGH, C. H.,
Waijne Co , 0, 196 pop., on the Mobile & Ohio
Rd., 52 m. from Meridian and 83 m. from
Mobile. Farming section.
FALCON ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x28 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1883 ;
Geo. B. Parker, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
WESSON, Coinah Co., -a 3,000 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd. Large cotton and
woolen manufactories, employing about 800
hands. A popular summer I'esort for resi-
dents of New Orleans and other cities in
vicinity.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
22X.30 ; subscription §1.50 ; Wm. L. May, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WEST POINT, C. H., Clay Co., D-
3,000 pop., at the intersection of the Aber-
deen division of Illinois Central Rd. with
the Mobile & Ohio Rd., 97 m. from Meri-
dian, 230 from Mobile and about 15 N. W.
of Columbus. Engaged in agricultural pur-
suits. Cotton the principal production.
CLAY CO. LEADER; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
:i7-?
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSISSIPPI.
JIISSOURL
lished 1882 ; L. T. Carlisle, editor and pub-
lishei-, cirfulation L2.
NEW E R A ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x3ti; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; J. K. Alraon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
WESTVILiLE, C. H., Simpson Co., a
on Illinois Central Rd., about 40 m. S. E. of
Jackson. Location of plow and wagon
manufactories.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; four i
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; T. R. Gowau, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
i
WINONA, C. H., Montgomery Co., n
l.SOO pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 89 m. from
Jackson and 125 from Memphis. Largest and
most important cotton-shipping depot on
Illinois Central Rd.
ADVANCE; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab- ,
lislied 1869 ; Percy L. Moore, editor and pub- 1
lisher ; circulation K 2. '
TOIES ; Frulaj's ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; W. A.
Hurt, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WOODVILLE,C. H., Wilkinson Co.,
p 9G5t pop., 35 m. S. of Natchez. Railroad
connects it with Baj^ou Sara, La. Engaged
in raising corn, cotton and fruits. Trade
centre for a large section of couutrj'.
R E PU B Li I C A N ; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1826 ; J. S. Lewis, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
YAZOO CITY, C. H., Yazob Co., -a
3,5(X) pop., on Yazoo r., which is probably
not surpassed in navigable qualities by anj'
river of equal size ; 45 m. N. by W. of Jack-
son and on Yazoo & Mississippi Valley Rd.,
which connects at Jackson with main line
of the III. Central Rd. An important ship-
ping point for cotton, which is cultivated
in large quantities in the vicinity ; large
compress located here. |
HER A Li Ds Fridaj's ; democratic; four
pages ; .size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; A. M. Roach, editor ; Roach &
McGuire, publishers ; circulation K 2.
YAZOO SENTINEL; Thur.sdays; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 80x44; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; Wm. A. Henry,
editor ; Henry & Mott. publishers : circ'n K 1.
MISSOURI.
ADRIAN, Bates Co., -a 1,200 pop., on
Southern branch of the Mo. Pacific Rd., 10
m. from Butler. Has good flouring mill ;
natural lubricating oil and petroleum
abouufls in large quantities ; also gas wells.
A college is being erected.
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; sub.seriptlon $1.25; established
1882; M. H. Sly, editor and publisher: circu-
lation L 2 ; Issues also the Methudist Protest-
ant Advocate.
RE(iISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1S86 ; W. H. Gibbens, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
METHODIST PROTESTANT AD-
VOCATE; monthly ; mefhodist; six pages ;
size of ])age Sxl2 ; subscription $1 ; established
18>^5; M. H. Sly, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2 ; issues also the Advertiser.
ALBANY, C. H., Gentry Co., \2 1,600
pop., about 50 m. N. E. of St. Joseph. Centre
of a farming and stock-raising country.
LEDGER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; G. G. Strock, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
SUX ; Fridays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; suo.scriptiou $1.25 : established
18S6 ; W. R. Davis, etlitor and publisher.
ALTON, C. H., Oregon Co., g 200
pop., 50 m. from Piedmont, in the centre
of an agricultural country.
SOUTH MISSOURIAN; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; J. Posey Woodside,
editor ; Eugene de Bauernfeind^ publisher ;
circulation L 2.
APPLETON CITY, St. Clair Co.,
-a 2,100 pop., on Missoui-i Pacific Rd.,
Kansas & Texas Line. Manufactories of
various kinds here.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD; Thurs-
days; eight pages; size 26x40; sulxsci-iption
$1.50; established 1SS4; Daniel M. Conway,
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
J O URNA L ; Thursdays ; four pages : size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estaljlished 1S80 ;
Journal Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ARROW ROCK, Saline Co., a 800
pop., on Missouri r., 13 m. from Marshall.
An excellent farming country. Coal, lead,
building stone, sand and limestone are
found here.
TIMES; Thui-sdays ; democratic ; four
ages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; e.stab-
ished 1881 ; H. N. Rugg, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
ASH GROVE, Greene Co., g 1,900
pop., 20 m. N. W. of Springfield, on the
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Rd., at
the junction of the Kansas City, Clinton
& Springfield Rd. The manufacture of lime
and flour form the principal industries.
fi
C O 31 M O N W E A Li T H ; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Benj. Lippman, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ASHLAND, Boone Co., a 600 pop.,
15. m. from Columbia and Jefferson City.
In good farming country, and has flouring
mill.
B U G L* E ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 ; established
1877 ; Luther Rice, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
AURORA, Lawrence Co., J3 800 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 3 m. S. of
Springfield, in a lead and zinc mining and
farming district.
TIMES; Fridays; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; .subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886 ; W. A. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher.
AURORA SPRINGS, Miller Co., a
7.50 poj)., on the Jefferson City, Labanon &
Southwestern Rd., 36 m from Jefferson
Cit3'. A place of active trade, and a pronii-
ment health resort.
3IESSENGER ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; J. F. Mounts,
editor and publisher.
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3IISSOURI.
AVA, C. H., Douglas Co., p 134 pop., in
an agricultural, mining and stock-raising
section, 35 m. from Springfield and 30 from
Marshfield, which is on St. Louis & San
Francisco Rd., witli which it is connected
by stage every two days, and IT m. from
Seymour on the Kansas Citj-, Springfield &
Memphis Rd.
DOUGLAS CO. HERALD ; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1885; Roote & Frink,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
AVALON, Livingston Co., [j 700 pop.,
14 m. from Chillicothe, 6 m. from Bedford,
which is the nearest station on Wabash Rd.
Seat of the U. B. College.
AURORA; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size24x35 ; subscription Sl-15 ; established 1880;
Robert R. Wilson, editor and publisher ; cir-
■culation L 2 .
BAKERSFIELD, OzaiJc Co., g 350
pop., in a flue agricultural and stock-raising
locality, 20 m. from West Plains.
TIDINGS OF THE TI3IES ; Satur
davs ; four pasres : size 22x.30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1885 ; Baker & Hutchinson, editors;
C. C. Baker, publisher ; circulation L 2.
BELTON, Cass Co., -n 1,200 pop., 25
m. S. of Kansas City, on Kansas Citj', Clin-
ton & Springfleld Rd. Shipping point for
grain and stock.
CASS CO. LEADER; Saturdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1880 ; R. J. McNutt and R. M. Johnson,
•editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
BENTON, C. H., Scott Co., 0,400 pop.,
4 m. E. of Iron Mountain Rd. and 8 S. of
Mississippi r. Wheat growing is the dis-
tinctive feature. Several good flouring
mills are In the county.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription SI; established 1885 ;
J. L. Hinton, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription .$1; established
1879 ; J. F. Mitchim, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I. 2.
BETHANY, C. H., HarHson Co., ^
1,400 pop., on a branch of Big Creek. 60 m.
N. E. of St. Joseph and on the Albany
branch of the Chicago, B. & Quincy Rd.
Centre of trade.
BROAD-AX; Thursdays; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1877 ; J H. Cover, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
CLIPPER; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1883 ; W. J. Wightman, editor and
pubMslipr : circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
?1 ; established 1873 ; F. H. Ramer, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BILLINGS, Christian Co., p 500 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd. Agricult-
ural district.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdavs; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18S5 ; W. C. Spann, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
T[>IES ; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
^x40: established 1881; subscription .SI; W.
W. Kinloch, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
MISSOURI.
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BISMARCK, St. Francois Co., Ch 800
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South-
ern Rd., in an asrricultiu-al section, 75 m. S.
of St. Louis.
TELEGRAM; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription SI; es-
tablished 1885; G. Y. Dale, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BLACKBURN, Saline Co., u 500
pop., 67 m. from Kansas City. Engaged in
coal mining.
G LO BE ; Fridays ; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription SI. 25 ; established 1884 ; Lloyd T.
King, editor and p isher ; circulation L 1 .
BLOOMFIELD, C.H.,5<od(iard Co.,
a, 5.50 pop., 280 m. S. E. of Jefferson City, 30
W. of Charleston and 160 from St. Louis.
Cotton, wheat, oats, coi'n and tobacco are
the chief products.
VINDICATOR; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1878 ; Ligon Jones, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
BOGARD, Carroll Co., ^ 400 pop.,
8 m. from Carrollton, the county seat. A
live-stock raising and grain-growing sec
tion.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays; Independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 2"2x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; M. C. Litteer, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
BOLCKOW,^wfZreM; Co., \^ lib pop.,
on K. C, St. Jos. & C. B. Rd., 26 m. X. of St.
Joseph. Milling carried on ; ships grain
and stock, and is in a fine farming country.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Za. & E. G. Rutherford, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BOLIVAR, C. H., Polk Co., g 2,000
pop., 110 m. S. W. of Jefferson City, 240 S. W.
from St. Louis, 30 N. of Springfleld and 80 E.
of Fort Scott ; terminus of the Springfleld
& Northern Rd. Farming and stock-raising
country. Seat of Southwest Baptist Col-
lege.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size .30x44 subscription
$1.50; established 1868; H. Z. Williams and
G. F. Kenower, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; C. D. Lyman and H. N. Lyman,
editors • C. D. Lyman, publisher ; circ'n K 1.
POLK CO. LEADER; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1884; C. W. Miller,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
BONNE TERRE, -S-^. Francois Co., D-
4,900 pop., 14 m. N. W. from county seat, on
St. Joe & Desloge Rd. Lead mining and
smelting are the principal industries. Has
the largest lead mine in the United States.
REGISTER ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J.
M. Kirkpatrick, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
BOONVILLE, C. H., Cooper Co., U
4,700 pop., on Missouri r., crossed here by a
bridge 1,850 feet long, and on BoonvUle
branch of Pacific Rd. of Missouri, and Mis-
374
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MISSOUBI.
souri, Kansas & Texas Ed., 48 m. N. W. of
Jeffei'sou Cit}-. Engaged in trade, manu-
facturing and river commerce. Tlie grape
is cultivated in this vicinity. Mines of iron,
zinc, lead, marble, stone, coal and cement
rock are found here.
A D VERTISER : Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 28x42; subscription $150;
established 1840; Walter Williams, editor;
P. W Stahl, L. H. Stahl and Walter Williams,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
CENTRAL MliSSOURI REPUB-
LiICAN; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 2tix40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Ed. H. Redman, editor ; Boon-
A'ille Publishing Co., publishers; issues also
Der Ceiitral Missourier.
DER CENTRAL. Ml!?iSOURIER;
Thursdays : German ; republican ; four
pages; size 20x36; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1868 ; Eugene J. Haller, editor ; Boon-
ville Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; issues also the Central Misso^lri Repub-
lican.
TOPIC; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size of page 14x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1877 ; Ravenel & McCarthy, edi-
tors and publishers, circulation J 1 .
BOWLING GREEN, C. H., Pike
Co., n- 1,700 pop., on the St. Louis, Hannibal
& Keokuk Rd. and St. L. & Kansas City di-
vision of Chicago & Alton Rd., 10 m. from
Louisiana, and 92 from Jefferson Cit}\ An
important manufacturing town.
PIKE CO. POST; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; J. B. Simpson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Thiu-sdavs ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1875; William F. Mayhall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BRASHEAR, Adair Co., ^ 2:5 pop.,
on the Quincy, Mo. & Pacific branch of the
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 12 m. from
Kirksville.
CITIZEN; Saturdavs; four pages ; size
20x26 ; established 1886 ; E. S. Link, editor and
publisher.
BRECKENRIDGE, Caldwell Co.,
\2 1.300 pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd.,
61 m. from the latter city and 145 W. of
Quincy, 111. In an agricultm-al, manu-
facturing and stock country.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; republican;
four pa.,^es; size 24x35; subscription $1.25;
established 1875; Charles L. Mowder, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BROOKFIELD, Linn Co., i 4,264
pop. on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 102 m.
from St. Joseph. Centre of agricultural
district. Railroad machine shops located
here.
ARGUS; Saturdays: eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Chas W. Green, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
CHRONICLE; Thursdaj's; democratic;
four ])a,'t's: size 26x4<»; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1^76; W. D. Hicks, editor and pub-
ll.shcr ; circulation L2.
GAZETTF:; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1867 ; W. D. Crandall, editor and pub-
isher; circulation K 1.
BROWNING, Linn Co., ^ 500 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City Rd.,
MISSOURI.
12 m. from Milan and Liuueus, in a farming
section. Has flouring mill and creamery.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; non-partisan; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. W. Northcott, editor and pub-
lisher.
BROWNINGTON, Senry Co., -a
500 pop., on Kansas City & Southern Rd. In
agricultural section.
BOOi>IER ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; established 1885 ; Will M. Nelson, edi-
tor ; Nelson & Pharis, publishers ; circ'n L 2.
BROWNSVILLE. Saline Co., a
1,132+ pop., on Blackwater r. and Lexington
branch of Missouri Pacific Rd., 23 m. N. W.
of Sedalia. Medicinal springs in the vi-
cinity.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Robert W. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
BRUNSWICK, Chariton Co., ^ 1,801
pop., on Missom-i r., at mouth of Grand r.,
and on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., at
junction of Omaha branch, 1S5 m. from St.
Louis and 90 from Kansas City. Engaged in
manufacturing and river commerce.
BRUNSWICKER; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
$1.50; established 184S ; Kinley & Wallace,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
NE>VS ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1-50; estab-
lished 1875; Charles R. Luster, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BUCKLIN, Linn Co., r^ SCO pop., on
Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., in a farming-
section, 12 m. from Brookfleld.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ;
R. P. Thompson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
BUFFALO, C. H., Dallas Co., g 968
pop., 32 m. N- of Springfield, and 28 from
Lebanon, 220 from St. Louis and 100 from
Fort Scott. Fine prairie lands for farming,
raising stock, etc.
REFLEX; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
established 1875 ; W. J. Evans, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BURLINGTON JUNCTION,
NodairaT/ Co., "□ 1,200 pop., at junction of
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy with Kansas
City, St. Jos. & C. B. Rds. Good water
privileges. In superior farming and stock
country ; 14 m. W. of May ville.
POST ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879; J. H. &
J. J. Bryant, editors; John H. Bryant, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the Nest
Egp.
NEST EGG; monthly; poultry raising;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1883; Jc^hn H. Bryant,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues
also the Post.
BUTLER, C. H., Bates Co., -a 4,000
pop., ?2 m. S. of Kansas City, and 40 N. E. of
Fort Scott, Kansas. Centre of an agricult-
ural and grazing country, with coal beds
underljnng.
BATES CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
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375
MISSOURI.
subscription $1 65 ; established 1870 ; N. A.
Wade, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
BATES CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1866 ; O. D. Austin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BATES CO. REPUBLICAN ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; R. W.
Grierson, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; J. D. Allen, editor ; J. D. Allen
& Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
CABOOL, Texas Co., g 700 pop.,
35 m. from West Plains on the Kansas City,
Sprlngfleld & Memphis Rd. Lumbering is
the principal industry.
R E C O R I) ; Thursdays ; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; T. L. Moore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
CAINS VIIiLE, Harrison Co., ^^ 400
pop., at terminus Des Moines, Osceola &
Southern Rd., 12 m. from Princeton, the
county seat, in an agricultural and stock-
raising section.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established
1S86 ; J. H Rockwell, editor and publisher.
CALIFORNIA, C. H., Moniteau Co.,
u 1,600 pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 25 m.
from Jefferson City. County rich in mine-
ral resources ; lead and coal predominate.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1871 ; John B. Wolfe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWSPAPER; Thursdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. C. Alldredge, editor and pub-
lisher.
CAMERON, Clinton Co., \:] 2,800 pop.,
at intersection of Hannibal & St. Joseph
Rd. and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rds.,
and junction of Kansas City division of
former, 35 m. E. of St. Joseph and 53 from
Kansas City. Engaged in manufacturing,
and surrounded by an agricultural district.
VINDICATOR; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size -daily 22x30, weekly
28x44; subscription— daily $5, weekly $2; es-
tablished—daily 1880, weekly 1876; J. H.
Frame, editor and publisher ; circulation-
weekly K 2.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ;
C. N. Burnham, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
CANTON, Lewis Co., ^ 3,000 pop., on
Mississippi r. and St. Louis, Keokuk &
Northwestern Rd., 22 m. below Keokuk
and 190 above St. Louis. Shipping point for
produce of surrounding country. Large
manufacturing interests.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26.x:40; subscription $1.50; established
1880 ; H. C. Chiun, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
PRESS; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Barrett Brothers, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 1.
ClimSTIAN UNIVERSITY
RECORD; monthly; twelve pages; size of
page 9x12; subscription $1 ; established 1879;
Literary Societies of Christian University,
MISSOURI.
editors and publishers; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Cape Gi-
rardeau Co., Q, 4,500 pop., on Mississippi r.
and on Cape Girardeau & Southwestern Rd.,
50 m. above Cairo, 111., 150 below St. Louis.
Has a landing and river commerce. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country. Min-
erals found here. Seat of St. Vincent Col-
lege and the Southeast Missouri State Nor-
mal School. Noted for its fine flour.
CAPE TALK; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1886 ; S. Heui-y Smith,
editor and publisher.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1876; Ben. H. Adams, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1865; D. L. Hoffman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COLLEGE MESSAGE; semi-monthly ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1874; Students of St.
Vincent's College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued diu-ing
the collegiate year.
CARROEi:iTON,C. H., Carroll Co.,
i 4,000 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
and Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City
Rds., about 6 m. from Missouri r., 66 from
Kansas City and 124 N. W. of Jefferson City.
Has water works and electric light.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1882,
weekly 1875; J. B. Jewell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily L 2 , weekly J 1 ; Is-
sues also the Triple Link.
CARROLL RECORD ; Fridays ; eight
pages; size 3iJx44; subsci-iption $1.50; estab-
lished 1868 ; J. H. Turner & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MISSOURI PROTEST; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 18S1 ; Brand & Brown,
editors aud publishers ; circulation K 2.
TRIPLE LINK; semi-monthly; odd-
fellowship ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. B. Jewell,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; issues
also the Democrat.
CARTERVILLE, Jasper Co.,p 1,800
pop., on Mo. Pacific, St. L. & San Fran, and
Fort Scott & Gulf Rds., with a growing pop-
ulation, in a lead and zinc mining district,
for which it is a trade centre.
MINING REVIEW; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. S. Sallee, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Jasper Co., p
7,000 pop., on St. Louis & S. F. Rd., and L. &
S. branch of Missouri Pacific Rd., near
Spring r., 220 m. S. W. of Jefferson City and
314 S. W. of St. Louis. Engaged in manu-
factures. Centre of trade.
BANNER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size — dail.y 22x30, weekly
28x44; subscription — daily $9, weekly $1.50;
established 1866; Banner Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2 , weekly J 1 .
EVENING PRESS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and PRESS, Thursdays; re-
376
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 20x26, week-
ly 26x44 : subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 18S5, weeklj' 1872 ; St. John
& Conard, editoi s and publishers ; circulation
— weekly J l.
PATRIOT; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEK. Li Y, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1876, weekly 1870; S. D.
Carpenter, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily L 2 , weekly K 1.
JASPER CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 3i)x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1883 ; John W. Corley, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PRESS ; (see Evening Press.)
FEATHERED HOME; monthly;
poultry raising ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
John J. Squire, editor and publisher.
CASSVIL.LE, C. H., Barry Co., p 650
pop., near S. W. corner of the State, 55 m.
S. W. of Springfield. Exeter, on the line of
Missouri & Arkansas Rd., is about 4}4 ni. W.
A growing town.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x33 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; John Ray, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ;. Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; established
1878 ; Geo. E. Harris, editor ; B. W. Benning-
ton, publisher ; circulation K 1.
CENTRAI.IA, Boone Co., a 2,200
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. and
Chicago, Kansas City & Denver branch of
Chicago & Alton Rd., 121 m. from St. Louis
and 22 fi-om Columbia. Centre of a grazing
and agricultural district. Principal stock-
shipping point for a wide area. Place of
active trade in produce and grain.
FIRESIDE GUARD; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1866 ; Adam Rode-
inyre, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CENTREVILLE, C. H., Reynolds
Co., a, 100 pop., on West Fork of Big Block
r., about 28 m. from Ironton. Engaged in
agriculture and stock-raising.
REYNOLDS CO. OUTLOOK; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1S<<; W. A. Hunger, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
CHAMOIS, Osage Co., □ 562t pop., on
Mo. P. R<1., 100 m. W. of St. Louis, about 1
from Fisher's Landing on Missouri r. En-
gaged in the manufacture of tobacco,
wagons and agricultural implements.
L.IBERALIST; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1879 ; A. J. Childers, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
CHARLESTON, C. H., Mississippi
Co., Q, 1,2(X) pop., on Iron Mountain Rd., 17
m. from St. Louis and 12 from Mississippi r.
and Cairo, 111. In a lumber region, with
rich soil well adapted for general agrlculf
ural purposes.
DE:>I0CRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight panes; size 26x40; subscription .$1.25;
established 18-<7 ; S. G. Tetwiler, editor ;
Charleston Publishing Co. publishers.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; established
1875 ; G. W. Martin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MISSOURI.
CHILIilCOTHE, C. H., Livingston
Co., ^ 6,000 pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph
Rd., at crossing of St. Louis, Council Bluffs
& Omaha branch of Wabash, St. Louis
& Pacific Rd. and K. C. extension of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Grand
r., 130 m. from Hannibal. An agricultural,
coal-mining and stock-raising region. Im-
portant trade centre. Manufactures of
various kinds carried on ; division shops of
C, M. & St. P. Rd. located here ; has fine
system of water works, gas and electric
lights. Largest and most pi'ominent city
in the Grand River Valley.
EVENING STAR ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and CRISIS, Thursdays ;
greenback ; four pages ; size— daily 22x80,
w^eekly 26x40 ; subscription— weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1885, weekly 1877; Paul J.
Dixon, editor ; Paul J. Dixon and T. H. Lank-
ford, publishers ; circulation— weekly K 1.
TRIBUNE; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly
26x40; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1881, weekly 1866; E. J.
Marsh & Co. , editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
CONSTITUTION; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1862 ; Will M. Smith, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CRISIS ; (see Evening Star.)
CLARENCE, Shelby Co^cf 1,200 pop.,
on H. & St. Joseph Rd., 59 m. W. of Hanni-
bal. Grain and stock-raising section.
COURIER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.15; es-
tablished 1881 ; J. L. Frost, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CLARKSVILLE, Pike Co., n- 1,500
pop., on Mississippi r., 100 m. above St. Louis,
on the Keokuk & St. Louis Rd. Engaged in
manufacturing, agriculture and river com-
merce.
SENTINEL; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1867; L. R. Downing, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CLAYTON C. H., St, Louis Co., &
9 m. W. of St. Louis, on Forest Park &
Central Rd.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Walker T. Payne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. LOUIS CO. WAECHTER; Fri-
days ; German ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; Eck
& Heinze, editors and publishers; circula-
tion J 1 ; dated at Clayton and St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS CO. WATCHMAN;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; F. W.
Rauchenstein, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1
CLINTON, C. H., Henry Co., -a 5,500
pop., on Kansas & Texas division of Mis-
souri Pacific, and on the Kansas City, Clin-
ton and Springfield and Kansas City &
Southern Rds., 96 m. from Kansas City, 40
from Sedalia, 175 W. from St. Louis. En-
gaged in agi'iculture, manufacturing and
stock-raising.
ADVOCATE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
377
MISSOURI.
four pages, weekly eight pages; size — daily
22x30, weekly 30x44; subscription — daily $6,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1882, weekly
1865 ; S. C. Mace, editor aud publisher ; circu-
lation—daily L 1 , weekly K 2.
D E M (I C li A T ; every morning except
Sunday, and HENRY CO. DEMOCRAT,
Thursdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
w^eekly eight pages ; size — daily 22x30, weekly
30x44; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1886, weekly 1867 ; Lingle
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation —
■weekly I l .
EYE; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; T. O.
Smith, editor and publisher : circulation L 2.
HENRY CO. DEMOCRAT; (see
Democrat.)
COLLEGE MOUND, Macon Co., b
600 pop., 12 m. from Macon, a station on the
Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., and 6 from Jack-
sonville. Contains a college.
GOOD WAY; Saturdays ; holiness ; eight
Sages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
shed 1878 ; John Weed, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 1 .
COLUMBIA, C. Yl., Boone Co., d 4,000
pop., 35 m. from Jefferson City and 10 from
Missouri r., on Columbia branch of St.
Louis, Kansas City & Northern Rd., and 22
S. of its main line. Place of active trade
and seat of State University. Also seat of
Christian Female College and Stephens'
Female College.
BOONE CO. SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Wallace J. Davis,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues
also the Mobt'rly Headlight.
MISSOURI HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages; size 29x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1869 ; Edwin W. Stephens, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MISSOURI STATESMAN; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1843; Irvin
Switzler, publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHRISTIAN REVIEW; quarterly;
Christian ; one hundred and sixty four pages
octavo ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
E. W Hei-ndon, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements.
CONCORDIA, Lafayette Co., n 1,100
pop., on Lexington branch of Missouri Pa-
cific Rd. A depot for grain shippers.
MISSOURI THALBOTE; Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; H. C. Schwartz, editor
and publisher ; circulation J l .
CONWAY, Laclede Co., g 400 pop., on
the St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., between
the Osage Fork & Nianqua r. Settled by
emigrants from Denmark, Sweden and
Norway. A rich farming district.
ADVANCE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x:^) ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; G. J. Bradfleld, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
CRAIG, Holt Co., ^ 650 pop., on the
Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs
Rd., 45 m. N. of St. Joseph. Flouring mills.
LEADER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. N. Van Peet, editor ; Craig Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
METEOR; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Burk-
halter Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L2.
MISSOURI.
CREIGHTON, ( WADESBURGH
P. O.) Cass Co., -a 4(J0 pop., on the Kansas
City, Clinton & Springfield Rd., 20 m. from
Holden, and 30 from Butler. Engaged in
milling, coal mining, farming and brick-
making.
CLIPPER; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Addis E. King, editor and pub-
lisher.
CROCKER, PulasJci Co., u 140 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 36 m. from
Rolla, in an agricultural section.
PULASKI REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. M. Clark and J. M. Siegen-
thaler, editors and publishers.
CUBA, Crawford Co., n 500 pop., at
junction of Saline branch with the main
line of the St. Louis and San Francisco Rd.,
87 m. from St. Louis. Considerable iron ore
found at this place.
TELEPHONE; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1885; Oliver F. Ult, editor and publisher; cir
culation L 2.
CUNNINGHAM, Chariton Co., ^ 400
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Kansas City
and Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds., in an
agricultural section.
UTILITARIAN; Fridays; democratic:
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886; J. L. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
DARLINGTON, Gentry Co., b 400
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
and Wabash Rd., 45 m. from St. Joseph and
60 from Kansas City. Brick and tile are
made here, and coal is found.
GENTRY CO. REPUBLI-
CAN; Fridays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884 ; Butler Bi'os., editors and publishers ;
circulation L2.
DAWN, Livingston Co., i 3 Of pop.,
12 m. from county seat and 6 from nearest
Rd. point. Has a fine creamery.
CLIPPER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Frank T. Brooks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
DEEPWATER, Henry Co., ^ 500
pop., on Clinton & Springfield Rd. Coal
mining and agriculture.
DEMOC RAT ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
C. H. Vandegrif t, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
DENVER, Worth Co., ti500 pop., on
Gi'and r. and on Chariton branch of C, B. &
Q. and Des Moines & Kansas City Rds. Has
a mineral well, sienna and plumbago
mines and a paint manufactory. Good tim-
ber and water power, and manufacturing
point.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50;
established 1881; M. F. Danford, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DE SOTO, Jefferson Co., o 3,400 pop.,
on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
378
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
3IISS0URI.
MISSOURI.
Rd., 42 m. from St. Louis. The St. L., I. M.
& Southern Rd. machine and car shops are
located here. Surrounded by a mining
country.
JEFFERSON WATCHMAN ; Tliurs
davs ; independent ; eight pages ; size 2tix40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 18S2; J. H.
Waggener and John Jenliins, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
DEWITT, Carroll Co., [^ 615 pop.,
on the St. Louis and Kansas Citj- branch of
the Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 194 m.
from St. Louis.
OPTIC; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $LoO; established 1886; H. C.
"Webster, editor and publisher.
DEXTER CITY, Stoddard Co., O^
800 pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd., in a rich fai-ming country.
ENTERPRISE-MESSENGER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 18T5 ; C. E.
Stokes, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DONIPHAN, C. H., Eipley Co., ^600
pop., on Current i-., 20l) m. from St. Louis,
connected by branch with St. L., I. M. &
Southern Rd. Engaged in agriculture.
PROSPECT-NEWS: Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1874 ; Pearce & Mabrey, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L2.
EDINA, C. H., Knox Co., cf l.SOO pop.,
about 35 m. S. W. of Keokuk, Iowa, on
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific Rd., 47 m. W. by
N. of Quincy, 111. Engaged in agriculture
and stock-raising. Centre of trade.
KNOX CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; Griffin
Frost, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
KNOX CO. INDEPENDENT; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription .SI ; established 1882 ; J. R. Home,
editor and Dublisher.
SENTINEE ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ;
J. C. Claypool, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation Kl.
EDINBURGH, Grundy Co., b 174
pop. An agricultural town, 6 m. W. of Tren-
ton and 26 N. W. of Chillicothe. The site of
the Grand River College, which was founded
in 1858.
EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1875 ; J. T. Williams and
C. M. Williams, editors and publishers ; a col-
lege paper ; issue<l during the collegiate year.
EL DORADO SPRINGS, Cedar
Co., p 2,500 pop., 12 m. from Walker's, on
Kansas & Texas branch of Missouri Pacific
Rd., 22 from Nevada.
EL DORADO DE3IOCR AT; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 36x46 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1881 ; J. Frank Leake, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
UNCLE SAM; Thursdays; four pages;
size of page 13x20; sub.scriptiou $1; estab-
lished 1881; W. B. Phipps, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
ELSBERRY, Lincoln Co., a- 400 pop.,
on Keokuk & St. Louis Long Line, 12 m.
below Clarkesville.
ADVANCE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; sub.scription $1.50; established 1880;
Powell & Robinson, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
EMINENCE, C. H., Shannon Co., g 97
pop., 45 m. from Salem. Silver and copper
region.
CURRENT WAVE; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Chas. S. Seaman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Clay Co.,
ti 10 m. from Missouri City, on the pro-
posed extension of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd. A growing place of resort.
SENTINEL OF TRUTH; Thursdays;
four pages; size 22x32; sub.scrlption $1; es-
tablished 1883; J. V. B. Flack, D.D., editor;
Sentinel Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
FARBER, Audrain Co., a 450 pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd. Engaged in coal
mining.
EYE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 23x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. E. Krebs,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
FARMINGTON, C. H., St. Francois
Co., D- 1,400 pop., about 2 m. E. of the Iron
Mountain Rd. and 87 S. of St. Louis. Large
wagon manufactories are located at this
place.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; T. P. Pigg,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
ST. FRANCOIS CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x:34 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ; John
Hartshorn, editor and publisher.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Theodore D. Fisher, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
FAYETTE, C. H., Hoioard Co., □
2,200 pop., about 12 m. from Missouri r., 60
N. W. of Jefferson City and 100 from St.
Louis. In a farming district.
HOWARD CO. ADVERTISER ;
Thursdavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1841;
Charles J. Walden, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 .
MISSOURI INDEPENDENT ; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; Isaac N.
Houck, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CENTRAL COLLEGIAN; monthly;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1871 ; Students of Central
College, editors and publishers; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
FESTUS, Jefferson Co., n- 1,000 pop.,
near Crystal Rd. Largest plate-glass manu-
factory in the United States.
CRYSTAL MIRROR; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; J. J. Wilson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
FORSYTH, C. H., Taney Co., g 500
pop., on White r., 23 m. from railroad, sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing country.
TANEY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; G. W. Young, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
FRANKFORD, PiJ^e Co., [> 500 pop.,
on Keokuk & St. Louis Rd., 18 m. S. W. of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
379
MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
Hannibal. Good gi-ain and stock district.
Has timber lands. Flouring mills.
C H RO N I C li E ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
William E. Jones, editor and publisher ; cir-
•culatiou L 2 .
FREDERICKTOW^N, C. H., Madi-
r. and
Louis,
found
Satur-
20x26 ;
E. D.
son Co., O. 1,895 pop., on St. Francis
Iron Mountain Rd., 104 m. from St.
Lead, silver, copper, nickel and iron
in vicinitj'.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD;
daj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Anthony, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
PLAIN DEALER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1874 ; O. K. Clardy, editor j
and publisher circulation K 1. '
FUIiTON, C. H., Callaway Co., a 4,000
pop., on Louisiana division of Chicago &
Alton Rd., 20 m. from Jefferson City. State
Lunatic and Deaf and Dumb Asylums and
Westminster College located here. Earth-
enware and fire-clay brick manufactured.
Centre of a stock-raising country.
EVENING TELEGRAPH; every
^veniut; except Sunday, and TELE-
GRAPH, Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription — weekly 82 ; established — daily
1886, weekly 1839; Wallace Williams, editor
and publisher; circulation — weekly J 1.
EVENING WORLD ; every evening
except Sunday, and WORLD, Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily .$5, weekly
$1 ; established 1S86 ; J. Davis Orear, editor ;
C. Frank Craigo, publisher; issues also the
New Moon.
CALLAWAY GAZETTE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1877 ; Xichols & Rice, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
T'Elj'EiillAFH; (see Evening Telegraph.)
WORLD; i^^ee Evening World.)
NEW MOON; monthly; commercial;
twenty pages; size of page 7x10; subsci-ip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1885 ; C. Frank
Craigo, editor and publisher : circulation K 1 ;
issues also the Evening World.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., OzarJc Co., :^
250 pop., 84 m. from Springfield and 40 from
nearest Rd. point. Farming and cotton
growing.
OZARK CO. NEWS ; Thursdays; four
Sages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
shed 1883 ; Alexander Conklin, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GALENA, C. H., Stone Co., g 200 pop.,
on James Fork of White r., in- a cotton-
growing section. An active lumbering
trade carried on, the James r. affording
facilities for shipping, etc.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; R. C. Viles, editor and publisher ;
•circulation L 2 .
GALLATIN, C. H., Daviess Co., ^
1,960 pop., on Grand r. and on the St. Louis &
Omaha division of Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific,|and S. W. division of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rds., about 50 m. E. of
St. Joseph, suiTOunded by a well-watered
agricultural district.
DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
■eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Wes L. Robertson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NORTH MISSOURIAN; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1864 ; Sullivan, Kost &
Day, editors and publishers ; circulation
K2.
GAYOSO, C. H., Pemiscot Co., P, 200
pop., on Jlississippi r. at head of Little
Prairie bend, 120 m. by water from Cairo,
111., and 310 S. of Jefferson City. Plow
I factory and agriculture.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription .$1.50;
established 1876; Democratic Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
GLASGOW, Hmoard Co., D l,841t
I pop., on Missouri r., and Chicago & Alton
: and Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rds.. 160 m.
from St. Louis and 107 from Kansas City.
In centre of the Missouri tobacco-growing
region, in a wealthy community. Has saw,
veneering and flouring mills, together with
large tobacco factories. Ranks as the larg-
est town in county. Seat of Lewis Col-
lege, Pritchett Institute, Morrison Astron-
omical Observatory, and Lewis Library.
Great steel bridge of Chicago and Alton Rd.
spans fhe river here.
CENTRAL MISSOURIAN; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; W. P.
Ruffel, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868 ; Horace Hayden, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GLENWOOD, Schuyler Co., b 700
pop., on northern division of Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Rd., 227 m. from St. Louis
and 50 from Ottumwa, Iowa. Centre of an
agricultural district. Coal found here.
CRITERION ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1870 ; G. C. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GOLDEN CITY, Barton Co., p 1,300
pop., on Kansas City & Memphis branch of
Gulf Rd , 50 m. from Springfield. An agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
HERALD; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.5(t ; es-
tablished 1881 ; J. H. Heath, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
GRANT CITY, C. H., Worth Co., )j
1,400 pop., terminus of Leon & Mt. Ayr
branch of C, B. & Q. Rd., 291 m. (mail route)
N. W. of Jefferson City, 60 N. of St. Joseph
and 6 from Iowa line. A thriving place,
in the centre of an agricultural and stock-
raising district.
STAR; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; C. F. Stephens, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WORTH CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 : sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; M. A. Bates,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENCASTLE, Sullivan Co., ^
500 pop., on the Quincy, Missouri & Pacific
Rd. Engaged in milling.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
380
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MISSOURI.
lished 1882 ; P. P. Murray, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
GREENFIELD, C. H., Dade Co., p
l.SLH) pop., near Turnback r., and on the
Fort Scott, Southeastern & Memphis and
Greentield & Northern Rds., 40 m. N. W. of
Springfield, in a rich agricultural, mineral
and stock-raising disti'ict.
DADE CO. ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1874 ; Mason Talbutt,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
VEDETTE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1866; C. W. Griffith, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OZARK ADVANCE; quarterly; tem-
perance ; eight pages ; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1884 ; Thomas
Toney, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GREEN RIDGE, I^ettis Co., n 700
pop., on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd.
In a coal district.
ENTERPRISE | Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
T. H. Wyrick, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 .
GREENVILLE, C. H., Way7te Co., c;
300 pop., on St. Francis r. Manufactures yel-
low pine lumber.
WAYNE CO. JOURNAL,; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876; J. G. Settle, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
HALE CITY, Carroll Co., ^ 850 pop.,
204 m. from St. Louis and 96 from Quincy,
111., on the Chicago, Bui'lington & Quincy
Rd. A fine agricultm-al country.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 : established 1884 ;
Wm. T. Dixon and O. M. McCoy, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
HAMILTON, Caldwell Co., \j 1,800
pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 50 m.
from St. Joseph, Mo. A shipping point for
several counties. Engaged in agriculture
and manufacturing. Coal mines are being
operated, giving employment to several
hundred miners.
HAMIL.TONIAN; Fridays ; republican;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; William A. Morton, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
NEWS-GRAPHIC; Thursdays; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1877; John Marens, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
HANNIBAL, Marioii Co., [if 14,000
pop., on Mississippi r., 153 m. above St. Louis
and 20 below Quincy, 111., and on Hannibal
& St. Joseph, Chicago, B. & Q., Missouri
Pacific, St. Louis, H. & K., St. Louis, K. & N.
W., and Wabash Rds. Engaged in trade
and river commerce. One of the most im-
portant shipping points in the State. Con-
siderable manufacturing done here.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and VVEEK.L(Y, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1.50; established 1863;
S. A. Birch and S. G. McDowell, editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2. weekly L2.
EVENING POST ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
MISSOURI
22x30 ; established 1886 ; Morris & Brown».
editors and publishers.
MORNING JOURNAL.; every morn
ing except Monday, and JOURN A L, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; dally four pages, Sunday
and weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x30,
Sunday and weekly 30x44; subscription— daily
$6, Sunday $1.50, weekly $1 ; established 1878 ;
Journal Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation-daily K 2, weekly K 2.
JOURNAL ; (see Morning Journal.)
DISTRICT TIMES; monthly; meth-
odist episcopal ; eight pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription 50 cents; established 1880;
Rev. O. S. Middleton, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
HARRISONVILLE, C. H., Cass
Co., -u 2,000 pop., on Lexington & Southern
division of Missouri Pacific, the Kansas &
Arizona branch of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas and Kansas City, Clinton and Spring-
field Rds., also K. C. and Southern Rd., 40
m. S. of Kansas City and 82 from Paola,
Kansas. In an agricultural and coal dis-
trict.
CASS CO. DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 ; esiablished 1881; Hawkins & Mid-
dleton, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
CASS NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1878; S. T. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
I
HARTVILLE,C.H., Wright Co.,U 30a
pop., on Gasconade r., 150 m. (mail route) S.of
Jefferson City and 50 E. by S. of Springfield.
Lead, copper and iron ore are found in the
vicinity.
WRIGHT CO. REPUBLICAN %.
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subsci'iption $1 ; established 1885 ;
Thomas H. Musick, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
HERMANN, C. H., Gasconade Co., n-
1,330 pop., on Missouri r. and Missouri Pa-
cific Rd., 81 m. from St. Louis. Flour mills,
and large wine and cigar manufactories.
ADVERTISER-COURIER; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;.
subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; Graf
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
K 2 ; issue also the Hennanner Volksblaft.
GASCONADE DEMOCRAT ; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;.
subscription $1.50; established 1878; Dan. S.
Boehm, editor and publisher ; circulalion K 1;
issues also the Stern.
HERMANNER VOLKSBLATT;
Fridays ; German ; republican ; four pages ;
size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ;.
Graf Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2 ; issue also the Advertiser-Courier.
STERN; Fridays; German; democratic;
four pages ; size 2.5x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Dan. S. Boehm, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the Gas-
conade Democrat.
HERMITAGE, C. H., Hickory Co., n
275 pop., 5 m. from Wheatland. Engaged in
mining.
INDEX ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 ; established 1885; Hal-
bert & Miller, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L2.
HIGGINSVILLE, La Fayette Co., -a
2,000 pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., and
Missouri Pacific Rd., 450 m. from Chicago.
Has coal mines of considerable value. The
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381
MISSOURI.
principal crops are wheat and corn, for
whicii the town Is a shipping point.
I.A FAYETTE CO. ADVANCE; Fri
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Coen & Cham-
bliss, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
L.A FAYETTE CO. POST; Wednes-
days; four pages; size 2(jxJ0; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1883 ; J. W. Branch, editor ;
Branch & Bruening, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Jefferson Co., D-
230 pop., 4}^ m. from St. Louis & Iron Moun-
tain Rd., 40 from St. Louis. Engaged in
horticulture, farming and manufacturing.
Also a mining centre.
JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1866; R. W.
McMullen, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n J 1.
HOLiD£N, Johnson Co., -a 4.300 pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd., and junction of
Arizona division, 50 m. S. E. of Kansas City,
40 W. of Sedalia. Agricultural district and
centre of trade.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1867; Crisp & Tatlow, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
HERAIjD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pases ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Bui-ieigh & Van Matre, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HOPKINS, N'odaway Co., ^ 920t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Kan-
sas City & St. Joseph Rds. Flouring and
other mills here.
HERALD ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1,150 ; established 1884 ;
F. C. Seamans, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
J 0¥ R N A Li ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Pierce & Lucas, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HOUSTON, C. H., Texas Co., g 450
pop., 100 ni. S. of Jefferson City, 116 from St.
Louis, and 17 from Cabool, on K. C, Spring-
field & Memphis Rd., the nearest railroad
town. Foundry and manufactures of cigars
and woolen goods.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Beauregard Ross, editor aud pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
HUMANSVILLE, Polk Co., g 1,000
pop., on Kansas City, Clinton & Spring-
field Rd. The town lies in a superior
farming and grazing country.
S T A It ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
ished 1877; H. A. Moore, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
HUME, Bates Co., -a 600 pop., on
Rich Hill branch of Kansas City, Fort Scott
and Gulf Rd., 12 m. from Rich Hill. Agri-
cultural district. An extensive shipping
point for corn.
STAR; Fridays; independent; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1883 ; T. B. Harper, editor and publisher ; cii--
culation L 2 .
HUNNEWELIi, Shelby Co., ^ 424
pop., on the Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd. An
agricultural section.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; four pages ;
MISSOURI.
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Geo. A. Neater, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2.
HUNTSVILLE, C. H., Randolph Co.,
b 2,000 pop., on St. Louis, Kansas City &
Northern Rd., 153 m. from St. Louis and 11&
from Kansas City. Centre of trade. En-
gaged in manufactures. Surrounding coun-
try contains deposits of coal.
HERALiD ; Wednesdaj^s; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.70 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; W. H. Balthis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Jackson
Co.,-n 5,500 pop., on Missouri Pacific, Chicago
& Alton and Kansas City & Eastern Rds., 10
m. from Kansas City. This flourishing town
has flouring, saw, woolen and other mills,
and various manufactories.
PROGRESS ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1881 ; Will N. Southern, editor ;
Robert Freeman, publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1866 ; James E. Payne, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
WESTERN YOUNG FOLKS; month
ly ; juvenile; eight pages; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Arthur C.
Grissom, editor and publisher ; dated at Kan-
sas City.
IRONTON, C. H., Iron Co., R 759t
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South-
ern Rd., 90 m. from St. Louis. Agriculture
and manufacturing are the chief industries.
IRON CO. REGISTER; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1867; Eli D. Ake,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
JACKSON, C.H., Cape Girardeau Co.,
c\ 1,000 pop., 10 m. W. of Cape Girardeau, at
terminus of Jackson branch of St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern Rd. Centre of
an agricultural region. Has flouring and
planing mills; also stave factory and
foimdry.
DEUTSCHER VOLKSFREUND ;
Thursday's; German; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1886; Friederich
Kies, editor and publisher.
MISSOURI CASH - BOOK ; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.70 ; established 1871 ; F. A.
McGuire, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
JAMESPORT, Daviess Co., \} 1,200
pop., 10 m. from Gallatin and 15 from Tren-
ton. A great shipping point, and surrounded
by a good grazing and stock-raising country.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1877 ; M. F. Stipes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
JEFFERSON CITY, C. H., Cole
Co., D State capital, 7,000 pop., on Missouri
r. and Missouri Pacific, Northern termi-
nus of Lebanon branch of Mo. Pacific
Rd. and Southern tei'minus of Louisiana
division of Chicago & Alton Rd., 125 m.
from St. Louis. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural, timber and mining district.
STATE JOURNAL; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, aud STATE TIMES, Fri-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
eight pages ; size — daily 16x22, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily S4.80, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished 1872; S. "\V. Cox, editor and publisher;
cii"culatii)n — daily L2, weekly K 1.
TRIBUNE; everv morning except Mon-
day, and WEEK-LiV, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; daily tour pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x31, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
— daily $7.20, weekly §1 ; established— daily
1874, weekly 1865 ; E. B. Ewing, editor ; Tri-
bune Printing Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily L 2 , weekly J 1.
COLE CO. DE.UOCRAT; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x80 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Joseph R. Edwards, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MISSOURI VOL.RSFREUND;Wed
nesdays ; German ; four pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription $2; established 1876; Albert
Kroeger, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
STATE TI31ES ; {see State Journal.)
MISSOURI SCHOOL. JOURNAL;
semi-monthly ; educational ; .sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x13; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. T. Carrington and J. L. Hollo-
way, editors ; W. S. Ferguson, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
JONESBURG, Montgomery Co., D-
445 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rd. Has flour mills, tobacco and wagon
factories.
MONTGOMERY CO. JOURNAL ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1879 ;
Mrs. Sue. J. Rittenhouse, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
JOPL.IN, Jaspe?' Co., jn 9,000 pop., on
St. Louis & San Francisco, Kansas City,
Fort Scott & Gulf and Missouri Pacific
Rds., 333 m. W. of St. Louis and 174 S. of
Kansas Citj'. Engaged in lead and zinc
mining, manufacturing and agriculture.
HERALD; every morning except Sun-
day and Monday, and SUNDAY HER-
ALD, Sundays; democratic; four pages;
size— daily 20x26, Sunday 26x40 ; subscription
— daily $6, Sunday $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Her-
ald Printing Co., editors and publishers ; cii'-
culation— daily L 2 , Sunday K 2.
NEWS; eveiy evening except Sunday,
and .MINING NEWS, Fridays ; four pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 26x40 ; subscription
— daily $6, weekly $1.50; established— dailj-
187.5, weekly 1872; Peter Schnur, editor and
publisher; circ'n— daily L 2, weekly L2.
MINING NEWS ; (see News.)
PLAIN DEALER; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; ^ize 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1886; E. J. Thacker,
editor and publisher.
SUNDAY HERALD; (see Herald.)
KAHOKA, C. H., Clark Co., cf 1-200
pop., on Missouri, Iowa & Nebraska Rd.,
20 m. W. of Keokuk, Iowa. Has wagon
and other manufactories.
CLARK CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x.36 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; E. B. Chris<-
tie, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HER A LD ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
G. G. Childers, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
KANSAS CITY, JacJcson Co., -n
105,042 pop., on Missouri r., near mouth of
Kansas r., and centering point for fourteen
Important railroads, running in various
directions, and connecting it with all the
prominent points of industry and trade.
Engaged In manufactures and commerce,
and a great commercial entrepot for the
West.
DROVERS' TELEGRAM; every
evening except Sunday, SEMl-WEEK-
LY,Tuesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; live stock ; daily and semi-
weekly four pages, weekly twenty pages ;
size— daily and semi-weekly 20x26, weekly
(size of page) 12x15 ; subscription— ndaily $4,
semi-weekly $2 and weekly $1; established-
daily 1882, weekly 1873; J. H. Neff & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily I 2 ,
semi-v,-eekly .1 1 , weeklj' H 1.
EVENING STAR; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x41 ; subscription $6 ; established 1875 ;
William R. Nelson, editor ; Evening Star Co.,
publishers ; circulation D 1 . ^;W°Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Dec.
31, 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 21,364
copies.
JOURNAL; every morning except
Sunday, TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays, SUNI>AY
JOURNAL, Sundays, and AVEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; weekly agricultural ;
daily, tri-weekly and weekly eight pages,
Sunday sixteen pages ; size of page 18x24,
weekly 20x24; subscription— daily $10, tri-
weekly $4, weekly $1, Svmday $2; established
1854 ; Journal Company, editors and publish-
ers; circulation — claily El, tri-weeklj' J 2,
Sunday D 1 weekly E 2.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 24x34, Saturdays four pages
size 24x35; subscription $5; established 1885;
News Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n J 2.
PENNY PRESS; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1887 ; Sylves-
ter P. Wilson, editor and publisher.
POST; everj- morning except Monday;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x4() ;
subscription $7; established 1858; J. Ham-
erslough, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PRESSE ; every evening except Sun-
dav ; German ; four pages ; size 28x48 ; sub-
scription $10 ; established 1884 ; C. Thiersch,
editor ; Kansas City Presse Publi.shing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 2 .
TIMES; every morning, and WEEK-
LY. Thursdays ; democratic ; daily and
weekly eight pages ; Sunday sixteen pages ;
size of pa,ge 18x23; subscription— daily, with
Sunday, $10, weekly $1, Sunday $2, daily
on Mondavs, Wednesdays and Fridays $5;
established 1868; Kan.sas City Times Co.,
editoi-s and publishers ; circ'n— daily F 1 ,
Sundav F 2, weekly D 2.
CATHOLIC TRIBUNE ; Fridays ;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; M. Maloney, editor
and Dublisher ; circulation I 1 .
CENTROPOLIS ; Thursdays: evangel-
ical ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription $1..50 ; established 1883 ; Rev. C. C.
Woods and Rev. D. M. McClellan, editors ; P.
W. Butterfield & Son, publishers ; circ'n I 2 .
CHIEF; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 34x36 ; .subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; H. H. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher.
COMMERCIAL; Saturdays; commer-
cial; twenty-four pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription .$3; established 1882; John W.
Ryckman, editor ; Commercial Publishing
Co., publishers.
DISPATCH; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1.50; established 1886 ;R.
T. Coles, editor; Dispatch Publishing Co.,
publishers ; an organ of colored people.
DRAMATIC AND SPORTING
ECHO; Saturdays; sporting; eight pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
Hal L. Sweetland, editor ; Echo Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
GATE CITY PRESS-SENTINEL;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; J. D. Bowser, edi-
tor ; Gate City Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2.
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383
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HERALD; Saturdays ; temperance ;
«ight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablislied 1883 ; Herald Co., editors and pub-
lisliers.
ILLUSTRATED W ESTERN
WORLD AND JOUItNAL, OF COM-
MERCE; Sundays; democratic; sixteen
pages ; size of page llxiC ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; World Co., editors and pub-
lislier ; circulation H 1.
LABOR ORGANIZER; Saturdays;
labor ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1886 ; Vroomau & Strelow,
editors and publishers ; an organ of the
Knights of LaV)or
LIVE-STOCK INDICATOR AND
FARMERS' GAZETTE; Thursdays;
live stock ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1878; F. D. Coburn,
editor; Indicator Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation H 2.
MATRIMONIAL NEWS; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 20x2tj : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; E. P. Morgan, editor ; 3Iatri-
monial News Publishing Co., publishers.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; established 1885 ; D. A. 107, Knights
of Labor, editors and publishers : circ'n H 2.
MID-CONTINENT; Saturdays; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1880 ; Samuel B. Bell, D.D.,
editor ; Mid-Continent Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
SQtJIB ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Thomas P. 3Ioufort. editor and publisher.
SUNDAY JOURNAL; (see Journal.)
SVENSRA WECKOBLADET;
Wednesdays ; Skandiuavian ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1884 ;
Theodore Hessell, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
VORWAERTS; Saturdays; German;
eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; W. H. Lengel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTERN CULTIVATOR AND
FARM AND STOCK JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1878 ;
George E. Heydon, Ph.D., editor; Stock
Journal Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
WITNESS ; Thursdays; di.sciples ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. H. Smart & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; issue also the
Christian Comijanion.
GROCER; bi-weekly ; commercial ;
flf ty-two pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884 ; M. Dowden,
editor and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
DRY GOOD'^ REPORTEK AND
JOBBING TRADE RECORD; semi
monthly ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1885; W. B. Grimes Dry Goods Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
LIVE STOCK RECORD AND
FAR3IER ; semi-monthly; torty-eight
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 18S4 ; Cuthbert Powell, editor ;
Ramsey, Millet & Hudson, publishers ; an ad-
vertising sheet ; issue also the Western Advo-
cate or Camp's Emigrant Guide.
AGENTS' CHRONICLE; monthly;
eight pages ; size 22x2S ; subscription .50 cents ;
established 1887 ; Agents' Chronicle Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers.
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER;
monthly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12 : subscription $1 ; established
1886 ; Thomas Ellis, Jr., editor and publisher.
BIBLE EVANGELIST; monthly;
holiness ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1884 ; J. W.
Oaughlan, editor and publisher : circ'n K 1.
CHRISTIAN COMPANION; month
ly ; evangelical ; thirtj'-two pages ; size of
page 8x11; subscription $1.50; established
1862 ; J. H. Smart and Mrs. S. E. Smart, edi-
tors ; J. H. Smart & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion I 2 ; issue also the Witness.
HORTICULTURAL WORLD;
MISSOURI.
monthly ; horticulture ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1887.
KANSAS MAGAZINE; monthly ;
literary ; eighty-four pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1S71 ; Kan-
sas Magazine Publishing Co., editors and
ptiblishers.
MEDICAL INDEX; monthly ; medi-
cal ; seventy-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Emory
Lamphear, M. D., editor and publisher ; cir-
culation .J 1.
iMEDICAL RECORD; monthly ; medi-
cal ; sixty-four pages ; size or page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1884; A. L. Fulton,
M.D., and G. Halley, M.D., editors and'pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
MISSOURI AND KANSAS FARM-
ER ; monthly ; immigration ; eight pages ;
size ;30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1884 ; Clitfe M. Brooke, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 1 .
MODERN 3IILLER; monthly; com-
mercial ; milling trade ; forty-six pages ;
size of page 11x15; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1878 : Clifford F. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation G 1.
NATIONAL REAL ESTATE IN-
DEX ; monthly ; four pages ; .size 24x35 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1881 ; W. L.
Griggs, editor and ptiblisher : circulation H 2.
PALMER'S MONTHLY ; fruit and
vine ctilture ; sixte»^n pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $1; established 1885; S. C.
Palmer, editor : Nursery Trade Journal Co.,
publishers : circulation H 2.
P O P U li A R MONTHL Y ; literary ;
seventy pages ; size 7x10 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; H. J. Rodmand, editor and
publisher; circulation D 1.
PROGRESSIVE AGE; monthly; edu-
cational ; eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscrip-
tion 60 cents ; established 1S85 ; Henry Coon,
editor and publisher.
WESTERN ADVOCATE OR
CAMP'S EMIGRANT GUIDE;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 38x46 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; C. Rollin Camp,
editor ; Ramsey, Millet & Hudson, publishers ;
an immigration advertising sheet : issue also
the Live Stock Record and Farmer.
WESTERN CHRONICLE; monthly;
eight pages ; size 3ix44 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883 ; J. D. King, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1 .
WESTERN ILLUSTRATED
W O R L D ; monthly ; .sixteen to twenty-
four pages ; size 9x13 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; World Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
WESTERN YOUNG FOLKS; (see
Independence. )
KEARNEY, clay Co., ^ 1,000 pop.,
24 m. N. of Kansas City. A fine stock-rais-
ing country. 10 m. from Excelsior Springs.
CLIPPER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; J. L. Jennett, editor and
publisher: circulation L2.
KENNETT, C. H., Dunklin Co., r^200
pop., 190 m. S. of St. Louis. In a farming sec-
tion, and located near a lake formed by the
expansion of Little river.
CLIPPER; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1877 ;
Jim R. Gage, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
KEYTESVILLE, C. H., Chariton
Co., ^ 1,000 pop., on Chariton r. and Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 174 m. from St.
Louis. Good farming and stock country ;
well settled ; grow^ and^ manufacture to-
bacco to a great extent.
CHARITON COURIER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; Vandiver & Col-
lins, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
384
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
KIDDER, Caldwell Co., tl 260 pop.,
ou Hauibal &j St. Joseph Rd., 8 m. from
Cameron, and 7 from Hamilton.
OPTIC; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1 ; established
18S(; ; Chubbuck Bros., editors and publishers.
KING CITY, Gentry Co., t] 1,000 pop.
on St. Joseph & Des Moines Rd. A farming
and stock-raising district.
CHRONICliE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; established
1881 ; S. B. Strock, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
KINGSTON, C. H., Caldwell Co., ^ 7.50
pop., on line of proposed Kansas City, Chil-
licothe & Northwestern Rd., 50 m. E. of St.
Joseph. Surrounded by an agricultural
district. Engaged in milling and manufac-
tui-ing.
CALDWEIil, CO. SENTINEL.; Mon
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1867 ; C. C.
Higgins. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
T13IES ; Thursdays; republican; four
Ijages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Levi M. Spivey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
KIRKSVILLE, C. H.. Adair Co., b
3,500 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
and Quincy, Missouri & Pacific Rds., 70 m.
W. of Quincy, 111. An agricultural district.
A point of considerable trade. State Nor
naal School and Missouri College, Mercan-
tile College, foundry and machine shops
are located here.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25;
established 1870 ; Chappell & Chappell, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
GRAPHIC; Fridays; republican; eight
Eages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1880; Thos. E. Sublette, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
JOURNAL; Thiu-sdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subsci'iption $1 ; es-
tablished 1865 ; Gill & Link, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
EDUCATIONAL GLEANER; month
ly ; educational ; twelve pages ; size of page
9x12 ; sub.scription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. W.
Jones, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
KIRKWOOD, St. Louis Co., [^2,200
pop., on Mis.souri Pacific and St. Louis &
San Francisco Rds., 13 m. from St. Louis.
LEADER: Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Leet & Kitchen, editors and pub-
lishers.
KNOB NOSTER, Johnson Co.,-o 1,255
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 10 m. from
Warrensburg and 18 from Sedalia. Engaged
in coal mining and the manufacture of
bricks and sewer pipe.
WILL CARR'S GEI>I ; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Will D. Carr, editor ; Will D. Carr
& Bro., publishers ; circulation K 2.
liA BEliLE, Leiois Co., [if 67.5 pop., on
Quincy, Missouri & Pacific Rd., 40 m. from
Kirksville and 32 from Quincy, 111. Has
flour and saw mills. A shipping point of
some importance, surrounded by a fine
farming country. Seat of Western Academy.
STAR; Fridays; eight pages: size 24x36*
subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ; C. W. Mu-
llnex, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
MISSOURI.
liACLiEDE, Linn Co., [^ 1,200 pop., on
the Hannibal & St. Joseph and Chicago,
Burlington & Kansas City Rd., 21 m. E.
of Chilllcothe, 38 W. of Macon City, and 6 S.
of Linneus. Manufactures axe, pick, and
shovel handles. Located in a good farming
district.
LACONIC ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
24x34 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ;
Rev. Henry B. Barnes, editor and publisher i.
circulation L 2 .
IiADDONIA,^«^^«"i Co., D 600 pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd., 14 m. E. of Mexico.
Shipping point of corn,wheat, oats and flax ;
also cattle and hogs.
HERALD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
Jno. Beal, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
LA GRANGE, Lewis Co., ^ 1,800 pop.»
on Mississippi r. and St. Louis, Keokuk &
N. W. Rd., 12 m. from Quincy, 111., and 28
below Keokuk. Engaged in trade, manu-
factures and river commerce.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1872; R. M. Wallace, editor and
publisher ; cu-culation K 1.
LAMAR, C. H., Barton Co., J2 3,50a
pop., 150 m. S. W. of Jefferson City and 40
from Fort Scott, Kansas, at the crossing of
the Lexington & Southern and Kansas City,
Springfield & Memphis Rds. Manufactures-
flour and farming implements.
BARTON CO. ADVOCATE; Tues-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; T. S. Powell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Thursda.ys; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1881 ; C. W. Huggins & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
SOUTH-WEST MISSOURIAN;
Thursdavs ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1881 ; W. T. Craycroft,
editor and Dublisher ; circulation K 2.
LA MONTE, Pettis Co., n 650 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd., 12 m. W. of Sedalia.
Engaged in farming and stock-raising.
RECORD ; -Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1881 : Bailey & Luther, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
LANCASTER, C. H., ScJiuTjler Co., i
479 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rd., 60 m. W. by N. of Keokuk, Iowa, and
140 N. by E. of Jefferson Citj^ Engaged in
agriculture, tobacco and stock raising and
manufacturing. Wood, coal and water in
abundance.
EXCELSIOR; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1866 ; William M. Hunter, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
LA PLATA, Macon Co., i^ 1,150 pop.»
on Northern division of Wabash, St. Louis
& Pacific Rd., 43 m. from Moberly and 88
from Ottumwa, Iowa. Engaged in farming
and stock-raising.
HOME PRESS; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1876; Chas. N. Mitchell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
385
3IISS0URI.
liATHROP, Clinton Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on Kansas City division of Hannibal & St.
Joseph Rd., at crossing of Lexington and
St. Joseph branch of St. Joe & St. Louis Rd.,
38 m. N. of Kansas City. In the centre of
an agricultural country.
MONITOR; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1871 ; Stoufer & Reichert, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LEBANON, C. H., Laclede Co., g 3,000
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 182
m. from St. Louis and about 85 from Jeffer-
son City. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
facturing. A trade centre.
GRAPHIC; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription .$1.50; established 1883;
M. W. Gustin, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
LACLEDE CO. SENTINEL; Fridays;
greenback ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1873 ; B. H. Cowgill, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
RUSTIC; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1873 ;
James T. Bradshaw, editor and publisher ;
<;lrculation J 1.
LEE'S SUMMIT, Jackson Co., -n
1,500 pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 22 m. E. of
Kansas City. Has large nursery and fruit
growing interests. Claims to have one
thousand acres of growing fruit trees. The
richest agricultural portion of the State,
and fast becoming a leader in stock-raising.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
-size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Henry Nichols, editor ; Lamkin & Son,
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
LEXINGTON, C. H.,ia Fayette Co.,
-n 5,000 pop., on Missouri r. and Lexington
branch of Missouri Pacific Rd., 45 m. from
Kansas City. Engaged in agriculture, manu-
facturing and river commerce. Has ex-
tensive canning establishments, and does a
large grist milling business ; also water
works, gas works, and street railway ; coal
beds in vicinity ; large coal trade.
INTELLIGENCER: Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1871 ; Alex. A. Lesueur, edi-
tor ; Ethan Allen, publisher; circulation J 2.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1865; Bascom & Keller, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
LIBERAL, Barton Co., p 300 pop.,
at junction of Kansas City, Ft. Scott &
Gulf and Minden & Chetapa branch of Mo.
Pacific Rds., 15 m. from Lamar.
BARTON CO. ENQUIRER; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; H. H.
Allen, editor and publisher.
LIBERTY, C. H., Clay Co., \2 2,500
pop., on Kansas City division of Hannibal
& St. Joseph Rd., 14 m. from Kansas City.
Agriculture and stock-raising the chief in-
dustries. Manufacturing done here. Has
excellent schools. The Hawthorne Institute
for Ladies and William Jewell (Baptist)
College are located here. The Court House
is one of the finest in the State.
ADVANCE; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
MISSOURI.
lished 1875 ; Murray & Hamilton, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1846 ; John Dougherty, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
IjI'S'N , C.U., Osage Co., n 175 pop., 21m.
E. of Jefferson City and 12 from Missouri Pa-
cific Rd. Centre of an agi'icultural country.
UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
'24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; G. H.
Mosby, editor and publisher ; circulationL2.
LINN CREEK, C. H., Camden Co., n
1,0IX) pop., 50 m. from Jefferson City, 20 from
Rd., 190 from St. Louis. Agricultural, min-
ing and stock-growing district.
REVEILLE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. W. Vincent, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
LINNEUS, C. H., Linn Co., [^ 1,000
pop., about 10 m. N. W. of Brookfield, in
an agricultural section.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 25x.38 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1871 ; T. E. Brawner, editor ;
Brawner & Tyler, publishers ; circulation K 2.
LINN CO. NEWS; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
^1.25 ; established 1882 ; Ormiston & Fen-
stemaker, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
LOCKWOOD, Dade Co., p 800 pop.,
on Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis Rd.,
8 m. from Greenfield, 35 from Carthage and
43 from Springfield. One of the finest grain
and fruit-growing sections In Southern
Missouri. Coal Is plentiful.
LEADER; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $1; established
18S3; W. H. H. Peirce, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
LOUISIANA, Pike Co., a- 5,500 pop.,
on Mississippi r., 26 m. below Hannibal and
115 N. of St. Louis. On Kansas City divi-
sion of Chicago & Alton and on Keokuk
& St. Louis Rd. Shipping point for
the produce from surrounding agricultu-
ral districts. Engaged in manufacturing.
Has eleven churches, several banks, a High
School, a Baptist College, steam flouring,
planing and lumber mills, machine shops
and tobacco factories.
JOURNAL; Thm-sdaj's; democratic: four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; A. O. Parsons, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; W. O. Gray, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
MACON CITY, C. H., Macon Co., ^
4,500 pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., at
crossing of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd.,
70 m. from Hannibal, 136 from St. Joseph
and 169 from St. Louis. Centre of an agri-
cultural district. Engaged in manufactur-
ing and trade.
MACON DEMOCRAT ; Fridays; dem-
ocratic : four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; Harry Howard, editor and publisher
circulation K 2.
386
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
MISSOURI.
MACON REPUBIilCAN ; Thursdays;
republican ; four papes ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1871 ; S. G. Brock, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
i>IACU»N TT:>IES?; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 15x2 ' ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1865 ; J. A. Hudson, editor
and publisher: circulation I 1.
3IESf?;EiVGER OF PEACE ; semi
monthly ; baptist ; eight pages ; size of page
12x16; subscription §1.50; established 1874;
Dr. J. E. Goodson & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation 1 1.
MADISON, Monroe Co., rf 500 pop.,
on Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd. A grow
ing towTi.
WATCHMAN ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription §1; established 1885 ;
Charles E. Reid, editor and publisher ; clrcu-
hition L 2 .
MALDEN, DunJdin Co., 0, 892 pop., on
Texas & St. Louis Rd., 56 m. S. W. of Cairo,
111. Cotton-growing section, and principal
market and shipping point for St. Louis.
DUNKLIN CO. NEWS; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36; sub.scrip-
tion .SI ; established 1886 ; Dan. Haynes, edi-
tor ; Johu P. Allen, publisher.
MARBLE HIIiL, C. H., Bollinger
Co., P, 426 pop., on St. Louis & Iron Mountain
Rd., 134 m. S. of St. Louis. Agriculture,
mining and lumber business are the chief
Industries.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; J. G.
Finney, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MARIONVILLE, Lmorence Co., p
1,050 pop., 1 m. W. of Logan, on the St.
Louis & San Francisco Rd., and 26 S. W.
of Springfield. Has flour mill and fruit
evaporator; also fine schools, churches, etc.
BUZZ SAW; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; J. E. Houghton, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
M. C. I. RECOR«>; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscrij:)tiou 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; C. A. & M. N. Mitchell, editors
and publishers ; issued iu the interest of the
Marionville Collegiate Institute.
MARSHALL, C. H., Saline Co., u
5,0(X) pop., about 15 m. from Missouri r. and
«bout 87 W. by N. of Jefferson City. On
Chicago, Kansas City & Denver Short Line
branch of the C. & A. Rd.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEK Li Y, Fridays; four pages; size
— dailv 2Ux26, weekly 26x40; subscription-
daily S5, weekly |!l ; established 1879; J. M.
Patterson, editor; J. C. & J. W. Patterson,
publishei-s; circ'n— dailv L2, weeklv K 2.
SALINE CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size :^)x44 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1872 ; Saline
Co. Democrat Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
SALINE CO. PROGRESS; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1865 ; Progi-ess
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
MARSHFIELD, C. H., Webster Co.,
p 1,000 pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.,
24 m. N. E. of Springfield and 212 S. W. of St.
Louis. Surrounded by an agricultural and
mining country.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; establisned
MISSOURI.
1877 ; "W. W. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WEBSTER CO. RECORD ; Thurs
days ; anti-monopoly ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 18*^5 ; M. M.
Miller, editor and publisher.
WEBSTER STANDARD ; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 24x35 : subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; G. H. Pardee, editor
and publisher; circulation .J 1.
MARYVILLE, C. H., Nodaway Co.,
Yd 4,800 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
and Maryville branch of Kansas City, St.
Joseph & Council Bluffs Rds., 45 m. N. of St.
Joseph, 96 from Omaha, about 300 from St.
Louis, and about 20 from Stanberry. A
farming region, suitable for grain, hogs and
cattle.
DEMOCRATIC FREEMAN; Fridays;
democratic : four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; Duffy &
Thomas, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
NODAWAY DEMOCRAT ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1869 ; Martin &
Todd, editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN 5 Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1870; B. A. Dunn, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
MAYSVILLE, C. H., De Kalb Co., q
1,200 pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Paci-
fic Rd., 30 m. E. by N. of St. Joseph. En-
gaged in stock-raising and agriculture.
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Henry E. Glazier, editor and
pulilisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN PILOT; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; G. K. Gwathmey,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MEADVILLE, Linn Co., b 650 pop.,
on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd. Numerous
wagon shops and a plow factory.
MESSENGER ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; established
1880 ; J. V. Willis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
MEMPHIS, C. H., Scotland Co., cf
1,800 pop., on Missouri, Iowa & Nebraska
Rd., about 40 m. W. of Keokuk and 140 N.
of Jefferson City. Ships large quantities of
wool and creamery butter. Is surrounded
by a farming and stock-raising district.
DE3IOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1873 ; J. C. Kerby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
NATIONAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1882; C. W. Sevier, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
REVEILLE ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1865; Jas. Gillespie, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
MEXICO, C. H., Audrain Co., U 5,072
pop., on Salt r. and Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rd., at crossing of Louisiana division
of Chicago & Alton Rd., 108 m. from St.
Louis and 52 from Jefferson City. Wagon
and plow factories. Location of Hardin
College (female). Has electric light and
T\'ater works.
EVENING LEDGER: every evening
except Sunday, and LEDGER, Thursdays ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
387
MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
democratic ; four pages ; size— tlaily 26x40,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
S1.50 ; established— daily 1886, weekly 1864 ; R.
M. White, editor and publisher ; circulation—
■weeklv J 2.
INTELLIGENCER; every evening ex
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 3()x44 ; sub-
scription—daily §6, weekly $1.5U ; established
—daily 1880, weekly 1872 ; Sam B. Cook, editor
and publisher; eirc'n — daily L2, weekly J 1.
LEDGER; (see Evening Ledger.)
MIAMI, Saline Co., a 1,097 pop., on
Missouri r., 2 m. from Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rd., 80 E. of Kansas City and 198 W
of St. Louis. A shipping point.
NE WS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35;
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1880 : Gus Lef t-
wlch, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
MIDDIiETOWN, Montgomery Co.,
D-525pop.,in a farming section. Engaged
also in the manufacture of potterj'.
CHIPS; Thursdays; independent : four
pages ; size 24x.35; subscription .SI; established
1882 ; Christopher Pearson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MILAN, C. H., Sullivan Co., ^ 1,600
pop., at crossing of Chicago, Burlington &
Kansas City and Qulncy, Missouri & Pacific
Rds., 35 m. N. E. of Chllllcothe. Steam
flouring mills and stores at this place.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.$1.25 ; established 1875 ; Ware & Cochrau, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SULLIVAN STANDARD j Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .$1 ; established 1872 ; Luclen Cover, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
MOBERLY, Randolph Co., ^ 9,000
pop., at the junction of five railroads. Lo-
cation of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific rail-
road machine shops.
HEADLIGHT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; f ovir pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription-
daily $6, weekly $1 ; established— dally 1873,
weekly 1872; Wallace J. Davis, editor and
publisher ; circulation — daily L 2 , weekly
K 1 ; Issues also the Columbia Boone Co. Sen-
tinel.
MONITOR ; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily and
weekly four pages ; size— daily (size of page)
20x26 ; weekly 28x44 ; subscription— dally $6,
weekly .$1.25 ; established— daily 1873, weekly
1869 ; G. B. Kelly & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily L 2. weekly K 2.
RANDOLPH REPUBLIC AN ;Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x4() ;
subscription $1; established 1886; Terrlll &
Smith, editors and publishers. ,J^^^^.^-:i^^
MONROE CITY, Monroe Co., rf
1,V00 pop., on Hannibal & St. 'Joseph &
Mo. Pacific Rds., 80 m. W. of Hannibal and
22 N. E. of Paris. Situated In 'a fertile
prairie. Flouring and planing mills, ma-
chine shop, cigar and tobacco factory,
broom factory, carding mills and manu-
factories of furniture and farming imple-
ments.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size .S<lx44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875; Will L. Reid, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MONTGOMREY CITY, Mont-
gomery Co., a- 2,?23 pep., on Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Rd., 84 m. from St. Louis.
Centre of trade. Best business point in
county. Has woolen mills, tobacco fac-
tories and machine shops. In the midst of
a fine stock-raising section.
MONTGOMERY STANDARD; Fri
daj'S ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1866 ; John W.
Jacks, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
RA Y ; Fridays ; republican ; fom- pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ;
L. A. Thompson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MONTICELLO, C. H., Leivis Co., d
324i- pop., 12 m. from Canton. Milling and
wagon making.
LEWIS CO. JOURNAL ; Fridays
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.20 ; established 1879 ; Orcutt & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MONTROSE, ^e7i»-2/ Co., -d 1,000 pop.,
on M. K. & T. div. of Mlssoui'l Pacific Rd.
52 m. from Sedalla. An agricultural and
stock-raising section.
HERALD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1886; 5. W. Benedict, editor and pub-
lisher.
MOUND CITY, Sou Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on Nodaway Valley Rd. Shipping
point for stock and grain.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 : J. M. Hasness, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MOUNTAIN GROVE, Wright Co.,
p 1,100 pop., on Kansas City, Springfield &
Memphis Rd., 67 m. S. E. from Springfield.
Centre of a good farming country ; stock
and fruit raising. Superior range for stock.
Large amount of lumber, ties and posts
shipped from here ; has flour and planing
mills.
BREEZE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Mc-
Cormick & Cooper, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
MOUNTAIN PROSPECT; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; S. T. Talcott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MOUNT VERN0;N, C. H., Law.
rence Co., p 800 pop., 11 m. from St.
Louis & San Francisco Rd. and 32 W. of
Springfield. Its industries are agriculture,
stock-raising and fruit-growing.
FOUNTAIN AND JOURNAL;
Thursdavs ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1867 : Eu-
phrates Boucher, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
LAWRENCE CHIEFTAIN ; Thurs-
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; W. H. Cecil,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEOSHO, C. H., N-ewton Co., p 2,500
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 73
m. S. W. of Springfield ; in the lead regions
of Southwest Missouri. Surrounded by an
agricultural district and engaged in manu-
factui'lng and trade.
MINER AND MECHANIC ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; H. J. Curtice, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Sevier & Stockton, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
NEVADA, C. H., Vernon Co., -a 6,500
pop., on Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd., 90
m. from Sedalia, 90 S. of Kansas City, and
20 E. of Fort Scott, Kan. ; also junction
Lexington & Southern and Nevada & Min-
den Rds., and terminus of latter.
M A T JJ ; every evening except Sunday,
and SOUTH WEST MAIL., Fridays;
democratic; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, weekly$l ; established-
daily 1883, weekly 1873 ; Speed & Mitchell, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily L 2 ,
weeklv II.
LEDGER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873; Nat. G. Barter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTHWEST MATTi; (see Mail.)
VERNON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; Crockett &
Frame, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
NEW FLORENCE, Montgomery
Co., D- 600 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pa-
cific Rd., 76 m. from St. Louis. A thriving
town and a trade centre in one of the
best dairying sections in the State.
OPTIC; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; R. H. Mansfield, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2. j, .^_.J:!^..^1
NEW HAVEN, Franklin Co., a- 1,000
pop., on the Missouri Pacific Rd., 67 m. from
St. Louis and 121 from Sedalia. Has a flour-
ing mill and two grain elevators. A wheat-
growing county.
NOTES; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1834; J. T. Murphy, Jr., editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
NEW LONDON, C. H., Malls Co., cf
1,000 pop., on Salt r. and St. Louis, Hannibal
& Keokuk Rd., 10 m. S. of Hannibal. Sur-
rounded by a fertile agricultural district.
RALLS CO. GUIDE; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1; establislied 1879; Young Bros.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
RALLS CO. RECORD; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1865 ; Men. Mayliall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2. _ _^
NEW MADRID, C. H., New Madrid
Co., □, 900 pop., on Mississippi r. and on
line of Texas & St. Louis Rd., about 37 m. S.
by W. of Cairo, 111. Has considerable river
commerce and wood manufactures. Heart
of tlie corn-growing district ; 1,0(30,000 bush-
els shipped annually.
RECORD; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Albert O. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NORBORNE, Carroll Co., b 1,200
pop., 4 m. from Missouri r., on Wabash, St.
Louis & Pacific Rd. and 50 from Kansas
City. A good corn and wheat-growing
section, and a shipping point for cattle and
corn.
LEADER; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
MISSOURI.
lished 1884; J. H. Jacobs, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
NORTH SPRINGFIELD, Greeiie
Co., ^ 5,250 pop., on St. Louis & San Fran-
cisco Rd., 241 m. S. W. of St. Louis. Con-
tains the railroad machine shops and a cot-
ton and woolen factory. Five otlier roads,
or their branches, centre here.
NEW ERA ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$1.50 ; established— daily 1884, weekly 1876 ;
New Era Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K 1, weekly L 2.
ODESSA, La Fayette Co., -n 2,000 pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd., 39 m. E. of Kansas
City and 17 m. S. of Lexington. A progres-
sive town, with increasing city features.
DEMOCRAT: Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; Ewing & McChesney, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; D. Reddington, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
O'FALLON, St. Charles Co., D- 375
pop., on tlie St. Louis & Kansas City branch
of tlie Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 34 m.
from St. Louis and 239 f lom Kansas City.
Location of a convent, flouring mill and
brick yard.
KATHOLISCHER HAUS-
FREUND ; Thursdays ; German ; catholic ;
eight pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Rev. H. Brodhagen, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
OREGON, C.H.,5b« Co., ^1,000 pop.,
7 m. from Missouri r. and about 25 in a
direct line from St. Joseph, 2 from Kansas
City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd., and
100 from Omaha. Agricultural region and
trade centre. Some manufacturing done.
HOLT CO. PRESS; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1876 ; Clare Irvine, editor
and publisher; circulation K 2.
HOLT CO. SENTINEL ; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1865 ; Dobyus & Curry,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
OSBORN, De Kalb Co., ^ 600 pop.,
on tlie Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 177 m.
from Quincj' and 49 m. from Kansas City.
Engaged in agriculture.
INVESTIGATOR; Saturdays; f our
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; F. W. A. Riedel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OSCEOLA, C. H., St. Clair Co., -n 1,000
pop., on Osage r., 132 m. from Jefferson City
and 60 S. by W. of Sedalia. The Osage r. is
navigable for boats to this point.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1883; John S. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
SUN; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; E. M. Vance, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
W E S I' E R N HOME SEEKER
AND FARMER; monthly; real estate;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x16; subscription
50 cents ; established 1884 ; Van B. Wisker,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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3IISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
OZARK, C. H., Christian Co., g 700
pop., 15 m. S. E. of Springfield. Surrounded
by a fruit and tobacco-growing and farm-
ing counlrJ^ Lead and zinc are found here.
X E W S ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lislied 1S71 ; E. E. Patterson, etlltor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PACIFIC, Franklin Co., D- 2,200 pop.,
on M. P. and St. L. & S. P. Rds., 34m. from St.
Louis. Railroad shops are located here ;
also flre brick factories. White sand and
gravel are produced.
OUR COUNTY PAPER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion 81.50 ; established 1882 ; J. J. Shelton,
editor and publisher : circulation L 2.
PACIFIC CITY HERALD ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1880 ; H, C. Williams, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PALMYRA, C. H., Marion Co., ^
2,482 pop., on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd.,
at junction of Quincy branch, 12 m. from
Quincy. Agriculture, manufactures and
trade carried on.
MARION CO. HERALD; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1883 ; Drummond &
Gansz, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
SPECTATOR ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1839 ; J. Sosey & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
PARIS, C. H., Monroe Co., zi l,245t
pop., on Hannibal & Central Missouri di-
vision of Toledo, Wabash & Western Rd.,
40 m. W. S. W. of Hannibal. Surrounded by
a farming district.
MERCURY ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription Sl-2o ;
established 1844 ; Thomas B. Gaunawaj', editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONROE CO. APPEAL; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 2.5X.38 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1868 ; B. F. Blanton.
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PARKVILLE, Platte Co.. b 800
pop., on Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council
Bluffs Rd. and on Missouri r. Superior
educational facilities. Park College here ;
has over thVee hundred and fifty students.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; John G-harky, editor ; Gharky &
Tucker, publishers; circulation L2.
LITERARY MONTHLY; twenty
pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1885 ; Cheever & Park Lit-
erary Societies, editors and publLshers ; cir-
culation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
PATTONSBURGH, Daviess Co.,b
1,200 pop., on Wabash, St. L. & Pacific Rd., 60
m. from St. Joseph. An agricultural and
•milling district.
CALL; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription Sl-50; established 1881;
Eugene A. Martin, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
PEDRO, Barton Co., "u 550 pop., on
Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis and Mo.
Pacific Rds., in a farming and coal mining
section.
BANNER; Fridays; four pages; size
22x;]2 ; established 1885 ; Geo. E. Sarles, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
PERRY, Ralls Co., cT 500 pop., 23 m.
from Mexico and 30 from Hannibal. Has
flouring and saw mills, and is a trading
point for a large agricultural section.
PIONEER; Thursdays ; democratic '•
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; es"
tablished 1883 ; Alexis D. Bell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PERRY VILLE, C. H., Perry Co.,\:k
l,Ol«t pop., about 12 m. from St. Mary's land
ing, on the Mississippi r., and 85 S. of St.
Louis.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ;
E. H. Elliff, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
PERRY CO. SUN; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription Sl-25 : estab-
lished 1880 ; W. J. Armour, editor : W. P. New-
man, publisher ; circulation K 2.
PHILADELPHIA, Marion Co., ^
450 pop., in a fine wheat, corn and stock
country, 12 m. W. of Palmyra the county
seat.
QUIVIVE : Thursdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 : subscription §1 ; established 1880 ; X.
B. Dunn, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PIEDMONT, Wayne Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on the St. Louis and Texas branch of the
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern divis-
ion of the Missouri Pacific Rd., 127 m. from
St. Louis. Lumbering and granite quarry-
ing.
LEADER; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lished 1880; W. B. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PIERCE CITY, Lawrence Co., p 4,000
pop., on St. Louis &San Francisco Rd., and
at terminus of Kansas & Arkansas divisions
of the same, 300 m. W. of St. Louis, 200 from
Kansas City and 50 from Springfield. Large
flouring mills and other business interests.
DEMOCRA T; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK.LY, Fridays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weeklj' eight pages ; size —
daily 20x26, weekly 26x40 ; subscription— dailv
§6, weekly $1 ; established — daily 1882,
weekly 1875 ; Ed. Starks, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L 2 , weekly K 1.
EMPIRE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription — daily
S4, weekly §1 ; established— daily 1881, weekly
1875 ; Thos. CarUn, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—daily L 2, weekly K! 1.
PILOT GROVE, Cooper Co., u 1,000
pop., on Misscniri Pacific Rd., 25 miles N. of
Sedalia, and 12 S. W. of Boonville. Fine
agricultural district.
COOPER CO. LEADER; Fridays;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.25;
established 1882 ; W. F. Johnson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PINE VILLE, C.n., McDonald Co.,JJ
150 pop., on Elk r. 24 m. from Neosho. In
a pinery district,
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; S. D. Preston, editor ; C. E. Duval,
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
25
390
GKO. P. KO\VEL,L & CO'S
MISSOURI.
PLATTE CITY, C. H., Platte Co., ^
SOO pop., on Platte r., 7 m. from Missouri r.
and 20 N. by W. of Kansas City.
1jANDj>IARK; Fridays; democratic;
eis,iit pages; size S6x4S; subscription $1.50;
established 1865; P. R. Valliant, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2. ^^^ Actualaver-
a(ie circulation for one year preceding Dec. 'SI,
1886, OS per statement on, file nt the office of the
American Neivspajyer Directory, 1,508 copies.
PLATTE CO. ARGUS; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size o2x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; James A. Gustiu, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PliATTSBURG, C. H., Clinton Co.,
Y\ 2,000 pop., on S. W. division of Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rd., at intersection
of Lexington & St. Joseph branch of Wa-
bash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 23 m. S. E. of
St. Joseph, 33 from Kansas City, 87 from
Leavenworth. Carriage, broom and tile
factories, and location of Clinton Co. Insti-
tute. The famous Plattsburg Mineral
Springs are located 2 m. S. of the town.
.lEFFERSONIAN ; Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Samuel Lowe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER-LEVER; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1866 ; Thomas, & Thomas
Bros., editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
PLEASANT HILL. Cass Co., ^
2,372+ pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 37 m. S.E.
of Kansas City and 248 from St. Louis ; ter-
minus of Lexington & Southern Rd., and on
Pleasant Hill division of Fort Scott & Gulf
Rds. Engaged in manuf aetm-ing.
REVIEW; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; W. A. Buckner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
LOCAL BISPATCH; monthly; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Race & Cessou, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
POPLAR BLUFF, C. H., Butler
Co., u^ 2,750 pop., on Cairo branch of the
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.,
166 m. S. of St. Louis. Timber and lumber
and manufactories of pottery, tile and
brick.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription S1..50 ; established 1869 ;
Hedges, Batterton& Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
RENOVATOR; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 2^x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
D. 31 array McLellan, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2*
POTOSI, C. H., Washington Co., D- 800
pop., on Potosi branch of Iron Mountain
Rd., 65 m. from St. Louis. Extensively en-
gaged in the lumber trade. Rich mines of
iron, zinc, barytes and lead are worked In
the vicinity.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
81.50; established 1873; Henry C. Bell, editor;
Mrs. E. D. Harris, publisher ; circulation K 1.
PRINCETON, C. H., Mercer Co., ^
1,814 pop., on Grand r. and on the line of
the Southwestern branch of Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific Rd., about 45 m. N. of
MISSOURI.
Chillicothe. Princeton Normal Institute ;
cigar and other factories,
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1856; T. F. Hensley,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TELEGRAPH; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25;
established 1873; W. E. Cansdell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PURDY, Barry Co., JJ 500 pop., on
the Arkansas div. of the St. Louis & San
Francisco Rd., 50 m. S. W. of Springfield.
FLAG; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 : estab-
lished 1887 ; G. P. Garland, editor ; Garland &
Son, publishers.
RENICK, Randolph Co., \^ 500 pop.»
on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. En-
gaged in agriculture.
REPORTER; Thm-sdays; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1.20 ; established
1885 ; W. H. Dee, editor and publisher.; circu-
lation L 2.
REPUBLIC, Greene Co., g 150 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., in a fine
farming and stock-raising location, 15 m.
from Springfield.
VENTURE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 20x26; established 1887; W. C.
Spann, editor and publisher.
RICH HILL, Bates Co., 4D 5,000 pop.»
at junction of the Lexington & Southern
branch of Missouri Pacific and Western divi-
sion of Kansas City, Fort Scott & Gulf
Rds. Coal mining and zinc smelting car-
ried on extensively. Holly system of w^ater
^vorks.
H ERA LD ; every evening except Sunday ,
and WEElvLY, Wednesdays; four pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 24x36; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1.25; established 1884;
Dell Cobb and C. C. Jennings, editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2, weekly K 1.
MINING REVIEW; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.5(J; established 1880; Irish & Walters, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN ENTERPRISE ; Fri
davs; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$l.bO ; established 1881 ; F. J. Wiseman, editor
and pul>lisher ; circulation K 1.
RICHLAND, Pulaski Co.,- a 375 pop.,
on the St. Louis and San Franci.sco Rd., 160
m. from St. Louis and 269 from Red Fork.
Grain elevator, flouring mills and general
stores.
CYCLONE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Jas.
M. Farrar, editor and iniblisher ; circ'n L 2.
WESTERN O BSER VER ; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 16x20 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1881 ; M. W. Gustin & Sons, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, C. H., Bay Co., \j 2,500
pop., about 7 ui. from Missouri r. and 40 E.
by N. of Kansas City on branch of Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 68 from St. Jo-
seph. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict. It has large mercantile, coal and
manufacturing interests.
CONSERVATOR; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1854 ; Geo. W. Trigg, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
AINLEKJCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
o91
MISSOURI.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873 ; Jim G. Anderson, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
ROCHEPORT, Boone Co., d 900
pop., on Missouri r. at mouth of Moniteau
Creek, Has flouring mills, tobacco facto-
ries and a large pottery. An important ship-
ping point ; located in a rich agricultural
district.
CO:>13IERCIAL.; Fridays ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879;
W. J. McQuitty, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
ROCK PORT,C. H., Atchison Co., ^j
TUS pop., about 8 m. E. of Missouri r., 60
N. W. of St. Joseph, and 4 from Kansas City,
on St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd. Centre
of an agricultural region.
ATCHISON CO. JOURNAL.; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .S1.5U : established 1863 ; Dopf ,
Moorhead & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
ATCHIJSON CO. MAIL. ; Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50 ; established 1878 ; H. F. Stapel, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MISiSOIIRI AGITATOR; Wednes
days ; prohibition ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .§1 ; established 1884 ; Gay &
Laribee, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ROCKVILLE, Bates Co., -n 1,000
pop., on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd.,
70 m. S. of Sedalla. Stone is quarried ; sit-
uated in a fertile region.
STAR; Fridaj's ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscripti(_):i .$1 ; established
1S86 ; J. B. Berry, editor and publisher.
ROLLA, C. H., Phelps Co., a 2,200
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., Ill
m. W. S. W. of St. Louis. Situated in an iron-
mining district. Several smelting furnaces
In the vicinity. State Mining School, branch
of the State University, is located here.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1866; H. S. Herbert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW ERA; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; Wallbridge J. Powell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. CHARLES, C. H., St. Charles
Co., D- 5,600 pop., on Missoiu'i r., at crossing
of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 20 m.
from St. Louis : and on the Mo. Central Rd.,
now in course of construction. Engaged
in woolen, tobacco and other manufactures,
and a place of active business. Is said to
have the largest car factory in the United
States. Some coal mining is done in the
vicinity.
COSMOS ; Wednesdays ; Independent ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1836 ; James W. Davis, editor ; St.
Charles Pub. Co., publishers; circulation K 2.
DEMOKRAT; Thursdays; German;
four pages ; size 28x44 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; J. H. Bode, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1866 ; James C. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLIKANER ; Tuesdays; Ger-
man ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
MISSOURI.
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; H. C. Sand-
fort, editor : Sc. Charles Publishing Co., pub-
lisliers ; circulation K 2.
STE. GENEVIEVE, C.H.,S<e. Geiie-
vieve Co., o 2,500 pop., on MissLssippir., 60m.
below St. Louis. Large quantities of the
finest limestone are exported from here.
Cornwall copper mines are 10 m. W. of
citj% and sandstone quarries 5 m. S. Fruit
culture and wine-making carried on to a
considerable extent. Wheat growing and
stock raising form an important industrj'.
FAIR PLiAY; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1S72 ; Joseph Flynn, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
H E R O L. D ; Saturdays ; English and
German; imlependent; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1.50; established 1882 ; Joseph
A. Ernst, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ST. JOSEPH, C. n., Buchanan Co.,\2
50,000 pop., on Missouri r., at terminus of
or on the Hannibal & St. Joseph, K. C, St. J.
& C. B., Missouri Pacific, St. Joseph & Des
Moines, Union Pacific & Wabash and Cent,
branch of the Union Pacific, Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy, Chicago, Kansas & Ne-
braska and Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rds., 206 m. from Hannibal and 275 from
St. Louis.
GAZETTE; everj^ morning except Mon-
day, and VVEEIiLiY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size of page 15x23 ; sub-
scription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; established
1845 ; Gazette Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation — daily H 1. weekly G 2.
HERALD; evej-y morning except Mon-
day, and WEEK.LY, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size of page— daily 15x22.
weekly 17x24 ; subscription — daily $7, weekly
.$1; established 1862 ; John P. Strong, editor ;
W. M. Shephei'd, business manager ; Herald
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation— daily
H 1, weekly H 1.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day ; four ))ages ; size 22x35 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1885; O. M. Gilmer, editor;
The Daily Journal Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2,
NEWS: every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 24x40 : subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1878; News Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
VOLIvSBliATT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; Ger-
man ; independent ; four pages : size— daily
26x40, weekly 3()x45; subscription— daily $7,
weekly $2; es'tablished— daily 1866, weekly 1854;
H. W. Kastor, editor ; German Publishing and
Printing Co., publishers; circ'n— daily L2,
weekly II. A Sunday edition, four pages ;
size 19x26, is issued, in which no advertise-
ments are Inserted ; subsciiption $2.
A D VANCE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1.2.5; established 1882;
C. S. Baker, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
CATHOL.IC TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Rev. Francis
W. Graham, editor and publisher ; circ'n .1 1 .
JOURNAL «»F C03IMERCE; Satur-
days ; conunercial ; twelve pages ; size of
page 11x15; subscription $2 ; established is83 ;
Geo. W. Wren & Co., editors and publishers.
LEADER; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1884;
Jos. H. Crane, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
MIRROR; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pa<ies ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established is8(i ; W. M. Sheldon, editor and
publisher ; an organ of colore d people.
SUNDAY VISITOR; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; W. F. Bassett, editor; King
Bros., publishers ; circulation K 1.
39i
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
MISSOURI.
DISTRICT ADVOCATE; monthly;
methodist episcopal, south ; four pages ;
size 16x22 ; subscription 3U cents ; Rev. J. H.
Todd, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
MEDICAL, HERAL.D ; monthly ; medi-
cal ; tiftv-two pages ; size of page 6x10 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1883; F. C. Hoyt,
M.D., editor; Medical Herald Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 2.
ST. LOUIS, St. Louis Co., D 450,000
pop., on Mississippi r., about 30 m. below
the mouth of Missouri r., on more than a
dozen railroads. The great metropolis of the
West, and centre of trade and commerce
of the two great rivers and their tribu-
taries. Steamboats ply between St. Louis
and almost all of the cities and towns in
the "West and Northwest that can be
reached by water communication. Rail-
roads connect, east and west, with all the
principal cities in the United States ; four- 1
teen lines radiate from St. Louis asacentre. !
As a place of i-esidence it has an exception- (
ally good record as one of the healthiest of |
cities ; and as a business site it is the centre
of one of the best agricultural districts of
the country, for the products of which it j
affords a ready outlet.
AMERIKA; everv morning except Sun-
day, WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and SONN-
TAtrSBLATT, Sundays; German ; daily
four pages, weekly ten pages, Sunday twelve
pages ; size— dailv 28x42, weekly and Sunday
(size of page) 17x24 ; subscription— daily (in-
cluding Sunday) $8, weekly $2, Sunday §2 ;
established 1872 ; German Literary Society,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily G 2,
weekly C 1. Sunday F 2. i
ANZEIGER DES WESTENS; every I
morning, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
German; independent; daily eight and weekly
ten pages, Sunday twelve pages ; size of page
— daily 16x23, weekly and Sunday 18x24 ; sub-
scription—daily SIO, weekly S2. Sunday $2, ,
European edition of weekly $3 ; established
1834 ; Carl Daenzer, editor ; Anzeiger Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation— daily G 2, Sun-
day F 1 , weekly F 2.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every even
ing except Sunday ; non-partisan ; four and
eight pages ; size 25x35 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1880; Evening Chronicle Publish-
ing Co.. editors and publishers; circ'n E 2.
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT; every morn-
ing, SE3II-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; dailj^ eight to sixteen pages, semi-
weekly twelve pages, weekly ten pages, Sun-
day sixteen to twenty-eight pages ; size of
page 18x26; subscription— daily Sll, with Sun-
day .$12, semi- weekly §3, weekly $1, Sunday $2;
established 1852 ; Globe Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily C 1, semi- ;
weekly K 2, Sunday B 1 , weekly B 1. |
HOTEL REPORTER; every morn-
ing except Sunday; four pages; size 22x30;
established 1S80 ; B. D. M. Eaton, editor and
publisher ; circulation K I.
M I S S O I R T R E P U B L I C A N ; every
morning, TIM- WEEKL Y, Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, and W E E K L Y,
Wednesdays ; democratic ; daily eight and
twelve pages, Sunday eighteen and twentj^-
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size of page
18x2;3 ; subscription— daily .SIO, tri-weekly $4,
Sunday $2, weekly §1 ; established — daily 1835,
weekly 1808 ; George Knapj) & Co., publishers ;
circulation— daily Dl, trl-weekl.v 11, Sun-
day D 1 , weekly B 1 .
Post-dispatch ; eveij evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKI^l, Thursdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size of page 18x22 ;
subscription— dally $8, weeklj- Si ; established
1852; Dispatch Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— dally C 1 , weekly E 1.
TRIBUNE ; every evening except Sun-
day, Sunday mornings, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; German ; republican; dally four
pages, Sunday and weekly eight pages ; size—
dally 27x44, Sunday and weekly (size of page),
85x46; subscription— daily §6, Sunday $2,
weekly $2 ; St. Louis Tribune Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— dally H 2, Sunday G 1,
weekly H 2.
WESTLTCHE POST: every morning,
and ^VEEKL Y, Wednesdays ; German ; re-
publican ; daily and weekly four pages, Sun-
day ten pages ; size— daily 30x46, weekly 31x52,
Sunday (size of page) 30x46 ; subscription-
dally $8, weekly S2, with supplement $3, Sun-
day $2, European edition of weekly or Sunday
$3; established 1857 ; Westllche Po.st Associa-
tion, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily G 2, weekly F 1, Sunday F 1.
ADVANCE; Sundays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; P. H.
Mun-ay, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
AGE OF STEEL; Saturdays ;
commercial ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1857; W. E.
Barns, editor; Joxu'nal of
Commerce Co., publishei's ;
circulation H 1 ; New York
office, 3 Park Row.
AMERICAN BAPTIST FLAG;
Wednesdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size or
page 15x22 ; subscription S2 ; established 1875 ;
Rev. D. B. Ray, D.D., editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2.
AMERICAN CELT; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size of page 15x21 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; Charles O'Brien, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1.
BULLETIN OF COMMERCE ; Sat-
urdays ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1875 ; George W
Brlggs, editor and publisher; circ'n .J 1; Is-
sues also the 3Ierchants' and Manufacturers'
Revieiv and the Western Trade Journal.
CATHOLIC AYORLD; Saturdays ;
catholic ; eight pages ; size of page 17x24 ; sub-
scription ,S2.50; established 1885; Claude B.
Fallen, editor; World Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation 12.
CENTRAL BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1865 ; William H.
Williams, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion G 1.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays; methodist episcopal;
sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18; subscription
S2.20 ; established 1857 ; Benj. St. James Fry,
D. D., editor; Cranston & Stowe, publishers ;
circulation E 1.
CENTRAL LAW JOURNAL; Fri-
days ; legal ; thirty -two pages ; size of page
7x11 ; subsci'lption §5 ; established 1874 ; Wm.
H. Stevenson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1.
CHAMPION; Saturdays ; labor ; eight
pages; size :30x44 ; subscription S2; estab-
lished 1881 ; Excelsior Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issues also
the Light in the West.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Wednes-
days ; methodist episcopal, south ; eight
pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscription §2.50 ;
established 1851 ; Rev. D. R. McAnnally and
E. M. Bounds, editors; Advocate Publishing
House, publishers; circulation E 1.
CHRISTIAN-EVANGELIST; Thurs-
days ; Christian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription ,«!2; established 1863; J. H.
Gai-rison, B. W. Johnson and J. H. Smart,
editors; Christian Publishing Co., publishers;
1 circulation E 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
393
MISSOURI.
COL. MAN'S RURAIi WORLD;
Thursdays; agi'icul-
tural ; eight pages ;
size of page 17x23 ;
subscription $1;
established 1848;
Norman J. Colnian,
editor and publish-
er; ciiculation E 1.
DER HEROIiD DES GL.ALBENS;
Wednesdays ; German ; catholic ; eiglit pages;
size of page 18x24; subscription S2; estab-
lished 1850 ; German Printing and Publishing
Association, editors and publishers ; L.
Blankemeier. manager ; circulation F2.
DIE A BENDSCHUIiE; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; sixteen pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1854 ; Dr. H. Duemling, editor ;
Louis Lange Publishing Co., publishers ; does
not insert advertisements ; issues also Die
Rundschau.
DIE PAROLE; Saturdays; labor; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 15x22 : subscription 50
cents ; established 1884 ; Literary Club of the
International Working People Association,
editors and Dublishers ; circulation Jl.
DIE RUNDSCHAU; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established IS'^0; Di". H. Duemling, edi-
tor; Louis Lange Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation G 1 ; issues also Die Abendschule.
DRY f^OODS AND GROCERY RE-
PORTER ; Saturdays ; commercial ; one
hundred and thirty-two pages ; size of page
4x6 ; subscription .S2 ; established 1872 ; H. V.
Zider. editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
EVANGELIST; Thursdays; presbyte-
rian ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription .S2.5<) ; established 187') ; Rev. E.
Cooper, D.D.. editor ; Presbyterian Newspa-
per Co., publishers ; circulation G 1.
GROCER ; Thm'sdaj's ; commercial ;
sixtv pages : size of page 9x12 ; subscription
S2 ; 'established 1878 ; P. H. Telker, editor ;
Grocer Publishing Co., publisliers ; circ'n H 2.
HLiAS ; Wednesdays ; Bohemian ; catho-
lic ; eight pages ; size of page 17x23 ; subscrip-
tion .S2.50 ; established 1871 ; Bohemian Liter-
ary Society, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 2; an eight page literary supplement,
size 16x22. is issued regularlv with the paper.
HUMORIST; Saturdays; German; hu-
morous ; eis,'ht pages ; size of Dage 16x22 ; siib-
scription S'2 ; established 1879 ; R. Thomann,
editor ; H y Hermanns, publisher ; circ'n G 1.
INDUSTRIAL. GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15; subscription S2 ; established 1866 ;
C. K. Reif snider, editor ; Midland Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation H2: a monthly
edition, thirty-two pages, is also issued ; sub-
scription fil ; issues also Farm Machinery and
theMilhn\
JEWISH FREE PRESS; Fridays;
Jewisli; eiiu^it pages; size of page 11x15; sub-
scription S2; established 1879: M. C. Reefer,
editor and jjublisher ; circulation H 1.
JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE
AND A:>IERICAN STOCK BREED-
ER ; Thursdays ; agi'icultural ; sixteen
pages ; size of pasre 13x17 ; subscription .§1 ;
established 1861 ; Phil. Chew, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation C 1.
LATERNE ; Saturdays; German; hu-
morous ; twentj' pages ; size of page 11x14 ;
subscription 84 ; established 1876 ; Louis Wil-
lich, editor and publislier : circulation 1 1.
LEATHER GAZETTE; Saturdays;
commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x12: subscription .$2; established 1883 ; John
Mueller, editor and ijublislier ; circ'n .7 2.
LE PATRIOTS: Thursdays; French;
eight pages: size 28x40; subscription .S2.50 ;
established 1878 ; L. Sequenot, editor : L.
Sequeu'^t and E. Boudinet, publishers; circu-
lation I 1 .
MISSOURI.
LIGHT IN THE WEST; weekly;
spiritualist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; Excelsior
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation I 2 ; issues also the Champion.
MECHANIC; Saturdays; commercial;
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1883 ; William Wilson, editor and
publisher: circulation H 1.
MEDICAL REVIEW; Saturdays;
medical ; forty-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3.50; established 1877; Robert Luede-
king, editor ; J. H. Chambers & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation H 1 ; isksue also the American
Journal of Ophthalmology, Annals of Sur-
gery, Archives of Dentistry and the Courier
of Medicine.
MERCHANTS' AND MANUFAC-
TURERS' REVIEW; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $5 : estab-
lished 1875 ; George W. Briggs, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 2 ; issues also the Bulle-
tin of Commerce and the Western Trade
Journal-
Mi^ Jl^G NEWS; Saturdays; mining;
eight pages ; size 2'2x32 ; subscription S2.5() ;
established 1887 ; Mining News Co., editors
and publisliers.
MISSOURI SUBMISSIONIST; Sat-
urdaj's ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; estal)lished 1880 ; Benjamin
Walter, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
NATIONAL DRUGGIST; Fridays;
commercial ; forty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 : H.
M. Whelpley, editor ; Druggist Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation I 1 .
NEGRO WORLD; Sundays; non-par-
tisan ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscription
S2 ; established 1875; J. W.Wilson, editor and
publisher; circulation K2; an organ of col-
ored people.
OBSERVER: Thursdays; Cumberland
Presbyterian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription §2 ; established 1877 ; Rev.
J. R Brown and Rev. W. C. Logan, editors;
St. Louis Observer Co., publishers ; circula-
te m H 1.
PRESBYTERIAN; Fridays; presbyte-
rian ; eiglit pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription S3 ; established 1866 ; Rev. Robert
P. Farris, D.D., editor; Farris, Smith & Co.,
publishers : circulation H 1.
RAILWAY REGISTER; Saturdays;
commercial: twenty-four pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subsci'iption .$4 ; established 1876 ; F.
H. Bacon, editor ; D. McArthur, manager ;
circulation 1 1 .
ST. LOUIS CO. WAECHTER; (see
Clavton.)
SONNTAGSBLATT; (see Amerika.)
SOUTH-WESTERN METHODIST;
Saturdays ; methodist episcopal ; twenty
pages : size of page 10x15 ; subscription 82 ;
established 1882; J. D. Godbev, D.D., editor;
Methodist Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation I 2 .
SPECTATOR; Saturdays ; society ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion 82.50 ; established 1880; W. N. Beall, edi-
tor; Spectator Publisliing Co., publishers;
circulation H 2.
SPORTING NEWS; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 32x44 : subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1884; Sporting News Publishing Co.,
editors and yjublishers.
SUNDAY CRITIC; Sundays ; society ;
eiglit patres ; size of page 14x20; subscription
82 ; established 1882 ; John D. Finney, editor ;
St. Louis Critic Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation F 1.
SUNDAY SAYINGS ; Sundays; inde-
pendent; eight and tweve pasres ; size of
page 18x24; sui)scriptiou .$2 ; established 1883 ;
Savings Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion F 2.
W ESTER N AVATC HM AN ; Satur-
days; catliolic : eight nages ; size of pasre
18x24; subscrii)tion .S2..50 ; established 1866;
Rev. D. S. Phelan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation G 1.
^V II I P ; Saturdays; comic; sixteen
394
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
pages; size of page lOxiS ; subscription So.50 ;
established 1883 ; Whip Publishing Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation H 2.
UER L.UTHERANER ; semi monthly ;
German ; lutherau ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1845 ; Theolog-
ical Professors of Concordia Seminai-y of
Lutheran Synod of Missouri, editors and pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
PTiANTER AND STOCK3IAN
semi-monthly ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ;
fiize of page 10x14; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1835 ; Planter and Stoclcman Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; cii'cula-
tiou .J 1.
REGt L.AR BAPTIST 3IAGA-
ZINE ; semi-monthly; baptist; twenty
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1S75 ; E. H. Burnam, editor ;
Farris, Smith & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
SCHOOL. AND H03IE; semimonthly;
educational ; twentj' pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Wm.
L. Thomas, editor and publisher ; circulation
H 2. J^^ Actual average circulation Jfor one
year jJfeceding Xov. 3, 1S86, as per state-
ment on file at the office of the American
Neicspaper Directory, 5,000 copies.
STOVES AND HARDWARE; semi
monthlj' : commercial ; forty pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription ' SI ; established
1S7S ; J. W. Sutherland, business manager ;
Stoves and Hardware Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 ,
VANGUARD ; semi-monthly ; radical
holiness ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1881 ; C. W. Sherman,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
WESTERN TRADE JOURNAL. ;
semim.mthly; commercial; eight pages:
size 2(ix4(t ; subscription S3 ; established 1869 ;
George W. Briggs, editor and publisher; circu-
lation H 2 ; issues also the Bulletin of Com-
merce, and the Merchants' and Manufact-
ttrers' Revieiv.
ALTRUIST; monthly ; four pages ;
size 16x22 ; suljscription 50 cents ; established
1868 ; Alcander Longley, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
A^IERICAN JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION; monthly; educational ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription 81 ;
established 1867 ; J. B. Mer\\'in, editor and
publisher ; circulation F 1 ; issued simulta-
neously at Little Rock, Ark. ; Chicago, 111. ;
Leavenworth, Kans. ; Minden, La. ; Jackson,
Miss. ; St. Louis, Mo. ; Nashville, Tenn., and
Huntsville, Tex.
A>IERICA\ JOURNAL OF OPH-
THAL:>iOLOGY : monthly: medical;
forty pages octavo ; subscription S2..50 ;
established 1884; Adolf Alt. M.D., editor; J.
H. Chambers & Co.. publishers; circulation
J 1 ; issue also'the Medical Review, Annals of
Surgery, Archives of Dentistry and the Cour-
ier of Medicine.
A3IERICAN MEDICAL. JOUR-
NAL; monthly; medical; ninety-six pages
octavo ; subscription $2 ; established 18"73 ;
E. Youukin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
AMERICAN WHEELMAN ; month
ly ; cycling ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1SS5 ; Amer-
ican Wheelman Publishing Co.. editors and
publisliei-s ; circulation H 1.
ANNALS OF SURGERY; monthly;
surgical ; one hundred and eight pages
octavo; subscription .$5: established 1885;
L. S. Pilcher, M.D., editor ; J. H. Chambers &
Co.. publishers ; circulation I 2 ; issue also the
Medical Revieir, American Journal of Oph-
thalmology, Archives of Dentistry and the
Courier of Medicine.
ARCHIVES OF DENTISTRY;
monthly ; dental; fortv-eight pages octavo;
subscription S3; established 1881; Dental
Journal Association, editor; J. H. Chambers
& Co.. publishers; circulation I 1; issue also
the Medical Review, American Journal of
(^jihthaliiidlogy. Annals of Surgery and the
Courier of Medicine.
MISSOURI.
' BUILDING TRADES JOURNAL;
monthly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established
1883; Pierce Bros., editors and publishei-s ;
circulation H 1.
CANADIAN PHOTOGRAPHER ;
monthly ; commercial ; seventy-six pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription .$3 ; establish-
ed 18S7; Mrs. Fitzgibbou-Clark, editor and
publisher.
CHRISTIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHER; monthly; Christian; fortv
pages octavo ; sul)scription 60 cents ; es-
tablished 1876 ; W. W. Dowling, editor ; Chris-
tian Publishing Co.. publishers; circ'n H 2.
CHURCH NEAVS; monthly ; protestant
episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription SI ; established 1870 ; Rev. W. W.
Sylvester, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
COURIER OF MEDICINE; monthly;
medical; one hundred and eighteen pages
octavo ; subscription $3 ; established 1874 ;
E. M. Nelson, .M.D., editor ; J. H. Chambers
& Co., publishers; circulation H 1 ; issue also
the Medical Review, American Journal of
Ophthalmology, Annals of Surgery and the
Archives of Denti-'try.
COTTON BELT; monthly ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Edward O. L. Edholm, editor
and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
DEFECATOR ; monthly; syrup manu-
facture ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1883 ; J. A. Field, editor ;
Defecator Publishing Co., publLshers ; circu-
lation H 2.
DRUG MARKET REPORTER ;
monthly : commercial : forty-eight pages : size
of page 8x10 ; subscription S1..50 ; established
1880; Mej-er Bros. & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
EL CO-MERCIO DEL VALLE ;
monthly ; English and Spanish ; commercial ;
eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1876 ; John F. CahiU, editor
and publisher : circulation H 2.
EVANGELI S C H - LUTHERISCH-
ES SCHULBLATT; monthly ; German ;
lutheran ; tiftj' pages octavo ; subscription
SI ; established 1867 ; Concordia Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; does not insert
advertisements.
FAR3I COTTAGE; fsee Quincy, 111.)
FAR 31 3IACHINERY; monthly ;agii
cultural sixteen pages; size of page 10x15;
subscription SI ; established 18?2 ; C. K. Reif-
snider, editor; Midland Publishing Co.. pub-
lishers; circulation F 1: issues also the Indus-
trial Gazette and the Miller.
FORD'S CHRISTIAN REPOSI-
TORY AND HOME CIRCLE: month
ly ; baptist ; ninety pages ; size of i>age 7x10 ;
subscription S2.50'; established 1852 ; Samuel
H. Ford, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2.
FURNITURE MAGAZINE: month
ly ; commercial ; twenty-eiglit pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription SI ; established
1880 ; F. H. Burgess, editor and publisher ;
circulation 1 2 .
HOME, FARM AND FACTORY ;
monthly ; twelve pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription .50 cents ; established 1883 ; Hul-
bert Publishing Co., publishers; Calvin D.
Hulbert, manager ; circulation D 2.
JEWELER; monthly ; commercial ;
twentj'-four pages; size of page 11x14; sub-
scription SI ; established 1884 ; Jewelers'
Mutual Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
HONOR RECORD; monthly; Knights
anil Ladies of Honor ; eight pages ; size of
l)age 11x16; subscription .50 cents ; established
1881 ; Record PuVjlishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers, cii'culation 12.
KI'NKEI/S MUSICAL REVIEAV :
montlily ; music ; forty-eight ]>ages ; size of
page lixU: subscription S2 ; established
1878 ; Kuukel Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation H 2.
LA UNION DE AMERICA :. month
ly : Englisli a::il Spanish; commercial;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
395
iMISSOURI.
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1883 ; Pedro Leon, editor ;
Mexican Exchange, publishers ; circ'n J 1.
LEHRE UND WEHRE ; montlilj' ;
German ; lutheran ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; German
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri,
editors and publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
31 A G A Z I N E ; monthly ; seventy-six
pages; size of page 6x10; subscription §1.50;
estaljlished 1870 ; St. Louis Magazine Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation E 2.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL.
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; one hun-
dred pages octavo ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1843 ; Frank M. Rumbold, M.D., pub-
lisher; circulation .7 2.
MEDICAL BRIEF; monthly; medical;
eighty-four pages ; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription .$1 ; established 1873 ; J. J. Law-
rence, A. M., M.D., editor and publisher ; cir-
culation D 2.
MILLER; monthly; milling: twenty
pages ; size of page 10x15 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1879 ; C. K. Reifsnider, editor ;
Midlanrl Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion H 2; issues also the Industrial Gazette
and Farm 3Tachinery.
NATIONAL REVIEW; monthly ; four
pages; size 16x22; subscription 25 cents; es-
tablished 1883 ; Fletch M. Doan, editor ; pub-
lished in the interests of the Farmers' and
Mechanics' Mutual Aid Association ; circula-
tion H 1.
OVERSEER; monthly; Ancient Order
of United Workmen ; twenty-four pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription SI ; established
1878 ; F. H. Bacon, editor ; W. F. Bohn, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
PASTORAL- I5LATT; monthly; Ger
man ; catholic ; sixteen pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2; established 1866; H. Muehl-
sieppen, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
PKRISCOPE AND CLINICAL
REVIEW; monthly; medical; fifty-two
pages octavo ; subscription S2 ; established
1878; J. Marline Kershaw, editor: Fred. N.
Nixon, publisher ; circulation J 1.
PHILATELIC JOURNAL OF
A 31 ERIC A ; monthly ; philately ; thirty-
pages ; size of page 7x11 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1885 ; Chas. Haviland
Mekeel, editor ; Philatelic Publishing Co ,
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
PHOTOGRAPHER ; monthly ; me
chanical; seventv pages; size of page 7x10;
subscription S3: established 1877; Mrs. Fitz-
gibbon-Clark, editor and publisher: circ'n K 2.
POST OFFICE BULLETIN; mouth-
Iv ; postal; eiglit pages; size of page 11x15;
established 1869 : P. C. Russell, editor and
publisher.
POULTRY RECORD; monthly ; poul
try-raising; thirty pages; size of page 8x11;
subscripiiou .")0 cents ; established 18>6 : C. C.
Cushing, editor ; W. S. Riches and C. C. Cush-
ing, publishers.
PROBLEM SOLVED; monthly ; order
of the iron hall ; eight pages ; size 22x32 : sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1883; H. E.
Lewis, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SOUTH AND WEST; monthly ;
agricultural ; twenty-four pages ; size of
page 10x13 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1S80; Deere-Mansur Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation E 2.
STUDENT LIFE ; monthly ; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
SI ; established 1878 ; Students of the Washing-
ton Universitj', editors and publishers : cir-
culation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued dui-ing
the collegiate year.
TRUTH ; monthly ; unsectarian ; forty-
eight pages; size of page 5x8 ; subscription $1;
established 1874 ; James H. Brookes, editor ;
Charles B. Cox, publislier ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
WESTERN BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TION J O i: K N A L ; monthly ; eight pages ;
size of page luxl 5 ; subscription SI ; estab-
3IISSO(JRI.
lished 1887; F. H. Burgess, editor and pub-
lisher.
WESTERN INSURANCE RE-
VIEW | monthlj'; insurance; forty-four
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; H. L. Aldi'ich, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN LAW REVIEW^ ; bi
monthly ; legal ; one hundred and sixty-six
pages octavo ; subscription S5 ; established
1866 ; Lucien Eaton and S. D. Thompson, edi-
tors ; Review Publisliing Co., publishers ; cii'-
culation H 1 .
HOMCEOPATHIC NEWS ; bi-
monthly ; medical ; f ortj"-eight pages octa-
vo ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; R. G.
A. Meier, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
ALIENIST AND NEUROLOGIST ;
quarterly ; medical ; two hundred pages
octavo ; subscription $5 ; established 1879 ; C.
H. Hughes, M.D., editor; Ev. E. CaiTeras,
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SALEM, C. U.,Dent Co., g 2,000 pop.,
on Salem & Eastern Rd., at terminus of St.
Louis, Salem & Little Rock Rd., 120 m. S.
W. of St. Louis. Centre of an agricultural
region.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; suljscription Sl-23 ;
established 1868 : Organ & Lyles. editors ; J.
E. Organ, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MOUNTAIN HOWITZER; Wednes-
davs ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI. 25 ; established 1886 ; W. L. Lyles, editor
and publisher.
SALISBURY, Chariton Co., ^ 1,326
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd.,
18 m. E. of Brunswick. Tobacco raised here.
D E 3 1 0 C R A T ; Thursdays : democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1SS3; Mark A. Leftwich, editor;
Enterprise Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion L 2.
GOSPEL TRI >1PET AND TEM-
PERANCE ADVOCATE; Tuesdays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 18S(i ; J. M. Galle-
more, editor and pulilisher.
PRESS-SPECTATOR; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1..50; established 1871; Dlsmukes & Galle-
more, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
SARCOXIE, Jower Co., p 1,800 pop..
on the Si. Louis and San Francisco Rd., 18
m. from C. H. An agricultural, stock and
manufacturing district.
VINDICATOR; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 : subscription $1 ; established
1881 ; J. M. Rice, editor ; Vindicator Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
SAVANNAH, C. H., Andrew Co., \^
1,217 pop., on Hopkins branch of Kansas
City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs Rd., 15 m.
from St. Joseph. Broom, plow and other
factories here.
D E3I O C R A T ; Fridaj's ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 1876; O. J. Hurley, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 1876; O. E. Paul, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
SCHELL CITY, Fernon Co., ^1,800
pop., on the Missouri Pacific Rd. Engaged
in milling and in manufacturing wagons
and farming implements.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x4'J; subscription SI; established 1880; B.
396
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
F. Herrick & Son, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
SEDAL.IA, C. H., Pettis Co., n 20,000
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd. at terminus of
Lexington brancli, Sedalla, Warsaw &
Southern, and on the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas division, 189 m. from St. Louis. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural region. Coal
in abundance. Engaged in manufacturing.
BAZOO; every morning except Monday
and Sunday, WEERIiY, Tuesdavs, and
SUNDAY 3IOKMXG BAZOO, Sun
days ; dally four pages, weekly and Sunday
eight pages ; size — daily 21x3i), weekly and
Sundaj' :30x44 ; subscription— daily .$6, weeklv
SI, Sunday §2.50; established 1868; J. West
Goodwin, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dally J 1 , weekly J 2, Sunday H 1.
DEMOCRAT; every morning except
Monday, and WEEK.L1Y, Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; dally four pages, ^veekly twelve
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size — dally 26x40,
weekly (size of page) 15x22, Sunday 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $7, weekly $1, Sunday
$2.50 ; established— dally 1871, weekly 1868 ; C.
E. Edwards, editor; Sedalla Democrat Co.,
publishers ; circ'n — dailv K 2, weekly J 1.
CENTRAL MI.SSO[IRl fSENTI-
NEE; Saturdays; republican; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription §1.50; established
1886 ; E. D. Crawford, editor and publisher.
EA RT H ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
80x4-1 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; L. C.
Glessner, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays ; German ; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
ished 18u; Charles Botz, editor; Schneider
& Botz, publishers ; circulation J 1.
EABOR UNION : Saturdays; four
pages : size 22x:^ ; subscription §1; established
1885 ; G. B. De Bernardl, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
SUNDAY 3IORNING BAZOO; (see
Bazoo. )
TRADE REVIEW; monthly ; commer-
cial ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1882 ; James Parmerlee,
editor and publisher ; circulation II.
UNIVERSUPY REVIEW; monthly:
eight pages : size 22x30; subscription 50 cents:
established 1S82 ; Prof. Geo. W. Ready, edi-
tor; Students of Sedalla University, publish-
ers; circulation LI; a college paper; issued
during the collegiate year.
SELIGMAN, ^arry Co., p 600 pop.,
on Eureka Springs and St, Louis & San
Francisco Rds., 76 m. from Springfield and
20 from Eureka Springs, Ark. A prominent
lumber shipping point, surrounded by a
farming and fruit growing country.
SUNBEAM; bi-weekly; democratic;
four i)ages; size 22x32; subscription §1: es-
tablished 1881 ; John G. 3Iauger, editor ; Kern
& Mauger, publishers.
SENEGA, Newton Co., p 1,400 pop.,
on the St. Louis and San Francisco Kd.,
327 m. from St. Louis. Agriculture and
stock-raising.
DISPATCH; Saturdaj's ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; J. M. Boyd, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation L 2 .
SEYMOUR, Webster Co., g on Kan-
sas City, Fort Scott & Gulf Rd, Engaged
in agriculture and lumbering.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays; four i)ages ;
size 2ttx2tJ: subscription .$1; established 18S5;
Wm. Nurrington, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 1 .
SHELBINA, Shelby Co., [^ 2,500 pop.,
on Hannibal & St. Joseph Rd., 47 m. W. of
MISSOURI.
Hannibal. Engaged in tobacco and stock
raising.
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Si r
established 1869; Hoselton & Jewett, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TORCHLIGHT; -Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; established
1881 ; A. G. Mason, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H., Shelby Co.,
cf 1,455 pop., 8 m. from the Hannibal & St.
Joseph Rd., and 90 N. N. E. of Jefferson
City. Plow and other manufactories.
SHELBY CO. HERALD; Wednes-
days; anti-monopoly; four pages: size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; H. B.
Dines, editor and publisher; cii-culation K 2.
SHELDON, Vernon Co., -a 600 pop.,
on a branch of the Missouri Pacific Rd.,
13 m. S. of Nevada. Mining district. Is a
fine agricultural and stock-raising region.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscriplion $1 ; established 1881 ;
R. G.Campbell, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 1 .
SIKESTON, Scott Co., d, 500 pop., on
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.,
28 m. from Cairo. An agricultural district.
STAR OF SIKESTON; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 22x32 : subscription SI ;
established 1883 ; J. F. Mitchim, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SKIDMORE, Nodaicay Co., b 300
pop., on Nodaway Valley bi-anch of the Chi-
cago, Bui-lington & Qulucy Rd. Engaged in
farming and stock-raising.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription .si. 25; established
1S85 ; Graves & Riggle, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
SLATER, Saline Co., u 2,000 pop., on
Chicago & Kansas City division of Chicago
& Alton Rd., 12 m. from Marshall.
INDEX; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 42x30: subscription $1; estab-
lished 1880; Hez. Purdom, editor and pub-
lisher; circulatio7i 1,2.
RUSTLER: Fridays; eight pages: size
of page 9x12 ; established 1885 ; Edwards &
Lay ton, editors and publishers; circ'n L 1.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Greene Co., g
20,0U0p()p., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.,
130 m. S. of Jefferson City, 240 S. W.
of St. Louis. The most important place
in this section of the State and centre of
an agricultural district.
HERALD; every morning except
Mondaj-, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic; daily and weekly four pages,
Sunday six pages; size — daily and Sunday
26x40, weeklv 28x44; subscription— dally S6,
Sunday $1.50, weekly $1 ; established— daily
1883, weekly 1864; T. J. McMiun, editor;
Springfield Printing Co., publlshei's ; circula-
tion—dailv J 2, weekly I 2 .
I,<E A D E K ; every evening except Sunday,
and ^VEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages: size— daily 24x36, weekly 28x40;
subscription— <laily S6, weekly SI. 50; estab-
lished-daily 1882, weekly 1867; Chambers &
Strothers, editors and publishers ; ciix-ula-
tlon— dailv L 2, weekly K 1.
EXPRESS; Fridays; democratic; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; e.stab-
ished 1881 : J. G. Newbill, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
Fi
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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MISSOURI.
X E W S5 ; Fridays, and SUNDAY
NEWS, Sundays ; Fridaj-s four pages, Sun-
days eight pages; size 24x35; subscription
§1.50 eacli ; established— Fridavs 1878, Sun-
days 1SS6 ; R. M. E. Cooper & Co., editors and
publishers ; cii'culatlon— Fridays K 2.
KEPUBIilCAN; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 26x411 ; subscription §1 ; established
l&SS ; James Duniars, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
SUNDAY NEWS J (see A^ws.)
DRURY MIRROR; biweekly; fom
pages; size 15x22; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1886; Students of Drury College,
editors and publishers ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate vear.
TOWN AND FAR>I ; monthly; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Charles Nevatt, editor and
pnblislier.
STANBERRY, Gentry Co., q 2,800
pop., 24 m. from Maryville ; division station
of Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., between
Moberly and Council Bluffs.
HERALD: Fridays; republican: four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S4 ; V. T. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher ; .circulation K 1.
SENTINEL : Thursdaj's ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 1879; F. A. Weimer, • editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
STEELVILIiE, C. H., Crawford Co.,
n 650 pop., on St. Louis, Salem & Little
Rock Rd., and 8 m. S. of line of St. Louis
& San Francisco Rd., ,95 S. W. of St. Louis.
Engaged in agrictilture, lead and iron
mining.
CRAWFORD MIRROR; Thursdays;
independent; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription §1.50; estal)li3hed 1872; B. P. Rus-
sell, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
STEWARTSVILLE, De Kalh Co.,
\3 1,500 pop., on the Hannibal & St. Joseph
Rd., 21 m. from St. Joseph. Flouring mills-
large steam creamery and butter packing-
house ; surrounded bj' a splendid live
stock countrj'.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1877 ; C. L. Fowler, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW."^ ; Thursdaj's ; independent; four
pages; size 22x:S0; subscription SI; estab-
lished 18S6 ; W. T. Randolph & Co., editors and
publisher.s.
STOCKTON, C. H., Cedar Co., JJ 600
pop., 12 m. from Fairplay. the nearest rail-
road station. Engaged in agriculture and
stock-raising.
CEDAR CO. REPUBLICAN ; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page ;
13x19; subscription SI ; established 18S6; vV.
P. Pliipps, editor and publisher.
JOURN'AL ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x4f) ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1869; Chas. R. Church, editor and
publisiier; circulation K 1.
STURGEON, Boone Co., n 800 pop.»
on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd., 133 m.
from St. Louis. Centre of a thriving trade.
In the midst of an agricultural and stock-
raising section.
LiEADER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subsci'iption $1.50; estab-
lished 1866;,Thos. S. Carter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TARKIO, Atchison Co., \j 600 pop.,
on Tarkio r. and Tarkio Valley Rd.. 65 m. X.
3IISS0URI.
W. of St. Joseph. Surrounded by a rich
agricultural country.
AYALANCHE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x4u ; subscription $1.50; established
1884 ; C. B. Casler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
THAYER, Oregon Co., g 1,000 pop.,
on Kansas City, Springfield & Memphis div.
of Kausas, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rd., 28 m. from
West Plains.
HERALD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ;
J. W. Buckley, editor and publisher.
TINA, Carroll Co., [^ 300 pop., 15 m.
from Carrollton, the county seat, on the
Chicago, Burlington & Kansas Citj^ Rd.
The centre of a fine farming country.
HERALD ; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; Dunsworth & James, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
TIPTON, Moniteau Co., D 2,000 pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd., at crossing of Osage
Valley & Southern Kansas Rd., 163 m. W. of
St. Louis. General nianufactui'ing pur-
suits. Coal mines in vicinity. Centre of a
rich and populous agricultural region.
TI3IES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1877;
W.M.Monroe, editor and publisher; circ'nK 1.
TRENTON, C. H., Grundy Co., i 1,800
pop., on Grand r., on Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Rd., and terminus of the Quiucy,
Missouri & Pacific Rd., 100 m. fi-om St.
Joseph and 103 from Kansas City. Engaged
in agriculture and manufacturing. C, R. I.
& Pacific division machine shops are located
here ; is lighted by gas and has a fine sys-
tem of water works.
REPUBLICAN: every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKIjY^, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
22x30, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— dailv $6,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1881, weekly
1864 ; Rogers & Gillul}', editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— dailv L 2 , weekly K 2.
GRUNDY CO. TIMES: Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50 ; established 1871 ; M. G. Kennedy,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TROY, C. U., Lincoln Co., D- 1,350 pop.,
on St. Louis, Hannibal & Keokuk Rd.,
about 15 m. W. of Mississippi r., 15 N. E. of
Warrenton and 55 N. W. of St. Louis. Prin-
cipally engaged in agriculture. Has tobacco
factories and a large flour mill. A coal
mine within six miles of town.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of i^age 14x21 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; Henry F. Childers, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HERALD^ Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 26x4<J; subscription $1.50;
established 1865; W. T. Thm-mond, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
LINCOLN CO. NE^VS ; Fridays; four
pages : size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Knott & Cornick, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TUSCUMBIA, C. H., Miller Co., n
250 pop., on Osage r., 35 m. S. by W. of Jeffer-
son City. Principally engaged in agricult-
ure. Possesses water power. Timber in
great abundance in the vicinity.
-MILLER CO. AUTOGRAM;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
398
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MISSOURI.
22x:30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ;
Moid. McBride, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation L2.
MILLER CO. VINDICATOR ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; James P.
Wright, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
UNION, C. H., Franklin Co., o 475
pop., about 8 m. S. of Washington, 55 W. of
St. Louis. Location of stear.i flouring mill.
FRANKLIN CO. RECORD ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x33 ; subscription
§1.25 ; established 18T4 ; Wilson Leiser, editor
and publislier ; circulation L 2 .
UNION STAR, De Kalb Co., \2 500
pop., on St. Jos. and Des Moines Rd., 25 m.
N. W.'of St. Joseph. Agricultural and stock-
raising section.
COMET; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
J R. Needles, editor and publisher; circ'u L 2.
UNIONVILLE, C. B., Putnam Co.,
d] 1,200 pop., about 150 m. N. by W. of Jeffer-
son City, on Chicago, Burlington & Kansas
City Rd., 130 m. from Burlington. An agri-
cultural and mining count}'. The Mendota
coal mines, 8 m. E. from here, employ 300
men.
INVESTIGATOR; Fridays independ-
ent : four pages ; size 24x:^4 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1SS6; James T.Miller, editor; G.
C. Miller & Co.. publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1865 ; Birch & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
URICiH, S[enr^J Co., -n 500 pop., on
Kansas Citj', Clinton & Springfield div. of
Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Gulf Rd., 5 m. from
Creighton and 14 from Clinton.
- CHRONICLE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x31 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1S86; A. J. D. Stewart, editor and
publisher.
VAN BUREN, C. H., Carter Co., R
100 pop., on Current r., 22 m. from Millspring
Station, on the St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
S. Rd. In a farming and stock-raising dis-
trict.
CURRENT LOCAL; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 24x3(i; subscription §1; estab-
lislieu 18S4 ; W. H. Powers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation LI.
VANDALIA, Audrain Co., U l.oOO
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., near numer-
ous coal banks. In a fine stock and grain
country. A flourishing town, and a con-
siderable shipping point. Trade centre for
a large area.
LEADER: Tliursdays; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; Stephen D. Ely, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
VERONA, Lawrence Co., p 500 pop.,
on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-
raising district.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscriptiDn .'SI; estab-
lished 1885 ; H. W. and M. T. Wright, editors
and publishers ; circulation LI.
VERSAILLES, C. H., Morgan Co.,
n 1,000 pop., 40m. S. W. of Jelferson City and
MISSOURI.
160 W. of St. Louis. Terminus of Boonville,
extension of SIo. Pacific Rd. and on St.
Louis, Emporia & Western Rd. In rich
farming, grazing and mining region. Coal,
iron, lead, kaoUn and copper are found here.
MESSENGER - GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .SI ; established 1884 ; J. K.
Gwynn, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
VICHY SPRINGS, Maries Co., u
120 pop., 12 m. X. of Rolla. Medical springs
located at this place.
VICHY POST; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1 ; established 1885;
W. H. Boyles, editor and publisher L 1 .
VIENNA, C. H., Maries Co., n 400
pop., 17 m. from Dixon, on St. Louis & San
Francisco Rd. In the centre of a grain and
stock-raising country.
MARIES CO. GAZETTE ; Fridays ;
four pages : size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Barr Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
'WALKER, Vernon Co., -d 900 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd., 7 m. from Xevada and
28 from Fort Scott. In an agricultural and
frult-growring district.
HERALD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x:}0 ; subscription SI ; established 1883 ; S. J.
Preston, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
WALNUT GROVE, Greene Co., g
i;00 pop., on the K. C, C. & S. Rd., 20 m. W.
of Springfield, in an agricultural and stock-
raising section.
BEE: Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Si ; estab-
lished 18S6; A. Y. Brandenburg, editor and
publisher.
WARRENSBURG, C. H.. Johnson
Co., <2 6,125 pop., on Missoui'i Pacific Rd., 218
m. from St. Louis and 65 from Kansas City.
Centre of a fertile and productive farming
district. Engaged in manufactures. Ex-
tensive sandstone quarries ; seat of State
Normal School.
JOHNSON CO. STAR; Satur
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1882; R. M.
Spencer & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
JOURNAL-DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages : size 30x45 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1865 ; Charles J. Hynes,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1865; R. Baldwin, editor; Bald-
win, Richards & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
NORMAL STUDENT; monthly; torn-
pages; size 22x32 ; subscription .§1 ; establish-
ed 1885; B. L. Sea well, editor; State Normal
School, publishers ; circulation L 1 : a school
paper ; issued dining the school year.
WARRENTON, C. H., Warren Co.,
D- (300 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rd., 60 m. from St. Louis and about ^0
from Jlissouri r. A place of active trade,
surrounded by an agricultural district.
BANNER; Fridays; democratic; f(jur
f)ages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1865 ; Dyer & Dyer, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
VOLKSFREUND ; Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1880 ; Geo. Bartholomaeus, editor
AMERICAN NEVVSPAPEU DIRECTORY
399
MISSOURI.
and publisher ; circulation K 3 ; issues also
the Warren Co. Economist.
VVARKEN CO. ECONOMIST; Tues
days ; republican ; four jjai^es ; size 22x3it ;
subscription gl ; established 1887 ; Geo. Bar-
tholomaeus, editor and publisher ; issues also
the Volksfreund.
CENTRAL. WESLEYAN COL.L.EGE
STAR; monthly; English and German;
fourteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1884 ; E. F. Stroeter
and H. Vosholl, editors ; Faculty of Central
Wesleyan College, publishers ; circulation L 1 ;
a school paper; issued during the school
year.
WARSAW, C.H., Benton Co., u 1,000
pop., on Osage r., at terminus of Sedalla,
Warsaw & Southern Rd., 80 m. S. W. of
Jefferson City and 40 from Sedalla. En-
gaged in agriculture, stock-raising, trade,
mining and manufacturing lumber. Is a
good fruit-raising section.
MISSOURI ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscrip-
tion §1.50 ; established 1880 ; T. B. White, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 34x36; subscription .$1.50; estab-
lished 1865 ; Sewall W. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation K 1.
WASHINGTON, Franklin Co., o-
4,342 pop., on 3Iissouri r. and on Missouri
Pacific Rd., 54 m. from St. Louis. A ship-
ping point for produce of surrounding
country.
DIE VVASHINGTONER POST;
Thursdays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; William
Brix, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
FRANKLIN CO. OBSERVER ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1861 ; Thos. P.
Diggs, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FRANKLIN CO. TIMES; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.50 ; established 1884 ; Brix & Kiskad-
don, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WAYNESVILLE, C. H., Pulaski
Co., a 150 pop., 150 m. from St. Louis and 10
from Crocker. Cotton mill and plow fac-
tory.
PULASKI CO. DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; G. M.
Reed, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WEBB CITY, Jasper Co., p 3,200
pop., on St. Louis & San Fran. Rd., Joplin
branch Mo. Fac, and terminus Gulf Rd.,
160 m. S. E. of Kansas City, 6 from Joplin,
Largest deposits of zinc ore and lead ore
In the Southwest. Fine fruit and farming
country.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages : size
20x26 ; suljscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
J. M. Liugle, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
WELLSVI1.LE, Montgomery Co., n-
1.000 pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific
Rd., 90 m. W. of St. Louis. Location of
■woolen and flour mills, and several grain
elevators.
WIDE-AWAKE; Fridays ; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50: established 1879;
L. L. Kirk, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
WESTON, Platte Co., tl 1,800 pop., on
Missouri r. and Kansas City, St. Joseph &
Council Bluffs Rd., 7 m. above T<pavenworth,
MISSOURI.
Kansas, and 35 direct S. of St. Joseph. An
important commercial point. Engaged in
milling, pork packing, distilling and manu-
facturing furniture, etc.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1872; B. J. Bless, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
WEST PLAINS, C.H.,^o«;e« Co.. g
2,000 pop., on Kansas City, Springfield &
Memphis Rd., about 130 m. S. of Jefferson
City. Engaged in agriculture, fruit and
stock raising and lumber trade. The largest
town between Springfield, Mo., and Mem-
phis, Tenn.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.20 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; W. L. Oury & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL*; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1..50 ;
established 1870 ; J. A. Truex, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
QUILL; Saturdays ; four {Dages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Mills Williams, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 1 .
WILLI AMSVILLE, Wayne Co., Q^
250 pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd., 145 m. S. of St. Louis. Lum-
ber mauufactui'ing the principal industry.
ECHO; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Thos. F. Estes, editor and pub-
lisher.
WILLOW SPRINGS, Sowell Co.,
[? 130 pop., on Kansas City, Fort Scott &
Gulf Rd. Engaged in farming.
INDEX; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ; C.
Peabody, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
WINDSOR, Senry Co., -a 2,100 pop.,
on M., K. & T. and St. Louis, Kansas City &
Col. Rds., 21 m. from Sedalla and 210 from
St. Louis. Centre of a vast coal field. En-
gaged in agricultural and manufacturing
pursuits. Windsor Medical Springs are 1 m.
S. of town ; has many large hotels.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Walker & Cotten, editoi-s and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
WINSTON, Daviess Co., ^ 600 pop.,
on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd. Sur.-
rounded by a prosperous agricultural
eountrv.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays : Inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x34; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1883; H. L. Cross, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEBRASKA.
AINSWORTH, C.U.,Broivn Co., b
SuO pop., on Fremont, Elkhoru & Missouri
Valley Rd.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884; Hall & Miller, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
STAR: Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages; size 35x48 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S6 : T. J. Smith, editor and publisi er.
WESTERN NEWS ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages : size 28x44 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1882 ; L. F. Austin, editor ; O.
B. Rippey, publisher ; circulation K 1.
400
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
ALBION, C. H., Boone Co., n 1,645
pop., in flue agricultural and stock-raising
country ; supei'ior water power.
BOONE CO. NEWS ; semi-weekly; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 3ox4S ; subscrip-
tion .$1.50; established 1ST9; A. W. Ladd, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BOONE CO. ARGUS; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1876; C. G. Barus, M.D., edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALEXANDRIA, Thayer Co., g 600
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 15 m. from Fair-
burj'. Lies in a grain-producing, stock-
raising and farming district.
N E AV 8 ; Thursdays ; i-epublican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1878 ; Will W. Wirt, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
THAYER CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 30x41; subscription §1.50;
established 1883 ; S. Moi-row, e'ditor ; Herald
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation L2.
ALMA, C. H., Harlan Co., g 1,200
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd.,
827 m. E. of Denver, Col. Agricultural and
grazing country, with a fine climate.
HARLAN CO. TI3IES; Thursdays;
democratic ; eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .$1.50; established 1885; Arbuckle &
Spence, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdaj's; six pages; size
of page 20x26 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1883; E. E. Brown, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
ANSELMO, (DALE p. O.) Custer Co.,
a 150 pop., in an excellent farming and
.stock-rai.siug locality, 15 m. from Broken
Bow and SO from Dawson.
SUN; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18,s(;; B. E. Wood, editor; Wood &
Moore, publishers.
ANSLEY, Custer Co., □ 500 pop., on
G. I. & W. C. div. of the Burlington & Mis-
souri River Rd. A business centre, in a fine
agricultural section.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
22x30; subscription SI. 75; established 18S6; J.
S. Dellinger, editor and publisher.
WESTERN ECHO; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.5J ; estab-
lished 1884 ; James Westervelt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
ARAPAHOE, Furnas Co., D 1,150
pop., 170 m. from Lincoln, on Burlington &
Missouri River Rd., and Republican r.
Good farming and stock-raising country.
PIONEER; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; .subscription $1.50; established 1879;
Whitehead Brothers, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PUBLIC MIRROR; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Charles E. Read, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
ARCADIA, Valley Co.. a 440 pop.,
20 m. from North Loup and 16 from Loup
City. An agricultural town.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 36x4S ; sul)scriptioii $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; O. D. Crane, editor and publisher.
ARLINGTON, Washington Co., [>
.jO;) iK)p., on Fremont. Elkhorn & ^lissouri
Valley Rd., 0 m. from Fremont. A farming
and stock raising section.
PEOPLE'S DEFE VDER ; Fridays ;
NEBRASKA.
independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1882; M. H. Goltry,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
ARMADA, Buffalo Co., u 200 pop.,
In the famous Wood River Valley, 30 m.
from Kearney City, the county seat.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; established 1885 ; Mrs. E. B. Grove, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
ARNOLD, Custer Co., a 735 pop. of
township, 35 m. from Gothenburg. Stock-
raising the principal industry,
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1SS6 ; Francis Ainsworth, editor and
puV)lisher.
ASHLAND, Saunders Co., n- 1,400
pop., on Saline r. and Burlington & Missouri
Rd., 24 m. E. of Lincoln. A trade centre.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; T. J. Pickett, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
ATKINSON, Holt Co., b 1,000 pop.,
on Elkhorn r., 172 m. N. W. of Fremont.
Has flouring mill and brewery, and is sur-
i-ounded by a stock-raising country.
GRAPHIC ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x-IO ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Phil T. Jacobs, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
AUBURN, C. H., Nemaha Co., 0, 1,575
pop , on Burlington & Missouri and Missom-i
Pacific Rds., SO m. S. of Omaha. An agri-
cultm-al and stock-raising district.
CHAMPION; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; sul)scription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884; Boyd & Carrie, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
NEBRASKA ADVERTISER;
(SOUTH AUBURN P. O.) ; Fridays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished l!^5;i; W. W. Sanders, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
NEMAHA CO. GRANGER ; Fridays;
independent ; foiu* pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1S74 ; Dundas &
Wheeldon, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
POST; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Rrtsh O. Fellows, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
AURORA, C. B.., Hamilton Co., n 1,500
pop., on B. & M. branch R. S., 24 m. from
York, 80 W. of Lincoln, and 24 E. from Grand
Island. In an agricultui'al country. Has two
roller flour mills. A leading corn district.
N E AV S ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1873 ; W. T. Hastings, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; L. W. Hastings, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SUN; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; siibscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; E. W. Hurlbut, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
AXTELL, Kearney Co., p 500 pop.,
10 m. W. of county seat and 140 W. of Lin-
coln and 20 S. of Kearney, on the Burling-
ton and Mssourl River Rd., in Nebraska.
A grain and cattle country.
PAR.VGRAPHER; Thursdays: eight
pages: size of page 12.xlS; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1884 ; Phillips Sc Williams, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
AJVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
401
NEBRASKA.
BANCROFT, Cuming Co., a' 250 pop ,
on Nebraska div. of Chicago, St. Paul, Min-
neapolis & Omaha Rd., 50 m. S. W. of Sioux
City and 75 from Omaha. Farniing and cat-
tle raising.
JOURNAL*; Fridays; republican; four
pages; sizf* 26x40; subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. S. Coons, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
BARTLETT, Tfheeler Co., ij] 500 pop.
A trade centre for a prosperous agricultural
community.
WHEELER CO. ADVANCE; Thurs
days; independent ; four pages; size24x3ti;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1886 ; Hewitt &
Seedom, editors and publishers,
BARTL.EY, lied Willoio Co., p 300
pop., on Republican r. and Burlington &
Missouri Rd. Seat of the Mallalieu Univer-
sity ; in an agricultural section.
INTER-OCEAN; Saturdays; independ-
ent; eiKlit ijages; size 2')x40; subscription
$1.5<); esrablished 1S8<5; F. O. Climer, editor
and publisher.
BASSETT, Brown Co., ^ 400 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. Stock
raising is the principal industry.
CLIPPER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size ^xS5 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; Will H. Ketcham, editor and
publisher : circidatiou L 1 .
HERALiD ; Fridays; four pages: size
22x31 ; subscription $1 5n ; established 1884 ;
J. H. Linderman, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
BATTLE CREEK, Madison Co., [^
350 pop., on Fremont. Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley Rd. Engaged in stock-raising.
BLADE; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40:
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Josiah
Coombs, editor and publisher ; circlation L 1 ;
an edition is also issued for Burnett.
BAZILE MILLS, Knox Co., b 100
pop., 3 m. from Rd. Packing house,
creamery and grist mill located here.
KNOX CO. TI3IES ; Fridays; four
pages; size 26x40: subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S5 ; C. A. Hammond, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
BEATRICE, C. H., Gage Co., ^ 7,500
pop., on Big Blue r., Tecumseh and Bea-
trice bi'anches of Burlington & Missouri
River Rd. and Omaha & Republican Valley
branch of Union Pacific Rd. and "Western
extension of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd., 51 m. from Lincoln and 128 S. W. of
Omaha. Has cheese factory, creamerj-,
foundry, canning factory, tile works, barb
iron works, planing and flour mills, car-
riage factory and machine shop ; also fine
water power, gas works, water works,
electric lights and street cars.
DEMOCRAT ; everv evening except
Sunday, and GAGE CO. DE3lOCRAT,
Thursdays ; democratic ; dailv fom- pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weeklv
38x48; subscription— daUv $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1886, weeklv 1879; G.'P. Mar-
vin, editor and publisher ; circulation—
weklv.Jl.
EXPRESS; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLV, Tuesdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $7.20, weekly §1.25 ; established— daily
NEBRASKA.
1884, weekly 1870 ; Express Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— dailv L2,
weeklv K 2.
GAGE CO. DEMOCRAT ; (see Demo-
crat.^
NONPAREIL ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1-25; established
1SS6 ; J. G. Davis, editor ; Nonpareil Publish-
ing Co., publishers : cuculation L 2.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republi-
can : four pages ; size 26x4r) ; subscription
81.50 ; established 1881 ; J. W. Hill, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WOMAN'S TRIBUNE; monthly; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 188:3 ; Clara B. Colby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2.
BEAVER CITY, C. H., Furnas Co.,
[? 800 pop., on Beaver Creek, 65 m. S. W. of
Kearney Junction and 50 S. of Plum
Creek. Contains grist and saw^ mills, a
broom factory and abundant water power.
BEAVER VALLEY TRIBUNE;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ;
Anuess & Ager, editors and publishers.
TIMES; Thiu-sdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
A. J. Graham, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
BEEMER, Cuming Co., r/ 90 pop., ob
F. E. isc 31. V. Rd., 19 m. from West Point, in
an excellent farming district.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Breneman Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
BELLEVUE, Sarpy Co., n- 211 pop.,
on Biulingtou & Missouri Rd., 9 m. S. of
Omaha, in a farming and dairying section.
COLLEGE STAR ; monthly; twelve
pages ; size of pa^e 8x11 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 18S5; Amphictvonic Society
of Bellevue College, editors and publishers ;
circulation LI ; a college paper; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
BELVIDERE, Thayer Co., g 700
pop., on St. J. & G. D. and Nebr. & Colo.
Rds., 51 m. from Hastings. Has four large
elevators. A prominent shipping point.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 : estab-
lished 18S6; William Price, editor and pub-
lisher.
BENKELMAN, Dundy Co., p 450
pop., on Bm-lington & Missouri Rd., 203 m.
from Denver, Col. In agricultural section.
DUNDY CO. PIONEER ; Thursdavs ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription Sl.'oO ;
established 1&S5 ; Frank Israel, editor : Frank
Israel & Son, publishers ; circulation L 2.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Hay & Danford, editors and puVjlishers ; cir-
culation L 2 . .
BENNET, iawcas^er Co., d- 800 pop., on
Nebraska division of the Burlington & Mo.
River Rd., 17 m. from Lincoln. Has stone
quarries and is surrounded bj' a fine farm-
ing countrj'.
LANCASTER UNION; Tuesdavs; inde-
pendent : four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1884 ; J. Montgomerv,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BERTRAND, Phelps Co., g 300 pop.,
on Nebraska & Colorado Rd. Engaged in
farming.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 18t5 ;
402
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
XEBRASKA.
NEBRASKA.
Jno A. Roberts, editoi" and publislier ; circu-
lation L 1 .
BliAIR, C. H., WashingtonCo., n- 2,300
pop., 2 m. from Missouri r., at crossing of
Sioux Citj' & Pacific & Chicago, St. P., Min-
neapolis & Omaha Rds., 26 m. N. of Omalia.
A corn, beef, pork and wlieat-producing
section.
PILOT; Thursdays; republican; foiu-
pages ; size 28x44 : subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; L. F. Hilton, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
REPUBL.ICAN ; Thursdays; republi-
can : four pages ; size 28x^14 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870; C. B. Sprague, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
KIKKEBIjADET; semi-monthly ;
Scandinavian ; lutheran ; sixteen pages ; size
of page (ix9 ; subscription SI ; established
1877 ; Rev. H. P. Bertelsen, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
BLOOMINGTON, C. H., Franklin
Co., p 642 pop., on Burlington & Missouri
River Rd. Location of a United States land
office.
FRANKLIN CO. GUARD ; Satur
davs ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI.dO ; established 1872 ; T. J. Pickett, pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
JUSTICE; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x28 ; subscription §1 ; N. A. Cole, editor ;
Continent Co., ijublishers ; circulation K 1.
BLUE HILL, Webster Co., g 670
pop., on Republican Valle.v branch of the
Burlington & Missom-i River Rd. An agri-
cultural town.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Watkins Bros., editors and publishers; cii-cu-
lation K 1.
WEBSTER CO. WINNER ; Fridays ;
independent ; eight pages : size 26x40 ; sub-
scription S- ; established 1886 ; George L. Burr,
editor and publisher.
BLUE SPRINGS, Gage Co., a 1,600
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Engaged in
milling, farming and stock-raising.
MOTOR; Fridays; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription §1.50; established 1877; Jas. H.
Clapp, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1SS6 ; A. S. Bickerton, editor and
publisher.
BOD ARC, Sioux Co., ']j 45 pop., in a
stock-i-aising and farming section, 45 'm.
from Chadron and 145 from Sidney.
RECORD ; Fridays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1886 ; C. F.
Sliugerland, editor ; Slingerlaud & Hunter,
publishers.
BOWEN, (HARRISON P. O.) Sioux
Co., \} 250 pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo.
Valley Rd., in a stock-raising and farming
section, 54 m. W. of Chadron.
SIOUX CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription .$■<! ; established 1886 ; E. D. Satterlee
& Co., editors and publisliers.
BOWER, Jefferson Co., O^ 10 m. from
Fairbury. A station on the Union Pacific
Rd.
NEBRASKA HORTICULTURIST;
quarterlv; horticulture; eight pages; size
20x26 ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1883 ;
G. J. Carpenter, editor ; circulation X.
BRADSHAW, York Co., a 600 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri Rd., in an agri-
cultural section.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1883 ; E. F. Chittenden, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
BREWSTER, C. H., Blaine Co., \j
25 pop., on North Loupe r., 40 m. from Ains-
^vorth and 50 from Long Pine.
NEWS; Fridays; independent-republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; George W. Brewster, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
BROKEN BOW, C. H., Custer Co., a
400 pop., 70 m. N. W. of Kearney. An agri-
cultural and stock-raising section.
CUSTER CO. REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size 34x4S ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1882; Robert H.
Miller, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CUSTER LEADER; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; S. C. Beebe, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; Geo. W. Tref ren, editor ; Times
Publisliing Co., publishers.
BURNETT, Madison Co., (^ 400 pop.,
on the Elkhorn r , 23 m. from Norfolk, on
the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rd.
Agriculture and stock raising.
BLADE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; svibscriptiou $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Josiah Coombs, editor and publisher; circ'n
L 1 ; an edition of the Battle Creek Blade.
CALLAWAY, Custer Co., n 100
pop., on Omaha & Republican Valley Rd.
An agricultural town.
STANDARD; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; C. A. Sherwood, editor ;
Sherwood & Owens, publishers.
CAMBRIDGE, Furrias Co., g 500
pop., 28 m. E. of McCook, on the Burling-
ton & Missouri River Rd. Has a rolling mill
and plow manufactory.
KALEIDOSCOPE; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1885 ; John C. Harlan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K-1.
CAMPBELL, (BLUE HILL p. O.)
Franklin Co:, p 25 pop., in an agricultural
and stock-raising district, 8 m. from Blue
Hill.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; F. W. Barber and Teal Swarthout,
editors ; H. M. Crane, publisher.
CEDAR RAPIDS, ^oone Co., n 500
pop., at terminus Omaha, Niobrara & Black
Hills Rd., 16 m. from Albion, the county
seat. Has roller flour mills and elevator.
ERA ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; W. F.
Hillnian, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; Baird & Sons, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
CENTRAL CITY, C. H., Merrick
Co., D 1,528 pop., near Platte r., and at junc-
tion of Union Pacific and Burlington &
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
403
NEBRASKA.
Missouri River Rds., 1:52 m. W. of Omaha
A trade centre. Seat of Nebraska Central
College.
COURIER; Thursdays; prohibition ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; A. Fitcli & Bro., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
NONPAREILi; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription 81-50 ;
establislied 1882 ; H. B. Millard, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
CHADRON, C. H., Dmves Co., v, 2.500
pop., on Fi'emont, Elkhorn & Mo. Vallej' Rd.
Has wholesale business houses.
D>WESS CO. JOURNAL.; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; established 1884 ; E. E. Egan, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1S85 ; Democrat Publisliing Co., editors
and puV)lishers : circulatiou K 1.
CHAMBERS, JTolt Co., i 210 pop.
A prosperous town, iu a well-settled farm-
ing and stock-raising district, 22 m. from
O'Xeill.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x.!() ; subscription $:1 ; es-
taVilished 1886 ; L. A. Woodward, editor and
publisher.
CHAPPELL, Cheijenne Co., -n 200
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Surrounded by
fine agricultural section.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; independent;
foiu- pages; size 22x:52 ; subscription $1.50;
established 188G; E. E. Moore, editor; Liddle
Bros., publishers.
RUSTLiER ; Thursdays : four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1885 ; Ira
Brashears, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
CHESTER, Thayer Co., g 500 pop.,
on Republican Valley div. of the B. & M.
Rd., at junction of Fairmount & Chester
branch. Principally engaged in stock-rais-
ing and farming.
HERAIiD ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x.36 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished l'^85 ; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
CLiARKS, Merrick Co., n GOO pop., on
Platte r. and Union Pacific Rd., surround-
ed by an agricultural district. Wheat and
corn the principal products.
MESSENGER; Saturdays ; neutral ;
eight pages; size 2Gx40; subsc^-iption $1.50;
established 1882 ; Jas. W. Steever, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CLAY CENTER, C. H., Clay Co., p
350 pop., on Kansas City & Omaha Rd.
Farming and stock-raising are the princi-
pal industries.
SUN; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; W. L.
Palmer, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
CLEARWATER, Antelope Co., ^
400 pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn & 3Iissouri
Valley Rd., 9 m. from Neligh. Agriculture
is tlie principal industry.
HEA DL.IGHT ; Tliursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; C. E. Fields, editor and pub-
lisher.
COLERIDGE, Cedar Co.,^ 400 pop.,
on Harrington branch of the Chicago, St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rd., 26 m. from
NEBRASKA.
Wakefield, in a fertile farming section.
Has churches, schools, and a number of
creditable business houses and residences.
SENTINEL.; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $2 ; established 1884;
Needham Bros., editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 2.
COLUMBUS, C. Yi.., Platte Co., n 3,000
pop., on Platte r., at junction of Loup r. and
Union Pacific Rd., 92 m. from Omaha. Busi-
ness centre of a farming and grazing dis-
trict.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880; D. Frank Davis, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL.; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; establislied 1870 ;
M. K. Tiu-ner & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
CORTLAND, Gage Co., O, 600 pop.,
on Omaha & Republican Valley Rd. A
farming countrj'.
JOURNAIj ; Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x:34 ; subscription ,$1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; John Bloom and J. E. Blizzard,
editors ; Jolm Bloom & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
COWLES, Webster Co., g 175 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri Rd., 9 m from
Red Cloud, in a corn-gi-owiug section.
H E R A Li D : Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1886; C Schenck, editor; Cowles
Publishing Co., publishers.
COZAD, Dawson Co., a 500 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., 40 m. W. of Kearney
junction.
MESSENGER ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; ei!,'ht pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; establislied 1885; R. O. Willis, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
CRAB ORCHARD, ./^o^ijison Co.,U^
400 pop., 21 m. E. of Beatrice, on the Re-
publican Valley branch Burlington & Mis-
souri River Rd. Live-stock raising is the
principal industry.
NEWS; Saturdavs ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884; R.
H. Mitchell, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1.
CRAWFORD, Daices Co., V] 300
pop., on v., E. & Mo. Valley Rd., 26 m. from
Chadron.
CRESCENT; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1886 ;
Wm. D. Edgar, editor ; Short & Edgar, pub-
lishers.
CREIGHTON, ^nox Co.,t} 1,000 pop.,
on Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Vallej' Rd., 40
m. from Norfolk and 25 from Niobrara.
Farming, agriculture and stock-raising.
KNOX CO. NEWS; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S1.:">0 ; established 1879 ; March & Emer-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation L 1 .
PIONEER; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1874; Ed. A. Fry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S5; Benner & Pierce, editors and
publisliers ; circulation L 2 .
CRETE, Saline Co., [\ 2,365 pop., on
Big Blue r., at crossing of Burlington & Mis-
404
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
souri River Rd., and junction of Beatrice
branch, 20 ni. from Lincoln. Manufactures
of all kinds carried on liere.
GLOBE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
80x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
E. E. Spencer, editor; Globe Publishing Co.,
publishers ; cii'culation K 1.
STATE VIDETTE; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 183:^; H. M. Wells, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
CUIiBERTSON,C. H., Hitchcock Co.,
p 950 pop., at junction of Frenchman and
Republican rs., near Indianola, and ou the
Burlington & Missouri River Rd. A fine ag-
ricultural country and a growing town ;
a stock-raising country.
HITCHCOCK REVEILLE ; Fridays;
ten pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; F. Bert Risley, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
SUN; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1879; S. E. Solomon, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
CUMMINSVILLE, TVheeler Co., i
IG pop., 35 m. from nearest Rd. point. Ex-
tensively engaged in cattle-raising.
WHEELER CO. t^AZETTE; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 18S3 ; Randall
& Lowe, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
CURTIS, Frontier Co., jn 500 pop., at
terminus of Burlington and Missouri Rd.
COURIER: Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription, $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; A. G. Harlan & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
DAKOTA CITY, C. H., Dakota Co.,
cf 500 pop., on Missom-i r., and Chicago, St.
P., Minneapolis & Omaha Rd., connecting
it with four different roads running into
North Nebraska, 5 m, from Sioux City,
Iowa, and 90 from Omaha. Engaged in
agriculture, commerce, manufactures, and
mercantile pursuits.
NORTH NEBRASKA ARGUS; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.5ii ; established 1880; Martin &
DiV)ble, editors and publishers; circ'n L 2.
NORTH NEBRASKA EAGLE;
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subsci'iption $2 ; established 1876 ; At-
lee Hart, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DAVENPORT, Thayer Co., g 8.50
pop., on St. Joseph & Grand Island Rd.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30; establisiied 1885 ; Ham Kautzman, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DAVID CITY, C. H., Butler Co., a-
l,5(Xi+ pop., 50 ni. from Lincoln, on the cross-
ing point of the Burlington & Missouri
River and Union Pacific Rds. A thriving
town.
BUTLER CO. PRESS; Fridays; inde-
pendent; eight pages; size 35x48; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1873; C. D. Casper, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1..50 ;
established 1S84; Betzer & Price, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DE WITT, Saline Co., a, 800 pop., on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd. and pro-
posed line of Nebraska & Colorado Rd.,
NEBRASKA.
about 35 m. S. W. of Lincoln. Grain ele-
vators and flouring mills.
T I 31 E S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
W. H. Stout, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
DONIPHAN, Sail Co., a 400 pop., on
St. Joseph & Grand Island Rd., 12 m, from
Grand Island. Engaged in agriculture and
stock-raising; situated in the most fertile
section of the State and is a noted resort
for hunters.
LEADER; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1 ;
J. A. Holmes, editor and publisher; circ'n L 3 .
DORCHESTER, Saline Co., q^ 600
pop., on Burlington & Mo. River Rd., in Ne-
braska, 8 m. from Crete and 28 from Lincoln,
In agricultural section.
STAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x34;
subscription $1.50; established 1881 ; J. Frank
Longanecker, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
DUSTIN, IJolt Co., i 123 pop,, 20 m.
from railroad. Agriculture and stock rais-
ing are the principal industries.
DIS P ATC H ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; Ezra E. Sanders, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
EDGAR, Clay Co., g 2,000 pop., on St.
Joseph & Western & B. & M. Rds., 200 m. from
St. Joseph, Mo., 26 m. S.E. of Hastings, Neb.
Farming and stock-raising district.
POST; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
31x44; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
T. E. Casterline, editor and publisher ; eir-
culatiou K 1. ZW~ Actual average circxilat ion
for one year preceding Nov. 11, 18S6, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaj^er Directory, 520 copies.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; established 1879 ; H. G. Lyon, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
W O R L D ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; es-
tablisiied 1886 ; Shafe Kautzman, editor and
publisher ; issues also the Shickley Herald.
EliK CREEK, Johnson Co., D^ 400
. pop., on Atchison & Nebraska branch Bur-
lington & Missouri Rd., 55 m. from Lincoln
and 90 from Atchison. Rich agricultural
district.
ECHO; Fridays; eight pages ; .size 26x40;
subscription •$2 ; established 1883 ; J. W.
Barnhart, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
EL.M CREEK, Buffalo Co., a 250 pop.,
on Nebra.ska div. of Union Pacific Rd., 16
m. from Kearney.
SUN; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S6 ; R. N. Volk, editor and publisher.
ELMWOOD, Cass Co., D- 150 pop., in
an agricultural stock-rai.sing and mining
secti(m, Ki m. from Weeping Water.
E C H O ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; A. U. Mayfleld, editor and pub-
lisher.
ELWOOD, Gosper Co., g 200 pop.,
on B. it M. Rd.
GOSPER CO. CITIZEN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x33 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1884 ; C. B. Lee, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
405
NEBRASKA.
EMERSON, Dixon Co., cT 300 pop.,
at .I'unction of the Norfolk branch with the
main line of the C, St. Paul, Minn. &
Omaha Rd., 29 m. S. W. of Sioux City and
99 N. of Omaha.
ERA ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 2Gx40;
subscrii)tion $1 ; established 1885' ; Joshua
Leonard, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
EWING, Solt Co., b 400 pop., on the
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rd.
. A young town, growing rapidly.
ITE3I ; Thursdays; six pages; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; C. Selah, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
EXETER, Fillmore Co., g 1,000 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 46 ni.
W. of Lincoln. Grain-shipping point.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1877 ; W. J. Waite, manager ; En-
terprise Co., publishers ; circulation L 1.
TAIRBURY, C. H., Jefferson Co., O,
2,200 pop., on St. Joseph & Gi'and Island
and C. K. & N. Rds., 65 m. S. W. of Lincoln.
Location of flouring mills, and division and
machine shops.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ;. George Cross, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
JEFFERSON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; eii;ht pages ; size 34x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1885; C. C. Curten,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Wirth & Goodwin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
FAIRFIELD, Clay Co., g 967 pop., on
St. Joseph & Western Rd. and proposed
line of the Nebraska & Colorado Rd., 19 m.
S. E. from Hastings Junction. Engaged in
general mercantile and manufacturing pur-
suits. Surrounded by a rich and well-settled
farming country.
HERAIiD ; Thursdays ; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1882 ; J. L.
Oliver, editor ; Herald Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; fom* pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1876 ;
A. R. Degge, editor ; News Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
FAIRMONT, Fillmore, Co., g 1,500
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 53
m. W. of Lincoln.
FILLMORE CHRONICLE; Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size 30x4^1 ; established
1872 ; Frazier & Frazier, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L 2 .
NEBRASKA SIGNAL; Thursdays;
twelve pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Brazelton & Put-
ney, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
FALLS CITY, C. H., Richardson Co.,
O, 3,200 pop., on Atchison & Nebraska and
Missouri Pacific Rds., 52 m. from Atchison, 95
from Lincoln, 125 below Omaha and about
10 W. of Missouri r.,'at Rulo. Centre of an
agricultural district. Fall wheat and corn
the principal products. Engaged in stock-
raising.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
NEBRASKA.
tablished 1867 ; Pepoon & Albey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
LEADER-SENTINEL ; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 18-^5 ; Geo. Gird, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1875 ; H. C. Davis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
FRANKLIN, Franklin Co., g 750
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., in
Nebraska, 7 m. from Bloomlngton. Has
w^oolen factory, creamery, etc.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY ECHO;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
H. M. Crane, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
FREMONT, C. H., Dodge Co., D- 5,500
pop., 1 m. from Platte r., on Union Pacific
Rd., 47 N. W. of Omaha and at junction of
Sioux City & Pacific Rd.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — dally
22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— dailv $6,
weekly $1.50 ; established 1871 ; N. W. Smalls,
editor and publisher ; circulation — dally L 2 ,
weekly K 1
TRIBUNE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — dailv 24x36, weekly 34x48; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— tlaily 1883,
weekly 1868 ; Hammond Bros., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2 , weeklv K 2.
PLATTE RIVER ZEITUNG ; Fri
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1883 ; Chas. R.
Schaeffer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FRIEND, Saline Co., Q, 1,500 pop., 38
m. W. of Lincoln, on B. & M. R. Rd. In a
good grazing and farming country, and a
shipping point for grain and stock.
SALINE CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Vandenburg & Fetz, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; E. Whitcomb, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
FULLERTON,C.H.,iV^anceCo.,nl.000
pop., on B. H. branch of Union Pacific Rd., 18
m. from Central City. Has a fine roller mill.
A local trade centre in a good farming sec-
tion. Nebraska Weslej^an University is
NANCE CO. JOURNAL: Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrijD-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; A. L. Blxby,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TELESCOPE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; J. S. Shuck, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
GANDY, C. H., Logan Co., ^ 75 pop.
in an excellent stock and farming com-
munitv, 35 m. from North Platte.
LOGAN CO. PIONEER; Fridays; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; Al. Hiun-
mel, editor and publisher.
GENEVA, C. H., Fillmore Co., g 1,000
pop., on Turkey creek, 9 m. from Fair-
mount and 60 S. W. of Lincoln. A farming
and stock-raising district.
FILLMORE CO. REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays; republican; four pages; size
26
403
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
XEBRASKA.
28x44; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
T. Wilkins, editor and publislier ; circ'n K 1.
GENOA, jSfance Co., n 700 pop., on
Omalia, Niobrara & Black Hills Rd., 22 m.
from Columbus and 119 W. of Omaha.
Grazing and farming country. Indian In-
dustrial School located here.
L. E A D E K ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; J. F. Bixby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
GIBBON, Buffalo Co.y n 700 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., 13 m. E. of Kearney. In
a good grazing and farming country. Seat
of Nebraska Baptist Seminary.
BUFFALO CO. BEACON; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1882; W. H. Carson,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
GORDON, Sheridan Co., \^ 400 pop.,
on Sioux City and Pacific Rd., 90 m. from
Valentine. Farming and stock-raising car-
ried on. Trade with Indians amounts to
850,000 annually.
DEMOCRATIC HERALD ; Satur
days; democratic; eight pages; size, 30x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; J. S. Nich-
olson, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
PRESS; Thursdays ; i-epublican ; eight
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; J. W. Jones, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
GOTHENBURG, Dawson Co., u 400
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., in an agricult-
ural section near North Platte.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; established
1885 ; F. M. Springsteen, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
GRAFTON, Fillmore Co., g 900 pop.,
on Burlington & Mo. River Rd., 60 m. W. of
Lincoln. Has two flouring mUls. A grain-
growing country.
LEADER; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; R.
C. Price, editor and publisher; cu-c'n K 1.
GRAND ISLAND, C. H., Hall Co.,
a 7,1 lOO pop., on Union Pacific Rd., and
terminus St. Joseph & Grand Island and
Grand Island & Lincoln branches of the Bur-
lington & Missouri River Rd. ; also initial
point of the Grand Island & Wyoming Cen-
tral and Grand Island & Northwestern Rds.,
1)4 m. from Platte r. and 154 from Omaha.
Engaged in agriculture, manufacturing and
lumber trade ; trade centre for large agri-
cultural district ; chief railroad centre in
the State ; car and machine shops located
here.
INDEPENDENT : every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
independent-republican ; dally four to six
pages, weekly twelve pages ; size — daily 26x40;
weekly (size of page) 18x24; subscription-
daily $6, weekly ,$2 ; established— <laily 1883,
weekly 1869; Fred. Hedde, editor and pub-
lisher; circuhition— daily L2, weekly J 1.
DER HEROLD ; Thursdays; German;
eik'ht pages; size 34x48; established 1881;
Ht'ury Garn, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
HERALD; Fridays: eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estaljlished 1885 ; Ralph
K Hill, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
NEBRASKA.
■ TIMES ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1873;
J. S. and W. Stidger, editors and publishers ;.
circulation K 1.
GRANT, I^eith Co., -n 50 pop., a new
and rapidly growing town, 21 m. from
Ogalalla.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; C. M. C. Woolman, editor
and publisher.
GREELEY CENTER, Greelejj Co.,
a 50 pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 12 m. from
Scotia, the countj- seat, in a farming com-
munity.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x:^ ; subscription
$1.25; established 1886; H. L. Ganoe, editor
and publisher.
GREENWOOD, Cass Co., o 748 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 18 m.
N. E. of Lincoln.
HA WK.-EYE ; Thursdays ; republican ;.
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18S5 ; J. H. and Effle Zehrung,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GUIDE ROCK, Webster Co.. q 40O
pop., on the Burlington & Missouri River
Rd., in Nebraska, 13 m. E. of Red Cloud. A
farming section.
SIGNAL; Saturdays; eight pages; size
of page 14x21 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1883 ; S. B. Newme3-er, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 ; issues also the Repuhlicait
Valley Farmer.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY
F A R 31 E R ; monthly ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 9x12; subscription 75 cents; es-
tablished 1882 ; S. B. Newmeyer, editor and
publisher ; issues also the Signal.
HAMILTON, (HENKELMAN P. 0.>
Chase Co., p SCO pop., on Frenchman r., and
the projected extension of the Burlington
& Missouri River Rd., 12 m. from Imperial.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. S Shoemaker, editor and pub-
lishei'.
HAMPTON, Hamilton Co., n 600
pop., 6 m. from Aurora, the county seat, on
• the Burlington & Missouri River Rd. Has
a mill, four elevators and is surrounded by
a flourishing farming community.
HERALD; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1884; R.T.Addis, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
HARDY, Nuckolls Co., g 600 pop, on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., at junction
with Missouri Pacific Rd., running West
from Atchison. Has good grain and stock
trade.
HERALD; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880; Ralph K. Hill, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
HARTINGTON, C. H.. Cedar Co., ^
650 pop., at terminus Chicago, St. Paul, Min-
neapolis & Omaha Rd., 22 m. from Yankton,
Da!- ita.
CEDAR CO. NONPAREIL; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1877 ; John H. Felber,
editor and publisher circulation L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIUECTORY.
407
XEBRASKA.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 2'ix4fl : subscription §1.50;
established 1S86; H. B. Swing, editor and
publisher.
HERALD; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Baird & Watson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
HARVARD, Clay Co., g 1,000 pop.,
near west fork of the Big Blue r., on Bur-
ington & Missouri Rd., 82 ni. W. of Lincoln,
and 46 m. E. of Fort Kearney. Surrounded
by a flue grain and stock-raising coun-
try.
CLiAY CO. JOURNAL,; Fridays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50; established 18T9 ; G. W. Lim-
bocker, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
C O r R I E R ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription SI. 30 ;
established 1885 ; Sam W. Wistrom, editor ;
Harvard Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n L 2.
HASTINGS, C.U., Adams Co., g 11,000
pop., 96 m. W. from Lincoln, at the junction
of Burlington & Mo. River, St. Joe & Grand
Island, Union Pacific, Republican Valley
and Kansas divisions of Burlington & Mis-
souri Rds., and on the line of the Chicago &
Rock Island and Chicago & Northwestern
Rds.. now being extended to this point.
Engaged in manufacturing ; a good ship-
ping point, surrounded by an agricultural
district.
GAZETTE-JOURNAL: every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, "Wednes-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x40, weekly 30x44 ; subscription-
daily S6, weekly $1.50 ; established— tlaily 1883,
weekly 1873 ; Gazette- Journal Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— dailv K 1, weekly J 1.
ADA3If^ CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; eiglit pages : size 30x44 : subscription
$2 ; established 1880 ; Richard Thompson, edi-
tor and puVjlisher ; circulation J 1.
INDEPE.NDENT; Saturdays ; independ-
ent : four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrii)tion .SI ;
established 1886 : Frank D. Taggart, editor and
publisher.
NEBRASKAN; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1878 ; Bratton, Renner & Mont-
gomery, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
NEBRASKA VOLKSFREUND;
Fridays; German; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription .$2 ; established 1883 ; E. Land-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
HAYES CENTRE,C.H.,J3a2/esCo.,p
100 pop., 35 m. N. W. from McCook. Situ-
ated in one of the finest stock-raising and
agricultural counties in the State.
HAYES CO. TIMES; Wednesdays;
demociatic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI: established 1886; C. L Bowman, edi-
tor and publisher.
NEWS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x42; subscription §1.50; established 1885;
M. J. Abbott, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2 .
HAY SPRINGS, C. H., Sheridan
Co., 'Xj 500 pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley Ed., about 25 m. from
Omaha. Agrlcultm-al and stock-raising
section.
ALERT; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription .$2; established 1885 ; J. E.
Brown, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
NORTHWEST NEWS: Fridays ; eight
wages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; Herbert Botteuberg, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
NEBRASKA.
HEBRON, C. H., Thayer Co., g 1,200
pop., on Little Blue r., 73 m. S. W. of Lin-
coln, and on the Hebron branch of the
Nebraska & Colorado Rd. and the Chicago,
Kansas & Nebraska Rd. Centre of an agri-
cultural and stock-raising countrj-.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription ,§2.15 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Erasmus M. Correll, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
REGISTER; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; established 1883 ;
Scott & Clute, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
HEMINGFORD, (Carlyle p. o.)
Deuces Co., "r, 75 pop., 35 m. from Hay
Springs and 160 from Valentine. A farming
section.
BOX BUTTE COUNTRY
RUSTLER; Fridays: democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; established ISSd ; C. A. Biu'-
lew, editor and publisher.
GLEANER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; established 1886 ; Hare
& Coates, editors and publishers.
HERMAN, Washington Co., O 400
pop., on Chicago, St. Paul, Milwaukee &
Omaha Rd., in an agricultural section near
Blair.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; independ-
ent; eight pages; size 26x40; sub.scriptiou $1;
established 1886; John Bradford, editor and
publisher.
HOLDREGE,C.H., Phelps Co., g 2,000
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd.,at
junction witli Kansas Citj', Holdrege &
Northwestern Rd., 32 m. from Kearney. In
centre of South Platte Divide, in a fine
farming country ; hog and cattle market.
CITIZEN ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
34x48; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
Eric Johnson, editor and publisher ; issued in
the interest of Skandiuavians in America.
NEBRASKA NUGGET; Tuesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; suVjscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1879 ; T. M. Hopwood,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOOPER, Dodge Co., a- 500 pop., on
Fremont, Elkhorn & 3Ilssouri Vallej' Rd., 50
m. N. W. of Omaha. Corn-growing section
and shipping point for grain,
SENTINEL; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; .size 24x34; establi.shed 1885; E. W.
Reukin, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
HOWARD CITY, Hoioard Co., n
200 pop., on O. V. Rd., 20 m. from St. Paul, in
a splendid agiicultural and stock-raising
district.
NEW^S; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Dobbs & Merrill, editors and pub-
lishers.
HUMBOLDT, Richardson Co., q, 1,600
pop., on Atchison & Nebraska Rd., 22 m.
from Falls City. Stock-raising and farming
are the chief features.
NEBRASKA ENTERPRISE: Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; Sharts &
Shrauger, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
STANDARD; Fridays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; George P. Monagon, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
408
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
HUMPHREY, Platte Co., a 600 pop.,
lU ni. S. of Madison and 25 N. of Columbus
on the Union Pacific Rd. A shipping point
for grain and live stock.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; J. I. Robison, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
IMPERIAL, C. H., Chase Co., JJ 440
pop., on Republican Valley & Wyoming Rd.,
120 m. "W. of Hastings. An agricultural
town.
CHASE CO. CHRONICLE; Thurs
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size o0x44 ;
established 18S(j ; D. G. Hines, editor and pub-
lisher.
INDIANOLA, C. H., Bed Willow Co.,
p 900 pop., on Republican Valley branch
of Burlington & Missouri River Rd., and on
Coon Creek. Farming section.
COURIER; Thursdays; republican; eight
Sages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1879; G. S. Bishop, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
I N M A N, IToU Co., b 242 pop., on
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rd.
Good farming district.
INDEX; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
H. G. Cross, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
JACKSON, Dakota Co., q- 1,000 pop.,
on Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Rd., 8 m. from Sioux Citj-, lovra.
CRITERION; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; established 1885 ; Wm. T. Bartiett,
editor and publisher ; circulatiou K 1.
JOHNSTOWN, Brown Co., [^ 150
pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Val-
ley Rd., 20 m. from Long Pine and 250
from Omaha.
LiEADER; Thux-sdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; G. L. Bailey, editor ; Bailey & Co.,
publishers.
JUNIATA, Adams Co., g 794 pop.,
103 m. W. of Lincoln, on Burlington &
Missouri River Rd. Location of a flour
mill.
HERA ED ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; I. H. Rickel, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
KEARNEY, C. H., Buffalo Co., n 4,000
pop., on Omaha & Denver branch of Union
Pacific and Burlington & Missouri River
Rds. Principal employments are farming,
stock-raising and manufacturing.
BUFFALO CO. JOURNAL ; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; L. B.
Cunningham, editor and publisher; circula-
tiou L 2 .
BUFFALO COURIER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1884; J. M. Howrey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CENTRAL NEBRASKA PRESS;
Fridays; labor; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1873 ; W. C. Holden,
editor and pul)lisher.
NEW ERA; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 22.x31 ; ."subscription $1.50;
established 1880; Rhone Bros., editors and
1' '.blishers ; circulation K 1.
NEBRASKA.
KENESAW, Adams Co., g 600 pop.,
125 m. from Lincoln on the Burlington &
Missouri River Rd. : junction Kenesaw cut-
off. Agriculture extensively carried on.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Geo. T. Williams, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
KIMBALL, Cheyenne Co., -a 300 pop.
An agricultural and milling town, on the
Nebraska div. of the Union Pacific Rd., 37
m. from Sidney.
WESTERN NEBRASKA OBSER-
VER; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x34; sub-
scription $1.50; established J885; C. H. Ran-
dall, editor and publisher ; circulatiou L 2 .
LEIGH, Colfax Co., a- 700 pop. on the
Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rd., 13
m. from Humphrey and 26 from Schuyler.
Has two elevators and is a shipping point
for lumber and grain.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; W. P. Suttle, editor and pub-
lisher.
LIBERTY, Gage Co., O, 800 pop., on
Burlington & lyilssouri River Rd., in Ne-
braska, 11m. from Wymore.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; established 1885; F. A. Harrison, edi-
tor ; Gazette Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation L 1 .
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40: subscription $1.50; established 1882;
B. F.Thomas, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
LINCOLN, C. H., Lancaster Co., D-
State capital, 29,000 pop., on Burlington &
Missouri, Midland Pacific, Union Pacific,
Mo. Pacific, Chicago & Northwestern, St.
Louis, Wabash & Pacific and Atchison &
Nebraska Rds., midway between Chicago
and Denver and the most important rail-
road centre between these points. The
State Penitentiary and Insane Asjlum are
located here, also several institutions of
learning, including the State University
Considerable manufacturing carried on'
and also an extensive wholesale and job-
bing trade. Has two large packing houses
with a capacitj' of 8,000 hogs a day, and large
salt manufactory.
NEBRASKA STATE JOURNAL ;
every morning except Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size-
dally (size of page) 18x24, weekly 36x48 ; sub-
scription— daily $10, weekly $1 ; established —
daily 1870, weekly 1867; State Journal Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n — daily H 2,
weekly H 1.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— dail.v 24x36, weekly
30x44 ; subscription— daily $5.20, weekly $1 ;
established— dally 1881. weekly 1885; Hyde,
Hoge & Hyde, editors and publishers; circu-
lation—daily K 2. weekly K 1.
STATE DEMOCRAT; every afternoon
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription-daily $6, weekly $1 ; established
1879 ; J. D. Calhoun, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K 2, weeklv K 2.
CAPITAL CITY COURIER; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1885 ; Wessel & Dobbins, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
409
NEBRASKA.
FREIE PRESSE; Wednesdays; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size of page 17x22 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1884 ; John D.
Klvietsch, editor and publisher ; circ'u K 2.
NEBRASKA CAPITAL, ; Saturdays ;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : sub-
scription $2 ; established 1883 ; B. F. Marshall,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
NEBRASKA STAATS- ANZEl-
GER ; Thursdays ; German ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Henry Bruegmann, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
NEW REPUBLIC ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S5; A. G. Wolfenbarger, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
UNKNOWN KNIGHT; Tuesdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 24x3t; ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Unknown
Knight Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
HESPERIAN; semimonthly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1872 ; Hesperian Student Publish-
ing Association of the Nebraska University,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a
college paper ; issued' during the collegiate
year.
NEBRASKA FARMER; semi
monthly; agricultural ; twentj^ pages ; size of
Eage 9x12; subscription §1.50 ; established 1877 ;
. L. Seiner, editor ; Heath & Seller, publish-
ers ; circulation H 2.
METHOUIST REGISTER; monthly;
methodist ; four pages ; size 17x22 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1886 ; C. F. Creigh-
ton, D. D., editor and publisher; a local
church paper.
MONTHLY; educational ; eight pages;
size 22x3i; ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1882 ; D. R. Lillibridge and F. F. Roose, editors
and publishers.
NEBRASKA CONGREGATIONAL
NEWS; monthly; congregational; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1880 ; H. A. French, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 . |^" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Dec. 1, 1886,
as per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaiier Directory, 1,050 copies.
WESTERN JOURNAL OF
HEALTH; monthly; hygiene ; thirt3--six
pages octavo; subscription $1; established
1886 ; G. H. Simmons, M.D., editor ; Western
Journal of Health Co., publLshers.
LITCHFIELD, Sherman Co., U 200
pop, A new town in a rich farming section,
17 m. from Loup City and 40 from Grand
Island.
MONITOR; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; R. D. V. Carr, editor ; E. R.
Bradlej-, publisher.
liODGE POLE, Cfheyenne Co., -a 200
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 18 m. from Sid-
ney, the county seat, in an agricultural sec-
tion.
MAGNET; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1S86 ; H. G. Wolfe and J. C. Wolfe, edi-
tors and publishers.
LONG PINE, Broion Co., ^ 600 pop.,
on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley Rd..
56 m. from Valentine. Has stock yards of
120-car capacitj', three flour mills, saw mill,
graded school and three churches.
BROWN CO. BUGLE; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 34x48; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; Reese Mayes, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 34x4'^ ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883 : John P. Hawxhurst, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEBRASKA.
LOUISVILLE, Cass Co., n- 700 pop.,
on Platte r., at the junction of the Burling-
ton & Missouri River and the Missouri Pacific
Rds. A manufacturing town. Has excel-
lent stone quai-ries in the vicinity.
OBSERVER; Fridays ; eight pages; size
26x4<i ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; G.
W. Mayfleld, editor ; G. W. Mayfield & Co.,
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
LOUP CITY, C. H., Sherman Co., n
7(.X) pop., on St. Paul & Loup City branch of
Union Pacific Rd. In an agricultural and
stock-raising country ; gi-azing all the year.
NORTHWESTERN ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; B. L. Richardson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SHERMAN CO. TIMES; Satmdays;
eight pages ; size 36x4s ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; O. B. Willard, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
LYONS, Burt Co., rf 600 pop., on CM-
cago, St. Paul, Mnneapolis & Omaha Rd.,
16 m. W. of Decatur. A trading point.
MIRROR; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; A.
H. and W. T>. Smith, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
McCOOK, Hed Willow Co.,p 2,500 pop.,
on Republican r., and a division station of
the Burlington & Missouri River Rd. Farm-
ing is the principal industr}\
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Wahlquist Bros., editors and
publishers.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages: size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; C. A. Frederick, editor
and pixblisher; circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; F. M. and E. M. Kimmell, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
MADISON, C. H., Madison Co., ^
1,000 pop., on Union creek and Union Pacific
Rd.. 30 m. N. of Columbus. In a good grain-
growing and stock-raising country.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; eight
ages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50 : estab-
ished 1873 ; Blakelj' & Cole, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 1.
MADISON CO. DEMOCRA'T; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pag'es ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Carl L
Seely, editor and publisher.
fi
MASON. CITY, Custer Co., a 125
pop. A new and thriving town in an agri-
cultural section.
MASON TRANSCRIPT : Thursdavs ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1886; R.E.Mar-
tin, editor ; Martin & Dellinger, publishers.
MEADE, Saunders Co., n- 275 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd. Grain, lumber and
stock-raising centre.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Decker & Anderson, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
MILFORD, Seward Co., D- 900 pop.,
on Atchison & Nebraska division of Burling-
ton & Missouri River Rd., 20 m. W. from Lin-
coln. Engaged in farming and manufactur-
ing. Large flour mills and creamery here ;
410
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
a health summer resort of local popularity ;
a large saultarium has been erected at a
cost of §50,1300.
NEBIIASKAN; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdaj's ; republican ; four
pages; size 24x36: subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1882; H. C. Hensel, editor and
publisher ; cii'culatiou K 1.
MINDEN, C. H., Kearney Co., g 1.400
pop., on the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd. In an agricultural district.
KEARNEY CO. DEMOCRAT ; Tues
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1882; R. P.
Stein, editor and publisher.
KEARNEY CO. GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size o()x48 ; subscription
SI. 30; established 18T9; W. D. Hart, editor;
Hart, Luebben & Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
MOOREFIELD, Frontier Co., JJ 200
pop., on the Edgar and Curtis branch of the
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., in one of
the most fertile sections of the State.
MONITOR; Saturdays; independent!
four pages ; size 24x34; subscription $1.50; es'
tablished 1886 ; B. A. Harlan, editor and pub-
lisher.
NEBRASKA CITY, C. H., Otoe
Co., D- 8,500 pop., on Missouri r., at junction
of Kansas City, St. Joseph & Council Bluffs
and Burlington & Missouri River Rds., at
terminus of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd. on main line of Missouri Pacific and
the prospective junction of the M. P. and
"Wabash Rds.; 46 m. S. by E. of Omaha and 57
E. of Lincoln. The city occupies the
site of old Fort Kearney, and was laid
out in 1854. It contains the State Blind
Asylum, an Episcopal College, a Cath-
olic Academy, two large pork -packing and
sausage making establishments, stock-
yards, a distillery, agricultural implement
manufactoi ies, canning factories and many
other industries and does considerable
wholesale trade. Lies in , the centre of the
Nebraska fruit belt.
NEBRASKA PRESl*!; every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
eight pages ; size— daily 2()XlO, weekly 31x44;
subscriptiOTi— daily $10, weekly $2; estab-
lished 1858 ; Brown & Wood, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily K 2, weekly .J 1
NEVVS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— dailv $7, weekly $2 ; estab-
lislied— weekly 1834 ; C. M. Hubner and E. D.
Marnell, editors ; Thomas Morton, publisher ;
circulation— daily K 2, weekly I 1 .
TIVIEfS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; four pages; size-
dally 15x22, weekly 22x;^0 ; subscription — daily
S3, weekly $1; established 1885; Henry
Huckins, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dailv L 1 .
NEBRASKA STAATS-ZEITUNG ;
Fridays; German; eiglit pages ; size 30x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; Jacob
Beiitler, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2
WATCH3IAN; monthly; undenomina-
tional; four pages; size 22x30; subscription
25 cents ; established 1886 ; J. B. Green, D. D.,
editor and publisher.
NELIGH, C. H., Antelope Co., ^ 1,000
pop., on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo. Valley
Rd., 160 m. northwest of Omaha. Has a
large flouring mill. Seat of B^air Congre-
NEBRASKA.
gational College and U. S. Land Office of
the district.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished ISSl ; Judson Graves, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
LEADER; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 18S5 ; E.
T. and C. J. Best, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; prohibi-
tion; four pages; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1879; H. C. Huxford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NELSON, C. H., Nuckolls Co., g 500
pop., 15 m.from Edgar, Engaged in farming
and stock-raising.
AXE; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x44 ; subscription $1.50, established
1884 ; H. H. Beuner. editor and publisher.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; .subscription $1.50; established
1884; Bottenfleld & Scherzinger, editor and
publisher ; circulation >L 1 .
NUCKOLLS CO. HERALD; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; W. O. Ellis,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
T13IE.TABLE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size ^4x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1886 ; Wolfe & Parker, edi-
tors and publishers.
NEMAHA CITY, ^"emaha Co., ^ 600
pop., on the Burlington & Missouri River
Rd., in Nebraska, 5 m. from Brownville. Is
an agricultural region and a principal
shipping point for grain and stock.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1880; G. W.
Fairbrother, jr., editor; Times Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
NEWPORT, Brown Co., ^ on Fre-
mont, Elkhorn & Missouri VaUey Rd.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x3') ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885;
Cecil E. Owens, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
NIOBRARA. C. H., Knox Co., ^ 643
pop., a port on Missouri r. connected by
ferry with Running Water, Dak., 1 ra. X. A
shipping point.
KNOX CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Frank L. Sul-
livan, editor ; Democrat Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
NONPAREIL, Dawes Co., \j 75 pop.,
An agricultural town. 42 m. from Chardon
and 170 from Valentine.
'GENE HEATH'S GRIP ; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 130x44 : subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1SS6 ; E. A. Heath, editor
and publisher.
NORDEN, Ketja Paya Co., ^ 75 pop.,
6 m. N. of Niobrara r. and 9 S. of State
line. Devoted to agricultural pursuits and
surrounded by stock ranges.
BOREALIS; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $2; established
1885 ; T. S. Armstrong, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
NORFOLK, ^/""rfisou Co., [^2,200 pop.,
125 m. N. W. from Omaha, 85 W. of Sioux
City, Iowa, and 75 S. of Yankton, Dakota
Ter. Has three Eastern railroad outlets,
two Western and one Northern, is the com-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
411
NEBRASKA.
mercial and railroad centre of Northern
Nebraska, and lies at the confluence of the
rich Elkhorn and North Fork Valleys. In
a great grain and stock-producing belt. Seat
of the North Nebraska Insane Asylum.
ELKHORN VALLEY NEWS;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion .81.50; established 1880; Norton, Spre-
cher& Bell, editors and publishers; circ'n K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages; size
36x48 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1877 ;
M. Waterman, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
NORTH BEND, Dodge Co., a- 1,200
pop., on Union Pacific Rd.,.60 m. from
Omaha, 15 from Fremont and 15 from
Schuj'ler. Has three elevators and a
creamery.
FLAIL; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879 ; C. W. Hyatt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
NORTH L.OUP, Valley Co., a 600
pop., on Grand Island & Northern branch
of Union Pacific Rd. A shipping point for
cattle. In a beautiful and fertile agricult-
ural district.
MIRROR; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; R.
S. Buchanan, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
NORTH PLATTE, C. H., Lincoln
Co., -a 3,000 pop., near junction of North
and South Platte rs., and on Omaha &
Denver division of Union Pacific Rd., 291
m. from Omaha. Devoted to agriculture
and stock-raising. The Union Pacific Rd.
shops are located here.
LINCOLN CO. TRIBUNE; Satur
•days ; four pages ; size 24x;>4 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established- 1885 ; Stevens & Bare, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
N E;B R a S K I a N ; Saturdavs ; demo-
•cratic ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874; Walsh Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PEOPLE'S GOVERNMENT ; Satur
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
S"2; established 18S5; Stebbins & Hill, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
TELEGRAPH; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription .S2 ; es-
tablished 1831 ; Thomas C. Patterson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OAKDALE, Antelope Co., ±, 700 pop.,
on Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley
Rd. and Elkhorn r., 160 m. N. W. of Omaha.
Has grist mills and fine water power.
PEN AND PLOW; Fridays; republican ;
eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1877 ; E. P. McCormick, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
OAKLAND, Burt Co., -f 1,000 pop.,
on Chicago, St. Paul, 3Iinneapolis & Omaha
Rd., 63 m. from Omaha and 63 from
Sioux City. Is a farming and stock-
raising district, and has creamery and
flour mill. The terminus of the proposed
Nebraska Central Rd.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdavs; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; Henrv & Harding,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
O'CONNOR, Greeley Co., n 150 pop.
Advantageously situated as a trade centre
NEBRASKA.
for the surrounding agricultural district;
14 m. from Scotia.
.DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1^85; M. B. Gearon, editor; Democrat Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation L2.
ODELL, Gage Co., □, 500 pop., on
Burlington & Mississippi River Rd., 18 m. S.
of Beatrice.
OPTIC; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; established 1883; E. H. Ge.ssel, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
OGALALLA, C. H., Keith Co., ^ 1,000
pop., on the South fork of the Platte r. and
on the Union Pacific Rd., 342 m. W. of
Omaha. In an agricultural section.
KEITH CO. NEWS; Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1885 ; Wm. H. Mullane,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
REFLECTOR; Wednesdavs ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1884; Mark M. Neeves, editor; M. B.
Neeves, publisher ; circulation L2...
OHIOWA, Fillmore Go,, g 50 pop.,
a new town in a farming section, 12 m.
from Alexandria.
O H I O W A N ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; established 1835 ;
H. E. Larimer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 1
OMAHA, C. H., Douglas Co., n- 80,000
pop., on Missouri r. Council Bltiffs is
opposite. On numerous railroads. Military
headquarters of the Department of the
Platte. Important place for trade and
manufactures. Largest city in the State.
The Union Pacific machine, car and repair
shops, employing upwards of 2,000 men,
are located here. The Omaha smelting and
refining works are said to be the most com-
plete in America, employ nearly 300 men,and
refine 120 tons per day. The nail works are
extensive and flourishing, and their annual
product will hot fall much short of 100,000
kegs. The linseed oil works turn out from
five to six hundred thousand gallons of oil
annually, and from eight to ten million
pounds of oil cake. The fourth largest dis-
tillery in the United States is here ; and also
barb wire works, boiler works, immense
breweries, extensive elevators, foundries
and machine shops, packing houses, white
lead works, and dozens of other important
manufacturing enterprises, giving employ-
ment to at least six thousand skilled work-
men.
BEE ; every morning and evening, and
W^EEKLY, Wednesdays ; republican ; anti-
monopoly ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ;
subscription — daily $7.50, weekly §2; es-
tablished 1871 ; E. Rosewater, editor ; Bee
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation —
daily G 2, weekly C 1 . 'i;WActual average cir-
culation of the veekly edition for one year
preceding Decemher 29, 1886, as per statement
on file, at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 33,942 copies.
HERALD ; every morning, and
Weekly, Tlmrsdays ; democratic ;
daily eight pages, weekly twelve pages; size
of page I8x2:j ; subscription— daily §10, weekly
$1; establihed 1S65 ; .lohn A. MeShane. editor
and publisher; circ'n— dailj' H 1, weekly H 2.
412
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
XEBRASKA.
NEBRA5SKA TRIBT \E: every even
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs
days ; German ; daily tour pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of
page) 18x24 ; subscription— daily §7, weekly
$2 ; established 1883 ; F. Schnake, editor : F
C. Festner, publisher ; circulation— dailj' K 1,
weekly J 2.
POST ; every morning, and WEEKIiY,
Fridays ; German : daily four pages, weekly
eight 'pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $7, weekly S2 ; established
1872 ; Omaha Post Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation- dailv J 2, weeklj'^ H 2.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly §1 ; established 1858 ; O. H. Roth-
acker, editor; Omaha Republican Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 2, weekly G 1.
WOKLD; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x40,
weekly (size of page) 16x24; established— daily
1883. weeklj' 1887; subscription— daily §6,
weekly Si ; Woi'ld Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulatiim- daily J 2.
CHRISTIAN HOUR; Fridays; pres
bvterian ; eight pages: size of page 15x22;
subscription S2 ; established 1882; William J.
Harsha and Thomas C. Hall, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation 1 1 .
DANNEBROG; Wednesdays; Danish;
eight I'ages; size :30x44 ; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1882; Otto Wolff, editor and pub
Usher ; circulation I 1 .
DEN DANSKE PIONEER ; Thurs
days ; Danish ; eitfht pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription .$2.25 ; established 1872 ; Mark Han-
sen, editor and publisher ; circulation G 2.
EXCELSIOR; Saturdays ; society ;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Clement Chase, editor and
publisher; circulation .1 1.
JOURNAL OF COM3IERCE; Thurs
davs ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription S2 ; established 1881 ;
G. W. Baker, editor and publisher ; circ'u 1 1 .
MIDLAND; Thursdays ; united presby-
teriau ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14;
subscription S2 : established 1884 ; Edwin B.
Graliam and W. P. McNary, editors and pub-
lishers : circularion I 1 .
NEBRASKA WATCHMAN; Fri-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1870 ; Alexander
L. Pollock, editor and publisher; circ'n II.
P O K R O K Z A PA DU ; Wednesdays ;
Bohemian ; independent-republican ; eight
pages ; size of oage 18x24j subscription $2.20
established 1872; John Rosickj% editor
and
the
publisher; circulation HI; issues also
Kvety Americke.
RAILW^A Y NEWS ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size of page 15x2o : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885; Dan B. Honin, editor ; Rail-
way News Publishing Co., publishers ; is.sued
in the interest of railroad employees.
SVENSKA POSTEN; Saturdays ;
Swedish; four pages; size 24x.S8; subscrip-
tion S2 : established 1880: G. Lindquist, edi-
tor ; C. A. Jacobson, publisher ; circ'n H 1.
TRUTH ; Saturdays ; labor ; eight pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; Freeborn S. Lewis, editor ; Truth
Printing and Publishintr Co.. publishers.
FAR3IER JOURNAL; semi-monthly;
Skandinavian ; agricultural: twelve pages;
size of ijage 8x11: subscription 60 cents; es-
tablished 1886 ; H. Andieasen, editor and pub-
lisher.
KVETY AMERICKE ; semi month
ly : Bohemian : sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
John Rosicky, editor and publisher; does
not insert advertisements ; issues also the
Pokrok Zapadii.
NEBRASKA MUTE JOURNAL;
semi-monthly; eight pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription 75 cents ; established 1K74 ; circu-
lation K 1 ; issued from the Nebraska Insti-
tute for the Deaf and Dumb; i.ssued during
the school year.
CHURCH GUARDIAN; monthly; Pro-
testant episcopal; sixteen pages; size of page
9x12; subscription $1 ; established 1873 : Rev.
J. Paterson, editor and publisher: circ'n K 1.
NEBRASKA CULTIVATOR AND
HOUSEKEEPER; monthly; agricult-
ural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scription .§1 ; established 1869 ; Smith & Hart,
editors and publishers; circulation D 2.
NEBRASKA DRUGGIST; monthly;
commercial ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
9x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Good-
man Drug Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
WESTERN MERCHANT ; monthly;
commercial; forty pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription ,$1 ; established 1884,: D. . Dun-
bar, editor ; Eads, Dunbar & Co., publishers.
O'NEILL., C. H., Holt Co., i 1,000
pop., 50 m. from Niobrara. Farming and
stock-raising place. The most important
town in North Nebraska. Has large roller
process mill and creameries.
FREE PRESS; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays : republican ; eight pages ;
size :^0x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886 : H. D. Mathews, editor and publisher.
FRONTIER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; James H. Riggs, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 31x44 : subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; J. M. McDonough, editor
and publisher: circulation J 1.
NEBRASKA EVANGELIST; month
ly ; evangelical ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Rev.
Byron Beall and Rev. C. H. Frady, editors
and publishers.
ORD, C. H., Valley Co., n 1,000 pop., at
terminus of the O. & M. V. Rd., 65 m. from
Grand Island and Kearney and 180 from
Omaha. Contains grist mills, and is sur-
rounded by a good farming and stock-rais-
ing country, which is thickly settled. A
railroad is being extended to the place.
D E 31 O C R A T ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; McDonough & Clayton, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
QUIZ; Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 27x44; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Will W. Haskell, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1. 'JW Actual average circula-
tion for one year preceding Dec. 24, 1886, as
per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, IfilO copies.
VALLEY CO. JOURNAL ; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; .size 20x26 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. H. Cap-
ron, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
ORLEANS, Harlan Co., g 1,200 pop.,
50 m. from Red Cloud, on Burlington & Mis-
souri River Rd. Farming and stock-raising
country. Has fine brick school-house, new
business college, methodist college build-
ing, and many business houses.
ADVOCATE ; Thursdays ; methodist
epi.scopal ; four pages; size 16x22; sub.scrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 : Rev. C. M. Damon,
editor ; E.xecutive Committee of Orleans Col-
lege, publishers.
HARLAN CO. PRESS ; Fridays ;
four jiages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884; T. J. Cleaver, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN VALLEY SENTI-
NEl^ ; Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.-50 ; established
1873 ; Lealdo E. Martin, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
413
NEBRASKA.
OSCEOIiA, C. H., Polk Co., a 831 pop.,
on Republican Vallej- branch Union Pacific
Rd., 115 m. S. W. of Omaha. Principal
branches of industry are farming and
stock-raising.
FARMERS' ADVOCATE; Fridays;
republican; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; Henry All-
nutt, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2
RECORD ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription $1-50; estab-
ished 1873; D. M. Butler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OXFORD, Furnas Co., g S-Z.-i pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 2T0 m.
from Omaha. Surrounded by a rich agri-
cultural and stock-raising country.
STANDARD: Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40: subscription $1.25; established
1885; W. T. Lindsay, editor and publisher;
Fi
circulation L 2
PALISADE, Hitchcock Co., p 100
pop., in a fertile valley on the Frenchman
r. Farming and stock raising the principal
pursuit ; 15 m. from Culbertson and 27 from
McCook.
JOURNAL); Fridavs ; eight pages ; size
26x)0; subscription $1.50: established 1885;
R. L. Pence, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
PALMYRA, Otoe Co., [> 700 pop.,
on the Burlington & Missouri River Rd.,
24 m. from Lincoln and 34 from Nebraska
• City.
PIIiOT; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription .fl.50; established 1884; B. E.
Newton, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
PAPILLION, C. H., Sarpy Co., O 700
pop., on Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
Rds., 15 m. from Omaha. Flour mills and
manufactures of bricks, cheese, farming
implements, etc.
T I 31 E S ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874; Hancock Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
PAWNEE CITY, C. H., Paionee Co.,
(=1 2,000 pop., on main line of Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Rd., from Chicago to Den-
ver, and Chicago, Kansas & Neb. Rd.. about
40 m. W. of Missouri r., at Brownsville, 70
from St.' Joseph, and 85 from Atchison,
Kansas ; in an agricultural and stock-
raising district.
PAWNEE CO. NEWH : Saturdays;
four pages: size 22x:^1; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1?^84 ; F. A. Harrison, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation L2.
PAAVNEE PRESS: Wednesdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50: established 1878; J. G. P. Hilde-
brand. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
PAWNEE REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days eight pages : size 36x48 ; subscription
$2 : established 1872 ; A. E. & J. N. Hassler.
editors and publishers : circulation K 2.
WESTERN INTELLIGENCER;
monthly ; four pages ; .size 20x26 : subscrip-
tion 50 cents : established 18R6 ; Edwards &
Wortham, editors and publishers.
PIERCE, C. H., Pierce Co., r^ 700 pop.,
on the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Val-
ley Rd. in the fertile valley of the
North Elkhorn. A prosperous and enterpris-
ing agricultural communitj\
PIERCE CO. CALL; Fridays; four
NEBRASKA.
pages : size 24x3() ; subscription .$2 ; established
1877; J. B. Sharot & Bro., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation L 2 .
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 26x40; sttbscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. E. Goshorn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
PLAIN VIEW, Pierce Co., b 300 pop.,
on Norfolk & Creighton branch Fremont,
Elkhorn & Missouri Rd. A farming country.
Hay pressing carried on.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
J. L. Stevens, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
PLATTSMOUTH, C. H., Cass Co.,
n- 7,U0O pop., at the confluence of the Platte
and Missouri rs. The initial pomt of Bur-
lington & Missouri River Rd., and on Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., about 20 m.
direct S. of Omaha. It has a steamboat
landing, and does large grain, cattle, lumber
and manufacturing business. New bridge
across the Missouri r. is completed by the
C, B. & Q. Rd., putting Plattsmouth on a
du-ect line between Chicago, Denver and
San Francisco.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and VVEEK.LY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 22x32, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscription— daily $7, weekly §2 ; established
1881 ; J. A. Davis, editor ; R. B. Windom, pub-
lisher : circulation— daily L 2 , weekly K 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays : republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
18(>4; Plattsmouth Herald Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2. ^
PLUM CREEK, C. H., Dawson Co.,
D 1,500 pop., on Union Pacific Rd. An agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
DAW SON CO. HERALD ; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; W. J.
Lamma. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DAWSON CO. PIONEER; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1873; B. F.
Ki'ier, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; C. B. Signor, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
PONCA, CR., Dixon Co.,[::( 1,438 pop.,.
25 m. from Sioux City, Iowa, on Chicago. St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rd. Manufac-
tures of various kinds.
DEMOCRAT; Thur.sdays; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Democrat Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
NORTHERN NEBRASKA JOUR-
NAL; Thursdays; republican; eight pages ;
size of pace 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1873 ; William Huse & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
RAVENNA, Buffalo Co., u 500 pop.,
on Loup r., and the Burlington & Missouri
River Rd., 30 m. from Grand Island and 30
from Kearney ; a division station.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x.34; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Clayburg Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
STAR; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Charles P. Whitesidesand Carl B.
Cass, editors and publishers.
414
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
XEBRASKA.
RED CLOUD, C. H., Webster Co., g
2,5(X) pop., on the Biirliugton & Missouri
River Rd., 40 in. from Hastings, in the valley
of the Republican r. In an agricultural
and stock-raising district.
CHIEF ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; established
1873 ; A. C. Hosmer, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
HELMET; "Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tal)lislied 18S5; Grant S. Ludlow, editor and
publisher.
WEBSTER CO. ARGUS ; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 18T8 ; George J. Warren, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN CITY, Harlan Co.,
p 800 pop., on Republican r., and on the
Burlington & Missouri River Rd., in Ne-
braska, and the Republican Valley & Kan-
sas Rd. Location of flour and saw mills.
HARLAN CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $1.50; established 188C; N. J.
Ludi, editor and publisher.
TOPIC; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; H. C. Barron, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
RISINGCITY,-6M«^e'-Co.,o650pop.,
on Omaha and Republican Valley branch
of Union Pacific Rd. A stock-growing
country and prominent shipping point for
corn, potatoes, hogs and cattle.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; Fred. ». Williams, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
RIVERTON, Franklin Co., g 600
pop., on the Burlington & Missouri River Rd.
Has flouring mills.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription ,$1.50; established
1883 ; Geo. L. Burr, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
RULO, Richardson Co., rn^ 923, pop.,
on Atcliison & Nebraska Southern div. of
the Burlington & Missouri River Rd.
BRIDGEMAN; Fridays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; Will M. Maupin, editor and
publisher.
RUSHVILLE, C. H., Sheridan Co.,ti
50(J pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri
Valley Rd. Country specially adapted to
stock-raising and farming.
SHERIDAN CO. SUN; Saturdays;
four pages; -.size 22x30; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1885 ; F. W. Sprague, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
STANDARD; Fridays; four pages: size
22x30; subscription $2; established 1885;
Wood & Heath, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 2.
ST. EDWARD, Boone Co., u 158
poij., on Union Pacific Rd. Flouring mill.
STAR; S»turdavs; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
A. L White, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
ST. PAUL, C.H., Howard Co., D 1,800
pop., on Omaha & Republican Valley branch
of Union Pacific Rd., 23 m. from Grand
Island. A grain and stock-raising commu-
NEBRASKA.
nity. Two flouring mills, each having a
daily capacity of 150 barrels.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1881; Ed. J. Hall, editor; Foi-bes
& Hall, publishers ; circulation K 1.
PHONOGRAPH; Fridays; republican:
eight pages ; size 36x50 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1878 ; Lewis & Claflin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
SALEM, Richardson Co., O, 800 pop., on
the Atchison & Nebraska branch of Bur-
lington & Missouri River Rd. Engaged in
milling and trade, buying and shipping
stock and grain.
INDEX ; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. W. Hammons. editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEBRASKA TEACHER: monthly:
educational ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
8x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Grin-
stead & McCreary, editors and publishers.
SARGENT, Glister Co., n 150 pop., on
Middle Loup r., 90 m. from Grand Island and
38 from North Loup.
TI3IES; Thursdays; independent; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50: established 1886; J. E. McCray, editor
and publisher.
SCHUYLER, C.H., Colfax Co., o 2,200
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 75 m. from
Omaha. Has a large syrup and sugar manu-
factory, also three hay presses and an ex-
tensive flour mill. Centre of trade for four
counties.
HERALD; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 36x48 ; established 1879 ; Harry E. Phelps,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
QUILL; Wednesdays ; independent-re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; John C. Sprecher,
editor ; Sprecher & Vandermeuleu, publishers.
SUN; Thursdays; independent republican;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1871; W. T. Howards, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SCOTIA, C. H., Greeley Co., n 600 pop.,
47 m. from Grand Island on U. P. Rd. En-
gaged in grain and stock raising.
GREELEY CO. GRAPHIC; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1887; George W.
McAnulty, editor and publisher.
HERALD; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; N. H. Parks & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SCRIBNER, Dodge Co., d- 750 pop.,
on Elkhorn r. and Fremont, Elkhorn &
Missouri Valley Rd., 60 m. from Omaha.
Engaged in milling, and in shipping grain,
stock, etc.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; John
Hazlett, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
SEWARD, C. H.. Seward Co., D- 2,300
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd. in
Nebraska, about 25 m. W. by N. of Lincoln.
Centre of an agricultural district. Has
water power and a trade from surrounding
counties.
BLUE VALLEY BLADE; Wednes-
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1; established 1878; James H.
Betzer, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
415
NEBRASKA.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1884 ; H. E. Maclellan, editor and
publisher ; cireulation K 1.
NEBRASKA REPORTER; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1870 ; F. G. Sim-
mons, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
SHELTON, Btiffalo Co., a l.ooo pop.,
on Nebraska division of Union Pacific Rd.,
180 m. from Omaha. Surrounded by a fine
farming and stock-raising countrj'.
CLIPPER; Fridays ; eight pages : size
30x44; subscription .$1.50; established 1882;
Reed Bros., editors and publishers; circ'n K 1.
SniC'Kli'EY, Fillmore Co., Q 200 pop.,
on Nebraska & Colorado Rd. A new and
prosperous town in an agricultural commu-
nity, 14 m. from Geneva.
HERALill; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription §1; es-
tablished 18Sf) ; Shafe Kautzman, editor and
publisher ; issues also the Edgar World.
SIDNEY, C. H., Cheyenne Co., -n 5,000
pop., 414 m. from Omaha, on U. P. Rd. En-
gaged in farming. Is the supply point for
the cattle ranches of Western Nebraska,
farming taking the place of former range
cattle business.
TELEGRAPH; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Bush & Callahan, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
SOUTH OMAHA, Douglas Co. o
20,000 pop., on the Union Pacific and B. & M.
Rd. Has stock yards, packing and render-
ing houses, and many other industries.
S T O C K MAN; (Union Stock Yards),
every morning except Sunday ; commercial ;
four' pages ; size 20x2tl ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1S86; J. B. Erion, editor ; Erion &
Rich, publishers.
SPRINGFIELD, Sarptj Co., o 600
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd.,2o m. from
Omaha. Has a wagon and carriage manu-
factorj'.
4>10NIT0R; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44: subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Miller & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SPRING VIEW, C. H., Keya Paha
Co., <^ 150 pop., 23 m. from Ainsworth. A
farming community.
KEY A PAHA PRESS; Fridays; eight
pages; size 30x42 ; subscription Si; estab-
lished 1885 ; Barnwell & Oxley, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
STANTON, C. H., Stanton Co., ^
1,200 pop., on Sioux City & Pacific Rd., 1 m.
from Elkhorn r. In a sheep-raising valley.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Nason & McFarland, editors
and publishers; circulation L2.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; J. H. Slater, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STAPLEHURST, Seward Co., [> 300
pop., on Blue r., and on Burlington &
Missouri River Rd., in Nebraska. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing country.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1885 ; subscrip-
NEBRASKA.
tion $1.50; F. P. Comptou, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
STELLA, Richardson Co., U^ 600 pop..
on Missouri Pacific Rd. A shipping point for
grain, cattle and hogs. Surrounded by a
rich farming district. Has flouring mills,
creamery and two elevators.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size :34x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; George M. Gates, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
STERLING, '^ofe««o'i Co., 0, 800 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., in Ne-
braska, 36 m. S. W. of Lincoln and 111 N. W.
of Atchison, Kan. Has good water power ;
situated in a good farming and stock-raising
region.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican:
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 :
established 1886; W. H. Fitzgerald, editor and
publisher.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Cassell & Moore, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
STOCKVILLE, C. H., Frontier Co.,
p 125 pop. Moorefleld the nearest town. En-
gaged in farming.
FJiONTIER CO. FABER ; Fridays;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription .$1.50;
established 1884; A. E. Powers, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STRANG, Fillmore Co., g 659 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 8 m.
from Geneva.
RECORD ; Mondays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Ar-
thm- T. Scott, editor and publisher; circula-
tion LI.
STRATTON, Hitchcock Co., p 500
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd.,
in Nebraska. Farming district.
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
28x44: subscription $1.50; established 188i;
Coolidge & Burr, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 1 .
HERA LD ; Thursdays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Burney & Ashwill, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
STROMSBURG, Polh Co., a 1,000
pop., 75 m. from Lincoln and 125 from
Omaha. Manufactories of carriages, brooms
and plows.
FOL.KETS VAN ; Thursdays ; Skandl-
navian ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; C. A. Wenngren, editor ;
C. A. Wenngren & Co., publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; C. J. Linstrom, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
STUART, ffolt Co., b 400 pop., on
Sioux City & Pacific Rd., near Elkhorn r.
and 30 m. from O'Neill, the county seat.
Ships hay, cattle and hogs, and has large
steam roller mills.
LEDGER; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription .$2; established 1883;
J. W. Wertz, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
PRESS; Thursdays : four pages ; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
H. G. Bailuss, editor and puljlisher ; circula-
tion L2.
SUPERIOR, iV^wc/joZZs Co., g 700 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River Rd., in Ne-
41(1
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEBRASKA.
NEBRASKA.
braska. Is in an excellent agricultural dis-
trict.
GUIDE ; Thursdays ; eight pases ; size
26x40; subscription SLTa; established 1S79;
J. F. Graves, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
JOUKNAIj; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1SS2 ; N. G. Pickard, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SUTTON, Clay Co., g 1,200 pop., 68 m.
from Lincoln, on B. & M. R. Rd. Carriage
shop and other factories.
CliAY CO. DEMOCRAT j Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ;
establislied 1885 ; Nelson & Haskrader, editors
and publishers; circulation L2.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
establislied 1870 ; F. M. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SYRACUSE, Otoe Co., n- 800 pop., on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd. Has flour-
ing mills.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
36x48; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885;
Warrall & Morgan, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
JOURNAL; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription §1.50; established 18TS;
George S. Alexander & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
TABLE ROCK, Pawnee Co., n\ 800
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd.
Situated in a good farming district.
ARGUS; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Fred. S. Hassler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
TALMAGE, Otoe Co., o 500 pop., on
the Missouri Pacific Rd., 20 m. from Ne-
braska City. A two-year-old town. Stock
and grain are the principal products.
TRIBUNE; Thur.sdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1882 ; A. E. Ewan, editor and publisher ; clrcu
lation L 1 .
TAYLOR, C. H., Loup Co., [^ 100 pop.,
in a splendid farming and stock-raising
section, lOO m. X. W. of Grand Island and 55
from North Loup.
LOUP CO. CLARION ; Thursdays ;
four pages; size 22x31 : subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; J. B. Lashbrook & Co.,
editors and publithers ; circulation L 1 .
TECUMSEH, C. H., Johnson Co., O,
2,600 pop., 28 m. W. of Missouri r., at Brown-
ville, on Burlington & Missouri River and
Republican Valley Rds., 48 m. S. E. of
Lincoln. Big Nemaha r. affords water
power for mills here.
CHIEFTAIN; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; A. H. Swart, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
JOHNSON CO. JOURNAL; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 : C. W. Pool,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; eight
f)ages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription ,S1.50 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; A. B. Ball, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TEKAMAH, C. H., Burt Co., [^ 1,6.53
pop., 47 m. N. of Omaha. Place of general
trade ; on Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis &
Omaha Rd. ; in a rich and well-improved
agricultiu-al and stock-raising district.
BURT CO. HERALD ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1884 ; N. J. Sheckell,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
BURTONIAN; "Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; G. P. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TOBIAS, Saline Co., d, 750 pop., on
Burlington & Missouri River Rd.. in Ne-
braska, 60 m. from Lincoln. An agricult-
tiral town.
SALINE CO. TRIBUNE ; Fridays ;
eight pages; size 13x20; subscription $1.50;
T. J. McGee, editor and publisher ; circ'u L 2 .
TRENTON, Hitchcock Co., jH 200 pop.,
on Burlington and Missouri River Rd., 22
m.W.of McCook. Farming and stock-raising.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; Suiter & De Wald, editors
and publishers.
TORPEDO; Fridays: eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1885; T.
J. Floyd, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
"ULYSSES, ^w^^er Co., D- 800 pop., on
the Burlington & Missouri River Rd., 15 m.
from Seward and 35 N. W. of Lincoln. Corn
and wheat-growing district and prominent
point for raising cattle.
DISPATCH ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Charles H. Challis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Chas. F. Price, editor and pub-
lisher.
UTICA, Seivard Co., a- 700 pop., on
Burlington & Missouri Rd.. 13 m. from
county seat, and between Lincoln and
Grand Island. Has flour-mill and three
elevators.
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Not-
son & Albin, editors and publishers; circ'n L 2 .
VALENTINE, C. H., Cherry Co., ^
615 pop., on Fremont, Elkhoru & Missoiu-i
Valley Rd. The U. S. Land Office and Sig-
nal Service Station are located here ; also
supply depot for Rosebud Indian AgeucJ^
DEMOCRATIC BLADE; Fridays;
eight pages ; 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; Wood & Boulware, editors and
publishers ; circulati(m K 1.
VALPARAISO, Saunders Co., D- 700
pop., on O. & R. V. Rd., 75 m. from Omaha
and 21 from Lincoln. Has flouring mills,
two elevators, creamery, sash factory and
is in an agricultural and stock-raising
section.
A VA L A N C H E ; "Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879; Johnson & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
VERDON, Richardson Co., O, 3.50 pop.,
at junction of Mo. Pacific and Burlington &
Mo. River Rds., 102 m. from Omaha. A mar-
ket for grain and stock ; surrounded by a
rich farming country.
VEDETTE; Fridays; eight pages: size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
417
NEBRASKA.
W. H. Stowell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
WABASH, Cass Co., n- 50 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd., 28 ni. from Lincoln.
An agricultural town.
L.OCAL, ITEM; Saturdays; Independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22xoO ; subscription
S1.50; established 18S6 : E. D. Hulflsh, editor
and publisher.
WACO, Tork Co., D 480 pop., on Chi-
cago,. St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha
Rd., 12 m. from Lincoln. Engaged in farm-
ing.
LiEADER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; T. E. "Wilson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WAHOO, C. H., Saunders Co., n- 3,000
pop., at the junction of the Omaha & Re-
publican Valley, B. &, M. and Fremont, Elk-
horn & Mo. Valley Rds., 54 m. W. of Omaha
and 30 N. of Lincoln ; surrounded by an
agricultural and stock-raising district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; R. F. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
WASP; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1875; McMurphy & Beatty, editors and
puljlishers ; circulation K 2.
WAKEFIELD, Dixon Co., cf 800
pop., on Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Rd. at junction of Hartington
Branch, 35 m. W. of Sioux City, in the Logan
Valley. Centre of an active grain and stock
section ; has two flouring mills.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Geo. Herb, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
WATERLOO, Douglas Co., a- 450
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 16 m. from
Fremont and 20 from Omaha. Has good
water power for milling and factorj- pur-
poses, and is in a good farming district.
NEWS; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. R. Watts, editor and publisher.
WATTNETA, Chase Co., p 25 pop., on
Frenchman r., 35 m. from its mouth, in a
splendid farming section. Has large grist
mill ; 25 m. S. of Stratton, the nearest rail-
road station.
BREEZE: Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.-50 ;
estalilished 1887; Hann & Baker, editors and
publishers.
WAYNE, C. H., Wayne Co., cf 1,100
pop., on Norfolk branch of Chicago, St. Paul,
Minneapolis & Omaha Rd., 45 m. S. W. of
Sioux City. Farming and stock-raising.
GAZETTE ; Fridays; six pages; size of
page 13x20 ; subscription $1..50 ; established
1885 ; A. P. and A N. Childs, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
HERA Li D ; Thur.sdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; R. M. Goshorn, editor ; Goshorn
& McNeal, publishers ; circulation K 1.
WEEPING WATER, Cass Co., o-
1,500 pop., on Weeping Water r. and Mis-
souri Pacific Rd., 41 m. from Omaha and
16 from Missouri r. Extensively engaged
NEBRASKA.
in grain and stock buying ; also lime manu-
facture.
CASS CO. EAGL.E; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1882; H. G. Race, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; J. K. Keithlej', editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN, Saline Co., 0, 400 pop., on
Swan Creek and on Burlington & Missomi
River Rd., in Nebraska, Engaged in farm-
ing.
WAVE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.5(1; estab-
lished 18S5 ; E. H. Purcell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
WESTON, Saunders Co., n- 300 pop.,
on the O. & R. V. Rd., 30 m. N. of Lincoln
and 65 W. of Omaha in a prosperous stock-
raising community.
FREE PRESS ; Fridaj-s ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 2()X40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; C. B. Whitney, editor and
publisher.
WEST POINT, C. H., Cuming Co., nf
1,.500 pop., in the famous Elkhorn Valley, a
great wheat-growing region, on Elkhorn i-.
and Sioux City & Pacific Rd., 90 m.
from Omaha. Has very valuable water
power, which is employed in various manu-
factories and mills. Centre of trade for a
large district.
NEBRASKA VOL.RSBL.ATT ; Fri-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 3Ux44 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; established 1880 ; M. O. Gentzke,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Emely & Moodie, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pa^es ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870; M. S. Bartlett, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WEST UNION, Custer Co., a 65
pop., 30 m. from nearest Rd. station. A
merchandising town.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
R. G. Carr, editor ; G. T. Smith, publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
WILBER, C. H., Saline Co., O^ 1,250
pop. on B. & M. River Rd., 30 m. from Lin-
coln. Contains a flouring mill, foundry and
steam grain elevators.
OPPOSITION ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1874 ; Wehn & Knight, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can : eight pages ; size 2i)x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1887 ; J. A. Wild, editor and
publisher.
UNION; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x4(J ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 : J.
K. Correy, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
WILCOX, (KEENE P. O.) Kearney
Co., ^\ 75 pop., on Nel). & Cal. branch of Bur-
lington & Mo. River Rd. A new town in an
excellent agricultural section, 10 m. from
Axtell.
BEACON; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; A. M. Louie, editor and publisher.
418
GEO. r. KOWELL & GO'S
XEBRASKA.
-WILiLCW SPRINGS, C. H., Gar-
field Co., i] ITO i)()p., IS m. from Orel and 19S
from Oinalia ; surrounded by a good farm-
ing and stock raising country, whicli is
rapidly settling up.
G.\RFIEIiI> CO. G.\ZETTE; Fri
davs ; independent; eight pages; size .26x40;
subscription .$1.50; established 18S6 ; Frank H.
Roirers. editor; Rogei's & Haskell, publishers.
WISNER, Cuming Co., i< 600 pop., on
Elkhorn r. and the F., E. & Mo. Valley Rd.,
15 m. from West Point; an active business
centre.
CHRONICL.E; Saturdays; republican;
eight paires; size :^0x44; subscription §1.50;
established 18^(5 ; Greo. F. Keuower, editor and
publislier.
WOOD RIVER, Hall Co., U 600
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 16 m. from Grand
Island. Surrounded by an excellent agri-
cultiu-al and stock-raising district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50;
established 1881; James Ewing, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
WYMORE, Gage Co., U^ 2,500 pop.,
on Burlington & Missouri River and Republi-
can Valley branch of Union Pacific Rds.
Railway shops and round houses are located
here. Large stock and grain shipping point.
DEMOCRAT : every morning except
Sundav, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size— daily 20x26, weekly
24x35 ; subscription— daily ST.80, weekly 81.50 ;
established— <laily 1886, weekly 18T6; Demo-
crat Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— weekly K 1.
REPORTER ; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x411; subscription S1.5t); established
1878; C M. Murdock, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
UNION; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size :?(ix44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S0 ; J. C. Burch, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
YORK, C. H., York Co., U 3,000 pop.
Thriving business point, on Burlington &
Missouri River Rd., in Nebraska ; good agri-
cultural region ; about 50 m. W. of Lincoln.
Seat of the Methodist Episcopal College of
Nebraska.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; .subscription §1.50;
establislied 1873 ; Geo. P. Corcoran, editor and
publislier: circulation K 1.
REPUBL.ICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50; established 1876; Morgan & Dayton,
editors and publishers; circulation K 2.
TIMES; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription .$1.50; established 1880;
Sedgwick & Bell, editors and publishers; cir-
culation K 1.
COLLEGIAN; monthly ; twelve pages;
size of page 0x12 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 ; H. S. Braucht, editor ; Athenian
Oratorical Association of the M. E. College of
Nebraska, publishers; circ'n L2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
NEVADA.
AUSTIN, C. H., Lander Co., D 1,679
pop., near Reese r., and on the Nevada Cen-
tral Rd., 165 m. E. of Virginia City, 90 S. of
Central Pacific Rd., at Battle Mountain.
Several quartz mills are here and large
NEVADA.
quantities of silver produced annuallj-. Sil-
ver mining the chief industrial pursuit.
REESE RIVER REVEILLE; every
evening except Sunday ; independent ; four
pages ; size 18x24; subscription .$12; establish-
ed 1863 ; George Carpenter, editor ; Mrs. John
Booth, publisher; circulation L2.
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, Lander
Co., o 522 pop., on Central Pacific Rd. and
Humboldt r. Principal branches of indus-
try are mining, farming and stock-raising.
CENTRAL NEVA DAN; Thursdays; re-
publican ; lour pages : size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion S5; established 1877; J. F. Dennis, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
BELMONT, C. n.,Nye Co., g 284 pop.
S5 m. from Austin. Engaged mainly in silver
mining, raising of stock, and agriculture.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription §8 ; established 1874 ;
Maute & Donald, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 1.
CANDELARIA, Esmeralda Co., p
l,0OtJ pop., on Carson & Colorado Rd., 160 m.
S. of Carson City. Eugaged in mining.
TRUE FISSURE; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 22x3); subscription §5; estab-
lished 1880 ; John C. Todman, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CARSON CITY, C.H., Ormsby Co.,^
State capital, 4,227 pop., on Virginia &
Truckee Rd., 4 m. from Carson r. and 170 in
a direct line from San Francisco. The city
is a business and supply centre for a con-
siderable area, and also carries on ti'ade in
lumber from the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
INDEX; every morning except Monday ;
republican ; four pages ; size 21x2S ; subscrip-
tion S6 ; establi-shed 1880 ; C. N. Harris, editor ;
Index Publishina: Co., publisher; circ'n LI.
MORNING APPEAL; every morning
except Monday ; republican ; four pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription SS ; established 1869 ; S. P.
Davis, editor and pul )lislier ; circulation L 2 .
NEVADA TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday ; i-epublican ; four pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription §10 ; established 1870 ; E.
J. Parkinson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
DAYTON, C.H., it/on Co., 43 TOO pop.,
on Carson r., at junction of Carson & Color-
ado Rd., 12 m. from Carson. Engaged in
agriculture, stock-raising, mining and the
manufacture of lumber.
LYON CO. TIMES; Saturdays; four
pages; size 19x23; subscription §5 ; establish-
ed 1872; F. W. Fairbanks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NEWS REPORTER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x;;0 ; subscription §3 ; established
1886; Gordon A. Rice, editor and publisher.
ELKO, C. H., Elko Co., rf 752 pop.,
on Humboldt r. and Central Pacific Rd.,
460 m. N. E. of Sacramento, Cal., and 275 W.
of Ogden. Some manufacturing is carried
on here.
INDEPENDENT: every evening except
Sundav, and WEEKLY, Sundays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 18x24, weekly
24x35 ; subscription— tlaily §10. weekly §5 ; es-
tablished—daily 1874, weekly 1867; C. W.
Grover, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv L 1 , weekly L 2 .
FREE PRESS; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription §5; established 1881;
C. H. Sproule, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
419
NEVADA.
NEVADA.
EUREKA, C. H., Eureka Co., D 4,207
pop., on Eureka & Palisade Rd., 85 m. from
Central Pacific Rd. and 80 E. of Austin. En-
gaged in mining and smelting silver ores
and refining silver.
SEXTINEIj ; every morning except Mon-
daj% and WEEKLY, Saturdays; four pages;
size ZixSi ; subscription— daily $15, weekly
$5 ; established— daily 1871, weekly 1880 ; Cas-
sid.y & Skillman, editors and publishers ; cir
culation— daily K 1, weekly L2.
GENOA, C. H., Douglas Co., -n 500 pop.,
on Carson, Aurora & Silver Mt. stage lines,
12 m. S. of Carson. In a farming and timber
region.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription §3 ; established
18S0 ; G. M. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
HAWTHORNE, C. H., Esmeralda
Co., p 500 pop., on Carson & Colorado Rd.,
100 m. from Virginia City. A mining and
timber region.
ESUERALDA NEW.S ; Saturdays;
four pages; size 23x.'5^'; subscription §5; es-
tablished 1886; P. M. Bo\v;er, Jr., editor;
Esmeralda News Publishing Co., publishers.
WALKER LAKE BULLETIN;
Wednesdays; four pages; size 2lx2S; sub-
scription §5 ; established 1883 ; John M. Camp-
bell, editor and publisher; cii'culation L2.
PIOCHE, C.H., Lincoln Co., □, 745 pop.,
about 100 m. S. E. of Hamilton, and near
Utah line. Rich mining locality.
RECORD; Saturdays ; four pages; size
20x28 ; subscription §5 ; established 1869 ;
Record Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L 2 .
RENO, C. H., Washoe Co., -n 3,000 pop.,
on Truckee r. and Central Pacific, Nevada
& Oregon, and Virginia & Truckee Rds., 11 m.
from E. base of Sierra Nevada Mountains
and 22 from Virginia City. Centre of trade.
The river furnishes water power, which is
partially developed.
EVENING GAZETTE; every evening
except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Thurs-
days ; liberal republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 20x28, weekly
28x42 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly S2 ;
established— daily 18 ?6, weekly 1877; People
& Young, editors and publishers ; circulation
—daily K 1, weekly K 2.
NEVADA STATE JOURNAL; every
mornnig except 3Ionday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 18x24, weekly 24xM ; subscripHon— daily
$.5,weekly .S2.50; established-daily 1874,weekly
1870 ; C. C. Powning, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L2, weeklv K 1.
(nJAZETTE ; (see Evening Gazette.)
SAGEBRUSH STOCK3IAN j Wed-
nesdays ; live stock ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $3; established 1886; Bloor &
Vance, editors and pul>lishers.
TAYLOR, WJiite Pine Co., a- 400 pop.,
110 m. from Eureka and 77 from Hamilton.
A mining region.
WHITE PINE NEWS; Satm-days;
four pages; size 18x24; subscription $5; estab-
lished 1874 ; W. L. Davis, editor and publisher :
circulation LI.
TUSCARORA,^^^'o Co., [if 1,364 pop.,
30 m. N. of the C. P. Rd. and Elko. Cattle
raising to some extent, but silver mining is
the main industry.
TIMES-REVIEW ; every evening ex-
cept Smiday ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; sub-
scription $12 ; established 1877 ; O. L. C. Fair-
child, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
VIRGINIA CITY, C. H., Storey Co.,
-a 10,000 pop., on Virginia & Truckee Rd.,
15 m. N. E. of Carson City and 20 from
Reno. Metropolis of the State. A city
of active trade and considerable enter-
prise. Rich mines of gold and silver in
the vicinity. Machinerj^ for hoisting and
reduction of ore is brought into use, giv-
ing employment to a large amount of
capital and labor.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every even-
ing except Sunday, and CHRONICLE,
Tuesdaj's ; independent-democratic ;
- o5 .
four
pages ; size 2;^x32 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly §2; established — daily 1868, weekly
1875 ; D. E. McCarthy, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily J 2, weeklv K 1.
TERRITOlilAL ENTERPRISE ;
every morning except Mondaj', and WEEK-
LY, Saturtlays ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 23x31,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily .§10, weekly
S3 ; established 1860 ; Enterprise Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily
,J 1 ; does not insert advertisements in weekly.
CHRONICLE : {see Ecening Chronicle.)
WINNEMUCCA, C. H., Humboldt
Co.,^ 1,400 pop., on Humboldt r. and Central
Pacific Rd., 324 m. N. E. of Sacramento,
Cal., and 420 from Ogden. An active mar-
ket and trade centre, surrounded by a
farming and mining country. A beef, wool
and grain shipping point.
SILVER STATE; every morning except
Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ; size 17x24 ;
subscription $8 ; established 1869 ; J. J. Hill
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
AliSTEAD, Cheshire Co., p l,2i0 pop.,
6 m. from Bellows Falls. A centre of active
COLD RIVER JOURNAL: Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1883 ; Cold River
Journal Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
AMHERST, Hillsborough Co., g l,225t
pop., on Souhegan r. and Boston & Lowell
Rd., 30 m. S. of Concord and 12 S. W. of
Manchester. Manufactories of essences.
flour, picture-frames, etc., are located at
this place.
FARMERS' C A BINET ; Fridays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
ition $1.25; established 1802 ; Edward D.Boyl-
ston and Albert A. Rotch, editors ; Edward D.
Boylston, publisher ; circulation K 2.
ANTRIM, Hillsborough Co., g l,172t
pop., on the Peterboro' & Hillsboro' divi-
sion of the Boston & Lowell Rd., 25 m. from
Concord. Manufactures of different kinds
, carried on.
REPORTER ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription Sl-25; established 1882;
C. W. Hutchins, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
ASHLAND, Grafton Co., n 1,000 pop.,
on Boston. Concord & Montreal Rd., 45 m.
from Concord. Manufacturing and milling
of the greatest variety.
ITE3I; Saturdays; Independent; eight
420
GEO. P. EOWELL & COS
XEW HAMPSHIRE.
pages; size 22x32; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S1 ; R. R. D. Dearborn, editor end
publisher ; circulation L 2.
BRADFORD, 3/errmaci- Co., g 950
pop., on Concord & Claremont branch
Northern div. Boston & Lowell Rd., 15 ni.
from Newport.
PEOPLE'S COMEPANION; Saturdays;
forty jia^es; size, of jiage 7x1* ; subscription
SI; established iss5 ; a. P. Howe & Sou, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulitiou LI.
BRISTOL, Ch\Tfton Co., u l,352t pop.,
32 m. from Concord, on Bristol branch of
Northern division of the Boston & Lowell
Rd. Manufacttires of different kinds car-
ried on.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; four pasres;
.size 26x4j.» ; subscription §1.25 ; established
1S7S ; R. W. Musgrove, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
CLAREMONT, Sullivan Co., jH pop.
of township 4,701, on Connecticut r. and
Connecticut River and Concord & Clare-
mont Rds., T m. from Windsor and 42 from
Brattleboro. Considerable manufactiu-ing
done here.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages : size 24x3ti ; subscription SI. 25 ; es-
tablished 1349 ; Robert E. Mussey, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
NATIONAL. EAGLE: Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 : subscrip-
tion SI. 50 ; established 1S;S5 ; H. C. Fay, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
COLE3ROOK, C. H., Coos Co., b
l,581t pop., on Connecticut r., about 170m.
N. of Concord. Surrounded bj' an agi-i-
cultural and lumber district. Engaged in
manufacture of potato starch, of which
great quantities are made yearly.
NEWS AND SENTINEL; Fridays;
four pages ; size 2t)x40 ; subscription SI. 25 ;
estalTiished — JN't'Hs 1S76, Xorthcm Sentinel
1870, consolidated 188.> ; Colebrook Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
CONCORD. C. H., Merrbnacli Co.,
vJ State capital, 13,338 pop., on Merrimack r.,
and at junction of Bost., Cone. & Mon.,
Concord, Cone. & Claremont and Northern
N. H. Rds., near centre of State, 73 m. from
Boston and 48 from Lowell. Centime of trade,
and engaged in manufacturing.
EVENING MONITOR; every evening
except Sunday, and INDEPENDENT
STATESMAN, Thursilays: republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size
—daily 26x40, weekly 36x4^ ; sub.scription—
daily $6, weekly $.\.'*.^\ established — daily 1863,
weekly 18'2:i ; P. B. Cogswell and Edward N.
Pearson, eilitors ; Republican Press Associa-
tion, publishers : circn— dailv J 1. weekly (> 2.
PEOPLE AND PATRIOT: everj
evening except Sunday, and \VEEIvL"i,
Thursdays; democratic; daily four, pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— dally 24x35, week-
ly isize of page) 17x24 ; subscription — dailj' S6,
weekly Sl-50; established— ilaily 1H85, weekly
1809; New Hampshire Democratic Press Co.,
editors and publishers ; clrc'n — daily K 2,
weekly (i 1.
INDEPENDENT STATES3IAN; (see
Evening Monitor.)
NEW HAMPSHIRE JOURNAL;
Fridays; congreKational ; eight pages; size
of page 15x22 : subscription S2.50 ; established
188i); J. Q. Bittintcer, editor; D. W. Dixon,
miblisher ; circulation K 2 ; Issues also the
Vermont Watchman, Montpeller, Vt.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
STANDARD BEARER; Saturdays;
prohibitionist; four pages ; size 22x:30; sub-
scriptions!; established IHSO: J. R. Bartlett,
editor and publisher ; circulation .12.
TRIBUNE ; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages; size 24x36 ; subserl, tlon 81.25; estab-
lished 1880; Tribune Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; cii-culation J 2.
VETERAN'S ADVOCATE; Tues-
days ; eight passes ; size :30x44 ; subscription
Si ; established 1884 ; H. F. Gerrlsh, editor ; Ira
C. Evans, publisher ; circulation J 2.
G R A N I T E -MONTHLY; eighty-
four pa^^es ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
S2: establi.shed 1877; John N. McCllntock,
A.M., editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
DERRY, Bockingham Co., ^, 2,:300 pop.,
ou a small stream wlilct furnishes water
power for manufactories, 10 m. from Man-
chester. Has two large shoe shops employ-
ing 600 hands.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages; size 24x.36 ;
subscription 81 : established 1880 ; Charles
Bartlett, editor and publisher; clrc'n J 1.
£S^ Actual average circulation fur one year
preceding Xov. 12, lSs6, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Newspaper Di-
rectory, 1,261 copies.
DOVER, C. H., Strafford Co., tl^ 14,387
pop., on Cocheco r., Boston & Maine and
Eastern Rds., 12 m. from Portsmouth and 69
from Boston. Centre of business for this
part of State. Engaged in manufacturing.
The river here has a fall of thirty-two feet,
affording abundant water power. This Is
the oldest town in the State, having been
settled In 16'23.
FOSTER'S DE3IOCRAT; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription— tlally .$5, weekly 81-50; estab
lished— dally 1873, weekly 1872; Geo. J. Fos-
ter & Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
—dally J 1 , weekly 1 1 .
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and ENQUIRER, Fridays; re-
publican ; dally four pages, weeklj- eight
pages ; size— daily 26x4ii, weekly 30x44; sub-
scription—daily S3, weekly 81-50; established
—daily 1S8<», weekly 1827 ; Scales & Quimby,
editors and publishers ; clrc'n— daily K 1,
weekly J 1.
ENQUIRER; (see Republican.)
EAST CANAAN, Grar^on Co., a 1,767
pop., on Northern Rd., 51 m. N. of Concord
and 120 from Boston. Railroad station for
four adjpining to^vns. Engaged in lumber-
ing.
CANAAN REPORTER; Fridays; four
pages; size 2lx:^; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1867; C. O. Barney, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 ; Issues an eight-page edition
at 81.50 ; Issues also the Mascoma Regi^ffer.
MASCO-MA REGISTER; Fridays;
eight passes; size 36x48; subscription S1.5U ;
established 1S76 ; CO. Barney, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the
CanoAin Reporter.
EAST ROCHESTER, Strafford Co.,
m, l,(Ji'0 pop., on Portland & Rochester Rd., 2
m. from Rochester and 50 from Portland,
Me. Engaged in manufacturing.
STAR-ADVOCATE; monthly; sport-
ing; eight pages; size 18x22; subscripticm 50
cents ; established 1885 ; E. H. Corson, editor
and publisher.
EXETER, C. H., Rockingham Co., □,
3,7uO pop., on Exeter r. and Boston & Maine
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
421
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Rd., 50 ra. from Boston. Engaged in cotton
and other manufactures.
EXONIAN ; Saturday's; four pages; size
14x22 ; subscription .$2 ; establislied 187S ; Stu-
dents of Pliillips Exeter Academy, editors
and publisliers ; circulation L 1 ; a scliool
paper ; issued during the school year.
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.25; establislied 1876;
James D. P. Wingate, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
XEWfS-LiETTER; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 80x44 ; sui)Scription S2 ; es-
tablished 1831 ; Wm. B. Morrill, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2.
PROTEST; Fridays; greenback; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1880 ; A. J. Hoy t, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TARMINGTON, Strafford Co., ^
3,044+ pop., on Boston & Maine Rd., 18 m. N. of
Dover. Extensive boot and shoe manu-
factories.
NEWS; Fridays; non-partisan; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. E. Pernald & Sou, editors and
publishers; circulation K 1.
FRANKLIN, Merrimack Co., g 4,000
pop., on Northern Rd., 18 m. from Concord.
Extensive manufactories of liosiery, flannel
and dress goods, paper and needles. An
agricultural section.
TRANSCRIPT ; Fridays ; four pages;
«ize 24x36 ; subscriotion SI : established 1882 ; I
Towne & Robie, editors ; Transcript Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circvilation J 1.
TRANKLIN FALLS, Merrimack
Co., p 3,2G5pop., on Merrimack r. and North-
ern Rd., at junction of Bristol branch,
19 m. N. of Concord. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
MERRI3IACK JOURNATi; Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription .S2; established 1872; Roscoe E.
Collins, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GORHAM, Coos Co., ^ 1,800 pop., on
Grand Trunk Rd.,20m. from Bethel, Maine,
and 40 from Lancaster. Contains the
machine shops of the Eastern division of
the Grand Trunk Rd. Lead is found in
the vicinity.
MOUNTAINEER; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription §1 ; established 1877 ;
v. V. Twntcliell, editor and publisher ; cu-cu-
lation K 2.
GREAT FALLS, Strafford Co., q
5,500 pop., on Salmon Falls r. and Boston &
Maine and Eastern Rds.,74 m. from Boston.
One of the largest cotton and woolen manu-
facturing places in the State.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1867; Christopher H. "Wells, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
HANO VER,Gr«/ifo» Co., u 2,149t pop.,
is finely situated }4 m. E. of the Connecticut
r., 55 m. N. W. of Concord, and about 1 m.
E. of Norwich (Vt.) station on the Passump-
sic Rd. The seat of Dartmouth College
(Congregational), which was organized in
1770 and has about twenty resident profes-
sors and nearly five hundred students. This
college is richly endowed, occupies eight
buildings, and comprises besides its literary
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departments, a medical school and the New
Hampshire College of Agriculture and Me-
chanical Arts.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; iudependent ;
four pages ; size 2^x36; subscripcijii !5i.25;
esrabn.sued 1^85 ; P. H. Wliitconib, editcn- and
pubiisiier; circulation L2.
GRANITE STATE JOURNAL.; Sat-
urdays; republican; eiglit pages; size 31x44;
subscription §2.50 ; establisheu 1869 ; Journal
Co., editoi's and publishers ; circ'n L 2 ; an edi-
tion of the Vermont Journal, Windsor, Vt.
DARTMOUTH; bi-weekly ; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
§2; established 1867; Senior Class of Dart-
mouth College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
D A R T M tl U T H LITERARY
M<INT11 L V ; sixty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription S2 ; established iss6 ; Students of
Dartmouth College, editors and publishers ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
HAVERHILL, C.H., Graftoii Co.. a
2,iuu pop., on Coimeeticut r. and Boston &
Lowell Rd., 84 m. N. W. of Concord. Has
large paper mill and other industries ; also
an academy, and is surrounded by an ex-
cellent farming section.
GRAFTON CO. REGISTER; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 2;)X38 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1885 ; Bittinger Bros., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GRAFTON CO. SIGNAL. ; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription §1.25; established 1882; J. H. Dunbar,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
HENNIKER, Merrimack Co., g 1,400
pop., on Peterboro' & Hillsboro' Rd., 13 m.
from Concord. Engaged in manufactur-
ing, farming and lumbering.
COURIER; Thursdays: four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1.25 ; established 1884 ;
L. W. Cogswell, editor ; 3Iark A. Hadley, pub-
lisher ; circulation LI; an edition of the
Hillsboro' Bridge Hillsboro' Messenger.
HILLSBORO' BRIDGE, Hills.
borough Co., ^ 2,000 pop., on Peterborough
& Hillsboro' Rd., 20 m. from Concord.
Centre of trade, and engaged in manufac-
turing and lumber business.
HILLSBORO' MESSENGER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S1.25 ; established 1867 : 3Iark M. Hadley,
editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 ; an edition
entitled the Courier is issued for Henniker.
HINSDALE, Cheshire Co., p 2,000
pop., on the Ashuelot r., 19 m. S. W. of
Keene, the county seat, and on the Ashue-
lot branch of the Connecticut River Rd. A
prosperous town, engaged in manufactur-
ing paper, wooden wai-e, woolen goods and
hardware.
VALLEY RECORD; Fridays; eight
pages; size 3()x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1885; Valley Record Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2. ZW Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 19,
1SS6, as per statement on, pie at the offlceofthe
American Newspaper Directory, 789 copies.
nOliljlS, Hillsborough Oo.,^ 1,077 pop.,
about 15 m. N. W. of Lowell, Mass., and 3
from Hollis Station, on the "Worcester &
Nashua Rd. In fertile section of the coun-
try. Several saw mills here.
TIMES; Mondays; eight pages; size
22x32; subscription 50 cents; established 18S5 ;
James C. Hildreth, editor and publisher.
422
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW HA3IPSHIRE.
KEENE, C. H., Cheshire Co., p 7,000
pop., at junction of Cheshire, Boston &
Lowell and Connecticut River Rds. En-
gaged in trade and manufactures.
CHESHIRE REPUBLICAN ; Fri-
days; democratic; four pages; size 27x43;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1793 ; J. D. Col-
ony & Sons, editoi-s and publishers ; circula-
tion J 2.
GRANITE STATE JOURNAL.; Sat
urdavs ; republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ;
subscription S,'-50 ; established 1869 ; Journal
Co., editors and publishers; circulation L2 ;
an edition of the Vermont Journal, Wind-
^°NEW ENGLAND OBSERVER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription §2 ; established 1880 ; H.
L. Inman, editor; Republican Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
NEW HAMPSHIRE SENTINEL;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
29x48; subscription §2.50; established 1799;
C. J. Woodward, T. C. Rand and W. H. Pren-
tiss, editors; Sentinel Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 .
IiACONIA,C. B.., Belknap Co., D 6,000
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 28 m. from
Concord. Engaged in manufacturing.
Trade centre for county.
DE:>I0CRAT; Fridays ; democratic :
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1849; Le^^^s Vaughan & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
SATURDAY REVIEW; Satmdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Geo. S. Chase, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LAKE VILLAGE, Belknap Co., u
2,875 pop., at outlet of Winnipiseogee Lake,
on White Mountain division Boston &
Lowell Rd., 29 m. from Concord. Engaged
in woolen and hosiery manufactures, and
has several large machine shops.
TIMES; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; M. A. Haynes, editor ; F. M. Shack-
ford, publisher ; cii-culation L2.
C; U R I O S I T Y WORLD; monthly ;
philately ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents; established 1886: H. J. Miron,
editor ; John M. Hubbard, publisher ; official
organ of the New England Philatelic Union.
LANCASTER, C. H., Coos Co., 1 2,728
pop., on Israel's r., near confluence ^vlth
Connecticut, and on Boston & Lowell Rd.,
135 m. N. of Concord, 25 from White Moun
tains. The town has some manufactures,
and is also the centre of trade for Southern
Coos.
COOS CO. DE3IOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 25x39 ;
subscription $1; established 1884; F. A.
Kehew, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Tuesdays; four pages; size
24x36: subscrijitlon $1; established 1872; L
W. Quimby, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
LEBANON, Grafton Co., n3,354t pop.,
on Northern Rd., 65 m. fi-om Concord. Cen-
tre of considerable trade. Engaged in
manufactures, chiefly of furniture, agri-
cultural implements and woolens.
GRANITE STATE FREE PRESS;
Fridays ; repul)lican : eiglit pages : size
26x40: subscription .$1.50; established 1844;
E.H.Cheney, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 1. .
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
LISBON, Grafton Co., Q 1,807 pop., on
the White Mountain division of the Boston
& Lowell Rd., 90 m. N. of Concord. Engaged
in several manufactures.
INDEX; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Clough Bros.,editors and publishers; circ'u Kl.
LITTLETON, Grafton Co., U 4,500
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 113 m. N.
of Concoi'd. Engaged in manufactures ; is a
centre of trade and summer resort. Con-
nected by stages with all the principal points
in the White and Franconia Mountains.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Journal Newspaper Co., editors-
and publishers; circulation J 2.
WHITE MOUNTAIN REPUBLIC;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
25x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1867 ;
George C. Furber, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
MANCHESTER, C. H., Hillsborougk
Co., f? 38,000 pop., on Merrimack r., at junc-
tion of several rds. The river furnishes
water power, which is very largelj' em-
ployed in cotton, woolen and other manu-
factm-es, including locomotives and fire
engines ; 11,000 operatives, receiving over
$400,000 as wages each month, are employed
in the manufactories.
MIRROR AND AMERICAN; every
evenins^ except Sunday, republican, and
MIRROR AND FARMER, Thursdays,
agricultural ; eight pages ; size of page— daily
15x22, weekly 17x24 : subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1 ; established— daUy 185C, weekly
1851 ; John B. Clarke, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily 1 1, weekly D 2.
UNION; every morning and evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of
page) 19x26; subscription— daily .$6, weekly
$1.50; established — daily 1863, weekly 1850;
Union Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily G 2. weekly G 2.
LA PETITE REPUBLIQUE; semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; French ; four
pages "; size 19x2S ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1>!S7 ; W. A. Grenier, editor and publisher.
BUDGET; Saturdays ; twelve pages ; size
of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established
1883; Chains & Eastman, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
ILLUSTRATED AMERICAN LA-
BOR BUDGET; Saturdays ; labor ; six-
teen pages: size of page 15x22: subscription
$1 ; established 1882; Labor News Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
LE COURRIER DV NEW HA3IP-
SHIRE; Mondays; French; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
L. M. Beuregard, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
MIRROR AND FARMER; (see Mir-
ror and American.)
NEW HAMPSHIRE CATHOLIC;
Saturdays; catholic; four |iages ; size 22x:30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 18S6 ; Charles A.
O'Connor, editor ; The New Hampshire
Catholic Publishing Co., publishers.
MEDICAL ADVERTISER; monthly;
medical ; eight pages ; size 26x40; subscription
$1 ; established 1884: W. H. Merry, M.D.. edi-
tor and Dublisher; circulation .1 1.
NOTES, AND oriERIES, WITH
ANSWERS; monthly; fifty pages oc-
tavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; S.
C. & L. M. Gould, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
MEREDITH VILLAGE, Belknap
Co., D 1,800+ pop., at head of steamboat navi-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
423
XEW HAMPSHIRE.
gation on Lake Winnipesaukee, on the
White Mountain division of the Boston
and Lowell Rd. Is a trade centre, and has
water power. The Weirs camp ground is
4 m. distant.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Geo. F. Sanborn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MILFORD, Hillsborough Co., g 2,500
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd. Trade centre;
summer resort ; has large hosiery mill,
tanneries and extensive granite quarries ;
also manufactures knitting cotton.
ADVANCE; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1887 ; W. W. Hemenway & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; an edition entitled the
Journal is Issued for Wilton.
ENTERPRISE; Tuesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; George E. Foster, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
NASHUA, C. H., Hillsborough Co., 3
13,39^+ pop., on Xashua r,, near Its junction
witli Merrimack r. A manufacturing city ;
terminus of six railroads.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and GAZETTE AND Hllil.S-
BOROUGH CO. ADVERTISER,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 22x:30, weekly 27x40 ; subscription — dai-
ly 85, weeklv .§1.50 ; established— ilaily 1872,
weekly 1827; B. B. and F. P. Whittemore,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
L 2 , weeklv J 1.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEK.LjY, Saturdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 23x34, weekly 30x42 ; sub-
scription—daily S6, weeklv §1.50; established
—daily 1869, weekly 1832 : O. C. Moore, editor
and publisher ; circ'n — dailv K 2, weeklv .T 1 .
GAZETTE AND HILLSBOROUGH
CO. ADVERTISER (see Gazette.)
REAL ESTATE JOURNAL; month
ly ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .SI ;
e.stablished 1879; J. B. Parker, editor and
publisher ; a real estate advertising sheet.
NEWMARKET, Rockingham Co., Q,
2,40(1 pop., on the Western division of the
Boston & Maine and Concord and Ports-
mouth Rds., and on Lamprey r., 14 m. W.
of Portsmouth and 36 S. E. of Concord.
Engaged in cotton manufactures.
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1873: F. H. Pinkham, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHRISTIAN WITNESS; monthly;
evangelical ; eiglit pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion .50 cents ; established 1880; S. C. Kiml)all,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2. "iW" Ac-
tual average circulation for one year jJi'eced-
inci Dec. 1, 1886, us per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
966 copies.
NEWPORT, C. H., Sullivan Co., JJ
2.612 pop., on Sugar r. and Concord & Clare-
mont Rd., 43 m. N. W. by W. of Concord.
Engaged in manufactures.
NEW^ HA3IPSHIRE ARGUS AND
SPECTATOR; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription §1.25; estab-
lished 1823; Barton & Wheeler, editors and
publishers : circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN CHAMPION ; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1-25 ; established 1881 ; Fred.
W. Cheney, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
XEW HAMPSHIRE.
PEMBROKE, Merrimack Co., g 2,800
pop., on the Merrimac r. and on the Con-
cord Rd. Extensive manufactories here
ACADE3IIAN; monthly; eight pages;
size of page 9x12; -subscription 60 cents;
established 1873; Students of Pembroke Acad-
emy, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
PENACOOK, Merrimack Co., g 2.000
pop., on Northern Rd., 6 m. from Con-
cord. Engaged in manufacture of cotton
and woolens and pine and ash furniture.
RAYS OF LIGHT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x.S5 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; S. G. Noyes, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
PETERBORO', Hillsborough Co., U
2,700 pop., on 3Iouadnock and Petersboro'
and Hillsboro' Rds. and Contocook r., 60
m. from Boston 30 from Nashua and Man-
chester, and 50 from Concord. Cotton,
woolen, shoes and general manufacturing
done here.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
§1.50 ; established 1849 ; Farnum & Scott, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PITTSFIELD, Merrimack Co., g 2,500
pop., at terminus of Suncook Vallej- branch
of the Concord Rd., 20 m. from Hooksett.
Extensively engaged in the manufacture of
shoes.
ANALECTA: Fridays; neutral; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; O. H. A. Chamberlen, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
PLYMOUTH, C. H., Grafton Co., u
1,719 pop., on the White Mountain division
of the Boston & Lowell Rd., and Pemige-
wasset Valley branch of the same, 50 m. N.
of Concord. Contains numerous glove
manufactories, shoe shops, box factories
and tanneries.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 30x42; .subscription §1.50;
established 1886; Thos. J. Walker, editor;
Record Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion .J 1 .
REPUBLICAN STAR; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1880; W. A. Roberts & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PORTSMOUTH, C. H., Rockingham
Co., □, 9,690t pop., on Piscataqua r. and East-
ern division of the Boston and Maine
Rd., at terminus of Concord & Ports-
mouth Rd. Is the commercial meti'opolis
of the State and its onlj" seaport town. En-
gaged in manufacturing and ship build-
ing. A United States Navy Yard is located
on the opposite side of the river.
CHRONICLE; every morning except
Sundav, and NEW HAMPSHIRE GA-
ZETTE, Thursdays ; republican ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x31,
weekly 32x44'; subscription — daily §5, weekly
§1.50; established — daily 1852, weekly- 1756;
Chronicle and Gazette Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; ciix-ulation — daily L 2 , week-
ly J i.
EVENING TI31ESJ. every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and STATES AND UNION,
Fridays; democratic; four pages; size— daily
22x:30, weekly 27x40; subscription— daily $5,
424
GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
weekly 81.50 ; established— daily 1868, weekly
1863; Alpheiis A. Hanscom, editor and pub-
lisher ; cirt'ulation — daily K 1, weekly J 1.
l*ENXY POjST ; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 34x36 ; subscrip-
tion S3"; established 1883 ; Penny Post Pub-
lishing Co.. editors and publi.shers; circ'n J 1.
JOURNAIi; Saturdays ; republican; four
pages ; size :i4x3.5 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1791 ; Lewis W. Brewster, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW HAMPSHIRE GAZETTE;
(see Chronicle.)
STATES AND UNION; (see Evening
Times.)
ROCHESTER, Strafford Co., Q, 7,000
pop., on Boston & Maine, Eastern, Port-
land & Rochester and Nashua & Rochester
Rds., 10 m. N. of Dover. A manufacturing
place.
ANTI-MONOPOIilST AND LOCAIi
RECORD; Saturdays; greenback; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; established
1878 ; Geo. G. Berry & Son, editors and publish-
ers : circulation .1 1.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1863; I. W. Lougee, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
IiEAI>ER; "Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S1.25 ; established
1SS5 ; H. L. Gate, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
SANDWICH, Carroll Co., n IJOOf
pop., 12 m. from West Ossipee, a station
on the Eastern Rd. Has several saw mills.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription S1.25 ; es-
tablished 1883; C. E. Blauchard, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
SHAKER VILLAGE, Merrimack
Co., p 160 pop., 12 m. N. E. from Concord.
Engaged in agriculture and various manu-
factures.
ill A N I F E S T O ; monthly ; shakers ;
twenty-eight pages octavo ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1871 ; H. C. Blinn, editor ;
A. Y. Cochran, publisher ; circulation I 2 .
SUNCOOK, Merrimack Co., g 3,300
pop., ,on Concord Rd., 7 m. from Concord
and 10 from Manchester. A trade centre.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1874; Eugene Lane, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TROY, Cheshire Co., p 796t pop., on
Cheshire Rd., 82 m. from Boston, Mass., 10
from Keene, N. H. A milling and manu-
facturing town.
HOME COMPANION ; monthly ; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription 4l) cents ; es-
tablished 18?2 ; H. C. Newton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WARNER, Merrimack Co., g 1,746
pop., 17 m. from Concord, on the Concord &
Claremont Rd. Principal industries are
agricultui'e, lumbering, and manufacturing
of gloves and mittens. Has fruit evapor-
ating establishment.
INDEPENDENT AND TIMES; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 : E. C. Cole, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WILMOT, Merrimack Co., \i l,080t
pop., 2 m. from Rd., 27 from Concord. Has
lumber and other mills.
KEA USAGE SENTINEL; Saturdays;
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
four pages ; size 24x85 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Sentinel Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
WILTON, Hillsborough Co., g l,747t
pop., on Boston iS; Lowell Rd. Has several
w^oolen and cotton mills, and a creamery.
JOURNAL; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; W. W. Hemeuway, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 ; an edition
of the Milford Advance.
W^OLFBORO' JUNCTION,
Carroll Co., a 250 pop., on the Boston &
Maine Rd. A i-ailroad centre and a trading
point for the sui-rounding farming countr j-.
CARROLL CO. PIONEER ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Geo. S. Dorr, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
W^OLFBOROUGH, Carroll Co., n
2,500 pop., on Winnipiseogee Lake and N.
division Boston & Maine Rd., 40 m. from
Concord, 80 from Boston, and in direct
communication ^vlth all the thoroughfares
of the State. A summer resort. Engaged
In manufacturing and agriculture. A large
shoe factorj' is located here.
GRANITE STATE NEWS; Mondays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1860 ; Chas. H. Parker,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
NEW JERSEY.
ARLINGTON, HucUon Co., cf 900
pop., on New York & Greenwood Lake Rd.,
8 m. from New York City.
KEARNEY WATCHMAN ; Satur-
dajs ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1884 ; J. N. Mat-
thews, editor ; Kearnej' Watchman Printing
and Pub. Co., publishers; circulation L2.
ASBURY, Warren Co., \2 575 pop.,
1 m. from Asbury Station, and 5 from
Bloomsburg and Washington.
MESSENGER; Sundays; temperance;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Tillman S. Rush, editor and
publisher ; issues also the Broadway Messen-
ger.
ASBURY PARK, Monmouth Co., n
3,000 pop. Faces the Atlantic Ocean on the
Long Branch division of the C. Rd. of N. J.
A summer resort for thousands of visitors,
many of whom have villas and cottages
here.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; temper-
ance ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
75 cents; established 1SS2; J. Hatfield You-
mans, editor and publisher.
J O URN A L ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1876 ; John L. Coffin, editor ; John
K. Wallace, publisher ; circulation J 2 ; a
daily edition is Issued during June, July and
August.
MONMOUTH TRIBUNE; Wednes-
days ; temperance ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886; Charles E.
King, editor and publisher.
SHORE PRESS; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrij)tion
S1..50 ; established 1879 ; Penfield Bros., editors
and jiublishers ; circulation K 2.
TORCH; monthly; eight pages: size of
page 8x10; subscription 50 cents ; established
1883 ; John Rockafeller, Jr., editor ; Sigma
AMERICAN' NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
425
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.
Zeta Society of the Asbury Park High School,
publishers ; circulation L 1 ; a school paper ;
Issued during the school year.
ATCO, Camden Co., p 350 pop., on
Camden & Atlantic Rd., at junction of
New Jersey Southern and Williamstown
& Delaware River Rds. In fruit-growing
district. Has a large glass factory.
HERALD AND TI3IES; Fridays; in
dependent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; M. J. Skinner,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1,
ATLANTIC CITY, Atlantic Co., C\
8,50(3 pop., the terminus of the Camden &
Atlantic Rd., and also of Phila. & Reading
and West Jersey & Atlantic City Rds.
Large oyster interests in the bays. Is
on an island separated from the main land
by five miles of marsh land.
ATLANTIC REVIEW; Saturdajs ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873; Hesron & Shreve, editors
and publishers; circulation J 2; a daily edi-
tion is issued during the summer season.
ATLANTIC TIMES; Tliursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1877 ; J. F. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; a daily edition is
issued during July and August.
TABLE TALK; monthly ; gastronomy ;
thirty eight pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription .81 ; established 18% ; Mrs. S. T.
Rorer, editor ; Finle.v Acker & Co., publish-
ers ; dated at Atlantic City and Phila., Pa. ;
Philadelphia olflce, 123 North 8th street.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, Mon-
mouth Co. a 400 pop., on Sandy Hook bay,
1 m. from Port Monmouth and 6 from Red
Bank, connected with New York by steam
boats.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Ella S. Leonard and Caroline G.
Lingler, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
BAYONNE CITY, Hudson Co., cf
15,000 pop., on New Jersey Central division
of Philadelphia & Reading Rd., connected
by horse cars with Jersey City, and front-
ing on New York Harbor, Kill von Kull
and Newark Bay. Place of residence for
merchants and others doing business in
New York City. It has a bank and nume-
rous manufactures, coal shipping, petro-
leum refining, etc.
BAYONNE HERALD AND
C4REENVILLE REGISTER; (BERGEN
POINT P.O.) Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 30x43; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1869 ; Harry C. Page, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BAYONNE TIMES; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; E. Gardner & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
BELVIDERE, C. H., Warren Co., \j
1,773+ pop., on Request r., near its junction
with the Delawai'e, 50 m. above Philadel-
phia, and on Belvidere division of Penn-
sylvania and Lehigh & Hudson River Rds.
The falls in the river furnish water power,
which is employed in manuf actui-es.
APOLLO; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 29x45; subscription .§2; estab-
lisheil 1824 ; Josiah Ketcham, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .T 1.
WARREN JOURNAL: Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1833 ; Adam Bellis, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BEVERLY, Burlington Co., D 1,759
pop., on Delaware r., above the outlet of
Rancocas creek, and on Amboy division of
Pennsylvania Rd., 15 m. N. E. of Philadel-
phia. Engaged in fruit and truck raising,
canning and manufacturing, and hourly
connected with Philadelphia by rail and
steam.
BANNER; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
L. W. Perkins, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
BLAIRSTOWN, Warren Co., tl
1,600 pop., on line of N. Y., S. & W. Rd., 9oi
m. from New York city and 109i from
Philadelphia. Contains a large educational
! institution. The surrounding population is
almost wholly composed of thrifty farmers.
' PRESS; Wednesdays ; neutral ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; D. C. Carter, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
BLOOMFIELD, Essex Co., ^ 6,300
I pop., on N. Y. & Greenwood Lake Rd. and
Bloomfield branch of Morris & Essex Rd.
and Morris canal. Engaged in manufac-
turing. Residence of persons doing busi-
ness in Newark and New York City.
' CITIZEN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x38; subscription $2; established 1883;
Bloomfield Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L 2 .
PARISH MONTHLY; protestant
episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page, 8x11 ;
subscription 50 cents ; Dr. Wm. G. Farring-
ton, editor and publisher; does not insert
advertisements ; a local church paper.
BLOOMINGDALE, Passaic Co., ^
4,000 pop., on N. Y., S. & W. Rd., 11 m. from
Paterson. Engaged in manufacture of
rubber and paper.
PEQUANNOCK VALLEY A JIGUS ;
Fridays ; non-political ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1887 ; A.
B. Vatman. editor and publisher ; dated at
Blooniingdale and Butler.
CHURCH AND HOME; monthly;
evangelical; eight pages ; size 3<Jx44 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1881 ; Pev. William
Stout, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ;
dated at Blooniingdale and Rockland Lake,
N. Y.
BOONTON, Morris Co., ^ 2,700 pop.,
on Rockaway v.. Morris Canal and Boonton
branch of Delaware, Lackawanna & West-
ern Rd., 32 m. from New York.
BULLETIN; Thursdaj's ; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1870 ; S. L. Garrison, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BORDENTOWN,^«Wi7?^«o?i Co., n
5,300 pop., at mouth of Delaware & Rari-
tan Canal, on Amboy division of Pennsyl-
vania Rd., 57 m. from New York and 28
from Philadelphia. Connected bj' two rail-
roads with New York, Phila. and Trenton.
Engaged in manufactures.
REGISTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1845 : J. D. Flynn, editor and pub-
' Usher; circulation J 1.
426
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW JERSEY.
BOUND BROOK, Somerset Co., a
1,800 pop., on Central Rd. of N. J. at
juuction of N. Y. & Philadelphia branch
of the Baltimore & Ohio Rd.; also on Le-
high Valley Rd., and on Raritan canal and
Raritan r. Has large lumber trade, woolen
and other manufactures, and is surrounded
by a fertile farming region.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1868 ; W. B. R. Mason, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRIDGETON,C.H., Cumberland Co.,
p 11,000 pop., on Cohansy r., at terminus
of West Jersey Rd., at its junction with
New Jersey Southern and Cumberland &
Maurice River Rds., 38 m. from Phila-
delphia. Has manufactories of glass, iron
and nails. Surrounded by a farming coun-
try.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and DOLLAR NEWS,
Saturdays ; daily four pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size— daily 22x35, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription — dailv §3, weeklv $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1878, weekly 1874; J. H. C.
Applegate, editor ; Evening News Co., pub-
lishers; circulation— daily II. weekly J 2;
issues also the American Favorite.
3IORNINGr STAR ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x35 ; sub-
scription .S3; established 1883; A. R. Fithiau,
editor ; Morning Star Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
A3IERICAN B AVORITE ; Saturdays;
literary ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; Evening News Co., editors and pub-
lishers : issues also the Evening News.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1815 ; F. R. Fithian, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
DOLLAR NEAVS 5 (see Evening News.)
NEW JERSEY PATRIOT: Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription S2.50 ; established 1865 ; John Cheese-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PIONEER; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1848; McCowan & Nichols, edi-
tors ancUpublishers ; circulation K 2.
PHILOSOPHIAN REVIEW; month
ly ; twelve pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription .§1 ; established 1874 ; Philosophian
Literary Society of South Jersey Institute,
editors and publishers; circulation L2; a
school paper ; issued during the school y-ear.
BROADWAY, Warren Co., \2 200
pop., ou Morris and Essex div. of D., L. &
W. Rd., 4 m. from Washington.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; temperance ;
eight pages; size 22x32; subscription §1; es-
tablished 1886 ; Tillman S. Rush, editor and
publisher ; issties also the Albany Messenger.
BURLINGTON, Burlington Co., D
6,090t pop., on Delaware r. and Amboy di-
vision of Pennsylvania Rd., 18 m. from
Philadelphia. Engaged in commerce and
manufactures. Seat of Burlington College.
Connected by daily line of steamers with
Philadelphia.
ENTERPRISE ; every evening except
Sunday, and NEW JERSEY ENTER-
PR I.** E, Saturdays; four pages : size— daily
20x2<) ; weekly, eight pages, 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily §3, weekly 75 cents ; a double
sheet is issued on Saturdays, separate sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; James P.
Logan, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K 2. weekly J 1.
NEW JERSEY.
EVENING REPORTER; every even
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
daj'S ; daily four pages ; weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 18x26, weekly 18x26 ; subscription
—daily $3, weekly 75 cents ; D. W. P. Murphy,
editor and publisher ; circulation— dailj' K 1,
weeklv K 2.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; neutral; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1856; J. O. Glasgow, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW JERSEY ENTERPRISE ; (see
Enterprise.)
BUTLER, Morris Co., [^ 50 pop., an
agricultural town, 8 m. from Boouton, 11
from Paterson and 1 from Bloomingdale.
PEQUANNOCR VALLEY ARGIS;
(see Bloomingdale)
CAMDEN, C.H., Camden Co., p 52,000
pop., on Delawai-e r,, opposite Philadel-
phia, 87 m. from New York. Engaged In
commerce and manufactures, and an im-
portant suburb of Philadelphia, with which
it is connected by ferries. A dozen rail-
roads centre here.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and CA3IDEN CO. COURIER,
Saturdays ; independent-republican ; four
pages ; size— daily ^x35, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $:3, weeklv $1 ; established
—daily 1882, weekly 1876; F. F. Patterson,
editor ; Courier Publishing Association, pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily H 1, weekly K 2.
POST ; evei'y evening except Sunday ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x;B8 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1875 ; Post Printing and
Publishing Co.. editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H ].
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x.32 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Philadelphia Pamphlet Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; issues
also the Pamphlet, Philadelphia, Pa
CAMDEN CO. COURIER; (see
CAMDEN CO. JOURNAL; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion 81-50 ; established 1883 ; Alexander
Schlesinger, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 ;
issues also the Saturday Evening Express.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1832 ; C. S. Magrath, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
NEW JERSEY COAST PILOT ;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion 82 ; established 1882 ; George M. Wallace,
editor and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
SATURDAY EVENING EX-
PRESS : Saturdays ; four pages ; size2Sx44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; Alex-
ander Schlesinger, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 ; issues also the Camden Co.
Journal.
SOUTH JERSEY ADVERTISER
AND PALxUYRA NEWS; Saturdays;
eight pages: size 34x44; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1880 ; F. T. Coe, editor; Advertiser
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
TEMPERANCE GAZETTE;
Satui-days ; prohibition ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1867 ; Alex-
ander C. Graw, manager; circulation I l .
WEST JERSEY PRESS ; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1820 ; Sinnickson
Chew, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
L E H M A N ' S x^IUSICA L NEWS ;
monthlv; eight pages ; size 20x28; subscrip-
tion 50 (■euts ; established 1SS4 ; R. F. Lehman,
editor and publisher ; an advertising sheet.
ST. JOHN'S RECORD ; monthly ;
protestant episcoi)al ; sixteen i)ages ; size of
pageSxll; sub8crii)tion (K) cents; Rev. J. H.
Townsend, editor and publisher.
CAPE MAY CITY, Cape May Co.,
Q, 2.000 pop., on Atlantic Ocean, at south-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
427
NEW JERSEY.
ern point of New Jersey, terminus of West
Jersey Rd., 81 m. S. of Philadelpliia. Fash-
ionable summer resort.
STAR OF THE CAPE; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; establislied 1868; T. R. Brooks,
•editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; a daily
edition is issued during the months of July
and August ; size 24x36.
WAVE; Saturdays; neutral; four pages;
size 26x38; subscription $1.50; established
1855 ; H. W. Hand, editor ; J. H. Edmunds,
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; a daily edition is
issued during the months of July and August ;
size 2:3x34 ; subscription $1.50.
CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE,
C. H., Cape 3Iay Co., O^ 1,8:M pop., on West
Jersey Rd., 11 m. above Cape May City, 70
from Philadelphia. A summer resort, in
many respects similar to Cape May City.
CAPE MAY CO. GAZETTE; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1880 ; Alfred Cooper,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CARLSTADT, Bergen Co., [:/ 1,200
pop., on New Jersey & New York Rd.,
1 m. from Erie Rd., 10 m. from New York
city. Thriving village, with shoe, watch-
case, spring and several other factor^s.
Large number of New York business men
reside here.
FREIE PRESSE; Saturdays; German;
independent ; four pages : size 19x26 ; sub-
•scription $2; established 1873; Henry Mat-
they, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
CHAMBERSBURG, Mercer
Co., D 5,437 pop. (township), a suburb of
Trenton, on Delaware and Raritan Canal,
and Pennsylvania and Philadelphia &
Reading Rds., 30 m. from Philadelphia.
Has iron, woolen and cotton factories, etc.
MERCER CO. NEWS AND CHAM-
BERSBURG WEEKLY; (see Trenton.)
PRESS ; (see Trenton.)
CHESILHURST, (WATERFORD
WORKS P. O.) Camden Co., p 215 pop., on
Camden & Atlantic Rd. Situated on a
magnificent plateau. Has numerous natural
advantages.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; eight pages; size
52x44; subscription .$1 ; established 1884; O.
L. Jacobs, editor : Chesilhurst Tribune Co.,
publishers; circulation L2.
CLINTON, Hunterdon Co., tl 960 pop.,
on New Jersey Central Rd., and terminus
of Clinton branch of Lehigh Valley Rd., 52
m. W. of Jersey City. Several mills here
obtain water power from a branch of
Raritan r.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1868 ; J. Carpenter, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
HOME VISITOR; Wednesdays ; pro-
hibition ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S1.25; established 1883 ; G. W. Everett, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 2.
CR ANBURY, Middlesex Co., a 1,000
pop., ou Peunsj'lvania Rd. Brainerd Insti-
tute here. Large carriage and shirt fac-
tories, and spice mills.
PRESS; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; G. W.
Burroughs, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NEW JERSEY.
DECKERTOWN, Sussex Co., ^ 900
pop., on N. Y., Susquehanna & Western
Rd. In rich agricultural district. Near
slate and flagging quarries and celebrated
iron mines.
SUSSEX INDEPENDENT: Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Bunnell &
Stanton, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
NEW^ JERSEY^ BAPTIST; monthly;
baptist ; four pages ; size 22x:>4 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1886 ; Rev. A. R. Wilson,
editor and publisher.
DOVER, Morris Co., tl 3,200 pop., on
Morris & Essex division Boonton branch of
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd. ;
also Highbridge Branch of Central Rd.
of New Jersey, 28 m. from Newark and 42
from New York. Surrounded by an iron
mining district and engaged in manufac-
tures.
INDEX: Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Frank F. Hummel, editor ; Hum-
mel & Tillyer, publishers ; circulation J 2.
IRON ERA ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; john S. Gibson, editor ; Dover
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
EAST ORANGE, J^ssear Co., rf 10,327
pop., on Del., Lack. & Western Rd., 2}4 m.
from Newark, 40 minutes from New York
City. Contains many private residences of
New York business men.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; established
1873; Chas. Starr, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
'EA.TO'STOW'S ,MonmouthCo., n 900
pop., on N. J. S. Rd., adjoining Monmouth
Park, 5 m. from Long Branch and 3 from
Red Bank ; surrounded by a good farming
counti'y and close to market. Hat and kin-
dling wood factories are located here.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ;
established 1877 ; J. B. Cofflu, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
EGG HARBOR, Atlantic Co., l^ 1 ,232t
pop.. Egg Harbor City, 42 m. from Phila-
delphia, on Phila. & Atlantic City and Cam-
den & Atlantic Rds. The seat of exten-
sive grape-growing and wine-producing in-
dustries. Cigar and clothing factories lo-
cated here.
ATLANTIC DEMOCRAT ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1861 ; Henry G.
Regensburg, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
DER BEOBACHTER ; Saturdays ;
German; eight pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1880 ; William Mueller,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
DER PILOT; Saturdays; German; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription
$2; established 1858; H. Maas & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
DER ZEITGEIST; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; democratic ; six pages ; size of page
15x22; subscription $2; established 1867; M.
Stutzbach & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
ELIZABETH, C. H., Union Co., cf
28,229 pop. (of which nearly 10,000 are
German), on Staten Island Sound, at in-
428
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.
tersectiou of Pennsylvania Rd. and Cen-
tral branch of Philadelphia & Reading
Rd., 11 ni. from New York. Engaged in
manufactures and domestic commerce.
The part of the city embracing the manu-
factures and shipping is known locally as
Elizabethport.
CENTRAL, NEW JERSEY HER-
ALD; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size — daily 24xo6, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—daily $4.50, weekly $'i ; established
1862 ; Cook & Hall, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily K 2, weekly L 2 .
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and NEW JERSEY JOURNAL,
Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 24x43, weekly 29x43 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1871, weekly
1779 ; Peter W. Rousse, editor ; A S. Crane,
manager ; circulation— daily J 2, weekly L 2.
FREfE PRESSE; Saturdays ; German ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1871 ; Charles H.
Schmidt, editor and publisher ; circ'n.J 1.
NEW JERSEY JOURNAL; (see Jour-
nal.)
SUNDAY LEADER; Sundays; four
pages; size 28x42; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883; J. Madison Drake, editor; J. Madi-
son Drake and William McDowell Drake,
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
ELMER, Salem Co., p 1,000 pop., at
junction of West Jersey and Salem Rds., 26
ni. S. of Philadelphia, 16 from Salem and 12
from Bridgetou. Glass, shoe, spindle and
iron manufactories here.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; M. Reeve & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
ENGL.EWOOD, Bergen Co., c( 4,076
pop., on Northern Rd. of New Jersey, 15 m.
from New York. Thriving village, and home
of a large number of New Yoi'k business
and professional men.
TIIWES; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Tillotson & Lichtenberg, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FLANDERS, Morris Co., ^ 800 pop.,
on Central Rd. of N. J. (High Bridge branch),
in a prosperous agricultural section, 7 m.
from Dover.
LIBERATOR; monthly; temperance;
eight jiaiies ; size 24xo2 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1886 ; Geo. W. Wentworth, M.D.,
editor and publisher.
TLEMINGTON, C. H., Hunterdon
Co., n '-^.000 i3op., on Flemington branch of
N. J. Central division of Philadelphia &
Reading Rd. and Belvidere division of Penn-
sylvania Rd., and Flemington branch of
Lehigh Valley Rd., 50 m. from New York
and Philadelpia. Centre of a large peach
and 7nercantile trade.
DEVIOCRAT - ADVERTISER; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; John L.
Jones, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
HUNTERDON CO. DEUOCRAT;
Tuesdays ; ilemocratic ; four pages : size 28x42 ;
subscription $2; established 1838; Rob't J.
Killgore, editor and pul)lisher ; circ'n J 1.
HUNTEItDON REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1856 ; W.
G. Callis, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FREEHOLD, C. H., Monmouth Co., □
2,432+ pop. (township 4,302), on Jamesburg
branch of Pennsylvania Rd., at terminus
of Freehold & New York branch of Phila-
delphia & Reading Rd. Engaged in agricult-
ure and manufacturing, and centre of a
large trade.
MONMOUTH DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 18:i4 ; James S.
Yard, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
2^" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 11, 1886, as per statement on flle
at the office of the American Newspaper Di-
rectory, 1,251 copies.
MONMOUTH INQUIRER ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1820 ; Maxcy Apple-
gate, editor ; Mrs. Edwin F. Applegate, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
FRENCHTOWN, Hunterdon Co., ^
l,07i + pop., on Delaware r. and on Belvidere
division of Pennsylvania Rd., 30 m. N. W. of
Trenton and 18 from Easton, Pa. In a tine
agricultural region. Engaged in milling
and manufacturing.
HUNTERDON INDEPENDENT; Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.75 ; established 1871 ; J. R.
Hardon, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
STAR; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; W,
H. Sipes, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
GLASSBORO', Gloucester Co., p 2,500-
pop., at junction of West Jersey & Bridge-
ton branch and Williamstown Rds., 17 m»
from Philadelphia, Pa. Engaged in the
manufacture of glass bottles, window glass
and shoes.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; republican;.
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878; D. S. Maynard, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GLEN GARDNER, Hunterdon Co.,
\2 400 pop., on the Central Rd. of New Jer-
sey, about 18 m. E. of Easton, Pa. Large
picture frame and parchment paper manu-
factories here.
AVALANCHE; bi-weekly; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1885 ; E. W. Rush, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
GLOUCESTER CITY, Camden Co. ^
p 5,347+ pop., on Camden, Gloucester &
Mount Ephraim and West Jersey Rds. at
junction of Delaware r., opposite Philadel-
phia and south of Camden. A summer
resort connected by boat with Philadelphia,
and is visited by thousands of pleasure-
seekers during the season. Engaged in
manufactures.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
B. F. Downe, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
HACKENSACK, C. H., Bergen Co.,
cf 5,000 pop., on Hackensack r.. New York,.
Susquehanna & Western and N. Y. & N.
Jersey Rds., 13 m. from New York. Resi-
dence of a large number of New York busi-
ness men.
BER€wEN INDEX; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; independent ; four pages ^
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
43»
NEW JERSEY.
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
S. E. Clapp, editor and publislier; circula-
tion K 2.
IJEllGEX CO. I)E:>I()("KAT AND
NEW JERSEY STATE REGISTER;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; Henry D.
Winton, editor and publisher; circ'A J 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1870 ; E. K. Bird, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
HACKETTSTOWN, Warren Co.,
In 2,650 pop., on Morris & Essex division of
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 62
ni. from New York. An agricultural dis-
ti'ict. Engaged in manufactures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; Frank E. Everett, editor ; Rit-
tenhouse Bros., publishers ; circulation J 1.
WARREN REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion §2; established 1883; S. Pierson Cook,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HADDONFIEIiD, Camden Co., p
1,075 pop., on Camden & Atlantic Rd., 6 m.
S. E. of Camden. Academy and graded
school here.
SOCTH JERSEY NEWS AND DI-
RECTORY; Saturdavs ; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; H.
D.Speakmau, editor and publisher; circ'n J l.
SILVER HOUR; semi monthly : Juven-
ile ; twenty-two pages ; size of page 6x9 : sub-
scription SI ; established 1S86 ; Bessie D. Rich,
editor; Silver Hour Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
HAMMO'STO'S , Atlantic Co., 0,2,500
pop., on the Camden & Atlantic and Phila-
delphia & Atlantic City Rds., 28 m. from
Camden, 30 from Philadelphia, and 90 from
New York. Engaged in fruit gi-owing, and
shoe and other manufactures.
ATLANTIC CO. xlIIRROR; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; A. H. Whitmore, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH JERSEY REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1862 ;
Orville E. Hoyt, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
HARRISON, Hudson Co., cf 6,900
pop., on Morris & Essex div. of D., L. & W.
Rd., and Paterson & Newark branch of N.
Y., L. E. & W. Rd., on the Passaic r., op-
posite Newark. Several minor industries.
KEARNEY RECORD; Saturdays;
eight pages : size ;30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873; Record Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HIGHTSTOWN, Mercer Co., a 2,000
pop., in East Windsor township, on Amboy
division of Pennsylvania Rd., 49 m. from
New York. Location of Peddie Institute.
Several manufactories at this place.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1845 ; Thomas B. Appleget, editor
and publisher : circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdavs ; four
pages; size 24x38; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; R. M. J. Smith, editor ; In/lepend-
ent Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n L 2.
HOBOKEN, Hudson Co., cf 37,000
pop., at terminus of D., L. & W. Rd., on
the Hudson r., opposite New York City ;
NEW JERSEY.
port of entry; the docks of several im-
portant lines of European steamers are
here ; it is connected by steam ferries with
New York, affording constant communica-
tion ; large business in lumber, oil, coal,
etc. Immense coal and oil docks and
storage houses are in the vicinity. Has ele-
vated road to Jersey City, and electric lights
are in use.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription §1; established 1870; Seide, Wall
& Henchv, editors and publishers ; ciic'n K 1.
HUDSON CO. DEMOCRAT-AD-
VERTISER ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1.50 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; Mbyer & Luehs, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
HUDSON CO. JOURNAL; Sundays;
German ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .§2; established 1868; William
Kauf manu, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 1 .
HOPEWELL, Mercer Co., n 1,600
pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 12 m.
from Trenton. Engaged principally in
farming. Has a steam lumber mill.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; estaljlished 1874 ; P.
W. Hartwell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
ISLAND HEIGHTS, Ocean Co., a
200 pop., on Amboy division of the Pennsyl-
vania Rd., 8 m. from Tom's River. A sum-
mer resort.
HERALD; Tuesdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §1; established 1879;
Herald Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L 2 .
JAMESBURG, Middlesex Co., a 1,300
pop., on Freehold & Jamesburg division of
the Pennsylvania Rd., 20 m. from Ti-enton
and 50 from Philadelphia. Has an exten*
sive shirt factory.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription §2; established 1882;
E. S. Hammell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
JERSEY CITY, C. H., Hudson Co., cf
15^505 pop., on Hudson r., opposite New
York and 1 m. distant, connected by lines
of ferry boats. Commerce and manufac-
tures are extensive. The river terminus of
a number of railroads. Its grain elevators
and sugar refineries are among the largest
in the world. Thousands reside here who
do bu.siness in New York.
ARGUS ; every evening except Sunday;
democractic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription §.V, establislied 1875; Argus Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday ; republican ;
four pages ; size 25x40 ; sub-
scription §6 ; established 1867 ;
Z. K. Pangborn, editor ; Even-
ing Jom'nal Association, pub-
lishers ; circulation Gr2
'i;W° Actual average circula'
t ion for one year preceding
Jan. 1, 1887, us i)er statement
on file at the office of tlie
American Neospuper Direc-
tory, 9,S31 copies.
j^ipm
430
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW JERSEY,
HERALiD; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription Sl.SU; estab-
lished 1867; Hugh Farrar McDerniott, editor
and publisher ; circulation Iv "J.
HUDSON CO. DISPATCH; Satur
davs ; four pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription
$1 ■ established 1873; Chas. W. Thomas & Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
NEW^ JERSEY FREIE PRESSE ;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
established 1875; Dr. Edmund Ignatz Koch,
editor ; published by an incorporated associa-
tion; circulation L2; a four-page literary sup-
plement, Der Sonntagsgast, is issued regu-
larly with the paper; supplement does not
insert advertisements.
NEW JERSEV LEDGER; Saturdays;
anti-monopoly ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; S. B. Ran-
som, editor ; Ledger Association, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
NEW JERSEY REVUE; (see New
York City.)
NEAV JERSEY STAATS ZEI-
TUNG: Saturdays; German; four pages;
size 21x28; subsci-iption $1.40; established
1883; Robert Porsche, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 .
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS; Sun
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1; established 1882; W. E. Sackett. editor;
Tattler Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n H 1.
HOME AND CHURCH EXPON-
ENT; mouthlj' j eight pages; size 40x50;
subscription $1; established 1886; Horace T.
Bushnell, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
KEY EAST, (NEPTUNE P. O.) Mon-
mouth Co., n 300 pop., on New York & Long
Branch Rd., near Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove. Engaged in oystering, fishing, etc.
SEA SIDE KEY NOTE; monthly;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883 ; C. T. Harrison, editor ; Har-
rison Bros., publishers ; circulation L 2 ; is-
sued weeklj' during June, Julj' and August.
KEYPORT, Monmouth Co., D 3,200
pop., on Rarltan bay and Freehold & N. Y.
Rd., 24 m. from New York. Does shipping
trade. Oysters, clams, canned fruits, truck-
ing and fruit growing in surrounding
country.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ;
Fred. F. Armstrong, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WEEK-LiV; Saturdays; neutral; foiu-
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1869; E. D. Petteys, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
liAFAYETTE, Sussex Co., ^ 781
pop. (township), on Sussex branch Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 5 m.
from countj' seat. Has slate quarries, flour
mills, sash and blind and carriage factories.
SHOOTING STAR ; monthly ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1879; Ernest Huston, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
liAKEWOOD, Ocean Co., a 1,200
pop., on New Jersey Southern Rd., 22 m.
from Long Branch. A \vinter resort for in-
valids.
TIMES AND JOURNAL; Saturdays;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1868; Lakewood Publishing and
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion L2.
IiAMBERTVILIiE, ITtmterdon Co.,
\] 5,000 po{)., on Delaware r. and Belvidere
division of Pennsylvania Rd,, at junction
NEW JERSEY.
Fi
of Flemington Rd., 46 m. from Philadel-
phia and 60 from New York. Engaged in
manufacturing.
BEACON; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1845 : Phineas K. Hazen, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
RECORD ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Clark Piersou, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
LITTLE SILVER, Monmouth Co.,
n 5U0 pop., on Phila. & Reading and Penna.
Rds., 2 m. from Red Bank and 5 from Long
Branch.
ORCHARD AND GARDEN ; month
ly ; horticultural; twenty pages; size of page
10x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 187S ;
J. T. Lovett, editor and publisher ; circ'n X.
LONG BRANCH, Monmouth Co., n
6,000 pop., on New York & Long Branch and
New Jersey Southern Rds., 33 m. from New
York. A fashionable summer resort.
N E W S ; Satiu'days ; independent ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1866; C. W. Tayleur, editor and pro-
prietor ; circulation J 1 ; a tri-weeklj' edition
is issued during July and August ; subscrip-
tion SI.
RECORD ; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
L. S. Bennett, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
MADISON, Morns Co., t] 2,000 pop.,
on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd.,
4 m. from Morristown. A handsome, pros-
perous town, in which almost all branches
of trade are carried on.
EAGLiE ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages; size 2Sx44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; Fred B. Bardon. editor ; Bai'don
& Clif t, publishers ; circulation K 2.
MANASQUAN, Monmouth Co., u
1,500 pop., 1 m. from Atlantic Ocean, near
Manasquan r. and inlet, on N. Y. & Long
Branch Rd., at junction of Amboy division
of the Pennsylvania Rd. A summer resort
for New Yorkers and Philadelphians.
COAST DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1881 ; James W. Laugh-
lin. editor and oublisher ; circulation J 1.
SEA SIDE: Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; E. S. V. Stultz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MAT AW AN, Monmouth Co., n 2,800
pop., on New York & Long Branch and
Freehold & New York Rds. Manufactures
of brick, carriages and sashes ; two large
potteries. Farming section.
JOURNAIi; Saturdays; four pages; size
2^1x36; subscription $1.25; established 1869;
David A. Bell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MAY'S LANDING, C. H., Atlantic
Co., O, 744 i)op., on West Jersey Rd.. 46 m,
from Philadelphia and about 05 from New
York. Shipping point for small fruit.
ATLANTIC JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ■; established 1871 ; J. G. Oliver, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
RECORD ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1877; E. C. Shaner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
431
NEW JERSEY.
METUCHEN, Middlesex Co., n 2,800
pop., 26 m. from New York and 15 from
Newark, on Pennsylvania and Lehigh Val-
ley Rds. Finely situated and the residence
of many New York and Newark business
men.
INQUIRER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; J. Frazer Kempson, editor ;
Middlesex Co. Publishing Company, publisli-
ers; circulation J 1.
MILFORD, Hunterdon Co., tl 686
pop., on Belvidere div. of Penna. Rd., 35 m.
N. of Trenton, 16 E. of Easton. Milling and
lumber manufactures. In farming district.
Has iron mines. Near canal from Philadel-
phia to Easton, Pa.
LiEADER; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1S8U; Wm. E. Shafer, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 2.
MILLVILiLiE,<^"m&erto?ifZ Co., jH 9,500
pop., on Maurice r. and Millville & Cape
May branch of West Jersey Rd., 40 m, from
Philadelphia. Engaged in manufacture of
cotton, iron and glass.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays ; republi-
can ; ei£;ht pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1864; J. W. Newlin, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 2.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1882 ; J. Beningtou Elf reth, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
MONTCLAIR, Essex Co., ^ 6,327
poij., on Morris & Essex division of D.,L. &
W. Rd. and Greenwood Lake Rd., 5 m. from
Newark and 14 from New York City. Has
some manufactures.
TliMES ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18T7; A. C. Studer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MOORESTO WN, Burlington Co., n
1,497 pop., on Burlington Co. Rd., 9 m. from
Philadelphia. Has bank, flour mills, foun-
dry and carriage and canning factoi'ies.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays ; independent;
four pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
establislied 1879 ; William J. Lovell, editor and
publislier ; circulation K 1.
MORRISTO WN, C. H., Morris Co.,
ti 7,074 pop., on Morris & Essex div. of Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 32 m.
from New York. Centre of an agricultural
and iron mining district.
JERSEY3IAN ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1826 ; Vance & Stiles, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
MORRIS CO. CHRONICLE; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x10 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; Joshua
Brown, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRUE DEMOCRATIC BANNER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1838 ;
Mrs. Louis C. Vogt, publisher ; circ'n K 2.
MOUNT HOLLY, C. H., Burlington
Co., u 5,006 pop., on Rancocas r., 7 m. from
Burlington, 18 from Camden, and connected
with both, and with New York by railroad.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
DISPATCH ; Mondays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
NEW JERSEY.
tablished 18S7 ; Wm. L. Powell, editor and
publisher.
HERALD ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1826 ; William B. Wills, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 .
NEW JERSEY MIRROR ; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 31x52 ;
subscription $2.5i); established 1818; C. E.
Merrell, editor ; Mrs. Charles H. Folwell, pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 .
NEWS; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
23x42; subscription $1 ; established 1879; J.
Howard Clothier, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation 1 1 .
NEWARK, C. H., Essex Co., ^ 156,000
pop., on Passaic r., 9 m, from New York, on
Pennsylvania Rd., at junction of Morris &
Essex division of Delaware, Lackawanna Sc
Western Rd. and Newark & New York Rd. ;
also on Paterson branch of N. Y., Lake Erie
& Western Rd. Engaged in manufactures
amounting to about $40,000,000 annually.
Some of the most extensive manufactories
in the country are located here. Domestic
commerce is quite extensive.
ADVERTISER ; every evening except
Sunday, and SENTINEL OF FREE-
DOM, Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 29x46 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $1.50;
established — daily 1832, weekly 1796 ; Tnomas
T. Kinney, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily G 1, weekly J 1 .
EVENING NEWS;evei-y evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1883 ; Evening News PuVjlish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n F 2.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 25x42 ; subscription —
daily $5, weekly $1 ; established 1857 ; L. S.
Mott, editor; Newark Daily Journal Com
panv, publishers; circ'n— daily H l,weekl}'J 1.
NEW JERSEY DEUTSCHE ZEIT-
UNG_i every morning except Sunday, and
TRIBUENE, Sundays; German; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, Sunday twelve
pages; size— dailj' 29x45, Sunday 32x44; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly $2; established
1876 ; Chas. Voelcker and Louis Donnenberg,
editors; New Jersey Deutsche Zeitung Co.,
publishers ; circ'n— daily I 1 , Sunday 1 2 .
NEW JERSEY FREIE ZEITUNG ;
every morning except Sunday, and DER
ERZAEHLER, Sundaj^s; German; re-
publican ; daily four pages, Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 29x45, Sunday 32x44 ; sub-
scription—daily with Sundaj^ $9, Sunday $2 ;
established 1858; B. Prieth, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— dailv H 2, Sunday G 1.
PRESS-REGISTER ; eveiy morning
except Sunday ; republican ; four, pages ;
size 24x4U; subscription $5; established 1883;
John J. Leidy, editor; Press Publishing Co.,
publishers : circulation 12.
DER BEOBACHTER AM PAS-
SAIC; Saturdays; German; eight pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Schmitt & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 2.
DER ERZAEHLER ; (see New Jersey
Freie Zeitung.)
NEWARKER SONNTAGSBLATT;
Sundays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1888 ; John
Schroth, editor and publisher. ; circ'n L 2.
NEW JERSEY REVUE; (see New
York City.)
NEW JERSEY UNIONIST; Satur
days ; labor ; foiu* pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Carr & Yuill, editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
PIONEER; Saturdays ; German ; four
Images ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; F. E. Adler, editor ; Pioneer Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL OF FREEDOM ; (see
Advertiser.)
432
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW JERSEY.
NEW JERSEY.
SUNDAY CAIiLi: Sundays; eight pages;
size of page2'2xJS; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1S?2; Ure. Schoch & Co., editoi's and
publishers ; i-irculation F 2.
TKIUTEXE; (see New Jersey Deutsche
Zc it unci.)
DEI TSCHER EVANGELIST; semi-
monthly; German; presbyterian: eight pages;
size 24x32 ; subscription SI ; established 1879 ;
Rev. H. J. Weber, editor; Geiger Bros., pub
Ushers ; circulation K 1.
CABINET AND REVIEW; monthly;
literarj' ; sixteen pages; .size of page 8x10;
subscription Sl-50 ; established 1883 ; Theo.
D. Frazer, editor; Cabinet and Review Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
DER KIRCHENBOTE ; monthly;
German ; protestaiit episcopal ; eight pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription 60 cents ; es-
tablished 18S4; Church German Society, edi-
tors and publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
3IESSENGER ; monthly ; undenomina-
tional ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1885 ; C. H. Yatmau, editor ;
Baker & Abbey, publishers ; circulation K 1.
BUSINESS EDUCATOR AND
LITERARY GAZETTE; quarterly;
eight pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1884 ; C. T. Miller, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issued from
a commercial college.
NEW BRUNSWICK, C. H., Mid-
dlesex Co., u 19,000 pop., on Raritan r. and
Pennsylvania Rd., 30 m. from New York.
Engaged in the manufacture of rubber
goods, boots and shoes, buttons, ^"all-paper,
hosiery, machinery and other articles. The
seat of Rutgers College.
FREDONIAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
30x44; subscription— daily $5, weekly §1.75;
establi-shed- daily 1855, weekly 1811; Fredo-
nian Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation— daily K 2, weekly 1 1.
H03IE NEWS ; everj' evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weeklv eight
pages ; size— daily 24x40. weeklv 32x48 ; sub-
scription—daily S5, weekly $1.25 ; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1880 ; Hugh Boyd, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily J 2, week-
ly K 2.
TIMEvS ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily 26x40 ; weekly, '4!8x44 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1865, weekly 1792; A. E. Gor-
don, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily K 1, weekly K 2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; German ; eight
pages ; size 22x34 ; subscription $1.50; establish-
ed 1883 ; New Brunswick Journal Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation L2.
TARGU3t; every three weeks ; twentj'
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $2;
established 1869 ; Students of Rutgers College,
editors ; Targum Association, pulilishers ; cir-
culation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
ADVOCATE; monthly; twelve pages;
size of page 8x12 ; .subscription (» cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Charlotte J. Marsh, editor ;
Students of Livingston Avenue High School,
publishers : circuhition L 1 ; a school paper ;
issued durinir the school vear.
L A T I N E ET diR^CE ; monthly ;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page Sxll ;
subscription §2.50; established 1882; Edgar S.
Shumway, editor ; Latine Press, publishers;
circulation J 1 ; communications respecting
adverlising should be addressed to 75-79
Fulton St.. New York City
NEWFIELD Gloucester Co., p 500
pop., at junction of West Jersey and At-
lantic City Rds. Fruit and sugar cane are
cultivated, and rattan fm-niture manufac-
tured.
ITE3I ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; A. C. Dal-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
NEWTON, C. H., Sussex Co., b 2,647
pop., on Sussex Rd., 60 m. from New York.
Trade centre. Engaged in agriculture,
mining, and manufacturing shoes.
NEW JERSEY HERALD AND
SUSSEX CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x43 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1829 : Thomas
Kays, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
SUSSEX REGISTER ; Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1813 ; Richard F. Good-
man, editor and publisher ; cii'culation J 1.
OCEAN BEACH, Monmouth Co.,
n 900 pop. (has also three thousand summer
visitors), on Central Rd. of N. J., Long
Branch division ; town has a frontage on
the ocean of a mile and a half. A summer
resort, with accommodations and sport of
every kind.
BEACH PATROL; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1887; R. P. Miller, editor ;
Beach Patrol Co., publishers.
GAZETTE AND MIRROR ; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
svibscription §1 ; established 1881 ; H. H.
Yard, publisher ; circulation K 1.
OCEAN CITY, Cape May Co., U, 600
pop., on West Jersey Rd., 10 m. below At-
lantic City and 59 from Philadelphia. Sum-
mer resort and canip meeting site.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1881 ;
R. Curtis Robinson, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SOUTH JERSEY REVIEW AND
SPRAY; Wednesdays ; temperance ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; W. H. Fenton, editor and pub-
lisher.
OCEAN GROVE, Monmouth Co., n
1,200 pop., also summer residents number-
ing thousands. A famous summer seaside
resort.
RECORD; Saturdays ; methodist
episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1874; Rev. A. Wallace,
D.D., editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
ORANGE, Essex Co., r^ 15,222 pop.,
on Morris & Essex and N. Y. & Greenwood
Lake Rds., 12 m. from New York. Engaged
in manufacturing.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1869; Frank W. Baldwin, editor
and publisher ; circulation I l .
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size ;l0x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18.54; Edgar Williams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SONNTAGSBLATT ; Sundays; Ger-
man : four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1SS3 ; Aug. Koehler, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
VOLKSBOTE; Saturdays ; German ;
four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription §2.50 ; es-
tablished 18?2; August Erdmann. editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HOSPITAL 1>IESSEN<JER; monthly;
sixteen pages; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1886 ; F. W. Bald-
win, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
433
NEW JERSEY.
PALMYRA, Btirlington Co., n 571
pop., on Pennsj'lvania Rd., near the Dela-
ware r. Engaged in agricultiu'e.
HOME Vl!SITOR; monthly ; four
pages; size 17x24; subscription, $1; estab
lisned 1886 ; M. W. Wisham, editor and pub-
lisher ; issued for free distribution ; dated at
Palmja-a and Riverton.
PASSAIC, Passaic Co., <^ 7,500 pop., on
Passaic r. and N. Y., Lake Erie & Western
Rd., at junction of Boonton branch of
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 5
m. from Paterson, 11 from New York City.
Engaged in manufacturing.
PASSAIC CITY NEWS ; every even-
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1877 ; Arthur
Sawyer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
TlMES; every evening except Sunday;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $4; established 1881; Vogt Bros & Co.,
editors and pulilishers ; circulation K 1.
ECHO; Thursdays; temperance; four
pages: size 24x3ti ; subscription §1; estab-
lished 18S(i; H. R. Wells, editor and publisher.
ITEM; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 20x2<J ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Alfred Speer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PASSAIC CITY HERALD ; Thurs
size 28x44 ;
O. and A. E.
days ; democratic ; four images :
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Vanderhoven editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1 .
FREEMAN'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 6x10 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Ozias S.
Freeman, editor and publisher.
PATERSON, C. H., Passaic Co., ^
65,000 pop., on Passaic r. and Morris canal
and New York, Lake Erie & Western, Boon-
ton branch of Delaware, Lackawanna &
Westei-n, New York, Susquehanna & West-
ern and Paterson & Newark Rds., 16 m.
from New York and 11 from Newark. Third
city in State ; largest silk manufactories in
the United States ; also large iron, locomo-
tive and other industries. The falls in the
river furnish good water power, which is
used for manufacturing purposes.
GUARDIAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and VVEEKIiY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription-
daily $7, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1841,
weekly 1851 ; Carleton M. Herrick, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily I 2 , weekly K 1.
MORNING CALL.: every morning,
SUNDAY CALL, Sun
days, and CALL, Thurs-
days; eight pages ; size 80x44;
subscription— daily $6, Sun-
days S2, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1885: Edward B.
Haines, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'n— daily 1 1 , Sun-
day I 2 , weekly K 1.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 28x42; subscription— daily
$7.51), weekly $1.50; established— daily 1852,
weekly 1864 ; George Wurts, editor ; Press
printing and Publishing Co., publishers ; G.
a. Chiswell, manager ; cii'culation— daily 1 1 ,
weekly L2.
TELEGRAM; every evening except
on^",^^-^'' inflepeudeut ; four pages; size
22xo2 ; subscription $3 ; established 1886 ; Tel-
egram Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
NEW JERSEY.
VOLKSFREUND; everv evening ex-'
cept Sunday; German; four pages; size
24x:]6; subscription $6; established 1870;
C. A. Boeger, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
^ D E T E L E G R A A P ; semi-weeklv.
Tuesdays and Fridays; Hollandish ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1S80; Tanis & Schreuder, editors;
Henry Beeuwkes. Jr., publisher; circ'n J 2.
CALIj; {see Morning Call.)
. LABOR STANDARD ; Saturdays ;
mdependent ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 1876 ; Edward
O'Donnell, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
^PASSAIC CO. ARGUS: Sundays;
four pages ; size 26x4l) ; subscriptif)n $1.50 ; "es-
tablished 1876; Otto Stutzbach, editor and
publisher ; firculation K 1.
SONNTGSGAST; Sundays; German;
four pages; size26x:«; subscription$1..50; es-
tablished 1882 ; Leop Hascher, editor and pub-
lisher.
SUNDAY CALL; {see Morning Call.)
PATTENBURG, Hunterdon Co.,\2
200 pop., on Lehigh Valley Rd., 13 m. E. of
Easton, Pa. An agricultural town.
BUSINESS xVDVOCATE; monthly;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 20 cents ;
established 1886; G. W. Kllppel, editor ; Ad-
vocate Publishing Co., publishers.
PENN'S GROVE, Salem Co., p 1,500
pop., on Delaware r. and terminus Dela-
ware River Rd., 28 m. from Philadelphia.
Prominent summer resort and fishing
town. In rich farming district.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Summerill & Summerill, ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PERTH AMBO Y, Middlesex Co., a
6,311 pop., at head of Raritan bay, 25 m.
from New York. Engaged in domestic
commerce and the manufacture of terra-
cotta, fire brick, and extensively engaged
in ship-building. At terminus of Perth
Amboy & Woodbridge branch of Pennsyl-
vania Rd., opposite Tottenville, at southern
terminus of Staten Island Rd., and con-
nected with it by ferry boat. Also on the
line of the New York and Long Branch and
Lehigh Valley Rds.
MIDDLESEX CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; St.
George Kempson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 .
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; Tooker & Benjamin, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PHILLIPSBURG, Warren Co., ^
8,058 pop., on Delaware r. and at junction
of Lehigh Vy., N. J. Central, Morris &
Essex and Penna. Rds., opposite Easton,
Penn., and 74 m. from New York. Engaged
in manufactures.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; established 18S6 ; We.st &
Godschalk, editors and puldishers.
WARREN DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages ; size 28x40; .stibscrip-
tion $2; established 1866; Charles F. Fitch,
publisher; circulation J 1.
PLAINFIELD, Umon Co., i:f 12,640
pop., on New Jersey Central Rd., 24 m.from
New York. It is surrounded by a number
of villages, which swell the population to
484
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW JERSEY.
20,000 ; abounds in elegant homes, and is
a favorite mountain air resort. An agricult-
ural district.
EVENIN(J NEVVvS; every evening ex-
cept Siindav ; four pages ; size 22x35 ; sub-
scription §:> ; established 1884; T. W. Morri-
son, editor and publisher : circulation .T 1.
CENTRAL. NEW JERSfiEY TIMES;
Thursda.vs ; republican ; four pages ; size
27x4(.» ; siibscription §2 ; established 1868 ; Wm.
J. Leonard, editor; Times Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
CONSTITUTIONAIilST ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x45; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1868; W. L. and A. L.
Force, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
POINT PLEASANT, Ocean Co.,
n 850 pop., on New Jersey Central & New
Jersey Southern and New York & Long
Branch Rds., on the Manasquan i-., 60 m.
from New York and 70 from Pliiladelphia.
A summer resort.
BEACON ; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40; established 1883: E. H. Murphy, editor
and publisher : circulation K 1.
PORT NORRIS, Cumberland Co., p
1,100 pop., on Cumberland & Mam-ice River
Rd., 10 m. from Millville. A manufacturing
town.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Hand
& Appleby, editors and publishers.
PRINCETON, Mercer Co., a 4,577
pop. (Of township), at the terminus of Prince-
ton branch of Pennsylvania Rd. and on
Delaware & Raritan Canal, 49 m. from New
York. Seat of College of New Jersey and
Princeton Theological Seminary.
PRINCETONIAN ; tri-weekly, Mon-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays ; four pages ;
size 16x22 ; subscription $3.50 ; established
1876; Students of Princeton College editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
PREiSS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1832; C. S. Robinson & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
NASSAU LITERARY MAGA-
ZINE; monthly; seventy -six pages octavo ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1845 ; Senior
Class of Princeton College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2; a college magazine;
issued during the collegiate year.
RAH WAY, Union Co., tf 6,861 pop.,
on Rah way r. and Penna. Rd., 19 m. from
New York, and at junction of "Woodbridge
' & Perth Amboy Rd. Engaged in manu-
factures.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1822 ; Advocate Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
C!ENSOR; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
Joseph T. Crowell, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
NATIONAL. DE.TIOCRAT ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription 82 ; established 1840 ; Lewis S. Hyer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
RED BANK, Monmouth Co., a 5,000
pop., at liead of navigation on Shrewsbury
r. and New Jersey Southern division of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., at junction of
New York & Long Branch and Pennsyl-
vania Rds., 26 m. from New York. Has
XEW JERSEY.
large canneries and carriage manufac-
tories ; a distributing centre for about one-
half the county.
NEW JERSEY STANDARD : Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1852 : R. C.
Penftekl. editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; John H. Cook, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
RIDGEWOOD, Bergen Co., cf 1,200
pop., on N. Y., L. E. & W. Rd., 5 m. from
Paterson and 22 from New York City ; the
residence of many New York City business
men. ;
COURIER; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30 : sxibscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 18S7; W. De Wilde & Co., editors
and publishers.
RINGOES, Hunterdon Co., ^ 300
pop., on Flemington branch of Delaware
& Belvidere division of the Pennsylvania
Rd., 6 m. from Lambertville. An academy
here.
JOURNAL OF AMERICAN OR-
THOEPY ; monthly; educational; twelve
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1884 ; C. W. Larison, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
RIVERSIDE, Burlington Co., a 1,300
pop., on Camden «& Amboy division of
Pennsylvania Rd., on Delaware r. Has
three hosiery mills in full operation.
TIMES; bi-weekly ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
Horace S. Dobbins, editor and publisher.
RIVERTON, Burlington Co., n 600
pop., on Amboy division of Pennsylvania
Rd., 8 m. from Camden.
HOME VISITOR; (see Palmyra.)
ROSELLE, Union Co.,cf 1,200 pop., on
Central Rd. of New Jersey. The first vil-
lage in State of New Jersey lighted by the
electric light.
RECORD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1886; E.
H. Graves, editor and publisher.
ROSENHAYN, Cumberland Co., p
50u pop., on Southern division of New Jer-
sey Southern Rd., 6 m. from Bridgetou and
Vineland. Engaged in agriculture, fruit-
raising and brick-making.
INDEX; semi-monthly ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .$1 ; es-
tablisheU 1886; M. Elbert Moore, editor and
publisher.
RUTHERrORD,i?er^era Co.,cf 2,600
pop., on N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd.
and Boonton branch of D., L. & W. Rd. Is
delightfully situated S m. from Jersej' City,
8 from Passaic and 7 from Paterson, and is
the residence of many New York City
business men.
BERGEN CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
independent; four i)ages; size 21x28; sub-
.scription $1; established 1871; Nelson W.
Young, editor and publisher.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; James
N. Bookstaver, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
435
NEW JERSEY.
SALEM,C. H.,5aZem Co., p 5,765 pop.,
on Salem r., 2}4 m. from Delaware r., at
terminus of Salem Rd., S4 m. from Phila-
delphia. Centre of an agricultural district
and place of active trade. Glass manufac-
tories and extensive fruit and vegetable
packing establishments are located here.
NATIONAIi STANDARD; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x43 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1819 ; Benjamin
Patterson, editor; S. Chew & Bro., publishers;
circulation J 2 .
SOUTH JERSEYMAN; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881; Smith & Bell, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2.
SUNBEA3I ; wridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; Robert Gwynne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SEABRIGHT, Monmoiith Co., n 700
pop., on N. J. Southern and Phila. & Read-
ing Rds., and Atlantic, Ocean, 5 m. N. of
Long Branch and 26 from N. Y. City. Sum-
mer resort for New Yorkers ; has large Ash-
ing interests.
SENTINEIj; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1881 ; P.
Hall Packer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SEA ISLE CITY, Cape May Co., p
350 pop., on West Jersey Rd., 65 m. from
Philadelphia. A summer resort rapidlj'
growing in popularity.
CAPE MAY CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; sub-
scription .SI. 50; established 1886; T. E. Lud-
1am, editor and publisher.
SMITH VILLE,^MWf'i5'«o?i Co.. □ 400
pop., on Rancocas r. and Amboy division
of the Pennsylvania Rd., 2 m. E. of Mt.
Holly. Engaged in manufacturing all kinds
of wood-working machinery,
MECHANIC; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription 60 cents ;
established 18T0; H. B. Smith Machine Co.,
publishers ; an advertising sheet.
SOMERVILLE, C. H., Somerset Co.,
a 3,316 pop., on Raritan r. and on New
Jersey Central division of the Philadelphia
& Reading Rd. and at terminus of Fleming-
ton branch, 36 m. from New York. In the
midst of a prosperous agricultural district.
SOMERSET MESSENGER ; Wednes
davs : democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription .§2 ; established 1822 ; J. H.
Mattison, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
UNIONIST - GAZETTE ; Thursdays ;
republican : eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion .§2; established 1834; A. V. D. Honey-
man, editor ; Unionist Gazette Association,
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the
New Jersey Law Journal.
JERSEY KNIGHT ; monthly; Knight
of Pythias; f(^ur pases ; size 18x24; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1884 ; D. N. Messier,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEAV JERSEY LAW JOURNAL.;
monthly ; legal ; thirty-six pages ; size of page
6x10 ; suljscription .$3 ; established 18T8 ; Ed-
ward Q. Keasbey and George M. Keasbey,
editors; Honey man & Co., publishers; cir-
culation L 2 ; issues also the Unionist-Gazette.
SOJJT'H. A.'M.'BOY , Middlesex Co., n
4,100 pop., on Raritan r. and Central and
Penna. Rds., "23 m. from New York. Has
NEW JERSEY.
potteries, machine shops and an iron
foundrj-. Is a coal shipping port.
CITIZEN; Saturdavs ; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
South Amboy Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
SOUTH ORANGE, Essex Co., ^
4,01 HI pop., on Morris & Essex division of
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 5
m. from Newai-k and 16 from New York.
Prosperous town, rapidly increasing in
population and importance.
BULiLiETIN; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1869 ; Fred. D. Crozier, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SPARTA, Sussex Co., t: 500 pop., on
New York, Susquehanna & Western Rd.
Valuable zinc and iron ore mines in vicinity.
SIGN A Li ; bi-weekly ; prohibitionist ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Collins Sanford, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SUMMIT, Unio7i Co., cf 2,539 pop., 20
m. from New York, on Del., Lack. & Western
and Passaic & Delaware Rds. Has a gossa-
mer goods factory and several others for
carriages, wheels and hubs, and is a prom-
inent summer resort.
RECORD ; Saturdays; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; D. M. Smythe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SWEDESBORO, Gloucester Co., p
1,200 pop., on the Swedesboro and Salem
branch of West Jersey Rd., 17 m. from
Philadelphia. Manufacturing, farming and
truck growing are the principal industrial
pursuits.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; etablished 1885 ; Geo.
W. Pither, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscriiJtion $1 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; William W. Taylor, editor and
pu1)lisher ; circulation K 1.
TENAFLY, Bergen Co., c^ 2,333 pop.,
16 m. from New York city, on the Northern
Rd. of New Jersey. Engaged in the manu-
facture of peps, the material used in mak-
ing artificial flowers, locks, bronze hard-
ware and portable frame houses. Delight-
fully located in a fertile section, and is the
home of many w^ealthy New York business
men.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
16x22; subscription $1; established 1884; Wil-
liam G. Jellison, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
TOM'S RIVER, C. H., Ocean Co., □
1,50(J pop., at head of Tom's r. baj', on the
Tom's r. Branch Rd. Engaged in coasting
trade and cranberrj' culture.
NEAV JERSEY COURIER ; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1850; H. Jennings,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OCEAN CO. D E 31 O C R A T ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; Charles S.
Haslett, editor and publisher; circn K*2.
TRENTON, C. H., 3fercer Co., a State
capital, :>1,3S6 pop., on Delaware r., at head of
steamboat navigation, 30 m. from Philadel-
436
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
XEW JERSEY.
phia and 60 from New York, and on Penn-
sj'lvania Rd. and New York & Philadelphia
New Line Rds. and Delaware and Rari-
tan canal ; connected with coal regions bj'
Belvidere cfe Delaware Rd. Its proximity to
field of snpply and markets, by competing
roads, makes it especially valnable as a
manufacturing site. Twenty-four potteries
located here, employing twelve thousand
persons, and among the other industries
are two wire and wire-rope mills, employ-
ing two thousand persons, a rolling mill
employing a thousand, a dozen rubber fac.
tories employing fifteen hundred, and twelve
china decorating establishments.
E3IPORIIJM; every morning except
Sunday ; independent ; eight pages ; size
32x44 ; subscription S3 ; established 1867 ; John
Briest, publisher; circulation J 1.
STATE GAZETTE; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Thursdays ;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 2Tx42, weekly 32x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2 ; established
—daily 1847, weekly 1792; The John L. Mur-
phy Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily I 2 , weekly G 1.
TII>[E!S; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's ; daily four
■pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x35,
weekly 23x42; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$2 ; established — daily 1S82, weekly 1883 ;
Edwin Fitzgeorge, publisher ; circulation —
daily 1 1 , weekly K 1.
TRUE A3IERICAN; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription — daily §5, weekly S1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1850, weekly 1800 ; Naar, Day &
Naar, editors and publishers ; circulation—
daily I 2 , weekly K 1.
ANGLO-A3IERICAN; Saturdays; four
pages; size 22x:iti ; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1SS6; William Henry Beable, editor and
pul^lisher.
CHA31BERS4BURG PRESS; Satur
days ; four images ; size 24x3(i ; subscription
$1.50; established 1S86; Edwin Fitzgeorge,
editor and publisher.
HERAlil) ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,S1 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Ernest C. Stahl, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the
Neil- Jerseii Stoats Journal.
m E R C E R C O. NEWS AND
CHAMBERSBl RG WEEKLY;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1873 ; Elliott Mood}%
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
NEW JERSEY CATHOLIC JOUR-
NAL; Satiu'days; catholic; four pages; size
22x31) ; sul)scriptionSl ; establisheil ISSii; Jour-
nal Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
NEW JERSEY STAATS JOUR-
NAL; Saturdays; German; democratic;
four pages; size" 26x40 ; subscription S2; es-
tablished 1867 ; Ernest C. Stahl, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the
Hernlfl.
SUNDAY ADVERTISER; Sundays;
independent ; eight pages ; size of page lSx24 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1883; Andrew
M. Clarke, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 1.
VINELAND, Cumberland Co., p 7,000
. pop., on West Jersey- Rd. and N. J. Southern
division of Philadelphia & Reading Rd.,
35 m. from Philadelphia and 115 from New
York. Rapidly increasing in population.
Engaged in fruit growing, manufacturing
and general farming.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday; independent; four pages
(Saturdaj' issue eight pages); size 20x26
XEW JERSEY.
(Saturday issue 26x40) ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; B. F. Ladd, editor and publisher :
circulation K 2.
NEWS-TI]>[ES; every morning except
Sunday, and SOUTH JERSEY TI3IES,
Saturdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— <laily 22x30, weekly
30x44; subscription — daily .$2, weekly S1.50 ;
established— daily 1877, weekly 1880 ; H. B. &
H. S. French, editors and publishers; circula-
tion— daily K 1. weekly L2.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent-republican ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1864; W. V. L. Selig-
man, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
PROHIBITIONIST; Thursdays; pro
hibition; four pages; size2(ix3S; subscription
$1 ; established 1S86 ; Henry W. Wilbur, editor
and publisher. .
SOUTH JERSEY -A^ I 31 E S ; (see
Neirs-Times.)
ROSTRUM; bi-weekly ; spiritualist ;
eight pages; size 22x28; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1832; A. C. Cotton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BOTE DER NEUEN KIRCHE; semi
monthly ; German : swedeuborgian ; eight
pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription S2 ; established
1854 ; Rev. Arthur O. Brickmann, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements.
WASHINGTON, Warren Co., tl
3,500 pop., on Morris & Essex and Boon-
ton branches of the Delaware, Lack-
awanna & Western Rds., 65 m. W. of
Jersey City. A branch railroad connects
with the Central Rd. at Hampton Junction.
Washington is the centre of considerable
farming interests and manufactures pianos,
cabinet organs, shoes and other articles.
REVIEW; Fridaj's ; independent; eight
pages ; size ^x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Shampanore & Davison, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ST A R ; Thursdays; democratic; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1868 ; La Roe & Blazer, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
WESTFIELD, Union Co., cf 4,000
pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 20 m.
W. S. W. of New York City. Manufactories
and stores of various kinds.
UNION CO. STAND.\RD; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1885 ; Edgar R. Pearsall,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WILLI AMSTOWN,G?oMces<e7- Co.,
p 1,800 pop., 23 m. S. W. from Camden,
on the Willianistown and DelaAvare R. Rd.
Engaged In glass manufacturing and the
canning of fruit and vegetables.
NEVA'S ; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription $1; established 1884; C. E. Thomas
and J. S. Weaver, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
WOODBRIDGE, Middlesex Co., n
4,500 pop. of township, on Central New Jer-
sey Rd. (Sewaren Station) and on Penna.
Rd., 4 m, from Perth Amboy. Fire brick
and tile and other manufactories are lo-
cated here.
INDEPENDENT HOUR; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876; Peter K. Edgar,
editor and i)ublisher ; circulation L 2 .
PARISH TELEPHONE; monthly;
protestant episcopal; rhirty-two pages : size
of page Sxll ; subscription 75 cents; estab-
lished 1SS6; Rev. A. L. Lighthipe, editor and
publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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NEW JERSEY.
"WOODBURY, C. H., Gloucester Co.,
p 3,329 pop., on Woodbury creek and on
West Jersey and Delaware River Rds., 8 ni.
from Philadelphia, 7 from Camden and 3
from Delaware r. Centre of agricultural
region supplying New York and Phila-
delphia markets with fruit and vegetables.
Celebrated as a berry-producing section.
CONSTITUTION AND FARMERS'
AND MECHANICS' ADVERTISER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $1.50; established 1834 ; A.
S. Barber, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
GLOUCESTER CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; James D. Carpen-
ter, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
L-IBERAIi PRESS; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
^1 ; established 1877 ; W. E. Schoch, editor ;
Liberal Press Co., publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
WOODSTOWN, Salem Co., p 1,400
pop., on Salem creek, 10 m. from the Dela-
ware r. and 25 from Philadelphia, on Woods-
town & Swedesboro branch of West Jersey
Rd. ; surroitnded by a rich agricultui'al
region.
MONITOR; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Monitor Publishing Co., ^ditors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Taylor & Kates, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
ADAMS, Jefferson Co., fl 3,800 pop. (ot
town), on Rome, Waterto^vn & Ogdensburg
Rd., 14 m. from Watertown and 59 from
Rome. Situated in an agricultural region
and containing several mills and manufac-
tories. Central business point for the
southern portion of the county.
JEFFERSON CO. JOURNAL,; Tues-
daj's : independent ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1844 ; W. J. Allen,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
ADDISON, Steuben Co., jH 2,300 pop.,on
Canisteo r. and N. Y., Lake Erie & Western
Rd. and terminus of Addison and North. Pa.
Rd., 30 m. from Elmira, 300 from New York,
150 from Buffalo. Centre of an agricultural
and lumbering district. Contains sash,
door and blind, furniture, plow-handle,
and boot and shoe factories, besides two
tanneries, foundry, and flouring, woolen
and saw mills.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1858 ; A. Roberts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
RECORD ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1881 ; C. B. Mowers, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
AFTON, Chenango Co., a 875 pop., on
A. & S. Rd., 28 m. from Binghamton. A
farming community.
ENTERPRISE : Fridays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1880 ; N. E. Barton, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
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AKRON, Erie Co., -D 1,800 pop., on
West Shore Rd., 24 m. from Buffalo. Noted
for its manufacture of Akron cement and
Akron flour. Rich farming country.
BREEZE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; J. H.
Meahl, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ALBANY, C. H., Albany Co., D- State
capital, 90,903 pop., on Hudson r., 142 m.
from New York. Centre of a very impor-
tant wholesale and retail trade, at junction
of several railroads and at entrance of Erie
Canal to the Hudson. Connected by river
and canals ^vith Lake Erie, Lake Ontario
and Lake Champlain. The lumber trade
is one of the conspicuous business features
of the citj\
A R G U S ; every morning, SEMI-
WEEKLY, Mondays and Thursdays, and
WEEIiLY, Tliursdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 32x46; subscription— daily $8,
Sunday edition $2, semi-weekly $2, weekly $1,
established 1813 ; Argus Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circ'n — daily G 1, semi-weekly 1 1
weekly C 2, Sundav F 1 .
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday, JOURNAL, semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays, and JOURNAL,
Thursdays; republican; four pages; size 30x47;
subscription — daily $9, semi-weeklj- $2,
weekly $1; established 1830; Journal Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily Gr2,
semi-weeklv 1 1, weekly F 2.
EVENING POST ;" every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x32;
subscription .|4 ; established 1865 ; R. M. Grif-
fin, editor; M. & E. Griffin, publishers; cir-
culation J 2 .
EVENING UNION; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription .§5 ; established 1882 ; Fred'k W.
White, editor ; Union Printing and Pub-
lishing Co. (Limited), publishers ; circ'n 1 1 .
FREIE BLAETTER; every evening
except Sunday ; German ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $7.80 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; August Miggael, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation K 2 ; a supplement, en-
titled Sonntagsgast, is issued regularly with
the Saturday evening edition.
MORNING EXPRESS; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and SUNDAY EX-
PRESS, Sundays ; daily four pages, Sunday
eight pages ; size — daily 28x44, Sunday 15x23 ;
subscription— daily $7, Sunday $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1857, Sunday 1882; Hurcomb &
North, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily G 2, Sunday F 1.
PRESS AND KNICKERBOCKER;
every morning except Sunday, and SUN-
DAY PRESS, Sundays; independent;
daily four pages, Sunday eight pages ; size —
dailj' 24x36, Sunday (size of page) 18x24 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, Sundav $2 ; established-
daily 184:3, Sunday 1870 ; John Farrell, M. H.
Rooker and James Macfarlane, editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily G 1, Sunday G 1 ;
issue also the Press and Legislative Journal.
TAGLICHER HEROLD; every even-
ing except Sunday ; German ; republican ;
four pages ; size 23x.^ ; subscription $7 ; es-
tablished 1869; Mrs. Anna Maria Heinmiller,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription — daily $7,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1856. weekly
1873; T. C. Callicot, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily H 2, weekly H 1.
JOURNAL; (see Evening Journal.)
CULTIVATOR AND COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN; Thursdays; agricultural;
twenty pages; size of page 11x15; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1831 ; Luther Tucker &
Son. editors and publishers ; cii'culation E 3.
JOURNAL; {see Evening Journal.)
438
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
I. AW JOURNAIi; Saturdays; legal;
t\vent\ -eiKht pages ; size of page 7x11 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1870 ; Irving Browne,
editor ; Weed, Parsons & Co. , publishers ; cir-
culation I 2 .
MERCHANTS' MAIL. ; Fridays; com-
mercial; twenty four pages; size of page
1(1x14; subscription $1; established 1885;
Newton Dexter, managing editor ; Merchants'
Publishing Co.. publishers ; circulation K 2.
MORNING TELEGRAM; Sundays;
eight pages; size 32x4-1; subscription $2; es-
tablished 18S6 ; Telegram Co., editors and
publishers; issues also the Elmira Morning
Telegram.
PRESS AND LEGISLATIVE
JOl^RNALi ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
John H. Farrell, M. H. Rooker aud James Mc-
Farlane, editors and publishers ; cii'culation
I 2 ; issue also the Press and Knickerbocker.
SUNDAY PRESS ; ( see P)~ess and
Kn ickerbocker.)
ZION'S WATCHMAN; Saturdays;
evangelical ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1879 ; John Lemley,
editor aud publisher ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
CUE; monthly; twenty pages; size of
page 7x10; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1884; Students of Albany Academy,
editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
gS~ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 5, 1886, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Newspaper Di-
rectory, 516 copies. A college paper; Issued
during the collegiate year.
DER ERZ-DRUIDE; monthly; Eng
lish and German ; Order of Druids ; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1860 ; H. Freudenthal, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
FOREST, FORGE AND FARM ;
monthly ; sporting ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 9x13 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1880 ; H. S. Quackeubush, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
MEDICAL. ANNAL.S; monthly; med-
ical ; flf ty-two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; Editorial Committee of the
Medical Society of the County of Albany,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
POULTRY MONTHLY; poultry rais
ing ; flf ty -six pages ; size of page 9x11 ; sub-
scription .$1.25 ; established 1878 ; Ferris Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
THOMAS BROTHERS' MUSICAL
JOURNAL ; monthly; music ; twenty-eight
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription .$1.25 ;
established 1879 ; James H. Thomas, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
WORK AT HOME; monthly; evan-
gelical; twenty-four pages ; size of page 9x12;
subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; Geo. Sander-
son, Jr., managing editor ; circulation J 2 ;
the organ of the City Tract and Missionary
Society.
AliBION, C. H., Orleans Co., -n 5,400
pop., on Erie Canal and New York Central
Rd., 30 m. from Rochester. A trade centre,
and contains several mills and manufac-
tories.
ORLEANS AMERICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1831; Henry A. Bruner,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ORLEANS REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.60 ; established 1828 ; L. H.
Beach, editor ; C. G. Beach & Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
SATURDAY CHRONICLE; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1876 ; William B. Young,
editor and i)ublisher ; circulation K 1.
OOLOGIST; bimonthly; scientific;
twenty-four pages octavo ; subscription 25
cents ; established 1884 ; Frank H. Lattin,
editor and publisher.
NEW YORK.
ALFRED CENTRE, Allegany Co.,
P 900 pop., near line of Erie Rd., 340 m.
from New York and 11 W. of Hornellsville.
Seat of Alfred University.
ALFRED SUN; Thursdays; Independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1883; L. E. Livermore, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SABBATH RECORDER; Thursdays;
seventh day baptist ; eight pages ; size 31x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1845 ; Rev. L. A.
Platts, D.D., editor ; American Sabbath Tract
Society, publishers ; circulation I 1 ; issues
also the Outlook and Sabbath Quarterly.
OUTLOOK AND SABBATH
QUARTERLY; seventh day baptist;
thirty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1882 ; A. H. Lewis,
D.D., editor ; American Sabbath Tract So-
ciety, publishers ; circulation C 1 ; issues also
the SabbaHi Recorder.
ALLEGANY, Cattaraugus Co., JL
1,800 pop., on New York, Lake Erie & West-
ern and Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia
Rds. Dairying and farming section.
NEWS; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
W. A. Day, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
AMENIA, Dutchess Co., □, 393t pop.
(town 2,697), on New York & Harlem Rd.,
88 m. from New York. Condensed milk
factory, and a sash and blind manufactory.
Iron mines in vicinity.
TIMES ; Mondays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 28x42 ; svibscription $1.50 ; established
1852 ; Charles Walsh, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
AMSTERDAM, Montgomery Co., o
16,000 pop., on Mohawk r., 33 m. from Albany
and on New York Central and West Shore
Rds. Engaged in the manufacture of knit
goods, carpets, steel springs and other
articles, which creates an active business
in all branches of trade. Surrounded by a
rich and well-settled agricultural section.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; daily eight pages, weekly twelve
pages; size of page 15x22; subscription-
daily $6, weekly $1.50; established— daily
1879, weekly 1870 ; William J. Kline, editor and
publisher ; circ'n— daily J 1 , weekly J 1 ; an
edition, entitled the Herald, is issued for
Broadalbiu.
EVENING RECORDER; every even-
ing except Sunday, and RECORDER,
Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 24x38, weekly 29x44 ; subscription —
daily $5, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1882,
weekly 1854 ; Finlayson & Belden, editors and
publishers; circulation — daily K 2, week-
ly J 1 .
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 24x35 ; weekly 28x44 ;
subscription— dailv $5 ; weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1884 ; weekly 1879 ; G. H. Load-
wick, editor aud publisher ; circulation-
dally K 2, weekly J 1.
RECORDER; (see Evening Recorder.)
WORKMAN; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ; size 24x41) ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Fay Shaul, editor and publisher.
ANDES, Delaware Co., O, 550 pop. (of
town 2,639), on western slope of the Catskill
Mountains, 12 m. from Ulster &, Delaware
and New York, Ontario & Western Rds.,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOllY.
439
XEW YORK.
and 60 from Kingston ; in a prospering
farming and dairying district.
RECORDER; Thursdajs ; independent-
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $\ ; established 1867 ; William Clark,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ANGELICA, C. H., Allegany Co., JJ
1,620 pop., on Lackawanna & Pittsburgh
and N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rds. A tan-
ner3% paper and grist mill located here.
ALLEGANY CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; republican : four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1820 ; L. G.
Raymond, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
ANGOLA, ^rie Co., -n 600 pop., on L.
S. & Mich. Southern, New York, Chicago &
St. Louis and Buffalo, New York & Philadel-
phia Rds., 22 m. W. of Buffalo. Large roller
flour mill, planing mill and lumber yard.
RECORD ; Thui-sdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
W. M. Landon, editor and publisher ; circula
tlon L 2 .
ANTWERP, Jefferson Co., i 1,731
pop., on Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
Rd. Engaged in manufactures.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1873 ; Jas. W. Van Slyke, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also
the Philadelphia Monitor.
ARCADE, Wyoming Co., -n 1,580
pop., on Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia
and T. V. & Cuba Rds., 85 m. from Buffalo.
Centre of trade for a radius of 50 miles.
Manufactures woolen yarns, furniture, bar-
rels and cheese boxes ; has large stone
quarries and fine water power; also Board
of Trade for dairy markets, etc.
LEADER ; Fridays; independent; eight
f)ages ; size 32x4S ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1859 ; Frank P. Hulette, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
ATHENS, Greene Co., Q, 2,500 pop.
(of town), 2 m. from West Shore Rd. and
1 from Hudson. Ice, the manufacture of
ice tools and boat-building are the princi-
pal industries.
RECORD ; Fi-idays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 18-84 ;
John W. Moodj-, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
ATTICA, Wyoming Co., -n l,935t pop.,
on Tonawanda r. and Buffalo division of
N.Y., Lake Erie & Western and Tonawanda
Valley & Cuba Rds., 31 m. from Buffalo. A
branch railroad connects with the New
York Central at Batavia.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25;
established 1885 ; Chas. H. Dew, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ARGUS; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877; D. H. Turner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; an edition of the
Warsaw Wyoming Co. Democrat-Review.
NEWS; Fridays; independent-republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
Sl.TO ; established 1872 ; Fred'k Wolter & Co.,
editors and publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
AUBURN, C. H., Cayuga Co., n 28,000
pop., on Owasco Lake, and New York Cen-
NEW YORK.
tral and Southern Central, Lehigh Valley
and Ithaca, Auburn & Western Rds., 326 m.
from New York. Possesses abundant water
power, and engaged very extensively in
manufacturing mowers and reapers, agri-
cultural implements, carpets, woolen and
iron goods aud boots and shoes. One of the
State Prisons and the State Insane Asylum
for criminals are located here.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Sunday, and JOURNAL, Wednesdays ; re-
publican ; dailj' four pages, weekly ten
pages ; size — daily 28x40, weekly (size of page)
15x23 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished — daily 1844, weekly 1827 ; Knapp,
Peck & Thomson, editors aud publishers ;
circulation— -daily J 2, weekly J 2.
BULLETIN; every evening except Sun-
day, and NEWS AND DEMOCRAT,
Thursdays ; daily independent, weekly dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly and Satur-
day eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
30x46, and Saturday (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscription— daily $6. weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 1870, weekly 1868 ; Wm. J. Moses,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily H 1,
weekly J 1.
3IORNING DISPATCH; every morn-
ing except Sunday, WEEKLY, Wednes-
days, and SUNDAY DISPATCH, Sun-
days ; daily four pages, weekly and Sun-
day eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
and Sunday (size of page) 15x22; sub-
scription—daily $4.50, with Sunday $6,
Sunday $2, weeklj' $1 ; established— daily
1882, weekly 1882, Sunday 1881 ; Dispatch
Printing Association (limited), publishers ;
circulation— daily J 2, weekly K 2, Sun-
day I 1 .
CAYUGA CO. INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; J.
A. Johnson, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
JOURNAL; (see Advertiser.)
NEWS AND DEMOCRAT; (see
Bulletin.)
SUNDAY DISPATCH ; (see Morning
Dispatch.)
TEMPERANCE HERALD; Thurs-
days ; temperance : four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; C. W. Burt,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
PURPLE AND GOLD; quarterly;
college secret society ; sixtj'-eight pages ; size
of page 6x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
18S3 ; Wm. H. Hotchkiss, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
AVOCA, Steuben Co., p 1,200 pop. (of
town), on N. Y., Lake Erie & W. and
Delaware, Lack. & Western Rds. and Con-
hocton r., 65 m. from Rochester. Has
butter, cheese and egg traffic, aud potatoe
aud apple market ; also flouring, saw and
planing mills, wagon and chair factoi-y,
and is in an agricultural district.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Alvin Wood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
STAR ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; Star
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
AVON, Livingston Co., -D l,617t pop.,
on N. Y., Lake Erie & Western, Delaware &
Lackawanna and Buffalo, N. Y, & Phila.
Rds. A watering place of considerable
celebrity.
A VONIAN ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1873;
Franklin Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation L 2 .
440
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
LIVINGSTON CO. HERALD; Thurs
daj's ; four pages ; size 2tix4ll ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1876 ; Florence Van Allen,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BABYLON, Suffolk Co.,UX 2,770 pop.
(town 6,2G5), at junction of Montauk & Cen-
tral divisions of Long Island Rd., and on
Great South Side Bay, 35 m. E. of Brooklyn.
Agricultural country surrounding; noted
as a place of summer resort ; its revenue is
largely derived from the products of Great
South Bay, which yields largely in fish,
oysters and wild fowl ; electric light just
introduced.
BUDGET; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; Henry Livingston, Son &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
Issue also the South Side Signal.
SOUTH SIDE SIGNAL; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1869 ; Henry Livings-
ton, Son & Co , editors and publishers ; circu-
lation I 2 ; issue also the Budget.
BAINBRIDGE, Chenango Co., n
1,000 pop. (town 1,924), on Susquehanna r.
and Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 31 m. from
Binghamton. Engaged in the manufacttire
of shoes, children's sleds and wagons,
cigars and emerj^ wheels.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; independent;
four pages; size Mx35; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1871 ; George L. Babcock, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
BALDWINSVIIiLE,Onon(Z«5'a Co.,
O 3,500 pop., on Seneca r. and D., L. &W.
and Baldwinsville & Syracuse Rds., 12 m.
from Syracuse and connected vnth. it by
canal. Engaged in manuf actui'es ; tobacco
centre of Central New York.
ERA ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Charles P.
Cornell, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
GAZETTE AND FARMERS'
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.75 ;
established 1846; J. F. Greene & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulafion 1 1. 'iW Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
November 25, 1886, as per statement on file at
the office of the American Newspaper Direct-
ory, 2,203 copies.
BALLSTON SPA, C. H., Saratoga
Co., Q- 4,500 pop., on Delaware & Hudson
Canal Co.'s Rd., 30m. from Albany, 25 from
Troy and 7 from Saratoga Springs. En-
gaged in manufactures. A place of summer
resort.
BALLSTON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1866; Philip Lyon,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BALLSTON JOURNAL; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1798; H. L. Grose &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
BARRYTOWN, Dutchess Co., [^
260 pop., a landing on Hudson r., and station
on Hudson River div. of N. Y. C. & H. R.
Rd., 3 m. from Red Hook.
BEE-KEEPERS' MAGAZINE;
monthlv; bee-LUiture; thirty-two pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 35 cents ; established 1873 ;
Aspinwall & Treadwell, editors and publish-
ers ; cu-culation H 1.
NEW YORK.
BAT A VIA, C. H., Genesee Co., -a 7,517
pop. (town 9,000), on Tonawanda Creek and
New York, Lake Erie & Western and
New York Central & Hudson River Rds.,
at junction of Canandaigua, Tonawanda &
Attica branches, 37 m. from Buffalo, 32 from
Rochester. Surrounded by an agricultural
district. Centre of trade. Several manu-
factories are located here, Including har-
vester w^orks, N. Y. Lumber and "Woodwork-
ing Co.'s shops. Swift's wheel works, and
plow works.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 18x28 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished J^878 ; Griswold & McWain, publishers ;
circulation I 1.
PROGRESSIVE BATAVIAN; Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1868 ; R. S. Lewis,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1819; A. H. Thomas,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
BATH, C.H., Steuben Co.,p 3,500 pop.
(town 7,396), on Delaware, Lack. & West-
ern Rds. and Rochester division of N. Y.,
Lake Erie & Western and Bath & Ham-
mondsport Rds., 75 m. from Rochester.
Surrounded by an agricultural district and
centre of trade. Some manufacturing
done here. Location of the New York
State Soldiers' and Sailors' Home and the
Davenport Orphan Asylum.
PLAINDEALER; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883: A. Ellas McCall, editor: Plain-
dealer Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
STEUBEN COURIER; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1843 ; H. S. Hull, editor
and publisher ; circiilation H 1.
STEUBEN FARMERS' ADVO-
CATE ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 31x49 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1815; A. L. Underbill & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation H 2.
BATH - ON - THE - HUDSON,
Rensselaer Co., D- 2,046 pop., on Hudson r.,
opposite Albany, and N. Y. Central & Hud-
son River Rd., 6 m. from Troy. Good docks
on Hudson r., and deals mostly in coal
and ice. Several ice houses here.
EVENING STAR; (see Greenbush.)
BAY RIDGE, Kings Co., R 350 pop.,
on New York & Sea Beach, Brooklyn, Bath
& West End, and New York & Manhattan
Beach Rds., 2 m. from Fort Hamilton and 4
from Brooklyn by horse cars.
GOSSIP ; Tuesdays; eight pages; size of
page 9x12; subscription $1 ; established 1886.
BAY SHORE, Suffolk Co., n, 2,000
pop., on Montauk div. of Long Island Rd.
Grist mills and various manufactories ; a
noted Summer resort ; on Great South Bay.
JOURNAL; Satm-days ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Frank A. Johnson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
AGENTS STAR: monthly ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription 40 cents ; established
1881 ; C. D. Thurber & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
441
XEW YORK.
BELMONT, C. H., Allegany Co., ^
1,250 pop., on Genesee r. and on M. Y., Lake
Erie «fc Western Rds. Has water power,
■which is employed In nianufaoturing.
Centre of lumber and wool-growing district.
GENESEE VALLEY POST;
Wednesdays ; pi'ohlbition ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1881;
James E. Norton, editor and publisher ; cir-
lation J 1.
BINGHAMTON, C. H., Broome Co.,
^ 25,000 pop., at junction of Chenango and
Susquehanna rs., and on N. Y., Lake Erie &
Western Rd., Delaware, Lack. & Western,
and Del. & Hudson Canal Co. Rds. Has
good water power and does a manufactur-
ing and mercantile business. Famous for
its beauty. Has costly residences, elegant
business blocks, wide and well paved thor-
oughfares and drives; styled the "Parlor
City." Rated tuxrd in United States in cigar
industry.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic; foiu" pages ; size — daily 22x32, weekly
28x44 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1868, weekly 1845; Wm. S.
and Geo. L. Lawj'er, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily L 2 , weekly K 1.
LEADER ;every evening except Sunday,
and DEMOCRATIC LEADER, Fridays ;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — dailj^ 26x39, weekly 36x48 ; sub-
scription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1878, weekly 1869 ; A. W. Carl, editor and
publisher; circulation — daily 1 1, weekly 12.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and BROO^lE REPUBLI-
CAN, Thursdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 29x44,
weekly 35x48 ; subscription — daily S7.50, week-
ly $1 ; established— daily 1849, weekly 1822 ;
Binghamton Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation— dailj" I 2 , weeklj' I 1 .
AXE ; Saturdays ; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription SI ; established 1885 ; O. E. Briggs
and O. S. Bishop, editors and publishers ;
circulation I 1 .
BROOME REPUBLICAN ; (see Re-
publican.)
DE3IOCRATIC LEADER: (see
Leader.)
BliOOMINGBURG, Sullivan Co.,U^
530 pop., on X. Y., Ontario & Western Rd., 8
m. from Middletown, and 1 from Blooming-
burg station.
DISPATCH ; Wednesdays : eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription .$1; established 1886 ;
Harry F. White, editor and publisher; an
edition of the Wurtsboro Dispatch.
BOIilVAR, Allegany Co., jH 2,500 pop.
(of town), on Lack. & Pittsburgh and B., E.
<% C. Rds. An oil town.
LEADER; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
.30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
F. R. Wellington, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
BOONVILLE, Oneida Co., a 4,500
pop., on Black River Canal and Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg Rd., 35 m. from
Utica. Fine agricultural district. Natural
gateway to the Adirondack woods and
waters.
HERALD AND ADIRONDACK
TOURIST; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 2-ix44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18.52; Willard Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
NEW YORK.
BREWSTER, Putnam Co., O, 1,535
pop., on New York & Harlem, New York &
New England and N. Y. City & Northern
Rds., 52 m. N. of New York. Centre of a
fine dairying country. Three. Lron mines
are located here.
STANDARD ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1868 ; E. W. Addis, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
BRIDGE WATER, Oneida Co., a
800 pop., on Richfield branch of D., L. & W.
Rd., IS m. S. of Utica, and on branch of
Unadilla r.
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; C. F.
Bui'dick, editor and publisher.
BROADALBIN, Fulton Co., a- 2,175
pop., 10 m. N. of Amsterdam, 9 m. W. of
Johnstown. Has glove and mitten ; also
knitting factories.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
31x42; subscription $1.50; established 1878;
Kline & Gardner, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1 ; an edition of the Amsterdam
Democrat.
BROCKPORT, Monroe Co., -a 4,600
pop., on the Erie Canal and New York Cen-
tral Rd., 17 m. W. of Rochester. Engaged
in manufacturing agricultural implements
and other articles. The town is said to be
the largest market for beans, from first
hands, in the country, more than one hun-
dred thotisand bushels having been thus
sold in a single season. New liarvester
works have just been built.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; independent;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.25;
established 1870; Hammon & Campbell, ed-
itors and piiblishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLIC; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1.35 ;
established 1856; Lorenzo T. Beach, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BROCTON, Chautauqua Co., JJ 500
pop., 10 m. from Dunkirk and 7 from Fre-
douia. Grape-growing and grape-basket
manufacturing is the especial industry.
CHAUTAUQUA GRAPEVINE; (see
Westfleld.)
BROOKFIELD, Madison Co., □ 600
pop., 25 m. S. of Utica. A thriving village in
the centre of a county noted for the pro-
duction of cheese and hops. Large steam
saw and planing mills and tannery located
here.
COURIER AND REPORTER;
Tliursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $1.50; established 1876;
Stillman & Spooner, editors and publishers;
circulation J 2.
BROOKLYN, C. H., Kings Co., Q^
750,000 pop., opposite New York City, on W,
end of Long Island, connected with New-
York by the famous East River bridge, and
by numerous steam ferries constantly run-
ning. Engaged in commerce and manufac.
tures, and the dwelling place of very many
thousands of persons doing business or
employed in New York. Brooklyn is the
chief seat of the sugar-refining industry in
442
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
the United States, and has also very exten-
sive docks and storage warehouses. It is
noted for the number and influence of its
churches. A United States Navy Yard is
also located here.
BROOKL.YXER FREIE PRESSE:
every evening except Sunday, and LONGr
ISIiAEXDER, Sundays; German; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 24x38, Sunday (size of page)
17x23 ; subscription— daily with Sunday $7.50,
Sunday $2 ; established— daily 1863, Sunday
1874 ; Henry E. Roehr, publisher ; circulation
—daily H ,>. Sunday H 2.
CITIZEN; every evening except Sunday,
and Sunday morning ; daily four pages, Sun-
day eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, Sunday
(size of page) 18x23; subscription $7; estab-
lished 18.S6 ; William Youngblood, editor and
publisher.
EAGLiE; every evening except Sunday,
and Sunday morning ; democratic; daily six
pages, Sunday sixteen pages ; size — daily
29x4;3, Sunday (size of page) 19x23 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, Sunday SI. 50 ; established 1840;
circulation — dailv D 1, Sunday F 1.
GREENPOIXT STAR; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x36 (Saturday issue 26x40) ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1876 ; T. H. Todd, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; an edition of
the Long Island City Star.
STANDARD; every evening except
Sundaj- ; four pages ; size 21x36 ; subscription
$3.00 : established 1884 ; circulation G 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
four pages, Saturday eight pages ; size— daily
25x40, Saturday (size of page) 20x25 ; subscrip-
tion $7 ; established 1848 ; B. Peters & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation F 1 .
UNION ; every evening except Sunday,
and Sunday mornings ; republican ; daily four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 28x42,
Sunday (size of page) 16x22 ; subscription $6 ;
established 1863 ; circulation G 1.
3IIRROR : semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fi'idays; nonpartisan; six pages; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1884 ;
Smith & Potter, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H 2. iW°Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Dec. 17, 1S86, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 4, 126 copies.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; labor ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablislied 1875; G. H. Ayres & Co., editors and
publishers.
BliADE ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881 ;
H. Weinrauch & Bro., editors and publishers ;
circulation 1 1 .
BROOKLYN COURIER; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18S(i ; A. C. Huene & Bro., edi-
tors and pulilishers.
BROOKLYNER JOURNAL,; (see
New York Citv.)
BROOK LYNER REFORM; Satur-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size of page
19x26 : subscription $2.50 ; established 1871 ;
Frederick Weidner, editor and publisher; cu--
culation K 2.
CATHOLIC YOUTH; Sundays, and
MONTHLY; catholic ; juvenile ; eight
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription —
weekly $1. monthly 24 cents ; established
1881 ; Rev. E. J. McCabe. editor and iniblisher.
COHEN'S SATURDAY^ BUDGET;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; .size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1887; Saturday Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
EXAMINER ; Saturdays : catholic ;
eight pages; size 31x44; subscription $2;
established 1882; Catholic Examiner Pub-
lishing Co.. publLshers ; circulation G 1.
GliOBE (Greenpoint) ; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1876; Charles White,
proprietor; circulation L2.
GKEENPOINT INDEPENDENT;
Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
NEW YORK.
tion $1; established 1881; Independent Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K 1.
INN-KEEPER'S JOURNAL ; Fri
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1884; circula-
tion J 1 ; dated at New York City and Brook-
lyn.
KINGS CO. JOURNAL ; Wedues
days; four pages; size 24x35; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Charles C. Over-
ton & Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; New York office, 163 Maiden Lane.
LATERNE; Saturdays ; German ; inde-
pendent ; four pages : size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; established 1878 ; Pauline Midas,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LONG ISLAENDER; (see Brooklyner
LONG ISLAND DEUTSCHE ZEIT-
UNG; Saturdays; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Aug.
Korn, editor and publisher ; circulation .1 1 ;
dated at Brooklyn, Jamaica and Woodhaveu.
LONG ISLAND RECORD; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established isn ; Richard Pickering, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MARKET JOURNAL; Saturdays;
commercial ; eight pages ; size 22x32; sub-
scription $2; established 1885; Peter F.
Delaney and William F. Gill, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEUE FREIE PRESS; Wednesdays;
German : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1886 ; Emil Klaessig, edi-
tor ; Fleischmauu & Klaessig, publishers.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; independent-demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18 68 ; C. R. B Krogsgaard,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
NORDISKE BLADE; Saturdavs ;
Skandinavian ; four pages ; size 2;3x;>^ ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; M. Nielsen,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
PR ESS ; Saturdays ; masonic ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886 ; Press Publishing Co.. editors and pub-
lishers.
REAL ESTATE REVIEW AND
LONG ISLAND RECORD; Saturdays;
real estate ; insurance ; twenty pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $2.o(l ; established
1883 ; Brooklyn Real Estate Review Co., ed-
itors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
REVIEW ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
33x46; subscription $2.50; established 1873;
Review Publishing Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
SENTINEL AND HERALD; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1866 ; M. Cooper, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
FRATEKNAL GUIDE: .semimonth-
ly ; Ancient Order of United Workmen ; eight
pages; size 22x.S2; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1S86; Robert H. Munroe, editor and
publisher.
DENTAL COSMOS ; (see Philadel-
phia, Pa.)
GAEL; monthly ; English and Irish ;
sixteen pages; size of page 7x11; subscrip-
tion 6 ) cents ; establisheil 1881 ; M. J. Logan,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
HELPING HAND; monthly; eight
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription 50
cents ; established 1870 : circulation K 2 ;
an organ of the Orphans' Home on the Church
Charitv Foundation.
NATIONAL MONITOR; monthly ;
baptist; eight pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tions!; estal)lished 1870; Rufus L. Perry,
editor and publisher ; an organ of colored
people.
PARISH RECORD; monthly: prot-
estant episcopal : four i)ages ; size 23x34 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Rev.
Arthur Whitaker, euitor and publisher ; cir-
culation .1 1.
PLAIN TALK; monthly; sixteen
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription .50
cents ; established 1884 ; Plain Talk Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n H 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
443
NEW YORK.
PliYMOUTH CHIMES; monthly;
ten pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1878 ; publislied by
a Committee of Nine (Plymouth Chui'ch) ; cir-
culation I 1 ; a local church paper ; not issued
during the summer season.
POliYTECHNIC; monthly; twenty-two
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1880; Students of the Brooklyn
Collegiate and Polyteclmic Institute, editors
and publisliers ; circulation L 1 ; a school
paper ; issued during the school year.
RECORD OF THE C. B. L.. ;
monthly ; Catholic Benevolent Legion ; four
pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1882 ; John R. Kuhn, editor and
publislier ; circulation H i.
WOMAN'S WORK; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription 60 cents ;
established 1884 ; circulation K 1 ; devoted to
the employment of women.
BUFFALO, C. H., Erie Co., -a 235,000
pop., at eastern extremity of Lake Erie.,
352 m. W. of A.lbany and 22 S. S. E. of Niag-
ara Falls. Has connections by rail and
steamboat lines with different ports and
cities, and is connected with Albany by
Erie Canal and New York Central Rd.
Lake commerce is extensive, centering here
from all points "West. Has ample accom-
modation for shipping, and superior com-
mercial advantages, witli a water front of
about 5 miles, 2}4 miles on the lake and 2]4
on the Niagara r. Manufactures are various
and important, having attained considera-
ble magnitude in the different branches;
they embrace iron, leather, agricultural
implements, machinerj% distilled spirits,
etc. ; enjoys also a large live-stock trade.
COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER ;
every evening except .Sunday, and W^EEK.-
IjY, Wednesdays; republican; four pages;
size 31x50 ; subscription— daily $(>, weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1811, weekly 1810 ; James D.
Warren, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily F 1 . weeklv J 2 .
COURIER; every morning, and
W E E li. L Y, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eiglit pages; size-
daily and Sunday 31x50, weekly 38x47 ; sub-
scription—daily $8, Sunday $2, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1835, weekly 1845 ; The Courier
Company, publishers ; cu-culation— daily H 1,
Sunday G 1, weekly I 2 .
DEMOKRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WELTBUERGER, Thurs-
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscription
—daily $6.50, weekly $1.50; establislied— daily
1837; Mrs. Frederick Held, publislier ; circu-
lation— daily I 2 , weekly J 2.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and SUNDAY 3IORNING
NEWS, Sundays ; four pages ; size— daily
22x34, Sunday 30x4S ; subscription— daily $3,
Sunday $2.50 ; established— daily 1880, Sunday
1873 ; Edward H. Butler, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily C 1, Sunday E 1.
FREIE PRESSE ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, TRIBUENE, Sundays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; German; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size — daily and Sunday
26x40, weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $6.50,
Sunday $2, weekly $2 ; established 1855 ;
Richard Goebel, editor; Reinecke & Zesch,
publishers; circulation — daily 1 1, Sunday J 2,
weeklv J 2
MERCANTILE REVIEAV; every
evening except Sunday, TIM- WEEK-
LY, Mondays, Tuesdavs and Fridays, and
FARMER??" REVIEW AND L.IVE
STOCK JOURNAL, Wednesdays; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size— daily 17x26, tri-
Aveekly 15x22, weekly 21x30 ; subscription-
daily $4, tri-weekly $2.50, weekly $1.25; estab-
NEW YORK.
lished— daily 1883, tri-weekly 1884, weekly
1878 ; C. H. Webster, editor and publisher ;
circ'n— daily J 2, tri-weekly K 2, weeklv H 2.
MORNING EXPRESS ; every 'morn
ing except Sunday, WEEKLY, Thursdavs,
and SUNDAY MORNING EXPRESS,
Sundays ; independent-republican ; dailj'
and weekly eight pages, Sunday twelve
pages ; size of page 16x24 ; subscription
daily $8, with Sunday $9, weekly $1, Sunday
$2.50 ; established— dail J' and weekly 1846, Sun-
day 1883 ; J. N. Matthews, editor and'publisher;
circ'n— daily G 1, weeklj' I 1, Sundav E 1.
PRICECURRENTAND LIVE
STOCK REPORTER; every evening
except Sunday, and PRICE CURRENT,
semi-weekly, Mondays and Fridajs ; com-
mercial; four pages; size— daily 17x26, senii-
weekly 18x26 ; subscription— daily $4, semi-
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1884, semi-
weekly 1886 ; W. G. Webster, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J 1 .
T I MES ; every morning except Sunday, and
SUNDAY TIMES, Sundaj^s ; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, Sunday sixteen pages ;
size— daily 24x39, Sunday (size of page) 18x24 ;
subscription— daily $3, Sunday $2.50; estab-
lisheil— daily 1883, Sunday 1873 ; Times Com-
pany (Limited), editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily G 1, Sunday G 1.
VOLKS-FREUND ; eveiw evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size — daily 26x39, week-
ly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50 ;
established 1868; Henry Karis, editor; Ger-
man Printing Association, publishers ; circu-
lation—daily I 1, weekl3' 1 1.
OJCZ YZNA ; semi- weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays ; Polish ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1885 ; Ojczyzna
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
PRICE CURRENT; (see Price Current
and Live Stock Reporter.)
AURORA; Fridays; German; catholic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1851 ; Christian Wieckmann, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
CATHOLIC UNION AND TIMES;
Tliursdays ; catliolic ; eiglit pages ; size of
page 16x21 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Rev. P. Cronin, editor ; Butf alo Catholic Pub-
lication Co., publishers ; circulation G 2.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ; Thurs-
days ; undenominational ; eight pages ; size
of page 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1850 ; Rev. S. McGerald, editor and publisher ;
circulation G 1.
CHURCH KALENDAR ; (see West-
fleld.)
DEUTSCHES VOLKSBLATT;
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size of
page 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Germania Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1 ; an edition of the
Milwaukee, Wis., Germania.
DIE CHRISTLICHE WOCHE ; Fri-
days ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
23x33 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ;
Rev. Joseph M. Sorg editor ; publislied for
the benefit of the Buffalo German Reformed
Gatholic Orplian Asylum ; circulation I 2 .
ERIE CO. INDEPENDENT ; (see
Hamburg. 1
EXCELSIOR ; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ; size ■<:2.'c30 ; subsci-iption $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Georg-e Sutton, editor and pub-
lisher.
FARMERS' REVIEW AND LIVE-
STOCK JOURNAL ; (see Mercantile
Revieir.)
INTERNATIONAL. GAZETTE;
S iturdays; eight pages; size 30x48; subscrip-
tion $1 ; 'established 1885 ; Tovey & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation .1 1.
MILLING W ORLD AND CHRON-
ICLE OF THE GRAIN AND FLOUR
TRADE; Mondays ; commercial ; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879; American Industrj- Press
(limited), publishers ; circulation H 1 ; issues
also the Lumber World.
444
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
SATURDAY i»l ERC TRY; Saturdays ;
four pat;es; size 2Cx4U; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1885 ; W, J. McCahill, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
XVIth A3IEXDMENT : Thursdays;
prohibition ; four pages ; size 22x34 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; Mary E. Try on, edi-
tor and i)ublisher ; circulation H 2.
SUNDAY MORNING EXPRESS;
(see Morninq Express.)
SUNDAY 310RNING NEWS 5 (see
Evening Xeirs.)
SUNDAY TIMES; (see Times.)
SUNDAY TRUTH; Sundays; eight
pages ; size of page 19x25 ; subscription $2 50 ;
established 1882; Hausauer & Rappold, pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
TRIBUENE ; (see Freie Presse.)
WEL.TBUERGER; (see Demokrat.)
BUILDER AND REAL ESTATE
OWNER; semi-monthly; real estate;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
$2 : established 1883 ; L. Van Allen, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
A. O. U. W. ARGUS ; monthly; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; R. C. Hill, editor; Argus
Companv, publishers; circulation H 1.
CEMENTARIAN; monthly; commer-
cial ; twel ^e pages ; size of page 9x12 : sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886,; L. Van Allen,
editor; American Cementation Society, pub-
EMPIRE ORDER JOURNAL.;
monthlj' ; empire order of mutual aid ; four
pages; size 21x28-; subscrip.ion 50 cents; es-
tablished 1883 ; E. W. Beach, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2.
FREETHINKERS' MAGAZINE ;
monthly ; liberal ; hfty-four pages octavo ;
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; H. L. Green,
editor and publisher ; circulation J l.
HOME AND SCHOOL SUPPLE-
MENT; (see Toronto, Ont )
INDEPENDENT PRACTITIONER;
monthly ; medico-dental : one hundred and
twelve pages octavo ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 18i9; W. C. Barrett, D.D.S., M.D.,
editor ; New York Dental Journal Associa-
tion, publishers ; circulation J 2 ; dated at
Buffalo and New York City ; business office,
.So W. 46th St., New York City.
IRON INDUSTRY GAZETTE;
monthlj' ; commercial ; thirty pages ; size of
page 9x13 ; sul^scription §1.50 ; established
1885 ; MoFaul & Nolan, editors and publishers.
IRON REVIEW AND RAILWAY
MAGAZINE; monthly ; commercial ;
sixteen pages: size of page 11x14; subscrip-
tion S1.5U; established 1884; C. L. Sherrlll &
Co., editors and publishei's ; circulation H 1 ;
issue also the Qiieries.
LUMBER WORLD; monthly; com-
mercial ; eighty-six pages ; size of page 9x13 ;
subscription $1..50 ; established 1880 ; Ameri-
can Industry Press (limited), publishers ;
circulation I 2 ; Issues also the Milling World
and Chronicle of the Grain and Flour Trade.
MATTHEWS-NORTHRUP
OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE;
monthly ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; Matthews, Northrup &
Co.. publishers ; circulation I 1 .
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
J O U R N A L ; monthly ; medical ; seventy
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1844; Thomas Lathrop. M.D.. and A. R. Dav-
ld.son, M.D., editors; 3Iedlcal Journal Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation K 2.
MEDH AL PRESS OF WESTERN
NEW YORK ; monthly ; medical ; seventy-
four pages octavo; subscription .$2: estab-
li.shecl 1885; Roswell Park, M.D., editor and
publisher.
NATIONAL COOPERS' JOUR-
NAL ; m )ntlily ; cooperage; twenty pages;
size of page 11x16; subscription §1; e.stab
lishedl885; National Coopers' Journal Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
OUR RECORD; monthly ; sixteen
pages; size of page 7x11 ; subscription 65
NEW YORK.
cents ; established 1869 ; Mrs. Mary E. Mixer,
editor ; Home for the Friendless, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PHYSICIANS' AND SURGEONS*
INVESTIGATOR; monthly; medical;
fiftv-two pages octavo ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1879; F. P. Lewis, M. D., editor; •
Investigator Publishing Co. (limited), pub-
lishers; circulation K 2.
POPULAR GARDENING; monthly;
horticulture ; twenty -four pages ; size of page
9x13; subscription 60 cents; established 1885;
Ellas Long, editor ; Popular Gardening Pub
lishiug Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
QUERIES ; monthly ; fifty-two pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885; C. W. Moulton, editor; C. L. Sherrlll &
Co., publishers ; circulation E 2 ; issue also
the Iron Review and Raihvai/ Magazine.
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDERS'
MONTHLY ; scientific ; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription SI. 50;
establLshed 1884 ; Haas & Klein, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
ROLLER MILL ; monthly; commer-
cial ; sixty pages ; size of page 10x18 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1882; Chas. S. Parke,
editor ; Edwin L. Burdick & Co., publishers;
circulation H 2.
BELL'S GARDEN REVIEW ; quar-
terly ; fruit culture ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1886 ; circu-
lation K 2.
DENTAL ADVERTISER; quarterly;
eighty-four pages octavo ; subscription 50
cents ; Theodore G. Lewis, editor ; Buffalo
Dental Manufactiu-ing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation I 1 .
CALEDONIA, Livingston Co., -a 940
pop. (of town 2,400), on N. Y. Central &
Hudson River and N. Y., Lake Erie & West-
ern Rds. A growing village. Favorably
situated as a market for the produce of the
surrotmdlng country,
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; Independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1878 ; A. H. Collins, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CALLICOON DEPOT, Sullivan
Co., Q, 478 pop., on Delaware r. and N. Y.,
Lake Erie & Western Rd. An extensive
shipping point for the products of the sur-
rounding country.
CALLICOON ECHO; Fridays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 80 cents ; es-
tablished 1875 ; E. I. Gorton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circtilation K 1. ^^W° Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 13,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 725 copies.
CAMBRIDGE, Washington Co., u-
on Rutland and Washington division of
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Co's Rd.,
36 m, from Albany. Cambridge is located
in three different towns— Cambridge 2,324-|-
pop., Jackson l,562tpop. and White Creek
2,742+ pop.— with a total pop. of 6,628+.
AVASHINGTON CO. POST; Fridays;
republican; four
S: ' pages ; size 28x40 ; sub-
scription $1.60 ; es-
tablished 1798; J. S.
Smart & Co., editors
and publishers ; cir-
culation I 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
445
NEW YORK.
CAMDEN, Oneida Co., □ 1,750 pop.,
on Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rd., 18
m. from Rome. Furniture and knit goods
are extensively manufactured.
ADVANCE-JOURNAL.? Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873; "Walter C. Stone, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
CANAJOHARIE, Montgomery Co.,
D- 2,40<3 pop. (of town 4,800), on Mohawk
r. and Erie Canal and New York Central
and West Shore Rds., 55 m. from Albany and
40 E. of Utica. Centre of a large farming,
hop-growing and dairy section, and engaged
in manufactures.
COURIER; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18T9 ; Willet F. Cook, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
RADII; Thursdaj's ; independent; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1836 ; Leonard F. Allen & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CANANDAIGUA, C. H., Ontario
Co., -a 5,726+ pop., at outlet of Canandaigua
Lake, and on Auburn branch of New York
Central Rd., 29 m. E. of Rochester and at in-
tersection of Northern Central Rd. Centre
of trade, surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
ONTARIO CO. JOURNAL.; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1874 ; Wm. G. David, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulat'on J 2.
ONTARIO CO. TI3IES; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1852 ; N. J. MUIiken, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
ONTARIO REPOSITORY AND
MESSENGER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1802 ; Herbert Huntington, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
CANASERAGA, Allegany Co., JJ
1,000 pop., on Buffalo division of N. Y., Lake
Erie & Western and Lackawanna & Pitts-
burgh Rds., 79 m. E. of Buffalo, 12 from Hor-
nellsville. Centre of a thriving trade.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
■ subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; F. S. Miller,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CANASTOTA, Madison Co., n 2,500
pop., on New York Central and N. Y., West
Shore & Buffalo Rds. and Erie Canal, and
the terminus of the Elmira, Cortland &
Northern Rd., 20 m. E. of Syracuse. Has
glass furnaces, rake and knife factories,
bent wood works and knitting mills.
HERA Li D ; Thursdaj'S ; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; M. B. Robbins, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; H. L. and F. M. Spooner, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CANDOR, Tioga Co., g 1,300 pop.,
on the Cayuga branch of the Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Rd., 10 m. from
Owego. Has wagon and woolen factory,
foundry and machine shop ; surrounded
by a good farming country.
STANDARD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
XEW YORK.
established 1885 ; John R. Beden, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CANISTEO, Steuben Co., p 2,500 pop.,
on line of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd.
A manufacturing town.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1877 ; F.
B. Smith, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CANTON, C. H., St. Lawrence Co., [^
2,600 pop., on Grasse r., and Rome, Water-
town & Ogdensburgh Rd., about 18 m. from
Ogdensburgh. Several manufactories are
located here.
COM3IERCIAL. ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ;
J. D. Tracey & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2 .
ST. LAWRENCE PLAINDEALER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1856 ;
G. B. Manley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
CAPE VINCENT, Jefferson Co., b
1,361+ pop., on the St. Lawrence r., 25 m. from
Watertown, and connected with it by rail-
road. A steam ferry connects with Kings-
ton, Out., and also with Alexandria Bay
and Montreal, P. Q.
EAGLE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Charles B. Wood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CARMELi, C. H., Putnam Co., O, 571
pop., on the New York City & Northern Rd.
and 55 m. from New York. Devoted to
farming and dairjang.
PUTNAM CO. COURIER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2.5(1; established 1842; V. B. Little, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PUTNAM CO. REPUBLICAN; Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1858 ; W. J.
and Ida M. Blake, editors ; I. M. Blake, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
CARTHAGE, Jefferson Co., ^ 2,860
' pop., on Black r., 16 m. from Watertown, on
Utica & Black River Rd., on branch of Rome,
Watertown & Ogdeusburg Rd.;and termi-
nus of the Carthage & Adirondack Rd., just
completed to the mines of the Magnetic
Iron Ore Co. at Jayville. Surrounded by an
agricultural district and largely engaged in
manufacturing.
REPUBLICAN AND NORTHERN
NEW YORKER; Tuesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.75 ; es-
tablished 18.59 ; Lloyd G. Chase, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 ; issues also the
Copenhagen Xeivs.
CASTILE, Wyoming Co., -O 1,000 pop.,
on N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd., 57 m.
from Buffalo. Milling, manufacture of
salt and agricultural implements and
farming are the chief industries. A large
w^ater cure establishment is located here.
CASTILIAN; Fridays: four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1874 ;
A. Gaines, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
CASTliETON, Rensselaer Co., n- 912t
pop., on Hudson r. and N. Y. Central &
Hudson River Rd., 8 m. from Albany. En-
gaged in manufactures.
EVENING STAR; (see Greenbush.)
446
GEO P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
CATSKILiLi,C.H., Greene Co., II^4,320t
pop. (town 8,311), on Hudson r.. Ill ni. from
New York, and on N. Y., West Shore & Buf-
falo and Catskill Mountain Rds. The pas-
sage-way through which thousands of pleas-
ure seekers proceed to the wonderful natu-
ral scenery of the Catskill mountains. En-
gaged in manufactures.
MAILi; every morning except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x:B0 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1879; J. D. Smith, editor; F. A.
Smith, publisher ; cii-culation K 1,
EXAMINER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages : size '29xi5 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1830 ; M. H. Trowbridge, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
RECORDER; Fridays; democratic;
foiu" pages ; size 31x50 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1792 ; published by the estate of J.
B. Hall ; circulation J 1.
CATTARAUGUS, Cattaraugus Co.,
p 1,200 pop. Has tannery, axe factory,
lumber and flouring mills.
TIMES; Friday ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 : estab-
lished 1884 ; C. D. Straight, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CAZENOVIA, Madison Co., a l,918t
pop., on Cazenovia, Canastota & De Ruyter
Rd., also Syracuse & Chenango Rd., affoot
of Cazenovia Lake. Agriculture and the
manufacture of cheese form the princi-
pal industrial pursuits. Favorite summer
resort.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1854 ; Fred. M. Taylor, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
CENTRAL SQUARE, Oswego Co.,
D 348 pop., at junction of Midland & Sj'ra-
cuse N. Rds. In agricultural section.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1877; William Sainsbury, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
CHAMPLAIN, Clinton Co., cf 1,800
pop., on Ogdensburgh & Lake Champlain*
Rd., 21 m. from Plattsburgh and 114 from
Ogdensburgh. Has iron foundry and ma-
chine shops, paper, planing, saw and grist
mills, and a manufactory of agricultural
implements. The head of navigation on
Great Chazy r.
COUNSELOR; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1883 ; H. M. Mott, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
CHATEAUGAY, Franklin Co., ^
680+ pop. (town 2,828+), onChateaugay r. and
Ogdensburgh & Lake Champlain Rd.,?2 m.
from Ogdensburgh and 12 from Malone.
Starch, butter and cheese factories.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1878 ; J. D. Beckwith, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
CHATHAM, Columbia Co., Q^ 4,574
pop. of town, terminus of New York &
Harlem and N. Y. Rutland & Montreal Rds.,
at intersection with Boston & Albany Rd.,
128 m. from New York and 22 from Albany.
Has over a dozen straw paper mills.
COURIER ; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 29x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
NEW YORK.
established 1862; J. W. Darrow, editor and
publisher; circulation I 2 . ^^^ Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Nov.
10, 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 2,625
copies.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886; Chatham Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
CHERRY CREEK, Chautauqua Co..
p 1,000 pop., on Buffalo & Southwestern
branch of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd.,
21 m. from Jamestown and 47 from Buffalo.
Large lumber mills at this place.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1; established 1885; Charles J.
Shults, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHERRY VALLEY, Otsego Co., n
856+ pop. (town 2,260), at terminus of Cherry
Valley branch of Delaware & Hudson
Canal Co. Rd., 23 m. from CobleskUl. Fur-
nace and melodeon factory.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; John L. Sawyer, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CHESTER, Orange Co., n 750 pop.,
on Eastern Division of New York, Lake
Eric & Western Rd., 5 m. from Goshen.
\VARWICK VALLEY DISPATCH;
(see Warwick.)
CHITTENANGO, Madison Co., a
1,000 pop., on Cliittenango creek, Erie Canal
and New York Central and N. Y., West
Shore & Buffalo Rds., 14 m. E. of Syracuse.
Two paper mills and cotton mills. Chitten-
ango Springs 2 m. S. A resort for invalids.
MADISON CO. TIMES; Fridays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1870; Luke McHenry,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CINCINNATUS, Cortland Co., D
1,100 pop., on Otselic r., 16 m. from Cort-
land. Manufactures cutters ; a fine dairy
district.
OTSELIC VALLEY REGISTER;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 : subscription $1.25 ; establislied 1874 ;
Will E. Bennett, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
CLAYTON, Jefferson Co., [^ 2,280 pop.
(town 4,214), on the St. Lawrence r. in the
immediate vicinity of the Thousand Is-
lands, and 108 m. N. W. of Utica. Also on
the U. & B. R. Rd., and 25 m. N. W. of Water-
town. Engaged in transhipment of lumber
and staves. Has steamboat connection with
adjacent towns and is a popular summer
resort.
ON THE ST. LAWRENCE: Wednes
days ; eii^ht pages ; size 34x48 ; -subscription
$1.25 ; established 1883 ; C. E. Hockuel. editor
and publislier ; circulation J 1 .
CHRIST CHURCH RECORD;
monriily ; protestant episcopal ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11; subscription 25
cents; established 1886; Rev. W. E. Allen,
editor and publisher.
CLEVELAND, Oswego Co., a 800
pop., on Oneida Lake and New York, On-
tario & Western Rd., 41 m. from Oswego,
.30 from Fulton and 17 from Oneida. Loca-
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447
NEW YORK.
tion of three glass factories, tannery, flour-
ing and planing mills.
LAKESIDE PRESS; Saturdays; green-
back; four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; Charles R. King, editor and
publisher : circulation L 2 .
CLIFTON SPRINGS, Ontario Co.,
-O 902 pop., in centre of county, a superior
farming country; on the Auburn and
Rochester branch of N. Y. C. Rd. and Sodus
Bay division Northern Central Rd. Has
mineral and sulphur springs; the latter
said to be the most powerful in the country.
A resort for invalids. An extensive pail
manufactory is located here.
PRESS ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; H. L. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CLINTON, Oneida Co., n 2,500 pop., in
Kirkland township, 9 m. from Utica, on
New York. Ontario & Western Rd. Engaged
in cotton, lumber, iron and other manu-
factures. Seat of Hamilton College ; also
has several excellent seminaries and pre-
paratory schools for boys.
COURIER; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1847 ; Jas. B. & H. B. Sykes, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HAMILTON LITERARY MONTH-
LY; sixty pages octavo; subscription $3;
established 1866 ; Senior Class of Hamilton
College, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 1 ;
a college magazine ; issued during the col-
legiate jear.
CLYDE, Wayne Co., -a .2,82Gt pop., in
Galen township, on Clyde r.,Ei-ie Canal and
Central and West Shore Rds., 8 m. from
Lyons and 38 W. of Syracuse, 45 E. of
Rochester. Engaged in manufacturing and
a place of active trade.
DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays; democratic,
four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; W. E. Churchill, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; Irwin A. Forte, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COBLESKILL, Schoharie Co., 01.800
pop., on Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 45 m.
from Albany. A branch railroad connects
with Cherry Valley. Agricultural works
are located here.
INDEX ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 29x^18 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Geo. W. Bellinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab
ished 1877 ; E. B. Hard, editor and publisher ;
circulation ,1 1.
LEADER; monthly; independent; four
pages; size23x:34; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1836; S. Bornsteiu, editor and publisher.
COEYMANS, Albany Co., a- 3.000
pop., on Hudson r., 12 m. from Albany, 128
from New York, at the division terminus of
the West Shore Rd. and intersection of
Albany branch of the same, and 1]4 from
Hudson River Rd. Bluestone quarr j'ing and
brick making extensively carried on.
Trade centre for an agricultural district.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
XEW YORK.
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; S. H. & E. J. Sherman, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
COHOCTON, Steuben Co., p 3,346
pop., situated on N. Y., Lake Erie & Wes-
tern and Buffalo division of the Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western Rds., 59 m. E. of
Rochester. Does considerable retail
trade and has extensive cigar and lumber
manufactories. Agricultural district.
VALLEY TIMES; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1872; E. A. Higgins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COHOES, Albany Co., O- 20,243 pop.,
on Mohawk and Hudson River, N. Y. C. and
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. Rds., and
Erie and Champlain Canals, 9 m. from Al-
bany and 3 from Troy. Has unexcelled
water power, which is employed in manu-
facturing cotton, wool, iron and paper. A
great centre for making knit goods.
EVENING DISPATCH ; every even-
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1884; James Wallace, editor; W. E.
Seaport, publisher; circulation J 2.
N E WS ; every morning except Sunday;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 1873 ; W. K. Mansfield,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REGULATOR ; Mondays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879 ; A. Wager, publisher ; circu-
lation J 2.
COLD SPRING, Putnam Co., 0,2,000
pop., on Hudson r. and N. Y. Central &
Hudson River Rd.. 52 m. from New York.
Lai-ge iron foimdry. Connected with this
establishment are several cupola furnaces,
gun foundry, several boring mills, &c.
RECORDER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866; S. B. Allis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 3 .
COLLEGE POINT, Queens Co., □,
4,800 pop. Residence of many New York
City business men. Extensive breweries
here ; has large hard rubber and silk ribbon
manufactories. Connected with New York
(10 miles distant) by Long Island Rd. and
ferry.
LONG ISLAND CENTRAL ZEIT-
UNG; Saturdays; German; six pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Leo
Oppenheimer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
LONG ISLAND REPORTER; Wed
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
J. Oppenheimer, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
QUEENS CO. FREIE PRESSE; Sat-
urdays ; German ; six pages ; size of page
18x24; subscription $2; established 1885; Ed-
ward Frey, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
COOPERSTOWN,C.H..O/se5'o Co.,
n 2,600, pop. (of town 6,300), at the outlet
of Otsego Lake, on Cooperstown & Susque-
hanna Valley Rd., 75 m. from Albany. A
trade centre.
FREEMAN'S JOURNA L ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages : size 28x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1808; Samuel M. Shaw,
editor ; S. M. Shaw & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion 1 1.
448
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
OTSEGO FARMER; Satm-days ; agri-
cultural ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1877; H. I. Russell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OTSEtiO REPUBLICAN ; Wednes-
daj's ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x47 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1828 ; Andrew
Davidson, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
COPENHAGEN, Lewis Co., [^ 900
pop., 7 m. from Carthage and 14 from Wa-
tertown. Has flour and grist mill, two
saw mills and cheese box and butter tub
manufactory.
N E W !S ; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881) ; Lloyd G. Chase, editor and pub-
lisher; issues also the Carthage Republican
and Northern New-Yorker.
CORNING, C. H., Steuben Co., p 7,000
pop. (town 9,000), on Chemung r. and N. Y.,
Lake Erie & Western, Corning, Cowanesque
& Antrim (which connect it with the coal
mines of Tioga Co., Pa.), Del., L. & W. and
Syracuse, Geneva & Corning Rds. Exten-
sive foundries, glass factories, railroad car
manufactories, and other business interests
represented. A bridge across the river con-
nects Corning with Knoxville.
DE3IOCRAT; every day except Sunday,
and WEE K. Li V, Thursdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages; size —
daily 20x2*3, weekly 2 ;x40 ; subscription — daily
$3, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1884, weekly
1857 ; Frank B. Brown and Sou, editors ancl
publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
foiu' pages; size 29x43; subscription §1.75 ; es-
tablished 1847 ; Geo. W. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
HEALTH RECORD; quarterly; hy
giene : thirty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1886; Mark S.
Purdy, B. S., M.D., editor and publisher.
CORNWALL -ON -HUDSON,
Orange Co., Q, 4,000 pop., on Hudson r. and
Short Cut, a branch of N. Y., Lake Erie &
Western Rds ; also on W. Shore & Buffalo
& N. Y., Ontario & Western Rds. Has two
building establishments, a large carpet fac-
tory, extensive brick works and a blanket
factory. A summer resort.
MIRROR; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; Ezra
P. Thompson, editor ; J. C. Merritt, publisher ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Highland
Falls Journal.
REFLECTOR; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1877; H. H. Snelling, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
CORTLAND, C. H., Cortland Co., n
8,000 pop, (of town 10,100), on Tiough-
nioga r. and Syracuse, Binghamton & New
York Rd., at its junction with the El-
mira, Cortland and Northern Rd., 37 m.
from Syracuse. Manufactories of all kinds
here.
DEMOCRAT ; ^ridajs ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2.25 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; Benton B. Jones, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
MONITOR; Wednesdays; temperance;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscriotion $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1S86; Rev. Wm. Reddy, D.D., editor ;
Monitor Printing Co., publishers.
NEWS; Fridays; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
NEW YORK.
1880; S. H. Strowbridge & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 35x46 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1867; Wm. H. Clark, editor and
publisher; circulation I 1 .
COXSACKIE, Greene Co., O, 1,661
pop. (town 4,009), on Hudson r. and N. Y.,
West Shore & Buffalo Rd., 21 m. from
Albany. Engaged in brick making and
back country trade; has large cannery,
three iron foundries, two fruit evaporators,
printing press manufactory and machine
shop.
NEWS ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Wm. P. Franklin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CROTON FALLS, Westchester Co.,
P, 405 pop., on New York & Harlem Rd., 48
m. from New York City. Has large manu-
factory of school furniture and novelties
and machine shop.
FOLIO; Fridays: four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 18S4 ; Edwin
H. Abrams, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CUBA, Allegany Co., jH l,251t pop.
(town 2,203), on N. Y., Lake Erie ct Western,
Brandford, Eldred & Cuba, Buffalo, N. Y.
& Philadelphia, Lackawanna & Pittsburgh
and Tonawanda Vallej' & Cuba Rds., 50 m.
W. of Hornellsville. Surrounded by an
agricultural district. Noted for its dairy
products.
PATRIOT ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1862 ; W. J. Glenn & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
DALTON, Livingston Co., -n 500 pop.,
on N. Y., L. E. & W. Rd., 24 m. W. of Hor-
nellsville and 66 E. of Buffalo. An agricult-
ural district. Principal grain and prod-
uce market and shipping point for this
section.
ERA; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Dorr A. Baker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DANSVILLE, Livingston Co., ^ 4,200
pop., on Canaseraga creek, on the N. Y., L.
E. & Western Rd. (Dansville branch) and
the Delaware, Lackawanna & W. Rd., 50 m.
from Rochester. Engaged in milling, and
the centre of a good nursery, stock and
agricultural district ; grapes extensively
grown; noted as a sanitarium and health
resort.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
tl.50; established 1860; A. O. Bunnell and W.
. Oberdorf , editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
BREEZE; Tuesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established
1883 ; Fowler & Burgess, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1850 ; Oscar Woodruff, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LAWS OF LIFE; monthly ; hygiene ;
thirtv-two pages ; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1858 ; Albert Leffingwell,
M. D., editor :. Sanitarium Publishing Co.,
publishei'S ; circulation I 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
449
XEW YORK.
DAVENPORT, Delaware Co., L^ 350
pop., neai* Oueouta. Manufactures dairy
utensils, lumber, lath and shingles.
TRANSCRIPT; Wednesdays; indepen-
dent-democratic ; four pages ; size 19x26;
subscription Si ; established 1877 ; Scott
& Lowell, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
DELHI, C. H., Delaware Co., O^ l,384t
pop. (town 2,941), on west branch of
Delaware r., on N. Y., Ontario & Western
Rd., and the centre of a fine grazing and
butter-producing country.
DELAWARE EXPRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1839 ; Norwood Bowne,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
DELAWARE GAZETTE ; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x38 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1819 ; Paine &
Smith, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN; Sat
urdavs ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1860 ; T. F.
Mcintosh, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
DEPOSIT, Broome Co., g 1,560 pop.,
on Ei-ie Rd. (partly in Broome and partly
in Delaware Co.), 175 m. from New York.
Freight houses of N. Y., Lake Ei-ie & West-
ern Rd. located here. Extensive trade in
lumber ; also manufactures carriages, ma-
chinery and sash and blinds.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1848; Charles N. Stow, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DE RUYTER, Madison Co., n 586
pop., (of village) on Elmlra, Cortland &
Northern Rd. Foundry and mills of various
kinds.
NEW ERA-GLEANER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x40 ; subscrip-
tion gl.25 : established~870 : W. W. Ames, ed-
itor and publisher; circulation J 2.
DOBBS FERRY, Westchester Co.,
n, 2,300 pop., on Hudson r., N. Y. Cen-
tral & Hudson River and N. Y. City and
Northern Rds., 6 m. fi'om Yonkers and
Tarrytown. Has gas burner and piano
stool manufactories.
GREENBURGH REGISTER; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1879 ; H. Bi-adley, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
RECORD OF THE TIMES; (see
Tarrytown.)
DOWNSVILLE, Delaware Co., O,
600 pop., on East Branch Delaware r., 60 m.
E. of Binghampton ; surrounded by an agri-
cultural country.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 21x31 ;
subscription ,$1 ; established 1879 ; Amos E.
Peck, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DRYDEN, Tompkins Co., n 779t pop.,
on Southern Central Rd., 35 m. from Au-
burn and 31 from Owego. Woolen mills,
tannery and sulphur springs ; centre of an
agricultural district.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871; A. M. Ford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW YORK.
DUNDEE, Yates Co., -a 1,400 pop., in
Starkey township, and on the Syracuse,
Geneva & Corning Rd., near Seneca Lake
and Northern Central Rd. Centre of an
agricultural district.
OBSERVER ; Wednesdays ; republi-
can; four pages; size 28x44; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1878 ; Eugene Vreeland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
RECORD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1844; Westcott Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DUNKIRK, Chautauqua Co., p 8,000
pop., a port of entry on Lake Erie, at junc-
tion of N. Y, Lake Erie & Western, Buffalo,
N. Y. & Phil., N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis and
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rds. The
Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Rd.
also forms a junction here, opening a direct
route to the oil, coal and iron regions of
Pennsylvania. A commercial centre and
place of active trade. The surrounding
country is a very fine dairying district.
. OBSERVER.JOURNAL; every even-
mg except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; established 1882 ;
Dunkirk Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; issues also the Chautauqua
Fanner.
^ ADVERTISER AND UNION ; Fri-
days; democratic; four pages; size 29x45;
subscription $2; established 1851; C. F.
White & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion .J 1 ; published simultaneously at Dun-
kirk and Fredonia.
CHAUTAUQUA FARMER: Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1869 ; A. G. Parker, editor ;
Dunkirk Printing Co., publishers; circula-
tion I 1 ; issues also the Observer-Journal.
EAST AURORA, Erie Co., -a 2,722
pop. (of town), a prospei-ous trade centre
and manufacturing town, on the B., N. Y.
& P. Rd., between Buffalo and Port Alle-
gany.
. AURORA ADVERTISER; Fridays;
independent; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1872 ; W. C. Wood
editor and publislier ; circulation K 1.
AURORA ENTERPRISE; Thurs-
days; four pages; size 26x36; sub.scription
§1.25 ; established 1886 ; Dietrich Bros., editors
and publishers.
EAST HAMPTON, Suffolk Co., n^
1,200 pop., 7 m. from Sag Harbor. Excellent
farming country and summer resort.
STAR; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1885; Geo.
H. Burling, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
EAST NORWICH, Queens Co., U^
200 pop., on Long Island, 7 m. from Glen
Cove.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
?J,5^ 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; established
1880 ; H. H. Fi-ost, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
EAST SYRACUSE,OnonfZa^a(7o., n
1,600 pop. on N. Y. Central & Hudson, West
Shore & Buffalo, and Ontario & Western
Rds., and Erie canal. Has a sash, door and
blind factory ; also a wagon company.
^.^^^^ ^^ ** 5 Saturdays; eight pages ; size
24X.36; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Bussey & Kyne, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 .
450
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
EDGEWATER, (STAPLETON
p. O.) Richmond Co., O, E. side of Staten
Island. Connected with New York City by
ferries. Edgewater includes Stapleton,
9,000 pop., and Tompkinsville, 5,000 pop.
DEK DEUTSCHE STATEN
ISLANDER ; (see Stapleton.)
STATEX ISL.AND LEADER; (see
Stapleton.)
EDMESTON, Otsego Co., o 150 pop.,
12 m. from Cooperstown, the terminus of
Cooperstown & Susquehanna Rd., and 30
from Utica. A farming district.
EC HO ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
subscription .SI; established 1883 ; W. R. Tal-
bot, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ELIZABETHTOWN, C. H., Essex
Co., -( 445+ pop. (town 1,363), on Bouquet r., 9
m. from Lake Champlain and 126 from Al-
bany. Surrounded by a district containing
imniense quantities of iron ore.
POST; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1852 : A. C. Hand Livingston, editor and
publisher ; circ'n K 1.
EL.LENVILLE, Ulster Co., Q, 3,200
pop., on Ellen ville branch of N. Y., Ontario
& Western Rd. and on Delaware & Hudson
Canal, 100 m. from New York. Centre of
trade. Has leather factory, glass and
pocket cutleiT works and veneer mills.
BANNER OF LIBERTY; Fri
days ; democratic ; eight pages size 26x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1849 ; L. R. Bene-
dict, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2;
issues also the Press.
JOURNALi; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; S. M. Taylor, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
PRESS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 2Sx44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1870; L. R.
Benedict, editor and publisher; circulation
K 2 ; issues also the Banner of Liberty.
ELLICOTTVI LLE, Cattaraugus
Co., P 1,040 pop., on Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburgh Rd., in an agricultural district ;
12 m. from Salamanca.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages : size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1882; Braud
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
POST; Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; James Moffit & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation .J 2 ; issues also the
West Valley Lively Times.
ELMIRA,C.H., Chemung Co., g 27,500
pop., on Chemung r. and canal, and Erie,
Lehigh Valley & Northern Central, Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western, Elmira,
Cortland & Northern and Tioga Rds. En-
gaged in manufacturing. Seat of the State
Reformatory and Elmira Female College.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridaj's ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size of page— daily 16x22,
weekly 18x22; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$1; established 18.53 ; Elmira Advertiser Associ-
ation, editors and publishers ; Gordon W.
Treadwell, manager ; circulation— daily H 2,
weekly G 1.
GAZETTE AND FREE PRESS;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays; democratic; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— tlaily 27x41,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $8, weekly
$1.50; established — daily 1859, weekly 1828;
Gazette Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily I 2 , weekly G 1.
HUSBANDMAN; Wednesdays; agi-i-
cultural ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; W. A. Armstrong, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2.
MORNING TELEGRAM; Sundays;
eight pages ; size 31x46 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879 ; Telegram Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation B 2 ; issues also the
Albany Mornina Telegram.
SENTINEIi ; Saturdays; prohibition;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; F. E. Baldwin, editor ; W. S.
Mallette, publisher ; circulation L2.
SUMMARY: Sundays; eight pages ; size
22x28 ; subscription .50 cents ; establisned 1882 ;
Summary State Reformatory, editors and
publishers ; does not insert advertisements.
SUNDAY TIDINGS; Sundays; inde-
pendent : eight pages ; size of page 17x22 ;
subsci-iption $2; established 1881; Briggs &
Copeland. editors and publishers ; circ'n C 1.
CHEMUNG REVIEW; monthly ;
scientific ; twenty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion .50 cents; established 1886; Chemung
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
SIBYL; bi-monthly ; thirty-four pages ;
size of page 8x12; subscription 75 cents; es-
tablished 1872; Students of Elmira College,
editors and publishers ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
FAIRPORT,^>/o?"'oe Co., -n 2,500 pop.,
a manufacturing town, in a rich agricult-
ural district on New York Central and
N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo Rds. and Erie
Canal, 10 m. from Rochester.
HERALD; Fridays ; independent ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
ished 1873 ; A. J. Deal, editor an
circulation K 2.
MONROE CO. MAIL; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1881 ; Will O. Greene editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .11.
I
1.50; estab-
publisher ;
FAR ROCKAWAY, Queens Co., □,
2,500 pop., a seaside town and resort on the
shore of Long Island, 50 minutes from New
York via Long Island Rd. Consisting of
several miles of territory with beautiful
drives and handsome ]-esidences, the sum-
mer homes of many New York and Brook-
lyn families, and frequented by thou-
sands of pleasure seekers during: the sum-
mer months.
ROCKAWAY JOURNAL ; Satur
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Watkin W.
Jones, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
issues a four-page supplement, size 22x30,
during June, July, August and September.
FAYETTEVILLE, Onondaga Co.
D 1,775 pop., on Syracuse, Ontario & N. Y.
Rd., near Erie Canal, 7i m. from Syracuse.
Engaged in milling lime and plaster, ^vith
one of the best water powers in the county,
available for manufacturing purposes.
RECORDER; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 31x43 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1866 ; F. L. Maine, editor ;
Fayetteville Pub. Co., publishers; circ'n K 2.
FILLMORE, Allegany Co., p 400
pop., on Buffalo, New York & Phil a. Rd.
(Rochester division), 68 m. from Rochester.
Cheese-producing, dairying and agricult-
ural district.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
451
NEW YORK.
$1.50; established 18S0; H. C. Scott, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
Chautauqua
dairying and
FINDLEY'S LAKE,
Co., p 350 pop. Engaged in
lumbering.
BREEZE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24xo() ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; J. H.
Boornian, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
FISHKIIiL, Dutchess Co., O, 682 pop.,
on Fishkill Creek and Newburgh, Dutchess
& Conn, and N. Y. & New England Rds.
Centre of an agricultural district, 5 m. from
Fishkill Landing.
JOURNAL; (see Matteawan.)
TIMES; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882 ; J. E. Dean, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FISHKILL LANDING, Dutchess
Co., a^ 2,503+ pop. (Of town 10,734), on Hud-
son r. and Hudson River Rd., at junction of
Newburgh, Dutchess & Connecticut with
New York & New England Rd., opposite
Newburgh, and 60 m. from New York,
w^ith which it is connected by steamboats.
Centre of trade and engaged in various
manufactures. Adjoins Matteawan, witii
4,600 population.
FISHKIL.L. STAND ARD ; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1842 ; J. W. Spaight,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FLATBUSH, Kings Co., O, 7,634 pop.,
adjoining the city of Brooklyn. Is a sub-
stantial town, and the seat of a number
of important county institutions.
KINGS CO. GAZETTE; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription S1.50 : established 1872 ; C. H.
Muzzy, editor and manager ; circulation J 1.
FLUSHING, Queens Co.Q (pop. ol
town 18,000), situated on Flushing bay.
Long Island, Flushing & Noi'th Side Rd.,
8 m. from New York. Extensive tool works,
iron foundry and dye extract manufactur-
ing works are located here.
EVENING JOURNAL. ; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Saturdaj's;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size— daily 22x81, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1842 ; C. W. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation — daily K 2, weekly J 2 .
LONG ISLAND NEWS; Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1883 ; Robert Wilson,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
LONG ISLAND TIMES; Thursdays;
republican; four pages ; size 28x42; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1855 ; Lemuel E. Quigg,
editor ; Edgar H. Cook, publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FONDA, C. H., Montgomery Co., D- 1,400
pop., on Mohawk r. and N. Y. Cent. & Hud-
son River Rd., at junction of Johnstown &
Glovers ville branch, 42 m. from Albany.
Flouring mill and carriage shops.
MOHAWK VALLEY DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40: subscription $2; established 1842;
Ed. Ostrander, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
FORDHAM, (NEW YORK CITY
P. O.), New Yoi'k Co., Q, on N. Y. & Harlem
NEW YORK.
Rd., 10 m. N. of the City Hall. In 1873
Fordham was annexed to New York City
and is now a part of it. Catholic
Academy for Girls, an Institution for Fe-
male Deaf Mutes, and St. John's College
(Catholic) are located here.
MONTHLY; (see New York City.)
FORT COVINGTON, Franklin
Co., cf 1,000 pop., on Salmon r., at head of
navigation, and on Montreal & Champlain
Junction and Masseua Springs & Ft. C. Rds.
Grist and saw mills, cabinet factory, tan-
nery and cheese factor}' here. Large quan-
tities of pressed hay exported ; 70 m. from
Montreal and convenient to the Ashing and
hunting resorts on the St. Lawrence.
SUN ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 21x30;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Ransom
Rowe & Sou, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
FORT EDWARD, Washington Co.,
D- 2,988t pop. (town 4,680), on Hudson r. and
on Del. & Hudson Canal Co.'s Rd., 49 m. from
Troy. Engaged in paper and other manu-
factures ; connected with Glens Falls by
horse-cars.
WASHINGTON CO. ADVER-
TISER; Wednesdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Geo. A. Nash & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
WASHING TON CO. CLIPPER ;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; E. M. Hunter,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FORT PLAIN, Montgomery Co., D-
4,000 pop., in Minden township.on Mohawk
r. and Erie Canal and N. Y. Central & Hudson
River and West Shore Rds., 58 m. from Al-
banj\ In a good farming and manufactur-
ing locality. Has extensive works for man-
ufacturing axles and springs, large stove
works and knitting and silk mills.
FREE PRESS ; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1,25;
established 1884; A. L. & H. C. Diefendorf,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
MOHAWK VALLEY REGISTER;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x45 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1823 ; Horace
L. Greene, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
STANDARD ; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; M. Lynk, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
FRANKFORT, Herkimer Co., ^
4,000 pop. (of town), on N. Y. Central and
N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo Rds. The car
works of the latter road are here and em-
ploy 500 men.
REGISTER; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established
1885 ; E. B. Rogers, editor ; J. G. Hardell & Co.,
publishers; circulation K 2.
FRANKLIN, Delaware Co., n, 1,000
pop., on Ouleout creek, 4 m. S. of Del. &
Hudson Canal Co.Rd. at Otego, and the same
distance from Franklin Station on N.Y., O. &
W. Rd. An agricultural community and
seat of Delaware Literary Institute.
DELAWARE CO. DAIRYMAN
AND REGISTER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1 1868;"J.Eveland,editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
4r>2
GEO. P. ROWELL» & GO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
FRANKLINVILLE, Cattaraugus
Co., p 1,000 pop., on the B., N. Y. & Phila. Rd.,
50 m. S. of Buffalo. Engaged in dairj' farm-
ing, and is a good butter and cheese market.
Has a cannerj", steam grist and saw and
planing mills.
ARGUS; Saturdays; independent ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1875; C. A. Perley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FREDONIA, Chautauqua Co., p2.692t
pop., on Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley lS: Pitts-
burgh Rd. Location of State Normal School.
Manufacturing is carried on. System of
gravity Water Works furnishes power and
protpction from Are.
ADVERTISER AND UNION; (see
Dunkirk.)
CENSOR ; Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1821 ; W. McKinstry & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
PRESBYTERIAN ; quarterly ; presby-
terian ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1883 ; M. D.
Kneeland, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1 ;
a local church paper.
FREEPORT, Queens Co., O^ 1,390
pop., on the Montauk division of the Long
Island Rd., 22 m. from Long Island City.
Oysters and fish are exported from this
place.
FARMER'S FI RESIDE AND
WORLD'S C031PANI0N; monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1884; C. S. Powell, editor; the
C. Pou ell Publishing Co., publishers ; cii-cula-
tion L2.
NEW DOilIINION ; bi-monthly; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1882; E. Ritchie, editor and pub-
lisher.
FRIENDSHIP, Allegany Co., p 2,000
pop., on Lackawanna & Pittsburgh and
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rds., 42 m.
W. of Hornellsville, 84 E. of Dunkirk.
Daii'ying and farming are the principal in-
dustries. Headquarters of the Friendship
Manufacturing Co. Is one of the to'wns
comprised in the Allegany Oil Field. Sev-
eral new manufacturing interests are be-
ing developed.
REGISTER; Thursdays; eight pages:
size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1870 ; R. R. Helme, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
FULTON, Oswego Co., n 5,000 pop., on
Oswego r. and canal and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western, Rome, Watertown &
Ogdensburg, and New York, Ontario &
Western Rds., 25 m. from Syracuse and
12 from Oswego. Has water power, which
Is employed In manufactures. Several
flouring mills, two paper mills, box and
stove factories and knife works are located
here. Water works, electric light and street
railway recently introduced
PATRIOT AND GAZETTE; Fridays;
repuljlican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription SI. .50 ; established 1837 ; Fred Bennett,
editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
TI3IES; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; J. R. Fairgrieve, editor ; F. D. Van
Wagenen, publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FUIiTON VILLE, Montgomery Co., n-
1,200 pop., in Glen township, on Mohawk
r. and Erie Canal and N. Y., West Shore
& Buffalo Rd., 44 m. from Albany. Coal,
grain, cheese and produce depot. Has steam
flour mills, grain elevator, silk fabric
factory employing 150 hands, and extensive
lumber yard.
MONTGOMERY CO. REPUBLI-
CAN; Wednesdays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1856 ; T. R. Horton, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
GARDINER, Ulster Co.,[\ 500 pop.,
on the Waikill Vallej' Rd. Engaged in
dairy farming; a large steam flour mill,
fruit di'jring factorj^ and creamerj' is lo-
cated here.
^V E E K Li Y ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1882 ;
Hector Sears, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
GENESEO, C. H., Livingston Co., -n
2,260 pop. (town 4,284), on Genesee r. and
Dansville & Mt. Morris branch of N. Y.,
Lake Erie & Western Rd., 28 m. from Roches-
ter. Large machine shops, also State Nor-
■mal and training schools.
LIVINGSTON DE3IOCRAT ; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1885; E. W.
Hoag, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
LIVINGSTON REPUBLICAN;
Thm'sdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1837 ; A. R.
Scott & Co., editors and publishers ; cii'cula-
tion J 1.
GENEVA, Ontario Co., -n 7,000 pop.,
ou Seneca Lake and Caj'uga & Seneca Canal
and N. Y. Central & Hudson River, Geneva,
Ithaca, and Sajre, Geneva & Lyons, Gen-
eva & Corning Rds. Hobart College is lo-
cated here. Large nui-sery and mercantile
business. Location of the State Agricult-
ural Experiment Station. Connected by
steamer with Watkins, Stoves and steam-
heating boilers are made here.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subsci'iption $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Edgar Parker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subsci'iption $2 ; es-
tablished 1832; James Malette, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the
Miscellany and the News Letter.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size '28x45; subsci'iption §1,50; estab-
lished 1809; S. H. Parker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
MISCELLANY; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; James Malette, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1; issues also the Courier
and the Neivs Letter.
NEWS LETTER; Saturdays; four
pages; size "24x40; subscription §1.25; estab-
lished 1878 ; James Malette, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the Courier
and the 3Iiscellany.
HOBART HERALD; monthly;
twentv pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; Students of Hobart Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circulation L 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
GENOA, Cayuga Co., n 450 pop., on
Ithaca, Auburn & Western Rd., 20 m. S. of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
453
NEW YORK.
Auburn. Flour mills, machine shops, gen
eral merchandising and farming.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1.25; established 1885;
Smith Murphy, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
OILBERTSVILLE, Otsego Co., n
2,039 pop., on Butternut Creek, 10 m. from
Otego depot, A. & S. Rd., and 4}4 from Mt.
Upton, on the N. Y., O. & W. Rd. A wealthy
farming community. Centre of a rich agri-
cultural district.
OTSEGO JOURNAL.; Wednesdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; W. M. Deitz,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GILBOA, Schoharie Co., D- 293 pop., 25
m. from Schoharie. Agricultural section.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
Chas. O. Laymon, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GLEN COVE, Queens Co., D^ 4,800
pop., on Hempstead harbor ; on a branch of
Long Island Rd., 28 m. N. E. of Brooklyn ;
also connected with New York City by
steamboat. A large starch factory is lo-
cated here.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1857; E. M. Lincoln, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GLENS FALLS, Warren Co., cf 6,000
pop. (town 11,500), on Hudson r., and connect-
ing with the Delaware & Hudson Canal Co's
Rd., by a branch to Fort Edward, 54 m.
above Albany. Engaged in lumber, lime,
shirt and collar manufacturing.
MORNING STAR: every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and STAR, Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x40 ; subscription — daily $6,
weekly $1.10 ; established— daily 1882, weekly
1883 ; Star Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly K 1.
TI3IES ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily eight
pages, weekly four pages; size— daily 30x44,
weekly 24x38 : subscription — daily $5.75,
w^eekly $1.10 ; established— daily 1879, weekly
1881 ; Addison B. Colviu, editor and publisher ;
circulation- daily J 1, weekly J 1.
MESSENGER; Fridays; republican;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.60 ;
established 1856; Norman Cole, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
RAY; Sundays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1887; John McMillan, editor and pub-
lisher.
REPUBLICAN; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription .$1.60 ;
established 1842 ; H. M. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
STAR; (see Morning Star.)
GLOVERSVILLE, Fulton Co., a-
8,000 pop., 8 m. from Fonda and Erie Canal,
50 from Albany, and on Fonda, Johnstown
& Gloversville Rd. Engaged in manufac-
turing gloves, mittens and shoe leather.
Does a thriving wholesale trade.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1867; Blunck & Leaning, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; an edi-
tion of the Johnstown Fulton Co. Republican.
STANDARD; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size .35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
NEW YORK.
tablished 1856 ; Hervey Ross, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; an edition, entitled
the Independent, is issued for Johnstown.
STAR; Saturdays ; four pa«es ; size 15x22 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Geo.
B. Weaver, eilitor and pn1)lisht'r.
GLOVE TRADE JOURNAL: month-
ly; commercial; twelve pages; size of page
8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882; O. H.
Bame & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
GOSHEN, C. H., Omn^-fi Co., a, 2,557t
pop. (town 4,387), on N. Y., Lake Erie & West-
ern Rd., 58 m. from New York. An agricult-
ural district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdaj^s ; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1800 ; Charles Mead & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
30x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1813 ; Mon-
tanye & Drake, editors and publishers; circu-
lation J 2.
GOUVERNEUR, St. Lawrence Co.,
[^ 2,800 pop., on Oswegatchie r. and Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg Rd., 84 m. from
Ogdensburg. Manufacturing is carried
on, the river furnishing abundant power.
Centre of a thriving trade ; has large mar-
ble, talc, iron ore and lumber Industries.
FREE PRESS ; Wednesdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1882 ; B. G-. Parker, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 .
HERALD - TI3IES ; Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1873 ; Jesse T. and H. G-.
Reynolds, editors ; H. G. Reynolds, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
GO WANDA, Cattaraugus Co., p 1,410
pop., on Cattaraugus creek and B. & S. W.
Branch of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd.,
22 m. E. of Dunkirk. Flouring and saw
mills, plow and axe factory.
OUR PUBLIC INTERESTS; Fri-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1877 ; Horace
& Colby, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
GRANVILLE, Washington Co.. D-
1,100 pop. (town 4,200), on Washington & Rut-
land division of Delaware & Hudson Canal
Co's Rd. and Mettowee r., 68 m. from Albany.
Engaged in manufactures of various kinds.
Slate quarries are largely worked in this
vicinity.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 :
established 1881; Henry S. Davies & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
SENTINEL ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1375 ; A. W. McArthur, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
GREENBUSH, (ALBANY P.O.)
Rensselaer Co., n- 3,241 pop. (town 6,689), on
Hudson r. and Boston & Albany and N. Y.
Central & Hudson River Rds. Engaged in
pork packing, milling and general manu-
facturing.
EVENING STAR ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; C. F. R. Coe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2 ; dated at Green-
bush, Bath-on-the-Hudson and Castleton.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Charles H. Panning, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
GREENE, Chenango Co., D 936t pop.,
on Chenango r., and Utica division of Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 56 m.
from Syracuse and 20 from Binghamton. In
an agricultural district.
CHENAXGO AMERICAN ; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 24x38;
subscription $2; established 1855; Denison &
Roberts, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
GREENPOINT, ii^ins'* Co., R 32,092
pop. A suburb of Brooklyn, on the East r.,
opposite the central part of New York city,
with which it is connected by f ei-ries.
STAR; (see Brooklyn.)
GLOBE; (see Brooklyn.)
INDEPENDENT; (see Brooklyn.)
GREENPORT, Suffolh Co., ^ 2,369
pop., at E. terminus of Long Island Rd., 95
m. from New York. Engaged in foreign
and domestic commerce and agriculture ;
also ship-building, fishing and manufactur-
ing.
FISHING GAZETTE; Fridays; com-
mercial ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 : established 1884; Martin B. Vandusen,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1; issues
also the Southold Long Island Traveler.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2; established 1826; Henry
A. Reeves, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SUFFOLK TIMES; Saturdays ; repub-
lican; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
SI. 50; established 1857; L. F. Terry, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
GREENVILLE, Greene Co., R 300
pop., 23 m. from Albany and 19 from Cats-
kill. Trade centre for a farming neighbor-
hood.
LOCAL ; Thursdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ;
P. Winne, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
GREENWICH, Washington Co., D-
1,231+ pop. (town 3,860), in Greenwich town-
.shlp, on Battenkill r., 8 m. N. W. of Cam-
bridge. Engaged in manufacturing.
PEOPLE'S JOURNAL; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.10; established 1842; Henry C. Mor-
hous, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GROTON, Tompkins Co., n 913 pop.
(town 3.450+), on Owasco Inlet, in N. E. part
of county, on Southern Central Rd., 15 m.
from Ithaca and 27 from Auburn, N. Y.
Centre of a dairying country. Engaged in
manufacturing carriages, cutters, agricult-
ural implements and other articles.
GROTON AND LANSING JOUR-
NAL; Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1866; L. J. Townlev, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1 ; dated at Groton and Lansing.
BRIDGE BUILDER; monthly; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1SS3; Groton Iron Bridge Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
HAMBURG, ^rie Co., -a 1,200 pop.
(town 3,234+), on the Erie Rd. (B. & S. W. div.)
Tannery and flour mills. In agricultural
section.
ERIE CO. INDEPENDENT; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x41 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; Joseph B. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 ; dated at Hamburg
and Buffalo.
NEW YORK.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 28x14 ; subscription $2 : es-
tablished 1881 ; F. M. Perley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
HAMILTON, Madison Co., a 1,689
pop., 28 m. from Utica, on the New^ York,
Ontario & Western Rd. Seat of Madison
Universitj^, Hamilton Theological Semin-
ary, Colgate Academy and other educa-
tional institutions.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN;
Thursdaj^s ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 183u ;
W. E. Tooke, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
DEMOCRATIC VOLUNTEER;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
25x37 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1864 ; G.
R. Waldrou, editor ; G. G. Waldron, publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
MADISONENSIS ; bi-weekly; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1.75 ; established 1868 ; Senior and Junior
Classes of Madison University, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
HAMMOND, St. Lawrence Co., [j
5&) pop., on Utica & Black River Rd., 11 m.
S. of Morristown, and 23 S.S.W. of Ogden>-
burg. The township is bounded on the W.
by the St. Lawrence r.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886; D. Moyer, editor and pub-
lisher.
HAMMONDSPORT, Stetiben Co.,
p 1,200 pop., on Crooked Lake, 8 m. from
Bath. Engaged in grape growing and man-
ufacturing wine.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; L. H. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HANCOCK, Delaware Co., O, 3,153
pop. (of town), on the N. Y., Lake Erie &
Western Rd., 164 m. N. W. of New York ; en-
gaged in tanning and lumber manufactures
and flag-stone quarrying.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; W. C. McNally, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HANNIBAL, Oswe^ro Co., n 600 pop.,
on Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Rd.,
about 12 m. S. of Oswego. Engaged in agri-
culture.
NEWS AND REVEILLE; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1867 ; N. B. & C. B.
Brower. editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
HARLEM, (NEW YORK CITY P. O.)
New York Co. P^ The name now applied to
the northern portion of New York City ly-
ing between 8th avenue and the East r,,
above 106th street.
RECORD ; (see New York City.)
HASTINGS- ON- HUDSON,
Westchester Co., □. on Hudson r., 19 m.
from New York City, on the Hudson River
division of the New York Central & Hud-
son River Rd. Manufactures car wheels,
asphalt bricks, blue-stone, cigars, soap, etc.
RECORD OF THE TIMES; (see
Tarry town.)
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
455
NEW YORK.
HAVANA, Schuyler Co., n 1,500 pop.,
on Northern Central Rd., 3 m. from Watkins
and 18 from Elmlra. Flouring mills, iron
foundrj', woolen factorjs potterj% manu-
factures of carriages, engines and vises.
Catherine creek flows through a deep nar-
row valley, between hills uearlj- 500 feet
high. Magnetic springs and a remarkable
ravine, called Havana Glen,which is visited
bj' multitudes of tourists.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 34x4S ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; A. Gr. Ball, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
CHURCH AND SCHOOL,; quarterly;
twenty pages; size of page 8x12; subscription
25 cents ; established 1882 ; Students of Cook
Academy, editors and publishers ; circulation
a school paper; issued during the school
K 1 ; year.
HAVERSTRAW, Rockland Co., 0,
3,506t pop. (town 6,973), on Hudson r., New
Jersey c& N. Y., West Shore and N. Y., Ontario
& Western Rds., 37 m. from New York.
Engaged in manufacturing brick. The
town lies near the entrance to the most
picturesque of the Hudson r. scenery.
ROCKLAND CO. MESSENGER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1846 ;
Robert Smith, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
SENTINEL; Fridays ; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1883 ; B.
A. Farr, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
HEMPSTEAD, Queens Co., Q, 2,620
pop. (of town 21,000), on Long Island
Rd., 21 m. from New York and Brooklyn,
and 1 from Garden City. Rockaway Beach
and Long Beach, noted summer resorts, are
in this township. Contains 5 churches, 5
manufactories, several free and private
schools, etc. Is lighted by gas.
INQUIRER; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1830 ; A. M. Onderdonk, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation K 1.
QUEENS CO. SENTINEL; Thursdays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1858 ; Lott Van De-
Water, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
HERKIMER, C. H., Herkimer Co., b
3,585 pop. on Mohawk r., New York Central
Rd. and Erie Canal, and terminus of the
Herkimer, Newport & Poland Rd., 78 m.
from Albany ; in a great cheese and dairy
district. Manufactui-es air-guns, knit goods,
and paper.
CITIZEN; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x4U ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; C. S. Munger, editor ; Weaver &
Hunger, publishei-s ; circulation 1 1 ; issue
also the Ilion Citizen.
DE3IOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1840; H. P. Witherstine & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
HERMON, 'S'^. Lawrence Co., [S 600
pop., on Elm Creek, 22 m. S. E. of Ogdens-
burg, in an agricultural district.
COURIER ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 22xo(); subscription $1 ; established 1886;
P. L. Doyle, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
HIGHLAND FALLS, Orange Co.,
Q, 2,500 pop., on Hudson r., ^ m. from West
NEW YORK.
Point, 12 from Newburgh and 3 from Cold
Spring. Supplj^ point for clothing, etc., for
the U. S. Military Academy at West Point.
Is a favorite summer resort.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .$1; established 1876 ; James
C. Merritt, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 ;
an edition entitled the Mirror is issued for
Cornwall-on Hudson ; another, entitled the
Times, is issued for Moni-oe. and another, en-
titled the Blooming Grove News, is is.sued for
Washingtonville.
HILLSDALE, Columbia Co., {\ 3261
pop. (town 1,939), on Harlem Rd.. 17 m. from
Hudson. Farming quarter.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.30;
established 1879; J. W. Prentiss, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOBART, Delaware Co., O, 600 pop.,
on a branch of the Delaware r., at terminus
of Ulster & Delaware Rd., 54 m. W. S. W.
of Albany. Manufactories of farming im-
plements and butter firkins. Farming sec-
tion.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Jas. B. Rich editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
HOLLEY, Orleans Co., -n 1,200 pop.,
on Ei-ie Canal and New York Central Rd., 22
m. from Rochester. Engaged in general
trade and manufacturing.
STANDARD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1870 ; C. C. Hayden, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HOMER, Cortland Co., D 3,800 pop.,
on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd.,
34 m. from Syracuse and 3 from Cortland.
A thi'iving manufacturing village in the
centre of a fine agricultural and dairy re-
gion.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1812 ; C. H. Stevens, editor ; Stev-
ens & Danes, publishers ; circulation J 1.
HONEOYE FALLS, Monroe Co., u
1,300 pop., on Honeoje creek, and on
Canandaigua branch of New York Central
Rd., 14 m. S. of Rochester. Engaged in a
variety of manufactures. Including flour;
a celebrated potato, grain and fruit centre.
TI3IES-GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; fom- pages ; size 24x.S5 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1876 ; C. A. Goheen, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HOOSICK FALLS, Rensselaer Co.,
a- 4,600 pop., on Hoosick r. and Troy& Bos-
ton and Boston, Hoosac Tunn'el & Western
Rds., 27 m. from Troy. Engaged in manu-
facture of agricultural implements, shirts
and malleable iron.
RENSSELAER CO. STANDARD;
Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1872; Benj. Horsley,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
HOPE, Hamilton Co., rif 651t pop. of
township, on the Sacandaga r., two miles
from the thriving village of Northville.
Has several leather tanneries.
HAMILTON CO. PRESS; Satur
days ; democratic ; f oiu- pages ; size 24x36 ;
456
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
subscription $1 ; established 1873 ; J. R. Arrow-
smith, editor and publisher; circulation LI.
HORNELLSVILLE, Steuben Co.,p
12,l»0iJ pop., on Canisteo r. and terminus of
three divisions of N. Y., Lake Erie & West-
ern Rd., whose shops are located here.
Manufacturing tow^n and centre of trade.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, Fi-idays ;
democratic ; daily four pages, Fridays eight
pages ; size — daily 24x35, weeklj* o(ix44 ; sub-
scription— daily So, weeklv .$1 ; established-
daily 1874, weekly 1851 ; W. H. Greenhow,
editor and publisher ; circulation — daily K 2,
weeklv J 1 .
MORNING TI>IE8; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and TIMES, "Wednesdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 24x35, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weeklv 81.50 ; established
—daily 1877, weekly 1866 ; G. B. Pelton, editor ;
J. S. 'Dolson, publisher; circ'u — daily Jl,
weekly J 2.
HERALD; "Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1872 ; E. H. Hough, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
STEUBEN SIGNAL.; "Wednesdays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 26x40 subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1S83 ; Signal Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
|S^ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 3, 1886, asj^er statement on file
at the office of the AmeHcan Newspaper Di
rectory, 2,419 copies.
TIMES; {see 3Iorning Times.)
TRIBUNE; (see Evening Tribune.)
HORSEHEADS, Chemung Co., g
1,70.J pop., 6 m. from Elmira, on X. Y., Lake
Erie & Westei'n, Delaware, Lackawanna &
"Western, Northern Central and Utica,
Ithaca & Elmira Rds. Engaged in farming,
milling, and general manufacturing.
JOUR X A Li ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1S86 ; T. J. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
HUDSON, C.H., CoZMm&irt Co., 0,10,000
pop., on E. bank of Hudson r. and on Hud-
son River RcL, at terminus of Hudson
branch of Boston & Albany Rd., 116m. from
New York. Engaged in commerce and
manufactures.
EVENING REGISTER ; every even
ing except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
26x38, weekly 28x43 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly SI. 50 ; established— daily 1866, weekly
1784 ; il. Parker "Williams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation — daily K 2, weekly I 1.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Sunday, and COLUMBIA REPUBLI-
CAN, Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 29x46; subscription
— daily .$7, weekly §1.50 ; established — daily
1847.weekl}' 1820; "William Bryan & Son, editors
and publishers ; circ'n — dailv K 2, weekly I 2 .
COLUMBIA REPUBLICAN ; (see
Repuhlioan.)
GAZETTE; (see Evening Register.)
1>UAFTEI) MEN'S ADVOCATE;
mcmthly; four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscrip-
tion Si ; fstablishea 1SS6; State Committee of
Drafted Men, editors and publishers.
HUNTER, Greene Co., O, 650 pop.,
on Catskill Mountain & Stony Clove Rd., 20
m. from Catskill, and connected by rail
with Kingston. Engaged In furniture manu-
facturing. A summer resort.
PIKENIX ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50;
NEW YORK.
established 1884 ; C. M. Cartwright, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HUNTINGTON, Suffolk Co., 0,2,952
pop. (,of town 8,098), on Huntington bay
and Port Jefferson branch of Long Island
Rd., 35 m. from New York; connected by
steam ferry with South Norwalk, Conn.
Pottery, thimble factory, large steam car-
riage factory, saw mills and windmill.
Large number of residents engaged in agri-
culture.
LONG ISLANDER; Saturdays ; repub-
lican; lour pages; size 27x40; subscription
S1.50; established 1836; C. E. Shepard, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1. SW^ Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Nor. 13, 1886, as per statement on fie at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
1,4S6 copies.
SUFFOLK BULLETIN ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50; established 1847; Q. B. Street, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ILION, HerMmer Co., ^ 4,370 pop., on
Mohawk r., New York Central and "West
Shore Rds. and Erie Canal, 12 m. from Utica.
Engaged in manufacturing fire-arms, car-
riages, type writers, sewing-machines, agri-
cultural implements, knit goods and other
articles.
CITIZEN; Fridays ; republican : four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 25 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; George W. Weaver, editor ;
"Weaver & Hunger, publishers; circulation
I 2 ; issue also the Herkimer Citizen.
IRVINGTON, Westchester Co., V\
2,300 pop., on the New York Central and
Hudson River Rd., 23 m. from New York
City. A popular summer resort ; extensive
horticultural industry.
COURIER ; (see Yonkers.)
RECORD OF THE TIMES; (see
Tarry town.)
ITHACA, C.H., TompUns Co., O 11.986
pop., at the head of Caj"uga Lake. The
Delaware, Lackawanna & "Western, Geneva,
Ithaca & Sayre and Cayuga Lake Shore Rds.
—branches of the Lehigh "Valley and the
Elmira, Cortland & Northern Rd.— pass
through here. Caj'Uga Lake steamboat
line also has a landing at Ithaca. Engaged
in manufactures. Seat of Cornell Uni-
versity. Largest village in the State.
CORNELL SUN; every morning except
Saturdav and Sunday ; four pages ; size 14x20 ;
subscription S3 ; established 1880 ; Students
of Cornell University, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
JOURNAL; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can; dailv four pages, weekly six pages;
size— daily 24x38, weekly (size of page) 25x28 ;
subscription— dailv S7, Aveekly 81.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1869, weekly 1816 ; Ithaca Jour-
nal Association, publishers ; circulation—
dailv K 1. weekly I 1 .
REPUBLICAN ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays, and "WEEKLY, "Wedne.sdays ;
four pages; size — semi-weeely 22x.S0, weekly
28x44 ; subscription— semi- weekly SI. 50, week-
ly $1 ; established— semi-weekly 1S85, weekly
18S6 ; Walter G. Smith & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — semi weekly J 1.
CORNELL ERA; Fridays ; twenty
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription §2.50 ;
established 1869 ; Students of Senior and
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
457
NEW YORK.
Junior Classes of Cornell University, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate j'ear.
DE310CRAT; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1820 ; "Ward Gregory, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2.
ITHACAN; Fridays; eight pages; size
83x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; A.
Clapp, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
^~ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 12, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 2,849 copies.
JAMAICA, C.H., Queens Co., [^3,922t
pop. (.of town 10,089), on Long Island &
Montauk and Brookljni Central Rds., 10
m. from Brooklyn. Residence of mer-
chants doing business in New York City.
Engaged in market gardening.
L.ONG ISL.AND DE:>I0CRAT;
Tuesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1835 ; Lewis M.
Wood, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
L, () N Q ISLAND DEUTSCHE
ZKITIJNG; (see Brooklyn.)
LOX(i ISLAND FARMER; Thuis
days ; republican ; f oiu* pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1822; Charles
Welling, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
STANDARD; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; John O'Donnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JAMESTOWN, Chautauqua Co., p
15,000 pop., at outlet of Chautauqua Lake,
on New York, Pa. & Ohio and Buffalo &
Southwestern branch of Erie and Dunkirk,
Allegheny Valley & Pittsburgh Rds., and
the Chautauqua Lake Rd., now in process
of construction ; connected by steamers
with various points on the lake. Engaged
in manufacturing, and centre of an ex-
tensive agricultural region.
JOURNAL.; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK.L1Y, Fridays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 23x39, weekly 31x46 ; subscription— daily
$7, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1870,
weekly 1826 ; Journal Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily J 1 , weekly I 2 .
3IORNING NEWS ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 32x30 ; sub-
scription S5'; established 1885 ; News Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers : circ'n L 2.
CHAUTAUQUA DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1855; A. B.
Fletcher, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
SUN ; Sundays ; independent ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1878 ; Camp & Fuller, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2 ; an edition entitled the Sun
and Standard, same form, size and subscrip-
tion, is issued on Mondavs.
WART N Y A HE 31 ; Thursdays ;
Swedish ; independent ; eight pages ; size
31x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
Haller & Longren, editors and publishers ;
circulation .T l .
NEW THEOLOGY HERALD: bi
weekly ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886;
J. G. Towusend and Solon Lauer, editors and
publishers.
AGITATOR; monthly ; prohibition ;
eight pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1885 ; N. D. Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher.
JEFFERSON, Schoharie Co., a- 317
pop. (of town 2,5 lO). in the southern part of
the county, on Ulster & Delaware Rd. In
farming section, about 12 m. from the line
NEW YORK.
of the Delaware & Hudson Canal Co's Rd.,
and 5 from Ulster & Delaware Rd.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18?2 ; Page T. Hoagland, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Sullivan Co.,
c\ 565 pop., on Callicoons creek, about 10 m.
from N. Y., Lake Erie & Western, and the
same distance from N. Y., Ontario & West-
ern Rd., about 16 S. W. of Montlcello. Small
manufactures.
SULLIVAN CO. RECORD; Fri
days; independent-democratic; eight pages;
si^e 26x38 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1868 ; M. J. Weyrauch, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2,
JOHNSTOWN, C. H., Fulton Co., D-
7,000 pop. (of town 16,626), In Johns-
town township, on Cayadutta creek and
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Rd., 4 m.
from Fonda. Engaged in mercantile pur-
suits, manufactui-ing, etc. A large number
of glove, shoe-leather and mitten factories
are located here.
FULTON CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1838; George
F. Beakley, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FULTON CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x46; subscription $1.50; established 1870;
Blunck & Leaning, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2 ; an edition entitled the In-
telligencer is issued for Glovei'sville, and an-
other, entitled the Journal and Republican,
is Issued for Wells.
INDEPENDENT; Thui-sdays; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; re-estab-
lished 1879 ; Hervey Ross, editor and publish-
er ; circulation L 2 ; an edition of the Glovers-
ville Standard.
JORDAN, Onondaga Co., n l,345t
pop., on Erie Canal and N. Y. C. & Hudson
River Rd., 17 m. from Syracuse. Engaged
in manufactures.
TI3IES; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1877; C. H. Bibbens, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
KEESEVILLE, ^ssex Co., c( 2,500
pop., on both sides of Ausable r., 4 m. from
Lake Champlain and 14 from Burlington,
Vt. Some manufacturing done here.
ESSEX CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days; republican; eight pages; size 36x48; sub-
scription S1.50; established 18.39; W. Lansing,
editor ; W. Lansing & Son, publishers ; circu-
lation 1 1; issue also the Plattsburgh Sentinel.
KINDERHOOK, Columbia Co., O,
3,984 pop., on Boston & Albany Rd., 5 m.
from Hudson r. at Stuyvesant Landing, 16
from Albany. Engaged in cotton, woolen
and paper manufacture.
ROUGH NOTES; (see Valatie.)
KINGSTON, C. H., (RONDOUT) Ul-
ster Co., n 22,000 pop., on Hudson r. and
West Shore Rd., at the mouth of Rondout
creek, 91 m. from New York, at terminus of
Delaware and Hudson Canal and Ulster &
Delaware and Walkill Valley Rds. The
municipality of Kingston embraces King-
4.38
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
ston, Rondout and Wilbur, which are about
two miles apart. Engaged in manufactures.
Has a large river commerce. Said to do a
larger business and have a larger tonnage
than any other point on the Hudson. Large
business done in cement, blue stone, etc.
FREE3IAN (Rondout); every evening
except Sundav, and FREEMAN AND
JOURNAL, Thursdays; republican; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
26x38, weekly 33x48 ; subscription— tlaily $8,
weeklv $1.50; established— daily 1871, weekly
1840 ; Kingston Freeman Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily .J 2, weekly H 2.
IjEADER; everv morning except Sun-
dav, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 21x3t;, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. E. Kraft and J. W. Searing,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily J 1 ,
weeklv J 2 .
ARGUS; Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1832; H. G. Crouch, editor and pub-
lisher : cii-culatlon .J 2 .
DEI TSCIIE ZEITUNG UND BEO-
BACIITER A31 HUDSON; Saturdays;
German ; four pages ; size of page 28x44 ;
established 1884 ; Bretthauer & Getting, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; dated at
Kingston, Newburgh and Poughkeepsie.
FREEMAN AND JOURNAL; (see
Freeman. )
ACADEMY NEWS; monthly; eight
pages; size 19x22; subscript ion 50 cents; es-
tablished 1885 ; Literary Society of Kingston
Academj', editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
FRATERNAL INDICATOR (Ron
dout) ; monthly ; fraternal societies ; eight
pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription .50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 ; D. J. Auchmoody, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH RECORD;
monthly ; prote.stant episcopal ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; established 1886 ;
Rev. Lewis T. Wattson, editor and publisher.
KNOWERSVILLE, Albanij Co., n-
700 pop., on the Susquehanna division of the
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.'s Rd., 17 m.
from Albany.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.25; established 1884; Enterprise Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LANCASTER, Erie Co., ^ l,602t
pop., 10 m. from Buffalo, on N. Y. C. & N. H.,
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western and Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Rds. Has two large
flouring mills, glass works and a tannery.
TIMES ; Thursdays; four pages; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; M. L. Reist,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
liANSING, Oswego Co., a 200 pop., in
an agricultural and dairying district, 3 m.
from Oswego.
GROTON AND LANSING JOUR-
NAL; (see Groton.)
LANSINGBURGH, Rensselaer Co.,
D- 9,437 pop., on Troy & Boston Rd., 3 m.
f romTroy. A suburb and branch post-office
of the city of Troy, and 10 m. above Albany
and 1 m. from Cohoes. Engaged in man-
ufacturing collars, cuffs, shirts, brushes,
carriages and oilcloth. Residence also of
Troy business men.
COURIER; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1..50 ; established 1876;
circulation J 1.
LE ROY, Genesee Co., -n 2,800 pop., on
Oatka ci-eek and Tonawanda, Batavia &
Canandaigua branch of New York Central,
Attica branch of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western,
and Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rds.,
46 m. from Buffalo and 25 S. W. of Roches-
ter. Location of Ingham University-
largest female university in Western New
York. Engaged extensively in salt, paper,
patent medicine, malt, and carriage manu-
factures. Near large limestone quarries.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1826 ; Marcellus & Hand, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
GENESEE COURIER; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$2.50; established 1870 ; George M. Howe, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881; Frank H. Morgan, editor;
Le Roy Times Co.. publishers ; circ'n J 2.
LIBERTY, Sullivan Co., U^ 600 pop.,
on N. Y., Ontario & Western Rd., 100 m.
from New York. Agricultural district.
REGISTER, Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; Sprague Bros., editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
LIMA, Livingston Co., -D 1,878 pop.,
(of town 2,782+), 7 m. E. of N. Y., Lake
Erie & Western Rd., at Avon and 4 S. of
Honeoye Falls. The seat of the Genesee
Wesleyan Seminary.
RECORDER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; Geprge L. Gleason, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STUDENT; quarterly; eight pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 :
Faculty and Students of Genesee Wesleyan
Seminary, editors and publishers ; circ'n I 1 .
LISLE, Broome Co., p 506 pop. (town-
ship 2,399), on Tioughnioga r. and Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Rd., 23 m. from
Binghamton. Lumber disti'ict. Large quan-
tities of butter shipped from here.
GLEANER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x3 i; subscription $1.25; established 1871 ;
TT*,, -^«..-. ^ TX*^ -wrii-t /-\^T*-*-WM <-»■»-» H T-knl-\l-I t-Hoi'* r^lfr*'!! T<
Eugene Davis, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
LITTLE FALLS, Herkimer Co., ^
8,16(1 pop., on Mohawk r. and New York
Central & Hudson River aud N. Y., West
Shore & Buffalo Rds., 22 m. from Utica.
Splendid water power. Considerable man-
ufacturing done here. Has seven large knit-
ting mills. Dairying and cheese making.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
independent ; four pages ; size 23x30 ; sub-
scription $5; established 1S86 ; E. Marshall
Pavev, editor and publisher.
HEkKIMER CO. NEWS; Fridays;
four pages; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1868; W. R. Chappie, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL AND COURIER; Tues-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 30x4.t ;
subscription $2 ; established 18:34 ; Stebbins &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
LITTLE VALLEY, C. H., Cattarau-
gus Co., p 2,200 pop., on New York, Lake
Erie & Western Rd., 40 m. E. of Dunkirk.
Saw and flouring mills.
CATTARAUGUS REPUBLICAN;
(see Salamanca.)
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
459
NEW YORK.
I.IVINGSTON MANOR, Sullivan
Co., □, 80) pop., on the N. Y., Ontario
& Western Ri., at the conflux of the
Willowemoc and BeaverklU rs. A shipping
station. Turning works, iron foundry,
sash and blind factory, and lumber and
acid manufactories are located here.
TIMES; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Eli Starr, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
lilVONIA, Livingston Co., -D 800
pop., on the X. Y., Lake Erie & Western
Rd., between the beautiful lakes of
Conesus and Hemlock ; situated in a fine
agricultural district, and the largest
grain market in Livingston and Ontario
counties.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1875 ;
Clarence M. Alvord, editor and publisher ;
circulation J ] .
LOCKPORT, C. H., Niagara Co., -a
17,000 pop., on Erie Canal and New York
Central and N. Y., Lake Ei-ie & Western
Rds., 19 m. from Niagara Falls and 2.t from
Buffalo. The locks in the canal furnish
water power, which is now used exten-
sively in manufactm-ing. Stone quarrying
is done here ; centre of a fruit and agricult-
ural district. Has street railway and
electric light.
JOUBNALi; every evening except Sun-
day, and NIAGARA JOURNAL., Wed
nesdaj's ; republican ; dailj' four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size — daily 28x41, weekly
41x5(i ; subscription— daily $8, weekly $1.25 ;
established— daily 1859, weekly 1851 ; Ward &
Cobb, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J 1 , weekly I 1 .
UNION: every evening except Sunday,
and NIAGARA DEMOCRAT, Satur
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size — dally 27x41 weekly (size
of page) 21x27 ; subscription — daily $8, weekly
$1.25; established— daily 1860, weekly 1821;
Union Printing and Publishing Companj',
publishers ; circ'n — dailv .1 1 ; weekly H 1.
NIAGARA DEMOCRAT; (see CTmon.)
NIAGA RA JOURN A L ; (see Journal.)
ST. GEORGE'S ADVOCATE; Wed
nesdays; Sons of St. George; eight pages;
size 2i)x3S ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Isaac Ellis, editor and publisher.
liONG ISLAND CITY, Qiteens Co.,
Q. 28,805 pop., on East r., N. of Brooklj'n,
and at W. terminus of Long Island
and Flushing and North Side Rds. An
important suburb of New York City.
Engaged in manufactures.
STAR ; every evening except Sunday,
and LONG ISLAND STAR, Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly and Saturday 26x40 ; subscription-
daily $3, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1876,
weekly 18')5; Thomas H. Todd, editor and
pviblisher; cii'culation- daily K 1, weekly I 1 ;
an edition of the daily is issued for Brooklyn.
LONG ISLAND BEOBACHTER;
Saturdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; Chas. Kernitz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LONG ISLAND COURIER ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1874 ; Thomas J.
G. Pugh. editor; Courier C >., publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
LONG ISLAND STAR ; (see Star.)
NEW YORK.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883; A. P. Mclntyre, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
LOWVILLiE,C. U., Lewis Co., [^ 2,600
pop. (town 4,000), on Utica & Black River
Rd., 59 m. from Utica, 1 from Black r. and
canal and 26 from Watertown. Centre of a
dairy and agricultural district.
JOURNAL AND REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; repviblican ; four pages ; size
29x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1830 ;
Henry A. Phillips, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2 .
LEWIS CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; Manville
& Phelps, editors and publishers; circ'n J 1.
TI.MES AND LEWIS CO. IN-
DEPENDENT; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1876 ; Fitch & Hesler. editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2.
BLADE AND AGENTS' NEWS;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1886 ; C. D.
V. Carter, editor and publisher.
LYONS, C. H., Wayne Co., -O 3,820t
pop., on Erie canal and Geneva & Lyons,
N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo, and Central
Rds., 36 m. from Rochester. Pottery, ma-
chines shop, extensive distilleries of pepper-
mint oil, and manufactories of barrels and
farm implements. A thrifty, growing vil-
lage and an important railroad centre.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1821 ; W. T. Tinsley, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; M. J. & I. J. Van Marter,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WAYNE DEMOCRATIC PRESS;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1821 ; Wm.
Van Camp, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
MoGRAWVILLE, Cortland Co., n
800 pop., 4 m. from Cortland. Butter
and cheese making; corset and wagon
making the principal industries.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.25; established
1878 ; Berggren Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation .J 2.
MACHIAS, Cattaraugus Co., J3 700
pop., on Rochester & Pittsburgh Rd. Grist
and saw mill and stores.
CATTARAUGUS STAR; Thursdays;
prohibition ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; establislied 1885 ; Cattaraugus Star
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J 2.
22^" Actual average circulation for one year
p7-eceding Dec. :B0, 1886, as per statement on
flle at the office of the American Newspaper
Director]/, 1,580 copies.
MALONE, C. H., Franklin Co., cf
8,0U0 pop., on Salmon r. and O. & L. C.
Rd., 60 m. from Ogdensburg. Equal
distance from Rouse's Point. An agri-
cultural district and centre of trade.
Engaged in manufacturing.
FARMER; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription $l.lo ;
established 1881 ; Andrew E. Clark, editor and
publisher : circulation I 1 .
FRANKLIN GAZETTE; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1837; Law & Meritt,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
460
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
PA1,L.ADIU3I ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 27x41; subscription §1.15;
established 1835; Palladium Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2 .
MAMARONECK, Westchester Co.,
3, 2,(X).) pop., on Long Island Sound and N. Y.
New Haven & Hartford Rd. Contains the
residences of quite a number of persons
doing business in New York City.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription §1.25; established
1882 ; William E. Peters, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
MARATHON, Cor«ajirf Co., a l,006t
pop., on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Rd. and Tioughnioga r., 50 m. from Syra-
cuse and 30 from Biughamton. A farm-
ing district, producing butter and other
produce.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; eight
fiages; size 26x38; subscription $1.50; estab-
islied 1870; E. L. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MARCELIiTJS, Onondaga Co., a
(pop., of village 775, of town 2,500), on
Auburn branch of N. Y. Central & Hudson
River Rd. Nine Mile creek passes through
town and supplies abundant water power.
Has numerous manufactories of cloth, fur-
niture, lumber, plaster, pearl-barley, flour,
paper, powder and machinery. In good
agricultural district ; 12 m. from Syracuse ;
same from Auburn.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1.25 ;
established 1879 ; A. de L. Rogers, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MARGARETVILLE, Delaware
Co., C, 500 pop., on E. branch of Delaware r.,
23 m. S. E. of Delhi. Engaged In agricult-
ure.
UTIT.,TTARTAN ; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription
SI ; established 1863 ; J. K. P. Jackson, editor ;
Jackson & Cowan, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
MARILLA, Erie Co., -n600 pop., 18
m. from Buffalo, and 4 from Elma. An agri-
cultural locality.
RECORD ; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; Benj.
Morey, editor ; Morey & Son, publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
MARION, Wayne Co., -a 2,194 pop.;
nearest town is Palmyra, 6 m. Has large
farm implement manufactorj'.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription $1.50; established
1830 ; R. D Curtis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
MARLBORO, Ulster Co., d^ 4,000
pop., on New York, West Shore & Buffalo
Rd. Berry culture extensivel.v carried on.
Whitney Basket Co., woolen and dj'e mills
and carpet manufactory located here.
NEW HAMBURGH PIIOGRESS ;
Fridays; independent; eight pages; size
28x42; subscription SI. 50; established 1885;
Clias. H. Cochrane, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 .
MATTEAWAN, Dutchess Co., O^
5,000 pop., on Newburgh, Dutchess and Con^
NEW YORK.
necticut Rd. Has water power, which is
used in various manufactures.
JOURNAL; everv morning except Sun-
day, and FISHKIL.L. JOURNAL.,
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size —
daily 2iix26, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily
.$4, weekly §2; established— daily 1884, weekly
1856 ; G. W. Owen, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—weekly J 1.
MAYVILLE, C. H., Chautauqua Co.,
p 1,185 pop., on Chautauqua lake, and Buf-
falo, New York «fe Philadelphia Rd., 20 m.
from Jamestown, with which it is con-
nected by steamer. An agricultural dis-
trict.
CHAUTAUQUA ERA; Tuesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1880 ; G. R. Dean, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; Issues also
the Sentinel.
SENTINEL ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1834; G. R. Dean, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the Chau-
tauqua Era.
MECHANICVILLE, Saratoga Co.,
D- 3,iX)0 pop., on Hudson r. and on a num-
ber of railroads ; also on Champlain Canal,
20 m. N. of Albany and 18 S. of Saratoga.
Contains a very large paper mill, severa
extensive sash, door, and blind factories,^
a hosier}' mill and other enterprises. The
town is connected by horse-car with Still-
water, 3 m. distant. Very considerable
water power.
MERCURY; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1882 ; Farrington L. Mead, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MEDINA, Orleans Co., -n 5,500 pop.,
on Oak Orchard creek, Erie Canal and New
York Central Rd., 40 m. from Rochester and
40 from Buffalo. Centre of trade. Has wa-
ter power, which is used in various manu-
factures.
RE€tISTER ; Thm-sdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1877; M. A. Bowen, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1852; Frank H. Hurd, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
MEXICO, Oswego Co., a l,273t pop., on
Salmon creek, near Lake Ontario and
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Rd. Agri-
cultural implements and other articles
manufactured here. A centre of trade.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription
$1.50 : established 1861 ; Henry Humphries,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MIDDLEBURGH, Schoharie Co., n-
1,123 pop. of village (of town 3,376), on
Middleburgh & Schoharie Valley Rd., 5 m.
from Schoharie, 38 W. of Albany. Tanner-
ies, carriage factories, foundries, and mills
for wrai)ping paper. »
GAZETTE ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages: size 24x36 : subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1871 ; J. E. Young, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
STARKE Y SEMINARY QUAR-
TER liY; thirty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1885 ; Students of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
461
NEW YORK.
Starkey College, editors and publishers ; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
MIDDLEPORT,iV^fa9'«m Co.,4d1, 000
pop., on X. Y. C. & H. R. Rd., and Erie canal,
37 m. from Buffalo and 50 from Rochester.
Has several grist, stave, flour and paper
mills, fruit-canning and fruit-evaporating
establishments. The centre of a good fruit-
growing section, and its shipping point.
HERAIjD; Thursdays: four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription .§1.25 ; established 1885 ;
Miles A. Davis, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MIDDL.ET01VN, Orange Co., 0,9,500
pop., on N. Y., Lake Erie & Western, N. Y.,
Susquehanna & Western, New York. On-
tario & Western Rds., 67 m. from New York.
A trade and manufacturing centre.
ARGUS ; every evening except Sunday,
and >IERCURY, semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 34x36, semi-weekly 26x40 ; subscription-
daily S5, semi-weekly $2 ; established— daily
1876, semi-weekl}^ 1859 ; Thompson & Macar-
dell, editors and publishers; circulation —
daily .J 1 , semi- weekly I 2 .
PRESS ; every evening except Sunday,
and ORANGE CO. PRESS, semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size— daily 23x35, semi- weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily $6, semi- weekly $2; es-
tablished — daily 1869, semi-weekly 1851 ;
Stivers, Slauson & Boyd, editors and publish-
ers; circulation— daily J 1, semi-weekly H 1.
B^" Actual average circulation of semi-
weekly edition for one year preceding Dec. 31,
1886, as per statement on lile at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 3,442
copies.
MERCURY ; (s,ee Argus.)
ORANGE CO. PRESS ; (see Press.)
WO RKING3IA \ ; Fridays ; labor ; four
pages ; size 2iJx4U ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; I. V. Montayne, editor and pub-
lisher.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES ; semi
monthly ; baptist ; twelve pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $2; established 1832; Gil-
bert Beebe's Sons, editors and publishers ;
does not insert advertisements.
UNION BANNER; monthly; eight
pages ; .size 26x38 ; subscription 30 cents ;
Thomas Kain, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L3.
MILFORD, Otsego Co., n 1,000 pop.,
on the C. & S. V. Rd., 8 m. from Coopers-
to\vn, the county seat, in an agricultural
and hop-growing section.
liEADER; Fridays ; independent; four
pages ; size 21x:}l ; subscription .SI ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Chas. B. Hawver, editor and pub-
lisher.
MILLERTON, Dutchess Co., U, GOOf
pop., on Hartford & Conn. Western, New-
burgh, Dutchess & Conn, and Harlem Rds.
A farming and dairy section.
TELEGRAM; Fridays; neutral; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Ed. Van Sciver and S. S. Deacon,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
MONROE, Orange Co., Q^ 600 pop., on
N. Y., L. E. & W. Rd., 20 m. from Newburgh
and 10 from Goshen. Three large cream-
eries here.
HERALD ; Tuesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Jas. J. McNally, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
NEW YORK.
TIMES; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Eugene D. Stokem, editor ; James C. Merritt,
publisher ; circulation LI; an edition of
the Highland Falls Journal.
MONTGOMERY, Omn^e Co., [1^2,200
pop., on Wallkill r. and Wallkill Valley Rd.,
T3 m. from New York City and 10 from
Goshen. A farming region having some
manufactures.
STANDARD ; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2: es-
tablislied 1864 ; Lester Winfleld, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONTICELLO,C. H., Sullivan Co., O,
1,200 pop., on Monticello and Port Jervis
branch of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd.,
90 m, from New York, near centre of Sulli-
van Co. The surrounding country abounds
in timVjer of various kinds, and extensive
lumbering interests and woodenware man-
uf actiu"e are centered in the county. The
latter is elevated and mountainous and a
favorite summer resort.
REPUBLICAN WATCHMAN; Fri-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1826 ; Charles
Barnum, editor and publisher ; circ'n .J 1.
SULLIVAN CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1844 ; Jas. F.
Calbreath, Jr., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1 .
MORAVIA, Cayuga Co., D 1,800 pop.
(town 2,699), on Owasco Inlet and Southern
Central Rd., 18 m. S. S. E. of Auburn. Sur-
rounded by a rich farming district ; market
for agricultural produce. Manufacturing
also carried on.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; republican;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription .$1.25 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. J. Pease, editor and publish-
er : circulation K 1.
VALLEY REGISTER; Fridays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1863 ; M. E.
Kenyon, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
MORRIS, Otsego Co., n 2,500 pop., in
the Butternut Creek Valley ; thickly settled
farming and manufacturing country ; 8 m.
from New York, Ontario & Western Rd.
Has lumber mills and furniture manufac-
tories.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1867 ; L. P. & E. E. Carpenter,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
MORRISVILL.E, C. H., Madison Co.,
D 931 pop., 3 m. from New York, Ontario &
Western Rd. and 12 S. of Oneida. An agri-
cultural section.
MADISON CO. LEADER; Thurs-
days; tour pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 , established 1885; Spooner& Stillman, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation .J 2.
MADISON OBSERVER; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
S1.5U ; established 1821 ; E. Norton, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MOUNT KISCO, Westchester Co., O,
l,r300 pop., on Harlem Rd., 37 m. from New
York. Engaged in the manufacture of op-
tical goods, shoes, proprietary medicines,
shirts, sash and blinds, and horse collars.
RECORDER: Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50;
462
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
established 1874 ; Frank Dronigoole, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WEEKIiY; Fridays; independent; four
pajres ; size 27x44 ; suljscription §1.50 ; estab-
iished 1878 ; Charles S. Patteson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
MOUNT MORRIS, Livingston Co.,
■a 2,200 pop., on Buffalo, N. Y. & Philadel-
phia, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
and Dansville & Mt. Morris branch of N. Y.,
Lake Erie & Western Rds. Engaged in
manufacturing and agriculture.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; George M. Shull, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
UNION ; Thursdays : republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 18*4 ; EUicott & Dickey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MOUNT VERNON, Westchester
Co., □, 9,000 pop., on New York & New Haven
Rd., 13 m. N. of New York. The town has
considerable local business, and is the home
of many persons who do business in New
York City.
STANDARD ITE3I ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x30 ; sub-
scription .$6 ; established 1886 ; William W.
McClellan, editor and publisher.
CHRONICIiE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1869 ; Daniel Lewis,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1S79; William Wallace McClellan,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WESTCHESTER CO. ANZEIGER;
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; C. H. Bauer,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; dated
at Mount Vernon and New Rochelle.
AVESTCHESTER CO. RECORD;
Wednesdaj's ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.75 ; established 1834 ;
B. F. Ashley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NAPLES, Ontario Co., -n 1,500 pop., on
Canandaigua Inlet and N. Y., L. E. & W.
Rd., 4 m. from lake and about 20 S. of Ca-
nandaigua. Manufactory of grape boxes
and several flouring mills.
NEAPOLITAN RECORD; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; S. L. Deyo,
editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
NEWARK, Wayne Co., -a 4,000 pop.,
in Arcadia township, on Erie canal and on
the direct branch of N. Y. C. & H. R. Rd.
and the Sodus Bay division of the Northern
Central Rd., 30 m. E. of Rochester and 50
W. of Syracuse ; centre terminal point of
the N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo Rd., and
location of its car shops.
COURIER; Thursdaj's; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; sultscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; J. Wilson, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
f>ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1873; H. H. Fisk, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 .
NEWARK VALLEY, Tioga Co., g
1,000 pop., on the Southern Central Rd., 10
m. from Owego. Manufactures butter and
NEW YORK.
cheese, sole leather, spring wagons and
sleighs.
TIOGA CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription §1..50; established 1876; Charles L.
Noble and G. E. Purple, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW BERLIN, Chenango Co., n 937t
pop., on Unadilla r. and Sidnej' Plains &
New Berlin branch of New York, Ontario &
Western Rd., 20 m. from Sidney Plains.
Large tanneries and flouring mills.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1860 ; Joseph K. Fox, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHURCH HELPER; monthly ;
protestant episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription 30 cents ; established
1S86 ; Rector of St. Andrew's Church, editor
and publisher.
NEW BRIGHTON, Richmond Co.,
□^ 12,679 pop. (town of Castleton), on north
shore of Staten Island, connected with New
York bj' ferries.
RICHMOND CO. SENTINEL. ; Sat
urdays ; republican ; four pages ; ^ize 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; W. A. Suy-
dam, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ;
issues also the Tompkiusville 22ic/iH!0?if? Co.
Gazette.
RICHMOND CO. STANDARD; Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48';
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; Ira K.
Morris, editor ; Robert Humphrey, puTslisher ;
circulation J 1 .
NEWBURGH, C. H., Orange Co., O.
22,000 pop., on W. bank of Hudson r., 60 m.
from New York. A branch railroad con-
nects it with N. Y., Lake Erie & Western
Rd. at Greycourt and another branch of
same Rd. at Turners. The N. Y., West Shore
& Buffalo Rd. runs through the business
part of the city. The western terminus
of the N. Y. & New England Rd. is at Fish-
kill Landing, directly opposite Newburgh,
and the cars are transported across the
river, giving Newburgh direct communica-
tion with Boston. The Lehigh & Hudson
Rd. gives Newbui-gh direct communication
with Pennsylvania coal regions. Engaged
In cotton, woolen, iron, hat, shoe and other
manufactures and in boat-building, and is
a centre of trade; surrounded by an agri-
cultural district.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 25x39, weekly
27x43 ; subscription — daily $7, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1862, weekly 1833 ; Ritchie
& Hull, editors and publishers: circulation
—daily .T 2, weekly J 1. ZS' Actual average
circuJafion for one year preceding November
), 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neivspaper Direetorij— daily
1,875, iveekly 1,008 copies.
NEW
every evening excejit Sunday ;
indeijcndent ; four pages ; size 21x30 : sub
scription $3; established 18S5 ; William H.
Keefe, editor and pul)lisher; circulation J 2.
22^" Actual average circulation for one year
precedinq Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on
fie at the office of the A7nerican Newspaper
Directory, 1,S21 copies.
REGISTER; every evening except Sun-
dav, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic : four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscripti<m—
daily $5, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1876,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
463
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
weekly 1796 ; John A. Mason, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily J '2. weekly K 1.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNU IND BEO-
BACHTER A:>1 HUDSON; (see Kings-
ton.)
NEW LEBANON, Columbia Co., O,
2,245+ pop., on Lebanon Springs Rd., 18 m.
from Chatham Four Corners. Some manu-
facturing done here.
JOURNAL. OF MATERIA MEDI-
C A ; monthly; medical ; twenty four pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription SI ; established
1862; C. R. Leonard, editor ; Journal of Ma-
teria Medica Co., publishers ; circulation I 2 .
NEW PALTZ, Ulster Co., l\ 2,000
pop. (of town), on Wallkill r. and Mont-
gomery & Wallkill Valley Rd., 37 m. from
Goshen and 16 from Kingston. In an agri-
cultural section.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription SI. 25 ;
established 1868 ; Ralph Lefevre, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TIDIES; Weduesdaj's ; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1861); Charles J. Ackert, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW ROCHELLE, Westchester Co.,
□, 5,8U0 pop., on New York & New Haven
Rd., IS m. from New York.
PIONEER; Saturdays; independent-re-
publican ; tour pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1859 ; John C. Steadman,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PRESS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; James H. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTCHESTER CO. ANZEIGER;
(see Mount Vernon.)
NEWTOWN, Queens Co., C^ 9,798
pop., on line of North Shore, Central & Long
Island Rds., 3 m. from Flushing, 5 from Ja-
maica and 4 from Brooklyn. Contains a
large oilcloth manufactory, also rope walks,
and china and straw hat factories.
LONG ISLAND JOURNAIi UND
VOLKSBLATT; Saturdays; German;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 1874 ; Charles F. White, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
REGISTER; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Charles White, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
NEW YORK, C. H., New York Co., C^
1,21)6,590 pop., on Manhattan Island. Great
commercial and business centre of the
United States. The city is noted for its pos-
session of some of the most imposing pri-
vate business structures in the world ; for
the cosmopolitan character of its popula-
tion, and the variety of its financial, manu-
facturing and other industries. In addi-
tion to the actual residents, it is also the
place of daily business for 200,000 or 300,000
persons who reside in the very numerous
suburban cities and towns, with most of
which it is in hourly communication.
CITY RECORD : every day except Sun-
day and legal holidays ; legal ; twelve pages ;
size of page 12x17; "established 1874: inserts
official advertisements onlv ; office Citv Hall.
COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER;
every evening except Sunday ; reiMiblican ;
four pages ; size 31x48 ; subscript ;;v.i rs ; estab-
lished 1794 ; circulation F 1 ; office corner of
Fulton and Nassau streets ; a literary supple-
ment is issued regularly with the Saturday
edition.
COMMERCIAL. BULLETIN AND
AUCTION RECORD; every morning
except Sunday ; commercial ; eight pages;
size of page 16x24 ; subscription S12 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Daily Bulletin Association, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office
32 Bi'oadway ; issues also Review.
COURRIER DES ETATS-UNIS;
every morning, and WEEKLY, Saturdaj's;
French ; independent ; daily four pages, Sun-
day eight pages, weekly twenty-four pages ;
size — daily 24x36, Sunday 35x48, weekly (size
of page) 12x18 ; subscription— daily $12.6(J, Sun-
day S2.5<3, weekly $5.20 ; established 1827 ; H. P.
Sahipers & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily G 1, weekly F 2, Sunday G 2 ;
office 19 Barclay street.
DELNIK AMERICKY; every morn
ing except Sunday ; Bohemian ; four pages ;
size 24x34; subscription $8.50; established
1882 : Bohemian Co-operative Publishing As-
sociati'm (incorporated), editors and publish-
ers : circulation J 2 ; office 425 E. 8th street.
EVENING POST: every evening except
Sunday, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; independent-republican ; daily
and semi-weekly four pages ; size 31x48 ; sub-
scription— daily $9, semi-weekly $3 ; estab-
lished 1801 ; E. L. Godkin and Horace White,
editors ; Evening Post Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily F 2 , semi-weekly
J 1 , office 210 Broadway, corner of Fulton
street ; issues also the Nation.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four
size— daily
16x22
circ'n
every
pages
sub-
C 1.
day
size
1870 ;
pages ; Saturdays eight pages ;
23x32 ; Saturday (size of page)
scription $5 : established 1867 ;
FINANCIAL RECORD ;
except Sunday ; financial ; four
1 1x22 ; subscription S6 ; established
Financial News As.sociation, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1; office 3S Broad street.
GRAPHIC ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; demo-
cratic ; illustrated : dailj' eight pages, Satur-
days and weekly sixteen pages ; size— daily
29x42, Saturdays and weekly (size of page)
15x21; subscription— daily $9, weekly $2.50;
established— daily 1873, weekly 1882 ; Amer-
ican Graphic Co., editors and publishers ; cir
culation— daily G 2, weekly F 1 ; office 39 and
41 Park place.
HERALD; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Satui-days ; independent ; daily
eight and twelve pages, weekly eight pages,
and Sundaj' sixteen to twenty-six pages ;
size of page 16x23 ; subscription— daily with
Sunday $7.50, daily without Sunday ,$6, week-
ly $1 ; established 1835 ; James Gordon Ben-
nett, publisher; Gardiner G. Howland, man-
ager ; an edition for Europe is issued every
Wednesdaj^ subscription $4 ; circulation-
daily B 2, weekly E 2 ; office corner Broad-
way and Ann street.
HOTEL REPORTER; every morning
except Sunday ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ; sul)-
scriptionS18 ; established 1877 ; Louis Klop.-ch,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office
88 and 90 Centre street.
IL PROGRESSO ITALO-AMERI-
CANO ; every morning except Monday;
Italian ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$8* established 1879 ; C. Barsotti and V. Poli-
dori, editors and publishers ; circulation
J 2 ; office 2 and 4 Centre street.
INDICATOR; every day except Sun-
day ; financial ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x14; subscription $10; established 1877;
N. W. Josselyn, editor; Indicator Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 58
Broad street.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; every
morning except Sunday, SEMI-WEEK-
liY, Wednesdays and Saturdays, and
^VEEKLY, Wednesdays; commercial;
daily and semi-weekly four pages, weekly
eight pasres : size— 'laily and semi-weekly
464
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
XEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
32x54, weekly 33x43 ; subscription — dally $15,
semi-weekly $5, weekly $2 ; established 1827 ;
Journal of Coinmerce Association, editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily Gr 2, semi-
weekly H 1 ; does not insert advertisements
in weekly ; office 76 Beaver street.
JUDISCHEJS TAGEBI.ATTj every
day, and JEWISH GAZETTE, Fridays;
Hebrew ; dally six pa<-;e.s, weekly twelve
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription — daily
S5, weekly S2.50 ; established 1875; Rev. K. H.
Sarasohn t^ Sou, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily H 2, weekly H 2 ; office 9S East
Broadway.
L.AS NOVEDADES; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Thurs-
dajs ; Spanish ; daily fou_r pages, weekly
sixteen pages ; size— daily 23x31, weekly
36x50 ; subscription— daily $15, weekly S8 ; es-
tablished—daily 1876, weekly 1S82 ; J. G. Gar-
cia, editor and publisher; circulation— daily
HI. weekly H 2 ; office 23 Liberty street.
IjEADER; every evening except Sunday;
labor; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
S3 ; established 1SS6 ; Central Labor Union of
New York, editors and publishers ; office 184
William street.
L'ECO D' ITALIA ; every morning, and
RI VISTA ITAL.O- AMERICANA,
Thursdays ; Italian ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages; size- daily 26x40, weekly 26x38;
subscription— daily §8. weekly $2 ; establish-
ed—daily 1849, weekly 1883 ; F. Zanolini & Oo.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily I 2 ,
weekly I i ; office 215 Spring street.
MAIL. AND EXPRESS; every evening
except Sunday, and \VEEKLY,Thursdays ;
indepenilent-republican ; dailj' four pages,
Saturdays and weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 26x4(1, Saturdays and weekly (size of
page) 18x26; subscription— daily §6, weekly
SI; established 1836: circulation— daily El,
weekly H 2 ; office 23 Park row.
MORNING JOURNA L ; every morning;
Independent; daily four pages. Sunday twen-
ty pages ; size— daily 22x36, Sunday (size of
page) 18x22 ; subscription— vdailv and Sunday
S4.50, Sunday SI. 50; established 1882; Albert
Pulitzer, editor ; Morning Journal Associa-
tion, publishei-s ; circulation B 2 ; office Trib-
une Building.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
AVEERLY, Wednesdays, and SUNDAY
NEWS, Sunday; dailj' four pages, Sunday
eight pages, weekly twelve pages ; size— daily
19x31, weekly and Sunday (size of page) 16x19 ;
subscription— daily $3, weekly §1, Sunday 50
cents; established — daily and weeklvl858. Sun-
day 1867 ; Benj. Wood, editor ; New York News
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation— daily
A 2 , weekly F 1, Sunday C 2 ; office 25 Park
row ; issues also the Xeio Yorker Tages-Nach-
rich fen.
NEW YORKER HEROLD ; every
evening except Sunday : German ; four
pages ; size 20x;54 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; N. Y. Zeituug Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation D 2 ; office
7 Frankfort street ; issues also the New Yorker
Zeitung.
NEW YORKER TAGES-NACH-
RICHTEN; every evening except Sunday,
40NNTAGS NACHRICHTEJs;,
and
Sundaj's ; German ; democratic ; daily four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 19x31,
Sunday (size of page) 16x19; subscription-
daily S3, Sunday $1 ; established— daily 1870,
Sunday 1872 ; Benj. Wood, editor; New Yc»rk
News Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation
—daily C 1, Sunday C 1 ; office 25 Park row ;
issues also the News.
NEW YORKER VOLKS ZEIT-
TTXCi; every morning except Sunday,
WEEKLY, Saturdays, and SONN-
TACiSBIiATT, Sundays; German; inde-
pendent ; dailj' four pages, weekly and Sun-
day eight pages ; size — daily 23x36, weekly and
Sunday 34x46; subscription— daily $6, weekly
Sl.50, Sunday $1.50; established 1878; Volks
Zeitung Publishing Association, publishers ;
circulation— daily F2, weekly G 1, Sunday
E 2 ; office 184 William street.
NEAV YORKER ZEITING ; every
morning except Sunday, WEEKLY, Wed-
nesdays, and AEW YORKER REVUE
UND BEOBACHTER AM HUDSON,
Sundays ; German ; independent : Sunday
literary ; daily four pages, weekly and Sun-
day eight pages ; size— daily 20x34, weekly
and Sunday 34x44; subscription— daily $3,
weekly $2, Sunday $2 ; established 1845 ; N. Y.
Zeitung Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily D 1 , weekly H 2,
Sunday D 2 ; office 7 Frankfort street ; issues
also the Neiv Yorker Herold.
NEW YORSKE LISTY; every morn-
ing except Sunday ; Bohemian ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $9.36; established 1886 ;
J. V. Capek and B. Bittner, editors ; Daniel
Masin, publisher ; office 192 E. 4th street.
REGISTER; every morning except Sun-
day ; legal ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscrip-
tion $10; established 1870; Register Printing
and Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; office 3<13 Broadway.
STAATS-ZEITUNG ; every morning
except Sunday. WEEKLY, Saturdays, and
SONNTAGSBLATT DER STAATZ-
ZEITl'NG, Sundays; German; daily ten
pages, weekly ten pages, Sunday twelve
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription— daily
S9, weekly $1.50, Sunday $1.50; established
1834 ; Oswald Ottendorfer, editor ; circulation
— tlaily B 1 , weekly E 2, Sunday C 2 ; office
corner of Tryon Row and Park Row.
STAR; every morning, and \A'EEKLY,
Wednesdays; democratic; daily eight pages,
weekly sixteen pages, Sundays twelve pages ;
size of page — daily and Sunday 18x24, weekly
11x16 ; suhsci-iption- daily with Sunday St,
without Sunday .$6. weekly SI ; established-
daily 1867, weekly 1885; William Dorsheimer,
editor and publisher; circ'n — daily F 1. week-
ly E 1 ; office cor. Broadway and Park Place.
STOCKHOLDER ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; financial ; four pages ; size
19x26 ; subscription $8 ; established 1879 ;
Matthew Griffin, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2 ; office 176 Broadway.
S!;N; every morning, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; independ-
ent - democratic ; daily
four pages, weekly eight
pages and Sunday twelve
pages ; size — daily 23x36,
weekly and Sunday (size
of page) 18x23 ; subscrip-
tion— daily $6, with Sun-
day $7, weekly $1. Sun-
day $1..50 : established
—daily 1833, weekly 1825,
Sunday 1876 ; Charles
A. Dana, editor ; W. M.
Laffan, publisher ; circu-
lation— daily B 2, w^eekly
B 1, Sunday Al ; office Printing House Square.
T I iM E S ; every morning, S E M I -
WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; independent re-
publican ; daily, semi weekly and weekly
eight pages. Sunday twelve pages ; size-
daily, semi-weekly and weekly 36x46 ; Sunday
(size of page) 18x23; subscription — daily (in-
cluding Sunday) S7.50, daily without Sunday
$6, semi-weekly $2.50, weekly $1 ; established
1851 ; circulation— daily C 2, semi-weekly H 2,
Sunday B 1, weekly C 1 ; office Printing House
Square.
TRIBUNE: every morning, SEMI-
WEEK LY, Tuesdays and Fridays, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; republican;
daily eight pages, Sundays twelve pages,
semi-weekly and weekly sixteen pages; size
of page— daily 18x24, semi-weekly and weekly
12x18; subscription — daily $7, semi-weekly
$2.50, weekly $1. vs. Sunday $1.50; established
1841 ; Whitelaw Reid, editor ; Tribune Associa-
tion, publishers; circulation — daily C 2, semi-
weekly E 2. weekly B 2, Sunday Bl, office
collier of Spruce street and Printing House
Square.
WALL STREET LED(;ER ; every
morning except Sunday; flnancial ; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
465
NEW YORK.
LiOCAL
lished 18Sfi; Gilbert & Smith, editors and pub-
lishers ; office 24 Broad street.
WALL. STREET NEWS; every morn-
ing except Sunday ; financial ; four pages ;
size 14x20 ; subscription §5 ; established 1879 ;
Charles D. Keep, editor and publisher ; circu
lation II 1 ; office 49 Excliange place.
WORLD; every morning, SEMI-
WEEK LY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; democratic;
daily, semi-weekly and weekly
eight pages, Sundays twenty
H«j four pages ; size of 'page 18x23 ;
|s subscription — daily $6, semi-
si weekly S2, weekly SI, Sun-
day S1.50; established 18 60;
Joseph Pulitzer, editor and
publisher ; circulation — d ally
A 2, semi- weekly H 2, weekly
B 1. Sunday A 2 ; office 31 and
32 Park row.
REPORTER; semi-weekly.
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
John C. Graff, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 1 : office 2291 Third avenue.
SHIPPING AND COMMERCIAL
LIST AND PRICE CURRENT; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; com-
mercial ; foui' pages ; size 82x50 ; subscription
$10 ; established 1795 ; Albert H. Storer, editor
and publisher; circ'n H 1; office 63 Pine st.
A(i}E ; Saturdays ; six pages; size of page
15x22 ; subscription §2 50 ; established 1884 ; an
advertising sheet-; office 231 Broadway.
AMERICAN: Wednesdays: literary;
.sixteen pages; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion SI: established 18S4; office 33 E. 22d street.
AMERICAN ANGLER; Saturdajs ;
angling and fisii culture ; twentj'-four pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription S3 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; William C. Harris, editor ; The
Anglers' Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion H 1 : office 252 Broadwaj'.
AMERICAN ART JOURNAL; Sat
urdays; music; twenty-two pages; size of page
11x14 ; subscription §3 ; established 1863 ; Wm.
M. Thorns, editor; Wm. M. Thorns ct Co., pub-
lishers; circulation H 2; office 23 Union square.
AMERICAN BANKER AND
FIXAXCIAL NEWS; Saturdays, and
BI-MONTHLY; financial ; weekly
twenty four pages, bi-mouthly one hundred
and sixty-four pages; size of page — weekly
8x11. bi-monthlv octavo; subscription— week-
ly $2, bi-monthly §1 ; established 18:3C ; A.
Stunipf & Co., publisliers ; circulation-
weekly H ], bi-monthly H 2 ; office 25 Park
Place.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER
AND UPHOLSTERER; (see Boston,
AMERICAN CATHOLIC NEWS ;
Wednesdaj's ; eight pa<4es ; size of page 18x21 ;
subscription $1; established 1886; Herman
Bidder, editor and publisher ; office 13 Barclaj'
street ; issues also the Brookli/ner Journal,
Catholic News and Neiv Jersm/ Revue.
AMERICAN DAIRYMAN; Thurs
days ; dairying ; eight pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription $1.50; established 1877; J. E.
Clark, editor and publisher; circulation
H 2 : office 5 and 7 Murrav street.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE AND
MART; (see Boston, Mass.)
AMERICAN GROCER; Wednesdays;
commercial ; seventy-two pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $3 ; established 1869 ; F. W.
Barrett, editor ; E. N. Root, publisher; circula-
tion H 1 ; office 143 Chambers street ; issues
also the Dry Goods Chronicle and Fancy
Goods Revlev:
AMERICAN HEBREW; Fridays;
Jewish ; religious and literary ; sixteen pages ;
size of page; 11x15; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1879; Philip Cowen, publisher; circula-
tion G 1 : office 498 and .500 Third avenue.
AMERICAN HOMESTEAD ; Satur
days ; agriculture ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; office 58
Liberty street.
NEW YORK.
A I>I E R I C A N JOURNAL OF
FABKICS AND DRV GOODS BUL-
LETIN; Saturdays; commercial; twelve
pages ; size of page 14x19 ; subscription §5 ;
established 1874; Journal of Fabrics Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 126 and 128
Duane street.
AMERICAN LITHOGRAPHER
AND PRINTER; Saturdays; mechanical;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion .S3 ; established 1883 ; Lithographer Pub-
lishing Co., e litors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 1 ; office 12 Centre street.
AMERICAN MACHINIST; Satur-
days ; mechanical; sixteen pages; size of page
11x16; subscription $2.50; established 1877;
Jackson Bailey, editor ; Amei-ican Machinist
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation El;
office 96 Fulton street.
AMERICAN METAL MARKET;
Saturdaj s ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ; established
1883; W. I., Russell & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 90 John street.
AMERICAN 3IUSICIAN ; Saturdays;
music ; twelve pages ; size of page 11x14 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1884 ; J. C. Fruend
and J. Travis Quigg, editors ; Musical Mutual
Protective Union, publishers ; circ'n 1 1 ;
office 835 Broadway.
AMERICAN POLICE RECORD ;
(see Philadelphia, Pa.)
AMERICAN STATIONER; Thurs
days ; commercial ; forty pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $2 ; established 1873 ;
American Stationer Association, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 ; office 136 and
128 Duane sti-eet.
A31ERIKAI NEMZETOR ; Thurs-
days; Hungarian; eight pages; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Nyitray
Emil and Perezel Lajos, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 ; P. O. Box 822.
AMERIKANISCHE SCHWEIZER
ZEITUNG; Saturdays; German; eight
pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; John Friederich, editor ; Swl.ss
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 18 Ann street.
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; twenty pages ; size of page
10x15 ; subscription $6 ; established 1863 ; W.
C. & F. P. Church, editors and publishei's;
circulation 1 2 ; office 240 Broadway; issue
also the Internal Revenue Record and Cus-
toms Journal.
BAHN FREI; Saturdays; German ; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; H. Metzner, editor ; New York
Turnverein, publishers ; circulation I 1 ; of-
fice 66 and 68 East 4th street.
BANNER WEEKLY; Saturdays;
fiction ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1882 ; E. F. Beadle
and William Adams editors and publishers ;
circulation F 1 ; office 98 William street.
BAPTIST WEEKLY; Thursdays;
baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1844; A. S.
Patton, editor and publisher; circulation
H 2 ; office 251 Broadway.
BAR; Saturdays; commercial; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription .$3 ; es-
tablished 1886; Bar Printing and Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; office 51 Stone
street.
BEACON LIGHT; Saturdays; spirit-
ualist ; four pages ; size 17x31 ; subscription
$2; established 1884; Mrs. M. E. Williams,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation J 1 ; office
232 West 46th street.
BOOTS AND SHOES; Wednesdays;
forty-four pages ; size of page 9x13; subscrip-
tions!.50; established 1880; M.T.Richardson,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 : office
21 to 27 New Chambers sti'eet ; issues also the
Blacksmith and Wheelwright and Saiv Mill
Gazette.
BOYS OF NE^V YORK; Saturdays;
juvenile; eight pages; size 28x40 ; subsci'ip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1875 ; Frank Tousej',
editor and publisher ; circulation C 2 ; office
466
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
6-i ami 36 North Moore street ; issues also the
YoiDig ^fin of A nwricn.
B K A D 5STK EET' fS ; Saturdays ; eom-
nierclai ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription So; established 1879; Bradstreet
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 279, -281 and 283 Broadwav.
HKTCK POME ROY'S DE:>I0-
C'ltAT: Weilnesdaj's ; sixteen pages; size
10x12; suliscription $1 ; established 1SS3; Mark
M. Ponieroy, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion tx 2.
BROOKl.YNEK JOURNAL.; Thurs
days; German; Catholic; ten pages; size of
page 18x21; subscription $2.50; established
1881 ; Victor Divorzak. editor ; Herman Rid-
der, publisher ; circulation H 1 ; ottice 13 Bar-
clay street ; issues also the American Catho-
lic Xeics, Catholic News and New Jersey
Rcrue.
Bl'ILDIN(4; Saturdays; commercial;
twenty four pages; size of page 9x14; sub-
scription S(i ; established 1882 ; Wiiliain T.
Coinstock, publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office
2:3 Warren street.
BULLINGER'S MONITOR
GriDE ; Mondays; sixteen pages; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $6 ; established 1869 ;
E. W. Bullinger, publisher ; circulation H 2 ;
office 75 Fulton street.
BUTCHERS' ADVOCATE; Satur-
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $1; established 1885; office 23
Park Ro\\ .
CATHOLIC HERALD ; Saturdays;
catholic : eight pages ; size 33x48 ; subscrip-
tion S2.50; established 1880; D. O'Loughlin,
editor and publisher; circulation Gl; office
73 Park Row; a separate edition, same title,
is issued on Sunday.
C A THOLIC NEWS; Wednesdays ;
catholic ; eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ;
subscription $1; established 1886: Herman
Riddei, editor and publisher; office 13 Bar-
claj- street ; issues also the American Catho-
lic News, Brooklyner Journal and New Jer-
sey Rerue
CATHOLIC REVIEW; Saturdays;
catholic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription §3.20 ; established 1871 ; P. V.
Hickev, editor and publisher ; circulation
F 1 ; office 13 Barclay street ; issues also the
Illustrated Catholic Ainerican.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; methodist episcopal ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 13x18 ; subscription S2.50 ; estab-
lished 1826; Rev. James M. Buckley, D. D.,
editor ; Methodist Book Concern. Phillips &
Hunt, agents, publishers: circulation B 1;
office 805 Broadway.
CHRISTIAN AT WORK; Thurs
days ; evangelical ; twenty four pages ; .size
of page 11x16; subscription $3; established
1866 ; J. N. Hallock, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation E 1 ; office 216 Broadway.
CHRISTIAN HERALD AND
SIGNS OF OUR TIMES ; Thursdays;
evangelical ; illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 10x13; subscription .§1.50 ; established
1878: Chas. Walton, manager; circulation
V 1 : office 63 Bible House.
CHRISTIAN INTELLIGENCER;
Wednesdays ; reformed church ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $2.65 ;
established 1829; Rev. John M. Ferris, D. D.
and Rev. N. H. Van Arsdale. editors; Christian
Intelligencer Association, publishers; circu-
lation H 2 ; office 48 Church street.
CHRISTIAN NATION; Wednesdays;
tmsectarian : sixteen pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $2 ; established 18S4 ; John
W. Pritchard, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 2 ; office 252 Broadway.
C: H R I S T I A N UNION ; Thunsdays ;
evangelical; thirty-two pages; size of page
11x15; subscription .$3; established 1869; Ly-
man Abbot and Hamilton W. Mabie, editors ;
ChristiMU Union Co., publishers ; circulation
F 1 : office ^^i Lafavette Place.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; insurance;
sl.xteen pages ; size of page 9x13; subscription
$3; established 1866; Chronicle Co. (limited).
NEW YORK.
editors and publishers; circulation J 1; office
33 Pine street.
CHURCH3IAN; Saturdays; protestant
episcopal ; thirty -two pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $4 ; established 1845 ; M. H.
Mallory& Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation G 2 ; office 47 Lafavette Place.
CHURCH PRESS; Saturdays; protes-
tant episcopal ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription §2; established 1884; Rev,
T. S. Cartwright, editor; Church Press Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 20 Lafay-
ette Place.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; sporting and
theatrical ; sixteen pages ; size of page 14x18 ;
subscription $4: established 1853; Benjamin
Garno, editor; Frank Queen Publishing Co.
(limited), publishers; circulation E2; office,
ClipperBuildiiig. 88 and 90 Centre street.
COACH, HARNESS AND SAD-
DLERY AND HARNESS AND CAR-
RIAGE JOURNAL; Saturdays: commer-
cial : twent.v pages ; size of page 1(1x14 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1857 ; Wm. N. Fitz-
gerald, editor ; circulation 1 2 : office 17
Spruce street ; issued from the office of the
Shoe and Leather Reporter ; branch offices
at Chicago, 111., Boston, Mass., and Philadel-
phia, Pa.
COAL TRADE JOURNAL; Wednes-
days ; commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size
of page 10x14 ; subscription .S3 ; established
1869; Frederick E. Saward, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 ; office 111 Broadway.
COLUMBIA JURIST; Thursdays;
legal ; twenty pages : size of page 7x11 ; sub-
scription. .S3 ; established 1884 ; W. R. Baird,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ; office
243 Broad wa v.
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL,
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; financial; thir-
ty-two to forty pages ; size of page 9x13 ; sub-
scription $10.20; established 1865; William B.
Dana & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I 2 ; office 79 and 81 William street ; the
Investors' Supplement, one hundred pages, is
published bi-monthly as a gratuitous supple-
ment to subscribers of the Commercial and
Financial Chronicle.
COMMERCIAL ENQUIRER; Thurs
days ; commercial ; thirt.v two pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Chas. Clucas, editor and publisher; circula-
tion I 2 ; office 122 West Broadway ; issues
also the Commercial Reporter, Furnishing
Goods Trade Review and Grocer's Journal.
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE; Satur-
da.ys ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ;
Commercial Gazette Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 170
"Pill ^Tlf* ^fVf^f^t"
COMMERCIAL REPORTER; Sat-
urdays ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 16x22; subscription .$1 ; Chas. Clucas,
editor and publisher; circulation K2; office
122 West Broadway ; issues also the Commer-
cial Enquirer, Grocer's Journal and Furnish-
inp Goods Trade Revieic.
C0 3IMERCIAL WORLD, AND
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
NEWS; Saturdays; commercial; twenty
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $7;
established 1874 ; Cyrus G. Dyer and Chas. E.
Bevington, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion G 1 ; office 40 West Broadway ; dated at
New York, Chicago, 111., and Boston, Mass.
CORNER STONE; Saturdays; free-
masonry; four pages ; size 18x27 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; Corner Stone Publishing
Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
office 38 West Fourteenth street.
COURT JOURNAL AND OFFI-
CIAL DISTRICT COURT RECORD;
Tuesdays ; legal ; eight pages : size of page
11x16 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1882 ;
Edward McGill, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1 ; office 21 Park Row.
CRITIC: Saturdays ; literary ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1881 J. L. and J. B. Gilder, edi-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
467
NEW YORK.
tors ; Critic Co., publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
office .43 Broadway.
CROCKERY AND GLASS JOIJR-
N A Li ; Tliursdays ; commercial ; forty pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription $4; estab-
lished 1873 ; Geo. Whittemore. editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'n J 2 ; office 150 Canal street.
DAVOREN'S STAGE GAZETTE;
Saturdays ; theatrical ; four pages ; size
23x32 ; subscription $2; established 1884: F. J.
Davoreu, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 1 .
DEAF MUTES' JOURNAL ; Thurs
days; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50; established 1872; E. A. Hodgson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 162d
street and Tenth avenue.
DER FREISCHUTZ; Sundays; Ger
man ; humorous ; eight pages ; size 23x33 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1866 ; Wm. Y.
Weber, editor and publisher ; circulation G 2 ;
office 43 and 45 Park Row.
DER FUEHRER; Fridays; German;
odd fellowship ; eight pages ; size 23x33 ; sub-
scription $2.30; established 1873; E. W.
Lehmann, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2 ; office 100 Orchard street.
DER PFALZER IN AMERIKA ;
Saturdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 28x38 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Voelker
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 2; office 122 Park Row.
DER REPORTER; Saturdays; German
and English ; eight pages ; size 22x29 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1884 ; B. Koenig,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; office
115 Park Row.
DER REPUBLrlKANER; Satur
days ; German ; rei^ublican; eight pages ; size
23x33 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
William F. Byland, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 2 ; office 26 Frankfort street.
DER SOZIAL.IST ; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; socialistic ; eight pages ; - size 19x26 ;
subscription $2; established 1884; W. L.
Rosenberg, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; office 172 First avenue.
D E U T S C H - AxMERlKANISCHE
VOLKS-BIBLIOTHEK; Wednesdays;
German ; literarj^ ; forty-four pages ; size of
page 8x11; subscription $5; established 1873;
S. Zickel, editor and publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; office 19 Dey street ;
issues also the Deutsch-Amerikanische Fami-
lien Blaetter and Novellen Schatz.
DEU rsCHE-AMERIR A N I S C H E
BAECRER ZEITUNG; Wednesdays;
commercial; eight pages; size of page 13x19;
subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; George G.
Block, editor ; National Verbande der Baeker-
gehuelfen der ver Staaten, publishers ; circu-
lation J 2; office 190 William street.
DEUTSCHER VOLRSFREUND ;
Thursdays ; German ; evangelical ; eight
pages ; size of page 11x17 : subscription $2; '
established 1871 ; American Tract Society, edi-
tors and publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements ; office 150 Nassau street ; issues
a]sn the Illustrated Cliristian Weekly.
DIE TRIBUTE; Wednesdays : German ;
republican; four pages; size 22x34; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1887 ; Philip Wassung and
H. E. Gessler, editors and publishers ; office
243 Bowerv.
DIE WACHT ; Sundavs ; German;
eight pages; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1884 ; Schnitzer & Bros.,
editors and ijublishers ; circulation J 1 ; of-
fice 45 Park Row.
DIGEST ; Fridays ; legal ; twentv-eight
pages; size of page 7x10; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; New York Weekly Digest Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office
95 Chambers street.
DISPATCH; Sundays; eight pages;
size 36x52; subscription $2.50; established
1845 ; A. J. Williamson's Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation D 2 ; office 11 Frank-
fort street.
^D R A 1>I A T I C NEAVS AND SOCI-
ETY JOURNAL. ; Wednesdays; dramatic;
twelve pages ; size of p age 14x20 ; subscription
$4; established 1874; John Keller, editor; A.
NEW YORK.
L. Heckler, publisher ; circulation X ; office
866 Broadway.
DRY GOODS CHRONICLE AND
FANCY <iOODS REVIEW ; Saturdays;
commercial ; thirty two pages; size of page
11x15; subscription $4 ; established 1S86 ; C. H.
Applegate, editor ; E. N. Root, publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; office 143 Chambers street ;
issues also the American Grocer.
EARTH; Saturdays; t went v-f our pages;
size of page 9x12; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1884; Earth Publishing Co., editors and
]mblishers ; office 40 Broad street ; Philadel-
phia, Pa., office 430 Walnut street ; issues also
the Financier and Lumber.
ECHO; Sundays; German ; commercial ;
eight pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1887 : New York Trade Paper
Publishiug Co., editors and publishers ; office
73 Park Row.
ECONOMIST; Saturdays ; financial ;
twelve pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1879; circulation H 1 ;
office 71 Broadway.
ELECTRICAL REVIEW; Saturdays;
electricity ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $3 ; established 1881 ;
George Worthington, editor ; Electrical Re-
view Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n H 2;
office 23 Park Row.
ELECTRICAL WORLD; Saturdays;
electricity ; thirty-two pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $3 ; established 1874 ;
W. J. Johnston, editor and publisher; circu-
lation G 1 ; office 168-177 Potter Building.
ENGINEERING AND MINING
JOURNAL J Saturdays; mining; thirty-
eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1866 ; Richard P. Rothwell and
RossiterW. Raymond, editors; Scientific Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office
27 Park Place.
ENGINEERING NEWS AND
AMERICAN CONTRACT JOUR-
NAL ; Saturdays ; engineering ; thirty-two
pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription $5 ;
established 1874 ; Engineering News Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circulation
H 1 ; office 97 Tribune Building.
ENQUIRER; Sundaj-s ; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1884; J. F. McKenna. editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 507 West
49th street.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
IDages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; J. A. Arneaux, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 2 ; office 156 Sixth
avenue ; an organ of colored people.
EPOCH; Fridays; literary; twenty-eight
pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1887 ; Epoch Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; office 36 Union Square.
EVANGELIST; Thursdays; presby-
terian ; eight pages ; size 36x50 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1830 ; Henry M. Field, editor
and publisher ; circulation G 2 ; office Potter
Building, corner Park Row and Beekman
street.
EXAMINER; Thursdays ; baptist ; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1823; Bright, Church & Co. (incorpo-
rated), editors and publishers ; circ'n D 1 ;
office 39 Park Row.
FAMILY STORY PAPER; Satur-
days ; tiction ; eight images ; size 28x43 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1873 ; Norman L.
Munro, editor and publisher ; circ'n A 2 ;
office 24 and 26 Vandewater street.
FIGARO ; Sundays; German; society;
twelve pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1879 ; Figaro Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 ; office
33 Park Row.
FINANCIAL AND MINING RE-
CORD ; Saturdays; mining; thirty pages;
size of page 9x13 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Alex. Robert Chisolm and Thos.
Jordan, editors ; A. D. Wagner, business
manager ; circulation H 1 ; office 61 Broadw^ay.
FINANCIAL REVIEW; Tuesdays
finance ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
468
GEO. P. ROWELL &. GO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
tiou$2.50; established 188'^ ; Review Publish-
1ns Co., e(litt)rs and publisliers ; office 47
Broad street.
ZFINANCIER ; Saturdays; financial;
twenty-four pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription §5; established 1884; Financier Co.,
pul>lishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 40 Broad
street ; Philadelphia, Pa., office 4:^0 Walnut
street ; issues also the Earth and Lumber.
FIRE AND WATER; Saturdays;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1877 ; Clifford Thomson,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; office
16 Dey street ; devotetl to the interests of
the Are and Avater service.
FIRE31AN'S HERAL.D; Thursdays;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x14; subscrip
tlon §1.30 ; established 1882 ; Fireman's Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1; office
173 Bi-oadway ; devoted to the fire service.
FIRESIDE COMPANION; Satur
davs ; fiction ; eight pages ; size 29x42 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1860 ; George Munro,
editor and publisher ; circulation A 2 ; office
17 to 27 Vandewater street; issues also the
Fashion Bazar.
FOREST AND STREAM; Thurs-
days ; sporting ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $4 ; established 1871 ;
Forest and Stream Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation G 2 ; office 39 and 40 Park Row ;
issue also the American Kennel Register and
Audubon Maqazine.
FORTSCHRITT ; Fridays; German;
woman suffrage ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1873 ; Anna
Metz Byland, editor ; circulation J 1 ; office 26
Frankfort street.
FRANK LESLIE'S IL,L,USTRA-
TED NEWSPAPER ; Saturdays ; illustra-
ted; sixteen pages; size of pat^e r4xl7; subscrip-
tion .$4 ; established 1855 ; Mrs. Frank Leslie,
publisher ; circulation C 1 ; office 53, 55 and 57
Park place : issues also the following named
publications : Frank Leslie's Illustrirte Zei-
tuny, Frank Leslie's Budget, Frank Leslie's
Pleasant Hours, Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly and Frank Leslie's Sunday Mag-
" f' R ANK LESLIE'S ILLUS-
TRIRTE ZEITUNG; Satui-days ; Ger-
man ; illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size of page
12x17 ; subscription $4 ; established 1855; Mrs.
Frank Leslie, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion E 1 ; office 53, 55 and 57 Park place.
FREE3IAN ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 21x32 ; subscription .§1.50 ; established
1884; T. Thomas Fortune, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2 ; office 4 Cedar street ;
an orsjan of colored people.
FREEMAN'S JOURNAL AND
CATHOLIC REGISTER; Saturdays;
catholic; eisht pages : size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1840 ; published by the
estate of Jas. A. McMaster ; circulation D 1.
^13^ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding November 28, \SS(i, as jJer statement
on file at the office of the .-imerican Newspaper
Directory, 22,257 copies. Office 45 Warren st.
FREIIIEIT; Saturdays; German, an-
archist; eight pages; size 26x33; subscription
S2; established 1878; John Most, editor; John
Mueller, publisher ; circulation I 2 ; tlated at
>>'ew York and London. England.
FREl ND'S 3irSIC AND DRA3IA;
Saturdays ; musical and dramatic ; sixteen
pages; size of page 12x16; subscription .$4;
established 1SS3 ; the Hurry E. Freund Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2; office
88 Fifth avenue.
GOLDEN ARGOSY; Saturdays; fic-
tion ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; sub-
scription .$3 ; established 1882 ; Frank A.
Munsev, editor and publislier; circulation
B 1 ; office 81 Warren street.
GOOD TIMES; Saturdays; sport; eight
pakes; size 19x22; subscrii)tion §1; estab-
lislted 18S7; John C. D. Thompson, editor;
National Directory Co., publishers; office 109
Lil<crtv street.
HARLEM RECORD; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x3*; ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1.S6S ; James W. Graff, editor ; William
A. Graff, publisher ; circulation K 2 ; office
2184 Third avenue.
HARPER'S BAZAR; Saturdays;
fashions ; sixteen pages ; size of page 12x17 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1868 ; Harper &
Brothers, editors and publishers ; circulation
B 1: office Franklin Square.
HARPER'S WEEKLY; Saturdays;
illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size of page 12x17 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1856 ; Harper &
Brothers, editors and publishers ; circulation
P. 2 ; office Franklin Square ; issue also the
following named publications : Harper's
Bazar, Harper's Young People and Harper's
Neic Magazine.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE; Tues
davs; juvenile; twenty pages; size of page
9xi2 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Har-
per & Brothers, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation C 1; office Franklin Square.
HEBREW JOURNAL; Fridays;
Jewish ; fourteen pages ; size of page 15x22;
subscription $2.50; established 1884; Hebrew
Journal Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation H 2; office 124 East 14th st,
HEBREW LEADER; Fridays; Jew-
ish ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription SI ;
established 1848 ; Hebrew Leader Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 2 ; office
17 Murray street.
HEBREW STANDARD; Fridays;
Jewish ; twelve pages ; size of page 15x.2 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1882 ; J. P. Solomon,
editor; Hebrew Standard Co., publishers;
circulation G 1 ; office 338 Broadway.
HIT; Saturdays; eight pages; size of
page 11x14; subscription $2 50; established
1887; B. Koenig, editor; Hit publishing Co.,
publishers ; office 115 Park Row.
HOME JOURNAL; Wednesdays;
society; four pages; size 29x48; subscription
$2 ; established 1845 ; George Perry and Morris
Phillips, editors ; Morris Phillips & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 3 Park Place.
HOTEL GAZETTE; Saturdays; twelve
pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. W. Pangborn, editor ; T. A.
Hungerford, publisher; circulation I 2 ; office
907 Broadway.
HOTEL 31 AIL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size of page 12x16; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1877; T. E. Lonergan, editor; Hotel
Mail Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 1 ;
office S4 Nassau st.
HOTEL RE<iISTER ; Saturdays; eight
pages; size 22x32; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; R. A. Harrison, editor ; Hotel
Register and Directory Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2 ; office 7 and 9 Warren
HOUR; Saturdays; literary; twenty
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription $5;
established 1879 ; Hour Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circ'n I 2 ; office 40 and 42 Broad-
way. „
ILLUSTRATED CATHOLIC
A3IERICAN; Saturdays; catholic; six-
teen pai,'es; size of page 12x17; subscription
S3; established 1880; P. V. Hickey, publisher;
circulation H 1 ; office 13 Barclay street ; is-
sues also the Catholic Review.
Hi LUSTRA TED CHRISTIAN
WEEKIiY": Saturdays; eyaugclical; twelve
pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription $2.50 ;
establishe<l 1871; American Tract Society,
editors and publishers ; circulation E 2 ; office
150 Nassau street ; issues also the Deutscher
Volks freund.
ILLUSTRATED SPORTING
WORLD; Mondays; sporting; sixteen
nayes; size of pag^^ 12x17; subscription $4;
established 1884 ; Richard K. Fox, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements ;
office S. W. cor. of Franklin Square and
Dover street ; issues also the National Police
Gazette.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; evan-
gelical ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $3; established 1848; Henry C.
Bo wen, editor and publisher ; circulation D 2;
office 251 Broadway.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
469
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
I. O. O. F. LODGE RECORD ; Mon
davs ; Independent Order of Odd Fellows ;
fourpaRes; size of page 11x14; subscription
•SI ; established 1S82 ; B. H. Plowman, editor
and publisher ; circulation I l ; office 26
Frankfort stieet.
INNKEEPERS' JOURNAL.; (see
Brooklyn.)
INSURANCE; Fridays ; insurance ;
eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
So ; established 1883 ; Davis & Lakey, editors
and publishers; circulation Jl; office 117
Nassau street.
INTERNAL. REVENUE RECORD
AND CUSTOMS JOURNAL ; Mon
•days ; legal ; eight pages ; size 19x24 ; sub-
scription So ; established 1855 ; W. C. & F. P.
Church, editors and publishers; circulation
K 2 ; office 240 Broadway; issue also the Army
and Navy Journal.
INVESTOR ; Tuesdays; financial; eight
pages; size 21x34; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1S84 ; Investor Co., editoi's and pub-
lishers ; circ'u J 2 ; office 25 Beaver street.
IRISH AMERICAN; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1849; Lynch, Cole & Meehan, editors
and publishers; circulation G2; office 12
Warren street.
IRISH WORLD AND AMERICAN
INDUSTRIAL LIBERATOR; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
§2.5(J; established 1870; Patrick Ford, editor
and publisher ; circulation C 2 ; office 17 Bar-
clay street.
IRON AGE; Thursdays; commercial;
forty-eight pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscrip-
tion $4.50 ; established 1855 ; James C. Bayles,
editor ; David Williams, publisher ; circula-
tion H 2 ; office 66-68 Duane street ; the l7-on
Age Bulletin, four pages, size 16x22, is issued
Aveekly, and furnished without charge to
a portion of the subscribers to the Iron Age ;
issues also the Metal Worker and Carpentry
and Building.
JEWELERS' W^EEKLY ; Wednes
days ; commercial ; ninety-two pages ; size
of page 7x10; subscription $2; established
1885; The Jewelers' Weekly Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 ; office
41-43 Maiden Lane.
JEWISH GAZETTE; (see Judisches
Tageblatt. )
JEWISH MESSENGER ; Fridays ;
Jewish; eight pages ; size 32x43; subscription
S4 ; established 1857 ; Abram S. Isaacs, editor ;
Jewish Messenger Co., publishers ; circulation
H 2 ; office 2 West 14th street.
JEWISH VOLKSZEITUNG ; Frl
days ; Jewish ; labor ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Moses
Mintz and A. Braslavskj-, editors; Kantor,
Brooks & Co., publishers ; office 181 East
Broadway.
JOHN SWINTON'S PAPER; Sun
days ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription $1;
established 1883 ; John .swinton, editor ; cu-cu-
lation X ; office 21 Park Row.
JOURNALIvST; Saturdays ; journalism;
sixteen pages; size of page 10x14; subscrip-
tion $4; established ISS^'; Allan Forman. edi-
tor ; Henry Clay Lukens, business manager ;
circulation H 1 ; office 117 Nassau street.
JUDGE; Saturdays ; comic ; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $4;
established 1881 ; Judge Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation C 1 ; office
Potter Building, corner Park Row and Beek-
man street.
KATHOLISCHES VOLRS-
BLATT ; Thursdays; German; catholic;
twelve pages; size of page 18x2;B; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1878; Herman Ridder,
editor and publisher ; circulation D 2 ; office
13 Barclay street.
KENNEL AND GUN; Saturdays;
sporting ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Kennel and
Gun Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
cu-culation J 2 ; office 92 Broadway.
LA REPUBLICA ; Saturdavs ; Span-
ish; four pages; size 22x28; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1883 ; R. Rubiera, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 36
Vesev street.
LEDGER; Saturdays; fiction; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; established
1844 ; Robert Bonner, editor and publisher ;
does not insert advertisements ; office corner
William and Spruce streets.
LES PETITES AFFICHES; Satur-
days ; French ; sixteen pages ; size of page
7x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; L.
Tesson & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation J 1 ; office 177 Mercer street.
LIBRARY MAGAZINE; Saturdays;
literary ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 6x7 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; John B.
Alden, publisher ; circulation X ; office 393
Pearl street.
LIFE; Thursdays ; comic ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 9x11 ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. A. Mitchell and Andrew Miller,
editors and publishers ; circulation D 1; office
11.55 Broadway.
L'INDEPENDANT; Fridays; French;
foiu- pages; size 24x32; subscription $2.51 1;
established 1884; L. Dermiguy, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 126 West
25th street ; dated at New York City and New
Orleans, La.
LOCAL OFFICIAL POSTAL
GUIDE; Mondays; commercial; sixty
pages; .size of page 10x12; subscription $5;
established 1885 ; A. M. May, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 ; office 18 Spruce street.
LOSE BLATTER; Sundays; German ;
humorous; eight pages; size of page 12x20 ;
subscription $2.5<J ; established 1887 ; Gar-
mania Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
office 26-28 North William street ; issues also
the New Yorker Belief ristiches Journal.
LUMBER; Wednesdays; commercial;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription .S5 ; established 1880; Financier Co.,
editors and publishers ; office 40 Broad street;
Philadelphia office, 430 Walnut street ; issues
also the Earth and the Financier.
MACKEY'S ABC GUIDE: Satur
days ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $6; established 1862 ; Joseph Mackey,
publisher ; circulation H 2 ; office 3 Beach
street ; issues aLso Mackey's Office Directory.
MACKEY'S OFFICE DIREC-
TORY : Saturdays; one page; size 14x18;
subscription $4; established 1862; Joseph
Mackey, publisher ; guide and time-tables of
public convej'ances, departure of mails, etc.;
does not insert advertisements : office 3 Beach
street ; issues also Mackey's ABC Guide.
MARINE JOURNAL; Saturdays;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; Ba-
ker & Norton, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 ; office 132 Nassau street.
MARITIME REGISTER ; Wednes-
days ; commercial ; forty-eight pages ; size of
page 13x17; subscription $25; established
1869 ; Smiths & Bender, editors ; Maritime
Register Publishing Co. (limited), publishers ;
circulation H 2 ; office 73 William street.
MARITIME REPORTER; Satur-
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; D. L. Brad-
ley, editor; Maritime Reporter Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation K 2 ; office 115
Broad street.
MARKET JOURNAL AND PRICE
CURRENT; Saturdays; commercial;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1881 ; N. Y. Market Journal and
Price Current Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation .1 2; office 13-15 Park
Row.
3IASONIA ; Saturdays; German; freema-
sonry ; eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1882 ; Dr. J. J. Bu-
rian. editor ; Dr. J. J. Burian and F. Ludke,
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office 220 East
15th street
MEDICAL JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; medical ; fifty-two pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $5 ; established 1865 ; Frank
P. Foster M.D., editor; D. Appletou & Co.,
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470
GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'&
NEW YORK.
publishers; circulation H2; office 1, 3 and 5
Bond street ; issue also Journal of Speculative
Philosophy.
3IEDICAL. RECORD ; Saturdays;
medical ; flftj-six pages ; size of page 8x12 ;
subsci-iptiou §5; established 1866; Geoi'ge F.
Shradj', A.M., M. D., editor; Wm. Wood &
Co., publishers ; cii-culation Fl; office 56 and
58 Lafajette Place ; issue also the American
Druggist, American Journal of Obstetrics
and Journal of Cutaneous and Genito-Uri-
nary Diseases.
MERCANTILE JOURNAIi ; Satur
davs ; commercial : eight pages ; size 36x50 ;
sui)scription §4; established 1863; Mercantile
Journal Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion H 1; office 182 Front street.
MERCHANTS' REVIEAV; Fridays;
commercial ; forty-four pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; John
T. Burgess, editor ; J. Edward Cowles, pub-
lisher ; circ'n H 1 ; office 44 Hudson street.
METAL. WORKER ; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; fifty pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1872; James C.
Bayles and A. O. Kittredge, editors ; David
Williams, publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office
66 and 68 Duane street ; issues also the Iron
Age and Carpentry and Building.
3IIRROR; Thursdays; dramatic ; twelve
pages ; size of page 14x20 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1879 ; Harrison Grey Fiske, editor ;
MiiTor Newspaper Co., pviblishers; circula-
tion G 1 ; office 12 Union Square.
MUSICAL. COURIER; Wednesdays;
music ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $4; established 1880; Blumen-
berg & Floersheim, editors and publishers;
circulation H 2 ; office 25 E. 14th street.
3IUSIC TRADE FREE PRESS ;
Saturdays ; commercial ; eight pages ; size
23x;34 ; subscription §2 ; established 1882 ; Wil-
liam E. Nickerson, editor and publisher ;
circulation 12; office 141 East 8th street ;
issues also the United States Stationer, Printer
and Fancy Goods Reporter.
NACHRTCHTEX A US DEUTSCH-
L.AND UXD DER SCHWEIZ; Satur
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; sub-
scription S5 ; established 1867 ; C. Pflrsching,
editor and publisher : cii-culation G 1 : office
118 William street.
NATION; Thursdays; literary and po-
litical ; twenty-two pages ; size of page 10x12 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1865 ; E. L. God-
kin, editor; Evening Post Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 2 ; office 210 Broad-
w^ay, corner Fulton street ; issues also the
Evening Post.
NATIONAL, POLICE GAZETTE;
Saturdays ; illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 12x17; subscription S4 ; established
1846 ; Richard K. Fox, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation B 2 ; office S. W. cor. of Franklin
Square and Dover street ; issues also the
Illustrated Sporting World.
NAUTICAL. GAZETTE; Wednesdays;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $4; established 1871; W.
Gannon, editor and publisher ; circulation
H 1 : office 73 Park Row.
NEW-CHURCH MESSENGER;
Wednesdays; swedenborgian; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x13; subscription S3 ; establish-
ed 1847; Rev. Chas. H. Mann, editor; New-
Church Board of Publication, publishers; cir-
culation I 2 ; office 20 Cooper Union.
NEW CONSTITUTION; Saturdays;
anti-monopoly; four pages; size 23x34; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1886 ; New Constitu-
tion Publishiufr Co., editors and publishers;
office 15 Broad street.
NEW JERSEY REVUE; Thursdays;
German; catholic; ten pages; size of page
17x22; subscription $2.50; established 1877;
Victor Dworzak, editor ; Herman Bidder,
publisher; office 13 Barclay street; dated at
New York, Jersey City and Newark, N. J.;
issues also the American Catholic News,
Bronklyner Journal and Catholic Netcf.
NEWS LETTER; Saturdays; dramatic;
twelve pages ; size of page 14x20 ; subscription
NEW YORK.
$4; established 18^0; D. Dalziel, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2.
NEW YORKER BELLETRIS-
TISCHES JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; literary ; sixteen pages ; size of page
13x17 ; subscription $4 ; established 1852 ; Udo
Brachvogel, editor ; Germania Hublishiug Co.,
publishers ; circulation C 1 ; office 28 North
William street ; issues also the Lose Blatter.
NE AV Y O R K E R D E U T S C H E S
VOLKSBLATT UND BURGER-
ZEITUNG; Saturdays; German; inde-
pendent; tour pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1870 ; Ed. Lud-wig & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation HI; of-
fice North Third avenue, between 148th and
149th streets.
NEW YORKER GERICHTS ZEI-
TUNG; Saturdays; German; eight pages;
size of page 12x18 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; August Isarr, editor ; J. Wasie-
lewski, publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; office 26
Spruce street.
NEW YORKER HANDEL'S ZEI-
TUNG; Saturdays; German; commercial :
sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18 ; subscrip-
tion $10 ; established 1851 ; New York Handel
ZeitungCo., publishers; circulation II ; of-
fice 72 Pine street.
NEW YORKER JUDISCHE ZEI-
TUNG; Thursdays; Jewish; eight pages;
size 28x48 ; established 1884 ; Dr. Morris Wech-
sler, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ;
office 134 Delancy street.
NEAV YORKER PLATT-
DUETSCHE POST; Saturdays; German;
eight pages ; size of page 16x24 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1883 ; Samisch and Gold-
mann, editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1 : office 190 William street.
N E AV YORKER REVUE UND
BEOBACHTER AM HUDSON ; (see
New Yorker Zeitung )
NEW YORKER SCHW^BISCH-
ES WOCHENBLATT ; Wednesdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 32x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1877 ; G. Heerbrandt,
editor and publisher ; circulation F 1 ; office
24 Beekman street.
NEW YORKER SONTAGS JOUR-
NAL; Sundays; German; eight pages ; size
36x48 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1885 ;
Udo Brachvogel, editor; Udo Brachvogel and
Max Jagerhuber, publishers ; circulation F 1 ;
office 56 Warren street.
NEW YORKER TAGBLATT;
Saturdays ; German ; fcjur pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; Charles
Henry Bauer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation 1 1 ; office 148th street, near Third
aA'enue ; issues also the Union.
NEW YORKS SVENSKA HAR-
O L D ; Thursdays ; Skandinavian ; four
pages ; size 26x44 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; Swedish Herald Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; office 30 Liberty street.
NORDSTJERNAN; Fridays; Swedish;
eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Nordstjernan Publishing and
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
office 81 Nassau street.
NORTHERN EAGLE AND SUB-
URBAN NEWS; (see White Plains.)
OBSERVER; Thursdays; evangelical;
eight pages ; size 37x51 ; subscription $8 ;
established 1823 ; The New York Observer, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation D 2 ; office
37 & 38 Park Row.
OESTERREICHISC H-AMER-
IKANISCHE ZEITUNG ; Thursdays ;
German; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $2.50 ; estal)lished 1881 ; William
Kleinmann & Schnitzer, editors ; Schnitzer
Bros., publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 350
East Houston street ; dated at New York,
Cliicago, 111., and Philadelphia. Pa.
OIL, PAINT AND DRUG RE-
PORTER ; Wednesdays ; commercial ;
fifty -six pages; .size of page 11x16; sub-
scription $6; established 1871; Wm. O. Alli-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ;
office 72 William street.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
471
NEW YORK.
OUR COUNTRY; Saturdays; green-
back ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x15 ; sub-
scription 81 ; established 1882 ; American
Society to Promote Justice, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation Gr 2 ; oftice 318 Broadway.
OUR SECOND CENTURY; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription
$2..tO; established 1876; Mrs. C. F. Deihm,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; office
27 Union Square.
OUR YOUTH; Saturdays ; juvenile; six-
teen pages; size of page 9x12: subscription
$1.25; established 1885; J. H. Vincent, editor;
Phillips & Hunt, publishers ; circulation F 2.
SW~ Actual averarje circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 27, 1886, as per statement on
Jile at the office uf the American Newspaper
Directory, 14,750 copies. Office 805 Broadway;
issue also Sunday School Journal.
PAPER TRADE JOURNAL.; Satur-
days ; commercial ; twelve pages ; size of
page 14x19 ; subscription §4 ; established 1872 ;
Howard Lockwood, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 2 ; office 126 and 128 Duane street.
PHOTOGRAPHIC TIMES AND
AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER;
Fridays, and MONTH Ij Y ; commercial;
weekly forty pages, monthly eighty-two
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription— week-
ly $3, monthly S2 ; established— Aveekly 1884,
monthly 1*^70 ; J. Traill Taylor, editor ; Scovil
Manufacturing Co., publishers ; circulation-
weekly .1 1 , monthly J 2 ; office 423 Broome st.
PIjAINTIFF; Saturdays ; dramatic ;
eight pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $4 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; C. A. Byrne and Leauder
Richardson, editors ; Plaintiff Publishing
Co., publishers ; circ'n X ; office 1193 B'wav.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE BULLE-
TIN; Saturdays ; commercial ; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1878 ; Wm. Person, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 36 and 38
Whitehall street.
PRODUCE EXCHANGE RE-
PORTER; Saturdays; commercial ; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1854; William H. Trafton, Jr.. edi-
tor and publisher; circ'n H 1; office 42 Stone st.
PROGRESS; Saturday ; four pages; size
22x36 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1884 ; W.
J. T. Hunsdon, editor ; Progress Publishing
Co.. publishei-s ; office 273 West 125th street.
PROGRESSIVE AMERICAN; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2;
established 1871 ; John J. Freeman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1; office 127 West
25th street ; an organ of colored people.
PROOF SHEET; Mondays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Damon & Peets, editors and pub-
lishers ; an advertising sheet ; office 44 Beek-
man street.
PUBLISHERS' WEEKLY; Satur
dajs; commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription .$3.20 ; established
1852 ; R. R. Bowker, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2 ; office 31 and 32 Park Row ;
issues also the Library Journal and Lit-
erary News.
PUCK. ; Wednesdaj's; comic; sixteen to
eighteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1877 ; H. C. Bunner, edi-
tor ; Keppler & Schwarzmann, publishers ;
circulation C 2 ; office S. W. cor. Houston and
Mulberry streets; issue also the German Puck.
PUCK; Wednesdays; German; comic;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x14; subscrip-
tion S4 ; established 1876 ; W. Muller, editor ;
Keppler & Schwarzmann, publishers ; circu-
lation F 1 ; office S.W. Cor. Houston and Mul-
berry streets ; issue the English Puck.
RAILROAD GAZETTE ; Fridays ;
commercial; forty-two pages; size of page
11x16; subscription S4.20; established 1S57 ;
Railroad Gazette Co., publishers ; circulation
I 1 ; office 73 Broadwav.
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN ; Mon
days ; real estate ; eight pages ; size of page
7x14; subscription §4; established 1886; Bul-
letin Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
office 149 Broadway.
NEW YORK.
REAL ESTATE RECORD AND
BUILDERS' GUIDE; Saturdays; real
estate ; forty eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
suVjscription §6 ; established 1868 ; C. W.
Sweet, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ;
office 191 Bi-oadwav.
RECORD AND TRADE REPORT-
ER ; Wednesdays ; twelve pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription .$4 ; e.stablished 1876 :
George Rosenstein, editor ; Charles Gee, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 19 Murray st.
RETAILER ; Fridays ; commercial ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1880 ; Retailer Grocers' Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I 2 ; office 213 East 23d street.
RETAIL GROCERS' ADVOCATE ;
Saturdays ; commercial ; forty-eight pages ;
size of page 10x14; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1877 ; Elisha Winter, editor ; Retail
Grocers' Publi-shing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion I 2 ; office 213 East 23d street ; issues also
the Consumers' Journal.
REVIEW; Thursdays; commercial; six-
teen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscription
S2; established 1876; Daily Bulletin Associa-
tion, editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 ;
office 32 Broadway ; issues also the Commercial
Bulletin and Auction Record.
RIVISTA ITALO AMERICANA ;
(seeUEco D' Italia.)
RURAL NEW YORKER; Saturdays ;
agricultui-al ; sixteen pages ; size of page
12x16 ; subscription §2 ; established 1844 ;
Elbert S. Carman, editor and manager ; cir-
culation C 1 ; office .34 Park Row.
SABBATH READING; Saturdays;
evangelical ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1876 ; John
Dou^all & Co., editors and publishers; does
not insert advertisements ; office 21 Van-
dewater street.
SALOON JOURNAL; Saturdays;
commercial; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1885 ; F. L. Far-
num & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion I 1 ; office 757 Broadway.
SANITARY ENGINEER AND
CONSTRUCTION RECORD ; Thurs-
days; engineering aud architecture; thirty-
two pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
§4; established 1877; Henry C. Meyer, editor;
Wm. Gibson, Jr., publisher; circulation H 2 ;
office 82 and 84 Fulton street.
SATURDAY NIGHT; Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; H. I. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'n I 2 ; office 21 and Zi Ann street.
SCHOOL JOURNAL; Saturdays;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription S2.50 ; established 1871 ;
A. M. Kellogg and Jerome Allen, editors; E.
L. Kellogg & Co., publishers; circulation F 1 ;
office 25 Clinton place ; dated at New York
and Chicago, 111.; isstie also the Teachers* In-
stitute and Practical Teacher.
SCIENCE; Fridays ; scientifie ; forty four
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription S5 ;
established 1883 ; Science Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2 ; office 47 Lafayette
Place ; an edition, entitled Science and Edu-
cation, is issued every four weeks and is fur-
nished free to all subscribers to Science.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN; Satur-
days; commercial; sixteen pages; size of
page 12x16 ; subscription S3 ; established 1845 ;
Munn & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion C 2 ; office 361 Broadway ; an Export
Edition, one hundred pages, is issued month-
ly for transmission abroad : subscription .§5 ;
also an Architects' and Builders* Edition,
monthly; issue also the Scientific American
Supplement.
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUP-
PLEMENT; Saturdays ; commercial ;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion .$5, with Scientific American, §7 ; Munn
& Co.. editors and publishers ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; office 361 Broadway ;
issue also the Scientific American.
SCOTTISH AMERICAN ; Wednes-
days ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription
4rt:
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
$3 ; established 1858 ; A. M. Stewart, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2 ; office 33 Rose st.
SHELDON'S* DRY GOODS? PRICE
IjIST; Wednesdays; commercial; one hun-
dred and thirty-eight pages ; size of page 4x6 ;
subscription §5 ; establistied 1868 ; J. D. Shel-
don & Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; office 115 Worth street ; a monthly edition
is also issued ; subscription §1.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPORT-
ER : Thursdays; commercial; fortj'-eight
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription $3.50 ;
established 1857 ; Isaac H. Bailey, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation I 2 ; office 17 Spruce
street ; issued simultaneously at New York,
Chicago, 111. ; Boston, Mass. ; and Philadel-
phia. Pa. ; issues also the Coach Harness and
Saddlery and Harness and Carriage Journal.
SONXTAGSBL.ATT; (see New Yorker
Volks Zeitung. )
SONNTAGSBL.ATT DER STAATS-
ZElTTNfi ; (see St aafs- Zeitung.)
SONNTACiS NACHRICHTEN; (see
New Yorker Tage^-Nachrichten.)
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; insurance;
twenty pages : size of page 10x12 ; subscrip-
tion §4; established 1867; Spectator Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation H 1; office
16 Dey street ; branch office Chicago, 111.
SPIRIT OF THE TI3IES; Satur-
days ; sporting ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription §5 ; established 1831 ;
E. A. Buck, editor and publisher ; circulation
P 1 ; office 101 Chambers street.
SPORTING AND THEATRICAL.
JOURNAL; (see Chicago, 111.)
SPORTING WORLD; Wednesdays;
sporting ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Chai'les Victor
Sass, editor ; Alexander T. Kent, publisher ;
circulation 1 2 ; issued daily from May to
November ; subscription — 6 months, $6 ; office
16 Spruce street.
SPORTSMAN; Saturdays; sporting;
twenty pages; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1875 ; L. C. Underbill,
manager ; circulation F 1 ; office 46 Murray
STANDARD ; Saturdays ; labor ; eight
pages ; size of page 16x23 ; subscription §2.50 ;
established 1S87 ; Henry George, editor and
publisher; office 25 Ann street.
STOCKHOLDER; Tuesdays ;flnancial;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1861 ; B. W. Dinsmore,
Publisher ; circulation I 2 ; office 12 Frank-
ort street.
SUNDAY ADVERTISER; Sundays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; Harlem Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 ; office 207 East 110th
stroGt
SUNDAY COURIER ; Sundays; eight
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1845 ; circulation H 1 ; office Tribune
Building.
SUNDAY DEMOCRAT; Sundays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; sub-
scription .§2.50; established 1870; Michael
Walsh, editor and publisher; circulation E 1 ;
office 25 Beekman street.
SUNDAY MERCURY; Sundays; in
dependent ; eight pages ; size 36x52 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1839 ; William Cauldwell,
editor and publisher ; circulation B 1 ; a dra-
matic edition, entitled the Mercury, is issued
on Saturdays ; subscription $2 ; office 3 Park
Row.
SUNDAY NEWS; {see News.)
SUNDAY TIMES AND MESSEN-
GER; Sundays; eight pages; size 36x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1841 ; Frank W.
Norcross, manager; circulation Gr 2 ; office 21
and Z^ Ann street.
SUNDAY UNION AND CATHOLIC
TIMES ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
32x46; subscription $2 ; established 1873; Jas.
Wm. O'Brien, editor and publisher; circula-
tion (t 1 ; office 12 Vesey street.
TABLET; Saturdays; catholic; sixteen
pages; size of i)age 13x18; subscription $2.50;
(>^tablished 1857 ; M. Kerwin, editor and pub-
lisher; an edition for circulation outside of
the city is issued on Tuesdays ; circulation —
Saturdaj' issue G 2. Tuesdaj' issue F 1 ; office
corner of Ann and Nassau streets.
TEXAS SIFTINGS; Saturdays; hu-
morous ; sixteen pages ; size of page 15x22 :
subscription $5 ; established 1881 ; Alex. E.
Sweet, editor; Texas Siftings Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation B l ; office 240 Broad-
way ; branch office at Austin, Texas ; dated
at New York and Austin. Tex.
THEATRE; Saturdays ; theatrical ;
thirty pages ; size of page 7x9 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established i8S6 ; Deshler Welch,
editor ; Theatre Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation I 2 ; office 31 and 33 West Twenty-
third street.
TID BITS; Saturdays; humorous ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
.S2..T0 ; established 1884 ; Wolcott Balestier,
editor ; John W. Lovell Co.. publishers ; cir-
culation F 2; office 14 and 16 Vesey street.
TOBACCO ; Fridays ; commercial ;
sixteen uages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1885 ; Chas. A. Lilley and
L. S. Hardin, editors ; The T. H. Delano Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
TOBACCO LEAF; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; twelve pages ; size of page 18x25 ;
subscription $4; established 1864; Edward
Burke, editor ; Tobacco Leaf Publishing Co. ,
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office 105 Maiden
Lane.
TOWN TOPICS; Thursdays; society;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1879 ; E. D. Mann,
publisher ; circulation E 1 ; office 945 Broad-
way.
TRADE BUREAU; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $3; established 1874; Geo. Whitte-
more, editor; Geo. Whittemore & Co., pub-
lishers ; circ'n H 2 ; office 150 Canal street.
TRADE MARK RECORD; Wednes
days ; commercial ; eight pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $5 ; established 1886 ;
Morris S. Wise, editor and publisher ; office
110 Duane street.
TRIBUNE AND FARMER; Satur
days ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; Tribune
and Farmer Co., publishers ; cii'ciUation X ;
office 20 Rose street.
TRUTH SEEKER; Saturdays; free
thought ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; E. M. Mac-
donald, editor ; Truth Seeker Co., publishers ;
circulation H 2 ; office 28 Lafayette Place.
TURF, FIELD AND FARM; Fri-
days; sporting; twenty pages; size of page
13x18; subscription $5; established 1865; S. D.
Bruce, L. C. Bruce and H. Busbey, editors ;
Turf, Field and Farm Association, publishers ;
circulation G 2 ; office 39 and 41 Park Row.
UNDERWRITER; Saturdays; insur-
ance ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1859 ; Underwriter
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation H 2 ; office 15 Cortlandt street ;
dated at New York and Hartford, Conn.
UNION; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription 82.50; established 1870;
Charles Henry Bauer, editor and publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; office 148th street, near Third
avenue ; issues also the New Yorker Tagblatt.
UNION PRINTER; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x33 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Union Printer Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 ; office
53 Frankfort street
UNITED STATES
AND DRY GOODS
Saturdays ; commercial ;
42x60 ; subscription $5 ;
Joseph Mackey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2; office 3 Beach street.
UNITED STATES SEWING-MA-
CHINE TIMES; Saturdays; commercial;
eight pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1881 ; Fred Bell, editor ; The
Bell Publishing Co., publishers ; cu-cula-
tion I 2 ; office 14 East 14th street.
ECONOMIST
REPORTER ;
eight pages ; size
established 1846 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
473
NEW YORK.
U. S. TOBACCO JOURNAL.; Satur
days ; commercial ; teu pages ; size of page
18x26; subscription $3 ; established 1874 ; Oscar
Hammerstein and Ismar Sellisou editors ; U.
S. Tobacco Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation 1 1 ; office 12 Burling Slip.
UPTOWN NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1883 ; H. H. Hadley, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation H 2 ; office S. E. cor. 168th
street and Third avenue.
UPTOWN VISITOR; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x:34; subscription $1 : established
1883 ; G. P. H. McVay, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2 ; office 2,345 Eighth avenue.
UPTOWN WORLD; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884; A. Van Biiren, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 1 ; office 2o9 East
12Tth street.
VOICE; Thursdays ; prohibition ; eight
pages ; size of page 16x21 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1883 ; Funk & Wagnalls, publish-
ers ; circulation B 2 ; office 18 and 20 Astor
Place; issue also the Homiletic Rerieic.
WAVERLiY; Saturdays; fiction; eight
pages; size 28x42; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1885 ; Waverly Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; office 81 Warren street.
WEEIvLiY; Saturdays; literarj^ ; eight
f)ages ; size 32x42 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
ished 1845 ; Street & Smith, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation A 1 ; office 29 and 31 Rose
street.
WESTCHESTER TIMES; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 32x46 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1864 ; A. G. Bedell,
editor ; circulation H 1 ; office Third avenue
and IToth street.
WHEEL AND RECREATION; Fri
days ; sporting ; twelve pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880; F. P.
Prial. editor and publisher ; circulation I l ;
office 12 Vesey street.
W I T N E S S ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 34x42 ; subscription S1.50 ; established
1871 ; John Dougall & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation B 1 ; office 17 to 21 Vande-
water street.
YOUNG CHRISTIAN SOLDIER ;
Sundays ; juvenile ; four pages ; size 15x22 ;
subscription 80 cents, in quantities of ten or
more. 54. cents ; established 1867; Rev. W. S.
Langford, D.D., editor ; Domestic and For-
eign Missionary Society of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, publishers ; does not insert
advertisements ; office 22 Bible House ; a
monthly edition, same size and style is also
Issued ; subscription 25 cents ; in quantities
of ten or more, 16 cents.
YOUNG MEN OF AMERICA; Satur
days ; juvenile ; eight pages ; size 28x40; sub-
scription ,$2.50 ; established 1877 ; Frank
Tousey, editor and publislier; circulation
B 1 ; office :it and 36 North Moore street ; is-
sues also the Boys of New York.
AMERICAN ADVERTISER-
REPORTEU ; bi-weekly; sixteen pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription S3 ; established
1886 ; American Mercantile and Collection
Association, editors and publishers; office
234 and 235 Broaduav.
ART INTERCHANGE ; bi weekly ;
art ; twenty pages ; size of pas:e 10x14 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1878 ; Mrs. Josephine
Redding, editor ; Wm. Whitlock, publisher ;
circulation F 2 ; office 37 and 39 West 22d
street ; issues also Honte Decoration.
CO LLEGE JOURNAL; bi weekly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1882 ; Students of tlie Col-
lege of the City of New York, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a college paper ;
issued durin.g the collegiate year ; office 17
Lexington avenue.
COLLEGE MERCURY; biweekly;
sixteen to thirty-six pages ; size of page 8x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; Lewis M.
Haase, editor ; Mercury Association of the
College of the City of New York, publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year ; office cor. of Lexing-
ton ave. and 23d street.
NEW YORK.
DEUTSCH-AM E R I K A N I S C H E
FA3IILIEN BLAETTER ; bi-weekly;
German ; tiction ; fifty pages ; size of page
8x12 ; subscription $3.90 ; established 1872 ; S.
Zickel, editor and publisher ; does not insert
advertisements ; office 19 Dey street ; issues
also the Deutsch-Anwrikanische Volks-Biblio-
thek and Novellen Schatz.
DEUTSCHER FAMIL.IEN
SCHATZ; bi-weekly; German; fiction:
sixty pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscription
$3.75 ; established 1875 ; International News
Co., publishers; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 29 and 31 Beekman street.
GROCERS' JOURNAL; biweekly;
commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of
page 11x16; sutasci-iption $2; established
1877; Chas. Clucas, editor and publisher; cir-
culation H 1; office 122 West Broadway; issues
also the Commercial Reporter, Commercial
Inquirer and Furnishing Goods Trade Re-
vie ir.
HOME DECORATION ; biweekly;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $2 ; established 1S86 ; Mrs.
Josephine Redding, editor; William Whit-
lock. publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 37 and
39 West 22d street ; issues also the Art Inter-
change.
HOME INTERESTS; bi-weekly; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1887 ; Richard V. Whelan, editor
and publisher ; office 57 East 9th street.
IM FAMILIEN RREISE; (see Mil-
waukee, Wis.)
LITERARY GAZETTE; biweekly;
eight pages; size 24x32; subscription $1.25;
established 1887 ; David Myers, editor and
publisher ; office 344 East 78th street.
MECHANICAL, ENGINEER; bi-
weekly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Egbert P. Watson & Son, editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n H 1 ; office 150 Nassau street.
NOVELL.EN - SCHATZ ; bi-weekly :
German ; fiction ; thirty-four pages ; size of
page 10x13; subscription $3.90; established
1859 ; S. Zickel, publisher ; circulation G 2 ;
office 19 Dey street ; issues also the Deutsch-
Amerikanische Volks-Bibliothek and Deutsch-
Amerikanische Familien Blaetter.
ACKER UND GARTENBAU ZEI-
TUNG; (see Milwaukee, Wis.)
• ADVOCATEAND FAMILYGUAR-
DIAN; semi-monthly; sixteen pages; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1835 ; Mrs. Helen E. Brown, editor ; American
Female Guardian Societv, publishers ; circu-
lation H 2 ; office 29 East 29th street.
AMERICAN ANALYST; semi-
monthly; popular science ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 9x12; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1876 ; H. Lassing, M. D., and T. P. McEl-
rath, editors ; Analyst Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation C 1 , including special
editionft; office 176 Broadway.
AMERICAN BOOKSELLER; semi-
monthly ; commercial ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1868 ; Hugh Craig, editor ; N. R. Monachesi,
publisher ; circ'n H 2 ; office 10 Stiruce street.
AMERICAN GAS LIGHT JOUR-
NAL ; semi-monthly; commercial; thirty-
six pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1859 ; Jos. R. Thomas, editor ;
A. M. Callender & Co., publishers ; circ'n I 1 ;
office 42 Pine street.
ANTHONY'S PHOTOGRAPHIC
BULLETIN; semi-monthly: commercial;
seventv-two pages octavo ; subscription $3 ;
established 1870; Chas. F. Chandler, Ph.D.,
LL.D., editor ; E. & H. T. Anthony & Co.,
publishers ; circ'n J 1 ; office 591 Broadway.
BONFORT'S WINE AND SPIRIT
CIRCULAR; semi-monthly ; commercial ;
seventy-five to eighty pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $5 ; established 1870 ; Bon-
fort & Leoser, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 1 ; office 8 South William street.
CARPET TRADE AND REVIEW;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; eighty-eight
pages; size of page 10x13; subscription $3;
474
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
established 1870 ; 'William Berri aud William
A. Harris, editors; Review Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n I 2 ; office 335 Broadway.
CHIROXIAN ; semi-mouthlj' ; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; Students of the
Homoeopathic Medical College, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2 ; a medical col-
lege paper ; office 23d street and Third ave-
nue.
COL.UI>IBIA SPECTATOR ; semi
monthly; twenty pages; size of page 8x11;
subscription §2; established 1874; Columbia
Spectator Publishing Co., editors aud pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate jear ; office Co-
lumbia College, corner 49th street & Fom-th
avenue.
D K I T S C H-A M E R I K ANISCHE
APOTHEKER ZEITIJNG; semi mouth
ly ; German ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ;
size of page 11x14; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880; Pharmaceutical Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 104 John
street
DEUTSC H - AM E R I K A N I S C H E
BUCHDRUCKER ZEITUNG ; semi-
monthly ; German ; typographical ; four
pages; size 14x21 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1873; Hugo Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 ; official organ of Ger-
man printers ; office 15 Park Row.
DOCTOR; semi-monthly ; medical ;
twelve pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1886 : Chas. Avery Weils,
editor and publisher ; office 2ii Astor Place.
ELECTRIC AGE; semimonthly ;
twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 511; established 1883; J. B. Taltavall,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; de-
voted to the interests of telegraph operators ;
office 76 Cortlandt street.
FRATERNAL, GUIDE: semi-monthly;
Ancient Order of United Workmen ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Robert H. Munroe, editor and
publisher : office 676 Eleventh avenue.
FREEMASONS' JOURNAL,; semi
monthly ; masonic ; eight pages ; size of page
22x28 : subscription SI. 25 ; established 1884 ;
John W. Keeler, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2 ; office 164 Fulton street.
GEYER'S STATIONER; semi
monthly ; commercial ; eightv pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription S2 ; established 1877 ;
M. Shirley Geyer, publisher ; circulation H 2 ;
office 60 Duane street.
INSURANCE JOURNAL, ; semi-
monthly ; insurance ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription S3 ; established 1862 ;
T. & J. Slator, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2 : office 23 Dev street.
3IECHANICAli NEWS; semi-month-
ly ; commercial ; fourteen pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription SI ; established 1871 ;
James Leffel & Co., publi.shers; circulation
F 2 ; office 110 Liberty street.
MUSIC TRADE REVIEW ; semi
monthly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription S3 ; established
1878 ; Bill & Carr, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H 2 ; office 22 East 17th street.
NEW YORKER SCHUTZEN ZEI-
TUNG; semi-monthly; German; eight
pages; size of page 11x16; suliscription §1 ;
established ls84 ; H. A. Ditrich, editor and
])Ublisher ; office 216 East 10th street.
NEXT OF KIN AND HEIRS-AT-
LiAW GAZETTE; .semi-monthly; twelve
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription S2 ;
established 1884; William Raich, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 251 William
strop t
PHARMACEUTICAL RECORD ;
semi monthly ; pharmaceutical ; fiftv two
pages; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1881 ; P. W. Bedford, editor and
publish 'r ; eirc'n I 2 : office 92 Temple Court.
PHILADELPHIA PHOTOGRA-
PHER; semi-monthly; commercial; sixtv-
four pcigps: size of page 7.\in; subscription
05; established l!-'61 ; Edward L. Wil-on, edi-
XEW YORK.
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 8.53
Broadway.
PLUMBERS' TRADE JOURNAL;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x14; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1881 ; James M. Heatherton, editor ; cir-
culation I 2 ; office 35 Ann street.
S.\NITARY ERA; semi-monthly; hy-
giene ; fourteen pages ; size of page 8x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Wm. C.
Conant. editor and publisher; office 34 Bond st.
SANITARY PLUMBER; semi
monthly ; sanitary plumbing ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1882 ; Hydraulic and Sanitary Plumber
Publishing Co. (limited), publishers ; circula-
tion I 1 ; office 23 Park Row.
SANNINGOCH FRID; semi-monthly;
Swedish ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; O. A.
Sjo.strom, editor and publisher; circulation
I 1 ; office 27 State street.
UNITED STATES PAPER-
MAKER AND STATIONERS'
JOURNAL; semi-monthly; commercial;
twenty four pages ; size of page 9xi2 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1884 ; C. C. Walden
& Co., publishers ; circulation I 2 ; office 29
Park Row.
VEREINGTE STAATEN ORDEN
UND VEREINS REVUE; semi-monthly;
German ; fraternity ; eight pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription $1.20 ; established 1876 ; Emil
Gaus, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ;
office 508 Pearl street.
WINE AND SPIRIT REVIEW;
(see Louisville, Kv.)
YOUTH'S TEMPERANCE BAN-
NER; semi-monthly; jvivenile ; four pages;
size 16x22 ; subscription 40 cents ; established
1876 ; National Temperance Societv and Pub-
lication House, editors and publishers ; does
not insert advertisements; a nionthly edition
is also issued ; subscription 25 cents ;'office 58
Heade street; issues also the National Tem-
2)erance Advocate.
UNIVERSITY; every three weeks ; thir-
ty-six pages; size of page 8x10; subscription
S2; established 1886; Students of the Uni-
versity of the City of New York, editors and
publishers ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
AUSTRALASIAN AND SOUTH
AMERICAN; every four weeks ;
commercial ; one hundred pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription S3; established 1881 ;
Chas. E. Bevington, editor ; Austr.ilasian
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 1 Broadway.
A DV ANCE; 'monthly ; sixty-eight pages;
size of page 7x10; subscription S2 ; established
1877; Charles D. Baker, editor ; Advance Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation I 1 ; office
117 Nassau street.
AGRICULTURE : monthly; dairying;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; L. S. Hardin ;
editor and publisher ; circulation E 1 ; office
169 Chambers street.
A3IERICAN AGRICULTURIST ;
monthly; agricultural; tifts'-two pages; size of
page 10x12 ; subscription S1.50 ; established
1842 ; Orange Judd Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation C 2 ; an edition entitled
Amevikanischer Agriculturist, same form
and price, is printed in the German lan-
guage ; office 751 Broadwav.
A3IERICAN BOOKMAKER;
monthly; commercial; thirts'-six pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription S2; established 1885;
Howard Lockwood, editor and publisher;
circulation J 2; office 126 Duane street.
AMERICAN BOTTLER; monthly;
commercial ; seventv-two pages ; size of page
10x13; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; W. A.
Peters, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 l ;
office 39 Nassau street.
AMERICAN BREWERS' GA-
ZETTE AND MALT AND HOP
TRADES' REVIEW; monthly: com-
mercial; tliirty-six pages ; size of ]iage 9x12;
subscription $5 ; established 1871 ; John Flin-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
475
NEW YORK.
toff, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ;
office 24 Pnrk Place.
AMERICAN CANOEIST; monthly;
sporting ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; C. B. Vaux,
editor; Bi-entano Bros., publishers; circula-
tion K 2 ; office 5 Union Square.
A3IERICAN DRUGGIST; monthly;
commercial ; eighty pages ; size of page 9x14 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; Fred. A.
Castle, M.D., editor; Wni. Wood & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 2 ; office 56 and 58 Lafay-
ette Place ; issue also the Medical Record,
American Journal of Obstetrics and Journal
of Cutaneous and Genito-Urinaru Diseases.
AMERICAN EXPORTER; monthly;
commei-cial ; seventy-six pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Oeorge Bartholomew and Franklin H. Tinker,
editors ; Root & Tinker, publishers ; circula-
tion H 1 ; branch offices at Chicago, 111.,
Philadelphia, Pa.; office Tribune Building.
AMERICAN FAR3IERS' HOME
JOUltNAL; monthly ; sixteen pages ; size
22x34 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881;
Dr. Geo. E. Blakelee, editor ; S. H. Moore &
Co., publishers ; circulation C 2; office 27 Park
Place ; issue also the Cricket on the Hearth
and Ladies' Woi'ld.
AMERICAN FASHION REVIEW;
monthly ; commercial; twenty-four pages; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $5 ; established 1874 ;
TheJohn J. Mitchell Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H 1 ; not issued in February
and August, during which months a semi-
annual Fashion Review is issued— subscrip-
tion $3.50 ; office 8:30 Broadway ; issues also the
American Tailor.
AMERICAN GARDEN; monthly;
horticultural ; thirty-six pages; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; E. H.
Libby editor and publisher ; circulation F 1 ;
office 47 Dev street.
AMERICAN HAIRDRESSER;
monthly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12; subscription $1; established
1879 ; Charles Ossenbruuner, editor and pub-
lisher; circ'n 12 ; office 20 Walker street;
issues also the Lodge, Club and Association
He cord.
AMERICAN HOM(EOPATHIST ;
monthly; medical; seventy-six pages; size
of page 7x10; subscription $2; established
1877; B. F. Underwood, M.D., editor: A. L.
Chatterton & Co., publishers; circulation
J 2 ; office 78 Maiden Lane ; issue also the
Homoeopathic Journal of Obstetrics.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF OB-
STETRICS; monthly; medical; one hun-
dred and fortv-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1867; Paul F. Munde, M. D.,
editor ; Wm. Wood & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation H 2 ; office 56 and 58 Lafayette Place
<P. O. Box 2,0.50); issue also the 3Iedical
Record, American Druggist and the Journal
of Cutaneous and Genito-Urinary Diseases.
AMERICAN JOURNAL. OF RAIL-
WAY APPLIANCES; monthly; com-
mercial; sixteen pages; size of page 12x16;
subscription $2; established 1888; American
Railway Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation I 2 ; office 32 Liberty street ;
issues also the Street Rnilwau Joxirnal.
AMERICAN KENNEL REGIS-
TER ; monthly ; sporting ; sixteen pages
octavo; subscription .$1.50; established 1883 ;
Porest and Stream Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 39 and 41 Park Row ; issues also
the Forest and Stredm?i\\(\ AuduhonMagazine.
AMERICAN KINDERGARTEN
AND PRIiMARY TEACHER; month
ly ; educational; twenty pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; Emily
M. Coe, editor ; Fowler & Wells, publishers ;
circulation .1 1 ; office 753 Broadway.
AMERICAN xMAGAZINE ; monthly;
literary ; one hundred and twenty-eight
pages ; size of page 5x8 ; subscription .$3 ; es-
tablished 1S84 ; R. T. Bush & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 130 and 132
Pearl street.
NEW YORK.
AMERICAN MAIL AND EXPORT
J O U R N A L ; monthly; commercial ;
seventy-four pages; size of page 9x12; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1877 ; The LockwoodTub-
lishlng Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 1 ; office 126 and 128 Duane street.
AMERICAN MEDICAL DIGEST;
monthly ; medical ; ninety -two pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
John C. Lester, A. M., M. D., editor ; H. Camp-
bell & Co., publishers ; circulation H 2 ; office
142 Nassau street.
AMERICAN MERCHANT; monthly;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16; subsci'iption $1; established 1881;
Chas. K. Hammitt. editor and publisher; cir-
culation F 1, including special editions; office
126 and 128 Duane street.
AMERICAN MISSIONARY; month
ly ; congregational ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1856; Rev.
Jas. Powell, D.D., editor ; American Mission-
ary Association, publishers ; circulation E 1 ;
the official organ of the American Missionary
Association ; office 56 Reade street.
AMERICAN PROGRESS; monthly;
commercial ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
page 9x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
D. J. Tapley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion X ; office 60 Liberty street.
A3IERICAN SILK JOURNAL;
monthly ; commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription $2 ; established
1882 ; Byron Rose, editor and publisher : circu-
lation J 2 ; office 93 and 95 Duane street.
AMERICAN TAILOR; monthly;
commercial; twenty -eight pages; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
The John J. Mitchell Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 ; office 8:^0 Broadway ;
issues also the American Fashion Revieiv.
AMERICAN VETERINARY RE-
VIEW; monthly; fifty - six pages octavo;
subscription $4 ; established 1877 ; Prof. A.
Liautard, editor and publisher; circulation
I 2 ; office 141 West 54th street.
A3IERICAN YACHTSxMAN; mouth
Iv ; sporting ; twentv-six pages ; size of page
12x16; subscription $3; established 1887; A.
Perry Bliven, editor ; Yachtsman Publishing
Co., publishers ; office 81 Broad street.
AMERIKANISCHER AGRICULT-
URIST ; (see American Agriculturist.)
ART AGE; monthly; art; eighteen to
thirty pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription
$2; established 1883; Arthur B. Turnure, edi-
tor and publisher : circulation I 2 ; office 74
West 2.3d street.
ART AMATEUR; monthly ; art ; forty
pages; size of page 11x16; subscription $4 ;
established 1879; Montague Marks, editor and
publisher ; circulation G 1 : office 23 Union Sq.
AUDUBON MAfiAZINE; monthly:
scientific ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription .50 cents ;'established 1887 ; Forest
and Stream Publishing Co., publishers; office
40 Park Row ; published in the interest of the
Audubon Society for the protection of birds ;
issues also the Forest and Stream and Amer-
ican Kennel Register.
BABYHOOD ; monthly; hygiene of in-
fants ; fifty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; Leroy
M. Yale, M.D., and Marion Harland, editors;
Babyhood Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation Fl; office 5 Beekman street.
BANKERS' MAGAZINE AND
STATISTICAL REGISTER; monthly;
financial; one hundred and ten pages
octavo ; subscription $5 : established 1846 ;
Albert S. Bolles, editor; Homans Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation I 1; office 251
Broadway.
BAPTIST HOME MISSION
MONTHLY; baptist ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879 ; American Baptist Home Mis-
sion Society, publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
office Temple Court, corner Beekman and
Nassau streets.
BIBLE SOCIETY RECORD;
monthly; sixteen pages; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1856 ;
476
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
American Bible Society, editors and publish-
ers; does not insert advertisements: office
Bible House.
BLACKSMITH AND WHEEL.-
WRIt^HT ; monthly; twenty pages; size
of page 11x16; subscription $1; established
1879 ; M. T. Richardson, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1 ; office 21 to 27 New Chambers
street : issues also the Boots and Shoes and
San--Min Gazette.
BOOK BUYER ; monthly; current lit-
erature ; fortv-flve pages; size of page 7x9;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; F. N. Double-
dav, editor; Charles Scribner's Sons, pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 743 Broadway ;
issue al^o Scribner's Magazine and Presby-
terian Review.
BOOK CHAT ; monthly ; current litera-
ture ; forty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1886; Wm. G. Jour-
dau, editor; Brentano Bros., publishers;
office 5 Union Square.
BROWNE'S PHONOGRAPHIC
JOURNAL; monthly; phonography; thir-
ty-two pages: size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1875 ; D. L. Scott-Browne,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ; office
23 Clinton Place.
BUILDER AND WOODWORKER;
monthly ; commercial ; thirty -two pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription §1 ; established
1865 ; Hodgson & Bertrand, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation H 2; office 294 Bi'oadway.
CANDIDATE: monthly : Order of the
Roval Arcanum; sixteen pages; size 10x14;
subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; Chas. D.
Baker, editor and publisher; circulation H 2 ;
office 117 Nassau street.
CARPENTRY AND BUILDING;
monthly ; commercial ; flf ty-two pages ; size
of page 9x13 ; subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; David Williams, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1 ; office 66 and 68 Duane street ;
issues also the Iron Age and Metal Worker.
CASSELL'S FAMILY MAGAZINE;
monthly ; ninety pages ; size of page 8x10 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; Cassell &
Co. (limited), editors and publishers; office
741 Broadway ; issue also the Magazine of
Art and Quiver.
CATHOLIC FIRESIDE; monthly;
catholic ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; John P.
Dunne, editor and publisher; circulation
H 1 ; office 5 Barclay street.
CENTURY MAGAZINE; monthly;
literarj^ ; two hundred and thirty pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1870; The Century Co., publishers; cir-
culation A 2 : office Union Square ; issues also
the St. Nicholas.
CHURCH MISSION NEWS; month
ly ; protestant episcopal ; eight pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription 30 cents ; established
1883 ; W. W. Kirby, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 22 Bible
House.
CHURCH REVIEW; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; one hundred and twelve
pages octavo; subscription $4; established
1848 ; Rev. Henry Mason Baum, editor ; Church
Review Association, publishers ; circulation
H 2; office 11 East 17th street.
CHURCH UNION; monthly; evan-
gelical; sixteen pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1873 ; E.
B. Grannls, editor and publisher; circ'n Dl,
including special editions ; office 33 East 22d
street.
CliEF; monthly: music; eighteen pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established
1887: C. T. Steele, editor; George Molineux,
publisher : office S10 Broadwav.
CLOAK, SUIT AND LADIES'
WEAR REVIEW; monthly; commercial;
forty pages ; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1 ; "established 1882 ; F. N. Masson, editor ;
The Gallison & Hobron Co., publishers; cir-
culation Jl; office 696 Broadway; issues also
the Clothier and Furnisher and the Ratter
and Furrier.
CLOTHIER AND FURNISHER ;
monthly; commercial ; sixty-six pages ; size-
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1872 ; George Bartholomew and George Bates,
editors; The Gallison &. Hobron Co., publish-
ers ; circulation I 1 ; office 696 Broadway ;
issues also the Cloak, Suit and Ladies' Wear
Review and Hatter and Furrier.
CLOTHING GAZETTE ; monthly;
commercial ; eighty pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; Joseph W.
Gibson, editor and publisher ; circulation 12 ;
office 96 Spring street.
COIN COLLECTOR'S JOURNAL;
monthly ; numismatics ; twenty pages ; size of
page 8x11; subscription $1; established 1875;
Scott Stamp and Coin Co. (limited), publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements ; office
721 Broadway.
CONFECTIONER; monthly; commer-
cial ; forty-eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ^
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; H. B.
Winton, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2;:
office 2:>4 Broadway.
CONSUMERS' JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription §1 ; established 1884 ; Retail
Grocers' Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; office 213 East 23d street ; issues also the
Retail Grocers' Advocate.
CONTANSEAU'S BULLETIN;
monthly ; commercial ; fifty-two pages
octavo ; subscription §1 ; established 1879 ; L.
Contanseau & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 2 : office 128 Broadway.
CONVERTED CATHOLIC; monthly;
reformed catholic : thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Rev. James
A. O'Connor, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 2 : office 60 Bible House.
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH ;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872 ; S. H. Moore,,
editor ; S. H. Moore Sc Co., publishers ; circu-
lation B 1, including special editions; office
27 Park Place ; issue also the American Farm-
er's Home Journal and Ladies' World.
CUISINE; monthly ; culinary; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1882; P. S. M. Munroe, editor;
Cuisine Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion J 1 ; office 58 Read street.
DECORATOR ; monthly ; decorative
art ; eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion .50 cents ; established 1884 ; B. A. Ronzone^
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; office
167 East 125th street.
DECORATOR AND FURNISHER;
monthly ; commercial ; forty-four pages : size
of page 11x16; subscription $4; established
1882 ; A. Curtis Bond, editor ; Decorator and
Furnisher Co., publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
office 32 East 14th street.
DELINEATOR; monthly; fashions;
one hundred pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1869 ; H. F. Montgom-
ery, editor; Buttei-ick Publishing Co. (limited),
publishers ; circulation A 1 ; office 7, 9 and 11
West 13th street ; issues also the Ladies' Re-
vieiv. Metropolitan Fashions and Tailors*
Revie w.
D E M O R E S T ' S MAGAZINE;
monthlv; seventy-two pages ; size of page
8x12 ; subscription $2 : established 1865 ; W.
Jennings Demorest, Mme. Demorest, and
Jennie June, editors ; W. Jennings Demorest,
publisher ; circulation C 2. iiW Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Dec,
1. 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neicspaper Directory, 46,094
copies. Office 17 East 14th street.
DENTAL COSMOS; (see Philadelphia,
DER AMERIKANISCHE BIER-
BRA UER ; monthly; German; commercial;
ninety-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $5. with supplement 86; established
1868 ; M. Schwarz, editor ; A. Schwarz.
publisher; circulation K2; Der Praktische
Bierbraueria issued as a supplement, thirty-
two pages octavo ; office 200 and 202 Worth
street.
DER BRA UER UND MALTZAR ;;
(see Chicago, 111.)
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
477
NEW YORK.
DER TECHMKER; mouthly ; Ger-
man ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x14 ; subscription §1 ; established 1878 ;
Paul Goepel, editor ; Goepel & Raegener,
publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office Stewart
Building.
DEUTSCHER BOTE; monthly; Ger
man ; literary ; eighteen pages ; size of page
10x13 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ;
New York Export Publishing Co.. editors and
publishers ; office 89 East Houston street.
DIVINE I>IFE AND INTERNA-
TIONAL, EXPOSITOR ; monthly ; evan-
gelical ; thirty pages ; size of page 7x10 : sub-
scription §1 ; established 1878 ; Rev. Asa Mahan
and Rev. A.sbury Lowrey, editors and pub-
lishers : does not insert advertisements ;
office 805 Broadwav.
DR. FOOTE'S HEALTH
MONTHLY; hygienic; sixteen pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1876; E. B. Foote, M. D., and
E. B. Foote, Jr., M. D., editors; Murray Hill
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation F 1 ;
office 129 East 28th street.
DOMESTIC MONTHLY; fashions
and literature ; eighty pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription $1.50; established 1873;
H. C. Faulkner, editor ; Blake & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation C 1 ; office 853 Broadway.
DORCAS MAGAZINE; monthly;
woman's handiwork ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; Laura B. Starr, editor ; Dorcas Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 22
Vesev street.
DRAKE'S TRAVELLERS'
MAGAZINE; monthly; forty-eight pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; John N. Drake, publisher; cir-
culation H 2 ; office X. Y. Mercantile Exchange
Building corner of Hudson and Harrison
streets.
DRUGGISTS' CIRCULAR AND
CHEMICAL GAZETTE; monthly:
pharmaceutical ; ninety-six pages ; size of
page 11x14; subscription $1.50; established
18.57 ; "William O. Allison, publisher; circu-
lation F 1 ; office 72 William street.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary ; one hundred and sixty-four pages ;
size of |)age 7x10 ; subscription $5 ; established
1844 ; E. R. Pelton, publisher ; circ'n G 1 ;
office 25 Bond street.
EL COMERCIO; monthly; Spanish;
commercial; twenty-four pages; size of page
12x17 ; subscription $3 ; established 1875 ; J.
Shepherd Clark & Co., editors and publishers ;
cii-culatlon H 1; office 178 Broadway.
EL ECONOMISTA A3IERICANO ;
monthly ; Spanish ; commercial; eight pages ;
size of page 12x16; subscription $1.50 1 estab-
lished 1885 ; Charles H. Odemar, editor and
puliljsher ; circulation J 1 ; office 56 Pine
street.
ELECTRICIAN AND ELECTRI-
CAL ENGINEER; monthly; electricity;
sixty-four pages : size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1881 ; F. L. Pope, editor ;
Electrical Publishing Co.. publishers; circula-
tion H 1 ; office 115 Nassau street.
EL ESPEJO; monthly; commercial;
Spanish ; sixteen pages ; size of page 16x22 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; Narciso
VUlaverde, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2 ;
office 4 Cedar street.
ELK. ; monthly : Benevolent Protective
Order of Elks ; twelve pages ; size 22x28 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; office 83
East 13th street.
EL PROGRESO; monthly; Spanish;
thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 : sub-
scription $3 ; established 1884 ; R. Verea,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office
27 Ann street.
EXPRESSMAN; monthly ; commercial;
twenty pages; size of page 11x14; subi^crlp-
tion $1; established 1885; Silas St. John,
editor; Express Printing and Publishine
Co., publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office 239
Broadway ; dated at New York, Chicago, III.,
and Boston. Mass.
NEW YORK.
FABRICS, FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS; monthly; commercial; sixty
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $1.5()";
established 1875' ; Henry C. Nathan, pub-
lisher; circulation II ; office 127 West Broad-
way.
FANCY GOODS GRAPHIC; month-
ly ; commercial ; sixty pages ; size of page
9x13; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
Fancy Goods Graphic Co.. editors and pub-
lishers : circulation H 2 : office 361 Broadway.
FARM GUIDE; monthly; agricultural;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1885 ; W. T. Doty,
editor ; Charles St. John, Jr., and Fred. R.
Salmon, publishers ; chx-ulation F 1 ; office 23
Park Row
FASHION BAZAR; monthly; fashions;
eighty-eight pages ; size of page 9x13 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1879 ; George Munro,
editor and publisher ; circulation CI; of-
fice 17 to 27 Vandewater street ; issues also
the Fireside Companion.
FIRE RECORD AND WATER
WORKS REVIEW ; monthly; commer-
cial ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1871 ; Fred. J.
Miller, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 1 ; office
72 Maiden Lane.
FIRESIDE MONTHLY; eight pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878 ; Leslie & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion E 2 ; office 41 and 43 Centre street ; issue
also the Lady's Bazar.
FORDHA3I MONTHLY; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Students of St. John's College,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a
college paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
FOREIGN TRADE GAZETTE;
monthly ; commercial ; Enjilish and Spanish ;
thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x14 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1886 ; F. R. Sprague, editor ;
Foreign Trade and Financial Agency Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2 ; office Tribune
Building.
FORESTERS' JOURNAL ; monthly ;
Ancient Order of Foi-esters ; eight pages ; size
31x44 ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1876 ;
Henry W. Drake and J. A. Columbine, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2 ; office 7
' Frankfort street.
FRANK LESLIE'S BUDGET;
monthly ; one hundred pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription $3 ; established 1878 ; Mrs.
Frank Leslie, publisher ; circulation E 1 ; of-
fice 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S PLEASANT
HOURS ; monthly; ninety pages; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $1.75 ; established
1865 ; Mrs. Frank Leslie, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation F 1 ; office 53, 55 and 57
FRANK LESLIE'S POPULAR
MONTHLY; one hundred and thirty-six
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1876; Mrs. Frank Leslie, editor
and publisher ; circulation B 2 ; office 53, 55
and 57 Park Place.
FRANK LESLIE'S SUNDAY
MAGAZINE; monthly ; one hundred
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1877; Rev. T. De Witt Talmage,
editor ; Mrs. Frank Leslie, publisher ; circu-
lation E 1 : office 53, 55 and 57 Park Place.
FRIEND; monthly ; philanthropic ; eight
pages : size 26x36 ; subscription 50 cents : es-
tablished 1886; A. M. Cochrane, editor and
publisher ; office 150 Nassau street.
FURNISHING GOODS TRADE
REVIEW; monthly ; commercial ; seventy
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878; Chas. Clucas, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 ; office 122 West
Broadway; issues also the Commercial En-
quirer, Commercial Reporter and Grocers'
Journal.
FURNITURE TRADE REVIE^V
AND INTERIOR DECORATOR ;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size
of page 10x14 subscription $1 ; established
478
GEO. P. ROWELI. & CO'S
NEW YORK.
1880; Francis J. McAvoy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 ; office 8:5 Elm street.
GAILLiARD'S MEDICAL. JOUR-
NALi; monthly; medical; one hundred
and fifty pages; size of page 7x11 ; subscrip
tion $5; established 1866; P B. Porter. M.D.,
editor; M. E. Gaillard, publisher; circula-
tion I 1 ; office 22 We>t 31st street.
GERMAX-AMERICAN MILLER;
(see Chicago, 111.)
GERMAN AND AMERICAN
BREWERrS' JOURNAL; monthly;
English and German; commercial ; one
hundred and forty pages ; size of page
10x13 ; subscription $5 ; established 1876 ; A. E.
J. Tovej% editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2 ;
office 24 Park Place ; dated at New York,
Chicago, 111., and Cincinnati, Ohio.
GOiSPEL AGE; monthly ; baptist ;
twentv-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription §1 ; established 1S8H ; R. T. Middle-
ditch, editor; F. J. Middleditch, publisher;
office 13 Park Row.
GOSPEL IN ALL LANDS; monthly;
methodist; fortveight pages; size of page
8x11; subscription $2; established 1880; Rev.
Eugene R Smith, editor ; Missionary Society
of the Methodist Episcopal Church, publish-
ers ; circulation G 1 ; issues also the 3Iission-
ary World; office, Mission Rooms, 805 Broad-
GRAND ARMY GAZETTE AND
NATIONAL GUARDSMAN; monthly;
eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1873; J. A. Joel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2 ; office 84 Nassau street.
GRAND ARMY REVIEW; monthly;
Grand Army of the Republic ; twenty-four
pages; size of page 11x14; subscription $1 ;
established 1885 ; William L. D. O'Grady, edi-
tor; Jos W. Kay, publisher; circulation G 1;
office 9S Maiden lane.
GUERNSEY BREEDER AND
MILK JOURNAL ; monthly ; twenty
pages : size of page TxlO ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; Mason C. Weld, editor and
publisher ; office 9 Murray street.
GUIDE TO HOLINESS; monthly;
thirty-eight pages ; size of page 6x10 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1835 ; Palmer &
Hughes, editors and publishers; does not
insert advertisements ; office 62 and 64 Bible
House.
HABERDASHER; monthly; commer-
cial ; ttf ty-f our pages ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1881 ; Jos. W. Gibson,
publisher ; circulation I 2 ; office 757 Broad-
way.
HALL'S JOURNAL OF
HEALTH; monthly; hygienic; thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
185;?; Journal of Health Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation G 2 ; office
20<i Broadway.
HARPER'S NEW MAGAZINE ;
monthly ; literary ; two hundred and thirty
pages : size of page 7x10 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1849; Harper & Brothers, editors
and publishers ; circulation A 2 ; office Frank-
lin Square.
HAT REV lEW ; monthly ; commercial ;
sixty-six pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1873; F. Stallknecht, pub-
lisher; circulation I 1 ; office 11 Bond street.
HATTER AND FURRIER; monthly ;
commercial ; one hundred pages; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $2; established 1872 ; Geo
BarthoU)mew and George Bates, editors ;
The Gallison & Hobron Company, publishers ;
circulation J 2 ; office 696 Broadway ; issues
also the Cloak, Suit and Ladies' Wear Re-
vieio and Clothier a.nd Furnisher.
HERALD OF HEALTH ; monthly;
hygienic ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1846 ; Basset & Holbrook,
editors ; Herald f)f Health Co., publishers ;
circulation G 1 ; office 13 and 15 Laight street.
H031E LIFE; monthly; illustrated;
sixteen pages; size of page 12x17; subscrip-
tl(m SI ; established 1S86 ; HoTue Life Publish-
ing Co., editors and i)ul)lishers ; office 136
Charlton street ; issues also the Pearl.
NEW YORK.
HOME MISSIONARY; monthly ; con-
gregational ; forty-eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription 60 cents ; established 1828 ; Amer-
ican Home Missionary Society, publishers ;
circulation D 2; office 34 Bible House.
HOMILETIC REVIEW; monthly;
unsectarian ; one hundred and twenty-six
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; established
1876 ; I. K. Funk, D.D., and J. M. Sherwood,
D.D., editors ; Funk & Wagnalls, publishers ;
circulation F 2 ; office corner Lafayette and
Astor Places : issue also the Voice.
HOUSEHOLD COMPANION;
monthly ; eight pages ; .size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established! 1883 ; H. W. Beecher,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office
257 Broadway.
HUB ; monthly ; commercial ; seventj'-two
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subsci-iption $3 ;
established 1859 ; G. W. W. Houghton, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; office 323
ILLUSTRATED COMPANION ;
monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883; E. F. Nason,
editor and publisher ; circulation C 1 ; office
111 Nassau street.
ILLUSTRATOR OF THE INTER-
NATIONAL SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSONS ; monthly ; evangelical ; forty-
five pages octavo; subscription 60 cents; es-
tablished 1884; Mrs. A. C. Morrow and Mrs.
J. F. Willing, editors ; N. Tibbals & Sons, pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 124 Nassau
INDEPENDENT PRACTITIONER;
(see Buttalo.)
INSURANCE AGE; monthly; insur-
ance ; forty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1873 ; Matthew
Griffin, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 :
office 176 Broadway.
INSURANCE AND COMMERCIAL
MAGAZINE; monthly; insurance; com-
mercial; ninety-two pages ; size of page 7x11;
subscription $5; established 1876; Wm. H
Livingston, editor and manager; circulation
J 2 ; office 23 Park Row.
INSURANCE CRITIC; monthly; in
surance ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription $3.25 ; established 1874 ; George
W. Corliss, editor and publisher; circ'u H2;
office 45-49 William street; branch office at
Chicago, 111.
INSURANCE LAW JOURNAL ;
monthly ; legal ; eighty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription §5 ; established 1871 ; C. C. Hine,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office
137 Broadway ; issues also the Insurance
Monitor.
INSURANCE MONITOR; monthly;
insurance ; fifty-four pages ; size of page 9x12;
subscription $3 ; established 1853 ; C. C. Hine,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ; office
137 Broadway ; issues also the I}tsurance Law
Journal.
INSURANCE TIMES ; monthly ; in-
surance ; sixty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1868; Dr. Kempson
and Z. Wilmshurst, editors and publishers;
circulation J 2; office 137 Broadway.
INTERNATIONAL CHESS
MAGAZINE ; monthly; thirty-six pages;
size of page 7x10; subscription $3: estab-
lished 1885..; W. Steinitz. editor and publisher;
circulation H 1 : office 46 Vesey street.
INTERNATIONAL RECORD OF
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION;
monthly ; philanthropic ; twenty four pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1S86; Frederick Howard Wines, editor; G. P.
Putnam's Sons, publishers ; office 29 West 23d
street ; dated at New York City and Loudon,
Enu'land.
JERRY McAULEY'S NEWS-
PAPER; monthly : evangelical ; eight
pages; size of page 14x20; subscription $1 ;
established 188:5; Rev. R. M. Ottord, editor;
Mrs. Jerrv McAulev, publisher; circ'n HI;
office 101 We^t 32<l street.
JEWELERS' CIRCULAR AND
HOROLOCaCAL REVIEW; monthly;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
479
NEW YORK.
commercial ; one hundred and ten pages ;
size of page 10x13 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Jeweler's Circular Pulilishiug
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
office No. 1S9 Broadway.
J O U It N A Li ; monthly ; commercial ;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip
tion $1 ; established 1873 ; C. A. Lovejoj', edi-
tor ; Lovcjoy Pub. Co., publishers; circula-
tion H 2 ; office 73 Bible House.
JOURNAL, OF CUTANEOUS AND
GENITO-UKINARY DISEASES;
monthly ; medical; sixty pages; size of page
7x10 ; subsci-iption $2.50 ; established 1883 ;
Prince A. Morrow. A.M., M.D., editor ; Wm.
Wood & Co., publishers ; circulation J 2 ;
office 56 and .58 Lafayette Place ; issue also
the Medical Record, American Druggist and
American Journal of Obstetrics.
JOURNAL. OF MATERIA MEDI-
CA ; monthly; medical; twenty-four pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S6; X. T. Bates, editor, Joui'nal
of Materia Medica Publisliing Co., publish-
ers; circulation J 1; office 24 Liberty street.
JOURNAL. OF THE NEW YORK
MICROSCOPICAL SOCIETY;
monthly; science; twenty eight pages octa-
vo ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; New
York Microscopical Society, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L 1; office 12 College Place;
not issued during the months of August, Sep-
tember and October.
JOURNAL. OF THE TELEGRAPH ;
monthly; commercial ; sixteen pages: size of
page 10x13; subscription $1; established
1868 ; Western Union Telegraph Co., publish-
ers ; circulation F 2 ; office 195 Broadw^ay.
JUNGES VOL.R ; monthly; English
and German ; juvenile ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Cheroundy Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion (x 1 ; office 17 to 27 Vandewater street.
KNIGHTS OF HONOR STAND-
ARD; monthly; Knights of Honor; twelve
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1881 ; John E. Heartt, editor ; New
York Publishing and Supply Co., publishers ;
circulation 1 l .
L.A AMERICA ; monthly; Spanish;
commercial ; sixty pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription $8; established 1828;
Santiago Perez Triana, editor ; La America
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
office 16 Beaver street.
LADIES' REVIEW; monthly; fash-
ions; sixteen pages ; size of page 12x17; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Butterick
Pul)lishiug Co. (limited), editors and publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements; office
7, 9 and 11 W. 13th street ; issues also the De-
lineator, Metroiiolitan Fasliions and Tailors'
Revieiv.
LADIES' WORLD; monthly : .sixteen
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880 ; Miss F. E. Fryatt,
editor ; S. H. Moore & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation B 1 ; office 27 Park Place ; issue also the
American Farmer's Home Journal and
Cricket on the Hearth.
LADY'S BAZAR; monthly; eighty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877; Leslie & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation E 2 ; office 41 and 4;t
Centre street: issue also the Fireside Monthly
L'ART DE LA MODE; monthly;
fashions; twenty pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription §3.50; established 1882; W. J.
Morse, editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ;
office 6 East 14th street.
LEISURE HOURS ; monthly; .seventy
pages octavo ; subscription $1.50; established
1877; G. H. Hobart, editor and publisher; cir-
culation F 1 : office 292 Broadway.
LIBRARY JOURNAL: monthly;
bibliographic ; thirty pages ; size of page
8x10; subscription $5 ; established 1876; C. A.
Cutter, editor ; R. R. Bowker, puldisher ; cir-
culation J 2 ; office 31 and 32 Park Row ; issues
also the Publishers' Weekly and Literary
News.
LITERARY NEWS; monthly; cur-
NEW YORK.
rent literature ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription SI ; established 1868 ;
R. R. Bowker. editor and publisher ; does not
insert advertisements : office 31 and 32 Park
Row ; issues also the Publishers' Weekly and
Library Journal.
LODGE CLUB AND ASSOCIA-
TION RECORD; monthly; thirty-six
pages; size, of page 11x16; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1SS5 ; Charles Ossenbrunner & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office
20 Walker street ; issue also the American
JuLCiXVCll'' CSSOT
MAGAZINE OF AMERICAN HIS-
TORY; moutldy ; historical ; one hun-
dred and twenty pages; size of page 7x10;
subscription $5 ; established 1876 ; Mrs. Martha
J.Lamb, editor; Historical Publication Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 30 Laf ay-
MAGAZINE OF ART; monthly;
sixty-six pages ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $3.50 ; established 1878 ; Cassell
& Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation H 2 ;
offices 739 and 741 Broadway ; issue also Cos-
sell's Family Magazine and Quiver.
MANUFACTURER AND BUILD-
ER ; monthly ; commercial ; thirty-six pages;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; William H. Wahl, editor ; H. N.
Black, publisher ; circulation G 2 ; office 21
Park Row.
MANUFACTURERS' REV IE W^
AND INDUSTRIAL RECORD;
monthly ; commercial ; one hundred and
twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
S2; established 1868; Industrial Record Co.
(limited), publishers : circulation J 2 ; office
320 and 322 Broadway.
MASONIC ERA AND ANA-
LECTIC ; monthly; masonry; forty-two
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1885; William H. Peckham, editor and pub-
lisher ; office 6 Liberty Place.
MEDICAL ABSTRACT; monthly;
medical ; sixty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1881 ; circulation H 1;
office 93 Fulton street.
MEDICAL ADVOCATE; monthly;
medical ; sixty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Joseph A.
House, M.D. and Alexander Wilbur. M.D.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1 ; office
126 Fifth avenue.
MEDICAL ANALECTIC; monthly;
medical ; seventy-two pages ; size of page
7x11; subscription $2.50; established 1884;
R. W. Amidon, M.D., editor; G. P. Putnam's
Sons, publishers; circulation H 1 ; office 27 and
29 West 23rd street.
M E D I C A li MISSIONARY
RECORD; monthly; medical mis.sions ;
thirty -eight pages ; size of page 8x10 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; George D. Dow-
kontt, M.D., editor and publisher; office 118
East 45th street.
MEDICAL MONTHLY; medical;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; J. Leonard
Corning, M.D., editor and publisher; office 110
Duane sti-eet.
MEDICAL TIMES; monthly; medi-
cal ; fifty-eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1S73 ; Egbert Guern-
sey, M.D., and Alfred K. Hills, M.D.. editors :
N. Y. Medical Times Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 2 : office .526 Fifth avenue.
3IENORAH; monthly; Jewish ; one hun-
dred and forty pages ; size of page 6x10 ; sub-
scription $2 ; estaldished 18S6 ; Benjamin F.
Pexiotto, P.G.S., editor; Menorah Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; office 39 Broad-
way ; official organ of the B'ue B'rith.
METR0N03IE; monthly-*; musical; eight
pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription 50 cents : es-
tablished 1884 ; Arthur A. Clappe. editor ; J. J.
MeCaulay, publisher ; circulation J 2 ; office
81 & 83 Elm street.
METROPOLITAN; monthly; twenty
pages; size of page 8x11; subsciiption 25 cents;
established 18^5 ; Cosmopolitan Comoany,
480
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
editors and publishers ; cireulatiou A 1 ; office
44 Broadwav.
METROPOLITAN FASHIONS;
montiily ; fashions; eight pages; size 23x33;
established 1873; Butteriek Publishing Co.
(limited), editors and publishers ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; office 7, 9 and 11 West
13th street ; published also in half yearly
parts ; price 25 cents per copy ; issues also the
Delineator, Ladies Review, and Tailors' Re-
vie ir.
MILK REPORTER ; monthly; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 12x19 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1885 ; Amze Howell, editor ;
West iside Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation I 1 ; office 584 Hudson street.
MILLER'S JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription SI; established 1868; Mil-
ler's Journal Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
office 126 and 128 Duane street.
MILLINERY TRADE REVIEW;
monthly ; commercial ; forty-four pages ;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription §3 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Henry A. Mariotte, editor and
publisher ; circ'n .J 2 ; office 682 Broadwav.
MISSIONARY REVIEW; monthly;
undenominational ; forty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription $1.5U; established 1878; Rev. R.
G. Wilder, editor and publisher; circulation
J 2 : office 436 West 20th street.
MISSIONARY WORLD; monthly;
methodist ; eight pages ; size 16x22 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1882 ; Eugene R.
Smith, editor; Missionary Society of the Meth-
odist Episcopal Church, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements ; issue also the Gospel
in All Lands.
MOTHER'S MAGAZINE: monthly;
thirty-eight pages octavo ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1833 ; E. T. Farr, publisher ; circu-
lation J 2 ; office 36 Cortlandt street.
MUSICAL ITEMS; monthly; music;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1884 ; Edward Shuberth
& Co., editors and publishers ; cii'culation J 2;
office 23 Union Square.
NATIO.NAL BOTTLER: monthly;
commercial; thirty-eight pages; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; W.
F. Coffee, Jr., editor and publisher ; office 33
Liberty street.
NATIONAL BOTTLERS'
GAZETTE; monthly; commercial ; eitchty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$2 ; W. B. Keller, editor and publisher ; circu-
tion H 1. ^iW" Actual average circulation for
one year preceding December 1, 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the Ameri-
can Neu-spaper Directory, 3,450 copies. OfQce
21 Park Row.
NATIONAL CAR-BUILDER;
monthly ; commercial ; forty-four pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1870; James Gillet and Angus
Sinclair, editors ; R. M. Van Arsdale, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 140 Nassau St.
NATIONAL PRESBYTERIAN; (see
Indianapolis, Ind.)
NATIONAL PRESS; monthly; com-
mercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
10x13 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; G.
B. Boomer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 2 : office 219 Fulton street.
NATIONAL STEA:>ISHIP AND
RAILWAY GAZETTE ; (see Chicago,
111.)
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE AD-
VOCATE; monthly; temperance; twenty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription SI ;
established 1866; National Temperance Society
and Publication House, publishers ; circula-
tion H 2 : office 58 Reade street ; issues also
the Youths' Temrjerance Banner.
NEWSDEALER AND STA-
TIONER; monthly; commercial; twelve
pages; .size of page 11x16; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; Steplieu Richardson,
editor ; Hendricks & Furlong, publishers
circulation H 2; office 115 & 117 Nassau street.
NEW YORKER MEDIZINISCHE
PRE.SSE: monthly; German; medical;
eiuhty pages; size of page 6x10 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1885 ; G. N. Rachel, editor ;
German Medical Press Co., publishers; circu-
lation G 1 , partly gratuitous ; office 23 Vande-
water street.
NORTH AMERICAN JOURNAL
OF HOMOEOPATHY; monthly; medi-
cal ; ninety pages octavo ; subscription $8 ;
established 1851 ; Journal Publishing Club
(limited), editors and publishers ; circulation
J 2; office 10 E. 36th street.
NORTH A3IERICAN REVIEW;
monthly ; literarj- ; one hundred and ten
pages octavo ; subscription S5 ; established
1815 ; Allen Thorndike Rice, editor ; cii'cula-
tion E 2 ; office 3 East 14th street.
OFFICE; monthly ; bookkeeping :
twenty-eight pages; size of page 9x11; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Office Com-
pany, editors and publishers ; office 205 B'way.
OUR ANIMAL FRIENDS: monthly ;
eight pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1873; George W. Johnston, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 1 ; published
under the auspices of the American Society
for the Prevention of Crueltj^ to Animals ;
office 6S7 Broadwav.
OUR FRATERNAL GUEST; month
ly ; Legion of Justice ; eight pages ; size
22x32; subscription §1; established 1886;
Theo. D. C. Miller, M.D., editor and publisher ;
office 259 East 127th street.
OURS; monthly; flftypages; sizeofpage
7x10; subscription SI. 50; established 18S6 ; E.
L. Miller, editor and publisher ; office 12
Vesey street ; devoted to the interests of the
Twentj^-third Regiment, N. G. of New York.
OUR SOCIAL JOURNAL ; monthly;
reformed ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1883 ; H. J.
King and W. J. Kennedy, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 1 ; a local church paper ;
office Third avenue and 12Uth street.
OUR SOCIETY JOURNAL; month-
ly ; assessment life insurance ; forty pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; established
1883; E. P. Ackerman, editor; Journal Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation H 2; office
Potter B'ld'g.. corner Beekman street and
Park Row.
OUR WORK; monthl.v ; temperance;
f om- pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1883; Mrs. C. CorneUa Alford,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 ; organ
of N. Y. State Woman's Christian Temper-
ance Union ; office 10 East 14th street.
OUTING; monthly; sporting ; one hun-
dred and fifty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $;3 ; ^ established 1882 ; circulation
F 2 ; office UO Nassau street.
PAINTERS' MAGAZINE AND
COACH PAINTER; monthly; com-
mercial ; sevent.v-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription S1.50 ; establishefl 1874 ; C. H. Bough-
ton, publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 72
William street.
PAPER MILL AND PRINTING
AND STATIONERY WORLD;
monthly ; commercial ; forty-eight pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription S2 ; established
1878 ; Lyman D. Post, & Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation H 1 ; office 34 Park Row.
PARISH RECORD; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; four pages ; size 23x:>l ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1883; Rev.
Arthur Whitaker, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 ; office 20 Vesey street.
PARISH VISITOR; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1852 ; Rev.
Hemau Dyer, D.D., editor; T. Whittaker, pub-
lisher: does not insert advertisements ; office
2 and 3 Bible House.
PASTOR ; monthly; catholic ; thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription S"' ; established
1882 ; Rev. W. J. Wiseman, editor; Fr. Pustet &
Co.. publishers ; circulation K 2 ; office 50 and
52 Barclav street.
PEARli; monthly; literary; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription 25
cents; established 1886; Home Life Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; office 136
Charlton street ; issues also the Home Life.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
481
NEW YORK.
PENMAN'S ART JOURNAL.;
nionthl}-; penmanship; sixteen pages; size or
page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; establislied 1877 ;
D. T. Ames, editor and publisher; circula-
tion F 1 ; office 205 Broadway.
PHARMACEUTISCHE RUND-
SCH A U ; monthlj' ; German ; pharmaceuti-
cal ; ttfty-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1883 ; Dr. Fr.
Hoffman, editor and publisher ; circulation
•T 1 ; uilicp 183 Broadway.
PHIIiANTHROPIST; monthly : eight
pages ; size 22x21 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1S85 ; Aaron M. Powell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2; office 58 Reade street.
PHONOGRAPHIC WORLD;
monthly ; phonography ; twenty pages ; size
of pa^^e 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; E. X. Miner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 2 ; office 468 East 5Sth st.
PHRENOLOGICAL. JOURNAL
AND SCIENCE OF HEALTH; month
ly ; seventy pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1838 ; H. S. Drayton,
A.M., M.D., editor ; Fowler & Wells Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation Gr 1 ; office 753 Broadway.
PIONEER; monthly ; pi'Ohibition ;
eight pages : size 22x35; subscription 25 cents;
established 1885; John Dougall & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I 1 ; office 21 Van-
dewater street.
POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY;
scientific ; one hundred and seventy pages
octavo ; subscription §5 ; established 18?2 ; E.
L. and W. J. Youmans, editors ; D. Appleton
& Co., publishers ; circulation F 2; office 1, 3
and 5 Bond street.
POULTRY BULLETIN; monthly;
poultry raising ; thirty -six pages ; size of
page 10x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1369 ;
Charles R. Harker, editor; Associated Fan-
ciers, publishers; circulation H 1; office 218
Fulton street.
POWER; monthly; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 11x16 ; subscription 81 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; American Railway Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation F 1;
dated at New York, Chicago, 111., Boston,
Mass., and Philadelphia, Pa.; office 113 Liberty
PULPIT TREASURY; monthly;
evangelical ; ninety pages ; size of page 6x10
subscription $2.50 ; established 1883: J. Sander-
son, D.D., editor ; E. B. Treat, publisher ; cir-
culation G 2 ; office 771 Broadway.
QUIVER; monthly ; literary ; eighty-
two pages ; size of page 7x10 ; established
1883 ; subscription §1.50 ; Cassell & Co. (lim-
ited), editors and jjublishers ; office 741 Bro; d-
way ; issue also CasselVs Family Magazine
and Magazine of Art.
RAIL AND RUDDER; monthly; com
mercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ; Rail and
Rudder Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; office 7 Murray street.
RAILROAD AND ENGINEERING
JOURNAL; monthly; thirty-six pages;
size of page 9x12 ; suljseription $3 ; estab-
lished I'iSl ; M. N. Forney, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 23 Murray
StTGGt
RAILWAY NEWS; monthly; com-
mercial ; twenty pages ; size of page 12x17 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; Railway
News Co., riublishers ; circulation H 1 ; dated
at New York and Philadelphia, Pa.; New
York office 52 New street, Philadelphia office
829 Walnut street.
RAINBOW; monthly; Order of Cho-sen
Friends ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; F. J. Heichel,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office
58 Xe'w Bowerv.
RECORD AND NATIONAL ADVO-
CATE OF INSURANCE; monthly; in-
surance ; twenty pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $3'; established 1876; Nat B.
Freeman, editor and publisher ; office cor.
Cedar and Nassau streets.
RECORD OF THE FIVE POINTS
HOUSE OF INDUSTRY; monthly;
NEW YORK.
twenty pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; Wm. F. Barnard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'u J 2 ; office 155 Worth street.
RESTAURATEUR; monthly; gastro-
nomy ; thirtv-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription SI ; established 1886 ; C. W. Pratt
editor ; J W. Pratt & Son, publishers ; office
79 Fulton street.
RHODES' JOURNAL OF BANK-
ING; monthly ; financial; one hundred and
fifty-six pages octavo ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Bradford Rhodes, editor ; Brad-
ford Rhodes & Co., publishers; circulation
H 1 ; office 78 William street.
SAILORS' MAGAZINE AND SEA-
MAN'S FRIEND; monthly; thirty six
pages octavo ; subscription .$1 ; established
1828 ; Rev. S. H. Hall, D. D., editor ; American
Seamen's Friend Society, publishers ; circu-
lation H 1 ; office 80 Wall street.
ST. NICHOLAS; monthly; juvenile; one
hundred pages; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1873 ; Mary Mapes Dodge, edi-
tor ; The Century Co., publishers ; circulation
B 1 ; office 33 East Seventeenth street ; issues
also the Century Magazine.
SANITARIAN ; monthly ; hygienic ; one
hundred and twenty pages ; size of page
6x10 ; subscription $4 ; established 1873 ;
A. N. Bell, M.D., editor; circulation H 2.
SAW -MILL GAZETTE; monthly,
mechanical ; forty pages ; size of page
9x1:^ subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; M. T.
Richardson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 2 ; office 21 to 27 New Chambers street ;
issues also the Boots and Shoes and Black-
smith and Wheelwright.
SCIENTIFIC ARENA; monthly; re-
ligio-scientiflc ; twentj* pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881 ;
A. Wilford Hall, Ph.D., editor; Hudson & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2 ; office 2^3 Park
Row.
SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
literary ; one hundred and seventy-four
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription §3 ;
established 18S7; Charles Scribner's Sons, edi-
tors and publishers ; office 745 Broadway ;
issue also the Book Buyer and Presbyterian
Revieir.
SEWING MACHINE NEWS; month-
ly; commercial; twenty four pages; size of
page 11x16; subscription §1; established 1879 ;
Charles W. Handy, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1 ; office 31 Union Square.
SHELTERING AR3IS; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of page
10x14; subscriptions!; established 1868; Shel-
tering Arms, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 1 ; office Tenth avenue and 129th st.
SOUTH; monthly; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 11x16; sub.scription &o; estab-
lished 1871 ; South Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 76 Park
SOWER AND MISSION MONTH-
LA' ; reformed church ; eight pages ; size
24x:M ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1855 ;
Rev. W. R. Gordon, S.T.D., editor; Board of
Publication of the Reformed Church of
America, publishers ; circulation H 2 ; office
34 "Vesev street.
SPIRIT OF MISSIONS: monthly;
protestant episcopal; sixty-two pages octavo;
subscription .$1; Rev. W. L. Laugford, D.D.,
editor ; Board of Missions, publishers ; cir-
culation H 2 ; office 22 Bible House.
SPORTING AND TURF RECORD;
monthly ; sporting ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; sub.scription $1 ; established 1S87 ;
Record Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; office 150 Nassau street.
STABLE ; monthly ; commercial ;
twenty-two pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; W. E. Red-
ding, editor and publisher; office 58 Bond st.
STATIONARY ENGINEER ; (see
Chicago, III.)
STODDART'S MONTHLY; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; sub.scription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; National Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circ'n G 2 ; office 23 and 25 Dey street.
482
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
SiTllEET RAILWAY JOURNAL.;
monthly ; sixtj -four pages ; size of page
9x13; subscription $1; established 1884;
American Railway Publishing Co.. publish-
ers; circulation HI; dated at New York
and Chicago, 111. ; office 118 Liberty street ;
Issues also the American Journal of Railway
Appliances
STUDENTS' JOURNAL; monthly;
phonography; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription S2 ; established 1871; An-
drew J. Graham, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements; office 744 Broad-
wav.
STUDIO; monthly; art; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18^5; Clarence Cook, editor ; Studio
Publishing Co., publishers, office o East 14th st.
STYLE; monthly; fashions ; eight pages ;
size2;5x;>3; subscription 50 cents ; established
18S0; Fashion Department of Domestic Sew-
ing 3Iachine Co., publishers ; circulation
B 2 ; office corner Broadway and 14th street.
SUNDAY SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly ; methodist episcopal ; forty-four
f)ages octavo ; subscription 6o cents ; estab-
ished 1869: Rev. J. H. Vincent, D.D., editor;
Phillips & Hunt, publishers ; circulation B 1 ;
office 805 Broadway ; an edition is also issued
at Cincinnati, Ohio ; issue also Our Youth.
Sl'NNYSIDE; monthly; commercial:
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1882 ; Frante H.
Cash, editor and publisher ; office 155 West
Broadway.
SWISS CROSS; monthly; scientific;
flfty-tAvo pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; Harlan H.Ballard, editor; X. D. C.
Hodges, publisher ; office 47 Lafayette Place ;
organ of Agassiz A ssociatiou.
TAILORS' REVIEW; monthly; com-
mercial ; fifty Uvo pages ; size of page 8x11;
subscription §3; Butterick Publishing Co.,
(limited), publishers ; circulation H 2 ; office
7, 9 and 11 West 13th street ; issues also the
Delineator, Metropolitan Fashions and La-
dies' Review.
TAX REFORMER; monthly; land
tax ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1885 : M. Bat-
tle, editor and publisher ; office 9 Spruce st.
TEACHERS' INSTITUTE AND
PRACTK AL TEACHER; monthly;
educational ; thirty-two to forty pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription .$1.25'; established
1878; Amos M. Kellogg and Jerome Allen,
editors ; E. L. Kellogg & Co., publishers ; cir-
culation C 1 ; office 25 Clinton Place ; dated
New York and Chicago, 111. ; issue also the
Scliool Journal.
TE3IPERANCE; monthly; temperance;
eight pat'es ; size of page 11x17; subscription
50 cents ; established 1883 ; Rev. L. M. Dor-
man, editor and publisher : organ of the
church temperance society ; office 16 Fourth
avenue
TRANSACTIONS OF THE AMER-
ICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGI-
NEERS ; monthly; scientific; one hun-
dred pages octavo ; established 1871 ; John
Bogart, editor ; American Society of Civil
Engineers, publishers ; circulation K 2 ; office
127 East 2:!d street.
TRAVELERS' OFFICIAL RAIL-
WAY GUIDE; monthly; six hundred
and forty six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription S4 ; established 1869 ; National Rail-
way Publication Co., publishers ; circula-
tion G 1 ; office 46 Bond street.
TRAVELERS' READY REFER-
ENCE GUIDE; monthly ; three hundred
and eighty pages ; size of page 5x8 ; subscrip
tion $2.50; established 1856; Knickerbocker
Guide Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion I 2 : office 46 Bond street.
TREASURE TROVE; monthly;
juvenile ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription .SI; established 1877; Wolstan
Dixey, editor; Treasure Trove Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation D 2 ; office 25
Clinton Place.
NEW YORK.
UNITED STATES STATIONER,
PRINTER AND FANCY GOODS
REPORTER; monthly; commercial;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1 : established 1883 ; P. Cunnian,
editor ; William E. Nickerson, publisher ; cir-
culation J 2 ; office 141 E. 8th street ; issues
also the Music Trade Free Press.
UNITED STATES TREASURY
COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR; month-
ly ; financial ; one hundred and thirty pages
octavo ; subscription 84 ; established 1884 ;
T. H. Hamersley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 1 : office s:-:5 Broadway.
VOICE; monthly; vocal and dramatic;
t^yenty-four pages ; size of page 10x12 ; sub-
scription Sl.iJO; established 1879; Edgar S.
Werner, editor and publisher ; cii'culation
H 2 ; office 48 University Place.
WALLACE'S MONTHLY; live-
stock ; ninetj -six pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1875 ; John H. Wallace,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation J 2 : office
212 Broadway.
WALL PAPER TRADE JOUR-
NA li ; monthly ; commercial ; eighteen
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ;
establi.'shed l'^s4 ; Eugene Vacher, editor and
publKsher; eirc'n J 1 ; office 320 Broadway.
WAY BILL ; monthly ; commercial;
eighteen pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion S\ : established 1886 ; C. D. Galvin, editor
and publisher ; office 102 Nassau street.
WINE AND FRUIT GROWER;
monthly ; fruit and wine culture ; sixteen
pages; 'size KixlS ; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1878 ; B. F. Clayton, editor and pub-
lisher : office 24 Park Place.
WOMAN'S WORK FOR W03IAN
AND OUR MISSION FIELD ; month-
ly ; presbyterian ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 7x10; subscription 61) cents ; established
1886 ; Women's Foreign Missionary Societies
of the Presbyterian Church, editors and pub-
lishers ; office 23 Centre street.
AVORDS AND WEAPONS; monthly;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Rev. Geo. F. Pente-
cost, D.D., editor ; Jos. H. Richards, pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1 ; office 251 Broadwa}'.
WORK AND WAGES ; (see Holyoke.
WORLD TRAVEL GAZETTE;
monthly ; sixtj' pages ; size of page 9x12 : sub-
scription $1 ; established 1835 ; World Travel
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
office 207 Broadway.
X-Y-Z RAILWAY AND STEAM-
BOAT GUIDE; monthly; one hundred
and thirty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $2.50 : established 1878 ; New York
Guide Co., publishers ; circulation F 1 ; issued
semi-monthly during the summer season ;
office 176 Broadway.
YOUNG CATHOLIC; monthly ;
juvenile : eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $2 for five copies; established
1870; Catholic Publication Society Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office 9
YOUNG WORLD ; monthly ; juvenile ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 7x9 ; subscription
50 cents : established 1S86 ; Robert E. Living-
ston, editor and publisher ; office 2318 Eighth
avenue.
A 31 ERICA N ART PRINTER ; bi
monthly : twenty-two pages ; size of pa e
11x14; subscription $1.50; established 1887;
C. E. Bartholome^y, editor and T>ublisher.
CHRISTIAN THOUGHT; bi-
monthly ; evangelical : one hundred pages
octavo ; subscription .S2 ; Charles F. Deems,
D.D., editor ; Wilbur B. Ketcham, publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; office 71 Bible House.
Fl R, FIN AND FEATHER ;bi
monthly ; sporting : t\yo hundred pages
octavo ; subscription 5u cents ; established
1882 ; Charles Suydam, editor and publisher ;
office 114 Warren street.
HEBREW CHRISTIAN; bimonthly;
evangelical ; eight pages : size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 Cents ; established 1883 ; Rev.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
483
NEW YORK.
Jacob Freshnaan. editor and publishei* ; does
not insert advertisements ; office 17 St. Mark's
HOMffiOI'ATHIC JOURNAL. OF
OB'^TE TllICS: bimonthly; medical ; one
hundred and sixty eight pages octavo ; sub
seriptiou $4 ; established 1879 ; Philip Porter,
M.D., editor ; A. L. Chatterton & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation .1 1 ; office 78 Maiden
Lane ; issue also the Americati Horn ceop at hist.
METHODIST REVIEW ; bi monthly;
niethodist episcopal ; one hundred and sixty
pages octavo; subscription $2..50; established
1819; Daniel Curry, LL.D., editor; Phillips &
Hunt, publishers ; circulation H 1 ; office 805
Broadway.
ARCHIVES OF OPHTHALMOL-
OGY; quarterly; medical; one hundred
and flfty-six pages octavo ; subscription $5 ;
established 1879 ;. Dr. H. Knapp, editor ; G.
P. Putnam's Sons, publishers ; circulation
L 2 ; office 27 and 29 West 23d street; issue also
the Archives of Otolouy.
ARCHIVES OF OTOLOGY ; quar
terly ; medical ; ninety-four pages ; size of
page 7x10; subscription $3; establl.shed 1871 ;
Drs. H. Knapp and S. Moos, editors ; G. P.
Putnam's Sons, publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
office 27 and 29 West 23d street ; issue also
the Archives of Ophthalmology.
BAPTIST REVIEW; quarterly; bap-
tist ; one hundred and fifty pages octavo ;
subscription $2 50 ; established 1879 ; Robert
S. MacArthur and Henry C. Vedder, editors ;
Baptist Review Association, publishers ; cir-
culation J 2 ; office 9 Murray street.
CHI PHI QUARTERLY; college
secret society ; fifty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription ,$1 ; established 1S75 ; Boudinot Keith,
editor and publisher ; office 111 Broadway.
DELTA UPSILON QUARTERLY;
college secret society ; one hundred pages
octavo; subscription $1; established 1882; Delta
Upsilon Fraternity, editors and publishers ;
circulation .1 2 ; office 83 Cedar street.
EHRICHS' B'ASHION QUARTER-
LY ; one hundred and seventy pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
187o ; Fashion Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation C 1 ; office 30 Broad street.
JOURNAL OF SPECULATIVE
PHILOSOPHY; quarterly; science; one
hundred and fourteen pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $3 ; established 1867 ; Wm.
T. Harris, editor; D. Appleton & Co., publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements ; office 3
Bond street; issue also the Medical Journal.
JOURNAL. OF THE MILITARY
SERVICE INSTITUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES; quarterly; military;
one hundred and thirty-six pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
issued bj' authority of the Executive Coun-
cil of the Military Service Institution, and
sent free to all members; circulation J 2 ;
office Governor's Island, New York Bay.
MEDICO-LEGAL JOURNAL;
quarterly; medical -jurispi'udence; one hun-
dred and seventy -two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3; establistied 1883; Clark Bell, editor;
Medico-Legal Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation J 2 ; office 57 Broadway.
NEWS LETTER ; quarterly ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; established 1868 ;
Jas. M. Hudnut, editor ; New York Life In-
surance Co., publishers; office 846 and 848
Broadway ; an advertising sheet.
PHI GAMMA DELTA ; quarterly ;
college secret society ; seventy-eight pages ;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription SI ; established
1879; Phi Gamma Delta Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culation L 2 ; issued during the
collegiate year ; address all communications
to E. F. Cole, 2 East 14th st.
PILGRIM OF PALESTINE; quar-
terly ; catholic ; thirty-two pages ; size 6x9 ;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1884 ; circu-
lation K 1 ; address all communications to
Rev. Charles A. Vissani, 135 West 31st street.
PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW ; quar
terly ; presbyterian ; two hundred and
four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
NEW YORK.
tion $3 ; established 1880 ; Charles A. Briggs
and Francis L. Patton, editors ; Charles
Scribner's Sons, publishers; circulation J 1 ;
office 743 Broadway ; issue also the Book
Buyer and Scribners' Magazine.
RIDLEY'S FASHION MAGA-
ZINE ; quarterly ; one liundred and forty-
eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880 ; E. Ridley & Sons,
editors and publishers ; circulation D 2; office
.309, 311 and 31 1^^ Grand street.
SCHOOL OF MINES QUARTER-
LY; scientific; one hundred and forty-eiglit
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1880; The Alumni Association, Engineering
and Chemical Societies of the School of Mines,
Columbia College, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2; office cor. 49th street and
Fourth avenue.
SCROLL OF PHI DELTA THETA :
quarterly ; college secret society ; sixty-eight
pages octavo ; subscription .$1 ; established
1875 ; Phi Delta Theta fraternity, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issued during
the collegiate year; address all communica-
tions to E. F. Birmingham, 36 Waverly Place.
UNIVERSITY QUARTERLY ; sixty
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1875 ; Students of New York University, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2 ; a col-
lege magazine ; issued during the collegiate
year ; office New York University.
XAVIER; quarterly; thirty -four pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1888 ; Students of St. Francis Xavier
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
Kl; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year ; office 39 West 15th street.
NIAGARA FALLS, Niagara Co.,
-a 5,000 pop., 22 m. from Buffalo, on Niagara
r., whose waters a.re here precipitated over
a ledge of rocks nearly two hundred feet in
height, forming natural effects whose fame
is world-wide. A place of summer resort,
noted for its scenery. Has a number of
manufactories. At junction of Niagara
Falls branch of New York, Lake Erie &
Western and West Shore Rds and branches
of the Rome, Watertown and Ogdensburgh
and N. Y. C. & H. R. Rds.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1854 ; Peter A. Porter, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; a daily edition is
issued during the summer months.
NIAGARA COURIER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription .$1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Wm. Pool & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
NORTH PHARSALIA, Chenan.
go Co., D 300 pop., 12 m. from Norwich,
the county seat. Some lumbering is done at
this point.
QUILL AND PRESS ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; H. L. Barnes, editor ; Joseph C.
White, publisher ; circulation L2.
NORTHPORT, Suffolk Co., O, 2,000
pop., on Port Jefferson branch of the L. I.
Rd., 40 m. from New York. Possesses a fine
harbor. Engaged in ship-building and gen -
eral country mercantile pursuits ; in an
agricultural country.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; Egbert S. Lewis, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
NORTH ROSE, Wayne Co., ^ 200
pop., on Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg
4S4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
Rd,, midway between Oswego and Roches-
ter, 7 m. N. of Clyde ; has large malt-house
aud grain market.
HURON STAR; Wednesdays ; fom-
cages ; size 16x>,2 ; subscription 40 cents ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; W. J. Deady, editor and pub-
lisher.
NORTH TARRYTOWN, West-
Chester Co., ^ 150 pop., on Hudson r. and
New York City & Northern Rd., 1 m. from
Tarrytown. Is the seat of the Irving Insti-
tute, and has shoe and edge-tool factories.
SUNNYSIDE PRESS; (see Tarrytown.)
NORWICH, C. H., Chenango Co.. □
4,553f pop. (town 5,756), on Chenango r., and
New York, Ontario & Western and Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western Rds., 40 m.
from Binghamton, 50 from Utica. Engaged
in manufactiu-es.
CHENANGO TELEGRAPH; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription
$2; established 1829; B. Gage Berry & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
CHENANGO UNION; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1847 ; G. H. Manning, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
NORWOOD, .5«- Lawrence Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on Racket r. at terminus of branch of
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Rd., and
at its junction with the Ogdensburg & Lake
Champlain Rd., 26 m. E.of Ogdensburg aud
6 N. of Potsdam. Has lumber and other
manufactures. Centre of an extended
dairying and farming district.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; republican : four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Smith & Martin, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
NUNDA, Livingston Co., -D 2,790 pop.,
at junction of Buffalo, N. Y. & Phila. and
Lackawanna & Pitt.sburgh Rd., 2J^ m. from
line of Buffalo division of N. Y., Lake Erie
& Western Rd. ; 67 m. from Buffalo, 14 from
Dansville and 44 from Rochester. Has ma-
chine shop, foundries, grist mill and furni-
ture and wagon factories. Seat of Nunda
Academy. Surrounded by an excellent
farming and dairying section.
NEWS; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; C. K. Sanders, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
N YACK, Rocldand Co., Z^ 6,000 pop.,
on Hudson r. and terminus of Northei*n New
Jersey Rd., a short distance from Nyack
Turnpike, a station on the N. Y., West
Shore & Buffalo and N. Y. Ontario & West-
ern Rds., from which point a road is to be
built through Nyack to the Hudson r., 29
m. from New York. Largest village in
Rockland County. Rockland College is lo
cated here. Shoe and hat manufacturing
are the principal industries.
CHRONICLE; Thursdaj's ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1..5(i ; established 1879 ; Lafayette Markle, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
CITY AND COUNTRY; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
NEW YORK.
scription $2 ; established 1859 ; Charles C.
Meservev. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
INDEPENDENT ADVERTISER ;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x 'i^\ subscription
50 cents ; established 1882 ; M. F. Onderdonk,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROCKLAND CO. JOURNAL; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1850 ; Frank B.
Green, M.D., editor and publisher; circ-
culatlon K 2.
OGDENSBURGH, St. Lawrence Co.,
ti 10,341+ pop., on St. Lawrence r., at mouth
of Oswegatchie, and at terminus of Ogdens-
burgh & Lake Champlain, Rome, Water-
town & Ogdensburgh and Utica & Black
River Rds. Engaged in commerce and
manufacturing. Is also a popular summer
resort.
JOURNAL; every anorning except Sun-
day, and ST. LAWRENCE REPUBLI-
CAN AND JOURNAL, Wednesdays;
I'epublican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x.36,
weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
SI. 50; established— daily 1855, weekly 1830;
Republican and Journal Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly I 2 .
NEWS ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Buckman Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
ADVANCE AND ST. LAWRENCE
DE:>10CRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 17x22 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1859 ; George F. Darrow, edi-
tor and manager ; circulation I 1 .
ST. LAWRENCE REPUBLICAN
AND JOURNAL; {?,ee Journal.)
SIGNAL ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Signal Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PARISH HELPEK ; monthly ; protest-
ant episcopal ; forty-four pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription 50 cents ; established 1885;
Rev. J. D. Morrison, D.D., LL.D., editor and
publisher.
ST. LAWRENCE CO. MASONIC
MONTHLY; freemasonry; sixteen pages;
size of page 5x8 ; subscription 60 cents ;
established 1883 ; W. H. Albery, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SILENT WORKER; monthly; con-
gregational; four pages; size 15x22; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 18S5 ; Rev. J. S.
Ainslie. editor and publisher.
OLE AN, Cattaraugus Co., p 8,000 pop.
(town 10,000), on Alleghany r., on Buffalo,
New York & Phila., New York, Lake Erie &
Western, Clean, Bradford & Warren, Lacka-
wanna & Pittsburgh, Genesee Valley Canal
and Clean & Salamanca Rds., 69 m. from
Buffalo. Has considerable oil and manu-
facturing business. Situated in a flue daii-y-
ing region.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $7 ; established 1881 ; Charles F.
Persons, editor aud publisher ; circula-
tioii K 2 ; an edition, same form and size, en-
titled tlie Democrat is issued on Thursdays
for circulation by mail ouiside of Clean ;
subscription §1.50; circulation of Thiu-sday
edition I 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size— daily 24x85, weekly 3' ix44;
subscription— daily $6, weeklv $2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 18:38 ; Geo. N. Wood,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly J 2.
ONEIDA, Madison Co., a 6,000 pop., in
Lenox township, at intersection of New
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
485
NEW YORK.
York Central Rd. with New York, Ontario
& Western and New York, West Shiore &
Buffalo Rds., 26 m. from Syracuse, 27 from
Utica and 12 from Rome. Centre of an
agricultural and hop-growing district. Has
several large manufactories, electric light
and street railway.
DEMOCRATIC UNION; semi weekly,
W^eduesdajs and Saturdays ; democratic ;
lour pages ; size 2i)x44 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1856 : Baker & Maxon, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
DISPATCH; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; D. A. Jackson & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
FREE PRESS ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; W. Hector Gale, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SATURDAY POST; Saturdays; non-
partisan ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; Post Pulilishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
ONEONTA, Otsego Co., n 5,265 pop.,
on Albany and Susquehanna r. and Dela-
ware & Hudson Canal Co.'s Rd., 82 m. from
Albany, 60 from BLnghamton. Engaged
in manufactures, and the centre of a large
and growing trade. Rd.machine shops here.
HERALD; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; Yager & Fairchild, editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
Bages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
shed 1877; Raymond & Smith, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
ORISKANY FALLS, Oneida Co., n
1,QOO pop,, on N. Y., Ontario & Western
Rd., 18 m. S. of Utica, and on Chenango
canal. Has woolen mills, Scotch cap f ac-
toi-ies, knitting yarn manufactory, brew-
ery, flouring mills and is in a hop-raising
and dairying district.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x86 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1869 ; W. E. Phil-
lips, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OSWEGO, C. H., Oswego Co., a 25,000
pop., on Oswego canal and Oswego r., at its
entrance to Lake Ontario, and terminus of
five important railroads. Has extensive
commerce, flour and starch being two of
the principal articles of trade. Manufac-
tures are carried on here, river furnishing
power. Leading lake port for grain and
lumber.
PAEIiADIU3I; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; dailj' four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 35x48 ; sub-
scription—daily S6, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1863, weekly 1819 ; Palladium Printing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation— daily
H 1, weekly H 2.
TI3IES-EXPRESS; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages; size— daily 24x36, week-
ly 30x44 ; subscription — daily $6, weeklv
$1.50; established 1844; Oswego Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation —
daily 1 1 , weekly H 1.
OSWEGO FALLS, Oswego Co., n
2,000 pop., on Oswego r. and canal and Dela-
ware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 12 m. S.
of Oswego. A manufacturing town.
O BSERVER ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
NEW YORK.
30x44 ; subscription §1.25 ; established 1SS2 ;
A. P. Bradt, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OTEGO, Otsego Co., d 600 pop., on the
Albany & Susquehanna Rd., 10 m. from
Oneonta. Flouring mills, and in an agri-
cultural section.
TIMES; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x3ti ; subscription .$1.50; established 1881 ; V.
S. Fuller, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OVID, C. H., Seneca Co., a 705t pop.,
between Seneca and Cayuga Lakes, on Gene-
va, Ithaca & Sayre Rd., about 20 m. S. of
Waterloo. Steam mills and small manu-
factories.
INDEPENDENT; Tuesdays; inde-
pendent; fom- pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; O. C. Cooper, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OWEGO,C.H., Tioga Co., g 6,000 pop.,
237 m. W. of New York City, on N. Y., L. E.
& Western and D., L. & W. and Southern
Central Rds., and Owego creek at its junc-
tion with the Susquehanna. Engaged in
manufactm*es and lumber trade.
BLADE; every evening except Sundays,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent-
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily S4.50, weekly $1 ; established
—daily 1882, weekly 1879 ; E. B. Gere, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, week-
ly J 2.
RECORD ; every morning, and TIOGA
CO. RECORD, Fridays; four pages; size
—daily 22x.30, weekly 32x44; subscription-
daily $5.20, weekly $1.50; established— daily
1887, weekly 1871 ; C. S. Scott and O. J. Watro.s,
editors and publishers ; circulation— weekly
J 2 ; official organ of the Improved Order of
Red Meu.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1800; L. W. Kingman, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
TIMES ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 80x46 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1835 ; William Smj^th & Son, editors
and publishers; circulation ,J2,
TIOGA CO. RECORD; (see Record.)
OXFORD, Chenango Co., a l,200tpop.
(town 3,03.5), on Chenango r.. New York, On-
tario & Western Rd., and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Rd. (Utica branch), 33 m.
from Binghamton, 60 from Utica. Centre of
a rich agricultural district, and to some
extent engaged in manufacturing.
TIMES; Tuesdays ; republican ; f our
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18.38 ; J. B. Galpin, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
OYSTER BAY, Queens Co., 1,300
pop., on Long Island Sound, 34 m. from
Brooklyn and 24 from Sj'ossett. A watering
place.
PILOT ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Wilson Palmer, editor and pub-
lisher* circulation L2.
PALENVILLE, Greene Co., O, 425
pop., on Catskill Moimtaiu Rd., 16 m by rail
and 9 by stage from Catskill.
PRATTSVILLE DISTRICT REG-
ISTER ; quarterly ; methodist episcopal ;
sixteen pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
25 cents ; established 1884 ; Rev. Edward
White, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
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486
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
PALMYRA, TTayne Co., d 3,000 pop.,
on Erie Canal and line of New York Central
and N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo Rds., 23 m.
from Rochester.
COURIER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 estab-
lished 1838 ; E. S. Averill, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
F. W. Cole, editor and publisher: circ'n J 1.
PANAMA, Chautauqua Co., p 473t
pop., near Buffalo, N. Y. & Phlla. Rd., 13 m.
W. of Jamestown. Manufacture of butter
and cheese the principal industry.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1 ; established
1879 ; A. B. Hawkins, editor ; Herald Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation L2.
PARISH, Oswego Co., n 402 pop., 25
m. N. of Syracuse, on Rome, Watertown &
Ogdensburgh Rd. General business and
manufactures of various kinds carried on.
OSWEGO CO. SUN AND MIRROR;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x3(; ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ;
A. White, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
PATCHOGUE, Siiffolk Co., O, 4,ooo
pop., on Montauk division of Long Island
Rd. Engaged in fishing, oystering and
general manufacturing. About 58 m. E. of
New York.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1871; J. Hudson Over-
ton and M. O. Hedges, editors ; J. Hudson
Overton, publisher; cii'culation J 1.
SUFFOLK DEVIOCRAT; Wednes
days ; democratic ; eight phages ; size 30x42 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; L. B.
Green, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PAVILION, Genesee Co., -a 500 pop.,
on Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rd., in
a fine farming section, 7 m. from Le Roy.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
20x26: subscription, $1.50; established 1886;
Geo. B. Chase, editor and publisher.
PAWLING, Dutchess Co., P, 580 pop.,
on Harlem Rd., 67 m. N. of New York.
Large flouring mill ; also location of Paw-
ling Institute.
PIONEER; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1870; H. Sague, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PEEKSKILL, Westchester Co., O^ 7,009
pop., on Hudson r. and Hudson River Rd., 48
m. from New York. Several iron foundries
are located here, and give employment to a
large number of men.
BLADE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x4L); subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878; W. H. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
HIGHLAND DEMOCRAT; Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1845 ; Foshay
Bros., editors and uublishers ; circulation J 1.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subs(!riDtion $1 ; es-
tablished 1862; James Everinghim, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
PENN YAN,C. H., Yates Co., -n 4,000
pop., in Milo township, at outlet of Lake
Keuka, on Northern Central Rd., Penn Yan
and New York Rd., and terminus of Lake
Keuka and Crooked Lake Steam Navigation
Co.'s lines of steamers, 43 m. from Elmira.
Lake Keuka furnishes water power, which
is employed in extensive manufactures.
Surrounded by a farming and fruit-growing
district. Grape culture a leading industry.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1817; Eli McConnell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
EXPRESS; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1S66 ; Reuben A. Scofleld, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
YATES CO. CHRONICLE; Wednes
days; republican ; four pages ; size 30x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 182.3 ; Samuel B.
Burrill, editor and publisher: circulation K 2.
VINEYARDIST ; semi-monthly; grape
culture; eight pages; size 24x32; subscription
$1 ; estal)lished 1886 ; John H. Butler and
Samuel P. Burrill, editors and publishers.
PERRY, Wyoming Co., -n 1,300 pop., at
outlet of Silver Lake and on Silver Lake
Rd.. about 30 m. from Rochester. Possesses
water power from the lake, which is used
for manufacturing purposes.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877 ; George C. King, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1885;
John F. Gates, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
PHELPS, Ontario Co., -a 1,560 pop.,
on Flint Creek and Canandaigua Lake out-
let and on New^ York Central & Hudson
River and Sodus Bay division Northern
Central Rds., 8 m. from Geneva and 15 E.
of Canandaigua. Centre of a wealthy
grain district. Engaged in raising fruit
and stock for the New York market. Has
several manufactories.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; neutral; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1832 ; J. W. Neighbor, editor ; W. H.
Neighbor, publisher ; circulation J 1 .
N E IGHBOR'S HOME MAIL;
monthly : twenty-four pages ; size of page
10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
J. W. Neighbor, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 1.
PHILADELPHIA, Jejfferson Co.. i
940 pop. (township 2,700), on Indian r., at
junction of Rome, Watertown & Ogdens-
burgh and Utica & Black River Rds.. 17 m.
from Watertown, 52 from Ogdensburgh and
89 from Syracuse.
MONITOR; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ; J as.
W. Van Slyke, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 ; issues also the Antwerp Gazette,
PHILMONT, Columbia Co., O^ 2,500
pop., on N. Y. & Harlem Rd., 9 m. from
Hudson. Maimfactures knit underwear.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; E. J. Beardsley, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PHOENIX, Osioego Co., a l,3I2t pop.,
on Oswego r. and canal and Syracuse,
Phoenix & Oswego Rd., 15 m. from Syracuse
and 20 from Oswego. A dairy, stock-raising
and farming district. Fine water power.
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487
NEW YORK.
partially employed in milling and manu-
facturing.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays ; four
pai<es; size 26xo<i; subscription $1; established
1885 ; Harrison Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent:
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1858; J. M. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PIKE, Wyoming Co., -n 644 pop.(l,797t in
town), on Rochester & Pittsburgh Rd.,
about 45 m. E. S. E. of Buffalo. Has
an endowed seminary, and is situated in
the centre of a fine dairying and agricult-
ural district. Also has manufacturing in-
■ terests.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.25; established 1876;
J. C. Emery, editor and publislier; circ'n L 2.
PINE HILL, Ulster Co., 0,400 pop.,
on Ulster & Delaware Rd. Mills and tan-
neries give employment to many residents.
SENTINEL. ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 20x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Wilson Bertrand, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 2.
PINE PLAINS, Dutchess Co., O, 529
pop., on Dutcliess & Columbia and Pough-
keepsie & Eastern Rds., 26 m. from Pough-
keepsie.
H E R A Li D ; Fridays ; neutral ; four
pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; S. T. Hoag, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; Chas. S. Wilber, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PLATTSBURGH, C. H., Clinton
Co., cf 5,245+ pop. (town 8,283), with harbor
on Lake Champlain, and at junction of
Plattsburgh & Montreal and Whitehall &
Plattsburgh Rds., and tlie Northern termi-
nus of the Chateaugay Rd. Saranac r. fur-
nishes water power. Engaged in manu-
factures and lake commerce. Iron and sew-
ing machine industries the most prominent
MORNING TELEGRAM; every
morning except Sunday, and NORTHERN
MA I Ij, Fridays; fourpages;size— daily 24x34,
weekly 2(ix40 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1881, weekly 1882 ; Tele-
gram Association, editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily J 1, weekly J 1.
LE NATIONAL. ; Thursdays; French;
four pages; size 2(5x40; subscription $1.50;
Benjamin Lenthier, editor and publisher ;
circulation .J 2.
NORTHERN MAIL.; (.see Morning
Telegram.)
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1811 ; Grant & Bixby, edi-
tors and publisliers ; circulation .1 1.
SENTINEL: Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size 3i;x4S ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; A. W. Lansing, editor ; W. Lan-
sing & Son, publishers ; circulation I 2 ; issue
also the Keeseville Essex Co. Republican.
POPLAR RIDGE, Cayicga Co., a
200 pop., 15 m. S. by W. of Auburn, on
Cayuga Lake Rd. Agriculture, steam saw
and feed mills, wagon making, blacksmith-
ing, barrel and shoe making.
GLEANER; semi-monthly; eight pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
NEW YORK.
1884 ; D. Wheeler & Sons, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L 1 .
PORT BYRON, Cayztga Co., a 1,250
pop., on New York Central and N. Y., West
Shore & Buffalo Rds. and Erie canal, 8 m.
from Aubui-n and 26 from Syracuse. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; L. H. King, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PORT CHESTER, Westchester Co.,
O, 3,254+ pop., on N. Y., New Haven Sc Hart-
ford and N. Y., Port Chester & Ridgefleld
Rds., 26 m. N. E. of New York. Situated
near Long Island Sound. Engaged in iron
and other manufactures.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1884; B. F. McDerm.)tt and
Robert Whittaker, editors ; B. F. McDermott,
publisher : circulation J 2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 3(ix4S ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1868; M. L. Delavan and A. W.
Park, editors ; M. L. Delavan, publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
PORT HENRY, Essex Co., cf 2,525
pop., on Lake Champlain and on Delaware
& Hudson Canal Co.'s Rd. Engaged in
manufactures and iron mining.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; George W. Guy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PORT JEFFERSON, Suffolk Co., R
2,400 pop. A village on Port Jefferson bay
and Long Island Sound, about 59 m. E. of
Brooklyn. Largely engaged in ship-building.
LONG ISLAND NEWS LETTER ;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1884; A. L. Cheney,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878; L. B. Homan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
PORT JERVIS, Orange Co., r\ 10,500
pop., on Delaware r. and N. Y., Lake Erie &
Western Rd., and Delaware & Hudson canal,
88 m. from New York. Lower terminus also
of the Port Jervis, Monticello, & New York
Rd. Engaged in manufactures. An active,
busy, rapidly-growing village. Railroad
machine shops located here.
EVENING GAZETTE ; every evening
except Sunday, and GAZETTE, Fridays ;
four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 28x40 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $2; established
1869 ; James J. Shier, editor; Gazette Printing
Co., publishers ; circ'n— daily J 1 , weekly I 2 .
UNION; every evening except Sunday,
and TRI-STATES UNION, Thursdays ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x34, weekly (size of page) 17x21 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1874, weekly 1850 ; Chas. St. John, Jr., and
Fred. R. Salmon, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly I 2 ; issue also
the Orange Co. Farmer.
GAZETTE; (see Evening Gazette.)
ORANGE CO. FARMER; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size of page 17x21 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; E. G. Fowler, editor ;
Chas. St. John, Jr., and Fred. R.Salmon, pub-
lishers ; circulation El ; issue also the Union.
TRI-STATES UNION; (see Union.)
488
GEO. F. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
POTSDAM, St. Lawrence Co., [j 3,700
pop. (tou-n 7,610), on Racket r. and Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rd. A place of
active trade. Engaged in lumber and other
manufactures. One of the State Normal
and Training Schools located here.
COURIER AND FREEMAN; Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1852; Elliot
Far, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
ST. LAWRENCE HERALD ; Fri-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 18T8 ; RoUin E.
Sumner, editor and publisher ; cii-c'n 1 1.
POUGHKEEPSIE, C. H., Dutchess
Co., Q, 20,207 pop., on E. bank of Hudson r.,
terminus of Poughkeepsie, Hartford & Bos-
ton and on N. Y. Central & Hudson River
Rds., 75 m. from New York. Engaged in man-
ufacturing and other industrial enterprises,
also in river commerce. The city is one of
the most important points on the Hudson
river, and Is a centre of considerable trade.
Several institutions of learning, including
Vassar College, are located here. Styled the
City of Schools.
EAGLE; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; republican ;
dailv four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weekly 36x48 ; subscription— daily
$7, weekly $2; established— daily 1860, weekly
1828; John I. Piatt, editor ; Piatt & Piatt, pub-
lishers; circulation — dailv J 1, weekly J 1.
EVENING ENTERPRISE; every
evening except Sunday, and ENTER-
PRISE, Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size— daily 25x40, weekly 30x41 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
1883 ; Lansing, Van Keuren & Brown, editors
and publishers; circ'n— daily J l , weekly L 2 .
NEWS-PRESS; every morning except
Sunday, and N E W S-T ELEGRAPH,
Saturdaj's ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
35x47 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Poughkeepsie News Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1 ,
weekly 1 1 .
DEUTSCHE ZETTUNG UND BE-
OBACHTER A3I HUDSON; (see
KinLTstou.)
ENTERPRISE ; (see Evening Enter-
prise.)
NEWS-TELEGRAPH; {nee News-
Press.)
SUNDAY COURIER; Sundays; four
pages ; size 31x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; T. G. Nichols, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2 ; an edition, entitled
the Weekly Courier, is issued Mondays.
GOLDEN RULE; monthly ; Order of
United Friends; eight pages; size of page
11x16; subscription $1; established 1884;
Lansing, Van Kensen & Brown, editors and
publishers.
RIVERSIDE MONTHLY; eight
pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription 50 cents: estal>-
lished 1886 ; Riverside Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
VASSAR MISCELLANY; monthly;
fifty pages octavo; subscription $2; estab-
lishecl 1871 ; Students' Association of Vassar
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
PRATTSBURGH, Steuben Co., p
661+ pop. (township 2,340), in the northern
part of Steuben count j', 50 m. from Roches-
ter. Flouring mill, and mercantile pursuits
carried on.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
21x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ;
NEW YORK.
P. C. Howe's Sons, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
PRATTSVILLE, Greene Co., C^ 1,140
pop., on Schoharie creek, 50 m. from Al-
bany. Among Catskill mountains.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; M. Gr. Marsh, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
PUIiASKI, Oswego Co., □ 1,550 pop.,
on Salmon r., 4 m. from Lake Ontario,
and on Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rd. and
on Syracuse Northern Rd. Engaged in
manufacturing; surrounded by a good
dairj'ing section.
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1849 ; L. R. Muzzy, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .12.
QUAKER STREET, Schenectady
Co., o 600 pop., on Del. & Hudson C. Co.
Rd., 27 m. W. of Albany, and 15 W. of
Schenectady; has boot and shoe factory,
and other industries ; a prominent ship-
ping point for hay and grain.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 28x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; D. H. Crowe, editor; J. I.
Crowe, publisher ; circulation L 2.
QUEENS, Queens Co., P, 400 pop., on
Long Island Rd., engaged in floriculture.
MA YFLO WER ; monthly ; floriculture ;
eight pages ; size 20x24 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1885 ; Tliompson & Pike, editors
and publishers ; circulation X.
RANDOLPH, Cattaraugus Co., p
1,111+ pop. (town 2,409), on N. Y., P. & O. Rd., "
17 m, E. of Jamestown. Engaged in agricult
ure, manufacturing and dairying. Has a
good lumber trade. The Western New York
Home for Orphan Children, and Chamber-
lain Institute are here.
COURANT ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; W. A. Shewman, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.15;
established 1865 ; M. B. Johnson & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
RED HOOK, Dutchess Co., O, 936
pop., on Hartford & Conn. Western Rd.
20 m. N. of Poughkeepsie. In an agricult
ural district.
JOURNAL; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; A. Piaster, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
REMSEN, Oneida Co., n 400 pop., on
the Utica & Black River Rd., 17 m. N. of
Utica and 19 N. E. of Rome. A farming
and daii'ying country. Large quantities of
butter and cheese are manufactured.
Y CENHADWR AMERICAN-
AIDD J monthly; Welsh; congregational;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x11; subscrip-
tion $1.(50 ; established 1840; Rev. E. Davies,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RHINEBECK, Dutchess Co., C^ 1,865
pop., on E. bank of Hudson r., opposite
Kingston, and on N. Y. Central & Hudson
River and Hartford & Conn. Western Rds.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
489
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
Some manufacturing done %ere ; market
for a farming district.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; J. H. Swertf ager. editor ;
Rhinebeck Gazette Association, publishers ;
circulation K 2.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, Otsego
Co., a 2,000 pop., on Delaware, Lack. &
Western Rd,, 35 m. from Utica and 16
N. of Cooperstown. A watering place.
MERCURY; Thursdaj-s ; Independent ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1866 ; F. E. Mungor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 .
RICHMONDVILLE, Schoharie Co.,
a- SO<J pop. (town 2,082), on Albany & Susque-
hanna Rd., 50 m. from Albany. Engaged in
manufacturing. Centre of trade for the
surrounding country.
PHOENIX; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18T9; Stillman G. Shafer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RIPLEY, Chautauqua Co., JJ 650 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Mich. So. and N. Y., Chi-
cago & St. Louis Rds., 26 m. W. of Dunkirk
and 23 East of Erie, Pa. Surrounded by
an agricultural and stock-raising district.
liOCAL. REVIEW; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1882 ; G. W. Moore & Co., publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
RIVERHEAD, C. H., Suffolk Co., O,
1,757 pop. (town 3,939), on Peconic r., at its
entrance into Great Peconic bay, and on
Long Island Rd., 73 m. E. of Brooklyn.
Location of flouring, woolen and planing
mills, manufactories of organs, carriages,
straw paper and soap.
NEWS ; Mondays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; Wm. R. Duvall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ROCHESTER, C. H., Monroe Co., -D
115,01)0 pop., on Genesee r., X. Y., Lake Erie
& Western, N. Y. Central and four other
lines of Rd., 7 ni. fj'om Lake Ontario. The
river has several falls within the city
limits that furnish abundant power, which
is very largely employed for manufacturing
pm-poses. A number of flouring mills are
located here. This is the centime of the nur-
sery Interest of the United States, and is an
agricultural market. The commerce is im-
portant, having communication with Lake
Ontario through Genesee r., and with Buf
falo and Albany by means of the Erie
Canal and the Central Rd. and its branches,
several of which converge at this point. A
branch of the Erie Rd. also connects with
the main line at Corning. •
ABEND POST UND BEOBACH
TER ; every afternoon except Sundav,
SOXNT AtiSBLATT, Sundays, and
WOCHENBLATT, Thursdays; German;
independent; daily four pages, weekly and
Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
and Sunday (size of page) 17x2:S; subscrip-
tion—dally 86, Sunday .§2, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 18.52 ; German Printing and' Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation— daily
K 2, Sunday K 1, weekly L 2.
DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE ;
every morning, SEMI- WEEKLY, Tues-
days and Fridays, and W^EEKLY, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
page 18x23 ; subscription— daily $6, semi-
weekly S2.50, weekly .$1. Sunday §1 ; estab-
lished—Dewocj-af 1826, Chronicle 1868; Roch-
ester Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation — daily F 2, semi-weekly Jl,
weekly F 1 .
MORNING HERALD; every morning
except Sunday, and HERALD, Wednes-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size of page
18x24; subscription— daily .$6, weekly SI; estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 1883; Samuel H.
Lowe, editor ; Rochester Herald Publishing
Co., publishers ; circ'n — daily F 1, weekly I 2 .
POST-EXPRESS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and VVEEK.LY»
Wednesdays; independent; four pages ; size
—daily and tri-weekly 27x41, weekly 28x46;
subscription — daily $5. tri-weeklj' $3, weekly
SI; established 1858; Jos. O'Connor, editor;
Post-Expi-ess Printing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation—dally 6 1, ti'l-weeklv .J 1, weekly H 1.
UNION AND ADVERTISER ; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY
Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
of page 18x24 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly
SI ; established— daily 1826, weekly 1816 ; Wil-
liam Pui'cell, editor ; Union and Advertiser
Co., publishers ; circ'n— dailj* F 1 , weekly I 2 .
VOLKSBLATT; every morning except
Sunday, WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and
SONNTAGS JOURNAL, Sundays; Ger-
man ; independent ; daily four pages, weekly
and Sunday eight pages ; size — daily 26x40,
Sunday and weekly 30x44; subscription— daily
$5.20, weekly $2, Sunday §1.20; established-
daily 1863, weekly 1854. Sunday 1878; E. H.
Makk, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily J 1, weekly H 1, Sunday I 1 ; New York
office 23 Park Row.
AMERICAN RURAL HOME; Satur-
days ; agi-lcultural ; eight pages ; size of
page 15x23 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ;
P. C. Reynolds, editor ; Rural Home Co. (lim-
ited), publishers; circulation A2, including
special editions; New York office, 65 Tribune
Building.
HERALD ; (see Morning Herald.)
KATHOLISCHE VOLKSZEIT-
UNG; Saturdays ; German ; eight pages;
size 3U 44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1878 ;
.Joseph A. Schneider, editor and publisher;
circu ation .J 1.
SONNTAGSBLATT; (see Abe^id Post
und Benbachter.)
SONNTAGS JOURNAL : (see Volks-
blatf.)
SUNDAY 3IORNING HERALD;
Sundays; eight pages ; size 31x4s ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1876 ; John Dennis, Jr.,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2; an ex-
tra edition for circulation outside of city is
ssued on Saturdays.
WOCHENBLATT; (see 4bewd Post wnd
Beobachter.)
CAMPUS; bi-weekly; twenty pages;
size of page 8x10 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; the Students ot the University
of Rochester, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the-coUeglate year.
CASKET; monthly; commercial; six-
teen pages; size of nage 11x16 ; subscription SI;
established 1876; Thos. Gllddon, editor ; A. H.
Nurdlinger & C<>., publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
COMMERCIAL REVIEW; monthly;
eight pages; size of page 11x15; subscription
50 cents ; established 1883 ; Williams & Rogers,
editors and publishers ; an advertising sheet.
COSMOPOLITAN ; monthly ; literary;
one hundred and thirty-four pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription S2.50 ; established
1885 ; Schlight & Field Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
EDUCATIONAL (iAZETTE; month-
ly ; educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page
10x14: subscription SI; established 1885; Al-
vln p. Chapln, editor ; Educational Gazette
490
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NEW YORK.
Publishingr Co.. publishers; circulation H2;
issued during the school year.
EMPIRE STATE AGRICULTU-
RIST; monthly ; agricultural ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880 ; M. H. Disbrow, editor
and publisher ; oirculation G 2.
HORTICULTURAL. ART JOUR-
NALi ; monthly; horticulture; twelve
pages ; size 8x11 ; subscription $3 ; T. B. Jen-
kins, editor ; Mensing& Stetcher. publishers.
HOSPITAL. REVIEW; monthly; six
teen pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription 62
cents ; established 1864 ; Mrs. Seth H. Terry,
editor ; Rochester City Hospital, publishers ;
circulation J 1.
INDUSTRIAL. SCHOOL ADVO-
CATE; monthly; eight pages; size 20x28;
subscription 62 cents ; established 1865 ; Mrs.
Seth H. Terry, editor ; Industrial School Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circulation K 1.
LODtJE HERALD ; monthly ; Empire
Order of Mutual Aid ; four pages ; size 21x2S ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1886: H. T.
Braman, editor and publisher.
PLLPIT OF TO-DAY; monthly;
seventy-six pages; size of pages 6x10; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1S84 ; C. Venton
Patterson & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation G 2.
PYTHIAN KNIGHT ; monthly; six
teen pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 : William Mill Butler,
editor and publisher.
SOCIAL WORLD; monthly ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 6x12 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1884 ; W. E. Stickland,
editor and publisher.
VICK'S ILLUSTRATED MAGA-
ZINE; monthly ; floricultural ; forty-four
pages octavo ; subsciiption $1.25 ; established
1877 ; James Vick, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation F 1.
GREEN'S FRUIT GROWER;
quarterly ; fruit culture ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x23 ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1881; Clias. A. Green, editor; Green's
Nursery Co., publishers; circulation C2,in-
cludiny sjJi'cial editions.
ODONTOGRAPHIC JOURNAL;
quarterly ; dental ; one hundred and twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 6x10; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; J. Edw. Line, editor ;
Geo. P. Davis, publisher ; circulation I 1 .
ROCKLAND LAKE, Rockland
Co., a, 600 pop. Foundry and machine shop.
Here is Rockland Lake, 3 m. in circuit, from
which 200,000 tons of ice are exported an-
nually.
CHURCH AND HOME ; (see Bloom
ingdale, N. J.)
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, Queens
Co., □, 1,882 pop. (of town 21,000), about 19 m.
from New York. Engaged in agriculture.
SOUTH SIDE OBSERVER; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; Chas. L. Wallace,
editor ; Wallace Bros., publishers ; circula-
tion I 1 .
ROME, Oneida Co., a 13,000 pop.,
on Mohawk r., at junction of Black r. and
Erie canal. New York Central & Hudson
River, N. Y. Ontario & Western and Rome,
Watertown & Ogdensburg, Rds., 15 m.
from Utica. An active business place, en-
gaged in iron, locomotive, knitting, sad-
dlery and other manufactures. In the
heart of a farming and dairy region.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day, and VVEEK Ij Y, Tuesdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weekly size of page 20x26; sub-
sci-iption — daily $6, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1881, weekly 1825 ; A. C. Kessin-
NEW YORK.
ger, editor ; Bfcers & Kessinger, publishers ;
circulation— dally J 2, weekly J 2.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1..50 ;
established 1881 ; James J. Guernsey, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROMAN CITIZEN; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription
$1..50; established 1840; CaiT & Byam, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HARNESS GAZETTE; monthly;
sixty-eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1882; Maxwell &
Mowry, editors and publishers; circ'n H 1.
RONDOUT, Ulster Co., □, (see Kings-
ton.)
ROSLYN, Queens Co., n, 1,400 pop., at
head of Hempstead Harbor, a deep inlet of
Long Island Sound, about 20 m. E. N. E. of
Brooklyn. Paper, flouring and planing mills
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; John A.
Belden, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ROXBURY, Delaware Co., LH^ 335
pop., on Ulster & Delaware Rd. Sash and
blind factory and stores.
DELAWARE TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1880 ; E. S. Tompkins,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RUSHFORD, Allegany Co., p 600
pop., on Towanda Vallej' & Cuba Rd. In a
dairying, butter-making and cheese-pro-
ducing district.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; ' four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription
$1.50; established 1878; W. F. Benjamin, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
RUSHVlIiLE, Yates Co., -n 503 pop.,
10 m. from Canandaigua. Has several mills
and is in a good agricultural countrj'.
GAME FOWL; monthly ; poultry-
raising; sixteen pages; size of page 7x10;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; C. L. Fran-
cisco, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
SAG HARBOR, Suffolk Co., ^ 3,000
pop., at terminus of Montauk division of
Long Island Rd., 100 m. from New York.
Engaged in commerce and manufacttxring.
Centre of trade for surrounding towns.
Contains a watch-case factory.
CORRECTOR; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 1822 ; B. D. Sleight, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
EXPRESS ; Thursdays ; republican ; fotir
pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ; established
1859 ; John H. Hunt, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
ST. J OH.'iiS'VlLJu'E,, Montgomery Co.,
D- 1,500 pop. (town 2,200), on the line of N. Y.
Central and N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo
Rds. In an agricultural and dairying district.
HERALD-TIMES; Fridays ; inde-
pendent; lour pages ; size 24x35; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; esrablished 1875 ; Charles M. Red-
fleld, editor and publisher ; circtilation K 1.
LEADER; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 18S6 : Knight Sc Fox, editors and
publishei-s.
SALAMANCA, Cattaraugus Co., p
3,498 pop., on New York.Lake Erie & Western
and River division of Buffalo. N. Y. & Phila.
Rds., 81 m. from Hornellsville. Eastern ter
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
491
NEW YORK.
minus of N. Y., Penna. & OUo and south-
ern terminus of Rochester and Pittsburgh
main line Rds. Engine houses and ma-
chine shops of three roads are located
here. Has an embroidery factory, a large
tannery and extensive lumber mills. Cen-
tre of trade for a large portion of Cattarau-
gus county.
CATTARAUGUS REPUBLICAN ;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
of page Ux21 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1867 ; Ferrin & Weber, editors and publishers ;
circulation 1 2 ; issued simultaneously at
Salamanca and Little Valley.
CATTA RAUGUS UNION; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1856 ; R. H.
Shankland & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
SALiEM, Washington Co., D- l,410t pop.
(town 3,493), on Rutland and Washington
division of Delaware & Hudson Canal Go's
Rd., 47 m. from Albany and 41 from Troy.
A general merchandising town, and a
prominent summer resort. Several large
slate quarries recently opened near here.
AXIOM; Fridays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1.25; established 1885 ; R. Cruik-
shank, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
REVIEW-PRESS; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 ; James Gibson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
SANDY CREEK, Oswego Co., n 2,878
pop. (of townshi])', on Sandy Creek and
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rd., 47
m. from Rome. Location of tannery, wood-
en plate and butter box factory, saw mills,
a high school, bank and three churches,
NEWS; Thursdays; non-partisan; eight
pages; size 30x42: subscriittion $1.50; estab-
lished 1871 ; F. Dudley Corse, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SANDY HILL, Washington Co., o
2,687 pop., on Hudson r. and branch of
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co's Rd., 52 m.
N. of Albany. Has water power and is en-
gaged in manufacturing.
HERALD; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.10; estab-
lished 182;3; John Dwyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
WASHINGTON CO. OBSERVER ;
Fridays; four pages; size28xi4; subscription
SI. 10; establLshed 1885; C. E. Beaudoin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Saratoga
Co., D- 12,000 pop. in winter and about
80,(X)0 in summer, 38 m. from Albany, on
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co's Rd. A
fashionable watering place, containing
over thirty mineral springs— cathartic, al-
kaline, iron, sulphur and magnetic— many
extensive and palatial hotels, fine parks
and beautified grounds, and other attract-
ive accessories.
SARATOGA EVENING JOUR-
NAL; every evening except Sunday, and
JOURNAL, Thursdays; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— < tally 27x40, weekly
81x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; David F. Ritchie, editor and
publisher: circulation— daily J 1, weekly J 1.
SARATOGIAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY Thursdays ; eight
NEW YORK.
pages ; size of page — dailj^ 15x22, weekly
17x23 ; subscription — daily $H, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1852 ; J. H. Worman, editor and
manager ; circulation — daily K 2, weeklj' J 1 ;
during the summer season the daily Is Issued
in the morning instead of evening.
JOURNAL; (see Saratoga Evening
Journal.)
SARATOGA EAGLE; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; John Johnson, editor; John
Johnson & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
SARATOGA SUN; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1870 ; E. P. Howe, editor and
publisher; circulation 12.
SAUGERTIES, Ulster Co., O, 3,923t
pop. (town 10,375), on Hudson r., and on
N. Y., West Shore and Buffalo Rd., at
mouth of Esopus creek, 12 m. above
Kingston. Country agriculttiral ; town has
many manufactures.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1877 ; Jernegan & Hale, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
TELEGRAPH; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1846; G. W. Elting, editor
and publisher : circulation K 2.
SAYVILLE, Suj^olk Co., [^ 1,800 pop.,
on Montauk division of Long Island Rd.and
on Great South Bay, 51 m. E. of Brooklyn.
Mainly supported by oyster growing and
fisheries. A popular summer resort.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; A. D.
Hawkins, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
SCHENECTADY, C. H., Schenectady
Co., D- 19,000 pop., on Mohawk r. and Erie
canal and New York Central and N. Y.,
West Shore & Buffalo Rds., at junction of
Schenectady division of Delaware & Hud-
son Canal Co's Rd., 16 m. from Albany. En-
gaged in manufacturing, and surrounded by
an agricultural district.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and REFLECTOR, Thurs-
days; democratic ; f) ally four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 26x36, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; established
— tlaily 1855, weekly 18:35 ; A. A. Marlette, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily J 1,
weekly K 1.
UNION; every evening except Sundaj^,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
daily four pages, Saturdays and weekly
eight pages ; size — daily 26x36, Saturday and
weekly (size of page) 18x26; subscription —
daily .$6, weekly $1 ; established 1865 ; George
W. Cottrell, editor and publisher ; circulation
— dailv J 1 , weekly J 1 .
DEUTSCHER ANZEIGER ; Satur-
days ; German ; independent ; four pages ;
size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 •
Ernst Knauer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K2; an edition, entitled i)er £j'2ae/iZer,
is issued on Sundaj's.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent-demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1869; Geo. W. Marlette &
Sons, publishers ; circulation K 1.
REFLECTOR J (see Evening Star.)
CONCORDIENSIS ; monthly; twenty-
four pat^es ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1875; Students of Union Col-
lege, editors and publishers; circulation L 2 ; a
college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
SCHENEVUS, Otsego Co., n 975
pop., on Delaware & Hudson Canal Co's
Rd., 66 m. from Albany. A thriving town.
492
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KEW YORK.
engaged in merchandising and general
trade, and is the centre of considerable hop
interests, wliieh are rapidly developing.
MONITOR; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished ISW; E. E. Brownell, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
SCHOHARIE, C. H., Schoharie Co.,
D- 1,732 pop. (town 3,350) on Schohai'ie r.
and jVIiddleburgh & Schoharie Rd., 40 m.
from Albany.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1819 ; A. A. Hunt, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
UNION; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 18:38 ; C. C. Kromer, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
SCHUYLERVILLE, Saratoga Co.,
D- 1,500 pop., on Hudson r. and on Boston,
Hoosac Tunnel & Western Rd. and Cham-
plain canal, about 23 m. N. of Troy. A man-
ufacturing section.
STANDARD; "Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; F. N. Crandall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SENEGA FALLS, Seneca Co., a 6.727
pop., on Seneca r. and New York Central
& Hudson River Rd., 43 m. from Syracuse.
The river has a fall at this point which
affords a fine water power, which Is em-
ployed In manufacturing knit goods, hand
and steam pumps, fire engines and other
articles.
REVEIIiliE; Fridays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1854 ; Henrj' Stowell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SENECA CO. COURIER; Thmsdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1837 ; Courier Printing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SENECA CO. JOURNAL; Wedues
davs ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1885; X. B. Stevens, edi-
tor ; Journal Publishing Co. limited), pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
SHERBURNE, Chenango Co., a 950
pop. (of town 3,126), on Chenango r. and
Del., Lackawanna & Western Rd., 11 m.
from Norwich and 42 from Utica. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural di^rict.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1864 : John H. O'Brian, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SHERMAN, Chautauqzca Co., JJTUt
pop. (town 1,558), on Buffalo, N. Y. & Phila-
delphia Rd., 10 m. S. W. of Mayville. En-
gaged in general trade and is a large butter
and cheese market.
CHAUTAUQUA CO. PRESS ;
Wednesdays ; eight pages : size £0x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; Miles L.
Dornian, efliror and publisher.
CHAUTAUQUA NEWS; Wednes-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
suVjscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; C. E.
Sheldon, editor and publisher: circ'n K 1.
SHORTSVILLE, Ontario Co., -a 1.200
pop., on N. Y. Central & Hudson River Rd.,
34 m. from Rochester and 68 from Syracuse.
Has two wheel manufactories, three paper
mills and a large drill factory.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
NEW YORK.
ent; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; Perry & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
SIDNEY, Delaware Co.. O, 1,200 pop,,
on Susquehanna r. and N. Y., Ontario
& Western Rd., at junction of Susque-
hanna division of Delaware & Hudson
Canal Co's Rd., 40 m. from Binghamtou and
100 from Albany. Has splendid railroad
facilities and is growing rapidly.
RECORD; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Arthur Bird, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
SILVER CREEK, Chautauqua Co.^
p 1,500 pop., on L. S. & M. S. and Buffalo, N. Y.
6 Philadelphia, New York, Chicago &
St. Louis Rds., 31 m. W. of Buffalo and 9
E. of Dunkirk. Engaged in the manufac-
ture of milling machinery.
LOCAL; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; established
18( ( ; C. E. Brown, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
SINCLAIRVILLE, Clmutauqua Co.^
p 700 pop., on Dunkirk, Allegheny Valley &
Pittsburgh Rd., 12 m. from Jamestown. Ha&
saw and grist mills and box factory. In
rich farming and dairying section.
CHAUTAUQUA C03i:>IERCIAL ;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Archie McLean,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SING SING, Westchester Co., Q, 7,000'
pop., in Ossining township, on Hudson r.
and N. Y. Central & Hudson River Rd., 30 m.
from New York. Has several military
academies, female seminaries and nume-
rous other institutions of learning; also has
pill and porous plaster works, file and other
manufactories, foundries, machine w^orks,^
cotton gin factories and lime-kilns and
limestone quarries. Location of one of the
State prisons.
REGISTER; every evening, and
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER, Satur
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
22x30, weekly 29x44 ; subscription— daily $5,.
weekly S2 ; established— daily 1SS7, weekly
1868 ; M. Moran, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—weekly J 1.
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER; (see
Register, i
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
82 ; established 1830 ; M. F. Rowe & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SKANEATELES, Onondaga Co., a
1,669+ pop., at foot of Skaneateles Lake,
7 m. from Auburn and 18 from SjTacuse,
on N. Y. Central & Hudson River and Ska-
neateles Rds. Engaged in manufacturing ;
an active business place and summer resort.
DEMOCRAT ; Thiu-sdays ; independent ;
four pages size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1840 ; H. B. Dodge, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25; established 1874; John C. Stephenson,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SODUS, JFayne Co., -D 850 pop. (town
4,000), on the Oswego & Niagara Falls divi-
sion of R., W. & O. Rd., in a rich agricult-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
493
NEW YORK.
ural and fruit section ; 14 m. N. of the N.
Y. C. Rd., with which it has connection rta
the Sodus Bay division of N. C. Rd.
WAYNE CO. AL-LiIANCE ; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; Willis
C. Teall, editor; B. H. Cuddebacls, publisher;
circulation J 1.
SOUTHAMPTON, Suffol/c Co.. □,
1,500 pop., on the Atlantic Ocean and near
the Long Island Rd., 90 m. E. of Brooklyn.
A popular summer resort.
SEA-SIDE TIMES; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1881; W. R. Burling,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SOUTHOLD, Suffolk Co., z\ 1,221 pop.
(of town 7,267), on Long Island Rd., 4 m.
from Greenport and 90 from New York.
Farming and fishing are the main pursuits.
LONG ISLAND TRAVELER; Fri
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Martin
B. Vandusen, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2 ; issues also the Greenport Fishing
Gazette.
SOUTH OTSELIC, Chenango Co., n
25U pop. An agricultural town, 4 m. from
Otselic, 10 from De Ruyter and 13 from
Smyrna.
OTSELIC HER-ALD ; Thursdays;
eight pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18S5 ; C. E. Davenport, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SPENCER, Tioga Co., g 800 pop., on
G., I. & S. Rd., 18 m. from Ithaca on the
North and an equal distance from Waverly
on the South. Also on U., I. & E. Rd., 28 m.
from Elmira. Has flouring, saw and plaster
mills, brick yards and wood working. A
new railroad (the N. Y. Northern) is being
projected through here.
HERALD ; Thursdaj^s ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1878; Van Gelder & Son. editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SPRINGVILL.E, ^rie Co., -o 2,000
pop., on Spring creek and Buffalo division
of the Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rd.,
30 m. from Buffalo. A manufacturing town
surrounded by a daii-ying district.
JOURNAL AND HERALD; Fri-
days ; republican ; six pages ; size of page
2ox26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1853 ; W.
W. Blakeley, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
^;W° Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 26, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory , 1,535 copies.
LOCAL NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
F. G. Meyers & Co. , editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
SPRINGWATER, Livingston Co.,
-a 339+ pop. (town 2,279), on Rochester br. of
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd., 40 m. from
Rochester, at head of Hemlock Lake. A
summer resort. Agricultural section.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 : subscription $1 ; established
1879 ; H. J. Niles, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
STAMFORD, Delaware Co., □, 764
pop. (.of town 1,638), on Ulster & Dela-
NEW YORK.
ware Rd., in the region lying west of the
Catskill Mountains, 60 m. from Albany and
74 from Rondout. Engaged in agriculture,
manufacturing and mechanical pursuits.
MIRROR ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 21x28 ; subscription Si; established
1851 ; S. B. Champion, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
STAPLETON, Richmond Co., 11,2,500
pop., on New York bay, 6 m. from New
York, with which it is connected by steam-
boats houi'ly. Contains the residences of
numbers of New York business men. There
are several large breweries and factories
located here.
DER DEUTSCHE STATEN ISL-
ANDER; Saturdays; German; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ;
John Schief er, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 ; dated at Stapleton and Edgewater.
RICHMOND CO. HERALD; Fri-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; G. C. Deane,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
STATEN ISLAND LEADER; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 18(>4 ; Mack-
liu Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation
K 2 ; dated at Edgewater.
STONY BROOK, Suffolk Co., Z\ 710
pop., on Long Island Sound and on the
Long Island Rd.,54 m. from Long Island
City. Excellent fishing.
RURAL LONC.J ISLANDER AND
POULTRY -KEEPERS' GUIDE;
monthly; poultry-raising: eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription 25 cents; established 1885 ;
T. B. Smith & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation J 2.
SUSPENSION BRIDGE, iV^ia^ara
Co., -a 3,500 pop., on Niagara r., at junction
of New York Central, N. Y., Lake Erie &
Western, Lehigh Valley, Jlichigan Central,
West Shore, Grand Trunk and Rome,Water-
town & Ogdensburgh Rds., and where Niag-
ara River is crossed by the Suspension and
Cantilever Bridges, 2 m. from Niagara Falls,
20 from Lockport, and 12 from St. Catha-
rines, Ont. An importing and exporting
trade centre.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1860 : S. S. Pomroy, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
NIAGARA INDEX; semi-monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1.75 ; established 1868 ; Students of the Semi-
nary of Our Lady of Angels, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation LI; a college paper; issued
during the collegiate 3'ear.
SYRACUSE, C. H., Onondaga Co., Q
75,000 pop., on Onondaga lake and Erie
canal, at intersection with Oswego canal.
Railroads enter the city from ten direc-
tions. The city is enterprising, wealthy
and rapidly growing in population, and
has an important local trade and range of
industries. It is a central point for a
large share of the salt production of the
continent, and possesses a varietj' of lesser
business features. A fine university is alsa
located here.
COURIER; everv morning except Sun-
day, and ONONDAGA COURIER,
Fridays; democratic; daily four pages, weekly
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
eight pages ; size— daily 25x39, weekly 40x50 ;
subscription— daily $(), weekly S1.50; estab-
lished — daily 1857, weekly 1859 ; Courier
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; cii'cula-
tion— dailv I 2 , weekly I 2 .
EVENTNfJ HERAIiD ; every evening
except Sunday, and SUNDAY HER-
ALD, Sundays; independent; daily four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 24x34,
Sunday (size of page) 17x24 ; subscription-
daily S5, Sunday $2 ; established— daily 1877,
Sunday 1880 ; Herald Co., publishers ; circula-
tion—daily <T 2, Sunday G 1.
JOTJRS^^AIj! every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKIjY, Saturdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly six pages ; size
—daily 28x42, weekly (size of page) 21x28 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1844, weekly 1839; Syracuse
Journal Co., publishers ; circulation— daily
H 2, weeklv I 1 .
31 O R N T N O STANDARD; every
morning except Sunday, STANDARD,
Wednesdays, and SUNDAY STAN-
DARD, Sundays ; republican ; daily eight
pages, weekly sixteen pages, Sunday eight
pages ; size of page 15x21 ; subscription —
dailv $6, weeklv $1.50. Sunday $2.50; estab-
lished—daily 1850, weekly 1824, Sunday 1884 ;
Standard Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culation— daily H 2, w^eekly I 2 .
Sundav H 1.
CENTRAL. DE3IOKRAT; Fridays;
German ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1858; Joseph
A. Hofmann & Son, editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
LABORER ; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ; size 22x32; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1884; Trades' Union Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
MARKET AND FARM; Fridays;
agriculture ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents : established 18S4
NORTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE : Thursdays; methodist episcopal;
eight pages ; size of page 16x23 ; subscription
$2 : established 1841 ; Rev. O. H. Warren, D. D..
editor; Phillips & Hunt, publishers ; circula-
tion F 1. E^" Actual average cirexdation
for one year preceding Nov. 1, 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Neirspaper Directorif, 10,490 copies.
ONONDAGA COURIER ; (see Cou-
rier.)
STANDARD ; (see Morning Standard.)
SUNDAY HERALD ; (see Evening
Herald.)
SUNDAY STANDARD ; (see Morning
Standard.)
SUNDAY TIMES; Sundays; eight
pages; size of page 18x24: subscription $2;
established 1876 ; Weed & Knickerbocker,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 2.
1^" Actiial average circulation for one
year preceding Nov. 28, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 9.788 copies.
UNION ; Thursdays ; German ; republi-
can ; four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; establishedil8.53:W. Knickerbocker, editor
and imblisher; circulation J 2.
VVESLEYAN METHODIST ; Wed-
nesdays; wesleyan; eight pages; size 27x42;
subscription $1.70: established 1843; Rev. N.
Wardner, editor; Rev. D. S. Kinney, publish-
er ; does not insert advertisements.
SYRACUSAN; every three weeks ;
twenty pages : size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 : established 1879 ; Students of Syra-
cuse University, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 1 : a college paper; issued during
the collegiate year.
ACADEMY; monthly; educational;
fifty-six pages ; size of page 6x10; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1886; George A.Bacon,
editor and puhllslier.
BIBLE STANDARD; monthly: Wes
levan : thirtv-two paces of tavo ; subscription
SI ; established 1868 ; Rev. N. Wardner, editor ;
Wesleyan Methodist Publishing House, pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
NEW YORK.
COMMERCIAL TRAVELER;
monthly ; eighteen pages ; size of page 10x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1875 ; Commercial
Travelers' Publishing Co., publishers: circula-
tion J 1 ; organ of the Commercial Travelers'
Association of the State of New York.
GOSPEIi MESSENGER AND
CHURCH JOURNAL; monthly; pro-
testant episcopal; eight pages; size 18x24;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1875.
OFFICIAL ORGAN; monthly ;
temperance ; fourteen pages ; size of page
9x12 : subscription 50 cents ; established ISSO ;
D. W. Hooker, editor and publisher.
SCHOOL BULLETIN AND NEW
YORK STATE EDUCATIONAL
JOURNAL; monthly; educational; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1; established 1874; C. W. Bardeen, editor
and publisher: circulation 1 1.
UNIVERSITY HERALD; monthly;
twenty-eight pages; size of page 8x11; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1871 ; Students of
Syracuse University, editors and publishers :
circulation L 2 ; a college paper; issued during
the collegiate year.
TARRYTOWN, Westchester Co., l\
6,0t)0 pop., on Hudson r. and N. Y. Central &
Hudson River Rd. and N. Y. C. & Northern
Rd., 27 m. from New York. Large hotels,
summer houses and villas are here ; also
manufactories of shoes, pumps, tinners'
tools and other articles.
ARGUS; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 28x42 : subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; M. D. Raymond, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
RECORD OF THE TIMES; Thurs-
days; four pages; size 20x26; subscription
$1.50; established 1884; John A. Lant, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; dated at
Tarrytown, Dobbs Ferry, Hastings-on-Hud-
son. Irvineton and Yonkers.
SUNNYSIDE PRESS; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion .$2,50; established 1887; David A. Rowe,
editor ; Rowe, Purdy .S: Co., publishers ; issued
simultaneously in Tarrytown and North
Tarrytown.
T'H.'E'R'ESA, Jefferson Co., ih 1^000 pop.,
on Indian r. and on a branch of the Utica
& Black River Rd. Immense water power,
the Indiana r. making two falls near the
centre of the town of nearly llW feet. Sur-
rounded by grain-raising and dairying dis-
trict. Flour mills, cheese manufactories,
machinery, lumber, etc.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; four pages : size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1SS6 ; J.
W. Van Slyke, editor and publisher.
TICONDEROGA, Essex Co., □'3,304t
pop. of township, on Central Vermont and
Del. & Hudson Canal Co.'s Rds. and at the
outlet of Lake George. Engaged in manu-
facture of cotton and woolen goods and
iron, lead and lumber.
ESSEX CO. TIMES ; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages : size 26x40 : subscription
$1 ; established 1878; Thos. R. Kneil, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also
the Sentinel and Ticondcrogian.
SENTINEL AND TICONDERO-
GIAN ; Fridays; independent; four pages ;
size 26x40 : subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
Thos. R Kneil, editor and publisher: circu-
lation K 1 ; issues also the Essex Co. Times.
XIVOLI, Dutchess Co., O, 1,475 pop.,
on the Hudson r. division of the New York
Central & Hudson River Rd., 98 m. from New
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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NEW YORK.
York City. General manufacturing. Con-
nected by steam ferry with Saugerties.
TRINITY SCHOOL. RECORD ;
niontlily ; eiglit pages ; size 9x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; establislied 1SS3 ; T. S. Record Pub
lishing Association, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a school paper; issued during
the school year.
TOMPKINSVILLE, Richmond Co.,
P^ 1,500 pop., on New York bay, 6 m. from
New York, with which it is connected by
steamboats hourly.
RICHMOND CO. DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1880 ; Thos. J. Folan, edi-
tor; Browne Bros., publishers : circ'n L 2.
RICHMOND CO. UAZETTE; Wed
nesdays; republican; six pages; size 26x40:
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; W. A. Suy-
dam, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2; issues
also the New Brighton Riclanond Co. Sentinel.
TON A WAND A, Erie Co., <j 5,000
pop. (including North Tonawanda pop. is
8,250), on Niagara r., at outlet of Tonawanda
creek, opposite Grand Island, on Michigan
Central and West Shore Rd., and on Erie
canal, where it is crossed by New York
Central Rd., also N. Y., Lake Erie & West-
ern Rd. Engaged in manufacturing lum-
ber and other articles. Second largest lum-
ber distributing point in the United States.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 185S ; S. O. Hayward, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; Chapman & Warner, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SATURDAY STANDARD ; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; establi hed 1885 ; J. W. Works, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TOTTENVILLE, Richmond Co., C^
2,000 pop., at southerly end of Staten Island,
terminus of Staten Island Rapid Transit
Rd. Pop. of Westfleld township, which in-
cludes seven or eight small villages, is
about 6,000. A large fire-brick and retort
factory, large dental factory, an ultra ma-
rine factory, a steam saw and planing
mill and several marine railways and ship
yards are located here. The surrounding
community is composed mainly of farmers.
WESTFIELD TIMES; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1881; Arthur Y. Hub-
bell, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
issues also the Agricultural and Veterinary
AGRICULTURAL, AND VETERI-
NARY NEWS; monthly; twelve pages;
size 24x38 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1882 ; Arthur Y. Hubbell, publisher ; circula-
tion J 2; issues also the Westfleld Times.
TROY, C. H., Rensselaer Co., D- 56,747t
pop., at head of steamboat navigation, on
E. bank of Hudson r., 6 m. from Albany;
New York Central & Hudson River, Del. &
Hudson Canal Co., Rensselaer and Troy &
Boston Rds. centre here. Engaged in manu-
factures— stoves, iron, steel, and linen col-
lars and cuffs being the principal— and has
a large river commerce.
EVENING STANDARD; every even
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
NEW YORK.
size 25x39 ; subscription $6 ; established 1877 ;
Evening Standard Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLLY, Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— daily and Saturday 28x40,
and weekly 28x45 ; subscription — daily $8,
weekly $1 ; established 1868; Troy Press Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
H 1, weekly H 2.
TELEGRAM ; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEK.LY, Tuesdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription —
daily $7, weekly 75 cents ; established 1834;
John Hastings, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily H 2, weekly H 1.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x45 ; subscrip-
tion — daily $10, weekly $1 ; established —
daily 1851, weekly 1856 ; J. M. Francis, Son &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation —
daily F 1, weekly F 2. S^" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Dec. 16,
1886, as Iter statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory— daily 10,281,
weekly 13,920 copies, including special editions.
CATHOLIC WEEKLY; Saturdays;
catholic ; eigbt pages ; .size 30x42; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1886; Reynold.s, Thomp-
son & Co.. editors and publishers ; circ'n H 2.
CLARION; Saturdays : labor ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1886.
FREIE DEUTSCHE PRESSE; Sat
urdays ; German ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
H. Stande, editor ; August Hillebrandt, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
L.A PATRIE ; Fridays ; French ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
^1.50; establislied 1876; J. M. Authier, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NORTHERN BUDGET; Sundays;
eight pages ; size 36x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1791 ; Charles L. MacArthur & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation E 2.
OBSERVER; Sundays; independent-
democratic; eight pages; .size of page 15x22 ;
subscription $2; established 1875; M. F. Col-
lins, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
POLYTECHNI ; every four weeks;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; Students of Rensse-
laer Polytechnic Institute, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
TRTJMANSBURG, Tompkins Co., n
1,500 pop., 2 m. from Cayuga Lake and 11
from Ithaca. Location of hotels, flouring
mills, foundry, machine shops and mower
manufactories.
SENTINEL: Wednesdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1866 ; Corwin L. Adams, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TULLY, Onondaga Co., D 600 pop., on
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd., 12
m. N. of Homer and 22 S. of Syracuse. A
market for produce. Has some manufac-
turing.
SATURDAY MORNING TIMES;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ;" established 1882 ; Frank R. Slay-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
TURIN, Lewis Co., ^ 419t pop., 3^ m,
from Utica & Black River Rd., 45 m. N. of
Utica. Manufacturing town.
(tAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
P. B. Mereness, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
UNADILLA, Otsego Co., n 1,050 pop.,
on Susquehanna r. and Delaware & Hudson
496
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
Canal Go's Rd., 95 m. from Albany. Some
manufacturing and a large milk conden-
sary are here.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; independent ; four
pages; size 24x3ii ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1854; A. J. Barlow, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
UNION, Broome Co., g 2,538 pop., on
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd., 9 m. from
Binghamton and 13 from Ovvego. Engaged
in lumber business, farming and dairying.
NEWS; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1851 ; Benedict & Le Barron, editors
and publisliers ; circulation K 1.
UNION SPRINGS, Cayuga Co., a
1,210+ pop., on Lake Cajaiga and Lehigh
Valley Rd., 9 m. S. W. of Auburn. Engaged
in manufacturing agricultural implements,
carriage hubs, etc. Centre of trade.
ADVERTISER^ Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscnption $2 ; established
1866 ; James B. Hoflf , editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
H03IE AND HEALTH ; monthly ;
hygiene; four pages; size 24x30; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1887 ; F. D. Pierce,
M.D., editor and publislier.
UTICA,C. U.fOneida Co., n 40,000 pop.,
on Mohawk r., Erie canal and New York
Central & Hudson River, N. Y., West Shore
& Buffalo, Delaware, Lackawanna & West-
ern and Delaware & Hudson Rds., 95 m.
from Albany, centering point for a wide
area. Engaged in various manufactures.
Including cotton, woolen goods, shoes,
clothing and iron. Large wholesale trade.
Centre of an agricultural district, being
surrounded by a rich butter, cheese and
hop region.
MORNING HERALD AND GA-
ZETTE; evei'v moi'ning exeeptf Sundav,
and HERALD AND GAZETTE AN1>
COURIER, Tuesdays; republican; daily
eight pages.weekly twelve pages ; size of page
16x24; subscription — daily $8, weekly $1.50;
established— Gazette 1793, Herald 1847; Ellis
H. Roberts & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily G 1, weekly H 2.
OBSERVER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; democrat-
ic ; daily eight pages, weekly twelve pages ;
size of page — dailj^ 15x22, weekly 18x22; sub-
scription—daily $ti, weekly $1.50; established
—daily 1848, weekly 1816; E. P. Bailey & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
G 1, weekly G 1.
PRESS; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weeklv $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1882, weekly 1884; Geo. E.
Dunham, editor ; Otto A. Ma.ver, manager ;
Utica Daily Pi-ess Co., publishers; circula-
tion— dailv G 1, weeklv J 2.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG UND
ONEIDA DE3IOKRAT; triweekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ; Ger-
man; four pages; size 22x32; subscription
$3.50 ; established 1853 ; John C. Schreiber,
editor and publisher: circulation J 1.
CAHIP FIRE; Saturdays ; Grand Army
of the Republic ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; sub-
scription 51) cents ; established 1S84 ; S. S. Con-
ver.se, editor and publisher ; New York City
office, 52 Union Square.
HERALD AND GAZETTE AND
COURIER; (see Morning Herald and
Gazette.)
LIVING ISSUE; Thursdays; temper-
ance ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1875 ; G. D. Scrambling, editor
NEW YORK.
and publisher : circulation I 1 ; issues also
the Bugle Call.
SATURDAY GLOBE; Saturdays;
eiglit pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882; Thomas F. Baker editor;
Wm. T. Baker, publisher ; circulation C 2.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE J Sundays; eight
pages ; size 31x43 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; P. E. Kelly, editor and publisher ;
circulation G 1.
Y DRYCH; Thursdays ; Welsh ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page 16x23 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1851 ; T. J. Griffiths,
publisher ; circ'n H 2 ; issues also YCyfaill.
BUGIjE CALL; monthly; prohibition;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1884 ; G. D. Scrambling, editor
and publisher ; issues also the Living Issue.
CAMBRIAN; monthly : literary ; thirty-
six pages ; size of page (ixlO ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1880; Rev. E. C. Evans, edi-
tor and publisher.
CHURCH ECLECTIC; monthly; pro-
testant episcopal ; one hundred and six
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1873 ; W. T. Gibson, D. D., editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OLIVE BRANCH; monthly; spiritual-
ist ; twenty pages ; size of page 10x14 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876; David Jones,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
Y CYFAILL; monthly ; Welsh ; presby-
terian ; fifty pages octavo ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1837 ; Rev. H. G. Howell, D.D., edi-
tor ; T. J. Griffiths, publisher ; circulation J 1 ;
issues also Y Drych.
Y WAWR; monthly ; Welsh ; baptist;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1876 ; Rev. Owen Grif-
fith, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF IN-
SANITY; quarterly; medical; one hundred
and seventy pages ; size of page 6x10 ; sub-
scription $5 ; establislied 1844 ; Dr. Jolin P.
Graj', editor ; State Lunatic Asylum, publish-
ers ; cii'culation K 1.
VISITOR; quarterly ; temperance ;
tw^enty pages octavo ; subscription 25 cents ;
establislied 1879 ; Rev. L. D. White, editor and
publishe'r ; circulation I 2 .
VALATIE, Columbia Co., P, 1,775
pop. A manufacturing village in the town
of Kinderhook, on Boston & Albany Rd.,
16 m. from Albany. Engaged in woolen,
cotton and paper manufactures. The pop-
ulation of Kinderhook is 4,200.
KINDERHOOK ROUGH NOTES;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1825 ; C. W.
Davis & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion 1,525.
VICTOR, Ontario Co., -n 800 pop., on
Auburn branch of New York Central &
Hudson River Rd., 9 m. from Canandaigua
and 19 from Rochester. Iron foundries and
large distillery.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
W. W. Malay, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WALDEN, Orange Co., [^2,270 pop.,
on Wallkill r. and Wallkill Valley Rd., 10 m.
N. W. of Newburgh. Foundry, woolen mills
and manufactories of engines and knives.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44; subscription $2 ; established
1870 ; Chauncey A. Reed, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
WALLKILL VALLEV TIMES;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1884; J. M. Maybee,
editor ; Lester Winfleld, publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
WALTON, Delaware Co., P, 2,000 pop.,
on W. branch of Delaware r. and New York,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
497
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
Ontario & Western Rd., at junction of Delhi
Branch Rd„ 17 m. S. W. of Delhi and 23
from Sidney Plains. Tannery foundry nov-
elty works, child's carriage and toy fac-
tory and other manufactories located at
this place.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; independ-
ent-republican ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; sub-
scription S1.50; established 1869; Wm. A.
White & Son, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1.
S^PltESS; Tuesdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription §1 ; established 1SS5 ; Press
Co., editors and publishers.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x4(1; subscription .$1.50; established
1881; Bulkley & White, editors and publishers;
circulation .J 1.
WAPPINGERS FALLS, Dutch-
ess Co., O^ 5,000 pop., on Wappingers creek,
1 m. from N. Y. Central & Hudson River Rd.
Garner Print Works and other large manu-
factories are here.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2.25 ;
established 1870 ; Fred W. Corson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WARRENSBURGH, Warren Co.,
cf 1,780 pop., on Schroon r., 3 m. from Adi-
rondack Rd., and 68 from Albany. Engaged
in the leather, pulp and lumber business.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 30x
44; subscription §1.50; established 1878; L. C.
Dickinson, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
WARSAW, C. H., Wyoming Co., -n
0,000 pop., on Allen's creek, at junction of
N. Y., Lake Erie & Western and Rochester
& Pittsburgh Rds., 48 m. from Buffalo. A
business centre. Important deposits of salt
exist in the vicinity, which are worked
quite extensively.
WESTERN NEW YORKER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1S41 ;
H. A. Dudley, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
WYOMING CO. DEMOCRAT-RE-
VIEW; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1..50 ; estab-
lished 1845 ; D. H. Turner, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; an edition, entitled the Ar-
gus, is issued for Attica ; issues also the
Guide.
WYOMING CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription .$2 ; established 1870 ; S. Wilson
Wade, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
GUIDE; semi-monthly; odd fellowship;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscrtption $1.25;
established 1881 ; D. H. Turner, editor and
publisher; circulation HI; issues also the
Wyominrj Go. Democrat-Review.
WARWICK, Orange Co., O, 1,200
pop. (of town 5,800), on Lehigh & Hudson
River Rd., 11 m. from Greycourt, which is on
the N. Y., L. E. & Western Rd., on the
American Trosach summer exctirsion route,
in the centre of a rich agricultm-al region
inhabited by a thrifty class of farmers.
Various manufactures and trades repre-
sented here.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; f otir pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1866 ; Hiram Tate, editor and
publisher ; circulation k; 2.
WARWICK, VALLEY DISPATCH;
Wednesdays ; foiu* pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; G. F. Ketchum,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; dated
at Warwick and Chester.
WASHINGTON VILLE, Orange
Co., □, 700 pop., on Otter Kill creek and a
branch of the Erie Rd. Extensive wine
manufactories in vicinity.
BLOOMING GROVE NEWS; Wed
nesdays; eight pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1 : established 1885 ; J. Owen Moore,
editor; James C. Merritt, publisher; circula-
tion LI; an eflition of Highland Falls Jo w?'-
nal.
WATERFORD, Saratoga Co., o
7,C<W pop., on Del. & Hudson Canal Go's Rd.
and Hudson r., near the mouth of Mohawk
r., 4 m. from Troy and 10 above Albany. En-
gaged in manufacture of knit goods, col-
lars and cuffs, stocks and dies, lathes, fire
hydrants, steam and hand fire engines,
valves, paper, brushes, etc. Has water
works, fine system of sewerage and line of
street railway. Three knitting mills have
recently been erected, making seven now
in operation here.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1872; R. D. Palmateer, editor;
Palmateer & Smith, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
WATERLOO, C. H., Seneca Co., u
5,000 pop., on New York Central & Hudson
River Rd. and Cayuga and Seneca canal, 19
m. from Auburn. Engaged In manufactur-
ing shawls, carriage-wheels, 3'east cakes,
iron fences and woolen goods, agricultural
Implements, steam and friction engines,
organs, carriages and other articles ; also In
milling.
OBSERVER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1826 ; W. H. Burton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SENECA CO. NEWS ; Tuesdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; Vair & Medden,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WATERTOWN,C.H.,^e#erson Co.,
^ 13,219 pop., on Black r. and on Rome,
WatertoAvn & Ogdensburgh Rd., Ti m. from
Rome, and on Utica & Black River Rd., 91
m. from Utica. A raUroad extends from
here to Ogdensburgh and Cape Vincent on
the St. LaAvrence r. and to Sackett's Harbor
on Lake Ontario. The falls here furnish
power, which is developed to a large extent.
The manufactures are various and exten-
sive.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and REFORMER AND TIMES,
Wednesdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
of page 16x24 ; subscription— -daily $6, weekly
$2; established— daily 1860, weekly 1850; B.
Brockwav & Sons, publishers ; circulation —
dailv I 2, weekly H 1.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; prohibition;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1884 ; Geo. E. Satchwell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 36x48; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; Jere Coughlin, editor and
publisher.
POST ; Tuesdays ; independent-republi-
can ; four pages ; size 80x46 : subscription
$1.50; established 1870; S. Ingalls & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
498
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
REFOR3IER AND TIMES ; (see
Titnes.)
RE-UNION; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 32x46; subscription $1.50;
established 1824 ; Charles W, Clare, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
WATERVILLE, Oneida Co., n 2,011
pop., in Sangerfleld township, on Del., Lack.
& Western Rd., 21 m, from Utica. Hop
raising is an important industry in this
locality.
REFLEX 5 Werlnesdaj^s ; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; W. S. Hawkins, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
TI3IES AND HOP REPORTER;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.50 ; established 1855 ; Frank J. Cutter,
editor ami publisher ; circulation J 1 ; an
edition specially prepared for the hop inter-
ests is issued on Tuesdays ; subscription
$2.50, both editions $3.50 ; circulation of Tues-
day edition K 1.
WATKINS, C. H., Schuyler Co., n
2,723 pop., on Seneca Lake, Syracuse, Gen-
eva & Corning Rd., and Northern Centi-al
Rd., connected with Geneva at the other
end of the lake, about 85 m. distant, by
steamers, 20 from Elmira. In an agricult-
ural and grape-growing district. Watklns
Glen, located here, is annually visited by
from 50,000 to 75,000 people.
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscx'iption $2 ; es-
tablished 1865; W. H. Baldwin, editor and
publisher: circulation .J 1.
DEMOCRATIC IIERALiD ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1877; S. H.
Ferenbaugh, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
EXPRESS: Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1854 ; Levi M. Gano, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
WAVERLY, Tioga Co., g 4,000 pop.,
on Chemung r., N. Y., Lake Erie & Western
and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Rds., at junction of Lehigh Valley and Ge-
neva, Ithaca & Sayre Rds., 19 m. from Elmira.
Surrounded by farming lands, and shipping
point for grain and butter ; manufactures
toys, furniture, cigars, paper, machinery,
car wheels, etc.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1852 ; G. D. Genung, editor ; E. L. Vin-
cent, pul>lisher : circulation K 2.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; four pages;
size of page2i)x26; subscription 50 cents; es-
taVjHshed 1867; James B. Bray, editor and
publisher : circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x41): subscription $1..50 ; established
1882 ; Noble & Noble, editors and publishers ;
circulation L2.
WAYLiAND, Steuben Co., p 750
pop., oia Delaware, Lack. & Western
Rd. and Rochester division of N. Y., Lake
Erie & Western Rd., 50 m. from Rochester.
An agricultural and manufacturing district;
centre of trade for grain and lumber. Has
graded school.
UNION ADVERTISER; Saturdays;
independent : four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.50; estal)lished 1873; Union Ad-
vertiser Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
NEW YORK.
WEEDSPORT, Cayuga Co., u 1,800
pop., on Erie Canal and New York Central,
N. Y., West Shore & Buffalo and Southern
Central Rds., 8 m. from A\iburn. Engaged
in manufacturing hoop skirts and farming
implements.
CAYUGA CHIEF; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1877 ; H. D. Brown & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL,; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Geo. R. Nash editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WELLS, Hamilton Co., [j' 227 pop.
(town 1,113+), on Sacondaga r. and stage line
between Northville and Sageville, the coun-
ty seat, 13 m. from Sageville and 50 N. W.
of Albany. In agricultural section.
ADIRONDACK HERALD; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; J. B. Mor-
rison, editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
JOURNAL. AND REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x45; subscription $1.50; established 1870;
Blunck & Leaning, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; an edition of the Johnstown
Fulton Co. Republican.
WELLSVILLE, Allegany Co., p
2,049+ pop. (townsliip 4,259), on Genesee r.
and N. Y., Lake Erie & Western and Brad-
ford, Eldred & Cuba Rds., 27 m. W. of Hor-
nellsville. Engaged in tanning; has con-
siderable trade with Northern Pennsyl-
vania.
FREE PRESS; every morning except
Sunday; republican; four pages; size 20x30;
subscription $5.50; established 1883; A. M.
Cole, R. Scott and B. R. Newton, editors and
publishei's ; circulation K 2.
REPORTER; every evening except
Sunday, and ALLEGANY CO. RE-
PORTER, Thursdays ; four pages ; size-
daily 18x27, weekly 29x46 ; subscription— daily
$3, weekly $1 ; established— daily ISSO, weekly
1839 ; Enos W. Barnes, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 2.
ALLEGANY CO. DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x42; subscription $1.50; established 1859;
A. E. Cowles. editor and publisher ; circn J 1 .
ALLEGANY CO. REPORTER ; (see
Reporter.)
WESTCHESTER, Westchester Co.,
Q, 13,000 pop, of township, on New York, New
Haven & Harlem Rd., 5J^ m. from Harlem
Bridge. Many fine residences in this
vicinity.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lisheil 1885 ; J. T. Lane, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
WESTFIELD, Chautauqua Co., p
3,323 pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan South-
ern and New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Rd., 57 m. from Buffalo and 31 from
Erie, Pa. Has tannery, flouring, paper and
woolen mills and manufactory of mowers,
carriages and baskets.
CHURCH KALENDAR; Saturdays;
protestaut episcopal ; four pages ; size
22x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Rev.
Chas. W. Hayes, editor ; Alfred E. Rose, pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1 ; dated at VVestfleld
and Buffalo.
GRAPEVINE; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; es-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
499
XEW YORK.
tablished 18S4; A. E. Rose, editor; circula-
tion K 1 ; dated at Westfleld and Brocton.
KEPUBL.ICA1V; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.5U ; estabiislied 1855 ; Alfred E. Kose, pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
FOK3ILLAKY AND DRUGGISTS'
MAGAZINE; monthly ; pharmaceu-
tical ; eif,'hty-f our pages octavo ; subscription
S2 ; established 1883 ; B. Fenner, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 1 .
WESTFORD, Otsego Co., n 1,500
pop., 55 m. W. of Albany. In an agricult-
ural section.
PASTORAIi VISITOR; monthly;
methodist episcopal ; twelve pages ; size of
paye 11x14; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1835; Rev. Beuj. P. Ripley, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WEST FULTON, Schoharie Co.,d-
150 pop., 9 m. S. of Cobleskill and same dis-
tance W. of Middleburgh. Has a steam
flouring mill.
DISTRICT REVIEW; monthly;
educational ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1885; Jacob H.
Mann, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WEST NEW^ BRIGHTON,
Richmond Co., 0,6,000 pop., 8 m. from New
York City, with which it is connected by
ferry. Seat of some manufactures. A
place of residence for many who do busi-
ness in New York city.
RICHMOND CO. ADVANCE; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription .§1.50 ; established 1886 ; J. Craw-
ford, Jr., editor and publisher.
STATEN ISLAND STAR ; Fridays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877; O. A.
Douglas, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
WEST TROY, Alba7iy Co., D- 8,820t
pop., on W. bank of Hudson r., opposite
Troy, with which it is connected by bridge
and steam feiTy. Engaged in manufactur-
ing and lumber trade. Watervliet Arsenal
—an important United States post — is
located at this place.
JOURNAL AND DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1857 ;
Treanor & Hardin, editors and publishers ;
cii'culation K 1.
WEST VALLEY, Cattaraugus Co.,
p 325 pop., on Buffalo div. of Buffalo, Roch-
ester & Pittsburgh Rd., in a superior farm-
ing section, 9 m. from Springvllle and 40
from Buffalo. The most prominent occupa-
tion is the manufacturing of butter and
cheese.
LIVELY TIMES; monthly; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
188fi ; A. O. Tillinshast, editor and publisher ;
issues also the EUicottville Post.
WEST WINFIELD, Herkimer Co.,
i 600 pop., 20 m. South of Utica, on the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Rd.
Has tannery, box factoi-y. and sash and
blind manufactory.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .S1.50; established 1884; C. D.
Wheeler, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
^WHITEHALL, Washington Co., Ch
4,270 pop., on Lake Champlain, at mouth of
NEW YORK.
Poultney r. Connected with vanous ports
on the Lake by steamers, and by railroad
with Troy, Albany, the East and North.
Considerable manufacturing done here;
extensively engaged in the lumber busi-
ness; boat -building carried on.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription §1 ; established
1840 ; W. H. Tefft, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
TIMES; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription §1.10; estab-
lished 1861; W. A. Wilkins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1.
TRINITY CHIMES; monthly; prot-
estant episcopal ; foi'ty pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
Rev. Alexander McMillan, editor and pub-
lisher.
W^HITE PLAINS, C. H., West-
Chester Co., Q, 4,300 pop., on New York &
Harlem Rd., 22 m. from New York. A con-
venient place of residence for people doing
business in New York City. Numerous
trains each waj' daily.
EASTERN STATE JOURNAL; Sat-
urdays; democratic; four pages; size 28x40;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1845 ; E. J.
Horton, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
NORTHERN EAGLE AND
SUBURBAN NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; Peter E. Tarpy, editor ; Northern
Eagle Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1 ;
dated at White Plains and New York City.
STANDARD; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x:M ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
J. O. Spencer, editor ; Standard Item Publish-
ing Co., publishers : circulation L 2.
WESTCHESTER NEWS; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; Edward B. Long,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WHITESTONE, Queens Co., U, 2,520^
pop. Terminus of North Side division (to
Whitestone) of the Long Island Rd. En-
gaged in commerce and manufacturing.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1870; L. Fowler, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WHITNEY'S POINT, Broome Co.,
9 1,000 pop., on Delaware, Lac. & Western
Rd. Has several factories.
REPORTER; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subsciiption $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Mark D. Branday & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WILLIAMSON, Wayne Co., ^ 500
pop., on the Western division of the
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburgh Rd., 47
m. from Oswego. Steam flouriug mill, box
factory, grain elevator and graded school
here. Has fine mineral spring.
SENTINEL; weekly ; republican ;
four pages ; size 19x26 ; established 1885 ; H.
N. Burr, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
W^ILLIAMSVILLE, Erie Co., ^
880 pop., 10 m. from Buffalo. Has mills
and a large brewery. Quicklime in
abundance.
AMHERST BEE ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. L. Rinewalt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
iOO
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NEW YORK.
WILSON, Niagara Co., -u 662t pop.,
on Lake Ontario and R., W. & O. Rd., 15 ni.
from Lockport. Au important shipping
point for lumber. Has steam lumber mills
and several iron foundries.
ST AR ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x:i'^ ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Charles E. Honeywell, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WINDHAM, Greene Co., CX. 350 pop.
(town l.SOO), on Batavia creek, 25 m. W. of
Catskill and 8 m. from the Hunter & Phoe-
nicia Rd. In the heart of the Catskill ranges,
and a popular summer resort, commanding
easy access to various points.
JOURNALi; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1857 ; Edward M. Cole, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
WINDSOR, Broome Co., g 800 pop.,
on Susquehanna r. and Del. & Hudson
Canal Go's Rd. Manufactures whips.
STANDARD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; C. E. Babcock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WOLCOTT, JVayne Co., -n 1,900 pop.,
on Oswego & Niagara Falls division of
R., W. & O. Rd., 20 m. S. W. of Oswego.
Has the best brick business blocks in
county. Contains steam grist, saw and
planing mills, foundrj' and machine shop,
steel plow works, basket f actoi-y, numerous
churches, stores and hotels. Is the centre
of a thriving trade from the surrounding
territory.
L.AKE SHORE NEWS; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1874; William H.
Thomas, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
WOODHAVEN, Queens Co.. □, 1,100
pop., on Long Island Rd., at junction with
New York, Woodhaven & Rockaway Rd.
Has factory employing 800 hands.
JO URN A Lj ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Winfleld E. Powell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LONG ISTiAND DEUTSCHE ZEI-
TT'NG; (see Brooklyn.)
WOODHULL, Steuben Co., p 450
pop., on Addison & Erie Rd. Foundry, grist
and saw mills are located here.
STEUBEN SENTINEL. ; Thursdays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 : sub-
scription .SI ; established 1880 ; R. C. Park,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WORCESTER, Otsego Co., a 1,200
pop. (of village), on the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Co's Rd., about 20 m. from
Oneonta. Engaged principally in dairying
and hop raising and milling, and the centre
of a good farming country.
TIMES; Tlmrsdays ; independent; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.60; estab-
lished 1875 ; A. E. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
WURTSBORO, Sullivan Co., q. 600
pop., on Delaware & Hudson Canal, }4 ni-
from Wurtsboro Station on N. Y., Ontario
& Western Rd., and 11 from Mlddletown.
DISPATCH ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
NEW YORK.
size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
Harry F. White, editor and publisher ; an
edition, same title, is issued for Blooming-
burg.
YONKERS, Westchester Co., i\ 25,000
pop., on E. bank of the Hudson r. and
on New York Central & Hudson River
Rd., 17 m. from New York and adjacent
to the northerly municipal line of the
latter city. Engaged in various manu-
factures and in commerce in various sta-
ples ; residence of many persons doing
business in New York. Several institutions
of learning are located here. The city has
an important wholesale business.
STATESMAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size — daily 21x32, weekly
28x42; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2.50;
established— daily 1883, weekly 1856 ; John W.
Oliver, editor aiid publisher; circulation-
daily J 1 , weeklj^ J 1 .
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription .$2.50;
established 1852 ; J. G. P. Holden, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
HERALiD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
E. C. Bruce, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
IRVINGTON COURIER; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 : subscription .$1.50 ; es-
tablished 1S84; W. J. Donohue. editor; E. C.
Bruce, publisher ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; German ; four
pages; size 25x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883; Yonkers Journal Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 1.
RECORD OF THE TIMES ; (see Tar
rytown.)
YORKSHIRE CENTRE, Catta-
7-aiigus Co., P 520 pop., on the Buffalo, New
York & Philadelphia Rd., 38 m. from Buf-
falo and 25 from Hinsd^e, on the New
York, Lake Erie and Western Rd. F) uring
and lumber mills, cheese factory an nan-
ufactures of carriages, sash, blinds, e' .
PRESS ; Fridays: four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Miss Abbie
E. Hufstader, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
YOTJIUGSTO^WS, Niagara Co., ^d 900
pop., on Niagara r. near Lake Ontario, 1 m.
from Fort Niagara. A lake port of con-
siderable importance, with a fine natural
harbor.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 44x60 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; N. D.
Haskell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
NORTH CAROLINA.
ALBEMARLE, C. H., Stanly Co., u
250 pop., 8 m. W. of Pee Dee r. and 25 S. E. of
Concord, a station on the Atlanta & Char-
lotte Air Line Rd. An agricultural region.
STANLY OBSERVER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ILshed 1882 ; John R. Elkins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ASHEBORO, C. H., Randolph Co., a
708 pop., 28 m. from Greensboro. Has sev-
eral steam saw mills and buggy shops.
COURIER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x80 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Michael Bradshaw, editor ;
circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
501
NORTH CAROLINA.
ASHEVILLE,C.H.,5M?ico»i6e Co., -n
tj,50U pop., on Western North Carolina Rrl.,
near French Broad r., 275 m. W. of Raleigh.
Has manufactories. The centre of a tobac-
co-growing district.
ADVANCE ; eveiT morning except Mon-
day, and WEEIvLiY, Saturdaj^s; four
pages ; size 24xot) ; subscription— dally $7,
weexfly §1 ; established — daily 1883, weekly
1884 ; Theo. Hobgood, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation— daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
CITIZEN; every morning except Mon-
daj% and WEEKIjY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
26x40 ; subscription— dailj' S6, weekly $1.50 ;
established 1870 ; Furman, Stone & Cameron
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly .1 2.
SKYL.AND HERALD; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.20; estal)lished 1886; Alex. H. Jones,
editor and inxblisher.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA
BAP riSJT: Tuesdays ; baptist ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Jos. E. Carter, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2
MOUNTAIN GLEANER? biweekly;
four pages ; size 20x2<) ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; E. H. Lipscombe, editor and
publisher ; an organ of the colored people.
CAROLINA LIVE STOCK JOUR-
NAL ; semi-monthly ; live stock ; twelve
pages octavo ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; John A. Williams, Ji\, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
COUNTRY HOWES; monthly; agri-
cultural; sixteen pages; size of page 10x14;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; Tom-
linson Bros., editors and publishers ; circula
tion H 1.
JOURNAL; monthly ; four pages ; size of
page 13x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886 ; A. B. Sams, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2.
LAND OF THE SKY; monthly; im-
migration ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Natt At-
kinson, editor ; Atkinson & Cocke, publishers.
BATTIiEBORO, Edgecombe Co., [if
1,000 pop., on Wilmington & Weldon Rd.
Steam saw and grist mills and plow fac-
tory.
HEADLIGHT; Fridays ; fom- pages ;
size 21x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
P. S. Pender, editor ; W. P. Davis & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation L 1 .
BEAUFORT, C. H., Carteret Co., \\
2,100 pop., on Newijort r., 2 m. from More-
head City. A summer and fishing resort.
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50; established 1881 ; G.
W. Charlotte, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
BLADEN SPRINGS, (GREEN
P. O.) Bladen Co., 9 lOij pop., on Carolina
Central Rd., in a rich farming district, 60 m.
from Wilmington.
BLADEN BULLETIN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; E. B. Russ and S. Lyon, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BUSH HILL, Randolph Co., n 300
pop., 3 m. from High Point, on the North
Carolina Rd. Has a tannery, also shuttle,
sash and blind, wheel and shoe factories.
^PROHIBITION LEADER; Thurs
days ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; James R.
Jones, editor ; Leader Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NORTH CAROLINA.
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CARTHAGE, C. H., Moore Co.,n 366t
pop., near Cameron — a station on Raleigh
& Augusta Air Line Rd. Engaged in car-
riage manufacturing.
PINE TREE BLADE; Tuesdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1; established
1881; John W. Scott, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CHADBOURN, Columbus Co., g 150
pop., on the Wilmington, Columbia & Au-
gusta and the Wilmington, Chadbourn &
Conway Rds. Has the largest saw mill In
the State ; also cotton gin, grist mill, etc.
COLUMBUS TIMES; Thursdays; four
pages; size 21x36; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; N. A. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
CHAPEL HILL, Orange Co., t^ 1.000
pop., on the University Rd., branch of the
N. C. Rd., 12 m. W. of Durham and 28
N. W. of Raleigh, near the centre of
the Golden Tobacco Belt, in an iron-mining
district and the seat of the University of
North Carolina.
UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE; month
ly ; fifty-six pages octavo ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18=)8 ; Dialectic and Philanthropic
Literary Societies, editoi's and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
CHARLOTTE, C. H., Mecklenburg
Co., p 12,000 pop. (township 15,000), on Sugar
Creek and Carolina Central Rd., at terminus
of North Carolina division of Richmond &
Danville and Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Rds., terminus of Air Line and the Atlantic,
Tennessee & Ohio Rds. Location of a
brancli mint. Manufactories of carriages,
machinery, cotton goods, farm implements,
tobacco and iron castings.
CHRONICLE; every morning except
Monday, and CHRONICLE GAZETTE,
Fridays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page)
15x22; subscription— daily .$7, weekly ,$1.50;
established 1887; W. S. Hemby, editor and
publisher.
OBSERVER; every morning except
Monday, and VVEEKLY,'Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; dally four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 26x40, weeklv 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $1.75 ; established 1869 ;
Charles R. Jones, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily J 1, weeklv J 2.
CHRONICLE-GAZETTE; (see
Chronicle.)
CHURCH MESSENGER ; Thurs-
days ; protestant episcopal ; ten pages ; size
of page 11x16 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1879 : Rev. Edmund N. Joyner, editor ; J. Hirst,
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CRAFTS >IAN; Saturdays; four pages;
.size 22x30; subseriprion $1; established 1886;
Norwood Bros., editors and publishers.
HOME AND DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages : size 26x42 : sub-
scription $2 ; established 1852 ; Yates &
Strong, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
CLINTON, C. H., Sampson Co., g 1,000
pop., 60 m. N. of Wilmington and 14 W. of
Warsaw, a station on the Wilmington &
Weldon Rd. The collegiate institute for
young ladies and an academy for boj^s are
located here. A thriving place. The p'ro-
posed Norfolk & Charleston Rd. intersects
the town.
CAUCASIAN ; Thursdays; democratic;
502
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NORTH CAROLINA.
four pages ; size 2Sx44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18S2 ; Culbreth & Nicholson, edi-
tors and piiblishei's ; circulation K 1.
CONCORD, C. H., Cabarrus Co., JJ
1,655 pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd., 21
ni. from Charlotte and 22 from Salisbury.
Has cotton and plaid factories.
REGISTER; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x3tj ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1ST5 ; John Woodhouse, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
T I ;>I E S ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; John B. Sherrill, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation K 2.
DALLAS, C. H., Gastoii Co., p 500
pop., on Chester and Lenoir Narrow Gauge
Rd., 25 m. W. of Charlotte, near the Little
Catawba r. Manufactures and small stores.
GASTON CURRENT; Thursdays ; four
pa^es; size 24x35; subscription $1: estab-
lished 1885; B. F. Tipton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
DANBURY, C. H., stokes Co., i 144
pop., 122 m. N. N. W. of Raleigh and 10 from
Virginia State line. In an agricultural sec-
tion.
REPORTER-POST ; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 18r3; Pepper & Sons, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
DURHAM, C. H., Durham Co., i
11,000 pop. (of town 5,507), on Richmond
& Danville Rd., 25 m. from Raleigh, Widely
known on account of having the largest
and most extensive tobacco factories in
the world.
RECO K DER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly
32x44 ; subscription— daily $4, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1886, weekly 1820; E. C.
Hackney, editor and publisher ; circulation —
weekly J 1 .
TOBACCO PLANT; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; W. G-. Burk-
head, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
EDENTON, C. H.. Chowan Co., cf 1,500
pop., situated on,Edenton bay and Norfolk
Southern Rd., at the mouth of Albemarle
Sound and Chowan r., 130 miles E. by N.
from Raleigh. Has fine Court House, acad-
emj- and six churches. Largely engaged
in shad and herring fisheries.
FISHERMAN AND FARMER;
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; four
ages; size 11x16; subscription $1; estab-
ished 1885; Fisherman and Farmer Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers.
ALBEMARLE ENQUIRER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; H. J,
& A. H. Dovvell, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1 .
ELIZABETH CITY, C. H., Pasquo-
tank Co., c/ 3,500 pop., on Pasquotank r. and
Norfolk Southern Rd., 20 m. from Albemarle
Sound. Connected by a daily line of steam-
ers and railroad with Norfolk, Va. En-
gaged in lumber, grain trade, cotton seed-
oil mills, cotton factory and fishing.
ECONOMIST; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; R. B. Creecy, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
fi
NORTH CAROLINA.
FALCON; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; L. E. Chapman, editor ; Falcon
Publishing Co., ]5ublishers; circulation J 1.
NORTH CAROLINIAN; Wednes
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; Palemon
John, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
FAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Cumber-
land Co., p 4,50iJ pop. (of town), on Cape
Fear r., at the head of navigation, and on
Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rd., and Wilson
branch of Atlantic Coast Line Rd. Centre
of trade and shipping point for lumber, tar,
turpentine, cotton, etc. Engaged in the
manufacture of cotton goods.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Weduesdav, Thursday and Sunday, and
DOLLAR NEWS, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 15x22, weekly
22x32; subscription- daily $3, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1885, weekly 1883; J.H.Ben-
ton and W. M. Decker, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily L 2, weekly L2.
DOLLAR NEWS ; (see Evening News.)
OBSERVER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1S23; Geo. H. Haigh, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FOREST CITY, Rutherford Co., p
212 pop. Timber, live stock and grain-
growing section. Healthy climate.
RECORD ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; C. C. Irwin, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
FRANKLINTON, FranUin Co., t}
1,000 pop., situated on Raleigh & Gaston
Rd., at junction of Louisburg Rd. Centre of
a fine tobacco and cotton-growing section.
W^EEKL Y ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
Ushed 1883; N. Y. Gulley, editor; Gulley &
Morris, publishers ; circulation K 2.
GASTONIA, Gaston Co., p 580 pop.,
at junction of Chester & Lenoir Rd. and
Atlanta & Charlotte division of Richmond
& Danville Rd. An active business centre
of a cotton district and prominent ship-
ping point for that product.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880; J. E. Page, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
GERMANTOWN, Stokes Co.,
^ 200 pop.. 13 m. from Winston, in a well
timbered, agricultural, tobacco raising and
live-stock section. On extension of Cape
Fear & Yadkin Valley Rd. Several large
coal mines in viciuitj\
TIMES ; Wednesday ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 18S6; J. E. Crews & Co., editors and
publishers.
GOLDSBORO, C. H., Wayne Co., D-
4,500 pop., on Neuse r., and Wilmington
and Weldon Rd., 84 m. from Wilmington.
The Midland North Carolina Rd. terminates
here ; also E. terminus of North Carolina
division of Richmond & Danville Rd. One
of the most important trade and manufac-
turing centres in the State. In centre of
cotton region and agricultural section.
AR<tUS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four pages;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
503
NORTH CAROLINA.
size— daily 20x26, weelclv 26x40 ; subscription
—daily S5, weekly $1; established 1885; J. E.
Rol)in'son. editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily L 2, weekly L 2.
>IESSEN<tER; semi-weekly, Mondays
and Thursdays,and TRAN-
SJCItlPT AND 3IES-
SENGER, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size—
semi-weekly 35x48, weekly
58x54 ; subscription — se m i -
weekly $3, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; J. A. Bonitz,
editor and publisher ; circu-
lation— semi -weekly K 2,
weekly H 2.
MErtlOMl-*T ADVANCE; Wednes-
days ; methodist episcopal, south ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. B. Babbitt, D.D., editor and
publisher; circulation .12.
TRANSCRIPT AND MESSEN-
GER: {^ee Messenfier.)
BAPTIST REVIEW: semi-monthly;
baptist ; four pages ; size 24x3(5 ; established
1886 ; Rev. B. W. Nash, editor and publisher.
GRAHAM. C. H., Alamance Co., t] 500
pop. (of township 2,440), on N. C. division
of Richmond & Danville Rd. Has a cotton
and tobacco factory.
ALAMANCE GLEANER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1875 ; J. D. Kernodle,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
GREENSBORO, C. H., Guilford
Co., b 5,000 pop., on the North Carolina di-
vision of Richmond & Danville Rd., on the
line of the Cape Fear & Yadkin Valley Rd.,
at the junction of Richmond, Danville «fe
Piedmont Rd., 81 m, from Raleigh. Engaged
in manufacturing.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Monday ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1886 ; J. S. Hampton,
editor and publisher.
WORKMAN; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages; size 20x26; subscription
$3 ; established 1883 ; J. L. Michaux, editor and
publisher; circulation Kl; issues also the
Central Protestant.
CENTRAL PROTESTANT; Satur
daj's ; methodist protestaut ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; J. L.
Michaux, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1 ; issues also the Workman.
NORTH CAROLINA PROHIBI-
T I O N I S T ; Fridays ; prohibition ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1883 ; Rev. W. T. Walker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NORTH STATE; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1867 ; Keogh & Boyd, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
OUR HO>IES; Thursdays; four pflges ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
W. C. Pliillips, editor and publisher.
PATRIOT; Fridays; four pages; size
28x4 i ; subscription $1.50; established 1825;
Z. W. Whitehead, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
ANCHOR; monthly; temperance; eight
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription 50
cents; established 18S4; Mrs. E. D. Hundley,
editor and publisher.
COLLEGE MESSAGE; monthly; eight
pages; size of page 9x12; sunscription 75 cents;
established 1885 ; Students of Greensboro Fe-
male College, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
coUeniate vear.
COLPORTEUR; monthly; methodist;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1887 ; Rev. P. L. Groome, editor
and publisher.
NORTH CAROLINA.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Pitt Co., n-
2,200 pop., on Tar r., 25 m. from Tarboro
and Washington. Large carriage and other
manufactories are located at this place.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; G. B.
King, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
EASTERN REFLECTOR; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; D. J. Whichard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HENDERSON, C. H., Vance Co., i
3,500 pop., on Raleigh & Gaston Rd., at ter-
minus of Oxford & Henderson Rd., 42 m.
from Raleigh ; 500 feet above sea level ; in
heart of the " Golden " tobacco belt on one
side and a fine cotton-growing section on
the other. Wheat, corn, rye, oats, barley,
potatoes, clover, small fruits, etc., are also
raised. Tobacco the chief trade.
GOLD LEAF; Thursdays; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Thad. R. Manning, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HENDERSONVILLE, C. H., Hen.
derson Co., p 1,000 pop., in the Western part
of the State, 12 m. from South Carolina State
line, and 295 W. of Raleigh and 21 from
Asheville. Broom, furniture and carriage
manufactories here.
TIMES; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
Jas. D. Davis & Bro., editors and publishers.
HICKORY, Catawba Co., -nl,800pop.,
on Western North Carolina Rd. and the
Chester & Lenoii* Narrow Guage Rd., about
40 m. W. of Statesville and 30 from Blue
Ridge. Corn, wheat, cotton and tobacco
raised. Has excellent educational institu-
tions and large manufacturing interests. A
watering place.
PIED3IONT PRESS; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; .subscription
$1.50; established 1871; R. K. Bryan, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN CAROLINIAN; Fridays;
prohibition ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; Murrill & Cuthbert-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation K L
HIGHLANDS, Macon Co., p 500 pop.,
on Cullasaja r., 18 m. N. W. of Franklin. A
summer resort, 3,700 feet above sea level. A
rapidly-growing town ; some manufactur-
ing is done here.
HIGHLANDER; Fridaj-s ; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885;
Highlander Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
HIGH POINT, Guilford Co., b 2,000
pop., on Richmond & Danville Air Line Rd.,
at junction of Fayette ville & Winston
Rd., 15 m. from Greensboro and 90 from
Raleigh. Has one cotton and three wood-
working mills, two tobacco factories, three
tobacco warehouses and four mills. Con-
siderable wheat, corn, tobacco and cotton
trade.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
C. F. Crutchfleld, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
504
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NORTH CAROLINA.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Orange Co., [^
801) pop. (of township 4,095), on Richmond
& Danville Rd. The manufactui-e and sale
of tobacco is the most prominent feature.
ORANGE CO. OBSERVER ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1878 ; Joseph A. Harris,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HOYLE, Randolph Co., n 30 pop., in a
splendid agricultural locality, 10 m. from
Trinity College and 15 from High Point.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 18S7 ;
R. L. Beckerclite, etlitor and publisher.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Ashe Co., b 225
pop., 40 m. from Marion, Va., the nearest
railroad station. An agricultural and
stock-raising district.
APPALACHIAN PHILOSOPHER;
Fridays ; independent ; eight pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription SI ; established 18S4 ;
F. M. Murchison, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L2.
KERNERSVILLE, Forsyth Co., b
1,000 pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd., 18 m.
from Greensboro, and 11 from Winston and
Salem. Tobacco manufacturing and farm-
ing are the principal industries.
NEWS AND FAR>I; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 22x:50 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. H. Lindsay, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
KINSTON, C. H., Leiioir Co., a- 2,500
pop., 80 m. S. E. of Raleigh ; on Neuse r. and
Atlantic & North Carolina Rd. Turpentine
distilleries. Important shipping point for
cotton. Has best of educational advan-
tages.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; C. C. Daniels and W. S. Her-
bert, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
LA GRANGE, Lenoir Co., a- 617
pop., on Atlantic & North Carolina Rd., 14
m. from Goldsboro'. Carriage factory here.
SPECTATOR; Fridays; four pages;
size 14x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Spectator Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
DAVIS CADET; monthly; eight pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1882 ; W. H. BfooKs and F D. Koonze, editors ;
Davis & Co., publishers ; circulation L 1.
liAURINBURG, Richmond Co., Q
1,500 pop., on Carolina Central Rd. Large
" back country " and good farming land.
EXCHANGE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscriotion .$1.50 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; J. D. Bundy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LEAKSVILLE, Rockingham Co., [^
1.000 pop., on Dan r. and Danville, Mocks-
ville & Southwestern Rd., 26 m. from Dan-
vine. Cotton and tobacco factories and
woolen mill.
DAN VAL.1-.EY ECHO; Thursdays;
four pages; size 22x32; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1885; N. S. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LENOIR, C. H., Caldwell Co., -n 700
pop., terminus of the Chester & Lenoir
NORTH CAROLINA.
Rd. 12 m. from Blue Ridge mountains.
Manufacturing carried on.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
75 cents ; H. S. Blair, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
TOPIC; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875; W. W. Scott, Jr., editor and
publisher; circulation J 2. S^^ Actual aver-
age circulation for one year preceding Nov.
10, 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 1,750
copies.
LEXINGTON, C.H.,J>avtVZson Co., n
1,000 pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd., 17
m. from Salisbury. Engaged in mining,
lumbering and agriculture ; also grain,
cotton and tobacco raising.
DAVIDSON DISPATCH ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ;
established 1882 ; T. B. Eldridge, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
NORMAL ECHO; monthly; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 7x9 ; subscription 50
cents; established 1885; L. E. Duncan, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; a school
paper ; issued during the school year.
LINCOLNTON, C. H., Lincoln Co., p
1,500 pop., on Carolina Central Rd., at junc-
tion of Chester & Lenoir Rd., 22 m. W. of
Shelby and 32 E. of Charlotte. Engaged in
farming.
LINCOLN PRESS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 : subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. C. Irwin, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
LOUISBURG, C.H., FranUin Co., i
3,960 pop. (of town 980), on Tar r., on
branch of Raleigh & Gaston Rd., 30 m. N. by
E. of Raleigh. A market for cotton and
tobacco and general country produce.
FRANKLIN TIMES ; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1872 ; Jas. A. Thomas, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LUMBERTON, C. H., Robeson Co.,
Q 533+ pop., on Carolina Central Rd., 68 m. N.
W. of Wilmington and 33 S. W. of Fayette-
ville. Engaged in cotton, corn and lumber
trade, and in turpentine.
ROBESONIAN; Wednesdaj-s ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1870 ; W. Wallace McDiarmid,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MARION, C. H., McDoioell Co., -a 600
pop., on Western North Carolina Rd., 45 m.
E. of Asheville. Tobacco, wheat, corn and
oat "raising, gold mining and stock raising
are the principal industries.
McDowell bugle ; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; G. G. Eaves, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation L2.
WESTERN ENTERPRISE; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size of page 13x20 ; sub-
scriptiou $1.25 ; established 1886 ; H. H. Crow-
son & Son, editors and publishers.
MAXTON, Robeson Co., p 500 pop.,
at junction of Carolina Central and Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley Rds., 40 m. from
Wadesboro. Over 6,000 bales of cotton
handled here yearly.
CAROLINA UNION ; Tuesdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
505
NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH CAROLINA.
$1.50 ; established ISTH ; H. M. Jackson, editor
and piiblisher.
MILTON, Caswell Co., tl 800 pop., on
3Illton & Sutherlin Rd. Flouring mills,
plug tobacco manufactories and tobacco
market.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; eight pages;
size SOxii; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; E. W. Faucette, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation L 1 .
MOCKSVILLE, C. H., Davie Co., -n
500 pop., about 20 m. N. of Salisbury, a sta-
tion at the junction of the Richmond &
Danville and Western North Carolina Rds.
Large tobacco factory here.
DAVIE TIMES; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1879 ;
E. W. Mooring, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MONROE, C. H., Union Co., g 2,300
pop., on Carolina Centi-al Rd., 25 m. S. E.
of Charlotte. Engaged in general trade.
ENQUIRER AND EXPRESS ; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1873; Walter
J. Boylin, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
MOORESVILLE, Iredell Co., ^
940 pop., on Atlantic, Tennessee & Ohio Rd.,
6 m. from Davidson College, 28 X. ol Char-
lotte and 16 S. of Statesville. An agricult-
ural community.
HOME AND SCHOOl-; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1. 10 ;
established 1886 : Mrs. E. H. McLaughlm, edi-
tor and publisher.
MORGANTON, C. H., Burke Co., c]
861+ pop. on Western North Carolina Rd. A
county of rich mineral and agricultural in-
terests.
STAR; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
T. G. Cobb, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MOUNT AIRY, Surry Co., ^ 1,100
pop., on Ai-arat r., near Virginia State line,
170 m. N. W. of Raleigh. Tobacco manu-
facture is the principal feature.
YADKIN VALLEY NEWS; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; Thos. J.
Lowry, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MURFREESBORO, Hertford Co.,
cf 650 po]j., on Meherria r., 70 m. from
Edenton and 12 from Rd. Engaged in
raising cotton, peanuts, corn and tobacco.
Daily lines of steamboats ply between it
and Norfolk, Va., making it a place of ac-
tive trade.
INDEX; Thursdays; democAtic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estal)-
lished 1885; John W. Hicks, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
MURPHY, C. H., Cherokee Co., JJ
500 pop., on the Hiawassee r., at the mouth
of Valley r. Tobacco raising the chief in-
dustry.
BULLETIN; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
188 1 ; Leslie E. Campbell, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
NASHVILLE, C. H., I^ash Co., cf
150 pop., in a splendid farming and tobacco
country, 12 m.
from Wilson.
from Rocky Mount and 20
COURIER; Fridays; size 20x28; .sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1886 : W. B. Green,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
NEW-BERNE, C. H., Craven Co., a-
6,800 pop., at the confluence of the Neuse
and Trent rs., 40 m. from Pamlico Sound,
on the Atlantic North Carolina Rd., 59
from Goldsboro'. Engaged in tui-pentine
distilling. Has a cotton and lumber trade,
and fishing interests, and is engaged in
various manufactures. New saw mill and
wood-pulp factory have recently been
erected. Surrounded by an agricultural
section.
JOURNAL ; every morning except
Monday, and AVEEKLY, Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30, week-
ly 28x44 ; subscription— dailv $6, weekly $2;
established — daily 1882, weekly 1878 ; H. S.
Nunn, editor ; H. S. Nunn and E. Harper,
publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2, weekly J 1.
FREE-WILL BAPTIST ; Wednes
days ; free-will baptist ; four pages ; size 22x
32; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; R. K.
Hearn, editor and manager; circulation K 1,
NEWTON, C.H., Catawba Co., ^d 1,200
pop., on W. N. C. Rd., 50 m. W. of Salis-
bury. Good grain, tobacco and fruit coun-
try.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. B. Galther, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OAKDALE, Alamance Go. ^ 500 pop.,
In a rich agricultural and tobacco-raising
section, 20 m. from Greensboro'.
STUDENT: monthly ; twelve pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 18S4 ; Erasmian and Prolific So-
cieties of Oakdale Academy, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a school paper ;
issued during the school year.
OXFORD, C. H., Granville Co., ^ 3,000
pop., on Oxford & Henderson Rd., 13 m.
from Henderson. Has tobacco manufac-
tories and good trade in tobacco. Also
fine grain section.
TORCHLIGHT ; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size ?i0x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; H. W. Kronheimer, edi-
tor; Torchlight Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K 2. #
PITTSBOROUGH, C. H., Chatham
Co., n 485 pop., 10 m. from Moncure Depot on
the Raleigh & Augusta Air Line. A farming
community. A railroad to this place in
pi'ocess of construction.
CHATHAM RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages , size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 : H. A. London, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOME ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established
1883 ; A. H. Merritt, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PLYMOUTH, Washington Co^ D-
1,800 pop., on Roanoke r., 35 m. from Wash-
ington and 100 E. of Raleigh. Partly sup-
ported by coasting trade and fishing ; also
shingle, lumber and iron manufactories.
SUN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885; C. V. W. &
W. F. Auseou, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L2.
506
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NORTH CAROLINA.
POTECASI, Northampton Go., U 50
pop. (of village), 12 m. from Murfreesboro'
and 12 from Jacksou, the county scat.
Lumber trade Is the principal feature.
ROANOKE PATRON; semi-monthly;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1879 ; D. M. Beale, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
RALEIGH, C. H., Wake Co., n State
capital, 13,000 pop. (township 15,000), on
North Carolina Raleigh & Gaston and
Raleigh & Augusta Air-Line Rds., 148 m. N.
by W. of Wilmington. Railroads connect
with Wilmington, New-Berne, Weldon and
Charlotte, N. C. and Cheraw, S. C, and all
sections of the State, and it is an important
trading point. Cotton, corn and tobacco
produced and marketed.
EVENING VISITOR ; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x30 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1877; Brown & Tit-
le v, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
NEWS AND OBSERVER; eveiy
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY^,
Tuesdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily 24x86, weekly
36x48 ; subscription — daily $7, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; News and Observer Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily I 1 , weekly H 1.
BIBLICAL. RECORDER; Wednes
days ; baptist ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1836 ; Rev. C. T.
Bailey, editor ; Edwards, Broughton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Wednes
days ; methodlst episcopal, south ; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1855 ; Rev. F. L. Reid. editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
CHRISTIAN SUN; Thursdays; Chris-
tian ; four pages ; size 25x37; subscription $2 ;
established 1844 ; J. Pressley Barrett, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SPIRIT OF THE AGE; Wednesdays;
temperance ; four pages : size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1867 ; R. H. Whitaker,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
STATE CHRONICLE ; Thursdays ;
agricultural ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1877 ; Josephus
Daniels, editor ; Chronicle Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 1.
WORKHAN; Saturdays; labor; fom-
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1886; Workman Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
NORTH CAROLINA FARMER ;
monthly ; agricultural ; twenty-four pages ;
sttee of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
Mshed 1876 ; James H. Euniss, publisher ;
circulation H 2.
NORTH CAROLINA TEACHER;
monthly ; educational ; sixty pages octavo ;
subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; Eugene G.
Harrell, editor ; Alfred Williams & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
REIDSVILLE, Rockingham Co., ^
6,000 pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd.,and
on the proposed line of the East & West
Rd., 24 m. from Greensboro' and Danville.
A fine tobacco section.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; C. F. Lewis, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
WEBSTER'S WEEKLY: Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1875 ; J. R. Webster, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROCKINGHAM, C. H., Richmond
Co., t^i 1,51)0 pop., on Carolina Central Rd.,
NORTH CAROLINA,
117 m. from Wilmington. Five large cotton
mills in town and vicinity.
ROCKET; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; H. C. Wall, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SPIRIT OF THE SOUTH; Satur
days ; independent ; f dur pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Wm. R.
Terry, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ROCKY MOUNT, Edgecombe Co., cf
1,000 pop., on Wilmington & Weldon Rd., 50
m. from Raleigh, the capital. In the best
agricultural and the wealthiest section of
the State. Cotton and tobacco the chief
products.
TAR RIVER TALKER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1885; C. H. Harris, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ROXBORO, C. H., Person Co., i 483t
pop., near Danville, Va. Contains tobacco
works.
PERSON CO. COURIER ; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Hackney
& Noel, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
RUTHERFORDTON, C. H., Ruth-
erford Co., p 500 pop., proposed terminus
of the Central Carolina Rd. and on line of
Charleston, Cincinnati & Chicago Rd., about
25 m. W. of Shelby and 30 S. of Marion.
Large leather and harness manufactories.
RUTHERFORD BANNER; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1848 ; Wm. C. Ivy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SALEM, Forsyth Co., [^ 2,500 pop., on
N. W. N. C. division of Richmond & Dan-
ville Rd., 28 m. W. of Greensboro'. En-
gaged in cotton manufacturing. Has iron
w^orks, saw, grist and planing mills. Seat
of Salem Female Academy.
PEOPLE'S PRESS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18.52 ; L. V. & E. T. Blum, editors and
publishers; cii'culation L2.
SALISBURY, C. H., Rowan Co., -Q
800 pop. (township 4,360), on N. C. divi-
sion of Richmond & Danville Rd., at junc-
tion of Western North Carolina Rd., 131 m.
from Raleigh. Ii-on foundries and manu-
factures of various kinds.
CAROLINA WATCHMAN; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1832 ; J. J. Bruner, editor
and iHiblisher ; circulation K 2.
EXAMINER; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; establisned
1869 ; J. J. SK;ewart, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
NORTH CAROLINA HERALD;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 "; established 1SS5 ; Buerbaum &
Eaiues, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
PROHIBITION BANNER; Wednes
days; prohibition; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription $1 ; established iss(i ; W. Q. A.
Graham, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
STAR OF ZION; Thursdays; methodist
episcopal; four pages; size 22x32; subscrip-
tion $1.5); established 1876; John C. Dancy,
editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
SANFORD, jifoore Co., a 236 pop., at
junction of Raleigh & Augusta and Cape
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
507
NORTH CAROLINA.
Fear & Yadkin Valley Rds., 2 m. from
Jonesboro.
CENTRA li EXPRESS; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 22x30; subscription ,$1.2") ;
established ISSti ; Express Publishing Co., edi-
toi'S and publishers.
OOliD DUST; monthly; baptist; four
pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Rev. J. O. Crosby, editor and
publisher.
SCOTLAND NECK, Salifax Co., d
1,000 pop., at terminus of Scotland Neck
branch of Wilmington & Weldon Rd.,19 m.
from Halifax, a station at junction of the
Mail line and Scotland Neck branch. En-
gaged in cotton growing and the manufac-
ture of lumber.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription .$1.50 ; es-
tablished 1884; W. H. Kitchin, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
SEABOARD, Northampton Co., a 125
pop., on Seaboard & Roanoke Rd., 12 m.
from Weldon and 30 from Franklin, Va. An
agricultural section.
REFLECTOR; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscriotion $1.50; established
ISSti ; James A. Ramsay and W. C. ]Maddrey,
editors and publishers.
SHELBY, C. H., Cleveland Co., p 1,500
pop., 55 m. W. of Cliarlotte. On Carolina
Central Rd. Large paper mill, foundry
and sewing-machine manufactory. Also
Important shipping point for cotton.
AURORA; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; suVjscription §1.50; established 1877;
W. H. Miller and Will H. Osborne, editors and
publishers ; circulation .1 1 .
CLEVELAND NEW ERA: Wednes
days ; tour pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1884; Geo. A. Frick, editor ;
New Era Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SMITHFIELD,C. n., Johnson Co., □
1,100 pop., on Neuse r. and at terminus of
the Midland North Carolina Rd. Cotton,
tobacco, corn, oats and wheat are the chief
products. One of the best cotton markets
in the State.
B TJ D ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
23x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 18S3 ; John
R. Wedding, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
HERALD ; Tliursdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1882 ; F. T. Booker, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SNOW HILL,C.H., GreeneCc. [>400
pop., on Contentuea Creek, 22 m. E. of
Goldsboro', a station at the junction of three
railroads. The terminus of steamboat navi-
gation on the creek. Engaged in agricult-
ural pursuits.
GREENE CO. ENTERPRISE; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; J. R. Whichard, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SOUTHERN PINES, Moore Co., a
400 pop., on Raleigh & Augusta Air Line
Rd., 70 m. from Raleigh. Lumbering and
manufactories of turpentine. Extensive
glass works in course of construction.
PINE KNOT; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 22.ic30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886: B. A Goodride, editor and
publisher.
NORTH CAROLINA.
STATESVILLE,C.H., Iredell Co., -a
1,600 pop. (of town 3,000), on Western North
Carolina Rd., at junction of Charlotte,
Columbia & Augusta Rd., 25 m. from Salis-
bury, Chief town in county and centre of
trade, Male and female college.
CHRISTIAN AVOCATE ; Wednes-
days ; methodist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Rev. James
Wilson, editor and publisher.
LANDMARK.; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablislied 1874 ; J. P. Caldwell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2. ^^^ Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 11,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 1,635 copies.
MAIL; Fi-idays; republican; four pages;
size 24x86; subscription $1.50; established
1887 ; A. B. Gillespie, editor and publisher.
PROHIBITION BANNER; Thurs-
days ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 32x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; W. Q. A,
Graham, editor and publisher.
TARBORO, C. H., Edgecombe Co., ^
l,600t pop. (of town 3,745), on Tar r. and
Albemarle & Raleigh Rd., 50 m. above Wash-
ington, and connected with Rocky Mount,
on Wilmington & Weldon Rd., by a branch.
Engaged in raising cotton and coi*n.
SOUTHERNER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1822 ; F. Powell, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation J 1 .
TAYLORSVILLE,C. H., Alexander
Co., -a 200 pop., 20 m. f rom Statesville. Steam
saw mill and furniture sliop here ; cotton
mill in vicinity.
ALEXANDER CO. JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; C. W. Sower, editor
and publislier ; circulation L 2 .
TROY, C. H., Montgomery Co., n 250
pop., about 18 m. N. E. of Albemarle and 45
N. of Wadesboro. In agricultural sectioij.
MONTGOMERY VIDETTE ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50 : established 1884 ; E. Hurley, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
WADESBORO, C. H., Anson Co., g
1,800 pop., at junction of Carolina Central
and Cheravv & Darlington Rds., 10 m. W. of
Pee Dee r. and 120 S. W. of Raleigh. The
most important town in Anson County.
ANSON TIMES; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1880; E. S. Warrock, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; S. W. Henley, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SOUTHERN A RGU S ; Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size 22x3') ; subscription .§1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. H. Ragan, editor and pub-
lisher ; New York City office, 8 Bond street.
WAKE FOREST, Wake Co., a 800
pop., a station of the Raleigh & Gaston Rd.,
17 m. from Raleigh. Location of Wake For-
est College (Baptist), organized in 18.38.
STUDENT ; monthly; sixty-four pages;
size of page 7x10; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; Euzelian and Philomathesian
Societies of Wake Forest College, editors ;
Edwai-ds, Broughton & Co., publishers ; circu-
lation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
508
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NORTH CAROLINA.
NORTH CAROLINA.
WARRENTON, C. H., Warre7i Co.,
ti 2,(XK) pop., on Raleigh & Gaston Rd., 62 ni.
from Raleigh. Has a number of large
tobacco warehouses. A U. S. Signal Station
has been recently established here.
GAZETTE; Fridaj-s ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 18T2 ; H. A. Foote, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Beaufort
Co., D- 3,500 pop., on Pamlico r., at terminus of
Jamesville and Washington Rd., 40 m. from
Pamlico Sound and 128 E. of Raleigh. An
important shipping point ; vessels drawing
eight feet of water can ascend from Pam-
lico Sound to this place.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. L. VVinfleld and H. A. Latham,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CHRISTIAN SENTINEL; semi
monthly ; Christian ; four pages : size 20x26 ;
subsci-iption 75 cents ; established 1S86 ; G. W. '
Jackson, Jr., editor and publisher.
WAYNESVILL.E, C. H.. Rmjwood
Co., P l,U00pop.,about25m.X.E. of Webster
and 31 S. W. of Asheville, a station on the
Western North Carolina Rd. 2,770 feet above
the level of the sea. A summer resort; also
a lumber and tobacco mai'ket.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1884 ; J. P.
Herren, editor and publisher ; cire'n K 2.
WEBSTER, C. H., Jackson Co., p 300
pop., 5.) m. from Asheville, in an agricult-
ui'al section.
HERALD ; Thur.sdays ; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription SI. 50 ; established 18S6 ;
W. C. Tompkins, editor and publisher.
WELDON, Halifax Co., cf 932 pop.
(of town 3,129), on Roanoke r., 60 m.
from Petersburg. The Wilmington & Wel-
don. Seaboard & Roanoke, Petersbui-gh and
Raleigh & Gaston Rds. centre here, making
it a place of active trade.
ROANOKE NEWS; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription
$2; established 1872; Hall & Sledge, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WILMINGTON, C. H., New Han-
over Co., K 20,000 pop., on Cape Fearr., 30 m.
from sea. Engaged in commerce and manu-
factures. Foreign commerce increasing,
and now^ constitutes two-thirds of export
trade. Manufactories of cotton goods,
guano, naval stores, machineiy, etc. Rail-
way connections with Charlotte and the
West Columbia, Augusta and Charleston, S.
C; Raleigh, New-Berne, Weldon, etc., and
with interior of State by steamers.
MORNING STAR; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and STAR, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— <1aily 24x36, weekly
27x41 ; subscription— <lailv $7,* weeklv §1.50;
established— <laily 1867, weekly 186!) ; Wm. H.
Bernard, editor and publisher; circulation —
dailv J 1, weeklj' .1 1.
REVIEW; every evening except Sun-
day, and JOURNAL, Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size— <laiiy 21x30, weekly 24x36;
subscription — daily .$4, weekly Sl.S'i; estab-
lished—daily 1875, weekly 1844 ; Josh. T. James,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly K 1.
AFRICO-A3IERICAN PRESBY-
TERIAN; Thursdays; presbyterian ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; D. J. Sanders, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
JOI^RNAL; (see Review.)
NORTH CAROLINA PRESBY-
TERIAN ; Wednesdays; presbyterian; eight
pages : size of page 14x22 ; subscription $2.65 ;
established 1856; John McLam-in, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
STAR ; (see Morning Star.)
NORTH CAROLINA MEDICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; medical ; sixty-four
pages octavo : subscription §3 : established
1873 ; Thomas F. Wood, M. D., editor ; Jackson
& Bell, publishers ; circulation K 1.
WILSON, C. H., Wilson Co., D- 3,000
pop. (of town 3,972), on Wilmington &
Weldon Rd., and the Wilson & Fayetteville
short-cut branch of the same; 74 m. from
Fayetteville, 24 from Goldsboro, 108 from
Wilmington, 134 from Portsmouth and Nor-
folk, Va. In centre of an agricultural sec-
tion. Cotton is the chief staple. A long
incorporated town, and one of the thrift-
iest and most prosperous in the State. Has
a bank and colleges ; also cotton, carriage,
plow and harness factories, etc.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 28x45; subscription S2; estab-
lished 1870 ; Josephus & Chas. C. Daniels, edi
tors and publishers ; circulation I i .
MIRROR; Tuesdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 • estab-
lished 1883; G. W. Blount, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 1 .
ZION'S LANDMARK; semi-monthly;
primitive baptist; twentv-four pages; size
21x30; subscription $2; established 1867; P.
D. Gold, editor and publisher; does not in-
sert advertisements.
SOUTHERN HOME; monthly; six-
teen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1887 ; J. W. Derby, editor and
publisher.
WINSTON, C. U., Forsyth Co., [j 7.000
pop., 120 m. W. by N. of Raleigh, and adjoin-
ing Salem. Contains a number of tobacco
factories, giving emploj'ment to thousands
of persons. In an agricultural section. Has
iron foundrj-, cotton factories and woolen
mills.
TWIN CITY DAILY; every evening
except Sunday : four pages ; size 19x26 ; sub-
cription $4; established 1876; P. A. Snyder,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
PROGRESSIVE FARMER; Wed-
nesdays ; agricultural ; eight pages : size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1885 ; L.
L. Polk, editor and publisher; cire'n L 2.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S1..50 ;
established 18.52 ; Edward A. Oldham, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; issues also
the Guardsman.
UNION REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x4(i ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1872; J. W. Goslen, edi-
tor and publislier ; circulation J 2.
C4UARDSMAN: monthly; military; four
pages ; size of page 7x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Edward A. Oldham, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the
Sentinel.
SCHOOIi TEACHER : monthly; edu-
cational ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
8x11; sul)scription $1; estal)lished 1SS7 ; J. L.
Tomlinson and W. A. Blair, editors and pub-
lishers.
YANCEYVILLE, C. H., Caswell
Co., ^ 450 pop. ^of township 2,359), 16 m.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
509
NORTH CAROLINA.
from Danville, Va. Chief products are to-
bacco, corn, wheat, oats and live stock.
Manufactures castings, flour and tobacco.
CASWELL. NEWS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; W. H. Thompson, editor and pub-
OHIO.
lisher; circulation L 2 .
OHIO.
ADA, Hardin Co., -D 2,500 pop., on
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., 15
m. E. of Lima. Seat of the Ohio Normal
University, one of the largest schools in
the State.
RECORD; "Wednesdays; neutral; four
Sages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1872 ; Agnew Welsh, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HOLINESS CONSERVATOR;
monthly ; holiness ; four pages ; size 15x20 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ; S.
Rice and C. E. Rowley, editors and publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements.
UNIVERSITY HERALD; monthly;
forty-six pages; size of ijage 7x10; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1S.S5; Cherry, Wagner
& Poultney, editors and publishers; pub-
lished in the interests of Ohio Normal Uui
vei'sity.
ADELPHI, Hoss Co., g 750 pop., on
the Kingston aud Adelphi branch of the
Cincinnati, Hocking Valley & Huntington
Rd., 1!) m. from Chillicothe, 5 from Circle-
ville and 21 from Logan. A rich agricult-
ural district.
BORDER NEWS; Fridays; non-parti-
san ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; estabUshed 1879 ; Hugh F. Egan, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
AKRON, C. H., Summit Co., :^ 25,000
pop., on N. Y., Penna. & Ohio Rd., at inter-
section of Cleveland, Akron & Columbus
Valley and Pittsburgh & Western Valley
Rds., 40 m. from Cleveland. Chief inland
city on Ohio and Erie Canal. Actively en-
gaged in manufacturing agricultural imple-
ments, pottery, sewer pipe, flour, matches,
crackers, etc.
BEACON; every evening except Sunday,
and SL >L>1IT CO. BEACON, Wednes
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
six pages ; size— daily 27x40, weekly (size of
page) 22x29 ; subsci-iption— tlaily $6, weekly
S1.60; established —tlaily 1869, weekly 1837;
Beacon Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily J 2, weekly J 2.
CITY TI3IES; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 29x4=1 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1868; Times Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
DER UER3IANIA ; Saturdays; Ger-
man : independent ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Beck & Billow, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation II; issue also the Soimtagsblatt,
Sundays, free to citv subscriners.
FREIE PRESSE ; Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Freie Presse Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SUMMIT CO. BEACON; (see JBeacon.)
SUNDAY GAZETTE; Sundays; inde-
pendent-republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; I. J. Bryan,
editor ; Bryan & Newell, publishers ; circula-
tion .T 2 .
^NATIONAL JOURNAL OF CARP
CULTURE ; monthly ; fish culture; eight
pages ; size 13x20 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 ; L. B. Logan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulatiou K 1.
OHIO EDUCATIONAL MONTHLY
AND NATIONAL TEACHER; educa
tional ; sixty-four pages octavo ; subscription
$1.50; estahUshed—Educational Monthly 1852,
Teacher 1870; Samuel Findley, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 .
PEOPLE'S MONTHLY; eight pages ;
size 31x44; subscription .50 cents ; established
1SS3; J. J. Wright, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 2.
I DELTA GAMMA ANCHORA: quar-
terly ; twenty-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
I tion $1 ; established 1884 ; Ladies of Eta Chap-
! terof Buchtel College, publishers; circulation
L 1 ; a college secret society magazine.
ALLIANCE, stark Co., [^ 6,300 pop.,
on Mahoning r. and Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Rd., at intersection of Cleveland
& Pittsburgh, Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula
and Cleveland, Youngstown & Pittsburgh
Rds., 56 m. from Cleveland. Engaged in
manufactures and surrounded by a farming
country. The town has fine water works,
gas works and plenty of coal ; 1 m. from
Mount Union College.
REVIEW ; semi-weeklv, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKLY', Wednes-
days ; republican ; Wednesday edition four
i pages. Saturday and weekly eight pages ;
size— Wednesday edition 22x30, Saturday and
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— semi-weekly $2,
weekly $1.50; established— semi-weekly 1881,
weekly 1869; C. M. lams, editor; Review
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation— semi-
weekly K 1, weekly J 2.
LEADER; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscriptiori $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Wallace H. Phelps, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
STANDARD ; Fridays ; republican ; four
I pages; size 31x45; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; John G. Garrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 .
ANDOVER, Ashtabula Co., p 850 pop.,
on Franklin division of Lake Shore & Mich-
igan Southern Rd., 24 m. from Ashtabula
and 62 from Oil City. Engaged in the man-
ufacture of chairs, furniture and lumber.
CITIZEN; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Dow
& Olds, editors aud publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
ANSONIA, Darke Co., -a 1,000 pop., at
junction of Cincinnati, Jackson & Macki-
naw and Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
& Indianapolis Rds. Manufactures hubs,
staves and spokes.
MIRROR; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Frank H. Jobes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ANTWERP, Paulding Co., tl 1.800
pop., on Maumee r., and Wabash, St. Louis &
Pacific Rd., 72 m. from Toledo and 22 E. of
Fort Wayne, Indiana. Iron foundrj', fur-
nace for pig iron, flouring and hoop mills
and manufactory of hubs, spokes, buckets,
staves, etc.
A RGUS ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription $1 : estab-
lished 1883 ; W. E. & N. H. Osborn, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ARCANUM, Z)ari-e Co., 4D 1,600 pop.,
on I., B. & W. and D. & U. Rds. Surround-
ed by a superior farming country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x411; subscription $1.25 ; established 1882; S.
R. Kemble, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
510
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
ARCHBOLD. Fulton Co., ^j 700
pop., oil Lake Shore Sc Michigan Rd. Mill-
ing principal industry.
HERALiD; Saturdays; eight pages; size
2()x4ii ; subscription $1.50; established 1S86;
Taylor Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
ASHLAND, C. H., Ashland Co., ± 3,800
pop., on X. Y., P. & O. Rd., 8J m. from Colum-
bus and 60 from Cleveland. An agricultural
district.
BRETHREN EVANGEIilJ^T; Wed
nesdays ; brethren; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; A. L.
Garber, editor ; Brethren Publishing House,
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; issues also the
Sun.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; W. T. Alberson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 .
SUS^; Saturdays; four pages; size 22x.S0;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1885 ; Breth-
ren Publishing House, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; issues also the Brethren
Evangelist.
TIDIES ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x40 ; subscription .82 ; established
1853 ; W. H. Reynolds, editor ; W. H. Reynolds
& Co., publishers ; circulation J 2.
ASHLEY, Delaware Co., n 650 pop.,
on Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & In-
dianapolis Rd., 30 m. N. E. of Columbus and
104 S. W. of Cleveland, O. Is an important
shipping point for stock, and surrounded by
an agricultnral and stock-raising district.
TIMES; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ;
C. B. Benedict, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
ASHTABULA, Ashtabula Co., JJ 7,124
pop., on Ashtabula r., 3 m. from Lake Erie
and on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd., at junction of Ashtabula & Pittsburgh
and N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis Rds., 55 m.
from Cleveland. Lake steamers have a
harbor at the mouth of the river. Engaged
in agriculture, dairying and manufactur-
ing. Large coal and iron ore business.
EVENING RECORD; every evening
except Sunda.v ; four pages; size 15x20; sub-
scription $3; established 1884; Fred V. John-
son, editor and publisher.
YHDVSVVALTAIN SAN0 3IAT;
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; Fin-
nish : four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$2; established 1885; August Edwards, editor
and publisher; circidation K2; issues also
Joiifohctket and Pcrheen Ystaira.
DE3IOCRATIC STANDARD; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages , size 34x48 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Stand-
ard Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K 2.
NEWS; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1873 ; E. J. Griffin, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
TEL.EGRA PH : Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; su Inscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18.50 ; James Reed & Son, editors and
publishers ; i-lrculation K 2.
JOCTDHETKET; monthly; Finnish;
literary ; eight pages ; size 22x32 : subscriptiou
$1 ; established 1886; August Edwards, editor
and pul)lisher ; issues also Yhdyswaltain Sa-
nonutt nxuXPerheen Ystaica.
PERIIEEN Y ST AW A; monthly;
Finnish ; temperance ; four pages ; size 17xv2 ;
subscriptions!; established 1886; August Ed-
wards, editor and publisher; is.sues also
Yhdyswaltain Sanumat and Joutohetket.
OHIO.
ASHVILLE, Pickaioay Co., n 700 pop.,
on Scioto Valley Rd., 20 m. from Columbus
and 29 from Chillicothe. Grain trade is the
principal feature.
ENTERPRISE; Fridaj-s ; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; S. D. Fridley, editor ; Enter-
prise Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ATHENS, C. H., Athens Co., O, 3,050
pop., on Hocking r. and Cincinnati, Wash-
ington & Baltimore and Ohio Central Rds..
at terminus of Columbus, Hocking Valley
& Toledo Rd., 76 m. from Columbus and
159 from Cincinnati. Seat of Ohio Univer-
sity and Southeastern Ohio Asylum for the
Insane. Engaged in agriculture, coal mining
and manufacturing.
H E R A Li D ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1882 : William G. Junod, editor ;
Hocking Valley Printing and Publishing Co.,
publishei's ; circulation J 1.
J O U R N A Li ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1870 ; C. J. Barker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
3IESSENGER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1825 ; Charles E. M. Jennings, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ATTICA, Seneca Co., ti 1,000 pop., on
B. & O. Rd.,inthe heart of a fine wheat sec-
tion. Engaged in shipping farm produce
and manufactures.
JOURNALi; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; G. C. Lake & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
MEDICAL COMPEND; monthly;
medical ; thirtj'-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Dr. H. G.
Blaine, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BALTIMORE, Fairfield Co., u 600
pop., on Toledo & Ohio Central Rd., in an
agricultural section, 25 m. from Columbus
and 9 from Lancaster.
FAIRFIELD CO. MESSENGER ;
Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40: subscrip-
tiou $1.50; established 18S6; Wm. L. Mains,
editor and publisher.
BARNESVILLE, Belmont Co., n-
3,100 pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 100 m.
E. of Columbus. An agricultural and straw-
berry-growing district and trade centre.
Engaged in the manufacture of glass and
other articles.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
$2 ; establislied 1866 ; Geo. McClelland, editor
and publisher ; circulation .7 2 .
REPUBLICAN; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; Hanlon Bros. & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
BATAVIA, C. H., Clermont Co., p
1,200 pop., on E. branch of Little Miami r.
and Cincinnati & Eastern Rd., 18 m. from
Cincinnati and 11 from Milford ; in an
agricultural county.
CLERMONT ADVANCE; Wednes
days ; foiu- pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; James Robinson, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
CLER3IONT COURIER; Wednes
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 3ux44 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
511
OHIO.
subscription $1.50; established 1836; J. H.
Fairmau, editor: Courier Publishiug 'Co.,
publishers; circulation J 2.
CliERillONT SUN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 3iJx44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1823 ; Lockwood & Cramer,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
BELLAIRE, Belmont Co., n- 11,000
pop., on Ohio r. and Baltimore & Ohio Rd.,
at junction of Central Ohio division ; also
river terminus of River division of Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Rd., and of the Bellaire,
Zanesville & Cincinnati Rd. and Ohio
Valley Rd., 3 m. from Wheeling, W. Va.
Engaged in coal mining and manufactures.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, semi-
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription —
daily S5, semi-weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1881, semi-weekly 1879 ; C. L. Poorman &
Co., editors and pubUshers; circ'n— daily Kl,
semi-weekly K 2.
INDEPENDENT; every evening except
Sunday, and VVEEK.IjY, Thursdajs ; inde-
pendent republican ; four pages ; size— daily
17x26, weekly 24x36 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1 ; established 1870 ; J. F. Anderson,
editor and publisher; circulation — daily L 2,
wggIcIv Iv 1
TRIBUNE; (see Evening Tribune.)
HERAIjD; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; E. M. Lockwood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2. ZW Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Dec. 2,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory , 875 copies.
BELLBROOK, Green Co.. -a 500
pop., 4 m. N. W. of Spring Vallej', a station
on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd. Magnetic springs are located here.
MOON; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Morgan Fudge, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1 .
BELLE CENTRE, Logan Co., -a
1,1 K 10 pop., on Indiana, Bloomington& West-
ern Rd. Large manufactories here.
BUIjLiETIN ; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
A. H. Ferguson, editor and publisher.
NEWS - GAZETTE ; Fridays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; W. I. Harbert, editor ; Belle Cen-
tre Printing Co., publishers; circulation L2.
BELLEFONTAINE, C. H., Logan
Co., -a 4,500 pop., on Indiana, Bloomington
& Western Rd., at crossing of C, C, C. & I,
Rd., 57 m. from Dajton and 98 from San-
dusky. In a farming district and the centre
of considerable trade.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 25x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ;
J. Q. A. Campbell, editor and publisher ;
circulation 1 1.
EXAMINER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1830 ; E. O. Hubbard, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
LOGAN CO. INDEX ; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1869 ; Roebuck & Brand,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BELLEVUE, flwron Co., \^ 4,000 pop.,
at junction of Lake Shore & Michigan South-
ern, Wheeling & Lake Erie and N. Y., Chi-
cago & St. Louis Rds. Round house and
OHIO.
machine shops of the latter road are located
here ; 12 m. W. of Norwalk, 67 from Cleve-
land and 45 from Toledo. Engaged in man-
ufacturing, and a trade centre and ship-
ping point for grain and fruit.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages:
size 26x4'J ; subscription $1.50 ; estaVjlished
1867 ; Chas. D. Stoner, editor ; Stoner & Cal-
laghan, publishers ; circulation K 2.
LOCAL NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x4u ; .subscription $1.50; established
1875 ; E. J. Hammer, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BELLVILLE, Richland Co., (^ 972t
pop., on Lake Erie division of Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 50 m. from Columbus and 14 from
Mansfield. Engaged in various manufac-
tures.
STAR; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1877; E. A. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BEREA, Cuyahoga Co., cf l,680t pop.,
on C, C, C. & I. and Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rds., 13 m. S. W. of Cleveland,
Has extensive quarries of grindstone and
building stone. Seat of Baldwin University
and German Wallace College.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1868 ; E. D. Peebles, editor ; Re-
publican Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n .1 1 .
GRIT ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1886 ; S. S. & F. C. Brown, editors and pub-
lishers.
MUSICAL HARP; monthly; music;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1; established 1880; Harp Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
BETTSVILLE, Seneca Co., [^ 800
pop., on the Northwestern Ohio Rd., 9 m.
from Tiffin. An agricultural town, located
in a fine farming country. Has four man-
ufactories.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35; sub.scription $1 ; established 1883;
B. B. Kranimer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
BEVERLY, Washington Co., D^ 1,000
pop., on Muskingum r., 23 m. above Mari-
etta and 52 from Zanesville. Water power
is abundant. Has a machine shop, several
flouring and woolen mills, three large nur-
series, two planing and saw mills, and is
the seat of Smithsonian College. Coal,
lime and iron ore in abundance, and sur-
rounded by a good grain, fruit, stock and
lumber region.
DISPATCH; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1879 ; C. E. F. Miller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BLANCHESTER, Clinton Co., p
1,160 pop., on Cincinnati, Washington &
Baltimore and the Cincinnati, Columbus &
Midland Rds., at junction of Hillsboro
branch, 15 m. from Wilmington and 42
from Cincinnati. Surrounded by a grain
region. An important local shipping point.
STAR; Fridays ; independent; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1875;
Fred. A Goulding, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
BL.OOMINGBURGH, Fayette Co.,
p 600 pop., on Columbus & Cincinnati Mid-
land Rd., 6 m. from Washington Court
House.
MIDLAND ECHO ; Saturdays; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished, 1886; J. M. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher.
BLiOOMVIL.L.£, Seneca Co., \h 800
pop., on Northwestern Ohio Rd., 52 m. from
Toledo and 32 from Mansfield. Has lime-
stone quarries. In a grain and wool-pro-
ducing country.
SENECA CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
Independent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion SI. 50 ; established 18T8 ; I. N. Richardson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BLUFFTON, Allen Co., Y: 1,487 pop.,
on Lake Erie & Western Rd., at junction
with Cleveland, Delphos & St. Louis Rd.
16 m. from Findlay and Lima. Manufac-
tories of various kinds ; farming district.
NEWS ; Thursdays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1875 ; N. W. Cunningham, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BOLIVAR, Tuscarawas Co., n- 800
pop., on Ohio Canal and Wheeling & Lake
Erie Rd., 10 m. from Canal Dover. Trade
centre for an agricultural section.
NEWS-JOURNAL ; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x:;6 ; subscription
$1.50; es ablished 1886; George E. Murray,
editor and publisher.
BOWERSTON, Harrison Co,, D-
50 pop., 10 m. E. of Denisou on P., C. &
St. Louis Rd. Engaged in milling and man.
ufacturing.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; established 1886 ; Peun
& Boyd, editors and publishers.
BOWLING GREEN, C. H.. Wood
Co., tl 2,100 pop., on Toledo, Columbus &
Southern and Bowling Green Rds., 19 m. S.
of Toledo. Agriculture and wood working
are the principal branches of industry.
Natural gas used for extensive lime kilns,
the largest in the state.
WOOD CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1875; Wood
County Democrat Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation .J 2.
WOOD CO. GAZETTE; Saturdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1882; Rudulph & Fred-
erick, editors and publishers ; circulationK 2.
WOOD CO. SENTINEL.; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1867 ; M. P. Brewer & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
BRADFORD, Miami Co., -n 1,450
pop., on Cincinnati, St.Louis & Pittsburgh
Rd., at junction of Cliicago division, 83 m.
W. of Columbus. A railroad town in the
centre of a rich farming country.
INDEPENDENT-SENTINEL ; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; A. F. Little, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRIDGEPORT, i?e^mon« Co.,q 1,350
pop., on the Ohio r., opposite Wheeling
(with which it is connected by a handsome
OHIO.
su^enslon bridge), and on the River
division of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd.,
4 m. N. of Bellaire. The Baltimore & Ohio
Rd. crosses the river at this point. Large
glass and nail factories.
CHURCH HERALD ; (see Martin's
Ferrj'.)
BROOKLYN VILLAGE, Cuya-
hoga Co., cf 2,700 pop., on Cuyahoga v., at
junction of Valley Rd., 3 m. S. of Cleveland.
Engaged in manufacturing and agriculture.
CUYAHOGAN; Saturdajs; republican;
eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; W. I. Daveuny, editor ; Beach-
ler & Davenny, publishers ; circulation J 1 .
BRYAN, C. H., Williams Co., \j 3,450
pop., on Air Line division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., 54 m. from Toledo
and 42 N. E. of Fort Wayne, Ind. In an
agricultural region. Centre of trade. Has
factories of various kinds.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1863 ; Robert N. Patterson, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
MAUMEE VALLEY^ PROHIBI-
TIONIST; Saturdays; prohibition; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established
1886; Walter J. Sherwood, editor and pub-
lisher ; an edition same title is issued for
Wauseon.
PRESS ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages; size 29x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1855 ; Simeon Gillis, editor and publish-
er , circulation J 2 .
BUCYRUS, C. H., Crawford Co., b
6,000 pop., on Sandusky r., Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne & Chicago and Toledo & Ohio
Central Rds., 62 m. from Columbus. Centre
of trade. A thickly populated district, noted
for its schools and the number and variety
of its manufactories. The supply depot and
central offices and shops of the Toledo &
Ohio Central Rd. located here.
CRITIC; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $5.20 ;
established 1885 ; Holbrook & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; issue also the
Crairford Co. Foru))i.
COURIER; Fridays; German; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; A. Broemel, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CRAYVFORD CO. FORUM; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1844 ; Holbrook &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 ;
issue also the Critic.
CRAWFORD CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
prohibition; four pages ; size 20x30: subscrip-
tion $1; established 1881 ; Thomas P. Hoplej',
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican; four
ages; size 21x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1852 ; John Hopley & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SYCAMORE NEWS; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrintion $1 ; established
1886 : James R. Hopley, editor and publisher ;
dated at Svcamore.
Fi
BURTON, Geauga Co., ^ 800 pop.,
is situated near the centre of Geauga Co.,
amid an intelligent class of people. Con-
nected with the N. Y., P. & O. Rd. on the
west, and the P. & Y. Rd. on the east ; large
shipping point for all kinds of produce.
GEAUGA LEADER; Fridays; four
pages; size 26x4<»; subscription $1.50 ; e.stab-
lished 1874; F. E. Denton, editor; E. & P.
Hitchcock, publishers ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
513
OHIO.
CADIZ, C. H., Harrison Co., U- l,817t
pop., 23 m. from Wheeling, W. Va., and 7)
W. of Pittsburgh, Pa. A branch railroad.
8 m. long, connects it with Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd. Centre of
an extensive wool-growing district. Has
five banks, large glass works, and a large
flouring mill.
F li A >I B E A U ; Wednesdays ; prohibi-
tion ; eii^ht pages ; size 2tix40 ; subscription
$1..50; established 1887; C. B. Davis, editor
and puV)lisher.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1816; W. B. Hearn, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SENTINEIi; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1832 ; Wm. H. Ai-nold, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
CALDWELL, C. H., Nohle Co., o
1,400 pop., in Olive township, on W. fork
of Duck creek and crossing of Cleveland
& Marietta division of Wheeling & Lake
Erie Rd., and Bellaire, Zanesville &
Cincinnati Rd., about 30 m. from Zanesville
and 35 from Marietta. In Duck creek oil
regions.
JOURNAIi ; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1883 : Frank M. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NOBLE CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; C. W.
Evans, editor and publisher.
NOBLE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 2.8x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1852; W. H.
Cooley, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
PRESS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; D. A. Jennings, editor ; A. P.
Jennings & Son, publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CALEDONIA, Marion Co., U 716
pop., on Cleveland, Col., Cincinnati &
Indianapolis and N. Y., Pa. & Ohio Rds.
Important shipping point for grain, lumber
and produce.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40; .subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1875 ; George Henness, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMBRIDGE, C. n., Guernsey Co.,n-
5,0; lO pop., on Wills creek and Baltimore &
Ohio and Cleveland & Marietta Rds., 24 m,
from Zanesville, 50 W. of Wheeling and 85 E.
of Columbus. Has chair factory, bentwood
works, railroad shops, brewery, Iron roof-
ing w^orks, planing mills and many other
industries. Within the city limits are many
coal mines and oil and gas wells.
GUERNSEY TIMES; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages : size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1824 ; David D. Taylor,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
HERALD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription $2 ;
established 1869 ; Mahaffey & Ogier, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
JEFFERSONIAN; Thursdays; in-
dependent-democratic ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $2.50; established 1832;
John M. Amos, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation 1 1 .
PEOPLES' PRESS; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; Browne & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
OHIO.
OHIO TEACHER; monthly; educa-
tional ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; .subscription
75 cents ; established 1880 ; John McBurney,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CAMDEN, Prehle Co., -n 1,000 pop.,
on Cin., Hamilton & Dayton Rd. Principal
branches of industry are shipping of grain
and stock.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1879 ; C. M Hane, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
CANAL DOVEJEt, Tuscarawas Co.,
D- 2,600 pop., on Ohio Canal and Tuscarawas
r., and Tuscarawas branch of Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Rd., on Cleveland & Marietta,
Wheeling & Lake Erie and Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Rds. On an elevated
plain. Produces grain and fruit, of
which large quantities are shipped. Coal
abounds, and also iron ore, limestone
and fire-clay. The town has numerous
churches, school buildings, a blast furnace,
rolling mill, brick works, foundries, salt
and fm-niture manufactories, boUer w^orks,
etc.
IRON VALLEY REPORTER; Fri-
daj' s ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1872; W. W.
Scott, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
TUSCARAWAS CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
W. C. Gould, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
WORKMAN; Saturdays ; labor ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Chas. C. Rickert, editor and pub-
lisher.
CANAL FULTON, Stark Co., rf
1,445 pop., on Ohio Canal and Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Rds., 31 m. from Cleve-
land. Manufactories of farm implements,
sashes, etc. A large quantity of wheat is
shipped from here.
FULTON SIGNAL; Thursdays; neu-
tral ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; J. P. Yockey, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
CANAL WINCHESTER, Frank-
Un Co., n 1,000 pop., on Ohio Canal and
Columbus, Hocking Valley & T. Rd., 16
m. from Columbus. Flouring and woolen
mills.
WINCHESTER TIMES; Wednesdays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1871 ; The Times
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
CANFIELD, Mahoning Co., cf 1,000
pop., 10 m. from Youngstown, on N. Y.,
Pa. & Ohio Rd., 21 from New Lisbon.
An agricultural district.
MAHONING DISPATCH; Fridays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877; Fowler &
Son, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CANTON, C. H., Stark Co., ^ 22,000
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., at junction of Valley and Cleveland &
Canton Rds., 102 m. from Pittsburgh. Con-
tains large agricultm-al works, and is lo-
cated in the heart of fine agricultural and
il4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
mineral regions. Manufactures agricult-
ural implements, steel saws, safes, pocket
cutleiy, wrought iron bridges, woolen
goods, glassware, pottery, etc.
DEMOCRAT; everv evening except
Sunday, and STAltIv CO. DEMO-
CRAT, Thursdays; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x3(5, weekly
32x48; subscription— daily $(j, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1S84, weekly 1833 ; A.
McGregor & Co.. editors and 'publishers ;
circulation— daily .J 1, weekly 12.
REPOSITORY; every evening except
Sunday, and AVEEKL.Y, Thursdajs ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x44, weekly ;>4x4S ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1878, weekly \W> ; Repositorj'
Printing Co., publishers : circulation— daily
I 1 , weekly J 2 ; dated at Canton and
Massillon.
TA GLICHES JOURNAL,; every
morning except Sunday, and JOURNAL,
Wednesdays; German ; daily four pages,
weekly four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
26x4'i; subscription— daily $5.44, weekly $1.75";
circulation— weekly K 2 ; a four-page literary
supplement, entitled Der Erzahler, is issued
reiiularly with the Saturday edition.
DIE OHIO VOLKS-ZEITUNG ;
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; Ohio Volks
Zeitung Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion J 1 .
JOURNAL ; (see Tagliches Journal.)
STARK CO. DEMOCRAT; (see
Democrat.)
CARDINGTON, Morroio Co., u
l,365t pop., on C, C, C. & I. Rd., 38 m. from
Columbus and 98 from Cleveland. Trade
centre for an agricultural district. Has
wheat scourer, fm-niture and butter pack-
age manufactories, flouring mills, foundry,
machine shops, and a number of other en-
terprises.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 18T2 ; Neal Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation ,1 1 .
CAREY, Wyandot Co., ^ l,148t pop.,
at junction of the Cleveland, Delphos & St.
Louis Rd. with the Columbus & Toledo and
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Rds.; also
the terminus of the Findlay branch. Does
considerable business in grain, etc.
WYANDOT CO. TIMES; Wednes-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscri^ion $1.50; established 1872; Geo. H.
Tallman & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
CARROLLTON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
■D- 1,500 pop., about 100 m. S. by E. of Cleve-
land. Cleveland & Canton Rd. connects
with Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd. at Canton. Has carriage manufactory,
tile and brick works, and tannery.
CARROLL CHRONICLE; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages : size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1871 ; J. V. Lawler,
editor; J. V. Lawler & Bro., publishers; cir-
culation J 1.
CARROLL FREE PRESS; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 25x39 ;
subscription $2; estaljlished 1831; John H.
Tripp, editor and puV)lisher ; circulation J 1.
CARROLL REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days; republican; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1881; S. J. Cam-
eron & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
CEDAR VILLE, Greene Co., -u l.lSlf
pop., on the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
OHIO.
Louis Rd., 8 m. from Xenia. Lime and hard
lumber manufacture. Grain shipping trade.
H E R A Ij D ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Robert H Young, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2 .
CELINA, C. H., Mercer Co., -n 2,400
pop., near source of Wabash r., at junction
of the Lake Erie & Western, Toledo &
Dayton, and Cincinnati, Jackson & Michigan
Rds., about 20 m. W. of Wapakoneta and 65
N. bj' W. of Dayton. Extensive planing and
other mills here.
MERCER CO. BOTE; Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages : size 27x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; Wm. Stelzer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MERCER CO. OBSERVER; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1874; Jameson
& Ross, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
MERCER CO. STANDARD ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1848; A. P.J.
Snyder, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CENTERBURG, Knox Co., u 1,000
pop., at junction of Ohio Central and Cleve-
land, Akron & Columbus Rds., 31 m. from
Columbus and 108 from East Toledo. Has
several manufactories.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880 ; E. N. Gunsaulus, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
CHAGRIN FALLS, Cuyahoga Co.,
cf 2,100 pop., on Chagrin Falls & Southern
Rd., 18 m. E. of Cleveland. Engaged in gen-
eral milling and manufactui"ing pursuits.
EXPONENT; Thursdays; eight pages;
size of page 15x23 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874; J. J. Stranahan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation 12.
CHARDON, C. H., Geauga Co., cf
1,081+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Painesville &
Fairport Rd., 38 m. from Cleveland and 14
from Lake Erie. An agricultural district.
A shipping point for large quantities of
cheese, wool and fruits.
GEAUGA DEMOCRATIC REC-
ORD; Fridays; democratic; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1.25; established
1886 ; Denton Bros. & King, editors and pub-
lishers.
GEAUGA REPUBLICAN; Wednes-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44
subscription $1.50 ; established 1849 ; Julius O.
Converse, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
CHESHIRE, Gallia Co., g 300 pop.,
on Ohio r. and Columbus, Kocking Valley
& Ohio Central Rd., 12 m. N. from Gallipolis.
CENTRAL FREEWILL BAP-
TIST; montlily; free-will baptist; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 : Thomas E. Feden, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHICAGO, Huron Co., [^ 1,000 pop., at
terminus of Chicago division of Baltimore
& Ohio Rd., 28 m. S. of Sandusky. Machine
shops and freight yards located here.
STAR; Thursdays; eight pages; .size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1886;
W. A. Keesev, editor and publisher.
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; sub.scription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; S. O. Riggs, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
515
OHIO.
CHILLICOTHE, C. H., Ross Co., g
12,000 pop., on Scioto w, 50 m. S. of Colum-
- bus, also on Cincinnati, Wasliington &
Baltimore, Scioto Valley and Dayton &
Ironton Rds. and on the Ohio & Erie Ca-
nal ; 96 m. from Cincinnati. Engaged in
various manufactures and centre of a fine
agricultural district, situated near the
great iron and coal section of Ohio ; has
abundant water and freight facilities.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
and ROSS CO. RECtJISTER, Saturdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 34x35, weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly §1.50; established — daily 1884,
weekly 1868 ; R. Putnam, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily K 2, weekly .J 2.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 18:30 ; Harper & Hunter, editors and
publishers; circulation J 2.
LEADER; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages : size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2; established 1883; Tyler & Carrigan, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
ROSS CO. REGISTER ; (see Neivs.)
SCIOTO GAZETTE; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1800; Richard G. Lewis,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
UNSERE ZEIT ; Saturdays ; German ;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; B. Fromm & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
CINCINNATI, C. H., Hamiltdn Co.,
p 275,000 pop., on Ohio r. The metropolis of
Ohio and the great centre of the pork trade.
Connected with all points by railroads and
steamboats. Has an extensive trade with
all parts of the South and West. The manu-
facturing interests are large and form an
important branch of industry. Largest city
in the State.
ANZEIGER; every evening except
Sunday, Sunday morning, and WEEKLY,
Tuesdays, German ; daily and weeklj- four
pages, Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 27x40,
weekly 27x44, Sunday (size of page) 17x24 ;
subscription— dailv $4, weekly $1.50, Sunday
$2; established 1880; Emil Bactow & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily I 2 ,
weekly I 2 , Sunday I 2 .
ARBEITERBLATT ; every evening
except Sunday ; German ; four pages ; size
20x30 ; subscription $3 ; established 1877 ; Freie
Piesse Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 2 ; issues also the Freie Presse.
CINCINNATIER ZEITIJNG; every
evening except Sunday, and Sunday inorn-
ing ; daily four pages, Sunday eight pages ;
size— daily 20x34, Sunday (size of page) 17x22 ;
subscription §7.30; established 1886; Cincin-
nati Zeituug Association, editors and pub-
lishers.
COMMERCIAL. GAZETTE; every
morning, SEMI-WEEK liY, Tuesdays
and Fridays, and GAZE TTE, Wednesdays;
republican ; eight pages; Saturday and Sun-
day sixteen pages ; size of page 18x26 ; sub
scription— daily with Sunday §14, without
Sunday §12, semi-weekly §2.40, weekly §1 ;
established— weekly 1793; Commercial Ga-
zette Co., editors and publishers ; circulation
—daily C 1, semi-weekly .J 1, weekly C 2.
ENQUIRER; evei-y morning, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages, Saturday sixteen pages ; size of
pagej22xi7; subscription— daily .§14, daily with-
out Sunday §12, weekly §1.15; established
1842 ; John R. McLean, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily C 1 , weekly B 1.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x32 ;
subscription §3; established 1880; Post Pub-
OHIO.
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion C 2. !i;W"Actual average circulation for
one year preceding Nov. 1, lS8(i, as ijer state-
ment on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 4:3,670 copies.
EVENING TELEGRA3I ; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
dajs ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— dailj' 22x34, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscription— daily .§3, weekly §1; established
1885; Telegram Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily E 1; New York
City office, 265 Broadvvav.
FREIE PRESSE; every morning,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; German;
eight pages ; size— daily 80x45, weekly and
Sunday 40x.50 ; subscription — daily ^vithout
Sunday §8, daily with Sunday §10, Sunday $2,
weekly §2 ; established — morning 1874, weekly
1876 ; Freie Presse Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation — dailj' G 1, weekly H 2, Sunday
G 2 J issues also the Arbeiterblatt.
HOTEL JOURNAL; every morning
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x:34 ; sub-
scription §10 ; established ls83 ; S. P. V. Arnold,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUN ; every morning, and >VEEKLY,
Fridays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 23x36, weekly 3(Jx44 ; sub-
scription—daily with Sunday §7, without Sun-
day §6 : established 1886 ; Sun Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily F 2, weekly H 2.
TIME S-STAR ; every evening except
Sunday, SUNDAY TIMES-STAR, Sun
day, and TIMES, Thursdaj^s ; eight pages;
size— daily 29x41, weekly and Sunday 34x46 ;
subscription— daily §6, weekly §1, Sunday
$1.50: established— daily 1836, weekly 1842;
Times-Star Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—daily D 2, Sunday F 1 , weekly C 2.
VOLKSBLATT; every morning except
Sunday, ^V E E K L Y , Tuesdays, and
WESTLICHE BLAETTER, Sundays;
German ; independent ; daily eight pages,
Sunday and weekly ten pages ; size 15x22]; sub-
scription—daily $9.20, weekly §2, Sunday §2,
Sundaj' with weekly §3; established— daily
18:38, weekly 1835, Sunday 1864 ; Chas. Albrecht,
editor ; Cincinnati Volksblatt Co., publishei's ;
circ'n— daily G 2, weekly G 2, Sunday D 1.
VOLKSFREUND ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and
SONNTAGMORGEN, Sundays ; German ;
! democratic ; daily and weekly eight pages,
Sunday ten pages; size— daily 31x45, weekly
and Sunday 35x46 ; subscription— dail.y $8.60,
weekly §2.10, Sunday §2.10; Henry Haacke,
editor and publisher ; circulation- daily H 2,
weekly F 1, Sunday F 2.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER
AND UPHOLSTERER : (see Boston,
AMERICAN CATHOLIC TRIB-
UNE; Satiu-days ; eight pages; size- 30x46;
subscription .§2 ; established 1884 ; Dan A.
Rudd and Walter S. Thomas, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 ; organ of colored
people.
AMERICAN CHRISTIAN RE-
VIEW; Thursdays; disciples; eight pages;
size :i;0x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1858 ;
W. B. F. Treat, editor ; D. Sommer, publisher ;
circulation G 1.
AMERICAN GRANGE BULLE-
TIN ; Thursdays; eight pages ; size of page
15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; F.
P. Wolcott, editor ; Grange Bulletin Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation D 2 ; issues also Oit r Little
Grangers.
AMERICAN ISRAELITE; Fridays;
Jewish ; ten and twelve pages ; size of page
16x2:3 ; subscription §4, with the Deborah §5 ;
established 1854 ; Isaac M. Wise, editor ; Bloch
Publishing and Printing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation E 1 ; issues also Die Deborah, Ameri-
can Laiv Record, Sabbath Visitor and the
Chicago, 111., American Israelite.
AMERICAN SPORTSMAN; Wed
nesdays ; sporting ; twelve pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription §2; established
1884; American Sportsman Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
r>i6
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
CATHOLIC TELEGRAPH; Tluiis
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 3Ux43 ; sub-
scription S2.50; established 1832; O. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
CHRISTIAN LEADER; Thursdays;
Christian ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §2: established 1887; JohnF. Rowe, edi-
tor and publisher.
CHRISTIAN STANDARD ; Satur-
days ; disciples ; eight pages ; size of page
18x25; subscription $2.50; established 1866;
Isaac Errett, editor; Standard Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation D 2 ; issues also the
Disciple.
CINCINNATIER SONNTAGS-
BLATT ; Sundays; German; eight pages;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S6 ; Alois F. Juettner, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2
DER CHRISTLICHE APOLO-
GETE; Thursdays; German; methodist
episcopal ; sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1839 ; Wm. Nast,
D.D., and J. Ki-ehbiel, editors ; Cranston &
Stowe. publishers ; circulation E 1 ; issue also
the Western Christian Advocate, Haus und
Herd and Snndcn/ School Journal.
DIE DEBORAH; Fridays; German;
Jewish; eight pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1855 ; Isaac M. Wise, edi-
tor ; Bloch Publishing and Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2 ; issues also the Amer-
ican Israelite, American Law Record, Sab-
bath Visitor and the Chicago, 111., American
Israelite.
FARMING >VO R L D ; Saturdays ;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; T. S. Gardner,
editor; Farming World Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation C 1 , including special
editions.
GAZETTE; (see Commercial Gazette.)
GROCER; Saturdays; commercial; twen-
ty-eight pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; P. T. Schultz, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
HERALD AND PRESBYTER;
Wednesdays ; presbyterian ; eight pages ;
size of page 18x24 ; subscription $3.50 ; estab-
lished—C/irisftan Herald 1841, Presbyter 1840,
consolidated 1869 ; J. G. Monfort, E. R. Mon-
fort and F. C. Monfort, editors ; Monfort &
Co.. publishers ; circvilation E 1.
ILLUSTRATED GRAPHIC NEWS;
Saturdays ; illustrated ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 12x17; subscription $4; established
18S3 ; O. O. Hall & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation G 2 ; an edition is also issued for
Chicago, 111.
IRISH TI3IES ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size '2^1x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
J. B. O'RelUv, editor and publisher.
JOURNAL AND MESSENGER ;
Wednesdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size
of page 18x24; subscription $2; established
1831 ; Rev. George W. Lasher, D.D., and Rev.
W. N. Wyeth, D.D.. editors ; circulation G 2 ;
dated and issued simultaneously at Cincin-
nati, Indianapolis, Ind., and Parkersburg,
W. Va.
LANCET-CLINIC; Saturdays; medi-
cal; fifty pages; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion $3.50 ; established 1839 ; Dr. J. C. Culbert-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ;
issues also the Obstetric Gazette.
LIVE STOCK REVIEW; Thursdays;
live stock ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; establishedl875 ; Charles B. Murray,
editor and publisher ; circulation .J 2; issues
also the Price Current and Commercial Re-
view.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE
STAR; Tuesdays; temperance; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884 ; National Temperance Star
Co., editor and publislier; circulation H 1.
PRICE CURRENT AND C03IMER.
CIAL REVIEW; Thursdays; commer-
cial -, four pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $5 ;
established 1844; Charles B. Murray, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2; issues also the
Live Stock Review.
OHIO.
PROTESTANTISCHER HA US-
ER E U N D ; Thursdays ; German ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1S85 ; Revs. Edward Voss, Heinrich
Hafner and J. U. Voss, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation .12.
S O N N T A GMORGEN ; (see Volks-
?^OUTH-WEST ; Saturdays; commer-
cial ; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2;
established 1881 ; J. B. Chadwick, editor ;
South West Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation .T 2.
SUBURBAN NEWS ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; .size of page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; Amos Moore & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2 : issue also
the Mi/stic Jewel.
SUNDAY TIMES-STAR ; (see Times-
Star.)
TIMES; (see Times-Star.)
UNIONIST; Saturdays; English and
German; labor; four pages; size 22x30; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1883 : M. D. Cou-
nollv, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
UNITED LABOR AGE; Saturdays;
labor; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1 ; established 1887 ; H. Hilliard, editor and
publisher.
UNI VERSA LIST; (see -Chicago.)
WAHRHEITSFREUND; Wednes
days ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1837 ;
Benziger Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation F 1.
W^ESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays ; methodist episcopal ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18 ; subscrip-
tion $2.20 ; established 1834 ; J. H. Bayliss and
John J. Hight, editors ; Cranston & Stowe,
publishers ; circulation D 2 ; issue also Der
Christliche Apologete, Haus und Herd and
Sunday School Journal.
WESTERN MERCHANT AND
MANUFACTURER; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1868 ; T. J. Smith Printing
and Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circ'n I 2 ; issues also the Knights' Journal.
WESTERN TOBACCO JOURNAL;
Mondays ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established
1874; Thomas Mason, editor and publisher;
circulation H 2.
WESTLICHE BLAETTER; (see
Volksblatt.)
FURNITURE AVORKER ; semi
monthly ; commercial ; thirty-two to forty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; A. A. Brown, editor ; Cohen
& Co., publishers ; cii'culation H 2 ; issue also
the Spokesman.
HEADLIGHT; semi-monthly; commer-
cial; twelve pages ; size of page 11x16; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1879; Railroad Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publisliers.
AMERICAN INVENTOR; monthly;
commercial ; mechanical ; forty pages ; size
of page 11x14 ; subscription $1 ; established
1878 ; J. S. Zerbe, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation G 2.
AMERICAN LAW RECORD;
monthly ; legal ; seventy-six pages octavo ;
subscription $5 ; established 1872 ; J. Wm. John-
son, editor ; Bloch Publishing and Printing
Co., publisliers ; circulation K 1 ; issues also
the American Israelite, Die Deborah, Sabbath
Visitor and the Chicago, III., American
Israelite.
ARTISAN; monthly; scientific; com-
mercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; J. H. Hor-
tou, editor and manager ; Cincinnati Artisan
Co., publishers; circulation G 1.
BIBLE SCHOOL; monthly; Christian;
thirty-six pages; size of page 5x9; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1885; F. M. Green
and P. H. Duncan, editors ; Standard Publish-
ing Co., i)ublishers.
CHILDREN'S H03IE RECORD ;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 11x16 ; subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1870 ; Sara M.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
517
OHIO.
Haughton, editoi* ; The Children's Home,
publishers ; circulation K 2 ; issued in the
interest of the Cincinnati Children's Home.
CHRISTIAN PRESS; monthly; evan-
gelical ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscription
3U cents; established 1852 ; "Western Tract So-
ciety, editors and publishers ; inserts adver-
tisements of the Western Tract Societj' only.
COURIER; monthly; music; twenty
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1882 ; College of Music of Cincin-
nati, editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
DENTAL. REGISTER; monthly ; den-
tistrv ; one hundred pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1847; J. Taft, D.D.S.,
editor ; Spencer & Crocker, publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
DER SENDBOTE ; monthly ; German ;
catholic ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription
^2 ; established 1873 ; Franciscan Fathers,
editors and publishers ; does not insert ad-
vertisements.
DISCIPLE; monthly; Christian; one
hundred and thirty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1884 ; B. J. Radford &
J. H. Brown, editors ; Standard Publishing
■Co., publishers ; circulation 1 1 ; issues also the
Christian Standard.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL JOURNAL;
monthly ; medical ; seventy six pages octavo ;
subscription §2 ; established 1841 ; John M.
Scudder, M.D., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I 2 .
EXPRESS GAZETTE; monthly;
commercial ; tw^enty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription §1 ; established 1873 ; J. W.
Schrage, editor ; Express Gazette Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation G 1.
FLORIDA CHAUTAUQUA; month
ly ; sixteen pages ; size (Jt page 11x15 ; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1886; A. H.
•Gillet, D.D., and J. L. Shearer, editors and
publishers.
HAUS UND HERD; monthly; Ger-
man ; sixty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1873 ; Rev. Henry
Liebhart, editor ; Cranston & Stowe, publish-
ers ; circulation G 1 ; issue also Der Christ-
lische Apologete, Western Christian Advocate
and Sunday School Journal.
HUMANE EDUCATOR; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 12x16 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; O. B. Todhunter, editor ;
Ohio State Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children and Animals, publishers ;
circulation I 2 .
KNIGHTS' JOURNAL.; monthly ;
Knights of the Golden Rule ; eight pages ;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription 75 cents; estab-
lished 1881 ; T. J. Smith Printing and Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 ;
issues also the Western Merchant and Manu-
L.UMBER WORKER; monthly; com-
mercial ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x13 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Lumber
"Worker Co., editors and publishers.
M c M I C K E N REVIEW; monthly ;
twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; Students of the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati, editors and publishers;
circulation K 1 ; a college paper ; Issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
MASONIC REVIEW; monthly; ma-
sonic ; seventy-two pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1845 ; Henry D. Moore,
editor; Wrightson & Co., publishers; circ'n I 2 .
MEDICAL AND DENTAL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; medical; sixty-eight pages
octavo ; subscription .§1 ; established 1885 ; A.
B. Thrasher, A.M., M.D., editor ; M. A. Spencer
Co.. publishers.
MEDICAL NEWS; monthly; medical;
one hundred pages octavo ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868 ; J. A. Thacker, A.M., M.D.,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
MUSICAL STANDARD; monthly;
music ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page 11x14 ;
subscriptions!; established 1885 ; Geo. T. Bul-
ling, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
MUSICAL VISITOR; monthly; music;
thirty-two pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
33
OHIO.
scription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; The John
Church Co., editors and publishers; circ'n I 1 .
31 Y S T I C JEWEL; monthly ; odd-
fellowship ; eight pages ; size 3ux44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.5i) ; established 1872 ; Amos Moore,
editor and publisher; circulation 1 1 ; issues
also the Suburban News.
NATIONAL NORMAL EXPO-
NENT; monthly; thirty-two pages octavo;
subscription 5IJ cents; established 1886;
R. Heber Holbrook, editor ; National Normal
School Co., publishers ; circulation 12: a
school paper ; issued during the school vear.
OBSTETRIC GAZETTE; moiithly ;
medical ; sixty eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1878 ; Dr. J. C. Culbertson,
editor and publisher ; circulationJ 1 ; issues
also the Lancet-Clinic.
OUR LITTLE GRANGERS; month
ly ; juvenile; eight pages; size 22x28; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1880; "Locksie
Powell," editor ; Grange Bulletin Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation E 2 ; issues also the Amer-
ican Grange Bulletin.
PEOPLE'S AID;-monthly ; eight pages;
size 26x38 ; S'lbscription 50 cents ; established
1881 ; Cincinnati Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation X.
SABBATH VISITOR; monthly; juve-
nile ; ninety pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1..50 ; established 18T2 ; I. "Wise,
editor; Bloch Publishing and Printing Co.,
publishers ; a Jewish Sabbath School paper ;
circulation 1 2 ; issues also the American
Israelite, Die Deborah, American Law Rec-
ord and the Chicago, 111., American Israelite.
SEWING MACHINE INTEREST;
monthlj' ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size
of page 10x14; subscription $1 ; established
1883 ; G. M. Kingsbury, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2
SPOKESMAN; monthly; commercial;
thirty -eight pages ; size of page 9x13 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; T. J. "Wys-
carver. editor; Cohen & Co., publishers;
ciiculation J 1 ; issue also the Furniture
Worker.
STAMP WORLD; monthly; philatelv;
twenty pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1S80 ; C. Collins, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SUNDAY SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthlj' ; methodist episcopal ; forty-two
pages octavo ; subscription 65 cents ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Rev. J. H. Vincent, editor ; Cran-
ston & Stowe, publishers ; circulation C 2 ;
dated at Cincinnati, Chicago, 111., and St.
Louis, Mo.; an edition is also issued for New
York City ; issue also Der Christliche Apolo-
gete, Western Christian Advocate and Havs
und Herd.
TRAP AND TRIGGER; monthly ;
sporting ; eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1885 ; John R. Cham-
berlin, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
WESTERN ARCHITECT AND
BUILDER; monthly; architecture; twenty
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription SI;
established 1880 ; J. H. Queen, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation G 1.
BETA THETA PI ; quarterly ; college
secret society ; eighty to one hundred pages ;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1813 ; Chambers Baird, editor ; Frater-
nity Societj', publishers ; circulation J 1 ; is-
sued during the collegiate vear.
DER DEUTSCHE PIONIER; quar-
terly ; German ; sixty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1869 ; D. Rosenthall & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DRUGS AND iMEDICINES OF
NORTH AMERICA ; quarterly; medical ;
forty-four pages; size of page 7x11; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1884 ; J. U. & C. G.
Lloyd, editors and publishers; circ'n J 1.
CIRCLEVILLE, C. H., Pickaway
Co., a 7.00U pop., on Scioto r. and Ohio canal,
and Seioto "Valley Rd. from Columbus to
Portsmouth, 25 m. from Columbus, and on
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 64
518
GEO. F. KOWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
OHIO.
from Zanesville. River furnishes water
power, which is einploj'ed in manufactur-
ing. Extensive straw board works have
recently been established here. A rich and
populous agricultui-al district and centre of
trade. The city occupies the site of an old
fortification having a circular form, from
which its name is derived.
EVENING HERALD; every evening,
and DE3IOCllATiC HERALiD, Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size — daily
22x25, 'weekly 27x42 ; subsci'iption— daily S5.20,
weekly $1.25; established— daily 1883, weekly
1870 ; Murphy & Darst, editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailv L 2 , weeklv K 2.
DEMOCRAT AND WATCH3IAN;
Fridaj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size "28x44 ;
subscription §2.50 ; established 1837 ; A. R. Van
Cleaf, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
DE.UOCRATIC HERALD; (see Even-
ing Herald.)
UNION-HERALD ; Saturdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1817 ; Harry E. Lutz, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CLARINGTON, Monroe Co., U- 915t
pop., on Ohio r. and Ohio River Rd., at the
mouth of Sunflsh ci'eek ; 24 m. below Bel-
laire, 43 m. by land N. E. of Marietta and
125 E. of Columbus. Has four churches,
graded school, large tannery, flouring mill,
planing mill and a seminar j'.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1 ; established 1881 ;
W. T. Powell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
CLEVELAND, C.H., Cuyahoga Co.,^
220,000 pop., on the S. shore of Lake Erie, at
mouth of Cuyahoga r., 125 m. from Colum-
bus and 195 from Buffalo, N. Y. Engaged in
commerce, manufactures and ship-build-
ing, and a centre for the exchange of prod-
uce of Ohio and the West for the manu-
factures of the East. From its position
, on the lake and its artificial advantages it
has become an important distributing point.
Railroads connect with all principal cities
East and West. Has superior educational
faculties ; its public schools being thorough-
ly organized and among the best in the
country. Has attained some celebrity
for its architectural attractions.
A N Z E I G E R ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; German; eight
pages ; size— daily :3()x44, weekly and Sunday
(size of page) 18x24; subscription— daily §6,
Sunday $2, weekly $2 ; established 1871 : Wil-
liam Kauf mann, editor ; Anzeiger Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation— dally H 2. week-
ly 1 2 . Sunday G 1 ; a two-page supplement
is regularlv issued with the Sunday edition.
APPEAL; every morning except Sun-
day; labor; four pages ; size 22x36: sub.scrip-
tion S3 ; established 1886 ; Appeal Printing
Co., editors and publishers.
EVENING NEWS AND HERALD ;
(see Leader.)
LEADER; every morning, EVENING
NEWS AND HERALD, every evening
except Sunday, LEADER, triweekly
Tuesdavs, Thursdavs and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 17x24 ; subscription-
morning SIO, evening S6, triweekly §5, week-
ly $1, Sundav S2; established— I/eader 1847,
Herald 1S\9, News 1869; Leader Printing Co.,
publishers; circ'n— morning and evening D 1,
tri-weeklv J 1, weekly D 2, Sunday C 1.
PLAIN DEALER; every morning
and every evening except Sunday, TRI-
WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. and WEEKLY, Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; daily, tri-weekly and weekly eight
pages, and Sundaj' twelve to twenty four
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription — morn
ing daily SIO, evening daily §6, triweekly S5,'
Sunday $2, weekly $1 ; established 1841 ; cir-
culation—daily E 2, weekly F 1.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages : size 20x32 ; subscription S3 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Scripps Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation D 1.
W.^CHTER AM ERIE ; every even-
ing except Sundav, WEEKLY, Thursdays,
and S O N N T A G S B L A T T D E S
W^ECHTER AM ERIE, Sundays; Ger
man ; democratic ; daily and weekly eight
pages, Sunday ten pages ; size of page— daily
15x22, weekly and Sunday 18x23 ; subscription
—dailv S6, weekly S2, Sunday S2 ; established
1852 ; Waechter am Erie Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily H l,
weekly I 2 , Sunday H 1.
VOLNOST; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays ; Bohemian ; four pages ;
size 20x28 ; subscription &3.20 ; established
1880 ; Edward and Charles Vopalecky. editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2 ; an organ of
the Knights of Labor.
DENNICENOVOVEKU ; semi weekly,
Tuesdavs and Fridays ; Bohemian ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $3.20 ; estab-
lished 1877; V. Snajdr, editor and publisher;
circulation J 2 ; Issues also Jednota Osvo-
jenych as a Sunday supplement ; four pages ;
size 18x24: established 1882.
CATHOLIC KNIGHT; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages : size 26x40 : subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1S82 ; Jos. J. Greeves,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSE; Thursdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 16x24 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1874; Manly Tello, editor
and manager : circulation H 2.
CLEVELANDER POST; Saturdays;
German ; eight pages ; size of page 18x2:3 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1886; C. F. Thiele,
editor and publisher.
CLEVELANDER VOLKS-
FRETND; Saturdays; German; labor;
eight pages ; size 15x21 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886; Volksfreund Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
DER CHRISTLICHE BOTSCHAF-
TER ; Saturdays ; German ; evangelical asso-
ciation ; sixteen pages; size of page 13x18;
subscription $2; established 1836; Rev. W.
Horn and Rev. R. Jaekel, editors ; Lauer &
Yost, publishers ; cu-culation E 1 ; issue also
the Evangelical Messenger, Evangelical Sun
day School Teacher, Evangelische Magazin
and Living Epistle.
DER SENDBOTE ; Wednesdaj's ; Ger-
man ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 14x20 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1853 ; Rev. J. C. Hasel-
huhn, editor; German Baptist Publication
Society, publishers ; H. Schulte, manager ; cir-
culation H 2. ,^^^
DIE STIM3IE DER WAHRHEIT;
Thursdavs ; German ; catholic ; eight pages ;
size 35x48; subscription $2.50; established
1875 ; J. B. Mueller, editor ; E. Andries, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 ; issues also Die
Stimme der Wahrheit, Detroit, Mich.
EAST END SIGNAL; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size of page 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Arthur L.
Shumway & F. N. Scott, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 1 .
EVANGELICAL MESSENGER;
Tuesdays ; evangelical association ; sixteen
pages ; 'size of page 13x18 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1848 ; Rev. H. B. Hartzler, editor ;
Lauer & Yost, publishers ; circulation G 2 ;
issue also Der Christliche Botschafter, Evan-
gelical Sunday School Teacher, Evangelische
Magazin and Living Epistle.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1883; H. C. Smith, editor and
publisher ; circulation 12; an organ of
coloi-ed people.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
519
OHIO.
GLOBE; Satuidays ; eight pages; size
24xo6; subscription $1.5U; established 18S5;
R. A. Jones, editor; Globe Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation J 1.
GRAPHIC AND SENTINEL; Satur
days; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$2; established 1884; Feller & Salen, editors
and publishers ; circulation I 2.
GRIP ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1886; Grip
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
IRON TRADE REVIEW AND
WESTERN MACHINIST; Saturdays;
commercial ; twenty pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription $3; established 1868 ; Wil-
son M. Day, eUicor ; Day & Carter, publishers ;
circulation H _' ; issue also the Western Ma-
chinist and Wuodivorker.
JOURNAL. OF TRADE; Mondays;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ; R.
Houghton, editor; Merchants' Exponent
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
LAIJOR CHRONICLE; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 32x44 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablisned 1883; Carroll Bros., editors and
proprietors ; circulation J 1.
LABOR HERAliD ; Saturdays: eight
pages ; size of page 15x-22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 18-f7; M. H. Meagher, editor ; La-
bor Herald Publishing Co., publishers.
MARINE RECORD; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; eight pages ; size of page 12x19 ; sub-
scription .§2 ; established 1880 ; A. A. Pomeroy,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
OHIO PRACTICAL FARMER; Sat-
urdays ; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; .size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established 1848 ;
M. J. Lawrence, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation B 1.
PEOPLES' TABERNACLE AND
GOSPEL TEMPERANCE BANNER;
Saturdays ; temperance ; four pages ; size
21x30 ; subscription SI ; established 1881 ; Rev.
William Johnson, editor; W. E. Bowman,
manager: circulation J 2.
REFORMIRTE KIRCHENZEIT-
UNG ; Wednesdays; German; reformed
church ; eight pages ; size of page 14x21 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1854; L. Praick-
chatis, editor ; Dr. A. Becker, publisher ; cii--
culation H 1.
SONNTAGSBLATT DES W^CH-
TER AM ERIE; (see Wcechter am Erie )
SOUTH CLEVELAND ADVO-
CATE; Saturdaj's; repulalican ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
Harry H. Nelson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 2 ; dated at Newburgh.
STANDARD OF THE CROSS;
Thursdays ; protestant episcopal ; twelve
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription $2.50;
established 1830; Rev. W. C. French, D.D..
editor and pu1)lisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUN AND VOICE: Sundays; eight
pages ; size of page 19x26 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871; Voice Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation (> 2.
SUNDAY TRIBUNE; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1882 ; J. W. O'Brien, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
SUNDAY WORLD; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1884; W. Scott
Robinson, editor ; Robinson & Crockett, pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1.
WOKKMAN; Saturdajs ; labor; four
pages ; size 24x:>4 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1SJ^6 ; Workman Publishing Co., editors
and |>'ihlishers
AMERICAN BUILDER; bi-weekly;
architectural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x13; suVjscription 75 cents ; established 1886;
P. Houtfiiton, editor and puljlisher.
CHRISTIAN HARVESTER; semi
monthly; holiness; eight pages; size 20x26;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1873 ; Thos.
K. Doty, editor and publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements.
W E S T E It N 31 A C H I N I S T AND
WOODWORKER; semi-monthly ; com-
OHIO.
mercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x15 ;
subscription $1; established 1883; Wilson M.
Day, etlitor; Day & Carter, publishers ; circu-
lation H 2 ; issue also the Iron Trade Review
and Western Machinist.
A BEND LUST; monthly; German; sixty-
eight pages; size of page 7x10; established
1875; U.Schade,editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
B R A I N A R D ' S MUSICAL
WORLD; monthly; music; twenty-eight
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1863 ; Karl Merz, editor ; S. Brain-
ard's Sons, publishers; circulation E 1; dated
at Cleveland and Chicago, III.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOxMO-
TIVE ENGINEERS' JOURNAL;
monthly ; fraternal ; sixty-eight pages oc-
tavo; subscription SIW; P. M. Arthur, T. S.
Ingraham and H. C. Hayes, editors ; Brother-
hood of Locomotive Engineers, publishers ;
circulation F 1 .
CLINICAL REVIEW; monthly ; med-
ical ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; established 1885 ; C. L. Cleveland, A.M.,
M.D., editor ; Fairbanks & Hart, publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
EARNEST WORKER; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 12x15; subscription
$1; established 1874: Mrs. H. E. G. Arey, edi-
tor ; Woman's Christian Association, pub-
lishers.
EVANGELICAL SUNDAY
SCHOOL TEACHER; monthly; evan-
gelical associaticm ; thirty-six pages octavo ;
subscription .50 cents ; established 1876 ; Rev.
P. W. Raidabaugh, editor; Lauer & Yost,
publishers ; circulation H 2 ; issue also Der
Christliche Botschafter, Evangelical Messen-
ger, Evangelisehe 3Iagazin and Living Epistle.
EVANGELISCHE MAGAZIN ;
monthly ; evangelical association ; German ;
sixty-two pages; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion^ $1.25; established 1867; C. A. Thomas
and R. Matt, editors ; Lauer & Yost, publish-
ers; circulation H2; issues also Der Christ-
liche Botschafter, Evangelical Messenger,
Evangelical Sunday School Teacher and Liv-
ing Epistle.
FARRIER AND 3IANUFAC-
TURER; monthly; agricultural; fourteen
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880 ; Farmer and Manu-
facturer Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
JOHNSON'S LAKE SHORE
HOME MAGAZINE; monthly; forty-
eight pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; H. X. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation II.
LIVING EPISTLE; monthly; evan-
gelical association ; thirty-eight pages oc-
tavo ; subscription ,$1 ; established 1866 ; Rev.
P. W. Raidabaugh, editor; Lauer & Yost,
publishers ; circulation J 2 ; issues also Der
Christliche Botschafter, Evangelical Messen-
ger, Evangelical Sunday School Teacher and
Evangelisehe Magazin.
MAGAZINE OF WESTERN HIS-
TORY; monthly: historical; one hundred
and forty to two hundred pages ; size of page
7x10; subscription $5; established 1884; W.
W. Williams, editor ; Magazine of Western
History Co., publishers; circulation II.
MEDICAL GAZETTE; monthly ;
medical ; forty -eight pages octavo ; sub.scrip-
tiou $1 ; established 1885 ; A. R. Baker and S.
W. Kelley, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
ODD FELLOWS' SIGNAL; month
ly ; odd fellowship ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ; W. O.
Bowles, editor ; Signal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation J 1.
OHIO A. O. U.W. JOURNAL; month-
ly ; Ancient Order of United Workmen ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1883 ; W. A. Hughes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
SCROLL SAWYER AND HOME
DECORATOR; monthly; mechanical;
eight pages ; size 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; L. H. Russell, editor ; Day &
Cai'ter, publishers.
520
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
SECHRIfST'S HAND-BOOR AND
R A I L, WA V E O II I P ]>I E N T AND
MILEAGE GUIDE; monthly; commer-
cial ; two hundred and eighteen pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ; established
1884 ; S. P. Sechi-ist and J. B. Savage, editors
and publishers; circulation J 2.
INTERNATIONAL. .STANDARD ;
bi-monthly; science ; eighty-two pages octavo ;
subscription §2 ; established 1884 ; Interna-
tional Institute, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
JOURNAL OF DIETETICS; quar
terlj' ; forty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1887 ; J. B.
Savage, editor and publisher.
OJJY'DYtySandusky Co., [^ 3,000 pop., on
Ohio div. of Indiana, Bloomington and
Western Rd., at intersection of Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern and also of Wheel-
ing & Lake Erie Rds., 17 m. from San-
dusky, 75 from Cleveland and 38 from
Toledo. Centre of trade. Manufactures of
various kinds carried on.
EARNEST WORKER ; Thursdays ;
religious ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; J. G. Lehentaler,
editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 2Sx44; subscription $1.50 ; established
1878 ; B. F. Jackson & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
REVIEW; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
Wm. Frederick, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
COLLEGE CORNER, ^M«.Ze»' Co.,p
900 pop., on Cincinnati, Hamilton and In-
dianapolis Rd., 22 m. from Connersville and
44 from Cincinnati. Engaged in milling
and manufacturing. A shipping point.
INVESTIGATOR ; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. L. Scott, editor ; Investigator
Steam Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'^ J 1.
COLUMBIANA, CoZMwiMana Co.,z(
1,40U pop., on Pittsbui-gh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago Rd., 60 m. from Pittsburgh. En-
gaged in manufacturing and a trade centre.
GLOBE; Wednesdays ; Independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci'iptiou $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; G. G Chamberlain, editor and
publisher.
INDEPENDENT REGISTER;
Thur.sdays; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1870; John Flaugher,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
COLUMBUS, C. H., Franklin Co., n
75,000 pop.. State capital, on Scioto r. and
branch of Ohio canal, near centre of State,
and close to all the great coal and iron
fields of the State. Connected by four-
teen railroads and canals with all the
principal cities and towns in all direc-
tions; 120 m. from Cincinnati, 135 from
Cleveland and 140 from Wheeling. Has an
extensive grain, iron, coal, wool and stock
trade. Extensively engaged in manufac-
tures. The State Library is located here.
A large number of educational institutions
of prominence, including the Ohio State
University and the Ohio Agricultural and
Mechanical College, make this city an edu-
cational centre of considerable importance.
EVENING DISPAT(;H; every even-
ing except Sunday, and DOLLAR DIS-
PATCH, Thursdays; independent; four
OHIO.
pages ; size 28x46 ; subscription — daily $7,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1832, weekly
1875 ; W. D. Brickell & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily G 2, weekly H 1.
OHIO STATE JOURNAL ; every
morning except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 30x46, weekly
(size of page) 16x22 ; subscription — daily $8,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1840, weekly
1811 ; Ohio State Journal Co., publishers; cir-
culation—daily G 1, weekly G 2.
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 34x45 ; subscription
—daily $5.20, weekly $1 ; established 1832 ; J.
H. Galbrath, editor ; Ferd. J. Wendell, pub-
lisher ; circulation- daily G 1, weekly H 2.
DER WESTBOTE; tri weekly.
Tuesdavs, Thursdavs, and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; German; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription
— triweekly $4, weekly $2 ; established — tri-
weekly 1854, weekly 1843 ; Wm. F. Kemmler,
editor ; Der Westbote Co , publishers ; circu-
lation—tri-weekly I 2 , weekly G 2 ; a supple-
ment, entitled the Familien Freund, is regu-
larly issued with the Saturday edition.
CATHOLIC COLUMBIAN ; Satur
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size of page
16x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
John A. Kuster. manager ; Columbian Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
COURIER; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Clifford Rose and Geo. W.
Sues, editors and publishers.
DER OHIO SONNTAGSGAST; Sun-
days ; German ; independent-republican ;
eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878; L. Hirsch & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1 ; a literary sup-
plement, entitled Musse Stunden, is issued
with the paper; a four-page edition, size
23x34, is also issued; subscription $1.25; cir-
culation G 1.
DOLLAR DISPATCH; (see Evening
DisiJatch.)
FREE AMERICAN; Saturdays; four
pages; size 19x25; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Theodore A. Thompson, D.D.,
editor and publisher ; organ of colored people.
LAW BULLETIN AND OHIO
LAW JOURNAL; Mondays; legal;
thirty-tw^o pages ; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1876 ; Carl Jahn, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LITTLE CRUSADER; Sundays;
catholic; juvenile; four pages ; size 12x18; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1882 ; A. M.
MurphJ^ editor and publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements.
LUTHERAN STANDARD ; Satur
days ; hitheran ; eight pages; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1843 ; Faculty of
Capital University, editors; Evangelical
Lutheran Joint Synod, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements.
OHIO STATE SENTINEL ; Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 25x38 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1877»; John T.
Shryock, editor and publisher; circulation
K 2 ; issues also the Zanesville Advocate.
OHIO WAISENFREUND: Wednes
days; German; eight pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1873 ; Rev. Joseph
Jessing, editor and publisher ; circ'n X.
RECORD AND MARKET REPOR-
TER; Fridays; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. Finley
Brown, editor ; William P. Brown, publisher ;
circulation II 1.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1874; C. E. Bonebrake, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS; Sun
davs ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x43 ;
subscription $2; established 1867; Hooper &
Stephens, editors and publishers ; circ'n 1 1 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
521
OHIO.
SUNDAY MORNING TRIBUNE
AND CAPITAL; Sundays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; W. J. Elliott, editor
and publisher ; circulation X.
TEL,EGRAI>I; Saturdays; elRht pages;
size of jjage 15x22 ; subscription $2.60 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Columbus Telegram Co., editors
and publishers.
JL A N T E R N ; semi-monthlj' ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; Students of the Ohio
State University, editors and publishers ;
circulation LI; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
LUTHERISCHE KIRCHEN ZEIT-
UNG ; semi-monthly: German; lutheran ;
eight pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.10;
established 1860 ; Faculty of the Capital Uni-
versity of Columbus, editors and publish-
ers ; does not insert advertisements.
A3IERICAN; monthly; Junior Order of
United American Mechanics ; eight pages ;
size of pagellxKi; subscription 75 cents; es-
tablished 18S(; ; W. H. Tanner, editor and pub-
lisher.
BUNDLE OF STICKS? monthly; odd-
fellowship ; eight pages ; size asx42 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884 ; Cyrus Huling, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CITY AND COUNTRY; monthly;
twenty-eiglit pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription §0 cents; established 1881: Will C.
Turner, editor ; Will C. Turner & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation C 1. UW" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding December
1, 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 34,520
copies.
KNIGHT; monthly; Knights of Pythias ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1873 ; S. C. Chorlton, M.D.,
editor; The M. C. Lilley & Co., publishers;
circulation .J 2 ; issue also the Masonic Chron-
icle and Odd- Fellow's Companion.
' MASONIC CHRONICLE; monthly;
masonic; sixteen pages; size of page 10x13;
subscription $1 ; establislied 1881 ; Dr. S. C.
Chorlton, editor ; The M. C. Lilley & Co., pub-
lishers : circulation G 1 ; 3^~ Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Dec. 15,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neivspaper Directory. 7.100
copies. Issue also the Knight and Odd-Fel-
loin's Companion.
MEDICAL, JOURNAL; monthly;
medical ; seventy-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1876 ; J. F. Baldwin,
M. D., editor; Hann & Adair, publishers ; cir-
culation I 2 .
ODD-FELLOW'S COMPANION;
monthly ; odd-fellowship ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x13; subscription .$1; estab-
lished 1865; S. C. Chorlton, M.D.. editor; The
M. C. Lilley & Co., publishers ; circulation H 2;
issue also the Knight and 3Iasonic Chronicle.
ELECTIC JOURNAL OF EDUCA-
TION; (seeScio.)
COLUMBUS GnOVE, Putnam Co.,
\2 1.600 pop., on Daj'ton & Michigan and
Cleveland, Delphos & St. Louis Rds., near
Lima. In an agricultural district.
PUTNAM CO. VIDETTE; Wednes
days : republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1; established 1873; W. C. Tingle,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
CONNEAUT, Ashtabula Co., p 3,500
pop., on a creek 2 m. from Lake Erie and
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd.
and New York, Chicago & St. Louis Rd., 69
m. from Cleveland and 27 from Erie, Pa.
Has a good harbor and trade, being a point
of supply for an agricultural disti-ict.
Manufacturing carried on. The general
OHIO.
repair shops of a division of the N. Y. C.
& St. Louis Rd. are located here.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
REPORTER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1843 ; Rieg, Putnam & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
CORNING, ^err?/ Co., a 2,500 pop., on
K. & D. and Toledo & Ohio Central Rds., 25
m. S. of Zanesville and 20 E. of Lancaster.
Coal mining carried on.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1880; Geo. S. Weaver & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
SOPHER'S H03IE JOURNAL;
monthly ; comic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; J. H.
Sopher, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CORTLAND, Trumbull Co., cf 616t
pop., on New York, Pennsylvania & Ohio
Rd., 8 m. from WaiTcn. Trade centre for
the dairy products which form the chief
industry of the countj'.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; John Johnston, editor ; Gazette
Printing Co., publishers; circulation L2.
COSHOCTON, C. H., Coshocton Co., D
4,000 pop., on Muskingum r., Ohio canal and
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd.. at
junction of the Cleveland & Canton Rd., 69
m. from Columbus and 115 from Cleveland.
Principal industries are coal mining and
manufacturing.
AGE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1825 ; J. F. Meek, editor
and publisher : circulation J 2.
DEMOCRAT ; Tuesdays ; democratic
four pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1844 ; John C. Fisher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Beach & McCabe,
editors and publishers ; cii'culation J 2.
WOCHENBLATT ; Thursdays ; Ger-
man ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880 ; Otto Cummerow, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
COVINGTON, Miami Co., -a l,458t
pop., on Stillwater ci'eek and Chicago, St.
Louis & Pittsburgh and Toledo, Cincinnati &
St. Louis Rds., 6 m. from Piqua, 79 fi'om Co-
lumbus, 88 N. of Cincinnati and 236 E. of Chi-
cago. In an agricultural region. Manuf ac-
tui'ing carried on.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1870 ; R. & W. F. Cantwell, editors and
publishers : circulation K 1.
VINDICATOR; monthly ; baptist ; thir -
ty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1870 ; Jos. I. Cover, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements.
CRESTLINE, Crawford Co., ih 3,428
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., at crossing of C, C, C. & L Rd., 12 m. E.
of Bucyrus and 75 from Cleveland. Rail-
road shops and manufactories are here.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; D. C. Billow, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
522
GEU. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
VIDETTE ; Fridays; democratic; eight
Eages ; size 20x2n ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1882 ; W. W. & L. H. Pope, editors and
publisliers ; circulation K 1.
CRESTON, Wayne Co., ^ 800 pop , at
junction of N. Y., Pa. & Ohio and Wheeling
and Lake Erie Rds., 42 m. from Mansfield
and 50 S. of Cleveland. Has large flouring
mill and a coffin factorj-.
JOURNAIi ; Thursdays ; eight pages : size
30x44; subscription §1.50; established 1881;
H. I. Monroe, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CUMBERLAND, Guernsey Co., D-
900 pop., on Bellaire, Zanesville & Cin-
cinnati and Cincinnati, Wheeling & New
York Rds. Planing and steam mills here.
NEWms; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
W. A Reedle, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
CUMMINS VILLE, Hamilton Co., p
7,500 pop., a suburb of Cincinnati. Exten-
sively engaged in manufacturing.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays : four pages ;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ;
A. E. Weatherby, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
CUYAHOGA FALLS. Summit Co.,
nf 3,400 pop., on Cuj-ahoga r., and Cleve-
land, Mount Vernon & Delaware Rd., and
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Toledo Rd., 6 m.
from Akron. Engaged in milling and
manufacturing machinery, sash, doors,
chain, sewer pip?, stoneware, tinware,
blinds, paper, rivets, flour, leather, wire
and other articles.
REPORTER AND WESTERN RE-
SERVE FAR3IER; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1870 ; E. O. Knox, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
D ALTON, Wayne Co., [^ 700 pop., on
Wheeling & Lake Erie Rd., 6 m. fi-om Orr-
ville. Location of roller mills, potteiy,
stove and carriage factory; in a splendid
wheat-growing section.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription $1: established 1875;
W. C. Scott, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DAYTON, C. H., Montgomery Co., -a
50,000 pop., on Great Miami r. and Miami
canal, 60 m. from Cincinnati and 67 from
Columbus. Engaged in manufacturing and
centre of several important railroads. The
car works located here employ twelve
hundred persons; considerable linseed oil
manufacture is also carried on
DEMOCRAT: every morning, and EM-
PIRE AND DEMOCRAT, Wednesdays ;
democratic; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 26x40, weeklj' 40xa2 ; sub-
scription— daily $10, weekly §2 ; established-
daily 1844, weekly 1808 ; John G. Doren & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily
J 2 , weeklv I 2 .
DIE DAYTONER VOI.KSZEIT-
U\<i : every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays ; German ; inde-
peiideiit-deinocratic ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— <laily 27x40, weeklv
40x52; subscription— daily $6.50, weeklv $2;
established 1866; Geo. Neder and O. Moos-
hrugger, editors ; German Newspaper Co.,
publishers; circ'n— daily .J 1, weekly J 2.
OHIO.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 2()X44 ; subscription— daUy $4,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1881, weekly
1879; J. Ed. B. Grimes, editor; Herald Pub-
lishing Co., publishers : circulation— daily H 1,
weekly I 2 .
JOURNAL; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; repubU-
can ; four pages ; size — daily 28x44, weekly
29x49 ; subscription — daily $9, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished 1808 ; W. D. Bickham, editor and
publisher ; circ'n — dailv 1 1 , weeklv I l .
CHRISTIAN CONSERVATOR;
Tuesdays ; Christian ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; W. Dillon,
editor and publisher : circulation J 2.
CHRISTIAN WORLD ; Thursdajs;
reformed church ; eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1848; Rev. E.
Herbruck and Rev. M. Loucks, editors and
publishers ; ciix-ulation H 1 ; issue also the
Leaves of Light and Instructor.
DER FROEHLICHE BOTSCHAF-
TER; Saturdays ; German ; united brethren ;
eight pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription
$1.65; established 1847; Rev. Ezekiel Light,
editor ; Rev. W. J. Shuey, publisher ; circula-
tion J 1; issues also the Religious Telescope
and Our Bible Teacher.
EMPIRE AND DEMOCRAT ; (see
Democrat.)
HERALD OF GOSPEL LIBERTY;
Thursdays ; Cliristian ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1808 ;
Rev. G. J. Jones, editor ; Christian Publishing
House, publishers ; circulation H 1.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x2'i ; subscription $1 ; established 1855 ; J. H.
De Long, editor and publislier : circ'n K 2.
RELIGIOUS TELESCOPE; Wednes-
days ; united brethren ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 13x18 ; subscription $2 ; established 1834 ;
Rev. J. W. Hott, D.D., editor; Rev. W. J. Shuey
publisher ; circulation G 2 ; issues also Der
Froehliche Botschafter and Our Bible Teacher.
WACHTER; Thursdays; German; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished lS8ii ; M. Bussdicker & Co., editors and
publishers.
WORKMAN; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 18S(i.
G O L D E N W O R D S ; semi-monthly;
juvenile ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscription
35 cents ; established 1883 ; Reform Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
LEAVES OF LIGHT; semi-monthly;
reformed church ; juvenile ; four pages ; size
15x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1873 ;
Rev. E. Herbruck and Rev. M. Loucks, editors
and publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; issue also the Christian World and
Instructor.
FAR31ERS' HOME ; monthly ; agri-
cultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 :
subscription 50 cents ; established IS'SO : W. B.
Dennis, editor ; Farmers' Home Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation F 1.
NUTZLICHER FREUND ; monthly;
German; Action; eight pages; size of page
11x16: subscription 55 cents; Kev. M. Buss-
dicker, editor and pulilislier.
OHIO POULTRY JOURNAL;
monthly ; poultry-raising ; thirty-two pages;
size of ]jage 9x12 ^ subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Robert A. Braden, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
OUR BIBLE TEACHER; monthly;
united brethren; thirtj-two pages octavo;
subscription (iO cents ; established 1873 : Rev.
D. Berger, D.D., editor ; Rev. W. J. Shuey, pub-
lisher; circulation H 1 ; issues also Der Froeh-
liche Botschafter and the Religious Telescope.
SYNDICATE; monthly; four pages;
24x36; subscription 2.5 cents: established
1883 ; R. H. McDowell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
INSTRUCTOR; quarterly; reformed
church ; fifty-two pages octavo ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1873 ; Rev. E. Herbruck
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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OHIO.
and Rev. M. Loucks, editors and publishers;
circ'n K 2 ; issue also the Christian World
and Leaves of Light.
DEFIANCE, C. H., Defiance Co., ^
7,000 pop., at confluence of Maumee and Au-
glaize rs. and on "Wabash & Erie canal
and Wabash, St. Louis & Paciflc and Chi-
cago division of Baltimore & Ohio Rds., 51
m. from Toledo. Centre of a thriving trade.
Engaged in manufactures.
DEFIANCE CO. EXPRESS; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1868 ; D. T. and
J. D. Elmer, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
DE3IOCRAT: Thursdays; democratic;
four passes ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablislied 1844 ; Defiance Democrat Printing
<io., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
HEROLD ; Thursdays; German; four
pages ; size 28x40 ;" subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 , J. A Defndoerfer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
SATURDAY 3IORNING CAI.l.;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of page 14x22 ;
subsciiption $1; established 1885; A. W.
Marvis, editor ; Marvis & Hayden, pub-
lishers.
DE GRAFF, Logan Co., -U 1,200 pop.,
on C, C, C. & I. Rd. Engaged in agricult-
ure and stock-raising.
BUCKEYE; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; D. S. Spellman, editor ; Spellman
& Pond, publishers ; cii-culation L2.
I>£LA\(rARE, C. H., Delaware Co.,
D 9,000 pop., on Olentangy r. and C, C, C. &
I. Rd., at junction of Columbus, Hocking
Valley & Toledo Rd., 25 m. from Columbus,
also on Columbus & Toledo Rd. A place
of active trade. Seat of Ohio Wesleyan Uni-
versity and Wesleyan Female College. En-
gaged in manufacturing woolen goods,
agricultural implements, chairs, iron
fences, wagons, carriages and buggies, and
largely in cigars.
GAZETTE ; everv evening except Sun-
day, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays
and Fridavs ; republican ; four pages ; size —
daily 24x36. semi weekly 3ux44 ; subscription
— semi -weekly .$2 ; established — daily 1884,
semi- weekly 1818 ; A. Thomson & Sons, editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily K 1, semi-
weeklv I 1 .
DEMOCRATIC HERALD ; semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24; subscription
$2; established 1841; Jas. K. Newcomer, editor
and publisher; circulation .J 1.
COLLEGE TRANSCRIPT; Thurs
days ; twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription .§1.50 ; established 1866 ; Senior Class
of Ohio Wesleyan University, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate vear.
MICHAEL'S ADVOCATE OF
RAPID WRITING AND BUSINESS
EDUCATION; monthly ; penmanship ;
twelve pages; .size of page 10x12; subscription
50 cents ; established 1885 ; G. W. Michael,
editor and publisher ; a commercial college
advertising sheet.
WOMAN'S HOME MISSIONS;
monthly ; methodist episcopal; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x11 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tabli-shed 1884; Mrs. H. C. McCabe. editor;
JVIrs. S. W. Thomson, publisher ; circ'n G 1.
DEIiPHOS, Van Wert Co., tl 5,000
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd. and Miami & Erie Canal, 14 m. N. W.
of Lima and 9J from Toledo. Centre of
OHIO.
the Narrow Gauge Rd. system. The
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis and Cleve-
land, Delphos & St. Louis Rds. cross here.
Has water power. Centre of an agri-
cultural district. Principal business manu-
facturing.
COURANT ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $2; established 1877;
E. B. Walkup, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1869 ; D.
H. Tolan & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
DELTA, Fulton Co., ^2 1,200 pop.,
on L. S. & M. S. Rd., 25 m. W. of Toledo.
Surrounded by an agricultural, stock-
raising and fruit-growing country. Has
oval wood dish factory and poultry pack-
ing house.
ATLAS; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; E. L.
Waltz, editor ; Atlas Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
AVALANCHE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; .size :>lx48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; J. H. Fluhart, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
DENNISON, Tuscaraioas Co., a- 2,300
pop., on P., C. & St. Louis Rd., 100 m. from
Columbus and 93 from Pittsburgh, Pa.
The car and machine shops of the P., C. &
St. Louis Rd. are located here.
PARAGRAPH ; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x,30 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; W. A. Pittenger, editor ;
Paragraph Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation K 1.
TUSCARAWAS CHRONICLE; (see
Uhrichsville.)
DESHL.ER, ffenry Co., b 1,200 pop.,
on B. & O Rd., at junction of Cin., Ham.
& Dayton and McComb, Daj'ton & Toledo
Rds. Engaged in manufacture of staves,
lumber and shingles. Has also other manu-
factures.
FLAG; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; L. S. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
DOYLESTOWN, Wayne Co., i 1,500
pop., on high ground near the centre of a
triangle formed by the New York, Penn. &
Ohio, Cleveland, Akron & Columbus and
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rds. En-
gaged in manufacturing farming imple-
ments. Has several coal mines in operation.
JO URN A L ; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; svibscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ;
George A. Corbus, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
DRESDEN, Muskingum Co., D l,204t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd., at junction of Cincinnati and Muskin-
gum Valley Rd., and at head of navigation
on Muskingum r., 16 m. above Zanesville.
Water power is abundant. Coal, limestone,
glass-stone and iron ore in the vicinity.
The Ohio Canal unites with the Muskingum
r. at this point.
DOINGS; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.35 ; established 1848 ;
W. M. Miller, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
DUNKIRK, Hardin Co., -u 1,600 pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago divi-
sion of the Pennsylvania Rd., 46 ni. from
Crestline and 85 from Fort Wayne. Has
^vagon and plow manufactory and quarries.
ST AND A RD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1875; 0\ven Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
EAST LIVERPOOL., Columbiana
Co., cf T,500 pop., on Ohio r. and river di-
vision of Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd., 48 m.
W. of Pittsburgh, Pa. A great number of
potteries here. Situated in an agricultural
country and has numerous mechanical
works, employed chiefly in the manufacture
of white, granite and yellow ware. With the
exception of Trenton, N. J., this town pro-
duces more pottery than any other place in
the United States.
EVENING REVIEW; every evening
except Sunday, and SATURDAY RE-
VIEW, Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly Si. 25 ; established— dailv
1885. weekly 18T9; William B. McGord, edi-
tor and publislier ; circulation — weekly J 1 ;
the weekly edition is dated at East Liverpool
and Wellsville.
CRISIS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; .7. C. Diedrick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x34; subscription §2; established
1871; Frank S. Crawl, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
SATURDAY REVIEW; {see Evening
Rei'ieir.)
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x3S ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. H. Simms, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
EAST PALESTINE, Columbiana
Co., cT 1,350 pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne &. Chicago division of Pennsylvania
Rd., 50 m. from Pittsburgh, Pa., and 30 from
Salem, Ohio. Coal mining Is carried on.
Shipping point for country produce and
stock. Has steam grist mills, potterj-. etc.
PALESTINE REVEILLE; Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription
SI ; established 18s6 : S. H. Maneval, editor
and publisher.
VALLEY ECHO; Thursdays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878; T. W. Winter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
EATON, C. H., Preble Co., -n 3,500
pop., on Cincinnati, Hamilton & Chicago
Rd., .53 m. from Cincinnati. Agricult-
ural district.
DE^IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1847 ; L. G. Gould, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size .30x41 : subscription $2 ;
established 1S20; W. F. Albright & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
EDGERTON, Williams Co.,\i, 1,000
pop., on Lake Sliore & Michigan Southern
Rd., 60 m. W. of Toledo. Woolen mills and
manufactures of various kinds.
OBSERVER; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1.25 ; established 1882; J.
R. Smallej', editor and publisher: circ'n K 1.
OHIO.
ELMORE, Ottawa Co., ^ 1,800 pop., on
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd , 17 m.
S. E. of Toledo. Centre of a large farming
district. Engaged in manufacturing.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription S1..50; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. W. Grisier, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ELYRIA, C. H., Lorain Co., ^ 6,400
pop., at confluence of East and West
branches of Black r. and Cleveland & To-
ledo branches of Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rd., at junction of Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Rd., 25 m. from Cleve-
land. Engaged in manufacturing shears,
screws, etc.
TELEPHONE; every evening except
Sunday; four pages; size 21x30; sub.scriptiou
.S4.50 ; established 1885 ; H. E. Woods, editor ;
Telephone Printing and FM.iblishing Co., pub-
lishers.
CONSTITUTION; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages : size 31x44 ; subscription
SI. 75 ; established 1866 : F. S. Reefy, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1,
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Geo. G. Washburn, editor and
publisher ; ciix-ulation J 2.
FAYETTE, Fulton Co., Y^SSOf pop., ou
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 50 m.
W. from Toledo. Country agi-icultural and
heavily timbered ; large and prosperous
Normal School located here.
RECORD; Fridays ; independent; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription .$1..50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Lewis & Griffin, editors and
publishers ; cii'culation K 1.
NORMAL ADVOCATE; quarterly;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 25 cents;
established 1885; J. M. Wisman. editor ; Fac-
ulty of the Fayette Normal Music and Busi-
ness College, publishers ; circulation K 1.
FELICITY, Clermont Co., p 1,500
pop., 4 m. from Ohio r., 16 from New Rich-
mond and 35 from Cincinnati, in centre of
the tobacco-growing and shipping district,
connected with Chilo, 4 m., by stage.
T 1 .11 E S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Purkiser and Altman, editors and
publishers ; circulaticm L 2 .
FINDLAY, C. U., Hancock Co., ^ 7,58ft
pop., on Blanchard's fork of Auglaize r. and
Lake Erie & Western Rd., at terminus of the
Toledo & Indianapolis Rd., also terminus of
Carey & Findlay branch of Indiana, Bloom-
ington & Western Rd., 90 m. N. W. of Col-
umbus. In the centre of the natural gas
field. Has recently become a prominent
manufactm'iug centre, having four glass
woi"ks, furniture factory, oil refinery, and
large nail factory.
JEFFERSON IAN; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weeklv 29x44 ; subscription— weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1880, weekly 18.54 ; A. H. Bals-
ley, editor and publisher ; circulation— daily
Kl. weekly 1 1 .
HANCOCK COURIER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1836 ; Fred. H. Glessner,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
SI. .50; established 1879; Republican Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
o'4o
OHIO.
' FIiUSHING, Belmont Co., D- 700 pop.,
on Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rd., Ti m.
from Bridgeport and 26 from Wheeling.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 2(Jx3S ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1886 ; C. H. Judkins, editor
and publisher.
woe HEN BL ATT ; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1886 ; A. Weixelbaum, editor
and publisher; a literary supplement, entitled
Unterhaltumisblatt, is issued regularly with
the paper.
FOREST, Sardin Co., -n 1.600 pop., at
the crossing of Ohio division of Indiana,
Bloomlngton & Western and Pittsburgh, Ft.
Wayne & Chicago Rds. Engaged in milling,
manufacturing and agriculture.
REVIEW ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
foiu' pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1875 ; Harvey S. Horn, editor ; R. M.
Horn, publisher; circulation K 2.
FOSTORIA, Seneca Co., [j 5,000 pop.,
at j unction Lake Erie & Western, Baltimore
& Ohio, Ohio Central, N. Y., Chicago & St.
Louis, and Columbus, Hocking Valley &
Toledo Rds. Engaged in manufacturing.
Trade centre of large agi-icultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1875 ; Frank Hays, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1; established 1885;
H. J. Lockhart, editor and publisher; circu-
lation LI.
R E V I E W ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; J. P. De Wolfe, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FRANKFORT, Ross Co., g 800 pop.,
12 m. from Chillicothe. A farming county.
S UN ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; ' size 31x44 ;
subscription §1.50 ; established 1884 ; H. C.
Painter & Co., editors and publishers : circu-
lation L 2 .
FRANKLIN, Warren Co., p 2,385 1
pop., on the Great Miami r. and the C, C,
C. & I. Rd., 16 m. N. of Dayton and 10 N. E.
of Lebanon. Engaged in the manufacture
of paper and agricultural implements and
in milling.
CHRONICLE ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1875 ; Calderwood & Harding,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FREDERICKSBURG, Wayne
Co , ^ 900 pop., on Cleveland, Mt. Vernon &
Delaware Rd., 9 m. from Wooster.
SUN ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ;
subr^cription .91 ; established 1886 ; J. V.
McElhenie, editor and publisher.
FREDERICKTOWN, Knox Co., n
850 pop., on Owl creek and Erie division
of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 7 m. from Mount
Vernon. Agriculture extensively carried
on.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; W. E. Edwards,
editor; L. B. Edwards, publisher; circ'n L2.
FREEPORT, Harrison Co., n- 600
pop., on Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rd.,
36 m. from Wheeling. Has steam flour
OHIO.
mills, stone quarries, tile and brick fac-
tories, stave factory and fruit evaporators,
and lies in a noted wool-producing section.
PRESS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x41); subscription §1.50; established 1880;
McMath & Williams, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
FREMONT, C. B..,Sandusky Co., ^
8,456+ pop., on Sandusky r., at head of navi-
gation, 24 m. from Sandusky, on Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern, Lake Erie & Western
and Wheeling & Lake Erie Rds., 30 m. from
Toledo and 83 from Cleveland. Steamers
run from here to various ports on Lake
Erie. Has a large and flourishing business.
Several flowing gas wells.
COURIER; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 28x44; subscription
$2; established 18.59; Joseph Zimmermann,
editor and publisher : circulation K 2.
DE3IOCRATIC 3IESSENGER ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1840 ;
S. C. Lamberson & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; republican; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1829; Isaac M. Keeler & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SCIENTIFIC WEEKLY; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1884; J. C. Wheeler, editor and
publisher.
GALION, Craioford Co., tl 7,000 pop.,
on C, C, C. & L Rd., at crossing of N. Y., P.
& O. Rd., 89 m. from Cleveland and 59 from
Columbus. Manufacturing can-ied on.
INQUIRER; Fridaj-s; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established
1877; H. S. Z. Matthias, editor; George L.
Matthias, publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN-REVIEW ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Sun-Review Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GALLIPOLIS, C. H., Gallia Co., g
6,0(X) pop., on Ohio r., 200 m. above Cincin-
nati, just below the mouth of the Great
Kanawha, on Columbus, Hocking Valley &
Toledo and Kanawha & Ohio Rds. Has a
large furniture factoiT. machine shops,
foundries, broom, carriage and other manu-
facturing establishments. Trade centre for
a large farming, coal and mineral region.
Headquarters for numerous steamboats.
Gallia Academy is also located here.
BULLETIN; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 29x45 ; sub.scription SL.tO ; es-
tablished 1867 ; John L. Vance, publisher ; cir-
culation J 2 .
GALLIA TRIBUNE; Wednesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; J. D. & S. H.
Olmsted, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2;
established 1817; W. Nash, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
GARRETTSVILLE, Portage Co.,
cf 1,500 pop., on Mahoning r. and Mahoning
division of N. Y., P. & O. Rd., 37 m. from
Clevelan d. Flouring mills, machine shops,
and manufactures of nuts, bolts, sash,
blinds, pails, carriages and engraving ma-
chines.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 30x41; .sub.scription §1.50;
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GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
OHIO.
established 1867 ; Charles B. Webb, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
SATURDAY ITEM; Saturdays; eight
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription 75
cents ; established 1883 ; Item Printing Co.,
editors and publishers.
GENEVA, Ashtabula Co., p 2,500
pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd. and N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis Rd.,
45 ni. from Cleveland. Engaged in manu-
facturing and a trade centre.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1878 ; Geneva Publishing
Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TI3IES ; "Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.75 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Hawley & Treat, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
TEACHER AND STUDENT;
quarterly ; educational ; eight pages ; size
22x^2 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Ge-
neva Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Brown Co.,
p 1,293+ pop., ou White Oak ci-eek and
Cincinnati, Georgetown & Portsmouth Rd.,
7 m. from Ohio r. and 40 from Cincinnati. A
farming district, hav^ing an active trade.
BROWN CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
daj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; D. S. Tar-
bell, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
BROWN CO. NEWS ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1863 ; L. B. Leeds, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x4U; subscription $1.50; established
1880 ; W. H. P. Denny, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
GERMANTOWN, iV/on^sromery Co.,
-a 1,920 pop., on Twin r. and C. J. & M.
Rd., 44 m. from Cincinnati and 12 from
Dayton. Carriages, buggies, agricultural
Implements, tobacco and segars are manu-
factured. Is a local trade centre ; has fine
college and new road in coui'se of construc-
tion.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1874; E. B. Harkrider, editor; F. D.
Harkrider & Son, publishers ; circulation K 1.
GETT YSBURGH, Darke Co., ^ 400
pop., on the Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts-
burgh Rd. A fine agricultural section and
grain market.
SCHOOL. VISITOR; monthly;
educational ; twenty-eight pages ; size of
page tix9 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
John S. Royer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
GRAND RAPIDS, Wood Co., ^
800 i)op., on Maumee r. and Toledo, St.
Louis & Kansas City Rd. and Cincinnati &
Toledo canal, 25 m. from Toledo. Has large
wood pulp mills.
THOMPSON'S TRIUMPH; Wednes
days; eight pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; Thompson & Dodge,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
GRANVILLE, Licldng Co., n 1,600
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, Toledo & Ohio
Central and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rds., 6 m. W. of Newark, 25 E. of Co-
lumbus. Seat of Denison University and
OHIO.
Young Ladies' Institute (both Baptist), and
also the Granville Female College (Presbyte-
rian). Has water works.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x4<) ; subscription $1 50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Downs & Kussmaul, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DENISON COLLEGIAN ; monthly ;
thirty-two pages ; size 7x10 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1868 ; Students of Denison
University, editors and publishers; circ'n
L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the col-
legiate year.
GREENFIELD, 5?^^Z«nrf (7o.,g2,104t
pop., on Paint creek and Cincinnati, Wash-
ington & Baltimore Rd., at junction of the
Indiana, Bloomington & Western and Ohio
Southern Rds., 75 m. from Cincinnati. Situ-
ated in an agricultural district, and has an
active trade.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1865 ; R. R. Sprung, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
GREEN SPRING, Seneca Co., b 1,000
pop., on Ohio division of Indiana, B. & W.
Rd., at junction of the N. Y., Chicago & St.
Louis Rd., 20 m. from Sandusky. Has a
sulphur spring and Avater cure. In a fine
farming countrj'.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x4(1; subscription $125; established 1880];
M. F. Van Buskirk, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
MUTUAL UNDERWRITER;
monthly ; insurance ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876;
"Van Buskirk & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 .
GREENVILLE, C. H., Darke Co., -c
5,369 pop., on Chicago, St. Louis & Pitts-
burgh and Cincinnati, Jackson and Macki-
naw Rd., at crossing of Dayton & Union
Rd., 35 m. from Dayton and 94 from Col-
umbus. Centrallj^ located in a fine and
prosperous agricultural district.
DARKE CO. DEMOCRATIC AD-
VOCATE; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size .30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. A. Browne, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DEMOCRAT ; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 32x49 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1855; Charles Roland, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
DIE POST; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28xJ4 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; Geo. Feuchtinger, editor ;
Post Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K 1.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 35x48; subscription $1.50;
established 1832; E. W. Otwell, editor;
Curt Otwell. publisher: circulation J 1.
SUNDAY COURIER; Saturdays; re-
publican ; eight pages; size 31x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1875 ; A. R. Calderwood,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GREENWICH, Huron Co., i LOGO
pop., on Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
& Indianapolis Rd., 55 m. from Cleveland
and 83 from Columbus. Engaged in agri-
culture.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays: eight
ages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1880 ; John P. McKee, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
HAMDEN JUNCTION, Vinton
Co., Q 600 pop., at junction of Marietta &
Cincinnati & Portsmouth Branch Rds., 125
fi
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
527
OHIO.
yi3
Ji.
M.
m. E. of Cincinnati and 55 N. of Ports-
mouth. Manufacture of iron and coal
mining carried on.
HA3IDEN ENTERPRISE; Satur
days; independent; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; K. J. Cam-
eron, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HAMILTON, C. H., Butler Co., JJ
15,000 pop., on Miami r. and Cincinnati,
Hajiiilton & Dajton Rd., at junction of Cin-
cinnati, Richmond & Chicago and Cincin-
nati & Indianapolis Junction Rds., 20 m.
from Cincinnati. Mills and manufactories
are located here.
DE3IOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and BUTLER CO. DE310-
CRAT, Thursdays ; democratic ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22xoO,
weekly (size of page) 18x22 ; subscription-
daily S3, weekly $1; established— daily 1886,
weekly 1814 ; J. K Aydelotte & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— weekly 1 1 .
HE li A Ij I) ; every evening except Sunday,
and DE.>IOCRATIC HERALD, Thurs
days; democratic; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription-
daily S3, weekly §1.50 ; established— daily
1885, weekly 1876 ; J. H. Long, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation — dailj^ K 2, w^eekly K 2.
NEWS; every evening except ' Sunday,
and TELEGRAPH,
Thursdays ; daily non-par-
tisan, weekly republican ;
daily four pages, weeklj'
eight pages ; size — dally
22x30, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription — daily S3.60,
weekly S2 ; established
—daily 1879, weekly 1814;
C. M. Campbell, editor and
puDlisher : circulation —
daily 1 1, weekly J 1.
BUTLER CO. DEMOCRAT; {see Dem-
ocrat.)
DEMOCRATIC HERALD; (see
Herald.)
NATIONAL ZEITUNG: Thursdays;
German ; democratic ; six pages : size of page
20x26 ; subscription 82 ; established 1864 ; L. B.
De La Couit, editor and publisher : circ'n L 2.
TELEGRAPH; (see News.)
JOURNAL: monthly; eight pages;
size of page 11x15; subscription w I cents; es-
tablished 1884 ; Ernest A. Benninghofen.
editor and publisher ; issues also the Youths'
Golden Hours.
YOUTHS' GOLDEN HOURS;
monthly ; juvenile ; eight pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription 50 cents; established
18S5 ; Ernest A. Benninghofen ; editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; issues also the
Journal.
HA.R'BO'R, Ashtabula Co., JDl.'OOpoip.,
on Ashtabula & Pittsburgh Rd. Fine har-
bor ; an important shipping point for coal
and iron ore.
HULIWILT POIKA ; weekly; Finnish;
four pages ; size 16x22 ; established 1886 ;
Aleksi Wirtamo, editor and publisher ; issues
also Pohja)itahti and WaUfoja.
POHJANTAHTI; Mondays; Finnish;
independent: eight pages; size 24x36; estab-
lished 1S86 ; Aleksi Wirtamo, editor and pub-
lisher ; issues also Huliwili Poika and
Walwoja.
WALWOJA; monthly: Finnish; six-
teen pages ; size of page 6x10 ; established
1886 ; Aleksi Wirtamo, editor and publisher ;
issues also Huliimli Poika and Pohjantahti.
HARRISON, Hamilton Co., p 2,000
pop., on the White Water Rd., at junc-
tion of the Cincinnati. Ind., St. Louis &
OHIO.
Chicago Rd., 25 m. from Cincinnati. Has
two distilleries and three cooper shops, and
manufactures furniture. Has also flom'ing
mills.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; .size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1870; Walter Hartpence. editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
HAYESVIIiLE, Ashland Co., i 563
pop., 8 m. from Ashland. Engaged in car-
riage and wagon building.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription Sl-TS ; established
1875; Joe P. Miller, editor; E. D. Brant, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HEBRON, Licking Co., a 415 pop.,
on Toledo & Ohio Central Rd., 9 m. from
Newark.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
F. C. Burch, editor and publisher.
HICKSVILLE, Defiance Co., \j 2,000
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd. Has handle
and table factories and mills.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; W. C. B. Harrison, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
NEWS ; Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1874; T. G. Dowell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HILLSBOROUGH, C. H., Highland
Co., p 8,800 pop., at terminus of a branch
railroad 21 m. long, which connects with
Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore Rd. at
Blanchester. On line of the Columbus &
Maysville Narrow Gauge Rd.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription SI. 50;
established 1818 ; Hough & Dittey, editors and
publishers; circulation J 2.
NEWS-HERALD; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1837 ; News-Herald Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
HIRAM, Portage Co., cf 500 pop., on N.
Y.. P. & O. Rd., 4 m. N. W. from Garretts-
vUle. Hiram College is located here.
BUGLE ECHO; semi-monthly ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 35 cents ; es-
tablished 1881 ; D. H. Beaman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
HOLGATE, Henry Co.. ^ 1,200 pop.,
at the crossing of the B. & O. and Toledo,
Cin & St. Louis Rds. A farming and lum-
bering district.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; W. E. Decker, editor ; Kaufman
& Decker, publishers ; circulation K 1.
HUBBARD, Trumbull Co., [if 1,800
pop., 18 m. S. E. of Warren, on Mahoning
branch of N. Y., P. & O. Rd., and M. &
S. V. branch of Lake Shore & Mich. Southern
Rd., 6 m. from Youngstown. Has large
roller mill emploj'ing oiK) hands, two fur-
naces and a number of other industries now
in course of construction, including a tin
plate factory and machine shop. Centre of
a mineral district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdaj's ; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription S1.25 ; established 1878;
W. R. Wadsworth, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
528
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
HURON, EHe Co., li 1,150 pop., on
Lake Shore & M. S. and Wheeling & Lake
Erie Rds., and on Lake Erie, and Huron r.
A well-known point for trade in fresh fish.
ERIE CO. REPORTER ; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879 ; D. H. Clock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
IRONTON, C. H., Lawrence Co., g
10,500 pop., on Ohio r. and Ironton division
of the Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., at
junction of the Scioto Valley Rd., which
connects with the Chesapeake & Ohio, 145
m. above Cincinnati. Engaged in iron and
coal mining. The river commerce is quite
important. Several iron manufactories are
located here, also nail mills, machine shops,
tool works, etc.
DER WtECHTER am OHIO; Fri
days ; German ; independent; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1872;
C. Fen^ichter, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
RECilSTER; Thursdaj^s; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1850 ; E. S. Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1880; Hay den & McCall, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SATURDAY IRONTONIAN; Satur
daj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; L. P. Ort,
editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
JACKSON, C.H., Jackson Co., g 5,000
pop., on Portsmouth branch of Cincinnati,
Washington & Baltimore Rd., at junction
of the Ohio Southern Rd., 145 m. from Cin-
cinnati and 44 from Portsmouth. In centre
of pig iron and stone coal region of South-
ern Ohio.
HERAliD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. W. Johnson, editor ; Johnson
& Hinkee, publishers ; circulation J 1 .
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 29x45 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Thomas C. Gerken, editor ;
Gerken & Tripp, publishers ; circ'n J 1 .
STANDARD; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1847 ; J. H. Mackley, editor ; D.
Mackley, publisher; circulation J 1.
JAMESTOWN, Greene Co., -a
1,500 pop., on Dayton & Ironton Rd.,
40 m. S. W. of Columbus, and 75 N. E. of
Cincinnati. SuiTounded by a good agri-
cultural and stock-raising country.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1877; William S. Galviu, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Ashtabula Co.,
p 1,375 pop., on Jamestown branch of Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 60 m. from
Cleveland and 50 from Ei-ie. In the centre
of an agricultural and dairy district.
ASHTABULA SENTINEL; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24.x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1832; J. A.
Howells, editor ; J. A. Howells & Co., pub-
lishers: circulation J 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
Ished 1876; E. L. Lampson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
OHIO.
JEFFERSON VILIiE, Fauette Co.,
g 820 pop., on Ohio Southern and C, C. &
H. V. Rd. Has two grain elevators. An
agricultural region.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1880 ; Adolph Voigt, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
OHIO CITIZEN; Thursdays; foiu- pages;
size .iOx26 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1884; L. A. Elster, M.D., and Fred Higgins,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
JOHNSTOWN, Licking Co., U 850
. pop., on Ohio Central Rd. In agricultural
section.
INDEPENDENT; Thvxrsdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; Will A. Ashbrooke, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
KENT, Portage Co.,i:f 3,717 pop., on
Cuyahoga r., 10 m. N. E. of Akron and on
N.Y., P. & O. Rd., at junction of the Connot-
ton Valley and Pittsburgh, Cleveland «fe
Toledo Rds. Railroad machine shops are
located here. Has fine water power and is
engaged in various manufactures.
COURIER; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; suljscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ;
Chas. H. Scott, editor and publisher.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; E. J. Dar-
row, editor ; News Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2.
SATURDAY BULLETIN; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866; N. J. A. Minich, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
KENTON, C. H., Hardin Co., -n 6,000
pop., on Scioto r. and Indiana, Bloomington
& Western and Chicago & Atlantic Rds. , 74
m. from Sandusky and 56 from Springfield.
An agricultural and lumber district.
DEMOCRATIC NEWS; semi weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Fred M. Chllds, editor ; Kenton Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
DAS WOCHENBLATT ; Thursdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x^14 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1881 ; Louis Schloenbach,
editor ; RifCe & Born, publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1844; Daniel Flanagan & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages ; size 28x44; subscription $2;
established 1847; E. L. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
KIMBOLTON, Guemseij Co., a- 500
pop., on Cleveland & Marietta Rd. ; in an
agricultural section, 10 m. from Cambridge.
KEYNOTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
C. L. Pollock, editor ; Temple & Case, pub-
lishers.
KINGSVILLE, Ashtabula Co., p 600
pop., on N. Y., Ch. & St. Louis Rd., 7 m. E. of
Ashtabula. Has three grist mills, wrought
iron works, cutlery works and basket fac-
torj' employing 123 hands.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
22.x;?0; subscription $1 ; established 18S3; I.
V. Nearpass, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
529
OHIO.
OHIO.
KINSEY, Montgomery Co., -D 100 pop.,
on Daytoa division of Toledo, Cincinnati & ^
St. Louis Rd., 10 m. from Daj'ton. I
FARM AND DAIRY ; monthly ; agri- 1
cultural ; eight pages : size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion 12 cents ; established 1886 ; E. D. Hyre,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
liAKESIDE, Ottaioa Co., i 200 resi-
dent p )p. A popular summer resort and
camp ground, near Lake Erie, 10 m. from i
Sandusky. The Lakeside & Marblehead Rd.
has been extended to this point Has oyer i
400 summer cottages, and during the season
the population increases to 10,<X)0.
NEWS ; monthly ; methodist episcopal ;
eight pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883 ; Wilson M. Day, editor ;
Lakeside Company, publishers ; circ'n J 2 ; [
B^° Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on flle
at the office of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, l,(;os copies.
LANCASTER, C. H., Fairfield Co., a
7,000 pop., at intersection of Cincinnati &
Muskingum Valley Rd. with Columbus,
Hocking Valley & Toledo Rd., and connect-
ed by Hocking canal with Ohio canal at
Carroll. An agricultural district and centre I
of trade.
GAZETTE ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x86; subscription §1.50; established 1S26;
S. A. Griswold, editor ; Gazette Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 2. SW^Actual aver-
age circulation for one year prececling Nov.
13, 1886, as per statement on flle at the office
of the American Newspaper Directory, 1,831
copies.
FAIRFIEL,D CO. REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size of
page 18x24; subscription §1.50; established
1879 ; A. R. Eversole, editor ; Fairfield Co. Re-
publican Printing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 1.
OHIO EAGLiE : Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size or pasje 18x24 ; subscription
§1.50 ; established 181)9 ; Thomas Wetzler, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
OHIO INDUSTRIAL, SCHOOL
JOURNAL ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription §1 ; established 1884 ; C.
E. Kahler, editor ; published by and for the
boys of the Ohio Reform School ; circ'n L 2.
LiA RUE, Marion Co., a 1,000 pop., at
the crossing of Scioto r. and Cleveland,
Columbus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rd.,
14 m. W. of Marion and 14 S. E. of Kenton.
Trade centre for a rich farming country.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1877 ; S. C. Koons, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LEBANON, C. H., Warren Co., jDS.OuO
pop., 30 m. from Cincinnati, in the centre of
a rich and populous farming district.
STAR; every morning except Sunday,
and WESTERN STAR, Thursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
17x25, weekly 3i)x48 ; subscription— daily §\20,
weeklv §2; established— daily 1883, weekly
1806; Wm. C. McClintock, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily K 1, weekly I 1.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
.size 35x48 ; subscription §2 ; established 1877 ;
E. S. and R. W. Smith, editors ; Gazette Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
PATRIOT; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1868; T. M. Proctor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WESTERN STAR; (see Star.)
LEESBURGH, Highland Co., g 700
pop., on Cincinnati, Washington & Balti-
more Rd. Location of a large woolen mill
and shoe factory.
B UCKE YE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 : subsci'iption .§1.25 ; established 1885 ; W.
E. Bird, editor ; Bird & Taylor, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
liEESVILEE, Carroll Co., D- 600 pop,,
on the Wheeling arid Lake Erie Rd. Coal
mining is the principal industry.
CONNOTTON VALLEY TIMES;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription §1.50; established 1879; R.
G. Rivers, editor ; M. C. Price, publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
LEETONIA, Columbiana Co., cf 2,525t
pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago
Rd., at crossing of N. Y., Penn. & Ohio Rd.,
63 m. from Pittsburgh, Pa., and 21 from
Alliance. Location of rolling mill, potter-
ies, foundry, blast furnaces for pig iron,
edge tool factory, boiler works and other
manufactories.
DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; T. S. Arnold, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
LEIPSIC, Putnam Co., ti 2,000 pop., at
crossing of Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
and N. Y., C. & St. L. Rds. Manufactures
staves, tiles, bricks, blinds, sash, doors,
spokes, pumps, etc.; has bent wood works.
In a fertile locality ; is an important grain
market.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50;
established 1878 ; W. W. Smith, editor and
, publisher; circulation J 1.
LIBERTY CENTRE, Henry Co.,
tl 540+ pop., 29 m. W. of Toledo and 7 m. E. of
Napoleon, on Wabash Rd. Timber is ship-
ped from here in large quantities.
LIBERTY PRESS; Thursdays; four
f)ages; size 22x32 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; J. H. Smith and D. H. Miers, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
LIMA, C. H., Allen Co., t] 16,000 pop.,
on Ottawa r., at intersection of the Pitts-
burgh, Fort Waj-ne &, Chicago with Cin.,
Hamilton & Dayton, Chicago & Atlantic
and Lake Erie iSc Western Rds., 130 m. from
Cincinnati and 60 from Fort Wayne. En-
gaged in manufacturing and trade. Centre
of the Northwestern Ohio oil fields.
DEMOCRATIC TIMES ; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; dally four pages, weekly eight pages ;
i size— daily 23x30, weekly 36x4S ; subscription
! —daily §5, weeklv §1.50 ; established— daily
1884, weekly 1879 ; O. B. Selfridge, Jr., editor
\ and publisher; circ'n— daily J 1, weekly J 2.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Monday, and ALLEN CO. REPUBLI-
CAN, Fridays; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size — daily 22x28, weekly :30x44 ;
subscription— daily §5.20, weekly §1 ; estab-
lished — daily 1882, weekly 1875 ; Charles L.
Long, editor; Republican Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation — daily K 1, weekly J 1.
ALLEN CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 4i)x52 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1856 ; Mehaffey & Par-
menter, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
o30
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
ALLEN CO. REPUBLICAN; (see
Repuhllcitn.)
DEll CUHJRIER; Thursdays; German;
eiKht paffes ; size of page 15x2'2 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1877 ; George Feltz, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size o >x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es -
tablished 1854; W. A. and H. D. Campbell,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
LITHOPOLIS, Fairfield Co., n 404t
pop., IG ni. from Columbus and Lancaster.
Has quarries and manufactures buggies
and wagons. In a rich farming district.
LITHOPOLITAN HO;>IE NEWS ;
Fritlays; independent; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription .§1.50 ; established 1879 ;
O. E. D. Baugher, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
liOCKLAND, Hamilton Co., p 2,500
pop., 12 m. from Cincinnati, on Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton and Cleveland, Colum-
bus, Cincinnati & Indianapolis Rds. and
Miami Valley Canal. Extensively engaged
in manufacturing starch, paper and cotton
goods.
MIAMI VALLEY NEWS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1835 ; Joe M. Taylor, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LiOGAN, C. H., Hocking Co., g 2,957
pop., on Hocking r., Hocking canal and
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Rds., at
junction of Straits vi lie branch, 18 m. from
Lancaster and 49 from Columbus. Has coal
and iron ore mines.
HOCKING SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1842 ; Lewis Green, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OHIO DEMOCRAT; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic : eight pages ; .size 84x48 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; A. H. Wilson, editor;
Brehm & White, publishers.
REPUBLICAN GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size :>4x4S ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1877 ; F. S. Pur-
sell, editor ; Republican Gazette Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
LONDON, C. H., Madison Co., n 4,000
pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd., at junction of Indiana, Bloomington
& Western Rd., 24 m. from Columbus, 20
from Springfield and 30 from Xenia. Vari-
ous manufactories here. Large Union
School and other Educational Institutions.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages ; size 26x4(1; subscription $2;
established 1872 ; John Wallace, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
MADISON CO. DEMOCRAT; Wed
nesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1857; M. L.
Bryan, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Fridays ; repul)lican ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1840 ;
Blair & Heiuizelman, editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
VIGILANT; Tuesdays ; prohibition ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1SH5 ; Heintzelman & T;iylor, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LiORAIN, Lorain Co., ^ 3,600 pop., ter-
minus of Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling
Rd. and on the N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis
Rd., at mouth of Black r., on S. shore of
Lake Erie. Outlet for Central Ohio coal
OHIO.
fields. Engaged extensively in brass manu-
factures and trade. From Cleveland by
water 28 m.
TIMES; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
Thos. G. Chapman, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
liOUDONVILLE, Ashland Co., ^
2,000 pop., on Black fork of Mohican r. and
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd., 1»
m. from Mansfield and 70 N. by E. of Colum-
bus. Centre of a grain and stock-raising
country.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873;
Peter High Stautt'er, editor and publisher;
circulation I l .
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879 ; J. G. Herzog, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
liOUISVILLE, Stark Co., r-^ 1,800
pop., on Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago
Rd. Has catholic academy, woolen mill,
oil mill and grist mill.
HERALD ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1887 ; L. P. Bissell & Co., editors and
publishers.
LiOVELiAND, Clermont Co., p 1,000
pop., on the Cincinnati, Washington &
Baltimore, Cincinnati c& Columbus, Cin-
cinnati & Muskingum Vallej% and Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rds. Grist,
saw and planing mills, pump factory, ma-
chine shops and flouring mills. Surrounded
by large orchards and forests.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subsci-iption
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; Con W. Gatch, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
McARTHUR, C. H., Vinton Co., cp
1,200 pop., on Columbus, Hocking Valley &
Toledo Rd., 3 m. from line of Marietta &
Cincinnati Rd., 31 from Chillicothe and 133
from Cincinnati. Situate in Southern Ohio
coal and iron region. Engaged in general
manufacturing, coal mining and stock rais-
ing.
DEMOCRAT- ENQUIRER ; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1867; Alex-
ander Pearce, editor ; McGrath & Hook, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
VINTON RECORD; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; siza 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1850 ; A. Barleon, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
McCOMB,-ffa«coc^•Co., tl 1,600 pop.,
on New York, Chicago & St. Louis Rd., at
junction of the McComb, Deshler & Toledo
Rd., 10 m. from Findlay. Has saw mill,
sash and blind, and hoop and handle manu-
factories ; also natural gas works.
HERALD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
S. B. Davis, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
McCONNELSVILLE, C. H., Mor.
gan Co.. P^ 1,510 pop., on Muskingum r., and
the recently completed Zauesville & Ohio
River Rd., 38 m. from its junction with the
Ohio, 27 below Zanesville. Salt, tobacco,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
531
OHIO.
OHIO.
agricultural implements and other manu-
factures. Connected by bridge Avith Malta.
DEI»IOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
■established 1871 ; F. A. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1843 ; Chas. S. Sprague, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1
MADISON, -Z^«^-e Co.,c^ 1,500 pop., on
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern and
N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis Rds., 10 m. from
Palnesville. Has a large cheese factory,
barrel factory and other industries.
INDEX ; Fridays ; eight pages ;'size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1880; S. D.
Howells, editor; W. D. Howeib', publisher;
circulation K 1.
MAGNETIC SPRINGS, Union
Co., D 500 pop., 30 m. from the State capi-
tal, near the line of the N. Y., Penu. & Ohio
Rd., and G m. from Richwood. A popular
resort for invalids ; surrounded by a rich
farming community.
MAGNETIC REPORTER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18S7 ; T. Mount, editor and publisher.
MANCHESTER, Adams Co., g 2,000
pop., on Ohio r., 72 miles from Cincinnati
and 40 from Portsmouth. Planing and
flouring mills constitute the chief indus-
tries.
SIGNAL ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 32x42 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; Jesse A.
Perry, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
MANSFIELD, C. H., Richland Co., b
15,000 pop., 176 m. from Pittsburgh and 180
from Cincinnati, on New York, Penna. &
Ohio Rd., at intersection of Pittsburgh,
Foi't Wayne & Chicago Rd. and Lake Erie
division of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., and
southern terminus of the Northwestern
Ohio Rd. Large manufacturing interests,
with considerable wholesale trade, and
surrounded by an agricultui'al district. Has
all modern city improvements.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY Saturdays; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — dailv 23x34, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
— daily $7.80, weekly $1 ; established— daily
1886, weekly 1876; Baughman & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— weekly J 1.
HERALD : every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 24x36, weekly 30x43 ; subscription
—daily $7.50, weekly $2 ; established— daily
1885, weekly 1818 ; Geo. U. Harn & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation— weekly .J 2.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
SUNDAY NEWS. Sundays, and NEWS
AND OHIO LIBERAL, Thursdays;
republican ; daily four pages, Sunday and
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x34, Sunday
and weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $6,
Sunday $1.50, weekly $l.nO ; established— daily
1885, weekly 1873; News Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation— daily J 2, Sunday 12,
■weeklv 1 1 .
NEWS AND OHIO LIBERAL; (see
News. )
RICHLAND SHIELD AND BAN-
NER; Saturdays; democratic; eight pages;
size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established
1818; C. N. Gaumer, editor and publisher;
circulation 1 1 .
SUNDAY NEWS; (see A^ews.)
BUCKEYE FARMER; monthly ;
agriculture ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1887 ; M. W.
Mason, editor ; "W. G. Blymyer, publisher.
MARIETTA, C. H., Washington Co.,
□, 6,000 pop., on Muskingum r., at its en-
trance into Ohio r., and at terminus of the
Marietta division of the Cincinnati, Wash-
ington & Baltimore Rd. and of Cleveland &
Marietta Rd., at junction of the proposed
line of the Ohio Valley Rd. Harmar, on the
opposite side of the river, has an additional
population of 1,700. Marietta, Columbus &
Northern Rd., runs through the coal fields
of Federal Creek, and is being extended to
Columbus. The Muskingum r. is navigable
from this point to Zanesville, a distance of
80 m. In the coal-oil regions of Ohio. Engaged
in various manufactures and river com-
merce, and centre of a large and flourish-
ing trade. Seat of Marietta College. This
is the oldest town in the State.
REGISTER; semi- weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size
25x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1801 ; E. R.
Alderman & Sons, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
DOLLAR NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages; size 20x26; established 1882; P. A
Crippen. editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
LEADER; Tuesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881; T. F. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1864; Samuel M. McMillen, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
ZEITUNG ; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1868 ; Jacob Mueller & Son, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
IVl ARIETTA COLLEGE OLIO ; every
three weeks ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
8x10; subscription $1.50; established 1872;
Societies of Marietta College, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 1 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate j'ear.
MARION, C. H., Marion Co., n 6,000
pop., on N. Y., P. & O. and C, C, C. & I.
Rds., at junction of the Columbus, Hocking
Valley & Toledo and Chicago & Atlantic
Rds., 44 m. from Columbus. Engaged in
agriculture and manufactures.
STAR; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily four pages,
weeklv eight pages; size— daily 22x.30,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $4, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1877, weekly 1885;
Star Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— dailv K 1, weekly L2.
INDEPENDENT ; semi- weekly, Tues-
days and Fridavs ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ;
George Crawford, editor ; George Crawford &
Co.. publishers: circulation K 2.
D E 31 O C R A T I C M IRROR ; Thurs-
davs; democratic ; eight pages ; size 31x48 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1840 ; J. H. Vaughan,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
MARTIN'S FERRY, Belmont Co.,
D-7,0iji) pop., on the Ohio r., nearly opposite
Wheeling, West Va. and on Ohio River
division of Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd.
and on C. L. & W. Rd., now in course of
construction and almost completed, 20 m.
from Steubenville. Has numerous manu-
.■532
GEO. P. ROVVELL & GO'S
OHIO.
OHIO.
factories of hardware, glass, iron and
farming implements, and also planing and
woolen mills.
OHIO VALIiEY NEWS; Thursdays;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription §2; established 1872; James H. Dren-
nen, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
CHURCH HERALD;, monthly; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 18S5 ; Rev. Earl D. Holtz. editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2; a local church
paper; dated at Martin's Ferry and Bridge-
port.
MARYSVILLE, C. H.. Union Co., u
3,500 pop., on Mill creek and C, C, C. & I.
Rd. Centre of a rich and populous agricult-
ural district, 30 m. from Columbus.
TIMES; Saturdaj's ; republican ; eight
page ; size 80x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; A. H. Beightler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the
Union Co. Wochenblatt.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; rerublican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1848 ; J. H. Shearer, eiUtor ; John H.
Shearer & Son, publishers; cii-culation J 1.
UNION CO. JOURNAL.; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1874; Charles
M. Kenton, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
UNION CO. WOCHENBLATT;
Fridays ; German ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ;
subscription $1 ; establislied 1886 ; A. H.
Beightler, editor and publisher ; issues also
the Times.
MASSILLON, Stark Co., cf 11400
pop., at junction of Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago, Cleveland, Akron & Col., Cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling and Wheeling &
Lake Erie Rds. On the Ohio canal, which
furnishes cheap water transportation to the
Ohio r. and Lake Erie; 110 m. from Pitts-
burgh and 55 from Cleveland. It is in the
midst of the rich Tuscarawas coal fields,
and ships very large quantities of coal.
Manufacturing centre for iron, glass,
cigars, bridges, engines and agi'icultiu'al
machinery. Large sandstone quarries are
within the corporate limits. Is surrounded
by a rich agricultural region.
AMERICAN; Wednesdays ; Independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1869 : S. and J. J. Hoover,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1863; R. P. Skinner, editor ;
Skinner & Weirich publishers; circ'n K 2.
MECHANICSBURG, Champaign
Co., -D 2,000 pop., on Cincinnati division C,
C C. & I. Rd. Centre of a stock-raising
district. Has large machine shop and drill
works.
NEWS; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription ,$1.50; es-
tablished 1873 ; Hiram Brown and C. C. Jones,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MEDINA, C. H., Medina Co., [j 2,500
pop., on Cleveland, Lorain & Wlieeling Rd.,
28 m. S. by W. of Cleveland. Cheese, wool,
stock-raising and general agriculture are
the branches of industry carried on here.
D E I>I O C R A T ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 : es-
tablished 1884 ; J. H. & J. D. Tibbals, editors
and publishei*s ; cii'culation K 2.
MEDINA CO. OAZETTE; Fridays;
republican; eight pages; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1835 ; J. H. Greene, edi-
tor ; J. H. Greene & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion II. ^^W^ Actual average circulation for
one year preceding Nov. 26, 1886, as per state-
ment on file at the office of the American
Neiospaper Directory, 2,147 copies.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; Geo. M. Gray, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1,
GLEANINGS IN BEE CULTURE;
semi-monthly; bee culture ; forty pages ; size
of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1873 ; A. I. Root, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 2.
MIAMISBURG, Montgomery Co., ^
3,120 pop., on Great Miami r., Miami & Erie
Canal and Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
and C, C, C. & I. Rds., 10 m. S. of Dayton
and 50 N. of Cincinnati. In the tobacco-
growing region of Miami Valley.
BULLETIN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Blossom Brothers, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
NEWS; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Chas. E. Kinder, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLEFIELD, Geauga Co., ^390
pop., on Painesville & Youngstown Rd., 36
m. E. of Cleveland. In agricultural section.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
W. B. Phillips, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
MIDDLEPORT, Meigs Co., i^ 3,032t
pop., on Ohio r., at junction of Ohio Cen-
tral Rd., 2 m. from PomeroJ^ Engaged in
coal mining and river trade. In a manu-
facturing, and salt and grain-producing
community.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; A. L. Russell, editor ; F. C. Rus-
sell, publisher ; circulation K 2.
MEIGS CO. REPUBLICAN ; Wed-
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
25x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; J.
W. Dumble, editor and publisher; cu'C'n K 1.
MIDDLETO WN, Butler Co., p 5,000
pop., on Miami r., 37 m. from Cincinnati,
on New York, Pa, & Ohio at junction of
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton and Cleve-
land, Columbus. Cincinnati & Indianapolis
Rds. Engaged in manufacturing.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; four pages : size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1859 ; W.
M. Sullivan, editor; W. H. Todhunter & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
>EWS; Saturdays; four pages; size
15x21 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886; W. A. Powell & Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
SIGNAL; Saturdays; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; estab
lished 1874 ; Middletovvn Signal Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 .
MILAN, Erie Co., i 820 pop., on Hu-
ron r., 8 m. from Lake Erie, on W. & L. E.
Rd., at junction of New York, Chicago &
St. Louis Rds. A rapidlj' growing town.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; eight
f»ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1870; Milan Advertiser Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
533
OHIO.
MILFORD CENTRE, Union Co., n
60rt pop., at junction of Chicago, St. Louis &
Pittsburgh and Cleveland, Columbus, Cin-
cinnati & Indianapolis Rds., 23 m. W. of
Columbus, and the same distance N. of
Springfield. Engaged in corn and wheat
growing and cattle raising.
Mil. FORD ECHO; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; W. H. Lawson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
MILLERSBURG, C. H., Holmea
Co., n 1,815 pop., on Cleveland, Aki'on &
Columbus Rd., 87 m. from Cleveland and 80
from Columbus. Rich coal fields and iron
ore mines. Country principally agricult-
ural ; has large flour mills.
HOLMES CO. FARMER; Thursdays;
•democratic; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1828; David G. Newton
and Lewis G. Barton, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
HOLMES CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1845 ;
White & Cunningham, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
MINERAL POINT, Tuscarawas
Co., a- 700 pop., on Cleveland & Pittsburgh
and Valley Rds. Mines of excellent steam
coal here.
MINERAL POINTER; Fridays; non-
partisan ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1887 ; W. Hosick, editor
and publisher.
MINERVA, Stark Co., c' 1,500 pop.,
70 m. S. of Cleveland and 86 W. of Pitts-
burgh, Pa., on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
Cleveland & Canton, and Cleveland,
Youngstown & Pittsburgh Rds. Has ex-
tensive car and machine shops, glass and
furniture factories, and is surrounded by a
splendid mining and farming country.
NEWS; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; W. S. Knox, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
MINGO JUNCTION, Jefferson Co.,
a- 50<J pop., at junction of Pittsburgh, Cin. &
St. Louis and River div. of Cleveland &
Pittsburgh Rds., on Ohio r., 3 m. from Steu-
benville.
MINGO NEWS; Saturdays; labor; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; W. C. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher.
MONROEVILLE, Huron Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on Huron r., at crossing of Lake Shore
& Michigan Southern, W. & L. E. and Lake
Erie division of Baltimore & Ohio Rds., 60
m. W. of Cleveland. A grain market and
manufacturing town.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays; neutral;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870; B. F. Simmons, editor; Sim-
mons Bros., publishers; circulation L2.
MONTPELIER, Williams Co.,\2 1,200
pop., on Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. An
agricultural and stock-raising district.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; W. O. Willet, editor and publisher ;
•circulation L2. ^ .
OHIO.
34
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,§1.50 ;
established 18^0; Srrayer & Straver, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MOUNT BLANCHARD, Han-
cock Co., t) 50(J pop., on Cleveland, Delphos
& St. Louis Rd., 5 m. from Wharton and 7
from Forest.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
22x82 ; established 1886 ; Will E. Grose, editor
and publisher.
MOUNT GIL.EAD, C. H., Morrow
Co., n 2,000 pop., on the Toledo and Ohio
Central Rd., li m. E. of C, C, C. & I. and
Mt. Gilead Short Line Rds., 42 from Colum-
bus on E. branch of Olentangy r. Manu-
facturing town.
MORROW CO. SENTINEL ; Thurs
days: republican; four pages; size 28x42;
subscription .$1.50 ; estalilished 1848 ; J. W.
Griffith, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
UNION REGISTER; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1849 ; W. G. Beebe, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation J 1.
POULTRY i»lAGNET; monthly;
poultry-raising ; twenty pages ; size of page
9xl:J ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
A. E. Chase, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
MOUNT STERLING, Madison Co.,
a 800 pop., on Columbus & Cincinnati Mid-
land Rd., 22 m. from Columbus. A ship-
ping point for farm products.
TRIBUNE; Fridays: four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1887;
J. W. Hanawalt, editor and publisher.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Knox
Co., o 6,500 pop., on Kokosing r., and Lake
Erie division of Baltimore & Ohio and
Cleveland, Akron & Columbus Rds., 45 m.
from Columbus. In a populous district and
centre of trade.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; republican ; four pages;
size 28x43; subscription $2.50 ; established 1844 ;
C. F. & W. F. Baldwin, editors and publish-
ers; circulation J 2.
TRIBUNE; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays ; independent ; four pages; size 19x25;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; John M
Critchfleld, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1
DEMOCRATIC BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1837; L. Harper, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
KNOX CO. DEMOCRAT; Saturdays:
democratic; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1.50: established 1886; Silcott &
Wolfe, editors and publishers.
POULTER; monthly; poultry-raising:
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1886 ; J. J. Fultz, editor
and publisher.
MOUNT VICTORY, Hardin Co.,
-a 600 pop., on Indianapolis division of
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati & Indian-
apolis Rd., 9 m from Kenton.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x34; subscription $1..50; established
1886; F. P. Allyn, editor; Allyn & Kennedy,
publishers.
MOUNT WASHINGTON, Ham-
ilton Co., p 400 pop., 3 m. from Cincinnati.
Several first-class educational Institutions
liere .
PUBLIC SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly ; educational ; sixteen pages ; size
534
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
OHIO.
of page 11x15 ; subscription SI ; established
1869 ; Public Scliool Journal Co., editors and
publistiers ; circulation J 2. II^" Actual \
average circulation for one year preceding
Jan. 1, 1887, as per statement on file at the of-
fice of the American Newspaper Directory, j
1 ,5.S3 copies.
NAPOLEON, C. H., Henry Co., t:3,500
pop., on 3Iauinee r. and Wabash, St. Louis
& Pacific Rd., 36 m. from Toledo. Wabash
and Erie canal passes through here. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district ; has
water power and several manufacturing
establishments.
DE3IOCRATIC NORTHWEST;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
31x45 ; subscription $1 50 ; established 1852 ; L.
L. Orwig, editor and publisher : circ'n J i.
HENRY CO. DEHOKKAT; Thurs-
days; German; eight pages; size 30x44 ; sub
scriptiou $1.50; established 1885; Henry Hol-
terman, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
HENRY CO. SIGNAL. ; Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; J. P. Belknap, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NAVARRE, Stark Co., r( 1,000 pop.,
on Connotton Valley and Wheeling & Lake
Erie Rds. An important trade centre.
INDEPENDENT; Fridaj-s; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1885; Frank M. Corl, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NELSON VILLE, Athens. Co., 0, 4,500
pop. , on Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo
Rd., 14 m. from Athens. Coal mining is the
principal industry of this place.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1879 ; T. Erven Wells, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
VAL.L.EY R KRISTER; Saturdays;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
criptiou $1.50; established 1886; Tullis &
Mains, editors and publishers.
E
NEVADA, Wyandot Co., [^ 1,186 pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
34 m. from Mansfield. Planing mills, brick
j'ards, etc. Fine schools.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1872 ; Wilcox & Holmes, editors and publish
ers ; circulation K 1.
NEWARK, C. H., Licking Co., D 12,000
pop., on Licking r. and Ohio canal, 33 m.
from Columbus, and at junction of Balti-
more & Ohio and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &
St. Louis Rds., also junction of Lake Erie
division with main line and Straitsville
division. A railroad centre, having trade
In coal, grain and live stock. Engaged in
manufactures. Lighted by electi-ic lights
and has splendid system of water works
and a street railway. Has glass works, the
Baltimore & Ohio car shops and large stove
w^orks.
A D VOC A TE : every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEli-IiY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages; size— daily 24x36, weekly
31x45; subscription — daily $6, weekly $1.5();
established- dail,' 1881, weekly 1820; J. H.
Newton, editor; A.lvocate Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulatloii— daily .1 2. weekly H 1.
A 31 E R I C A S_j every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size -daily 22x30,
weekly 29x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1887, weekly 1827 ; Wil-
liam C. Lyon, editor; Lyon & Ickes, pub-
lishers; circulation— weekly II.
BANNER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 : Milton R. Scott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; German ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$2 ; established 1880 ; F. Kochendorfer. editor ;
Underwood & Kochendorfer, publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
NEW BREMEN, Auglaize Co., -a
1,170+ pop., on L. E. & W. Rd. and Miami &
Erie canal, 60 m. N. of Dayton. Has
woolen, oil, flour and steam saw mills, and
is a good market for grain and pork.
STERN DES WESTLICHEN OHIO ;
Thursdays ; German ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Theodore Purpus, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SUN; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription §1 ; established 1884 ; C. M. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWBURGH, Cuyahoga Co., cf now
the 18th Ward of Cleveland and a branch of
Cleveland post office. Large rolling mills
and Bessemer steel rail works. State In-
sane Asylum located here.
SOUTH CLEVELiAND ADVO-
CATE; (see Cleveland.)
NEW CARLISLE, Clarke Co., -n
1,400 pop., on Indiana, Bloomington & West-
ern Rd., 12 m. W. of Springfield. Engaged
largely in the nursery business and manu-
facturing.
SUN ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages :
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1881 ; J. M. Hoffa, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
FAR3I AND FIRESIDE FRIEND ;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 16x24 ; subscrip-
tion 5U cents ; established 1881 ; J. L. Rust &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
NEW COMERSTOWN, Tuscara-
icas Co., D- 1,200 pop., on Ohio Canal, at
crossing of Cleveland & Marietta and Pitts-
bui-gh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rds. An agri -
cultural district.
INDEX; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size :30x42 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Index Publishing Co., editors and
puljlishers ; circulation K 1.
NEW CONCORD, Muskingum Co.,
n 514t pop., 16 m. E. of Zanesville, on Bait. &
Ohio Rd. Seat of Muskingum College.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; Jas. H. Aiken, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW LEXINGTON, C. H., Perry
Co., D 1.550 pop., on Toledo & Ohio Central
& Muskingum Valley Rd., at junction of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd.,
21 m. from Zanesville. Engaged in manu-
factures and mining.
DEMOCRATIC HERALD ; Thurs-
days; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1..50; established 1867; Cullinan
& Meloy, editors and publishers; cii'cula-
tioii K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1871 ; J. F. McMahon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
Pi
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
535
OHIO.
NEW LISBON, C. H., Columbiana
Co., rf 2,300 pop., on Beaver r., 56 m. from
Pittsburgh, Pa., on N. Y., Pa. & Ohio
Rd. Centre of an agricultural and wool-
growing district. Woolen and other manu-
factories are located on the river, which
furnishes power. Coal and iron ore indus-
tries are a great feature here.
BUCKEYE STATE; Thursdays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1852 ; E. F. Moore, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
J O U R X A Li ; Mondays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1867; James K. Frew, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
OHIO PATRIOT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages : size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1808 ; W. S. Potts, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
NEW LONDON, Huron Co., ^ 1,500
pop., on C, C, C. & I. Rd., 48 m. S. W. of
Cleveland. Centre of a large and prosper-
ous agricultural region. Manufacturing
place.
RECORD; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1871 ; Greo. W. Runyan, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation J 1.
NEW MAT AMOR AS, Washington
Co., O^ 60 1 pop., on Ohio r., opposite
Friendlj-, W. Va., 31 m. from Marietta and
17 from Wheeling, W. Va. Connected by
steamboats w^ith all points ou Ohio r.
PARACtJRAPH; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1SS6 ; E. E. Eisanbai-th, editor and
publisher.
NEW PARIS, Preble Co.. -c 1,000
pop., at junction of the Chicago, St. Louis
& Pittsburgh and L. 31. Rds. Located in a
fertile grain-growing and stock-raising sec-
tion, for which it is the shipping point.
MIRROR; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x4<J; subscription $1.50;
established 1877; C. W. Bloom, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW PHILADELPHIA, C. H.,
Tuscarawas Co., o 4,000 pop., on Tuscarawas
r. and Ohio canal, and at terminus of Tus-
carawas branch of Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Rd. and on the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheel-
ing Rd. Engaged in the manufactui'e of
agricultural implements, sheet and muck
iron and woolen goods. Salt, coal and iron
mining. Claims that its rolling mill, em-
ploying 400 hands, is the best in Ohio.
DER DEUTSCHE BEOBACHTER;
Wednesdays ; German ; four pages ; size
25x:^5; subscription $1.50; established 1869; S.
R. Minnig, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OHIO DEMOCRAT: Thursdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1839 ; Mathews, Elliott & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
TIMES; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1-50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Samuel Moore, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
TUSCARAWAS ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days; republican; four pages; size 29x44;
subscription .§2.50 ; established 1819 ; J. L. Mc-
Ilvaine, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n .3 1 .
NEW PLYMOUTH, Vinton Co., g
140 pop., on Ohio River division of Colum-
OHIO.
bus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Rd., 6 m. from
Creola and 12 from McArthur.
GRAPHIC ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 18x27 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; W. E. Laugley, editor ; The Graphic
Printing Co., publishers.
NEW RICHMOND, Clermont Co.,
p 2,545t pop., on Ohio r. and C. & E. Rd.,
20 m. from Cincinnati. Largest town in
the county. Woolen mills; also engaged
in manufacturing.
CIiER3IONT INDEPENDENT; Fri-
daj's; independent; foor pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1.25; established 1869; B. L.
Winans, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ; S.
Townsley, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
NEWTON FALLS, Trumbull Co.,^
1,000 pop., on Cleveland, Youngstown &
Pittsburgh and Pittsburgh & Western Rds.,
10 m. from Warren, the county seat, 85 from
Akron and 37 from Minerva. Has stone-
pump factory and stone works, machine
shop and foundry, saw and grist mills and
a woolen factor}\
ECHO; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Ralph R. Montgomery, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
NEW VIENNA, Clinton Co., p 1,000
pop., on Cincinnati, Washington & Balti-
moi'e Rd., 54 m. E. of Cincinnati and 36
W. of Chillicothe. Manufactories of vari-
ous kinds. Several public schools here.
RECORD ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 27x42; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1880 ; H. M. Kingsbury, editor ; John M.
Hussej% publishc ; circulation K 1.
MESSENGER OF PEACE; monthly;
sixteen pages; size of page 7x10; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1S71 ; Daniel Hill,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation J 2 ; ad-
vocates arbitration.
NEW WASHINGTON, Crawford
Co., ^ 900 pop., on Northwestern Ohio
Rd., 23 m. from Mansfield. Agriculture ex-
tensively carried on.
HERALiD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881; J. L Smith & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
NEW WATERFORD, Columbiana
Co., cT 225 pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicago Rd. Large quantities of timber
cut here.
GliEANER^ monthly; four pages; siz
15x22; subscription 25 cents : established 1885
W. G. Scott, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NILES, Trumbull Co., cf 4.000 pop., on
Mahoning r., Ashtabula & Pittsburgh,
Painesville & Youngstown and Mahoning
division of N. Y., P. & O. and Pittsburgh,
Cleveland & Toledo Rds., at junction of
Alliance, Niles & Ashtabula Rd., 5 m.
S. E. of Warren. Has active iron manu-
factures. .
TRUMBUT.Ii CO. INDEPENDENT;
Fridavs ; independent ; eight pages ; size
26.X40 f subscription $1.50; established 1869; C.
S. McCormick, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
536
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
NORTH AMHERST, Lorain Co.,
6 1,700 pop., ou Lake Shore & Michigan
Southern Rd. Flour mills, a macliine shop,
foundry, manufactory of grindstones and
sandstone quarries.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x;^J ; subscription §1.25 ; established 1885 ;
J. W. Davidson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
NORTH BALTIMORE, Wood Co.,
Yd l.ltuu pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd.
Engaged in stave and lumber manu-
factm-ing. Lighted and heated by natural
gas.
BEACON; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; G. W.
Wilkinson, editor and publisher ; circ'u L 2 .
NORTH liEWISBURG, Cham.
paign Co., -a 1,100 pop., on New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Rd., 14 m. N. E.
of Urbana, at the intersection of Cham-
paign, Union and Logan counties. In a
good agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
TRI-COUXTY FREE PRESS ; Sat
urdays ; Independent : eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; Kelley
Mount, editor ; circulation L 2 .
NORWALK, C. H., Huron Co., ^
7,008 pop., at junction Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern and Wheeling & Lake
Erie Rds., 56 m. from Cleveland and 57
from Toledo. Engaged in manufacturing ;
in a good farming, dau-ying and stock-
raising region. Railway machine shops are
located here.
REFLECTOR; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 36x48 ; subscription
—daily Si, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1882.
weekly 1830; F. Wickham and James G.
Gibbs, editors ; Reflector Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— <laily K 2, weekly J 1 .
BUIjLjETIN; semi- weekly, Tuesdays
and Saturdays ; independent ; four pages ;
size 22x;% ; subscription $2 ; established 1S8T ;
Frank C. Lowing, editor ; Bulletin Publish-
ing Co.. publishers.
ADLER; Fridays; German; democratic;
eight pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1876; Grunwald Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
CHRONICLiE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1875 ; F. R. Loomis, editor ; Chron-
icle Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 2.
EXPERIMENT AND NEWS; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1836; Redfleld,
Rule & Stewart, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
JOURNAIj; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; A. C.
White, manager and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
FARM AND FAIR JOURNAL; bi
weekly ; agricultural ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription $1; established 1883;
J. F. Lannig, editor ; Fair Publishing House,
publishers; circulation H 1.
OAK HARBOR, Ottawa Co., ^ 2,000
pop. on Portage r. and Northern branch of
L. S. & M. S. and Wheeling & Lake Erie
Rds., 23 m, E. of Toledo. Engaged in lum-
ber manufacturing.
^OTTAWA CO. EXPONENT; Satur-
days : democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; establislied 1877; J. H.
OHIO.
Kraemer, editor ; Exponent Publishing Co.,
publishers J circulation L2.
P R ES S ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874; Geo. GosUne, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
GOSPEL. LIGHT; monthly; Christ-
ian; four pages; size 20x26; subscription 50
cents ; established 1884 ; J. N. Updike, editor ;
V. S. Warriner, publisher.
OBERLIN, Lorain Co., ^ 3,242t pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., 32
m. from Cleveland and 8 from Elyria. Seat
of Oberlin College and other educational in-
stitutions.
LORAIN CO. EXPONENT; Wed
nesdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1886 ; C. L. Webster,
editor ; Webster & Son, publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
NEWS; Thursdays ; republican ; f oui-
pages ; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1860; William H. Pearce, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
REVIEW; bi-weekly; twenty pages; size
of page 8x10 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1872 ; Union Library Association, editors and
publishers; circulation L2; a college paper;
issued during the collegiate year.
HIGHWAYS ANl) HEDGES;
monthly ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x14; subscription 25 cents ; established
1882; Rev. Chauncey N. Pond, A. M., editor
and publisher; circulation II; devoted to
the interests of Sunday Schools.
BIBLIOTHECA SACRA; quarterly;
congregational ; two hundred pages ; size of
page 6x10 ; subscription $3 ; established 1830 ;
G. Frederick Wright, W. G. Ballantine and
Frank H. Foster, editors; E. J. Goodrich,
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
ORRVILLE, Wayne Co., ^ 1,442 pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd. ,
at intersection of Cleveland, Mount Vernon
& Delaware and Wheeling & Lake Erie Rds.,
64 m. from Cleveland. An agricultural and
stock-raising region.
CRESCENT ; Tuesdays; neutral; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1867; James A. Hamilton, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
OSBORN, Greene Co., -n 800 pop., on
Cleveland, Col., Cin. & Indianapolis Rd.
and N. Y., Penn. & Ohio Rd., 10 m. from Day-
ton and 14 fi-om Springfield. Flouring mill
and distillery here.
LOC A L ; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Ed. H. Wil-
liamson, editor; Ed H. Williamson & Co., pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
OTTAWA, C. H., Putnam Co., ^ 2,000
pop., on Dayton & Michigan Rd., 51 m. from
Toledo and 91 from Dayton. Engaged in
agriculture, stock-raising and lumbering.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; C. L. Long, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PUTNAM CO. SENTINEL; Tliurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; Geo. D.
Kinder, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
OXFORD, Butler Co., p l,745t pop.,
on Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rd., 32 '
m. from Cincinnati. Seat of Miami Uni-
versity, Oxford Female College and West-
ern Female Seminar}-.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
537
OHIO.
llshed 1854 ; S. D. Cone, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NEWmS ; Fridays; four pages; size 20x28;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Brown &
Osborii, editors and publishers.
MIAMI JOURNAL.; monthly ; thirty-
two paj^es octavo; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S6 ; Students of Miami College, editors
and publishers ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
PAINESVILLE, C. H., Lake Co., d
2,463 pop., on Grand r. and Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., at junction of
Pittsburg, Painesville & Fairport and N. Y.,
Chicago & St. Louis Rds., 3 m. fi-om Lake
Erie and 29 from Cleveland. Engaged in
manufacturing and a place of trade. Has a
harbor and shipping. Surrounded by an
agricultural district.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1866 ; A. L. Williams, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
D. Gr. Morrison, editor ; Democrat Publishing
Co.. publishers ; circulation K 1.
NORTHERN OHIO JOURNAL. ;
Saturdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size of
page 15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1871;
James E. Chambers, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 .
TELEGRAPH; Thursdaj^s ; republican ;
four pages; size 29x44; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1822 ; J. F. Scofleld, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
PATASKAIiA, LicTcing Co., n 800
pop., on Pittsburgh & Colunabus div. of the
Cincinnati & St. Louis and branch of Balti-
more & Ohio Rds., in an excellent agricult-
ural section, 16 m. from Newark.
STANDARD; Thursdavs; independent;
eight pages; size 20x26; subscription $1.25;
established 1886 ; A. Q. Beem, editor and pub-
lisher.
PAULDING, C. H., Paulding Co., \2
1,800 pop., on the Cincinnati, Van Wert &
Michigan Rd., 66 m. S. W. of Toledo, and
33 from Fort Wayne, Ind. Principal indus-
try is that of lumber manufacturing.
DEiMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1872; Everett A. Budd, editor;
N. R. Webster, publisher ; circulation K 2.
^ PAULDING CO. GAZETTE ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x4:^ ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ; A. C.
Banks, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PEMBERVILIiE, Wood Co., b 12
m. from Bowling Green, the county seat, 18
m. fi-om Toledo and Fostoria, on the Ohio
Central and the Columbus, Hocking Valley
& Toledo Rds. Situated in the midst of a
fine agricultural section.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1; established 1885;
A. H. Davidson, editor and publisher : circu-
lation L 2.
PERRYSBURG, Wood Co., ti 1.909
pop., on Maumee r., at head of navigation,
9 m. from Toledo and on Dayton & Michi-
gan Rd. In an agricultural district.
JOURNAL; Fridays; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40 -subscription $2; estab-
lished 1853; James Tinimons, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OHIO.
PETERSBURG, -/I'/aftonin^p Co., rf 500
pop., about 10 m. N. E. of Columbiana, a
station on the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chi-
cago Rd. Manufactures wagons, buggies
and bent wood.
PRESS : Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1 ; established
1881; E. E. Stone, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
PIKETON, Pilce Co., g 750 pop., on
Scioto Valley Rd. Various factories, includ-
ing a furniture manufactory.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x00; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885; J.
W. James, editor and publisher; circ'n LI.
PIONEER, Williams Co., tl754t pop.,
on Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan
Rd., 14 m. N. of Bryan ; in an agricultural
district.
TRI-STATE ALLIANCE ; Fridays ;
independent; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1879; C. J, De
Witt, editor ; Alliance Printing Co., publish-
ers; circulation Jl. ^;W Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Dec. 31,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 1,035
copies.
PI QUA, Miami Co., -n 10,000 pop., on
Big Miami r. and Chicago, St. Louis &
Plttsbiu-gh and Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton Rds., 73 m. from Columbus and 28
from Dayton. The Miami & Erie canal
passes through here. Engaged in manufac-
turing; next to the largest linseed oil
manufacturing point in theU. S.; a place of
trade. Has several large furniture fac-
tories.
CALL; every evening except Sunday ; re-
publican; four pages; size 22x80; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1883 ; I. S. &.J. W. Morris,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DER CORRESPONDENT; Wednes-
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x45; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; J.
Boni Hemsteger, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
JOURNAL ; Thm-sdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1847; D. M. Fleming, editor; D. M.
Fleming & Son, publishers ; circulation K 2.
MIAMI HELMET; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; .size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; I. S. Morris, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MIAMI LEADER; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1863 ; Jerome C. Smiley &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
PLAIN CITY, Madison Co., u 1,800
pop., 17 m. W. of Columbus, on Chicago, St.
Louis & Pittsburgh Rd. Manufactures are
fairly represented ; a country well adapted
to stock raising.
DEALER; Wednesdays; neutral ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. H. Zimmerman, editor ; Charles
W. Horn, publisher ; circulation K 1.
PLYMOUTH, Richland Co., ^ 1,148
pop., on Lake Erie division of Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 36 m. from Sandusky and 20 from
Mansfield.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1853 ; J. F. Beelman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
538
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
POMEROY, C. H., Meigs Co., a,') ,600
pop., on Ohio r., 239 m. below Pittsbui-gh and
same distance from Cincinnati. Has two
railroads and is connected with Cincinnati
and other river towns by daily lines of
steam packets and railroad. Engaged in
coal mining and manufacture of salt.
TELEGRAPH; Wednesdays; republi-
can; eight pages; size 30x42; subscription
$1.50; established 1843; E. S. Trussell, editor
and publisher ; cLrculation 1 1.
PORT CLINTON, C.H., Ottawa Co.,
[^ 1,600+ pop., at the mouth of Portage r., on
Lake Erie, 30 m. fi-om Toledo and on Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rd. Engaged
in grape culture and fishing.
LAKE SHORE BULLETIN; Wed-
nesdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.5U ; established 1S82 ; A. W. Courchaine,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OTTAWA CO. NEWS; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1865 ; Greorge R. Clark, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PORTSMOUTH, C. H., Scioto Co.,
[? 12,000 pop., on Ohio r. and Cincinnati,
Washington & Baltimore Rd., at junction of
Portsmouth branch of Cincinnati & East-
ern Rd., and on Scioto Valley Rd. and Ohio
& Erie canal, 115 m. above Cincinnati and
90 S. of Columbus. It is the centre of the
great furnace region. Steamboats ply regu-
larly between here and Cincinnati and
other river ports. Extensively engaged
In shoe, wood and iron manufactures. Car
w^orks and locomotive repair shops are
located here.
BLADE; Saturdays ; republican ; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; J. E. Valjean, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation HI.
CORRESPONDENT; Fridays ;
German ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $2; established 1855; Carl
Huber, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LEADER; Saturdays : labor ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1887; J. A. Melviu, editor; Leader Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
T I 31 E S ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $2 ; established
1861 ; James W. Newman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1836 ; J. F. Strayer, editor ; Ports-
mouth Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
CAMP FIRE; semi-monthly; Grand
Army of the Republic ; four pages ; size
20x2'; ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
John W. Mitchell, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation .1 1.
DISTRICT RECORDER; monthly;
methodise; four pages; size l'.tx2(i ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1SS2 ; H B. Wester
velt and J. C. Arbuckle, editors ; S. P. Drake
& Son, publishers.
PROCTORVILLE, Lawrence Co., g
4UU pop., in an agricultural community, 22
m. from Ironton.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
2rix:ir, ; subscription $l.M ; established 1885 ;
Geo. R. Mcintosh, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
PROSPECT, 3fari07i Co., a 1,100 pop.,
on Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Rd.,
OHIO.
36 m. N. of Columbus, 12 N. of Delaware and
10 S. of Marion. Fine farming country.
MONITOR; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.25;
established 1878; H. R. Clowes, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
QUAKER CITY, Guernsey Co., n-
1,500 pop., on B. & O. Rd., 40 m. from Zanes-
ville and Wheeling, W. Va. Stock-raising
and agricultural region. Has a planing mill,
car-wheel manufactory, coal works, ma-
chine shop and window-glass factory.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; J. W. & A. B. Hill, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
QUINCY, Logan Co., -n 650 pop., on
C, C, C. & I. Rd., 120 m. from Cleveland, 30
from Lima and 12 froiu Bellefontaine and
Sidney. The surrounding country is of
finest farming and grazing lands, on which
large crops of all kinds of fruit and grain
are raised. Has churches and excellent
schools, and roller process wheat mill.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1887 ; F. Ladd. editor and publisher.
RAVENNA, C. H., Portage Co.,^ 3,545
pop., 38 m. from Cleveland, on Cleveland 6J;
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh & Western and N.
Y., P. & O. Rds. The principal manufac-
tures are glass and carriages. Healthy sit-
uation.
REPUBLICAN ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 22x80, weekly (size of page)
i8x21; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2: es-
tablished—daily 18Sfi, weekly 1830; John Me-
harg, editor and publisher: cii-culation—
weekly I 1.
DEMOCRATIC PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 27x39 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; S. D. Harris & Son, editors and
puV>lishers ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, Jefferson Co., o 700
pop., on the Cleveland, Youugtown & Pitts-
burgh Rd., 11 m. from Steubenville. The
seat of Richmond College. A farming sec-
tion.
R A D I A TO R ; Thursdays; anti-monopoly;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription .|l.,50 ;
established 1882 ; J. B. Sprague, editor ; Radi-
ator Printing Co., publishers ; eirc'u K 1.
RICHWOOD, Union Co., n 1,800
pop., on N. Y., P. & O. Rd., 15 m. from Marion
and 49 from Springfield. Extensively en-
gaged in manufactures of furniture and
woolen yarns ; surrounded by a rich agri-
cultural district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1872; Robt. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
RIPLEY, Brown Co., p 3,500 pop., on
Ohio r., .56 m. above Cincinnati. Engaged in
trade, river commerce, piano-making and
packing leaf tobacco. ;|Has flouring and
saw mills, threshing-machine and hinge
manufactories.
BEE AND TIMES; Wednesdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50; e.stablished 1846; J. C. Newcomb, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ASIEIUCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
539
OHIO.
ROCK CREEK, Ashtabula Co , p 604
pop., on line of Ashtabula & Pittsburgh Rd.
A farming section.
BANNER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 20x2i5 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Scott & Remick, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1
ROCKWOOD, Laicrence Co., g 500
pop., on the Ohio r., half a mile from Hun-
tington, West Va. An agricultural and
mineral district.
CHESCENT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; James K. Howell, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
RUSHVILIiE, Fairfield Co., n 400
pop., on Toledo & Ohio Central Rd., in a
farming district, 10 m. fi'om Lancaster.
ITE;>I ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 15x22 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 188tj; W. J.
Mortar, editor and publisher.
SABINA, Clinton Co., p 1,200 pop., on
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley and Colum-
bus & Cincinnati Midland Rds., 11 m. E. by
N. of Wilmington, and surrounded by an
agricultural district, for which it is a centre
of trade. Has graded school, bank. Hour
mill and saw mill.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1877;
Griffith & Graskings, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
ST. CLAIRSVILLE, C. H.. Belmont
Co.,D- 1,300 pop., 12 m. from Wheeling, W.
Va., at terminus of Bellaire & St. Clairsville
Rd., which connects with Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., and St. Clairsville & Xorthern Rd.,
which connects with Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling and Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rds.;
surrounded bj' an agricultural district.
BELMONT CHRONICLE ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x42 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1813 ; W. A. Hunt,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation K 2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 26x42 ; subscription §2.25 ; estab-
isliedl812; Isaac M. Riley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
ST. MARY'S, Auglaize Co., -n 2,100
pop., on Miami & Erie Canal and LaWe
Erie & Western Rd., about 10 m.W. of Wapa
koneta. Large and important woolen man-
ufactories here.
ARGTJlS; Satm-days ; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; D. A. Clark, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DOLLAR SENTINEL; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
%\ ; established 1883 ; Frank Walkup, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. PARIS, Champaign Co., -n 1,350
pop., on Indianapolis & Chicago division of
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 11 m.
from Urbana and 15 from Piqua. Banking
house, distillery, carriage shops and planing
mills located here.
ERA DISPATCH; Fridays ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 2;Jx26 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1871 ; John E. Walker, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
SALiEM, Columbiana Co., □' 5,433 pop.,
on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rd.,
OHIO.
13 m. from Alliance, 70 from Pittsburgh,
Pa., and 60 from Cleveland. It is the larg-
est town in th6 county, and is siUTOunded
by a rich agricultural and dairying district.
Has a number of fine churches, two national
banks, high school, several large saw mills
and machine shops and is extensively en-
gaged in manufacturing machinery, stoves,
pumps, etc.
BUCKEYE VIDETTE; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; J. W. Northrop, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
ERA ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription §1.50; established
1873 ; Ed. F. Rukenbrod, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thiu-sdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1-50 ;
established 1847 ; J. K. Rukenbrod, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
SALINEVILLiE, Columbiana Co., ^
2,5U0 pop., on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Rd., 63 m. W. N. W. of Pittsburgh, Pa., and
30 S. S. E. of Alliance. Coal mining is
the principal industry.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; four pages ; size
25x4(J; subscription $1.25; established 1884;
J. K. Smith & Bro., editors and publishers;
circulation L 2 .
SANDUSKY, C.H., Erie Co., i 22,344
pop., on Sandusky bay, near its entrance
to Lake Erie, lake terminus of Indiana,
Bloomington & Western, Lake Erie &
Western, Lake Erie division of Baltimore
& Ohio Rds., and is on the main line of
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd. En-
gaged in manufactures and lake commerce,
having one of the finest harbors on Lake
Erie. Lumber, lime, stone. Iron, wnne and
fish interests are very extensive. Several
lines of steamers, running to all points,
stop here daily. Erie Co., of which San-
dusky is the capital, is the largest wheat
and fruit-producing county in the State.
JOURNAL AND LOCAL ; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly .30x44 ;
subscription — daily $5, weekly $1; estab-
lished—daily 1883, weekly 1882; Merrill & Bitt-
ner, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J 1, weekly J 1.
REGISTER; every morning except Sun-
day, TRI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, WEEKLY, Wednes-
days, and SUNDAY REGISTER, Sun-
days ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size— daily
and tri-weekly 26x^0, weekly 28x44, Sunday
26x40; subscription— daily $8, tri-weekly $4,
weekly $1, Sunday $1 ; established — daily
1844, weekly 1822; I. F. JIack & Bro., editors
and publishers; circulation— daily J 1, tri-
weekly L 2, weekly J 2, Sunday K 1.
D E 31 O K R A T ; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x39 ; subscription — semi-weekly
$3, weekly $2 ; established— semi-weekly 1861,
weekly 1856 ; William Senn, editor and pub-
lisher; circ'n — semi-weekly K 1, weekly L 2.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; eiiiht pages ; size
30x44; subscription §1 ; established 1887 ; W.
I. Jackson, editor and publisher.
SUNDAY REGISTER; {see Register.)
SCIO, Harrison Co., n- 1,000 pop., on
Pittsburgh. Cincinnati & St. L. Rd., 78 m.
540
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
W. of Pittsburgh and 115 E. of Colum-
bus. Has a college, carriage factory, mills,
poultry-packing house and thirty or more
general mercantile establishments. Ship-
ping point for large territory for live
stock and produce.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
R. M. De\vey, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
ECLECTIC JOURNAL. OF EDU-
CATION ; quarterly ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x12; subscription 50 cents; established
18S4; E. J. Marsh, editor ; Eclectic Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation 12; dated at Scio
and Columbus.
SEVILLE, ^ierfi'm Co., ^ 588t pop., on
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Rd., 20 m. W.
of Akron and 9 S. of Medina. Has foundry,
machine shop and planing mills.
TI3IES ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1872 ; C. C. Day, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
SHANE'S CROSSING, Mercer
Co., -o 827 pop., on St. Mary's r. and on
Cincinnati, Van Wert & Michigan and a
branch of the Toledo, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rds. The manufacture of handles
and spokes is the especial industrj-.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1 ; established 1883;
D. C. Kinder, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2.
SHANES VILLE, Tuscaraioas Co.,
D- 500 pop., on the Connotton Valley Rd„
.30 m. S. of Canton and 22 N. of Coshocton.
A grain market; has a tile factory, two
woolen mills, planing mill and roller pro-
cess flouring mill.
NEWS; monthly; independent; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1884; John Doerschuk, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
SHAWNEE, Perry Co., U 3,000 pop.,
is the terminus of the Newark & Straits-
ville division of the Baltimore & Ohio Rd.,
and lies in a coalmining district. Has
large iron works and several furnaces in
operation.
BANNER; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40 < subscription $1.50;
established 1880 ; L. C. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
SHELBY, Richland Co., ^ 2,000 pop.,
at the crossing of the Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati & Indianapolis and Baltimore &
Ohio Rds., 67 m. from Cleveland. A gi-ain
market, and has a general manufacturing
trade. Flour mills ; capacity 750 bbls. per
day.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 21x35; subscription $1; established 1882;
M. E. Dickersou, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
TI3IES; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 22x31; subscripti<m $1; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. G. Hill & Son, editors and pub-
llsliers ; circulation K 2.
SHILOH, Richland Co., ^ 900 pop., on
C, C, C. & I. Rd., 61 m. from Cleveland.
Location of flouring mill and tanneries.
GLEA NER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24X.35; subscription $1; established 1884; E.
L. Benton, editor and publishers; circ'n K 1.
OHIO.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent r.
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1872 ; Pettit & Frazier editors and
publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
SHREVE, Wayne Co., t\ 1,000 pop., on
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Cliicago Rd.,.
about 10 m. W. of Wooster, 75 m. from
Cleveland. Large sash and blind manufac-
tories.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent : eight
pages; size .30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1866 ; W. J. Ashenhurst, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
SIDNEY, C. H., Shelby Co., -n 5,000
pop., on Great Miami r., Miami & Erie canal
and Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rd., at
intersection of C, C, C. & L Rd., 40 m. from
Dayton and 100 from Cincinnati. Engaged
in manufacturing. SiuTounded by a rich
agricultural country.
D E >I O C R A T ; Fridays , democratic ;
eight pages; size 35x48: subscription $1.50;.
establislied 1849; James O. Amos, editor and
publisher; circulation I 1.
JOURN^AL; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1832; Trego & Binkley, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
SMITHFIELD, Jefferson Co., o 650
pop., 8 m. from Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd.
Wool growing and stock raising form
the principal industries.
TIMES; Tliursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1880 ; J. C. Harrison & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
SOMERSET, Perry Co., u 1,304 pop.,
on Straitsville division of Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., 24 m. from Newark. Carriage factories
and woolen and planing mills.
PRESS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873; W. P. Magruder, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SOUTH CHARLESTON, Clark
Co., -a 1,500 pop., on Little Miami division of
P., C. & St. L. Rd., at junction of the Ohio
Southern division of the Indiana, Burling-
ton & Western Rd., between the forks of
Little Miami v. Has a drain tile manufac-
tory.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; W. H. Rowe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH SOLON, Madison Co., u 760
pop., on Ohio Southern and Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis Rds., 18 m. S. of
Springfield. Has grain elevators, tile and
broom factories, etc.
ECHO ; Saturdavs ; four pages ; size
28x44 : subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
J. M. Miller, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SOUTH TOLEDO, iwcas Co., t: 2,039
pop., on Maumee r. and Toledo, St. Louis &
Kansas City Rd., at .iunetion of the Wabash,
St. Louis & Pacific Rd. and Wabash canal,
10 m. S. of Toledo. Engaged in agriculture,
milling and the manufacture of agricult-
ural implements.
NEW ERA; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1; established 1872-; Frank.
D. Crain, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
541
OHIO.
SPENCERVILLE, Allen Co., ^1,300
pop., at junction of ChicagQ & Atlantic and
Dayton & Toledo Rds., 66 ni. from Hunting-
ton. Manufactories of flour, woolen goods,
sash and doors, etc.
JOURNALi ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Ashton Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H., Clark Co., 4D
41,00u pop., near confluence of Mad r. and
Lagonda creek, 43 m. W. of Columbus. Seven
railroads centre here, connecting it with
the principal cities in all directions. Spring-
field is the seat of extensive manufactures,
including agricultural implements and
machinery (of which $10,000,000 worth are
said to be produced yearly), turbine water
wheels, iron, coffins, wringers, engines,
wind-mills, etc. Flouring mills are also
located here and in vicinity. Centre of an
agricultural district and a very active busi-
ness point.
CHAMPION CITY TIMES ; every
even ing except Sunday ; republican ; foiu*
pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription S2.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Champion City Publishing Co.,
editors and jjublishers.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x40, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
— weekly $1 ; established— daily 1878, weekly
R. T. Nelson and T. E. Harwood, editors;
publisher ; circ'n— daily H 1,
1872
T. E. Harwood
weekly i i .
REPTIBLiIC ; every evening except
Sunday, WEEK L. Y, Thursdays, and iSUN-
DAY GLOBE-REPUBLIC, Sundays;
republican; daily tour pages, Sunday and
"w^eekly eight pages ; size- daily 26x40, weekly
and Sunday 34x4S; subscription— daily $5,
weekly SI, Sunday §2 : established 1884 ;
Springfield Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation— dailj^ H 1, weekly H 2.
LUTHERAN EVANGELIST; Fri
days ; lutheran ; eight pages ; size 26x4(1 ; sub-
scription Sl-75 ; established 1875 ; W. H.
Singley, editor ; circulation H 1 ; issued under
the auspices of the Lutheran Evangelical As-
sociation.
NEW ERA ; Fridays; prohibition; eight
pages; size 22x33; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1><S4 ; R. S. Thompson, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K 2.
SPRINGFIELDER JOURNAL;
Fridays; Gei'man ; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2: established 1874; Weixel-
baum & Schoenthal, editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
SUNDAY GLOBE- REPUBLIC ;
(see Republic.)
SUNDAY NEWS ; Sundays ; four pages ;
size2Sx44; subscription .§2 ; established 1878;
Springfield News Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation IT.
TRANSCRIPT; Thm-sdays ; democrat-
ic ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1866 ; Wm. M. Entler, editor ;
Transcript Printing Co.. publishers; circula-
tion J 2 .
FARM AND
FIRESIDE;
semi-monthly ; agri-
cultural ; sixteen
pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription
50 cents ; establish-
ed 1877 ; Mast, Crow-
ell & Kirkpatrick,
editors and publish-
ers ; circ'n B 1 ; is-
sue also the Ladies'
Home Comx>anion.
OHIO.
FAR3I ECONOMIST; .semi-monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1883 ; R. S.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion G ].
LADIES' HOME C03IPANI0N »
semi-monthly ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1873 ;
Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick, editors and pub-
ILshers ; circulation C 2 ; issue also the Farm
and Fireside.
BEACON; monthly; temperance ; four
pages ; .size 17x22 ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 1S87; New Era PublLshing Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
OHIO BAPTIST BEACON; monthly;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1885; Rev. Wilton
R Boone, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
WITTENBERGER ; monthly ; forty
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; W. W. Witmeyer and U. G.
Clark, editors; published under the auspices
of the Excelsior and Philosophlan Societies
of Wittenberg College; circulation L2; a
college paper ; Issued during the collegiate
year.
STEUBENVILEE, C. H., Jefferson
Co., D- 14,000 pop., on Ohio r., 70 m. from
Pittsburgh by water, 43 by rail. Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis, Pittsburgh, Wheel-
ing and Kentucky and river division
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rds. pass through
the city. Extensively engaged in manufac-
ture of Iron, nails, glass, glass pots, china,
crockery, machinery, stoves, boilers and
woolen goods. Natural gas in universal
use throughout the city in manufactories
and business houses, and also in a large
number of dwellings.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKL X , Fridays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly twelve pages ; size —
daily 24x35, weeklj' (size of page) 15x22 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1873, weekly 1865 ; McFadden & Hunter,
editors and publishers ; cu'culation- daily
K 2, weekly J 2.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican;
daily foui* pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x34, weekly (size of page) ; 18x26 ; sub-
scription—daily S6, weekly .$2; established-
daily 1847, weekly 1806 ; P. B. Conn, editor and
publisher ; circulation — dally K 2, weekly H 1.
GERMANIA; Saturdays; German; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1876; Max Gescheider,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OHIO PRESS ; Fridays ; independent-
republican ; eight pages ; size :34x48 ; subscrip-
tion .S2 ; estaljlished 1879 ; W. R. Allison, edi-
tor ; Ohio Press Co., publishers ; circ'n J 2.
STRONGSVILIiE, Cuyahoga Co., d
1,030 pop., 15 m. S. of Cleveland. Engaged
In dairying and agriculture.
YOUNG FOLKS' MUSICAL
MONTHLY; music ; eight pages ; size
22x38 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Musical Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
STRYKER, Williams Co., b 1.000
pop., 47 m. W. of Toledo, on the Tiffin r.,
and on the Lake Shore and Michigan South-
ern Rd. Location of mineral springs cele-
brated for their curative properties.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
.30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
W. R. Kitzmiller, editor aTid publisher; cir-
culation K 1. -
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OHIO.
SUNBURY, Delaware Co., n 800,
pop., on Cleveland, Mt. Vernon & Delaware
Rd., 10 ni. from Canterbury.
MONITOR; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x85 ; subscription S1.25 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Sprague & Robinson, editors
and publishers.
SWANTON, Fulton Co., \2 600 pop.,
on Lake Shore & Michigan Soiitliern Rd.,
20 m. from Toledo. Lumber, stave and head-
ing manufactures ; also shipping point for
grain, etc.
. ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent; eight pages; size of page 15x22; sub-
scription $1.5i» ; established 1886 ; H. S. Basset,
editor and publisher.
SYCAMORE, Wyandot Co., b 700
pop., on Toledo & Ohio, Central Rd., 10 m.
from Nevada and 12 from Tiffin. Has large
roller mill, sash factory and planing mills.
NEWS; (see Bucyrus.)
THORNVILLE, Perry Co., □ 500
pop., on B. & O. Rd., at junction of the Cin-
cinnati & Eastern Rd., 11 m. S. from New-
ark. A thriving town, surrounded by a fine
agricultural district.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882; A. L. Alspach, editor and publish-
er ; circulation L2.
TIFFIN, C. H., Seneca Co., [^ 10,000
pop., in Clinton Township, on Sandusky r.
and Ohio division of the Indiana, Bloom-
ington & Western Rd., at junction of the
Baltimore & Ohio and Northwestern Ohio
Rds., 34 m. from Sandusky and 42 from To-
ledo. Engaged in manufactures.
HERA Li D ; eveiT evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1877; Herald Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
DIE TIFFIN PRESSE; Fridays; Ger
man ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1872; George Homan, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
NEWS; Fi-idays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 26x41 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1880 ; D. J, Stalter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 2 .
SENECA ADVERTISER; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1882 ; L. A. Brunner
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation.! 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 31x19 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; Locke & Brother, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
HEIDEIi BERG JOURNAL.; month
ly ; twent}- pages octavo ; subscription 75
cents; established 1880; E. R. Good & Bro.,
editors and publishers; circulation L 2 ; a
college paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
TIPPECANOE CITY, Miami Co.,
-D 2.000 pop., on Great Miami r. and Miami &
Erie canal, and on Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton Rd., 14 m. N. of Dayton. Engaged in
the manufactiu'e of flour, brooms, glucose,
paper and excelsior.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 2(5x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1869; Harry Horton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TOLEDO, C. H., Lucas Co., "□ 70,000
pop., on Maumee r., 4 m. from Lake Erie,
and on Miami & Erie canal and Lake
OHIO.
Shore & Michigan Southern, Toledo, Cin-
cinnati & St. Louis, Flint and Pere Mar-
quette, Michigan Central, Toledo, Cincinnati
& Dayton, Ohio Central and eight other
roads. The river furnishes a harbor for
lake commerce. Important manufacturing
and shipping point. One of the leading
ports on the lake in point of business ac-
tivity.
BLADE ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
dailj' four pages, weekly and Saturdays eight
pages ; size— daily 26x39, weekly and Satur-
days (size of page) 19x26 ; subscription — daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1847, weekly
1833; D. R. Locke, editor; Toledo Blade Co.,
publishers ; circulation — daily G 1, weekly
Al. ^iW Actual average circulation of weekly
edition for one year preceding Jan. 1, 1887, as
per statement on file at the office of the Ameri-
can Newspaper Directory, 121,192 copies.
C03Ii>IERCIAL; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size— daily 26x38, weekly 28x42 ; sub-
scription—<laily $6, weekly $1 ; established
1850; Comly & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation — daily H 1, weekly 1 1.
EVENING BEE; every evening except
Sunday, and BEE, Thursdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly and Saturday eight
pages; size— daily 25x40, weekly and Satur-
day (size of page) 15x21 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly §1 ; established 1876 ; Elmer White,
editor ; Toledo Bee Co., publishers; circula-
tion—daily G 1, weekly G 2.
EXPRESS: every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; German ;
dailv four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x31, weekly .S0x44 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $2 ; established 1853 ; Julius
Yordtriede, editor ; Joseph Bender, publisher ;
circulation — daily K 2, weekly K 2.
AMERICAN; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879; American Painting & Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishei'S; circula-
tion 12.
BEE ; (see Evening Bee.)
DEMOCRATIC HERALD AND
TIMES: Saturdays; democratic; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished—HeraZd 18S6, Times 1875 ; R. Sellner &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation 11.
FARMERS' REPORTER AND
OUR NATIONAL UNION J>IAGNET;
Saturd&ys ; agricultural ; mutual insurance ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; L. F. Harris, manager; Magnet
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation X ;
branch office at Clyde.
INDUSTRIAL NEWS; Tuesdays;
labor ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50
cents; established 1^7S; J. M. Bloomer,
editor; News Publishing Co., publishers;
issues also the Neivs.
N E W S ; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 28x42: subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879 ; News Publishing Co.. editors and
publishers ; circulation fi 1 ; issues also the
Industrial Neirs.
RAILWAY SERVICE GAZETTE
AND AMERICAN RAILROADER;
Thursdays; commercial ; twenty pages ; size
of page 10x14; subscription S2 : established
1883 ; Railway Gazette Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
SUNDAY JOURNAL; Sundays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscription
$2; established 1868; Packard & Tippett,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 ; an
edition entitled the Journal, same form and
contents, subscription S1.50, is issued on Tues-
days for circulation outside of Toledo ; circu-
lation K 1.
VOLKSFREUND? Fridajs ; German;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1879; E. V. E. Rausch,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 2 .
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543
OHIO.
CENTRAL. GOOD TEMPLAK ;
semi-monthly ; temperance ; eight pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription 60 cents ; established
1882 ; Harry B. White, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
INDUSTllIAL FARM AND FIRE-
SIDE; (see Detroit, Mich.)
CAREW'S GAME BREEDER;
monthly ; poultry -raising ; eight pages ; size
21x28 ; subscription T5 cents : established
1885 ; P. W. Carew, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
HEALTH AND HOME; monthly;
hygiene ; eight pages ; size 26x4() ; subscrip
tion 50 cents ; established 1884 ; C. W. Muu-
son. D.D.S., 6ditor and publisher ; circ'n I 1 .
MATRIMONIAL.; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 30x4i ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Gunnells & Joyce, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
OHIO JOURNAL OF DENTAL.
SCIENCE; monthly; dental; one huu
dred pages octavo ; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 1881 ; George Watt. M.D., D.D.S.. editor ;
Ransom & Randolph, publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; inserts dental advertisements only.
WAGAR'S OFFICIAL RAILWAY
GUIDE; monthly; thirty pages; size of
page 5x8 ; subscription $1 : established 1882 :
C. P. Wagar, editor and publisher ; circ'n 1 1 .
TORONTO, Jefferson Co., D- 2,000
pop., on Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd. and
Ohio r., 9 m. from Steuben ville and 60 from
Pittsburgh. Manufactures firebrick, sewer
pipe and terra cotta building material and
other goods. It is the pioneer in the terra
cotta industry ; manufactures more goods
of this class than any other place in the
couutrj'.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; established 1879:
Frank Stokes, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 2.
TRIMBLE, Athens Co., Q^ 250 pop.,
on Ohio division of Kanawha & Ohio Rd.,
an agricultural and coal-mining section, 13
m. from Athens.
DOINGS; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; W. H. Braddock, editor and
publisher.
TROY, C. H., Miami Co., -a 3,804 pop.,
on Miami r. and Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton and I., B. & W. Rds., 80 m. from Cin-
cinnati. Engaged in manufactures. Sur-
rounded by a fertile vallej'.
TRO<»AN; every evening except Thurs-
day and Sunday, and CHRONICIiE,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—dailv $5.20, weeklv $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1S86, weekly 1882 ; Charles H.
Goodrich, editor and publisher ; circulation
— weeklv K 1.
CHRONICLE; (see Trogan.)
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880; J. P. Barron, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MIA 311 UNION ; Saturdays"; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1..50; established 1864; C. C. Royce, editor;
Miami Union Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation J 1.
UHRICHSVILLiE, Tuscarawas Co.,
Q- 3,000 pop., on Stillwater creek and Pitts-
burgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis and Cleveland,
Lorain and Wheeling Rds., 10 m. S. E.
of New Philadelphia, 93 from Pittsburgh
and 100 from Columbus. Has railroad re-
OHIO.
pair shops. Surrounding country is en-
gaged in wool growing and agriculture.
TUSCARAWAS CHRONICLE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; J.
E. Graham, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 1 ; dated and published simultaneously
at Uhrichsville and Dennison.
UPPER SANDUSKY, C. n., Wy-
anclot Co., [^ 4,50J pop., on Sandusky r. and
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago and
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Rds.,
43 m. E. of Lima. Has union schools, banks,
foundries, machine and carriage shops, and
numerous fine residences.
WYANDOT UNION; semi weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size of page 19x2i ; subscription $2 ;
established 1850 ; R. D. Dumm & Son, editors
and puljlishers; circulation J 2.
CHIEF; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; H.
A. Tracht, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
DIE GEK. MANIA; Saturdays ; German;
democratic; four pages ; size 28x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1886 ; J. B. Rindfleisoh,
editor and publisher.
WYANDOT CO. REPUBLICAN ;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1845 ; Pie-
tro Cuneo, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
URBANA, C. H., Champaign Co., -D
6,252+ pop., on Ohio division of Indiana,
Bloomington & Western Rd., at crossing of
N. Y., P. & O. Rd., 42 m. from Columbus.
Chicago, St. Louis & Pacific Rd. also passes
through the place. Centre of trade.
CITIZEN ; every evening except Sunday,
and CITIZEN AND GAZETTE, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
22x26, weekly 29x4S ; subscription— daily $5.20,
weekly $1.62 ; established— daily 1883, weekly
18:38; C. T. Jamieson, editor and publisher;
circulation— dailv K 1. weeklv .1 1.
CHA3IPAIGN DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 28x44 : subscription
$1.50; established 1862; F. C. Irvine, business
manager ; James T. Irvine, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
CITIZEN AND GAZETTE; (see
Citizen. )
SUN ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription ,$1.5<); established 1885; I. W.
Ogdeu, editor ; Ogden & Cameron, publishers ;
circulation K 2.
VISITOR; monthly; eight pages: size
26x36 ; subscription 25 cents ; established 1872 ;
James F. Heaiu, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 1.
UTICA, Licking Co., n 1,064 pop., on
L. E. division of B. & O. Rd. Lies in and is a
shipping point for a fertile grain and stock-
raising section. Has pump, carriage and
other manufactories ; normal and union
schools.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; H. E. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
VAN WERT, C. H., Van Wert Co.,\2
4,081 pop., on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago and Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas
City Rds., at junction of the Cincinnati,
Van Wert & Michigan Rd., 32 m. from Fort
Wayne and 27 fi'om Lima. Engaged in
lumbering.
BULLETIN; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
544
GEO. P. KOV^^ELL & GO'S
OHIO.
lished 1860 ; Sumniersett & Ai'iiold, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x4(» ; subscription §1,50; established 1882 ; C.
E. Detter, editor and publisher.
REPUBLiICAN; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 35x48; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883; E.*L. and T. C. Wilkinson, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
TI3IES ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 39x52 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Van Wert Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
VERSAILLES, Darke Co., -a 1,400
pop., on Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis
and C, C, C. & I. Rds., 118 m. E. of Indian-
apolis, Ind. Has steam planing, flouring
and saw mills.
P O Li I C Y ; Thursdays ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1875 ; W. J. Swisher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WADS WORTH, Medina Co., b 2,128
pop., on N. Y., P. & O. Rd., 13 m. from Akron
and 85 from Cleveland. Engaged in coal
mining. In an agricultural region.
BANNER; Fridays; eight pages; size
32x44; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
Jas. E. Cory, editor and publisher; circ'nL 2.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1866 ; John A. Clark, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAKEMAN, Huron Co., [j 1,469
pop., on L. S. & M. S. Rd. Has a stone quarry,
and is engaged in the manufacture of lum-
ber, pumps, bent felloes, barrels, flour, etc.,
and in fruit and grain shipping.
INDEPENDENT PRESS; Saturdays ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1875 ; G. H. & A. E. Mains, editors ;
A. E. Mains, publisher ; circulation K 2.
WAPAKONETA, C. H., Auglaize
Co., -0 3,500 pop., on Auglaize r. and Cincin-
nati, Hamilton & Dayton Rd., 120 m. from
Cincinnati, 60 N. of Dayton and 80 S. of
Toledo. Centre of a mercantile trade and
extensive manufactures as well as of a rich
agricultural district. It is also located in
the midst of the famous natural gas terri-
tory, the daily output of oil being over 8,000
barrels, and in consequence its future pros-
pects are decidedly flattering.
AUGLAIZE CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
36x48; subscription $2; established 1848; F.
B. Kampf, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
AUGEAIZE REPUBEICAN; Thurs
davs ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; Will J.
BIcMurraj', editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
WARREN, C. H., Trumbull Co., a'
6,000 pop., on Mahoning r. and Mahoning
branch of N. Y., P. & O. Rd., at junction of
the Ashtabula & Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh,
Painesville & Fairport and Pittsburgh,
Cleveland & Toledo Rds., 52 m. E. of Cleve-
land, 23 from Ravenna. County noted for
its coal and iron industries. Dairying is one
of the chief Industries of the surrounding
country.
CHRONTCEE ; every evening except
Sunday, and WESTERN RESERVE
CHRONICLE, Wednesdays; republican;
OHIO.
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 24x35, weekly 30x44; subscription — daily
$4, weekly $1.50 ; established -- daily 1883,.
weekly 1812; William Ritezel & Co., editors-
and publishers ; circulation— daily K 2, week-
Iv J2.
TRIBUNE; Tuesdays; republican ; eight
f>ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
islied 1876; W. H. Smiley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
WESTERN RESERVE CHRON«
ICEE; (see Chronicle.)
WESTERN RESERVE DEMO-
CRAT: Fridays; democratic; eight pages:
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1883 ; Western Reserve Democratic Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion J 2.
HORTICULTURIST AND FARM
JOURNAL; monthly; horticulture; eight
pages ; established 1887 ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; Palm Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
WASHINGTON COURT
HOUSE, C. H., Fayette Co., Q
5,000 pop., on Cincinnati & Muskingum
Valley Rd., at junction of the Toledo,.
Cincinnati & St. Louis, Ohio Southern and
Columbus & Cincinnati Midland Rds., 7T
m. from Cincinnati. Manufacturing car-
ried on.
HERALD ; everv evening except Sunday,
and FAYETTE CO. HERALD, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
20x27, weeklv 28x44 ; subscription— daily $5.20 ;
weeklv $1.50 ; established— tlaily 1885, weekly
1858; William Millikan & Son, editors and
publishers; circ'n- daily L 2, weekly K 2.
FAYETTE CO. HERALD; (see
Herald.)
FAYETTE REPUBLICAN; Fri-
davs; republican; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; T. F^
Gardner, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
OHIO STATE REGISTER: Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages : size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1852; Register
Publishing Co., editors and pixblishers; cir-
culation J 2 .
WAUSEON, C. H., Ftilton Co., ^2,200
pop., on Air Line division of Lake Shore &
Michigan Southern Rd., 32 m. from Toledo.
DEMOCRATIC EXPOSITOR;
Thursdavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription ,$2 ; established 1875 ; J. C.
Bollmever, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
FULTON CO. TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; .size :>4x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1883; Albert B. Smitb
and W. O. Knapp, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation .T 1 .
3IAIJMEE VAliLEY PROHIBI-
TIONIST; Fridays; prohibiticm ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Walter J. Sherwood, editor and
publisher ; an edition of the Bryan Maumee
Valley ProhibitioniM.
NORTH - WESTERN REPUBLI-
CAN ; Saturdavs; republican ; eight pages;
size .30x44; subscription $2 : established
1855; Sherwood & Williams, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
WAVHRLY, C. H., Pike Co., g 1,600-
pop., on Ohio canal and Scioto r. and Ohio
Southern and Scioto Valley Rds., 61 m. from
Columbus, 29 from Portsmouth, 16 front
Chillicothe and 115 from Cincinnati. Does
a thriving trade and manufactures railroad
ties, tan bark, hoop poles, lumber and high
wines, and lies in a district engaged in agri-
culture and stock raising ; has also a hub'
and spoke factory, a large woolen mill, and
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545
OHIO.
a stone saw mill ; tobacco is also being
raised here.
PIKE CO. REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1845; H. K. Snyder,
■editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATCHMAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; John A. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
WAYNESBURG, Stark Co., d
TOO po.j., ou Tuscarawas branch of the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rd. Foundry and
manufactories of furniture, farming im-
plements, flour, etc.
ENTERPRISE; bi-weekly; four pages ;
size 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1880; Frank E. Arnold, editor; Mrs. L. B.
King, puljlisher; circulation L2.
WAYNE SVILL.E, Warren Co., p
793+ pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., 51 m. from Cincinnati. Flouring
mills and carriage manufactories.
MIAMI GAZETTE; Wednesdays ; neu-
tral ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1850; T. J. Brown, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x
35; subscription $1.50; established 1884 ; Drew
Sweet, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WELLINGTON, Lorain Co., ^ 2,200
pop., on C, C, C. & I. Rd., at junction of
"Wheeling & Lake Erie Rd., 36 m. S. W. of
Cleveland, About 8.000,000 pounds of cheese
are annually shipped from this place.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdajs; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1867 ; J. B Smith, editor
.and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WELLSTON, Jackson Co., p 3,000
pop., on Ohio Southern, Cincinnati, Wash-
ington & Baltimore and Dayton & Ironton
Rds., 10 m. from Jackson, 30 from Chilli-
cothe and 35 from Waverly. Has three
iron foundries and seventeen coal mines;
also machine works, one hundred-ton
rolling mill, large nail mill, feed and
planing mills and brick works.
ARGUS; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; W. E. Bundy, editor; Argus
Printin:,' Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
WELLSVILLE, Columbiana Co., nf
5,000 pop., in Yellow Creek township, on
Ohio r., 48 m. below Pittsburgh and 100 from
Cleveland, on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Rd. Repairing and mauufactm-ing.
EVENING JOURNAL, ; every evening
except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 25x29 ; subscription $5 ; established 1882 ;
Edwd. B. Clark, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
SATURDAY REVIEW ; (see East
Liverpool.)
UNION; Fridays; republican ; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1863; F. M. Havvley, editor and publislier;
circulation J 1.
W^EST ALEXANDRIA, Preble
Co., -a 900 pop., on C. J. & M. Rd.; a trade
centre for a large agxicultural section, 5 m.
from Eaton and 18 from Dayton.
TWIN VALLEY TIMES; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Gale & Wilson, editors and
publishers.
OHIO.
WEST CHESTER, JiuUer Co., p
400 pop., }4 m. from C, C, C. & L Rd., and 4
from C, H. & D. Rd. Has paper mills and
machine shops, and is a shipping point for
large quantities of grain.
MIA>1I VALLEY STAR; Saturdays;
independent ; eiglit pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; Peter Wrieden,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WESTERVILLE, Franklin Co., D
2,000 pop,, ou Cleveland, Akron & Colum-
bus Rd., 12 m. N. E. of Columbus. Sur-
rounded by a rich agricultural district. En-
gaged in manuf actiu'ing, and is the seat of
Otterbein University.
PUBLIC OPINION ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.5u ; estab-
lished 1869 ; A. R. Keller, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
WEST LIBERTY, Logan Co., -a
2,800 pop., on Ohio division of I., B. & W,
Rd., 10 m. from Urbana and 8 from Belle-
fontaine. Has machine shops and flouring
mills,
BANNER; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.25 : established 1882 ;
Don C. Bailey, editor and publisher : circula-
tion K 2.
WEST MILTON, Miami Co., ^ 1,000
pop., on Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd.,
16 m. from Dayton. In farming section.
Has woolen manuf actuies, machine shops,
etc.
B U C K E Y E ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879; Pearson Sc Kessler, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
WESTON, Wood Co., \2 1,200 pop., on
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Rd., 27 m.
from Toledo. A grain market.
\VOOD CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; S. E. Burson, edi-
tor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
WEST SALEM, Wayne Co., ^ 1,100
pop., on N. Y., P. & O. Rd., 36 m. from Akron
and 31 from Mansfield. Furniture factory,
flom-iug and planing mills and numerous
stores.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; Blymyer & Rowland,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WEST UNION, C, H., Adams Co., g
1,100 pop., 7 m. from Ohio r., 84 from
Columbus and 60 from Cincinnati. Situated
on a ridge several hundred feet above the
level of the Ohio r. Has flour and woolen
mills.
ADAMS CO. NEW-ERA ; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 : established 1877 ; Mrs. H. L. Irwin,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PEOPLE'S DEFENDER; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; f om- pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription $1.20 : established 1866 ; J. W. Ey-
lar, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SCION ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; Samuel Burwell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WEST UNITY, Williams Co., Xj 884t
pop., 11 m. N. E. of Bryan, the county seat.
Carries on numei'ous small manufactures.
CHIEF ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
^46
GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
OHIO.
foui- pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
establislied 1878; C. F. Grisier, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
WHARTON, Wyandot Co., b 700 pop.,
on Ohio division of Indiana, Bloomington
& Western Rd., in a farming and dairying
section, 57 ni. S. W. of Sandusky and 73 N.
E. of Springfield.
LEADER; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
W. E. & Fred C. Grose, editors and publishers.
WIL.LIAMSBURGH, Clermont
Co., P 850 pop., on Cincinnati & Eastern
Rd., 9 ni. from Batavia.
C;L,ER3I0NT GRAPHIC; Fridays;
independent; eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription §1.25 ; established 1886 ; H. C. New-
conibe, editor and publisher.
WILLIAMSPORT, Pickatoay Co.,
n 350 pop., 1 m. from Williamsport station
on Cincinnati & Muskingum division of
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis Rd., 10
m. from Circleville.
RIP SAW; Saturdays; independent;
four pages : size 20x26 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; Chas. R. Hiatt, editor; Rip
Saw Publishing Co., publishers.
WILLOUGHBY, Lake Co., d 1.300
pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rd., at junction of N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis
Rd., 19 m. N. E. of Cleveland, 2)4 from
Lake Erie. Railroad shipping point for
cheese, milk, fruit and produce. Lies on
west bank of Chagrin r., which derived its
name from a company of settlers from Con-
necticut, w^ho mistook the Chagrin r. for
the Cuyahoga (at the mouth of which they
had been instructed to settle), and founded
Willoughby.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1.50; establislied
1879 ; J. H. Merrill, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WILMINGTON, C. H., Clinton Co.,
p 3,800 pop., on Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St.
Louis Rd., 56 m. from Cincinnati. Engaged
in manufacturing and sun-ounded by a flne
agricultural region. Quaker College located
here. The Cincinnati Mdland Rd., just
completed, passes thi-ough here.
CLINTON CO. D E 31 O C R A T ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
J. S. Hummel, editor and publisher ; circu
lation .1 1 .
CLINTON REPUBLICAN ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1838; C. N.
Browning, editor; C. N. Browning & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size ;t0x44; subscription $2 ; established 1868;
W. G. & C. R. Fisher, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
COLLEGIAN; monthly; twenty pages;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablislied 1^82; Students of Wilmington Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
WILiMOT, stark Co., rf 500 pop., 18
m. from Canton and 13 fromMassillon. Has
several manufactories. In a flne wheat-
growing section. The town has several
OHIO.
large flouring and woolen mills, planing
mills, etc.
REVIEW; Thursdays ; non partisan ;
four pages ; size 24xoii ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1881 ; Johnson & Spiille, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
WINCHESTER, Adams Co., g 1,000
pop., 12 m. from the county seat and 65 from
Cincinnati, on the Ohio & Northwestern Rd.
A farming section.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x/i2 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
E. A. Doyle, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WINDHAM, Portage Co., cf 1,500
pop., on Pittsburgh, Painesville & Fairport
Rd.. Seat of Western Reserve Seminary ;
5 m. from Garrettsville.
HERALD; Saturda.vs , independent ;
four pages ; size 20x26 : subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; F. D. Snow, editor and pub-
lisher; cii'culation L2.
WOODSFIELD, C. H., Monroe Co.,
O- 1,075 pop., on Bellaire, Zauesville & Cincin-
nati Rd., 120 m. E. of Columbus, 35 S. W.
of Wheeling, W. Va., and 18 from Ohio r.
Engaged in general merchandising.
3IONROE GAZETTE; Fridays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1873; John W. Doherty,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONROE JOURNAL; Fridays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1884 ; Fritz Reef, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY ; Tues-
days ; democratic ; f om* pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1844; Hamilton
& Van Law, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
WOOSTER, C. H., Wayne Co., ^
5,843 pop., on Killbuck creek and Pitts-
bui'gh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago Rd., 52 m, from
Cleveland and 41 from Mansfleld. Manu-
factui-ing done here. Location of Univer-
sity of Wooster.
JACRSONIAN ; Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 2-ix44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1887 ; Marchands & Dowell, editors
and publishers.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; German ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1881 ; M. E. Weixelbaum,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN ; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1833 ; H. N. Clemens, editor ; H. N.
Clemens & Co., publishers; circulation I 1.
UNIVERSITY VOICE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18S3; St<meroad & Nimmons, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
WAYNE CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days; democratic; four pages; size 31x48;
subscription $2 ; established 1826 ; H. P. Gra-
vatt. editor; H. P. Gravatt & Co., publishers;
circulation I 1 .
WAYNE CO. HERALD; Saturdays;
prohibition ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1878; John J.
Ashenhurst, editor ; Herald Printing Co.,
publishers; circulation J 1.
COLLE<JIAN ; monthly; twenty pages;
size of page 8x11; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882; Students of Wooster University,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a col-
lege paper; issued during the collegiate year.
ROYAL ARCANUM JOURNAL;
monthly ; Order of the Royal Arcanum ; eight
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; T. E. Peckinpaugh, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
547
OHIO.
XENIA, C. H., Greene Co., -a 8,000
pop., on Pittsbiu-gh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Rd., at junction of Dayton & Ironton Rd.,
61 m. from Columbus and 63 from Cincin-
nati. A place of active trade, and some-
times referred to as the garden spot of Ohio.
Has planing and saw mills, glass works, oil
mills, marble and granite works, and
manufactories of twine, pumps, carriages
and wagons. Seat of Xenia College and
Wilberforce University.
GAZETTE ; everv evening except Sun-
day, and JSEMI-VVEEKKY. Tuesdays
and Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 22x31, semi-weekly 26x40 ; subscription—
daily$5.20, semi weekly $2 ; established— daily
1881. semi-weekly 1868 ; J. P. Chew, editor ; W.
B. Chew, publisher ; circulation— daily K 2.
semi-weekly I 1 .
TORCHLIGHT; every morning except
Sunday, and SEMI- WEEKLY, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size daily 22x30, semi- weekly 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $5.20, semi-weekly f2; established-
daily 1884, semi-weekly 1838 ; J. D. Stine, editor;
Torchlight Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circ'n — daily K 1, semi-weekly J 2;
issues also the Boss Painters" Journal.
BLADE; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886; Chas.
Orr & Co., editors and publishers.
D E M O C R A T-N E W S ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1874 ; M. M. Gaunce,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HOME \VEEKLY; Saturdays; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1876 ; Orin C. Baker, editor ; published
at the Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors' Orphans'
Home ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 28x44; subscription $1.50; established
1878 ; Marshall & Beveridge, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
BOSS PAINTERS' JOURNAL;
monthly ; commercial ; thirty-six pages oc-
tavo; subscription $1; established 1883; C.
Miller, editor ; Torchlight Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation I 2 ; issues
also tlie Torcli light.
YELLOW SPRINGS, Greene Co.,
-n 1,377 pop., on Pittsburgh, Cin. & St. Louis
Rd., 9 m. from Springfield. Noted for its
beautiful scenery. Has renowned mineral
springs and is a summer resort for invalids.
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1; established 1S80; Hum-
phreys & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
YOUNGSTOWN, C. H., Mahoning
Co., cf 25,000 pop., 65 m. from Cleveland and
68 from Pittsburgh, Pa., on Mahoning r.
and Ashtabula division of the Pittsburgh,
Ft. Wayne & Chicago Rd., also Mahoning
division N. Y., P. & O., Painesville &
Youngstown, Youngstown branch of Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern, Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie and Pittsburgli & Western Rd.
from Pittsburgh via Youngstown to Akron.
Centre of block coal basin. Engaged in iron
manufacture, coal mining and agriculture.
EVENING TELEGRAM: every even
ing except Sunday. TELEGRAM, Wednes-
days and SUNDAY TELEGRAM, Sun-
days; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
and Sunday eight pages ; size— daily 25x40,
weekly 34x49, Sunday 40x52; subscription —
daily 86, weekly $1, Sundays $2 ; established
18 -i5 ; Youngstown Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily H 2, weekly I 2 ,
Sunday H 1.
OHIO.
CHRISTIAN CITIZEN; Fridays;
Christian; four pages ; size 22x30; subscrip-
tions!; established 188(i; Christian Ministers
of Youngstown, editors and publishers.
ISSUE; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x3(1 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lisiied 1883 ; L. B. Logan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .1 2 ; issues also the Akron
National Journal of Carp Culture.
RUNDSCHAU; Fridays ; German ;
eight pages ; size .3()x43 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1874; William F. Maag, editor
and publisher ; circulation .7 2 ; a four-page
literary supplement, entitled the Unterhalt-
ungs-Blatt, is issued regularly with the paper.
SUNDAY MORNING STAR; Sun-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 2Sx40 ;
subscription $2; established 188o; Star Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers. .
SUNDAY TELEGRAM; (see Evening
Telegram )
TELEGRAM; (see Evening Telegram.)
VINDICATOR; Thursdays ; democratic;
eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; J. A. Caldwell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH PARISH-
IONER; monthly; protestaut episcopal;
eight pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1883 ; Frederick B. Ave-
ry, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ;
a local church paper.
ZANESVILLE, C. H., Muskingum
Co., D 24,000 pop., on both sides of Muskin-
gum r., a fine navigable stream, 80 m. from
its mouth and at the mouth of the Licking
r., at intersection of Baltimore & Ohio, Cin-
cinnati & Muskegon Valley, Zanesville &
Ohio River, Columbus & Eastern and Bel-
laire, Zanesville & Cincinnati Rds., 54 E. of
Columbus and 160 E. N. E. of Cincinnati.
Engaged in manufactures. Steamboats run
to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and other points
on the Ohio r.; connected by the Ohio canal
with Cleveland. Centre of trade and a fer-
tile agricultm-al region. Bituminous coal
abounds in the neighboring hills.
COURIER ; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican ;
four pages ; size— dailj' 24x35, weekly 3iix45 ;
subscription — daily .$6, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 1846, weekly 1821 ; Dodd & Brown,
publishers ; circ'n— daily J 1 , weekly H 1.
SIGNAL; every morning except Sunday,
and VVEEKLY, Tliursdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 40x56 ; subscription — daily
$6, weekly $1.50; established — daily 1882,
weekly 1864; Gaumer Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 1 . weekly I 2 .
TIMES RECORDER ; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY. Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly 30x46 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1..50; established 1877; E. Spencer,
editor; Times Recorder Co., publishers; cir-
culation—daily .J 1 , weekly I 2 .
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; J. T. Shryock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the Co-
luinbus Ohio State Sentinel.
AMERICAN POULTRY ADVISER;
Fridays ; poultry-raising ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1874 ;
Adviser Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
POST; Wednesdays ; German ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Adolph Schneider, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUNDAY NEWS ; Sundays; six pages ;
size of page '2Ux2() ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; News Company, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation .J 2 .
OHIO FARMERS' JOURNAL;
monthly ; agricultural ; twenty pages ; size
o48
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OHIO.
of page 9x12; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1884; Farmers' Journal Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation (i 1.
SHEPHERDS' NATIONAL. JOUR-
NAL. AND RURAL. ERA; monthly;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription Sl.'^o; established 1882;
Rural Era Publishing Co., editors and pub
Ushers ; circulation E 2.
OREGON.
ALBANY, C. H., Linn Co., -a 3,875
pop., on Willamette r., at the mouth of the
Callapooj-a r., 81 m. from Portland and 28 S.
of Salem, and on Oregon & California Rd.
Eligaged in milling and agriculture and
the manufacture of agricultural imple-
ments, chairs, matches and furniture.
BULLETIN ; every evening except Sun-
day, and SE.UI-WEEKLY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, semi-weekly $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1885; Bulletin Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— somi-weekly L 2.
HERAIjD ; every morning except Sun-
day, and HERALD-DISSEMINATOR,
Fridays ; republican ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weeklj'
30x44 : subscription— daily §7.80, weekly .S2.50 ;
established— daily 1885, weekly 1879 ; Train
& Whitney, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—weekly K 2.
HERAI.D-DISSE3IINATOR; (see
Herald.)
STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT: Fii-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1865 ; Stites &
Nutting, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
REAL, ESTATE CONVEYOR;
monthly; real estate ; four pages; size 21x28;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; Burk-
hart & Keeuey, editors and publishers.
ARLINGTON, C.H., (ALKALI P.O.)
Gilliam Co., b 60;) pop., on Oregon Rd. &
Navigation Co's Rd., 135 m. from Portland.
The shipping point for this county and in
part for two. Does good business.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1884 ; E. W. Copner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; Orville Tucker, editor and pub-
lisher.
ASHLAND, JacA;sonCo.,p 1,500 pop.,
at Southern terminus of Oregon & Cali-
fornia Rd., 16 m. S. of Jacksonville C. H.
and 18 N. of California State line. En-
gaged in manufacturing woolen goods,
flour and lumber. A College and the State
Normal School are located here. Centre of
a fine fruit countrj'.
TIDINGS; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .S2..t0 ; estab-
lished 1876; William H. Leeds, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
ASTORIA, C. H., Clatsop Co., b 7,129
pop., at the mouth of the Columbia r. Is
the entrepot for the fertile Columliia river
basin. Headquarters for the North Pacific
ocean fisheries and salmon fishing. Con-
siderable lumber, cereal and flour-export-
ing point, and has large steamship and
packet traffic.
M O R N I N (i A S T O R I A N : every
morning except Monday, and ASTOR-
lAN, Saturdays; independent; daily four
OREGON.
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 21x32,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— <laily $7, weekly
$2; established 1873; J. F. Halloran & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1,
weekly J 2.
ASTORIAN ; (see Morning Astorian.)
BAKER CITY, C. H., Baker Co., n-
2,321 pop., on S. fork of Powder r. and
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co's Rd., 300
m. E. of Salem. In an agricultural, stock-
raising and gold-mining region.
DEMOCRAT ; every morning except
Monday, and BEDROCK DEMOCRAT,
Mondays ; democratic ; four pages ; size-
daily 20x26, weekly 24x36 ; subscription— daily
§6, weekly $2.50 ; established 1870 ; Democrat
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—weekly K 1.
SAGE BRUSH; every morning except
Monday: independent ; four paues ; size 14x21 ;
subscription $6 ; established 1883 : J. M. Shep-
herd, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
TRIBUNE: semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription .$2.50 ; established 1882 ; G. W.
Plumlev, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BAKER CO. REVEILLE; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x4'J ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1880 ; Morris D. Abbott,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BEDROCK DEMOCRAT; (see Demo-
crat.)
BANDON, Coos Co., -a 70 pop., a
landing on Coquille r , 40 m. from Marsh -
field aud 25 from Coquille. Lumber, stock-
raising, dairying, fruit-raising, salmon fish-
ing and ship-building.
RECORDER; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription g2 ; established 1883 ;
Chilstrom & Upton, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
BURNS, Grant Co., n 40 pop., 140 m.
from Huntington and 65 from Canyon City,
in an agricultural community.
HARNEY VALLEY ITEM;
Wednesdays; four pages; size 22x3 > ; sub-
scription S2.50 ; established 1885 ; H. A. Dillard,
editor and publisher.
CANYON CITY, C.H., Grant Co., D
410 pop. In a mineral county, which is also
well adapted to stock grazing and farming.
GRANT CO. NEWS; Thursdays; four
f)ages ; size "24x34 ; subscription $3 ; e.stab-
ished 1879; D. I. Asburj-, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CHURCH TELEPHONE; monthly;
Protestant episcopal; forty pages; size of
page 8x11 ; subscription 60 cents ; established
1886.
CENTERVILLE, Umatilla Co., i
500 pop., terminus of the Centerville branch
of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Co's
Rd., 18 m. from Pendleton. Farming and
stock-raising.
CENTERVILLIAN; Fridays ; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1885 ; Herman Sattler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
COQUILLE CITY, Coos Co., -a 176
pop., on Coquille r., 62 m. from Ro-senburgh
and 2(1 from Marshfield.
HERA L D ; Tuesdays ; independent ; four
l)ages ; size 2^3x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. A. Dean, editor and publisher.
CORVALLIS, C. H., Benton Co., -a
4,275 pop., on Willamette r., at head of
navigation and at terminus of West Side
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
549
OREGON.
division of Oregon & California, Willamette
Valley & Coast Rds., 90 m. S. of Portland
and about 80 E. of Yaquina Bay, on the
Pacific Ocean. Engaged in river and rail-
road commerce ; in a wool-growing, stock-
raising and agricultural district.
BENTON LEADER ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S"i ; estab-
lished 1882 ; M. L. Pipes, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886; Cole & Struble, editors and
publishers.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent-repub-
licfin; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$2.50 : established 18*33 ; Will H. Parry, editor ;
Gazette Publishing House, publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
DALLAS, C. H., Polk Co., \^ 9.50
pop., on Rickreal r. and Oregonian Kd., 15
m. W. of Salem. Surrounded by an agii-
cultural district.
POLK CO. ITE3IIZER; Saturdays;
independent; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1874 ; Glass & Prud-
homme, editors and publishers ; ctrc'n K 2.
DRAIN, Douglas Co., -u 300 pop., on
East Side division of Oregon & California
Rd., 30 m. from Rosenburg.
ECHO; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 188.5; E. W. Kuykendall, editor and
publisher.
EAST PORTLAND, Multnomah
Co., ti 6,000 pop., on Willamette r., opposite
Portland, on Oregon & California and
Xorthern Pacific Rd. Location of railroad
shops.
STAR ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S2 ; established 18S6 ; O. W. Dun-
bar, editor ; Star Publishing Co., publishers.
VINDICATOR; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Vindicator Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
ELLENSBURG,C. H., Curry Co., p
3<10 pop., near the mouth of Rogue r., about
50 m. N. W. of Kerby. A salmon cannery is
located here.
GOLD BEACH GAZETTE; Tues
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Walter Sut-
ton, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
EUGENE CITY, C. H., Lane Co., -a
2,500 pop., on Willamette r., at head of
Willamette valley, on Oregon & Califor-
nia Rd., 125 m. S. of Portland and T2 S. of
Salem. Grain, hops, fruit, cattle raising,
wool producing ;and ' salmon ; canning are
the principal branches of industry. The
OregonState University is located here.
GUARD; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 23x.31 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1867; I. L. Campbell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .Jl. S^ Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov.
20, 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neivspaper Directory, 1,040
copies.
OREGON STATE JOURNAL; Sat-
urdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1864 ; H. R. Kin-
caid, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER; Wednesdays ; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Hodson & Yoran, editors and publishers ; cir-
■culation K 1.
OREGON.
FOSSIL, Gilliam Co.^ [^ 100 pop. An
agricultural town, 60 m. from Alkali and 90
from The Dalles.
JO URN A L ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription S2.5U ; es-
tablished 1S186; Fossil Journal Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
GRANT'S PASS, Josephine Co., p
8rX) pop., on Oregon & California Rd. In
agricultural, mining, fruit-raising and pine
timber section.
ROGUE RIVER COURIER ; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.25 ;
established 1885 ; W. J. Wimer, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HEPPNER, C. H., Morrow Co., 6 600
pop., 2iX) m. from Portland and 40 from
Oregon Rd. & Navigation Co. and Columbia
r. In farming and stock-raising district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2.50; established 1883 ; J.
W. Redington, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Washington Co.,
ti 402t pop., on Oregon & California Rd., 24
m. from Portland. The vicinity is of an
agiicultural character and also raises stock.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; independ-
ent-republican ; four pages ; .size 26x40 ; sub-
scription .S2; established 1873; Jones &
Tozier, editors and publishers ; oirc'n K 1.
INDEPENDENCE, Polk Co., ^ 850
pop., on Oregon & California Rd. and Willa-
mette r., 10 m. from Salem. Manufactur-
ing, farming, etc.
WEST SIDE: Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1833 ; Will W. Brooks, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
JACKSONVILLE, C. H., Jcickson
Co., p 1,5(J(J pop., near Rogue r., 240 m. S. of
Salem and 60 N. of Yreka, Cal. Engaged in
mining, agiiculture and stock-raising.
DEMOCRATIC TIMES; Fridays;
democratic; four pages ; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1871 ; Chas. Nickell, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
OREGON SENTINEL; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size zixSd ; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1855; N. Langell, edi-
tor and publisher ; ciiculation K 1.
JOSEPH, Union Co., cf 250 pop., 75
m. E. of La Grande. Engaged in milling
and manufacturing. Has sleigh and agri-
cultural implement factories, extensive
silver mines and marljle quarries. A splen-
did agricultural and stock-raising section.
WALLOWA CHIEFTAIN ; Thurs-
davs ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1884 ; F. M. 3IcCuUy, editor ;
Chieftain Publisning Co.. publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
LAFAYETTE, C. H., Yam mil Co.,
"□ 650 pop., 32 m. from Portland, on Yam Hill
r., and 1 from W. O. Rd. In a farming
country, adapted bj' climate and natural
productiveness to the successful pursuit of
various branches of agriculture. The town
is in a rapidly -growing section.
OREGON REGISTER; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1881 ; Westerfleld Bros.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
35
.550
GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
OREGOX.
LA GRANDE, Union Co., □'800 pop.,
on Oregon Railway and Navigation Co.'s
Rrt., 5U m. W. from Pendleton. A central
point for a large extent of country ; has
machine shops and round-liouses.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Gazette Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
liAKEVIEW, C. H., Lake Co., g 400
pop., at north end of Goose Lake. The vi-
cinity is an excellent farming and stock-
raising country.
L.AKE CO. EXAMINER; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $3 ;. established 1880 ; Beach & Beach,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
LINKVILLE, C. H., Klamath Co., g
600 pop., on Klamath r.,64 m. from Ashland
and Yreka. Has fine water power, which
is emploj^ed in lumber and flour mills. A
stock and agricultural country.
KLiAMATH CO. STAR; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1884 ; J. A. Bowdoin,
editor and publisher; cii'culatlon L2.
LONG CREEK, Grant Co., □ 150
pop., in aii excellent farming and stock-
raising section, 30 m. from Canyon City
and 125 from The Dalles.
EAGLE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x30 ; subscription S2-50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Connolly & Dustiu, editors and
publishers.
MoMINNVILLE, Yam Hill Co., b
2,0Ua pop., on Yam Hill r. and Oregon &
California Rd., 50 m. from Portland and 23
N. W. of Salem. A fertile region, exporting
wheat and wool. River navigable to this
point.
REPORTER: everv morning except
Sunday, and YAM lilLL. REPORT-
ER , Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ;
size — daily 22x30, weekly 26x40 ; subscription
— dailv S4.80, weeklv .S2 ; established— daily
1886. weekly 1871 ; D. C. Ireland and E. L. E.
White, editors and publishei-s ; circulation-
weekly J 1.
WEST SIDE TELEPHONE; semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ;" size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1885 ; Talmage & Turner, editors
and publishers.
YAM HILL REPORTER; (see Re-
porter.)
MARSHFIELD, Coos Co., ^ 1,200
pop., 70 m W. of Rossburg, on Oregon &
California Rd. Agriculture, coal, lumber
and ship-building.
COAST MAIL ; Thursdajs ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 :
established 1879 ; .Tohn A. Gray, editor ; Coast
Mail Publishini^ Co., publishers; circ'n L2.
COOS BAY NEWS; Wednesdays; four
f>ages ; size 24x36; sub.scription $2.50; estab-
ished 1872 ; Geo. A. Bennett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONMOUTH, Pollc Co., b 400 pop.,
on Oregon Rd. & Navigation Co 's Rd., 9 m.
from Dallas, 14 S. of Salem and 2J W. of
Willamette r. Site of Christian College.
CHRISTIAN HEKALD; Fridays;
Christian ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1870 ; D. T. Stanley, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also
the Normal Educator.
OREGON.
NORMAL EDUCATOR; monthly;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription SI ; established 1885; D. T. Stan-
ley, editor and publisher ; issues also the
Christian Herald.
NEWPORT. Benton Co.. -a 350 pop.,
on Oregon Pacific Rd. Lumber manufactur-
ing extensively carried on.
NEWS; Tuesdays ; democratic ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1886; J. H. Aldrich, editor and pub-
lisher.
YAQUINA MAIL; Tuesdays; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription .$2; estab-
lished 1885 ; Phelps Printing and Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
OAKLAND, Douglas Co., -a 500 pop.,
on East Side division of Oregon & California
Rd., 19 m. from Rosenburg.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; Independent;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Milton H. Tower, editor and
publisher.
OREGON CITY, G. H., Clackamas
Co., ti 1.263 pop., on Willamette r. and Ore-
gon & California Rd., 15 m. from Portland
and 37 from Salem. A manuf actui-ing place.
Has extensive locks and abundant water
power, of which but a small part is used.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2 ; established
1883 ; I. Le Mahieu, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1866 ; E. M. Rands, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PENDLETON, C.H., Umatilla Co., ^
2,300 pop., on Umatilla river and line of
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.'s Rd., 231
m. from Portland. Has flouring mills,
machine shops and sash and door factories.
EASTOREGONIAN; semi-weekly,
Tuesdajs and Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription S3 ; established 1875 ; J.
P. Wager, editor ; East Oregonian Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1878 ; .T. B. Eddy and Ed. E. Sharon, editors ;
Tribune Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
PORTLAND, C. H., Multnomah Co.,
^ 33,250 pop., on Willamette r., 12 m. from its
junction with the Columbia, and on North-
ern Pacific Rd., 53 N. E. of Salem. Head of
ship navigation, and terminus of Oregon &
California Rd. and Oregon Railway «&
Navigation Co. Largest commercial city in
Oregon and centre of trade for Oregon,
Washington. British Columbia and North-
ern Idaho ; a line of ocean steamers run
regulai'ly between Portland, San Francisco
and Alaska.
EVENING DEMOCRAT: every even
ing except Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription S7 ; established 1886 ;
Sidney Dell, editor ; The Democrat Publishing
Co.. publishers.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday; independent; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $7.50 ; established
1877; Telegram Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation H 1.
31 O R N I N G OREGONIAN: every
morning except Sunday, SUNDAY' ORE-
GONIAN, Sundays, and OREGONIAN,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
551
OREGON.
Fridays ; republican ; daily four pages, Sun-
day and weekly eight pages ; size— daily
24x36, Sunday and weekly (size of page) 18x^ ;
subscription— daily $10, Sunday $2, weekly $2,
weekly with Sunday $3.50 ; established— daily
1860, Sunday 1881, weekly 1850 ; Oregonian Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation— daily G 1,
Sunday H 2, weekly Gr 2.
NEWS; every morning, and WEEK-
LiY, Thursdays; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly 32x42 ;
subscription— daily $9, weekly §1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; Portland News Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circ'n — daily 12,
weekly H 1.
STAATS ZEITIING; everv morning
except Sunday, and WEBKLi Y, Thursdays ;
German ; independent ; eight pages ; size-
daily 24x3(;, weekly 26x40; subscription— daily
$8. weekly $3 ; established— daily 1886, weekly
1879 ; F. Folsman, editor ; Staats Zeitung Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circ'n— weekly I 1 .
AVANT-COIJRIER; Saturdays ; labor ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886; Prank D. Smith, editor and
publisher.
CATHOIilC SENTINEL.; Thursdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1870 ; M. G. Munley, edi-
tor ; Catholic Sentinel Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation J 1.
JOURNAL, OF COM3IERCE ; Satur-
days ; commercial ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1871 ; Portland
Journal of Commerce Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
NEW NORTH-WEST; Thur.sdays ;
woman suffrage ; eight pages ; size 27x38 ; sub-
scription §2.5(1; established 1871; New North-
west Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 1.
NORTH PACIFIC RURAL
SPIRIT; Fridays; sixteen pages; size
of page 11x14; subscription $2; established
1879 ; W. W. Baker, editor ; W. W. Baker &
Sons, publishers ; circulation J 2 .
NORTH-WESTERN FARMER
AND DAIRYMAN; Thursdays; agri-
cultural ; eight pages ; size 2(5x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 18S1 ; Farmer and Dairy-
man Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 2 .
OREGONIAN; {?,ee Morning Oregonian.)
OREGON SIFTINGS; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; W. R. Boone, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J 1 .
PACIFIC CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Thui-sdays; methodist episcopal;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1855; Rev. H. K. Hines, editor;
PMcitic Christian Advocate Co., publishers ;
circulation J 2.
SUNDAY MERCURY; Sundays; four
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1869 ; Mercury Publishing Co.. publish-
ers ; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY OREGONIAN; (see Morn-
ing Oregonian.)
SUNDAY WELCOME ; Saturdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2.5(1; established 1874; Sutherland &
Burnett, editors and publishei-s ; circ'n I 2 .
WORLD; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pa^es ; size 30x44 ; subscription 2.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; A. Noltner, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
PACIFIC BAPTIST; semimonthly;
baptist ; eight pages ; size of page 12x16 ; sub-
scription §1.50: established 1S?7; Rev. S. P.
Davis, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
^^" Actual average circulation for one year
precedi)ig November 24, 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 1,159 copies.
LEWIS AND DRYDEN'S RAIL-
WAY GUIDE; monthly; one hundred
pages octavo : subscription §1 ; established
1882 ; Lewis & Dryden, editors and publishers ;
circulation H 1.
WEST SHORE; monthly; one hundred
and sixteen pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
OREGON.
scription $2; established 1875; L. Samuel,
editor and publisher; circulation E 1.
PRINEVILLE, C. H., Crook Co., n
6(X) pop. A stock-raising and agricultural
district.
NEWS; Saturdaj's; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; E. H. Aldridge, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
OCHOCO REVIEW; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x82 ; subscription §2.5(3 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; E. O. Douthit, editor and publish-
er ; cii-culati< (U L 1 .
ROSEBURG, C. H., Douglas Co., d
2,50(J pop., on Umpqua r. and on the Ore-
gon & California Rd., 197 m. S. of Portland.
Engaged in agriculture, stock-raising, mill-
ing and mining.
PLAINDEALER; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1869; D. S. K. Buick, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
REVIEW; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2.50 ; estab-
lished 1876; J. R. N. Bell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
ST. HELENS, C. H., Columbia Co., ^
209 pop., on Columbia r., 30 m. N. of Port-
land. Has several steam lumber mills.
On line of Northern Pacific Rd. Large
rock quarries in the neighborhood.
OREGON MIST ; Fridays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x30 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1883; Flagg & Meserve, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
SALEM, C. H., Marion Co., X2 6,000
pop.. State capital, on Willamette r. and
Oregon & California Rd., 53 m. S. by W. of
Portland. The river is navigable for a
large part of the year. Manufacturing
cari-ied on. Centre of an agricultural
country.
OREGON STATESMAN; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fri-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly §2 ; estab-
lished—daily 1862, weekly 185(}; Statesman
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—dailj- K 2, weekly J 2.'
TALK; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; four pages;
size— daily 21x28, weekly 24x36 ; subscription
—daily §6, weekly §1.50; established— daily
1878, weekly 1881 ; Conover & Co., publishers ;
circulation— daily L2, weekly XI.
OREGON VIDETTE; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x4u ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879: E. O. Norton & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J l .
PROHIBITION STAR; Thursdays;
prohibition ; eight pages ; size 28x38 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; W. S. James,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WILLAMETTE FARMER; Fridays;
agricultural; eight pages; size 28x42; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1869 ; Willamette
Farmer Publishing Co., publishers : circ'n I 2 .
WORLD'S ADVANCE-THOUGHT;
monthly ; spiritualist ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1; established 1886; The Pro-
gressive Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
SILVERTON, Marion Co., ^ 400
pop., 15 m.from Salem and 50 from Portland.
General manufacturing. Has large woolen
mill valued at §45,(X»0. The Willamette Val-
ley Rd. is in construction to Portland.
APPEAL ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
oo::^
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OREGON.
^lished 18S0 ; Guild & Adams, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
THE DALLES, C. H., Wasco Co., t\
4,450 pop., on Columbia r. and Oregon Rd.
& Navigation Go's Rd., about 85 m. E. of
Portland. The central point in importance
in the county and centre of trade. A
steamer connects with Portland.
Ti:»IES-3IOUNTAINEER; Saturdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1860 ; John Michell, editor ;
Times-Mountaineer Publishing Go., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
WASCO CO. SUN ; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 23x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1881; Robt. J. Marsh, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1 .
UNION, C. H., Union Co., [^ 875 pop.
Grain-growing and stock-raising district.
MOUNTAIN SENTINEL; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1868 ; G. E. Owen, editor ;
Owen Sc Kuhn, publishers ; circulation K 2.
OREGON SCOUT; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.5) ; estab-
lished 1884; Jones & Chancey, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WESTON, Umatilla Co., [^ 800 pop.,
20 m. from Walla Walla. An agricultural
section.
LEADER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878; F. R. Jlitchell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
YAQUINA, Benton Co., -c\ 460 pop.,
at terminus of Oregon Pacific Rd., on Ya-
quina bay, 40 m. W. of Albany and 62 from
Corvallis, the county seat,
POST; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1882; Coll Van Cleve, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALBION, Erie Co., b 500 pop., 1 m. E.
of Albion Station, on the Erie & Pittsburgh
Rd., and on the proposed line of the Lake
Erie & Ohio Rd., 26 S. W. of Erie. Manu-
factures oars and other wooden articles.
BLIZZARD ; Thursdays; independent:
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1882 ; E. F. Davenport, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALLEGHENY, Allegheny Co., p
78,682+ pop., at junction of Allegheny with
Ohio r., and on Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
Si Chicago, Pittsburgh & Western and
Pennsylvania Rds. Connected by several
bridges with Pittsburgh,
ALLEGHENIAN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 ; John B. Kennedy, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
A L L E G H E N I E R UND PITTS-
BURGHER SONNTAGSIJOTE ; Sun-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size of page
19x26 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; John
E. Joos, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ;
dated at Allegheny and Pittsburgh.
CORNELIA; .semi-monthly; German;
sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; J. L. Harr, editor and publisher ;
does not insert aflvertisements.
PENNSYLVANIA WESTERN ;
monthly; thirty-two pages octavo; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1882 ; Philomathean So-
PENNSYLVANIA.
ciety of Western University, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; is-
sued during the collegiate year.
ALLENTOWN, C. H., Lehigh Co.,
D- 24,000 pop,, on Lehigh r, and canal, 51 m.
from Harrisburg, at junction of Lehigh Val-
ley, Philadelphia & Reading and Perkiomen
Rds., 60 from Philadelphia and 90 from
New York. Engaged in iron, silk, shirt,
furniture, shoe, hosiery and other manu-
factures. A large wire mill and a thread
mill have lately been established. The
seat of Muhlenberg College. Surrounded
by a populous agricultural district.
CHRONICLE AND NEWS; every
evening except Sunday, and LEHIGH
REGISTER, Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size— daily 22x38, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription— daily $4.50, weeklv .$2; estab-
lished—C/wo»iicZe 1870, News 1866, Register
1848 ; Robert Iredell, Jr., editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily 1 1, weekly J 1,
CITY ITEM; every evening except Sun-
day; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $5 ; established 1878 ; Item Print-
ing Association, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation .T 2 .
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; democratic;
four pages; size 29x42; subscription $2.50;
established 1830 ; C. F. Haines, editor ; Haines
& Ruhe, publishers ; circulation I 2 ,
FRIEDENS-BOTE; Wednesdays ;
German ; independent ; four pages ; size
29x45; subscription $1.50; established 1812;
Trexler & Hartzell, editors and publishers ;
circulation H 1 ; issue also the Welt Bote.
HEROIiD UND ZEITSCHRIFT ;
Saturdays ; German ; lutheran ; four pages ;
size 20x30 ; subscription $1.10 ; established 1857 ;
T, H, Diehl, editor and publisher ; does not in-
sert advertisements ; issues also Der Jugend-
Frexind.
LEHIGH REGISTER; (see Chronicle
and News.)
UNABHAENGIGER REPUBLI-
K.ANER; Wednesdays; German; demo-
cratic; four pages; size 30x44; subscription
$1,50; established 1810; Wm, F, Schlechter,
editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
WELT-BOTE; Wednesdajs; German;
eight pages; size 29x45; subscription $2;
established 1855 ; Ti-exler & Hartzell, editors
and publishers ; circulation E 2 ; issue also
the FiHedens-bote.
NATIONAL EDUCATOR ; semi-
monthly ; educational ; eight pages ; size
20x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1860 ; Rev.
A. R. Home, D.D.. editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 1 .
CHURCH MESSENGER; monthly;
lutheran ; eight pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1875 ; Asso-
ciation of Lutheran Pastors, editors and pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements.
DER JUGEND-FREUND; monthly;
German; lutheran; eight pages; size 20x24;
subscription 30 cents ; established 1847 ; Prof.
A. Spaeth, D. D., editor ; T. H, Diehl publisher ;
does not insert advertisements; issues also the
Herold und Zeitschrift.
MUHLENBERG MONTHLY;
twenty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1883 ; Literarv Socie-
ties of Muhlenberg College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
ALTOONA, Blair Co., a 30,000 pop.,
on Pennsylvania Central Rd,, 238 m. from
Philadelphia and 117 E. of Pittsburgh.
Railroad erecting shops and several manu-
factories located here. A trade centre for
this section.
EVENING INDEPENDENT; every
evening except Sunday, and INDEPEND-
ENT, Saturdays; daily four pages, weekly
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
553
PENNSYLVANIA.
eight pages ; size— daily 15x22, weekly 30x44 ;
suDscriptlon— daily $2.50, weekly §1.25 ; estab-
lished—daily 1885, weekly 1881 ; W. W. Dun-
mire, editor and publisher ; circulation—
daily K 1, weekly J 2.
3IOKNING TKIBT NE: every morning
except Sunday, and TRIBUNE, Thursdays;
independent; four pages; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1872, weekly 1856 : Dern
& Pitcairn, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion-daily I 2 , weekly J 2.
TI3IES ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
28x42; subscription— daily $5, weekly $2; es-
tablished—daily 1884, weekly 1884; H. A.
McPike and F. E. McCullough, editors; Al-
toona Times Publishing Co. (limited), pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 2 . weekly K 2.
BLAIR CO. RADICAL.; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscrip-
tion §2; established 1847; James H. Irwin,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
DER DEUTSCHE VOLKS-
FUEHRER; Fridays ; German ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1878; L. G. Lamade, editor and pub
lisher; circulation J 1.
INDEPENDENT ; (see Evening Incle-
SUN ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1868; Barclay Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation K 1.
SUNDAY MORNING ; Sundays; eight
pages; size 80x44: subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882; Mrs. Mattie E. Furey, editor;
Sunday Morning Co. (limited), publishers ;
circulation I 1.
SUNDAY NEWS; Sundays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Homer Vaughan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
TRIBUNE; (see Morning Tribune.)
GOSPEL, TRU3IPET; monthly; evan-
gelical ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; established
1878 ; T. B. Patton, editor ; Railroad Men's
Christian Association, publishers; circula-
tion 12.
PENNSYL VANIA.
AMBLER, Montgomery Co., □, 600
pop , on Philadelphia & Reading Rd. En-
gaged in manufacturing.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays : four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; A.
K. Thomas, editor and publisher ; circ'u K 2.
APOLLO, Armstrong Co., -a 2,200
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., 40 m, from
Pittsburgh. Has two rolling mills, steel
works, galvanizing works and foundry ;
town supplied with natural gas. Engaged
In coal mining.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 :
established 1883 ; M. H. Cochrane, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ASHLAND, Schuylkill Co., o 8,200
pop., on Mine Hill and E. Mahanoj- branch
of Philadelphia & Reading Rd., at junction
of the Lehigh Valley Rd., 12 ra. from Potts-
ville. Engaged in coal trade. A mining
and manufacturing town. The Miners'
State Hospital is located here.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; J. Irvin Steel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
LOCAL; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
L W. Gheen, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
RECORD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1870 ;
Barron & Hartman, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
ATHENS, Bradford Co., ^ 2,700 pop.,
on the Lehigh Vallej' Rd., 18 m. from To-
wanda and 4 from Waverly Junction, on
Erie Rd. Engaged in manufacturing.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
Charles Hinton, editor and publisher; cir-
culation .12.
BANGOR, Northampton Co., n- 2,500
pop., on Bangor & Portland Rd., at tei-miuus
of Lehigh & Lackawanna and Martin's
Creek Rds., 15 m. from Easton. Has manu-
factories and slate quarries, the latter pro-
duct being used for roofing to a considerable
extent.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25; es-
tablished 1879 ; William R. Grubb. editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BEALLSVILLE, Washington Co., p
376 pop., 30 m. S. of Pittsburgh and 15 from
"Washington. A place of active trade.
TELEGRA3I: Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 2<)x39 ; subscription $1 ; es-
taljlished 1886 ; Thos. Robinson & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
BEAR LAKE, Warren Co., b 327
pop., on N. Y., Pa. & Ohio Rd., 10 m. from
Corry and 18 from Jamestown, N. Y. Agri-
culture and butter and cheese making the
principal pursuits.
RECORD ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886 ; Gardiner Bros., editors and pub-
lishers.
BEAVER, C.H., Beaver Co., -n 1,400
pop., on Ohio r., near mouth of Beaver r.,
and River division of Cleveland & Pitts-
burgh Rd., at junction of Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie Rd., 28 m. from Pittsburgh. Beaver r.
furnishes water power for many factories.
Has splendid supply of natural gas for
heating and manufacturing purposes.
ARGUS AND RADICAL; Wednes-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
18x24; subscription $2; established— ^?-fifMS
\81S, Radical 1868 ; Smith Curtis, editor ; Cur-
tis & Bliss. publishers; circulation J 2.
STAR; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages: size 28x40: subscription $1; estab-
lished 1877 ; R. S. Kennedy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
TI3IES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Michael Weyand, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
BEAVER FALLS, Beaver Co., -a
9,125 pop., on Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chi-
cago and Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Rds. Man-
ufactm-es cutlery, files, shovels, hinges,
wire nails, saws, door-mats, glassware,
stoves and other hardware.
HERALD ; every morning except Sun-
day, and HERALD AND GLOBE; Fri-
days ; independent ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x:36, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
—daily 18S6, weekly 1879 ; J. M. Hutchison,
editor and publisher; circ'n— weekly J 1.
TRIBUNE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY; Fridays ; four pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 28x42 ; subscription
-daily 85, weekly $1 ; established — daily
1884, weekly 1875; G. L. Eberhart, editor;
John H. Telford, publisher ; circulation—
daily K l, weekly K 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PEXNS YL VANIA.
HERAL.D AND GL,0 BE; (see ilcmZd.)
GENEVAN; monthly ; twenty-two
pages ; size of page 9x12; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Geneva Joint Stock Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
BEDFORD, C. H., Bedford Co., g 2,500
pop., on Raj'ston branch of Juniata r. and
Bedford division of Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 52 ni, from Huntington and 39 from
Cumberland. Situated near Bedford IVIln-
eral Springs. Has deposits of hematite and
limestone.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription SI. 50 ; estab-
lished 1805 ; E. F. Kerr, R. C. McNamara and
N. L. McGirr, editors ; Gazette Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation J 2.
REPUBLICAN AND INQUIRER;
Fridays ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscriptioii $2 ; established 1828 ; Lutz, Manu
& Glaus, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
BELLEFONTE, C. H., Centre Co., n
4,iXkJ pop., in Spring township, at terminus
of Belief onte branch of Bald Eagle division
of Pennsylvania Central Rd., at junction
of Bellefonte & Buffalo Run Rd., as well as
the terminus of Kittannlng Valley & La-
mout Rd., 33 m. from Tyrone. Engaged in
iron, nail and window glass manufactures,
mining and general trade. Situated in one
of the richest agricultural districts in the
State. Has two lime kilns.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday;
republican ; four pages ; size 19x26 ; subscrip-
tion $4; established 1880; News Publishing
Co., publishers : circulation K 1.
CENTRE DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 : established 18T9 ; Frank E. Bible, edi-
tor ; F. E. & G. P. Bible, publishers ; circ'n K 2.
DE3IOCRATIC WATCHMAN; Fri
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; P. G.
Meek, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
FOUNTAIN; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 35x48; subscription $2; established 1885;
Edward T. Tuten, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1 ; issues also the Republican.
KEYSTONE GAZETTE; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; Robert A. Cassidy and Jas.
A. Fiedler, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 .
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1869 ; Edward T. Tuten, editor and
publisher; circ'n 1 1 ; issues also the FoHnfain.
BELLE VERNON, Faijette Co., p
1,300 i)op., on Monongahela r. and Mononga-
hela div. of Penna. Rd., engaged in various
manufactures.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x10; subscription §1; established 1886;
Lee M. Truxal, editor and publisher.
BENNETT, Allegheny Co, p 4.300
pop., on Western Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh
& "Western Pittsburgh junction and North-
ern Rds. Large iron and steel works, em-
ploying over 900 men. Foundries, tanneries,
lead pipe works and brewery. Opposite
Pittsburgh.
STAR; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription §1; estal)lished 1885; Scott &
Dorman, editors and publishers; circ'u K 1.
BERLIN, Somerset Co., p 1,000 pop.,
on Berlin branch of Baltimore & Ohio Rd.
PENNSYL VANIA.
Bituminous coal and fire [clay abound here
and in vicinity.
RECORD ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
31x44; subscription $2 ; established 18S5 ; F. G.
Chorpenning, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
BERWICK, Columbia Co., u 2,850
pop., in Briar Creek township, on Susque-
hanna r. and canal and Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Rd., 43 m. from Scran-
ton and 26 from Wilkes-Barre. Engaged
in manufacturing cars and car-wheels and
merchant iron.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .S1.50; established 1882 ;
Reedy & Margei'um, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1871 ; A. Jay TefCt, editor
and publisher.
BETHLEHEM, :S'orthampton Co., D-
6,000 pop., on Lehigh r. and Philadelphia &
Reading, Lehigh Valley and Lehigh & Lacka-
wanna Rds., 54 m. from Philadelphia, 87
from New York. Engaged in manufac-
tures. Centre of an iron and coal-produc-
ing and rich agricultural region. Lehigh
Universitly is located here. Has three large
silk mills,
TIMES; every evening except Sunday;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $5.2o;
established 1867 ; Times Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
DER BRUEDER BOTSCHAFTER;
Wednesdays ; Grerman; moravian; four pages;
size 19x28 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1867 ; Edwin G. Klose, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; issues also the Moravian.
MORAVIAN; Wednesdaj-s; moravian;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x15; subscrip-
tion $2 ; estaljlished 1856 ; Edwin G. Klose,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues
also Der Brueder Botschafter.
liEHIGH BURR; monthly; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11; subscription $1 ;
established 1881 ; Students of Lehigh Univer-
sity, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
BIRDSBORO' J^erks Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Wilmington & Northern, Phila. &
Reading and Schuylkill div. of Penna. Rds.,
9 m. from Reading. Iron manufacturing.
DISPATCH ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18SH ; Rapp & Ryan, editors and pub-
lishers.
BLAIRSVILLE, Indiana Co., -a
2,500 pop., (including suburbs) 16 m. from
Indiana Court House and 56 from Pitts-
burgh, on Penn. Rd. A fine farming
country.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880; J. Moorhead, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BLOOMSBURGH, C. H., Columbia
Co., a 4,800 pop., ou N. branch of Susque-
hanna r., Delaware, Lackawanna & West-
ern and Bloomsburgh & Sullivan Rds. and
North Branch canal, 2 m. distant from the
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., and 147
from Philadelphia. Engaged in agricult-
ure and iron manufacturing.
COLUMBIA CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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PENNSYL VANIA.
27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1857 ;
Jas. U. Brown, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
COLUxlIBIAX; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished—Deoiocrai 18S6,Columbian 1866, con-
solidated 1869 ; G. E. Elwell and J. K. Bitten-
bender, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
DEMOCRATIC SENTINEL; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; William
Krickbaum, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
BliOSSBURGH, Tioga Co., [^ 3,000
pop., on Tioga and Elmira State Line
Rd., 130 m. from Harrisburg, 41 from
Corning and 45 from Elmira, N. Y. En-
gaged in mining and manufacturing.
REGISTER; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Frank W. Webb, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BOYERTOWN, Berks Co., UX 1,300
pop., on Colebrookdale branch of Philadel-
phia & Reading Rd., 9 m. from Pottstown
and about 18 E. of Reading. In rich agricult-
ural and mining district ; abundance of
magnetic ore. Cigar manufacturing is a
prominent industry.
DEMOKRAT ; Tuesdays; English and
German ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1858 ; Charles
Spatz Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n .1 1.
FAR>1 AND H03IE VISITOR;
monthly ; eight pages ; size 20x28 ; subscrip-
tion 40 cents ; established 1886 ; Ehst & Ernes,
editors and publishers
BRADDOCK, Allegheny Co., p 12,000
pop., a newly developed town, situated on
the historic plain where Gen. Braddock was
defeated, July 19, 1755, on Bait. & Ohio,
Pennsj'lvanla, Pittsburgh, McKeesport &
Youghiogheny and P. V. & C. Rds. and
Monongahela r., 10 m. from Pittsburgh. Has
immense iron and steel works. A coal min-
ing district.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription .$3.12; established 1880; F. R. Large
and Joe L. Campbell, editors and publishers.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1X87; G. W. Calderwood, editor;
News Co., publishers.
HERALD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
A. H. Silvey, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SUN; Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscx-iption $1.50 ; established
1878 ; T. J. Louis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; Daniel McCarthy, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRADFORD, McKean Co., ^ 11,000
pop. An important and populous town, lo-
cated in and centre of a very rich oil region ;
on branch of N. Y.. Lake Erie & Western,
O., B. & W., K. & E., Buffalo, Rochester &
Pittsburgh and B., B. & K. Rds. Has two
oil exchanges and several manufactories.
Has ample supply of coal, wood and natu-
ral gas ; the centre and metropolis of the
Pennsylvania oil fields.
ERA; every morning except Sunday ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $10;
established 1875 ; W. F. Jordan & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation I 1 .
PENNS YL VANIA.
EVENING STAR; every evening except
Sunday, SUNDAY 3IORNING STAR,
Sunday.s, and STAR-MAIL, Saturdays;
republican ; daily and Sunday four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily and Sunday
24x36, weekly 30x44; subscription— dally $6,
Sunday $1, weekly .SI ; established— dally 1885,
weekly 1879 ; H. F. Barbour, editor ; Star Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circ'n- daily J 2,
weekly H 2.
STAR-MAIL ; (see Evening Star.)
SUNDAY 3IORNING STAR ; (see
Evening Star.)
SUNDAY NEWS; Sundays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1879; P. H. Linderman,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
PETROLEU3I AGE; monthly ; com-
mercial; forty pages; size of page 9x12; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1881 ; McMullen,
Snell & Armor, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
BRIDESBURG, (FRANKFORD
p. O.) Philadelphia Co. l\ A portion of the
25th Ward of Philadelphia, and a branch of
the Philadelphia Post-OfQce. On Kensing-
ton branch (New York division) of Penn
sylvania Rd.
HERALD; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; H. T. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher.
BRISTOLi, Bucks Co., 111,7,000 pop., on
Delaware r. and New York division of
Pennsylvania Rd., 21 m. from Philadelphia.
Terminus of Delaware division of Penn-
sylvania canal. Extensively engaged in
the manufacture of carpets and hosiery
worsted yarns ; has large foundry and
rolling mills and many other industries.
BUCKS CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1873; Jesse O.Thomas,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages:
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1871 ; James Drury, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
LEADER: monthly; four pages; size
2Sx40; established 1885; Thomas Bros., edi-
tors and publishers.
B R O C K WAY VI L L E, Jefferson
Co., -a 6.50 pop., on New York, Lake Erie &
Western, Ridgway & Clearfield and Roches-
ter & Pittsburgh Rds. Large lumber mills
here. Mining and farming.
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Butler & Niver, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 2.
BROOKVILLE, C. B.., Jefferson Co.,
-a 2,136 pop., on Red Bank creek and Low
Grade division of Allegheny Valley Rd.,
104 m. N. E. of Pittsburgh. Engaged princi-
pally in the lumber business. Coal and
iron abundant.
J E F F E RSONIA N - DEMOCRAT ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; .subscription $1.50; established 1878;
John McMurraj', editor : McMurray & San-
son!, publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdaj^s; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1861 ; F. A. Weaver, editor ; W. S.
& H. J. Weaver, publishers ; circulation J 2.
BROWNSVILLE, Fayette Co., p
3,000 pop., on Monongahela r., 55 m. from
Pittsburgh, Brownsville is one of three
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PENNSYLVANIA.
to^vlls wliich adjoin each other and are
virtually one, the total population being
over 3,6(X). Coal abounds here. Manufac-
turing carried on. Steamboats and railroad
from Pittsburgh run to this place. On the
Pennsylvania Rd.
C LiIPPER; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size .26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1853 ; E. C. Stone, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BRYN MAWR, Montgomery Co., □,
on Pennsylvania Rd., 10 m. from Philadel-
phia. A summer resort for Philadelphians
and place of residence for many men doing
business in that city.
HOME NEWS; Fridays; eight pages;
size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50; established 1877;
Sam'l A.Black.editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
NEWS; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI. 50 ; established 1881 ; Frank
A. Hower, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
BURGETTSTOWN, Washington
Co., p 1,100 pop., on Pan Handle Rd., 28 m.
W. of Pittsburgh. Manufactures of coaches,
flour and furniture. Coal is mined here.
CALL*; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1881 ; M. R. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
ENTERPRISE ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. Howai-d Cramer, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BUTLER, C. H., Butler Co., -n .'>,500
pop., near centre of the county, on Cone-
quenessing creek and terminus of Butler
branch of Western Pennsylvania division
of Pennsylvania Central Rd., at junction
of Pittsburgh & Western Rd., and terminus
of the Shenango & Allegheny Rd., 40 m.
from Pittsburgh. Has several manufac
tories, roller flour mill, bottle and plate
glass works, woolen mill, sash and door
factory, etc. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural and mining district, and by the most
prolific natural gas territory in Western
Pennsylvania.
TI.HES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLiY, Thursdays; four pages;
size— dailv 22x30, weekly 24x36 ; subscription
—daily $5.20, weekly $1 ; established 1884 ;
Times Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily L2, weekly L2.
CITIZEN ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages; size 27x42; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1863 ; J. H. and W. C. Negley, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
DEMOCRATIC HERAI..D ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 30x45 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1842; J. Ziegler, edi-
tor; John Ziegler & Son, publishers; circ'n I 1.
E A Ci Li E ; Fridays ; republican ; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ishedl870; Robinson & Carson, editors and
publishers; circulation J 2.
ORPHAN'S FRIEND; monthly; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 30 cents ;
established 1877 ; Rev. P. C. Prugh. editor and
publisher ; circulation K2 ; published in the
interest of St. Paul's Orphan Home.
CALIFORNIA, Washington Co., p
\,Tilk) pop., on iMouongahela r. and Monon-
gahela div. of Penna. Rd., 14 m. from
Monongahela City and 4 from Brownsville.
Steamboats ascend the river to this point.
VAL. LEY MESSENGER ; Wednes-
days ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
PENNSYL VANIA.
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; W. H. Mine-
hart, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMBRIDGEBORO, Crawford
Co., Id 1,000 pop., on N. Y., P. & O. Rd., 14 m.
from Meadville. An agricultural section.
CAMBRIDGE NEWS; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877 ; A. F. Moses, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
CANNONSBURG, Washington Co.,
p 800 pop. (with suburbs 2,000), on Chartiers
Valley Rd., 20 m. from Pittsburgh. Has a
variety of minor manufactures, including
sheet iron, kegs and buckets, woolen mill^
two carriage factories, planing mill, and
also contains an academy ; within three
miles of twelve coal mines. Surrounded by
a rich agricultural district and in the
midst of the natural gas region.
EVENING NOTES ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NOTES, Thursdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 16x22, weekly 24x36 ; sub-
scription-daily $2.60 ; weekly 75 cents ; estab-
lished—daily 1S86, weekly 1875 ; D. H. Fee»
editor and publisher; circ'n— weekly J 1.
HERAIjD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; T.
M. Potts, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
NOTES ; (see Evening Notes.)
CANTON, Bradford Co., ^ l,194tpop.,
on Northern Central Rd., 40 m. N. of Will-
iamsport and an equal distance from El-
mira, N. Y. Bank, foundry, lumber mill^
etc., located at this place.
SENTINELi ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; Chas. D. Derrah, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
CARBONDALE, Laclcaioanna Co., zf
10,000 pop., on Lackawanna r. and Jefferson
branch of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd.»
at its junction with Delaware & Hudson
Rd. Coal is found in this vicinity.
LEADER ; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days aud Saturdays ; independent-republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3.50 ; established 1872 ; E. D. Lathrop, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
ADVANCE; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; established
1857; Advance Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JOURNAIj ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Benedict & Baer, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
CARLISLE, C. H., Cumberland Co.,
[? 7,000 pop., on Gettysburg & Harrisburg-
and Cumberland Valley Rds., at junction
of Pine Grove branch, 18 m. from Harris-
burg, in an agricultural and manufactur-
ing district. Seat of Dickinson College,
U. S. Indian Training School, etc.
EVENING SENTINEL,; every evening
except Sunday, and VALLEY SEN-
TINEL, Thursdajs ; independent-demo-
cratic ; dally four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weeklj^ 31x48; subscription
—daily $3, weekly $1.25; established— daily
1881, weekly 1864; H. K. Peffer, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily J 2, weekly H 1.
HERALD ; every morning except Sun-
day, and VVEERIiV, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— dally 23x34, weekly
27x43; subscription— daily .$3, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1SS6, weekly 1802 ; Herald
Printing and Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— weekly J 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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PENXS YL VA NIA.
AMERICAN VOLUNTEER; Wednes
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x43 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1814 ; J. Zeam-
er, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
VAL-IiEY SENTINEIi ; (see Evening
Sentinel.)
DICKINSONIAN; monthly; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1;
establisned 1872; Societies o( Dickinson Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
MORNING ST A R; monthly; eight
pages; size of page 12x17; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880 ; published by the In-
dian Industrial School in the interest of In-
dian education; does not insert advertise-
ments.
CARROLLTOWN, Cambria Co., a
502t pop., at headwaters of West branch of
Susquehanna r., 20 m. from Johnsto^vp. In
a thickly populated farming section. Valu-
able and extensive beds of coal and ores,
fire clay and mineral paints are in the
neighborhood.
NEWS ; Fridays ; four pages ; siz6 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ; J. Creery,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CATASAUQUA, Lehigh Co., a- 5,000
pop., on Lehigh Vallej' Rd., Lehigh Naviga-
tion Co.'s canal, and also on Lehigh & Sus-
quehanna division of Philadelphia & Read-
ing and Catasauqua & Fogelsville Rds., 97
m. from New York and 65 from Philadel-
phia. Engaged in iron manufacturing,
DISPATCH; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 86x4S ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1872 ; Edmund Randall, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
VALLEY RECORD; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; W. H. Bartholomew, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CATAWISSA, Columbia Co., a 2,500
pop., on North br. of Susquehanna r. and
on L. & B. div. of D. L. & W., P. & R. and
P. & E. division of Penna. Rds. In a wealthy
and fertile farming district, 145 in. from
Philadelphia. Settled in 1760. Manufactur-
ing and business town.
NEWS ITEM; Thursdays ; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Charles E. Randall and John
C. Yocum, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 .
CENTRE HALL, Centre Co., n 500
pop., on Lewisburg & Tyrone Rd., and on
turnpike road from Bellefonte to Lewis-
town, 75 m. N. W. of Harrisburg. Machine
shop, foundrj- and steam roller flouring
mill here.
CENTRE CO. TIMES; Thursdays; in-
dependent; eight pages; size3()x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1885 ; T. Benton Ulrich,
editor and publisher.
CENTRE REPORTER; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2.50 ; established 1827 : Fred. Kurtz, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CERES, (CERES, N. Y., P. O.), Alle.
gany Co., [^ 500 pop., on Olean division of
Lackawanna & Pittsburgh and Bradford,
Eldred & Cuba Rds., 20 ra. from Bradford,
Pa., and 10 from Olean, N. Y. Engaged in
farming and lumbering.
COIJRANT; Thursdays; independent:
four pages; size 24.x:36 ; subscription $2; es-
PENNS YL VANIA.
tablished ia86 ; H. D. Caskey, editor ; Sharon.
Publishing Co., publishers ; issues also the
Shingle House Sharon Leader.
CHAMBERSBURGH,C. H.,
Franklin Co., Q 10,000 pop., on Cumberland
Valley Rd., 52 m. from Harrisburg, 150 from
Philadelphia and 97 from Baltimore. Cen-
tre of trade, being surrounded by a popu-
lous agricultural district. Extensively en-
gaged in the manufacture of steam en-
gines and all kinds of milling machinery.
FRANKLIN REPOSITORY; eveiy
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Tuesdays; republican ; four pages; size— daily
21x28, weekly 29x46 ; subscription— daily $3,
weekly $2; established— daily 1883, weekly
1790 ; Pomeroy Bros., editors and publishers ;
cii-culation — daily J 1, weekly 1 1.
REGISTER: every evening except Sun-
day, and PEOPLE'S REGISTER, Fri-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size— daily
23x30, weekly 25x36; subscription — daily $3,.
weekly $1.25; established— daily 1886, weekly
1876 ; J. G. Sehaff's Sons, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation — weeklv J 1 .
VALLEY SPIRIT; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
22x30, weekly 29x42 ; subscription — daily .$^.25,
weeklv $2.^0 ; established— daily 1886, weekly
1847 ; John G. and D. A. Orr, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— weekly I 2.
PEOPIiE'S REGISTER; (see /2egf is«er.)
PUBLIC OPINION; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages : size 29x42 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1869 ; M. A. Foltz, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1.
ECLECTIC REVIEW; monthly; com-
mercial ; elglit pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription oU cents; established 1885; Taylor
Publishing Co , editors and publishers.
CHESTER, Delaware Co., n\ 18,500
pop., on Delaware r. and Philadelphia &
Reading and Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore and Balto. & Ohio Rds., 15 m.
from Philadelphia. Engaged in ship-build-
ing and manufacturing of various kinds. It
has a good harbor and considerable com-
merce and trade.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
23x34 subscription $3 ; established 1872 ;
Jos. Ad. Thomson, editor; Chester Evening
News Co., publishers ; circulation I 2 .
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x34,
weekly 31x44"; subscription— daily $3, weekly
$1.50; establi.shed— daily 1876, weekly 1868;
John A. Wallace, editor ; Times Publishing
Co. (limited), publishers ; circ'n — dailj' H 1 ,
weekly J 2. ^^^ Actual average circulation of
daily edition for one year preceding Dec. 1,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neuspaper Directory, g,23i
copies.
DELAWARE CO. ADVOCATE;
Saturdays; four pages; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion $1.20 ; established 1868 ; John Spencer,
editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1.
DELAWARE CO. DEMOCRAT ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; H.
Frysinger, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 2.
DELAWARE CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays; republican; four pages; size 31x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1833 ; Ward
R. Bliss, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
BROTHERHOOD ; monthly ; Brother-
I hood of the Union ; twelve pages ; size of page
' 10x13; subscription 75 cents . established 1883;
Stephen L. Armour, editor; Brotherhood Pub-
lication Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
558
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNS TL VANIA.
CHRISTIANA, Lancaster Co., O, 850
pop., ou the Peniisj'lvauia Rd. Foundry,
machine shops, flour mill and various man-
ufactures.
LiEDGEK ; Saturdaj'S; four pages; size
23xo2 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1883 ; A.
J. Melcher, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
CLARION, C. H., Clarion Co., -a 1,500
pop., on Pittsburgh & Western Rd. and on
Clarion r., 75 m. N. by E. of Pittsburgh.
Situated in an agricultural, oil-producing,
lumber and mining district,
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50;
established 184U; Kribbs & Reed, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
JACKSONIAN; Thui-sdaj^s ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.45 ; established 1873 ; A. A. Carlisle, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBL.ICAN- GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1869; John B.
Patrick, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
CLAYSVIIiliE, Washington Co., p
4<X) pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd. Flour
mills and several stores.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages ;
size 22x30; subscription $2; established 1885;
J. R. Foulkes, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
CLEARFIELD, C. H., Clear/ield Co.,
D 2,500 pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna
r. and Tyrone and Clearfield division of
Pennsj'lvania Central and terminus of the
branch of the Beech Creek Rds., 41 m. from
Tyrone and 172 from Pittsburgh. Industries
— manufacturing lumber, fire brick, agri-
culture and coal mining.
DEiilOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; W. A. Short, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
RAFTSMAN'S JOURNAL.; Wednes
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription $1.5(J ; established 1854 ; S. J.
Row & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1827 ; Geo. B. Goodlander, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J 2.
COALPORT, Clearfield Co., n 2,500
pop. (including suburbs). Bells Gap and
Cresson, Clearfield Co. & New York Short
Route Rds., 2 m. N. of Mauch Chunk and
25 N. of Altoona. The chief industries of
the town are mining, coaking and lumber-
ing.
STANDARD; Thursdays; four pages;
size '24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; C. P. Pannebaker, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
COATESVILLE, Chester Co., \:\i,(im
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., at intersection
of Wilmington & Northern Rd.. 38 m. from
Philadelphia. A centre for iron, paper and
woolen mills. Surrounded bj' an agricult-
ural and dairying district.
CHESTER VALIiEY UNION; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; establisliecl 1863 ; Wm. J.
Kauffman, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
TIMES; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. H. Graves, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PENNS TL VANIA.
HOME MONTHLY; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1885 ; Rev. S B. Best, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
COCHRANTON, Crawford Co., ^
750 pop. Manufacturing, agricultural and
trading town, on Franklin branch of N. Y.,
P. & O. Rd., in fine farming country.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.75 ; established 1878 ; C.
A. Bell, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
COLLEGEVILLE, Montgomery Co..
□,490 pop., on Perkiomen r. and at junc-
tion of Perkiomen Rd., 7 m. from Norris-
town, C. H. A farming country.
PROVIDENCE INDEPENDENT ;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x38 ; subsci'iption $1.25 ; established 1875 ; E.
S. Moser, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
COLUMBIA, Lancaster Co., D^ 10,000
pop., on Susquehanna r., 27 m. from Har-
risburg, ou main line of Pennsylvania Rd.,
at junction of Reading & Columbia, Balti-
more & Frederick and Columbia & Port
Deposit Rds. A lumber and coal depot, and
engaged in manufacturing iron and stoves.
COURANT ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1829; A. M. Rambo, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1 .
H E R A Li D ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1866; Wm. B. Given, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SP Y ; Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 29x44; subscription $2.50; established
1816 ; J. W. Yocum, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
CONNEAUTVILLE, Crawford Co.,
\2 1,300 pop., on Erie & Pittsburgh Rd., 113
m. from Pittsburgh and 35 from Erie. Agri-
culture and manufacturing are the chief
Industries.
COURIER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages; size of page 15x22; svibscription $1.75 ;
established 1847; J. E. & W. A. Rupert, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
CONNELLSVILLE, Fayette Co., p
3,615 pop., on Pittsburgh div. of Bait. &Ohio
and Southwest br. of Penna. Rd., at junc-
tion of Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Youghio-
gheny Rd., 57 m. E. of Pittsburgh. Coke,
limestone, iron and lumber are the princi-
pal features of industry. Centre of the
Connellsville coke region.
FAYETTE MONITOR; Thursdays;
dentocratic ; eight pages ; size 31x43 : subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1871 ; D. P. Stentz, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
KEYSTONE COURIER; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion $1..50 ; established 1879 ; H. P. Snyder,
editor; Snyder & Stimmell, publishers; cir-
culation I 1 .
CONSHOHOCKEN, Montgomery
Co., c\ 4,561+ pop., on Schuylkill r. and Phila-
delphia & Reading and Pennsylvania and
Plymouth Rds., 14 m. N. W. of Philadel-
phia. Engaged in the manufacture of gas
and water pipes, woolen and worsted
goods, carpets, railroad cars and iron man-
ufacture generallj%
RECORDER; Saturdays; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
559
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYL VANIA.
established 1869 ; George W. Evans, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
COOKPORT, Indiana Co., -a 250 pop.
Planing and saw mills. In an agricultm-al
section.
PORT MONITOR ; Tuesdajs ; inde-
pendent; four pages; size -^4x35; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; B. F. Williams,
editor and publisher; cii-culation K 1.
CORRY, JSrie Co., ^ 6,277 pop., on
Philadelphia & Erie Rd., at crossing of
N. Y., P. & O. and Buffalo, Philadelphia &
New York Rds., 37 m. from Erie. A railroad
and manufacturing centre. Engaged in
oil, lumber and iron manufactures. Sup-
plied with natural gas which is used as
fuel ; has excellent water- works and electric
lights.
FLYER; every evening except Sunday;
four pages; size 21x3n; subscription $5;
established 1886; Wm. C. Plumb, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
LiEA DER: every evening except Sunday,
and TELiEGRAPH, Fridays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x:50, weekly 35x48 ; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1.50 ; established — daily 1885,
weekly 1865; Joseph A. Pain, editor and
publisher ; cii-culation- daily L 2, weekly J 1.
HERALD ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1877 ; Frank S. Heath, editor and
publisher; circulation .12.
SUNDAY VENTURE; Sundays; in-
dependent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1886; Geo. A. Northrup,
editor and publisher.
TELEGRAPH; {see Leader.)
COUDERSPORT, C.U., Potter Co.,
^ 1,015 pop., on Allegheny r. and on Cou-
dersport & Port Allegheny Rd., 174 m. N. of
Harrisburg. Bank, foundry, steam saw
mills, carriage shops and tanneries are at
this place.
POTTER CO. JOURNAL ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion §1.75 ; established 1848 ; Edwin Haskell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
POTTER ENTERPRISE ; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1.75; established 1874; W. W.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
CURWENSVIL.LE, Clearfield Co.,
D 1,200 pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna
r. and on Pa. Rd., 6 m. above Clearfield.
Tanneries, woolen mills, foundries and
manufactures of various kinds carried on.
COUNTY REVIEAV ; Saturdays ; eight
pages; size 215x40 ; subscription $1; established
1882 ; R. H. Brainard, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
DANVIliLE, C. H., Montour Co., □
8,346-l- pop., on N. branch of Susquehanna r.,
67 m. from Harrisburg, on Delaware, Lack-
awanna & Western, Phila. & Reading and
Sunbury, Hazleton & Wilkes-Barre Rds., 150
m. from Philadelphia and 175 from New
York. Iron works and various other manu-
factures.
RECORD ; every dav except Sunday, and
NATIONAL RECORD, Fridays; inde
pendent ; four pages ; size— daily 22x:30, week-
ly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $1.50, weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1881, weekly 1876 ; Victor A.
Lotier, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly K 2.
SUN; every morning except Sunday ; four
pages ; size 50x27 ; sub.scription $o ; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. Chalfant, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
GEM; Saturdays; four pages; size 13x20
subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; R W.
Eggert, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
INTELLIGENCER; Fridays; demo-
cratic : four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1828 ; Thomas Chalfant, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONTOUR AMERICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1855 ; William B. Baldy,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NATIONAL RECORD; {see Record.)
DARBY, Delmoare Co , Q, 2.000 pop.,
on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rd., 6 m. from Philadelphia. The country
seat of many Philadelphia business men.
DELAWARE CO. INDEPENDENT;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 2bx4(l ;
subscription $l ; established 1885; Folger Mc-
Kinsey and Wm. E. Tribit, editors and pub-
lishers.
NEWS AND PASCHALL PINNA-
CLE; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages , size 22x:^) ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1886 ; W. H. Schaeffer, editor and publisher.
'DA.YTO'S,^rmstrongCo., -a 579t pop.,
18 miles from Kittanning. Farming district.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882 ; D. A. Lowe, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
DELTA, York Co., g 500 pop., on York
& Peach Bottom Railway, at junction of
Maryland Central Rd. Produces roofing
slate, said to be the best in the world. Farm-
ing and canning district.
HERALD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; S. J. Barnett, editor ; Herald Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2. i^~ Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Nor. 12. 1886, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
9S4 copies.
TIMES; Fridays; independent ; four
pages; size '24x36; subscription $1; estab-
lished l8S(i; James M Parker, editor; Times
Publishing Co. (limited), publishers.
DIL.I.SBURG, York Co., g 550 pop.,
at terminus of the Dillsburg & Mechanics-
burg Rd., 13 m. from Harrisburg. Situated
in an agricviltural and mineral district.
BULLETIN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876 ; Edward W. Shapley, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DOWNINGTOWN, Chester Co.,^
2,0(X) pop., on Pennsylvania Central Rd., at
junction of Waynesburgh branch, and at
terminus of Chester Valley division of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 30 m. from
Philadelphia, Engaged in the manufacture
of paper, woolen goods, stoves and ma-
chinery.
CHESTER CO. ARCHIVE: Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; Harry L. Skeen, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DOYLESTOWN.C. H., Bucks Co., R
2,070+ pop., on Doylestown branch of Beth-
lehem division of Philadelphia & Reading
Rd., 28 m. from Philadelphia. In an agri-
cultural district and centre of trade.
INTELLIGENCER; every morning ex-
560
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
cent Sunday, and BUCKS CO. INTEL,-
LdGENCER, Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size— daily Itix^ti, weekly 30x48 ; sub-
scription— dailv $:i, weekly $2; established-
daily 18S6, weekly 1804 ; Paschall Bros., edi
tors and publishers ; circulation— weekly H l.
BT CKS CO. EXPRESS AND RE-
FORM; Tuesdays; German ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.35 ;
established 1827; F. F. Bechlin, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the
Bucks Co. Mirror.
BUtKS CO. INTELLIGENCER ;
(see Intelligencer.)
BUCKS CO. MIRROR; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.35; established 1870; F. F. Bech-
lin, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; is-
sues also the Bucks Co. Express and Reform.
DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 30x48 ; subscription $2..50 ; es-
tablished lbl6; W. W, H. Davis, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 .
DER MORGENSTERN ; Tuesdays;
German ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.5U ; established 1836 ; Bauman
& Daubert, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1.
DRIFTWOOD, Cameron Co., [^ 504t
pop., on Allegheny Valley Rd., at junction
of P. & E. division of the Pennsylvania Rd.
Situated in a lumbering district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876; J. T. Earl, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
DU BOIS, Clearfield Co., u 7,000 pop.,
on Allegheny Valley Rd., at junction of the
Buffalo, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rd., 127 m.
from Pittsburgh. Coal mining and saw
milling.
COURIER; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Earl & Gray, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
EXPRESS; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Express Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
DUNCANNON, Perry Co., □ 2,750
pop., on P. Rd., 11 m. from New Bloomfleld.
Engaged in manufacture of lumber, iron
and nails.
RECORD ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.30 ; established 1873 ;
John L McCaskey, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
DUNMORE, Lackawanna Co., □' 5,200
pop., ou D., L. & W. and Erie & Wyoming
Valley Rds., 2 m. from Scranton; in the
coal region.
PIONEER; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x311 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
Frank P. Woodwai-d, editor and publisher.
DUSHORE, Sullivan Co., ^ 800 pop.,
on State Line & Sullivan Rd. A rich agri-
cultural district ; also engaged in mining,
lumbering and farming ; a thriving trade
centre.
SULLIVAN REVIEW; Thursdays;
Independent; eight pages; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; E. A. Strong,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
EAST BERLIN, Adams Co., g 550
pop., on Berlin branch of Hanover Junction
& Gettysburg Rd., 10 m. from Hanover, 13
from York and 16 from Gettysburg. Has
bank, niachiue shop, flouring mill, coach
PENNS YL VANIA.
factory, large creamery and brush factory.
Surrounded by an agricultural district.
RECORD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; J.
H. Gardner, editor and publisher.
EAST BRADY, Clarion Co., -o 1,500
pop., on Allegheny Valley Rd., 67 m. from
Pittsburgh. Mainly engaged in coal mining.
REVIE\V ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;.
N. E. Graham, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
EAST EMPORIUM, Cameron Co.,
if] 30 pop., 1 m. from Emporium.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established
1867 ; S. S. Hacket, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
EASTON, C. H., Northampton Co., n-
11,924+ pop., on Delaware r., 57 m. from
Philadelphia and 75 from New York City.
Centre of six railroads. Engaged in manu-
factures and a centre of trade. The seat of
Lafayette College.
ARGUS : every evening except Sunday,,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic; daily
four pages, weekly six pages; size— daily
26x40, weekly (size of page) 23x28 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $3.50, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1879, weekly 1826 ; O. L. Fehr, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly II;
issues also the Northampton Correspondent.
EXPRESS; every evening except Sun-
day ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1855 ; W. H.
Bixler, editor ; Express Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
FREE PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and SEMI -WEEKLY, Tues-
days and Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 25x40; subscription — daily $4.50, semi-
weekly $1.50; established — daily 1865, semi-
weekly 1855 ; Andrews & Clifton, editors and
publishers ; circulation — daily I 1 , semi-
weeklv I 1 .
COUNCIL BRAND; Fridays; Im-
proved Order of Red Men ; four pages ; size
16x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ; T.
D. Tanner, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
LABOR JOURNAL ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Victor Drury, editor ; Charles
B. Simmerman, publisher: circulation K 1.
LEHIGH VALLEY LAW RE-
PORTER ; Fridays; legal; twelve pages;
size of page 7x10; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1885 ; Wm. Beidelman, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
NORTHAMPTON COR R E-
SPONDENT; Fridays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1801 ; O. L. Fehr, editor and
publisher ; circ'n J 2 ; issues also the Argus.
NORTHAMPTON DE3IOCRAT t
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x45 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; Howard
Mutchler, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
SENTINEL; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; sub.scription $1; es-
tablished 1817 ; J. P. Correll, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the Sun-
day Call.
SUNDAY CALL; Sundays; four
pages; size 26x40; subsci'iption $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. P. Correll, editor and publisher ;.
circulation I 2 ; issues also the Sentinel.
L A F A Y ET T E ; semi-monthly ; thirty
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription $1..50;
established 1875 ; Students of Lafayette Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
AMERICAN MECHANICS' AD-
VOCATE: monthly; United American Me-
chanics ; eight pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
561
PENXS YL VANIA.
50 cents ; established 1869 ; Wm. M. Shultz,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
RUT LEDGE'S MONTHLY;
eight pages ; size 30x44 • subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1880; Rutledge Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
£AST STROUDSBURG, Monroe
Co., o 1,800 pop., on Delaware, Lackawanna
& Western Rd., 96 m. from New York City
and 85 from Philadelphia. Carries on
various manufactures.
MONROE NEWS ; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 2tix40 : subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; H. P. Woodward,
editor ami publisher ; circulation K 2.
EBENSBURG, C. H., Cambria Co.,
D 1,200 pop., at terminus of Ebensburg &
Cresson branch of Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 11 m. from Cresson. Engaged in manu-
facturing lumber, woolen goods, leather,
etc. Shipping point for northern part of
county.
CAMBRIA FREEMAN; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscrip-
tion S2.25 ; established 1867 ; Jas. G. Hasson,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
CAMBRIA HERALD; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1871 ; Fes Lloyd, editor
-and publisher ; circulation K 2.
£D£N, Bucks Co., a, 50 pop., on Phila
delphia & Reading Rd. at Langhorne and
Hulmeville stations, 21 m. from Philadel-
phia and 12 from Trenton. Coal and lumber.
I. O. O. F GUEST AND KNIGHTS
OF PYTHIAS RECORD; monthly;
Knights of Pythias ; eight pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1882 ; W. G.
P. Brinkloe, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
IDENBURG, (KNOX P. O.) Clarion
Co.. -a 1,058 pop., on E. S. & Clarion Rd., 20
m. S. from Oil City by wagon road. Machine
shops, planing mills and several oil wells
located here.
CLARION CO. NATIONAL ; Fri
•days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
§1.25 ; established 1881 ; T. W. West, editor ; J.
<). West, publisher; circulation K 1.
CLARION CO. OBSERVER ; Fri
davs; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
§1.25 ; established 1884 ; H. Price, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
EDINBORO, Erie Co.,\2 1,000 pop., 18
m . from Erie and Meadville. Manufactories
of lumber, pumps, sash and blinds. The
Northwestern State Normal School here,
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; S. E. Phipps, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ELDRED, McKean Co., [^ 1,484 pop.,
on Alleghany r., on Buffalo, N. Y. & Phila.,
Kendall & Eldred, Bradford, Bor. & Kin.
and Bradford, Eldred & Cuba Rds., 14 m.
from Bradford, Pa. Engaged in various
manufactures. Coal is mined in vicinity.
EAGLE; Saturdays; eight pages; size
S0x44; subscription .$1.50; established 1878;
A. D. Gould, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
ELIZABETH, Allegheny Co., p 3,400
pop., on the Monongahela r. and Pittsburgh,
Virginia & Charleston Rd., 22 m. from
Pittsburgh. Engaged in coal mining and
PENNSYLVANIA.
boat-building; centre and chief shipping
point of the Monongahela coal fields. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural country.
HERALD ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; R. T. Wiley, editor ; McGinley &
Wiley, publishers ; circulation K 2.
EL.IZABETHTOWN, ^««cas<€r
Co., O, 980t pop., on Pennsylvania Central
Rd., 18 m. from Lancaster City and an equal
distance from Han-isburg, Lebanon and
York. Situated in an agricultural district.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1869 ;
J. G. Westafer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
ELKLAND, Tioga Co., b 750 pop.,
on the Cowanesque branch of the C, C. & A.
and AddLson & Northern Penn. Rds., 27 m.
from Corning, N. Y., 37 from Elmira and
14 from Addison.
JOURNAL; Fridays; independent ; four
pages; size 24x.S6 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; J. J. Van Home, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
EMI.ENTON, Venungo Co., V] 1,123
pop., on Alleghany r., 89 m. from Pittsburgh,
on the Alleghany Valley Rd. A fine farming
centre.
CRITIC ; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
18x25 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1884 ; M.
Goughler. editor; M. Goughler & Bro., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEYVS ; semi-weekly, Mondays and Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1885 ; E. H. Cubbison, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
EMPORIUM, C. H., Cameron Co., t\
2,000 pop., on P. & E. division of Penn. Rd.
and also on Buffalo. N. Y. & Phila. Rd., 101
m. W. from Williamsport. Has foundry,
large tannery, machine shops, saw mills,
and saw, lath and picket manufactories.
CAMERON CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size .30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1866 ; C. B. Gould, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
EPHRATA, Lancaster Co., p 1,300
pop., on Phila. & Reading Rd. An agricult-
ural district.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 :
Chas. S. Yeager editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1 .
ERIE, C. H., Erie Co., ^ 33,215 pop.,
on Lake Erie, New York, Chicago & St.
Louis, Erie & Pittsburgh, Philadelphia &
Erie and Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Rds., 90 m. from Buffalo. Engaged in lake
commerce, lumber trade and manufactures.
Gas w^ells are located here.
EVENING HERALD : every evening
except Sunday, and HERALD, Saturdays ;
democratic; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 25x38, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription— daily, $6, weekly $1.50 ;
established 1878; Herald Printing and Pub-
lishing Co. (limited), editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily I 1 , weekly .T 2 ; issues also
the Lake Shore Visitor and the Sonntagsgast.
MORNING DISPATCH; every morn-
ing except Sunday, and DISPATCH, Wed-
nesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size— daily
25x38, weekly 30x47; subscription— daily $8,
o62
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
weekly $2 ; established — daily 1861, weekly
1851 ; Disijatch Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily J 2, weekly I 2 .
TAGEBIjATT; every morning except
Monday ; German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1883 ; Erie
Tageblatt Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
ADVEllTISEli; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 ; establlslied 1874 ; John M. Glazier, edi-
tor and pul)lisher ; circulation J 2.
DISPATCH: (see Morning Dispatch.)
GAZETTE; Tuesdays, and SUNDAY
MDIIXIXG GAZETTE, Sundays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion—weekly $1.25, Sunday $2.50 ; established
1820; John R. Hess, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—weekly K 2, Sunday J 1.
HEftAIjD; (see Evening Herald.)
L.AKE SHORE VISITORi Thurs-
days ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44; sub-
scription $2.20; established 1874; Rev. T. A.
Casey, editor ; Herald Printing and Publish-
ing Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation I 1 ;
issues also the Evening Herald and the
Sonntaqiigast.
O 15 S E R V E R ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1830 ; J. C Brady, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
SONNTAGSGAST; Sundays ; German ;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1.80 ;
established 1881 ; Frank L. Weiss, editor ;
Herald Printing and Publishing Co. (limited),
publishers ; circulation I 2 ; issues also the
Evening Herald and the Lake Shoi-e Visitor.
SUNDAY GRAPHIC; Sundays; in
dependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; F. E. Woods,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY MORNING GAZETTE;
(see Gazette.)
ZUSCHAUER IN DER NEUEN
HEIMATH; Thursdays; German; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1852 ; F. G. Gorenflo, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
STAR OF LIBERTY; monthly ; anti-
monopoly ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion 75 cents ; established 1877 ; H. A. Storrs,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
EVERETT. Bedford Co., g 2,750 pop.,
on Huntingdon & Broad Top and South
Pennsylvania (new) Rds., 8 m. E. of Bedford
and 44 S. W. of Huntingdon. Contains
steam tanneries, steam flouring and plan-
ing mills, foundry and an agi-icultural im-
plement factory.
PRESS; Wednesdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; sul:)scription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; G. P. Bowers and J. H. Ci'aig,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
F ACTOR YVILLE, Wyoming Co., cf
520 pop., on Delaware, Lackawanna & West-
ern Rd.
ACADE3IIAN; monthly; twenty pages;
size of page 8x10 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S5; Phi Mu Society of Keystone
Academy, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a school paper ; issued during the
school jear.
FANNETTSBURG, Franklin Co..
^ :-W pop., on W. branch of Conococheague
creek, 18 m. N. W. of Chambersburgh.
Tannery and iron furnaces.
PATH VALIiEY NEWS; Saturdays;
neutral; four pages; size 22x;M ; subscrijjtion
$1.25 ; established 1SS6 ; John A. McAllen,
editor anfl publisher.
PARK'S FLORAL. MAGAZINE;
monthly; floriculture ; sixteen pages octavo ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1872;
George Watt Park, editor and publisher;
circulation 1 1 .
PENNSYL VANIA.
FARMERSVILLE, Lancaster Co.,
□^ 195 pop., 3 m. S. E. of Akron, a station on
the Philadelphia & Reading Rd., and 5
N. W. of New Holland, a station on the
Penusjdvania Rd., and 12 N. E. of Lancaster.
A farming section.
GUIDING STAR; monthly; evangel-
ical ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1879 ; E. H. Burkholder,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
\V E B E R ' S ;>I A G A Z I N E OF
HUxMAX CULTURE ; monthly ; twenty-
four pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; M. S. Weber, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation X
FERN"WOOD, Delaware Co., D, 500
pop., on Philadelphia & West Chester Rd.,
4 m. from Philadelphia. A manufacturing
town.
FERN^VOOD AND LANSDOWNE
TliMES; Saturdays; four pages; size 22x32;
subscription $1 ; established 18S6 ; PhUlip
Lennon, editor and publisher.
FOX CHASE, Philadelphia Co., O,
on Philadelphia, Newtown and New York
Rd. A suburb of Philadelphia and a branch
of its post-offtce.
CHRONICLE; (see Philadelphia.)
FRACKVIELE, Schuylkill Co., a-
2,5(J0 pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd.,
11 m. from Pottsville. Coal Is extensively
mined in this vicinity.
ITEM 5 Saturdaj's ; four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Item Pub-
lishing Co., editors and imblishers; circula-
tion L 2 .
FRANKFORD, Philadelphia Co., ^
15,000 pop., on the Eastern div. of the Penna.
Rd., 6 m. from Philadelphia, of which it is a
suburb. Contains important manufactures
of cotton and woolen goods, chemicals and
carriages, and has steel works and iron
foundries.
DISPATCH; (see Philadelphia.)
GAZETTE; (see Philadelphia.)
GLEANER; (see Philadelphia.)
HERALD ; (see Philadelphia.)
FRANKLIN, C. H., Ve7iango Co., ti
7,000 pop., on French creek, near Allegheny
r., and on N. Y., P. & O., Franklin division
of Lake Shore & Michigan Southern, Alle-
gheny Valley and Buffalo, New York &
Philadelphia Rds., 28 m. from Meadville.
Engaged in oil trade. In the oil and natu-
ral gas regions of Pennsjlvania.
EVENING NEWS; every evening
except Suntlay ; four pages ; Size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1S7S ; Evening News
Co., editors and puljlishers; circulation J 1.
PENNY PRESS; every evening ex-
cei)t Sunday; four pages; size 22x3(1; sub-
scription $3!l2; established 1886; Samuel P.
Brigham, editor and publisher.
CITIZEX-PRESS; Thursdays; repub-
lican; eight pages ; size 3i»x44 ; subscription
SI. 50 ; established 1855 ; E. W. Smiley, editor ;
E. W. Smilev & Co.. publishers ; circ'n I 1 .
VEXANGO SPECTATOR; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1849 ; A. P.
Whitaker, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
FREEBURGH, Snyder Co., n 800
pop., 5 111. from Susquehanna r. and 40 from
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
563
PENXSYL VANIA.
Harrisburg. Tannery, cigar factory, coach
and other factories.
CO URIER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1866; H. B. & C. F. Moyer, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
FREELAND, Luzerne Co., D- 4,000
pop., on Lehigh Valley Rd. One of the
» wealthiest and most prosperous coal
regions in the State. Foundry, planing
mill, machine shops, etc.
PROCtRESS ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1881 : Owen Fowler, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
FREEPORT, Armstrong Co.,-U l,614t
pop., on Allegheny r. and Western Pennsyl-
vania division of Pennsylvania Central Rd.,
29 m. from Pittsburgh.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1876;
R. B." McKee, editor; Journal Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
GALL.ITZIN, Cambria Co., U 900 pop.,
on Pennsylvania Rd. At the end of the
great tunnel by w^hich the trains pass
through the Allegheny mountains. Exten-
sive coal mines and coke factories.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
J. I. Campbell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
GERMANTOWN, Philadelphia Co.,
Q, 25,000 pop., 6 m. from Phila., of which It is
a suburb, and connected with it by German-
town br. of Reading Rd. and horse cars. Is
a manufacturing town, and engaged princi-
pally in the production of woolen yarns,
hosiery and knit goods.
INDEPENDENT; (see Philadelphia.)
GAZETTE; (see Philadelphia.)
STUDENT ; (see Philadelphia.)
TELEGRAPH! (see Philadelphia.)
G E T T Y S B U R G, C. H., Adams
Co., ^ 3,074 pop., on Baltimore & Harrisburg
and Gettysburg & Harrisburg Rds., 36 m.
from Harrisburg, 52 from Baltimore and
112 from Philadelphia. Pennsylvania Col-
lege and Theological College of the
Lutheran Church are located here.
COMPILER ; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1818; H. J. Stable, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
STAR AND SENTINEL; Tuesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established— S6w*i»iei 1800, Star 1828,
consolidated 1867; D. A. Buehler, editor;
Buehler & Co., publishers; circulation .1 2.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE
MONTHLY; forty four pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1877 : Pi'ofessors
and Students of Pennsylvania College,
editors and puV>lishers ; circulation K 1 ; a col-
lege paper: issued during the collegiate
year.
SEMINARY MONTHLY; thirty two
pages octavo ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1876; J. E. Weihle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; a school paper ;
issued (liu'ing the school year.
LUTHERAN QUARTERLY; luth-
eran ; one hundred and sixty-four pages oc-
tavo; subscription $3; established 1870; E. J.
Wolf, D. D., and Prof. P. M. Bikle, Ph. D..
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PENNSYLVANIA.
GIRARD, Erie Co., ^ 1.000 pop
(of town 4,00(1), on Lake Shore & Michi-
gan Southern and N. Y., Chicago & St. Louis
Rds., at junction of Erie & Pittsburgh Rd.,
16 m. from Erie and on the proposed line
of the Ohio River & Lake Erie Rd. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
COSMOPOLITE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1867 ; C. M. Bender, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GIRARDVILLE, Schuylkill Co., d-
2,730t pop., on Philadelphia & Reading and
Lehigh Valley Rds. Coal region.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; John
B. Arnold, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
GLEN ROCK, York Co., g 900 pop.,
on Northern Central Rd., 42 m. from Balti-
more and Harrisburg and 16 from Yoi*k ; in
centre of rich farm and iron region. Iron,
w^oolen and rope manufactures, and car
works and flouring and planing mills.
ITEM; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1870; G. P. Yost, M.D., editor: Hos-
hour & Spate, publishers ; circulation J 1.
GREAT BEND, Susquehanna Co., [:f
1,201 » pop., on D., L. & W. and Erie Rds.,
J m. from Halstead, 9 from Susquehanna
and 14 from Binghamton, N. Y. Sur-
rounded bv a good farming, grazing and
dairy country. Contains a large tannery.
PLAIN DEALER; Thursdays ; in-
dependent eight pages; size 30x44; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1874; More & Dubois,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
GREENCASTLE, Franklin Co., g
1,735+ pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., 63 m
from Harrisburg. Situated in an agricult
ural district, and engaged in manufactur-
ing agricultui'al implements, etc .
PRESS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.25; established 1878;
B. F. Winger and Claggett Seacrest, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
VALLEY ECHO; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; George E. Haller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENSBORO, Greene Co., p 575
pop., on Munongahela r., 90 m. from Pitts-
burgh. In an excellent oil region ; manufac-
tory of stoneware and roofing tiles. Daily
connection with Pittsburgh by steamer.
GRAPHIC; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.75 ; established
1885 ; E. E. Dilliner, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
GREENSBURGH, C. H., Westmore-
land Co., p 5,000 pop., on Pennsylvania Rd ,
at junction of the Southwest Pennsylvania
Rd.,32 m. from Pittsburgh. In an agricult-
ural district and centre of trade. A
prominent coal shipping point. Is heated
and lighted by natural gas, the largest wells
in the country being but three miles from
the town.
EVENING PRESS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and PRESS, Tuesdays; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly six pages;
564
GEO. P. ROWELlL & GO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
size — daily 22x30, weekly (size of page) 21x28 ;
subscription— daily §5, weelcly $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S1 ; James B. Laux, editor and man-
ager ; circulation— daily J 2, weekly H 1.
RECORD ; every evening except iSuuday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; four pages;
size— daily 22x:jO, weekly :30x44; subscription
— daily §5, weekly §1.51) ; established 1886 ;
Darwin Musick, editor ; Musick & Stahl, pub-
lishers.
PENXSYLVAMA ARGUS; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription §2. 6U ; established 1832; John M.
Laird, editor and publisher; circulation 1 1.
PRESS; (see Evening F^-ess.)
TEMPERANCE BANNER; Fridays;
temperance ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription §1; established 1S86; John D.Gill,
editor ; Banner Printing Co., publishers.
TRIBUNE AND HERALD; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription S2; established— rribwne 1870,
Herald 1855; M'Afee, Atkins & Peoples, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
WESTMORELAND DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $2 ; established 1798 ;
Vogle & Winsheimer, editors and publishers;
circulation II.
GREENVILLE, Mercer Co., \- 4,000
pop., on Shenango r. and Erie & Pittsburgh,
Ohio & Lake Erie and N. Y., Penna. & Ohio
Rds., at terminus of Shenango & Allegheny
Rd., 63 m. from Erie, 86 from Pittsburgh
and 83 from Cleveland. Has ^voolen and
rolling mills, manufactories and coal mines.
Centre of a farming region.
ADVANCE ARGUS; Thursdays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1860 ; James C. Brown,
editor; Brown & Hippee, publishers; cir-
culation J 1 .
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages;
size 15x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1835; Aus. H. Robins, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
PROGRESS; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription S1.50 ;
established 1877; Harpst & Huling, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SHENANGO VALLEY NEWS; Fri-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .S2 ; established 1882 ; W. H. H.
Dumars, editor and publisher; clrc'n K 2.
GROVE CITY, Mercer Co., \: on line
of Shenango & Allegheny Rd. Has a fine
educational institution and located in the
midst of a large coal district.
TELEPHONE; Fridays; independent;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; W. H. McElwaine, editor ;
Little & Moore, publishers ; circulation K 2.
B^" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding November 26, 1886, ns per statement
on file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 781 copies.
HAMBURGH, Berks Co., a 2,325
pop., in Windsor township, on Schuylkill r.
canal, Penn., Schuylkill Valley and Phila
delphia & Reading Rds., 18 m. from Read-
ing and 70 N. of Philadelphia. Has trade in
gi'ain, leather and iron.
HAMBURGER SCHNELLPOST;
Tuesdays ; German ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x28 ; suV)scription SI ; established
1841 ; Moritz P. Doering, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
ITE;>I ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
suVjficription $1 ; established 1875 ; S. A. Focht,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
HANOVER, York Co., g 2,317t pop.
(of town 3,000), on Penn. Rd., Frederick
PENNSYL F.-1.V7.4.
division, at junction of Rd. to Gettysburg,
35 m. from Harrisburg, 42 from Frederick,
Md. Centi-e of higlily cultivated district.
CITIZEN: Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1861 ; Barton H. Knode, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation K 2 ; issues also Der Citi-
zen.
DER CITIZEN; Saturdays; German;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x32 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1860 ; Barton H. Knode,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues
also the Citizen.
HERALD; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 30x40 ; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1872 ; M. O. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation I 1. SW Actual average
circulation for the year preceding Nov. 13, 1886,
as per statement on file at the office of the
American Neu-spaper Directory, 2,154 copies.
SPECTATOR; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1844 ; Leader Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HARRISBURG, C. H., Dauphin Co.,
D State capital, 45,U00 pop., on Susquehanna
r. and Pennsylvania Central, Philadelphia
8c Reading, Cumberland Valley, Northern
Central, Harrisburg & Potomac, Harrisburg
& Gettysburg and Schuylkill & Susque-
hanna Rds,, 106 m. W. of Philadelphia. Ex-
tensively engaged in the manufacture of
iron and other articles, in which 4,500 men
are employed.
EVENING STAR ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x.34 ; sub-
scription $2.fi0; established 1886; William P.
Hastings, editor and publisher.
INDEPENDENT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
23x38, weekly 29x43; subscription— daily
$3.25, weekly $1 ; established — daily 1876,
weekly 1883; E. Z. Wallower, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H 2, weekly H 1.
MORNING CALL; every morning
except Sunday, and CALL, Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
—daily $5, weekly §1 ; established 1885 ; Call
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—dailv H 1, weeklv I 2 .
rtlORNINt} PATRIOT ; every morn
ing except Sunday, and W^EEKLY, Tues-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weeklj'
eight pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly (size of
page) 15x22 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly
$1 ; established 1853 ; William P. Hastings,
editor and publisher ; cii'culation — daily H 2,
weekly H 1.
TELEGRAPH; every evening except
Sunday, and W^ E E K L Y, Tuesdays ; re-
publican; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription — daily $5,
weeklv $1 ; established— daily 1856, weekly
1828 ; "M. W. McAlarney, editor ; Harrisburg
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation — daily
H 1, weekly H 2.
CA LL : (see Morning Call.)
CHURCH ADVOCATE; Wednesdays ;
church of God ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1835 ; C. H. Forney,
D D., editor; Board of Publication of the
General Eldership of the Church of God, pub-
lishers; circulation 12; issues also the Sun-
dai/ School Gem and Sunday School Workman
DAUPHIN CO. JOURNAL ; Satur
days ; German ; six pages ; size of page 19x26 ;
subscription $1.'^; established 1876; F. W.
Liesmann, editor and publisher; circ'u K 1.
ITINERANT; Saturdays; united breth-
i-en ; four pages ; size 20x25 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1876 ; A. L. Grofif, editor and pub-
lisher ; cireulati<m K 2.
3IORNING TELEGRAM; Sundays;
eight pages ; size of page I6x2:> ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; James M. Place, man-
ager ; circulation D 1 i^^Actual average cir-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
565
PENNSYLVANIA.
■culation for one year preceding Feb. 27, 1887,
us per statemernt on tile at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 21, T"^? copies.
PENNSYL.VANISCHE STAATS-
ZEITUNG; Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1866 ; N. Hamilton, editor and
publislier ; circulation H 1.
CONFERENCE NEWS; semi-monthly;
methodist episcopal ; eight pages ; size 26x3S ;
subscription $1; established 1876; Rev. Thomas
S. Wilcox, A.M., editor; Central Pennsj'l-
vania M. E. Book Room, publishers: cii-c'u .1 2
SUNDAY SCHOOL. GE>I; semi-
monthly; juvenile; four pages; size 16x23;
subscription 33 cents; established 1867 ; Rev.
Geo. Sigler, editor; Board of Publication of
the General Eldership of the Churcli of God,
publishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
a monthly edition is also issued, subscription
25 cents; issues also the Church Advocate
-and Sunday School Workman
MESSENGER; monthly; methodist
episcopal ; four pages ; size 16x21 ; subscrip-
tion 25 cents ; established 1884 ; Rev. B. C.
■Conner, editor and publisher : circulation K 2.
SUNDAY SCHOOL. WORKMAN;
monthly ; church of God ; twenty-eight pages
octavo ; subscription 56 cents ; established
1879; Rev. J. M. Carvell, A.M., editor; Board
of Publication of the General Eldership of
the Church of God ; does not insert advertise-
ments : issues also the Church Advocate and
Sunday School Gem.
JOURNAL OF THE UNITED
STATES ASSOCIATION OF CHAR-
COAL IRON WORKERS ; bi month
ly ; metallurgical ; sixty to one hundred and
twenty pages octavo ; subscription $5 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; John Birkinbine, editor : United
States Association of Charcoal Iron Workers,
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; address all com-
mmiications to the editor at 152 S. Fourth
street, Philadelphia.
HATBORO, Montgomery Co., □, 586t
pop., 15 m. from Philadelphia, on North
Pennsylvania Rd. A manufacturing town
and business centre ; public library of 8,000
volumes.
PUBLIC SPIRIT ; Saturdays : four
pages; size 31x44 ; subscription §2.50; estab-
lished 1873 ; Dr. W. T. Robinson, editor and
publisher ; circulation 1 1 ; dated at Hat-
boro and Jenkintown.
HATFIELD, Montgomery Co., O^ 360
pop., on Phila. & Reading Rd., 25 m. N. of
Philadelphia. Grist mill and steam flour
mill.
MIRROR; Saturdays; four pages; size
126x44; subscription SI ; established 1883; D.
Xi. O. Kulp, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
HAVERFORD COLLEGE P.O.,
Montgomery Co., Q, 9 m. from Philadelphia,
on main line of Pennsylvania Rd. Loca-
tion of Haverford College, which is under
the direction of the Orthodox Friends.
HAVERFORDIAN; monthly; twenty-
eight pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; Students of Haverford
College, editors and publishers ; circulation
L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the colle-
giate year.
HAWLE Y, Wayne Co., cf 4,000 pop.,
on Honesdale div. of N. Y., Lake Erie &
Western and Erie & Wyoming Valley
Rds., 126 m. from New York City and 30
from Scranton. Engaged in manufacturing
and the coal trade. One of the largest silk
mills in the country is here, employing
over 500 persons.
TIMES; Fridays ; Independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
PENNS YL VA NIA .
lished 1874 ; H. W. Wagner, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation K 1. •
HAZLETON, Luzerne Co., o 12,000
pop., on Lehigh Valley Rd., 24 m. from Mauch
Chunk, 120 from New York and 105 from
Philadelphia. A centre of trade for about
50,(K)0 people within a radius of 15 m. Has
wagon-spring and hat factories. Coal min-
ing the chief industry.
PLAIN SPEAKER: every morning
except Sunday, and VVEEKLY, Satur-
days ; independent-democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x35; subscription — daily $3, weekly
$1.50; established— <laily 1882, weekly 1880;
John Dershuck, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—daily J 1 , weekly K 2.
SENTINEL; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY , Fridays ; republican ;
daily four pages, weekly six pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 18x24 : sub-
scription—daily S:3, weekly 82; established
—daily 1870, weekly 1865 ; Sentinel Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation — daily K 2, week-
ly J 1.
STANDARD; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Standard
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; German; non-
partisan ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1876 ; R. F. Stutzbach, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VOLKSBLATT; Wednesdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 :
established 1872 ; Anton Schneider, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HOLLIDAYSBURGH, C.H., Bkiir
Co., n 4,000 pop., on Juniata r. and Pennsyl-
vania canal, connected with Pennsylvania
Central Rd. at Altoona by branch 8 m. long.
Iron and coal mines exist here. Centre
of trade. Iron manufacturing and coal
mining the chief industries.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1846 ; O.
A. Traugh, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI. 75 ; es-
tablished 1&36 ; D. & F. J. Over, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
H O L M E S B URGH, Philadelphia
Co., P, 2,500 pop., near the Delaware r., on the
New York and Trenton Rd. A suburb of
Philadelphia. Has some manufactories.
The Edwin Forrest Home for Aged and
Destitute Members of the Dramatic Pro-
fession is located here.
NEWS; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1884 ; H. A. Kemble, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HOMESTEAD, Allegheny Co., p
4,500 pop., on the Monongahela r., 8 m. from
Pittsburgh, on the Monongahela division of
the Pennsylvania and the Wheeling divi.sion
of the Baltimore & Ohio Rds; also Pitts-
burgh, McKeesport & Youghiogheny Rd. ;
has two glass houses, two flre-brick estab-
lishments, Bessemer steel works and a
large plate steel mill, just erected. Coal
mining is a prominent industry.
LOCAL NEWS; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 22x;}() ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
M. P. Schooley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
PEOPLiE'S WEEKl. Y; Fridays ; eight
pages; size 31x44; subscription Sl.'io ; estab-
lislied 1S85 ; T. F. Galviu, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
HONESDALE, C. H., Wayne Co., cf
T.UiK) pop. (of town), on Lackawaxen creek,
at terminus of Dela'ware & Hudson canal
and Gravity Rd., and on Honesdale divi-
sion of New York, Lake Erie & Western
Rd., 135 m. from New York City, 32 from
Scranton. Engaged in manufacturing and
the coal trade. Delaware & Hudson canal
transports coal from this point to the Hud-
son r. Extensive silk mills are now in
course of construction.
CITIZEN; Thursdaj^s; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; H. Wilson and E. A. Peuniman,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 .
WAYNE CO. HERAL.D; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1832 ; Thomas J. Ham,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
WAYNE INDEPENDENT ; Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; Benj. F.
Haines, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ,
including special editions.
HONEY BROOK, Chester Co., c; 500
pop., on East Brandywine & Waynesburg
Rd., 20 m. from Reading and Lancaster.
Agriculture extensively carried on here.
GRAPHIC ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Jesse I. Dauman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HOUTZDAIiE, Clearfield Co., a
8,000 pop., on Philipsburg & Moshannon
branch of Pennsylvania Rd., in a bitumin-
ous coal mining section.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1832 ; White Nixon, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
HUGHESVILLE, Lycoming Co., ih
1.800 pop., on the Williamsport & North
Branch Rd., 16 m. E. of Williamsport.
Engaged in manufacture of lumber,
furniture, and the shipping of lumber,
bark, railroad ties and leather. Contains
a foundry, machine shops, chair factory,
woolen and flour mills, etc.
MAIL; Fridays ; democi-atic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1874 ; H. H. Rutter, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
HUL.MEVILLE, ^ucks Co., U\ 376t
pop., on Neshaminy creek, 18 m. from Phila-
delphia, 8 from Trenton, N. J., and 5 from
Bristol. Centre of trade. Engaged in
woolen and hair cloth manufacturing.
DELAWARE VALLEY ADVANCE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; Harrison Brothers,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
HUMMELSTOWN, Dauphin Co., n
1,043+ pop., on E. Pennsj'lvania & Lebanon
Valley branch of Philadelphia & Reading
Rd., 9 m. from Harrisburg. Planing mill,
machine shop, foundry, tei'ra cotta works,
carriage factories and quarries of brown
sandstone, used for building purposes.
SUN; Fridays; independent; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
PENNSYLVANIA.
1871 ; W. R. Hendricks, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
HUNTINGDON, C. H., Huntingdon
Co., D 4,800 pop., on Juniata r., Pennsylvania
canal and Pennsylvania Central Rd., at
junction of Huntingdon & Broad Top Rd.,
96 m. from Harrisburg. Engaged in manu-
facturing and mining.
LOCAL NEWS; every morning except.
Sunday, and NEWS, semi-weekly, Mon-
days and Thursdays ; four pages ; size— daily
20x26, semi - weekly 22x31 ; subscription-
daily $4. semi-weekly $1.50; established-
daily 1886, semi-weekly 1874 ; Hugh Lindsay,
editor and publisher; cii'culation— daily L2,,
semi-weeklv 1 1.
NEWS ; '(see Local News.)
GLOBE ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x42; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1845 ; Howard E. Butz, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
GOSPEL MESSENGER; (see Mount
Morris, 111.)
JOURNAL: Fridays; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44; subscription $2 ; established
18.35 ; J. A. Nash, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2; established
1863 ; S. E. Fleming, editor ; S. E. Fleming &
Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
PUBLIC SCHOOL GAZETTE; Fri-
days ; educational ; four pages ; size 16x22 ;.
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Shim-
mell & Elliott, editors and publishers.
GOLDEN DAWN; monthly: thirty-
two pages ; educational; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1884; H. B. Brum-
baugh and Addle Hohf, editors ; Brethrens*^
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K 2.
HYDE PARK, Lackawanna Co., cf
1,500 pop., on the Lackawanna r., a suburb-
of Scranton and a branch of its post-office.
COURIER-PROGRESS; (see Scran-
ton.)
INDIANA, C. H., Indiana Co., -a 4,000'
pop., at terminus of Indiana branch of
Pennsylvania Central Rd., 16 m. from Blairs-
ville. Engaged in manufacturing and a
shipping point for produce, lumber, etc.
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdaj^s; democratic;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1862; Franklin Sansom, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays; republican;,
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1856; J. R. Smith & S. A. Smith, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation J 1.
NEWS; Fridays; national ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.25; establishecl
1884 ; S. G. Barnes, editor ; Indiana Weekly
News Co. (limited), publishers ; circ'n J 1.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; republican;^
four pagei5 ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1870; W. R. Black, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
.30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
Horace M. Lowiy, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
IRWIN, Westmoreland Co., p 1,800
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., at junction of
.the Youghiogheuj^ Rd., 21 m. E. of Pitts-
burgh. Engaged in coal mining.
STANDARD: Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription $1.50; established
1881 ; Lougheail Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
JAMESTOWN, Mercer Co., b 1.450
pop., on the Shenango r., 98 m. N. of Pitts-
burgh and 56 S. of Erie ; on the Erie & Pitts-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
567
PENNSYLVANIA.
burgh and the Franklin branch of the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern Rds. A lum-
bering, stock-raising, dairying and agricult-
ural district.
SENTINEIi ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1883; Robinson Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
JENKINTOWN, Montgomery Co.,
a, 810+ pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd.,
9 m. N. of Philadelphia. Engaged in agri-
culture.
PUBLIC SPIRIT; (see Hatboro.)
JERSEY SHORE, Lycoming Co., b
2,000 pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna r.
and Beech c. Clearfield & Southwestern,
Corning, Cowanesque & Antrim and Phila-
delphia & Erie Rds., 12 m. from Williams-
port and 13 from Lock Haven,
H E R A li D ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .§1.50 ; es-
taolished 1863; Charles B. Seely, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
George B. Carr, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
JOHNSTOWN, Cambria Co., n S.SSOf
pop., oil Pennsylvania Rd., at terminus of
Somerset & Cambria branch of Baltimore
& Ohio Rd., 78 m. from Pittsburgh. En-
gaged in iron, steel, wire, cement, fire brick,
leather and woolen manufacturing.
TRIBITNE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fi-idays ; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 31x46 ; subscription — daily
$5, weekly $1.50; established — daily J873,
weekly 1853 ; Geo. T. Swank, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J 1 , weekly I 2 .
^^^ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 1, 1885, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Director II— daily l,40i', weekly 2,672 copies.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages; size 30x42; subscription .$1.65; es-
tablished 1863; Lucian D. Woodruff, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FREIE PRESSE; Wednesdays; Ger-
man; democratic; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; C. T. Schu-
bert, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. MARK'S GLEANINGS; mouth
ly ; protestant eiJiscopal ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 8x11; subscription 30 cents; estab-
lished 18S4 ; Diller & Morgan, editors and pub-
lishers.
KANE, McKean Co., ^ 525 pop., on
Pennsylvania Rd. A famous summer re-
sort.
LEADER; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x41); subscription $2; established 1885;
T. J. Malone, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
KENNETT SQUARE, Chester Co.,
Q, 1,400 pop., on Central division Pliila., Wil
mington & Bait. Rd., 33 m. from Philadel-
phia. Works of American Road Machine
Co. here ; laas also large foundrj'. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural region.
KENNETT ADVANCE; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1877; W. W. Polk, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
KENNETT NEWS AND ADVER-
TISER; Wednesdaj's ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Theodore D. Hadley, editor and
publisher ; circulation .1 1 .
PENNS YL VANIA.
KITTANNING, C. H., Armstrong
Co., -a 4,800 pop., on Allegheny r. and Alle-
gheny Valley Rd., 44 m. from Pittsburgh.
Coal and iron mines and manufactories
and iron works.
ARMSTRONG DEMOCRAT AND
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $l..j(t ; estab-
lished 1864 ; John W. & Fred'k Rohrer, editors
and publishers : circulation K 1.
ARMSTRONG REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; repul>lican ; four pages ; .size
28x44; subscription $1.50; established 1835; A.
G. Henry & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2
CENTENNIA L ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 35x48; subscription $1; established
1870; W. H. Reichert, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
GLOBE ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; McCullough & Reynolds, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TIMES ; Fi-idays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x37; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876 ; John T. Simpson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
UNION FREE PRESS ; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1825 ; Oswald & Cros-
by, editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
KNOXVILLE, Tioga Co., [^ 700 pop.,
on Addison & Northern Pa. and Corning,
Cowanesque & Antrim Rd., 40 m. from
Elmira, N. Y. Has a sash, door and blind
factory.
COURIER; Fridays ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Edw. E. La Mont, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. |i^~ Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Dec. 1, 1886,
as per statement on flle at the office of the
American Neivspaper Directory, 547 copies.
KUIiPSVILLE, Montgomery Co., O,
375 pop., o}4 m. from Lancaster. Has car-
riage shop and several flouring mills.
TOWAMENSING ITEM; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; H. R. Boorse & Co., editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1.
KUTZTOWN, Berks Co., ^ l,198t
pop., on Allentown Rd., A}4 m. from Topton
and about 17 N. E. of Reading. State Nor-
mal School, also an iron furnace, a foundry
and carriage factory. Limestone and iron
ore abound here.
AMERICAN PATRIOT ; Thursdays ;
English and German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2; established 1874; Jacob
Esser, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ;
issues also the Journal.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1870 ; Conrad Gehring,
editor ; Jacob Esser publisher ; circulation
K 2 ; issues also the American Patriot.
LANCASTER, C. H., Lancaster Co., n\
25,769+ pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., at junc-
tion of Reading & Columbia branch of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 68 m. from
Philadelphia. Centre of trade for a popu-
lous agricultural district. Engaged in agri-
cultiu-e and manufactures. Seat of Frank-
lin and Marshall College.
EXAMINER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdavs; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
26x40, weekly (size of page) 20x27; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2; established
568
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
1827 ; John A. Hiestand, editor and publisher ;
circulation — dailv I 2 , weekly H 1.
FllEIE PRESSE ; everv evening ex-
cept Sunday, SJOXNTA<iS-.IOl"IlN AL.,
Sundays, and DIE LATEKNE, Satur-
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages,
Sunday eight pages ; size — dally 24x36,
Aveekly 2t)x42, Sunday 32x44 ; subscription-
daily '$5.2(t, weekly $2; established— daily
1882, weekly 1871 ; J. H. Schneider, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily J 1, Sunday J 1 ,
weekly J 2.
INTELiLIGENCER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 25x37, weekly (size of
page) 19x25 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly $2;
established— daily 1864, weekly 1794; Stein-
nian & Hensel, editors and publishers; cir-
culation-daily H 2, weekl3' I 2 ; a four-page
edition of the weekly Is also issued ; sub-
scription .S1.25.
NEW ERA; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK. Li Y, Saturdays; independ-
ent-republican; daily four pages, Saturday
six pages, w^eekly eight pages ; size — daily
25x36, Saturday and weekly(size of page) 18x25;
subscription— dailv §5, weekly SI. 50; estab-
Ished 1877 ; J. M. W. Geist, editor ; Warf el &
Geist, publishers; circulation — daily HI,
weeklv H 2.
DER FA3IIL.IEN FREIJND ; weekly ;
German ; eight pages ; size of page 9x13 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1882 ; E. Meister,
editor and publisher; circulation .Tl.
DER VOL.KSFREUXD UXD BEO-
BAC'HTER ; Wednesdays; German; re-
publican ; foiu' pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1808 ; John Baer's Sons,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
DIE LiATERNE ; (see Freie Presse.)
INQUIRER; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1848 ; Elwood & W. W. Griest.
editors and publishers ; circ'n I 1 .
L.AW REVIEW; Mondays; legal; six-
teen pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1883 ; H. C. Brubaker and Chas.
I. Landis. editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
L.UTHERAN OBSERVER; (see Phil
adelphia.)
SJONXTAGS-JOURNAL. ; (see Freie
Presse.)
COLLEGE STUDENT; monthly;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1880 ; Students of
Franklin and Marshall College, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate jear.
MODERN CREMATIST; monthly;
crematiou ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7xl()
subscription §1 ; established 1886 ; Davis &
Hensel. editors and publishers.
PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL
JOURNAL; monthly; educational ; sixty-
pages; size of page 7x10; subscription $1-60;
established 1852 ; E. E. Higbee, editor ; J. P.
McCaskev, pviblLsher; circulation G 1.
STALL'S LUTHERAN YEAR
BOOK AND HISTORICAL QUAR-
TERLY; flfty-two pages octavo; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1881; Rev.
Sylvanus Stall, A.M., editor and publisher.
I.ANGHORNE, Sucks Co., C^ 800
pop., on Bound Brook Rd. ; in a farming
country.
ST A N I> A RD ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ;
Fetterolf Bros., editors and publishers ; cu'cu-
lation K 2.
LANSDALE, Montgomery Co., C^ 1,500
pop., on Philadelphia & Reading and Stony
Creek Rds., 22 m. from Philadelphia, 10 m.
from Norristown and 10 from Doylestown,
at junction of Doylestown & Norristown
Rds. Engaged in manufacturing. A trade
centi'e.
DEHOCRAT ; Tuesdays; democratic;
PENNSYLVANIA.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Lansdale Democrat Publish-
ing Co.. editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
DER BEOBACHTER; Tuesdays; Ger
man ; four pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription $1;
established 1884 ; John B. Rosenberger, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 : issues also
the Republican.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x4U ; subscription §1.25 ; established 1870 ;
Dr. R. H. Andrews, editor and publisher;
cu-culation J 1.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x4<j ; subscription SI ;
established 1885 ; John B. Rosenberger, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also
Der Beobachter.
MEDICAL SUM3IARY" ; monthly ;
medical; flfty-two pages; size of page 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; R. H. An-
drews, M. D., editor and publisher; circula-
tion 1 2 ; dated at Philadelphia.
liANSFORD, Carbon Co., U- 2,500
pop., on Nesquehoning branch of Philadel-
phia & Reading Rd. The adjoining town
of Summit Hill has 1,760 pop.
SUMMIT HILL AND LANSFORD
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x:34; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
J. W. Maloy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
IjA PliUME, Lackawanna Co., [/ 200
pop., on Delaware, Lackawanna & Western
Rd., 14 m. from Scrauton.
SEED-TIME AND HARVEST;
monthly ; agricultural ; thirty-six pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1882 ;
Isaac F. Tillinghast, editor; Seed-Time and
Harvest Co., publishers; circulation E 2.
LAPORTE, C. H., Sullivan Co., ^ 400
pop., 107 m. from Harrisburg. Tanning,
mining, lumbering and farming the chief
Industries of the county.
SULLIVAN REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription Sl-50; established 1883; W. M.
Cheney, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
LATROBE, Westmoreland Co., jH 3,200
pop,, on Pennsylvania and the terminus of
the Ligonier Valley Rds., 41 m. from Pitts-
burgh. Coal mining, coke burning and
agriculture are the principal industries.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Fink & Stockberger, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
HOME NEWS; Tuesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 60
cents ; established 1886 ; J. Coughenour, edi-
tor and publisher.
LAWRENCEVILLE, Tioga Co., ^
800 pop., on Corning, Cowanesque & Antrim,
Jersey Shore, Pine Creek & Buffalo, Syra-
cuse. Geneva & Corning and N. Y., L. E. &
W. Rds., and on Tioga and Cowanesque
r. Farming and tobacco-raising section.
HERALD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Charles C. Redfleld, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
LEBANON, C. H., Lebanon Co., □,
12,0(X) pop. (of city), on Lebanon Valley
branch of Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 25
m. from Harrisburg. Connected with the
Schuj'lkill Co. coal mines by Lebanon &
Tremont Rd., and with the Cornwall ore
mines bj' Cornwall and Cornwall & Lebanon
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
569
PEXNS YL VANIA.
Rds. A number of the largest iron works
are located here.
NE Wf^ ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $6 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Reinhaj"d & Sharp, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
TII>IES; every morning except Sunday,
and VALLEY STANDARD, Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion— daily $5, weekly $1.50 ; established —
daily 1876, weekly 1871 ; C. M. Bowman, editor
and publisher; circ'n — daily K 1, weekly J 1.
ADVERTISER; Fridays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x46; subsci'iption $2 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Breslin Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
COURIER; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription S2.50; es-
tablished 1821 ; T. T. Worth, editor ; Worth &
Reinoehl, publishers ; circulation I 1 .
LEBANON CO. INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50 ; established 1882; Joseph H. Light,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
REVIEW; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription SI ; established 1876 ; Otto
Eichholz, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1 ; issues also the Wahrer Demokrat.
VALLEY STANDARD; (see
Times.)
VOLKS-ZEITUNG; Wednesdays ; Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; Hanck & Gettel, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation I l .
WAHRER DEMOKRAT; Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1814 ; Otto Eichholz, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the
Review.
LiEECHBURG, Armstrong Co., -n
3,000 pop., on Kiskimmetas r. and West
Penn. Rd. Has two sheet iron mills and
two steel furnaces.
ADVANCE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subsci-iption $1.50; established 1883;
F. W. Elrick, editor; Advance Printnig Co.,
publishers; circulation L2.
LEHIGHTON, Carbon Co., d- 2,500
pop., on Lehigh r., and Lehigh & Susque-
hanna division of Philadelphia & Reading
Rd., at junction of the Lehigh Valley Rd.,
4 m. from Mauch Chunk and 40 W. N. W.
of Easton. The industries comprise pork
packing, stove works, planing mills, foun-
dries and iron works.
CARBON ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription §1.25 ; established 1872 ; H. V. Mor-
thimer, Jr., publisher; circulation K 2.
LE RAYSVILLE, Bradford Co,, b
324 pop., about 11 m. from Lehigh Valley
Rd. Agricultural district.
ADVERTISER; Thursdaj's ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1; established 1879; E. H. Codding, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
LEWISBURGH, C. H., Union Co., a
3,080t pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna r.
and Lewisburgh & Tyrone Rd., a division
of Philadelphia & Erie Rd., also on Shamo-
kin, Sunbury & Lewisburgh branch of Phila-
delphia & Reading Rd., 69 m. from Harris-
burg. In a populous agricultural district.
Seat of Bucknell University.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1843; J. R. Cornelius, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
JOURNAL; Wednesdaj'S; democratic;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
PENNSYLVANIA.
tablished 1865; F. O. Whitman, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
SATURDAY NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages ; .size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; B. K. Focht, editor and publisher;
circulation J 2.
UNIVERSITY MIRROR; monthly;
educational ; twenty-two pages ; size of page
8x10 ; subsci-iption $1 ; established 1882 ; Stu-
dents of the Bucknell University, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
LEWISTOWN, C. H., Mifflin Co., n
3,500 pop., on Juniata r. and Pennsylvania
Canal and Pennsylvania Rd., on Mifflin &
Center County branch, and Sunbury &
Lewistown Rd., 61 m. W. of Harrisburg.
Engaged in agriculture and manufactures
and centre of trade.
DEMOCRAT AND SENTINEL;
Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
35x48; subscription $1.50; established 1845; H.
J. Fosnot, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; W. W. Trout, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
(xAZETTE; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1809 ; Stackpole Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
LINESVILLE, Crawford Co., b 900
pop., on Erie& Pittsburgh Rd., 43 m. from
Erie, and terminus of the Meadville and
Linesville Rd., 20 m. from Meadville. Man-
ufactures sashes, blinds, doors, baskets,
etc. In a farming district ; has large poul-
try farm.
HERALD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1876 ; S. W. Lowing, editor ; H. D. Lowing,
publisher; circulation J 1.
LITITZ, Lancaster Co., 0, 1,300 pop.,
on Philadelphia & Reading Rd. Engaged in
mechanical pursuits mainly. Contains sev-
eral educational institutions.
EXPRESS; Fridays ; independent-
republican; four pages ; size 26x42; subscrip-
tion $1.23 ; established 1881 ; Chas. N. Derr,
editor; Zook & Derr, publishers ; circ'n J 1.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877; J. F. Buch, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
LIVERPOOL, Perry Co., u 1,000
pop., on Susquehanna r. and on the Penn-
sylvania Canal and Northern Central Rd.,
30 m. N. of Harrisburg. Foundries, flouring
mills and furniture manufactories.
SUN ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. A. Zellerd, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
LOCK HAVEN, C. H., Clinton Co., ^
7,000 pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna
r. and Pennsylvania canal, and on Phila-
delphia & Erie division of Pennsylvania
Rd., at junction of Bald Eagle division, also
Beach Creek, Clearfield & Southwestern Rd.
Engaged in lumber trade and manufac-
turing ; a busy, prosperous community.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and CLINTON DE3IOCRAT,
Thursdays : democratic ; four pages ; size —
dailv 24x36, weeklv 28x40; subscription— daily
$4.80, weekly $2; established— daily 1883,
570
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
weekly 1841 ; Clark & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— (lailv K 2, weeklv J 2.
EVENING EXPRESS; every evening
except Sunday ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; established 1882 ;
Kinsloe Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
CLINTON DEMOCRAT ; (see Demo-
crat. )
ClilNTON REPUBLICAN ; Wednes
days; republican; eight pages; size 32x43;
subscription $2; established 1839; J. B. G.
Kinsloe, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
LiYKENS, Dauphin Co., a 2,340 pop.,
on Summit Branch Rd., 43 m. from Harris-
burg. Several coal mines here. A base of
supplies for the Lykens valley coal region.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1S65; Samuel M. Fenn, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
McCONNELSBURG, C. H., Fulton
Co., g 3S4t pop., 70 m. W. by S. of Harrisburg.
ijocation of tanneries and foundry with
machine shop.
FULTON DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1850 ; H. H. Woodal, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FULTON REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S2.50 ; established 1852 ; J. Z. Over, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MoKEESPORT, Allegheny Co., JJ
18,000 pop., on Blonongahela and Youghio-
gheny rs. and Bait. & Ohio Rd., Mononga-
hela division of P. Rd. and Pittsburgh
McKeesport & Youghiogheny Rd., 15 m.
from Pittsburgh. Centre of coal, lumber
and wrought iron pipe trade. Engaged in
manufacturing steel, sheet iron, etc., on
a large scale. Its natural I'esources are
great and to this as a cause its progi-ess
must be attributed.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1884 ; James L.
Devenny, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1877; J. C. Tarkington, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; temperance ;
eight pages: size of page 10x13; subscription
75 cents; established 1886; Martha A. McCon-
nell and Harriet S. Pritchard, editors and
publishers.
RECORD ; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; John
B. Scott, editor ; John B. Scott Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
SUNDAY HERALD ; Sundays; eight
eages; size 30x44; subscription $1.25; estab-
shed .1881 ; Sunday Herald Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE AND HERALD ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; L. F. Armbrust, edi-
tor and publisher ; cii-culatiou K 2.
MoVEYTOWN, Mifflin Co., □ 696
pop., 72 m. from Harrisburg and 59 from
Altoona, on Pennsylvania Rd. and Pennsyl-
vania canal. It is noted for its sand banks,
used in making flint glass.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873; E. Conrad, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MAHANOY CITY, Schuylkill Co.,
D- 10,000 pop., on the Mahanoy creek, 13 m.
PENNS YL VANIA.
N. E. of Pottsville. Railroad connections by
the East Mahanoy branch of Philadelphia
& Reading Rd. and the Mahanoy branch of
the Lehigh Valley Rd. and the Pottsville &
Mahanoy Rd. Potteries and iron foundries.
Extensive operations in coal.
RECORD; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdaj-s; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ; John
Parker, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
MAHANOY TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1865; Rausch & Irish,
publishers; circulation J 1.
MALVERN, Chester Co., U, 750
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., 20 m. from
Philadelphia and 8 from West Chester, the
county seat. Has large steam flouring mill.
ITEM; Saturdays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878; Harvey Wampole, editor and
publisher : circulation K 2.
MANAYUNK, Philadelphia Co., O,
20,000 pop., on the Schuylkill r., 6 m. from
Philadelphia proper. The "Lowell of
Pennsylvania," having 45 mills engaged
in the manufacture of cotton and woolen
goods, and several other important indus-
tries.
CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER;
(see Philadelphia.)
SENTINEL; (see Philadelphia.)
MANHEIM, Lancaster Co., C^ 2,000
pop., on Philadelphia & Reading and Corn-
wall & Mount Hope Rds., 10 m. N. of Lan-
caster. Engaged in agriculture, iron min-
ing and cigar manufacturing.
SENTINEL AND LANCASTER
CO. ADVERTISER; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.75; established 1846; J. M. Ensminger,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MANSFIELD, Tioga Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Tioga & Elmira State Line Rd., 30
m. from Elmira. A fine farming region.
The State Normal School for the Fifth Dis-
trict of Penpsylvania is located here.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Van Keuren & Coles, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
W O C H E N B L A T T ; (Putnam P. O.)
Saturdays ; German ; four pages ; size 22x35 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Adam
Meiser, editor and publisher.
MANSFIELD VALLEY, Alle-
gheny Co., p 6,000 pop., on P. C. & St. L., Pitts-
burgh, Chartiers & Youghioghenj- Rds., 5 m.
W. of Pittsburgh. Contains a planing mill,
sheet iron mill, and lead and coal works.
Natural gas used for private consumption.
MANSFIELD ITEM; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; C. Knepper, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
BUSINESS MAN ; monthly: eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription 20 cents ; established
1876; Business Man Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
MARIETTA, Lancaster Co., O, 3,400
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Columbia
branch of Pennsylvania Rd. and Marietta
branch of Reading & Columbia Rd., 16 m.
from Lancaster. Has six iron furnaces.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIR,ECTORY.
PENNSYLVANIA.
one rolling mill, large hollow-ware works,
and several large cigar manufactories. En-
gaged in lumber trade.
REGISTER; Saturdaj'S ; independent;
four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1854 ; Percy P. Schock, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TIDIES; Saturdays; Independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; I. S. Geist, editor and publisher ;
•circulation K 2.
MARION, (BRADY P. O.) Indiana
Co., -G SOO* pop. A farming section, 14 m. N.
of Indiana, the county seat, and nearest
railroad station.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 24x36; subscrip
tion S1.25 ; established 1831 ; C. B. Griffith,
•editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARTINSBURG, Blair Co., a
900 pop., on Pennsylvania Rd,, Agriculture
extensively carried on.
HERALD; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
^2x:S0; subscription §1.50; established 1885 ; B.
B. Lehman, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MAUCH CHUNK, C. H., Carbon
Co., D- 3,752-1' pop., on Lehigh r. and canal,
Lehigh Valley Rd. and New Jersey Central
division of Philadelphia & Reading Rd. of
New Jersey, at junction of Nesquehoning
branch, 46 m. from Easton, 88 from Phila-
delphia and 121 from New York. A centre
of coal trade.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday ;
-four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1882; Times Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
CO All GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $2 ;
•established 1830 ; H. A. "Van Fredenberg, edi-
tor; O. B. Sigley, publisher ; circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1847 ; E. H. Ranch & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
WATCHMAN; Thursdays; labor; four
pages; size 22x30; sub.scription 75 cents; es-
tablished 18^(3; Watchman Publislung Co.,
editors and publishers.
JMEADVILLE, C. H., Crawford Co.,
\2 9,600 pop., on N. Y., Pennsylvania & Ohio
Rd., at junction of Franklin branch with
main line and also terminus of Meadville &
Linesville Rd. Centre of a wealthy and
populous district, Crawford County being
said to rank as the leading dairy county in
Pennsylvania. Engaged in manufacturing.
Has glass factories, flouring mills, machine
shops, silk mills, nail mills, iron foundries
and tanneries. Supplied with natural gas
by two companies. Allegheny College is
located here, also a theological school (uni-
tarian).
TRIBUNE - REPUBLICAN ; every
morning except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Wedne-days ; republican ; daily four pages,
"weekly twelve pages ; size — daily 24x35. week-
ly (size of page) isx24 ; subscription— daily S7,
weekly $1.50; estahimhed— Republican, aaily
1865, weekly 1S50, Tribune, 1884; W. R. An-
drews, editor; Ti-ibune Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily I 1 , weekly H 2.
CRAWFORD JOURNAL; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1848; Ernest A. Hemp-
:Stead, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2.
PENNSYLVANIA.
FREIE PRESSE: Saturdays ; German ;
eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Franz 3Iilletat, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. W. H. Reisinger, editor and
publisher.
MESSENGER AND CRAWFORD
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ; .eight pages ;
size 3Ux44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1835 ;
R. B. Brown, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMER AND
HERALD ; Thursdays ; agricultural ; eight
pages ; size a)x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; R. H. Odell, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
CAMPUS; semi-monthly; twenty pages;
size of page 8x11; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Students of Allegheny College,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a col-
lege paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
CHAUTAUQUAN; monthly; literary;
eighty-four pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; Theodore L.
Flood, D. D., editor and publisher ; circulation
C 2; not issued during August and September.
MECHANICSBURGH, Cumber-
land Co.,^ 4,000 pop., on Cumberland Val-
ley Rd., 8 m from HaiTisburg. In a fertile
agricultural district, abounding in deposits
of iron ore. Engaged in various manufac-
FARMERS' FRIEND AND
GRANGE ADVOCATE; Saturdays; agri-
cultural ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1874 ; R. H. Thomas,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 2 ; issues
also the Independent Journal.
INDEPENDENT JOURNAL; Wed-
nesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
28x42; subscription $1.50; established 1852 ; R.
H. Thomas, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; issues also the Farmers' Friend and
Grange Advocate.
SATURDAY JOURNAL; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 14x22 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1877; R. H. Thomas, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
MEDIA, C. H., Delaware Co., P, 2,500
pop., on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Balti-
more Rd., 12 m. from Philadelphia and 5 N.
of Chester. Hotels, national and savings
banks, Eastman's Female Seminary, acad-
emy and other educational institutions.
DELAAVARE CO. AMERICAN;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
33x50; subscription $1.20; established 1855;
Cooper & Vernon, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation H 2.
DELAWARE CO. RECORD ; Satur-
days ; independent-republican; four pages:
size 29x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1878 ; J. Chad wick, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
TEACHER AND PUPIL; monthly;
educational ; eight pages ; size 22x:30 : sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1885; Jahaes
Sweeney, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
MERCER, C. H., Mercer Co., V] 2,344t
pop., on Neshannock creek and Shenango &
Allegheny Rd., at junction of the Buffalo,
N. Y. & Philadelphia Rd., 60 m. from Pitts-
burgh, 100 from Cleveland and 130 from
Buffalo. Agriculture, mining and stock-
raising carried on. The county is rich in
mineral resources and iron manufactures
are increasing.
DISPATCH ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size ;30x44 : subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lisned 1841 ; John I. Gordon & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYLVAmA.
REPIJBL.ICAN; Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages; size 28x41; subscription
SI ; established 1881 ; Mercer County Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation II.
\VESTERN PRESJSi Fridays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
81.50; established 1811; A. J. Palm & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
MERCEltSBURGH, Franklin Co.,
p 931 pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., in
Montgomerj^ township, 15 m. S. W. of
Chambersburgh. Seat of Marshall College.
Extensive carriage factories here.
JOURNALi; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1846 ;
M. J. Slick and 6. A. Hornbaker, editors and
publishers ; cii'culatiou L 2 .
MEYERSDALE, Somerset Co., p
1,700 pop., on Pittsburgh div. Baltimore &
Ohio Rd. Surrounded by a good agricultural
country, and centre of growing mining
district. Has manufactures and lumber
interests.
COMMERCIATi ; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 2(5x40 ; subscription
$1.5J ; established 1878 ; L. A. Smith, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
PROHIBITION ERA; monthly; pro
hibition ; four pages ; ^ize 16x22 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1886 ; Prohibition Era
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
MIDDLEBURGH, C. H., Snyder
Co., a 393+ pop., on Sunbury and Lewis-
town division of Pennsj'lvania Rd., 33 m.
from Lewistown and 60 from Harrisburg.
Floiu'iug mill, planing mill and tannery.
POST; Thursdaj's ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1863; T. H. Harter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MIDDLETOWN, Dauphin Co., u
4,350 pop., on Susquehanna r. and Pennsyl-
vania Rd., 9 m. from Harrisburg. Has lar^e
lumbering and manufacturing interests.
Surrounded by a rich farming countrj-.
J O U R N A li ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.45 ;
established 1854 ; A. L. Etter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PRESS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 : subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ;
I. O. Nissley, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
MIFFLINBURGH, Union Co., u
l.iHX' pop., on Buffalo creek and Lewisburgh
& Tyrone division of the Pennsylvania Rd.,
9 m. from Lewisburgh. In an agricultui-al
district.
TELEGRAPH ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1862; Geo. W. Schoch, editor and
puV)lisher : circulation K 2.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
J»ages ; size 31x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
Ished 1886; G. W. Foote, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
MIFFI.INTOWN, C. H., Juniata
Co., n 1,000 pop., on Juniata r., 49 m. from
Han-isburg. The Pennsylvania Rd. passes
along the opposite side of the river.
Lumber and agriculture.
DEMOCRAT AND REGISTER ;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
27x4(1; subscription $2; established 1847; Bon-
sall & Jackman, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
PENNSYL VANIA.
J UN I A T A H E R A L. D ; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1880; William M. Alli-
son, editor and publisher : circulation K 1.
JTTNIATA SENTINEL. AND RE-
PUBLICAN; Wednesdaj's; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1847; B. F. Schweier, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
JUNIATA TRIBUNE; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages; size 27x40; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1876 ; T. D. Garman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MILFORD, C. H., Pike Co., [> 1,200
pop., on Delaware r., 97 m. from New York
and 110 from Philadelphia. Surrounded
by picturesque scenery and is a fashionable
summer resort.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1867 ; M. D. Mott, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MIELERSBURG, Dauphin Co., u
2,0iX) pop., on the Northern Central and Sum-
mit Branch Rds., 26 m. N. of Harrisburg. A,
shipping point for Lykens Valley coal.
HERALD; Fridays; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. B. Seal, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Fridays ; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884 ; Frank S. Bowman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILEERSTOWN, (BarnharT'S
MILLS P. O.) Butler Co., -D 1,40) pop., on.
Pittsburgh & Western Rd., 11 m. from But-
ler. Has machine and boiler shops ; oil and
coal abound.
• HERALD; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; P.
A. Rattigan, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
MILLERTON, Tioga Co., t\ 300 pop.,.
on Tioga & Elmlra State Line Rd., 10 m. from
Elmira, N. Y. Lumber and agriculture.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ;:
established 1877 ; Harry T. Graves, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
MILLHEIM, Centre Co., n 680 pop.,
on line of Lewisburgh & Tyrone division of
the Penna. Rd. The Bellefonte & Mifllin-
burg and Lock Haven & Millheim turn-
pikes cross in centre of the town. Has a
large hosiery factory, a number of grist
and planing mills, foundries and other
industrial and commercial enterpi-ises. An.
extensive lumber trade is carried on in the
vicinitj'.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1827 ; R. A. Bumiller, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MILL RUN, Fayette Co., p 175 pop.,
an agricultural town, 3 m. from Stewarton,
8 from Falls City and 15 from Connells-
ville. Is largely engaged in farming and
has steam lumber mills
GUEST; monthly; independent; four
pages; size 16x21; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1886; W. F. & I. N. Kooser, editors
and publishers.
MILLS, Potter Co., t\ 1.^0 pop., on
Cowanesque r. and the Corning. Cowan-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
573
PENNSYLVANIA.
esque & Antrim Rd. Engaged in dairying,
general farming and small-frult growing.
AGENTS' FRIEND ; monthly ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1874 ; Agents' Friend Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation X.
MILL VILLAGE, Erie Co., tl 388t
pop., on N. Y., P. & O. Rd. Trade centre of
rich dairying and farming district. Has
considerable manufacturing interests.
HERALD; Fridays; independent ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1876 ; J. S. Ross,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MILTON, Northumherland Co., n 5,000
pop., on W. branch of Susquehanna r. and
Pennsylvania canal, at junction of Phila-
delphia & Erie division of Pennsj'lvania Rd.,
Mahanoy & Susquehanna division of Phila-
delphia & Reading Rd. and Shamokin, Sun-
bury & Le^vlsbury Rd.. 18 m. N. of Sunbury,
in a rich agricultural community. Iron
and steel manufacturing carried on. Has
car works, nail mill, axle factory, rolling
mill and hoop mill, and fine system of
water works, and excellent churches and
public schools.
A R Gr U S ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
Bages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
shed 1874; W. H. Smith, editor and publisher;
circulation .J 2.
ECONOMIST; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
A. S. Hottenstein., editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
MILiTONIAN; Fridays; republican; four
f)ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1816; Joe A. Logan, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
MILTON G^OMJL, Lancaster Co., U^
210 pop., 15 m. W. N. W. of Lancaster. Large
cigar factory here.
PROGRESS; Thursdays; eight pages;
size o0x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1885 ; J. R. Missemer, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 ; issues also the Mount Joy
Star and News.
MINERS VILLE, Schuylkill Co., &
3,249 pop., on Mine Hill branch of P. & R.
Rd., 4 m. from Pottsvllle. Engaged in coal
mining.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays: four pages;
size 29x45; subscription $1; established 1884;
Chas. E. Steel, editor ; Free Press Publislilng
Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
MONONGAHELA CITY, Wash-
ington Co., p 3,850 pop., on Monongahela r.
and Pennsylvania Rd., 31 m. S. of Pitts-
burgh. Engaged in manufactures, mining,
and a place of active coal trade. Oil and
natural gas are found.
PENNY RECORD ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday ; and MONONGAHELA
RECORD, Thursdays; four pages; size-
daily 16x22. weekly 26x40; subscription— dailv
$3.12. weekly Svl; established— daily 1886.
weekly 1876 ; F. Phillips, editor ; J. H.Withrow,
publisher ; circulation— weekly J 1.
REPUBLiICAN ; ev-erv evening except
Sunday, and MONONGAHELA VAL-
LEY REPUBLICAN, Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly
28x44; subscription— dailv $5.20, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1881, weekly 1851 ; Chill W.
Hazzard, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 2, weekly J 1.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MONONGAHELA RECORD; (see
Penny Record.)
MONONGAHELA VALLEY RE-
PUBLICAN; (see Republican.)
MONTROSE, C. H., Susquehanna Co.y
cf 2,( )00 pop., at terminus of Montrose branch
Rd., 28 m. from its junction with the Lehigh
Valley Rd. and on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Rd., 165 from Philadel-
phia. In an agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 27x44 : subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1844; Cruser & Post, editors and
pul)lishers ; circulation I 1.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ;
Moudaj's ; republican ; four pages ; size
30x49 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ;
Jas. P.Taylor, editor and publisher; circ'n H 2.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 2,'x32 ; subscription $1.50; established
1883; S. J. Northrup, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
M.O'RTO'N, Delatoare Co., Q, 800 pop.,
on Central division of the Philadelphia, Wil-
mington & Baltimore Rd., and near the
main line of the Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 10
m. S. W. from Philadelphia, in an agricult-
ural district.
CHRONICLE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 14x21 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1880 ; Edward W, Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
MOUNT CARMEL, Northumber-
land Co., n 4,500 pop., on Lehigh Valley and
Philadelphia & Reading Rds., at terminus of
Shamokin division of Northern Central Rd.,
28 m. from Sunbury. Collieries producing
over 600,( 00 tons of anthracite annually.
NEWS ; Saturdays; four pages; size 27x41;
subscription $1.75 ; established 1879 ; E. E.
White, editor ; Watkins & White, publishers ;
circulation K 2.
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS,
Cumberland Co., ^ 1,400 pop., on Harris-
burg and Potomac Rd., 6 m. S. of Carlisle
and 20 S. W. of HaiTisburg. Extensive
paper mills, affording employment to sev-
eral hundred hands.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Tuesdays; four
ages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25; estab-
ished 1871 ; R. Melvin Early, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii-culation L 2.
MOUNT JOY, Lancaster Co., P,2,058t
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., 12 m. W. from
Lancaster and 24 E. of Han-isburg. En-
gaged in various manufactures. Agricul-
tural implement works, iron foundry and
woolen mill are located here ; also a sol-
diers' orphans* school.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; six
pages ; size of page 20x26 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1854 ; Jacob R. Hoffer, editor and
publisher ; circulation L2.
STAR AND NEWS; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1872 ; J. R. Missemer, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also
the 3Iilton Grove Progress.
MOUNT PLEASANT, Westmore-
land Co., p 3,800 pop. Situated in the heart
of the " coke" country.
JOURNAL; Tuesdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1872; John L. Shields, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
MOUNT UNION, Htmtingdon Co., u
860 pop., on Penna. aud East Broad Top
Rds., 12 m. from Huntingdon. Engaged
in iron aud leatlier manufacture.
TI3IES ; Tliursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; S. B. McCarth}', editor and pub-
lisher , circulation K 2.
MUNCY, Lycoming Co., r^ l,174t POp.,
on W. branch of Susquehanna r. and Phila-
delphia & Erie division of Pennsylvania Rd.
and Philadelphia & Reading and North
Branch Rds., U m. from Williamsport.
Muncy creek affords water power, which is
employed in various manufactures. Agri-
culture and lumber are the chief indus-
tries.
liUMINARY AND liYCOMING CO.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription 81.75 ; es-
tablished 1841; William P. & T. B. Painter,
editors and publisliers ; circulation K 2.
NANTICOKE, Luzerne Co., n- 10,000
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Delaware,
L. & W., Pennsylvania and Philadelphia
& Reading Rds., 8 m. S. W. of Wilkes-Barre.
Has drill factory and planing mill. Several
coal mines here, which ship annually
1,5{X),000 tons.
SUN; Fridays; independent; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1 ; established 1879;
N. M. & J. G. Hartman, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1 .
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; established 1883; .W. H. Capwell, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
NEW BETHLEHEM, Clarion Co.,
-o 1,050 pop., on Low Grade div. of Alle-
gheny Valley Rd., 83 m. from Pittsburgh.
Coal and lumber form the business of the
town.
VINDICATOR; Thursdaj^s; non-parti-
san ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
^1.50 ; established 1879 ; John J. Sliick, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
NEW BLOOMFIELD, C. H., Perry
Co., D 673+ pop., 27 m. from Harrisburg and
5 from Pennsylvania Rd. Centre of an agri-
cultural district.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND
PRESS; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; John H. Sheibley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PERRY CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
daj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 29x41 ;
subscription $2; established 1836; John A.
Magee, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PERRY CO. FREE:>[AN ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 24x37 ; subscription
$2.S0 ; established 1839 ; John A. Baker, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PEKRY CO. TI3IES; Tuesdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1867; Frank Mortimer & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n 1 1. '^^W Actual
average circulation for one .year i>receding
Nov. 16, 1S.S6, as per statement on file at the
ojfice of the American Newspaper Directory,
^,236 copies.
NEW BRIGHTON, Beaver Co., -a
■1.475 pop., on Beaver r. and on Pittsburgh,
Ft. Wayne & Chicago and Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie Rds., 2 m. N. of Beaver and
30 from Pittsburgh. Mills and factories
PENNSYLVANIA.
are furnished with water power from
the river. In a coal region. Engaged
In manufacturing. Has clay deposits
which are used in the manufacture of
stoneware, terra cotta, etc.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday,
and BEAVER VALLEY NEWS, Thurs-
daj's ; republican ; four pages ; size — daily
24x34, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $6.24,
weekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1882, weekly
1874 ; Frank S. Reader, editor and publisher ;
circulation — weekly K 1.
BEAVER VALLEY NEWS; (see
News.)
NEW CASTLE, C. H., Lawrence Co.,
-n 16,500 pop., on Shenango r., at junction of
Neshannock r., which together form the
Beaver r. at this point, and on New Castle
branch of Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chi-
cago Rd., at intersection of Erie & Pitts-
burgh, Youngstown & Ashtabula, Buffalo,
New York & Philadelphia, Pittsburgh &
Lake Erie, Pittsburgh & Western and Pitts-
burgh, Cleveland & Toledo Rds., 52 m. from
Pittsburgh. Engaged in manufacturing
Iron, glass, sewer pipe, fire-brick and coke,
and mining bituminous coal, limestone, fire
clay, iron ore, and sand si one for building.
CITY NE WS ; every evening except Sun-
day, and NEWS, Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 21x31, weekly 30x45 ; subscription
— dailv $5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1880,
weekly 1879 ; News Co. (limited), editors and
publishei-s; circ'n— daily J 1, weekly 12.
COURANT; Fi-idays; republican; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1857; E. S. Dui-ban, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
DE3IOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1875 ; T. J. McCleary, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
LAWRENCE GUARDIAN; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1870; G. W. McCracken,
editor ; Guardian Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation 1 1 .
NEWS ; (see City News.)
NEW HOLLAND, Lancaster Co., Q^
1,200 pop., 59 m. W. of Philadelphia and
connected with it by the Pennsylvania Rd.,
13 m. E. of Lancaster. Is in a wealthy agri-
cultural district.
CLARION ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.75;
established 1873 ; George H. Ranck, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1. gWActual ave-
rage circulation for one year preceding Nov.
27, 1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 1,409
copies.
NEW MILFORD, Susquehanna Co.,
a' 1,000 pop., on D., L. & W. Rd., 20 m. from
Binghamton, N. Y. Lies in a good farming
quarter.
ADVERTISER; Mondaj-s ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S1.50 ; established 1880 ; C. S. Vail and G. C.
Howell, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 .
NEW OXFORD, Adams Co.,U 600
pop., on Baltimoi-e & Harrisburg Rd., 10 m.
from Gettysburg, Pa. General business car-
ried on.
ITEM; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879; H. I. Smith, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
OiO
PEjSTNS yl vania.
NEWPORT, Perry Co., a 1,400 pop.,
on Juniata r. and Pennsylvania Rd. and
Canal, 28 m. N. W. of Harrisburg. Grain is
shipped from here and considerable manu-
facturing is done.
LEDGER; Fridays; independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.35; estab-
lished 1875; George Shrom, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
Sages; size 26x-W; subscription $1.35; estab-
shed 1869 ; Frank A. Fry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
NEWTON HAMILTON, Mifflin
Co., a 317 pop., on Penn. Rd., 22 m. from Lew-
istown. Cement, lime, grain and lumber
trade are the principal industries.
REASOXER ; Mondays; temperance;
lour pages ; size 17x22 ; subscription 50 cents ;
■established 1886 ; W. M. Doughman, editor
and publisher: issues also the Standard.
STANDARD; Fridays; four pages; size
^x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 18S5 : W.
M. Doughman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 ; issues also the Reasoner.
WATCH3IAN; Saturdays; eight pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
B.E.Morrison, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
JUNIATA 3IETHODIST ; monthly;
methodist episcopal ; four pages ; size 23x32 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Amos
S. Baldwin, editor and publisher.
NEWTOWN, ^wcts Co., a, 1,400 pop.,
on terminus of Philadelphia, Newtown &
N. Y.Rd., 21 m. from Philadelphia, 14 S. E. of
Doylestown and 10 from Trenton, N. J. In
a farming district.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1868 ; E. F. Church, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
NEWVILIiE, Cumberland Co., g
1,672 pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., 30 m.
from Han-isburg and 22 from Chambers-
burg. Location of extensive tanneries.
STAR AND ENTERPRISE ; Thurs-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 35x50 ;
subscription SI. 75 ; established — Star 1858, En-
terprise 1871 ; J. C. Fosnot & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
28x40; subscription $1.25; established 1882; J.
W. Strohm, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1 ; issues also Cupid's Corner.
CUPID'S CORNER ; monthly; matri-
monial; four pages; size 22x32; subscription
50 cents ; established 1883 ; J. W. Strohm, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation I 1 ; issues
also the Times.
NEW WILMINGTON, Lawrence
Co., -a 1,000 pop., on Sharpsville Rd., 9 m.
from New Castle. In a farming section.
Westminster College is located here.
G L< O B E ; Fridavs : four pages ; size
•26x4(J ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Will Orr, Jr., editor ; J. A. Lininger & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
HOLiCA D ; semi-monthly ; twenty pages ;
size of page 8x10 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Students of Westminster College,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a
eollege paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
NICETOWN, (Pliiladelphia, P. O.)
Philadeliihia Co. n^ The greater portion of
the 25th and 28th wards of Philadelphia, on
Chestnut Hill branch of the Philadelphia &
Reading Rd., 3 m. from Germantown.
SlGNAIi ; (see Philadelphia.)
PENNS YL VANIA.
NORRISTOWN, C. H., Montgomery
Co., P, 17,51 K) pop., on Schuylkill r. and
canal and Philadelphia & Reading and
Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Valley Rds., 16
m. from Philadelphia, at terminus of Phila-
delphia & Norristown & Chester Valley Rd.
and Stony Creek branch of North Pennsyl-
vania Rd. Engaged in iron, cotton and wool,
glass, nail and tack manufacturing. Manu-
factures shirts and stockings extensively ;
marble and limestone are quarried on a
large scale in neighborhood. Seat of the
State Hospital for the Insane, Eastern
district.
HER ALiD ; every evenine: except Sunday,
and HERAIiD AND FREE PRESS,
Mondays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily 2.5x38, weekly 31x48 ; subscription— daily
$4, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1869, weekly
1799 ; Morgan R. Wills, editor and publisher ;
circulai ion— tlaily 1 2 , weekly H 1.
REGISTER; every evening except
Sunday, and REGISTER AND 3IONT-
GOIUERY CO. DEMOCRAT, Tues-
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size— daily
25x38, weekly 29x43; subscription— daily .$3,
weekly $1.50; established— daily 1880, weekly
1801: A. Kneule&Son, editors and publishers ;
cii-culation- daily I 1 , weekly J 2 ; an edition
of the weekly, entitled Perkiomen Valley
Press, is issued for Pennsburgh ; is.sue also the
Pennsburgh Der Bauern Freund und Demo-
krat.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLiY, Saturdays; four t'age>;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 31x44; sub.scription
— dailv S3, we-^kly Sl-50 ; established 1881 ;
William H. Yerkes, editor ; Daily Times Co.
(limited), publishers; circulation— daily H 2,
weeklv HI.
HERALD AND FREE PRESS; (see
Herald.)
MONTGOMERY CO. TiAW RE-
PORTER ; Saturdays; legal ; twenry-eipht
pages; size of page 7x10; subscription $1 ;
established 1884; F. G. Hobson, editor and
publisher ; circulation L2.
MONTGOMERY CO. POST; Satur
davs ; German ; four pages ; size 26x4 ; sub-
sciiption $1; established 1867; H. B. Van
Fronk. editor and publisher ; issues also the
SehtiylkiU Valley .Sentinel.
NATIONAL. DEFENDER; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1856 ; S. B. Helffeustein,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
REGISTER AND >IONTGOMERY
CO. DEMOCRAT; (f^ee Register.)
SCHUYLKILL. VALLEY SENTI-
NEL; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1; established 1875 ; H. B. Van
Fronk, editor and publisher ; issues also the
Montgomery Co. Post.
NORTH EAST , Erie Co., \2 l,:^96t
pop., on L. S. & M. S., X. Y. Chicago &
St. Louis Rds., 15 m. from Erie, 75 from
Buffalo. In a fertile and thickly settled
agricultural district. Extensively engaged
in growing cereals and small fruits and
grape culture. A fine dairy section is tribu-
tary. A large Catholic college is located here.
ADVERTISER ; Saturdays; independ-
ent : eight pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription SI ;
established 1877 ; G. W. Moore & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
SUN ; Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1-75; established
1868 : Cushman Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
NORTHUMBERLAND, NortMim-
berland Co., a 2,500 pop., on Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western, Pennsylvania and
576
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PEXXSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia & Reading Rds., 2 m. from Sun-
bury. Has railroad, canal and river facili-
ties. Contains two rolling mills and nail
factories and steam saw mill.
PUBLIC PRESS; Fridays; four pages :
size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
18?2 ; C. W. Gutelius, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
NORTH WALES, Montgomery Co.,
0, 1,019 pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd.,
18 m. from Philadelphia and 9 from Norris-
town. In a rich agricultural district, en-
gaged in manufacturing. A trade centre.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; independent; four
Sages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
shed 1874 ; Wilmer H. Johnson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
OIL. CITY, Venango Co., ^10,000 pop.,
8 m. from Franklin, on Allegheny r. and
Oil creek, and on Allegheny "Valley, Buffalo,
N. Y., & Phila., L. S. & Mich. Southern and
N. Y., Pa. & Ohio Rds., 132 m. from Pitts-
burgh. Engaged in oil trade and manufac-
turing.
BLiIZZARI* ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size — daily 22x30, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ;
subscription — daily S6, weeklv SI ; estab-
lished—dally 1882, weekly 1885 ; F. W. Bowen,
editor ; Bowen & McKnight, publishers ; cir-
culation—dailv J 2 , weekly J 1 .
DERRICK; every morning except Sun-
day, and ^VEEKLY, Fridays; Independent;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
—daily $7, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1871,
weekly 1880; Boyle & Criswell, editors and
publishers ; circ'n — daily I 2 , weekly J 2 .
OUBISO'SI A, Huntingdon Co., D 1,700
pop., on E. B. T. Rd., 11 m. from Mt. Union.
Contains two iron furnaces and possesses
the local mercantile and trade features
usual to country business centres.
DISPATCH ; Thursdays; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1881 ; R. J. & S. Coons, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
OXFORD, Chester Co., D^ 1,550 pop.,
on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
and Peachbottom Rds., 48 m. from Phila-
delphia. Centre of an agricultural district.
HERALD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1SS2 ; "Wm.
Taylor, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PRESS ; "Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; Hayes & Brinton, editors and
publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
PARKER, Armstrong Co., -a 1,470
pop., on AUeghenj' "Valley Rd., at junc-
tion of Pittsburgh & "Western Rd., 70 m.
from Pittsburgh. In the heart of the
lower oil regions. Has a large glass manu-
factoi">'.
PARKER CITY PH(ENIX; Fridays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription ,S1.50 ; established 1879 ; G. A. Needle,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
PARKESBURG, Chester Co., c; 1,000
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., 44 m. W.
from Philadelphia. Engaged in manufac-
turing.
CHESTER CO. TI^IESj Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
PENXSYLVANIA.
tablished 1874 ; A. H. Potts & Co., editors and
publishers: circulation L2.
FARMERS' MAGAZINE AND
RURAL GUIDE; monthly ; agricult-
ural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x11 ; sub-
scription 5(1 cents; established 1879; P. H.
Jacobs, editor ; Potts Bros., publishers ;
circulation H 2.
POULTRY KEEPER ; monthly ;
poultry-raising ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1884 j
P. H. Jacobs, editor ; Poultry Keeper Co.,
publishers : circulation H 2 ; dated at Parkes-
burg and Philndelphia.
PEN ARGYIiE, Northampton Co., n-
2.000 pop., on the Philadelphia & Reading Rd..
:B0 m. N. from Bethlehem. Engaged princi-
pally in slate mining and manufacturing.
INDEX ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1885; Geo. C.
Hughes, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
PENFIELD, Clearfield Co., U 250
pop., on Bennett's branch extension of the
Allegheny Valley Rd., 12 m. from Du Bois.
PRESS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ;
Thomas Waddington. editor and publisher.
PENNSBURGH, Montgomery Co.,P,
450 pop., on Perkiomen Rd., about 20 m. N.
by W. of Norristown. Location of bank,
brick kilns, flour mills, planing mills, pot-
teries and coach factories.
DER BAUERN FREUND UND
DEMOKRAT; Tuesdays ; German ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1827: A. Kneule & Son»
editors and publishers ; cii-culation I 2 : issue
also the Perkioinen Valley Press and Norris-
town Register.
PERKI03IEN VALLEY PRESS;
Tuesdavs ; democratic ; four pages ; size
2!^^tx43 ; subseription $1.50 ; established 1876 ;
A. Kneule & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1 ; an edition of the Norristown
Register ; issue also Der Bauern Freund und
Demokrat.
PERKASIE, Bucks Co., R 400 pop.,
on Philadelphia & Reading Rd., about 30 m.
N. E. of Philadelphia. Surrounded by an.
agricultural country.
BANNER; Saturdays ; English and Ger-
man ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 : Charles Kolbe, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CENTRAL NEWS: Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Moyer & Kramer, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
PETROL.IA,^«<^er Co., ^ l,186t pop.»
on Pittsburgh & Western Rd., 9 m. from
Parker. In a coal and oil district.
RECORD } Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Charles E. Herr, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
PHILADELPHIA, C. H., PMladeU
phia Co., S, 846,984 pop., on Delaware and
Schuj'lkill rs. The metropolis of Pennsyl-
vania. The manufactures of the city con-
stitute its largest business interest. The
commerce of Philadelphia is extensive,
especially the domestic coast trade. The
has city abundant water front, and is esti-
mated to cover a larger area than any other
city in the United States.
ABEND POST; every evening except
Sunday ; German ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; sub-
scriptibn $5 ; established 1865 ; Friedlander &
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
o/ 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
FENNSYL VANIA.
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 2 :
office 406 Nortii Fourtli street.
DE3IOKRAT! every morning except
Sunday, and VEKEINIGTE STAATEN
ZEITUNG, Wednesdays; German; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
28x42, weekly S4x46 ; subscription— daily $8,
weekly $2.50 ; established— daily 1838, weekly
1844 ; Morwltz & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily E 2, wqekly G 1 ; office 612
and 614 Cliestnut street ; issue also Die Neue
Welt.
EVENING BUTjL.ETIN; every evening
except Sunday ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; sub-
scription S6 ; established 1847 ; Peacock, Feth-
■erston & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion E 1 ; office 607 Chestnut street.
EVENING CAIiL.; eve IT evening except
Sunday, and CALiL, Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription—daily S6, weekly S2 ; established
1883 ; Robert S. Davis, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily E 1 , weekly E 1 ; office 26
South Seventh street.
EVENING ITE3I; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, ITEi>I, Saturdays, and
SUNDAY ITEM, Sundays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages, Sunday twelve
pages ; size— daily 25x36, weekly 36x50, Sun-
day (size of page) 18x25 ; subscription — daily
$3, weekly §3, Sunday $3 ; established 1847 ;
HaiTington Fitzgerald, editor and publisher
of daily; Fitzgerald & Sons, editoi-s and pub-
lishers of weekly and Sundaj' ; circulation
X ; office 28,South Seventh street.
EVENING STAR ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; foiu* pages ; size
20x33 ; subscription .S3 ; established 1866 ;
School & Blakely, editors and publishers ;
circ'n F 1 ; office 30 South Seventh street.
EVENING TEL.EGRAPH ; every eren-
ing except Sunday ; i-epublican ; eight pages ;
size 82x46 ; subscription $9 ; established 1851 ;
Charles E. Wai-burton, publisher ; circulation
F 2; office 108 South Third street.
FREIE PRESSE; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and DIE REf'UBL.IKAN-
IHCHER FLAGGE, Fridays; German;
republican; foiu* pages; size — daily 26x40,
weekly 28x42 ; subscription — daily .$7, weekly
$2 ; established — daily 1848, weekly 1854 ;
Treie Presse Publishing Association, editors
and publishei's ; circulation— daily H 2, week-
ly H 1 ; office 317 Callowhill street.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day ; German ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; sub-
scription §5.20 ; established 1879 ; C. Theodor
Mayer, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ;
office 618 Race street.
GERMANTOVVN INDEPENDENT;
•every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
li Y» Saturdays ; four pages ; size - daily 20x32,
w^eekly 26x40; subscription — daily $3. 12, week-
ly 50 cents ; established— daily 1886, weekly
1885 ; McCann & Savage, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— weeklj' G 1 ; office 4.958 Ger-
mantown avenue.
HERALD AND EVENING
C HRONICLE; every evening except Sun-
day ; democratic ; four pages ; size 21x31; sub-
cription $3 ; established 1866 ; Dennis F.
Dealy, publisher ; circulation G 1 ; office 21
South Seventh street ; issues also the Sunday
Mercurii.
INQUIRER; every morning except Sun-
day ; eight pages ; size 32x42 ; sulDscription $6 ;
established 1829 ; William W. Harding, editor
a,nd publisher ; circulation F 2 ; office 10th
and Chestnut streets.
NEWS; every morning and evening
except Sunday, SUN DA V NEWS,Sundays,
and WEEK.IiY, Wednesdays; republican;
daily and weekly four pages, Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily and weekly 2;?x35, Sunday
55x47 ; subscription— daily $3, Sunday $1.50,
weekly 50 cents ; established— daily 1879, Sun-
day 18S4, weekly 1886 ; M. P. Handy, editor ;
News Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
—daily E 1, Sunday E 1, weekly H 2 ; office 815
•Chestnut street.
NORTH AMERICAN; every morning
•except Sunday ; republican ; commercial ;
daily four pages, Saturday eight pages; size
25x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1771 ; Mor-
ton McMichael's Sons, editors and publishers ;
circulation E 2 ; office northwest cor. Chest-
nut and Seventh streets.
PRESS; every morning, and WEEKIj Y,
Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size of page
—daily 16x23, weekly
18x23 ; subscription —
daily $6, Sunday §2, week-
ly SI, daily with Sunday
$7.50 ; established 1857 ;
Press Co. (limited), pub-
lishers; circulation— daily
C 2, Sunday C 2, weekly
C 1 ; office southwest cor.
Seventh and Chestnut sts.
PUB Lie LEDGER; every morning ex^
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscrip-
tion $6 ; established 18.36 ; George W. Childs,
editor and publisher ; circulation B 2 ; office
corner Sixth and Chestnut streets.
RECORD; every «iorning ; four and
eight pages ; size of page 19x26 ; subscription
daily — $3, Sunday $1; established 1870;
"William M. Singerly, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily A 1, Sunday C 2 ; a double
sheet is issued on Saturdays ; .separate sub-
scription $1 : office 917 and 919 Chestnut st.
TAGEBLATT; every morning except
Sunday, and SONNTAGS-BLATT, Sun-
days ; German ; daily four pages, Sunday
eight pages ; size— dailj' 26x40, Sunday 31x42 ;
subscription— daily $6.2iJ, Sunday $1.50 ; estab
lished 1877 ; Tageblatt Publishing Associa-
tion, editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily H 2, Sunday H 2 ; office 613 Callowhill st.
TIMES: every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Saturdays; in-
dependent ; daily four
pages, weekly eight
pages, Sunday twelve
pages ; size — daily
25x38, weekly and Sun-
day (size of page) 19x25;
subscription — daily $3,
weekly $2, Sunday $2 ;
established— daily 1875,
weekly 1877; Alex. K.
McClure, editor; Frank
McLaughlin, publisher;
circulation— daily C 2,
Suudaj' C 2, weekly D 1 ; office corner Chest-
nut and Eighth streets ; New York office 41
Park Row.
VOLKS-BLATT;evei-y morning except
Sunday ; German ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription $8; established 1872; Philadel-
phia Volks-blatt Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation H 2 ; office 23 South Seventh
street ; issues also the Nord-Amerika.
NE\V ENTERPRISES; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; commercial ;
sixteen pages; .size of page 9x13; subscrip-
tion $10 : established 1884 ; A. C. Farley & Co.
(limited), editors and publishers ; circulation
H 1 ; office 411 and 413 Walnut street ; issue
also Iron and the Purchaser.
V O R W A R T S ; semi- weekly, Wed-
nesday and Saturdays ; German ; four pages ;
size 22x.% ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1886 ; Vorwarts Publication Association, edi-
tors and publishers ; office N. W. cor. Marshall
street and Girard avenue.
A3IERICAN ; Saturdays; literary; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription
.$3 ; established 1880 ; The American Co. (lim-
ited), publishers; circulation J2; office 921
Arch street.
AMERICAN CABINET MAKER
AND UPHOLSTERER ; (see Boston.
Mass.)
AMERICAN POLICE RECORD ;
Wednesdaj's ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1884 ; American
Police Record Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation .J 1: office 814 Jayne street;
dated at Philadelphia and New York City.
BIBLE BANNER; Thursdays; evan-
gelical ; eight pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription
578
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
$2; established 1871; J. D. Brown, editor;
Bible Banner Association, publisliers; circu-
lation J 1 ; office 80> Chestnut sti-eet ; dated at
Philadelphia and Chicago, III.
m lil.ETTX OF THE AMERICAN
IKON AND STEEI. AS!^OCIATION ;
Wednesdays; coniniercial ; eight pages ; size
of page 11x15; subscription $4; established
1866 ; J. M. Swank, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 ; office "261 South Fourth street.
C'AIjLi! (i^ee Evening Call.)
CASH (4KOCEK; Tuesdays; commer-
cial; twenty-eight pages; size of page 9x11;
subscription S1.50; established 1873; George
A. Frey, editor and publisher ; cix'c'n 1 2 ;
office 212 to 224 Carter street.
CATHOI.IC STANDARD; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 36x49 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1866 ; George D. Wolff,
editor ; Hai'dy & Mahony, publishers ; circu-
lation G 1 ; office .505 Chestnut street ; issue
also the American Catholic Revieic.
C H l< I S T t A N INSTRUCTOR
A XD I NITED PRESBYTERIAN
"WITNESS; Thursdays; united presby
teriau ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription .$2..50; established 1859; D. \V.
Collins, W. W. Barr and J. A. Collins, editors;
Collins & Co., publishers ; circulation H 2;
offlc*^ 1,522 Chestnut street.
CHRISTIAN RECORDER ; Thurs
days ; African methodist episcopal ; four
pages ; size 27x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1862 ; Rev. B. F. Lee, editor ; Rev. J. C.
Embrv, publisher ; circ'n H 1 ; P. O. box 9;)6.
CHRISTIAN STANDARD AND
H03IE J OURNAL. ; Saturdays ; holiness ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .si. 75 ; es-
tablished 1867; Rev. E. I. D. Pepper, editor; Na-
tional Publishing Association for the Promo-
tion of Holiness, publishers ; circ'n G 2 ;
office 921 Arch street.
CHRISTIAN STATESMAN; Thurs
days ; prohibition ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16; subscription $2; established 1867;
T. P. Stevenson and D. McAllister, editors ;
Christian Statesman Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation H 1 ; office 1,520 Chestnut St.;
issues also Our Banner.
CHRONICLE AND ADVERTISER
(Manayunk); Fridays; independent-republi-
can ; four pages ; size 28x44; subscription SI. 60;
established 1869; James Milligan,editor; Milli-
gan & McCook, publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
office northwest corner Main and Levering
streets.
CHURCH; Saturdays; protestant epis-
copal ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription .S2 ; established 1884 ; Rev. A. A.
Marple, editor; McCalla& Stavely, publishers;
circulation K 3; office 237 and 239 Dock street.
COMMERCIAL. I.IST AND PRICE
CURRENT; Saturdays; commercial ; four
pages ; size 29x47 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1828; S. N. Winslow. editor; Com-
mercial Publication Co., publishers: circula-
tion G 1 ; (Office 241 Dock st.
DIE NEUE AVEUT; Sundays; Ger-
man; eight pages; size 34x45; subscription §3;
establisl ed 1856 ; Marwitz & Co . editors and
publishers ; circulation G2; office 614 Chest-
nut strei t ; issue also the Demokrat-
D I E R E P IT 1$ L I K A N I S C H E
FUACGE: (sec Freie Pres<e.)
EDICATIONAL. NEWS; Saturdays;
educati.nal; sixteen pages; size of page
10x13; subsci-iption Sl.ol); established 18S4 ;
Albert N. Raub, editor; Educational News
Co., publls'iers; circulation I 1 : lock box 1,258.
EPF!^C(»PAI> RECORI>ER ; Thurs
days; lef )ruied episcopal; sixteen pages;
size of pa;e 11x15; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished ]82i; circulation 12 ; office 1,108 Arch
street.
FOX CHASE CHRONK^UE; Fri
days; four jiages; size 26x40; subscriptif)n
.SI; established 18S6; Chronicle Publishing
Co.. editors and iiul)lishei"s.
FRANRFORI> DISPATCH; Fri-
days; independent; four pages: size 20x3ii;
subscription 45 cents ; established 1880 ; T. B.
Foulkrod, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
PENNSYLVANIA.
FRANKFORD GAZETTE; Fridays r
independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1868 ; Jas. France,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office
corner of Main and Ruan streets.
FRANIvFORI> GLEANER : Tues-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 19x26 ;
subscription 45 cents; established 1382; Geo.
W. Henry, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 1; office corner Main and Allen streets.
FRANKFORD HERALD; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x41 ^
subscription $1 ; established 1845 ; William W.
Axe, editor and publisher ; cii'culation Kit
office 4,717 Frankford avenue.
FRIEND ; Saturdays ; friends ; eight
pages ; size 19x24 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1827 ; Association of Orthodox Friends,
editors and publishers ; John S. Stokes, busi-
ness manager; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 116 North Fourth street.
FRIENDS' INTELLIGENCER
AND JOURNAL; Saturdays ; friends ;
twenty four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
sci'iption $2.50; established — 7HYe/iige»icer
1844. Journal 1875 ; Friends' Intelligencer As-
sociation (limited), publishers; cii'C'n HI;,
office 921 Arch street.
FRIENDS' REVIEW; Saturdays;
friends ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x11 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1847 ; Henry Harts-
horne. editor ; Franklin E. Paige, publisher ;
circulation I 1 ; office 1,316 Filbert street.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 29x46 ; subscription .50 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Henry Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H 1; office 9 Armat street t
dated at Germantown.
tiERMANTOWN TELEGRAPH ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 31x47 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1830 ; Henry W.
Raymond, editor and publisher ; circ'n G 1 ;
office 12 West Chelten avenue.
GOLDEN DAYS; Saturdays; juven-
ile ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1880 ; James
Elverson, publisher ; circulation B 2 ; office
northwest corner Ninth and Spruce streets ;
issues also the Saturday Night.
GROCER; Thursdays ; commercial ;
four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; Artemas Ward, editor; Phila-
delphia Grocer Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation H 2; office 201 South Front street.
GUIDE: Saturdays ; four pages ; size
23x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; R.
R. Shronk, editor ; Wm. Nuneviller & Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 1 ; office corner of
Junii)f r and Chestnut street.
ITEM ; (see Evening Item.)
KENSINGTON ENTERPRISE ; Sat-
urdays; four pages; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; Sun Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; office 228 East Girard street ;
issues also the Kensington Srni.
KENSINGTON SUN ; Saturdays ; four
IDages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Sun Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; office 228 East Giraid street ; is-
sues also the Kensington Enterprise.
LABOR WORLD; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription .50 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; J. M. Munyou. editor ; Labor
World Publishing Co.. publishers; circula-
tion I) 2 ; office 1,342 Arch street.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCER ; Fri
davs ; legal ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1843; Dallas Sanders
and Henry C. Titus, editors ; J. M. Power Wal-
lace, publisher; circulation J 2 ; office 128 South
Sixth street.
li U T H E R A N ; Thursdays ; lutheran ;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x16; subscrip-
tion $2.25 ; established 1861 : Rev. G. W. Fred-
erick, business agent ; circiUation I 1 ; office
117 North Sixth street.
LUTHERAN OKSERVER; Fridays;
lutheran ; eight pages : size of page 17x23 ; sub-
scription .«:2 ; established 1826 : Rev. F. W.
Conrad, D.D., editor; Lutheran Oi>server Asso-
ciation, publishers ; circ'n G 2; office 524 Wal-
nut St.; dated at Philadelphia and Lancaster^
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIR^ECTORY.
579
PENNSYLVANIA.
LITHERISCHES KIRCHEN-
BI.ATT ; (see Reading.)
MANA YfJNK SENTINEL.: Thuvsaays;
four pages ; size 24x39 ; subsci'iptiou $1 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Josephus Yeakel. editor and pub-
lisher; circ'a J 1 ; office 4,402 Cresson street.
;>IEDICAL. AND SURtJICAIj RE-
PORTER; Saturdays ; medical ; sixty
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1833; D. G. Brinton, M.D., editor
and publislier; circulation H 1; office 115 South
Seventh street.
MEDICAL. NEWS; Saturdays; medi-
cal ; twenty-eight to thirty-two pages ; size of
£age 8x11 ; subscription $5 : established 1843 ;
ea Bros. & Co., publishers; circulation H 2 ;
office 706 and T08 Sansoni street ; issue also the
American Journal of the Medical Sciences.
.MERCHANT'S GUIDE; Saturdays;
commercial ; four pages ; size 31x45 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; Merchant's Guide
Company, editors and publishers ; circ'u I 1 ;
office 813 Marlcet street.
MESSENGER ; Wednesdays; reformed
ciiurch ; eight pages ; size of page 15x21 ; sub-
scription $2.20; established 1833; Rev. P. S.
Davis, D.D., editor; Reformed Church Pub-
lication Board, publishers ; cii'c'n H 2 ; office
907 Arch street ;;;issues also the Guardian.
METHODIST; Saturdays; methodist
episcopal ; eight pages ; size 26x33 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1876 ; Rev. J. B. McCul-
lough, D.D., editor; F. B. Clegg, publisher;
circulation H 1 ; office 1,018 Arch street.
MINI N G HERAL.D AND COIi-
L.IERY ENGINEER; (see Shenandoah.)
MONITOR ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; sub-scription $1.25; established 1888;
J. W. Van Slyke, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
NATIONAL. BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 13x18 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1864 ; Rev. H. L.
Wayland, editor and publisher ; circ'n G 2 ;
office 1 42U Chestnut street.
NATIONAL STORY PAPER;
Saturdays ; fiction ; eight pages ; size 30x42 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1884 ; Columbia
Publisliing Co., editors and publishers ; office
302 Walnut street. •
NEW ERA; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription ,$1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Watson & Mills, editf)rs and
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; dated at Taeony.
NICETOWN SIGNAL. ; Fridays; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Chas. F. Kerbaugh, editor and
publisher; office 1,812 Juniata street; dated
at Nicetown.
NORD-AMERIRA ; Wednesdays ; Ger-
man ; catholic'; eight pages ; size 2Sx44 ; sub-
scription .$2.50 ; established 1872 ; Volks-blatt
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation G 2 ;
published in the interest of St. Vincent Or-
phan Asylum ; office 23 South Seventh street ;
issues also the Volksblatt.
OESTERREICHISC!H AMERIK-
A N I S C H E ZEIT UNG; (see New York
city.)
PAMPHLET; Saturdays; commercial;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1885; Philadelphia Pamphlet Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion X. ; issues also the Camden, N. J., Ad-
vei finer.
PENNSYLVANIA HOTEL AND
SALOON KEEPERS' JOURNAL;
Saturdays ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x16; subscription $3 ; established
1885 ; Hotel and Saloon Keepers' Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 ;
office 216 Walnut street.
PENNSYLVANIAN; Tuesdays; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x13; subscription
$2; established 1885; Undergraduates of the
University of Pennsylvania, editors and pub-
lisliers ; circulation L2; a college paper;
issued during the collegiate j'ear ; office 1,220
Siinsom street.
PRACTICAL FARMER; Saturdays;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; The
PENNS YL VANIA.
Farmer Co., publishers ; circulation D 1 ; office
1,420 Chestnut street.
PRESBYTERIAN; Saturdays; pres-
byterian; twenty pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $2.65 ; established 1831 ; Rev. M.
D. Grier, D.D.. and Rev. S. A. Mutclimore,
D.D., editors; Mutchmore & Co., publishers;
circulation V 1 ; office 1,510 Chestnut street ;
New York citv office 530 Broadway.
PRESBYTERIAN JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; presbyterian ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established
1875 ; R. M. Patterson, D.D., editor ; R. M.
Patterson & Co. (limited), publishers; circu-
lation H 2 ; office 1,512 Chestnut street.
PROTESTANT STANDARD; Thurs-
days ; anti-romanist ; eight pages : size 32x44 ;
subsci-iption $2 ; established 1878 ; Rev. James
A. McGowan, editor ; F. G. Bailey, pulilisher ;
circulation I 2 ; office 7o7 Filbert street.
RAILWAY WORLD; Saturdays;
commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x13 ; subscription $4; established 1856 ; Rail-
way World Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 ; office 19 South Fifth
street ; New York office 239 Broad wav.
REAL ESTATE RECORD AND
BUILDERS' GUIDE; Mondays; real
estate ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1885 ; John N. Gal-
lagher, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2;
office 727 Walnut street.
ST GEORGE'S JOURNAL; Thurs
days; Order of Sons of St. George; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1876 : Henry W. Scott, editor ; circula-
tion I 2 ; office 1,324 Girard avenue.
SATURDAY EVENING POST;
Saturdays ; Action ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1821 ;
A. E. Smythe, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation D 1 ; office 726 Sansom street.
SATURDAY MORNING ; Satur
days ; four pages ; .size 22x31 ; established
1879 ; H. A. Brainard, editor and publisher ;
distributed gratuitously to the residents of
South Philadelphia ; office 1,108 South Eighth
SATURDAY NIGHT ; Saturdays; Ac-
tion; eight pages; size 29x44; subscription
$3 ; established 1865 ; James Elverson, pub-
lisher ; circulation A 1 ; office corner Ninth
and Spruce streets ; Issues also the Golden
Days.
SCOUT AND MAIL; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.25 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. C. Taylor, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 ; office 928 Arch street.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; G. W. Gardner, editor and
publisher; circ'n J 1; office 7l7 Sansom street.
SHOE AND LEATHER REPOR-
TER ; (see New York City.)
SONNTAGS-BLATT; (see Tageblatt.)
SO NN TAGS JOURNAL; Sundays;
German ; eight pages ; size 1^x48 ; subscrlp-
tlan $2.50; established 1876; William Regen-
spurger, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2 ;
office 116 North Sixth street.
SPORTING LIFE; Wednesdays ;
sporting ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ;
subscription $2.25 ; established 1S83T Francis
C. Richter, editor : Sporting Life Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation D2; office 202
South Ninth street.
SUNDAY DISPATCH; Sundays; four
pages; size 31x48; subscription .$2.60: estab-
lished 1848; G. A. Hincken, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation F 2 ; office N. E. corner
Seventh and Walnut streets.
SUNDAY ITEM; (see Erening Item.)
SUNDAY MERCURY; Sundays;
independent ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 18.51 ; Dennis P.
Dealy, publisher ; circulation F 1 ; office 21
South Seventh street ; issues also the Herald
and Evening Chronicle.
SUNDAY NEWS; (see Neivs.)
SUNDAY REPUBLIC; Sundays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1867 ; J. Robley Dung-
580
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENNSYL VANIA.
lison, editor ; Thomas S. Keyser, publisher ;
circulation H 2 ; office 38 South Seventh st.
SJUNDAY SSCHOOL. TI3IEJ?i ; Satur
days ; evangelical ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1859 ; John
D. Wattles, publisher; circulation Bl;
office 1,(131 Walnut street.
SUNDAY TRANSCRIPT; Sundays;
four pages; size 31x48; subscription §2.50;
established 1856; William M. Bunn, editor;
Sunday Transcript Co., publishers; circula-
tion H2 ; office 703 Chestnut street.
SUNDAY WORLD ; Sundays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1876; H. A. Mullen, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; office S. W.
corner Eighrh and Sansom streets.
TAGGARTS' SUNDAY TI3IES;
Sundavs ; eight pages : size 37x47 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1863; John H. Taggart
& Son, editors and publishers ; circulation
C 1 ; office 819 Walnut street.
TELEPHONE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
Avil Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation Gl; office 3,941, 3,943 and 3,945
Market street.
T. H. BELCHER'S CRYSTAL
PALACE JOURNAL; Mondays; twen-
tv pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884 ; L. Price Randall, editor ; T.
H. Belcher, publisher; an advertising sheet.
TOBACCO AGE; Saturdays ; commer-
cial ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; subscrip
lion S3; established 1883; Tobacco Age Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion H 2; office 140 No th Third street ; New
York City office, 80 Pine street.
TOCSIN ; Saturda3's ; labor ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 48S4 ;
David M. Pascoe, editor; Tocsin Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation.! 1 ; organ of the
Knights of Labor ; office 72S Filbert street
TRAVELER AND EVERY SATUR-
DAY; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription §1; established 1873; Traveler
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 1 ; office S. W. cor. Fourth and Arch
streets.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
23x32; subscription §1.50; established 1884;
Christopher J. Perrj% editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
VEREINIGTE STAATEN ZEI-
TUNG; {see Demokrat.)
VEREINS ZEITUNG; Saturdays;
German; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
$2 ; established 1884 ; A. E. Theodore, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; office 306 Cal-
lowhill street.
WEST PHILADELPHIA PRESS ;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1878 ; Smallwood &
Maull, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 ;
office 6.419 Vine street.
AlIERICAN ATHLETE; biweekly;
sporting; tuentj' pages; size of page 8x11;
subscription 50 cents; established 1877; J. A.
Wells, editor and publisher.
MEDICAL TIMES; bi-weekly; medi-
cal; sixty-four pages; size of page 7x10;
subscription §2 ; established 1870 ; Frank
Woodbury, M. D., editor ; J. B. Lippincott
Company, publishers ; circulation J 2 ; office
715 and 717 Market street; issues also Amer-
ican Naturalist, Archives of Pediatncs and
Lippincott^s Magazine.
UNITED STATES REVIEW; bi-
weekly ; insurance ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription .§3 ; established
1868 ; R. R. Dearden, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; office 406 Walnut street.
BULLETIN OF THE PHILADEL-
PHIA TEXTILE ASSOCIATION;
semi-monthly ; commercial ; twelve pages ;
size of page 8x12 ; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1S84; W. T. Seal, editor; Philadel-
phia Textile Association, publishers ; circu-
lation K 2 ; office 106 Chestnut street.
CENTENNIAL ADVERTISER;
semi-monthly; four pages ; size 26x40; estab-
lished 1876 ; John E. Lonabaugli, publisher ;
issued for free distribution; office 1,938 Ger-
mantown avenue.
I. C. B. U. JOURNAL; semi-monthly;
catholic ; four pages ; size 19x27 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1873 ; Martin I.
J. Griffin, editor and publisher; circulation
G 1 ; office 711 Sansom street : issues also the
American Catholic Hi'^torical Researches.
KNEASS' MAGAZINE FOR THE
BLIND : semi-monthly ; forty pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscripton $3.50 ; established
1867; N. B. Kneass, Jr., editor and publisher ;
circulation K2; inserts advertisements in
first issue of each month onlv ; office 1,126
Market street ; issues also Kneads' Music
Journal for the Blind
LEGAL AND INSURANCE RE-
PORTER ; semi-monthly ; insurance ;
eight pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1859; C. A. Palmer, editor and
publisher ; circ'n K 2 ; office 605 Sansom street.
RAILROAD RECORD AND IN-
VESTOR'S GUIDE; semi-monthly ;
financial ; eight pages ; size "22x32; subscrip-
tion §1; established 1883; Joseph Creamer,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; office
S. E. cor. Third and Dock streets.
AGENTS' HERALD; monthly; six-
teen pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
50 cents; established 1877 ; Luni Smith, editor
and publisher ; circulation C 2 ; office 706
Chestnut street ; an edition eniitled the Pub-
lie Herald, same size, matter and subscrip-
tion price, is also Issued monthly, in which
all advertisements for the Agents' JSerald are
inserted free.
AMERICAN BOY; monthly; juvenile;
eight pages ; size of page 12x14 ; subscription
Suceuts ; established 1^(87 ; Samuel E. Hudson,
editor and publisher; P. O. box 1,118.
AMERICAN CATHOLIC HISTOR-
ICAL RESEARCHES; monthly ; catho-
lic ; flfty-two pages octavo ; established 18S4 ;
Martin I. J. Griffin, editor and publisher;
office 711 Sansom street ; issues also the I. C.
B. U. Journal.
AMERICAN CHURCH SUNDAY
SCHOOL MAGAZINE; monthly ; sixty-
eight pages ; size of page 7xit ; subscription
$1 ; established 1884; American Church Sun-
day School Magazine Co., editors and pub-
lishers; P.O. box 1,001.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE AND
REVIEW; monthly ; insurance ; forty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1862 ; Review Publishing and
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 ;
office N.W. corner Walnut and Fourth streets.
AMERICAN JOURNAL; monthly;
Order of American United Mechanics ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883 ; S. H. Ashbridge, editor ;
American Journal Co.. publishers; circula-
tion 1 1 ; office 918 North Ninth street.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHAR-
MACA^; monthly; pharmaceutical; ninetj'
pages octavo ; subscription S3 ; established
1829 ; John M. Maisch, editor ; Publishing
Committee College of Pharmacy, publishers ;
circulation 1 1; office 1-13 North Tenth street.
AMERICAN JOl RNAL OF PHO-
TOGltAPHV AND PHOTOGRAPH-
ERS' PRICE CURRENT; monthly;
commercial ; twenty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1; established 1879; Thomas H.
McCollin, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1 ; office 635 Arch street.
AMERICAN LAW" REGISTER ;
monthly ; legal ; sixty-six pages; size of page
6x10; subscription $5; established 1852; Hon.
James T. Mitchell, editor ; D. B. Canfield &
Co., publishers ; circulation I 2 ; inserts legal
advertisements only ; office 229 South Sixth
street.
AMERICAN NATURALIST; month
ly ; scientific ; one hundred and twenty-six
pages octavo ; suV>scription .$4 ; established
1867; J. B. Lippincott Company, publishers;
circulation K 2 ; office 715 and 717 Market
street ; issues also the Medical Times, Archives
of Pediatrics and LippincotVs Magazine.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
581
PENNS TL VANIA.
AMERICAN SANITARY NEWS ;
monthly ; hygiene ; tweuty pages ; size of
pag^- 7x10; subscription $,'; established 1886;
J. J. Sleeper, editor ; American Sanitary-
News Printing and Publishing Co., piiblisliers.
AMERICAN ^VORIiD ; monthly;
commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page 14x
20; subscription $2; established 1883; D. E.
Hening, editor; American Press Co., pub-
lishers; circulation G 1, including special
editions ; office N. E. cor. Fifth and Walnut
ANNALS OF HYGIENE; monthly;
hygiene; forty-four pages octavo; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1886 ; Joseph F. Edwards,
A.M., M.D., editor and publisher; office 224
South street.
ARCHIVES OF PEDIATRICS;
monthlj' ; medical ; ninety pages octavo ;
subscription $3 ; established 1884 ; W. P. Wat-
son, M.D., editor ; J. B. Lippincott Compauv,
publishers ; circulation 1 1 ; office 715 and 717
Market street ; issues aXso the Medical Times,
American Naturalist and Lippincott' s Maga-
ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE ;
monthlj^ ; ninety-six pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription §2 ; established 1852 ; T.
S. Arthur & Son, publishers : circulation E 1 ;
office 920 Walnut street.
AUGSBURG SUNDAY-SCHOOL.
TEACHER; monthly; lutheran; forty-eight
pages octavo ; subscription 55 cents ; estab-
lished 1875 ; H. L. Baugher, D.D., editor ; Lu-
theran Board of Publication, publishers ;
circulation H 2 ; office 42 North Ninth street.
BANNER AND HERALD; monthly;
temperance ; twelve pages ; size of page
12x17 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1882 ;
Wardwell Bros., editors and publishers;
office 1.728 South Ninth street.
BAPTIST TEACHER; monthly; bap-
tist ; forty-eight pages octavo ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1870 ; P. S. Hanson, D.D.,
■editor; American Baptist Publication Society,
publishers ; circulation C 1 ; office 1,420 Chest-
nut street ; issues also Our Young People and
Bantist Superintendent.
BOOK NEWS; monthly ; current litera-
ture ; forty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1881 ; John
Wanamaker. editor and publisher.
BREWERS' AND DEALERS'
JT O U R N A Li ; monthly ; commercial ;
fifty-two pages; size of page 10x13: sub-
scription 61.50; established 1881; P. Henry
Doyle, editor ; Brewers' and Dealers' Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 705
Sansora street.
BUILDER AND DECORATOR;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; F. Woods,
editor ; Advocate Printing House, publishers ;
circulation 1 1 ; office 806 Walnut street.
BUILDING ASSOCIATION AND
HOME JOURNAL; monthly; twenty-
two pages; size of page 7x10; subscription
$1 ; established 1869 ; Michael J. Brown, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; office 529
Commerce street.
CAMP NEWS; monthly ; Patriotic Or-
der Sons of America ; twenty -fom- pages ; size
of page 8x12 ; subscription SI ; established
1867 ; H. J. Stager, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 2 ; office S. W. cor. Sixth and Arch
strGf^ts
CARPENTER; monthly; English and
Oerman ; eight pages ; size 28x34 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1881 ; P. J. McGuire,
editor ; Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join-
ers, publishers ; circulation H 2 ; official
organ of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners of America ; P. O. box 884.
CARPET TRADE; monthly; com-
mercial; eighty-four pages: size of page 10x13;
subscription $2; established 1875; Trades'
Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n H 1 ; office
831 Arch street; New York office 320 Broadway.
CARRIAGE MONTHLY ; commer
cial ; one hundred and twenty pages ; size of
page 10x13 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ;
Ware Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
37
PENNS TL VANIA.
tion H 2 ; inserts advertisements pertaining
to the carriage trade only ; office corner iMnth
and Walnut streets.
CATERER AND HOUSEHOLD
MAGAZINE; monthly ; gastronomical :
fifty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; estMblished 1882 ; Caterer Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation HI; office 1,013
Chestnut street.
CHILDREN'S FRIEND; monthly;
juvenile ; thirty - two pages octavo ; sub-
scription §1.50; established 1866; M. Y.
Hough, editor and publisher ; circulation
K 2 ; office S. W. corner Fifteenth and Race
CHRISTIAN AV O M A N ; monthly ;
temperance ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; Rev.
Chas. W. Quick, editor ; circulation G 2 ; office
1,4-20 Chestnut street.
CHURCH MAGAZINE; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; one hundred and
twenty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1886 ; L. R. Haniersly
& Co., editors and publishers; circulation
H 2 ; office 1,510 Cnestnut street.
COLLEGE AND CLINICAL REC-
ORD ; monthly ; medical ; thirty-two
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880; Richard J. Duuglison, A. M.,
M. D., editor ; W. F. Fell & Co., publishers ;
circulation I 2 ; office 1,220 Sansom street.
CONFECTIONERS' JOURNAL:
monthly ; commercial ; one hundred and
thirty-two pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1874 ; Edward A.
Heintz, editor; Confectioners' Journal Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 2; office
223 South Fifth street.
COOPER'S AND CONAR-D'S
FASHION MONTHLY; fashions;
thirty-two pages; .size of page 11x15; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1885; Cooper
& Conard, editors and publishers ; an adver-
tising sheet; ofiflce Ninth corner Market
streets.
DENTAL COSMOS; monthly; dental;
one hundred and twenty-eight pages octavo ;
subscription S2.50 ; established 1859 ; James
W. White, M.D., D.D.S., editor ; The S. S.
White Dental M'f 'g Co., publishers ; circula-
tion H 2 ; office Chestnut cor. Twelfth street ;
dated at Philadelphia, Chicago, 111.; Boston,
Mass.; Brooklyn, N. Y., and New York City.
DER MISSIONSBOTE ; monthly ;
German ; lutheran ; eight pages ; size 18x24 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1878 ; Rev.
F. Wischan, Dr. A. Spaeth and H. Grahn, edi-
tors and publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements ; office 726 North Seventh street.
DRUGGISTS' JOURNAL ; monthly ,
commercial ; sixty-four pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; L. E.
Sayre, Ph. G., editor; Geo. A. Frey & Co.,
publishers ; circulation G 1 ; office 212 to 224
Carter street.
DRUG, OIL AND PAINT RE-
PORTER; monthly J commercial; sixteen
pages; size of page 10x14; subscription $2;
established 1885 ; Philadelphia Drug. OU and
Paint Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation H 2; office 145 South Second street
DYE'S GOVERNMENT COUNTER-
FEIT DETECTOR; monthly; slxtj'-four
pages octavo; subscription $3; established
1850 ; F. A. Lester, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 1 ; office 1,338 Chestnut street.
EAGLE' SHERALD; monthly;
Knights of the Golden Eagle ; twelve pages ;
size of page 14x19 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 18>5 ; Lewis & Goldman, editors and
publishers ; office \Vi South Seventh street.
EL PROGRESSO; monthly; Spanish;
commercial ; twelve pages ; size of page
12x17; subscription $2; established 1886;
Adolfo Pierra, editor ; El Progresso Pub-
lishing Co., publi-shers ; office 125 South Third
street.
ETUDE; monthly; mu.sical ; twenty-four
pages; size of page 11x14; subscription §1.50;
established 1883; Theodore Presser, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PEXXS YL VANIA.
FENNSYL VANIA.
FAITH AND WORKS; monthly ;
evangelical ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1874 ; Wo-
men's Christian Association, editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n J 1 ; office 1,117 Arch street.
FAI>IIL.Y Vl5?ITOR; monthly; eight
pages ; size 22x3'2 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1881 ; H. W. Kelley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation X; office 711 Sansom st.
FARM AND GARDEN; monthly;
agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881 ;
Child Bros. & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation A 1 ; i;^' Actual average circula-
tion for one year preceding Nov. 12,1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory , 102,240 copies, including
special editions. Office ?25 Filbert street.
FAR3I JOURNALi ; monthly ; agricult-
ural ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1877 ; Wilmer
Atkinson, editor and publisher ; circulation
A 2, including sjjecial editions ; office 125
North Ninth street; dated at Philadelphia
and Chicago, 111.; branch office at Chicago.
GARDENERS' MONTHLY AND
H O R T I CIJ LTURIST ; horticultural ;
sixty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion' S2 ; established 1859 ; Thomas Meehan,
editor ; Charles H. Marot, publisher ; circu-
lation H 1. ^iW Actual average circulation
for one year preceding Dec, 1. 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, 3,796 copies. Office 814
Chestnut street.
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK; monthly ;
fashions ; one hundred and ten pages ; size of
page 6x10 ; subscription S2 ; established 1830 ;
W. E. Striker, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion E 2 ; office 1,224 and 1,226 Arch street.
GRANITE CUTTERS' JOURNAL;
monthly ; commercial ; fraternal ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Granite Cutters' National Union,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 2 ;
office 1,907 Market street.
GUARDIAN; monthly ; reformed
church ; forty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1850 ; Rev. H.
M. Kieffer, A.M., editor; Reformed Chiu'ch
Publication Board, publishers ; circulation
J 2 ; office 907 Arch street ; issues also the \
Messenger.
GUARDIAN ANGEL; monthly;
juvenile ; eight pages ; size 22x2.S ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1868 ; Rev. James
O'Rielly and Rev. Wm. F. Cook, editors ;
Dan. F. Gillin, publisher ; cli'culation D 1 ;
ofQce 713 Sansom street.
HAHNEMANNIAN MONTHLY;
medical ; one hundred and twelve pages
octavo ; subscription $3 ; established 1865 ;
Pemberton Dudlej', M.D., editor ; Hahne-
mann Company (limited), publishers ; cir-
culation .J 1 ; office Eighteenth corner of
Mount Vernon street.
HOMtEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ;
monthly ; medical ; fifty-six pages octavo ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1S80 ; Edmund
J. Lee, M.D., and Walter M. James, M.D.,
editors and publishers; office 1,123 Spruce
street
HORSEMAN'S GUIDE; monthly;
commercial; twenty pages: size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886 ; Charles R. Jones, editor and publisher ;
an advertising sheet ; office 1,853 North Ninth
street.
HOTEL MAN'S GUIDE; monthly;
eight pages ; size of page 15x19 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1882 ; Sumner S. Burrows,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2 ; issued
semi-monthly dui-ing June, July, August and
September ; office 261 North Fifth street.
HOUSEHOLD VISITOR; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x11 ; subscription
30 cents ; established 1SH2 ; J. L. Rosenau,
editor and publisher ; office 301 Callowhlll
street.
ICE TRADE JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; W. F. Palmer,
editor; Knickerbocker Ice Co., publishers;
FRANKLIN
scientific ; one
circulation J 1 ; office S. W. corner Sixth and
Arch streets.
INDI STRIAL RieVIEVV TEXTILE
REPORTER; monthly; commercial;
f orty-t wo pages ; size of page 11x14 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1882 : Industrial Review
Co. (limited), editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 2 ; office 125 and 127 North Seventh
street.
IRON ; monthly; commercial; mechanical;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; A. C. Farley
& Co. (limited), publishers; circulation H2;
office 413 Walnut street ; issue also the New
Enterprises and Purchaser.
IRON CROSS; monthly; Guild of the
Iron Cross ; four pages ; size 13x20 ; sub-
scription 24 cents ; established 1885 ; office 408
Commerce street.
ITEMS OF INTEREST; monthly;
dental ; one hundred pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; T. B. Welch, editor ;
Welch Dental Co., publishers ; circulation
H2; office 1,413 Filbert street.
JOURNAL OF PROGRESS;
monthly ; commercial ; mechanical ; forty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 : J. H. Bentley, editor ; Journal
of Progress Co., publishers; circulation G2 ;
office 907 Arch street.
JOURNAL OF THE
INSTITUTE; monthly;
hundi-ed and twenty pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion $5 ; established 1824 ; Fz-anklin Institute,
publishers ; circulation K 1 ; office 15 South
Seventh street.
JUNIOR A3IERICAN MECHANIC;
monthly; Junior Order of American Mechan-
ics ; forty pages octavo ; subscription 75 cents;
established . 1871 ; W. H. Varnick, editor ;
Junior American Mechanic Publishing Asso-
ciation of Philadelphia, publishers ; circula-
tion K 2 ; office 1,4m North Seventh street ;
post-office address lock box 498.
KNIGHTS OF THE GOLDEN
EAGLE; monthly; twelve pages; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1882; Timothy McCarthy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 ; office 309 Mcllwain
strGft
LADIES' HOME JOURNAL AND
PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPER;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Mrs.
Louisa Knapp, editor ; Curtis Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation A 2 ; office 441 Chest
nut street.
L'AVENIR; monthly; French; protest-
ant episcopal; twelve pages; size of pageSxU;
subscription SI. 50; established 1881 ; Rev. C.
Miel, D.D., editor and publisher ; circulation
L 2 ; office 515 South Forty-first street.
LIGHT, HEATAND POWER;
monthly ; commercial ; forty-four pages ;
size of page 9x13 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; office 413 Walnut street.
LIPPINCOTT'S MAGAZINE;
monthlj' ; literary ; two hundred pages oc-
tavo; size of page 6x9; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1868; J. B. Lippincott Company,
editors and publishers ; circulation F 1 ;
office 715 and 717 Market street; issues also the
Medical Times, American Naturalist and
Archives of Pediatrics.
MEDICAL BULLETIN; monthly;
medical ; eighty pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $1 : established 1879 ; John V.
Shoemaker, A.M., M. D., editor; F A.Davis,
publisher; circ'n G 1 ; office 1,217 Filbert st.
.MEDICAL CLIPPINGS AND NEW
CHEMICALS; monthly; medical; six-
teen pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1S86 ; A. W. Miller, M.D., editor ; S. W. Good-
man, i)ublisher ; office 116 North Third street.
MEDICAIi INSTITUTE; monthly;
medical ; forty-four pages ; size of page 7x10;
subscription §1 ; established 1886 ; Students
of Hahnemann Medical College, editoi's and
publishers ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year; office 1217 Filbert street.
MEDICAL SUMMARY ; (see Lans
dale.)
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
583
PENNS TLVANIA.
MEDICAL. WORL-D; monthlj- ; medi-
cal ; sixty-four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1; establislied 1883; C. F. Taylor,
M.D., editor aud publisher; circulation G2;
office l,5-20 Chestnut street.
HEftlOltlAL. TIDINGS; monthly;
lutheran ; eight pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription 50 cents; established 1885; Rev.
J. R. "Williams, R. I. Heins and Chas. F. Rhein-
stein, editors and publishers ; office 216
Jacoby street. .
MILIiER'S ■REVIEW; monthly; com-
mercial ; forty pages ; size of page 11x14;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; Henry L.
Everett, editor and publisher ; circ'n G 1 ;
office 217 South Sixth street.
MRS. BENEDICT'S FASHION
JOURNAL; monthly; fashions ; thirty-six
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; VVm. H. Hoskins Companj^
publishers ; circ'n G 2 ; office 1,018 Arch street.
I>IlJNYON'S ILLUSTRATED
W O R L D ; monthly ; literary ; twelve
pages ; size 11x16 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884; J. M. Munj-on, editor and publisher;
office 1,342 Arch street.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC
STANDARD ; monthly ; music and
drama ; four pages ; size 20x30 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1884 ; Henry S. Morals,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ; office
707 North Eighth street.
MUSICAL. TIMES AND BAND
JOURNAL; monthly ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 12x17 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. W. Pepper, publisher ;
an advertising sheet ; office S. W. corner
Eighth and Locust streets.
NEW CHURCH L.IFE; monthly;
swedenborgian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
Rev. E. J. E. Schreck, editor ; E. P. Anshutz,
publisher ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 759 Corinthian avenue.
ODD FELLOWS' SIFTINGS;
monthly ; odd fellowship ; eight pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription 50 cents ; establislied 1885 ;
R. H. Graham, editor ; C. A. Ullrich, pub-
lisher ; circ'n 1 1 ; office 680 North Broad st.
OUR BANNER ; monthly ; evangelical ;
thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription §1 ;
established 1873 ; J. C. K. Milligan and David
Gregg, editors ; Christian Statesman Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1 ; office
1,520 Chestnut street ; issues also the Christian
Statesman.
OUR YOUNG PEOPL.E; monthly;
juvenile; twelve pages ; size of page 8x12; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; A. J.
Rowland, editor ; American Baptist Publica-
tion Society, publishers ; circulation C 1 ; of-
fice 1.420 Chestnut street ; issues also the BaiJ-
tist Teacher and Baptist Superintendent.
PAPER AND PRESS; monthly; com-
mercial ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 11x14 ;
subscription $1; established 1885; W. M. Pat-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation Jl;
office 504 Walnut street.
PARLOR AND KITCHEN ; monthly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscri))-
tion 50 cents ; established 1886 ; Anna H.
Markley, editor ; Parlor and Kitchen Publish
ing Co., publishers ; office 520 Walnut street.
PEACE 31 AKER; monthly ; twenty
pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription ijl ;
established 1882 ; Universal Peace Union, edi-
tors and publishers : circulation J 1 ; office
402 to 406 Race street ; organ of Universal
Peace Union.
PETERSON'S LADIES' NATION-
AL M A G A Z I NE ; monthly ; fashions ;
ninety pages ; size of page 7xli»; subscription
$2 ; established 1846 ; Chas. J. Peterson, pub-
lisher ; circ'n B 2 ; office 306 Chestnut street.
POLYCLINIC; monthly; medical;
fifty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1883 ; Henry Leff man,
editor ; P. Blakiston, Son & Co., publishers ;
circulation I 2 ; office l,0l2 Walnut street.
POULTRY' KEEPER; (see Parkes
burg.)
POWER; (see New York City.)
PENNSYLVANIA.
PRINTERS' CIRCULAR AND
STATIONERS' AND PUBLISHERS'
GAZETTE; monthly; commercial; twen-
ty-six pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1866 ; R. S. Menamin, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 2 ; office 515 to
521 Minor street.
PROGRESSIVE AGE AND
WATER GAS JOURNAL; monthly;
commercial ; forty-four pages ; size of page
11x14; subscription $2; established 1883;
Progressive Age Publishing Co., publishei's ;
circulation G 1 ; office, 3:33 Walnut street.
RAILWAY' NEWS; (see New York
City.)
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
ADVOCATE ; monthly; reformed presby-
terian ; thirty-six pages octavo ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1866 ; Rev. J. F. Morton and
Rev. James Y. Boice, editors and publishers ;
circ'n I 2 ; office 2,213 Spring Garden street.
REGISTER ; monthly : eight pages ;
size of page 10x13 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Philadelphia Society for Or-
ganizing Charity, editors and publishers; does
not insert advertisements ; office 1,602 Chest-
Tint" Qt'i'f^f^t"
RURAL H03IE ; monthly ; agricult-
ural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Rural
Home Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation E 1 ; office 530 Walnut street.
SHAKESPERIANA 5 monthly ; lit-
erary ; fifty -four pages ; size of page 6x8 ;
subscription SI. 50 ; established 1883 ; Leonard
Scott Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2; office 1,104 Walnut street.
S O W E R ; monthly; baptist; four pages ;
size 14x20 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1883 ; Rev. E. C. Roniine, editor and publisher ;
circ'n K 2 ; office 728 West Huntingdon street.
STUDENT; monthly ; educational ;
forty - four pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; H. Garrett and Isaac
M. Cox, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2 ;
office corner Green and Coulter streets, Ger-
mantown.
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORLD;
monthlj^ ; evangelical ; thirty-four pages
octavo ; subscription 60 cents ; established
1871 ; American Sunday School Union, pub-
Ishers; circ'n G 2; office 1,122 Chestnut street.
TABERNACLE MAGAZINE;
monthly ; methodlst episcopal ; ten pages ;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription 40 cents ;
established 1881 ; Rev. G. K. Morris, D.D.,
editor ; Chas. R. Jones, publisher ; circula-
tion K 2 : a local church paper ; office 109
North Fourth street.
TABLE TALK; (see Atlantic City,
N. J.)
TEACHER; monthly ; educational ;
eight pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1879 ; Eldridge & Brother, editors
and publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office 17
North Seventh street.
TEXTILE COLORIST ; monthly ;
commercial ; forty-four pages ; size of page
10x13 ; subscription $5 ; established 1879 ; Dr.
M. Frank, manager ; circulation H 1 ; office
506 Arch street.
TEXTILE RECORD OF A3IER-
IC A ; monthly ; commercial ; eightj' pages ;
size of page 11x14; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1880 ; Charles Heber Clark, publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; office 425 Walnut street.
THERAPEUTIC GAZETTE ;
monthly; medical; seventy-eight pages ; size
of page 7x11; subscription $2; established
1877 ; Horatio C. Wood and Robert Meade
Smith, editors ; George S. Davis, publisher ;
circulation F 1 ; office 1,925 Chestnut street ;
address all communications to the publisher
at Detroit, Mich ; issues also the Detroit,
Mich., Medical Age and American Lancet.
THOROUGHBRED STOCK
JOURNAL : monthly; live stock; sixteen
pages ; size or page 10x13; subscription 50
cents ; established 1882 ; W. S. Webster and
J. Hunt, editors; Thoroughbred Stock Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation F 1 ; office
27 and 29 South Seventh street.
584
GEO. P. ROWEL L & GO'S
PENNS YL VA NIA .
UNDERWRITER ; monthly ; insur-
ance ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription S3 ;" established 1868 ; Edward Kel-
logg, editor ; circulation H 1 ; office 431 Wal-
nut street.
\VEST3II1S STER TEACHER;
monthly ; presbyterian ; fortj' pages octavo ;
subscription 60 cents ; established 1873 ; John
W. Dulles and J. R. Miller, editors ; Presby-
terian Board of Publication, publishers ;
does not insert advertisements ; office 1,834
Chestnut street.
WORDS OF FAITH; monthly; holi-
ness ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1874 ; G. W.
McCalla, editor and publisher ; does not
Insert advertisements ; office 813 Arch street.
YOUNG PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE;
monthly ; thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription 60 "cents ; established 1868 ; P. W.
Ziegler & Co., publishers ; circulation H 1 :
office 720 Chestnut street.
BAPTIST SUPERINTENDENT;
bi-monthly ; baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1883 ; C. R. Blackall, editor ; American Bap-
tist Publicatieu Society, publishers ; office
1,420 Chestnut street ; issues also the Baptist
Teacher and Our Young People.
HOMCEOPATHIC RECORDER; bl
monthly ; medical ; eighty pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; J. T. O'Con-
nor, editor ; Boericke & Tafel, publishers ;
office 1,011 Arch street.
A 31 E R I C A N CATHOLIC RE-
VIEW; quarterly; catholic; two hundred
pages octavo; subscription $5; established
1876 ; Very Rev. James A. Corcoran, D.D.,
editor ; Hardy & Mahony, publishers ; circu-
lation I 2 ; office .505 Chestnut street ; issue
also the Catholic Standard.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF THE
MEDICAL SCIENCES; quarterly; medi-
cal ; three hundred and twenty-four pages
octavo ; subscription $5 ; established 1820 ;
I. Minis Hays, A.M., M.D., editor ; Lea Bros.
& Co., publishers ; does not insert advertise-
ments ; office 706 and 708 Sansom street ; issue
also the Medical News.
A. H. E. CHURCH REVIEW;
quarterly ; methodist episcopal ; one hun-
dred and twenty-two pages: size of page
6x10; subscription $1.50; established 1884; B.
T. Tanner, D.D., editor ; Publishing House of
African M. E. Church, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements ; office 631 Pine street.
C0 3IPENDIUM OF MEDICAL
SCIENCE; quarterly; medical; one hun-
dred and sixty pages ; size of page 6x10 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1868 ; D. G. Brin-
ton, M. D., editor and publisher; circ'n J 1 ;
office 115 South Seventh street.
CONNOISSEUR; quarterly; art; fifty-
eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
50 cents : Bailey, Banks & Biddle, editors and
publishers ; office 12th and Chestnut streets.
JOURNAL OF COMPARATIVE
MEDICINE AND SURGERY ; quar
terly ; medical and veterinary ; one hundred
and seven pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1879; W. A. Conklin, Ph. D., and R.
S. Huidekoper, M.D., V.S., editors ; A. L. Hum-
mell, M.D., publisher; circulation K 2 ; office
1,217 Filbert street.
KNEASS' lUUSIC JOURNAL FOR
THE BLIND; quarterly ; twelve pages;
size of page 12x14 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; N. B. Kneass, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher; circulation Jl ; office 1,126 Market St.;
issues also Kneass' Magazine for the Blind.
3IT. VERNON QUARTERLY; sixty
eight pages ; size of page 6x8 ; subscription
§1 ; established 1885 ; F. Lizzie Peirce, editor
and publisher; circulation Kl; office 1,115
Mt. Vernon street.
PENNSYLVANIA 3IA(;AZINE OF
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY:
quarterly ; historical ; one hundred and
tnirty-eight pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription .$3; established 1877; issued under
the auspices of the Trustees of the Publica-
tion Fund of the Historical Society of Penn-
PENNSYLVANIA.
sylvania ; does not insert advertisements ;
office 1,300 Locust street.
PHYSICIAN'S 3IAGAZINE: quar-
terly ; medical ; one hundred and eight
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1885 ; Foote & Swift, ecfitors and publishers ;
circulation K 2 ; office 1,539 Chestnut street.
PURCHASER; quarterly; machinery;
ninety-fotir pages octavo; subscription 50
cents ; established 1885 ; A. C. Farley & Co.
(limited), editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2 ;
office 411-413 Walnut street ; issue also the
Neiv Enterprises and Iron.
REFOR3IED REVIEW ; quarterly ;
reformed church ; one hundred and forty-
eight pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscription
$3; established 1849: Thomas G. Apple, D. D.,
and J. M. Titzel, D. D, editors; Reformed
Church Publication Board, publishers; cir-
culation L 2 ; office 907 Arch street.
STRAWBRIDGE AND CLOTH-
IER'S QUARTERLY; one hundred and
twenty-two pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1882 ; Straw-
bridge & Clothier, editors and publishers ; an
adverti-sing sheet ; office corner Eighth and
Market streets.
SUGAR BEET: quarterly ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880; Lewis S. Ware, M. E.,
editor ; Henry Carey Baird & Co., publishers ;
circulation J 2 ; office 810 Walnut street.
TYPOGRAPHIC ADVERTISER;
quarterly ; commercial ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 11x14 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1856 ; Wm. B, MacKellar, editor ;
MacKellar, Smiths & Jordan Company, pub-
lishers; an advertising sheet; office 606 to
614 Sansom street.
PHILIPSBURG, Centre Co., a 5,000
pop., on Clearfield br. of Tyrone div. of
Pennsylvania and on branch of the Phila-
delphia & Reading Rds., 24 m. from Tyrone
and 28 W. of Belief onte. Engaged in lum-
bering, coal mining and in flouring, and
sash, door and leather manufacturing,
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1; established
1868 ; W. T. Bair, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1 .
LEDGER; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884; H. C. Williams, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
PHOENIX VIL.LE, Chester Co., R
9,000 pop., on Schuylkill r., at mouth of
French creek, on Philadelphia & Reading
and Pennsylvania & Schuylkill Vallej' Rds.,
at junction of Pickering Valley Rd. and ter-
minus of Phoenixville & West Chester
branch of Pennsylvania Rd., 27 m. from
Philadelphia. Engaged in manufacturing
iron, iron material for bridges, machinery,
bricks and pottery ware. Also has needle
works, shirt, stocking and silk factories
and planing mill woi'ks.
STAR; every evening except Sunday ;
independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1881 ; R. P. Sharpies,
editor and publisher; cii'culation J 2.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 1856 ;
V. N. Shaffer, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 2 .
MESSENGER; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1871 ; John O. K. Robarts, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PEOPLE'S FRIEND; bi-weekly; four
pages; size 19x24; subscription 25 cents; es-
tablished 1885; E. N. Yeager, editor and pub-
lisher.
CHURCH ADVOCATE; monthly;
protestant epi.scopal ; twenty-eight pagefe ;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
585
PENNSYL VANIA.
tablished 1885 ; Rev. W. R. Stockton, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PINE GROVE, Schuylkill Co., a- 1,200
pop., on Schuylkill & Susquehanna branch
of the Philadelphia & Reading Rd., at
terminus of Lebanon Valley branch of
same road, and' on Union Rd., 7 m. S. of
Tremoiit and 24 N. of Lebanon. Is mainly
supported by operations in coal, which is
extensively mined here. Is also near the
Pottsville coal district.
H E R A Li D J Fi-idays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $l.oO ; established 1878 ;
Alfred Gilbert, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four pages'; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 18S5 ;
Geo. E. Mott, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
PITTSBURGH, C. H., Allegheny Co.,
p 20O,0iX) pop., at junction of Allegheny and
Monongahela rs., which here form the Ohio.
Allegheny City is opposite (lOO.UOO pop). Sur-
rounded by mines of iron and coal. Manu-
factures are extensive, employing mil-
lions of capital and thousands of opera-
tives. Iron mills are more numerous and
extensive than in any other city in the
United States. Commerce is also exten-
sive, tlie Ohio r. being navigable to this
point for steamboats, which run to all
points on Ohio and Mississippi rs. Con-
. nected by railroads with all the principal
cities. Pennsylvania (Main Line), Pitts-
burgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati & St. Louis, Baltimore & Ohio,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, McK.
& Youghiogheny and Allegheny Valley
Rds. centre here, together with three
other Important lines.
CHRONICLE TELEGRAPH; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size of
page 17x2;3 ; subscription — daily $6.50, weekly
$1 ; established 1841 ; Chronicle Telegraph
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily F 1, weekly F 2.
COMMERCIAL GAZETTE; every
morning except Sunday, and VVEEK.LY,
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
page 18x24; subscription— dailj' .$8, weekly
$1.50; established 1786; N. P. Reed & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
F 2, weekly E 2.
DISPATCH ; every morning, and
W E E K. L Y , Saturdays ; independent-
republican ; daily and weekly eight pages,
Sunday twelve to sixteen pages ; size of page
17x"2;3 ; subscription — dallj' wltii Sunday $10,
without Sunday $8, weeklv $1.50, Sunday
$2.50; established— daily 1846, weekly 1853;
Dispatch Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— dally CI, Sunday CI,
weeklv H 2.
EVENING PENNY PRESS; every
evening except Sunday ; four pages ; size
22x34 ; subscription $3 ; established 1884 ;
Evening Penny Press Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation E 2.
FREIHEITS FREUND; every day
except Sunday, and FREIHEITS
FREUND UND PITTSBURGER
COURIER, Fridays ; German ; republican;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscripton— daily
$6, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1848,
weekly 1834 ; L. & W. Neeb, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily F 1 , weekly H 2.
LEADER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and Sunday morning ; independent ;
daily four to eight pages, Sunday twelve to
sixteen pages ; size— daily 23x34, Sunday (size
PENXS YL VANIA.
of page) 17x23 ; subscription— daily $6, Sunday
■S2.50; established -daily 1870, Sunday 1865;
Leader Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily E 1, Sunday D 2.
PITTSBURGER BEOBACHTER;
every morning except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; German ; democratic ; four
pages ; size— daily 24x38, weeklj' 28x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2 ; established
1853 ; German Catholic Press Co., publishers ;
circulation— daily H 2, weeklv H 1.
PITTSBURGER VOLKSBLATT ;
evei'y morning except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x22 ; subscription — daily $5, weekly
$1 ; established 1859 ; Volksblatt Publishing
Co. (limited), publishers ; circ'n— daily G 1,
weekly H 1.
POST; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly twelve pages ; size —
daily 28x48, weeklj' (size of page) 17x24 ; sub-
scription— daily $8, weekly $1.25 ; established
—daily 1842, weekly 1804 ; Post Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation-
daily F 1, weekly E 1.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1880 ; The Pittsburgh
Times (incorporated), editors and publishers ;
circulation E 1.
ALLEGHENIER UND PITTS-
BURGHER SONNTAGSBOTE; (see
Alleghenv.)
AMERICAN MANUFACTURER
AND IRON WORLD; Fridays; commer-
cial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page 12x18 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1862 ; Joseph D.
Weeks, editor ; National Iron and Steel Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation 12; a
monthly export edition is also issued ; sub-
scription $1.50.
CATHOLIC; Saturdays; catholic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1844; Jacob Porter, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation H 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; methodist episcopal ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 12x17; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1833; Rev. C. W. Smith, D.D., editor;
circulation F 1 .
EAST END BULLETIN; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size of page 15x21 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; G. F. MuUer, editor ;
John W. Black, publisher ; circulation H 2.
EAST ENDER; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877;
J. B.Richards, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1 .
EAST END NEWS; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size of pat,'e 11x15 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; H. A. Fisher and S. A. Stew-
art, editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
FREIHEITS FREUND UND
PITTSBURGER COURIER; (see Frei-
heits Freund.)
GROCER AND PRICE CURRENT;
Saturdays ; commercial ; twenty pages ; size
of page 11x14 ; subscription $2 ; established
ISSC) : W. P. Montgomery, editor ; Percy F.
Smith, publisher.
HOTEL GUIDE AND PEOPLE'S
JOURNAL; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44; subscription $2; established 1887;
Murphy & Peterson, publishers.
KATHOLISCHES FA3IILIEN-
BLATT; Saturdays; German: catholic;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Heinrich C. Thrig, editor and
puljlisher.
LABOR HERALD; Saturdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 22x3U ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1881 ; Gleffer & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
LABOR WORLD: Saturdays; English
and German ; labor; eight pages; size 22x30;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; The World
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
LEGAL JOURNAL ; Wednesdays ;
legal; sixteen pages; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $3.20 ; established 1853 ; E. Y. Breck,
editor; John S. Murray, publisher; circula-
tion J 1.
586
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNS YL VANIA.
LIGHT; Thursdays; prohibition; four
pa,i<es ; size "^4x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18>i5 ; W. L. Perry and Geo. H. Cormiclc,
editors; Light Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation I 1 .
METHODIST RECORDER; Satur
days; inethodist protestant ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1839; John Scott, D.D., editor; William
McCraeken, Jr., publisher; circulation H 2.
NATIONAL. LABOR TRIBUNE;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of page 17x"23 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1873 ; Armstrong,
Telford & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation F 1.
NATIONAL STOCKMAN AND
FA R M E R : Thursdays ; stock raising and
agriculture : eighteen pages ; size of page
11x15; subscription §1.50; established 1877; J.
W. Axtell, editor; Axtell, Rush & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation E 2.
OUR NATIONAL ISSUE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; D. Svvoger & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
OUR REVIEW; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885;
W. Frank Bingler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 ; dated at Hazlewood.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE AND COM-
MERCIAL ADVERTISER; Saturdays;
English and German ; commercial ; eight
pages; size 36x48; subscription $2.50; estab-
lisliedl870; Advocate Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
PITTSBURGER SONNTAGS-
BLATT AND DIE REFOR3I ; Sun
days ; German ; eight pages ; size of page
18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Kimmick & Schweizer, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H 2.
POTTERY AND GLASSWARE
REPORTER; Thursdays; commercial;
thirty-two pages; size of page 11x15; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1879 ; George E. Wil-
liams, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 ;
issues also the Brick, Tile and Metal Review.
PRESBYTERIAN BANNER; Wed
nesdays ; presbj^terian ; eight pages ; size of
page 16x22; subscription .S2.15 ; established
1814 ; James Allison and Robert Patterson,
editors and publishers ; circulation F 1.
SMITH'S BROAD A X E ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; Smith & Clark, editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n K 1; an organ of colored people.
SOUTH SIDE SUN; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 : established 1S86 ; H. J. Schneider,
editor ; Sun Publishing Co., publishers.
SPORTSMAN'S REFEREE AND
DRA3IATIC JOURNAL; Saturdays;
sporting ; sixteen pages ; size of page 10x17 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Sports-
man's Referee and Dramatic Journal Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n G 2.
STAR : Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x44;
subscription 81.50 ; established 1883 ; J. H.
Detker. editor and publisher ; circ'n I 1 .
SUNDAY GLOBE; Sundays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription
$2.75 ; established 1876 ; Breen & Ramsey, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
SUNDAY TRAVELER; Sundays;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
S2.50 ; established 1882 ; Chas. B. Lare, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1.
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN; Thurs
days; unitetl presbyterian; sixteen pages; size
of pa^e llxlT; subscription .$2; established 1842;
H. J. Murdoch & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation F 1.
Y W A S G ; Saturdays ; Welsh ; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size of page 16x23 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1873 ; Y Wasg Com-
pany (limited), editors and publishers; circu-
lation H 1.
AMERICAN GLASS WORKER;
bi-weekly ; commercial ; eight pages ; size
of page 12x18; subscription .$1 ; established
1885 ; Barrows & Osborne, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
PENXSTLVANIA.
WORKMAN; bi weekly ; lutheran ;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$1.25; established 1881 ; Rev. W. A. Passavant,
D.D., editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
EMERALD VINDICATOR ; semi-
monthh' ; catholic ; four pages ; size 23x33 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1872; J. A. Gould-
en, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
AUTHORS' REVIEW ; monthly ;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
75 cents; established 1881; Rev. R. J. Miller,
editor ; Percy F. Smith, publisher ; circulation
H 2 ; not issued during July and August.
BIBLE TEACHER; monthly; united
presbyterian ; thirtj -two pages octavo ; sub-
scription 60 cents ; established 1863 ; Rev. R. J.
JMiller, editor ; United Presbyterian Board of
Publication, publishers ; circulation H 2 ; a
Sunday-school lesson magazine, a thirty-two
page edition, is issued quarterly, subscrip-
tion 15 cents ; issues also the Evangelical
Reijository and Bible Teacher.
BOOKMART; monthly; commercial;
flfty-two pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; Bookmart
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1 .
BRICK, TILE AND METAL RE-
VIEW; monthlj'; commercial; eighteen
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1881 ; George E. Williams, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 1 ; issues also
the Pottery and Glassware Reporter.
EVANGELICAL REPOSITORY
AND BIBLE TEACHER; monthly;
united presbyterian ; seventj' pages octavo ;
subscription $1.50; established 1824; Rev. A. G.
Wallace, D.D.. editor ; United Presbj'terian
Board of Publication, publishers ; circulation
J 1 ; issues also the Bible Teacher.
INSURANCE WORLD; monthly; in-
surance ; thirty-two pages ; size of page 9x13 ;
subscription $3; established 1874; J. C. Berg-
stresser, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2.
SECRET SOCIETY GOSSIP;
monthij- ; secret societies ; four pages ; size
15x22 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ;
John J. Davis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation H 1.
STOWELL'S PETROLEUM RE-
PORTER ; monthly; English and German ;
commercial ; eight pages ; size 19x24 ; sub-
scription $10 ; established 1873 ; S. H. Stowell,
editor and publisher ; does not insert
advertisements.
W03IAN'S 3IISSIONARY REC-
ORD; monthly ; unsectarian ; twelve pages ;
size of page 9x11 ; subscription 5ii cents ; es-
tablished 18S5; Mrs. Mary A. Miller, editor
and miblisher ; circulation J 1 .
ZION'S WATCH TOWER AND
HERALD OF CHRIST'S PRES-
ENCE; monthly; adventist ; eight pages;
size of page 11x17 : subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1879 ; C. T. Russell, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
PITTSTON, Luzerne Co.,n- 7,472t pop.,
on X. branch of Susquehanna r., at the head
of the Wyoming valley, 8 m. from Wilkes-
Barre, on Lehigh Valley, Pennsylvania di-
vision of Delaw-are & Hudson, Lackawanna
& Bloomsburgh di\"ision of Delaware, Lack-
awanna Sc Western and Erie & Wyoming
Rds., 9 m. from Scranton. Extensive coal
mines and a number of manufactories are
located in this vicinity. Pittston proper
is but one of nine municipal corporations
within a radius of one mile, embracing
over 20.00(1 population.
EVENING GAZETTE: every evening
except Sunday, and (t %ZETTE, Fridays ;
republican; f<mr pages; size— daily 2.ix31,
weekly 28x44 ; subscription— dailj' $4..t0,
weekly $1..50 ; established— daily 1882, weeklj'
1850; Theo. Hart, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation — daily J 2 , weekly I 1 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
j87
PEXN^SYLVAN^IA.
EVENING PRESS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 2<»x30 ; sub-
scription 83; established 1877; Lewis Gordon,
editor and publistier ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; (see Evening Gazette.)
PLYMOUTH, Luzerne Co., D- 6,0fJ5t
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Delaware,
Lackawanna & Western Rd., 4 m. S. "W.
of Wilkes-Barre. Numerous coal mines
here.
STAR; Thursdays; neutral; four pages;
size 21x3(5; subscription 75 cents ; established
1870 ; E. D. Barthe, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
PORT ALLEGANY, iV/ciTea?* Co.,b
1,250 pop., on Coudersport & Allegany and
Buffalo, New York & Philadelphia Rds., 26
m. from Olean, N. Y., and 96 from Buffalo,
N. Y. Large lumber interests. Contains
what is said to be the largest tanneiy in the
world.
REPORTER: Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x'W ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; A. J. Hughes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
PORTLAND, Northampton Co., n-
611 pop., on Delaware r. and on Delaware,
Lackawanna So Western Rd., at terminus
of Bangor & Portland Rd., midway
between New York and Scranton. The
New York, Susquehanna & Western Rd.,
on the opposite side of the r., at Columbia,
N. J., affords additional facilities for an
extensive shipping point. Slate and lime-
stone quarries in vicinity.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874; Coe Finch, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PORT ROYAL, Juniata Co., n 621t
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., and on the
Juniata r., 3 m. W. of Mifflintown. Bridge
across the river. General merchandising
town.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1876 ; John W.
Speddy, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
POTTSTOWN, Montgomery Co., Q,
9,000 pop., on Schuylkill canal and r. and
Philadelphia & Reading, Pennsylvania
and Schuylkill Valley Rds., 35 m. from
Philadelphia. Engaged in manufacturing
nails, boiler plate and ship iron, iron
bridges, boilers, steel ingots, agricultural
and other machinery, cigars, etc.
LEDGER; every evening except Sun-
day, and j>I0NTG03IERY LEDGER,
Tuesdays ; neutral ; four pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $4.
weekly ,§2 ; established — daily 1873, weekly
1843; William J. Binder, editor and nublisher;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly II."
MORNING CHRONICLE; every
morning except Sunday, and WEEK-LIl,
Saturdays ; independent ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily"20x28, weekly
28x40; suVjscription- daily $3, weekly $1.50;
established— flaily 1880, weekly 1873; Alfred
R. and L. R. Saylor, editors aiid publishers :
circulation— daily K 1, weekly K 2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays"; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.25; established
1885 ; J. T. Gracey, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
MONTGOMERY LEDGER; (see
Ledger.)
PENNS YL VANIA .
OUR CHURCH NEWS; monthly;
methodist episcopal ; four pages ; size 18x26 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1878 ; S. W.
Gehrett, editor and publisher.
POTTSVILLE, C. H., Schuylkill Co.^
D- 13,253 pop., on Schuylkill r. and canal and
People's and Schuj'lkill Valley branch of
Pennsylvania Rds., at terminus of Philadel-
phia & Reading Rd., 93 m. from Philadel-
phia. Several other railroads centre here.
Mining and shipping coal the chief indus-
try. Located in the midst of the coal fields
of Pennsylvania.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every even-
ing except Sunday, and STANDARD, Fri-
days ; independent-democratic ; f oiu* pages ;
size — daily 22x30, weekly 28x42 ; subscription
—daily $3, weekly $1.50 ; established— daily
1875, weekly 1859 ; Standard Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation — daily H 2,
weekl J' .J 2 .
MINERS' JOURNAL; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size — daily 24x36,
weekly 27x42 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly
$1 ; established — daily 1869, weekly 1825 ;
Miners' Journal Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n — daily 1 2 , weekly I 1 .
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and SCHUYLKILL REPUB-
LICAN, Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size— daily 22x:30. weekly 28x44 ; subscription
— dail.y $.3"; weekly $2 ; established— daily 1884,
weekly 1872; J. H. Zerbey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circtilation— daily J 2, weekly I 2 .
AMERIKANISCHER REPUBLI-
KANER; Fridays; German; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1855; August Knecht, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
JEFFERSON DEMOKRAT ; Fri-
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages ; size
28x42 : subscription $2 ; established 1855 ; J.
W. Schrader, editor and publisher; circu-
lation .J 2.
SCHUYLKILL REPUBLICAN ;
(see Republican.)
STANDARD; (see Evening Chronicle.)
PROVIDENCE, Lackawanna Co., c(
1,800 pop., on Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.'s
Rd., near Scranton. Largely engaged in
coal mining and manufacturing.
REGISTER; (see Scranton.)
PUNXSUTAWNEY, Jefferson Co.,
-a 1,200 pop., on Mahoning creek, at terminus
of Rochester & Pittsburgh Rd., 20 m. S. E.
of Brookville and 75 N. E. of Pittsburgh.
In an extensive mining region. Engaged in
agriculture, live-stock and lumber trade.
SPIRIT; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873 ; W. O. Smith, editor ; D. Go-
heen, publisher; circulation J 1.
VALLEV NEWS; Wednesdays; eight
pages; size :30x44; subscription $1.50; "estab-
lished 1884; Miller & Allison, editors and
publishers.
'PJJT'S AM, Allegheny Co., p 6,000 pop.,
on "Pan Handle," Chartiers and Youghio-
gheny Rds., 8 m. from Pittsburgh. Has
rolling mills and smelting works ; engaged
in lumber and other trades.
CHARTIERS VALLEY TRIB-
UNE ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; T. W.
Conway, editor; Tribune Publishing Co.. <
publishers ; circulation K 2.
QUAKERTOWN,^McA:s Co.,c^2,000
pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 39 m.
ryss
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYL VANIA.
from Philadelphia. Trade centre for a fine
farming section; engaged in manufacturing
stoves, harness, boots and shoes, cigars, etc.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 2sx42 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1881 ; Stauffer & Shelly, editors
and publishers : circulation K 2 ; issue also
the Patriot und Refoiiner.
PATRIOT UND REFOR3IER;
Thursdays ; German ; independent ; four
pages ; size 21x28 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1867 ; Stauffer & Shelly, editors and
publishers ; circulation J l ; issue also the
Free Press.
Q U I 1j Li : Fridays; temperance; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1885.
DAS HIMMEL.S MANNA; monthly;
German; uiisectarian; four pages; size 18x26;
subscription 20 cents ; established 1876 ; John
G. Stautf er, editor and publisher ; a Sunday-
school paper ; does not insert advertise-
ments; Issues also Die Kierche Unterm
Krenz and Mannu.
DIE KIERCHE UNTERM KRENZ;
monthly; German; undenominational; six-
teen pages ; size 7x10 ; subscription 35 cents ;
John G. Stauffer, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation Kl; issues also Das Himmels Manna
and Manna.
MANNA; monthly; unsectarian; four
pages ; size 18x26 ; subscription 20 cents ; es-
tablished 1878 ; John G. Stauffer, editor and
publisher ; does not insert advertisements ;
issues also Das Himmels 31anna and Die
Kierche Unterm Krem.
READING, C. H,, Berks Co., □, 52,000
pop., on Schujlkill r. and canal and Phila-
delphia & Reading, Pennsylvania, Schuyl-
kill & Lehigh, Wilmington & Northern and
several other Rds., 58 m. from Philadelphia.
Engaged in various manufactures. Centre
of an agricultural district.
DIE POST; every evening except Sun-
day, BANNER VON BERKS, Tuesdays,
and DIE BIENE, Sundays ; German; four
pages ; size — daily 24x34, weekly 28x43, Sun-
day 20x26 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly
$1.50, Sunday $1 ; established — daily 1868,
weekly 1865, Sunday 1867 ; W. Rosenthal, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly J 1, Sunday K 2 ; issues also Die
Deutsche Eichc.
EAGLiE; every evening except Sunday,
Sunday mornings, and VVEEKLiY, Satur-
days; independent; four pages; size —
daily 22x31, Sunday 25x36, weekly 30x46;
subscription— daily $5, with Sunday $6.50,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1868, weekly
1841 ; Jesse G. Hawley, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily G 2, Sunday H2,weeklyH 2.
EVENING TELEGRAM ; every eve
ning except Sunday ; iudependent ; four
pages; size 23x;30; subscription $5; estab-
lished 1886; Telegram Publishing Co., editors
and i)ublishers.
H E R A li D ; every morning except Sun-
day, and VVEEKLi Y, Saturdays; four pages;
Size— daily 23x31, weekly 28x42; subscription
—daily? $5, weekly $1.50 ; established —daily
1881, weekly 1876; J. F. Dampman, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly 1 1.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday,
and BERKS AND SCHUYLKILL
JOURNAL, Saturdays; republican; four
pages; size— daily 25x36, weekly 3"x46 ; sub-
scription—daily .$5, weekly $2 ; established-
daily 1857, weekly 1816; J. Knabb & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily
H 1, weekly 12.
ADIjER; Tuesdays; German ; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 29x42 : subscription §1.,50 ;
.established 1796 ; William S. Ritter, publisher ;
circulation H 2 ; issues also the Neivs.
BANNER VON BERKS; (see Die Posf.)
BERKS AND SCHUYLKILL
JOURNA L; (see Times.)
DIE BIENE; (see Die Post.)
PENXSTL VANIA,
DIE DEUTSCHE EICHE ; Wednes-
days ; German ; Order of Harugari ; eight
pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; W. Rosenthal, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2 ; issues also Die Post.
GUIDE; Saturdays ; commercial ; eight
pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1886; Chas. F. Heller, editor and
puldislier.
LEDGER; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; established 1883; W. Rosenthal, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
LUTHERISCHES KIRCHEN-
BLATT; Saturdays; lutheran; eight pages ;.
size of page 12x17 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1S84 ; Pastors of the General Council^
editors and publishers; circulation 12;
dated at Reading and Philadelphia.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 29x42; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; William S. Ritter, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation 12; issues also the Adler^
REPUBLIKANER VON BERKS;
Thursdays; German; republican ; four pages;
size 26x41; subscription $1.50; established
1869 ; Daniel Miller, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 ; issues also Der Reformirte
Haus Freu7id.
DER REFORMIRTE HAUS-
FREUND; semi-monthly; German; re-
formed church ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.20; established 1867 ; B. Bausman,
editor ; Daniel Miller, publisher ; circ'n 11;^
issues also the Republikaner von Berks.
DER SON TAGSG A ST; monthly;
German; sixteen pages; size of page 10x13;
subscription 72 cents ; established 1871 ; Pastor
Wenner, editor and publisher.
LITTERATUR- BLATT ; monthly ;
German ; thirty -two pages ; size of page 5x8 ;
subscription 50 cents; established 1883; A.
Bendel, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
HEALTH SCIENCE MAGAZINE;
quarterly ; hygiene ; thirty two pages octavo ;.
subscription 50 cents ; established 1S79 ; Robert
Walter, M.D., editor; Health Publishing Co.^
publishers ; circulation 1 1,
RENOVO, Clinton Co., [^ 4,100pop., on
W. branch of Susquehanna r. and Philadel-
phia & Erie division of Pennsj^lvania Rd., 2T
m. from Lock Haven. Centre of a lumber
and mining region. Railroad machine
shops are located here.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; four pages; size 20x26; sub-
scription $4; established 1883 ; John P. Dwyer^
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
RECORD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1871 ; John U. Shatfei*, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
REYNOIiDSVILLE, Jefferson Co.,
-o 2,5fX) pop., on Low Grade division Alle-
gheny Valley Rd. and Reynoldsville & Falls
Creek Rd., and branch of Buffalo, Rochester
& Pittsburgh Rd., 120 m. from Pittsburgh.
The centre of the bituminous coal fields of
Pennsylvania. Engaged in mining, cok-
ing, lumbering and milling.
PAPER; Thursdays ; independent; eight
pages; size 26x40 ; siibscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1874; F. J. Bla^k & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
RIDGWAY, C. H., Elk Co., ih 1,500
pop., on Clarion r. and Philadelphia & Erie
Rd., at junction of Rochester & Pittsburgh
and Ridgway & Clearfield Rds., 118 m. from
Erie, 125 from Buffalo and 156 from Pitts-
burgh. Engaged in tanning and the lumber
trade.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50 ; es-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
589
PENNSYLVANIA.
tabllshefl 1871 ; W. H. Baker, editor ; Ridgway
Publishing Co. (limited), publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
ELK DE3IOCRAT; Thursda3^s; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.5U; established '1869 ; Geo. R. Dixon, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ROCHESTER, Beaver Co., -a 4,000
pop., on N. bank of the Ohio r. and the E.
bank of the Beaver r., at its moutli, and at
junction of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh and
Pittsburgh, Ft. Waj'ne & Chicago Rds., 26 m.
from Pittsburgh and 87 from Alliance.
Manufactories of carriages, coffins, tum-
blers, etc.
ARGUS ; every evening except Sunday ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $5.50; established 1883; Curtis & Bliss,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
ROYERSFORD, Montgomery Co.,
Q, 1,000 pop., on Philadelphia & Reading Rd.
Has three large stove foundries, glass
works, fire-brick works and other indus-
tries. On Schuylkill r., opposite Spring City.
BULiLiETTN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x3S; subscription 81-50; established 1885 ; J.
A. Guss, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ST. CLAIR, Schuylkill Co., n- 4,000
pop., on Mill Creek ; also on branch of the
P. & R. Rd., 3 m. from Pottsville. The
Schuylkill Valley branch of the Penna. Rd.
was recently completed through here,
adding ten passenger trains daily. Manu-
facture mining utensils.
SPIjINTERS; Saturdays ; twelve pages ;
size of page 11x15 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1882; Splinters Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ST. MARY'S, Elk Co., b 1,507 pop.,
on Philadelphia & Erie division of Pennsj^l-
vania Rd., 10 m. E. of Ridgway. In a coal
and lumbering district.
EL.K CO. GAZETTE; Thursdavs; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1868 ; C. W. Barrett, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L 2.
SALTSBURG, Indiana Co., -n 860
pop., on West Penn. division of Pennsyl-
vania Rd., 62 m. E. of Pittsburgh. Chiefly
engaged in coal mining, glass making and
agriculture.
PRESS ; Wednesdaj's ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Mercer & Brown, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SANDY LAKE, Mercir Co., \^ 900
pop., on Big Sandy creeii and a branch of
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rd., at
junction of the Buffalo, Pittsburgh and
Western Rd., 20 m, from Franklin, 12 from
Mercer and 22 from Meadville. Engaged in
agriculture and coal mining. Contains
flouring mills, yoke works, sucker rod fac-
tory and woolen mills. Medicinal springs
are near by.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1874; Rev. L. I. Crawford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SAXTON, Bedford Co., g 500 pop., on
H. & B. T. Rd., at juncton of Shoup's Run
branch and Powelton Narrow Gauge Rd. I
PENNSTL VANIA.
and RaystOAvn branch of Juniata r. Has
railroad shops, furnace, foundry, etc.
HERALD ; Wednesdays; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 17x24 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; W. Thompson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, Schuyl-
kill Co., D- 3,600 pop., on Schuylkill r. and on
Phila. & Reading Rd., 4 m. S. of Pottsville
and 31 N. N. W. of Reading. Railroad re-
pair shops, rolling mill, soap factory, boat
yards, etc.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886 ; Dengler & Boyer, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
SCHWENKSVILLE, Montgomery
Co., Q, 500 pop., on Perkiomen Rd., 28 m.
from Philadelphia and 12 from Norris-
town. Trading point.
ITEM ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x37 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1877; Irvin H.
Bardman, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SCOTTDALE, Westmoreland Co., p
3,500 pop., on Southwestern Penn. Rd.
division of Pennsylvania Rd., 17 m. S. of
Greensburg and 6 m. N. of Connellsville.
Engaged in coal mining and iron manufac-
ture. Has large pipe works and rolling
mill.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; H. B. Strickler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
I. M. Newcomer & Co., etiitors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
SCRANTON, C. H., Lackawanna Co.,
cf 75,000 pop., on Lackawanna r. and Dela-
w^are, Lackawanna & Western, Delaware
& Hudson Canal Co., Erie & Wyoming
Valley and Central of New Jersey branch
of Philadelphia & Reading Rds., 149 m.
from New York and 167 from Philadelphia.
Extensive Iron and steel works, locomo-
tive works and manufactories of mining
machinery. A trade centre, and the depot
of anthracite coal trade.
REPUBLICAN; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; republican; daily
and weekly four pages, Sunday eight pages ;
size— daily 26x38, weekly 28x42, Sunday 32x44 ;
subscription— dailj^ $7, weekly $1, Sunday
$2 ; established— daily 1867, weekly 1856, Sun-
day 1883; Joseph A. Scranton, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily H 2, Sunday
H2, weekly J 2.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 26x40, weeklv 40x52 ; subscription — daily
$4.50, weekly $1.25; established— daily 1870,
weekly 1873 ; P. A. Barrett, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily H 1, weekly K 2.
TRUTH ; every evening except Sunday ;
independent ; eight pages : size 24x40 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1882 ; John E. Bar-
rett and J. J. Joi'dan, editors and publishers ;
circulation H 2.
DER HEROLD; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays; German; four pages:
size 26x40; subscription $2.50; established
1874 ; Nicholas Kiefer & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
BAKER'S DIGEST AND COMMON
PLEAS REPORTER: Fridays; legal;
eight pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscription
590
GEO. P. ROWELL. & GO'S
PEXNS YL VANIA.
$3.50 ; established 1884 ; A. L. Baker, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2. '
CATHOLIC RECORD; Saturdays;
catholic ; four pages ; size 22xo2 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 : established l&s; ; j. c. Vaughan,
editor; Vaughan, Murray &Co., publishers.
EAGLE; Sundays; eight pages; size
35x4S ; subscription §2.50 ; established 1881 ;
John McConib, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 2 .
HYDE PARK COURIER-PRO-
GRE.S"« ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x35 ; j
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; John R. I
Farr, editor and publisher; circulation K 1 ;
dated at Hvde Park.
PEOPLE; Satiirdays; temperance; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1880; Tallie Margar, editor; People
Printing Co.. publishers.
PROVIDENCE REGISTER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 22x35 : subscription $1 :
established 1876; W. C. TunstalJ, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 2.
SATURDAYARGUS; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1882 : Marion Stewart
Cann & Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation K 2.
SUNDAY FREE PRESS; Sundays; in-
dependent ; eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 18T2 ; F. A. Beamish, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation H 1.
SUNDAY MORNING NEWS; Sun-
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2; established 1878; F.J. Fitz-
simmons and F. P. Woodward, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2 ; an edition en-
titled the Dollar Neics is issued on Mondavs.
WOCHENBLATT; Thursdays; Ger-
man; republican; four pages; size 28x44;
subscription $2 ; established 1865 ; Fred. Wag-
ner, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
A3IERICAN WOOD- WORKER
AND SAW AND PLANING-MILL
JOURNAL ; monthly ; commercial ;
twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 18S3 ; James Nolan, editor
and publisher; circulation .J 2.
DIOCESAN INDEX; monthly; catho-
lic ; four pages, size 22x;30 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1887 ; James F. Judge,
editor and publisher.
SELINSGROVE, Snyder Co., n l,431t
pop., on Susquehanna r. and Northern Cen-
tral Rd., at junction of Lewistown division
of Pennsylvania Rd., 50 m. from Harris-
burg. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict.
SNYDER CO. TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1..50; established 1858; Joseph A. Lum-
bard, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
T I 31 E S ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1856 ; J. G. Lesher, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SHAM O KIN, JSTorthumberland Co., G
12,0'X) pop., on Mahanoy & Shamokin branch
of Philadelphia & Reading and terminus of
the Shamokin, Suubury and Lewisburg
Rds., at junction of Shamokin division of
Northern Central Rd. and at terminus of
Easton & Shamokin branch of the Lehigh
Valley Rd., 18 m. from Sunburj-. In the
anthracite coal regions.
DISPATCH ; every evening except Sun-
day; indei)endent ; four pages; size 22x30;
subscriptitm S5 ; established 1886.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
28x44; subscription §1..50 ; established 1863;
Elmer Heffeltinger, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x41); subscriptions! ; established 1882; Gui-
termanu & Mackenzie, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
PENNS TL VANIA.
TIMES ; Fridays ; Independent ; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1872; D. L. Solienberger & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SHARON, ^fercer Co.,-]j 5,684t pop., on
Pittsburgh & Erie Rd. and Mahoning divi-
sion of N. Y., Lake Erie & Western Rd., at
terminus of the Middlesex extension of
same, 75 m. from Pittsburgh. Engaged in
iron manufacturing and coal mining.
EVENING EAGLE; every evening
except Thursday and Sunday, and EAGLE,
Wednesdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 20x26, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription— daily .$5, weeklj' S1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1876, weekly 1875 ; Ray &
Whitehead, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— daily L 2 . weekly K 2.
EAGLE; (see Evening Eagle.)
HERALD: Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; John L. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
SHARPSBURG, Allegheny Co., p
3,466+ pop., on Alleghenj- r., Allegheny Val-
ley, Pennsj'lvania and Pittsburgh & West*
ern Rds. Has rolling mills, furnaces, foun-
dries and coal mines.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878; J. A. Rattigan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30; subscription $1.25; established
1885; H. R. Goshorn and James S. Henry,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SHARPSBURG AND ETNA NEWS
ACME; Thursdays; English and German;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x16; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1886 ; Acme Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
SHARPSVILLE, Mercer Co., ^ 2,300
pop., on Erie & Pittsburgh and N. Y.,
Penn. & Ohio Rds., at terminus of Sharps-
ville Rd., 24 m. from New Castle. Has
numerous blast furnaces, shoe factory and
machine works.
ADVERTISER; Wednesday?. ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription SL.tO ; estab-
lished 1870 ; P. J. Bartleson, editor ; Sharps-
ville Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
SHENANDOAH, Schuylkill Co., D-
16,000 pop., on Lehigh Valley and Philadel-
phia & Reading Rds., 13 m. from Pottsville.
A number of the largest collieries in the
anthracite region are within the borough
limits, and over one half of the total yield
of the Schuylkill coal region is produced
within 3 miles of the town.
EVENING HERALD; every evening
except Sunday, and HERALD, Saturdays ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size—
dailv 19x26, weekly 32x44; subscription— daily
$3, "weeklv $1.50; establLshed— daily 1885,
weekly 1870; James S. Kirkwood & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 1 ,
weeklv J 2.
EVENING PROGRESS ; every even-
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four pages ;
size 21x30 ; subscription $3 ; established 1884 ;
Progress Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation .J 2.
A >IEPHKA ; Thursdays ; Russian; four
pages ; size 15x22 ; established 1886 ; America
Co., editors and publishers.
HERALD; (see Evening Herald.)
MINING HERALD AND COL-
LIERY ENGINEER; Saturdays; com-
mercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
591
PEXXSYLVANIA.
subscription S2 ; established 1879 ; J. S. Kirk-
wood & Co., editors and publishers ; circula
tion H 1 ; dated at Shenandoah and Philadel-
phia ; Philadelphia office, 1,017 Chestnut st.
SUNDAY NEWS; Sundays; four pages;
size 29x45 ; subscription $2 ; established 187S ;
Doj'le Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 2 .
SHICKSHINNY, Luzerne Co., [>
2,000 pop., on Schuj'lkill Valley branch of
Pennsylvania Rd. and Lackawanna &
Bloomsburg branch of D., L. & W. Rd., at
junction of North & West Branch division
of Pennsylvania and Wilkesbarre & West-
ern Rds., 40 m. from Scranton. A mining
and railroad centre ; surrounded by a rich
farming country.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Fridays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 2»5x40 ; subscription .§1 ;
established 1873 ; R. Millard Tubbs, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
SHINGLE HOUSE, Potter Co., ^
100 pop., in an excellent agricultural com-
munity, 16 m. fromOlean, N. Y.; connected
by stage with Ceres, N. Y., 5 m. distant.
SHARON LEADER; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x:>4 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established ISBti ; H. D. Caskey, edi-
tor ; Sharon Publishing Co., publishers ; is-
sue also the Ceres Courant.
SHIPPENSBURG, Cumberland Co.,
p 3,000 pop., on Cumberland Valley Rd., at
junction of the Harrisburg & Potomac Rd.
and terminus of the Western Maryland Rd.,
41 m. from Harrisburg. Surrounded by a
populous agi'icultural district and a centre
of trade. State Normal School located
here. Has excellent water and gas works.
Jersey cattle are raised and herded in the
vicinity.
CHRONICLE: Thursdays ; independent;
four pages ; size •26x40 ; subscription $1.75 ;
established 1875 ; J. E. Wolfe, editor; Chronicle
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
N E W S ; Fridaj-s ; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription
$1.50 ; established 1843 ; D. K. & J. C. Wagner,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
SKIPPACK, Montgomery Co., O^ 300
pop., on proposed line of Delaware River &
Lancaster Rd., 18 m. from Philadelphia, 10
from Norristown, near the P. & R. Rd.
Chiefly agricultural. Manufactures shirts,
clothing, stockings and butter and cheese,
DER NEUTRALIST UND ALLGE-
I>IEINE NEUIGKEITS-BOTE;
Wednesdays ; German ; republican ; four
pages; size 28x42; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1844 ; C. Fischer, editor ; Estate of A. E.
Dambly, publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SLATINGTON, Lehigh Co., a- 2,.50o
pop., on Lehigh r. and Lehigh Valley, Le-
high & Susquehanna and Schuylkill & Le-
high Rds., 16 m. N. W. of Allentown. Centre
of a great slate region.
NEWS; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1863 ; L. E. Schlauch, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SMETHPORT, C. H., McKean Co., ^
1,000 pop., on BuflEalo, N. Y. & Philadelphia^
Rd., at terminus of Bradford, Bordell &
Klnzua Rd., about 96 m. from Buffalo.
PENNS YL VANIA.
Centre of extensive mining and petroleum
region.
McKEAN CO. MINER; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size "28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1863 ; L. Rogers, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
McKEAN DEMOCRAT; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion S2.51); established 1879; Wilson & Co.,
editors and publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
SOMERSET, C. H., Somerset Co., ^
1,500 pop., on Somerset & Cambria branch
of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., at junction of
South Pennsylvania Rd. (now building), 110
m. from Pittsburgh. Lumber trade carried
on. Maple sugar, cheese and butter are the
chief commodities; line agricultural district.
D E 31 O C R A T ; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1854; A. H. Coffroth, Jr.,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$2.50 ;
established 1827 ; Edward Scull, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2.
SOMERSET CO. TIMES; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; E. H. Werner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
SOUDERTON, Montgomery Co., P,
525 pop., 26 m. from Phila., with railroad
communication by the Philadelphia &
Reading Rd. Has steam planing mills.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; W. F. Goettler, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, North-
ampton Co., a- 5,500 pop., on line of Lehigh
Valley and Phila. & Reading Rds., 12 m.W. of
Easton and 54 from Phila. Seat of Lehigh
University, St. Luke's Hospital and other
institutions. Has extensive Bessemer steel
works, also large zinc, brass and boiler
works, silk and knitting mills and other
industries, and is rich in iron and zinc ores.
STAR ; every afternoon except Sunday ;
independent : four pages, Saturday eight
pages ; size 22x:B0, Saturday 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion §4 ; established 18S4 ; Grim & Hai'lacher,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 1 .
SOUTH CHESTER, (THURLOW
p. O.) Delaware Co., a« 5,000 pop., on Phila-
delphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd. and
for freight only on the Philadelphia & Read-
ing Rd., 2 m. from Chester and 16 from
Philadelphia. The Chester rolling mills,
Chester Pipe and Tube Co's works, Chester
oil works and several other manufactories
are located here.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages; size 26x
40 ; subscription $1.20 ; established 1883 : W.
Warren Webb, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2 .
PLAINSPEAKER ; Thursdays ; eight
pages: size 22x30; subscription $L ; establish-
ed 1883 ; Olin T. Pancoast, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
SPARTANSBURG, Crawford
Co., tl 7(;m3 pop., on Buffalo, New York &
Philadelphia Rd., 9 m. from Corry ai:d 17
from Titusville Has shingle, flour and
woolen mills.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages; size
22x31; subscription 75 cents ; established 1885
592
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
R. A. Maxwell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
SPRING CITY, Chester Co., Q, 1,300
pop., on Schuylkill r. and canal and
Schuylkill Vallej- Rd., near the line of
Pennsylvania Rd., 32 m. from Philadelphia.
Has a wood paper manufactory, two stove
works, moulders' facing works, and fire
brick and tile works.
S UN ; Saturdaj-s ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872 ; John H. Royer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SPRINGFIELD, (ELivr P. O.) Fay^
ette Co., p 2U0 pop. Surrounded by a
fine farming community and rich mineral
section, producing coal, limestone, ore and
fire-clay in large quantities. Lumbering
and stock-raising is also extensively car-
ried on.
MOUNTAINEER; monthly ; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 40 cents ; es-
tablished 1882 ; George W. Campbell, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2. C^~ Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Dec. 1, 1S86, as per statement on file at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
776 copies.
SPRINGTOWN, BucTcs Co., U^ 506
pop. Has an academj', stores, hotel, car-
riage works, etc.
TIMES; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
32x44; subscription §1 ; established 1885 ; H. S.
Funk, editor ; Times Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
STEELTON, Dauphin Co., u 7,000
pop., on Pennsylvania Rd., at junction of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 3 m. E. of
Harrisburg. Makes Bessemer and open
hearth steel, steel rails, structural steel
switches, etc. Has a steam flouiing mill
with a capacity of 1,000 barrels per day.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; W. H. H. Sieg, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
STONEBORO, Mercer Co., ^ 1,460
pop., on Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
and Buffalo, N. Y. & Phil. Rds. Coal mining
is the principal indystry.
LAKE liOC ALi ; Thursdays ; eight pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
W. R. Eckels, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
STRASBURGH, Lancaster Co., O,
1,005 pop., on Strasburgh Rd. Engaged in
agriculture and manufacturing farming
implements.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1884; F. P. Eberiuan, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
STROUDSBURG, C. H., Monroe
Co., D- 2,000 pop., on Broadhead's creek and
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western and
New York, Susquehanna 8c "Western Rds.,
89 m. from New York. Surrounded by an
agricultural country ; possesses water
power.
JEFFERSONIAN; Thursdays; repub-
lican; four pages; size 23x133; subscription
$2; established 1843; Theodore Schoch, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
PENNSYLVANIA.
MONROE DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x43 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1830 ; A. O. Greenwald &
Co.. editors and publishei'S ; circulation 1 1 .
SUGAR GROVE, Warren Co., \2 900
pop., 9 ni. f rom Jamestown, N. Y., 9 from
Youngsviile and 14 from Warren, seat of
Sugar Grove Seminary. Dairying and gen-
eral farming.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
^x35; subscription $l"; established 1S84; J.
Warren Fletcher, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
SUGAR VALLEY, Clinton Co., 6
600 pop., in an agricultural section, for
which it is a trade centre ; 16 m. from Lock
Haven, the county seat.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages; size 22x32; established 1886.
SUMMIT HILL, Carbon Co., & 350
pop., on N. J. Central division of Philadel-
phia & Reading Rd. Coal mining the prin-
cipal industry.
SUMMIT HILL AND LANSFORD
RECORD; (see Lansford.)
SUNBURY, C. H., Northumberland
Co., n 6,000 pop., on Susquehanna r., at
junction of Philadelphia & Reading with
Northern Central Rd. and Philadelphia
and Erie division of the Pennsylvania
Rd., with branches running to Lewistown
and Wilkes-Barre, 56 m. from Harrisburg
and 36 from Williamsport. The Shamokin
division of the Northern Central Rd. termi-
nates here, also Western terminus of Sun-
bury, Hazleton & Wilkes-Barre Rd. The
Philadelphia & Reading Rd. also connects
it with the Vanderbilt, N. Y., system of Rds.
Shipping point for Shamokin coal fields^
Engaged in lumber trade. Has a rolling
mill, nail works, organ factory, two steam
saw mills, coffin factory, door and sash
factory and machine and car shops.
DAILY; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §3 ; estab-
lished 1872; Daily Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN; Fridays; republican ; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
ished 1840; E. Wilvert, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
NEWS, Fridays; republican; four pages;
size 29x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1881 ; A. N. Brice, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO. DEM-
OCRAT; Fridays ; democi'atic ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1861 ; Eichholtz & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 1
SUSQUEHANNA, Susquehanna
Co., cf 5,000 pop., on N. Y., Lake Erie & West-
ern Rd., 8 m. E. of Great Bend, 23 E. of
Binghamton and 191 W. fi-om New York
City. Repair shops located here.
TRANSCRIPT ; every evening, and
WEEKLY, Fridajs ; independent; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
21x30, weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $1U»
weeklv $1.50 ; established— daily 1885, weekly
!872; J. Clark, Jr., editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—weekly J 1.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
ten pages; size of page 15x.'2 subscrip-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
593
FEXXS TL VANIA.
tion $2 ; established 1869 ; B. F. Pride, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SWARTHMORE, Delaware Co., C^
100 pop., ou Central division of Philadel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd., 11 m. W.
of Phila. Seat of Swarthmore College.
PH(ENIX; monthly ; twenty-eight pages;
size of page 8x10 ; subscription $1 ; established
1881 ; Students of Swarthmore College, editors
and publishex's ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year. .
TACONY, Philadelphia Co., 0, 3,000
pop., on the Delaware r., a suburb of Phila-
delphia and branch of the Philadelphia
Post Office. Large saw and file mills, em-
ploying over 500 hands ; also rope manufac-
tory.
NEW ERA; (see Philadelphia.)
TAMAQUA, Schuylkill Co., n- 5,730t
pop., on Little Schuylkill r. and Phil. &
Reading Rd. and N. J. Central division of
the same, 16 m. from Pottsville. Coal is
found here. Some manufacturing carried
on.
COURIER ; Saturdaj-s; independent: four
pages ; size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Robert Harris, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
TARENTUM, Allegheny Co., p 2,000
pop., on Allegheny r., at intersection of Bull
Creek and Western Pennsylvania divisions
of Pennsylvania Central Railroad, 20 m.
from Pittsburgh. Gas wells have been sunk
along the line of Bull creek and are now in
successful operation. A thrifty, prosper-
ous town, having considerable trade and
surrounded by an agricultural district.
ALLEGHENY VAL.L.EY TI3IES ;
Fridays ; six pages: size of page 18x26 ; sub-
scription $1.25; established 1878; Kennedv
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SUN; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; J. Jack,
editor ; E. L. Thompson publisher ; circula-
tion Kl.
TELFORD, Montgomery Co., U^ 900
pop., on North Penna. div. of Phila. &
Reading Rd., 28 m. from Philadelphia and
14 from XorristoAvn. A prosperous village ;
has machine shops, stores and general
trade.
MONTGOMERY CO. PRESSE; Tues
■days ; German ; four pages ; size 22x3o ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1860 ; John Shupe,
■editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TIDIOUTE, Warren Co., tl 1.500 pop.,
on Allegheny r. and Pittsburg division of the
Buffalo, N. Y. & Philadelphia Rd., 35 m. from
Oil City. Engaged in merchandising. Has
large manufacturing interests.
NEWH ; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1873 ; Charles
E. White, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
TIONESTA, C. H., Forest Co., \2 650
pop., on Allegheny r. and River division of
the Buffalo, N. Y. & Philadelphia Rd., 20 m.
from Oil City. Engaged in lumber trade.
^DEMOCRATIC VINDICATOR;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; J.
B. Muse and W. L. Klinestiver, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
PENNSYLVANIA.
FOREST NATIONAL. DEMO-
CRAT; Fridays; democratic; four pages-
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Kepler & Chadman, editors; J. M. Kepler,
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
FOREST REPUBLICAN; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1.50 : established 1868 ; J. E. Wenk, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TITUSVILLE, Crawford Co., n9,046t
pop., on Buffalo, N. Y. & Philadelphia (Pitts-
burgh div.) Rd., at junction of Union &
Tltusville branch, 28 m. from Meadville ;
southern terminus of Dunkirk, Allegheny
Valley & Pittsburgh Rd. Engaged in oil
trade and location of a number of refineries.
Manufactures engine boilers, oil, flour and
fruit barrels, and artesian and oil well ma-
ehiner.y, brooms, furniture, hemlock bark
extract, etc.
MORNING HERALD; every morning
except Sunday, and HERALD, Thursdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly (size of page)
18x24 ; subscription— daily .$7, weekly gl.50; es-
tablished—daily 1865, weekly 1859; H. C. Bloss,
editor and publisher ; circulation— daily J l ,
weekly J 1 ; issues also the Equitable Aid
Union Herald.
AMERICAN C ITIZEN ; Fridays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.60 ;
established 1885 ; H. C. Eddy & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
HERALD ; (see Morning Herald.)
SUNDAY WORLD; Sundays; eight
pages; size of page 18x24 ; subscription $1.60;
established 1879 ; Frank W. Truesdell & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
EQUITABLE AID UNION HER-
ALD ; moiithly ; Equitable Aid Union ; four
pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1886 ; H. C. Bloss, editor and pub-
lisher; issues also the Morning Herald.
TO WANDA, C. H., Bradford Co., fl
4,000 pop., on Susquehanna r. and Lehigh
Vallej' Rd., at junction of Barclay and State
Line & Sullivan Rds., 77 m. from Plttston.
Contains a flom-ishing collegiate institute ;
also nail works, boot and shoe and furni-
ture manufactories, etc.
REVIEW ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 20x26, weekly 30x44; subscription-
daily S3, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1879,
weekly 1883; McKee Brothers, editors and
publishers; circulation — daily K 1, week-
ly K 2.
BRADFORD ARGUS; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1833 ; E. Ashmun Par-
sons, editor and publislier ; cii-culation J 2.
BRADFORD REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $1 ; establislied 1875 ; Judson Hol-
comb and C. H. Allen, editors ; Holcomb &
Tracy, publishers ; circulation J 2 .
REPORTER.JOURNAL; Thmsdays ;
eight pages : size of page 18x23 ; subscription
$1.50; established — i2eiJorfer 1840, Journal
1873; H. F. Marsh, editor; Reporter-Journal
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
TOWER CITY, Schuylkill Co., n-
500 pop., near Philadelphia & Reading and
Northern Central Rds., 13 m. from Tremont
and 24 from Pottsville. Engaged in coal
mining and farming.
VALLEY ECHO; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 2(ix40; subscription $1; established
1883; R. B. Wilson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
594
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PEXNS YL VA XI A .
TREMONT, Schuylkill Co., a- 1,975
pop., 13 111. from Pottsville, on Philadelphia
& Reading Rd. Engaged in coal mining
and iron manufactures.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1869 ;
U. G. Batdorff, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
WEST SCHUYLiKIliL. PRESS;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877; John A. Bechtel,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TROY, Bradford Co., [^ 1,500 pop., on
Northern Central Rd., 25 m. from Elmira,
N. Y. In an agricultural and butter-pro-
ducing section, and centre of trade.
NORTHERN TIER GAZETTE;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1863 ; A.
S. Hooker^ editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 3i )x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Frank Loomis, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
TUNKHANNOCK, C. H., Wyoming
Co., cf 1,400 pop., on N. branch of Susque-
hanna r. and Lehigh Valley and Montrose
Rds., 23 m. from Pittston, 145 from Harris-
burg and 24 from Scranton. The centre of a
grain trade and engaged in various indus-
trial pursuits.
NEW AGE; Thursdays ; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1879 ; Young & Lyman,
editors and publishers ; circulation 1 1 .
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869 ; G. S. Baldwin, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
WYOMING DEMOCRAT ; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1861 ; Alvin Day & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 .
TYRONE, Blair Co., a 4,000 pop., on
Pennsylvania Central Rd., at junction of
Bald Eagle Valley, Tyrone & Clearfield and
Le^visburg & TjTone Rd., 14 m. from Al-
toona. Engaged in iron, lime, leather,
paper, lumber and stone coal trade.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; C. S. W. Jones Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
TIMES; Wednesdaj's : democratic ; eight
f)age9 ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1880 ; Harry E. Bonsall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TJIiYSSES, Potter Co., ^ 600 pop., 15 m.
N. E. of Coudersport and 34 E of Smethport,
a station on the Buffalo, N. Y. & Phila. Rd.
The surrounding country is well adapted for
agricultural purposes.
SENTINELi ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1881 ; Seth Lewis, editor ; Charles
W. Bailey, publisher ; circulation K 1.
VNIO^ CITY, Erie Co., ^2,171t pop.,
on N. Y., P. & O., Philadelphia & Erie divis-
ion of Penn. Union & Titusville division of
B., N. Y. & Phjla., and N, Y., Pa. & Ohio Rds.,
26 m. from Erie. The centre of an agricult-
ural district and engaged in manufactures.
TIMES; Thui-sdays ; independent ;
eight pages; size :30x44 ; subscription $1.70;
established 1871 ; Frank E. McLean and John
C. McLean, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1 '
PEXNS YL VAXIA.
UNIONTOWN, C. H., Fayette Co.,
P 3,400 pop., at terminus of Fayette Co.
branch of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., also on
Pennsylvania Rd., 72 m. from Pittsburgh
and 18 S. of Sunbury. Surrounded by a
thickly settled agricultural district. A
central point in the coke and iron region
of Pennsylvania.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; Jost-ph Beatty, editor ; Jas.
Beatty, publisher ; circulation J 2.
GE>fnJS OF LIBERTY; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1805 ; Cooke,
Hazen & Marshall, editors and publishers;
circulation I 1 .
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic : four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S2 : R. W. Herbert, editor ; News
Pub. Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation J 2.
REPUBLICAN STANDARD; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 29x44 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1826 ; Ewing &
Sturgis, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 2.
UPLAND, Delaicare Co., LO^ 2,900 pop.,
on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
and Baltimore & Ohio Rds., 16 m S. W. of
Philadelphia. Several large cotton factories
here.
LOCAL; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ;
Joshua Taylor, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
M'B'B.O'S A., Allegheny Co., p 3,500 pop.,
on Allegheny r. and Allegheny Valley Rd., 6
m. from Sharpsburg, 10 from Allegheny City
and 10 from Pittsburgh. Has tool, spring
and glass works and planing and saw mills.
The Allegheny Valley Rd. car shops are
located here.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 18S6; Tribune Printing Co., editors
and publishers.
WARREN, C. H., Warren Co., tj 5,500
pop., on Allegheny r. and Philadelphia &
Erie Rd., at junction of Dunkirk, Allegheny
Valley & Pittsburgh and Buffalo, N. Y. &
Philadelphia Rds., 66 m. from Erie. The
centre of the Pennsylvania oil trade.
EVENING PARAGRAPH; every
evening except Sunday, independent ; and
WEEKLY, Thursdays, republican; four
pages ; size— daily 18x26, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
1884; J. H. Kelly, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly K 1.
MIRROR; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdaj's; independ-
ent ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weeklv 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $4.50, weekly $1.25 ; established— daily
1886, weekly 1883; George B. Smith, editor;
E. Walker, publisher ; circ'n— weekly J 1 .
LEDGER; Fx-idays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1849; D. D. Reed, editor; Reed Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation II.
MAIL; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1848; E. Cowan & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
WASHINGTON, C. H., Washington
Co., p 6,000 pop., on Chartiers creek and
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis, Waynes-
burg & Washington and Baltimore & Ohio
Rds., 32 m. from Pittsburgh. County seat of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
595
PENNSYLVANIA.
a large farming and sheep-raising county.
Seat of the Washington and Jefferson Col-
lege. Millions of bushels of bituminous
coal are mined yearly. The town is heated
by natural gas as fuel, supplied from ten
wells in the vicinity ; oil has also been re-
cently discovered ; yielding 18,000 barrels of
amber oil daily
REPORTER; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
republican ; daily four pages, weelcly eight
pages; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44; sub-
cription— daily $3, weelcly $2; established-
daily 1876, weekly 18U8; E. L. and W. Christnian,
editors ; E. L. Christman, publisher ; circula-
tion—dailv J 1, weekly J 1.
REVIEW; every morniiie: except Sun-
day, and REVIEW AND EXAMINER,
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
daily 22x33, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily
$3, weeekly $1.50 ; established— daily 1886,
weeklA- 1865; Hufus R. Wilson, editor and
publisher; circulation— weekly J 2.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Hart & Charlton, editors and
publishers ; circulation I 1 .
OBSERVER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Acheson & Mcllvaine, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2 .
REVIEW AND EXAMINER; (see
Revieiv.)
JEFFERSONIAN; monthly ; twenty-
four pages ; size of page 9x11 ; subscription
?!1.25 ; established 1877 ; Students of Wash-
ngton and Jefferson College, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
WATERFORD, Erie Co., Y: 900
pop., 14 m. S. E. of Erie and 1 from P. & E.
division of the Penn. Rd., on Lake Le Boeuf .
Lies in a farming and cattle-raising dis-
trict and has two flouring mills and a
large tannery.
Ii E A D E R ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; W. G. Le Fevre, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATSONTOWN, Northumberland
Co., D 2,500 pop., a prosperous town, on W.
branch of the Susquehanna r., on Philadel-
phia & Erie division of the Pennsylvania
and Philadelphia & Reading Rds., 17 m. N.
of Sunbury and 20 E. of Williamsport.
Considerable manufacturing carried on.
Surrounded by a good agricultural district.
RECORD AND STAR ; Saturdays; eight
pages ; size 32x4"! ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Fosnot & Burr, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
WATTSBURG, Erie Co., ^ 500 pop.,
on French creek, IS m. from Erie. En-
gaged in manufactures.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
Dr. S. F. Chapin, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
WAYNESBORO, Franklin Co., g
3,000 pop., at terminus of Mont Alto Rd.
and on Western Maryland Rd. Manufac-
tures steam engines, threshing machines
and fruit evaporators. Has two steam
lumber mills. In rich agricultural district.
Copper and iron found near. The neighbor-
ing mountains contain a number of parks
and summer resorts.
KEYSTONE GAZETTE; Wednes-
PENNSYLVANIA.
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; D. B. Martin,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VILLAGE RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1847 ; William Blair, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
WAYNESBURGH, C. H., Greene
Co., p 2,500 pop., at terminus of Waynes-
burgh & Washington Rd., 45 m. S. of
Pittsburgh. In section engaged in agri-
culture and stock-raising. Fine stock and
wool growing a specialty.
GREENE CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1881 ; Spragg
& Jennings, editQrs and publishers; circula-
tion 1 1 .
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; Ragan & Evans, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation 12.
MESSENGER; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1813 ; W. A. Dinsmore, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1835 ; I. H. Knox, editor ;
Knox, Ray & Teagardeu, publishers ; circula-
tion J 1.
TRUE BLUE ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 32x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Pauley & Sons, editors and publishers.
WEATHERLY, Carbon Co., [> 3,000
pop., on Lehigh Valley Rd., 14 m. from Car-
bon, C. H. A coal mining district. The Le-
high Valley Rd. shops are located here.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1880; H. S. Rinker. editor; P. E.
Faust, publisher ; circulation K 1.
WELLSBORO, C. H., Tioga Co., b
3,000 pop., on Corning, Cowanesque & An-
trim Rd., 24 m, from Lawrenceville, 40 from
Corning. N. Y., and 78 from Williamsport.
In a mining and agricultural section.
AGITATOR; Tuesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1854 : Barnes & Roy, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 .
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1874 ; Wright & Conevery, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2 .
REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE;
Wednesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Matson & Shearer, editors and publishers ;.
circulation J 1.
WEST CHESTER, C. H., CJiester
Co., Q, 7,046+ pop,, 21 m. from Philadelphia
and 16 from Wilmington, Del., at terminus
of West Chester branch of Pennsylvania
Rd. and on Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Rd. Situated in an agricultural
district and a centre of trade.
LOCAL NEVi^S; every evening except
Sundav; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $3; established 1872 ; W. W. Thom-
son, editor ; W. H. Hodgson, publisher ; cii*-
culation G 1; issues also the Jeffersonian.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Sunday, and AxMERICAN REPUBLI-
CAN, Fridays; republican; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages; size— daily 22x30, week-
Iv 30x44 ; subscription— daily $3, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1878, weekly 1808; West
Chester Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily I 1 , weekly K 2 ;
issues also the Chester Co. Reporter.
o96
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
PENNSYLVANIA.
VIIjLAGE RECORD; every evening
except Sunday, and CHESTER CO.
VILLAGE RECORD, Tuesdays; re-
publicau ; four pages ; size— daily 2Ux31, week-
ly 32x45 ; subscription— daily $3, weekly $2.50 ;
established— daily 1878, weekly 1809 ; B. D. &
W. D. Evans, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation—dailv J 1, weekly G 1.
A:>1ERICAX republican ? (see
Republican.)
CHESTER CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; independent-democratic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1879 ;
George R. Guss, publisher; circulation li 2.
CHESTER CO. POST ; Saturdays ;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; Geo. R. Guss, editor and
publisher; circulation LI.
CHESTER CO. REPORTER: Tues
days ; legal ; twelve pages ; size of page 7x10;
subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; Jas. Mon-
aghau, editor ; West Chester Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation L 1 ; inserts legal ad-
vertisements only; issues also the Republican.
CHESTER CO. VILLAGE RE-
CORD; (see ViUaqe Record.)
JEFFERSONIAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 80x44 ; established
1842 ; W. H. Hodgson, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1 ; issues also the Local News.
WESTFIELD, Tioga Co., ^ 908t pop.,
on Cowanesque r., Addison & Northern
Penn. and Corning, Cowanesque & Antrim
Rds., 26 m. from Wellsboro and 32 from
Corning, N. Y Farming and dairying car-
ried on.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1878; J. F. Rugaber, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
WEST GROVE, Chester Co., q
525 pop., 40 m. W. of Philadelphia, on Phila-
delphia & Baltimore Central Rd. Has an ex-
tensive rose growing establishment, casket
factory and knitting factory.
INDEPENDENT AND CHESTER
CO. MIRROR: Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1884; Morris Lloyd, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST MIDDLESEX, Mercer Co,,
\2 1,500 pop., on Erie & Pittsburgh and
Middlesex extension of N. Y., Penna. &
Ohio Rds., 6 m. from Sharon.
AMERICAN MILLWRIGHT;
monthly ; commercial ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 8x11 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; J. A. Lawrie, editor and pub-
lisher.
WEST NEWTON, Westmoreland
Co.,p 2,500 pop., on B. & O. and Pittsburgh,
McK. & Y. Rds., 33 m. S. E. of Pittsburgh.
Good farming country. Coal, coke, free-
stone, limestone and lumber abundant.
YOUGHTOGHENY TIMES;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1878 ;
A. B. Orr, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
WHITE HAVEN, Luzerne Co., o
1,600 pop., on Lehigh Valley Rd., at junction
of Central Rd. of New Jersey division of
Philadelphia & Reading Rd., 30 m. from
Wilkes-Barre. Engaged in lumbering and
manufacturing.
JOURNAL: Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscnptlon $1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; W. A. Feist, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2
PENNS YL VANIA.
WILKES-BARRE, C. H., Luzerne
Co., a- 35,000 pop., on N. branch of Susque-
hanna r. and Lehigh Valley Rd., at junction
of Lehigh & Susquehanna division of Phila-
delphia & Reading Rd., terminus of the
Sunbury, Hazleton & Wilkes-Barre branch
of Pennsylvania Rd. and on D. & H. Rd.
Centre of the Wyoming Valley anthracite
coal fields. Has axle works and silk and
lace mills. The Wilkes-Barre & Harvey's
Lake Rd. is now in course of construction.
EVENING LEADER ; every evening
except Sunday, and UNION LEADER,
Fridays; democratic; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 24x38, weekly 30x44 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 1849' ; J. K. Bogert,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily 12,
weekly HI. .
NEWS DEALER; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, DOLLAR NEWS-
DEALER, Saturdays, and SUNDAY
NEWS DEALER, Sundays; daily demo-
cratic, Sunday and weekly independent ;
daily four pages, weekly and Sunday eight
pages ; size— daily 22x34, weekly and Sunday
32x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1,
Sunday $2; established— daily 1884, weekly
and Sunday 1878; Economic Printing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation — daily
1 1 , weekly H 1, Sunday G 2.
RECORD : every morning except Sun-
day, and RECORD OF THE TIMES,
Fridays; republican; daily four pages, week-
ly six pages ; size— dailj' 26x40, weekly (size of
page) 20x26 ; subscription— dailj^ $6, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1873, weekly 1832; C.
B. Snyder, F. C. Johnson and J. C. Powell,
editors and publishers ; circulation— dailj' 1 2,
weekly I 1.
CATHOLIC ADVOCATE; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1884; R. Lambert, pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
DEMOKRATISCHER W^ECH-
TER ; Wednesdays ; German ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription $2*50 ; es-
tablisned 1842; Robert Baur & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issue also
the Samstag Abend.
DOLIiAR NEWS DEALER ; (see
Neics Dealer.)
LUZERNE CO. EXPRESS; Satur
days: German; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1882 ; August Stutz-
bach, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LUZERNE LEGAL REGISTER ;
Fridays ; legal ; forty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription $3; established 1872; Geo. B. Kulp,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MERRY WORLD; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; L. Hart and P. W. Murray, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation L 2.
RECORD OF THE TIMES; (see
Record.)
SAMSTAG ABEND; Saturdays; Ger-
man; eight pages; size 34x46; subscription $2;
established 1883 ; Robert Baur & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; issue also
the Demokratischer Wcechter.
S U N D A Y MORNING LEADER ;
Sundays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2.50; established 1885; E.
F. Bogert and John S. McGroartj', editors and
publishers circulation &2.
SUNDAY NEWS DEALER; (see
News Dealer.)
TELEPHONE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; Linskill <fe Sanders, editors
and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
UNION LEADER; (see Z-wninsr ieader.)
WATCH FIRE; Thursdays; prohibi-
tion ; four pages ; size 24x38 ; subscriiition
$1.50; established 1876; G. A. Potter, editor;
Watch Fire Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
597
PENNSYLVANIA.
WILIilAMSPORT, C. H., Lycom-
ing Co., 6 .28,OiX) pop., on W. branch of Sus-
quehanna r. and canal and at junction of
Corning, Cowanesque & Antrim, Pliiladel-
phia & Reading, Philadelphia & Erie division
of Pennsylvania, Beach Creek & Northern
Central Rds., 96 m. from Harrisburg.
The citj' is engaged in various and exten-
sive manufactui-es, and is the centre of the
lumber trade for the surrounding region.
About thirty steam saw mills are located
here. Has also furniture factories, iron
foundries and mills and machine shops
emploving a large force of men.
C^AZIETTE AND BULLETIN ; every
morning and evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size— dailj' 25x36, weekly 29x46 ; sub-
scription—daily $<5,weekly $1.50 ; established—
Gazette 1801, Bullmn 1860 ; consolidated 1869 ;
Gazette and Bulletin Publishing Association,
editors and publishers ; circulation— daily J 2,
weekly 1 1.
SUN AND BANNER; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; democratic ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages; size— daily 24x36, weekly (size of
page) 18x24 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly
sl.50 ; established 1874 ; Sun and Banner Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily 1 1, weeklj- H 2.
BOARD ; Saturdays; checkers; eight to
sixteen pages ; size of page 6x10 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1885; Elmer E. Burlin-
game, editor and publislier ; circulation J 1 .
DIE SUSQUEHANNA ZEITUNG ;
Fridays ; German ; eight pages ; size 22x34 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1862; William
Volkmar, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
LABOR RECORD; Saturdays; eiglit
f)ages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1884 ; O. S. Montz. editor ; W. M. Hoover,
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUNDAY BREAKFAST TABLE;
Sundays ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; L. Marie Bm-lin-
game, editor ; circulation G 2.
SUNDAY GRIT; Sundays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882; Geo. W. Rianhard, editor;
Grit Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n E 1.
VISITOR; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1; established 1883 ; G. B.
Wolf, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WEST BRANCH BEOBACIITER ;
Fridays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Geo. Wolf,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DICKINSON LIBERAL; monthly;
twenty-four pages; size of page 8x11; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; Belles Lettres Union
and Tripartite Union Societies of Dickinson
Seminary, editors and publisliers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
WRIGHTSVILLE, York Co., g
1,876 pop., in Hellam township, on Susque-
hanna r., Susquehanna and Tidewater
canals and Frederick division of Penn-
sylvania Rd., 31 m. from Harrisburg. En-
gaged in the lumber, coal, lime and iron
trade. Has a number of large cigar fac-
tories and is a central point of the Pennsyl-
vania tobacco trade.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1854 ; J. Weltzhoffer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
YORK, C. H., York Co., g 20,000 pop.,
on Codorus creek and Northern Central
and York & Peachbottom Rds., at junction
of Frederick division of Pennsylvania Rd.,
38
PENNS YL VANIA.
89 m. from Philadelp hia and 59 from Balti-
more ; in a thickly-populated agi'icultural
district. Engaged in manufacturing iron
and steel, railway cars, agricultural imple-
ments, etc. Centre of trade.
AGE; everj' evening except Sunday ;
democratic; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion $3.50; Edward Stuck, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
DAILY ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; dailj' four pages,
weekly eight pages; size — daily 25x40, weekly
31x44 ; subscription — daily $4, weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1868, weekly 1877 ; Spangler,
Moore & Frey, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation— daily I 2, weekly H 1.
EVENING DISPATCH; every
evening except Sundaj^ and DISPATCH,
Tuesdays ; republican ; four pages ; size —
daily 24x36, weekly 29x46; subscription-
daily $3.50, weekly $1.50; established— daily
1876, weekly 1864 ; Hiram Young, editor and
publisher ; circ'n — daily I 2, weekly J 2.
DE:>I0CRATIC press; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x46 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1838 ; Oliver Stuck, edi-
tor and puVjlisher ; circulation J 2.
DIE GAZETTE; Fridays; German;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x36 ; subscrip-
tion .$2.25 ; established 1795 ; George E. Sher-
wood, editor ; Gazette Printing and Pub-
lishing Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; issues also the Gazette.
DISPATCH ; {^ee Evening Dispatch.)
GAZETTE; Tuesdays; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1815; S. G. Boyd, editor; Gazette
Printing and Publishing Co. (limited), pub-
lishers ; circ'n J 2 ; issues also Die Gazette.
PENNS YLVANIAN; Saturdays: inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1851 ; David A. & V. K.
Frey, editors and publishers ; circulation J 2 .
WEEKLY; {see Daily.)
FOUNTAIN; monthly; educational; fifty-
four pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; W. H. Shelley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
LUTHERAN MISSIONARY
JOURNAL; monthly ; evangelical
lutheran ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription 30 cents ; established
1880; J. C. Zimmerman, editor; Board of
Missions and Church Extension of the Evan-
gelical Church in U. S., publishers ; circ'n F 2.
PROHIBITIONIST; monthly; pro-
hibition ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscrip
tion 25 cents ; established 1886 ; Committee
of Prohibitionists, editors and publishers.
ST. JOHN'S CHURCH RECORDf
monthly ; protestant episcopal ; sixteen
pages; size of page 8x11; subscription 50
cents; established 1878; Arthur C. Powell,
editor and publisher.
TEACHERS' JOURNAL ; monthly;
lutheran ; thirty-four pages octavo ; sub-
scription 56 cents; established 1874; Rev.
P. Anstadt & Sons, editors and publishers;
circulation H 2.
YORK SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Adams Co., p 4(X) pop., 14 m. from Gettys-
burg. A watering place ; on line of the
Baltimore & Harrisburg Rd., now in course
of construction.
COMET ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; I. W. Pearson, Jr., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ZELIENOPLE, Butler Co., -a 600
pop., on Pittsburgh & Western Rd. A ship,
ping point for grain and country produce.
CONNOQUENESSING VALLEY
NEWS; Thursdays ; independent; four
pages ; size 24x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Samuel Young, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
598
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
RHODE ISLAND.
BRISTOL, C. H., Bristol Co., D- 5,737
pop., on Narragansett bay and Providence,
Warren & Bristol Rd., 15 m. from Provi-
dence. Has a good harbor. Engaged In
boatbuilding, rubber and cotton manufac-
turing, gardening and commerce.
PH(ENIX; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $2.25 ; estab-
lished 1837; C. A. Greene, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BURRILLVILIiE, Providence Co.,
ti 5,124 pop., at the Harrisville station of the
Providence & Springfield Rd., 2J m. from
Pascoag and 20 from Providence. Has a
number of large cotton and woolen manu-
factories and several minor industries. The
township of which Burrillville is a part em-
braces the villages of Pascoag. Oakland.
Harrisville, Mohegan, Mapleville and Glen-
dale.
GAZETTE; (see Providence.)
CENTRALi YA.JA^S, Providence Co.,
i 9,499 pop., in Lincoln township of 17,229
pop., on Blackstone r. and Providence &
Worcester and Boston & Providence Rds., 1
m. from Pawtucket and 5 from Providence.
Engaged in manufacturing. Has thread
and woolen mills, hair-cloth factory, ma-
chine shops, tanneries and several cotton
mills.
VISITOR; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; Jos. W. Freeman, editor ; E. L.
Freeman & Son. publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
issue also the Providence Freemason's Re-
pository.
CENTRE VILIiE, Kent Co., n 1,000
pop., on New York & New England Rd.
Manufactures of cotton and woolen goods
here,
KENT CO. NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1835; H. A. Shippee, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
CUMBERLAND, (VALLEY
FALLS P. O.) Providence Co., 6 3,500 pop.,
on Providence & Worcester and Providence
extension of N. Y. & N. E. Rds., 1 m. from
Central Falls and 2 from Pawtucket. En-
gaged in various mauuf actui'es.
STANDARD : (see Valley Falls.)
EAST GREENWICH, C. H., Kent
Co., D 2,658 pop., on New Yoi-k, Providence &
Boston Rd . and Narragansett bay, 13 m. from
Providence. Has cotton and woolen goods
factories, also bleaching works.
RHODE ISLAND PENDULUM; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x38 ;
subscription $2; established 1854; D. C. Ken-
yon, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ACADEMY TRIO; monthly ; .sixteen
pages : size of page 8x11 ; subscription 50
cents; established 1^78; Literary Societies
of Greenwich Academy, editors and pub-
lisliers ; a school paper ; issued during the
schfjol year.
EAST PROVIDENCE, Providence
Co., i 6,000 pop., on Providence r., about 1 m.
from Providence. Engaged in the oyster
trade.
EAGLE; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1882 ;
RHODE ISLAND.
Corbett & Sawiu, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 ; issue also Pawtucket Sun and
Providence Herald.
RECORD^ Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; E.
F. Sibley, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
HOPE VALLEY, Washington Co.,
p 2,000 pop., at the terminus of the Wood
£iver branch of New York, Providence &
Boston Rd., 41 m. from Providence and 85
from Boston, Mass. Contains several cotton
mills, machine shops, foundries, boiler
shops, and printing press manufactories.
The centre of a thriving trade and an exten-
sive shipping point for ship and railroad
lumber.
SENTINEL - ADVERTISER ; Thurs
daj's; four pages; size 26x40; subscription SI;
established 1876 ; H. N. Phillips, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
NARRAGANSETT PIER, Tra.s/t
ingtoii Co., 9 at terminus of Narragansett
Pier Rd., 7 m. from Newport by steamer.
A fashionable watering place ; about twen-
ty large hotels and many magnificent villas.
NARRAGANSETT HERALD ; Satur
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 23x44 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1876 ; Dr. Irving
Watson, editor ; Narragansett Press Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NEWPORT, C. H., Newport Co., O,
semi-State capital, 20,000 pop., on Narragan-
sett Bay, on Old Colony Rd. and at terminus
of Newport & Wickford Railway & Steam-
boat Co., having a fine harbor. The Fall
River steamers touch here. Connected with
Boston by Old Colony Rd. A city of con-
siderable commercial importance and the
leading fashionable summer resort. Mucli
money has been expended upon the erec-
tion and embellishment of private resi-
dences for those who summer here.
NEWS ; everj' evening except Sundav, and
JOURNAL AND NEWS, Saturdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size — daily 24x38,
weeklv 29x42 ; subscription — daily $6, weekly
$2 ; established — daily 1846, weekly 186? ;
Davis & Pitman, publishers ; circulation-
daily I 1 , weekly K 2.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four Images ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; B. W. Pearce, editor and
publisher,
JOURNAL AND NEWS; (see News.)
MERCURY; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size of page 17x24 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1758 ; John P. Sanborn, editor
and publislier ; circulation I 1 .
RHODE ISLAND HISTORICAL
MAGAZINE; quarterly ; hlstoiieal ; eighty
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; established
1880 ; R. H. Tilley, editor ; Newport Historical
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
PASCOAG, Providence Co., [^ 2,000
pop., terminus of Providence & Springfield
Rd., 20 m. from Providence. Woolen manu-
factures form the chief industry.
BURRILLVILLE GAZETTE;
(see Providence. )
PAWTUCKET, Providence Co., ^
23.000 pop., on Pawtucket r. and Boston &
Providence, N. Y. & New England and
Providence & Worcester Rds., 4 m. from
Providence. Engaged in various manufac-
tures. The commerce of Pawtucket is quite
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
599
RHODE ISLAND.
large. The first cotton manufactory in the
United States was established here.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 21x3(» ; sub-
scription S3 ; established 1885 ; George O. Wil-
lard, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GAZETTE AND CHRONICLE; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 31x48 ;
subscription $2.5(1 ; established 1825 ; C. A. Lee,
editor ; Sibley & Lee, publishers ; circ'n J 2.
SUN ; Wednesdays ; six pages ; size of page
20x26 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; Cor-
bett & Sawiu, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 ; issue also East Providence Eagle
and Providence CorbeWs Herald.
PHENIX, Kent Co., a 1,000 pop., on
the Pawtuxet Valley Rd. and Pawtuxet r.,
10 ni. W. of Providence. The Pawtuxet
Valley has a population of nearly 20,000.
Engaged principally in the manufacture of
cotton prints and cotton machinerj'.
PAWTUXET VAL.L.EY GLEANER;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 31x45 ; subscrip-
tion Sl.oO ; established 1876 ; John H. Camp-
bell, editor and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
I^" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Dec. 1, 1886, as per statement on file
at the olfice of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, 2,912 copies.
PROVIDENCE, C. H., Providence
Co., ^ semi-State capital, 125,0ij0 pop., at
head of Narragansett bay. Connected with
Boston, New York and other principal cities
by railroads. The commerce and manufac-
tures are extensive and important. The
largest city in the State. Seat of Brown
Universitj'.
EVENING BULLETIN; every evening
except Sunday; republican ; eight pages ; size
of page 19x24 : subscription $6 ; established
1863; Pro\ideuce Journal Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation D 1 ; issues also the
Journal.
EVENING DISPATCH ; every evening
except Sunday, aud SUNDAY DIS-
PATCH, Sundays; foui" pages; size — daily
24x:!6, weekly 2sx44; subscription — daily S5,
weekly S2.50; established- -daily 1S86, weekly
1873; C. C. Corbett, editor aud publisher; cir-
culation— Sundav H 2.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even
ing except Sunday, and SUNDAY TELE-
GRAM, Sundays ; independent; eight pages;
size of page 2<lx23; subscription— daily 85,
Sundav .S2 ; established— daily 1880, Sunday
1876; F. A. Crandall, editor; David O. Black,
publisher ; circulation— daily F 1, Sunday F 2.
JOURNAL; everv naorning except Sun-
day, :>IANUFACTURERS' AND
FARMERS' JOURNAL, semi weekly,
Mondays and Thursdays, S U X D A Y
JOURNAL-, Sundays, and RHODE
ISLAND COUNTRY JOURNAL, Fri
days ; republican ; daily, semi-weekly aud
weekly eisht pages, Sunday ten pages ; size
of page 19x25 ; subscription— dailj^ 88, semi-
weekly $3.50, weekly §2, Sunday $1.50 ; es-
tablislied — daily and weekly 1829, semi-
weekly 1820, Sunday 1S85; Providence Jour-
nal Co, editors and publishers ; cii'culation—
daily Ct 2, semi-weekly K 1, Sunday H 2, week-
ly J 1 ; issues also the Evening Bulletin.
-MANUFACTURERS' AND FARM-
ERS' J0I:RNAL; (^ee Journal.)
ANZEIGER; Saturdays; German; four
pages ; size 26x4<J ; subscription S2 ; established
18S4; Gustav Saacke, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
BUKER'S WEEKLY; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription 50 cents; established
IsSo ; D. P. Buker, Jr., editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2.
BURRILLVILLE GAZETTE ;
Fridays ; non-partisan ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
RHODE ISLAND.
Whittemore & Colburn,' editors and publish-
ers ; circulation J 1 : dated at Pascoag.
HERALD ; Saturday's; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; E. A.
Corbett, editor; Corbett & Sawin, publish-
ers; circulation Kl; issue also the East
Providence Eagle and Pawtucket Sun.
INDICATOR; Saturdays; four pages;
size 23x:il ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Claude De Haven, editor ; Indicator Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
PEOPLE; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
R. Grieve, editor; Rhode Lsland Co operative
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation I 2 .
RHODE ISLAND COUNTRY
JOl'RNAL: (see Journal.)
RHODE ISLAND DEMOCRAT;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1878; John H.
Schofleld, editor ; Democrat Publishing Co..
publishers ; circulation H 2.
RHODE ISLAND PRESS ; Fri-
days; republican; eight pages; size 40x50;
subscription $1 ; established 1861 ; Providence
Star Co., editors and publishers; circ'n 12 ;
issues also the Sunday Stat\
SUNDAY DISPATCH; (see Evening
Dispatch.)
SUNDAY JOURNAL; {see Journal.)
SUNDAY STAR; Sundays; republi-
can; eight pages; size 40x50; subscription
$2; established 1862; Providence Star Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 2 ; is-
sues also the Rhode Island Press.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM ; (see Evening
Telegram.)
SUNDAY WORLD; Sundays; four
pages ; size 26x4(j ; subscription .$2 ; estaVj-
lished 1884 ; F. E. Corbett, editor and pub-
lisher.
VISITOR; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $l.r)(); established 1875;
Visitor Printing Co., publishers; circ'n J2;
an edition entitled the Sunday Visitor, same
form, size and contents, subscription $2, is
issued for local circulation.
B R y N O N I A N ; bi-weekly ; twenty-
fom- pages ; size of page 8x10; subscription
S2.50 ; established 1867 ; Senior and Junior
classes of Brown University, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year.
CATHOLIC TEMPERANCE AD-
VOCATE; monthly; temperance; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription 75 cents ; es-
tablished 1880; John McCusker, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 1 .
FREE3IASON'S REPOSITORY;
monthly ; masonic ; sixty pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Henry
W. Rugg, editor ; E. L. Freeman & Sou, pub-
lishers ; circulation H 1 ; issue also the Cen-
tral Falls Visitor.
MA N UFACTURING JEWELER ;
monthly; commercial ; forty-four pages ; size
of page 10x13 ; subscription .$2 ; established
18*4 ; Walter B. Frost, editor ; John A. Mc-
Clov, publisher ; circulation H 1.
MISSIONARY HELPER; monthly;
free baptist; forty pages; size of page 5x8,;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1878 ; Mrs.
Enieline Burlingame. editor ; Free Baptist
Woman's Missionary Society, publishers ; cu'-
culation I 1 .
KEI D'S AND PRICE. LEE & CO.'S
CONSOLIDATED RAILROAD
GUIDE AND GAZETTEER ; monthly ;
four hundred and ninety-two pages ; size of
page 4x8 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
J. A. & R. A. Reid, editors and publishers;
circulation J 2.
VALLEY FALLS, Providence Co.,
[^ 1,950 pop., on Stonington & Providence
Rd. Cotton factories (for print cloths),
foundries and various manufactures.
CUMBERLAND STANDARD; Sat-
urdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription 81.50; established 1883; Perry &
600
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
RHODE ISLAND.
Barnes, editors and publishers; an edition of
the Attleboro', Mass., Chronicle; dated at
Cuniberhmd.
^WAKEFIELD, Washington Co., g
I.OliO pop., on Narragansett Pier Rd., in
Soutli Kingstown township (6,000 pop.), at
head of Point Judith inlet. Engaged prin-
cipally in the manufacture of woolens and
cotton goods and farming.
KINGSTOWNE CITIZEN; Satur
days ; republican : eight pages ; size 40x48 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1887 ; S. H. Allen,
editor and publisher.
NARRAGANSETT TIMES AND
WASHINGTON CO. ADVERTISER;
Fridays ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subsci'iption $1.50 ; established 1864 ; D. Gillies'
Son, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 2 ; a
daily is issued during the summer season.
WARREN, ^Ws^oZ Co., [>4,007t pop.,
on Xarragausett bay and Providence, War-
ren & Bristol and Old Colony Rds., 10 m.
from Providence. Good harbor. Manufac-
tures cotton goods, braid and twine.
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
36x4S ; subscription §2.25 ; established 1865 ;
W. H. Martin, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
W^ASHINGTON VILLAGE,
Kent Co., D 800 pop., on the New York & New
England Rd., 14 m. W. of Providence.
Manufactures cotton and woolen goods.
TELEPHONE; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; George G. Cutting, editor ; E. L.
Cutting, publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
WESTERLY, TFrtsftmsrion Co.,Q 10,000
pop., partly in R. I. and partly in Conn., on
Pawcatuck r. and the N. Y., Providence &
Boston Rd., 44 m. from Providence. En-
gaged in cotton and other manufactures.
Extensive granite quarries are located here,
product of which is used for building pur-
poses throughout New England and the
Middle States.
CALL; Fridays; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; West-
erly Call Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
NARRAGANSETT WEEKLY;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
32x49; subscription $2 ; established 1858 ; G. B
& J. H. Utter, editors and publishers; cir-
culation J 2 .
NEWS AND RHODE ISLAND
TELEPHONE: Saturdays; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ;
J. W. Gardiner, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation .1 2 .
WOONSOCKET, Providence Co., ^
16,053 pop., on Blackstone r. and Provi-
dence & Worcester Rd., at junction of the
N. Y. & New England Rd., 16 m. from Provi-
dence and 35 from Boston. Largely engaged
in cotton, woolen, rubber, machinery and
other manufactures.
EVENING R'EPORTER ; ever7 even-
ing except Sunday ; independent ; four
pages; size 21x32: subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1873; L. B. Pease, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2.
COURRIERCANADIEN; semi-week-
ly, Tuesdays and Fridays; French; four
pages; size 25x36; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1876; G. de Tounancour, editor; Chas.
Lalime & Co., publishers; circulation L2 ;
"u edition of Worcester, Mass.,I«e Travailleur.
RHODE ISLAND.
PATRIOT; Fridays; eight pages; size
36x48 ; subscription §2 ; established 1833 ; cir-
culation H 1.
NEWTON'S TEXTILE GAZETTE;
bi-weekly ; commercial ; four pages ; size
20x27 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; C.
M. Newton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE, C. H., Abbeville Co., -n
1,550 pop., on a branch of Columbia &
Greenville Rd., 106 m.from Columbia and 60
from Augusta, Ga . Principally occupied in
the cultivation of cotton.
MEDIUM; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1871 ; Robert R. Hemphill, editor ; Hemphill &
Hemphill, publishers; circulation K 1.
3IESSENGER; Tuesdays; democratic;
eiglit pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
talbllsned 1884 ; Jas. S. Perrin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
PRESS AND BANNER; Wednesdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1853 ; Hugh Wilson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
AIKEN, C. H., Aiken Co., -a 2,000 pop.,
on S. C. Rd., 1-20 m. N. W. of Charleston
and 17 E. of Augusta, Ga. Surrounded by
small manufacturing villages, and does a
lively cotton trade. A celebrated winter
resort for consumptives.
JOURNAL AND REVIEW; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; L. C. Ligon
& Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
RECORDER ; Tuesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Charles E. R. Draj^ton, editor ; circ'n K 2.
ANDERSON, C. H., Anderson Co., ti
3,100 pop., on Columbia & Greenville Rd.
and the terminus of the Savannah Valley
Rd., 102 m. from Augusta, Ga., and 127 from
Columbia. A cotton market for the N. W.
portion of the State. Has oil mill and fer-
tilizer manufactory. A new Rd. is building.
INTELLIGENCER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
tl.50; established 1865; E B. Murray, editor ;
. B. Miu-ray & Co., publishers ; circ'n J 2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876; A. S. & R R. Todd,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BARNWELL, C. H., Barnwell Co.,
g l,.T00pop.(of town 2,306), on Barnwell Rd.
and 10 m. from South Carolina Rd. at
Blackville and 90 from Charleston. Agri-
culture extensively engaged in ; also vari-
ous small manufactures.
PEOPLE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877; John W. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1852; E. A. & J. I. Bronson, editors ; E.
A. Bronson, publisher; circulation J 1.
BEAUFORT, C. H., Beaxifort Co., g
2,549+ pop., on Port Royal r., and Port Royal
& Augusta Rd., about 15 m. from Atlantic
ocean and 80 S. W. of Charleston. Has a
good harbor. Rice and sweet potatoes are
cultivated in this section. Yellow pine and
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
601
SOUTH CAROLINA.
cypress lumber are exported. Important
centre of the phosphate trade.
SEA ISLAND NEWS; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Thomas & Morris, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
BENNETTSVILLE, C. H., Marl-
borough Co., cf 3,171 pop., on Crooked creek,
6 m. from the Great Pedee r. Location of
several excellent educational institutions.
MARLBORO CHRONICLE; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 24x:'4 ; subscription
S1.T5; established 1885; J. Dupre Alsbrook,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
MARLBORO DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription
$1.5U; established 1875; S. A. Brown & Co.,
publishers; circulation L2.
BISHOPVILIiE, Sumter Co., a 400
pop., the terminus of the Bishopville Rd., in
a I'ich farming district, 14 m. from Lynch-
burg and 21 from Sumter.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 2iix2s ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18ST ; Bowman & Durant, editors
and publishers.
BLACK'S, (BLACK'S STATION
P. O.) York Co., ^ 60 pop., on Atlantic &
Richmond Air Line Rd., 30 m. from Spar-
tanburgh.
REVIEW; Saturdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 18t<6 ; Jos.
Black, editor and publisher.
CAMDEN, C. H., Kershaw Co., ^ 2,700
pop., at terminus of Camden branch of
South Carolina Rd. and on the proposed
route of two railroads not yet consti-ucted, 1
m. E. of Wateree r. Has a number of good
hotels and is an excellent winter resort.
Well supplied with water for manufactur-
ing.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 2sx42 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1827 ; G. G. Alexander, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
KERSHAW GAZETTE; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size :;0x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1873 ; F. P. Beard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATEREE MESSENGER ; Tues
days ; eight pages ; size 48x68 ; subscription
$1.5(1 ; established 1884 ; C. W. Birchmore, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
CHARLESTON, C. H., Charleston
Co., ^ 6J,145 pop., at junction of Ashley and
Cooper rs., 7 m. from Atlantic ocean. It has
a fine harbor and large foreign and do-
mestic trade. Railroads from the interior
centre here, making it a shipping point for
cotton and other products.
NEAVS AND COURIER ; everv mora
Ing except Sunday, SUNDAY NEWS,
Sundays, and AVEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic; daily and Sund.av eight pages,
weekly twelve pages ; size of page 16x23 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $1.5U, Sunday
$2 ; established 1803 ; News and Courier Co.,
editors and publishers; circ'n— daily G2,
Sunday (i 1, weekly G l.
, DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; semi weekly,
Mondays and Thursdays, and \VEEKLY,
Saturdays ; German ; semi-weekly six pages,
weekly eight pages ; size of page 14x21 ;
subscription— semi-weekly $5, weekly $2.n<j ;
established— semi-^yeekly 1853, weekly 1874;
F. Melchers, editor ; F. Melchers & Son, pub-
lishers ; circ'n— semi- weekly L 2 , weekly L 2 .
SOUTH CAROLINA.
DISPATCH; Sundays ; democratic; four
pages ; .size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; S. D. Hutson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2.
RECORDER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription .$1..50 ; established
1885 ; J. E. Hayne, editor and publisher ; an
organ of colored people.
SUNDAY NEWS; (see News and
Courier.)
CHERAW, Chesterfield Co., cf 1,000
pop., at head of navigation on Great Pedee
r. and on Cheraw & Darlington and Cheraw
& Salisbury Rds., 142 m. N. of Charleston.
Location of several large academies.
REPORTER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 22x3iJ; subscriptioif $1; established 1885;
J. N. Stricklln, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
CHESTER, C. H., Chester Co., [j 2,000
pop., on Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., at junction of Cheraw & Chester and
Chester & Lenoir Rds., 60 m. from Columbia,
in a cotton-raising district.
BULLETIN ; Fridaj's; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2; established
1879; F. T. 3Iorgan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 26x4(J : subscription .$2 ; established
1869 ; John H. Buchanan, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
CHESTERFIELD COURT
HOUSE, C. H., Chesterfield Co., cf 400 pop.,
12 m. from railoard. Engaged in small
manufactures.
CHESTERFIELD ADVERTISER;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription $1..5i) ; established 18&4 ; E. J. Ken-
nedy, editor ; Barentiue & Laudie, publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
CLINTON, Laurens Co., v, 720 pop.,
on Laurens Rd., 69 m. X. W. of Columbia.
In a gi'ain, fruit and cotton-growing sec-
tion. Has good educational facilities.
OUR MONTHLY; presbyterian ; thirty-
two pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1866; Rev. Wm. P. Jacobs, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Richland Co., n
State capital, 15,000 pop., on Columbia ca-
nal and Congaree r., 1.30 m. from Charles-
ton. Hei-e converge the lines of South
Carolina, Columbia & Greenville, Wilming-
ton, Columbia & Augusta and Char-
lotte, Columbia & Augusta Rds., making it
a business and manufacturing centre. Seat
of South Carolina College.
RECORD; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ;
established 1879 ; H. N. Emlyn & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
REGISTER : every morning except
Monday, T R I - W E E K L Y , Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays; daily and tri-^yeekIy four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily and
triweekly 24x36, weekly (size of page) 18x24;
subscription- daily .$9, ti'i-weekly $4. weekly
SI; established— daily 1875, weekly 1876;
Charles A. Calvo, Jr., publisher ; circulation-
daily J 1, tri-weekly L 2, weekly J 1.
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR ; Thurs-
days; methodist episcopal, south; four pages;
size 20x28 ; subscription 82 ; established 1868 ;
Sidi H. Browne, editor and publisher; circulr -
tion J 1 ; dated at Columbia and Florence.
602
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE ; Thursdays ; inethodist episcopal,
south ; eight pai;es ; size of page 17x22 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1837 ; Rev. W. D.
Kirkland, editor ; Walker, Evans & Cogswell,
publishers ; circulation H 2.
SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN ;
Thursdays ; presbyterian ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $3.50 ; established 1850 ;
James Woodrow & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2.
CAROLINA TEACHER; monthly;
educational ; twentj'-tvvo pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 18S4 ; Bell lS: John-
son, editors ; \V. L Bell, publisher ; official
organ of the State Department of Educa-
tion.
SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGIAN;
monthly ; forty-four np.ges octavo ; subscrip-
tion $1.5U ; established lb82 ; Literary Societies
of South Carolina College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ;
issued during the collegiate year. I
CONWAY, C. H., Horry Co., cf
2,362 pop., at the head of navigation, on
"VVaccamaw r., 40 m. above Georgetown, 100
N. E. of Charleston, 110 E. by S. of Co-
lumbia and 15 from Atlantic ocean. Situ-
ated in a level and sandy district. The soil
produces pine from which turpentine is
manufactured. Naval stores are produced.
HORRY HERALD ; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
TI3IES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1836 ;
Reed & Halpin, editors and publishers.
DARLINGTON, C. H., Darlington
Co., cf 900 pop., on Cheraw & Darlington
Rd., 10 m. from Florence and 112 from
Charleston. Has a large cotton factory.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1875;
Henry T. Thompson, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
DUE WEST, Abbeville Co., -a 600
pop. (Of town), about 12 m. N, of Abbeville.
The seat of Erskine College and a female
seminary.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRES-
BYTERIAN ; Thursdays ; reformed pres-
byterian ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1852 ; W. M. Grier and
J. T. Chalmers, editors ; J. B. Bonner, pub-
lisher; circulation .J 2.
EASLEY, Pickens Co., 'Xj 500 pop., on
Richmond & Danville Rd., 12 m. from
Greenville. Has thirteen mercantile houses,
two shoe shops, blacksmith shops, etc.
MESSENGER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x35; sul>scription $1; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. W. Condon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
EDGEFIELD, C. H., Edgefield Co., -n
9 K) pop., 8 m. W. of Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Rd., about 25 N. of Augusta,
Ga., and 56 S. by W. of Columbia, Cotton-
growing district ; situated in an attractive
and fertile country.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1835 ; Thos. J. Adams, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; sul)scription §2; estab-
lished 1881 : James T. Bacon, editor and pub-
li^her; circulation K 2.
FLORENCE, Darlington Co., rj 3,500
pop., at junction of Wilmington, Columbia
& Augusta, Northeastern and Cheraw &
Darlington Rds. A railroad town.
CHRISTIAN NEIGHBOR ; (see Co
lumbia.)
TIMES ; Thursdaj-^s ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867; C. H. Prince, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GAFFNEY CITY, Spartanburgh Co.,
\2 1.200 pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd.
(Atlanta and Charlotte division), 21 m. from
Spartanburgh. Has thirty-two business
houses, two carriage factories, lime works
and is in a cotton-growing section.
BULLETIN; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 18x25 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
W. W. Galloway, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2 .
GEORGETOWN, C. H., Georgetown
Co., a- 2,600 pop., on Winy ah bay, on
Georgetown & Lanes Rd., 15 m. from the
sea. Has foreign and domestic commerce
and surrounded by a rice-growing district.
ENQUIRER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880; Walter Hazard, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
TIMES; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1817 ; Josiah Doar, editor ; Ross C. Davis,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREENVILLE, C. H,, Greenville Co.,
"ti 7,763 pop, (with 2,152 additional, exclusive
of city), at terminus of Greenville &
Coluinbia and Greenville & Laurens Rds.,
143 m. from Columbia and 36 from Laurens ;
also on line of Richmond & Danville Rd.,
165 from Atlanta. Has a salubrious cli-
mate and is a summer resort. Seat of the
Furman University, Baptist Female Col-
lege, Greenville Military Institute and
other institutions of learning. As a cotton
market and business point it ranks second
in the State. The vicinity abounds in ex-
cellent water power and has numerous cot-
ton factories. Its population and wealth
are increasing.
NEWS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size— tlaily 22x28, weekly 28x45 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Williams & McKerall ; editors and
publishers ; circulation— dailv Kl, weeklv K 2.
BAPTIST COURIER ; Thursdays ;
baptist ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1869 ; Jas. A. Hoyt and W. W.
Kevs, editors and publishers ; circulation HI.
ENTERPRISE AND MOUNTAIN-
EER : Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1824 ;
John C. Bailey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
COTTON PLANT; monthly; agricult-
ural ; eight pages ; size 28x40; subscription 60
cents ; established 1883; W. J. McKerall & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation H 1 ; i.ssue
also the Marion Star.
GREENWOOD, -466eOT7Ze Co., ^1,500
pop., on Columbia & Greenville and Port
Royal & Augusta Rds., 14 m. E. of Abbeville.
Location of high school and college.
TRIBUNE ; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885; J,
S, Daley, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
HAMPTON COURT HOUSE,
C. H., Hampton Co., p 300 pop., on Port Royal
& Augusta Rd., 68 m. from Augusta, Ga., in
an agricultural and stock-raising district.
HAMPTON CO. GUARDIAN; Ttiurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
^2 ; established 1879 ; M. B. McSweeney, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HONEA PATH, Anderson Co., ^
400 pop., on the Columbia & Greenville Rd.,
18 miles from the county seat. A merchan-
dising town.
PLiAINDEAIjER ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1884 ; Plaindealer Co., pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
JOHNSTON, Edgefield Co., ^600 pop.,
on Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rd. In
an agricultural district.
EDGEFIELD MONITOR; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; E. W. McLenna,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
KINGSTREE, C. H., Williamsburg
Co., D- 700 pop., on Black r. and on North-
eastern Rd., 64 m. N. of Charleston. Large
quantities of lumber shipped from this
point.
^v^l.I.^AMSBURG star and
HERAliD : Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18S1 ; E. G. Chandler, editor ; Star and
Herald Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'nL 2 .
LiANGASTER, C. H., Lancaster Co.,
^ 1,200 pop., on Cheraw & Chester Rd., 72 m.
N. of Columbia and 28 E. of Chester. En-
gaged in agriculture.
LEDGER ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1852 ; David J. Carter, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
REVIEW; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; Charles T. Connors, editor ;
Riddle & Connors, publishers ; circ'n L2.
liAURENS, C.H. (L -4.URENSVILLE),
Laurens Co., '\j 1,600 pop., at terminus of
Laurens Rd., a branch of Greenville & Col-
umbia Rd., and also on Greenwood, Lau-
rens & Spartanburg Rd., about 78 m. from
Columbia. Another road, the Gi'eenville &
Laurens, is being constructed. Location of
an excellent female college.
advertiser"; Wednesdays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription .$1; estab-
lished 1885 ; J. C. Garlington, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
liAURENSVILiLE HERALD ; Fri
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1845 ; T. B. Crews
& Co., editors and publishers : circulation K 1.
liEWIEDALE, Lexington Co., u
250 pop., on Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., 25 m. from Columbia. Has a turpen-
tine distillery. In a cotton-growing and
pine timber section.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882 ; Wade Leaphart, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
liEXINGTON,C. H., Lexington Co., U
400 pop. (of township 2,065), on C, C. & A.
Rd., 14 m. from Columbia and 61 from Au-
SOUTH CAROLINA.
gusta. Manufacturing, agricultural, fruit-
raising, turpentine and lumbering locality.
DISPATCH; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; G. M. Harman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MoCORMICK, Abbeville Co., <2 250
pop., on Augusta & Knoxville Rd., 44 m.
from Augusta, Ga. Gold and manganese
mining.
ADVANCE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1; 'established 1885;
The McCormick Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
MANNING, C. H., Clareiidon Co., D
1,440 pop., on Central Rd. of So. Carolina,
70 m. N. by W. of Charleston and 50 E.
by S. of Columbia. Lumber mills and tur-
pentine distilleries.
CLARENDON ENTERPRISE;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1867 ; D.
H. Witherspoou, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1834 ; B.
S. Dinkins, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
MARION, C. H., Marion Co., 'zf 1,500
pop., on Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., 110 m, from Columbia. In a cotton-
growing district and centre of trade.
PEE DEE INDEX; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1882; Macfarlan & Hamer,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
STAR; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1846; W. J. McKerall & Son, editors
and publishei's ; circulation K 1 ; issue also
the Greenville Cotton Plant.
MOUNT PLEASANT, C. H.,
Berkeley Co., p 1,200 pop., 5 m. from
Charleston. An agricultural district.
BERKELEY GAZETTE; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; Louis A.
Beaty, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWBERRY, C. H., Newberry Co.,
■u 3,200 pop., on Columbia & Greenville Rd.,
47 m. from Columbia. 25,000 bales of cotton
pass through the town yearly. Seat of New-
berry College. Has a cotton factory, also
flour and corn mills.
HERALD AND NEWS: Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1865 ; A. C. Jones, editor
and publisher ; circulation K l.
LUTHERAN VISITOR; Thmsdays ;
lutheran ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1868; Rev. J. Hawkins,
D.D., Rev. P. W. E. Peschaw and Rev. A. B.
Mcilackin, editors ; W. P. Houseal, publish-
er ; circulation J 2 ; dated at Newberry and
Prosoeritv.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1883; W. H. Wallace, editor; Wallace &
Kinard, publishers ; circulation K 2.
ORANGEBURG, C. H., Orangeburg
Co., a 2,140t pop., on South Carolina Rd., 51
m. from Columbia and 79 from Charleston.
A trade centre.
TIMES AND DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
James L. Sims, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1.
604
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
METHODIST MESSENGER; semi
monthly ; methortist episco])al ; four pages ;
slzea4x3(i; subscription $1; establisbed 1881;
Rev. A. Webster, D.D., editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
PICKENS, C. H., Pickens Co., tl 400
pop. (of town 1,857), between Wolf and
Town creeks, 7 m. from R. & A. Air Line
Rd. and 20 from Greenville. Possesses
water power. Centre of trade. Minerals
are found here.
SENTINEL.; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1871 ;
J. E. Boggs & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PORT ROYAL, Bemtfort Co., g 500
pop., at terminus of Port Royal & Western
Rd.. 112 m. from Augusta, Ga. Surrounded
bj' an agricultural district.
PALMETTO POST: Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1882 ; S. H. Rodgers, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PROSPERITY, Neioberry Co., -n 250
pop., on Columbia & Greenville Rd., 8 m. E.
of Newberry. Has sash and door manufac-
tory, cotton gin, mill, etc.
LUTHERAN VISITOR; (see New
berry.)
PRESS AND REPORTER ; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
81.50; established 18!: 5; F. V. Capers, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
ROCK HILL, York Co., i 809 pop.,
on C, C. &.A. Rd. Trade centre for three
other county towns.
HERALD; Thursdays ; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'lption $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Joseph Hull, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ST. GEORGE'S, Colleton Co.. g 655
pop., on South Carolina Rd., 48 m. from
Charleston. Manufactories of naval stores.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 23x:54 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885; Jas. C. McDaniel, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
SENECA, Oconee Co., "□ 800 pop., on
Blue Ridge branch of the Greenville &
Columbia Rd., 8 m. from Walhalla and 122
from Atlanta, Ga. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1.50; established
1883; Will T. Webb, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
SPARTANBURG, C. H., Spartan-
burg Co., )j 3,800 pop., at intersection of
Richmond & Danville and Spartanburg,
Union & Columbia Rds. and terminus of
Asheville & Spartanburg and Greenwood,
Laurens & Spartanburg Rds., 93 m. N. W. of
Columbia. Gold and iron mines in this
district. It also contains extensive quarries
of limestone.
CAROLINA SPARTAN; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 27x40 ;
subscription §1.05; established 1844; Charles
Petty, editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
f)ages; size 27x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1873; Wni. M. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SUMTER, C. H., Sumter Co., n 2,011
pop., t>n Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta
Rd., at terminus^ of Central Rd. of South
Carolina, 42 m. from Columbia and 90 from
Charleston.
ADVANCE ; Saturdays ; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Darr & Sons, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
WATCHMAN AND SOUTHRON ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1850 ; N. G.
Osteen, publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also
the Temperance Worker.
TEMPERANCE WORKER; semi-
monthly; temperance; four pages; size 2ux
30 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1883 ;
Rev. H. F. Chreitzberg. editor ; N. G. Osteen,
publisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the
Watchman and Southron.
TROY, Abbeville Co., -a on Port
Ro.yal & Augusta Rd.
PSALM SINCiER; monthly; reformed
Presbyterian ; sixteen pages ; size of page
8x11 ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1885 ;
Rev. R. F. Bradley, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
UNION, C. H.., Union Co., t|1.267t pop.»
on Spartanburg, Union & Columbia Rd., 17
m. from Spartanburg and 65 N. W. of Co-
lumbia. Gold and iron ore are found in
this district.
TIMES ; Fridays ; four pages; size 24x36 j
subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; Robert M.
Stokes, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
^WALHALLA, C. H., Oconee Co., \3
1,2UU pop., on Columbia & Greenville Rd.,
about 30 m. W. of Anderson. Surrounded
by an agricultural district.
KEOWEE COURIER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Keith, Smith & Co., editors
and publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
WALTERBORO, C. H., Colleton
Co., Q 900 pop., about 30 m. W. of Chai-leston
and 10 N, of Charleston & Savannah Rd.
Situated in a farming district.
COLLETON PRESS; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Lowry & Price,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SOUTHERN STAR; Wednesdays;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.5t);
established 1885 ; W. B. Gruber, editor and
publisher ; circulation L2.
WILLI AMSTON, Anderson Co., >2
800 pop., on the Columbia & Greenville
Kd., 15 m. from Anderson and 19 from
Greenville. Wllllamston Female College is
located here.
NAIAD ; monthly; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription 25 cents; e>tablished 1S84 ; S.
Lander, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
Sl^W^Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Directory, 1,183 copies. A college paper.
WINNSBORO, C. H., Fairfield Co.,
[j 2,150 pop., on Charlotte, Columbia &
Augusta Rd., S4 m. from Columbia. Sur-
rounded by a fertile farming district.
NEWS AND HERALD; triweeklv,
Tuesdajs, Thursdays and Saturdays, ;ind
FAIRFIELD NEWS AND HER-
ALD, Wednesdajs; democratic; Jour
pages ; size — tri-weekly 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
605
SOUTH CAROLINA.
subscription — tri-weekly $3, weekly §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1844; Ragsdale & McDonald, editors
and publishers ; circulation— triweekly L 1 ,
weekly K 1.
FAIRFIELD NEWS AND HER-
ALiD ; (see Neus and Herald.)
YORKVILLE, C. H., York Co., b
l,5(JtJ pop., on Chester & Lenoir Narrow
Gauge Rd., 22 m. from Chester and 88 from.
Columbia. A place of active trade. The
surrounding country abounds in valuable
minerals.
ENQUIRER; "Wednesdays; independ-
ent : four pages ; size 28x41 ; subscription
S2.50 ; established 1855 ; Lewis M. Grist, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
TENNESSEE.
ALAMO, C. H., Crockett Co., -a 276t
pop., 6 m. from Louisville & Nashville Rd.,
Has cotton gin and mills.
CROCKETT CO. SENTINEL.: Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
SI; established 1873; W. J. Elliott & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ASHLAND CITY, C. H., Cheatham
Co., [i 350 pop., on the Cumberland r., 18
m. from Nashville. In agricultural district.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages;
size >2x:30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
S. W. Barbee, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
ATHENS, C. H., McMinn Co., U^ 1,500
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., midway between Chattanooga and
Knoxville, in one of the finest agricultural
and stock-raising regions of the State. Seat
of Grant Memorial University, formerly
known as East Tennessee Wesleyan Uni-
versity, one of the largest institutions in
the Central South. Bank, and flom- and other
mills.
ATHENIAN; Fridays ; independent-
republican; four pages; size 24xo6 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50 ; established 1883 ; W. F. McCarron,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
CITIZEN; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1-50 ; es-
tablished 1S86; Hood & Lowery, editors and
publishers.
POST ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 25x3G ; subscription S2 ; established 1852 ;
Sam. P. Ivins, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
BOLIVAR, C. H., Hardeman Co., p
1,200 pop., on New Orleans division of Illi-
nois Central Rd., 19 m. from Jackson and
137 from Cairo, 111. Steam mill and woolen
factory.
BULLETIN ; Fridaj's; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 : established 1866 ; J.
Norment, editor; circulation L2.
BRISTOL, Sullivan Co., jj- 2,500 pop.
(including portion of town lying in Va.
4,500), terminus of East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia & Georgia Rd., at junction of Nor-
folk & Western Rd., and the terminus of
the S., A. & O. Rd. now in process of con-
struction. The Virginia State line passes
through the village, 130 m. from Knoxville.
Has extensive tobacco factories and ware-
houses, and woolen and cotton factories.
COl'RIER ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x.S6 ; subscription $1 ; es-
TENNESSEE.
tablished 1870; C. H. Slack, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 1.
REPORTER: Saturdays; democmtic ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; T. J. & J. H. BuiTOW, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
BROWNSVILLE, C. H., Haywood
Co., -a 2,564 pop., on Memphis and Louisville
division of Louisville & Nashville Rd., 117
m. W. S. W. of Nashville, 5 from Hatchet r.
and 57 from 3Iemphls. In a cotton-growing
district and centre of trade.
STATES. DE^IOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1875 ; Green & Taylor,
editors and publishers ; circulation .J 1 .
CARTHAGE, C. H., Smith Co., t} 500
pop., on Cumberland r., 50 m. from Nash-
ville, 20 from Lebanon and 36 from Gallatin.
A shipping point for grain and tobacco.
miRROR ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; J. B.
Luster & Sou, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
RECORD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; W.
D. Gold, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1 .
CENTREVILLE, C. H., Hickman
Co., D 650 pop., on Duck r. and Nashville &
TuscaIoo.sa Rd.. .55 m. S. W. of Nashville.
Engaged in the manufacture of cotton and
woolen goods, pig iron, wood alcohol, char-
coal and the growing of corn, wheat, pea-
nuts and cotton, and raising hogs and mules.
HICKMAN PIONEER; Fridays: dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 ; established 1878 ; James F. Martin, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHARLOTTE, C. YL., Dickson Co., ^
350 pop., In an excellent agricultural com-
munity, 8 m. from Dickson and 28 from
Clarksvllle.
DICKSON CO. PRESS; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size ;%x44 : sub-
scription Sl-50 ; established 1881 ; Charlotte
Publishing Co.. editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
CHATTANOOGA, C. H., Hamilton
Co., □, 32,000 pop., on Tennessee r., at termi-
nus of Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis,
Western & Atlantic, Memphis & Charleston
and Alabama divisions of East Tennessee,
Virginia & Georgia. Alabama Great South-
ern, Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Pacific and Chattanooga, Atlantic &
Brunswick Rds., 151 m. from Nash-
ville. The Tennessee r. is navigable from
this point to New Orleans ten months in
the year. Chattanooga is one of the most
Important railroad points in the South. A
large amount of trade centres here, making
it one of the most prominent cities in the
Southern States. Engaged more extensivel.r
than &1ty other Southern city in manufact-
uring li-on, lumber and various other
articles.
COMMERCIAL; everv evening except
Simdav,and SUNDAY COMMERCIAL,
Sundays ; republican ; daily four pages, Sun-
days eight pages; size— daily 31x44, Sunday
(size of page) 15X-22; subscription— dailv .<-8,
Sunday SI; established- daily 1884, Sunday
1877: Commercial Printing Co.. editors jtucI
publi-shers ; circulation— daily J 2, Sunday I 2 .
606
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE.
TIMES; every morning except Sun-
day, AVEEKl.Y, Thursdays, and SUN-
DAY TI.>IES, Sundays ; democratic ; daily
and weekly eight pages, Sunday sixteen ;
size of page 17x24 ; subscription— daily SS,
Aveeklj' BlM, Sunday $2; established 1869;
Times Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation— daily I 2 , weeklj' G 1. Sunday H 2.
BAPTIST REFLECTOR; Wednes-
days ; baptist ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1871;
J. M. Robertson, editor; Baptist Pub. Co.,
publishers; circulation G 1.
EAST TENNESSEE LABOR
OLiO BE ; (see Knoxville.)
JL.IGHT FOR THINKERS; Satur
davs ; spiritualist; eight pages ; size 22x32;
subscription $1.50: established 18S3 ; G. W.
Kates, editor ; A. C. Ladd, publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
METHODIST ADVOCATE; Wednes-
days ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ;
size of page 13x19; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1869 ; T. C. Carter, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
SUNDAY ARCJUS; Sundays; demo-
cratic ; six pages ; size of page 20x26 ; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1885 ; G. A. Hol-
land, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
SUNDAY COMMERCIAL.; (see Com
'Hv&T'ci'CLl )
SUNDAY TI3IES; {see Times.)
TRADESMAN ; semi-monthly ; com-
mercial ; tort3'-two pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $2.; established 1880 ; J. E. Mac-
Gowan, editor; Tradesman Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2.
DRUGMAN ; monthly ; commercial ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1888 ; D. S. Carravvay,
editor ; Drugman Co., publishers ; circ'n I 2 ,
CLARKSVILLE, C. H., Montgomery
Co., i 7 ,00(3 pop., on Cumberland r. and
Louisville &, Nashville Rd., 199 m. from
Memphis and 45 N. W. of Nashville. Sur-
rounded by a tobacco-raising district and
centre of trade. One of the largest tobacco
markets in the West. Has eight tobacco
stemmeries. A shipping point for tobacco
and other farm produce. Some manufac-
turing done hei'e. Iron ore abounds in this
vicinity. Seat of Southwestern Presby-
terian University. Has also fine public
schools.
TOBACCO LEAF; semi-weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; independent-democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1869; Brandon & Barksdale, pub-
lishers : circulation J 1.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democi-atic ;
eight pages ; size 130x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1809 ; Frank M. Duffy, editor ; W.
P. Titus, pul)lisher ; circulation J 1.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1882; John S. Miller, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
S. W. P. U. JOURNAL; monthly;
eighteen pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1884 ; the Stewart
and Washington Irving Societies of the S.-W.
P. University, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
CLEVELAND, C. H., Bracim, Co., Q,
3,20t) pop., on Alabama division of East Ten-
nessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd., 30 m. from
Chattanooga, 140 from Atlanta, Ga. Manu-
factures of various kinds.
BANNER-NEWS; Fridaj's; democratic;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription .$1.50;
established 1865; Jas. H. Bible and V. A.
Clemmer. editors ; Banner-News Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation .T i.
HERALD; Thursdays; independent-re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion SI. 50; established 1872; Herald Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
COLUMBIA, C. H., Maury Co., u 6,000
pop., on Duck r. and L. & N. and Grand
Southern Rds., is terminus also of Duck
River branch and of Nashville & Florence
Rds., 46 m. from Nashville. Has two large
female colleges and an excellent free school
sj'stem ; also water power and other facili-
ties for manufacturing. Centre of large
stock-raising district. Has cotton and fur-
niture factories and flouring mills.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; Columbia Herald Co., editors and
publishei's ; circulation J 1 .
MAURY DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44; subscrip-
tion S1.25 ; established 1882 ; Peoples' Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
COVINGTON, C. H., Tipton Co., -n
79St pop., on Chesapeake, Ohio & South-
western Rd., about 15 m. from Mississippi r.
and 38 N. E. of Memphis. In an agi-icultural
district and trade centre.
TIPTON RECORD; Fridays; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1867 ; Boyd &
Green, editors and publishers ; cu'c'n K 2.
DANDRIDGE, C. H., Jefferson Co.,
D- 431+ pop. The E. T., V. & G. Rd. passes
through this count j". Lead, zinc, iron, etc.,
abound. Rich farming country, with stock
and timber.
REPUBLICAN BANNER ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1882 ; Alexander
Eckel, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
DAYTON, Hhea Co., D- 3,000 pop.,
on the Cincinnati, Ncav Orleans & Texas
Pacific Rd., 38 m. N. of Chattanooga, at
junction of Dayton Coal & Iron Co's Rd., 4
m. from Tennessee r. Mining is an impor-
tant industry. Has two of the finest iron
furnaces in the country, brick works, large
flouring mills and wood manufactories, and
is in a good fruit-growing section. Outlet
to the famous Sequachee Valley, a great
stock-raising and agricultural district.
LEADER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1; established 1885;
Thomas & Gilmore, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
NEWS-GAZETTE; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; News Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
DICKSON, Dickson Co., ^ 940 pop.,
on the Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
and the terminus of the Nashville & Tusca-
loosa Rd., 41 m. W. of Nashville. Is a fine
stock and farming country.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; independent ;
four pages; size 24x:i0 ; subscription $1; es-
tablished 18S6; S.-C. Freeman, editor and
publisher.
DOVER, C.H., Stewart Co., [j 317t
pop., ou Cumberland r., 75 m. from Nash-
ville and near Louisville & Memphis Rd.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
607
TENNESSEE.
Numerous furnaces for smelting iron ore
in vicinitj'.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
^x36 ; subscription $1 ; establislied 1877 ;
■Charles W. Crockett, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
DRESDEN, C. H., WeaMey Co., u SUf
pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Rd., 134 m. from Nashville. Location of a
fine academy. Has steam flouring mill and
saw mill.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; eight pages;
4Size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
R. Lewis, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DYERSBURG, C. H., Dyer Co., -a
1,500 pop. ou Forked Deei r., and N., N. & M.
V. Rd., 16U m. W. of Nashville and 75 N. of
Memphis. Location of an academy and
high school, carriage factory, foundry,
steam flouring and saw mills and hotels.
DYER CO. TIMES; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Hugh M. Tood, editor ; F. W.
Thomas, publisher.
NEAL'S STATE GAZETTE; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1865 ; Tom W.
Neal, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ELIZ ABETHTON, C. H., Carter Co.,
cf 362+ pop., on Watauga and Doe rs. and E.
Tenn. & Western North Carolina Rd. The
surrounding country is agi-icultural. Pro-
duces iron and pig iron, very abundant
beds of ore being within 8 or 10 m. from
the town.
MOUNTAINEER; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1878; W. R. Fitzsimmons,
editor; J.F.Fitzsimmons, publisher; circ'n K 1.
FALCON, McNairy Co., p 141 pop.,
on Mo'uiie & Ohio Rd., 17 m. N. of Corinth,
Miss., in a ttne farming district.
McNAIRY CO. REVIEW; Thursdays;
four pages; size 22x3(1; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 18r9; W. E. Grimes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
TAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Lincoln
Co., c;i2,50() pop., on Elk r. and the Nashville,
Chattanooga & St. Louis Rd. and terminus
of the Duck River Valley Narrow Gauge
Rd., 73 m. S. by E. of Nashville. Centre of
trade. Some manufacturing carried on.
EXPRESS; Wednesdaj's; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25; established 1873 ;
Lloyd & Blake, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription .§2 ; established 18.50 ;
N. O. Wallace, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
rRANKLIN,C.H., Williamson Co., n
1,632+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 19
m. from Nashville. In an agricultural and
manufacturing section and seat of Tennes-
see Female College.
REVIEW AND JOURNAL,; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1825 ; M. L.
Andrews & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
GAINESBORO, C.H., Jackson Co.,
i 4.52 pop., on Cumberland r. Engaged in
corn, lumber and tobacco trade.
. UPPER CU3IBERLAND; Saturdavs ;
independent ; four pages ; size 2ix35 ; sub-
TENNESSEE.
cription $1; established 1880; T. G. Settle,
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
GALLATIN, C. H., Sumner Co., ti
2,900 pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 26
m. from Nashville. Engaged in manufac-
turing flour, cotton and woolen goods,
spokes, ax-handles, chairs and agricultural
implements. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural and stock-raising district, which has
also large lumber interests. Another rail-
road being built.
EXA3IINER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; Robert Boyers, editor; Thomas
Boyers & Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
TENNESSEEAN ; Saturdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 18?2 ;
A. A. Lewis & Sons, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1 .
GREENVILLE, C. H., Greene Co., ^
1,066+ pop., on the East Tennessee, Virginia
& Georgia Rd., 74 m. from Knoxville. Seat
of Greenville and Tusculum College. In
an agricultural and stock-raising district.
BUliLiETIN ; Fridajs; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 18S5 ; Bul-
letin Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; J. B.
Lyon, editor and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
REPUBIilCAN ; Thursdaj's ; republican;
four pages ; size 24x3H ; subscription $1 ; estaVj-
Ushed 1865; Republican Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HARTSVILLE,C. H., Trousdale
Co., ^ 605 pop., near Cumberland r., about
45 m, E. by E. of Nashville. Surrounded by a
tobacco and stock-raising country. The
principal shipping point and river town
above Na.shville.
SENTINEL; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1889; John M. Price, editor; Will C.
Goad, publisher ; circulation K 1.
HUMBOLDT, Gibson Co., ^ 2,000
pop., at crossing of Mobile & Ohio and
Louisville & Memphis Rds., 17 m. N. of Jack-
son and 82 N. E. from Memphis. Wagon and
plow factories, foundry and marble works.
MESSENGER ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x44; subscription $1 ; established 1885;
C. H. Ferrell & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
HUNTINGDON, C. H., Carroll Co.,
-a 1,200 pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rd., 107 m. from Nashville. An agri-
cultural, produce and cotton-raising region.
TENNESSEE REPUBLICAN; Fri-
days; republican; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1870 ; Hastings &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
JACKSBORO', C.H., Camiibell Co.,
cf 500 pop., 40 m. from Knoxville. Coal is
mined- in vicinity.
VALLEY SENTINEL ; Thursdays ;
noii-parti.^an ; four pages; size 22x30; sub-
scription $1 ; established 18b0 ; H. L. Hall, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
JACKSON, C. H., Madison Co., -a
9,000 pop., about 150 m. W. S. W. of
Nashville. On Forked Deer r. and Illinois
Central and Mobile & Ohio Rds. A cotton
608
GEO. P. ROVYELL & GO'S
TENNESSEE.
market for several adjoining counties.
Railroad repair shops located here ; has
cotton-seed oil, flour and woolen mills, Ice
factory, foundry and a hub factory.
WESST TENNESSEE WHIG; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdaj's ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1842 ; Louis J. Brooks, editor and pub-
lislier; circulation J 1.
CHRISTIAN INDEX ; Saturdays ;
colored metliodist episcopal ; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1869;
F. M. Hamilton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 2.
DISPATCH; Fridays : independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1873; J. J. Worrell, ed-
itor and publisher; circulation H 1.
FORKED DEER BLADE; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 : subscription 75 cents ;
established 1883; Blade Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
TRIBUNE AND SUN; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size . 30x48 ; subscription
$1 50 ; established 1843 ; B. A. Ensloe, editor ;
Tribune and Sun Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation H 1.
JASPER, C. H., ITarion Co., O, 750
pop., near Tennessee and Sequachee rs.,on
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rd., 3 m.
from its entrance into Tennessee and on
extension of Memphis & Charleston Rd.,
now In course of construction, 24 W. of
Chattanooga. Large quantities of coal
mined. Two large blast furnaces and a
cast-iron pipe factory in operation near
here.
SEQUACHEE SUN ; Wednesdays ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; Amos L. Griffith, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
VAL.L.EY HERALD; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1874 ; Paul Wright, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
JOHNSON CITY, Washington Co.,
cf 2,000 pop., 25 m. W. of Bristol on the East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd. and
northern terminus of East Tennessee &
Western North Carolina Rd. Has a large
tannery, sash, blind and furniture factory,
machine shops and a large foundry.
C03IET ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1884; Burrow & Lyle, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 22x31 ; subscription §1 ; established 1888 ;
W. D. Mitchell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
JONESBORO',C.H., Washington Co.,
cf 1,1013 pop., on East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia Rd., 99 m. from Knoxville.
An agricultural district. Principal produc-
tions are corn, wheat, oats, grass, etc.; lum-
bering and stock-raising are also engaged
in. Large quantities of evaporated fruit
are shipped from here, and poultry Is ex-
tensively raised for Southern and Northern
markets.
HERALD AND TRIBUNE; Thurs
days; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 :
subscription SI ; established 1869 ; H. W.
Dusinberre, editor; Herald and Tribune Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
KINGSTON, C. H., Roane Co., a- 8581
pop., at junction of Clinch & Tennessee rs.,
TENNESSEE.
near line of Cincinnati, New Orleans &
Texas Pacific Rd., 145 m. E. by S. of Nash-
ville and 40 W. by S. of Knoxville. A ship-
ping point for the pi-oducts of the surround-
ing country.
EAST TENNESSEEAN; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription §1.50; established 1865; Wm. B.
Reed, editor and publislier ; circulation K 1.
ROANE CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 j
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Frank-
lin & Dunning, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
KNOXVILLE, C. H., Knox Co., a-
32,000 pop., on Tennessee r., 185 m. E. of Nash-
ville, the centering point for several rail-
roads, 110 m. from Chattanooga. Steam-
boats ascend the river to this point. Above
the city very extensive logging booms are
being constructed by Eastern and English
capitalists. An important log and lumber
market, with saw mills cutting 40,000,000
feet per annum. Iron and nail works, car
and railroad shops, cotton and woolen
mills. The centre of the great marble in-
dustries of the State, and within a few-
miles of the coal fields and iron and zinc
mines. Has large Northern element, and
is beautifully situated on the north bank
of the Tennessee r. Was laid out in 1794.
University of Tennessee is located here ;
also State Deaf and Dumb and Insane
Asylums. A progressive and healthy city»
with three street car lines, fine water-
works, gas and electric lights.
JOURNAL; every morning except Mon
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdaj's ; repub-
lican; eight pages; size of page— daily 15x21,.
weeklv 17x24 ; subscription— dailv $S, weekly
SI ; established 1885 ; Rule & Marfield, editors
and publishers; circ'n— daily J 2, weekly 12.
SENTINEL; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §6 ;
John T. Hearn, editor ; Knoxville Sentinel
Co.. Dublishers.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEK-LY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 18x23 ;
subscription — daily $8, weekly §1.50 ; estab
lished 1867 ; James W. Wallace and Alex-
ander Summers, editors ; Bean, Summers &
Wallace, publishers ; cii'culation- daily J 1 ,
weekly H 1.
EAST TENNESSEE LABOR
GLOBE; Saturdays; labor; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Woodward & Johnson, editors and pub-
lishers ; issued simultaneously at Knoxville
and Chattanooga.
HOUSTON 3IETHODIST; Saturdays;
methodist episcopal, south ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Rev.
R. N. Price, editor ; Holston Publishing Co..
publishers; circulation J 2
SUNDAY TI3IES; Sundays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 81-50 ; establislied
1885 ; Times Companv, editors and publisliers.
CHI-DELTA CRESCENT; monthly;
twenty pages; size of page 8x11; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1881 ; Students of the
University of Tennessee, editors and pub-
lishers ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
DENTAL ECLECTIC; bimonthly;
dental; thirtv-six pages octavo; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1885 ; S. S. Willard, D.D.S.,
editor and iniblisher ; circulation K 2.
LAWRENCEBURG, C. H., Law-
rence Co., p 700 pop., on Shoal r. and Nash-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
609
TENNESSEE.
ville & Florence Rd , 80 m. S. by W. of
Nashville. Location of convent Engaged
in manufacturing. A splendid fruit and
cotton growing section, rich In iron ore and
other minerals.
LAWRENCE DExlIOCRAT ; Thurs
davs ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; established
1S84 ; W F. Nixon, W. A. Stewart and I. E.
McLean, editors and publishers; circ'n L2.
L, A VVRENCE UNION ; Thursdays ; foiu-
pages ; size :i4x3ti ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18-6 ; Schade Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
LEBANON, C. H., Wilson Co., [^ 2,296t
pop., terminus of Lebanon branch of the
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rd.,
30 m. E. of Nashville. Surrounded by corn,
wheat, hog and mule-raising country.
Shipping point for Tennessee red cedar
lumber, and for the stock and produce of
several counties. Engaged in manufactur-
ing flour, flour barrels and woolen goods.
Seat of the Cumberland University.
H E R A li D ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1853 ; R. L. C. White, editor ; R. L. C.
Wliite & Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent-
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1883 ; A. C. Durdin,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
STUDENT ; monthly; twenty -eight pages;
size of page 8x10; subscription $1 ; established
1880 ; Heurethelian Society of Cumberland
University, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
LE WISBURG, C. H., Marshall Co., a
460-t- pop., on Duck River branch of Nash-
ville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rd., 55 m. S.
of Nashville and 20 S. E of Columbia. In
an agricultural section.
MARSHALL. GAZETTE; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1871 ; G. W. Ewing,
editor ; Ewing & Kercheval, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
LEXINGTON, C. H., Henderson Co..
-a 400 pop., on Jackson & Huntingdon Rd.
In farming section.
PROGRESS ; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1884 ; W.
V. Barry, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
LIBERTY, -De Kalb Co., a 285
pop., in a farming section, 11 m. from
Smithville and connected by stage route
with Lebanon, 26 m.
HERAliD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x34 ; subscription $1 : established 1886 ;
Will A. Vick, editor and publisher.
LIVINGSTON, C. H., Overton Co.,
b 35(J pop., 41) m. from Sparta, nearest avail-
able railroad town. Engaged in farming.
MOUNTAIN SENTINEL ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1884; J. M. Coulson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LOUDON, C. H., Loudon Co., a- 1,000
pop., on East Tennessee, "Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 13 m. from Sweetwater. A manufac-
turing town and the centre of considerable
trade.
^LOUDON CO. RECORD; Fridays;
four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886.
TENNESSEE.
LYNCHBURG, C. H., Moore Co., g
400 pop., 12 m. W. by S. of TuUahoma and
79 S. by E. of Nashville. Male and Female
Institute, and a sash and blind factory.
FALCON; Fridays; four pages; .size 24x36;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1884 ; Falcon
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
McKENZIE, Carroll Co., -a 1,250
pop., on the Louisville & Nashville Rd., 113
m. from Memphis and 119 from Nashville.
Is noted for its excellent educational insti-
tutions; has two colleges and several
schools. Surrounded by a fine agricultural
country.
TRI-COUNTY NEAVS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; W. J. F. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MoMINNVILLE,C.H., Warren Co.,
D 1,800 pop., 75 m. S. E. of Nashville, on
McMinnville branch of Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & St. Louis Rd. and 35 from TuUa-
homa. Centre of a fine trade. Engaged in
manufacturing and surrounded by an agri-
cultural and fruit-growing district. A
summer resort.
NEW ERA : Saturdays ; democratic ;
foiu" pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; W. W. Wallace, editor ; Wal-
lace Bros., publishers ; circulation K 2.
SOUTHERN STANDARD ; Satur-
days ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; R. M.
Reams, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
MANCHESTER, C. H., Coffee Co., o
617 pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rd., 81 m. from Nashville. Engaged
in manufactures. Excellent water power.
Has flour, wood pulp and paper mills.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Fieldon N. Miller, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
MARTIN, ^F■ea^•^e^/ Co., b 600 pop., on
Illinois Central and Nashville, Chattanooga
& St. Louis Rds., 142 m. W. of Nashville.
Several saw mills and stave factories.
MAIL; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; J. B. Gilbert
& Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST; semi-
monthly ; primitive baptist ; eight pages ; size
22x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; S. F.
Cayce, editor and publisher.
MARYVILLE, C. H., Blount Co., d-
1,600 pop., on Knoxville & Augusta Rd., 16
m. S. of Knoxville. Seat of Mary ville Col-
lege.
TIMES ; Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1884; A. J. Neff & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
MEMPHIS, C. H., Shelby Co., p 58,000
pop., on Miss, r., at the head of perpetual
navigation for largest sized steamboats.
One of the largest cotton points in America.
Is an important city, with very extensive
commerce, especially in bread-stuffs and
groceries ; a great distributing point ; ter-
minus of the Memphis & Charleston, Louis
ville & Nashville, Miss. & Tenn., Gulf Route,
610
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TENNESSEE.
Kansas City, Springflelcl & Memphis. Mem-
phis & Little -Rock, Memphis, Birmingham
& Ath^ntic, and Louisville, New Orleans &
Texas Rtls., making it a great railroad
centre. Chief business centre between St.
Louis and New Orleans.
APPEALi; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLiY, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; daily and weekly eight pages, Sun-
day ten pages; size of page 17x24; subscrip-
tion— daily §10, Sunday $2, weekly §1 ; estab-
lished 184<J ; Gallaway & Keating, editors and
publishers : circ'n — dally H 2, weekly G 1.
AVALANCHE; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKL.Y, Thursdays ; inde-
pendent-democratic ; daily and weekly eight
pages, Sunday ten pages ; size of page 17x23 ;
subscription— daily §10, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 18.36, weekly 1859 ; A. B. Pickett,
editor ; Avalanche Co., publishers ; circula-
tion— daily H 2, weekly H 2.
PUBLIC LEDGER; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays;
four pages ; size— daily 2oxo?i, weekly 28x42 ;
subscription— daily §5, weekly $i ; estab-
lished—daily 1865, weekly 1870 ; Mathes & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily H 2,
weekly J 2.
SCIMITAR; every evening except Sun-
day and Monday, and 3IOND A Y MORN-
ING SCIMITAR, Mondays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly
28x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly SI. 25 ;
established 1883 ; G. P. M. Turner and Hattie
A. Paul, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily 1 1 , weekly 1 1 .
A D A 31 ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x22; subscription S2 ; established
1885; Adam Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 2.
JEWISH SPECTATOR; Fridays;
Jewish ; eight pages : size 22x32 ; subscription
S2.50; established 1SS5 ; M. Samfield, editor;
The Jewish Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
LIVING WAY; Thursdays; baptist; four
pages ; .size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Rev. W. A. Brinkley, editor ; Liv-
ing Wav Co., publishers ; circulation J 1..
3IONDAY MORNING SCIMITAR;
(see Scimitar.)
REPUBLICAN ; Sundays; republican;
eight pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1SS6 ; Geo. G. Dent, editor
and publisher.
SOUTHERN METHODIST
STANDARD; Thursdays ; methodist
episcopal, south ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription S1..5(i; established 1886; Rev. D. D.
Moore, editor ; Standard Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
SOUTHERN RECORD ; Saturdajs ;
eight Images ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18S5 ; H. P. Hanson, editor and pub
Usher : ciiculation L2.
SUDLICHES POST-JOURNAL;
Saturdays; German; independent; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription 9«.50 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Louis G. Fritz, editor ; Zimmer-
mann & Bro., publishers ; circulation I l .
SUNDA Y TI3IES : Sundays; eight pages;
size of page 17x24 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1^84 ; circulation H 1.
TENNESSEE BAPTIST; Saturdays;
baptist; sixteen pages; size of page 11x15;
subscription S2; established 1846; J. R. Graves,
LL.D., editor; Graves & Mahaffy, publishers ;
circulation H 2.
WATCH3IAN: Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size22x;K); sub.scription S2; estab-
lished 1H,S4 ; J. T. Turner, editor : Record
Pubhslii'ig Co., publishers ; clrcidation K 1.
COTTON BELT: semi-monthly; agri-
cultural ; eight pages ; size of ])age 16.x22 ; sub-
scription .S2; established 1HS2; F. M. Burell,
editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
FRATERNAL RECORD; monthly;
Knights of Honor : si.xteeu jjages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription $1 ; established 1886;
W. Z. Mitchell, editor and publisher.
TENNESSEE.
GLEANER; monthly ; evangelical ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
SI ; established 1881 ; Mrs. Angus Campbell,
editor ; Women's Christian Association, pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
3IISSISSIPPI VALLEY FARMER?
monthly; thirtj- pages: size of page 9x12;
subscription $1 ; established 1887 ; Battaile &
Marshall, editors and publishers.
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MEDICAL
MONTHLY; medical; eighty-two pages
octavo ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
F. L. Sim, M. D., editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 2 .
UNION TRIANGLE; monthly ;
Columbia Union ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Triangle
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation H 1.
MILAN, Gibson Co., -n 1,800 pop., at
crossing of Louisville & Nashville and Illi-
nois CentrajL Rds., 94 m. E. of Memphis. In
a rich agricultural and fruit-growing region.
Engaged in manufactitres and has a large
trade.
EXCHANGE: Saturdays; democratic j
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 : W. A. Wade, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MORRISTO WN, C. H., Hamblen Co.,
cf 1,350+ pop., on East Tennessee, Vii-ginia &
Georgia Rd. and at crossing of Cincinnati,
Cumberland Gap & Charleston Rd. In an
agricultural district, near Holston i*., 42 m»
N. E. of Knoxville. An important manu-
facturing town ; its principal industries are
flouring and sash and blind manuf actiu"ing.
DE3IOCRAT ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridaj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24x32; subscription $1.50; established 1887;
Jones & Hill, editors and publishers.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Si.50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; Gazette Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TENNESSEE PILOT; Saturdays; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; e.stab-
ished 1884 ; C. H. Darlington, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MOSSY CREEK, Jefferson Co., n-
400 pop., on East Tennessee, Vii-ginia &
Georgia Rd., 13 m. from Morristown.
JEFFERSON CO. VISITOR; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; e.stablished 1886 ; Visitor Publishing Co.,
publishers.
MOUNTAIN CITY, C. H., Johnson
Co., cf 400 pop., 28 m. from Bristol. Numer-
ous small mauufacrorles and stores here.
Surrounded by an agricultural and stock-
rai.sing section. There is probably moi'e
iron ore in this county than in any other
in the State ; fifteen forges in the county.
TENNESSEE TO>IAHA>VK ; Fri
days; repul)lican; four pages; size 22x32;
suVjscription $1 ; established 18S1 ; W. R. Keys,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MURFREESBORO, C. H., Ruther.
ford Co., D 4,(XtO pop., on Nashville, Chatta-
nooga & St. Louis Rd., 32 m. from Nash-
ville. Surrounded bj- an agricultural and
fruit-growing region. Cotton cultivated to
a considerable extent.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four pages;
size 2sx44 ; sul>scription $1.25 ; established
1879 ; G. T. & Reese K. Henderson, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
611
TENNESSEE.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x44; subscription $1; established
1869 ; W. C. Frost, editor and publislier ; circu-
lation K i.
TOIES; Saturdays; eight pages; size
22xo2; subscription 60 cents; A. G. Russell,
editor and publislier.
NASHVILLE, C. H., Davidson Co.,
^ state capital, (■)0,000 pop., on Cumberland
r., 2iX) m. from its mouth. Engaged in river
commerce and centre of trade. Several
cotton-seed oil mills, iron foundries, ma-
chine shops, stove worlts, candy and
cracker manufactory, rolling and cotton
mills, iron furnaces and charcoal works
are located here. Iron and coal districts
near. Railroads centre here from New Or-
leans, Memphis, Louisville, Chattanooga
and other points. Central Tennessee Col-
lege, Fisk Uuiversit J-, Vanderbilt Universit j-
and large Normal School are located here,
besides a number of large private female
schools and an excellent system of public
schools.
A 31 E It I C A N ; every morning, and
W E E K. Ij Y, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
daily and weekly eight pages, Sundaj' twelve
pages ; size of page 16x22 ; suljscription— daily
§12, without Sunday SIO.CC), weekly §1 ; estab-
lished 18:B5; American Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n — daily G 1, weeklj^ F 1.
BANNER; every evening except Sun-
day, and VVEEK.L. Y, Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages, weekly and Satur-
day eiglit pages ; size — daily 26x38, weekly
and Saturday (size of page) 17x24, ; sub-
scription—daily S5, weekly 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Nashville Banner Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n — daily G 1, weekly H 1.
UNION; every morning, and WEEK-
TiY, Thursdays ; eight pages ; size of page —
daily 15x22, weekly 18x25 ; subscription— daily
$8, weekly SI ; established 1885 ; Union Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—dailv H 2, weeklv G 2.
ANZEIGER DES SUDENS; Satur
days; German ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription 82.25 ; established 1880 ; Wm. B.
Fischer, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ; Satur
days ; metliodist episcopal, south ; twenty
pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1841 ; O.P. Fitzgerald, D.D., edi-
tor ; published under tlie auspices of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. South ; cii-cula-
tion E 1 .
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN;
Thursdays ; Cumberland presbyterian ; eight
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1841; Rev. J. il. Howard, D.D.,
editor ; Board of Publication for the Cumber-
land Presbj'terian Church, publishers ; cii-cu-
lation G 2.
FREE LiANCE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; t^ubscription §1.50 ; established
1885; Free Lance Publishing Co., editors and
puV)lishers: circulation .12.
GOSPEL. ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
church of Christ ; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; • established 1859 ;
David Lipscomb and E. G. Sewell, editors and
publishers ; circulation G 1.
ISSUE; Tliursdays ; prohibition; sixteen
pages ;, size of page 11x16 ; subscription SI. 50 ;
established 1878 ; Geo. W. Armistead, editor
and publisher ; circulation H 2.
NATIONAL REVIEW; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ;
subscription S1.50 ; established 18s5 ; John J.
Littleton, editor ; J. C. Quinu, publisher ; cir-
culation .1 1 .
SOUTHERN EVANGELIST; Thurs
days ; evangelical; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription Si ; established 1885 ; Rev. Sam
W. Small, editor and publisher.
TENNESSEE.
TENNESSEE FARMER; Wednes-
days ; twelve pages ; size of page 10x15 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1886 ; Rundel &
Cain, editors and publishers.
TENNESSEE STAR ; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI 50 ; estab-
lished 1886; George T. Robinson, editor; Star
Publishing Co., publishers ; an organ of col-
ored people.
SOUTHERN LUMBER3IAN; semi-
monthlj' ; commercial ; forty pages ; size of
page 11x14 ; subscription $2 ;' established 1881 ;
Lumberman Publishing and Mailing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H 1.
ADVOCATE OF MISSIONS; month
ly ; evangelical ; eight pages ; size of page
11x16 ; subscription oO cents ; established 1880 ;
I. D. John, editor and publisher ; does not
insert advertisements.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION: (see St. Louis, Mo.)
FISK HERALD; monthly; twenty-four
pages ; size of page 8x10 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1883 ; A. O. Coffin, editor ; Literary
Societies of Fisk Universitj-, publishers ; cir-
culation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate vear.
JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND
SURGERY ; monthly ; medical ; eighty
pages octavo ; subscription S2 ; established
1S51 : C. S. Briggs, M. D., editor; H. A. Hasslock,
publisher; circulation J 1.
KAPPA ALPHA JOURNAL ;
monthly : college secret society ; thirty-six
pages octavo ; subscription S1.50 ; establLshed
1882 ; Kappa Alpha Fraternity, editors and
publishers ; a college paper ; Issued during
the collegiate year.
ROGER WILLIA3IS RECORD ;
monthly ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1883 ; circ'n K 2 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
SOU THERN GEO LOGIST ; monthly ;
scientific ; eight pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; John
A. Murkin. Jr., editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
SOUTHERN 3IILLER ; monthly ;
commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
11x16; subscription SI; established 1883;
SoTithern Miller Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation .J 2.
SOUTHERN PRACTITIONER;
montlily ; medical ; eighty pages octavo ;
subscrijition $1 ; established 1879 ; Deering J.
Roberts, M. D., and Duncan Eve, M. D., editors
and publishers : circulation H 1.
SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF
EDUCATION; monthly ; educational ;
thirty-six pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscrip-
tion 81 ; established 1883 ; Leon Trousdale
and W. R. Garrett, editors; Wheeler, Osborn
& Duckworth, publishers ; circulation H 2.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL MAGAZINE ;
monthly ; methodist episcopal, south ; juve-
nile ; flfty-slx pages octavo ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1871 ; W. G. E. Cunnyng-
ham, D.D., editor; Soutlieran Publishing
House, publishers; circulation E 1.
VANDERBILT OBSERVER; month
ly ; thirty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1881 ; Literary
Societies of Vanderbilt University, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate vear.
WOMAN'S MISSIONARY ADVO-
C A T E ; monthly ; methodist episcopal,
soutli ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Mrs.
Frank A. Butler, editor ; Woman's Missionary
Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, publishers ; does not insert adver-
tisements.
YOUTHS' TREASURY ; monthly,
juvenile ; forty-four pages ; size of page ;
7x9 ; subscription 81 ; established 1884 ; T. C.
Blake, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
DENTAL HEADLIGHT; quarterly;
dental ; seventy-eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Dr. A. Morri-
son, editor ; Morrison Bros. , publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
Ol-J
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TENNESSEE.
PARIS, C. H., Heiiry Co., t] 2,500 pop.,
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 130 m. from
Memphis and 110 W. of Nashville. In a to-
bacco-growing county.
P O S T-I\TELL.IGENCER ; Fridays ;
independent democratic : four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ;
John R. Rison, editor and publisher; circu-
lation 1 1 .
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size of page 15x2.i ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; 3IcGee & Boyd, editors and pub-
lishers.
'PI'K'E'VI'LJj'E, Bledsoe Co., r>225 pop.,
13 m. from Dayton and 18 from Bell's Land-
ing, on Tennessee r. In an excellenti farm-
ing section, 35 m. from McMinnville.
SEQUACHEE NEWS: Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 ; established 1887 ; E. C. Barber, editor ;
News Publishing Co., publishers.
PULASKI, C. H., Giles Co., g 4,000
pop., on Nashville & Decatur division of
Louisville & Nashville Rd., 75 m. S. of Nash-
ville. Surrounded by an agricultural and
stock-raising district. Wheat, cotton, corn,
potatoes and all kinds of fruits are raised
here in abundance. Has good public and
private schools, and one flourishing female
seminary, foundries, planing and flouring
mills, and a large number of business
houses and hotels.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1854 ; McCord & Smith, editors and publishers;
circulation J 1 .
GILES CO. DEMOCRAT; Satui
days; democratic; eight pages; size 30x44 ;
established 1885 ; J. G. Ford, editor and pub-
lisher.
PTJRDY, C. H., McA'airy Co., p 243
pop., on line of Mobile & Ohio Rd. Cotton
and corn-growing section.
McNAIRY INDEPENDENT; Satur-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1878; J. A.
Allen, editor ; M. R. Abernathy, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
RIPLEY, C. H., Lauderdale Co., -n
1,000 pop., on Chesapeake, Ohio & South-
western Rd., 51 m. froin Memphis, in an
agricultural district, heavilj- timbered.
ENTERPRISE; Fridaj's ; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
L. A. Palmer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1 ; established 1871; J. L. Sparks
& Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
ROCK WOOD, Roane Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas
Pacific Rd., and terminus of Rockwood &
Tennessee River Rd., 5 m. from Tennessee
r. and 35 from Athens. Coal and iron ore
mining extensively carried on. Has two
pig-iron furnaces in constant operation.
T I I>I E S ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
^x36; sub.scription $1.5U; established 1886 ; D.
M. Coffman, editor and publisher.
ROGERS VILLE,C. H., Hawkins Co.,
cf 900 pop., terminus of Rogersvllle & Jeffer-
son Rd., 3 m. N. of Tennessee r., called at
this point Holston r. Has a furniture fac-
TENNESSEE.
torj% is near fine marble quarries and is
also the shipping point for same.
HERA Li D ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 2 )X34 ; subscription .§1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; James A. Holston, editor ; Herald
Publishing Co., publishers.
HOL.STON REVIEW; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x;ii ; subscription S1.5ii ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Will T. Robertson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
RUGBY, Morgan Co., r:f 200 pop., 7 m.
from Sedgemoor, which is a station on the
Cincinnati Southern Rd. A town founded
in 1880 bj' an English colony, and noted as a
health resort.
GAZETTE AND EAST TENNES-
SEE NEWS ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x31; subscription $2; es-'
tablished 1881; C. S. Moore, editor; Rugby
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation LI.
SAVANNAH, C. H., Hardin Co., p
1,006-1- pop., on the east bank of Tenn. r.,
210 in. above Paducah, Ky. Has an active
trade and is a large shipping centre. Sur-
rounded by a good agricultural country.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; C. L.
Hefner, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
T I 31 E S ; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; sub.scription $1 ; established
1886 ; Barlow & Cooper, editors and publishers.
SEVIER VILLE, C. H., Seoier Co.,
o 290 pop., on Little Pigeon r., about 30 m.
S. E. of Knoxville. In agricultural section.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size 22x31; subscription $1; established 1883 ;
S. M. Frame, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SHELBYVILLE, C. H., Bedford Co.,
D 3,000 pop., on a branch of Nashville, Chat-
tanooga & St. Louis Rd., 60 m. S. of Nash-
ville. Flour mills, cotton factory w^oolen
factory, saw and planing mills, iron
foundry, machine shops, wagon factories,
hub, spoke and rim factory and carriage
factory. One of the chief grain markets
and the second mule market in the State.
BEDFORD CO. TIMES; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.2(1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; D. M. Alford, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
C03I3IERCIAL.; Fridays; four pages;
size 24.X36; subscription $1.20; established 1869;
R. C. Russ, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.20 ;
established 1874 ; W. A. Frost, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2 ; issues also the Bap-
tist Harbinger.
BAPTIST HARBINGER; monthly;
primitive baptist ; twenty-four pages octavo ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; S. &
J. L. Beene, editors ; W. A. Frost, publisher ;
circulation K 1 ; issues also the Gazette.
SHERWOOD, Franklin Co., g 600
pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
Rd., 55 m. W. of Chattanooga and 96 S. E. of
Nashville. A prominent health resort.
SUNNY CLiI3IE; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 18x26 : subscription
$1.25 ; established 1886 ; Frank C. Smith,
editor and jiublisher.
SOMERVILLE, C. H., Fayette Co., p
834+ pop., 50 m. E. of Memphis, on a branch
of Memphis & Charleston Rd. Centre of an
agricultural district.
REPORTER AND FALCON; Wed
nesdajs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
613
TENNESSEE.
subscription $1.50; established 1866; S. G.
Sparks, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH PITTSBURG, Marion
Co., 0,2,500 pop., on Tennessee r. and Jasper
branch of the Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rd., 27 m.froni Chattanooga.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; twelve pages;
size of page 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Geoi-ge C. Conner, editor ; New
Era Publisliing Co., publishers.
SPARTA, C. H., White Co., a 800
pop., on Calf-kill r. and a branch of Nash-
ville & Chattanooga Rd., 75 m. E. by S. of
Nashville. Coal mines have been opened a
short distance from the town, to which a
railroad is now being constructed.
EXPOS9ITOR; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; R. P. Baker, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
STATE AND FARSI; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886 ; F. M. Morrison, editor and pub-
lisher.
SPRING CITY, ^hea Co.. D- 1,200
pop., on Tenn. & S. Valley and Cincinnati,
New Orleans & Texas Pacific Rds., 55 m.
from Chattanooga. Manufactures pearl but-
tons (only factory of the kind in the South-
ern States), walnut and hard wood lumber.
Has large coke yards and railroad shops,
and is located in one of the most fertile val-
leys in the State.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic ; eight
pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription 75
cents ; established 1886 ; J. R. Stevens, editor ;
Stevens, Mills & Price, publishers.
SPRINGFIELD, C. H.. Robertson
Co., ti li400 pop., on St. Louis div. of Louis-
ville & Nashville Rd., 30 m. N. by W. of
Nashville. Engaged in agriculture and
stock-raising ; tobacco, corn, wheat and
grasses are produced. Has two flour mills
and a saw mill ; also tobacco factory and
two seminaries.
I
RECORD; Thursdays; democratic; four
ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1869 ; Archie Thomas, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SUNBRIGHT, Morgan Co., d 500
pop., on Cincinnati Southern Rd., about 106
m. from Chattanooga. Is in a good stock-
raising and farming section, and is the
shipping point for stock for a radius of
about sixty miles.
DISPATCH; Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; F. H. Dunning, editor and pub-
ILsher ; circulation K 1.
SWEET WATER,'>/owroe Co., a,677t
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., about 190 m. E. S. E, from Nashville and
43 W. of Knoxville. Engaged in agricultiu-e
and stock-raising; minerals are found in
the vicinity.
MONROE DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876; J. S. Yearwood.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 .
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; establislied 1886 ; F.
H. Scruggs, editor and publisher.
39
TENNESSEE.
TRACYCITY, Grumhj Co., u
2,5110 pop., on Tracy and Cowen branch of
N. C. & St. Louis Rd.. in a coal mining sec-
tion.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x34; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S6 ; Tracy City News Co., editors and
publishers.
TRENTON, C. H., Gibson Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 90 m. from
Memphis and 160 from Nashville. Has
several mills for manufacturing cotton, oil
and flour ; also foundries. A place of con-
siderable importance.
GIBSON CO. HERALD, Fridays;
democratic ; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 18S5 ; E. E.
Benton, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1 .
TROY, C. H., Obion Co., \j 341 pop.,
near line of Mobile & Ohio and Louisville &
Nashville Rds. Engaged in manufacturing
furniture.
NEWS-BANNER; Tliursdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1877 ; W. Brice, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FAR31ERS' VISITOR; monthly;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1885 ; Dave J. Crockett, editor and
publisher.
TULLAHOMA, Coffee Co., n 3.000
pop., on main line of N., C. & St. Louis Rd.,
half way between Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, at junction of Manchester, Mc-
Minnville & Sparta Rd., and crossing of the
Cincinnati & Birmingham Air Line Rd. Is
thriving and already engaged largely in
manufactures, including a woolen mill,
hub, spoke and handle factory, file fac-
tory, etc. Has three planing mills and
a mattress factory, ten churches, three col-
leges and fine graded public schools.
GUARDIAN; Thursdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.20;
established 1875; Guardian Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
MESSENGER; Saturdays: republican;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1884; T. S. Givan, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 1.
UNION CITY, OUon Co., ^ 4,500
pop., at junction of Nashville, Cliattanooga
& St. Louis and Mobile & Ohio Rds. Is a
market for grain, hogs and cattle, with
three furniture factories, three planing
mills, three wagon factories, flouring mill,
woolen factory, buggy material factoi-y
and lies in a well-timbered section.
ANCHOR; Fridays; eight pages; .size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1880;
J. M. Scott, editor ; John Hugh McDowell,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
R O YA li BANNER; semi-monthly ;
United Brothers of Friendship and Sisters of
the Mysterious Ten; four pages; size 21x30;
subscription (iO cents ; established 1884 ; P. F.
Hill, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FARM AND POULTRY YARD;
monthly; agricultural; subscription 50 cents :
established 1887 ; W. R. Andrews, editor and
publisher.
WARTRACE, Bedford Co., u 1,000
pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis
014
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TENNESSEE.
Rd., S m. from Shelbyville, iu a rich agri-
cultural sectiou. Has three steam mills.
ADVANX'E; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 2(;x40; subscription $1.20; establislied
1887 ; W. R. Murrell, editor and publisher.
WAVERLY, C. H., Humphreys Co.,
D TOO pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rd., 66 m. from Nashville. Farming
section.
HU3IPHREY* CO. NEWS ; Fridays;
eight pages; size 26x40; established 1S84; J.
M^ & H. G. Driver, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
TIMES-JOURNALi; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages : size 24x35 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1872 ; Sloan & Jones, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WINCHESTER, C.H., Franklin Co.,
p 1,500 pop., on Elk r. and Nashville, Chat-
tanooga & St. Louis Rd., 84 m. from Nash-
ville. Several institutions of learning here.
FRANKL.IN CO. NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25 ; established 1883 ; Lefeber & Hals-
ley, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HOME JOURNAL. ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1856; H. H. Dulin, editor;
Dulin & Taylor, publishers ; circulation K 1.
"WOODBURY, C. H., Cannon Co., n
393t pop., on Stone's r., near Murfreesboro.
Is in a farming section.
CANNON COURIER ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1883 ; W. T. Mingle, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
TEXAS.
TEXAS.
ABILENE, C. H., Taylor Co., d 7.500
pop., 165 m. W. of Fort Worth and 200 N. of
Austin, on the Texas & Pacific Rd. The
town was founded in 1881, at which time
tents were the only dwellings ; at present
over one hundred and seventy business
houses, five churches, large flour and grist
mill and cotton gin are located here. Has
a fine system of water w^orks, bottling
works, opera house and an efiCective fire
department.
REPORTER; everv morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily
22x30, weekly 30x44; subscription— daily $9,
weekly $2; established— daily 1884, weekly
18S1 ; Alf. H. H. Tolar. editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L2, weekly J 1.
TAYLOR CO. NEWS; Fridays; eight
f)ages; size 30x44; subscription .$1.50; estab-
ished 1886 ; James A. Lowry, editor and pub-
lisher.
ALBANY, C. H., Shackelford Co., ^
1,500 pop. Is the terminus of a branch of the
Houston & Texas Central Rd. A very fine
grazing country. Shipping point for cattle.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2 ; established
1884 ; Thompson & Cheatham, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
ALVARADO, Johnson Co., ^ 2,000
pop., on Missouri Pacific and Gulf, Col. &
Santa Fe Rds., 40 m. from Dallas, 26 from
Fort Worth. An important and growing
trade centre.
BULLETIN; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880 ; G. C. Fahm, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
SIGNAL ; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; C. H. Hanson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'n L 2 ; dated at South Alvarado.
ANDERSON, C. K., Grimes Co., a-
6U0 pop. Agriculture and stock-raising.
GRIMES CO. N EAVS; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 34x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S4; Campbell & Hendricks, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
ANSON, Jones Co., [^ 600 pop., 30 m.
from Abilene. Engaged exclusively in
agriculture and stock-raising.
TEXAS WESTERN; Fi-idays; four
pages ; size 2ix40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; McEachin & Colbert, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ARLINGTON, Tarrant Co.. b 900
pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 14 m. from
Port Worth and 18 from Dallas. Location
of seminary and several churches, also
flouring mill, etc.
WORLD; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Willis M. Timmerman, editor ;
World Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n L2.
ATHENS, C. H., Henderson Co., rf 900
pop., on Texas & St. Louis Rd., 38 m. from
Corsicana and the same distance from
Tyler. Engaged in farming and stock-rais-
ing.
REVIEW ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
W. D. Bell, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
ATLANTA, Cass Co., q- 3,000 pop., on
the Texas & Pacific Rd., 28 m. from Jeffer-
son and 31 S. of Texarkana, A shipping
point for cotton and extensive trade ;
lumbering industry considerable.
CITIZENS' JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1879; Fletcher & Cul-
berson, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
AURORA, Wise Co., b 300 pop., 25 m.
N. of Ft. Worth and 15 S. of Decatur. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural and stock-
raising section.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; L. W.
Tyler, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
AUSTIN, C. H., Travis Co., a State
capital, 27,000 pop., on Colorado r. and
Houston & Texas Central and Inter-
national & Great Northern Rds., at terminus
of Austin & Northwestern Rd., 230 m.
N. W. of Galveston. Engaged in manufac- ,
turing. Seat of the Texas University.
DISPATCH; every evening except Sun-
day, and MAIL, Saturdays; republican;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1.25 ; established— daily 1880, weekly
1882 ; W. Y. Leader, editor ; Leader Bros., pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily K 1. Aveekly K2; issue
also the South mestern Poultry Raiser and
Lice Stock Journal.
EVENING CAliL; every evening except
Sunday, and CALL, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30. weekly
25x 10 ; subscription— daily $6. weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; Call Publishiug Co.. editors
and publishers.
NEWS; everv evening except Sunday;
four pa-ces; size 22x30; subscription $6; es-
tablished 1886 ; Evening News Co., editors and
publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
615
TEXAS.
STATESMAN ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ;
subscription— daily i^iu, Sunday S2, weekly
S1.50 ; established 1871 ; Statesman Publishing
Co., editors and publishers : ctrc'n— daily H 2,
weekly H 2.
CALLi j (see Evening Call.)
CITIZEN: Saturdaj's; republican : four
f)ages ; size 23x:30; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1881 ; J. J. Hamilton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
HIAIE; (see Dispatch.)
RECORD; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Nat.
6. Henderson.editor and publisher; circ'n L 2 .
TEXAS BAPTIST AND HERALD;
(see Dallas.)
TEXAS SIFTINGS; (see New York
Citv. )
TEXAS VORWARTS; Fridays; Oer-
man ; eight pages ; size 26x-t0 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1883 ; Julius Schutze, edi-
tor ; German Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation .1 1.
WOCHENBL.ATT ; Wednesdays: Ger-
man; eight pages; size 28x40; subscription
$2; established 1879; T. P. Duvinage, editor;
Wochenblatt Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J 1.
DANIEL'S TEXAS MEDICAL
JOURNAL ; monthly; medical ; fifty-seven
pages octavo ; subscription $2 ; estaolished
1885 ; F. E. Daniels, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF
HOM(EOPATHY; monthly; medical;
forty-four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1883; C. E. Fisher, M.D.,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ; dated
at Austin and New Orleans, La.
SOUTHWESTERN POULTRY
RAISER AND LIVE STOCK
JOURNAL; monthly; poultry raising;
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription
SI ; estaolished 1885 ; E. J. M. Leader, editor ;
Leader Bros., publishers ; circulation K 2 ; is-
sue also the Dispatch.
TEXAS CHURCH3IAN; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Rev. W. W.
Patrick, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ;
address all communications to the publisher
at Brenham.
TEXAS STATE JOURNAL; month
ly ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1880 ; James B. Goff, editor ;
Journal Co., publishers; circulation H 1.
TEXAS UNIVERSITY; monthly;
twenty-four pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription S1.25 ; established 1S85 ; Literary
Societies of the University of Texas, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
BAIRD, Callahan Co., ^ on Texas &
Pacific Rd. In agricultural and grazing
country.
CALLAHAN CO. CLARENDON ;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 : subscrip-
tion S2 { established 1880 ; M. H. Allen, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BALLINGER, RunneUs Co., a 2,000
pop., on Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe. Rd., in
a farming and stock-raising section, 35 m.
from Coleman. Coal is extensively mined
in the surrounding country.
BULLETIN; Fridays; democratic; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; F. R. Trimble, editor and pub-
lisher.
EAGLE; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32; subscription §1.50; established 1880;
I. C. Huege. editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
BANDERA, C. B.., Bandera Co., a 600
pop., 50 m. from San Antonio. Sheep, cattle
and farming country.
BUGLE; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1880 ;
TEXAS.
John Guthrie, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; fourpages;
size 22x32; subscription $1.50; establisncd
1883 ; Wm. Hudspeth, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
BARTIiETT, Williamson Co., a ' 250
pop., on Texas extension of Missouri & Kan-
sas division of the Missouri Pac fie Rd., 17 m.
from Taj'lor. An agricultural town,
HEADLIGHT; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 25x36 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
M. L. Hair, editor and publisher.
BASTROP, C. H., Bastrop Co.,u l,546t
pop., on Colorado r., 28 m. E. of Austin.
SuiTOunded by a corn and cotton-growing
section ; is a shipping point for the same.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1853 ; Thomas C. Cain, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BEAUMONT, C. H., Jefferson Co., U^
3,500 pop., on Neches r. and Galveston, Har-
risburg & San Antonio, Texas & New Or-
leans and Sabine & East Texas Rds. Ship-
ping point for extensive section, being the
head of tidewater navigation. Manufactures
large quantities of shingles and lumber.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; fourpages;
size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
Lamb & Wynne, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
BELLVILEE, C. H., Austin Co., O,
1,200 pop., on line of G., C. & S. F. Rd. Ex-
tensive furniture manufactories located at
this place.
AUSTIN CO. TIMES; Saturdays; four
f»ages; size 28x44; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1879 ; W. C. Hill, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
BEE; Thursdays ; fourpages; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2; established 1886; Phillips &
McCurdy, editors and publishers.
STANDARD; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
S. A. Drake, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BELTON, C. H., Bell Co., n 5,500 pop.,
on Leon r.. Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe and
Mssouri Pacific Rds., 50 m. N. of Austin.
Has cotton-seed oil and cotton compressing
mills and a number of manufactories.
NEWS ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; four pages;
size— dally 20x25, weekly 26x40: subscription
—daily $5. weekly $1 ; established 1886 ; Mcll-
henny & Brown, editors and publishers.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; democratic;
fou]' pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1867 ; Hunter & Robinson, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPORTER ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $l.n0 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; F. L. Denison, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BENNETT, Bed River Co., iif 350 pop.,
on Texas & Pacific branch of the Missouri
Pacific Rd., 13 m. from Clarksville.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ; Con-
ley & Norwood, editors and publishers.
BIG SPRINGS, C. H., Howard Co.,
ti 2,000 pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 300 m.
W. of Fort Worth. Car and machine shops.
PAN T A G R.\ P H ; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription hi ; estab-
lished 18S2 ; W. Walker, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
610
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
BLACK JACK GROVE, HoiJlcins
Co., cf -00 i.>op., 35 m. from ilineola. Flour
mills, seminary and a broom factory.
BLACK JACK POST; Saturdays,
four pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1884 ; L. V.
Harrison, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1.
BLANCO, C. H., Blaiico Co., D 450
pop., on Blanco r., 50 m. from Austin. In a
district which produces cotton, corn,
wheat, oats and rye.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription Sl-50; established 1883 ; Wright,
Speer & Baldwin, editors; Blanco News Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
S T A R-VINDICATOR ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion §2; established 1875; Grranville McPhersou,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, Lamar Co.,
cf 1,500 pop., midway between Texarkana
and Sherman, on the Texas & Pacific Rd.
Has a planing mill and three cotton gins,
and is a shipping point for cotton, cotton
seed, hay and corn.
BEE; Fridays ; four pages ; size 22x81 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; W. Y.
Chester, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
BOERNE, C. H., Kendall Co., D 346
pop., 30 m. from San Antonio, In a farming
section.
ADVANCE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1883;
Henry East, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
REPUBL.IKANER; Fridays ; German ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; F. W. Schweppe, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BONHAM, C. H., Fannin Co., a-S.OOOt
pop., 12 m. S. of Red r., 77 N. by E. of
Dallas and 270 N. by E. of Austin. Situated
in a corn and cotton-gi-owlug region. In
the centre of the Avheat and cotton section.
CHRISTIAN MESSENGER; Wed-
nesdays ; Christian ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1875 ; Thomas
R. Burnett, editor and publishegx circ'n J 1.
FARMERS' REVIE^ Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 2^'w^ ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Farmers' Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publisher's ; circula-
tion .J 1 .
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ;
Evans & Evans, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
BOWIE, Montague Co., [^ 500 pop. (of
township 2,000), 48 m. from Gainesville, 68
from Fort Worth and 98 from Denison.
Situated in the centre of a rich, produc-
tive farming country ; also a cotton and
lumberi'ig section.
CROSS TI3IBERS ; Saturdays; demo-
cratic : four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882; Strong & Davis, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
LABOR SUXBEA3I ; Fridays ; labor ;
four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. F. Elliott, editor and pub-
lisher.
BRACKETT, C. H. (BRACKETT-
VILLE), Kinney Co., p 1,500 pop., 130 m. to
San Antonio. Stock-raising.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; fovir
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
li-^hed 1880; Riley & Baruhill, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
TEXAS.
BRADY, C. H., McCulloch Co., a 200
pop., 140 m. from Austin. Sheep and gen-
eral stock-raising section.
SENTINEL : Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; J. T. Williamson, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation L 2.
BRAZORIA, C. H., Brazoria Co., O^
750 pop., ou Brazos r., 9 m. S. of Columbia
*and 59 from Houston. Steamboats leave
everj- week for Galveston and stage line
connects with Columbia.
INVESTIGATOR; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. D. Hudgins, editor and pub-
lisher.
TEXAS PIONEER : semi-monthly ;
four pages ; size 20x27 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; S. H. Smothers & Sons, editors
and publishers ; an organ of colored people.
BRECKENRIDGE, C. H., Stephens
Co., 6 497 pop., on central survey of T. &
P. Rd., 110 m. W. of Fort Worth. In a stock-
raising, cattle and small grain district.
TEXIAN; Saturdays; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; E. W. Davenport, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
BRENHAM, C. H., Washington Co., u
7,000 pop., on Western div. of Houston &
Texas Central, at junction with Gulf, Colo-
rado & Santa Fe Rd., 72 m. N. W. of Houston.
Agriculture is a leading branch of indus-
try, Washington county being one of the
oldest, wealthiest and most populous coun-
ties in Texas. A number of manufactories
located here; 34,6S0 bales of cotton were
shipped during the year ending Sept. 1, 1886.
BANNER ; every morning except Sundaj',
and WEEKLY, Thm-sdays; democratic;
daily tour pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x32, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $2; established— daUy 1876, weekly
1S65 ; Rankin & Levin, editors and publisher's ;
circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
TEXAS STAATS ZEITIJNG; Thurs-
days ; German ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1884 ; Carl Schutze,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TEXAS VOLKSBOTE; Thursdays;
German ; republican ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1873 ; Henry
Mueller, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
BROWNSVILLE, C. H., Cameron
Co., p 4,93St pop., on Rio Grande r., 40 m.
from its mouth, and Rio Grande Rd.,
opposite Matamoras, Mexico. Engaged in
commerce and has a large Mexican trade.
Stock-raising in the sui-roundlng district.
COSMOPOLITAN ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; sub-
scription $12 ; established 1879 ; Cosmopolitan
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
TI3IES ; Thursdaj's; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $3; established 1884; Times Co.,
editors and publishers : circulation L 2.
BRO WNWOOD, C. H., Brown Co.,
n 2,500 pop., on Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Rd., near Eastland, 150 m. from Fort
Worth, in the Pecan valley. Shipping point
for stock raisers. In cotton and gi'ain
country. Has large flour mills and a num-
ber of business houses. A thriving place.
BROWN CO. BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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TEXAS.
tion $1.50 ; established 1877 ; T. B. Harris &
Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
BTTTjIiETIN ; Saturdays; four pages;
size:^lx35; subscription $2; established 1883;
Schafer & Netherty, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
B R Y A N , C. H., Brazos Co., u 3,000
pop., near Bz-azos r., 150 m. N. of Galves
ton, on Houston & Texas Central Rd. Cot
ton shipping point. Seat of several institu-
tions of learning.
BRAZOS PILOT; Fridays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x45 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; R. M. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
SLOVAN AND KOL.INK ; Wednes
days ; Bohemian ; sixteen pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2.50; established ]S79 ; Ed. A.
Krall, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
BURNET, C. H., Burnet Co., a 2.000
pop., ou Austin & Northwestern Rd., 60 m.
N. W. of Austin. Hide, wool and cotton
market for counties W. of Coloi-ado r.
Burnet county is now furnishing the granite
to build the new capitol at Austin, and a
narrow gauge road has been constructed
from here to the quarries, 14 m. distant.
BUIiLiETIN ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; J. A. Stevens, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
HERO; Saturdays; independent; foiu-
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; establish-
ed 1879; Burnet Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CALD WELL, C. H., ^wrZeson Co., n
301 pop., on Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rd.,
25 m. W. of Bryan. Location of Normal
College.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 : subscription $1.50 ; established
1879 ; Ripley & Addison, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation li 2 .
CALVERT, C. H., Robertson Co., n
4,000 pop., on Houston & Texas Central
Rd., 130 m. N. W. of Houston. In the cotton
belt. Has iron foundry and water works.
COURIER; Thursdaj's ; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; A. D. McNutt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
SEVEN MANSIONS; Fridavs; four
pages ; size 24x:}4 ; subscription $1.50 : estab-
lished 1885; W. O. Bryant, editor and pub-
lisher.
VOX POPULI ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
P. W. Carr, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
CAMERON, C. H., Milam Co., a 1,200
pop., 15 m. from Rockdale. In fine and pro-
ductive country.
HERALD; Thursdavs; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1882:
Mont J, Moore, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 1.
3IILA3I CO. DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays;
democratic ; four pages : size 24x36 ; sub.scrip-
tion$1.50; established 1884; J. H. Albritton,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues
also the Western M< thodist Protestant.
WESTERN METHODIST PRO-
TESTANT ; Fridays ; methodist episcopal ;
four ijagFS ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886; J. H. Albritton, editor and
publisher ; issues also the Milam Co. Demo-
crat.
CANTON, C. H., Van Zandt Co., cf 400
pop., 14 m. from Texas & Pacific Rd. and 50
TEXAS.
from Dallas. Engaged in agriculture and
stock-raising.
TELEPHONE ; Fridays ; democratic :
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; W. E. Foster, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
CARRIZO SPRINGS, C. H., Dim-
mit Co., p. Has Innumerable springs and
artesian wells, the water being 25 to 50 feet
below the surface. Stock raising forms
the principal industry. Coal found.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 18x24;
subscription $2 ; established 1883; W. H. How-
ard, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CARTHAGE, C. H., Panola Co., cf
590 pop., 7 m. from Sabine r. and 45 from
Shreveport, La. Located in a cotton-pi"0-
ducing countrj'.
PANOLA WATCHMAN; Wednes
days; four pages; size 25x39; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; T. E. Boren, editor ;
Boren & Cars well, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
CENTER, C. H., Shelby Co.. n- 400 pop.,
on Houston, East & West Texas Rd., 19 m.
N. of San Augustine. Has a flourishing col-
lege ; oats, corn, cotton, etc., are grown.
CHA3IPION ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1..5l) ; established 1877;
G. M. Lasseter, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
CENTREVILLE, C. H., Leon Co., a-
400 pop., 12 m. W. of Trinitj^ r. and 13 m.
from Jewett, on International & Gt. North-
ern Rd., the nearest station. Seminary.
A well-timbered and watered farming sec-
tion.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1883 ; Thos. F. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
CISCO, Eastland Co., ^ 2,500 pop., at
junction of the Houston & Texas Central
and Texas Pacific Rds., 115 m. from Ft.
Worth. Principal coal mines in the State.
An agricultural and stock-raising section .
chief shipping point in N. W. Texas.
FARMER'S HEADLIGHT ; Satur-
days ; four pages; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1874; J. B. Daniel, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ROUND-UP; Fridays; four pages; demo-
cratic ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Ci.sco Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
CLARENDON, C. H., Donley Co., b
250 pop., 140 m. from Harold, at terminus of
Ft. Worth & Denver Rd., the nearest station.
Engaged in stock-raising.
NORTHWEST TEXAN; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; John R. Kennard, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CLARKSVILLE, C. H., Red River
Co., cf 2,500 pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 15
m. from Red r. and 330 N. E. of Austin. Sur-
rounded by an unexcelled cotton-growing
region. Considerable pine and oak lumber
shipped from here.
STANDARD; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1842 ; Charles De Morse, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
618
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.5u ; established
1873 ; E. P Rutherford, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
CLEBURNE, C. H., Johnson Co., [^
o.iiiKJ pop., on Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Rd., 317 m. N. of Galveston. Engaged in
farming and stock raising.
EVENING REPORTER; every even
lug except Sunday; four pages: size 22x30;
subscription §7.80 ; established 1S86; Albright,
Sanders & Matheny, editors and publishers.
NEWS; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thur.saays
and Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; Telegram Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; cii-cula-
tion L 2 ; issues also the Telegram.
CHRONICLiE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868; A. C. Scurlock, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
TELiEGRAM; Thursdaj^s ; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; Telegram Publishing
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation J 1 ;
Issues also the Neirs.
TRIBUNE; Thursdavs; labor; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Graves & Young, editors and pub-
lishers.
COLD SPRINGS, C. H., San Jacinto
Co., D- 1,300 pop., a trade centre for a rich
agricultural and stock-raising district, 16
m. from Livingston and 33 from Huntsville.
Stage for Shepherd, 13 m. distant.
CURRENT; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; C. B
Martin, editor ; Current Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
COLEMAN, C.H., Coleman Co., a 1,200
pop., the western terminus of the Gulf,
Colorado and Santa Fe Rd., 40 m. from Baird.
Fine agricultural and stock-raising section.
VOICE; Fridays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; J. J. Cal-
lan, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
COLLINSVILLE, Grayson Co., cf
350 pop., on Missouri, Kansas & Texas and
Transcontinental divisions of the Missouri
Pacific Rd., 16 m. from Gainsville.
T I 31 E S ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x34; established 1884; C. I.
Vowell, editor and publisher.
COLORADO, C. H., Mitchell Co., ^
4,500 pop., on Colorado r. and Texas & Pa-
cific Rd. Prominent point for wool produc-
tion, cattle raising and shipping. The
manufacture of salt by solar evaporation
is extensively carried on.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; four pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; Colo-
rado Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation .J 1 .
GRAPHIC; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x^5 ; subscription $1.5i) ;
established 1884 ; G. M. Bailey, editor and
publisher; circtilation K 1.
COLUMBUS, C. H., Colorado Co., Q,
2,258t pop., on Colorado r., on Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio Rd., 95 m. S. E.
of Austin and 85 W. of Houston. Cotton
and other products shipped here in steam-
boats. Surrounded with forests of live oak.
COLORADO CITIZEN; Thursdays;
Independent ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1857 ; Ben. M. Baker,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TEXAS.
COMANCHE, C. H., Comanche Co., a
1,4U0 pop., 110 m. N. of Austin. Engaged in
milling and mercantile business.
CHIEF; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; S. M. Vernon, editor and pub-
lislier ; circulation K 2.
TOWN AND COUNTRY; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886; McDonald & Switzer, edi-
tors and publishers.
COMMERCE, Ilunt Co., cf 200 pop.,
in a rich farming and stock-raising section,
18 m. from Greenville.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x3J; subscription $1.50; established
1887 ; Will T. Hawkins, editor ; Flood & Haw-
kins, publishers.
COOPER, C. H., Delta Co., rf 600 pop.,
25 m. S. W. of Paris, and 70 m. S. E. of Den-
nison. Has excellent educational institu-
tions.
DELTA CO. BANNER ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 : subscription §1.50 ;
established 1881 ; A. S. Hornbeck, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
DELTA COURIER; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscriijtion §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; J. N. Boyd, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 1 .
CORN HILL, Williamson Co., a 250
pop., 14 m. from Georgetown and 30 from
Austin. In agricultural section.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ; C. L.
Diggs, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
CORPUS CHRISTI, C. H., Nueces
Co., [? 4,550 pop., on Corpus Christi bay, near
mouth of Nueces r., 230 m. S. of Galveston.
It has good harbor and considerable com-
merce. Is the terminal point of the Mexi-
can National Rd. and has steamship con-
nection with Europe. The San Antonia &
Aransas Pass. Rd., just completed, connects
it. via San Antonio, with the railroad
system of the State.
CALLER ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; W.
P. Caruthers and E. T. Merriman, editors ;
Caller Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 2.
CORSICANA,C.H., Navarro Co.,^
7,000 pop., at junction of St. Louis Arkansas
& Texas, and Houston & Texas Central Rds.,
20 m. W. of Trinity r. and 180 N. by E. of
Austin. In the heart of the great cotton
and wheat belt.
COURIER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 22x30,
weeklj' 30x44"; subscription— daily $(>, weekly
§1.25; established— daily 1884, weekly 1878;
Paget & Collins, editors and publishers; cir-
culation—dailv L 2, weekly K 2.
DE3IO( K AT AND NAVARRO CO.
ALLIANCE RECORDER; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrin-
tion §1.50 ; established 1885 ; C. Dalton, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FA J{ >l ERS' JOURNAL; Fridays ;
six pages; size of page 11x14; subscription
§1 ; established 1884 ; Wm. H. Davis, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
OBSERVER; Saturdaj's; democratic;
eight pages; size 3iix44; subscription §1.50;
established 1855; Miller & Ferguson, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
619
TEXAS.
COTULLA, C. H., La Salle Co., g
1,500 pop., on Rd. and 1 m. fi'om Nue-
ces r. A farming country.
Ii E D G E It ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 : established 1883 ;
W, C. Bowen, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
CRAWFORD, McLennan Co., u
600 pop., on the Colorado & Santa Fe Rd., 8
m. from McGregor Junction, and 33 from
Temple Junction. A grain and cotton-
growing section.
YE03IAN; Thursdays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; John R. Spencer, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CROCKETT, C. H., Houston Co., n-
2,000 pop., on International & Great North-
ern Rd., 113 m. N. of Houston. A centre of
trade.
ECONOMIST; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886 ; A. D. Lipscomb, editor and publisher.
CUERO, C. H., De Witt Co., g 2,600
pop., 66 m. from Indianola, at the terminus
of the G., W. T. & P. Rd., and on S. A. & A. P.
Rd., now being constructed. Shipping and
trading point for a number of counties.
SuiTounded by an agricultural and stock-
raising district.
BULiIjETIN; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
Sages ; size 36x48 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
shed 1876 ; Mel. Kirkpatrick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DER DEUTSCHE HEKOL.D ; Wed
nesdays ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 -. sub-
scription $2 ; established 1881 ; Jos. Weiss,
€ditor and publisher; circulation K 1.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. H. Tucker, editor and publish-
•er ; circulation K 1.
DAINGERFIELD, C. H., Morris
Co., cf 395 pop., on Jefferson branch of the
Missouri Pacific Rd., 33 m. from Jeffei-son.
A cotton-growing country.
TIDINGS; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
Ragland Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 .
DALLAS, C. H., Dallas Co., cf 30,000
pop., on Trinity r., just below the mouth
of the Elm fork, and Texas & Pacific,
Houston & Texas Central, Missouri Pacific,
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe and Texas
Trunk Rds.. 315 m. fi-om Galveston and 215
N. by E. of Austin. Centre of a wheat and
cotton-growing region; containing also coal
and copper. Engaged in manufacturing.
The central commercial city of Texas.
HERALiD; every evening except Sun-
day.and WEEKI. Y,Saturdavs; eight pages;
size of page 20x26; subscription— tlailv .§6,
weekly .SI ; established 1S86 ; Gilbert, Clark
& Co., editors and publishers.
NEWS; every morning, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; independent ; dailv eight pages,
weekly twelve pages ; size of pasre 16x22 ;
subscription— daily SIO, weekly SI. 52 ; estab-
lished 1885; A. H. Belo & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation- daily G 2, weekly
F 1 ; issue also the Galveston News.
TI>IES: every evening except Sundav,
and WEEKIiY, Thursdavs ; democratic;
four pages ; size 22x36 ; subscription— daily
TEXAS.
S6, weekly $1.50; established 1878; W. G. Ster-
ett, editor ; Times Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation- daily J 2, weekly J 1.
H03IE AND SUNDAY SCHOOIi;
Tuesdays ; baptist ; four pages ; size 15x22 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Kit Wil-
liams, editor ; Kit Willi&ms & Co., publishers ;
does not insert advertisements.
LIBERATOR* Thursdays; labor; four
pages ; size 20x25 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; G. N. Beach, editor and publisher.
MERCURY; Fridays ; independent-
democratic ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1882 ; E. G. Rust, editor
and publisher; circulation G 1.
NORTON'S UNION INTELLIGEN-
CER ; Saturdays; republican; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription §2.50; established
1885 ; A. B Norton, editor ; A. B. Norton & Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
SUNDAY CHRONICLE; Sundays;
eight pages; size 20x32; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1887 ; Thayer & Flaver, editors and
publishers.
SUNNY CLIi>IE; Saturdays; humorous;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; circulation K 1.
TEXAS BAPTIST AND HERALD?
Wednesdays; baptist ; eight pages; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ;
S. A. Hayden, D.D. and S. J Ander.son, D.D.,
editors and publishers ; circulation G 2 ; dated
at Dallas and Austin.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; Thursdays; methodist episcopal,
south ; eight pages ; size of page 16x23 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1853 ; Rev. G. W.
Briggs, editor ; Shaw & Blaylock, publishers ;
circulation E 2.
TEXAS FARMER; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1881); S. F. Fuller, editor; W. A.
Shaw & Co., publishers ; circulation G 1 ;
organ of Texas and Louisiana State Grangers.
TEXAS 3IOC KING-BIRD; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription §2 ; established 1887 ; J. Alex. Mur-
phv, editor and publisher.
TEXAS VOLKSBLATT; Fridays;
German ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription S2.50 ; established 1877; G.
F. Altermann, editor and publisher; oirc'n K 2.
COLORED METHODIST ; semi-
monthly ; colored methodist episcopal ; four
pages; size 20x26; subscription SI; established
1884 ; Rev. J. A. Viney, editor ; published by
a board of managers ; circulation K 1.
DIXIE LAND; semi-monthly; eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1885; Dixie Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
TEXAS FARM AND RANCH; semi-
monthly; agricultural ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 11x15 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Holland & Knox, editors and publishers ;
circulation E 1.
TEXAS PROHIBITION ADVO-
CATE ; semi-monthly ; prohibition ; four
pages ; size "20x26 ; sul)scription SI; established
1884 ; Haggard & Baton, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
LONE STAR3IAGAZI«E; monthly;
literary ; fortv pages octavo ; subscription
SI. 50; established is86 ; Mrs. Lou S. Bedford,
editor and publisher.
lUERtANTILE JOURNAL AND
TEXAS PRICE CURRENT; monthly;
commercial ; eighteen pages ; size of page
10x14: suliscription $1; established 1885 ;F.
N. Foot, editor and publisher ; New York
Citv office, 44 Hudson street.
TKXAS COURIER RECORD OF
MEDICINE; monthly ; medical ; eighty-
four pages octavo; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; W. B. Brooks, 3I.D., editor and
publisher.
TEXAS PLOWMAN AND ES-
TRA V RECORD ; monthly; agricultural ;
sixteen pages; size of page 11x14; sub
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; John C.
Hartman, editor; Hanmau, Duncan & Co.,
publishers ; circulation H 2.
620
GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
TEXAS.
TEXAS SCHOOL, JOURNAL;
monthly; educational; forty-four pages;
size of page 7x10; subscription $1.50; estab-
lislieil 18Si » ; Texas EducationalJoiirnal Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 2 ;
dated at Houston and Dallas.
TEXAS DENTA L JOURNAL;
quarterly; dental; twenty pages; size of page
11x14 ; subscription 50 cents; established 1883 ;
Dr. S. Newman, editor and publisher; circu-
tion K 2.
DECATUR, C. H., Wise Co., ^ 2,500t
pop., on Ft. Worth & Denver City Rd., 60 m.
N. W. of Dallas and 40 N. of Weatherford.
Considerable flour shipped. Large educa-
tional institutions.
MONITOR; Thursdaj-s ; four pages : size
20x2G : subscription 75 cents ; established
1SS6 ; Lowe Shearon, editor and publisher.
POST ; Fridays ; democratic; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1882 ; R. M. Collins, editor ; G. W. Wynu, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. i
WISE CO. MESSENGER; Saturdays;
Independent ; eight pages ; size 26x36 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1880 ; Wm. Forster,
editor; Forster & Mode, publishers ; circ'n K 1.
DE LiEON, Comanche Co., n 650 pop.,
on Houston & Texas Central Rd., 100 m.
from Waco. Engaged in farming and
stock-raising.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x3C> ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1885 ; R. W. Hall, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
DEL RIO,C.H., Val Verde Co., g 1,400
pup., on Galveston, Harrisburg & San An-
tonio Rd. Surrounded by an agricultural
and stock-raising district. Has an ice man-
ufactory. Location of a militarj^ post U.S.A.
DOT ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 22x32;
subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; Lottie
Lyons, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DENISON, Grayson Co., [if 12,000 pop.,
at terminus of Texas extension of Mis
souri Pacific and Houston & Texas Central
Rds. A shipping point for cattle and cot-
ton.
EVENING JOURNAL ; every evening ;
daily four pages, Sunday eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, Sunday 26x40 ; subscription $7 ;
established 1884 ; W. A. Johnson, editor ;
C. W. Chapman, publisher; circulation L2.
NEWS ; every morning except Mondaj',
and WEEK L Y, Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x4iJ ; subscriiJtion— daily, with Sunday, $12,
without Sunday $10, weekly $1 ; established
1872 ; Denison Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— tlaily K 1, weekly, K 2.
SUNDAY GAZETTEER ; Sundays;
four pages; size 28x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1883; B. C. Murray, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
DENTON, C. H., Denton Co., [j 3.000
pop., on Pecan creek and junction of the
Missouri Pacific and Dallas &"Wichita Rds.,
40 m. N. W. of Dallas and 241 N. of Austin.
Seminarj", flour mill, pottery and various
manufactures here.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democratic;
ten pages ; size of page 13x20 ; sul)scription
$2; established 1882: James Williams, editor
and publisher; circulation J 2.
DENTON CO. POST; Fridays; eight
pages; size 26x41); subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878 ; Jones & Moffltt, editors and pub-
lishers • circulation K 1.
MONITOR; Satui-days ; democratic ;.
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; C. W. Geers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OUR BULLETIN BOARD; semi
monthly ; prohibition ; eight pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Nellie Beauchamp Hobbs, editor and pub-
lisher.
DENTONIAN ; monthly; eight pages;
size isx21 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1884; John A. Hann & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
DODD CITY, Fannin Co., cf 400 pop.,
on Transcontinental division of the Mis-
souri Pacific Rd., 6 m. from Bouham.
SPECTATOR; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x4<); suliscription $1.50; established
1884 ; Frank Brazleton, editor ; Spectator
Publishing Co., publishers.
DUBLIN, Frath Co., tl 1.200 pop., on
Houston & Texas Central Rd. A fine agri-
cultural and stock-raising country.
RUSTLER; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; Daniell Bros., editors and
publishers.
TELEPHONE ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; Will H. Neel, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2 .
EAGLE PASS, C. H., 3faverick Co.. g
.1,000 pop., on Rio Grande r. and Galveston,.
Harrisburg & San Antonio Rd., 150 m. from
San Antonio. Stock raising and wool grow-
ing.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; S. M.
Simmons and J. C. Wilsdon, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
EAST MERIDIAN, (MERIDIAN
p. O.) Bosque Co., D 1,000 pop., on Gulf, Colo-
rado & Santa Fe Rd.. 58 m. from Ft. Worth,
90 from Dallas and 45 from Waco.
ALLIANCE SUN ; (see Meridian.)
EDNA, C. H., Jackson Co.. g on NeAV
York, Texas & Mexican Rd. Large numbers
of cattle raised.
JACKSON CO. PROGRESS; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x32 : subscription $2 ;
established 1883 ; Frank Dickson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ELGIN, Bastrop Co., a 200 pop., on
Houston & Texas Central Rd., 26 m. E. of
Austin. Farming section.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; four pages ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1885; C. A. Seay,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
EL PASO, C. H., El Paso Co., -a
9,000 pop., on the Rio Grande r., opposite
El Paso del Norte, Mexico, on Mexican
Central, S. Pacific, Texas & Pacific, Galves-
ton, Harrisburg & San Antonio and Atchi-
son, Topeka & Santa Fe Rds. A fioui-ishing
town of great promise ; likel.v to become
the railroad centre of the Southwest.
INTER-REPUBlilCS; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays:
democratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 26x40; subscription— daily $10, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1H85. weekly 1883 ; Inter-
Republics Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
TI3IES ; every morning ; four pages ; size
24x36: subscription $10; established 1881;
Times Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K 2»
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
(521
TEXAS.
TEXAS.
,
HERALD ; Sundays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $3.50 ; established 1881 ;
Herald Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; cii-culation K 2.
EMORY, C. H., Bains Co., cf 400 pop.,
on 3Io., Kaus. & Texas division of the Mis-
souri Pacific Rd., 23 m. from Mineola.
CONSTITUTION; Fridays; democrat-
ic ; eight pages ; size oiix44 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 18S6 ; H. C. & K. Leonard, editors
and uublishers.
ENNIS, ^liis Co., cf 3,000 pop., on H.
& T. C. Rd„ 32 m. S. of Dallas and 20 N. of
Corsicana. Agricultural and stock-raising
district ; has a large cotton compress.
COMMERCIAL. RECORDER;
Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1880 ;
Rust & Johnson, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
LOCAL; Tuesdays; four pages; size
15x22; subscription §1.20; established 18S6 ;
Wm. C. Perry, editor and pul)lisher.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 26x4<); subscription $2; estab-
lished 1875 ; S. M. Carleton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
GOSPEL FLAME; semi-monthly;
methodist; eight pages; size 22x29; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1885 ; J. H. Padgett,
editor and publisher.
FAIRFIELD, C. H., Freestone Co., n-
750 pop. Near Trinity r.,^vhich is navigable
162 m. N. E. of Houston. Freestone is one of
the large cotton raising counties of theState.
RECORDER; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 2^1x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; L. D. Lillard, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
FARMERSVILLE, Collin Co., ^
1,200 pop., 39 m. N. E. of Dallas, at junction
of Missouri, Pacific and Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe Rds. Engaged in agriculture ; ex-
cellent farming locality.
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages; size 26x40; established 188(j ; Richard
Flood, editor and publisher.
FLATONIA, Fayette Co., n 866t pop,,
on Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Rd., 46 m. E. of San Antonio, 76 W. of Hous-
ton. Good farming countrj'.
ARGUS; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
Bages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
shed 1877; S. Lee Kyle, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
FLORESVILLE, C. H., }FUson Co.,
c? 1,000 pop., on San Antonio and Aransas
Pass Rd., 31 m. from San Antonio. Has
farming and stock raising.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1.50 ;
established 1877; J. W. Dickey and H. C.
Thomjjson, editors ; J. W. Dickey, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
FORNEY^ Kaufman Co., cf 700 pop.,
on Texas & Pacific Rd.. 20 m. E. of Dallas.
Bois-d'arc timber abounds here.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; M.
J. Cox, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FORT DAVIS, Presidio Co., -a at
present 18 m. from railroad. Cattle district.
PRESIDIO CO. NEWS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subsci'lption .$2 ; established
1883; Charles Krull, publisher; circ'n L2.
FORT WORTH, C. H., Tarrant Co.,
b 25,000 pop., on Trinity r., 210 m. N. of Aus-
tin and 82 W. of Dallas. Six railroads centre
here, viz., Texas & Pacific, Missouri Pacific,
Fort Worth & Denver City, Fort Worth &
New Orleans, Fort Worth & Rio Grande and
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe. Commercial
interests of all kinds are represented.
EVENING MAIL; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and MAIL, Thm'sdays ; dem-
ocratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly §1 ; es-
tablished 1884: Mail Publishing Co., editors
and publislieig; circulation— daily J 1.
GAZETTE ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Fridaj's ; democratic; eight
pages; size of page 17x24; subscription — daily
$10, weekly S1.50; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1871 ; Democrat Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily G 2, weekly F 2.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 20x26; subscription $1; established 1886;
J. W. Taylor, editor and publisher.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Fridays;
German ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1886 ; Hugo
Lehmann, editor and publisher.
MAI L ; (see Evening Mail.)
SOUTH WEST ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885; M. J. Nolan & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
SUNDAY MIRROR: Sundays; four
pages; size 2(.)x26 ; subscription $2 ; established
1885 ; Ed. J. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
TEXAS LIVE STOCK JOURNAL;
Saturdays, and MONTHLY; live stock;
weekly sixteen pages, monthly thirty-twa
pages; size of page 9x15; subscription— weekly
$2, monthly $1 ; established 1880 ; Philip H.
Hall, editor; Stock Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation — weeklv G 2.
TRADE REVIEW; Thursdays; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 14x20; subscription
75 cents; established 1883; Williams & Bledsoe,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
STOLEN LIST ; monthly; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1SS5 ; Frank O. Moore, editor and publisher ;
devoted to breaking tip stock stealing.
TEXAS COMMERCIAL RE-
PORTE R; monthly; commercial; twenty
pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription 75
ceuts; established 1886 ; G. H. Marten, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
TEXAS MASONIC JOURNAL;
monthly ; masonic ; fifty-two pages octavo ;
subscription $1; established 1883 ; J. K.
Ashby, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
FRANKLIN, C. H., Robertson Co., D
1,000 pop., on International & Great North-
ern Rd., 104 m. from Austin. Agricultural
section.
PAPER; Fridays; independent-demo-
cratic ; eight pages : size 22x30 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; J. A. Keigwin, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
FREDERICKSBURG, C. H., Gil-
lespie Co., o 1,500 pop., 75 m. from San An-
tonio and 80 from Austin. Cotton, grain
and corn country.
FREDERICKSBURGER WOCH-
ENBLATT;. Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent ; eiiiht pages : size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; establlslied 1877; T Holten, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GAINESVILLE, C. H., Cooke Co., ^
5,000 pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., a few m.
from Red r. and 270 N. of Austin. Centre of
trade for country siuTounding and a depot
for supplies for di'overs. Large droves of
cattle pass northward every spring and fall.
HESPERIAN; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays: inde-
622
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
pendent ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 28x46 ; subscription— daily $12, weekly
S2 ; established— daily 1879, weekly 1876 ; Means
Printing COy editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily L 2, weekly K 2.
MORNING REGISTEK; every morn
ing except Monday, and REGISTER,
Saturdays ; independent-democratic ; four
pages ; size— dailv 24xo6, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $2 ; established
—daily 18^6 ; weekly 1873 ; Register Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation— weekly J 2.
REGISTER : (see Morning Register.)
GALVESTON, C. H., Galveston Co.,
Q, 48,000 pop., on an island at mouth of Gal-
veston bay. Engaged in commerce and
trade, and having the finest harbor in the
State or on the Gulf. Largest city in the
State. Is the port of entry for Texas and
the Northwest. Regular line of steamers
to Europe and to various points of the Atlan-
tic seaboard. The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe,
International & Great Northern & Southern
Pacific and Texas Mexican Rds. centre here.
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening
except Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 22x32 : subscription §6 ; established 1880 ;
J. W. Burson, manager ; circulation J 2.
NEWS; every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays ; independent ; daily four
pages, weekly twelve pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weekly (size of page) 16x23 ; subscription-
daily §10, weekly $1.50 ; established 1842 ; A.
H. Belo & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— dailj' F 1 , weekly F 2 ; issue also the
Dallas Neivs.
DIE TEXAS POST ; Fridays ; Ger-
man ; independent ; eight pages ; size 36x49 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1869 ; O. & H. Diet-
zel, editors and publishers ; circulation G 2.
OPERA GLi ASS ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Burk & Johnson, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
SOUTHWESTERN RAIL.AVA Y
ADVANCE; (see Chicago, 111.)
GATESVII.LE,C. H., Coryell Co., n
3,000 pop., on Leon r. and Texas & St. Louis
Rd., 40 m. from Waco and Belton and 80 N.
of Austin. Engaged in agriculture and
stock-raising.
STAR; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1886 ; Gus.
Perry & Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
GEORGETOWN, C.H., Williamson
Co., n 3,000 pop., on the International &
Great Northern Rd., about 25 m. N. of Aus-
tin. In an agricultural district. Seat of
the Southwestern University.
WILLIAMSON CO. SUN; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1877 ; I. E. Cooper, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
GIDDINGS, C.H.,iee Co., a 775 pop.,
on Houston & Texas Central Rd., 35 m. W. of
Brenham. In agricultural and stock raising
section.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x;-i6 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885; J. F. Crowe, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L2.
GILMER, C. H., Upshur Co., c^ 386
pop., on Texas & St. Louis Rd., about 230 m.
N. of Galveston and 80 W. by N. of Shreve-
port, La. Location of high school.
TEXAS MIRROR ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 : subscription
TEXAS.
$1.50; established 1877; J. P. Hart, editor;
Hart & Crosby, publishers ; circulation L 2.
GLEN ROSE, C. H., Somervell Co., t)
200 pop. Farming and stock-raising.
FALCON ; Saturdays; four pages; size
^x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; Cody
& Sadler, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
GOLIAD, C. H., Goliad Co., g 600 pop.,
on San Antonio r., 120 m. S. by E. of Austin.
Agriculture and stock-raising are the princi-
pal branches of in jlustry. Fine water power.
GUARD; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; R. T. Davis, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
LONE STAR; monthly; independent;
four pages ; size 17x26 ; subscription 40 cents ;
established 1887 ; D. C. Williams, editor and
publisher.
GONZALES, C. H., Gonzales Co., g
2,000 pop., on Gaudalupe r. and Galveston,
Harrisburg& San Antonio Rd., at mouth of
San Marcos r., 70 m. S. by E. of Austin. En-
gaged in farming and grazing.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
L. D. Chaddock, editor ; Tucker & Chaddock,
publishers; circulation L2.
INQUIRER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x4u; subscription $2; established 1853; Reese
& Reese, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
GORDON, Palo Pinto Co., ^ 950 pop.,
on the Texas and Pacific Rd. Fort Worth
is the nearest important town. Consider-
able coal mining. An agricultural and cat-
tle section.
COURIER ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
C. C. Parrack, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
GRAHAM, C. H., Young Co., b 1,850
pop. Engaged in farming and stock-raising.
Coal and copper within a radius of 30 m.
LEADER; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; J. W. Graves, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GR ANBURY, C. H., Hood Co., ^ 800
pop., on the Brazos r., 40 m. from Fort
Worth, on proposed line of railroad. Cattle
raising and farming.
GRAPHIC ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1872; Ashley W. Crockett, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
GREENVILLE, C. H., Hunt Co., cf
5,(100 pop., on Texas extension of Missouri
Pacific Rd., at intersection of East Line and
Red River Rd. and on Dallas &. Greenville
Rd., 50 m. N. E. of Dallas. In a rich agri-
cultural district.
BANNER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 28x44; subscription $1.50; established
1874; J. F. Mitchell, editor and publisher;
circulation I 1 .
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size -'8x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869; E. W. Harris, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .12.
GROESBECK, C. H., Limestone Co.,
D 8a) pop., on Houston & Texas Central Rd.,
100 m. from Dallas. A shipping point for
cattle.
LIIIESTONE NEW ERA; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; C. W. Cobb, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
623
TEXAS.
HALLETTSVILLE, C. H., Lavacca
Co., Q 58S+ pop., on Lavacca r., 35 ni. W. of
Columbus. Engaged in growing cotton,
corn, etc.
HERAIiD AND PLANTER;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; J. M.
Greene, editor ; Lehniann & Greene, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HAMILTON, C. H., Hamilton Co., a
277+ pop., 62 m. W. of Waco. A fine grazing
and stock-raising settlement.
HERALiD ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x:>5 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; C. M. Boynton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HASKELL, C. H., Haskell Co., [^ 300
pop., in a rich farming district, 45 m. from
Albany, and 50 from Abilene.
HASKELL. CITY FREE PRESS;
Saturdays : independent ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Oscar
Martin, editor and publisher.
HEMPHILL, C. H., Sabine Co., o 250
pop., 45 m. from Rd. A lumbering section.
REPORTER; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 16x22; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; J. M. Strickland, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
HEMPSTEAD, C. H., Waller Co., a,
2,' 00 pop., on Brazos r. and Houston &
Texas Central Rd., at junction of Austin
branch, 50 m. from Houston. Engaged in
manufacturing.
ADVANCE GUARD; Saturdays; four
eages; size 22x30; subscription .SI. 50; estab-
shed l&Sr ; E. P. Alsbury, editor and pub-
lisher.
A. O. U. \V. RECORDER; monthly;
Ancient Order of United Workmen; four
pages; size 16x22; subscription 50 cents: es-
tablished 1886 ; John H. Hutchinson, editor
and publisher.
HENDERSON, C. H., Rusk Co., ^
2,301) pop., on International & Great North-
em Rd., 160 m. N. by E. of Houston and 75
E. of Shreveport, La. In a cotton-growing
region.
RUSK CO. NEWS; Wednesdaj-s ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1879 ; O. W. Dodson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
TI3IES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18.59 ; R. T. MUner, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 .
HENRIETTA, C. H., Clay Co.. i 500
pop., on Fort Worth and Denver CityRd.,
100 m. W. of Sherman. Engaged in farming
and stock raising.
.ENTERPRISE; Saturdavs ; eight pages;
si2e 26x40: subscription .S1.25 ; established
1884 ; H. H. Brookes, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription .S2 ; established 1884 ;
J. B. Hopkins, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
HILLSBORO, C. H., Hill Co., n 2,000
pop., on Brazos r. and Missouri Pacific Rd.,
33 m. above Waco and 150 N. of Austin.
Corn, cotton and wheat country ; watered
and timbered.
MIRROR; Wednesdays; democratic;
tour pages: size 26x40; subscription -81.50; es-
tabhslied 1881 ; M. F. Beaumont, editor and
publisher ; circulation .1 l ,
TEXAS.
REFLECTOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1..50; established
1886 ; J. W. Golledge, editor and publisher.
HOLLAND, Bell Co.,u 150 pop., on
Mo., Kansas & Texas division of Missouii
Pacific Rd., 16 m. from Belton.
TEXAS CITIZEN; semi-weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription S1-5U ; es-
tablished 1886 ; John B. McCraw, editor and
publisher.
ENTERPRISE! Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 22x:3(.) ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablisned 1886 ; R. P. West, editor and pub-
lisher.
HONDO CITY, Medina Co., g 500
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd. (Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio division), 50 m.
W. of San Antonio. Agriculture, bee culture
and stock-raising.
MEDINA CO. NEWS; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 22x32; sub.scription $2 ; established
1883: W. N. Parks and J. T. Crook, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
HONEY GROVE, Fannin Co., ^
2,000 pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd. Con-
tains two fine educational in.stitutes, one
opera house and one national bank.
HERALD; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.5(j ; establLshed 1885;
J. M. Terrj, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
HOUSTON, C. H., Harris Co., O, 35,430
pop., on Buffalo bayou, 50 m. from Galves-
ton. Steamboats run regularly between here
and Galveston. One of the leading cities
in the State in population and commercial
importance. Centering point for eleven rail-
roads and terminus of Morgan's ship chan-
nel. Surrounded by an agricultural dis-
trict, producing cotton, sugar-cane and
corn.
AGE ; every evening except Sunday, and
W E E K L Y , Wednesdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x32, weekly (size of page) 16x22 ; sub-
scription— daily $6, weekly $1..50 ; established
1871 ; D. L. McGary, editor and publisher ;
circulation — daily K 1, weekly K 1.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription S4 ;
established 1885 ; W. H. Bailey, editor ; Herald
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
POf^T; every morning except Monday,
and \VEEKLV, Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages; size of page 15x22; subscrip-
tion— daily S8, weekly .$1.50 ; established-
daily 1884, weekly 1885 ; Houston Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily H 2,
week I v I 1 .
LABOR ECHO ; Saturdays ; labor ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Echo Company, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K 2. ^iW Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 1,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neivspaper Directory, 958
copies.
NATIONAL REFORMER;
Sundays ; temperance : four pages ; size
16x22 ; subscription .SI. .50 ; established 1875 ;
Charles Culmore, editor ; Fannie Culmore,
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
TEXAS DEUTSCHE-ZEITUNG ;
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1872 ; Dr. W. F.
Thurm, editor ; Mr.s. I. V. Haxthausen, pub-
lisher : circulation K 1.
TEXAS SCHOOL JOURNAL; (see
Dallas.
6-24
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
TEXAS.
TEXAS.
HUBBARD CITY, 57/Z Co., d 1,200
pop., 30 m. from Waco, on the Texas & St.
Louis Rd. Business centre of an agricultural
region. Has graded free school, masonic
and odd-fellows' hall and three churches.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2; established 1883; Saver &
Connelly, editors aud publishers ; circ'n K 1.
HUNTSVILIiE, C. H., Walker Co.,a-
2,133 pop., on International & Great North-
ern Rd., 75 m. N. of Houston and 12 from
Trinity r. Cotton market and shipping
point ; State Penitentiary and Normal In-
stitute located here.
ITEM ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18.50 ; G. Robinson & Son, editors and
publisliers ; circulation K 1.
A1>IEKICAN JOUKNAIi OF EDU-
CATION ; (see St. Louis, Mo.)
ITASCA, Sill Co., a 500 pop., on
Missouri Pacific Rd., 44 m. S. from Ft. Worth
and 45 N. of Waco. Fine farming country ;
cotton and wheat produced ; has cotton
gins, presses, etc.
AL-LIANCE MAIL; Thm-sdays ; four
pages ; size 26x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886; J. B. Murphy, editor and pub-
lisher.
JACKSBORO,C. H., Jack Co., [^ 1,500
pop., 40 m. from Weatherford. A fine live-
stock raising and farming section ; also the
seat of the Jack Co. Educational Institute.
The finest blue limestone for building pur-
poses is found here in large quantities, also
the best quality of cement stone.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1880 ; J. N.
& Alice M. Rogers, editors ; J. N. Rogers & Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1.
JACKSONVILLE, Cherokee Co., a-
1,730 pop., at the junction of the Kansas &
Gulf Short Line and the International &
Great Northern Rd. Shipping point for
cotton, fruit and lumbei*.
INTELLIGENCER; Fridays; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; T. M. McClure, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
JASPER, C. H., Jasper Co., a- 521 pop.,
between Sabine and Neches rs., 150 m. N. E.
of Galveston and 28 from Colmesneil, the
nearest Rd. station. In the pine region.
NEAVSBOY ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 : subscription $2 ; established 1880 ;
F. H. Robinson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
JEEEERSON, C. H., Marion Co., ^
5,000 pop., at the mouth of Big Cypress
Bayou, on Missouri Pacific and Texas Pacific
Rds., 40 m. N. W. of Shreveport, La.
Steamboats run to this point, making it a
centre of trade, and shipping point for
produce, live stock and cotton.
JIMPLECUTE; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; four pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion §1.50: established 1865; Ward Taylor,
editor; Jefferson Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2
TEXAS IRON NEWS; Fridays; four
pa?es; size 24x36 ; suVjscription $\.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; Edwin E. Overall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
JEWETT, Leon Co., n- 270 pop., on
International & Great Northern Rd. High
School and mineral spring here.
MESSENGER; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; J. L. & S. W. Robinson, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
JOHNSON CITY, Blanco Co., n 200
pop., in a farming section, 45 m. from Aus-
tin and 15 from Blanco.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885; A. T. Maupin, editor and pub-
lisher.
JUNCTION CITY, C. H., Kimble
Co., n 250 pop., at the .junction of two forks
of the Llano r., 130 m. N. W. of San Antonio.
Engaged in farming and live stock.
CLIPPER ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; J. M.
Prude, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
KAUFMAN, C. H., Kaufman Co., zi
1,500 pop., on Houston & Texas Central Rd.,
at terminus of Texas Trunk Rd., 35 m. from
Dallas. Bank, fl.ouring mill and Kaufman
Institute are located here.
SUN ; Thursdavs ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.70; established 1880; By^-on
Drew, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1,
KERRVILLE, C.H., Kerr Co., u 600
pop., on the Guadalupe r., 68 m. from San
Antonio. Has two roUer flour mills. A
farming and grazing section.
EYE; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x86 ;
subscription $2; established 1884; Robert
Guthrie, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
KINGSTON, Sunt Co., ^ on Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas Rd., 4 m. W. of
White Rock. Farming section.
HUNT CO. CHRONICLE; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; Howard & Sampson, editors
and publishers; circulation J 1,
'K.O^S'E., Limestone Co., U 1,200 pop., on
Houston & Texas Central Rd., 110 m. S. of
Dallas. Location of an academy, broom
factory, pottery, cotton-press manufactory,
etc. Coal is mined in the vicinity.
CYCLONE; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; Jas. O. Jones, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LADONIA, Fannin Co., ^ 450 pop.,
10 m. from Dodd Station, in the heart of
one of the best stock-raising sections In
the State.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; A.
C. Merrill, editor and publisher.
LA GRANGE, C. IL, Fajjette Co., u
2,000 pop., on Colorado r. and Galveston,
Harrisburg & San Antonio Rd., 75 m. below
Austin and 30 above Columbus. Brewery,
wagon, carriage and blacksmith shops.
JOURNAIi; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages: size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1880; P. E. Edmondson, editor and
publisher : circulation K 2. .
S V O 1$ O D A ; Tliursdays ; Bohemian ;
eight pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; A. Haidunk, editor and pub-
lisher.
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TEXAS.
liAMPASAS, C. H., Lampasas Co., n
5,(X>0 pop., on Sulphur fork of Lampasas r.
and Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rd.,
60 ni. N. by W. of Austin. Surrounded by
an agricultural and stock-raising country^
CO-113IERCIAL. DISPATCH; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1871 ; R. H, H.
Burnett, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
JOURNALi ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; suljscription $1.5U ; established 1871 ;
Leeman & Burnett, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
NEWS; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1S87 ;
A. F. Baker, editor and publisher.
RURAL JOURNAL.; Thursdays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S6 ; T. R. Leeman, editor and pub-
lisher.
liANC ASTER, Dallas Co., ^ 700
pop., in an agricultiu'al district, 5 m. from
Dallas.
TELEPHONE; Saturdays; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Stump Ashby and Joe T. Green,
editors ; Joe T. Green, publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
IjAREDO, C. H., Webb Co., g 8,000 pop.,
on E. bank of Rio Grande r., 153 m. W. of San
Antonio. Has active Mexican trade. New
Laredo, on the Mexican side of the river,
has an additional population of over seven
thousand. The Texas Mexican Rd. connects
it Avith Corpus Christi; the Mexican National
with Saltlllo and the interior of Mexico ;
the Rio Grande & Pecos with Carbon City
and the coal fields of the Rio Grande.
EL HORIZONTE ; semi-weekly, Wed-
nesdays and Saturdays ; Spanish ; four pages ;
size ^x36 ; established 1879 ; A. G. Lopez Mon-
talbo, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
EL lUUTUA LIST A ; Wednesdays;
Spanish ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription
$125; established 1886; Juan Zardeneta,
editor and publisher.
LA COLONIA 3IEXICANA; Wed
nesdays ; Spanish ; independent ; four pages ;
size 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
18S6 ; Justo Cardenas, editor and publisher.
TI3IES ; Sundays ; eight pages ; size 28x42;
subscription $2.50; established 1881; V.J.
Penn, manager ; circulation K 1.
liEWISVIIiLE, Denton Co., t} 600
pop., on Missouri Pacific Rd., 16 ni. from
Denton and 23 from Dallas. Has grain ele-
vators, flouring mills, and a fine school.
HEADLIGHT; Saturdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Smith & Son, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
lilNDEN, C. H., Cass Co., [3^225 pop., 9
m. from Texas & Pacific Rd., 18 N. of Jef-
ferson. Has numerous small manufactories.
CASS CO. SUN; Tuesdays; greenback;
four pages ; size 2Ux28 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1876 ; Charles A. Kesseler, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LIVINGSTON, C. H., Folk Co., d-
1,000 pop., on Houston E. & W. Rd., 71 m.
from Houston. A place of active trade,
surrounded by a farming country.
EAST TEXAS PINERY; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882; J. M. Stockton, editor; Pinery
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation L2.
TEXAS.
LiLANO, C. H., Llano Co., u 225 pop.,
on Llano r., 70 miles N. W. of Austin. Cattle
section.
RURAL; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
John C. Oatman, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
LOCKHART, C. H., Caldwell Co., u
7181- pop., 30 m. from Austin, on Texas & St.
Louis Rd. Agricultural and stock-raising
section.
REGISTER; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880; Reese Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
LONGVIEW, C. H.. Gregg Co., cf
3,200 pop., at junction Texas & Pacific and
I. & G. N. Rds., also on the Gal., Sabine &
St, Louis and Longview & Sabine "Valley
Rds. In a cotton-growing and lumber dis-
trict.
CYCLE; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; E. S. Terry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
IiUFKIN, Angelina Co., □- 350 pop.,
on Houston, East and West Texas and Kan-
sas & Gulf Short Line Rds., 8 m. from Homer
and 20 from Nacogdoches.
CLARION; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1S86 ; R. L. Chi'istopher, editor and pub-
lisher.
LULING, Caldwell Co., n 1,114 pop.,
on Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Rd., 58 m. from San Antonio. In an agi'lcult-
ural district ; has a cotton-seed oil factory.
SIGNAL; Thursdays; independent-demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subsci'iption
$2 ; established 1878 ; J. P. Bridges, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MoGREGOR, McLennan Co., n on
the St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas and Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe Rds., 107 m. S. of Fort
Worth and about 24:3 N. W. of Galveston.
A trade and merchandising centre for the
surrounding section. One of the best wheat
sections of the State ; has large roller fiour-
lug mills. The town is sometimes called
McGregor Springs.
PLAINDEALER ; Saturdaj-s ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
.§2; established 1882; Albert D. Rust, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1. iW" Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Nov. 6, 1886, as per statement on _iile at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
1,004 copies, iiichuliny special editions.
HERALD OF TRUTH; semi-month-
ly ; primitive baptist ; twenty pages octavo ;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; T. S. Dal-
tou, editor and publisher ; clrculatioil H 2.
MoKINNEY, C. H., Collin Co., cf
3,000 pop., on Houston & Texas Central and
Missouri Pacific Rds., 135 m. N. by E. of
Austin. Situate in a fine cotton and grain-
growing district.
COLLIN CO. MERCURY ; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; Rudolph Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 : es-
tablished 1884; J. L. Wood, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 2 .
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TEXAS.
EN<ilJIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18(57; John H. Bingham, editor and
publisher ; circulation Jl.
MANSFIELD, Tarrant Co., [^ 500
pop., ou Fort Worth & New Orleans Rd., 14
m. from Arlington and 18 from Ft. Worth.
Agriculture and milling the principal pur-
suits.
MESSENGER ; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 24x3 1 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
18S6 ; E. E. Hull, editor and publishei-.
MARGARET, C. H., Hardeman
Co. [j o:m pop., on Pease r., 125 m. from Fort
Worth, in the " Grand Belt " copper region.
I>I I R R O R ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
^2x32 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1886 ;
Wm. J. Grant, editor and publisher.
MARIENFEL.D, C. H., Martin
Go. \2 30t' pop., on Rio Grande division of
Texas Pacific Rd., 20 m. from Big Spring and
60 from Colorado.
NEWS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subsci'iptiou $2 ; established 18S6 ; A.
Rawlins, editor and publisher
MARLIN, C. H., Falls Co., u 1,350
pop., on Houston & Texas Central Rd., 18 m.
from Bremond, 3 from Brazos r., and 97 N.
E. of Austin.
B A Li Li ; Thursdaj'S ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; T. C. Oltorf , editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MARSHALL, C. H., Harrison Co.,cf
7,00*-) pop., ou Texas & Pacific and Marshall,
Paris & North Western Rds., 250 m. N. by E.
of Galveston and 40 W. of Shreveport, La.
Has cotton compress, car wheel and cotton
gin factories and shops of the former roads.
In an agricultural district.
HERALiD; tri-weekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
daj's and Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ;
6ize"22x.32; subscription $2.50 ; established 1875 ;
E. H. Loughei-y, editor; J. J. Jennings, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MESSENGER; Fi-idays ; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
W. A Adair, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2
MASON, C. H., Mason Co., a 1,500
pop., on Comanclie creek and Texas & Paci-
fic Rd., 125 m. from San Antonio and Austin.
A cattle-raising section.
N E W S ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x.S6 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab
lished 1883; V. M. Loring, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MERIDIAN, C.H., Bosque Co., D 1,000
pop., on Bosque r., and Gulf, Colorado & San-
ta Fe Rd. Good educational facilities. In
centre of the State and surrounded by
agricultural and sheep-raising district.
ALLIANCE SUN; Thursdays; four
fjages ; size 26x:!6 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished ls86: Alliance Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
BOSiJL'E CO. CITIZEN ; Thursdays;
democratic; eiglit pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion $1..">(J ; established 1878 ; C. W. Styles,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MESQUITE, Dallas Co., cf 150 pop.,
on Texas & Pacific Rd. A cotton-growing
section.
TEXAS MESQUITER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1 ;
TEXAS.
established 1882 ; J. M. Knox, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MEXIA, Limestone Co., a 2,000 pop.,
on Houston & Central Texas Rd., 181 m.
from Houston. Large fiouring, planing and
saw mills.
LiEDGER; Fridays; four pages; size
29x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; S. A.
Fisliburn and Abner Eubank, editors; S. A.
Fisliburn, publisher; circulation K 1.
TEXAS OBSERVER; Wednesdays;
Cumberland presbyterian ; eiglit pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
Rev. C. B. Crisman and Rev. J. S. Groves,
editors ; Cumberland Presbyterian Publish-
ing Co. of Texas, publishers ; circulation K 2.
MIDLAND, C. H., Midland Co., -a
1,500 pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., midway
betweefi Fort Worth and El Paso. Farm-
ing and stock raising.
SATURDAY JOURNAL ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 : .subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. C. Buchanan, editor and
publisher.
STAKED PLAIN ; Thursdays ; foiu-
pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; J. C. Rathbun, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDLOTHIAN, Fllis Co., rf 500
pop., on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe and
Ft. W. & N. O. Rds., 26 m. from Dallas. Has
fine schools and churches, lumber yard,
large flouring mill, and numerous mercan-
tile establishments ; is beautifully located,
situated on high prairie. Ships over 200,000
bushels of grain annually.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; four pages; size 22x.S2;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; J. E.
Connevy, editor and publisher ; cii-c'n K 1.
MINEOLA, irood Co., ^ 2,000 pop.,
at the junction of Texas & Pacific, Inter-
national & Great Northern and Missouri
Pacific Rds. Cotton growing and shipping
section.
MONITOR; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1..50;
established 1877; D. C. Williams, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
MINERAL WELLS, Palo Pinto., b
500 pop., an agricultural community, 8 m.
from Millsap and 22 from Weatherford.
HERALD ; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscriptiou $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18s6 ; J. W. Gibson, editor and pub-
lisher.
MOBEETIE, C. H., Wheeler Co., ^^
6!i0 pop. Farming and stock-raising section.
TEXAS PANHANDLE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .S2 ; estab-
lished 1SS2; W. G. Morris, and E. j. Rising,
editors ; Panliandle Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
MONTAGUE, C. H., Montague Co.,
t} 1,200 pop., '10 111. from Gainesville C. H.
Grist and saw mills.
TEXAS NORTHW^EST: Thursdays;
democratic ; f(Hir pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1875; J. M.
Rorex, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MOODY, McLennan Co., D 6C0 pop.,
ou Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rd.. 10 m.
from McGregor and 15 from Teiiipe. An
agricultural town.
MONITOR; Wedneisdav ; four pages;
size 21x36; established 1884 : E. W. Billings,
editor and publishers.
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TEXAS.
MOUNT PLEASANT, C. H., Titus
Co., cf 900 pop., 80 m. N. W. of Shreveport,
La., on Texas & St. Louis Rd., at junction
of Dallas branch of same. Farming section.
TITUS TIMES ; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1873; W. E. Blythe, editor; C. H. Blythe,
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Franklin
Co., cf 450 pop. Stock-raising country; grows
also cotton, corn, sugar-cane, tobacco, rye,
oats, barley, broom corn, fruit, vegetables
in great variety, Avheat, etc.
FRANKLIN HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; J. H. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
NACOGDOCHES, C. H.;:^acogdo.
ches Co., a- 1,500 pop., on Houston, E. & W.
Texas Rd., 45 m. from Henderson. In a
cotton-growing district.
STAR- NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 26.x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; Haltom, Matthews & Burke,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
NAVASOTA, Grimes Co., D- 3,400
pop., on Brazos r., at mouth of Navasota r.,
and on Houston & Texas Central Rd., 70 m.
from Houston. Agricultural and cotton-
growing district surrounding.
T A«B LET; Fridays ; democratic ; four
f)ages ; size 28x40; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1868; T. P. Maddox, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
NEW BOSTON, Botoie Co., cf 500
pop., on the Texas & Pacific Rd., 22 m. W.
of Texarkana. Farming and lumbering
are the chief industries.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
Green Bros., editors and publishers; circu-
lation K 1.
NEW BRAUNFELS, C. H., Comal
Co., n 1,676 pop., on Gaudalupe r. and Inter-
national & Great Northern Rd., 40 m. S.
W. of Austin. Bank, public hall, academy,
woolen, oil and steam mills.
NEU-BRAUNFELSER ZEITUNG;
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1852 ; Koebig &
Eiband, editors and publishers ; circ'n J 1,
OMAHA> Morris Co.,^ 600 pop., on
the St. Louis, Ark. & Texas Rd.. 4 m. from
Beldeu, Is in a splendid cotton section, the
land here producing J^ to 1 bale per acre.
BREEZE: Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1886 ;
W. C. Williams, editor and publisher.
ORANGE, C. H., Orange Co., D- 3,800
pop., at head of tide-water navigation on
the Sabine r., on Galveston, Harrisburg &
San Antonio Rd. Engaged in the raising of
cotton, rice, oranges and sugar and in a
good stock-raising district. Has seventeen
saw mills.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; established
1877 ; J. T. Starr, editor ; Tribune Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
PALESTINE, C. H., Anderson Co., n-
5,000 pop., on International & Great North-
ern Rd., 10 m. from Trinity r. and 201 from
TEXAS.
Galveston, in an agricultural region. Con-
siderable manufacturing caiTied on
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 .50 ; established 1851;
Ewing & Deming, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
EAST TEXAS NEAVS ; Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877; James A.
Bills, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PALO PINTO, C. H., Palo Pinto Co.,
ti 750 pop., 63 m. from Ft. Worth. A grazing
section.
STAR ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; J. C. Son,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PARIS, C.H., Lamar Co., □'3,980t pop.,
10 m. S. of Red r., on Texas & Pacific Rd.,
300 N. by E. of Austin and 100 W. of Jeffer-
son, In an important wheat and cotton-
growing section.
NEWS; every evening except Monday,
and WEEHLLYj Saturdays- four pages;
size26x4(); subscription— daily $8.10, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1885, weekly 1883 ; Paris
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—weekly J 2.
TEXAS TRIBUNE ; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; C. W. Chamberlain, publisher;
circulation J 1.
PEARSALL, C. H., Frio Co., p 2,000
pop., 53 m. from San Antonio, on the Inter-
national & Great Northern Rd. Cattle
raising is the principal industry.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; W. H. Rowland, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SUN; Saturdays; four pages; size 19x25;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; H. Maney,
editor ; E. P. Maney, publisher.
PECOS CITY, Reeves Co., -n 800 pop.,
on Rio Grande division of the Texas & Pa-
cific Rd. and irrigating canal, in an agri-
cultural, mining and stock-raising section,
81 m. from Fort Davis.
PECOS VALLEY STAR; Thursdays;
independent; four pages; size 25x4u; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1885 ; F. G. Antram,
editor and publisher.
PILOT POINT, Denton Co., t} 1.500
pop., on line of Transcontinental branch of
Texas & Pacific Rd. and on Missouri Pacific
Rd., 30 m. S. W. of Sherman. In excellent
farming country ; is a good cotton and
trading point.
MIRROR; Fridays; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; A. S.
Whitehead, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
NEW ERA ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x34; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
F. N. Oliver, editor and publisher.
PITTSBURG, C. H., Camp Co., D
1,700 pop., on Missouri Pacific and Texas &
St. Louis Rds. Contains steam grist and
saw mills, and cotton gins and other
domestic manufactories. Fine coal de-
posits in vicinity.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; W. F. Colquitt, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
PLANO, Collin Co., rf 1,200 pop., on
Houston & Texas Central Ed., 18 m. from
Dallas. In the best grain section of the
State ; also good cotton district.
REVIEW; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription SI. 50 ; established 1884 ;
David Craighead, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
PL.E AS ANTON, C. H., Atascosa Co.,
p 750 pop., 35 ni. S. of San Antonio.
Engaged in fanning and sheep and cattle
raising.
MONITOR; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1880; G. M. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RICHMOND, C. H., Fort Bend Co.,n[^
1,500 pop., on I'ight bank of Brozos r., on
Southern Pacific and Gulf, Colorado &
Santa Fe Rds., 34 m. from Houston. Three
large steam grist mills, cotton gins, etc.
OPINION; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $2; established 1881;
J. H. Walford, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
ROCKDALE, Milam Co., o 2,269
pop., on International & Great Northern
Rd., 60 m. from Austin. Fine educational
institutions. Manufacturing town.
MESf?ENGER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1873 ; Enoch Breeding, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2,
ROCKPORT, C. H., Aratisas Co., g
552 pop., on Aransas bay. Has a good harbor
and a steamship line which connects with
New Orleans. Live stock, beef, hides and
wool are shipped from this point.
TRANSCRIPT ; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1869 ; L. F. Bailey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
ROCK'WALL, C.H., Rocbioall Co., -f
500 pop., 12 m. from Forney, the nearest
railroad town. Engaged in farming.
SUCCESS; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 : Man-
son & Crosslahn, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
ROUND MOUNTAIN, Blanco
Co., D 300 pop., in a farming and mining
community, 27 m. from Burnett and 27 from
Blanco.
NUTSHELiIi; Thursdays; eight pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1886 ;
John B. Fonda, editor and publisher.
ROUND ROCK. Williamson Co.. a
1,100 pop., on the International & Great
Northern Rd., 18 m. from Austin. Cotton and
trading point. Fine building stone is found
in large quantities. Seat of the Institute
of the Presbytery of Central Texas.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription §1 ; established 1885 ; H. G.
Wood, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
RUSK, C. H., aierokee Co., n- 1,000
pop., on Kansas & Gulf Short Line Rd., 16
m. fi'om Jacksonville. In agricultural
district.
CHEROKEE STANDARD ; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882; E. A. Priest, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
TEXAS.
SAINT JO., Montague Co., [^ 500 pop.,
28 m. from Gainesville. Fine educational
institutions.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription §1.50: established 1886;
V. K. JoUey, editor and publisher.
SAN ANGELO, C. H., Tom Green
Co., -a 4,(W pop. Has ice factory, water
works, flour mill and county buildings.
Engaged in stock-raising and fanning.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 26x4u ; subscription §2 ; established 1882 ;
Probandt & Berger, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
STANDARD; Saturdays; four pages;
size 26x4t) ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
Murphy & Guthrie, editors and publishers.
SAN ANTONIO, C. H., Bexar Co., g
39,991 pop., on San Antonio r. and Galves-
ton, Harrisburg & San Antonio, Interna-
tional & Great Northern and San Antonio
& Aransas Pass Rds., 81 m. S. by W. of
Austin and 140 from Port Indianola.
Centre of trade for the interior. Principal
branches of industry are stock raising, the
production of wool and hides and agricult-
ure. Is the largest primary wool market
in the South.
EVENING PAPER ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1886 ; Evening Paper
Publishing Co., editors and publisher^
EXPRESS; everv morning except Mon-
day, and SE.^II-WEEKLiY, Wednesdays
and Fridays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
of page 15x22 ; subsci-iption— daily $10, semi-
weekly .$1.5!) ; established 1865 ; Express Pub-
ishing' Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—dailv H 1, semi-weekly H 2.
FRElt PRESSE FUR TEXAS ;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK.-
li Y, Thursdays ; German ; republican ; daily
four pages, weekly twelve pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, weekly $2.50; established-
daily 1875, weekl}^ 1864; Robert Hanschke,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly H 2.
IjIGHT; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; San Antonio Light Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers : circ'n J 2.
TIDIES ; every evening except Sunday,
and AVEEKIiY, Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $1 ; established 1880; Times
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation—dailv J 1 . weekly J 1.
D E R BEOBACHTER ; Saturdays ;
German; eight pages; size 26x4(»; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1880; L. F. Lafrentz,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
EAST TEXAS PROGRESS; Wed
nesdays; four pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1887 ; John W. Watts, edi-
tor ; E. L. Muckelrov, publisher.
TEXAS STOCK ]>l AN AND
FARI>IER ; Tuesdays; livestock; sixteen
pages; size of page 11x15; subscription $2;
established 1881 ; Claridge & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation H 2.
CHFRCH record of WEST-
ERN TEXAS; monthly; protestant epis-
copal; fort v-f our pages ; size of page 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Rev. F. B.
Ticknor. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SAN AUGUSTINE, C. H., San Au-
gustine Co., D- 503+ pop., in a thickly settled
section.
H E R A Ij D ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1883; W. A. Gilbreath, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
629
TEXAS.
SAN MARCOS, C. H., Hays Co., □
l,233r pop., on San Marcos r. and Interna-
tional & Great Northern Rd., 30 ni. from
Austin and 50 from San Antonio. En-
gaged in milling and agriculture.
CRESSET; Tuesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; sutjscription $2 ; establislied 1865 ; C.
M. Hull, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
FREE PRESS; Thursdaj's ; democratic ;
lour pages : size 24x36 ; subscription .§2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Isaac H. Julian, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SAN SABA, C. H., San Saba Co., u
1,200 pop., on San Saba r., 40 m. W. from
Lampasas. Engaged principally in farm-
ing, milling and grazing. Has several min-
eral springs in vicinity.
NEWS; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1874; J. E. Vernor, publisher; circ'n K 1.
SANTA ANNA, Coleman Co., n 500
pop., on Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe Rd., 8
m. from Coleman.
NE>VS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 22x31; subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1886 ; C. Rowland, editor and publisher.
SAVOY, Fannin Co., cf 348 pop.
Business centre.
PL.ATOMAX MESSENGER; month
ly ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 18*1 ; Platonian Literary
Society of Savoy College, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L2; a college paper; issued
during the collegiate year.
SEALY, Austin Co., U^ 325 pop., at
junction of Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe and
Texas Western Rds., 32 m. from Brenham.
LOCAL. FREIGHT ; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; estab
lished 1886 ; Thos. H. Bascom, editor aud pub-
lisher.
SEGUIN, C. H., Guadalupe Co., g 1,800
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 35 m. E. of
San Antonio. Flouring and saw mills. Has
street railway and water works.
DER WACHTER; Fridays; German;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §2.50; es-
tablished 1886 ; Ernst Kobig, editor and pub-
lisher.
RECORD; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1870; J. F. Barbour, publisher; circ'n K 1.
SEYMOUR, C. H., Baylor Co., ^ 1,000
pop., on Brazos r., on proposed line of four
railroads, 120 m. N. W. of Fort Worth. Lies
in a rich copper mining and stock-raising
district.
CRESSET ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription 81.50;
«stablished 1880 ; J. R. McLain & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
SHERMAN, C. H., Grayson Co., ^
10,000 pop., at crossing of Houston & Texas
Central and Transcontinental division of
Texas & Pacific Rds., 13 m. from Red r.
and 270 N. by E. of Austin. A rapidly grow-
ing trade and merchandising centre, which
is surrounded by a wheat, fruit and cotton
region.
D E 31 O C R A T : every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription-
daily SIO, weeklv .$1.50; established — daily
1881, weekly 1877 ; G. O. & Chess Hunter, pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily L 2, weekly K 1.
TEXAS.
REGISTER ; every evening ; four pages ;
size •^x36 ; subscription $7.75 ; established
1885 ; Cash Sirpless, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
COURIER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Dick Hopson, editor ; Dick Hop-
son & Co., publishers : circulation J 2.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1887 ; George A. Dickerman, editor ;
Herald Publishing Co., publishers.
SOUTH ALVARADO, (ALVA-
RADO P. O.) Johnson Co., ti 300 pop., on
branch of Missouri Pacific Rd. and on Gulf,
Colorado & Santa Fe Rd. A portion of Al-
vai-ado proper.
ALVARADO SIGNAL; (see Alvarado.)
SPRINGTOWN, Parker Co., b 1,000
pop., 17 m. from Weatherford, the county
seat. Engaged in general merchandising
and surrounded by a rich farming country.
PILOT; Fridays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription Sl-50 ; established 1883 ; S. H.
Farley, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
STEPHEN VILLE, C. H., Erath Co.,
^ 90O pop. Located in an agricultural and
stock-raising section.
EMPIRE; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872 ; Geo. W. Jenks, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, C. H., Hop-
kins Co., c/ 3,500 pop., on Missouri Pacific
and St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Rds., 80 m.
E. by N. of Dallas and 80 W. by N. of Jeffer-
son. In a thrifty and prosperous agricult-
ural district. Has several flouring and other
mills.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; Sam T. Jones, editor ; Robt.
S. Blythe, publisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages ; size'
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1866 ;
Albert Wortham, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
HOPKINS CO. ECHO ; Wednesdays ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1S80; E. M. Tate, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SUNSET, Montague Co., r^ 650 pop.,
on Fort Worth & Denver City Rds., 10 m.
from Bowie. Grist and saw mills.
JOURNAL; Fridays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
David Davis, editor and publisher.
SWEETWATER, C. H., Nolan Co.,
\2 l,2iX) pop., 200 m. W. of Fort Worth and 2S
E. of Colorado City, on Texas & Pacific Rd.
In agricultural section.
NOLAN CO. RECORD; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; R. A. Musgi'ove, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TASCOSA, C. H., Oldham'Co., ^ 150
pop., an agricultural and stock-raising com-
munity, 10) m. from Ft. Bascom, New Mex-
ico. Daily stage to Las Vegas, N. Mexico.
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36: subscription $1.50; established 18S2;
C. F. Rudolph, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
TAYLOR, Williamson Co., n 2,500
pop., on I. & G. N., Taylor, Bastrop & Hous-
40
630
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TEXAS.
ton aud Missouri Pacific Rcls., 37 m. from
Austin and 17 from Round Rock. Cotton,
corn, oats and wheat; sheep and cattle,
raih-oad machine and repair shops here.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x3.2 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Scott
& Son, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2.
T E X A N ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1882 ; Willsou Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
TEMPLE, Bell Co., n on Gulf, Colo-
rado & Santa Fe aud Missouri Pacific Rds.,
36 m. from Waco and 218 from Galvestou.
An agricultural and stock-raising section.
TIMES ; every morning except Monday ;
and WEEKLiI*^, Saturdays; four pages;
size — daily 22x30, weekly 28x44; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly $1, Sundavs $2; estab-
lished—daily 1886, weekly 1881 ; Wm. D. Cox,
editor and publisher; circ'n— weekly, J 1.
HEliALiD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
J. F. Lewis, editor and publisher.
TERRELL, Kaufman Co., [if 4,500 pop.,
on Texas & Pacific and Houston & Texas
Central Rds., 32 m. E. of Dallas. A commer-
cial centre for several counties.
STAR; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size of page 26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1866 ; O. B. Colquitt, editor and
. publisher ; circulation J 1 .
TIMES; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. L. Wepf , editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
TEX ARK AN A, C. H., Bowie Co..
cf 3,223 pop. ; half of the town is in Arkan-
sas, being located on the State line. Four
lines of railroad centre here and make
this town an important railroad point,
with large and increasing railroad in-
terests. Good manufacturing and shipping
point. Trade and merchandising centre.
SUNDAY AVORLD ; Sundays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Charles E. Beard and J. W. Higgs,
editors and publishers.
THORP'S SPRING. Sood Co., b
800 pop., 1 m. from Brazos r. and 20 from
"Weatherford, Has a college and academy
for females.
TEXAS CHRISTIAN; Thursdays;
Christian ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1884 ; Clark & Miller, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
THROCKMORTON, C. H.,
Throckmorton Co., [^ 250 pop., 160 m. W. of
Fort Worth. Wagon and carriage manu-
factories.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x36;
subscription $2 ; established 18S6 ; J. E. Poole
and W. T. Andrews, editors and publishers.
TIMPSON, Shelhp Co., n- 30 pop., on
HoustoUj East & West Texas, 14 m. from
Center and 30 from Nacogdoches, in a farm-
ing section.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1S86; Julia P. Truitt, editor and pub-
lisher.
TROUPE, Smith Co., n 500 pop., on
luternational & Great Northern Rd. Junc-
tion. Engaged in farming.
VIDETTE ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
TEXAS.
22x32: subscription $1.50; established 1885:
J. R. Eugledow, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
TYLER, C. H., Smith Co., a 6,000 pop.,
on International & Great Northern, Kansas
& Gulf and Texas & St. Louis Rds., 250 m. N.
of Galveston and 100 W. by S. of Shreve-
port. In an agricultural district.
COURIER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 28x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1874 ; L. M. Green, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DEMOCRAT AND REPORTER;
Saturdaj's ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1848 ; H. V.
Hamilton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
UVALDE, C. H., Uvalde Co., g 1,794
pop., on Galvestou, Harrisburg & San An-
tonio Rd., 93 m. W. of San Antonio, in a
farming, mining and stock-raising district.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; I. C.
Crisp, editor; Uvalde Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1,
VAN ALSTYNE, Grayson Co., cf
1,000 pop., on the Houston & Texas Central
Rd., 16 m. from Sherman. Trades in grain
and cotton, and engaged in farming.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; J. P. Leslie, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
VICTORIA, C. H., Victoria Co., g
9,500 pop., on Guadalupe r., 45 m. from India-
nola. Situated at junction of Gulf, W. Tex.
& Pacific and N. Y., Texas & Mexico Rds.,
also Victoria div. of Southern Pacific Rd.
Surrounded by an agricultural region, and
engaged in raising cotton, corn, potatoes,
sugar-cane and cereals.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2.50;
established 1848 ; E. D. Linn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG FUER
TEXAS ; Thursdays ; German ; twelve
pages ; size of page 13x20 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882 ; H. Sporrer, editor and pub-
isher ; circulation K 1.
WACO, C. H., McLennan Co., D 12,500
pop., on Brazos r. and Houston & Texas Cen-
tral, Missouri Pacific and Texas & St. Louis
Rds., 95 m. N. by E. of Austin and 250 from
Galveston. Engaged in agriculture, stock-
raising, wool growing and manufacturing.
Has a wire suspension bridge, 500 feet span.
DAY; every evening except Sunday; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1883 ; Day Publisliing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
EXAMINER ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— 26x40 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly
$1.25; established— daily 1873, weekly 1868;
Bartow & Cravens, editors and publishers
circulation— dailv J 2. weekly H 2.
ADVANCE SUN; Thursdays; prohibi-
tion ; four pages ; size 24x3(> ; subscription
$1.50; established 1S81; J. B. CranfilI.editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
TEXAS ALLIANCE-STANDARD;
Thursdays ; four i lages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Percy Burleson,
editor; Alliance Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K 1.
TRADE REVIEW; Mondays; com-
mercial ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
631
TEXAS.
tion 25 cents ; established 1886 ; Trade Review
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
BAPTIST PIL.OT; semi-monthly : bap-
tist ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1883 ; F. G. Davis and L. G. Jordon,
editors and publishers ; an organ of colored
people.
GUARDIAN; monthly ; thirty-two pages
octavo ; subscription $1 ; establislied 1884 ; S.
L. & Hallie B. Morris, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate j^ear.
HAR3IONIA ; monthly; spiritualist;
twenty-four pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885; P. A. Richards, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
INDEPENDENT PULPIT; months-
undenominational ; twenty-six pages ; size
of page 9x12; subscription §1.50; established
1883 ; J. D. Shaw, editor and publisher.
PAUL. Q U I N N MONTHLY;
eight pages ; size of page 10x13 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1885 ; Paul Quinn College Aid
Association, editors and publishers ; a college
paper : issued during the collegiate year.
TEXAS AND SOUTHWESTERN
DRUGGIST; monthly; pharmacy ; fifty-
eight pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$1: established 1886,; H. L. Taylor, M.D.,
editor; Texas Druggist Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
WALNUT SPRINGS, (Walnut
p. O.) Bosq_ue Co., a lUO pop., on Houston &
Texas Central Rd., 12 m. from Meridian and
31 from Whitney.
WALNUT GAZETTE; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $! .50 ; established 1885 ; J. A. Kirgan,
editor and publisher.
WAXAHACHIE, C. H., Ellis Co.,cf
3,000 pop., on Houston & Texas Central and
Ft. Worth & New Orleans Rds., 180 m. N. E.
of Austin. Railroad town ; surrounded by
a cotton, wheat and coi*n-growing country.
ELLIS CO. TELEGRAPH ; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; N. Givens, editor ;
Givens & Bishop, publishers.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x4<) ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1875; E. F. Yeager, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
3IIRROR ; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 2Sx44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
E. C. Huckabee, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
WEATHERFORD, C. H., Parker
Co.,'i} J,800 pop., on Texas & Pacific Rd., 11
m. from Brazos r. and 200 N. of Austin. En-
gaged in farming and stock-raising. Centre
of trade. Has large castor oil mill, two
roller flouring mills, broom factory, foun-
di'y and machine shops.
SUN ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription 81.50; established 1883 ;
John Hoeny, editor; Sun Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
TEXAS DOLLAR WEEKLY; Sat
urdavs ; independent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Charles B.
Martin, editor and publisher.
WEIMAR, Colorado Co., U^ 750 pop.,
on Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
Rd. Weimar Institute and numerous busi-
ness houses, oil mills, sash and door, and
vinegar and blueing factories.
GT3ILET ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x3(i ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
H. C. Quin, editor ; Jason Hodges, publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
TEXAS.
WHARTON, C. H., Wharton Co., D,
1,100 pop., on Colorado r. and on New York,
Texas and Mexican Rd.,90 m. from Galves-
ton. Does an active trade in cotton, sugar,
corn, and cattle.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1880; Oscar O. Nation, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WHITESBORO, Grayson Co., rf
1,200 pop., at junction of Missouri Pacific and
Texas & Pacific Rds. Agricultural, cotton,
corn and wheat-growing district.
NEWS; Fridays ; eight pages ; size of
page 13x19 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1881 ; Percy Darwin, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
WHITE WRIGHT, Grayson Co.,^
150 pop., on Missouri, Kansas & Texas Rd.
Several stores.
PLOW AND HAMMER ; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; L. McCampbell, editor and
publisher; circulation LI.
WHITNEY, Hill Co., u 800 pop., on
Houston & Texas Central Rd., 32 m. from
Waco. Engaged in various manufactures.
MESSEN GER ; Fridays; four pages; size
24x35; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
H. P. Jones, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WICHITA FALLS, C. H.. Wichita
Co., i 200 pop., on the Ft. Worth & Denver
City Rd., 114 m. from Ft. Worth. A fine
pasturing country.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; A.
D. Mathenj' and D. M. Norword, editors and
publishers; circulation L2,
WILLIS, Montgomery Co., n- 800 pop.,
on International and Gt. Northern Rd., 50
m. from Houston. Flouring, saw and plan-
ing mills.
INDEX ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1884 ; N. A.
Cravens, Jr., editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
WILLS POINT, Van Zandt Co., d
1,2(X) pop., on Texas Pacific Rd., 47 m. E. of
Dallas. Has four cotton gins, two flouring
mills, and is an active shipping point for
cotton, cattle, hides, etc.
CHRONICLE ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established
1878 ; R. E. Yantis, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
RURAL NEWS; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 22x32 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; J. A. Wilhite & Co., editors and
publishers.
WINSBORO, Wood Co., □' 600 pop.
Engaged in shipping, lumbering and farm-
ing.
SENTINEL; Fi-idays; democratic; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
fishetl 1879; P. G. Penn, editor and pub-
lisher ; cirgulation L 2.
WOODVILLE, C. H., Tyler Co., o
600 pop., on the Sabine and East Texas Rd.,
140 m. from Houston. Farming and lum-
bering.
EUREKA ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; D.
P. Rock, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
YSELTA,-^'^ ^«so Co., -n 1,600 pop., on
Galveston, Harrisburg, & San Antonio and
63'2
GEO. P. ROWELL, & CO'S
TEXAS
Fi
Texas Pacific Rds. Location of prominent
Spanish schools.
INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays; English
and Spanish; four pages; size 15x22: sub-
scription §4 ; established IHSo ; Robert Nash,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
VERMONT.
BARRE, Washington Co., n 2,700 pop.,
on Central Vermont Rd., 6 m. from Mont-
pelier. Is engaged In manufacturing and
in granite business.
ENTERPRISE ; Tuesdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 30x44 : subscription
$1.25; established 1880 ; W. F. Scott, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BARTON, Orleans Co., b 2,364 pop.,
a thriving manufacturing village on Pas-
sumpsic Rd., 28 m. from St. Johnsbury and
15 from Newport. In an agricultural dis-
trict. Has good water power.
ORL.EANS CO. MONITOR ; Mon-
daj's ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x40 ;
subscription $1.50* established 1872 ; Geo. H.
Blake, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
BELLOWS FALLS, mndham Co.,
m, 3,500 pop., on Connecticut r. and Vermont
Central Rd., at terminus of Cheshire and
Connecticut River Rds., 114 m. from Bos-
ton. It has good water power, w^hich Is
largely developed. Has large and superior
paper mills and other manufactories.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican ; four
ages ; size 29x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1856 ; A. N. Swain, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2. iW~ Actual average circu-
lation for one year preceding Dec. 8, 1886, as
per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 1,576 copies.
BENNINGTON, C. H., Bennington
Co., p 6,333-t- pop., on Bennington & Rutland,
Bennington & Glastonbury and New York,
Rutland & Montreal Rds., 36 m. from Troy
and 200 from New York. Engaged in manu-
facturing.
BANNER ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1841 ; C. A. Pierce, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
REFORMER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; gize of page 15x24 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; J. H. Livingstone,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issued
from the ofQce of the Brattleboro Windham
Co. Reporter.
BETHEL, Windsor Co., a- l,693t pop.,
on the Vermont Central Rd. Manufactories
of ivory buttons, flour and lumber.
COURIER; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Walter M. Brooks, editor; Courier Co., pub-
lishers.
H E R A Ii D ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 31x14; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1382; Lewis P. Thayer,' editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; dated at Bethel
and South Royalton ; issues also the West
Randolph Herald and News.
BRADFORD, Orange Co., a- 1,520
pop., on Connecticut r. and Passumpsic Rd.
Centre of trade for Eastern portion of
Orange county. Engaged in manufacturing.
UNITED OPINION ; Fridays; eight
pages : size 30x44; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
VERMONT.
lished 1866 ; H. E. Parker, publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
VERMONT JOURNAL; Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1846 ; Joui-nal Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; an edi-
tion of the Windsor Vermont Journal.
BRANDON, ^«<^«HrfC'o.,-n 3,280 pop.,
on Rutland division Cent. Vt. Rd., 51 m. S.
of Burlington. A trade centre. In an agri-
cultural district. Several marble quarries in
vicinity ; also ochre mines.
UNION; Fridays; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; Stillman B. Ryder, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
VERMONT BAPTIST; monthly ; bap-
tist ; four pages ; size 26x39 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1878 ; Rev. Justin K. Rich-
ardson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BRATTLEBORO, Windham Co., O,
6,050 pop., on Conn, r, and Connecticut
River, New London Northern, Vermont
Valley and Brattleboro and Whitehall Rds.
Engaged in manufacturing and a trade
centre.
VER3IONT PH(ENIX ; Fridays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 3Ux45 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1834 ; French & Stedman,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
WINDHAM C O. REFORMER ;
Fridays ; independent ; eight page^ ; size
of page 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established
1876 ; C.H. Davenport & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; cii-culation H 1 ; a State edition, en-
titled the Brattleboro Reformer, is also issued ;
circulation I 1 ; issue also the Bennington Re-
former and the Greenfield, Mass., Franklin
HOUSEHOLD : monthly; thirty-two
pages; size of page 11x15 ; subscription $1.10;
established 1868 ; Geo. E. Crowell, editor and
publisher ; circulation B 1 .
WOMANS' MAGAZINE ; monthly;
thirtv-eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1877 ; Mrs. Esther T.
Housh, editor ; Frank E. Housh, publisher ;
circulation I 2 .
BRISTOL, Addison Co., -a 1,579 pop.,
25 m. from Burlington. Engaged in farm-
ing, lumbering and manufacturing.
HERAIjD ; Thursdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Wilson Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
BURLINGTON, 0. B.., Chittenden Co..
"D 13,357 pop., on Burlington & Lamoille and
Vermont Central Rds. Engaged in lake com-
merce ; extensive cotton and woolen mills
and lumber manufacturing. Seat of the
University of Vermont and the State
Medical College.
FREE PRESS ; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republi-
can ; dally eight pages, weekly twelve
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1847, weekly
1827 ; G. G. Benedict, editor ; Free Press As-
sociation, publishers ; cii'culation— dally I 2 ,
weekly I 1 .
CLIPPER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; C.
S. Kiuslcv, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays: democratic;
eight pages ; .size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1885 ; C. J. Alger, editor and pub-
llslier ; circulation K 2.
UNIVERSITY CYNIC ; every three
weeks; twenty-four pages; size of page 9x12 :
subscription .$1.50 ; established 1883 ; Acade-
mical Students of the University of Ver-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
633
VERMONT.
mont, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
CAMBRIDGE, Lamoille Co., [^ 1,756
pop., on Burlington & Lamoille Rd., 17 m.
from Hyde Park. Manufacturing town,
surrounded by an excellent farming sec-
tion.
REFLECTOR : Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 22x82 ; subscription 75 cents ; establislied
18S6 ; Frank E. Goodwin, editor ; Reflector
Association, publishers.
DANVILLE, Caledonia Co., cf 2,003t
pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 12 m.from
St. Johnsbury. Engaged in agriculture and
manufacturing.
NORTH STAR ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size of paue 23x30; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1807; Anson B. Hoyt,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
FAIRHAVEN, Rutland Co., -a 3,000
pop., on Hudson & Delaware Canal Go's
Rd., 15 m. from Rutland. Marble and slate
quarries.
ERA ; Wednesdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; John Metcalf , editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
HYDE PARK, C. H., Lamoille Co., ^
1,715+ pop., on St. Johnsbury & Lake Cham-
plain Rd., 28 m. N. of Montpelier. A business
centre. Farming, lumbering and various
manufactures carried on.
NEWS AND CITIZEN; (see Morris-
ville.)
ISLAND POND,^ssea; Co., 0-1,691
pop., on G. T. Rd. Engaged in lumbering.
ESSEX CO. HERALD; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 21x:35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1873; W. H. Bishop,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
JERICHO, Chittenden Co., ^ l,687t
pop., on Browns r. and Burlington & La-
moille Rd., 12 m. from Burlington. En-
gaged in farming, lumbering and manu-
facturing.
CHITTENDEN REPORTER;
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1882 ; A. D. Brad-
ford, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
LUDLOW, Windsor Co., D- 2,080 pop.,
on Black r. and Rutland division Vermont
Central Rd., 24 m. S. E. of Rutland. Cloth
and various other articles manufactui'ed
here.
VERMONT TRIBUNE; Fridays; inde
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$1..50 ; established 1876 ; E. G. AUis, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
LYNDON, Caledonia Co., iif 2,433 pop.,
on Passumpsic r. and Rd., 7 m. N. of St.
Johnsbury. In an agricultural and lum-
• bering district ; some manufacturing. Pas-
sumpsic railroad shops are located here.
VER3IONT UNION; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1865 ; C. M. Chase, editor and
publisher ; circulation I 2 .
MANCHESTER, C. ^., Bennington
Co., p 1,928+ pop., on Battenkill r. and Ben-
VERMONT.
nington & Rutland Rd., 30 m. from Rutland.
One of the first settled towns in the State.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; D. K. Simonds, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K2.
MIDDLEBURY, C.ll., Addison Co.,
-a 2,993 pop., on Otter ci'eek & Rutland divi-
sion of Central Vermont Rd., half way be-
tween Rutland and Burlington. Engaged in
manufactures. Seat of Middlebury College.
Has one of the finest water powers in New
England.
REGISTER ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1836; E. H. Thorp, editor ; Register Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 2 .
UNDERGRADUATE; monthly ;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1875 ; Students of Mid-
dlebury College, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
MONTPELIER, C. H., ^Washington
Co., D State capital, 3,600 pop., on Onion r.,
and Central Vermont and Montpelier &
White River division of the same, and
Montpelier & Wells River Rds., in central
part of State. Centre of trade.
ARGUS AND PATRIOT; Wednes-
daj^s ; democratic ; four pages ; size 31x.50 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established— Pafrio/^ 1821,
Argus 1850 ; Hiram Atkins, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 2 ; a daily edition is
issued during the sessions of the Legislature.
RURAL VERMONTER; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1S82 ; A. Ropes and A.
Mosser, editor.^ ; Vermont Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation J 2.
VERMONT CHRONICLE; Fridays;
congregational ; eight pages ; size of page
15x22; subscription $2.50; established 1826;
Rev. C. S. Smith, editor ; D. W. Dixon, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the Ver-
mont Watchman and Concord, N. H., New
Hampshire Journal.
VERMONT WATCHMAN ; Wednes-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
15x23 ; subscription $2 ; established 1806 ; D.
W. Dixon, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 1 ; a daily edition is issued during the
session of the Legislature ; issues also the
Vermont Chronicle and the Concord. N. H.,
New Hampshire Journal.
BUS WELL'S MONTHLY MAGA-
ZINE; sixteen pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription 60 cents; established 1881 ; Chas.
F. Buswell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
MORRISVILLE, Lamoille Co., f^
2,106 pop., on Boston & Lowell Rd., 24 m. N.
of Montpelier and on the Lamoille r. En-
gaged in various manufactures. Has fine
water power.
NEWS AND CITIZEN; Thursdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1873; The Lamoille
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation J 2 ; dated at Morrisville and Hyde
Park.
NEWPORT, Orleans Co., \^ 2,600
pop., at the head of Lake Memphremagog
and terminus of Passumpsic and Southeast-
ern Rds. A summer resort. Surrounded by
an agricultural region. Centre of trade ;
considerable manufacturing carried on.
EXPRESS AND STANDARD; Tues-
days ; republican ; four iiages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1865; D. M.
Camp, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
6:m
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VERMONT.
VERMONT.
NORTHFIELD, Washington Co., n
2,836 pop., ou Vt. Central Rd., 10 m. from
Montpelier. Has extensive slate quarries.
Norwiclv University Is located here.
NEWS; Wednesdaj-s ; republican; four
pages ; size 22x33 ; subscription $1.23 ; estab-
lished 1867; Fred. N. Whitney, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
NORTH TROY; Orleans Co., 6 1,750
pop., on Southeastern Rd., 90 m. S. of Mon-
treal, P. Q., and 14 W. of Newport Sur-
rounded by an agricultural and lumber-
producing district, and a good shipping
and trading point.
PALiIiADIUM; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1874 ; A. H. Butterfleld, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
POUIiTNEY, Rutland Co., -a 2,717t
pop., on Poultney r. and Delaware & Hud-
son Canal (^'s Rd., 18 m. from Rutland and
67 from Troy. Engaged in manufacturing
and shipping ; slate roofing and dairy uten-
sils. Seat of the Troy Conference Academy.
JOURNALi ; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x4<J ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ;
R. J. Humphrey, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
RICHFORD, Franklin Co., t] 2,06i
pop., 28 m. from St. Albans, on South East-
ern and Missisquoi Rds. A lumber manu-
facturing centre. Has four steam mills and
four water mills.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x35; subscription $1.25; established 1878;
Gazette Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K 2.
JOURNALi: Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1878; Chas.
L. Reed, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
RUTLAND, C. H., Rutland Co., -n
16,000 pop., on Otter Creek, at junction of
three railroads and centre of trade. It is
the centre of production for the famous
Vermont marble. Contains Howe Scale
manufactorj', a shirt manufactory em-
ploying four hundred hands, and is in-
creasing in population.
EVENING TELEGRAM ; every even
ing except Sunday, TELEIiltA^I, Thurs-
days, and SUNDAY TELEGRAiU, Sun-
days ; eight pages ; size— daily 2iix40, weekly
35x48, Sunday 30x44 ; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1.50, Sunday $2; established— daily
1880, weekly and Sunday 1878 ; B. W. Marshall,
naanager; Review Company, piiblishers ; cir-
culation—daily K 2, weekly K 2, Sunday K 2.
HERAlil); every morning except Sun
day, and VVEEKLiV, Thursdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 25x37, weekly (size of page) 20x26 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.5<); estab-
lished—daily 1861, weekly 1794; Albert Clarke,
editor; Herald and Globe Association, pub-
lishers; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly I 2 .
DEMOCRAT AND COURIER;
Wednesdays ; democratic ; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1870;
Wm. D. McMaster, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2 ; an edition of the Wood.stock
Spirit of the A(/e.
SUNDAY TELEGRAM ; (see Evening
TeU'iiram.)
TELEGRAM; {see Evening Telegram.)
ST. ALBANS, C. II., Franklin Co., b
7,193+ pop., on Central Vt. Rd., at junction
of Missisquoi Rd., 63 m. from Montreal and
3 from Lake Champlain. The great butter
market of New England and a trade centre.
MESSENGER ; every evening except
Sundaj% and WEEKLY, Thm-sdays ; re-
publican ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — daily 24x36, weekly 36x47 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weekly $1.50 ; established
—daily 1861, weekly 1833; Warren Gibbs, editor
and publisher ; circirculon — daily K 1, week-
ly II .
VERMONT SENTRY; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscription $1..50;
established 1882; Chas. R. Jamason, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. JOHNSBURY,C. H., Caledonia
Co., c/ 6,000 pop., on Passumpsic r. and Rd.,
at intersection of Boston & Lowell Rd. On
short line from great lakes to tide-water,
and from Boston to Montreal and Quebec .
Engaged in manufacturing. The manu-
factory of Fairbanks' patent weighing
scales and the Standard Electric Lighting
Co.'s works ai'e located here.
CALEDONIAN ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent-republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1837 ; C. M. Stone &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation J 2.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$]..50 ; established 1885 ; Edward Johuson,
editor; Caledonia County Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
ACADEMY STUDENT; monthly ;
sixteen pages ; size of page SxU ; subscription
40 cents; established 1876 ; Senior and Middle
Classes of St. Johnsbury Academy, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a school
paper ; issued during the school j^ear.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY, Wind-
ham Co., P^ 350 pop., on Central Vermont Rd.
Carriage shops and chair factory.
LONDONDERRY SIFTER ; Thurs
days ; independent republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.10 ; established
1883 ; H. M. Shanks, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
AVEST RIVER NEWS; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x:i4; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1887; C. W. Harrington, editor and
publisher.
SOUTH ROYALTON, Windsor
Co., a- 1,224 pop., ou Central Vermont.
Manufacturing and trading.
HERALD ; (see Bethel.)
SPRINGFIELD, Windsor Co., D-
3,144 pop., on Connecticut and Black rs. and
Central Vermont Rd. One of the lai-gest
manufacturing towns in the State.
REPORTER; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x4)); subscription $1.50; established 1878;
Frank W. Stiles, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation .1 1 .
SWANTON, Franklin Co., )j 3,079t
pop., on Missisquoi r., near the N. extremity
of Lake Champlain, and on Vermont Cen-
tral Rd., at junction of Boston & Lowell
Rd., 9 m. N. of St. Albans. Manufactories
of various kinds here. •
COURIER; Fridays ; non-partisan ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
ta))lisheil 1877 ; T. M. Tobin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
VERMONT CHRISTIAN MESSEN-
(liER ; Thursdays; methodist episcopal;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50;
established 1847 ; Chas. C. Morse, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
635
VERMONT.
VIRGINIA.
VERGENNES, Addison Co., -a l,782t
pop., on Otter Creek r. and Rutland division
of Vermont Central Rd. , 21 m. from Bur-
lington, 7 from Lake Champlain. Engaged
in manufactures. The State Reform School
is located here.
VER3IONTER ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x36 : subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1798 ; James Crane, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST RANDOLPH, Orange Co.,
a- l,7tX) pop., on Central Vermont Rd., 30 m.
from Montpelier. Engaged in trade and
manufacturing. Centre of a fertile agri-
cultural region. State Normal School is
near by.
HERALD AND NEWS ; Thursdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1873 ; Lewis P. Thayer,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ; issues
also the Bethel Herald.
BUCK'S 3IONTHLY; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription 40 cents ; established
1875; W. S. S. Buck, publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION,
Windsor Co., D- l,2iXI pop., at junction of
White and Connecticut rs. Five railroads
centre here. The town is a local trade
centre and possesses most of the features
incidental to a prosperous and thrifty New
England community.
LiANDMARK; Saturdays; eight pages :
size 30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1882 ; A. A. Earle, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation .J 1.
WINDSOR, Windsor Co., D- 2,175t
pop., on Connecticut r., 25 m. N. of Bellows
Falls. 78 from Montpelier and 116 from Bur-
lington. United States Court House and
State Prison located here. In a superior agri-
cultural district. Is the centre of an exten-
sive trade, and the market from which large
quantities of farm produce, cattle, poultry
and maple sugar is shipped. Terminal
point of Central Vermont and Connecticut
River Rds.
VERMONT JOLRNAIi? Saturdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2.50; Journal Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J l ; editions, entitled the Gran-
ite State Journal, are issued respectively for
Hanover, N. H., and Keene, N. H.; an edition
entitled the Vertnont Journal is issued for
Bradford.
WOODSTOCK, C. II., Windsor Co.,
a- 2,815 pop., on Otta Quechee r., 14 m. from
White River Junction, with which Wood-
stock Rd. connects.
^ SPIRIT OF THE AGE; Wednesdavs ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; established 1840 ; Wm. D. MoMaster.
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 , an
edition, entitled thg Democrat and Courier, is
issued for Rutland.
VERMONT STANDARD; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscrip-
tion .§1.25 ; established 1853 ; Luther O. Greene,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
VIRGINIA.
ABINGDON, C. H., Washington Co.,
P 2,700 pop., on Norfolk &, Western Rd., 189
m. from Lynchburg and 14 from Bristol.
The most important point in this part of
the State.
SOUTHWEST EXAMINER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1885; Geo. W. Ward, Jr., edi-
tor and publisher; cu'c'n J 1. ^W" Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Nov. 1, 1886, as per statement on fie at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
1,285 copies.
STANDARD : Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; S*. P. Withers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
VIRGINIAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1836; George W. Gary, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ACCOMAC, C. H., Accomac Co., D-
350 pop., 13 m. from ocean and 2 m. from
I Jasley Station, on N. Y., Philadelphia &
Norfolk Rd. Engaged in fishing and oys-
tering.
PENINSULA ENTERPRISE;
Tliursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1881 ; John W. Edmonds,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., Alexandria
Co., t\ 13,658t pop., on Potomac r., 6 m. below
Washington. The Alexandria & Fi-edericks-
burg, Alexandria & Washington, Virginia
Midland, and Washington, Ohio & Western
Rds. centre here. Engaged in coal trade,
and foreign and domestic commerce and
manufactures. The river at this point
forms a commodious harbor, and the city is
situated on undulating ground, with a fine
view of the Capitol at Washington and of
the river.
CITY ITEM ; every evening except Sun-
day; independent ; four pages ; size i^xSl ;
subscription §3 ; established 1885 ; D. W.
Whiting, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and TRI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x34; subscription — daily §6, tri-weeklj' $4:
established 1800 ; Edgar Snowden, editor ana
publisher ; circulation— daily J 1, tri-week-
ly K 2.
OLD DOMINION M E R C U R Y;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1885 ; William A. Carter,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
ACADEMY JOURNAL; monthly;
four pages ; size 13x18 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1866 ; Students of St. John's Acad-
emy, editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
a school paper; issued during the school
year.
AMHERST, C.H.,^wifters< Co., n 600
pop., on Virginia Midland Rd., 164 m. from
Washington, D. C, and 14 from Lynchburg.
Considerable tobacco raised.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays ; four pages ; .size
28x44; subscription .$1.50; established 1881;
W. E. Middletoii, editoi- and manager; circu-
lation K 2.
ASHLAND, ^a'ioyer Co., □ 1,000 pop.,
on Richmond, Fredericksburg ft Potomac
Rds., 17 m. from Richmond. Seat of the
Randolph-Macon College.
RANDOLPH-MACON MONTHLY;
forty-eight pa^es octavo ; subscription .$1 ;
established 1S77 ; Wasliington and Franklin
Literary Societies, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued
during the collegiate year.
636
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA.
BERKLEY, Norfi>lk Co, ^ on Nor-
folk: Si nitlierii Rd. Iron ore found in vicinity
NORFOLK CO. PATRIOT; Satur
davs ; eii^ht pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1885 ; E. E. Hathaway, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation L2.
BERRYVIIiLE,C.H., Clarke Co., b
1,200 pop., about 10 m. from Winchester and
50 W. by N. of "Washington. An agricult-
ural district.
CliARKE COURIER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34; subscrip-
tion S2.50; established 1869: John O. Crown,
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
BL.ACKSBTJRG, Montgomery Co., jH
800 pop., 8 m. from Norfolk & Western Rd.
Seat of the State Agricultural and Mechan-
ical College.
M0XTG03IERY DEMOCRAT; Fri
daj' s ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; G. A. Sulli-
van, editor and publisher.
BLACKSTOXE, Nottoway Co., g
800 pop., on Norfolk & Western Rd. En-
gaged in tobacco-raising
NEW ERA ; Saturdays; democratic; four
f)ages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1884 ; Samuel Hurt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BLAND, C. H.. Bland Co., J2 400 pop.
A thriving country village.
SOUTH-WEST; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1S83 ; W. C. Hedrick, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BOWLING GREEN, C. H.. Caro-
line Co., a 500 pop., 40 m. from Richmond,
20 from Fredericksburg and 2 from Rich-
mond, Fredericksburg & P. Rd. Has tobacco
warehouse, carriage manufactories and
schools.
CAROLINE SENTINEL. ; Wednes-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; Wm. E. Ennis, editor ;
Caroline Seutinel Co., publishers ; circ'n K 1.
BOYDTON, C. H., Mecldenhurgh Co.,
p 382+ pop., 6 m. from railroad, near Roanoke
r., 110 from Richmond and an equal dis-
tance from Petersburgh, and 10 N. E. of
Clarksville. Cultivation of cotton and
tobacco the principal features of industry.
MECKLENBURG DEMOCRAT;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1; established 1868; Land & Cur-
tis, editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
BRIDGE WATER, -Roc^•m5r7^rtm Co.,
[^ 6tJ0 pop. A trade centre for a rich agricult-
ural district, 8 m. from Harrisonburg.
OUR MONTHLY; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; establish-
ed 1886.
BRISTOL, (BRISTOL, TENN., P. O.)
Wasliitii/ton Co., p 5,00() pop., at junction of
Norfolk & Western with E. Tennessee, Vir-
ginia & Georgia Rd., and on State line
between Virginia and Tennessee. Location
of academy, manufactories of coffins,
plows, staves, etc.
NEWS; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
ftages : size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
Ished 1861 ; I. C. Fowler, editor ; A. C. Smith,
publisher ; circulation K 2.
GENTRALIA, Chesterfield Co., a on
the Atlantic Coast Line Rd., midway be-
tween Richmond and Petersburgh. The
culture of small fruits and the raising of
live-stock are the principal industries. The
centre of a large northern colony.
VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE; monthly;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; J. D. Ramsdell, editor and
publisher ; a real estate advertising sheet.
CHARLOTTE, (SMITHVILLE
P. O.) Charlotte Co., p 500 pop., 40 m.
from Lynchburg, 65 from Danville and
85 from Richmond. Tobacco and wheat
section.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 23x3:3 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Leonard Cox, editor ; Leo-
nard Cox & Son, publishers ; circulation L 2 .
CHARLOTTESVILLE, C H., Al-
bemarle Co., a 5,500 pop. (7,000 including
contiguous dwellings), at junction of C.
& Ohio and Va. Midland Rds., 117 m. from
Washington, D. C. Engaged in manufac-
turing and surrounded by an agricultural
and fruit-growing district. Seat of the Uni-
versity of Virginia.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages ^
size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; established 1869 ;
Henry B. Michie, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
JEFFERSONIAN REPUBLICAN ;
Wednesdays ; conservative ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1835 ;.
James Blakey, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
FRUIT AND GRAPE GROWER;.
monthly ; fruit and vine culture ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 10x13 : subscription $1 ;
established 1886 ; A. R. Blakey, editor and
publisher.
MO NTT CELLO FARMER AND
GRAPE-GROWER; monthly; agricult-
ural ; forty-six pages octavo ; subscription
$1 ; established 1S83 ; Joseph A. Peck, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 2 .
CHASE CITY, MecUenhurgh Co., g
S50 pop., on Richmond & Mecklenburgh Rd.,
15 m. from Keysville. In a good agricultural
and tobacco-growing district ; has three
large tobacco warehouses.
CLIPPER; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1 : established 18S5 ; A. J.
Wootten, editor ; Clipper Publishing House,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CHATHAM, C. H., Pittsylvania Co.,
cp 543+ pop., on Virginia Midland Rd, Centre
of a fine tobacco-growing section. Has a
large trade and valuable mineral deposits.
PITTSYLVANIA TRIBUNE ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 20x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; e.stablished 1870 ; L. H. Pigg, editor ;
Pigg & Davis, publishers ; circulation K 1.
CHRISTIANSBURG, C. H., Mont-
gomery Co., P 1,000 pop., on Norfolk & Wes-
tern Rd., 86 m. from Lynchburg. Shoe and
tobacco factories, and well-known Female
In.stitute.
MONTGOMERY MESSENGER; Fri
days ; conservative ; fom- pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1869; J. H.
Caldwell & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 2.
CLAREMONT, Surry Co., R l.OOO
pop., on James r., at Northern terminus of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
637
VIRGINIA.
Atlantic & Danville Rd., 25 m. S. of Peters-
burgh. Has a large husk and mattress fac-
tory, and is a shipping point for lumber.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1 ; established ls80; Wm.
O. Heinly, editor ; Herald Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
GUIDE AND FRIEND; monthly;
eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription, 25 cents ;
established 1881; Michael K. Boyer, Jr., edi-
tor; Herald Publishihg Co., publishers; cir-
culation .J 1 .
CLARKSVILiLE, Mecklenhurgh Co.,
^ 700 pop., on Roanoke r., 15 m. from
Chase City. Tobacco-raising section.
BANNER OF TRUTH; Thursdays;
four pages; size 20x2(J; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884; L. E. Finch, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
CLIFTON FORGE, Alleghany Co.,
-c 1,492 pop., on Chesapeake & Ohio and Rich-
mond and Alleghany Rds. Iron mining the
principal industry.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; four
f>age8; size 2Jx35; subscription §1; estab-
ishedlS85; Crescent Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
COLUMBIA, Fluvanna Co., n 275
pop., on Richmond & Alleghany Rd., 22 m.
from Scottsville. In a farming district.
BULLETIN; Fridays: independent;
four pages; size 22x.j0; subscription Sl-25;
established 1886; Bulletin Printing Co., editors
and Publishers.
COVINGTON, C. H., Alleghany Co.,
-a436t pop., on C. & O. Rd.. 69 m. W. of Staun-
ton. Situated In the centre of Virginia's
Iron interests, which are being rapidly
developed. In farming and stock-raising
section.
ALLEGHANY SENTINEL; Fiidays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1878 ; Chas. M. Bragg,
editor and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
CUCKOO, Louisa Co., n 100 pop., 8
m. S. of Louisa Court House and 3 from Pen-
dleton, a station on the C. & O. Rd. Silver
and copper found here.
ATLANTIC MISSIONARY ; Wed
nesdays ; disciples of Chi-ist ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription S1.50; established
1880; I. J. Spencer, editor and publisher;
circulation I 2 .
CULPEPER, C. H., Culpeper Co., tl
1,613+ pop., on Va. Midland and Piedmont
Air Line Rds., 69 m. from Washington. In
an agricultm-al district and centre of trade.
EXPONENT ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Geo. M. Williams, editor ; Ellis
B. Williams, publisher ; circulation K 1.
PIEDTIOXT ADVANCE; Thursdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; estab-
lished 18S6; JohnStroude Barbour, editor and
publisher.
DANVILLE, Pittsylvania Co., g 11,000
pop., on Dan r. and Virginia Midland Rd.,
at terminus of the Richmond & Danville,
Danville, Mocksville & Southwestern and
Danville & New River Rds., 141 m. from Rich-
mond. In an agricultural district, exten-
sively engaged in tobacco raising and man-
ufacturing. Has two flour and several cot-
VIRGIXIA.
ton mills, also water power which is em-
ployed in manufacturing.
REGISTER ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; dem<>-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 2:3x33, weekly
26x3S ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1882, weekly 1849; Cope-
land and Elam. editors ; J. Richard Lewellen
& Co., publishers ; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly K 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; P. Bouldin. editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
DAYTON, Rockingham Co., ^ 350
pop., 4 m. S. W. of Harrisonburg, on line
of B. & O. Rd. Farming section.
MUSICAL MILLION ; monthly ;
music ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 50 cents ; estal>lished 1870 ; Al-
dine S. Kieffer, editor; Ruebush, Kieffer &
Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
£ ASTVILLE, C. n., Northampton Co.,
D- 250 pop., on New York, Phila. & Norfolk
Rd. in process of construction. A good farm-
ing country.
EASTERN SHORE HERALD; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
S1.25; established 1881; F. L. Kurtz, editor;
Herald Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
EMORY, Washington Co., p 250 pop.,
on Norfolk & Western Rd., 10 m. from
Abingdon. Seat of Emory and Henry Col-
lege.
EXPONENT; monthly ; twenty-four
pages octavo ; subscription SI ; established
1882 ; Hermesian Literary Society of Emory
and Henry College, editors and publishers ;
circulation LI ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year.
ESTILL VILLE, C. H., Scott Co., p
250 pop., on line of the S. A. & Ohio Rd.
now in course of construction. 28 m. from
Bristol. Small stores and manufactories.
PROGRESSIVE AGE ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883; J.B Adams, editor ; Progres-
sive Age Printing Association, publishers ;
circulation J 1.
SCOTT BANNER; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; John A. Mahoney,
editor; Banner Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J 1.
FAIRFAX, C. H., Fairfax Co., b 500
pop., on the Virginia Midland Rd., 18 m.
from Washington, D. C. Manufactories of
woolen goods, flour, lumber, etc.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1882;
S. R. Donohoe, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
FALLS CHURCH, Fairfax Co., ^
1,200 pop., 8 m. N. W. of Alexandria and 8E.
of the county seat, on the Washington,
Ohio & Westei-n Rd. Farming, fruit cul-
ture and truck-gardening.
HOME AND FAR3I REGISTER;
Saturdays : republican ; four pages ; size of
page 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; I. N. C. Cole, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2,
FARMVILLE, C. H., Prince Edward
Co., a 2,500 pop., on Appomattox r. and
Norfolk & Western Rd., 55 m. from
Lynchl)urg, 68 from Petersburg and 70
638
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VIRGINIA.
from Richmond. One of the leading to-
bacco markets of Virginia. Central town of
a rich mining district. Has several tobacco
factories. The Girls' State Normal School
and several other educational institutions
are located here.
JOURNALi ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879; A. D. Watkins, editor; R. B.
Berkely, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
riNCASTI.E,C. H., Botetourt Co., -a
675 pop., 40 m. W. of Lynchburg and 9 from
James r. Centre of a large and flourishing
county, which possesses two new railroads,
from which Fincastle is distant respectively
six and eight miles.
HEKALiD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x42; subscription $2 ; established
1866; M. W. Camper, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
FLOYD COURT HOUSE, C. H.,
Floyd Co., p 325 pop., 22 m. from Christians-
burg, and 27 from Blacksburg ; in an agri-
cultural district.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ;
D. G. Sower, editor and publishex-.
TRANKLIN, Southampton Co., 0, 700
pop. of township, situated on Seaboard
& Roanoke Rd., midway between Norfolk
and Weldon, and at the terminus of
the Albemarle & Clyde steamboat navi-
gation companies, on the Blackwater river.
Com, cotton, bacon, peanuts, potatoes and
apple brandy are produced here in abun-
dance.
SOUTHAMPTON DE:>I0CRAT;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; W.
H. Stroud, editor and publisher.
FREDERICKSBURG, Spottsylva-
nia Co., D 5,010+ pop., at the head of navi-
tion on Rappahannock r., and on Richmond,
Fredericksburg & Potomac and Potomac,
Fredericksburg & Piedmont Rds., 57 m. from
Washington. Engaged in manufacturing
and a trade centre. Has semi- weeklj' line of
steamers to Baltimore and same to Norfolk.
FREE TRANCE ; semi- weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays ; independent ; four pages;
size 2Sx42; subscription $1.50; established
1885; John W. Woltz, editor; Free Lance
Newspaper and Job Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2.
STAR ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1869;
Ruf us B. Merchant, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 ; issues also the Virginia Farm
and Home.
VIRGINIA FARI>I AND HO^IE ;
Saturdays: agricultural; eight passes; size
26x40; subscription $1 ; established l8-<4 ; J. K.
Smith, editor; Ruf us B. Merchant, publisher;
circulation L2 ; i.ssues also the Stor.
FRONT ROYAL, C. H., Warren
Co., ^ 1,200 pop., on Manassas division of Vir-
ginia Midland & Shenandoah Valley Rds.,
1 m. E. of Shenandoah r. and 140 N. W. of
Richmond. Has ftne water power, which
is employed in various manufactures.
WARREN MESSENGER: Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x3i) ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
VIRGINIA.
tablished 1881 ; F. W. McKay, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
WARREN SENTINEL ; Fridays; demo-
cratic ; four pages; size 26x33 ; subscription $2;
established 1869 ; John T. Lovell, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ZION'S ADVOCATE; monthly; primi-
tive baptist ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x10;
subscription $1 ; established 18.54 ; C. H.
Waters, editor; J. B. McInturfE, publisher;
circulation Kl ; inserts advertisements of
religious periodicals onlv.
GLOUCESTER COURT
HOUSE, C. H., Gloucester Co., o 200 pop.
Has steamboat connections with Richmond,
Norfolk and Baltimore. Agricultural sec-
tion and a prominent point for the oyster
trade.
TIDEWATER VIRGINIAN ; Satur
days; democratic; four pages; size 24x30;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; B. F. Bland,
editor and publisher.
GORDONSVILLE, Orange Co., n
919 pop., at junction of Chesapeake &
Ohio and Va. Midland Rds. Largest grain
shipping depot between Ohio r. and Rich-
mond. Engaged in manufactures.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1873; E. F. Cowherd, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HALIFAX, C. H., Halifax Co., g 600
pop., on the Banister r., 40 m. from
Danville. Has broom factory, saw mill,
and two grist mills. A tobacco-growing
section.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays ; eight
pages; size 22x30; subscription SI; established
1882 ; B. E. Hedderly & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2.
HAMILTON, Loudoun Co., t2 500
pop.j on Washington, Ohio & Western Rd.,
about 50 m. from Washington and 44 from
Alexandria. In a rich agricultural region.
Engaged in various manufactures.
liOUDOUN TELEPHONE; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1878; Yardley T. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY, Prince Ed-
ward Co., a 350 pop. Location of Hampden
Sidney College.
HAMPDEN SIDNEY MAGAZINE;
monthly ; twenty-six pages ; size of page
8x11; subscription $1.50; established 1859;
Frank T. McFaden, editor ; Union and Phil-
anthropic Societies, publishers ; circ'n L 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
HAMPTON, C. B.., Elizabeth City Co.,
D- 5,(KiO pop., on Old Point Comfort branch
of Che.sapeake & Ohio Rd., 2}^ m. from Old
Point Comfort and Foi-tress Montoe. In an
agricultural region and centre of con-
siderable trade. Engaged in lumber, fish
and oyster trade.
H03IE BUIiLETIN; Saturdays; four
pages ; size 20.x26 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1SS4; S. W. Randall, editor ; S. W. Ran-
dall I't Co., publishers; circulation K 1.
.>I O N I T O R ; Saturdays : democratic ;
f(»ur pages; size '22x32; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1876; J. M. Willis, editor; J. M.
Willis .>t Co., publishers : circulation L 2.
SOUTHERN WORKMAN AND
HAMPTON SCHOOL RECOKD;
' monthly ; twelve pages ; from July to October
AlklERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
639
VIRGINIA.
eight pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subseription
$1 ; established 1872 ; S. C. Armstrong, H. W.
Ludlow and M. F. Armstrong, editors ; circu-
lation I 1 ; organ of the Hampton Institute.
HARRISONBURG, C. H., RocTc-
ingham Co., q 2,S;f!lt pop., at terminus of
Valley branch of Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 25
m. N. of Staunton, 146 S. of Washington, D.C.,
and 125 N. W. of Richmond. Surrounded
by an agricultural section ; centre of trade.
ROCKINGHAM REGISTER; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1822 ; Giles Devier
& Co., editors and publishers; circ'n .1 1.
SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1878 ; D. S. Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 2.
STATE REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883: A. P. Funkhouser, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2,
HILLSVILLE, C. H., Carroll Co., p
297 pop., about 100 m. S. W. of Lynchburg
and 20 S. of Norfolic & Western Rd., and
on the proposed line of the Lynchburg &
Southwest Rd. A place of considerable
trade. Country rich in minerals.
VIRGINIAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1870; W. H. Mitchell & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
INDEPENDENCE, C. H., Grayson
Co., p 186t pop., 34 m. S. of Wytheville, the
nearest railroad station. Engaged in agri-
culture.
GRAYSON GAZETTE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; T. L. White, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
GRAYSON JOURNAL; Thursdays;
four pages; size 20x26; subscription §1; es-
tablished 1836; W. R. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
JONES VILLE, C. H., Lee Co., p 600
pop., on Central Vermont Rd., 60 m. from
Knoxville, Tenn. Tobacco factories.
VIRGINIA HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription .'^1 ; es-
tablished 1S86 ; Jeff. L. Duff, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
LEBANON, C. H., Russell Co., p 450
pop., 21 m. from Abingdon. Stores and
various manufactories.
^VIRGINIA PROTECTIONIST;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 ; established 18S5 ; W. H. H. Frenger, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
liEESBURG, C. H., Loudoun Co., [j
1,726 pop., on Washington, Ohio & Western
Rd., about 38 m. from Washington and 2
from Potomac r. An agricultural district.
Seat of Leesburg Female Institute.
MIRROR ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x42; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1856; Benjamin F. Sheetz, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WASHINGTOXIAN; Saturdays; four
K?§^'^i^*^® 28x40; subscription S2; established
1806 ; Wm. B. Lynch, editor and publisher ;
fcirculation K 2.
LEXINGTON, C. H., RockhHdge Co.,
-a2,T71t pop., on a fork of James r. and Balti-
more & Ohio and Richmond & Alleghany
Rds., 35 m. W. .of Lynchburg. Location of
VIRGINIA.
Washington and Lee University and Vlr
ginia Military Institute. In a long and fer-
tile limestone valley.
GAZETTE ; every morning except
Thursday and Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages; size-
daily 16x22, weekly 28x42; subscription— daily
§4.50, weekly $2, daily with weekly S5 ; es-
tablished—daily 1885, weekly ia36; Barclay &
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
weekly J 1.
ROCKBRIDGE CO. NEWS;
Wednesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50 ; established 1.SS4;
A. P. Boude. editor and publisher : circ'n K 1.
SOUTHERN COLLEGIAN; monthly;
seventy pages octavo ; sub.sci-iption $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; Literary Societies of the Wash-
ington and Lee University, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; is-
sued during the collegiate jear.
LIBERTY, C. H., Bedford Co., u 3,000
pop., on Norfolk & Western Rd., 25 m. from
Lynchburg. Engaged in tobacco and
wheat raising. Centre of trade. Has woolen
and flouring mills. The fifth tobacco man-
ufacturing town in the State.
BEDFORD DEMOCRAT: Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886 ; C. A. Board, editor ;
Board, Wingfleld & Kelsey, publishers.
BEDFORD STAR AND SENTI-
NEL ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
24xo6 : subscription $1 ; established 1850 ; F.
O. Hoffman editor ; Hoffman Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
LOUISA COURT HOUSE, C.H.,
Louisa Co., n 315t pop., on Chesapeake &
Ohio Rd. In a rich mineral region, con-
taining gold and copper.
LOUISA NEWS AND FARMER ;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; James E.
Bibb, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LOVINGSTON, C. H., Nelson Co., n
350 pop., 4 m. from Virginia Midland Rd.,35
from Lynchburg. Agriculture is the prin-
cipal pursuit.
NELSON EXA3IINER'; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; established 1875; George B. Thomp-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
LURAY, C. H., Page Co., ^ 1,500 pop.,
on Shenandoah Valley Rd., 136 m. N. W. of
Richmond and near S. fork of Shenan-
doah r. Contains a very large tannery and
several woolen factories.
PAGE COURIER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Broaddus & Berrej', editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
PAGE NEWS; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established 1880 ;
Richey, Wilson & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
LYNCHBURG, Campbell Co.,u 25,000
pop., on James r., at junction of' Virginia
Midland, Norfolk & Western and Richmond
& Alleghany Rds. Its railroad facilities
make it an important shipping point for
the products of a large district. It is an im-
portant tobacco-manufacturing centre and
is growing in importance in iron smelting
and manufacturing enterprises, being sur-
rounded by the great iron belt of Virginia
and a fine tobacco-producing section. Manu-
640
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VIRGINIA.
factures large quantities of flour peculiarly
suited for South American export trade.
ADVANCE: every evening except Sun-
day, JSE.Ul-WEEKLiY, Mondays and Fri-
daj-s, and WEKRLiY, Thursdays; four
pages ; size 21x40 ; subscription— daily $4,
semi-weekly $2, weekly 75 cents ; R. H. Glass,
editor ; Advance Printing and Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation— daily J 1, semi-
weekly L 2, weekly I l .
NEVVS*; every morning except Monday,
TRI->VEEKL.Y, Sundays, Wednesdays
and Fridays, and AVEEKliY', Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size — daily and tri-
weekly 24x36, weeklj' 25x42 ; subscription-
daily $6, triweekly §4, weekly $1 ; established
—daily and triweekly 1866, weekly 1875;
Carter Glass, editor ; A. Waddill, publisher ;
circ'n— daily K 2, triweekly K 1, weekly K 2.
VIRGINIAN ; every morning except
Sunday, TRI- WEEKLY, Mondays, Wed-
nesdays and Fridays, and WEE K L* Y, Tues
days ; daily and tri- weekly four pages, weekly
six pages ; size— daily and triweekly 24x35,
weekly (size of page) 18x24; subscription-
daily $5, tri- weekly S4, weekly $1 ; established
1808; Alexander McDonald, editor; Virginian
Publishing Co , publishers ; circ'n— daily K 1,
triweekly L a , weekly K 2.
liABOR RECORD; Saturdays; labor;
four pages : size 22x30 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. C. Poston, editor and pub-
lisher.
TEMPERANCE ADVOCATE; Satur
days ; prohibition ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription 81 ; established 1882 ; Mrs. M. H.
and Thos. Whitehead, editors ; Advocate
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J 2;
official organ of Good Templars.
MANASSAS, Prince William Co., ^
361+ pop., on the Virginia Midland E,d.,
35 m. from Washington, D. C.
GAZETTE; Saturdaj^s; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1869 ;
W. W. Thornton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
MARION, C. H., Smyth Co., p 1,500
pop., on Holston r. and Norfolk & Western
Rd.. 160 m. from Lynchburg. Engaged in
mining, manufacturing and agriculture.
CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages; size 26x38;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; R. H.
Brown, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PATRIOT AND HERALD; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1869 ; William C.
Pendleton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MARTINSVILLE, C. H., Henry
Co., g on Danville & New River Rd.; 2,800
pop. of township. Large quantities of to-
bacco manufactured.
HENRY NEWvS; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1S85; J. T. Darlington,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x37 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; L. Starling Thomas, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDDLETOWN, Frederick Co.. ^
500 pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd.,80m. N.
of Staunton.
RURAL PROG RESS ; Saturdays ;
four pages; .size 24x36; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1886; C. H. Moftett, editor and pub-
lisher.
NORMAL INDEX; monthly; educa-
tional ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription 5(1 cents ; established 1883 ; Hoen-
shel & Co., pul^lishers ; circulation K 1.
MONTEREY, C. H., Highland Co., -a
154+ pop., 8 m. from the heads of the James
VIRGINIA.
and Potomac rs. A country adapted to
grazing.
HIGHLAND RECORDER ; Satur-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1877 ; W. W.
Brenaman, editor and publisher; circ'n L2*
NEWCASTLE, C. H., Craig Co., -a
250 pop., 20 m. from the Richmond & Alle-
ghany Rd. and same from Norfolk & West-
ern. Engaged in farming,
RECORD ; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
Chas. N. Hawkins, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
NEW MARKET, Sftenan^oaTi Co., r^
800 pop., on Valley branch of Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 43 m. N. by E. of Staunton, and 150
N. W. of Richmond. Trade centre for an
agricultural section.
OUR CHURCH PAPER; Thursdays;
lutheran ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1.65; established 1873; Henkel & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1; issue
also the Shenandoah Valley.
SHENANDOAH PRESS; Fridays;
eight pages ; size of page 12x17 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; J. B. Strayer, editor ;
John K. Wickes, publisher ; circulation K 1.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscrip-
tion $1.60; established 1806; Henkel & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2 ;
issue also Our Church Paper.
NEWPORT NEWS, Wanvick Co.. a-
1,200 pop., on James r., 75 m. from Richmond
and 16 from Norfolk, on the Newport News
& Mississippi Valley Rd. Is one of the chief
coaling and shipping ports of the Atlantic
coast. Several large hotels are situated
here. One of the principal industries of
this section is peanut growing.
COMMERCIAL; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x32; subscription $2; established 1883;
John Viney, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
CARET ; monthly; baptist; four pages;
size 22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1884 ; C. D. Cooley, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1 ; a local colored church paper.
NORFOLK, Norfolk Co., l\ 30,000
pop., on Elizabeth r.,8 m. fi'om Hampton
Roads and 32 from Atlantic Ocean. Ter-
minus of Norfolk & Western, Seaboard &
Roanoke, Norfolk Southern and New York,
Philadelphia & Norfolk Rds. and connected
with Albemarle Sound by Dismal Swamp
and Albemarle & Chesapeake canals. Its
harbor is large and safe, admitting vessels
of the largest class. Engaged in foreign
and domestic commerce. Second city in
population and first in commercial impor-
tance in the State. Regular line of steam-
ships ply between Norfolk, Philadelphia,
New York, Baltimore, Boston and Liver-
pool.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x28 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1883 ; William W.
Degge, editor ; News Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation 12.
LANDMARK ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 23x83 ; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1; established
—daily 1873, weekly 1873 ; James Barron Hope,
editor; Landmark Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation — daily I 1 , weekly K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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VIRGINIA.
PUBLIC LEDGER; every evening ex
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages ; size
19x28; subscription $4.50; established 18T6 ;
Edwards & Fiveash, editors and publishers ;
circulation I 3 .
VIRGINIAN ; every morning except
Monday, and VIRGINIAN AND CARO-
LiINIAN, Thursdays; four pages; size-
daily toxii, weekly 24x38 ; subscription — daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1865, weekly
1870 ; M. Glenuan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—dailj^ I 2 , weekly K 3.
DEMOCRATIC BANNER; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four
pages; size 24x32; subscription $1; estab-
lished I8s5 ; A. J. Dalton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
CHRISTIAN VOICE; Saturdays;
Young Men's Christian Association ; four
pages ; size 19x26 ; subscription §1 : estab-
lished 188t;; R. E. Turner, editor; Christian
Voice Publishing Co., publishers.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 80x44 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1878; William W, Degge, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; W. S.
Copes, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OUR RAILROAD MEN; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881.
VIRGINIAN AND CAROLINIAN ;
(see Virginian.)
BAPTIST PILOT ; monthly ; baptist ;
eight pages ; size 2(3x40 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1885; Rev. J. A. Speight, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
ONANCOCK, Accomack Co., a- 1,000
pop., on arm of Chesapeake Bay ; trade
centre. Baltimore steamboat lands daily.
Lies in a thickly settled district. Gar-
den truck raising and shipping form the
chief branches of industry.
EASTERN VIRGINIAN ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; S. A. Walker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ORANGE, C. H., Orange Co., a 647t
pop., on V. M. and Potomac, Fredericksburg
& Piedmont Rds., 85 m. from Washington,
D. C, and 71 from Lynchburg. Manufac-
tories of various kinds.
OBSERVER; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. J. & Robert N. Robinson, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
^ PIEDMONT VIRGINIAN ; Fridays;
aemocratic ; four pages ; size 24x;M ; subscrip-
tion $1..50 ; established 1867 ; A. F. Stofer & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
PEARISBURGH,C. B..,GUes Co., p
285 pop., on New r., 90 m. W. of Lynchburg
and 20 W. by N. of Christiansburg. Ship- [
ping point for live stock. [
VIRGINIAN; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; W. S. Matnews, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PETERSBURG, Dinwiddie Co., g
22,0(KJ pop., on Appomattox r., 22 m. from
Richmond and 10 from City Point and on
Norfolk & Western Rd., at junction of Rich-
mond & Petersburg and Petersburg Rds.
A harbor for light draught vessels, and a
shipping point and centre of trade.
INDEX- APPEAL ; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 24x36, weekly 35x48 ; sub>icrlption
—daily §6, weekly $2 ; established 1865 ; R. P.
VIRGINIA.
Barham, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily I 1 , weeklv .J l .
RURAL MESSENGER; Saturdays;
I agricultural ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
j scription $1 ; established 1871 ; Fenn &, Owen,
editors and publishers ; circulation I 2 .
VIRGINIA LANCET; Satm-days; four
pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Carrie Bragg, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'u L 2 ; organ of colored people.
POCAHONTAS, Tazeioell Co., p
4,0U0 pop., at terminus of New River divi-
sion of the Norfolk & Western Rd., 22 m.
from Princeton, W. Va. Engaged in vari-
ous manufactures.
SOUTH-WEST REPUBLICAN;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 22x34 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 18S6 ; James S.
Browning, editor and publisher ; cii-cula-
tion L 2.
PORT REPUBLIC, RocJcingham
Co., i 200 pop., on the south fork of the
Shenandoah r., and on Shenandoah Valley
Rd., 12 m. from Harrisburg and 20 from
Staunton, Adapted for farming and pas-
turing.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x41 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; E. R. Holsinger, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2,
PORTSMOUTH, C. H., Norfolk Co.,
Q, 11,388 pop., on the Elizabeth r., opposite
Norfolk, and the terminus of Seaboard &
Roanoke Rd. Contains a Government
Navy Yard and the railroad shops of the
S. & R. Rd. Contains also other manufac-
tories. Is connected with Baltimore by
steamboat line.
ENTERPRISE; every morning except
Monday ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$5 ; established 1873 ; J. W. H. Porter, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
TIMES; every morning except Monday,
and TIDEWATER TIMES, Mondays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x3i) ; subscrip-
tion—daily $5, weekly $1 ; established 1878 ;
J. H. Wilcox, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion — daily K 2, weekly J 1 ; issues also the
Observer and Virginia Granger.
BAPTIST COMPANION ; Thursdays ;
baptist ; four pages ; size 21x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 : J. H. Armistead*and
Prof. W. B. .Johnson, editors ; Rev. W. W.
Colley, publisher ; circulation K 2.
OBSERVER ; Sundays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; J. H. Wilcox, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 ; issues also the Times
and Virginia Granger.
TIDEWATER TIMES; (see Times.)
VIRGINIA GRANGER ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1879; J. 31. Blanton, editor; J. H.
Wilcox, publisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also
the Times and Observer.
PULASKI CITY, Pulaeki Co., p 800
pop., on Norfolk & Western Rd., at its junc-
tiou with the Cripple Creek extension of the
New River division, 60 m. N. W. of Roanoke.
Its location is high and healthy. The sur-
rounding country is rich in timber, coal and
zinc.
PEOPLE; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 18?2 ;
Gardiner & Payne, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PULASKI NEWS; Fridays ; independ-
ent : four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1887 ; Pulaski News Co.,
editors and publishers.
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VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, C. H., Henrico Co., a
State capital, 72,825 pop., on James r., at
head of tide-water and junction of six
railroads, 100 m. from Washington, D. C.
Engaged in commerce and manufactures.
ANZEIGIER; every morning except
Sunday and Monday, and VIRGINISCHE
ZEITUNG, Sundays ; German ; democratic ;
four pages; size — dailj' 22x31, Sunday 28x40;
subscription — daily §6, Sunday $2.50; estab-
lished 1853 ; B. Hassel, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation — daily L 2 , Sunday K 2.'
DISPATCH ; every morning except
Monday, SEMI- WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays, and WEEK.L1Y, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly and Sun-
day eight pages ; size— daily 26x38, weekly and
Sunday 39x54; subscription— daily $6, semi-
weekly $2, weekly $1 ; established 1850 ; Dis-
patch Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— daily F 1 , semi-weekly J 1 , weekly Gr 2.
g;W° Actual average circulation of treekly
edition for one year preceding November 1,
1886, as per statement on flle at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 9,726
copies.
STATE ; every evening except Sunday,
SEMI-WEEKLY, Mondays and Thurs-
days, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily and semi-weekly four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size — daily and semi-
weekly 24x38, weekly 80x44; subscription-
daily $5, semi- weekly $2, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1876 ; Richard F. Beirne, editor and
publisher; circ'n— daily H 2, semi-weekly L 2,
weekly I 2 .
TIMES ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 20x30,
w^eekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1S86, weekly 1885;
Page McCarty, editor ; Times Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation— weekly J 2.
VIRGINIA STAATS GAZETTE ;
every morning except Monday ; German ;
four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscription $6 ; es-
tablished—daily 1870, Sunday 1876; M. F.
Richter, editor and publisher ; cu-c'n K 1.
WHIG ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size— daily 23x34, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily $4.50, weekly 75 cents ; estab-
lished 1824 ; Richmond Whig Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n — daily 1 1 , weekly H 1.
CATHOLIC VISITOR ; Saturdays ;
catholic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50 ; e.stablished 1875 ; Juan A. Pizzini, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN; Wed
nesdays ; presbyteriau ; eight pages ; size
28x42; subsci'iption .$2.50; established 1837;
Richardson & Southall, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H 1.
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE ; Thurs-
days ; methodist epi.sct)pal, south ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2.20; estab-
lished 1832 ; John J. Laflterty, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1.
EVERY SATURDAY JOURNAL ;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscrip-
tion .$2 ; established 1879 ; John J. Rafferty,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
PLANET; Saturdavs ; four pages ; size
22x80; subscription $1.50; e.stablished 1883;
John Mitchell, Jr., editor ; Planet Publishing
Co , publishers ; circulation I 1 .
RELIGIOIS HERALD; Thursdays;
baptist ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2.50: established 1828; A. E. Dickinson, edi
tor ; Jeter & Dickinson, publishers ; cii-cula-
tion H 2.
SOUTHERN CHURCHMAN; Thurs
days ; protestant episcopal ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2; established 1835;
D. F. Sprigg, D. D., editor ; circulation H 1.
VIRGINISCHE ZEITUNG ; (see An-
zeigcr.)
COLLEGE MESSENGER: monthly;
flfty-tvvo pages octavo; subscription $1.25; es-
tablished 1876; Literary Societies of Rich-
VIRGINIA.
mond College, editors and publishers : cir-
culation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
EARNEST WORKER; monthly;
presbyteriau ; thirty-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription 60 cents ; established 1870 ; Rev. J. K.
Hazen, editor ; Whittet & Shepperson, pub-
lishers ; circulation G 2 ; issue also the Mis-
sionary.
EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL OF
VIRGINIA; monthly ; educational ; fifty-
two pages octavo; subscription .$1; established
1869 ; Wm. F. Fox, editor and publisher ; cir
culation J 1 .
INDUSTRIAL SOUTH; monthly
commercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subsci-iptlon $1.50 ; established 1881
James McDonald and Baker P. Lee, editors
and publishers: circulation J 2.
MERCANTILE AND MANUFAC-
TURING JOURNAL ; monthly; com-
mercial ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
11x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Richard E. Fraj'ser, editor and publisher; cir-
culation I 2 .
3IISSION ARY ; monthly ; presbyterian ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1872 ; Secretaries of
Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church
in the United States, editors ; Whittet & Shep-
person, publishers ; circulation H 2 ; issue also
the Earnest Worker.
PRACTICE ; monthly; medical; thirty-
six pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; J. F. Winn, M. D., editor and
publisher.
SOUTHERN CLINIC; monthly ; medi-
cal ; sixty pages octavo ; subscription $1 ;
established 1878 ; C. A. Bryce, M. D., editor and
publisher: circulation .12.
SOUTHERN PLANTER; monthly,
agricultural ; sixty -eight pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1840 ; W. C. Knight,
editor; O'Ferrall «fe Co., publishers; circula-
tion 12.
VIRGINIA LAW JOURNAL; month
ly ; legal ; seventy-two pages octavo ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1877 ; James C.
Lamb, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
VIRGINIA MEDICAL MONTHLY;
medical; one hundi-ed aud thirty-two pages
octavo ; subscription .$3 ; established 1874 ;
Landon B. Edwards, M. D., editor and pub-
lisher : circulation J 1.
ROANOKE, Roanoke Co., p 6,000
pop., on Norfolk & Western Rd.,at termi-
nus of Shenandoah Valley Rd., 53 m. W,
of Lynchburg. Has four tobacco facto-
ries, also iron works, car shops and loco-
motive works. Surrounded by an iron
mining and agricultural district.
TIMES; every morning; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $6; established 1886;
Times Printing Co., editors and publishers.
LEADER; Saturdays; four pages ; size
26x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882 ;
S. S. Brooke, editor; Leader Printing Co.,
publishers; circulation J 1.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages; size 22x30; .sub-
scription $1..50 ; established 1877; Review Pub-
lishing Co., editoi-s and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ROCKY MOUNT, C. H., Franklin
Co., p 600 pop., on Virginia Midland Rd., 69
m. from Lynchburg. Has iron mines.
F R A N KLIN (GAZETTE; Fi id ays ;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1876 ; G. T. Lee, editor and publish-
er : circulation L2.
RUSTBURG, C. IT., Campbell Co., n
300 pop., 12 m. from Lynchburg aud near
Stanton r. Lumbering aud iron ore min-
ing ai'e the principal industries of the sur-
rounding country.
CA:>IPBELL CO. record; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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VIRGINIA.
established 1883; Samuel H. Miller, editor;
Nelson & Fauntleroy, publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SALEM, C. H., Roanoke Co., J3 2,000
pop., on Roanoke r. and Norfolk & West-
ern Rd., 60 ni. from Lynchburg. Seat of
Roanoke College. Situated at the head of
the famous Valley of Virginia, in a pros-
perous agricultural district. Engaged In
tobacco raising, agriculture and various
manufactures.
TIMES - REGISTER ; Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1865; Crabtree, Denit& Web-
ber, editors and publishers ; circulation .1 1 .
LUTHERAN HOME; monthly; luther-
an; thirty-six pages; size of page 7x10; sub-
scription $1; established 1883; W. E. Hub-
bert, editor and publisher.
ROANOKE COIiliEGIAN ; monthly;
twenty-eight pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1874 ; J. T. Crabtree,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 ; a col-
lege paper; issued during the collegiate
year.
SCOTTSVILLE, Albemarle Co., a 800
pop., on James r. and Richmond & Alle-
ghany Rd., 20 m. S. of Charlottesville. A
shipping point.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 22x34 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1861 ; James C. Hill & Son, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SOUTH BOSTON, Halifax Co., q
1,5()0 pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd.
Tobacco market and trade centre.
HALIFAX ENTERPRISE; Satur
days : four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1886 ; Thomas T. Henry, edi-
tor ; Enterprise Publishing Co., publishers.
HALIFAX RECORD; Fridays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1870; J. A. Phillips,
editor; Edmondson & Phillips, publishers;
circulation f£ 1.
STAUNTON, C. H., Augusta Co., -n
6,664t pop., on Chesapeake & Ohio and Balti-
more & Ohio Rds., 136 m. from Richmond, 93
from Harper's Ferry. Engaged in manu-
factui-ing and centre of an agricultural dis-
trict. The State Insane and Deaf and Dumb
Asylums are located here. Seat of several
institutions of learning.
GOODSON GAZETTE ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 14x20 ; subsci'iption 50 cents ;
established 1874 ; printed and published at the
Virginia Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind ; circ'n K 1.
SPECTATOR; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1823 ;
Richard Mauzy, editor and publisher; cii'-
culation J 1 .
VALLEY VIRGINIAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 29x42 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; S. M. Yost & Son,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
VINDICATOR: Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 27x42 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1840 ; Tinsley & Morton, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
VIRGINIA CRITIC; Saturdays; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884; J. C. Carter & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
ALMA MATER; monthly; sixteen
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $1 ;
established 1880; Ellis E. Crittenden, editor;
Lee and Jackson Literary Society, publish-
ers ; circulation L 1 ; a school paper ; issued
during the school year.
VIRGINIA.
STRASBURGH, Shenandoah Co.,
!^ 647t pop., on the Baltimore & Ohio and
Virginia Midland Rds. Manufactm-es earth-
enware and stoneware.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1882 ; A. H.
Snyder, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
STUART, C. H., Patrick Co., g 800
pop., at terminus of the Danville & New
River Rd. A farming and timber section.
PATRICK PRESS; Thursdavs ; four
pages; size 24x35; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Abram Staples, editor ; M. V.
Stedmau, publisher : circulation K 1.
SUFFOLK, C. H., Nansemond Co., ^
2,500 pop., on Nansemond r., at intersection
of Norfolk & Western with Seaboai-d &
Roanoke Rd., 22 m. from Norfolk, 58 from
Petersbtu-g and 17 from Portsmouth. Sur-
rounded by a truck-growing district. Has
considerable oyster-packing, lumber busi-
ness, etc.
HERALD: Fridays: independent-dem-
ocratic; four' pages; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1873 ; J. E. Booker, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
TAPPAHANNOCK, C. H., Essex
Co., D- 574+ pop., on Rappahannock r., 50 m.
N.E. of Richmond. Engaged in coast trade.
Fish, grain and fruit are shipped from here.
Has a United States Custom House.
TIDEWATER INDEX; Fridays; four
f)ages ; size 24x35 : subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1869 ; A. R. Micou, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
TAZEWELL, C. H., Trt^eweZZ Co., ^
560 pop. In an agricultural and stock-
raising district.
CLINCH VALLEY NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1869 ; Joseph V. Kelly,
editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,
Albemarle Co., a 600 pop., near the junction
of C. & O. and Va. Midland Rds., 1 m. from
Charlottes^ ille. The location of University
of Virginia.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY MAGA-
ZINE; monthly; seventy-two pages octavo ;
subscription $3 ; established 1862 ; Literary So-
cieties of the UniA^ersity of Virginia, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
ANNALS OF MATHEMATICS,
PURE AND APPLIED; bimonthly;
educational; twentv-four pages ; size of page
8x10 ; subscription $2 ; established 18S4 ; Or-
mond Stone and Wm. M. Thornton, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
WARRENTON,C. H., Fauquier Co.,
ti 1,800 pop. Situated in an agricultural
district and is a centre of trade.
SUNDAY FILE-LEADER; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 20x26 : subscription
$1 ; established 1886; James V. Cliilton, editor
and publisher.
TRUE INDEX ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.25; es-
tablished 1867; F. H. Caldwell, editor and
I publisher ; circulation K 2.
VIRGINIAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages; size 24x38 ; subscription $1..5(); es-
tablished 1877; William C. Marshall, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
VIRGINIA.
WARSAW, C. H., Richmond Co., n-
115 pop., 5 m. from Rappahannock r., in
an agricultural district.
NORTHERN NECK NEWS; Fridays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x33 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1879 ; Northern Neck
News Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
WEST POINT, King William Co., [>
2,000 pop., at confluence of Pamunkey and
Mataponj' rs., and at terminus of Piedmont
Air Line branch of Richmond & Danville
Rd., 38 m. from Richmond. Engaged in
lumbering and oyster packing. Steamers
daily to Baltimore, triweekly to New
York, and semi-weekly to Boston. A
trading and shipping point for adjoining
counties.
STAR; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size o0x44 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1871; J. M. Davis & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
WILLI AMSBURGH, C. H., James
City Co., n- 2,000 pop., on the Chesapeake
& Ohio Rd. Possesses one of the finest
libraries in the State.
GAZETTE AND JAMES CITY CO.
ADVERTISER; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1736 ; Benjamin Long, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
WINCHESTER, C. H., Frederick
Co., t^ 4,95S+pop., on Valley branch of B. & O.
Rd., 100 m. from Baltimore and 33 from
"Washington, D. C. Contains paper, sumac,
and flouring mills, foundries, and shoe and
glove factories. Is pleasantly situated in a
beautiful and fertile country, which forms
part of the great valley of Virginia. The
buildings are mostlj' of brick and stone,
and are supplied with excellent water
brought in iron pipes from a distant spring.
A good wheat-growing section.
IjEADER; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; T. H. Gosorn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 25x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ;
Henry & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion L2.
TI3IES; Wednesdays; democratic ; four
pages; size 28x42 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1865; Wm. Riely, editor; Winchester
Times Co., publishers; circulation K 2.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., Shenandoah
Co., 6 1,150 pop., on North fork of
Shenandoah r. and on Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., 100 m. W. of Washington City and
160 from Richmond. Agriculture and live
stock. Several stores.
SHENANDOAH HERALD; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1817; Herald Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
VIRGINIAN; Fridays ; democratic ;
•eight pages; size 26x40; sub.scription $1.50;
established 1880; R. H. Martin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
WYTHEVILLE, C. H., Wythe Co.,
p 2,560 pop., on Norfolk & Western Rd.,
133 m. from Lynchburg and 260 from
Richmond. Engaged in manufacturing,
VIRGINIA.
cattle raising, and is a trade centre. There
are thirteen iron smelting furnaces in the
county.
SOUTH-WEST VIRGINIA ENTER-
PRISE; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1870 ; Enter-
prise Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation L 2.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1862 ; F. H. Terry, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WEST VIRGINIA.
ADDISON, C. H., Webster Co., u 105
pop., 50 m. from Weston. Mineral Springs.
MOUNTAIN ECHO ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; B. C. Conrad, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
ALDERSON,iWo»roeC'o.,P 1,000 pop.,
on Chesapeake & Ohio Rd., in superior farm-
ing and stock-raising countrj'. Lumber
mills near by.
STATESMAN; Fridays; independent;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1.50 ;
established 1882 ; Jno. M. Ferguson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BERKELEY SPRINGS, C. H.,
Morgan Co., cf 700 pop., 21 m. S. of Potomac
1'. and Baltimore & Ohio Rd., at Sir John's
Run, and 50 N. W. of Harper's Ferry.
One of the oldest summer resorts in the
South. An agricultural county.
MORGAN MERCURY; Saturdays ; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1863 ; J. W. Trimble,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; C. H.
Hawvermale, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
BEVERLY, C. H., Randolph Co., U
500 pop., 18 m. from G. & G. Rd.. on Tygart's
Valley r., 46 m. south of Grafton and 30
from Philippi. A fine, healthy location.
RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription .S2; established 1874; John L.
Bosworth, editor and pviblisher ; circ'n K 1.
BRAXTON, C. H., Braxton Co., u 375
pop., on Elk r., about 43 m. from Weston.
Lumbering is the principal occupation of
the inhabitants.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Pay ton Byrne and Jno. A. Grose,
editors an<l publishers; circulation K 1.
BUCKHANNON,C. H., Upshur Co.,
n 1,5(X) pop., on Buckhannon r. and Clarks-
burg, Weston & Glenville, and Western &
Buckhannon Rds., about 15 m. E. by S. of
Weston. Steam flouring and saw mills.
BANNER; Fridays ; four pages ; size
34x36; subscription $1.50; established 1876;
T. McCreery, editor and publisher; circula-
i tion K 1.
' BUSY BEE; Fridays; non-partisan; four
panes ; size2lx:>l ; subscription $1; established
1884 ; May M. Grove, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DELTA; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription SI ; established 1871 ; A.
' B. Clark, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
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645
WEST VIRGINIA.
CEREDO, Waijne Co., p 600 pop., on
Chesapeake & Ohio Rd. Grist, saw and
planing mills.
ADVANCE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x86 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1885 ;
T. T. McDougal, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L2.
CHARLESTON, C.H., Kanawha Co.,
-a7,0U0 pop., on Great Kanawha and Elk rs.,
and Chesapeake & Ohio and Kanawa & Ohio
Bds., 52 m. from Huntington. The river is
navigable for 25 m. above this point. Centre
of trade. Surrounded by coal and iron re-
gions. Salt works located within 7 m. Now
capital of the State.
STAR ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLi Y, Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 22xoO ; subscription— dailj' $5,
weekly $1 ; established 1881 ; John L. Thorn-
hill, editor and publisher ; circ'n— daily J 1 ,
weekly K 1.
KANAWHA GAZETTE; Wednes
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 30x45 ;
subscription SI. 50 ; established 1877 ; J. B.
Pemberton, editor ; Moses W. Dounally, pub-
lisher ; circulation .1 2 .
STATE TK-IBUNE; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2; established 1S81; F. S. Pursell, editor;
State Tribune Co., publishers ; circ'n K 2.
WEST VIRGINIA ENTERPRISE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x82 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1885 ; Rev. C. H. Payne
and J. B. Cabell, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
CHARLESTOWN, C. H., JejSterson
Co., cf 2,016+ pop., at junction of Valley
branch of Baltimore & Ohio and Shenan-
doah Valley Rds., 10 m. S. W. of Harper's
Ferry. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
facturing.
liABOR ADVOCATE; Fridays ; labor ;
lour pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Kanawha Valley Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
NONPAREIL.; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x:M ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; J. V. Henderson, editor and pub-
lisher.
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON; Tues-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2.50; e.stablished 1844 ; Geo. W.
Haines, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x38 ;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1821 ; W. W.
B. Gallaher, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; "West Vir-
ginia Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J 2.
CLARKSBURG, C. H., Harrison
Co., [^ 3,500 pop., a rapidly growing town, on
Parkersburgh division of Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., and at terminus of the Clarksburg,
Weston & Gleuville Rd., 120 m. from Cum-
berland. Coal abundant ; has manufac-
tiu-es ; in good farming and grazing
country.
N E W S ; Saturdays : democratic ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876; Lee H. Vance, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
TELEGRAM; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription ,$2 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; W. F. Richards, editor ; circu-
lation .J 1.
CLAY, C. H., Clay Co., □ 83 pop., on
Elk r., 52 m. N. E. of Charleston, A lumber
WEST VIRGINIA.
centre ; coal and iron interests awaiting de-
velopment.
CL.AY CO. STAR; Mondays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883; A. C. Cunningham,
editor; Wm. P. Gould, puV)lisher ; circ'n K 1,
ELK RIVER PROGRESS ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; f(nir pages ; size 22x32 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Andrews &
Kell.v, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 2 .
ELIZABETH, C. H., Wirt Co.,^ 900
pop., on Little Kanawha r., 20 m, S. of
Parkersburgh. Steamboats ply between
here and Parkersburgh. Woolen factory,
grist and saw mills.
TI3IES; Fridays; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; T. A.
Brown, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
WEST VIRGINIA TRANSCRIPT;
Fridays ; demoi-i-atic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; M. M.
Rockhold, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
FAIRMONT, C. H., Mario7i Co., f^
1,200 pop., on Monongahela r., Baltimore
& Ohio and Fairmont, Morgantown & Pitts-
burgh Rds., 77 m. from Wheeling. The river
is navigable to this point. Mining and
shipping of coal carried on. A branch of
the State Normal School is here.
INDEX ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874 : William A. Ohley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J 1 .
WEST VIRGINIAN; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1868 ; Powell & Shinn, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
FAIRVIEW, C. H., Hancock Co., [j
400 pop., 3 m. from Ohio r. at Wellsville,
O., and 36 N. of Wheeling. Engaged in
farming.
HANCOCK CO. COURIER; Fridays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1869; J. W. Plattenburgh, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
FAYETTEVILLE, C. H., Farjette
Co., g 155 pop., 3 m. from C. & O. Rd., and 48
from Charleston. Engaged in coal mining.
FAYETTE DE3IOCRAT ; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1883 ; Charles E. Mahan,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDUSTRIAL W^ORLD; Fridays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1875; H. W. Brazie,
editor ; Industrial World Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
FRANKLIN. C. H., Pendleton Co., c(
300 pop., on the south branch of Potomac r.,
40 m. from nearest railroad. Manufactories
of woolen goods.
MOUNTAIN NEWS; Fridays; neu-
tral ; eight pages ; size of page 12x17 ; sub-
scription $1..50; established 1884; George M.
Jordan, editor and publisher: circ'n K 1.
GERARDSTOWN, Berkeley Co., rf
2:39 pop., 10 m. from Martinsburg. Is in a
farming communitj'.
WEST VIRGINIA GOOD TEMP-
LAR; Thursdays ; temperance ; eight pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription 75 cents ; established
1880 ; J. B. Morgan, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1; issues also the Times.
TIMES ; semi-monthly ; neutral ; eight
pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1S70 ; J. B. Morgan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the West
Virginia Good Templar.
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646
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WEST VIRGINIA.
GliENVIIiLE, C. H., Gilmer Co., a 300
pop., on the Little Kanawha r., 100 m. from
Parkersburgh. Engaged in agriculture,
lumbering and coal business.
GIL.3IER CO. BANNER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; estab-
lished 1SS4 ; Joe N. Craddock, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K 1.
GRAFTON, C. H., Taylor Co., t] 3,750
pop., on Tj-gart Valley r., 100 m. from"
Wheeling, on the Baltimore iS: Ohio Rd.;
terminus of Grafton & Greenbrier Rd.
Lumber trade, coal mining and manufac-
turing the chief industries.
E A G Ii E ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .S1.5! J ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Eagle Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1870; Eugene G. Jeffreys, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD -ENTERPRISE; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 18S4 ; John H. Holt, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRANTS VILLE,C. H., Calhoun Co.,
n 15U pop., on Little Kanawha r., 70 m. from
Parkersburgh. Fertile section for farming.
CALHOUN CHRONICLE; Tuesdays;
fom- pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 82 ; es-
tablished 1883; Marshall & Bro., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
GUYANDOTTE, Cabell Co., -a 900
pop., on Guyandotte r. and Chesapeake &
Ohio Rd., 3 m. from Huntington. Steam-
boats leave daUy for all points on river.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
22x32 ; subscription SI ; established 1886 ; B. V.
Heunen, editor and publlshei-.
HAMLIN, C. H., Lincoln Co., p 300
pop., on Mud r., 20 m. from Chesapeake &
Ohio Rd. Has steam mills, and is engaged
in coal mining and lumbering. An agri-
cultural section.
LINCOLN CITIZEN; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x4<) , sub-
scription SI ; established 1881 ; W. M. Work-
man, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
HAMPTON, Kanawha Co., -a on tlie
Great Kanawha r., 19 m. above Charleston,
on the Chesapeake & Ohio Rd. Engaged in
coal mining and shipping.
FREE BAPTIST HERALD; month
Iv ; free-will baptist ; eight pages ; size of page
11x14 ; established 1884 ; J. E. Cox, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
HARRISVILLE, (RITCHIE
COURT HOUSE P. O.) Ritchie Co., \^ 300
pop., at terminus of Pennsboro & Harris ville
Rd., 9 m. from Pennsboro and 37 from
Parkersburgh. A fine farming country.
Has large stave factory and lumber mills.
REVIEW ; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
{)ages; size 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 18S4 ; J. J. Sigler, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
RITCHIE GAZETTE; Thursdays;
repul)llcan ; eight pages ; size 30x44 : subscrip-
tion SI. 511; established 1S73 ; P. W. Morris,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
HINTON, C. H., Summers Co., p 879
pop., on Cliesapeake & OhioRd. and New r.
In a fine timbered country, containing coal.
AMERICAN ; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
WEST VIRGINIA.
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
G. C. Williams, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 1 .
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x:35 : subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1884; C. L. Peck, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation L2.
MOUNTA IN HERALD; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1872 ; A. B. Boughner,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
HUNTERSVILLE, C. H., Pocahon-
tas Co., D 100 pop., 40 m. from Millboro' Depot,
the nearest Rd. point. Farming section.
POCAHONTAS TIMES; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.65 ;
established 1883 ; Jas. B. Canfield, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
HUNTINGTON, Cabell Co., -a 6,500
pop., on Ohio r. Chesapeake & Ohio Rd.
reaches Ohio r. at this point, and connects
with the Kentucky Rd. system. Has large
car and other factories ; 52 m. from Charles-
ton. Shipping point for coal, lumber, iron
and salt from the Kanawha mines.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; four pages; size 20x26; sub-
scription $5; established 1887; James R.
Dudley, editor and publisher.
A D VERTISER ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1869; C. L. Thompson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ARGUS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1872 ;
W. F. Wallace, editor; George E. Wallace,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
C03IMERCIAL: Saturdays; republi-
can; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1874; W. A. Gibson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1832 ; J. J. Peterson, editor ; Hun-
tington Printing Co. publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
ODD FELLOWS' ADVOCATE;
monthlv ; odd-fellowship ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1878 ;
Geo. A. Floding, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
JACKSON, C. H., Jackson Co., -a 700
pop. Tri-weekly stage to Ravenswood, 12
m., and 40 from Parkersburg. Lai-ge forests
surround the town and lumbering is the
principal industry.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ;
Henrv W. Deem, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation Kl.
KEYSER, C. H., Mineral Co., d 2,000
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio and Piedmont
& Cumberland Rds., 23 m. from Cumber-
land, Md. A shipping point for grain and
live stock. Has chair, wagon, spoke, furni-
ture, broom and glove factories and two
steam flouring mills.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Fridays; inde-
pendent repul)lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1876 ; James
O.Thompson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 1.
WEST VIRGINIA TRIBUNE ; Fri
davs ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1870 ; A. V. Doug-
las & Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K 1.
KINGWOOD, C. H., Preston Co., i
450 pop., 3 ra. from Cheat r., terminus of the
Kingwood Rd., extending to Tunnelton on
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
647
WEST VIRGINIA.
the Baltimore & Ohio Rd. High School and
sash and blind factor}-.
PRESTON CO. JOURNAL. ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $1.65; established 1866 ; William M.
O. Dawson, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
t;W~ Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Xov. 11, 1886, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, 951 copies.
AVEST VIRGINIA ARGUS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion S1.5() ; established 1870 ; H. C. Hyde, editor
and publisher ; cii-culation K 1.
IiEWISBURG, C. H., Greenbrier Co.,
p 985+ pop., 4 m. from Greenbrier r., 9 from
Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs and 200
S. of Wheeling. Situated among the moun-
tains and a centre of business. Engaged in
agriculture and manufactures.
GREENBRIER INDEPENDENT ;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1866 ; B. F.
Harlow, editor ; Harlow & Argabi'ite, publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
LOGAN COURT HOUSE, C. H.,
Logan Co., p 500 pop., 45 m. from Browns-
town, 55 from Charleston, and 75 from Hunt-
ington. Farming and lumbering the prin-
cipal industries.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages; size 16x22; subscription $1.25;
established 18S6; R. W. French, editor and
publisher.
MARTINSBURG,C.H.,Ser^•e^e2/ Co.,
□^ pop. (of town) 6,335, on Baltimore & Ohio
Rd., 19 m. from Harper's Feriy, 96 from Har-
risburg, Pa. and about 70 from Cumberland;
also on Cumberland Valley railroad. Con-
tains railroad repair shops, distillery, spoke
works, lime and phosphate factories, and is
a centre of trade.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x22 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1886; F.Vernon Aler & Co., editors
and publishers.
HERALD; Saturdays; republican; four
pages: size 26x40 : subscription S2; established
1881 ; John T. Reily, editor ; Reily & Evans,
publishers: circulation .J 1.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; J. N. Wisner, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
STATESMAN; Thursdays; democratic:
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; es-
tablished 1869; W. B. Colston, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
PIONEER PRESS; monthly; four
pages ; size 20x:30 ; subscription .$1 ; estab-
lished 1883; J. R. Clifford, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
MIDDLEBOURNE, C. H., TT/ler
Co., "ti 250 pop., on the line of the Ohio r., 50
m. from Wheeling and the centre of a large
lumber trade.
TYLER CO. STAR ; Fridays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
§1; established 1877; K. S. Boreman, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILTON, Cabell Co., -a 575 pop., on
Mud r., and Chesapeake & Ohio Rd., 20 m. E.
of Huntington and 30 m. W. of Charleston.
Manufactures of lumber, barrels, staves.etc.
STAR; Saturdays; independent -dem-
ocratic ; eight pages; size 26x40 ; subscription
SI ; established 1885 ; M. M. Ballentine, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WEST VIRGINIA.
MOOREFIELD, C.U., Hardy Co.,^
SOJ pop., on S. branch of Potomac r., 27 n).
above Romney, 150 S. E. of Wheeling, and 50
from Cumberland, Md. Principally en-
gaged in stock-raising.
EXAMINER; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription §1.25 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; W. C. Long, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
HARDY EXPRESS; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18.S5 ; Geo. A. Sargent, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
MORGANTOWN, C. H., Mononga^
lia Co., ^ 950 pop., on Monongahela r., 112
m. S. of Pittsbui-gh, Pa., with which it is
connected by steamboats.and on a branch of
the Baltimore & Ohio Rd. now being built.
Engaged in various manufactures. Seat of
West Virginia University.
NEW DOMINION; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; Julian E. Fleming,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
POST; Satiu-daj's ; republican ; four
pages; size .30x44 ; subscription $2; established
1864 ; Morgan & Hoffman, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
WEST VIRGINIA SCHOOL
.1 O U R N A L ; monthly ; educational ;
fourteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1881 ; Benj. S. Morgan,
editor and publisher.
MOUNDSVILLE, C. H., Marshall
Co., d] 2,000 pop., on Ohio r. and Baltimore &
Ohio Rd., 11 m. below Wheeling. Sur-
rounded by a farming country. Engaged
in manufacturing and coal mining.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription .$1.25; established 1881;
Jas. W. Burchinal, editor ; A. R. Laing, pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
SICK-LE; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§1 ; established
1886; Alonzo P. Carney, editor and publisher.
NEW CUMBERLAND, Hancock
Co., [^ 1,218+ pop., on Ohio r., 30 m. from
Pittsburgh, Pa., 35 from Wheeling and 9
from Steubenvllle, Ohio. Engaged in the
manufacture of fire brick, sewer pipe and
terra cotta work. Contains also a foundry
and machine shop.
HANCOCK CO. INDEPENDENT ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription .92 ; established 1877 ; A. W. Brown,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW MARTINSVILLE, C. H.,
Wetzel Co., ti 778+ pop., on Ohio r., 40 m. be-
low Wheeling and on the Ohio River Rd.
Lumber, oil barrels, wool, stave and other
manufactures engaged in.
NE^V ERA ; (see St. Marys.)
WETZEL DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1877 ; Robert McEldowney and W.
S. Wilev. editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
WETZEL VOLUNTEER; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tiou SI; established 18.S7; Mclntyre, Hall &
Co., editors and publishers.
NICHOLAS, C. H., Nicholas Co., n 300
pop., 2 m. from Ganley r. and 70 m. from
Charleston. Its occupations are mainly
cattle-raising, wool-growing, lumber pro-
duction, etc.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription §1 ; establi.shed 1880 ;
648
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
WEST VIRGINIA.
Howard Templetou, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
OCEANA, C. H., Wyoming Co., j2 130
pop., about 50 m. S. of Cliarleston. Engaged
In farming.
\VY03IINU NEWS; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; estab-.
lished 1S85 ; A. J. Lacey and J. C. Thomas,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 1 .
PARKERSBURGH, C. H., Wood
Co., "ti 9,4U0 pop., on Ohio and Little Kana-
wha rs., respecting the navigation of which
' it is a most prominent shipping and trading
point, 96 m. by rail below Wheeling. On Bal-
timore & Ohio, Cincinnati, Washington &
Baltimore and Ohio River Rds. Engaged in
oil refining and manufacturing. Has two
pipe lines to oil regions. Has United States
Custom House, four national banks, water
works, gas works, a large furniture fac-
tory, numerous lumber and flour mills,
extensive foundries and machine shops.
Centre of a large wholesale trade. Exports
ship timber to Great Britain. Second city
in West Virginia in point of population and
business importance.
STATE JOURNALi; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
republican; four pages; size — daily 24x3^,
w^eekl3' 30x44; subscription— daily $6.50, week-
ly $1 ; established— daily 1883, weekly 1869 ; A.
B. White, editor ; White & Baker, publishers ;
circulation— dailj' .1 1 , weekly I 3 .
FREEMAN; Wednesdays; temperance;
eight pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; I. H. Johnson, editor ; Free-
man Publishing Co., publishers ; cix'c'n I 2 .
JOURNAIi AND MESSENGER ; (see
Cincinnati, O.)
SENTINEL,; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1875 ; Sentinel Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation .J 2.
STATE STANDARD; Fridays ;
gi-eenback; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1879 • S. H. Piersol, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SMITH'S INDEX ; monthly ; four
pages ; size 18x25 ; subscription 60 cents ;
established 1873 ; Channing M. Smith, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
PETERSBURGH, C.H., Grant Co.,
cf 400 pop., 42 m. from Keyser, on South
branch of the Potomac. Is in an agricult-
ural section ; has flour mills and w^oolen
factory. Cattle, hogs and sheep are raised
in the surrounding country for Eastern
markets.
SOUTH BRANCH GAZETTE: Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; Geo. T.
Gosoru, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PHILIPPI, C. H., Barbour Co., [^ 600
pop., on Tygart's "Valley r. and present
Southern terminus of the Grafton & Green-
brier Rd. Has a steam saw and grist mill.
J E F F E RSOXIAN - PLAINDEALi -
ER ; Thursdays; democratic; four pages;
size 24xo6; subscription $1.50; established
1873 ; D. W. Gall, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
REPUBIilCAN; Thursdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size '24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; M. F. Hall, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PIEDMONT, Mineral Co., d 2,000
pop., 200 m. from Baltimore, Md. On Balti-
WEST VIRGINIA.
more & Ohio and Cumberland & Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia Central & Pitts-
burgh Rds., 26 m. from Cumberland, Md.
Has several railroad shops and coal mines
in the neighborhood.
HERALD ; Saturdaj's ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Tapp & Duty, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 .
POINT PLEASANT, C. H., Mason
Co., -o 2,000 pop., on Kanawha & Ohio and
Ohio River Rds., at junction of Kanawha
and Ohio rs., 200 m. above Cincinnati.
Agriculture, coal and salt mining and
manufacturing are among the chief in-
dusti'ies.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.25; established 1881;
W. C. Whaley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
3IOUNTAIN STATE; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; Lou T. Pilchard, editor and pub-
lisher.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1862; George W. Tippett, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PRINCETON, C. H., Mercer Co., q
565 pop., 5 m. from Rd. at Ingleside. An ex-
cellent educational institution is located
here.
JOURNAL: Fridays ; democratic ;
foui* pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1879; Henry B. Kitts, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
RACINE, JBoone Co., p 70 pop., on
Coal r., 10 m. from Brownstown and 20
from Charleston.
COAL RIVER RECORD; Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; Meadows & Keadle,
editors and publishers.
RALEIGH, C. H., Raleigh Co., g 250
pop., 10 m. from C. & O. Rd. Lumbering
and mining is extensively carried on. Is
well adapted for farming.
RALEIGH CO. INDEX; Thursdays;
neutral ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subsci'iption
$1.50; established 1880; P. Farley, editor;
McCreery, Ford & Farley, publishers ; circu-
lation K"2.
RAVENSWOOD, -/acAson Co., ^950
pop., on Ohio r. and Ohio River Rd., 35 m.
below Pai-kersburgh, 30 from Pomeroy,
Ohio, and an equal distance from the oil
region, on Little Kanawha r. Surrounded
by an agricultural district. Shipping point
for several back counties.
JACKSON BUGLE; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1883 ; Everett C. Smith,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
25x38; subscription $1.50; established 1868;
McGlothlin Bros., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
RITCHIE COURT HOUSE,
C. H., Ritchie Co., )j 400 pop., the terminus of
a narrow gauge rd. connecting with the
Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 42 m. E. of Parkers-
burgh. Has a stave factory.
REVIEW; (see Harrisville.)
ROMNEY, C. H., Hampshire Co., d'
S50 pop., on S. branch of Potomac r., 24 m.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
649
WEST VIRGINIA.
in a direct line S. of Cumberland, Md., and
on the South Branch of the Baltimore &
Ohio Rd. Has a steam tannery. The West
Virginia Institution for the Deaf, Dumb and
Blind is located here.
HA3IP5?HIRE REVIEW; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion SI 50; established 1884 ; C. F. Poland, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1. ;3^ Ac-
tval average circulation for one year xire-
ceding November 1, 1886, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Newspaper
Director!/, 6i'-i copies.
SOUTH BRANCH INTEIiLIGEN-
CER; Fridays ; democratic; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1830 ; J. T.
Taylor, editor ; Wm. Harper, publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
TABLET; Mondays; four pages; size
16x22 ; subscription aO cents ; established
1877 ; circulation L 2 ; published during the
school term at the West Virginia Institution
for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind.
ST. GEORGE, C. H., Tucjcer Co., b
ISO pop., on Cheat r., 20 m. from B. & O. Rd.
at Terra Alta, 20 to B. & O. Rd. at Rowles-
burg and 14 m. from West Virginia, Central
& Pittsburgh at Thomas. Lumber and logs
are produced.
TUCKER CO. PIONEER; Fridays;
independent : four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription 81.15 ; established 1878 ; Jno. J. Fer-
guson, editor and publisher : circ'n L 2.
TUCKER DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1880 ; J. P. Scott, editor
and publisher; circulation L 2.
ST. MARY'S, C. H., Pleasants Co., ^
400 pop., on Ohio r. Large quantities of
lumber are shipped from this point.
NEW ERA; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40; subscription SI. 50; established
1881 ; M. P. Prettyman, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 ; dated at St. Mary's and New
Martinsville.
ORACLE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x4(1 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; R.
A. Gallagher, editor ; R. L. Pemberton and
W. S. Gallagher, publishers ; circulation L 1 .
SALEM, Harrison Co., [^ 350 pop.,
on the Parkersburgh branch of the Balti-
more & Ohio Rd. Has flouring mill and a
■woolen factory.
HARRISON DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; sub-
scription S1.50 ; established 1884 ; Matt M.
Cooper, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
SHEPHERDSTOWN,J^e//er son
Co., if l,60(jpop., on Potomac r. and Shenan-
doah Vallej' Rd., 12 m. above Harper's Ferry.
Paper mill, quarry of cement and small
manufactures at this place.
REGISTER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1849 ; J. W. & H. L. Snyder, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SISTERS VILLE, Tyler Co., ^ 600
pop., on Ohio r. and Ohio River Rd., 47 m.
below Wheeling. Largest town in county
and its principal shipping point. Has
woolen and flouring mills, cigar-box and
barrel factories and a steam tannery.
TYLER DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription SI; established 1885; J. H. & G. M.
McCoy, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1. -
WEST VIRGINIA.
TYLER INDEPENDENT; Thurs-
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI ; established 1878 ; D. W.
Custer, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SPENCER, C. H., Roane Co., -a 200
pop., 50 m. from the State capital. Con-
tains a steam mill, stores and general
trades.
BULLETIN ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription S2 ; established 1879 ;
Rolir & Smith, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
TUNNELTON, Preston Co., ^ 153
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd., 6 m. from
Newburgh and 10 from Kingswood. In a
mining and lumbering district.
GARNERS GLEANER; monthly; ten
pages ; s ze of page 15x22 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1SS6 ; Gleaner Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
UNION, C. H., Monroe Co., g 500 pop.,
about 15 m. from Lewisburg. Wheat, corn
and tobacco are the chief products. The
raising of live stock is the principal in-
dustry. Mineral springs ai'e located here.
MONROE CO. WATCHMAN; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x86 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1872 ; A. S. John-
ston, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
YOUNG METHODIST ; monthly ;
methodist episcopal ; four pages ; size 16x22 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1884 ; Wil-
son & Hawley, editors and publishers.
WAYNE COURT HOUSE, C.H.
Wayne Co., p 200 pop., 15 m. from Ohio r.,
and 10 from Big Sandj\ Farming, lumber-
ing and grazing country.
WAYNE ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion Sl-2o ; established 1874 ; H. K. Shumate,
editor ; Advocate Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WEL.L.SBURGH, C. H., Brooke Co.,
[^ 3,000 pop., on Ohio r., 16 m. from Wheel-
ing. A wool-gi'owing, agricultural and
manufacturing district. Natural gas Coal
mines located in the vicinity.
BROOKE LOCAL; Wednesdays ;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1883 ; W. & F. Tucker,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 25x:38 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1847 ; J. G. Jacob, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
PAN-HANDLE NEWS; Fridays ; inde-
pendent-democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1868 ; Glass
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WESTON, C. H., Lewis Co., a 1,900
pop., on W. Fork r., 24 m. from Clarksburg on
Weston & Buckhannon Narrow Gauge and
present terminus of Clarksburg, Weston &
Glenville Narrow Gauge Rd. In an agricult-
ural district and location of State Insane
Hospital. Engaged in agriculture and stock-
raising. Has a broom factor}^.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$1.50; es-
tablished 1867; T. A. Edwards, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1879; M. S. Holt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
650
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WEST VIRGINIA.
WORLiD; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
^x35 ; subscrintiou $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
J. M. Hayden, editor and publisher; circ'u K 2.
WEST UNION, C. H., Doddridge
Co., [i 1,655+ pop., on B. & O. Rd., midway be-
tween Grafton and Parlcersburgh. In agri-
cultural and stock-raising district. Coal
mining and lumbering are important in-
dustries.
H E R A li D ; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription §1."25 ; established 1885 ;
A. A. Bee, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
RECORD ; Saturdaj's; democratic; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; S. P. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
WHEELING, C. H., Ohio Co., ^
31,266 pop., on Ohio r., on Cleveland & Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis,
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling, Ohio River
& Wheeling div. of Baltimore & Ohio
Rds., 64 m. from Pittsburgh. Engaged in
commerce, agriculture and manufacturing.
Ranks pre-eminent in steel, iron and nail
manufacturing, and has extensive pottery
and flint glass works. Large quantities of
bituminous coal found in immediate vicin-
ity, and an abundance of natural gas which
is used for fuel in manufactories, store-
rooms and dwellings. Largest and most
important city in West Virginia,
INTELLIGENCER ; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, SEilII-WEEKLY, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size-
daily and semi-weekly 26x40, weekly 30x45 ;
subscription— daily §8, semi-weekly $3, week-
Iv §1 ; established 1852; Frew, Campbell &
Hart, editors and publishers ; circulation-
dailv H 2, semi-weekly L 1 , weekly H 2.
^ R'E G I S T E R ; every morning exct-pt
Sundiv, WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and
SiUNDAY REGl!5TER, Sundaj-s; demo
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly and Sunday
eight pasres ; size-— daily 27x40, weekly and
Sunday fsize of page) 20x27; subscription—
dailv w-ith Sundav $9.50. without Sunday $S,
weeklv $1.25, Sunday $2; established 1863;
West Virginia Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily H 2, weekly G 1,
Sunday G 1.
WHEELINGER VOLKSBLATT ;
every morning except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY,^ Thursdays ; German ; four pages ;
size— daily 24x34, weekly 26x44; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly $1.25; established
— dailv 1880, weekly ISSl; Louis Lepper, edi-
tor ; Volksblatt Publishing Co.. publishers;
circulation- dailv .T l. weekly J 2.
NEW!!!»-LET'TER ; Sundays: independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1878 ; Robertson & Chew, editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
OHIO VALLEY BUDGET; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x:V2 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1S85 ; John Ehmann, editor
and publisher: circulation .T 1.
SUNDAY KEGISTER ; {see Register.)
WINFIELD,C. H., Putnam Co., C]305t
pop., on Kanawha r., 24 m. below Charles-
ton and 30 from Pt. Plea.sant, on line of
Ohio Central Rd. Contains steam flouring
mill and a stave factory.
IRREPRESSIBLE! Thursdays ;
republican; four pages; size 21x30: subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; P. C. Stevens, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
PUTNAM DEMOCR.\T; Fridays;
democratic; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1872; J. T. Bowyer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WISCONSIX.
AHNAPEE, Kewaunee Co., n- 1,300
pop., on shore of Lake Michigan. Contains
saw and grist mills and factories and ships
grain, bark, ties, etc. Good farming lands.
RECORD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1873; F. J. Cleary, editor; D. W.
Stebbins, publisher ; circulation K 1.
ALBANY, Green Co., p 800 pop., on
branch of C, M. & St. Paul Rd. and Sugar
r., 7 m. from Broadhead. Has woolen and
flouring mills and ships live stock and
grain. Large amount of tobacco grown
and shipped.
JOURNAL; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; John E. Bartlett, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
VINDICATOR; Thursdays ; prohibi-
tion ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1883 ; Vindicator Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
ALMA, C. H., Buffalo Co., -a 1,531 pop.,
on Mississippi r. and Chicago, Burlington &
Northern Rd. and about 25 m, above Winona,
Minn., and 70 S. of St. Paul, Minn. Engaged
in grain and lumber trade.
BUFFALO CO. JOURNAL ; Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1861 ; J. W. De-
Groff, editor and publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
ANTIGO, C. H., Langlade Co., cf '^.500
pop., on M., L. S. & W. Rd. Lumbering,
dairying, manufacturing and farming sec-
tion,
NEWS-ITEM; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; A. B. MUlard. editor ; P. J.
Millard, publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1880 ; John A. O^den, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1,
APPLETON, C. H., Outagamie Co.,n-
11,500 pop., on Fox r. and on Chicago &
Northwestern, M., L. S. & W. and Milwaukee
& Northern Rds., 100 m, from Milwaukee
and 185 from Chicago, Has the greatest
water power in the West— 39 feet fall within
a mile. Steamers connect with the lakes
on one hand and with the Mississippi r. on
the other. Engaged in various manufac-
tures, including wooden-ware, iron, paper,
paper pulp, flour and agricultural imple-
ments. Seat of Lawrence University.
POST ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four pages,
weeklv eight pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly
30x41:" sub.scrjption— dailv $6, weekly .$2;
established — daily 18S;S, weekly 1859; Post
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culatifm— dailv L2, weekly J 1.
CRESCENT; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1853 ;
Ryan & Bro., editors and publishers; circu-
lation J 1.
VOLKSFREUND; Fridays; German;
inde))endent; ten pages; size of page 15x22; sub-
scription, including supplement, Der Haus-
Schntz, $2.5! i; established 1870; Franz Stummer,
editor ; H. W. Meyer, publisher ; circ'n J 2 :
an edition is issued exclusively for cir-
culation outside of Outagamie Co.; circula-
tion J 2 ; an edition, entitled Dtr Volksbote, is
also issued in the interest of Calumet county
upon same terms.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
651
WISCONSIN.
\nECKER IJND BEOBACHTER
AM WINNEBAGO; Thursdays; Ger-
man ; democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 18T3 ; Chris. Roe-
mer, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 ;
a four-page literary supplement, entitled Der
Sonntagsgast, is Issued regularly with the
paper.
ARCADIA, Trempealeaii Co., -n 800
pop., 20 m. N. of Winona, on Green Bay, W.
& St. P. Rd. and Trempealeau r. In a fer-
tile farming section. Has mineral springs ;
also a steam creamer3', shipping daily 1,500
lbs. butter.
TREMPEALEAU CO. REPUBLI-
CAN AND LEADER; Thursdays; in-
dependent-republican; four pages: size 26x40;
subscription §1.50; established 1872; Morgan
& Ball, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 2.
ARGYLiE, La Fayette Co., g 475 pop.,
on the Pecatonica r., 14 m E. bj* N. of
Darlington, Flour and saw mills located
here. Dairying extensively carried on.
ATLAS ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
■23x30 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ; Geo.
O. Gaskill, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
ASHLAND, C. H., Ashland Co., \^
6,000 pop., on Lake Superior and terminus
of Wisconsin Central and Chic, St. Paul,
M. & O., Northern Pacific and Milwaukee,
Lake Shore & Western Rds., 80 m. E. of Du-
luth, Minn. Engaged in Iron mining and
lumbering. Is the shipping port for the
famous Gogebic iron range. Has a number of
extensive saw mills, planing mills, a sash,
door and blind factory. Three of the
largest ore docks in the country located
here.
NEWS ; Wednesdays; four pages; size
22x36 ; subscription $2; established 1885 ; John
S. Saul, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
PRESS; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription S2 ; established
1872 ; SaTn S. Fifleld, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
AUGUSTA, Eau Claire Co., ^ 1,384
pop., on C, St. P., M. & O. Rd., 21 m. E.
of Eau Claire and 112 from St. Paul,
Minn. Possesses water power and is sur-
rounded by an agricultural district. Has
four saw mills and is extensively engaged
in lumbering, the annual lumber cut being
ten million feet.
EAGLE; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription %2 ; established 1874 ; G.
O. Jones, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
TIMES; Wednesdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x:;6 ; subscription .§1.50; estab-
lished 1886 ; Augusta Publishing Co , editors
and publishers.
BALDWIN, St. Croix Co., ^ 488 pop.,
on C, St. P., M. & O. Rd., 40 m. E. of St.
Paul, Minn. Engaged in milling, lum-
bering, tanning and wagon making.
BULLETIN; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44; subscription .§1.50; established
1879 ; Ferd. Peachman, editor and publisher ;
circulation. K 1.
BARABOO, C. n., Sauk Co., u 4,143
pop., on Baraboor., and Wisconsin division
of Chicago & Northwestern Ri., about 40
WISCONSIN.
m. N. W. of Madison. Centre of an agri-
cultural district. The river affords water
power.
NEWS; Tuesdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; J. F. &
G. A. Kartack, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 1 .
REPUBLIC; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1855 ; John H. Powers, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SAUK CO. DExMOCRAT; Saturdays;
independent-democratic ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.30 ; established 1880 ;
Runge & Grotophorst, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
BARNEVELD, Iowa Co.. g 400
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. Has
creamery,
REGISTER; Fridays; four pages; size
21x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; H. J.
Jones, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BARRON, C. H., Barron Co., tl 700
pop., on the Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Mary &
Atlantic Rd., and on Yellow r., which af-
fords two water powers which are used in
lumber, flour and woolen manufactures.
In a lumbering and agricultural district.
BARRON CO. SHIELD; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1876 ; Chas. S. Tavlor,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
BAYFIELD, C. H., Bayfield Co., ^
1,650 pop., on Bayfield Harbor, Lake Supe-
rior, 16 m. from Ashland. Is the lake ter-
minus of Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha, Bayfield Harbor & Great Western
and the Bayfield Transfer Rds. Engaged
in fishing, quarrying and lumbering. A
superior summer resort and brook trout
fishing section. Large docks and elevators
are in process of construction.
BAYFIELD CO. PRESS; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 20x86 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1868 ; Currie G. Bell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BAY VIEW, Milwaukee Co., O, 4,000
pop., on C. & N. W. Rd., 3 m. S. of Mil-
waukee. The works of the North Chicago
Rolling Co. are situated hei-e, employing a
large number of hands. A farming dis-
trict lies to the south and west.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription §1 ; established 1882 ; D. B.
Starkey, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
BEAVER DAM, Dodge Co., d- 4,180
pop., on Northern div. of Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 61 m. from Mil-
waukee. Surrounded by an agricultural
district, possessing water power which
is employed in various manufactures. A
summer resort.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1860 ; Sherman & Hutchins, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
DODGE CO. CITIZEN: Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size of page 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856 ; Thomas
Hughes, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BELLEVILLLE, Dane Co., g 100
pop., 2}4 T^- from Madison, and 10 from
Brooklyn ; in a rich farming section ; has
652
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
exc
cellent water power for manufacturing
, Sat-
i'ption
editor
purposes.
SUGAR RIVER RECORDER;
urdavs ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscri]
$1.20; established 1886; J. M. Williams, e(
and publisher.
BELOIT, Jiock Co., g 6,000 pop., on
Rock r. and on Chicago & Northwestern
and C, M. & St. Paul Rds., 69 m. from
Racine. 91 from Chicago, 14 from Janes-
ville and 85 from Milwaukee. Manufactur-
ing; ample water power; populous farming
district. Several institutions of learning,
among them, Beloit College.
ARGUS ; eveiT morning except Sunday,
and W E E K. Li Y , Fridays ; independent ;
daily tour pages ; weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x30, weeklj' 31x43; subscription—
dailj- $5, weekly S1..50 ; established— daily
1886, weekly 1879; H. H. Swain, editor and
publisher; circulation— weeklj' K 1.
FREE PRESS: every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size — daily 22x30,
weekly 23x44 ; subscription— daily §5.20,
weekly .$2; established— daily 1S79, weekly
1848 ; Cham Ingersoll, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L 2, weeklv K 2.
ROUND TABLE; bi-weekly; sixteen
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription S2.50 ;
established 1854 ; Archaean Union Society of
Beloit College, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 1 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
BERLIN, Green Lake Co., n 4,007 pop.,
on Fox r., terminus Berlin branch of C.
M. & St. Paul Rd., 96 m. from Milwaukee, 22
from Oshkosh. Centre of trade in a cran-
berry-growing country. A granite quarry
is near by, and various industries are car-
ried on.
EVENING JOURNAL ; every evening
except Sunday, and JOURNAL, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; sub-
scription—daily .$5.20, weekly §1 ; established
—daily 1881, weekly 1870 ; Chas. G. Starks, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation— daily L 2 ,
■weekly K 1.
COURANT ; Thursdays, and SATUR-
DAY COURANT, Saturdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription-
Thursday $1, Saturday $1.80; established-
Thursday 1854, Saturday 1887 ; D. Junor, editor
and publisher ; circulation — Thursday K 1.
JOURNAL ; (see Evening Journal.)
SATURDAY COURANT; (see
Courant.)
FAR3IER AND STOCK 31 AN;
monthly; four pages; size 22x30: subscrip-
tion 25 cents; established 1885; J. W. Coon,
editor and publisher.
BLACK EARTH, nane Co., g 700
pop., on Black Earth creek and Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 20 m. W. of Madi-
son. Agricultural district ; shipping point
for grain, tobacco and stock.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; eight pages;
size bf page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lishedl86S ; C. Burnett, editor ; Burnett & Son,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, C. H.,
Jackson Co., -a 2,.320 pop., on Black r. and
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
Rd., 45 m. from La Crosse. Engaged in the
lumber trade and various manufactures.
A farming countrj' lies to the north, south
and west, and beds of iron ore are in the
WISCONSIN.
vlcinitj, in connection with which a sixty-
ton blast furnace has been erected.
BADGER STATE BANNER; Thurs
days ; independent-
republican ; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription §2; es-
tablished 1856;
Cooper & Co., edi-
tors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
JACKSON CO. JOURNAL; Tues-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.'50; established 1886; Journal Printing Co.,
editors and publishers.
WISCONSIN INDEPENDENT;^
Wednesdays: republican; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 18T1 ; P.
O'Brien, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
BLOOMINGTON, Grant Co., p 680
pop., on Blake's creek, 16 m. W. of Lancas-
ter, and 18 from Prairie du Chlen ; also 12
from Bridgepoi-t on C, M. & St. P. Rd. and
10 from Glen Haven on C, B. & N. Rd. ; in a
farming section. Ships wheat, flax, hogs,
cattle, etc., and has two creameries and
large hoop-pole shop.
ADVANCE; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
2 ; estab-
editor ; H. C.
size
lished 18S6 ; H. C. Schultz,
Schultz & Co., publishers.
RECORD ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50; established 1880 ; L.
C. McKenney, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
BO SCO BEL, Grant Co., pi, 428t pop.,
on Wisconsin r. and on Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 70 m. from Madison and
about 25 from Prairie du Chien. Has sev-
eral flouring mills, stave, hoop-pole and
plow factories and a foundry.
DIAL; Tuesdaj's; republican; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1872 ; Mrs. L. P. Lesler, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BRANDON, Fond du Lac Co., D- 700
pop., in Metomen township, on Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 76m. from Mil-
waukee and 20 from Berlin. Trade centre
for a very superior farming section.
TIMES: Thursdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Martin C. Short, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
BRODHEAD, Green Co., p 1,545-
pop., on Sugar r. and Mineral Point division
of C, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., at junc-
tion of Albany branch, 89 m. from Mil-
waukee and 20 from Janesville. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1860 ; E. A. Charlton, editor and
publisher ; circulation .J 1 .
REGISTEIJ ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Louis Sprague and Burr Sprague, editors and
publishers : circulation K 1.
BROOKLYN, Green Co.. g 2.50 pop.,,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., (i m. from
Evansville. In an agricultural and lum-
bering section.
RECORD AND MESSENGER?
monthly ; primitive methodist ; four pages ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
653
WISCOXSIX.
size 20x2fi : subscription, 50 cents : established
1874; Rev. W. J. C. Bond, editor and pub-
lisher ; does not insert advertisements.
BURLINGTON, Haciiie Co., 0, 1,800
pop., on Fo-x r. and C, M. & St. P. and
Wisconson Central Rds., 27 ni. from Racine.
The river furnishes power, which is em-
ployed in several manufactories. Has two
new bi'ick and tile works.
FREE PRESS; Tuesdays; four pages;
size 26x4(); subscription 81-50; established
1880 ; W. A. Colby, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
STANDARD DE3IOCRAT; Satur-
days ; democratic; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1863 ; James
I. Toner, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BUTTERNUT, Ashland Co., [^ 200
pop., on Wisconsin Central Rd., 50 m. from
Ashland and 30 from Hurley. In a lumber-
ing and agricultural district. Several iron
mines in the vicinity.
TI3IEvS; Saturdays; independent ; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription .S2 ; estab-
lished ISSfi ; Geraghty & McDonald, editors
and publishers.
CADOTT, Chippewa Co., Y^ 1,500 pop.,
12 m. E. of Chippewa Falls, which is on
the Wis. Central Rd. Has a saw mill, large
barrel manufactory and a spoke and hub
factory.
RECORD ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
80x44; subscription §1.50; established 1881;
W. S. Munroe & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
CAM'B'RI A, Columbia Co., a 511 pop..
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 20 m.
E. of Portage. Stock and produce shipping
point.
NEWS ; Saturdaj^s ; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Geo. J.
King, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
CAMBRIDGE, Da7ie Co., Q 360
pop., on Koushkonong r., 2J^ m. from the
Chicago & Northwestern Rd. and 20 E. S. E.
of Madison. Flour and saw mills, graded
school and w^oolen factory.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 : established 1885 ; E. L.
Howe, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
CAMERON, Barron Co., )j 300 pop.,
on Chippewa Falls & Northern branch of
the Chicago, St. P., Minn. & O. Rd., at its
junction with the Minn., Ste. Marie & At-
lantic Rd., 8 m from Rice Lake. Iron ore
and mineral paint are found here and
shipped in large quantities.
BARRON CO. INDEPENDENT;
Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
:^Jx44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1886 ;
S. S. Hull, editor and publi.sher.
CASSVILLE, Grant Co., jD 850 pop.,
on Mississippi r., 2 m. by ferry from Turkey
r., Iowa, and 14 from Blooniington.
CURRENT; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x30; subscription $1.20; established 1885;
Walter W. Pollock, editor and publisher.
CEDARBURG, Ozaukee Co.. D- 1,300
pop., on Wisconsin Central Rd., 23 m. N. of
Milwaukee. Flouring mills and manufac-
tories of cassimeres, flannels, gloves.
WISCONSIN.
shawls, sash, etc., also valuable stone quar-
ries.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
Fred W. Horn, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
CENTRALIA, Wood Co., n 1,900
pop., at junction of G. B., W. & St. P. and
Wis. Valley branch of C, M. & St. P. Rds.,
separated from Grand Rapids (Wis.) by
Wisconsin r. Lumbering and manufactur-
ing town.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 18T9 ; E. B. Rossier, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
CHETEK, Barron Co., ']j 600 pop. In
a farming and lumbering district.
ALERT; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription §1.50; established 1882;
Walter Speed, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
CHILTON, C. H., Calumet Co., d- 1,500
pop., on Manitowoc r., about 10 m. E. of
Lake Winnebago and on Milwaukee &
Northern Rd., 79 m. from Milwaukee. In a
farming and dairying district.
GUARDIAN; Thursdays; republican;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.75;
established 1886; Wm. B. Minahan & Son,
editors and publishers.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; Hume Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
WISKONSIN DEMOKRAT; Fri-
days; German ; independent ; eight pages;
size 34x46 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1873 ;
Henry Arnold, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, C. H., Chip-
pewa Co., \3 10,000 pop., on Chippewa r., at
Chippewa Falls, about 12 m. from Eau
Claire, on C, St. P., M. & O., Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Wisconsin
Central Rds. Has very great water power,
and is engaged in the lumber trade and
agnculture ; the town is the centre of an
important saw-mill region.
CHIPPEWA CO. INDEPENDENT ?
Wednesdays ; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1881 ; J. N. Phillips,
editor ; Independent Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the Real
Estate Journal.
CHIPPEWA HERALD; Fridays; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.5(1; established 1870; Geo. C. Ginty,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
CHIPPEWA TI3IES ; Wednesdays;
democratic; eiglit pages; size 30x44; sub-
scription §2 ; established 1875 ; Hoffman &
Cunningham, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
WORKMAN; Thursdays: eight pages;
size 35x4S ; subscription $2; established 1880;
G. L. Jones, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REAIi ESTATE JOT RNAE; month
ly ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1876 ; J. N. Phillips, editor;
Independent Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culati' n K 1 ; issues also the Chippen-a Co. In-
dependent.
CLEAR LAKE, Polk Co., ^ 824
pop., 36 m. from Hudson, on the Chicago,
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rd. A farm-
ing and lumbering section.
HERAIjD; Fridays; four pages; size
26x4(1 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
A. T. Churchill, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
654
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
CLINTON, iiock Co., p 1,000 pop., at
junctiou of Chicago & N. W. and C, M. & St.
P. Rds. Engaged in milling and the manu-
facture of carriages. Also has grain ele-
vators.
H E R A Li D ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1874; R. W. Cheever, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
CL.INTONVII.LE, Waupaca Co., n
1,117 pop., on M., L. S. & W. Rd., 38 m. from
Waupaca and 40 from Oshkosh. Shipping
point for hemlock bark, ties, shingles and
lumber, having two saw mills in operation.
Has also two flour mills and is a good mar-
ket for grain.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; Frank H. Brady, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; the fifth page
is entitled the Newsboy and dated at Marion.
COLBY, Clark Co., tl 500 pop., on Wis.
Central Rd. Lumbering district ; various
manufacturing enterprises ; soil adapted
to farming.
PHONOGRAPH; Thursdays ; f our
pages; size 2<5x40; subscription SI. 30; estab-
lished 1878 ; Shafer Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
COLUMBUS, Columbia Co., G 2,024
pop., on La Crosse div. of C, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 30 m. from I'ortage and 68
from Milwaukee. Engaged principally in
agriculture and is a business centre.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1868: H. D. James, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Sat urdajs ; republican ;
eight pages : size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1868 ; J. R. Decker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CRANDON, C. H., Forest Co., cf
200 pop., 35 m. from Antigo. Small manu-
factories and stores.
FOREST LEAVES ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
S1.5II; established 1885; M. A. Fay, editor and
publisher ; cii-culation L 1 .
FOREST REPIBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 20x2<i ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 188(j ; Samuel Shaw,
editor and publisher.
CUMBERLAND, Barron Co., \2 642
pop., on N. Wis. div. of C, St. P., M. & O.
Rd. In a section devoted to lumber pro-
duction.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x;M ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 ; Cumberland Publishing Co., editors and
publishers: circulation L2.
DARLINGTON, C. H., La Fayette
Co., 9 1,800 pop., on Pecatonica r. and Min-
eral Point div. of C, M. & St. P. Rd., 15 m.
from Mineral Point and 150 from Chicago.
Engaged in manufacturing, and is a depot
for the shipment of grain, cattle, pork, etc.
DE:>fOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2;
established 1865 ; J. G. Knight, editor and
puVjlisher; circulation K 2.
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 18S5 ; Jas. R. Rose, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WISCONSIN.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 18S5 ; Henry L. Brown, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
RA DIATOR ; Tuesdays ; prohibition ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; S. H. Cook & Co., editors
and publishers.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1860 ; J. G. Monahan, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
DEERFIELD, ^ane Co., g 400 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 16 m. from
Madison, the countj" seat and capital. To-
bacco the chief industry.
TOBACCO HERALD; Fridays; com-
mercial; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50; established 1885; C. L. Hubbs, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
DELAFIELD, Waukesha Co., O, 300
pop., 2 m. S. of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 6 m. from Oconomowoc.
ST. JOHN'S CALL; monthly; twelve
pages; size of page lijx22; subscription 60
cents; established 1SS5 ; Studentsof St. John's
Academy, editors and publishers ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
DEL A VAN, Walworth Co., r^ 2,460
pop., on Turtle creek and S. W. div. of
C, M. & St P. Rd., 46 m, from Racine, 13
from Clinton and 63 from Milwaukee. In
a good farming region, with superior attrac-
tions as a summer resort. The town con-
tains the Wisconsin Institution for the
Deaf and Dumb, a dental college and other
educational institutions. Delavan Lake is
2 m. distant.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1S7S ; H. T. Sharp, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1862 ; W. G. Weeks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J 1 .
WISCONSIN DEAF MUTE TIMES;
Thursdays; eight pages; size 21x28: sub-
scription 75 cents ; established 1878 ; C. E.
Badger, editor ; pupils of the Wisconsin Deaf
and Dumb Institution, publishers ; does not
insert advertisements.
HORSE BREEDER; monthly; live
stock ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1887 ; M. A. Brown, editor
and publisher.
DE PERE, Brown Co., D- 2,143 pop.
(with West De Pere 4,500), on Fox r. and
Chicago & Northwestern and IVIllwaukee Sc
Northern Rds. Engaged in manufactures
of various kinds, principally pig iron, agri-
cultural implements, freight cars, drain
tile and wooden ware. Terminus of a line
of propellers.
BROWN CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscri))tion $2 ; established 1877 ; F. Meyer &
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1;
dated at De Pere and Nicollet.
DE STAXDAARD; Thursdays; Hol-
landish ; catholic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2: established 1878; E. Van
de Casteele and J. B. Heyrman, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
\ E W S ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 2-^x44: subscription $2; established
1871 : Proctor & Hallin, editors and publishers ;
circ'n K 2 ; dated at De Pere and Nicollet.
DE SOTO, Vernon Co., -n 400 pop.,
on Mississippi r. and C, B. & N. Rd., in an
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
655
WISCONSIN.
agricultural section. Steamboat cominuui-
catiou with Lansiug, 5 m.
CHRONICLE ; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 22x3U ; subscription S1.5U ; established
18S6 ; Fred Z. Alexander, editor and publisher.
DODGE VILLiE, C. H., Iowa Co., g
1,663 pop., 47 ni. from Madison, on Monfort
div. of C. & N. W. Rd. Lead and zinc mines
are in vicinity. The centre of a fine agri-
cultural and stock-raising region.
CHRONICLE ; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established IS.'iS ; A. S. Hearn. editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2. S^~ Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Feb. 25,
1887, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 1,617
copies.
SUN; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
Eages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
shed 1S81 ; A. BIcArthur, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
DURAND, J'epin Co., -a 1,200 pop.,
on Chippewa r. and Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., about 20 ra. from its entrance
Into Mississippi r. Largest town in a radius
of 25 m. and a business centre. Surrounded
by a wheat-growing country.
PEPIN CO. COURIER; Fri
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1877 ; Eldridge &
Morsbach, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
EAGLE RIVER, Oneida Co., -D 800
pop., on Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Rd.; in an excellent farming, mining and
■ lumbering section, 5ii m. fi'oni Antigo.
VINDICATOR; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subsci'iption
$1.50; established 1886; P. O'Brieu, editor and
publisher.
EAST TROY, Walworth Co., C^ 1,400
pop., 4 in. from Troy Centre, 12 from Bur-
lington, and 30 W. of Milwaukee. Engaged
in various manufactures, but chiefly de-
voted to agricultural pursuits.
ST A R ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; Myron
E. Keats, editor ; W. G. Weeks, publisher.
EAIJ CLAIRE, C. H., Eau Claire Co.,
\l 34,772 pop., on Chicago, St. Paul, Minneap-
olis & Omaha, Wisconsin Central and Chip-
pewa Valley division of the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rds., also at junction
of Eau Claire and Chippewa rs., 95 m. E. of
St. Paul ; 275,000,000 ft. of lumber, besides
large quantities of shingles, are manufac-
tured annually; said to be the largest lum-
ber manufacturing city in the West ; centre
of trade for a radius of 75 miles.
FREE PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and ^VEERLY, Thursdaj's ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weeklj' 28x44; subscription — daily $7.50, weekly
$2 ; established — daily 1873, weekly 1858 ;
Free Press Co., publishers; circulation— daily
Kl, weekly .7 2.
LEADER; every, morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; four
pages ; size— dailv 24x36, weeklv 28x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $6 ; established 1881 ; W. K.
Atkinson, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily K 1, weekly K 2.
CHIPPEWA ANZEIGER ; Fridays;
German ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; Theodore Freidlauder,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WISCONSIN.
N E W S ; Saturdajs ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1869 ; S. S. Kepler, editor ; Eau Claire
News Co.. publishers; circulation L 2.
WORK-TIAN'S GAZETTE ; Satur
days; labor; four pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1886; George W.
Williams, editor and publisher.
EDGERTON, Jiock Co., g 2,000 pop.,
on Chic, Mil. & St. Paul Rd., 2 m. from
Rock r. and 25 from Madison, 71 from
Milwaukee. Centre of and one of the prin-
cipal tobacco-shipping points in the to-
bacco region of the State ; over thirty -five
tobacco warehouses located here.
INDEX; Saturdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; established 1886 ; J. G. Patterson, edi-
tor and publisher.
WISCONSIN TOBACCO REPORT-
ER; Fridays; eight pages ; size 30x44; sub-
scription S1.5U ; established 1874 ; Fred. W.
Coon, editor and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
ELKHORN, C. H., Walworth Co., □,
1,249 pop., on Racine & S. W. div. of C, M.
& St. P. Rd., 40 m. from Racine. In a fertile
agricultural district, the surrounding land
being rolling prairie.
WALAVORTH CO. INDEPEND-
ENT; Thursdays; republican; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ;
Park & Kenney, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 1.
ELLSWORTH, C. H., Pierce Co., )j
432 pop., at terminus of a branch of the
Omaha Rd., 18 m. E. of Prescott and 12 from
River Falls. Engaged in miscellaneous
manufactures, and located in a well-tim-
bered country, with fertile "openings."
Ships basswood, hardwood, staves, etc.,
and cheese and farm products.
PIERCE CO. HERALD; Wednesdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1868 ; Case & Doolittle,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
ELROY, Juneau Co., n 1,500 pop., on
Chicago & N. W. Rd., at junction with C,
St. P., M. & O. Rd., and on Baraboo r. In an
excellent farming country.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1881 ; T K. Dunn, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
WISCONSIN STATES]>IAN; Thurs
days ; temperance ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1882 : D. C. Tal-
bot, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
EVANSVILLE, Hock Co., g 1,500
pop., on Madison division of Chicago &
Northwestern Rd., 22 m. S. of Madison.
Has one tack and five tobacco factories ;
also machine shops and iron foundry. Sur-
rounded by a farming country.
ENTERPRISE; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; C. A. Libby, editor ; Evansville
Publishing Association, publishers ; circula-
tion .1 1 .
REVIEW; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; I. A. Hoxie, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays: eight pages;
size 26x40: subscription $1.25; established
1886; R. M. Antes Printing and Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
6:)6
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
WISCOXSIX.
FIFIELD, Price Co. r^ 500 pop., 250
m. from Milwaukee, on the Wisconsin Cen-
tral Rd. Lumbering is the principal in-
dustrj-.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 2(ix40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
G. E. Sackett, editor and publisher; circ'n L 1 .
FLORENCE, C. H., Florence Co., r/
2,500 pop., on Menominee Range br. of C. &
N. W. Rd. and proposed line of three other
Rds. Valuable iron mines are being worked
here, and iron ore and lumber form the
principal exports. Manufacturing and
farming are the leading industries.
MINING NEWS; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 3(3x44 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; C. S. Osborn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
FOND DU IjAC,C.n., Fond du Lac
Co., D- 13,480 pop., at S. end of Lake Winne-
bago, on Chicago & Northwestern and Wis-
consin Central Rds., at terminus of the Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 60 m. from
Milw^aukee and 177 from Chicago. An im-
portant grain, lumber and pork market.
Considerable manufacturing carried on.
C03I3tONWEAIiTH ; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
republican ; dailj- lour pages, weeklj' eight
pages ; size — daily 24x35, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription— daily S7.75, weekly $1.50 ; estab-
lished—dailj- 1870, weekly 1851 ; Common-
wealth Printing Co., publishers ; circulation
— daily K 1, weekly J 2.
REPORTER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and SATURDAY REPORTER,
Saturdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
30x44 ; subscription — dailv $7.50, weekly $1.50 ;
established— daily 1883, weekly 1860; L. A.
Lange, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K 2, weekly I 2 .
A US DER HEIMAT; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
§2 ; established 18S6 ; Chas. A. Bruederle, edi-
tor and publisher.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size .iUx44 ; subscription $2.60; established
1886 ; J. L. Thwlng, editor ; Thwing & Black-
burn, publishers.
J O U R N A Li ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size ^3x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1846 ; Beeson & McLoughlin, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
NORDWESTLICHER COURIER;
Thursdays; German; democratic; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1871 ;
William F. Weber, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 1 ; a four page supplement, entitled
Daheim, size 16x22, is issued regularly with
the paper.
SATURDAY REPORTER ; (see Re-
porter.)
FORT ATKINSON, Jefferson Co.M
2,015 pop., on Rock r. and Chicago & North-
western Rd., 20 m. from Janesville and 111
from Chicago. In an agricultural district ;
has manufactures and mills, and is the
centre of a grain, dairy and tobacco district.
JEFFERSON CO. I NTON; Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size .'50x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.75; established 1870; W. D. Hoard,
editor and publisher; circulation .12; an
edition, same size and title, is printed in Ger
man, subscription $2; circulation Kl; a
dairy edition, entitled Hoard's Dairyman,
is also is.'iued regularly with the paper, sub-
8cri)itioii $1.
WISCONSIN CHIEF; semi-monthly;
temperance : four pages ; size 17x26 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1861 ; Emma Brown,
editor and publisher.
WISCOXSIN.
FORT HOWARD, Brown Co., a-
3,749 pop., on Fox r., at head of Green bay
and opposite the city of Green Bay with
which it is connected bj^ several bridges.
On C. & N. W., Green Bay, Winona & St.
Paul and Milwaukee & Northern Rds. En-
gaged in lumber trade and manufactures.
REVIEW; Saturdays; eight pages; size
.50x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1875 ;
James Kerr & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
SENTINEL ; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1882 ; Wm. Humphreville, editor ;
Sentinel Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K 1.
FOUNTAIN CITY, Buffalo Co., -a
1,000 i3op., on Mississippi r., 8 m. above Wi-
nona and 40 above La Crosse, on the line
of the Chicago, Burlington & Northern
Rd. Has a steamer landing, and is a grain
and wheat market ; lies in an agricultural
district. Has planing and flouring mills.
BUFFALO CO. REPUBL.IKANER;
Thursdays ; German ; independent-demo-
cratic; four pages : size28x4'J ; subscription $2;
established 1861 ; Hepp & Utermoehl, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
FOX LAKE, Dodge Co., a- 1,100 pop.,
at outlet of Fox Lake, and on branch of C,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 65 m. from Mil-
waukee. In a wheat-growing section.
LAKE BREEZE; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1866 ; J. E. Shirk, edi-
tor; W. M. Shirk, publisher; circulation L2.
FRIENDSHIP, C. H., Adams Co., n
137 pop., on Little Roche-a-Cris r. and Prince-
ton & Valley Junction extension of the Chi-
cago & Northwestern Rd. Engaged in rais-
ing hops, stock and grain.
ADAMS CO. PRESS; Saturdays ;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1861 ; S. W. Pierce,
editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
GALESVILLE, Trempealeau Co., -a
600 pop., at terminus Galesville & Mississippi
River branch of the Chicago & Northwest-
ern Rd., 7 m. N. E. of Trempealeau, 15 from
Winona, Minn., and 20 from La Crosse, Wis.
Has a flouring mill and other manufac-
tories. Seat of a university.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1874 ; S. S. Luce & Son, editors ; W. S.
Luce, publisher ; circulation K 1.
GLIDDEN, Ashland Co., [^ 350 pop.,
on Wisconsin Central Rd. and Chippewa
r., 43 m. from Ashland. Manufactui-es lum-
ber; surroimded by a farming and iron
mining country.
PIONEER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages; size 26x40; .subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; R. M. Williams, editor and
publislier ; circulation L 2
GRAND RAPIDS, C. H., Wood Co.,
n 1,750 pop., on Wisconsin r. and on line
of G. B., W. & St. P. and C, M. & St. P. Rds.,
100 m. N. of Portage City. Engaged in manu-
facturing wood pulp, paper, flour, hubs,
spokes and furniture. Kaolin and fire-clay
exist in the neighborhood, and cranberries
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
657
WISCONSIN.
are cultivated in the surrounding country.
Said to have the finest water power on
Wisconsin r., with a fall of 47 feet to the mile.
TRIBUNE; Saturdaj-s; four pages; size
24xa5; subscriptions!; established 1873; E.
B. Brundage, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2
WOOD CO. REPORTER; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S1.50 ; established 1857 ; A. L. Fontaine,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRANTSBURG, C. H., Burnett Co.,
'n 300 pop., on Wood r., 75 m. from St. Paul,
Blinn., on a branch of the St. Paul & Duluth
Rd. Has several saw and flour mills.
BURNETT CO. SENTINEL; Fiidays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x85 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1875; W. E. Tal-
boys, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
GREEN BAY, C. H., Bro7on Co., o
7,479 pop., on Fox r., at head of Green bay
and on Chicago & Northwestern, Green
Bay, Winona & St. Paul, Wisconsin &
Michigan and Milwaukee & Xorthern Rds.
This city was founded by the French in 1745.
Has harbor and lake commerce. Engaged
in lumber and general jobbing trade. Fish
business carried on.
STATE GAZETTE; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satiu'days ;
republican; daily fom- pages, weekly eight
pages ; size — dailj* 24xa5, weekly 31x46 ; sub-
scription—dailv ST, weeklj' SI. 25 ; established
—daily 1871, weekly 1866; Dwight I. Follett,
editor and publisher ; circulation— dally L 2 ,
•weeklv J 1.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 31x49 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1846; Mrs Charles D. Robinson,
editor; Robinson & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion .T 2 .
DER LANDSMANN ; Wednesdays;
German ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription S2 ; established 188:3 ; Leh-
mann & Robinson, editors and publishers ;
circulation .T 2.
31 U S I C A E JOURNAL. ; monthly ;
music ; twenty pages ; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1878 ; G. & R. Kus-
termann, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
HAMMOND, St. Croix Co., \2 500
pop., ou Eastern division of Chicago, St. P.
and Minneapolis & Omaha, Rds., 3 m. from
Baldwin and 18 from Hudson, the county
seat. Has large flouring and feed mills.
REVIEW; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription S1.25 ; established 18S6 ; H.
L. Frost, editor and publisher.
HARTFORD, Washington Co., D- 1,675
pop., on N. Div. of C, MU. & St. Paul Rd., 35
m. N. W. of Milwaukee. Engaged in manu-
facture of agricultural implements, gloves,
mittens, staves, furniture, etc.
PRESS; Fridays; republican ; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription S1.50; established
1872 ; Le Count & Butterfleld, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
HAYWARD, C. H.. Saivyer Co., ^
1,201 pop., on Northern div. of C, St. P. and
M. & O. Rd., 60 m. S. W. of Ashland and 125
N. E. of St. Paul, IVIinn. Has flom-ing,
planing and saw mills.
NORTH WISCONSIN NEWS ; Sat
urdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ; E. O.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
WISCONSIN.
HILLSBOROUGH, Vernon Co., -o
450 pop., on the west branch of the Bara- -
boo r. Agriculture and lumbering are the
principal industries.
WISCONSIN SENTRY; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tabllshetl 1884 ; C.W. T. Heath, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2.
HORICON, ^Dodge Co., D- 1,500 pop.,
50 m. from Milwaukee. A manufactiu-ing
town.
DODGE CO. REPORTER; Fridays;
independent ; eight pages ; size ;50x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1884; C. A. Petti-
bone, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
HUDSON, C. H., St. Croix Co., "ti 3,200
pop., on St. Ci'oix 1*. and the terminal point
of the four divisions of the C, St, P., M. & O.
Rd., 20 m. E. of St. Paul, Minn. The river is
navigable for large steamboats to this
point and 40 m. above. Engaged in manu-
facturing and a shipping point for wheat.
STAR AND TI3IES; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1855 ; Taylor & Price, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TRUE REPUBLICANj Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; Cline & Coggswell, editors and
publishers ; cii-culation K 2.
HURLEY, Ashland Co., [^ 1,000 pop.,
on Montreal r. and Milwaukee, Lake Shore
& Western Rd. Centre of the iron-mining
industry.
GOGEBIC IRON TRIBUNE;
Saturdays ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ;
subscription $2; established 1886; Tribune
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
MONTREAL RIVER MINER;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; ' established 1885 ; D. C. Gowdey and
S. D. Goodell, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
I N D £ PE N D E N C E, Trempealeau
Co., -a 500 pop. of village (town 1,069), on G.
B., W. & St. P. Rd. and on Trempealeau r.,
30 m. N. E. of Winona, Minn. Farming,
dairying and flour milling are the chief
pursuits.
NEWS; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
William B. Faulds, editor ; Faulds Bros., pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
JANESVILLE , C. H., Eock Co., g
13,(X)0 pop., on Rock r. and C, M. & St.
P. and Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 91 m.
from Chicago and 70 from Milwaukee.
Rock r. furnishes very abundant power,
■which is employed in extensive manufac-
turing, including farming implements,
carriages, boots, shoes, cigar boxes, furni-
ture, cotton and cotton-batting. Surround-
ed by a fine agi-icultural district.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK-LY, Thursdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size — daily 26x40, weekly
31x48 ; subscription— daily $6, ^veekly .81.50 ;
established — daily 18,57, weekly 1845 ; " Nicho-
las Smith, editor ; Gazette Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily K2, weekly .J 2.
RECORDER; every morning except
Monday, and ROCK CO. RECORDER,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size —
daily 24x40, weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily
S5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1873, weekly
6.18
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCOXSJX.
1869 ; A. O. Wilson, editor : Recorder Printing
Co., publishers ; circ'n— daily .1 1, weekly .J 1.
ROCK CO. RECORDER; (see i2e
corder.)
SIGNALi ; Saturdays; eight pages: size
3^1x44 ; subscription SI ; established 188(5 ; Gar-
rett Veeder, editor and publisher.
SUN; Saturdays; eiglit pages ; size 30x44;
subscription §1; established 1881; J. B. Sils-
bee & Co.. editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
JEFFERSON, C. H., Jefferson Co., O,
2,500 pop., on Wisconsin division of Chicago
& Northwestern Rd., 13 m. S. of Water-
town, 117 from Chicago, 45 from Milwaukee
and 35 from Madison. Rock r. furnishes
power for several mills and factories
here. Has a large pork-packing establish-
ment and two tanneries.
BANNER; Thursdays; democratic; four
f)ages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
ished 1860; O. F. Roessler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 . SW" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Xov IS,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of the
American XeirspajJer Directory, 1,086 copies.
An edition entitled Dos Banner, printed in
English and German, is also issued on Thurs-
days.
WIDOWS' AND ORPHANS'
FRIEND ; semi-monthly ; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1885 ;
James W. Ostrauder, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
JUNEAU, C.H.,X)ofZ5re ao-.D- 600 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 15 m.
N. of Watertown, 58 N. W. of Milwaukee
and 145 from Chicago. Shipping point for
produce.
TEL.EPHONE ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1877 ; Juneau Telephone Pub. Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
KAUKAUNA, Outagamie Co., n- 4,500
pop., 7 m. from Appleton, on the C. & N. W.
and M., L. S. & W. Rds., and also near Gov-
ernment canal. Has great water power;
carries on general manufacturing.
POSTBOTE; Thvirsdays ; German ; eight
pages ; size oUx44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lisued 1886 ; Schneider & Emmers, editors and
publishers.
SUN; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
established 1885 ; H. D. Wing, editor ; Sun
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation L 2.
TI3IES ; Fridaj's ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription SI 5(i; established 1880; Bidwell
& Raught, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1; dated at Kaukauna and Ledyard.
KENOSHA, C. H., Kenosha Co., 0,0,000
pop., on Lake Michigan, 35 m. S. of Milwau-
kee and 51 N. of Chicago, on Chicago & Mil-
"waukee division and Kenosha & Rockford
branch of Chicago & Northwestern Rd. It
has a good harbor and considerable lake
commerce. Has large rolling mills, and is
engaged in manufacturing wagons, brass
goods, sashes, doors, blinds, engines, malt,
beer, leather, wire mattresses, tiles, and
various other goods and articles. Sur-
rounded by a butter, cheese and farming
district.
COURIER; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.75 ;
established 1879; W. B. Martindale, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
WISCONSIN.
tablished 1840; M. Frank, editor ; J. A. Killeen.
publisher ; circulation K 1 ; issues also the
Union.
UNION; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
lished 1866; J. A. Killeen, editor and pub-
lisher; cii-culation K 2; issues also the Tele-
graph.
KEWAUNEE, C. H., Kewaunee Co., d-
1,200 pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth of
Kewaunee r., 27 m. E. of Green Bay. Ships
wheat, lumber, bark, etc.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1859 ;
A. C. Voshardt, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
KILBOURN CITY, Columbia Co.,
D 1,100 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., at the well-known Delles of
the Wisconsin r. A summer resort, with
numerous hotels and local industries.
MIRROR- GAZETTE ; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1.50 ;
established 1856 ; J. E. Jones, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
KINGSTON, Green Lake Co., n 200
pop., on Grand r., 12 m. N. of Cambria.
Stock and produce point.
SPY; Wednesdays; independent; eight
pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; W. E. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
liA CROSSE, C. H., La Crosse Co., -n
25,(X)0 pop., on E. bank of Mississippi r. and
terminus of four divisions of Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd. Terminus also of
the Green Bay, Winona & St. Paul Rd., and
on the Chicago & Northwestern and Chi-
cago, Burlington & Northern Rds. An im-
portant lumber shipping and manufactur-
ing point, and engaged in other manufac-
turing and river commerce. The citj' has
water works, electric light, gas works and
various other improvements, and is an im-
portant centre of trade.
MORNING CHRONICLE; every
morning except Monday, and CHRON-
ICLE, Thursdays; independent-democratic;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size
—daily 24x:34, weekly (size of page) 17x20 ; sub-
scription— daily $8, weekly $1 ; established
1851; Ellis B. Usher, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily .T 2, weeklj' J 1.
REPUBLICAN AND LEADER;
everj' evening except Sunday, and WEEK.-
L Y, Saturdays ; republican ; daily six pages,
weekly four pages; size— daily (size of page)
17x24, weekly 3ilx45; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2.50; established 1854; W. R. Finch,
editor and publisher ; circulation— dailj^ J 1 ,
weekly I 1 .
CHiROMCLE; (see Morning Chronicle.)
F A E D R E li A N D E T O G E 31 1 -
GRANTEN ; Tuesdays; Norwegian; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size of page 17x24 ; sub-
scription .§2 ; established 1851 ; F. A. Husher,
editor and publisher ; circulation G 1 ; issued
simultaneously at La Crosse and Minne-
apolis, Minn.
NEWS; Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages; size 24x:35; suV)scriptiou .$1.50; estab-
lished 18S2: George M. Read, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NORD STERN; Thursdays; German;
eight pages ; size :55x48 ; subscription .$2 ; es-
tablished 1856; Adolf Candrian, editor and
publisher ; circulation II; an eight i)age sup-
plement, entitled Xord Stern Blaettcr, is also
issued, subscription $1.
WISCONSIN LABOR ADVOCATE;
Fridays ; labor ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
659
WISCONSIN.
scriptioii $1.5() ; established 1886 ; Geo. E.
Taylor, editor and publisher.
EOCLESIAJSTES ; monthly; protest-
ant episcopal ; forty pages ; size of page
8x11 ; siibscriptif>n 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
Rev. W. P. Ten Broeck, editor and publisher.
LAKE GENEVA, Walworth Co., n\
2,281 pop., on the celebrated Lake Geneva,
and on Geneva branch of Chicago & North-
western Rd. A widely-known summer
resort, with a large summer population.
HERAIiD: Fridays; I'epublican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.75; estab-
lished 1872 ; J. E. Heg, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1. Fi-om June 1 to September
1 the Cisco, eight pages, size 26x40. is also
issued as a " season " paper every Saturday
evening; subscription for the season 50 cents.
NEWS; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.20 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; A. K. Owen, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1 ; a daily is issued during the
summer season.
LAKE MILLS, Jefferson Co., O, 837
pop., on Milwaukee & Madison div. of Chica-
go & Northwestern Rd., 26 m. E. of Madison
and 12 from Watertown ; a summer resort ;
farming ; butter and cheese making ; also
some manufacturing.
LiEADER? Thursdays; independent; four
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1878 ; C. L. Hubbs, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
LANCASTER, C. H., Grant Co., D
1,500 pop., on Milwaukee & Madison division
of C. & N. "W. Rd., about 14 m. from Missis-
sippi r. and about 25 S. E. of Prairie du
Chien. Lead mines in vicinity. Centre of
a mineral and agricultural county. En-
gaged in the manufacture of woolen goods.
GRANT CO. HERALD; semi weekly,
Mondays and Thursdays ; republican ; foui'
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1843 ; Walter G. Chandler, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
TELiLiER; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
Edward Pollock, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 1 .
LA VALLE, Sauk Co., a 400 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 24 m. from
Baraboo, the county seat. Has stave and
hoop factory, and is engaged in lumbering.
PliAINDEALER; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; C. T. Leonard, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
LEDYARD, Outagamie Co., n- 1,250
pop. Engaged in manufactures of various
kinds.
TI3IES; (see Kaukauna.)
LODI, Columbia Co., n 725t pop. ,20 m.
from Madison, on Chicago & Northwestern
Rd. Has fine water power. Surrounded
by an agricultural and stock-raising dis-
trict.
VAIiLiEY NEWS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.5(D ; established 1874 ; Peter Richards, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
LONDON, Dane Co , g on Chicago
& Northern Rd., 4 m. N. E. of Deerfleld.
Surrounded by an agricultural district.
L.ONE ROCK REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
Mx84 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 • N. B.
Hood, editor and publisher.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, C. H., Bane Co.. g Slate
capital, 15,000 pop., situated between
Lakes Mendota and Monona, 83 m. from
Milwaukee, at junction of Chicago & North-
western and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rds. and the northern terminus of the
Illinois Central Rd. An important city,
containing the State University and other
educational institutions, and also carry-
ing on numerous manufacturing and mer-
cantile industries. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district.
DEMOCRAT ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly (size of page)
18x24 ; subscription— daily $10, weekly $1 ;
established— daily 1865, weekly 1868 ; Demo-
crat Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily I 2 , weekly H 1.
WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL ;
every evening except Sunday, TRI-
WEEKLY, Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; repub-
lican ; daily and tri-weekly four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— dailj^ and tri-weekly
24x36, weekly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $10,
tri-weekly $5, weekly $U50 ; established— daily
1852, weekly 1839 ; David Atwood, editor and
publisher ; circulation — daily J 1, weekly I 2 ;
inserts no advertisements in triweekly.
AEGIS; Fridays; sixteen pages; size
of page 7x11 ; subscription $1.75 ; established
1869 ; University Press Co., publishei'S ; circu-
lation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during the
collegiate year.
WESTERN FARMER ; Saturdays ;
agricultural ; eight pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Willard
& Wharrv, editors and publishers ; circ'n H 1.
WISCONSIN BOTSCHAFTER;
Thursdays ; German ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1869; Richard Porsch, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
WISCONSIN PROHIBITIONIST;
Thursdays ; temperance ; four pages ; size
24x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
Nelson North, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion .J 2 .
WISCONSIN STAATS-ZEITUNG;
Wednesdays ; German ; twelve pages ; size of
page 16x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1878 ;
Carl G. Schmidt, editor and ' publisher ;
circulation K 2.
>VE STERN GOOD TEMPLAR;
semi-monthly ; temperance ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
18T5 ; Henry H. Roser, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2 .
OUR CHURCH WORK; monthly;
congregational ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; sub-
scription 25 cents ; established 1880 ; Rev. H.
A. Miner, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
WISCONSIN JOURNAL OF EDU-
CATION ; monthly; educational; .sixty
pages octavo ; subscription $1 ; established
1871 ; J. W. Stearns, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation 1 1 .
MANITOWOC, C. H., Manitowoc
Co., D- 6,367 pop., on Lake Michigan, at mouth
of Manitowoc r. and on M., L. S. & W. Rd.,
77 m. fi'om Milwaukee. It has a harbor,
and is engaged in ship-building and mer-
chandising, possessing foundries, machine
shops, stave, edge tool, farming imple-
ments and furniture factories, etc.
DER NORD-WESTEN ; Thursdays ;
German ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
32x42 : subscription $2.50 ; established 1855 ;
Carl H. Schmidt, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1; Der Nord-Westen Sonntags-Blatt,
eight pages, size 21x28. is issued as a supple-
ment.
660
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCOXSIX.
LAKE SHORE TIMES; Tuesdays;
republican; four pages; size 2(3x40; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1881 ; J. S. & E. M. Ander-
son, editors and publishers : circulation K 1.
PILOT; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1859 ; Nagle & Borcherdt, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
POST; Thursdajs; German; four pages;
size 27x39 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Adolph Wittmann, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
TRIBUNE; Thursdaj-s ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1854; Henry Sandford, manager; cir-
culation K 1.
MARINETTE, C. H., Marinette Co.,
cf 9,000 pop., on Chicago & Northwestern and
Wisconsin & Michigan Rds. and on Green
bay, at mouth of Menominee r. Engaged
actively in saw milling, machinery manu-
facturing and paper making.
EAGLE ; semi- weekly, "Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x3ii ; subscription $2 ; established 1871; Eagle
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
MENOIIINEE RIVER LABORER;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion Sl.aO; established 1885; Laborer Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers ; circulation J 2.
NORTH STAR; Fridays ; twelve pages ;
size of page 18x24; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1880 ; C. M. Fairchild, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
MARION, Waupaca Co., n 200 pop.,
on Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Rd.
Surrounded by an excellent agricultural
country.
NEWSBOY; (see Clintonville Tribune.)
MARKESAN, Green Lake Co., a 700
pop., on Grand r., at terminus of Markesan
branch of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 82 m. from Milwaukee and 30 from
Oshkosh, Centre of stock and produce-
shipping region.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882; Chas. Ware, Jr., editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MARSHFIELD, Wood Co., n 2,500
pop., on Wis. Central Rd., 32 m. W. of
Stevens Point. Has valuable lumber manu-
factures, flouring mills, machine shops and
furniture factory.
D E R D E M O K R A T ; Wednesdays ;
German; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; H. J. Pankow, editor
and jjublisher ; circulation L2.
TIMES; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription .SI. 50 ; established 1880 ; Thos. S.
Norton, editor and publisher; circ'u L2.
MAUSTONjC. H., Juneau Co., a 1,500
pop., on Lemonweir r. and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 127 m. from Mil-
waukee. Has an iron foundry, brewery,
flour and other mills.
JUNEAU CO. RUNDSCHAU; Fri-
days; German; four pages; size 23x:%; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1885; German Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulationL 2.
JUNEAU CO. SUN; Fridays ; democrat-
ic; four pages; size 26x4() ; subscription $1.50;
established 1881 ; W. C. Brawley, editor ; Sun
Publisliing Co.. publishers ; circulation .T 1.
STAR ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1857; J. F.
Sprague & Son, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
WISCOXSIN.
YOUNG FOLKS; monthly; juvenile;
eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1886.
GOOD TEMPLAR; quarterly; prohibi-
tion ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription 25
cents ; established 1882 ; B. F. Parker, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
MAYVILLE, Dodge Co., o 1,200 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. An
important iron mining centre. Has also
several breweries and mills and a tannery.
DODGE CO. PIONIER; Thursdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1876 ; J. Maasmanu, editor ;
Jacob Mueller, publisher ; circulation J 1 ; a
four-page literary supplement, entitled Un-
terhaltungsBlatt, is issued regularly with the
paper.
VOLKSFREUND ; Fridays; German;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; H. Spiering, editor and pub-
lisher ; a four-page literai'y supplement, en-
titled Daheim, is issued regularly with the
paper.
MAZOMANIE, Dane Co., g l,646t
pop., 23 m. from Madison, on C, M. &. St. P.
Rd. Has flour and fanning mills, and man-
ufactures wagons, tubs and knit goods,
and ships farm products.
SICKLE; Saturdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ;
Fred. W. Johns, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
MEDFORD, C. H., Taylor Co., ^ 1,200
. pop., on Black r. and Wis. Cen. Rd., 67 m.
from Stevens Point. Adapted to farming.
In a lumber region.
DER WALDBOTE; Saturdays; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; Brucker-Ludloft' Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1 ; is-
sues also Der Ansiedler in Wisconsin.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Saturdays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1884 ; H. Matt, editor ;
F. Perl, publisher ; circulation L 2.
TAY LOR CO. STAR AND NEWS ;
Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size
30x44; .subscription $2; established 1876; E.
T. Wheelock, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
DER ANSIEDLER IN WISCON-
SIN ; semi-monthly ; German ; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Bruckei'-Ludloff Co., editors and publishers ;
an immigration advertising sheet ; issues also
Der Waldbote.
MENASHA, Winnebago Co., D- 5,000
pop., on Fox r., at outlet of Lake Winne-
bago, nearly opposite Neenah, 1 m. distant,
■■on the C. & N. W., Wis. Central, Milwaukee
& Northern and Wisconsin & Michigan Rds.
Contains grist mills, saw mills, potteries,
and iron foundries, breweries, paper and
woolen mills, and pail, hub and, spoke,
chau", excelsior match, broom and sash
and blind factories.
TWIN CITY NE\VS; (see Neenah.)
P R E S S : Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1863; C. J. Augustin. editor; C. F.
Aui^ustin, publisher; circulation K 1.
WINNEBAGO ANZtlGER; Satur
days ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Henry Cornelius, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J 1 ; dated at Menasha and Neenah.
Tlie Haus-Schatz is issued as a supplement ;
subscription (Winnebago Anzeiger and Haus-
Schatz together) $2.50.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
661
WISCOXSIN.
MENOMONIE, C.H., Dunn Co., ^
G.OOO pop., on Red Cedar r. and at intersec-
tion of C, St. P., M. & O. and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rds., 23 m. from Eau
Claire, TO from St. Paul, Minn., and 40 from
Wabasha, at the junction of the Chippewa
and Mississippi rs. Lumber, flour, wheat,
brick, furs and other local products are
shipped from here.
DUNN CO. NEWS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1860 ; Flint & Weber, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
TI3IESS ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages; .size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876; Times Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
MERRILL, C. H., Lincoln Co., -n 4,500
pop., on Wisconsin r., terminus of Wis.
VaUey division of C. M. & St. Paul Rd.
Large lumber interests are centered here,
and lumber, lath and shingles are exten-
sively manufactured.
LINCOLN CO. ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1875 ; Northrop &
Cummer, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
NORTHERN WISCONSIN NEWS;
Fridays : democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; W. H.
danon, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MERRILLAN, Jackson Co., -a 1,003
pop., on Hall's creek, 12 m. from Black
River Falls and about 2(X) from Milwaukee,
at junction of Green Baj', Winona & St. Paul
and C, St. P., M. & O. Rds. Engaged in lum-
ber handling and manufactures. A con-
siderable lumber-shipping point.
WISCONSIN LEADER; Fridays; in-
•dependent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877; R. H. Gile,
■editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILTON, Hock Co., g 693 pop., on
C. M. & St. P. Rd., 8 m. from Janesville, 62
from Milwaukee. Has a college. Cheese,
grain and live stock are exported.
TELEPHONE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription Sl.40; established
1880; J. C. Bartholf, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
MILTON JUNCTION, Mock Co.,
Q 600 pop., at junction of Wisconsin div.
of Chicago & Northwestern and Prairie du
Chien div. of Chicago, Slilwaukee & St.
Paul Rds.
N E W S ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; F.
R. Morris & Co., editors and publishers.
MILWAUKEE, C. H., Milwaukee
Co., ^ 175,(X»0 pop., on W. shore of Lake
Michigan, 85 m. N. of Chicago, with which
it is connected by two lines of railway (and
by steamers during the season of naviga-
tion). Has one of the finest harbors on
the lakes. It has a large commerce as
a wholesale market, and is becoming
more noted as a manufacturing cen-
tre. Its grain elevators have an aggre-
gate storage capacity of between five and
six million bushels, and its flour mills are
capable of manufacturing a million and
a half barrels of flour annually. The an-
WISCONSIX.
nual product of the breweries represents a
money value of between eight and nine
millions of dollars. The total value of all
its manufactures in 1880 was about fifty
millions of dollars. It is also the terminus
of the Wisconsin Central and the Milwau-
kee, Lake Shore & Western Rds. Milwau-
kee is noted for the beauty and healthf ul-
ness of its situation, and Its many fine
buildings.
DER SEEBOTE; every evening except
Sunday, TELEPHON, Sundays, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; German; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 30x46 ; subscription-
daily .S9, weekly $2.50, Sunday $2; established
1851 ; P. V. Deuster & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily 1 1 , weekly G 2.
Am Hausli Chen Herd ; eight pages ; size 21x28 ;
is issued as a literary supplement to the Sat-
urday issue.
EVENING WISCONSIN; every
evening except Sunday,
and W I S C O N S I N,
Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages : size of page
16x24; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $1; established
—daily 1847, w-eekly 1836 ;
Cramer, Aikens&Cramer,
editors and publishers .
circulation — daily F 1 '
weeklj' E 2.
FREIE PRESSE; evei-y evening except
Sunday, and SONNTAGSBLATT, Sun-
days ; German ; daily four pages, Sunday
eight pages ; size— daily 27x44, Sunday :ilx46 ;
subscription- daily with Sunday $10, Sunday
$2; established 1879 ; H. Sigel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily J 2 , Sunday J 2 .
HEROLD; every morning except Sun-
day, W^EEKLY, Thursdays, and VOLKS
MAGAZIN, Sundays; German; independ-
ent ; daily and %yeekly eight pages, Sunday
twelve pages ; size of page 17x25 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $9, weekly $2, Sunday $2..50 ; es-
tablished 1861 ; W. W. Coleman, editor and
publisher ; circulation— dailj' H 2, weekly E 1 ,
Sunday G l ; issues also the Jugend- Post -Kin-
der Post, Im Familien Kreise, Acker und Gar-
tenhau Zeituno, Die Deutsch-Amerikanlsche
Geiverbe mid Industrie Zeitung: Fortsehritt
der Zeit and Lehrer-Post.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 23x35 ; subscription 85 ;
established 1882 ; L. W. Nieman, editor ; Mi-
chael Kraus, publisher ; circulation G 2.
NATIONAL REFORMER ; every
morning and WEEKLY, Fridays; Ger-
man ; labor ; four pages ; size 23x34 ; subscrip-
tion — daily $7.80, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1886, weekly 1h80; Robert Schilling,
edtor; Knights of Labor Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; an organ of the Knights of Labor ;
issues also the Volksblaft.
SENTINEL; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent-re-
publican ; eight pages, Sunday twelve pages ;
size of page 18x24 ; subscription— dailj- $10,
Sunday $2, weekly $1 ; established 1837 ; Sen-
tinel Co., publi.shers; circulation — daily
F 1, ^yeeklv E 1
AMERTKANISCHE TURNZEIT-
UNG ; Sundays; German; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; C. Hermann Boppe, editor ;
Freidenker Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation H 1 ; issues also the Freidenker and
Erziehunys Blaetter.
AU ; Sundays; German; twelve pages;
size of page 11x14 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1S78 ; C. S. Ronier, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J 2.
CATHOLIC CITIZEN; Saturdays ;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1870 ; E. A. Bray, editor
and publisher ; circulation G 1.
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662
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
CHRISTIAN STATESMAN; Thuis
days ; evangelical ; eltrht pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1869; Ira C-
Edwards, editor; Christian Statesman Co.,
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
C O li U M B.I A ; Thursdays ; German ;
catholic ; eight pages ; size 34x46 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1873 ; J. M. A. Schul-
theis, editor and publisher; circulation G 1.
D O M A C N O S T ; Wednesdays ; Bohe-
mian ; sixteen pages ; size of page 12x10 ; sub-
scription $2.75 ; established 1879 ; Antonin
Novak, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
EXCEL.SIOR; Thursdays ; German ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; Excelsior Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
FREIDENKER; Sundays; German;
independent ; eight pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1872; C. H. Boppe,
editor ; Freidenker Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circ'n I 2 ; issues also the AmeHkanische
Txirnzeitung and Erziehungs Blaetter.
GERMANIA; Wednesdays; German;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2, with Der Hans unci Bauernfreund, an
eight-page agricultural supplement, $2.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; George Koeppen, editor ; Ger-
mania Publishing Co. (George Brumden, pub-
lishers ; circulation B 1 ; an edition, entitled
the Deutsches Volksblatt, isissued for Buffalo,
N.Y. ; issues also the Deutsche Warte and
Erholungs-Stunden, Chicago, 111.
JUGEND-POST ; Saturdays ; jcivenile ;
eight pages ; size 15x22 ; established 1884 ; W.
W. Coleman, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1 ; branch office 39 and 41 Park Row,
New York City; issues also the Hero W,£^iHder-
Post, Im Familien Kreine, Acker und Gar-
tenbau Zeitung, Die Deutsch Amerikanische
Gewerbeund Industrie Zeitung: Fortschritt
der Zeit and LchrerPost.
KINDER-POST; Sundays; German;
juvenile ; fom- pages ; size 11x16 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1883 ; W. W. Coleman,
editor and publisher ; does not insert adver-
tisements : branch office 39 and 41 Park Row,
New York City ; issues also the Herold, Ju-
gend-Post, Im Familien Kreise, Acker und
Gartenbau Zeitung, Die Deutsch Amerikan-
ische Gewerbc und Industrie Zeitung: Fort-
schritt der Zeit and Lehrer-Post.
LABOR REVIEW; Saturdays; labor;
four pa es ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; W. H. Park and H. S. Cook,
editors and publishers.
LiOCALi ; Saturdays; four pages; size
24x3(i ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Wolf & Matthews, editors and publishers;
circulation J 1.
PECK-'S SUN; Saturdays; humorous;
eight pages ; size of page 18x24; subscription
$2 ; established 1874 ; George W. Peck, editor
and publisher ; circulation C 1 ; New York
office, 65 Tribune Building.
SONNTAGSBL.ATT; (see Freie
Presse.)
SUNDAY TELEGRAPH; Sundays;
eight pages ; size of page 17x23 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 ; J. A Watrous, edi-
tor • Watro<is & Spice, publisher ; circ'n H 2.
TELEI'HON: (see Der Seebote.)
VOLKSBLATT; Thursdays; German;
anti-monopoly ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1882 ; Robert Schill-
ing, editor; Knights of Labor Printing Co.,
publishers ; cii'culation J 2 ; issues also the
National Reformer.
VOLKS MAGAZIN; (see Herold.)
WISCONSIN; (see Evening Wisconsin.)
WISCONSIN BANNER UND
VOLKSFREUND ; Wednesdays; Ger-
nian ; four pages; size 30x46; subscription
S2..50 ; established 1860 ; Banner und Volks-
freund Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion H 2.
YENO WINE'S NEWS; Sundays ; eight
pages ; size 17x21 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 18s:; ; George H. Yenowine, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 2.
YOUNG CHURCHMAN; Sundays;
juvenile ; four pages ; size 18x26 ; sub
WISCONSIN.
scription 80 cents ; established 1870 ; L. H.
Morehouse, editor and publisher ; does not
insert advertisements ; a monthly edition is
issued at 25 cents a vear.
Z G O D A ; Wednesdays ; Polish ; eight
pages ; size of page 17x23 ; subscription $2;
established 1882 ; Zbignien Brodowski, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
131 FAMILIEN KREISE; bi-weekly;
German ; twenty pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1877; W. W.
Coleman, publisher; does not insert adver-
tisements ; dated at Milwaukee, Detroit,
Mich., and New York City ; issues also the
' Herold, Jugend Post, Kinder-Post, Acker und
Gartenbau Zeitung, Die Deutsch Amerikan-
ische Geiverbe und Industrie Zeitung : Forts-
chritt der Zeit and Lehrer-Post.
ACKER UND GARTENBAU
ZEITUNG; semi-monthly; German; agri-
cultural; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15;
subscription $1.25; established 1870; R. A.
Koss, editor ; W. W. Coleman, publisher; cir-
culation E 1 ; dated at Milwaukee, Detroit,
Mich., and New York City ; branch office 41
Park Row, New York ; issues also the Herold,
Jugend-Post, Kinder-Post, Im Familien Kreise,
Die Deutzch Amerikanische Geu-erbe und In-
dustrie Zeitung: Fortschritt der Zeit and
Lehrer-Post.
DER HERMANNS-SOHN; semi
monthly ; German ; Order of the Sons of
Hermann ; eight pages ; size 22x28 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1876 ; G. Eyssen, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
DIE DEUTSC H- AMERIKAN-
ISCHE GEWERBE UND I N D U S-
TRIE ZEITUNG : FORTSCHRITT
DER ZEIT ; semi-monthly ; German;
commercial; sixteen pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1872 ;
R. A. ^oss, editor ; W. W. Coleman, pub-
lisher ;■ circulation G 2 ; branch office 39 and
41 Park Row, New York City ; issues also the
Herold, Jugend-Post, Kinder-Post, Im Fami-
lien Kreise, Acker und Gartenbau Zeitung
and Lehrer-Post.
AxMERICAN BOOKKEEPER AND
SALESMAN; monthly ; bookkeeping ;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; established
1885; Martin Bruce, editor and publisher;
dated at Chicago, 111., and Milwaukee.
ARMINIA ; monthly ; German ; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; established 1881 ;
Michael Beron, editor and publisher ; does
not insert advertisements.
ERZIEHUNGS-BLAETTER;
monthly ; German ; educational ; twenty
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $2.12;
established 1870 ; Maximiliam Grossman, edi-
tor ; Freidenker Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J 1 ; issues also the Amerikanische
Turnzeitung and Freidenker.
LEHRER-POST; monthly; German;
educational ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ;
subscription 25 cents ; established 1884 ; W.
W. Coleman, editor and publisher; does not
insert advertisements ; branch office 39 and
41 Park Row, New York City ; issued for
teachers of the German language ; issues also
the Herold. Jugend Post, Kinder-Post, Im
Familien Kriese, Acker und Gartenbau Zeit-
ung, Die Deutsch AmeHkanische Gewerbe
und Indttstrie Zeitung: Fortschritt der Zeit.
LUCIFER; monthly ; German ; catholic ;
sixteen pages : size of page 9x12 : subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1881 ; Michael Beron, edi-
tor and i)ublisher.
, MASONIC TIDINGS; monthly ;
masonrv ; eight pages; size of page 11x16;
subscription $1 ; established 18S6; Youngs &
Lartin, editors and publit^hers.
MILLING ENGINEER; monthly;
milling ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page
11x15 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
Albert Hoppln, editor ; Edward P Allis &
Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
UNITED STATES MILLER; month
ly ; commercial ; sixteen pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1876 ; E.
Harrison Cawker, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 2.
A3IERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
663
WISCONSIN.
W^ANDERER; monthly; commercial:
sixteen pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1885 ; J. J. Maher and Louis
Eckstein, editors and publishers ; dated at
Milwaukee and Chicago, 111.
MINERAL POINT, Iowa Co., □
3,200 pop., at terminus of Jllneral Point
div. of C, M. & St. P. Rd., 180 m. from Chi-
cago and 153 from Milwaukee. The manu-
facture of oxide of zinc is the principal
industry. In fine farming and live-stock
country. The town is the grain and gen-
eral trade centre for an extensive area.
IOWA CO. DEMOCRAT ; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1866; Robert M.
Crawford, editor; Crawford & Bro., publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1848; W. H. & B. J. Bennett, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MONDOVI, Buffalo Co., -a 500 pop.,
on Beef r., 20 m. from Independence. En-
gaged in farming.
BUFFALO CO. HERALD ; Fri
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1876; Walter L.
Houser, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
MONICO, Forest Co., rf 500 pop., on
Milwaukee, Lake Shore and "Western Rd.,
15 m. from Rhinelander and 3:3 from Antigo.
FOREST CO. SPY ; Tuesdays ; four
pages; size 20x2<i ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885; Millard Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 1 .
MONROE, C. H., Green Co., g 3,396
pop., on Monroe branch of Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 34 m. from Janes-
ville. Engaged in agriculture, stock-raising
and dairying and is the centre of an active
trade. Manufactures wagons, farming im-
plements, furniture, and supports other in-
dustrial enterprises.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; J. W. Odell, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
GREEN CO. HEROL.D; Wednesdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1877 ; R. Loewenbach, ed-
itor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Charles A. Booth, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUN; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; George R. South, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MONTELLO, C. H., Marquette Co., n
820 pop., on Fox r. and on branch of Wis.
Central Rd., about 20 m. from Portage
City and 12 from Princeton. An extensive
granite quarry is being worked.
EXPRESS; Saturdays ; democratic ;
four pages : size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1859; C. H. Bissell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
MONTFORT, Grant Co., P 450 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 62 m. W. of
Madison, 47 N. of Galena. Grain and stock
section, containing also zinc and lead ore.
Has good educational facilities.
MONITOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1.50; established
WISCONSIN.
1882; Dewitt & Taylor, editors and publishers;
ciix-ulation K 1.
MOSINEE, Marathon Co.,\^ 400 pop.,
on Wisconsin r., and Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 160 m. from Milwaukee. En-
gaged in lumbering and agricultui*e. Has
a number of saw mills.
NEWS; Wednesdavs ; eight pages ; size
22X.32; subscription $1; established 1886; W.
N. Daniels, editor ; Geo. D. Single & Co.,
publishers.
MOUNT HOREB, Dane Co., g 300
pop., on Madison div. of Chicago & North-
western Rd., 20 m. W. of Madison. Shipping
point for live stock.
NEWS ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ;
H. G. Elliott and J. N. Dahlen, editors ; News
Co., publishers ; circulation L2.
MUSCODA, Grant Co., p 700 pop.,
on Wisconsin r., and Chicago, Milwaukee
«fe St. Paul Rd. Surrounded by an agricult-
ural and stock-raising country. Excellent
educational institutions.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription .$1.25 ; established 1879 ; Don
McDonald, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
NECEDAH, Juneau Co., U 2,410 pop.
(of village and town), on Yellow r. and
on Necedah br. of C, M. & St. Paul Rd.,
at junction of Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
19 m. N. of Mauston, the county seat.
Lumbering trade centre and cranberry
raising point.
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 18S4 ; C. M. Hutchinson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEENAH, Winnebago Co., D- 5,000
pop., on Fox r., at the outlet of Lake Winne-
bago and on the line of the Chicago &
Northwestern, Milwaukee & Northern and
Wisconsin Central Rds., 14 m. from Osh-
kosh. Engaged in the manufacture of flour
and paper. Lumbering is extensively car
ried on.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday,
and CITY TI3IES, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscription— daily
$6. weekly $2; established— daily 1882, weekly
1863 ; J. N. Stone, editor and publisher; circu-
lation— dailv K 2, weeklv .J 1.
TWIN CITY NEWS; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription — dailv
S6, weekly $1 ; established 18S1 ; L. H. Kini-
ball, editor and publisher ; circ'n— dallj' L 2 ,
weeklv K 1 ; dated at Neenah and Menasha.
CITY TIMES ; (see Times.)
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established
1865 ; H. A. Stone, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WINNEBAGO ANZEIGER; (see
Menasha.)
NEILLSVILLE, C. H., aark Co.,\j
2,000 pop., on Black r. and on branch of C,
St. Paul. 31. & O. Rd., about 66 m. from La
Crosse. Supply point for lumber district.
Has lumber and wood-working establish-
ments, flour mill, foundry and a number of
other manufacturing enterprises.
DER DEUTSCH-A3IERIKANER ;
Thursdays; German; independent; four pages;
664
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCOXSIX.
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; establislied
1880; Carl Rabenstein, editor; Herman
Scliuster, publisher ; circulation K 1.
REPUBLICAN AND PRESS ; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 2Sx44 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1867 ; I. T. Carr,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Tuesdays ; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription §1.50; established 1881 ; Satterlee
& Ure, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
TRUE REPUBLICAN; Thursdays;
republican; eight pages; size 44x64; subscrip-
tion §1 ; established 1879 ; L. B. Ring, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NEW LISBON, Juneau Co., n 1,200
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
137 m. W. of aiilwaukee. Engaged in lum-
bering and milling to some extent. The
surrounding country is fertile ; cranberries
are extensively cultivated.
JUNEAU CO. ARGUS; Fiidays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1857 ; Jay R. Hinckley, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 ; issues also the
Portage Herald and Tomah Monitor.
NEW LONDON, Waupaca Co., n
3,000 pop., at head of navigation on Wolf r.,
and at junction of Green Bay, Winona & St.
P. and Milwaukee, L. S. & W. Rds., 40 m.
from Green Bay, 30 from Oshkosh and 22
from Menasha. Trade centre for the best
agricultui'al district in Waupaca county.
Part of the town lies in Outagamie county.
Adapted to wood manufactures.
TI3IES; Saturdays; eight pages; size
32x44 ; subscription 81-50 ; established 1870 ;
Geo. M. Patchen, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 1.
NEW RICHMOND, St. Croix Co.,
"tiSOOpop., on North Wisconsin div. of C St.
P., M. & O. and Wisconsin Central Rds., 18 m.
from Hudson. A trade centre and ship-
ping point for an agricultural district ; has
also numerous flour, planing and saw mills.
ST. CROIX REPUBLICAN; Wed-
nesdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1869 ; Abe. C. Van Meter, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
VOICE; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x4't: subscription §1.50; established 1886;
E. P. Huntington, editor and publisher.
NICOLLET, Brown Co., n- 450 pop.
Engaged in farming and stock-raising.
BROWN CO. DE^IOCRAT; (see De
Pere.)
NEWS ; (see De Pere.)
NORTH LA CROSSE, La Crosse
Co., -a 7,100 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul and Chicago, Burlington & North-
ern Rds. The latter Rd. has Its shops,
roundhouse, etc., here. Lumber trade and
manufactures predominate.
LA CROSSE NEW^S; Saturdays; inde-
pendent ; lour pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1SS2 ; George M. Read, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
OCONOMOWOC, Waukesha Co.,r^
3,000 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 31 m. from Milwaukee. Located
in the lake region, and in an agi'icultural
district. Produce shipping point and sum-
mer resort.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1-50; established 1885;
WISCONSIN.
Smith & Rogers, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
WISCONSIN FREE PRESS; Sat-
urdays ; independent-democratic; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1875 ;
Edwin Hurlbut, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1 ; a daily is issued during July and
August.
OCONTO, C. H., Oconto Co., ^ 4,463
pop., on Green Bay, at mouth of Oconto r.
and on Chicago & Northwestern and St.
Paul Eastern Grand Trunk Rds., 30 m.
from Green Bay. Engaged in the lumber
trade, producing yearly one hundred mil-
lion feet of lumber and fifty million shin-
gles. Has also flour mills, planing mills,
foundries, wagon factories, etc.
ENQUIRER ; Saturdays ; democratic :
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881; Francis Charles Sharp, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LUMBERMAN ; Saturdays ; republican;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1864; J. W. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
OCONTO CO. REPORTER; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1871 ; C. S. Hart, editor ;
Reporter Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
OMRO, Winnebago Co., n- 1,510 pop., on
Fox r. and Winneconne branch of the Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. About
100 m. from Milwaukee and 12 from Osh-
kosh ; surrounded by a fertile agricultural
country.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1865; P. M. Wright, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ONALASKA, La Crosse Co., -a 1,200
pop., on Black r. and Chicago & Northwest-
ern, Chicago, Burlington & Northern and
Green Bay, Winona & St. Paul Rds. Lum-
bering extensively carried on.
LA CROSSE CO. RECORD ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; Faulds & Mclntyre,
editors and publishers,; circulation L2.
OREGON, Dane Co., p 600 pop., 10 m.
south of Madison, on C. & N. W. Rd. It is
locally noted as a shipping point for hogs,
tobacco and cattle.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880 ; H. D. Hanson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
OSCEOLA MILLS, C. H., Polk Co.,
\2 500 pop., on St. Croix r., about 20 m. from
New Richmond and about the same dis-
tance from Stillwater, Minn. Engaged in
the lumber trade. The adjoining country
is excellent for farming.
POLK CO. PRESS; Saturdays; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1860 ; Charles E. Mears, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
OSHKOSH, C. H., Winnebago Co., d-
23,000 pop., on Lake Winnebago, at mouth
of Fox r., and on Chicago & Northwestern,
Chic, Mil. & St. P., Wis. Cen. and Mil., L.
S. & Western Rds. Engaged very exten
sively in the lumber and sash and door
business and in the manufacture of car-
AMERICAN NE\ySPAPER DIRECTORY.
665
WISCONSIN.
riages and articles made of wood, including
matches, tables, etc. Has also manj' saw,
planing, trunk, door, sash and blind mills.
Has all the concomitants of a prosperous,
well-regulated city. Location of the North-
ern Wisconsin Insane Asylum and a State
Normal School. Is also a summer resort.
Three lines of steamers run from here dur-
ing the summer season.
MORNING TIMES; everv* morning
except Sunday, SUNDAY TIMES. Sun-
day, and TIMES, Saturdays; democratic;
daily four pages, Sunday eight pages, weekly
twelve pages ; size— daily 24x36, Sunday anil
weekly (size of page) 15x22 ; subscription-
daily §6, Sunday §2, weekly $2 ; established-
daily and Sunday 1883, weekly 1867 ; E. W.
Viall & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily I 1 , Sunday H 1, weekly K 2.
NORTHWESTERN; eyerV evening
except Sunday, and VVEEKLiY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; daily four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 23x32, weekly (size
of page) 16x2:3 ; subscription— daily S5, weekly
$1.25; established— daily 1868, weekly 1849;
John Hicks, publisher; circulation— daily I 1 ,
weekly J 2. i^W° Actual average circulation
of daily edition for one year preceding Nov.
1, 1886, as per statement on tile at the office of
the American Newspaper Directory, 2,044
copies.
SIGNALi! Thursdaj's ; prohibition; eight
pages ; size :S0x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Hull Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation .J 1 .
SUNDAY TIMES; {see Morning Times.)
TI3IES; (see Morning Times.)
WISCONSIN TELEGRAPH; Fri
days ; German ; democratic ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1866 ;
Wisconsin Telegraph Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation .J 2 ; an eight-
page literary supplement, entitled Der Feier-
abend, is issued regularly with the paper.
PARISH RECORD; monthly; episco-
pal ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; Rev. John
W. Greenwood, editor and publisher; does
not insert advertisements.
TATiMYH A, Jefferson Co., 0,800 pop.,
on Prairie du Chieu div. of Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 42 m. from Mil-
waukee. Engaged in dairjang, stock, grain
and fruit raising and some manufactures.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; prohi-
bition ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1874 ; O. P. Dow, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
PEPIN, Pepin Co., -Q 1,51.5 pop., on
the N. shore of Lake Pepin, 8 m. from Wa-
bash, Minn., and 40 miles S. W. of Eau
Claire. Several stores and a Higli School.
STAR; Thursdays; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
§2; established 1884; Axtell Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
PEWAUKEE, Waukesha Co., C^ 800
pop., on Pewaukee lake and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 19 m. from Milwau-
kee. A fishing and summer resort.
CHURCH SCHOLIAST; monthly;
anglo-catholic ; twenty pages ; size of page
8x11 : subscription 75 cents ; established 1883 ;
Bishop Welles Brotherhood, publishers ;
cu-culation J 2.
PHILLIPS, C. H., Price Co., [^ 900
pop., on Elk lake and Wisconsin Central
Rd., 109 m. N. from Stevens' Point. Exten-
sively engaged in lumbering, agriculture,
and exports logs, ties, furs, etc.
BEE; Tuesdays; eight pages ; size 22x32 ;
WISCONSIN.
subscription .$1 ; established 1SS4 ; J. W.
Kohl, editor; Kohl & Usterman, publishers:
circulation L 2.
TIMES; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages; size .30x44; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1877; F. W. Sackett, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
PITTS VILLE, Wood Co., o 1,000 pop.,
on Wisconsin, Pittsville & Superior Rd., 20
m. from Grand Rapids. Manufactures
lumber, bent woods, hubs, spokes, felloes,
barrel stock, etc.
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1883; A. E. Germer. editor; Western
Wood Co. Publishing Association, publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PLAINFIELD, Waushara Co., a 565
pop., on Wis. C. Rd., 24 m. from Stevens'
Point. In a superior farming point, raising
wheat, rye, oats, corn, pork and other farm
products.
S U N ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 >'
subscription .S1.25; established 1883; L. W-
Chapman, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2.
PLATTEVILLE, Grant Co., p 3,000
pop., on Chicago & Aorthwestern Rd., at
terminus of Mineral Point div. of C, M. &
St. P. Rd., 25 m. from Dubuque, Iowa, same
distance from Galena, III., and 20 from Min-
eral Point. Has a State Normal School.
Engaged in lead mining. Centre of trade
for surrounding district. Encircled by
superior farming lands.
GRANT CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic; eight pages; size 2(ix4'' :
subscription S1..50; established 1884; W. H.
Peck, editor and publisher : circulation K 1.
GRANT CO. WITNESS; Wednes-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; sub-
scrip tion $1.50; established 18.58; Martin P.
Rindlaub, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 2.
PLYMOUTH, Sheboygan Co., [> 1,189
pop., on Mil. & Northern and Chicago &
Northwestern Rds., 55 m. N. of Milwau-
kee. Shipping point for grain and cheese.
Has two breweries, two iron foundries, a
furniture and a cheese factoi-y and three
flour mills.
NORDWESTLICHE POST; Satur-
days; German; eight pages ; siSe .34x46 ; sub-
scription §2; established 1886; C. F. & H. F.
T. Wandersleben, editors and publishers.
REPORTER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size :30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1872; Warden & Hostman,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
PORTAGE, C. H., Columbia Co., a
5,5U0 pop., on Wis. Central Rd. and Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. and on the ship
canal connecting Wisconsin and Fox rs.
Engaged in commerce, limiber trade and
manufacturing.
REGISTER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WISCONSIN STATE REGIS-
TER, Saturdays; four pages; size — daily
22x30, weekly 28x44 ; subscription— daily $4,
weekly §2; established— daily IS'^6, weekly
1861 ; Rockwood & Goodell, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— dailv L 2, weekly J l.
ADVERTISER ; Wednesdays; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription 81-50; estab-
lisned 1885; E. J. Doyle, editor; S. S. Newton,
publisher; circulation K 1.
666
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
WISCOXSIN.
COLUMBIA CO. AVECKER; Thms
days ; German ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1874 ; Mary A. Sel-
bach editor and publisher; circulation L2.
DE3IOCRA.T; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; J. E. Jones, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
HERAIjD ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ; Jay
R. Hinckley, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 ; issues also the New Lisbon Juneau
Co. Argus and Tomah Monitor.
WISCONSIN STATE REGISTER;
(see Register.)
PORT WASHINGTON, C. H.,
Ozaukee Co., o 1,575 pop., on Lake Michigan
and Mlwaukee, Lake Shore & Western
Rds., 90 m. N. N. E. of Madison. Engaged in
manufactures and is a trade centre. Con-
tains iron foundries, brevyeries, malt
houses, planing, flour and shingle mills, etc.
OZAUKEE CO. ADVERTISER;
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 : J. R.
Bohan, editor ; M. G. Bohan, publisher; cir-
culation L 2 .
STAR; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1874; E. B. Bolens' Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
ZEITUNG; Thursdays; German ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1855; Carl Fehlandt, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
POYNETTE, Columbia Co., a 750
pop., on the Madison & Portage division of
the C. M. & St. P. Rd., and is the most
rapidly growing town in Columbia county.
Poynette is the largest trading centre
for farmers in the county. It affords
opportunities for all kinds of business.
PRESS; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subsci-iption $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
I. C. Sargent & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, C. H.,
Crawford Co., p 3,325 pop., on a level
prairie, at the foot of the bluffs on the
Mississippi r., a few m. above the mouth
of the Wisconsin r. and on Chicago, IVIil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 194 m. from Mil-
waukee, and on the pi-oposed line of the
Winona, Alma & Northern Rd., which will
connect with the Northern Pacific Rd. at
St. Paul. Engaged in agriculture and manu-
ufactures. Has a number of artesian
mineral wells, two of them being eleven
hundred feet deep.
COURIER; Tuesdays; democratic ; four
ages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
ished 1846; William D. Merrell, editor and
publisher ; cii-culation K 2.
UNION; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; ^bscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1863 ; A. M. Beach, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
I
PRAIRIE DU SAC, Satik Co., u
530 pop., on Wisconsin r. and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., between Portage
City and Prairie du Chien. Place of active
business. Oldest town in county.
SAUK CO. NEWS; Fridays; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 2'!x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1876; G. L. Conklin,
editor and publisher; circulation L2.
WISCONSIN.
PRESCOTT, Pierce Co., \n 1,100 pop.,
on Mississippi r. and Chicago, Burlington &
Northern Rd., just below the mouth of the
St. Croix r., 30 m. below St. Paul, Minn., and
3 from Hastings, Minn. Engaged to some
extent in manufactui'ing and a depot for
the shipment of large quantities of wheat,
barley and corn.
ARIEL ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; John M.
Pryse, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
PIERCE CO. PL.AINDEAL.ER; Fri-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; E. H.
Ives, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
PRINCETON, Green Lake Co., u 1,200
pop., on Fox r. and Sheboygan & Western
div. of C. & N. W. Rd., 35 m. from Fond du
Lac and 13 S. W. of Berlin. A shipping
point and trade centre.
REPUBLIC ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.65;
established 1867; Beebe & Thompson, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
RACINE, C. H., Racine Co., Z[^ 19,636
pop. A prominent manufacturing city on
Lake Michigan, 2:3 m. S. of Milwaukee
and 62 N. of Chicago, on C, M. & St. P.
andC. &N. W. Rds. It has a fine harbor
and an extensive lake commerce. Manu-
factures amount to nine millions of dollars
yearly, and include threshing machines,
wagons, carnages, hardware, baskets, fan-
ning mills and plows.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY , Wednesdays ; repub-
lican ; four pages ; size— dailv 24x40, weekly
28x44 : subscription— daily $6.50, weekly $1.75 ;
established— daily 1881, weekly 1857 ; Journal
Printing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily J 1, weekly J 1.
TI3IES ; every evening except Sunday,
and UTLrEY'S DOLLAR WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x89, weekly (size of page)
19x24 ; subscription— dailv $6, weeklv $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1883, weekly 1884 ; W. L. Ut-
ley, editor ; Times Publishing and Job Print-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily Jl,
weekly J l .
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages; size .30x44; subscription $2;
established 1842 ; E. E. Batehelor, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CORRESPONDENT ; Saturdays ; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1883 ; Chas. Sehaupano, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; a four-
page literaiy supplement, entitled The Erho-
lungs-stunden, is is.sued regularly with the
paper.
FOLKETS AVIS; Thursdays; Danish;
independent; four pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1876; T. Elberg,
editor; Folkets Avis Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2 ; issued simultane-
ously at Racine and Chicago, 111.
RODIN A : (see sluvie )
SLAVIE; Wednesdays, and RODINA,
Sundaj's ; Bohemian ; democratic ; weekly
eight pages, Sunday sixteen pages ; size-
weekly 30x46; Sunday 22x30; .subscription-
weekly $2.20, Sunday $2, weekly and Sunday
togeth<-r $3.20: established — weekly 1861,
Sunday 188:3 ; Charles Jonas & Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— weekly G 1 ; the
Sunday edition does not insert advertise-
ments.
UTLEY'S DOLLAR WEEKLY;
(see Times.)
COLLEGE MERCURY; semimonth-
ly ; sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; Students of Racine
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
667
WISCONSIN.
College, editors and publishers ; circ'a L 1 ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
AGRICULTURIST; monthly; agri-
cultural ; sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1876 ;
Andrew Simonson, editor ; Manufacturers'
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation D 1.
J^'Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Nov. 15, 1886, as per statement on file
at the office of the American Newspaper Direc-
tory, 20',4<I0 copies.
RANDOLPH, Dodge Co., n- 500 pop.,
on Northern division of the C, M. & St, P.
Rd., 24 m. E. of Portage City. Located in a
good agricultural district. Stages to all the
neighboring towns.
RADICALi; Tuesdays; four pages; size
^x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
Hotchkiss & Son, editors and publishers;
circulation L 2.
REEDSBURG, Sauk Co., n 1,360
pop., on Baraboo r. and Madison division of
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 16 m. from
Baraboo. Has flour, woolen, stave, hoop
and saw mills, foundi-y and machine shops.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays; four pages ;
•size 28x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; established
1871 ; John W. Blake & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
SAUK CO. HEROLD ; Thursdays;
German ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1876 ; William Raetzmann,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1 ; a four-
page literary supplement, entitled Der Er-
zahler, is issued regularly with the paper.
RHINELANDER, Lincoln Co., -a
800 pop., on Wisconsin r., 65 m. N. of Wausau
and 255 from Milwaukee. Furnishes good
water power for a number of mills. En-
gaged in manufacturing and lumbering.
NEW NORTH; Thursdays; four pages;
«ize 22x.30; subscription $1.50; established
1882 ; Chas. F. Barnes, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
ONEIDA HERALD; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 3lix44 ; subscription $1.51) ; estab-
lished 18S4 ; D. S. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher.
RICE LAKE, Barron Co., ^ 1,.500
pop., on the west bank of Rice Lake, and on
line of a branch from Chippewa Falls of the
C, St. P., M. & O. Rd., 56 m. N. of Eau Claire.
Lumbering is the chief industry, but it has
. flouring mills, a grain elevator, hub and
spoke factory, stave and hoop factory,
machine shops, foundry, and flouring,
planing and saw mills. Surrounded by an
excellent farming country.
BARRON CO. CHRONOTYPE;
Fridays ; republican ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; P. H. Swift,
editor; Rice Lake Publishing Co., publish-
ers, circulation L2.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. F. Bone, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
RICHLAND CENTER, C. H.,
Richland Co., p 1,350 pop., on Pine r., about
12 m. from Wisconsin, terminus of Rich-
land Center branch of Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd. Engaged in agriculture,
stock raising, cheese making, lumbering
and manufacturing, including railroad ties
and hoop poles.
REPUBLICAN AND OBSERVER ;
Thursdays : republican ; eight pages ; size
WISCONSIN.
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1855 ;
W. M. Fogo & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation J 2.
RICHLAND RUSTIC; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1877 ; Fred A. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation J 2.
RIDGEWAY, Iowa Co.. g 200 pop.,
10 m. from Dodgeville, on the Chicago &
Northwestern Rd. A farming country.
ENTERPRISE; Fridaj-s ; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.25; established 1883;
D. T. Jarvis, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
RIO, Columbia Co., D 400 pop., on La
Crosse division of Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 14 m. from Columbus, in an agri-
cultural and lumbering section.
COLUMBIA CO. REPORTER; Fri-
days; eight pages; size 30x44; subscription
$1 ; established 1884 ; L. H. Doj'le, editor and
publisher.
RIPON, Fond du Lac Co., n- 4,200 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., at its
junction with Sheboygan & W. div. of C. &
N. W. Rd.. 86 m. from Milwaukee. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district ; has
numerous industrial concerns and ships
wool, live stock and goods of local manu-
facture ; seat of Ripon College.
COMMONWEALTH; Fridays; neu-
tral ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1864 ; Ellsworth & Harmon,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
FREE PRESS; Thursdajs ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1870 ; T. D. Stone, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
POST; Fridays; German; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; Wm.
F. Weber, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
COLLEGE DAYS; monthly; twenty-
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription $1.25 ;
established 1879 ; Athenian and Ecolian So-
cieties of Ripon College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; is-
sued during the collegiate year.
RIVER FALLS, Pierce Co., ^ 1,726
pop., on Kinnickinnic r. and C, St. P., M. &
O. Rd., 30 m. from St. Paul. Engaged in
flouring trade and manufacturing.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1857 ; C. R. Morse, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
ST. CROIX FALLS, Polk Co., \^
500 pop., 1^ m. from Taylor's Falls and 30
from Stillwater, Minn. Agriculture and
dairying the principal occupations.
ST. CROIX VALLEY STAND-
ARD; Thursdays; four pages; size 24x36;
eubscripticm $1..50; established 1884; L. A.
In;i;ersoll, editor and puV>lisher.
ST. FRANCIS, Mihmukee Co., O^ on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd. Location of
Catholic Normal School and a large business
college. Healthy location.
CiECILIA; monthly; German; music;
twenty pages ; size of page 10x12 ; subscrip-
tion .$1.10; established 1874; JohnSingen-
berger, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
SAUK CITY, Sauk Co., □ 1,150 pop.,
on Wisconsin r. and on a branch of C, M.
& St. P. Rd.. 15 m. S. of Baraboo. Has 3
breweries, 2 planing mills and a machine
shop. Lumber and grain are shipped.
PIONIER A3I WISCONSIN; Fri-
days ; German ; four pages ; size 23x30 ; sub-
668
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
WISCONSIN.
scription $2; established 1852; C. C. Kuntz,
editor ami publisher ; circulation K 1. Der
Erzahler. four pages, size 19x25, is issued as a
supplement.
SHARON, Wahoorth Co., O, 850 pop.
(Of township 2,000), on Wisconsin division
of Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 15 m. S. W.
of Elkhorn and 71 N. W. of Chicago. En-
gaged in agriculture and dairying.
REPORTER ; Thursdays; independent;
eignt pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878; Phelps & Ziegaus, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SHAWANO, C. H., Shawano Co., cf
1,400 pop., on Wolf r., head of navigation,
58 m. N. of Oshkosh, on Milwaukee, Lake
Shore & Western Rd. Centre of farming
district. Principal branch of industry,
lumbering.
SHAWANO CO. ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882 ; Phillips & Farnsworth,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
SHAWANO CO. JOURNAL ; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1859; D. Gorham, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SHAWANO CO. WOCHENBLATT;
Thursdays ; Grerman ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription S2; established 1885 ; Dr. Bold,
editor; Shawano Co. Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation L2.
SHEBOYGAN, C. H., Sheboygan Co.,
D- 14,000 pop., on Lake Michigan & Sheboj'-
gan r., at terminus of Sheboygan & Western
div. of C. & N. W. Rd. and on line of Mil.,
Lake Shore «& Western Rd., about 50 m. N.
of Milwaukee. Engaged in lake commerce,
lumber trade and chair and other manu-
factures, including farming Implements,
enameled hollow-ware, stoneware, sashes,
doors, blinds, and numerous tanneries,
breweries, brick yards and a plaster and
flouring mill ; also a mineral- water expor-
tation enterprise. Surrounded by the best
agricultural section in the State.
JOTJRNA L ; everj^ morning except Mon-
day ; four pages ; size 22x:D ; subscription
$7.50 ; established 1887 ; H. W. Bolens, editor
and publisher.
HERALiD ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 36x48; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; li. K. Howe, editor and publisher ;
circulation .T 1.
NATIONAL. DEIIOKRAT; Thurs
days ; German ; democratic ; four pages ; size
3(Jx44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1857 ; Carl
Zillier, editor and publisher; circulation J 2.
TLTIES ; Saturdays; republican; four
Eages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
shed 1854 ; H. North Ross, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ZEITUNG UNO TRIBUN ; Fridays;
German ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip
tion .§2 ; established 18S1 ; A. W. Pott, editor ;
A. W. Pott & Bro., publishei'S ; circ'n K 2.
OUR CHURCFI HELPER; monthly;
methodist episcopal; four pages ; size 21x2s ;
subscription 25 cents; established 18S6; Rev.
Sal)iii Halsey, editor; C. W. Turrell, publisher.
SHEBOYGAN FALLS, Sheboygan
Co., D- 1,155 pop., on Sheboygan r., 5 m. fi'om
Sheboygan and on C. & N. W. Rd. Manu-
facturing place. Centre of extended dairy
interests and has a weekly Board of Trade
for dairy products.
SHEBOYGAN CO. NEWS; Wednes
days ; independent : eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
WISCONSIN.
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; John E.
Thomas, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 1. ^^W~ Actual average circulation for one
year preceding Nov. 24. 1886, as per statement
on file at the office of the American Newspa-
per Directory, 1,411 copies.
SHELL LAKE, C. H., Washburn Co.,
D 1,410 pop., on St. P., M. & O. Rd., 50 m. N.
E. of Hudson. Numerous manufactories.
WA TCH VI A N ; Thursdays ; prohibi-
tion ; four pages; size 24x36; subscription
$2 : established 1882 ; William Irle, editor
and publisher ; cii'culation L 2.
SHULLSBURG, La Fayette Co., g
1,168+ pop. (of town 2,2:38), 12 miles from
Darlington. A terminal point of the Min-
eral Point division of the Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul. Engaged in lead mining,
and located in an excCilent farming coun-
try.
PICK AND GAD; Thursdays; Inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $1..50; established 1882; T. J. Law and
Henry Jane, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
SOUTHAVESTERN LOCAL ; Sun-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
established 1886 ; Thomas H. McElroy & Son,,
editors and publishers.
SOLDIERS' GROVE,Cm2«/ord Co.,
p 300 pop., 15 m. from Viroqua. On Klcka-
poo r., and ships lumber, ties, wagon stock
and other products.
CRAWFORD CO. JOURNAL;
Mondays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subsci'lptlon $2 ; established 1882 ;
Journal Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SPARTA, C. H., Monroe Co., ^ 3,000
pop., on La Crosse r. and C. & N. W. and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds., and
connected by rail with Viroqua, 25 m.
from La Crosse. Has valuable manufac-
turing Interests and is In an agricultural
district. Medicinal artesian wells are lo-
cated here and the town is celebrated as a
watering place.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;:
established 1872; B. McCoy, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
HERALD; Tuesdays; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1858; McBride Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
SPARTAN; monthly; twelve pages ; size
of page 9x11 : established 1885 ; Students of
the Sparta High School, editors and pub-
lishers ; cii'culatlon L 2 ; a school paper ;
issued dui'ing the school year.
SPENCER, Marathon Co., [^ 1,000 pop. »
40 miles from Stevens' Point, on Wisconsin
Central Rd. Extensively engaged In lum-
bering.
TRIBUNE ; Fridays; Independent; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Vandercook Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SPRING GREEN, Sauk Co., n 600
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
37 m. W. from Madison. Raises and exports
live stock, dairy products, hops and grain.
HOME NEWS; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.2o; estab-
lished 1881 ; P. W. Meehan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
669
WISCONSIN.
STEVENS' POINT, C. H., Portage
Co., a 8,000 pop., on Wisconsin r. and on a
branch of G. B., W. & St. Paul, and also on
Wis. Central Rd. Mills and lumbering. Has
numerous manufacturing establishments,
including flour and saw mills, planing,
mills, foundries and shingle mills.
GAZETTE ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 81x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1878 ; E. D. Glennon, editor and
publisher ; cii'culation K 1.
JOURNALi ; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870; McGlachlin & Simons, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
WISCONSIN PINERY; Fridays;
democratic ; eight pages; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1853 ; C. Swayze, editor
and publisher ; circulation L2.
HINCiERFORD'S REAL. ESTATE
JOURNAIi; monthly; four pages; size
24x35 ; subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; G.
W. Hungerford & Son, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
STOUGHTON, -Dane Co., g 2,106
pop., on Catfish r. and Prairie du Chien
division of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 16 m. from Madison. Has several
mills, a plow factory and wagon and car
riage factories. Is a leading tobacco mar-
ket and has twenty tobacco warehouses.
COURIER; Fridays; independent; eight
f)ages; size 30x44; subscription $2.15; estab-
ished 1876; Courier Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HUB; Fridays; eight pages ; size 30x44;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ; C. J.
Rollis. editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
STURGEON BAY, C. H., Door Co.,
cf 1,800 pop., on Sturgeon bay, an inlet of
Green bay, and about 4 m. from Lake Michi-
gan. Engaged in lumbering, farming and
shipping.
DOOR CO. ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; sub-
scription .$2; established 1862; Frank Long,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1873; Independent Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
SUN PRAIRIE, Dane Co., g 600
pop., on C, M. & St. Paul Rd., 12 m. from
Madison. Grain, tobacco and stock country.
COUNTRYMAN; Thursdays ; eight
)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
ished 1877 ; C. S. Crosse, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 1.
SUPERIOR, C. H., Douglas Co., ^
3,000 pop., at W. extremity of Lake Superior,
lake terminus of Northern Pacific, and Chi-
cago, St. P., Minneapolis & Omaha Rds. Has
a good harbor, and regular lines of steam-
boats ply between here and Detroit, Chi-
cago and other points on the lakes. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country. En-
gaged in manufactures and exportation of
lumber, fish and furs. Extensive cattle
yards are located here.
TIMES; Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1870: J. Luce Christie, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SUSSEX, Waulesha Co , C\ 150 pop.
An agricultm-al town, 9 m. from Waukesha.
Fi
WISCONSIN.
Connected by stage line with Pewaukee,
5 m. distant.
WISCONSIN CALENDAR; monthly;
protestant episcopal ; four pages ; size 16x22 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1874 ; Burle-
SOQ Bros., publishers ; clrc'n J 2 ; issued under
the auspices of the bishop of the diocese.
THORP, ClarJc Co., Ij 720 pop.,
between the North and South fork of the
Eau Claire r., 40 ui. from Eau Claire, on
the Wisconsin Central Rd. A lumbering,
farming and stock-raising country.
COURIER ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
2ix44 ; subscription $1..'50 ; established 1883;
Wm. Wagner, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
TOMAH, Monroe Co., -n 2,000 pop., at
junction of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
and Wisconsin Valley division of same
road, 42 m. from La Crosse. Engaged in
agriculture and lumbering.
MONITOR ; everv evening except Sun-
day, and BADGER STATE MONITOR,
Wednesdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 36x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $4, weekly $1.50; established
-dally 1886, weekly 1881 ; Jay R. Hinckley,
editor and publisher ; circ'n— weekly K 1 ;
issues also the New Lisbon Juneau Co. Argus
and Portage fl^e>-oM.
BADGER STATE MONITOR ; (see
Monitor.)
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1885 : Alderson & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican: four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; L. B. Squier. editor ; Squier &
Button, publishers ; cii'culation K 1.
TWO RIVERS, Manitoivoc Co., a-
2,500 pop., on Lake Michigan and on M., L.
S. & W. Rd., about 6 m. N. E. of Manitowoc.
Engaged in lake commerce, woodenware,
sash, door and blind manufacture and the
lumber business.
MANITOWOC CO. CHRONICLE;
Tuesdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
26x40 : subscription $2; established 1872 ; Nash
& Klein, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
UNION GROVE, Racine Co., □, 412
pop., on Southwestern div. of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paiil Rd. and 15 m. W. of
Racine. Engaged in milling, shipping of
grain, hogs, flaxseed and wool.
ENTERPRISE j Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1877; A. P. Colby, editor
and publisher; circulation K 1.
VIROQUA, C. H., Vernon Co., ^1.400
pop., near Kickapoo r. and on a branch
of the C, M. & St. P. Rd., 35 m. S. E. of La
Crosse. An agricultural district surround-
ing. Some lumbering carried on.
VERNON CO. CENSOR; Wednes-
days ; republican : four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1856; O. G. Blun-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
VERNON CO. LEADER; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; F. H. Graves,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WASHBURN, Bayjield Co., ^ 2,500
pop., on Lake Superior, principal lake
terminus of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minne-
apolis & Omaha Rd., 12 m. from Ashland.
670
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WISCOXSIX.
Has extensive coal and merchandise docks,
large elevators, and is engaged also in the
lumber trade.
BEE; Saturdays; democratic; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription S1.5II; established
1885 ; Allan T. Williams, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2 .
ITEMIZER ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S'2 ; established 1884 ;
Barager Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
WATERFORD, Eacine Co., O, 1,493
pop., on Fox r., T m. X. of Burlington and 26
"W. of Milwaukee. Engaged in agriculture ,
milling and sheep raising;
POST ; Saturdays ; neutral ; four pages ;
size 22x3U; subscription $1 ; established 1877;
Edward Malone, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
WATERLOO, Jefferson Co., D^ 721t
pop., on :Mad. branch of Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 60 m. W. of Milwaukee and
24 E. of Madison. It commands a good
trade. Engaged in manufactures. The
place ships grain, live stock and brick, and
a granite quarry is being worked.
DEMOCRAT ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1S85 ; Chas. B. Mead, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L2.
JOURXALi; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription 81.50 ; es-
tablished 1870 ; H. M. Knowltou, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WATERTOWN, Jefferson Co., r\
9,500 pop., on Rock r. and Chicago & North-
western, Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rds. and also a branch of the latter, 4;^ m.
from Milwaukee and 30 from Janesville.
The river furnishes water power, which
is emploj-ed in manufacturing. Centre of
trade. Shipping point for flour, grain,
manufactured articles and dairy products.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; James W. Moore, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
REPUBLICAN; Wednesdays; republi-
can ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S2; established 1860; William L. NoitIs. edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WELTBURGEll; Saturdays ; German ;
democratic ; eight pages ; size 30x46 ; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1853; D. Blumen-
feld, editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
ST. PAUL'S PARISH 31 ES-
SENGER; monthly; protestant episcopal ;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; established
1886 ; Rev. J. B. Finn, editor and publisher.
WAUKESHA, C. H., Waukesha Co.,
a, 6,010 pop., on Fox r. and C. & N. W.,
Wisconsin Central and Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rds., 18 m. from Milwaukee.
Prominent as a summer resort for the
whole Northwest. Engaged in manufac-
turing and a place of trade. Stone quar-
ries, mineral springs, mammoth hotels,
Carroll College and State Industrial School
located here. Fox r. furnishes ade(iuate
water power for manufacturing purposes.
The latter, with the fertility of the adja-
cent land, renders Waukesha a place of
active business. The village was incor-
porated in 1852, and lies at the extrem-
ity of a beautiful prairie. As a watering
WISCOXSIX.
place it is widely known and, on account
of its mineral springs, is denominated the
Saratoga of the West. The greater part of
Waukesha county consists of prairie and
oak openings. Car shops of Wisconsin
Central Rd. located here. Has gas works
and electric light.
FREEMAN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages ; size 3<Jx44; subscription $1.50;
established 1859 ; Yoiunans & Randall, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 ; a daily edi-
tion is issued during the summer months.
WAUKESHA CO. DEMOCRAT;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1852 ; P. H. Carney, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
WAUPACA, C. H., Watipaca Co., n
2,600 pop., on Waupaca r. and Wisconsin
Central Rd., 40 m. N. by W. of Oshkosh
and 130 from Milwaukee. Engaged in agri-
culture and manufactures.
POST; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1878 ; E. E. Gordon, editor ; Post
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
WAUPACA CO. REPUBLICAN;
Fridays; republican ;. four pages ; size 26x40;
subscription $1.75 ; established 1853 ; W. ,H.
Holmes, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
WAUPUN, Fond du Lac Co., D- 2,353
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 18 m. from Fond du Lac and 63 from
Milwaukee. Centre of an agricultural re-
gion and engaged in valuable manufactures,
including farming tools, boots, shoes,
windmills, beer, pumps and flour,
prison located here.
LEADER; Fridays ; republican ;
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
State
eight
estab-
lished 1866; Oliver Bros., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Tuesdays ; republican ; four
pages; size 26x40, subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1857 ; Eli & C. E. Hooker, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
WAUSAU, C. H., Marathon Co., [^
9,500 pop., on Wisconsin r. and on Wis. Val-
ley div. of C, M. & St. P. Rd. and a branch of
M.. L. S. & W. Rd., 33 m. from Stevens'
Point and 175 N. of Madison. Engaged in the
lumber trade, general manufacturing, min-
ing and granite quarrying. A thriving and
growing town.
CENTRAL WISCONSIN ; Satur
days ; republican ; eight pages ; size of page
17x24; subscription $2; established 1857; R.
H. Johnson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
DER DEUTSCHE PIONEER; Satur-
davs ; German ; republican ; eight pages : size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1882; A.
W. Young, editor and pul)lisher ; circn K 1.
PILOT REVIEW: Tuesdays: four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; E. B. Thayer, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation K 2.
Sl'NDAV CITIZEN; Sundays; four
pages : size 22x:^j ; subscription $1 ; es. ablished
l8-<7; Geo. D. Single & Co., editors and pub-
TOiiCH OF LIBERTY; Thursdays;
republiL-an; four pages; .size 28^44; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1877 ; Mark H. Bar-
num, editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
WOCHENBLATT; Fridays; German;
four pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1871 ; H. J. Luhmar, editor ; G.
Lohniar, publisher; circulation K 2 ; a four-
page literary supplement, entitled Der Er-
zahler, is issued regularly with the paper.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
671
WISCONSIX.
WAUTOMA,C. H., Waushara Co., D
295 pop., 22 m. W. by N. of Berlin and 40 N.
of Portage City. A wheat, pork and wool
depot.
WAUSHARA ARGUS; Fridays ; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 18.59; J. T. EUarson,
editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
WEST BEND, C. H., Washington
Co., D- 1,2S5 pop., on IMilwaukee r. and on
the line of Chicago & N. "W. Rd., 33 m. from
Milwaukee. The river affords water power,
which is employed in various manufac-
tures. Farm and dairy products also form
an industrial feature.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1861; Walter Wittman, edi-
tor ; Washington Co. Publishing Association,
publishers ; circulation K 2.
DEUTSCHER BEOBACHTER ;
Thursdays ; German ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; William F. Weber, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
TIi>IES ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; C. L. Powers, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WESTFIELD, Marquette Co., n 500
pop., on Wisconsin Central Rd., 25 m. N. of
Portage City. Has a local trade, and is in an
agricultural district.
CENTRAL. UNION ; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subsci'iption $1.50 ; estab-
lished 187T; S. D. Forbes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
"WEST SALEM, La Crosse Co.. -n
600 pop., ou Chicago & Northwestern and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds., 12 m.
from La Crosse in an agricultural and dairy-
ing district.
J O URN A Li ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Geo. M. Read, editor and publisher.
WEST SUPERIOR, ^o?<^Z«s Co.^\^
near Superior, which has 2,500 pop., and is
a terminus of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minn.
& Omaha Rd.
WAVE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ;
H. B. Kimball, editor and publisher.
WISCONSIN INTER-OCEAN ;
Thursdays; four pages ; size 24x:;6 ; subscrip-
tion S2 ; established 1S82 ; M. C. French, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WISCONSIN.
WEYAUWEGA, Waupaca Co., n
722+ pop., on Waupaca r. and Wisconsin
Central Rd., 8 m. S. E. of Waupaca. Fine
water power ; ba.sket factory, flour and saw
mills are here. Contains steam breweries.
CHRONICL.E; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 36x48 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
ed 1877 ; A. L. Hutchinson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
WHITEHALL, C. H., Trempealeau
Co., -a 270+ pop., on Green Bay, Winona & St.
P. Rd., 36 m. from Winona. Has several
mills and ships the farm products of the
surrounding country.
TIMES ; Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1860 ; J. B.
Beach, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
WHITEWATER, Walworth Co., O,
4,158 pop., on Prairie du Chien division of
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 45 m.
from Madison and 51 from Milwaukee. An
agricultural district and centre of trade.
The county is thickly settled and wealthy,
and the people are active in manufactures
and in dairying and farming, an affluent
of Rock r. furnishing fine water power.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879 ; Russell & Smith, editors and pub-
lishers : circulation K 2.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1857 ; E. D. Coe, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J 1.
WINNECONNE, Winnebago Co., &
1,500 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. aud at junction of Wolf and Fox rs., 13
m. from Oshkosh. Lumbering, agriculture
and boat-building form the principal indus-
tries. The Wolf r. is navigable to this point
for large steamboats and several lines leave
for various ports. Is also a prominent sum-
mer resort.
LiOCALi ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Geo.
H. Larke, editor and publisher.
WONEWOC,«^MwmM Co., n 800 pop.,
on the Chicago & N. W. Rd. Contains wagon
and stave factoi'ies and flouring and saw
mills. Surrounded by a farming country.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription ,$1.50 : established
1876; John Price, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
TERRITORIES.
ALASKA.
ARIZONA.
SITKA, R 600 pop., capital of Alaska,
on W. coast of BaranofE Island. One of the
principal places in the Tei-ritory. Has
custom-house, a Greco-Russian church,
three large saw-mills, a number of stores
and two schools. A steamboat makes
monthly trips between here and Portland,
Oregon. The catching and curing of salmon
is the chief industry.
ALASKAN: Satui-days ; independent;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1885; Alaskan Publishing Cb., edi-
tors aud publishers.
CLIFTON, Graham Co., d, 675 pop.,
in an excellent stock-raising and farming
community, 140 m. from Denning, New
Mexico, and 80 from Lordsburg, New Mex-
ico, ilining is extensively carried on in the
surrounding countrj'. Connected with
Lordsburg by stage route.
CLARION; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 2-1x34 ; subscription .$5 ; established 1882 ;
J. T. Fitzgerald, editor and publisher.
FLAGSTAFF, Yavapai Co., n 900
pop., on the Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 8,0(X) feet
672
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
ARIZONA.
ARIZONA.
above sea level, in the midst of a pine for-
est. Milling, mining and cattle-raising are
the principal industries.
ARIZONA CHAMPION; Saturdays;
four pages; size 2Jxofj; subscription $4; estab-
lished 1883; G. H. Tinker, editor; Champion
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
FLiORENCE C. H., Pinal Co., g 2,000
pop., S5 m. from Tucson, in a fine agricult-
ural region, connected by daily stage with
Casa Grande.
ARIZONA ENTERPRISE ; Satur
days; four pages; size 24x3(i ; subscription $5 ;
established 1S81 ; Thos. F. Weedin, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GLiOBE, C. H., Gila Co., a 704 pop.
A mining town in the heart of a section of
country uuusuallj^ rich in mining deposits.
ARIZONA SILVER BELT ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§4 ; established 1878 ; Hackney & Hamill, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
HOIiBROOK, Apache-Co., d- 300 pop.,
on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 175 m. from Pres-
cott. Slieep-raising is the most prominent
pursuit.
APACHE CO. CRITIC; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 2i)x26 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Frank Reed, editor and pub-
lisher.
KINGMAN, Mohave Co., ^ 200 pop.,
on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., .500 m. from Albu-
querque, New Mexico. Distributing point I
for mines in the surrounding country. 1
MOHAVE CO. MINER; Saturdays;!
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; es- ■
tablished 1882 ; Jas. J. Hyde, editor and pub- 1
lisher ; circulation L 2.
WALLAPAI TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
four pages; size 19x26; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1885; Anson H. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
NOGALES, Pima Co., g 2,000 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 75
m. from Tucson, the county seat. Farming,
cattle-raising, mining and the reduction of
ores are the chief industries.
EL MONITOR FRONTERIZO; Sun-
days ; English and Spanish ; four pages ; size
22x32; subscription $3.50; established 1886;
Bernal & Davila, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 2.
FRONTIER; Saturdays ; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription S4 ; established 1885 ; M. B.
& A. P. Crawford, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
NEWS; Saturday." ; four pages ; size
24x32; subscription .$4; established 1886; E.
Rawlins, editor and publisher.
PHOENIX, C. H., Maricopa Co., a
4,000 pop., on Salt r., 28 m. N. of Southern
Pac. Rd., and the northern terminus of the
Maricopa & Phoenix Rd., now in course of
construction, about 500 m. from Los Angeles,
Cal., and Santa Fe, New Mex. The prin-
cipal industries are farming, mining and
stock-raising. Lies In what is regard-
ed as the finest agricultural valley in the
Southwest.
ARIZONA GAZETTE; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days; democratic; four pages; size— daily
2;^x32, weekly 24x37; subscription— daily $10,
weeklv $4; established 1880; Gazette Print-
ing & Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily K 1, weekly K 2.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; four
pages ; size— daily 23x32, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $4; established-
daily 1879, weekly 1878 ; N. A. Morford, editor
and publisher ; circ'n— daily K 1, weekly J 1 .
PRESCOTT, C. H., Yavapai Co., D
Territorial capital, 5,000 pop., terminus of
Prescott & Arizona Central Rd., among the
Pine Mountains, 140 m. E. of Colorado r. and
500 S. of Salt Lake City. In a mining, graz-
ing and agricultural district and surround-
ed by vast forests of pine. A supply point
for a large section of country.
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER:
everv afternoon except Sunday, and
W^EEKLY, Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages; size— daily 23x32, weekly 28x42; sub-
scription—daily $12, weekly $4 ; established
1864 ; J. C. Martin, editor ; Arizona Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily L2,
weeklv J 1.
MORNING COURIER; every morning
except Sunday, and COURIER, Fridays;
democratic: four pages; size— daily 22x30,
weekly 28x4^1 ; subscription— daily (including
weeklv) $12, weekly $4 ; established 1882 ; J.
H. Marion, editor and publisher; circulation
-daily L 2, weekly J 1.
COURIER; (see Morning Courier.)
HOOF AND HORN: Thursdays; live
stock ; twenty-eight pages ; size of page 10x14;
subscription $1; established 1884; Hoof and
Horn Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
ST. JOHN'S, C. H., Apache Co., n-
'1,500 pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd., 45 m.
from Navajo. Has grist mill, etc. A min-
ing and grazing district.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages; size
22x:W ; subscription $4; established 1885;
J. F. Wallace, editor ; Apache Co. Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation L 2.
TEMPE, Maricopa Co., D 1,000 pop.,
29 m. from Maricopa, the nearest railroad
station. Extensive flour mill and manu-
I factories here. Location of Territorial Nor-
mal School, one of the leading institutions
of the Territory. Surrounded by an excel-
lent farming, stock and fruit country. On
the line of the proposed Maricopa &
Phoenix Rd.
SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS;
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1886 ; James H. McClin-
tock, editor ; J. L. B. Alexander, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
TOMBSTONE, C. H., Cochise Co., O,
6,000 pop., 9 m. from Fairbauk and connected
therewith by line of stages. Prominent
mining section.
EPITAPH: eveiT morning except Mon-
dav, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republi-
can ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion—daily $10, weekly $5 ; established 1880 ;
J. O. Dunbar, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—dailv K 1, weekly K 1.
PROSPECTOR; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x32 : subscription
$10 ; established 1887 ; Nash & Tilden, editors
and ))viblisli«>rs.
TOi>II$STONE ; every evening except
Sunday. fov\r pages; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1(1; establislied 1882; Nasli Bros., editors and
publishers: circulation L2.
TUCSON, C. H., Pima Co., g 11,000
pop., on Santa Cruz r. and Southern Pacific
R 1., 485 m. from San Diego and 245 from
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
673
ARIZOXA.
Yuma. An agricultural and stock-raising
country. Tlie centre of considerable trade.
Railroad shops are located here. Mining
and the reduction of gold, silver and copper
ores is carried on to a great extent in this
section. Largest town in the Territory.
Rich silver mines have recentlj- been
opened in Pima Co.
ARIZONA CITIZEN ; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEIiJjY, Saturdays ;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $5 ; estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 1860; Citizen Print-
ing and Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation— daily K 2, weekly J 1.
ARIZONA STAR; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEK-LiY, Thursdays;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $5 ; estab-
lished — daily 1879, weekly 1877 ; L. C. Hughes,
editor; The Star Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation — daily J 1 , weekly J 1.
ARIZONA MINING INDEX; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $5;
established 1883 ; G. W. Barter & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation J 1.
EL. FRONTERIZO; Wednesdays ;
Spanish ; four pages ; size 23x33 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1878 ; Carlos I. Velasco, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
WILCOX, Cochise Co., Q, 500 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Rd. A mining and
cattle-raising section.
SOUTHWESTERN STOCKMAN ;
Saturdays : live stock ; four pages ; size
24x34 ; subscription $4 ; established 1884 ;
D. A. Hunsaker, editor ; James M. Bracewell,
publisher ; circulation L 2 .
YUMA, C. H., Yuma Co., p 1,800 pop.,
on Colorado r. and Southern Pacific Rd.,
at mouth of Gila r., 764 m. from San Fran-
cisco, 240 from San Diego and 175 from the
Gulf of California. Steamers ascend the
river to the mining districts, carrying on
an extensive trade. Engaged in commerce
and mining.
ARIZONA SENTINEL; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; sub-
scription $5 ; established 1872 ; Geo. A. Mc-
Carter, editor ; J. W. Dorrington, publisher ;
circulation K 1.
DAKOTA.
ABERDEEN, Brotvn Co., a 3,500
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern, Abei-deen,
Fergus Falls & Pierre, and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rds., which depart from
the city in seven directions. A commercial
and railway centre; has numerous manu-
facturing interests and an extensive job-
bing trade. Has U. S. Land Office, and
fine schools and churches.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription— dailv $10, weekly
|2; established— daily 1886, weekly 1885;
Starling & Torrey, editors and publishers;
circulation -weekly L2.
DAKOTA PIONEER; Thursdavs ;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $2;
established 1881 ; John H. Drake, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
REPU BLIC AN ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
estabhshed 1881; C Boyd Barrett, editor;
Barrett & Co.. publishers; circulation K 1.
DAKOTA.
ALEXANDRIA, C. H., Hanson Co.,
Q, 800 pop., on C, M. & St. Paul Rd., 13 m. E.
of Mitchell and 60 from Yankton. Agricult-
ure, milling and stock-raising carried on.
HANSON CO. ADVOCATE; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 22x:^; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; Dilworth & Parshall,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
HERALiD ; Thursdays; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; L. C. Taylor, editor and publisher;
circulation J 1.
AMERICAN SWINEHERD;
monthly ; live stock ; twenty pages ; size of
page 8x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1880 ; Jas. Bajnes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation H 2.
ALPENA, Jerauld Co., g 200 pop.,
a new town, 18 m. from Huron, on
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. Agri-
culture and live stock.
JERAUL.D CO. JOURNAL.; Fridays;
four pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50:
established 1883; N. J. Dunham, editor; D.
F. Royer, publisher ; circulation L 2.
ALTOONA, Beadle Co.. g 500 pop.,
22 m. from Huron. Small manufacturing
town.
NEWS; Fridays ; four pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1885 ; C.
S. Fassett, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
ANDOVER, Daij Co., a- 500 pop..
in the Jim r. valley, on Hastings & Dakota
division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd. Has churches and schools; fine
water from an Artesian well, and is the
trading and merchandising centre of a
prosperous section.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; A.
E. Raynes, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
APPOMATTOX, Potter Co., n 100
pop., 40 m. from Bowdle, the nearest Rd.
town. Agi-icultural district.
H E R A Li D ; Fridays ; republican; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Beaton & Willis, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 1 .
ARDOCH, WaWi Co., cT 400 pop., on
St. Paul, Minn. & Manitoba Rd., 6 m. from
Minto and 25 from Grand Forks. A growing
town, situated in a thickly-settled farming
and stock district.
MONITOR; Fridays; four pages; size
26x36; subscription $2; established 1886; J.
K. Lyons, editor and publisher.
ARLINGTON, Kingsbury Co., O, 450
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 55 m.
from Huron. A fine agricultural district.
SUN ; Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40; subscription $1.50; established
1885- H. A. Whiting, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
ARMOUR, Douglas Co., g 500 pop.,
on branch of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. A new and rapidly-growing town,
in an agricultural section, 4}4 m. from
Grand View, and 25 from Plankington.
DOUGLAS CO. CHRONICLE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x35; established
1882; T. B. Roberts, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
SOUTH DAKOTA TRIBTNE ; Fri-
days ; eiylit pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; Woolinan & Jolmson,
editors and publisliers ; circulation K 1.
ASHTON, C. H., Spink Co., a 800 pop..
Chicago, Milvvaulcee & St. Paul Rd. Sur-
rounded by a good agricultural country.
BEE ; Tliursdays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 :
subscription $2 ; establisherl 1881 ; Geo. L.
Shoals, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
SPINK CO. LEADER; Thursdays;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; C. W. Downey, editgr and
publisher.
AURORA, Brookings Co., O, 300 pop.,
on the Dakota Central Rd. A splendid
^vheat market.
TIMES; Fridays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 :
H. S. Murphy, editor and publisher; cu-c'nL 2.
BANGOR, C. H., Walworth Co., a 200
pop., about 20 m. from Bowdle, the terminus
of the C. M. & St. Paul Rd. A farming sec-
tion.
PIONEER; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 26x40; subscription $2; established 1882 ;
Chas. E. Cobb, editor and publisher.
RUSTLER ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subsci-iption $2; established 1885; N.
G. Parker, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
BATHGATE, Pembina Co., cf 500
pop., on Tongue r., 15 m. S. W. of Pembina.
Is one of the best wheat-growing sections
of the northwest.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
R. D. Hoskins, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
BERESFORD, U^iion Co., C^ 500
pop., on C. & N. W. Rd. A good agri-
cultural and grazing section.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
J. R. Carleton, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
BIG STONE CITY, Grant Co., n-
800 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd. Wheat and cattle-raising section;
also a summer resort.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Downie & Neill, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
BIJOU HlliliS Brtde Co. g 25
pop., 25 m. from Chamberlain. A new
town, founded in January, 1884. Engaged
in agriculture.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; four pages ; size
24x34: subscription $1.50; established 1884;
J. R. Lowe, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
BISMARCK, C. H., Burleigh Co., [^
Territorial ea|)ital, 3,500 poj)., at North Pacific
crossing, on the Missouri r., which is navi-
gable to Fort Benton, t,2(X) m. above. En-
joys large trade from Indian agencies and
militai-y posts ; wholesale point for 200
miles of country in every direction ; one
of the finest railroad bridges in the country
is located here, and also the Penitentiary
for Nortli Dakota. Two new railroads are
now in course of construction here.
TRIBCTNEj every morning except Mon
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; republican ;
DAKOTA.
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size —
daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription —
daily $10, weekly .$2 ; established— daily 1879,
weekly 1873 ; M. H. Jewell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily J 1, weekly 12.
DAKOTA SETTLER; Saturdays;
eight pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50;
established 1887; Campbell & Moffet, editors
and publishers.
BliOOMINGTON, Charles Mix
Co., p 150 pop., 21 m. from Rd. Engaged in
agricultui'e.
COURIER; Fridays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ;
E. L. Bates, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
BLUNT, Hughes Co.. p 5,100 pop., on
C. & N. W. Rd. Has a good grocery,
hardware and general trade. Has large
flouring mills, churches and graded schools.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
Advocate Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
NONPARIEL ; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x34; subscription $1.50: established
1883 ; Nonpariel Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers: circulation K 1.
BOTTINEAU, C. H., Bottineau Co.,
ti 350 pop. Oak Creek, which runs through
the town, affords ample water power. Has
flour and saw mills and is largely engaged
in farming and live stock.
PIONEER; Thursdays; four pages; size
20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
John W. Bennett, editor; V. B. Noble, pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
BOWDIiE, Edmunds Co., n 500 pop.,
on an extension of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., in a splendid farming and
stock-raising community ; 25 m. from Ips-
wich and 60 from Aberdeen Is a trading
point for a radius of 75 miles.
PIONEER; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1S83 ;
F. J. Bowman, editor and publislier ; circula-
tion L 2.
BRAMHALL, Byde Co., g 150
pop., on the Chicago and Northwestern
Rd. An agricultural section.
PIONEER; Thursdays; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
Almon H. Bell, editor and publisher.
BRIDGEWATER, McCook Co., U,
450 pop. (of township), on C, M. &St. P. Rd.,
15 m. from Alexandria. In an excellent
farming section.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1883;
T.J.Ryan editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
TIDIES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
34x48; subscription $1.50; establislied 1882;
A. F. Terrill, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
BRITTON, C. H., Marshall Co., n- 500
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Rd., 32 m. from Andover. Engaged in farm-
ing and stock-raising.
DAKOTA DAYLIGHT; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1SS3; J. W. Banbury, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
BROOKINGS, C. H., Brookings Co.,
□^ 1,200 pop., at ternnnus of Brookings & Wa-
tertown branch of C. & N. W. Rd,. 60 m. N.
of Sioux Falls ; has large nulling interests ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
675
DAKOTA.
the State Agricultural College is located
here.
BROOKINGS CO. PRESS; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1878 ; Geo. W.
Hopp, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BROOKINGS CO. SENTINEL;
Thursdays ; eiRht pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1882 ;D.W. Kutchiu,
editor and publisher : circulation K 1.
BUFFALO, Cass Co., cf 205 pop., on
Northern Pacific Rd. Grist and saw mills.
HERALD ; (see Tower City.)
BUFFALO CENTRE, (GANN
VALLEY P. O.) Buffalo Co., g 100 pop. Sur-
rounded by one of the most productive
agricultural sections of the territory.
BUFFALO CO. SENTINEL; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24xS6 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1885 ; Gann & Kyle, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2.
BUFFALO GAP, Custer Co. p 500
pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn and Missouri
. Valley Rd., in a mining, agricultural and
stone-quarrying section ; 25 m. from Custer
City.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1885; A.
D. Clark, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
BUXTON, Traill Co., a' 200 pop., on
Grand Forks, Fargo and Barnesville
branch of St. Paul, Minn. & Manitoba Rd.,
20 m. from Mayville and 26 from Grand
Forks. A prominent wheat market and
shipping point for a large farming section.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1887 ; M. Hemmy, editor and pub-
lisher.
CALEDONIA, C. H., Traill Co., d
500 pop., on Red and Goose rs, 40 m. from
Fargo. Immense water power. Several
flouring mills run by it.
TRAILL CO. TI3IES : Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885 : C. W. Plummer. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L 2.
CANDO, C. H., Towner Co^, [^ on
Cando branch of Manitoba Rd., 30 m. from
Minnewaukou. A splendid farming coun-
try ; a new ^own.
TOWNER CO. TRIBUNE; Satur-
days-; four pages; size 22x30; subscription
$2; established 1884; Ed. F. Sibley, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
CANOVA, Mmer Co., C\ 100 pop., on
the Iroquois & Hawarden division of the
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 10 m. S. of
Howard, the county seat. A good wheat
market and in splendid country.
BREEZE ; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 2tjx40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Welch & Wilson, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L 1 .
CANTON, C. H., Lincoln Co., Q, 1,800
pop., at junction of Sioux City ct Dakota
and Iowa & Dakota branches of the Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 60 m. N. W. of
Sioux City, Iowa. Has water power and is
a place of active trade.
ADVOCATE ; Thursdays; republican ;
four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
DAKOTA.
tablished 1876; Carter Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
SIOUX VALLEY NEWS; Fridays;
republican ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion S2; established 1872; N. C. Nash, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
CARRINGTON, C. H., Foster Co., ^
2,325 pop., on Jamestown & Northern
branch of N. P. Rd., at its Junction with
ttie Sykestown branch. Is the centre of a
fine farming and wheat country. Has
numerous stores and two elevators ; also
banks, hotels, lumber yards and other busi-
ness enterprises.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent republi-
can ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ;
established 18&3 ; J. Morley Wyard, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
CARTHAGE, Miner Co., [\ 300 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. Considera-
ble live stock shipped.
NEWS ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
W. W. Cole, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
CASSELTON, Cass Co., q' 1,500 pop.,
on the Northern Pacific and the St. Paul,
Minneapolis & JIanitoba Rds. Has a flour-
ing mill. Artesian wells supply water for
the town.
DAKOTA BLIZZARD ; Fridays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; H. P. Uftord, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
REPORTER ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
E. S. Kilbourne, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 1 .
CASTALIA, Charles Mix Co.. g 150
pop., 28 m. S. of Kimball. Has a steam grist
mill, bank, three general stores, grain
buying depot, w^agon factory, a large fine
hotel, and other industries.
RECORD AND REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Lucas & Adams, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
CASTLEWOOD, CH.., Hamlin Co.,
D- 700 pop., on the Big Sioux r., and on the
Dakota Central Rd. Has a grist mill.
HAMLIN CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; George T. Reddick & Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K 2.
CAVOUR, Beadle Co., g 100 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 10 m. from
Huron. A farming country.
BEADLE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
§1 ; established 1882 ; James T. Conlej% editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
CENTRE VILLE, Turner Co., d^ 600
pop., 23 m. from Parker, the terminus of
the Yankton branch of the Chicago &
Northwestern Rd. at its junction with the
Sioux City Rd. Has churches and schools,
and is engaged in milling and merchandis-
ing. Shipping of pressed hay a large and
important industry, also does large busi-
ness in eggs and poultry.
CHRONICLE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription f$\ ; established 1883 ;
F. F. Hanford, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
INDEX ; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35:
subscription §1 ; established 1884 ; J. E.
McMiillen, editor and publisher ; circ'n L2.
CHAMBERLAIN, C.H.,i?mZe Co.,
^ 2,000 pop., on Missouri r., 265 m. above
Sioux City, Iowa, on C, M. & St. Paul Rd.
Manufactures flour and cigars.
DAKOTA DE3IOCliAT ; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion ,§2; established 18S3 ; Dan. F. Burk-
holdef , editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; King & Parker, editors ; G.
R. Owen, publisher : circulation K 1.
CHURCH FERRY, Bamsey Co., ^
150 pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manito-
ba Rd., in a rich agricultural district.
SUN ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 20x26 ;
subscription .$2 ; established 1886 ; S. A. Nye,
editor and publisher.
CLARK, C. H., Clark Co., a- 800 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., and on the
proposed line of the Dakota & Great South-
ern Rd. Has a large flouring mill, three
grain elevators, and fine churches and
graded school.
CLARK CO. DEMOCRAT ; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 26x4U ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; M. J. Simpson, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
CLARK CO. PILOT; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; Pilot Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1 .
CLARK CO. REVIEW; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x10 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882; Brown & Pruyn, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
CLEAR LAKE, Deuel Co., a- on
Clear lake and on the Burlington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Rd. A rich agricultural
country.
DEUEL CO. ADVOCATE ; Satur
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
^1.50; established 1884 ; A. G. Warner, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
CLIFTON, Sully Co.. Q 50 pop., 20
m. from Blunt, in one of the best grain and
stock sections of the Territory.
SULLY CO. WATCHMAN ; Satur
days ; eight pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription §2 ;
established 18S3; J. H. Gropengreser, editor
and publisher.
COLMAN, C. H., AFoodij Co., 0,50 pop.,
on Southern Minnesota division of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 7 m. from Egan.
BEE; "Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size
22x28 ; subscription S2 ; established 1886 ; Col-
man Bee Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
COLUMBIA, C. H., Broivn Co., a 800
pop., on James r., terminus of Chicago &
Northwest Rd. A good wheat-raisiiig dis-
trict.
BROWN CO. SENTINEL; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1882; Chas. E. Baldwin, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DISPATCH; Saturdays ; eight pages;
size :^x45 ; subscription $1.50 ; estal)lished
1883 ; Baxter & Torrey, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 ; dated at Columbia and Ord-
way.
COOPERSTOWN,C.H.,G7%5's Co.,
cf 500 pop., 106 m. from Fargo, and terminus
DAKOTA.
of the Cooperstown branch of the Northern
Pacific Rd. A marketing and shipping
point for wheat. Has two large elevators.
GRIGGS COURIER ; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40; subscription $2; established
1883 ; Frederick H. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; Independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24.x36 ; subscrii>tion
.$1.50 ; established 1886 ; J. H. Vallandigham,
editor and publisher.
COPP, Potter Co., D 13 pop., 30 m.
from Missouri r. and on line of two pro-
posed Rds. Has general stores, machine
shop, etc., and is surrounded by a fine farm-
ing country.
DAKOTA BLIZZARD; Fridays ; four
pages; size 22x30; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884 ; G. A. Nichols, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
CRANDON, Spinic Co., n 500 pop., on
Chicago & N. W. Rd., 32 m. from Huron. A
good farming section, the land yielding
from 20 to 35 bushels of wheat to the acre.
A thriving, growing place.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; H. S.
Woodworth, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2.
CROW LAKE, Jerauld Co., g 50
pop., on branch of Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., in an agricultural and stock-rais-
ing section, 16 m. from White Lake.
JERAULD CO. HOMESTEADER;
Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1886 ; W. R. Pooley, editor
and publisher.
CUSTER, C. H., Custer Co., p 1,000
pop., on French creek, 56 m. from Dead-
wood, 45 from Rapid City, 25 from Hermosa
and 25 from Buffalo Gap. Gold, tin, and
mica mining Is the chief industry of the
place.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $3 ; established 1880 ;
S. R. Shankland. editor; Jos. Kubler, pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
DEADWOOD, C. H., Lawrence Co.,
p 5,600 pop., on Fremont, Elkhorn & Mis-
souri Valley Rd., in Black Hills district.
Supply point for population of upward of
twenty thousand.
BLACK HILLS PIONEER; evei^
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; daily six pages,
weekly four pages ; size— daily (size of page)
18x24, weeklv 26x40; subscription— daily §10,
weeklv $o; established— daily 1877, weekly
1876 ; Bimhaiii & Co.. editors and publishers ;
cii'culation- daily K 1, weeklj^ K 2.
BLACK HILLS TIMES; .every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 25x3s ; subscription— daily §12, week-
ly S3 ; established 1877 ; Porter Warner, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation -daily K 2,
weekly K l.
BLAC;K hills herald; Tues-
days; four pages; size 26x40; subscription
m; established 1886; A. W. Merrick, editor
and publisher.
DEAN, ffftnd Co., g on Spring Lake
(3 m. long by 1 m. wide), 18 m. from St. Law-
rence, on the stage road from Miller to
Kimball. A fine farming and stock-rals-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIllECTORY
677
DAKOTA.
ing section. A coal deposit awaiting devel-
opment.
SPRING LAKE STAR; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size '2'2x'M ; subscription $1.25 ; es-
tablished 18S4; E A. Williams, editor ; W. W.
Williams, publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DELL RAPIDS, Minnehaha Co., □,
990 pop., on Sioux City & Dakota division of
the C, M. & St. P. Rd. An agricultural
and stock-raising country. Has large gran-
ite quarries which are extensively worked.
EXPONENT ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
E. E. Griswold, editor ; Exponent Printing
Co., publishers ; circulation L2.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages ; siae 30x44 ;
subscription 81-50; established 1885; Davis &
Jfisbet, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
DE SMET, C. H., Kingsbury Co., U^
750 pop., on the Chicago & Northwestern
(Dakota Central),90 m. X. W. of Sioux Falls.
Surrounded by a good agricultural and
stock-raising country.
KINGSBURY CO. itEWS ; Fri
days; republican; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; Hopp
& Donald, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
LEADER; Saturdays; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1-50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. P. Sherwood, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
DEVIL'S LAKE, C. H., Ramsay
Co., [^ 1,200 pop. One of the principal
points on the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani-
toba Rd. Centre of a fine agricultural and
stock country.
INTER-OCEAN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1883 ;
H. C. Hansbrough, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K 2.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1883 ; J. F.
Carruthers, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
DIANA, Sanborn Co., g 300 pop., on
S. M. division of C, M. & St. P. Rd., 16 m. from
junction with C. & N. W. Rd. The chief in-
dustries are agriculture and stock-raising.
3IONITOR ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ; estaVj-
lished 1882 ; Folsom &- Bowman, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
SANBORN CO. ADVOCATE; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; H. S. Douglas, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DICKINSON, C. H., Stark Co., ^D 750
pop., on Northern Pacific Rd., 115 m. from
Bismarck, terminus of Missouri freight di-
vision. Railroad shops ; a good agricult-
ural and stock-raising region, and an ex-
tensive coal mining and shipping point.
PRESS; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription S2 ; established 1883 ; J. T. Scott,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DOLAND, Spink Co., n 500 pop.,
on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 20 m.
E. of Redfleld. An agricultural region.
RECORD; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1882 ;
Geddes « Rabb, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
TIMES; Wednesdavs ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1SS6 ;
Frank Hoskin, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
43
DAKOTA.
DUNSEITH, Rolette Co.. (^ 150 pop.,
on Willow r. A fine wheat and stock-
raising section. Has good water power.
Coal, iron, mica, etc., are found, and lumber
is abundant. Has saw and grist mills and
is situated in a beautiful mountainous re-
gion.
HERALiD; Saturdays; four pages; size
22x31 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; C.
I. F. Farrell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
TURTLE MOUNTAIN TIMES;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 2:3x30 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1885 ; Bickham W.
Lair, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
EAST PIERRE, Hughes Co., g
800 pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
Small manufactories and stores.
FREE PRESS, Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription §2 ; established 1883 ;
Pierre Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K 2.
EDEN, Lincoln Co., Q^ 250 pop., on
Sioux City & Dakota division of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,18 m. from Canton.
ECHO ; Thursdays : four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ; E. G.
Worden, editor and publisher.
EDGERTON, Charles Mix Co., g 50
pop., 25 m. from White lake, the nearest
station on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. Has several stores, bank, etc.
CHARLES MIX CO. NEWS;
Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Tucker &
Anderson, editors and publishers ; circ'n K 1.
EGAN, Moody Co., P^ 700 pop., at junc-
tion of Sioux City & Dakota and S. M. divi-
sions of Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
Has tow mill, grist mills, schools and
churches.
EXPRESS; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; Geo. R. Lanning, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
ELK POINT, C. H., Union Co.,U, 1.200
pop., on Chicago, 3Iilwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
between Missouri and Sioux rs., 22 m. from
Sioux City, Iowa, and 39 E. of Yankton.
Grazing and farming country in \^cinity.
Some milling carried on.
DAKOTA BLIZZARD; Fridajs; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 : E. E. Hamlin, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
UNION C O. C O U R I E R: Wednes
days ; repul)lican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Charles F.
Mallahan, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
ELKTON, Brookings Co., Q^ 400 pop.,
17 m. E. of Brookings and 18 N. W. of Flan-
drau, on the Chicago & Northwestern and
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Rds. Agriculture and cattle raising.
RECORD; Fridaj's ; republican: four
pages; size 24x36; subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1884; Jas. L. Pratt, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2 .
ELLENDALE, C. H., Dickey Co., n
800 pop., on Hastings & Dakota branch of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
and Dakota extension of the St. Paul &
Manitoba Rd Has three grain elevators
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
aud a flour mill of one hundred and tweuty-
flve-barrel capacity.
C O 31 31 E R CI A Ii ; Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. C. Bowstield, editor aud pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DICKEY CO. L.EAI»ER; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1882; Wesley Moran, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
ELLiISVILLE, Faulk Co., n 100 pop.
In a farming and stock-raising district.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884; C. H. Ellis & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 1 .
ESTEIiLiINE, Hamlin Co., n- 500 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. A shipping
point for grain and live stock; has large
creamery.
BEIiLi; Saturdays; four pages; size 24x34;
subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; Frank A.
Parsons, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
FARGO, C. H., Cass Co., ^ 10,000 pop.,
at crossing of St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani-
toba Short Line and Northern Pac. Rds,
Starting point of Fargo & Southern, and
Fargo & Southwestern branch of the
Northern Pacific Rd. Head of navigation
of Red r. with two lines of boats.
Shipping point and centre of trade for Red
River valley.
ARGUS; every morning except Sunday,
SUNDAY ARGUS, Sundays, and
WEEKLY, Tuesdaj's ; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription— daily $10, Sun-
day $2, weekly $1 ; established 1879 ; A. W.
Edwards, manager; Argus Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily J 1 , Sunday I 1 ,
weekly J 2. The daily edition is dated and
issued simultaneously at Fargo and Moor-
head, Minn.
EVENING REPUBLICAN: every
evening except Sunday, and REPUBI^I-
CAN, Wednesdays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 26x40,
weekly 29x43 ; subscription— daily $9, weekly
75 cents ; established— daily 1881, weekly 1878 ;
A. C. Jordan, editor ; Jordan Bros., pub-
lishers; circulation— daily J 1, weekly J 2.
SUN ; every evening except Sunday; inde-
pendent-democratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $5 ; established 1883 ; Wm. H H.
Mattesou. editor ; J. E. Hall, publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K 2.
P O S T E N ; Thursdays ; German ; four
pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription §1.5U ; P. T.
Julseth. editor aud publisher.
REPUBLICAN ; (see Evening Repub-
lican.)
SUNDAY ARGUS; (see Argus.)
PIONEER iUETHODIST ; semi
monthly ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ;
size 22x32; subscription $1; established 18S4 ;
Rev. S. W. Ingham and Rev. D. C. Plannett,
editors and publishers.
NORTHWESTERN FARMER
AN I) BREEDER ; monthly ; agricultural :
eighteen pages; size of page 11x14; subsci-ip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Edward A.
Webb, editor and publisher ; circulation H 1.
FAULKTON, Faulk Co., o 500 pop.,
75 m. from Huron, 40 from Miller, 35 from
Redlield. Is surrounded by a fine agricult-
ural country.
FAULK CO. DEMOCRAT; Satur
davs ; democratic; eiglit pages; size 30x44;
subscription .$2 ; established 1886 ; C. W. Dun-
kel & Co., editors and publishers.
FAULK CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
four pages ; subscription $2 ; established 1S83 ;
A. E. Evans, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
DAKOTA.
FAULK CO. TIMES; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; established
1882 ; H. A. Humphrej', editor and publisher ;
cu-culation K 1.
FEANDRAU, C. H., 3foo(hj Co., □,
1,100 pop., situated on the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 40 m. N. of
Sioux Falls. Good graded schools, four
churches, two lumber yards, three grain
houses, carriage shops and various manu-
factories.
HERALD ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages: size 23x30; subscription .SI. 50; estab-
lished 1882 ; W. L. Hobbs, editor ; Davis & Nes-
bet, publishers ; circulation K 1.
MOODY CO. ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1878; H. M. Williamson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FOREST CITY, Potter Co., a 250
pop., on the Missouri r., 50 m. N. of Pierre,
A young and growing town.
PRESS; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription $2 ; established 1883; Bul-
lard & Millik#n, editors ; Aloys Bilz, publish-
er; circulation L2.
FORM AN, Sargent Co., a- 300 pop.,
25 m. S. W. of Lisbon. Trading point for a
well settled agricultural region.
ITEM; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; Alfred H. Ellsworth, editor; D.
F. Ellsworth & Son, publishers ; circ'n L 2.
FORT ABERCROMBIE, mch-
land Co., a- 100 pop., a military post on Red
River of the North, 8 m. from Colfax and 15
from Breckenridge, Minn.
SCOUT; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; F. J.
Smith, editor and publisher ; dated and issued
simultaneously at Fort Abercrombie and
McCauleyville' Minn.
FRANKFORT, Spink Co., n 350
pop., on C. & N. W. Rd. and Jini r. Has
flour mills, etc. Noted for the fertility of
the soil. A flue agricultui'al region.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
W. B. Tapley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
FREDERICK, JBroion Co., n 250
pop., on the Chicago, JVIilwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., on the Maple i*., 26 m. from Aberdeen,
25 from the county seat and 90 from Bis-
marck. Agriculture and stock raising and
coal mines in vicinitj'. Has large roller
flouring mill.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1882 ; R. E. & F. J. Kt-uyon, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L2.
GARY, C. H., Deuel Co., a- 627 pop.
Trade centre of a large agricultural district,
on Winona & St. Peter Rd. Chief staples
are wheat and stock.
INTER-STATE ; Wednesdays; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2; established 1878; C. J. Ronald, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
GETTYSBURG, C. H., Potter Co., a
300 pop. Engaged in agriculture and stock-
raising.
HERALD ; Thursdays; four pages ; size
26x 10 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; King
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
679
DAKOTA.
& Klplinger, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2.
UXION-INOEX; Thursdays ; democrat-
ic ; eight pages ; size 81x18 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1884 ; Arnold & Houtz, editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2 .
GRAFTON, C. H., Walsh Co., cf 2,200
pop., on the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani-
toba Rd. A trading point for wheat and
flour.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
of page 15x22 ; subscription §2 ; established
1883 ; Duffy & Judson, editors and publishers;
circulation L 2.
NEWS AND TIMES; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; established 1881 ; Upham
& Pierce, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
GRAND FORKS, C. H., Grand
Forks Co., rf 6,556 pop., on the St. Paul, Minne-
apolis & Manitoba Rd. and the terminus of
the Duluth & Manitoba Rd. One of the
most important towns in this section; a
good agricultural and lumber manufactur-
ing region ; also head of navigation on Red
r. of the North.
HERAIjD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages ;
size— dally 24x36, weekly 28x44 ; subscription
—daily S5, weekly $1.25; established —daily
1881, weekly 1879 ; George B. Winship, editor
and publisher ; circulation— daily K 1, week-
ly Jl.
PLAIN DEALER; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
independent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages; size — daily 22x32, weekly (size of page)
15x22 ; subscription— daily §8, weeklv $1 ; es-
tablished—daily 1882, weekly 18T5'; W. J.
Murphy, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly J 1.
TIDENDE: Thursdays; Skandinavian ;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription $1.5U ;
established 1880; T. Guldbrandsen, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
EDUCATIONAL NEWS: monthly:
educational ; four pages ; size 12x17 ; sub-
scription .50 cents ; established 1886 : A. R.
Griffith, editor and publisher.
GRAND RAPIDS, C- H., La Moure
Co., a 250 pop., on James River Valley Rd,
A supply point.
JOURNAL ; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1883 ; Joe
M. Chappie, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
GROTON, Broivn Co., n 500 pop., on
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. A trad-
ing point, surrounded by a splendid wheat-
growing country ; 20 m. E. ot Aberdeeu.
GAZETTE ; Tuesdays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $1.50; established 1885;
W. C Alleu. editor and ])ublisher.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 3!ix44; subscription .$1 ; established 1880 ;
J. D. Reeves, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
LEADER; Fridavs; four pages; size
26x40: .subscription 81.50; established 1886;
M. V. B. Scribner, editor and publisher.
HAMILTON, Pembina Co , r^ 400
pop., on West hue of St. Paul, Minn. &
Manitoba Rd., 26 m. K of Grafton, in a
wheat-growing section. Has four elevators,
with a combined capacity of 2C0,0i)o bushels.
PEMKINA CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
four pajics ; size 24.xo6 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; McMillan & Muir, editors and
publishers.
DAKOTA.
HAROLD, Hughes Co., g .500 pop.,
42 m. E. of Pierre, on the Chicago & North-
western Rd. An industrious commuiuty.
SENTINEL; Thursday ; eight pages ;
size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1881 : John A. Siglen, editor and pub-
lisher : circulation L 2.
STAR ; Fridays ; republican ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; stibscription .$2 ; established 1883 ;
H. O. Besancon, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
HARRISON, Douglas Co., g 400
pop., 16 m. from Armour, the nearest rail-
road town and 22 from Plankington. A
farming community.
GLOBE; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Geo. E. Culver, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
HENRY, Codington Co , D- 350 pop.,
on Dakota Central division of the Chicago
& Northwestern Rd., in an agricultural dis-
trict 18 m. W. of Watertown.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription ,$2 ; established
1886 ; G. H. Varce, editor and publisher.
HERMOSA, Custer Co., .□ 500 pop.,
on Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rd.,
in the Black Hills country, 20 m. S. of Rapid
City. Agi'iculture, stock-raising and min-
ing, each extensively engaged in.
PILOT ; Fridays; four pages ; size 24x30;
subscription $2.50; established 1886; John A.
Stanley, editor and publisher.
HIGHMORE, C.H., Hyde Co., g 700
pop., on C. & N. W. Rd., 63 m. W. of Huron,
Has fine educational institutions.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; .size 26x40 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Eli Johnson, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
HYDE CO. BULLETIN; Saturdays;
four pages; size.;4x36; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; Howard C. Shober, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
HILLSBORO, Traill Co., cf 1-000
pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Rd., on Goose r., 40 m. from Fargo. An
agricultural district. Has four churches,
graded schools, opera house, 200 barrel
roller mill and five elevators holding 265,000
bushels of wheat.
BANNER; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1880; George
E. Bowers, editor and publisher ; cii'C'n K 1.
HOLABIRD, Hyde Co., g 200 pop..
50 m. from Pierre on the Chicago & North-
western Rd. Small manufactories and stores
ADVOCATE; Thur.sdays ; eight pages;
size 26x4U ; subscription $2 ; established 1884 ;
A. B. Vines, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
HOPE, Steele Co., \:f 500 pop., on a
branch of the St. Paul, Minneapolis & Man-
itoba Rd., 65 m. from Fargo. Farming and
stock-raising engaged in.
PIONEER; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; R. H. Simpson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation LS.
HOSKINS,C. H., Mcintosh Co., D 100
pop., on Lake Haskius. Surrounded by a
flue agricultural country.
McINTOSH CO. DEMOCRAT; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
680
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
subscription $1 ; established 18S6 ; G. W.
Stone, editor ; Ortli & Stone, publishers.
xlIcINTOSH CO. HERALD ; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x4<i ;
subscription §.2 ; established 1S85 ; J. W.
Kenag}', editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
HOT SPRINGS, C. H., Fall River
Co., ^ :2(A) pop., \l ni. from Buffalo Gap, the
nearest railroad point. An active trade
centre for a large farming and stock-raising
section.
STAR; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
34x:i-l ; subsci-iption $2.50 ; established 1886 ;
La Fleiche & Stewart, editors and publishers.
HOWARD, C. H.. Miner Co., U, 800
pop., on Vermillion r., and Chicago, Milwau-
kee & St. Paul Rd., 60 m. N. W. of Sioux
Falls. Surrounded by a rich agricultural
and stock-raising country.
ADVANCE; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1881 ;
S. H. Bronson, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
HUNTER, Cass Co., a' 200 pop., on
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.
Manufactories of various kinds.
EYE; Fridays; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Charles E.
Stone, editor and publisher.
HURLEY, Turner Co., O, on Chicago
& Northwestern Rd. Has creamery and
extensive stock yards, and is surrounded
by a fine agricultural and stock-raising
country.
TURNER CO. HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 188:^; W. C. Brown, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HURON, C. H., Beadle Co., g 4,000
pop., on the Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
junction of Huron & Hawarden and cross-
ing of the Huron & Columbia Rds. Prairie
land. Has two flouring mills, and manufac-
tories of carriages, wagons, ornamental
woodwork, cigars, etc. Many improve-
ments have recently been added, including
Holly system of water works, electric lights,
street railway, opera house and a number
of schools and churches.
TIMES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLiY, Fridays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x.S0,
weekly 30x44 ; subsci'iption— daily §10, week-
ly .S2; established— daily 1882, weekly 1880;
John Cain and A. T. Smith, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— daily K 1, weekly J 1.
DAKOTA HUROMTE ; Thursdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1881 ; Davis & Ketchum,
editors and publishers; circulation J 1.
HERALiD ; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1884 ;
Geo. T. Russell & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
STATE FREE TRADE DEMO-
CRAT; Thursdays; eight pages; size 31x44;
subscripti(jn §1.50; established 1885; Demo-
crat Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
DAKOTA FARMER AND STOCK-
MAX ; monthly; agricultural ; sixteen pages;
size of page 11x14; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1881 ; W. F. T. Bushnell, publisher ;
circulation G 1.
DAKOTA TEA CHER J monthly;
educational ; twelve pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1885 ;
James S. Bisliop, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
DAKOTA.
INKSTER, Grand Forks Co., ^ 200
pop., on Larimore branch of St. Paul, Minn.
and Manitoba Rd., 19 m. from Larimore ; in
a farming community.
REVIEW ; Thursdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; A. H. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher.
IPSWICH, C. H., Edmunds Co., D 1,000
pop., at the terminus of the Chicago, Mil-
waukee and St. Paul Rd., 26 m. W. of Aber-
deen and 75 m. E. of the Missouri r. Fine
agricultural district.
DAKOTA TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 3i'x44 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1883; A. B. Chubbuck, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; W. R. Ruggles, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
IROQUOIS, Kingsbury Co., O, 500
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. and
Harwarden branch of same road, 18m. E. of
Huron. Farming section.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription 81-50 ; established 1882 ; B.
M. Price, editor and publisher; circulation L 2 .
JAMESTOWN, C. H., Stutsman Co.,
^ 3,500 pop., on line of N. P. Rd., at Southern
terminus of Jamestown & Northern branch
and northern terminus of the James River
Valley Rd.; in a country being rapidly
settled.
CAPITALi ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x2S, weekly 30x44 ; subscription —
daily §8, weekly $2 ; established 1882 ; J. C.
Warnock, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily L 2, weekly K 1.
MORNING ALERT ; every morning
except Monday, and ALERT, Thursdays;
independent-republican; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x32, weekly
36x48 ; subscription— daily §8, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1881. weekly 1878 ; W. R. Kel-
logg, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily L 2 , weekly K 1.
ALERT; {see Morning Alert.)
DER PIONIER; Thursdays; German;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription §2 ; es-
tablished 1SS3; Pionier Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
NORTH DAKOTA FARMER;
monthly ; agricultural ; twenty-four pages ;
size of page 11x16; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886 ; circulation H 2.
KIMBALL, Brule Co., g 1,200 pop.,
on Chicago, :Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 48
m. W. of Mitchell. Has large wholesale
trade and is a good market for grain. Sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural and stock-
raising country.
BRULE INDEX; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 26x4() ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; W. L. Thorndyke, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRAPHIC; Fridays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established 1882 ; C.
R. Tinan, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
LA GRACE, C. H., Campbell Co., n 150
pop., on the Missouri r., SO m. S. of Bis-
marck. Engaged In agriculture and the
manufacture of lumber, bricks and pottery.
CAMPBELL CO. COURIER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription
AMEIRCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
G81
DAKOTA.
$2 ; established 1883 ; Frank E. Devan, editor
and publisher; circulation L2.
LAKE PRESTON, KingshurtJ Co., □,
300 pop., on Dakota Central Rd., 43 m. from
Huron. An agricultural and dairying dis-
trict.
T I 31 E S : Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size of page 22x29 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881 ; Lyman J. Bates, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
LAKOTA, C.H., Nelson Co., [if on the
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd., 8;B m.
E. of Devil's lake. Engaged in milling,
agriculture and stock-raising.
NELSON CO. NEWS; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; E. Mapes, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1 .
LA MOURE, La Moure Co., u at
terminus of Fargo & Southwestern branch
of the Northern Pacific Rd., 88 m. from the
intersection at Fargo and on James River
Valley Rd. Numerous small manufactories.
PROGRESS AND CHRONICLE;
Fridays ; independent-republican ; eight
pages ; size 48x70 ; subscription .$2 ; established
1883 ; Potter & Potter, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
LANGDON, C. H., Cavalier Co., ^ 25
pop., 120 m. from Grand Forks. In agricult-
ural section.
CAVALIER CO. COURIER; Thurs
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; C. B. C.
Doherty, editor and publisher ; cli-c'n K 1.
LANGFORD, Marshall Co., o 200
pop., on extension of the Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd. A business centre
for an area of 300 square miles,
BUGLE; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription §1.50; established 1S86 ; R. G.
Bestor, editor and publisher.
LARIMORE, Grand Forks Co., ^
1,000 pop., at junction of two divisions
of the St. Paul, M. & M. Rd. Has a large
flouring mill. In a fine farming country
and supply centre for surrounding section.
PIONEER ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1882; W. M. Scott, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1. 2^" Actual average
circulation for one year preceding Nov. 25,
1886, as per statement on file at the office of
the American Neirspaper Directory, 728 copies.
LEAD CITY, Lawrence Co., jD 1,000
pop., on Black Hills Rd., almost adjacent
to Deadwood. Mining principal industry.
TRIBUNE ; everj' evening except Mon-
day ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1881 ;
T. D. Edwards, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
LENNOX, Lincoln Co., O^ 500 pop., on
Iowa & Dakota div. of Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd.
LINCOLN CO. INDEPENDENT; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1S83; P. T.
Haas, editor and publisher.
LEOLA, C. H., McPherson Co., D 100
pop., 38 m. N. W. of Aberdeen, and 60
E. of Missouri r. Agricultural and stock-
raising country.
BLADE; Fridays ; republican ; four
DAKOTA.
pages; .size 24x:M ; subscription $1..5n; estab-
lished 18S6 ; J. A. Wells, editor and publisher.
N O R T H AV E S T ; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; .size 24x35 ; suljscription
$1.50 ; established 1884 ; Beach & Cornwall, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
LETCHER, Sanborn Co., g 200 pop.,
on a division of the Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd., 13 m. from Woonsocket. In
agricultural section.
BLADE; Thursdays ; republican; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; H. E. Mayhew. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1. ^3^^ Actual average
circulation for one year preceding January 1,
1887, as per statement on file at the office of the
American Newspaper Directory, 552 copies.
LISBON, C. H., Ransom Co., n- 2,000
pop., on Sheyenne r. and Fargo & S. W.
branch of Northern Pacific Rd., and on
Dakota & Great Southern branch of Chicago,
Milwaukee .t St. Paul Rd., 56 m. from
Fargo. Milling and manufacturing are im-
portant industries. Surrounded bj^ a fine
wheat-growing country.
RANS03I CO. GAZETTE AND DA-
KOTA CLIPPER; Thursdays ; eight
pages; .size 26x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882 ; Apin & Bulkley, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
STAR; Fridays; republican; six pages;
size of page 18x24 : subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881; C. E. Johnson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
LUDDEN, Dickey Co., n 50 pop., in a
stock-raising, mining and farming district,
19 m. from Ellendale and 51 from Groton.
TIMES; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
Ellis & Brown, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2.
MADISON, C. H., Lake Co., q 1,100
pop., on C, M. & St. Paul Rd. Substantial
town, with schools. State Normal School,
churches, etc. Supply point for 50 miles
square of very fine agricultural country.
LAKE CO. LEADER; Thursdays"; re-
publican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1878; J. F. Stahl, eai-
tor and publisher; circulation K 1.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Mease & Kratz, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 1.
TOPIC; Tuesdays : eight pages ; size
22x28; subscription 25 cents; established 1886;
Students of Madison Normal School, editors
and publishers; a school paper; issued dur-
ing the school year.
MANCHESTER, Kingsbury Co., [\
200 pop., on the Chicago & Northwest Rd.,
23 m. E. of Huron. Small manufactories
here.
TI3IES ; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
26x40; suljscription$1.50; established 1884 ; L.
L. Bancroft, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
MANDAN, C. H., Morton Co., n 3,000
pop., on Missouri and mouth of Heart r. and
on Northern Pacific Rd., 5 m. from Bis
marck. A large manufacturing town.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday ; democratic ; four pages ; size 15x22 ;
subscription $7; established 1885; William
Borgen, editor and publisher; circulation L 2.
PIONEER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages; size-
daily 20x26, weekly 36x45 ; subscription— daily
68-;
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
$9, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1882. weekly
1881 ; R. M. Tattle, editor ; Pioneer Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation — daily K 1,
weekly K 2.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription §2 ; established
1882 ; L. L. Bancroft, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
MARION JUNCTION, Turner Co.,
Q, 475 pop , on Cliicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd. Fine agricultural and stock-
raising country.
MARION SENTINEL. ; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882; J. E. Hazlitt, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
MAYVIL.LE, Traill Co., r^ 700 pop.,
ou St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.,
40 ni. from Fargo. A great wheat country
and shipping point for wheat.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
80x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; E. I.
Smith, editoi and publisher; circulation L2.
MEDORA, C. H. Billings Co., -n 500
pop., 162 m. from Bismarck. Agricultural
and stock-raising region.
BAD L.ANDS COW BOY; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 , es-
tablished 18S4 ; A. T. Packard, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
MELLETTE, Spink Co., n 100 pop.,
on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
22 m. S. of Aberdeen. Wheat shipping
point.
SPINK CO. NEAVS; Thursdays; eight
pages ; size 3Ux44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1S83 ; C. A. Foster, editor and publisher.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ;
Frank A. Howe, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 2.
MICHIGAN CITY, Nelson Co., ^
500 pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Mani-
toba Rd. Farm implement manufactory
here.
NELSON CO. CAPITAL.; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 20x28 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; W. S. Fowler, editor and
publisher; circulation L 2.
TIMES; Thursdays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscript iou $2; established 1886; J.
W. Wallace, editor ; W. E. McKeuzie, pub-
lisher.
MILBANK, C. H., Grant Co., [^ 1,700
pop., on Hastings & Dakota division of
Chicago, M & St. Paul Rd. Surrounded by
a rich farming country. Has the round
houses and shops of the Rd. A steadily
growing and enterprising place.
GRANT CO. REVIEW ; Thursdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1880 ; A. H. Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEX ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; D. M. Evans, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
MILLER, C. H., Hand Co., g 1,000 pop.
(of county 12,000), on Chicago & Northwest-
ern and Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds.
60 m. E. of Pierre and 40 W. from Huron.
Is the principal trading point between
Huron and Pierre. An artesian well here
flows 12i)0 gallons per minute. Surrounded
by a fine wheat and stock-raising section.
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; democratic;
DAKOTA.
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; Miller & Gass, editors and pub-
lishers ;, circulation L 2.
HAND CO. PRESS ; Thur.sdays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Kephart & Bushfield, editors and
publishers ; circulatiou K 1.
MILNOR, C. H., Sargent Co., n- 600
pop., at the terminus of the Fergus Falls &
Black Hills branch of Northern Pacific Rd.,
240 m. N. W. of St. Paul, Minn. Fine agricult-
ural and stock-raising region and a large
grain sliipping point.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Bishop & Babcock, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
SARGENT CO. TELLER; Fridays;
independent : eight pages; size 26x40; sub-
scription $2; established 1883; Falley & Fritz,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2.
MINNEWAUKAN, C. H.. Benson
Co., ti 300 pop., on the Jamestown branch
of the Northern Pacific Rd. A supply de-
pot for the Mouse r. and Devil's lake coun-
trJ^ An agricultural section. Has a mag-
nificent summer climate.
DAKOTA SITTINGS; Saturdays ;
four pages ; size 24x.35 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; J. W. Sheppard, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
MINOT, Ramsey Co., tl 100 pop, A
new tOTvn, in an excellent w^heat-growing
section, 10 m from Devil's Lake.
MOUSE RIVER ADVOCATE; Satur-
days ; independent ; eight pages; size 26x40;
subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Frank W.
Spear, editor and publisher.
MINTO, Walsh Co., n' 500 pop., on
Rd., 10 m. from the county seat. A wheat-
raising section.
FOREST RIVER JOURNAL; Thur
days; four pages; size 26x40: subscription
$2 ; established 1882 ; W. G. Mitchell & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulatiou L2.
MITCHELL, C. H., Davison Co., g
4,200 pop., on Chicago, Miuueapolis, St. Paul
& Omaha Rd. General agriculture, jobbing
and manufacturing. Seat of the Methodist
University.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Monday, and CAPITAL AND REPUB-
LICAN, Fridays; republican; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily and
Sunday 24x36, weekly 36x48; subscription-
daily $10, weekly $2 ; established— dailv and
Sunday 1883, weekly 1879; Mitchell Printing
Co.,editors and publishers; circulation— daily
K 1, weeklv ,1 2.
CAPITAL AND REPUBLICAN;
(see ReiJublican.)
MAIL; Thursdays: independent; eight
pages ; size 36.x4s ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. H. McBride, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
MONANGO, Dickey Co. , n 500 pop.
A thriving town on the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 50 m. N. of Aberdeen and 13
from Ellendale, in the midst of a flue, well-
settled farming region. It is less than a
year old and has alreadj^ many thousand
dollars invested in improvements, consist-
ing of grain warehouse, general stores,
bank, hotels, blacksmith shop and numer-
AJVIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
683
DAKOTA.
ous dwellings. Commands the trade of a
large farming section.
ST A R ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription SI ; established 188.5 ; Rowe &
<3k)rdou, editors and publishers ; circ'n L 1 .
MONTROSE, McCook Co., P, 200
pop., on the Vermillion r. and on the Chi-
cago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Rd.
In farming section.
HERALD ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; O. E. Bowman, editor and pub-
lisher.
MOUND CITY, Campbell Co., a 50
pop A new town, in an agricultural com-
munity, 20 m. from La Grace, 40 from Le
Beau and 62 from Ipswich.
JOURNAL; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x411 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; Hor-
ton & Craig, editors and publishers.
MOUNT VERNON, Davisoji Co., g
350 pop., 12 m. W. of Mitchell. Small manu-
facturing town.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
50x44 ; subscription .$1.50 ; established 1882 ;
E. S. Johnston, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
NAPOLEON, C. H., Logan Co, a
75 pop., oU m. from Dawson, which is on the
Northern Pacific Rd. Agriculture principal
industry.
HOMESTEAD; Fridays; democratic;
■eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886; G. A. Bryant, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
NEW ROCKFORD, C. H., Eddy
Co., ^ 500 pop., on the James r., 58 m. N.
of Jamestown on the Jamestown & North-
ern Rd. A splendid farming country ; has
flour mill and two elevators.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ;
W. G. Dunn, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
NORTH VILL.E, Spink Co., a 200
pop., 20 m. S. of Aberdeen. A genei'al
trading point for a large scope of coun-
try to the West.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription .§2 ; established 1883 ;
John Bushell, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
INDEPENDENT; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 2tix4U; suliscriptiou 81.50; established
1886 ; F. E. Pierce, editor and publisher.
OAKES, Bickij Co., D 200 pop., on
James r. and the Northern Pacific Rd., 250
m. N. of St. Paul, Minn. Two elevators,
and foundrj' and machine shops. An active
trade centre and shipping point.
HERALD: Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription §2 ; established 1883 ;
Robert H. Busteed, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L2.
OKOBOJO, Sully Co., g 129 pop., 20
m. from Pierre, on the Chicago & North-
western Rd. Has a steam rolling mill. In
the midst of a fine agricultural and stock-
raising country.
Ti;>IES; Fridays; four pages; size 24x35;
subscription .§2 : established 1^584 ; S. A. Travis,
•editor and publisher : circulation L 2 .
DAKOTA.
OLIVET, C. H., Hutchinson Co., 11^ 365
pop., on James r., 30 m. from Yankton.
Small manufacturing town.
HUTCHINSON HERALD; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription 90 cents ;
established 1882 ; J. N. True, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
RURAL VOICE; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. Sheridan Jones, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ONIDA, Sully Co., g 100 pop., 16 m.
N. of Blunt, the nearest station on Chicago
& Northwestern Rd. A fertile farming
country.
JOURNAL ; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; Frank A. Everts, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L2. ^iW Actual average
circulation for one year preceding November
27, 1886, as per statement oti file at the office
of the American Newspaper Directory, 282
copies.
O'R'DWA.Y, ^rown Co., a 250 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 9 m. from
Aberdeen. In farming section.
DISPATCH; (see Columbia.)
PARKER, C. H., Turner Co., D^ 940
pop., on C, M. & St. P. and Chicago & North-
western Rds. In an agricultural district.
Has mills and an elevator.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; republican; four
pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; es-
tablished 1878 ; Charles F. Hackett, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; Mel. T. Hoyt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
PARK RIVER, Walsh Co.. cf 2,000
pop., on S. branch of the Park r. and termi-
nus of St. Paul, Minn. & Manitoba Rd., 50 m.
from Grand Forks. The largest wheat de-
pot in the county.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; W.
D. Bates, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
PARKSTON, (DAKOTA CITY P. O.)
Hutchinson Co., Q, 150 pop. An agricultural
town, 24 m. from Mitchell.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; Hippie & Fletcher, editors and
publishers ; circulation L2.
PEMBINA, C. H., Pembina Co., cf 700
pop., on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba
Rd. Connected by steamboat with Winni-
peg, Manitoba. Grain shipping point.
PIONEER EXPRESS ; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. H. Young, editor and publish-
er ; circulation J 1.
PIERRE, C. H., Hughes Co., g 2,800
pop., on Missouri r. and Chicago & North-
western Rd. Headquarters for the Black
Hills traffic and of the jobbing and whole-
sale interests of Central Dakota. The Leg-
islature passed an act removing the terri-
torial capital from Bismarck to this place,
but it was vetoed b3- the Governor.
SIGNAL ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1880; W. D. Percival, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
684
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
PliANKINTON, C.H., Atirora Co., g
1,100 pop., on Chicago. Milwaukee &St. Paul
Rd., 23 ui. from Mitchell. Agricultural and
stock-raising section.
AURORA CO. STANDARD ; Sat
iirdays ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1883 ; A. M. Andrews
and I. N. Auld, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
DAKOTA BEACON; Tuesdays; four
pages; size 30x44; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; F. L. Freeman, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
DAKOTA FREE PRESS: Fridays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1SS3 ; G. H. Grif-
fen, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FARMERS' >IUTUAL. JOURNAL.;
monthly ; agricultural ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription 75 cents ; established 1885 ;
I. N. Auld, editor ; Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation I 2 .
PORTLAND, Traill Co., [^ 350 pop.,
on St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd.,
60 m. from Fargo. Has a large roller-pro-
cess flour mill.
DAKOTA BL.ADET ; Wednesdays;
Scandinavian ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription §1.25 ; established 1885 ; H. A. Foss,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
INTElt-OCEAN; Fridays ; eight pages;
size 30x48; subscription §2; established 1882 ;
A. L. Hickes, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
PUKWANA, Bride Co., g 250 pop.,
10 m. from Chamberlain, on the Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul Rd. An agricult-
ural section.
PRESS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 ;
W. A. Scott, editor and publisher; cii'C'n L 2.
RAPID CITY,C.H., Pennington Co.,
p 2,500 pop., on Rapid r. In a region with
good mines, superior agricultural capacities
and abundant water power. Is the rail-
road terminus to the Black Hills district.
BLACK HILLS REPUBLICAN;
every morning except Monday, and RE-
PUBLICAN, Thursdass ; republican; daily
foiu" pages, weekly eight pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription — flaily $10, weekly $3 ; estab-
lished—daily 1886. weekly 1884; John P, Mc-
Maniis, editor; Republican Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation— weekly K 2.
JOURNAL ; every morning except Mon-
day, and BLACK HILLS JOURNAL,
Fridays ; daily four pages, weekly four pages;
size — daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ; subscription —
daily $10, weekly $3; established— daily 1885,
weekly 1878; R. B. Hughes, editor; Joseph B.
Gossage, publisher ; circulation— daily L 2 ,
w^eeklv J 1.
BLACK HILLS DE3IOCRAT; Sat
urdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1886; G. W. Bar-
rows, editor and publisher.
BLACK HILLS JOURNAL; (see
Journal.)
R E P U B L I C A N ; (see Black Hills Rep ub-
licait.)
RAYMOND, Clark Co.. a- 250 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 30 m. W. of
Watertown. Farming principally carried
on.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; eight pages; size
26x10; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Paul Dutcher, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
REDFIELD, Spink Co., n 1,200 pop.,
on James and Turtle rs., and Chicago,
DAKOTA.
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago & North-
western (and W. terminus of the latter'*
Tracy and Redfleld division) Rds., 250 m. W.
of St. Paul, Minn. A wheat-growing and
cattle-raising section.
DAKOTA DISPATCH; Saturdays-,,
democratic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1882 ; H. L. Henrj', edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
DAKOTA SUNj Fridays ; six pages ; size
of page 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established
1881 ; H. G. Rising, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
JOURNAL; Fridays; eight pages; size
82x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; F.
J. Cory, editor; Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
REE HEIGHTS, Sand Co., g 30a
pop. In farming section, with prospects
for coal mining. On line of Dakota Central
Rd.
REE VALLEY FREE PRESS; Sat-
urdays; republican; four pages; size 24x35 j.
subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; S. V.
Christ, editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
ROSCOE, Edmunds Co., a 500 pop., on
the recently completed H. & D. extension
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,^
40 m. W. of Aberdeen, on three proposed
Rds. as surveyed. Wheat-raising is the
principal occupation, stock-raising alsa
being engaged in.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 •,,
W. S. Campbell, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2.
3IAGNET ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 35x
48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1884; Bernard
& Ranshavr, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
ST. LAWRENCE, Sand Co., g
700 pop., on Turtle creek and Chicago & N.
W. Rd., 37 m. W. of Huron and 84 E. of
Pierre, in the Ree Valley and in the midst
of a splendid section. Has two roller mills,,
two elevators, is a local summer resort and
is the grain, milling and trade centre for
the county.
DAKOTA STATE JOURNAL;
Thtirsdajs ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1882 ; S. L. Sage, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
SATURDAY TRIBUNE; Saturdays ;^
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1882; J. D. Rogers, editor and
publisher; cii'culation L2.
ST. THOMAS, Pembina Co., ^ 750
pop. on West Line St. Paul, 31inueapolis &
Manitoba Rd. A wheat -growing section.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1882 ; Grant S.
Hager, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SALEM, C.H., McCook Co., C^ .500 pop. ^
on Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
and on North and South line of C. & N. W.
Rds., 40 m. W. of Sioux Falls. In an agri-
cultural district.
PIONEER REGISTER ; Fridays ;
eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879 ; B. B. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
SANBORN, Barnes Co., (if 500 pop., at
the junction of the Sanborn, Cooperstown
& Turtle Mountain and main line of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
685
DAKOTA.
Northern Pacific Rds., 2:3 m. frora James-
town, 71 fi-om Fargo and 124 from Bis-
marck. Manufactories of various kinds.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
Wm. McKean, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
SARGENT, Sargent Co., D- 50 pop.,
located in the midst of an excellent wheat
growing country, 10 m. from Milnor and 24
from Mitchell.
RUSTEER ; Fridays; eight pages; size
22x32; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; J. F.
Rowins, editor; Sargent Printing Co., pub-
lishers.
SCOTLAND, Bon Homme Co., 0, 1,100
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 25 m. from Yankton, Trade centre for
a productive farming section.
DAKOTA CITIZEN; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50 ; established 1877 ; J. E. Ziebach, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
SEDGWICK, Htjde Co. g 30 pop., 20
m. from Highmore, the nearest railroad
town. In one of the most productive farm-
ing sections of the Territory.
HYDE CO. STAR; Fridays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. A. Sedgwick, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
SENECA, Faulk Co., n 50 pop., 35 m.
from Highmore, 22 from Faulkton and 28
from La Foon.
RADIATOR; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1S84 ;
H. A. Humphrey, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation L 2 .
SHELDON, Hansom Co., \3- 400 pop.,
on the Fargo & Southwestern Rd., 42 m. S.
W. of Fargo and 5 N. of Cheyenne. Wheat
producing region.
BLADE; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ; W. H. Nee-
lands, editor ; Neelands Brothers, publishers.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; republican;
eight pages; size 26x40; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1885 ; E. A. Kling, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SHERBROOKE, C. H., Steele Co.,
cf 50 pop., 9 m. from Hope and 13 from
Cooperstown. An agricultural eommunity.
STEELE CO. TRIBUNE; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
§1.50; established 1887; E. S. Seymour, editor
and publisher.
SIOUX FALLS, C. H., Minnehaha
Co., □,8,000 pop., on Sioux r. andWorthing-
ton & Mitchell division of Chicago, St. Paul,
Slinneapolis & Omaha Rd., Southern Min-
nesota division of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd. and main line of Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern Rd.. 90 m. N. of
Sioux City, Iowa, and 240 S. of St. Paul,
Minn. Rapidly growing wholesale and re-
tail business centre, having water power
which is only partially utilized for manu-
facturing purposes. Superior stone quarries.
ARCilJS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily S6, weekly §1.50; es-
DAKOTA.
tablished — daily 1885, weekly 1881 ; Goddard
Bros., editors and publishers ; circulation-
weekly J 1 .
PRESS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly and Sundav eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly and Sunday
81x44; subscription— daily $8, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 188:3, weekly 1882; Cald-
well & Bliss, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion—daily .7 1 , weeklv I 1 .
DAKOTA DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion §2; established 1885; Carl Kleinpell,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LEADER; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1883 ; R. Buchanan, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
MINNEHAHA MAIL; Fridays; eight
pages; size aix44; established 1886; Irving
Bath, editor and publisher.
VESTERHEIMEN; Thursdays; Skandi-
navian ; four pages ; size 26x40; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1885 ; S. O. Nordvold, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
SPEARFISH, Lawrence Co., p 800
pop. A wheat-growing section. Has grain
elevator and is engaged extensively in
brick and tile making. Good water power.
REGISTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1881 ; Henry & Grant, editors and
publishers; circulation L2.
SPRINGFIELD, Bon Homme Co.,
□, 435 pop., on Missouri r. and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rd., 90 m. above Sioux
City, Iowa, and 30 above Yankton. Base of
supplies for an agricultural district and
Black Hills outfitting parties, and engaged
in trade with the upper Missouri counties.
TIMES; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1871 ; John Todd, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
STANTON, Mercer Co., [^ 100 pop., on
the Missouri r. 50 m. from Bismarck, the
capital of the territory. In agricultural
section.
PILOT; Wednesdays; four pages; dem-
ocratic ; size 22x30 subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; A. C. Macrorie & Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation L 2.
STEELE, C.H., Kidder Co., ^ on main
line of Northern Pacific Rd., 43 m. from
Bismarck and 57 from Jamestown. Has
fine Court House and Rd. depot. A farming
country.
OZONE ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1885; F.
S. Corwin, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
STURGIS, Laivrence Co., J3 1,000 pop.,
on Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley Rd.,
22 m. from Rapid City. Mining and agri-
culture engaged in.
RECORD; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $3; established 1883; C.
C. Moody, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
TOWER CITY, Cass Co., cf 763 pop.,
on line of Northern Pacific Rd., 42 m. from
Fargo, 58 from Jamestown and 1.52 from
Bismarck and on the proposed line of the
Dakota & Great Southern Rd. Has a
flouring mill, public library, and is the pro-
posed site of Tower University.
HERALD; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
68(j
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
lished 1ST9 ; Frank M. Cornell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 ; dated at Tower City
and Buffalo.
TRAVARE, Roberts Co., n- 100 pop.,
1 m. from Brown's Valley, Minn. Exten-
sive flouring mills here.
DAKOTA SUN; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 2i)x26; subscription $1.50; established
18S4; Sun Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 1 .
TYNDAIili, C. H., Bon Homme Co.,'^^
600 pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 30 m. from Yankton. A trade centre
and shipping point for stock and grain.
REGISTER; Tuesdays; democratic;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 1885; Bradford & Richmond, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation L 1 .
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican; eight
f)ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
ished 1880 ; Edsou & Dunwoodie, editors ;
McParland & Young, publishers ; circ'n L 2.
VALLEY CITY,C.H.,5ar7ies Co.,^^
1,800 pop., at second crossing of Cheyenne r.
on North. Pac. Rd. and also headquarters of
the Valley City & Turtle Mountain Rd. Lies
on a plateau sloping from the high bluffs
overlooking the town to the river. Town
has considerable business. The county has
very superior wheat lands ; is also heavily
timbered and well watered.
TIMES; every evening except Sun-
day, and VVEEKL.Y, Thursdays; republi-
can ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1882,
weekly 1879 ; Charles Richardson, editor and
publisher circulation— daily L 2, weekly K 2.
BARNES CO. RECORD ; Wednesdays;
republican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1882 ; L. E. Davison,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
FARMERS' ALLIANCE; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Charles K. Bassett, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
NORTH DAKOTA DEMOCRAT;
Tuesdays ; eight pages ; size 36x48 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1884 ; G. B. Vallandigham,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
VALLEY SPRINGS, Minnehaha
Co., ^ 500 pop., on Chicago, St. Paul, Min-
neapolis & Omaha Rd. Has two steam
elevators, bank, five merchandise stores.
Grain receipts amount to 100,000 bushels
annually. Surrounding country is well
adapted for corn and sto -k-raising.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 26x4U ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884; Thomas J. Martin, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
VERMILLION, C. H., Clay Co.,
□^ 1,500 pop., on Jlissouri r., at mouth of
Vermillion r. and Sioux City & Dakota
division of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rd., 30 m. from Yankton and 35
from Sioux City, Iowa. Surrounded by a
growing agricultural countrj'.
DAKOTA REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription .§2 ; established 1861 ; H. B. Chaf-
fee, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
PLAIN TALK; Fridays; eight pages;
size 311x44; subscription $2..5i); established
1884 ; Thos. H. Ayres, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
VERMONT CITY, Edmunds Co., u
2U) pop., on Bismarck & Sussex City division
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
•A new and rapidlj^ growing community, in
the heart of one of the richest sections of
Dakota.
Jt)URNAL ; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x44; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; W.
P. Watson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2 .
VILAS, Miner Co., P, 175 pop., at
junction of Chicago & Northwestern and
Cliicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds. 3J^m.
from Howard.
MINER CO. FARMER; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 28x44; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1882; Girton & Tonneson, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
VILLARD, McHenry Co., ^ 25 pop.,
a new and growing community in an agri-
cultural section, 90 m. from Devil's Lake.
LEADER ; Saturdays; four pages; size
15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; R.
H. Copeland, editor and publisher.
VOLGA, Brookings Co., D, 287 pop., 1
m. west of Big Sioux 1-., on Chicago & North-
western Rd. Is one of the largest trading
points in the Sioux vallej^ ; is a good stock-
raising and agricultural district.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size
26x40; subscription $1.50; establLshed 1883;
Thos. W. Bishop, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation L 2.
WAHPETON, C. H., Richland
Co., D- 2,200 pop., at the junction of the Red
and the Bois des Sioux rs., and on St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba, Northern
Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rds. An important railroad centre.
Engaged extensivelj' in merchandising.
Has several grain elevators and ware-
houses, also a wagon manufactory, machine
and railroad shops.
GLOBE ; Wednesdays; four pages; size
26x4u; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; H.
W. Trov, editor and publisher.
3IERCURY ; (see Breckenridge. Minn.)
RICHLAND CO. GAZETTE; Fri-
days ; eight pages ; size 35x48 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; E. K. Morrill, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
TIMES; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
35x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
George P. Garred, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
WAKONDA, Clay Co., ^ 300 pop.,
on Yankton & Centreville branch of the
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 12 m. from
Centreville and 20 from Yankton.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; V. C. Wass, editor and publisher.
WARNER, Brown Co., □ 100 pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 11
m. from Aberdeen. Wheat growing. the
principal industry.
SUN ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.5U: established 1883; F. C. Kile,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WASHBURN, C. H., McLean Co., \2
275 pop., on Missouri r., 40 m. N. of Bismarck.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
687
DAKOTA.
Has a fine grist mill. A good grain-grow-
ing country. Has good public buildings.
TIMES; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; C. F.
Garret, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WATERBURY, Jerauld Co., g 250
pop., 25 m. from Kimball, on Crow creek.
Surrounded by a good agricultural country.
The nearest Rd. point is distant 23 ni.
JERAUL.D CO. 3IESSENGER;
Thursdays ; independent ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1883 : O.
P. Hull, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n L 2 .
WATERTOWN, C. H., Codington
Co., D- 3,22? pop., on Chicago & Northwest-
ern, Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
and Minneapolis & St. Louis Rds. Trade
centi'e in a thriving wheat and stock coun-
try. Two new roads are proj ected.
COURIER-NBWS ; every morning ex-
cept Friday and Sunday, and WEEKlLY,
Fridays ; rei^ublican ; daily four pages, week-
ly eight pages ; size— daily 22x31, weekly
30x44 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1882, weekly 1879 ; Courier-
News Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily L 1 , weekly K 2.
JOURN AE-DEMOC RAT ; Thursdays ;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 18S4; Journal-Democrat
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WEBSTER, C. H., Day Co., a- 1,000
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
50 m. from Milbank. Manufacturing town.
Has steam saw and flouring mills.
DAY CO. HERALD; Thursdays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1883 ; G. L. Sharretts,
editor and i^ublisher ; circulation L2.
REPORTER AND FARMER;
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ; J. C.
Adams, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
WENTWORTH, Lake Co., C^ 300
pop., on division of Chicago, Milwaukee &
St. Paul Rd. Has a tow mill, also two flour
mills and elevators.
DAKOTA LETTER; Thursdays; re
pubUcan; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1883; L. F. Shaffer,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WESSINGTON, Jieadle Co., g 200
pop., on line of Chicago & Northwestern
Rd., 25 m.W. of Huron. Farming and stock-
raising countrj\
TIMES; Saturdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 : established
1882 ; D. T. Hire, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L2.
WESSINGTON SPRINGS, C. H.,
Jerauld Co., cp 20(1 pop., IT m. from Woon-
socket, the nearest Rd. point. Has valu-
able medicinal springs and has great expec-
tations as a summer and invalid resort.
HERALD ; Fridays; eight pages: size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; T.
Linus Blank and Lo Ella H. Blank, editors
and publishers ; circulation L2.
TRUE REPUBLICAN; Fridays ;
republican; eight pages ; size 34x48 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1883; Burt B. Blosser,
editor; Republican Publishing Co., publishers.
WHEATLAND, Cass Co., cf 500
pop., on the Northern Pacific Rd.. 27 m.
DAKOTA.
from Fargo. A farming country and an
extensive shipping point for wheat.
E A Cr L E ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1..50 ; estab-
lished 1&S4 ; A. S. Bliton, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WHITE LAKE, Aurora Co., g 850
pop., on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd., 36 m. W. of Mitchell. Has a roller
flouring mill.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages ; size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883; John T. Ronayne, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
TIMES; Wednesdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1882 ;
Hooper & Rogers, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
WILLIAMSPORT, C. H., Emmons
Co., a 25 pop., 35 m. S. E. of Bismarck. En-
gaged in agriculture.
EMMONS CO. RECORD; Fri-
days ; four pages ; size 24x3K ; subscription
$2 ; established 1884 ; D. R. Streeter, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
WILLOW CITY, Bottineau Co., [j
200 pop., on proposed extension of the St.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Rd. In the
most prolific wheat-growing county in the
Territory.
EAGLE; Fridays; four pages; size 22x30;
subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Jacob P.
Hager, editor and publisher.
WILMOT, C. H.. Eoberts Co., D- 500
pop., on C, M. & St. Paul Rd. and White-
stone r.
REPORTER; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
L. S. Perkins & Son, editors and publishers.
ROBERTS CO. RECORD ; Saturdays ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; W. G. Ashton, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation L 2.
WINFRED, Lake Co.,r\ 200 pop., on
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. A
farming and cattle-raising country
PUBLIC LEDGER; Saturdays; eight
pages; size 26x39; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884; F. E. Matlock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
WINONA, Emmons Co., n 150 pop.,
on Missouri r., opposite Fort Yates ;. 60 m.
from Bismarck. An agricultural town.
TIMES ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; Geo.
J. Douglas, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 1 .
WOLSEY, Beccdle Co., g 400 pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago, Mil-
waukee & St. Paul Rds. Engaged in agri-
culture.
JOURNAL; Fridays; eight pages : size
30x44; subscription $2; established 1883; C.
D. Foster, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
WOONSOCKET,C.H., Sanborn Co.,
^ 1,000 pop., at junction of Hastings &
Dakota and Southern Minnesota divisions
of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.
Important railroad and trade centre and
distributing point for large area of country.
NEWS; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages; size .32x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Kelley & Per.sou, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
688
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAKOTA.
TIMES; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; Kanouse & Folsom, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
YANKTON, C. H., Yankton Co., D^
5,250 pop., on Missouri r., about 7 m. from
mouth of Dakota r., on the line of Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. and terminus of
Centreville branch and of Chicago & North-
western Rd. Supply depot of the vari-
ous military posts and Indian agencies on
the Upper Missouri. Has an extensive
trade ^vlth settlers. Surrounded by an agri-
cultural district. Eight stage lines centre
here. Has a large pork-packing establish-
ment, a woolen mill, two breweries and
several artesian wells. Is a supply depot
for the surrounding country. Seat of
Yankton College and State Insane Asylum.
PRESS AND DAKOTAIAN; every
evening except Sunday, and UNION AND
PRESS AND DAKOTAIAN, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size — daily
24x36, weekly 28x44 ; subscription — daily $10,
weekly $2 ; established— daily 1876, weekly
1861 ; Bowen & Kingsbury, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily L 2, weeklj' K 2.
DAKOTA FREIE PRESSE ; Fri
days ; German ; republican ? eight pages ; size
80x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; G. A.
Wetter, editor and publisher; circulation K 2.
DAKOTA HERALD; Thursdays; dem
ocratic ; four pages ; size 29x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1872; J. T. Sargent, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
DIE DAKOTA; Fridays; German ; four
pages ; size 28x38 ; subscription $2 ; established
1886; Paul C. Hamann, editor and publisher.
GLOBE; Wednesdavs ; four pages ; size
24x35 ; established 1886 ; L. E. Cavalier, editor
and publisher.
TELEGRAM; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; John L. Pennington, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
UNION AND PRESS AND DAKO-
TAIAN; (see Pi'ess and Dakotaian.)
IDAHO.
ALBION, C. H., Cassia Co., g 500 pop.
Is situated in Marsh Basin, the heart of the
stock and agricultural resources of Idaho.
Near Oregon Short Line and Central Pacific
Rds. in a thickly settled district, 60 m. from
Shoshone and 110 from Ogden, Utah.
CASSIA CO. TIMES; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $8; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. W. Lamoreaux, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 1 .
BELL.EVTJE, Alturas Co., g 1,000
pop., on Wood River branch of Union
Pacific Rd. (Oregon Short Line division). A
trade centre and shipping point for an ex-
cellent farming and stock-raising section.
HEKALD; triweekly. Tuesdays. Thurs-
days and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 22x30 ;
subscription $8; established 1883; Graham &
George, editors and publishers.
BLACKFOOT, C. fl., Bingham Co.,
□, .500 pop., on Utah & Northern Rd. En-
gaged in agriculture, mining and stock-
raising.
IDAHO REPORTER; Fridays; four
pages; size 24x35; established 1885; Idaho
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation L2.
IDAHO.
BOISE CITY, C. a., Ada Co. p (Ter-
ritorial capital), 3,500 pop., on N. bank of
Boise r., about 30 m. W. S. W. of Idaho City
and 15 N. of Kuua, the nearest station on
the Oregon Short Line Rd. Trade centre of
and largest town in Idaho ; surrounded by
an agricultural country. Headquarters of
the Utah, Idaho and Oregon Stage Co.
Mining regions are located within a short
distance.
IDAHO STATESMAN; triweekly,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
WEEKLY, Saturdays; republican; four
pages ; size— tri-weekly 22x30, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— tri-weekly $10, weekly $3; es-
tablished 1864; Kelly & Krebs, editors and
publishers; circ'n— tri-weekly L 2, weekly K 2.
REPUBLICAN ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight ©ages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1879; D. Bacon, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
CALDWELL, Ada Co., p 300 pop.,
on Oregon Short Line division of Union
Pacific Rd., 26 m. from Boise City.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; independent ;
four pages; size 22x30; subscription $3; es-
tablished 18S3; Steunenberg Bros., editors
and publishers.
CHALLIS, C. H., Custer Co., D 650
pop. Daily stage for Blackfoot, 145 m. dis-
tant. Engaged in mining and farming.
IDAHO MESSENGER; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription $5 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; R. A. Pierce & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
EAGLE ROCK, Bingham, (7o., C^ 2,000
pop., on Snake r. Has railroad shops here
and is engaged in agriculture and mining.
IDAHO REGISTER; Saturdays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1880; Wm. E. Wheeler, editor and pub-
! Usher ; circulation K 1.
GRANGE VILLE, Idaho Co., n 130
pop., in a mining, farming and stock-raising
section, 61 m. from Lewiston.
IDAHO CO. FREE PRESS; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$3; established 1886; A. F. Parker, editor
and publisher.
HAILEY, C. H., Alttiras Co., g 4,500
pop., on Wood r. and the Wood River branch
of Oregon Short Line Rd., r20 m. from Boise
City. The centre of a rich mineral belt. En-
gaged in farming and mining.
INTER-IDAHO; every evening except
Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription
$8 ; established 1883 ; A. D. Williams, editor
and publisher; circulation L2. ^,^„
WOOD RIVER NEWS - MINER ;
every morning excei)t Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Saturdays; four pages; size — daily
22x29. weekly 23x:33 ; subscriution— daily $10,
weekly $3 ; established — daily 1883, weekly
1881 ; Richards & Richards, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— tlaily L 2, weekly L2.
WOOD RIVER TIMES; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size— daily 22x30,
we<-kly 24x36 ; subscription— daily $10, week-
Iv $3 ; established — daily 1882, weekly 1881 ;
f. E. Picotte. editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily L2, weekly L2.
HOUSTON, Custer Co., n 200 pop.,
on Lost r. A mining, farming and stock-
raising country.
PRESS; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
24xa5; subscription $3; established 1884;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
689
IDAHO.
F. O. Harding, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L 1 ; issued at a mining camp eight
months in the year.
IDAHO CITY, C. H., Boise Co., a
700 pop., at confluence of Elk and Moor's
creeks, about 35 m. E. N. E. of Boise City.
Gold and silver found near this place. En-
gaged in mining and farming.
IDAHO VVORL.D: semi weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays, and VVEEKLi Y, Fridays ;
independent ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; subscrip-
tion—semi-weekly $6.50, weekly §4 ; estab-
lished—semi-weekly 18T5, weekly 1864; He-
man and Chas. E. Jones, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— semi- weekly L 2 ; does
not insert advertisements in weeklj-.
KETCHUM, Alturas Co., t^l terminus
of the Oreguu Short Line Rd., 12 m. from
county seat. "Wood River mining district.
BULLETIN; Saturdays; four pages;
size 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ;
"W. A. Wheeler, editor and publisher.
KEYSTONE; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x35 ; subscription $4 ; established 1882 ;
Bowman & Middleton, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L 2 .
LE WISTON, C. H., Nez Perce Co,, ^
1,600 pop., at junction of Snake and Clear-
water rs. Connected by steamboat during
season of navigation with parts of Pacific
and towns on Columbia r. ; also connected
by stage with Walla "Walla, Wash. Ter., 85
m. distant. A shipping point for a rich
wheat country. Large tributary mining
country.
NEZ PERCE NEWS; Tuesdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1880 ; G. E. Beeson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TELLER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1876 ; A. Le-
land & Son, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L2.
MALAD CITY, C. H., Oneida Co. D,
sou pop., in a prosperous mining and farm-
ing district, 40 m. from McCammon. A
place of considerable trade.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1879 ;
J. A. Straight, editor and publisher.
MOSCOW, ^Ve« Perce Co., ^ 1,500
pop,, terminus of the Columbia & Palouse
Rd. Engaged in milling, mining, stock-
raising and agriculture.
MIRROR; Fridays; four pages; size
23x32 ; subscription 82 ; established 1882 ; C.
B. Reynolds, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MOUNTAIN HOME, Alturas Co. g
250 pop., on Oregon Short Line division of
the Union Pacific Rd., 50 m. from Boise
City and 80 from Shoshone. Stock-raising
Is the principal pursuit.
RANGE AND VALLEY; Fridays; in-
dependent ; four pages ; size 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion S3; established 1886; F. Mason, editor
and publisher.
MURRAY, C. H., SJioshone Co. [^ 1,200
pop., 50 miles from Thompson Falls, on
Northern Pacific Rd. A mining section.
Good soil and heavily timbered.
. C(EUR D'ALENE SUN; every morn-
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 18x26; subscription—
<laily §10, weekly $:3 ; established 1834; Adam
IDAHO.
Aulbach, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily L 2, weekly L 2.
PARIS, C. H., Bear Lake Co., O, 1,000
pop., 10 m. from Oregon Short Line Rd.
Cheese making and stock-raising are the
principal industries.
SOUTHERN IDAHO INDEPEND-
ENT ; Fridays ; latter day saints ; four pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription §3 ; established 1881 ;
Robert S. Spence, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L 2.
R ATHDRUM, C. H., Kootenai Co., t]
200 pop., on Northern Pacific Rd., 29 m.
from Spokane Falls, "Wash. Ter. Is sur-
rounded bj^ a mining district.
KOOTENAI COURIER; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1881 ; Mark
W. Musgrove, editor and publisher.
SALMON CITY, C. H., Lemhi Co., u
sou pop., on Salmon r., 100 m. from Dillon,
Montana, and the same distance from Red
Rock. Agriculture, mining and boat-build-
ing are the leading industries.
IDAHO RECORDER; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 22x;50; subscription S4; estab-
lished 1S85 ; J. E. Booth, editor and publisher.
SHOSHONE, Alturas Co., g 900 pop..
on Union Pacific Rd. Junction of Wood
River Branch Rd. Car shops.
JO URN A L ; Saturdays ; eight pages : size
26x41) ; subscription $4 ; established 1883 ; Jour-
nal Printing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
SILVER CITY,C. H., Owyhee Co., p
593 pop., on Jordan creek, 210 m. from
Winnemucca and 60 from Boise City.
Quartz and placer naining carried on and
several mills running. Situated in a fine
farming and stock-raising region.
IDAHO AVALANCHE; Saturdays;
independent ; four pages ; size 21x28 ; sub-
scription .$6 ; established 1865; Chas. M. Hays,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TVEISER, C. H., Washington Co., -a
350 pop., on Oregon Short Line Rd. Engaged
in mining and stock-raising.
LEADER; Fridays; independent ; four
pages; size 22x32; subscription S3; estab-
lished 1882 ; "Wm. P. Glenn, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
INDIAN.
ATOKA, C. H., Choctaw Nation, U^
400 pop., on Missouri, Kansas & Texas div.
of Missouri Pacific Rd., and Lehigh branch
of same, 19 m. from Caddo, and 51 from
Deunison, Texas. Coal is found near here.
INDIAN MISSIONARY; monthly;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1885 ; J. S. Murrow, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
MUSKOGEE, Creek Nation, d- 1,000
pop., on the Missouri Pacific Rd. Engaged
in the shipment of cattle, hogs, hides and
cotton. U. S. Commissioners' Court for the
Territory and U. S. Indian Agency for the
Cherokees, Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks
and Seminoles located here.
INDIAN JOURNAL; Wednesdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription .§1 50 ;
established 1876; R. M- Roberts, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
690
GEO. P. ROWELL' & CO'S
INDIAN.
OUR BROTHER IN RED; monthly;
methodist episcopal, south ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 9x11 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1882 ; Rev. Theo. F. Brewer, editor ;
J. F. Thompson and T. F. Brewer, publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
PAUL'S VALLEY, Chickasaio Na-
tion, P 300 pop, on Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe Rd. Corn, cotton, and all kinds of small
grain raised and shipped here.
CHICKASAW ENTERPRISE; Sat
urdavs ; indepen'dent ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
established 1887 ; Fields & Martin, editors and
publishers.
TAHLEQUAH, C. H., Cherokee Na-
tion, cf 530 pop., about 200 m. S. of Fort
Scott, Kansas, and 40 from the Arkansas
State line.
CHEROKEE ADVOCATE; Fri
days; English and Cherokee; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 18T6 ;
E. 0. Boudinot, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
VINITA, Cherokee Nation, cf 1,200
pop., at junction of the Missouri Pacific
and St. Louis & San Francisco Rds. En-
gaged in farming and stock-raising.
INDIAN CHIEFTAIN; Thursdays;
four pages; size 20x40; subscription $1.50;
established 1882 ; John L. Adair, editor ; In-
dian Chieftain Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K 2.
MONTANA.
ANACONDA, Deer Lodge Co., -a 400
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Agriculture ex-
tensively carried on.
REVIEW; Thursdays; four pages; size
25x39 ; subscription $3 ; established 1884 ; L. O.
Leonard, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BILLINGS, C. H., Yellowstone Co., O^
1,600 pop., on Yellowstone r. and Northern
Pacific Rd. Lies in an excellent grazing
region ; shipping point for cattle, sheep,
wool and bullion; fine water power. The
chief distributing and shipping point for
the stock ranges of Eastern Montana and
Northern Wyoming. In the surrounding
country are vast deposits of bituminous
coal, gypsum, marble and limsetone, be-
sides the precie)us metals.
GAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
dav, and ilIONTANA STOCK GA-
ZETTE, Thursdays ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages; size— daily 23x30, week-
ly 30x44; subscription— weekly $3; estab-
lished 1885; Gazette Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily L 2, weekly K 1.
MONTANA STOCK GAZETTE; (see
Gazette.)
BOULDER, (BOULDER VALLEY
P.O.) Jefferson Co., p 300 pop., on Boulder
Valley & Butte Rd., 35 m, S. of Helena. An
Important manufacturing town. Farming,
mining and stock raising the pi-incipal in-
dustries of the surrounding country.
JEFFERSON CO. SENTINEL. ; Fri
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscrij>tion $3 ; establislied 1885 ; S. A. Rob-
ertson, editor and publisher; circulation L2.
BOZEMAN, C. H., Gallatin Co., g
3,000 pop., on branch of E. Gallatin r. and
Northern Pacific Rd., 98 m. S. by S. E. of
MONTANA.
Helena and 480 from Salt Lake. Situated
in an agricultural and stock-raising region.
Mines of gold, silver, coal, iron ore and ar-
gentiffi'ous galena found in this vicinity.
AVANT COURIER; Thursdays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription
$3.50 ; established 1871 ; W. W. Alderson, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CHR0NIC;LE; Wednesdays; democrat-
ic ; four pages ; size 28x44 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1882 ; A. K. Yerkes, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
BUTTE CITY, O. H., Silver Bow Co.,
p 23,000 pop., on Montana Union Rd.
Trade centre for an important district.
Gold, silver and copper mining, reduction
of ores by smelting and milling is largely
carried on.
INTER MOUNTAIN ; every evening
except Sunday, and SEMI-WEEKLY,
Sundays and Wednesdays ; republican ; four
pages ; size 26x39 ; subsci'iption— daily $10,
semi-weekly $4; established— daily 1881, semi-
weekly 1884 ; Inter Mountain Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circ'n— daily J 1,
semi-weekly J 1 .
MINER J every evening except Sunday,
and SEMI- WEEKLY, Wednesdays and
Saturdays ; four pages ; size 26x49 ; subscrip-
tion— daily $12, semi-weekl.v $4 ; established —
daily 1879, semi-weekly 1876 ; Daniel Searles,
editor ; Miner Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J 1, semi-weekly J 1.
CHOTEAU, Choteau Co., [^ on Teton
r., 80 m. from Ft. Benton, the county seat,
and 100 from Helena. Engaged in agricult-
ure and stock-raising.
CALUMET; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Choteau Publishing Co , editors
and publishers ; circulation L 1 .
DEER LODGE, C. H., Deer Lodge
Co., -a 1,500 pop., on Deer Lodge r., near W.
base of Rocky Mountains, 4:30 m. N. of Og-
den, Utah, and on the Montana Union
Rd. The richest, most numerous and most
productive placer and quartz mines in the
West are in this section.
NEW NORTH-WEST; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 28x42 ; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1869 ; James H. Mills, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
DILLON, C. H., Beaverhead Co., p
1,800 pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Engaged
about equally in mining, farming, stock-
raising and trade with neighboring towns.
EXAMINER: semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays; four pages ; size 22.k30 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1885 ; Charles S.
Wright, editor and publisher.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40; subscription $2.50 ; established 1881;
Tribune Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K 2.
FORT BENTON, C. H., Choteau Co.,
^ 3,000 pop., at head of navigation on Mis-
souri r. Centre of Northwest fur trade. In
an agricultural, stock-raising and mining
region.
RIVER PRESS; every evening except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 20x26, weekly 31x44 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $3.50; established
—daily 1882, weekly 1880; Jerry Collins, editor ;
River Press Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation—dail.v L 2, weekly K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
691
MONTANA.
MONTANA WOOL. GROWER;
mouthly ; stock-raising ; twenty-six pages ;
size of page 7x10; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1884 ; L. W. Pecli, editor ; River Press
Publishing Co., publishei-s ; circulation L2.
GLENDIVE, C. H., Dmoson Co., ^
1,5(10 pop., on Northern Pacific Rd. and Yel-
lowstone r. Shipping point in an agricult-
ural and stock-raising counti-y.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; demo-
cratic ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1883 ; J. R. Widmyer, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
T I 31 E S ; Sundays ; republican ; eight
pages ; size 2tix4(j ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; W. W. Mabee, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
GREAT FALLS, Choteau Co., ^ 800
pop., at the mouth of North Fork r., which
empties into the Missouri r., at its intersec-
tion with the Sun r. Surrounded by a sec-
tion remarkable for its beautiful and pict-
uresque scenery. Will be at the junction
of the Montana Central and the Western
extension of the Manitoba Rds. now in
course of construction.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays : eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription's; established 1885 ; Will
Hanks, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
HELENA, C. H., Leivis and Clarke
Co. o (Territorial capital), 12,000 pop., on
Noi-thern Pacific Rd., near Prickly Pear
creek, 16 m. from Missouri r. Largest city
in Montana and centre of trade. Surround-
ed by an agricultural district, and mines of
gold, silver and iron.
HERAIjD; every evening except Sun-
day, and AVEEKIiY, Thursdays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
28x40. weekly 3(ix4S ; subscription— daily $9,
weekly $3 ; established -dailv 1867, weekly
1866 ; R. E. Fisk, editor ; Fisk Bros., publishers ;
circulation— daily J 1, weekly H 1.
INDEPENDENT; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
democratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 36x48 ; sub-
scription—daily $9, weekly $3 ; established-
daily 1871, weekly 1867 ; Independent Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly I l .
MONTANA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE; semimonthly; undenominational;
eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1882; R. E. Smith, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
MONTANA LIVE STOCK JOUR-
> A L ; monthly ; commercial ; sixteen
pages; size of page 9x12; subscription $2;
Geo. E. Boos, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
LEWISTOWN, C. H., Fergus Co., n
180 po]i., 110 m. from Fort Benton and 125
from Billings. Agriculture and stock-rais-
ing are the chief pursuits. The volume of
water which passes through the stream on
which the town is located is so great that
it is never covered with ice, even in the
coldest season.
,F RGUS CO. ARGUS; Thursdays;
lour pages ; size 22x2<i ; subscription .$3 ; es-
tablished 1883; Fell and Vrooman, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
LIVINGSTON, Gallatin Co., g 1,200
pop., on the Yellowstone r., 100 m. E. of
Helena on the Northern Pacific Rd. Has
extensive Rd. car shops, mining interests,
MONTANA.
and is the gateway to the National Yellow-
stone Park.
ENTERPRISE ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$3.50; established 1883; Geo. H. Wright, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MILES CITY, C. H., Custer Co., U,
3,500 pop., on the Northern Pacific Rd. A
frontier town, 350 m. from Bismarck, Da-
kota, in the Yellowstone valley. The
cattle centre of Eastern Montana.
YEIiLOWSTONE JOURNAL,; every
morning except Monday, and YELLOW-
STONE JOTKNAL AND LIVE
STOCK REPORTER, Saturdays; four
pages ; size— daily 22x30, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily .$10, weekly $3 ; established
—daily 1881, weekly 1878 ; Knight & Gordon,
editors and publishers; circ'n— daily L 2,
weekly J 1 .
STOCK -GROWERS' JOURNAL ;
Saturdays : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1884; R. M. Hathaway,
editor; S. A Marney, publisher; circ'n L2.
YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL AND
LIVE STOCK REPORTER; (see Fei
lowstone Journal.)
MISSOULA, C. H., Missoula Co., t]
1.700 pop., on North'n Pacific Rd. and Clark's
Fork of Columbia r., 145 m. W. of Helena.
The agricultural valleys of the vicinity are
widely celebrated, and the county is
known as the Garden of Montana. Con-
tains an extensive timber tract, and also
large deposits of gold, silver and copper.
MISSOULA CO. TIMES; Wednes
days; republican; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription $3 ; established 1882 ; Harrison
Spaulding, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
MISSOULIANs Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $4 ; established 1873 ;
Duane J. Armstrong, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
STEVENSVILLE, Missoula Co., ^
200 pop., 28 m. from Missoula, with which
daily stage line connects. An agricultural
and mining section.
MONTANA DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 18S6 ; Bitter Root Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
SUN 'RTVJL'R, Lewis and Clarice Co., u
100 pop., on Sun r. In agricultural, mining
and stock-raising section.
RISING SUN ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub.scription $3 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; H. E. Lawrence, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
TOWNSEND, Meagher Co., u 500
pop., on Northern Pacific Rd. and Missouri
r. and 35 m. from Helena. Surrounded by
an agricultural, mining and stock-raising
district. Shipping point for an extensive
country.
TRANCHANT; Wednesdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription .§4 ;
established 1883 ; Van H. Fisk, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
VIRGINIA CITY, C. H., Madison
Co., p 624 pop., on Alder creek, 125 m. S. of
Helena. Surrounded by mining districts.
Stages connect with Deer Lodge and other
important points.
MADISONIAN; Fridays; democratic;
four pages ; size 26x38 ; subscription $5 ; es-
692
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MONTANA.
tablished 1873; Thomas Baker, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MONTANA CHURCHMAN; month
ly ; protestant episcopal ; eight pages ; size
of page 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established
18S3 ; Rev. E. G. Prout, editor and publisher.
WALKER VILLE, Silver Bow Co.,
p 2,OuO pop., lU m. N. of Butte City. The
country in this vicinity is unusually rich in
silver mines, for which this town Is a trade
and merchandising centre.
NEWS ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days ; four pa,2;es ; size 2(ix40 ; subscription $4 ;
established 1885 ; W. E. Davidson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
"WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
C. H., Meagher Co., D a widely-known
health resort, near the centre of the county,
60 m. E. of Helena and 40 from the North-
ern Paciflc Rd. Surrounded by a rich
agricultural, stock-raising, and gold, silver,
copper and coal-mining district.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUSBAND-
MAN; Thursdays; agricultural; eight
pages ; size 30x42 ; subscription $4 ; estab-
lished 1875 ; R. X. Sutherlin, editor ; Sutherlin
Bros., publishers; circulation 1 1.
NEW MEXICO.
ALBUQUERQUE, C.H., Bernalillo
Co., -a 8,000 pop., on Rio Grande r., 75 m. from
Santa Pe, on A., T. & Sante Fe and Atlantic
& Pacific Rds. Centre of trade in wool,
hides, corn and wine. Silver, gold, copper,
coal, lead and iron mines abound in the
vicinity.
- CITIZEN ; every morning except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; established
188(i ; C. L. Hubbs & Co., editors and publishers.
MORNING DEMOCRAT: every
morning except Sunday, and SUNDAY
MORNING DEMOCRAT, Sundays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $10 ; established 1880 ; J. G. Albright, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation— daily J 1.
MORNING JOURNAL ; every morn
Ing except Monday, and JOURNAL, 3Iou-
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription— daily $10, weeklv $3 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; E. S. Clark, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily J 1, weeklj^ J 1.
JOURNAL ; (see 3Iorning Journal.)
OPINION ; Saturdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1879 ;
Thomas Hughes, editor ; Opinion Publishing
Co., publishers.
SUNDAY MORNING DEMOCRAT;
(see Morning Democrat.)
CHLORIDE, Sierra Co., JD 175 pop.,
55 m. from Engle, a station on the Atchison,
Topeka 8f Santa Fe Rd., with which it is
connected by stage line. Centre of a vast
cattle country and rich raining region.
BLACK RANGE; Fridays; republican;
four pages; size 20x26; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1882 ; W. O. Thompson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
DEMING, Grayit Co., p 2,000 pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Southern
Paciflc Rds., 50 m. from Silver City, 90
from El Paso. Railroad, mining and stock-
raising centre and shipping point. Larg-
est wholesale trade of any town in South-
ern New Mexico.
HEADLIGHT; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1831 ;
NEW MEXICO.
Edward Pennington, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
KINGSTON, Sierra Co., J3 725 pop.,
21 m. from from Lake Valley. Controls the
trade of a large mining and farming sec-
tion.
SHAFT; every morning except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription $10 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; J. E. Ciu-ren, editor and pub-
lisher.
LAS CRUCES, C. H., Dona Ana Co.,
p 2,.500 pop., on A., T. & Santa Fe Rd., 41 m.
from El Paso. Noted for fruit growing,
agriculture and mining.
MESILLA VALLEY DEMOCRAT;
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size 24x34 ; siibscription
$5 ; established 1X86.
EL TIEMPO; Thursdaj's ; Spanish ; four
pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1S82 ; M. Waldez, editor and publisher.
RIO GRANDE REPUBLICAN;
Saturdays ; republican ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1881 ;
Chas. Metcalfe, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
LAS VEGAS, C.H., San Miguel Co., a-
10,000 pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rd., at junction of the Las Vegas Hot
Springs branch, about 40 m. E. of Santa Fe.
Las Vegas Hot Springs are located 6 m.
from here.
OPTIC ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size — daily 24x35, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $3; estab-
lished 1879 ; R. A. Kastler, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly K 2.
REVISTA CATOLICA ; Sundays ;
Spanish ; catholic ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x12 ; subscription $3 ; established 1875 ;
Jesuit Fathers, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K 2.
STOCK GROWER; Saturdays; live
stock ; twenty-four pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1884 ; Stock
Grower Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n] 1 1 .
LINCOLN, C. H., Lincoln Co., n\ 800
pop. A mining and stock-raising section.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription $2 ; established
1880 ; John K. Bj'ers, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
LORDSBURG, Grant Co., p 250
pop., on the Southern Paciflc Rd. A mining
and stock-raising section, for which the
town is a supply depot.
ADVANCE ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $3 ; established 1883 ; I. R.
Birt, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
RATON, Colfax Co., cf on Atchison,
Topeka & Santa FeRd., 23 m. from Trinidad.
Extensively engaged in coal mining ; a
number of railroad machine shops located
here.
INDEPENDENT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdaj-s ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
20x26, weekly 26x38 ; subscription- daily $10,
weekly $2.50 ; established 1883 ; J. C. Holmes,
editor and publisher ; circulation — daily L 1 ,
weekly K 1.
RANGE; Fridays; eight pages; size of
page 15x22 ; subscription $3 ; established 1881 ;
J. A. Hunt and A. Clauson. editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
SAN MARCIAL, Socorro Co., -a 600
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
AJMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
693
NEW MEXICO.
27 m. from Socorro. A place of active trade,
In a rich miniug section.
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 22x30 ; subscription 83 ; established 188'i ;
L. A. Wiaitmore & Co., editors and publishers.
SANTA FE, C. H., Sajita Fe Co. u
(Territorial capital), 8,000 pop., about 20 m.
E. of Rio Grande r., on New Mexico Line
division of Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rd., which connects with the Colorado
system. The emporium of the overland
trade.
NEW MEXICAN; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEW MEXICAN AND
lilVE STOCK JOURNAL., Tliursdays ;
four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly 26x40 ;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $3 ; estab-
lished 1862; New Mexican Printing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation- dally K 2,
weekly K 2.
EL. BOL.ETIN POPULAR ; Thurs
days ; Spanish ; independent ; four pages ;
size 22x26 ; subscription $3 ; established 1885 ;
Jose Segura, editor and publisher.
LiEADER; Saturdays; six pages; size of
page 11x16 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
S. W. Bear & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
NEW 3IEXICAN AND I.IVE
STOCK JOURNAI. ; {fiee New 3Iexican.)
SILVER CITY, C. H., Grant Co., p
2,500 pop., on line of Silver City, Deming &
Paciflc Rd. Engaged in gold, silver and
copper mining, farming and stock-raising.
Has a smelter and foui- mills for reducing
ores.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1882 ;
Leonard & Hawkins, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
SOUTHWEST SENTINEL. ; Tues
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $3; established 1873; Chas. M.
Shannon, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
SOCORRO, C.H., Socorro Co., -a 4,100
pop., on Rio Grande r. and A., T. & Santa Fe
Rd. The Billings and Graphic three-stack
smelters are in full operation here with
a capacity of 350 tons of ore per day.
CHIEFTAIN ; every morning except
Monday ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
§10 ; established 18S4 ; Wm. Tell De Baun, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BULLION; Saturdavs ; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $3; established 1883;
Charles Longuemare, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
SPRINGER, C. H., Colfax Co., :/ 1,000
pop., on the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rd. A stock-raising country.
COLFAX CO. STOCKMAN ; Satur
days ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1882 ; Sturges & Son, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 1.
WAGON MOUND, Mora Co., cf on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Farming,
.sheep and cattle raising.
LA FLECHA ; Fridays; English and
Spanish ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1885 ; W. T. Henderson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WATROUS, Mora Co., cf 150 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 20 m.
from Las Vegas.
PLAINDEALER ; Wednesdavs; four
)ages; size 22x30; subscription .S3; estab-
ished 1857 ; M. Calhoun, editor ; C. W. Hig-
gms, publisher.
NEW MEXICO.
I
44
WHITE OAKS, Lincoln Co., C^ 700
pop., 50 m. from Rd. Mining and milling
ores.
liTNCOLN CO. LEADER ; Saturdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; Wm. CafCrey, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2.
NEW MEXICO INTERPRETER ;
Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size of page 11x16 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1885 ; J. E. Sligh,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
UTAH.
BEAVER, C. H., Beaver Co., p 1,700
pop. A mining, lumbering and farming
district.
SOUTHERN UTONIAN; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription S2.50 ; estab-
lished 1881; George Hales, editor; Beaver
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
FRISCO, Beaver Co., p 1.200 pop. at
terminus of Utah Central Rd. A noted
mining centre.
SOUTHERN UTAH TIMES ; Satur
days; republican; anti-mormon; four
pages; size 20x30; subscription §5; estab-
lished 1880; Charles S. King, editor; C. S.
King & Co., publishers ; circulation K 2.
LOGAN, C. H., Cache Co., ^ 5,000 pop.,
on Union Pacific Rd., 55 m. from Ogden.
Has extensive water power, adapted to
manufactures, but farming is the chief in-
dustry.
UTAH JOURNAL; semi weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription S3.50 ; established 1879 ;
Utah Journal Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
MANTI, C. H., San Pete Co., u 2,500
pop., on the San Pete Valley Rd. and the
proposed extension of the Denver & Rio
Grande Rd. An agi-icultural town. The
site of Manti Temple (Mormon). All kinds
of manufactures carried on.
HO.^IE SENTINEL; Fridays; four
pages; size 26x40; subscription $2 (with Senti-
nel Supplement §2.50); established 1S85 ; Jas.
Jakeman, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 ;
a fom-page edition entitled the Sentinel Sup-
plement ; size 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; is issued
on Tuesdays.
OGDEN CITY, C. H., Weber Co., ^
8,000 pop., confluence of Ogden and Weber
rs., in Salt Lake valley, terminus of
Union Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande, Pa-
cific Southern and Utah Centraf Rds., at
junction of Union Pacific and Southern
Paciflc Rds., 37 m. from Salt Lake City.
Centre of an agricultural district and has
a thriving trade; also various kinds of
manufactures ; is the manufacturing and
wholesale receiving and shipping depot for
a very extensive region. Has a healthful
climate and lies contiguous to numerous
coal basins. A vigorous and promising city.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and SE3II- WEEKLY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages ; size— dailv 28x38,
semi-weekly 26x38; subscription— daily .$8,
semi-weekly $3.50; established 1881; Ogden
Herald Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K 1, semi-weekly J l.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages ; size 22x30; subscription $7; estab-
694
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
UTAH.
UTAH.
lished 1SS4 ; E. A. Littleflekl. editor and pub-
lisher ; t'ireulation L 2 .
INTEll-MOUNTAIN MERCHANT;
monthlv : twentv-eiglit pages ; size of page
9x11 ; subscription 5U cents ; established 1886 ;
E. A. McDauiel, editor and publisher.
PARK CITY, Summit Co.] ^ 1,542
pop., on the Union Pacific Rd. Is in a mining
district. The Ontario mine is located here.
PARK RECORD ; Saturdays ; four
pages; size 24x36 ; subscription $3; established
1880 : Raddon & Camomile, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation- K 1.
PROVO CITY, C. H., Utah Co., o
5,500 pop., on Provo r., at junction of Denver
& Rio Grande and Utah Central Rds. Con-
tains grist and saw mills, tanneries and g,
large woolen factory. The vicinity is en-
gaged in farming. The Territorial Insane
Asylum is here.
TERRITORIAIi ENQUIRER;
semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays; inde-
pendent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1873 ; John C. Graham,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 .
SALT LAKE CITY, C. H., Salt
Lake Co., 6 (Territorial capital), 23,000 pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande, Utah & Nevada
and Utah Central Rds., 37 m. from Ogden,
near the E. bank of Jordan r. and 12 m. E.
of south end of Great Salt Lake. Situated
In an agricultural district, which also con-
tains silver and base metal mines. The
largest and most important city in the
Territories, and an important centre of
trade. It was laid out in 1847, and en-
joys all the adA'antages of a charming
natural location, in addition to which
no pains have been spared to render it
as attractive as possible. It has unusually
wide streets, shadowed on either side
with luxuriant trees and bordered by
streams of running water. The climate is
unexcelled, and the fertility of the soil
marvelous.
DESERET EVENING NEWS*; every
evening except Sunday, DESERET
NEWS, semi-weeklv, Tuesdays and Fri-
days, and DESERET NEWS, Wednes-
days ; daily and semi-weekly four pages,
weekly sixteen pages : size— daily 26x38, semi-
weekly 28x42, weekly (size of page) 12x16 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, semi-weekly $3, weekly
$2..t0; established— daily 1867, semi- weekly
1866, weekly 1850; Charles W. Penrose, editor ;
Deseret News Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily J 1 , semi-weekly G 1, weekly J 1.
SAliT liAKE EVENING DEMO-
CRAT ; everv evening except Sunday, and
SEMI-WEEKLiY, Wednesdays and Sat-
urdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion—dailv S7..5(), semi-weekly $3 ; established
—dailv 1S84, semi-weekly 1882; Salt Lake
Democrat Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
ulation— daily K 1.
SAET LAKE HERALD; every morn-
ing except Monday, SEMI- WEEK liV,
Wednesdays and Saturdays, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays; independent; daily eiglit
pages, Sunday twelve pages, semi-weekly
eight pages, weekly eight pages ; size of page
14x2tJ; sul)scription— daily $10.50, semi-weekly
$3.50, weekly $2 ; established— daily and semi-
weekly 1870, weekly 18H0 ; Herald Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily J 2, semi-
weekly I 1 , weekly I 2 .
SALT LAKE TRIBUNE; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; four pages, Sunday eight pages ;
size 28x45 ; subscription— daily $12, weekly
$3 : established 1870 ; Tribune Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
H 1, weekly I 2 .
DESERET NEWS; (see Deseret Evening
News.)
BIKUBEN; Thursdays; Scandinavian;
mormon ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876; A. N. Winberg,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
DESERET NEWS; (see Deseret Even-
ing News.)
SVENSKA HAROLDEN; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1885; Chas. V. Anderson, editor;
Swedish Publishing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
JUVENILE INSTRUCTOR; semi
monthly; juvenile; twenty pages; size of
page 10x13; subscription .$2.10; established
1866; Geo. Q. Cannon & Sons, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
WOMAN'S EXPONENT; semi-
monthly ; woman suffrage ; eight pages ; size
21x29; subscription $2; established 1872;
Emmeliue B. Wells, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BAPTIST MOUNTAINEER ; month-
ly ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1884 ; Rev. L.
L. Wood, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CONTRIBUTOR; monthly; latter-day
saints ; literary ; fifty pages octavo ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1879 ; Junius F.
Wells, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 1.
PARRY'S MAGAZINE; monthly;
forty-two pages ; size of page 6x10 ; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1884 ; Jos. Hyrum
Parry & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation I 1.
UTAH CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE;
monthly; undenominational; eight pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
S. J. Carroll, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
WASHINGTON.
ABERDEEN, Chehalis Co., -a 300
pop , a boat landing on Chehalis r., 52 m.
from Olympia.
HERALD; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3.50 ; established
1886 ; Harford C. Telfer, editor and publisher.
ASOTIN, C. H., Asotin Co., ^215 pop.,
on Snake r. Has fine water power.
SENTINEL: Fridays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1883;
C. M. Poor, editor and publisher; circ'n L2.
BLAINE, Wiatcom Co., \^ 500 pop.,
on Draton Harbor, 15 m. S.-E. from New
Westminster, B. C. In one of the finest
agricultural and lumbering sections of
the territory. Has large saw mill and fur-
niture factory, and is an excellent fishing
point. A large salmon cannery is located
about a mile from the town.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; four pages;
size 22x30 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ;
Orville Espy, editor ; Cain Brothers, publish-
ers ; circulation L 2 .
CHEHALIS, C. H., Lewis Co., p 600
pop., on Chehalis r., 90 m. from Portland,
O., on Northern Pacific Rd. Has a flouring,
planing and saw mill, and is surrounded by
a good farming country.
LEWIS CO. BEE; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1884; J. T. Forest, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NUGGKT; Fridays; four pages; .size
24x36; subscription $2; established 1883;
B. F. Alley, editor; Nugget Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation K 1.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
695
WASHINGTOX.
CHENEY, C. H., Spokane Co., a- 3,500
pop., ou N. P. Rcl. Engaged in agriculture
and stock-raising.
SENTINEL; Fi-idays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription S--50; established 1S81 ;
F. J. Spencer, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
COLFAX, C. H., Whitman Co., a-
1,200 pop., on the Oregon Rd. & Navigation
Co.'s Rd.
COM.IIONER; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $3 ; established 1885 ;
Bariah Brown, jr., editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
PAL.OUSE GAZETTE: Fridays; four
pages ; size 26x4(J ; subscription $'2. 50 ; es-
tablished 1877 ; Hopkins & Chase, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
COIiVILIiE, C. B.., Stevens Co., cf 75
pop., near Colville r., which empties into the
Columbia r. In timber section and near
British Columbia.
STEVENS CO. MINER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $3 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; J. B. Slater, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 1 .
DAVENPORT, Lincoln Co., a- 150
pop. Agriculture and stock-raising are
the principal industries.
LINCOLN CO. TIMES; Fridays; re-
publican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1884; Fi-ank M. Gray,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DAYTON, C. H., Columbia Co., P,2,000
pop., at terminus of Dayton branch of Ore-
gon Rd. & Navigation Co's Rd., 38 m. from
Walla Walla. Has sash and door factories,
flouring, woolen and saw mills.
COLITMBIA CHRONICLE ; Satur
days ; republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S2 ; established 1878 ; White &
Rainwater, editors and publishers ; cii'c'n J 1 .
INLANDER; Saturdays; non-partisan;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1884 ; A. B. Thompson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ELLENSBURGH, C. H., Kittitas
Co., n 150 pop., on Upper Takima r. In
excellent farming country;
KITTITAS LOCALIZER^ Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1883 ; D. J. Schnebly, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
FARMINGTON, Whitman Co.. a-
250 pop. In agricultural region. Spokane
Falls nearest town.
POST; Saturdays ; independent ; four
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; estab-
ished 1884 ; E. T. Tannatt, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
GOLDENDALE, C. H., Klicldtat Co.,
p 800 pop., on Columbia r., 10 m. from
Northern Pacific Rd., and 100 from Port-
land, Oregon. Has good water power, and Is
a fine farming and stock-raising country.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1879 ; C.
S. Reinhart, editor; Goldendale Publishing
Co., publishers ; cii'culation K 2.
KALAMA, C. H., Coiolitz Co., p 100
pop., on Columbia r., and Northern Pacific
Rd. Daily line of steamers for Portland,
Oregon, 42 m. distant.
COWLITZ'S ADVOCATE ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 24x:>4 : established 1886 ;
Beegle & Reese, editors and publishers.
WASHINGTON.
LA CONNER, Skagit Go., b 600 pop.
A boat lauding ou Puget Sound, 31 m. from
Whatcom. In farming district.
PUC4ET SOUND MAIL; Saturdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1873 ; Mail Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation K 1.
MONTESANO, C. H., Chehalis Co.,
-n 51)0 pop., at the head of navigation on
Chehalis r., 45 m. from Olympia. Lumber-
ing and agriculture are the principal in-
dustries ; also engaged in dairying, stock-
raising and salmon canning
CHEHALIS VALLEY VIDETTE ;
Fridays ; four pages ; size ^x36 ; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1883 ; H. W. Bessac, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MOUNT VERNON, C. H., Skagit
Co., "□ 500 pop., on Skagit r., 60 m. from
Seattle. Centre of the logging business, and
of a rich, though heavily-timbered valley.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription §2 ; established 1884 ; G. E. Hart-
son, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NAP A VINE, Lewis Co., p 300 pop.,
on Pacific div. of Northern Pacific Rd., 7
m. from Chehales, and 40 from Olympia.
Lumbering and farming are the chief in-
dustries.
WESTERN AVASHINGTON
FARMER; Fridays ; four pages ; size
22x3<J ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1886 ;
Rowell & Rathbun, editoi's and publishers.
NORTH YAKIMA. Takima Co., g
500 pop., on Northern Pacific Rd. Finely
located in a stock-raising, grain-growing
and hog-raising country.
WASHINGTON FARMER; Fri-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$3; established 1884; Legh R. Freeman, edi-
tor; Washington Farmer Co., publishers; cir-
culation I 2 .
YAKIMA REPUBLICAN: Thurs-
days; four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription $3 ;
established 1879; C. W. Hobart, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
YAKIMA SIGNAL ; Saturdays; eight
ages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §3 ; estab-
ished 1883; J. M. Adams, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
OIiYMPIA, C. H., Thurston Co. -u
(Territorial capital), 3,500 pop. at S. ex-
tremity of Puget Sound and terminus of
Olympia & Chehalis Valley Rd., 150 m. from
the sea. Engaged in manufacturing and
commerce.
NEW TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886; Gale & Dunham, editors and pub-
lishers.
PARTISAN: Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1867 ; Thos. H. Cavanaugh, editor and
publisher : circulation K 1.
WASHINGTON STANDARD; Sat-
urdaj's ; democratic ; four pages ; size 26x4(J ;
subscription §3 ; established I860 ; John Miller
Murphy, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OYSTERVIELE, C. H., Pacific
Co., p 300 pop., on Shoalwater bay. En-
gaged principally in oystering, cattle-raising
and dairy ing. A prominent summer resort.
PACIFIC JOURNAL; Fridays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription .$2.50 ; estab-
lished 1883; Alf D. Bowen, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
Fi
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GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
WASHINGTOX.
WASHIXGTOX.
PALOUSE,* Whitman Co., L>500 pop.,
18 m. from Colfax, the county seat. Milling,
mining and agriculture are engaged in.
Has saw mills and is a lumbering point.
BOO.HERANG; Fridays; four pages ;
size 24x36; subsscription $2 ; established 188:3;
E. H. Orcutt. editor and publisher.
NEWSJ; Fridays; eiuht pages; size 26x40;
subscription S2.5U ; established 1884 ; I. I.
Hughes, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
POMEROY, C.H., Garfield Co. A 1.000
pop., on Pataha creek and terminus of the
Oregon Railway & Navigation Co., 25 m. E.
of Dayton and 55 from Walla Walla.
In a good agricultural and stock-raising
country.
EAST WASHINGTONIAN ; Satur
da.ys : republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1882 ; W. L
Lister, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
T I 31 E S ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2 50; establisned 18S6; A.
J. Thomseu, editor and publisher.
WASHINGTON INDEPENDENT ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 23x32 ; subscrip-
tion §2.50; established 1880; F. W. D. Mays,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
PORT TOWNSEND,C. Il.,Jeffer.
son Co., -a 1,000 pop., on Port Townsend bay,
near the strait of San Juan de Fuca, 100 ni.
N. of Olympia. Engaged in commerce and
lumbei'ing. One of the most important
commercial points on Puget Sound.
P U G E T SOUND ARGUS ; everj
evening except Sunday, and WEEIiLl,
Thursdaj'S ; independent-republican ; four
pages ; size —daily 20x26, weekly 26x40 ; sub-
scription—daily §9, weekly $3; established-
daily 1882, weekly 1871; Argus Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily L 2 ,
weekly K 1.
CALL ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1884 ; Geo. W.
O'Brien & Co., editors and publishers ; cii-cu-
lation L 2 .
ROCKFORD, Spokane Co., a- 100
pop. Engaged in agriculture.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x35 ; established 1885; W. H. Rector,
editor ; J. B. Hayer, publisher; circ'n L2.
SEATTLE, C. H., King Co., -a 13,000
pop., on Elliot Bay, and terminus of the
Columbia & Puget Sound Rd. and the Puget
Sound Shore Rd., the latter an extension of
the Northern Pacific Rd., northward. It is
the chief city in Washington Territory in
population, wealth, commerce and manu-
factiu-es. Its resources are lumbering, mill-
ing, ship-building, coal-mining, fishing, agri-
culture, dairying, stock-raising, hop-raising,
etc. It has six miles of street railroads,
three systems of electric, and one of gas
lighting; public and private school build-
ings costing $200,000 ; water works costing
$3ii0.0;)0; graded streets costing Sl,iX)0,000; a
banking capital of $2,0L)O,00o and an equal
amount of deposits; owns a fleet of over
forty steamboats, and monopolizes the trade
of Puget Sound.
POST-INTELLIGENCER: every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages ; size of
pageisx24; subscription— daily SIO, weekly
$3; established 18S1 ; Leigh S. J. Hunt, editor
nud publisher ; circ'n— daily J 1, weekly I 2.
PRESS ; ev-ery morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekl}' 30x44 ; subscription— dailv $12, weeklj'
$2; established 1881; Press Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circ'n— daily K 1,
weekly K 2.
TIMES ; every evening except Sunday ;
four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $7.20 ; es-
tablished 1885; Times Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE; eveiT
evening except Sunday, and 'WEEKLY,
Thursdays; four pages; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 28x40 ; subscription— daily .<^6, weeklv
S2 ; established 1886 ; Co-Operator Printing &
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
DIE TRIBUNE; Thursdays ; German ;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription S3 ; es-
tablished 18S3; R. Damns, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SUNDAY STAR ; Saturdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2.50 ; established
1883 ; Kirk C. Ward, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
SIDNEY, Kitsap Co., -a 25 pop., a
landing on Puget Sound ; tri-weekly steam -
ers for Seattle, 18 m. distant, 8 m. from Port
Blakely.
KITSAP CO. PIONEER; Fridays;
independent ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scriptiim $2 : established 1886 ; Thomas Cline,
editor and publisher.
SNOHOMISH CITY, C. H., Sno-
homish Co., ^j 600 pop., on the Snohomish r.,
50 m. from Seattle. In the heart of a fine
agricultural and lumbering district.
E Y E ^ Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882 ; C. H. Packard, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
SPOKANE FALLS, Spokane Co.,
D- 6,000 pop., on N. P. Rd. and Spokane r.,
14 m. from Cheney. Manufacturing point,
with great water power. A supply point
for the mining districts of Colville and
Coeur d' Alene.
REVIEW; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; eight
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily 810, weekly $3 ; established
1883; Review Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily K 1, weeklj' K 2.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription S3 ; established 1882 ;
H. T. Cowley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NEWS-DEMOCRAT: Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic ; four pages ; size :i4x36 ; established
1887; C. Compton Burnett, editor and pub-
lisher.
NORTH WEST TRIBUNE ; Thurs-
days; foiu" pages; size 24x36; subscription
$2.50 ; established 1880 ; Geo. F. Schorr, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
EAST WASHINGTON RURAL;
monthly; agricultural; eight pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
Northwest Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
SPOKANE MINER: monthly ; mining ;
sixteen paues ; size of page 10x14 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1SS6 ; Dennis & Bradley,
editors and publishers.
SPRAGTTE, C. H., Lincoln Co., d- 1,500
pop., on Northern Pacific Rd. A railroad
town ; several machine shops located here.
JOURNAL, Fridays ; independent ;
eight i)ages ; size of page 18x24 ; subscription
$2; established 1882; Frank M. MacMasters,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
TACOMA, C. H., Pierce Co., -a 10,000
■ pop. Terminus of N. P. Rd. At the head
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
G97
WASHINGTON.
of navigation on Puget Sound, with a fine
harbor. Lumbering, saw mills and foundry.
Connected bj' rail with the coal fields in this
part of the countrj'.
EVENING TELEGRAPH; every
evening except Sunday ; four pages ; size
20x34; subscription $5; established 1S86;
Evening Telegraph Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
TiEDGEli ; every day except 3Ionday, and
WEEIi-IiY, Fridays; independent ; daily
eiglit pages, weekly twelve pages ; .size 13x18 ;
subscription — dailv $10, weekly 82.50 ; estab-
lished—daily 1883, weekly 1880; R. F. Rade-
baugh, editor and publisher ; circulation —
daily J 2 , weekly II.
N E ^V S ; everj^ evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 21x36, weekly
30x44;"subscription— daily .$7, weekly $2.50;
established 1881; News Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation— daily K 1,
weekly J 1 .
COAIMERCE; Sundaj's ; six pages; size
18x24; subscription S2 ; established 1886;
Edward N. Fuller, editor and publisher.
WACHT AM SUNDE; Fridays; Ger-
man ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$3: established 1884; A. Weichbrod, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 1 .
TOLEDO, Lewis Co., p 150 pop., on
Cowlitz r., 7 m. from "Winlock, 20 from Che-
halis and 50 from Olynipia. A triweekly
line of steamers connect with Portland,
Oregon.
COWLITZ RIVER PILOT; Fridays ;
four pases ; size 22x30 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1886 ; Frank Owen, editor and
publisher.
VANCOUVER, C. H., Clarke Co.,p
3,000 pop., on Columbia r., 18 m. from Port-
land, Oregon, Avlth which it is connected by
three daily lines of steamers and stage
line. Manufactories of various kinds.
Shipping point for large section of country.
CLARKE CO. REGIJ^TER; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; Thurston Daniels, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays ; repub-
lican ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$2.5(1 ; established 1875 ; J. J. Beeson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAITSBURGH, Wnlla Walla Co.,n,
800 pop., 19 m. N. of Walla Walla and on
Oregon Rd. & Navigation Go's Rd. In the
centre of a good farming country border-
ing on the Touchet r.
TirHES ; Fridays ; four pages ; .size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1878 ; C. W.
Wheeler, editor and pul)lisher ; cire'n K 1.
WALLA WALLA, C. H., Walla
Walla Co., a, 5,650 pop., on Mill creek and
Oregon Rd. & Navigation Go's Rd., 30 m.
from Columbia r. and about 410 E. by S. of
Olympia. Surrounded by a farming, grain
and stock-raising district and is the trade
centre for this portion of the Territoi-y,
Northern Idaho and Northeastern Oregon.
JOURNAL; everv evening exceijt
Sunday. SUNDAY JO URN A L. Sundays,
and JOURNAL AND WATCHMAN,
Fridays; democratic; four pages; size —
daily and Sunday 22x.>4, weekly 2^x40 ; sub-
scription—daily Si3, weekly $2.50 ; established
1883 ; .Journal Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; cii'C'n — daily L2, Sunday L2,
weeklv -T 1 .
3IORMNG UNION; pvery morning
except Sunday, and UXlON, Saturdays;
WASHINGTON.
republican ; four pages ; size— daily 22x32,
weeklj- 27x40 ; subscription— dailv §10, weeklv
$3; established— daily 1881, weekly 1869 ; P. B.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 1 , weekly .J 1 .
STATESMAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY', Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
26x40; subscription— dail J' $10, weeklv .$3; es-
tablished—daily 1879, weekly 1861 ; Frank J.
Parker, editor and publisher ; circulation —
dailv K 1, weekly H 1.
JOURNAL AND WATCHMAN ;
(see Journal.)
SUNDAY JOURNAL ; (see Journal.)
UNION; i&ee Morning Union.)
WHATCOM, C. H., Wliatcom Co.,\2
1,9.50 ijop., on Bellingham Bay, 150 m. from
Seattle. Lumbering ; has three saw mills.
REVEILLE ; Fridays; republican; four
pages ; size 24x.36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883; Jenkins & Nicklin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
YAKIMA, YaJcima Co., g 1,920 pop.
Finely located in a stock-raising and grain-
growing country.
REPUBLICAN; (see North Yakima.)
SIGNAL; (see North Yakima.)
WYOMING.
BUFFALO, C. H., Johnson Co., [^
800 pop., 160 m from Douglass, the nearest
railroad point. Engaged in agriculture
and live-stock raising.
BIG HORN SENTINEL; Saturdays;
four pages; size 24x3(i; subscription $3.50;
established 1884; E. H. Becker, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
ECHO ; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $3 ; established 1883 ;
Thos. J. Bouton, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 1.
CHEYENNE, C. H., Laramie Co., □,
8,500 pop. (Territorial capital), on Union
Pacific Rd., at junction of Cheyenne &
Northern Rd. and on Denver Pacific Rd.
500 m. from Omaha, Neb., and 100 N. of
Denver, Col. Central supply point, sur-
rounded by stock-raising and mining dis-
trict. Shipping point for all the forts and
Indian agencies. Railroad repair shops lo-
cated here.
DEMOCRATIC LEADER; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; democratic ; daily four pages,
weekly twelve pages ; size— daily 26x40, week-
lv (Size of page) 15x22 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $2.50 ; established 1867 ; H. Glaf eke,
editor and publLsher; circulation— daily K 1.
weeklv K 1.
SUN ; every morning except Monday, and
W^EEKLY, Saturdays; republican; foiu*
pages ; size— daily 26x40, weekly 28x44 ; sub-
scription—dailv SIO, weeklv $2..50 ; established
—daily 1871, weekly 1877; £. A. Slack, editor
and publisher ; cire'n— daily K 2, weekly K 2.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 22x:^l : subscription
$6 ; established 188i ; J. Millard, editor ;
Tribune Co., publishers ; circulation K 1.
MIRROR : Mondays ; twelve pages ; size
of page 11x16 : subscription S2..50 ; established
1885; Joseph Magill, editor; Cheyenne Print-
ing and PublLshing Co., publishers, circula-
tion K 2.
NORTHWEST LIVE STOCK
JOURNAL; Fridays; live stock; sixteen
pauses; size of page 15x22; subscrii tion $3;
established 1883 ; A. S. Merger, editor and pub
lisher.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WYOMING.
T}0\J GJj AS, Albanij Co., 0,100 pop., 8
m. from Fort Fetterman, 70 from Fort Lara-
mie and 150 from Cheyenne City ; in an
agricultural and stock-raising section.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; fourteen
pages ; size of page 11x16 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1SS6 ; I. R. Crow, editor and pub-
lisher,
BIEE BARLOW'S BUDGET : Wed
nesdays ; eight pages ; size of page 15x22 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1886 ; M. C. Barlow,
editor: M. C. & M. F. Barlow, publishei'S.
ROWDY WEST ; Sundays ; eight pages ;
size of page 13x20 ; subscription 82 ; estab-
lished 18S6; E. H. Kimball, editor and pub-
lisher.
EVANSTON, C. H., Uinta Co., -a
1,T00 pop., on Union Pacific Rd. and Oregon
Short Line branch of the same. In a coal-
mining, lumber and stock-raising district.
UINTA CHIEFTAIN; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1879 ; William T. Shaffer,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GREEN RIVER CITY, C. H.,
Sweetwater Co., u 400 pop., on U. P. Rd.
Stock-raising district.
SWEETWATER GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x35 ;
subscription S3; established 1881; Robert
Smith, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
IjANDER, C. H., Fremont Co., ^ 250
pop., 185 m. from Rawlins. Gold mJning
district.
WIND RIVER MOUNTAINEER ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscrip-
tion S2.50 ; established 18S4 ; I. C. Wynn, edi-
tor ; Mountaineer Publishing Co., publisher ;
circulation L 2.
LARAMIE CITY, C. H., Albany
Co., P, 5,000 pop., on Laramie r. and Union
Pacific Rd., 57 m. W. of Cheyenne. It derives
its trade or importance from the stock-
raising, mining and timber interests in the
vicinity. A tannery, rolling mills, machine
shops, soda reduction works, etc., located
here.
B003IERANG ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEIiLiY, Thursdays ; daily
WYOMING.
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily
21x36, weekly 31x44 : subscription— dailv SlO,
weekly .$2 ; established 1881 ; Geo. R. Cald-
well, editor; Boomerang Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation — daily K 1, week-
ly J 1 .
LARAMIE SENTINEL; Saturdays;
; republican ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
i tion S3 ; established 1869 ; J. H. Hayf ord, edi-
i tor ; Hayf ord & Gates, publishers ; cireula-
! tion L2.
1 WYOMING AND ITS FUTURE ;
Wednesdays ; four pages ; size 24x:>l ; sub-
scription S2 ; established 1886 ; F. W. Ott, edl-
\ tor and publisher.
RAWLINS, C. H., Carbon Co., p 1,500
pop., on U. P. Rd., 710 m. W. of Omaha and
136 from Laramie City ; near summit of
Rocky Mountains. Surrounded by mining
and stock-raising country and a commer-
i cial gateway to Northwest Colorado.
CARBON CO. JOURNAL; Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $3 ; established 1879 ; John C.
Friend, editor ; Rawlins Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
LABORETTE; Wednesdays ; labor ;
four pages ; size 20x2'i ; subscription 81 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; Will Reid, editor and pub-
lisher.
AVYOMING TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
republican ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion S3 ; established 1SS4 ; Z. T. Brown, editor ;
Tribune Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation L2.
ROCK SPRINGS, Sweetwater Co.,
D 1,200 pop., on the Union Pacific Rd., 315 m.
from Cheyenne and 238 m. from Salt Lake
City. The most valuable coal mines in the
West are in the vicinity of the town.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 24x34 ; subscription S2.50 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; Norman B. Dresser, editor ; In-
dependent Publishing Co., publishei-s; circu-
lation L 2 .
SUNDANCE, C.H., Crooh Co., ^f 200
I pop., 35 m. from nearest town. Engaged in
mining and cattle-raising.
i GAZETTE; Saturdays ; eight pages; size
126x40; subscription 82.50; established 1884;
M. W. Pettigrew and George Shawler, editors
and publishers ; circulation L 2 .
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
KAMLOOPS, Yale District, Q, 1,200
pop., at the confluence of the North and
South Thompson rs. and on Canada Pacific
Rd. The railroad machine shops, round
house, etc., are located here.
INLAND SENTINEL; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 21x32 ; subscription 8^5 ; estab-
lished 1880; M. Hagan, editor and publisher;
circulation L 2.
N AN AIMO, Vancouver Island jH (Dis-
trict of Nunuiiuo). Pop. of district 2,500.
The town is on Gulf of Georgia, about 75 m.
from Victoria. Centre of the coal-mining
indu.stry of British Columbia. The coal
produced is bituminous, and is sent to the
different cities on the Pacific Coast, Sand-
wich Islands, Mexico and China. Thej'early
production amounts to a))Out 2.5O,0cX) tons.
FREE PRESS ; semi-weeklj-, Wednes-
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
days and Saturdays ; foiu- pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1874; Geo. Nor-
ris, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
NEIV WESTMINSTER, Xew
Westminster District, v o,5<»J pop., onFrazer
r., 15 m. from its mouth and 7U N. N. E. of
Victoria and is the fresh water terminus
of Canadian Pacific Rd. The river is
na%-lgable to this point for vessels of large
tonnage. Centre of an agricultural dis-
trict and trades in fish, lumber, oils, furs
and grain.
BRITISH COLUMBIAN ; every
eveuiug except Sunday, anil WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ; daily tour pages, weekly eight
paues; size— dailv 25x:5S, weekly 26xiO; sub-
scription—dailv 810. weekly $2; established—
weeklv 1862 ; British Columbia Stationery
and Printing Co., editors and publishers:
circulation— weeklj- K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
699
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
MAINIiAND GUARDIAN; semi
weekly, Wednesdaj's and Saturdays ; four
pages ; size 23x32 ; subscription $6 ; estab-
lished 1858 ; J. K. Suter, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
VANCOUVER, -A''e?<' Westminster
District, p 500 pop., on Burrand lulet.
Weekly steamers plj' between here and
Victoria, 90 m., and stages connect with
New Westminister, 9 m. distant.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Sunday; four pages; size 20x28; subscrlptitm
$7 ; established 1885 ; Advertiser Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
NEWS ; every morning except Monday ;
four pages : size 22x30 ; subscription §8 ; es-
tablished 18S6 ; Jas. H. Ross, editor and pub-
lisher.
HERALD; Fridavs ; four pages; size
28x40 ; subscription §2 ;' established 1886.
VICTORIA, C. H., Victoria District,
p capital of the Province, 12,000 pop., on
Juan de Fuca Strait, S. E. end of Vancouver
Island, opposite the entrance to Puget
Sound, at the terminus of the Esquimau &
Nauaimo Rd. Engaged in lumbering, coal
mining, fisheries and in commerce peculiar
to the Province.
BRITISH COLONIST ; every morn
ing except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fri-
days ; four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly (size of page) 21x2S ; sub
scription — daily SIO, weeklj^ §3 ; established
1858 ; Ellis & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation—daily J l.weeklj^ J 1.
EVENING POST ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 24x34 : sub-
scription .$10 ; established 1878 ; W. J. McDow-
ell, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD ; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 25x3s, weekly (size of page) 19x25 ; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly .$2 ; established
1870 ; C. McK. Smith, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L 2 , weekly K 2.
TIVIES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY,' Fridays ; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36, weekly
(size of page) 18x24 ; subscription— daily S9,
weekly $2 ; established 1884 ; Times Printing
and Puljlishing Co., editors and publishers;
cii-culation— daily K 2, weekly J 1 .
3IAXIT0BA.
BIRTLE, Shoal Lake Co., -a 500 pop.
ManitoV>a & Northwestern Rd. in course of
construction to this place. Excellent
water power for flouring and saw mills.
Centre of superior agricultural and stock
district.
OBSERVER; Fridavs; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription .$1.50; estaljlished 1885;
Murdoch & Murdoch, editors and publishers :
circulation L 2.
BRANDON, Brandon Co., p .3,000
pop., on Canadian Pacific Rd. Fertile
prairies extend to the horth and south. On
the south bank of the Assiniboine r., 135
m. from Winnipeg.
3IAIL; Thursdays; eight pages; size 26x42;
subscription .S2.50; established 1883; C. Cliffe,
editor aud publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN ; Thursdavs ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ;
subscription $2.50; established 1882; W. J.
White, editor and publisher; circulation .J 1.
EMERSON, Provencher Co., p 1,000
pop., on the Red r., 65 m. S. of Winnipeg, on
MANITOBA.
Canadian Pacific and St. Paul, Minnesota &
Manitoba Rds. Important wheat, lumber,
and general trading point for a large sec-
tion, including extensive Mennonite settle-
ments.
INTERNATIONAL; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; C. S. Douglas, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
GLADSTONE, Westboume Co., -a
280 pop., on Canadian Pacific Rd. In agri-
cultural district.
AGE AND AVESTBOURNE CO.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 : established
1883; Moodie Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation L 1 .
KILLARNEY, Turtle Mountain Co.,
p 25!j pop., on Manitoba Southwestern
Colonization Rd., 55 m. from Brandon. A
thriving town in a splendid farming coun-
try.
SOUTHWEST MANITOBAN ;
Saturdajs ; four pages ; size 22x.30 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886.
MANITOU, Dufferin Co., p 500 pop.,
on Canadian Pacific Rd., 102 m. from Win-
nipeg. Farming extensively and profitably
carried on.
MERCURY AND ROCK LAKE
AND DUFFERIN ADVERTISER ;
Fridays; four pages ; size 24x36; subscription
$1 ; established 1881 ; R. H. Spedding, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
MINNEDOS A, Minnedosa Co. , -a 800
pop., on the Little Saskatchewan r. and the
Manitoba Sc Northwestern Rd. Grist and
saw mills, agricultural depots and two
large grain elevators.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; four pages; size 24
X.36 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1883 ; David
Cannon, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
MORDEN, Dufferin Co., p 700 pop.,
on Canadian Pacific Southwestern Rd., 80m.
from Winnipeg. The chief town of Southern
Manitoba and largest local gi'ain shipping
point in the province.
MANITOBA NEWS; Fridays; neutral;
eight pages ; size 26x42 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1884 ; J. F. Galbraith, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
NEEPAWA, C. H., Beautiful Plains
Co., -o 550 pop., on the Manitoba & North-
western Rd. and on White Mud r., 18 m.
from Minnedosa and 60 from Portage La
Prairie. A rich farming country.
REGISTER AND BE.AUTIFUL
PLAINS COUNTY ADVERTISER;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
S1.5J ; established 1884 ; C. H. Mathers, editor ;
Neepawa Printing Co., publishers ; cii'cula-
tion K 1.
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, Por- ^
tage La Prairie Co., -a 3,200 pop., on the Can-
ada Pacific Rd. and Assiniboine r., also
terminus of Manitoba & Northwestern Rd.
In centre of fine farming country.
MANITOBA LIBERAL; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1883; C. J. Atkin.son, editor and
publisher: circulation K 1.
TRIBUNE REVIEW; Fridajs; eight
pages; size of page 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ;
700
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MANITOBA.
established 1S78; J. M. Robinson, editor ; Poi-t-
age La Prairie Printing & Publishing Co.
(limited), i)ubli.shers; circulation J 1.
RAPID CITY, Minnedosa Co., -a on
Little Saskatchewan r., 150 m. W. of Winni-
peg. In a well settled and fertile agricult-
ural district.
SPECTATOR : Thiu-sdays; four pages;
size iUx'Se ; subscription .$1 ; established 1886 ;
S. Fred. Hampton, editor and publisher.
ST. BONIFACE, Selkirk □ Co., 3,000
pop., on Red River and Canadian Pacitic
Rd., opposite Winnipeg, and 500 m. from St.
Paul, Minn. Engaged in the fur and general
trade. Is a railroad, express and telegraph
station. Seat of the Episcopal Arch-diocese
of St. Boniface.
L.E MANITOBA; Thursdays ; French ;
four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1874; Canadian Printing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation L 2.
SELKIRK. C. H., Usgar Co., u 1.000
pop., on Red r. and on Selkirk & Winnipeg
branch of Canada Pacific Rd., 24 m. N. of
Winnipeg. An Important manufacturing
town.
RECORD; Fridays; four pages; size
22x32 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1885;
Jas. Stewart & Son, editors and publishers ;
circulation L 2 .
STONEWALL, Rockwnod Co., u 350
pop., on a branch of the Canadian Paxjific
Rd. Has stone and lime quarries, floiu- mill
and cheese factory. and large creamery.
NEWS AND ROCKWOOD CO.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages ; size 23x30 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1883 ; Sam'l D. Garside, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
VIRDEN, Dennis Co., p on Cana-
dian Pacific Rd. Extensive farms in
vicinity.
A D VANCE; Thursdays : four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1.5J ; established 1885 ;
W. H. Hall, editor ; C. J. Atkinson, publisher ;
circulation L 2.
WINNIPEG, C. H., Selkirk Co., n
28,000 pop. Capital of the Province. Head-
quarters of Western div. of the Canadian
Pacific Rd. At junction of Red r. of the
North and Assiniboine rs. Hudson's Bay
Company have had a post here for a cen-
tury. Is the entrepot for the Canadian
Northwest ; an active commercial city ; is
the best point for reaching an extensive
and active section and a distributing point
for one of the most extensive and fertile
wheat regions in the world. Seven rail-
roads now centre here.
MANITOBA FREE PRESS; eveij
morning except Sunday, and WEEKLil,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weekly twelve
pages; size — daily 26x4 •, weekly (size of page)
20x26; subscription— daily §10, weekly $2;
established— daily 1875, weekly 18?2; Wm. F.
Luxton, editor ; Kenny & Luxton, publishers ;
circulation— dailj' H 2, weekly Ct 1.
MANITOBA \; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY , Thursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly si.xteen pages ; size— daily
26x40, weekly (size of page) 16x23 ; subscrip-
tion— (lailv .$10, weeklv .S2; established— dailv
1885, weekly 1882; Manitoban Printing Co.
(limited), editors and publishers ; circulation
— daily 1 1 , weekly I 2 .
MANITOBA.
3IANITOBA SUN; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; four pages ; size 40x54 ; estab-
lished 1885; Manitoba Sun Printing Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
COMMERClALi ; Tuesdays; commer-
cial; twenty pages: size of page 9x12; sub-
scription S2; e.stHi'lished 1882; James E. Steen,
editor and publi.-her : circulation K 2.
INDIJSTKIAE NEWS; Thursdays;
four pages ; siz;- 22 32 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 18S1; D. S. G. Connery, editor and
publisher.
NORTHWEST REVIEW; Saturdays;
eiKlit pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1884 ; J. J. Chadock, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
SIFTINGS; Saturdays ; eight pages ; size
of page 13x2U ; subscription $2 ; established
1882 ; Saults & Kirkland, editors and publish-
ers • circulation J 2.
E3IIGRANT ; monthly ; immigration ;
forty pages; size of page 9x12; suljscriptiou
$1 ; established 1886 ; J. A. Parman, editor
and publisher.
NOR'- WEST FARMER AND
MANITOBA MILL.ER ; monthly; agri-
cultural ; thirty pages ; size of page 9x12 : sub-
scription $1; established 1882; Wm. Clark,
editor ; Nor'-west Printing and Publishing
Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation H 2.
NEW BRUNSWICK.
ALBERT, Albert Co., C^ 300 pop., ter-
minus of Albert & Harvey Branch Rds. A
new railroad is nearly completed to Alma,.
18 m. distant. A milling town, 100 from St.
John. Has several stores and factories.
MAPLiE liEAF; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size ^x36 ; subscription SI ; established 1880 ;.
Lovett M. Wood, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
BATHURST, C.H., Gloucester Co., rf
11,00 pop., on Bathurst bay and the I. C.
Rd. An important seaport town ; consider-
able shipping.
COIJRRIER DES PROVINCES
MARITIMES; Thursdays; French; four
pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; J. D. Gaudet, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .1 2 .
CHATHAM, Northumberland Co., cf
5,000 pop., port of Miramichi, on Mlramichi
r., 170 m. N. N. E. of St. John, by Intercolo-
nial Rd., %vith which it is connected bj' a
branch railroad. The Northern & Western
Rd., now completed to Fredericton, lessens
the distance by rail to New York 100 m.
Has some of the largest steam and water
saw mUls in the ProA-lnce. Large trade in
lumber and frozen fish. Large pulp and
paper mill recently erected.
WORIjD ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, and WEEKLY, Thursdays?
four pages ; size— semi-weekly 22x31, weekly
27x40 ; subscription— semi-weekly .$2, weekly
§1 ; established 1882 ; J. L. Stewart, editor
and publisher; circulation— semi-weekly K 2,
weeklv .1 2.
MlllAMICHI ADVANCE? Thurs-
days ; independent ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1874 ; D. G. Smith,
editor and publisher; circulation J 1.
FREDERICTON, C. H., York Co., g
7,000 pop., seat of government of New Bruns-
wick, on right bank of St. John r., at ter-
minus of Fredericton division of New
Brimswick Rd., 84 m. from St. John, on
Bay of Fundy. Head of navigation for
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
roi
NEW BRUNSWICK.
large vessels. Was made a port of entry
in 1848, and has since become the chief
entrepot of commerce with the interior.
Engaged in the exportation of lumbei-. The
University of New Brunswick and the
Provincial Normal School are located here.
GL.EANE R ; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays, and YORK GLEAN-
ER, Wednesdays; triweekly four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— tri-weekly 24x36,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription — tri-weekly S3,
weekly SI; established — tri-weekly 1884,
weekly 1881 ; Jas. H. Crocket, editor and pub-
lisher; circ'u— tri-weeklv K 1, weekly K 1.
NEW BRUNSWICK REPORTER
AND ADVERTISER; semi weeklj-,
Wednesdaj-s and Saturdays ; four pages ; size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1844;
Herman H. Pitts, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation J 1 ; issues also the Religious Intelli-
gencer, Temperance Journal and Universitij
Monthh/.
CAPITAL: Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription SI ; established 1880 ;
H. A. Cropley, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
MARITi:>IE FAR3IER ; Wednes
days ; four pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; L. C. Macnutt editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER ;
Wednesdays ; free baptist ; eight pages ; size
28x44; subscription §1-50; established 1854;
Rev. J. McLeod, editor; Herman H. Pitts,
publisher ; circulation .J 1 ; issues also the
New Brvnsii-ick Reporter and Advertiser,
Temperance Journal and University Monthly.
TEMPERANCE JOURNAL; Thurs
days ; temperance ; four pages ; size 21x28 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Herman H.
Pitts, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2 ;
Issues also the -Ve;c Brunswick Reporter and
Advertiser, Religious Intelligencer and Uni-
versity Monthly.
YORK CiLEANER; (f^ee Gleaner.)
UNIVERSITY 310NTHLY; twenty
pages; size of page 8x12; subscription SI;
established 1882; edited by the Literary and
Debating Society of the Universit}' of New
Brunswick; Herman H. Pitts, publisher;
circulation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued dur-
ing the collegiate year; issues also the New
Brunswick Reporter and Advertiser, Religious
Intelligencer and Temperance Journal.
GRAND MAN AN, Grand Manan
Island, g 1,500 pop., 18 m. from Eastport,
Maine. Fishing is the main industry.
ISLAND PRESS; Thursdays; eight
pages; size 26x40; subscription S1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; C. Spooner, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
HARVEY, Albert Co., Z\ 500 pop., on
Albert Rd., 35 m. from Moncton. Farming,
lumbering and ship-building.
OBSERVER: Saturdays; four pages;
size 24x36; sub-cription SI ; established l^iS5;
John X. Wells, editor and publisher: circ'n L 2.
MONCTON, C.H., Westmoreland Co.,
n, 7,iX;0pop., on Petitcodiac r., head of navi-
gation of Bay of Fundy , headquarters of the
Intercolonial Rd. Centre of a rich agrt-
cultural district and contains a sugar refin-
ery, cotton factory and numerous small in-
dustries.
TI3IES; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 32x4s ; subscription— daily ,§4, weekly
SI ; established— daily 1877, weekly 1868 ; H. t.
Stevens, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 2, weekly 1 1 .
NEW BRUNSWICK.
TRANSCRIPT J every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKL Y, Wednesdays; four
pages ; size— <laily 24x36, weekly 30x45 ; sub-
scription—daily S4, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1882, weekly 1879; Robert McCounell,
editor ; Robert McConnell & Co., publishers ;
circulation— tlaily K 1, weekly 1 1 .
NEWCASTLE, C. H., Nortlmmher-
land Co., a' 3,000 pop., on Intercolonial Rd.,
and on left bank of Miramichi r., 31 m. from
its entrance into Miramichi bay and
130 N. N. E. of St. John. Engaged in lum-
ber trade, exportation of fresh fish and
river commerce.
UNION ADVOCATE; Wednesdays;
liberal conservative ; four pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription S1..50; established 1867; W. C.
Anslow, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
SACKVILLE, Westmoreland Co., U\
4,500 pop., at the junction of Cape Tormen-
tine & Intercolonial Rds., at head of Bay
of Fundy, about 130 m. from St. John. Seat
of Mount Allison CoUege and Wesleyan
Academies. Has two foundries, lumber
mills, ship-yards, and Is surrounded by an
agricultural, stock and hay-raising district.
CHIGNECTO POST; Thursdays ;
four pages; size 26x4* i; subscription S1.25 ;
established 1855; W. C. Milner, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
ARGOSY; monthly; sixteen pages;
size of page 8x12 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1875 ; Eui-hetorian Society of Mt.
Allison Wesleyan College, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L 2 ; a school paper ; is-
sued during the scliool year.
ST. ANDREWS, C. H., Charlotte
Co., p 2,000 pop., on N. W. shore of Passa-
maquoddy bay, 21 m. S. E. of St. Stephen.
Engaged in ship-building, fishing and lum-
ber trade and boot and shoe manufacturing.
Is coming into prominence as a watering
place and summer resort. The New Bruns-
Avick & Canada Rd. extends from here 80 m.
N. to Woodstock.
BAY PILOT; Thursdays; liberal-con-
servative ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1878 : John S. Magee, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
SAINT JOHN, C. H., St. John Co., g
40,000 pop., at mouth of St. John r., on Grand
Southern, New Brunswick and Intercolon-
ial Rds. Has a harbor, and steamers and
a railway line run regularly between St.
John and Boston, Mass., touching at Port-
land, Me. Engaged in commerce, ship-
building and lumber trade. Largest city
and centre of trade for the ProArince.
GLOBE; every evening except Sunday,
and AVEEKLY, Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 29x42 ; subscription— daily .S5, weekly .§1 ;
established— daily 1859, weekly 1860 ; Ellis
Robertson & Co.. editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily H 1, weekly K 2.
ST A N l> A R D ; every evening except Sun-
day : eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
S5 ; established 1886 ; F. C. Cooper, editor and
publisher.
SUN; every morning except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; daily four pages,
weekly and Saturdays eight pages ; size-
daily 27x40, weekly and Saturdays 30x44 ; sub-
scription—daily S5, weekly Si'; established
1878 ; Sun Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circ'n— daily I l , weekly I 2 .
TELEGRAPH; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
702
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
XEW BRUXSWICK.
liberal ; daily four pages, weekly twelve pages;
size — daily 28x41, weekly (size of page) 16x22;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished—daily 1869, weekly 1862 ; John W.
Gilmor, manager ; circulation — dailj' H 2,
w^eeklv Gr 1
MESSENGER AND VISITOR;
Wednesdays ; baptist ; eight pages ; size 31x
43; subscription $2; establislied 1847; Rev.
Calvin Goodspeed, editor ; E. A. Powers, pub-
lisher ; circulation G 1.
NEW BRUNSWICK JOURNAL.
OF EDUCATION; bi-weekly; educa-
tional; eight pages; size 20x28; subscription
50 cents ; established 18S6 ; Geo. U.Hay, Ph.B.,
editor ; Barnes & Co., publishers.
CANADIAN RECORD; monthly;
evangelical ; four pages ; size 21x31 ; subscrip-
tion 50 cents ; established 1881 ; Rev. J. E.
Hopper, D.D.. editor and publisher; circula-
tion 12 ; issues also the Youth's Visitor.
PROVINCIAL. AGRICULTURIST;
monthly ; agriculture ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1886 ; W. F. Burditt, editor and publisher.
TRADE REPORTER ; monthly ; com-
mercial ; four pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription
25 cents ; established 1883 ; T. Partelow Mott,
editor and publisher ; circulation X.
YOUTH'S VISITOR; monthly; juve-
nile ; four pages ; size 13x20 ; subscription
25 cents ; estaVVlished 1879 ; Rev. J. E. Hopper,
D.D., editor and publisher; circulation H2;
issues also the Canadian Record.
ST. STEPHEN, Charlotte Co., p 3.500
pop., on St. Croix r., opposite Calais, Maine,
about 85 m. fi'om St. John. Southwestern
terminus of New Brunswick and Grand
Southern Rds. Heavy lumber operations
carried on. Contains also a cotton mill
and other manufacturing enterprises.
ST. CROIX COURIER; Thursdays;
liberal-conservative ; four pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1865 ; George J.
Clarke, editor ; circulation J 2.
SHEDIAC, Westmoreland Co., P, 700
pop., on Intercolonial Rd., 106 m. from St.
John. Terminus harbor of the Prince
Edward's Island and Canadian line of
steamers. A fine seaport town ; commer-
cial centre.
L.E mONITEUR ACADIEN; semi-
w^eekly, Tuesdays and Fridaj's ; French ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab
fished 186T ; Ferd. Robidoux, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., Carleton Co.,
-a 2,500 pop., on left bank of St. Johnr., an
important station on New Brunswick Rd.,
about 60 m. from Fredericton. Beds of iron
ore are situated a shoi't distance from the
town. Centre of an agricultural district.
Engaged in manufactures and lumber trade.
CARLETON SENTINEL; Saturdays;
four pages; size 28x12; subscription $1; es-
tablislied 1849 ; Samuel and James Watts, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation J 2.
PRESS; Tuesdays ; four pages ; size
29x41 ; subscription §1 ; established 1881 ;
Geo. L. Holyoke, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J 1.
NOR TH- WEST TERRITORIES.
BATTLEFORD, SasJcatchewan Dis-
trict, ^ 1,20 ) pop., capital of the Saskatche-
wan Territory. Farming and trading. Head-
quarters of Mounted Police, Northern Dis-
trict, and Indian Agency. A trade and mer
chandising centre for the surrounding
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
countrj', with the important points of
which it is connected by regular stage line
communication.
SASKATCHEWAN HERALD;
Saturdays; four pages; size 15x22; subscrip-
tion $2.50 ; established 1878 ; P. G. Laurie, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation L2.
CALGARY, C. H., Alberta District, p
1,500 pop., 102 m. North of Macleod, on the
Canadian Pacific Rd., 800 from Winni-
peg, 500 from Regina. Engaged in min-
ing, farming, lumbering and cattle-raising.
HERALD ; Fridays ; four pages •. size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1883 ; Lucas
& Ewer, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
TRIBUNE ; Saturdays ; eight pages ;
size 22x30 ; established 1886 ; Braden & Braillie,
editors and publishex-s.
EDMONTON, Alberta District, p
3.000 pop. of district. On north branch of
Saskatchewan r., 200 m. from Calgary.
BULLETIN; Saturdays ; four pages ;
size 12x18; subscription $2; established 1877 ;
Frank Oliver, editor and publisher.
liETHBRIDGE, Assiniboia District,
^ 150 pop., on Northwestern Coal & Naviga-
tion Co.'s Rd. In a farming and mining
section.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages; size
14x22 ; subscription $2 ; established 1885 ; E.
T. Saunders, editor and publisher.
MACLEOD, Alberta District, p 500
pop., on Old Man's r. In an agricultural,
stock-raising and mining section. Anthra-
cite, cannel and soft coal exists in abun-
dance in the vicinity. The Office of Record
of "Stock District No. 1," which comprises
a large extent of Alberta and Assiniboia, is
located here.
GAZETTE ; Tuesdays; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $3 ; established 1882; C. E.
D. Wood, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MEDICINE HAT, Assiniboia Dis-
trict, p 600 pop., on Western div. of Cana-
dian Pacific Rd., 300 m. from Regina. Stock-
raising and coal mining are the principal
industries of this section.
TIMES; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription $3 ; established 1885 ; B.
J. McMahon, editor and publisher.
MOOSOMIN, Assiniboia District, p
4iX) poi)., on Canadian Pacific Rd., 219 m. W.
of Winnipeg, 87 W. of Brandon and 137 E. of
Regina. The centre of a large wheat-
growing country and a distributing centre
for a radius of 75. The Manitoba &
Northwestern Rd., recently completed,
runs 30 N. of the town, and the Manitoba
<fe Southwestern Rd. runs 30 S. A large
grist mill and elevators are in operation
here.
COURIER; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x36; subscription 82.50; established 1884;
Thos. Beer, editor and publisher ; circula-
ti(m L 2.
PRINCE ALBERT, Saskatchewan
Territory, ^ l,0i:0 pop., on Saskatcliewan r.,
the largest town in the district. Engaged
in lumbering and flour milling. Two lines
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
703
yORTH-WEST TERRITORIES.
of Rd. are being extended toward this
point.
TI3IES AND SASKATCHEWAN
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; s;ze 18x25;
subscription §2.50 ; established 1S.S2 ; J. D.
Maveetj', editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
QU APPELLE, Assiniboia District,
p 500 pop., on Western div. of Canadian
Pacific Rd.
PROGRESS; Thursdays ; six pages ;
size of page 14x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885; James Weidman, editor; E. J.
Weidman, publisher.
VIDETTE ; Tlaursdays; foui- pages; size
20x26; subscription $2; established 1884;
Proctor Bros., editors and publishers.
REGINA, C. Yl., Assiniboia District, p
1,000 pop., capital of the District, on line
of Canada Pacific Rd., 356 m, W. of Winni-
peg. Prairie country.
JOURNALi ; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $2 ; established 1886 ; C.
J. Atkinson, editor and publisher.
LiEADER ; Tuesdaj's ; four pages ; size
24x35; subscription §2; established 1883;
Leader Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
NOVA SCOTIA.
ACADIA MINES, Colchester Co.,
t} 3,500 pop., on Intercolonial Rd., 3 m. from
Londonderry, 20 from Truro and 70 from
Halifax. Large iron and steel works, em-
ploying over 7ii0 men.
WEEK'S DOINGS; Fridays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription yl ; estab-
lished 1885; J. E. Bigney, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L 2.
AMHERST, C. H.,- Cumberland Co,, ti
4,457 pop., near N. E. extremity of Bay of
Fundy, on Intercolonial Rd., midway be-
tween St. John and Halifax. In an agri-
cultural district. Lumbering, coal mining,
manufacturing and ship-building are car-
ried on.
GAZETTE; Fridaj-s ; independent ; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription ,81.25 ; estab-
lished 1866 ; J. Albei-t Black, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
3IARITI3IE SENTINEL; Thursdays:
four pages : size 25x36 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; Maritime Sentinel Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2 .
ANNAPOLIS, C. H., Annapolis Co.,
-a 1,500 pop., on Annapolis r. and terminus of
Windsor & Annap. Rd. Is engaged in ship-
building, and situated in the midst of a
large farming country.
SPECTATOR; Fridays ; four pages ; size
27x42; subscription S1..50 ; established 1882;
W. D. Taunton, editor ; Annapolis Publishing
Co. (limited), publishers ; circulation K 2.
ANTIGONISH,C.H.,^?ii/5ro?iisACo.,
cf 1,500 pop., on Gulf of St. Lawrence, and
Nova Scotia Rd., 40 m. from Xew Glasgow.
Surrounded by an agricultural district, and
centre of trade in cattle.
CASKET; Thursdays; fom- pages; size
22x31 ; subscription SI ; established 1852 ;
Angus Boyd, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
EASTERN ECHO ; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 22x:i4 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Stearns & Scott, editors and pub-
lishers.
NOVA SCOTIA.
BADDECK, C. H., Victoria Co., cf
1,765 pop., 40 m. from Sydney. Engaged in
agriculture, mining and fisliing.
ISLAND REPORTER ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 22x:30 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1884 ; A. E. McPherson, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
HARRINGTON, Shelburne Co., p
1,800 pop., in an agricultural and mining
district, 20 m. from Shelburne, and con-
nected by stage line with Yarmouth, 40 m.
distant.
CAPE SABLE ADVERTISER;
Thursdays; four pages ; size 24x36; subscrip-
tion Sl-5ij ; established 1886 ; Advertiser Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
BRIDGETOWN, Annapolis
Co., -D 1,000 pop., on Annapolis r., near the X.
W. shore of Province, at head of navigation,
and on Windsor & Annapolis Rd., 115 m.
W. of Halifax, 75 by rail and steamship
to St. John, N. B. A fine agricultural dis-
trict. Considerable shipping done here.
The central point in the celebrated fruit-
growing valley of Annapolis and Corn-
wallis.
MONITOR; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 27xo9 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1873 ; H. S. Piper, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation J 1 .
BRIDGEWATER, Lunenburg Co.,
P 3,0(X) pop., on Rd., at the head of naviga-
tion on the La Have r. Lumbering, gold
mining, carriage and ship-building are the
principal indu.stries.
CO I NT Y TIMES AND ADVER-
TISER ; Thursdays ; conservative ; four
pages ; size 20x2S ; subscription 25 cents ; es-
tablished 18^7 ; Times and Advertiser Co.,
editors and publishers.
ENTERPRISE AND LUNENBURG
CO. ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; fom-
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; J. L. Oxner, editor and publisher.
DIGBY, C H., Digby Co.,U 2,000 pop.,
on Bay of Fundy, at terminus of Western
Counties Rd., 67 m. from Yarmouth and 45
from St. John, by sea. Ship-building exten-
sivelj' carried on. Partly supported by
fisheries.
COURIER; Fridays; four pages; size
24X.S4 ; subscription §1 ; established 1874 ;
C. E. Farnum, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
HALIFAX, C.H.,5aZi/to Co., u 40,000
pop., seat of government of Nova Scotia,
on Halifax harbor, a bay making inland
about 15 m. from Atlantic ocean. In front
of the city, where ships usually anchor, the
bay is more than a mile wide, and further
up extends into a inroad basin. The com-
merce of the city is extensive, and manu-
facturing of various kinds is carried on.
The Intercolonial and Windsor & Annapolis
Rds. terminate here. Largest city in Nova
Scotia and capital of the Province.
ACADIAN RECORDER ; every even-
ing except Sunday, and TRI- WEEKLY,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ; four
pages ; size 27x39 , subscription— daily .$5,
tri-weekly $2..5() ; established 1813 ; Blackadar
Bros., editors and publishers; circulation —
daily H 2, triweekly K 2.
ro4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
NOVA SCOTIA.
CITIZEN AND EVENING CHRON-
ICIiEs (see Morning Chronicle.)
E V EN I NCJ I>I A I i. ; (see Moi-ning Herald )
MORNING CHRONICLE ; every
moriiinK except Siiiulav, (CITIZEN AND
EVENING CHRONICLE, every even
Ing except Simday, TRI- WEEKLY, Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, and NOVA
SCOTIAN, Saturdays; morning, evening
and triweekly four pages, vreekly eiglit
pages : size— morning, evening and tri week-
ly 27x39, weekly 25x37 ; subscription— morning
§6. evening $5, triweekly §3, weekly $i ; es-
tablished— daily 1865, triweekly 1845, weeklj"^
1820 ; Chas. Annand, editor and publisher ;
circulation— morning H 1, evening J 2, tri-
weekly 1 1, weekly J 1.
MORNING HERALD; every morning
except Sunday, EVENING 3IAIL, everj-
eveuing except Sunday, TRI- WEEKLY,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and
HERALD, Weduesdaj^s; morning, even-
ing and tri-weekly four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— morning, evening and tri-week-
ly 27x39, weekly 28x42 ; subscription — morning
and evening $6 each, triweekly $3, weekly
$1; established 1875; Herald Printing and
Publishing Co., editors and publishei-s ; cir-
culation—morning I 2 , evening H 1, tri-week-
ly II, weekly H 2
CRITIC; Fridays; sixteen pages; size
of page 1(1x14; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; C. F. Fraser, editor ; Critic Publishing
Co.. publishers ; circulation H 1.
HERALD : (see Morning Herald.)
NOVA SCOTIAN ; (see 3Iorning Chroni-
cle.)
PRESBYTERIAN WITNESS; Sat
urdays ; presbyterian ; eight pages ; size
27x39; subscription $1.50; established 1848;
Heni-y W. Barnes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation I 2 .
ROYAL GAZETTE; Wednesdays;
ten pages ; size of page 9x14 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1791 ; published
for the Provincial Govei-nment ; circ'n L 2 .
WESLEY^ AN ; Thursdays; methodist ;
eight pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1849 ; Rev. T. Watson Smith, editor;
Rev. S. F. Huestis, publisher ; circulation I 2 .
DALHOUSIE GAZETTE; biweekly;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1868 ; Students of Dal-
housie College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
BUDS AND BLOSSOMS, AND
FRIENDLY GREETINGS; monthly;
forty pages ; size of page 7x11 ; subscription
75 cents ; established 1876 ; J. F. Avery, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 2.
KENTVILLE, C. H., Kings Co., -a
2,00) pop., on Cornwallis r. and Windsor &
Annapolis Rd., 68 m. N. W. of Halifax. Head-
quarters of the Rd. named. Centre of a
farming locality.
NEW STAR ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
anil Fridays; four pages; .size 26x3.i ; sub-
scription SI. .50; established 1884; Pineo &
Stewart, editors and publishers : circ'n J 1.
WESTERN C HRONIC LE ; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays; four
pages; size 24x:il : subscription $1.5it; estab-
lished 1873; G. W. Woodworth, editor and
publisher ; circulation II.
LIVERPOOL, Queens Co., p
3,600 pop., at mouth of River Mersey, about
75 m. S. W. of Halifax. Lumbering, ship-
building, gold mining and fishing carried
on.
ADVANCE AND WESTERN COl'N-
TIES ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; four
pages ; size 24x:iS ; subscription S1..50 ; estab-
lisiied 1878 ; E. M. Farrell, editor and publish-
er ; circulation K 2.
TI3IES ; Fridays; four pages ; size 27x39 ;
subscription SI ; established 1876 ; W. A. Let-
son, editor and publisher; circulation K 1.
NOVA SCOTIA.
IiUNENBURG, C. H., Lunenburg Co.,
p 3,(X)0 pop., 69 m. from Halifax. Fishing ;
also West India trade.
PROGRESS; Wednesdays; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1.25; established 1878;
A. J. Knight, editor; Lunenburg Progress
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation J 1.
NEW GLASGOW, Pictou Co., i
4,000 pop., on Pictou branch of Inter-
colonial Rd., at terminus of Nova Scotia Rd.,
about 8 m. from Pictou harbor, and about
95 m. N. E. of Halifax. Several coal mines,
tanneries and potteries located here. Ship-
building and manufacturing (including
the Nova Scotia Forge Works, glass and
steel works, iron foundries, saw mills,
furniture, doors, sashes, etc.) are exten-
sively carried on.
EASTERN CHRONICLE ; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1842 ; S. M. McKenzie, editor
and publisher; circulation J 1.
NORTH SYDNEY, Cape Breton
Co., cf 6,000 pop., on Sydney harbor, in the E,
part of Cape Breton. Engaged in commerce,
fisheries and coal trade. Connected with
Sydney by ferry.
HERALD ; Wednesdays; four pages
size 27x39 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872
A.C. Bertram, editor and publisher; circ'n H 1
PICTOU, C. H., Pictou Co., ^ 4,000
pop., at head of Pictou harbor, opening into
Northumberland straits, E. terminus of
Intercolonial Rd. and point of arrival and
departure of Upper Province, Boston, P. E.
Island & Cape Breton steamers, about 105
m. N. N. E. of Halifax, In well-cultivated
district, containing extensive coal mines
and quarries of building stone. Engaged
in coal mining, and lumber and ship build-
ing trade.
COLONIAL STANDARD; Tuesdays;
four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1858 ; Albert Dennis, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
NEWS; Fridavs; four pages; size 27x42;
subscription $1.25; established 1882; W. S.
Macdonald, editor and publisher; circ'n H 1.
SPRING HILL, Cumberland Go., Vi
800 pop., on the Cumberland Coal & Rail
way Co.'s Rd., 60 m. from Spring Hill Junc-
tion.
CLARION; Thursdays: temperance; four
pages ; size 24x37 : subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885 ; A. W. Nicholson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .J 1.
CUMBERLAND CO. RECORD;
Thursdays; four pages; size 28x40; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1887; J. Albert Black,
editor and publisher.
STELLARTON, Pictou Co., b 3,000
pop., on Intercolonial and Westville & Pic-
tou Rds., 2 m. from New Glasgow. Coal
mining chief industry.
TRADES' JOURNAL ; Wednesdays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1880 ; R. Drumnaond, editor and
pul)lisher : circulation J 1.
SYDNEY, C. H., Cape Breton Co., c(
3,010 pop. The chief town of the county.
Engaged in shipping and general trade.
Has a number of manufactories.
ADVOCATE ; Thur-sdaj's ; four pages;
size 24x3() ; subscription $1.50 ; established
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
705
NOVA SCOTIA.
1872; Advocate Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 2.
TRURO, C. H., Colchester Co., 1^2 6,000
pop., at the head of Cobequid bay and on
Intercolonial Rd., at terminus of Pictou
branch, 61 m. from Halifax and 52 from
Pictou, and a railroad centre. Sur-
rounded by a rich agricultural district. Has
an iron foundry, hat, woolen and furniture
manufactories ; also piano and organ fac-
tory, condensed milk factory and other in-
dustries. Valuable mineral deposits in the
vicinity.
GITARDIAN; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Thursdays ; four pages ; size— Tuesday
22x28, Tliursday 28x44 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1879; Alfred C. Mills, editor and
manager ; circulation J 1.
COL.CHE!?TER SUN; Wednesdays:
four pages ; size 2Sx40 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1871 ; W. B. Alley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 .
WINDSOR, C. H., Hants Co., -n 4,000
pop., on Windsor & Annapolis Rd., 45 m. N.
W. of Halifax, and on Avon r. (navigable),
about 15 m. from Minas Basin. Ship-build-
ing, cotton, iron and wooden manufactures
are carried on. The plaster quarries here
produce nearly all the plaster used in the
United States, Is in a large fruit-growing
district, from which was shipped during
1886 30,000 barrels of apples. Contains also
King's College, University of Windsor,
which was established by royal charter
from George III. in 1789.
HANTS JOURNAL. ; Wednesdays ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1867 ; J. J. Anslow, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four pages; size
26xo8 ; subscrii)tion $1 ; established 1885 ; C. W.
Knowles, editor and publisher : circ'n K 1.
KINGS COL.£eGE RECORD;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription SI ; established 1879 ; Under-
graduates of Kings College, publishers; cir-
culation L 1 .
WOLFVILLE, ^ings Co., -n 1,000
pop., on Windsor & Annapolis Rd., 7m. from
Kentville. In good farming country. Is an
educational centre and a shipping point.
ACADIAN; Fridays; four pages; size
25x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
Davison Bros., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation L 2 .
ACADIA ATHENiEU3I; monthly;
twenty pages ; size of page 8x12 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; Students of Acadia
University, editors and publishers ; circula-
tion L 2 ; a college magazine ; issued during
the collegiate year.
YARMOUTH, C. H., Yamiouth Co.,
p 8.500 pop., on sea coast, at entrance of Bay
of Fundi' and terminus of Western Counties
Rd., 200 m. S. W. of Halifax and 90 from St.
John, N. B. The town is in a well-cultivated
district, and is engaged in shipping, fishing
and manufacturing. The only cotton duck
factory in Canada is located here.
TliYIES AND WESTERN COUN-
TIES JOURNAE; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; four pages ; size 24x39 ;
subscription §2; established 1883; J. D. Rolston,
editor and publisher; circulation H 2.
HERALiD ; Wednesdays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 18:^:3 ;
Alexander Lawson, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
ONTARIO.
ACTON, Halton Co., g 1,250 pop., on
Grand Trunk Rd., 35 m. W. of Toronto, 30
N. of Hamilton and 12 N. W. of Milton,
the county seat. Engaged in manufactur-
ing. Has tanneries, glove, traveling bag
and knitting works ; ships lime, leather,
grain and flour. Has churches and schools
and a public library.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; four pages : size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; H. P. Moore, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1*.
ALEXANDRIA, Glengarry Co., n-
2,00l» pop., on Canada Atlantic Rd., 54 m.
from Ottawa and 60 from Montreal. Flour-
ing mills— capacity 100 barrels daily— saw
mills, sash and door factory, foundry and
machine shop.
GEENGARRIAN; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; C. J. Stilwell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L 2 .
ALLISTON, Simcoe Co., u 1,756 pop.,
on Boyne r. and on Northern & N. W. Rd.,
24 m. S. W. .of Barrie, the county seat,
52 from Hamilton and 116 from Toronto.
Has lumber and woolen mills, sash and
agricultural implement factories and fine
water power. A good grain, lumber and
live stock market.
HERAED; Thursdays; eight pages; size
32x43 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; E.
A. Newton, editor and publisher; circ'n K 2.
ALMONTE, Lanark Co., D- 3,000 pop.,
on Eastern division of Canadian Pacific Rd.,
37 m. N. E. of Perth, the county seat, and
35 S. W. from Ottawa. Engaged in manu-
facturing woolen and knit goods, and the
centre of a fine agricultm-al district.
GAZETTE ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1867 ;
McLeod & McEwen, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; liberal-conserva-
tive ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1882 ; Wm. W. Pittard, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
ALVINSTON, Lamhton Co., p 1,200
pop., on St. Clair branch of the Canada divi-
sion of Michigan Central Rd. Agriculture
and stock-raising the principal pursuits.
EAST EAi^IBTON FREE PRESS ;
Thursdays ; independent- liberal ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription §1.50 ; established
1885 ; Ed. A. Nott, editor and publisher.
AMHERSTBURG, ^ssex Co., p
3,000 pop., at mouth of Detroit r., 2 m. N.
of its junction with Lake Erie, 18 m. from
Detroit and 16 S. of Sandwich, the county
seat, on Michigan Central Rd. A manu-
facturing town and shipping and coaling
station. Has extensive limestone quarries
in the vicinity. Lake steamers connect it
with all points on the river and Lake
Erie by daily trips during the season of
navigation.
ECHO; Fridays; eight pages; size 30x44;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; Balfour
& Auld, editors ; Echo Printing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation I 1 .
WESTERN HERALD; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1884; Denis A. Coste, editor and pub-
I lisher ; cii'culation J 1 .
706
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
ARNPRIOR, Renfrew Co., n^ 2,450
pop., on Chats lake at the confluence of
the Madawaska and Ottawa rs. and on
Canadian Pacific Rd., 52 m. W. of Ottawa
and 50 S. E. of Pembi-oke, the countj' seat.
Has saw and woolen mills and marble
woi'ks. Iron mines in the vicinity. Has
churches and schools and a public librarj'.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; conservative;
eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1879 ; Munu & Macdonald, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
ARTHUR, Wellington Co., J2 1,400
pop., on Conestoga r. and on Canadian
Pacific Rd., 25 m. N. W. of Guelph, the
county seat. A shipping point for flour,
live stock and woolen goods, and engaged
in manufacturing.
ENTERPRISE ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 26x4< I ; subscription $2 ; established 1872 ;
Edward H. Dewar, editor and publisher ; cii*-
culation K 2.
AURORA, York Co., g 2,000 pop.,
on Northern & Northwestern Rd., 30 m.
N. of Toronto. Grain, flour, leather, agri-
cultural implements and produce shipped
here.
BANNER; Fridays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription SI ; established 1861 ;
S. H. Lundy, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
BOREALiIS; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1877 ; A. F. Stevenson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
AYLiMER, Elgin Co., p 1,800 pop., on
Catfish creek and Grand Trunk Rd., about 12
m. E. of St. Thomas, the county seat, 10
from Lake Erie and 26 from London.
Surrounded by a thickly-settled and
highly-productive agricultural country.
Engaged in manufactures. Lumbering
carried on.
SUN ; semi-^^eekly, Wednesdays aud Sat-
urdaj's ; independent ; eight pages ; size of
page 12x18; subscription Sl-50; established 18S6.
EXPRE!^fS AND EAS^T EL.GIN AD-
VERTIf^ER ; Fridays; four pages; size
29x45 ; subscription $1 : established 1873 ;
B. L. Michael, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
AYR, Waterloo Co., p 1,300 pop., on
the Nith r. and Credit Valley Rd., 67 m. W.
of Toronto and 14 S. of Berlin, the countj'
seat. Some of the largest agricultural
implement manufacturing establishments
in the Dominion ai*e located here. The
town and its vicinity are beautifully
situated and well watered.
RECORDER ; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 188U ;
Alfred Robinson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
BARRIE, C. H., Simcoe Co., n 5,860
pop., on Kempenfeldt bay, an arm of Lake
Simcoe, and Northern & N. W. Rd., 64 m.
N. N. W. of Toronto. Steamboats ply
between Barrie and other ports on the lake.
A shipping point and grain market and also
a summer resort. Has foundi'ies, machine
shops, woolen factories, etc.
EXAMINER ; Thursdays; liberal ; eight
pages; size 2Sx41; subscription Sl-o*^ ; estab-
ONTARIO.
lished 1864; Byron R. Nicholson, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1 .
GAZETTE; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 2^x42 ; subscription $1..50 ; established
1867 ; N. King, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
NORTHERN ADVANCE; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 31x43 ; subscription $1 ;
established 18.52 ; S. Wesley, editor aud pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
BEAMSVILLE, Lincoln Co., g 800
pop., 1 m. S. of Beamsville station, on
Great Western division of Grand Trunk Rd.
Several mills aud extensive quarries of
limestone. Grain section.
INDEPENDENT; (see Grimsby.)
BEAVERTON, Ontario Co., g 1,000
pop., on Beaver r., at its confluence with
Lake Simcoe, and on Midland Rd., 75 m.
from Toronto and 45 N. of Whitby, the
county seat. Engaged in manufacturing
woolen goods ; large quantities of brick
are shipped from here.
EXPREH.S; Fridays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription SI ; established 1882 ; Jo-
seph J. Cave, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1 ; issues also the Woodville-4di"oca^e.
BEETON, Simcoe Co., u 900 pop., on
Hamilton & Northwestern Rd., at junction
with CoUingwood Rd. Principally engaged
in bee-keeping, and manufacturing.
CANADIAN BEE JOURNAL.; Wed
nesdays ; bee culture ; twenty pages ; size
of page 7x10 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884;
Jones, MacPherson & Co., editors aud pub-
lishers.
WORLD, AND SIMCOE AND
CARDWEL GENERAL ADVER-
TISER; Thursdavs ; eight pages; size
80x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; C.
W. Lawton, editor ; Beeton Printing and
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
BELLEVILLE, C. H., Hastings Co.,
D- 10,50l) pop., on Bay of Quinte, Moira r.
and Grand Trunk and Midland Rds.,
50 m. W. from Kingston, 113 from To-
ronto and 220 from Montreal, in the
heart of the Canadian dairy disti'ict. Manu-
facturing and commerce are the principal
pursuits. A heavy lumber depot. Leading
distributing point for the Bay of Quinte
barley. The Provincial Deaf and Dumb
Asylum is located near the citj'.
INTELLIGENCER ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
dally four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 24x36, weekly 35x50 ; subscription —
daily $5. weekly $1 ; established— daily 1867,
weekly 1834 ; Intelligencer Printing and Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily Iv 2, weekly I 2 .
ONTARIO; everv evening except Sun-
daj', and CHRONtCLE. Fridays; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
25x36, weekly 35x50; subscription— daily §5,
weekly $1-50 ; established— daily 1870, weekly
18:18 ; T. S. Carman, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—daily K 2, weekly I 2 .
CHRONICLE ; (see Ontario.)
BERLIN, C. H., Waterloo Co., p 5,500
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 35 m. W. N. W.
from Hamilton and 62 from Toronto. Has
sevei-al lai'ge tanneries, and is engaged
very largely in various manufactures,
especially buttons.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thui-sday s ; liberal-conserva-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEK DIRECTORY.
ro7
ONTARIO.
tive ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 20x31, weekly 31x40 ; subscription
—daily §4, weekly §1 ; established 1878 ; P. E.
W. Moyer, editor and publisher ; circulation—
dailv L 2 , weekly K 2.
FREIE PRESSE; Fridays; German;
eight paii,es ; size :30x44; subscription $1.50;
established ISSfi ; C. Helb & Co., editors and
publishers.
JOURNALi; Thursdays; German; eight
pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $2; established
1860 ; John Motz, editor Rittinger & Motz,
publishers ; circulation J 2.
TELiEGRAPH; Fridays; liberal; four
pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; Alexander 3Iacpherson, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
EVANGELIU3IS PANIER; biweek-
ly; German ; mennonite ; sixteen pages ; size
of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1879; Jacob B. Detwiler, editor ; Casper Hett,
publisher ; circ'n K 2 ; issues also the Gospel
Banner.
GOSPEL. BANNER; bi-weekly; Eng-
lish and German; mennonite; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1878 ; Jacob B. Detwiler, editor ; Casper
Hett, publisher ; circulation J 2; issues also
the Evanqeliums Panier.
liUTHERISCHES VOL.KSBL.ATT;
semi-monthly ; German ; lutheran ; eight
pages ; size 22x27 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1870 ; Andres & Frosch, editors and
publishers : circulation K 2.
FRIEDENSBOTE; monthly; German;
lutheran ; twelve pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscrijjtion 50 cents ; established 1883 ; Rev.
R. Von Pirch, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
BLENHEIM, Kent Co., p 2,170 pop.
on the Erie & Huron Rd., 6 m. N. W. of Ron-
deau harbor on Lake Erie and 12 m. S. E. of
Chatham, the county seat, and 186 from
Toronto. Has flour, saw and planing mills,
three bent-w^ood works, foundry and ma-
chine shops; churches and splendid schools.
Also a large grist mill.
NEWS I Fridays ; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription §1.25 ; established 1873 ; Walter
C. White, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
BOBCAYGEON, Victoria Co., o
s50 pop., the nearest railroad station is
Fenelon Falls, 11 m. W., and is 22 N. E. of
. the county seat, Lindsay. Situated on an
island, and is the headquarters of the lum-
ber dealers.
INDEPENDENT j Fridays; four pages;
size 25x41; subscription $1.50; established
1870; Charles E. Stewart, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
BOTH WELL, -ff^e«« Co., p 1,000 pop.,
on Thames r. and Grand Trunk Rd., 22 m.
N. E. of Chatham, the county seat, 42 S.
W. of London and 68 E. of Detroit. Cen-
tre of a rich grazing and agricultui'al dis-
trict and a shipping point for grain, live
stock and produce. Salt has been found 95
per cent. pure.
TIMES; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
27x40 ; subscription ,$1 ; established 1875 ; Wm.
C. Gamble, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BO WMANVILLE, Durham Co., a
3,i»50 pop., 2^m. X. from an excellent harbor
of Lake Ontario, known as Port Darlington,
and station on Grand Trunk Rd., 43 m. E.
of Toronto and 30 W. of Cobourg, the county
seat. Considerable manufacturing is done
here. In a superior agricultural district.
CANADIAN STATESMAN; Wednes-
days; liberal; eight pages; size 30x44; sub-
ONTARIO.
scription §1.50 ; established 1853 ; M. A. James,
editor and publisher ; circulation I 1 ; issues
also the Methodist Observer.
METHODIST OBSERVER ; Satur-
days ; methodist episcopal ; eight pages ; size
26x40; subscription $2; established 1887; M.
A. James, editor and publisher ; issues also
the Canadian Statesman.
SUN ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size .32x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; R. W.
Climis. editor and publisher ; circulation L 2 .
WEST DURHAM NEWS; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 29x41 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1874 : Gale Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation I 2 .
BRACEBRIDGE, C. H,. Muslcoha
District, [^ 1,650 pop., on Muskoka r., and on
the Northern & Pacific Junction Rd., 128 m.
from Toronto. The north falls of the
Muskoka r. (60 feet high) are in the centre of
the tow^n. Lumber business extensively
carried on. Has one of the largest tanning
establishments in Ontario ; also woolen
mills. Extensive tracts of timber lands lie
north of the town and a great deal of lum-
bering is done. It is a hig hly-prized sum-
mer resort, being situated in the centre of
the finest fishing and sporting grounds of
the Muskoka lakes district.
FREE GRANT GAZETTE; Fridays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872 ; E. F. Stephenson, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
BRADFORD, Simcoe Co., n 1,400
pop., on the West branch of the Holland r.
and on Northern & Northwestern Rd.,
about 42 m. N. N. W. of Toronto and 22 S. E. ^
of Barrie, the county seat. Has flour and
saw mills and foundries.
SOUTH SIMCOE NEWS AND
NORTH YORK 3IESSENGER; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1 : established 1866 ; H. S. Broughton, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
W I T N E S S ; Thursdays ; conservative ;
four pages ; size 21x27 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; E. Garrett, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
BRAMPTON, C. H., Peel Co., g 3,500
pop., on the Etobicoke r., and on Grand
Trunk and Credit Valley Rds., 21 m. X. W.
of Toronto. Considerable trade done here.
Has one of the largest agricultural imple-
•ment manvifactories in Canada, and is in a
wheat centre, surrounded by a rich and
populous district.
CONSERVATOR ; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1874 ; A. F. Campbell, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
PEELi BANNER; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size ;3Ux4U ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ;
A. F. Dick, editor and publisher; circ'n J 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; reform ; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1855 ; George Tye, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
BRANTFORD, C. H., Brant Co., g
12,600 pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 24 m. from
Hamilton, 65 from Toronto and 78 W. of
Buffalo, N. Y. Connected with Lake Erie
by Grand r. and canal. Railroad repair
shops here ; also manufactories of steam
engines, machiuery, farming implements
and various articles.
COURIER; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK L. Y, Fridays ; daily four
708
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OXTARIO.
ONTARIO.
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x36,
weekly 32x46; subscription— dailv S3, weekly
S2; established — daily 1871, weekly 18:39;
Henry Lemnion, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation—dailv K 1, weekly J 2.
EVENING TEL.EGRA1I; everv even
Ing except Sunday, and TELEGRAM,
Fridays ; daily four pages, weeklv eight
pages; size— daily 24x35, weeklv 3ix48; sub-
scription—daily $4, weekly SI ;' established-
daily 1879, weekly 1867 ; Millar it Bangs, editors
and publishers ; ciix-ulation— daily K 1, week-
EXPOSITOR: every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; daily
four pages, weekly eitrhr pages ; size— daily
24x36, weekly 36x48 ; subscription— dailv $5,
weekly SI. 50; established 1851; Watt & Shen-
ston, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly I 2 .
TE1jEGRA3I ; (see Evening Telegram.)
CANADIAN FORESTER; monthly;
Canadiau Order of Foresters ; four pages ; size
20x26; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881;
A. E. Gammage. editor and publisher; circu
lation H 1. £^" Actual average circulation
for one year jireceding Xov. 22, 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Xen-spaper Directory, 3.U;>3 copies.
CONGREGATIONALIST: monthly ;
congregational ; eight pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1886 ;
Fuller & Yeigh, editors and publishers.
BRIGHTON, Northumberland Co., C\
1,900 pop., on Lake Ontario and Grand
Trunk Rd., about 93 m. E. N. E. of Toronto
and 25 E. of Cobourg, the county seat.
Shipping point for grain and produce. Has
flouring and saw mills.
ENSIGN; Fridays; four pages; size
26x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ; G.
A. Lapp, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
BROCKVILLE, C. H., Leeds Co.,
D- 8,500 pop., on St. Lawrence r., and
Grand Trunk and Eastern division of
Canadian Pacific Rd., 125 m. "W. of
Montreal. Engaged in farming, dairying,
shipping, mercantile and manufacturing
pursuits. Is the Northern terminus of the
Utica & Black River division of th?' R., W. &
O. Rd., Southern termmus of Canadian Pa-
cific Rd. and will be the Eastern terminus
of Brockville, Westport & Sault Ste. Marie
Rd., which is now in coiu'se of construc-
tion.
EVENING RECORDER ; everv even-
ing except Sunday, and RECORDER,
Thursdays ; daily four pages, weeklv eight
pages ; size— daily 24x35, weekly 34xit ; sub-
scription—daily S4, weekly SI ; established-
daily 1873, weekly 1820 ; J. J. Bell, M. A., editor ;
Recorder Printing Co., publishers ; circula-
tion—daily K 2, weekly J 2.
TI3IES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily four pages,
weekly eight pages ; size— dailv 24x;y, week-
ly 30x44; subscription— dailv .§4, weeklv $1-50 ;
established 1882 ; N. B. Colcock, editor ; cir-
culation—<laily K 2, weekly J 2.
3IONITOR; Fridays; four pages; size
27x41; subscription $2; established 1854;
McJIuUen & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
RECORDER; (see Evening Recorder.)
BRUSSELS, Suron Co., JJ 1.500 pop., '
on Grand Trunk Rd., 30 m. from Lake Huron
and 30 from Goderich. Centre of a fertile
country. j
POST: Fridays; eight pages; size 28x40 ; I
subscription $1.50 ; established 1S73 ; W. H.
Kerr, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1. I
BURFORD, Brant Co., g 800 pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd., 9 m. from Brantford.
Milling the principal industry.
TI31ES ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x86 ;
subscription $1 ; established 18S5 : A. E. Eddy
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
BURK'S FALLS, Muskoka District,
ti 300 pop., on Maganettawan r. and on line of
j the Northern & Pacific Junction Rd., 170 m.
X. of Toronto. Engaged in agriculture and
lumbering. Has two saw mills and sash
and door factory.
^,\^ '*, ^ ^^ ' Fridays; four pages; size
21x26 ; subscription SI ; established 1885 ; Wm.
A. Kelsey, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
CALEDONIA, Haldlmand Co., g
1,3(X) pop., on Grand r. and on Grand Trunk
j and Northern & Northwestern Rds., 17 m.
I E. S. E. of Brantford and 13 from Hamilton.
It has water power for manufacturing pur-
poses, and is surrounded by an agricult-
i ural district.
i GRAND RIVER SACHE3I; Wed-
nesdays ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1855 ; H. B. Sawle, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 1.
CAMPBELLFORD, Northumber-
land Co., c^ l.SUO pop., on Midland Rd., 30 m.
from Belleville, on Trent r., and possesses
fine water power for manufacturing pur-
poses.
HERALD; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
2dx3. ; subscription S1.25 : established 1873 ; J.
T. Vosper, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
CANNINGTON, Ontario Co., g 1,000
pop., on Midland Rd., 59 m. from Toronto.
Engaged in manufacturing and surrounded
by an agricultural district.
ONTARIO GLEANER; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription Sl-50 ;
established 1S71 ; Wm. L. Edmonds, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CARLETON PLACE, Lanark Co.,
D- 3,500 pop., on Mississippi r. and main junc-
tion of the Western divisions of Canadian
Pacific and Ontario & Quebec Rds., 21 m.
from Perth and 28 from Ottawa. A prom-
inent railway and manufacturing centre.
Has lumber and flour mills, machine shops
and foundries, woolen factories, brick yard
and Rd. shops. An enterprising town.
CENTRAL CANADIAN; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription SI ; es-
tablished 1S76 ; N. W. Cliff, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation .1 1 .
HERALD; Wednesdays ; four pages ;
size 26x38 ; subscription S1.50 ; established
1850; W. H. and S. J. Allen, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J 2.
CAYUGA, C. H., Haldlmand Co., g
840 pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., at head of
na^^gation on Grand r., 25 m. S. of Hamilton.
Has a foundry and grist mill, plaster beds,
stone quarries and agricultural surround-
ings.
^ HALDi:>IAND ADVOCATE ; Fri
days ; four pages ; size 25x36 ; subscription SI ;
established 186S ; E. C. CampbeU. editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
CHATHAM, C. H., Kent Co., p 9,500
pop., on Thames r. and on Grand Trunk
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
709
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
and the Erie & Hui'on Rds., 67 m. westward
of London and 47 from Detroit, Mich.
Ranks as the largest market for farmers'
produce in the Dominion, and the chief
town of Southwestern Ontario. In the
" Garden of Ontario." Has extensive
manufactures and ship-building.
PJLANET; tri-weeklv, Mondaj's, Wednes-
days and Fridays, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; tri weekly four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— tri-weekly 25x39, weekly (size of
page) 19x24; subscription — triweekly $3,
weekly $1 ; established 1851 ; S. Stephenson,
editor and publisher ; circ'n— triweekly K 1,
weekly H 1.
BANNER; Wednesdays; liberal; eight
Bages ; size 34x44 ; subscription Sl-50 ; estrab-
shed 1864; Banner Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J 2.
CHATSWORTH, Grey Co., -n 800
pop., on Canada Pacific Rd., 13 m. from
Owen Sound. Foundry and farm imple
ment manufactory.
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages; size
■28x4U ; subscription .§1.50 ; established 1885 ; G.
J. Blyth, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n L 2.
CHESLEY, Bruce Co., ^ 1,800 pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd., 16 m. from Walkerton.
In the centre of a good agricultural section
and largest cattle exporting station in
Northern Ontario. Has fine water power,
and engaged in milling and manufacturing.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; four
pages; size 24x3»i; subscription Sl-50; estab-
lished 1876 ; William Kay, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CLINTON, Huron Co., JH 3.000 pop.,
on Buffalo & Lake Huron and London,
. Huron & Bruce dlvasions of the Grand
Trunk Rd., 12 m. S. E. of Goderich. Is the
seat of considerable manufacturing, and
the centre of a fine agricultural section.
HURON NEWS-RECORD ; Wednes
days ; independent ; eight pages ; size 29x43 ;
subscription Sl-25; established 1878; Whitely &
Todd, editors and publishers ; circulation./ 2.
NEW ERA ; Fridays ; eight pages : size
31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1865 ;
Robert Holmes, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 .
JOURNAL ; monthly; twenty pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1882 ;
S. J. Andrews, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation I 2 .
COBOURG, C. H., JSrorthiimherland
Co,'^ 5,0Q0pop., on Lake Ontario & Grand
Trunk Rd. and southern terminus of Co-
bourg, Peterborough & Marmora Rd., 70 m.
from Toronto. 250 from Montreal and 105 W.
by S. of Kingston. Engaged in manufac-
turing railway cars, woolen goods, etc.,
and commerce. Shipping point for iron ore.
Seat of Victoria University.
SENTINEL-STAR; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1831 ; E. H. Fogarty, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
WORLD; Thursdays ; liberal ; four
pages ; size 27x44 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1864 ; M. W. Williams, manager ; World
Printing Co., publishers; circulation J 1.
ACTA VICTORIANA ; monthly ;
twenty-six pages ; size of page 8x11 ; sub-
scription SI ; established 1876 : Literary and
Jackson Societies of Victoria University,
publishers; circulation L2; a college paper ;
Issued during the collegiate year.
45
COLBORNE, Northumberland Co., U^
1,300 pop., on Lake Ontario & Grand Trunk
Rd., 90 m. W. by S. of Kingston. Engaged
in shipping lumber, grain, apples, etc.
EXPRESS AND NORTHU3IBER-
LAND GAZETTEER; Thursdays; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription SI ; estab-
lished 1866 ; George Keyes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
NORTHUMBERLAND ENTER-
PRISE ; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; F. J.
Jewell, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 1.
COLDWATER, Simcoe Co., n
600 pop., on the Midland division of the
Grand Trunk Rd., 30 m. N. of Barrie. Ships
lumber, flour and shingles.
INVESTIGATOR AND GENEUAL
ADVERTISER ; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; circulation L 2.
COLLINGW^OOD, Simcoe Co., n
5,500 pop., on Georgian bay, at terminus of
Northern & Northwestern Rds. Steam-
boats to all Georgian bay ports, Lake
Superior and Chicago. Contains a stone
dry dock, shipyard, tanneries, lumber and
grist mills, furniture factories and large
collegiate institute. Also largely engaged
in fisheries, and grain and general freight
trade with Chicago and other points.
BULLETIN; Thursdays; reform; four
pages; size 27x41; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1870 ; William Williams, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
ENTERPRISE AND MES-
SENGER; Thursdays; four pages; size
28x42 ; subsci'iption §1.50 ; established 1856 ; I.
W. Brady and W. A. Hogg, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
COMBER, Essex Co., p 900 pop.,
on Leamington & Comber Rd., 20D m. from
Buffalo, N. Y., and 30 from Detroit, Mich.,
on the Michigan Central Rd. Grain, live
stock and lumber shipped.
INDEPENDENT ; Thursdays; non-par-
tisan ; eight pages ; size 26x41 ; subscription
SI ; established 1883 ; A. Mellish, editor and
publisher ; circulation L 2.
CORNWALL, C. H., Stormont Co., a-
8,000 pop., on St. La\vrence r., at mouth of
Cornwall canal, and on Grand Trunk Rd.,
82 m. S. W. of Montreal. Engaged in agri-
culture. Supplied with water power, which
is employed in large cotton, woolen and
other manufactories.
FREEHOLDER; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 2sx4:J ; subscription $1 ; established 1846 ;
C. W. Young, editor and publisher; circ'n 1 2 .
STANDARD; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1876 ;
Jas. Hai'per, editor and publisher ; circ'n I 1 .
CREEMORE, Simcoe Co., a 600 pop.,
on Northern & Northwestern Rd., 8 m. from
Stayner. Farming, mining and fishing ex-
tensively carried on here ; also a centre of
considerable trade.
ADVERTI.SER ; Thm-sdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size "26x40 ; subscription $1 ;
F. Ball, editor and publisher.
DESERONTO, Hastings Co., a- 2,800
pup. Has lumber and flour mills and other
manufacturing interests.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription §1 ;
710
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
established 1883; Deseronto News Co. (lim-
ited), editors and publishers; circulation K 1.
DRAYTON, Wellington Co., J3 1,100
pop., on the Great Western division of the
Grand Trunk Rd., 71 m. from Southampton,
30 from Guelph, and 58 from Harrisburg.
Grain and live stock shipped in large
quantities.
TIDIES; Mondays; eight pages ; size of
page 13x20; subscription $1.5U; established
1884 ; T. C. Dean, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
V I D E T T E ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
18S5; J. Lawn, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
DRESDEN, Ji^ent Co., JJ 2.700 pop.,
located at the head of navigation on the
Sj'denham r., and on the Erie & Huron Rd.,
in a fine agricultural country ; largely en-
gaged in shipping cord wood, staves, bolts,
timber, lumber, ship building, etc.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; eight pages; size of
page 28x40; subscription $1.25; established
1871 ; Joseph S. Gadd, editor and publisher ;
cii'culation K 2.
DUNDALK, Grey Co.. -u 800 pop., on
Canada Pacific Rd., midway between To-
ronto and Owen Sound. A grain and lumber
region.
HERAIjD; Thursdays; eight pages ; size
27x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; C.
H. Newell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
DUNDAS, Wentworth Co., g 3,000 pop.,
at head of Burlington bay, on Great West-
ern division of Grand Trunk Rd., 5 m. W.
of Hamilton. Engaged in manufacturing.
STANDARD; Thm-sdays; eight pages;
size 31x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1874 : Bell & Watson, editoi-s and publishers ;
circulation K 2.
TRUE BANNER AND WENT-
WORTH CO. CHRONICLE; Thurs
days ; reform ; four pages ; size 27x44 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1857 ; R.. V. Somer
ville, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
DUNNVILLE, Haldimand Co., g
2,000 pop., on Grand River & Buffalo,
division of Grand Trunk Rd., 40 m. S. S. E.
of Hamilton and 50 by water W. by N. of
Buffalo. Excellent water power; saw, flour
and woolen mills, foundries, furniture fac
tories, tannery and other industries.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
29x46 ; subscription $2 ; established 1870 ;
Robt. White, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
REFOR31 PRESS; Wednesdays; eight
pages ; size 26x4(.) ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; L. J. Weatherby, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
DURHAM, Greij Co., -a 1,100 pop.,
on Saugeen r. and on the Georgian Bay &
Lake Erie division of the Grand Trunk Rd.,
about 16 m. from Mt. Forest and 88 from
Toronto. Flour, saw, woolen and planing
mills. Shipping point for grain, lumber,
live stock and produce.
CHRONICI-.E; Thm-sdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1867; Arthur H. N. Jenkins, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J 1.
GREY REVIEW; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab'
fished 1878 ; B. H. Townseud, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2. *
ONTARIO.
DUTTON, Elgin Co., p 850 pop., on
Canada Southern Rd., 18 m. W. of St.
Thomas and 140 from Toi-onto. Milling
and the manufacture of agricultural imple-
ments form the principal industries. In a
fine farming country.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1881; N.Phelps, editor and publisher; circ'n L 2.
EGANVILLE, Renfrew Co., [^ 1,000
pop., on Bonnechere r., 25 m. from Pembroke
and 12 from Rd. Lumbei'ing and phosphate
mining form the industries of the place.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size ;^0x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; James C. Williams, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ELiMIRA, Waterloo Co., p 1,000 pop.»
on the Canagagigue v., 16 m. W. of Guelph
and 12 N. of Berlin. Engaged in milling
and woolen manufacturing, and surround-
ed by a line agricultural and stock-raising
countrJ^
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; eight
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; Chas. C. Dellon, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
ELORA, Wellington Co., p 1,500 pop. ^
at confluence of Grand and Irvine rs., 12 m.
from Guelph, on Canadian Pacific Rd. and
Wellington, Grej' & Bruce division of Grand
Trunk Rd., 40 m. from Hamilton and 60 from
Toronto. A market for cattle and grain,
and engaged in manufacturing carpets,
brushes and agricultural implements.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; independent-re-
form ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1872; Allan M. Bock, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
EMBRO, Oxford Co., p 800 pop., 10
m. from Ingersoll and Woodstock. Engaged
in manufacturing and surrounded by an
ricultural district.
COURIER; Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880; John W. Gunn, editor; Wm. Clubb,
publisher ; circulation K 1.
ERIN, Wellington Co., p 900 pop., on
Canada Pacific Rd., 50 m. W. of Toronto.
Milling and agricultural district.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 24x35; subscription $1 ; established 1880;
J. T. Mitchall, editor and publisljer r circu-
lation K 1.
ESSEX CENTRE, Essex Co., p 1,700
pop., on Canada Southern division of Mich-
igan Central Rd., 50 m. from Chatham and
15 from Detroit and Windsor. Engaged in
lumbering trade and the manufacture of
engines, boilers and agi'icultural imple-
ments. Has creameries, large saw mills,
handle factory, cooperage, cabinet works,
and butter dish factor}^
ESSEX L.IBERAI. ; Fridays ; eight
pages; .size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S5 ; Jacob M. Kennedy, editor and
publisher; circulation J 1.
EXETER, Htiron Co., p 2,000 pop., on
the Grand Trunk Rd. Is in a good agri-
cultural district.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x43 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ;
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
rii
ONTARIO.
John White & Sons, editors and publishei's ;
circulation K 2.
FARMERSVILLE, Leeds Co., a-
7oO pop., in an excellent lumbering and
farming section, 15 ni. from Brockville.
KEPOKTER AND COUNTY OF
LEEDS Ai)VERTl!SER; Wednesdays;
four pages; size 24x36; subscriptien $1.50;
established 18S5 ; Zethuel Loveriu, editor and
publisher.
FENELON FALLS, Victoria Co.. a-
1,500 pop., on Midland Rd. and Trent Valley
canal, 14 m. from Lindsay. Has saw,
shingle and pulp mills ; also foundry.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; four pages ; size
24x36; established 1872; E. D. Hand, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
FERGUS, Wellington Co., jH 2,000 pop.,
on Wellington, Grey & Bruce division of
Grand Trunk Rd. and Credit Valley divi-
sion of Canada Pacific Rd. Engaged in
manufacturing and surrounded by a farm-
ing district.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays ; four pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription 81 ; established 1885 ;
J. Coram, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
NEWS RECORD ; Thursdays ; reform ;
four pages; size 27x41; subscription .$1.50;
established 1858 ; J. & R. Craig, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1 .
FLESHERTON, Grey Co., -a 693
pop., on Toronto, Grey & Bruce Rd., 30 m.
from CoUingwood and 32 from Owen Sound.
Engaged in manufacturing.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; conservative:
eight pages ; size 26x3S ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; A. R. Fawcett, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
FOREST, Lambton Co., p 1,700 pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd., 25 m. from Sarnia.
Located in the centre of a rich agricultural
country, and is the leading grain, fish and
cattle market in the county.
FREE PRESS ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages ; size 30x38 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1879; Pettypiece & Auld, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
G A L T , Waterloo Co., jH 6,500 pop., on
Grand r. and Great Western, Grand Trunk
and Credit Valley division of the Canadian
Pacific Rds., 30 m. W. N. W. of Hamilton.
Engaged in manufacturing and a centre of
trade.
DUMFRIES REFORMER ; Thurs
days ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1848 ; Collie & McGiverin,
editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
REPORTER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 36x48; subscription ,$2; established 1847;
Jaffray Brothers, editors and publishers ;
circulation I 2 .
GANANOQUE, Leeds Co., o 3,100
pop., on St. Lawrence r., among the
Thousand Islands, and on Grand Trunk
Rd., 18 m. fi'om Kingston. Largelj" engaged
in manufactures. Has several hotels ; is a
summer resort.
^JOURNAL AND THOUSAND IS-
liAND GAZETTE; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 3ox44 ; subscription S1.50 ; estab-
lished 1883 ; E. G. Hart, editor and publisher ;
circulation ,J 1 .
REPORTER; Saturdays; four pages: size
24x36; subscription $1; established 1872; Free-
man Britton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ONTARIO.
GEORGETOWN, Halton Co., g
1,700 pop., on X. & N. W. and Grand Trunk
Rds., 28 m. N. W. of Toronto and 35 from
Hamilton. Engaged in the manufacture of
various kinds of paper, lumber, shingles,
woolen goods, knitting machines and ii'on
fencing.
HERALiD; Thursdays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1865 ;
R. D. Warren, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
GLENCOE, Middlesex Co., p 2,000
pop., on Great Western division of Grand
Trunk Rd. London is the nearest city. En-
gaged in milling and has an extensive
agricultural implement factory. One of the
longest-continued cattle fairs in Ontario Is
held here in the spring and autumn.
TRANSCRIPT; Thm-sdavs ; eieht
pages; size 28x40; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872 ; Sutherland Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
GODERICH, C. H., Huron Co., p
5,000 pop., on Lake Huron, terminus of Buf-
falo division of Grand Trunk Rd., 133 m.
from Toronto and 120 from Detroit. Shipping
point on the lake, and has a fine harbor.
A place of active trade, centre of an agricult-
ural district, and a fine summer resort. En-
gaged in the manufacture of salt.
HURON SIGNAL; Fridays ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1848 ; McGiliicuddy Bros., editors and
publishers ; circulation .J 1 .
STA R ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 30x44 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1866 ; James
Mitchell, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
GORE BAY, District ofAlgoma,\2 500
pop., on Grand Manitoulin Island and Lake
Huron. Agricultural and timber district ;
also a large shipping point.
MANITOULIN GUIDE; Saturdays;
independent; four pages; size 22x30; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1878; J. S. Hawkey,
editor and publisher : circulation L 2 .
GORRIE, Huron Co., p 600 pop., on
Toronto, Grey & Bruce division of the Can-
adian Pacific Rd. Contains saw and grist
mills, shingle factories and other manufac-
tures.
VIDETTE; Fridays; independent; eight
pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1885; Thomas Nash, editor and pub-
lisher ; cii'culation L 2.
GRAVENHURST, Simcoe Co., a
2,300 pop., on two Rds., 100 m. from Toronto.
Lumber manufacturing.
BANNER ; Fridays; four pages; size ^4x36;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; W. R. Tud-
hope, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
GRIMSBY, Lincoln Co., g 1,000 pop.,
on Great Western division of Grand
Trunk Rd., 17 m. from Hamilton. Manu-
factories of farm implements. In fruit-
growing section.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1; estab
lished 1885; James A. Livingston, editor and
publisher; circulation L2; dated at Grimsby
and Beamsville.
GUELPHe C. H., Wellington Co., p
11,000 pop., on Speed r. and Grand Trunk,
711
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
Great Western & Wellington and Grey &
Bruce division of the G. T. Rds., 50 m. W. by
S. of Toronto. Large quantities of lime-
stone are found here. Engaged in manu-
factures of various kinds. Centre of trade.
In an agricultural, manufacturing and
stock-raising section.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdaj's ; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 24x37,
weekly (size of page) 18x24; subscription-
daily §4, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1867,
weekly 1847 ; H. Gummer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily K 2, weekly 1 1 .
MERCURY AND ADVERTISER;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEfi.-
LiY, Thursdays; dailj^ four pages, weekly
eight pages ; size— daily 2(5x40, weekly 40x52 ;
subscription— daily $4, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1867, weekly 1853 ; Innes & David-
son, editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily J 1, weekly H 2.
NATIONAL; (see Toronto.)
ONTARIO EVANGELIST: monthly;
Presbyterian ; four pa^es ; size 20x2S ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1886 ; T. L.
Fowler and Geo. Munro, editors and pub-
lishers.
HAGERSVILIiE, Haldimand Co., g
1,200 pop., at junction of Canada division of
the Michigan Central and N. & N. W. Rds.
Has stone quarries, brick yards, sash and
door factories ; also roller flour mills.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; E.
Llewellyn, editor ; Times Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
INDIAN ; bi-weekly; twelve pages ; size
of page 11x14; subscription $1.50; established
1885 ; Dr. P. E. Jones, editor ; Indian Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation L2; devoted
to the interests of the Indian race.
HAMILTON, C. H., WenUoorth Co., g
40,000 pop., at head of Hamilton bay,
and on Great Western division of Grand
Trunk Rd. and Northern & Northwestern
Rd., 228 m. E. N. E. of Detroit. Shipping
produce and manufacturing carried on,
being connected by railroad and canal
with all points. Connections include Great
Western, Grand Trunk, Hamilton & North-
western, Canada Southern and Canadian
Pacific Rds., and various lines of steamers
and vessels, dally, weekly and otherwise.
The manufactures of the city constitute
its chief Industrial and commercial feature.
It Is situated in a rich and extensive farm-
ing region.
EVENING TIMES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and TIMES, Thursdays; dally
four pages, weekly eight pages; size— tlally
27x44, weekly 31x44 ; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1.50 ; established 1858 ; Times Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation— daily H 2,
w^eeklv G 1.
SPECTATOR; every morning and
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; dally four pagesj weekly eight
pages ; size— dally 27x45, weekly 36x48 ; sub-
scription—morning $6, evening .$5, weekly
SI ; established 1848 ; Spectator Printing
o.j editors and publishers ; circulation-
daily <i 1, weekly G 1.
PALLADIUM OF LABOR; Satur-
days ; eight pages ; size 30x43 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1883 ; W. H. Rowe, publisher ;
circulation G 1.
TI >IES; (see Evening Times.)
BR ITISIl LION ; monthly; four pages;
size 22x30 ; established 1881 ; •. A. Johnson,
c.litor and publisher ; an edition, entitled
ONTARIO.
AmeHcayi Eagle, is Issued for New York City ;
both are Issued for free distribution.
CANADIAN LIVE STOCK AND
FAR3I JOURNAL ; monthly ; live stock ;
thirty-six pages; size of page 10x12; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1883 ; Stock Journal
Co., editors and publishers ; circulation H 2.
INTERNATIONAL ROYAL TEM-
PLAR ; monthly ; temperance ; eight pages ;
size 22x54 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ;
circulation CI, including special editions ;
official oreran of the Dominion Council.
PORTFOLIO; monthly; twenty pages :
size of page 8x10; subscription $1; established
1876 ; Students of Wesleyan Ladles' College,
editors and publishers; circulation L 2 ; a col-
lege paper ; Issued during the collegiate year,
HANOVER, Grey Co., -a 1.300 pop.,
on Saugeen r. and on a branch of the Grand
Trunk Rd., 40 m. from Owen Sound. Is a
manufacturing town.
POST; Thursdays; eight pages; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; W. H.
Ashley, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
UAnmSTO'S , Wellington Co., p 1,000
pop., on Toronto, Grey & Bruce Rd. and
Wellington, Grey & Bruce branch of the
Grand Trunk Rd., 481^ m. from Guelph, 95
from Hamilton and 90 from Toronto. En-
gaged in manufactures. A good produce
market.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; eight pages; size
30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1872 ;
J. Robertson & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
NORTHERN COUNTIES ADVER-
TISER AND FARM JOURNAL;
monthly Independent ; eight pages ; size
22x32 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1887 ;
Wait & Goodchild, editors and publishers.
HASTINGS, Northumberland Co..
Q, 1,000 pop., on River Trent and Midland
division of the Grand Trunk Rd., 44 m. from
Belleville, 22 from Peterborough. Has
great water power and is extensively en-
gaged In manufacturing. Is also In an ex-
tensive grain and lumber district.
STAR; Wednesdays ; eight pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1878 ;
Howard & Sons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
HUNTSVIliLE, Muskoka Distrist, ^
1,000 pop., on Northern and Pacific Junction
Rd. The largest shipping point for lumber
In this section.
FORESTER ; Fridays ; four pages : size
24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ; F.
W. Clearwater, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
INGERSOLIi, Oxford Co., p 5,000
pop., 20 m. N. N. E. of London, on Thames r.
and Great Western division of Grand
Trunk and Ontario division of Canadian
Pacific Rds. Largely engaged In manufac-
turing agricultiu'al Implements, lumber
and carriages ; has large pork-packing es-
tablishments, tanneries and extensive flour,
oatmeal and other mills. The centre of
the largest cheese-making district of
Canada. A large business in grain and
live stock carried on.
CHRONICLE AND CANADIAN
DAIRYMAN^ Thursdays; four pages; size
30x45 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1853 ; G.
F. Gurnett, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ri3
ONTARIO.
OXFORD TRIBUNE AND CANA-
DA DAIRY REPORTER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 30x45 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1873; Harry Rowland, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SUN; Wednesdays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; T.
A. Bellamy, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L 2.
IROQUOIS, Dundas Co., n- 1,500
pop., on the St. Lawrence r., Iroquois Canal
aud Gran 1 Trunk Rd., 100 m. W. of Mon-
treal. Has excellent water power and un-
excelled shipping facilities. , It is the grain,
hay and wool market of Central Canada.
Possesses the largest roller mills on the St.
Lawrence, stave and saw mills, oatmeal
mills, foundry and machine shops, sash
and door factories aud many other Indus
tries.
NEWS ; monthly ; four pages ; size 22x30;
subscription .50 cents; established 1886; W.
Henry Patton, editor and publisher.
JA.'RVl^^Haldimand Co., g 1,000 pop.,
at junction of Northern & Northwestern
and Loop Line division of Grand Trunk
Rds., 80 m. from Hamilton. A grain market
in an agricultural district.
RECORD; Thursdays; eight pages; .size
80x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Frank N. Pettit, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
KINCARDINE, Bruce Co., -n 3,650
pop., on E. shore of Lake Huron, about 35 m.
N. of Goderich and 168 N. W. of Toronto.
Northern terminus of the Southern exten-
sion of the W., G. & B. division of the Grand
Trunk Rd. Quantities of salt of an excel-
lent quality are manufactured here ; also
bath and fire bricks, engines and boilers,
furniture, iron machinery of all kinds, etc.
The principal produce market and largest
town in the county of Bruce.
BRUCE JREPORTER; Thursdays;
eight pages ;^ize 28x42 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1867; Dack & Dack, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
REVIEW; Fridays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1863 ;
Jos. Lang, editor and publisher : circ'n J 1.
KINGSTON, C. H., Frontenac Co., d-
16,000 pop., on St. Lawrence r. and Grand
Trunk and terminus of Kingston & Pem-
broke Rd., at foot of Lake Ontario and
mouth of St. Lawrence r. and Rideau canal,
180 m. S. W. of MontreaL A place of com-
mercial importance, and outlet for a num-
ber of iron, lead, and phosphate mines,
located 60 m. to the North. Engaged in for-
warding trade from Western grain ports to
Montreal. Considerable ship-building done.
Also engaged in the manufacture of loco-
motives, cars, cottons, woolens, etc Seat
of four colleges and military station of
Ontario.
NEWS; every evening except Simday,
and CHRONICLE AND NEWS, Thurs
days; daily four pages, weeklv eight pages ;
size— daily 26x40, weekly (size of page) 18x24 ;
subscription— daily .$6, weekly SI; estab-
lished—daily 1851, weekly 1810; Lewis W. Shan-
non, editor and publisher ; circ'n— daily .1 2 ;
weeklv I l .
ONTARIO.
WHIG; every evening except Sunday,
and BRITISH W^HH.;, Thursdavs ; inde-
pendent liberal ; eight pages; size of page-
daily 14x21, weekly 18x24 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $1 ; established 1834; E. J. Bnrker
Pense, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily .J 2, weekly H 1.
CANADIAN FREEMAN ; Wednes-
days ; catholic ; four pages ; size 44x64 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; Cicolari &
Daley, editors and publishers ; circ'n J l.
CHRONICLE AND NEWS; (see
News.)
QUEEN'S COLLEGE JOURNAL ;
semi-monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page
8x10 ; subscription §1 ; established 1873 ;
the Alma Mater Society of Queen's Univer-
sity, publishers ; circulation K 1 ; a college
paper ; issued during the collegiate year.
KINGSVILIiE, Essex Co., p 1,000
pop., on Lake Erie, 25 m. from Amherstburg
and 28 from Windsor. Has a large patent
roller process flour mill, foundries and fac-
tories, and is becoming noted for its woolen
manufactures. It has a fine government
harbor, just completed, which will make
it a good shipping point ; well known as a
summer resort. Has the largest tabernacle
in the country and a handsome opera house.
REPORTER; Fridays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription .$1 ; established 1876 ;
S. T. Copus, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
LEAMINGTON, Essex Co., p 1,700
pop., on line of St. Clair Rd. now in course
of construction ; 1)4 m. N. of Lake Erie, a
good point for shipment of produce, 38 m.
from Windsor, on a good road. Abounds in
factories and mills ; good farming country.
POST; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
30x43 ; subscription SI ; established 1874 ; H.
T. Magill, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
L'ORIGNAL, C. H., Prescott Co., ^
1,000 pop., 55 m. from Ottawa and 60 from
Montreal on Ottawa River Rd. and Ottawa
r. Contains steam and water power mills.
The Canada Pacific Rd. passes along the
opposite side of the river.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; four
pages; size 24x36; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1868; Watson Litle, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
NEWS ; Tuesdays ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1.25 ; established 1876 ; John But-
terfleld, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
LINDSAY, C. H., Victoria Co., {y 6,.500
pop., on Scugog r. (navigable) and on Mid-
land division of Grand Trunk Rd., 43 m.
from Port Hope and 70 from Toronto.
Branch railroads radiate in five directions
from here. Engaged in manufacturing ;
farming aud lumbering and mining section.
Many large iron mines are in operation 40
m. N. of here.
CANADIAN POST ; Fridays; eight
ages ; size 36x45 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1857 ; Charles D. Barr, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation HI.
VICTORIA WARDER ; Fridays ;
eight pages; size 34x46; subscription $1; es-
tabli.shed 1856; Sam. Hughes, editor and
publisher ; circulation H 1.
EISTOWEL, Perth Co., p 3,000 pop.,
on Wellington, Grey & Bruce aud Georgian
Baj' divisions of Grand Trunk Rd., .35 m.S.E.
of Goderich, 27 from Stratford and 45 from
Fi
ri4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
Guelph. Engaged In manufacturing and
cheese making ; in an agricultural country.
BANNER; Fridays; eight pages; size
3(1x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1866 ; R.
Ferguson, editor ; Ferguson & Elliott, publish-
ers ; circulation J 1.
SfiTANDARD; Fridays ; liberal-conserva-
tive; four pages; size 27x41; subscription §1.50 ;
esta blished 1878 ; A. St. George Hawkins, ed-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LONDON, C. H., Middlesex Co., p
34,000 pop., on Thames r. and Great Western
division of Grand Trunk Rd., at terminus of
London & Port Stanley and London, Huron
& Bruce divisions and the Michigan Cen-
tral Rd., 81 m. W. of Hamilton, 110 from
Detroit and 120 from Suspension Bridge.
Divisional headquarters for the Canadian
Pacific Rd. Entrepot of very superior agri-
cultural region. Engaged in oil refining
and in the manufacture of agricultural
implements, and does large wholesale
trade. Has fine educational institutions.
ADVERTISER ; every morning and
evening except Sunday,
and WE!^TERN AD-
j^j^^,— -_-^,>,_3, VERTISER, Fridays;
■ fl^l iSl ISl I "i^ily eight pages, weekly
twelve pages ; size of page
II 15x22; subscription— dally
I S5, weekly $1 ; established
1863 ; David Jlills, editor ;
Advertiser Printing Co.,
publishers ; circulation-
daily G 1, weekly D 2.
FREE PRESS ; every morning and
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; daily eight pages, weekly ten
pages; size of page 15x22 ; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1859, weekly
1847; Free Press Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily G 2, weekly F 2.
SPEAKER; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily four
pages, weeklv eight pages; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 30x44'; subscription— daily S4. weekly
§1 ; estabhshed 1886 ; Speaker Printing Co.,
editors and publishers.
CATHOLIC RECORD; Saturdays;
catholic ; eight pages ; size of page 16x22 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1878; Rev. John F.
Coffey, M. A., LL.D., editor ; Thomas Coffey,
publisher ; circulation G 2.
ECHO; Fridays; four pages; size 22x31;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1880 ; Echo
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation G 1, including sp'-cial erlition.'i.
WESTERN ADVERTISER; (see
Advertiser.)
CANADIAN ENTOMOLOGIST;
monthly ; science ; twenty pages octavo ;
subscription -SI : established 1868 ; Rev. C. J.
S. Bethune, editor ; Entomological Society of
Ontario, publishers ; circulation L 2 ; inserts
advertisements of an entomological charac-
ter onlv.
FARMERS' ADVOCATE AND
HOMEMACJAZINE: monthly; agricult-
ural ; thirtv-six pages ; size of page 10x13 ;
subscription SI ; established 1866 ; William
Weld, editor and publisher; circulation E 1.
I N D E P E N D E N T FORESTER ;
monthly ; Independent Order of Foresters ;
twenty' pages: size of pace 9x11; subscrip-
tion S'l ; established 1881 ; Dr. Oronhyatekha,
editor and publisher; circulation H 2.
LiUCAN, Middlesex Co., p 1,200 pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd.. 11 m. from London.
Has flour mills, and is the centre of a good
grain-growing country.
ENTERPRISE AND NORTH 3IID-
Dl-ESEX CONSERVATIVE; Thurs
ONTARIO.
days ; four pages ; size 22x32 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; J. W. Ornie, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
LUCKNOW, Bruce Co., -a 1,500 pop.,
on W., G. & B. Rd., 22 m. from Goderich
and 26 from Walkerton. Surrounded by a
good agricultural and stock-raising coun-
trj'. Engaged in milling and manufacture
of agricultural implements.
SENTINEL; Fridays; eight pages; size
27x40 ; subscription §1 ; established 1873 ; Jas,
Bryan, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MADOG, Hastings Co., n- 1,400 pop., 26
m. from Belleville, on Midland division of
Grand Trunk and Toronto & Ottawa Rds.
In a farming country, with gold, iron and
lead mines and lithographic stone.
NORTH HASTINGS REVIEW ;
Tliursdaj's ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $1.25 ; established 1877 ; John R.
Orr, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
MANITO WANING, Uistrict ofAl-
goina, "□ 400 pop., on Georgian Bay, "stop-
ping" port of Manitoulin Island. Has fac-
tories, mills, and is a shipping point for a
large agricultural and dairying section
MANITOULIN EXPOSITOR; Satur-
days ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1879 ; W. L. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation L2.
MARKDALE, Grey Co., -a 800 pop.,
on the Toronto, Grey & Bruce branch of
the Canadian Pacific Rd., 26 m. from Owen
Sound and 92 from Toronto. Contains sev-
eral mills and manufactories, and is in a
good agricultural and stock-raising coun-
try. Has also good trout fishing.
STANDARD ; Thursdaj^s ; independ-
ent ; eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1875 ; C. W. Rutledge, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MARKHAM, York Co., g l,400pop..
on River Rouge & Midland division of
Grand Trunk Rd., 22 m. N. 9. of Toronto.
Manufacture of farm implements carried
on ; also extensive woolen and carpet fac-
tories in constant operation. Centre of an
agricultural section.
ECONOMIST; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41; subscription $1.50; established
1856 ; Corson & Sou, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 2.
MEAFORD, Grey Co., d 2.300 pop.,
on Georgian bay, and mouth of Bighead r.
Terminus of a division of the Northern &
Northwestern Rd., 116 m. from Toronto.
MIRROR; Fridays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription .SI ; established 1882 ;
James Patterson, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K V.
MONITOR; Fridays; eight pages ; size
26x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1868 ; Alex.
Sunter, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
MIDLAND, Simcoe Co., n 1,400 pop.,
3:3 m. from Barrie and on Gloster bay. Prin ■
cipal business lumber and grain.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays ; eight
f)ages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
ished 1882 ; P. J. Ryan, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
MILLiBROOK, Durham Co., P^ 1,300
pop., on Midland division of Grand Trunk
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ri5
ONTARIO.
Rd., 18 m. N. W. of Port Hope. Engaged in
milling and various manufactures. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural country.
MESSENGER; Wednesdays ; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established
1858 ; Alfred E. Hayter, editor and publisher ;
•circulation L 2.
MILTON, C. H., Halton Co., g 2,000
pop., 36 m. S.W. of Toronto and 25 from Ham-
ilton, on Northern & Northwestern and
Canadian Pacific Eds. Centre of an agricult-
ural community, in which the manufac-
turing interests are well represented.
CANADIAN CHAMPION ; Thurs
■days ; fom- pages ; size 25x39 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1860 ; Campbell & Panton, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1 .
REFORMER, Thursdays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Brothers & White, editors and publishers ;
cii'culation L 2.
MINDEN, C. H., Haliburton Co., ^
450 pop., on Gull r., 45 m. from Lindsay.
Lumbering extensively carried on.
ECHO; Tuesdays; four pages ; size 24x
36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; George
H. Small, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
MITCHELL, Perth Co., p 2,400 pop.,
12 m. from Stratford. Contains grist mills,
foundries, sash, door and other factories.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1885 ; William Colwell, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
50x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1860 ;
Davis Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
' tion 1 1.
RECORDER ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 31x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
Thos. H. Race, editor ; Race & Hodge, pub-
lishers ; circulation K 2.
MORRISBURGH, C. H., Dundas
Co., D- 2,000 pop., on St. Lawrence r. and
Grand Trunk Rd., 92 m. W. by S. of Mon-
treal. An agricultural district.
COURIER ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
■27x41 ; subscription $1.5U ; established 1862 ; H.
<3. Kennedy, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
DUNDAS CO. HERAL.D; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; George P. Graham, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
MOUNT FOREST, Wellington Co.,
P 2,360 pop., on Grand Trunk and Cana-
dian Pacific Rds., about 40 m. from Guelph,
the county town of Wellington, and 44 from
Owen Sound, the county seat of Grej'.
In an agricultural district. Mercantile and
manufacturing business carried on. Sit-
uation adapted to manufactures. A large
furniture factory recently erected here.
^CONFEDERATE AND EXAM-
INER; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size ;30x44 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1867 ; H. J. Ben-
ner, editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
REPRESENTATIVE; Thursdays ;
eight pages; size 30x43; subscription $1.50;
established 1885 ; J. A. Lambert, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
NAPANEE, C. H., Lennox Co., O^
4,500 pop., on Napanee r. and Grand Trunk
Rd., 25 m. from Kingston, 135 from Toronto
and 205 from Montreal and S. terminus of
ONTARIO.
Napanee, Tamworth & Quebec Rd. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural district, and en-
gaged in manufacturing. Has steamboat
and railroad connections with all parts of
the country. Principal products are grain,
lumber, cheese and cattle.
BEAVER ; Saturdays; four pages; size
29x44; subscription $1.25; established 1871;
Templeton &Beeman, editors and publishers ;
circulation I 2 .
EXPRESS; Fridays ; liberal ; eight
pages; size 30x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1862; J. C. Drewry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation .1 2.
STANDARD; Fridays; four pages ; size
26x38 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ; R. R.
Elliott, editor; J. A. Baker, publisher; circu-
lation J 1
NEW HAMBURG, Waterloo Co.,
p 1,400 pop., on Grand r. and Grand Trunk
Rd., 12 m. from Berlin, the county seat, 40
N. N. W. from Hamilton and 75 W. of
Toronto.
CANADISCHES VOI^KSBLATT ;
Wednesdays ; German ; eight pages ; size
32x44 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854;
Jacob Ritz & Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2 ; issue also the Hamburg Inde-
pendent
HAMBURG INDEPENDENT;
Fridays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1879 ; Jacob Ritz & Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation L 2 ;
issue also the Canadishes Volksblatt.
NEW MARKET, York Co., g 2,400
pop., 34 m. N. & N. W. of Toronto. Agricult-
ural district and trade centre.
j ERA ; Fridays ; four pages ; size 28x42 ;
I subscription $1.25 ; established 1852 ; Lyman G.
j Jackson, editor and publisher ; circulation
J 2. S^W^Actual average circulation for one
I year preceding Nov. 12, 1886, as per statement
on fie at the office of the American NeivsjJaper
Directory, 1,545 copies.
NORTH YORK REFORMER; Fri
days ; four pages : size 30x44 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1867 ; Thomas Ratcliff, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 1.
NIAGARA FALLS Welkmd Co., g
pop. of village 960, pop. of town, in addi-
tion, 4,000. The Great Horse-Shoe Falls and
the Rd. Suspension Bridge are in the limits
of the town ; also the new Suspension and
Cantilever bridges.
REVIEW; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
27x40; subscription $1.50; established 1879 ; J.
E. Anger, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
WORL.D AND STOMFORD ADVO-
CATE; Wednesdays; four pages; size 22x
32; subscription $2; established 1885; circu-
lation K 1.
NORWICH, Oxford Co., pi,900pop.,
on Southern division of Grand Trunk and
Port Dover & Lake Huron Rds., 100 m. S. W.
of Toronto ; an agricultural and manufac-
turing community.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x40 ; established 1886 ; T. C. Bartholo-
mew, editor and publisher.
NORWOOD, Peterborough Co., D-
1,300 pop., 18 m. from Peterborough. Exten-
sively engaged in manufacturing ; a rich
agricultural district.
REGISTER; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 24x36; subscription $1; established 1868;
J. A. Harper, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
716
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OXTARIO.
OXTARIO.
OAKVILiLiE, Halton Co., g 2,000
pop., on Great Western division of Grand
Trunk Rd., 17 m. from Hamilton and 20
from Toronto.
STAR AND INDEPENDENT; Fri
days ; eight pages ; size 2Sx42 ; subscription
$1; establisiied 1875; C. Rowland Orr, editor
and publislier ; circulation K 2.
OMEMEE, Victoria Co., D- 800 pop., in
tlie Soutli Riding of county, on Midland
division of Grand Trunk Rd., 33 m. from
Port Hope.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1878 ;
John A. Calder, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation L 2.
ORANGEVILLE, C. H., Dtifferin
Co., p 3,500 pop., near Credit r., on Canadian
Pacific Rd., about 50 m. N. W. from Toronto.
A trade centre,; surrounded by an agricult-
ural district.
DUFFERIN ADVERTISER ; Fri
days; eight pages; size 3ux44; subscription
$1.50; established 1868; J. F. Kennedy,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
DU FFERIN POST; Thursdays ; conser-
vative ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1879 ; Seneca G. Ketchum,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 1 .
SUN; Thursdays; four pages; size 26x40;
subscription $1 ; established 1860 ; Patrick
Meaney, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
ORIIiLIA, Simcoe Co., a 4,000 pop., on
Lakes Couchiching and Simcoe, at junction
of Midland division of Grand Trunk Rd.
and Northern & Northwestern Rd., 87 m.
N. of Toronto and same distance N. "W. of
Port Hope. A summer resort. Has woolen
and flour mills, tanneries, foundries, large
carriage and wagon factories, and good
high and public schools. Is connected
with other ports on the lakes by steam-
boat, and contains the Provincial Asylum
for Idiots.
NEWS LETTER ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size of page 16x23 ; subscription §1.25 ; estab
lished 1884 ; John Curran & Sons, editors and
publisliers ; circulation J 1 ; issue also the
Canadian Workman.
P A C K. E T ; Fridays ; liberal conserva-
tive ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1870 ; Hale Bros., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1.
TI3IES ; Thursdays; four pages; size
27x41 ; subscription §2 ; established 1867 ; P.
Murraj", editor and jniblisher ; circ'n K 2.
CANADIAN WORKMAN; monthly;
Ancient Order of United Workmen ; eight
pages ; size 27x41; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1879 ; John Curran & Sons, editors
and publishers ; circulation H 2 ; issue also
the Xeirs Letter.
ORONO, Durham Co., P, 1,000 pop.,
4 m. N. from Grand Trunk Rd. Flour miU,
cab factory, carriage shop and foundries.
Good business town.
NEWS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
22x:30; suVjscription ,§1; established 1885; S.
Cuttle, editor and publisher ; circulation L 2.
OSHAWA, Ontario Co., g 4,750 pop.,
on Lake Ontario and on Grand Trunk Rd.,
4 m. E. of Whitby. 16 from Port Perry and
33 E. of Toronto. Engaged in various
manufactures.
ONTARIO REFOR3IER ; Fridays;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1871 ; E. Mundy, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2 ; issues also the Port Perry
Standa7'd.
VINDICATOR; Wednesdays ; eight
pages ; size 27x43 ; subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1853 ; John A. Carswell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
OTTAWA, C. H.,Carleton Co., ::f 37,000
pop., capital of the Dominion, at confluence
of Ottawa and Rideau rs., and St. Lawrence
& Ottawa, Canadian Pacific and Canada At-
lantic Rds. Is the great lumber centre of
British North America and has also other
manufactures. Possesses very great water
power; has the largest mills in Canada.
Valuable belts of mineral lands exist in the
vicinity.
CITIZEN ; every morning except Sunday,
and SE3II- WEEKLY, Mondays and
Thursdays ; fom- pages ; size 26x:38 ; suViscrip-
tion— daily $6, semi-weekly 82 ; established
— daily 1864, semi-weekly 1844 ; Citizen Print-
ing and Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n — dailv J 2, semi-weekly I 1.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening-
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 26x41 ; sub-
scription §4 ; established 1885 ; Woodburn &
Ross, editors and publishers ; circulation J 1.
FREE PRESS ; every evening except
Sunday, and SEMI-AVEEKLY, Mondays
and Thursdays ; four pages ; size — daily
26x45, semi-weekly 26x:38 : subscription —
daily §6, semi-weekly $1 ; established 1869 ;
Charles William Mitchell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circ'n— daily H 2. semi-weekly H 2.
LA VALLEE D' OTTAWA ; (see Hull,
P. Que.)
L E CANADA ; every day except Sunday,
andL'UNION NATIONALE, Saturdays^
French; daily four pages, weekly eight pages;
size— daily 22x30, weekly .34x40 ; subscription .
—daily $3, weekly $1.50 ; established 1879 i
Eduard Aube, editor ; La Societie de Pub-
licite, publishers ; circulation — daily J 2 ,
weeklv K 2.
CANADA GAZETTE; Saturdays ;
sixteen pages ; size 26x30 ; subscription §4 ;
Government of Canada, publishers ; inserts
legal, parliamentary and government adver-
tisements onlj'.
(CANADIAN :>IILITIA GA-
ZETTE; Thursdays ; military ; eight pages :
size 20x26 ; subscription 81.50 ; established
1885 ; Canadian Militia Gazette C)., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
L'UNION NATIONALE; (see Le Can-
ada.)
CANADA HEALTH JOURNAL;
monthly ; hygienic ; thirty-six pages ; size of
page 7x10 ; subscription .82 ; established 1874 ;
Eduard Playter, M.D., editor and publisher ;
circulation .1 1.
CANADIAN MINING REVIEW ;
monthly ; mining ; sixteen pages ; size of
page \6x\3 ; subscription §1 ; established
1883; Canadian Mining Review Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2.
WOMAN'S JO URNA L; monthly ; pro-
hibition ; eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ;
subscription 30 cents; established 1^84; Mrs.
Chisholm, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
OWEN SOUND, C. H., Grey Co., -O
6,(i00 pop., on Owen Sound and Georgian
Bay terminus of the Canada Pacific Rd.,
near the S. W. shore of Georgian Bay,
about 122 m. N. W. of Toronto and 40 W.
of Collingwood. Centre of an agricultural
country, and the chief shipping point on
Georgian Bay.
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays ; four pages ;
size 29x45 ; subscription 82 ; established 1862 ;
James H. Little, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation.K 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
riT
ONTARIO.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages; size
30x45 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1853 ;
David Creighton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 1.
BUSINESS EDUCATOR; monthlj;
educational; eight pages; size 22x32; sub-
scription 50 cents ; establislied 1S86 ; C. A.
Fleming, editor and publisher.
CANADIAN CO-OPERATOR AND
PATRON; monthly; Patrons of Husband-
ry ; eight pages ; size 24x3(j ; subscription 40
cents ; established 1881 ; R. J. Doyle, editor
and publisher.
PAISLEY, Bruce Co., -n 1,550 pop., on
Wellington, Grey & Bruce branch of Grand
Trunli Rd., at the confluence of theSaugeen
and Teeswater rs., which are noted for
their splendid water-privileges, but few of
which are now utilized. In the town and
vicinity are four large roller flour mills,
with an aggregate capacity of nearly 500
barrels a day, besides many other indus-
tries. It is 50 ni. from Guelph, and is the
centre of one of the finest and most pros-
perous farming sections of the province.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription .$2 ; established 1864 ;
Ainsley Megraw, editor and publisher ; cii'cu-
lation K 1. ^^^^ Actual averacie circulation
for one year preceding Oct. 7, 1886, as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Newspaper Directory, Til copies.
PALMERSTON, Wellington Co., p
on W., G. & B. branch of Grand Trunk Rd.,
at Junction of main line with Southern
branch and junction of Stratford & Huron
and Georgian Bay & Wellington Rds.
TELEGRAPH AND WELLING-
TON AND PERTH GAZETTE; Thurs
days ; four pages ; size 28x38 ; subsci'iption
$1.50 ; established 1876 ; J. T. Lacy, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 1.
PARIS, Brant Co., p 3,700 pop., at
junction of the Great Western and Buffalo
& Lake Huron divisions of Grand Trunk
Rd., 61 m. S. W. of Toronto. Smith's
creek enters Grand r. at this point. The
manufacture of various articles is carried
on, in which over 500 skilled artisans find
employment. Extensive beds of plaster of
Paris are found here.
REVIEW ; Fridays ; conservative ; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription ,$1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879; A. A. Allworth, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
ST A R-T R ANSC RIPT ; Wednesdays ;
reform ; eight pages ; size 27x45 ; subscription
$2; established 1850; S. R. Robb, editor; W.
C. Jones, publisher ; circulation J 1 .
PARKDALE, York Co., g 3,000 pop.,
on the banks of Lake Ontario, on Grand
Trunk, Northern, Credit Valley and
Canada Pacific Rds. It is the site of the
stove foundry exhibition grounds, occu-
pying twenty acres. A large manufac-
turing town, employing a large number of
hands. Has man3' fine residences ; is light-
ed by gas, and has good facilities in case of
fire.
NEWS ; Thursdays; four pages; size 24x36;
subscription §1 : established 1881 ; W. Morton,
editor; Morton & Co., publishers; circ'n J 1.
CANADIAN POULTRY REVIEW;
monthly; poultry raising; twenty-eight
pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscription ,$1 ; es-
ONTARIO.
tablished 1877 ; Review Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation J 2 ; address all
communications to Toronto.
PARK HILL, Middlesex Co., p 2,000
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 31 m. from Lon-
don, 40 from Sarnia and 90 from Detroit.
Engaged in manufactvires and the lumber
and grain trade. In a fine agricultural
country.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; independent-
liberal ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1860; Wallace Graham, edi-
tor and publisht^r.
REVIE>V; Thursdays; eight pages; size
28x44 ; subscription $1..50 ; established 1885 ;
John Darrach, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
PARRY SOUND, C. H., District of
Parry Sound, ^ 1,700 pop., on Eastern shore
of Georgian Bay. Centre of lumbering op
erations and a good shipping port.
NORTH STAR; Fridays; four pages;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1874 ; W. Ireland, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 1.
PEMBROKE, C. H., Renfrew Co., [if
3,800 pop., 96 m. N. W. of Ottawa. On main
Una of Eastei'n division of Canada Pacific
Rd. Principal lumbering depot of the Up-
per Ottawa.
OBSERVER; Fridays: eight pages : size
.30x43 ; subscription $1 ; established 1857 ; Rob't
C. Miller, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
STANDARD: Wednesdays; eight pages;
size 30x40; subscription $2 ; established 1873;
W. J. Gallagher, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
PENETANGUISHENE, Simcoe
Co., D at head of Penetanguishene bay,
the terminiis of the North Simcoe Rd., a
branch of the Hamilton and Northwestern
Rd., 39 m. N. W. of Barrie. Has flour and
saAv mills, a foundry and shingle mill. Has
churclies and schools. Ontario Reforma-
tory for Boys located here.
HERALD; Thursdays; eight pages; size
28x46; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
Hewson & Osborne, editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
PERTH, C. H., Lanark Co., D- 3,500
pop., on Tay r. and canal, which gives
steamboat communication with Ottawa
and Kingston, and on Canadian Pacific Rd.,
Toronto & Montreal division, 40 m. from
Brockville and 43 N. E. of Kingston. A
place of considerable trade and manufac-
turing. Iron, phosphate and mica mines in
operation in vicinitj'. Branch of Canadian
Pacific Rd. car sliops are also here.
COURIER ; Fridays; four pages; size
27x43 ; subscription $1 ; established 1834 ; J.
M. Walker, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
EXPOSITOR; Thursdays; four pages;
size 28x44 ; subscription $2 ; established
1861 ; J. W. Motherwell, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
PETERBOROUGH,C.H., Peterbor-
ough Co., D- 10,000 pop., on Otonabee r. and
Midland division of Grand Trunk and the
Ontario & Quebec division of the Canadian
Pacific Rds., 95 m. N. E. of Toronto. Lo-
cated in the centre of a prosperous coun-
try, exporting grain and pork, and engaged
718
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
in various manufactures and the lumber
trade.
EVENING REVIEW; every evening
except Sunday, and REVIEW, Fridays ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 20x32, weekly 36x50; subscription-
daily $4, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1878,
weekly 1853 ; Review Printing and Publish-
ing Co. (limited), editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily K 2, weekly J 2.
EXAMINER ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; eight
pages ; size ;'6x47; subscription $1 ; established
1847 ; J. R. Stratton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation—daily K 2, weeklj' I 1.
MORNING TIMES; every morning
except Simday. and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days; dailv four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— dailv 21x28, weekly 28x42 ; subscription
—daily $4, weeklv $1.50; established— daily
1885, weekly 1872 ; Times Steam Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circ'n— claily J 2 ,
weeklv I 2 .
REVIEW : (see Evening Review.)
CANADA Lumber VIAN; montWy;
commercial; twenty pages; size of page
10x14 ; stibscription $1 ; established 1880 ;
A. G. Mortimer, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation J 2.
CANADIAN AGRICULTURIST
AND HOME MAGAZINE; monthly;!
agricultural ; twentv pages ; size of page :
10x13 ; subscription §1 ; established 1884 ; W. |
H. Robertson, editor and publisher ; circula- t
tion F 1 . I
CANADIAN FLORIST AND COT-
TAGE GA K DEN ER ; quarterly; floricul- ,
tural ; twenty pages octavo ; subscription
25 cents; established 1885; Francis Mason,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2 .
PETROLIA, Lambton Co., p 5,200
pop., on Grand Trunk and Michigan Central
Rds., 50 m. from London. Centre of the
petroleum oil fields of Canada. Refining
and shipping of oil form the principal in-
dustry.
ADVERTISER ; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established 1865 ;
R. Herring, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 2.
TOPIC; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1879 ;
John A. Cook, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
PICKERING, Ontario Co., g 1,000
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 21 m. from
Toronto. Is a fine grain-producing and
marketing district ; the site of Pickering
College.
NEWS ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
.subscription $1.25 ; established 1881 ; L. S. Ac-
kerman, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
PICTON, C. H., Prince Edward Co., U,
3,000 pop., on Bay of Quinte and Central On-
tario Rd., '10 m. S. W. of Kingston, 80 by rail
to Grand Trunk Rd. at Trenton, and 36 from
Belleville by water.
GAZETTE; Fridays; four pages; size
28x45 ; subscription $1 ; established 1836 ; S.
M. Conger & Bro., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
TIMES; Fridays; liberal; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1855 ;
J. W. McLean, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 2.
POINT EDWARD, Lambton Co., J3
1,800 pop., on St. Clair r., near Lake Huron,
and on the Western and Sarnia divisions of
the Grand Trunk Rd., 2 m. from Sarnia and
163 W. of Toronto. A steam ferry plies be-
tween here and Fort Gratiot, Mich., which
is directly opposite.
POST; Saturdays; independent; eight
pa^es; size 30x44; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S6; W. B. J. Williams, editor and
publisher.
PORT ARTHUR, C. H., Thunder
Bay District, "n 6,079 pop., the Lake Supe-
rior terminus of the Canadian Pacific Rd.
A prominent shipping point. Engaged in
mining, lumbering and manufacturing.
HERA L D : every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays: four
pages ; size 22x31 ; subscription— daily $6.
weekly $2; established— daily 1885, weekly
1882 ; James Dickinson, editor and publisher ;
circulation— daily L 2, weekly K 2; issues also
the Miner .
SENTINEL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; four pages,
size 22x31 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ;
established— daily 1882, weekly 1875; D. T.
Faii-bairn. editor ; Thunder Bay Sentinel Co.,
publishers; circ'n— daily L2, weekly K 1.
MINER; semi-monthly; mining; twelve
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1885 : B. W. Harris, editor ; James
Dickinson, publisher; issues also the JferoZrf.
PORT DOVER, J^orfolk Co., g 1,400
pop., a port of entry on Michigan Central
Rd., at the outlet of River Lynn, on Lake
Erie, 7 m. from the Canada Air Line Rd., at
Southern terminus of Georgian Bay branch
of the Grand Trunk Rd. and of the North-
ern & Northwestern Rd., 38 from Hamil-
ton. Has an extensive business in lumber,
manufacturing, coal and country produce.
Is becoming well known as a summer re-
sort.
MAPLE LEAF; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 27x41; stibscription $1.50; established
1874; L. G. Morgan, editor and publisher;
circulation K 2.
PORT ELGIN, Bruce Co., -a 2,100
pop., on W., G. & B. branch of the Grand
Trunk Rd. and on Lake Huron, 90 m. from
Guelph and 130 from Toronto. Engaged in
milling, manufacturing and shipping. Has
mineral springs, which render it one of the
most attractive summer resorts in Ontario.
TIMES; Thursdays; independent; four
pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877 ; Johnston & Watson, editors and
publishers ; circulation J 1.
PORT HOPE, C. H., Durham Co., ^
6,000 pop., on N. shore of Lake Ontario, at the
junction of Grand Trunk Rd. and Midland
division of the same, 63 m. E. by N. of To-
ronto. Shipping point for lumber and agri-
cultural products. Has several mills and a
fine harbor.
GUIDE ; every evening except Sundaj',
and WEEKLY^, Fridays; daily four pages,
weeklv eight pages; size— daily 21x27, week-
ly 30x44 ; subscription— daily $S, weekly $1.50;
established-daily 1878, weekly 1831 ; G. Wil-
son & Son, editors and publishers; circula-
tion—dnilv K 1, weeklv I 1 .
TI3IES ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages; size— daily 22x32,
weekly 31x48; subscription— daily $3. weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1832, weekly 1862; J. B.
Trayes, editor and publisher ; circulation—
(iaify K 1, weekly J 2 ; issues also the Cana-
dinh Crnftsntan and Masonic Record.
(CANADIAN CRAFTSM\N AND
i MASONIC RECORI>; monthly; masonic;
' thirty-two pages ; size of page 7x10 j subscrip-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
ri9
OXTARIO.
tion $1.50; established 1867; J. B. Trayes,
P. D. D. Gr. M., editor and publisher ; circula-
tion I "2 ; issues also the ri»u^s.
PORT PERRY, Ontario Co., g 1,900
pop., on Lake Scugog and Whitby &Hali-
burton division of Grand Trunk Rd., 50 ni.
N. E. of Toronto. Engaged in manufactures.
A centre of trade and in a fine agricultural
district.
NORTH ONTARIO OBSERVER ;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 27x40 ; subscrip-
tion §1.50; established 1858 ; H. Parsons, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STANDARD ; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1866 ; E. 3Iundy, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2 ; issues also the Oshawa Ontario
Reformer.
PRESCOTT, C. H., Grenville Co., u-
3,500 pop., on St. Lawrence r., opposite Og-
densburgh, N. Y., and on Grand Trunk Rd.,
at junction of Canada Pacific Rd., 50 m. N. E.
of Kingston. Has iron manufactories, fur-
niture factory, emery wheel works, pump
factory, large breweries and a distillery.
I.EEDS AND GRENVILLE INDE-
PENDENT; Wednesdays; temperance;
eight pages; size 27x40 ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885 ; A. R. Carman, editor ; Leeds &
Grenville Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers : circulation K 2.
MESSENGER; Fi-idays ; conservative;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription §2 ;
established 1855 ; W. H. Bennett, editor and
publisher; circulation K 2.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; eight pages;
size of page l.")x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1847 ; Mackenzie & Maclean, editors
and publishers ; circulation J 1.
PRESTON, Waterloo Co.,p 1,800 pop.
on Northern division of Grand Trunk Rd., 2
m. from Blair. Stage daily to Berlin.
PROGRESS; Fridays; eight pages; size
26x40 ; subscription $1.50; established 1886 ; E.
P. Rice, editor and publisher.
RAT PORTAGE, C. H., District of
Algoma, \j on Rat Portage section of the
Canadian Pacific Rd., 297 m. N. W. of Port
Arthur. Engaged in agriculture and
mining.
PROGRESS AND LAKE OF
THE WOODS 3IINING JOURNAL;
Saturdays; four pages; size 2lx2s ; subscrip-
tion 82 ; established 1380 ; Progress Printing
and Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
RENFREW, Reyifrew Co., ^ 2,000
pop, 71 m. from Ottawa by Eastern division
of Canadian Pacific Rd. The Kingston &
Pembroke Rd. connects here with the Can-
adian Pacific. Centre of trade for sur-
rounding agricultural country. Carries on
trade with the lumbering establishments on
the Upper Ottawa. The village has wa-
ter power, which is employed in manufac-
tures.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages ; size 28x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1886; Arthur Gravelle, editor and
publisher.
MERCURY ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1.75 ; established 1871 ;
Smallfield & Son, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
RICHMOND HILL, York Co., p
1,000 pop., on Northern & Northwestern Rd.,
ONTARIO.
16 m. N. of Toronto. Considerable manufac-
turing done here.
LIBERAL; Thursdays; independent ;
eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1S78; T. F. McMahon, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
Y^ORK HERALD; Thursdays ; four
pages ; size '24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1859 ; M. H. Keefler, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
RIDGETOWN, Kent Co., p 3,000
pop., on Michigan Central Rd. In agricult-
ural district.
EAST KENT PLAINDEALER;
Thursdays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1876 ; E. MacKay, editor
and publisher ; circulation K 2.
STANDARD ; Thursdays ; conservative ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; P. H. Bowyer, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
RODNEY, Elgin Co., p 750 pop., on
Canada Southern Rd. Has planing mills,
door and sash factories, grist and saw
mills; in a good farming and lumbering
region.
WEST ELGIN MERCURY; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 24x86 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1SS4 ; circulation L2.
ST. CATHARINES, C. YL., Lincoln
Co., p 10,000 pop., at junction of Great
Western division of Grand Trunk and Wel-
land Rds., 35 m. E. by S. of Hamilton and
12 N. W. of Niagara. The Welland canal
passes through here. Engaged in manufac-
turing, centre of trade and great resort for
health and pleasure. A new railroad, the
Niagara & St. Catharines Central is under
contract. When completed it will be the
connecting link between the American and
Canadian lines.
EVENING JOURNAL; everv evening
except Sunday, and JOURNAL, Thurs-
days ; daily four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— daily 2:3x33, weekly 32x42 ; subscription
—daily $4, weekly $1 ; established 1826 ; Jour-
nal Printing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation— daily J 2, weekly 11.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and STAR, Thursdays ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
20x26, weekly 26x40; subscription— daily $3.
weekly $1 ; established 1887 ; W. B. Burgoyue,
editor'aud publisher.
NEWS; everv evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY"", Thuj-sdays ; daily— four
pages, weekly six pages; size — daily 22x33,
weekly (size of page) 17x"2;3; subscription-
daily $4, weekly $1 ; established 1872 ; J. W.
Carman, editor and publisher ; circulation
—daily K 1, weeklj' J 1.
JOURNAL; (see Evening Journal.)
STAR; (see Evening Star.)
ST. MARY'S, Perth Co., p 4,500 pop.,
on Grand Trunk Rd., at junction of Samia
& London branches, 28 m. from London
and 100 from Toronto. Building stone is
quarried in the vicinity and shipped to all
parts of the province.
ARGUS; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
28x44; subscription $1.50; establi.shed 1856; J.
J. Crabbe, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1876;
George F. Robbins, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
ST. THOMAS, C. H., Elgin Co., p
11,000 pop., on three railroads— Grand
?20
GEO P. ROWELIi & GO'S
ONTARIO.
Trunk, Michigan Central and Credit Valley
—17 m. S. of London. Centre of an agri-
cultural region and engaged In manufac-
turing.
EVENING JOIJKNAIi; every evening
except Sunday, and SOUTHERN COUN-
TIES JOURNAL., Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages; size— dailj' 22x3"2,
weekly 36x50"; subscription — daily $4, weekly
81.50; established 1859; Journal Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation — daily J 1 , week-
ly H 1.
T I 11 E S ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily 22x34,
weekly 34x46 ; subscription— daily $4, weekly
$1.50: established— daily 18«!2, weekly 18T3 ; J.
Wilkinson, editor and publisher ; circulation
daily J 1 , weekly I 2 .
SOUTHERN COUNTIES JOUR-
NAL : (siee Evening Journal.)
CANADIAN WHEELMAN; monthly;
sporting; twelve pages; size of page 9x12;
subscription $1 ; established 1883 ; Canadian
Wheelmen Association, publishers ; circula-
tion K 2.
SARNIA, C. H., Lambton Co., jJ 6,200
pop., on St. Clair r. and Graud Trunk and
Ei-ie & Hiu-on Rds., near Lake Huron. It is
the last port at which steamers bound to
the upper lakes can touch. Connected with
Port Huron by terry.
CANADIAN; Wednesdays; four pages;
size 31x48; subscription $1.50 ; established
1857; Canadian Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2.
OBSERVER ; Fridays; reform; eight
pages; size 34x46; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1854 ; H. Gorman, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
SAULT STE. MARIE, nistrict
of Algoma, Y] 919 pop., at the Rapids on St.
Mary's r. and foot of Lake Superior. In
prosperous agricultui'al and mineral dis-
trict. A favorite summer resort. Noted for
fine climate and excellent water power.
Connecting point of the Minneapolis, North-
ern Pacific and Canada Pacific Rds.
ALGOMA PIONEER; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; Edward Riggings, editor ; J. C.
Riggings, publisher ; circulation L 2.
SEAFORTH, Huron Co., p 3,500
pop., on Buffalo & Lake Huron division of
Grand Trunk Rd., 21 m. S. E. of Goderich.
Salt works and large milling industries
are located here, also an extensive furniture
manufactory and a large egg collecting and
exporting eniparium. Centre of grain, pro-
duce and lumber trade. Market town of a
large agricultural district.
HURON EXPOSITOR; Fridays ; eight
pages; size 32x44; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1867; McLean Brothers, editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
SUN; Fridays; eitrht pages; size 30x44;
subscription $2; established 1880; Fred. G.
Neelin, editor and publisher ; circulation J 1.
SHELBURNE, Dufferin Co., p 1,200
pop., on Canadian Pacific Rd., 64 m. from
Toronto and 16 from Orangeville. An agri-
cultural district and engaged also in mill-
ing and manufacturing.
EC0N03IIST; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; sub.scription $1; established 1883;
W. L. Smith, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
ONTARIO.
FREE PRESS ; Thursdays ; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1875 ;
R. L. Mortimer, editor ; Shelburne Printing
and Publishing Co. (limited), publishers;
circulation J 1.
SIMCOE, C. H., Norfolk Co., g 3,100
pop., on Patterson's creek and Grand Trunk
Rd., 8 m. N. of Lake Erie, 80 S. W. of Toronto
and 40 from Hamilton. The trade centre
for an agricultural district.
BRITISH CANADIAN; Wednesdays ;
eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1861 ; William Wallace, editor ;
W. P. Kelley, publisher ; circulation K 2.
NORFOLK REFORMER; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1858; Hal. B. Donly, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
SMITH'S FALLS, Lanark Co., d-
3,200 pop., on Rideau canal and C. P. Rd.
and Quebec & Ontario Rd., 12 m. from
Perth. Has bolt factory, iron works, flour
mills and agricultural implement and
stove manufactories.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 30x44 ; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
F. J. Male, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 2.
SMITHVILLE, Lincoln Co., g 600
pop., in au agricultural section, 24 m. from
Hamilton. Stage connects with Grimsby,
8 m. distant.
ADVERTISER AND LINCOLN
AND WENTWORTH ADVOCATE;
Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1886.
SPRINGFIELD, Elgin Co., p 800
pop., on Canada Southern division of Mich-
igan Central Rd., 12 m. E. of St. Thomas, the
county seat. Has planing, grist and flour-
ing mills, also sash and door factory. A
good grain market and in an excellent
farming district.
ARGUS; Fridays; independent; four
pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 18S5 ; W. Graham, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
STAYNER, Simcoe Co., u 1,800 pop.,
on Northern & Northwestern Rd. Principal
pursuits are lumbering, manufacture of
shingles and grain raising.
SUN ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size 24x36 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1877 ; T. Nee-
lands, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
STIRLING, Hastings Co., n- 900 pop.,
on Belleville division of Grand Trunk Rd.,
16 m. from Belleville and \% fro in newly-
built Central Ontario Rd. and 11 S. of
the Canadian Pacific from Montreal to
Toronto. Flour mills, foundry, sash and
door factory, etc. Vei-y superior farming
district.
NEWS-ARGUS; Fridays; fourpa.ges;
size 24x36; subscription $1.50; established
1879 ; James Currie, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 1.
STOUFFVILLE, York Co., g 1,900
pop., on Midland division of Grand Trunk
Rd., 28 m. from Toronto. Good agricultural
country, with healthy climate.
ADVANCE; Fridays ; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; W.
Pemberton, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2 .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
721
ONTARIO.
STRATFORD, C. H., Perth Co., D
9,(X)() pop., on Buffalo division Grand
Trunk Rd., 115 m. N. N. W. of Buffalo, N. Y.
Surrounded by an agricultural district.
Centre for grain, lumber, cheese and live
stock ; also a Rd. centre for four Rds. in all.
ADVERTISE '.«; Thursdays; independ-
ent ; four pages ; size 27x40; subscription $1 ;
established 1880; Pratt & Tracy, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 1.
BEACON; Fridays; eight pages; size
34x48 ; subscription $2 ; established 1854 ;
Alexander Matheson, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2 .
DER CANADISCHER KOL.O-
NIlsT; Wednesdays; German; eight pages;
size 30x42; subscription $2; established 1864;
J. H. Schmidt, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion J 1.
HERALiD; Wednesdays; conservative;
eight pages ; size 31x48 ; subscription $2 ;
established 1867 ; W. S. Dlngman, editor and
publisher ; circulation .1 1 .
TIMES; Wednesdays; four pages ; size
29x45 ; subscription S1.50 ; established 1876 ; H.
T. Butler, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
STRATHROY, Middlesex Co., p
4,000 pop., on Sydenham r. and London &
Sarnia branch of Grand Trunk Rd., 20 m.
from London and 96 S. W. from Hamilton.
Engaged in various kinds of manufactur-
ing, and surrounded by a fine agricultural
district.
AGE; Thursdays; liberal; eight pages;
size 28x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1867 ;
Evans Bros., editors and publishers ; circula-
tion J 1 .
DISPATCH ; Wednesdays; conserva-
tive; eight pages; size ;^x43; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1861 ; W. S. & L. H. Ding-
man, editors and publishers ; circulation J l.
SUNDERLAND, Ontario Co., g
500 pop., on Nipissing branch, Midland di-
vision of Grand Trunk Rd., 6 m. from Can-
nington.
MIRROR AND BROCK BANNER;
Thursdays ; independent ; four pages ; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; H.
Chester, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
TARA, Bruce Co., -n 800 pop., on
Grand Trunk Rd. Has flour and carding
mills, machine shop and foundry.
LEADER ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x.S6 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; W. Whitlock, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
TEES WATER, Bruce Co., -n 1,500
pop., on Teeswater r., terminus of a branch
of the Canadian Paciflc Rd. In agricult-
ural district. Engaged in manufactures
and is in a fine agricultural disti'ict.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages; size 27x41;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1873 ; Thomas
Fairbairn, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
THAMESVILLE, -^en< Co., p 800
pop., on Great Western division of Grand
Trunk Rd., 7 m from Bothwell. Daily stages
for Ridgetown and Dresden.
H E R A Ij D ; Thursdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886.
THORNBURY, Grey Co., ^z 2,000
pop., at mouth of Beaver r., on Georgian
bay and on the Northern & Northwestern
Rd., 110 m. from Toronto, and is the outlet
ONTARIO.
of one of the best farming sections in On-
tario Contains flouring mills and fine
water power. Is a good grain market.
NEWS AND EAST GREY RE-
VIEW; Thursdays; eight pages; size
28x42; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
T. J. Starret, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
UNION STANDARD; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1873 ; Jerome Farewell, editor and
publisher; circulation K 1.
THOROIiD,^e«a7ifZ Co., p 2 ,800 pop.,
on Wellaud canal and Grand Trunk Rd.,
36 m. from Hamilton. Several cotton,
woolen, paper and other mills and manu-
factories are located here. In rich agricult-
ural country. Stone quarries in vicinity.
Has excellent water power.
POST; Fridays; four pages; size 24x37;
subscription SI. 25 ; established 1875; John H.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; cu'c'n K 1.
TILBURY CENTRE, Kent Co., p
1,000 pop., on the Canada Southern division
of the Michigan Central Rd. close to the
boundary line between Essex and Kent
counties, and is a young, thrifty settlement.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages ; size
27x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Wm.
A. Shaw, editor and publisher ; circ'n L 2.
TILSONBURG, Oxford Co., p 2,800
pop., on Canada Southern division of Mich-
igan Central Rd. and Brautford & Tilson-
burg and Air line branches of Grand Trunk
Rd. A market and manufacturing town.
Surrounded by a thicklj^-settled agricult-
ural and cheese-making district.
LiIBERALi ; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
28x4(j ; subscription $1; established 1877; Wm.
McGuire. editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
OBSERVER; Fridaj's ; conservative;
eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1863 ; J. & J. Law, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J 1 .
TIVERTON, Bruce Co., -n 800 pop.,
9 m. from Kincardine and 15 from Port
Elgin. In a fine farming country.
WATCHMAN; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1.50; established 1874 ;
John Pollard, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion L 2.
TORONTO, C. H., York Co., g 135,000
pop. The great emporium and capital of
the Province, on a bay on the N. W.
shore of Lake Ontario, 333 m. W. S.
■ W. of Montreal and about 60 N. by W. of
Buffalo, N. Y. Engaged in various kinds of
manufactures ; has a harbor and considei--
able commerce ; steamers ply regularlj"^ to
all the principal ports. The Grand Trunk
and Canada Pacific Rds. connect it with
Montreal and Portland (Me.) on the east,
and Sarnia and Detroit on the west, and
four other railroads centime here from dif-
ferent points in the Province. The largest
and most important city in Ontario, and
the second city in the Dominion. Some-,
times called the City of Churches on ac-
count of containing so many places of
worship, the present number being 112.
EVENING NE^VS; (see iHornin^ News.)
EVENING TEL,EGRAM; every even
ing except Sunday ; daily foui- pages, Satur-
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
OXTARIO.
day eight pages ; size— daily 26x40, Saturday
40x52 ; subscription $5 ; established 1876 ; J.
Ross Robertson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation E 1.
GLOBE; every morning and evening ex-
cept Sunday, and GLOIJE AND CAN-
ADA FARMER, Fridays ; daily eight to
sixteen pages, weekly twelve and sixteen
pages; size of page 16x33; subscription-
daily §5, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1849,
weekly 1844 ; Globe Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation— daily C 1, weekly C 2;
New York City office, 46 Tribune Building.
MAILi ; every morning and evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
eight pages; size of page 18x24; subscription-
daily $7, weekly §1 ; established 1872 ; Mail
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily E 2, weekly C 2.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, EVENING NEAVS, every
evening except Sunday, and NEWS, Fri-
days ; independent ; morning eight pages,
evening and weekly four pages ; size-
morning S6x48, evening and weekly 24x36 ;
subscription— morning $4, evening $3, week-
ly $1 ; established— morning and evening,
1881, weekly 1884; Edmund E. Sheppard, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily E 2,
■weeklv F 1.
WORLD ; every morning except Sunday ;
independent ; daily four pages, Satui-day
eight pages ; size— daily 24x83. Saturday (size
of page) 17x22 ; subscription $3 ; established
1880 ; W. F. Maclean, editor and publisher ;
circulation G 2.
TRIBUNE; semi- weekly, Wednesdaj's
and Saturdays ; catholic ; eight pages ; size
82x44 ; subscription §1.50 ; established 1874 ; T.
W. Auglin, editor ; Tribune Printing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation H 2.
CANADA CITIZEN AND TEM-
PERANCE HERALD; Fridays; prohibi-
tion ; twenty pages; size of page 10x13 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1881 ; Citizen Pub-
lishing Co., editors and pulilishers; circula-
tion H 1, including special editions.
CANADA PRESBYTERIAN ; Wed-
nesdays ; Presbyterian; sixteen pages; size of
page 10x15 ; subscription $2 ; established
1872 ; C. Blackett Robinson, publisher ; circu-
lation G 1 ; issues also the Week, Canada
Law Journal and Rural Canadian.
CANADIAN BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist ; eight pages ; size 32x44 ; subscription
§2 ; established 1855 ; Rev. E. W. Dadson,
editor; Standard Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation G 1.
CANADIAN LABOR REFORMER;
Saturdays ; labor ; twelve pages ; size 10x13 ;
subscription §1 ; established 1S86 ; Labor
Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
CANADIAN SPORTSMAN AND
LIVE STOCK JOURNAL; Fridays;
sporting; twelve pages; size of page 12x18;
subscription S^; established 1874; E. King
Dodds. editor and publisher ; circ'n H 1.
CHRISTIAN GUARDIAN; Wednes
days ; methodist episc(jpal ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 13x18 ; subscription $2 ; establish-
edl829; Rev. E. H. Dewart, D. D., editor; Rev.
William Briggs, publisher ; circulation E 1.
5^" Actual average circulation for one year
preceding Xov. 10, 188(1, as per statement on
file at the office of the American Xeivs2iaper
Directory, 15,85i copies : issues also the Cana-
dian Methodist Magazine and Sunday School
Banner.
DOMINION CHURCHMAN ; Thurs
daj'S ; church of England ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 10x14; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1875 ; Frank Wootten. editor and pub-
lisher; cireuh^tion H 2.
DOMINION ODD-FELLOW; Fri
daj'S ; odd-fellowship; eiglit pages ; size 26x38;
subscription $1.5',) ; established 1881 ; C. Black-
ett Robinson, editor; Dominion Odd-Fellow
Co.. publishers ; circulation G 1.
EVANGELICAL CHURCHMAN ;
Thursdays ; church of England ; sixteen
pages; size of page 10x13; subscription $2;
established 1876 ; Evangelical Churchman
ONTARIO.
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation I 2 .
FIRESIDE W^EEKLY; Mondays; fic-
tion ; eight pages ; size 28x42 ; subscription
S2 ; established 1885 ; Imne & Graham, editors
and puVilishers ; circulation H 1.
FOREST AND FARM; Saturdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; es-
tablished 1886 ; Chas. Stark, editor and pub-
lisher.
GLOBE AND CANADA FARMER;
(see Globe.)
GRIP; Wednesdays; humorous; sixteen
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1870 : J. W. Bengough, editor ; Grip
Printing and Publishing Co., publishers; cir-
culation F 1 .
IRISH CANADIAN; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 33x46 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1863; Patrick Boyle, editor; Toronto
Printing Co. (limited), publishers ; circula-
tion G 2.
LABOR RECORD; Fridays; labor;
eight pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1886 ; Co-opei-ative Printing
and PuhlishintcCo., editors and publishers.
MONETARY TIMES, TRADE RE-
VIEW AND INSURANCE CHRON-
ICLE ; Fridays ; commercial ; thirty-tour
pages ; size ' of page 9x13 ; subscription S2 ;
established 1867; Edward Trout, manager;
circulation H 1.
NATIONAL; Saturdays; eight pages;
size 27x41; subscription §2 ; established 1872;
H. Gummer, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J 2 ; dated at Toronto and Guelph.
NEWS; (see Morning A'ews.)
PRESBYTERIAN REVIEW; Thurs-
days ; Presbyterian ; eight pages ; size of
page 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established 1885 ;
Geo. H. Robinson, M.A., editor; Presbyte-
rian News Co., publishers ; circulation H 2.
SENTINEL AND ORANGE AND
PROTESTANT ADVOCATE; Thurs
days; eight pages; size of page 17x24; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1875 ; Edward F.
Clarke, editor and publisher ; circulation H 2.
TRUTH ; Saturdays ; twenty-eight pages ;
size of page 10x14 ; subscription S3 ; estab-
lished 1880 ; S. Frank Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation D 1; issues also the Ladies'
Journal.
VANITY FAIR; Fridays; society;
twelve pages; size of page 9x12; subscrip-
tion §2 ; established 1886.
VARSITY; Saturdays; sixteen pages;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 18S0; Students of the University of
Toronto, editors and publishers ; circulation
K 1 ; a college paper; Issued during the col-
legiate vear.
WEEK ; Thursdays ; independent ; six-
teen pages ; size of page 10x14 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1883 ; C. Blackett Robinson,
publisher ; circulation H 1 ; issues also the
Canada Presbyterian, Canada Law Journal
aud Rural Canadian.
CANADA LAW JOURNAL ;bi week
ly ; legal ; twenty-four pages ; size of page
7x10; subscription $5 ; established 1865 ; Henry
O'Brien, editor ; C. Blackett Robinson, pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 ; issues also the Canada
Presbyterian, Week and Rural Canadian.
CANADA SCHOOL JOURNAL;
semi-monthly ; educational ; sixteen pages ;
size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; J. E. Wells, M. A., editor; Journal Print-
ing and Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation I 2 .
CANADIAN INDEPENDENT; semi
monthly ; congregational ; thirty-six pages ;
size of page 7x10; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1854; W. R. Chinee, publisher; circ'n J 2.
CANADIAN MANUFACTURER
AND INDUSTRIAL WORLD; semi-
monthly ; commercial ; forty pages ; size of
page 9x12; subscription §2; established 1882 ;
Frederic Nicholls, editor; Canadian Manu-
facturer Publishing Co. (limited), publisliers:
circulation I 2 .
MERCHANT; semi-monthly; commer-
cial ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
723
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
scriptiou SI ; R. Mortley, editor ; Merchant
Publishing Co., publishers.
ANCIENT FORESTER; monthly;
Ancient Oi-der of Foresters ; eiglit pages ; size
20x27 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1881 ;
Will J. Vale, manager; circulation K 1.
BUDGET; monthly; insurance; twenty
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription .§1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; W. Campbell, editor ; Budget
jPrinting and Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation .J 1.
CANADA EDUCATIONAL.
MONTHLY AND SCHOOL MAGA-
ZINE; educational; sixty pages octavo;
subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Canada
Educational Monthly Publisliing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation .1 1 .
CANADA LANCET; monthly; medi-
cal ; seventy pages ; size of page TxlU ; sub-
scription $3; established 1868; John Fulton,
M.D., editor ; Dudley & Burns, publishers ;
circulation I 1 .
CANADIAN HORTICULTRIST;
monthly ; horticultural ; thirty pages octavo :
subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; L. Wool-
verton, M. A., editor; Fruit Growers' Associa-
tion of Ontario, publishers; circulation II.
Address all communications to Grimsbj^
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FAB-
RICS ; (see Montreal. P. Que.;
CANADIAN LAW TIMES; monthly ;
legal ; forty eight pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion .§5 ; established 1881 ; E. Douglas Armour,
editor ; Carswell & Co., publishers ; circula-
tion K 1.
CANADIAN METHODIST MAGA-
ZINE; monthly; methodist ; one hundred
and twenty pages octavo; subscription $2; es-
tablished 18T1 ; Rev. W. H. Withrow, D.D.,
editor ; Rev. William Briggs, publisher ; cir-
culation H 1. iW Actual average circulation
for one year iJreceding Dec. 1, 1886. as per
statement on file at the office of the American
Neivsjjaper Directory, 3,427 copies. Issues
also the Christian Gtiardian and Sunday
School Banner.
CANADIAN MISSIONARY ; month-
ly ; church of England ; twenty pages ; size of
page 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1883 ; circulation I 1 .
CANADIAN OVERSEER; monthly;
Ancient Order of United Workmen ; eight
pages ; size of page 9x13 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 18'^5 ; H. M. Wilkinson,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CANADIAN PHARMACEUTICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; commercial; flfty-
six pages; size of page 8x11; subscription
$1.50; established 1868; E. B. Shuttleworth,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
CANADIAN PRACTITIONER;
monthly ; medical : sixty-eight pages ; size of
page 8x11 : subscription $3 ; established 1876 ;
A. H. Wright, M. D., J. E. Graham, M. D., and
W. H. B. Aikens, M. D., editors and publishers;
circulation .T 1.
COS3IOPOLITAN SHORT HAND-
ER; monthly; phonography ; twenty-four
pages octavo ; subscription .$1 ; established
1880: Thomas Bengough, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
DA1RY3IAN ; monthly ; dau-ying ; twen-
ty pages ; size of page 9x12; subscription §1 ;
established 18S4 ; James Cheesman, editor and
publisher ; cu-culation I 1 .
ENGLISHMAN'S JO URNAL ;
monthly ; Sons of England Benevolent So-
ciety ; twenty-four passes ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription SI : established 18S6 ; Geo. F.
Gould, editor ; Union Publishing Co of Onta-
rio (limited), publishers ; circulation J 2.
FREEMASON; monthly ; masonic ;
twelve pages ; -ize of page 8x11 ; subscription
$1 ; established 18S1 ; Cowan & Co., editors
and Dublishers ; circulation H 2.
.KINDERGARTEN ; monrhly ; educa-
tional ; sixteen pages ; size of page 7x10 ; sub-
scription 50 cents ; established 1885 ; a school
paper ; issued during the school year.
LADIES' JOURNAL; monthly; eight
pages ; size of page 13x19 ; subscription
$2 ; established 1879 ; S. Frank Wilson, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation G 1; issues also
the Truth.
MERCHANT AND MANUFACTU-
RER, AND MILLERS' GAZETTE;
monthly ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
subscription .$1 ; established 1880 ; Merchant
and Manufacturer Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation I 1 .
OUR OWN FIRESIDE; monthly;
eight pages ; size 20x30 ; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1883; Imrie & Graham, editors
and publishers ; circulation H 1.
RAILWAY LIFE ; monthly : commer-
cial ; twenty pages ; size of page 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885 ; W. B. Camp-
bell, editor and publisher.
RURAL CANADIAN; monthly;
agricultural ; thirty-four pages ; size of page
9x12 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; C.
Blackett Robinson, publisher ; circulation
G 2 ; issues also the Canada Presbyterian,
Week a.n(!i Canada Law Journal.
SUNDAY SCHOOL BANNER;
monthly ; methodist ; thirty-two pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 60 cents ; established 1868 ;
Rev. W. H. Withrow, D. D., editor ; Rev. Wil-
liam Briggs, publisher ; circulation G 2 ;
issues also the Christian Guardian and
Canadian Methodist Magazine.
BIBLE SOCIETY RECORDER;
quarterly ; sixteen pages octavo ; subscrip-
tion 20 cents ; established 1870 ;' Upper Canada
Bible Society, publishers ; does not insert
ad vertisements.
Co., D 900
Has manu-
TOTTENHAM, Simcoe
pop., on line of N. & N. W. Rd
f acturing facilities.
CARDWELL SENTINEL AND
ADVERTISER ; Thursdays ; eight pages;
size 26x40 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1865; George P. Hughes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 2.
TRENTON, Hastings, Co., n- 5,000
pop., on Trent r., at head of Bay of
Quinte and mouth of Murray canal ; also
on Grand Trunk and Central Ontario Rds.,
40 m. W. of Kingston and 101 E. of Toronto.
Engaged In lumber trade and centre of
grain business on the bay. Trenton is also
the headquarters of the Central Ontario
Rd., and possesses the finest water power,
largest lumber mill and largest paper mill
in the Dominion.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 27x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Geo. A. Graham, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 1.
COURIER; Thursdays; eight pages; size
of page 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1866 ; George Young, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
UXBRIDGE, Ontario Co., g 2,500
pop., on Midland division of Grand Trunk
Rd., 42 m. from Toronto. In a fine farming
district. Centre of trade and engaged In
various manufactures.
GUARDIAN; Fridays ; eight pages ;
size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1873 ;
W. Pemberton, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K 2.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four pages ; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1869 ;
Keller & Son,editors and publishers; circ'n Kl.
WALKERTON, C. H., Bruce Co., -a
3,200 pop., on Saugeen r. and Grand Trunk
Rd., 60 m. N. E. from Goderich and same
distance from Guelph. Has several manu-
factories and mills. Centre of an agricult-
ural district.
BRUCE HERALD ; Thursdays; four
pages; size 27x40; subscription $2; established
724
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ONTARIO.
ONTARIO.
1861 ; W. Wesley, editor and publisher : cir-
culation J 1.
BRUCE TELESCOPE; Thursdays;
fom- pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription §1.50 ;
established 1870 ; Jabez Stephens, editor and
publisher ; circulation K '2.
DIE ONTAKIO GL.OCKE ; Wednes-
days ; German ; eight pages; size 30x42 ; sub-
scription §1.50 ; established 1870 ; J. A. Rittin-
ger, editor and publisher ; circulation K 1.
WAIiLACEBURG, Kent Co., p
2,500 pop., ou the Erie & Huron Rd. Pi-in-
cipal shipping point for the Sydenham r.
district. Lies in a superior agricultural
district ; has manufactures, and is a place
of considerable trade ; third largest entry
and clearance porf in Ontario. Has steam-
ers daily to Sarnia and Detroit, Mich.
VALLEY HERALD AND REC-
ORD; Fridays; independent ; four pages ;
size 24x39 ; subscription $1.25 ; established
1872 ; Del. C. Huutoon, editor and publisher ;
circulation J 1.
WATERFORD,-Vor/o^^■ Co., g 1,200
pop., on Michigan Central Rd., 8 m. from
Simcoe and 16 from Brantfoi-d. In an agri-
cultural district. Engaged in manufactur-
ing and mercantile pursuits.
STAR, AND NORFOLK CO.
GENERAL ADVERTISER; Thurs
days ; fom- pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1S74 ; P J. Pearce, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 1.
WATERLOO, Waterloo Co., p 2,700
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 40 m. from Ham-
ilton and 63 from Toronto. Engaged in
manufacturing.
CANADISCHER BAUERN-
FREUND ; Thursdays; German; eight
pages ; size 32x46 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1850 ; Joacliim Kalbfleisch, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription $2 ; established
1855 ; Muuroe Bros., editors and publishers ;
circulation K 1.
WATFORD, Lambton Co., p 2,000
pop., on Sarnia branch of Great Western
division of Grand Trunk Rd. Manufactur-
ing town ; in an agricultural district.
GUIDE-ADVOCATE; Fridays;
eight pages ; size 27x41 ; subsci-iption $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1875; James C. Tye, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation 1 1 , including special edi-
tions.
WEL.LAND, C. H., Wetland Co., g
2,500 pop., on Welland r. and canal and
Grand Trunk and Michigan Central Rds., 9
m. S. of Thorold and 8 N. of Lake Erie.
Trade in lumber and grain. Unlimited
water power and facilities for transporta-
tion.
TELEGRAPH; Fridays; eight pages ;
size 30x45 ; subscription $1.50; established 1863;
Saule & Snartt, editors and publishers ; cu--
culation 1 1 .
TRIBUNE; Fridays;llberal; eight pages ;
size 30x45 ; subscription $1 ; established 1857 ;
J. J. Sidej', publisher ; circ'n I 2 . iW Actual
average circulation for one year preceding
Nov. 20, 1886, as per statetnent on Jile at the
office of the American Newspaper Directory,
2,788 copies.
WHITBY, C. H., Ontario Co., g 3,500
pop., on Lake Ontario and Grand Trunk
Rd. and Midland division of tlie same.
30 m. from Toronto and 131 from Kings-
ton. A grain and produce market. Lum-
ber is shipped in large quantities from this
port.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; eiglit pages;
size 30x43 ; subscription $1 ; established 1857 ;
Jacob M. Kennedy, editor ; J. S. Robertson &
Bros., publishers; circulation J 2.
GAZETTE; Fridaj^s; eight pages; size
27x41 ; subscription $1 ; established 1862 ; S.
M. Newton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
SUNBEA3I ; montlily ; sixteen pages;
size of page 7x10 ; subscription 50 cents ; es-
tablished 1874; Literary Society of Ontario
Ladies' College, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1 ; a college paper ; issued during
the collegiate year.
WIARTON, Bruce Co., -o 1,500 pop.,
on Colpoj's bay and Grand Trunk Rd.
Contains saw mills and furniture factories,
tanneries, etc.
ECHO; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages ; size 25x38 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; S. W. Cross, editor and publisher;
circulation K 1.
WINDSOR, Essex Co., p 10,000 pop.,
on Detroit r. and Michigan Central Rd. (op-
posite Detroit, Mich.), and terminus of the
Great Western division of Grand Trunk and
Canada Southern Rds., 109 m. from Lon-
don. Shipping point for agricultural
products. Brewing and distilling liquors
carried on.
BEAVER; Saturdays; labor ; four pages ;
size 22x3U; subscription $1.50; established
1886 ; Beaver Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
CLARION; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
21x30; subscription $1; established 1S85;
Clarion Printing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
ESSEX REVIEW; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1878; Thomas M. White, editor and
publisher: circulation J 1.
LE PROGRES ; Thursdays; French;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1881; Gaspard Pacaud, editor;
Aurele Pacaud, publisher ; circulation J 1 ; an
edition, same form and size, is issued for De-
troit, Mich.
RECORD AND ESSEX CO.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; six to eight
pages ; size of page 15x22 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1860; Wallace Graham, editor
and publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
WINGHAM,^wron Co., p 2,300 pop.,
on Maitland r., which furnishes power for
manufacturing; also on Wellington. Grey
& Bruce division of the Grand Trunk Rd.,
and terminus of the London, Huron &
Bruce and Toronto, Gray & Bruce division
of the Canadian Pacific Rds.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; eight pages;
size 30x44; subscription $1.50; established
1873 ; F. H. Newton, editor and publisher ;
circulation L 2.
TIMES; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 26x40 ;
subscription $1.25; established 1872; S. W. Gal-
braith, editor and publisher ; cii'c'n K 1.
WOODBRIDGE, York Co., g 1,500
pop., on Toronto, Gray & Bruce section of
Canadian Pacific Rd., 16 m. from Toronto.
NEWS AND STAR OF WEST
YORK; Thursclaj's; four pages; size 20x26;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885.
WOODSTOCK, C. H., Oxford Co.,p
7,500 pop., at junction of Credit Valley Rd.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
r^ct
ONTARIO.
Great Western, West Ontario & Pacific and
Georgian Bay branclies of the Grand Tninli;
Rd., 98 m. from Toronto, 48 from Hamilton
and 28 from Loudon. Surrounded by an
agricultural district. Engaged in iron,
woodenware, agricultural implements and
other manufactures. Seat of Woodstock
(Baptist) College.
SENTINEL-REVIEW ; every morn
ing, and WEEK L Y, Fridays ; liberal ; daily
four pages, weekly eight pages ; size— daily
20x30, weekly (size of page) 18x24; subscrip-
tion—weekly $1.50; established— daily 1886,
weekly 1854 ; Pattullo & Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— weekly H 1.
OXFORD STANDARD; Thursdays;
eight pages ; size 30x44 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 188G ; A. Denholm, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L2.
Tl MES ; Fridays ; eight pages ; size 32x46 ;
subscription $1.50; established 1854; A. W.
Francis, editor and publisher; circ'n J 1.
WOODVUiLE, Victoria Co., U- 800
pop., ou Midland division of the Grand
Trunk Rd., 63 m. from Toronto. Has foun-
dries, saw and grist mills, etc.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; four pages ;
size 24x36 ; subscription $1 : established
1877; Joseph J. Cave, editor and publisher;
circulation Kl; issues also the Beaverton
Express.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
CHARLOTTETOWN, Queens Co.,
D Provincial capital, 12,000 pop., on Hillsbor-
ough r. at terminus of Prince Edward Island
Rd., near the southern coast. Has one
of the best harbors in this region. En-
gaged in commerce and manufacturing.
EXAMINER ; every evening except Sun-
day, and EXAMINER AND ISLAND
ARGUS, Fridays ; four pages ; size —
■daily 22x32, weekly 27x41 ; subscription
—daily $3, weekly $1 ; established— daily 1877,
weekly 1847; Examiner Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation— daily K 2,
weekly J 2 .
PATRIOT; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ; liberal ;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages ; size-
daily 22x32, weekly 31x45 ; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $1 ; established 1858 ; Patriot
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation-
daily K 1, weekly J 2.
EXAMINER AND ISLAND AR-
GUS; (see. Examine r.)
HERALD ; Wednesdays ; independent ;
four pages ; size 27x39 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1864 ; Herald Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation H 2.
ISLAND GUARDIAN AND
CHRISTIAN CHRONICLE ; Satur
days ; evangelical ; eiglit pages ; size 27x41 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1885 ; Rev. W.
R. Frame, editor ; Presbyterian and Evange-
lical Protestant Union Printing and Publish-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation H 1.
ROYAL GAZETTE; Saturdays ; legal;
four pages ; size 14x18 ; subscription 25 cents ;
established 1791 ; John Coombs, publisher ;
circulation K 1 ; an official paper ; Inserts
legal advertisements only.
SUMMERSIDE, Prince Co., ^3,500
pop., on Northumberland Straits and Prince
Edward Island Rd., 49 m. W. of Charlotte-
town. Engaged in shipbuilding and manu-
facturing to a limited extent. Agriculture
the principal branch of industry.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; four pages; size
28x42 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1865 ; W.
46
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
A. Brennan, editor and publisher ; circ'n H 2 ;
issues also the Prince Edward Island Agri-
culturist.
PIONEER; Tuesdays; four pages; size
24x36 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ; Pio-
neer Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
cii'culation J 1.
PR INCE ED^VARD ISL.AND
AGRICULTURIST; Thursdays ; agri-
cultural ; four pages ; size 19x25 ; established
1S82 ; W. A. Brennan, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2 ; issues also the Journal.
QUEBEC.
AYIiMER, C. H., Ottawa Co., p 200
pop., on Lake Deschenes, at terminus of
Aylmer branch of Eastern division of Can-
ada Pacific Rd., 8 m. above Ottawa. En-
gaged in lumbering and general manufac-
tures. Starting point for a line of steam-
ers for the Upper Ottawa navigation.
TIMES; Thursdays ; liberal conserva-
tive ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
$2; established 1855; M. T. Haldane, editor
and publisher ; circulation L 2.
BEAUHARNOIS, C. H., Beauhar,
nois Co., p 1,600 pop., on lake and canal.
A farming section and trading centre ; also
popular summer resort.
LE DRAPEAU DE BEAUHAR-
NOIS; Fridays ; French ; four pages ; size
23x33; subscription $1; established ls84; J.
B. Cadieux, editor and publisher; circ'n K 1.
BEDFORD, Mtssisquoi Co., g 1,800
pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 22 m. from St.
John's and 25 from St. Albans, Vt. Manu-
factures sewing machines, axes, scythes,
leather, stoves, pumps, etc.
TI3IES; Thursdays ; eight pages ; size
28x40 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ; A.
L. Lance, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
BRYSON, C. H., Pontiac Co., -a 600
pop., on Pontiac Pacific Junction Rd. and
Ottawa r., 14 m. from Haley's Station, which
is on the C. P. Rd., and 70 m. from Ottawa.
Engaged in lumbering.
EQUITY ; Thursdays; four pages; size
24x3b'; subscription $1 ; established 1883 ;
Smith & Cowan, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation L 2.
PONTIAC ADVANCE ; Thursdays ;
four pages ; size 26x40 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1872; Pattison & McCualg, editors
and publishers ; circulation K 2.
CHICOUTIMI,C.H., CMcoutimi Co.,
^ 10,0(K3 pop., on south shoi-e of Saguenay r.
Semi-weekly steamers ply between here
and Quebec, 210 m. distant.
LE REVEIL DU SAGUENA; Thurs-
days ; French ; conservative ; four pages ; size
30x42 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ; Le
Reveil flu Saguena Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
COATICOOKE, Stanstead Co., q
3,100 pop., on Grand Trunk Rd. and Coati-
cooke r., 122 m. from Montreal. Engaged in
lumber trade and cotton knitting, braid,
furniture and other manufacturing.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; four pages;
size 27x41; subscription $1.50; established
1871 ; S. C. Smith, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K 2.
COWANSVILLE, Missisquoi Co., g
1,800 pop., on Yamaska r. and Southeast-
726
GEO. P. ROW ELL & CO'8
QUEBEC.
ern Rd., 15 m. from "West Farnham and
50 from Montreal. All the important courts
for this district are held here. Various
manufactures carried on. A butter and
cheese market for a large section.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages;
size 27x41 ; subscription §1.20 ; established
1870 ; John Massie, Ji"., editor and publisher ;
circulation J 2.
FARNHAM, Missisquoi Co., g 3,000
pop., on Yamaska r., 41 m. from Montreal,
on four lines of Rds— the Southeastern,
Central Vermont, Champlain & St. Law-
rence and Montreal, Portland & Boston.
Has Rd. shops, woolen mills, beet sugar
factory and brass foundrj'.
LA PRESSE DE FARNHAM;
semi- weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays; French;
size 19x25 ; subscription 50 cents ; estab-
lished 1884 ; P. D. Bilaudeau, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
HULiLi, Ottatva Co., p 8,114 pop., on
Ottawa r., opposite Ottawa, Out. Has saw
mills, factories and two ship-yards. Public
buildings and bridges are contemplated.
LA VALLEE D'OTTAWA; every
evening except Sunday ; French ; four pages;
size 2ox33 ; subscription $6 ; established 1884 ;
N. Page & Co., editors and publishers ; circu-
lation J 1 ; dated at Hull and Ottawa, Ont.
HUNTINGDON, C. H., Huntingdon
Co., p 1,100 pop., on Grand Trunk Rd., 57 m.
from Montreal In a farming district.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays ; eight pages;
size 30x44 ; subscription §1 ; established 1883 ;
Henry D. Somervllle, editor and publisher ;
circulation K 2.
CANADIAN GLEANER; Thursdays;
four pages ; size 25x40 ; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1863 ; Robert Sellar, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1.
JOLIETTE, C. H., JoUette Co., -a 5,000
pop., on Joliette branch of Canadian Pa-
cific Rd. Has foundries ; manufactures
tobacco, boots and shoes, paper and axes.
Lies in a farming district.
LA GAZETTE DE JOLIETTE;
Fridays ; French ; four pages ; size 26x40 ; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1866 ; Joliette
Printing Society (limited), editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation K 1.
L'OBSERVATEUR; Tuesdays ;
French ; four pages ; size 16x22 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1882 ; Geo. Guilbault & Co.,
editors and publishers : circiilation K 1.
L'ETUDIANT; monthly; French; edu-
cational ; twenty pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription .§1 ; established 1885 ; F. A. Bail-
lairge, editor aud publisher.
KNOWLTON, C. H., Brome Co., g
S(JO pop., ou Brome Lake aud Northern
division of the Southeastern Rd., 8 m. from
Waterloo.
NEWS AND BROME CO. ADVO-
CATE; Fridays; eight pages; size 32x44;
subscrii)tion $\ ; established 1S86 ; E. R. Smith,
editor and publisher : issues also the St.
John's Xeics and Eastern Toivnships Advo-
cate.
IjACHUTE, C. H., Argenteuil Co., -a
2,500 pop., on Western division of the Can-
ada Pacific Rd. and North r. A healthy
location.
WATCHMAN AND OTTAAVA
VALLEY ADVOCATE; Fridays; four
pages; size 25x36; subscripti'^n $1..50; estab-
lished 1877 ; Simpson & Calaer, editors and
publishers; circulation J 1.
QUEBEC.
liEVIS, C. H., Levis Co., cf 8,187 pop.,.
(m River St. Lawrence and Quebec Central
Rd., opposite Quebec.
LE QIJOTIDIEN ; everv evening ex-
cept Sunday, and L'HEBDORIADAIRE,
Tlmrsdays ; French ; four pages ; size 20x27 ;
subscription— daily $-^.50, weekly 50 cents ; es-
tablished—daily 1879, weekly 1882 ; Mercier &
Co.. editors and publishers ; circulation —
daily J 1 , weekly I 1 .
L'PIEBD03IADAIRE; (see Le Quo-
tidien).
ANNALES DE LA BONNE STE.
ANNE DE BEAUPRE; monthly;
French ; forty-eight pages ; size of page 5x8 ;
subscription 35 cents; established 1873; Direc-
tors of the College of Levis, editors and pub-
lishers ; does not insert advertisements ;
a college paper ; issued during the collegiate
year.
liOUISEVILiLiE, MasMnonge Co., n
1,500 pop., about 20 m. from Three Rivers.
Lies in an agricultural coui|try, with con-
siderable French population.
COURRIER DE LOUISEVILLE ;
Wednesdays ; French ; four pages ; size 18x24 ;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1878 ; L. H.
Mineau, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
MAL.BAIE, (MURRAY BAY P. O.)
Charlevoix Co., cf 3,300 pop. (of parish), on
the North Shore of the St. Lawrence r. A
popular watering place.
L'ECHO DES LAURENTIDES;
Thursdays ; French ; four pages ; size 21x30 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1884 ; Cimon,
Vincent & Co., editors and publishers ; cii'cu-
lation K 2.
MONTREAL, C. H., HocheJaga Co., p
235,000 pop., onS. side of Island of Montreal
on St. Lawrence r. Principal city in the
Dominion, and largely engaged in com-
merce and shipping. An inland port, capa-
ble of accommodating the largest steamers;
connected by railroad and canal with all
the ports in Canada and the United States.
Headquarters of Grand Trunk and Cana-
dian Pacific Rds. The city possesses various
metropolitan features, and its situation
adapts it to the carrying on of an extensive
trade.
GAZETTE; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Tlmrsdays; eight
pages ; size of page 18x2:^ ; subscription — daily
$6, weekly SI ; established 1778 ; Gazette Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circulation
— daily H 2, weekly H 2 ; issues also the Legal
News and Canada Medical and Surgical
Journal.
HERALD AND COMMERCIAL
GAZETTE; every
morning except Sun-
day, and H E R»
A L D, Thursdays;
eight pages ; size of
page 18x23; subscrip-
tion daily $6,weekly
SI ; established 1809 ;
John Livingston,
editor ; Peter Mitch-
ell, publisher; circu-
lation—daily HI,
weekly H 2.
LA MINERVE; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ;
French; daily four pages, weekly eight pages;
size— daily 24x10, weekly (size of page) 2(tx24 ;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1; established
1826 : La Minerve Printing Co., editors and
publishers ; circ'n— daily H 2, weekly H 2.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
rt
QUEBEC.
LA PATRIE ; every eveuinj? except
Sunday, and LE PEUPLiE, Saturdays;
French ; four pases ; size— daily 23x41, weekly
25x:^ ; subscription— daily S4, weekly SI ; es-
tablished—daily 1879, weekly 1880 ; P. M. Sau-
valle, editor: H. Beaugrand, publisher ; cir-
culation-daily H 2, weekly G 1.
Li A PRESSE ; every evening except Sun-
day ; French ; conservative ; four pages ; size
24x40 ; subscription §3 ; established 18S4 ; W.
E. Blumhart. editor and publisher ; circula-
tion H 2.
LE 3IONDE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridaj^s ; French;
independent ; daily four pages, Saturday and
weeklj' eight pages ; size— daily 24x3(5, weekly
and Saturday (size of page) 18x24; subscription
—daily $3, weekly §1; established —dailj'
186T, weekly 18T3; Printing and Publishing
Co. of Canada editors and publishers; cir-
culation— daily F2, weekly F l.
L'ETENDARD; every morning and
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK.-
LY, Thursdaj'S ; French ; daily four pages,
weekly sixteen pages; size— daily 25x38,
weekly 18x31 ; subscription — morning $5,
evening §5, weeklj' .§1 ; established 1883 ; F.
X. A. Trudel, editor; Prendergast & Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily H 1, weekly H 2 ;
issue also La Revue Canadienne.
POST: every evening except Sunday, and
TRUE WITNESS AND CATHOLIC
CHRONICLE, Wednesdays; daily four
pages, weekly eight pages ; size — daily 22x3;3,
weekly 30x44 ; subscription — daily $3, weekly
$1.50; established — daily 18T8, weekly 1850;
Post Printing and Publishing Co., publishers ;
P. Whelan, manager ; circulation— daily G 1,
weekly E 2.
STAR; every evening except Sunday,
and FA3IILY HERALD AND STAR,
Wednesdays ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ; size— daily 24x40, weekly (size of page)
20x24 ; subscription — daily S3, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1869; Graham & Co., editors and
publishers; circ'n— daily D 2, w^eekly A 1.
WITNESS; everv evening except Sun-
day, and W^EEK-LY, Wednesdays; eight
pages; size of page— dailj' 13x18, weeklj- 17x23;
subscription— daily S3, weekly SI : estab-
lished—dailj' 1861, weekly 1846; John Dougall
& Son, editors and publishers ; circulation
—daily F 1, weekly G l ; issue also the Xorth-
ern Messenger.
CHURCH GUARDIAN; Wednesdays;
church of England ; sixteen pages ; size of
page 10x14 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1879 ; L. H. Davidson, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 2.
FA3IILY HERALD AND STAR;
(see Star.)
FEUILLETON ILLUSTRE ; Thurs
days ; French ; fiction ; eight pages ; size
18x24; subscription §1 ; established 1881 ; Mor-
neau & Co., editors and publishers.
HERALD; (see Herald and Commercial
Gazette.)
JOURNAL OF C03I>IER(E, FI-
NANCE AND INSURANCE RE-
VIEW; Fridays; commercial; fifty-six
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1875; M. S. Foley, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation H 1.
LA SEHAINE RELTGIEUSE; Sat
urdays ; French ; catholic ; twenty four
pages ; size of page 6x8 ; established 1883 ;
Ensebe Senecal & Fils, editors and publishers ;
circulation J 1.
Li' AURORE ; Thursdays ; French ; prot-
estant ; eight pages ; size 22x32 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1866 ; Rev. R. P. Duclos,
editor and publisher ; circulation J 2.
LiE CANARD; Saturdays; French;
comic ; four pages ; size 17x26 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1877 ; T. Beaugrand, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation G 1.
LiEGAL NEWS; Saturdays ; legal ;
twelve pages ; size of page 7x10 ; subscription
$4 ; established 1877 ; James Kirby, editor ;
Gazette Printing Co., publisliers; circula-
tion Kl; Lair Reports, Court of Queen's
Bench and Superior Court, are issued
QUEBEC.
monthlj', in two series, fifty-two pages each,
size of page 7x10; subscription (both series)
S13, Laiv Reports iboth sel•i^'S) and Legal
News $15 ; issues also the Gazette and Canada
Medical and Surgical Journal.
LE MONDE ILLUSTRE ; Saturdays;
Fi'ench ; illustrated ; twelve pages ; size o^'
page 10x15 ; subscription $:3; established 18 4 ;
Berthiaume & Sabourin, editors and publisu-
ers; circulation H 2.
LE MONITEUR DU COMMERCE;
Fridays ; French ; commercial ; thirty pages ;
size of page 9x12: subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1880; F. D. Shallow & Co.. editors and
publishers ; circulation H 1.
LE FEUPLE; (see La Patrie.)
LE VIOLON ; Fridays; French; humor-
ous ; four pages ; size 18x24 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1886 ; H. Berthelot, editor
and publisher.
SHAREHOLDER AND INSUR-
ANCE GAZETTE; Fridays; financial;
sixteen pages ; size of page 11x15 ; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1879 ; S. B. Foote, editor
and publisher ; circulation I 1.
TRADE REVIEW; Fridays; commer-
cial ; forty pages ; size of page 9x11 : sub-
scription $2 ; established 1885 ; John F. Norris,
editor : Harvev & Wilson, publishers.
TRUE WITNESS AND CATHOLIC
CHRONICLE; (see Post.)
NORTHERN MESSENGER; bi
weekly ; temperance ; eight pages ; size of
page 11x15; subscription :30 cents; established
1866 ; John Dougall & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation C 1 ; issue also the Wit-
m'A sonic NEWS; semi-monthly ;
masonic ; sixteen pages ; size of page 9x12 ;
sub.scription SI ; established 1886; C. H. Sorley,
editor and publisher.
ABC RAILWAY AND STEAM-
BOAT TRAVELLERS' GUIDE;
monthly; one hundred and twelve pages; size
of page 4x8 ; subscription §1 ; established
1880 ; J. Theo. Robinson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 1 .
BATTERSBY'S DOMINION
POCKET RAILWAY AND TRAV-
ELLERS' GUIDE; monthly ; one hun-
dred and fifty two pages ; size of page 3x5 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1874 ; D.
Battersbj-. editor and publisher ; circ'n I 2 .
CANADA MEDICAL AND SUR-
GICAL JOURNAL; monthly; medical;
one hundred pages octavo; subscription S3;
established 1872; Geo. Ross, A.M., M.D., T.
G. Roddick, M.D., and James Stewart, M.D.,
editors ; Gazette Printing Co., publishers ;
circulation J l ; issues also the Gazette and
Legal Xeirs.
CANADA MEDICAL RECORD ;
monthly ; medical ; forty pages ; size or
page 7x10 ; subscription S2 ; established 1872 ;
Francis W. Campbell, M.D., editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
CANADIAN COLONIST ; monthly ;
immigration; eight pages; size 24x36; sub-
scription 25 cents; established ls^6; an As-
sociation of Editors, editors and publishers.
CANADIAN JOURNAL OF FAB-
RICS; monthly; commercial; thirty six
pages ; size of page 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 18S3 ; E. B. Biggar, publisher ; cir-
culation J 1 ; dated at Montreal and Toronto,
Out.
CANADIAN MAGAZINE OF SCI-
ENCE AND THE INDUSTRIAL
ARTS AND PATENT OFFICE
RECORD; monthly; commercial; eiglity
pages: size of page 8x11; subscription $2.50;
established 1873 ; Burland Lithographic Co.
(limited), publishers ; circulation H 2.
EDUCATIONAL RECORD ; monthly;
educational ; thirty-six pages octavo ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1881 ; Rev. E. J. Rex-
ford, editor ; Dawson Brothers, publishers ;
circulation J i .
ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL OF
AGRICULTURE; montlily; agricultural;
sixteen pages ; size of page 8x11 ; subscrip-
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
QUEBEC.
tlou §1 ; established 1879 ; E. A. Barnard, edi-
tor; E. Senecal & Sons, publishers; circula-
tion (t 1 ; issue also Le Journal d'Agviculture
Illustre.
INSURANCE AND FINANCE
CIIROXICIjE; monthly; insurance; forty-
four pages; size of page 9x12; subscription
$2 ; established 1881 ; K. Wilson Smith, pub-
lisher; circulation .7 2.
INTERNATIONAL. RA I li WAY
AND iSTEAIU NAVIGATION
GUIDE ; monthly ; two hundred pages ; size
of page 5x8 ; subscription $2 ; established 1864 ;
C. E. Chisholm & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation I 2 .
JO» RNAL D'HYGIENE POPU-
IjAIRE; monthly; hygienic ; sixteen pages;
size of page 7x10; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883; W. T. Daniel, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K 2.
L.A REVUE CANADIENNE; month
ly; French ; sixty-eight pages ; size of page
7x10 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1863 ;
Prendergast & Co., editors and publishers;
cii'culation L 2 ; issue also UEtendard.
L.AVV REPORTS; (see Legal. News.)
L.E C01.0NISATEUR CANADIEN?
monthly ; French ; immigration ; eight pages ;
size 26x36 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1885 ; L. E. Carufel, editor and publisher.
LE JOURNAL. D'AGRICULiTURE
IIjLUSTRE; monthly; French; agricult-
ural; twenty pages; size of page 8x11; sub-
scription $i ; established 1877 ; E. A. Barnard,
editor ; E. Senecal & Sons, publishers ; circu-
lation H 2 ; issue also the Illustrated Journal
of Ac/riculture.
LOWER CANADA JURIST; month
ly ; legal : thirty-six pages ; size of page 7x10 ;
subscription $4 ; established 1857 ; John S.
Archibald, Edmond Larean and J. S. Buchau,
editors ; John Lovell & Son, publishers ; does
not insert advertisements.
li'UNION 3IEDICAL.E DU CANA-
DA ; monthly ; French ; medical ; sixty-eight
pages octavo ; subscription $3 ; estab-
lished 1872 ; A. Lamarche, M.D.. and H. E.
Desrosiers, M.D., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 2.
PETITE REVUE DU TIERS-OR-
DRE ; monthly; French; catholic; thirty-
six pages octavo ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1884 ; Fraternity of the Third Order of
Franciscans,editors and publishers: circ'n K 2.
PRESBYTERIAN RECORD;
monthly ; presbyterian ; thirty-two pages oc-
tavo ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1875 ;
James Croil and Robert Murray, editors ;
James Croil, publisher ; circulation C 1.
PROTESTANT PILLAR; monthly;
reformed episcopal; eight pages ; size 18x24 ;
subscription 75 cents ; established 1881 ; E.
Berrj-man, editor and publisher ; circ'n K 1.
QUEBEC, C. H., Quebec Co., [if 92,682
pop., on St. Lawrence r., Grand Trunk,
Canadian Pacific, Quebec & Lake St. John
and Quebec Central Rds., 180 m. N. E. of
Montreal. Oldest and most important port
In Canada. Engaged in foreign and do-
mestic commerce.
EVENING MERCURY; every evening
except Sunday ; four pages ; size 20x27 ; sub-
scription $4 ; established 1805 ; W. J. McGuire,
editor and publisher ; circulation K 2.
LE CANADIEN; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, TRI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, and LE CULTI-
VATEUR, Saturdays; French; daily and
trl-weekly four pages, weekly sixteen pages ;
size— daily and tri-weekly 24x36, weekly
36x50; subscription— daily $5, triweekly $3,
weekly $1 ; established— daily and weekly
1874, trl-weekly 1831 ; L. J. Deuiers & Bro., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation— daily J 2,
triweekly G 2, weekly F 1 ; issue also L'Even-
enient.
LE COURRIER DU CANADA ;
everv morning except Sunday, and JOUR-
NAL DES CAIIPAGNES, Thursdays;
QUEBEC.
French ; daily four pages, weekly sixteen
pages ; size— daily 23x34, weekly (size of page)
12x18; subscription — daily $6, weekly $1 ;
established 1857 ; Leger Brousseau, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily J 2, weekly H 2.
LE JOURNAL DE QUEBEC; eveiT
day except Sunday, and TRI-WEEKLY,
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays ; French ;
four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription— daily
S7, tri-weekly $4 ; established 1842 ; Augustin
ote, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily K 2, tri-weekly K 1.
L'ELECTEURj every evening except
Sunday, and WEIEKLY, Thursdays;
French ; liberal ; four pages; size— daily 21x27,
Mreekly 24x38 ; subscription — dailj^ $4, weekly
$1 ; established 1880; Ernest Pacaud, editor; J.
Plamondon & Co., publishers; circulation-
daily I 2 . weekly H 1.
L'EVENEMENT; every evening except
Sunday ; French ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; sub-
scription $3 ; established 1867 ; L. J. Demers
& Bro., editors and publishers; circ'n H2;
issue also Le Canadien.
MORNING CHRONICLE; every
morning except Sunday, and CHRON-
ICLE, Thursdays; four pages ; size 28x41 ;
subscription — daily $6, weekly $2 ; estab-
lished 1846 ; John J. Foote, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily 1 1, weekly J 1.
TELEGRAPH ; every evening except
Sunday, and SATURDAY BUDGET,
Saturdays ; four pages ; size — daily 20x26,
weekly 27x41 ; subscription— daily $3 ; estab-
lished—daily 1876, weekly 1872 ; James Carrel,
editor and publisher; circulation — daily I 2 ,
weekly H 1.
CHRONICLE ; (see Morning Chronicle.)
JOURNAL DES CAMPAGNES;
(see Le Conrrier Du Canada.)
LA JUSTICE; Wednesdays; French;
four pages ; size 22x30 ; established 1885 ; La
Justice Publishing Co.,editors and publishers.
LA VERITE; Saturdays; French; eight
f)ages ; size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
ished 1881 ; J. P. Tardive!, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J 2.
LE CULTIVATEUR; (see Le Carta-
SATURDAY BUDGET ; (see Tele-
graph.)
LE REVEIL LITTERAIRE ; semi
monthly ; French ; literary ; twenty pages ;
size of page 9x11 ; subscription $2 ; established
1887; John J. Bremiau, editor and publisher.
RICHMOND, C. H., Richmond Co.,
Q 2,200 pop., on St. Francis r. and
at junction of Portland & Montreal and
Point Levis & Montreal branches of Grand
Trunk Rd., 76 m. E. of Montreal. General
business centre for county. Agricultural,
lumbering, manufacturing and slate-quar-
rying district.
GUARDIAN; Fridays; eight pages; size
30x42 ; subscription $1.25 ; established 1857 ;
W. E. Jones, editor and publisher ; circ'n J 1.
TIMES AND COUNTY RECORD;
Fridays ; eight pages ; size 27x41; subscription
$1 ; established 1878 ; A. L. Lance, editor and
publisher ; circulation K 2.
ROCK ISLAND, Stanstead Co., q
4,596 pop. of township, on Passumpsic Rd.,
100 m. from Montreal, on the United States
frontier. A port of entry and has consider-
able trade. Has two boot and shoe factor-
ies, a manufactory of machinists' and
blacksmiths' tools, two furniture shops, an
iron foundry and a machine shop.
STANSTEAD JOURNAL; Thurs-
days ; four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1845; L. R. Robinson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J 1.
ST. HYACINTHE, C. H., St. Hya-
cinthe Co., p 7,615 pop., on Yamaska r. and
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
r29
QUEBEC.
QUEBEC.
on Grand Ti-unk and Southeastern Rds., 30
m. E. N. E. of Montreal. The most important
place in the count j'. Engaged in manufac-
turing.
L.F. COUKRIER DE ST. HYA-
CTNTHE ; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Satttrdays. and liE COURKTER
DE ST. llVAfFNTHE JOURNAL
D'AGRICULTURE, Fridays; French;
triweekly four pages, weekly eight pages ;
size— tri-weekly 23x33. weekly 27x41 ; subscrip-
tion—triweekly $3, weekly $1 ; established—
triweekly 1853, weekly 1866 ; P. Boucher de La
Bruere. editor and publisher ; circulation—
tri-weekly J 2 , weekly H 2.
Li ' IT N I O N ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays, and WEEKTiY. Fridays;
French ; four pages ; size 24x35 ; subscription
—semi-weekly S2, weekly %\ ; established—
semi-weeklj' 1879, weekly'l873; L'Union Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation — semi-
weekly J 1 , weekly I 2 .
L.E COTRRTER DE ST. HYA-
CINTHE .JD! RNAI. D'AGRICIIL.T-
URE ; (see Le Courrier de St. Hyacinthe.)
ST. JOHN'S, C. H., .S-^ John's Co., p
5,000 pop., on Richelieu r.. at junction of
Grand Trunk, Delaware & Hudson. Cana-
dian Pacific, Southeastern and Vermont
Central Rds., 27 m. S. E. of Montreal. En-
gaged in manufacturing, and chief town
in an agricultural district.
LE FRANCO-CANADIEN ; Fridays;
French • four pages ; size 27x40 • subscription
$1 ; established 1860 : Leon Lorrain, editor ;
I. Bourgurgnon, publisher ; circulation 1 1 .
NEAVS AND EASTERN TOWN-
SHIPS ADVOCATE; Fridays; eight
pages ; size 30x45 ; subsci'iption $1 ; estab-
lished 1848; E. R. Smith, editor and pub
lisher ; circulation H I : issues also the Knowl-
ton Ne\vs and Brome County Advocate.
ST. ROCH, Quebec Co., [^ & suburb
of Quebec, on eastern diyision of the Cana-
dian Pacific Rd. Has several boot and
shoe manufactories and saw mills. This
suburb contains the largest dry goods
stores, grocery stores and all the currying,
tanning and leather establishments of the [
city of Quebec and its vicinity.
L'AMI DES CA3IPAGNES, Fridays;
French ; four pages ; size 24x36 ; subscription
50 cents ; established 1883 ; Eug. Rouillai'd,
editor ; Eugene Rouillard & Co., publishers ;
circulation H 2.
SHERBROOKE, C. H., Sherhrooke
Co., ^ 9,000 pop., on Grand Trunk and Inter-
national Rds. and terminus of Passumpsic
and Central Vermont and Quebec Central
Rds., 100 m. from Montreal, 120 from Quebec
and 196 from Portland, Me. The Atlantic &
Northwest Rd. Co., which is a part of the
Canadian Pacific or Short Line, are making
connection here via W. & M. Rd., with the
International, which is also a part of the
Short Line, which will give them a direct
line to the sea via Halifax. Has fine water
power, iron and brass foundries, machine
shops, furniture, sash and door factories.
Copper mines in vicinity. Engaged in
woolen manufactures. A trade centre.
LE PROGRES DE L'EST ; semi-
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays, and WEEK-
LY, Fridays ; French ; four pages ; size
22x31 ; subscription— semi-weekly $2, weekly
$1 ; established 1884 ; Belanger & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation— semi-weekly K 2,
[ wcek'>- K I.
EXAMINER; Fridays; four pages; size
29x42; subscription SI; estalDlished 1878; W.
A.Morehouse & Co., editors and publishers;
ciroulariou T l .
GAZETTE; Fridays; eight pages; size
29x42; sub.scription .$1; established 1833;
George H. Bradford, editor and publisher ;
circulation H 1.
LE PIONNIER ; Thiu-sdays ; French;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1866 ; J. A. Chicoyne, editor ; East-
ern Townships Tj'pographical Co., publishers;
circulation I 1 .
SOREL, C. H., Richelieu Co., J2 7,000
pop., on Richelieu r., at junction with St.
Lawrence r., 45 m. N. E. of Montreal. Ter-
minus of a branch of the Southeastern
Rd. and Montreal & Sorel division of the
Grand Trunk Rd., and the new Yamaska
&NicoletRd. Engaged in commerce and
steamboat building.
LE SORELOIS; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridaj's ; French ; four pages ; size 24x34 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1879 ; J. B. Van-
asse, editor ; Richelieu Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation J 2 ; issues also the News.
N E W S ; Saturdays ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established 1879 ;
Richelieu Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation K 1 ; issues also Le Sorelois.
STANBRIDGE EAST, Missisguoi
Co., p 500 pop., on Pike r. and on Montreal,
Portland & Boston Rd. Good vrater power
for manufacturing purposes. Has two tan-
neries, grist mill, carriage and machine
shops and an academy.
MISSISQUOI RECORD ; Fridays ;
four pages ; size 27x41 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1885 ; M. D. Corey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K 1.
STANSTEAD, C. H., Stanstead Co.,
p 1,000 pop., on Passumpsic River & Massa-
wippi Valley Rd., 16 m. N. \V. of Newport,
Vt., and 76 S. E. of Montreal. Is a port of
entry and has large woolen mill and other
industries.
ADVERTISER; monthly ; twelve
pages ; size of page 8x13 ; subscription 50
cents ; established 1887 ; E. S. Thomas, editor
and publisher.
LADIES' DOMESTIC MAGAZINE;
monthly; .sixteen pages; size of page 9x13;
subscription $1 ; established 1887; Domestic
Publishing Co., editors and Publishers.
THREE RIVERS, C. H., St. Mau-
rice Co.,n 10,.5S3 pop., on St. Lawrence r., op-
posite Doucets, the river terminus of Artha-
baska branch of Grand Trunk Rd., also ter-
minus of the Piles branch of the Canadian
Pacific Rd., 90 m. from Montreal. Engaged
in general commerce. Iron and lumber
considerable part of its trade.
LE .JOURNAL l>ES TROIS-
RIVIERES ; semi-weekly, Mondays and
Thursdays ; French ; four pages ; size 23x33 ;
subscription .$2; established 1865; Gideon
DeSilets & Bro., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K 1.
VALLEYFIELD, Beauhamois Co.,
p 5,250 pop. (of county l(i,580), at the foot of
Lake St. Francis, at head of Beauhamois
canal, 12 m. above town of Beauhamois.
Has several mills and different factories.
LE PROGRES DE VALLEY-
FIELD ; Fridays , French ; four pages ;
730
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
QUEBEC.
size 24x38 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
C. T. Verner, editor and publislier ; circula-
tion J 1 .
WATERLOO, C. H., Shefford Co., g
3,200 pop., on Central Vermont and Water-
loo & Magog branch of the same, at .iunc-
tion of Southeastern Rd., 60 m. from Mon-
treal. Engaged in manufacturing and the
lumber trade.
QUEBEC.
ADVERTISER AND DISTRICT
OF BEDFORD TIMES; Fridays; four
pages ; size 26x*) ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1855 ; Charles H. Parmalee, editor and
publisher ; circulation J 2 .
JOURNAL. DE WATERLOO; Thurs
days; French; conservative: four pages;
size 24x36 ; subscription $2 ; established 1881 ;
J. A. Chagnon, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion K 1.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
HARBOR GRACE, nistrict of
Harbor Grace, D- 9,000 pop., on W. side of
Conception Bay, 20 m. N. W. of St. John's.
The second important town of the island.
A large seaport town, having a lighthou.'e
exhibiting a powerful revolving light. Its
manufactures are varied and important. i
STANDARD AND CONCEPTION
BAY ADVEKTlSTERt Saturdays; four
Sages ; size 24x36 ; subscription 20s. ; estab-
shed 1859 ; J. F. Munn, editor and publisher ;
circulation L2.
ST. JOHN'S, District of St. John's, \j-
:^,00() pop. Th'" capital of Newfoundland.
Has one of the finest harbors in the world
and is the most easterly port of North
America, 500 m. from Halifax and 1,000 m.
nearer England than New Yorlc is. Engaged
in fishery and manufactures ; a trade centre
for the island of Newfoundland ; also doing
a great export trade in fish, ftsh oils and
ores. Seat of Government. Has fine dry
dock, hotels, post-ofiice, Sailors' Home, etc.
COLONIST; every evening except Sun-
day ; four pages ; size 22x30 ; subscription .$3 ;
established 1885 ; P. R. Bowers, editor ; Colo-
nist Printing and PublishiTig Co., publishers.
EVENING MERCURY; every even
ing except Sunday ; four pages ; size 22x32 ;
J. E. Turneaux, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation 12.
EVENING TELEGRAM; every even-
ing except Sunday; four pages; size 22x30;
subscri)>tion $3 ; established 1878 ; Wm. Her-
der, publisher ; circulation J 2.
PATRIOT AND TERRA NOVA
ADVOCATE ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and -Saturdays; four pages; size 20x27; sub-
scription $4; established 1S75; Joseph Eng
Ilsh. editor and publisher ; circulation L2.
TI3IES ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays and
Saturdays: four pages; size 23x29; subscrip-
tion S3; established 1832; John Williams
M'Coubrey, editor and publisher; ctrc'n L 2.
ROYAL GAZETTE AND NEW-
FOUNDLAND ADVERTISER; Tues
davs ; four pages ; size 20x26 ; subscription
S4.'20 ; established 1807 ; John Collier Withers,
editor and publisher ; circulation L 1 ; an offi-
cial paper.
TEMPERANCE JOURNAL;
Wednesdays ; temperance ; four pages ; size
20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1868 ; J.
W. Nichols, editor and publisher ; circ'n Ii2.
TRINITY, District of Trinity Bay, D-
2,00(1 pop., on the N. side of Trinity Bay,
about 60 m. N. of St. John's. The centre of a
large fishery business and noted for its
splendid natural scenery and its magnifi-
cent harbor, which is formed bj' two arms
of the sea extending into the laud to the
distance of over a mile. There are several
large lumber mills in thevicinltJ^
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages; size
21x29 ; subscription ,"52 ; established 1886 ; D. C.
Webber, editor and publisher.
T WILIilNGATE, District of Notre
Dame Bay, i 5,000 pop., 200 m, from St.
John's. Engaged In cod and seal fisheries.
Situated on two islands connected together
by a bridge. Copper mines in vicinity. At
one time quite celebrated for producing
tke finest and best Newfoundland dogs.
SITN AND NORTHERN ADVER-
TISER: Saturdays; four pages : size 21x29;
subscription $2 ; established 1880 ; J. P. Thomp-
son, editor and publisher; cii-culation L 2.
II.
A LIST, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER BY STATES AND COUNTIES, SHOW-
ING THE NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS, THEIR FREQUENCY OF ISSUE AND CIRCULATION RAT-
INGS. THOSE MARKED * DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS. THE NAME OF THE COUNTY SEAT
IS IN FULL-FACE TYPE.
ALABAMA.
Pop., l,262,505f.
AUTAUGA CO., D POP. 13,108+.
Prnttville, Progi-ess, weekly.
BARBOUR CO., □, POP. 33,979+.
Clayton, Courier, weekly,
Eufaula, Mall, dally, )
" weekly, S
Times, dally, >
Kl
L2
Kl
Kl
II
" weekly
BIBB CO., n POP. 9,487+.
Six Mile, Bibb Blade, weekly, L 2
BLOUNT CO., i POP- 15,869+.
Blonntsvillej Blount Co. News, w'kly, K 1
Southern Sun, weekly.
BULLOCK CO., c\ POP. 29,066+.
Union Springs, Herald, weekly, J 1
BUTLER CO., P POP. 19,649+.
<Jreenville, Advocate, weekly, 12
CALHOUN CO., cf POP. 19,591+.
Anniston, Watchman, daily. ) LI
" weekly, 5 L2
Hot Blast, weekly, J 2
•Cross Plains, Post, weekly, K 1
Jacksonville, Republican, weekly, K2
CHAMBERS CO., D- POP. 23,440+.
La Fayette, Chambers Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 1
Sun, weekly, J 1
CHEROKEE CO., cf POP. 19,108+.
•Centre, Cherokee Advertiser, weekly, L2
Coosa River News, weekly, K 1
Telephone, weekly.
CHILTON CO., n POP. 10,793+.
Clanton, Chilton View, weekly, L 2
CHOCTAW CO., P POP. 15,731+.
Butler, Choctaw Herald, weekly, K 1
CLARK CO., P POP. 17,806+.
Grove Hill, Clark Co. Democrat, w'ly, L 2
CLAY CO., n- POP. 12,938+.
Ashland, Clay Co. "Watchman, weekly, L 2
CLEBURNE CO., cf POP. 10,976+.
Ed'tvardsville, Standard, weekly, Kl
COFFEE CO., Q. POP. 8,119+.
Elba, Coffee Co. News, weekly, L 1
COLBERT CO., "□ POP. 16,153+.
Shefneld, Clarion, weekly, K 1
Star, weekly.
Tuscuinbia, Dispatch, weekly.
North Alabamian, w'kly, K 1
CONECUH CO., [? POP. 12,605+.
Evergreen, Conecuh - Escambia Star,
weekly, K 2
ALABAMA.
COOSA CO., n POP. 15,113+.
Rockford, Enterprise, weeklj', K 1
COVINGTON CO., Q POP. 5,639+.
Andalusia, Covington Times, weekly, L 2
CRENSHAW CO., ^ POP. 11,726+.
Rutledge, Enterprise, weekly,
Kl
CULLMAN CO., |i POP. 6,355+.
Cullman, Alabama Tribune, weekly, K 1
DALE CO., 0, POP. 12,677+.
Newton, Messenger, weekly.
Ozark, Southern Star, weekly.
K2
DALLAS CO., P POP. 48,433+.
Selnia, Evening Mail, daily, ? L 2
Sunday Morning Mail, Sundays ) K 1
Morning Times, daily, ) K 2
" weekly, S J 2
Baptist Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Independent, weeklj'.
ELMORE CO., n POP. 17,502+.
Tallassee, Progress, weekly.
Wetumpka, Elmore Express, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, L 2
ESCAMBIA CO., t? POP. 18,000.
Brewton, Banner, weekly, K 1
Escambia and Baldwin Times,
weekly, K 2
ETOWAH CO., cf POP. 15,398+.
Attalla, New Age, weekly, L 2
Gadsden, Times, weekly, J 1
FAYETTE CO., "□ POP. 10,135+.
Fayette Court House, Fayette Jour-
nal, weekly, K 2
FKANKLIN CO., ^ POP. 9,155+.
Russellville, Southern Idea, weekly.
GREENE CO., -Q POP. 21,931+.
Eutaw, Mirror, weekly, K 2
Whig and Observer, weekly, K 2
HALE CO., -a POP. 26,553+.
Greensboro, Alabama Beacon, w'kly, L 2
Watchman, weekly, K 1
Southern University,
monthly, L 1
HENRY CO., □, POP. 18,761+.
Abbeville, Spirit of the Age, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
Columbia, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Headland, Progress, weekly, L2
JACKSON CO., cf POP. 25,114+.
Scottsboro, Alabama Herald, weekly, K 1
Citizen, weekly, K 2
Progressive Age, weekly.
Stephenson, Chronicle, weekly.
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JEFFERSON CO., D POP. 23,272+.
Biriiiiuirliaiii,
Age, dailj', )
" wet'klj% S
Evening Chronicle, daily, }
1 1
1 1
K2
Sunday Chronicle, Sundays, J J 1
Alabama Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, H 1
Labor Union, weekly.
Manufacturer and Tradesman,
weekly. ,
Negro American, -weekly.
Saturday Hornet, weekly.
Sunday Morning Argus, Sun-
days.
Alabama Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthly.
New South, monthly, E 2
Planter's Journal, monthlj', G 2
Warrior, Mineral Age, weekly, K 1
LAMAR CO., ti POP. 12,142+.
Veruon, Courier, weekly.
Lamar News, weekly,
LAUDERDALE CO., b POP. 21,035+.
Floreuce, Banner, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Wave, weekly.
L2
L2
L2
LAWRENCE CO., ^ POP. 21,392+.
Moultou, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
LEE CO., D- POP. 27,262+.
Opelika, Times, semi-weekly, J 1
LIMESTONE CO., ^ POP. 21,600+.
Athens, Alabama Courier, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weekly.
LOWNDES CO., p POP., 31,176+.
Hayueville, Examiner, weekly, K 1
True Citizen, weekly.
MACON CO., □, POP. 17.371+.
Notasulga, Universalist Herald, semi-
monthly, J 1
Tuskegree, Gazette, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 2
MADISON CO., [^ POP 37,625+.
K2
weekly, J J 2
Democrat, weekly, L 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Independent, weekly, J 2
New South, weekly. K 1
Normal Index, weekly, L 1
Alabama Teachers' Jour-
nal, monthly, K 1
MARENGO CO., P POP. 30,890+.
Demopolis, Marengo News, weekly, L 2
Liiudeu, Reporter, weeklj', L 2
MARION CO., Yd pop. 9,364+.
Hamilton, Marion Herald, weekly.
MARSHALL CO., [^ POP. 14,585+.
Gnntersvi lie, Democrat, weekly, K 1
MOBILE CO., P POP. 48,653+.
Mobile, Register, daily, ) 12
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Sundays
" weekly,
Comet, weekly.
Item, weekly,
Sunday Times, Sundays,
Parish Visitor, monthly.
K2
J2
MONROE CO., P POP. 17,091+.
Monroeville, Monroe Journal, w'kly, L 2
MONTGOMERY CO., Q POP, 52,356+.
Montgomery, Advertiser, daily, ? HI
weekly, S H 2
Dispatch, daily, J 1
Evening Appeal, daily.
Evening Capital, dailj', J 2
Alabama Baptist, w'kly, H 1
ALABAMA.
MONTGOMERY CO.
Montffoinery, Baptist Leader, w'klj'.
Herald, weekly, J l
Master Workman, w'ly.
Southern Agriculturist,
weekly, J 2
Odd Fellows' Journal,
monthly, K 1
MORGAN CO., [i POP. 16,428+.
Decatur, News, weekly, K 1
Tennessee Valley, weekly, K 1
Hartsell, Index, weekly, K 1
Somerville, Morgan Co. News, weekly, L 2
PERRY CO., D POP. 30,741+.
Marion, Standard, weekly, K 2
Judson Echoes, monthly, K 2:
Uniontown, Herald, weekly.
PICKENS CO., -n POP. 21,479+.
Carrollton, West Alabamian, weekly, L 2
PIKE CO., n^ POP,, 20,640+.
Troy, Enquirer, weeklj-, J 2;
Messenger, weekly, J l
RANDOLPH CO., D- POP. 16,575+.
Roanoke, Randolph Co. News, weekljs L 2^
Wedowee, Observer, weekly, K 1
RUSSELL CO., □, POP. 24,837+.
Browneville (Lively P. O.), Investigator,
Aveekly.
Seale, Russell Register, weekly, L 2:
ST. CLAIR CO., ^ POP., 14,462+.
Ashville, Southern ^gis, weekly, L2^
SHELBY CO., D POP. 17,236+.
Calera, Labor Advocate, weekly, J 1
Shelby Sentinel, weekly, J l
Columbiana, Shelby Chronicle, w'ly, K 1
SUMTER CO., -D POP. 28,728+.
Gainesville, Messenger, weekly, L 2
Livingston, Journal, weekly, K 1
TALLADEGA CO., D POP. 23,360+.
Talladega, Advance, weekly.
Our Mountain Home, w'ly, K 2
Reporter and Watch
Tower, weekly, L 2
TUSKALOOSA CO., -D POP. 24,957+.
Tuskaloosa, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 2
Alabama University
Monthly, L 2
WALKER CO., i POP. 9,479+.
Jasper, Mountain Eagle, weekly, K 1
True Citizen, weekly, L 2
WILCOX CO., p POP. 31,828+.
Camden, Home Ruler, weekly, K 1
Pineapple, Gazette, weekly, L 2
WINSTON CO., ^ POP. 4,253+.
Double Springs, Winston Herald, w'y, L 1
ARKANSAS.
Pop., 803,525+.
ARKANSAS CO., D- POP. 8,038+.
De Witt, Arkansas Reporter, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, L 2
ASHLEY CO., □, POP. 10,156+.
Hamburgh, News, weekly, L2
BAXTER CO., ^ POP. 6,00i+.
Mountain Home, Baxter Co. Citizen,
weekly, L 2
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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BENTON CO., \3 POP. 20,328t.
Beutonville, Benton Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Benton Co. Journal, w'y, J 1
Rogers, New Era, weekly, J 1
Siloam Springs, Arkansas Herald, w'kly, L 2
BOONE CO., □ POP. 12,146+.
Hari'isoii) Boone Banner, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 2
BRADLEY CO., P POP. 6,285+.
Warren, News, weekly.
Swift's Flying Needle, w'kly, K 1
CALHOUN CO., 9 POP. 5,671+.
Thornton, Tablet, weekly.
CARROLL CO., ti POP. 13,337+.
Berryville, Carroll Progress, weekly, K 1
Eureka Springs, Echo, dally, ? K 1
" weekly, J K 2
Times, weekly, L 2
CLARK CO., p POP. 15,771+.
Arkadelphia, Arkansaw Clipper,
weekly, L 2
News, weeklj'.
Southern Standard,
weekly, K 2
Gurdon, Advocate, weekly, L 2
Okolona, Arkansas Messenger, weekly.
CLAY CO., cT POP. 7,213+.
Rector, Advocate, weekly, K 1
CLEBURNE CO. ^
Sugar Loaf Springs (Heber P. O.), Cle-
burne Co. Bulle-
tin, weekly, L 2
CLEVELAND CO., Q POP. 8,370.
Kingsland, Sauce, weekly.
Rison, Immigrant, weekly, L 2
COLUMBIA CO., P POP. 14,090+.
Magnolia, Columbia Banner, weekly, J 1
Columbia Record, weekly, L 2
CONWAY CO., n POP. 17,500.
Morrill ton, Headlight, weekly, J 1
Star, weekly, K 1
CRAIGHEAD CO., rf POP. 7,037+.
Jonesborough, Eagle, weekly.
Times, weekly, K 1
CRAWFORD CO., \j POP. 14,740+.
Alma, Crawford Co. Democrat, weekly, L 2
Van Buren, Argus, weekly, K 1
Graphic, weekly, K 2
Press, weekly, L 2
CRITTENDEN CO., D- POP. 9,415+.
Marion, Headlight, weekly.
CROSS CO., D- POP. 5,050+.
Vanndale, Cross Co. Chronicle, weekly, L 2
DALLAS CO., (? POP. 6,505+.
Fordyce, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
DESHA CO., Q^ POP. 8,973+.
Arkansas City, Journal, weekly. K 1
DREW CO., n, POP. 12,231+.
Monticello, Monticellonian, weekly, K 1
FAULKNER CO., D POP. 12,786+.
Conway, Arkansas Tribune, weekly.
Log Cabin, weekly, K 2
FRANKLIN CO., "d POP. 14,951+.
Altus, Albion, weekly, L 2
Charleston. Vindicator, weekly. L 2
Mulberry, Times, weekly.
Ozark, Agricultural News, weekly, J 1
Democrat, weeklv, K 2
Sun, weekly. " K 2
ARKANSAS.
FXTLTON CO., ^ POP. 6,720+.
Salem, Fulton Co. Banner, weekly, L2
Fulton Co. Informer, weekly, K 1
GARLAND CO., D POP. 9,023+.
Hot Springs, News, daily, ? K 2
" weekly, S J 2
Sentinel, daily. >
" weekly, i J 1
GRANT CO., D POP. 6,185+.
Sheridan, Headlight, weekly, L 2
GREENE CO., cf POP. 10,000.
Gainesville, Green Co. Events, weekly, L 2
Paragon Id, Press, weekly, Kl
HEMPSTEAD CO., P POP. 19,015+.
Bingen, Social Visitor, weekly.
Hope, Gazette, weekly.
Washington, Press, weekly, K 1
HOT SPRING CO., n POP. H 1,000.
Malvern, Arkansas Meteor, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, L 2
HOWARD CO., p POP. 9,917+.
Nashville, News, weekly, L 2
INDEPENDENCE CO., ^ POP. 18,086+.
Batesville, Guard, weekly, K 1
North Arkansas Pilot,
weekly, L 2
IZARD CO., [^ POP. 10,857+.
Melbourne, Izard Co. Register, w'kly, L 2
JACKSON CO., nf POP. 10,877+.
Newport, Jackson Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, K 2
JEFFERSON CO., D POP. 22,386+.
Pine Blufi', Commercial, weekly, J 1
Press-Eagle, weekly, J 1
Southwestern Review,
weekly.
Redfleld, Star, weekly. L 2
JOHNSON CO., "D pop. 11,565+.
Clarksville, Herald, weekly, L 2
Coal Hill, Arkansas Valley, weekly.
LAFAYETTE CO., p POP. 5,730+.
Liewisville, Arkansaw Sifting, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO., cf POP. 8,782+.
Portia, Free Press, weekly.
Walnut Ridge, Telephone, weekly, J 1
LEE CO.. D- POP. 13,288+.
Marianna, Index, weekly, L2
LINCOLN CO., Q^ POP. 9,255+.
Star City, Lincoln Lance, weekly, L2
LITTLE RIVER CO., P POP. 6,404+.
Richmond, Pilot, weekly, L2
LOGAN CO., -a POP. 14,885+.
Boonville, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Paris, Express, weekly, K 2
Serpent, weekly.
LONOKE CO., D POP. 12,146+.
Carlisle, New Departure, weekly, L 2
Lonoke, Democrat, weekly, K 2
MADISON CO., 'p POP. 11,455+.
Huntsville, Madison Co. Democrat,
weekly. L 2
War Eagle Republican,
weekly, L 1
MARION CO., ^ POP., 7,907+.
Yellville, Watchman, weekly.
MILLER CO., p POP. 9,919+.
Texarkana, Independent, daily, ) L2
weekly, J L 2
daily,
weekly.
Public Opinion, daily, ? K 1
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MISSISSIPPI CO., cf POP. l,332-\:
Osceola, Times, weeklj-,
MONROE CO., n- POP. 9,574+.
Brinklej'. Argus, weeklj%
Clareudou, Jlouroe Co. Sun, weekly,
Hollj' Grove, Star, weeklj-.
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MONTGOMERY CO., -O POP. 5,T29f.
Black Springs. News, weekly.
NEVADA CO., p POP. 12,959+.
Prescott, Arkansaw Dispatch, weekly, J 1
Nevada Picayune, weekly, K 2
NEWTON CO., ti POP. 6.120+.
Jasper, Arkansas Wheel, weekly, L 2
OUACHITA CO., 9 POP. 11,758+.
Camdeu, Beacon, weekly, L 2
Ouachita Herald, weekly.
PERRY CO., n POP. 3,872+.
Perry villa, News, weekly, K 1
PHILLIPS CO., D- POP. 21,262+.
Helena, World, daily, ) L2
" weekly, ) K 1
Golden Epoch, weekly, L 2
Southern Patriot, weekly, K 1
POINSETT CO., cf POP. 2,192+.
Harrisburi^h, Freeman's Express,
weekly, K 1
Liuch Pin, weekly.
POLK CO., -D POP. 5,857+.
Dallas, Courier, weekly.
POPE CO., \] POP. 14,322+.
Russellville, Democrat, weekly, J 1
PRAIRIE CO., n POP. 8,435+.
Des Arc, Citizen, weekly, K 1
Devall's Bluff, White River Journal, w'ly, K 1
PULASKI CO.. n POP. 32.616+.
Argenta, Incident, weekly.
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Arkansas Democrat, daily, )
weekly, C
Arkansas Gazette, daily, }
weekly, S
Arkansas Baptist, weekly,
Arkansas Evangel, weekly,
Arkansas Industrial Liberator,w'y.
Arkansas Methodist, weekly, G 1
Arkansas Staatszeitung, weekly, J 1
Arkansaw Traveler, weekly, C 1
Clipper, weekly, K 1
Deaf Mute Optic, weekly, L 2
Dispatch, weekly, K 1
Life of Little Rock, Sundays, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
Southern Ladies' Journal, w'klj', H 2
Sun, weekly, J 1
Arkansas Farmer and Mechanic,
semi-monthly, K 2
Rural and Workman, semi-mon'y, H 1
RANDOLPH CO., d' POP. 11,724+.
Pocahontas, Randolph Herald, w'kly, K 2
ST. FRANCIS CO., O POP. 8,3S9+.
Forrest City, Advocate weekly.
St. Francis Co. News,
weekly.
Times, weekly,
SALINE CO., D POP. 8,953+.
Benton, Saline Courier, weekly,
SCOTT CO.. -a POP. 9,174+.
Walflron, Reporter, weekly,
SEBASTIAN CO., -O POP. 19,560+.
Fort Smith, Times, daily.
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Tribune, daily, ?
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ARKANSAS.
SEBASTIAN CO.
Fort Smith, Arkansas Volksblatt.w'y.
Elevator, weekly, H 1
Diocese of Arkansas, m'y.
Greenwood, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Hacket City, Horse Shoe, weeklj-.
SEVIER CO., p POP. 6,192+.
Liockesbiirg, Tocsin, weekly, K 1
SHARP CO., tl POP. 9,047+.
Evening Shade, Sharp Co. Record,w'y, L 2
STONE CO., [^ POP. 5,059+.
Mountain View, Expositor, weekly, L2
UNION CO., g POP. 13,419+.
El Dorado, Eagle, weekly, L2
VAN BUREN CO.. [^ POP. 9,565+.
Clinton, Laborer's Guide, weekly, L 2
Van Buren Co. Democrat, w'ly.
WASHINGTON CO., \: POP, 23,844+.
Fayetteville, Arkansas Sentinel, w'ly, K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, L 2
Springdale, Arkansaw Locomotive, w'ly.
WHITE CO., a POP. 17,794+.
Beebe, Argus, weekly, ■ L 2
Arkansaw Hub, weeklj', K 1
Judsonia, Advance, weekly, K 1
Searcy, Arkansas Beacon, weekly, J 1
State Wheel-Enterprise, w'kly, H 1
WOODRUFF CO., D- POP. 8,646+.
Augusta, Woodruff Co. Vidette, w'kly, K 1
YELL CO., -a POP. 13,852+.
Dardanelle, Post, weekly, J 2
Reflector weekly,
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Pop., 864,694+.
ALAMEDA CO., -Q POP. 76,000.
Alameda, Argus, semi-weekly,
Encinal, weekly,
Berkeley, Advocate, weekly,
Herald, weeklj*.
Berkelej'an, bi-weekly,
Haj'wards, Journal, weekly,
Irving, Alameda Co. Reporter, weekly,
Livermore, Herald, weekly,
Oakland, Enquirer, daily.
Evening Tribune, daily, )
" •' weekly, J
Morning Times, d ally,
weekly,
Sunday
Christian Church News, w'y.
East Oakland News, weekly.
Echoes, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly,
* Signs of the Times, weekly.
Herald of Truth, semi-m'thly,
* American Sentinel, monthly.
California Medical Journal,
monthly.
Carrier Dove, monthly,
Expositor, monthl}',
Messiah's Advocate and Her-
ald of His Advent, m'ly,
Pacitic Health Journal, m'y.
Pleasanton, Star, weekly,
San Leandro, Reporter, weekly.
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ALPINE CO., D- POP. 539+.
Markleeville, Alpine-Argus, weekly, L 1
AMADOR CO., n POP. 11,384+.
lone, lone Valley Echo, weekly, L 2
Jackson, Amador Dispatch, weekly, L 2
Amador Leciger, weekly, K 1
Amador Sentinel, weekly, L 2
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BOTTE CO., [^ POP. 2:3,000.
Biggs, Argus, weekly.
Chico, Butte Record, daily, ) L 2
Aveeklj^ J K 1
Enterprise, daily, [ L 2
" weekly, S K 2
Morning Chronicle, daily, ? L 2
weekly, J L2
Gridley. Herald, weekly, K 1
Oroville, Mercury, daily, ? L2
weekly, S K 1
Register, weekly, K 1
CALAVERAS CO., O POP. 9,094-|-.
Angel's Camp, Mountain Echo, weekly, L 2
Mokelumne Hill, Calaveras Chronicle,
weekly, L 2
San Andreas. Calaveras Citizen, w'kly, K 1
Calaveras Prospect, w'y, K 1
COLUSA CO., n POP. I3.118t.
Colusa, Herald, weekly.
Sun, weekly, J 1
Maxwell, Argus, weekly.
Orland, Times, weekly, L 2
Willows, Colusa Co. Democrat, weekly.
Jom-nal, weekly, K 1
CONTRA COSTA CO., -C FOP. 12,525+.
Antioch, Ledger, weekly, L 2
Concord, Sun, weekly, L 2
Martinez, Item, daily, K 1
Contra Costa Gazette, w'kly, K 1
DEL NORTE CO., \3 POP. 2,584+.
Crescent City, Del Norte Record, w'y, K 1
EL DORADO CO., D POP. 10,683+.
Georgetown, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Placerville, Eldorado Co. Republican,
weekly, L 2
Mountain Democrat, w'y, K 1
. Observer, weekly, K 1
Shingle Springs, El Dorado Independent,
weekly.
FRESNO CO., n POP. 17,000.
Fresno, Evening Expositor, daily, ) L2
weekly, J K2
Republican, daily. )
weekly, J K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 2
Madera. Mercury, weekly, L 2
Sehna, Irrigator, weekly.
HUMBOLDT CO., Ij POP. 15,512+.
Areata, Union, weekly.
Enreka, Humboldt Standard, daily, ? K 1
weekly, 5 K 2
Times, daily, ? K 1
weekly. S K 2
Western Watchman, weekly, L 2
Femdale, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Rohnerville, Herald, weekly, L 2
INYO CO., D- POP. 2,928+.
Bishop Creek, Inyo Register, weekly, L 2
Independence, Inyo Independent, w'y, L 2
KERN CO., Cp POP. 5,601+.
Bakersfield, Kern Co. CaUfornian,
weekly, K 1
Zern Co. Gazette, w'ly, L 2
Rosamond, Antelope Valley News, w'kly.
LAKE CO., -n POP. 6,596+.
Lakeport, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Lower Lake, Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Press, weekly.
LASSEN CO., tJ2 POP. 3,340+.
Bieber, Mountain Tribune, weekly, L 2
Susanville, Lassen Advocate, weekly, L2
Lassen Mail, weekly.
LOS ANGELES CO., P POP. 33,381+.
Anaheim, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Covina, (Citrus P. O.), San Gabriel Valley
Exponent, weeklv, L 2
Downey, Review, weekly, K 1
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LOS ANGELES CO.
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Evening Express, dally, >
weekly, 5
Herald, daily, ?
" weekly, C
Times, daily, >
Mirror, weekly, J
Tribune, daily.
Advocate, weekly.
Censor, weeklj-,
Chi-istian Advocate, weekly,
La Cronica, weekly,
L'Union Nouvelle, weekly.
Porcupine, weekly,
Sued-California Post, weekly,
Sunday Social World, Sundays.
Southern California Christian
Advocate, semi-monthly.
Trade Journal, semi-monthly, 1 1
Parish Churchman, monthly.
Rural Calif ornian, monthly, G 2
Southern California Practitioner,
monthly.
Orange, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Pasadena, Star, weekly.
Union, weekly, K 2
Pomona, Progress, weekly, K 1
Times-Courier, weekly, K 1
Santa Ana, Herald, weekly, K 1
Pacific Blade, weekly.
Standard, weekly, K 1
MARIN CO., -a POP. 11,324+.
San Rafael, Marin Co. Journal, w'kly, L2
Marin Co. Tocsin, weekly, L 2
Sausallto, News, weekly, L 2
MARIPOSA CO., D POP. 4,339+.
Mariposa, Gazette, weekly.
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MENDOCINO CO., -D POP. 13,800+.
Mendocino, Beacon, weekly, K 1
Ukiah; Independent, weekly.
Mendocino Dispatch-Democrat,
weekly. K 2
Press, weekly, K 2
MERCED CO., D POP. 5,656+.
Merced, Express, weekly, K 1
San Joaquin Valley Argus, w'y, L 2
Star, weekly, K 1
MODOC CO., ti POP. 4,399+.
Adin, Argus, weekly, L 2
Alturas, Modoc Independent, weekly, L 2
MONO CO., D- POP. 7,499+.
Bodie, Evening Miner, daily, K 1
Bridgeport, Chronicle-Union, weekly, L 2
MONTEREY CO., -D POP. 11,302+.
Monterey, Argus, weekly, L 2
Salinas, Index, weekly, K2
Monterey Democrat, weekly, K 1
NAPA CO., -n POP. 16,000.
Calistoga, Independent Calistogian, w'ly L 2
Napa, Register, daily, ? L 2
weekly, S K 1
Reporter, dailv, ) L 2
weekly, ) K 1
Journal, weekly, L 2
St. Helena, Independent, weekly.
Star, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 1
NEVADA CO., n POP. 20,823+.
Grass Valley, Tidings, dailj', ) L 2
weekly, J K 1
Union, daily, L 2
Nevada City, Nevada Herald, daily, K 2
Transcript, daily, J 1
North San Juan, Times, weekly, L 2
Truckee, Republican, semi-weekly, L 2
PLACER CO., D POP. 14,232+.
Auburn, Placer Argus, weekly, K 1
Placer Co. Republican, w'kly, L 2
Placer Herald, weekly, K 2
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PLUMAS CO., ^ POP. 6,180+.
Greenville, Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Quiucy, Plumas National, weekly, L 2
SACRAMENTO CO., D POP. 34,390+.
Folsom, Telegraph, weekly, L 2
Gait, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Sacramento, Bee, daily, ? G 1
weekly, ) G 1
Evening Star, daily.
Record Union, daily, ) H 2
" weekly, ) Gl
Journal, semi-weekly, K 1
Nord -California Harold,
weekly. K 1
Sunday Leader, Sundays, K 2
Rescue, monthly, H 1
SAN BENITO CO., -D POP. 5,584+.
Hollister, Free Lance, weekly.
Independent, weekly.
San Benito Advance, w'kly,
SAN BERNARDINO CO., Q, POP. 12,000.
Calico, Print, weekly,
Colton, Semi-Tropic, weekly,
Ontario, Record, weekly.
Riverside, Enterprise, daily.
Press, daily. )
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"Valley Echo, weekly,
San Bernardino,
Courier, daily. )
" weekly. )
Evening Index, daily, >
*' " weekly, J
Times, daily. }
" weekly, S
SAN DIEGO CO., R POP., 18,000.
Barham, Plain Truth, Sundays,
Elsinore, News, weekly,
Murrietta, Era, weekly ,
National City, Record, weekly,
Oceanside, San Diego Co. Star, weekly,
San Diego, San Diegan, daily, }
weekly, >
Sun, daily, )
" weekly, )
Union, daily, >
weekly, J
West American Scientist,
monthly.
San Jacinto, Register, weekly.
West Fallbrook (Howe P. O.), Fallbrook
Review, weekly.
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San Francisco,
Abend Post, daily,
-a POP. 233,959+.
weekly. S
Alta California, daily. I
" " weekly, J
California Demokrat, daily,
California Staats Zeitung, w'kly,
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays,
Chronicle, dailj\
" weekly,
*' Sundays. ,
Commercial News and Shipping i
List, daily, >
" weekly. )
Courrier de San Francisco, daily, )
" " weekly, >
" " European ed. )
Evening Bulletin, daily. )
" " weekly, )
Evening Post, daily, ?
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Examiner, daily, I
" weekly, S
Hotel Gazette, daily.
Journal of Commerce, daily, ?
weekly, )
Le Franco Californien, daily.
Morning Call, daily, /
" " weekly, ,-
" " Sundays, )
Report, daily, )
weekly, )
La Voce del Popolo, semi-weeklj-,
American and Chinese Commercial
Newspaper, weekly,
CAL.1FORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO CO.
San Francisco,
Argonaut, weekly, F 1
A Voz Portugueza, weekly, J 1
Bien, weekly, K 2
Breeder and Sportsman, weekly, 1 1
California Christian Advocate, w'ly, I 2
California Grocer and Canner, w'ly, I 1
California Journal and Sonntags-
gast, Sundays, I 2
California Patron and Agriculturist,
weekly, H 1
California Spirit of the Times and
Underwriters' Journal, weekly, K 2
California Voice, weekly, J 2
California Youthful Ambitions, w'y.
City Argus, weekly, H 2
Commercial Herald and Market Re-
view, weekly, J 2
Der Calif ornische Volksfreund, w'y, J 1
Elevator, weekly, K 2
Golden Gate, weekly, J 2
Grocer and Country Merchant, w'ly, I 1
Hayes Vallej' Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Hebrew, weekly, J 1
Hebrew Observer, weekly, 1 1
Herald of Trade, weekly, H 1
Jewish Progress, weekly, K 2
Jewish Times, weekly, J 2
La Correspondencia, weekly.
La Republica, weekly, J 2
La Sociedad, weekly, J 1
L'Elvezia, weekly, J 1
Le Petit Journal, weekly, J 1
Mining and Industrial Advocate,
\V G G Iv 1 V .
Mining and Scientific Press, w'kly, 12
Mirror, weekly. K 2
Mission Journal, weekly, K 2
Monitor, weekly, H 2
Music and Drama, weekly, 1 1
New Age, weekly, I 1
News Letter and California Adver-
tiser, weekly, G 2
Occident, weekly, H 1
O Progresso Californiense, weekly, J 1
Oriental Chinese Newspaper, w'kly.
Pacific, weekly, J 2
Pacific Pilote, weekly, 1 1
Pacific Rural Press, weekly, H 2
Pacific Veteran, weekly, K 1
People, weekly.
Political Record, weekly, 1 1
Public Opinion, weekly, I 2
Star, weekly, H 2
Sun, weekly. H 1
Universe, weekly, K 1
Vindicator, weekly, 1 1
Wasp, weekly, Gr2
West Coast Reporter, weekly, K 2
West End, weekly, L 2
Merchant, bi-weekly, I 2
Pacific Churchman semi-monthly, J 1
Pacific States Watchman, semi-m'ly, H 2
Bishop's ABC Guide, monthly, K 2
California Architect and Building
News, monthly, I 2
California Cackler, monthly, J 1
California Teacher and Home Jour-
nal, monthl}', 1 1
Coast Review, monthly, K 2
Farmer and Dealer, monthly, H 1
Father's Love, monthly, J 2
Fraternal Record, monthly, I 1
Golden Era, monthly, H 2
Heald's College Journal, monthly.
Ladies' Home Journal, monthly, J 1
Masonic Record, nionthly, J 2
Millman and Mechanic, monthly, J 1
Overland Monthly, G 1
Pacific Coast Postal Index, monthly, H 1
Pacific Coast Wood and Iron, m'thly, H 2
Pacific Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal and Western Lancet, m'thly, K 2
Pacific Record of Medicine and Phar-
macy, monthly.
Pacific Trade and Farmers' Journal,
monthly, J 1
Railroad Gazetteer, monthly, H 2
Resources of California, monthly.
California Homoeopath, bi-monthly, J 2
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SAK JOAQUIN CO., D POP. 40,t00.
Lodi, Cyclone, weekly,
Sentinel, weekly,
Stockton, Independent, daily,
weekly
" Sundays
Mail, daily, }
" weekly, J
Banner, weekly,
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Commercial Record, weekly, J 2
Temperance Union, weekly.
SAN LUIS OBISPO CO., t? POP. 18,000.
El Paso de Robles, Paso Robles Leader,
weekly.
San Liuis Obispo, Republic, daily, L 2
Mii-ror, weekly, K 2
Register, weekly. K 1
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Templeton (Sah Luis Obispo P. O.), Times,
weekly.
SAN MATEO CO., -D POP. 8,669+.
Redwood City, Democrat, weekly.
San Mateo Co. Times
and Gazette, w'kly, L 2
SANTA BARBARA CO., Q POP. 9,513+.
Lompoc, Record, weekly, L 2
Santa Barbara,
Independent, daily, ? K 1
weekly, J K 2
Press, daily, ) K 1
weekly, J K 2
Herald, weekly, K 1
Santa Maria, Times, weekly.
SANTA CLARA CO., -O POP. 35,039+.
Crilroy, Valley Record, semi-weekly, L 2
Advocate, weekly, K 1
Los Gatos, Mail, weekly, K 2
News, weekly, L2
San Jose, Herald, daily, ? J 2
" weekly, ) J 2
Mercury, daily, ) H 1
" weeklj', > II
" Sundays, ) H 1
Morning Times, daily.
News, daily, J 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Pacific Pharos, semi-m'thly.
Am Stillen Meer, monthly.
Santa Clara Valley, monthly, I 2
Santa Clara, Journal, weekly, L 2
SANTA CRUZ CO., -Q POP. 20,950.
Santa Cruz, Sentinel, daily, )
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Surf, daily. )
Courier-Item, weekly, J K 1
Soquel, Journal, weeklj'.
Watsonville, Pajaronian, weekly, L2
Transcript, weekly, K 1
SHASTA CO., [|] POP. 14,000.
Anderson, Echo, weekly, L 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Cottonwood, Shasta Co. Index, weekly.
Fall River Mills, Fall River Mail, weekly.
Millville, East Side Times, weekly, L 2
Redding, Republican Free Press, weekly, L 2
Shasta Co. Democrat, weekly, L 2
Shasta, Courier, weekly, L 2
SIERRA CO., ^ POP. 6,623+.
Do^vnieville, Mountain Messenger,w'y, K 1
Sierra City, Sierra Co. Tribune, weekly, L 2
Sierra Valley, Leader, weekly, L 2
SISKIYOU CO., (i POP. 8,610+.
Fort Jones, Scott Valley News, weekly, L 2
Yreka, Journal, semi-weekly, K 1
Union, weekly, K 2
SOLANO CO., D POP. 18,4T5+.
Benicla, New Era, weekly, L 2
Dixon, Tribune, weekly, K 2
Suisun, Solano Republican, weekly, K 1
Vacaville, Judicion, weekly, K 1
Reporter, weekly.
CALIFORNIA.
SOLANO CO.
Vallejo, Evening Chronicle, daily, >
weekly,
weekly,
SONOMA CO., -n POP. 25,926+.
Solano Times, dailj', >
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Modesto, Evening News, daily, )
Cloverdale, Reveille, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly.
Healdsburg, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Russian River Flag, weekly, K 1
Petaluma, Evening Imprint, daily.
Argus, weekly, J 1
Courier, weekly, J 1
Santa Rosa, Day Book, daily, L 2
Democrat, daily, > L 2
weekly, J J 2
Republican, daily, ) L 2
weekly, S J 2
Pacific Methodist, weekly, J 2
Sonoma, Index-Tribune, weekly, ' K 1
STANISLAUS CO., D POP. 8,751+.
L2
weekly, f K 1
Republican, dailj', K 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Oakdale, Stanislaus Wheat-Grower, w'ly, L 2
SUTTER CO., n POP. 5,159+.
Yuba City, Sutter Co. Farmer, weeklj^ K 1
TEHAMA CO., ^ POP. 9,301+.
Red Bluff, News, daUy. ?
" weekly, J K 2
People's Cause, daily, ) L 2
weekly. J J 1
Sentinel, dailv, ? K 1
weekly, J K 2
TRINITY CO., li POP. 4,999+.
Weaverville, Trinity Journal, w'kly, L2
TULARE CO., D POP. 25,000.
Traver, Tidings, weekly, L 2
Tulare City, Democratic Free Press, w'ly.
Tulare Register, weekly, J 1
Visalia, Delta, weekly, J 2
Tulare Co. Times, weekly, J 1
San Joaquim Valley Resources,
monthly.
TUOLUMNE CO., D POP. 7,848+.
Sonora, Tuolumne Independent, w'kly, L 2
Union Democrat, weekly, L 2
VENTURA CO., ^ POP. 9,000.
San Buenaventura, Ventura Free
Press, w'ly, K 1
Ventura Re-
pub 1 icau,
weekly, Kl
YOLO CO., n POP. 11,772+.
Winters, Express, weekly, L 2
Woodlancl, Democrat, daily, ? L2
weekly, S K 1
Yolo Morning Mail, daily, ) L 2
" w'kly, S K 1
YUBA CO., n POP. 11284+.
Marysville, Appeal, daily, )
weekly, )
Democrat, daily.
Wheatland, Graphic, weekly.
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Pop., 194,327+.
ARAPAHOE CO., D POP. 70,000.
Brighton, Register, weekly.
Denver, Evening Telegram, daily.
Reporter, daily,
Republican, daily, ?
" weekly, )
Rocky Mountain News, daily,
w'kly.
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ARAPAHOE CO.
Denver, Tagliches Colorado Journal,
dailj',
Times, daily, )
weekly, ,
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weekly
Argus., weekly
British American and Cana-
dian in the West, weekly.
Challenge, weekly, H 1
Colorado Catholic, weekly, L 2
Colorado Farmer and Live
Stock Journal, weekly, H 2
Colorado Graphic, weekly.
Eye, weekly.
Field and Farm, weekly, J 1
Herold, weekly, 1 1
Home Journal (North Denver),
weekly, L 1
Journal of Commerce, weekly, J 2
Labor Enquirer, weekly, J 1
Queen Bee, weekly, J 2
Kange Journal, weekly, J 1
Retail Grocer, weekly, J 1
Rocky Moimtain Celt, weekly, H 1
Rocky Blountain Herald, w'kly, I 1
Rocky Mountain Mining Re-
view, weekly, H 1
Sun, weekly, K 2
Colorado (Colonist and Denver
Manufacturer, bi-weekly.
Colorado School Journal, m'ly. K 1
Family Visitor, monthly.
Medical Times, monthly, K 1
Union Pacitic Employees' Mag-
azine, monthly.
Western Churchman, monthly, K 2
BENT CO., Q, POP. 4,000.
Grenada, Exponent, weekly.
La Junta, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Lamar. Bent Ct). Register, weekly.
Lias Auiinas (West Las Animas P. O.),
Bent Co. Democrat, w'ly.
Leader, weekly, K 1
BOULDER CO., tl POP. 11,000.
Boulder, Boulder Co. Herald, daily, ? L 2
weekly, S K 2
News and Banner, weekly. K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Longmont, Ledger, weeklj% K 1
Press, weekly, K 1
CHAFFEE CO., D POP. 6,512+.
Buena Vista, Democrat, weekly, K2
Herald, weekly, K 1
Wasp, weekly.
Salida, News, daily, ) L 2
" weekly. S
Mail, semi- weekly, K 1
CLEAR CREEK CO., D POP. 7,823t.
Georgetown, Arbitrator, weekly.
Colorado Miner, weekly, J 1
Courier, weekly, K 1
Idaho Springs, Colorado Mining Gazette,
weekly, K 1
News, weekly, L 2
Silver Plume, Silver Standard, weekly, L 2
CONEJOS CO., P POP. 5,605+.
Alamosa, Independent Journal, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, L 2
El Anciano, semi-monthly, K 1
CUSTER CO., P POP. 8,080+.
K-osila, Silver Nugget, weekly.
Silver Clitf , Rustler, weekly, K 2
Westcliflfe, Wet Mountain Tribune, w'y, L 2
DELTA CO. -a
Delta, Independent, weekly, L2
DOLORES CO. p
Rico, News-Record, weekly, K 2
DOUGLAS CO., n POP. 2,486+.
Castle Rock, Journal, weekly, L2
COL.OUADO.
EAGLE CO. D
Red Clifi; Eagle River Comet, w'kly,
Times, weekly.
ELBERT CO., Q- POP. 1,70S+.
Elbert, Elbert Co. Tribune, weeklj',
EL PASO CO., n POP. 7,949+.
Colorado Springs,
Gazette, daily, I
weekly, ^
Republic, tri-weekly, )
" weekly, J
Advertiser, weekly.
Deaf Mute Index, weekly,
Hour, weekly,
Manitou Springs, Journal, weekly.
Monument, El Paso Register, w^eekly,
FREMONT CO., D POP. 10,000.
Canon City, Record, weekly.
Reporter, weekly,
GARFIELD CO. Y:
Gleuwood Springs, Glenwood Echo,
weeklj\
Ute Chief, w'kly.
Meeker, Herald, weekly.
GILPIN CO., n POP. 6.489+.
dail:
weekly,
GRAND CO., tl POP- 417+.
Central Citj^ Register-Call, daily, ?
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Grand Lake, Prospector, weekly, L 2
Hot Sulphur Springs, Grand Co. Mes-
senger, w'kly.
GUNNISON CO., -a POP. 8,235+.
Crested Butte, Elk Mountain Pilot, w'kly, K 1
Crystal, Crystal River Current, weekly.
Gothic, Silver Record, weekly, K 1
Gunnison, Review-Press, triweekly,
(Saturday issue), J 1
News-Democrat, weekly, J 1
Pitkin, Mining News, weekly, K 1
White Pine, Cone, weekly, L 2
HINSDALE CO., P POP. 1,487+.
Lake City, Silver World, weekly, K 1
HUERFANO CO., ? POP. 4,124+.
La Veta, Times, weekly.
Walsenburg, Huerfano Cactus, w'kly, K Z
JEFFERSON CO., D POP. 6,804+.
Golden, Colorado Transcript, weekly.
Globe, weeklj',
LAKE CO., D POP. 23,563+.
Iieadville, Chronicle, daily, (
weekly, S
Herald-Democrat, daily.
Dispatch, weekly.
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LA PLATA CO., P POP. 5,000.
daily,
weekly.
Duraugo, Morning Herald, daily. >
Idea, weekly,
LARIMER CO., ^ POP. 7,000.
Fort Collins, Courier, weekly.
Express, weekly,
Larimer Bee, weekly,
Loveland, Reporter, weekly,
LAS ANIMAS CO., O, POP. 8,903+.
Trinidad, Advertiser, daily, ?
" weekly, )
News, Aveekly, »
MESA CO. -a
Grand Junction, Mesa Co. Democrat,
weekly,
News, weekly,
MONTROSE CO., -O POP. 3,000.
Montrose, Messenger, weekly.
Register, weekly,
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OURAY CO., P POP. 2,669+,
Ouray, Solid Muldoon, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, K 2
PARK CO., D POP. 3,970+.
Alma, Park Co. Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Faii'play, Flume, weekly, L2
PITKIN CO. -a
Aspen, Democrat-Press, daily, L2
Times, daily, I K 1
" weekly, ) K '■>
Rocky Mountain Sun, weekly, L 2
PUEBLO CO., Q POP. 22,000.
Pueblo, Chieftain, daily, } J 1
weekly, )' J 2
Evening Star, dailv, ) K 1
" weekly, S K 1
(South Pueblo P. O.), Press,
daily, K 1
Colorado Live Stock Review
and Commercial Standard,
VTGcklv !K 1
(South Pueblo P. O.), Mine,
Stock and Rail, weekly.
(South Pueblo P. O.), Sunday
Opinion, Sundays, K 1
(South Pueblo P. O.), Colorado
Methodist, semi-monthly, K 1
RIO GRANDE CO., P POP. 1,944+.
Del Norte, San Juan Prospector, w'ly, K 1
Monte Vista, San Luis Valley Graphic,
weekly.
ROUTT CO., "n POP. 140+.
Steamboat Springs, Pilot, weekly,
SAGUACHE CO. ^ POP. 1,973+.
Saguache, Democrat, weekly,
SAN JUAN CO., P POP. 1,087+.
Silverton, Democrat, weekly,
La Plata Miner, weekly,
San Juan, weekly.
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SAN MIGUEL CO., P
Telluride, Republican, weekly.
San Miguel Journal, weekly, K 1
SUMMIT CO., n POP. 5,449+.
Breckenridge, Journal, daily, I LI
weekly, ) K 1
Summit Co. Leader,
weekly, L 2
Dillon, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Montezuma, Mil^un, weekly, L 2
WELD CO., cf POP. 5,646+.
L2
Akron, Pioneer Press, weekly,
Star, weekly.
Atwood. Advocate, weekly.
Erie, Erie-Canfield Independent, w^eekly, K 1
Evans, Journal, weekly,
Fort Morgan. Times, weekly,
Greelej"^, Howitzer, weekly.
Sun, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Weld Co. Democrat, w'kly.
Hyde, Colorado Topics, weeklj'.
Julesburg, Champion, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Otis, Enterprise, weekly.
Platteville, Record, weekly,
Sterling, News, weekly,
Platte Vallev Record, weekly.
Wray, Rattler, weekly.
Yuma, Sun, weekly.
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CONNECTICUT.
Pop., 6tJ-l,700+.
FAIRFIELD CO., P POP. 112,042+.
Bridgeport, Evening Farmer, daily, ) I 2
weekly, 5 12
Evening Post, daily, H 1
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FAIRFIELD CO.
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Standard, daily, >
" weeklj', i
Bridge porter Anzeiger,
weekly.
Examiner, weekly.
Sun, weekly,
N e w England Medical
Monthly,
Daubury, Evening News, daily, )
" " weekly, i
Democrat, weekly.
Free Press, weekly.
Greenwich, Graphic, weekly,
New Canaan, Messenger, weekly,
Norwalk, Gazette, weekly,
Hour and Westport Advertiser,
weekly.
Real Estate Journal, monthlj'.
Ridgefield, Press, weekly,
South Norwalk, Connecticut Republican,
weekly,
Sentinel, weekly,
Southport, Fairfield Advertiser, weekly.
Church Record, semi-monthly, G 1
Stamford, Advocate, weekly, J 2
Comet, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, K 1
Westport, Westporter, weekly, K 1
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HARTFORD CO., ^ POP. 125,382+.
Bristol, Press, weekly.
East Hartford, Gazette, weekly,
Hartlord, Courant, daily, )
weekly, )
Evening Post, dtiily, )
" " weekly, >
Telegram, daily,
Times, daily, )
" weekly, )
American Poultry Yard, w'y.
Christian Secretary, weekly,
Connecticut Catholic, w'kly,
Connecticut Farmer, w'kly,
Der Hartforder Herold, w'y,
Examiner, weekly.
Globe, Sundays,
Religious Herald, weekly,
Sunday Journal, Sundays,
Trinity Tablet, every three
weeks.
Cooperative Poultry Post,
monthly,
Insurance Journal, monthly.
Poultry World, monthly,
Journal of Inebriety, quar'ly.
New Britain, Evening Herald, daily, }_
" v/eekly, )
Independent, weekly.
Observer, weekly.
Record, weekly,
Sunday Deniocrat, Sundays.
North Manchester, Manchester Saturday
Herald, weekly,
Plainville, News, weekly,
Southington, Phoenix, weekly,
Thompsonville, Press, weekly,
Uniouville, Tunxis Valley Herald, w'kly,
Wethersrteld, Farmer, weekly.
Windsor Locks, Journal, weekly.
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LITCHFIELD CO., \3 POP. 52,044+.
Canaan, Connecticut Western New^s, w'y,
Litchfield, Enquirer, weekly.
Star, monthly.
New Hartford, Tribune, weekly.
New Milford, Gazette, weekly,
Salisbury, Parish M(jnit<>r, monthly.
Thomaston, Express, weekly,
ToiTington, Register, weekly.
West Winsted,Wmsted Advertiser, w'kly.
Winsted Herald, weekly,
Winsted, Press, weeklj',
Woodbury, Repoiler, weekly,
MIDDLESEX CO., ^ POP. 35,589+.
Deep River, New Era, weekly,
Essex, Peoples' Journal, monthly,
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MIDDLESEX CO.
Midclletowii, Herald, daily,
Peuny Press, daily, )
Sentinel and Witness, >
weekly, ;
Constitution, weelcly.
College Argus, bi-weekly,
Moodus, Connecticut Valley Advertiser,
weekly,
Portland, Middlesex Co. Record, weekly,
NEW HAVEN CO., Q POP. 156,523t.
Ansonia, Evening Sentinel, daily, ?
" " weekly, )
Birmingham, Advertiser, daily.
Derby Transcript, weekly,
Meriden, Journal, daily.
Republican, daily, I
" weekly, )
Examiner, weekly,
Milford, Opinion, weekly.
Naugatuck, Agitator, weeklj'.
Enterprise, weekly,
Review, weekly,
Neiv Haveu,
Connecticut Republikaner, daily, ?
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Evening Register, daily,
" " weekly
" " Sundays, .
Morning Journal and Courier,dailj',
Connecticut Herald and Journal,
weekly,
Morning News, daily,
Palladiimi, daily, i
weekly, 5
Union, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays,
Yale News, daily,
Connecticut Botschafter, weekly,
Connecticut Volksblatt, weekly,
Saturday Telegram, weekly.
Shore Line Times, weekly.
Workmen's Advocate, weekly,
Yale Courant, bi-weekly,
Yale Recoi'd, bi-weekly,
American Journal of Science, m'thly.
Crescent, monthly,
Critic, monthly,
Hibernian Record, monthly,
Home World, monthlj'.
Household Pilot, monthly,
Lance, monthly.
Loomis' Musical and Masonic Joiir-
nal, monthly.
New Englander and Yale Review,
monthly.
Old Testament Student, monthly,
Yale Literary Magazine, monthly.
Young Republican, monthly.
Seymour, Record, weekly.
Times, weekly,
Wallingford, Witness, weekly.
Farm and Household, m'ly,
Waterbury, American, daily, )
" weekly, J
Republican, daily, )
" weekly, J
Brooklyn Observer, weekly.
Examiner, weekly,
New England Wochenblatt,
weekly.
Sunday Democrat, Sundays,
West Haven, Budget, weekly,
NEW LONDON CO., P^ POP. 73,152t.
Jewett City, Press, weeklj'.
Mystic River, Mystic Journal, weekly.
Mystic Press, weekly.
New Lioudou, Day, daily, >
Week, weekly, S
Morning Telegraph,
daily,
Norwich, Morning Bulletin, daily.
Courier, weekly,
Cooley's Weekly,
People's Gazette, weekly,
Stonington, Mirror, weekly,
TOLLAND CO., ^ POP. 24,112+.
Andover, Bee Hive, bi-monthly.
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TOLLAND CO.
Rockville, Journal, weekly, K 2
Tolland Co. Leader, weekly, J 1
South Coventry, Coventry Local Regis-
ter, weekly, L 2
Stafford Springs, Home Messenger, w'kly, K 2
Press, weekly, L 2
WINDHAM CO., cf POP. 43,856+.
Danielsonville, Windham Co. Transcript,
weekly,
Plainfleld, Messenger, weekly.
Home Friend, monthly,
Putnam, Patriot, weeklj',
Windham Co. News, weekly.
Windham Co. Standard, w'kly,
WUlimantic, Chronicle, weeklj%
Journal, weekly,
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DELAWARE.
Pop., 146,608+.
KENT CO., D POP. 32,8T4+.
Dover, Delawarean, weekly,
Delaware Farm and Home, w'j-.
State Sentinel, weekly,
Harrington, Enterprise, weekly,
Milford, Chronicle, weekly.
Peninsular News and Adver-
tiser, weekly,
Smyrna, Record, weeklj.
Times, weekly,
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NEW CASTLE CO., i POP. 77,716+.
Middletown, New Era, weekly, K 1
Transcript, weekly, K 1
Newark, Delaware Ledger, weekly, K 1
Delaware College Review, m'ly, K 2
New Castle, Star, weekly, J 2
Wilmington, Every Evening audi
Commercial, daily, 1 H 2
Delaware Gazette and j
State Journal, w'y, J
Freie Presse, dailj', ?
Delaware Pionier, w'y, J
Morning News, daily, }
weekly,)
Republican, daily, }
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Peninsula Methodist, W'J', 12
People's Witness, weeklj'.
Sunday Morning Star,
Sundays, H 2
Times, weekly.
Wilmingtonian, weekly, J 1
SUSSEX CO., ^ pop.*6,018+.
Georgetow^n, Delaware Democrat,
weekly, K %
Sussex Journal, w'ly, J 1
Laurel, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Lewes, Breakwater Light, weekly, K 2
Seaford, Delaware Review, weekly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Pop., 177,624+.
Washington,
Critic, dailj'.
Evening Star, daily, ?
" " weekly, )
National Republican, daily, ?
Post, daily, )
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Journal, tri-
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Reporter, dailj',
Washingtoner
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American, weekly,
American Flag, weekly.
American Orangeman, weeklj'.
American Protestant, weekly,
Ai-my and Navy Register, w'ly, I 1
Bee, weeklj', 1 2
Boyce's Saturday Anvil, w'ly.
Capital, Sundays, H 2
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Wai^hiuRtoi),
Church News, Sundays.
Courant, weekly,
Craftsman, weekly,
Der Volks-Tribun, weekly.
Grocer and Merchant, weekly.
Hatchet, weekly.
Law Reporter, weeklj'.
National Free Press, Sundays,
National Post-Echo, weekly.
National Tribune, weekly,
National View, weekly,
People's Advocate, weekly,
Public Opiuion, weekly.
Republic, Sundajs,
Sentinel, weekly,
Sunday Chronicle, Sundays,
Sundaj' Gazette, Sundays,
Sunday Herald, Sundays,
U. S. Government Advertiser,
weekly.
World's News, Sundays,
Copp's Land Owner, semini'ly,
American Microscopical Jour-
nal, monthly,
♦Banner of Love, monthly.
College Journal (Georgetown),
monthly.
Council Fire, monthly.
Courier, monthly,
Hudson's Army and Navy List,
monthly.
National Illustrated Magazine,
monthly.
Patent and Court House Rec-
ord, monthly.
Patentee, mouthy.
Pilgrim Press, monthly.
Railroader, monthly.
Real Estate Review, monthly.
Reporter, monthly.
Temple Star, monthly,
U. S. Gazette, monthly,
U. S. Government Publications
Catalogue, monthly,
Vedette, monthly,
* African Repository, quarterly.
American Annals of the Deaf,
quarterly.
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Pop., 269,493+.
ALACHUA CO., ^ POP. 26,780.
Gainesville, Advocate, daily, )
Alachua Advocate, w'y, )
Micanopy, Gazette, weeklj%
Waldo, Advertiser, weeklj-,
BAKER CO., i 2,303+.
Macclenny, Baker Co. Sentinel, w'kly, L 2
BRADFORD CO., ^ POP. 6,112+.
Lake Butler, Bradford Co. Times, w'y, K 1
Starke, Florida Telegraph, weekly, K 1
BREVARD CO., P POP. 1,478+.
Titusville, Florida Star, weekly, J 1
Indian River Sun, weeklj', L 2
CLAY CO., d] POP. 2,8:38+.
Green Cove Springs, Spring, weekly, L2
COLUMBIA CO.. ^ POP. 9,589+.
ake City, Reporter, weekly,
DtJVAL CO., [^ POP. 19,431+.
Jacksonville,
Florida Herald, daily, I
weekly. S
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weekly,
Morning News, daily.
Florida Dispatch, weekly, H 1
Florida Farmer and Fruit Grower,
weekly.
Florida Templar, weekly.
People's Journal, weekly, K 2
Southern Leader, weekly, L 2
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DUVAL CO.
Jacksonville,
Tropical Paradise, weekly.
Church and Home, semi monthly,
Florida Grove and Garden, m'ly.
Florida Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, monthly.
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ESCAMBIA CO., tl POP. 12,156+.
Pensacola, Advance-Gazette, semi-w'y, K 1
Commercial, semi-weekly, J 1
Pensacolian, weekly, K 1
FRANKLIN CO., ~D POP. 1,791+.
Apalachicola, Times, weekly, K 1
GADSDEN CO., "□ POP. 12,169+.
Quincy, Herald, weekly, K 2
HAMILTON CO., 6 POP. 6,790+.
Jasper, Courier, weeklj% L2
HERNANDO CO., O POP. 7,500.
Brooksville, Hernando News, weekly.
Register, weekly, J 1
HILLSBOROUGH CO., P POP. 5,814+.
Clear Water Harbor, West Hillsborough
Times, weekly, L 2
Plant City, South Florida Courier, w'kly, L 2
Tampa, Ti-ibune, semi .veekly, K 2
Guardian, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly.
JACKSON CO., "n POP. 14,372+.
Marianna, Jackson Co. Times, weekly, K 2
West Florida Courier, w'ly, K 1
West Florida Enquirer, w'y.
JEFFERSON CO., "D POP. 16,065+
M!onticello, Constitution, weekly,
LEON CO., ~t] POP. 19,662+.
Tallahassee, Floridian, weekly,
Tallahassean and Land of
Flowers, weekly,
LEVY CO., D POP. 5,767+.
Bronson, Levy Co. Times, weekly.
Cedar Keys, Gulf View, weekly,
MADISON CO., [^ POP. 14,798+.
Madison, Recorder, weekly,
MANATEE CO., t? POP. 6,000.
Fort Ogden, Peninsula Gazette, weekly.
Liverpool, Ornnge Grove, monthly.
Manatee, Manatee River Advocate, w'kly, L2
Pine Level, Times, weekly, L 2
MARION CO., n POP. 18,765.
Citra, New Era, weekly.
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Kerr City, Advertiser, weekly.
Ocala, Banner, weekly, J 1
Rural Free Press, weekly, K 2
MONROE CO., POP. ^ 18,000.
Fort Myers, Press, weekly, K 1
Key West, Democi-at, weekly, Kl
El Pueblo, weekly.
Equator, weekly, K 1
Key of the Gulf, weekly, K 1
La Propaganda, Sundays.
NASSAU CO., ^ POP. 6,635+.
Fernandiua, Florida Mirror, weekly, K 1
ORANGE CO., D POP. 16,8.36.
Apopka, Union, weekly,
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Eustis, Eustis Lake Region, weekly,
Semi-Tropical, Sundays,
Kissimmee City, Kissimmee Leader, w'y, K 1
Longwood, Florida Republican, weekly.
M£|,itland (Lake Maitland P. O.), Courier,
weekly, K 1
Ocoee, South Apoka Times, monthly, L 2
Orlando, Record, daily, L 2
Orange Co. Reporter, weekly, K 2
South Florida Sentinel, w'ly, K 2
State Temperance Alliance,
weekly.
Southern Progress, monthly, H 2
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FLORIDA.
ORANGE CO.
Sanford, Journal, dally. )
" weekly, i K 1
Florida Christian Advocate, w'y.
South Florida Ai-gus, weekly.
Sorrento, Florida Highland Press, weekly.
Tavares, Herald, weekly, L 2
Umatilla, Southern Star, weekly.
Winter Park, New Age, weekly.
POLK CO., P POP. 3,181+.
Bartow, Polk Co. Informant, weekly, K 1
Fort Meade, Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Haines City, Times, weekly.
Lakeland, News, weekly, L 2
PUTNAM CO., ti POP. 12,000.
Crescent City, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Keuka, Faniilj' Companion, monthly, .J 2
Palatka, News, daily, > L2
weekly, ( K 2
Herald, weekly, J 1
Semi-Tropical Floridian, w'y.
Southern Sun, weekly, K 2
ST. JOHNS CO., i POP. 4,53o+.
St. Augustine, Press, weekly, K2
St. Johns' Co. Weekly, L 2
SANTA ROSA CO., ^ POP. 6,645-i'.
Milton, Santa Rosa News, weekly,
SUMTER CO., D POP. 4,686t.
Leesburgh, Commercial, weekly,
Oxford, Mascotte, weekly,
Sumterville, Times, weekly.
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SUWANNEE CO., [^ POP. 7,161+.
Branford, Suwannee River Messenger,w'y, L 1
Live Oak, Banner of Liberty, weekly, K 1
Florida Bulletin,' weekly, L 2
Florida Baptist, monthly, L 2
VOLUSIA CO., n POP. 6,667.
Daytona, East Coast Messenger, weekly, L 2
Halifax Journal, weekly, K 1
De Land, Florida Agriculturist, weekly, J 1
Florida Baptist Witness, w'kly, J 1
Florida Chronicle, weekly, K 1
De Leon Springs, Courier, weekly, L 2
Emporia, Advance, weekly.
Enterprise, Herald, w^eekly, L 2
Orange City, South Florida Times, w'kly, L 2
Seville, Independent, weekly, L 2
WAKULLA CO., b POP. 2,723+.
Crawfordville, Wakulla Times, w'kly.
WALTON CO., \j POP. 4,201+.
De Funiak Springs, Signal, weekly, Kl
WASHINGTON CO., \2 POP. 4,089.
Chipley, Washington Co. Times, weekly, L 1
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Pop., 1,542,180+.
APPLING CO., C\ POP. 5,276+.
Baxley, Banner, weekly,
BALDWIN CO., n POP. 13,806+.
Milledgeville, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Union and Recorder,
weekly, K 2
BARTOW CO., "d POP. 18,690+.
Cartersville, Courant-American, w'y, J l
Way of Life, semi-m'ly, 1 1
BERRIEN CO., P POP. 6,619+.
Allapaha, Star, weekly.
BIBB CO., D POP. 27,147+.
Macon, Evening News, daily, J 1
Telegraph, dally, > H 1
^' weekly, S H 2
People's Choice, weekly.
GEORGIA.
BIBB CO.
Macon, Wesleyan Christian Advocate,
weekly, G 1
Dental Luminary, quarterly, K 1
BROOKS CO., g POP. 11,727+.
Quitman, Free Press, weekly, L Z
BULLOCH CO., D- POP. 8,053+.
Excelsior, Pioneer and Eagle, weekly, L 2
BURKE CO., D- POP. 27,128+.
Waynesboro, True Citizen, weekly, K Z
BUTTS CO., D POP. 8,311+.
Jackson, News, semi- weekly, L 2
Middle Georgia Argus, w'kly, L Z
CALHOUN CO., p POP. 7,024+.
Leary's, Calhoun Co. Cornier, weekly, L Z
CAMPBELL CO., -D POP. 9,970+.
Fairburn, Campbell News, weekly, L 2
CARROLL CO., -D POP. 16,901+.
Carrollton, Carroll Co. Times, w^eekly, K 2
Carroll Free Press, weekly, K 2
Villa Rica, Gold Leaf, weekly.
CATOOSA CO., \3 POP. 4,739+.
Ringgold, Catoosa Courier, w^eekly, L Z
CHATHAM CO., Q, POP. 45,023+.
Savannah, Evening Call, daily.
Morning News, daily. ) G 1
weekly, J G2
Times, daily, J 2
Georgia Familien- Journal,
weekly, K 2
Local, weekly, L 2
Tribune, weekl.y.
Mystic Brotherhood, semi-
monthly, K 1
CHATTOOGA CO., \d POP. 10,021+.
Summerville, Chattooga News, w'kly.
Gazette, weekly, L 2
CHEROKEE CO., (^ POP. 14,325+.
Canton, Cherokee Advance, weekly, J 1
CLARKE CO., i POP. 11,702+.
Athens, Banner- Watchman, daily, ) Kl
Sundays, } K 1
weekly, ) 12
Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Progress, monthly, X
Southern Farmer, monthly.
CLAY CO., P POP. 6,650+.
BlufEton, Springs, weekly.
Fort Gaines, Advertiser, weeklj',
Star, weekly.
Tribune, weekly,
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CI-AYTON CO., -D POP. 8,027+.
Jonesboro, News, weekly, K 1
COBB CO., ^ POP. 20,748+.
Marietta, Journal, weekly, K 2
Labor Gazette, weekly.
COLUBtBIA CO., D- POP. 10,465+.
Harlem. Columbia Sentinel, weekly, L 2
COWETA CO., -n POP. 21,109+.
Newnau, Coweta Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, K 2
Senoia, Sentinel, weekly, L2
DADE CO., ti POP. 4,702+.
Trenton, Dade Co. Times, weekly, L2
DAWSON CO., ^ POP. 5,837+.
Dawsonville, News, weekly, L2
DECATUR CO., P POP. 19,072+.
Bainbridge, Democrat, weekly, K 1
DE KALB CO., i POP. 14,497+.
Decatur, DeKalb Chronicle, weekly, K2
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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GEOKOIA.
DODGE CO., n POP. 5,358+.
Eastman, Dodge Co., Journal, weekly, L 2
Times, weeklj', K 2
DOOLY CO., ^ POP. 12,420+.
Vienna, Dooly Vindicator, weekly, L 2
DOUGHERTY CO., P POP. 12,622+.
Albany, News and Advertiser, daily, ? L 2
w'ly, 5 12
DOUGLAS CO., -n POP. 6,934+.
Douglassville, Star, weekly, K2
EARLY CO., P POP. 7,611+.
Blakely, Early Co. News, weekly, L 2
EFFINGHAM CO., -D POP. 5,979+.
Guyton, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
ELBERT CO., cf POP. 12,957+.
Elbertou, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Leader, weekly, L 2
EMANUEL CO., D- POP. 9,759+.
S^vaiusboro, Pine Forest, weekly, L 2
FLOYD CO., Y: POP. 24,418+.
Cave Spring, Congregational Methodist,
semi-monthly, K 1
Rome, Bulletin, daily, ) L 2
weekly, 5 K 2
Courier, daily, ( K 1
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Georgia Clipper, weekly.
FORSYTH CO., [^ POP. 10,559+.
Cummiug:, Clarion, weekly, K 1
FRANKLIN CO., rf POP. 11,453+.
Carnesville, Franklin Co. Register, w'y, K 1
Royston, Review, bi-weekly.
West Bowersville, American Union, w'ly, L 2
FULTON CO., (i POP. 49,137+.
Atlanta, Constitution, daily, ? G2
" w^eekly S B 1
Evening Capitol, daily, H 2
Journal, daily, ) HI
weekly, S H 1
Avalanche, Sundays.
Christian Index and Southern
Baptist, weekly, G 1
Defiance, weekly, H 1
Mail and Express, Sundays.
Mail and Post, weekly, H 1
National, weekly, 12
Presbyterian, weekly, ' J 1
Sunday Telegram, Sundays, H 2
Sunny South, weekly, F 2
Temperance Advocate, w'klj', K 2
Working World, weekly, H 1
Dixie, monthly. H 2
Electric Star, monthly, J l
Georgia Eclectic Medical Jour-
nal, monthly, K 2
Georgia Stock and Agricult-
ural Journal, monthly, J 1
Kenesaw Gazette, monthly.
Medical and Surgical Jour-
nal, monthly, H 1
Southern Agent, monthly.
Southern Cultivator and
Dixie Farmer, monthly, D 1
Southern Dental Journal, m'y, K 2
Southern Evangelist, mo'thly, H 2
Southern Industrial Record,
monthly, H 2
Southern Industries, m'th'y, I 2
Southern Medical Record, m'y, K 2
Southern Travelers' Official
Railway Guide, monthly.
1 Spelman Messenger, monthly, K 2
State, Town and Country, m'y.
East Point, Plowboy, weekly, K 1
GILMER CO., 9 POP. 8,886+.
Ellijay, Courier, weekly, L 2
GLASCOCK CO., D- POP. 3,577+.
Gibson, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
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GLYNN CO., Q, POP. 6,497+.
Brunswick, Breeze, daily, Kl
Herald, semi- weekly, L 2
Advertiser and Appeal,
weekly, K 1
GORDON CO., \2 POP. 11,171+.
Calhoun, Times, weekly, L 2
GREENE CO., D POP. 17,547+.
Greensboro, Herald and Journal, w'y, K 1
GWINNETT CO., [^ POP. 19,531+.
Ijawrenceville, Gwinnett Herald, w'y, K 1
HABERSHAM CO., □' POP. 8,718+.
Clarkesville, Advertiser, weekly,
Toccoa, News, weekly,
HALL CO.. (i POP. 15,298+.
Gainesville, Eagle, weekly,
HANCOCK CO., D POP. 16,989+.
Sparta, Ishmaelite, weekly,
HARALSON CO., -D POP. 5,974+.
Buchanan, Haralson Co. Banner, w'ly, K 1
Tallapoosa, Journal, weekly. L 2
Waco, Enterprise, weekly.
HARRIS CO., -n POP. 15,758+.
Hamilton, Joui-nal, semi-weekly,
HART CO., c/ POP. 9,094+.
Hartwell, Sun, weekly,
HEARD CO., -n POP. 8,769+.
Franklin, News, weekly,
HENRY CO., -a POP. 14,193+.
Hampton, Enterprise, weekly.
McDonough, Henry Co. Weekly,
HOUSTON CO., D POP. 22,414+.
Fort Valley, Mirror, weekly,
Peri'y, Home Journal, weekly,
JACKSON CO., i POP. 16,297+'.
Jefferson, Jackson Herald, weekly,
JASPER CO., n POP. 11,851+.
Monticello, Jasper Co. News, weekly, L 2
JEFFERSON CO., D- POP. 15,671+.
liouisville, News and Farmer, weekly, L 2
JOHNSON CO., n POP. 4,800+.
Wrightsville, Recorder, weekly,
LAURENS CO., D POP. 10,053+.
Dublin, Gazette, weekly,
Post, weekly,
LEE CO., P POP. 10,577+.
Smithville, Smithviile and Lee Co. News,
weekly.
LIBERTY CO., O, POP. 10,649+.
Hinesville, Gazette, weekly, L2
LINCOLN CO., cf POP. 6,412+.
liiucolntou. News, weekly, L 1
LOWNDES CO., P POP. 11,049+.
Valdosta, Times, weekly, K 2
LUMPKIN CO., li POP. 6,526+.
Dahlonega, Signal, weekly, L2
MC DUFFIE CO., D- POP. 9,449+.
Thomson, McDuffle Journal, weekly, K 2
MC INTOSH CO., □, POP. 6,241+.
Darien, Timber Gazette, weekly, L 2
MACON CO., -D POP. 11.675+.
Marshallville, Times, weekly.
Montezuma, Record, weekly, K 1
MADISON CO., rf POP. 7,978+.
DanielsTille, Monitor, weekly, L2
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MERHVETHER CO., -D POP. 17,651+.
Greenville, Mei-iwether Vindicator, w'y,L 2
MILTON CO., i POP. 6,261+.
Alpharetta, Milton Democrat, weekly, K 1
MITCHELL CO., P POP, 9,392+.
Camilla, South Georgia Clarion, w'kly, K 1
MONROE CO., n POP. 18,808+.
Forsyth, Monroe Advertiser, weekly, K 2
MONTGOMERY CO., D POP. 5,o81+.
Mt. Vernon, Montgomery Monitor, w'y.
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MORGAN CO., D POP. 14,032+.
Madison, Advertisei", weekly.
Madisouian, weekly,
MURRAY CO., "ti POP. 8,269+.
Spring Place, North Georgia Times,
weekly,
MTTSCOGEE CO., -Q POP. 19,322+.
Columbus, Enquirer-Sun, daily, )
" weekly,
" Sundays,
Ledger, daily.
NEWTON CO., D POP. 13.623+.
Covington, Georgia Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Star, weekly, K 1
Oxford, Emory Phoenix, monthly.
OGLETHORPE CO., [/ POP. 15,400+.
Ijexingtou, Oglethorpe Echo, weekly, K 2
PAULDING CO., Id pop. 10,887+.
Dallas, Paulding New Era, weekly, L 2
PIERCE CO., n^ POP. 4,538+.
Blackshear, Georgian, weekly, L 2
PIKE CO., -a POP. 15,849+.
Barnesvllie, Gazette, weekly, J 1
Mail, weekly, K 1
Orthodox Democrat, weekly, L 2
Georgia Farmer, seml-in'hlj%
POLK CO., \2 POP. 11,952+.
Cedarto^vu, Advertiser, weekly,
PULASKI CO., n POP. 14,053+.
Hawkinsville, Dispatch, weekly.
News, weeklj',
PUTNAM CO., n POP. 14,539+.
Eatonton, Messenger, weekly,
Middle Geoi'gia Banner, w'y.
QUITMAN CO., P POP. 4,392+.
Georgetown, Echo, weekly.
RANDOLPH CO., P POP. 13,341+.
Cnthbert, Enterprise and Appeal, w'ly, J 1
Liberal, weekly.
RICHMOND CO., D- POP. 34,665+.
Augusta, Chronicle, daily,
" Sundays,
weekly.
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Evening News, daily, )
" weekly, J
Georgia Baptist, weekly.
Globe and Laud, weekly.
Sentinel, %veekly,
ROCKDALE CO., D POP. 6,838+.
Couyers, Solid South, weeklj'.
Weekly,
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SCHLEY CO., -a POP. 5,302+.
Ellaville, Schley Co. Enterprise, w'kly, L2
SCREVEN CO., D- POP. 12,786+.
Mlllen, Central Beacon, weekly, L 2
Sylvauia, Telephone, weekly, K 1
GEORGIA.
SPALDING CO., -O POP. 12.585+.
Griffin, News, daily, I
" weekly, S
Sun, weekly,
STEWART CO., P POP. 13,998+.
liUinpkiu, Independent, weekly.
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SUMTER CO., P POP. 18,239+.
Americus,
Recorder, dailv, ? L 2
weekly, S J 1
Sumter Republican, semi-weekly, ) L 2
weekly, ^ K2
TALBOT CO., -n POP. 14,115+.
Talbotton, New Era, weekly, K 1
TALIAFERRO CO., D POP. 7,034+.
Crawfordville, Democrat, weekly, K 1
TATNALL CO., C\ PQP. 6,988+.
Reidsvil I e. Enterprise, weekly, L2
TAYLOR CO., -a POP. 8,597+.
Butler, Herald, weekly, L 2
Gospel Messenger, monthly, G 1
TERRELL CO., P POP. 10,451+.
Dawson, Journal, weekly, K2
Southwestern News, weekly, K 1
THOMAS CO., P POP. 20,597+.
Thomasville, Enterprise, weekly, L2
Times, weekly, J 1
TROUP CO., -a POP. 20,565+.
Hogansville.Enterprise, weekly, K 1
L»a Grange, Reporter, weekly, J 1
West Point, Press, weekly, L 2
UPSON CO., -n POP. 12.400+.
Thoinaston, Times, weekly, K 2
WALKER CO., "t] POP. 11,056+.
La Fayette, Walker Co. Messenger, w'y, J 1
WALTON CO., i POP. 15,622+.
Monroe, Walton News, weekly. K 2
WARE CO., Q, POP. 4,159+.
Way Cross, Headlight, weekly, K 1
Reporter, weekly, L 2
WARREN CO., n- POP. 10,885+.
Warrenton, Clipper, weekly, K 1
WASHINGTON CO., D POP. 21,964+.
Sandersville, Herald, weekly, K 1
Mercury, weekly, L 2
WAYNE CO., [=1 POP. 5,980+.
Jesup, Sentinel, weekly, L2
■WHITFIELD CO., V| POP. 11,900+.
Daltou, Argus, weekly, K 1
North Georgia Citizen, weekly, K 1
Music Teacher, monthly, J 1
WILKES CO., cf POP. 15,985+.
Washington, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, K 1
WILKINSON CO., D POP. 12,061+.
Irwinton, Southerner Appeal, weekly, K 2
WORTH CO., cp POP. 5,892+.
Sumner, Worth Co. Local, weekly, L 2
IL.L.IXOIS.
Pop., 3,077,871+.
ADAMS CO., -a POP. 59,135+.
Camp Point, Journal, weekly,
Clayton, Enterprise, weekly,
Loralne, Times, weekly.
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ADAMS CO.
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Mendon, Dispatch, weeklj',
Paysou, Adams Co. News and Central
Recorder, monthly,
Qiiincy, Germania, daily, )
" weekly, j
Herald, daUy, )
" weekly, )
Journal, daily,
News, daily.
Whig, daily, >
" weekly, j
Enterprise, weekly,
Farmers' Call, weekly,
Saturday Review, weekly,
Sunday Optic, Sundays,
Farm Cottage, monthlj-.
Journal of Industry, monthly.
Western Agriculturist, m'thly.
Medical Call, bi monthly,
ALEXANDER CO., Q POP. 14,808+.
Cairo, Argus, daily, ) K 1
" weekly, S K 2
Bulletin, daily, ) K 1
weekly, \ K 2
People, semi-weekly.
Citizen, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly. L 2
BOND CO., P POP., 14,866+.
Greenville, Advocate, weekly, J l
Sun, weekly, J 1
BOONE CO.. tl POP. 11,508+.
Belvidere, North-western, weekly, J 1
Standard, weekly, K 1
Capron, Herald, weekly, K 2
BROWN CO., -n POP. 13,041+.
mount Sterlinar, Brown Co. Gazette,
weekly, K 1
Illinois Democrat-
Message, weekly, J 2
Versailles, Entei-prise, weekly, L 2
BUREAU CO., i POP. a3,172+.
Buda, Bureau Co. Times, weekly, L 2
Princeton, Bureau Co. News, weekly, K 1
Bureau Co. Republican, w'y, H 1
Bureau Co. Tribune, w'kly, J 1
Spring Valley, Gazette, weekly, K 1
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Beacon, semi-weekly, I
weekly, )
Blade, weeklj%
Herald Express, weekly,
Sun, weekly.
Volksfreund, weekly,
Batavla, Gleaner, weekly.
News, weekly,
Elgin, Courier, daily, )
" weekly, )
News, daily, )
Advocate, weekly, J
Democrat, weekly,
Deutsche Zeitung, weekly,
Every Saturday, weekly,
Geneva, Patrol, weekly,
Republican, weekly,
Hampshire, Register, weekly,
St. Charles, Valley Chronicle, weekly,
KANKAKEE CO., D- POP. 25,047+.
Kankakee, Chief, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, J 2
Manteno. Independent, weekly.
Momence, Reporter, weekly, K 1
St. Anne, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
KEXDAIi, CO., li POP. 13,083+.
Milllngton, Enterprise, weekly, L 1
Oswego, Reporter, weeklj-.
Piano, Kendall Co. News, weekly, K 1
Mirror, weekly, L 2
Pivot, weekly, L 2
Yorkville, Kendall Co. Record, w'kly, J 1
KNOX CO., -a POP. 38,344+.
Abingdon, Argus, weekly, K 1
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Gleaner, monthly.
Altona, Journal, weeklj% L 1
Galesbnrg,
Republican-Register, daily, ) K 1
" " weekly, ) J 2
Plaindealer, weekly, K 2
Press and People, weekly, J 1
Coup d'Etat, monthlj-, L 2
Lombard Review, monthly, L 1
Railroad Brakemen's Journal,
monthly, H 1
Knoxville, Knox Co". Republican, weekly, K 2
Yates City, Industrial Banner, weekly, L 2
LAKE CO., cf POP. 21,296+.
Libertyville, Lake Co. Times, weekly, J 2
Waukegau, Gazette, weekly, I 2
Lake Co. Patriot, weekly, J 1
LA SALLE CO., ^ POP. 70,403+.
Dana, Herald, weekly, L 1
Earlville, Advocate, weekly.
Leader, weekly, J 1
La Salle, Twin City Journal, daily.
Democrat Press, weekly, J 1
ILLINOIS.
LA SALLE CO.
La Salle, Express, weekly.
Republican, w^eekly,
Leland, Express, weekly,
Lostant, Local, weekly,
Marseilles, News, weekly,
Plaindealer, weekly.
Register, weekly,
Mendota, Bulletin, weekly.
Post, weekly,
Reporter, weekly,
Ottawa, Journal, daily, )
" weekly, J
Times, daily, )
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La Salle Co. Herbld, semi-w'y.
Central Illinois Wochenblatt,
weekly, J 1
Free Trader, weeklj', J 2
Globe, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, J 1
Brick, Tilf- and Pottery
Gazette, monthly, I 2
Peru, Twin-City News Herald, weekly, K 2
Seneca, Record, weekly, L 2
Sheridan, Independent, weeklj-.
Streator, Free Press, daily, ? J 1
" weekly, J Kl
Independent, daily.
Monitor, daily, ) K 1
weekly, } K2
Sundays, ) J 1
Times, dailj', ) K 2
Sundays, [ K2
weekly, ) J 1
Volksblatt und Beobachter, w'y, K 1
American Church, monthly.
Church Telephone, monthly.
Tonica, News, weekly, L 2
Utica, Gazette, weekly.
LAWRENCE CO., Q, POP. 13,663+.
Lai;vreiiceville, Democratic Herald,
weekly, L 2
Rural Republican,
weekly, L 2
Sumner, Press, weekly, K 1
LEE CO., i POP. 27,491+.
Amboy, Journal, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, K 1
Ashton, Sentinel, weekly, L2
Compton, Record, weekly, L 1
Dixou, Telegraph, daily, ) L 2
weekly, S J 1
Sun, weekly, K 2
Franklin Grove, Reporter, weekly, L 2
Lee, Gazette, weekly.
Paw Paw, Eagle Herald, weekly.
Lee Co. Times, weekly, K 2
LIVINGSTON CO., D POP. 38,450+.
Ancona, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Chatsworth, Herald, weekly, K 1
Plaindealer, weekly, K 2
Dwight, Star, weekly, K 1
Fairbury, Blade, weekly, K 2
Flanagan, Home Times, weekly.
Forest, Rambler, weekly, K 1
Pontiac, Free Trader and Obsei'ver, w'y, J 1
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
LOGAN CO., a POP. 25,037+.
Atlanta, Argus, weeklj% K 1
Liucolu, Journal, daily, ) K 1
, Logan Co. Tribune, weekly, ) K 2
Herald, weekly, J 1
Logan Co. Volksblatt, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Lincolnlau, monthly.
University Register, monthly, L 2
Mount Pulaski, Republican, weekly, K 1
Times Citizen, weekly, J 1
MC DONOUGH CO., -D POP. 27,970+.
Blandinsville. Review, weekly, K 1
Bushnell, McDonough Democrat, weekly, K 1
Record, weekly, K 2
Colchester, Independent, weekly, K 1
Ne"ws, weekly, K 1
Good Hope, Index, weekly, L 2
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Macomb, Eagle, weekly, K2
Illinois B.y-Stancler, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, J 1
Prairie City, Herald, weekly, L 2
News, weekly.
MC HENRY CO., [^ POP. 24,908+.
Harvard, Independent, weekly, K 2
McHeniy, Plaindealer, weekly, J 1
Marengo, Republican, weekly, K 1
Nunda, Hei-ald, weekly, K 2
Richmond, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Woodstock, McHenrj^ Co. Democrat, w'yK 2
McHenry Co. Volksblatt,
weekly.
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
MC LEAN CO., D POP. 60,100+.
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Belleflower, Patriot, weekly.
Blooiningtou, Bulletin, dally,
" weekly
" Sundays
Leader, daily, )
" weekly, S
Pantagraph, daily, )
" weekly, i
Illinois Freemason, w'y.
Journal, weekly, K 2
Lancet, weekly.
McLean Co. Deutsche
Presse, weekly, K 1
Odd Fellows' Herald, w'yG 1
Sunday Eye, Sundays, H 2
Illinois School Journal,
monthly, 1 1
Wesleyan Bee, monthly, L 1
Chenoa, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Colfax, Chronicle, weekly.
Reporter, weekly, LI
Danvers, Dispatch, weekly, L 2
Hey worth. Standard, weekly, L 2
Le Roy, Eagle, weekly.
Free Press, weekly, L 2
Lexington, Review, weekly, K 1
McLean, Lens, ^veekly, L 2
Saybrook, Gazette, weekly, K 1
MACON CO., n POP. 30,665+.
Blue Mound, Cyclone, weekly, L 2
Decatur, Labor Bulletin, dally, ) Kl
" " weekly, j K2
Morning Herald, dailv, ? J 2
weekly,
12
Republican, dally, ) K 2
weekly, S
Review^, dally, ?
J2
Jl
weekly, ^ J 2
State Sentinel, w^eekly, J 2
Our Country and Village
Schools, monthly, H 2
Railroad Reporter, monthly.
Maroa, News, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly
Warrensburg, Times, weekly.
MACOUPIN CO., n POP. 37,692+.
Brighton, News, weekly, L 2
Bunker Hill, Democi-at, weekly, L 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
CarliuTille, Democrat, semi-weekly, ? L 2
weekly, S J 1
Macoupin Co. Enquirer, w'y,K 2
Our Hammer, weekly.
Blackburnian, monthly, L 1
Girard, Gazette, weekly. L 2
Mount Olive, Herald, weekly, L 2
Staunton, Times, weekly, K 1
Vlrden, Record, weekly, L 2
Reporter, weekly, K 1
Homebullder, monthly.
MADISON CO., P POP. 50,126+.
Alton, Democrat, daily, ) K 1
weekly, S K 2
Morning Sentinel, dally, ) K 1
weekly, S K l
Telegraph, dally, ? K l
weekly, J J 1
Banner, weekly, J 1
ILLINOIS.
MADISON CO.
ColUnsvlUe, Herald, weekly, L 2
Progress, weekly, L 2
Edwardsville, Democrat, weekly.
Intelligencer, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
Highland, Union, weekly, J l
Troy, Record, weekly, L 2
Upper Alton, College Review, monthly, L 1
MAKION CO., ^ POP. 23,686+.
Centralia, Sentinel, daily, ) L 2
weekly, S K 1
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Union, weekl}^ K 1
Home Conference News, m'y.
Klnmundy, Express, weekly, L 2
Odin, Journal, weekly, L 2
Southern Illinois Prohibition Battle
Axe, weekly.
Patoka, Enterprise, Aveekly, L 2
Salem, Herald-Advocate, weekly, K 1
Marlon Co. Republican, weekly, L 2
Sandoval, Wedge, weekly.
MARSHALL CO., D POP. 15,055+.
Henry, Republican, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly.
Liacon, Home Journal, weekly, J 1
Marshall Co. Democrat, weekly, J 2
La Rose, Vidette, weekly, L 1
Sparland, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Wenona, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Index, weekly, K 1
MASON CO., D POP. 16,242+.!
Havana, Mason Co. Democrat, weekly, J 1
Mason Co. Republican, w'kly, K 1
Mason City, Independent, weeklj% K 1
MASSAC CO., ^ POP. 10,443+.
metropolis City, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Massac Journal,
weekly, L 2
MENARD CO., D POP. 13,024+.
Athens, Cjclone, weekly, L 2
Greenview, Mail, weekly, L 2
Petersburg, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Herald, weekly, J 1
Observer, weekly, K 2
Voice of Labor, weekly, I 2
MERCER CO., "□ POP. 19,502+.
Aledo, Democrat, weekly, K2
Recoi'd, weekly, K 2
Keithsburg, News, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 2
New Boston, Vedette, weekly, L 2
New Windsor, Mercer Co., Gazette, w'kly, K 1
MONROE CO., P POP. 13,682+.
Waterloo, Der Monroe Volksfreund,w'yK 1
Dollar Advocate, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, L 2
MONTGOMERY CO., D POP. 28,078+.
Hillsboro, Journal, weekly, K2
Montgomery News, weekly, J 1
Litchfield, Advocate, weekly, K 2
Monitor, weekly, K 2
Nokomis, Der Central Illinois Deutsch-
Amerlkaner, weekly, K 1
Free Press-Gazette, weekly, K 1
Raymond, Independent, weekly, K 1
MORGAN CO., -a POP. 31,514+.
Franklin, Transcript, weekly.
J acksouville, Illinois Courier, dally, ? K 1
w'ly, \ II
Journal, dally, ? K 1
weekly, S J 2
* Christian Voice and
Banner of Holiness, w'5'.
Deaf -Mute Advance, w'y, K 2
College Rambler, semi-
monthly, K 1
Meredosia, Commercial, weekly, L 2
Waverly, Jotirnal, weekly, K 1
MOULTRIE CO., O POP. 13,699+.
Sullivan, Moultrie Co. News, weekly, J 1
Progress, weekly, J 1
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OGLE CO., i POP. 29,937+.
Byron, Express, weekly, L 2
Creston, Times, weekly, L 1
Forreston, Herald, weekly, K 1
Leaf River, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Mount Morris, Gospel Messenger, weekly, F 1
Ogle Co. Democrat, w'kly, K 1
School and Home, ni'thly, L 2
Ogle Co. Medical Quart'ly, L 2
Oregon, Independent, weekly, K 2
Ogle Co. Reporter, weekly, J 1
Polo, Clipper, semi-weekly, K 1
Ogle Co. Press, weekly. J 1
Rochelle, Register, semi-weekly, K 2
Herald, weekly, K 1
PEORIA CO., n POP. 55,355+.
Brimfleld, News, weekly, L 2
Chillieothe, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Independent, weekly, L 1
Elmwood, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Messenger, weekly, K 1
Peoria, Demokrat, daily, i J 1
weekly,' \ H 1
Evening Review, daily, K 2
Journal, daily, ) H 2
Sundays, S HI
National Democrat, daily, ?
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weekly, ^ H 2
Sonne, daily, ) J 1
Sonntags Gloche, Sundays, > K 2
Die Sonne, weekly, ; J 2
Transcript, daily, ? H 2
♦ " weekly, S H 2
Commercial Report, w^eekly.
Journal of Commerce, weekly.
Saturday Evening Call, weekly,H 2
Sonntags Post, Sundays, J 1
Medical Monthly, 1 1
Princeville, Barnum's Telephone, weekly, L 2
PERRY CO., [? POP. 16,007+.
DuQuoin, Inve«tigator, w-eekly, K 1
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Pinckneyville, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Perry Co. Monitor and
Sun, weekly, K 1
PIATT CO., D POP. 15,583+.
Bement, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Cerro Gordo, New Era, weekly, L 2
Mansfield, Express, w^eekly, L 2
Monticello, Bulletin, weekly, K '4
Piatt Co. Herald, weekly, J 1
School Journal, monthly, L 2
PIKE CO., -n POP. 33,751+.
Barry, Adage, weekly, K 2
Grlggsville, Independent Press, weekly, K 2
Milton, Beacon, weekly, K 2
Perrj', Transcript, weekly, L 2
Pittsfielil, Democratic Herald, weekly, K 2
Old Flag, weekly, K 2
Pike Co. Democrat, weekly, J 2
POPE CO., ^ POP. 13,256+.
Golconda, Herald, weeklj% J 1
PULASKI CO., P POP. 9,507+.
Monnd City, Pulaski Patriot, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly.
PUTNAM CO., [^ POP. 5,554+.
Heunepiu, Putnam Record, weekly,
RANDOLPH CO., P POP. 25,690+.
Chester, Clarion, weekly.
Tribune, weekly,
Coulterville, Republican, Aveekly.
Red Bud, Torpedo, weekly.
Sparta, Plaindealer, weekly,
RICHLAND CO., □, POP. 15,545+.
Olney, Advocate, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Times, weekly,
ROCK ISLAND CO., \: POP. 38,302+.
Moline, Evening Chimes, daily. )
" *' weekly. )
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ROCK ISLAND CO.
Moline, Evening Dispatch, dally. )
K2
weekly, J J l
Republican, daily, ) K 2
weekly, ^ K 2
Western Plowman, monthly, F 2
Port Byron, Globe, weekly, K 1
Rock Island, Argus, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S J 1
Union, daily, ? J 1
weekly, S J 1
Volks Zeitung, semi-w'y, J 1
Augustana Och Mission-
aren. weekly, G 1
Rock Islander, weekly, J 2
Ungdoms-Vannen, m'ly, H 1
ST. CLAIR CO., P POP. 61,806+.
Belleville,
Arbeiter Zeitung, daily, K 1
Belleviller Post, daily. }
weekly. S J 2
Belleviller Zeitung und Stern, daily, ) K 2
♦' " " w'ly, J H 2
News-Democrat, dailv, ) L 2
weekly, <i J 1
Advocate, weeklj% J 1
Grange News, semi-monthly, J 1
East St. Louis, Gazette, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Signal, weekly, K 2
Lebanon, Journal, weekly, K 1
Mascoutah, Der Anzeiger, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, L2
SALINE CO., ^ POP. 15,940+.
Harrisburg:, Chronicle, weekly,
Mercury, weekly,
SANGAMON CO., D POP. 52,894+.
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Auburn, Citizen, weekly, L 1
American Chess Review, monthly.
Illlopolis, Illinois State Centre, weekly, L 2
Mechanicsburg, Times, weekly.
iSprinsrfield,
Illinois State Journal, daily, ? J 2
weekly, i 1 1
Illinois State Register, daily, ? II
weekly, i H2
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Morning Monitor, daily, ?
weekly
News, daily, )
" weekly. S
Illinois Freie Presse, weekly, J 1
* Odd Fellows' Review, w^eekly.
Saturday Mirror, weekly, J 2
Staats Wocheublatt, weekly, J 1
State Capital, weekly.
Old Settlers' Telephone, monthly, K 1
WilUamsville, Gazette, weekly, L 2
SCHUYLER CO., -D POP. 16,249+.
Rushville, Schuyler Citizen, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, J 2
SCOTT CO., -a POP. 10,741+,
Manchester, Scott Co. Arrow, weekly, L 2
Winchester, Standard, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
SHELBY CO., n POP. 30,270+.
Cow^den, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Moweaqua, Call, weekly.
Mail, weekly, K 1
Shelbyville, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Shelby Co. Leader, w'kly, K 2
Union, weekly, K 1
Our Best Words, bi-w'kly, J 2
Windsor, Advocate, weeklj-, L 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
STARK CO., n POP. 11,207+.
Bradford, Independent, weekly, L2
Toulou, Stark Co. News, weekly, L2
Stark Co. Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Wyoming, Post-Herald, weekly, J 1
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STEPHENSON CO., tl POP. 31,963t.
Freeport, Bulletin, dally, )
" weeklj', S
Journal, daily, ?
weekly, )
Banner, weekly.
Democrat, weeklj'',
Deutscher Anzeiger, weekly, J 2
News, monthly, K 1
Lena, Star, weeklj', K 2
Orangeville, Alert, weekly, L 2
TAZEWELL CO., D POP. 29,666+.
Delavan, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
Mackinaw, Enterprise, weekly.
Minier, News, weekly, L 2
Pekin, Evening Post, daily, ) K 2
Republican-Post, weekly, J II
Times, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S I 1
Pekiner Freie Presse, weekly, K 1
Washington, News, weekly, K 1
People's Herald, monthly.
UNION CO.. [p POP. 18,102-f-.
Anna, Talk, weekly, J 1
Cobden, Fruit Growers' Journal, semi-
monthly, K 2
J ouesboro, Gazette, weekly, J 1
VERJULION CO., D- POP. 55,000.
Danville, Commercial, daily, I
J 1
weekly, S K 2
News, dailv, ) J l
" weekly, ^ J 1
Danviller Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly, J 1
Leader, weekly, J 1
Hoopeston, Chronicle, daily, ) L 2
" ^veekly, S K 2
Independent, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly, K 2
Potomac, News, weekly,
Rossville, Press, weekly, K 1
WABASH CO., C\ POP. 9,945+.
Mount Cariiiel, Register, weekly, J 1
Republican, weekly, K 2
WARREN CO., -a POP. 22,933+.
Alexis, Argus, weekly.
Klrkwood. Leader, weekly, L 2
Little York, Ensi>;n, weekly, L 2
Monuioiith, Evening Gazette, daily, ? J 1
Atlas, weekly, 5 J 1
Review, weekly, K 2
Collegian, semi-monthly, L2
College Courier, monthly, L 2
School Chronicle, m'nthly, K 1
Roseville, Times, weekly, K 1
WASHINGTON CO., ^ POP. 21412+.
Ashley, Gazette, weeklj-, L 2
Nashville, Democrat, weekly, K2
Illinois Volksblatt, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
WATNE CO.. P POP. 21,291+.
Fairfield, Wayne Co. Press, weekly, J 1
Wajne Co. Record, weekly, K 2
WHITE CO., □, POP. 23,087+.
Carmi, Courier, weekly, J 1
Partisan, weeklj-.
Times, weekly, K 1
Enfield, Mount Cannel District Advocate,
monthly, K 2
Grayville, Independent, weekly, J 1
WHITESIDE CO., \2 POP. 30,885+.
Erie, Independent, weekly, K 1
Fulton, Journal, semi-weekly, K 2
Star, weekly, K 1
Woodnu'u's Echo, niouthlj'.
3Iori'isou, Whiteside Herald, weekly, K 2
Whiteside Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Prophetstown, Spike, weekly, L 2
Rock Falls, News, weekly, L 2
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WHITESIDE CO.
Sterling, Evening Gazette, daily, ? J 1
weekly, i 1 1
Beobachter, weeklj-, J 1
Rock River Express, weekly, L 2
Standard, weekly, K 2
Farmers' Budget, monthly.
Undertakers' Gazette, monthly, J 2
Tampico, Tornado, weekly, L 2
WILL CO., cf POP. 53,422+.
Beecher, Volksblatt, weekly, K 1
Breeders' Journal, monthly, G 1
Braidwood, Republican, weeklj-.
Joliet, News, dailj% ? J 2
weekly, i L2
Press, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J K 2
Republic and Sun, daily, ) J 1
" weekly, S 1 1
Record. Aveekly, J 1
Signal, weekly, K 2
Wochenblatt f uer Nord Illinois,
weekly, L 2
Will Co. School Journal, m'thly, K 1
Lockport, Phoenix, weekly, K 1
Will Co. Commercial Advei--
tiser, Aveeklj-, K 2
Will Co. Democrat, weekly.
Peotone, Eagle, weeklj-, L 2
Wilmington, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Review, weekly, K 1
WILLIAMSON CO., Q POP. 19,32^.
Mariou, Egyptian Press, weekly, L 2
Independent, weekly.
Monitor, weekly, K 1
Bender, semi-monthlj^.
WIN'NEBAGO CO., ^ POP. 30,505+.
Durand, Argus, weeklj% K 1
Pecatonica, NeAvs, weekly, K 1
Rockford, Gazette, daily, ) J 2
semi-weekly, > J 2
" weekly, ; J 2
Registei-, daily, ) J 2
" semi weekly, > K 1
weekly, ) J 2
Germania, weekly, K 1
* Golden Censer, weekly.
Journal, weekly, J 1
Monitor, weekly, L 2
Christian Gleaner, monthlj', G 1
Farmers' Monthlj*.
Rockton, Herald, weekly, K 1
WOODFORD CO., D POP. 21,620+.
Benson, Argus, weekly.
El Paso, Journal, weeklj-.
Eureka, Journal, weekly.
Progress, weekly.
Metaiiiora^ Woodford Sentinel, w'kly, K 1
Minonk, Blade, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, K 1
Washburn, Reveille, weeklj', K 1
Sentinel, weeklj-, L 1
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Pop., 1,97S,301+.
AX>AMS CO., cf POP. 15,385+.
Berne, ChristlicherBundes-Bote, seml-m'y, J 1
Decatur, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Journal, weeklj', K 1
Geneva, Herald, weeklj-.
ALLEN CO., cf POP. 54,T63+.
Fort Wayne, , ., , „^
Gazette, daily. > HI
" weekly, ^ 1 2
Indiana Staats-Zeitung, daily, ) K 2
w'ly, S J 2
Journal, dailj', ? J 2
weekly, J I 2
News, daily, ( I 1
" weekly, S ^2
Sentinel, daily, ) I «
weekly, S 12
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ALLEN CO.
Fort AVayne,
Dispatch, weekly,
Weltburger, vveeklj',
American Farmer, monthly,
National Monitor of Poultry
and Pets, monthly,
Methodist Pulpit and Pew,
bi-monthly,
Journal of the Medical Sciences,
quarterly,
Monroeville, Breeze, weekly,
BARTHOLOMEW CO., C? POP. 22,777+.
Columbus, Evening Republican, daily, )
w'ly.J
Herald, daily, )
" weekly, )
News, weekly.
Hope, News-Journal, weekly,
Normal Instructor, monthly,
BENTON' CO., -n POP. 11,108+.
Ambia, News, weekly,
FoTvler, Benton Review, weekly,
Era, weekly,
Oxford, Tribune, weeldy,
BLACKFORD CO., D- POP. 8,020+.
Hartford City, Telegram, weekly.
Times, weekly.
BOONE CO., n POP. 25,922+.
Jamestown, Tribune, weekly,
Lebanon, Mercury, weekly,
Patriot, weekly.
Pioneer, weekly,
Thorntown, Ai-gus, weekly,
ZionsvUle, Times, weekly,
BROWN CO., P POP. 10,2ft4+.
Nashville, Brown Co. Democrat, w'ly,
CARROLL CO., D POP. 18,S4o+.
Camden, Expositor, weekly,
Delphi, Journal, weekly,
News-Letter, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Flora, Fountain City Enterprise, weekly,
CASS CO., i POP. 27,611+.
Liogansport, Journal, daily, )
" weekly, 5
Pharos, daily, ?
" weekly, 5
Chronicle, weekly,
Deutsche Zeitung, w'kly,
Sundaj' Critic, Sundays,
Times, \\'^eekly,
Christian Call, monthly.
CLARK CO., Q POP. 28,610+.
Charlestown, Clark Co. Record, weekly,
Jeffersonville, Evening News, daily.
National Democrat,
weekly.
Times, dailj', )
, " weekly, J
CLAY CO., -n POP. 25,851+.
Brazil, Clay Co. Enterprise, weekly,
Democrat, weekly.
Miner, weekly,
Register, weekly,
Carbon, Globe, weekly,
Clay City, Reporter, weekly,
CLINTON CO., D POP. 23,472+.
Boyleston. American Agent, monthly,
Colfax, Courier, weeklj\
Frankfort, Crescent, Wednesdays, )
Democrat, Saturdays, )
Saturday Banner, weekly, )
Wednesday issue, )
Times, weekly,
Kirklin, Air Line News, weekly,
RossviUe, Journal, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO., g POP. 12,356+,
English, Repoi-ter, weeklv,
Leavenworth, Crawford Co. Demo-
crat weekly
Marengo, Observer, weekly.
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DAVIESS CO., P POP. 21,552+.
Odon, Journal, weekly, L 2
Washington, Advertiser, weekly, L2
Daviess Co. Democrat.w'y J 2
Gazette, weekly, J 1
DEARBORN CO., Q, POP. 26,671+.
Aurora, Dearborn Independent, weekly, K 1
Spectator, weekly, K 1
Jjawrenceburgh, Press, weekly, K2
Register, weekly, J 1
DECATUR CO., Q, POP. 19,779+.
Greensburg. New Era, weekly, J 1
Saturday Review, w'kly, J 1
Standard, weekly, J 1
DE KALE CO., rf POP. 20.225+.
Auburn, Courier, weekly, J 1
Dispatch, weekly, K 2
Butler, Record, weekly, K 1
Review, weekly, L 2
Garrett, Clipper, weekly, K I
Herald, weekly, L 2
Waterloo, Press, weekly, K 2
DELAWARE CO., O POP. 22,976+.
Muncie, Herald, daily. ?
weekly, J J 2
News, daily, t K 2
" weekly, ^ J 1
Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Saturday Pink, weekly, K 1
Times, weeklj^ 1 1
DtTBOIS CO., P POP. 15,992+.
Huntingburgh, Argiis, weeklj', K 1
Independent, weekly, K 1
Signal, weekly, J 1
Jasper, Courier, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 1
ELKHART CO., ^ POP. 33,454+.
Bristol, Banner, weekly, K 1
Elkhart, Independent, daily, ( L2
News, weekly, 5 Kl
Review, daily, } K 2
weekly, f K 2
Mennonitische Rundschau, w^'ly, J 2
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Sentinel, weekly,
Herald of Truth, semi-monthly,
Herold de Wahrheit, semi-m'ly,
Goshen, News, daily, )
" weekly, 5
Times, daily. ?
" weekly, ^
Democrat, weekly,
Nappanee, N£ws, weekly,
FAYETTE CO., [> POP. 11,394+.
Connersville, Examiner, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, J 2
FLOYD CO., Q POP. 21,590+.
New Albany, Ledger, daily, ) J 1
" weekly, ) 1 1
Deutsche Zeitung, w'kly, K 1
Owl, weekly.
Public Press, weekly, J 2
FOUNTAIN CO., -a POP. 20,22S+.
Attica, Fountain and Warren Democrat,
weekly, K 1
Ledger, weekly, J 1
Messenger, weekly.
Covington, People's Friend, weekly, K 2
Spence's Peoples' Paper.w'y J 1
Veedersburg, Advocate, weekly, L 2
Reporter, weekly, L 2
FRANKLIN CO., D- POP. 20,092+.
Brookville, American, weekly, K 2
Franklin Democrat, w'kly, K 2
Visitor, monthly, L 2
Laurel, Review, weekly. K 1
FULTON co^ i POP. 14,301+.
Akron, Echo, weekly, L 2
Kewanna, Herald, weekly, L 2
Rochester, Republican, daily. )
weekly, J K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weeklj', J 1
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GIBSOX CO., P POP. 22,742+.
Fort Brancli, Telephone, weeklj-, L 1
Oakland City, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Owensville, General Baptist Messenger,
weekly, K 1
Princeton, Clarion, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weeklj-, K 1
GRANT CO., n POP. 23,618+.
Fairniount, News, weekly, K 1
ChJiil's Golden Voice, m'thlj', H 1
Jouesboro, ludepencleut. weekly,
Marion, Chronicle, weekly,
Democrat, weekly,
GREENE CO., P POP. 22,996+.
Bloonifield, Democrat, Aveekly,
Xews, weekly,
Worthington, Tiiues, weekly,
HAMILTON CO., D POP. 24.801+.
Arcadia, Arcadian, weekly,
Carmel, Citizen, weeklj-.
Noblesville, Independent, weekly.
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Republican Ledger, w'ly, J 1
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Sheridan, Argus, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly.
Westfleld, Gazette, weekly.
Index, weekl}'.
News, weekly,
HANCOCK CO., n POP. 17,123+
FortviUe, Sun, weekly,
Greenfield, Hancock Democrat, w'kly, J 2
Hancock Jettersonian, w'y, J l
Republican, weekly, J 1
Primitive Monitor, semi-
monthly.
*Home and "School Visitor,
monthl}-.
g POP. 21.326+.
HARRISON CO.
Corydon, Democrat, weekly,
Republican, weekly.
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HENDRICKS CO., G POP. 22,981+.
Danville, Hendricks Co. Gazette, w'kly, K 2
Hendricks Co.Republican,w'y J l
North Salem, Messenger, weekly.
Plainfield. Progress, weekly, L 2
HENRY CO., D- POP. 24,016+.
Knlghtstown, Banner, weekly, K 2
Sun, weekly, L 2
Mlddletown, News, weekly. K 1
New Castle, Courier, weekly. J 2
Crescent, weekly.
Democrat, weekly, K 2
HOWARD CO., D POP. 19,584+.
Kokouio, Evening Gazette-Tribune,
daily,
weekly, ;
Dispatch, weekly,
Russiaville, Observer, weekly,
HUNTINGTON CO., c/ POP. 21,805+.
Andrews. Review, weekly.
Huntington, Evening Herald, daily, ) L2
weekly, J K 2
Democrat, weeklj", J 1
News-Express, weekly, J 2
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JACKSON CO., P POP. 23,050+,
Bro^vnstown, Banner, weekly
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Crotherhvllle, Commercial, weekly.
Seymour, Democrat, daily, ) K 1
weekly, J J 1
Republican, dailj', I L2
weekly, ) K 2
Der Beobachter aus Indiana,
weeklj-.
Seymour and Columbus Jour-
nal, weekly, K 1
JASPER CO., "d pop. 9,464+.
Remington, News, weekly, L2
Rensselaer, Democratic Sentinel, w'y. L 2
Jlessage, weekly.
Republican, weekly, K 1
INDIANA.
JAY CO., D- POP. 19,282+.
Dunkirk, Jay Co. Independent, weekly.
Pennville, News, weeklj-, L?
Portland, Commercial, weekly, J 1
Sun, weekly, J 2
JEFFERSON CO., O, POP. 25,977+.
Brooks burgh, Sun, weekly.
Hanover, Hanover Monthly, L 2
Madison, Courier, dailj-, ) K 2
weekly, > J 2
Herald, daily, / K 1
weekly. S K 2
Sorghum Growers' Guide and
Farm Journal, monthly, J 1
JENNINGS CO., U, POP. 16,453+.
North Vernon, Plaindealer, weekly, L 2
Sun, weeklj-, K 1
Vernon, Banner, weekly, L2
JOHNSON CO., n POP. 19,537+.
Edinburg, Courier, weekly, K 2
Franklin, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Jacksoniau, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
Collegiate, monthly.
KNOX CO., p POP. 26,324+.
Vincennes, Commercial, dailj', ? J l
weekly, J J 2
Sun, daily, ? L 2
" weekly, ) J 2
News, weeklj', J 1
KOSCIUSKO CO., [b POP., 26,494+.
Mentoue, Gazette, weekly.
Milf ord Times, weeklj-.
Pierceton, Record, ^veekly, K 1
Warsaw, Times, dally, ) K 1
Indianian Republican, w'y, J I 2
Hoosier Democrat, weekly, K 1
♦ Inter Mountain, weekly.
National Union, weeklj-, K 1
Christian Field, monthly.
Dentists' Review, monthly.
Practical Poultrj-man and
Farmer, monthly, 1 1
LA GRANGE CO., cT POP. 15,630+.
La Grange, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Register, weekly, K 2
Standard, weekly, J 2
LAKE CO., Y: POP. 15,091+.
Cro^vn Point, Freie Presse, weekly, K 2
Lake Co. Star, weekly, J 1
Register, weekly, K 1
Hammond, Labor Record, weeklj-.
Ti'ibune, weekly, K 1
LA PORTE CO., "n POP. 30.985+.
La Porte, PubUc Spirit, daily, K 1
Argus, weekly, J 1
Herald-Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Journal, weeklj-, K 2
Michigan City, Evening Dispatch, daily, ? K 1
w'ly, 5 J 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Patriarch, monthlj-.
Westville, Indicator, weekly, K 1
LAWRENCE CO., ^ POP. 18,543+.
Bedford, Democrat, weekly, J 2
Lawrence Mail, weeklj-, K 2
Leesville, Graphic, weekly, L 1
Mitchell, Commercial, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, L 2
Normal Quarterly, L 1
MADISON CO., D POP. 27,527+.
Alexandria, Times, weekly. L 2
Anderson, Bulletin, dailj-, I L2
*• weekly, J K 1
Democrat, weekly, K 2
Herald, weeklj-, J 2
Elwood, Free Press, weekly, L2
Frankton, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Pendleton, Republican, weekly, L 2
MARION CO., D POP. 102,782+.
Broad Ripple, Beacon, weekly.
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MARIOX CO.
Indianapolis,
Indiana Tribune, daily, ^ J 1
" Sundays, ) J 1
Journal, daily, ) G 1
weekly, [ a 2
Sundays, ) G 1
News, daily, E 2
Sentinel, daily, ) G 1
" Sundays, > G 2
" weekly, ) F 2
Taglicher Telegi-aph, daily, ) J l
Indiana Volksblatt uud >■
Telegraph, weekly, ) H 1
Argus, weeklj-.
Bulletin, weekly, 1 1
Church at Work, weekly.
Die Glocke, weekly, 1 1
Freeman, weeklj-, K 1
Gazette, weekly !^ j 2
Iconoclast, weekly.
Independent, weekly, H 1
Indiana Baptist, weekly, H 2
Indiana Christian Advocate,
weekly.
Indiana Farmer, weekly, E 2
Indiana Phalanx, weekly, 1 1
Indiana Trade Review, w'ly, K 2
Jersey Bulletin, weekly, H 1
Labor Signal, weekly, K 1
Leader, weekly, K 1
Monroe's Iron-Clad Age, w'y, J 1
New Record, weekly, H 1
Organizer, weekly, K 2
People, weekly, H 1
Saturday Herald, weekly, J 2
Spottvogel, Sundays, H 2
Star and Crown, w. ekly, H ]
Veterans' Review, weekly, 1 1
Western Sportsman and Live
Stock News, weekly, 1 1
World, weekly, K 2
Central Christian, semi-m'ly.
Swine Breeders' Journal,
semi-monthly, 1 1
Agricultural Epitomist, m'ly, X
Building Association Register, — _
monthly. ^>;;^
Church Worker, monthly, 1 1
Clay Worker, monthly, H 2
Coal Mirror, monthly.
Commercial Current, m'thly.
Drainage and Farm Journal,
monthly, 1 1
Fanciers' Gazette, monthly, H 1
Farm and Live Stock, m'thly.
Fi-ater, monthly.
* Gospel Truth, monthly.
Indiana Eclectic Medical
Journal, monthly, L 2
Indiana Medical Journal, m'y,K 2
Indiana Pharmacist, m'thly, H 2
Indiana School Journal, m'y, G 1
Masonic Advocate, monthly, H 2
Millstone and Corn Miller,
monthly, H 2
* Missionary Tidings, monthly.
National Jlethodist, monthly, 1 1
National Presbyterian, m'ly, G 1
Odd-Fellows' Talisman and
Literary Journal, m'thly, H 2
Physio-Medical Journal, m'y, K 1
Printer and Publisher, m'ly, H 1
Pythian Journal, monthly, H 1
Railway Lantern, monthly.
R a i 1 w a y Station Agents'
Journal, monthlj'.
Rough Notes, monthly, J 2
Scholars' Monthly, 1 1
School News, monthly, J l
Trustees' Trade Journal, m'y
Wood-Worker, monthly,
MARSHAU:. CO., ^ POP. 23,414+.
Argos, Reflector, weekly,
Bourbon, Mirror, weekly,
Bremen, Banner, weekly,
Enquirer, weekly,
Plymouth, Democrat, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Restitution, weekly,
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MARTIN CO., P POP. 13,473+.
Shoals, Martin Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Martin Co. Tribune, weekly, L 2
MIAMI CO., (i POP. 24,083+.
Bunker Hill, Pi-ess, weekly, K 1
Denver, Sun, weekly, l 2
Macy, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Peru, Evening Journal, daily, L2
Miami Co. Sentinel, weekly, J l
Republican, weekly, 1 1
Xenia, Journal, weekly, K 1
MONROE CO., g POP. 15,875+.
Bloomingtou, Telephone, semi-w'kly, K2
Courier, weekly, K 1
Republican Progress,
„„ Indiana Student, bi-w'y, L 2
Ellettsville, Monroe Co. Citizen, weekly, L 2
Harrodsburg, Review, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO., -D POP. 35,000.
Crawfordsville, Argus-News, daily, J i
Review, weekly, J 2
Saturday Evening")
Journal, w'kly, I'll
Wednesday f
issue. J
Star, weekly, J 2
Botanical Gazette,
monthly, L 2
Prohibitionist, m'ly.
Wabash, monthly, L 2
Darlington, Dispatch, weekly.
Ladoga, Leader, weekly, K 1
Normal Herald, monthly, X
Waveland, Independent, weekly.
Waynetown, Hornet, weekly, ' K 1
MORGAN CO., n POP. 18,900+.
Martinsville, Morgan Co. Gazette, w'y, K 2
Morgan Co. Reporter,
weeklj^
Republican, weekly, J 2
Our Indiana Schools.
monthly, L 2
Mooresvllle, Monitor, weekly, L 2
NEWTON CO., \: POP. 8,167+.
Goodland, Saturday Herald, weekly, L 2
Iventlaud, Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, , K 2
NOBLE CO., cf POP. 22,956+.
Albion, New Era, weekly, K 2
Noble Co. Democrat, weekly, K 2
AvUla, News, weekly.
Kendallville, News, weekly, k 1
Standard, weekly, K 2
Bee Keepers' Guide, m'thly. J 2
LIgonier, Banner, weekly, j i
Leader, weekly, j i
OHIO CO., □, POP. 5,563+.
Rising Sun, Local, weekly, L 2
Recorder, weekly, L 2
ORANGE CO., g POP. 14,.S63+.
Orleans, Examiner, weekl}% K 1
Orange Co. Democrat, weekly.
Paoli, News, weekly, k 1
Republican, weekly, l 2
OWEN CO., -a POP. 15,901+.
Spencer, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly.
PARKE CO., -a POP. 19,460+,
Montezuma, Reporter, weekly.
Roekville, Republican, weekly, K 2
Saturday Eagle, weekly, K 1
Tribune, weekly, K 2
PERRY CO., g POP. 16,997+.
CanneltOD, Enquirer and Reporter, w'y, L 2
" "' weekly.
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Tell City, Anzeiger, weekly,
PIKE CO., P POP. 16,383+.
Petei'sburgh, Ncavs, Aveekly, . K 1
Pike Co. Democrat, w'y, K 2
Press, weekly, K 2
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PORTER CO., "□ TOP. 17,227t.
V alpavaiso, Porter Co. Vldette, daily, ? L 2
"y, J Ki
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w'ly
Messenger, weekljs
Hoosier Naturalist, m'hly.
Musical Ideal, monthly, J 1
People's Paper, quarterlj-.
Chesterton, Tribune, weelcly, K 1
Hebron, Herald, weekly.
POSEY CO., p POP. 20,857+.
Mount Vernon, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Sun, weeklj', J 1
Western Star, weekly, K 2
Posey~ville, News, weekly, K 1
PULASKI CO., "d POP. 9,85l+.
Winamac, Democratic Journal, w'kly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
PUTNAM CO., -n POP. 22,501+.
Cloverdale, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Herald, weekly.
Oreencastle, Evening Courier, dailj.
News, daily.
Banner, weekly, J 1
Putnam Democrat, w'ly, K 1
Star-Press, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, K 2
De Pauw Monthly, K 1
Rochdale, Indiana Statesman, weekly, L 2
RANDOLPH CO., □- POP. 26,435+.
Farmland, Times, weekly, K 2
Union City, Eagle, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, K 2
Winchester, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Hei-ald, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, J 1
RIPLEY CO., C\ POP. 21,627+.
Osgood, Riplej' Journal, weeklj', K 2
Versailles, Republican, weekly, J 1
RUSH CO., a- POP. 19,238+.
Milroy, Times, weekly. L 2
Rushville, Graphic, weeklj% J 1
Jacksonian, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
ST. JOSEPH CO., [i POP. 33,178+.
Mishawaka, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Power and Transmission,
monthly.
New Carlisle, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Notre Dame, Ave Maria, weekly, F 2
Scholastic, weekly, J 1
South Bend, Evening Register, daily, ) K 1
" Sundays, > J 1
" weekly, ) J 2
Times, daily. I K 2
weekly, 3 J 1
Tribune, daily, ) K 2
weekly, \ J 2
" Saturdays. )
Courier, weekly, K 2
Far m e r s' Friend, semi-
monthly, J 1
Walkerton, St. Joseph Co. Independent,
weekly, L 2
SCOTT CO., p POP. 8,343+.
Scottsburg, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Scott Co. Democrat, w'kly, K 2
Scott Co. Journal, w'kly, L 2
SHELBY CO., D POP. 25,257+.
Shelbyville, Democrat, daily, ) K2
weekly, J 1 1
Republican, daily. )
weekly, J J 1
Shelby Times, weekly, K 1
SPENCER CO., p POP. 22,122+.
Chrisney, Sun, weekly, L 2
Dale, Reporter, weekly, L 2
'Grand View, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Rockport, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Indiana Pocket, weekly, K 2
STARKE CO., "D pop. 5,105+.
KlUOX, Starke Co. Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Starke Co. Ledger, weekly, L 2
INDIANA.
STEUBEN CO., [if POP. 14,645+.
Angola, Herald, weekly,
Steuben Republican, weekly,
Fremont, Enterprise, weekly.
SULLIVAN CO., p POP. 20,336+.
Sullivan, Democrat, semi-weekly.
Times, weekly,
Union, weekly,
SWITZERLAND CO., 1^ POP. 13,336+.
Vevay, Democrat, weekly.
Reveille, weekly,
Times, weeklj',
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TIPPECANOE CO., -a POP. 35,966+.
Iiafayette, Courier, daily, ) J 1
weekly. ) 1 1
Evening Call, dailv, ) J 1
" weekly, J J 1
Journal, daily, } G 1
weekly, J 12
Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Der Deutsche Amerikaner,
weekly, K 1
Dispatch, weekly, J 1
Home Journal, weekly, H 2
Labor World, weekly.
Leader, Sundays, 1 1
Sunday Times, Sundays, H 2
Echo, monthlj', H 1
Purdue, monthly, L2
TIPTON CO., n POP. 14,407+.
Tipton, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Times, weeldj', K 2
Windfall. Dollar Post, weekly, L 2
UNION CO., D- POP. 7,673+.
Liiberty, Herald, weekly, K 2
Review, weekly.
Union Co. News,weekly, K 2
VANDERBURGH CO., P POP. 42,193+.
Evansville, Courier, daily, ) J 2
weekly, s J 1
Demokrat, daily, ) II
weekly, J HI
Evening Bulletin, daily K 1
Journal, daily, ? J 1
weekly, S J 1
Public, daily, J 1
Tribune, daily, ) J 1
weekly, ) K 1
Die Indiana Post, weekly, J 1
Labor Record, weekly.
Indiana A. O. U. W. Re-
corder, monthly, L i
VERMILION CO., -D POP. 15,000.
Clinton, Casey's Siftings. weekly, L ii
Dana, News, weekly, L 2
Neivport, Hoosier State, weekly, K 2
VIGO CO., -D POP. 45,658+.
Terre Haute, Evening Gazette, daily, ? I
w'ly, 5 1 2
Express, d'y, morning, i J 2
" " evening, > J 2
weekly, ) 1 1
Banner, tri-weekly, ? K 1
weekly, i L2
Journal, tri-weeklj% ? K I
weekly, 5 L2
Saturday Argo, weeklj', J 1
Saturday Evening Mail,
weekly, H 1
College Journal, m'thly.
Locomotive Fii-emen's
Magazine, monthly, D 1
What Next, monthly.
WABASH CO., i POP. 25,241+.
North Manchester, Journal, weekly, K 1
Saturday Herald, w'y, K 1
Rays of Life, m'thly, 1 1
Roann, Clarion, weekly, L *
VTabash, Courier, weekly, J f
Plaindealer, weekly, 1 1
Times, weekly, J 1
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WARREN CO., -D POP. 11,497+.
West Lebanon, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Williaiiisport, Warren Republican,
Aveekly, K 1
WARRICK CO., P POP. 20,162+.
Boonville, Enquirer, weekly, K 2
Standard, weekly, K 2
WASHINGTON CO., ^ POP. 18,955+.
Salem, Democrat, weekly, J 1
True Blue Republican, weekly, K 2
WAYNE CO., D- POP. 38,613+.
Cambridge City, Tribune, weekly, K 2
Wayne Citizen, weekly, K 1
Dublin, Wayne Register, weekly, K 1
Convention Reporter, monthly.
Hagerstown, Exponent, weekly, K 2
Wayne Farmer, monthly, I 1
Richmond, Evening Item, dailj', J 1
Independent, daily, ? K 1
" weekly, ) L2
Palladium, daily, } K 2
" weekly, s J 2
Telegram, daily, ) K 2
" weekly, J II
Sunday Register, Sundays, 1 1
Volkszeitung, weekly, L 2
Earlhamite, monthly, li 2
WELLS CO., cf POP. 18,442+.
BluflTtou, People's Advocate, daily.
Banner, weekly, K 2
Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Wells Co. Times, weekly, K 2
WHITE CO., "n POP. 13,795+.
Brookston, Reporter, weekly, L 2
Idaville, Observer, weekly.
Monon, Leader, weekly.
Monticello, Herald, weekly, J 1
National, weekly, L 2
White Co. Democrat, w'ly, K 2
WHITLEY CO. t/ POP. 16,941+.
Chui'ubusco, Sunday People, Sundays, K 1
Columbia City, Commercial, weekly, K 2
Post, weekly, J 1
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Pop., 1,624,615+.
ADAIR CO., P POP. 11,667+.
Adair, Clipper, weekly.
News, weekly,
Fontanelle, Adair Co. Events, Weakly.
Observer, weekly, K 2
Oreenfield, Adair Co. Reporter, w'kly, K 1
Transcript, weekly, K 2
ADAMS CO., P POP. 11,888+.
Corning, Adams Co. Free Press, w'kly, J 1
Adams Co. Gazette, weekly, K 2
Adams Co. Union, weekly, J 1
Prescott, Chronicle, semi-monthly, L 1
ALLAMAKEE CO., cf POP. 19,791+.
Lansing, Allamakee Journal, w^eekly, J 1
Mirror, weekly, K 2
Postville, Review, weekly, K 1
Waukon, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Standard, weekly, K 2
APPANOOSE CO., tp POP. 16,636+.
Centerville, Appanoose lowegian, w'y, J 1
Citizen, weekly, J 2
Journal, weekly, J 1
Moulton, Tribune, weekly, L 2
AUDUBON CO., -n POP. 12,000.
Audubon, Audubon Co. Advocate, w'y, K 2
Audubon Co. Republican, w'y, K 1
Exira, Audubon Co. Journal, weekly, K 2
BENTON CO.. D- POP. 24,888+.
Belle Plaine, Union, weekly,
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Blairstown, Press, weekly, L 2
Mount Auburn, Star, weekly, K 1
Shellsburgh, Saturday Morning Call, w'y, K 1
Vinton, Eagle, semi-weekly, J 1
Benton Co. Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly, K 1
Benton Co. Herald, weekly, K 1
Benton Co. Times, weekly.
Observer, weekly, K 2
BLACK HAWK CO., D- POP. 23,913+.
Cedar Falls, Argus, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, J 1
La Porte City, Progress, weekly, K 2
Review, weekl}% K 1
Telegrapher, weekly, 1 1
Railway Section Foreman,
monthly.
Waterloo, Courier, weekly, J 1
Deutsch-Amerikaner, w'kly, K 2
Iowa State Reporter, w'kly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
BOONE CO., n POP. 20,838+.
Angus, Black Diamond, weekly, K 1
Boone, Boone Co. Democrat, weekly, K 2
Boone Co. Republican, weekly. J 1
Der Boone Herold, weekly, K 1
Standard, weekly, J l
Boonsboro, News, weekly, L2
Madrid, Register, weekly, L 2
Ogden, Reporter, weekly, K 2
BREMER CO., cf POP. 14,081+.
Sumner, Gazette, weeklj*, K 1
Waverly, Bremer Co. Independent, w'y, K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Der Phonix, weekly, L 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
BUCHANAN CO., D- POP. 18,546+.
Fairbank, View, weekly.
Independence, Buchanan Co. Bulletin,
weekly, K 2
Buchanan Co. Journal,
weekly, J 1
Conservative, weekly, J 1
. Courier, weekly, L 2
National Advocate,
w^eeklv J 1
Jesup, Critic, weekly, ' K 1
BUENA VISTA CO., tl POP. 12,000.
Alta, Advertiser, weekly, K ft
Newell, Mirror, weekly, L 2
Sioux Rapids, Press, weekly, K 1
Storm Lake, Buena Vista Vidette, w'y, L 2
Pilot, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
BUTLER CO., ^ POP. 14,293+.
Allison, Butler Co. Tribune, weekly, K 1
Clarksville, Star, weekly, K 1
Dumont, Iowa Volksblatt, weekly, J 1
Greene, Butler Co. Press, weekly, K 1
Butler Co. Recorder, weekly, K 1
Parkersburgh, Eclipse, weekly, K 1
SheU Rock, News, weekly, K 1
CALHOUN CO., -a POP. 9,865.
Lake City, Blade, weekly, K 1
Manson, Calhoun Co. Journal, weekly, K 2
RockTrell City, Calhoun Co. Republi-
can, weekly, L 2
Leader, weekly, L 2
CARROLL CO., -Q POP. 17,000.
Breda, Ostfriesisebe Nachrichten, semi-
monthlj', J 2
Carroll, Der Demokrat. weekly, J l
Herald, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K2
Coon Rapids, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Manning, Monitor, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 1
CASS CO., P POP. 19,000.
Anita, Republican, weekly, L2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
Atlantic, Telegraph, daily, > Kl
weekly, J J 2
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CASS CO.
Atlautic, Cass Co. Democrat, weekly, Jl
Industrial West, weekly, J 1
Messenger, weekly, K 2
Cumberland, Courant, weekly, L 2
Griswold, American, weekly, K 1
Lewis, Independent, weeklj', K 1
Massena, Despatch, weekly, L 2
CEDAR CO., D- POP. 18,936+.
Clarence, Sun, weekly, L 2
Mechanicsvllle, Press, weekly, K 1
Tipton, Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Conservative, weekly, J 1
West Branch, Local Kecord. weekly, K 1
CEBRO GORDO CO., [b POP. 11,461+.
Clear Lake, Mirror, weekly, K 1
Mason City, Express-Republican, w'ly, K2
Times, weekly, J 1
Cerro Gordo Farmer,
monthly, J 2
Iowa Workman, m'thly, J 2
Rockwell, Phonograph, weekly. L 2
CHEROKEE CO., "tl POP. 8,240+.
Aurelia, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Cherokee, Cherokean, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Marcus, News, weekly, L 2
Meriden, Journal, weekly, L 2
CHICKASAW CO., c/ POP. 14,534+.
Nashua, Cedar Valley Times, weekly, L 2
Post, weekly, J 1
New Hampton, Courier, weekly, J 1
Die Nord Iowa Freie
Presse, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
Der Kirchen-Bote,
monthly, K 1
CLARKE CO., 9 POP- 11,513+.
Murray, News, weekly, L 2
Osceola, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
CLAY CO., "in POP. 4,248+.
Peterson, Patriot, weekly, K 1
Spencer, Clay Co. News, weekly, K 2
Reporter, weekly, J 1
CLAYTON CO., cf POP. 28,829+.
*Elkader, Clayton Co. Journal, weekly, J 1
Der Nord Iowa Herold, w'kly, K 2
Register, weekly, J 1
Farmer and Breeder, m'thly
McGregor, News, weekly. J 1
North Iowa Times, weekly, J 2
Strawberry Point, Press, weekly, K 1
CLINTON CO., D- POP. 36,763+.
Clinton, Evening Bugle, daily. )
weekly, 5 K 1
Herald, daily, ? K 2
weekly, S J 2
News, daily, ? K 2
" weekly, J K2
Affe weekly K 1
Die Iowa Vo'lks-Zeitung, w'kly, K 2
Labor Review, weekly.
Merry War, weekly.
De Witt, Clinton Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Observer, weekly, K 2
Lyons, Clinton Co. Advertiser, semi-w'kly, 1 1
Clinton Co. Wochenblatt, weekly, K 1
Miri-or, weekly, J 1
Wheatland, Spectator, weekly, L 2
CRAWFORD CO., -O POP. 17,000.
Deuison, Crawford Co. Bulletin, w'kly, J 1
Review, weekly, J 1
Zeitung, weeklj', K 1
VaU, Crawford Co. Observer, weekly, K 1
West Side, Dispatch, weekly, L 2
DALLAS CO., D POP. 18,746+.
Adel, Dallas Co. Democrat, weekly, L 2
Dallas Co. News, weekly, K 1
New Era, weekly, L 2
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DALLAS CO.
Dallas Centre, Times, weekly.
Dexter, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Perry, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Chief-Pilot, weekly, J 1
Redfield, Record, weekly, L 2
Woodward, Times, weekly, L 2
DAVIS CO., ^ POP. 16,468+.
Blooinfleld, Davis Co. Republican, w'y, J 1
Democrat, weekly, K 2
Legal Tender Greenback,
weekly, J 1
DECATUR CO., P POP. 15,336+.
Davis City, Tidings, weekly, L 1
Garden Grove, Express, weekly, L 2
Lamoni, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Saints' Herald, weekly, H 1
Sandhedens Banner, monthly, K 1
Leon, Decatur Co. Journal, weekly, J l
Reporter, weekly, K 2
Weldon, Hornet, weekly, K 1
DELAWARE CO., D- POP. 17,950+.
Delhi, Monitor, weekly, K 1
Earlville, Graphic, weekly, K 2
Greeley, Delaware Co. Teacher, monthly, K I
Manchester, Democrat, weekly, J 2
Press, weekly, J 2
DES MOINES CO., O, POP. 33,099+.
Burlington, Gazette, daily, )
" weekly, 3
Hawk-Eye, daily, )
" weekly, J
Iowa Tribune, daily, >
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Justice, daily, )
weekly. J
Saturday Evening Post,
weekly, H
West Burlington Jovirnal,
weekly.
Danville, News, weekly, K 1
Mediapolis, New Era, semi-weekly, L Z
Local Press, weekly.
DICKINSON CO., t} POP. 1,901+.
Milford, Mail, weekly.
Spirit Lake, Beacon, weekly,
DUBUQUE CO., D- POP., 42,996+.
Cascade, Pioneer, weekly,
Dubuque, Herald, daily. ?
" weekly, >
Telegraph, daily, ?
" weekly, J
Times, daily,
" weekly,
Sundays,
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Der National Demokrat, w'y, 1 1
Independent, weekly.
Industrial Leader,.weekly.
Iowa, weekly, J 1
Luxemburger Gazette, w'ly, 1 1
Der Presbyterianer, bi-w'kly, K 2
Normal Monthly, H 2
Trade Journal, monthly, 1 1
DyersvUle, Commercial, weekly, K 2
Farley, Advertiser, weeklj^ L 2
EMMET CO., "ti POP. 1,550+.
Estherville, Emmet Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Northern Vindicator, weekly, L 2
FAYETTE CO.. cf POP. 22,258+.
Brush Creek, News, weekly, L 2
Fayette, Iowa Postal Card, weekly, L 2
Collegian, montlilj', L 1
Hawkeye, Courier, weeklj'.
Maynard, Reporter, weekly.
Oelwein, Register, weeklj% L 2
Waucoma, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
West Union, Argo, weekly, K 2
Fayette Co. Union, w'kly, J 1
Gazette, weekly, J 1
Educational Review,;m'y.
FLOYD CO., i POP. 14,677+.
Charles City, Floyd Co. Advocate, w'y, J 1
Floyd Co. Citizen, w'kly, J 1
Intelligencer, weekly, J 1
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Marble Rock, Weekly,
Nora Springs, Advertiser, weekly,
Rockford, Clipper, weekly.
Reveille, weekly,
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FRANKLIN CO., |j] POP. 14,300.
Hanipton, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Franklin Co. Recorder, w'ly, J 1
Sheffield, Press, weekly, K 1
FREMONT CO., P POP. 17,652t.
Farragut, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Hamburg, Fremont Democratic News, w'yK 2
Times, weekly, L 2
Sidney, Fremont Co. Herald, weekly.
Union, weekly, K 2
Tabor, Beacon, weekly, L 2
GREENE CO., D POP. 12,727t.
Churdan. Bell, weekly.
Grand Junction, Head-Light, weekly, L 2
Jeifersou, Bee, weekly, J i
Souvenir, weekly, K 1
Scranton City, Scranton Free Press, w'y,
Scranton Journal, w'kly, K 1
GRUNDY CO., a POP. 12,639t.
Conrad Grove, Conrad Journal, weekly, L 2
Grundy Centre, Grundy Co.Argus, w'y, K 2
Grundy Co. Courier,
weekly, K 1
Grundy Co. Republi-
can, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 1
Der Bruderbote, m'ly, K 1
Reinbeck, Independent, weekly, L 2
GUTHRIE CO.. -a POP. 14,394t.
Bayard, News, weekly.
Casey, Vindicator, weekly,
Guthrie Centre, Guthrian, weekly,
low^a Star, weekly,
Menlo, Voice, weekly.
Panora, Guthrie Vedette, weekly,
Stuart, Locomotive, weekly.
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HAMILTON CO., D POP. 16,000.
Jewell Junction (Jewell P. O.), Jewell
Record, weekly, L 2
Webster City, Argus, weekly, K 2
Freeman, weekly, J 1
Graphic, weeklj^ J l
Tribune, weekly.
HANCOCK CO., [i POP. 5,089.
Britt, Hancock Co. Tribune, weekly, K 1
Garner, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Hancock Signal, weekly, K 1
HARDIN CO., D POP. 17,807t.
Ackley, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Alden, Times, weekly, K 1
Eldora, Herald, weekly, j i
Ledger, weekly, K 2
Hubbard, Times, weekly, L 2
Iowa Falls, Hardin Co. Citizen, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Union, Star, weekly, K 1
^HARRISON CO., HH POP., 16,649t.
Dunlap, Reporter, weekly, K 2
Little Sioux, Independent, weekly, L 2
liogan, Harrison Co. Courier, weekly, J 1
Observer, weekly.
Missouri Valley, Harrison'Co. News, w'y, K 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Mondamin, News, weekly. L 2
Woodbine, Twiner, weekly, L 2
HENRY CO., m, POP. 20,986+.
M.t. Pleasant, Evening News, daily,
Independent, w'kly.
Free Press, weekly,
Journal, weekly,
^^ Iowa Wesleyan, m'thly
New London, Herald, weekly,
Salem, News, weekly,
Winfleld, Beacon, weekly.
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HOWARD CO., cf POP. 10,8o7+.
Cresco, Howard Co. Times, weekly, J 1
Iowa Plaindealer, weekly, J 1
Ebna, News, weekly.
HUMBOLDT CO., [i] POP. 8,600.
Dakotah, Independent, weekly, K 2
Humboldt, Kosmos, weekly, K 2
Livermore, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Renwick, Times, weekly, L 1
IDA CO., -D POP. 4,382+.
Battle Creek, Times, weekly, L 2
Holstein, Advance, weekly.
Die Advance, weekly.
Ida Grove, Ida Co. Pioneer, weekly, K 2
Maple Valley Era, weekly, K 2
lOWA CO., o POP. 19,221+.
Marengo, Democrat, weekly.
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Republican, weekly,
North English, News, weekly,
Victor, Index, weekly,
Williamsburgh, Journal, weekly,
JACKSON CO., D- POP. 23,771+.
Andrew, * Blaetter aus den Waisenhaus-
ern, monthly.
Bellevue, Leader, weekly, K 2
Maquoketa, Reporter, daily, ) L2
" weekly. S
Excelsior, weekly, K 2
Jackson Journal, weekly, K 2
Jackson Sentinel, w'kly, J 1
Record, weekly, K 2
Sabula, Gazette, weekly, K 2
JASPER CO., D POP. 25,963+.
Colfax, Clipper, weekly, L 2
Kellogg, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Monroe, Mirror, weekly, K 1
Newton, Herald, weekly, K2
Iowa State Democrat, weekly, J 1
Journal, weekly, J 2
Prairie City, News, weekly, K 1
JEFFERSON CO., Q, POP. 17,469+.
Fairfield, Journal, daily, ) L2
weekly, ) Kz
Ledger, weekly, ' J 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Portfolio, monthly.
Sunday School Worker, m'y, K 2
JOHNSON CO., a- POP. 25,429+.
Iowa City, Republican, daily, ) K 1
Iowa State Press, weekly, J 2
Post, weekly, 1 1
Slovan Americky, weekly, J 1
Vidette Reporter, weekly, K 1
Iowa Methodist, monthly, J 1
Arrow, quarterly.
Iowa Historical Record,
quarterly.
Oxford, Journal, weeklj% K 1
Solon, Reaper, weekly, K 2
JONES CO., D- POP. 21,052+.
Ananiosa, Eureka, weekly, J i
Journal, weekly, j i
MonticeUo, Express, weekly, J I
Jones Co. Times, weekly, K 1
Olin, Recorder, weekly, l 2
Oxford Junction, Oxford Mirror, weekly, K 2
Wyoming, Journal, weekly, K 1
KEOKUK CO., a, POP. 21,258+.
Hedriek, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Keota, Eagle, weekly, L 2
Martinsburg, Journal, weeklj', L2
Richland, Clarion, weekly, K 1
Sigourney, Courier, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 2
Review, weekly, K 1
South English, Herald, weekly, L 2
What Cheer, Patriot, weekly, K 1
Reporter, weekly, K 2
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KOSSUTH CO., [^ POP. 9,327.
A 1 go ua, Courier, weekly. L2
Republican, weekly, K 1
, Upper Des Moines, weekly, K 2
Dairy and Farm, monthly.
Methodist and District Record,
monthly.
Bancroft, Register, weekly, L 2
Luvferne, Kossuth Co. Review, weekly, L 2
LEE CO., P. POP. 34,859+.
Fort Madison, Plain Dealer, daily, ) K 2
w'ly, S I 1
Democrat, weekly, J 2
Knight's Sword and
Helmet, monthly, I 2
New Monitor, monthly.
Keokuk, Constitution, daily, ) J 2
weekly, J HI
Democrat, dailv, ) K 2
weekly, J 1 2
Gate City, daily, ? J 2
" weekly, $ HI
Die Post, weekly, J 1
Central School Journal, m'thly, G 2
Montrose, Bluff Park Journal, weekly, L 2
West Point, Appeal, weekly, L 2
LINN CO., O POP. 37,237+.
Cedar Rapids, Evening Gazette, daily, ? J 2
w'kly, J J 1
Republican, daily, ? II
weekly, ) J 2
Demokrat, w^eekly, K 1
New Era, weekly.
New Standard, weekly, J 1
Saturday Evening Chat.w'y J 1
Saturday Gossip, weekly, J 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Fra AUe Lande. semi m'ly, J 2
Detective, monthly.
Farm Journal and Live
Stock Review, monthly, P 1
Iowa Farmer, monthly, G 1
Western Journal, m'thly.
Western Penman, m'thly, H 2
Centre Point, Courier Joui-nal, weekly, K 1
Lisbon, Sun, weeklj', L 2
Highway of Holiness, monthly. K 2
Marion, * Advent and Sabbath Advo-
cate, weekly.
Linn Co. Independent, w'kly, K 2
National Free Press, weekly, K 1
Pilot, weekly, K 2
Register, weekly, J 1
Mount Vernon, Hawk-Eje, weekly, K 1
Cornellian, monthly, L 2
Springville, New Era. weekl}% K 1
Walkex-, News, weekly, K 2
LOUISA CO., Q. POP., 13,142+.
Columbus Junction, Columbus Safeguard,
weekly, K 2
Louisa Co. Times,w'y, K 2
Normal Index, bi-
monthly.
Morning Sun, Herald, weekly. K 1
Wapello, Louisa Co. Record, weekly, L 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
LUCAS CO., 9 POP- 14,530+.
CUaritou, Democrat, weekly, K2
Herald, weekly.
Patriot, weekly, J 2
Lucas, Ledger, weekly, L 2
Recorder, weekly, L 2
LYOX CO., \3 POP. 4,000.
Rock Rapids, Lyon Co. Reporter, w'y, K 1
Review, weeklj^, K 1
MADISOK CO., ^ POP. 17,224+.
St. Charles, Reporter, weekly, L 2
Winterset, Madisonian and Chronicle,
weekly, J 1
News, weekly, K 2
MAHASKA CO., P POP. 25,202+.
New Sharon, Star, weekly, K 2
Oskaloosa, Herald, semi-weekly, I 2
Saturday Globe, weekly, J 1
Union, weekly, J 1
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MARION CO.. C? POP. 25,lllt.
Knoxville, Express, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, j i
Marion Co. Reporter, w'ly, K 2
PeUa, Blade, weekly, K 1
Week Blad, weekly, J i
Pleasantvllle, Telegraph, weekly, L 2
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MARSHALL CO., D POP. 23,752+.
Gllman, Dispatch, weekly,
Le Grand, Record, weekly,
Marshalltown,
Times-Republican, daily, ? J l
weekly, J 12
Beobachter, weekly, K 2
Marshall Co. News, weekly, K 2
Marshall Statesman, weekly, 1 2
Sunday Reflector, weekly, J 2
State Centre, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
MILLS CO., P POP. 14,137+.
Emerson. Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Gleu'tvood, Mills Co. Journal, weekly, K 1
Opinion, weekly, K 1
Malvern, Leader, weeklj , K 2
MITCHELL CO., ^ POP. 14,363+.
Osage, Mitchell Co. Press, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, J 1
Riceville, Recorder, weekly, K 1
St. Ansgar, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
MONONA CO., -a POP. 12,178.
Mapleton, Home Advocate, weekly, K 1
People's Press, weekly, K 1
Ona^va, Monona Co. Gazette, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Whiting, Herald, weekly, L 2
MONROE CO., p POP. 13,719+.
Albia, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Opinion, weekly, L 2
Union, weekly, J 1
Lovilia, Advance, weekly.
Melrose, Times, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO., P POP. 15,895t.
Elliott, Graphic, weekly, L 2
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Red Oak, Express, weekly,
Sun, weekly,
Stanton, Call, weekly,
Villisca, Review, weekly,
MUSCATINE CO., O POP. 23,170+.
Muscatine, Journal, daily, ) K 1
Saturdays, } J 1
weekly, ) II
Tribune, daily, ? K 1
weekly, J J 1
Die Wacht am Mississippi,
weekly, K 2
News, "sveekly, J 1
West Liberty, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Wapsie Index, weekly, K 1
Daii\v and Farm Journal,
monthly, J 2
Wilton Junction, Wilton Review, weekly,K 1
O'ERIEN CO.. "d pop. 4,155+.
Hartley, Record, weekly, L 2
Paullina, Times, weekly, K 1
Sanborn, Journal, weekly, K 1
Pioneer, weekly, • K 1
Sheldon, Mail, weekly, K 2
News, weekly, K 2
Sutherland, Courier, weekly, L 2
OSCEOLA CO., "□ pop. 2,219+.
Ashton, Argue, weekly.
Sibley, Gazette, weekly, L2
Osceola Co. Tribune, weekly, K 1
PAGE CO., p POP. 21,000.
Clarinda, Herald, weekly, J 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Page Co. Democrat, weekly, K 2
Coin, Courier, weeklj^ L 2
Eagle, weekly, K 1
College Springs, Western Crank, weekly, L 2
Naturalist Gleaner, q'ly.
Shenandoah, Post, weekly, J 1
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PALO ALTO CO., t] POP. 4,131+.
Eininetsburg, Democrat, weekly,
Palo Alto Pilot, weekly,
Palo Alto Reporter, w'y,
Ruthven, Free Press, weekly,
PLYMOUTH CO., \: POP., 15,481.
Akron, Western Delta, weekly,
Kinpsley, Times, weekly,
Lieinars, Globe, semi-weekly,
Sentinel, semi-weekly,
Der Herold, weeklj,
POCAHONTAS CO., tl POP. 6,152.
Fonda, Pocahontas Times, weekly,
Gilmore City, Gilmore Breeze, weekly.
Laurens, Sun, weekly,
Pocahoutas, Record, weekly,
Rolfe, Reporter, weekly,
POLK CO., D POP. 42,395+.
Dea Moines,
Iowa Capital, daily, ?
" " weekly, S
Iowa Independent, daily
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Iowa State Register, daily, )
" " weekly, 5
Leader, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays
News, dailj%
Christian Oracle, weekly.
Grand Army Advocate, w'ly,
Homestead,' weekly.
Inland Christian Advocate,
"weekly.
Iowa Journal of Commerce,
w^eekly,
Iowa Prohibitionist, weekly,
Iowa Staats Anzeiger, w'kly,
Iowa Staats Zeitung. weekly.
Iowa Tribune, weekly,
Iowa W. C. T. U. Messenger,
weekly.
Million, weekly.
New Thought, weekly,
Persinger's Saturday Times,
weekly,
Plain Talk, weekly,
Saturday Evening Mail, w'ly,
Svithiod. weekly, i
Trade Journal, weekly.
High School Herald, semi-
monthly,
Western Farm Journal, semi-
monthly,
American Real Estate World,
monthly.
Delphic, monthly.
Eclectic Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthly,
Iowa Church Worker, m'ly,
Iowa State Medical Reporter,
monthly.
North-western Hotel Report-
er, monthly.
Presto, monthly, )
" semi-monthly ed., ^
Woman's Standard, m'thly.
Young Man's Best Compan-
ion, quarterly.
Mitchellville, Index, weekly,
POTTAWATTAMIE CO., p POP. 39,850+.
Avoca, Delta, weekly.
Herald, weekly,
Carson, Critic, weekly,
Pottawattamie School Journal,
monthly.
Council Bill ffN.
Globe, daily, }
" weekly, ^
Herald, daily, I
" weekly, S
Nonpareil, daily, }
" weekly, )
Deaf Mute Hawk Eye, w'ly,
Freie Presse, weekly.
Railroad Reporter, weeklj',
Hancock, Observer, weekly.
Macedonia. Botna Valley News, weekly,
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POTTAWATTAMIE CO.
Neola, News, weekly.
Reporter, weekly, L 2
Oakland, Acorn, weekly, L 2
Walnut, Bureau, weekly, K 1
POWESHIEK CO.. n POP. 18,936+.
Brooklyn, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Deep River, Times, weekly, L 1
Grinnell, Herald, semi-weekly, K 2
Independent, weekly, K 2
Signal, weekly, K 1
Congregational loAva, monthly.
News Letter, monthly, L 2
Malcom, Leader, weeklj', L 2
Montezuma, Poweshiek Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
RINGGOLD CO., ^ POP. 12,085+.
Mount Ayr, Journal, weekly, K2
Ringgold Co. Republican,
weekly, K 1
Ringgold Record, weekly, J 1
Redding, Independent, weekly.
SAC CO., -a POP. 8,774+.
Auburn (Grant City P. O.), News, weekly.
Early, Enterprise, weekly.
Odebolt, Reporter, weekly, K 1
Sac Co. Herald, weekly.
Sac City, Sac Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Sac Sun, weekly, K 2
Schaller. Gazette, weekly. L 2
Wall Lake, Journal, weekly. L 2
SCOTT CO., D- POP. 41,262+.
Buffalo, Scott Co. Blade, weekly,
Davenport,
Democrat, daily,
" Sundays
" weekly,
Der Taglicher Demokrat, d'y, ) J 2
" " " s.-w. (- J 1
w'y, ) H 2
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Gazette, daily, ) 12
weekly, J G 1
Times, daily.
Iowa Reform, semi-w'ly, ? J 1
" " weekly, ) II
Advance, weekly, J 1
Inter State Press, weekly, H 1
Iowa Messenger, weekly, H 2
Northwestern News, w'ly, G 1
Familien-Journal, m'thly, J 1
Iowa Churchman, m'thly, 1 1
SHELBY CO., -D POP. 12,696+.
Defiance, Argus, weekly, L 2
Harlan, Shelby Co. Republican, w'kly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Shelby, News, weekly, L 2
SIOUX CO., "c POP. 12,000.
Alton, Democi'at, weekly, J 1
Calliope, Sioux Valley Blade, weekly.
Ha warden. Commercial, weekly, L 2
Independent, weekly, K 1
Hull, Iowa Index, weekly, K 2
Ireton, Clipper, weekly. L 2
Orange City, De Volksvriend, weekly, K 1
Sioux Co. Herald, w'kly, K 2
Rock Valley, Register, weekly, L 2
STORY CO., n POP. 16,906+.
Ames, Intelligencer, weekly, J 1
Aurora, monthly, L 2
Student's Farm Journal, monthly, J 2
Western Guardsmen, monthlj', L 2
Cambridge, Herald, weekly, L 2
Maxwell, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Nevada, Highway, weekly, 1 1
Representative, weekly, K 2
Story Co. Watchman, weekly, K 2
Story City, Review, weekly, L 2
TAMA CO., D POP. 21,585+.
Dysart, Reporter, weekly, K 1
Garwin, News, weekly. L 2
Gladbrook, Tama Northern, weekly, L 2
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TAMA CO.
Tama City, Free Press, weekly, L 2
Tama Herald, weekly, K 1
Toledo, Chronicle, weeklj-, K2
Tama Co. Democrat, ^veekly, J 1
Traer, Star-Clipper, weekly, J l
TAYLOR CO., P POP. 15,635+.
Bedfoi'd, South- West Democrat, w'kly, J 1
Taylor Co. Republican, w'kly, J 2
Clearfield, Enterprise, weeklj^ L 2
Conway, Herald, weekly, L 2
Gravity, Independent, weekly, L 2
Lenox, Time Table, weekly, K 2
UNION CO., p POP. 14,980+.
Aftou, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Tribune, weekly. J 1
Creston, Advertiser, daily. )
weekly. )
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weekly, J J 2
Commonwealth, weekly, L 2
Every Sunday Morning, Sundays, J 1
Independent American, weeklj% J 2
Workingman's Advocate, w'kly, L 2
VAN BUREN CO., n^ POP. 17,043+.
Birmingham, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Free Press, weekly, L 2
Bonaparte, Journal, weekly, L 2
Farmington. Herald, weekly, K 2
K.eosauqua, Democrat and Farmer,
weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
Milton, Herald, weekly, K 1
WAPELLO CO., Q POP. 25,285+.
Eldon, Des Moines Valley Journal, wk'ly.
Review, weekly, L 2
Ottuiii'*va, Courier, daily. ? K 1
" weekly, J II
Democrat, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S 1 1
Industrial Appeal, weekly, K 2
Journal und Freie Presse,w'yK 1
Press, weekly, I 2
WARREN CO., Q POP. 19,578+.
Indianola, Advocate-Tribune, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, J 1
Simpsonian, monthly, L 1
Warren Co. News, monthly, K 1
Mllo, Motor, weekly, L 2
WASHINGTON CO., 1=1 POP. 20,874+.
Ainsworth, Clipper, weekly, L 2
Floral Instructor, monthly, I 2
Western Farmer and Horti-
culturist, monthly, H 2
Brighton, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, K 1
Riverside, Leader, weekly, L 2
Washington, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Washington Co. Press, w'y J 1
Academian, semi-m'thly.
Farmers' Index, m'thly.
Wellman, Reporter, weekly.
WAYNE CO., cp POP. 16,127+.
AUerton, News, weekly, K 2
Corydon, Democrat, weeklj', K 1
Times-Republican, weekly, J 1
Humeston, New Era, weekly, K 1
Lineville. Tribune, weeklj-, K 1
Seymour, Lone Tree Press, weekly, K 1
WEBSTER CO., D POP. 15,951+.
Dayton, Review, weekly, L 2
Fort Dodge, Chronicle, daily, ) L 2
" weekly, i J 1
Messenger, dailv. )
weekly, J J 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Gowrie, Register, weekly, L 2
Lehigh, Lehigh Valley Echo, weekly, K 1
WINNEBAGO CO., ^ POP. 4,917+.
Forest City, Winnebago Summit, w'ly, K 2
Lake Mills, North Star, weekly, K 1
IOWA.
WINNESHIEK CO., cf POP. 23,938+.
Calmar, Clarion, weekly, L 2
Decorali,*Evangelisk Luthersk Kirketi-
dende, weekly.
Journal and Press, weekly, K 2
Posten, weekly, f 2
Republican, weekly, j i
For Hjemmet, semi-m'thly, K 2
Ossian, Bee, weekly, L 2
WOODBURY CO., -O POP. 35,500.
Correctionville, Sioux Valley News, w'ly, K 1
Danbury, Maple Valley Scoop, weekly, L 2
Salix, Index, weekly.
Sioux City, Journal, daily, ) HI
Wy, J
weeJdy,
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Times, daily, ) j i
weekly, 5
Tribune, dailv, )
'kly,^
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weekly, 5 J 2
Call, weekl}% K 1
Courier, weekly, K 1
Der Volksfreund, weekly, K 2
Sunday Telegram. Sund'ys, J 1
Commercial Bulletin, semi-
monthly.
Sloan, Star, weekly, L 2
WORTH CO., [^ POP. 7,953+.
North wood, Beacon, weekly, L2
Worth Co. Index, weekly, K 1
WRIGHT CO., li POP. 9,379.
Belmond, Herald, weekly, K 1
Clarion, Wright Co. Democrat, weekly, L2
Wright Co. Monitor, weekly, K 1
Dows, Dispatch, weekly, L 2
Eagle Grove, Boone Valley Gazette, w'ly, K 1
Times, weekly, L 2
KANSAS.
Pop., 996,096+.
ALLEN CO., n^ POP. 14,733.
Humboldt, Inter-State, weekly, K 2
Union, weekly, K 1
lola, Allen Co. Courant, weekly, K 1
Allen Co. Democrat, weekly.
Register, weekly, J 1
Moran (Morantown), Herald, weekly, L 2
ANDERSON CO., D- POP. 15,451.
Colony, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Gariiett, Eagle, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Republican Plaindealer, w'lj% K 2
Greeley, News, weekly, L 2
Kincaid, Kronicle, weekly, L2
Westphalia, Times, weekly, L 2
ATCHISON CO., cf POP. 27,636.
Atchison, Champion, daily, ) 12
weekly, J H2
Globe, daily, ) J 2
weekly, S K 2
Patriot, daily, ) II
weekly, ^ HI
Muscotah, Record, weekly, L 2
BARBER CO., P POP, 12,000.
iEtna, Clarion, weekly. L 2
Hazleton, Express, weekly, L 2
Lake Citv, Kansas Prairie Dog, weekly, K 1
Medicine Lodge, Barber Co.Index,w'y,K 1
Chief, weeklj^
Cresset, weekly, K 1
Farmers' Pride, semi-
monthl}'.
New Kiowa, Herald-Ear, weekly, K 1
Kiowa Journal, weekly.
Sun City, Union, weekly, L 2
BARTON CO., n POP. 15,090.
Ellin wood. Express, weekly, L 2
Great Bend, Barton Co. Democrat, w'y, L 2
Inland Tribune, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 2
Pawnee Rock, Leader, weekly.
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BOURBON CO., P, POP. 26,811.
Bronson, Pilot, weekly, L 2
Foi't Scott, Monitor, daily, ) .11
weekly, S 1 1
Tribune, daily. ? K 2
weekly, S J 1
Kansas Staats Zeltuug,
weekly, K 1
Fulton, Independent, weekly, L 2
Garland, Gleaner, weekly
Uniontown, Telephone, weekly, L 2
BnowN CO., cf POP. 15,954.
Everest, Reflector, weekly. L 2
Hiawatha, Brown Co. World, weekly, J 2
Kansas Democrat, weekly, J 1
Horton, Headlight, weekly.
BUTLER CO., P, POP. 27,018.
Augusta, News, weekly, L 2
Southern Kansas Gazette, w'ly, K 1
Beaumont, Business, weeklj'.
Brainerd, Ensign, weekly, L 2
Douglass, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Eldorado, Republican, daily, ) L 2
weekly, i J 2
Democi'at, weekly, K 2
Walnut Valley Times, w'kly, J 2
Latham, Signal, weekly.
Leon, Indicator, weekly, L 2
Quill, weekly, L 2
Towanda, Herald, weekly, L 2
CHASE CO., D- POP. 5,453+.
Cottonwood Falls, Chase Co. Cour-
ant, weekly, K 1
Chase Co. Leader,
weekly, K 1
Strong City, Independent, weekly, K 1
CHAUTAUQUA CO., □, POP. 15,021.
Cedar Vale, Star, weekly,
Peru, Times, weekly.
Sedan, Graphic, weekly,
Times-Journal, weekly,
CHEROKEE CO., O^ POP. 28,003.
Baxter Springs, News, weeklj',
Columbus, Advocate, daily. I
" weekly, )
Kansas Prohibitionist, w'ly, K 2
Star and Courier, weekly, K 2
Galena, Short Creek Republican, w'kly, K 1
Quakervale, Western Friend, monthly, J 1
Weir, Weir City Tribune, weekly, L 2
CHEYENNE CO., \j POP. 204.
Bird City, Chej-enne Co. Democrat, w'kly.
Frontiersman, weekly.
News, ^veekly, K 1
Wano, Cheyenne Co. Rustler, weekly, L 2
CLARK CO., P POP. 6,000.
Appleton, Era, weekly,
Ashland, Clark Co. Clipper, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Southwestern Republican
Herald, weekly.
Cash City. Cashier, weekly.
Englewood, Clark Co. Chief, weekly,
Lexiilgton, Leader, weekly.
CLAY CO., [^ POP. 16,956.
Clay Center, Evening Times, dally. )
weekly, ^ J 1
Dispatch, semi-weekly, J 1
Democrat and Little
Hatchet, weekly, J 1
Industry, Herald, weekly.
Morganville, Sunflower, weekly, L 2
Wakefield, Advertiser, weekly.
CLOUD CO., i POP. 28,000.
€lyde, Herald, weekly, K 1
Mail, weekly, K 1
Concordia, Cloud Co. Critic, weekly, K 1
Daylight, weeklv, K 1
Kansas Blade, weekly, K 2
Republican-Empire, w'kly, J 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Glasco, Sun, weekly, K 1
Jamestown, Kansan, weekly, L 2
Miltonvale, News, weeklv, K 2
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COFFEY CO., D- POP. 16,540.
Burlington, Independent, weekly,
Noupariel, weekly.
Republican-Patriot, w'y,
Lebo, Light, weekly,
LeRoy, Reporter, weekly,
Waverly, News, weekly,
COMANCHE CO., P POP. 4,500.
Avilla, Democrat, w^eekly.
Cold^vater, Echo, weeklj',
Review, weeklj'.
Western Star, weekly,
Evansville, Herald, weeklj',
Nescatunga, Enterprise, weekly,
Protection, Press, weekly.
COWLEY CO., P^ POP. 29,565.
Arkansas City, Republican, dailj'. )
•' weekly. )
Ai'kansas Valley Demo-
crat, weekly.
Traveler, weeJily,
Burden, Eagle, weeklj'.
Enterprise, weekly.
Dexter, Ej'e, weeklj',
Udall, Record, weeklj'.
Winfield, Visitor, dailj'.
" weeklj'
American Noncomformist,
weeklj',
Courier, weekly,
Cowley Co. Telegram, w'kly,
Cowley Co. Tribune, weeklj',
CRAWFORD CO., Q, POP. 25,376.
Arcadia, Reporter, weekly,
Cherokee, Cjclone, weeklj'.
Sentinel, weekly,
Farlington, Gem. weekly.
Girard, Herald, weekly^,
Press, weekly,
McCune, Brick, weekly, '
Times, weeklj',
Pittsburgh, Headlight, weekly.
Smelter, weeklj',
Walnut, Journal, weekly,
DAVIS CO., D- POP. 8,672.
Junction City, Republican, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Union, weekly,
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DECATUR CO., "D POP. 6,600.
Oberlin, Eye, weeklj',
Herald, weekly.
Opinion, weekly.
DICKINSON CO., n POP. 26,000.
Abilene, Evening Gazette, daily, ) J 1
weekly, i 1 1
Dickinson Co. Chronicle, w'ly, J 1
Reflector, weekly, J 1
Carlton, Advocate, weekly.
Chapman, Courier, weekly.
Enterprise, Anti-Monopolist, weekly, J 1
Herington, Tribune, weeklj', L 2
Hope, Dispatch, weekly.
Herald, weekly, L 2
Solomon Citj', Solomon Sentinel, weekly, J 1
DONIPHAN CO., cf POP. 12,752t.
Troy, Kansas Chief, weekly, J 2
Times, weeklj'.
White Cloud, Review, weekly, L 2
DOUGLAS CO., n- POP. 25,092.
Baldwin, Ledger, weeklj', K 1
Eudora, News, weeklj-.
La^vrence, Evening Tribune, daily, ) K 2
weeklj', J J 1
Journal, daily, ) K 2
weekly, ^ K 2
Die Germania, weekly, L 2
Gazette, weeklj', J 1
Universitj' Courier, w'kly, K 1
Shield of Phi Kappa Psi,
monthly, K 2
University Review, m'thly, K 1
Sigma Nu Delta, quarterlj', L 2
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EDWARDS CO., ^ POP. 3,519.
Wendell, Champion, weekly.
ELK CO., P, POP. 14,243.
Grenola, Chief, weekly,
Ho>vard, Courant, weekly,
Democrat, weekly,
Kansas Traveller, weekly.
Longton, Times, weekly,
Moline, Mercury, weekly,
ELLIS CO., n POP. 5,046.
Ellis, Headlight, weekly,
Review, weekly,
Agitator, monthly.
Hays City, Ellis Co. Free Press and
Democrat, weekly,
Star-Sentinel, weekly,
Times, weekly.
ELLSWORTH CO., D POP. 16,000.
Ellsworth, Democrat, weekly.
Reporter, weekly,
Kanopolis, Journal, weekly.
Wilson, Echo, weekly.
Wonder, weekly.
FINNEY CO., p POP. 10,000.
Garden City, Herald, dally. ,
" weekIJ^ 5
Sentinel, daily, )
" w^eekly, )
Irrigator, weekly,
Kansas Cultivator, w'y.
Ingalls, Echo, weekly.
Ivanlioe, Times, weekly,
Lakin, Finney Co. Advocate, weeklj",
Pioneer Democrat, weekly,
Montezuma, Chief, weekly.
Piercevllle, Courier, weekly.
Santa Fe, Trail, weekly.
FORD CO., p POP. 7,778.
Cimarron, Jacksonian, weekly.
New West, w^eekly.
Dodge City, Democrat, weekly.
Ford Co. Republican, w'y.
Globe Live-Stock Joui'nal,
weekly.
Times, weekly,
Fonda, Ford Co. Democrat, weekly.
Ford, Boomer, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
Speareville, Blade, weekly,
Wilbum, Argus, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO., D- POP. 22,194.
Lane, Commercial Bulletin, weekly,
Ottawa, Local News, daily,
Republican, daily, )
" weekly, )
Journal and Triumph, weekly,
Queen City Herald, weeklj%
Fireside, Factory and Farm,
mouthly.
Campus, quarterly,
Richmond, Recorder, weekly,
Williamsburg, Eagle, weekly,
GOVE CO., -a POP. 3,500.
Buffalo Park, Pioneer, weekly,
Grainfleld, Cap Sheaf, weekly,
Grinnel, Golden Belt, weekly,
People's Press, weekly.
Quinter, Settlers' Guide, weekly.
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GRAHAM CO., ^ POP. 5,000.
Fremont Star, weekly.
Hill City, Reveille, weekly, L 2
Millbrook, Graham Co. Democrat, w'y, L2
Herald, weekly, L 2
Times, weeklj', K 1
GRANT CO., P POP. 900.
Ulysses, Grant Co. Register, weeklj-,
GREELEY CO. -Q POP. 50.
Horace, Greeley Co. Gazette, weekly.
Tribune, Greeley Co. Tribune, weekly.
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GREEN^'OOD CO., O^ poP. 15,428.
Eureka, Democratic Messenger, w'kly, K 2
Greenwood Co. Republican, w'y, J 1
Herald, weekly, K 2
Fall River, Couraut, weekly.
Times, weekly, L 2
Madison, Zenith, weekly, L 2
Severy, Southern Kansas Journal, w'kly, K 1
HAMILTON CO., P POP. 500.
Coolidge, Border Ruflflan, weekly.
Citizen, weeklv.
Enfield (Hartland P. O.), Tribune, weekly.
Golden, Gazette, weekly.
Hartland, Times, weekly.
Johnson City (Veteran P. O.), World, w'y.
Kendall. Boomer, weekly.
Shockey ville (Lakin P. O.), Eagle, w'kly.
Surprise, Post, weekly.
Syracuse, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Journal, weeklj% L 2
Sentinel, weekly.
HARPER CO., p POP. 18,149.
Anthony, Republican, daily. ?
weekly, i K 1
Attica, Advocate, weeklj% K 1
Bulletin, weekly.
Crisfleld, Courier, weekly, L 1
Danville, Harper Co. Express, weekly.
Freeport, Leader, weekly, L2
Harper, Sentinel, daily, ? L 2
weekly, J K 2
Graphic, w^eeklj', K 2
HARVEY CO., ^ POP. 18,328.
Burrton, Gi-aphic, weekly, L 2
Halstead, Herald, weekly.
Independent, weekly, L 2
Newton, Republican, daily, ) K 1
weekly, ) K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 2
Kansan, weekly, K 2
Sedg\vick, Pantagraph, weekly, K 1
Walton, Independent, Aveekly.
HODGEMAN CO., P POP. 1,704+.
Jetuiore, Hodgeman Co. Scimitar, w'y.
Reveille, weekly, L 2
Sittings, w-eekly, L 2
Kalvesta, Hodgeman Co. Herald, weekly.
Ravanna, Chieftain, weekly, L 2
Kansas Sod House, weeklj', L 2
JACKSON CO., cf POP. 15,245.
Holton, Jackson Co. Federal, weekly.
Recorder, weekly, J 1
Signal, weekly, K 2
Normal Advocate, quarterly, L 1
Whiting, News, weekly, L 2
JEFFERSON CO., cf POP. 15,563+.
Meriden, Report, weekly, L 2
Nortonville, News, weekly, L 2
Osawkie, Times, weekly, L 2
Oskaloosa, Independent, weekly, J 1
Valley Falls, Lucifer, weekly, J 1
New Era, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 2:
Winchester, Ai-gus, weekly, L 2
JEWELL CO., i POP. 18,998.
Burr Oak, Herald, weekly, K 2
Independent, weekly.
Jewell, Democrat, weekly. K 1
Jewell Co. Republican, weekly, K 2
Mankato, Jewell Co. Monitor, weekly, K 1
Jewell Co. Review, weekly, K 2
Randall, Register, weekly, L 2
Salem, Argus, weekly, K 2
People's Friend, weekly, L 2
JOHNSON CO., D- POP. 15,604.
Olathe, Johnson Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Kansas Patron, weekly, K 2
Kansas Star, weekly, L 2
Mirror, weekly, J 2
Spring Hill. New Era, weekly, L 2
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KINGMAN CO., I? POP. 12,680.
Kingiiiau, Courier, weekly, J 2
Kingman Co. Democrat, w'y, K 2
Leader, weekly, J 1
Ninnescah, Herald, weekly.
Norwich, News, weekly, L 2
KIOWA CO., Q
Greensburg, Kiowa Co. Signal, weekly.
Rustler, weekly,
Mullinville, Mallet, weekly.
Telegram, weekly.
Wellsford (Dowell P. O.), Kiowa Co. Dem-
ocrat, w'kly.
Republican, weekly,
LABETTE CO., O, POP. 29,144.
Altamont, Sentinel, weekly,
Chetopa, Advance, weekly,
Statesman, weekly,
Edna. Era, weekly.
Mound Valley, Herald, weekly,
Oswego, Bee, weekly.
Independent, weekly,
Labette Co. Democrat, w'kly.
Parsons, Eclipse, dailv, >
" weekly, J
Sun, daily, >
" weekly, )
Palladium, weekly.
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LANE CO., -a POP. 276.
Dighton, Journal, weekly.
Lane Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
LEAVENAVORTH CO., cf POP. 42,799.
Lieaven worth,
Standard, daily, )
" weekly, )
Times, daily, ?
" weekly, S
Catholic, weekly,
Kansas Freie Presse, weekly, J 2
High School Echo, monthly.
Home Record, monthly,
Tonganoxie, Mirror, weekly,
LINCOLN CO., D POP. 12,250.
liincoln, Beacon, weekly,
Lincoln Co. Democrat, w'kly.
Republican, weekly,
LINN CO., D- POP. 13,620.
Blue Mound, Sun, weekly.
La Cygne, Journal, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
Mound City, Progress, semi-weekly,
Linn Co. Clarion, weekly, K 1
Torch of Liberty, m'thly.
Pleasanton, Herald, weekly.
Observer, weekly,
Prescott, Eagle, weekly,
LOGAN CO., -a POP. 600.
Ennis City (Monument P. O.),
Courier, weekly.
Western Kansas Advocate, w'y.
Oakley, Opinion, weekly.
Times, weekly.
LYON CO., D- POP. 25,922.
Admire City, Free Press, weekly,
Americus, Ledger, weekly,
Emporia, News, daily, )
" Saturdays, >
" weekly, )
Republican, daily, ?
" weekly, J
Democrat, weekly,
Hartford, Call, weekly,
Neosho Rapids, Neosho Valley Press, w'y,
MC PHERSON CO., D POP. 20,248.
Canton, Carrier, weekly,
Lindsborg, Smoky Valley New^s, w^eekly,
MePherson, Democrat, weeklj'.
Freeman, weekly,
Kansas Sate Register,
weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Windom, Enterprise, weekly.
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MARION CO., D POP. 24,000.
Canada, Arcade, weekly.
Florence, Bulletin, weekly, L2
Herald, weekly, L 2
News, weeklj'.
Marion, Register, daily. ?
" weekl}% ) K 2
Record, weekly, J 1
Peabody, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Graphic, weekly, K 1
MARSHALL CO., cf POP. 22,974.
Axtell, Anchor, weekly, K 1
Beattie, Star, weekly.
Blue Rapids, Lyre, weekly.
Times, weekly, K 1
Frankfort, Bee, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly.
Irving, Leader, weekly.
Marysville, Marshall Co. Democrat, w'y J 1
Marshall Co. News, w'kly, J 2
Post, weekly, K 2
True Republican, w'kly.
Watervllle, Telegraph, weekly, K 2
MEADE CO., p POP. 5,000.
Fowler City, Graphic, weekly, L 2
Meade Centre, Meade Co. Globe, w'y, L2
Press-Democrat, w'y, K 1
Mertilla, Meade Co. Times, weekly, L 1
West Plains, Guardian, weekly, L 2
MIAMI CO., D- POP. 19,467.
Fontana, News, weekly, L 2
Louisburg, Herald, weekly, K 2
Paola, Miami Republican, weekly, J 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Western Spu-it, weekly, J 1
MITCHELL CO., [b POP. 14,356.
Beloit, Couriei-, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Western Democrat, weekly, K 2
Cawker City, Journal, weekly, L 2
Public Record, weekly, K 1
Orchard, Vineyard and
Berry Garden, m'thly, L 2
Glen Elder, Herald, weekly, L 2
MONTGOMERY CO., Q, POP. 25,865.
Caney, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Cherry vale. Globe and Torch, daily, ) L 2
" " " weekly, J K2
Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly.
Coffeyvllle, Gate City Gazette, weekly.
Journal, weekly, K 2
Sun, weekly.
Elk City, Eagle, weekly, L 2
Globe, weekly, K 1
Havana, Vidette, weekly, L 1
Independence,
Evening Reporter, daily, L 2
Montgomery Argus, weekly, K 1
South Kansas Tribune, w'kly, J 1
Star and Kansan, weekly, J 1
Liberty, Review, weekly.
MORRIS CO., D- POP. 10,913.
Council Grove, Guard, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, J 1
Dunlap, Reporter, weekly, L 2
MORTON CO., p
Frisco, Morton Co. Democrat, weekly.
Richfield, Great South-West, weekly.
Leader, weekly.
Taloga, Chief, weekly.
NE5IAHA CO., cT POP. 18,047.
Centralia, Journal, weekly, K 1
Sabetha, Herald, weekly, K 1
Nemaha Co. Republican, w'kly, K 1
Seneca, Courier Democrat, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Wetmore, Spectator, weekly.
NEOSHO CO., O^ POP. 20,793.
Chanute, Blade, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Erie, Neosho Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Republican-Record, weekly, K 2
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NEOSHO CO.
Galesburg, Enterprise, weekly.
Osage Mission, Neosho Co. Journal, vr^y,
Thayer, Head Light, weekly.
NESS CO., -G POP. 6,000.
Ness City, Ness Co. News, weekly,
Times, weekly.
Walnut Valley Sentinel, w'y.
NORTON CO., \2 POP. 10,500.
Almena, Star, weekly,
Lenora, Leader, weekly,
Noi'tou, Democrat, semi-weekly.
Champion, weekly.
Courier, weekly,
OSAGE CO., a- POP. 26,183.
Burlingame, Independent, weekly,
Osage Co. Chronicle, w'kly,
Carbondale, Astonisher and Paralyzer,
weekly,
Lyndou, Journal, weekly,
Melvern, Record, weekly,
Osage City, Free Press, weekly,
Kansas People, weekly,
Quenemo, Kansas Workman, weekly,
Osage Co. Republican, weekly,
OSBORNE CO., i POP. 12,728.
Alton, Western Empire, weekly,
Downs, Times, semi- weekly,
Chief, weekly,
Osborne, Journal, weekly,
Osborne Co. Farmer, w^eekly,
Osborne Co. News, weekly.
Western Oddfellow, m'thly.
Portis, Patriot, weeklj',
OTTAWA CO., ti POP. 15,080.
Bennington, Star, weekly,
Delphos, Carrier, weekly.
Miuueapolis, Messenger, weekly,
Ottawa Co. Commercial,
weekly.
Solomon Valley Demo-
crat, weekly,
Kansas Workman, m'ly,
Sprig of Myrtle, m'thly.
PAWNEE CO., ^ POP. 6,416.
Burdett (Brown's Grove P. O.), Bugle,
weekly.
Liarned, Chronoscope, weekly,
Eagle-Optic, weekly,
Pawnee Co. Republican, w'y,
PHILLIPS CO., li POP. 10,38.3.
Kirwin, Chief, weeklj%
Independent, weekly,
Logan, Phillips Co. Freeman, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Long Island, Leader, weekly,
Marvin, Monitor, weekly.
Phillipsbiirgh, Dispatch, weekly.
Herald, weekly.
Woodruff, Gazette, weeklj'.
POTTAAVATTOMIE CO., cf POP. 18,139.
St. Mary's, Express, weekly.
Star, weekly,
Wamego, Kansas Agriculturist, w^eekly,
Kansas Reporter, weekly,
Westmoreland, Recorder, weekly,
PRATT CO., ^ POP. 5,964.
CuUison, Banner, weekly.
Pratt, Pratt Co. Press, weekly,
Pratt Co. Registei-, weekly.
Pratt Co. Tijues, weekly,
Saratoga, Sun, weekly,
RAWLINS CO., "□ POP. 2,043.
Afwood, Rawlins Co. Democrat, w'kly,
Republican Citizen, weekly,
Celia, Enterprise, weekly,
Ludell, Settler, weekly,
RENO CO., [? POP. 23,184.
Abbyville Tribune, weekly.
Arlington, Enterprise, weekly,
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RENO CO.
Haven, Independent, weekly.
Hutchinson, News, dail.v,^ ) K2
" weekly, s J 1
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Interior Herald, weekly, J 2
Lerado, Ledger, weekly, L 2
Nickerson, Argosy, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 1
Partridge, Cricket, weekly.
Sylvia. (Zenith P. O.) Telephone, weeklj'.
Turon, Rustler, weekly.
REPUBLIC CO.. i POP. 17,540.
Belleville, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Telescope, weekly, K 2
Cuba, Republic Co. Pilot, weekly, L 2
Conservative Cuban, monthly, L 2
Republic. Republic City News, weekly, L 2
Scandia, Independent, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, ' K 1
Warwick, Leader, weekly.
Wayne, Register, weekly, L 2
RICE CO., a POP. 15,000.
Chase, Record, weekly.
Little River, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Lyons, Central Kansas Democrat, d'y.
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Prohibitionist, weekly,
Republican, weekly.
Sterling, Bulletin, weeklj'.
Gazette, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
RILEY CO., cf POP. 12,142.
Leonardville, Monitor, weeklj^, L 2
Manhattan, Industrialist, weekly, J 1
Mercury, weekly, J 1
Nationalist, weekly, J 2
Republic, weekly, J 1
Kansas Telephone, m'thly, J 1
Randolph, Echo, weekly, K 1
ROOKS CO., i POP. 12,000.
Plainville, Times, ^^eekly,
Stockton, Democrat, weekly.
Rooks Co. Record, weekly.
Western News, weekly,
Webster, Eagle, weekly,
Woodston, Saw, weekly.
RUSH CO.. n POP. 13.973.
La Crosse, Chieftain, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Walnut City (Rush Centre P.O.),
Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly.
RUSSELL CO., n POP. 16,665.
Dorrance, Nugget, weekly.
Russell, Journal, weekly.
Record, weekly,
SALINE CO., n POP. 15,381.
Brookville, Transcript, weekly,
Chico, Advertiser, weekly.
Salina, Herald, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Rising Sun, weekly,
SaUne Co. Journal, weekly,
SCOTT CO., -n POP. 91.
Scott, Scott Co. News, weekly.
Scott Sentinel, weekly.
SEDGWICK CO., [p POP. 27.000.
Cheney, Wichita District Advocate, m'ly.
Clear Water, Times, weekly,
Mt. Hope, Mentor, weekly, '
Valley Center, News, weekly,
Wicliita, Beacon, daily, )
weekly, J
Eagle, daily, )
" weekly, j
Arrow, weekly.
Herold, weekly.
Kansas Staats Zeitung,w'
Labor-Union, weekly.
New Republic, weekly,
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SEWARD CO., P POP. 713.
Fargo Springs, News, weekly.
Prairie Owl, weekly, L 2
Seward Co. Democrat.w'y.
SHAWNEE CO., O POP. 40,579.
Richland, Future, weekly, X
Rossville, Carpenter's Kansas Lyre, w'y, L 2
Topeka, Capital, daily,
" Sundays, >
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Commonwealth, daily, )
" weekly, )
Kansas State Journal, daily, >
w'kly, S
Kansas Farmer, weekly,
Kansas Law Journal, weekly,
Kansas Methodist, weekly,
Kansas Telegraph, weekly,
Labor Chieftain, weekly,
Mail, weekly,
Saturday Evening Lance, w'y,
Spirit of Kansas, weekly,
Western Baptist, weekly,
Kansas Knight and Soldier,
semi-monthly.
Light, semi-monthly.
City and Farm Record and
Western Real Estate Jour-
nal, monthly,
Western School Journal, m'y,
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Boxie (Kenneth P.O.), Democrat, w'kly, L 2
Sentinel, weekly, L 2
SHERMAN CO., "O POP. 62.
EustiSt New Teeumseh, weekly.
Sherman Co. Dark Horse, w'y.
Sherman Centre (Gandy P. O.)
News, ^veekly.
Sherman Co. Republican,
weekly.
SMITH CO., i POP. 16,125.
Cedarville, Globe, weekly.
Cora, Union, weekly.
Gaylord, Herald, weekly, K 1
Smith Centre, Bazoo, weekly, L 2
Smith Co. Bulletin, w'y, K 1
STAFFORD CO., ^ POP. 10.000.
Macksville, Times, weekly.
St. John, Advance, weekly, L 2
Sun, weekly, L 2
Stafford, Startord Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Stafford Co. Republican, w'kly.
STEVENS CO., p.
Hugotou, Hugo Herald, weekly.
SUMNER CO., ^ POP. 32,289.
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Belle Plaine, News, weekly,
Caldwell, Journal, weekly,
Times, weekly,
Conway Springs, Star, weekly.
Geuda "Springs, Herald, weekly,
Mulvane, Record, semi- weekly,
Oxford, Register, weekly,
South Haven, New Era, weekly.
Wellington, Morning Quid-Nunc, daily.
Press, daily, ? L 2
" weekly, S 1 1
Monitor, ^veekly, L 2
Sumner Co. Standard, w'y. J 2
THOMAS CO., "n POP. 2,000.
Colby, Thomas Co. Cat, weekly.
TREGO CO., -a POP. 2,535+.
Wa-Ii.eeney, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Western Kansas World,
weekly, L 2
WABAUNSEE CO., D- POP. 11,045.
Alina, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Wabaunsee Co. News, weekly, K 2
Eskridge, Home Weekly, K 1
Star, weekly, K 1
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WALLACE CO., -D POP. 1,500.
Sharon Springs, Leader, weekly.
Western Times, weeklj-.
Wallace, Wallace Co. News, weekly.
Wallace Co. Register, w'kly, L 2
WASHINGTON CO., i POP. 20,753.
Barnes, Entei'prise, weekly, L 2
Clifton, News, semi- weekly, L 2
Review, weekly, K 1
Greenleaf, Herald, weekly, K 1
Independent-Journal, weekly, K 1
Haddam, Clipper, weekly, L 2
Hanover, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Washington, Post, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, J 1
Washington Co. Register,
weekly, K 2
WICHITA CO., \3 POP. 75.
Coronado, Star, weekly.
Wichita Co. Herald, weekly.
Leotl City (Bonasa P. O.),
Leoti Lance, weekly.
Wichita Co. Democi-at, w'klj'.
Wichita Standard, weekly, L 2
WILSON CO., 1=1 POP. 28,060.
Altoona, Advocate, weekly.
Benedict, Echo, weekly.
Buffalo, Clipper, weekly.
Fredouia, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Wilson Co. Citizen, weekly, J 1
Neodesha, Register, weekly, K 1
WOODSON CO., Q, POP. 6,535+.
Neosho Falls, Post, weekly, K 1
Woodson Co. Republican,
weekly.
Toronto, Register, weekly, L 2
Topic, weekly, L 2
Yates Center, News, weekly, K 2
Sun, weekly.
Woodson Democrat,w'y,L 2
WYANDOTTE CO., P POP. 28,060.
Kansas City (Kansas City, Mo., P. 0.),
Consolidated City, daily.
(Wyandotte P. O.), Gazette,
weekly, K 2
(Wyandotte P. O.), Herald,
weekly, K 2
(Kansas City, Mo. P. O.), Kan-
sas Cvclone, ^veekly.
(Wyandotte P. O.), Kansas
Pioneer, weekly, K 2
(Kansas City, Mo., P. O.),
Light, weekly.
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Pop., 1,648,690+.
ADAIR CO., 9 POP. 13,078+.
Columbia, Herald, weekly.
Spectator, weekly,
ALLEN CO., P POP. 12,089+.
Scottsville, Sentinel, weeklj%
ANDERSON CO., D POP. 9,361+.
liawrenceburgli, Anderson News, w'y, L 2
BALLARD CO., P POP. 14,378+.
Wickliffe, Ballard Co. Journal, weekly, K 2
BARREN CO., P POP. 22,321+.
Glasgow, Banner, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly.
News, weekly.
Times, weekly,
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Owingsville, Outlook, weekly, K 2
BOONE CO. i POP. 11,996+.
Burlington, Boone Co. Recorder, w'y, K 1
BOURBON CO., 6 POP. 15,956+.
Paris, Bourbon News, semi-weekly, J 1
Kentuckian Citizen, weekly, I 2
Sundaj' Truth, Sundays, K 1
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KENTUCKY.
BOYD CO., cf POP. 12,165+.
Ashland, Independent, weekly, 1 1
Republican, weekly, K 2
Catlettsbiti'g, Central Methodist, w'y, H 1
Kentucky Democrat,
weekly, 1 1
Leader, weekly, K 2
BOYLE CO., n POP. 11,930+.
Dauville, Kentucky Advocate, weekly, J 2
Kentucky Deaf Mute, w'kly, L 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Junction City, Herald, weekly, L 2
BRACKEN CO., [^ POP. 13,509+.
Augusta, Bracken Co. Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly.
Brookville, Bracken Democrat, w'y, L2
BRECKENRIDGE CO., -Q POP. 17,486+.
Cloverport, Breckenridge News, weekly, K 2
Hardinsburg, Southern Republican, w'y.
BULLITT CO., n POP. 8,521+.
Shephei'dsville, Bullitt Pioneer, w'y, K 1
RUTLER CO., -a POP. '2,181+.
Morgaiitown, Butler Co. News, w'kly, L 2
Green River Republi-
can, weekly, L 2
CALDWELL CO., P POP. 11,282+.
Friucetou, Banner, weekly, J 1
American Home, monthly, H 2
Methodist Standard, m'thly, L 2
CALLOWAY CO., P POP. 13,295+.
Murray, News, weekly, J 1
CAMPBELL CO., i POP. 37,440+.
Newport, '
Kentucky State Journal, tri- weekly, ? K 1
weekly, iH2
Kentuckj' Bulletin, weekly, K 1
CARLISLE CO., P POP. 7,278.
Bardwell, Star, weekly.
CARROLL CO., ^ POP. S,953+.
Carrollton, Democrat, weekly, J 1
CASEY CO., a POP. 10,983+.
Yosemite, News, weekly, L 2
CHRISTIAN CO., P POP. 31,682+.
Hopkinsville,
Kentucky New Era, triweekly, ) K 1
" weekly, ) II
South Kentuckian, semi-weekly, J 2
CLARK CO., D POP. 12,115+.
Winchester, Clark Co. Democrat, w'y, J 1
Sun, weekly, K 1
CRITTENDEN CO., -D POP. 11,638+.
Dycusburgh, Crittenden Courier, weekly.
Marion, Crittenden Press, weekly, J 1
DAVIESS CO., -a POP. 27,730+.
OvFensboro, Messenger, daily, ?
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FAYETTE CO., D POP. 29,023+.
Inquirer, tri- weekly, )
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Transcript, daily, ?
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Kentucky Gazette, semi-weekly, )
" '• weekly, J
Drummer, weekly,
Kentucky State News, weekly,
Kentucky Stock Farm, w'kly.
Live Stock Record, weekly.
Observer, weekly,
Bible College Exponent, monthly.
Business World, monthly.
Hamilton College Monthly,
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FLEMING CO., cf POP. 15,221+.
Fleniingrsburs;!!, Gazette, weekly.
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FRANKLIN CO., i POP. 18,699+.
Frankfort, Capital, weekly, K 1
Roundabout, weekly, K 2
Western Argus, weekly.
Kentucky Law Reporter,
monthly, K 1
FULTON CO., P POP. 7,977+.
Fulton, Baptist Gleaner, weekly,
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Fultonian, weekly.
Toiler, weeklJ^
Hickman, Courier, weeklj,
GALLATIN CO., ^1 POP. 4,832+.
Warsa^v, Independent, weekly,
GARRARD CO., D POP. 11,704+.
Lancaster, Central Journal, weekly,
GRANT CO., tl POP. 13,083+.
Corinth, Enterprise, weekly.
Williamsto^vn, Courier, weekly,
GRAVES CO., p POP. 24,138+.
Mayfield, Democrat, weekly.
Monitor, weekly,
Our Schools, monthly.
Wingo, Purchase, weekly,
GRAYSON CO., -Q POP. 15,784+.
Lieitchfield, Grayson Gazette, w'ly,
GREEN CO., D POP. 11,871+.
Greensburg, Times, weekly,
GREENUP CO., cT POP. 13,371+.
Greenup, Gazette, weekly,
HANCOCK CO., -a pop., 8,563.
Hawesville, Ballot, weekly.
HARDIN CO., D POP. 22,564+.
Elizabethtown, Hardin Co. Messen-
ger, weekly.
News, weekly,
HARRISON CO., ^ POP. 16,504+.
Cynthiana, Democrat, weekly.
News, weeklj%
Times, weekly,
HART CO., n POP. 17,133+.
Horse Cave, Hart Co. NeAvs, weekly,
HENDERSON CO., -D POP. 24,515+.
Henderson, Gleaner, weeklj'.
Journal, weekly.
News, weeklj-,
HENRY CO., [b POP. 14,492+.
Eminence, Constitutionalist, weekly, K 2
Ne>v Castle, Henry Co. Local, weekly, K 1
HICKMAN CO., P POP. 10,651+.
Clinton, Democrat, weekly, K 1
HOPKINS CO., -a POP. 19,122+.
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Louisville, Anzeiger, daily, ]
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" Sundays, j
" weekly, J
Commercial, dailj% ?
weekly
Courier-Journal, dailj', )
" weekly, J
Post, daily, ?
" semi-weekly, )
Times, daily,
American Baptist, weekly, I 2
Central Catholic Advocate,
weekly. 1 2
Christian Observer, w'kly, G 2
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TiOuisviIle« Democrat, weekly, H 2
Farmers'Home Journal.w'yF 1
K a t h o 1 i scher Glaubens-
bote, Sundays, G 2
Labor Record, weekly, K 2
Leader, weekly.
Ohio Falls Express, w'kly, J 1
Omnibus, Sundays, G 1
Owl, weekly.
Republican, weekly.
Saturday Herald, weekly.
Southern Journal, weekly, H 1
Suudaj' Argus, Sundays, G 2
Truth, Sundays, H 1
Truthful Witness, w'kly, J 1
Western Recorder, w'kly, H 2
American Practitioner and
News, bi-weekly, J 1
Home and Farm, semi-m'y, B 1
Knight of Honor, semi-
monthly.
Masonic Home Journal,
semi-monthlj% J 2
Wine and Spirit Review,
semi-monthly, 1 2
Church Chronicle, m'ly, K 2
Duncan's Magazine, m'ly, 1 1
Educational Courant, m'y, 1 1
Medical Herald, monthly, J 1
National Heptasoph, m'ly, J 1
Orphans' Friend, monthly, K 2
Outlook, monthly.
Progress, monthly.
Southern Bivouac, m'thly, G 2
Southern Manuf actu rer
and Builder, monthly, H 2
Southern Publisher and
Printer, monthly.
Southern Trade Gazette,
monthly, H 1
JESSAMINE CO., n POP. 10,864+.
Nicholasville, Progressive Kentuck-
ian, weekly, J 1
KENTON CO., i FOP. 4S,983+.
Coviug^tou, Commonwealth, daily, ) J 2
weekly, 5 HI
Apostolic Guide, weekly, G 2
Enterprise, weekly, J 1
Republican, weekly. «
LA RUE CO., n POP. 9,793+.
Hodgenville, La Rue Co. Herald, w'ly, K 2
LAUREL CO., Cl^ POP. 9,131+.
liOndou, Leader, weekly, K 1
Mountain Echo, weekly, K 1
LAWRENCE CO., rf POP. 13,262+.
liOuisa, Big Sandy News, weekly, K 1
LEE CO., D- POP. 4,2.>1+.
Beattyville, Three Forks Enterprise,
weekly, K 1
LEWIS CO., cf POP. 13,154+.
Vanceburgh, Courier, weekly, K 1
LINCOLN CO., D POP. 15,080+.
Stanford, Interior Journal, semi-w'kly, J 1
LOGAN CO., p POP. 24,358+.
Russellville, Dispatch, weekly.
Herald, weekly, J 2
MC CRACKEN CO., P POP. 16,262+.
Fadncah, News, daily, ? J 1
weekly, )
daily,
weekly,
Standard, dailv, )
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Calhonn, Democrat, weekly,
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MADISON CO., n POP. 22,052+.
Richmond, Herald, weekly, K 1
Kentucky Register, weekly, J 1
Atlantis, monthly, L 1
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MARION CO., n POP. 14,693+.
Lebanon, Standard and Times, weekly, J 1
St. Mary's, Sentinel, monthly, L 2
MASON CO., cf POP. 20,469+.
Maysville, Evening Bulletin, daily, ) K 2
weekly, ) J 1
Eagle, weekly, K 1
Republican Enterprise, w'y.
MEADE CO., -D POP. 10,323+.
Brandenbiirgh, Meade Co. News, w'ly, K 1
MERCER CO., G POP. 14,142+.
Harrodsburg:, Democrat, weekly, J 1
MONTGOMERY CO., D POP. 10,566+.
Mount Sterling, Gazette, weekly, J 2
S e n t i nel-Democrat,
weekly, J 1
MORGAN CO., O POP. 8,455+.
West liiberty, Gem, weekly, K 1
MUHLENBERG CO., -D POP. 15,098+.
Central City, Muhlenberg Republican, w'y.K 2
Greenville, Muhlenberg Echo, weekly, K 2
NELSON CO., D POP. 16,609+.
Bardstown, Nelson Co. Record, w'kly, J 1
NICHOLAS CO., i POP. 11,S69+.
Carlisle, Mercurj^ weekly, J 1
OHIO CO., -n POP. 19,669+.
Hartford, Herald, weekly, J 1
OLDHAM CO., b POP. 7,667+.
Lia Grange, Oldham Co. Herald, w'kly, K 1
OWEN CO., i POP. 17,401+.
Owenton, Owen Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Owen News, weekly, J 1
PENDLETON CO., ft POP. 16,702+.
Falmouth, Guide, weekly, K 2
Pendleton Democrat, w'kly, J 1
PULASKI CO., ^ POP. 21,318+.
Somerset, Reporter, weekly, L 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
ROBERTSON CO., [^ POP. 5,814+.
Mount Olivet, Robertson Co. Demo-
crat, weekly, L 2
Robertson Co. Tri-
bune, weekly, K 1
SCOTT CO., i POP. 14,965+.
Georgetown, Times, weeklj-, J l
SHELBY CO., [i POP. 20,000.
Shelbyviile, Shelby News, weekly.
Shelby Sentinel, weekly, J 2
SIMPSON CO., p POP. 10,641+.
Franklin, Favorite, weekly, J 1
SPENCER CO., n POP. 7,040+.
Taylorsville, Spencer Coui-ier, weekly, K 1
TODD CO., p POP. 15,994.
Elkton, Todd Co. Progress, weekly, K 2
TRIGG CO., p POP. 14,489+.
Cadiz, Kentucky Telephone, weekly, K 2
TRIMBLE CO., ^1 POP. 7,171+.
Milton, Free Press, weekly, K 2
UNION CO., -C POP. 17,809+.
Caseyville, Enterpi-ise, weekly, J 2
Morganfield, Sun, weekly."^
Uniontown, Union Local, weekly, K 2
WARREN CO., [? POP. 27,531+.
Bowling Green,
Evening Democrat, daily. ?
w'kly,
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Moderator, monthly.
Park City Times, daily, ' 1 II
weekly, 5 H2
770
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KENTUCKY.
WASHINGTON CO., D POP. 14,419t.
Springfield, Washington Co. Leader,
weekly, K 1
WAYNE CO., g POP. 12,512+.
Moiiticello, Signal, weekly, K 1
WEBSTER CO., -D POP. 14,246f.
Dixon, Webster Co. Record, weekly, K 1
WHITLEY CO., Q, POP. 12,000+.
Williainsburgh, Times, weekly, K 1
WOLFE CO., D- POP. 5,638+.
Hazle Green, Herald, weekly, L 2
WOODFORD CO., D POP. 11,800+.
Midway, Blue-Grass Clipper, weekly, K 1
Versailles, Woodford Sun, weekly, K 2
liOUISIANA.
Pop., 939,946+.
ASCENSION PARISH, O, POP. 16,895+.
Donaldsouville, Ascension Demo-
crat, weekly, K 1
Chief, weekly, K2
ASSUMPTION PARISH, [? POP. 17,010+.
Napoleonville, Pioneer of Assump-
tion, weekly, L 2
AVOYELLES PARISH, D POP. 16,747+.
Marksville, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Review, weekly, L 2
BOSSIER PARISH, Yd POP. 16,042+.
Bellevue, Bossier Banner, w^eekly, L 2
CADDO PARISH, \: POP. 26,296+.
Shreveport, Times, daily, > J i
weekly, S I 2
Baptist Chronicle, weekly.
Journal, Sundays.
CALCASIEU PARISH, P POP. 18,000.
liake Charles, Commercial, weekly, L 2
Echo, weekly, K 2
CALDWELL PARISH, [^ POP. 5,767+.
Columbia, Caldwell Watchman, w'kly, L 2
CATAHOULA PARISH, D POP. 10,277+.
Harrisonburg, Catahoula News, Wy, LI
Trinity, Herald, weekly, K 1
CLAIBORNE PARISH, ^ POP. 18,837+.
Homer, Claiborne Guardian, weekly, K 1
Louisiana Journal, weekly, L 2
CONCORDIA PARISH, D POP. 14,914+.
Yidalia, Concordia Sentinel, weekly, L2
DE SOTO PARISH, b POP. 15,608+.
Keatchie, Keatchie College Advocate, w'y.
Mansfield, De Soto Democrat, weekly, L 2
EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH, D POP. 19,966+.
Baton Rouge,
Capitolian Advocate, daily, ? K 2
weekly, J 1 2
Truth, weekly, K 2
EAST CARROLL PARISH, cf POP. 12,134+.
Lake Providence, Carroll Banner, w'y, L 2
East Carroll Demo-
crat, weekly, L 2
EAST FELICIANA PARISH, a POP. 15,132+.
Clinton, Patriot-Democrat, weekly, K 1
Southern Watchman, weekly, L 2
Wilson, Sun, weekly.
FRANKLIN PARISH, [^ POP. 6,495+,
Winusborougli, Franklin Sun, w'kly, L 2
LOUISIANA.
GRANT PARISH, D POP. 6,188+.
Ada, School Messenger, monthly,
Colfax, Chronicle, weekly,
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IBERIA PARISH, ^ POP. 16,676+.
New Iberia, Enterprise, semi-weekly, L2
Louisiana Farmer, w'kly, K 1
IBERVILLE parish; ^ POP. 17,544+.
Plaquemine, Iberville Democrat, w"y, L 2
Iberville South, weekly, K 1
JEFFERSON PARISH, Q, POP. 12,166+.
Gretna, Courier, weekly,
Sun, weekly,
LAFAYETTE PARISH, ^ POP. 13,235+.
La Fayette, Advertiser, weekly,
LA FOURCHE PARISH, Q. POP. 19,113+.
Thibodaux, Sentinel, weekly.
Church Exponent, m'hly.
LINCOLN PARISH, ^ POP. 11,075+.
Ruston, Caligraph, weekly,
LIVINGSTON PARISH, D- POP. 8,000.
Maurepas, Gazette, weekly,
Southland, weekly,
Springfield, Ledger, weekly,
Whitehall, Age, weekly,
MADISON PARISH, rf POP. 13,906+.
Tallulah, Madison Times, weekly.
Parish Item, weeklj\
MOREHOUSE PARISH, ^ POP.|14,206+.
Bastrop, Morehouse Clarion, weekly,
Morehouse Sentinel, weekly,
NATCHITOCHES PARISH, -O POP. 19,707+.
Natchitoches, Democratic Review,
weekly,
Robeline, Reporter, weekly,
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ORLEANS PARISH, Q, POP. 216,090+.
Ne>v Orleans,
City Item, daily, G 1
Deutsche Zeitung, daily, ) 12
weekly, [ H2
Sonntags Blatt, Sundays, ; G 1
Evening Chronicle, daily, H 1
L'Abeille, daily, ) 12
" weekly, S II
Le Trait D'Union, daily.
Picayune, daily, ? F 1
weekly, f F 1
States, daily, ) H 2
" weekly, S H 1
Times-Democrat, daily, ) El
weekly, ) F 2
Christian Advocate, weekly, G 1
Lantern, weekly.
Le Franco Louisianais, Aveekly, K 1
Le Propagateur Catholique, w'y, J 1
L'Opinion, weekly.
Louisiana Staudai'd, weekly, K 2
Mascot, weekly, H 2
Morning Star, weekly, I 2
Pelican, weekly.
Southern Industry, weekly, K 2
Southwestern Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, H 1
South-Western Presbyterian,
weekly, 1 1
Sugar Bowl and Farm Journal,
weekly, J 2
Der Familien Freund. bi-w'kly, J 1
Bicycle South , monthly, K 1
Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthlj% K 1
Southern Industrial Review,
monthly, 1 1
Werlein's Journal of Music,m'y,L 2
OUACHITA PARISH, [^ POP. 14,685+.
Monroe, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Ouachita Telegraph, weekly, K 1
West Monroe, Union, weekly.
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PLAQUEMINES PARISH, O, POP. ll,575f.
Pointe a la Hache, Observer, weekly, K 1
Plaquemines Pi*o-
tector, weekly.
POINTE COUPEE PARISH, D POP. 17,785+.
Nevf Roads, Pointe Coupee Banner,
weekly, K 1
RAPIDES PARISH, D POP. 23,563+.
Alexandria, Louisiana Democrat, w'y, L 2
Town Talk, weekly, K 2
RED RIVER PARISH, \d POP. 8.573+.
Coushatta, Citizen, weekly, L2
RICHLAND PARISH, [^ POP. 8,440+.
Rayville, Richland Beacon, weekly, L 2
SABINE PARISH, -D POP. 7,344+.
Many, Southron of Sabine, weekly, L 2
ST. BERNARD PARISH, □, POP. 4,405+.
St. Bernard, Eagle, weekly, L 2
ST. CHARLES PARISH, O^ POP. 7,161+.
Hahuville, St. Charles Herald, weekly, L 2
ST. JAMES PARISH, Q, POP. 14,714+.
Convent, Le Foyer Creole, weekly, L 2
ST. JOHN BAPTIST PARISH, C\ POP. 9,686+.
Bonnet Carre, Meschacebe, weekly, L 2
ST. LANDRY PARISH, D POP. 40,004+.
Opelonsas, Courier, weekly, L2
St. Landry Democrat, w'ly, L 2
Washington, Argus, weekly.
ST. MARTIN PARISH, 1^ POP. 12,663+.
St. Martinville, Messenger, weekly.
St. Martin Reveille,
weekly, L 2
ST. MARY'S PARISH, Cp POP. 19,891+.
Franklin, St. Mary Herald, weekly, K 1
Morgan City, Free Press, weekly, K 1
St. Mary's Review, weekly, K 1
ST. TAMMANY PARISH, D- POP. 6,887+.
Covington, St. Tammany Farmer, w'y, L 2
TANGIPAHOA PARISH, D- POP. 9,638+.
Amite City, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Independent, weekly, L 2
TENSAS PARISH, cf POP., 17,815+.
St. Joseph, Tensas Gazette, weekly, L 1
TERRE BONNE PARISH, P POP. 17,957+.
Houma, Courier, weekly, L 2
Tei're Bonne Times, weekly, L 2
UNION PARISH, [^ POP. 13,526+.
Farmerville, Gazette, weekly, J 2
Home Advocate, w'kly, L 2
VERMILLION PARISH, Q POP. 8,728+.
Abbeville, Meridional, weekly. L 2
VERNON PARISH, -O POP. 5,160+.
Leesville, Vernon Condenser, weekly, L 2
WEBSTER PARISH, "□ POP. 10,005+.
3Iinden, Democrat-Tribune, weekly, K 2
WEST BATON ROUGE PARISH, D POP. 7,667+.
West Baton Rouge (Port Allen P. O.),
Sugar Planter, weekly, L 2
WEST FELICIANA PARISH, D POP. 12,809+.
St. Francisville (Bayou Sara P. O.),
Feliciana Senti-
nel, weekly, L 2
WINN PARISH, [^ POP. 5,846+.
Winufield, Southern Sentinel, weekly, K 1
MAINE.
Pop., 648,936+.
ANDROSCOGGIN CO., p POP. 45,042+.
Lewiston, Evening Journal, daily, ) II
Saturdays, > HI
" weekly, ) F 1
Gazette, weekly, H 1
Labor Advocate, weekly, H 1
Le Messager, weekly, K 2
Bates Student, monthly, L 2
Lisbon Falls, Lisbon Observer, weekly, L2
Livermore Falls, News, weekly, L 2
Mechanic's Falls, Ledger, weekly, K 2
Bee Keepers' Advance,
monthly.
AROOSTOOK CO., tl POP- 41,700+.
Caribou, Ai-oostook Republican, weekly, K 2
Houlton, Aroostook Pioneer, weekly, K 2
Aroostook Times, weekly, K 2
Presque.Isle. Aroostook Herald, weekly, K 1
North Star, weekly, L 2
CUMBERLAND CO., P POP. 86,359+.
Bridgton, News, weekly, J 1
Brunswick, Telegraph, weekly, K 2
Bowdoin Orient, bi-weekly, K 1
Ferry Village, Cape Elizabeth Sentinel,
weekly, J 1
Grav, Enterprise, weekly.
Portland, Advertiser, daily, ? J 2
weekly, S K 2
Eastern Argus, daily, 1 H 1
" " tri-weekly .
" " weekly, >• 1 2
does not insert adver-
tisements in tri-w'kly. J
Evening Express, dally, 1 1
Press, dally, } HI
" weekly, \ 12
Christian Mirror, weekly, J 2
Globe, weekly, I 2
Herald, weekly, J 1
Sunday Times, Sundays, H 1
Transcript, weekly, D 2
Zion's Advocate, weekly, I 2
American Home Magazine
and Illustrated Library,
monthly, C 1
Farm and Housekeeper, m'y.
Hallett's American Farmer
and Family Magazine,
monthly, E 1
Dlustrated Household Maga-
zine, monthly, C 1
Live Stock Monthly, H 1
North-East, monthly, K 1
Odd Fellows' Register and
Masonic Journal, m'thly, 1 1
Our Home and Fireside
Magazine, monthly, B 2
People's Illustrated Journal,
monthly, B 1
Practical Housekeeper and
Ladies' Fireside Compan-
ion, monthly.
Pythian Herald, monthly, J 2
Thrifty Farmer and Fireside
Magazine, monthly, E 2
Maine Historical and Genea-
logical Recorder, q'terly, K 1
Maine Sunday-School Re-
porter, quarterly, J 1
Masonic Token, quarterly, J 2
Saccarappa, Westbrook Chronicle, w'kly, K 2
Yarmouth, Eastern Gazette, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO., -D POP. 18,180+.
Farinington, Chronicle, weekly, 1 1
♦School World, monthly.
Phillips, Phonograph, weekly, J 1
Wilton, Record, weekly, J 1
HANCOCK CO., tp POP. 38,129+.
Bar Harbor, Mount Desert Herald, w'kly, J 2
Bucksport, Clipper, weekly, K 2
Deer Isle, Eggeitioggin Pilot, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, Kl
Ellsworth, American, weekly, J 2
KENNEBEC CO., Q POP. 53,058+.
Augusta, Kennebec Journal, daily, )K2
" " weekly, i H 1
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MAINE.
KENNEBEC CO.
Aug:usta, Gospel Banner, weekly, Gl
Home Farm, weekly, H 1
Maine Farmer, weekly, G 2
New Age, weekly, G 1
Vickery's Fireside Visitor,
semi-monthly, B 2
Capital City Philatelist, m'y.
Daughters of America, m'y.
Farm and Hearth, monthly, C 2
Golden Moments, monthlj-, F 1
Happy Hours Magazine, m'y, B 1
Illustrated Family Herald,
monthly, C 2
National Farmer and Home
Magazine, monthly, J 2
People's Literary Compan-
ion, monthly, G 1
Sunshine, monthly.
True's Farming tVorld and
Household Magazinetm'j', F 2
True's Illustrated Magazine
and Home Companion,
monthly, C 1
East Winthrop, Winthrop Banner, semi-
monthly, K 1
Gardiner, Home Journal, weekly, K 1
Kennebec Reporter, ^veekly, K 2
Hallowell, Register, weekly, L 2
Waterville, Mail, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Colby Echo, monthly, L 2
Winthrop, Budget, weekly, K 1
KNOX CO., g POP. 32,863+.
Camden, Herald, weekly, J 1
Rockland, Courier- Gazette, weekly, 1 1
Free Press, weekly, K 2
Opinion, weekly, 1 1
Thomaston, Herald, weekly, K 2
LINCOLN CO., ^ POP. 24,821+.
Booth Bay, Lincoln Co. Advance, weekly, L 2
Register, weekly, K 2
Damariscotta, Herald and Record, w'kly, J 1
Pemaquid, Messenger, weekly.
Waldoboro, Lincoln Co. News, weekly, J 2
Wiscasset, Lilliputian, weekly, L 2
OXFORD CO., -a POP. 32,627+.
Canton, Telephone, weekly, K 2
Maine Horse-Breedei's' Monthly, I 2
Fi'yeburg, Academy Bell, quarterly, L 1
Norway, Oxford Co. Advertiser, weekly, 1 1
Paris, Oxford Democrat, weekly, J l
PENOBSCOT CO., n POP. 70,476+.
Bangor, Commercial, daily, \ 1 1
weekly, S H2
Whig and Courier, daily, ) J 2
" " " weekly, 5 1 1
Dirigo Rural, weekly, J 2
Industrial Journal, weekly, 1 1
Up-River News, weekly, J 1
Dexter, Eastern State, weekly, J l
Gazette, weekly, J 1
Fireside and Farm, monthly.
Glenbiirn, Eastern Star, semi-mouttily.
Orono, Cadet Monthly, L 2
PISCATAQUIS CO., D POP. 14,872+.
Dover, Piscataquis Observer, weekly, K 2
Monson, Slate, weekly, K 2
SAGADAHOC CO., ^ POP. 19,272+.
Bath, Times, daily, ) K 1
American Sentinel, weekly, > K 2
Independent, weekly, K 2
Bowdoinham, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Richmond, Bee, weekly, L 2
SOMERSET CO., D POP. 32,333+.
Fairfield, Journal, weekly, J 1
Madison, Bulletin, weekly, K 2
North Anson, Union Advocate, w^eekly, K 1
Pittsfield, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Skowhegan, Somerset Reporter, w'kly, J 2
WALDO CO., [? POP. 32,463-t.
Belfast, City Press, weekly.
Progressive Age, weekly,
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MAINE.
WALDO CO.
Belfast, Republican Journal, weekly, 12
Maine Temperance Record,
monthly, K 1
WASHINGTON CO., D- POP. 44,484+.
Calais, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, j 2
Eastport, Sentinel, weekly, J l
Lubec, Herald, weekly.
Machias, Republican, weekly, K 1
Union, weekly, K 2
YORK CO., P POP. 62,257+.
Biddeford, Evening Times, dailj', ? K 2
" weekly, S J 2
Journal, daily, \ J l
weekly, ) I 2
Maine Sentinel, weekly, 1 1
Watson's Illuminator, m'y, H 2
Kennebunk, Eastern Star, weekly, K 2
Kezar Falls, Record, weekly, ' K 2
North Berwick, News and Journal, w'kly, K 2
Saco, Sunday Breakfast Talk, weeklj'.
Springvale, Advocate, weekly, K 1
MARYLAND.
Pop., 934,943+.
ALLEGANY CO., tl POP. 38,012+.
Cumberland, News, daily.
Times, daily, )
Alleganian, weekly, )
Courier, weekly.
Independent, weekly,
Sunday Civilian, S'days,
Three States, weeklj'.
Workman, Aveekly,
Frostburgh, Mining Journal, weekly,
Lonaconing, Review, weekly.
Star, weekly.
ANNE ARUNDEL CO., D POP. 28,526+.
Annapolis, Evening Capital, daily.
Evening Republican, daily, (
Maryland Republican, w'y, )
Anne Arundel Advertiser,
weekly,
Maryland Gazette, weekly.
Record, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Poultry Review, monthly,
BALTIMORE CO., ^ POP. 415,649+.
Baltimore,
American, dally,
" Sundays
" w^eekly
Deutsche Correspondent, daily, ) G 1
" weekly, ) 1 1
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Die Sonntags Post, Sundays, J
Morning Herald, daily, )
Sundays, \
" " weekly, )
News, dally, )
" Sundays, )
Sun, daily, )
" weekly, s
Baltimorean, weekly.
Baptist, weekly,
Bayerisehes Wochenblatt, vr'kly.
Business Advocate, weekly.
Catholic Mirror, weekly.
Episcopal Methodist, weekly.
Every Saturday, weekl3\
Journal of Commerce and Price
Current, weekly,
Katholische Volks-Zeitung, w'kly,
Labor Free Press, weekly.
Manufacturers' Record, weekly,
Maryland Director, weekly,
Maryland Law Record, weekly,
Maryland Medical Journal, w'ly,
Methodist, weekly,
Methodist Protestant, weekly.
National Farm and Fireside, wy,
Old Town Advocate, weeklj',
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BALTIMORE CO.
Baltimore,
Pall Mall Gazette, weekly, H 2
Presbyterian Observer, weekly, I 1
Sunday Times, Sundays, K '2
Telegram, weekly, H 1
Trade, weekly, J 2
Volksfreund und Biene, weekly, H 1
Wecker, weekly, H 1
American Farmer, semi-monthly, I 2
Fancier, semi-monthly.
Protector, semi-monthly, I 2
Railroad and Steamship Journal,
semi-monthly, J 2
Underwi'iter, semi-montlily, K 2
American Journal of Dental Sci-
ence, monthly, K 1
Baptist Messenger, monthly, K 2
Christian Observer, monthIj% K 2
Farm and Household, monthly.
Golden Chain, monthly.
Herald, monthls', J 2
Jottings, monthly.
Maryland Farmer, monthly, . H 2
Pioneer, monthly, K 2
Sunny Side Magazine, monthly.
Walzl's Monthly, K 1
American Chemical Journal, bi m'yK 2
American Journal of Mathemat-
ics, quarterly, K 1
American Journal of Philology,
quarterly, K 1
Catonsville, Argus, weekly, K 1
Embla, New Farm, monthly.
Lutherville, Seminarian, monthly, L 2
Mount Washington, Advocate, monthly. L 2
Tovson (Towsontown).
Baltimore Co. Democrat, w'kly, J 1
Baltimore Co. Union, weekly, J 1
Maryland Journal, weekly, J 1
• Trinits' Church Record, m'y.
Woodberi-j', News, weekly, J 1
CALVERT CO., P POP. 10,538f.
Prince Frederick, Calvert Gazette,
weekly, L 2
Calvert Journal,
weekly, L 2
CAEOLINE CO., D- POP. 19,000.
Denton, American Union, weekly,
Caroline Democrat, weekly.
Journal, weekly,
Federalsburg, Courier, weekly.
Peninsula Farmer,
semimonthly,
•Greensboro, Free Press, weekly.
MARYIiAND.
FREDERICK CO.
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CARROLL CO., ^ POP. 30,992+.
Hampstead, Enterpi-ise, weekly, K 2
Uruon Bridge, Carroll News, weekly.
Westminster, American Sentinel, w'y, J 1
Democratic Advocate,
weekly, J 2
Irving Literary Gazette,
monthly, L 2
CECIL CO., nf POP. 27,108t.
Elkton, Appeal, weekly, L 2
Cecil Co. News, weekly, K 2
' Cecil Democrat, weekly, K 2
Cecil Whig, weekly, K 1
North-East, Cecil Star, weekly, L 2
Port Deposit, Parish Gleaner, monthl}\
Rising Sun, Midland Journal, weekly, K 1
CHARLES CO., ^ POP. 18,548+.
Port Tobacco, Maryland Independent,
weekly, K 1
Times and Charles Co.
Advertiser, weekly, K 1
DORCHESTER CO., D- POP. 23,110+.
Canibridgre, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Democrat and News, w'ly, J 1
Dorchester Era, weekly, L 2
FREDERICK CO., ^ POP. 50,482+.
Emmitsburg, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Frederick, News, daily. ) K 2
" weekly, f II
Examiner, weekly, J l
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Frederick, Republican Citizen, w'kly, K 2
Times, weekly, J 2
Union, weekly, K 1
Libertytown, Banner of Liberty, weekly, K 1
Mechanicstown, Catoctin Clarion, w'kly, K 1
Middletown, Valley Register, weekly, J 1
Walkersville, Enterprise, weekly, L2
Wolfsville, Catoctin News, weekly.
GARRETT CO., "d POP. 12,175+.
Oakland, Mountain Democrat, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
HARFORD CO., cT POP. 28,042+.
Bel Air, ^gis and Intelligencer, w'kly, J 2
Harford Democrat, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, J 1
Havre de Grace, Electric Light, weekly, J 1
Republican, weekly, K 2
HOWARD CO., n POP. 16,140+.
Ellicott City, American Progress, w'y, L 2
Times, weekly, K 2
KENT CO., cf POP. 17,605+.
Chestertown, Kent News, weekly, J 1
Transcript, weekly, K 1
Millington, News, monthly.
MONTGOMERY CO., D POP. 24,759+.
Itockville, Maryland Independent, w'y, L 2
Montgomery Advocate, w'y, K 1
Montgomery Co. Sentinel,
weekly, K 1
PRINCE GEORGE'S CO., D POP. 26,451+.
Forestville, Rector's Assistant, monthly.
Laurel, Free Quill, weekly, K 1
Review, weekly, K 1
Upper Marlborough,
Marlboro' Gazette, w^eekly, J 1
Prince George's Enquirer, w'kly, K 2
QUEEN ANNE'S CO., D- POP. 19,257+.
Centreville, Observer, weekly, J 1
Record, weekly, J 1
Church Hill, News, monthly.
Queenstown, News, weekly, L 2
Sudlersville, News, monthly.
ST. MARY'S CO., 1^ POP. 16,934+.
Iiec)«nardto\^n, St. Mary's Beacon, w'y, K 2
St. Mary's Enterprise,
weekly, L 2
SOMERSET CO., O, POP. 21,668+.
Crisfield, Leader, weekly, K 1
Princess Anne, Marylander, weekly, K 1
Somerset Herald, w'y, K 1
TALBOT CO., n- POP. 19,065+.
Easton, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, ' K 2
Ledger, weekly, K 2
Star, weekly, K 1
St. Michaels, Comet and Advertiser, w'ly, K 1
Trappe, Talbot Times, weekly, L 2
WASHINGTON CO., "D POP. 38,561+.
Boonsboro, Times, weekly, L 2
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Hagerstown, Evening Globe, daily, ) K 2
w'ly, S Jl
News, daily, ?
" weekly, )
Herald and Torchlight,
weekly.
Mail, weekly,
Williamsport, Leader, weekly,
Transcript, weekly,
WICOMICO CO., C\ POP. 18,016+.
Salisbury, Advertisei", weekly, J 2
WORCESTER CO., Q, POP. 19,539+.
Pocomoke City, Peninsula Ledger, w'kly, L 2
Record and Gazette, w'y, K 1
Sno'w Hill, Democratic Messenger, w'y, K 1
Worcester Co. Shield, w'ly, K 1
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MASsSAC'HUSETTS.
Pop., 1,783,085+.
BARNSTABLE CO., Q. POP. 31,897+.
Barnstable, Barnstable Co. Journal,
weekly, K 1
Cape Cod Bee, weekly, K 1
Patriot, weekly, J 1
Chatham, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Harwich, Independent, weekly, L 2
Provincetown, Advocate, weekly, K 2
Sandwich, Observer, weekly, L 2
Yarmouth Port, Cape Cod Item, weekly, I 2
Mayflower, weekly, H 2
Yarmouth Register, w'y, J 1
BERKSHIRE CO., -Q POP. 69,032+.
Adams, Der Zeitgeist, weekly.
Fi-eeman, weekly, J 1
Great Barrington, Berkshire Courier, w'y, 1 1
Lee, Valley Gleaner, weekly, J 1
North Adams, Berkshire Leader, Sundays.
Hoosac Valley News, w'ly, J 1
Sunday Express, Sundays.
Transcript, weekly, 1 1
St. John's Record, m'thly.
Pittsfield, Evening Journal, daily, ) J 1
weekly, S K 1
Berkshire Co. Eagle, weekly, I 2
Sun, weekly, H 1
Wllliamstown, Williams' Literary
Monthly, L 2
BRISTOL CO., O, POP. 139,040+.
Attleborough, Advocate, weekly.
Chronicle, weekly,
Easton, Journal, weekly,
Fairhaven, Star, weekly,
Fall River, Evening News, daily ,^ )
Globe, daily.
weekly,
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Herald, daily, \
" weekly, )
Advance, weekly,
Bulletin, weekly,
L'Independant, weekly.
Monitor, weekly,
Mansfield, News, weekly.
New Bedford, , , ^ ., ■. -r^ .
Evening Standard, daily, ? HI
weekly, S H 1
Mercury, daily, ? J 1
weekly, 5 K 2
Whalemen's Shipping List and
Merchants' Transcript, w'y, K 2
Norton, Mirror, weekly.
Rehoboth, Townsman, weekly.
Somerset, News, weekly.
Tauntou, Gazette, daily, ) J 1
weekly, S J 1
Bristol Co. Republican, w'kly, J 2
Dispatch, weekly.
DUKES CO., O, POP. 4,300+.
Cottage City, Martha's Vineyard Herald,
weekly, J 1
Edgartowu, Vineyard Gazette, weekly, K 1
ESSEX CO.. cf POP. 244,535.+
Amesbury, News, weekly.
Villager, weekly,
Beverly, Citizen, weekly.
Times, weekly,
Danvers, Miri-or, weekly,
Georgetown, Advocate, weekly,
Gloucester,
Cape Ann Evening Breeze, daily,
Cape Ann Bulletin, weekly,
Cape Ann Advertiser, weekly,
Haverhill, Evening Bulletin, daily, )
weekly, i
Gazette, daily, ?
" weeklj', S
Laborer, daily, /
" weekly, J
Essex Banner, weekly,
Ipswich, Chronicle, weekly,
Lawrence, American, daily, ?
" weekly, )
Eagle, daily, )
" weekly, J
Morning Times, daily.
Anzeiger, weekly.
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ESSEX CO.
La^vrence, Journal, weekly, J 2
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Sunday Telegram, Sundays, 1 1
Lynn, Bee, daily, ) H 2
Reporter, weekly. ) J 1
Evening Item, daily, ? H 2
" weekly, ) J 1
Saturday Union, weekly, K 2
Transcript, weekly, J 1
Marblehead, Messenger, weekly, K 2
Wampum Belt, monthly, K 2
Merrimac, Budget, weekly, K 1
Methuen, Transcript, weelily, L 2
Neifvburyport,
Herald, daily, morning, ) K 2
" " evening, > J 1
weekly, ) K2
News, daily, J 1
Peabody, Press, weekly, K 2
Reporter, weekly, J 2
Rockport, Review, weekly, L 2
Gleaner, monthly, H 2
Salem, Evening News, daily, G 1
Evening Telegram, daily, 1 2
Gazette, semi-weekly, } J 1
weekly, ^ J 2
Register, semi-weekly, J 1
Observer, weekly, J 1
Peabody's Fireside Favorite, m'y, G 1
Saugus, News, weekly, L 2
Swampscott, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Standard, weekly, L 2
Wenham, American Apiculturist, m'y, J 1
West Newbury, Messenger, bi-weekly, L 2
FRANKLIN CO., <2 POP. 36,001+.
Greenfield, Franklin Co. Reformer,
weekly, 1 1
Gazette and Courier, w'kly, H 2
Good Cheer, monthly, ' C 2
Housewife, monthly, I 2
Our Country Home, m'thly, C 1
Orange, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Shelburne Falls, Arms Student, monthly, L 2
Turner's Falls, Reporter, weekly, K 2
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Holyoke, Democrat, daily.
Transcript, daily, ) H 2
weekly,^ Jl
Der Beobachter, weekly, L2
Guardian, weekly.
Journal, weekly, K 2
Le Defenseur, weekly, K 1
Le Ralliemeut, weeklj'^.
Sunday Telegram, weekly, J 2
Paper World, monthly. H 1
Work and Wages, monthly.
Monson, Mirror, w^eekly.
Palmer, Journal, weekly, J 2
Spriusfield, News, daily, H 2
Republican, daily, ) F 1
Sundays, >• G 2
weekly, ) HI
Union, dally, ) G 1
weekly,^ H2
Arbitrator, weekly.
Evangelist, weekly, 1 1
Guardian, weekly.
Herald of Life, weekly, K 2
Homestead, weekly, G 1
Le .lean Baptiste, weekly, J 1
New England Homestead,
weekly, C 1
Good Housekeeping, bi-
weekly, H 1
Farm and Home, semi-
montlily, A 2
Domestic Journal, m'ly, H 1
New England Stove, Hard-
ware and House Fur-
nisher, monthly, H 1
Wheelmen's Gazette,
monthlv, H 1
Westfleld, Times and News-Letter, w'kly, J 2
Valley Echo, weekly.
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Amherst, Record, weekly, Jl
Student, weekly, K 1
Literary Monthly.
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East Hampton, News, weekly,
Huntington, Valley Echo, weekly,
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weekly. S K2
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Pen and Press, monthly.
Ware, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Standard, weekly, K 1
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Acton, Enterprise, weekly.
Patriot, weeklj', L 2
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Ashb}-, Argus, weekly, L 1
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Ayer, Express, weekly.
Guidon, weekly, K 1
Turner's Public Spirit, weekly, K 1
Bedford, Bulletin, weekly, L 1
Billerica, Tribune, weekly.
Cambridge, Crimson, dally, K 1
Chronicle, weekly, 1 1
News and Real Estate Ad-
vertiser, weekly, K 2
Press, weekly, I 2
Tribune, weekly, H ]
Harvard Lampoon, bi-w'ly, K 1
Hai-vard Advocate, bi ni'j', L 2
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Cochituate, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
College Hill, Tuftonian, semi-monthly, K 1
Concord, Freeman, weekly, L 2
Everett, Free Press, weekly, L 2
Herald, weeklj', L 1
Groton. Citizen, weekly. L 2
HoUis (HoUis, N. H., P. O.), Hollis &
Brookline Herald, weekly, L 2
Holliston, Independent, weekly, L 2
Transcript, weekly, L 2
Hopkinton, Banner, weekly, L 2
Gazette, weekly, L 2
Workman, weeklJ^ L 1
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Pioneer, weeklj-, K 1
Lexington, Minute-3Ian, weekly, L 2
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liowell. Citizen, daily, ) II
weekly, i K 2
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Journal, weekly, S I 1
Morning Mail, daily, ) II
weekly, J K 2
Morning Times, daily, ) 12
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Sun, weekly, I 2
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Maiden, Citj^ Press, weekly, J 2
Mirror, weekly, J l
Marlboro, Mirror, daily. ?
Mirror-Journal, w'kly, ) K 2
Advertiser, weekly, K. 2
Companion and Prize Weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Star, semi monthly.
Maynard, Enterprise, weekly.
Journal, weekly, •■ LI
Medford, Mercury, weekly, K 2
Melrose, Journal, weekly, K 1
Natick, Bulletin, weekly, J 2
Citizen, weekly, J 1
Newton, Graphic, weekly, J 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
HiKh School Review, monthly, K 1
Pepperell. Star, weekly, L 2
Reading, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Saxonville, News, weekly, L 2
Sherborn, Mirror, weekly, L 1
Tribune, weekly, L 2
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Gazette, w'j', K 2
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bune, weekly, K 2
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Sudbury, Enterprise, weekly.
Sun, weekly, L 1
Townsend, Transcript, weekly, L 2
Wakefield, Citizen and Banner, weekly, K 2
Record and Bulletin, weekly.
Waltham, Times, daily.
Tribune, daily, J 1
Free Press, weekly, K 2
Record, weekl}% K 2
Watertown, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
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Twins, weekly, L 1
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Woburn, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, J 1
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Journal, weekly, L 2
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Times, weekly,
Franklin, Opinion, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Hyde Park, Norfolk Co. Gazette, weekly, K 2
Times, weeklj', K 1
Medfield, Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Medway, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Magnet, weeklj', L 1
Millis, Advance, weeklj'.
Observer, weeklj', L 1
Milton, News, semi-weekly, L 1
Needham, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Norwood, Advertiser and Review, w'klj', K 1
Quincy, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Patriot, weeklj', J 2
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brook News, weekly, K 2
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ard, weeklj', L 2
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Ozone, weeklj', L 1
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Walpole, Central Norfolk Democrat, w'ly, K 1
Star, weekly , K 1
Wellesley, Advertiser, weeklj% L 2
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porter, weeklj', K 2
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Abington, Plymouth Co. Journal and
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weekly.
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Evening Gazette, daily, > J 2
weekly, S J 2
Church Telephone, monthly.
Duxburj', Pilgrim, weeklj', L 1
Hanover, Advance, weeklj', L 1
North River Pioneer, weekly, L 1
Hingham, Journal, weeklj% K 2
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Middleboro', News, semi-weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Plyinoutli, Free Press, weekly, L 2
Old Colony Memorial, w'ly, J 2
Rockland, Independent, weekly, L 2
North Abington News, w'klj-, L 2
Standard and Plymouth Co.
Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Scituate, Herald, weekly, K 1
South Scituate, News, weekly, L l
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Boston, Advertiser, daily, ) G 2
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" " weekly, ) 1 2
Evening Traveller, daily, ) F 1
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weekly, S G2
Globe, daily,
Sundays,
" weekly,
Herald, daily,
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Journal, daily, morning and"
evening, ! C 2
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weekly, J E 1
Post, daily, > G 2
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Advocate, weekly, J 1
American Architect and Build-
ing News, weekly, J 2
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American Cultivator, weekly, D 2
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weekly, K 2
Banker and Tradesman and
Massachusetts Law Re-
porter, weekly, J 2
Banner of Light, weekly, E 1
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Christian Leader, weekly, G 1
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cate of Bible Holiness, w'ly.
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Enterprise (Charlestown), w'y, H 2
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Medical and Surgical Journal,
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Boston, New England Farmer, weekly, G 2
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Reporter, weekly, 1 1
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Saturday Evening Gazette, w'y, G 1
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State, weekly, ' H 1
Sunday Times, Sundays, G 1
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U. S. Commereiai Age, weekly, J 2
Wade's Fibre & Fabric, w'ly, H 1
Watchman, weekly, F 2
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Winthrop Visitor, weekly, K 1
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Yankee Blade, weekly, G 2
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ABC Pathfinder Railway
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American Legion of Honor
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American Spectator, monthly.
American Teacher, monthly, D 1
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Baptist Missionary Magazine,
monthly, G 1
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Chatauqua Young Folks' Jour-
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of books only), K 2
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Citizen, monthly.
Civil Service Record, monthly, H 1
Commercial Travelers' Official
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Education, monthlv, 1 1
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Facts, monthly, G 1
Folio, monthlv, H 2
Galop, monthly, 1 1
Gleason's Companion, m'thly, G 1
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Grand Army Record, monthly, 1 1
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♦Heathen Woman's Friend, m'y.
Home, monthly, X
Home Guardian, monthly, J 1
Household Companion, m'thly, G 2
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Latin School Register, m'thly, L 1
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zine, monthly, K 1
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Musician, monthly.
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monthly, K 2
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United States Official Postal
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American Journal of Numis-
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Book Bulletin, quarterly.
New England Historical and
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Leader, weekly, L 2
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Athol, Transcript, weekly, K 2
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weekl}', S J 1
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Leader, weekly.
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weekly, ) K 1
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Home Journal, weekly, I 2
Veckoblad. weekly.
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Messenger of Truth, m'ly.
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Journal, weekly, J 1
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poi'ter, weekly, K 2
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weekly. )
Courier, weeklj', 1 1
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Game Fancier's Journal,
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Flushing, Observer, weekly,
People's Press, monthly,
GLADWIN CO., D POP. 1,127+.
Gladwiu, Gladwin Co. Record, weekly, K 1
GRAND TRAVERSE CO., "til POP. 12,111.
Fife Lake, Comet, weekly, L 2
Ti'averse City, Grand Traverse
Herald, w'kly. 1 1
Traverse Bay Eagle,
weekly, K 1
Traverse Journal,
weekly, K 2
GRATIOT CO., D POP. 27,000.
Alma, Record, weekly, K 1
Elm Hall, Corner Local, weekly. L 2
Ithaca, Gratiot Advance, weekly.
Gratiot Co. Journal, weekly, .1 1
St. Louis, Republican, semi-weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, J 1
Leader, weekly, K 1
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HILLSDALE CO., P POP. 32,723+.
Hillsdale, College Herald, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Lauce, weekly.
Leader, weekly, J 2
Standai-d, weekly, J 2
Jonesville, Hillsdale Co. Gazette, weekly, L 2
Independent, weekly, K 2
Litchfield, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Pittsford, Star, weekly.
Reading, Telephone, weekly, J 1
HOUGHTON CO., ^ POP. 26,000.
Calumet, Amerikan Suomalainen Lehti,
weekly, K 1
Calumet and Red Jacket News,
weekly, K 2
Hancock, Copper Herald, weekly, K 2
Houghton, Portage Lake Mining
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Lake Linden, Torch Lake Times, weekly, L 2
HURON CO., D- POP. 20,089+.
Bad. Axe, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Huron Tribune, weekly, K 2
Caseville, School Journal, monthly, K 1
Port Austin, Huron Co. News, weekly, K 1
Post, weekly.
Sand Beach, Huron Times, weekly, J 1
INGHAM CO., Q POP. 33,676+.
Dansville, Herald, weekly.
Lansing, State Republican, daily, ? J 1
weekly, J K2
Journal, weekly, J 1
North Lansing Chronicle, w'y.
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Michigan School Moderator,
semi-monthly, 1 2
Leslie, Local, weekly, K 1
Mason, Ingham Co. Democrat, weekly, J 1
Ingham Co. News, weekly, J 1
Stockbridge, Sun, weekly, L 2
Williamston, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
IONIA CO., a POP. 33,872+.
Belding, Star, weekly, L 2
Hubbardston, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Ionia, Evening Mail, daily, ) L 2
Sentinel, weekly, ) J 1
National, weekly, K 2
Standard, weekly, K 2
Lyons, Herald, weekly, K 1
Muir, Tribune, weekly. L 1
Pewamo, News, weekly.
Portland, Observer, weekly, J 1
Review, weekly, K 1
Saranac, Local, weekly, K 1
lOSCO CO., cf POP. 10,000.
Au Sable, Lakeside Monitor, weekly, K 2
East Tawas, Iosco Co. Gazette, weekly, L 2
Oscoda, Saturday Night, weekly, K 1
Tawas City, Herald, weekly, K 1
IRON CO. "d
Crystal Falls, Diamond Drill, weekly.
Iron River, Iron Co. Reporter, weekly, K 1
ISABELLA CO., D POP. 20,000.
Mount Pleasant, Democrat, weekly, I; 2
Isabella Co. Enter-
prise weekly, K 1
North-Western Tri-
bune, weekly, K 2
JACKSON CO., [? POP. 42,031+.
Brooklj'^n, Exponent, weekly, K 1
Concord, Our Home Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Grass Lake, News, weekly, K 1
Hanover, Times, weekly, L 2
Horton, Hustler, weekly.
Jackson, Citizen, daily, ) J 2
" weekly, ) 12
Evening Courier, dailj^ ^ J 2
" weekly. )
Patriot, daily, ) J 2
weekly. S I 2
Michigan Volksfreund, w'y. J 2
Saturday Evening Star, w'y, I 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Springport, Signal, weekly, L 2
MICHIGAN.
KALAMAZOO CO., P POP. 34,342+.
Galesburg, Kalamazoo Co. Enterprise, wy, K 2
M.alaniazoo, Gazette, daily, ? K2
" weekly, J J 1
Herald, daily. )
" weekly. J
Telegraph, daily, ) II
weekly, S I 2
National Era, weekly, L 2
College Index, monthly, L 2
Philanthropic Index and
Review, monthly, 1 1
Schoolcraft, Express, weekly, L 2
Grange Visitor, seml-m'ly, H 1
Vicksburg, Commercial, weeklj', K 2
KALKASKA CO., i POP. 4,937.
Kalkaska, Kalkaskaian, weekly, L 2
Leader, weekly, L 2
KENT CO., -D POP. 73,253+.
Caledonia, News, weekly, L 2
Cedar Springs, Clipper, weekly, J 1
Kent Co Democrat, w'kly, L 2
Grand Rapids,
Democrat and Times, daily, ? II
Democrat, weekly, ) J 2
Eagle, dailj% } J 2
weekly, ) J 2
Evening Leader, daily, > J 2
weekly, S J 2
Telegram-Herald, dailj', ) HI
weekly, J J 2
De Standaard, semi-weekly, J 2
Carroll's World, weekly, H 1
Germ, weekly.
Germania, weekly, J 2
Michigan Staats-Zeitung, weekly, ) J 1
Sonntags Blatt, Sat'days, J J 1
Michigan Tradesman, weekly, H 2
Progressive Age, weeklj% K 1
Vrijheids Banier, weekly, J 1
West Side News, weekly, K 1
Wolverine Cyclone, weekly, J 2
Workman, weekly.
Yankee Dutch, weekly, K 2
Medical Counselor, semi-monthly, J 1
Dawn of the Morning, monthly, H 2
Hearth and Hall, monthly, G 1
Michigan Artisan, monthly, H 2
Michigan Building and Real Estate
Journal, monthly.
Michigan Dairyman, monthly, I 2
Micliigan Manufacturer, monthly, H 1
Real Estate World, monthly.
Yoi'k's Musical Journal, monthly, H 1
Kent City, Herald, weekly, L 2
Lowell, Journal, weekly, J 1
Rockford, Register, weekly, K 1
Sparta, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Re- Union, monthly.
LAKE CO., -a POP. 8,000.
Baldivin, Lake Co. Star, weekly, L2
Chase, EcUpse, weeklj% K 1
Luther, Lance, weekly.
LAPEER CO., D- POP. 30,138+.
Almont, Herald, weekly,
Clifford, Free Press, weekly,
Columblaville, New Era, weekly,
Imlay City, Optic, weekly,
Liapeer, Clarion, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
North Branch, Gazette, weekly.
Otter Lake, Enterprise, weekly,
LEELANAW CO., \: POP., 6,253+.
liCland, Leelanaw Enterprise, weekly,
LENAWEE CO., □, POP. 48,343+.
Addison, Courier, weekly,
Adrian, Evening Record, daily, )
weekly, f
Times and Expositor, daily.
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College World, semi-monthly.
Blissfield, Advance, weekly, K 1
Star, weekly, L 1
Clinton, Local, weekly, K 1
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LENAWEE CO,
Hudson, Gazette, weekly.
Post, weekly,
Morenci, Observer, weekly,
Tecumseh, Herald, weekly,
News, weekly,
LIVINGSTON CO., 0, POP. 22,251+.
Brighton, Argus, weekly.
Citizen, weekly,
Fowlerville, Review, weekly,
Ho^vell, Livingston Co. Republican,
weekly,
Livingston Democrat, w'kly,
Pinckney, Dispatch, weekly,
MACKINAC CO., ^ POP. 2,902+.
St. Iguace, News and Free Press, semi-
weekly,
Republican, weekly.
Watchman, weekly.
MACOMB CO., O, POP. 31,627+.
Mount Clemens, Monitor, weekly.
Press, weekly,
Richmond, Review, weekly,
Romeo, Hydrant, weekly,
Observer, weekly,
Utica, Sentinel, weekly,
MANISTEE CO., \d POP. 19,859.
Mauistee, Advocate, weekly,
Democrat, weekly,
Times-Sentinel, weekly.
Voice of the People, weekly.
MARQUETTE CO., Y3 POP. 25,394+.
Ishpeming, Iron Ore, weekly,
Peninsula Record, weekly,
Marquette, Mining Journal, daily, )
" weekly, i
Der Wanderer am Portage
Lake, weekly,
Negaunee, Iron Herald, weekly,
MASON CO., -a POP. 13,062.
liUdington, Appeal, weekly,
Democrat, weekly.
Record, weekly,
Abecedarian, monthly.
Scottville, Enterprise, weekly,
MECOSTA CO., n POP. 20,632.
Big Rapids, Pioneer, daily, )
Charlie's Wide-Awake,
weekly.
Cun-ent, weekly,
Herald, weekly,
Mecosta, Sentinel, weekly,
Morley, Advance, weekly,
MENOMINEE CO., tl POP. 19,129.
Iron Mountain, Labor's Voice, weekly.
Menominee Range, w'ly,
Meuoiiiiuee, Democrat, weekly,
Herald, weekly,
Norway, Current, weekly,
MIDLAND CO., D POP. 9,000.
Coleman, Advocate, weekly.
Midland, Republican, weekly,
Sun, weekly,
MISSAUKEE CO., [^ POP. 1,553+.
Lake City, Era, weekly,
Missaukee Co. Republican,
weeklj'.
MONROE CO., Q, POP. 33,524+.
Dundee, Reporter, weekly,
3Ionroe, Commercial, weekly.
Democrat, weekly,
Petersburgh, Bulletin, weekly.
Journal, weekly,
MONTCALM CO., -Q POP. 33,148+.
Carson City, Gazette, weekly,
Edmoi'e, Journal, weekly.
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MONTCALM CO.
Greenville, Call, daily, I K 2
Democrat, weekly, S K 1
Independent, weekly, K 1
Howard City, Record, weekly, K 2
Lakeview, Enterprise, Aveekly, L 2
Sheridan, News, weekly, L 2
Stanton, Clipper, weekly, K 1
Montcalm Herald, weekly, L 2
MONTMORENCY CO. zf
Atlanta, Tribune, weekly.
MUSKEGON CO., -O POP. 48,000.
Muskegon, Chronicle, dallv, ) J 1
weekly, S K 2
Morning News, daily, ) K 2
weekly, ^ J 1
Social Drift, Sundays, L 2
Whitehall, Forum, weeklj', K 1
NEWAYGO CO., -D POP. 14,688+.
Fremont, Indicator, weekly, K 1
Star, weekly, L 2
Newaygo, Republican, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K2
White Cloud, Business, weekly.
OAKLAND CO., O, POP. 41.537+.
Birmingham, Eccentric, weekly, K 2
Holly, Oakland Co. Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Milford, Times, weekly, K 1
Orion, Review, weekly, K 1
Oxford, Globe, weekly, K 1
Pontiac, Bill Poster, weekly, J l
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, J 2
Rochester, Era, weekly, L 2
South Lyon, Excelsior, weekly, L 2
Picket, weekly, L 2
OCEANA CO., -D POP. 13,000.
Hart, Argus, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Oceana Co. Tribune, weekly.
Hesperia, News, weekly, L 2
Pentwater, News, weekly, K 2
Shelby, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Independent, weekly, K 1
OGEJIAW CO., cf POP. 4,000.
West Branch, Ogemaw Co. Herald, w'j-.L 2
Ogemaw Co. Times, w'y, K 1
ONTONAGON CO.. ^ POP. 4,860.
Bessemer, Pick and Axe, weekly. L 2
Ironwood, Gogebic Mining Record, w'kly.
Industrial Times, weekly.
Outonagon, Herald, weekly, L 2
Miner, weekly, K 1
OSCEOLA CO., n POP. 13,989.
Evart, Review, weekly,
Hersey, Osceola Co.' Outline, weekly,
Le Roy, Independent, weekly,
Reed City, Clarion, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Hovej-'s News, weekly,
Tustin, Echo, weekly,
OSCODA CO , cf POP. 467+.
Mioe, Northern Mall, weekly,
OTSEGO CO., ^ POP 3,907.
Gaylord, Otsego Co. Herald, weekly,
Otsego Co. News, weekly.
OTTAWA CO., -n POP. 36,308.
Coopersville, Observer, weekly,
Grand Haven, Evening Tribune, daily,
Courier-Journal, w'ly.
Herald, weekly,
Holland, City News, weekly,
De Grondwet, weekly,
De Hollander, weekly,
De Hope, weekly.
De Wachter, weekly,
PRESQUE ISLE CO., c/ POP. 3,113+.
Rogers City, Presque Isle Co. Ad-
vance, weekly,
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MICHIGAN.
ROSCOMMON CO., ^ POP. 1,550.
Rosconiinou, News, weekly,
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SCHOOLCRAFT CO., t| POP. 1.575t.
Manistique, Pioneer, triweekly,
Sunday Sun, Sundays.
SAGINAW CO., D POP. 59,095t.
Chesaning, Argus, semi- weekly, K 2
Saginaw Valley School Jour-
nal, monthly, L 2
East Saginaw, Saginaw Courier, daily, ? HI
w'ly, S G 1
Saginaw Evening News,
daily, 1 1
Saginaw Herald, daily, ) J 2
'• " weekly, 3 J 1
Michigan Advertiser, w'ly.
Saginaw Post, weekly.
Saginaw Zeitung, weekly, ) J 1
Sund'ys J K 1
Satfinaw, Evening Journal, daily.
Saginawian, weekly, K 1
Saginaw Valley News, w^'kly, K 1
St. Charles, Independent, w'ly.
ST. CLAIR CO., D- POP. 46,197+.
Brockway Centre, Expositor, weekly, K 1
Fort Gratiot, Sun, weekly, K 1
Marine City, Magnet, weekly.
Reporter, weekly, K 1
Port Huron, Times, daily, ? J 1
weekly, S J 1
Herold, weekly, K 2
Sunday Commercial, w'y, J 1
Sunday Herald, Sundays, K 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Bee Hive, monthly, I 2
St. Clair, Republican, weekly, K 2
ST. JOSEPH CO., p POP. 26,626t.
Burr Oak, Acorn, weekly, L 2
Gazette, weekly, L 1
Centreville, St. Joseph Co. Republi-
can, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 1
Colon, Colon Lake Breeze, w'kly.
Enterprise, weekly, L 1
Constantine, St. Joseph Co. Advertiser
and Mercury, weekly, K 2
Leonidas, Mirror, weekly.
Mendon, Globe, weekly, L 2
St. Jo. Co. News, weekly.
Tribune, weekly.
Sturgis, Journal, weekly, K 2
Michigan Democrat, weekly, K 2
Saturday Mail, weeklj', L 2
Sturgiser Zeitung, weekly, K 1
Assembly Record, monthly.
Our Rural Homes, monthly, I 2
Three Rivers, Herald, weekly, K 2
News Reporter, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
White Pigeon, Journal, weekly, L 2
SANILAC CO., D- POP. 26,341+.
Croswell, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Lexington, Sanilac JefCersonian, weekly, J 1
Marlette, Leader, weekly, L 2
Minden City, Sanilac Post-Reporter, w'ly, K 2
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SHIAWASSEE CO., D POP. 27,059+.
Bancroft, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Ceruuna, Independent, weekly, J 1
Shiawassee Co. Journal, w'y, L 2
Laingsburg, News, weekly, K 1
Owosso, Press, weekly, J 1
Shiawassee Co. American, w'ly, K 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Perry, Sun, weekly.
Vernon, Inter-Lake, weekly, L 2
TUSCOLA CO., D- POP. 31,672.
Caro, JeiTersonian, weekly, J 1
Tuscola Co. Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Cass City, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Mayville, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Unionville, Sun, weekly, K 1
Vassar, Times, weekly, J l
Tuscola Co. Pioneer, weekly, J 1
MICHIGAN.
VAN BUREN CO., p POP., 30,807+.
Bangor, Reflector, weekly, K 1
Van Bureu Co. Democrat, w'kly, L 1
West Michigan Advance, weekly, K 1
Bloomingdale, Leader, weekly, L 2
Decatm*, Republican, weekly, K 2
Grand Junction, * Gospel Triunpet, semi-
monthly.
Hartford, Day Spring, weekly, K 1
Lawrence, Times, weekly, L 1
Paw Pa>v, Free Press and Courier, w'y, K 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
True Noitherner, weekly, J 1
South Haven, Messenger, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, L2
WASHTENAW CO., O, POP. 41,848+.
Ann Arbor, Argus, weekly, K 2
Courier, weekly, J 1
Democrat, weekly, K 2
Michigan Argonaut, w'kly, K 1
Register, weekly, J 2
Washtenaw Journal, w'ky, K 1
Washtenaw Post, weekly, J 2
Chronicle, bi-weekly, K 1
American Meteorological
Journal, monthly, K 2
Bulletin, monthly, L 2
Medical Advance, m'thly, J 2
Medical Counselor, m'thly, K 1
Physician and Surgeon.m'y K 2
Chelsea, Echo, weekly, L 2
Herald, weekly, K 1
Dexter, Leader, weekly, K 1
Manchester, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Milan, Journal, weekly, L 2
Leader, weekly, K 1
Saline, Observer, weekly, L 2
Ypsilanti, Commercial, weeklj', J 1
Sentinel, weekly. L2
Ypsilautian, weekly, K 2
Normal News, monthly, L 1
WAYNE CO., O, POP. 166,444+.
Belleville, Enterprise,- weekly,
Detroit, Abend-Post, daily, ) 12
Familien Blaetter, weekly, J H 2
Evening Journal, daUy, D 1
Evening News, daily, ) C 2
" Sundays. >
Echo, weekly, ) H 2
Free Press, daily, > E 2
weekly. S B 2
Michigan Volksblatt, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J Gl
Morning Tribune, daily, ) F 2
weekly, > E2
Sundays, ) E 1
Angelus, Sundays.
Beacon, weekly, 1 1
Center, weekly. H 1
Commercial Advertiser and
Michigan Home Journal,w'yD 2
Der Arme Teufel, weekly, J 1
Die Stimme der Wahrheit, w'y, H 2
Free Mason, weekly, J 1
Gazette, Sundaj'^s, K 1
Index, weekly, J 2
Labor Leaf, weeklj', J 1
Mercury, weekly.
Michigan Builder and Manufac-
turer, weekly, K 2
Michigan Catholic, weekly, H 2
Michigan Christian Advocate,
weekly, G 2
Michigan Christian Herald, w'y,H 2
Michigan Farmer and State
Journal of Agriculture, w'y, G 1
Michigan Journal und Herold,
weekly. H 1
Northside Notion, weekly.
Plaindealer, weekly, J 2
Public Leader, weekly, H 2
Sontags-Herald, Sundays, H 2
Sunday Sun, Sundays, F 1
Wayne Co. Courier, weekly, G 2
Industrial Farm and Fii-eside,
semi-monthly, H2
Medical Age, semi-monthly, H 1
American Lancet, monthly, K 2
American Pharmacist, mon'ly, K 2
American Stove and Hardware
Monthly.
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MICHIGAN.
WAYNE CO.
Detroit, Indicator, monthly, 1 1
International Masonic Review,
nioutlily, H 1
International Printer, monttily, J 1
Lamp of Life, montlily, G 2
Michigan Herald, monthly, H 1
Microscope, monthly, K 2
Pharmaceutical Era, monthly.
Song Journal, monthly, K 2
Worker, monthly, H 1
Leonard's Illustrated Medical
Journal, quarterly, G 1
St. Matthew's Mission and Lyceum
Journal, quarterly.
Northville, Record, weekly.
Wayne, Wayne Co. Review, weekly, K 2
Wyandotte, Herald, weekly, K 2
WEXFORD CO., "d POP. 6,815+.
Cadillac, News, weekly, K 2
Saturday Express, weekly.
State Democrat and Times,
weekly, K 2
Manton, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Sherman, Wexford Co. Pioneer, weekly, L 2
MINNESOTA.
Pop., 780,773+.
AITKIN CO., D POP. 366+.
Aitliin, Age, weekly.
ANOKA CO., n POP. 12,000.
Anoka, Anoka Co. Union, weekly,
Herald, weekly,
BECKER CO., -n POP. 5,218+.
Cormorant, Fredsbudet, monthly,
Detroit City, Record, weekly,
BENTON CO., D POP. .3,012+.
Hauk Rapids, Free Press, weekly,
Sentinel, weekly,
BIG STONE CO., -O POP. 8,688+.
Graceville, Transcript, weekly,
Ortonville, Big Stone Co. Herald, w'y, K 1
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North Star, weekly,
BLUE EARTH CO., Q POP. 23,889.
Lake Crystal, Union, weekly, L 2
Maukato, Der Minnesota Beobachter,
weekly, K 1
Free Press, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, L2
Post, weekly.
Public Spirit, weekly, L 2
Register, weekly, K 1
Review, weekly. J 1
BROWN CO., ^ POP. 12,018+.
New Ulm, Post, weeklj-, K 1
Review, weekly, K 1
Sleepy Eye, Herald, weekly, K 1
CARLTON CO., D- POP. 1.230+.
Cloquet, Pine Knot, weekly, L 2
CARVER CO., 9 POP. 16,000.
Carver, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Cbaska, Valley Herald, weekly. K 1
CHIPPEWA CO., -a POP. 5,408+.
Montevideo, Chippewa Co. Commer-
cial, weekly.
Leader, weekly, L 2
CHISAGO CO., D- POP. 7,982+.
Rush City, Post, weekly, . K 2
Taylor's Falls, Journal, weekly, L 2
CLAY CO., -a POP. 5,887+.
Barnesville, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, L 2
Glyndon, Red River Valley News, weekly, K 1
Moorhead, Evening News, daily, ? L2
" " weekly, J K2
3IINNESOTA.
COTTONWOOD CO., P POP. 5,533+.
Windom, Cottonwood Co. Citizen, w'y, L2
Reporter, weekly, K 1
CROW WING CO., D POP. 2,319+.
Brainei'd, Dispatch, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Northwestern Tribune, w'y, K 1
Churchman, quarterly.
DAKOTA CO., D- POP., 17.391+.
Farmington, Dakota Co. Tribune, w'kly, K 2
Hastings. Democrat, weekly, J 1
Farmers' Alliance, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, K 2
DODGE CO., n, POP. 11,344+.
Dodge Centre, Dodge Co. Record, weekly, K 1
Kasson, Dodge Co. Republican, weekly, K 2
Mantorville, Express, weekly, K 1
DOUGLAS CO., -D POP. 12,912.
Alexandria, Douglas Co. News, w'kly, K 1
Post, weekly, K 1
Osakis, Observer, weekly, L 2
FARIBAULT CO., Cp POP. 13,016+.
Blue Earth City, Post, weekly, J 1
Delavan, Herald, weekly. L 2
Wells, Advocate, weekly, L 2
Winnebago Citj', Press-News, weekly, K 1
FILLMORE CO., P, POP. 28,162+.
Canton, Observer, weekly.
Chatfleld, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Lanesboro, Journal, weekly, K 1
Mabel, Enterprise, weekly. L 2
Preston, National Republican, weekly, J 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Rushford, Star, weekly, K 1
Spring Valley, Mercury, weekly, K 2
Vidette, weekly, K 2
FREEBORN CO., P POP. 16,069+.
Albert Lea, Enterprise, weekly, J 1
Freeborn Co. Standard,
weekly, J 1
GOODHUE CO., □, POP. 29,651+.
Cannon Falls, Beacon, -weekly,
Kenyon, Leader, weekly.
Pine Island, Journal, weekly.
Red Wing, Republican, daily, ?
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Advance Sun, weekly, J J 1
Argus, weekly, L 2
Parish Messenger, monthly.
Zumbrota, Independent, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, L 2
GRANT CO., -a POP. 5,197.
Ashby, Avalanche, weekly, L 2
Herman, Herald, weeklj', L 2
HENNEPIN CO., D POP. 187,000.
Excelsior, Minnetouka Mirror, weekly, L 2
Minneapolis,
Evening Journal, daily, F 2
Railway and Hotel News, daily, J 1
Tribune, daily, ) E 1
Sundays, > E2
weekly, ) F 1
Arbeidets Ridder, weekly.
Budstikken, weekly, H 1
Commercial Bulletin, weekly, J 2
Echo de I'Ouest. weekly, 1 1
Fireside, weekly.
Folkebladet, weekly, H 1
Free Baptist, weekly, J 2
Freie Presse, weekly, J 2
Herold, weekly, J 1
Irish Standard, weekly, J 2
Le Progres, weekly, K 2
Mercury, weekly, J 2
Minnesota Farmer, weekly, G 1
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
and Manufacturer, weekly, J 1
News Letter, weekly.
Northwestern Labor Union, w'kly.
Northwestern Miller, weekly, H 2
Northwestern Presbyterian, w'kly, I 2
Review, weekly, J 2
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HENNEPIN CO.
Minneapolis,
Saturday Evening Spectator, w'kly, I 2
Svenska" Amerikanska Posten. w'y, 1 1
Svenska Folkets Tidning, weekly, F 2
Svenska Ki'istna Harolden, weekly, J 2
Northwest Trade, bi-weekly, I 2
Farm Stock and Home, semi-m'thly, E 1
Om- Church, semi-monthly, J 1
Skandinavisk Farmer Journal,
semimonthly, 1 1
Ariel, monthly, L 2
Cupid's Darts and Agent's Arts,
monthly.
Housekeeper, monthly, B 1
Master Mason, monthly.
Minnesota Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthly.
Mowry's Official Railway Guide,
monthly, 1 2
Northwestern Architect and Im-
provement Record, monthly, H 1
Odd Fellow, monthly.
Our Young Men, monthlj'.
Pilgrim, monthly, J 1
Poultry and Farm Journal, m'thly, J 1
Pythian Advocate, monthly, K 2
Real Estate and Building Review,
monthlj', J 1
School Education, monthly, H 1
Temperance Educator, monthly, K 1
Wood and. Iron, monthly, H 1
Osseo, Plaindealer, weekly.
HOUSTON CO., n^ POP. 16,33'2-|-.
Brownsville, News, weekl3', L 2
Caledonia, Houston Co. Argus, weekly, L 2
Houston Co. Journal, w'y, K 1
Hokah, Chief, weekly, K 1
Sun, weekly, ' L 2
Houston, Houston Valley Signal, weekly, L 2
La Cresent, Protector, weekly.
HUBBARD CO. D
Park Rapids, Hubbard Co. Enterprise,
weekly, L 1
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Cambridge, Isanti Co. Press, weekly,
JACKSON CO., P POP. 4,806+.
Heron Lake, N-ews, weekly.
Jackson, Republic, weekly,
Lakefleld, Standard, weekly,
KANABEC CO., D POP. 505+.
Mora, Kanabec Co., Times, weekly,
KANDIYOHI CO., D POP. 13,626.
Atwater, Press, weekly, L2
New London, Times, weekly.
Willmar, Argus, weekly, K 1
Republican-Gazette, weekly, K 2
KITTSON CO., Yd pop. 905+.
HallocU, Kittson Co. Enterprise, w'y, L2
St. Vincent, New Era and Kittson Co.
Record, weekly, L 1
LAC QUI arle CO.. -n POP. 9,000.
Dawson, Sentinel, weekly.
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LE SUEUR CO., [? POP. 20,895.
Madison, Lac-Qui Parle Co. Press, w'kly, K 1
Le Sueur, News, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Lexington, Farm Echo, weekly.
Montgomery, Star, weekly.
Waterville, Advance, weeklj', L 2
LINCOLN CO., p POP. 2,945+.
Lake Benton. News, weekly, L2
Tyler, Lincoln Co. Journal, weekly, L 2
LYON CO., P POP. 6,257+.
Balaton, Journal, weekly.
Marshall, News Messenger, weekly, J 1
Tracy, Republican, weekly, L 2
Trumpet, weekly, L2
MINNESOTA.
MC LEOD CO., D POP. 15,500.
Glencoe, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Register, w^eekly, J 1
Hutchinson, Leader, weekly, L 2
MARSHALL CO., ~tl POP. 7,000.
Argyle, Marshall Co. Banner, weekly, L 1
Stephen, Marshall Co. Leader, weekly, L 2
Warren, Sheaf, weekly, L2
MARTIN CO., [? POP. 5,249+.
Fairmont, Martin Co. Sentinel, weekly, K 2
News, weekly.
MEEKER CO., D POP. 14,490.
liitclifield, Independent, weekly, K 1
News-Ledger, weekly, K 1
Saturday Review, weekly, K 1
MILLE LACS CO., D POP. 1,501+.
Princeton, Union, weekly, K 1
MORRISON CO., n POP. 9,986.
Liittle Falls, Morrison Co. Democrat,
weekly .
Transcript, weekly, K 2
Royalton, Banner, weekly. K 1
MOWER CO., Q, POP. 16,799+.
Austin, Democrat, weekly.
Mower Co. Transcript, weekly, K 2
Register, weekly, J 1
Grand Meadow, Record, weekly, L 2
Le Roy, Independent, weekly, K 1
MURRAY CO., P POP. 6,665.
Currie, Southwest Minnesotian, w'y, K 1
Fulda, Murray Co. Republican, weekly, L 2
Slayton, Gazette, weekly, L 2
NICOLLET CO., tp POP. 12,333+.
St. Peter, Herald, weekly, K 2
Journal, weeklj^ K 1
Tribune, weekly, J 1
NOBLES CO., P POP. 8,000.
Adrian, Guardian, weekly, L 2
Ellsworth, News, weekly, L 1
Wortliiugton, Globe, daily. )
" weekly. >
Advance, weekly, K 1
Minnesota Home, m'ly, J 2
NORMAN CO. "t]
Ada, Norman Co. Index, weekly, K 1
Puhler's Red River Valley Journal,
weekly, K 1
OLMSTED CO., P^ POP. 21,543+.
Rochester, Herold, weekly, K 1
Olmsted Co.Democrat.w'y,
Post, weekly, J 1
Record and Union, weekly, K 2
OTTER TAIL CO., -D POP. 33,000.
Battle Lake, Review, weekly.
Fergus Falls, Journal, daily, )
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Otter Tail Co. Farmer,
weekly, K 1
Ugeblad, weekly, K 2
New York Mills, Unsi Kotimaa, weekly, K 2
Pelican Rapids, Park Region Pioneer,
weekly, L 2
Perham, Bulletin, weekly, K 2
PINE CO., D- POP. 1,365+.
Pine City, Pine Co. Pioneer, weekly, L 1
PIPE STONE CO., P POP. 4,500.
Egerton, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Pipe Stone, Star, semi-weekly, K 1
Pipestone Co. Republican,
weekly, K 1
POLK CO., "d pop. 23,462.
Crookston, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Polk Co. Journal, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
East Grand Forks, Courier, weekly, L 2
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POLK CO,
Fisher, Bulletin, weekly,
Fcsstou, Thirteen Towns, weekly,
Red Lake Falls, Gazette, weeklj%
Golden Sheaf, weekly,
St. Hilaire, Spectator, weekly,
POPE CO., -a POP. 5,874t.
Glen'wood, Press Bulletin, weekly,
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St. Paul, Dispatch, daily, )
" weekly, 5
Globe, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays, .
Hotel Reporter, daily,
Pioneer Press, daily,
" Sundays
" " weekly
Volkszeitung, daily
" wee'
Minnehaha, Sundays. .
(No ads.in Sunday ed.) J
Faniilien Zeitung, senii-w'y, J 2
A. O. U. W. Guide, weekly, H 1
Der Wanderer, weekly, H 2
Druid, weekly, J 1
Farmer, weekly.
Herald, weekly, G 1
Journal of Commerce, weekly.
Labor Echo, weekly.
Labor Journal, weekly.
Le Canadien, weekly, H 1
Nordvesten, weekly, H 2
Northwestern Chronicle, w'y, I 2
Pacific Reporter, weekly, K 2
Saturday Evening News, w'ly, J 2
Skaffaren, weeklj-, H 2
Times, weekly.
Western Appeal, weekly, K 2
West St. Paul, Times, weekly.
Northwestern Lancet, semi-
monthly, K 1
Northwestern Youth, seml-my.
Grocer, monthly.
Northwest Magazine, monthly, F 1
Stone Cutters' Journal, m'hly.
REDWOOD CO., P POP. 5,375+.
Lamberton, Commercial, weekly, L 2
Redwood Falls, Redwood Gazette,w'y,K 1
Reveille, weekly, L 2
RENVILLE CO., D POP. 10,791+.
Beaver Falls, Renville Times, w'kly, L 2
Bird Island, Renville Co. Union, weekly, K 1
Hector, Union, weekly, L 1
RICE CO., cp POP. 22,481+.
Faribault, Democrat, weekly, K2
Republican, weekly, J 1
Mute's Companion, bl-w'ly, L 2
Northfleld, News, weekly, K 1
Carletonia, monthly, L 2
Sidereal Messenger, monthly, K 1
ROCK CO., p POP. 5,239.
Beaver Creek, Graphic, weekly.
liUverne, Rock Co. Herald, weekly,
Times, weekly,
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ST. LOUIS CO., cf POP. 30,504.
Duluth, Evening Herald, daily, J 1
News, daily. ?
Lake Superior News, weekly, J K 1
Tribune, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S J 1
Sunday ]Morning Sun, Sundays.
Tower, Press, weekly, L 1
SCOTT CO., P POP. 13,516+.
Belle Plaine, Herald, weekly. L 2
Jordan, Independent, weekly. L 2
Shakopee, Courier, weekly, L2
Scott Co. Argus, weekly, K 1
SHERBURNE CO., D POP. 3,855+.
Elk River, Sherburne Co. Star News,
weekly, K 1
MINNESOTA.
SIBLEY CO., [? POP. 13,126.
Arlington. Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Gaylord, Hub, weekly.
Henderson, Sibley Co.Independent.w'y K 1
STEARNS CO., n POP. 21,956+.
Fail- Haven, Circular, weekly.
Paynesville, News, weekly.
St. Cloud, Der Nordstern, weekly, J 2
Journal-Press, weekly, J 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Sauk Centre, Herald, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
STEELE CO., CP POP. 14,00#.
Owatonua, Journal and Herald,w'kly, K 2
People's Press, weekly, K 2
STEVENS CO., -a POP. 3,911+.
Hancock, Olive Branch, weekly, L 2
Morris, Sun, weekly, L2
Tribune, weekly, K 1
SWIFT CO., -n POP. 7,473+.
Appleton, Press, weekly, L 2
Benson, Times, weekly, K 1
TODD CO., D POP. 6,133+.
lioug Prairie, Leader, weekly, L2
Todd Co. Argus, w'kly, K 1
TRAVERSE CO., -O FOB. 1,507+.
Brown's Valley, Inter -Lake Tribune, wy, L2
Reporter, weekly, L 2
Wheaton, Gazette, weekly, L 1
WABASHA CO., □, POP. 18,206+.
Lake City, Graphic, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Mazeppa, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Plainvlew, News, weekly. K 1
Wabasha, Wabasha Co. Herald, w'kly, K 2
WADENA CO., n POP. 3,555.
Vemdale, Journal, weekly, L 2
Wadena, Tribune, weekly, L2
Wadena Co. Pioneer, weekly, K 1
WASECA CO., Q POP. 14,000.
Janesville, Argus, weekly, K 1
New Richland, North Star, weekly, L 2
Waseca, Radical, weekly, K2
Waseca Co. Herald, weekly, K 2
WASHINGTON CO., D- POP. 32,000.
Stillwater, Evening Gazette, daily, ) K 2
weekly, ) K 1
Messenger, weekl}', K 2
St. Croix Post, weekly, K 2
WATONWAN CO., ^ POP. 6,996.
Madelia, Times, weekly, L 2
Watonwan Co. News, weekly.
St. James, Journal, weekly, K 1
WILKIN CO., -a POP. 3,765.
Breckenridge, Mercury, weekly, Kl
Wilkin Co. Gazette,
weekly, L2
WINONA CO., l\ POP. 27,197+.
St. Charles, Union, weekly.
Wiuoua, Republican, daily, ?
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Adler, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly. J 1
Westlicher Herold, weekly, J 2
Wiarus, weekly, K 1
WRIGHT CO., D POP. 18,104+.
Clearwater, Advance, Aveekly, L 2
Enterprise, Aveekly, L 2
Cokato, Wright Co. Republican, weekly, L 2
Delano, Eagle, weekly , J 1
Howard, Howard Lake Herald, weekly, L 2
Monticello, Wright Co. Times, weekly, J 1
YELLOW MEDICINE CO.. P POP. 5,884+.
Canby, News, weekly. L^
Grauite Falls, Journal, weekly, L^
Tribune, weekly, L 2
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Pop., 1,131,597+.
ADAMS CO., P POP. 22,&49+.
Natchez, Democrat, daily, )
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Banner, tri-weekl3'
Baptist Signal, monthly.
Church News, monthly, K 1
ALCORN CO., cf POP. 14,272+.
Coriuth, Herald, weekly, K 1
Sub-soiler and Democrat, w'y, L 2
AMITE CO., P POP. 14,004+.
Gloster, Gloster City News, weekly, K 1
liiberty. Southern Herald, weekly, L2
ATTALA CO., D POP., 2:3,400.
Kosciusko. Messenger, weekly, K 2
Star, weekly, K 2
Times Educator, weekly.
BENTON CO., i POP. 11,023+.
Ashland, Chronicle, weekly, L2
BOLIVAR CO., -a POP. 18,652+.
Huntington, Transcript, weekly, L 1
Rosedale, Leader, weekly, L 1
CALHOUN CO., i POP. 13,492+.
Pittsboro, Democratic Banner, weekly, K 1
CARROLL CO., D POP. 17,795+.
Oarrolltou, Conservative, weekly, L2
Vaideu, Journal, weekly.
CHICKASAW CO., [^ POP. 17,905+.
Houston, Free South, weeklj-, L 2
Okolona, Chickasaw Messenger, weekly, K 2
CHOCTAW CO., D POP. 9,0-36+.
Ackerman, Guardian, weekly.
CLAIBORNE CO., -n POP. 16,768+.
Port Gibson, Record, weekly.
Southern Reveille, w'kly, K 1
CLARKE CO., n- POP. 15,021+.
Shubuta, Mississippi Messenger, weekly, K 1
CLAY CO., D- POP. 23,000.
West Poiut, Clay Co. Leader, weekly, L 2
New Era, weekly, L 2
COAHOMA CO., \: POP. 13,568+.
Clarksdale, Banner, weekly, L 2
News, weekly.
Friar's Point, Gazette, weekly, L2
COPIAH CO., -n POP. 27,552+.
Crystal Springs, Meteor, weekly, L 2
Hazlehurst, SIgnal-Copiahan, weekly, L2
Wesson, Times, weekly, L2
DE SOTO CO., [^ POP. 22,924+.
Hernando, De Soto Times, weekly, L 2
FRANKLIN CO., P POP. 9,729+.
Hamburg, Franklin Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
GRENADA CO., rj POP. 12,071+.
Grenada, Gazette, weekly, L 2
News, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
HANCOCK CO., g POP. 6,4.39+.
Bay St. Louis, Gulf Coast Progi'ess,
weekly, L 2
HARRISON CO., P^ POP. 7,895+.
Biloxi, Herald, weekly.
Pass Christian, Coast Beacon, weekly, K 1
HINDS CO., -n POP. 43,958+.
Jackson, Advertiser, daily.
Baptist Record, weekly, H 1
Clarion, weekly, H 1
New Mississippian, weekly, H 1
State Ledger, weeklj-, I 2
» Sword and Shield, weekly, K 2
Raymond, Gazette, weekly, K 1
MISSISSIPPI.
HOLMES CO., n POP. 27,164+.
Durant, News, weekly, L 2
Liexingrton, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Pickens, Post, weekly, L 2
ISSAQUENA CO., -Q POP. 10,004+.
Mayersville, Spectator, weekly, L 2
ITAWAMBA CO., cf POP. 10,663+.
Fulton, Reportei", weekly.
JACKSON CO., P, POP. 7,607+.
Moss Point, Gulf Coast Advertiser, w'kly, K 1
Scrautou, Pascagoula Democrat-Star,
weekly, J 1
JEFFERSON CO., P POP. 17,314+.
Fayette, Chi-onicle, weekly, L 2
JONES CO., P^ POP. 3,828+.
Ellisville, (depot) Eagle, weekly. K 1
KEMPER CO., D- POP. 15,719+.
Scooba, Kemper Herald, weekly, L 2
LAFAYETTE CO., [^ POP. 21,671+.
Oxford, Eagle, weekly.
Falcon, weekly,
LAUDERDALE CO., O POP. 28,000.
Meridian, News, daily, I
" weekly, J
Advocate, tri weekly. ?
" weekly, J
Free Press, weekly.
LEAKE CO., D POP., 13,146+.
Carthage, Carthaginian, weekly.
Walnut Grove, Dawn of Light, weekly.
LEE CO., cf POP. 20,470+.
Tupelo, Journal, weekly.
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Greenivood, Enterprise, weekly.
Yazoo Valley Flag, w'kly, L 2
LINCOLN CO., p POP. 13,547+.
Brookhaveu, Leader, weekly,
LOWNDES CO., D- POP. 28.244+.
Coluuibus, Dispatch, triweekly, '.
" weekly.
Index, weekly,
New Light, semi-monthly.
MADISON CO., n POP. 25,866+.
Canton, Picket, daily. ?
" weekly, )
American Citizen, weekly,
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Columbia, Pearl River News, weekly, L 2
MARSHALL CO., |i POP. 29,3.30+.
Byhalia, Journal, weekly, K 1
Holly Springs, Reporter, weekly, K2
South, weekly, K 1
MONROE CO., nf POP., 28,553+.
Aberdeen, Examiner, weekly, K 2
u^sM ^^ ^g Weekly, '.^^^ .^JW"~'- _ IL 2
1^ MONTGOMERY CO., U POP. 13,348+.;
Winona, Advance, weekly," ___^ZK 2
„_. .Times, weekly, >,..^~. BS ^. K 1
NESHOBA CO., D- POP. 8,741+. ^^
Philadelphia, Neshoba Democrat,
weekly, L 2
NEWTON CO., D- POP. 13,4:36+.
New^ton, Dispatch, weekly.
NOXUBEE CO., n- POP. 29,874+.
Macon, Beacon, weekly.
ilississippi Sun, weekly.
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OKTIBBEHA CO., O POP. 15,978+.
Agricultural College, Dialectic Reflector,
monthly, K 1
StarkviHe, East Mississippi Times.
weekly, K 1
Oktibbeha Citizen, w'kly, L 2
Southern Live-Stock Jour-
nal, weekly, J 2
PANOLA CO., ^ POP. 28,352+.
Batesville, Panolian, weekly, L 2
Sardis, Southern Reporter, weekly, K 1
PERRY CO., n^ POP. 3,427+.
Hattlesburgh, Democrat, weekly, L 2
PIKE CO., p POP. 16.688+.
Magnolia, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Summit, Sentinel, weekly, K 2
PONTOTOC CO., \^ POP. 13,858+.
Pontotoc, Observer, weekly, L 2
True Democrat, weekly, L 2
PRENTISS CO., cT POP. 12,158+.
Booneville, Pleader, weekly, L 2
RANKIN CO., D POP. 16,752+.
Brandon, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Republican, weekly, L 2
SCOTT CO., D POP. 10,845+.
Forest, Register, weekly, L 2
SHARKEY CO., -Q POP. 6,306+.
Rolling Fork, Deer Creek Pilot, w'kly, L 1
SIMPSON CO., n POP. 8,008+.
Westville, News, weekly, L 2
SMITH CO., D POP. 8.088+.
Raleigh, Review, weekly, L 1
SUNFLOWER CO., -O POP. 4,661+.
Indiauola, Times, weekly. L 1
TALLAHATCHIE CO., \3 POP. 10,926+.
Charleston, News, weekly, K 1
TATE CO., b POP. 18,721+.
Coldwater, Herald, weekly.
Senatobia, Tate Co. Record, weekly, K 2
TIPPAH CO., i POP. 12,867+.
Ripley, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
New Era, weekly, L 2
Southern Sentinel, weekly, K 2
TISHOMINGO CO., cT POP. 8,774+.
luka, Gale, weekly, L 2
TUNICA CO., tl POP. 8,401+.
Evansvllle (Greenville P. O.), Tunica Co.
Herald, weekly.
UNION CO., b POP. 13,030+.
New Albany, Union Co. Optic, w'kly.
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WARREN CO., -a POP. 31,23S+.
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Vicksburg, Commercial Herald, daily, ?
Democrat, daily.
Evening Post, dally,
WASHINGTON CO., -D POP. 25,367+.
Greenville, Busy Bee, weekly.
Times, weekly.
Yazoo Delta Review, w'ly,
Leland. Record, weekly.
WAYNE CO., Q, POP. 8,741+.
Waynesborough, Falcon, weekly,
WEBSTER CO. D
Walthall, Warden, weeklj',
WILKINSON CO., P POP. 17,815+.
Woodville, Republican, weekly.
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WINSTON CO., D- POP. 10,087+.
Louisville, Winston Signal, weekly,
YALABUSHA CO., ^ POP. 15,649+.
ColFeeville, Focus, weekly.
Times, weekly, K 1
Water Valley, Free Churchman, weekly, L 2
Progress, weekly, K 1
YAZOO CO., -a POP. 33,845+.
Yazoo City, Herald, weekly, K2
Yazoo Sentinel, weekly, K 1
MISSOURI.
Pop., 2,168,380+.
ADAIR CO., b POP. 17,000.
Brashear, Citizen, weekly.
Kirksville, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Graphic, weekly, J 1
Journal, weekly, J l
Edueatioual Gleaner, m'ly, L 1
ANDREW CO., "n POP. 16,318+.
Bolckow, Herald, weekly, K 1
Savannah, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Reporter, weekly, K 2
ATCHISON CO., \j POP. 14,556+.
Rockport, Atchison Co. Journal, w'ly, K 2
Atchison Co. Mail, weekly, K 2
Missouri Agitator, weekly, K 2
Tarkio, Avalanche, weekly, K 1
AUDRAIN CO., a POP. 19,732+.
Farber, Eye, weekly, L 2
Laddonia, Herald, weekly, L2
Mexico, Evening Ledger, daily. )
weekly,) J 2
Intelligencer, daily, } L 2
" weekly, J J 1 .
Vandalia. Leader, weekly, K 2
BARRY CO., P POP. 20,000.
Cassville, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
Purdy, Flag, weekly.
Seligman, Sunbeam, bi-weekly.
BARTON CO., P POP. 28.000.
Golden City, Herald, weekly, K 1
Liainar, Barton Co. Advocate, weekly, K 1
Democrat, weekly, J 1
South- West Missourian, w'kly, K 2
Liberal, Barton Co. Inquirer, weekly.
Pedro, Banner, weekly, L 2
Milford, Advance, weekly.
BATES CO., -n POP. 25,381+.
Adrian, Advertiser, weeklj', L2
Register, weekly, K 1
Methodist Protestant Advocate,
monthly, L 2
Butler, Bates Co. Democrat, weekly, J 1
Bates Co. Record, weekly, K 1
Bates Co. Republican, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, J 1
Hume, Star, weekly, L 2
Rich Hill, Herald, daily, ? L 2
weekly, S K 1
Mining Review, weekly, K 2
Western Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Rockville, Star, weeklj'.
BENTON CO., n POP. 12,396+.
Warsa'^v, Missouri Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
BOLLINGER CO., Q, POP. 11,130+.
Marble Hill, Press, weekly, Kl
BOONE CO., a POP. 25,422+.
Ashland, Bugle, weekly, L 2
Centralia, Fireside Guard, weekly. K 1
Columbia, Boone Co. Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Missouri Herald, weekly, K 2
Missouri Statesman, w'kly, K 2
* Christian Review, q'rterly.
Rocheport, Commercial, weekly, « K 1
Sturgeon, Leader, weekly, K 1
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BUCHANAN CO., \3 POP. 49,792+.
St. Joseph, Gazette, daily, )
" weekly, S
Herald, dally, )
" weekly, J
Journal, dally.
News, daily,
Volksblatt, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays.
Does not insert adver-
tisf^ments in Sunday I
edition. J
Advance, weekly.
Catholic Tribune, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, w'y.
Leader, weeklj-.
Mirror, weekly.
Sunday Visitor, Sundays,
District Advocate, monthly.
Medical Herald, monthly,
BUTLER CO., 0, POP. 6,011t.
Poplar Bluff, Citizen, weekly,
Renovator, weekly,
CALDWELL CO., ~n POP. 13,646+.
Breckenrldge, Bulletin, weekly,
Hamilton, Hamiltonian, weekly,
News-Graphic, weekly,
Kidder, Optic, weekly.
K-ingston, Caldwell Co. Sentinel, w'kly,
Times, weekly,
CALLAWAY CO., D POP. 23,670+.
Fnltou, Evening Telegraph, daily
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Evening World, daily. )
weekly. ^
Callaway Gazette, weekly, J 2
New Moon, monthly, K 1
CAMDEN CO., D POP. 7,266+.
liiun Ci'eek, Reveille, weekly, J 1
CAPE GIRARDEAU CO., P, POP. 20,99S+.
Cape Girardeau, Cape Talk, semi-weekly.
Democrat, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 1
College Message, semi-
monthly, L 2
Jackson, Deutscher Volksfreund, w'y-
Missouri Cash-Book, weekly, K 1
CARROLL CO., ^ POP. 23,274+.
Bogard, Independent, weekly, L 1
Carrolltoii, Democrat, daily, ) L2
weekly, C J 1
Carroll Record, weekly, K 2
Missouri Protest, weekly, K 2
Triple Link, semi-m'thly, 1 1
Dewitt, Optic, weekly.
Hale City, Times, weekly, L 2
Norborne, Leader, Aveekly, L 2
Tina, Herald, weekly, L 2
CARTER CO., O, POP. 2,168+.
Van Bureu, Current Local, weekly, L 1
CASS CO., -a POP. 22,431+.
Belton, Cass Co. Leader, weekly, L 2
Creighton (Wadesburgh P. O.), Clipper,
weekly.
Hari'isonville, Cass Co. Democrat,
weekly, J 1
Cass News, weekly, K 2
Pleasant Hill, Review, weekly, L 2
Local Dispatch, monthly, L 2
CEDAR CO., P POP. 16,000.
El Dorado Springs, El Dorado Democrat,
weekly, K 1
Uncle Sam, weekly, L 2
Stockton, Cedar Co. Republican, w'kly.
Journal, weekly, K 1
CHARITON CO., (^ POP. 25,224+.
Brunswick, Brunswicker, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, K 1
Cunningham, Utilitarian, weekly, L 2
K.eytesville, Chariton Courier, w'kly, J 1
MISSOURI.
CHARITON CO.
Salisbury, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Gospel Trumpet and Temper-
ance Advocate, weekly.
Press-Spectator, weekly, K 1
CHRISTIAN CO., I? POP. 16,000.
Billings, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, L 2
Ozark, News, weekly, K 1
CLARK CO., cf POP. 15,031+.
K.ahoka, Clark Co. Gazette, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, K 2
CLAY CO., a POP. 15,572+.
Excelsior Springs, Sentinel of Truth,
weekly, K 1
Kearney, Clipper, weekly, L 2
Liiberty, Advance, weekly, K 1
Tribune, weeklj% K 2
CLINTON CO., \] POP. 20,000.
Cameron, Vindicator, daily. >
weekly, 5 K 2
Observer, weekly, K 2
Lathrop, Monitor, weekly, K 1
Plattsburg, Jeffersonian, weekly, K 1
Register-Lever, weekly, J 1
COLE CO., a POP. 18,000.
Jefferson City, state Journal, daily, ) L2
State Times, weekly, ) K 1
Tribune, daily, ) L 2
" weekly, J J 1
Cole Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Missouri Volksfreund,
weekly, K 2
Missouri School Jour-
nal, semi-monthly, J 1
COOPER CO., a POP. 21,596+.
Boouville, Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Central Missouri Republi-
can, weekly.
Der Central Missourier, w'y, K 1
Topic, weekly, J 1
Pilot Grove, Cooper Co. Leader, weekly, K 1
CRAWFORD CO., D POP. 10,756+.
Cuba, Telephone, weekly, L 2
Steelville, Crawford Mirror, w^eekly, K 2
DADE CO., P POP. 12,557+.
Greenfield, Dade Co. Advocate, w'kly, L 2
Vedette, weekly, K 1
Ozark Advance, quarterly, L 2
Lockwood, Leader, weekly,
DALLAS CO., ^ POP. 9,263+.
Buffalo, Reflex, weekly,
DAVIESS CO., ~t] POP. 19,145+.
Gallatin, Democrat, weekly.
North Missourian, weekly,
Jamesport, Gazette, weekly,
Pattonsburgh, Call, weekly,
Winston, Independent, weekly,
DE KALB CO., "D POP. 15,000.
Maysville, Register, weekly.
Republican Pilot, weekly,
Osborn, Investigator, weekly,
Stewartsville, Independent, weekly,
Nevvs, weekly.
Union Star, Comet, weekly,
DENT CO., ^ POP. 10,646+.
Salem, Monitor, weekly.
Mountain Howitzer, weekly.
DOUGLAS CO., [p POP. 7,753+.
Ava, Douglas Co. Herald, weekly,
DUNKLIN CO., □, POP. 9,604+.
Kennett, Clipper, weekly,
Maiden, Dunklin Co. News, weekly.
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MISSOURI.
FRANKLIN CO., D- POP. 26,534t.
New Haven, Notes, weeklj', L 1
Pacific, Our County Paper, weekly, L 2
Pacific City Herald, weekly, L 2
Union. Franklin Co. Record, weekly, L2
Washington, Die Washingtoner Post, w'y, L 2
Franklin Co. Observer, w'y, K 2
Franklin Co. Times, weekly, K 1
GASCOXADE CO., D- POP. 11,153+.
Hermann, Advertiser-Courier, weekly, K 2
Gasconade Democrat, wl'y, K 1
Hermanner Volksblatt, w'y, K 2
Stern, weekly, L 2
GENTRY CO., \3 POP. 17,176+.
Albany, Ledger, weekly, K 1
Sun, wtekly.
Darlington, Gentry Co. Republican, w'y, L 2
King City, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Stanberry, Herald, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
GREENE CO., ^ POP. 28,801+.
Ash Grove, Commonwealth, weekly, L 2
Republic, Venture, weekly.
Springfield, Herald, daily, ? J 2
weekly, J I 2
Leader, daily, ) L 2
weekly, J Kl
Express, weekly, K 2
News, weekly, > K 2
" Sundays. S
Republican, weekly, K 2
Drury Mirror, bi-weekly.
Town and Farm, monthly.
Walnut Grove, Bee, weekly.
GRUNDY CO., li POP. 15,185+.
Edinburgh, Educational Monthly.
Trenton, Republican, daily, } L2
weekly, ^ K 2
Grundy Co. Times, weekly, K 2
HARRISON CO., "D POP. 20,304+.
Bethany, Broad-Ax, weekly, K 1
Clipper, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 1
Cainsville, News, weekly.
HENRY CO., -D POP. 40,000.
Brownington, Boomer, weekly, L 2
Clinton, Advocate, daily, ) LI
weekly, J K 2
Democrat, daily. ?
weekly, i II
Eye, weekly, L 2
Deepwater. Democrat, weekly, L 2
Montrose, Herald, weekly.
Urich, Chronicle, weekly.
Windsor, Review, weekly, K 2
HICKORY CO., D POP. 7,387+.
Hermitage, Index, weekly, L 2
HOLT CO., "d POP. 15,509+.
Craig, Leader, weekly.
Meteor, weekly, L2
Mound Citv, News, weekly, K 2
Oregon, Holt Co. Press, weekly, K 2
Holt Co. Sentinel, weekly, K 2
HOWARD CO., n POP. 18,428+.
Fayette, Howard Co. Advertiser, w'ly, J 1
Missouri Independent, w'kly, K 1
Central Collegian, monthly.
Glasgow, Central Missourian, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
HOWELL CO., [? POP, 19,000.
West Plains, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Quill, weekly, L 1
Willow Springs, Index, weekly, L 2
IRON CO., C, POP. 8,183+.
Tronton, Iron Co. Register, weekly, K 1
MISSOURI.
JACKSON CO., -n POP. 160.000.
Independence, Progi-ess, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, J i
Western Young Folks,
monthly.
Kansas City, Drovers' Telegi-am. daily, ) 1 2
" " semi-w'y, > J l
" " w'kly, ^Hl
Evening Star, daily,
Journal, daily,
" triweekly,
" Sundays,
" weekly, J
News, daily.
Penny Press, daily.
Post, daily,
Presse, daily.
Times, daily,
" Sundays
" weekly
Catholic Tribune, weekly,
Centropolis, weekly, 1 2
Chief, weekly.
Commercial, weekly.
Dispatch, weekly.
Dramatic and Sporting Echo,
weekly, J 2
Gate City Press Sentinel, w'y,K 2
Herald, weekly.
Illustrated Western World
and Journal of Com-
merce, Sundays, H 1
Labor Organizer, weekly.
L i V e -S t ock Indicator and
Farmer's Gazette, w'kly, H 2
Matrimonial News, weekly.
Messenger, weekly, H 2
Mid-Continent, weekly, J 2
Squib, weekly.
Svenska Weckobladet, w'ly, K 2
Vorwaerts, weekly, K 1
Western Cultivator and
Farm and Stock Journal,
weekly, H 1
Witness, weekly, J 2
Grocer, bi-weekly.
Dry Goods Reporter and
"Jobbing Trade Record,
semi-monthly.
Live Stock Record and Farm-
er, semi-monthly.
Agents' Chronicle, monthly.
Architect and Builder, m'l}\
Christian Companion, m'ly, 1 2
Horticultural World, m'ly,
Kansas 3Iagazine, monthly.
Medical Index, monthly, J 1
Medical Record, monthly, H 1
Missouri and Kansas Farm-
er, monthly, 1 1
Modern Miller, monthly, G 1
National Real Estate Index,
monthly, H 2
Palmer's Monthly, H 2
Popular Monthly , D 1
Progressive Age, monthly.
Western Advocate or
Camp's Emigrant Guide,
monthly.
Western Chronicle, m'thly, 1 1
Western Illustrated World,
monthly.
Lee's Summit, Journal, weekly, L 2
JASPER CO., p POP. 32,019+.
Oarterville, Mining Review, weekly, K 1
Carthage, Banner, daily, ) L2
weekly, S J 1
Evening Press, daily, ?
weekly, J J 1
Patriot, daily, } L 2
weejfily, S K 1
Jasper Co. Democrat, w'kly, K 2
Feathered Home, monthly.
Joplln, Herald, daily, > L 2
Simdays, 5 K2
News, daily, ) L 2
" weekly, ) '-'^
Plain Dealer, weekly.
Sarcoxie, Vindicator, weekly, K 1
Webb City, Times, weekly, K 1
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JEFFERSON CO., O POP. 18,736+.
De Soto, Jefferson Watchman, weekly, L 2
Festus, Crystal Mirror, weekly, L 2
Hillsboro, Jefferson Democrat, weekly, J 1
JOHNSON CO., -a POP. 28,1?^+.
Holden, Enterprise, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Knob Noster, Will Carr's Gem, weekly, K 2
Warrensburg, Johnson Co. Star, w'ly, K 2
Journal- Democrat,
weekly, J 1
Standard, weekly, K 2
Normal Student, semi-
monthly, L 1
KNOX CO., cf POP. 18,000.
Edina, Knox Co. Democrat, weekly, K 2
Knox Co. Independent, weekly.
Sentinel, vv^eekly, K 1
LACLEDE CO., Cp POP. 15,000.
Conway, Advance, weekly, L 2
Lebauou, Graphic, weekly, K 2
Laclede Co. Sentii^el, w'y, K 2
Rustic, weekly, J 1
LA FAYETTE CO., -O POP. 25,710+.
Concordia, Missouri Thalbote, weekly, J 1
Higginsvnlle, Lafayette Co. Advance, w'y, K 2
Lafayette Co. Post, weekly, K 1
liexiugton, Intelligencer, weekly, J 2
Register, weekly, K 2
Odessa, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Herald, weekly, K 1
LAWRENCE CO., P POP. 17,583t.
Aurora, Times, weekly.
Marion\'ille, Buzz Saw, weekly, L 2
M. C. I. Record, weekly.
Mount Vernon, , , ,^ „
Fountain and Journal, weekly, K 2
Lawrence Chieftain, weekly, K 1
Pierce City, Democrat, daily, > L 2
weekly, ) K 1
Empire, daily, ? L 2
weekly, J K 1
Verona, Independent, weekly, L 1
LEWIS CO., cf POP. 15,925+.
Canton, News, weekly, K 1
Press, weekly, K 1
Christian University Record, m'y.
La Belle, Star, weekly, L 2
La Grange, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Mouticello, Lewis Co. Journal, weekly, K 1
LINCOLN CO., D- POP. 17,426+.
Elsberry, Advance, weekly, L 2
Troy, Free Press, weekly, K 2
Herald, weekly, K 2
Lincoln Co. News, weekly, K 1
LINN CO., i POP. 24,000.
Brookfleld, Argus, weekly, K 1
Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Browning, Record, weekly.
Bucklin, Herald, weekly, L 2
Laclede, Laconic, weekly, L 2
Liinneus, Bulletin, weekly, K 2
Linn Co. News, weekly, K 2
Meadville, Messenger, weekly, L 2
LIVINGSTON CO., ^ POP. 20,196+.
Avalon, Aurora, weekly, L 2
Chillicothe, Evening Star, daily. )
Crisis, weekly, J K 1
Tribune, daily, ) L 2
weekly, J K 2
Constitution, weekly, K 2
Dawn, Clipper, weekly, L 1
MC DONALD CO., P POP. 7,816+.
Pineville, News, weekly. L 2
MACON CO., i POP. 26,222+.
College Mound, Good Way, weekly, 1 1
La Plata, Home Press, weekly, K 2
Macon Citv, Macon Democrat, weekly, K 2
Macon Republican, w'kly, J 1
Macon Times, weekly, 1 1
Messenger of Peace, semi-
monthly, 1 1
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MISSOURI.
SIADISON CO., C; POP. 8,876+.
Fredericktowu, Democratic Stand-
ard, weeklj', L 2
Plain Dealer, w'ly, K 1
MARIES CO., D POP. 7,304+.
Vichy Springs, Vichy Post, weekly, L 1
Vieiiua, Maries Co. Gazette, weekly, L 2
MARION CO., cf POP. 24,837+.
Hannibal, Courier, daily, ? L 2
weekly, { L 2
Evening Post, daily.
Morning Journal, daily, } K 2
" " weekly, J K 2
District Times, monthly, J 1
Palmyra, Marion Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Spectator, weekly, K 2
Philadelphia, Qui Vive, weekly, K 1
MERCER CO., b POP. 14,673+.
Princeton, People's Press, weekly, K 1
Telegraph, Weekly, K 1
aULLER CO., a POP. 9,805+.
Aurora Springs, Messenger, weekly.
Tuscumbia, Miller Co. Autogram, w'ly, L2
Miller Co. Vindicator, w'ly, L 1
MISSISSIPPI CO., □, POP. 9,270+.
Charleston, Democrat, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
MONITEAU CO., O POP. 14,346+.
California, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Newspaper, weeklj'.
Tipton, Times, weekly, K 1
MONROE CO., nf POP. 19,071+.
Madison, Watchman, weekly, L 2
Monroe City, News, weekly, K 2
Paris, Mercury, weekly, K 2
Monroe Co. Appeal, weekly, J 1
MONTGOMERY CO., D- POP. 16,249+.
Jonesburg, Montgomery Co. Journal, w'ly, L 2
Middletowu, Chips, weekly, L 2
Montgomery City, Montgomery Standard,
weekly, K 2
Ray, weekly, K 1
New Florence, Optic, weekly, L 2
WeUsville, Wide-Awake, weekly, L 2
MORGAN CO., D POP. 10,132+.
Versailles, Messenger-Gazette, w'kly, K 2
NEW BIADRID CO., O, POP. 7,694+.
New Madrid, Record, weekly, K 1
NEWTON CO., P POP. 18,947+.
Neoslio, Miner and Mechanic, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 2
Seneca, Dispatch, weekly, L 2
NODAWAY CO., \3 POP. 29,544+.
Burlington Junction, Post, weekly, K 1
Nest Egg, monthly, L 2
Hopkins, Herald, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Maryville, Democratic Freeman, w'ly, K 2
Nodaway D-imocrat, w'kly, J 1
Republican, weekly, J 1
Skidmore, Advance, weekly, L 2
OREGON CO., ^ POP. 5,791+.
Alton, South Missourian, weekly, L 2
Thayer, Herald, weekly.
OSAGE CO., D POP. 11,824+.
Chamois, Liberalist, weekly, L 2
Linn, Unterrified Democrat, weekly, L 2
OZARK CO., [? POP. 5,618+.
Bakersfield, Tidings of the Times,weekly, L 2
Gainesville, Ozark Co. News, weekly, L 2
PEMISCOT CO., Q, POP. 4,299+.
Gayo so, Democrat, weekly, L2
PERRY CO., □, POP. 11,895+.
Perry ville. Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Perry Co. Sun, weekly, K 2
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MISSOURI.
PETTIS CO., D POP. 27,271+.
Green Ridge, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
La Monte, Record, weekly, L 2
Sedalia, Bazoo, daily, ) J 1
weeklj', } J 2
" Sundays, ) H 1
Democrat, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S J 1
Central Missouri Sentinel, w'y.
Earth, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
Labor Union, weekly. H 1
Trade Review, monthly, 1 1
University Review, monthly, L 1.
PHELPS CO., n POP. 12,568+.
Rolla, Herald, weekly, K 2
New Era, weekly, K 2
PIKE CO., D- POP. 26,715+.
Bowling Green, Pike Co. Post, w'kly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 2
Clarksville, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Frankford, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Louisiana, Joiu-nal, weekly, K 2
Press, weekly, J 1
PLATTE CO., 'tl POP. 17,366+.
Parkville, Independent, weekly, L 2
Literary Monthlj', L 1
Platte City, Landmark, weekly, J 2
Platte Co. Argus, weekly, K 1
Weston, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
POLK CO., ^ POP. 15,734+.
Bolivar, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Polk Co. Leader, weekly, K 1
Humansville, Star, weekly, L 2
PULASKI CO., n POP. 7,250+.
Crocker, Pulaski Republican, weekly.
Richland, Cyclone, weekly, L 2
Western Observer, weekly, K 1
Waynesville, Pulaski Co. Democrat.
weekly, L 2
PUTNAM CO., tl POP. 13,555+.
Uniouville, Investigator, weekly.
Republican, weekly, K 2
RALLS CO., [/ POP. 11,838+.
New lioudon, Ralls Co. Guide, w'kly, J 1
Ralls Co. Record, w'kly, K 2
Perry, Pioneer, weekly, L 2
RANDOLPH CO., ^ POP. 22,751+.
Huntsville, Herald, weekly, J 1
Moberly, Headlight, daily , } L 2
weekly, S K 1
Monitor, daily, ) L 2
weekly, S K 2
Randolph Republican, weekly.
Renick, Reporter, weekly, L 2
RAY CO., ^ POP. 20,190+.
Richinond, Conservator, weekly, J 1
Democrat, weekly, J 1
REYNOLDS CO., P, POP. 5,722+.
Centreville, Reynolds Co. Outlook, w'y, L 1
RIPLEY CO., C\ POP. 5,377+.
Doniphan, Prospect-News, weekly, L2
ST. CHARLES CO., D- POP. 23,065+.
O'Fallon, Katholischer Hausfreund, w'ly, J 2
St. Charles, Cosmos, weekly, K2
Demokrat, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 2
Republikaner, weekly, K 2
ST. CLAIR CO., -n POP. 14,125+.
Appleton City, Democratic Standard.w'y, L 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Osceola, Advance, weekly, L 2
Sun, weekly, K 2
Western Home Seeker and
Farmer, monthly, K 2
MISSOURI.
ST. FRANCOIS CO., D- POP. 13,822+.
Bismarck, Telegram, weeklj', L 2
Bonne Terre, Register, weekly, L 2
Faruiiugtou, News, weekly, K 1
St. Francois Co. Demo-
crat, weekly.
Times, weekly, K 2
STE. GENEVIEVE CO., D- POP. 10,390+.
Ste. Genevieve, Fair Play, weekly, K 1
Herold, weekly, K 1
ST. LOUIS CO., D- POP. 525,000.
Clayton j Democrat, weekly, Kl
St. Louis Co. Waechter, w^'kly, J 1
St. Louis Co. Watchman, w'y, J 1
Kirkwood, Leader, weekly.
St. Louis,
Amerika, daily, ) G 2
weekly, \ CI
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays, ) F 2
Anzeiger Des Westens, daily, ) G 2
Sundays, > F 1
weekly, )F2
Evening Chronicle, daily, E 2
Globe-Democrat, daily, 1^1
" " semi-weekly, I K2
Sundays, f Bl
weekly, J Bl
Hotel Reporter, daily, K 2
Missouri Republican, daily, 1 D 1
" " tri- w'kly, I 1 1
Sundays, ( D 1
weekly, J Bl
Post-Dispatch, daily, i CI
weekly, { E 1
Tribune, daily,
weekly,
" Sundays,
Westliche Post, daily,
" •' weekly,
" Sundays,
Advance, Sundays, a. z
Age of Steel, weekly, H 1
American Baptist Flag, weekly, H 2
American Celt, w^eekly, G 1
Bulletin of Commerce, weekly, J 1
Catholic World, weekly, I 2
Central Baptist, weekly, G 1
Central Christian Advocate, w'y, E 1
Central Law Journal, weekly, H 1
Champion, weekly, J 1
Christian Advocate, weekly, E 1
Christian-Evangelist, weekly, E 1
Colman's Rural World, weekly, E 1
Der Herold Des Glaubens, w'kly, F 2
* Die Abendschule, weekly.
Die Parole, weekly, J 1
Die Rundschau, weekly, G 1
Dry Goods and Grocery Re-
porter, weekly, J 2
Evangelist, weekly, G 1
Grocer, weekly, H 2
Hlas, weekly, H 2
Humorist, weekly, G 1
Industrial Gazette, weekly, H 2
Jewish Free Press, weekly, H 1
Journal of Agriculture and Am-
erican Stock Breeder, weekly, C 1
Laterne, weekly, 1 1
Leather Gazette, weekly, J 2
Le Patriote, weekly, 1 1
Light in the West, weekly, 1 2
Mechanic, weekly, H 1
3Iedical Review, weekly, H 1
Mining News, weekly.
Missouri Subniissionist, weekly, J 2
National Druggist, weekly, 1 1
Negro World, Sundays, K 2
Observer, weekly, H 1
Presbyterian, Aveekly, H 1
Railway Register, weekly, II
South- Western Methodist, w'kly, 1 2
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Spectator, weekly.
Sporting News, weekly.
Sundav Critic, Sundays,
Sundav Sayings, Sundays,
Western Watchman, weekly,
Whip, weekly,
*Der Lutheraner, semi-monthly.
Planter and Stockman, semi-
monthly.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS CO.
St. Louis,
Regular Baptist Magazine, senii-
nionthly, K 2
School and Home, semi-mouthlj^ H 2
Stoves and Hardware, semi-
monthly, I 2
Vanguard, semi-monthly, I 2
Western Trade Journal, semi-
monthly, H 2
Altruist, monthly, J 2
American Journal of Education,
monthly, F 1
American Journal of Ophthal-
mology, monthly, J 1
Amei'ican Medical Journal, m'y, K 2
American Wheelman, monthly, H 1
Annals of Surgerj-, monthly, I 2
Archives of Dentistry, monthly, I 1
Building Trades Journal, m'thly, H 1
Canadian Photographer, m'ly.
Chi'istian Sunday School Teacher,
monthly, H 2
Church News, monthly, J 1
Cotton Belt, monthly.
Courier of Medicine, monthly, H 1
Defecator, monthly, H 2
Drug Market Reporter, monthly, H 2
El Comercio Del Valle, monthly, H 2
* Evangelisch-Lutherisches Schul-
blatt, monthly.
Farm Machiuery, monthly, F 1
Ford's Chi'istian Repository
and Home Circle, monthly, H 2
Furniture Magazine, monthlj', I 2
Home, Farm and Factory, m'ly, D 2
Jeweler, monthly, J 1
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Record, monthly, I 2
Kunkel's Musical Review, m'ly, H 2
La Union de America, monthly, J 1
* Lehre und Wehre, monthly.
Magazine, monthly, E 2
Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthly, J 2
Medical Brief, monthly, D 2
Miller, monthly, H 2
National Review^, monthly, H 1
Overseer, monthly, H 1
Pastoral-Blatt, monthly, I 2
Perioscope and Clinical Review,
monthly, J 1
Philatelic Journal of America,
monthly, 1 1
Photographer, monthly, K 2
Post Office Bulletin, monthly.
Poultrj' Record, monthly.
Problent Solved, monthly, K 1
South and West, monthly, E 2
Student Life, monthly, L 2
* Truth, monthly.
Western Building Association
Journal, monthly.
Western Insurance Review, m'y, J 1
American Law Review, bi-m'hly, H 1
Homoeopathic News, bi-m'thly, K 2
Alienist and Neurologist, quar'y, K 2
SALINE CO., n POP. 29,911t.
Arrow Rock, Times, weekly, L 2
Blackburn, Globe, weekly, L 1
Bro^\Tisville, Herald, weekly, L 2
Marshall, News, daily, ) L 2
weekly, ^ K 2
Saline Co. Democrat, w'kly, K 2
Saline Co. Progress, weekly, K 2
Miami, News, weekly, L 2
Slater, Index, weekly, L 2
Rustler, weekly. L 1
SCHUYLER CO., [j POP. 10,470+.
Glenwood, Criterion, weekly, K 1
Lancaster, Excelsior, weekly, J 1
SCOTLAND CO., cf POP. 12,508+.
Memphis, Democrat, weekly,
National, weekly.
Reveille, weekly,
SCOTT CO., Q. POP. 8,587+.
Benton, Free Press, weekly,
Record, weekly,
Sikeston, Star of Sikeston, weekly.
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MISSOURI.
SHANNON CO., ^ POP. 3,441+.
Eminence, Current Wave, weekly, L 1
SHELBY CO., cf POP. 14,024+.
Clarence, Courier, weekly. K 1
Hunnewell, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Shelbina, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Torchlight, weekly, K 1
Shelbyville, Shelby Co. Herald, w'kly, K 2
STODDARD CO., Q, POP. 13,431+.
Bloomfield, Vindicator, weekly, L 2
Dexter City, Enterprise-Messenger, w'kly, K 1
STONE CO., P POP. 4,404+.
Galena, Times, weekly, L 2
SULLIVAN CO., ^ POP. 16,569+.
Greencastle, Independent, weekly, L 2
Milan, Republican, weekly,
Sullivan Standard, weekly,
TANEY CO., [? POP. 5,599+.
Forsyth, Taney Co. News, weekly,
TEXAS CO., [? POP. 16,000.
Cabool, Record, weekly, L 2
Houston, Herald, weekly, K 1
VERNON CO., -a POP. 40,000.
L2
weekly, ^ II
Ledger, weeklj% K 1
Vernon Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Schell City. News, weekly, K 1
Sheldon, Enterprise, weekly, L 1
Walker, Herald, weekly, L 2
WARREN CO.. D- POP. 10,806+.
Warrenton, Banner, weekly, K 2
Volksfreund, weekly, K 2
Warren Co. Economist,
weekly.
Central Wesleyan College
Star, monthly, L 1
WASHINGTON CO., D- POP. 12,896+.
Potosi, Independent, weekly, K 1
WAYNE CO., n, POP. 9,096+.
Greenville, Wayne Co. Joiu-nal, w'y, L 2
Piedmont, Leader, weekly, L 2
Williamsville, Echo, weekly.
WEBSTER CO., ^ POP. 17,000.
Marshfield, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
WeV)ster Co. Record, w'ly.
Webster Standard, w'kly, J 1
Seymour, Independent, weekly, L 1
WORTH CO., 'Xj POP. 8,203+.
Denver, New Era, weekly, L 2
Grant City, Star, weekly, K 1
Worth Co. Times, weekly, K 1
WRIGHT CO., p POP. 13,520.
Hartville, Wright Co. Republican,
weekly. K 1
Mountain Grove, Breeze, w'kly, L 2
Mountain Prospect, w'y, K 1
NEBRASKA.
Hastings. Gazette-Journal, daily. )
Pop., 452,402+.
ADAMS CO., ^ POP. 21,000.
Kl
weekly, J J 1
Adams Co. Democrat, w2y, J 1
Independent, weekly.
Nebraskan. weekly, K 1
Nebraska Volksfreund, w'y, L 2
Juniata, Herald, weekly, L 2
Kenesaw, Times, weekly, L 2
ANTELOPE CO., ^ POP. 9,460.
Clearwater, Headlight, weekly.
Neligh, Advocate, weekly, L2
Leader, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
Oakdale, Pen and Plow, weeklj', K 1
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NEBRASKA.
BLAIXE CO. ~t|
Brewster, News, weekly,
L2
BOONE CO., D POP. 7,645.
Albion, Boone Co. News, semi-weekly, K 1
Boone Co. Argus, weekly, K 1
Cedar Rapids, Era, weekly, L 2
Republican, weekly, L 1
St. Edward, Star, weekly. L 1
BROW.V CO., tl POP- 8,000.
Aiuswortli, Journal, weekly, L 2
Star, weekly.
Western News, weekly, K 1
Bassett, Clipper, weekly, L 1
Herald, weekly, L 2
Johnstown, Leader, weekly.
Long Pine, Brown Co. Bugle, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly, L 2
Newport, Advocate, weekly, L 2
BUFFALO CO., O POP. 15,000.
Armada, Gazette, weekly, L 1
Elm Creek, Sun, weekly.
Gibbon, Buffalo Co. Beacon, weekly, K 1
K.earuey, Buffalo Co. Journal, weekly, L 2
Buffalo Courier, weekly, L 2
Central Nebraska Press, w'y.
New Era, weekly, K 1
Ravenna, News, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Shelton, Clipper, weekly, K 1
BURT CO., cf POP. 6,937+.
Lvons, Mirror, weekly, L 2
Oakland, Independent, weekly, K 1
Tekainah, Burt Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Burtonian, weekly, K 1
BUTLER CO., D- POP. 9,194+.
David City, Butler Co. Press, weekly, L 2
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Rising City, Independent, weekly, K 1
Ulysses, Dispatch, weekly, L 2
Herald, weekly.
CASS CO., D- POP. 16,683+.
Elmwood, Echo, weekly.
Greenwood, Hawk-Eye, weekly, K 1
Louisville, Observer, weekljs L 2
Plattsmouth, Journal, daily, > L2
weekly, J K 1
Herald, weekly, K 2
Wabash, Local Item, weekly.
Weeping Water, Cass Co. Eagle, weekly, L 2
Republican, weekly, K 2
CEDAR CO., cf POP. 4,944.
Coleridge, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Hartiugton, Cedar Co. Nonpareil, w'y, L2
Democrat, weekly.
Herald, weekly, L 2
CHASE CO., P POP. 170.
Hamilton (Henkelman P. O.), Herald,
weekly.
Imperial, Chase Co. Chronicle, w'kly.
Wauneta, Breeze, weekly.
CHERRY CO., Q
Valentine, Democratic Blade, weekly, K 1
CHEYENNE CO., -O POP. 5,000.
Chappell, Enterprise, weekly.
Rustler, weekly, L 2
Kimball, Western Nebraska Observer,
weekly, L 2
Lodge Pole, Magnet, weekly.
Sidney, Telegraph, weekly, K 2
CLAY CO., 9 POP. 11,294+.
Clay Centre, Sun, weekly,
Edgar, Post, weekly.
Times, weekly.
World, weekly.
Fairfield, Herald, weekly.
News, weekly.
Harvard, Clay Co. Journal, weekly,
Courier, weekly,
Sutton, Clay Co. Democrat, weekly,
Register, weekly,
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COLFAX CO., D- POP. 9,260.
Leigh, Advocate, weekly.
Schuyler, Herald, weekly, K 1
Quill, weekly.
Sun, weekly, K 1
CUMING CO., cf POP. 5,569+.
Bancroft, Journal, weekly, L 1
Beemer, Times, weekly.
West Point, Nebraska Volksblatt, w'y, Kl
Progress, weekly, L2
Republican, weekly, L2
Wisner, Chronicle, weekly.
CUSTER CO., D POP. 12,398.
Anselmo (Dale P. O.), Sun, weekly.
Ansley, Argus, weeklJ^
Western Echo, weekly, L 2
Arnold, Tribune, weekly.
Broken Bow, Custer Co. Republican,
Aveekly, K 1
Custer Leader, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly.
Callaway, Standard, weekly.
Mason City, Mason Transcript, weekly.
Sargent, Times, weekly.
West Union, Gazette, weekly, L 1
DAKOTA CO., cf POP. 3,213+.
Dakota City, North Nebraska Argus,
weekly, L 2
North Nebraska Eagle,
weekly, K 1
Jackson, Criterion, weekly, K 1
DAWES CO., \2 POP. 3,000.
Cliadron, Dawes Co. Journal, weekly, L 2
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Crawford, Crescent, weekly.
Hemingford (Carlyle P. O.), Box Butte
Country Rustler, weekly.
Gleaner, weekly.
Nonpareil, 'Gene Heath's Grip, weekly.
DAWSON CO., D POP. 10,000.
Cozad, Messenger, weekly, L 1
Gothenburg, Independent, weekly, L 1
Plum Creek, Dawson Co. Herald, w'y, K 1
Dawson Co. Pioneer, w'y, L 2
Gazette, weekly, L 2
DIXON CO., cf POP. 4,177+.
Emerson, Era, weekly, L 2
Ponca, Democrat, weekly, L2
Northern Nebraska Jom-nal, w'ly,K 2
Wakefield, Republican, weekly, K 1
DODGE CO., D- POP. 15,186.
Fremont, Herald, daily, ) L2
weekly, ) K 1
Tribune, daily, ? L 2
weekly, S K 2
Platte River Zeitung, w'kly, K 2
Hooper, Sentinel, weekly, L 1
North Bend, Flail, weekly, K 2
Scribner, News, weekly, L 2
DOUGLAS CO., D- POP. 95,000.
Omaha, Bee, daily.
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weekly
Herald, daily, ?
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weekly, ^ H 2
Nebraska Tribune, daily, ? K 1
weekly, 5 J 2
Post, daily, ) J 2
•' weekly, J H 2
Republican, daily, ) H 2
" weekly, ) G 1
World, daily, ? J 2
" weekly. )
Christian Hour, weekly, 1 1
Dannebrog, weekly, 1 1
Den Danske Pioneer, weekly, G 2
Excelsior, weekly, J 1
Jom-nal of Commerce, w'kly, 1 1
Midland, weekly, 1 1
Nebraska Watchman, weekly, II
Pokrok Zapadu, weekly, H i
Railway News, weekly,
Svenska Posten, weekly. H 1
Truth, weekly.
Farmer Journal, semi-m'thly.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
793
NEBRASKA.
DOUGLAS CO.
Omaha, *Kvety Americke, semi-monthly.
Nebraska Mute Journal, semi-
monthly, K 1
Church Guardian, monthly, K 1
Nebraska Cultivator and
Housekeeper, monthly, D 2
Nebraska Druggist, monthly, K 2
Western Merchant, m'thly.
South Omaha, Stockman, weekly.
Waterloo, News, weekly.
DtJNDY CO., p POP. 432.
Benkelmau, Dundy Co. Pioneer, w'ly, L2
News, weekly, L 2
FILLMORE CO., ^ POP. 13,472.
Exeter, Enterprise, weekly, L 1
Faii-mont, Fillmore Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Nebraska Signal, weekly, J 1
Geneva, Fillmore Co. Republican, w'ly, K 1
Grafton, Leader, weekly, . K 1
Ohiowa, OhioAvan, weekly, L 1
Shickley, Herald, weekly.
Strang, Record, weekly, L 1
FRANKLIN CO., Q POP. 5,465.
Blooiningtou, Franklin Co. Guard,
weekly, L 2
Justice, weekly, K 1
Campbell (Blue Hill P. O.), Press, weekly.
Franklin, Republican Valley Echo, w'kly, K 1
Riverton, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
FRONTIER CO., p POP. 7,000.
Curtis, Courier, weekly, L 2
Moorefield, Monitor, weekly.
Stockville, Frontier Co. Faber, weekly, K 1
FURNAS CO., Q POP. 6,407+.
Arapahoe, Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Public Mirror, weekly, L 2
Beaver City, Beaver Valley Tribune,
weekly. K 1
Times, weekly, L 2
Cambridge, Kaleidoscope, weekly, K 1
Oxford, Standard, weekly. L 2
GAGE CO., Q, POP. 25,000.
Beatrice, Democrat, daily. I
weekly, ) J 1
Express, daily, ) L2
weekly, J K 2
Nonpareil, weekly. L 2
Republican, weekly, K 1
Woman's Tribune, monthly, H 2
Blue Springs, Motor, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly.
Cortland, Journal, weekly, L 2
Liberty, Gazette, weekly, L 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Odell, Optic, weekly, L 2
Wymore, Democrat, daily. ?
weekly, ji' K 1
Reporter, weekly, L 2
Union, weekly, L2
GARFIELD CO. 6 1,400.
Willow Springs, Garfield Co. Gazette,
weekly,
GOSPER CO., ^ POP. 1,673+.
Elwood, Gosper Co. Citizen, weekly, L 2
GREELEY CO., O POP. 5,000.
Greeley Centre, Independent, weekly.
O'Connor, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Scotia, Greeley Co. Graphic, weekly.
Herald, weekly, K 1
HALL CO., n POP. 14,142.
Doniphan, Leader, weekly, L 2
Grand Island, Independent, daily, ) L2
weekly. J J 1
Der Herold, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 1
Wood River, Gazette, weekly, K 1
HAMILTON CO., D POP. 12,100.
Aurora, News, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
Sun, weekly, K 2
Hampton, Herald, weekly, L 2
NEBRASKA.
HARLAN CO., P POP. 10,150.
Aliua, Harlan Co. Times, weekly, K I
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Orleans, Advocate, weekly.
Harlan Co. Press, weekly, K 2
Republican Valley Sentinel, w'y, L 2
Republican City, Harlan Co. Democrat,
weekly.
Topic, weekly, L 2
HAYES CO., p POP. 119+.
Hayes Centre, Hayes Co. Times, w'ly.
News, weekly. L 2
HITCHCOCK CO., P POP. 1,012+.
Culbertson, Hitchcock Reveille, w'kly, LI
Sun, weekly, L 2
Palisade, Journal, weekly, L 1
Stratton, Gazette, weeklj', L 1
Herald, weekly, L2
Trenton, Democrat, weekly.
Torpedo, weekly, L2
HOLT CO., ^ POP; 18^625.
Atkinson, Graphic, weekly, K 1
Chambers, Journal, weekly.
Dustin, Dispatch, weekly, L 1
Ewing, Item, weekly, L 2
Inman, Index, weekly, L 1
O'Neill, Free Press, semi- weekly.
Frontier, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Nebraska Evangelist, monthly.
Stuart, Ledger, weekly, L 2
Pi-ess, weeklj^ L2
HOWARD CO., n POP. 7,129.
Howard City, News, weekly.
St. Paul, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Phonograph, weekly, K2
JEFFERSON CO., C\ POP. Ili890.
Bower, Nebraska Horticulturist, q'terly, X
Fairbury, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Jefferson Democrat, w'kly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
JOHNSON CO., Q, POP. 10,086.
Crab Orchard, News, weekly, L 1
Elk Creek, Echo, weekly, L 2
Sterling, Gazette, weekly.
Press, weeklj', L 2
Tecumseh, Chieftain, weekly, K 2
Johnson Co. Journal, w'ly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 1
KEARNEY CO., I? POP. 9,000.
Axtell, Paragrapher, weekly, L 2
Minden, Kearney Co. Democrat, weekly.
Kearney Co. Gazette, weekly, K 2
Wilcox (Keene P. O.), Beacon, weekly.
KEITH CO., -a POP. 8,000.
Grant, Enterprise, weekly.
Ogalalla, Keith Co. News, weekly, Kl
Reflector, weekly, L 2
KEYA PAHA CO. ^
Norden, Borealis, weekly, L 2
Springvie w, Keya Paha Press, w'kly, L 2
KNOX CO., b POP. 3,666+.
Bazile Mills, Knox Co. Times, weekly, L 1
Creighton, Kuox Co. News, weekly, L 1
Pioneer, weeklj% L 2
Transcript, weekly, L 2
Niobrai'a, Knox Co. Democrat, weekly.
LANCASTER CO., D- POP. 39,719.
Bennet, Lancaster Union, weekly, L 2
liiucoln,
Nebraska State Journal, daily, ) H 2
weekly, ) H 1
News, daily, ) * K 2
weekly, i K 1
State Democrat, daily, ? K 2
weekly, 3 K2
Capital City Courier, weekly, K 2
Freie Presse, weekly, K 2
Nebraska Capital, weeklj% 1 1
Nebraska Staats-Anzeiger, weekly, J 1
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LANCASTER CO.
Liucoln,
New Kepublic, weekly.
Unknown Knight, weekly.
Hesperian, semi-monthly,
Nebraska Farmer, semi-monthly,
Methodist Register, monthly.
Nebraska Congregational News,
monthlj-, J 1
Western Journal of Health, m'thly.
LINCOLN CO., -a POP. 3,632+.
North Platte, Lincoln Co. Tribune,
weekl}', L 2
Nebraskian, weekly, K 1
People's Government,
weekly, K 1
Telegraph, weekly, K 1
LOGAN CO., ~D POP. 456.
Gaudy, Logan Co. Pioneer, weekly.
LOUP CO. 6 POP 976.
Taylor, Loup Co. Clarion, weekly, L 1
MADISON CO., i POP. 9,871.
Battle Creek, Blade, weekly, L 1
Burnett, Blade, weekly, L 1
Madisou, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Madison Co. Democrat, w'y.
Norfolk, Elkhorn Valley News, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
MERRICK CO., a POP. 7,223.
Central City, Courier, weekly, K 1
Nonpareil, weekly, K 1
Clarks, Messenger, weekly, L 2
NANCE CO., a POP. 1,212+.
Fullerton, Nance Co. Journal, weekly, K 1
Telescope, weekly, L 2
Genoa, Leader, weekly, L 2
NEMAHA CO., Q, POP. 10,451+.
Aubarn, Champion, weekly, L 2
Nebraska Advertiser, fSouth
Auburn, P. O.), weekly, K 1
Nemaha Co. Granger, w'kly, K 1
Post, weekl}', K 1
Nemaha City, Times, weekly, L 2
NUCKOLLS CO., ^ POP. 9,700.
Hardy, Herald, weekly, L 2
Nelson, Axe, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, L 1
Nuckolls Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Time Table, weekly.
Superior, Guide, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly. L 2
OTOE CO., D- POP. 25,000.
Nebraska City,
Nebraska Press, daily, )
weekly, J
News, daily, ?
" weekly, s
Times, daily. )
kly, \
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weekly, ^ LI
Nebraska Staats-Zeitung, w'kly, K 2
Watchman, monthly.
Palmyra, Pilot, weekly, L 2
Syracuse. Herald, weekly, L 1
Journal, weekly, K 2
Talmage, Tribune, weekly, L 1
PAWNEE CO., □, POP., 10,000.
Pawnee City, Pawnee Co. News, w'ly, L2
Pawnee Press, weekly, K 2
Pawnee Republican,
weekly, K 2
Western Intelligencer,
monthly.
Table Rock, Argus, weekly, L 2
piu:lps CO., [? POP. 8,000.
Bertrand, Journal, weekly, L 1
Holdresre, Citizen, weekly.
Nebraska Nugget, weekly, K 1
PIERCE CO., i POP- 4.500.
Pierce, Pierce Co. Call, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly. L 2
Plainview, Gazette, weekly, L 1
NEBRASKA.
PLATTE CO., D POP. 12,590.
Columbus, Democrat, Aveeklj^, K 2
Journal, w^eekly, K 2
Humphrey, Independent, weekly, L 2
POLK CO., n POP. 10,227.
Osceola, Farmers' Advocate, weekly, K 2
Record, weekly, K 1
Stromsburg, Folkets Van, weekly.
Republican, weekly, L 2
RED WILLOW CO., P POP. 3,044+.
Bartley, Inter-Ocean, weekly.
ludiauola, Courier, weekly, K 1
McCook, Democrat, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Tribune, weekly, L 2
RICHARDSON CO., O^ POP. 25,000.
Falls City, Journal, weekly, K 2
Leader Sentinel, weekly, K 1
* News, w^eekly, K 1
Humboldt, Nebraska Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Standard, weekly, L 2
Rulo, Bridgeman, weekly.
Salem, Index, weekly, K 1
Nebraska Teacher, monthly.
Stella, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Verdon, Vedette, weekly, L 2
SALINE CO., Q^ POP. 19,762.
Crete, Globe, weekly, K 1
State Vidette, weekly, L 2
De Witt, Times, weekly, L 2
Dorchester, Star, weekly, L 2
Friend, Saline Co. Gazette, weekly, L 2
Telegraph, weekly, L 2
Tobias, Saline Co. Tribune, weekly, L 2
Western, Wave, weekly, L 2
Wilber, Opposition, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly.
Union, weekly, L 2
SARPY CO., D- POP. 5,867.
Bellevue, College Star, monthly, L 1
Papillion, Times, weekly, K 1
Springfield, Monitor, weekly, K 1
SAUNDERS CO., D- POP. 15,810+.
Ashland, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Meade, Advocate, weekly, L 1
Valparaiso, Avalanche, weekly, K 1
Walioo, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Wasp, weekly, K 2
Weston, Free Press, weekly.
SEWARD CO., D- POP. 15,225.
Milford, Nebraskan, semi-weekly, K 1
Seivard, Blue Valley Blade, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Nebi-aska Reporter, weekly, K 1
Staplehurst, News, weekly, L 1
Utica, Record, weekly, L 2
SHERIDAN CO. tl
Gordon, Democratic Herald, weekly, L 2
Press, w^eekly, L 2
Hay Springs, Alert, weekly, L 1
Northwest News, weekly, L 1
Rushville, Sheridan Co. Sun, weekly, L2
Standard, weekly, L 2
SHERMAN CO., D POP. 2,06l+.
Litchfield, Monitor, weekly.
Lioup City, Northwestern, weeklj', K 1
Sherman Co. Times, w'kly, K 1
SIOUX CO., "ti pop. 699+.
Bodarc, Record, weekly.
Bo wen (Harrison P. O. ), Sioux Co. Her-
ald, weekly.
STANTON CO., cf POP. 5,500.
Stanton, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Register, weekly, L 2
THAYER CO., ^ POP. 6,113+.
Alexandria, News, weekly, L 2
Thayer Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Belvldere, Tribune, weekly.
Chester, Herald, weekly.
Davenport, Telegraph, weekly, L i
Hebron, Journal, weekly, J 1
Register, weekly, 1^ i
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VAIiLEY CO., D POP. 5,835.
Arcadia, Courier, weekly.
North Loup, Mirror, weekly, L 2
Ord, Democrat, weekly, L2
Quiz, weekly, J 1
Valley Co. Journal, weekly, L 2
WASHINGTON CO., O POP. 8,631t.
Arlington, People's Defender, weekly, L 2
Blair, Pilot, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 1
♦Kirkebladet, semi monthly.
Herman, Independent, weekly.
WAYNE CO., cf POP. 813+.
Wayne, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Herald, weekly, K 1
WEBSTER CO., ^ POP. 12,320.
Blue Hill, Webster Co. Winner, weekly.
Cowles, Herald, weekly.
Guide Rock, Signal, weekly. L 2
Republican Valley Farmer,
monthlv.
Bed Cloud, Chief, weekly. K2
Helmet, weekly.
Webster Co. Argus, weekly, K 1
WHEELER CO., [^ POP. 644+.
Bartlett, Wheeler Co. Advance, weekly.
Cumminsville, Wheeler Co. Gazette, w'y, L 2
YORK CO., n POP. 15,082.
Bradshaw, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Waco, Leader, weekly, L 2
York, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 1
Collegian, monthly, L 2
NEVADA.
WASHOE CO., -C POP. 5,6&4+.
Reno, Evening Gazette, daily, )
" " weekly, \
Nevada State Journal, dailv, )
weekly, J
Sagebrush Stockman, weekly.
WHITE PINE CO., D- POP. 2,682+.
Taylor, White Pine News, weekly,
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Pop., 63,366+.
DOUGLAS CO., -D POP. 1,581+.
Oenoa, Courier, weekly,
ELKO CO., cf POP. 5,716+.
Elko, Independent, daily )
" w^eekly, ^
Free Press, weekly,
Tuscarora, Times -Review, daily,
ESMERALDA CO., P POP. 3,220+.
Candelaria, True Fissure, weekly,
Hawciiorue, Esmeralda News, weekly.
Walker Lake Bulletin,
weekly,
EUREKA CO., D POP. 7,086+.
Eureka, Sentinel, daily, ?
weekly, J
HUMBOLDT CO., Y: POP. 3,480+.
Winnemucca, Silver State, daUy,
LANDER CO., D POP. 3,624+.
Austin, Reese River Reveille, daily,
Battle Mountain, Central Nevadan, w'ly, L 1
LINCOLN CO., m, POP. 2,637+.
Pioclie, Record, weekly,
LYON CO., -n POP. 2,409+.
Dayton, Lyon Co. Times, weekly.
News Reporter, weekly.
NYE CO., ^ POP. 1,875+.
Belmont, Courier, weekly,
ORMSBY CO., -D POP. 5,412+.
Carson City, Index, daily.
Morning Appeal, daily,
Nevada Tribune, daUy,
STOREY CO., -D POP. 16,115+.
Virginia City,
Evening Chronicle, daily, )
" •• weekly, J
Territorial Enterprise, daily,
Av'kly
(no adv'ts in weekly)
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Pop., 346,991+.
BELKNAP CO., D POP. 17,948+.
liaconia. Democrat, weeklj',
Saturday Review, weekly.
Lake Village, Times, weekly.
Curiosity World, monthly.
Meredith Village, News, weekly,
CARROLL CO., D POP. 18,224+.
Sandwich, Reporter, weekly,
Wolfboro' Junction, Carroll Co. Pioneer,
weekly,
II
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Wolfborough, Granite State News, w'kly, J 1
CHESHIRE CO., p POP. 28,734+.
Alstead, Cold River Journal, weekly, K 1
Hinsdale, Valley Record, weekly, " K 2
K.eene, Cheshire Republican, weekly, J 2
Granite State Journal, weekly. L 2
New England Obsei-ver, weekly, I 2
New Hampshire Sentinel, w'kly, I 2
Troy, Home Companion, monthly, K 2
coos CO., i POP. 18,580+.
Colebrook, News and Sentinel, w'kly, K 2
Gorham, Mountaineer, weekly, K 2
Jjancaster, Coos Co. Democrat, w'kly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
GRAFTON CO., D POP. 38,788+.
Ashland, Item, weeklj% L 2
Bristol, Enterprise, weekly, J 2
East Canaan, Canaan Reporter, weekly, J 1
Mascoma Register, w^eekly, K 1
Hanover, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Granite State Journal, weekly, L 2
Dartmouth, bi-weekly, J 1
Dartmouth Literary Monthly.
Haverhill, Grafton Co. Register, w'ly, K 1
Grafton Co. Signal, weekly, L 2
Lebanon, Granite State Free Press, w'ly, J 1
Lisbon, Index, weekly, K 1
Littleton, Journal, weekly, J 2
White Mountain Republic, w'ly, J 1
Plymouth, Record, weekly, J 1
HILLSBOROUGH CO., P POP. 75,634+.
Amherst, Farmers' Cabinet, weekly.
Antrim, Reporter, weekly,
Hillsboro' Bridge, Hillsboro' Messenger,
weekly,
Hollis, Times, weekly.
Manchester,
Mirror and American, daily,
Mirror and Farmer, weekly,
Union, daily, }
" weekly, ^
La Petite Republique, semi-w'y.
Budget, weeklj%
Illustrated American Labor Bud
get, weekly.
Le Courrier du New Hampshire,
weekly,
New Hampshire Catholic, w'ly.
Medical Advertiser, monthly,
Notes, and Queries, with An
swers, monthly,
MiLford, Advance, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly,
Nashua, Gazette, daily, I
" weekly, )
Telegraph, daily, )
weekly, f
Real Estate Journal, m'thly.
Peterboro', Transcript, weekly,
Wilton, Journal, weekly,
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MERRI5IACK CO., P POP. 46,300+.
Bradford. People's Companion, weekly, L 1
Concord, Evening Monitor, daily, ) J 1
Independent Statesman.w'y, J G 2
People and Patriot, daily, ? K 2
weekly, S G 2
New Hampshire Journal, w'y, K 2
Standard Bearer, weekly, J 2
Tribune, weekly, J 2
Veteran's Advocate, weekly, J 2
Granite Monthly, ' I 1
Franklin, Transcript, weekly, J 1
Franklin Falls, Merrimack Journal, w'ly, J 1
Henniker, Courier, weekly, L 1
Pembroke, Aeademian, monthly, L 2
Penacook, Rays of Light, weekly, L 2
Pittsfield, Analecta, weekly, J 2
Shaker Village, Manifesto, monthly, I 2
Suncook, Journal, weekly, K 1
Warner, Independent and Times, weekly, K 2
VP'ilmot, Kearsage Sentinel, weekly, L 2
ROCKINGHAM CO., □, POP. 49,064+.
Derry, News, weekly, J l
Exeter, Exonian, weekly, L 1
Gazette, weekly, J 2
News-Letter, weekly, J 2
Protest, weekly, K 1
Newmarket, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Christian Witness, monthly, K 2
Portsmouth, Chronicle, daily, ) L 2
N e w Hampshire Ga- >
zette, weekly, ) J 1
Evening Times, daily, ) K 1
States and Union, w'ly, J J 1
Penny Post, daily, J 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
STRAFFORD CO., C\ poP. 35,558+.
Dover, Foster's Democrat, daily, ) J 1
weekly, 5 I 1
Republican, daily, I K 1
Enquirer, weekly, ) J l
East Rochester, Star-Advocate, monthly.
Farmington, News, weekly, • K 1
Great Falls, Free Press, weekly, J 2
Rochester, Anti-Monopolist and Local
Record, weekly, J 1
Coiu-ier, weekly, J 1
Leader, weekly, K 2
SULLIVAN CO., p POP. 18,161+.
Claremont, Advocate, weekly, K 1
National Eagle, weekly, K 2
Newport, New Hampshire Argus and
Spectator, weekly, J 1
Republican Champion, w'ky, K 2
NEW JERSEY.
Pop., 1,131,116+.
ATLANTIC CO., Q, POP. 18,704+.
Atlantic City, Atlantic Review, weekly, J 2
Atlantic Times, weekly, J 1
Table Talk, montblv.
Egg Harbor, Atlantic Democrat, weekly, L 2
Der Beobachter, weekly, K 1
Der Pilot, weekly, L 2
Der Zeitgeist, weekly, L 2
Hammonton, Atlantic Co. Mirror, weekly, K 1
South Jersey Republican,
weekly, L 2
May's Liaudiugr, Atlantic Journal, w'y, L 2
Record, weekly, K 1
BERGEN CO., cT POP. 36,786+.
Carlstadt, Freie Presse, weekly, L 1
Englewood, Times, weekly. K 1
Hackeusack, Bergen Index, semi-w'ly, K 2
Bergen Co.Deniocrat and
New Jersey State Reg-
ister, weekly, J 2
Republican, weekly, J 2
Rldgewood, Cotxrier, weekly.
Rutherford, Bergen Co. Herald, weekly.
News, weekly, L 2
Tenafly, Record, weekly, L 2
NEW JERSEY.
BtTRLINGTON CO., D POP. 55,402+.
Beverly, Banner, weekly, K 2
Bordentown, Register, weekly, J l
Burlington, Enterpi-ise, daily, ) K 2
" weekly \ J 1
Evening Reporter, dally, K 1
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Moorestown, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Mt. Holly, Dispatch, weekly.
Herald, weekly, I 2
New Jersey Mirror, weekly, 1 1
News, weekl.y, 1 1
Palmyra, Home Visitor, monthly.
Riverside, Times, bi-weekly.
Smithville, Mechanic, monthly.
CAMDEN CO., P POP. 62,942+.
Atco, Herald and Times, weekly,
Cauideu, Courier, daily, )
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Post, daily.
Advertiser, weekly
Camden Co. Journal, weekly, J 1
Democrat, weekly, J 2
New Jersey Coast Pilot, w'kly.
Saturday Evening Express,
weekly, J 1
South Jersey Advertiser and
Palmyra JNews, weekly, J 2
Temperance Gazette, weekly, 1 1
West Jersey Press, w^eekly, J 1
Lehman's 3Iusical News, m'y.
St. John's Record, monthly.
Chesilhm-st, (Waterford Works P. O.),
Tribune, weekly, L 2
Gloucester City, Reporter, weekly, K 2.
Haddonfield, South Jersey News and Di-
rectory, weekly, J 1
Silver Hour, semi-monthly.
CAPE MAY CO., P, POP. 9,765+.
Cape May City, Star of the Cape, weekly, K 2
Wave, weekly, K 1
Cape May Court House, Cape May
Co. Gazette, w'y, K 2;
Ocean City, Sentinel, weekly, K I
South Jersey Review and
Spray, weekly.
Sea Isle City, Cape May Co. Times, w'klyr
CUMBERLAND CO., P POP. 37,6S?+.
Bridgeton, Evening News, daily. ?
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weekly, J J 2
Morning Star, daily, K 2
American Favorite, weekly.
Chronicle, weekly, J 1
New Jersey Patriot, w^'kly, K 2
Pioneer, weekly, K 2
Philosophian Review, m'ly, L 2
Millville, Republican, weekly, K 2
Transcript, weekly, K 1
Port Norris, Gazette, weekly.
Roseuhayn. Index, semimonthly.
Vineland, Evening Journal, daily, K Z
News-Times, dail}% I -^ ^
South Jersey Times, weekly, ) L 2
Independent, weekly, K 2
Prohibitionist, weekly.
Rostrum, bi-weekly, L2
* Bote der Neuen Kirche, semi-
monthly.
ESSEX CO., a POP. 189,929+.
Bloomfleld, Citizen, weekly.
L2
* Parish Monthly.
Ea.st Orange, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Montclair, Times, weeklj-, K 2
Newark, Advertiser, daily, I Gr 1
Sentinel of Freedom, w'kly, ) J 1
Evening News, dailj% F 2
Journal, daily, ) HI
weekly, C J 1
New Jersey Deutsche Zeit-)
ung, daily, > II
Tribuene, Sundays, ) 12
New Jersey Freie Zeitung, )
daily, VH2
Der Erzaehler, Sundays, ) G 1
Press- Kegister, daily, 12
Der Beobachter am Passaic,
weekly, J 2
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NEW JERSEY.
ESSEX CO.
Newark, Newarker Sonntagsblatt, Sun-
days, L 2
New Jersey Unionist, w'lcly, H 1
Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Sunday Call, Sundays, F 2
Deutsclier Evangelist, semi-
montlily, K 1
Cabinet and Review, m'thly.
*Der Kirchenbote, monthly.
Messenger, monthlj% K 1
Business Educator and Lit-
erary Gazette, quarterly, K 2
Orange, Chronicle, weekly, 1 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays, L 2
Volksbote, weekly , L 2
Hospital Messenger, monthly, L 1
South Orange, Bulletin, weekly, L 2
GLOUCESTER CO., P POP. 25,886t.
Glassboro, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Newfleld, Item, weekly, L 2
Swedesboro, News, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, » K 1
Williamstown, News, weekly, L 2
Woodbury, Constitution and Farmers'
and Mechanics' Adver-
tiser, weekly, K 2
Gloucester Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Liberal Press, weekly, K 2
HUDSON CO., cf POP. 187,944t.
Arlington, Kearny Watchman, weekly, L 2
Bayoune City (Bergen Point P. O.). Bay-
onne Herald and Green-
ville Register, weekly, K 2
Bayonne Times, w^eekly, K 2
Han'ison, Kearney Record, weekly, K 2
Hoboken, Evening News, dally, K 1
Hudson Co. Democrat Adver-
tiser, weekly, J 2
Hudson Co. Journal, Sundays, 1 1
Jersey City, Argus, daily, H 1
Evening Journal, daily, G 2
Herald, weekly, K 2
Hudson Co. Dispatch, w'y, 1 1
New Jersey Freie Presse,
weekly, L 2
New Jersey Ledger, w'ly, K 1
New Jersey Staats Zeit-
ung, weekly, J 1
Sunday Morning News,
Sundays, H 1
Home and Church Expon-
ent, monthly, J 1
HUNTERDON CO., \: POP. 38,570+.
Clinton, Democrat, weekly, J 2
Home Visitor, weekly, K 2
Fleiniugtou, Democrat-Advertiser,w'y, K 2
Hunterdon Co. Democrat,
weekly, J 1
Hunterdon Republican,
weekly, K 2
lYenchtown, Hunterdon Independent,
weekly, L 2
Star, weeklj% L 2
Glen Gardnei-, Avalanche, bi-weekly, L 2
Lambertville, Beacon, weekly, K 2
Record, weekly, L 2
Mllford, Leader, weekly, K 2
Pattenburg, Business Advocate, m'nthly.
Riugoes, Journal of American Orthoepy,
monthly, J 1
MERCER CO.. a POP. 66,785.
Hightstown, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Independent, weekly, L 2
Hopewell, Herald, weekly, L 2
Princeton, Princetonian, triweekly, L 2
Press, weekly, Kl
Nassau Literary Magazine,
monthly, L 2
Trenton, Emporium, daily, J 1
State Gazette daily, ) 12
weekly, 5 G 1
Times, daily, ^ II
" weekly, s K 1
True American, daily, > I 2
weekly, ^ K 1 I
NEW JERSEY.
MERCER CO.
Trenton, Anglo American, weekly.
Chanibersburgh Press, weekly.
Herald, weekly, L 2
Mercer Co. News and Cham-
bersburg Weekly, L 2
New Jersey Catholic Journal,
weekly.
New Jersey Staats Journal,
weekly, K 1
Sunday Advertiser, Sundays, H 1
MIDDLESEX CO., D POP. 52,286+.
Cranberry, Press, weekly, K 1
Jamesburg, Record, weekly, L 2
Metuchen, Inquirer, weekly, J 1
New Brunswick, Fredonian, daily, ? K 2
Wly, ^ 1 1
Home News, daily, ? J 2
" w'ly, SK2
Times, daily, > K 1
weekly, J K2
Journal, weekly, L 2
T a r g u m, every
three weeks, L 2
Advocate, monthly, L 1
Latine et Greece,
monthly, J 1
Perth Amboy, Middlesex Co. Democrat,
weekly, J 1
Republican, weeklj% J 1
South Amboy. Citizen, weekly, L 2
Woodbi-idge, Independent Hour, weekly, L 2
Parish Telephone, m'nthly.
MONMOUTH CO., D POP. 62,324.
Asbury Park, Advertiser, weekly.
Journal, weekly, J 2
Monmouth Tribune, w'kly.
Shore Press, weekly, K 2
Torch, monthly, L 1
Atlantic Highlands, Independent, w'kly, L 2
Eatontown, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Freeliold, Monmouth Democrat, w'kly, J 1
Monmouth Inquirer, weekly, J 1
Key East (Neptune P. O.), Sea Side Key
Note, monthly, L 2
Keyport, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Weekly, K 1
Little Silver, Orchard and Garden, m'hly, X
Long Branch, News, weekly, .1 1
Record, weekly, K 1
Manasquan, Coast Democrat, weekly, J 1
Sea Side, weekly, K 1
Matawan, Journal, weekly, K 1
Ocean Beach, Beach Patrol, weekly.
Gazette and Mil ror, w'kl}% Kl
Ocean Grove, Record, weekly. J 2
Red Bank, New Jersey Standard, weekly, J 1
Register, w^eekly, K 2
Seabright, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
MORRIS CO., i POP. 50,861+.
Boonton, Bulletin, weekly, K 2
Dover, Index, weekly, J 2
Iron Era, weekly, J 2
Flanders, Liberator, monthly.
Madison, Eagle, weekly, K 2
Mox-ristown, Jerseyman, weekly, J 1
Morris Co. Chronicle.w'y, K 2
True Democratic Ban-
ner, weekly, K 2
OCEAN CO., D POP. 14,455+.
Island Heights, Herald, weekly, L 2
Lakewood, Times and Journal, weekly, L 2
Point Pleasant, Beacon, weekly, K 1
Tom's River, New Jersey Courier,
weekly, K 2
Ocean Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 2
PASSAIC CO., [^ POP. 68,860+.
Bloomingdale, Pequannock Valley Argus,
weekly.
Church and Home, m hly, K 2
Passaic, Passaic City News, daily, K 2
Times, daily, K 1
Echo, weekly.
Item, weekly, K 2
Passaic City Herald, weekly, J 1
Freeman's Magazine, monthly.
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PASSAIC CO.
Paterson, Guardian, dailj', I 12
weekly, ^ K 1
Morning Call, daily, ) II
" " weekly, > K 1
" Sundays,) 12
Press, daily, ? II
" weekly, S L 2
Telegram, daily.
Volksfreund, daily, L 2
De Telegraaf , semi-w^eekly, J 2
Labor Standard, weekly, J 2
Passaic Co. Argus, Sundays, K 1
Sonntagsgast, Sundays.
SALEM CO., p POP. 24,579+.
Elmer, Times, weekly.
Penn's Grove, Record, weekly, K 1
Salem, National Standard, weekly, J 2
South Jersej'man, weekly, J 2
Sunbeam, weeklj', J 1
■Woodstown, Monitor, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 2
SOMERSET CO., D POP. 27,162+.
Bound Brook, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Somerville, Somerset Messenger, w'y, J 1
Unionist-Gazette, weekly, J 1
Jersey Knight, monthly, K 2
New Jersey Law^ Journal,
monthly, L 2
SUSSEX CO., "d pop. 23,539+.
Deckertown, Sussex Independent, w'kly, J 1
New Jersey Baptist, m'thly.
Lafayette, Shooting Star. monthlj% L 2
Newton, New Jersey Herald and Sus-
sex Co. Democrat, weekly, J 1
Sussex Register, weekly, J 1
Sparta, Signal, bi-weekly, L 2
UNION CO., cf POP. 55,571+.
Elizabeth,
Central New Jersey Herald, d'y, ) K 2
" wy, SL2
Journal, daily, } J 2
weekly, i L2
Freie Presse, weekly, J 1
Sunday Leader, Sundays, 1 1
Plainfield, Evening News, daily, J 1
Central New Jersej' Times,
weekly. K 2
Constitutionalist, weekly, J 2
Rah way, Advocate, weekly, J 2
Censor, weekly, L 2
National Democrat, weekly, K 2
Roselle, Record, weekly.
Summit, Record, weekly, K 1
Westfleld, Union Co. Standard, weekly, K 1
WARREN CO., D POP. 36,589+.
Asburv, Messenger, Sundays.
Belvidere, Apollo, weekly, J 1
Warren Journal, weekly, J 1
Blairstown, Press, weekly, K 2
Broadway, Messenger, weekly.
Hackettstown, Gazette, weekly, J 1
Warren Republican, w'y, K 2
Phillipsburg, Courier, weekly.
Warren Democrat, weekly, J 1
Washington, Review, weekly, K 1
Star, weekly, K 2
NEW YORK.
Pop., 5,0S'^,S71+.
ALBANY CO., D- POP. 154,890+.
Albany,
Argus, daily, 1
" semi- weekly, I
" weekly, |
" Sundays, J
Evening Journal, daily, )
" semi- w'kly, >
" " weekly, )
Evening Post, daily,
Evening Union, daily,
Freie Blaetter, daily.
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ALBANY CO.
Albany,
Mox'ning Express, daily, ) G 2
Sundays, ^ F 1
Press and Knickerbocker, daily, ) G 1
Sundays, f G 1
Taglicher Herold, daily, K 1
Times, daily, ? H 2
weekly, S H 1
Cultivator and Country Gentleman,
weekly, E 2
Law Journal, weekly, I 2
Merchants' Mail, weekly, K 2
Morning Telegram, Sundays.
Press and Legislative Journal, w'y, I 2
•^Zion's Watchman, weekly.
Cue, monthly, K 1
Der Erz-Druide, monthly, K 2
Foi'est, Forge and Farm, monthly, H 1
Medical Annals, monthly, J 2
Poultry Monthly, H 2
Thomas Brothers' Musical Journal,
monthly, H 1
Work at Home, monthly, J 2
Coeyman^, Herald, weekly, K 2
Cohoes, Evening Dispatch, daily, J 2
News, daily, K 2
Regulator, weekly, J 2
Knowersville, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
West Troy, Journal and Democrat, w'kly, K 1
ALLEGANY CO., P POP. 41,810+.
Alfred Centre, Alfred Sun, weekly, K 1
Sabbath Recorder, w'kly, 1 1
Outlook and Sabbath
Quarterly, C 1
Angelica, Allegany Co. Republican, w'y L 2
Belmont, Genesee Valley Post, weekly, J 1
Bolivar, Leader, weekly, K 1
Canaseraga, Times, weekly, K 1
Cuba, Pati-iot, weekly, J 2
Fillmore, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Friendship, Register, weeklj% K 2
Rushf ord. Spectator, weekly, K 1
Wellsville, Free Press, daily, K 2
Reporter, daily, ^ K 1
weekly, S J 2
Allegany Co. Democrat, w'kly, J 1
BROOME CO., C? POP. 49,483+.
Binghamton, Democrat, daily, ?
" weekly, J
Leader, daily, )
weekly,
dail.
weekly,
Republican, daily, )
lily. \
Axe, weekly,
Deposit, Courier, weekly.
Lisle, Gleaner, weekly.
Union, News, weekly,
Whitney's Point, Reporter, weekly,
Windsor, Standard, weekly.
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Allegany, News, weekly, L 2
Cattaraugus, Times, weekly, K 2
Ellicottville, News, weekly, L 2
Post, weekly, J 2
Franklinville, Argus, weekly, K 2
Gowanda, Our Public Interests, weekly, L 2
Machias, Cattaraugus Star weekly, J 2
Olean, Herald, daily, ? K 2
" Thursdays (Mail) Edition, 5 1 1
Times, daily, i K 1
weekly,' J 2
Randolph, Courant, weekly, J 1
Register, weekly, J 1
Salamanca, Cattaraugus Republican, w'y, 1 2
Cattaraugus Union, weekly, J 1
West Valley, Lively Times, monthly. >
Yorkshire Centre, Press, weekly, K 1
CAYUGA CO., n POP. 65,081+.
Auburn, Advertiser, daily,
.Tournal, weekly,
Bulletin, daily, )
News and Democrat, w'kly, )
Morning Dispatch, daily, )
" " weekly, >
" Sundays, )
Cayuga Co. Independent, w'y,
Temperance Herald, weekly,
Purnle and Gold, quarterly.
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CAYUGA CO.
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Uenoa, Herald, weekly,
Moravia, Republican, weekly,
Valley Register, weekly.
Poplar Ridge, Gleaner, semi-monthly.
Port Byron, Chronicle, weekly.
Union Springs, Advertiser, weekly,
Home and Health, m'y.
Weedsport, Caynga Chief, weekly.
Sentinel, weekly,
CHAUTAUQUA CO., P POP. 65,342+.
Cherry Creek, News, weekly, K 2
Dunkirk, Observer Journal, daily, K 1
Advertiser and Union, weekly, J 1
Chautauqua Farmer, weekly, 1 1
Findley's Lake, Breeze, weekly, L 2
Fredonia, Censor, weekly, J 1
Presbj^erian. quarterly, K 1
Jamestown, Journal, daily, ( J 1
weekly, ) I 2
Morning News, daily, L 2
Chautauqua Democrat, w'y, J 2
Sun, Sundays, J 2
Wart Nya Hem, weekly, J 1
Ne«' Tlaeology Herald, bi-
weekly.
Agitator, monthly.
May^ille, Chautauqua Era, weekly, K2
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Panama, Herald, weekly, L 2
Ripley, Local Review, weekly, L 2
Sherman, Chautauqua Co. Press, weekly.
Chautauqua News, weekly, ' K 1
Silver Creek, Local, weekly, K 2
Sinclairville, Chautauqua Commercial,
weeklj-, K 1
Westfleld, Church Kalender, weekly, 1 1
Grapevine, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, J 1
Formulary and Druggists' Mag-
azine, monthly, 1 1
CHEBIUNG CO., P POP. 43,065+.
Elmira, Advertiser, daily, } H 2
weekly. S G 1
Gazette and Free Press, daily, ) I 2
w'ly, j G 1
Husbandman, weekly, H 2
Morning Telegram, Sundays, B2
Sentinel, weekly, L 2
* Summary, Sundays.
Sunday Tidings, Sundays, C 1
Chemung Review, monthly.
Sibyl, bimonthly.
Horseheads, Journal, weekly. K 1
CHENAXGO CO., D POP. 39,891+.
Af ton. Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Bainbridge, Republican, weekly, J 1
Greene, Chenango American, weekly, K 2
New Berlin, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Church Helper, monthly.
North Pharsalia, Quill and Press, weekly, L 2
Nor>vich, Chenango Telegraph, semi-w'y I 1
Chenango Union, weekly, 1 1
Oxford, Times, weekly, K 2
Sherburne, News, weekly, K 1
South Otselic, Otselic Herald, weekly, L 2
CLINTON CO., cf POP. 50,897+.
Champlain, Counsellor, weekly,
PlattsburRli,
Morning Telegram, daily, I
Northern Mail, weekly, )
Le National, weekly.
Republican, weeklj',
Sentinel, weekly.
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COLUMBIA CO., m, POP. 47,928+.
Chatham, Courier, weekly, I 2
Republican, weekly.
Hillsdale, Herald, weekly, K 1
Hudson, Evening Register, daily, ? K 2
Gazette, weekly, J 1 1
Republican, dailj', ) K 2
weekly, ^ 12
Drafted Men's Advocate, m'y.
New Lebanon, Journal of Materia Medi-
ca, monthly, I 2
Philmont, Sentinel, weekly. L 2
Valatie, Kinderhook Rough Notes, w'kly, J 2
NEW YORK.
CORTLAND CO., D POP. 25,825+.
Cincinnatus, Otselic Valley Register, w'y, K 1
Cortland, Democrat, weeklj', J 2
Monitor, weekly.
News, weekly, K 2
Standard, weekly, 1 1
Homer, Republican, weekly, J 1
McGrawville, Sentinel, weeklj', J 2
Marathon, Independent, weekly, K 1
DELAWARE CO., O^ POP. 42,721+.
Andes, Recorder, weekly, J 1
Davenport, Transcript, weeklj'. L 2
Delhi, Delaware Express, weekly, L 2
Delaware Gazette, weekly, K 2
Delaware Republican, weekly, J 1
Downsville, News, weeklj', L 2
Franklin, Delaware Co. Dairj'man and
Register, weekly, J 1
Hancock, Herald, weeklj', K 1
Hobart, Independent, weekly, L 2
Margaretville, Utilitarian, weekly, K 1
Roxburj', Delaware Times, weekly, K 1
Sidney, Record, weekly, K 2
Stamford, Mirror, weeklj', J 2
Walton, Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Press, weekly.
Reporter, weekly, J 1
DUTCHESS CO., Q^ pop. 79,184+.
Amenla, Times, weekly, J 1
Barrytown, Bee keepers' Magazine, m'y, H 1
Flshkill, Times, weekly, K 1
Fishkill Landing, Flshkill Standard, w'ly, K 2
Matteawan, Journal, dailj'. }
weekly, ) J 1
Millerton, Telegram, weeklj', L2
Pawling, Pioneer, weeklj', L 2
Pine Plains, Herald, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 2
Pouglikeepsie,
Eagle, dally, ? J 1
" weekly, J J 1
Evening Enterprise, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J L 2
News-Press, daily, ) J 1
News-Telegraph, weekly, J II
Sunday Courier, Sundays, H 2
Golden Rule, monthly.
Riverside Moutlily.
Vassar Miscellanj-, monthly, L 2
Red Hook, Journal, weekly, L 2
Rhinebeck, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Tivoli, Trinity School Record, monthlj', L 2
Wappingers Falls, Chronicle, weeklj-, K 2
ERIE CO., -a POP. 219,884+.
Akron, Breeze, weeklj', K 2
Angola, Record, weekly, L 2
Buffalo,
Commercial Advertiser, daily, ) F 1
weekly, ) J 2
Courier, dailj', ) H 1
weekly, V 12
" Sundays, ) Gl
Demokrat, daily, ) 12
Weltbuerger, weekly, S ' J 2
Evening News, daily, ) CI
Sundays, S E 1
Freie Presse, daily, ) 1 1
weekly, [ J 2
Tribuene, Sundays. ) J 2
Mercantile Review, dally, "I J 2
trl-weekly. I K 2
Farmers' Review and Live Stock f
Journal, weeklj-.
Morning Expi*ess, daily,
" " weekly,
" " Sundays
Price Current and Live Stock
Reporter, daily, ^ J 1
Price Current, semi-weekly. )
Times, daily, / G 1
Sundays, ( G 1
Volks-Freund, dailj', > II
weekly, S II
Ojczj'zna, semi weekly, K 2
Aurora, weeklj', H 1
Catholic Union and Times, weekly, G 2
Christian Advocate, weeklj', G 1
Deutsches Volksblatt, weeklj', G 1
Die Christliche Woche, weekly, I 2
ys, )
800
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NEW YORK.
ERIE CO.
BiifiTalo,
Excelsior, weekly.
International Gazette, weekly.
MillinR World and Chronicle of the
Grain and Flour Trade, weekly,
Saturday Mercury, weekly,
XVIth Amendment, weekly,
Sunday Truth, Sundays,
Builder and Real Estate Owner,
semi-montiily,
A. O. U. W. Argus, monthly,
Cementarian, monthly.
Empire Order Journal, monthly,
Freethinkers' Magazine, ni'thly.
Independent Practitioner, m'thly,
Iron Industry Gazette, monthly.
Iron Review and Railway Maga-
zine, monthly,
Lumber World, monthlj-,
Matthews-Noithrup Official Rail-
way Guide, monthly,
Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthly.
Medical Press of Western New
York, monthly.
National Coopers' Journal, m'thly,
Our Record, monthly.
Physicians' and Surgeons' Investi-
gator, monthly.
Popular Gai'dening, monthly,
Queries, monthly.
Real Estate and Builders' Monthly,
Roller Mill, monthly,
Bell's Garden Review, quarterly.
Dental Advertiser, quarterly,
East Aurora, Aurora Advertiser, weekly,
Aurora Enterprise, weekly.
Hamburg, Erie Co. Independent, weekly,
Journal, weekly,
Lancaster, Times, weekly,
Marilla, Record, weekly,
Springville, Journal and Herald, weekly.
Local News, weeklj',
Tonawanda, Enterprise, weekly
Herald, weekly,
Saturday Standard, weekly,
Wllliamsville, Amherst Bee, weekly,
ESSEX CO., cf POP. 34,515+,
Elizabethtovu, Post, weekly, K 1
Keeseville, Essex Co. Republican, weekly, 1 1
Port Henry, Herald, weekly, K 1
Ticonderoga, Essex Co. Times, weekly, L 2
Sentinel and Ticonderogian,
weekly, K 1
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FRAXKXIN CO., cf POP. 32,.390+.
Chateaugay, Record, weekly.
Fort Covington, Sun, weekly,
Malone, Farmer, weekly,
Franklin Gazette, weekly,
Palladium, weekly,
KtJLTON CO., D- POP. 30,985+.
Broadalbin, Herald, weekly,
Gloversville, Intelligence!-,' weekly,
Standard, weekly,
Star, weekly.
Glove Tratle Journal, m'thly, K 1
Jobnstowu, Fulton Co. Democrat, w'y, K 2
Fulton Co. Republican,w'y,K 2
Independent, weekly, L 2
GENESEE CO., -O POP. 32,806+.
Batavia, News, daily, I i
Progressive Batavian, weekly, I 2
Spirit of the Times, weekly, J 2
Le Roy, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Genesee Courier, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly. j 2
Pavilion, Gazette, weekly.
GREENE CO., 0, POP. 32,695+.
Athens, Record, weekly, L 2
Catskill, Mail, daily, K 1
Examiner, weekly, J l
Recorder, weekly, J l
Coxsackie, News, weekly, K 2
Greenville, Local, weekly, j i
Hunter, Phoenix, weekly, K 2
NEW YORK.
GREENE CO.
Palenville, Prattsville District Register,
quarterly, J l
Prattsville, News, weekly, L 2
Windham, Journal, weekly, J l
HAMILTON CO., cf POP. 3,923+.
Hope, Hamilton Co. Press, weekly, L 1
Wells, Adirondack Herald, weekly, L 2
Journal and Republican, weekly, L 1
HERKIMER CO., ^ POP. 42,669+.
Frankfort, Register, weekly, K 2
Herkimer, Citizen, weekly, 1 1
Democrat, weekly, J 1
Ilion, Citizen, weeklj-, 1 2
Little Falls. Times, daily.
Herkimer Co. News, weekly, J 1
Journal and Courier, weekly, 1 1
West Winfield, News, weekly, K 1
JEFFERSON CO., ^ POP. 66,103+,
Adams, Jefferson Co. Journal, weekly, 1 1
Antwerp, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Cape Vincent, Eagle, weekly, K 1
Carthage, Republican and Northern New
Yorker, weekly, J 2
.Clayton, On the St. Lawrence, weekly, J 1
ChrLst Church Record, monthly.
Philadelphia, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Theresa, Sentinel, weekly.
Watertown, Times, daily, ? 12
weekly, 3 HI
Advocate, weekly, K 2
Herald, weekly.
Post, weekly, 1 1
Re-Union, weekly, H 1
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KINGS CO., C\ POP. 599,495+,
Bay Ridge, Gossip, weekly.
Brooklyn,
Brooklyner Freie Presse, dailj-,
Long Islaender, Sundays,
Citizen, dally.
Eagle, daily, )
" Sundays, J
Green point Star, dally,
Standard, daily.
Times, daily,
Union, daily.
Mirror, semi-weekly,
Advertiser, weekly.
Blade, weeklj',
Brooklyner Courier, weekly.
Brooklyner Reform, weekly,
Catholic Youth, Sundays. )
" " monthly. S
Cohen's Saturday Budget, w'kly.
Examiner, weeklj-, G 1
Globe (Greenpoint), weekly, L 2
Greenpoint Independent, w'klj*, K 1
Inn Keepers' Journal, weekly,
Kings Co. Journal, weeklj-,"
Laterne, weeklj-.
Long Island Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly.
Long Island Record, weekly.
Market Journal, weekly,
Neue Freie Press, weekly.
News, weekly,
Nordi-ske Blade, w^eekly,
Press, weeklj-.
Real Estate Review and
Island Record, weekly
Review, weeklj',
Sentinel and Herald, weeklj-,
Fraternal Guide, semi-monthly
Gael, monthly.
Helping Hand, monthly.
National Monitor, monthly.
Parish Record. monthlj%
Plain Talk, monthly,
Plj-mouth Chimes, monthly,
Polj'technic, monthly,
Rt-cord of the C. B. L., monthly, H 2
Woman's Work, monthlj-, K 1
Flatbush, Kings Co. Gazette, weekly, J 1
LEWIS CO., li POP. 31,416+.
Copenhagen, News, weeklj-.
Lowville, Journal and Republican,
weekly, J 2
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Liow^ville, Lewis Co. Democrat, Wkly, J 1
Times and Lewis Co. Inde-
pendent, weekly, J 2
Blade and Agents' News,
monthly.
Turin, Gazette, weeklj', K 1
LIVINGSTON CO., -Q POP. 39,562t.
Avon, Avonian, weekly, L 2
Livingston Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Caledonia, Advertiser, w^eekly, K 1
Dalton, Era, weekly, K 1
Dansville, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Breeze, weekly, K 2
Express, weekly, K 2
Laws of Life, monthlj^ I 2
Geueseo« Livingston Democrat, w'kly, J 1
Livingston Republican, w'ly, J 1
Lima, Recorder, weekly, K 1
Student, quarterly, 1 1
Livonia, Gazette, weekly, J 1
Mount Morris, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Union, weekly, K 2
Nunda, News, weekly, K 2
Springwater, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
MADISON CO., D POP. 44,112t.
Brookfield, Courier and Reporter, w'kly, J 2
Canastota, Herald, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, J 1
Cazenovia, Republican, weekly, K 2
Chittenango, Madison Co. Times, w^eekly, K 1
De Ruyter, New Era-Gleaner, weekly, J 2
Hamilton, Democratic Republican, w'ly, K 2
Democratic Volunteer, w'kly, K 1
Madisonensis, bi-weekly, K 1
MoxTisville, Madison Co. Leader, w'y, J 2
Madison Observer, w'kly, L 2
Oneida, Democratic Union, semi-weekly, I 2
Dispatch, weekly, 1 1
Free Press, weekly, K 2
Saturday Post, weekly, K 2
MONROE CO., -a POP. 144,903+.
Brockport, Democrat, weekly.
Republic, weekly,
Faii'port, Herald, weekly,
Monroe Co. Mail, weekly,
Honeoye Falls, Times-Gazette, weekly,
Rochester,
Abend Post und Beobachter, daily,
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays,
Wochenblatt, weekly.
Democrat and Chronicle, daily,
" " semi-w
" " weekly,
Morning Herald, daily, )
weekly, J
Post-Express, dally,
" tri-w'kly,
" weekly,
Union and Advertiser, daily, >
w'ly, J
Volksblatt, daily,
" w^eekly,
Sonntags Journal, Sundays, '.
American Rural Home, w^eekly,
Katholische Volkszeitung. w'kly,
Sunday Morning Herald, Sundays,
?-\
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K2
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Campus, bi-weekly, L 2
Casket, monthly, 1 1
Commercial Review, monthly.
Cosmopolitan, monthly.
Educational Gazette, monthly, H 2
Empire State Agriculturist, m'thly, G 2
Horticultural Art Journal, monthly.
Hospital Review, monthly, .J 1
Industrial School Advocate, m'thly, K 1
Lodge Herald, monthly.
Pulpit of To-day, monthly, G 2
Pythian Knight, mouthlj^
Social World, monthly.
Vick's Illustrated Magazine, m'thly, F 1
Green's Fruit Grower, quarterly, C 2
Odontographic Journal, quarterly, 1 1
MONTGOMERY CO., D- POP. 38,315+.
Amsterdam, Democrat, daily, I J l
weekly, ) J 1
Evening Recorder, daily, ) K 2
weekly, ) J 1
NEW YORK.
MONTGOMEKT CO.
Amsterdam, Sentinel, dailv, >
K2
J 1
weekly, ,
Workman, weekly
Canajoharie, Courier, weekly, 1 1
Radii, weekly, J l
Fonda, Mohawk Valley Democrat, w'y, K 2
Fort Plain. Free Press, weekly, J l
Mohawk Valley Register, w'y, J 1
Standard, weeklv, J 2
Fultonville, Montgomery Co. Republi-
can, weekly, j i
St. Johnsville, Herald-Times, weekly, K 1
Leader, weekly.
NEW YORK CO., O^ POP. 1,206,299+.
New York.
* City Record, daily, (inserts ofacial
advertisements only.)
Commercial Advertiser, daily, F 1
Commercial Bulletin and Auction
Record, daily, H 1
Courrier des Etats-Unls, dally,
" " Sundays,
" " weekly,
Delnik Americky, daily,
Evening Post, daily, )
" '• semi-weeklj% J
Evening Telegram, daily,
Financial Record, daily.
Graphic, daily, » )
" weekly, J
Herald, daily, )
weekly, J
Hotel Reporter, daily,
II Progi-esso Italo-Americano, daily.
Indicator, daUy,
Journal of Commerce, daily, "|
" " semi-w'kly, I
" " weekly, (no j
advs in weekly.) J
Judisches Tageblatt, daily, ?
Jewish Gazette, weekly, J
Las Novedades, dailj^ }
" weekly, J
Leader, daily.
L' Eco D'ltalia, daily, )
Revista Italo-Americana, weekly, J
Mail and Express, daily, )
weekly, J
Morning Journal, daily,
News, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays,
New Yorker Herold, daily,
New Yorker Tages-Nachrichten, d'y ;
" " Sonntags Nachrichten. ;
Sundays,
New Yorker Volks-Zeitimg, daily, ,
W
Sonntagsblatt, S'
New Yorker Zeitung, dailv,
weekly, lH2
New Yorker Revue und Beobachter (
am Hudson, Sundays, J D 2
New Yorske Listj', daily.
Register, daily, K 1
Staats-Zeitung, daily, TBI
weekly, Ie2
Sonntagsblatt der Staats-Zeitung, (
Sundays, J C 2
Star, daily,", ) F 1
" weekly, J El
Stockholder, daily, J 2
Sun, daily, ) B2
" weekly, > B 1
" Sundays, ) A 1
Times, daily, ") C 2
" semi- weekly, I H 2
weekly, f C 1
Sundays, J B 1
Tribune, daily, 1 C 2
" semi-weekly, I E 2
" weekly, ( B2
Sundays, J Bl
Wall Street Ledger, daily.
Wall Street News,'daily, H 1
World, daily, "l A 2
" semi-weekly, I H 2
" weekly, f B 1
Sundays, J A 2
ally, )
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3'ys, )
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Nov York,
Local Reporter, semi-weekly, 1 1
Shipping and Conmiercial List and
Price Current, semi-weekly, H 1
Age, weekly.
American, weekly.
American Angler, weeklj% H 1
American Art Journal, weekly, H 2
American Banker and Financial )
News, weekly, r H 1
bi-monthly, ) H 2
American Catholic News, weekly.
American Dairyman, weekly, H 2
American Grocer, weekly, H 1
American Hebrew, weeklj', G 1
American Homestead, weekly.
American Journal of Fabrics and
Dx-y Goods Bulletin, weekly, G 1
American Lithographer and Printer,
weekly, H 1
American Machinist, weekly, E 1
American Metal Market, w'kly, H 1
American Musician, weekly, 1 1
American Stationer, weekly, I 2
Amerikai Nemzetor, weekly, I 1
Amerikanische Schweizer Zei-
tung, weekly, G 1
Army and Navy Journal, weekly, 1 2
Bahn Frei, weekly, 1 1
Banner Weekly, F 1
Baptist Weekly, H 2
Bar, weekly, •
Beacon Light, weekly, J 1
Boots and Shoes, weekly, H 2
Boys of New York, weekly, C 2
Bradstreet's, weekly, G 1
Brick Pomeroy's Democrat, weekly, G 2
Brooklyner Journal, weekly, H 1
Building, weekly, H 1
BuUinger's Monitor Guide, weekly, H 2
Butchers' Advocate, weekly.
Catholic Herald, weekly, G 1
Catholic News, weekly.
Catholic Review, weekly, F 1
Christian Advocate, weekly, B 1
Christian at Work, weekly, E 1
Christian Herald and Signs of
our Times, weekly, C 1
Christian Intelligencer, weekly, H 2
Christian Nation, weekly, I 2
Christian Union, weekly, F 1
Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Churchman, weekly, G 2
Church Press, weekly, G 1
Clipper, weekly, E 2
Coach, Harness and Saddlery and
Harness and Carriage Jom-nal,
weekly, 1 2
Coal Trade Journal, weekly, I 2
Columbia Jurist, weeklj% J 2
Commercial and Financial
Clu'onicle, weekly, I 2
Commercial Enquirer, weekly, I 2
Commercial Gazette, weekly, H 1
Commercial Reporter, weekly, K 2
Commercial World and Real Estate
and Building News, weekly, G 1
Corner Stone, weekly. H 2
Court Journal and Official Dis-
trict Coui-t Record, weekly, J 1
Critic, weekly, H 2
Crockery and Glass Journal, weekly, J 2
Davoren's Stage Gazette, weekly, 1 1
Deaf Mutes' Journal, weekly, J 1
Der Freischutz, Sundays, G 2
Der Fuehrer, weekly, K 2
Der Pfalzer in Amerika, weekly, J 2
Der Reporter, weekly, K 2
Der Republikaner, weekly, I 2
Der Sozialist, weeklj% J 1
"Deutsch- Amerikanische Volks-
Bibliothek, weekly.
Deutsclie - Amerikanische Beecker
Zeitung, weekly, J 2
•Deutscher Volksfreund, w'kly.
Die Tribune, weekly.
Die Wacht, Sundays, J 1
Digest, weekly, J 1
Dispatch, Sundays, D 2
Dramatic News and Society
Journal, weekly, X
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK CO.
New York,
Dry Goods Chronicle and Fancy
Goods Review, weekly, 1 1
Earth, weeklj'.
Echo, Sundaj^s.
Economist, weekly, H 1
Electrical Review, weekly, H 2
Electrical World, weekly, G 1
Engineering and Mining Journal,
w'eekly, H 1
Engineering News and American
Contract Journal, weekly, H 1
Enquirer, Sundays, J 1
Enterprise, weekly, I 2
Epoch, weekly.
Evangelist, weekly, G 2
Examiner, weekly, D 1
Family Story Paper, weekly, A 2
Figaro, Sundays, 1 2
Financial and Mining Record, w'ly, H 1
Financial Review, weekly.
Financier, weekly, G 1
Fire and Water, weekly, H 2
Fireman's Herald, weekly, H 1
Fireside Companion, weekly, A 2
Forest and Stream, weekly, G 2
Fortschritt, weekly, J 1
Frank Leslie's Illustrated News-
paper, weekly, C 1
Frank Leslie's lUustrirte Zeitung,
weekly, E 1
Freeman, weekly, H 2
Freeman's Journal and Catholic
Register, weekly, D 1
Freiheit, weekly, I 2
Freund's Music and Drama, weekly, H 2
Golden Ai-gosy, weekly, B 1
Good Times, weekly.
Harlem Record, weekly, K 2
Harper's Bazar, weekly, B 1
Harper's Weekly, B 2
Harper's Young People, weekly, C 1
Hebrew Journal, w^eekly, H 2
Hebrew Leader, w^eekly, H 2
Hebrew Standard, weekly, G 1
Hit, weekly.
Home Journal, weekly, G 1
Hotel Gazette, weekly, I 2
Hotel Mail, weekly, J 1
Hotel Register, weekly, H 2
Hour, weekly, I 2
Illustrated Catholic American, w?y, H 1
Illustrated Christian Weekly, E 2
* Illustrated Sporting World, weekly.
Independent, weekly, D 2
I. O. O. F. Lodge Record, weekly, 1 1
Insurance, weekly, J 1
Internal Revenue Record and Cus-
toms Journal, weekly, K 2
Investor, weekly, J 2
Irish American, weekly, G 2
Irish World and American Indus-
trial Liberator, weekly, C 2
Iron Age, weekly, H 2
Jewelers' Weekly, 1 1
Jewish Messenger, weekly, H 3
Jewish Volks Zeitung, weekly.
John Swinton's Paper, Sundays, X
Journalist, weekly, H ^
Judge, weekly, C 1
Katholisches Volksblatt, weekly, D 2
Kennel and Gun, weekly, J 2
La Republica, weekly, J 1
* Ledger, weekly.
Les Petites Afflches, weekly, J 1
Library Magazine, weekly, X
Life, weekly, D 1
L'Independant, weekly, J 1
Local Official Postal Guide, weekly, J 2
Lose Blatter, Sundays.
Lumber, weekly.
Mackey's ABC Guide, w^eekly, H 2
* Mackey's Office Directory, weekly.
Marine Journal, weekly, J 1
Maritime Register, weekly, H 2
Maritime Reporter, weekly, K i
Market Journal and Price Current,
weekly, J 2
Masonia, weekly, Jl
Medical Journal, weekly, H 2
Medical Record, weekly, F 1
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NEW YORK.
NEW YORK CO.
New^ York,
Mei-cantile Journal, weekly,
Merchants' Review, weekly,
Metal Worker, weekly,
Mirror, weekly,
Musical Courier, weekly.
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Music Trade Free Press, weekly, I 2
Nachrichten Aus Deutschland und
der Schweiz, weekly, G 1
Nation, weekly, G 2
National Police Gazette, weekly, B 2
Nautical Gazette, weekly, H 1
New-Church Messenger, weekly, I 2
New Constitution, weekly.
New Jersey Revue, weekly. /
News Letter, weekly, H 2
New Yorker Belletristisches Jour-
nal, weekly, Cll
New Yorker Deutsches Volksblatt, ■
und Buerger-Zeitung. weekly, H 1
New Yorker Gerichts Zeitung, w'ly, 1 1
New Yorker Handel's Zeitung, w'ly, 1 1
New Yoi-ker Judische Zeitung, w'y, J 2
New Yorker Platt-Deutsche Post,
weekly, J 1
New Yorker Schwaebisches Woch-
enblatt, weekly, F 1
New Yorker Sontags Journal, S'dys, F 1
New Yorker Tagblatt, weekly, 1 1
New Yorks Svenska Harold, w'kly.
Nordstjernan, weekly, H 2
Observer, weekly, D 2
Oesterreichisch Am erikanische
Zeitung, weekly. G 1
Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter, w'ly, I 2
Our Country, weekly, G 2
Our Second Century, weekly, H 2
Our Youth, weekly. F 2
Paper Trade Journal, weekly, I 2
Photographic Times and Ameri-)
can Photographer, weekly, f J 1
monthly, ) J 2
Plaintiff, weekly, X
Produce Exchange Bulletin, w'kly, H 1
Produce Exchange Reporter, w'kly, H 1
Progress, weekly.
Progressive American, weekly, K 1
Proof Sheet, weekly.
Publishers' Weekly, J 2
Puck, weekly, C 2
Puck, weekly (German), F 1
Raili'oad Gazette, weekly, I 1
Real Estate Bulletin, weekly.
Real Estate Record and Builders'
Guide, weekly, H 1
Record and Trade Reporter, weekly, H 1
Retailer, weekly, I 2
Retail Grocers' Advocate, weekly, I 2
Review, weekly, I 2
Rural New Yorker, weekly, C 1
* Sabbath Reading, weekly.
Saloon Journal, weeklj', I 1
Sanitary Engineer and Construction
Record, weekly, H 2
Saturday Night, weekly, I 2
School Journal, weekly, F 1
Science, weekly, H 2
Scientific American, weekly, C 2
* Scientific American Supplement,
weekly.
Scottish American, weekly, H 2
Sheldon's Dry Goods Price List, w'y, J 1
Shoe and Leather Reporter, weekly, 1 2
Spectator, weekly, H 1
Spirit of the Times, weekly, F 1
Sporting World, weekly, I 2
Sportsman, weekly, F 1
Standard, weekly.
Stockholder, weekly, I 2
Sunday Advertiser, Sundays, I 2
Sunday Courier, Sundays, H 1
Sunday Democrat, Sundays, E 1
Sunday Mercury, Sundays, B 1
Sunday Times and Messenger, Sun-
days, G 2
Sunday Union and Catholic Times,
weekly, G 1
Tablet, weekly, } G 2
(Tuesdays issue), 5 Fl
Texas Siftings, weekly, B 1
Theatre, weekly, I 2
NEW YORK.
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New^ York,
Tid Bits, weekly, F 2
Tobacco, weekly.
Tobacco Leaf, weekly, J 1
Town Topics, weekly, E 1
Trade Bureau, weekly, H 2
Trade Mark Record, weekly.
Tribune and Farmer, weekly, X
Truth Seeker, weekly, H 2
Turf, Field and Farm, weekly, G 2
Underwriter, weeklj' , H 2
Union, weekly, 1 1
Union Printer, weekly, I 2
United States Economist and Dry
Goods Reporter, weekly, H 2
United States Sewing-Machine
Times, weekly, I 2
U. S. Tobacco Journal, weekly, 1 1
Uptown News, weekly, H 2
Uptown Visitor, weekly, H 2
Uptown World, weekly, 1 1
"Voice, weekly, B 2
Waverly, weekly.
Weekly, A 1
Westchester Times, weekly, H 1
Wheel and Recreation, weekly, 1 1
Witness, weekly, B 1
•Young Christian Soldier, Sundays.
Young Men of America, weekly, B 1
American Advertiser-Reporter, bi-
weeklv .
Art Interchange, bi-weekly, F 2
College Journal, bi-weekly, K 1
College Mercury, bi-weekly, K 1
♦Deutsch - Amerikanische Familien
Blaetter, bi-weekly.
♦Deutscher Familien - Schatz, bi-
weekly.
Grocers' Journal, bi-weekly, H 1
Home Decoration, bi-weekly, H 1
Home Interests, bi-weekly.
Literary Gazette, bi-weekly.
Mechanical Engineer, bi-weekly, H 1
Novellen-Schatz, bi-weekly, G 2
Advocate and Family Guardian,
semi-monthly, H 2
American Analyst, semi-monthly, C 1
American Bookseller, semi-monthly, H 2
American Gas Light Journal, semi-
monthly, 1 1
Anthony's. Photographic Bulletin,
semi-monthly, J 1
Bonfort's Wine and Spirit Circular,
semi-monthly, H 1
Carpet Trade and Review, semi-
monthly, I 2
Chironian, semi-monthly, K 2
Columbia Spectator, semi-monthly, L 2
Deutsch-Amerikanische Apotheker
Zeitung, semi-monthly, G 1
D e u t s c h - Amerikanische Buch-
drucker Zeitung, semi-monthly, J 1
Doctor, semimonthly.
Electric Age, semi-monthly, H 2
Fraternal Guide, semi-monthly.
Freemasons' Journal, semi-monthly, J 2
Geyer's Stationer, semi-monthly, H 2
Insurance Journal, semi-monthly, K 2
Mechanical News, semi-monthly, F 2
Music Trade Review, semi-monthly, H 2
New Yorker Schutzen Zeitung, semi-
monthly.
Next of Kin and Heirs-at Law Ga-
zette, semi-monthly, H 1
Pharmaceutical Record, semi-m'ly, I 2
Philadelphia Photographer, semi-
monthly. J 1
Plumbers' Trade Journal, semi-m'ly, I 2
Sanitary Era, semi-monthlj^
Sanitary Plumber, semi-monthly, 1 1
Sanning Och Frid, semi-monthly, T 1
United States Paper-Maker and
Stationers' Journal, semi-m'ly, I 2
Vereingte Staaten Orden undVereins
Revue, semi-monthly, 1 2
^Youth's Temperance Banner, semi-
monthly.
University, every three weeks.
Australasian and South American,
every four weeks, G 1
Advance, monthly, 1 1
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Agriculture, monthly, E 1
American Agriculturist, monthly, C 2
American Bookmaker, monthly, J 2
American Bottler, monthly, 1 1
American Brewers' Gazette and
Malt and Hop Trades' Review,
monthly, J 2
American Canoeist, monthly, K 2
American Druggist, monthly. G 2
American Exporter, monthly, H 1
American Farmers' Home Journal,
monthly, C 2
American Fashion Review, m'thly, H 1
American Garden, monthly, F 1
American Hairdresser, monthly. I 2
American Homoeopathist, monthly, J 2
American Journal of Obstetrics,
monthly, H 2
American Journal of Railway Appli-
ances, monthlj'. 1 2
* American Kennel Register, monthly.
American Kindergarten and Pri-
mary Teacher, monthly, J 1
American Magazine, monthly, G 1
American Mail and Export Journal,
monthly, H 1
American Medical Digest, monthly, H 2
American Merchant, monthly, F 1
American Missionary, montlily, E 1
American Progress, monthly, X
American Silk Journal, monthly, J 2
American Tailor, monthly, 1 1
American Veterinary Review, m'ly, I 2
American Yachtsman, monthlj'.
Art Age, monthly, 1 2
Art Amateur, monthly, G 1
Audubon Magazine, monthly.
Babyhood, monthly, F 1
Bankers' Magazine and Statistical
Register, monthly, 1 1
Baptist Home Mission Monthly, H 2
* Bible Society Record, monthly.
Blacksmith and Wheelwright, m'y, H 1
Book Buyer, monthly, G 1
Book Chat, monthly.
Browne's Phonographic Journal,
monthly, 1 2
Builder and Woodworker, monthly, H 2
Candidate, monthly, H 2
Carpentry and Building, monthly, H 1
Cassell's Family Magazine, monthly.
Catholic Fireside, monthly, H 1
Century Magazine, monthly, A 2
« Church Mission News, monthly.
Church Review, monthly, H 2
Church Union, monthly, D 1
Clef, montlily.
Cloak, Suit and Ladies' Wear Re-
view, monthljs J 1
Clothier and Furnisher, monthly, 1 1
Clothing Gazette, monthly, I 2
* Coin Collector's Journal, monthly.
Confectioner, monthly, H 2
Consumers' Journal, monthly.
Contanseau's Bulletin, monthly, I 2
Converted Catholic, monthly, H 2
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Baptist Review, quarterly, J 2
Chi Phi Quarterly.
Delta Upsilon Quarterlj', J 2
Ehrichs' Fashion Quarterlj', C 1
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quarterly.
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stitution of the United States,
quarterly, J 2
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Republican, weekly, K 2
Roman Citizen, weekly, K 2
Harness Gazette, monthly, H 1
Utica, Morning Herald and Gazette, d'y, ] G 1
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weekly, 5 12
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weekly, ) 12
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Cambridge, Washington Co. Post, w'kly, I 2
Fort Edward, Washington Co. Advertiser,
weekly, J 1
Washington Co. Clipper,
weekly, J 1
Granville, Repviblican, weekly, J 1
Sentinel, weekly, J 2
Green^vich, People's Journal, weekly, K 1
Salem, Axiom, weekly, L 2
Review-Press, weekly, J 2
Sandy Hill, Herald, weekly, J 1
Washington Co. Observer,
weekly, L 2
Whitehall, Chronicle, weekly, J 2
Times, weeklj-, 1 1
Trinity Chimes, monthly.
WAYNE CO., -n POP. 51,700+.
Clyde, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
Lyons, Republican, weekly, J 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Wayne Democratic Press, w'kly, J 1
Marion, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Newark, Courier, weekly, K 2
Union, weekly, J 1
North Star, Huron Star, weekly.
Palmyra, Courier, weekly, J 2
Democrat, weekly, J 1
Sodus, Wayne Co. Alliance, weekly, J 1
Williamson, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Wolcott, Lake Shore News, weekly, J 1
Westchester' CO., □, pop. 108,988+.
Croton Falls, Folio, weekly. K 1
Dobbs Ferry, Greenburgh Register, w'ly, L 2
Mamaroneck, Register, weekly, L 2
Mount Kisco, Recorder, weekly, K 2
Weekly, J 1
Mount Vernon, Standard-Item, daily.
Chronicle, semi-weekly,
Argus, weekly,
Westchester Co. An-
zeiger, weekly,
Westchester Co. Record,
weekly.
New Rochelle, Pioneer, weekly.
Press, weekly,
Peekskill, Blade, weekly.
Highland Democrat, weekly.
Messenger, weekly.
Port Chester, Enterprise, weekly.
Journal, weekly.
Sing Sing, Register, daily. f
weekly, S
Republican, w^eekly,
TarrytowTi, Argus, weekly.
Record of the Times, weekly, L 2
Sunnyside Press, weekly.
Westchester, Independent, weekly.
White Plains, Eastern State Journal,
weekly.
Northern Eagle and
Suburban News, wj",
Standard, weekly.
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Yonkers, Statesman, daily, ? J 1
weekly, J J 1
Gazette, weekly, J 2
Herald, weekly, K 1
Irviugton Courier, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, L 1
WYOMING CO., -a POP. 30,907+.
A.rcade, Leader, weekly, J 1
A.ttica, Advocate, weeklj% L 2
Argus, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 4
Castile, Castilian, weekly, L 2
Perry, Herald, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, K 1
Pike, Gazette, weekly, 1'2
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Warsaw, Western New Yorker, w'kly, J 1
Wyoming Co. Democrat-Re-
view, %veekly, K 2
Wyoming Co. Times, weekly, J 1
Guide, semi-monthlj', H 1
YATES CO., -a POP. 21,087+.'
Dundee, Observer, weekly, K 2
Record, weekly, K 1
Penn Yan, Democrat, weekly, K 1
Express, weekly, J 1
Yates Co. Chronicle, w'kly, K 2
Viueyardist, semi-monthly.
Rushville, Game Fowl, monthly, J 1
NORTH CAROIilNA.
Pop., 1,399,750+.
ALAMANCE CO., 6 POP. 14,613+.
Graham, Alamance Gleaner, weekly, L 2
Oakdale, Student, monthly, L 2
ALEXANDER CO., -Q POP. 8,355.
Taylorsville, Alexander Co. Journal,
weeklj', L 2
ANSON CO., P POP. 17,994+.
Wadesboro, Anson Times, weekly, K t
Intelligencer, weekly, K 2
Southern Argus, weekly.
ASHE CO., ^ POP. 14,437+.
Jefferson, Appalachian Philosopher,
weekly, L 2
BEAUFORT CO., D- POP. 17,474+.
Washington, Gazette, weekly, J 1
Christian Sentinel, semi-
monthly.
BLADEN CO., P POP. 16,158+.
Bladen Springs (Green P. O.), Bladen Bul-
letin, weekly,
BUNCOMBE CO., -O POP. 21,909+.
Asheville, Advance, daily, > L2
weekly, J
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Sky land Herald, weekly.
Western North Carolina Bap-
tist, weekly, J 2
Mountain Gleaner, bi-w'kly.
Carolina Live Stock Journal,
semi-monthlj', K 1
Country Homes, monthly, H 1
Journal, monthly, J 2
Land of the Sky, monthly.
BURKE CO., -D POP. 12,809+.
Morgautou, Star, weekly,
CABARRUS CO.. P POP. 14,964+.
Concord, Register, weekly,
Times weekly,
CALDWELL CO., -D POP. 10,291+.
Lenoir, Chronicle, weekly,
Topic, weekly,
CARTERET CO., □, POP. 9,756+.
Beautort, Record, weekly.
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CASWELL CO., [^ POP. 17,825+.
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Yancey vilie, Caswell News, weekly, L 2
CATAWBA CO., -D POP. 14,946+.
Hickory, Piedmont Press, weekly, K 2
Western Carolinian, weekly, K 1
Newton, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
CHATHAM CO., D POP. 23,453+.
Pittsborough, Chatham Record, w'ly, K 1
Home, weekly, K 1
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CHEROKEE CO., p POP. 8,182.
Murphy, Bulletin, weekly, L 1
CHOWAN CO., cf POP. 8.900.
Edenton, Fisherman and Farmer, semi-
weekly.
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CLEVELAND CO., P POP. 16,571+.
Shelby, Aurora, weekly, J 2
Cleveland New Era, weekly, L 2
COLUMBUS CO., P POP. 14,439+.
Chadbouru, Columbus Times, weekly, L 2
CRAVEN CO., D- POP. 20,000.
New-Berne, Journal, daily, } L2
" weekly, J J 1
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CUMBERLAND) CO., P POP. 23,836+.
Fayetteville, Evening News, daily, ) L2
weekly. S L2
Observer, weekly, K 2
DAVIDSON CO., n POP. 20,333+.
Lexington, Davidson Dispatch, weekly,K 1
Normal Echo, monthly, L 2
DAVIE CO., -D POP. 11,096+.
niocksville, Davie Times, weekly,
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weekly, S
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Battleboro, Headlight, weekly, L 1
Rocky Mount, Tar River Talker, weekly, K 1
Tarijoro, Southerner, weekly, J 1
FORSYTH CO., ^ POP. 18,070+.
Kernersville, News and Farm, weekly, K 1
Salem, People's Press, weekly, L 2
Winston, Twin City Daily, daily, L 2
Progressive Farmer, weekly, L 2
Sentinel, weekly, H 1
Union Republican, weekly, J 2
Guardsman, monthly, L 2
School Teacher, monthly.
FRANKLIN CO., ^ POP. 20,829+.
Franklinton, Weekly,
Louisburg, Franklin Times, weekly,
GASTON CO., P POP. 14,254+.
Dallas, Gaston Cun-ent, weekly, L 2
Gastonia, Gazette, weekly, K 1
GRANTILLE CO., ^ POP. 31,286+.
Oxford, Torch Light, weekly, K 2
GREENE CO., D- POP. 10,037+.
Snow Hill, Greene Co. Enterprise, w'y, L 2
GUILFORD CO., [^ POP. 23,585+.
Greensboro, Morning News, daily.
Workman, daily, K 1
Central Protestant, w'kly, K 1
North Carolina Prohibi-
tionist, weekly, K 1
North State, weekly, K 2
Our Homes, weekly.
Patriot, weekly, K 1
Anchor, monthly.
College Message, moiithl3', L 1
Colporteur, monthly.
High Point, Enterpi'ise, weekly, K 1
HALIFAX CO., cf POP. 30,300+.
Scotland Neck, Democrat, weekly, L 1
Weldon, Roanoke News, weekly, K 1
HAYWOOD CO., P POP. 10,271+.
Waynesville, News, weekly, K 2
HENDERSON CO., P POP. 10,281+.
Hendersouville, Tunes, weekly.
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Statesville, Christian Advocate, w'kly.
Landmark, weekly, J 2
Mail, weekly.
Prohibition Banner, w^'kly.
JACKSON CO., p POP. 7,343+.
Webster, Herald, weeklj'.
JOHNSTOX CO., n POP. 23,461+.
Sraithfield, Bud, weekly, L2
Herald, weekly, K 2
LENOIR CO., n- POP. 15,S4-t+.
Kinstou, Free Press, weekly, K 2
La Grange, Spectator, weekly.
Davis Cadet, monthly, L 1
LINCOLN CO., p POP. 11,061+.
Liiucolntou, Lincoln Press, weekly, L 2
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Western Enterprise, weekly.
MACON CO., P POP. 8,064+.
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MECKLENBURG CO., P POP. 34,175+.
Chai'lotte, Chronicle, daily. ?
Chrouicle-Gazette, w'kly. )
Observer, daily, > J 1
" weekly, ) J 2
Church Messenger, weekly, J 1
Craftsman, weekly.
Home and Democrat, w'kly, K 1
MONTGOMERY CO., O POP. 9,374+.
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MOORE CO., a POP. 16,821+.
Carthage, Pine Tree Blade, weekly. L 2
Sanf ord. Central Express, weekly.
Gold Dust, monthly.
Southern Pines, Pine Knot, weekly.
NASH CO., cT POP. 17,718+.
Nashville, Courier, weekly, J 1
NEW HANOVER CO., □, POP. 21,376+.
VVilinington, Morning Star, daily, ? J 1
" weekly, S J 1
Review, dailj^ I K 2
Journal, weekly, s K 1
Africo-American Presby-
terian, weeklj', J 1
North Carolina Presbyte-
rian, weekly, J 2
North Carolina Medical
Journal, monthly, K 1
NORTHAMPTON CO., D POP. 20,032+.
Potecasi, Roanoke Pati'on, semi-monthly, L 2
Seaboard, Reflector, weekly.
ORANGE CO., \h POP. 23,698-t.
Chapel Hill, University Magazine, m'thly, K 1
Hillsboro, Orange Co. Observer, w'kly, L2
PASQUOTANK CO., cf POP. 10,369+.
Elizabeth City, Economist, weekly, J 1
Falcon, weekly, J 1
North Carolinian,
weekly, K 1
PERSON CO., i POP. 13,719+.
Roxboro, Person Co. Courier, weekly,
PITT CO., D- POP. 21,794+.
Greenville, Democratic Standard,
weekly.
Eastern Reflector,
weekly,
RANDOLPH CO., D POP. 20,836+.
Asheboro, Courier, weekly.
Bush Hill, Prohibition Leader, weekly,
ii< oyle. News, weekly.
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RICHMOND CO., ^ POP. 18,245+.
Laurinburg, Exchange, Aveekly, K 1
Rockiughain, Rocket, weekly, K 1
Spirit of the South, w'ly, K 1
ROBESON CO., P POP. 23,880+.
Luinbertou, Robesonian, weekly, K 2
Maxton, Carolina Union, weekly.
ROCKINGHAM CO.. ^ POP. 21,744+.
Leaksville, Dan Valley Echo, weekly, K 1
Reidsville, Times, weekly, K 1
Webster's Weekly, K 2
ROWAN CO., -n POP. 19,965+.
Salisbury, Carolina Watchman, w'kly, K 2
Examiner, weekly, K 1
North Carolina Herald,
weekly, L 2
Prohibition Banner, weekly, L 2
Star of Zion, weekly, K 2
RUTHERFORD CO., P POP. 17,800.
Forest City, Record, weekly, L 2
Rutherfordtou, Rutherford Banner,
weekly, K 1
SAMPSON CO., p POP. 22,894+.
Clinton, Caucasian, weekly, K 1
STANLY CO., n POP. 10,505+.
Albemarle, Stanly Observer, weekly, K 2
STOKES CO., i POP. 15,353+.
Danbury, Reporter-Post, weekly, L2
Gerraantown, Times, weekly.
SURRY CO., 'n POP. 15,302+.
Mount Airy, Yadkin Valley News, w'kly, K 2
UNION CO., ^ POP. 18,056+.
Moni'oe, Enquirer and Express, w'kly, J 1
VANCE CO., ^ POP. 18,500.
Henderson, Gold Leaf, weekly, K 2
WAKE CO., D POP. 47,939+.
Raleigh, Evening Visitor, daily, L 2
News and Observer, daily, ) 1 1
weekly, J H 1
Biblical Recorder, weekly, H 1
Christian Advocate, weekly, H 1
Christian Sun, weekly, K 1
Spirit of the Age, weekly, L 2
State Chronicle, weekly, H 1
Workman, weekly.
North Carolina Farmer, m'ly, H 2
North Carolina Teacher, m'ly, K 2
Wake Forest, Student, monthly, L 1
WARREN CO., i POP. 22,619+.
Wai'renton, Gazette, weekly, K 1
WASHINGTON CO., D- POP. 8,928+.
Plymouth, Sun, weekly, L2
WAYNE CO., D- POP. 24,951+.
Goldsboro, Argus, daily, ) L2
" weekly, f L 2
Messenger, semi-weekly, ) K 2
Transcript and Messen- >
ger, weeklj% j Hfi
Methodist Advance, w'klj', J 2
Baptist Review, semi-m'ly.
WILSON CO., D- POP. 16,064+.
Wilson, Advance, weekly, 1 1
Mirror, weekly, J 1
*Zion's Landmark, semi-monthly.
Southern Home, monthly.
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ADAMS CO., [? POP. 24,005+
Manchester, Signal, wecKly,
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West Union, Adams Co. New-Era, w'y, J 1
People's Defender, w'ly, J 1
Scion, weekby, K 2
Winchester, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
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AIXEN CO., "□ POP. 31,314+.
Bluflton, News, weekly, K 2
Liiiiia, Democratic Times, daily, > J 1
" " weeJily, > * J 2
Republican, daily, ? K 1
weekly, f J 1
Allen Co. Democrat, weekly, J 2
Der Coui-ier, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Spencerville, Journal, weekly, K 1
ASHLAND CO., ^ POP. 23,883+.
AshlautI, Brethren Evangelist, weekly, J 2
Press, weekly, J 2
Sun, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, J 2
Hayesville, Journal, weekly, K 1
Loudonvllle, Advocate, weekly, 1 1
Democrat, weekly, K 2
ASHTABULA CO., d" POP. 37,139+.
Andover, Citizen, weekly, L 2
Ashtabula, Evening Record, daily.
Ylidyswaltain Sanomat, semi-
weekly, K 2
Democratic Standard, w'kly, K 2
News, weekly, K 2
Telegraph, weekly, K 2
Joutohetket, monthly.
Perheen Ystawa, monthly.
Conneaut, Herald, weekly, K 2
Reporter, weekly, J 3
Geneva, Free Press, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Teacher and Student, quarterly, K 1
Harbor, Huliwili Poika, weekly.
Pohjantahti, weekly.
Walwoja, monthly.
Jefferson, Ashtabula Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Gazette, weekly, J 1
Kingsville, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Rock Creek, Banner, weekly, K 1
ATHENS CO., □, POP. 28,411+.
Athens, Herald, weekly, J 1
Journal, weekly, K 2
Messenger, weekly, K 2
Nelsonville, News, weekly, K 1
Valley Register, weekly.
Trimble, Doings, weekly.
AUGLAIZE CO., -O POP. 25,444+.
New Bremen, Stern des Westlichen Ohio,
weekly, K 1
Sun, weekly, K 1
St. Mary's, Argus, weekly, K 1
Dollar Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Wapakoueta, Auglaize Co. Democrat,
weekly, J 2
Auglaize Republican,
weekly, J 1
BELMONT CO., D- POP. 60,000.
Barnesville, Enterprise, weekly, J 2
Republican, weekly, J 1
Bellaire, Evening Tribune, daily, \ K 1
semi- w'kly, 5 K 2
Independent, daily, ? L 2
weekly, J K 1
Herald, weekly, K 2
Flushing, Advertiser, weekly.
Martin's Ferry, Ohio Valley News, w'kly, K 2
Church Herald, monthly. K 2
St. Clairsville, Belmont Chronicle,
weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, J 1
BROWN CO., p POP. 32,911+.
Oeoi'geto^vu, Brown Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Brown Co. News, w'kly, J 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Ripley, Bee and Times, weekly, K 2
BUTLER CO., p POP. 42,579+.
•College Corner, Investigator, weekly, J 1
Hamilton, Democrat, daily. >
weekly, J 1 1
Herald, daily, ) K 2
weekly, J K 2
News, daily, ) II
Telegraph, weekly, J J 1
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Hamilton, National Zeitung, weekly, L2
Journal, monthly.
Youths' Golden Hours, m'y, H 1
Middletown, Journal, weekly, K 2
News, weekly.
Signal, weekly, J 2
Oxford, Citizen, weekly, K 1
News, weekly.
Miami Journal, monthly.
West Chester, Miami Valley Star, w'kly, L 2
CARROLL CO., D- POP., 16,416.
Carrollton, Carroll Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Carroll Free Press, weekly, J 1
Carroll Republican, w'kly, J 1
Leesville, Connotton Valley Times, w'kly, L 2
CHAMPAIGN CO., [-a POP. 27,817+.
Mechanicsburg, News, weekly.
North Lewisburg, Tri-County Free Press,
weekly,
St. Paris, Era Dispatch, weekly,
Urbana, Citizen, daily, )
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Champaign Democrat, weekly, K 2
Sun. weekly.
Visitor, monthly.
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CLARKE CO., -a POP. 41,948+.
New Carlisle, Sun. weekly, K 1
Farm and Fireside Friend,
monthly, H 1
South Charleston, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Springfield, Champion City Times,
daily.
Gazette, daily, ? HI
weekly, S 1 1
Republic, daily, ) HI
weekly, i H2
Lutheran Evangelist, w'y, H 1
New Era, weekly, K 2
Springflelder Journal, w'ly,K 2
Sunday News, Sundays, 1 1
Transcript, weekly, J 2
Farm and Fireside, semi-
monthly, B 1
Farm Economist, semi-
monthly, G 1
Ladies' Home Companion,
semi-monthly, C 2
Beacon, monthly.
Ohio Baptist Beacon, m'ly, K 1
Wittenberger, monthly, L 2
CLERMONT CO., P POP. 36,713+.
Batavia, Clermont Advance, weekly,
Clermont Courier, weekly,
Clermont Sun, weekly.
Felicity, Times, weekly,
Loveland, Enterprise, weekly.
New Richmond, Clermont Independent,
weekly,
News, weekly,
Williamsburgh, Clermont Graphic, w'y.
CLINTON CO., P POP. 24,756+.
Blanchester, Star, weekly, J 1
New Vienna, Record, weekly, K 1
Messenger of Peace, m'thly, J 2
Sabina, News, weekly, L 2
Wilmington, Clinton Co.Democrat,w'y, J 1
Clinton Republican, w'y, K 2
Journal, weekly, J 1
Collegian, monthlj-.
COLUMBIANA CO., cf POP. 48,602+.
Columbiana, Globe, weekly.
Independent Register, w'ly, L 2
East Liverpool, Evening Review, daily, j
w'kly, 3 J 1
Crisis, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, L 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
East Palestine, Palestine Reveille, w'kly.
Valley Echo, weekly,
Leetonia, Democrat, weekly.
New Lisbon, Buckeye Statfe, weekly,
i Journal, weekly,
I Ohio Patriot, weekly,
I New Waterford, Gleaner, monthly.
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Salem, Buckeye Vidette, weekly, J 1
Era, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
Sallnevllle, Advance, weekly, L2
Wellsville, Evening Journal, daily, K 1
Union, weeklj% .T 1
COSHOCTON CO., D POP. 26,&42t.
Coshocton, Age, semi-weekly, J 2
Democrat, weekly. J 1
Democratic Standard, w'ly, J 2
Wochenblatt, weekly, K 2
CRAWFORC CO., ^ POP. 30,583+.
Bucyrus, Critic, daily, L 2
Courier, weeklj% - K 1
Crawford Co. Forum, weekly, J 2
Crawford Co. News, weekly, J 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Sycamore News, weekly.
Crestline, Advocate, weekly, K 2
Vidette, weekly, K 1
Gallon, Inquirer, weekly, K 2
Sun-Review, weekly, K 1
New "Washington, Herald, weekly, L 2
CUYAHOGA CO., cf POP. 196,943+.
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Grit, weekly.
Musical Harp, monthly,
Brooklyn Village, Cuyahogan, weekly.
Chagrin Falls, Exponent, weekly,
Cleveland, Anzeiger, dally, )
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Appeal, dally.
Leader, daily, morning and
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Plaindealer, daily, )
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Press, daily,
Weechter am Erie, dally,
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Volnost, triweekly. J 2
Dennice Novoveku, senil-w'y, J 2
Catholic Knight, weekly.
Catholic Universe, weekly,
Clevelander Post, weekly.
Clevelander Volks-freund,
weekly.
Der Christliche Botschafter,
weekly,
Der Sendbote, weeklj',
Der Stimme der Wahrheit,
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East End Signal, weekly,
Evangelical Messenger, w'y, G 2
Gazette, weekly, I 2
Globe, weekly, J i
Graphic and Sentinel, w'kly, I 2
Grip, weekly.
Iron Trade Review and
Western Machinist, w'j%
Journal of Trade, weekly,
Labor Chronicle, weekly,
LaV)or Herald, weekly.
Marine Record, weekly,
Ohio Practical Farmer, w'ly, B 1
Peoples' Tabernacle and
Gospel Temperance Ban-
ner, weekly,
Reformirte Kirchenzeitung,
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South Cleveland Advocate
weekly.
Standard of the Cross, w'ly.
Sun and Voice, Sundays,
Sunday Tril)une. Sundays,
Sunday World, Sundays,
Workman, weekly.
American Builder, bi-wk'ly.
•Christian Harvester, semi-
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Western Machinist and
Wood Worker, semi-m'y, H 2
Abendlust, monthly, K 1
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Cleveland, Brainard's Musical World,
monthl}% E 1
Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers' Journal,
monthl}'. F 1
Clinical Review, monthly, L 2
Earnest Worker, monthly.
Evangelical Sunday-School
Teacher, monthly, H 2
Evangelische Magazin, m'y, H 2
Farmer and Manufacturer,
monthly, H 2
Johnson's Lake Shore Home
Magazine, monthly, 1 1
Living Epistle, monthly, J 2
Magazine of Western His-
tory, monthly, 1 1
Medical Gazette, monthlj% K 1
Odd Fellows' Signal, m'hly, J 1
Ohio A.O.U. W. Journal, m'y, J 2
Scroll Sawyer and Home
Decorator, monthly.
Sechrist's Hand-Book and
Railway Equipment
and Mileage Guide, m'y, J 2
International Standard, bi-
monthly, K 1
Journal of Dietetics, q't'ly.
Strongsville,YoungFolks'Musical MonthlyK 1
DARKE CO., -a POP. 40,496+.
Ansonia, Mirror, weekly. K 2
Arcanum, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Gettysburgh, School Visitor, monthly, J 1
Greenville, Darke Co. Democratic Ad-
vocate, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weekly, J 2
Die Post, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
Sunday Courier, weekly, K 2
Versailles, Policy, weekly, K 1
DEFIANCE CO., \:! POP. 22,515+.
Defiance, Defiance Co. Express, weekly, J 1
Democrat, ^^veekly, J 1
Herold, weekly, K I
Saturday Morning Call, w'y.
Hicksville, Independent, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, K 2
DELAWARE CO., D POP. 27,381+.
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Dela^vare, Gazette, daily, ?
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Democratic Herald, semi-
weekly, J 1
College Transcript, weekly, L 2
Michael's Advocate of
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ness Education, m'y.
Woman's Home Missions,
monthly, G 1
Sunbury, Monitor, weekly.
ERIE CO., i POP. 32,640+.
Huron, Erie Co. Reporter, weekly, K 1
Milan, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Sandusky, Journal and Local, daily, ^ J 1
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Register, daily, ) J 1
triweekly, I L2
weekly, f J 2
Sundays, 1 K 1
Demoki-at, semi- weekly, ? K 1
weekly, J L2
Gazette, weekly.
FAIRFIELD CO., D POP. 34.284+.
Baltimore, Fairfield Co. Messenger, w'y.
Lancaster, Gazette, semi-weekly, J 2
Fairfield Co. Republican,
weekly, J 1
Ohio Eagle, weekly, 1 1
Ohio Industrial School
Journal, weekly, L 2
Lithopolis, Lithopolitan Home News, w'y, K 1
Rushville, Item, weekly'.
FAYETTE CO., Q POP. 20,364+.
Bloomingburgh, Midland Echo, weekly.
Jeffersonville, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Ohio Citizen, weekly, L 2
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Wasliinsrtou Court House,
Herald, daily, >
" weekly, J
Fayette Republican, weekly,
Ohio State Register, weekly,
FRAXKLIN CO., D POP. 86,797+.
Canal Winchester, Winchester Times,
weekly, K 1
Columbus, Evening Dispatch, daily, ) G 2
weekly, JHl
Ohio State Journal,daily, ) G 1
w'y, S G2
Times, daily, ? G 1
" weekly, S H 2
Der Westbote, tri-weekly, ) I 2
weekly, J G2
Catholic Columbian, w'kly, H 2
Courier, weekly.
Der Ohio Sonntagsgast, )
Sundays, 8-page edition, > II
4-page edition, ) G 1
Free American, weekly.
Law Bulletin and Ohio Law
Journal, weekly, K 1
* Little Crusader, Sundays.
* Lutheran Standard, weekly.
Ohio State Sentinel, weekly,K 2
Ohio Waisenf reund, weekly, X
Record and Market Re-
porter, weekly, H 1
Sundaj' Herald, Sundays, I ]
Sunday Morning News, Sun-
days, I 1
Sunday Morning Tribune
and Moi-ning Capital,
Sundays, X
Telegram, weekly.
Lantern, semi-monthly, L 1
* Luthei'ische Kirchen Zeit-
ung, semi-monthly.
American, monthly.
Bundle of Sticks, monthly, K 2
City and Country, monthly, C 1
Knight, monthly, J 2
Masonic Chronicle, m'thly, G 1
Medical Journal, monthly, I 2
Odd Fellows' Companion,
monthly, H 2
Westerville, Public Opinion, weekly, J 1
FULTON CO., \: POP. 21,053+.
Archbold, Hei'ald, weekly, L 2
Delta, Atlas, weekly, L 2
Avalanche, weekly, K 1
Fayette, Record, weekly, K 1
Normal Advocate, quarterly, K 1
Swanton, Enterprise, weekly.
Wauseon, Democratic Expositor, w'ly, K 2
;Fulton Co. Tribune, vsreekly, J 1
Maumee Valley Prohibition-
ist, weekly.
North- Western Republican,
weekly, J 1
GALLIA CO., p POP. 28,124+.
Cheshire, Central Freewill Baptist, m'Jy, K 1
Gallipolis, Bulletin, weekly, J 2
Gallia Tribune, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, J l
GEAUGA CO., cf POP. 14,251+.
Burton, Geauga Leader, weekly, K 1
Chardon, Geauga Democratic Record,
weekly.
Geauga Republican, weekly, J 1
Middlefield, Messenger, weekly, L 2
GREENE CO., -D POP. 31,349+.
Bellbrook, Moon, weekly, K 1
Cedarville, Herald, weekly. • L 2
Jamestown, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Osborn, Local, weekly, L 2
Xeuia, Gazette, daily, ) K2
" semi-weekly, J II
Torchlight, daily, ) K 1
semi- weekly, J J 2
Blade, weekly.
Democrat-News, weekly, K 1
Home Weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, J i
Boss Painters' Journal, m'thly, I 2
Yellow Springs, Review, weekly, L 2
OHIO.
GUERNSEY CO.. O POP. 27,197+.
Cambridge, Guernsey Times, weekly, J 2
Herald, weekly, J 1
Jeffersonian, weekly, 1 1
People's Press, weekly.
Ohio Teacher, monthly, J 1
Cumberland, News, weekly, L 2
Kimbolton, Kej'uote, weekly.
Quaker City, Independent, weekly, K 2
HAMILTON CO., P POP. 313,374+.
Cincinnati,
Anzeiger, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays,
. Arbeiter Blaft, daily,
Ciucinnatier Zeitung, daily.
Commercial Gazette, daily,
semi- weekly,
Enquirer, daily, )
1.V, I
weekly,
ys, )
weekly
Evening Post, daily,
Evening Telegram, daily,
" weekly
Frele Presse, daily,
" " weekly,
Sundays
Hotel Journal, daily,
Times-Star, daily, j
" Sundays,
Times, weekly, '
Volksblatt, daily,
" weekly,
Westliche Blaetter, Sundays,
Volksfreund, daily,
" weekly,
Sonntags-Morgen, Sunday
American Catholic Tril)uue, weekly,
American Christian Review, weekly,
American Grange Bulletin, weekly,
American Israelite, weekly,
American Sportsman, weekly.
Catholic Telegraph, weekly.
Christian Leader, weekly.
Chi-istian Standard, weekly,
Ciucinnatier Sonntagsblatt, Sundays,
Der Christliche Apologete, weekly.
Die Deborah, weekly,
Farming World, weekly.
Grocer, weekly.
Herald and Presbyter, weekly.
Illustrated Graphic News, vreekly,
Irish Times, weekly.
Journal and Messenger, weekly,
Lancet-Clinic, weekly.
Live Stock Re\'iew, weekly.
National Temperance Star, weekly,
Price Current and CommerciarRe-
"STlew, weekly,
Protestantischer Haus Freund, wkly,
South West, weekly.
Suburban News, weekly.
Unionist, weekly,
Uuitefl Labor Age, weekly.
Wahrheitsfreund, weekly,
Western Christian Advocate, weekly, D 2
Western Merchant and Manufacturer,
weekly,
Western Tobacco Journal, weekly.
Furniture Worker, semi-monthly,
Headlight, semi monthlj'.
American Inventor, monthly,
American Law Record, monthly.
Artisan, monthly,
Bible School, monthly.
Children's Home Record, monthly,
* Christian Press, monthly.
Courier, monthly,
Dental Register, monthly,
*Der Sendbote, monthly.
Disciple, monthly.
Eclectic Medical Journal, monthly,
Express Gazette, monthly,
Florida Chautauqua, monthly.
Haus und Herd, monthly,
Humane Educator, monthly.
Knight's Journal, monthly.
Lumber Worker, monthly.
McMicken Review, monthly.
Masonic Review, monthly.
Medical and Dental Journal, m'ly.
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Cinciunati,
Medical News, monthly, 1 2
Musical Standard, monthly, J 2
Musical Visitor, monthly, 1 1
Mystic Jewel, monthly,' II
National Normal Exponent, monthly, I 2
Obstetric Gazette, monthly, J 1
Our Little Grangers, monthly, E 2
People's Aid, monthlj-, X
Sabbath Visitor, monthly, I 2
Sewing Machine Interest, monthly, K 2
Spokesman, monthly. J
Stamp World, monthly, K
Sunday School Joui'nal, monthly, C
Trap and Trigger, monthlj-, J
Western Architect and Builder, m'ly, G
Beta Theta Pi, quarterly, J
Der Deutsche Pionler, quarterly, J
Drugs and Medicines of North Amer-
ica, quarterly, J 1
Cumminsville, Transcript, w^eekly, K 2
Harrison, News, weeklj-, L 2
Lockland, Miami Valley News, weekly, K 1
Mount Washington, Public School Jour-
nal, monthly, J 2
HANCOCK CO., "□ POP. 27,784+.
Fiudlay, Jeffersonian, daily, ) K 1
weekly, S 1 1
Hancock Courier, weekly, J 1
Republican, Aveekly, K 2
Wochenblatt, weekly.
McComb, Herald, weekly, K 2
Mount Blanchard, Tribune, weekly.
HAKDIN CO., -a POP. 27,023t.
Ada, Record, weekly, J 1
*Holiness Conservator, monthly.
University Herald, monthly.
Dunkirk, Standard, w^eekly, . K 1
Forest, Review, weekly, K 2
K.eutou, Democratic News, semi-w'kly, K 1
Das Wochenblatt, weekly, K 1
Democrat, weekly, J 1
Republican, weekly, J 1
Mount Victory, Observer, weekly.
HARRISON CO., D- POP. 20,456+.
Bowerston, Gazette, weekly.
Cadiz, Flambeau, weekly.
Republican, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Freeport, Press, weekly, J 1
Scio, Herald, weeklj-, L 2
Eclectic Journal of Education, q'y, I 2
HENRY CO., "tl POP. 25,000.
Deshler, Flag, weekly, L 2
Holgate, Times, weekly, K 1
Liberty Centre, Liberty Press, weekly, L 2
Napoleon, Democratic Northwest, w'y, J 1
Henry Co. Demokrat, w'ly, J 1
Henrj' Co Signal, weekly, K 2
HIGHLAND CO., 9 POP. 30,281+.
Greenfield, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Hillsborough, Gazette, weekly, J 2
News Herald, weekly, J 2
Leesburgh, Buckeye, weekly, K 1
HOCKDJG CO., [? POP. 21,126+.
liOgan, Hocking Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Ohio Democrat, weekly.
Republican Gazette, weekly, K 1
HOLMES CO., D POP. 20,776+.
Millei'sburg, Holmes Co. Farmer, w'y, J 1
Holmes Co. Republican,
weeklj', J 1
HURON CO., b POP- 31,609+.
Bellevue, Gazette, weeklj', K 2
Local News, weekly, K 1
Chicago, Star weekly.
Times, weeklj', K 1
Greenwich, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Monroeville, Spectator, weekly, L 2
New London, Record, weekly, J 1
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HURON CO.
Norwalk, Reflector, daUy. ?
" weekly, S
Bulletin, semi weeklj-.
Adler, weeklj',
Chronicle, weekly.
Experiment and New^s, w'j'.
Journal, weeklj',
Farm and Fair Journal, bi-
weeklv,
Wakeman, Independent Press, weekly,
JACKSON CO., [p POP. 23,686+.
Jacksou, Herald, weekly.
Journal, weekly,
Standard, weekly,
Wellston, Argus, weekly,
JEFFERSON CO., D- POP. 38,000.
Mingo Junction, Mingo News, weekly.
Richmond, Radiator, Aveekly,
Smithfleld, Times, weeklj-,
Steubenville, Gazette, daily, >
" weekly, )
Herald, dailj', ?
" weekly, )
Germania, weekly,
Ohio Press, weekly,
Toronto, Tribune, weekly,
KNOX CO., n POP. 27,431+.
Centerburg, Gazette, weekly,
Fredericktown, Free Press, weekly.
Mount Vernon, Republican, semir
weeklj-.
Tribune, semi-w'ly.
Democratic Banner,
weekly,
Knox Co. Democrat,
weeklj-.
Poulter, monthly.
I<AKE CO., c/ POP. 16,326+.
Madison, Index, weekly,
Paiuesville, Advertiser, weekly.
Democrat, weekly.
Northern Ohio Journal,
weekly.
Telegraph, weekly,
Willoughby, Independent, weeklj',
LAWRENCE CO., 9 POP. 39,068+.
Iroutou, Der Wsechter am Ohio, w'kly,
Register, weekly,
Republican, weeklj',
Saturdaj' Irontonian, weekly,
Proctorville, Gazette, weekly,
Rockwood, Crescent, weekly,
LICKING CO., D POP. 40,450+.
Granville, Times, weeklj-,
Denison Collegian, monthly,
Johnstown, Independent, weeklj-,
Newark, Advocate, daily, i
" weekly, S
American, daily. ?
" weekly, )
Banner, weekly.
Express, weeklj-,
Pataskala, Standard, weekly.
Utica, Herald, weeklj-.
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LOGAN CO., -a POP. 26,267+.
Belle Centre, Bulletin, weekly.
News Gazette, weeklj;, L 2
Bellefoutaine, Republican, semi-w'ly, 1 1
Examiner, weekly, K 2
Logan Co. Index, w'klj',K 1
De Graff, Buckeye, weeklj-, L 2
Qnlncv, Journal, weekly.
West Liberty, Banner, weekly, K 2
LORAIN CO., \^ POP. 35,526+.
Elyria, Telephone, daily.
Constitution, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, J 2
Lorain, Times, weekly, K 1
North Amherst, Courier, weekly, L 2
Oberlin, Lorain Co. Exponent, weekly, K 2
News, weekly, J 1
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Oberliu, Review, bi-weekly, L 2
Highways and Hedges, monthly, 1 1
Bibliotheca Sacra, quarterly, J 1
Wellington, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
LUCAS CO., 'u POP. 67,377+.
South Toledo, New Era, weekly,
Toledo, Blade, daily, ?
weekly, )
Commercial, daily, )
" weekly, J
Evening Bee, daily, )
" weekly, 5
Express, daily, )
" weekly, J
American, weeklj-,
Democratic Herald and Times,
weekly.
Farmers' ' Reporter and Our
National Union Magnet,
weekly.
Industrial News, weekly.
News, w^eekly,
Railway Service Gazette and
American Railroader, w'ly.
Sunday Journal, Sundays,
" weekly,
Volksfreund, w^eekly,
Central Good Templar, semi-
monthly,
Carew's Game Breeder, m'thly,
Health and Home, monthly,
Matrimonial, monthly,
Ohio State Journal of Dental
Science (inserts dental ad-
vertisements only), m'thly,
Wagar's Official Railway Guide,
monthly,
MADISON CO., n POP. 20,129+.
liondon, Enterprise, weekly,
Madison Co. Democrat, w'kly,
Times, weekly,
Vigilant, weekly,
Mt. Sterling, Tribune, weekly.
Plain City, Dealer, weekly.
South Solon. Echo, weekly,
MAHONING CO., cf POP. 42,871+.
Canfleld, Mahoning Dispatch, weekly,
Petersbui'g, Press, weekly,
Youugstown,
Evening Telegram, daily,
" " weekly,
Sundays,
Christian Citizen, weekly.
Issue, w^eekly,
Rundschau, weekly,
Sunday Morning Star, Suud'ys.
Vindicator, weekly,
St. John's Church Parishioner,
monthly,
MARION CO., D POP. 20,565+.
Caledonia, Argus, weekly.
La Rue, News, weekly,
Marion, Star, daily, }
" weekly, f
Independent, semi-weekly.
Democratic Mirror, weekly.
Prospect, Monitor, weekly,
MEDINA CO., li POP. 21,453+.
Medina, Democrat, weekly,
Medina Co. Gazette, weekly,
News, weekly,
Gleanings in Bee C u 1 1 u re,
semi-monthly,
Seville, Times, weekly,
Wadsworth, Banner, weekly,
Enterprise, weekly,
MEIGS CO., O^ POP. 32,325+.
Middleport, Herald, weekly,
Meigs Co. Republican, w'kly,
Pomeroy, Telegraph, weekly,
MERCER CO., -a POP. 21,808+.
Celina, Mercer Co. Bote, weekly,
Mercer Co. Observer, weekly,
Mercer Co. Standard, weekly,
Shane's Crossing, Free Press, weekly,
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MiAjn CO., -n POP. 36,158+.
Bradford, Independent Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Covington, Gazette, weekly, K 1
* Vindicator, monthly.
Piqua, Call, daily, K 1
Der Correspondent, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, K 2
Miami Helmet, weekly, K 2
Miami Leader, weekly, K 2
Tippecanoe City, Herald, weekly, K 1
Troy, Trojan, dail3\ )
Chronicle, weekly, 5 K 1
Democrat, weekly. K 1
Miami Union, weekly, J 1
"West Milton, Buckeye, weekly, J 1
MONROE CO., D- POP. 26,496+.
Clarington, Independent, weekly, K 2
Woodsfield, Monroe Gazette, weekly, K 2
Monroe Journal, weekly, K 2
Spirit of Democracy, w'ly, J 1
MONTGOMERY CO., -O POP. 78,550+.
Dayton,
Democrat, daily, ) J 2
Empire and Democrat, weekly, ) 12
Die Daytoner Volkszeitung, daily, ? J 1
w'ly, I J 2
Herald, daily, ) HI
weekly, J I 2
Journal, daily, ) II
weekly, J 1 1
Christian Conservator, weekly, J 2
Christian World, w^eekly, H 1
Der Froehliche Botschafter, weekly, J l
Herald of Gospel Liberty, weekly, H 1
Record, weekly, K 2
Religious Telescope, weekly, G 2
Wachter, weeklj'.
Workman, weekly.
♦Golden Words, semi-monthly.
♦Leaves of Light, semi-monthly.
Farmers' Home, monthly, F 1
Nutzlicher Freund, monthly.
Ohio Poultry Journal, monthly, J 2
Our Bible Teacher, monthly, H 1
Syndicate, monthly, K 2
Instructor, quarterly, K 2
Germantown, Press, weekly, K 1
Kiusey, Farm and Dairy, monthly, H 2
Miamisburg, Bulletin, weekly, - L 2
News, weekly, K 1
MORGAN CO., n^ POP. 20,074+.
McConnellsville, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, J 1
MORROW CO., D POP. 19,072+.
Cardington, Independent, weekly, J 1
Mount Gilead, Morrow Co. Sentinel,w'y J 1
Union Register, weekly, J 1
Poultry Magnet, m'ly, J 1
MUSKINGUM CO., D POP. 60,000.
Dresden, Doings, weekly, K 2
New Concord, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Zanesville, Courier, daily. > J 1
weekly, J H 1
Signal, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J I 2
Times-Recorder, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J 12
Advocate, weekly, K 1
American Poultry Adviser,
weekly, K 1
Post, weekly, K 2
Sunday News, Sundays, J 2
Ohio Farmer's Journal,
monthly, G 1
Shepherds' National Jour-
nal and Rural Era, m'y, E 2
NOBLE CO., o POP. 21,138+.
Caldwell, Journal, weekly, K 1
Noble Co. Democrat, w'kly.
Noble Co. Republican, w'y, J 1
Press, weekly, J 1
OTTAWA CO., \J2 POP. 19,762+.
Elmore, Tribune, weekly, K 2
Lakeside, News, monthly, J 2
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Oak Harbor, Ottawa Co. Exponent, w'ly, L 2
Press, weekly. K 2
Gospel Light, monthly.
Port Clinton, Lake Shore Bulletin,
weekly, K 2
Ottawa Co. News, w'y, K 2
PAULDING CO., ~tl POP. 23,000.
Antwerp, Argus, weekly, * K 1
Pauldiug, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Paulding Co. Gazette, w'kly, K 1
PERRY CO., n POP. 35,(X)0,
Corning, Times, weekly, L 2
Sopher's Home Journal, m'thly, K 2
New Liexiugtou, Democratic Herald,
weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 2
Shawnee, Banner, weekly, L 2
Somerset, Press, weekly, K 2
Thornville, News, weekly, L 2
PICKAWAY CO., n POP. 27,415+.
Ashville, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Circleville, Evening Herald, daily, ) L2
" " weekly, 3 K 2
Democrat and Watchman,
weekly, 1 1
Union-Herald, weekly, J l
Williamsport, Rip Saw, weekly.
PIKE CO., cp POP. 17,927t.
Piketon, Tribune, weekly, L 1
Waverly, Pike Co. Republican, w'kly, K 1
Watchman, weekly, K 1
PORTAGE CO., cf POP. 27,500+.
GarrettsvlUe, Journal, weekly,
Saturday Item, weekly,
Hiram, Bugle Echo, semi-monthly,
Kent, News, weekly,
Saturday Bulletin, weekly,
Raveuna, Republican, daily, )
weekly, J
Democratic Press, weekly,
Windham, Herald, weekly,
PREBLE CO., -D POP. 24,533+.
Camden, Gazette, weekly,
Eaton, Democrat, weekly.
Register, weekly.
New Paris, Mirror, weekly,
West Alexandria, Twin Valley Times,
weekly.
PUTNAM CO., \2 POP. 23,713+.
Columbus Grove, Putnam Co. Vidette,
weekly,
Leipsic, Free Press, weekly,
Ottawa, Gazette, weekly,
Putnam Co. Sentinel, w^eekly,
RICHLAND CO., ^ POP. 36,306+.
Bellville, Star, weekly,
Mansfield, Democrat, daily, )
weekly, 5
Herald, daily. }
weekly, )
News, daily, }
" weekly, >
" Sundays. )
Richland Shield and Ban-
ner, weekly.
Buckeye Farmer, monthly.
Plymouth, Advertiser, weekly,
Shelby, Free Press, weekly,
Times, weekly,
Shiloh, Gleaner weekly.
Review, weekly.
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ROSS CO., g POP. 40,307+.
Adelphl, Border News, weekly, ^ J 2
Chillicotlie, News, daily, ) K2
Ross Co. Register, w'kly, J J 2
Advertiser, weekly, J 2
Leader, weekly, I 2
Scioto Gazette, weekly, I 1
Unsere Zeit, weekly, K 2
Frankfort, Sun, weekly, L 2
OHIO.
SANDUSKY CO., ^ POP. 32,057+.
Clyde, Earnest Worker, weekly, J 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Review, weekly, L 2
Freinout, Courier, weekly, K 2
Democratic Messenger, w'ly, J 1
Journal, weekly, J l
Scientific Weekly.
SCIOTO CO., g POP. 33,511+.
Portsmouth, Blade, weekly, H 1
Correspondent, weekly, K 2
Leader, weekly.
Times, weekly, 1 1
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Camp Fire, semi-m'thly, J 1
District Recorder, m'hly.
SENECA CO., [^ POP. 36,947+.
Attica, Journal, weeklj-, K 1
Medical Compend, monthly, K 2
Bettsville, Enterprise, weekly. K 1
Bloomville, Seneca Co. Record, weekly, K 1
Fostoria, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Observer, weekly. L 1
Review, weekly, K 2
Green Spring, Times, weekly, L 2
Mutual Underwriter, m'ly, L 1
Tiffin, Herald, daily, K 1
Die Tiffin Presse, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, 12
Seneca Advertiser, weekly, J 2
Tribune, weekly, J 2
Heidelberg Journal, monthly, L 2
SHELBY CO., -a POP. 24,137+.
Port Jefferson, People's Advocate, w'kly.
Sidney, Democrat, weekly, II
Journal, weekly, J 1
STARK CO., cf POP. 64,031+.
Alliance, Review, semi-weekly, } K 1
weekly, 5 J 2
Leader, weekly, J 1
Standard, weekly. I 2
Canal Fulton, Fulton Signal, weekly, K 1
Canton, Democrat, dailv, ? J 1
weekly, J I 2
Repository, daily, ? II
weekly, J J 2
Tagliches Journal, daily. ?
weekly, \ K 2
Die Ohio Volks-Zeitung, w'kly, J 1
Louisville, Herald, weekly.
Massillon, American, weekly, K 2
Independent, weekly, K 2
Minerva, News, weekly, L2
Navarre, Independent, weekly, K 1
Waj'nesburg, Enterprise, bi-weekly, L 2
Wilmot, Review, weekly, L 2
SUMMIT CO., cT POP. 43,788+.
Akron, Beacon, daily, ?
weekly, S
City Times, weekly,
Der Germauia, weekly,
Freie Presse, weekly,
Sunday Gazette, Sundays,
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National Journal of Carp Cul-
ture, monthly. K 1
Ohio Educational Monthly and
National Teacher, I 2
People's Monthly, J 2
Delta Gamma Anchora, quar-
terly. LI
Cuyahoga Falls, Reporter and Western
Reserve Farmer, w'ly, J 1
TRUMBULL CO., cf POP. 44,880+.
Cortland, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Hubbard, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Newton Falls, Echo, weekly, L 2
Niles, Trumbull Co. Independent, w'kly, K 2
Warren, Chronicle, daily, ) K2
weekly, J J 2
Tribune, weekly, J 2
Western Reserve Democrat,
weekly, J 2
Horticulturist and Farm Jour-
nal, monthly.
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TUSCARAWAS CO., D- POP. 40,198+.
Bolivar, News-.Tournal, weekly.
Canal Dover, Iron Valley Reporter, w'ly, J 2
Tuscarawas Co. Democrat,
weekly, K 1
Workman, weekly.
Dennison, Paragrapli, weekly, K 1
Mineral Point, Mineral Pointer, weekly.
New Comerstown, Index, weekly, K 1
New Philadelphia,
Der Deutsche Beobachter,
weekly, K 1
Ohio Democrat, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, J 1
Tuscarawas Advocate, w'ly, J 1
Shanesville, News, monthly, L 2
Uhrichsville, Tuscarawas Chronicle, w'y, J 1
UNION CO., D POP. 22,373-f'.
Magnetic Springs, Magnetic Reporter,
weekly.
Marysville, Times, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, J 1
Union Co. Journal, w'kly, K 2
Union Co. Woclienblatt,
weekly.
Mllf ord Centre, Milf ord Echo, weekly, L 2
Richwood, Gazette, weekly, J 1
VAN WERT CO., tl POP. 23,028+.
Delphos, Courant, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Van Wert, Bulletin, weekly, J 1
Gazette, weekly.
Republican, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, J 1
VINTON CO., p POP. 17,223+.
Hamden Junction, Hamden Enterprise,
weekly, K 2
McArthur, Democrat-Enquirer, w'kly, J l
Vinton Record, weekly, K 2
New Plymouth, Graphic, weekly.
WARREN CO., P POP. 30,000.
Franklin, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Liebauon, Star, daily, ) K 1
" weekly, S II
Gazette, weeklj', K 2
Patriot, weekly, K 2
WaynesviUe, IVIiami Gazette, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, L2
WASHINGTON CO., □, POP. 43,244+.
Beverly, Dispatch, weekly, K 1
Marietta, Register, semi-weekly, J 2
Dollar News, weekly, L 2
Leader, weekly, J 2
Times, weekly, J 1
Zeitung, weekly, K2
Marietta College Olio, every
three weeks, L 1
New Matamoras, Paragraph, weekly.
WAYNE CO., b POP. 40,076+.
Creston, Journal, weekly, K 1
Dalton, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Doylestown, Journal, weekly, L 2
Fredericksburg, Sun, weekly.
Orrville, Crescent, weekly, J 1
Shreve, News, weekly, L 2
West Salem, Independent, weekly, K 1
Wooster, Jacksonian, weeklj'.
Journal, weekly. K 1
Republican, weekly, 1 1
University Voice, weekly, K 2
Wayne Co. Democrat, w'kly, I 2
Wayne Co. Herald, weekly, J 1
Collegian, monthly, L 2
Royal Arcanum Journal, m'y, H 1
WILLIAMS CO., \} POP. 23,821+.
Bryan, Democrat, weekly, J 2
Maumee Valley Prohibitionist,
weeklj\
Press, weekly, J 2
Edgerton, Observer, weekly, K 1
Montpelier, Democrat, weekly. L 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Pioneer, Tri-State Alliance, weekly, J 1
Stryker, Advance, weekly, K 1
West Unity, Chief, weekly, K 2
OHIO.
WOOD CO., V] POP. 34,022+.
Bowling Green, Wood Co. Democrat,
weekly, J 2
Wood Co.Gazette,w'y,K 2
WoodCo.Sentinel,w'y, 1 1
Grand Rapids, Thompson's Triumph, w'y, L 2
North Baltimore, Beacon, weekly, L 2
Pemberville, Reporter, weekly, L 2
Perrysburg, Journal, weekly, K 1
Weston, Wood Co. Herald, weekly, K 1
WYANDOT CO., ^ POP. 22,395+.
Carey, Wyandot Co. Times, weekly,
Nevada, Enterprise, weekly.
Upper Santliisky,
Wyandot Union, semi-weekly, J 2
Chief, weekly, J 1
Die Germania, weekly.
Wyandot Co. Republican, w'y, J 1
Wharton, Leader, weekly.
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Pop., 174,768+.
BAKER CO., D- POP. 4,616+.
Baker City, Democrat, dally. )
" ^veekly, J K 1
Sage Brush, daily, L 2
Tribune, semi-weekly, K 2
Baker Co. Reveille, w'kly, L 2
BENTON CO., -a POP. 6,403+.
Corvallis, Benton Leader, weekly, K 2
Chronicle, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Newport, News, weekly.
Yaquina Mail, weekly. L 2
Yaqulna, Post, weekly, L 1
CLACKAMAS CO., \2 POP. 10,035.
Oregon City, Courier, weekly. L 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
CLATSOP CO., b POP. 8,634.
Astoria, Morning Astorian, dally, ? Kl
weekly, i J 2
COLUMBIA CO., "ti POP. 2,042+.
St. Helens, Oregon Mist, weekly, L 2
COOS CO., -D POP. 5,795.
Bandon, Recorder, weekly, L 2
Coquille City, Herald, weekly.
Marshfleld, Coast Mall, weekly, L 2
Coos Bay News, weekly, K 1
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Prineville, News, weekly, L2
Ochoco Review, weekly, L 1
CURRY CO., P POP. 1.208+.
Ellensburg, Gold Beach Gazette, w'kly, L 2
DOUGLAS CO., -D POP. 9,596+.
Drain, Echo, weekly.
Oakland, Enterprise, weekly.
Roseburg, Plalndealer, weekly, K 2
Review, weekly, J 1
GILLIAM CO. [^
Arlington (Alkali P. O.), Enterprise,
weekly, L 2
Times, weekly.
Fossil, Journal, weekly.
GRANT CO.. n POP. 4,303+.
Burns, Harney Valley Item, weekly.
Canyon City, Grant Co. News, weekly, K 1
Church Telephone, m'y.
Long Creek, Eagle, weekly.
JACKSON CO., P POP. 8,154+.
Ashland, Tidings, weekly, K 2
Jacksonville, Democratic Times, w'y, J 2
Oregon Sentinel, w'kly, K 1
JOSEPHINE CO., p POP. 2,485+.
Grant's Pass, Rogue River Courier, w'kly, L 2
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KLAMATH CO., P POP. 3,000.
Liiukville, Klamath Co. Star, weekly, L 2
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liakeview, Lake Co. Examiner, w'kly, L 2
LANE CO., -a POP. 12,000.
Eugene City, Guard, weekly, Jl
Oregon State Journal,
weekly.
Register, weekly,
LINN CO., -a POP. 12,676r.
Albany, Bulletin, dail.v. ?
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Herald, daily. )
Herald-Dissemiuator, w'kly, )
State Rights Democrat, weekly, J 1
Real Estate Conveyor, m'thly.
MARION CO., tl POP. 20,000.
Salem, Oregon Statesman, daily, >
" " weekly, J
Talk, daily, }
" weekly, )
Oregon Vidette, weekly,
Prohibition Star, weekly,
Willamette Farmer, weekly,
World's Advance Thought, m'y
Silverton, Appeal, weekly,
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Heppner, Gazette, weekly.
MULTNOBIAH CO., \:!pop. 25,203+
East Portland, star, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly,
Portland, Evening Democrat, daily.
Evening Telegram, daily.
Morning Oregonian, daily,
weekly,
S'nd'ys,
News, daily, ?
" weekly, i
Staats Zeitung, daily. }
" weekly, J
Avant Courier, weekly.
Catholic Sentinel, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, w'kly,
New North-West, weekly.
North Pacific Rural Spirit,
\veekly.
North-western Farmer and
Dairyman, weekly,
Oregon Siftings, weekly,
Pacific Christian Advocate,
weekly,
Sunday Mercury, Sundays,
Sunday Welcome, weekly,
World, weekly.
Pacific Baptist, semi-m'thly,
Lewis & Dryden's Railway
Guide, monthly,
West Shore, monthlj',
POLK CO., \: POP. 6,601+.
Dallas, Polk Co. Itemizer, weekly,
Independence, West-Side, weekly, ,
Monmouth, Christian Herald, weekly,
Normal Educator, monthly.
UBLATILLA CO., i POP. 9,607+.
Centerville, Centervillian. weekly, L2
Pendleton, East Oregonian, semi-w'ly, J 1
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Weston, Leader, weekly, K 1
UNION CO., d POP. 9,570.
Joseph, Wallowa Chieftain, weekly, L 2
La Grande, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Union, Oregon Scout, Aveekly, K 1
WASCO CO., b POP. 11,120+.
The Dalles, Times- Mountaineer, w'ly, J 1
Wasco Co. Sun, weekly, J 1
WASHINGTON CO., \d POP. 7,082+.
Hillsboro, Independent, weekly, K 1
YAM HILL CO., \:] POP. 7,945+.
Liafayette, Oregon Register, weekly, K 1
McMinnville, Reporter, daily. >
" weekly, ) J 1
West Side Telephone, semi-
weekly.
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Pop., 4,'2S'^,891+.
ADAMS CO., ^ POP. 32,455+.
East Berlin, Record, weekly.
Gettysburg, Compiler, weekly, J 2
Star and Sentinel, weekly, J 2
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Monthly, K 1
Seminary Monthly, L 2
Lutheran Quarterly, K 1
New Oxford, Item, weekly, K 1
York Sulphur Springs, Comet, weekly, K 2
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Alleghenier und Pittsburgher
Sonntagsbote, Sundays,
♦Cornelia, semi-monthly.
Pennsylvania Western, m'ly,
Bennett, Star, weekly,
Braddock, Evening Times, daily.
News, dally.
Herald, weekly.
Sun, weekly,
Tribune, weekly,
Ceres (Ceres, N. Y , P.O.), Courant, w'kly,
Elizabeth, Herald, weekly,
Homestead, Local News, weekly.
People's Weekly,
McKeesport, News, daily.
Times, daily,
Journal, weekly.
Record, weekly,
Sunday Herald, Sundays,
Tribune and Herald, weekly, K 2
Mansfield Valley, Mansfield Item, weekly, L 2
Business Man, monthly, J 1
Pittsburgh,
Chronicle-Telegraph, daily. ?
" " weekly, J
Commercial Gazette, daily, ?
" " weekly, J
Dispatch, daily, )
" Sundays, >
" weekly, )
Evening Penny Press, daily,
Freiheit's Freund, daily, )
" " weekly, i
Leader, daily, }
" Sundays, s
PittsburgerBeobachter.dy, ?
wy, J
Pittsburger Volksblatt, daily, )
" weekly, J
Post, daily,
" weekly.
Times, daily,
American Manufacturer and Iron
World, weekly, I 2
Catholic, weekly, H 1
Christian Advocate, weekly, P 1
East End Bulletin, weekly, H 2
East Ender, weekly, J 1
East End News, weekly, J 2
Grocer aud Price Current, w'kly.
Hotel Guide and People's Jour-
Kathol'iches Familienblatt, w'y
Labor Herald, weekly.
Labor World, weekly.
Legal Journal, weekly,
Light, weekly,
Methodist Recorder, weekly,
National Labor Tribune, weekly, F 1
National Stockman and Farmer,
weekly,
Our National Issue, weekly,
Our Review (Hazlewood), w'kly.
People's Advocate and Commer
cial Advertiser, weekly,
Pittsburger Sountagsblatt and
Die Reform, Sundays,
Pottery and Glassware Reporter
weekly.
Presbyterian Banner, weekly.
Smith's Broad Axe, weekly,
South Side Sun, weekly.
Sportsman's Referee and Dra-
matic Journal, weekly,
Star, weekly,
Sunday Globe, Sundays,
Sunday Traveler, Sundays.
United Presbyterian, weekly,
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ALLEGHENY CO.
Pittsburgb,
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American Glass Worker, bi-w'y, J 1
"Workman, bi-weekly, I 2
Emerald Vindicator, semi-m'thly, 1 1
Authors' Review, monthly, H 2
Bible Teacher, monthly, H 2
Bookmart, monthly, J l
Brick.Tile and 3Ietal Review.m'j-.H 1
Evangelical Repository and Bible
Teacher, monthly, J 1
Insurance World, monthly, H 2
Secret Societj' Gossip, monthly, H 1
* Stowell's Petroleum Reporter,
monthly.
Woman's Missionary Record, m'y, J 1
*Zion's Watch Tower and Her-
ald of Christ's Presence, m'y.
Putnam, Chartiers Valley Tribune, w'kly, K 2
Sharpsburg, Herald, weekly, K 1
Observer, weekly, K 1
Sharpsburg and Etna Neiws
Acme, weekly.
Tarentum, Allegheny Valley Times, w'y, K 2
Sun, weekly, K 1
Verona, Tribune, weekly.
ARMSTRONG CO., -D POP. 47,641t.
Apollo, Herald, weekly, K 1
Dayton, News, weeklj'. K 2
Freeport, Journal, weekly, K 2
K-ittauuing:, Armstrong Democrat and
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Armstrong Republican,
weekly. K 2
Centennial, weekly, K 1
Globe, weekly, K 2
Times, weeklj% J 1
Union Free Press, weekly, K 2
Leechburg, Advance, weekly, L 2
Parker, Parker City Phoenix, weekly, L 2
BEAVER CO., -n POP. 43,850.
Beaver, Argus and Radical, weekly.
Star, weekly.
Times, weekly,
Beaver Falls, Herald, daily. )
" weekly, J
Tribune, daily, ?
" weekly, )
Genevan, monthly,
New Brighton, News, daily. )
" weekly, 5
Rochester, Argus, daily,
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BEDFORD CO., ^ POP. 34,929t.
Bedford, Gazette, weekly, J 2
Republican and Inquirer, w'y, J 2
Everett, Press, weekly, K 2
Saxton, Herald, weekly, L 2
BERKS CO., Q, POP. 122,597+.
Bii-dsboro', Dispatch, weekly.
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Boyertown, Demokrat, weekly.
Farm and Home Visitor, m'v.
Hamburgh, Hamburger Schnellpost, w'y, K 2
Item, weekly, K 2
Kutztown, American Patriot, weekly, K 1
Journal, Aveekly, K 2
Reading, Die Post, daily, ) K 2
Banner Von Berks, weekly, > J 1
Die Biene, Sundays, ; K 2
Eagle, daily, ) G 2
weekly, > H2
Sundays,) H2
Evening Telegram, daily.
Herald, daily, ) HI
" weekly, J 1 1
Times, daily,
Berks and Schuylkill Jour
nal, weekly
Adler, weekly.
Die Deutsche Eiche, weekly,
Guide, weekly.
Ledger, weekly,
Lutherisches Kirchenblatt,
weekly.
News, weekly,
Republikaner Von Berks,w'y,
Der Reformirte Hausfreund,
semi-monthly.
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Times, daily, )
weekly,
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BERKS. CO.
Reading:, Der Sontagsgast, monthly.
Litteratur-Blatt, monthly, H 2
Health Science Magazine,
quarterly, 1 1
BLAIR CO., n POP. 52,740+.
Altoona, Evening Independent, daily, )K1
weekly, J J2
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Blair Co. Radical, weekly, K 2
Der Deutsche VoLksf uehrer, w'y, J 1
Sun, weekly, K 1
Sunday Morning, Sundays, 1 1
Sunday News, Sundays, J 1
Gospel Trumpet, monthly, I 2
Hollidaysburgli,
Democratic Standard, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 2
Martinsbui'g, Herald, weekly, K 1
Tyrone, Herald, weekly, k 2
Times, weeklj-, k 1
BRADFORD CO., |i POP. 58,541+.
Athens, Gazette, weekly.
Canton, Sentinel, weekly,
Le Raj'sville, Advertiser, weekly,
To^vanda, Review, daily, )
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Bradford Argus,' weekly, J 2
Bradford Republican, w'kly, J 2
Reporter-Journal, weekly, H 2
Troy, Northern Tier Gazette, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, k 2
BUCKS CO., a, POP. 68,656+.
Bristol, Bucks Co. Gazette, weekly, K 1
Observer, weekly, k 1
Leader, monthly.
Doylesto^'u,
Intelligencer, daily. )
Bucks Co. Express and Reform,
weekly, j i
Bucks Co. itfirror, weekly, K 2
Democrat, weekly, i 2
Der Morgenstern, weekly, j i
Eden, I. O. O. F. Guests and Knights of
Pythias Record, monthly, I 2
Hulmeville, Delaware Valley Advance,
weekly jc 2
Langhorne, Standard, weekly, K 2
Newtown, Enterprise, weekly, J 2
Perkasie, Banner, weekly, k 2
Central News, weekly, J i
Quakertown, Free Press, weekly, K 2
Patriot und Reformer, w'y, J 1
Quill, weekly.
* Das Himmels Manna, m'ly.
Die Kierche Uuterm Krenz,
monthly, k 1
♦ Manna, monthly.
Springtown, Times, weekly, K 1
BUTLER CO., -G POP. 52,536+.
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Democratic Herald, weekly, 1 1
Eagle, weekly, j 2
Orphan's Friend, monthly, K 2
Millerstown (Barnhart's Mills P. O.),
Herald, weekly, K 2
Petrolia, Record, weekly, K 2
Zelienople, Connoquenessing Valley
News, weekly, K 2
CAMBRIA CO., n POP. 46,811+.
CarroUtown, News, weekly, K 1
Ebensburg, Cambria Freeman, w'kly, K 2
Cambria Herald, weekly, K 2
Gallitzin, News, weeklv, l 2
Johnstown, Tribune, daily. ? j i
" weekly, S 12
Democrat, weekly, j i
Freie Presse, weekly, K 2
St. Mark's Gleanings, m'thly.
Butler, Times, daily, )
weekly, j
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CAMERON CO., ^ POP. 5,159t.
Driftwood, Gazette, weekly, K 1
East Eiupoi'ium, Independent, weekly, L 2
Einpoi'iuin, Cameron Co. Pi-ess, w'kly, K 1
CARBON CO., n- POP. 31,923+.
Lansford, Summit Hill and Lansford
Record, weekly, K 2
Lehighton, Carbon Advocate, weekly, K 2
Mauch Chunk, Times, daily, L2
Coal Gazette, weekly, K 1
Democi'at, weekly, J 1
Watchman, weekly.
Weatherly, Herald, weekly, K 1
CENTRE CO., D POP. 37.922+.
Bellefoute, News, daily, K 1
Centre Democrat, weekly, K 2
D e m o c r atic Watchman,
weekly, 1 1
Fountain, weekly, K 1
Keystone Gazette, weekly, J 1
Republican, weekly, 1 1
Centre Hall, Centre Co. Times, weekly.
Centre Reporter, weekly, K 2
MlUheim, Journal, weekly, K 2
Philipsburg, Journal, weekly, J 1
Ledger, weekly, J 1
CHESTER CO., Q, POP. 83,481+.
Coatesville, Chester Valley Union, w'kly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 1
Home Monthly, L 2
Downingtown, Chester Co. Archive, w'ly, K 1
Honey Brook, Graphic, weekly, K 1
Kennett Square, Keunett Advance, w'kly, J 1
Kennett News and Ad-
vertiser, weekly, J 1
Malvern, Item, weekly, K 2
Oxford, Herald, weekly, K 2
Pl'GSS WGGklV I 1
Parkesburg, Chester Co. Times, weekly, L 2
Farmers' Magazine and
Rural Guide, monthly, H 2
Povdtry Keeper, monthly, H 2
Phoenixville, Star, daily, J 2
Independent, weekly, J 2
Messenger, weekly, J 1
People's Friend, bi-weekly.
Church Advocate, monthly.lK 1
Spring City, Sun, weekly. K 2
West Chester, Local News, daily, G 1
Republican, daily, ) II
weekly. 5 K2
Village Record, d'ly, } J 1
w'ly, S G 1
Democrat,
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weekly,
Chester Co. Post, w'kly, LI
Chester Co. Reporter,
weekly (inserts
legal advts. only),
Jeffersonian, weekly.
West Grove, Independent and Chester
Co. Mirror, weekly,
CLARION CO., -n POP. 40,3'28+.
Clarion, Democrat, weekly,
Jacksonian, weekly,
Republican Gazette, weekly.
East Brady, Review, weekly,
Edenburg (Knox P. O.),
Clarion Co. National, weekly,
Clarion Co. Observer, weekly,
New Bethlehem, Vindicator, weekly.
CLEARFIELD CO., D POP. 60,(XX).
Clearfield, Democrat, weekly.
Raftsman's Journal, w'kly,
Republican, weekly,
Coalport, Standard, weekly,
Curwensville, County Review, weekly,
Du Bois, Courier, weekly.
Express, weekly,
Houtzdale, Observer, weekly,
Penfleld, Press, weekly.
CLINTON CO., i POP. 26,278+.
liock Haven, Democrat, daily, ?
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Clinton Republican,
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Renovo, Evening News, daily, K 1
Record, weeklj% K 2
Sugar Valley, Journal, weekly.
COLUMBIA CO., a POP. 32,409+.
Berwick, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Independent, weekly.
Blooinsbui'gh, Columbia Co. Repub-
lican, weekly, J 1
Columbian, weekly, J l
Democratic Sentinel,
weekly, J 2
Catawissa, News Item, weekly, J 1
CRAWFORD CO., "U POP. 68,607+.
Cambridgeboro, Cambridge News, w'kly, J 1
Cochranton, Times, weekly, J 1
Conneautville, Courier, weekly, 1 1
Linesville, Herald, week!}% J 1
Meadville, Tribune-Republican, daily, ? II
w'kly iH2
Crawford Journal, weekly, 1 2
Freie Presse, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly.
Messenger and Crawford
Democrat, weekly, J 2
Pennsylvania Farmer and
Herald, weekly, H 1
Campus, semi-monthly, L2
Chautauquan, monthly, C 2
Spartansburg, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Titusville, Morning Herald, daily, ? J 1
weekly, S J 1
American Citizen, weekly, J 1
Sundav World, Sundays, J 2
Equitable Aid Union Herald,
monthly.
CUMBERLAND CO., ^ POP. 43,977+.
Carlisle, Evening Sentinel, daily, ) J 2
weekly, J HI
Herald, daily. }
weekly, S J 2
American Volunteer, weekly, J 2
Dickinsoniah, monthly, L 2
* Morning Star, monthly.
Mechanicsburgh, Farmers' Friend and;
Grange Advocate,
weekly, G 2
Independent Joui*nal,
weekly, J 1
Saturday Journal, w'ly, J 2
Mount Holly Springs, Mountain Echo, w'y, L 2
Newville, Star and Enterprise, weekly, J 1
Times, weekly, K 1
Cupid's Corner, monthlj', 1 1
Shippensburg, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
News, weekly, J 1
DAUPHIN CO., n POP. 76,148+.
Harrisburg, Evening Star, daily.
Independent, daily, ?
" weekly, J
Morning Call, daily, ?
" weekly, )
Morning Patriot, daily, ?
" " weekly, J
Telegraph, daily, ?
" weeKly, )
Church Advocate, weekly,
Dauphin Co. Journal, w'y,
Itinerant, weekly.
Morning Telegram, S'yd's,
Pennsylvanische Staats-
Zeitung, weekly.
Conference News, semi-
monthly,
* Sunday School Gem,
semi-monthly.
Messenger, monthly,
* Sunday School Workman,
monthly.
Journal of the United
States Association of
Charcoal Iron Work-
ers, bimonthly,
Hummelstown, Sun, weekly,
Lykens, Register, weekly,
Middletown, Journal, weekly,
Press, weekly,
Millersburg, Herald, weekly,
Sentinel, weekly,
Steelton, Reporter, weekly.
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DELAWARE CO., C\ POP. 56,101+.
<Dhester, Evening News, daily, I 2
Times, daily, H 1
Delaware Co. Advocate, weekly, I 1
Delaware Co. Democrat, weekly, .J 2
Delaware Co. Republican, w'kly, J 2
Brotherhood, monthly, K 2
Darby, Delaware Co. Independent, w'kly.
News and Paschall Pinnacle, w'ly.
Fernwood, Fernwood and Lansdowne
Times, weekly.
Media, Delaware Co. American, w'kly, H 2
Delaware Co. Record, weekly, J 2
Teacher and Pupil, monthly. J 1
Morton, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
South Chester (Thurlow P. O.),
News weekly, J 2
Plainspeaker, weekly, K 1
Swarthmore, Phoenix, monthly, L 2
Upland, Local, weeklj', K 1
ELK CO., li POP. 12,800+.
Ridgway, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Elk Democrat, weekly, K 1
St. Mary's, Elk Co. Gazette, weekly, L 2
ERIE CO., \2 POP. 74,688+.
Albion, Blizzard, weekly, K 1
Corry, Flyer, daily, L 2
Leadei", daily, ? L 2
Telegraph, weekly, S J 1
Herald, weekly, j 2
Sunday Venture, Sundays.
Edinboro, Independent, weekly, K 1
Erie, Evening Herald, daily, ? II
weekly, 5 J 2
Morning Dispatch, daily, ? J 2
weekly, 5 12
Tageblatt, daily, K 1
Advertiser, weekly, J 2
Gazette, weekly, ) K 2
" Sundays, S J 1
Lake Shore Visitor, weekly, 1 1
Observer, weekly, j 2
Sonntagsgast, Sundays, I 2
Sunday Graphic, Sundays, H 1
Zuschauer in der Neuen Heimath,
weekly, j i
Star of Liberty, monthly, 1 2
Oirard, Cosmopolite, weekly, K 2
Mill Village, Herald, weekly, • L 2
North East, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Sun, weekly, K 2
Union City, Times, weekly, j i
Waterford, Leader, weekly, K 1
Wattsburg, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
FAYETTE CO., P POP. 58,842+.
Belle Vernon, Enterprise, weekly.
Brownsville, Clipper, weekly, K 1
Connellsville, Fayette Monitor, weekly, K 1
Keystone Courier, weekly, 1 1
Mill Run, Guest, monthly.
Springfield (Elm P. O.), Mountaineer, m'ly, K 2
Uuioutown, Democrat, weekly, J 2
Genius of Liberty, weekly, 1 1
News, weekly, J 2
Republican Standard, w'y, J 2
FOREST CO., 1:1 POP. 4,385+.
Tionesta, Democratic Vindicator, w'ly, K 1
Forest National Democrat,
weekly, J i
Forest Republican, weekly, K 1
FRANKLIN CO., P POP. 49,855+.
Chambersbiii'gli,
Franklin Repository, daily, ) J 1
-- Jll
Register, daily. )
weekly, )
Valley Spirit, dailj-.
weekly,
Jl
weekly, j 12
Public Opinion, weekly, 1 1
Eclectic Review, monthly.
Fannettsburg, Path Valley News, weekly.
Park's Floral Magazine.
^ ^ monthly, 1 1
Greencastle, Press, weekly, K 2
Valley Echo, weekly, K 1
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FRANKLIN CO.
Mercersburgh, Journal, weekly, L 2
Waj-nesboro. Keystone Gazette, weekly, K 1
Village Record, weekly, K 2
FULTON CO., 9 POP. 10,149+.
McCouuellsbiirg, Fulton Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Fulton Republican,
weekly, K 1
GREENE CO., P POP. 28,273+.
Greensboro, Graphic, weekly, L 2
Waynesbiii'gh, Greene Co. Democrat,
weekly, 1 1
Independent, weekly, 12
Messenger, weekly, J 2
Republican, weekly, J 1
True Blue, weekly.
HUNTINGDON CO., □ POP. 33,954+.
Huutiugrdou, Local News, daily. ) L2
" " semi-w'ly, ) II
Globe, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, J i
Monitor, weekly, J l
Public School Gazette,
weekly.
Golden Dawn, monthly, K 2
Mount Union, Times, weekly, K 2
Orbisonia, Dispatch, weekly, K 1
INDIANA CO., -a POP. 40,527+.
Blairsville, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Cookport, Port 3Ionitor, weekly, K 1
Indiana, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Messenger, weekly, J i
News, weekly, j i
Progress, weekly, j 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Marion (Brady P. O.), Independent, w'kly, K 1
Saltsburg, Press, weekly, K 1
JEFFERSON CO., -Q POP. 27,935+.
Brockwayville, Record, weekly, L 2
Brookville, JefCei-sonian-Democrat,w'yJ 1
Republican, weekly, J 2
Punxsutawney, Spirit, weekly, j i
Valley News, weekly.
Reynoldsville, Paper, weekly, j i
JUNIATA CO., n POP. 18,227+.
Miffliutowu, Democrat and Register,
weekly, k 2
Juniata Herald, weekly, K 1
Juniata Sentinel and Re-
' publican, weekly, K 1
Juniata Tribune, weekly, K 2
Port Royal, Times, weekly, k 2
LACKAWANNA CO., cf POP. 89,269+.
Carbondale, Leader, tri weekly, J 2
Advance, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, . K 2
Dunmore, Pioneer, weekly.
La Plume, Seed-Time and Harvest, m'ly, E 2
Scranton, Republican, daily, ) H 2
Sundaj^s, > H 2
" weekly, ) J2
Times, daily, ) HI
weekly, J K 2
Truth, daily, H 2
Der Herold, semi-weekly, K 2
Baker's Digest and Common
Pleas Reporter, weekly, L 2
Catholic Record, weekly.
Eagle, Sundays, I 2
Hyde Park Courier-Progress,
weekly, K 1
People, weekly.
Providence Register, w'kly, K 2
Saturday Argus, weekly, K 2
Sunday Free Press, Sundays, H 1
Sunday Morning News, Sun-
days, H 2
Wochenblatt, weekly, K 2
American Wood worker and
Saw and Planing-Mill
Journal, monthly, J 2
Diocesan Index, monthly.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
LANCASTER CO., O^ POP. 139,447t.
Christiana, Ledger, Aveekly,
Columbia, Courant, weekly,
Herald, weekly,
Spy, -weekly,
Elizabethtowm, Chronicle, weekly,
Ephrata, Re-snew, weekly,
Farmersville, Guiding Star, monthly,
Weber's Magazine of Hu-
man Culture, monthly,
Liaucaster,
Examiner, daily, )
" weekly, )
Freie Presse, daily,
Sonntags Journal, Sunday
Die Laterne, weekly.
Intelligencer, daily, ?
weekly, J
New Era, daily, )
" weekly, J
Der Familieu Freund, weeklj',
Der Volksfreund und Beobach-
ter, •ft^eekly.
Inquirer, weekly,
Law Review, weekly.
College Student, monthly.
Modern Crematist, monthly.
Pennsylvania School Journal,
monthly.
Stall's Lutheran Year Book and
Historical Quarterly.
Lititz, Express, weekly,
Record, weekly.
Manheim, Sentinel and Lancaster Co. Ad-
vertiser, weekly.
Marietta, Register, weekly.
Times, weekly,
Milton Grove, Progress, weekly.
Mount Joy, Herald, weekly.
Star and News, weekly,
New Holland, Clarion, weekly,
Strasburgh, Free Press, weeklj'.
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"Sew Castle, City News, daily, )
LAWRENCE CO., -D POP. 33,312+.
Jl
weekly, J 12
Courant, weekly, J 2
Democrat, weekly, J 1
Lawrence Guardian, w'y, 1 1
New Wilmington, Globe, weekly, K 1
Holcad, semi-monthly, L 2
LEBANON CO., □, POP. 38,476+.
liebauon, News, daily, K 1
Times, daily, ) K 1
Valley Standard, weekly, ) J 1
Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Courier, weekly, 1 1
Lebanon Co. Independent,
weekly, J 1
Review, weekly, K 1
Volks-Zeitung. weekly, 1 1
Wahrer Demokrat, weekly, K 2
LEHIGH CO., D- POP. 65,969+.
Allentowii,
Chronicle and News, daily, ) II
Lehigh Register, weekly, J J 1
City Item, daily, J 2
Democrat, weekly, I 2
Fried ens-Bote, weekly, H 1
* Herold und Zeitschrif t, w'kly.
Unabhaengiger Republikaner,
weekly, J 2
Welt-Bote, weekly, E 2
National Educator, seml-m'ly, 1 1
^Church Messenger, monthly.
*Der Jugend-Freund, monthly,
Muhlenberg Monthly, L 2
Catasauqua, Dispatch, weekly, K 1
Valley Record, weekly, K 1
Slatington, News, weekly, K 1
LUZERNE CO., D- POP. 133,065+.
Freeland, Progress, weekly, J 1
Hazleton, Plain Speaker, daily, ? J 1
weekly, J K 2
Sentinel, daily, ) K 2
weekly, J J 1
Standard, semi-weekly.
Journal, weekly, K 1
Volksblatt. weekly, L 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
LUZERNE. CO.
Nanticoke, Sun, weekly, J i
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Pittston, Evening Gazette, dailj', ) J 2
weekly, J 1 1
Evening Press, daily, K 2
Plymouth, Star, weekly, K 1
Shickshinny, Mountain Echo, weekly, J 2
White Haven, Journal, weekly, K 2
Wilkes-Barre,
Evening Leader, daily, ) 12
weekly, J H 1
News Dealer, daily, i 1 1
weekly, > HI
Sundays, ) G2
Record, daily, ) 12
weekly, S 1 1
Catholic Advocate, weekly, J l
Demokratischer Wsechter,
weekly, J l
Luzerne Co. Express, weekly, K 2
Luzerne Legal Register,
weekly, K 2
Merry World, weekly, L 2
Samstag Abend, weekly, J 1
Sunday Morning Leader,
Sundays, G 2
Telephone, weekly, 1 2
Watch Fire, weekly, K 2
LYCOMING CO., ^ POP. 64,000.
Hughesville, Mail, weekly, K 2
Jersey Shore, Herald, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, L2
Muncy, Luminary and Lycoming Co.
Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Williainspoi't,
Gazette and Bulletin, daily, | J 2
" " Aveekly, ) 1 1
Sun and Banner, daily, } II
weekly, ) H 2
Board, weekly, J 1
Die Susquehanna Zeitung, w'y, K 1
Labor Record, weekly, J 1
Sunday Breakfast Table, Sun-
days. G 2
Sunday Grit, Sundays, E 1
Visitor, weekly, K 2
West Branch Beobachter, w'ly, K 1
Dickinson Liberal, monthly, L 2
MC KEAN CO., ^ POP. 42,565+.
Bradford, Era. daily, 1 1
Evening Star, daily, ) J 2
" " weekly, \ H2
" " Sundays. )
Sunday News, Sundays, H 1
Petroleum Age, monthly, K 2
Eldred, Eagle, weekly, K 2
Kane, Leader, weekly, L 2
Port AUegany, Reporter, weekly, K 2
Smethport, McKean Co. Miner, weekly, K 2
McKean Democrat, weekly, K 2
MERCER CO., \3 POP. 56,161+.
Greenville, Advance Argus, weekly, J^ 1
Independent, weekljs K 1
Progress, weekly, J 1
Shenango Valley News, w'kly, K 2
Grove City, Telephone, weekly, K 2
Jamestown, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Mercer, Dispatch, weekly, 1 1
Republican, weekly, 1 1
Western Pi-ess, weekly, J 2
Sandy Lake, News, weekly, K 1
Sharon, Evening Eagle, daily, l L2
weekly, 5 K2
Herald, weekly, Jl
Sharpsville, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Stoneboro, Lake Local, weekly, J 3
West Middlesex, American Millwright,
monthly.
MIFFLIN CO., n POP. 19,577+.
Lewistown, Democrat and Sentinel,
weekly, J 1
Free Press, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, K 2
McVeytown, Journal, weekly, K 1
Newton Hamilton, Reasoner, weekly.
Standard, weekly, L^
Watchman, weekly, L Z
Juniata Methodist,
monthly.
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MONROE CO., D- POP. 20,175+.
East Stroiidsburg, Monroe News, weekly. K 2
Stroiidsburg, Jeffersonian, weekly, K2
Monroe Democrat, w'ky, 1 1
MONTGOMERY CO., □, POP. 96,494+.
Ambler, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Bi'yii Mawr, Home News, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, J 2
College ville.Provldence Independent, w'y,K 2
Conshohocken, Recorder, weekly, J 1
Hatboro, Public Spirit, weekly, 1 1
Hatfield, Mirror, weekly, L 1
Haverford College P. O., Havei-fordian,
monthly, L 2
KulpsvlUe, Towamensing Item, weekly, L 1
Lansdale, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Der Beobachter, weekly, L 2
Reporter, weekly, J l
Republican, weekly. K 2
Medical Summary, monthly, I 2
Norriston'u, Herald, daily, ) 12
weekly, ) H 1
Register, daily, ? II
weekly, 5 J 2
Times, daily, } H 2
" weekly, S HI
Montgomery Co. Law Re-
porter, weekly, L 2
Montgomery Co. Post, w'y.
National Defender, w'kly, 1 1
Schuylkill Valley Sentinel,
weekly.
North Wales, Record, weekly, J 1
Pennsbm'gh, Der Bauern Freund und
Demokrat, weekly, I 2
Perkiomen Valley Press,w'y,K 1
Pottstown, Ledger, daily, } K 1
weekly, f II
Morning Chronicle, daily, ? K 1
weekly, 5 K 2
Journal, weekly, L 2
Our Church News, monthly.
Royersford, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Schwenksville, Item, weekly, K 2
Skippaek, Der Neutralist unci Allgemeine
Neuigkeits-bote, weekly, J 1
Souderton, Independent, weekly, K 1
Telford, Montgomery Co. Presse, weekly, L 2
MONTOUR CO., n POP. 15,468+.
Danville, Record, dailj% ) K 1
weekly, J K 2
Sun, daily. L 2
Gem, weekly, K 1
Intelligencer, weekly, K 2
Montour American, weekly, K 2
NORTHAMPTON CO., D- POP. T0,312+.
Bangor, Observer, weekly, K 1
Bethlehem, Times, daily, J 2
Der Brueder Botschaf ter, w'y, K 2
Moravian, weekly, J l
Lehigh Burr, monthly, L 2
Easton, Argus, daily, ? HI
weekly, J II
Express, daily, J i
Free Press, daily, ) II
" " semi weekly, ) II
Council Brand, weekly, J 2
Labor Journal, weekly, K 1
Lehigh Valley Law Reporter,
weekly, L 2
Northampton Correspondent,
weekly, J 2
Northampton Democrat, w'kly, L 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Sunday Call, Sundays, I 2
Lafayette, semi-monthly, K 1
American Mechanics'Advocate,
monthly, J 2
Rutledge's Monthly, H2
Pen Argyle, Index, weekly, L 2
Portland, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
South Bethlehem, Star, daily, 1 1
NORTHUMBERLAND CO., D POP. 53,123+.
Milton. Argus, weekly, j 2
Economist, weekly, J l
Miltonian, weekly, J i
Mount Carmel, News, weekly, K 2
Northumberland, Public Press, weekly, K 1 I
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PENNSYL,VANIA.
NORTHUMBERLAND CO.
Shamokin, Dispatch, daily.
Herald, weekly, Kl
Sentinel, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Suubury, Daily, K 1
American, weekly, j i
News, weekly, j 2
Northumberland Co. Demo-
crat, weekly, 1 1
Watsontown, Record and Star, weekly, K 1
PERRY CO., D POP. 27,522+.
Duncannon, Record, weekly, K 2
Liverpool, Sun, weekly, K 1
New Blooinfield,
People's Advocate and Press,
weekly, K 2
Perry Co. Democrat, weekly, K 2
Perry Co. Freeman, weekly, K 1
Perry Co. Times, weekly, 1 1
Newport, Ledger, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, J l
PHILADELPHIA CO., O, POP. 847,170+.
Bridesburg (Frankford P. O.), Herald, w'y.
Holmesburgh, News, weekly, K 1
Philadelphia,
Abend Post, daily, H 2
Demokrat, daily, ? E 2
Vereinigte Staaten Zeitung, weekly, J G 1
Evening Bulletin, daily, E 1
Evening Call, daily, l El
" weekly, J El
Evening Item, daily, ) X
" " weekly, >• x
" " Sundays, ) X
Evening Star, daily, F 1
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Evening Telegraph, daily,
Freie Presse, daily.
Die Republikanischer Flagge, w'kly
Gazette, daily,
Germantowu Independent, dailj\ )
weekly, J
Herald and Evening Chronicle, daily.
Inquirer, daily.
News, daily,'
" Sundays,
" weekly.
North American, daily.
Press, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays, ,
Public Ledger, daily,
Record, daily, )
" Sundays, )
Tageblatt, daily, )
Sonntags Blatt, Sundays, )
Times, daily,
" weekly,
" Sundays,
Volksblatt, daily.
New Enterprises, semi-weekly,
Vorwarts, semi-weekly.
American, weekly,
American Police Record, weekly,
Bible Banner, weekly,
Bulletin of the American Iron and
Steel Association, weekly.
Cash Grocer, weekly.
Catholic Standard, weekly.
Christian Instructor and United Pres-
byterian Witness, weekly.
Christian Recorder, weekly.
Christian Standard and Home Jour-
nal, weekly.
Christian Statesman, weekly.
Chronicle and Advertiser (Mana-
yunk), weekly,
Church, weekly,
Commercial List and Price Current,
weekly.
Die Neue Welt, Sundays,
Educational News, weekly,
Episcopal Recorder, weekly.
Fox Chase Chronicle, weekly.
Frankford Dispatch, weekly,
Fraukford Gazette, weekly,
Frankford Gleaner, weekly,
Frankford Herald, weekly,
» Friend, weekly.
Friends' Intelligencer and Journal,
weekly, H 1
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PHILADELPHIA CO.
Philadelphia,
Friends" Review, weekly, 1 1
Gazette, weekly, H 1
Germautown Telegraph, weekly, G 1
Golden Days, weekly, B 2
Grocer, weekly, H 2
Guide, weekly, 1 1
Kensington Enterprise, weekly.
Kensington Sun, weekly.
Labor World, weekly, D 2
Legal Intelligencer, weekly, J 2
Lutheran, weekly, 1 1
Lutheran Observer, weekly, G 2
Manayunk Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Medical and Surgical Reporter, w'kly, H 1
Medical Xews, weeklj-, H 2
Merchant's Guide, weekly, I 1
Messenger, weekly, H 2
Methodist, weekly, HI
Monitor, weekly, K 2
National Baptist, weekly, G 2
New Era, weekly, K 1
Nicetown Signal, weekly.
Nord-Amerika, weeklj', G 2
Pamphlet, weeklj-, X
Pennsylvania Hotel and Saloon Keep-
ers' Journal, weekly, J 2
Pennsylvanian, weekly, L 2
Practical Farmer, weekly, D 1
Presbyterian, weekly, F 1
Presbyterian Journal, weekly, H 2
Protestant Standard, weekly, I 2
Railway World, weekly, J 1
Real Estate Record and Builders'
Guide, weekly, J 2
St. George's Journal, weekly, I 2
Satui-day Evening Post, weekly, D 1
Saturdaj' Morning, weekly.
Saturday Night, weekly, A 1
Scout and Mail, weekly, 1 1
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Sonntags Journal, Sundays, H 2
Sporting Life, weekly, D 2
Sunday Dispatch, Sundays, F 2
Sunday Mercury, Sundays, F 1
Sunday Republic, Sundays, H 2
Sunday School Times, weekly, B 1
Sunday Transcript, Sundays, H 2
Sunday World, Sundays, H 2
Taggarfs Sunday Times, Sundays, C 1
Telephone, weekly, G 1
T. H. Belcher's Crystal Palace Jour-
nal, weekly,
Tobacco Age, weekly, H 2
Tocsin, weekly, J l
Traveler and Every Saturday, w'kly, H 1
Tribune, weekly, J l
Vereins Zeitung, weekly, J l
West Philadelphia Press, weekly, J 1
American Atliiete, bi-weekly.
Medical Times, bi-weekly, J 2
United States Review, bi-weekly, K 2
Bulletin of the Philadelphia Textile
Association, semi-monthly, K 2
Centennial Advertiser, semi-monthly.
L C. B. U. Journal, semi-monthly, G 1
Kneass' Magazine for the Blind, semi-
monthly (inserts advertisements
in tlie first issue of each month
only), K 2
Legal and Insurance Reporter, semi-
monthly, K 2
Railroad Record and Investors' Guide,
semi-monthly, H 1
Agents' Herald, monthly, C 2
American Boy, monthly.
American Catholic Historical Re-
searches, monthly.
American Church Sunday School Mag-
azine, monthly.
American Exchange and Review, m'y, H 1
American Journal, monthlj^ 1 1
American Journal of Pharmacy, m'ly, 1 1
American Journal of Photography
and Photographers' Price Current,
monthly, J 1
American Law Register, monthly (In-
serts legal advertisements only), I 2
American Naturalist, monthly, K 2
American Sanitary News, monthly.
American World, monthly, G 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA CO.
Philadelphia,
Annals of Hygiene, monthly.
Archives of Pediatrics, monthly, 1 1
Arthur's Home Magazine, monthly, E 1
Augsburg Sunday-School Teacher, m'y,H 2
Banner and Herald, monthly.
Baptist Teacher, monthly, c 1
Book News, monthly.
Brewers' and Dealers' Journal, m'ly, G 1
Builder and Decorator, monthly, 1 1
Building Association and Home Jour-
nal, monthly, k 2
Camp News, monthly, 1 2
Carpenter, monthly, H 2
Carpet Trade, monthly, H 1
Carriage Monthly (inserts advertise-
ments pertaining to the carriage
trade only), h 2
Catei'er and Household Magazine, m'y, H 1
Children's Friend, monthly, K 2
Chi'istian Woman, monthly, G 2
Church Magazine, monthly, H 2
College and Clinical Recoril, monthly, I 2
Confectioners' Journal, monthly, J 2
Cooper's & Conard's Fashion Monthly.
Dental Cosmos, monthly, H 2
*Der Missionsbote, monthly.
Druggists' Journal, monthly, G 1
Drug, Oil and Paint Reporter, m'thly, H 2
Dye's Government Counterfeit Detec-
tor, monthly, H 1
Eagle's Herald, monthly.
El Progresso, monthly.
Etude, monthly, J 2
Faith and Works, monthly, J 1
Family Visitor, monthly, X
Farm and Garden, monthly, A 1
Farm Joui-nal. monthlj', A 2
Gardeners' Monthly and Horticult-
ui'ist, H 1
Godey's Lady's Book, monthly, E 2
Granite Cutters' Journal, monthly, 1 2
Guardian, monthly, J 2
Guardian Angel, monthly, D 1
Hahnemannian Monthly, J 1
Homoeopathic Physician, monthly.
Horseman's Guide, monthly.
Hotel Man's Guide, monthly, H 2
Household Visitor, monthly.
Ice Trade Journal, monthly. J 1
Industrial Review Textile Reporter,
monthly, J 2
Iron, monthly, H 2
Ii'on Cross, monthly.
Items of Interest, monthly, H 2
Journal of Progress, monthly, G 2
Journal of the FrankUn Institute, m'y, K 1
Junior American Mechanic, monthly, K 2
Knights of the Golden Eagle, m'thly, J 2
Ladies' Home Journal and Practical
Housekeeper, monthlj% A 2
L'Avenir, monthly, L 2
Light, Heat and Power, monthly.
Lippincott's Magazine, monthly, F 1
Medical Bulletin, monthly, G 1
Medical Clippings and New Chemicals,
monthly.
Medical Institute, monthly.
.y. edical World, monthly, G 2
Memorial Tidings, monthly.
Miller's Review, monthly, G 1
Mrs. Benedict's Fashion Journal, m'y, G2
Mimyon's Illustrated World, m'thly.
Musical and Dramatic Standard, m'y, J 2
Musical Times and Band Journal, m'y.
* New Church Life, monthlj'.
Odd Fellows' Siftings, monthly, 1 1
Our Banner, monthly, J 1
Our Young People, monthly, C 1
Paper and Press, monthly, J 1
Parlor and Kitchen, monthly.
Peacemaker, monthly, J 1
Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine,
monthly, B 2
Polyclinic, monthly, 1 2
Printers' Circular and Stationers' and
Publishers' Gazette, monthly, 1 2
Progressive Age and Water Gas Jour-
nal, monthly, G 1
Reformed Presbyterian Advocate,
monthly, 1 2
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Philadelphia,
* Register, niontlily.
Rural Home, monthly, E 1
Shakesperiana, monthly, J 2
Sower, monthly, K 2
Student, monthly, K 2
Sunday School World, monthly, G 2
Tabernacle Magazine, monthly, K 2
Teacher, monthly, F 1
Textile Colorist, monthly, H 1
Textile Record of America, monthly, K 2
Therapeutic Gazette, monthly, F 1
Thoroughbred Stock Journal, m'thly, F l
Underwriter, monthly, H 1
•Westminster Teacher, monthly.
* Words of Faith, monthly.
Young People's Magazine, monthly, H 1
Baptist Superintendent, bi-m'thly.
Homoeopatliic Recorder, bi-m'thly.
American Catholic Review, quarterly, I 2
* American Journal of the Medical
Sciences, quarterly,
*A. M. E. Church Review, quarterly.
Compendium of Medical Science,
quarterly, J 1
Connoisseur, quarter] j'.
Journal of Comparative Medicine
and Surgery, quarterly, K 2
Kneass' Music Journal for the Blind,
quarterly, J 1
Mt. Vernon Quarterly. K 1
♦Pennsylvania Magazine of History
and Biography, quarterly.
Physicians' Magazine, quarterly, K 2
Purchaser, quarterly, K 2
Reformed Review, quarterly, L 2
Strawbridge & Clothier's Quarterly.
Sugar Beet, quartei'ly, J 2
Typographic Advertiser, quarterly.
Tacony, Observer, bi-weekly.
PIKE CO., n- POP. 9,663t.
Mil ford, Dispatch, weekly, K 1
POTTER CO., li POP. 13,797+.
Coudersport, Potter Co. Journal, w'y, K 2
Potter Enterprise, w'kly, K 2
Mills, Agents' Friend, monthly, X
Shingle House, Sharon Leader, weekly.
Ulysses, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
SCHUYLKILL CO., o POP. 129,974-i-.
Ashland, Advocate, weekly, J 1
Local, weekly, K 2
Record, weekly, K 2
Frackville, Item, weekly. L 2
Girardville, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Mahanoy City, Record , triweekly, J 2
Mahanoy Tribune, weekly, J 1
Minersville, Free Press, weekly, H 1
Pine Grove, Herald, weekly, K 1
Tribuue, weekly, K 1
Pottsville, Evening Chronicle, daily, ? H 2
Standard, weekly, ) J 2
Miners' Journal, daily, ) 12
weekly, 3 1 1
Republican, dailv, > J 2
weekly, S I 2
Amerikanischer Republik-
aner, w^eekly, .7 1
Jefferson Demokrat, weekly, J 2
St. Clair, Splinters, weekly, K 1
Schuylkill Haven, Enterprise, weekly, L2
Shenandoah, Evening Herald, daily, ? J 1
weekly, J J 2
Evening Progress, daily, J 2
Amephka, weekly.
Mining Herald and Colliery
Engineer, weekly, H 1
Sunday News, Sundays, J 2
Tamaqua, Courier, weekly, J 1
Tower City, Valley Echo, weekly, K 1
Tremont, News, weekly, L 2
West Schuylkill Press, weekly, K 1
SNYDER CO., n POP. 17,797+.
Freeburgh, Courier, weekly, K 1
Middleburgh, Post, weekly, K2
Selinsgrove, Snyder Co. Tribune, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
SOMERSET CO., P POP. 33,110+.
Berlin, Record, weekly, L 2
Meyersdale, Commercial, weekly, J 2
Prohibition Era, monthly.
Somerset, Democrat, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, J 2
Somerset Co. Times, weekly, J 1
SULLIVAN CO., ^ POP. 8,073+.
Dushore, Sullivan Review, weekly, J 1
La Porte, Sullivan Republican, w'kly, K 1
SUSQUEHANNA CO., cf POP. 40,354+.
Great Bend, Plaindealer, weekly, K 2
Montrose, Democrat, weekly, 1 1
Independent Republican,w'y,H 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
New Milford, Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Susquehanna, Transcript, daily. ?
weekly, S J 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
TIOGA CO., i POP. 45,814+.
Blossburgh, Register, weekly, K 1
Elkland, Journal, weekly, K 1
Knoxvllle, Courier, weekly, K 1
Lawrenceville, Herald, weekly, K 2
Mansfield, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Wocheublatt (Putnam P. O.),
weekly.
Millerton, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Wellsboro, Agitator, weekly, 1 2
Gazette, weekly, J 2
Republican Advocate, w'ly, J 1
Westfleld, Free Press, weekly, K 1
UNION CO., n POP. 16,905+.
Lewisbxirgh, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
Saturday News, weekly, J 2
University Mirror, m'ly, L2
Mifflinburgh, Telegraph, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 1
VENANGO CO., \3 POP. 43,670+.
Emlenton, Critic, semi-weekly, K 1
News, semi-weekly, L 2
Frauklin, Evening News, daily, J 1
Penny Press, daily.
Citizen Press, weekly, 1 1
Venango Spectator, weekly, J 1
Oil City, Blizzard, daily, ^ J 2
" weekly, ) J 1
Derrick, daily, ) 1 2
weekly, ^ J 2
WARREN CO., \d POP. 27,981+.
Bear Lake. Record, weekly.
Sugar Grove, News, weekly,
Tidioute, News, weekly.
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Warreu. Evening Paragraph, daily, ? K 1
weekly, J K 1
Mirror, daily. >
" weekly, S J 1
Ledger, weekly, 1 1
Mail, weekly, J 2
WASHINGTON CO., p POP. 55,418+.
Beallsville, Telegram, weeklj-, L 2
Biu-gettstown, Call, weekly, K 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
California, Valley Messenger, weekly, K 1
Cannonsburg, Evening Notes, daily ?
" weekly, \ J 1
Herald, weekly, L 2
Claysville, Independent, weekly, L 2
Monongahela City, Penny Record, dail}\ )
w'ly, S J 1
Republican, daily, ) K 2
weekly, 5 J 1
Washington, Reporter, daily, I J 1
weekly, 5 J 1
Review, daily. )
weekly, S J 2
Democrat, weekly, 1 1
Observer, weekly, J 2
Jeffersonian, monthly, L 2
WAYNE CO., d POP. 33,513+.
Hawley, Times, weekly, K 1
Honesdale, Citizen, weekly, J 2
Wayne Co. Herald, weekly, J 2
Wayne Independent, w'kly, I 2
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PENNSYLVANIA.
WESTMORELAND CO., P FOP. 100,000.
Greeusbiirgli, Evening Press, daily, ) J 2
" weekly, )H1
Record, daily. I
" weekly. ^
Pennsylvania Argus,
weekly, 1 1
Temperance Banner,
weekly.
Tribune and Herald, w'y, I 2
Westmoreland Demo-
crat, weekly, 1 1
Irwin, Standa)"d, weekly, K 1
Latrobe, Advance, weekly, L 2
Home News, weekly.
Mount Pleasant, Journal, weekly, J 1
Scottdale, Independent, weekly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, J 2
"West Newton, Youghiogheny Times, w'y, J 1
WYOBUNG CO., nf POP. 15,598+.
Factoryville, Academian. monthly, L 2
Tuukiianuock, New Age, weekly, 1 1
Republican, weekly, J 1
Wyoming Democrat,
weekly, J 2
YORK CO., [? POP. 87,841+.
Delta, Herald, weeklj', K 2
Times, weekly.
Dillsburg, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Glen Rock, Item, weekly, J 1
Hanover, Citizen, weekly, K 2
Der Citizen, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, 1 1
Spectator, weekly, K 1
Wrights ville. Star, weekly, L 2
York, Age, daily, K 2
Daily, } 1 2
Weekly, S HI
Evening Dispatch, daily, \ 12
weekly, ) J 2
Democratic Press, weekly J 2
Die Gazette, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, J 2
Pennsylvanian, weekly, J 2
Fountain, monthly, H 1
Lutheran Missionary Journal, m'y,F 2
Prohibitionist, monthly.
St. John's Church Record, m'hly.
Teachers' Journal, monthly, H 2
RHODE ISLAND.
Pop., 376,531+.
BRISTOL CO., D- POP. 11,394+.
Bristol, Phoenix, weeklj'. K2
Warren, Gazette, weekly, K 1
KENT CO., D POP. 20,588+.
CentrevUle, Kent Co. News, weekly, K 1
East Greenwich, Rhode Island Pendu-
lum, weekly, K 2
Academy Trio, m'j\
Phenix, Pawtuxet Valley Gleaner, w'kly, I 2
Washington Village, Telephone, weekly, K 1
NEWPORT CO., Q, POP. 24.180+.
Nevrport, News, daily, ? II
" weekly, S K 2
Enterprise, weeklj'.
Mercury, weekly, 1 1
Rhode Island Historical Maga-
zine, quarterly K 2
PROVIDENCE CO., d] POP. 197,874+.
Central Falls, Visitor, weekly, J 1
East Providence, Eagle, weekly, L 2
Record, weekly, L 2
Pawtucket, Evening Times, daily, K 1
Gazette and Chronicle, w'ly, J 2
Sun, weekly, L 2
Proviflence,
Evening Bulletin, daily, D 1
Evening Dispatch, daily. )
Sundays, J H2
Evening Telegram, daily, I F 1
Sundays, J F 2
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDi:XCE CO.
Providence,
Journal, daily, 1 G 2
" semi-weekly, I K 1
" Sundays, ( H2
weekly, J J l
Anzeiger, weekly, L 2
Bilker's Weekly, H 2
Burrillville Gazette, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Indicator, weekly, H 2
People, weekly, I 2
Rhode Island Democrat, w'kly, H 2
Rhode Island Press, weekly, I 2
Sunday Star, Sundays, G 2
Sunday World, Sundays.
Visitor, weekly, J 2
Brunonian, bi-weekly, L 2
Catholic Temperance Advo-
cate, monthly, 1 1
Freemason's Repository, m'ly, H 1
Manufacturing Jeweler, m'ly, H 1
Missionary Helper, monthly, 1 1
Reid's and Price, Lee & Co.'s
Consolidated Railroad
Guide and Gazetteer, m'ly, J 2
Valley Falls, Cumberland Standard, w'y.
Woonsocket, Evening Reporter, daily, H 2
Courrier Canadien,semi-w'y,L 2
Patriot, weekly, H 1
Newton's Textile Gazette,
bi-weekly, J 2
WASHINGTON CO., P POP. 22,495+.
Hope Vallej', Sentinel-Advertiser, weekly, J 1
Narragansett Pier, Narragansett Herald,
weekly, K 1
Wakefield, Kingstowne Citizen, weekly.
Narragansett Times and
Washington Co. Adver-
tiser, weekly, K 2
Westerly, Call, weekly, L 2
Narragansett Weekly, J 2
News and Rhode Island Tele-
phone, weekly, J 2
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Pop., 995,577+.
ABBEVILLE CO., -D POP. 40,815+.
Abbeville, Medium, weekly, K 1
Messenger, weekly, L 2
Press and Banner, weekly, K 2
Due West, Associate Reformed Presbyte-
rian, weekly, J 2
Greenwood, Tribune, weekly, L 2
McCormick, Advance, weekly, L 2
Troy, Psalm Singer, monthly, J 1
AIKEN CO., -n POP. 28,112+.
Aiken, Journal and Review, weeklj , K 2
Recorder, weekly, K 2
ANDERSON CO., "D POP. 33,612+.
Anderson, Intelligencer, weekly, J 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Honea Path, Plaindealer, weekly, L 2
Williamston, Naiad, monthly, J 1
BARNWELL CO., ^ POP. 39,857+.
Barnwell, People, weekly, L 2
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
BEAUFORT CO.. P POP. 30,176+.
Beaufort, Sea Island News, weekly, L 2
Port Royal, Palmetto Post, weekly, L 2
BERKELEY CO., P POP. 47,825.
Mount Pleasant, Berkeley Gazette, w'y, K 1
CHARLESTON CO., ^ POP. 102,800+.
Charleston,
News and Courier, daily, ) G 2
Sundavs, } G 1
weekly, ) G 1
Deutsche Zeitung, semi-w'ly, ? L 2
weekly, $ L2
Dispatch, Sundays, H 2
Recorder, weekly.
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Oreenville, News, daily, ?
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHESTER CO., [^ POP. 24,153+.
Chester, Bulletin, weekly,
Reporter, weekly,
CHESTERFIELD CO., cC POP. 16,345+.
Cheraw, Reporter, weekly,
Chesterfield Court House, Chester-
field Advertiser, weekly, L 2
CLARENDON CO., D POP. 19,190+.
nf anuiug, Clarendon Enterprise, w'kly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
COLLETON CO., t? POP. 36,386+.
St. George's, News, weekly, L 2
Walterboro, Colleton Press, weekly, K 1
Southern Star, weekly, L 2
DARLINGTON CO., □' POP. 34,485+.
Darliugtou, News, weekly, K 1
Florence, Times, weekly, K 1
EDGEFIELD CO., -D POP. 45,844+.
Edgefield, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Johnston, Edgefield Monitor, weekly, L 2
FAIRFIELD CO., ^ POP. 27,765+.
Winnsboi'o, News and Herald,tri-w'y, > L 1
w'y, 5K1
GEORGETOWN CO., D- POP. 19,613+.
Georgetown, Enquirer, weekly, L2
Times, weekly, K 1
GREEN\^LLE CO., \: POP. 87,496+.
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weekly, J K 2
Baptist Courier, weekly, H 1
Enterprise and Mountain-
eer, weekly, K 2
Cotton Plant, monthly, H 1
HAMPTON CO., P POP. 18,741+.
Uamptou Court House,
Hampton Co. Gfuardian, weekly, K 1
HORRY CO., cf POP. 15,574+.
Conway, Horry Herald, weekly.
Times, weekly.
KERSHAW CO., ^ POP. 21,538+.
Caiiideu, Journal, weekly, K 1
Kershaw Gazette, weekly, K 1
Wateree Messenger, weekly, L 2
LANCASTER CO., ^ POP. 16,903+.
liancaster. Ledger, weekly, K 2
Review, weekly, L 2
LAURENS CO., \j POP. 29,444+.
Clinton, Our Monthly, K 1
Liaureus (Laureasville), Advertiser, w'y, K 1
Laurensville Herald, weekly, K 1
LEXINGTON CO., D POP. 18,564+.
Lewiedale, News, weekly, L 2
Liexington, Dispatch, weekly, K2
aiARiON CO., cf POP. 34,107+.
Marion, Pee Dee Index, weekly, J 1
Star, weekly, K 1
MARLBOROUGH CO., cf POP. 20,598+.
Beuuettsville, Marlboro Chronicle,
weekly, L 2
Marlboro Democrat,
weekly, L 2
NEWBERRY CO., -Q POP. 26,497+.
New^berry, Herald and News, weekly, K 1
Lutheran Visitor, weekly, J 2
Observer, weekly, K 2
Prosperity, Press and Reporter, weekly, L 2
OCONEE CO., "d pop. 16,256+.
Seneca, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Walhalla, Keowee Courier, weekly, K 2
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ORANGEBURG CO., O POP. 41,395+.
Orangeburg, Times and Democrat,
weekly. J 1
3Iethodist Messenger,
semi-monthly, K 2
PICKKNS CO., "a POP. 14,3S9+.
Easley, Messenger, weekly, K 1
Pickens, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
RICHLAND CO., D POP. 28,573+.
Columbia, Record, daily, K 2
Register, daily, ) J 1
tri- weekly, > L 2
weekly, ) J 1
Christian Neighbor, weekly, J 1
Southern Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, H 2
Southern Presbyterian,
weekly, 1 2
Carolina Teacher, monthly.
South Carolina Collegian,
monthly, L 2
SPARTANBURG CO., "n POP. 40,409+.
Gaffney City, Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Spartanburg, Carolina Spartan, w'ly, J 2
Herald, weekly, J 1
SUMTER CO., a POP. 37,037+.
Bishopville, Enterprise, weekly.
Sumter, Advance, weekly.
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Watchman and Southron, w'y, K 2
Temperance Worker, semi-
monthly, K 2
UNION CO., ti POP. 24,080+.
Union, Times, weekly, L2
WILLIAMSBURG CO., Q- POP. 24,110+.
K-iugstree, Williamsburg Star and
Herald, weekly,
YORK CO., i POP. 30,713+.
Black's (Black's Station P.O.), Review,w'y,
Rock Hill, Herald, weekly,
Yorkville, Enquirer, weekly,
L2
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TENNESSEE.
Pop., 1,543,359+.
BEDFORD CO., D POP. 26,025+.
Shelbyville, Bedford Co. Times, w'kly, L 2
Commercial, weekly, K 1
Gazette, weekly, . K 2
Baptist Harbinger, m'tly, K 1
Wartrace, Advance, weekly.
BLEDSOE CO., D- POP. 5,617+.
Pikeville, Sequachee News, weekly.
BLOUNT CO., D- POP. 15,985+.
Maryville, Times, weekly, L 2
BRADLEY CO., O, POP. 12.124+.
Cleveland, Banner-News, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, J 1
CAMPBELL CO., [if POP. 10,005+.
Jacksboro', Valley Sentinel, weekly, L 2
CANNON CO., n POP. 11,859+.
Woodbury, Cannon Courier, weekly, L 2
CARROLL CO., -Q POP. 22,103+.
Huntingdon, Tennessee Republican,
weekly, K 1
McKenzie, Tri-County News, weekly, K 1
CARTER CO., cf POP. 10,019+.
Elizabethtou, Mountaineer, weekly, K 1
CHEATHAM CO., ^ POP. 7,956+.
Ashland City, Reporter, weekly, L2
COFFEE CO., n POP. 12,894+.
Manchester, Times, weekly, K 1
TuUahoma, Guardian, weekly, L 2
Messenger, weekly, K 1
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TENNESSEE.
CROCKETT CO., -Q POP. 14,109+.
Alamo, Crockett Co. Sentinel, weekly, K 1
DAVIDSON CO., tl FOP. 79,026+.
Nashvillet
American, dally, ) G 1
weekly, J F 1
Banner, daily, I G 1
weekly, ) HI
Union, daily, > H 2
" weekly, S G 2
Anzeiger des Sudens, weekly, J 1
Christian Advocate, weekly, E 1
Cumberland Presbyterian, weekly, G 2
Free Lancn, weekij', J 2
Gospel Advocate, weekly, G 1
Issue, weekly, H 2
National Review, weekly, J 1
Southern Evangelist, weekly.
Tennessee Farmer, weekly.
Tennessee Star, weekly.
Southern Lumberman, semi-m'thly, H 1
* Advocate of Missions, monthly
Fisk Herald, monthly, K 1
Journal of Medicine and Surgery,
monthly, J 1
Kappa Alpha Journal, monthly.
Roger Williams' Record, monthly, K 2
Southern Geologist, monthly, K 2
Southern Miller, monthly, J 2
Southern Practitioner, monthly, H 1
Southwestern Journal of Education,
monthly, H 2
Sunday-School Magazine, monthly, E 1
Vanderbilt Observer, monthlj', L 2
♦Woman's Missionary Advocate, m'y.
Youths' Treasury, monthly, K 2
Dental Headlight, quarterly, J 1
DE KALB CO., D POP. 14,813+.
Liberty, Herald, weekly.
DICKSON CO., ^ POP. 12,460+.
Charlotte, Dickson Co. Press, weekly, K 2
Dickson, Democrat, weekly.
DYER CO., -n POP. 15,118+.
Dyersburg, Dyer Co. Times, w^eekly.
Neal's State Gazette, w'kly,K 2
Newbern, Aitow, weekly.
FAYETTE CO., p POP. 31,871+.
SoDierville, Reporter and Falcon, w'y, K 1
FRANKLIN CO., P POP. 17,173+.
Sherwood, Sunny Clime, weeklj'.
Winchester, Franklin Co. News, w'kly, K 1
Home Journal, weekly, K 1
GIBSON CO., -a POP. 32,685+.
Humboldt, Messenger, weekly, J 1
Milan, Exchange, weeklj', K 1
Trenton, Gibson Co. Herald, weekly, J 1
GILES CO.. [? POP. 36,014+.
Pulaski, Citizen, weekly, J 1
Giles Co. Democrat, weekly.
GREENE CO., cf POP. 24,005+.
Greenville, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Democrat, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
GRUNDY CO., D POP. 4,264+.
Tracy City, News, weekly.
HABIBLEN CO., cT POP. 10,187+.
Morristown, Democrat, semi-weekly.
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Tennessee Pilot, weekly, K 1
HAMILTON CO., Q, POP. 50,000.
Chattanooga, Commercial, daily, ? J2
Sundays, ) I 2
Times, daily, ) 12
" weekly, > G 1
Sundays, ) H 2
Baptist Reflector, w'kly, G 1
Light for Thinkers, vr'.v, J 2
Methodist Advocate,w'y,H 1
Sunday Argus, Sundays, J 1
Tradesman, semi ni'ly, H 2
Drugman, monthly, I 2
TENNESSEE.
HARDEMAN CO., P POP. 22,921+.
Boliver, Bulletin, weeklj', L?
HARDIN CO., p POP. 14,793+.
Savannah, Courier, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly.
HAWKINS CO., nf POP. 20,610+.
Rogersville, Herald, weeklj'.
Holston Review^, weekly, L 2
HAYWOOD CO., -D POP. 26,053+.
Bro^vusville, States Democrat, w'kly, J 1
HENDERSON CO., -D POP. 17,430+.
Liexiugtou, Progress, weekly, L2
HENRY CO., "D pop. 22,142+.
Paris, Post-Intelligencer, weekly, 1 1
Tribune, weekly.
HICKMAN CO., n POP. 12,095+.
Centreville, Hickman Pioneer, w'kly, K 1
HOUSTON CO., ^ POP. 4,295+.
Erin, Houston Co. News, weekly,
HUMPHREYS CO., D POP. 11,379+.
Waverly, Humphi-eys Co. News, w'ly, L 2
Times-Journal, weekly, K 1
JACKSON CO., [^ POP. 12,008+.
Gainesboro, Upper Cumberland, w'ly, L 2
JEFFERSON CO., D- POP. 15,846+.
Daudridge, Republican Banner, w'kly, L2
Mossy Creek, Jefferson Co. Visitor, w'klj'.
JOHNSON CO., a' POP. 7,766+.
Mountain City, Tennessee Tomahawk,
weekly. K 1
KNOX CO.. D- POP. 39,124+.
Knoxville, Journal, daily, )
J2
12
weekly.
Sentinel, daily.
Tribune, daily, ? J 1
weekly, 5 H 1
East Tenn. Labor Globe,
weekly.
Holston Methodist, weekly, J 2
Sunday Times. Sundays.
Chi-Delta Ci*e«ceut, m'ly.
Dental Eclectic, bi-m'thly, K 2
LAUDERDALE CO., -D POP. 14,918+.
Ripley, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
News, weekly, L 2
LAWRENCE CO., P POP. 10,383+.
Lawreuceburgli,
Lawrence Democrat, weekly, L 2
Lawrence Union, weeklj% L 2
LINCOLN CO., P POP. 26,960+.
Fayetteville, Express, weekly. K 1
Observer, weekly, J 1
LOUDON CO., D- POP. 9,126+.
Lioudou, Loudon Co. Record, weekly.
MCMINN CO.. □, POP. 15,064.
Athens, Athenian, weekly, J 1
Citizen, weeklj-.
Post, weekly, K 2
MCNAIRY CO., P POP. 17,271+.
Falcon, McNairy Co. Review, wet- kly, L 2
Purdy, McNairy Independent, weekly, K 1
MADISON CO., -a POP. 30,874+.
Jackson, West Tennessee Whig, semi-
weekly. J 1
Christian Index, weekly, J 2
Dispatch, weekly, H 1
Forked Deer Blade, weekly, J 2
Tribune and Sun, weekly, H 1
MARION CO., P, POP. 10,910+.
Jasper, Sequachee Sun, weeklj', L 2
Valley Herald, weekly, K 2
South Pittsburgh, New Era, weekly.
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MARSHALL CO., D POP. 19,259+.
liCW^isburg, Marshall Gazette, weekly, K 1
MAURY CO., D POP. d9,90ijr.
Columbia, Herald, weekly, J 1
Maury Democrat, weekly, K 2
MONROE CO., O^ POP. 14,283+.
Sweetwater, Monroe Democrat, weekly, K 1
News, weekly.
MONTGOMERY CO., ^ POP. 28,481+.
Clarksville, Tobacco Leaf , semi-w'ly, Jl
Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Democrat, weekly, J 2
S. W. P. U. Journal, m'ly, L 2
MOORE CO., P POP. 6,233+.
Liynchbiirg, Falcon, weekly, L2
MORGAN CO., rf POP. 5,156+.
Rugby, Gazette and East Tennessee News,
weekly, L 1
Sunbright, Dispatch, weeklj', K 1
OBION CO., \2 POP. 22,912+.
Troy, News-Banner, weekly, K 1
Farmers' Visitor, monthly.
Union City, Anchor, weekly, K 1
Royal Banner, semi-monthly, K 1
Farm and Poultry Yard, m'ly.
OVERTON CO., ^ POP. 12,153+.
liiTingston, Mountain Sentinel, weekly, K 1
RHEA CO., D- POP. 12,000.
Dayton, Leader, weekly, K 1
News Gazette, weekly, K2
Spring City, Times, weekly.
ROANE CO., D- POP. 15,237+.
Kinsfston, East Tennesseean, weekly, K 1
Roane Co. Republican, w'y, K 1
Rockwood, Times, weekly.
ROBERTSON CO., [^ POP. 18,861+.
Springfield, Record, weekly, K 1
RUTHERFORD CO., D POP. 36,741+.
Murfreesboro, Free Press, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly.
SEVIER CO., D- POP. 15,541+.
Sevierville, Republican, weekly, K 1
SHELBY CO., P POP. 78,430+.
Memphis, Appeal, daily, ) H 2
" weekly, ^ G 1
Avalanche, daily. ? H 2
weekly, S H 2
Public Ledger, daily, ) H 2
weekly, 5 J 2
Scimitar, daily, ) II
" weekly, ) II
Adam, weekly, K 2
Jewish Spectator, weekly, K 1
J.iving Way, weekly, J 1
Republican. Sundays.
Southern Methodist Stand-
ard, weekly.
Southern Record, w^eekly, L 2
Sudliches Post-Journal, w'y, 1 1
Sunday Times, Sundays, H 1
Tennessee Baptist, weekly, H 2
Watchman, weekly, K 1
Cotton Belt, semi-monthly, H 2
Fraternal Record, monthly.
Gleaner, monthly, J 1
Missisippi Valley Farmer,
monthly.
Mississippi Valley Medical
Monthly, 1 2
Union Triangle, monthly, H 1
SMITH CO., i POP. 17,799+.
Carthage, Mirror, weekly, K 1
Record, weekly, J 1
STEWART CO., [^ POP. 12,690+.
Dover, Com-ier, weekly, L 2
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SULLIVAN CO., cf POP. 18,321+.
Bristol, Courier, weekly,
Reporter, weekly,
SUMNER CO., [^ POP. 23,625+.
Gallatin, Examiner, weekly,
Tennesseean, weekly,
TIPTON CO., -a POP. 21,033+.
Covington, Tipton Record, weekly,
TROUSDALE CO., i POP. 6,646+.
Hartsville, Sentinel, weekly,
WARREN CO., n POP. 14,079+.
McMinHville, New Era, weekly, K 2
Southern Standard, w'y, J 1
WASHINGTON CO., cf POP. 16,181+.
Johnson City, Comet, weekly, K 2
Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Jonesboro', Herald and Tribune, w'y, K 2
WEAKLEY CO., ^ POP. 24,538+.
Dresden, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Martin, Mail, weekly, L 2
Primitive Baptist, semi-monthly.
WHITE CO., n POP. 11,176+.
Sparta, Expositor, weekly, L 2
State and Farm, weekly.
WILUAMSON CO., n POP. 28,313+.
Franklin, Review and Joiu-nal, w'kly, K 2
WILSON CO., i POP. 28,747+.
Lebanon, Herald, weekly, K 1
Register, weekly, J 1
Student, monthly, L 2
TEXAS.
Pop., 1,591,749+.
ANDERSON CO., D- POP. 17,395+.
Palestine, Advocate, weekly,
East Texas News, w^eekly,
ANGELINA CO., D- POP. 5,239+.
Lufkin, Clarion, weekly.
• ARANSAS CO., ^ POP. 996+.
Rockport, Transcript, weekly,
ATASCOSA CO., ^ POP. 4,217+.
Pleasanton, Monitor, weekly,
AUSTIN CO., Q, POP. 14,429+.
Bellville, Austin Co. Times, weekly,
Standard, weekly,
Sealy, Local Freiglit, weekly.
BANDERA CO., D POP. 2,158+.
Bandera, Bugle, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly,
BASTROP CO., n POP. 17,215+.
Bastrop, Advertiser, weeklj',
Elgin, Times, weeklj',
BAYLOR CO., b POP. 2,500.
Seymour, Cresset, weekly,
BEE CO., n POP. 2,393+.
Beeville, Bee, weeklj-.
BELL CO., n POP. 20,518+.
Beltou, News, daily. )
" weekly, s
Journal, weekly.
Reporter, weeklj-,
Holland, Texas Citizen, semi-weeklj-.
Enterprise, weekly.
Temple, Times, daily. )
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Herald, weekly.
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TEXAS.
BEXAR CO., Cp FOP. 40,000.
San Autouio,
Evening Paper, daily.
Express, daily, ) HI
" seuii-weekly, S H 2
Freie Presse fur Texas, daily, ) K 1
w'ly, >H2
Light, daily, J 2
Times, daily, ) J 1
weekly, S J 1
Der Beobaohter, weekly, L 2
East Texas Progress, weekly.
Texas Stockman and Farmer,
"sveeklj'. H 2
Church Record of Western
Texas, monthly, K 2
BLANCO CO., D POP. 3,583+.
Blauco, News, weeklj^ K 1
Star- Vindicator, weekly, K 1
Johnson City, Mountain Echo, weekly.
Round Mountain, Nutshell, weekly.
BOSQUE CO., D POP. 11,217+.
Meridian, Alliance Sun, weekly.
Bosque Co. Citizen, weekly, K 2
Walnut Springs (Walnut P. O.), Walnut
Gazette, weekly.
BOWIE CO., cf POP. 10,965+.
New Boston, Herald, weekly, K 1
Texarkana, Sunday World, Sundays.
BRAZORIA CO., Cl POP. 9,774+.
Brazoria, Investigator, weekly.
Texas Pioneer, semi-m'thly.
BRAZOS CO.. a POP. 13,576+.
Bryan, Brazos Pilot, weekly, J 2
Slovan and Rolink, weeklj", J 1
BROWN CO., a POP. 8,414+.
Browuwood, Brown Co. Banner, w'ly, K 2
Bulletin, weekly, L 2
BURLESON CO., D POP. 9,243+.
Caldwell, Register, weekly, L 2
BURNET CO., D POP. 6,855+.
Burnet, Bulletin, weekly, K 2
Hero, weekly, K 1
CALDWELL CO., D POP. 11,T57+.
liockhart. Register, weekly.
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Luling, Signal, weekly,
CALLAHAN CO., tl POP. 3,453+.
Baird, Callahan Co. Clarendon, weekly, L 2
CAMERON CO., ^ POP. 14,959+.
Brownsville, Cosmopolitan, daily, L2
Times, weekly, L 2
CAMP CO., D POP. 5,931+.
Pittsburg:, Gazette, weekly,
CASS CO., cf POP. 16,724+.
Atlanta, Citizens' Journal, weekly,
Liiufleu, Cass Co. Sun, weekly,
CHEROKEE CO., D- POP. 16,723+
Jacksonville, Intelligencer, weekly.
Rusk, Cherokee Standai-d, weekly,
CLAY CO., ^ POP. 5,045+.
Henrietta, Enterprise, weekly.
Independent, weekly,
COLEMAN CO., D POP. 3,603+.
Coleman, Voice, weekly,
Santa Anna, News, Aveekly.
COLLIN CO., cf POP. 25,983+.
Farmersville, Times, weekly.
McK.inney, Collin Co. Mercury weekly, J 1
Democrat, weekly.
Enquirer, weekly.
Piano, Review, weekly,
COLORADO CO., P, POP. 18,000.
Columbus, Colorado Citizen, weekly, K2
Weimar, Gimlet, weekly, L 2
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TEXAS.
COMAL CO., D POP. 5,546+.
New Braunfels, Neu-Braanfelser Zeit-
ung, weekly, J 1
COMANCHE CO., D POP. 8,608+.
Comanche, Chief, weekly, K 2
Town and Country, w'kly.
DeLeon, Messenger, weekly, L 2
COOKE CO., [^ POP. 20,391+.
Gainesville, Hesperian, daily, ) L2
weekly,
K2
Morning Register, d'lv. )
w'ly, 5 J 2
CORYELL CO., D POP. 10,924+.
Gatesville, Star, weekly. L 2
DALLAS CO., cf POP. 38,000.
Dallas, Herald, daily. }
weekly,
ally,
weekly,
News, daily, I
^kly, \
Times, daily, )
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weekly, S J 1
* Home and Sunday School, w'y.
Liberator, weekly.
Mercury, weekly, G 1
Norton's Union Intelligencer,
weekly, 1 2
Sunday Chronicle, Sundays.
Sunny Clime, weekly, K 1
Texas Baptist and Herald, w'y, G 2
Texas Christian Advocate, w'ly, E 2
Texas Farmer, weekly, G 1
Texas Mocking-Bird, weekly.
Texas Volksblatt, weekly, K 2
Colored Methodist, semi-m'thly, K 1
Dixie Land, semi-monthly.
Texas Farm and Ranch, semi-
monthly, E 1
Texas Prohibition Advocate,
semi-monthly, J 1
Lone Star Magazine, monthly.
Mercantile Journal and Texas
Price Current, monthlj".
Texas Courier Record of Medi-
cine, monthlj".
Texas Plowman and Estray
Record, monthly. H2
Texas School Journal, monthly, J 2
Texas Dental Journal,quarterly,K 2
Lancaster, Telephone, weekly, L 2
Mesquite, Texas Mesquiter, weekly, K 1
DELTA CO., cf POP. 5,597+.
Cooper, Delta Co. Banner, weekly, L 2
Delta Courier, weekly, L 1
DENTON CO., i POP. 18,143+.
Denton, Chronicle, weekly, J 2
Denton Co. Post, weekly, K 1
Monitor, weekly, K 1
Our Bulletin Board, seml-m'ly.
Dentonian, monthly, K 2
Lewisville, Headlight, weekly, L 2
Pilot Point, Mirror, weekly, L 2
New Era, weekly.
DE WITT CO., P POP. 10,082+.
Cuero, Bulletin, weekly. K 2
Der Deutsche Herold, weekly, K 1
Star, weekly, K 1
DIMMIT CO., P POP. 665+.
Cai-rizo Springs, Times, weekly, K 1
DONLEY CO., "□ POP. 160+.
Clarentlon, Northwest Texan, weekly, L2
EASTLAND CO., (i POP. 4,855+.
Cisco, Farmer's Headlight, weekly, K 1
Round-Up, weekly, J 1
ELLIS CO., cf POP. 30,000.
Ennis, Commercial Recorder, weekly, K 1
Local, weekly.
Satm-day Review, weekly. L 2
Gospel Flame, semi-monthly.
Midlothian, News, weekly, K 1
Waxahachie, Ellis Co. Telegraph, w'y.
Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Mirx-or, weekly, K 2
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EL PASO CO., -a POP. 9,000.
El Paso, Inter-Republics, daily, ) K 1
weekly, J J 1
Times, daily, K 2
Herald, Sundays, K 2
Yselta, Independent, weekly, L 2
ERATH CO., i POP. 18,000.
Dublin, Rustler, weekly.
Telephone, weekly. L 2
Stepheuville, Empire, weekly, K 2
FALLS CO., D POP. 16,240t.
Marlin, Ball, weekly, K 1
FANNIN CO., rf POP. 35,000.
Bonhain, Christian Messenger, weekly, J 1
Farmers' Review, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, J 1
Dodd City, Spectator, weekly.
Honey Grove, Herald, weekly, K 1
Ladonia, News, weekly.
Savoy, Platonlan Messenger, monthly, L 2
FAYETTE CO., D POP. 27,996+.
Flatonia, Argus, weekly, L 2
Ija Grange, Journal, weekly, K 2
Svoboda, weekly.
FORT BEND CO., C\ POP. 9,380+.
Richiiioud, Opinion, weekly, L 2
FRANKLIN CO., cf POP. 5,280+.
Mount Vernon, Franklin Herald, w'y, L 2
FREESTONE CO., O POP. 14,921+.
Fairfield, Recorder, weekly, K 2
FRIO CO., [? POP. 2,130+.
Pearsall, News, weeklj', L2
Sun, weekly.
GALVESTON CO., Q, POP. 24,121+.
Galveston, Evening Tribune, daily, J 2
News, daily, ) F 1
" weekly, S F 2
Die Texas Post, weekly, G- 2
Opera Glass, weekly, H 2
GILLESPIE CO., D POP. 5,22S+.
Fredericksburg,
Fredericksburger Wochenblatt, w'y, K 2
GOLIAD CO., Q POP. 5,832+.
Goliad, Guard, weekly, L 2
Lone Star, monthly.
GONZALES CO., ^ POP. 18,000.
Gonzales, Gazette, weekly, L2
Inquirer, weekly, K 1
GRAYSON CO., cf POP. 55,000,
Collinsville, Times, weekly.
Denlson, Evening Journal, daily, L 2
News, daily, ) K 1
" weekly, S K2
Sunday Gazetteer, Sundays, J 1
Sherman, Democrat, daily, > L 2
weekly, S K 1
Register, daily, L 2
Courier, weekly, J 2
Sunday Herald, Sundays.
Van Alstyne, Enterprise, weeklj-, K 1
"Whitesboro, News, weekly, K 2
White Wright, Plow and Hammer, w'kly, L 1
GREGG CO., c/ POP. 8,530+.
Liongview, Cycle, weeklj% K 1
GRIMES CO.. D- POP. 18,603+.
Anderson, Grimes Co. News, weekly, L 2
Navasota, Tablet, weekly, J i
GUADALUPE CO., P POP. 20,000.
Seguiu, Der Wachter, weekly.
Record, weekly, K 1
HAMILTON CO., D POP 6,365+.
Hamilton, Herald, weekly, K 1
HARDEMAN CO , [^ POP. 50+.
Margaret, Mirror, weekly.
TEXAS.
HARRIS CO., C\ POP. 27,935+.
Houston, Age, daily, )
•' weekly, )
Herald, daily.
Post, dailv, ?
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Labor Echo, weekly, K 2
National Reformer, Sundays, J 1
Texas Deutsche-Zeitimg, w'ly, K 1
HARRISON CO., cC POP. 25,177+.
Marshall, Herald, triweekly, K 1
Messenger, w^eekly, K 2
HASKBLL CO., [^ POP 4S+.
Haskell, Haskell City Free Press, w'ly.
HAYS CO., n POP. 7,555+.
San Marcos, Cresset, weekly, L 1
Free Press, weekly, K 1
HENDERSON CO., cf POP. 9,735+.
Athens, Review, weekly, L2
HILL CO., n POP. 23,000..
Hillsboro, Mirror, weekly, J 1
Reflector, weekly.
Hubbard City, News, weekly, K 1
Itaska, Alliance Mail, weekly.
Whitney, Messenger, weekly, K 1
HOOD CO., li POP. 8,000.
Granbury, Graphic, weekly, K 2
Thorp's Spring, Texas Christian, weekly, J 1
HOPKINS CO., cf POP. 15,461+.
Black Jack Grove, Black Jack] Post,
weekly, L 1
Sulphur Springs, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Hopkins Co. Echo,
weekly, K 1
HOUSTON CO., D- POP. 16,702+.
Crockett, Economist, weekly.
HOWARD CO., \j POP. 3,000.
Big Springs, Pantagraph, weekly, L2
HUNT CO., cf POP. 30,000.
Commerce, Commercial, weekly.
Greenville, Banner, weekly, 1 1
Herald, weekly, J 2
Kingston, Hunt Co. Chronicle, weekly, J 1
JACK CO., b POP. 6,626+.
Jacksboro, Gazette, weekly, J 1
JACKSON CO., p POP. 2,72:3.
Edna, Jackson Co. Progress, weekly, L 2
JASPER CO., n- POP. 5,779+.
Jasper, Newsboy, weekly, L 2
JEFFERSON CO.. O, POP. 3,489+.
Beaumont, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
JOHNSON CO., ^ POP. 25,000.
Alvarado, Bulletin, weekly, K 2
Signal, weekly, L 2
Cleburne, Evening Reporter, daily.
News, triweekly, L2
Chronicle, weekly, J 2
Telegram, weekly, J 1
Tribune, weekly.
JONES CO., ^ POP. 3,000.
Anson, Texas Western, weekly, K 1
KAUFMAN CO., cf POP. 28,000.
Forney, Register, weekly, K 1
Kaufman, Sun, weekly, Kl
Terrell, Star, weekly. J 1
Times, weekly, K 2
KENDALL CO., D POP. 2,763+.
Boerne, Advance, weeklj', L 2
Republikaner, weekly, K 1
KERR CO., D POP. 2,163+.
Kerrvi He, Eye, weekly, L2
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TEXAS.
TEXAS.
KIMBLE CO., n POP. 1.343+.
MITCHELL CO.. ~t] POP. 5,000.
Junction City, Clipper, weekly,
L2
Colorado, Clipper, weekly,
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Graphic, weeklj'.
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KINNEY CO., [? POP. 5,500.
Brackett (Brackettville), News, weekly.
L2
MONTAGUE CO., b POP. 11,257+.
Bowie, Cross Timbers, weekly.
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LAMAR CO., cf POP. 27,1931-.
Labor Sunbeam, weekly.
Blossom Prairie, Bee, weekly.
L2
Montague, Texas North-West, weekly,
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Paris, News, dally. }
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Saint Jo., Herald, weekly.
J2
Sunset, Journal, weekly.
Texas Tribune, weekly,
J 1
MONTGOMERY CO., D- POP. 10,154+.
LAMPASAS CO., D POP. 5,421+.
Willis, Index, weekly.
L2
Liampasas, Commercial Dispatch, w'y,
Journal, weekly,
K2
Jl
MORRIS CO., zf POP. 5,032+.
News, weekly.
Daingerfield, Tidings, weekly,
L2
Rural Journal, weekly.
Omaha, Breeze, weeklj".
LA SALLE CO., P POP. 789+.
NACOGDOCHES CO., O POP. 11,590+.
Cotulla, Ledger, weekly.
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Nacogdoches, Star-News, weekly.
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LAVACCA CO., ^ POP. 13,641+.
NAVARRO CO., cf POP. 21,702+.
Halletts ville. Herald and Planter, w'y
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Corsieana, Courier, daily, )
L2
weekly, i
K2
LEE CO., D POP. 8,937+.
Democrat and Navarro Co.
Giddiugs, Advocate, weekly.
L2
Alliance Recorder, w'kly
Farmers' Journal, weekly,
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LEON CO., O- POP. 12,817+.
Observer, weekly.
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Centreville, Democrat, weekly,
L2
NOT. AN CO., \n POP. 640+.
Jewett, Messenger, weekly.
L2
Sweet-water Nolan Co. Record, w'kly
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LIMESTONE CO., O POP. 16,246+.
NUECES CO., Q POP. 7,673+.
Groesbeck, Limestone New Era, w'ly.
Kosse, Cyclone, weekly.
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Corpus Christi, Caller, weekly.
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Mexla, Ledger, weekly.
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OLDHAM CO., \3 POP. 287+.
Texas Observer, weekly.
K2
Tascosa, Times, weekly.
L2
LLANO CO., D POP. 4,962+.
ORANGE CO., D- POP. 2,938+.
Llano, Rural, weekly.
L2
Orange, Tribune, weekly.
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MC CTTLLOCH CO., D POP. 1,533+.
PALO PINTO CO., [^ POP. 5,885+.
Brady, Sentinel, weekly.
L2
Gordon, Courier, weekly.
L2
MCLENNAN CO., D POP. 26,934+.
Mineral Wells, Herald, weekly.
Palo Pinto, Star, weekly.
L2
Crawford, Yeoman, weekly,
L2
McGregor, Plaindealer, weekly,
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PANOLA CO., cf POP. 12,219+.
Herald of Truth, seml-m'thly.
Moody, Monitor, weekly.
H2
Carthage, Panola Watchman, weekly,
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Robinson, Advocate of Holiness, m'thly.
PARKER CO., i POP. 15,870+.
Waco, Day, daily.
Examiner, daily. )
" weekly. S
Advance Sun, weekly.
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Springtown Pilot, weekly,
Weatherford, Sun, weekly,
L2
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Texas Dollar Weekly.
Texas Alliance Standard, w'kly,
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POLK CO., D- POP. 7,189+.
Trade Review, weekly.
Baptist Pilot, semi monthly.
liiviugstou, East Texas Pinery, w'kly,
L2
Guardian, monthly,
Harmotiia. monthly.
L2
L2
PRESIDIO CO., -a POP. 2,873+.
Independent Pulpit, monthly.
Fort Davis, Presidio Co. News, w'kly
L2
Paul Quinn Monthly.
Texas and Southwestern Drug-
RAINS CO., cf POP. 3,035+.
gist, monthly.
Emory, Constitution, weekly.
MARION CO., cT POP. 10,983+.
RED RIVER CO., cf POP. 17,194+.
Jefferson, Jimplecute, weekly.
K2
Bennet, New Era, weekly.
Texas Iron News, weekly,
K2
Clarksville, Standard, weekly,
K2
Times, weekly.
K2
MARTIN CO., Y) POP. 12+.
REEVES CO. -D
Ularienfeld, News, weekly.
Pecos City, Pecos Valley Star, weekly.
MASON CO., D POP. 2,655+.
ROBERTSON CO., D POP. 28,000.
]>Iasou, News, weekly.
K 1
Calvert, Courier, weekly.
L2
MAVERICK CO., Q POP. 2,967+.
Seven Mansions, weekly.
Eagle Pass, Times, weekly.
L2
Vox Populi, weekly,
Franklin, Paper, weekly,
L2
L2
MEDINA CO., P POP. 4,492+.
ROCKWALL CO., cf POP. 2,984+.
Hondo City, Medina Co. News, weekly,
L2
Rockwall, Success, weekly,
K2
MIDLAND CO., -D POP. 3,000.
RUNNELS CO., D POP. 930+.
]>[idland, Saturday Journal, weekly.
Ballinger, Bulletin, weekly.
Staked Plain, weekly.
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Eagle, weekly,
L2
MILAM CO., D POP. 25,000.
RUSK CO., cf POP. 18,986+.
Cameron, Herald, weekly.
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Henderson, Rusk Co. News, weekly.
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Milam Co. Democrat, weekly
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Times, weekly.
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Western Methodist Protest-
ant, weekly.
SABINE CO., D- POP. 4,161+.
Rockdale, Messenger, weekly,
K2
Hemphill, Reporter, weekly.
L2
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SAN AUGUSTINE CO., D- POP. 5,0&4+.
Sau Augustiue, Herald, weekly, K 1
SAN JACINTO CO., O POP. 6,186t.
Cold Springs, Current, weekly.
SAN SABA CO., D POP. 5,324+.
San Saba, News, weekly, K 1
SHACKELFORD CO., ^ POP. 2,037+.
Albany, News, weekly, L 2
SHELBY CO., n- POP. 9,523+.
Center, Champion, weekly, K 1
Timpson, Times, weekly.
SMITH CO., D POP. 21,863+.
Troupe, Vidette, weekly, L 2
Tyler, Courier, weekly, K 2
Democrat and Reporter, weekly, K 1
SOMERVELL CO., [^ POP. 2,649+.
Glen Rose, Falcon, weekly, L 2
STEPHENS CO., ^ POP. 4,725+.
Breckenridge, Texian, weekly, L2
TARRANT CO., ^ POP. 24,671+.
Arlington, World, weekly, L 2
Fort Worth, Evening Mail, daily, ) J 1
" weekly. J
Gazette, dailj-, ? G 2
weekly, ) F 2
Chronicle, weekly.
Deutsche Zeitung, w'klj'.
Southwest, weekly, H 2
Sunday Mirror, Sundays, K 1
Texas Live Stock Jour-]
nal, weekly, I G 2
Texas Live Stock Jour- |
nal, monthly. J
Trade Review, weekly, J 1
Stolen List, monthly.
Texas Commercial Re-
porter, monthly, J 1
Texas Masonic Journal,
monthly, K 2
Mansfield, Messenger, weekly.
TATLOR CO., tl POP. 12,500.
Abilene, Reporter, dailv, ) L 2
weekly, 5 J 1
Taylor Co. News, weekly.
THROCKMORTON CO., i POP. 1,700.
Throckmorton, Times, weekly.
TITUS CO., cf POP. 5,959+.
Mount Pleasant, Titus Times, w'kly. K 2
TOM GREEN CO., -D POP. 3,615+.
San Angelo, Enterprise, weekly, K2
Standard, weekly.
TRAVIS CO., D POP. 35,000.
Austin, Dispatch, daily, ) K 1
Mail, weekly, i K 2
Evening Call, daily. )
' - rA
News, daily.
weekly.
Statesman, daily, )
" weekly, )
Citizen, weekly.
Record, weekly,
Texas Vorwarts, weekly,
Wochenblatt, weekly,
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Daniel's Texas Medical Jour
nal, monthly, J 1
Southern Journal of Homoeop-
athy, monthly, K 2
Southestem Poultry Raiser
and Live Stock Journal,
monthly, K 2
Texas Churchman, monthly, J 1
Texas State Joui-nal, monthly, H 1
• Texas University, monthly, L 2
TYLER CO., D- POP. 5,825+.
Woodville, Eureka, weekly,
trpsHUR CO., zf POP. 10,266+.
Gilmer, Texas Mirror, weekly.
TEXAS.
trVALDE CO., p POP. 2,541+.
Uvalde, News, weekly, K 1
VAL VERDE CO. P
Del Rio, Dot, weeklj', K 1
VAN ZAXDT CO., [^ POP. 15,000.
Canton, Telephone, weeklj^, K 1
Wills Point, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Rural News, weekly.
VICTORIA CO., P POP. 9,500.
Victoria, Advocate, weekly, K 2
Deutsche Zeitung f uer Texas,
weekly, K 1
WALKER CO., D- POP. 12,024+.
Huntsville, Item, weekly, K 1
WALLER CO., n^ POP. 9,024+.
Hempstead, Advance Guard, weekly.
A. O. U. W. Recorder, m'y.
WASHINGTON CO., D POP. 27,565+.
Brenham, Banner, daily, ? K 1
weekly, S J 1
Texas Staats-Zeitung, wkly, K 1
Texas Volksbote, weekly K 1
WEBB CO., 9 POP. 5,273+.
liaredo. El Horizonte, semi- weekly, K 2
El MutuaUsta, weekly.
La Colonia Mexicana, weekly.
Times, Sundays, K 1
WHARTON CO., □, POP. 4,549+.
Wharton, Independent, weekly, L 2
WHEELER CO., ~tl POP. 512+.
Mobeetie, Texas Panhandle, weekly, K 1
WICHITA CO., i POP. 433+.
Wichita Falls, Herald, weekly, L2
WILLIAMSON CO., D POP. 30,000.
Bartlett, Headlight, weekly.
Corn Hill, Clipper, weekly, L 2
Georgetown, Williamson Co. Sun, w'y, J 1
Round Rock, News, weekly, L 2
Taylor, Citizen, weeklj-, L 2
Texan, weeklj-, J 1
WILSON CO., P POP. 7,118+.
Floresville, Chronicle, weekly. K 1
WISE CO.,* ii POP. 16,601+.
Aurora, News, weekly, L 2
Decatui*, Monitor, weekly.
Post, weekly, K 1
Wise Co. Messenger, weekly, K 1
WOOD CO., cT POP. 11,212+.
Mineola, Monitor, weekly, L 2
Winsboro, Sentinel, weeklj*. L 2
YOUNG CO., i POP. 4,T26+.
Graham, Leader, weekly, K 1
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Pop., 332,286+.
ADDISON CO., -n POP. 24.173+.
Bristol, Herald, weekly, • J 1
Middlebury, Register, weekly, J 2
Undergraduate, monthly, L 1
Vergennes, Vermonter, weekly, K 1
BENNINGTON CO., P POP. 21,950+.
Bennington, Banner, weeklj', J 1
Reformer, weekly, J 1
Manchester, Journal, weekly, K 2
CALEDONIA CO., cf POP. 23,607+.
Danville, North Star, weekly, K 1
Lyndon, Vermont Union, weekly, 1 2
St. Johnsbury, Caledonian, weekly, J 2
Republican, weekly, K 1
Academy Student, m'y.L 2
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VERMONT.
CHITTENDEN CO., \j POP. 32,792+.
Biirliugtou,
Free fress, daily, ) 12
weekly, J 1 1
Clipper, weekly, J 2
Independent, weekly, K 2
University Cynic, every three weeks, L 2
Jericho, Chittenden Reporter, weekly, K 1
ESSEX CO., cT POP. 7,931t.
Island Pond, Essex Co. Herald, weekly, K 1
FRANKLIN CO., \] POP. 30,225+.
Richford, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
St. Albans, Messenger, daily, ? K 1
weekly, J I 1
Vermont Sentry, Aveekly, K 2
Swanton, Courier, weekly, K 1
Vermont Christian Messenger,
weekly, K 2
LAMOILLE CO., [j POP. 12,684+.
Cambridge, Reflector, weekly.
Morrisville, News and Citizen, w^eekly, J 2
ORANGE CO., n- POP. 23,525+.
Bradford, United Opinion, weekly, J 2
Vermont Journal, weekly, L 2
West Randolph, Herald and News, w'kly, J 2
Buck's Monthly, I 2
ORLEANS CO., i POP. 22,083+.
Barton, Orleans Co. Monitor, weekly, J 2
Ne^vpovt, Express and Standard, w'kly, J 2
North Troy, Palladium, weekly, K 2
RUTLAND CO., -O POP. 41,829+.
Brandon, Union, weekly,
Vermont Baptist, monthly,
Fair Haven, Era, weekly,
Poultney, Joui-nal, weekly,
Rutlaud, Evening Telegram, daily,
" " weekly,
" " Sundays,
Herald, daily, I
" ^veekly, )
Democrat and Courier, w'klj',
WASHINGTON CO., D POP. 25,404+.
Barre, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Moutpelier, Argus and Patriot, w'kly, H 2
Rural Vermonter, weekly, J 2
Vermont Chronicle, w'ly, J l
Vermont Watchman,
weekly,
Buswell's Monthly Maga-
zine,
Northfleld, News, weekly,
WINDHAM CO., Cl POP. 26,763+.
Bellows Falls, Times, weekly,
Brattleboro, Vermont Phoenix, weekly,
Windham Co. Reformer,
weekly,
( State edition).
Household, monthly,
Woman's Magazine, m'thly.
South Londonderry, Londonderry Sifter,
weekly.
West River News,
weekly.
WINDSOR CO., D- POP. 35,196+.
Bethel, Courier, weekly.
Herald, weekly,
Ludlow, Vermont Tribune, weekly,
Springfield, Reporter, weekly.
White River Junction, Landmark, w'kly, J 1
Windsor, Vermont Journal, weeklj', J 1
Woodstock, Spirit of the Age, weekly, K 1
Vermont Standard, w'kly, K 2
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Pop., l,5ia,565+.
ACCO>LA.C CO., a- POP. 24,408+.
Accoinac, Peninsula Enterprise, w'kly, K 1
Onancock, Eastern Virginian, weekly, K 1
VIRGINIA.
ALBEMAftLE CO., D POP. 32,618+.
Cliarlottesville,
Chronicle, weekly, K 1
Jeffersonian Republican, weekly, J 2
Fruit and Grape Grower, monthly.
Monticello Farmer and Grape-
Grower, monthly, 1 2
Scottsville, Courier, weekly, K 1
University of Virginia,
Virginia University Magazine, m'thly, L 2
Annals of Mathematics, Pui"e and Ap-
plied, bi-monthly, L 2
ALEXANDRIA CO.. tl POP. 17,546+.
Alexandria, City Item, daily, J 1
Gazette, daily, > J 1
tri-weekly, J K2
Old Dominion Mercury,
weekly, J 2
Academy Journal, m'hly, L 2
ALLEGHANY CO., -Q POP. 10,162.
Clifton Forge, Independent, weekly, L 2
Covington, Alleghany Sentinel, w'kly, K 1
AMHERST CO., D POP. 18,709+.
Amherst, New Era, weekly,
AUGUSTA CO., -a POP. 35,710+.
Staunton, Goodson Gazette, weekly, •
Spectator, weekly.
Valley Virginian, weekly.
Vindicator, weekly,
Virginia Critic, weekly.
Alma Matex*, monthly,
BEDFORD CO., D POP. 31,205+.
liiberty, Bedfoi-d Democrat, weekly.
Bedford Star and Sentinel,
weekly,
BLAND CO., P POP. 5,004+.
Bland, South-west, weekly,
BOTETOURT CO., -D POP. 14,809+.
Fincastle, Herald, weekly,
CAMPBELL CO., D POP. 36,250+.
Lynchburg, Advance, daily,
" semi-weekly
" weekly.
News, daily, )
" tri-weekly, >
" weekly, )
Virginian, daily, ,
•' tri-weekly,
" weekly.
Labor Record, weekly.
Temperance Advocate, w'ky, J 2
Rustbnrgh. Campbell Co. Record, w'y, L2
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CAROLINE CO., D POP. 17,243+.
Bowling Green, Caroline Sentinel,w'y,K 1
CARROLL CO., P POP. 13,323+.
HillsTille, Virginian, weekly, L 2
CHARLOTTE CO., ^ POP. 16,653+.
Charlotte (Smith\'ille P. O.), Gazette.w'yL 2
CHESTERFIELD CO., D POP. 25,085+.
Centralia, Virginia Enterprise, monthly.
CLARKE CO., 6 POP- 7.682+.
Berry ville, Clarke Courier, weekly, L2
CRAIG CO., -a POP. 3,794+.
Newcastle, Record, weekly,
CULPEPER CO., i POP. 13,408+.
Culpeper, Exponent, weekly.
Piedmont Advance, weekly.
DINWIDDIE CO., [? POP. 32,870+.
Petersburg, Index-Appeal, daily, ?
" weekly, )
Rural Messenger, weekly,
• Virginia Lancet, weekly,
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VIRGINIA.
ELIZABETH CITY CO., D- POP. 10,689t.
Haiuptou, Home Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Monitor, weekly, L 2
Southern Workman and
Hampton School Record,
monthly, 1 1
ESSEX CO., Zr POP. 11,032+.
Tappahauuock, Tidewater Index, w'y, L 2
FAIRFAX CO., i POP. 16,025+.
Fairfax, Herald, weekly, K 1
Falls Church, Home and Farm Register,
weekly, L 2
FAUQUIER CO., i POP. 22,993+.
Warreutou, Sunday File Leader, w'y.
True Index, weekly, K 2
Virginian, weekly, K 2
FLOYD CO., POP. p 13,256+.
Floyd Court House, Enterprise,
weekly.
FLUVANNA CO., D POP. 10,802+.
Columbia, Bulletin, weekly.
FRANKLIN CO., ^ POP. 23,084+.
Rocky Mount, Franklin Gazette, w'y, L2
FREDERICK CO., ^ POP. 17,553+.
Mlddletown, Rural Progress, weekly.
Normal Index, monthly,
Winchester, Leader, weekly.
News, weekly,
Times, weekly,
GILES CO., P POP. 8,794+.
Pearisburgh, "Virginian, weekly,
GLOUCESTER CO., D- POP. 11,876+.
Gloucester Court House, Tidewater
Virginian, weekly.
GRAYSON CO., p POP. 13,063+.
Independence, Grayson Gazette, w'y, K 1
Grayson Journal, w'ky, L 2
HALIFAX CO., cp POP. 33,588+.
Halifax, Advertiser, weekly, L 2
South Boston, Halifax Enterprise, w'kly
Halifax Record, weekly,
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HANOVER CO., D POP. 18,588+.
Ashland, Randolph-Macon Monthly,
HENRICO CO., D POP. 82,703+.
Richmond,
Anzeiger, daily, )
Virginische Zeitung, Sundays, )
Dispatch, daily,
" semi-weekly,
" weekly,
State, daily, }
" semi- weekly, >
" weekly, )
Times, daily. }
weekly, S
Virginia Staats Gazette, daily.
Whig, daily, )
weekly, i
Catholic Visitor, w^eekly,
Central Presbyterian, weekly,
Christian Advocate, weekly,
Every Saturday Journal, weekly.
Planet, weekly.
Religious Herald, weekly,
Southern Churchman, weekly.
College Messenger, monthly,
Earnest Worker, monthly,
Educational Journal of Virginia,
monthly,
Industrial South, monthly,
Mercantile and Manufacturing
, Journal, monthly.
Missionary, monthly.
Practice, monthly.
Southern Clinic, monthly.
Southern Planter, monthly,
Virginia Law Journal, monthly,
Virginia Medical Monthly,
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VIRGINIA.
HENRY CO., Q POP. 16,009+.
Martinsville, Henry News, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, , K 1
HIGHLAND CO., <2 POP. 5,164+.
Monterey, Highland Recorder, weekly, L 2
JAMES CITY CO., D- POP. 5,422+.
Williamsburgh, Gazette and James
City Co. Advertiser, weekly, K 1
KING WILLIAM CO., D- POP. 8,751+.
West Point, Star, weekly, K 1
LEE CO., p POP. 15,116+.
Jonesville, Virginia Herald, weekly, J 1
LOUDOUN CO., ^ POP. 23,6.34+.
Hamilton, Loudoun Telephone, weekly, K 1
Lieesburgh, Mirror, weekly, K2
Washingtonian, weekly, K 2
LOUISA CO., a POP. 18,942+.
Cuckoo, Atlantic Missionary, weekly, I 2
Louisa Court House,
Louisa News and Farmer, w'y, K 1
MECKLENBURGH CO., ^ POP. 24,610+.
Boydton, Mecklenburgh Democrat,w'y, K 1
Chase City, Clipper, weekly, K 1
Clarksvllle, Banner of Truth, weekly, K 1
MONTGOMERY CO., P POP. 16,693+.
Blacksburgh, Montgomery Democrat,
weekly.
Christiansburgh, Montgomery Mes-
senger, weekly, L 2
NANSEMOND CO., C\ POP. 15,903+.
Suffolk, Herald, weekly, K 2
NELSON CO., D POP. 16,536+.
lioviugston, Nelson Examiner, weekly, L 2
NORFOLK CO., O, POP. 58,657+.
Berkley, Norfolk Co. Patriot, weekly, L 2
Norfolk, Evening News, daily.
Landmark, daily, )
" weekly, )
Public Ledger, dally,
Virginian, daily, }
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weekly, J K 2
Democratic Banner, semi-w'y, J 1
Christian Voice, weekly.
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Our Railroad Men, weekly.
Baptist Pilot, monthly, L 2
Portsmouth, Enterprise, daily, J 1
Times, daily, > K 2
weekly, f J 1
Baptist Companion, w'y, K 2
Observer, Sundays, L 1
Virginia Granger, w'y, J 1
NORTHAMPTON CO., O POP. 9,152+.
Eastville, Eastern Shore Herald, w'kly, K 2
NOTTOWAY CO., P POP. 11,156+.
Blackstone, New Era, weekly, L 2
ORANGE CO., n POP. 13,052+.
Gordonsville, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Orange, Observer, weekly, L2
Piedmont Virginian, weekly, K 1
PAGE CO., i POP. 9,965+.
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Liuray, Page Courier, weekly.
Page News, weekly.
PATRICK CO., [? POP. 12,833+.
Stuart, Patrick Press, weekly,
PITTSYLVANIA CO., P POP. 52,589+,
Chatham, Pittsylvania Tribune, w'kly, K 1
Danville, Register, daily, ?
" weekly, J
Times, weekly,
PRINCE EDWARD CO., D POP. 14,668+.
Farmville, Journal, weekly, L2
Hampden Sidney, Hampden Sidney
Magazine, m'thly, L 1
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VIRGINIA.
PRINCE WILLIABI CO., 6 POP. 9,180t.
Manassas, Gazette, weekly, L 2
PULASKI CO., P POP. 8,755+.
Pulaski City, People, weeklj', K 1
Pulaski News, weekly.
RICHMOND CO., D- POP. 7,195+.
Warsaw, Northern Neck News, w'kly, K 2
ROANOKE CO., P POP. 13,105+.
Roanoke, Times, daily.
Leader, weekly, J 1
Saturday Review, A\'eekly, K 2
Saleiii, Times-Register, weekly, J l
Lutheran Home, monthlj^
Roanoke Collegian, monlhly, J 1
ROCKBRIDGE CO., -D POP. 20,003+.
liexingtou, Gazette, daily. I
weekly, 5 J 1
Rockbridge Co. News, w^'y, K 1
Southern Collegian, m'thly, L 2
ROCKINGHAM CO., ^ POP. 29,567+.
Bridgewater, Our Monthly.
Dayton, Musical Million, monthly, H 2
Harrisonburgh,
Rockingham Register, weekly, J 1
Spirit of the Valley, weekly, J 2
State Republican, weekly, L 2
Port Republic, Independent, weekly, L 2
RUSSELL CO., p POP. 13,906+.
liebanon, Virginia Protectionist, w'kly, K 1
SCOTT CO., P POP. 17,233+.
Estillville, Progressive Age, weekly, J l
Scott Banner, ^veekly, J 1
SHENANDOAH CO., \^ POP. 18,204+.
New Market, Our Church Paper, weekly, J 1
Shenandoah Press, weekly, K 1
Shenandoah Valley, weekly, K 2
Strasburgh, News, weekly, L 2
Woodstock, Shenandoah Herald, w'y, K 2
Virginian, weekly, K 2
SMYTHE CO., P POP. 12,160+.
Marion, Conservative Democrat, w'ly, K 1
Patriot and Herald, weekly, K 1
SOUTHAMPTON CO., P, POP. 18,012+.
Franklin, Southampton Democrat, w'kly,
SPOTTSTLVANIA CO., D POP. 14,823+.
Fredericksburg, Free Lance, semi-w'kly, K 2
Star, semi-weekly, J 1
Virginia Farm and Home,
weekly, L 2
SURRY CO., O^ POP. 7,391+.
Claremont, Herald, weekly, K 1
Guide and Friend, monthly, J 1
TAZEWELL CO., P POP. 12,861+.
Pocahontas, South-West Republican,
weekly, L 2
Tazewell, Clinch Valley News, weekly, K 1
WARREN CO., i POP. 7,399+.
Front Royal, Warren Messenger, w'y, L 2
Warren Sentinel, w'y, K 2
Zion's Advocate, m'ly, K 1
(inserts advts. of
religious periodi-
cals only).
WARWICK CO., D- POP. 2,258+.
Newport News, Commercial, weekly, L 2
Caret, monthly, K 1
WASHINGTON CO., P POP. 25,203+.
Abingdon, Southwest Examiner, w'lj', J 1
Standard, weekly, J l
Virginian, weekly, K 2
Bristol (Bristol, Tenn., P. O.), News, w'ly. K 2
Emorj% Exponent, monthly, L 1
WYTHE CO., P POP. 14,318+.
Wytheville, South west Virginia En-
terprise, semi-weekly, L 2
Dispatch, weekly, K 1
WEST VIRGINIA.
Pop., 618,457+.
BARBOUR CO., [^ POP. 11,870+.
Philippi, Jeffersonia n-Plaindealer,
weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
BERKELEY CO., cf POP. 17,380+.
Gerardstown, West Virginia Good Tem-
plar, weekly, K 1
Times, semi-monthly, L 2
Martinsburgh, Gazette, weeklj-.
Herald, weekly, J 1
Independent, weekly, J 1
Statesman, vt^eekly, K 1
Pioneer Press, m'thly, L 2
BOONE CO., p POP. 5,824+.
Racine, Cold River Record, weekly.
BRAXTON CO., D POP. 9,787+.
Braxton, Democrat, weekly, K 1
BROOKE CO., i POP. 6,013+,
WellsburgU, Brooke Local, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, K 1
Pan-Handle News, w'kly, K 1
CABELL CO., -a POP. 13,744+,
Guyandotte, Herald, weeklj'.
Huntington, Evening Times, daily.
Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Argus, weeklj% K 1
Commercial, weekly, K 1
Republican, w^eekly, K 1
Odd Fellows' Advocate, m'y. K 2
Milton, Star, weekly, L 2
CALHOUN CO., a POP, 6,072+.
Grantsville, Calhoun Chronicle, w'ly, Kl
CLAY CO., D POP. 3,460+.
Clay, Clay Co. Star, weekly, K 1
Elk River Progress, weekly, L 2
DODDRIDGE CO., ^ POP. 10,552+,
West Union, Herald, weekly, L 2
Record, weekly, L 2
FAYETTE CO., P POP. 11,560+.
Fayetteville, Fayette Democrat, w'ly, K 1
Industrial World, w'ly, K 1
GILMER CO., n POP. 7,103+,
Glenville, Gilmer Co. Banner, weekly, K 1
GRANT CO., cC POP. 5,542+.
Petersburgh, South Branch Gazette,
weekly, K 1
GREENBRIER CO., t? POP. 15,060+,
Liew^isburgli, Greenbrier Independent,
weekly, K 2
HAMPSHIRE CO., cf POP. 10,366+.
Roiuney, Hampshire Review, weekly, K 1
South Brancfl Intelligencer,
weekly, K 1
Tablet, weekly, L2
HANCOCK CO., i POP. 4,882+.
Fairvie^v, Hancock Co. Courier, w'kly, L2
New Cumberland, Hancock Co. Inde-
pendent, weekly, K 1
HARDY CO., cf POP. 6,794+.
Moorefield, Examiner, weekly, Kl
Hardj' Express, weekly, L2
HARRISON CO., ^ POP. 20,181+.
Clarksburgb, News, weekly, J 1
Telegram, weekly, J 1
Salem, Harrison Democrat, weekly, L 2
JACKSON CO., -a POP. 16,312+.
Jackson, Herald, weeklj-, K 1
Ravenswood, Jackson Bugle, weekly, K 1
News, weekly, K 2
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kiy, \
WEST VIRGINIA.
JEFFERSON CO., cf POP. 15,003t.
<Charlesto>vii,
Laijor Advocate, weekly.
Nonpareil, weekly.
Spirit of .Tefferson, weekly, K 2
Virginia i" ree Press, weekly, K 2
West Virginia Democrat, w'kly, J 2
Shepherdstown, Register, weekly, K 1
KANAWHA CO., d POP. 32,466t.
J 1
" weekly, ^ K 1
Kanawha Gazette, weekly, J 2
State Tribune, weekly, K 2
West Virginia Enterprise,
weekly, K 1
Hampton, Free Baptist Herald, montnly, K 1
LEWIS CO., n POP. 13,269+.
Weston, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, J 1
World, weekly, K 2
LINCOLN CO., P POP. 8,739t.
Hamlin, Lincoln Citizen, weekly, L 2
LOGAN CO., p POP. 7,329+.
liOgau Court House, Democrat, w'ly.
MARION CO., [^ POP. 17,193+.
Fairmont, Index, weekly, J 1
West Virginian, weekly, K 2
MARSHALL CO., [^ POP. 18,840+.
Mouudsville, Herald, weekly, K2
Sickle, weekly.
MASON CO., -a POP. 22,293+.
Point Pleasant, Mountain State, w'ly.
Register, weekly, K 1
MERCER CO., Q POP. 7,467+.
Princeton, Journal, weekly, K 1
MINERAL CO., cf POP. 8,630+.
iteyser, Mountain Echo, weekly, K 1
West Virginia Tribune, w'kly, K 1
Piedmont, Herald, weekly, L2
MONONGALIA CO., [^ POP. 14,985+.
Morganto^vn, Xew Dominion, weekly, Jl
Post, weekly, J 1
Wesr, Virginia School
Journal, monthly.
MONROE CO., Q POP. 11,501+.
Alderson, Statesman, weekly, K 1
Union, Monroe Co. Watchman, weekly, K 2
Young Methodist, monthly.
MORGAN CO., d POP. 5,777+.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan Mercury,
weekly, L 2
News, weekly, L 2
NICHOLAS CO., n POP. 7,223+.
Nicholas, Chronicle, weekly, K 1
OHIO CO., tl POP. 37,457+.
Wheeling,
Intelligencer, daily, ) H 2
" semi- w'kly, > LI
weekly, ) H2
Register, daily, ; H 2
Sundays, } G 1
weekly, ) Gl
Wheelinger Volksblatt, daily, ? J 1
weekly, J J 2
News-Letter, Sundays, H 1
Ohio Valley Budget, weekly, J 1
PENDLETON CO., d' POP. 8,0^+.
Franklin, Mountain News, weekly, K 1
PLEASANTS CO., "d POP. 6,256+.
St. Marys, New Era, weekly, L 2
Oracle, weekly, L 1
POCAHONTAS CO., D POP. 5,591+.
Huntersville, Pocahontas Times, w'ly, L2
WEST VIRGINIA.
PRESTON CO., ^ POP. 19,091+.
K.ing>vood, Preston Co. Journal, w'ly, K 2
West Virginia Argus, w'ly, K 1
Tunnelton, Garner's Gleaner, weekly.
PUTNAM CO., -a POP. 11,375+.
Winfield, Irrepressible, weekly, K 1
Putnam Democrat, weekly, K 2
RALEIGH CO., P POP. 7,367+.
Raleigh, Raleigh Co. Index, weekly, K 2
RANDOLPH CO., D POP. 8,102+.
Beverly, Randolph Enterprise, weekly, K 1
RITCHIE CO., \] POP. 13,474+.
Harrisville (Ritchie Court House P. O.),
Review, weekly, L 2
Ritchie Gazette, weekly, L 2
ROANE CO., -a POP. 12,184+.
Spencer, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
SUMMERS CO., C? POP. 9,033+.
Hinton, American, weekly, L 1
Independent, weekly, L 2
Mountain Herald, weekly, L 2
TATLOR CO., i POP. 11,455+.
Grafton, Eagle, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Standard-Enterprise, w^eekly, K 1
TUCKER CO., tl POP. 3,151+.
St. George, Tucker Co. Pioneer, w'kly, L 2
Tucker Democrat, weekly, L 2
TYLER CO., "tl POP. 11,073+.
Middlebourne, Tyler Co. Star, weekly. K 1
Sistersville, Tyler Democrat, weekly, K 1
Tyler Independent, weekly, K 2
UPSHUR CO., n POP. 10,249+.
Buckhannon, Banner, weekly, K 1
Busy Bee, weekly, K 1
Delta, weekly, K2
WAYNE CO., P POP. 14,739+.
Ceredo, Advance, weekly, L 2
Wayne Court House, Wayne Advo-
cate, w'kly, K 1
WEBSTER CO., O POP. 3,207+.
Addison, Mountain Echo, weekly, L 1
WETZEL CO., [^ POP. 13,896+.
New Mai'tiusville, Wetzel Democrat,
weekly, K 2
Wetzel Volunteer,
weekly.
WIRT CO., \2 POP. 7,104+.
Elizabeth, Times, weekly, L2
West Virginia Transcript,
weekly, K 1
WOOD CO., d POP. 25,006+.
Parkersburgh, State Journal, daily, ? J 1
w'kly, S I 2
Freeman, weekly, I 2
Sentinel, weekly, J 2
State Standard, w'kly, J 1
Smith's Index, m'thly, J 1
WYOMING CO., p POP. 4,322+.
Oceana, Wyoming News, weekly.
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Pop., 1,315,497+.
ADAMS CO., a POP. 6,741+.
Friendship, Adams Co. Pi-ess, weekly, L 2
ASHLAND CO., ^ POP. I'i.OOO.
Ashland, News, weekly, L2
Press, weekly.
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WISCONSIN.
ASHLAND CO.
Butternut, Times, weekly.
Glidden, Pioneer, weekly, I. 2
Hurley, GoKebic Iron Tribune weekly.
Montreal River Miner, weekly, L 2
BARRON CO., tj POP. 15,500.
Barrou, Barron Co. Shield, weekly, L 2
Cameron, Barron Co. Independent, w'kly.
Chetek, Alert, weekly, L 2
Cumberland, Advocate, weekly, L 2
Rice Lake, Barron Co. Chronotype, w'y, L 2
Times, weekly, L 2
BAYFIELD CO., tl POP. (i.OOO.
Bayfield, Bayfield Co. Press, weekly, K 1
Washburn, Bee, weekly, L 2
Itemizer, weekly, L 2
BROWN CO., a- POP. 34,078+.
De Pare, Brown Co. Democrat, weekly, J 1
De Standaard, weekly, J 1
News, weekly, K 2
Fort Howard, Review, weekly, K 2
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Green Bay, State Gazette, daily, ) L 2
" '■ weekly, ) J 1
Advocate, weekly, J 2
Der Landsmann, weekly, J 2
Musical Journal, monthly, K 1
BUFFALO CO., -D POP. 15,5281-.
Alma, Buffalo Co. Journal, weekly, K 1
Fountain City, Buffalo Co. Republikaner,
weekly, J 1
Mondovi, Buffalo Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
BURNETT CO., ~tl POP. 3,140t.
Grautsbui'g, Burnett Co.Sentinel,w'ky,L2
CALTIMET CO., D- POP. 16,632+.
Chiltou, Times, weekly, K 2
Wiskonsin Demokrat, weekly, K 2
CHIPPEWA CO., \: POP. 15,491+.
Cadott, Record, weekly, L 2
Chippe^va Falls,
Chippewa Co. Independent, weekly, J 1
Chippewa Herald, weekly, J 1
Chippewa Times, weekly, K 1
Workman, weekly, K 1
Real Estate Journal, monthly, K 1
CLARK CO., ~tl POP. 16,000.
Colby, Phonograph, weekly, K 1
Neillsville, Der Deutsch-Amerikaner,
weekly, K 1
Republican and Press, w'y, K 1
Times, weeklj', K 1
True Republican, weekly, K 1
Thorp, Courier, weekly, L 2
COLUBIBIA CO., a POP. 28,065+.
Cambria, News, weekly, K 1
Columbus, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K2
Kilbourn City, Mirror- Gazette, weekly, K 2
Lodi, Valley News, weekly, L 2
Portage, Register, daily, ) L2
weekly, i J 1
Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Columbia Co. Wecker, w'kly, L 2
Democrat, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, L 2
Povnette, Press, weekly, L 2
Rio, Columbia Co. Reporter, weekly.
CRAWFORD CO., P POP. 15,644+.
Prairie Du C'liieu, Courier, weekly, K 2
Union, weekly, K 2
Soldiers' Grove.Crawford Co. Journal, w'j',L 2
DANE CO.. P POP. 58,2;>3+.
Belleville, Sugar River Recorder, weekly.
Black Eaith, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Cambridge, News, weekly, L 2
Deerfield, Tobacco Herald, weekly, L 2
London, Lone Rock Republican, weekly.
Madison,
Democrat, daily, ) 12
weekly, 5 HI
WISCONSIN.
DANE CO.
Madison,
Wisconsin State Journal, daily, ") J 1
" tri-w'ly. [
weekly, (" 12
(no adv'ts in trl-weekly.) J
Aegis, weekly, L 2
Western Farmer, weekly, H 1
Wisconsin Botschaf ter, "weekly, J 1
Wisconsin Prohibitionist, weekly, J 2
Wisconsin Staats-Zeitung, weekly. K 2
Western Good Templar, semi m'ly, J 2
Our Church Work, monthly, I 2
Wisconsin Journal of Education.m'y, I 1
Mazomanie, Sickle, weekly, K 1
Mount Horeb, News, weekly, L 2
Oregon, Observer, weeklj', K 1
Stoughton, Courier, weekly, K 1
Huo, weekly, K 2
Sun Prairie, Countryman, weekly, K 1
DODGE CO., n- POP. 45,931+.
Beaver Dam, Argus, weekly, K 2
Dodge Co. Citizen, weekly, K 2
Fox Lake, Lake Breeze, weekly, L 2
Horicon, Dodge Co. Reporter, weekly, L 2
Juneau, Telephone, weekly, Kl
Maj^'ille, Dodge Co. Pionier, weekly, J 1
Volksfreund, weekly.
Randolph, Radical, weekly, L 2
DOOR CO., cf POP. 15,551.
Sturgeon Bay, Door Co. Advocate, w'y, J 1
Independent, weekly, K 1
DOUGLAS CO., \: POP. 3,000.
Superior, Times, weekly, L 2
West Superior, Wave, weekly.
Wisconsin Inter-Ocean,
weekly, K 1
DUNN CO., "d pop. 16,817+.
Menomonie, Dunn Co. News, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, K 2
EAU CLAIRE CO., ln POP. 34,772.
Augusta, Eagle, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly.
Eau Claire, Free Press, daily, ) K 1
weekly, S J 2
Leader, daily, ) K 1
weekly, J K 2
Chippewa Anzeiger, w'ly, L 2
News, weekly, L 2
Workman's Gazette, w'ly.
FLORENCE CO. cf
Florence, Mining News, weekly, K 2
FOND DU LAC CO., D- POP., 46,859+.
Brandon, Times, weekly, L 2
Fond flu Lac, Commonwealth, daily, ) K 1
w'ly, J J 2
Reporter, daily, ?
K 2
weekly, S 1 2
Aus Der Heimat, w'kly.
Gazette, weekly
Jom-nal, weekly, J 1
NordwestUcher Courier,
weeklj', 1 1
Ripon, Commonwealth, weekly, K 2
Free Press, weekly, K 2
Post, weekly, L 2
College Days, monthly, L 2
Waupun, Leader, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 2
FOREST CO. cf
Crandon, Forest Leaves, weekly, L 1
Forest Republican, weekly.
Monico, Forest Co. Spy, weekly, L 1
GRANT CO., p POP. 37,852+.
Bloomington, Advance, weekly.
Record, weekly,
Boscobel, Dial, weekly.
Cassville, Current, weekly.
Lancaster, Grant Co. Herald, weekly, J 2
Teller, weekly, 1 1
Montfort, Monitor, weekly, Kl
Muscoda, News, weekly, L 2
Platteville, Grant Co. Democrat, weekly, K 1
Grant Co. Witness, weekly, J 2
Kl
Kl
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WISCONSIN.
GREEN CO., [? POP. 21,729f.
Albany, Journal, weekly, K 1
Vindicator, weekly, K 1
Brodhead, Independent, weekly, J 1
Register, weekly, K 1
Brooklyn, *Record and Messenger, m'ly.
Monroe, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Green Co. Herold, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, J 1
Sun, weekly, K 1
GREEN LAKE CO.. D FOP. 14,483+.
Berlin, Evening Journal, dally, ) L 2
" " weekly, S K 1
Courant, weekly, > K 1
Saturdays. ^
Farmer and Stockman, monthly.
Kingston, Spy, weekly, L 2
Markesan, Herald, weekly, L 2
Princeton, Republic, weekly, K 1
IOWA CO.; g POP. 23,628+.
Barneveld, Register, weekly, L 2
Dodgeviile, Chronicle, weekly, J 2
Sun, weekly, K 2
Mineral Point, Iowa Co. Democrat, w'ly, K 2
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Ridgeway, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
JACKSON CO., -G POP. 15,914.
Black River Falls,
Badger State Banner, weekly, K 2
Jackson Co. Journal, weekly.
Wisconsin Independent, w'y, L 2
Merrlllan, Wisconsin Leader, weekly, K 1
JEFFERSON CO., O, POP. 32,156+.
Fort Atkinson, Jefferson Co. Union, w'ly, K 1
Wisconsin Chief, weekly.
Jefferson, Banner, weekly, J 1
Widows' and Orphans'
Friend, semi-monthly, J 1
Lake Mills, Leader, weekly, K 1
Palmyra, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Waterloo, Democrat, weekly, L2
Journal, weekly, L 2
Watertown, Gazette, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, K 1
Weltburger, weekly, J 2
St. Paul's Parish Messenger,
monthly.
JUNEAU CO., n POP. 15,582+.
Elroy, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Wisconsin Statesman, weekly, K 1
3Iauston, Juneau Co. Rundschau, w'y, L 2
Juneau Co. Sun, weekly, J 1
Star, w^fekly, K 2
Young Folks, monthly.
Good Templar, quarterly, 1 1
Necedah, Republican, weekly, K 1
New Lisbon, Juneau Co. Argus, weekly, L 2
Wonewoc, Reporter, weekly, L 2
KENOSHA CO., P^ POP. 13,550+.
Kenosha, Courier, weekly.
Telegraph, weekly,
Union, weekly,
KEWAUNEE CO., D- POP. 17,300.
Ahnapee, Record, weekly,
Kewaunee, Enterprise, weekly,
LA CROSSE CO., -O POP. 27,073+.
La Crosse,
Morning Chronicle, daily, ) J 2
weekly, 3 J l
Republican and Leader, daily, ? J 1
Wkly, S 1 1
Faedrelandet OgEn^igranten,w'j',G 1
News, weekly, K 1
Nord Stern, weekly, 1 1
Wisconsin Labor Advocate, w'y.
Ecclesiastes, monthly.
North La Crosse, La Crosse News, weekly, K 2
Onalaska, La Crosse Co. Record, weekly, L 2
West Salem, Journal, weekly.
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Kl
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Kl
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WISCONSIN.
LA FAYETTE CO.
Darlington, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Democratic Register, w'y, K 2
Journal, weeklj, K 2
Radiator, weekb'.
Republican, weekly, J 1
ShuUsburg, Pick and Gad, weekly, K 1
Southwestern Local, weekly.
LANGLADE CO., cf POP. 6S5+.
Antigo, News-Item, weekly, K 1
Republican, weekly, Kl
LINCOLN CO., -a POP. 2,011+.
Merrill, Lincoln Co. Advocate, weekly, K 1
Northern Wisconsin New^s,
weekly, L 2
Rhlnelander, New North, weekly, L 2
Oneida Herald, weekly.
MANITOWOC CO., D- POP. 37,505+.
Manitowoc, Der Nord-Westen, weekly, J 1
Lake Shore Times, weekly, K 1
PUot, weekly, K 1
Post, weekly, K 1
Tribune, weekly, K 1
Two Rivers, Manitowoc Co. Chronicle,
weekly, K 1
MARATHON CO., ^ POP. 20,000.
Mosinee, News, weekly.
Spencer, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Wausau, Central Wisconsin, weekly, K 2
Der Deutsche Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Pilot Review, weekly, K 2
Sunday Citizen, Sundays.
Torch of Liberty, weekly, J i
Wochenblatt, weekly, K 2
MARINETTE CO., cf POP. i8,929+.
Marinette, Eagle, semi weekly, J 1
Menominee River Laborer,
weekly, J 2
Noi'th Star, weekly, J 1
MARQUETTE CO., D POP. 8,908+.
Montello, Express, weekly, K2
Westfleld, Central Union, weekly, L 2
LA FAYETTE CO., C? POP. 21.279+.
Argyle, Atlas, weekly,
MILWAUKEE CO.. O, POP. 197,000.
Bay View, Herald, weekly,
Milwaukee,
Der Seebote, daily, )
*' *• "WGcklv }"
Telephon, Sundays. )
Evening Wisconsin, daily, )
" " weekly, J
Fi'eie Presse, daily, ?
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays, )
Herold, daily, )
" weekly >
VolksMagazin, Sundays, )
Journal, daily.
National Reformer, daily. )
-ly. 5
L2
II
G2
Fl
E2
J2
J2
H2
El
Gl
G2
L2
weekly
Sentinel, daily, )
" weekly, f
Amerikanische Turnzeitung, Sun-
days,
An, Sundays,
Catholic Citizen, weekly.
Christian Statesman, weekly,
Columbia, weekly,
Domacnost, weekly,
Excelsior, weekly,
Freidenker, Sundays,
Germania, weekly,
Jugend Post, weekly,
* Kinder-Post, Sundays.
Labor Review, weekly.
Local, weekly,
Peck's Sun, weekly^
Sunday Telegraph, Sundays,
Volksblatt, weekly,
Wisconsin Banner Und Volksfreund,
weekly. H 2
Yenowine's News, Sundavs, H 2
* Young Churchman, Sundays.
Zgoda, weekly, J 2
♦ImFamilien Kreise, bi-weekly.
Acker und Gartenbau Zeitung, semi-
monthly, E 1
Fl
E2
HI
J2
Gl
J 1
Gl
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WIS4COXSIN.
BULWAUKEE CO.
MiUvaukee,
Der Hernianns-Sohn. semi-monthly, J 1
Die Deutsch-Amerikanische Ge
werbe und Industrie Zeitung :
Fortschritt der Zeit, semi-m'thly,G2
American Bookmaker and Salesman,
monthly.
*Arminia, monthly.
Erziehungs-Blaetter, monthly, J l
*Lelirer-Post, monthlj-.
Lucifer, monthly.
Masonic Tidings, monthly.
Milling Engineer, monthly, H 2
United States Miller, monthly, H 2
Wanderer, monthly.
St. Francis, Ca?eilia, monthly, J 1
MONROE CO., -a POP. 21,607+.
S^parta, Democrat, weekly, K 2
Herald, weekly, K 2
Spartan, monthly, L 2
Tomah, Monitor, daily. ?
" weekly, S K 1
Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
OCONTO CO., cf POP. 9,848+.
Oconto, Enquirer, weekly, K 1
Lumberman, weekly, K 1
Oconto Co. Reporter, weekly, K 1
ONEIDA CO., -a
Eagle River, Vindicator, weekly.
OUTAGAMIE CO., D- POP. 28,716+.
Appletou, Post, daily, )
" weekly, S
Crescent, weekly,
Volksfreund, weekly, )
-' ■ ij
L2
J 1
Jl
J2
Mail Edition, J J 2
Wecker und Beobachter Am J 2
Winnebago, weekly,
Kaukauna, Postbote, weekly.
Sun, weekly. L 2
Times, weekly, K 1
OZAUKEE CO., D- POP. 15,461+.
Cedarburg, News, weekly, K 1
Port Washington, Ozaukee Co. Adver-
tiser, weekly, L 2
Star, weekly, L 2
Zeitung, weekly, K 1
PEPIN CO., -D POP. 6,226+.
Durand, Pepin Co. Courier, weekly, K 1
Pepin, Star, weekly, L 2
PIERCE CO., \2 POP. 17,744+.
Ells"worth, Pierce Co. Herald, weekly, K 1
Prescott, Ariel, weekly, L 2
Pierce Co. Plaindealer, weekly, L 2
River Falls, Journal, weekly, K 2
POLK CO., \3 POP. 12,884.
Clear Lake, Herald, weekly, K 1
Osceola Mills, Polk Co. Press, weekly, K 1
St. Croix Falls, St. Croix Valley Standard,
weekly.
PORTAGE CO., D POP. 23,245.
Stevens' Point, Gazette, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, J 1
Wisconsin Pinery,
weekly, L 2
Hungerf ord's Real Es-
tate Journal, m'y, K 1
PRICE CO., ^ POP. 785+.
Fifleld, Advocate, weekly, L 1
Phillips, Bee, weekly, L2
Times, weekly, L 2
RACINE CO., tl^ POP. 30,922+.
Burlington, Free Press, weekly, L 2
Standard Democi'at, weekly, K 1
Etacine, Journal, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J J 1
Times, daily, . ) J 1
y,\ J 1
Utley's Dollar Weekly,
WISCONSIN.
RACIXE CO.
Racine, Advocate* weekly, J 1
Correspondent, weekly, K 1
Folkets Avis, weekly, K 2
Slavic, weekly, ) G 1
* Rodina, Sundays. J
College Mercury, semi-m'thly, L 1
Agriculturist, monthly, D 1
Union Grove, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Waterford, Post, weekly, K 1
RICHLAND CO., P POP. 18,174+.
Richland Center, Republican and
Observer, w'y, J 2
Richland Rustic,
weekly, J 2
ROCK CO., p POP. 38,823+.
Beloit, Argus, daily. ?
" weekly, ] Kl
Free Press, daily, ? L 2
" weekly, J K2
Round Table, bi-weekly, L 1
Clinton, Herald, weekly, K 1
Edgerton, Index, weekly.
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter,
weekly, 1 1
Evansvllle, Enterprise, semi-weekly, J 1
Review, weekly, L2
Tribune, weekly.
Janesville, Gazette, daily, ? K2
weekly, S J 2
Recorder, daily, ) J 1
weekly, ) J 1
Signal, weekly.
Sun, weekly, K 1
Milton, Telephone, weekly, K 2
Milton Junction, News, weekly.
ST. CROIX CO., \2 POP. 22,381.
Baldwin, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Hammond, Review, weekly.
Hudson, Star and Times, weekly, K 2
True Republican, weekly, K 2
New Richmond, St. Croix Republican,
weekly, K 1
Voice, weekly.
SAUK CO., n POP. 30,205.
Baraboo, News, weekly, L 1
Republic,' weekly, K 2
Sauk Co. Democrat, weekly, K 2
La Valle, Plaindealer, weekly, L 2
Prau-ie Du Sac, Sauk Co. News, weekly, L 2
Reedsburg, Free Press, weekly, J 1
Sauk Co. Herold, weekly, K 1
Sauk City, Pionier am Wisconsin, w'kly, K 1
Spring Green, Home News, weekly, K 2
SAWYER CO. "tD
Hay ward, North Wisconsin News, w'y, L 1
SHAWANO CO., cf POP. 17,000.
Sha\^'ano, Shawano Co. Advocate, w'y, K 1
Shawano Co. Journal, w'kly, L 2
Shawano Co. Wochenblatt,
weekly, L 2
SHEBOYGAN CO., D- POP. 34,206+.
Pljonouth, Nordwestliche Post, weekly.
Reporter, weekly, K 2
Sheboygan, Journal, daily.
Herald, weeldy, J 1
National Demokrat, w'ly, J 2
Times, weekly, K 1
Zeitung und Tribun, w'ly, K 2
Our Church Helper, m'ly.
Sheboygan Falls, Sheboygan Co. News,
weekly, J 1
TAYLOR CO., b POP. 2,311+.
Medford, Der Waldbote, weekly, K 1
Deutsche Zeitung, weekly, L 2
Taylor Co. Star and News,
weekly, K 1
Der Ansiedler in Wisconsin,
semimonthly.
TREMPEALEAU CO., -Q POP. 17,189+.
Arcadia, Trempealeau Co. Republican
and Leader, weeklj% K 2
Galesvllle, Independent, weekly, K 1
Independence, News, weekly, L 2
White Hall, Times, weekly, K 2
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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WISCONSIN.
VERNON CO., -a POP. 23,233+.
De Soto. Chronicle, weekly.
Hillsborough, Wisconsin Sentry, weekly, L 2
ViroQua, Vernon Co. Censor, weekly, K 2
"Vernon Co. Leader, weekly, L 2
WALWORTH CO., □, POP. 26,249t.
Delavan, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Republican, weekly, J 1
^Wisconsin Deaf Mute Times,
weekly.
Horse Breeder, monthly.
East Troy, Star, weekly.
Elkhorn, Walworth Co. Independent.
weekly, J 1
Lake Geneva, Herald, weekly, J ]
News, weekly, K 1
Sharon, Reporter, weekl3', K 1
Whitewater, News, weekly, K 2
Register, weekly, J 1
WASHBURN CO Y]
Shell Liake, Watchman, weekly.
L2
WASHINGTON CO , D- POP. 23,442+.
Hartford, Press, weekly, K 1
West Bend, Democrat, weekly, K2
Deutscher Beobachter,
weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
WAUKESHA CO., O, POP. 81,500.
Delafleld, St. John's Call, monthly.
Oconomowoc, Herald, weekly, L 2
Wisconsin Free Press,
weekly, J l
Pewaukee, Church Scholiast, monthly, J 2
Sussex, Wisconsin Calendar, monthly, J 2
Waukesha, Freeman, weekly, J l
Waukesha Co. Democrat,
weekly, J l
WAUPACA CO., n POP. 20.955+.
Clintonville, Tribune, weekly, K 1
New London, Times, weekly, K 1
Waupaca, Post, weekly, J 1
Waupaca Co. Republican,
weeklj', J 1
Weyauwega, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
WAUSHARA CO., D POP. 12,687+.
Plainfield, Sun, weekly, L 2
Wautoina, Waushara Argus, weekly, L 2
WINNEBAGO CO., O- POP. 42,740+.
Menasha, Press, weeklj', K 1
Winnebago Anzeiger, weekly, J 1
Neenah, Times, daily, } K 2
" weekly, s J 1
Twin City News, daily, ) L 2
" " weeklj', 5 K 1
Gazette, weeklj', K 1
Omro, Journal, weeklj', L 2
Oshkosh, Morning Times, daily,
" " Sundaj'
weekly
North Western, daily, ) 1 1
weekly, J J 2
Signal, weekly. J l
Wisconsin Telegraph, w'kly, J 2
♦Parish Record, monthly.
Winneconne, Local, weekly.
y, ) II
days, } H 1
kly, ) K2
WOOD CO., a POP. 14,364.
Centralia. Enterprise, weeklj'.
L2
Grand Rapids, Tribune, weekly, L2
Wood Co. Reporter.
Marshfleld, Der Demokrat, weeklj', L 2
Times, w^eekly, L 2
Pittsville, Independent, weekly, K 1
ALASKA TERRITORY.
Sitka, Alaskan, weeklj'.
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
Pop., 40,440+.
APACHE CO., n- POP. 5,283+.
Holbrook, Apache Co. Critic, weekly.
St. John's, Herald, weekly,
COCHISE CO., □, POP. 8,750.
Tombstone, Epitaph, daily, )
weekly, S
Prospector, daily.
Tombstone, daily.
L2
Kl
Kl
L 2
Wilcox, Southwestern Stockman, w'kly, L 2
GILA CO., n POP. 875.
Globe, Arizona Silver Belt, weekly. L 2
GRAHAM CO. P,
Clifton, Clarion, weeklj'.
MARICOPA CO., D POP. 9,000.
Phoenix, Arizona Gazette, daily.
Herald, dailj', )
kly, ^
weekly.
Kl
K2
Kl
J 1
Kl
Tempe, Salt River Valley News, weekly,
MOHAVE CO , -a POP. 3,000.
Kingman, Mohave Co. Miner, weekly, L 2
Wallapai Ti-ibune, weekly, L 2
PIMA CO., g POP. 23,000.
Nogales, El Monitor Fronterizo, Sundays, L 2
Frontier, weekly, L 2
News, weekly.
Tucson, Arizona Citizen, daily, ) K2
weekly, J J 1
Arizona Star, daily, f J 1
" weekly, i J 1
Arizona Mining Index, weekly, J 1
El Fronterizo, weekly, K 2
PINAL CO., g POP. 3,044+.
Florence, Arizona Enterprise, weekly, K 1
YAVAPAI CO., D POP. 5,013+.
Flagstaff, Arizona Champion, weekly,
Prescott, Arizona Journal-Miner, d'y, )
'y. \
w'
Kl
L2
.. . Jl
Morning Courier, daily, ? L 2
"A Jl
Kl
weekly.
Hoof and Horn, weekly,
YUMA CO., P POP. 3,215+.
Yuiua, Arizona Sentinel, weekly, K 1
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Pop., 300,000.
AURORA CO., [? POP. 2,400.
Plankiuton, Aurora Co. Standard, w'y, K 2
Dakota Beacon, weeklv, L 2
Dakota Free Press, w'kly. K 1
Farmers' Mutual Journal,
monthly, 1 2
White Lake, Democrat, weekly, L 2
Times, weeklj', K 1
BARNES CO., cf POP. 12,000.
Sanborn, Enterprise, weekly,
Valley City, Times, dail.v, )
^ly, S
L2
L2
weekly, J K 2
Barnes Co. Record, w'kly, K 1
Farmers' Alliance, w'kly, K 1
North Dakota Democrat,
weekly, L 2
BEADLE CO., Q POP. S.lXK*.
Altoona, News, weekly, L 2
Cavour, Beadle Co. Democrat, weekly, L 1
Huron, Times, daily. ) K 1
weekly, (• .1 l
Dakota Huronite, weekly, J 1
Herald, weekly, K 2
State Free Trade Democrat, w'y,K 2
Dakota Farmer and Stockman,
monthly, G 1
Dakota Teacher, monthly, J 2
842
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DAKOTA TERRITORY.
BEADLE CO.
Wessington, Times, weekly, L 2
Wolsej', Journal, weekly, L 2
BENSON CO., i POP. 400.
Minnewaukau, Dakota Siftlugs, w'ly, L 2
BILLINGS CO., -a POP. 650.
Medora, Bad Lands Cow Boy, weekly, K 1
BON HOMME CO., U, POP. 6,700.
Scotland, Dakota Citizen, weekly, L 2
Springfield, Times, weekly, L2
Tyndall, Register, weekly, L 1
TriDune, weekly, L 2
BOTTINEAU CO... ^ POP. 2,000.
Bottineau, Pioneer, weekly, L 1
Willow City, Eagle, weekly.
BROOKINGS CO., O^ POP. 3,000.
Aurora. Times, weeklj-, L 2
Brookings, Brookings Co. Press, w'ly, K2
Brookings Co. Sentinel, w'y, K 1
Elkton, Record, weekly, L 2
Volga, Tribune, weekly, L 2
BROWN CO., n POP. 15,000.
Aberdeen, News, daily. ?
" weekly, S L2
Dakota Pioneer, weekly, J 1
Republican, weekly, K 1
Columbia, Brown Co. Sentinel, w'kly, K 1
Dispatch, weekly. L 2
Frederick, Free Press, weekly, L 2
Groton, Gazette, weekly.
Independent, weekly, L 2
Leader, weekly.
Warner, Sun, weeklj', L 2
BRULE CO., P POP. 10,000.
Bijou Hills Times, weekly, L 2
Chamberlain, Dakota Democrat, w'ly, K 1
Register, weekly, K 1
Kimball, Brule Index, weekly, K 1
Graphic, weekly, K 1
Pukwana, Press, weekly, L 2
BUFFALO CO., ^ POP. 350.
Buffalo Centre (Gann Valley P. O.), Buffalo
Co. Sentinel, weeklj-, L 2
BUTRLEIGH CO., \^ POP. 7,000.
Bismarck, Tribune, daily, ? J 1
weekly, J I 2
Dakota Settler, weekly.
CAMPBELL CO., D POP. 1,900.
Lia Grace, Campbell Co. Courier, w'ly, L 2
Mound City, Journal, weekly.
CASS CO., cf POP. 21,085.
Casselton, Dakota Blizzard, weekly, L 2
Reporter, weekly, L 1
Fargo, Argus, daily, ) J 1
" Sundays, > 1 1
" weekly, ) J 2
Evening Republican, daily, ) J 1
weekly, J J 2
Sun, daily, K 2
Posten, weekly.
Pioneer Methodist, semi-mon'ly.
Northwest ern Partner and
Breeder, monthly, H 1
Hunter, Eye, weekly.
Tower City, Herald, weekly, L 2
Wheatland, Eagle, weekly, K 1
CAVALIER CO., rt
Liangdon, Cavalier Co. Courier, w'kly, K 1
CHARLES MIX CO., P POP. 5,000.
Bloomington, Courier, weekly, L 2
Castalia, Record and Republican, weekly, K 1
Edgerton, Charles Mix Co. News, weekly, K 1
CLARK CO., D- POP. 6,000.
Clark, Clark Co. Democrat, weekly, L2
Clark Co. Pilot, weekly, K 1
Clark Co. Review, weekly, K 1
Raymond, Gazette, weekly, L 2
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
CLAY CO., C\ POP. 5,001t.
Veriuilliou, Dakota Republican, w'kly, K 1
Plain Talk, weekly, L 2
Wakonda, Independent, weekly.
CODINGTON CO., □- POP. 3,000.
Watertoivu, Courier-News, daily, )
Henrj', Enterprise, weekly.
- ■ - - LI
weekly, ^ K 2
Journal-Democrat, w'kly, K 1
CUSTER CO., p POP. 3,000.
Buffalo Gap, News, weekly, L 2
Custer, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Hermosa, Pilot, weekly.
DAVISON CO., Q POP. 7,500.
Mitchell, Republican, daily, ? K 1
weekly, J J 2
Mail, weekly, J l
Mount Vernon, Gazette, weekly, L 2
DAY CO., D- POP. 6,000.
Andover, Gazette, weekly, L 2
Webster, Day Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Reporter and Farmer, w'kly, K 1
DEUEL CO., D- POP. 4,000.
Clear Lake, Deuel Co. Advocate, weekly, L 2
Gary, Inter-State, weekly, K 1
DICKEY CO., D POP. 4,500.
Ellendale, Commercial, weekly, K 1
Dickey Co. Leader, weekly, K 1
Ludden, Times, weekly, L 2
Monaugo, Star, weekly, L 1
Oaks, Herald, weekly, L 2
DOUGLAS CO., ? POP. 4,500.
Armour, Douglas Co. Chronicle, weekly, L 2
South Dakota Tribune, weeklj-, Kl
Harrison, Globe, weekly, K 2
EDDY CO., [i POP. 825.
New Rockford, Transcript, weekly, L 2
EDMUNDS CO., n POP. 5,000.
Bowdle, Pioneer, weeklj-, L 2
Ipsifvich, Dakota Tribune, weekly, K 2
Gazette, weekly, L2
Roscoe, Herald, weekly, L 2
Magnet, weekly, L 2
Vermont Citj-, Journal, weekly, L 2
EMMONS CO., D POP. 38+.
Williamsport, Emmons Co. Record,
weeklj-, L 2
Winona, Times, weeklj-, L 1
FALL RIVER CO., P
Hot Springs. Star, weekly.
FAULK CO., n POP. 5,(X)0 .
Ellisville, Independent, weekly, L 1
Faulkton, Faulk Co. Democrat, weekly.
Faulk Co. Record, weekly, L 2
Faulk Co. Times, weekly, K 1
Seneca, Radiator, weekly, L 2
FOSTER CO., i POP. 2,500.
Carriugton, News, weekly, L2
GRAND FORKS CO., cf POP. 20,453.
Grand Forks, Herald, daily, ) K 1
weekly,
J 1
Plaindealer, daily, } K 1
r.\
weekly, J J 1
Tidende, weekly, K 1
Educational News, m'lj-.
Inkster, Review, weeklj-.
Larimore, Pioneer, "weekly, Kl
GRANT CO., D- POP. 7,000.
Big Stone Citv, Herald, weekly, K 1
Milbauk, Grant Co. Review, weekly, K 1
Index, weekly, L 2
GRIGGS CO., cT POP. 80O.
Cooperstown, Griggs Courier, weekly, K 1
Independent, weekly.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
843
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
HAMLIN- CO., D-POP. 4,500.
Castle^vood, Hamlin Co. Times, w'kly, K 2
Estelline, Bell, weekly,
K 1
HAND CO., P POP. 12,000.
Dean, Spring Lake Star, weekly, L 2
Miller, Gazette, weeklj% L 2
Hand Co. Press, weekly, K 1
Ree Heights, Ree Valley Free Press, w'y, L 1
St. Lawrence, Dakota State Joui'nal, w'y, L 2
Saturday Tribune, weekly, L 2
HANSON CO., P, POP. 5,000.
Alexandria, Hanson Co. Advocate,
weekl}^ K 1
Herald, weekly, J 1
American Swineherd,
monthly, H 2
HUGHES CO., ^ POP. 5,000.
Blunt, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Nonpareil, weekly, K 1
East Pierre, Free Press, weekly, K 2
Harold, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Star, weekly, L 2
Pierre, Signal, weekly, K 1
HUTCHINSON CO., Q, POP. 10,000.
Olivet, Hutchinson Herald, weekly, L 1
Rural Voice, weekly. K 2
Parkston (Dakota City P. O.), Advance,
weekly, L 2
HYDE CO., !? POP. 850.
Bramhall, Pioneer, weekly.
Highinore, Herald, weekly, L2
Hyde Co. Bulletin, weekly, L 2
Holabird, Advocate, weekly, L 2
Sedgwick, Hyde Co. Star, weekly, L 1
JERAULD CO., Cp POP. 3,458.
Alpena, Jerauld Co. Journal, weekly, L 2
Crow Lake, Jei-auld Co. Homesteader, w'y.
Waterbury, Jerauld Co. Messenger, w'iy, L 2
Wessiugrton Springs, Herald, w'klj', L2
True Republi-
can, w'kly.
KIDDER CO., i POP. 5C0.
Steele, Ozone, weekly, L 2
KINGSBURY CO., Q, POP. 7,500.
Arlington, Sun, weekly, L 2
De Sinet, Kingsbury Co. News, weekly, K 1
Leader, weekly, L 2
Iroquois, Herald, weekly, L 2
Lake Preston, Times, weekly, K 1
Manchester, Times, weekly, L 2
LAKE CO., a, POP. 3,000.
Madison, Lake Co. Leader, weekly, K 1
Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Topic, weekly
Wentworth, Dakota Letter, weekly, L 2
Winfred, Public Ledger, weekly, L 2
LA MOURE CO., D POP. 2,072.
Orand Rapids, Journal, weekly, K 1
La Moure, Progress and Chronicle, w'kly, K 1
LAWRENCE CO., P POP. 20,000.
Deadwood,
Black Hills Pioneer, daily, ) K 1
" " " ■weekly ( K 2
Black Hills Times, daily, )' K 2
" weekly, J K 1
Black Hills Herald, weekly.
Lead City, Tribune, daily, K 1
Spearfish, Register, weekly, L 2
Stui-gis, Record, weekly, L 2
LINCOLN CO., O, POP. 10,000.
Canton, Advocate, weekly, J l
Sioux Valley News, weekly, J 1
Eden, Echo, weeklj'.
Lennox, Lincoln Co. Independent, w'kly.
LOGAN CO n
Napoleon, Homestead, weekly, L 1
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
MC COOK CO., □, POP. 6,280.
Bridgewater, Journal, weekly, L2
Times, weekly,' L 2
Montrose, Herald, weekly.*
Salem, Pioneer Register, weekly, K 1
MC HENRY CO., t
Villard, Leader, weekly.
MC INTOSH CO. D
Hoskins, Mcintosh Co. Democrat, w'ly.
Mcintosh Co. Herald, weekly, L 1
MC LEAN CO. "n
Washburn, Times, weekly,
MC PHERSON CO., D POP. 350.
Leola, Blade, weekly.
Northwest, weekly,
MARSHALL CO., D- POP. 4,000.
Britton, Dakota Daylight, weekly, L 2
Langlord, Bugle, weekly.
MERCER CO., i POP. 150.
Stanton, Pilot, weekly, L 2
MINER CO., n, POP. 3,000.
Canova, Breeze, weekly, L 1
Carthage, News, weekly,
Howard, Advance, weekly,
Vilas, Miner Co. Farmer, weekly,
SUNNEHAHA CO., Q, POP. 14,000.
Dell Rapids, Exponent, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 1
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Sioux Falls, Argus, daily. ?
weekly, J
Press, daily, ?
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Dakota Deutsche Zeit-
ung, weekly, K 1
Leader, weekly, J 1
Miunehaha Mail, weekly.
Vesterheimen, weekly, J 2
Valley Springs, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
MOODY CO., O^ POP. 5,489.
Colman, Bee, weekly.
Egan, Express, weekly, L 2
Flandreau, Herald, weekly, K 1
Moody Co. Enterprise, w'y, K 1
MORTON CO., D POP. 6,000.
Mandan, Democrat, daily,
Pioneer, daily, ?
weekly.
Times, weekly.
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NELSON CO. cf
Lakota, Nelson Co. News, weekly, J 1
Michigan City, Nelson Co. Capital, w'ly, L 2
Times, weekly.
PEMBINA CO., cf POP. 11,000.
Bathgate, Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Hamilton, Pembina Co. News, weekly.
Peinbiua, Pioneer Express, weekly, J 1
St. Thomas, Times, weekly, K 1
PENNINGTON CO., P POP. 3,000.
Rapid City,
Black Hills Republican, daily. ?
Journal, dailv, ?
weekly, S K 2
L2
weekly, J J 1
Black Hills Democrat, w^eekly.
POTTER CO., n POP. 4,000.
Appomattox, Herald, weekly, L 1
Copp, Dakota Blizzard, weekly, L 1
Foi-est City, Press, weeklj% L 2
Gettysburg, Herald, weekly, L 2
Union- Index, weekly, L 2
RAMSEY CO., tl POP. 4,800.
Church Ferry, Sun, weekly.
Devil's Liake, Inter-Ocean, weekly, K2
News, weekly, K 2
Minot, Mouse River Advocate, weekly.
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DAKOTA TERRITORY.
RANSOM CO., D- POP. 5,500.
Lisbon, Ransom Co. Gazette and Dakota
Clipper, weekly, K 1
Star, weekly, K 2
Sheldon, Blade, weekly.
Enterprise, weekly, L 2
RICHLAND CO., D- POP. 4,000.
Fort Abercronibie. Scout, weekly.
Wahpeton, Globe, weekly.
Richland Co. Gazette, w'y, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
ROBERTS CO., D- POP. 2,.'50O.
Travare, Dakota Sun, Aveekly, L 1
Wilmot, Reporter, weekly.
Roberts Co. Record, weekly, L 2
ROLETTE CO., ^ POP. 2,232.
Dunselth, Herald, weekly, L2
Turtle Mountain Times, w'kly, L 2
SANBORN CO., ^ POP. 5,000.
Diana, Monitor, weeklj-, K 1
Sanborn Co. Advocate, weekly, K 1
Letcher, Blade, weekly, K 1
Woousocket, News, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, K 1
SARGENT CO., D- POP. 4,000.
Forman, Item, weekly, L 2
Miluor, Free Pi-ess, weekly, L 2
Sargent Co. Teller, weekly, L 2
Sargent, Rustler, weekly.
SPINK CO., D POP. 10,450.
Asliton, Bee, weekly, K 2
Spink Co. Leader, weekly.
Crandon, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Doland, Record, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly, L 2
Frankfort, Advocate, weekly, L 2
Mellette, Spink Co. News, weekly.
Tribune, weekly, L 2
Northville, Advance, weeklj^, L 2
Independent, weekly.
Red field, Dakota Dispatch, weekly, L 2
Dakota Sun, weekly, K 1
Journal, weekly, K 1
STARK CO., -n POP. 900.
Dickinson, Press, weekly, K 1
STEELE CO. [/
Hope, Pioneer, w^eeklj', L 2
Slierbrooke, Steele' Co. Tribune, w'kly.
STUTSMAN CO., ^ POP. fi.OOO.
Jaiiiestovpu, Capital, daily, I L 2
" weekly, j K 1
Morning Alert, daily, ) L 2
" weekly, J K 1
Der Pionier, w^eekly, K 2
North Dakota Farnier,ni'y,H 2
SULLY CO., ^ POP. 750.
Clifton, Sully Co. Watchman, weekly.
Okobojo, Times, weekly, L2
Onida, Journal, weekly, L 2
TOWNER CO. [^
Cando, Towner Co. Tribune, weekly, L 2
TRAILL CO., cf POP. 11,000.
Buxton, Independent, weekly.
Caledonia, Traill Co. Times, weekly, L 2
Hillsboro, Banner, weekly, K 1
Mayville, Tribune, weekly, L 2
Portland, Dakota Bladet. weekly, K 1
Inter-Ocean, weekly, L 2
TURNER CO., Q, POP. 8,950.
Centreville, Chronicle, weekly, L 2
Index, weekly, L2
Hurley, Turner Co. Herald, weekly, L 2
Mariou Junction, Marlon Sentinel, w'kly, L 2
Parker, New Era, weekly, J l
Press, weekly, L 2
UNION CO., a, POP. 7,000.
Beresford, News, weekly, L 2
Elk Point, Dakota Blizzard, weekly, L2
Union Co. Courier, weekly, L 2
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
WALSH CO., cf POP. 12,000.
Ardoch, Monitor, weekly.
Grafton, Herald, weekly, L 2
News and Times, weekly, K 2
Miuto. Forest River Journal, weekly, L 2
Park River, Gazette, weekly, K 1
WALWORTH CO., D POP. 1,400.
Bangor, Pioneer, weekly.
Rustler, weekly, L 2
YANKTON CO., O, POP. 11,.300.
Yankton, Press and Dakotaian, daily, i L2
w'kly, {K 2
Dakota Freie Presse, w'kly,\K 2.
Dakota Herald, weekly, K 2
Die Dakota Post, weekly.
Globe, weekly.
Telegram, weekly, L Z
IDAHO TERRITORY.
Pop., 100,000.
ADA CO., P POP. 10,000.
Boise City,
Idaho Statesman, tri-vsreekly, ) L 2
weekly, JK2.
Republican, weekly, L 2
Caldwell, Tribune, weekly.
ALTURAS CO., ^ POP. 14,000.
Bellevue, Herald, triweekly.
Hailey,
Inter-Idaho, daily, L 2
Wood River News-Miner, daily, ) L 2
" " " weeklj' \ L 2
Wood River Times, daily, } ' L 2
" " " Aveekly, J L 2
Ketclium, Bulletin, weekly.
Kej'stone. weekly, L 2
Mountain Home, Range and Valley, w'y.
Shoshone, Journal, weekly, K 1
BEAR LAKE CO., O, POP. 4,500.
Paris, Southern Idaho Independent,
weekly, L 2
BINGHAM CO. □, POP. 5,500.
Blackfoot, Idaho Reporter, weekly, L2
Eagle Rock, Idaho Register, weekly, K 1
BOISE CO., n POP. 3,300.
Idaho City,
Idaho World, semi-weekly, ? L 2
weekly. J
(no adv'ts in weekly.)
CASSIA CO., CP POP. 3,500.
Albion, Cassia Co. Times, weekly, L 1
CUSTER CO., n POP. 3,000.
Cliallis, Idaho Messenger, weekly, L 2
Houston, Pi-ess, weekly, L 1
IDAHO CO., D POP. 4,000.
Grangeville, Idaho Co. Free Press, w'ly.
KOOTENAI CO., ~tl POP. 3,000.
Ratlidruin, Kootenai Courier, weekly.
LEMHI CO., D POP. 3,009.
Salmon City, Idaho Recorder, w^eekly.
NEZ PERCE CO., "D POP. 12,000.
Lewiston, Nez Perce News, weekly, K 1
Teller, weekly, L 2
Moscow, Mirror, weekly, K 1
ONEIDA CO., Q, POP. 5,000.
Malad City, Enterprise, weekly.
OWYHEE CO., P POP. S,:W.
Silver City, Idaho Avalanche, weekly, K 1
SHOSHONE CO., [^ POP. 8.000.
Murray, Coeur D'Alene Sun, daily, ? L 2
" weekly, iL2
WASHINGTON CO., -O POP. 4,200.
Weiser, Leader, weekly, L2
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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INDIAN TERRITORY.
CHEROKEE NATION, cf POP. 2,500.
Tahlequali, Cherokee Advocate, w'kly, K2
Vinita, Indian Chieftain, weekly, K 2
CHICKASAW NATION, ^
Paul's Valley, Chickasaw Enterprise, w'y.
CHOCTAW NATION, O, POP. 2,300.
Atoka, Indian Missionary, monthly, L 2
CREEK NATION, D- POP. 700.
Muskogee, Indian Journal, weekly, K 2
Our Brother in Red, monthly, K 2
MONTANA TERRITORY.
Pop., 39,159t.
BEAVERHEAD CO., P POP. 2,712+.
Dillon, Examiner, weekly.
Tribune, weekly,
CHOTEAU CO., ^ POP. 5,000.
Choteau, Calumet, weekly,
K2
Fort Benton, River Press, daily, )
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weekly, J K 2
Montana Wool Grower,
monthly, L 2
Great Falls, Tribune, weekly, L 2
CUSTER CO., □, POP. 2,510+.
Miles City,
Yellowstone Journal, daily, ) L 2
weekly, 5 J 1
Stock-Growers' Journal, w'kly, L 2
DAWSON CO., c/ POP. 3,050.
Glendive, Independent, weekly, Kl
Times, Sundays, K 1
DEER LODGE CO., -D POP. 8,876+.
Anaconda, Review, weekly, K 1
Deer Ltodge, New North-West, weekly, J 1
FERGUS CO. a
Lewistown, Fergus Co. Argus, weekly, K 1
GALLATIN CO., P POP. 12,000.
Bozeinau, Avant Courier, weekly, K 2
Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Livingston, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
JEFFERSON CO., D POP. 2,464+.
Boulder (Boulder Valley P. O.), Jefferson
Co. Sentinel, weekly, L 2
LEWIS AND CLARKE CO., D POP. 18,000.
Helena, Herald, daily, ) J 1
weekly, S H 1
Independent, daily, ) K 1
weekly, J 1 1
Montana Christian Advocate,
semi monthly, K 1
Montana Live Stock Journal,
monthly, K 2
Sun River, Rising Sun, weekly, L 2
MADISON CO., p POP. 3,915+.
Virginia City, Madisonian, weekly, K2
Montana Churchman,
monthly.
MEAGHER CO., D POP. 2,743+.
Townseud, Tranchant, weekly, K 1
White Sulphur Springs,
> Rocky Mountain Husbandman.w'y, 1 1
MISSOULA CO., "D POP. 7,300.
Missoula, Missoula Co. Times, weekly, K 1
Missoulian, weekly, K 2
Stevensville, Democrat, weekly.
SILVER BOW CO., P POP. 25,000.
Butte City,
Inter-Mountain, daily, ) J 1
" seini-weekl}% ) J 1
Miner, daily, I J 1
" semi-weekly, ) J 1
Walkerville, News, semi- weekly, L 2
YELLOWSTONE CO., Q, POP. 2,000.
Billings, Gazette, dailv, } L 2
weekly, if K 1
Raton, Independent, daily, )
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NEW MEXICO TERRITORY.
Pop., 119,565+.
BERNALILLO CO., -Q POP. 17,225+.
Albuquerque,
Citizen, daily.
Morning Democrat, daily, ) J 1
Sundays. )
Opinion, weekly.
COLFAX CO., cf POP. 8,000.
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weekly, f K 1
Range, weekly, K 1
Springer, Colfax Co. Stockman, w'kly, K 1
DONA ANA CO., P POP. 7,612+.
Ijas CruceSj.Mesilla Valley Democrat,
semi-weekly.
El Tiempo, weeklj'.
Rio Grande Republican,
weekly. K 1
GRANT CO., p POP. 4,539+.
Deming, Headlight, weekly, K 2
Lordsburg, Advance, weekly, L 2
Silver City, Enterprise, weekly, K 2
Southwest Sentinel, w'kly, K 2
LINCOLN CO., C\ POP. 7,000.
Lincoln, Independent, weekly, L2
White Oaks, Lincoln Co. Leader, weekly, L 2
New Mexico Interpreter, w'y, L l
MORA CO., cf POP. 12,000.
Wagon Mound, La Flecha, weekly, K 1
Watrous, Plaindealer, weekly.
SAN MIGUEL CO., D- POP. 20,638+.
Las Vegas, Optic, daily, ) K2
" weekly, \ K 2
Revista Catolica, Sundays, K 2
Stock Grower, weekly, 1 1
SANTA FE CO., O POP. 10,867+.
Santa Fe, New Mexican, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S K 2
El Boletin Popular, weekly.
Leader, weekly, L 2
SIERRA CO., p POP. 250.
Chloride, Black Range, weekly,
Kingston, Shaft, daily.
SOCORRO CO., -a POP. 14,000.
San Marcial. Reporter, weekly.
Socorro, Chieftain, daily.
Bullion, weekly,
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UTAH TERRITORY.
Pop., 143,963+.
BEAVER CO., P POP. 3,918+.
Beaver, Southern Utonian, weekly,
Frisco, Southern Utah Times, weekly,
CACHE CO., ^ POP. 12,562+.
IjOgan, Utah Journal, semi-weekly,
SALT LAKE CO., i POP. 31,977+.
Salt Lake City,
Deseret Evening News, daily, )
" " " semi-w'y, >
" " " weekly, )
Salt Lake Evening Democrat, daily, )
;' " semi w'kly. )
Salt Lake Herald, daily,
" " " semi-weekly,
" weekly.
Salt Lake Tribune, daily, ?
weekly, 3
Bikuben, weekly,
Svenska Harolden, weekly.
Juvenile Instructor, semi-monthly.
Woman's Exponent, semi monthly.
Baptist Mountaineer, monthlj'.
Contributor, monthly,
Parrv's Magazine, monthly,
Utah Christian Advocate, monthly.
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UTAH TERRITORY.
SAN PETE CO., D POP. ll,557t.
3Iai]ti, Home Sentinel, weeklj', L 2
SUMMIT CO., \^ POP. 4,921t.
Park City, Park Record, weekly, K 1
UTAH CO., a POP. 17,973+.
Provo Cits', Territorial Enquirer, semi-
weekly, 1 1
WEBER CO., i POP. 12,344t.
Ogcleu City, Herald, daily, ? K 1
" semi- weekly, ) J 1
News, dailj', L2
Inter-Moimtain Merchant,
monthl}'.
L2
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Pop., 75,116+.
ASOTIN CO., O^ POP. 300.
Asotin, Sentinel, weekly,
CHEHALIS CO., -D POP. 3,000.
Aberdeen, Herald, weekly.
Montesauo, Chehalis Valley Vidette,
weekly, L 2
CLARK CO., P POP. 9,000.
Vancouver, Clark Co. Register, w'kly, K 1
Independent, weekly, K 1
COLUMBIA CO., n^ POP. 7,108+.
Dayton, Columbia Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Inlander, weekly, K 1
COWLITZ CO., P POP. 2,062+.
K-alama, Cowlitz's Advocate, weekly.
GARFIELD CO., P, POP. 650.
Pouieroy, East Washingtonian, weekly, K 1
Times, weekly.
Washington Independent,
weekly, J l
JEFFERSON CO., -O POP. 1,712+.
Port Towuseud,
Puget Sound Argus, daily, ( L 2
weekly,! Kl
Call, weekly, L 2
KING CO., -n POP. 9,687.
Seattle, Post-Intelligencer, daily, ? J l
weekly, 5 12
Press, daily, ) K 1
" weekly, $ K 2
Times, daily.
Voice of the People, daily. ?
weekly. J
Die Tribune, weekly, L 2
Sunday Star, weekly, K 2
KITSAP CO., -a POP. 1,738+.
Sidney, Kitsap Co. Pioneer, weekly.
KITTITAS CO. D
Eilensburgh, Kittitas Localizer, w'kly, K 1
KLICKITAT CO., C? POP. 4,055+.
Goldendale, Sentinel, w'kly, K 2
LEWIS CO., P POP. 5,500.
Chehnlis, Lewis Co. Bee, weekly, K 1
Nugget, week!}', K 1
Napavine, Western Washington Farmer,
weekly
Toledo, Cowlitz River Pilot, weekly.
LINCOLN CO., D- POP. 1,500.
Davenport, Lincoln Co. Times, weekly, K 1
Sprague, Journal, weekly, K 1
PACIFIC CO., p POP. 1,645+.
Oysterville, Pacific Journal, weekly, L 2
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
PIERCE CO., -n POP. 17,000.
Taconia, Evening Telegraph, daily.
Ledger, daily, ) J 2
weekly, J 1 1
News, dailv, ) K 1
" weekly, f J l
Commerce, Sundays.
Wacht am Sunde, weekly, L 1
SKAGIT CO., \: POP. 1,750.
La Conner, Puget Sound Mail, weekly, K 1
Mount Vernon, News, weeklj-, K 1
SNOHOMISH CO., Y: POP. 1,387+.
Snohomish City, Eye, weekly, L2
SPOKANE CO., D- POP. 16,000.
Cheney, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Rockford, Enterprise, weekly, L 2
Spokane Falls, Review, daily-, } K 1
weekly, S K 2
Chronicle, weekly, K 1
News-Democrat, weekly.
North West Tribune, w'y, K 2
East Washington Rural,
monthly.
Spokane Miner, monthly.
STEVENS CO. nf
Colville, Stevens Co., Miner, weekly, LI
THURSTON CO., -D POP. 3,270+.
Olyuipia, New Transcript, weekly.
Partisan, weekly, K 1
Washington Standard, w'kly, K 1
WALLA WALLA CO., P, POP. 8,716+.
Waitsburgh, Times, weeklj', K 1
Walla Walla, Journal, daily, ) L2
Sundays, > L 2
weekly, ) J 1
Morning Union, dailj% ) K 1
'ly, J Jl
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weekly.
Statesman, dailv, ? K 1
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WHATCOM CO., "D POP. 3,137+.
Blaine, Journal, weekly, L 2
Whatcom, Reveille, weekly, K 2
WHITMAN CO., O POP. 7,014+.
Colfax, Commoner, weekly, L 2
Palouse Gazette, weekly, J 1
Farmington, Post, weekly, L 2
Palouse, Boomerang, weekly.
News, weekly, K 1
YAKIMA CO., ip POP. 6,500.
North Yakima, Washington Farmer,
weekly, 1 2
Yakima Republican,
weekly, L 2
Yakima Signal, w'ly, K 2
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Pop., 20,789+.
ALBANY CO., P, POP. 4,626+.
Douglas, Adv-^rtiser, weekly.
Bill Barlow's Budget, weekly.
Rowdy West, Sundays.
Laramie City, Boomerang, daily, ? K 1
weekly. S J 1
Laramie Sentinel, w'ly, L 2
Wyoming and Its Fu-
ture, weekly.
CARBON CO., ^ POP. 3,438+.
Ra^vlins, Carbon Co. Journal, weekly, K 1
Laborette, weekly.
Wyoming Tribune, weekly, L 2
CROOK CO., cT POP. 239+.
Sundance, Gazette, weekly, L2
FREMONT CO., ^
Lander, Wind River Mountaineer, w'y, L 2
JOHXSON CO., 6 POP. 2,500.
Buffalo, Big Horn Sentinel, weekly, L 2
Echo, weekly, K 1
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.
LARASIIE CO., R POP. 6,409t.
Clieyeune,
Democratic Leader, daily, ? K 1
, JKI
Sun, daily, ?
■ 'y, i
weekly, ,
K 2
weekly, f K 2
Tribune, daily, K 1
Mirror, weekly. K 2
iSTorth-West Live Stock Jour-
nal, weekly.
SWEETWATER CO., D POP. 2,561+.
Oreen River City, Sweetwater Ga-
zette, weekly, K 1
Rock Springs, Independent, weekly, L 2
TJINTA CO., -a POP. 2,879+.
Evanston, Uinta Chieftain, weekly, K 1
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Pop., 50,000.
NEW WESTMINSTER DISTRICT, P
New "Westminster,
British Columbian, daily. ?
weekjy, ? K2
Mainland Guardian, semi-weekly, L 2
Vancouver, Advertiser, dailj"^.
Xews, dailj'.
Herald, weekly.
VANCOUVER ISLAND, P
Nanaimo, Free Press, semi-weekly, L 2
VICTORIA DISTRICT, Q
Victoria, British Colonist, daily, ? J 1
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weekly,
Evening Post, daily,
Standard, daily, )
Times, daily. >
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weekly,
ily.
weekly,
YALE DISTRICT, D^
Kamloops, Inland Sentinel, weekly,
L2
3IAMTOBA.
ROCKWOOD CO., a
stonewall. News and Rockwood Co. Ad-
vertiser, weekly, L 2
MANITOBA.
Fop., 63,954.
BEAUTIFUL PLAINS CO., -D POP. 2,350.
Neepa^va, Register and Beautiful Plains
Co. Advertiser, weekly, K 1
BRANDON CO., P
Brandon, Mail, weekly,
Sun, weekl}',
DENNIS CO., P
Virden, Advance, weekly,"
DUFFERIN CO., P
Manitou, Mercury and Rock Lake and
Dufferin Advertiser, weekly, L 2
Morden, Manitoba News, weekly, L 2
LISGAR CO., a
S"elkirk, Record, weekly,
MINNEDOSA CO. -D
Minnedosa, Tribune, weekly.
Rapid City, Spectator, weekly.
L2
SELKIRK CO., D
St. Boniface, Le Manitoba, weekly,
Winnipeg,
Manitoba Free Press, daily, ? H 2
weekly, 3 G 1
Manitoban, daily, } II
weekly, J I 2
Manitoba Sun, daily.
Commercial, weekly, K 2
Industrial News, weekly.
Northwest Review, weekly, K 1
Siftings, weekly, J 2
Emigrant, monthly.
Nor'- West Farmer and Manitoba
Miller, monthly, H 2
SHOAL LAKE CO., -D
Birtle, Observer, weekly,
TURTLE MOUNTAIN CO., P
Killarney, Southwest Manitoban, weekly.
WESTBOURNE CO., -Q
Gladstone, Age and Westbourne Co. Ad-
vertiser, weeklj'.
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PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE CO.^ -D
Portage la Prairie, Manitoba Liberal, w'y, K 1
Tribune Review, w'y, J 1
PROVENCHER CO., ^
Emerson, International, weekly, L 2
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Pop., 286,l.*{r.
ALBERT CO., Q, POP. 10,672.
Albert, Maple Leaf, weekly, K 2
Harvey, Observer, weekly, L 2
CARLETON CO., -D POP. 23,365.
Woodstock, Carleton Sentinel, weekly, J 2
Press, weekly, J 1
CHARLOTTE CO., P POP. 25,882.
St. Andrews, Bay Pilot, weekly, Kl
St. Stephen, St. Croix Courier, weekly, J 2
GLOUCESTER CO.. ^
Bathurst, Courrier des Provinces Marl-
times, weekly, J 2
GRAND MAXAN ISLAND, Q
Grand Manan, Island Press, weekly, K 1
NORTHUMBERLAND CO., cf POP. 20,116.
Chatham, World, semi-weekly, > K 2
weekly, ) J 2
Mramichi Advance, weekly, J 1
New Castle, Union Advocate, weekly, J 1
ST. JOHN CO., n POP. 52,803.
St. John, Globe, daily, )
weekly, >
Standard, daily.
Sun, daily, )
" weekly, )
Telegraph, daily, I
weekly, S
Messenger and Visitor, w'kly, G 1
New Brunswick Journal of
Education, bi-weekly.
Canadian Record, monthly, I 3
Provincial Agriculturist, m'y.
Trade Reporter, monthly, X
Youth's Visitor, monthly, H 2
WESTMORELANT) CO., □. POP. 35,000.
Moncton, Times, daily, ) K2
weekly, S 1 1
Transcript, daily. > K 1
weekly, S 1 1
SackvlUe, Chiguecto Post, weekly, J 1
Argosy, monthly, L2
Shediac, Le Moniteur Acadien, semi-w'ly, J 2
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tri-week
weekly,
Fredericton, Gleaner, tri-weekly, >
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
YORK CO.
Frederic ton, New Brunswick Re-
porter and Advertiser,
semi weekly.
Capital, weekly,
Maritime Farruer, w'kly,
Religious Intelligencer,
weekly,
Temperance Journal,w'y,K 2
University Monthly, L 2
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NORTH-AVEST TERRITORIES.
Pop., 56,446.
AJLBERTA DISTRICT, J2 POP. 2,000.
Calgary, Herald, weekly, K 1
Tribune, weekly.
Edmonton, Bulletin, weekly.
MacLeod, Gazette, weekly, K 1
ASSINIBOIA DISTRICT, ^
Lethbridge, News, weeklv.
Medicine Hat, Times, weekly.
Moosomin, Com-ier, weekly," L 2
Qu Appelle, Progress, weekly.
Vidette, weeklj\
Regina, Journal, weekly.
Leader, weekly, J 1
SASKATCHEWAN TERRITORY, ^
Battleford, Saskatchewan Herald, w'kly, L 2
Prince Albert, Times and Saskatchewan
Review, weeklj", L 2
NOVA SCOTIA.
Pop., 440,572.
AJfXAPOLIS CO., -a POP. 20,593.
Annapolis, Spectator, weekly,
Bridgetown, Monitor, weekly,
ANTIGONISH CO., cf POP. 18,060.
Antigonish, Casket, weekly.
Eastern Echo, weekly.
CAPE BRETON CO., cf POP. 33,258.
North Sydney, Herald, weekly,
Sydney, Advocate, weekly,
COLCHESTER CO., [^ POP. 26,720.
Acadia Mines, Week's Doings, weekly,
Truro, Guardian, semi-weeklj-,
Colchester Sun, weekly,
CUMBERLAND CO., "□ POP. 27,368.
Amherst, Gazette, weekly.
Maritime Sentinel, weekly,
Spring Hill, Clarion, weekly,
Cumberland Co. Record, w'y
DIGBY CO., p POP. 19,881.
Digby, Courier, weekly,
HALIFAX CO., n POP. 67,917.
Halifax,
Acadian Recorder, daily, \
tri-w'y, S
Morning Chronicle, daily, morning,
" " evening,
" triweekly.
Nova Scotian, weekly, J
Morning Herald, daily, morning, "l '
Evening Mail, " evening, I
Herald, tri weekly,
" weekl.v.
Critic, weekly,'
Presbyterian Witness, weekly.
Royal Gazette, weekly,
Wesleyan, weekly,
Dalhousle Gazette, bi-weekly,
Buds and Blossoms and Friendly
Greetings, monthly,
HANTS CO., -D POP. 23,359.
Windsor, Hants Journal, weekly,
Tril>une, weekly.
King's College Record, m'ly.
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KINGS CO., -a POP. 23,469.
Kentville, New Star, semi-weekly.
Jl
Western Chronicle, semi-
weekly, 1 1
Wolfville, Acadian, weekly, L 2
Acadia Athenaeum, monthly, L 2
LUNENBURG CO., P POP. 28,583.
Bridge water. Enterprise and Lunenburg
Co. Advocate, weekly.
Liunenburg, Progress, weekly, J 1
PiCTOU CO., i POP. 35,535.
New Glasgow, Eastern Chronicle, w'kly,
Pictou, Colonial Standard, weekly.
News, weekly,
Stellarton. Trades' Journal, weekly,
QUEENS CO., p POP. 10,577.
Liverpool, Advance and Western Coun-
ties Advocate, w'kly,
Times, weekly,
SHELBURNE CO., p POP. 14,913.
Barrington, Cape Sable Advertiser, w'ly.
VICTORIA CO., n' POP. 12,470.
Baddeck, Island Reporter, weekly.
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YARMOUTH CO., P POP. 21,284.
Yarmouth, Times and Western Coun-
ties Journal, semi-w'y, H 2
Herald, weekly, H 1
ONTARIO.
Pop. 1,9VJ7,452.
ALGOMA (DISTRICT OF), tl POP. 20,320.
Gore Bay, Manitoulin Guide, weekly, L 2
Manitowaning, Manitoulin Expositor,
weekly, L 2
Rat Portage, Progress and Lake of the
Woods Mining Jour-
nal, weekly, K 1
Saulte Ste. Marie, Algoma Pioneer, w'ky, L2
BRANT CO., p POP.
Brautf ord. Courier, daily,
40,000.
I ^1
weekly, ) J 2
Evening Telegram, daily, ? K 1
w'kly, 5 J2
Expositor, daily, ? K 1
weekly, 5 12
Canadian Forester, m'thly, H 1
Congregationalist, monthlj'.
Burford, Times, weekly, K 1
Paris, Review, weekly, K 1
Star-Transcript, weekly, J 1
BRUCE CO., -a POP. 64,774.
Chesley, Enterprise, weekly. K 2
Kincardine, Bruce Reporter, weekly, J 1
Rt'view, weekly, J 1
Lucknow, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
Paisley, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Port Elgin, Times, weekly, J 1
Tara, Leader, weekly, K 1
Teeswater, News, weekly, L 2
Tiverton, Watchman, weekly, L2
Walkertou, Bruce Herald, weekly, J 1
Bruce Telescope, weekly, K 2
Die Ontario Glocke, w'kly, K 1
Wiarton, Echo, weekly, K 1
CARLETON CO., cf POP. 52,101.
Ottawa, Citizen, daily, )
" semi-weekly, S
Evening Journal, daily.
Free Press, daily, ?
" semi- weekly, )
Le Canada, daily.
L'Union Xationale, weekly,
Canada Gazette, weekly (in-
serts legal, parliamentary
and srovernment advertise-
ments onlj).
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ONTARIO.
CARLETON CO.
Ottaw^a, Canadian Militia Gazette, w'y, J 1
Canada Health Journal, m'ly, J 2
Cana'iian Mining Review, ni'y, J 2
Woman's Journal, monthly, K 2
DUFFERIX CO., JH POP. 22,000.
Orangeville, Dufferin Advertiser,
weekly, K 1
Dufferin Post, weekly, J 1
Sun, weekly, K 1
Shelburne, Economist, weekly, K 1
Free Press, weekly, J 1
DUNDAS CO., a- POP. 20,598.
Iroquois, News, monthly.
Morrisburgh, Courier, weekly, K2
Dundas Co. Herald,
weekly, K 2
DURHAM CO., O, POP. 36,265.
Bowmanville, Canadian Statesman, w'ly, 1 1
Methodist Observer, w'kly.
Sun, weekly. L 2
West Durham News, w'kly, I 2
MUlbrook, Messenger, weekly, L 2
Orono, News, weeklj', L 2
Port Hope, Guide, daily, ) K 1
weekly, ) II
Times, daily, ? K 1
weekly, S J 2
Canadian Craftsman and
Masonic Record, m'ly, I 2
ELGIN CO., P POP. 42,361.
Aylmer, Sun, semi-weekly.
Express and East Elgin Adver-
tiser, weekly, J 1
Button, Enterprise, weekly. L 2
Rodney, West Elgin Mercury, weekly, L 2
St. Thomas,
Evening Journal, daily, ? J 1
weekly, 3 H 1
Times, daily, ? J 1
weekly, S 12
Canadian Wheelman, m'ly, K 2
Springfield, Argus, weekly, L 2
ESSEX CO., p POP. 46,932.
Amherstburg, Echo, weekly, 1 1
Westei'n Herald, w^eekly, J 1
Comber, Independent, weekly, L 2
Essex Centre, Essex Liberal, weekly, J 1
Kingsville, Reporter, weekly, L 2
Leamington, Post, weekly, J 1
Windsor, Beaver, weekly.
Clariqn, weekly, J 1
Essex Review, weekly J 1
Le Progres, weekly, J 1
Record and Essex Co. Chron-
icle, weekly, T 1
FRONTENAC CO., O- POP. 41,062.
Kingston, News, daily. ) J 2
weekly, J II
Whig, daily, ? J 2
" weekly, J Hi
Canadian Freeman, weekly, J 1
Queen's College Journal,
semi-monthlj*, K 1
GLENGARRY CO., D-
Alexandria, Glengarrian, w^eekly, L 2
GRENVILLE CO., D- POP. 22,741.
Prescott, Leeds and Grenville Inde-
pendent, weekly, K 2
Messenger, weekly, K 2
Telegraph, weekly, J 1
GREY CO., -n POP. T5,229.
Chatsworth, News, weekly, L 2
Dundalk, Herald, weekly, K 1
Durham, Chi-onicle, weekly, J l
Grey Review, weekly, K 2
Flesherton, Advance, weekly, K l
Hanover, Post, weeklv, K 1
Markdale, Standard, weekly, K 1
Meaford, Mirror, weekly, K 2
Monitor, weekly, K 1
ONTARIO.
GREY CO.
Owen Sound, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Times, weekly, J i
Business Educator, m'y.
Canadian Co-operator
and Patron, monthly.
Thornbury, News and East Gray Review,
weekly, L 2
jUnion Standard, weekly, K 1
:haldimand co., p pop. 24,980.
Caledonia, Grand River Sachem, weekly, J l
Cayuga, Haldimand Advocate, weekly, K 1
Dunnville, Gazette, weekly. L 2
Reform Press, weekly, K 1
Hagersville, Times, weekly, K 1
Indian, bi-weekly, L 2
Jarvis, Record, weekly, K 1
HALIBURTON CO., cf
Minden, Echo, weekly, L2
HALTON CO., ^ POP. 21,919.
Acton, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Georgetown, Herald, weekly, K 2
Milton, Canadian Champion, weekly, J 1
Reformer, weekly, L 2
Oakvllle, Star and Independent, weekly, K 2
HASTINGS CO., D- POP. 55,192.
Belleville, Intelligencer daily, ) K2
weekly, ) 12
Ontario, daily, ) K 2
Chronicle, weekly, S 12
Deseronto, Tribune, weekly. K 1
Madoc, North Hastings Review, weekly, K 2
Stirling. News-Argus, weekly, K 1
Trenton, Advocate, weekly, K 1
Courier, weekly, K 2
HURON CO., P POP. 76,97.3.
Brussels, Post, weekly, K 1
Clinton, Huron News Record, weekly, J 2
New Era, weekly, J l
Journal, monthly, I 2
Exeter, Times, weekly, K 2
Goderich, Huron Signal, weekly, J 1
Star, weekly, J 1
Gorrle, Vidette, weekly, L 2
Seaforth, Huron Expositor, weekly, H 1
Sun, weekly, J l
Wingham, Advance, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, K 1
KENT CO., P POP. 54,310.
Blenheim, News, weekl}% K 1
Bothwell, Times, weekly, K 2
Cliathani, Planet, triweekly, ) K 1
weekly, J HI
Banner, weekly, J 2
Dresden, Times, weekly. K 2
Ridgetown, East Kent Plaindealer, w'ly, K 2
Standard, weekly. K 2
Thamesvllle. Herald, weekly.
Tilbury Centre, Times, weekly, L 2
Wallaceburg, Valley Herald and Record,
weekly, J 1
LAMBTON CO., P POP. 52,034.
Alvinston, East Lambton Free Press, w'y.
Forest, Fi'ee Press, weekly, J 2
Petrolia, Advertiser, weekly, K 2
Topic, weekly, K 2
Point Edward, Post, weekly.
Sarnia, Canadian, weekly, J 2
Observer, weekly, J 2
Watford, Guide-Advocate, weekly, 1 1
LANARK CO., O- POP. 33,975.
Almonte, Gazette, weekly, J 2
Times, weekly, K 2
Carleton Place, Central Canadian, w'kly, J 1
Herald, weekly, J 2
Perth, Courier, weekly, J 1
Expositor, weekly, J 1
Smith's Falls. Independent, weekly, J 2
LEEDS CO., D- POP. 38.43.3.
Brockville, Evening Recorder, daily, ) K 2
w'ly, \ J 2
Times, daily, ? K 2
weekly, S J 2
Monitor, weekly, K 2
850
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ONTARIO.
liEKDS CO.
Farmersville, Reporter and County of
Leeds Advertiser, w'y.
Gananoque, Journal and Thousand Is
land Gazette, weekly, J 1
Reporter, weeklj', K 1
LENNOX CO., □, POP. 16,314.
Napanee, Beaver, weekly, I 2
Express, weekly, J 2
Standard, weekly, J l
LINCOLN CO., ^ POP. 31,573.
Grimsby, Independent, weekly, L 2
K»t. Catharines,
Evening Joiu-nal, daily, ? J 2
" weekly, J II
Evening Star, daily. I
" " weekly. )
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weekly, J J 1
Smithville, Advertiser and Lincoln and
Wentworth Advocate, w'y.
News, dailj% )
MIDDLESEX CO., P POP. 93,081.
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Glencoe, Transcript, weekly,
liOudon, Advertiser, daily.
weekly,
Free Press, daily, ?
" weekly, 3
Speaker, daily. )
" weekly. )
Catholic Record, w^eekly
Echo, weekly,
Canadian Entomologist, m'y, L 2
(inserts advertisements of
an entomological charac-
ter only.)
Farmers' Advocate and Home
Magazine, monthly,
Independent Forester, m'thly, H 2
Lucan, Enterprise and North Middlesex
Conservative, weekly.
Park Hill, Gazette, weekly.
Review, weekly,
Strathroy, Age, weekly.
Dispatch, weekly,
MTISKOKA DISTRICT, ^ POP. 27,204.
Bracebvidge, Free Grant Gazette, w'y, K 1
Burk's Falls, Arrow, weeklj-, L 2
Huntsville, Forester, weekly, K 1
NORFOLK CO., p POP. 33,593.
Port Dover, Maple Leaf, weekly, K 2
Simcoe, British Canadian, weekly, K 2
Norfolk Reformer, weekly, K 2
Waterford, Star and Norfolk Co. General
Advertiser, weekly, K 1
NORTHUMBERLAND CO., Q, POP. 39,283.
Brighton, Ensign, weekly, K 2
Campbellford, Herald, weekly, K 1
Cobourg, Sentinel-Star, weekly, J 1
World, weekly, J 1
Acta Victoriana, monthly, L 2
Colborne, Express and Northumberland,
Gazetteer, weekly, L 2
Northumberland Enterprise,
weekly. K 1
Hastings, Star, weekly, K 1
ONTARIO CO., [? POP. 53,301.
Beaverton, Express, weekly, K 1
Cannlngton, Ontario Gleaner, weekly, , K 1
Oshawa, Ontario Reformer, weekly, K 2
Vindicator, weekly, K 2
Pickering, News, weekly, K 2
Port Perry, North Ontario Observer, w'y, K 1
Standard, weekly, K 2
Sunderland, Mirror and Brock Banner,
weekly, K 1
Uxbridge, Guardian, weekly, K 2
Journal, weekly, K 1
Whitbj', Chronicle, weekly, J 2
Gazette, weekly, K 1
Sunbeam, monthly, K 1
ONTARIO.
OXFORD CO., p POP. 50,093.
Embro, Courier, weeklj% K 1
Ingersoll, Chronicle and Canadian Dau-y-
man, weekly, j 2
Oxford Tribune and Canada
Dairy Reporter, weekly, K 2
Sun, weekly, L 2
Norwich. Gazette, weekly.
Tilsonburg, Liberal, weekly, K 1
Observer, weekly, j i
Woodstock, Sentinel Review, daily. ?
weekly, ) HI
Oxford, Standard, weekly, L 2
Times, weekly, J i
PARRY SOUND (DISTRICT OF), ^
Parry Sound, North Star, weekly,
PEEL CO., P POP. 26,105.
Brampton, Conservator, weekly.
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Times, weekly,
PERTH CO., p POP. 54,985.
Listowel, Banner, weekly,
Standard, weekly,
Mitchell, Advertiser, weeklj-,
Advocate, weekly,
Recorder, weeklj-,
St. Mary's, Argus, weekly,
Journal, weekly,
Stratford, Advertiser, weekly,
Beacon, weekly,
Der Canadische Kolonist,
Weekly, j i
Herald, weekly, J i
Times, weekly, J i
PETERBOROUGH CO., D- POP. 37,266.
Norwood, Register, weekly, K 2
PeterboroH gb,
Evening Review, daily, ) K 2
„ " '• weekly, J J 2
Examiner, daily, ) K 2
weekly, J 1 1
Morning Times, daily, ? J 2
weekly, 3 I2
Canada Lumberman, monthly, J 2
Canadian Agriculturist and Home
Magazine, monthly, F 1
Canadian Florist and Cottage Gar-
dener, quarterly, J 2
PRESCOTT CO., cT POP. 22,857.
li'Origual, Advertise!', weekly, Kl
News, weekly, L2
PRINCE EDWARD CO., D^ POP. 21,044.
Pictou, Gazette, weekly, j i
Times, weekly, K 2
RENFREW CO., cf POP. 40,007.
Amprior, Chronicle, weekly, K 2
Eganville, Enterprise, weekly, K 1
Pembroke, Observer, weekly, J 2
Standard, weekly, K 2
Renfrew, Journal, weekly.
Mercury, weekly, L 2
siMCOE CO., D POP. 74,803.
Alliston, Herald, weekly, K2
Barrie, Examiner, weekly, J 1
Gazette, weekly, K 2
Northern Advance, weekly, J 1
Beeton, Canadian Bee Journal, weekly.
World and Simcoe and Cardwell
General Advertiser, weeklj', J 1
Bradford, South Simcoe News and North
York Messenger, weekly, K 1
Witness, weekly, K 1
Coldwater, Investigator and General Ad-
vertiser, weekly, L2
Collingwood, Bulletin, weekly, K 1
Enterprise and Messenger,
weekl.y, K 2
Creemore, Advertiser, weekly.
Gravenhurst, Banner, weeklj', K 1
Midland, Free Press, weekly, K 1
Orillia, News Letter, weekly, J 1
Packet, weekly, ' J 1
Times, weekly, K 2
Canadian Workman, monthly, H 2
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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ONTARIO.
SIMCOE CO.
Peuetanguishene, Herald, weekly, K 1
Stayner, Sun, weekly, K 1
Tottenham, Card well Sentinel and Ad-
vertiser, weekly, K 2
STORMONT CO., D- POP. 23,198.
Cornwall, Freeholder, weekly, I 2
Standard, weekly, 1 1
THUNDER BAY DISTRICT, "□
Port Arthur, Herald, dally, ? L2
" weekly, ) K 2
Sentinel, daily, > L 2
weekly, J K 1
Miner, semi-monthly.
VICTORIA CO., n- POP. 34,612.
Bobcaygeon, Independent, weekly, K 2
Fenelon Falls, Gazette, weekly, L 2
liiudsay, Canadian Post, weekly, H 1
Victoria Warder, weekly, H 1
Omemee, Herald, weekly, L 2
Woodville, Advocate, weekly, K 1
WATERLOO CO., P POP. 42,740.
Ayr, Recorder, weekly, K 1
Berlin, News, daily, ? L 2
" weekly, J K 2
Freie Pres.se, weekly.
Journal, weekly, J 2
Telegraph, weekly, K 2
Evangellums Pauier, bi-weekly, K 2
Gospel Banner, bi-weekly, J 2
Lutherisches Volksblatt, semi-
monthly, K 2
Friedens Bote, monthly, J 1
Elmira, Advertiser, weekly, K 1
Gait, Dumfries Reformer, weekly, J 1
Reporter, weekly, 1 2
New Hamburg, Canadisches Volksblatt,
weekly, K 2
Hamburg Independent,
weekly, L 2
Preston, Progress, weekly.
Waterloo, Canadischer Bauernfreund,
weekly, J 2
Chronicle, weekly, K 1
WELLAND CO., P POP. 31,771.
Niagara Falls, Review, weekly, K 2
World and Stamford Advo-
cate, weeklj', K 1
Thorold, Post, weekly, K 1
Wellaud, Telegraph, weekly, 1 1
Tribune weekly, I 2
WELLINGTON CO., P POP. 65,139.
Arthur, Enterprise, weekly,
Drayton, Times, weekly,
Vidette, weekly,
Elora, Express, weekly,
Erin, Advocate, weekly,
Fergus, Advocate, weekly.
News Record, weekly
Guelph, Herald, daily, )
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weekly, J II
Mercury and Advertiser, )
daily, } J 1
" weekly, ) H2
Ontario Evangelist, monthly.
Harriston, Tribune, weekly, K 1
Northern Counties Advertiser
and Farm Journal, mon'ly.
Mount Forest, Confederate and Exam-
iner, weekly, K 2
Representative, weekly, K 1
Palmerston, Telegraph and Wellington
and Perth Gazette, w'ly, K 1
WENT WORTH CO., P POP. 66,952.
Dundas, Standard, weekly, K 2
True Banner and Wentworth Co.
Chronicle, weekly, J 1
Hamilton, Evening Times, daily, ) H 2
weekly, J G 1
Spectator, daily, ) G 1
weekly, S G 1
Palladium of Labor, w'kly, G 1
British Lion, monthly.
Canadian Live Stock and
Farm Journal, m'thly, H 2
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ONTARIO.
WENTWORTH CO.
Hamilton, International Royal Temp-
lar, monthly, C 1
Portfolio, monthly, L 2
YORK CO., Q POP. 153,113 .
Aurora, Banner, weekly, K 2
Borealis, weekly, K 2
Markham, Economist, weekly, J 2
New Market, Era, weekly, J 2
North York Reformer, w'ly, K 1
Parkdale, News, weekly, J 2
Canadian Poultry Review, m'y, J 2
Richmond Hill, Liberal, weekly,
York Hei'ald, weekly,
Stouffville, Advance, weekly,
Toronto, Evening Telegram, daily,
Globe, daily, )
" weekly, )
Mail, daily, )
" weekly, ^
News, daily, morning and
evening,
" weekly.
World, daily,
Tribune, semi-weekly,
Canada Citizen and Temper
ance Herald, weekly,
Canada Presbyterian, weekly, G 1
Canadian Baptist, weekly, G 1
Canadian Labor Reformer, .
weeklJ^
Canadian Sportsman and Live
Stock Journal, weekly, H 1
Christian Guardian, weekly, E 1
Dominion Churchman, w'kly, H 2
Dominion Odd-Fellow, w'kly, G 1
Evangelical Churchman, w'y.
Fireside Weekly,
Forest and Farm, weekly.
Grip, weekly,
Irish Canadian, weekly.
Labor Record, weekly.
Monetary Times, Trade Re-
view and Insurance
Chronicle, weekly.
National, weekly,
Pi-esbyterian Review, weekly.
Sentinel and Orange and
Pi-otestant Advocate, w'y.
Truth, weekly.
Vanity Fair, weekly.
Varsity, weekly.
Week, weekl}-,
Canada Law Journal, bi w'ly,
Canada School Journal, semi-
monthly,
Canadian Independent,
semi-monthly,
Canadian Manufacturer and
Industrial World, semi-
mouthly.
Merchant, semi-monthly.
Ancient Forester, monthly.
Budget, monthly,
Canada Educational Monthly
antl School Magazine,
Canada Lancet, monthly,
Cauadian Horticulturist, m'y,
Canadian Law Times, m'thly,
Canadian Methodist Maga-
zine, monthly,
Canadian Missionary, m'thly,
Canadian Overseer, monthly,
Canadian Pharmaceutical
Journal, monthly,
Canadian Practitioner, m'ly.
Cosmopolitan Short Hander,
monthly.
Dairyman, monthly.
Englishman's Journal, m'ly.
Freemason, monthly.
Kindergarten, monthly.
Ladies' Journal, monthly.
Merchant and Manufacturer
and Millers' Gazette, m'ly.
Our Own Fireside, monthly.
Railway Life, monthly.
Rural Canadian, monthly,
Sunday School Banner, m'ly.
♦Bible Society Recorder, q'tly,
Woodbridge, News and Star of West York,
weekly.
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PRINCE EUWARD ISLAND.
Pop., 10S,S91.
PRINCE CO., ^ POP. 33,347.
Summerside, Journal, Aveekly, H 2
Pioneer, weeklj% J 1
Prince Edward Island Agri-
culturist, weekly, H 2
QUEENS CO., D POP. 48,111
, daily,
weekly
Charlottetown, Examiner, daily, ?
Patriot, daily, ?
K2
J2
Kl
weekly, J J 2
Herald, weekly, H 2
Island Guardian and
Christian Chronicle,
weekly, H 1
Royal Gazette, weekly, K 1
(inserts legal adver-
tisements onlj'.)
QUEBEC.
Pop., 1,358,459.
AKGENTEUIL CO., -O POP. 16,062.
IJa Chute, Watchman and Ottawa
Valley Advocate, w'kly, J 1
BEAUHARNOIS CO., P POP. 16,005.
Beauliaruois, Le Drapeau de Beauhar-
uois, weekly, K 1
Valleyfleld, Le Progres de Valleyfleld, w'y, J 1
BROME CO. a
K-Uow^lton, News and Brome Co. Advo-
cate, weekly,
CHARLEVOIX CO., cT POP. 901.
Malbaie (Murray Bay P. O.), L'Echo des
Laurentides, weeklj% K 2
CHicouTiMi CO., ti POP. 20,891.
Chicoutimi, Le Reveil du Saguenay,
weekly.
HOCHELAGA CO., P POP. 180,939.
Montreal,
Gazette, daily, I H 2
weekly, ^ H 2
Herald and Commercial Gazette, d'y. I H 1
" " " w'y S H 2
La Minerve, daily, ? H 2
weekly, ) H 2
La Patrie, daily, ? H 2
Le Peuple, weekly, J G 1
La Presse, daily. H 2
Le Monde, daily, ? F 2
weekly, i F 1
L'Etendard, daily, ) H 1
weekly, 5 H 2
Post, daily, ? ^ 1
True Witness and Catholic Chi'on->
icle, weekly, ) E 2
Star, daily, ) D 2
" weekly, J A 1
Witness, daily, ? F 1
weekly, S G 1
Church Guardian, weekly, H 2
Feuilleton lUustre, weekly.
Journal of Commerce, Finance and
Insurance Review, weekly.
La Semaine Religieuse, weekly,
L'Aurore, weekly,
Le Canard, weekly.
Legal News, weekly,
Le Monde Illustre, weekly,
Le Moniteur du Commerce, weekly,
Le Violon, weekly.
Shareholder and Insurance Gazette,
weekly,
Trade Review, weekly.
Northern Messenger, bi-weekly.
Masonic News, semi-monthly.
ABC Railway and Steamboat Travel-
lers' Guide, monthly,
Battersby's Dominion Pocket Railway
and Travellers' Guide, monthly,
Canada Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthly,
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HOCHELAGA CO.
Montreal,
Canada Medical Record, monthly, K 2
Canadian Colonist, monthly.
Canadian Journal of Fabrics, m'thly, J 1
Canadian Magazine of Science and
the Industrial Arts and Patent
Office Record, monthly, H 2
Educational Record, monthly, J l
Illustrated Journal of Agriculture,
monthly, G 1
Insurance and Finance Chronicle,
monthly, J 2
International Railway and Steam
Navigation Guide, mouthlj-, 12
Journal D'Hygiene Populaire.'m'thly, K 2
La Revue Canadienne, monthly, L 2
Le Colonisateur Canadien, monthly.
Le Journal d'Agriculture Illustre, m'y, H 2
*Lower Canada Jurist, monthly.
L'Union Medicale du Canada, m'thly, K 2
Petite Revue du Tiers-Ordre, monthly, K 2
Presbyterian Record, monthly, C 1
Protestant Pillar, monthly, K 1
HUNTINGDON CO., P POP. 16,495.
Uuutiugclon, Advocate, weekly, K 2
Canadian Gleaner, w'kly, J 1
JOLIETTE CO., -a POP. 21,988.
Joliette, La Gazette de Joliette, w'ly, K 1
L'Observateur, semi-weekly, K 1
L'Etudiant, monthly.
LEVIS CO., d' POP. 27,980.
Levis, Le Quotidien, daily, } J 1
L'Hebdomadaire, weekly, 5 II
*Annales De La Bonne Ste. Anne
De Beaupre, monthly.
MASKINONGE CO., D POP. 17,493.
Louiseville, Courrier de Loulseville, w'kly, K 1
MISSISQUOI CO., ^ POP. 20,000.
Bedford, Times, weekly, J 1
Cowansville, Observer, weeklj% J 2
Farnham, La Presse de Farnham,semi-w^'y, J 1
Stanbridge East, Missisquoi Record, av'Ij^ K 1
OTTAWA CO., p POP. 54,690.
Aylmer, Times, weekly, L2
Hull, La Vallee D'Ottawa, daily, J 1
PONTIAC CO., -a POP. 20,391.
Bryson, Equity, weekly, L 2
Pontiac Advance, weekly, K 2
QUEBEC CO., cf POP. 82,725.
Quebec,
Evening Mercury, daily, K 2
Le Canadien, daUy, ) J 2
tri- weekly, \ G2
Le Cultivateur, weekly. ) F 1
Le Courrier du Canada, daily, ) J 2
Journal des Campagnes, weekly, J H 2
Le Journal de Quebec, daily, ) K 2
tri-w'ly, ) Kl
L'Electeur, daily, ? 12
weekly, J H 1
L'Evenement, dailj', H 2
Morning Chronicle, daily, ) II
" weekly, J J 1
Telegraph, daily, ) 1 2
Saturday Budget, weekly, J HI
La Justice, weekly.
La Verite, weekly, J 2
Le Reveil Litteraire, semi-m'ly.
St. Roche, L'Ami des Campagnes, w'kly, H 2
RICHELIEU CO., P POP. 20,219.
Sorel, Le Sorellois, semi-weekly, J 2
News, weekly, K 1
RICHMOND CO., C? POP., 15,865.
Ricknioud, Guardian, weekly, J 1
Times and County Record,
weekly, K 2
ST. HYACINTHE CO., P POP. 20,613.
St. Hyaciuthe, , ^„
Le Courrier de St. Hyaciuthe, tri-wy, ) J 2
w'kly, JH2
L'Union, semi- weekly, > J 1
weekly, i 12
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QUEBEC.
ST. JOHN'S CO., P POP. 12,271.
St. John's, Le Franco-Canadien, w'kly, 1 1
News and Eastern Town-
ships Advocate, weekly, H 1
ST. MAURICE CO., D POP. 23,054.
Three Rivers, Le Journal Des Trois-
Rivieres, semi-
weekly, K 1
SHEFFORD CO., ^ POP. 23,234.
Waterloo,
Advertiser and District of
Bedford Times, weekly, J 2
Journal de Waterloo, weeklj', K 1
SHERBROOKE CO., ^ POP. 12,220.
Sherbrooke,
Le Progres de L'Est, semi-weekly, )
" " weekly, J
Examiner, weekly,
Gazette, weekly,
Le Pionnier, weekly,
STANSTEAD CO., I? POP. 15,556.
Coaticooke, Obsei'ver, weekly,
Rock Island, Stanstead Journal, weekly, J 1
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STANSTEAD CO.
Stanstead, Advertiser, monthly.
Ladies' Domestic Magazine,
monthly.
NEWFOUNDLAND.
DISTRICT OF HARBOR GRACE d-
Harbor Grace, Standard and Conception
Bay Advertiser, weekly, L 2
DISTRICT OF NOTRE DAME BAY. ^
Twillingate, Sun and Northern Adver-
tiser, weeklj'. L 2
DISTRICT OF ST. JOHN'S, D-
St. John's, Colonist, daily.
Evening Mercury, daily, I 2
Evening Telegram, daily, J 2
Patriot and Terra Nova Advo-
cate, semi- weekly, L 2
Times, semi-weekly. L 2
Royal Gazette and Newfound-
land Advertiser, weekly, L 1
Temperance Journal, weekly, L 2
DISTRICT OF TRINITY BAY, Q-
Trinity, Record, weeklj'.
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LIST OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS DEVOTED TO CLASS
INTERESTS, EACH CLASS ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATES : THE FREQUENCY OF ISSUE
AND THE CIRCULATION RATING IN EACH CASE BEING INDICATED. THOSE 5LARKED * DO
NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
For more convenient reference to any required class see index inside of back cover.
RELIGION.
ALABAMA.
Birmingham, Alabama Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, Methodist Episcopal,
South, H 1
Mobile, Parish Visitor, monthly, Protest-
ant Episcopal.
Montgomery, Alabama Baptist, weekly.
Baptist, H 1
Montgomery, Baptist Leader, weekly.
Baptist.'
Notasulga, Universalist Herald,- semi-
monthly, Universalist, J 1
Selma, Baptist Pioneer, weekly. Baptist, K 1
ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith, Diocese of Arkansas, month-
ly, Protestant Episcopal.
Little Rock, Arkansas Baptist, weekly,
Baptist, K 1
Little Rock, Arkansas Evangel, weekly,
Baptist, I 1
Little Rock, Arkansas Methodist, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, G 1
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, K 2
Los Angeles, Southern California Christ-
ian Advocate, semi-monthly, Metho-
dist Episcopal.
Los Angeles, Parish Churchman, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Oakland, Christian Chui-ch News, weekly.
Christian, 1 1
Oakland, * Signs of the Times, weeklj%
Seventh Day AdventLst.
Oakland, Herald of Truth, semi-monthly,
Baptist, J 1
Oakland, Carrier Dove, monthly. Spirit-
ualist, J 1
Oakland, Expositor, monthly. Latter Day
Saints, 1 1
Oakland, Messiah's Advocate and Herald
of His Advent, monthly. Second Ad-
vent, K 1
San Francisco, California Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, Methodist Episcopal, I 2
San Francisco," Golden Gate, weekly.
Spiritualist, .1 2
San Francisco, Hebrew, weekly, Jewish, J 1
San Francisco, Hebrew Observer, weekly,
Jewish, 1 1
San Francisco, Jewish Progress, w^eekly,
Jewish, K 2
San Francisco, Jemsh Times, weekly,
Jewish, J 2
San Francisco, Monitor, weekly. Catholic, H 2
San Francisco, Occident, weekly, Presby-
terian, H 1
San Francisco, Pacific, weekly, Congrega-
tional, J 2
San Francisco, Pacific Churchman, semi-
monthly, Protestant Episcopal, J 1
San Jose, Am Stillen Meer, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal.
Santa Rosa, Pacific Methodist, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, J 2
RELIGION.
COLORADO.
Alamosa, El Anciano. semi-monthly, Pres-
byterian, K 1
Denver, Colorado Catholic, w'y, Catholic, L 2
Denver, Western Churchman, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, K 2
Pueblo, (South Pueblo P. O.), Colorado
Methodist, semi-monthly, Methodist
Episcopal, K 1
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Christian Secretary, weekly,
Baptist. . 12
Hartford, Connecticut Catholic, weekly.
Catholic, H 2
Hartford, Religious Herald, weekly, Con-
gregational, J 1
Salisbury, Parish Monitor, monthly, Pro-
testant Episcopal.
Southport, Church Record, semi-monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, G 1
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Peninsular Methodist,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, I i
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Chm-ch News, Sundays,
Catholic.
Washington, * Banner of L(5ve, monthly,
Evangelical.
Washington, Pilgrim Press, monthly.
Congregational, K 1
FLORIDA.
De Land, Florida Baptist Witness, w'ly.
Baptist, J 1
Jacksonville, Chiu'ch and Home, semi-
monthly, Protestant Episcopal, K 1
Live Oak, Florida Baptist, monthly. Col-
ored Baptist, L 2
Sanford, Florida Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Christian Index and Southern
Baptist, weekly. Baptist, G 1
Atlanta, Presbyterian, weekly, Presby-
terian, J 1
Atlanta, Southern Evangelist, monthly.
Undenominational, H 2
Augusta, Georgia Baptist, w'kly. Baptist, K 1
Butler, Gospel Messenger, monthly. Prim-
itive Baptist, G 1
Cartersville, Way of Life, weekly. Pro-
motion of Holiness, 1 1
Cave Spring, Congregational Methodist,
semi-m'ly. Congregational Methodist, K 1
Macon, Wesleyan Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, South, G 1
ILLINOIS.
Centralia, Home Conference News,
monthl}', Methodist Episcopal.
Chicago, Advance, w'ly. Congregational, F 1
Chicago, American Israelite, w'y, Jewish, H 2
THOSE MARKED * DO NOT INSERT ADVERTISEMENTS.
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RELIGION.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Clu'istiau Cynosure, weekly, Un-
sectariaii, H 1
Chicago, Clu-istian Worker, w'y, Friends, G 1
Chicago, Chureli Progress, w'y. Catholic. H 1
Chicago, Den Christelige Talsmand, w'ly,
Methodist Episcopal, G 1
Chicago, Der Weltbuerger, w'y. Catholic, H 1
Chicago, Emerald, weekly, Catholic, H 2
Chicago, Free Methodist, weekly, Free-
Methodist, H 2
Chicago, Gazeta Katolicka, w'y. Catholic, I 2
Chicago, Interior, weekly, Presbyterian, E 2
Chicago, Katholisches Wochenblatt, w'y,
Catholic, H 2
Chicago, Living Church, weekly, Protest-
ant Episcopal, E 1
Chicago, Missions-Wannen, w'kly, Evan-
gelical. G2
Chicago, North-Western Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, Methodist Episcopal, E 2
Chicago, Occident, weekly, Jewish, X
Chicago, Religio-Philosophical Journal,
weekly, Spiritualist, F 2
Chicago, Sandebudet, weekly, Methodist
Episcopal, H 1
Chicago, Standard, weekly. Baptist, F 1
Chicago, Unity and the University, week-
ly. Unitarian, 1 1
Chicago. Universalist, w'ly, Universalist, G 1
Chicago, Western Catholic, weekly,
Catholic, H 2
Chicago, Young People's Weekly, Evan-
gelical, C 1
Chicago, Lutherischer Hausfreund, semi-
mouthlv, Lutlieran.
Chicago, * Opbyggelses - Bladets, semi-
monthly, Lutheran.
Chicago, Watchman, seml-m'thly, Evan-
gelical, E 2
Chicago, Fire and Hammer, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, J 1
Chicago, * Friends' Missionary Advocate,
monthlv, Friends.
Chicago, Katholischer Jugend-Freund,
monthly, Catholic, G 2
Chicago, ]Manford's Magazine, monthly,
Universalist, H 1
Chicago, New Church Independent and
Review, monthly, Swedenborgian, K 1
Chicago, Our Rest and Signs of the Times,
monthly. Second Advent, K 2
Chicago, Record of Christian Work, m'ly.
Undenominational, J 1
Chicago, Unitarian, monthly. Unitarian.
Chicago, Watcliman, m'thly, Spiritualist, K 2
Enfield, * Mount Carniel District Advo-
cate, monthly, Methodist Episcopal. K 2
Jacksonville, *Christian Voice and Ban-
ner of Holiness, weekly, Holiness.
Lanark, MlUenarian, weekly, MUlenarian, K 1
Marshall, Church Progress, w'y. Catholic, H 2
Mount Morris, Gospel Messenger, weekly,
Baptist, F 1
Mount Vernon, Baptist Banner, weekly
Baptist, J 2
Rockford, *Golden Censer, w'kly, Unsec-
Rockford." Christian Gleaner, monthly,
tfndenominational, G 1
Rock Island, Augustana och Missionaren,
weekly, Lutheran, G 1
Shelbyville, Our Best Words, bi-weekly,
Unitarian J 2
Streator, American Church, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Streator, Church Telephone, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
INDIANA.
Berne, Christlicher Bundes-Bote, semi-
monthly, Mennonite, J 1
Dublin, Convention Reporter, monthly,
Universalist.
Elkhart, Mennonitische Rundschau, w'y,
Mennonite, J 2
Elkhart, Herald of Truth, semi-monthly,
Mennonite, H 1
Elkhart, Herold de Wahrheit, semi-
monthly, Mennonite, 1 1
Fort Wayne, Weltburger, weekly, Cath-
oUc, Kl
RELIGION.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Methodist Pulpit and Pew,
bi-monthly, Methodist Episcopal, K 2
Greenfield, Primitive Monitor, semi-m'ly.
Baptist.
Indianapolis, Cliurch at Work, weekly,
Presbyterian.
Indianapolis, Die Glocke. w^'kly. Catholic, 1 1
Indianapolis, Indiana Baptist, weekly,
Baptist, H 2
Indianapolis, Indiana Christian Advo-
cate, weekly, Methodist Episcopal.
Indianapolis, New Record, w'ly. Catholic, H 1
Indianapolis, Star and Crown, weekly,
Unseetarian, H 1
Indianapolis, Central Christian, semi-
monthly, Cliristian.
Indianapolis, Church Worker, monthlj',
Protestant Episcopal, 1 1
Indianapolis,*GospelTruth,m'y,Adventist.
Indianapolis, * Missionary Tidings, m'tly,
Unseetarian.
Indianapolis, National Methodist, m'thly,
Methodist Episcopal, 1 1
Indianapolis, National Presbyterian, m'y,
Presbyterian, G 1
Indianapolis, Scholars' Monthly, Presby-
terian, 1 1
Notre Dame, Ave Maria, Sundays, Catholic, F 2
Owensville, General Baptist Messenger,
weekly, Baptist, K 1
Warsaw, Christian Field, m'ly. Baptist.
IOWA.
Algona, Methodist and District Record,
monthly, Methodist Episcopal.
Andrew, *Blaetter aus den Waisenhaus-
ern, monthly, Lutheran.
Davenport, Iowa Messenger, w'kly. Cath-
olic, H 2
Davenport, Iowa Chui'chman, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, 1 1
Decorah, *Evaugelisk Luthersk Kirketi-
dende, weekly, Lutheran.
Des Moines, Christian Oracle, weekly,
Christian, J 2
Des Moines, Inland Christian Advocate.
weekly, Methodist Episcopal.
Des Moines, New Thought, weekly. Spirit-
ualist, K 2
Des Moines, Iowa Church Worker, m'ly.
United Brethren, K 1
Dubuque, Iowa, weekly. Catholic, J 1
Dubuque, Luxemburger Gazette, weekly.
Catholic, 1 1
Dubuque, Der Presbyterianer, bi-weekly,
Presbyterian, K 2
Fairfield, Sunday School Worker, m'thly,
Evangelical, K 2
Grinnell, Congi-egational Iowa, monthly,
Congregational.
Iowa City, Iowa Methodist, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, J 1
Lamoni, Saints' Herald, weekly, Latter-
Day Saints, H 1
Lisbon, Highway of Holiness, monthly, K 2
Marion, * Advent and Sabbath Advocate,
weekly, Sabbatarian Adventist.
Nevada, Highway, weekly. Holiness, 1 1
KANSAS.
Cheney, Wichita District Advocate, m'ly,
Methodist Episcopal.
Leavenworth, Catholic, weekly. Catholic, J 2
Manhattan, Kansas Telephone, monthly,
Congregational, J 1
Quakervale, Western Friend, monthly,
Friends, J 1
Topeka, Kansas Methodist, w'kly, Metho-
dist Episcopal, J 2
Topeka, Western Baptist, weekly, Baptist, 1 1
KENTUCKY.
Bowling Green, Moderator, m'thly, Cum-
berland Presbyterian (colored).
Catlettsburg, Central Methodist, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, H 1
Covington, Apostolic Guide, weekly, Dis-
ciples, G2
Fulton, Baptist Gleaner, weekly. Baptist, 1 1
Louisville, American Baptist,w'y, Baptist, 1 2
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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RELIGION.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Central Catholic Advocate,
weekly, Catholic,
Louisville, Christian Observer, w^eekly,
Presbyterian,
Louisville, Katholischer Glaubensbote,
Sundays, Catholic,
Louisville. Westei-n Recorder, weekly,
Baptist,
Louisville, Church Chronicle, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal,
Louisville, Orphans' Friend, monthly, Bap-
tist.
Princeton, Methodist Standard, monthly,
Methodist,
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Christian Advocate, w'kly,
Methodist Episcopal, South,
New Orleans, Le Propagatem- Catholique,
weekly, Catholic,
New Orleans, Morning Star, weekly,
Catholic,
New Orleans, Southwestern Christian
Advocate, w'kly, Methodist Episcopal,
New Orleans, Southwestern Presbyter-
ian, weekly, Presbyterian,
Shreveport, Baptist Chronicle, weekly,
Baptist.
Thlbodeaux, Church Exponent, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
BIAINE,
Augusta, Gospel Banner.w'y. Universalist,
Glenburn, Eastern Star, semi-monthly,
Spiritualist.
Portland, Christian Mirror, weekly. Con-
gregational,
Portland, Zion's Advocate, w'ly. Baptist,
Portland, North-East, m'thly, Protestant
Episcopal,
Portland, Maine Sunday-School Reporter,
quarterly. Evangelical,
IVIARYLAND.
Baltimore, Baptist, weekly. Baptist,
Baltimore, Catholic Mirror, w'y. Catholic,
Baltimore, Episcopal Methodist, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South,
Baltimore, Katholische Yolks - Zeitung,
weekly. Catholic,
Baltimore, Methodist, weekly, Methodist
Episcopal,
Baltimore, Methodist Protestant, weekly,
Methodist Protestant,
Baltimore, Presbyterian Observer, Av'kly,
Presbvterian,
Baltimore, Baptist Messenger, monthly,
Baptist,
Baltimore, Christian Observer, monthly,
Methodist,
Baltimore, Pioneer, m'thly. Evangelical,
Forestville, Rector's Assistant, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Port Deposit, Parish Gleaner, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Towson (Towsontown), Trinity Church
Record, m'thly, Protestant Episcopal.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Banner of Light, w'y. Spiritualist,
Boston, Christian Leader, weekly, Uni-
versalist,
Boston, Christian Register, weekly, Unl-
t fi 1*1 3 n
Boston. * Christian Witness and Advocate
of Bil)le Holiness, weekly. Holiness.
Boston, CongregationaUst, weekly, Con-
gregationa:l,
Bostou, Golden Rule, w'kly, Evangelical,
Boston, ^Messiah's Herald, weekly. Evan-
gelical Adventist.
Boston, Morning Star, weekly. Free Bap-
tist,
Boston, * Mvrtle, weekly, Universalist.
Boston, N. D. C. Axe and True Key Stone,
weekly, Spii-itualist,
Boston, Pilot, weekly. Catholic,
Boston, Watchman, weekly. Baptist,
Boston, * World's Crisis nnd Second Ad-
vent Messen^cer, weekly, Adventist.
Boston, Zion's Herald, weekly. Methodist
Episcopal,
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REL.IGION.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Little Star, bi-w'ly. Free Baptist, K2
Boston, Lutherischer Anzeiger, semi-:,.^
monthly, Lutheran, K 1
Boston, * Age to Come Herald and Jeru-
salem's Pioneer, monthly.
Boston, Andover Review, monthly, Con-
gregational, 1 1
Boston, Baptist Missionary Magazine,
monthly. Baptist, G 1
Boston, * Christian, m'thly. Evangelical.
Boston, Contributor, m'thly. Evangelical, F 1
Boston, Donahoe's Magazine, monthly,
Catholic, G 2
Boston, * Heathen Woman's Friend, m'y,
Methodist Episcopal.
Boston, Missionary Herald, monthly. Con-
gregational, D 1
Boston, New-Jerusalem Magazine, m'thly,
Swedenborgian, K 1
Boston, * Times of Refreshing, monthly.
Evangelical.
Bostou, Unitarian Review and Religious
Magazine, monthly. Unitarian, J 1
Boston, Watchword, m'thly, Evangelical, J 1
Boston, * Word of Life, m'ly. Evangelical.
Boston, Working Boy, monthly. Catholic, G 1
Boston, Universalist Quarterly, Univer-
salist, L 2
Brockton, Church Telephone, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Chelsea, St. Luke's Parish Record, m'ly,
Protestant Episcopal.
North Adams, St. John's Record, mon'ly,
Protestant Episcopal
Spencer, Catholic Home Journal, m'thly.
Catholic, L 2
Springfield, Evangelist, w'y, Unsectarian, 1 1
Springfield, Herald of Life, weekly.
Advent , K 2
MICHIGAN.
Battle Creek, * Advent Review and Sab-
bath Herald, weekly, Seventh -Day
Adventist.
Battle Creek, *Herold der Wahrheit, semi-
monthly, Seventh-Day Adventist.
Battle Creek, Sandhedens Tidende, semi-
monthly, Adventist, 1 1
Battle Creek, *Sanningens Harold, semi-
monthly, Seventh-Day Adventist.
Detroit, Angelus, Sundays, Catholic.
Detroit, Beacon, weekly, Congregational, 1 1
Detroit, Der Arme Teufel, weekly, Unde-
nominational, J 1
Detroit. Die Stimme Der Wahrheit, w'y,
Catholic, H 2
Detroit, Michigan Catholic, weekly. Cath-
olic, H 2
Detroit, Michigan Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, G 2
Detroit, Michigan Christian Herald, w'ly.
Baptist, H 2
Detroit, Lamp of Life, m'ly. Evangelical, G 2
Detroit, St. Matthews Mission and Lyceum
Journal, quar'y, Protestant Episcopal.
Grand Junction, * Gospel Trumpet, semi-
monthlv. Church of God.
Grand Rapids, Dawn of the Morning,
monthlv. Adventist, H 2
Hastings, Church Helper of Western
Michigan, m'lv, Protestant Episcopal, K 2
Holland, De Hope, w'ly, Dutch Reformed, J 1
Holland, De Wachter, weekly, Christian
Reformed, K 1
Sturgis, Assembly Record, monthly. Evan-
gelical.
MINNESOTA.
Brainerd, Churchman, quarterly, Protest-
ant Episcopal.
Minneapolis, Free Baptist, weekly. Free
Baptist, J 2
Minneapolis, Northwestern Presbyterian,
weekly, Presbyterian. I 2
Minneapolis, Svenska Kristna Hai-olden,
weekly, Lutheran, J 2
Minneapolis, Our Church, semi-monthly.
Universalist. J I
Minneapolis, Pilgrim, monthly, Congre-
gational, J 1
Red Wing, Parish Mes.senger, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
858
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RELIGION.
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Der Wanderer, weekly, Catholic, H 2
St. Paul, Northwestern Chronicle, w'kly.
Catholic, 1 2
MISSISSIPPI.
Jackson, Baptist Record, weekly, Baptist, H 1
Natchez, Baptist Sixnal, monthly, Baptist.
Natchez, Church News, monthly, Protes-
tant Episcopal, K 1
MISSOURI.
Adrian, Methodist Protestant Advocate,
monthly, Methodist, L2
College Mound, Good Way, w'y, Holiness, 1 1
Columbia, * Christian Review, quarterly.
Christian.
Hannibal, District Times, monthly, Meth-
odist Episcopal, J 1
Kansas City, Catholic Tribune, weekly,
Catholic, 1 1
Kansas City, Centropolis, weeklj', Evan-
gelical, I 2
Kansas City, Mid-Continent, w'kly. Evan-
gelical, J 2
Kansas City, Witness, weekly. Disciples, J 2
Kansas City, Christian Companion, m'ly.
Evangelical, 1 2
Macon City, Messenger of Peace, semi-
monthly. Baptist, 1 1
O'Fallon, Katholischer Hausfreund, w'ly.
Catholic, J 2
St. Joseph, Catholic Tribune, weekly,
Catholic, J 1
St. Joseph, District Advocate, monthlj',
Methodist Episcopal, South, L2
St. Louis, American Baptist Flag, weekly,
Baptist, H 2
St. Louis, Catholic World, w'ly. Catholic, I 2
St. Louis, Central Baptist, w'kly. Baptist, G 1
St. Louis, Central Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcojjal, E 1
St. Louis, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, E 1
St. Louis, Christian-Evangelist, weekly,
Christian, E 1
St. Louis, Der Herold des Glaubens,
weekly. Catholic, F 2
St. Louis, Evangelist, w'kly, Presbyterian, G 1
St. Louis, Hlas, weekly, Catholic, H 2
St. Louis, Jewish Free Press, weekly,
Jewish, H 1
St. Louis, Light in the West, weekly.
Spiritualist, 1 2
St. Louis, Observer, weekly, Cumberland
Presbyterian, H 1
St. Louis, Presbyterian,w'y, Presbyterian, H 1
St. Louis, South - Western Methodist,
w^eekly. Methodist Episcopal. I 2
St. Louis, Western Watchman, weekly.
Catholic, G 1
St. Louis, * Der Lutheraner, semi-m'thly,
Lutheran.
St. Louis, Regular Baptist Magazine,
semi-monthly. Baptist, K 2
St. Louis, Vanguard, semi-monthly, Radi-
cal Holiness, 1 2
St. Louis, Christian Sunday School
Teacher, monthly. Christian, H 2
St. Louis, Church News, monthly, Protest-
ant Episcopal, J 1
St. Louis, * Evangelisch - Lutherisches
Schulblatt, monthly, Lutheran.
St. Louis, Ford's Christian Repository and
Home Circle, monthly. Baptist. H 2
St. Louis. *Lehre unil Wehre, monthly,
Lutheran.
St. Louis, Pastoral-Blatt, m'thly. Catholic. I 2
St. Louis, * Truth, monthly, Unsectarian.
NEBRASKA.
Blair. *Kirkebladet, semi-monthly, Lu-
theran.
Lincoln, Methodist Register, monthly,
Methodist.
Lincoln, Nebraska Congregational News,
monthly. Congregational. J 1
Nebraska City, Watchman, monthly.
Undenominational.
Omaha, Christian Hour, weekly, Presby-
terian, I 1
O naha. Midland, weekly, United Presby
*"rian, ■ 1 1
REL.IGION.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Church Guardian, monthly, Prot-
estant Episcopal, K 1
O'Neill, Nebraska Evangelist, monthly.
Evangelical.
Orleans. Advocate, weeklj', Methodist
Episcopal.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Concord, New Hampshire Journal, w'kly,
Congregational, K 2
Manchester, New Hampshire Catholic,
weekly. Catholic.
Newmai-ket, Christian Witness, monthly,
Evangelical, K 2
Shaker Village, Manifesto, m'ly, Shakers, I 2
NEW JERSEY.
Bloomfield, * Parish Monthly, Protestant
Episcoi)al.
Bloomingdale, Church and Home, m'thly,
Evangelical, K 2
Camden, St. John's Record, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Deckertown, New Jersey Baptist, m'thly,
Baptist.
Newark. Deutscher Evangelist, semi-
monthly, Presbyterian, K 1
Newark, *Der Kirchenbote, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Newark, Messenger, monthlj-. Undenom-
inational. K 1
Ocean Grove, Record, weekly, Methodist
Episcopal, J 2
Trenton, New Jersey Catholic Journal,
weekly. Catholic.
Vineland, Rostrum, bi-weekly. Spiritu-
alist, L2
Vineland, »Bote der Neuen Kirche, semi-
monthly, Swedenborgian.
Woodbridge, Parish Telephone, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
NEW YORK.
Albany, * Zion's Watchman, w'kly, Evan-
gelical.
Albany, Work at Home, monthlj', Evan-
gelical,
Alfred Centre, Sabbath Recorder, weekly,
Seventh day Baptist,
Alfred Centre, Outlook and Sabbath Quar-
terly, Seventh day Baptist,
Brooklyn, Catholic Youth.Sundays.Cath- )
olic. c
" m'thly, " )
Brooklyn, Examiner, weekly. Catholic,
Brooklyn, Helping Hand, monthly, Prot-
estant Episcopal,
Brooklyn, National Monitor, monthly.
Baptist.
Brooklyn, Parish Record, monthly, Prot-
estant Episcopal,
Brooklyn, Plymouth Chimes, monthly.
Congregational,
Buffalo, Aurora, weekly. Catholic,
Buffalo, Catholic Union and Times, w'kly.
Catholic,
Buffalo, Christian Advocate, weekly. Un-
denominational.
Buffalo, Die Christliche Woche, weekly,
Catholic,
Clayton, Christ Church Record, monthlj-,
"Protestant Episcopal.
Fredouia, Presbyterian, quarterly, Pres-
byterian,
Jamestown, New Theology Herald, bi-
weekly, Evangelical.
Kingston, St. John's Church Record, m'y,
Protestant Episcopal.
Middletown, * Signs of the Times, semi-
monthlj'. Baptist.
New Berlin. Church Helper, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
New York, American Catholic News,
weekly. Catholic.
New York, American Hebrew, weekly,
Jewish,
New York, Baptist Weekly, Baptist,
New York, Beacon Light, weekly, Spirit-
ualist,
New York, Brooklyner Journal, weekly.
Catholic,
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RELIGION.
NEW YORK.
New York, Catholic Herald, w'y, Catholic, G 1
New York, Catholic News, w'y. Catholic.
New York, Catholic Review, w'kly, Cath-
olic, F 1
New York, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, B 1
New York, Christian at "Work, weekly,
Evangelical, E 1
New York, Christian Herald and Signs of
our Times, weekly, Evangelical, C 1
New Yoi'k, Christian Intelligencer, w^'ly,
Reformed Church, H 2
New York, Christian Nation, weekly, Un-
sectarian, 1 2
New York, Chi-istian Union, w'kly. Evan-
gelical, F 1
New York, Churchman, weekly, Protest-
anc Episcopal, Gr2
New York, Church Press, weekly, Protest-
ant Episcopal, G 1
New York, * Deutscher V o 1 k s f reund,
weekly. Evangelical.
New York, Evangelist, w'y, Presbyterian, G 2
New York, Examiner, weekly. Baptist, D 1
New York, Freeman's Journal and Cath-
olic Register, weeklj% Catholic, D 1
New York, Hebrew Journal, w'y, Je^Wsh, H 2
New York, Hebrew Leader, w'ly, Jewish, H 2
New York, Hebrew Standard, w'y, Jewish, G 1
New York, Illustrated Catholic Ameri
can, weekly, Catholic, H 1
New York, Illustrated Christian Weekly,
Evangelical, E 2
New York, Independent, w'y. Evangelical, D 2
New York, Jewish Messenger, w'y, Jewish, H 2
New York, Katholisches Volksblatt, w'ly.
Catholic, D 2
New York, New Church Messenger, w kly,
Swedenborgian. 1 2
New York, New Jersey Revue, weekly,
Catholic.
New York, New Yorker Judische Zeitung,
weekly, Jewish, J 2
New York, Observer, weekly. Evangelical, D 2
New York, * Sabbath Reading, weekly,
Evangelical.
New York, Sunday Union and Catholic
Times, weekly. Catholic, G 1
New York, Tablet, weekly. Catholic, ) G 2
" Tuesdays (mail ed'n) ) F 1
New York, Truth Seeker, weekly. Free
Thought, H 2
New York, * Young Christian Soldier,
weekly, Protestant Episcopal.
New York, American Missionary, m'thly,
Congregational, E 1
New York, Baptist Home Mission
Monthly, Baptist, H 2
New York, * Bible Society Record,
montlil}'. Evangelical.
New York, Catholic Fireside, monthly,
Catholic, H 1
New York, * Church Mission News,
monthly, Protestant Episcopal.
New York Church Rexlew, monthly, Prot-
estant Episcopal, H 2
New York, Church Union, m'thly. Evan-
gelical, D 1
New York, Converted Catholic, monthly.
Reformed Catholic, H 2
New York, * Divine Life and Interna-
tional Expositor, m'thly, Evangelical.
New York, Gospel Age, monthly. Baptist.
New York, Gospel in all Lands, monthly,
Methodist, G 1
New York, * Guide to Holiness, monthly,
Evangelical.
New Yoi'k, Home Missionary, monthly.
Congregational, D 2
New York, Homiletic Review, monthly,
Unsectarian, F 2
NeAv York, Illustrator of the Interna-
tional Sunday School Lessons, m'thly.
Evangelical, H 1
New York, Jerry McAuley's Newspaper,
monthly, Evangelical, H 1
New York, Menorah, monthl.y, Jewish.
New York Missionary Review, monthly,
Undenominational, ' J 2
New York, * Missionary World, monthly,
Methodist.
RELIGION.
NEW YORK.
New York, Our Social Journal, monthly.
Reformed, K 1
New York, Parish Record, monthly, Prot-
estant Episcopal, J 1
New York, *Parish Visitor, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal.
New York, Pastor, monthly. Catholic, K 2
New York, Pulpit Treasury, m'thly, Evan-
gelical, G 2
New York, Scientific Arena, monthly, Re-
ligio-Scientific, H 2
New York, Sheltering Arms, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, H 1
New York, Sower and Mission Monthly,
Reformed Church, H 2
New York, Spirit of Missions, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, H 2
New York, Sunday School Journal,
monthly, Methodist Episcopal, B 1
New York, Woman's Work for Woman,
and Our Mission Field, monthly, Pres-
byterian.
New York, Words and Weapons, m'thly.
Christian. H 1
New York, Young Catholic, monthly.
Catholic. F 1
New York, Christian Thought, bi-m'thly.
Evangelical, 1 1
New York, * Hebrew Christian, bi-m'thly.
Evangelical.
New York, Methodist Review, bi-monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, H 1
New York, Baptist Review, quarterly.
Baptist, J 2
New York, Pilgrim of Palestine, quart'ly.
Catholic. K 1
New York, Presbj^terian Review, q't'ly,
Presbyterian, J 1
Ogdensburgh, Parish Helper, m'ly, Prot-
estant Episcopal. .
Ogdensbui-gh, Silent Worker, monthly.
Congregational.
Palenville, Prattsville District Register,
quarterly, Methodist Episcopal, J 1
Remsen, Y Cenhadwr Americanaidd,
monthly. Congregational, K 1
Rochester. Katholiscne Volkzeitung, w'y.
Catholic, J 1
Rochester, Pulpit of To-Day, monthly,
Evangelical, G 2
Syracuse, Northern Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, F 1
Syracuse, *Wesleyan Methodist, weekly,
Wesleyan.
Syracuse, * Bible Standard, monthly,
Wesleyan.
Syracuse, Gospel Messenger and Church
Journal, m'lv, Protestant Episcopal.
Troy, Catholic Weekly, Catholic, H 2
Utica, Church Eclectic, monthly, Protest-
ant Episcopal, K 2
Utica, Olive Branch, m'thly. Spiritualist, I 1
Utica, Y Cyfaill, monthly, Presbyterian, J 1
Utica, Y Wawr, monthly, Baptist, J 1
Westfleld, Church Kalendar, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, 1 1
Westford, Pastoral Visitor, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, L 2
Whitehall. Trinity Chimes, mon'ly, Prot-
estant Episcopal.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Asheville, Western North Carolina Bap-
tist, weekly. Baptist, J 2
Charlotte, Church Messenger, weekly,
Protestant Episcopal, J 1
Goldsboro. Methodist Advance, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, J 2
Goldsboro, Baptist Review, semi-mon'Iy,
Baptist.
Greensboro, Central Protestant, weekly,
Methodist Protestant, K 1
Greensboro, Colporteur, m'ly, Methodist.
New-Berne, Free-Will Baptist, weekly,
Free- Will Baptist, K 1
Raleigh, Biblical Recorder, w'ly, Baptist, H 1
Raleigh, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, H 1
Raleigh, Christian Sun, w'kly. Christian, K 1
Salisbury, Star of Zion, weekly, Methodist
Episcopal, K 2
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RELIGION.
XORTH CAROLINA.
Sanford, Gold Dust, monthly, Baptist.
Statesville, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist.
Washington, Christian Sentinel, semi-
monthly, Christian.
Wilmington, Africo-American Pi*esbyte-
rian, weekly, Presbyterian. J 1
Wilmington, Xorth Carolina Presbyte-
rian, weekly, Presbyterian, J 2
Wilson, * Zion's Landmark, semi-m'thly,
Primitive Baptist.
OHIO.
Ada, * Holiness Conservator, monthly,
Holiness.
Ashland, Brethren Evangelist, weekly,
Brethren. J 2
Cheshire. Central Free Will Baptist, m'ly,
Free- Will Baptist, K 1
Cincinnati, American Catholic Tribune,
weekly, Catholic (colored), J 1
Cincinnati, American Christian Review,
weekly, Disciples, G 1
Cincinnati, American Israelite, weekly,
Jewish, E 1
Cincinnati, CathoUc Telegraph, weekly,
Catholic, H 1
Cincinnati, Christian Leader, weekly,
Christian.
Cincinnati, Christian Standard, weekly,
Disciples, D 2
Cincinnati, Der Christliche Apologete,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, E 1
Cincinnati, Die Deborah, weeklj^ Jewish, H 2
Cincinnati, Herald and Presbyter, w'kly,
Presbyterian, E 1
Cincinnati, Journal and Messenger, w'ly.
Baptist, G 2
C i n c i n n ati, Protestantischer Haus-
Freund, weekly, Lutheran, J 2
Cincinnati, Wahrheltsfreund, weekly.
Catholic, F 1
Cincinnati, Western Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, D 2
Cincinnati, Bible School, m'ly. Christian.
Cincinnati, * Christian Press, monthly.
Evangelical.
Cincinnati, *Der Sendbote, m'y. Catholic.
Cincinnati, Disciple, m'thly. Christian, 1 1
Cincinnati. Haus und Herd, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, G 1
Cincinnati, Sabbath Visitor, monthly, I 2
Cincinnati, Sunday School Jotirnal,
monthly, Methodist Episcopal, C 2
Cleveland, Catholic Knight, weekly.
Catholic, G 1
Cleveland, Catholic Universe, weekly.
Catholic, H 2
Cleveland, Der Christliche Botschafter,
weekly. Evangelical Association, E 1
Cleveland, Der Sendbote, weekly, Baptist, H 2
Cleveland, Die Stimme der Wahrheit,
weekly. Catholic, J 2
Cleveland, Evangelical Messenger, w'kly.
Evangelical Association, G 2
Cleveland, Reformirte Kirchenzeitung,
weekly. Reformed Church, H 1
Cleveland, Standard of the Cross, weekly,
Protestant Episcopal, J 1
Cleveland, *Christian Harvester, semi-
monthly. Holiness.
Cleveland, Evangelical Sunday School
Teacher, m'y. Evangelical Association, H 2
Cleveland, Evangelische Magazin, m'ly,
Evangelical Association, H 2
Cleveland, Living Epistle, m'thly. Evan-
gelical Association, J 2
Columbus, Catholic Columbian, weekly.
Catholic, H 2
Columbus, ♦Little Crusader, weekly.
Catholic.
Columbus, ♦ Lutheran Standard, weekly,
Lutheran.
Cohmibus, ♦Lutherische Kirchen Zeit-
ung, semi-monthly, Lutheran.
Covington, * Vindicator, m'thly. Baptist.
Dayton, Christian Conservator, weekly.
Christian. J 2
Dayton, Christian World, weeklj'. Re-
formed Church, H 1
Dayton, Der Froehliche Botschafter,
weekly. United Brethren, J 1
RELIGION.
OHIO.
Dayton, Herald of Gospel Liberty, w'kly,
Christian, H 1
Dayton, Religious Telescope, weekly,
United Brethren, G 2
Dayton, * Leaves of Light, semi-monthly.
Reformed Church.
Dayton, Our Bible Teacher, monthly,
United Brethren, H 1
Dayton, Instructor, quarterly, Reformed;
Church, K 2
Delaware, Woman's Home Missions,m'ly,
Methodist Episcopal, G 1
Lakeside, News, monthly, Methodist Epis-
copal. J 2
Martin's Ferry, Church Herald, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, K2^
Oak Harbor, Gospel Light, m'y. Christian.
Oberlin, Highways and Hedges, monthly,
Evangelical, 1 1
Oberlin, Bibliotheca Sacra,quarterly, Con-
gregational, J 1
Portsmouth, District Recorder, monthly,
Methodist.
Springfield, Lutheran Evangelist, weekly,
Lutheran, H 1
Springfield, Ohio Baptist Beacon, m'thly,
Baptist, K 1
Youugstown, Christian Citizen, w^eekly.
Christian.
Youngstown, St. John's Church Parish-
ioner, monthly, Protestant Episcopal, L 2
OREGON.
Canyon City, Chmch Telephone, m'thly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Monmouth, Christian Herald, weekly.
Christian, J 1
Portland, Catholic Sentinel, w'y. Catholic, J 1
Portland, Pacific Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal. J 2-
Portland, Pacific Baptist, semi-monthly,
Baptist, J 1
Salem, World's Advance Thought, m'ly.
Spiritualist.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Allentown, *Herold und Zeitschrift,
weekly, Lutheran.
Allentown, *Church Messenger, monthly,
Lutheran.
Allentown, * Der Jugend-Freund. m'thly,
Lutheran.
Altoona, Gospel Trumpet, m'thly. Evan-
gelical, 1 2
Bethlehem, Der Brueder Botschafter,
weekly, Moravian, K 2
Bethlehem, Moravian, weekly, Moravian, J 1
Erie, Lake Shore Visitor, w'kly. Catholic, 1 1
Farmersville, Guiding Star, m'thly, Evan
geUcal, 1 1
Gettysburgh, Lutheran Quarterly, Luth-
eran, K 1
Harrisburg, Church Advocate, weekly,
Church of God, 1 2
Harrisburg, Itinerant, weekly. United
Brethren, K 2
Harrisburg, Conference News, semi-
monthly, Methodist Episcopal. J 2
Harrisburg, * Sunday-School Gem, semi-
monthly. Church of Grod.
Harrisburg. Messenger, monthly, Metho-
dist Episcopal, K 2
Harrisburg, * Sunday School Workman,
monthlj'. Church of God.
Johnstown, St. Marks' Gleanings, m'thly,
Protestant Episcopal.
Lancaster, Stall's Lutheran Year-Book
and Historical Quarterlj'. Lutheran.
Newton Hamilton, Juniata Methodist,
monthlv, Methodist Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Bible Banner, w'kly. Evan-
gelical, J 1
PhiUidelphia, Catholic Standard, weekly,
Catholic, G 1
Philadelphia, Christian Instructor and
United Presbyterian Witness, weekly.
United Presbyterian. H 2
Philadelphia, Christian Recorder, w'kly,
African Methodist Episcopal, H 1
Philadelphia, Christian Standard and
Home Journal, weekly, Holiness, G t
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RELIGION.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Chiu'ch, weekly, Protestant
Episcopal, K 2
Philadelphia, Episcopal Recorder, w'kly,
Reformed Episcopal, I 2
Philadelphia, * Friend, weekly, Friends.
Philadelphia, Friends' Intelligencer and
Journal, weekly. Friends. H 1
Philadelphia, Friends' Review, weekly,
Friends, 1 1
Philadelphia, Lutheran, w'kly, Lutheran, 1 1
Philadelphia, Lutheran Observer, weekly,
Lutheran, G 2
Philadelphia, Messenger, w'ly, Reformed
Chm-ch, H 2
Philadelphia, Methodist, weekly, Meth-
odist Episcopal, H 1
Philadelphia, National Baptist, weekly,
Baptist, Gr 2
Philadelphia, Nord Amerika, weekly,
Catholic, G2
Philadelphia, Presbyterian, weekly, Pres-
byterian, F 1
Philadelphia, Pi-esbyterian Journal, w'ly,
Presbyterian, H 2
Philadeljjhia, Protestant Standard, w'ly,
Anti-Romanist, 1 2
Pliiladelphia, Sunday School Times,
weekly. Evangelical. B 1
Philadelphia, I. C. B. U. Journal, semi-
monthly. Catholic, G 1
Philadelphia, American Catholic Histor-
ical Researches, monthly, Catholic.
Philadelphia, American Church Sunday
School Magazine, montlily, Protest-
ant Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Augsburg Sunday-School
Teacher, monthly, Lutheran, BE 2
Philadelphia, Baptist Teacher, monthly,
Baptist, C 1
Philadelphia, Church Magazine, m'thly,
Protestant Episcopal, H 2
Philadelphia, * Der Missionsbote, m'thly,
^ Lutheran.
Philadelphia, Faith and Works, monthly.
Evangelical, J 1
Philadelphia, Guardian, m'ly. Reformed
Church, J 2
Philadelphia, Guardian Angel, monthly,
Catholic, D 1
Philadelphia, L'Avenir, monthly, Prot-
estant Episcopal, L 2
Philadelphia, Memorial Tidings, mon'ly,
Lutheran .
Philadelphia, *New Church Life, m'thly,
Swedenborgian.
Philadelphia, Om- Banner, monthly, Evan-
gelical. J 1
Philadelphia, Reformed Presbyterian
Advocate, m'thly, Reformed Presby-
terian, 12
Philadelphia. Sower, monthly, Baptist, K 2
Philadelphia, Sunday School World,
monthly. Evangelical. G 2
Philadelphia, Tabernacle Magazine,
monthly, Methodist Episcopal, K 2
Philadelphia, * Westminster Teacher,
monthly, Presbyterian.
Philadelphia. * Words of Faith, monthly.
Holiness.
Philadelphia, Baptist Superintendent, bi-
monthly, Baptist.
Philadelphia, American Catholic Re-
view, quarterly, Catholic, I 2
Philadelphia, * A. M. E. Church Review,
quarterly, Methodist Episcopal.
Philadelphia, Reformed Review, quart'Iy,
Reformed Church, L 2
Phoenixville. Church Advocate, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, K 1
Pittsburgh, Catholic, weekly. Catholic, H 1
Pittsburgh, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, F 1
Pittsburgh, Katholisches Familienblatt,
weekly.
Pittsburgh, Methodist Recorder, weekly,
Methodist Protestant. H 2
Pittsburgh, Presbj'terian Banner, weekly,
Presbyterian, F 1
Pittsburgh, United Presbyterian, weekly.
United Presbyterian, Fl
Pittsburgh, Workman, bi-w'ly, Lutheran, I 2
RELIGION.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh, Emerald Vindicator, semi-
monthly. Catholic, 1 1
Pittsburgh, Bible Teacher, m'thly, United
Presbyterian, H 2
Pittsburgh, Evangelical Repository and
Bible Teacher, m'thly. United Presby-
terian, J 1
Pittsburgh, Woman's Missionary Record,
monthly, Unsectarian, J 1
Pittsburgh, *Ziou's Watch Tower and
Herald of Christ's Presence, monthly,
Adventist.
Pottstown, Our Church News, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal.
Quakertown, *Das Himmels Manna, m'ly,
Unsectarian.
Quakertown, Die Kierche Unterm Kranz,
monthly. Undenominational, K 1
Quakertown, * Manna, monthly, Unsecta-
rian.
Reading, Lutherisches Kirchenblatt,
weekly, Lutheran, I 2
Reading, Der Reformirte Hausfreund,
semi-monthlj', Reformed Church, 1 1
Scrantou, Catholic Record, w'y, Catholic.
Scranton, Diocesan Index, m'ly, Catholic.
York, Lutheran Missionary Journal,
monthly, Lutheran, F 2
York, St. John's Church Record, mon'ly,
Protestant Episcopal.
York, Teachers' Journal, m'ly, Lutheran, H 2
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence. Catholic Temperance Ad-
vocate, monthly, Catholic, 1 1
Providence, Missionary Helper, monthly.
Free Baptist, 1 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Clinton, Our Monthly, Presbyterian, K 1
Columbia, Christian Neighbor, weekly,
MethodLst Episcopal, South, J 1
Columbia, Southern Christian Advocate,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, South, H 2
Columbia, Southern Presbj'terian, week-
ly. Presbyterian, 1 2
Due West, Associate Reformed Presby-
terian, w'kly, Reformed Presbyterian, J 2
Greenville, Baptist Courier, w'ky. Baptist, H 1
Newberry, Lutheran Visitor, weekly, Lu-
theran, J 2
Orangeburg-, Methodist Messenger, semi-
monthly, Methodist Episcopal, K 2
Troy, Psalm Singer, monthly. Reformed
Presbyterian, J 1
TENNESSEE.
Chattanooga, Baptist Reflector, weekly.
Baptist. G 1
Chattanooga, Light For Thinkers, weekly,
Spiritualist, J 2
Chattanooga, Methodist Advocate, week-
ly, Methodist Episcopal, H 1
Jackson, Christian Index, weekly. Col-
ored Methodist Episcopal, J 2
Knoxville, Holston Methodist, w^eekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South. J 2
Martin, Primitive Baptist, semi monthly,
Primitive Baptist.
Memphis, Jewish Spectator, weekly, Jew-
ish, K 1
Memphis, Living Way, weekly. Baptist, J 1
Memphis, Southern Methodist Standard,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, South.
Memphis,"Tennessee Baptist, w'y. Baptist, H 2
Memphis.Gleaner, monthly, Evangelical, J 1
Nashville, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South. E 1
Nashville, Cumberland Presbyterian,
weekly, Cumberland Presbyterian, G 2
Nashville, Gospel Advocate, weekly.
Church of Christ, G 1
Nashville, Southern Evangelist, weekly.
Evangelical.
Nashville. 'Advocate of Missions, mon'ly.
Evangelical.
Nashville, Sunday-School Magazine,
monthly, Methodist Episcopal, South, E 1
Nashville, * Woman's Missionary Advo-
cate, m'ly, Methodist Episcopal. South.
Shelbyville, Baptist Harbinger, monthly.
Primitive Baptist, K 1
862
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RELIGIOX.
TEXAS.
Austin, Texas Churchnian, monthly,
Protestant Episcoijal, J 1
Bouhani, Christian Messenger, weekly,
Christian, J 1
Cameron, Western Methodist Protestant,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal.
Dallas, -Home and Sunday School, week-
ly. Baptist.
Dallas, Texas Baptist and Herald, weekly.
Baptist, G 2
Dallas, Texas Christian Advocate, w'kly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, E 2
Dallas, Colored Methodist, semi-month-
ly, Colored Methodist Episcopal, K 1
Ennis, Gospel Flame, semi-monthly,
Methodist.
McGregor, Herald of Truth, semi nion'ly,
Primitive Baptist, H 2
Mexia, Texas Observer, weekly, Cum-
berland Presbyterian, K 2
San Antonio, Church Record of Western
Texas, m'thly, Protestant Episcopal, K 2
Thorp's Spring, Texas Christian, weekly.
Christian, J 1
Waco, Baptist Pilot, semi-mon'ly, Bapti.st.
Waco, Harmonia, monthly, Spiritualist, L2
Waco, Independent Pulpit, monthly,
Undenominational.
VERMONT.
Brandon, Vermont Baptist, monthly.
Baptist, K 2
Montpelier, Vermont Chronicle, weeklj%
Congregational, J 1
Swanton, Vermont Christian Messenger,
weekly, Methodist Episcopal, K 2
VIRGINIA.
Cuckoo, Atlantic Missionary, weekly.
Disciples of Christ. I 2
Front Royal, Zion's Advocate, monthly,
Primitive Baptist, K 1
New Market, Our Church Paper, weekly,
Lutheran, J 1
Newport News, Caret, monthlj-, Baptist, K 1
Norfolk, Baptist Pilot, weekly, Baptist, L 2
Portsmouth, Baptist Companion, w'kly.
Baptist, K 2
Richmond, Catholic Visitor, weekly, Cath-
olic, K 2
Richmond, Central Presbyterian, weekly,
Presbyterian, H 1
Richmond, Christian Advocate, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, G 1
Richmond, Religious Herald, weekly.
Baptist, H 2
Richmond, Southern Churchman,weeklj',
Protestant Episcopal, H 1
Richmond, Earnest Worker, monthly,
Presbyterian, G 2
Richmond, Missionary, m'thly, Presbyte-
rian, H 2
Salem, Lutheran Home, m'y, Lutheran.
WEST VIRGINIA.
Hampton, Free Baptist Herald, monthly,
Free-Will Baptist, K 1
Union, Young Methodist, monthly. Meth-
odist Episcopal.
WISCONSIN.
Brooklyn, * Record and Messenger, m'y.
Primitive Methodist.
De Pere, De Standaard, weekly, Catholic, J 1
La Crosse, Ecclesiastes, monthly, Protest-
ant Episcopal.
Madison, Our Church Work, monthly.
Congregational, 1 2
Milwaukee, Catholic Citizen, weekly.
Catholic, G 1
Milwaukee, Christian Statesman, weekly.
Evangelical, J 1
Milwaukee, Columbia, weekly. Catholic, G 1
Milwaukee. Lucifer, numthlv. Catholic.
0.shk<)sh, * Parish Record, m'ly, Protest-
ant Episcopal.
Pewaukee, Church Scholiast, monthly.
Anglo-Catholic. J 2
Sheboygan, Our Church Helper, m'thly,
Methodist Episcopal.
RELIGION.
WISCONSIN.
Sussex, Wisconsin Calendar, monthly,
Protestant Episcopal, J 2
Watertowu, St. Paul's Parish Messenger,
monthly, Protestant Episcopal.
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Fargo, Pioneer Methodist, semi-m'thly,
ilethodist Episcopal.
IDAHO TERRITORY.
Paris, Southern Idaho Independent, w'kj',
Latter Day Saints, L 2
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Atoka, Indian Missionary, m'ly, Baptist, L 2
Muskogee, Our Brother in Red, monthly,
Methodist Episcopal, South, K 2
MONTANA TERRITORY.
Helena, Montana Christian Advocate,
semi-monthly. Undenominational, K 1
Virginia City, Montana Churchman, m'ly,
Protestant Episcopal.
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY.
Las Vegas, Revista Catolica, Sundays,
Catholic, K 2
UTAH TERRITORY.
Salt Lake City, Bikuben. w'kly. Mormon, J 2
Salt Lake City, Baptist Mountaineer,
monthly. Baptist, K 1
Salt Lake City, Contributor, monthly.
Latter Day Saints, H 1
Salt Lake City, Utah Christian Advocate,
monthly, Undenominational, J 2
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Fredericton, Religious Intelligencer, w'ky.
Free Baptist, J 1
St. John, Messenger and Visitor, weekly.
Baptist, <* 1
St. John, Canadian Record, monthly.
Evangelical, 1 2
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Halifax, Presbyterian Witness, weekly,
Presbyterian, 1 2
Halifax, Wesleyan, weekly, Methodist, 1 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
Berlin, Evangeliums Panier, bi-weekly,
Mennonite, K 2
Bei'lin, Gospel Banner, bi-w'y, Mennonite, J 2
Berlin, Lutherisches Volksblatt, semi-
monthly, Lutheran, K 2
Berlin, Friedensbote, monthly, Lutheran, J ]
Bowmauville, Methodist Observer, w'kly,
Methodist Episcopal.
Brantford, Congregationalist, monthly.
Congregational.
Guelph, Ontario Evangelist, monthly,
Presbyterian.
Kingston! Canadian Freeman, weekly.
Catholic, J 1
London, Catholic Record, weeklj% Cath-
olic, G 2
Toronto, Tribune, semi-weekly. Catholic, H 2
Toronto, Canada Presbyterian, weeklj',
Presbyterian, G 1
Toronto, Canadian Baptist, weekly, Bap-
tist, G 1
Toronto, Christian Guardian, weekly,
Methodist Episcopal, E 1
Toronto, Dominion Churchman, weekly,
Cluirch of England. H 2
Toronto, Evangelical Churchman, week-
ly. Church of England, I 2
Toronto, Presbyterian Review, weekl.v,
Presbyterian, H 2
Toronto, " Canadian Independent, semi-
monthly. Congregational, J 2
Toronto, Canadian Methodist Magazine,
monthly, Methodist, H I
Toronto, Canadian Missionary, monthly,
Church of England, I 1
Toronto, Sunday School Banner, month-
ly, .Methodist, G2
Toronto, * Bible Society Recorder, quar-
terly, Evangelical.
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RELIGION.
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, D. C.
Charlottetown,] sland Griiardian and
Christian Chronicle, weekly. Evan-
gelical, H 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Church Guardian, weeklj.
Church of England, H 2
Montreal, La Seniaine Religieuse, ■\veeklj'.
Catholic, J 1
Montreal, L'Aurore, weekly, Protestant, J 2
Montreal, True Witness and Catholic
Chronicle, w'kly, Catholic, E 2
Montreal, Petite Revue Du Tiers-Ordre,
monthly, Catholic, K 2
Montreal, Pi-esbyterian Record, monthly,
Presbyterian, C 1
Montreal, Pi'otestant Pillar, monthly.
Reformed Episcopal, K 1
AGRICULTURE.
ALABAMA.
Birmingham, Planters' Journal, monthly, Gr 2
Montgomery, Southern Agriculturist,
weekly, J 2
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Arkansas Farmer and Me-
chanic, semi-monthly, K 2
Little Rock, Rural and Workman, semi-
monthly, H 1
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Rural Californian, monthly, G 2
San Francisco, California Patron and Ag-
riculturist, weekly, H 1
San Francisco, Pacific Rural Press, w'kly, H 2
San Francisco, Farmer and Dealer, m'hly, H 1
COLORADO.
Denver, Colorado Farmer and Live
Stock Journal, weekly, H 2
Denver, Field and Farm, weekly, J 1
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Connecticut Farmer, weekly, H 2
Walliugford, Farm and Household, m'thly, X
DELAWARE.
Dover, Delaware Farm and Honie, w'ly, J 2
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, Florida Farmer and Fruit
Grower, weekly.
Jacksonville, Florida Grove and Garden,
monthly.
GEORGIA.
Athens, Southern Farmer, monthly.
Atlanta, Southern Cultivator and Dixie
Farmer, monthly, D 1
Barnesville, Georgia Farmer, semi-m'ly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Farmers' Review, weekly, D 2
Chicago, Farm, Field and Stockman,
weekly, C 1
Chicago, Prairie Farmer, weekly, D 1
Chicago, Western Rural and American
Stockman, weekly, D 1
Chicago, Good Farming, semi-monthly.
Chicago, Deering's Farm Journal, m'thly.
Chicago, Farm Journal, monthly, H 1
Chicago, Farmers' Advance, bi-monthly.
Moline, Western Plowman, monthly, F 2
Quincy, Farmers' Call, weekly, X
Rockford, Farmers' Monthly.
Sterling, Farmers' Budget, monthly.
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, American Farmer, m'thly, F 1
Hagerstown, Wayne Farmer, monthly, i 1
Indianapolis, Indiana Farmer, weekly, E 2
Indianapolis, Agricultural Epitoniist, m'y, X
Indianapolis, Drainage and Farm Joui;-
nal. monthly, 1 1
Madison, Sorghum Growers' Guide and
Farm Journal, monttily. J l
South Bend, Farmers' Friend, semi-m'ly, J 1
AGRICULTURE.
IOWA.
Ainsworth, Western Farmer and Horti-
culturist, monthly, H 2
Ames, Students' Farm Journal, monthly, J 2
Cedar Rapids, Farm Journal and Live
Stock Review, monthly, F 1
Cedar Rapids. Iowa Farmer, monthly, G 1
Des Moines, Homestead, weekly, F 1
Des Moines, Live Stock and Western
Farm Journal, semi monthl.v, G 2
Elkader, Farmer and Breeder, monthly.
Mason City, Cerro Goi-do Farmer, m'thly, .7 2
KANSAS.
Topeka, Kansas Farmer, weekly, G 1
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Farmers' Home Journal, w'ly, F 1
Louisville, Home and Farm, semi-m'thly, B 1
MAINE.
Augusta, Home Farm, weekly, H 1
Augusta, Maine Farmer, weekly, G 2
Augusta, National Farmer and Home
Magazine, monthly, J 2
Augusta, True's Farming Woi'ld and
Household Magazine, monthly, F 2
Bangor, Dirigo Rural, weekly, J 2
Portland, Hallett's American Farmer
and Family Magazine, monthly, E 1
Portland, Thrifty Farmer and Fireside
Magazine, monthly, E 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, National Farm and Fireside,
weekly, J 2
Baltimore, American Farnier, semi-m'ly, I 2
Baltimore, Maryland Farmer, monthly, H 2
Embla, New Farm, monthly.
Federalsburg, Peninsula Farmer, semi-
monthly, L 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Cultivator, weekly, D 2
Boston, Massachusetts Ploughman and
New England Journal of Agriculture,
weekly, G 1
Boston, New England Farmer, weekly, G 2
Greenfield. Our Country Home, monthly, C 1
Springfield, New England Homestead,
w^eekly, C 1
Springfield, Farm and Home, semi-m'ly, A 2
MICHIGAN.
Coldwater, Grange Visitor, semi-m'thly, H 1
Detroit, Michigan Farmer and State Jour-
nal of Agriculture, weekly, G 1
Sturgis, Our Rural Homes, monthly, I 2
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Farmer, weekly, G 1
Minneapolis, Farm, Stock and Home,
semi-monthly, E 2
Minneapolis, Skandiuavisk Farmer Jour-
nal, semi-monthly. 1 1
St. Paul, Farmer, weekly.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Journal, weekly, E 2
Kansas City, Western CultivnT(ir and
Farm and Stock Journal, weekly, H 1
St. Louis, Colman's Rural World, weekly, E 1
St. Louis, Journal of Agriculture and
American Stock Breeder, weekly, C 1
St. Louis, Planter and Stockman, semi-
monthly, J 1
St. Louis Farm Machinery, monthly, F 1
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Nebraska Farmer, semi-m'thly, H 2
Omaha, Farmer Journal, semi-monthly.
Omaha, Nebraska Cultivator and House-
keeper, monthly, D 2
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Manchester, Mirror and Farmer, weekly, D 2
NEW YORK.
Albany, Cultivator and Country Gentle-
man, weekly, E 2
Buffalo, Farmers' Review and Live Stock
Journal, weekly, H 2
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AGRirULTURE.
NEW YORK.
H2
Elmira, Husbandman, Aveekly,
New York, American Homestead, w'kly.
New York, Rural New Yorker, weekly, C 1
New York, American Agriculturist, ni'ly, C 2
New York, Farm Guide, monthly, F 1
Port Jervis, Orange Co. Farmer, weekly, E 1
Rochester, American Rural Home, w'kly, A "2
Rochester. Empire State Agriculturist,
monthly, G2
Syracuse, Market and Farm, weekly.
Tottenville. Agricultural and Veterinary
News, monthly, J 2
NORTH CAROLINA.
Ashevilie. Country Homes, monthly, H 1
Raleigh, State Chronicle, weekly. H 1
Raleigh, North Carolina Farmer, m'thly, H 2
Winston, Progressive Farmer, weekly, L 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Farming World, weekly, C 1
Cleveland, Ohio Practical Farmer, w'kly, B 1
Cleveland, Farmer and Manufacturer,
monthlj-, H 2
Dajtou, Farmer's Home, monthly, F 1
Kinsey, Farm and Dairy, monthly, H 2
Mansfield, Buckeye Farmer, monthly.
Norwalk, Farm and Fair Journal, bi-
weekly, H 1
Springfield, Farm and Fireside, semi-
monthly, ■ B 1
Springfield, Farm Economist, seml-m'ly, G 1
Toledo, Farmers' Reporter and Otu* Na-
tional Union Magnet, weekly, X
Zanesville, Ohio Farmers' Journal, m'thlj-, G 1
Zanesville, Shepherds' National Journal
and Rural Era, monthly, E 2
OREGON.
Portland, North-Western Farmer and
Dairyman, weekly, I 2
Salem, Willamette Farmer, weekly, I 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
La Plume, Seed Time and Harvest, m'ly, E 2
Meadville, Pennsylvania Farmer and
Herald, weekly, H 1
Mechanicsburgh, Farmers' Friend and
Grange Advocate, weekly, G 2
Parkesburg, Farmers' Jlagazine and Rural
Guide, monthly, H 2
Philadelphia, Practical Farmer, weekly, D 1
Philadelphia, Farm and Garden, m'thly, A 1
Philadelphia, Farm Journal, monthly, A 2
Philadelphia, Rural Home, monthly, E 1
Pittsburgh, National Stockman and
Farmer, weekly, E 2
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Greenville, Cotton Plant, monthly, H 1
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Cotton Belt, semi-monthly, H 2
Union City, Farm and Poultry Yard, m'y.
TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas Farm and Ranch, semi-m'y, E 1
Dallas, Texas Plowman and Estray
Record, monthly, H 2
VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville, Monticello Farmer and
Grape-Grower, monthly, I 2
Fredericksburg, Virginia Farm and
Home, weekly, L 2
Petersburg, Rural Messenger, weekly, I 2
Richmond, Southern Planter, monthly, I 2
WISCONSIN.
Madison, Western Farmer, weekly, H 1
Milwaukee, Acker und Gartenbau Zeit-
ung. semi-monthly, E 1
Racine, Agriculturist, monthl}', D 1
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Fargo, Northwestern Farmer and
■Breeder, monthly, H 1
Huron. Dakota Farmer and Stockman,
monthly, G 1
Jamestown, North Dakota Farmer, m'ly, H 2
Plankinton, Farmers' Mutual Journal,
monthly, 1 2
AGRICULTURE.
MONTANA TERRITORY.
White Sulphur Springs, Rocky Mountain
Husbandman, weekly, 1 1
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Spokane Falls, East Washington Rural,
monthly.
MANITOBA, D. C.
Winnipeg, Nor'-West Farmer and Mani-
toba Miller, monthly, H 2
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
St. John, Provincial Agriculturist, m'ly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
London, Farmers' Advocate and Home
Magazine, monthly, E 1
Peterborough, Canadian Agriculturist
and Home Magazine, monthly, F 1
Toronto, Rural Canadian, monthly, G 2
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, D. C.
Summerside, Prince Edwai-d Island Agri-
culturist, weekly, H 2
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Illustrated Journal of Agricult-
ure, monthly, G I
Montreal, Le Journal d'Agriculture II-
lustre, monthly. H 2
St. Hyacinthe, Le Coui-rier de St. Hya-
cinthe Journal d'Agriculture, w'kly, H 2
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COLORADO.
Denver, Range Journal, weekly,
Pueblo, Colorado Live Stock Review and
Commercial Standard, weekly,
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Geoi-gia Stock and Agricultural
Journal, monthly,
ILLINOIS.
Beecher, Breeders' Journal, mouthlv,
Chicago (Union Stock Yards), )
Drovers' Journal, daily, (
" " semi-weekly, (
weekly, J
Chicago, Live Stock and Dairy Review,
daily,
Chicago, Live Stock Commercial, daily, ) 1 2
w'kly )
Chicago, Breeders' Gazette, weekly, F 1
Chicago, National Live Stock Journal, )
weekly, > G 1
" m'thly, ) G 1
Chicago, Hog, semi-monthly, H 2
Chicago, American Liveryman and Horse
Owner, monthly, 1 2
Chicago, American Sheep-Breeder and
Wool Grower, monthly, H 2
De Kalb, American Breeder, monthly.
Quiiicy .Western Agriculturist, monthly, H 2
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Jersey Bulletin, weeklj', H 1
Indianapolis, Western Sportsman and
Live Stock News, weeklj', 1 1
Indianapolis, S^vine Breeders' Journal,
semi-monthlj% 1 1
Indianapolis, Farm and Live Stock, m'ly.
IOWA.
Cedar Rapids, Farm Journal and Live
Stock Review, monthly. F 1
Elkader. Farmer and Breeder, monthly.
Keosauqua, Democrat and Farmer, w'ly, K 2
KA.NSAS.
Dodge City, Globe Live Stock Journal,
weekly, J 2
KENTUCKY.
Lexington, Kentucky Stock Farm, Av'kly, I 2
Lexington, Live Stock Record, weekly, I 2
Louisville, Duncan's Magazine, monthly, 1 1
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MAINE.
Canton, Maine Horse -Breeders' Monthly, 1 2
Portland, Live Stock Monthly, H 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Poultry and Farm Joiu*nal,
montlily,
MISSISSIPPI.
Starkville, Southern Live-Stock Journal,
weekly,
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Drovers Telegi-am, daily, }
*' " seufii-w'y, >
" " weekly, )
Kansas City, Live-Stock Indicator and
Farmers' Gazette, weekly, H 2
Kansas City, Live Stock Record and
Farmer, semi-monthly.
NEVADA.
Reno, Sagebrush Stockman, weekly.
NEW YORK.
New York, American Veterinary Review,
monthly, 1 2
New York, Guernsey Breeder and Milk
Journal, monthlj'.
New York, Wallace's Monthly, J 2
NORTH CAROLINA.
Asheville, Carolina Live Stock Journal,
semi-monthly, K 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Live Stock Review, weekly, J 2
Zanes^^lle, Shepherds' National Journal
and Rural Era, montlily, E 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Horseman's Guide, m'thly.
Philadelphia, Thoroughbred Stock Jour-
nal, monthly, F 1
Pittsburgh, National Stockman and
Farmer, weekly, E 2
TEXAS.
Fort Worth, Texas Live Stock Journal, )
w'klv, } G 2
m'tly. )
San Antonio, Texas Stockman and
Farmer, weekly, H 2
WISCONSIN.
Delavan, Horse Breeder, monthly.
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
Prescott, Hoof and Horn, weeklj^ K 1
Wilcox, Southwestern Stockman, weekly, L 2
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Alexandria, American Swineherd, m'ly, H 2
MONTANA TERRITORY.
Fort Benton, Montana Wool Grower,
monthly, L 2
Helena, Montana Live Stock Journal,
monthly, K 2
Miles City, Stock-Growers' Journal, w'ly, L 2
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY.
Las Vegas, Stock Grower, weeklj^ 1 1
WYOMING TERRITORY.
Cheyenne, Northwest Live Stock Jour-
nal, weekly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Hamilton, Canadian Live Stock and Farm
Journal, monthly, H 2
POULiTRY RAISING.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Cackler, m'ly, J 1
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, American Poultry Yard, w'kly, H 1
Hartford, Co-operative Poultry Post, m'y, J 1
Hartford, Poultry World, monthly, H 2
POLL.TRY RAISING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Poultrj^ Journal, w'y. )
m'y, JH2
Chicago, Poultry Letter, monthly.
Chicago, Poultry Raiser, monthlj", G 2
Geneseo, Poultry Chiuu, monthly, H 2
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, National Monitor of Poultry
and Pets, monthly, 1 1
Indianapolis, Fanciers' Gazette, monthly, H 1
North Manchester, Rays of Light, m'ly, 1 1
Warsaw, Practical Poultryman and
Farmer, monthly, 1 1
MARYLAND.
Annapolis, Poultry Review, monthlj', K 1
MICHIGAN.
Battle Creek, Game Fancier's Journal,
monthly, J i
Battle Creek, Michigan Poultry Breeder,
monthly.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Poultry and Farm Journal,
monthly, J 1
MISSOURI.
Burlington Junction, Nest Egg, monthly, L 2
Carthage, Feathered Home, monthly.
St. Louis, Poultry Record, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Poultry Monthly, H 2
New York, Poultry Bulletin, monthly, H 1
Rushville, Game Fowl, monthly, J 1
Stony Brook, Rural Long Islander and
Poultry Keepers' Guide, monthly, J 2
OHIO.
Dayton, Ohio Poultrj- Journal, monthly, J 2
Mount Gilead, Poultry Magnet, monthly, J 1
Mount Vernon, Poulter. monthly.
Toledo, Carew's Game Breeder, monthly, J 1
Zanesville, American Poultry Adviser,
weekly, K 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Parkesburg, Poultry Keeper, monthly, H 2
TEXAS.
Austin, Southwestern Poultrv Raiser and
Live Stock Journal, monthly, K 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
Parkdale, Canadian Poultry Review, m'ly, J 2
FRUIT AND VINE CULTURE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Merchant, bi-weekly, I 2
San Jose, Santa Clara Vallej', monthly, I 2
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, Florida Grove and Garden,
monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Cobden, Fruit Growers' Journal, semi-
monthly, K 2
KANSAS.
Cawker City, Orchard, Vineyard and
Berry Garden, monthly, L 2
MISSOURL
Kansas City, Horticultural World, m'hly.
Kansas City, Palmer's Monthly, H 2
NEBRASKA.
Bower, Nebraska Horticulturist, quart'y, X
NEW JERSEY.
Little Silver, Orchard and Garden, m'hly, X
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Popular Gardening, monthly, H 1
Buffalo, Bell's Garden Review, quarterly, K 2
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FRUIT AND VINE CULTURE.
NEW YORK.
New York, American Garden, monthly, F 1
New York, Wine and Fruit Grower, m'ly.
Penn Yau, Viiieyardlst, semi-moutlily.
Rochester, Horticultural Art Journal,
monthly.
Rochester, Green's Fruit Grower, quar'ly, C 2
OHIO.
Warren, Horticulturist and Farm Jour-
nal, monthly.
HI
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Gardeners' Monthly and
Horticulturist,
VIRGINIA.
Charlottesville, Fruit and Grape Grower,
monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Canadian Horticulturist, m'hly, 1 1
FL.ORICULTURE.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Florist, semi-mo'thly, H 2
IOWA.
Ainsworth, Floral Instructor, monthly, I 2
NEW YORK.
Queens, Ma^'ilower, monthlj', X
Rochester, Vick's Illustrated Magazine,
monthly, F 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Fannettsbm-g, Park's Floral Magazine,
monthly, 1 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Peterborough, Canadian Florist and Cot-
tage Gardener, quarterly, J 2
BEE CULTURE.
CONNECTICUT.
Andover, Bee Hive, bi-monthly,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Bee Journal, weekly, H 2
INDIANA.
KendaUviUe, Bee Keepers' Guide, m'thly, J 2
North Manchester, Rays of Light, mon'ly, 1 1
MAINE.
Mechanic Falls, Bee Keepers' Advance,
monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Wenham, American Apicultm-ist, m'hly, J 1
NEW YORK.
Barrytown, Bee-Keepers' Magazine, m'hly, H 1
OHIO.
Medina, Gleanings in Bee Cultm-e, semi-
monthly, H 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
Beeton, Canadian Bee Journal, weekly.
DAIRYING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Dairv World, monthly, H 2
Chicago, U. S. Dairyman, monthly. H 1
IOWA.
Algona, Dairy and Farm, monthly.
West Liberty, Dairy and Farm Journal,
monthly, J 2
DAIRY IN G.
MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, Michigan Dairyman, m'ly, I 2
NEW YORK.
New York, American Dairyman, weekly, H 2
New York, Agriculture, monthly, E 1
New York, Guernsey Breeder and Milk
Journal, monthly.
New York, Milk Reporter, monthly, 1 1
ONTARIO, D, C,
Toronto, Dairyman, monthly.
II
SUGAR GROWING.
INDIANA,
Madison, Sorghum Growers' Guide and
Farm Journal, monthly, J 1
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Sugar Bowl and Farm
Journal, weekly, J 2
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Defecator, monthly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Sugar Beet, quarterly, J 2
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ALABAMA.
Birmingham, Alabama Medical and Sur-
gical Journal, monthly.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Southern California Prac-
titioner, monthly.
Oakland, Calif ornia Medical Journal, m'y, H 1
San Francisco, Pacific Medical and Surgi-
cal Journal and Western Lancet, m'y, K 2
San Francisco, Pacific Record of Medicine
and Pharmacy, monthly.
San Francisco, California Homoeopath,
bi-monthly, J 2
COLORADO.
Denver, Medical Times, monthly, K 1
CONNECTICUT.
Bridgeport, New England Medical Month-
ly, HI
Hartford, Journal of Inebriety, quart'ly, K 2
FLORIDA,
Jacksonville, Florida Medical and Surgi-
cal Journal, monthly, K 1
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Georgia Eclectic Medical Jour-
nal, monthly, K 2
Atlanta, Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthly, H 1
Atlanta, Southern Medical Record, m'ly, K 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Journal of the American Medi-
cal Association, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Le Karz Domowy, semi-m'thly.
Chicago, Clinique, monthly, 1 1
Chicago, Medical Current, monthly, I 1
Chicago, Medical Era, monthl\% 1 1
Chicago, Medical Journal and Examiner,
monthlj', K 2
Chicago, Medical Times, monthly, H 1
Chicago, Medical Visitor, monthly.
Chicago, United States Medical Investiga-
tor, monthly, H 1
Chicago, Western Medical Reporter, m'y, H 2
Mount Morris, Ogle Co. Medical Quarterly, L 2
Peoria, Jledical Monthly, I 1
Quincy, Medical Call, bi-monthly, K 2
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Journal of the Medical Sci-
ences, quarterlj', K 2
AMERICAN l^EWSrAPEK DIKECTOKY,
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3IEDICIXE AND SLRGERY.
INDIANA.
Indiauapolis, Indiana Eclectic Medical
Journal, monthly, L 2
Indianapolis, Indiana Medical Journal,
nionthly, K 2
Indianapolis, Phjsio-Medical Journal,
monthly, K 1
IOWA,
Des Moines, Eclectic Medical and Siu'gical
Journal, monthly, K 2
Des Moines, Iowa State Medical Reporter,
monthlj', J 2
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, American Practitioner and
News, bi weekly, J 1
Louisville, Medical Herald, monthly, J 1
Louisville, Progress, naonthly.
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Medical and Sui'gical Jour-
nal, monthly, K 1
:maryland.
Baltimore, Maryland Medical Journal,
weeklj', J 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Medical and Surgical Journal,
weeiily, J 2
Boston, Massachusetts Medical Journal,
monthly, H 2
Boston, New England Medical Gazette,
monthly, K 2
Worcester, Eastern Medical Journal,
semi-monthly, K 1
MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, Medical Advance, monthly, J 2
Ann Arbor, 3Iedical Counselor, monthly, K 1
Ann Arbor, Physician and Surgeon, m'ly, K 2
Detroit, Medical Age, semi-monthly, H 1
Detroit, American Lancet, mouthlj', K 2
Detroit, Leonard's Illustrated Medical
Journal, quarterly, G 1
Grand Rapids, Medical Counselor, semi-
monthly, J 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Minnesota Medical and Sur-
gical Journal, monthly.
St. Paul, Northwestern Lancet, semi-m'y, K 1
MISSOURL
Kansas City, Medical Index, monthly, .T 1
Kansas City, Medical Record, monthly, H 1
St. Joseph.'Medical Herald, monthly, J 2
St. Louis, Medical Re^^ew, weekly, H 1
St. Louis, American Journal of Ophthal-
mology, monthly, J l
St. Louis, American Medical Journal, m'y, K 2
St. Louis, Annals of Surgery, monthly, I 2
St. Louis, Courier of Medicine, monthly, H 1
St. Louis, Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthly, J 2
St. Louis, Medical Brief, monthly, D 2
St. Louis, Periscope and Clinical Review,
monthly, J 1
St. Louis, Homoeopathic News, bi-m'thly, K 2
St. Louis, Alienist and Neurologist, qr'ly, K 2
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Manchester, Medical Advertiser, m'thly, J 1
NEW YORK.
Albany, Medical Annals, monthly, J 2
Buttalo, Independent Practitioner, m'ly, J 2
Buffalo, Medical and Surgical Journal,
monthly, K 2
Buffalo, Medical Press of Western New
York, monthly.
Buffalo, Physicians' and Surgeons' Inves-
tigator, monthlj', K 2
New Lebanon, Journal of Materia Medica,
mouthlj', 1 2
New York, Medical Journal, weekly, H 2
New York, Medical Record, weekly, F 1
New York, Doctor, semi-monthly.
New York, American Homoeopathist, m'y, J 2
New York, American .Journal of Obste-
trics, monthly, H 2
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
NEW YORK.
New York, American Medical Digest, m'y, H 2
New York, Gaillard's Medical Journal, m'y, I 1
New York, Journal of Cutaneous, and
' Genlto Urinary Diseases, monthly, J 2
New York, Journal of Materia Medica,
monthly, J l
New York, Medical Abstract, monthly, H 1
New York, Medical Advocate, monthly, 1 1
New York, Medical Analectic, monthly. H 1
New York, Medical Missionary Record,
monthly.
New York, Medical Monthly.
New York, Medical Times, monthlj% J 2
New York, New Yorker Medizinische
Presse, monthly, G 1
New York, North American Journal of
Homoeopathy, nionthly, J 2
New York, Homoeopathic Journal of
Obstetrics, bi-monthlj', J 1
New York, Archives of Ophthalmology,
quarterly, L 2
New York, Archives of Otology, quart'ly, L 2
New York, Medico-Legal Journal, q'rt'ly, J 2
Rochester, Hospital Review, monthly. J 1
Utica, American Journal of Insanity,
quarterlj^ K 1
NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilmington, North Carolina Medical
Journal, nionthly, K 1
OHIO.
Attica, Medical Compend, nionthly, K 2
Cincinnati, Lancet- Clinic, weekly, H 1
Cincinnati, Eclectic Medical Journal,
monthly, 1 2
Cincinnati. Medical and Dental Journal,
monthly.
Cincinnati, Medical News, monthly, I 2
Cincinnati, Obstetric Gazette, monthly, J 1
Cleveland, Clinical Review, monthly, L 2
Cleveland, Medical Gazette, monthly, K 1
Columbus, Medical Journal, monthly, I 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lansdale, Medical Summary, monthly, I 2
Philadelphia, Medical and Surgical Re-
porter, weekly, H 1
Philadelphia, Medical News, weekly, H 2
Philadelphia, Medical Times, bi-weekly, J 2
Philadelphia, Archives of Pediatrics,
monthly, I 1
Philadelphia, College and Clinical Rec-
ord, nionthly, 1 2
Philadelphia, Hahnemannian Monthly. J 1
Philadelphia, Homoeopathic Physician,
monthly.
Philadelphia, Medical Bulletin, monthlj', G 1
Philadelphia, Medical Clippings and New
Chemicals, monthly.
Philadelphia, Medical Institute, m'thly.
Philadelphia, Medical World, monthly, G 2
Philadelphia, Polyclinic, monthlj-, I 2
Philadelphia, Therapeutic Gazette, m'tly, F 1
Philadelphia, Homoeopathic Recorder, bi-
monthly.
Philadelphia, * American Journal of the
Medical Sciences, quarterly.
Philadelphia, Compendium of Medical
Science, quarterly, J 1
Philadelphia, Journal of Comparative
Medicine and Surgery, quarterlj', K 2
Philadelphia, Physicians' Magazine, q'ly, K 2
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Mississippi Valley Medical
Monthly, 1 2
Nashville, Journal of Medicine and Sur-
gery, nionthly, J 1
Nashville, Southern Practitioner, m'thly, H 1
TEXAS.
Austin, Daniel's Texas Medical Journal,
monthly, J l
Austin, Southern Journal of Homoeo-
pathy, monthly, K 2
Dallas, Texas Courier Record of Medi-
cine, monthlj'.
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VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Practice, monthly.
Richmond, Sovitliern Clinic, monthly, J 2
Richmond, Virginia Medical Monthly, J 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Canada Lancet, nionthly, 1 1
Toronto, Canadian Practitioner, monthly, J 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Canada Medical and Surgical
Journal, monthly, J 1
Montreal, Canada Medical Record, m'tly, K 2
Montreal, L'Union Medicale du Canada,
monthly, K 2
Kl
DENTISTRY.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Southern Dental Journal, m'thly, K 2
Macon, Dental Luminary, quarterly, K 1
INDIANA.
Warsaw, Dentists' Review, monthly,
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, American Journal of Dental
Science, monthly,
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Archives of Dentistrj', monthly, 1 1
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Independent Practitioner, m'tly, J 2
Buffalo, Dental Advertiser, quarterly, 1 1
Rochester, Odontographic Journal, q'tly, 1 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Dental Register, monthly, K 2
Cincinnati, Medical and Dental Journal,
monthly.
Toledo, Ohio Journal of Dental Science,
monthly (inserts dental advertise-
ments only)^ J 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Dental Cosmos, monthly, H 2
Philadelphia, Items of Interest, monthly, H 2
TENNESSEE.
Knoxville, Dental Eclectic, bi-monthly, K 2
Nashville, Dental Headlight, quarterly, J 1
TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas Dental Journal, quarterly, K 2
HYGIENE.
CALIFORNIA.
Oakland, Pacific Health Journal, bi-m'ly.
FLORIDA.
Orlando, Southern Progress, monthly, H 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago. Sanitary News, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Our Family Doctor, monthly.
Chicago, People's Health Journal, m'tly, H 1
Chicago, Journal of Heredity, quarterly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Hygieina, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Battle Creek, Good Health, monthly, H 2
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Western Journal of Health, m'y.
NEW YORK.
Corning, Health Record, <iuarterly.
Dausville, Laws of Life, monthly, I 2
New York, Sanitary Era, semi-monthly.
New York, Babyhood, monthly, F 1
HYGIENE.
NEW YORK.
New York, Dr. Foote's Health Monthly, F 1
New York, Hall's Journal of Health, m'ly, G 2
New York, Herald of Health, monthly, G 1
New York Phrenological Journal and
Science of Health, monthly, G 1
New York, Sanitarian, monthly, H 2
Union Springs, Home and Health, m'hly.
OHIO.
Cleveland, Journal of Dietetics, quarterly.
Toledo, Health and Home, monthly, 1 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia. American Sanitary News,
monthly.
Philadelphia, Annals of Hygiene, m'thly.
Reading, Health Science Magazine, q'tly, 1 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Ottawa, Canada Health Journal, m'thly, J 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Jom-nal D'Hygiene Populaire.
monthly, K 2
PHARMACY.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Indiana Pharmacist, m'tly, H 2
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, American Pharmacist, monthly, K 2
Detroit, Pharmaceutical Era, monthlJ^
NEW YORK.
New York, Pharmaceutical Record, semi-
monthly, 1 2
New York, Druggists' Circular and Chem-
ical Gazette, monthly, F 1
New York, Pharmaceutische Rundschau,
monthly, J 1
Westfleld, Formulary and Druggists'
Magazine, monthly, 1 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, American Journal of Phar-
macy, monthly,
TEXAS.
Waco, Texas and Southwestern Druggist,
monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Canadian Pharmaceutical Jour-
nal, monthly.
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ALABAMA.
Greensboro, Southern University Month-
ly,
LI
Huntsville, Normal Index, weekly, L 1
Marion, Judson Echoes, monthly, K 2
Tuskaloosa, Alabama University Monthly, L 2
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Deaf Mute Optic, weekly, L 2
CALIFORNIA.
Berkeley, Berkleyan, bi-weekly, L 2
San Jose, Pacific Pharos, semi-monthly.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Trinity Tablet, every three
wGcks -^
Middletown, College Argus, bi-weekly, K 1
New Haven, Yale News, daily, K j
New Haven, Yale Courant, bi-weekly, K 1
New Haven, Yale Record, bi-weekly, K 1
New Haven, Crescent, monthly, L Z
New Haven, Critic, monthly, L 1
New Haven, Yale Literary Magazine,
monthly, L -^
DELAWARE.
Newark, Delaware College Review, m'ly, K 2
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EDUCATIONAL. INSTITUTIONS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington (Georgetown), College Jour-
nal, monthlj-, K 2
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Spelman Messenger, monthly, K 2
Oxford, Emorj' Phoenix, monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Abingdon, Gleaner, monthly.
Bloomington,Wesleyan Bee, monthly, L 1
Carlinville, Blackburnlan, monthly, L 1
Carthage, Carthaginian, monthly, L 2
Champaign, Illini, semi-monthly, L 2
Evanston, Northwestern, bi-weekly, L 2
Galesburg, Coup d'Etat, monthly, L 2
Galesbiu-g. Lombard Review, monthly, L 1
Geueseo. Normal Worker, monthly, 1 1
Jacksonville, College Rambler, semi-m'ly, K 1
Lincoln, Lincolnian, monthly.
Lincoln, University Register, monthly, L 2
Monmouth, Collegian, semi-monthly, L 2
Monmouth, College Courier, monthly, L 2
Mount Carroll, Oread, quarterly, J 1
Mount Morris, School and Home, m'thly. L 2
Upper Alton, College Review, monthly, L 1
INDIANA.
Bloomington, Indiana Student, bi-w'kly, L 2
Crawfordsville, Wabash, monthly, L 2
Franklin. Collegiate, monthly.
Greencastle, De Pauw Monthly, K 1
Hanover, Hanover Monthly, L 2
Hope, Normal Instructor, monthly, L 1
Indianapolis, Commercial Current, m'ly.
Lafavette, Purdue, monthly, L 2
Notre Dame, Scholastic, weekly, J 1
Richmond, Earlhamite, monthly, L 2
Terre Haute, College Journal, montWy.
IOWA.
Ames, Aurora, monthly, L 2
Ames. Students' Farm Journal, monthly, J 2
Des Moines, High School Herald, semi-
month Iv, L 2
Des Moines, Delphic, monthly, L 2
Fairfield, Portfolio, mouthl y.
Fayette, Collegian, mouthlj-, L 1
Grinnell, News Letter, monthly, L 2
Indianola, Simpsonian, monthly, L 1
Iowa City, Vidette Reporter, weekly, K 1
Iowa City, Arrow, quartei'ly.
Mount Pleasant, Iowa Wesleyan, mon'ly.
Mount Vernon, Cornellian, monthly, L 2
Washington, Academiau, semi-monthly.
KLINSAS.
Holton, Normal Advocate, quarterly,
Xawrence, University Courier, weeldy.
LI
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La^vi-ence,' Shield of Phi Kappa Psi, ni'ly, K 2
Lawrence, University Review, monthly, K 1
Lawrence, Sigma Nu Delta, quarterly, L 2
Leavenworth, High School Echo, m'thly.
Manhattan, Industrialist, weekly, J 1
Olathe, Kansas Star, weekly, L 2
Ottawa, Campus, quarterly, J 1
KENTUCKY.
Lexington, Bible College Exponent, m'ly.
Lexington, Hamilton College Monthly, K 1
Richmond, Atlantis, monthly, L 1
St. Mary's, Sentinel, monthly, L 2
MAINE.
Brunswick, Bowdoin Orient, bi-weekly, K 1
Fryeburg, Academy Bell, quarterly, L 1
Lewiston, Bates Student, monthly, L 2
Orono. Cadet Monthlv, L 2
Waterville, Colby Echo, monthly, L 2
MARYLAND.
Westminster, Irving Literarj- Gazette,
monthly, L 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Amherst, Student, weekly, K 1
Amherst, Literary Monthly.
Boston, Tech, bi-weekly, K 1
Boston, Beacon, monthly. L 1
Boston, E. H. S. Record, monthly, L 1
Boston, Latin School Register, monthlj-, L 1
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EDUCATIONAI. INSTITUTIONS.
^MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, College Stylus, bi-monthly, L 2
Cambridge, Crimson, daily, K 1
Cambridge, Harvard Lampoon, bi-w'kly, K 1
Cambridge, Harvard Advocate, bi-m'ly, L2
College Hill, Tuftonian, semi-monthly, K 1
Leichester, Academy Echo, evei-y six
Aveeks, L 1
Newton, High School Review, monthly, K 1
Shelburue Falls, Arms Student, monthly, L 2
WiUlamstown, Williams' Literary M'ly, L 2
MICHIGAN.
Adrian, College World, semi-monthly.
Albion, Pleiad, monthly.
Ann Arbor, Michigan Argonaut, weekly, K 1
Ann Ai-bor, Chronicle, bi-weekly, K 1
Ann Arbor, Bulletin, monthly, L 2
Flint. Deaf Mute Mirror, montlily, K 1
Hillsdale, College Herald, weekly, K 2
Kalamazoo, College Index, monthly, L 2
Ludington, Abecedai-ian, monthly.
Ypsilanti, Normal News, monthly, L 1
MINNESOTA.
Faribault, Mute's Companion, bi-weekly, L 2
Minneapolis, Ariel, monthly, L 2
Northfleld, Carletonia, monthly, L 2
MISSISSIPPI.
Agricultural College, Dialectic Reflector,
monthly, K 1
MISSOURL
Canton, Christian University Record,
monthly.
Cape Girardeau, College Message, semi-
monthly. L 2
Edinburgh. Educational Monthly.
Fayette, Central Collegian, monthly.
PaVkville, Literarv Monthlv, L 1
St. Louis, Student'Life, monthly, L 2
Sedalia, University Review. moQthly, L 1
Springfield, Drury Mirror, bi-weekly.
Warrensburg, Normal Student, monthly, L 1
Warrentou, Central Weslej^an College
Star, monthly, L 1
NEBRASKA.
Bellevue, College Star, monthly, L 1
Lincoln, Hesperian, semi-monthly, L 2
York, Collegian, monthly, L 2
N'EW HAMPSHIRE.
Exeter, Exonian, weekly, L 1
Hanover, Dartmouth, bi-weekly, J 1
Hanover, Dartmouth Literary Monthly.
Pembroke, Academian, monthly, L 2
NEW JERSEY.
Asbiu-j^ Park, Torch, monthly, L 1
Bridgeton, Philosophian Review, m'thly, L 2
Newark, Business Educator and Literary
Gazette, quarterly, K 2
New Brunswick, Targum, every three
weeks, L2
New Brunswick, Advocate, monthly, L 1
Princeton, Princetonian, trl-weekly, L 2
Princeton, Nassau Literary Magazine,
monthly, L 2
NEW YORK.
Albany, Cue, monthly, K 1
Auburn, Purple and Gold, quarterly, K 1
Brooklyn, Polytechnic, monthly, L 1
Clinton, Hamilton Literary Monthly, L 1
Elmira, Sibyl, bi-monthly.
Geneva, Hobart Herald, monthly, L 1
Hamilton, Madisonensis, bi-weekly, K 1
Havana, Church and School, quarterly, K 1
Ithaca, Cornell Sun, daily, L 2
Ithaca, Cornell Era, weekly, L 2
Kingston, Academy News, monthly, L 2
Lima, Student, quarterly, 1 1
Middleburgh, Starkey Seminary Quar-
terly.
New York, College Journal, bi-weekly, K 1
New York, College Mercury, bi-weekly, K 1
New York, Chironian, semi-monthly, K 2
New York, Columbia Spectator, semi-
monthly, L 2
New York, University, every three weeks.
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NEW YORK.
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New York, Fordhani Monthly,
New York, Chi Phi Quarterly.
New York, Delta Upsilou Quarterly, J 2
New York, Phi Gamma Delta, quarterly, L 2
New York, School of Mines Quarterly, K 2
New York, Scroll of Phi Delta Theta,
quarterly, J 1
New York, Univei-sity Quarterly, K 2
New York, Xavier, quarterly, K 1
Poughkeepsie.Vassar Miscellany, m'thly, L2
Rochester, Campus, bi-weekly, L 2
Rochester, Industrial School Advocate,
monthly, K 1
Schenectady, Concorliensis, monthly, L 2
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Index, semi-
monthly, L 1
Syracuse, Sjracusan, every three weeks, L 2
SjTacuse. University Herald, monthly, L 2
Tivoli, Trinity School Record, monthlj-, L 2
Troy, Polytechnic, every four weeks, L 2
NORTH CAROLINA.
Chapel Hill, University Magazine, m'thly, K 1
Greensboro, College Message, monthly, L 1
Lexington, Normal Echo, monthly, L 2
Oakdale, Student, monthly, L2
Wake Forest, Student, monthly, L 1
OHIO.
Ada, Universitj^ Herald, monthly.
Akron, Delta Gamma Auchora, quarterly, L 1
Cincinnati, McMicken Review^, monthly, K 1
Cincinnati National Normal Exponent,
monthly, 1 2
Cincinnati, Beta Theta Pi, quarterly, J 1
Columbus, Lantern, semi-monthly, L 1
Delaware, College Transcript, weekly, L 2
Fayette, Normal Advocate, quarterly, K 1
Granville, Denison Collegian, monthly, L 2
Lancastex", Ohio Industrial School Jour-
nal, weeklj', L 2
Marietta, College Olio, every three w'ks, L 1
Oberlin, Review, bi-weekly, L 2
Oxford. Miami Journal, monthly.
Springfield, Wittenberger, monthly, L 2
Tiffin, Heidelberg Journal, monthly, L 2
Wilmington, Collegian, monthly.
Wooster, Collegian, monthly, L 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Allegheny, Pennsylvania Western, m'ly, L 2
AUentown, Muhlenberg Monthly, L 2
Beaver Falls, Genevan, monthly, L2
Bethlehem, Lehigh Burr, monthly, L 2
Carlisle, Dickinsonian, monthly, L 2
Carlisle, "Morning Star (Indian Educa-
tion), monthly.
Easton, Lafayette, semi-monthly, K 1
Factoo'ville, Academian, monthly, L 2
Gettvsburgh, Pennsylvania College
Monthly, K 1
Gettysburgh, Seminary Monthly, L 2
Haverford College P. O., Haverfordian,
monthly, L 2
Lanca.ster, College Student, monthly, L 2
Lewisburgh, University Mirror, monthly, L 2
Mead^-lUe, Campus, semi-monthly, L 2
New Wilmington, Holcad, semi-monthly, L 2
Philadelphia, Pennsylvanian, weekly, L 2
Philadelphia Medical Institute, monthly.
Swarthmore, Phoenix, monthly, L 2
Washington, Jeffersonian, monthly, L 2
Williamsport, Dickinson Liberal, m'thly, L 2
RHODE ISLAND.
East Greenwich, Academy Trio, monthly.
Providence, Brunonian, bi-weekly, L 2
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia, South Carolina Collegian,
monthly, L 2
Williamston, Naiad, monthly, J 1
TENNESSEE.
Clarksville, S. W. P. U. Journal, m'thly, L 2
Knoxville, Chi-Delta Crescent, monthly.
Lebanon, Student, monthlj', L2
Nashville, Fisk Herald, monthly, K 1
Nashville, Kappa Alpha Journal, monthly.
Nashville, Roger Williams' Record, m'ly, K 2
Nashville. Vanderbilt Observer, m'thly, L 2
TEXAS.
! Austin, Texas University, monthly, L 2
Savoy, Platoniau Messenger, monthly, L 2
Waco, Guardian, monthly, L2
Waco, Paul Quiun Monthly.
I VERMONT.
Burlington, University Cj'nlc, every three
, weeks, L 2
Middlebury, Undergraduate, monthly, L 1
St. Johnsbury, Academy Student, m'thly, L 2
i VIRGINIA.
I
Alexandria, Academj- Journal, monthly, L 2
Ashland, Randolph-Macon Monthly, L 2
Emory, Exponent, monthly, L 1
Hampden Sidney, Hampden Sidney
Magazine, monthly, L 1
Hampton, Southern Workman and Hamp-
ton School Record, monthlj', 1 1
Lexington, Southern Collegian, monthly, L 2
Richmond, College Messenger, monthly, L 2
Salem, Roanoke Collegian, monthly, J 1
Staunton, Alma Mater, monthlj', L I
j Universitj' of Virginia, Virginia Unlver-
■ sity Magazine, monthlj-, L 2
i WISCONSIN.
Beloit, Round Table, bi-weeklj', L 1
Delafield, St. John's Call, monthlj'.
Madison, Aegis, weeklj', L 2
I Racine, College Mercury, semi-monthly, L 1
Ripon, College Days, monthly, L 2
I Sparta, Spartan, monthly, L 2
! DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Madison, Topic, weekly.
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Fredericton. Universitj" Monthlj', L 2
Sack^'ille, Argosj', monthly, L 2
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Halifax, Dalhousie Gazette, bi-weekly, L 2
Windsor, Kings College Record, m'thly, L 1
Wolfvllle, Acadia Athengeum, monthly, L 2
ONTARIO. D. C.
Cobourg, Acta Victoriana, monthlj', L 2
Hamilton, Portfolio, monthly, L 2
Kingston, Queen's CoUege Journal, semi-
monthly, K 1
Toronto, Kindergarten, monthlj'.
Toronto, Vai-sity, weeklj-, ' K 1
Whitbj', Sunbeam, monthlj", K 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Levis, *Annales de la Bonne Ste. Anne
de Beaupre, monthlj'.
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ALABAMA.
Huntsville. Alabama Teachers' Journal,
monthly,
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Teacher and
Home Joui'nal, monthlj',
COLORADO.
Denver, Colorado School Journal, m'lj-, K 1
ILLINOIS.
Bloomington, Illinois School Journal,
monthlj', 1 1
Chicago, Intelligence, semimonthlj-, H 1
Chicago, School Herald, semi-monthlj', F 1
Chicago, High School Journal, monthly.
Chicago, Union Reading Circle, monthly, X
Decatur, Our Country and Village
Schools, monthlj', H 2
Effingham, Educator, monthly, K 1
JoUet. Will Co. School Journal, monthly, K 1
Lewistown, Fulton Co. School Journal,
[ monthlj', K 2
Monmouth, School Chronicle, monthly, K 1
Mouticello, School Jtuirnal, monthlj', L2
, Morgan Park. Hebraica, quarterly, K 1
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EDUCATION.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Commercial Cm-rent, m'ly.
Indianapolis, Indiana School Journal,
monthly, G 1
Indianapolis, School News, monthly, J 1
Ladoga, Normal Herald, monthly, X
Martinsville, Our Indiana Schools, ra'y, L 2
Mitchell, Normal Quarterly, L 1
IOWA.
Carson, Pottawattamie School Journal,
monthly.
Columbus Junction, Normal Index,
bi-monthly.
Dubuque, Normal Monthly, H 2
Greeley, Delaware Co. Teacher, m'thly, K 1
Keokuk, Central School Journal, m'thl}% G 2
West Union, Educational Review, m'ly.
KANSAS.
Topeka,Western School Journal, m'thly, G 1
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Educational Courant, m'thly, 1 1
Mayfield, Our Schools, monthly.
LOUISIANA.
Ada, School Messenger; monthly, L 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, American Journal of Mathe-
matics, quarterly, K 1
Baltimore, American Journal of Philo-
logy, quarterly, K 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Journal of Education, weekly,
Boston, American Teacher, monthly,
Boston, Education, monthly,
Boston, Popular Educator, monthly,
Boston, Academy, quarterly.
South Lancaster, True Educator, m'thly, K 1
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MICHIGAN.
Caseville, School Journal, monthly, K 1
Chesanlng, Saginaw Valley School Jour-
nal, monthly. L 2
Lansing, Michigan School Moderator,
semi-monthly, 1 2
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, School Education, monthly, H 1
MISSOURI.
JefiEerson City, Blissouri School Journal,
semi-monthly, J 1
Kansas City, Progressive Age, monthly.
Kirksville, Educational Gleaner, m'thly, L 1
St. Louis, School and Home, semi-m'thly, H 2
St. Louis, American Journal of Educa-
tion, monthly, F 1
St. Louis, *Evangelisch Lutherisches,
Schulblatt, monthly.
NEBRASKA.
Lincoln, Monthly.
Salem, Nebraska Teacher, monthly.
NEW JERSEY.
New Brunswick. Latine et Greece, m'thly, J 1
Ringoes, Joiu-nal of American Orthoepy,
monthly, J 1
NEW YORK,
New York, School Journal, weekly, P 1
New Yoi'k, American Kindergarten and
Primary Teacher, monthly, J 1
New York, Teachers' Institute and Prac-
tical Teacher, monthly, C 1
Rochester, Educational Gazette, m'thly, H 2
Syracuse, Academy, monthly.
SjTacuse, School Bulletin and New York
State Educational Journal, monthly, 1 1
West Fulton, District Review, monthly, L 2
NORTH CAROLINA.
Raleigh, North Carolina Teacher, m'thly, K 2
Winston, School Teacher, monthly.
EDUCATION.
OHIO.
Akron, Ohio Educational Monthly and
National Teacher, I 2
Cambridge, Ohio Teacher, monthly, J 1
Geneva, Teacher and Student, quarterly, K 1
Gettysbiu'gh, School Visitor, monthly, J 1
Mount Washington, Public School Jour-
nal, monthly, J 2
Scio, Eclectic Journal of Education, q'ly, I 2
OREGON.
Monmouth, Normal Educator, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Allentown, National Educator, semi-
monthly, 1 1
Huntingdon, Public School Gazette, w'ly.
Huntingdon, Golden Dawn, monthly, K 2
Lancaster, Pennsylvania School Journal,
monthly, G 1
Media, Teacher and Pupil, monthly, J 1
Philadelphia, Educational News, weekly. 1 1
Philadelphia, Student, monthly, K 2
Philadelphia, Teacher, monthlV, F 1
York, Fountain, monthly, ' H 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Columbia, Carolina Teacher, monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Southwestern Journal of Edu-
cation, monthly, H 2
TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas School Journal, monthly, J 2
VIRGINIA.
Middletown, Normal Index, monthly, K 1
Richmond, Educational Journal of Vir-
ginia, monthly, J i
University of Virginia, Annals of Mathe-
matics Pure and Applied, bi-monthly, L 2
WEST VIRGINIA.
Morgantown. West Virginia School Joiu*-
nal, naonthly.
WISCONSIN.
Madison, Wisconsin Jom-nal of Educa-
tion, monthly, 1 1
Milwaukee, Erzeihungs-Blaetter, monthly, J 1
Milwaukee, * Lehrer-Post, monthlj'.
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Grand Forks, Educational News, m'thly.
Huron, Dakota Teacher, monthly, J 2
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
St. John, New Brunswick Journal of Edu-
cation, bi-w^eekly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Owen Sound, Business Educator, m'thly,
Toronto, Canada School Journal, semi-
monthly, I 2
Toronto, Canada Educational Monthly
and School Magazine, J 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Joliette, L'Etudiant, monthly.
Montreal, Educational Record, monthly, J 1
PENMANSHIP AND BOOK-
KEEPING.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Heald's College Journal,
monthly.
INDIANA.
Terre Haute, College Journal, monthly.
IOWA.
Cedar Rapids, Western Penman, m'thly, H 2
Des Moines, Young Man's Best Compan-
ion, quarterly.
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PEX:>IANSHIP AND BOOK-
KEEPING.
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, Business Educator and Literary-
Gazette, quarterly, K 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Office, monthly.
New York, Penman's Art Journal, m'tly,
Rochester, Commercial Review, m'nthly.
OHIO.
Delaware, Slichael's Advocate of Rapid
Writing and Business Education, m'y.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, American Book-keeper and
Salesman, monthly.
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Brown and Holland Short-Hand
News, monthly.
Downer's Grove, Short-Hand Writer
(Takigraphy), monthlj',
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Short-Hand Writer,
monthly,
NEW YORK.
New York, Browne's Phonogi-aphic
Journal, monthly,
New York, Phonographic World, m'thly,
New York, *Students' Journal, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Cosmopolitan Short Hander,
monthly.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
Romney, Tablet, weekly, L 2
WISCONSIN.
Delavan, * Wisconsin Deaf -Mute Times,
weekly
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ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Deaf Mute Optic, weekly,
COLORADO.
Colorado Springs, Deaf Mute Index, w'ly,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, American Annals of the
Deaf, quarterly,
ILLINOIS.
Jacksonville, Deaf-Mute Advance, w'kly,
IOWA.
Council Bluffs, Deaf Mute Hawk Eye, w'y,
KANSAS.
Olathe, Kansas Star, weekly,
KENTUCKY.
Danville, Kentucky Deaf Mute, weekly,
MICHIGAN.
Flint, Deaf -Mute Mirror, weekly,
MINNESOTA.
Faribault, Mute's Companion, bi-weekly,
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Nebraska Mute Journal, semi-
monthly,
NEW YORK.
New York, Deaf Mutes' Joiu-nal, weekly,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Kneass' Magazine for the
Blind, semi-monthly,
Philadelphia, Kneass' Music Journal for
Blind, semi-monthly,
Iphia, Kneass' Mi
the Blind, quarterly,
VIRGINIA.
Staunton, Goodsou Gazette, weekly,
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CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California, Youthful Am-
bitions, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Young People's Weekly,
Chicago, Katholischer Jugend - Freund,
monthly,
Chicago, Picture Gallei-y for Young
Folks, monthly,
Chicago, Young America, monthly,
Chicago, Youth, monthly,
INDIANA.
Fairmount, Child's Golden Voice, m'thly,
Greenfield, *Honie and School Visitor,
monthly.
MAINE.
Augusta, Sunshine, monthly.
Farniington, ♦School World, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, * Myrtle, weekly.
Boston, Y'ouths' Companion, weekly,
Boston, Babyland, monthly,
Boston, Chautauqua Young Folks' Jour-
nal, monthly,
Boston, Children's New-Church Maga-
zine, monthly,
Boston, Grammar School, monthly.
Boston, Our Little Men and Women, m'ly,
Boston, Our Little Ones and the Nursery,
monthly,
Boston, Pansy, monthly,
Boston, Wide Awake, monthly,
Boston, Working Boy, monthlj',
Boston, Youth, monthlj',
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Angelus, Sundays.
inNNESOTA.
St. Paul, Northwestern Youth, semi-m'y,
MISSOURI.
Independence, Western Young Folks, m'y.
St. Louis, School and Home, seml-m'thlj',
NEW JERSEY.
Haddonfield, Silver Horn-, semi-monthly,
NEW YORK,
Brookljm, Catholic Youth, weeklv. )
" " monthly. J
New York, Boj's of New York, weekly, ,
New York, Harper's Young People, w'kly, C 1
New York, Our Youth, weekly, F 2
New York, *Young Christian Soldier, w'y.
New York, Young Men of America, w'ly.
New York, * Youth's Temperance Banner,
semi-monthly.
New York, Junges Volk, monthly.
New York, St. Nicholas, monthly.
New York, Treasure Trove, monthly.
New York, Young Catholic, monthly.
New York, Young World, monthlj-.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Children's Home Record,
monthly,
Cincinnati, Our Little Grangers, m'thly,
Cincinnati, Sabbath Visitor, monthly,
Columbus, * Little Crusader, weekly.
Dayton, ♦Golden Words, semi-monthly.
Dayton, ♦ Leaves of Light, semi-monthly.
Hamilton, Youth's Golden Hours, m'thly, H 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
AUentown, *Der Jugend -Freund, m'thly.
Harrisburg, * Sunday School Gem, m'thly.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, Golden Days, weekly, B 2
Philadelphia, American Boy, monthly.
Philadelphia, Children's Fi-iend, m'thly, K 2
Philadelphia, Guardian Angel, monthly, D 1
Philadelphia, Our Young People, m'thly, C 1
Philadelphia, Young Peoples' Magazine,
monthly, H 1
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Sunday School Magazine, ni'y, E 1
Nashville, Youths' Treasury, monthly, K 2
WISCONSIN.
Mauston, Young Folks, monthlj'
Milwaukee, Jugeud-Post, weekly, J 1
Milwaukee, * Kinder-Post, weekly,
Milwaukee, * Young Churchman, weekly.
UTAH TERRITORY.
Salt Lake City, Juvenile Instructor, semi-
monthly, H 1
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
St. John, Youth's Visitor, monthly, H 2
LAAV.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, West Coast Reporter, w'y, K 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Law Reporter, weekly, L 2
Washington, Copp's Land Owner, semi-
monthly, J 1
Washington, Reporter, monthly, H 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Legal Adviser, weekly,
Chicago, Legal News, weekly,
Chicago, Law Journal, monthly.
J2
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KANSAS.
Topeka, Kansas Law Journal, weekly, L 2
KENTUCKY.
Frankfort, Kentucky Law Reporter, m'ly, K 1
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Maryland Law Record, w'kly, J 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Banker and Tradesman and
Massachusetts Law Reporter, weekly, J 2
Boston, Reporter, weekly, 1 1
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, Pacific Reporter, weekly, K 2
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Central Law Journal, weekly, H 1
St. Louis, American Law Review, bi-m'ly, H 1
NEW JERSEY.
Somerville, New Jersey Law Journal,
monthly, L 2
NEW YORK.
Albany, Law Journal, Aveekly, I 2
New York, City Record, daily (inserts
oflflcial advertisements only).
New York, Register, daUy, K 1
New York, Columbia Jurist, weekly, J 2
New York, Court Journal and Official Dis-
trict Court Record, weekly, J 1
New York, Digest, weekly, J 1
New York, Internal Revenue Record and
Customs Journal, weekly, K 2
New York, Next of Kin and Heirs-at-Law
Gazette, semi-monthly, H 1
New York, Insurance Law Journal, m'ly, J 1
Ne%v York, Medico-Legal Journal, q'rt'ly, J 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, American Law Record, m'tly, K 1
Columbus, Law Bulletin and Ohio Law
Jom-nal, weekly, K 1
LAW.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Easton, Lehigh Valley Law Reporter, w'y, L 2
Lancaster, Law Review, weekly, K 1
Norristown, Montgomery Co. Law^ Re-
porter, weekly, L 2
Philadelphia, Legal Intelligencer, w'kly, J 2
Philadelphia, American Law Register,
monthly (inserts legal advertisements
only), 1 2
Pittsburgh, Legal Journal, weekly, J 1
Scranton, Baker's Digest and Common
Pleas Reporter, weekly, L 2
West Chester, Chester Co. Reporter, w'ly
(inserts legal advertisements only), L 1
Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne Legal Register,
weekly, K 2
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Virginia Law Journal, m'thly, K 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Canada Law Journal, bi-weekly, J 1
Toronto, Canadian Law Times, monthly, K 1
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, D. C.
Charlottetown, Royal Gazette, weekly
(inserts legal advertisements only), K 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Legal News, weekly, K 1
Montreal, * Lower Canada Jurist, m'thly.
INSURANCE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Spirit of the
Times and Underwriters' Journal,
weekly, K 2
San Francisco, Coast Re^-iew, monthly, K 2
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Insurance Jom-nal, monthly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Investigator, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Argus, monthly, H 1
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Rough Notes, monthly,
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Underwriter, semi-monthly,
Baltimore, Jottings, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Standard, weekly,
Boston, Guardian, semi-monthly,
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Indicator, monthly,
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Western Insurance Review,
monthly, J 1
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Real Estate Review and Long
Island Record, weeklj^ J 1
New York, Chronicle, weekly, J 1
New York, Insurance, weekly, J 1
New York, Spectator, weekly, H 1
New York, Underwriter, weekly, H 2
New York, Insurance Journal, semi-m'ly, K 2
New York, Insurance Age, nionthlj-, J 1
New York, Insurance and Commercial
Magazine, monthlj', J 2
New York, Insurance Critic, monthly, H 2
New York, Insurance Law Journal, m'ly, J 1
New York, Insurance Monitor, monthly, I 2
New York, Insurance Times, monthlj-, J 2
New York, Our Society Joarnal, monthly, H 2
New York, Record and National Advocate
of Insiu-ance, monthlj'.
New York, News Letter, quarterly.
OHIO.
Green Spring, Mutual Underwriter, m'ly, L 1
Toledo. Farmers' Reporter and National
Union Magnet, weekly, X
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INSURANCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, United States Review, bi-
weekly, K 2
Philadelphia, Legal and Insurance Re-
porter, semi-monthlj', K 2
Philadelphia, American Exchange and
Review, monthly. H 1
Philadelphia, Underwriter, monthly. H 1
Pittsburgh, Insurance World, monthly, H 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Budget, monthly,
. QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Insurance and Finance Chron-
icle, monthly
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CONNECTICUT.
Norwalk, Real Estate Journal, monthly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Copp's Land Owner, semi-
monthly,
Washington, Real Estate Review, m'thly.
Washington, Reporter, monthly,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Real Estate and Building Jour-
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Chicago, American Building Association
News, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Building Budget, monthly, H 1
IOWA.
Cedar Rapids, Western Journal, m'thly.
Des Moines, American Real Estate World,
monthly. K 1
Indiauola, Warren Co. News, monthly, K 1
KANSAS.
Ellis, Agitator, monthly.
Topeka. City and Farm Record and
Western Real Estate Journal, m'thly, H 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Gray's New England Real Estate
Journal, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, Miclilgan Building and
Real Estate Journal, monthly.
Grand Rapids, Real Estate World, m'ly.
REAL. ESTATE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Building Association and
Home Journal, monthly, K 2
WISCONSIN.
Chippewa Falls, Real Estate Journal,
monthly, K 1
Stevens' Point, Hungerford's Real
Estate Journal, monthly, K 1
IMMIGRATION.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Resources of California,
monthly.
Visalia, San Joaquin Valley Resources,
monthl}%
COLORADO.
Denver, Colorado Colonist and Denver
Manufacturer, bi-weekly.
INDIANA.
Terre Haute, What Next, monthly.
KANSAS.
Ennis City (Monument P. O.), Western
Kansas Advocate, monthly.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Missouri and Kansas Farm-
er, monthly,
Kansas City, Western Advocate or
Camp's Emigrant Guide, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, South, monthly,
NORTH CAROLINA.
Asheville, Land of the Sky, monthly.
WISCONSIN.
Medford, Der Ansiedler in Wisconsin,
semi-monthly.
MANITOBA, D. C.
Winnipeg, Emigrant, monthly.
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Canadian Colonist, monthly.
Montreal, Le Colonisateur Canadien,
monthly.
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Minneapolis, Real Estate and Building
Review, monthly, J 1
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, National Real E.state Index,
monthly, H 2
Osceola, Western Home Seeker and
Farmer, monthly, K 2
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Nashua, Real Estate Journal, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Real Estate Review and
Long Island Record, weekly, J 1
Buffalo, Builder and Real Estate Owner,
semi-monthly, K 2
Buffalo, Real Estate and Builder's
Monthly, K 2
New York, Commercial World, and Real
Estate and Building News, weekly, G 1
New York, Real Estate Bulletin, weekly.
New York, Real Estate Record and Build-
ers' Guide, weekly, H 1
OREGON.
Albany, Real Estate Conveyor, monthlj'.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Real Estate Record and
Builcfers' Guide, weekly.
J2
FINANCE.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Business, daily, H 1
Chicago, Rand, McNally & Co.'s Bankers'
Monthly, H 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Financial Record, daily.
New York, Indicator, daily.
New York, Stockholder, daily.
New York, Wall Street Ledger, dailj-.
New York, Wall Street News, dally.
New York, American Banker and Fi- )
nancial News, weekly, >
bi-m'hly, )
New York, Commercial and Financial
Chronicle, weekly.
New York, Economist, weekly.
New York, Financial and Mining Record,
weekly,
New York, Financial Review, weekly.
New York, Financier, weekly.
New York, Internal Revenue Record and
Customs Journal, weekly.
New York, Investor, weekly.
New York, Stockholder, weekly,
New York, Bankers' Magazine and Statis-
tical Register, monthly.
New York, Rhodes' Journal of Bankmg,
monthly,
New York, United States Treasury Coun-
terfeit Detector, monthly.
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FINANCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Railroad Record and In-
vestors' Guide, semi-monthly, H 1
Philadelphia, Dye's Government Counter-
feit Detector, monthly, H 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Shareholder and Insurance
Gazette, weekly, 1 1
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SCIENCE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Diego, West American Scientist, m'ly.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, American Journal of Science,
monthly,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, American Microscopical
Journal, monthly,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Chemical Review,
monthly, H 1
Chicago, Mental Science Magazine and
Mind Cure Journal, monthly, 1 1
•Chicago, Metallurgist and National Jew-
eler, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Mind in Nature, monthly, J 2
Chicago, Problems of Nature, monthly, I 2
Chicago. American Antiquarian and Ori-
ental Journal, bi-monthly, K 1
Chicago Lawn. Insect World, monthly.
INDIANA,
Crawfordsville, Botanical Gazette, m'hly, L 2
Valparaiso, Hoosier Naturalist, monthly.
IOWA.
College Springs, Naturalist Gleaner, q'ly.
KANSAS.
Richland, Future, monthlj', X
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, American Chemical Jour-
nal, bi-monthly,
MASSACHUSETTS.
IBoston, Facts, monthly, G 1
Boston, Ornithologist and Oologist, m'ly, J 1
Boston, Popular Science News and Jour-
nal of Chemistry, monthly. G 1
Boston, Signs of the Times, monthly, L 2
Worcester, Messenger of Truth, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, American Meteorological
Journal, monthly, K 2
Detroit, Microscope, monthly, K 2
MINNESOTA.
Northfleld, Sidereal Messenger, monthly, K 1
NEW YORK.
Albion, Oologist, bi monthly.
Elmira, Chemung Review, monthly.
New York, Science, weekly, H 2
New York, American Analyst, semi-m'ly, C 1
New York, Audubon Magazine, monthly.
New York, Journal of the New^ York Mi-
croscopical Society, monthlj', L 1
New York, Phrenological Journal and
Science of Health, monthly, G I
New York, Popular Science Monthly, F 2
New York, Scientific Arena, monthlj', H 2
New York, Swiss Cross, monthly.
New York, Transactions of the American
Society of Civil Engineers, monthly, K 2
New York, * Journal of Speculative Phil-
osophy, quarterly.
New York, School of Mines Quarterly, K 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Artisan, monthlj', G 1
Cleveland, International Standard, bi-
monthly, K 1
SCIENCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, American Naturalist, m'ly, K 2
Philadelphia, Journal of the Franklin
Institute, monthly, K 1
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Southern Geologist, monthly, K 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
London, Canadian Entomologist, m'thlj', L 2
HISTORY.
IOWA.
Iowa City, Iowa Historical Record, q'ly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Southern Bivouac, monthly, G 2
MAINE.
Portland, Maine Historical and Genealog-
ical Recorder, quarterlj', K 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, New England Historical and Gen-
ealogical Register, quarterly. K 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Magazine of American His-
tory, monthlj',
OHIO.
Cleveland, Magazine of Western History,
monthlj',
PENNSYLVANIA.
Lancaster, Stall's Lutheran Year Book
and Historical Quarterlj'.
Philadelphia, * Pennsylvania Magazine
of History and Biography, quarterly.
RHODE ISLAND.
Newport, Rhode Island Historical Maga-
zine, quarterlj', K 2
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CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Mining and Scientific
Press, weekly, 1 2
COLORADO.
Denver, Rocky Mountain Mining Re-
view, weeklj', H 1
Pueblo (South Pueblo P. O.), Mine, Stock
and Rail, weeklj'.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Mining Review, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Black Diamond, monthly, H 2
MICHIGAN.
Ironwood, Gogebic Mining Record, w'kly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Mining News, weekly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Engineering and Mining Jour-
nal, weeklj', H 1
New York, Financial and Mining Record,
weeklj', H 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Shenandoah. Mining Herald and Colliery
Engineer, weekly, H 1
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Spokane Falls, Spokane Miner, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Ottawa, Canadian Mining Review, m'hly, J 2
Port Arthur, Miner, semi-monthly.
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ELECTRICITY.
NEW YORK.
New York, Electrical Review, weekly, H 2
New York, Electrical World, weekly, G 1
New York, Electriciau and Electrical
Engineer, monthly, H 1
ENGINEERING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Engineer, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Stationary Engineer, monthly, G 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Engineering News and Ameri-
can Contract Journal, weekly, H 1
New York, Sanitary Engineer and Con-
struction Record, weekly, H 2
New York, Transactions of the Ameri-
can Society of Civil Engineers, m'lj', K 2
MECHANICS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Millman and Mechanic,
monthly, J 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Master Steam Fitter, monthly.
INDIANA.
Mlshawaka, Power and Transmission,
monthly.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Wood and Iron, monthly, H 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Mechanics, monthly, G 1
New York, Power, monthly, F 1
ART.
NEW YORK.
New York, Art Interchange, bi-weekly, F 2
New York, Art Age, monthly, I 2
New York, Art Amateur, monthly. G 1
New York, Magazine of Art, monthly, H 2
New York, Studio, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Connoisseur, quarterlj\
NUMISMATICS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Mason's Coin Collectors' Maga-
zine, monthly, K 1
Boston, American Journal of Numismatics,
quarterly, L 2
NEW YORK.
New York, *Coin Collectors' Journal,
monthly.
PHILATELY.
MAINE.
Augusta, Capital City Philatelist, mon'ly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Philatelic Journal of America,
monthly, 1 1
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Lake Village, Curiosity World, monthly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Stamp. World, monthly, K 1
SPORTING.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Clipper, weekly, K 1
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Breeder and Sportsman,
weekly, 1 1
ILLINOIS.
Auburn. American Chess Review, m'thly.
Chicago, American Field, weekly, ' E 1
Chicago, Dunton's Spirit of the Turf,
weekly, H 2;
Chicago, Horseman, weekly, G 1
Cliicago, Sporting and Theatrical Jour-
nal, weekly, 1 1
Chicago, American Liveryman and Horse
Owner, monthly, I 2
Chicago, Western Sportsman, monthly.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Western Sportsman and
Live Stock News, weekly, 1 1
LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Bicycle South, monthly, K 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Bicycling World, weekly, H 1
Boston, L. A. W. Bulletin, weekly, F 1
Boston, Referee, weeklj-, J i
Boston, Rifle, monthly, J 1
Springfield, Wheelmen's Gazette, m'thly, H 1
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Dramatic and Sporting Echo,
weekly, J 2
St. Louis, Sporting News, weekly.
St. Louis, American Wheelman, monthly, H 1
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
East Rochester, Star Advocate, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Forest, Forge and Farm, m'thly, H 1
New York, American Angler, weekly, H 1
New York, Clipper, weekly, • E 2
New York, Forest and Stream, weekly, G 2
New York, Gkiod Times, weeklj-.
New York, * Illustrated Sporting World,
weekly.
New York, Kenuel and Gun, weekly, J 2
New York, Spirit of the Times, weekly, F 1
New York, Sporting World, weekly, I 2
New York, Sportsman, weekly, F 1
New York, Turf, Field and Farm, w'kly, G 2
New York, Wheel and Recreation, w'kly 1 1
New York, American Canoeist, monthly, K 2
New York, *Amei'ican Kennel Register,
monthly.
New York, American Yachtsman, m'thly.
New York, International Chess Maga-
zine, monthly, H L
New York, Outing, monthly. F 2
New York, Sporting and Turf Record,
monthly.
New York, Fur, Fin and Feather, bl-m'lj'.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, American Sportsman, w'kly, H 2
Cincinnati, Trap and Trigger, monthly, J 2
PENNSYLVANIA,
Philadelphia, Sporting Life, weekly, D 2
Philadelphia, American Athlete, bi-w'kly.
Pittsbm-gh, Sportsman's Referee and
Dramatic Journal, weekly, G 2
Williamsport, Board, weekly, J 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
St. Thomas, Canadian Wheelman, m'thly. K 2
Toronto, Canadian Sportsman and Live
Stock Journal, weekly, H 1
MUSIC.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Loomis Musical and Ma-
sonic Journal, monthlj'.
12
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOKY.
87'
MUSIC.
GEORGIA.
Dalton, Music Teacher, monthly,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Indicator, weekly,
Chicago, Musical Journal, monthly,
Chicago, Song Friend, monthly,
INDIANA.
Lafayette, Echo, monthly,
Valparaiso, Musical Ideal, monthly,
IOWA.
Des Moines, Presto, monthly.
Jl
12
Jl
HI
HI
Jl
HI
s.-m'y,(tr'ade edition), 3 H 2
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Werlein's
Music, monthly,
Journal of
L2
H2
II
HI
H2
K2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Folio, monthly,
Boston, Leader, monthly,
Boston, Musical Herald, monthly,
Boston, Musical Record, monthly,
Boston, Musician, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Song Journal, monthly,
Grand Rapids, York's Musical Journal,
monthly, H 1
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Kunkel's Musical Review, m'ly, H 2
NEW JERSEY.
Camden, Lehman's Musical News, m'ly.
NEW YORK.
Albany, Thomas Brothers' Musical Jour-
nal, monthly, H 1
New York, American Art Journal, w'kly, H 2
New York, American Musician, weeklj% 1 1
New York, Freund's Music and Drama,
weekly. H 2
New York, Musical Courier, weekly, H 2
New \ ork. Music Trade Free Press, w'ly, I 2
New York, Music Trade Review, semi-
monthly, H 2
New York, Clef, monthly.
New York, Metronome, monthly, J 2
New York, Musical Items, monthly, J 2
OHIO.
Berea, Musical Harp, monthly, K 2
Cincinnati, Courier, monthly, 1 2
Cincinnati, Musical Standard, monthly, J 2
Cincinnati, Musical Visitor, monthly, 1 1
Cleveland, Brainard's Musical World,
monthly, E 1
Strongsville, Young Folks' Music a 1
Monthly, K 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Etude, monthly, J 2
Philadelphia, Musical and Dramatic
Standard, monthlv, J 2
Philadelphia, Musical Times and Band
Journal, monthly.
Philadelphia. Kneass' Music Journal for
the Blind, quarterly,
VIRGINIA.
Dayton, Musical Million, monthly,
WISCONSIN.
Green Bay, Musical Journal, monthly,
St. Francis, Csecilia, monthly.
J 1
H2
Kl
Jl
DANCING.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Galop, monthly.
II
DRA3IA.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Music and Drama, weekly, 1 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Sporting and Theatrical Journal,
weeklj',
NEW YORK.
New York, Clipper, weeklj-,
New York, Davoren's Stage Gazette, w'ly.
New York, Dramatic News and Society
Journal, weekly.
New York, Fretmd's Music and Drama,
weekly,
New York, lilirror, weekly.
New York, News Letter, weekly.
New York, Plaintiff, weekly.
New York, Theatre, weekly,
New York, Voice, monthly,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Dramatic
E2
II
H2
Gl
H2
X
13
H2
Philadelphia, Musical and
Standard, monthly.
J 2
FASHIONS.
NEW YORK.
New York, Harper's Bazar, weekly, B 1
New York, American Fashion Review,
monthly, H 1
New York, Delineator, monthly, A 1
New York, Demorest's Magazine, m'thly, C 2
New York, Domestic Monthly, C 1
New York, Fashion Bazar, monthly, C 1
New York, * Ladies' Review, monthly.
New York, L'Ait de la Mode, monthly, G 1
New York, * Metropolitan Fashions, m'ly.
New York, Style, monthly, B 2
New York, Ehrich's Fashion Quarterly, C 1
New York, Ridley's Fashion Magazine,
quarterly, D 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Cooper and Conard's Fash-
ion Monthly.
Philadelphia, Godey's Lady's Book, m'ly, E 2
Philadelphia, Mrs. Benedict's Fashion
Journal, monthly, G 2
Philadelphia, Peterson's Ladies' National
Magazine, B 2
Philadelphia, Slrawbridge and Clothier's
Quarterly.
Kl
ARMY AND NAVY.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Pacific Veteran, weeklj',
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Army and Navj' Register,
weekly, 1 1
Washington, Hudson's Armj' and Navj'
List, monthlj', J 2
IOWA.
Ames, Western Guardsman, monthly, L 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Army and Navy Journal, w'ly, I 2
New^ York, Ours, lllor)thlJ^
New York, Journal of the Military Ser-
vice Institution of the United States,
quarterly, J 2
NORTH CAROLINA.
Winston, Guardsman, monthly, L 2
ONTARIO. D. C.
Ottawa, Canadian Militia Gazette, w'kly, J 1
FREEMASONRY.
CALIFORNIA.
1 1 I San Francisco, Masonic Record, monthlj', J Z
878
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FREEMASONRY.
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Looinis' Musical and Mason-
ic Journal, monthly, I 2
ILLINOIS.
Bloomington, Illinois Freemason, weeklj\
Chicago, Voice of Masonry and Family-
Magazine, monthly, G 1
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Masonic Advocate, m'thly, H 2
KANSAS.
Topeka, Light, semi-monthly, J 2
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Masonic Home Journal, semi-
monthly, J 2
MAINE.
Portland, Odd Fellows' Register and
Masonic Journal, monthlj% 1 1
Portland, Masonic Token, quarterly, J 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Liberal Freemason, monthly, K 1
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Freemason, weekly, J 1
Detroit, International Masonic Review,
monthly, H 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Master Mason, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Press, weekly.
New York, Corner Stone, weekly, H 2
New York, Masonia, weekly, J 1
New York, Freemasons' Journal, semi-
monthly, J 2
New York, Masonic Era and Analectic,
monthly.
Ogdensburgh, St. Lawrence Co. Masonic
Monthly, L 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Masonic Review, monthly, 1 2
Columbus, Masonic Chronicle, monthly, G 1
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Freemason's Repository,
monthly, H 1
TEXAS.
Fort Worth, Texas Masonic Journal,
monthly, K 2
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, 3Iasonic Tidings, monthly.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Port Hope, Canadian Craftsman and
Masonic Record, monthly, I 2
Toronto, Freemason, monthly, H 2
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Masonic News, semi-monthly.
KNIGHTS OF L.ABOR.
ALABA3IA.
Birmingham, Labor Union, weekly.
Montgomei'y, Master Workman, weekly.
ARKANSAS.
Little Rock, Arkansas Industrial Libera-
tor, weekly,
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Star, weekly,
COLORADO.
Georgetown, Arbitrator, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Knights of Labor, weekly.
Quincy, Journal of Industry, monthly.
H2
KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
INDIANA.
Lafayette, Labor World, weekly.
IOWA.
Burlington, Justice, daily, ) J l
" weekly. )
Cedar Rapids, New Era, weekly.
Clinton, Labor Review, weekly.
Dubuque, Industrial Leader, weekly.
Neola, News, weekly.
KENTUCKY.
Fulton, Toiler, weekly.
MARYLAND.
Cumberland, Workman, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, Workman, weekly.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Labor Organizer, weekly.
OHIO.
Cleveland, Volnost, tri-weekly, J 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Tocsin, weekly, J 1
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, National Reformer, daily. )
" " weekly. S
ODD FELLOWSHIP.
ALABAMA.
Montgomery, Odd-Fellows' Jom-nal, m'ly, K 1
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, New Age, weekly, 1 1
ILLINOIS.
Bloomington, Odd Fellows' Herald, w'ly, G 1
Springfield, *Odd Fellows' Review, w'kly.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Odd Fellows' Talisman
and Literary Journal, monthly, H 2
IOWA.
Fort Madison, New Monitor, monthly.
KANSAS.
Osborne, Western Odd Fellow, monthly.
MAINE.
Portland, Odd-Fellows' Register and Ma-
sonic Journal, monthly, 1 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Odd-Fellow, monthly.
MISSOURI.
Carrollton, Triple Link, semi-monthlj', 1 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Der Fuehrer, weekly, K 2
New York, I. O. O. F. Lodge Record,
weekly, 1 1
Warsaw, Guide, semi-monthly, H 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Mystic Jewel, monthly, 1 1
Cleveland, Odd-Fellows' Signal, monthly, J 1
Columbus, Bundle of Sticks, monthly, K 2
Columbus, Odd Fellows Companion, m'ly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Odd-Fellows' Sif tings, m'ly, 1 1
WEST VIRGINIA.
Huntington, Odd Fellows' Advocate,
monthly, K 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Dominion Odd Fellow, weekly, G 1
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
AVORK3IEN.
MASSACHUSETTS.
CALIFORNIA.
Boston, Knights of Honor Reporter, m'ly.
X
San Francisco, Pacific States Watchman,
NEW YORK.
semi-monthly,
H2
New York, Knights of Honor Standard,
ILLINOIS.
monthly.
11
Paris, Anchor and Shield, monthly,
Dl
TENNESSEE.
INDIANA.
Memphis, Fraternal Recoi'd. monthly.
Evansville, Indiana A. O. U. W. Recorder,
monthly,
L2
IOWA.
ORDER OF FORESTERS.
Davenport, Familien-Journal, monthly.
Jl
ILLINOIS.
Mason City, Iowa Workman, monthly.
J2
Chicago, Forester, monthly.
Jl
KANSAS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Minneapolis, Kansas Workman, m'thly.
H2
Boston, Sentinel, monthly.
Kl
MARYLAND.
NEW YORK.
Baltimore, Protector, semi-monthly,
12
New York, Foresters' Journal, monthly,
J2
MASSACHUSETTS.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Boston, New England Workman, m'thly,
12
Brantford, Canadian Forester, monthly,
HI
MICHIGAN.
London, Independent Forester, monthlj'.
H2
Detroit, Michigan Herald, monthly,
■« *"T vr -^-r -r-^ i-^ /"^ r»^ a
HI
Toronto, Ancient Forester, monthly,
Kl
MINNESOTA.
St. Paul, A- 0. U. W. Guide, weekly.
HI
GRAND ARMY OF THE
MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC.
St. Louis, Overseer, monthly,
HI
CALIFORNIA.
NEW YORK.
San Francisco, Pacific Veteran, weekly,
Kl
Buffalo, A, O. U. W. Argus, monthly.
HI
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
New York, Fraternal Guide, semi-m'lj'.
Washington, Vedette, monthly (devoted
OHIO.
to the interest of Mexican War Vet-
erans),
X
Cleveland, Ohio A. 0. U. W. Journal, m'y.
J2
ILLINOIS.
TEXAS.
Chicago, Comrade, weekly.
HI
Hempstead, A. 0. U. W. Recorder, m'ly.
INDLINA.
ONTARIO, D. C.
Indianapolis, Veterans' Review, weekly.
11
Orillia, Canadian Workman, monthly.
H2
T/~VTTr A
Toronto, Canadian Overseer, monthly,
K2
IOWA.
Des Moines, Grand Army Advocate,w'kly,
HI
KANSAS.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Topeka, Kansas Knight and Soldier, semi
monthly.
12
INDIANA.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Indianapolis, Pythian Journal, monthly.
HI
Boston, New England Veteran, weekly.
IOWA.
Boston, Grand Army Record, monthly.
11
Fort Madison, Knight's Sword and Hel-
MICHIGAN.
met, monthly,
12
Sparta, Re-Unlon, monthly.
KANSAS
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Minneapolis, Sprig of Myrtle, monthly.
Concord, Veteran's Advocate, weekly.
J 2
MAINE.
NEW YORK.
Portland, Pythian Herald, monthly,
J2
New York, Grand Army Gazette and Na-
MINNESOTA.
tional Guardsman, monthly,
H2
Minneapolis, Pythian Advocate, monthly, K 2
New York, Grand Army Review, monthly
Utica, Camp Fire, weekly.
Gl
NEW^ JERSEY.
OHIO.
Somerville, Jersey Knight, monthly.
K2
Portsmouth, Camp Fire, semi-monthly.
Jl
NEW YORK.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Rochester, Pythian Knight, monthly.
Philadelphia, Scout and Mail, weekly,
11
OHIO.
J2
Columbus, Knight, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY
•
Eden, L 0. O. F. Guest and Knights of
CALIFORNIA.
Pythias Record, m'thly.
12
San Francisco, California Patron and
Agriculturist, weekly,
ILLINOIS.
HI
KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Belleville, Grange News, semi-monthly.
Jl
KENTUCKY.
KANSAS.
Louisville, Knight of Honor, semi-monthly. '
Olathe, Kansas Patron, weekly.
K2
880
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
MICHIGAN.
Colclwater, Grange Visitor, semi-mo'thly, H 1
Schoolcraft, Grange Visitor, semi-ni'ly, H I
OHIO.
Cincinnati, American Grange Bulletin,
D2
61
weelcly,
TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas Farmer, weekly,
VIRGINIA.
Portsmouth, Virginia Granger, weekly, J 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Owen Sound, Canadian Co operator and
Patron, monthly.
RAILWAY EMPLiOYEES.
COLORADO.
Denver, Union Pacific Employees' Maga-
zine, monthly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Railroader, monthly,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Railway Conductors' Monthly,
Decatur, Raih-oad Reporter, monthly.
Galesbui'g, Railroad Brakemen's Journal,
monthly, H 1
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Railway Station Agents'
Journal, monthly.
Terre Haute, Locomotive Firemen's Maga-
zine, monthly, D 1
IOWA.
Council Bluffs, Railroad Reporter, w'kly, 1 1
La Porte City, Telegrapher, weekly, 1 1
La Porte City, Railway Section Foreman,
monthlj\
INEBRASKA.
Omaha, Railway News, weekly.
OHIO,
Cleveland, Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers Journal, monthly.
H2
Gl
Fl
MISCELiLiANEOUS SOCIETIES.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Fraternal Record, m'thly,
Fraternal Societies, 1 1
CONNECTICUT.
New Haven, Hibernian Record, monthly,
Ancient Order of Hibernians, J 2
New Haven, Lance, monthly, Knights of
Columbus.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, American Orangeman, w'lj',
Loyal Orange Institution of the United
States of America.
Washington, American Protestant, w'ly,
American Protestant Association. J 1
Washington, Temple Star, monthly,
Temple of Hono^, J 2
GEORGIA.
Savannah, Mj'stic Brotherhood, semi-m'y.
Fraternity, K 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Catholic Home, weekly. Catholic
Order of Foresters, H 1
Chicago, Merchant Traveler, weekly.
Organ of the Travelers' Protective
Association of the United States, D 1
Chicago, Ordens-Blatt der Hermanns-
Soline, weekly, Order of the Sons of
Hermann.
MISCELLANEOUS SOCIETIES.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Sons of Veterans' National
Reveille, weekly, Sons of Veterans,
U. S. A.
Chicago, American Commercial Traveler,
semi-monthly. Organ of the Travelers'
Protective, Western and Michigan
Traveling Association, H 2
Chicago. Watchman, semi-monthly.
Young Men's Christian Association, E 2
Chicago, Mystic Circle, monthlj', Order of
Patriarchal Circle. K 1
Chicago, National Union, m'ly. National
Union.
Chicago, Ordens Blatt Deutscher Logen,
monthly. Order of Harugari, 1 1
Fulton, Woodmen's Echo, monthly.
Modern Woodmen of America.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis. Frater, monthlj'. Grand
Army of Fraternity.
Michigan City, Patriai'ch, m'thly. Order
of Patriarchal Circle.
IOWA.
Cedar Rapids, Detective, monthly, Organ
of the Iowa Detective Association.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, National Heptasoph, monthly,
Improved Order of Heptasophs, J 1
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Golden Chain, monthly, Order
of the Golden Chain.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Legion of Honor Jour-
nal, m'ly, American Legion of Honoi', G 1
Boston, Golden Cross Journal, monthly.
Order of the Golden Cross, I 2
Boston, Sentinel, monthly. Catholic Or-
der of Foresters, K 1
Boston, American Advocate of Peace and
Arbitration, bi-monthly. Organ of the
American Peace Society, J 1
Marblehead, Wampum Belt, monthly.
Improved Order of Red Men, K2
MICHIGAN.
Port Huron, Bee Hive, monthly. Knights
of the Maccabees, 1 2
MINNESOTA.
St Paul, Druid, weekly. United Order of
Druids, J 1
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Knights and Ladies of Honor
Record, monthly. Knights and Ladies
of Honor, I 2
St. Louis, National Review, monthly,
Farmers' and Mechanics' Mutual Aid
Association, HI
St. Louis, Problem Solved, monthly,
Order of the Iron Hall, K 1
NEW YORK.
Albany, Der Erz-Druide, monthly, Order
of Druids, K 2
Brooklyn, Record of the C. B. L., monthly,
Catholic Benevolent Legion, H 2
Buffalo, Empire Order Journal, monthly.
Empire Order of Mutual Aid, H 2
Kingston (Rondout), Fraternal Indicator,
monthly. Fraternal Societies, K 2
Lockport. St. George's Advocate, w'kly.
Sons of St. George.
New York, Vereingte Staaten Orden Und
Verins Revue, semi-monthly, 1 2
New York, Candidate, monthly. Order of
Royal Arcanum, H 2
New York, Elk, monthly, Benevolent Pro-
tective Order of Elks.
New York, Lodge, Club and Association
Record, monthly, F 1
New York, Menorah, monthly, official
organ of B'ne B'rith.
New York, Our Fraternal Guest, m'thly,
Legion of Justice.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
881
MISCELIiANEOUS SOCIETIES.
NEW YORK.
New York, Raiubow, monthlj', Order
of Chosen Friends, , , ^1
New York, Swiss Cross, monthly, organ
of Agassiz Association.
Poughkeepsie, Golden Rule, monthlj',
Order of United Friends.
Rochester, Lodge Herald, monthly, Em-
pire Order of Mutual Aid.
Syracuse. Commercial Traveler, monthly.
Organ of the Commercial Travelers
Association of the State of New York, J 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati. Knights' Journal, monthly,
Knights of the Golden Ride. J 1
Columbus, American, monthly, Junior
Order of United American Mechanics.
Wooster, Royal Arcanum Journal, m'ly, H 1
PENNSYLVANIA,
Chester, Brotherhood, monthly, Brother-
hood of the Union, ^ ^ ^
Easton, Council Braud,weekly, Improved
Order of Red Men, J ^
Easton, American Mechanics' Advocate,
m'thly. United American Mechanics, J 2
Philadelphia, St. George's Journal,
weekly, Order of Sons of St. George, I 2
Philadelphia, I. C. B U. Journal, semi-
m'y, Irish Catholic Benevolent Union.
Philadelphia, Am ei-ican Journal, monthly,
United Order of American Mechanics, 1 1
Philadelphia, Camp News, monthly. Pa-
triotic Order Sons of America, I 2
Philadelphia, Carpenter, monthly,
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Join-
ers of America, H 2
Philadelphia, Eagles' Herald, monthly.
Knights of the Golden Eagle.
Philadelphia, Iron Cross, monthly, Guild
of the Iron Cross.
Philadelphia, Junior American Mechanic,
monthly. Junior Order of American
Mechanics, , ^ ,^ K2
Philadelphia, Knights of the Golden
Eagle, monthly. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, J 2
Philadelphia, Peacemaker, monthly.
Universal Peace Union, J 1
Pittsburgh , Secret Society Gossip, m'ly.
Secret Societies, H 1
Reading, Die Deutsche Eiche, weekly.
Order of Harugari, ^ "^ ^
Titusville, Equitable Aid Union Herald,
monthly. Equitable Aid Union.
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Union Triangle, m'thly, Colum-
bia Union, HI
Union City, Royal Banner, semi-m'ly, Or-
der of United Brothers of Friendship
and Sisters of the Mysterious Ten, K 1
VIRGINIA.
Norfolk, Christian Voice, weekly, Young
Men's Christian Association.
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Der Hermanns-Sohn, m'thly,
Order of the Sons of Hermann, J 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Englishman's Journal, m'thly,
Sons of England Benevolent Society, J 2
TEIVIPERANCE AND PROHIBI-
TION.
FLORIDA.
Jacksonville, Florida Templar, weekly.
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Temperance Advocate weekly, K 2
ILLINOIS.
Carlinville, Our Hammer, weekly.
Chicago, Lever, weekly, GZ
Chicago, Union Signal, weekly, i- 1
Chicago, Der Deutsch-Amerikaner, m'lj\
Chicago, Washingtonian, monthly, K 2
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Indiana Phalanx, weekly, II
Indianapolis, Organizer, weekly, K 4
IOWA.
Davenport. Interstate Press, weekly, H 1
Davenport, Northwestern News, weekly, G 1
Des Moines, Iowa Prohibitionist, weekly, K 2
Des Moines, Iowa W. C. T. U. Messenger,
weekly.
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Southern Journal, weekly, H 1
Louisville, Truthful Witness, weekly, J 1
Princeton, American Home, monthly, H 2
MAINE.
Belfast, Maine Temperance Record, m'ly, K 1
East Wintlirop, Winthrop Banner, semi-
monthly, K 1
Portland, Herald, weekly, J 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Public Good, Aveekly, 1 2
Boston, Eastern Good Templar, monthly.
Boston, Temperance Cause, monthly, K 2
Fitchburg, United States Monthly.
TE3IPERANCE AND PROHIBI-
TION.
CALIFORNIA.
Sacramento, Rescue, monthly, H 1
San Francisco, California Voice, weeklj', J 2
COLORADO.
Denver, Challenge, weeklj-, H 1
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, American, weekly, J 2
Washington, Boyce's Saturday Anvil, w'y.
MICHIGAN.
Deti-oit, Center, weekly, H 1
Grand Rapids, Germ, weekly.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Review, weekly, J 2
Minneapolis, Temperance Educator, m'y, K 1
inSSISSIPPL
Jackson, Sword and Shield, weekly, K 2
MISSOURI.
Greenfield, Ozark Advance, quarterly, L 2
St. Louis, Missouri Submissionist, weekly, J 2
Salisbury, Gospel Trumpet and Temper-
ance Advocate, weekly.
NEW JERSEY.
Camden, Temperance Gazette, weekly,
Flanders, Liberator, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Auburn, Temperance Herald, weekly,
Buffalo, XVIth Amendment, weekly,
Jamestown, Agitator, monthly.
New York, Voice, weekly, B 2
New York, * Youth's Temperance Banner,
semi-monthly.
New York, National Temperance Advo-
cate, monthly, H 2
New York, Om- Work, monthly, 1 1
New York, Pioneer, monthly, 1 1
New York, Temperance, monthly.
Syracuse, Official Organ, monthly.
Utica, Living Issue, weekly, 1 1
Utica, Bugle Call, monthly.
Utica, Visitor, quarterly, 1 2
NORTH CAROLINA.
Greensboro, North Carolina Prohibition-
ist, weeldy, K 1
Greensboro, Anchor, monthly.
Raleigh, Spirit of the Age, weekly, L 2
OHIO.
Ashtabula, Perheen Ystawa, monthlj^
Cincinnati, National Temperance Star,
weekly, H 1
II
Jl
H2
882
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
TEMPERANCE AND PROHIBI-
TION.
OHIO.
Cleveland, Peoples' Tabernacle and Gos-
pel Temperance Banner, weekly, J 2
Springfield, Beacon, monthly.
Toledo, Central Good Templar, semi-m'y, H 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Greensburg, Temperance Banner, w'kly.
Newton Hamilton, Reasoner, weekly.
Philadelphia, Christian Statesman, w'ly, H 1
Philadelphia, Banner and Herald, m'ly.
Philadelphia, Christian Woman, m'thly, G 2
Pittsburgh, Light, weekly, 1 1
Pittsburgh, Our National Issue, weekly, H 2
Quakertown, Quill, weekly.
Wilkesbarre, Watch Fii-e, weekly, K 2
York, Prohibitionist, monthly.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Catholic Temperance Advo-
cate, monthly, 1 1
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Sumter, Temperance Worker, semi-m'ly, K 2
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Issue, weekly, H 2
TEXAS.
Dallas, Texas Prohibition Advocate, semi-
monthly, • J 1
Denton, Our Bulletin Board, semi-mon'ly.
Houston. National Reformer, Sundays, J 1
VIRGINIA.
Lynchburg, Temperance Advocate, w'ly, J 2
WEST VIRGINIA.
Gerardstown, West Virginia Good Tem-
plar, weekly,
WISCONSIN.
Madison, Wisconsin Prohibitionist, w'kly, J 2
Madison, Western Good Templar, semi
monthly,
Mauston, Good Templar, quarterly,
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Fredericton, Temperance Journal, wk'ly, K 2
NOVA SCOTIA, D. C.
Spring Hill, Clarion, weekly," J 1
ONTARIO, D. C.
Hamilton, International Royal Templar,
monthly, C 1
Ottawa, Woman's Journal, monthly, K 2
Toronto, Canada Citizen and Temperance
Herald, weekly, H 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Northern Messenger, bi-w'kly, C 1
NEWFOUNDLAND.
St. John's, Tempei-ance Journal, weekly, L 2
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GEORGIA.
Macon, People's Choice, weekly.
Savannah, Tribune, weekly.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Conservator, weekly, J i
Springfield, State Capital, ^v eekly.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Argus, weekly.
KENTUCKY.
Bowling Green, Moderator, monthly.
Louisville, American Baptist, weekly, I 2
Louisville, Ohio Falls Express, weekly, J 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Advocate, weekly, J i
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Plaindealer, weekly, J 2
MISSISSIPPI.
Columbus, New Light, semi-monthly.
Kosciusko, Times Educator, weekly.
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Negro World, Sundays, K 2
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, National Monitor, monthly.
New York, Freeman, weekly, H 2
New York, Progressive American, w'kly, K 1
NORTH CAROLINA.
Wilmington, Africo-American Presbyte-
rian, weekly, J 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, American Catholic Tribime,
weekly, j i
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh, Smith's Broad Axe, weekly, K 1
TEXAS.
Brazoria, Texas Pioneer, semi-monthly.
Dallas, Colored Methodist, semi-monthly, K 1
Waco, Baptist Pilot, semi-monthly.
VIRGINIA.
Newport News, Caret, monthly,
Petersburg, Virginia Lancet, weekly,
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ALABAMA.
Birmingham, Negro American, weekly.
Huntsville, Normal Index, weekly,
ARKA.NSAS.
Little Rock, Arkansas Baptist, weekly,
COLORADO.
Denver, Argus, weekly.
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, People's Witness, weekly.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Bee, weekly,
FLORIDA.
Live Oak, Florida Baptist, monthly.
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COLORADO.
Denver, Queen Bee, weekly,
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Woman's World, bi-weekly,
IOWA.
Des Moines, Woman's Standard, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Woman's Journal, weekly,
NEBRASKA.
Beatrice, Woman's Tribune, monthly,
NEW YORK.
New York, Fortschritt, weekly,
OREGON.
Portland, New North- West, weekly,
UTAH TERRITORY.
Salt Lake City, Woman's Exponent, semi-
monthly.
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St. John's, Temperance Journal, weekly, L 2
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COMMERCE.
ALABAMA.
Birmingham, Mamifacturer and Trades-
man, weelsly.
Birmingham, New South, monthly, E 2
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Trade Journal, semi-m'thly, 1 1
San Francisco, Commercial News and )
Shipping List, daily, } i^i-
" " weekly, ) K 1
San Francisco, Journal of Commerce, i
daily, / J 1
" w'kly, ) H 1
San Francisco, American and Chinese
Commercial Newspaper, weekly, J 1
San Francisco, Commercial Herald and
Market Review, weekly, J 2
San Francisco, Herald of Trade, weekly, H 1
San Francisco, Pacific Trade and Farm-
ers' Journal, monthly, J 1
COLORADO.
Denver, Journal of Commerce, weekly, J 2
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Southern Industries, monthly, 1 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Contractor, weekly, G 2
Chicago, Commercial Bulletin, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Grain and Provision Review,
weekly, , , 4V .^
Chicago, Journal of Commerce, weekly, H i
Chicago, Wool Journal, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Industrial and Commercial Ga-
zette, semi-monthly, H 2
Chicago, Trade, Grocer and Marketman,
semi-monthly.
Chicago, Western Broker, semi-monthly, J 1
Chicago, American Elevator and Grain
Trade, monthly, G 1
Chicago, American Storekeeper, m'nthly, H 2
Chicago, Mexican Trade Journal and
Spanish-American Advertiser, m'y.
Chicago, Western Manufacturer, m'thly, H 2
Peoria, Commercial Report, weekly.
Peoria, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
IOWA.
Des Moines, Iowa Journal of Commerce,
weekly
Des Moines, Trade Journal, weekly, H 1
Dubuque, Trade Journal, monthly, 1 1
Sioux City, Commercial Bulletin, semi-
monthly.
KENTUCKY.
Lexington, Business World, monthly.
Louisville, Southern Manufacturer and
Builder, monthly, H f
Louisville, Southern Trade Gazette, m'ly, H 1
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, Southern Industrial Re-
view, monthly, 1 1
MAINE.
Bangor, Industrial Journal, weekly, 1 1
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Journal of Commerce and
Price Current, weekly, J^
Baltimore, Manufacturers' Record, w'ly, H 1
Baltimore, Trade, weekly, J 2
Baltimore, Herald, monthly, J -J
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Exchange and Mart,
W6GklV
Boston, Commercial Bulletin, weekly, H 2
Boston, Commercial Reporter, weekly, G 2
Boston, Journal of Commerce and Cotton,
Wool and Iron, weekly, G 1
Boston, Manuf actm-ers' Gazette, weekly, H 1
Boston, U. S. Commercial Age, weekly, J 2
New Bedford, Whalemen's Shipping List
and Merchants' Transcript, weekly, K 2
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Index, weekly, J 2
Detroit, Worker, monthly, H 1
C031MERCE.
MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, Michigan Tradesman.w'ly, H 2
Grand Rapids, Michigan Manufacturer,
monthly. H 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Commercial Bulletin, w'kly, J 2
Minneapolis, Northwest Trade, bi-w'kly, I 2
St. Paul, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
MISSOURI.
Fulton, New Moon, monthly, K 1
Kansas City, Commercial, weekly.
St. Joseph, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
St. Louis, Bulletin of Commerce, weekly, J 1
St. Louis, Industrial Gazette, weekly, H 2
St. Louis, Mechanic, weekly, H 1
St. Louis, Western Trade Journal, semi-
monthly, H 2
St. Louis, El Comercio del Valle, m'thly, H 2
St. Louis, La Union de America, monthly, J 1
Sedalia, Trade Review, monthly, 1 1
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Journal of Commerce, weekly, 1 1
Omaha, Western Merchant, monthly,
South Omaha, Stockman, daily,
NEW YORK.
Albany, Merchants' Mail, weekly.
Buffalo, Mercantile Review, daily, ] J
tri-w'kly. I K
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Farmei;f's Review and Live
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Stock Journal, weekly, J
Buffalo, Price Current and Live Stock)
Reporter, daily, >
Price Current, semi-weekly. )
New York, Commercial Bulletin and
Auction Record, daily.
New York, Journal of Commerce, daily, i
s-w'y, I
" " w'ly. 1
(no adv'ts inserted in weekly). J
New York, Shipping and Commercial
List and Price Current, semi-w'kly.
New York, Bradstreet's, weekly,
New York, Commercial Enquirer, w'kly,
New York, Commercial Gazette, weekly, H 1
New York, Commercial Reporter, weekly,K 2
New York, Echo, Sundays.
New York, Market Journal and Price
Current, weekly.
New York, Mercantile Journal, weekly.
New York, Merchants' Review, weekly.
New York, New Yorker Handel's Zei-
tung, weekly, ^ ■,, ^■
New York, Produce Exchange Bulletin,
weekly, _
New York, Produce Exchange Reporter,
weekly,
New York, Record and Trade Reporter,
weekly.
New York, Retailer, weekly.
New York, Review, weekly,
New York, Trade Bureau, weekly.
New York, American Merchant, monthly, F 1
New York, American Progress, monthly, X
New York, Contanseau's Bulletin, m'thly, I 2
New York, El Comercio, monthly, H 1
New York, El Economista Americano,
monthly.
New York, El Espejo, monthly,
New York, Foreign Trade Gazette, m'ly.
New York Insurance and Commercial
Magazine, monthly.
New York, Journal, monthly.
New York, La America, monthly.
New York, Manufacturer and Builder,
monthly,
New York, Manufacturers' Review and
Industrial Record, monthly.
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OHIO.
Cincinnati, Price Current and Commer-
cial Review, weekly, J 2
Cincinnati, South-west, weekly, J 2
Cincinnati, Western Merchant and Manu-
facturer, weekly, 12
Cleveland, Journal of Trade, weekly, H 1
OREGON.
Portland, Journal of Commerce, weekly, J 1
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COMMERCE.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Chambersbiirgh, Eclectic Review, m'thly.
Pliiladeliihia, New Enterprises.semi-w'ly H ]
Philadelphia, Commercial List and Price
Cmrent, weekly, G 1
Philadelphia, Jlerchants' Guide, weekly, 1 1
Philadeliihia, American World, monthly, G 1
Philadelphia, El Progresso, monthly.
Philadelphia, Journal of Progress, m'hly, G 2
Pittsburgh, People's Advocate and Com-
mercial Advertiser, weekly, 1 1
Reading, Guide, weeklj'.
TENNESSEE.
Chattanooga, Tradesman, semi-monthly, H 2
TEXAS.
Dallas, Mercantile Journal and Texas
Price Current, monthly.
Fort "Worth, Trade Review, weeklj% J 1
Fort Worth, Texas Commercial Repor-
ter, monthly, J 1
Waco, Trade Review, weekly.
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Industrial South, monthly, J 2
Richmond, Mercantile and Manufactur-
ing Journal, monthly, 1 2
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Die Deutsche-Amerikanische
Gewerbe und Industrie Zeitung :
Fortschrltt Der Zeit, semimonthly, G 2
MANITOBA, D. C.
Winnipeg, Commercial, weekly, K 2
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
St. John, Trade Reporter, monthly, X
ONTARIO, D. C.
Toronto, Monetary Times, Trade Review
and Insurance Chronicle, weekly, H 1
Toronto, Canadian Manufacturer and In-
dustrial World, semi-monthly, I 2
Toronto, Merchant, semi-monthly.
Toronto, Merchant and Manufacturer
and Millers' Gazette, monthly, 1 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Journal of Commerce, Finance
and Insiu-ance Review, weekly, H 1
Montreal, Le Moniteur du Commerce,
weekly, H 1
Montreal, Trade Review, weekly.
Montreal, Canadian Magazine of Science
and the Industrial Arts and Patent
Office Record, monthly, H 2
ARCHITECTURE AND BUILD-
ING.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Architect and
Building News, monthly, I 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Building Association
News, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Building Budget, monthly, H 1
Chicago, Inland Architect and Builder,
monthly, 1 2
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Building Association Regis-
ter, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Architect and Build-
ing News, weekly, J 2
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, Michigan Builder and Manu-
facturer, weekly, K 2
Grand Rapids, Michigan Building and
Real Estate Journal, monthly.
ARCHITECTURE AND BUILD-
ING.
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Northwestern Architect
and Improvement Record, monthlj', H 1
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Architect and Builder, m'ly,
St. Louis, Building Trades Journal,
monthH-. HI
St. Louis, Western Building Association
Journal, monthly.
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Real Estate and Builders' Month-
ly. K2
Groton, Bridge Builder, monthly.
New York, Building, weekly, H 1
New^ York, Sanitary Engineer and Con-
struction Record, weekly, H 2
New York, Builder and Woodworker,
monthly, H 2
New York, Carpentry and Building, m'ly, H 1
New York, Manufacturer and Builder,
monthly, G 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Western Architect and
Builder, monthly, G 1
Cleveland, American Builder, bi-weekly.
BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, United States' Government
Publications Catalogue, mouthlj-, L 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Dial, monthly, 1 2
Chicago, Western Bookseller, monthly, J 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Literary World, bi-weekly. H 1
Boston, Newsman, monthly, H 1
Boston, Book Bulletin, quarteiiy
NEW YORK.
New York, Journalist, weekly, H 1
New York, Publishers' Weekly, J 2
New York, American Bookseller, semi-
monthly, H 2
New York, American Bookmaker, m'thly, J 2
New York, Book Buyer, monthly,
New York, Book Chat, monthly.
New York, Library Journal, monthly.
New York,* Literary News, monthly.
New York, Newsdealer and Stationer, m'y,H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Book News, monthly.
Pittsburgh, Bookmart, monthly.
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AND WINE.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Champion of Freedom and
Right, weekly, anti-prohibition, H 2
Chicago, William Mida's Criterion of the
Wholesale Whisky and Wine Market,
semi-monthly.
Chicago, Der Brauer und Malzer, monthly,H 1
Chicago, Western Bottler, monthly, J 1
Chicago, Western Brewer and Journal of
the Barley, Malt and Hop Trades, m'y, 1 2
KENTUCKY.
Louisville,Wine and Spirit Review, semi-
monthly,
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Inn-keeper's Journal, weekly,
New York, Bar, weekly.
New York, Retailer, weekly,
New York, Saloon Journal, weekly.
New York, Boufort's Wine and Spirit Cir-
cular, semi-monthly,
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BREWING. BOTTLING, LIQUORS
AND WINE.
NEW YORK.
New York, American Bottler, monthlj', 1 1
New York, American Brewer's Gazette
and Malt and Hop Trades' Review.m'y, J 2
New York, Der Amerikanisctie Bier-
Brauer, monthly, K 2
New York, German and American Brew^-
ers' Journal, monthly, H 2
New York, National Bottler, monthlj'.
New York, National Bottlers' Gazette,m'y,H 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Hotel and
Saloon Keepers' Journal, weekly, J 2
Philadelphia, Brewers' and Dealers' Jour
nal, monthly, G 1
Pittsburgh, Hotel Guide and People's Joiu--
nal, weekly.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
ILLESrOIS.
Ottawa, Brick, Tile and Pottery Gazette,
monthly, 1 2
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Clay Worker, monthly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh, Brick, Tile and Metal Review,
monthly, H 1
BUTCHERING.
ILLINOIS.
•Chicago, Butchers' National Journal,
weekly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Butchers' Advocate, weekly.
CARPETS.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Carpets, WaU Paper and Cur-
tains, weekly, 1 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Carpet Trade and Review,
semi-monthly, 1 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Carpet Trade, monthly, H 1
CARRIAGES.
ILLINOIS.
<3hicago, Carriage Journal, monthly, H 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Coach, Harness and Saddlery
and Harness and Carriage Journal, w'y, 1 2
New York, Blacksmith and Wheelwright,
monthly. H 1
New York, Hub, monthly, H 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Spokesman, monthly.
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Philadelphia, Carriage Monthly (inserts
advertisements pertaining to the car-
riage trade only), H 2
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CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS,
TAILORING AND LADIES'
WEAR.
NEW YORK.
New York, American Tailor, monthly, 1 1
New York, Cloak, Suit and Ladies' Wear
Review, monthly, J l
New York, Clothier and Furnisher, m'ly, 1 1
New York, Clothing Gazette, monthly, I 2
New York, Furnishing Goods Trade Re-
view, monthly, J 2
New York, Haberdasher, monthly, 1 2
New York, Tailor's Review, monthly, H 2
COAL.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Black Diamond, monthly, H 2
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Coal Mirror, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Coal Trade Journal, weekly, 1 2
CONFECTIONERY.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Confectioner and Baker, m'thly, I 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Confectioner, monthly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Confectioners* Journal, m'y, J 2
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.
NEW YORK.
New York, Crockery and Glass Jotii-nal,
weekly, j 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh, Pottery and Glassware Re-
porter, weekly, 1 2
Pittsburgh, American Glass Worker, bi-
weekly, J 1
DECORATING AND FURNISHING.
NEW YORK.
New York, Home Decoration, bi-weekly, H 1
New York, Decorator, monthly, K 2
New York, Decorator and Furnisher, m'y, G 1
New York, Wall Paper Trade Journal,
monthly, J l
DRUGS.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Paint, Oil and Drug Review,
semi-monthly, 1 1
Chicago, Western Druggist, monthly, G 2
MISSOURL
St. Louis, National Druggist, weeklv, 1 1
St. Louis, Drug Market Reporter, m'thly, H 2
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Nebraska Druggist, monthly, K 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Deutsch-Amerikanische
Apotheker Zeitung. semi-monthly, G I
New York, American Druggist, monthly, G 2
New York, Druggists' Circular arid Chem-
ical Gazette, monthlj-, F 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Drugs and Medicines of North
America, quarteiij', J 1
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DRUGS.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia. Druggists' Joiu-nal, m'thly, G 1
Philadelphia, Drug, Oil and Paint Report-
er, monthly, H 2
TENNESSEE.
Chattanooga, Drugman, monthly,
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DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS AND
NOTIONS, GLOVES AND SIIjRS.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Dry Goods Reporter and Whole-
sale Price List, weekly. H 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Wade's Fibre and Fabric, weekly, H 1
MISSOURL
Kansas City, Dry Goods Reporter and
Jobbing Trade Record, semi-montlily.
St. Louis, Dry Goods and Grocery Re-
porter, weekly,
NEW YORK.
Gloversville, Glove Trade Journal, m'ly, K 1
New York, American Journal of Fabrics
and Drv Goods Bulletin, weekly, G 1
New York, Dry Goods Clu-onicle and
Fancy Goods Review, weekly, 1 1
New York, Sheldon's Dry Goods Price
List, weekly, J 1
New York, United States Economist and
Drj^ Goods Reporter, weekly, H 2
New Y"ork, American Silk Journal, m'ly, J 2
New York, Fabrics, Fancy Goods and No-
tions, monthly, 1 1
New York, Fancy Goods Graphic, m'thly, H 2
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Canadian Journal of Fabrics,
weekly, J 1
EXPORTING.
NEW YORK.
New York, Commercial World and Real
Estate and Building News, weekly, G 1
New York, Australasian and South
American, every f oiu* weeks, G 1
New York, American Exporter, monthly, H 1
New York, American Mail and Export
Journal, monthly, H 1
New York, Foreign Trade Gazette, m'ly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, El Progress©, monthly.
EXPRESS.
NEW YORK.
New York, Expressman, monthly,
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Express Gazette, monthly, G 1
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Western Fireman, weekly, H 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Firemen's Standard, semi-m'thly, 1 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Fire and Water, weekly, H 2
New York, Fireman's Herald, weekly, H 1
New York, Fire Record and Water Works
Review, monthly, H 1
FURNITURE, CABTNET-3IAKING
AND UNDERTAKERS' GOODS.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Fuiniture Gazette,
monthly , H 1
Chicago, Furniture Tradesman, monthly.
Sterling, Undertakers' Gazette, monthly, J 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, American Cabinet Maker and Up-
holsterer, weeklj', H 2
MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, Michigan Artisan, m'thly, H 2
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Furnitm-e Magazine, monthly, I 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Echo, Sundays.
New York, Trade Bureau, weekly, H 2
New York, Furnitui-e Trade Review and
Interior Decorator, monthly, J 2
New York, Sunnyside, monthly.
Rochester, Casket, monthly, 1 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Furniture Worker, semi-m'ly, H 2
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NEW YORK.
New York, American Gas Light Jom-nal,
semi-monthly,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Light, Heat and Power, m'y.
Philadelphia, Progressive Age and Water
Gas Journal, monthly, G 1
GASTRONOMY.
NEW JERSEY.
Atlantic City, Table Talk, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Cuisine, monthly.
New York, Restaurateur, monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Caterer and Household
Magazine, monthly.
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SEA FOOD.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Grocer and
Canner, weekly, 1 1
San Francisco, Grocer and Country Mer-
chant, weekly, 1 1
COLORADO.
Denver, Retail Grocer, weekly, J 1
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Grocer and Merchant, w'ly.
ILLINOIS.
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Chicago, Grocer, weekly,
Chicago, Grocers' Criterion, weekly.
Chicago, Trade, Grocer and Marketman,
weeklv, ^ '^
Peoria, Journal of Commerce, weekly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, New England Grocer, weekly, H 2
MINNESOTA.
St. Paiil, Grocer, monthly.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS AND
SEA FOOD.
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Grocer, bi-weekly.
St. Louis, Grocer, weekly,
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NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Market Journal, weekly, K 1
Greenport, Fishing Gazette, weekly, J 1
New York, American Grocer, weekly, H 1
New York, Market Journal and Price
Current, weekly, J 2
New York, Retailer, weekly, 1 2
New York, Retail Grocers' Advocate, w'y, I 2
New York, Grocers' Journal, bi-weekly, H 1
New York, Consumers' Journal, monthly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Grocer, weekly, J 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Cash Grocer, weekly, 1 2
Philadelphia, Grocer, weekly, H 2
Pittsburgh Grocer and Price Current,
weekly.
HARDWARE AND HOUSE-
FURNISHING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Artisan and Tinner
and House Furnisher, weekly, G 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Springfield, New England Stove, Hard-
ware and House Furnisher, monthly, H 1
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, American Stove and Hardware
Monthly.
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Stoves and Hardware, semi-m'y, 1 2
HATS, CAPS AND FUR.
NEW YORK.
New York, Hat Review, monthly, 1 1
New York, Hatter and Furrier, monthly, J 2
HOTELS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Hotel Gazette, daily, H 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, National Hotel Reporter, daily, J 2
Chicago, Hotel World, weekly, H 1
IOWA.
Des Moines, North Western Hotel Re-
porter, monthly.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Hotel Gazette, weekly, J 2
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Railway and Hotel News,
daily, J 1
St. Paul, Hotel Reporter, daily, J 1
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Hotel Reporter, dally, K 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Hotel Reporter, daily, J 1
New York, Hotel Gazette, weekly, I 2
New York, Hotel Mail, weekly, J 1
New York, Hotel Register, weekly, H 2
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Hotel Journal, daily, J 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Hotel Man's Guide, m'ly, H 2
INVENTIONS.
NEW YORK.
New York, Scientific American, weekly, C 2
New York, * Scientific American Supple-
ment, weekly.
New York, Mechanical News, semim'tly, F 2
New York, Der Techniker, monthly, H 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Amei-ican Inventor, monthly, G 2
IRON AND METAIiS.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Industrial World and Iron
Worker, weekly, F 1
Chicago, Ironmonger, monthly, 1 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Wood and Iron, monthly, H 1
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Age of Steel, weekly, H 1
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Iron Industry Gazette, monthly.
Buffalo, Iron Review and Railway Maga-
zine, monthly, H 1
New York, American Metal Market, w'y, H 1
New York, Iron Age, weekly, H 2
New York, Metal Worker, weekly, H 1
OHIO.
Cleveland, Iron Trade Review and West-
ern Machinist, weekly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisburg, Journal of tlie United States
Association of Charcoal Iron Workers,
bi-monthly, K 1
Philadelphia, Bulletin of the American
Iron and Steel Association, weekly, J 1
Philadelphia. Iron, monthly, H 2
Pittsburgh, American Manufacturer and
Iron World, weekly, 1 2
JEWELRY AND WATCHMAKING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Jeweler, monthly, I 2
Chicago, Jewelers' Journal, monthly, H 1
Chicago, Metallurgist and National
Jeweler, montlily, H 2
Chicago, Watchmaker and Metal Worker,
monthly, H 2
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Jeweler, monthly, J 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Jewelers' Weekly, 1 1
New York, Jewelers' Circular and Horo-
logical Review, monthly, H 2
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Manufacturing Jeweler,
monthly, H 1
liEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARNESS AND TANNING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Shoe and Leather Review, w'ly, H 2
Chicago, National Harness Review, semi-
monthly, 1 2
Chicago, Saddlery Joiu-nal, monthlj% H 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Boot and Shoe Recorder, w'kly, H 2
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Leather Gazette, weekly, J 2
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LEATHER, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HARNESS AND TANNING.
NEW YORK.
New York, Boots and Shoes, weekly, H 2
New York, Coach. Harness and Saddlery
and Harness and Carriage Journal,
weekly, 1 2
New York, Shoe and Leather Reporter,
weekly, 1 2
Rome, Harness Gazette, monthly, H 1
liUMBER.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, North-western Lumberman,
weekly, G 1
Chicago, Lumber Trade Journal, semi-
monthly, H 2
mCHIGAN.
Bay City, Lumberman's Gazette, weekly, 1 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Mississippi Valley Lumber-
man and Manufacturer, weekly, J 1
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Lumber World, monthly, 1 2
New York, Lumber, weekly.
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Lumber Worker, monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Southern Lumberman, semi-
monthly,
ONTARIO, D. C,
Peterborough, Canada Lumberman,
monthly,
HI
J2
MACHINERY.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Pacific Coast Wood and
Iron, monthly, H 2
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Dixie, monthly, H 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Farm Implement News, m'thly, G 2
NEW YORK.
New York, American Machinist, weekly, E 1
New York, Mechanical Engineer, bi-
weekly, H 1
New York, Mechanical News, semi-
monthly, F 2
New York, Power, monthly, F 1
OHIO.
Cleveland, Iron Trade Review and West-
ern Machinist, weekly, H 2
Cleveland, Western Machinist and Wood-
worker, semi niouthlj', H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Iron, monthly,
Philadelphia, Purchaser, quarterly,
H2
K2
MARITIME.
NEW YORK.
New York, Marine Journal, weekly, J 1
New York, Maritime Register, weekly, H 2
New York, Maritime Reporter, weekly, K 2
New York, Nautical Gazette, w^eekly, H 1
New York, Sailors' Magazine and Sea-
man's Friend, monthly, H 1
OHIO.
Cleveland, Marine Record, weekly, H 1
MILLING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, American Elevator and Grain
Trade, monthly, G 1
Chicago, American Miller, monthly, G 2
Chicago, German-American Miller, m"ly, H 2
Chicago, Miller, monthly, H 2
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Millstone and Corn Miller,
monthly, H 2
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Northwestern Miller, w'kly H 2
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Modern Miller, monthly, G 1
St. Louis, Miller, monthly, H 2
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Milling World and Chronicle of
the Grain and Flour Ti-ade, weekly, H 1
Buffalo, Roller Mill, monthly, H 2
New York, Miller's Journal, monthly, H 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Miller's Review, monthly, G 1
West Middlesex, American Millwright,
monthly.
TENNESSEE.
Nashville, Southern Miller, monthly, J 2
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Milling Engineer, monthly, H 2
Milwaukee, United States Miller, m'thly, H 2
PAINT AND PAINTING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Paint, Oil and Drug Review,
semi-monthly, 1 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Oil, Paint and Drug Reporter,
weekly, 1 2
New York, Painters' Magazine and Coach
Painter, monthly, G 1
OHIO.
Xenia, Boss Painters' Journal, monthly, 1 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Drug, Oil and Paint Re-
porter, monthlj-.
H2
PAPER.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Western Paper Trade, monthly, 1 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Holyoke, Paper World, monthly, H 1
NEW YORK. •
New York, Paper Trade Journal, weekly, I 2
New York, United States Paper Maker
and Stationers' Journal, serai m'thly, 1 2
New York, Paper Mill and Printing and
Stationery World, monthly, H 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
PhUadelpliia, Paper and Press, monthly, J 1
PATENTS.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Washington, Patent and Com-t House
Record, monthly.
Washington, Patentee, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Scientific American, weekly, C 2
New York, * Scientific American Supple-
ment, weekly.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Eye, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Photographic Beacon, monthly, 1 1
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Walzl's Monthly, K 1
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Canadian Photographer, m'ly.
St. Louis, Photographer, monthly, K 2
NEW YORK.
New York, Photographic Times and Amer-
ican Photographer, weekly, ? J 1
m'thly, S J 2
New York, Anthony's Photographic Bul-
letin, semi-monthly, J 1
New York, Philadelphia Photographer,
semi-monthly, J 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, American Journal of Pho-
tography and Photographers' Price
Current, monthly, J 1
PL.UMBING AND SANITARY.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Trustees' Ti-ade Journal,
monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Plumbers' Trade Journal,
semi-monthly, 1 2
New York, Sanitary Plumber, semi-m'y, 1 1
POSTAL.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Bishop's ABC Guide,
monthly, K 2
San Francisco, Pacific Coast Postal In-
dex, monthly, H 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, United States Mail, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Western Postal Record, m'thly, H 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, United States Official Postal
Guide, monthlj',
Boston, Dial Postal Guide, quarterly,
MISSOURI.
St, Louis, Post Office Bulletin, monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, Local Official Postal Guide,
weekly.
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PRINTING, I.ITHOGRAPHY AND
EL.ECTROTYPING.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Stationer and Printer, semi-
monthly, H 1
Chicago, Inland Printer, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Electrotype Journal, quarterly.
Chicago, Rounds' Printers' Cabinet,
quarterly.
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Printer and Publisher, m'y, H 1
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Southern Publisher and
Printer, monthly.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit, International Printer, monthly, J 1
PRINTING, LITHOGRAPHY AND
EL.ECTROTYPING.
NEW YORK.
New York, American Lithographer and
Printer, weekly, H 1
New York, Proof Sheet, weekly.
New York, Deutsch-Amerkanische Buch-
drucker Zeitung, semi-monthly, J 1
New York, Paper Mill and Printing and
Stationery World, monthly, H 1
New York, American Art Printer, bi-
monthly.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Paper and Press, monthly, J 1
Philadelphia, Printers' Circular and Sta-
tioners' and Publishers' Gazette, m'j-, I 2
Philadelphia, Typographic Advertiser,
quarterly.
RAILROADS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Railroad Gazetteer, m'ly, H 2
GEORGIA.
Atlanta, Kennesaw Gazette, monthly.
Atlanta. Southern Industrial Record,
monthly, H 2
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, RailAvay Age, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Railway Review, weekly, H 1
Chicago, National Steamship and Rail-
way Gazette, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Southwestern Railway Advance,
monthlJ^
Chicago, Street Railway Gazette, m'thly.
INDIANA,
Indianapolis, Railway Lantern, m'thly.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Railroad and Steamship Jour-
nal, semi-monthly, J 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Bostonian and Railroad Adver-
tiser, weekly, J 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Railway and Hotel News,
daily, J 1
MISSOURL
St. Louis, Railway Register, weekly, 1 1
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Iron Review and Railway Maga-
zine, monthly, H 1
New York, Railroad Gazette, weekly, 1 1
New York, American Journal of Railway
Appliances, monthly, I 2
New York, National Car-Builder, m'thly, H 1
New York, Rail and Rudder, monthly.
New York, Railroad and Engineering
Journal, monthly, H 1
New York, Railway News, monthly, H 1
New York, Street Railway Journal, m'ly, H 1
New York, Way-Bill, monthly.
New York, World Travel Gazette, m'thly, H 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Headlight, semimonthly.
Cleveland, Sechrist's Hand-Book and
Railway Equipment and Mileage
Guide, monthly, J 2
Toledo, Railway Service Gazette and
American Railroader, Aveeklj'.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Railway World, weekly, J 1
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Wanderer, monthly.
ONTARIO. D. C.
Toronto, Railway Life, monthly.
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SEWING MACHINES.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Sewing Machine Advance, m'ly, H 1
NEW YORK.
New York, United States Sewing Machine
Times, weekly. I 2
New York, Sewing Macliine News, m'tly, H 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Sewing Machine Interest,
monthlj% K 2
STATIONERY.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago. Stationer and Printer, semi-
monthly, H 1
Chicago, Western Stationer, monthly, J 2
NEW YORK.
New York, American Stationer, weekly, I 2
New York, Ge jeer's Stationer, semi-m'tly, H 2
New York, United States Paper Maker
and Stationers' Journal, semi-m'thly, I 2
New York, Paper Mill and Printing ancl
Stationery World, monthly, H 1
New York, United States Stationer,
Printer and Fancy Goods Reporter,
monthly, J 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Printers' Circular and Sta-
tioners' and Publishers' Gazette, m'y, 1 2
TELEGRAPH.
IOWA.
La Porte City, Telegrapher, weekly,
NEW YORK.
New York, Electric Age, semi-monthly, H 2
New York, Journal of the Telegraph, m'y, F 2
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TEXTILE.
NEW YORK.
New York, Mauufactiu-ers' Review and
Industrial Record, monthly, J 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Bulletin of the Philadelphia
Textile Association, semi-monthly, K 2
Philadelphia, Industrial Review^ and Tex-
tile Reporter, monthly, J 2
Philadelphia, Textile Colorist, monthly, H 1
Philadelphia, Textile Record of America,
monthly, K 2
RHODE ISLAND.
Woonsocket, Newton's Textile Gazette,
monthly, J 2
QUEBEC, D. C.
Montreal, Canadian Journal of Fabrics,
monthly, J 1
TOBACCO.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, National Tobacco Review, m'ly, G 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Tobacco, weekly.
New York, Tobacco Leaf, weekly, J 1
New York, U. S. Tobacco Journal, w'kly, I 1
OHIO.
Cincinnati, Western Tobacco Journal,
weekly, H 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, Tobacco Age, weekly, H 2
WISCONSIN.
Deerfield, Tobacco Herald, weekly, L 2
WOOD WORKERS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Millman and Mechanic,
monthly, J 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Der Deutsch-Amerikanische
Holzarbeiter, monthly, H 1
INDIANA.
Indianapolis, Wood-Worker, monthly, G 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Wood and Iron, monthly, H 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Builder and Woodworker, m'y , H 2
New York, Saw Mill Gazette, monthly, I 2
OHIO.
Cleveland, Scroll Saw^yer and Home Dec-
orator, monthly.
PENNSYLVANL4.
Philadelphia, Journal of Progress, m'hly, G 2
Scranton, American Wood-Worker and
Saw and Planing Mill Journal, m'hly, J 2
MISCEIiliANEOUS INDUSTRIES.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, National Laundry Journal, semi-
monthly, H 1
Chicago, Horseshoers' and Hardware
Journal, monthly, H 2
Chicago, Monument, monthly.
Chicago, Picture and Art Trade, monthly, J 2
Chicago, Reporter, monthly, K 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Modern Light and Heat, m'thly, J 2
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Cementarian, monthly.
Buffalo, National Coopers' Journal, m'hly, K 2
New York, Deutsche - Amerikanische
Baecker Zeitung, weekly, J 2
New York, Trade Mark Record, weekly.
New York, American Hairdresser, m'hly, I 2
New York, Millinery Trade Review, m'y, J 2
New York, National Press, monthly, 1 2
New York, Stable, monthly.
OHIO.
Aki-on, National Journal of Carp Culture,
monthly, K 1
PENNSYLVANIA.
Bradford, Petroleum Age, monthly, K 2
Lancaster, Modern Crematist, monthlj'.
Philadelphia, Granite Cutters' Journal,
monthly, 1 2
Philadelphia, Ice Trade Journal, mon'ly, J 1
Pittsburgh, *Stoweirs Petroleum Re-
porter, monthly.
UTAH TERRITORY.
Ogden Citj^ Inter-Mountain Merchant,
monthly.
GERMAN.
ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith, Arkansas Volksblatt, weekly.
Little Rock, Arkansas Staats-zeitung,
weekly, J 1
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, Sued-California Post, w'ly, J 1
Oakland, Journal, weekly, K 1
Sacramento, Journal, semi-weekly, K 1
Sacramento, Nord-California Herold, w'y, K 1
San Francisco, Abend Post, daily, } 12
weekly, S H2
San Francisco, California Demokrat, 1
daily. I H 1
California Staats Zeit- I
ung, weekly, ( H 2
Sonntagsblatt, Sun- I
days, J H 2
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GERMAN.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, California Journal uud
Sonntags-gast, Sundays, I 2
San Francisco, Der Californische Volks-
f reund, weeklj', J 1
San Francisco, Hebrew, weekly, J 1
San Francisco, Hebrew Observer, w'kly, 1 1
San Francisco, Paciflc Pilote, weekly, I 1
San Jose, Journal, weekly, K 1
San Jose, Am Stillen Meer, monthly.
Stockton, Banner, weekly, L 2
COLORADO.
Denver, Tagliches Colorado Journal,
Denver, Herold, w^eekly,
daily,
weekly.
CONNECTICUT.
Bridgeport, Bridgeporter Anzeiger, w'ly, K 1
Hartford, Der Hartforder Herold, weekly, K 2
New Haven, Connecticut Republikaner,
daily, > L2
" weekly, S K 1
New Haven, Connecticut Botschafter,
semi-weekly, K 1
New Haven, Connecticut Volksblatt, w'y, K 1
Waterbury, New England Wochenblatt,
weekly, L 2
DELAWARE.
Wilmington, Freie Presse, daily,
Jl
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Delaware Pionier,' weekly, J
DISTRICT OP COLUMBIA.
Washington, Washingtoner Journal,
triweekly. K 1
Washington, Der Volks-Tribun, weekly, J 2
GEORGIA.
Savannah, Georgia Familien-Journal,
weekly, K 2
ILLINOIS.
Alton, Banner, w^eekly,
Avu"ora, Volksfreund, weekly,
Beecher, Volksblatt. weekly,
Belleville, Arbeiter Zeitung, daily,
Belleville, Belleviller Post, daily. )
" weekly; S
Belleville, Belleviller Zeitung und Stern,
daily,
" " weeklj%
Bloomington, Journal, weekly,
Bloomington. McLean Co. Deutsche
Presse, weekly,
Carlyle, Sued Illinois Zeitung, weekly,
Centralia, Union, weekly,
Chicago, Chicagoer Arbeiter-Zeitung, 1
daily,
Die Fackel. Sundays,
Vorbote, weekly,
Chicago, Chicagoer Fi-eie Presse, daily
weekly
Daheim, Sundays,
Chicago, Illinois Staats-Zeitung, daily,
w'ly, ■>
Der Westen, Sundays, )
Chicago, Der Beobachter, weekly,
Chicago, uer Postillion, weekly,
Chicago, Der Weltbuerger, weekly,
Chicago, Deutsche Warte, weekly, )
Erholungs-Stunden, " j
Chicago, Eulenspiegel, Sundaj's,
Chicago, Katholisches Wochenblatt, w'j-,
Chicago, Lake Viewer Tribune, weekly.
Chicago, Ordens-blatt der Hermanns-
Sohne, weeklj'.
Chicago, Plattdeutsche Zeitung, weekly,
Chicago, Lutherischer Hausfreund, semi-
monthly.
Chicago, Der Bote Bethesda's, monthly,
Chicago, Der Brauer und Malzer, m'tbly,
Chicago, Der Deutsch-Amerikaner, m'ly.
Chicago, Der Deutsch - Amerikanische
Holzarbeiter, monthly,
Chicago, German-American Miller, m'ly,
Chicago, Katholischer Jugend-Freund,
monthly,
Chicago, Ordens-blatt Deutscher Logen,
monthly,
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Zum Feierabend, monthly, K 2
Danville, Danviller Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly, J l
Effingham, Volksblatt, weekly, K 1
Elgin. Deutsche Zeitung, weekly, K 2
Freeport, Banner, weekly, K 1
Freeport, Deutscher Anzeiger, weekly, J 2
Galena, Volksfreund, weekly, K 1
Highland, Union, weekly, J 1
Joliet, Wochenblatt fuer Nord Illinois,
weekly, L 2
La Salle, Express, weekly, J l
Lincoln, Logan Co. Volksblatt, weekly, K 2
Mascoutah, Der Anzeiger, weekly, K 1
3Iendota, Post, weekl5% K 1
Nashville, Illinois Volksblatt, weekly, K 1
Nokomis, Der Central Illinois Deutsch-
Amerikaner, weeKly, K 1
Ottawa, La Salle Co. Herold, semi-w'kly, L 2
Ottawa, Central Illinois Wochenblatt,
weeklj', J 1
Pekin, Pekiner Freie Presse, weeklj', K 1
Peoria, Demokrat, daily, ) J l
weekly, ) H 1
Peoria, Sonne, dailj-, ) J l
Sonntags Glocke, Sundays, > K 2
Die Sonne, weekly, ) J 2
Peoi'ia, Sonntags-Post, Sundaj^s, J 1
Quincj', Germania, dailv, ) J 1
weekly, s 1 1
Rockford, Gennania, weekly, K 1
Rock Island, Volks-Zeitung, semi-weeklj', J 1
Springfield, Illinois Freie Presse, w'klj', J 1
Springfield, Staats Wochenblatt, weeklj-, J 1
Sterling, Beobachter, weekly, .1 i
Streator, Volksblatt und Beobachter, w'j-, K 1
Waterloo, Der Monroe Volksfreund, w'lj-, K 1
Woodstock, McHenry Co Volksblatt, w'j'.
INDIANA.
Berne, Christlicher Bundes-Bote, semi-
monthly, J 1
Crown Point, Freie Presse, weeklj', K 2
Elkhart, Mennonltisehe Rundschau, w'y, J 2
Elkhart, Herold de Wahrheit, semi-m'ly, 1 1
Evansville, Demokrat, dailj', ) 1 1
weekly, ^ H 1
Evansville, Die Indiana Post, weeklj', J i
Fort Wayne, Indiana Staats-Zeitung, )
daily, [ K2
weekly,) J 2
Fort Wayne, Weltburger, weekly, K 1
Huntingburgh, Signal, weekly, J i
Indianapolis, Indiana Tribune, daily, ) J l
Snd'ys, S J 1
Indianapolis, Taglicher Telegraph, daily, ) J 1
Indiana Volksblatt und [
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H2
Telegraph, weekly,
Indianapolis, Die Glocke, weeklj',
Indianapolis, Spottvogel, Sundaj's,
Lafaj'ette, Der Deutsche Amerikaner,
weekly.
La Porte, Journal, weekly,
Logansport, Deutsche Zeitung, weeklj-,
New Albanj', Deutsche Zeitung, weeklj',
Richmond, Volkszeitung, weekly,
Seymour. Der Beobachter aus Indiana,
weekly.
Seymour, Seymour and Columbus Jour-
nal, weeklj'.
South Bend, Courier, weekly.
Tell Citj', Anzeiger, ^veeklj',
Terre Haute, Banner, tri- weeklj', ?
" weekly, j
Terre Haute, Journal, tri-weeklj',
" weeklj'.
IOWA.
Andrew, * Blaetter aus den Waisen-
hausei'n, monthly.
Boone, Der Boone Herold, weeklj', K 1
Breda, Ostfriesische Nachrichten, semi-
monthly, J 2
Burlington, Iowa Tribune, dailv, ) K 1
weekly, J J 1
Carroll, Der Demokrat, weekly, J l
Cedar Rapids, Demokrat, weekly, K 1
Clinton, Die Iowa Volks-Zeitung, weekly, K 2
Council Bluffs, Freie Presse, weekly, K 1
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GEU3IAN.
IOWA.
Davenport, DerTaglicher Demokrat. d'y, ) J 2
'• semi- weekly, > J 1
weekly, ) H 2
Davenport, Iowa Reform, semi-weekly, ) J 1
weekly, J II
Davenport, Famllien-Journal, monthly, J 1
Denlson, Zeitung, weekly, K 1
Des Moines, Iowa Staats Anzeiger, w'kly, H 1
Des Moines, Iowa Staats-Zeitung, weekly.
Dubuque, Der National Demokrat, w'kly, 1 1
Dubuque, Iowa, weekly, J 1
Dubuque, Luxemburger Gazette, we^ly, 1 1
Dubuque, Der Presbyterlaner, bi-weekly, K 2
Dumont, Iowa Volksblatt, weekly, J 1
Elkader, Der Nord Iowa Herold, weekly, K 2
Grundv Centre, Grundy Co. Courier, w'y, K 1
Grundy Centre, Der Bruderbote, m'nthly, K 1
Holstein. Die Advance, weekly.
Independence, Courier, weekly, L 2
Iowa City, Post, weekly, 1 1
Keokuk, Die Post, weekly, J 1
Le Mars, Der Herold, weekly, K 2
Lyons, Clinton Co. Wochenblatt, weekly, K 1
Maquoketa, Jackson Journal, weekly, K 2
Marshalltown, Beobachter, weekly, K 2
Muscatine, Die Wacht am Mississippi,-
weekly, K 2
New Hampton, Die Nord Iowa Freie
PrGSSG W6GK1y K 2
New Hampton, Der Kirchen-Bote, m'thly, K 1
Ottumwa, Journal und Freie Presse, w'ly,K 1
Sigom-ney, Courier, weekly, K 1
Sioux City, Courier, weekly, K 1
Sioux Citv, Der Volksfreund, weekly, K 2
Vinton, Benton Co. Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly, K 1
Waterloo, Deutsch-Amerikaner, weekly, K 2
Waverly, Der Phonix, weekly, L 2
KANSAS.
Fort Scott, Kansas Staats-Zeitung, w'kly, K 1
Kansas City (Wyandotte P. O.), Kansas
Pioneer, weekly, K 2
Lawrence, Die Gei'mania, weekly, L 2
Leavenworth, Kansas Freie Presse, w'kly, J 2
Marvsville, Post, weekly, K 2
Topeka, Kansas Telegraph, weekly, I 1
Wichita, Herold, weekly, K 1
KENTUCKY.
Louisville, Anzeiger, daily, T H 2
" semi-weekly, 1 II
weekly, | H2
Sundays, J H2
Louisville, Katholischer Glaubensbote,
Sundays, G 2
Louisville, Omnibus, Sundays, G 1
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans,Deutsche Zeitung,daily,
w( • '
Sonntagsblatt, Sundaj'i ,
New Orleans, Der Familien Freund, bi-
weekly, J 1
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Deutsche Correspondent,
daily,
" " weekly. .
Baltimore, Journal, daily. ? H 1
Die Sonntags-Post, Sundays, S H 1
Baltimore, Bayerisclies Wochenblatt, w'y, I 2
Baltimore, Katholische Volks-Zeitung,
weeklj', E 1
Baltimore, Volksfreund und Biene, w'ly, H 1
Baltimore, Wecker, weekly, H 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Adams, Der Zeitgeist, weekly.
Boston, Der Telegr 'ph. daily, J 1
Boston, Bostoner Rundscliau, weekly, K 1
Boston, New England Staaten Zeitung,
weekly, I '
Boston, Lutherischer Anzieger, monthly, K 1
Holvoke, Der Beobachter, weekly, L 2
Holyoke, Journal, weekly. K 2
Lawrence, Anzeiger, weekly, K 1
MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Journal, weekly, K 1
Ann Arbor, Washtenaw Post, weekly, J 2
laily, ) I 2
veekly, ^H2
idaj's, ) G 1
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MICHIGAN.
Battle Creek, * Herold der Wahrheit,
semi-monthly.
Bay City, Michigan Freie Presse, weekly,
Detroit, Abend-Post, daily, )
Familien Blaetter, weekly, .J
Detroit, Michigan Volksblatt, daily, )
' " weekly, J
Detroit, Der Arme Teufel, weekly,
Detroit, Die Stimme der Wahrheit, wk'ly, H 2
Detroit, Michigan Journal und Herold,
weekly,
Detroit, Sonntags-Herold, Sundays,
East Saginaw, Saginaw Post, weekly.
East Saginaw, Saginaw Zeitung, w'kly,
Sonntagsblatt der Sagi
naw Zeitung, Sundays
Grand Rapids, Germania, weekly.
Grand Rapids, Michigan Staats-Zeitung,
Wednesdays,
Sonntags-Blatt, Sat'days, ^
Jackson, Michigan Volksfreund, weekly,
Marquette, Der Wanderer am Portage
Lake, weekly.
Port Huron, Herold, weekly,
Sturgis, Stui'giser Zeitung, weekly,
MINNESOTA.
Mankato, Der Minnesota Beobachter, w'y, K 1
Mankato, Post, weekly.
Minneapolis, Freie Presse, weekly, J 2
Minneapolis, Herold, weekly, J 1
New Ulm, Post, weekly, K 1
Rochester, Herold, weekly, K 1
St. Cloud, Der Noidstern, weekly, J 2
St. Paul, Volkszeitung, daily, ) J 1
weekly, \ HI
* Minnehaha, Sundays. )
St. Paul, Familien Zeitung, semi-weekly, J 2
St. Paul, Der Wanderer, Aveekly, H 2
Stillwater, St. Croix Post, weekly, K Z
Winona, Adler, weekly, J 1
Winona, Westlicher Herold, weekly, J 2
MISSOURL
Boonville, Der Central Missourier, w'kly, K 1
Clayton, St. Louis Co. Waechter, weekly, J 1
Concordia, Missouri Thalbote, weekly, J 1
Hermann, Hermanner Volksblatt, w'kly, K 2
Hermann, Stern, weekly, L 2
Jackson, Deutscher Volksfreund, Aveekly.
Jefferson City, Missouri Volksfreund,
weekly, K 2
Kansas City, Post, daily, K 1
Kansas City, Presse, daily, J 2
! Kansas City, Vorwaerts, weekly, K 1
O'Fallon, Katholischer Hausfreund, w'ly, J 2
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St. Charles, Republikaner, weekly,
Ste. Genevieve, Herold, weekly,
St. Joseph, Volksblatt, daily, ]
" weekly, I
" Sundays, j
(no advertisements in Sunday). J
St. Louis, Amerlka, daily,
" weekly.
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays,
St. Louis, Anzeiger des Westens,
daily
'• " weekly,
" " Sundays,
St. Louis, Tribune, daily, )
•' Sundays, /
" weekly, )
St. Louis, Westliche Post, daily, )
*' " weekly, >
" " Sundays, )
St. Louis, Der Herold des Glaubens, w'ly, F 2
St. Louis, * Die Abendschnle, weekly.
St. Louis, Die Parole, weekly,
St. Louis, Die Rundschau, weekly,
St. Louis, Humorist, weekly,
St. Louis, Laterne. weekly,
St. Louis, * Der Lutheraner, semi-monthly,
St. Louis, * Evangelisch - Lutherisches
Schulblatt, monthly.
St. Louis, * Lehre und Wehre, monthly.
St. Louis. Pastoral-Blatt, monthly,
Sedalla, Journal, weekly,
Warrenton, Volksfreund, weekly,
Warrenton, Central Wesleyan College,
Star, monthly.
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MISSOURI.
Washington, Die Wa.sliiugtoner Post,
weekly,
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Fremont, Platte River ZeitunR, weekly,
Grand Island, Der Herold, weekly,
Hastings, Nebraska Volksfrennd, w'kly,
Lincoln, Freie Presse, weekly,
Lincoln, Nebraska Staats-Anzelger, w'ly,
Nebraska City, Nebraska Staats-Zeitiing,
weekly.
Omaha, Nebraska Tribune, daily, )
" " weekly, J
Omaha, Post, weekly,
West Point, Nebraska Volksblatt, w'kly,
NEW JERSEY.
Camden, Camden Co. Journal, weekly, J 1
Carlstadt, Freie Presse, weekly, L 1
Egg Harbor, Der Beobachter, weekly, K 1
Egg Harbor, Der Pilot, weekly, L 2
Egg Harbor, Der Zeitgeist, weekly, L 2
Elizabeth, Freie Presse, weekly, J 1
Hoboken, Hudson Co. Journal, Sundays, 1 1
Jersey City, New Jersey Freie Presse, w'y, L 2
Jersej" City, New Jersey Staats Zeitung,
w^eekly, J 1
Newark, New Jersey Deutsche Zeitung, )
daily, V 1 1
Tribuene, Sundays, ) 12
Newark, New Jersey Freie Zeitiuig, d'ly, ) H 2
Der Erzaehler, Sundays, J tf 1
Newark, Der Beobachter am Passaic, w'y, J 2
Newark, Newarker Sonntagsblatt, Sun-
days, L 2
Newark, Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Newark, Deutscher Evangelist, semi-m'y, K 1
Newark,* Der Kirchenbote, monthly.
New Brunswick, Journal, weekly, L 2
Orange, Sonntagsblatt, Sundays, L 2
Orange, Volksbote, weekly, L 2
Paterson, Volksfreund. daily, L 2
Paterson, Sonntagsgast. Sundays.
Trenton, New Jersey Staats Journal, w'y, K 1
Vineland,* Bote der Neuen Kirclie, semi-
monthlT.
NEW YORK.
Albanj% Freie Blaetter, daily,
Albany, Taglicher Herold, daily,
Albany, Der Erz Druide, monthly,
Brooklyn, Brooklyuer Freie Presse, d'ly, )
Long Islaender. Sundays, )
Brooklyn, Brooklyuer Courier, weekly.
Brooklyn, Brooklyuer Reform, weekly,
Brooklyn, Laterne, weekly,
Brooklyn, Long Island Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly,
Brooklyn, Neue Freie Presse, weekl3'.
BufEalo, Demokrat, daily,
Weltbuerger, weekly,
Buffalo, Freie Presse, daily,
" weekly,
Tribuene, Sundavs,
Buffalo, Volksfreund, daily.
" " weekly,
Buffalo, Aurora, weekly,
Buffalo, Deutsches Volksblatt. weekly,
Buffalo, Die ChristUche Woche, weekly.
College Point, Long Island Central Zeit-
ung, weekly.
College Point, Queens Co. Freie Presse,
weekly,
Kingston, Devitsche Zeitung und Beo-
bachter am Hudson, weekly.
Long Island City, Long Island Beobach-
ter, weekly.
Mount Vernon, Westchester Co. Anzeiger,
weekly,
Newtown, Long Island Journal und
Volksblatt, weekly,
New York, New Yorker Herold, daily.
New York, New Yorker Tages-Nach- 1
riehten, daily, (
Sonntags Nachrichten, (
Sundays, J
New York, New Yorker Volks Zeitung, 1
daily, I
w'ly, r
Sonntagsblatt, Sundays, i
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w'ly.
New Yorker Revue und .
Beobachter am Hudson |
Sundays, J
New York, Staats-Zeitung, dailj% )
" " weekly, >
" " Sundays, )
New York, Amerikanische Schweizer
Zeitung, weekly,
New York, Balm Frei, weekly.
New York, Brooklyuer Journal, weekly.
New York, Der Freischutz, Sundays,
New York, Der Fuehrer, weekly.
New York, Der Pfalzer in Amerika, w'ly.
New York, Der Reporter, weekly.
New York, Der Republikaner, weekly.
New York, Der Sozialist, weekly.
New York, * oeutsch- Amerikanische
VolksBibliothek, weekly.
New York, Deutsche-Amerikanische
Baecker Zeitung, weeklj'.
New York, * Deutscher Volksfreund, w'y.
New York, Die Tribune, weekly.
New York, Die Wacht, Sundays,
New York, Echo, Sundays.
New York, Figaro, Sundays,
New York, Fortschritt, weekly.
New York, Frank Leslie's Illustrirte Zeit-
ung, weekly.
New York, Freiheit, weekly.
New York, Katholisches Volksblatt, w'ly, D 2
New York, Lose Blatter, Sundays.
New York, Masonia, weeklj'.
New York, Nachrichten aus Deutschland
und der Schweiz, weekly.
New York, New Jersey Review, weekly.
New York, New Yorker Belletristisches
Journal, weekly.
New York, New Yorker Deutsches Volks-
blatt und Burger-Zeitung, weekly.
New York, New Yorker Gerichts Zeitung,
weekly,
New York, New Yorker Handel's Zeit-
ung, weekly,
New York, New Yorker Platt-Deutsche
Post, weekly.
New York, New Yorker
Wochenblatt, weekly,
New York, New Yorker Sonntags Jour-
nal, Sundays.
New York, New Yorker Tagblatt, weekly,
New York, Oesterreichiscli - Amerikan-
ische Zeitung, weekly.
New York, Puck, weekly.
New York, *Deutsch - Amerikanische
Familien Blaetter, bi-weekly.
New York, =f Deutscher Familien Schatz,
bi-weekly.
New York, Novellen Schatz, bi-weekly,
New York, Deutsch- A merikanische
Apotheker Zeitung, semi-monthly.
New York, Deutsch -Am erikanische
Buchdrucker Zeitung, semi-monthly.
New York, New Yorker Schutzen Zei-
tung, semi monthly, '
New York. Vereingte Staaten Orden und
Vereins Revue, semi monthly.
New York, Der Amerikanische Bier-
Brauer, monthly.
New York, Der Techniker, monthly,
New York, Deutscher Bote, monthly.
New York, German and American Brew-
ers' Journal, monthly.
New York, Junges Volk, monthly.
New York, New Yorker Medizinische
Presse, monthly.
New York, Pharuiaceutische Rundschau,
monthly,
Rochester, Abend Po.st und Beobachter, ^
daily, I
Sountagslilatt, Sundays, (
Wochenblatt, weekly, J
Rochester, Volksblatt, daily, )
" weekly, /•
Sonntags Journal. Sundays, )
Rochester, Katholische Volkszeitung, w'y,
Schenectady, Deutscher Anzeiger, w'iy,
Stapleton, Der Deutsche Stateii I.^lander,
weekly,
Syracuse, Central Demokrat, weekly.
Schwaeblsches
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y's, )
SjTacuse, Union, weeklj-,
Troy, Freie Deutsche Presse, weekly,
Utica, Deutsche Zeitung uud Oneida
Deniokrat, triweekly,
Yonkers, Journal, weekly,
OHIO.
Akron, Der Germania, weekly,
Akron, Fi-eie Presse, weekly,
Bucyxnis, Courier, weekly,
Canton, Tagliche Journal, daily. )
vi" " weekly, )
Canton, Die Ohio Volks-Zeitung, weekly,
Celiua. Mercer Co. Bote, weekly,
Chillicothe, Unsere Zeit, weekly,
Cincinnati, Anzeiger, daily,
" weekly
" Sundays
Cincinnati, Arbeiterblatt, daily,
Cincinnati, Cincinnatier Zeitung, daily
Cincinnati, Freie Presse, daily,
" %veekly,
Sundays,
Cincinnati, Volksblatt, daily, ;
" weekly, >
Westliche Blaetter, Sund'ys )
Cincinnati, Volksfreund, dailj', )
" weekly, >
Sonntagniorgen, Sundays, )
Cincinnati, Cincinnatier Sonntagsblatt,
Sundays.
Cincinnati, Der Christliche Apologete,
weekly,
Cincinnati, Die Deborah, w^eekly,
Cincinnati, Protestantlscher Haus-
Freund, weekly,
Cincinnati, Unionist, weekly,
Cincinnati, "Wahrheitsfreund, weekly, .
Cincinnati, * Der Sendbote, niontlily.
Cincinnati, Haus und Herd, nionthlj',
Cincinnati, Der Deutsche Pionier,
quarterly,
Cleveland, Anzeiger, daily,
weekly,
" Sundaj'S,
Cleveland, Waechter am Erie, daily, "1
weekly, I
Sonntagsblatt Des Waechter j
am Erie, Sundays, J
Cleveland, Clevelander Post, weekly.
Cleveland, Clevelander Volksf reund,w'ly.
Cleveland, Der Christliche Botschafter,
weekly,
Cleveland, Der Sendbote, weekly,
Cleveland, Die Stimme der Wahrheit,
weekly,
Cleveland, Reformirte KIrchenzeittmg,
weekly,
Cleveland, Abendlust, monthly,
Cleveland, Evangelische Magazin, m'thly,
Columbus, Der Westbote, tri-weekly, )
" " weekly, S
Columbus, Der Ohio Sonntagsgast,
Sundays
" " " 4-page edition
Columbus, Ohio "Waisenfreund, weekly,
Columbus, * Lutherische Kirchen Zei-
tung, semi-monthly.
Coshocton, Wochenblatt, weekly
Dayton, Die Daytoner Volkszeitung,
daily
Dayton. Der Froehliche Botschafter, w'y,
Dayton, Wachter, weekly.
Dayton, Nutzlicher Freuud, monthly.
Defiance, Herold, weekly,
Fiudlaj', Wochenblatt, weekly.
Fremont, Courier, weekly,
Greenville, Die Post, weekly,
Hamilton, National Zeitung, weekly,
Ironton, Der Waechter am Ohio, weekly,
Kenton, Das "Wochenblatt, weekly,
Lima, Der Courier, weeklj^.
Marietta, Zeitung, weekly,
Marysville, Union County Wochenblatt,
weeklj'.
Napoleon, Henry Co. Deniokrat, weekly,
Newark, Express, weekly.
New Bremen, Stern des Westlichen Ohio,
weekly,
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GERMAN.
OHIO.
New Philadelphia, Der Deutsche Beobach-
ter, weekly, K 1
Norwalk, Adler, weekly, L 2
Plqua, Der CoiTespondent, weekly, K 2
Portsmouth, Correspondent, weekly, K 2
Sandusky, Deniokrat, senii-w^eekly, ) K 1
weekly, i L2
Springfield, Springflelder Journal, w'kly, K 2
Steubell^-ille, Germania, weekly, K 2
Tiflftu, Die Tiffin Presse, weekly, K 1
Toledo, Express, daily, ) K 2
weekly, S K 2
Toledo, Volksfreund. weekly, I 2
Upper Sandusky, Die Germania, weekly.
Woodsfield, Monroe Journal, weekly, K 2
Wooster, Journal, weekly, K 1
Youngstown, Rundschau, weekly, J 2
Zauesville, Post, weeklj-, K 2
OREGON.
Portland, Staats Zeitung, daily. )
" weekly, )
PENNSYLVANIA.
Allegheny, Alleghenier und Pittsburgher
Sonntagsbote, Sundaj's,
Allegheny, * Coi'nelia, semi-monthly.
Allehtown, Friedens-bote, weeklj%
Allento^vn, * Herold und Zeitschrif t, w'y.
Allentown, Unabhaengiger Republikaner,
weekly,
Allentown, Welt-Bote, weekly,
Allentown, *Der Jugend-Freund, m'thly.
Altoona, Der Deutsche Volksfuehrer,
weekly,
Bethlehem, Der Brueder Botschafter,
weekly,
Boyertown, Demokrat, weekly,
Doylestown, Bucks .Co. Express and Re-
form, weekly.
Doylestown, Der Morgenstern, weekly,
Easton, Northampton Correspondent,
weekly,
Erie, Tageblatt, dally,
Erie, Sonntagsgast, Sundays.
Erie, Zuscliauer in der Neuen Heimath,
weekly,
Hambtirgh, Hamburger Schnellpost, w'ly,
Hanover, Der Citizen, weekly,
Harrisburg, Dauphin Co. Journal, weekly,
Harrisburg, Pennsylvanische Staats-Zei-
tung, weekly,
Hazleton, Journal, weekly,
Hazleton, Volksblatt, weekly,
Johnstown, Freie Presse, weekly,
Kutztown, American Patriot, weekly,
Kutztown, Journal, weekly,
Lancaster, Freie Presse, daily. )
Die Laterne, weekly, >
Sonntags-Journal, Sundays. )
Lancaster, Der Famllien Freund, w'kly,
Lancaster, Der Volksfreund und Beo-
bachter, weeklj',
Lansdale, Der Beobachter, weekly,
Lebanon, Volks-Zeitung, weekljs
Lebanon, Wahrer Deniokrat. weekly,
Mansfield (Putnam P. O.), Wochenblatt,
Aveeklj'-.
Meatlville, Freie Pre-sse, weeklj',
Norristown, Montgomery County
weeklj-.
Pennsliurgh, Der Bauern Freund
Deniokrat, weekly,
Perkasie, Banner, weekly,
Philadelphia, Abend Post, daily,
Philadelphia, Deniokrat. daily,
Vereinigte Staaten Zeitung, w'y, .
Philadelphia, Freie Presse, daily, )
Die Republikanischer Flagge, w'y, i
Philadelphia Gazette, dailj'.
Philadelphia, Tageblatt, daily, I
Sonntags-Blatt, Sundays, J
Philadelphia, Volks-blatt, dailj%
Philadelphia, Vorwarts, semi-weeklj-.
Philadelphia, Die Neue Welt, Sundays,
Philadelphia, Nord-Amerika, weekly,
Philadeljihia, Sonntags Journal, Sundajs
Philadelphia, Vereins Zeitung. weekly,
Philadelphia, Carpenter, monthly,
Philadelphia, *Der Missionsbote, monthly.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
Pittsburgh, Fieiheits' Freund. dally.
Freiheits' Freund und Pitts
burger Courier, weekly
Pittsburgh, Pittsburger Beobachter,
daily,
w'kly,
Pittsburgh, Pittsburger Volksblatt, daily }
w'ly, S
Pittsburgh, Katholisches Faniilienblatt,
weekly.
Pittsburgh, People's Advocate and Com-
mercial Advertiser, weekl.v,
Pittsbm-gh, Pittsburger Sonntagsblatt
and die Reform, Sundays,
Pittsburgh, *Sto%veirs Petroleum Re-
porter, monthly.
Pottsville, Amerikanischer Republikaner,
weekly,
Pottsville, Jefferson Demokrat, weekly,
Quakertown, Patriot und Reformer, %v'ly,
Quakertown, *Da.s Himmels Manna, m'ly.
Quakertown, Die Kierche Unterm Krenz,
Reading, Die Post, dailj% )
Banner von Berks, weekly, >
Die Biene, Sundays, )
Reading, Adler, weeklj-,
Reading, Die Deutsche Eiche, weekly,
Reading, Lutherisches Kirchenblatt, w'y,
Reading, Republikaner von Berks, w'ly,
Reading, Der Reformii-te Hausfreund,
semi-monthly,
Reading, Der Sonntagsgast, monthlj*.
Reading, Litteratur-Blatt, monthly,
Scranton, Der Herold, semi-weekly,
Scranton, Wochenblatt, weekly,
Sharpsburg, Sharpsbm-g and Etna News
Acme, weekly.
Skippack, Der Neutralist und Allgemeine
Neuigkeits Bote, weeklj^,
Telford, 3Iontgomei'y Co. Presse. weekly,
Wilkes-Barre, Demokratischer Waechter,
weekly,
"Wilkes-Barre, Luzerne Co. Express, w'ly,
Wilkes-Barre, Samstag Abend, weekly,
Williamsport, Die Susquehanna Zeitung,
weekly,
"Williamsport, "West Branch Beobachter,
weeklj',
York, Die Gazette, weekly,
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, Anzeiger, weekly,
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Charleston, Deutsche Zeitung, semi-w'y, } L 2
" " weekly, !fL2
TENNESSEE.
Memphis, Sudliches Post Journal, w'kly,. 1 1
Nashville, Anzeiger des Sudens, weekly, J 1
TEXAS.
Austin, Texas "V^orwarts, weekly, J 1
Austin, "Wochenblatt, weekly, J 1
Boerne, Republikaner, weeklj% K 1
Brenham, Texas Staats Zeitung, weekly, K 1
Brenhani, Texas "Volksbote, weekly, K 1
Cuero, Der Deutsche Herold. weekly, K 1
Dallas, Texas Volksblatt, weekly, K 2
Fort "Worth, Deutsche Zeitung, weekly.
Fredericksburg, Fredericksburger Woch-
enblatt, weekly,
Galvestou. Die Texas Post, weekly,
Houston, Texas Deutsche Zeitung, w'kly,
New Braunfels, Neu-Braunfelser Zei-
tung, weekly,
San Antonio. Freie Presse fur Texas,
daily,
weekly,
San Antonio, Der Beobachter, weekly,
Seguln. Der Wachter, weekly.
Victoria, Deutsche Zeitung fuer Texas,
weekly, K 1
VIRGINIA.
Richmond, Anzeiger,
Virginlsche Zeitung, S'days, ,
Richmond, Virginia Staats Gazette, daily, K 1
WEST VIRGINIA.
Wheeling, Wheelinger Volksblatt, daily, ) J 1
w'ly, \ J 2
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WISCONSIN.
Appleton, Volksfreund, weeklv, ) J 2
(Mail Edition), 5 J 2
Appleton, Wecker und Beobachter am
Winnebago, weekly, J 2
Chilton. Wiskonsin Demokrat, weekly, K 2
Eau Claire. Chippewa Anzeiger, weekly, L 2
Fond du Lac, Aus der Heiniat, weekly.
Fond du Lac, Nordwestlicher Courier,
weekly, 1 1
Fountain City, Buffalo Co. Republikaner,
weekly, J l
Green Bay, Der Landsmann, weekly, J 2
Kaukauna. Postbote, weekly.
La Crosse, Nord Stern, weeklj', 1 1
Madison, Wisconsin Botschafter, weekly, J 1
Madison, Wisconsin Staats-Zeitiing, w'ly, K 2
Manitowoc. Der Nord-Westen, weekly, J 1
Manitowoc, Post, weeklj', K 1
Marshfleld, Der Demokrat, weekly, L 2
Mauston, Juneau Co. Rundschau, w'kly, L 2
Mayville, Dodge Co. Piouier, weeklj-, J 1
Mayville, Volksfreund, weeklj\
Medford, Der Waldbote, weeklj', K 1
Medford, Deutsche Zeitung, weeklj-, L 2
Medford, Der Ansiedler in Wisconsin,
semi-monthlj'.
Menasha, Winnebago Anzeiger, weeklj-, J 1
Milwaukee, Der Seebote, daily, ) 1 1
weeklj-, > G2
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Milwaukee, Freie Presse, daily, ? J 2
Sonntagsblatt, Sunday, J J 2
Milwaukee, Herold, dailj-, ) H 2
" ^veeklJ-, > E 2
Volks Magazin, Sundays, ) G 1
Milwaukee, National Reformer, dailv. )
weekly. S
Milwaukee, Amerikanische Turnzeitung,
Sundays, H 1
Milwaukee, Au, Sundays, J 2
Milwaukee, Columbia, weekly, G 1
Milwaukee, Excelsior, weekly, 12
Milwaukee, Freidenker, Sundays, I 2
Milwaukee, Germania, weekly. B 1
Milwaukee, Jugend Post, weekly, J 1
Milwaukee, * Kinder-Post, Sundays.
Milwaukee, Volk■^blatt, weekly, J 2
Milwaukee, Wisconsin Banner und Volks-
freund, weeklj-, H 2
Milwaukee, * Im Familien Kreise, bi-w'y.
Milwaukee, Acker und Gartenbau Zeit-
ung. semi-monthlj-. E 1
Slilwaukee, Der Hermanns-Sohn, semi-
monthly, J 1
Milwaukee, Die Deutsch- Amerikanische
Gewerbe und Industrie Zeitung : Fort-
schritt der Zeit, semi-monthly, G 2
Milwaukee, * Armlnia, monthlj-.
Milwaukee, Erziehungs-Blaetter, monthly, J i
Milwaukee, * Lehrer-Post, monthlj-.
Milwaid£ee, Lucifer, monthlj*.
Monroe, Green Co. Herold, weeklj-. K 1
Neillsville, Der Deutsch- Amerikaner, w'y, K 1
Oshkosh, Wisconsin Telegi-aph, weekly, J 2
Plymouth, Nordwestliehe Post, weeklj-.
Portage, Columbia Co. Wecker, weekly, L 2
Port Washington, Zeitung, weekly, K 1
Racine, Correspondent, weeklj-, K 1
Reedsburg, Sauk Co. Herold, weeklj-, K 1
Ripon, Post, weekly, L 2
St. Francis, Caecilia. monthlj-, J 1
Sauk Cit J-, Pionier am Wisconsin, weeklj', K 1
Shawano, Shawano Co. Wochenblatt. w'j-, L 2
Sheboj'gan, National Demokrat, weekly, J 2
Sheboygan, Zeitung und Tribun, weekly, K 2
Watertown, Weltburger. weekly, .7 2
Wausau, Der Deutsche Pioneer, weekly, K 1
Wausau, Wochenblatt, weekly, K 2
West Bend, Deutscher Beobachter, w'kly, K 1
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Fargo, Posten, weeklj-.
Janaestown, Der Pionier, weekly, K 2
Sioux Falls, Dakota Deutsche Zeitung,
weekly, K 1
Yankton, Dakota Freie Presse, weekl.y, K 2
Yankton, Die Dakota Post, weeklj'.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Seattle, Die Tribune, weekly, L 2
Tacoma, Wacht am Sunde, weeklj', L 1
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ONTARIO, D. C.
Berlin, Freie Presse, weekly.
Berlin, Journal, weekly, J 2
Berlin, Evaugeliums Panier, bi-weekly, K 2
Berlin, Gospel Banner, bi-weekly, J 2
Berlin, Liilherisehes Yolksblatt, semi-m'y, K2
Berlin, Friedensbote, monthly, J 1
New Hamburg, Canadisches Volksblatt,
weekly, K 2
Stratford, Der Canadischer Kolonist, w'y, J 1
Walkerton, Die Ontario Glocke, weekly, K 1
Waterloo, Canadischer Bauernfreund,
weekly, J 2
FRENCH.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles, L'Unlon Nouvelle, weekly.
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San Francisco, Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, daily, ) I 2
weekly, \ J 2
(European Edition), ; K 2
San Francisco, Le Franco-Calif ornien, d'y.
San Francisco, Le Petit Journal, weekly, J 1
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Courrier de L'lUinois, weekly, K 2
LOUISIANA.
Abbeville, Meridional, weekly, L 2
Bonnet Carre, Meschacebe, weekly, L 2
Convent, Le Foyer Creole, weekly, L 2
Houma, Courier, weeklj-, L 2
La Fayette, Advertiser, weeklj', L 2
New Iberia, Louisiana Farmer, weekly, K 1
New Orleans, L'Abeille, daily, I 12
" weekly, > 1 1
New Orleans, Le Trait d'Uuion, daily.
New Orleans, Le Franco Louisianais, w'y, K 1
New Orleans, Le Propagateur CathoUque,
weekly, J 1
New Orleans, L'Opinion, Sundays.
Opelousas, Courier, weekly, L 2
St. Martiuville, St. Martin Reveille, w'ly, L 2
Thibodaux, Sentinel, weekly, K 1
MAINE.
Lewiston, Le Messager, weekly, K 2
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, Le Francais, montlilv.
Fall River. L'Independant, weekly, J 1
Holyoke, Le Defenseur, weekly, K 1
Holyoke, Le Ralliement, weekly.
Springfield, Le Jean Baptiste, weekly, J 1
Worcester, Le Travailleur, semi-weekly, 1 1
MICHIGAN.
Bay City, Le Courrier, weekly, K 2
Bay City, Le Patriote, weekly, 1 1
MINNESOTA.
Minneapolis, Echo de L'Ouest, weekly, 1 1
Minneapolis, Le Progres, weekly, K 2
St. Paul, Le Canadien, weekly, ' H 1
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Le Patriote, weekly, 1 1
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Manchester, La Petite Republique, semi-
weekly.
Manchester, Le Courrier du New Hamp-
shire, weekly, J i
NEW YORK
New York, Courrier des Etats-Unis, ")
daily, 1 G 1
Sundaj-s, (G2
weekly, J F2
New York, Les Petites AflRches, weekly, J 1
New York, L'Independant, weekly, J 1
Plattsburgh, Le National, weekly, J 2
Troy, La Patrie, weekly, K 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia, L'Avenir, nionthlj-, L 2
FRENCH.
RHODE ISLAND.
Woonsocket, Courrier Canadien, semi-
weekly, L 2
MANITOBA, D. C.
St. Boniface, Le Manitoba, weekly, L 2
NEW BRUNSWICK, D. C.
Bathurst, Courrier des Provinces Mari-
times, weekly, J 2
Shediac, Le Moniteur Acadien, semi-w'ly, J 2
ONTARIO, D. C.
Ottawa, Le Canada, daily, ) J 2
L'Unlon Nationale, weekly, J K 2
Windsor, Le Progres, weekly, J 1
QUEBEC, D. C.
Beauharnois, Le Drapeau de Beauhar-
nois, weekly,
Chicoutimi, Le Reveil du Saguenay, w'ly,
Farnham, La Presse de Fai-nham, semi-
weeklv,
Hull, La Vallee D'Ottowa, daily,
Joliette, La Gazette de Joliette, weekly,
Joliette, L'Observateur, weekly,
Joliette. L'Etudiant, monthly.
Levis, Le Quotidien, daily, ?
L'Hebdomadaire, weekly, 3
Levis, *Annales de la Bonne Ste. Anne
de Beaupre, monthly.
Louiseville, Courrier de Louisevllle, w'ly, K 1
Malbaie (Murray Bay P. O.), L'Echo des
Laurentides, weekly,
Montreal, La Minerve, daily, )
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Montreal, La Patrie, dailj', ?
Le Peuple, weekly, )
Montreal, La Presse, daily,
Montreal, Le Monde, daily, ?
weekly, J
Montreal, L'Etendard, daily,
" weekly, .
Montreal, Feuilleton Hlustre, weekly
Montreal, La Semalne Religieuse, w'kly, J 1
Montreal, L'Aurore, weekly, J 2
Montreal, Le Canard, weekly. G 1 •
Montreal, Le Monde Hlustre, weekly, H 2
Montreal, Le Moniteur du Commerce,
weekly, H 1
Montreal, Le Violon, weekly.
Montreal, Journal D'Hygiene Populaire,
monthly, K 2
Montreal, La Revue Canadienne, m'thly, L 2
Montreal, Le Colonisateur Canadien, m'ly.
Montreal, Le Journal d'Agriculture
Hlustre, monthly, H 2
Montreal, L'Union Medicale du Canada,
monthlv, K 2
Montreal. Petite Revue du Tiers-Ordre,
monthly,
Quebec, Le Canadien, daily,
" " tri-weekly
Le Cultivateur, wt ekly , .
Quebec, Le Courrier du Canada, daily, >
Journal de," Campagnes, w'kly, S
ly, V
Quebec, L'Electeur, dailj', )
" weekly, )
Quebec, L'Evenement, daily,
(Quebec, Le Journal de Quebec, daily, )
tri-w'ly, )
Quebec, La Justice, Aveekly.
Quebec, La Verite, weekly,
(Quebec, Le Reveil Litteraire, semi-ni'ly.
St. Hyacinthe, Le Courrier de St. Hya-~|
cinthe, tri-weekly, (
Le Courrier de St. Hyacinthe Jour- '
nal d'Agriculture, weekly, J
St. Hyacinthe, L'Union, semi-weekly, )
weekly, )
St. John's, Le Franco-Canadien, weekly,
St. Roch, L'Ami des Campagnes, w'kly,
Sherbrooke, Le Progres de L'Est, semi- )
weekly, >
" " weekly, )
Sherbrooke, Le Pionnier, weekly,
Sorel, Le Sorelois, semi-weekly.
Three Rivers, Le Journal Des Trois-
Rivieres, semi-weekly,
Valleyfleld, Le Progres de Vallej'fleld,
weekly.
Waterloo, Journal de Waterloo, weekly.
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Chicago, Skandinaven, daily, )
SKANDINAVIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, Bien, weekly, K 2
ILLINOIS.
HI
weekly, S D 1
Chicago, Amerika, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Bladet, weekly, G- 2
Chicago, Den Christelige Talsmand,
weekly, G 1
Chicago, Folke-Vennen, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Gamla och Nya Hemlandet,
weekly, F 1
Chicago, Illustreret Ugeblad, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Kurre, weekly.
Chicago, Missions Wannen, weekly, G 2
Chicago, Xorden, weekly, G 2
Chicago, Nya Wecko Posten, weekly, H 2
Chicago, Sandebudet, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Scandia, weeklj% H 1
Chicago, Svenska Amerikanaren, w'kly, G 2
Chicago, Svenska Tribunen, weekly, D 2
Chicago, Verdens Gang, weekly, H 1
Chicago, Wart Land och Folk, weekly.
Chicago, *Opbyggelses-Bladets, semi-m'y.
Chicago, Famllie Joui*nal, monthly, J 2
Rock Island, Augustana och Mission-
aren, weekly, G 1
Rock Island, Ungdoms-Vannen, m'thly, H 1
IOWA.
Cedar Rapids, Fra Alle Lande, semi-
monthly, J 2
Decorah, *Evangelisk Luthersk Kirketid-
ende, weekly.
Decorah, Posten, weekly, F 2
Decorah, For Hjemmet, semi-monthly, K 2
Des Moines, Svithiod, weekly, I 2
Lamoni, Sandhedens Banner, monthlj', K 1
MASSACHUSETTS.
Worcester, Veckoblad, weekly.
MICHIGAN.
Battle Creek, Sandhedens Tidende, semi-
monthly, I i
Battle Creek, *Sanningens Harold, semi-
- monthly.
MINNESOTA.
Cormorant, Fredsbudet, monthly, I 2
Fergus Falls, Ugeblad. weekly, K 2
Minneapolis, Arbeidets Kidder, w^eekly.
MinueapolLs, Budstikken, weekly, H 1
Minneapolis, Folkebladet, weekly, H 1
Minneapolis, Svenska Amerikanska
Posten, weekly, 1 1
Minneapolis, Svenska Folkets Tidning,
weekly, F 2
Minneapolis, Svenska Kristna Harolden,
weekly, J 2
Minneapolis, Skandinavisk Farmer Jour-
nal, semi-monthly, 1 1
St. Paul, Nordvesten, weekly, H 2
St. Paul, SkaflEaren, weekly, H 2
MISSOURI.
Kansas City, Svenska Weckobladet, w'y, K 2
NEBRASKA.
Blair, *Kirkebladet,' semi-monthly.
Omaha, Svenska Posten, weekly, H 1
Omaha, Farmer Journal, semi-monthly.
Stromsburg, Folkets Van, weekly.
NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Nordiske Blade, weekly, I 2
Jamestown, Wart Nya Hem, weekly, J 1
New York, New Yorks Svenska Harold,
weekly.
New York, Nordstjeman, weekly, H 2
New York, Sanning och Frid, semi-m'ly. 1 1
WISCONSIN.
La Crosse, Faedrelandet og Emigranten,
weekly, Q 1
DAKOTA TERRITORY.
Grand Forks, Tidende, weekly, K 1
Portland, Dakota Biadet, weekly, K 1
Sioux Falls, Vesterheimen, weekly, J 2
UTAH TERRITORY.
Salt Lake City, Bikubeu, weekly, J 2
Salt Lake City, Svenska Harolden, w'kly, J 1
SPANISH.
CALIFORNIA.
Los Angeles. La Cronica, weekly, K 2
San Francisco, La Correspondencia, w'ly.
San Francisco, La Republica, weekly, J 2
San Francisco, La Sociedad, weekly, J 1
San Francisco, Pacific Record of Medicine
and Pliarmacy, monthly.
COLORADO.
Alamosa, El Anciano, semi-monthly.
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Trinidad, Advertiser, daily, )
" weekly, J
FLORIDA.
Key West, El Pueblo, weekly.
Key West, Equator, weekly, K 1
Key West, La Propaganda, Sundays.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Mexican Trade Journal and
Spanish- American Advertiser, m'ly.
MISSOURL
St. Louis, El Comercio del Valle, monthly,H 2
St. Louis, La Union de America, monthly, J 1
NEW YORK.
New York, Las Novedades, daily, } H 1
weekly, i H 2
New York, La Republica, weeklj , J 1
New York, El Comercio, monthly, H 1
New York, El Economlsta Americano,
monthly, J 1
New York, El Espejo, monthly, K 2
New York, El Progreso, monthly, H 1
New York, Foreign Trade Gazette, m'hly, H 2
New York, La America, monthly, H 2
PENNSYLVANLA..
Philadelphia, El Progreso, monthly.
TEXAS.
Laredo, El Horizonte, semi-weekly, K 2
Laredo, El Mutualista, weeklj'.
Laredo, La Colonia Mexlcana, weekly.
Yselta, Independent, weekly, L 2
ARIZONA TERRITORY.
Nogales, El Monitor Fronterizo, Sundays, L 2
Tucson, El Fronterizo, weekly, K 2
NEW MEXICO TERRITORY.
Las Cruces, El Tiempo, weekly.
Las Vegas, Revista Catolica, Sundays, K 2
Santa Fe, El Boletin Popular, weekly.
Wagon Mound, La Flecna, weekly, K 1
BOHEMIAN.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Chicagske Listy, tri-weekly, K 2
Chicago, Amerikan, weekly.
Chicago, Lekarz Domowy, semi-monthly.
IOWA.
Iowa City, Slovan Americky, weekly, J 1
MISSOURI.
St. Louis, Hlas, weeklj', H 2
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Pokrok Zapadu, weekly, H 1
Omaha, *Kvetj' Americke, semi-monthly.
NEW YORK.
New York, DelnLk Americky, daily, J 2
New York, New-Yorske Listy, dailj'.
OHIO.
Cleveland, Volnost, tri-weekly, J 2
Cleveland, Dennice Novoveku, semi-w'ly, J 2
TEXAS.
Brj'an, Slovan and Rolntk, weekly, J 1
La Grange, Svoboda, weekly.
WISCONSIN.
Milwatikee, Domacnost, weekly, H 1
Racine, Slavie, weekly, ^ G 1
* Rodina, Sundays,
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HOIiI.A^DISH.
ILLINOIS,
Chicago, De Nederlander, weekly,
IOWA.
Orange City, De Volksvriend, weekly,
Pella, Week Blad, weekly,
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MICHIGAN.
Grand Rapids, De Standaard, semi-w'kly, J 2
Grand Rapids, Vrijheids Banier, weekly, J 1
Grand Rapids, Yankee Dutch, weekly, K 2
Holland, De Grondwet, weekly, H 1
Holland, De Hollander, weekly, L 2
Holland, De Hope, weekly, J 1
Holland, De Wachter, weekly, K 1
NEW JERSEY.
Paterson, De Telegraaf , weekly,
WISCONSIN.
De Pere, De Standaard, weekly.
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Kmyer Chicagoski, daily.
Chicago, * Dzienswiety, weekly.
Chicago, Gazeta Katolicka, weekly,
Chicago, Gazeta Polska, weekly,
MINNESOTA.
Winona, Wiarus, weekly,
NEW YORK.
Buffalo, Ojczyzna, semi- weekly,
WISCONSIN.
Milwaukee, Zgoda, weekly.
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ILLINOIS.
Chicago, Vort Land, weekly.
NEBRASKA.
Omaha, Dannebrog, weekly,
Omaha, Den Danske Pioneer, weekly,
WISCONSIN.
Racine, Folkets Avis, weekly.
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NEW YORK.
Remsen, Y Cenhadwr Americanaidd, m'y, K 1
FINNISH.
OHIO.
Harbor, Huliwili Poika, weekly.
Harbor, Pohjantahti, weekly.
Harbor, Walwoja, monthly.
Utica, Y Drych, weekly,
Utica, Y Cyfaill. monthly,
Utica, Y Wa^^T, monthly,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Pittsburgh, Y Wasg, weekly,
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MICHIGAN.
Calumet, Amerikan Suomalainen Lehti,
weekly, K 1
MINNESOTA.
New York Mills, Unsi Kotimaa, weekly, K 2
OHIO.
Ashtabula, Yhdyswaltain Sanomat, semi-
weekly, K 2
Ashtabula, Joutohetket, monthly.
Ashtabula, Perheen Ystawa, monthly.
ITALIAN.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, La Voce del Popolo, semi-
weekly, H 1
San Francisco, L'Elvezia, weekly, J 1
NEW YORK.
New York, n Progresso Italo- Americano,
daily, J 2
New York, L'Eco D'ltaUa, daily, ) I 2
Revlsta Italo- Americana, w'y, J 1 1
PORTUGUESE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, A Voz Portugueza, w'kly, J 1
San Fx-ancisco, O Progresso Californiense,
weekly, J 1
HEBREW.
NEW YORK.
New York, Judisches Tageblatt, daily, J H 2
Jewish Gazette, weeklj', ) H 2
New York, Jewish Volkszeitung, weekly.
New York, New Yorker Judlsche Zeit-
ung, weekly, J 2
CHINESE.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, American and Chinese
Commercial Newspaper, weekly, J 1
San Francisco, Oriental Chinese News-
paper, weekly.
RUSSIAN.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Shenandoah, Amephka, weekly.
HUNGARIAN.
NEW YORK.
New York, Amerikai Nemzetor, weekly, 1 1
SWISS.
CALIFORNIA.
San Francisco, L'Elvezia, weekly,
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NEW YORK.
Brooklyn, Gael, monthly.
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CHEROKEE.
INDIAN TERRITORY.
Tahlequah (C. N.), Cherokee Advocate,
weekly,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Times-Democrat-
NEW ORLEANS, - ^- - LOUISIANA.
THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT
IS THE GREAT REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL OF THE NEW SOUTH.
No section of the country is developing at such an extraordinary pace as this favored
territory, and to those enterprising merchants and manufacturers who desire their names
known in every Southern citj^ we offer our advertising columns at a most fair and equitable
rate.
THE TIMES-DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A. W. COCKERTON, Business Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell «&: Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Portland Transcript.
PORTLAND, - - - - MAINE.
WITH THE BEGINNING OF THE SECOND HALF CENTURY OF ITS EXISTENCE,
WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY THE
TRANSCRIPT MONTHLY,
a journal (supplemental to the Weekly), devoted to Literature, the Home and Fireside, and
General Information. Both publications at the price of the Weeklj- alone, viz., $2 per
annum. Monthly, 50 cents per annum.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Seventh page, run of paper, each insertion, per line: 1 time, 20c.; 4 times, 18c.; 8 times,
16c.; 13 to 25 times, 15c.; 26 to 51 times, 14c.; 52 times, 12c.
Eighth page, or next reading matter, each insertion, per line : 1 time, 25c.; 4 times, 23c.;
8 times, 21c.; 13 to 25 times, 20c.; 26 to 51 times, 18c. ; 52 times, 15c,
MONTHLY RATES:
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Address, EL. WELL, PICKARD & CO., Portland, Maine.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Home and Farm.
LOUISVILLE, - - - KENTUCKY.
THE LEADING AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL, PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY. CIRCU-
LATION, 85,000 COPIES PER ISSUE.
Home and Farm is the acknowledged medium of advertisers for reaching the South, as
it covers that section of the country thoroughly, besides having an extensive circulation In
the States of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING.— Ordinary advertisements, 60 cents per agate
line, each insertion. Reading notices, Sl.OO per agate line, each insertion. Special position,
10 per cent, exira.
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secutive insertions, 15 per cent. On tweutj-four or more consecutive insertions, 25 per cent,
NET RATES PER INCH.— 1 inch, 1 insertion, $8.40; 1 inch, 3 insertions, $25.20;
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date of issue.
Geo, P, Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yoi-k.
900 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The New York World.
32 PARK ROW, - - NEW YORK CITY,
RECOGNIZES AS AX AXIOM OF ADVERTISIXG THE RIGHT OF ADVER-
TISERS TO AN EXACT KNOWLEDGE OF THE AMOUNT
OF THEIR PURCHASES.
OPEN TO Alili !
THE NEW YORK WORLD INVITES EVERY NEWSPAPER PROPRIETOR AND ADVER-
TISER TO EXAMINE ITS BOOKS AND PRESS-ROOM TO SATISFY
HIMSELF ABOUT ITS CIRCULATION.
It guarantees, first, that the Average Circulation of THE WORLD is TWICE AS LARGE
as that of any other morning paper in America.
Second, That the highest circulation of any other morning paper is at least 600,000
copies per iceek less than that of THE WORLD.
Third, That the regular circulation of THE SUNDAY WORLD is more than 100,000
copies larger than that of the next highest, and from, two to five times as large as that of
other Sunday papers.
The Average Circulation of THE WORLD per day during the month of February in the
years 1885, 1886 and 1887 was as follows ;
1885, 1886, 1887,
108,940 176,617 212,730
The regular bona fide cii-culation of THE SUNDAY WORLD during the month of Feb-
ruary, 18ST, was as follows :
Sunday, Feb. 6. 251,910 copies. I Sunday, Feb. 20, 353,010 copies.
Sunday, Feb. 13, 254,950 copies. I Sunday, Feb. 27, 251,600 copies.
AVERAGE PER SUNDAY, - - 252.867!
Total number of Advertisements printed in THE WORLD in 1883, - 86,577
Total number of Advertisements printed in THE WORLD in 1886, 525,024
Advertisements in THE WORLiD have liargest Circulation, Largest Re-
sults, but far from Largest Rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Evening Journal.
JERSEY CITY, NEW JERSEY.
PUBLISHED BY THE EVENING- JOURNAL ASSOCIATION.
Z. K. PANaBORN, Editor. JOSEPH A. DEAR, Business Manager.
The Evening Journal is one of those solid, favorite family evening papers, whose ad-
vertisers unhesitatingly admit that it pays them to patronize it.
AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION FOR PAST SEVEN YEARS :
In 1880, - - . - - 6,825
In 1881, .... - 7,230
In 1882, - , . - - 8,313
In 1883, ----- 9,632
In 1884, ----- 9,511
In 1885, ----- 9,611
In 1886, ----- 9,831
In 1887— January and February, - - - 10,795
ADVERTISING CLASSIFIED AND SET SO AS TO PRODUCE THE BEST EFFECT FOR
THE LEAST MONEY. READING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 901
The Boston Herald
BOSTON, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
R. M. PULSIFER & CO., .... Ppblishers.
HAS THE LARGEST BONA FIDE CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN NEW
ENGLAND. EVERY PAPER GOES TO A READER, AND
NONE TO THE JUNK SHOP.
THE IMMENSE ADVERTISING PATRONAGE OF THE "HERALD" PROVES THAT
THE FOREGOING FACT IS THOROUGHLY UNDERSTOOD
BY ADVERTISERS.
Advertisers, in making up their lists, should take into consideration the difference between
newspapers that base their circulation on actual sales, and those that claim
a circulation based on the number of papers printed.
THE BOSTON HERALD
belongs to the first class, and having the largest Bona Fide Circulation in New
England, its patrons do not pay for the insertion of their advertisement in hun-
dreds of papers that are never read, but simply printed for the sake
of selling the apparent cii'culation.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New
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The News and Courier.
CHARLESTON, - - - SOUTH CAROLINA.
THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER OF THE SOUTH ! !
WITHOUT A RIVAL !
For Northern and Western men who desire to increase their knowledge of the South,
For Southern men who want to know the Truth about the North.
For Americans of all sorts and everywhere.
THE NEWS AND COURIER.
DAILY, $10.0a SUNDAY, $2.00. WEEKLY, $1.50.
In" its News service it covers the whole Continent and both Hemispheres. The Topics
of the; Times are discussed with frankness and liberality
and in a truly American spu'it.
The News and Courier, independent in all things, supports the present Administration,
and Is a hearty and consistent advocate of Civil Service Reform and the Revision of the
Tariff.
SPECIAL RATES TO AGENTS AND FOR CLUBS.
SPECIMEN COPIES FREE.
Address THE NEWS AND COURIER, 19 Broad Street, Charleston, S. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Daily Graphic.
39 & 41 PARK PLACE, - - NE\ir YORK.
Is the favorite home journal of refined American families everywhere, and the only daily
illustrated newspaper published in the world.
It circulates in every State and Territory of the Union. It may be found on news-stands
in every large city. The vast body of its subscribers are people of wealth and culture.
No other dailj' published In New York City has so large a mail circulation.
THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
THERE IS HARDLY A POST OFFICE IN THE UNITED STATES WHERE AT
LEAST A FEW COPIES ARE NOT RECEIVED EACH WEEK BY SUBSCRIBERS.
!^It embraces the best features of The Daily Graphic, pictorial and literary, for the pre-
ceding six days. It is the largest first-class Illustrated Weekly issued, is sold for half the
price of its rivals, contains the latest news and market reports, and is acquiring a phenome-
nal circulation.
THERE IS NO BETTER MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING.
From time to time we issue Special Editions illustrating the industries and business
opportunities of cities, towns and localities throughout the country. At present we are pre-
paring a California Edition of 1(X),000 copies.
For rates and other information, address
THE AMERICAN GRAPHIC CO., 39 & 41 Park Place, New York.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Sjiruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 903
The Daily News
CHICAGO, - - - ILLINOIS.
IF YOU WANT TO TALK TO THE PEOPLE OF CHICAGO
Why not talk to ALL of them? That you may come the nearest to actu;>lly doing this
through The DAILY NEWS' advertising columns is evident from the following facts
The last school census gave Chicago a population of 629,985. Assum-
ing that it Is now 700,000 and adopting the usual divisor (5), the
number of families in Chicago cannot be far from 140,000
Possibly in one seventh of these not a single member is able to read
English. If so, deduct 20,000
Leaving of English-speaking families in the city, say l'>20,000
(If you take exception to any of these estimates change them to your
own liking— the argument will still hold.)
" THE DAILY NEWS " now prints and sells regularly an average
daily issue of 150,000
(Please call at our office and SATISFY yourself that this statement is
true. Most papers lie on this subject— we don't.)
Of this number we circulate outside of Chicago— in round
numbers 30,000
Some people buy more than one edition of " THE DAILY
NEWS" every day— perhaps as many as 10,000
Deduct then 40,000
Leaving a net CITY circulation, without duplication, of 110,000
If these estimates are correct it follows that a copy of " THE DAILY
NEWS '' goes into each of the English-reading families of Chicago,
excepting only 10,000
Or, that about 92 per cent, of the English-reading families of Chicago buy at least one
copy of " THE DAILY NEWS " every week day.
IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING TO SAY TO THESE PEOPLE THERE IS NO WAY IN WHICH
YOU CAN DO IT SO CHEAPLY AS THROUGH THE ADVERTISING
COLUMNS OF "THE DAILY NEWS."
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
904 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Brooklyn Daily Eagle.
Nos. 34, 36 sind 38 FULTON STREET,
Nos. 23 to 33 DOUGHTY, AND 1 to 13 ELIZABETH STREETS,
BROOKLYN, - - - NEW YORK.
THE "EAGIiE" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY EVENING PAPER
- PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES. IS ISSUED EVERY AFTERNOON
IN THE WEEK — SUNDAY EDITION IN THE MORNING.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Ten Dollars per Year, or at the rate of One Dollar per Month for any period less than Six
Months, free of postage. For Sunday Edition only $1.50 per Annum.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING.
SOLID AGATE MEASUREMENT.
No Advertisement taken for less than the Price of Five Lines.
ADVERTISEMENTS, First Page, 15 Cents per Line each Time.
" Second or Fourth Page, - 125 " " " " '
' Composite Letters (DISPLAY), Double Price.
AMUSEMENT LECTURES, 25 Cents per Line each Insertion.
From the New York Herald :
The Eagle daily addresses a quarter of a million people.
From the New York Sun:
The Brooklyn Eagle is a very able paper. We knovp of very few as able.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ew Orleans Picayune.
Established January 25th. 1837.
NEW ORLEANS, - - - LOUISIANA.
THE LEADING PAPER OF THE SOUTHWEST IN CIRCUIiATION
AND INFLUENCE.
Average Circulation for the Year Ending April 30th, 1886.
SUNDAY ISSUE, .... - 20,760
DAILY .'..-..- 14,926
WEEKLY " - - - . - 14,S99
Sample Copies and Advertising Rates sent Promptly on Application to
NICHOLSON »fe CO., Proprietors, New Orleans.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
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The San Francisco Chronicle.
SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
IS THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF THE PACIFIC COAST AND HAS THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE "CHRONICLE" IS EQUAL TO THAT OF ALL THE OTHER
SAN FRANCISCO MORNING PAPERS COMBINED, BEING
DAILY,
SUNDAY,
WEEKLY, -
44.500
49,000
24,000
M. H. DE YOUNG.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
The Louisville Courier-Journal.
THE REPRESENTATIVE SOUTHERN NEWSPAPER.
LOUISVILLE,
KENTUCKY.
THE DAILY is pre-eminently the Political, Literary, Financial and Commercial
Society and Club Newspaper of the South. In Louisville and Kentucky its popularity is
unexampled ; it enjoys a circulation incomparably larger than any other paper in the
South, and its influence is more commanding than all other Southern newspapers combined.
THE WEEKLY.— The univei-sal expression of advertisers demonstrates the weekly
edition of the Courier Journal to be the very best paying medium among the great week-
lies of the country. Advertisers judge from returns obtained for a given investment in its
advertising columns. The reason may be found iu the fact this paper occupies a large and
lucrative field alone.
CIRCULATION
Alabama,
Arkansas,
Georgia, . - - -
Kentucky - . . -
Louisiana,
Mississippi, - - - -
Missouri,
North Carolina,
South Carolina,
Tennessee, . - - -
Texas, - - . .
OF WEEKLY COURIER-JOURNAL.
8,5H3
5,008
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2,917
14,515
1,584
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19,201
Virginia and West Virginia, -
Florida, - - - -
Maryland,
Southern States. . -
New England States
Middle states.
W»»8tern States and Territories,
Foreign Office and Agents,
Total circulation, -
1,954
680
102
Advertising rates equitably proportioned to the actual circulation, and r
hered to.
Eastern Office, Nos. 63 and 64 TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York.
F. T. McFADDEN, Resident Manager.
89,521
166
525
- 8.355
3,773
103,340
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Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 907
Detroit Free Press.
DETROIT, - - - MICHIGAN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF BOTH EDITIONS BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND CHICAGO.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION:
Daily, ....... 20,000
Weekly, - - - - - - 120,000
ENTERPRISING MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS WHO DESIRE THEIR
NAMES AND WORKS KNOWN IN EVERY MICHIGAN HOME, WILL
FIND ITS ADVERTISING COLUMNS INDISPENSABLE.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Daily, ...... 10c. per line.
Weekly, ...... 50c. per line.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ON LONG-TIME CONTRACTS.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPLY TO
J. J. FLYNN, ..... General Eastern Agent,
23 Park Row, New York City ;
OR,
THE DETROIT FREE PRESS COMPANY,
DETROIT, MICH.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
908
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Globe
ESTABLISHED 1844.
TORONTO,
ONTARIO.
THE LEADING PAPEK, OF CANADA.
Runs a Special Fast Train of its own from Toronto to London (lllj^ miles), arriving at
the latter city at 6:40 A. M. Five hours in advance of other papers, and distributing Globes
throughout Western Ontario in time for the breakfast table.
ADVERTISING RATES LOWER IN PROPORTION TO CIRCULATION THAN THOSE OF
ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE DOMINION.
Daily Globe,
Morning: Edition,
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Weekly Globe,
12 o'clock
3 o'clock
Saturday
$5.00 per Annum.
3.00 "
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THE GLOBE PRINTING CO., PUBLISHERS, TORONTO,
N. B.— The circulation of The Daily Globe exceeds that of any other daily paper pub-
lished in Ontario by about 12,000 copies per day.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Over a Million Every Six Days.
THE
N. Y. Daily News
HAS THE LARGEST
DAILY CIRCULATION
IN THE UNITED STATES.
Exceeded in the world by only that
of Le Petit Journal, Paris, and
Daily Telegi-aph, London.
Aggregate Sales for the Six Months
Ending December 31, 1886,
'28,791,610.
Average Each Week of Six Days,
1,107,370.
Average Each Issue, - 185.752.
Rate per Line for Advertising equiva-
lent to One-sixth of a Cent for
each 1,000 of Circulation.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN NEW YORK.
COPYRIGHT 188.5.
THE SUNDAY NEAVS.
The Only One Cent Sunday Paper.
Average Circulation, 51,176.
GERMAN EDITIONS.
TAGES NACHRICHTEN.
Average Circulation, - 32,758.
SONNTAGS NACHRICHTEN.
Average Circulation, 34,012.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
909
The Morning Call.
The Sunday Call.
The Weekly Call
SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
C I R C t JL A T TO N
Daily Edition,
Sunday Edition,
Weekly Edition,
41,360.
46,364.
21,000.
WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE EVENING BULLETIN, "THE MORNING CALL"
IS THE ONLY NEWSPAPER ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE, WHOSE EAST-
ERN ADVERTISING PATRONAGE JUSTIFIES IT IN MAIN-
TAINING ITS OWN SPECIAL NEW YORK
OFFICE AND REPRESENTATIVE.
EASTERN OFFICE,
NO. 7 TIMES BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY, WHERE ADVERTISING RATES AND
ALL NEEDED INFORMATION CAN BE HAD ON APPLICATION.
ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED BY MESSRS. GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., 10 SPRUCE
ST., NEW YORK, AND ALL OTHER RESPONSIBLE ADVERTISING AGENTS.
910 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Capital of Ohio is geographically nearly in the centre of the State, which fact, with
its excellent location, had much to do with its selection as the site of the Buckeye Capital.
It now contains— based on the directory census of 1886 — seventy-five thousand inhabitants.
In the distribution of wealth it is the second city in the Union. Within one day's journey
of Columbus live two-thirds of the people of the United States. Within a radius of 600 miles
is the most productive area of the Union. Such a circle circumscribed about Columbus not
only holds much the largest population of any similar circle in the Union, but also embraces
all the various productive belts delineated on the census maps of productive areas. Every
section of this circle is in direct railroad communication with Columbus, from whose center
radiate fourteen lines of railways, with all their various branches, reaching in direct lines
every part of the Union. No other center in America has such surroundings, and is so well
provided with railway facilities.
AWAY BACK IN 1811
The Ohio State Journal
Was established, and since that day has continued to grow and thrive in the community in
which It is located. It is one of the landmarks of the wealthy, populous and intelligent sec-
tions known as Central Ohio, in which it has long held the post of official organ in all public
matters. Its MORNING EDITIONS are distributed early in all the cities and villages within
a radius of one hundred miles from Columbus, and greets the waking traveler on all the
flying trains that daily bowl across the State in every direction.
The WEEKLY 'EDITION has not its like or equal in Ohio as a distinctive Ohio paper,
whose utterances command respect and attention. Its circulation, both in character and
extent, is commensurate with the position it occupies in the newspaper field.
THESE SOLID FACTS,
To shrewd advertisers, need not be enlarged upon. If you have anything to sell that is
worth having, and wish to bring it to the notice of people who have money to
buy, get Into the columns of the State Journal at once. It costs but
fairly and pays a good profit on the investment.
OHIO STATE JOURNAL CO., Publishers, Columbus, O.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
irror and Farmer.
MANCHESTER, - - NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Mirror and Farmer, published at Manchester, N. H., established in 1850, has a
larger New England circulation than any other weekly agricultural and family paper pub-
lished. Since its enlargement, in 1882, it has gained more than 12,000, and its circulation is
now 25,440, and is steadily increasing, so that it will probably reach 30,000 before the close of
the year 1887. It circulates on its metits. Every person who subscribes for it does so
because he or she wants it. and pays for it in advance— a fact which makes it an exception
to every other of its class in the Eastern States. It circulates chlefiy in the four Northern
States of New England, but reaches patrons in every other Northern and Western State
clear to the Pacific Coast. Its readers number more than one hundred and fifty thousand,
and they believe in it. They include not only the intelligent, progressive, well-to-do
farmers, but the most prosperous and enterprising tradesmen— who have many wants, and
the money to pay for what they need. They buy freely and paj' promptly.
The advertising rates of the Mirror and Farmer are, in proportion to its circulation
and influence, lower than those of any other agricultural paper in the country, being but
18 cents each agate line, $2.52 an inch, for each insertion, with liberal discounts for large
orders. If you have anything to sell for raonej', tell the readers of the Mirror about it ; it
will pay.
SWORN CIRCULATION, - - 35,440.
THE MANCHESTER DAILY MIRROR AND AMERICAN
Was established in 1850, has grown up with the city, is the leading paper in it, and Is taken
by all the people who have money to spend in this thriving place of thirty-eight thousand
inhabitants, whose cotton mills produce two hundred and forty -five miles of cloth every
day, and whose mechanics build fifteen locomotives each month and fifty steam fire-
engines a year, and an endless variety of other products of skill and industry. The manu-
facturing corporations employ eleven thousand operatives, and pay over $400,000 in monthly
wages. AS a local advertising medium the Daily Mirror surpasses all others published
here or taken in the city.
JOHN B. CLARKE, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 911
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
The Savannah Morning News
SAVANNAH, - - - . GEORGIA.
EVERY DAY (INCLUDING SUNDAY) AND WEEKLY.
THIS PAPER HAS THE ENDORSEMENT OF ITS CUSTOMERS AS BEING A
VALUABLE MEDIUM FOR ADDRESSING A GOOD PURCHASING
CONSTITUENCY FOR GOODS AND ARTICLES
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Savannah is the centre of a large and increasing trade ; her railroads extend to the farthest
settlements of South Florida, and through every part of Georgia, and into the adjoin-
ing States of Alabama and South Carolina. Savannah is tht' second American
Cotton and Rice port, and the first Naval Stores (rosin and turpentine)
port in the w^orld. In addition to this, Savannah does a large
lumber exporting trade, and her merchants virtually
control the entire lumber and timber business
of the great Pine B.^lt of Georgia.
The people of the immense area tributary to Savannah naturally look to its newspaper
for information concerning its markets. The constituency of
THE MORNING NEWS,
therefiire, comprise a class of buyers who have many wants, and the means with which to
supply them. This fact makes the paper
A Valuable Advertising Medium.
SAMPLE C0PIP:S AND ESTIMATKS FURNISHED ON APPLICATION IN PERSON
OR BY LETTER.
J. H. ESTILiIi, Proprietor, 3 Wliitaker St., Savannah, Ga.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
912 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Farrri'sarid^Fireside
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
The Paper that Pays the Advertiser when
Most Others Fail to do So.
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Circulation 210,000 Copies.
Ill TONS EACH ISSUE EQUAL TO 400 ATERAGE
LOCAL PAPERS.
*' Farm and Fireside " Reaches 210,000 Different Families. AUowing:
Five Readers to each Copy, "Farm and Fireside" has 1,000,000
Readers Each Issue. Subscription Books and Mail List
* Open to the Inspection of Advertisers or their
Representatives at Any Time.
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IT IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
In the United States,
AND GIVES MORE ACTUAL CIRCULATION FOR
THE MONEY THAN ANY OTHER
JOURNAL OF ANY KIND.
AT A REASONABLE ESTIMATE, EACH ISSUE OF
Farm and Fireside is Read by a Million People
MARCH 1, 1887.
Geo. p. Kowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 913
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Iiadies Home Companion
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SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
THE MGSr POPULAR AND WIDEI2Y eiRCHLPitZD
FAMIliY jeaRNAl2 IN THE WEST.
Circulation 75,000 Copies
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EACH ISSUE AND RAPIDLY INCREASING. ,
Advertising Rates so Low that it is
Sure to Pay.
J^^RITE FOR JERMp.
The Ladies Home Companion is a consoUdation of several other family
and juvenile papers. The subscription list has been booming- ever
since it came into the hands of the present owners, and we
expect to have 100,000 subscribers by July, 1887.
MAST, CROWELL & KIRKPATRICK,
PUBLISHERS,
March 1, 1887. SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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The Leader,
PITTSBURGH,
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS OF
THE DAILY AND
NO. 133 FIFTH AVENUE,
WILFRED H. NEVIN, President.
JUNDAY L.EADER,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
JOSEPH T. NEVIN. Sec. and Treas.
We wish to present the following PLAN OF ADVERTISING to you, viz.: If you contract
with us for a one-square or one-half inch card in the EVENING LEADER for three, six or
twelve months, for the sum of $25, $50 or $100 respectively, such card to appear in everj'
Issue, we will allow you to publish such other advertisements that you may send us at pro
rata rates, during the continuance of your card. And also in the SUNDAY LEADER a one-
half inch card for three, six or twelve months, for $9.10, $18.20, or $36.40, allowing pro rata
a,s above; both of these offers being subject to our card of rates relating to cuts, display
type, rule and figure work, and to the other rules of display advertising on last page of rate
card.
Our rates for cuts, large type, etc., are now reduced to only 25 per cent, for the space
occupied.
Hoping for a favorable response, we remain.
Yours respectfully, LEADER PUBLISHING CO.
If. B.— MESSRS. GEO. P. ROWELL & CO., No. 10 SPRUCE STREET, NEW YORK,
WILL GIVE ESTIMATES ON ADVERTISING IN "THE LEADER."
THE SAME AS OUR HOME OFFICE.
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BOSTON, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
'THE BOSTON GLOBE" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN BOSTON
OR NEW ENGLAND, BOTH DAILY AND SUNDAY.
JANUARY, 1887, AVERAGE:
Daily Globe, . . _ - . 126,405
Sunday Globe, ..... 11«,832
Weekly Globe, - - - - - 40,000
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1887. The Tribune. 1887.
MINNEAPOLIS, - - - MINNESOTA.
THE TRIBUNE OFFERS TO ADVERTISERS THE VERY BEST MEDIU3I IX THE
NORTHWEST FOR REACHING THE MERCHANT, THE MANUFACTURER. THE
MECHANIC. THE FARMER, AND, IN FACT, ALL CLASSES THAT GO TO
MAKE UP THE POPULATION OF THE MOST ENTERPRISING,
PROSPEROUS AND FASTEST GROWING COMMUNITIES IN
THE UNITED STATES.
The DAILY, SUNDAY and WEEKLY ISSUES reach nearly 1,300 TOWNS and CITIES
in the territorj' embraced in the region between BESSEMER, Michigan, on the East, and
VICTORIA, British Columbia, on the West, and DES MOINES, Iowa, on the South, and WIN-
NIPEG, Manitoba, on the North.
r-wDuring the past two years the various issues of THE TRIBUNE have nearly tripled In
circulation, and it is safe to say that during 18S7 the DAILY and SUNDAY issues will
increase 25 per cent, and the weekly 1 00 per cent.
THE ACTUAL CIRCULATION OF THE TRIBUNE, JANUARY 1, 1887, WAS
AS FOLLOWS:
'Daily, 16,250 ; s^uiiclay, 21,500 ; Weekly, 15,500.
We will be pleased to send, upon application of advertisers, a list of the places where
we have circulation, and stand ready to verify our figures at any time.
THE TRIBUNE, Minneapolis, Minn.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
The Washington Post.
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
STILSON HUTCHINS, Proprietor and Editor.
REACHES MORE READERS WITH ITS DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY EDITIONS
THAN ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHED AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
IT IS NOW TEN YEARS OLD, IS FIRMLY ESTABLISHED IN ITS OWN BUILD
ING, ONE OF THE FINEST AND LARGEST SOUTH OF PHILADELPHIA.
AND REACHES EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY.
IT HAS MORE READERS IN VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA AND NORTH CARO-
LINA THAN ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHED.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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case, we cao yield with propriety, in order to avoid
a conBict with those near, ur with those more remote,
t is our duly to yield. It is always a question
Cjifer a questiou of loero persoual inctj^
z^\a in Ititkiug Sunday
^any ;i Ii
/^
^
Hiailou)._.
V M.C. A "
IVraoBi
VoBTll RsPKATIIiai ^^
AOny[poem].. _. . _..
Tbe Soiiililoa In tke face.
Lot's wife is CDC of the women of
we are divinely enjoined to rcmeii
liow we should remember Lot's w,
afresh by the Rev. Dr..Pierson, in a
on The DestructloQ of Sodoiu.
References to the Jewish Talmud
current biblical literature ; and not u
stands precisely what is meant by i
another page, Professor Dr. Jostrow e:
ingof that term, aud gives some of the
of the Cities of the Plain. Hi3 urti
value, in its e.'cplanation and its il
important branch of Jewish literature.
this plan set
t is einpluycd wit,
a loii^ time to get nt ti
r»iesnu:e of God's Word ; ani
any ouc passage is not too muc^
yet for asiraple-heartfd child
loses some fresh phubc of truth in the'
Itch murniiig 6very cliild who has a par^
Ice can itcall somewhat nmro than the dny b5
the iiarrniivc or of the tcaciiiiij^ of the pasi3
he is qiK-^lioiicd .ibuut il hy hU t'ntlier ur motht
the hour of icitiling. If :i cliikl lius 5eeii over thi
Insoii at liuiiic every tnoiniii;; iu the week, he is iiul
likely tu be foimd oil Suod.iy withuut a fair undcr-
stniuliii'' ot tluit IvsS'in.
How nnich more uiic «ill do in order to get a mas-
tery over ail iiiUtigoiiiat, llinn to uttaiii to uu important
result nil by ones self. Il a boy were set to exert
hiiii-e1f in beulin;^ the air, *>r in chopping wood, or
in shoveling miow. to the sume degree as he cheer-
fully exerts himself in fn...!. .11 ,.i i-..-.:. kw-t »>■ Jn »
This ia quite nAtunl, it may be said ; but is it alto*
gether praiseworthy 7 To be on a high plane of attain-
ment or of achievement is worthy of every one's
endeavor; but merely to be relatively higher thaa
some one else, is no proof of true advanoemeut. If
a student makes oertain gains in his college cooree,
he is to be cungratulat«d accordingly. Whether those
gains place him near the head or the footof hii claa,
depends entirely upon the ability and the studiousnea
of his competitors; aiidthtre he has no respoiunbility,
and deserves neither credit nor blame. Competitioa
I'-^ALs advonta^ in the stimulus and the zest which
^s to individual endeavor ; but the real measure
from one's individual endeavor is one's
^^^ ^) attainment, apart from all comparison with
V^^ ^e's attainment It is better to reach a cer*
^^^^ ^i attainment and be lost in the contest,
C*^>. ^L liule lower mark than llmt, and be
V^ ^ ^k Here is the chief objection to prize?,
A ^kvards. A prize is fur oue who does
^ y^^ ^^ a coutest where many strive and
^ T ^^ ^k-ifu^rii is fur u specilied attain-
{■O ^Lll.imd which may be secur^
^ ^ ^^^ ^^egitimntc. Prizes are objeo*
. ' iP. \thisougii rra
, \y^ %t «lf niny be. U
• f^ ^i apparent sel£
T'^* ^k" ^ other*,
" ^O** A ^e"a cliar*
WA the cose in the Sunda/-
repr^
comes,''
finds exf^
It is ir
uobler is oi^
ler, the greotl!^
of that tlmrtictl
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION FOR 1887
NOT LESS THAN
108,000 COPIES
each week, distributed to the most
intelligent class of readers in every
State and Territory.
^iX mauner. \
deeper, luid the
luost pei^oual clmrao*
ukiug fmiii the disclosure
Cnappicciative mid uusym pathetic
e impossible it Is for one to give
> full e^Lpre&iion in the outer life.
tlio water where the brook ii deep."
One of the puzzling questions to a person of a strong
and positive nature is. How Ihr ought I to yield my
rights to another in order to avoid a qnan-el ? We
have our rights to guard, and if we continually yield
to unJQst demands we invite aggression. Yet a quar-
rel ought to be avoided at every cost save that of
wrong-doing. ' Where is the line of duty in this
dilemma ? . Of course, we must not yield that which
iiuifijij, ;i j.um.- ol (.-uiiU li.ta iii;iliy a lime I'L-tdulted m
;\ lite and tlcatli cuinlial, because of tUe desire, uu both
aides, for victory at any cost. All the way along in
lile this same priuoiple shows itself. There are few
parents who are nut m"re piciiacd to know that tlieir
son or daughter sijinds at or near the head of the
class in scliuol or in eullcgc, than they wouhl be to
know tlint that schuhir hud made the suiiic tittainraent
in knowledge and in discipline of mind as now,
while uthe» in the chus Imd done stiU better.
e work the ailent part is best;
ion, that which cannot be expressed."
tt miiny a keenly sensitive nature
iiliin itself, not selfishly, but in a
isolation; and that mmiy a nature
ling is both unable end unwilling
V emotiuu with that freedom which
of a stolid or of h shallow nature.
is that many are led to suppose that
asirunt;iiiiiJ line uature would lose power rather than
gain power by its fiee eiprvsssion; and that a nature
which is admirable in its original constitutioa wiE
retain its admirableuess, while jealously ehieldetl
within one's innermost pereouality. Yet one's natvrt
and oue's diavaciei- are not identical, nor are they
always alike; aud one's character may be the result
of indulging, or of resisting, oue's natural traita.. And
herein it is true that character gains by its expression,
and loses by its repreasioa ; whether it is the «xpx«»i
AN ADULT'S PAPER OF THE HIGHEST CHARACTER.
Guarantees its subscribers against loss by fraudulent advertisements.
Address all inquiries about advertising to
THE RELIGIOUS PRESS ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.
Advertising rate and estimate sent on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
58
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The Springfield Republican.
SPRINGFIELD, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1824 BY- SAMUEL BOWLES.
SUBSCRIPTION: DAILY, $8.00; SUNDAY, $2.00; WEEKLY, $1.00.
THE MOST WIDELY RENOWNED PROVINCIAL JOURNAL IN AMERICA. THE
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF INTERIOR NEW ENGLAND, A FIRST-CLASS
ADVERTISING MEDIUM, WITH A LARGE CIRCULATION
AMONG EXCEPTIONALLY INTELLIGENT AND PROS-
PEROUS PEOPLE, AND LOW RATES.
THE TESTIMONY OF ADVERTISERS :
Please continue my advertisement in the "REPUBLICAN." I consider the cost money
judiciously spent, as the " REPUBLICAN " is THE 3IEDIUM.
THOS. E. KING, Dealer in Meats, Poultry, etc.
I have received material benefits from the advertisement in your paper, and often-
times it has gained me customers where I would never think of looking for them.
FELIX BAREILLE, Saddle Manufacturer.
I wish to keep my advertisement in the " REPUBLICAN " all the time. It is the best
paying two lines I have ever had. D. F. LEARY, Spectacle Maker.
"THE SPRINGFIELD REPUBLICAN" is a great medium, for I seldom get a mail but
there are applications. I shall be overrun I think.
MOSES SARGENT, Proprietor of Hotel Humarock, Sea View, Mass.
Advertising rates : Daily and Sunday, 5, 10, 15 and 20 cents a line ; Weekly : 10 and 20
cents. Reduction for one mouth or longer. Address
THE REPUBLICAN, - - - SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The State.
RICHMOND, - - - - VIRGINIA.
RICHARD F. BEIRNE, Editor and Publisher.
THE ONLY EVENING PAPER IN A CITY OF 80,000 INHABITANTS. THE DAILY HAS
TWO EDITIONS, ONE AT 2 O'CLOCK AND ONE AT 4:30 O'CLOCK. PUB-
LISHED ALSO SUNDAY MORNING, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
WITH ONE EXCEPTION THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN THE
STATE. CONSIDERING ITS LARGE CIRCULATION AND LOW ADVERTIS-
ING RATES, IT IS ONE OF THE VERY BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS
IN VIRGINIA, AND AN INVESTMENT THAT IS SURE TO
BRING AMPLE RETURNS FOR THE AMOUNT INVESTED.
FOR ADVERTISING RATES ADDRESS "THE STATE."
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 919
Allen's Special List
INCLUDES :
THE PEOPL.es LITERARY C03IPAM0N. Monthly. Literary. $1.C0 per year.
Established 1869. E. C. ALLEN & CO., l^ublishers, Augusta, Maine.
THE NATIONAL. FAR3IER AND HOME MAGAZINE. Monthly. Agricultu-
ral. SI Wiper year. Established 1879. E. C. ALLEN & CO., Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
THE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY HERALD. Monthly. Literary. $1.(J0 per year.
Established 1877. TRUE & CO., Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
TRUE'S ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE AND HOME COMPANION. Monthly.
Literary. .$1.00 per year. Established 1S74. TRUE & CO., Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
GOLDEN M031ENTS. Monthly. Literary. $1.00 per year. Established 1880. TRUE
& CO., Publisliers, Augusta, Maine.
TRUE'S FARMING WORLD AND HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE. Monthly.
Agricultural. Sl.iK) per year. Established 1883. TRUE & CO., Publishers, Augusta, Me.
THE PEOPLE'S ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL. Monthly. Literary. .$1.00 per
year. Established 1877. GEORGE STINSON & CO., Publishers, Portland, Maine.
THE ILLUSTRATED HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE. Monthly. Literary. $1.00
per year. Established 1878. GEORGE STINSON & CO., Publishers, Portland, Maine.
THE THRIFTY FARMER AND FIRESIDE I>IAGAZINE. Monthly. Agri-
cultural. $1.00 per year. Established 18s5. GEO. STINSON & CO., Pub'rs, Portland, Me.
OUR HOiME AND FIRESIDE MAGAZINE. Monthly. Literary. $1.00 per year.
E.stabli.shed 1878. H. HaLLETT & CO., Publishers, Portland, Maine.
THE A3IERICAN HOME MAGAZINE AND ILLUSTRATED LIBRARY.
Literary. $1.00 per year. Established lB7ti. H. HALLETT & CO., PuWrs, Portland, Me.
HALLETT'S AMERICAN FARMER AND FA3IILY MAGAZINE, Monthly.
Agricultural. $1.00 per year. Established 1884. H. HALLETT & CO., Publ'rs, Portl'd, Me.
A&fgresrate Circulation of Allen's Special List, over 360,000.
Sample copies are used to supply actual calls only, and over ninety-two per cent, of the
circulation is among actual paid in advance annual subscribers. No short time subscribers
received.
ALLEN'S GIANT LIST
INCLUDES :
SUNSHINE. For youth. Monthly. 50 cents per year. Established 1886. E. C. ALLEN &
CO., Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA. A Woman's Home and Literary JournaL Monthly.
50 cents per year. Established 1886. TRUE & CO., Publishers, Augusta, Maine.
THE PRACTICAL HOUSEKEEPER AND LADIES' FIRESIDE COM-
PANION. Monthly. 50 cents per year. Established 1886. H. HALLETT & CO., Pub-
lishers, Portland, Maine.
FARM AND HOUSEKEEPER. Monthly. 50 cents per year. Established 1886.
GEORGE STINSON & CO., Publishers, Portland, Me.
Aggregate Circulation of Allen's Giant List, over 360,000.
Advertising Space Limited.
The sixteen periodicals mentioned above are of the better class, and are preserved in the
homes of the better classes of the masses ; subscribers are not received for less than one
year.
Affidavits of circulation always furnished every advertiser every month ; an advertiser
has the same right to know the exact circulation given him that the merchant has to full
knowledge of the exact quantity of goods delivered on his order.
Advertisers who have the means of identifying returns give large orders after a trial
trip.
I own the controlling interest in each of the above-named periodicals, and all orders for
advertising should be sent to me direct.
Those who wish to use neither ALLEN'S SPECIAL LIST nor ALLEN'S GIANT
LIST, entire, can have their advertisements inserted in sections, at low rates ; full infor-
mation on application.
The quality of the circulation of the above-named periodicals is " Gilt Edged," and hand-
some returns will be received by patrons whose business it is to reach the better classes of
the masses.
The cu'culation of Allen's Lists is very steady and constantly gaining moderately ; it is
not first way down and then way up, but is on a solid foundation. For nearly TWENTY
YEARS these lists have been gradually growing, and to-day more stable circulation does not
exist in America.
NOTHING COVERED UP.
Each month we tell advertisers all about our circulation ; that we shall permanently do
regularly. The advertiser has a right to know just what he paj's for, and though it is gen-
erally the custom for publishers to trv to make advertisers believe their circulation nauch
larger than it really is, we propose to TELL THE TRUTH, first, last and all the time ; we
shall tell the truth, and prove it, until finally every advertiser thoroughlv believes our
statements. We will, at any time, prove all to every advertiser and advertising agent who
visits us. Full information by letter or special representative.
E. C. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine.
920
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Morning Journal
162 NASSAU STREET, - - NEW YORK.
1,'^46 Broadway, New York; 118 Fulton Street, Brooklyn;
86 Broadway, Brooklyn, E. D.
ALBERT PULITZER, Founder and Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Daily and Sunday, per Month, 40 cts; Daily and Sunday, per Year, $4.50 ; Sunday, per Year, $].5(X
GREATEST DAILY CIRCULATION IN AMERICA.
216,000 COPIES.
One of the Best Advertising Mediums in the Country.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SPRINGFIELD, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
A NATIONAL SEMI-MONTHLY.
177,175 PAID SUBSCRIBERS.
LEADS THE AGRICULTURAL PRESS OF THE WORLD.
This map shows the number of Paid Subscribers to Farm and Home in each State and
Territory, as per count made of the mailing list January 1, 1887.
cT"f-\'-\ 8H0WIHQ DISTRIBUTIOH
New England States,
Middle Atlantic States,
Middle Western States,
29,51)1
70,S64
45.878
Southern States, . - . - 9,577
Pacific Coast, Territories and Canada, 21,765
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY, 921
The Kansas City Journal.
KANSAS CITY, - - - - MISSOURI.
FOUR GREA.T EDITIONS, DAILY, SUNDAY, TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
"Progression" has been the motto of this now leading Western paper. In its
mechanical department it ranks with the larger papers of Eastern cities, but In its system
of news gathering it far excels the majority of even these. Its columns present an array of
news from all the world, surprising to publishers of older cities whose ways are those of
their forefathers.
The West and all of the West is our field, being situated in the centre of an empire in
point of industry, development and wealth, yearly increasing beyond comprehension.
The advertiser and reader not identified with this region by the medium of its daily and
weekly press has but a fragmentary interest in the crowning achievements of the
American people.
The "Journal" for thirty-two years has been a part of, and a factor in, this great
growth. The city of its home stands to-day among the leading cities in its clearing-house,
being the eleventh on the list.
Louisville, Milwaukee, Providence, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Galveston, Minneapolis,
St. Paul and a host of lesser places stand quoted far down the list, surpassed in the race
for supremacy. In several of the leading products Kansas City's position is still nearer the
highest, notably in the packing, live stock and grain interests.
As the growth of our city has been phenomenal so has the growth of the "Journal."
always its leading paper.
CIRCULATION:
DAILY. - - - - 18,000
SUNDAY, - - - 25,000
TRIWEEKLY, - - - ■ 2,000
WEEKLY, - - - 22,000
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
DAILY INCLUDING SUNDAY, - $10 00
SUNDAY, - - - 2 00
TRIWEEKLY, - - - $4 00
WEEKLY, - - - - 1 00
FOR ADVERTISING RATES ADDRESS
THE JOURNAL," KANSAS CITY. MO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
922 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The American Cultivator.
BOSTON, - - MASSACHUSETTS.
ESTABLISHED IN 1839.
LEADING AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL IN AMERICA. THE MOST INFLUENTIAL
AND BEST PATRONIZED.
CIRCULATION, - - - 36,100.
CIRCULATES AMONG THE ENTERPRISING AND THRIFTY CLASSES. NO BET-
TER ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN AMERICA.
HAS SPECIAL DEPARTMENT OF HORSE NOTES. SPECIMEN COPIES FREE ON
APPLICATION.
GEO. B. JAMES, - - - PUBLISHER.
Office of Publication and Editorial Rooms : No. 220 Washington Street.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Arlcansaw Traveler-
PUBLISHED AT
LITTLE ROCK, - - - ARKANSAS,
AND
CHICAGO, _ - - - ILLINOIS.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN FAMILY WEEKLY.
OPIE P. READ, - - . EDITOR.
READ & BENHAM, .... PUBLISHERS.
Cii'ciilatiou, over 30,000 each issue.
The only literary weekly published iu the Southwest; its circulation coyers not only its
home territory, but extends to eyery State and Territory in the Union, making The
Arkansaw Traveler an excellent medium for both local and general adyertisers.
Northwestern Office. Eastern Office.
189 La Salle Street, t'5 Tribune Building,
Chicago. 111. New York City.
Indianapolis Sentinel.
INDIANAPOLIS, - - - INDIANA.
DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAYS. ESTABLISHED lS3"i.
INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL COMPANY, Publishers.
As the State representative and exponent of the Democratic party, no paper seeks to
divide the field with The Sentinel. Its circulation during each month averages larger than
that of any other daily in the State.
Almost every farmer or stock raiser in Indiana takes or frequently sees The Weekly
State Sentinel.
A Combined Circulation of 30,000 Weekly.
Our tariff of rates is far below any Western daily of equal character and influence.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN" NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 933
lo,00O CTRCUL.ATION!
The Louisville Times.
LOUISVILLE, - - - KENTUCKY.
L.OCAL. CIRCULATION, 8,000 MORE
THAN ANY OTHER PAPER SOUTH OF THE OHIO RIVER, AND IN
TOTAL CIRCULATION SECOND ONLY TO THE COURIER- JOURNAL.
BOOKS OPEN TO ALL DESIROUS OF INVESTIGATING.
Subscription Price, per Year, $5.00 ; per 3Iouth, 50 ceuts.
ADVERTISING RATES THE MOST REASONABLE.
Address : THE TIMES COMPANY, 505 FOURTH AVE., Louisville, Ky,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
9-J4 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Daily and Weekly Dispatch
RICHMOND, - - - VIRGINIA.
THE DISPATCH COMPANY, Publishers.
The Dispatch Is acknowledged to be the best advertising medium in Virginia. It is the
leading Democratic paper of the State, has, by many thousands, a larger
circulation than any other, and reaches all classes of our people,
in every department of business and social life.
SWORN STATEMENTS OF THE CIRCULATION OF THE DAILY AND
WEEKLY DISPATCH WILL BE FURNISHED ADVERTISERS.
They will thus know how much they get for what they pay. For schedule of advertising
rates, address THE DISPATCH COMPANY, Richmond, Va., or reputable advertising agents.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Daily Evening Post
SAN TRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
POST PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
Has the largest circulation of any evening paper printed on the Pacific Coast,
During the year of 1886 "THE POST" has gained S«000 new subscribers, as sworn
statements will show.
Its street sales in San Francisco are larger than that of all other ca ening papers com-
bined.
The Weekly Post.
Is the leading Family Journal printed west of the Rocky Mountains, and reaches all
sections of the civilized world.
THE DAILY POST," 50 Cents PER MONTH; "WEEKLY POST," $1.50 PER YEAR.
Gbo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 925
American Rural Home.
KOCHESTER, - - - NEW YORK.
-•THIS GREAT PAPER" IS DESIGNED FOR EVERY MEMBER OF EVERY
RURAL FAMILY.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
At Nos. lOr-8-9 REYNOL.DS ARCADE, Rochester, New York.
EIGHT PAGES, FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS, SEVENTEEN YEARS OLD.
•ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE UNITED STATES.
In 1886 the Sworn Weekly Average Circulation was - 130,377.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
THE RURAL HO>IE COMPANY, LIGHTED.
P. C. REYNOLDS, President. - GEO. W. ELLIOTT, See'y and Treas.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
926 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
The Burlington Free Press.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
THE PRESS ASSOCIATION, PUBLISHERS,
BURLINGTON, - - - - VERMONT.
C The most subscribers,
HAS s The most readers,
( The most advertisers.
\ The most carefully edited,
IT IS- The most frequently quoted,
( The most widely known,
AS WELL AS THE LARGEST AND BEST VERMONT NEWSPAPER.
SHREWD ADVERTISERS KNOW THE VALUE OF THE FOREGOING QUALITIES.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY AND CARD OF RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1785.
The Augusta Chronicle.
AUGUSTA, - - - - GEORGIA.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY. THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES.
Augusta is one of the principal cities of Georgia, located at head of na^-lgation, on
Savannah River. Has a population of 35,00(1, and is the manufacturing centre of the State,
giving employment to more than 5,000 hands in the various branches of manufacture. Nine
important railroads connect here, and two more are under waj-.
The Chronicle represents the enterprise of the most prosperous people in the South, and
is the only paper of influence in this section of the State, where it is the recognized channel
for every form of business communication.
SAMPLE COPIES UPON APPLICATION.
THE AUGUSTA CHRONICLE, Augusta, Ga.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Evening Penny Press-
FOUR PAGES ; 28 COLUMNS.
PITTSBURGH, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
CHAS. W. HOUSTON. Business Manager.
BY MAIL, $3.00 A YEAR; BY CARRIER, 6 CENTS A WEEK.
Advertising Rates Sent on Application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Fort Worth Gazette.
Published evert Day, axd Weekly.'
FORTH TVORTH, - - - TEXAS.
THE LIVEST, BRIGHTEST, NEWSIEST PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE SOUTHWEST
AND THE LEADING PAPER IN TEXAS.
CIRCULATION.
Daily, - - - - io,811 Sunday, . - - 11,210 Weekly, - - - 14,084
As an advertising medium the Gazette is unsurpassed, having no rival in Northwest
Texas, a territory that embraces more than lOO.OiiO square miles.
Politically the Gazette is Democratic, but its mission is to give the news, and to this end
the best efforts of its management will be directed.
Address THE DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
927
The Philadelphia Inquirer
PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA.
A FIRST-CLASS FAMILY
AND ,
USIXESS DAILY MORNING NEWS-
PAPER. I
(Established 1829.)
EIGHT PAGES — TWO CENTS.
SOLD BY ALL NEWS AGENTS.
Served bj- careful carriers at 15} cents
a week, payable to the
carrier.
MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS :
50 Cents a 3Innlh. S6 a Year.
(Includiag Postage.)
Inquirer
DAILY
MORNING.
8 PAGES 2 CTS
BY MA ^
50 Cents a M in^h
$3.00 a Year.
W. W. HARDING, PUBLISHER,
PHILADELPHIA. P4
THE INQUIRER
HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION IN FAMILIES AND AMONG CAPITALISTS AND
BUSINESS MEN IN PHILADELPHIA AND THROUGHOUT PENNSYL-
VANIA AND THE NEIGHBORING STATES. IT SUSTAINS A
HIGHLY FAVORABLE REPUTATION AS A FIRST-
CLASS JOURNAL, AND IS A MOST DESIR-
ABLE MEDIUM FOR ADVER-
TISERS.
W. \V. HARDING.
Publisher.
Tenth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia, Pa.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Ag€>nts, 10 Spruce St , New York.
928 GEO. P. ROWELI. & CO'S
The Springfield Republic.
SPRINGFIELD, - ~~^ - - OHIO.
ESTABLISHED 181T.
IS ONE OF THE OLDEST AND BEST ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPERS IN OHIO.
Is the only newspaper in the Eighth Congressional District receiving a line by telegraph,
and holds bath the Western Associated and United Press franchises, is the ofQcial organ of
city and county, and has a circulation in every town and locality within a radius of fifty
miles. Weekly and Evening editions are published.
Size of Daily 25ixo9. Eight columns, 4 pages. Size of Saturdays daily and weekly 24x^4.
Seven columns, 8 pages. The only Republican paper in a city and county giving 2,000
Republican majority.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPIES AND ADVERTISING RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Pilot.
Established in 1836.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST CATHOLIC CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD.
BOSTON, - - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
THINGS NOT GENERALLY KNOWN.
WHO READ "THE PILOT":
Oatholic Bishops and Priests.
Profs, and Students in Seminaries.
Colleges and Academies.
Convents and Schools.
Temperance and Benevolent Soc.
Social and Religious Organizations.
Irish-American Farmers and their Families.
Retail Dealers, "
" " Mechanics, " "
Laborers,
Dry Goods D'lrs"
" " Business Men of all Callings.
WHERE "THE PILOT" GOES:
East, West, North and South— to every State in the Union and to all the Territories; to Canada,
Manitoba, and all the British Provinces ; to England, Ireland. Scotland and Conti-
nental Europe ; to India, China, the Sandwich Islands, South Africa and Australia.
READ AND ADVERTISE IN THE PAPER TAKEN ALL THE WORLD OVER.
The Wasp.
OFFICE :
538 CALIFORNIA STREET^; - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
(Established 1876.) Constantly increasing in popularity and circulation.
WASP PUBLISHING CO., . . . . . Publishers and Proprietors.
^'THE WASP" IS THE OLDEST CARTOON PAPER (IN COLORS) IN THE UNITED
STATES, AND THE ONLY ONE PUBLISHED WEST OF
THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Advertisers are hereby reminded of the great circulation of " The Wasp."
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.-One Year, $5.00. Six Months, $'^.50. Three Months, $1.25.
Advertising Rates, $6.00 per inch, per month.
No qtiestiouable ailvertiseiiients iusevted on any terms.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LARGEST MORNING CIRCULATION IN CHICAGO.
The Chicago Herald.
CHICAGO, ----- ILLINOIS.
JAMES W. SCOTT, Publisher, 120 and 122 Fifth Avenue.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEK DIRECTORY. 929
The Daily Alta California
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA,
ALTA CALIFORNIA PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPER IN CALIFORNIA PUBLISHED IN THE NEAT AN1>
CONVENIENT QUARTO FORM SO UNIVERSALLY ADOPTED
IN THE EAST.
THE "ALTA" IS THE OLDEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER ON THE PACIFIC
COAST. A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BEST CLASS OF READERS, AND
THE ORGAN OF LEGITIMATE AND SOLID COMMERCIAL INTER-
ESTS. DURING THE PAST YEAR THE "ALTA" HAS MADE
IMMENSE STRIDES IN CIRCULATION AND GENERAL
IMPROVEMENT, AND IT IS NOW COMPLETE IN
ALL ITS DEPARTMENTS AS A FIRST CLASS
DAILY JOURNAL UF NEWS AND OPIN-
ION, WITH AN UNRIVALLED
EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT.
IN ALL THE REQUISITES OF A GREAT NEWSPAPER, THE " ALTA" IS THE EQUAL
OF ITS RIVALS, AND IN MANY THEIR SUPERIOR. ITS SERVICE OF [FOR-
EIGN, EASTERN, AND COAST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS BY THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS AND SPECIALS IS FULL AND
TRUSTWORTHY, AND THE NEWS IS PRE-
SENTED IN CONDENSED AND
READABLE FORM.
In the compilation of Commercial News and Statistics, the Alta is without a rivaL
" Alwas's forward— no step backward" is the motto of the Alta California,
which will continue its course of growth and uuprovement
with every month and week.
Weekly Alta.
A SPLENDID, EIGHT-PAGE, SIXTY-FOUR COLUMN PAPER.
The best Weekly published on the Pacific Coast, and a paper that shoula^e in the hands
of every Farmer, Fruit Grower and Miner in the State, and especially
edited for Eastern readers.
DAILY EDITION.
One year by mail, in advance, - - $6 <)0 I Three months, in advance, - - - $150
Six months, in advance, - - - - 3 00 ' Sunday, one year, in advance, - - 3 00
WEEKLY EDITION.
One year, in advance, . - . - §1 50 | Six months, in advance, - - - - 75.
Three months, in advance, 40 cents.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
930 GEO. P. ROWELL A GO'S
" THE PEOPLE," Estab. June 11, 1868. " THE N. H. PATRIOT," Estab. April, lEO'J.
The People and N. H. Patriot.
CONCORD, - - - NEW HAMPSHIRE.
PUBLISHED BY THE N. H. DEMOCRATIC PRESS COMPANY.
The leading Democratic and Agricultural newspaper in the State. The circulation
extends to every town in New Hampshire and to every State in the Union, with but two
exceptions. Independent and outspoken. Domestic Economy, Stoi-ies, Sporting Record,
and MarJset Reports. Circulation, 10,000. Terms, $1.25 per year, in advance. Cuts must be
of solid metal.
THE DAILY PEOPLE AND PATRIOT.
Circulation, 1,800. The Daily has a large circulation in Concord and Merrimack County.
Has the full afternoon press service, and is the best daily paper in the Capital of New
Hampshire. Size, ^4x34*. Price, $(i 00 per year. Address all communications to THE N. H.
DEMOCRATIC PRESS CO.
Geo. p. RowEr.L & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Pittsburgh Chro^nicle Telegraph
EIGHT PAGES. ESTABLISHED 1841. FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS.
PITTSBURGH, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
Cii'culate.s in Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, "West Virginia and other States.
The only paper in Pittsburgh owning both Associated and United Press franchises
Weekly Chronicle Telegraph.
EIGHT PAGES. FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS.
Circulates in Pennsylvania, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Tennessee, Georgia,
Alabama, Kentucky and other States, and is an excellent medium for the general advertiser.
Subscription, Daily, $6.50 per year; Weekly, $1.00 per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Weekly State Gazette.
TRENTON, - - - - - NE'W JERSEY.
ESTABLISHED 1792.
Issued from this Office EVERY THURSDAY. - - Leading State Journal.
Circulates in every Post Office in New Jersey, for $2 per year.
Circulation unequaled by any other paper published in the State. Send for a specimen copy.
Daily State Gazette.
ESTABLISHED 184(i.
Subscription, $5.00 per Year.
THE JOHN L. MURPHY PUBLISHING CO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Chicago Express.
192 MADISON ST., - - - CHICAGO, ILL.
B. S. HEATH, Editor. D. P. HUBBARD, Business Manager.
TO THOUGHTFUL INVESTORS IX ADVERTISING SPACE:
WILL YOU REACH 15,578 HOMES INFLUENCED BY NO OTHER JOURNAL?
15,578 Subscribers pay for and read THE CHICAGO EXPRESS.
AGE— INFLUENCE-CIRCULATION.
It is well known that the older the standing of a weekly journal the stronger is its influ-
ence. The Express was established in 1823. The paper which is exclusively read by its sub-
scribers always brings business. The Express has no competitor on its own platform.
Advertising pays at the regular rate if you get circulation. The Express opens its books to
No extraordinary discounts. No cut rates. No special editions. A plain body of 15,578
subscribers zealously attached to their paper. ALLEN LEE, Advertising Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 931
The Evening Bulletin.
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
The leading evening journal in circulation and influence west of the Rocky Mountains.
It is the recognized authority in all financial and trade circles, and, at the same time, is
found in every cultivated and refined home on the coast.
It is distinguished for the brilliancy of its editorial matter, accuracy and completeness
of local news, reviews of current literature, art and theatrical criticisms, and extent of
foreign news.
It is a fact worthy of mention that on account of the geographical location of San Fran-
cisco the evening field of journalism possesses unusual advantages. The difference of time
between San Francisco and New York and San Francisco and London being thi*ee hours and
eight hours later, respectively, enables "THE BULLETIN'S " telegraphic correspondents to
gather the world's news of each full day in time for publication at 4 P. M., thus spreading
before its large constituency of readers the freshest Incidents of every day twelve hours in
advance of the morning newspapers.
The morning papers of the next day contain all " THE BULLETIN " telegraphic news,
with a few additions gathered while the millions in the Eastern States and in Europe
are asleep.
The proprietors of " THE BULLETIN " respectfully refer to the entii'e mercantile public,
both importing and jobbing, as to the character of this joui-nal for advertising purposes.
" THE BULLETIN " i read by the wealth and intelligence of the coast, while the masses
consult its columns as attentivelj' as the more cultured branches of society.
The Weekly Bulletin.
Is a mammoth twelve-page paper and reaches every town, hamlet and mining camp west
of the Rocky Mountains, and presents unequaled claims to the advertiser who wishes to
reach the masses of the interior.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
DAILY, BY MAIL, _ _ _ ^g.CO PER YEAR.
WEEKLY, BY MAIL. - - - 1.50 PER YEAR.
Advertising rates may be obtained on application, by addressing " THE BULLETIN,'
San Francisco, or Eastern office of " THE BULLETIN,' No. 7, Times Building, New York.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St , New York.
9-A'2 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE BEST IX THE COUNTRY.
THE ATLANTA CONSTITUTION.
ATLANTA, - - - - - - GEORGIA*
WEEKLY CIRCULATION, OVER 100,000.
DAILY, 10,000. - SUNDAY, 15,000.
No paper in the United States offers a better field for advertisers. ESTIMATES FREE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CINCINNATI COMMERCIAL GAZETTE.
CINCINNATI, .... - OHIO.
STANDS IN THE FRONT RANK OF AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.
The cousolidatiou of the Commercial and Gazette— the two leading papers of the Ohio
Valley, both of national reputation and influence— with the largest circulation among the
intelligent, wealthy and enterprising classes, renders this paper without exception the most
valuable medium for advertisers In the central city of the nation. Thk Commercial
Gazette is high in tone, decent in detail, newsy, and of literary excellence. Exerting, as it
does, a commanding influence for the best interests of advertisers, the vast multitude of
readers reached by this paper constitute an audience whose acquaintance business men will
find it advantageous to cultivate. The advertising rates for both Daily and Weekly are low,
extent and character of circulation considered. DAILY, SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE CO.— MURAT HALSTEAD, Pres.; RICH'D SMITH, V. P.
Eastern Office, 63 and 64 TRIBUNE BUILDING, New York.— F. T. McFADDEN, Mgr.
GAZETTE.
ST. JOSEPH, - - - - MISSOURI.
THE GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., - Editors and Publishers.
A DAILY AND WEEKLY EDITION. LEADING PAPER OF THE STATE. ESTABLISHED
1845. OLDEST JOURNAL IN THE CITY OR COUNTY.
OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC PAPER OF THE COUNTY. A CIRCULATION OF 15,000.
One of the best advertising mediums in the great State of Missouri. Rates sent on appli-
cation.
Geo. p. Rowell, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CHRISTIAN AT WORK.
316 BROADWAY, - - ... - NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION, PREPAID, - !$3.00 A YEAR.
The largest, ablest and the best Religious and Family Weekly Newspaper published-
Twenty-fli'st year of its existence. Always wideawake and fully abreast of the times-
Attractive, interesting, instructive and progressive in all its departments. Always out-
spoken, non-sectarian and independent. Noted at home and abroad for the ablest of
editorials, as well as for the superiority of its news. Church, home and other important
departments, a. circulation of 2o,5V[) copies. It has no equal in its class as an advertising
medium. For rates address J. N. HALLOCK, Editor and Proprietor, 216 Broadway, N. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Established 1S5S. Incorporated 1S86.
CIRCULATION UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT DOUBLED IN THREE MONTHS.
THE OMAHA REPUBLICAN
Fills CAcry requirement of advertisers who desire to reach the far Western homes beyond
the Missouri. It has the largest and most desirable general circulation in Nebraska, West-
ern Iowa, Dakota, Wyoming and the adjoining territories. The Daily has been enlarged
and dressed in new tj^pe, and has no peer in this State as a i-epresentative, progressive and
enterprising Western newspaper.
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN has an a^-erage cii-culation for a y.ear of over
10,000 copies per week, and is rapidly increasmg since the price has been reduced to one
doUar per year. THE OMAHA REPUBLICAN COMPANY,
S. P. ROUNDS, President, iomaha Neb
CADET TAYLOR, Treasurer, J '-'mana, .> eo.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
W^HEELING REGISTER.
DAILY, TRIWEEKLY, WEEKLY, SUNDAYS,
5,000. 500. 3,500. 7,500.
WHEELING, ... I •- W. VIRGINIA.
A QU AFTER OF A CENTURY OLD. NO PLATE MATTER ENTERS ITS COLUMNS.
Its circulation covers the entire State, and enters extensively into the adjoining coun-
ties of Eastern Ohio, Western Pennsvlvania, Western Maryland and the bordering counties
of Virginia. It represents a Democratic City, County, State and Nation. It is bright, crisp
and liberal. It devotes special attention to local and State news. Its stories, miscellany,
household and farm selections are chosen with the greatest care. Its Grocery, Produce,
Grain and Stock Markets are full and accurate. _ ^^ „„
PER YEAR: DAILY, 9$8.00. WEEKLY, IN CLUBS. $1.00. SUNDAY, $2.00.
JAMES B. TEANY, General Manager.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
933
Western State Lists
ESTABLISHED 1876.
-WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION,
PROPRIETORS.
Per ag. line.
Des Moines List.
No.
1
130
Papers,
SI 00
Omaha List.
No.
3
250
1 50
Kansas City Liist
No.
3
160
1 00
Detroit Liist,
No.
4
100
1 00
Dallas Liist,
No.
5
124
1 00
Denver List,
No.
6
50
0 50
St. Louis List, -
No.
7
100
1 00
Topeka List,
No.
8
145
1 00
1,039 Papers
S8 00
THE PAPERS EMBRACING THE ABOVE COMBIXATION OF LISTS GO INTO
OVER 600,000 HOMES IN THE GREAT WEST EACH WEEK, AND
ARE READ BY OVER 3,000,000 PEOPLE. THIS FAVORED
REGION OF THE AMERICAN CONTINENT IS THE
GARDEN OF THE WORLD.
THE WEST IS THE PLACE FOR THE ENTERPRISING MAN TO ADVERTISE,
AND THE "WESTERN STATE LISTS" OF THE WESTERN NEWS-
PAPER UNION THE MEDIUM.
Rates are only $8.00 per Une for the entire combination of eight Usts— over 1,000
papers. Liberal discounts on large orders. Send for Catalogue.
Address for Eastern business, WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, 65-71 Tribune Building,
New York.
A. FRANK RICHARDSON, Manager.
Address for Western business, WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION, Des Moines, Iowa.
W. E. ANDREWS, General Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
59
934 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TROY DAILY TIMES.
TROY, - - . - . NEW YORK.^
OVER 60.000 READERS.
TROY WEEKLY TIMES.
OVER 120.000 READERS.
The best advertising mediums. Largest circulation of any newspapers in tiie State outside
of Xew York City.
J. M. FRANCIS, SON & CO., - - - TROY, X. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yorlc.
THE BOSTON POST.
BOSTON, .... MASSACHUSETTS.
Is ttie best Newspaper in New England. It is prompt and fearless in its comment upon
matters political, literary, social, financial and commercial, and it is recognized as the
journal which distinctively represents the organized literary, educational and charitable
work in tlie community. Its column of " HERE IN BOSTON," from the versatile pen of
"TAVERNER," which has provoked much inquiry and speculation in the social and club
circles of Boston, as well as in the columns of the press, has a wealth of reminiscences in
Its mellow' and keen comment upon Boston life and manners of to-daj', traditions and ten-
dencies. As a medium for advertising and an avenue for reaching the most important and
largest sections of our communitv, the POST offers advantages of great value.
POST PUBLISHING CO., 15 Milk St., Boston.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
MORNING HERALD.
ROCHESTER, ----- NEW YORK^
J. E. MOREY, Jr., ... - Editor and Publisher.
Sworn daily average circulation, 12,268.
The Morning Herald is a thoroughly alive and Independent newspaper, and is unquestion
ably the best advertising medium west of New York City in the State.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NEW YORK CLIPPER.
ClilPPER BUIL.DING, - - - NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED IN 1853, BY FRANK QUEEN.
The Standard Authority in Sporting Matters— The Leading: Theatrical
Nefvspaper.
A MOST VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM— RATE, 20 CENTS PER LINE
(Agate Measure).
Subscription, $4.00 per Annum.
THE FRANK QUEEN PUBLISHING COMPANY (Limited).
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR-45th Yeak.
THE GREAT FARM, INDUSTRIAL AND STOCK PERIODICAL OF THE SOUTH.
It embraces in its constituency the intelligent, progressive and substantiallj' successful
farmers of this section, and as cin advertising medium for the Merchant, Manufacturer,
Stock Raiser and Professional Man. is absolutely unequaled. By recent purchase it now
combines; "The Dixie Farmer," Atlanta, Ga.; "The Plantation," Montgomerj', Ala.; "The
Rural Sun," Nashville, Tenn.; "The Southern Farmers' Monthly," Sa\iannah, Ga.:
"Southern World," Atlanta, Ga., and unites the patrons of these with its own large list of
subscribers. The press and people all testify to its great merits as a medium for controlling
Southern trade. Subscription, one year in advance, postage paid. S1.50. Sample copies sent
free. Advertisements, per line, 30c. Address THE CULTIVATOR PUBLISHING CO., Atlanta,
Ga., or JAS. P. HARRISON & CO., Proprietors. THE FRANKLIN PUBLISHING HOUSE,
P. O. Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ga. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
A ONE-CENT DAILY IS THE PAPER TO ADVERTISE IN.
THE DAILY NEWS.
SPRINGFIELD, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
IT LEADS ALL THE MASSACHUSETTS EVENING PAPERS OUTSIDE OF
BOSTON IN LOCAL CIRCULATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 935
The Chicago World.
CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
THE CHICAGO WORLD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
FIFTEENTH YEAR.
ONLY FIVE CENTS PER COPY. TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
AMERICA'S LEADING SOCIETY AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
HAVING A STAFF OF WRITERS OF ABILITY, AND OVER TWO HUNDRED CORRES-
PONDENTS THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Having the Largest Circulation of any Journal Published West of New York.
CIRCULATED THROUGHOUT THE KNOWN WORLD— 50,000 EVERY WEEK.
Country Edition every Thursday ; City Edition every Saturday.
ALL ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR IN BOTH EDITIONS.
OUR LARGE AND STEADILY INCREASING CIRCULATION AMONG THE WEALTHY
AND REFINED CLASS DURING THE PAST FIFTEEN YEARS AFFORDS TO
ADVERTISERS THE SUREST MEDIUM FOR REACHING PEOPLE OF THE
BEST CLASS EVERYWHERE. ITS COLUMNS CONTAIN MAT-
TER APPROVED BY THE MOST FASTIDIOUS CIRCLES.
The Chicago Woru) has the largest circulation of any Family Weekly Newspaper In
Chicago or West of New York.
We circulate 27,000 copies of The Chicago World in this city, and 23,000 copies all over
the United States and Canada.
The Chicago World is also kept on sale at almost every News Stand in America, and on
all Railroad Trains, also throughout Europe, and on flies of all Foreign Hotels.
The Chicago World will prove a continuous advertiser, as its appearance Is such that it
is not destroyed after being read, as many Newspapers are, but is kept alive on account of
its Beautiful Engravings, etc.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
936
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IX THE STATE.
ARGUS AND PATRIOT.
WOXTPELiIER,
VERMONT.
HIRAM ATKINS, Editor and Proprietor.
CIRCULATION 6,370.
The Argus and Patriot is not only by all odds the most widely circulated paper in
Vermont, but it is more generally sought for and eagerly read than any other in proportion
to its circulation Nearly evei-ybodj^ wants to read it, and nearly everybody does, whether
they take it or not. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
^)^
Is the leading exponent and advocate
of horticultural taste and art. Contains
information pertaining to the vegeta-
ble and flower garden; also correspond-
ence from subscribers telling of their
sucess or failure in raising seeds,
plants, small fruit, shrubs, etc. Thirty-
two pages of reading, and a colored
plate worth the price of the magazine.
Price, $1.25 per year; sample copies,
10c. A very reliable advertising me-
dium.
JAMES VICK,
SEEDSMAN,
Rochester, N.
THE FARMER'S ADVOCATE AND HOME MAGAZINE.
CANADA.
L.ONDON,
WM. WELD, Editor and Proprietor.
Is the most popular as well as the only Independent, Agricultural and Household pub-
lication issued in Canada. It is the oldest established and has a larger paid
list of subscribers than all others of its class combined.
LAST SWORN CIRCULATION 20,500.
It is commended by County Councils and Agi-icultural Societies. It consists of 36 pages,
is handsomely illustrated, and published the first week in each month.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
"IDEAL AMERICAN MAGAZINES."
AVIDE AWAKE.
St2.40 a year. Foremost in pleasure-giving ; foremost in practical helping ; foremost in
art and literature. BABYLAND— 50 cents a year. A day-time and bed-time book for
babv and baby's mamma. Large type, large pictures. OUR LITTLiE MEN AND
WOMEN— $1.00 a year. For youngest readers, about pets, wild things, and children
abroad and at home. 75 full-page pictures. THE PANSY— $1.00 a year. "Pansy's" own
magazine for boys' and girls' Sunday and week-day reading. Fully illustrated. CHAU-
TAUQUA YOUNG FOLKS' JOURNAL.-$1.00a year. For homes and schools.
We especially wish to call the attention of advertisers to the fact that these magazines
are as eagerlv read by the older members of the f amilj' as by the young people for whom
thev are inteiaded. Every number is carefully preserved and read again and again.
D. LOTHROP COMPANY, Franklin and Hawley Sts., Boston, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SEATTLE,
DAILY POST, Established 1878. DAILY INTELLIGENCER, Established 1879.
CousDlidated 1881 as the
POST-INTELLIGENCER. „,.^„ „^„
WASH. TER.
LEIGH S. J. HUNT, Editor and Publisher.
The Daily is a large, eight-page, eight-column pager. Republican, ably edited, read by
evervbodv in Seattle, a place of 16,500 population. The Weekly, 12 pages, the official organ
of the county, with a circulation exceeding 3,000, and increasing steadily throughout the
territory. Seattle is the best located for a trade centre of any city in the Union, whose pos-
sibilities are limited only by the possibilities of the great Northwest. Wholesale establish-
ments have been built up by its merchants, which in the aggregate do a trade larger than
the wholesale trade of any other city of the size of Seattle in the United States. As an
advertising medium, therefore, the paper is unequaled.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DO YOU WANT SOUTHERN TRADE?
'*DIXIE."
REACHES ALL THE SHOPS, MILLS, FACTORIES, RAILROAD REPAIR SHOPS AND
FOUNDRIES, AND GOES INTO THE HANDS OF ALL THE MOST INTELLI-
GENT MECHANICS IN THE FOURTEEN SOUTHERN STATES.
Circulation judiciouslv supervised and fully guaranteed. On file at all leading hotels in the
South, and reaches regularly the j^romoters of the chief industries
of the section it represents.
PUBLISHED 3I0NTHLY AT
ATLANTA, . - - - GEORGIA.
By the "DIXIE" CO. (Incorporated), at the annual subscription price of $1.00.
Send for free sample. Address THE " DIXIE" CO., Atlanta, ""
Ga.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
937
The American Magazine.
(HITHERTO THE BROOKLYN MAGAZINE.)
130-132 PEARL ST.,
NEW', YORK.
REPRESENTATIVE OF AMERICAN THOUGHT AND LIFE.
1_
"^^^^^Si^
GUARANTEED
CIRCULATION,
100,000
MONTHLY.
$3 A YEAR ; 25c. PER NUMBER.
BELIEVING THAT THIS CONTINENT AND THE AMERICAN PEOPLE AFFORD QUITE
ENOUGH MATERIAL FROM WHICH TO DERIVE ENTERTAINMENT AND
THOUGHT IN THE WIDEST VARIETY, THE PUBLISHERS HAVE
MADE THE CONTENTS OF THIS MAGAZINE SPECIALLY
REPRESENTATIVE OF AMERICAN LIFE
AND CHARACTER.
The most eminent thinkers and the favorite writers of entertaining literature are found
among its contributors, and the articles are illustrated by artists of the highest intelligence
and skill. This magazine is read at thousands of firesides in our own country each month.
All advertisements are subject to the editor's approval. Copy for advertisements
should reach us by the SOth of the month to insure insertion iu the issue of the following
mouth, i. e.. MARCH 20 for May Magazine. At the exceedinglv low rates for a GUARAN-
TEED CIRCULATION of 100,000, no enterprising advertiser can afford to withhold his
patronage from THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE. Address
R. T. BUSH & SON, Publishers. 130-132 Pearl St., New York.
For further information and lowest net rates, write to
F. L. COLVER. Manager Advt. Dep.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
938 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE TIMES-UNION.
JACKSONVILLE, - - . _ FLORIDA.
The Times Union, published eveiy day in the year, has the exclusive right to the Associ-
ated Press Dispatches, aud heuce the only daily that circulates throughout the entire State,
and is on sale at everj- news stand. Our Weekly circulates largely in every remote town
and post office throughout Florida, and in every other State in the Union. The edition of
our Weekly for regular mail subscribers is now 230 quires (5,520 copies), a sworn certificate
of which will be furnished on application. They are the Great State Papers. With the
Dailj" and Weekly Times-Union the wholeState of Florida-can be covered by the advertiser.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 19 Spruce St., New York.
ALBANY PRESS AND KNICKERBOCKER.
PRESS BUILDINGS, IS BEAVER STREET, - ALBANY, N. Y.
THE PRESS COMPANY, Publishers.
Forty-Third Year. Has a much larger Circulation than any other Daily published at the
State Capital. Sixtv Thousand Persons read it Daily.
THE SUNDAY PRESS. (Seventeenth Year.) A Model Family News and Literary Journal.
Its Associated Press and United Press Reports and Special Dispatches, Stories, House-
wife's Columns, etc.. are full and attractive ; sixty-four columns.
Any desii'ed information about rates sent with pleasure. Specimen copies free.
The Weekly Press is a popular journal and a first-class advertising medium.
MILWAUKEE JOURNAL.
MILWAUKEE, - _ - - WISCONSIN.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER— DAILY AND WEEKLY.
The Daily Journal, published every afternoon except Sunday. Subscription, S5.00 per
year. The Weekly Journ.u., published every Thursdaj". Subscription, 60c. per year.
The Daily Milwaukee Journal has the largest circulation of any dally paper in the" city or
State. Advertisers can find no better medium.
L. W. NIEMAN, Editor. MICHAEL KRAUS, Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MORNING TIMES.
OAKLAND, - . - - - CALIFORNIA.
WM. R. BENTLEY, Manager.
THE ONLY MORNING DAILY, IN THIS CITY OF FIFTY THOUSAND POPULATION
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER. BRIGHT AND RELIABLE.
Has the largest Circulation. Oldest Newspaper in the City, and a remunerative patronage
~ PITTSBURGH COMMERCIAL~GAZETTE-ioist Year.
PITTSBURGH, - . - - . PENNSYLVANIA.
Established 1T86.
Eight pages, pasted aud folded. It is the leading journal of the city. It receives all the
news from special and regular correspondents. It has the largest daily and weekly circula-
tion in the State, out of Philadelphia. Daily circulation, 21,000; weekly, 82,0U0. Estimates
for advertising will be furnished upon application to
NELSON P. REED & CO., Proprietors, Pittsburgh.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York City.
BANNER OF LIGHT.
9 BOSWORTH STREET, _ . - BOSTON, MASS.
COLBY & RICH, Publishers.
THL OLDEST JOURNAL IN THE WORLD DEVOTED TO THE PHILOSOPHY OF
SPIRITUALISM.
Subscription Pi-ice, S3.00 per Year ; Sl-50 for Six Months ; 75 Cents for Three Months.
Rates for Advertising.— Each line in Agate type, twenty cents for the first and every
insertion on the fifth or eighth page, and fifteen cents for each subsequent insertion on the
seventh page. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
EVENING TELEGRAM.
CINCINNATI, . - . - . OHIO.
EVENING TELEGRAM CO., Editors and Publishers.
ONE CENT; ON CARS, HOTELS AND NEWS STANDS, TWO CENTS.
An average daily circulation of 25,000, distributed through Ohio, Kentuckj-, West Vir"
glnla and Indiana. The Saturday edition contains eight pages of interesting matter and
news. Circulation nearly double of anv other dailv in the State. For rates and informa-
tion address E. L. MORGAN, Manager, 19 West Sixth street.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE EVENING STANDARD.
NEW BEDFORD, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
Eight pages, forty-eight columns. Largest daily paper in Southern Massachusetts. Has a
circulation much larger than anv other dailv south of Boston, and three times that of any
other in the city. THE REPUBLICAN STANDARD (Weekly).
Published Thursday. Eight pages, fift.v-six columns. Circulation greatly in excess of that
of any other weekly iii this section of theState. Advertisers who desire to do business in this
part of Massachusetts would do well to send for specimen copies, as a glance at the columns
of either will convince all of the value of these newspapers as advertising mediums. Rates
of advertising given on application. ED3IUND ANTHONY & SONS, Publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 939
The Evening Telegram.
TORONTO, . - - - CANADA.
J. ROSS ROBERTSON, Proprietor.
ONLY EXCLUSIVE EVENING PAPER IN THE CITY.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 17,364 DAILY.
■CITY CIRCULATION EQUAL TO COMBINED CITY CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
DAILY PAPERS IN TORONTO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN CAYUGA COUNTY.
The Auburn Bulletin.
AUBURN, - - - NEW YORK.
ONLY 50 CENTS PER MONTH.
LIVE! INDEPENDENT!
The most Popular Daily Paper in Auburu. Double Number every Saturday. Full Tele-
graph Dispatches up to the hour of going to press. The Latest and Best Local News. A
Larger Circulation than all other Daily Papers in the County Combined.
WEEKLY NEWS AND DEMOCRAT.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
EIGHT PAGES. $1.0; > PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
W^EEKLY AUBURNIAN.
INDEPENDENT. EIGHT PAGES. $1.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
WM. J. MOSES, Publisher.
Not only has The Auburn Bulletin a larger circulation than all other Dailies in the City,
but it has a large and growing circulation in near-by towns ; being delivered by special
carriers in the villages of Moravia, Seneca Falls, Waterloo, Union Springs, Cayuga and
"Weedsport ; and it circulates among the purchasing class, mailing it a valuable advertising
medium. One price to all advertisers for same service. For rates, address the Publisher,
Auburn, N. Y. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
940 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER.
OLDEST DAILY IN CONNECTICUT.
LARGEST SIZE, LARGEST IX CIRCULATIOX, AND THE FAMILY PAPER OF
NEW HAVEN.
Subscription Price, $6.00 per Year.
THE CONNECTICUT HERALd" AND WEEKLY JOURNAL.
A Liarge and Widely-Circulated Family Paper, S'2 per Year;
SI. 50 in Advance.
OFFICES; 400 State St., New Haven, Conn. THE CARRINGTON PUBL'G CO-
Geo P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MANITOBA FREE PRESS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
WINNIPEG, - - _- - - MANITOBA.
THE LEADING PAPElJ OF THE CANADIAN NORTHWEST.
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED. THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
The Daily has over three times the circulation of any other daily published in Manitoba
or the Northwest, and the Weekly— the largest weekly iu Canada— has a larger
circulation than all other weeklies published in the' Northwest combined.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
SHREWD ADVERTISERS WHEN MAKING UP THEIR LISTS SHOULD INCLUDE
THE BUFFALO DAILY TIMES.
BUFFALO, . - - , _ NEW YORK.
CIRCULATION OVER 150,000 A WEEK (INCLUDING SUNDAY).
FIVE EDITIONS DAILY.
The Times prints more reading matter than any other penny paper in the State. Sample^
copy sent on application. Address
THE TIMES COIMPANY (Limited), Times Building, Buffalo, N. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LAFAYETTE JOURNAL.
liAFAYETTE, . - . - . INDIANA.^
FOUNDED 1 S29-0LDEST MORNING DAILY IN INDIANA— EXCLUSIVE FIELD— ONLY
MORNING Daily in THE NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
CIRCULATION.— Four Facts : 1— Double that of any daily in Lafayette. 2— Largest
of any other newspaper in all surrounding towns. 3— Largest of any daily in Northern
Indiana. 4— Reaches 100 or more surrounding towns by 9 o'clock every day.
Daily, 4,000 ; Weekly, 4,500.
The best advertising medium in the State. For rates address THE JOURNAL CO.
Three times the value received by advertising in a morning paper over anv other paper^
THE ONLY TWELVE-PAGE WEEKLY ISSUED IN THE STATE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
NORD-AMERIKA.
(GERMAN CATHOLIC WEEKLY.)
23 SOUTH 7TH STREET, '- - PHIL.ADEI.PHIA, PA»
NORD-AMERIKA PUBLISHING CO. Publishers.
The only German Catholic Weekly published in Pennsylvania. Circulates throughout
the United States. Advertising rates furnished upon application. A complete Book and
Job Office connected with this publication.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ BALTIMORE JOURNAL.
GERMAN DAILY MORNING PAPER.
AND THE
SONNTAGS-POST.
BALTIMORE, ----- MARYIiAND*
PUBLISHED BY THE BALTIMORE JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO.
Circulation 8,000. Invaluable AdvertLslng Mediums.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 941
Westliche Post
ST. LOUIS, - - - MISSOURI.
INCORPORATED 1871.
The Westliche Post was established in 1857, and is therefore one of the oldest German
daily papers in the West. It has for nearly twenty years been selected as the official
city paper of St. Louis— as the paper having the largest daily circulation
within the city limits. No better advertising medium can be found for
all business purposes. Its Weelcly Edition has a very large
circulation in Missouri and Illinois, and an extensive one
^ in Iowa, Kansas. Nebraska, Texas and other
Western and Southern States.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ALL GERMAN PAPERS WEST OF NEW YORK,
AND IS, THEREFORE, ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
Published Daily, Weekly aud Sunday, by Westliche Post Association.
RATES OF ADVERTISING FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
StTBSCRiPTiox Rates (pavable in advance) : Daily (including Sunday edition), §10 per
annum ; Daily (without Sundav edition), S8 per annum ; Sunday edition, 82 ; Weekly edition,
§2 per annum ; Weekly edition, with Belletrlstic Supplement, S:^' per annum ; Weekly
edition to Europe, 8^3 per annum.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FIVE DOLLARS A YEAR. TEN CENTS A COPY.
TEN THOUSAND EACH ISSUE!
Bradstreet's.
A Journal of Trade, Finance and Public Economy.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY THE
BRADSTREET MERCANTILE AGENCY,
No. 279 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
Bradstreet's has perhaps the largest paid subscription list of any commercial journal
in the United States ; It certainly has representative firms in all departments of business
among its subscribers.
The subscribers, as a rule, are thriving and influential business men in every State and
Territory.
The subscription price is five dollars a year, from the fact that The Bradstreet Company
desire to maintain a thoroughly creditable journal, solidly packed with information of
importance to financial and commercial people, and have no desii-e to maintain a jom-nal
which would have to depend on advertisements for support.
Although some advertising is admitted, it must be of an acceptable character in every
respect.
THE BRADSTREET COMPANY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
942 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE H A W K - E Y E .
BURLINGTON, ----- IOWA.
The Only Moruiug Daily iu Burlington— a City of 30,000 People. Reaches over 240 towns
in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. It has, with one exception, the largest
Circulation of any Daily Paper published in Iowa.
WEEKLY EDITION CIRCULATES THE WORLD AROUND.
REACHING EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY IN THE UNITED STATES, THE PROV-
INCES OF CANADA, ENGLAND, GERMANY AND AUSTRALIA.
THE LEAVENWORTH TIMES.
L.EAVENWORTH, . - - . . KANSAS.
D. R. ANTHONY, Editor and Proprietor.
It is the only Leavenworth paper receiving the morning Western Associated Press
reports, and has been published without interruption for thirty-two years. It has sub-
scribers in every Post Office, and is read by the people of every city, village and hamlet in
the State of Kansas. It never inserts an advertisement for a man who is not financially
responsible, hence you are not thrown into comvetition with humbugs and frauds. It is an
advocate of the Republican principles in a State that gives 50,000 Republican majority. The
Times is indorsed by thousands. Advertising rates sent on application. Established 1855.
THE ALBANY MORNING EXPRESS.
AliBANY, - . . . NEW YORK.
The onlj' morning Republican paper published at the State Capital, and the only one in
All)any County, and, with but one exception, within a radius of over 100 miles. It covers a
field not reached by any other paper, and is the best advertising medium for 300,^)00 people.
THE SUNDAY EXPRESS is the best Sunday paper printed at Albany, and, like
the DAILY, enjoys the reputation of having the largest legitimate circulation in Albany and
vicinity. TERMS— Daily, per year, $7.00 ; Sunday, SI. 50 ; both, $8.00 The advertising rates
are as low as any paper of same standing. For prices address ALBANY MORNING EXPRESS,
Albany, N. Y., or Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BEE
TOLEDO, - - - ' - - - OHIO.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
IT IS THE PEOPLES' PAPER, AND EXCEEDS ANY OTHER IN CIRCULATION.
PUBLISHED BY TOLEDO BEE COMPANY.
Ch-culation between 9,000 and 10,000 daily. Weekly 9,000, mostly local.
Absorbed Daily and Weekly Times, Feb. 15, 1881. Daily and Weekly Post, Feb. 25, 1886.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ THE CHRISTIAN INDEX.
The press and people acknoAvledge The Christian Index to be the best advertising me-
dium in the Southern States. It is the leading Baptist paper of the South, and is the only
one in Georgia ; has a local circulation in every county in the State, and is read largely by
merchants and farmers. Business men want to advertise in a paper read by the greatest
number of people in order to make it pay. The Index has the LARGEST list of names, and
wields the widest influence of any paper in the Southwest. It is a large sixteen-page family
joiu-nal, in the 62d year of its existence, and is the organ of one of the largest, wealthiest
and most influential denominations in the South. Address,
HARRISON, LAWTON & CO., Publishers, P. O. Drawer No. 2, ATLiANTA, OA,
WAVERLEY MAGAZINE.
BOSTON, . - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
FOR FAMILY INSTRUCTION AND AMUSEMENT.
It is the largest weekly ever published in this country- Now in its thirty-eighth year,
Its prospects are brighter than ever, while the policy which made Its success I'emains
unchanged. Standing on strictlj'^ neutral ground, the paper excludes partisan politics and
theology. Contains no radical opinions, and is characterized by a high moral tone.
Deservedly popular. It circulates all over the land from Maine to California. Subscription,
$4.00 a year, prepaid. For advertising rates address MOSES A. DOW, Lock Box 172, Boston,
Mass., or Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
DALLAS, ----- TEXAS.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
Is a Methodist paper, a Family paper, a Newspaper, a Literary paper, a Commercial
paper, a clean paper, a fearless paper, a progressive paper— covering the whole field of jour-
nalism—as it reaches thousands of homes where no other paper is taken. Its merits as an
advertising medium need no further guarantee than an inspection of its columns.
Rates and sample copies promptly sent on application. Addi-ess,
SHAW & BLAYLOCK, Dallas, Texas.
SYRACUSE JOURNAL. ^„„
SYRACUSE, ---..- NEW YORK.
DAILY AND WEEKLY. PUBLISHED BY THE SYRACUSE JOURNAL CO.
CARROLL E. SMITH, President. J. G. K. TRUAIR, Business Manager and Treasurer.
E. M. GROVER, Secretary and Job Superintendent.
DAILY JOURNAL, $6.00 PER YEAR. WEEKLY JOURNAL, $1.50 PER YEAR.
A new Hoe Web-Perfecting Press has just been set up, largely increasing the circulation
of the Journal.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AjNIERICAX newspaper directory. 943
ESTABLISHED 1S79.
The Household Companion
BOSTON, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY FOR THE HOME CIRCLE.
AVERAGE MONTHLY CIRCULATION 21,320.
CIRCULATES IN THIRTY-ONE STATES.
MUSIC, FASHIONS, STYL.ES AND LITERATURE
MOST POPULAR LOW-COST MONTHLY IN AMERICA.
Patronized by all Leading Advertisers. Unexcelled in Tj^pographical Appearance.
Advertising Rates to be Advanced after 1887.
SPECIMEN COPIES MAILED FREE TO ADVERTISERS AND SUBSCRIPTION AGENCIES
Address: THE HOUSEHOLD COMPANION, No. 220 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
Drake's Travellers' Magazine
FOR 1887.
JOHN N. DRAKE, Publisher
MERCANTILE EXCHANGE BUILDING, - NE^W YORK.
One Dollar per Year, Ten Cents a Copy,
This monthly periodical enters upon its sixth year of publication under bright auspices,
and with a determination on the part of the publisher to leave nothing undone which can
possibly add to its usefulness and attractiveness. The magazine will in the future as in the
past, supply its friends and patrons with reliable information concerning railroads, steam-
boats and steamship routes, time tables with distance and fares, guide to important cities,
and other facts of iutei-est to the travelling public. Its literary department will be kept at
the same high standard which has given the publication a national reputation and made it
so popular with readers in every part of the country. Stories, sketches, poems, bright jokes
and witty paragraphs, emanating from many of the brightest writers of the day will find a
place in its pages, and each number will overflow with quaintuess, originality and refined
humor. It is one of the best advertising mediums in the country for the reason that each
number is preserved and is constantly used as a reference book for accurate information.
Geo P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
944 GEO. P. ROWELL. & GO'S
The Baltimore Morning Herald.
ESTABLISHED 1875. DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY.
The ONE Baltimore newspaper tliat has the courage to print its actual circulation day
by day, and swear to its accuracy. The following exhibit shows the exact number of
MORNING HERALDS printed and served to subscribers each day during the month of
JANUARY. 1887 :
Jan. 1, 18,400; 3, 18,500; 4, 18,400; 5, 18,400; 6, 18,400; 7, 18,400; 8, 18,500; 10, 18,600; 11, 18,550;
12, 18,800 ; 13, 18,550 ; 14, 18,70U : 15, 18,700 ; 17. 18,700 ; 18. 18,700 ; 19, 18,350 ; 20, 18,550 ; 21, 18,450 ;
22, 18,950 ; 24, 18,850 ; 25, 18,850 ; 26, 18,800 : 27, 19,100 ; 28, 71,400 ; 29, 19,200 ; 31, 19,300.
Total, 538,100. Daily averaere, 20,696.
SUNDAY HERALD, Sworn Average, - - 16,000 Copies.
WEEKLY HERALD, Sworn Average, - - 9,800 Copies.
THE HERALD PUBLISHING CO., BALTIMORE, MD.,
ALEXANDER BECHHOFER, General Manager.
New York Office, 48 TRIBUNE BUILDING, S. C. BECKWITH, Mgr.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Farmers^ Review-
CHICAGO, - - ^^ ' - - ILLINOIS.
THE LARGEST BONA FIDE PAID CIRCULATION OF ANY WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL
PAPER IN THE "WESTERN STATES.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION (proven by affidavit), 30,203.
State of Illinois, County of Cook : I, Hannibal H. Chandler. President of the FARMERS'
REVIEW CO., do solemnly swear tliat the weekly bona fide circulation of the FARMERS'
REVIEW is 30,203, exclusive of sample copies. HANNIBAL H. CHANDLER, President.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 26th of November, 1885.
Duff Porter, Notary Public.
THE FARMERS' REVIEW.
Its readers are money-making farmers. No advertiser w^ho w^ants to reach tlie best
Farmers of the Northwest can feel he has done so if his advertisement has not appeared in
its columns. For advertising rates apply to
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Davenport Daily Times.
DAVENPORT, - - - - IOWA.
ONLY INDEPENDENT DAILY IN THE CITIES OF DAVENPORT, lA.;
ROCK ISLAND AND MOLINE, ILL.
Subscription, $5.00 per Year; single copies, 2 cents.
CIRCULATION.
We guarantee our circulation to exceed the combined circulation of any other two papers
in the three cities.
Write for advei-tisiug rates, address
THE TIMES COMPANY, - - Davenport, la.
The American Farmer.
Established 1819.
BALTIMORE, - - - - MARYLAND.
IS THE OLDEST AGRICULTURAL PAPER IN AMERICA.
Has been in the same hands for over forty years, and is a household word all through
the Southern Atlantic States, in the farm-houses of which files of it may be frequently found
running back to 1819. It goes amongst the most intelligent and prosperous farmers, plant-
ers and fruit-growers from Delaware to Georgia. Its circulation is believed to be larger
than that of any other paper of its class in that region, and its position and influence
at home may be inferred from the fact that its editor and proprietor is Secretary of the
Maryland State Farmers Association, the Maryland Horticultural Society, the Maryland
State Grange, the Maryland State Dairymen's Association, and of the Agricultural Society
of Baltimore County— the largest, wealthiest and most populous in the State.
SAMUEL SANDS & SON, - - Editors and Publishers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 945
The Cosmopolitan.
NEW YORK CITY, (Formerly at Rochester.) NEW YORK.
THE MOST WONDERFUL SUCCESS OP THE AGE
BRIGHT, ORIGINAL AND ENTERPRISING !
BY METHODS NEVER BEFORE PRACTICED BY ANY PUBLICATION, ITS CIR-
CULATION HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO HOSTS OF READERS
REACHED BY NO OTHER MAGAZINE.
The history of The Cosmopolitan since it was founded has been one of continued prog-
ress and improvement, and to-day it occupies a position among the leading literary publi-
cations of the countrj'. The fact that it has a well-deflned policy, and is edited with
excellent judgment, will account for its success, although it may be somewhat removed
from the highly rarlfled literary atmosphere of "the centres."— iV^. Y. Graphic
In its bright, fresh glimpses of life in many parts of the world. The Cosmopolitan is
thoroughly entertaining. Prose and verse in different forms of fact and fiction treat of a
great variety of topics and never become tiresome.— Boston Journal.
The Cosmopolitan is excellent, both from a literary and artistic standpoint.— Philadel-
phia Record.
It looks more and more, as the successive number s of The Cosmopolitan appear, that it
has come to stay.— Bosfon Herald.
Well written, well printed, well illustrated, and always interesting.— iV. Y. Times.
Bright, intelligent and attractive. — T^oy Telegram.
Sample Copies Seut Free to Any Advertiser.
A GREAT ADVERTISING MEDIUM, AS HUNDREDS OF UNSO-
lilCITED TESTIMONIALS OF ADVERTISERS FROM AliL
PARTS OF THE COUNTRY IN REGARD TO
ITS VAL.UE CLEARLY PROVES.
94G GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAILY ESTABLISHED 1851. '. WEEKLY ESTABLISHED 1823
THE EXPRESS.
OFFICE, Xo. 16 SOI TH FIFTH ST., - TERRE HAUTE, IND.
Oldest newspaper lu the city. Ouly Daily MoruiiiK and Evening Paper in Indiana. Only
Paper issned on Sunday. Largest circulation In Western Indiana. Circulates also in
Eastern Illinois. Publishes the Associated Prpss and United Press Despatches. Only paper
prnited wholly in Terre Haute. Sworn statement of circulation furnished on application.
Terms of Subscription : In Advance, Postage Prepaid— Da ilv. Morning, per year, S7.50 : per
week. 15 cents. Daily, Evening, per year, $5.(1U ; per week, 10 cents. Weeklv, per year, $1.25 •
per six months, 65 cents. Liberal discount to clubs. Address GEO. M. ALLEN, Proprietor '
THE TRENTON TIMES.
(Daily and Weekly.)
TRENTON, - - - . - NEW JERSEY.
EDWIN FITZGEORGE, - - Publisher and Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT, AGGRESSIVE, NEWSY.
THE ONLY AFTERNOON DAILY IN THE CITY. POPULATION 50,000.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
THE SALT LAKE HERALD.
SALT LAKE CITY, ----- UTAH,
THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. DAILY, SUNDAY, WEEKLY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.
THE HERALD COMPANY (Incorporated), Proprietors.
The Herald has the largest circulation among all classes of the community of any
newspaper publislied in Utah, and its value as an advertising medium is not surpassed.
Advertising rates, which are low, can be made known by addressing the proprietors.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Telegraph, Established 1870. Democrat, Established 1882. Consolidated 1885.
THE TELEGRAPH.
DUBUQUE, ------ IOWA.
DUBUQUE PRINTING CO., Proprietors.
The only evening Journal iu Dubuque City, and the Official County and City Paper. The
city and county circulation of The Telegraph Is more than four times, and the general cir-
culation more than double that of any otlier paper published in Dubuque County, Iowa. It
has subscribers in over 6130 cities and towns, and uses fully one-half the white paper sold in
Dubuque. Daily, $4.00 per Year.. Weekly, $1.00 per Year.
THE POST.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY, AT
PITTSBURGH, . - - - PENNSYIiVANIA.
THE ONLY DAILY DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL IN WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE STATE,
DAILY, EIGHT PAGES; CIRCULATION OVER 13,000. WEEKLY, TWELVE PAGES,
CIRCULATION OVER 20,000.
Address " THE POST," Pittsburgh, Pa.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
ANNISTON HOT BLAST.
ANNISTON, ..... ALABAMA.
Daily and Weekly.
LEADING PAPER OP THE ANNISTON IRON DISTRICT OF ALABAMA.
Anniston is the Model City of the Great South.
DAILY, - - S7.00; WEEKLY, - - $1.00.
Address HOT BLAST, Anniston, Alabama.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE COMMERCIAL.
CHATTANOOGA, . . . - . TENNESSEE.
DAILY, SUNDAYS AND WEEKLY.
The favorite family paper in lower East Tennessee, Northern Alabama and Georgia. The
weekly, started nearly ten years ago as an eight-column folio, is now a handsome quarto.
With one exception the only Republican daily in the South published in a city nearly two
to one Republican. Its fairness to opponents and its careful attention to the local markets
have made it popular with merchants and farmers of both parties in the forty counties
directly tributary to Chattanooga. A live and growing paper, iu a live and gi-owing town,
it offers special inducements and moderate rates to advertisers.
THE ROME COURIER.
ROUE, - (DAILY AND WEEKLY) - GEORGIA.
WM. H. HIDELL, Proprietor.
Established in 1843. There are 15:i newspapers published in Georgia, and in circulation The
Courier ranks as seventh. Size of daily, 24x36 ; weekly, 28x40 ; six pages.
Subscription— Daily, $C.iK); Weekly. $1.50. The only paper that takes telegraphic news
within 75 miles of Rome. The Courier is the leading paper of Cherokee Georgia, and has a
large and steady circulation in the Northeastern counties of Alabama, and is the Best Adver-
tising Medium in this section. Population of Rome and suburbs, 10,000. Annual receipts of
cotton average, 90,000 bales.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 947
DO YOU WANT FL,ORIDA TRADE?
The Jacksonville Morning News
JACKSONVILLE, - - - - FLORIDA.
JOHN P. VARNUM, - - - Editor and Proprietor.
"THE MORNING NEWS" IS THE LEADING POPULAR DAILY NEWSPAPER
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA. CIRCULATES IN EVERY COUNTY
OF THE STATE. HAS THE LARGEST AND BEST
ADVERTISING PATRONAGE.
3IAINTAINS A SPECIAL BUREAU IN ST. AUGUSTINE, AND REACHES THAT
CITY IN ADVANCE OF EVERY OTHER PAPER. HAS SALARIED
SPECIAL REPRESENTATIVES IN NEW YORK AND
WASHINGTON. IS ON FILE AT THE
PRINCIPAL RESORTS IN
ALL THE LARGER
CITIES.
Is sold on all Florida trains and news stands. The best advertising medium in Florida,
Subscription per year, S'iOc'- Advertising rates low and furnished at request.
Gfo. p. Rowkij, c% Co.. Ag'^nts. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The Boston Budget.
BOSTON, - _ - MASSACHUSETTS.
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY MORNING.
WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS "THE BOSTON BUDGET" HAS THE LARGEST CIR.
CULATION OF ANY PAPER OF ITS CLASS IN NEW ENGLAND.
"THE BUDGET" IS BRIGHT, SPARKLING AND NEWSY, AND IS READ BY
60,000 PEOPLE EVERY WEEK.
It is a superior medium for advertising standard goods for the household.
It is carefully edited and patronized by the leading advertisers. Specimen copies sent free.
THE BUDGET PUBLISHING CO.
Business and Editorial Offices : - - No. 220 Washington Street.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Evening Mercury.
ST. JOHN'S, - - - NEWFOUNDLAND.
THE LEADING PAPER IN NEWFOUNDLAND.
J. E. FURNEAUX, Proprietor and Publisher.
The important relation of St. John's to Newfoundland, as the trade centre of the entire
Island, gives to The Evening Mercury a value as a means of reaching the people, which
13 perhaps not paralleled by any other paper in the United States or Canada. The popula-
tion of the city Itself is upwards of 40,000. It enjoys a great export trade, and manufactur-
ing is also carried on. Advertisers who wish to spend their money profitably should send to
the publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
948 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The National Republican.
WASHINGTON, - - ^DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
E. W. FOX, President and Manager.
A Republican Newspaper, devoted solely to the party and the nation. Its editorial
columns are devoted entirely to national, political and local matters, all subjects being
viewed from a party standpoint and treated independently, without regard or favor to per-
sons or factious. The Weeklj- edition of The Republican will be devoted almost exclu-
sivelj' to the news of the Capital. Dailj-. postage prepaid, per year, $6.riO; Weekly, postage
prepaid, per year, $1.00. Remit by draft or post-ofBce order. THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN COMPANY, Washington, D. C. To advertisers The National Republican will be an
indispensable medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Daily Free Press.
LONDON, - -^ - - CANADA.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 8,800 PER DAY.
Two editions daily (Morning and Evening). Largest cii'culation of any paper in Western
Canada. It is read everywhere, and seen everywhere in the West.
The Free Press is the only Morning and Evening Paper representing the Liberal-Conser-
vative party, published within a radius of 100x200 miles. It is the recognized leader of public
opinion on all important questions, and the most influential paper in Western Ontario.
London is situated in the centre of the most fertile and thickly populated portion of Canada.
The daily is a 4S-column paper (8 pages cut and pasted), clearly printed from new type, on
good paper. Established thirty-eight j^ears.
"WEEKLY FREE PRESS.
CHEAPEST AND BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN WESTERN CANADA— SWORN CIR-
CULATION, 2O,300.
The oldest and best family newspaper in the West, now in its thirty-ninth year of pub-
lication. A large twelve page paper, containing seventy-two columns of carefiilly prepared
reading matter, interesting to the farmer, the family and the general reader.
Advertising rates furnished on application. Address
FREE PRESS PRINTING CO., I^ondon, Canada.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
The Herald.
KANSAS CITY, - - - - MISSOURI.
THE LARGEST AND MOST POPULAR TEMPERANCE WEEKLY IN THE WEST
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
CIRCULATION 25,000 IN MISSOURI, KANSAS, IOWA AND NEBRASKA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Santa Rosa Republican.
SANTA ROSA, - - - SONOMA CO., CAL.
R. D*. cannon. Proprietor.
The Daily has more local news than any other paper in Santa Rosa. Terms, $5.00 a year ;
$3.00 six months ; $1.50 three months.
The Weekly Republican has the largest circulation, contains more news than any other
paper published in Sonoma County, and is the best advertising
medium. Terms, $2.00 a year.
Job Printing, Blank Book Making, Map Mounting, Paper Ruling, Perforating, Numbering,
Stereotyping, Bookbinding in all its branches.
Qbo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 949
THE
OverlancMVIonthly-
THE ONLY LITERARY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED OX THE
PACIFIC COAST.
The reputation of THE OVERLAND MONTHLY among
business men rests upon its large and increasing circulation
"^^^^^^^sss^^r"^"^^ in its own peculiar field. It reaches the best class of farmers,
"''*^'^*''**>'«>*«--"~^~ "^ mechanics, merchants and professional men in the West. It
goes into thousands of families in the middle and wealthier classes. Its agents, canvas-
sers and friends are constantly at work, still further extending its circulation. In brief, it
claims unrivalled pre-eminence for the business of magazine advertisers throughout :
California,
Nevada,
Arizona,
Alaska,
New Mexico,
Oregon,
Montana,
British Columbia,
Idaho,
Washington Ter.,
Wyoming,
Texas,
Dakota,
Utah,
Mexico,
Colorado,
Hawaiian Islands.
Australia,
Japan,
Central America.
Address : THE OVERLAND MONTHLY, 415 Montgomery St., San Francisco.
New York Agent, J. Walter Thompson, 39 Park Row, New York City.
Der Freiheits Freund.
DAILY AND WEEKLY GERMAN PAPER.
PITTSBURGH, - - PENNSYLVANIA.
ESTABLISHED— DAILY, 1848; WEEKLY, 1834.
Subscription : - • Daily, $6.00 ; Weekly, $1.30.
DEVOTED TO THE NEWS OF THE DAY, POLITICS, LITERATURE AND THE
SCIENCES.
L. & W. NEEB, - - Editors and Proprietors.
Circulation larger than that of all other German newspapers in Western Pennsylvania
combined.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Bedford Democrat.
PUBLISHED AT
BEDFORD, _ _ - - INDIANA.
ESTABLISHED lS7ti,
OHN JOHNSON, JR., - - - - - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN LAWRENCE COUNTY.
ALL HOME PRINT. - CIRCULATION, 3,O00.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTHERN INDIANA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
60
950
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT,
Circulatiou, .2,300.
THE WEEKLY DE3IOCRAT,
Circulation, 1,900.
THE BROADALBIN HERALD,
Circulation, ItOO.
Arasterdaiii, - - New York.
The Daily Democrat (eight pages) Is the
only paper in Montgomery County that re-
ceives regular press dispatches. It is pub-
llsheil in a live manufacturing city of 16,000
population, and circulates largely in all the
outlying tovpiis.
WM. J. KLINE, Editor and Publisher.
THE WYANDOT UNION.
Upper Sandusky,
Ohio.
ESTABLISHED 1850.
R. D. DUMM & SON, Editors & Publishers.
An ably-edited and popular newspaper.
Eight pages, united in parts of four pages ;
semi-weekly. The only Democratic journal
in the place. A hona-fide circiilation of 1,850
copies each issue. A flrst-class advertising
medium. Send for rates.
DEMOCRAT AND REGISTER.
Mifilintown,
Pennsylvania.
A. G. BONSALL AND WM. J, JACKMAN,
Editors and Proprietors.
Official paper of Juniata County.
The Democrat and Register has no equal
in Juniata County as an advertising medium.
CALIFORNIA
PATRON AND AGRICULTURIST.
California.
San Francisco.
CALIFORNIA PATRON PUB. CO., PubUshers.
J. CHESTER, 3Ianaging Editor.
Established 1875. Published Weekly. Size
121^x17 inches. Sixteen pages. Circulation,
4,320. Subscription, $2.00 per annum. Monthly
advertising rates, $1.00 per square of half
inch. At the head of the Illustrated Agri-
cultural Journals of the Pacific Coast.
MOUNTAIN ECHO.
Addison, - - West Virginia.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
THE ECHO PUB'G CO., Eds. and Pub's.
SUBSCRIPTION, .$1 PER YEAR.
An influential paper, having an extensive
circulation throughout the central part of
the State. A first-class advertising medium.
Rates furnished promptly upon application.
GRAND ARMY ADVOCATE.
Issued every Friday, at
Des Moines,
loiva.
W. T. WILKINSON, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.0(1 A YEAR.
Published in the interest of the Grand
Armv of the Republic, the Veteran Sol-
diers, and the Widows and Orphans of those
who l(jst their lives in defense of their
country. The Advocate has a large circula-
tion extending throughout the entire country
and is unsurpassed as an advertising medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
FREE PRESS.
Published Daily and Weekly, at
Beloit, - - - Wisconsin^
CHAM INGERSOLL, Ed. and Pub'r.
Subscription — Daily, $5.00 ; Weekly, $2.00.
Firmly established and influential. Both
editions have a large circulation, and are
valuable advertising inediums.
Rates furnished upon application.
HERALD.
Published every Wednesday, at
Cliarlottetown, Prince Edward IsK
HERALD PRINTING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
Charlottetown is the provincial capital,,
having a population of about 13,00(^1. The
Herald is an old established paper, enjoying
an extensive and constantly increasing cir-
culation. A first-class advertising medium.
Send for rates.
HILLSBOROUGH MESSENGER.
Issued every Thursday, at
Hillsborough Bridge, New Hamp-
shire.
MARK M. HADLEY, Editor and Publisher,
Subscription, $1.25 per Year.
The Messenger was established in 1867, and
has an extensive circulation throughout the
surrounding towns. It has loug been the
most popular and influential paper in this
section. Advertisers will find it to their
advantage to patronize its columns.
SEND FOR RATES.
LE FRANCO LOUISIANAIS.
Published every Saturday, at
New Orleans, - - Louisiana*
Subscription, $2.50 per Year.
FRENCH DEMOCRACY CLUB,
Editors and Publishers.
This paper has a large circulation among:
I the French population of the city of New Or-
I leans and State of Louisiana. Advertisers de-
; siring to reach this intelligent and prosperous
class will find no better medium in this sec-
tion. Send for rates.
CENTRAL
NEW JERSEY HERALD.
Daily and Weekly.
Elizabeth,
New Jersey.
COOK & HALL, Editors and Proprietors.
LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF NEW JERSEY.
Advertisers will find it a valuable and
cheap medium through which to reach the
public. Large Job Office attached. Esti-
mates furnished.
THE
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
Published every Thursday, at
Canton, - St. Lawrence Co., N. Y*
J. D. TRACEY & CO., Proprietors.
Subscription price, $1.00 per year, in advance.
Advertising Rates made known on applica-
tion.
Leading democratic paper of the County.
Best local paper in the County.
Circulates largely among the farmers and
business men.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 9.")1
The New Yorker Revue.
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
THE BEST GERMAN STORY PAPER IN NEW YORK.
ADVERTISEMENTS 15 CENTS A LINE EACH INSERTION.
OFFICE :
NO. 7 FRANKFORT ST., - - - NEW YORK.
The Daily New Yorker Zeitung.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM, AS IT REACHES ALL CLASSES.
The Only Grerman One-Cent Morning Paper in the United States.
RATES REASONABLE.
The Weekly New Yorker Zeltung
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
Circulates All Over the United States and Germany.
With one exception the largest amount is paid for postage of any weekly German paper.
The New Yorker Herold.
Published since September, 1879.
IS THE BEST AND MOST SUCCESSFUL GERMAN ONE-CENT EVENING PAPER
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
AI.L. THE NEWS FOR ONE CENT.
IN THE SHORT PERIOD OF ITS EXISTENCE IT HAS REACHED AN UNSUR-
PASSED CIRCULATION.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT HAS NOT ITS EQUAL.
Office, - - No. 7 FRANKFORT STREET, - - New York.
Geo. p. Rowbll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
952
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE I.O\VEL.I> MORNING 3IAIL..
Published at
LiO^vell, - - Massachusetts.
(A City of 70,000 luhabitants.)
FULL TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. NO PLATE
NEWS OK MISCELLANY.
SATURDAY EVENING MAIL,.
Published Saturday Evening for Sunday
reading. One of the best advertising me-
diunis in tlie city. Rates on application.
BAY SHORE JOURNAL.
Bay Shore,
New York.
Published every Saturday. Subscription,
$1.00 per Year.
F. A, JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor.
Telephone Call, Islip 6 B.
Leading paper in town of Islip, and its
special field two of tlie most rapidly grow-
ing villages on Long Island— Islip and Bay
Shore— famous health resorts, one hour
from New Yorlc City. A royal field for ad-
vertisers, with its thousands of visitors and
large resident population.
THE YORK GAZETTE.
York.
Pennsylvania.
English Edition. Tuesdays.
Independent Democrat ; 4 pages, 29x41J^.
Subscription witliin county, SI per annum ;
be\ ond county limits, $1.2.t per annum. Pub-
lished by the Gazette Co. (Lim.) Established
1S15.
DIE YORK GAZETTE.
German Edition. Fridays.
Four pages ; 23xo6. .Subscription .§1 per
annum. Independent-Democrat. Estab-
lished 1795. Published by The Gazette Co,
(Limited), Sticcessors to Small & Welsh.
RALEIGH COUNTY INDEX.
Published every Thursday, at
Raleigh, C. H., - West Virginia.
McCREERY, FORD & WOODYARD,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, - - - $1.50 per year.
A paper devoted to the development of the
general resources of the State of West Vir-
ginia. Large and steadily increasing circu-
lation. Advertising rates reasonable and re-
turns large.
THE TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday, at the Office,
• 55 and 57 Adelaide Street East,
By THE TRIBUNE PRINTING COMPANY of
Toronto, - - Ontario.
T. W. ANGLIN, Editor.
Subscription, Sl-iHJ per annum, payable
strictly in advance.
The Tribune's large and constantly grow-
ing subscription list renders it a first-class
advertising medium. Rates furnished upon
application.
COURIER,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Vancebiirg,' - - Kentucky.
D. H. REID, Editor.
INDEPENDENT.
The only paper published in Lewis County
with a poinilation of over 15,000. The Daily
is published every evening except Sunday.
The Weekly, a large eight-page paper, goes to
every post-offlce and can be found in nearly
every house in the county. As an advertising
medium it is invaluable for it has no opposi-
tion in this jirosperous County.
SEND FOR RATES.
THE IOWA FARMER.
Published at
Cedar Rapids, ... Iowa.
One of the best of the many stock and
agricultural journals in the West ; its circ
lation by far exceeds that of any like journal
west of Chicago. Its advertising rates are
less than one-half of like journals. It must
also be borne in mind that its circulation
reaches the very best class of farmers
throughout the States of Iowa. Nebraska,
Minnesota, Wisconsin, Missouri and Kansas.
ALEX. CHARLES, Manager.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. are authorized to re-
ceive advertisements at lowest net cash rates.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
THE RURAL MESSENGER.
Petersburg, - - Virginia.
FENN & OWEN, Publishers.
ONLY $1.00 A YEAR.
The oldest, the cheapest and the best agri-
cultural paper in Virginia. Large and con-
stantly Increasing circulation. Best adver-
tising medium. For rates address as above.
NORDVESTEN.
St. Paul,
Minnesota.
NORDVESTEN PUB. CO., Publishers.
A Norwegian Danish Weekly Newspaper.
PUBLISHED^ EVERY THURSDAY.
Devoted to Politics and Literature of Gen-
eral Interest, Agriculture, etc. A first-class
Advertising medium.
BOX R., St. Paul, Minnesota.
CONCOR DIA EMPIRE.
Established 1870.
Concordia, - - Kansas.
T. A.' SAWHILL, Editor.
EMPIRE STEAM PRINTING CO., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
Published Weekly. The oldest and best
established paper in the county, and the only
all home print. It has a circulation exceed-
ing 1,W)0, larger than any other paper in the
place. A live Republican paper in a live
Republican county, and the best advertising
medium in the county. Send for rates.
THE ADVOCATE.
OLDEST PAPER IN
Waverly, - - New York.
• Frank ! Loyal ! Just !
EDGAR L. VINCENT, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.50 a year. Established in
is.=)2. the ADVOCATE to-day is more vigorous,
radical and successful than ever before. The
onlv Republican paper in Waverly. Its cir-
culation is among the best class of citizens.
No better advertising medium in Tioga
county. Send for rates. Fine Job Printing
in all departments. New material. Com-
petent workmen.
ADVANCE AND WESTERN COUN-
TIES ADVOCATE.
Liverpool,
Nova Scotia.
E. M. PARRELL, Editor and Pub'r.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
Published everv Wednesday. Firmly es-
tablished and ably edited. The leading
weekly of Queens County, with a large and
growing circulation throughout the county.
A first-class advertising medium.
Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 953
THE MIDDLETOWN JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
A. L. ETTER, Editor and Pi-oprietor.
The Oldest, Largest and Best weekly published in this section of the State. Issued every
Saturday. Eight Pages ; Forty-eight Columns ; All Home Print ; Good Farming Country ;
Large Manufacturing Interest. Send for sample copy and advertising rates.
Geo. P. ROWELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
VOIiKSEREUND AND BIENE.
BALTIMORE, ..... MARYLAND.
S. JUNGER, Publisher.
CIRCULATION. 5,3iKI AND INCREASING.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One inch, one year, $20.00. One inch, six months, $15.00. One inch, three months, $8.00
LARGER "ADS" IN PROPORTION.
Reading notices per line, 15 cents. Reading notices, title condensed, per line, 20 cents.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
M E RC U R Y .
HUNTSVILiLE, ..... ALABAMA.
MERCURY PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Daily, published every morning except Monday, the only daily within a radius of 100
miles. The Weekly, a large eight-page paper. Established 1S16. The oldest, the largest, the
cheapest and the best journal in the State, and one of the best advertising mediums in the
South. Rates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FREEHOLDER.
ESTABLISHED 1S46.
CORNWALL, .... ONTARIO, CAN.
C. W. YOUNG, Proprietor.
THE OLDEST, LARGEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER IN EASTERN ONTARIO.
The Freeholder has the largest circulation, and is therefore the best mediimi for
advertising in the district it covers. Statement on file with
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DAILY reporter!
Established 1879.
DENVER, ..... COLORADO.
JOHN C. KENNEDY, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $5.00.
The only Hotel paper published in Colorado. A large and increasing circulation through-
out the State. Reaches more business men than any other paper in the State. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WEBSTER CITY FREEMAN.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER,
WEBSTER CITY, - - - HAMILTON CO., IOWA.
Edited and Published Every Wednesday, by
T D TTUN^TFTt
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 "a YEAR. $1.75 IN ADVANCE.
The Freeman Is the oldest, largest and best newspaper in Webster City ; it was estab-
lished in 1857, and has a wide and constantly increasing circulation thoughout the city and
county. It is the best advertising medium. Rates furnished upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MORNING TELEGRAM.
Every Morning Except Sunday.
PLATTSBURGH, .... NEW YORK.
TELEGRAM ASSOCIATION, Publishers and Proprietors.
The only Daily paper in Northern New York published North of Glens Falls and East
of Ogdensburg. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SAN ANTONIO TIMES.
38 SOLED AD STREET, - - SAN ANTONIO, TEX.
Daily and Weekly.— Daily $6.00 a Year ; Weekly $1.00 a Year. The advantages offered
advertisers by the Tlmes, are : It is publislied in a progressive and growing city of 4O,li0O in-
habitants; only sti-ictly Democratic Daily in Western Tex^s ; Democratic majority ISo.OtX) ;
only afternoon paper in Western Texas that takes the Associated Press dispatches. The
people among whom the Times circulates are mostly wealthy farmers and stockmen ; has a
larger circulation than any other afternoon paper in Texas. The official paper of the County
of Bexar. Designated advertising medium of the War Department, Department of Texas.
Specimen copies sent, and rates given on application. TIMES PRINTING CO., Pub'rs.
954
GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'S
THE GAZETTE AND BULLETIN.
AVilliaiiisport, Peiiusylvauia.
CHARLES E. FRICHTER, Manager.
Daily and Weekly.
The dailv is published every morning (Sun-
days exeeijted). Terms, S6 per annum. The
■we'eklv, established 1801, is published every
Thursday, at $1.50 per annum, in advance.
The Gazette and Bulletin is the best
advertising medium in this section of the
State. Advertisements inserted in the daily
and weekly at reasonable rates.
THE PRES!«i-REGISTEK.
Only English Morning Paper in the City and
County. Published in
Newark, - - New Jersey.
The Press-Register circulates throughout
all of Essex County, having a population of
450,000. As an advertising medium it has no
equal in the State.
CIRCULATION, 4,800.
PRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
179 Market Street, Nevrark, N. J.
THE CANISTEO TIMES.
Canisteo,
New York.
FRANK B. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Bona fide circulation, 1,000. Village popu-
lation. 3,000. A live manufacturing town.
Best equipped office in the State. Material
all new. Three steam-presses. Every adver-
tisement made to work clear. No electro-
types Inserted without solid bases.
SHEBOYGAN COUNTY NEWS.
Sheboygan & Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
Sworn Circulation (March, 1887), 1,488.
Population of Sheboygan County, 40,000;
Sheboygan City, over 14,000. Largest cheese
manufacturing county in the West. The
News is an independent weekly journal and
publishes a city and country edition every
Wednesday. It is the official organ of the
Sheboygan County Dairy Board of Trade.
Circulation guaranteed to exceed the com-
bined circulation of both other English papers
published in Sheboygan. JNO E. THOMAS,
Editor and Pub. W. C. THOMAS, Bus. Man.
THE WEEKLY BALLOT.
Established in 1879.
D. L. ADAIR & IKE C. ADAIR, Editors.
Published at
Hawesville,
Kentucky.
The official organ of Hancock County, and
the only paper in opposition to the Demo-
cratic Party in the Second Congressional
District. A wide circulation and a good ad
vertislng medium.
KANSAS METHODIST.
Topeka,
Kansas.
A. N. see, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.25.
An ciglit-page Weekly, devoted to the
Church, Sunday Scliool and Educational In-
terests of Kansas Methodism and to Prohibi-
tion. A circulation of 1,600 and increasing.
A few choice advertisements taken. Send
for sample copy and rates.
STAR AND COURIER.
Published every Thursday, at
Columbus, - - Kansas.
JAMES WILSON, Editor and Publisher.
COURIER, Established 1874.
STAR, Established 1878.
One of the best advertising mediums in
Southeastern Kansas. Rates reasonable con-
sidering large chculation.
GOOD CHEER.
Greenfield, - - Massachusetts.
H. D. WATSON PUB. CO., Publishers.
Monthly. .50 Cents a Year.
CLEAN AND WHOLESOME TEXT.
SUPERB ILLUSTRATIONS.
Good Cheer is acknowledged to be the
equal of many of the $4.00 magazines, in typo-
gi-aphy, illustration, editorial and excel-
lence of its general make up. Its con-
tributors are men and women of acknowl-
edged reputation. The universal verdict of
its advertisers is "It pays us every time."
Circulation 101,000 ; field, the literary world.
Rates on Application.
THE DEMOCRAT.
CarroUtou,
Missouri.
(Daily and Weekly.)
J. B. JEWELL, Editor and Proprietor.
Established— Daily, 1882; Weekly. 1875.
Leading Democratic paper of Carroll County.
THE TRIPLE LINK.
The only I. O. O. F. paper in the State. Official
organ of Grand Lodge. Membership of
Order in the State, 16,500. A splen-
did advertising medium.
INDEPENDENT.
Grand Island, - - Nebraska.
Daily and Weekly Edition,
FRED. HEDDE, Editor and Proprietor.
SETH. P. MOBLEY, Business Manager.
Eighteenth year. Largest Weekly in Ne-
braska. Circulation, 1,400; Daily, 500. No
wood-base cuts used. Weekly, $2.00; Daily,
$6.00 per annum. Address,
INDEPENDENT,
Grand Island, Neb.
SHELBYVILLE COMMERCIAL.
Published Every Friday, at
Shelbyville, - - Tennessee.
R. C. RUSS, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.20 per year.
Has a circulation of nearly 2,000, and is,
therefore, a valuable medium.
RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
JUDISCHES TAGEBLATT.
The Only Jewish Daily in America.
THE JEAVISH GAZETTE.
Published Weekly.
SARASHON & SON.
98 E. Broadway, - New York.
The most popular and widely circulated
Jewisli pav>ers in the world. The organs of
500,000 Israelites in America. As an adver-
tising medium for reaching the Jewish pub-
lic the Gazette and Tageblatt are absolutely
without rivals. Address as above.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 955
SWORN STATEMENT TO OVER 3,100.
Waynesburg Independent.
WAYNESBURG, - ^ - PENNSYLVANIA.
RAGAN & EVANS, Editors and Propi'ietors.
f^TJ.'FE'VE OOTTXTY SS'
On this the 9th day of February, 1887, personally appeared before me, W. T. Webb, a
Justice of the Peace In and for said county, Z. C. Ragan and W. W. Evans, Proprietors of the
WAYNESBURG INDEPENDENT, who being duly sworn, say that the ACTUAL NUMBER
OF COPIES of the INDEPENDENT printed every week during the last fifteen months
has been over 3,(XKi, and that the number issued weekly during the last three months
has been over 3,1(X).
Sworn and subscribed this 9th day of ) Z. C. RAGAN,
February, 1887, before me, ) W. W. EVANS.
W. T. WEBB, Justice of the Peace,
Without multiplying words, we wish to say that the Independent is the best advertising
medium, out of Pittsburg, in Western Pennsylvania.
Standard.
CORNWAXL, ----- ONTARIO.
JAMES HARPER, Editor and Manager.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. LIVELY, VIGOROUS AND PROGRESSIVE.
The Official Paper of Dundas, Stamont and Glengary Counties. Read by over Twenty
Thousand Farmers and Business Men every week.
A VERY DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Bates low, considering its large circulation arid the benefits sure to be derived froni
employing its columns. Send for them.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Doland Record.
Established 1882.
DOLAND, - - - - - DAKOTA.
GEDDES & LANE, Editors and Publishers.
The Record is published in one of the most thriving towns in the famous "Jim River
Valley," and has a large and constantly increasing circulation among the farmers of one of
the richest and most fertile agricultural districts in the world.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN DAKOTA.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
Advertising Rates and Estimates for Job Printing Furnished on Application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Lone Star.
OOLIAD, - - - - TEXAS.
D. C. WILLIAMS, .... Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - - 40 CENTS A YEAR.
AN INTERESTING, INFLUENTIAL, AND INDEPENDENT MONTHLY PAPER, WITH A
CIRCULATION OF OVER 1,000, AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
IT IS NOTED FOR ITS QUALITIES AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM, AS THE UNSO-
LICITED TESTIMONY OF ITS PATRONS CAN PROVE.
Send for rates before placing your advertisement elsewhere. Liberal discount on large
contracts.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
956
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
HUNTSVILLE HERAL.D.
Huntsville,
Missouri.
W. H. BALTHIS, Editor.
Published every Wednesday Morning.
Terms, one year (In county), $1.00.
The Herald Is published In one of the
largest, wealthiest and most densely popu-
lated counties in the State. It is the oldest
paper in the county, and has a large circula-
tion—more bona fide subscribers— than any
other paper in the county.
STANDARD.
In its 60th Year.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Syracuse, - - New York.
STANDARD PUBLISHINO COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
The Daily Standard is the Only newspaper
In Syracuse publislied every day in the year.
The Weekly, sixteen pages, the largest paper
in Central New York. Large circulation
throughout the entire State. Advertising
rates furnished on application with sample
copies
THE IBERVILLE SOUTH.
Plaqueiniue.
Liouisiuna.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE PARISH.
Published every Saturday. Established 1865.
Circulation 650.
Four pages of eight columns. All printed
at home. Located in the richest sugar dis-
trict of the State. Subscription $2.00. Best
advertising medium.
CHAS. A. BRUSLE, Editor and Publisher.
NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY
DEMOCRAT.
Sunbury,
Pennsylvania.
J. E. EICHHOLTZ & CO., Editors & Publishers.
The Democrat is one of the oldest and best
established weeklies in Pennsylvania. It has
a circulation of 2,100, and Increasing. The
official paper of the county. In politics It is
straight-out Jeffersouian Democracy. Its
very partizanship has made it popular, and
to-day it is one of the best advertising medi-
ums in the State. Send for rates.
THE SENTINEL-STAR.
Cobourg,
Ontario, Can.
A live local daily and w^eekly newspaper,
with a large circulation , published in Cobovirg,
Out., the county town of the united counties
of Northumberland and Durham, Can. Co-
bourg Is a flourishing place of 5,000 inhabi-
tants, and the seat of Victoria Uuiversity. It
has also several manufactories, among them
the largest car works in the Dominion. The
Sentinel-Star was established in 1831.
E. H. FOGARTY, Editor and Publisher.
THE BRANDON SUN.
Brandon,
Manitoba.
The best weekly in the Northwest, outside
of Winnipeg. Looked for and anxiously read
by 1,500 prairie farmers, their wives, their
sons and daughters, their sisters, their cousins
and their auuts. Advertising rates low. Ot»-
jectionable advertising positively refused.
Established 1881.
The oldest paper in the
city.
VIRGINIAN
AND
VIRGINIAN AND CAROLINAN.
Daily and Weekly. Established 1865.
Norfolk, - - - Virginia.
M. GLENNAN, Owner. Unrivaled mediums
through which the public of Eastern and tide-
water Virginia and North Carolina maj- be
reached. The circulation (daily and weekly)
exceeds that of any other paper published in
Eastern Virgiuia. Its circulation in the cities
of Norfolk and Portsmouth is greater than
any other paper published or circulated in
eitner, and its country or mail circulation is
greater than all the other daily papers.
DAILY CITY ITEM.
Allentown,
Pennsylvania,
(Office, No. 607 Hamilton Street.)
Published every Evening.
The Daily City Item is fmnished to sub-
scribers in the city of Allentown and sur-
rounding towns, accessible by railroads and
stage lines, at ten cents per week, payable to
collectors at the end of each week. By mail,
$5 a year, in advance. Special attention
given to advertising orders. Address all
letters to
THE ITEM PRINTING ASSOCIATION.
THE GODERICH STAR.
Published at
Godericli, ... Ontario, Can.
JAMES MITCHELL, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
The oldest leading Libei-al Conservative
paper in the County of Huron. It is all home
print and thoroughlj' reliable. The adver-
tising rates of the Star are as low as is con-
sistent with a flrst-class local paper. The
Star is claimed and recognized as such.
THE SONOMA DEMOCRAT,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Santa Rosa,
California.
Established in 185T.
The oldest paper and the largest circulation
in First Congressional District, or west of the
Sacramento River. Term Rates : Display
advertisements, daily or weekly, $1 per inch
per month ; both papers, $1.50 per inch per
month ; reading notices (new) 10 cents per
line ; running, 5 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisers will be sure to get good returns
from this source.
THE CHRONICLE.
Fort Dodge.
loM^a.
Daily, Sundays excepted, and Weekly, on
Wednesdays.
WILL C. WHITE, Editor and Proprietor.
Mineral City Printing Co., Publishers.
The Chronicle is the only daily paper pub-
lished in the town, and reaches all classes of
business men. The Weekly has an extensive
circulation in the town and surrounding
county. Both daily and weekly issues are
acknowledged as the best advertising me-
diums In Webster and adjoining counties.
THE WHITNEY'S POINT
REPORTER.
Whitney's Point, - New York.
M. D. BRAND AY & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
Has, without a particle of doubt, the
largest circulation of any paper published in
Broome County, N. Y., outside fhe City of
Binghamtou. Our rates are not as low for
advertising as most country papers, for we
aim to give our subscribers (mostly agricult-
uralists) the worth of their money. Our
paper is live and progressive, and for the
past ten years has more than quadrupled in
circulation.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 957
BUCKS COUNTY GAZETTE.
BRISTOI.. - - - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
JESSE O. THOMAS, Publisher.
Bristol is a thriving mauufacturing town of 7,000 inhabitants. It is beautifully situated
on the river Delaware. The New York division of the Pennsylvania Railroad runs through
the place, and its citizens frequently visit New York and Philadelphia to do their shopping.
Merchants of these cities who desire to cultivate the trade are requested to send their
announcements to George P. Rowell & Co., No. 10 Spruce Street, New York, who are our
authorized agents. They will furnish rates and all information relative to the GAZETTE.
PHILADELPHIA VOLKSBLATT.
GERMAN MORNING DAILY.
23 SOUTH yTH STREET, - - PHIL.ADEL.PHIA, PA.
THE VOLKSBLATT PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
The onlv German Democratic daily in Philadelphia. Published every morning except
Sunday. The Volksblatt is in its 18th year, and its readers are comprised of the better
class of Germans in the city and vicinity. A model family daily, and one of the best adver-
tising mediums. Rates sent upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., NewYork.
HOWARD ADVANCE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. AT
HOWARD, - - - - MINER COUNTY, DAK.
S. H. BRONSON, - - Editor and Proprietor.
PIONEER AND OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY. DEVOTED TO THE BEST
INTERESTS OF DAKOTA AND MINER COUNTY.
A VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM. - TERMS, $1.30.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ARKANSAS TV H E E L .
ISSUED EVERY WEEK. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.25.
JASPER, - - - - ARKANSAS.
J. C. B. LINDSEY, - - Editor and Publisher.
An enterprising and progressive weekly newspaper. Official organ of the strongest and
largest order in the Southwest. Democratic in politics, and with a large circulation
throughout the State, and coustantlv increasing. There is no better medium for advertisers
to place their goods before the prosperous farmers of the State than the Wheel. Rates
promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ECHO.
Published by THE N. Y. TRADE PAPER PUBLISHING CO.,
73 PARK ROW, - . . . NEW YORK CITY.
A weekly devoted to the interests of the Furniture Trade.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS OF ITS CLASS IN THE COUNTRY.
RATES ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CHICAGO LEDGER. .. . .x...^
CHICAGO, -..--- ILLINOIS.
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS FIVE-CENT STORY PAPER IN THE UNITED STATES.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY BY THE CHICAGO LEDGER CO.
AN EIGHT-PAGE, SIX-COLUMN PAPER DEVOTED TO LITERATURE AND HUMOR
OF A HIGH CHARACTER.
CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY IN THE UNION.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, _ _ _ _ 5»1.00 PER YEAR.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
958 GEO. r. ROW ELI. & GO'S
THE ONLY AUTHORIZED DEMOCRATIC DAILY IX LACKAWANNA COUNTY.
THE SCRANTON TIMES. ^^^^«,.t vaxta
SCRANTON, .... PENNte\IiVAMA.
FOUR EDITIONS DAILY— 10 CENTS PER WEEK. P. A. BARRETT, Ed. and Prop'r.
WEEKLY TIMES-EIGHT PAGES.
CIRCULATION— DAILY, 6,500; WEEKLY. 4,800 AN UNSURPASSED ADVERTISING
MEDIUM. SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERIKANISCHE SCHWEIZER ZEITUNG.
18 ANN STREET, - • "- - - NEW YORK.
ONLY ORGAN OF THE SWISS POPULATION IN THE UNITED STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1868. PRICE, $2.00 PER YEAR.
CIRCULATION, SWORN STATEMENT, 7,932. ADVERTISING, ONE INCH. $25 PER YEAR.
P. O. Box 3637. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE REPUBLICAN.
KENTON, - - - - - - - OHIO.
E. L. MILLAR, - - .... Proprietor.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF FOREIGN ADVERTISEMENTS ADMITTED.
Verified Circulation, 2,000.
A PROSPEROUS PAPER IN A PROSPEROUS COUNTY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE DAILY REPORT. ..xt^^^xt*
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CALIFORNIA.
DAILY REPORT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Is the latest journalistic success on the Paciflc Coast. It is the cneapest daily news-
paper west of the Rocky Mountains, the subscription price being only 50 cents per month.
It is the best evening newspaper on the coast from a journalistic standpoint, and has gained
circulation faster than any paper known to Pacific Coast jom-ualisni. It is issued four
times a day, the first edition being at noon. Dally circulation, 24,000. It is the official
newspaper of San Francisco. Rates sent on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WESTERN RECORDER.
A LARGE RELIGIOUS WEEKLY, PUBLISHED IN
LOUISVILLE, ... - - KENTUCKY.
A. C. CAPERTON, D.D., Editor and Publisher.
ORGAN OF THE BAPTIST DENOMINATION. ESTABLISHED IN 1826.
The Recorder has a larger circulation in Kentucky than all the other Baptist papers com-
bined. It is the best advertising medium in the State. The Recorder is in the offices of
all the leading advertising agents in the country. We refer to the leading business men of
Louisville. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DER NEUTRALIST.
SKIPPACK, _ - - MONTGOMERY CO., PA.
PUBLISHED BY A. E. DAMBLY'S ESTATE. ESTABLISHED 1844.
ADMITTED TO BE THE BEST GERMAN PAPER IN THE COUNTY, AND ONE OF THE
BEST WEEKLIES IN THE STATE.
Circulates among the most reliable and thrifty classes, and has the patronage of the best
business men in the county. No better way for advertisers to reach the well-known agri-
cultural districts of the county. Entirely "home made." The only German Republican
paper in the county. Subscription price, $1.50 per year, in advance.
THE XVIth AMENDMENT.
Published Everv Thursday, at
BUFFALO, - MARY E. TRYON, Editor. - NEW YORK.
PRICE, $1.00 A YEAR— SAMPLE COPIES MAILED FREE.
It circulates in everv State and Territory and lias a weekly circulation averaging 10.000
copies. It is the most comprehensive Temperance paper published, including every phase
of the work from teaching the children the effects of alcohol to political action to secure
the adoption of a prohibitory amendment to the Constitution of the United States. Adver-
tising rates, 50 cents an inch for each insertion. Correspondence solicited. Address
THE SIXTEENTH AMENDMENT, Buffalo, N. Y.
TEXAS JVARMER.
DALLAS. - - - _'__ - - - TEXAS.
SHAW & BLAYLOCK, Publishers.
A large eiglit-page paper, published weekly for the patrons of Husbandry of Texas and
Louisiana. The Olficial Organ of the Granges, and the general medium of communication
between the Granges of the two States. A circulation of over 9,.500 and increasing. No
better advertising medium in the South. Rates on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 959
The Austin Statesman.
ESTABLISHED 18T1. INCORPORATED 1882.
AUSTIN, - - ^ - - TEXAS.
LEADING PAPER OF TEXAS.
The Ouly Morning Paper at the State Capital. All the latest news from all parts of the
world. Full Associated Press dispatches and Special Telegraphic service from all points iu
Texas. Stenographic reports of Legislative proceedings, and daily reports of all business
transacted in the State Departments and in the United States and State Courts. General
information on all subjects, and especially about the great State of Texas.
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN.
THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN TEXAS.
To Farmers, Stockmen, Merchants, Mechanics and Housekeepers it is Indispensable.
TER3IS ;
Dally— Eight to twelve pages, 1 year .$10 00 I Daily— Eight to twelve pages, 3 mouths. .$2 50
6 months 5 00 1 " " •' " 1 month... 100
Sunday— Ouly $3.00 per year. "Weekly— Eight to twelve pages, 1 year, $1.50.
Circulatiou of the Daily, 5,000 ; Weekly, 6,500.
Advertising Rates and Sample Copies sent on application.
THE STATESMAN PUBLISHING CO., Austin, Texas.
S. C. Beckwith, Special Agent, 48 Tribune Building, New York.
The Manufacturers' Gazette.
BOSTON, - - . MASSACHUSETTS.
A SIXTEEN-PAGE ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF MANUFACTURERS.
ABLY EDITED, HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED, AND PRINTED ON THE FINEST
CALENDERED PAPER.
HAS THE CONTINUED ADVERTISING PATRONAGE OF THE LEADING AMERI-
CAN MANUFACTURERS.
CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION AND IN EVERY CIVILIZED
COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.
Gives good value for advertisers' outlays. Specimen copies free on application to
THE MANUFACTURERS' GAZETTE, 22i3 Washington St.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
All shrewd advertisers in making up lists for their advertising contracts should include
Dixie Land,
The Great Southern Home Journal, published Semi-Monthly, at
DALLAS, ------ TEXAS,
TT O R "F \ O TT *
TEXAS— over 1,000 post-offices. ARKA^fSAS— 700 post-otHces. TENNESSEE—
50i> post-offices. ALABAMA — 400 post-offices, and over
1,000 DIFFERENT POST-OFFICES IN OTHER SOUTHERN STATES.
A sworn circulation of 15,000 copies of each issue, reaching the homes of the people
and at least 75,000 readers.
>yHY A SUPERIOR MEDIUM.
Because Dixie Land has more readers to the number of subscribers than any other
journal in the South or West. We reach the homes of the Southern people. Dixie Land is
a family story paper, published on the 1st and 15th of each month, and furnished to sub-
scribers at the low price of 81-00 per year. Its name is a favorite with the Southern people.
Its bright and interesting serial stories by such authors as Bret Harte, Prentice Mulford,
John R. Musick and others render it eagerly read, re-read and borrowed and read again by
every member of the community wherever It goes. These are a few of the reasons why
Dixie Land is a better paying medium than other journals of three times its circulation.
These are facts wise advertisers do not disregard.
RATES : 25 cents per nonpareil line, each insertion, or $3 per inch : 12 lines to the inch.
Reading notices double price. Special r.ites on large or long-time contracts. No advertise-
ment received for less than §1. Cuts must be on solid base.
TERMS : Cash with order where parties are unknown to us, or have no satisfactory com-
mercial rating. Contracts may be made direct with us or through any responsible adver-
tising agency. DIXIE PUBLISHING CO., 902-9(4 Elm St., Dallas, Texas.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
960
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE OTTAWA REPUBI^ICAN.
Ottawa,
Ivaui^as.
A. T. SHARPE, Editor and Publisher.
Advertising rates low. Sent on application.
The Republican has the largest circulation
of anj' paper published at Ottawa. The
Daily Republican is exten.slvely read by
residents of Ottawa and vieiultj". The weekly
circulat»'6 throughout the entire State. As
advertising mediums they are unequaled.
THE TORONTO WORLD.
Toronto, ... Caiiada.
W. F. MACLEAN, Editor and Publisher.
CANADA'S ONE CENT MORNING PAPER.
The best advertising medium in the country
for the money.
Write for rates and other information.
SANDY HILL HERALD.
Established in 1823.
Sandy Hill, Washiugton Co., N. Y.
JOHN DWYER. Editor and Proprietor.
Is published at tlie county seat. Circulates
mostly in county, which is devoted mainly to
agriculture. Population, 50,000. One of the
oldest and best-known newspapers in North-
ern New York. Four pages, 9 columns to a
page. Sheet 28x44. Has had but three pro-
prietors in over sixty years, the present own-
er having published The Herald since 1865.
LEWIS COUNTY BEE.
Clielialis,
Washington Ter.
J. T. FORREST, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $2.00.
A seven-column weekly folio. Established
18S4, with a circulation of more than 500
copies, and increasing at the rate of ten to
every issue ; population increasing rapidlj^
and an excellent advertising medium for
this promised land. Send for rates.
THE AVELC03IE GUEST.
15'i».tl54 La Salle St., Chicago, 111.
A National Illustrated Family Journal.
Published and Edited Monthly bv
LEW H. ANDERSON.
Terms : Subscription, 50 cents per year. Ad-
vertising rates, 15 cents per agate line each
insertion. Circulation 10,000.
The Welcome Guest will be the great
family paper, full of good and interesting
reading. It offers at once one of tlie largest,
cheapest and greatest of lasting pleasures.
Now, if you want a paper tliat has some-
thing in it— something to amuse, to entertain,
to instruct, suljscribe for The Welcome Guest.
THE TIMES.
Jefferson ville.
Clark Co., Ind.
Published by the Times Publishing Co.
An influential journal, containing all the
local and general news. It is issued in one of
the most important sections of the country,
and, having the largest circulation of any
paper puV)lished in Jeffersonville or Clark Co.,
it offers to advertisers an unequaled medium.
Advertising rates furnished upon application.
THE DAILY EVENING AND
WEEKLY DISPATCH.
Michigan City,
Indiana.
HARRY H. FRANCIS, Proprietor.
The Best Advertising Medium in North-
western Indiana.
Advertising rates made known upon appli-
cation.
Daily founded 1880. Weekly founded 1879.
FINANCIAL AND MINING
RECORD.
61 Broadway, . - New^ York.
A. R. CHISOLM and THOS. JORDAN,
Editors.
Subscription, $4.00 a Year ; $2..50 Six Mouths.
A Weekly Newspaper devoted to the Finan-
cial, Mining and Petroleum interests of North
America. It contains the latest reports from
the Gold, Silvei-, Coal and Ii-on Mining Dis-
tricts and Petroleum Fields ; able- reviews of
the Mining, Railroad and Petroleum Markets;
a list of Incorporated Dividend-paying
Mines, etc. Sample copies free.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
PRACTITIONER.
237 S. Spring St., Los Angeles, Cal.
EDITORS :
J. P. WIDNEY, A.M. M. D. ,
JOSEPH KURTZ, M. D.
WALTER LINDLEY, M. D.
STOLL & THAYER, Publishers.
A monthly medical journal. The only
means of reaching the medical profession of
Southern California. Subscription, $1.50 per
year. For advertising rates address as above.
THE EDUCATIONAL GLEANER.
Kirksville,
Missouri.
A Monthly Journal of Education.
J. W. JONES, - - - Editor and Proprietor.
Per Year, $1.00 ; Six Months, 60 Cts.
The Gleaner is the only exclusively educa-
tional paper published iii North Missouri ; it
is as good as a library on educational topics.
It has a most extended circulation and is a
most desirable medium for advertisers.
Advertising rates on application.
THE ASHLAND CHRONICLE.
Ashland, ... Mississippi.
B. P. REES, Publisher.
Established 1887
Subscription, $1.00 per year.
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages ; size,
six columns, 22x30. Only paper published in
the county, and the official organ,
patent out or inside. ^^^
No
INDEPENDENT.
Hicksville,
Ohio.
W. C. B. HARRISON, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
The only independent weekly in Defiance
County, with its 25,000 population. Tlie
largest, cheapest and best. Eight pages,
forty-eight colunms, all home print. If you
wish to share in the trade of this prosperous
and wealthy county, why advertise in the
Independent. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 961
TIMES.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
BUTLER, --..-- FENNSYLVANfA.
Times Publishing Co., Editors and Publisliers.
Issued right in the heart of the greatest oil regions in the world, and an A 1 paper, up
and up. with the latest developments in everything. A model daily, and a cheap weekly
containing the cream of the daily. Advertisers of experience need not be reminded which
is the unexcelled advertising medium of these parts, as they have been there before.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
CHICO, _-.---. CALIFORNIA.
Published Dailv (Sundays excepted).
THE WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.
Established in 1853. Every Friday evening.
TERMS— Per vear, Daily Edition, $5.00. Per year. Weekly Edition, $3.00.
Business advertisements will be inserted at reasonable terms. As a business advertising
medium The Record is unexcelled in Northern California, reaching as it does, every Post
Office in the county, with a general circulation in the adjoining counties.
GEO. H. CROSET TE, Publisher.
THE IVESSINGTON TIMES.
Issued every Friday, at
WESSINGTON, ----- BEADLE CO., DAK.
TERMS : ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, $1.50.
D. T. hire, ..... Proprietor,
Only paper published at Wessington. Wessington is one of the most thri^'lng towns in
Dakota. It has the finest and purest water in Dakota. Surrounded by the best class of
settlers in the Territory. Advertise in The Times. Terms made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SUBSCRIBE FOR, ADVERTISE IN .
THE "WAUNETA BREEZE.
PUBLISHED BY
HANN & BAKER, AT
WAUNETA, - - - - CHASE CO., NEB.
$1.10 PER YEAR, WITH PREMIUM. SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE COPY.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW. CIRCULATION GOOD.
STAR.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY, AT
HOLLY GROVE, ----- ARKANSAS.
H. H. ROBINSON, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
An iniluential local paper devoted to the interests of Monroe County. Good and steadily
Increasing circulation, and an excellent advertising medium. Rates may be had upon
application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE W^ADENA TRIBUNE.
WADENA, ------ MINNESOTA.
M. L. VOUGHT, - - - Editor and Proprietor.
Wadena is a thriving young city, situated on the Northern Pacific Railroad, and is sur-
rounded by a fine agricultural territory. The Tribune is the leading paper of the county,
has a good circulation, and as an advertising medium is unexcelled. Terms, $1.50 per year.
All foreign patronage payable quarterlj' in advance. No objectionable advertisements in-
serted. Geo. p. Rowbll & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1872.] ADVERTISE IN THE ST. LOUIS WEEKLY. [1887.
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY REPORTER.
€16 PINE STREET, - - - - ST. LOUIS, MO.
MOST COMPLETE MARKET REPORT IN THE WEST.
A large circulation among merchants throughout Western and Southwestern States. As
an advertising medium for jobbers, agents and dianuf acturers, cannot be surpassed.
Published every Saturday. H. F. ZIDER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription terms— Weeklv, $2.00 a vear ; monthly, $1.00 a year ; six months (weekly),
$1.25- single copy, 10c. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MRS. BENEDICT'S JOURNAL OF FASHION.
PHILADELPHIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
AN ELEGANT FASHION JOURNAL.
A THIRTY-TWO PAGE PAPER. GIVES THE LATEST AND MOST RELIABLE FASHION
NEWS, WITH ILLUSTRATIONS, HINTS AS TO HOW TO SELECT THE
MOST DURABLE FABRICS. ECONOMY IN MAKING UP, &C.
Simple, inexpensive toilet receipts, that can be made up at home. Stories, Poetry, the
Household. One of the best of its class. 10,000 circulation. $1.00 a year. Sample copy, 10c.
Office, 1018 ARCH STREET, Philadelphia, Pa.
9();3
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE DAILY CHRONICLE.
Biriniiigliaiii.
Alabama.
CRUIKSHANK & GRACE, Publishers.
Published every day at $6 a year. Full tele-
graphic reports by Associated Press, Amer-
ican press, and special service. Largest coun-
ty and city circulation. Published in the
heart of the mineral region of Alabama.
Circulation over 2,500. The SUNDAY CHRON-
ICLE, made up from the cream of the daily,
with special features. One dollar a year.
Extensive country circulation.
THE BERKEL.EYAN.
A monthly magazine, published by the Stu-
dents of the University of California.
Berkeley,
California.
G. R. LUKENS. Manager.
Is the leading college paper on the Pacific
Coast, and the best advertising medium of
that class in the country. Rates on applica-
tion as above.
THE RATON RANGE.
(Formerly Raton Comet.)
Raton,
New Mexico.
HUNT & CLAUSON.
Publishers and Proprietors.
Leading and oldest, live stock journal in
New Mexico.
Circulation, 1,500.
Best advertising medium in the Territory,
REPUBLICAN.
Braid>voofl,
Illinois.
GEO. H. WAKEFIELD, Editor and Publisher.
Published every Friday. Established 1874.
The only paper in the place. Always advo-
cating the principles of the Republican par-
ty ; a popular favorite in the community, as
its large circulation attests. An excellent
advertising medium. Send for rates.
MIDLAND ECHO.
Blooiningburs:,
Ohio.
J. M, MILLER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50, in Advance.
A large and interesting weekly journal, de-
voted to home interests, and filled with
Echoes from all parts of the country. We
but Echo the sentiment of the people of
Fayette Co., when we pronounce it a flrst-
class leading paper. Rates low, and made
known on application.
NEMAHA COUNTY GRANGER.
Established 1874.
Published Every Friday, at
Auburn. - - - Nebraska.
The only democratic newspaper and best
advertising medium in Nemaha County.
Subscription, $2.00 per Annum.
DUNDAS & WHEELDON, Publishers.
SUMTER REPUBLICAN.
Ainericus,
GtMM'jfia,
WEEKLY AND SEML WEEKLY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854.
C. W. HANCOCK, Editor and Publisher.
T. A. GRAHAM, Manager.
Large circulation. Excellent advertising
medium.
Send for Rates.
THE JEFFERSONIAN.
Issued Every Thursday, at
Cambridgre, - , - Ohio.
JOHN M. AMOS, - Editor and Proprietor.
WM. LAWRENCE, Jr., - Associate Editor
TERMS. $2.00 PER YEAR.
Bona fide circulation, 2,250. Outside circu
lation larger than all the other papers to-
gether. Reputable dealers wishing to reach
the trade of Guernsey and adjoniing coun-
ties should advertise in The Jeffkrsonian.
THE TRI-WEEKLY RECORD.
3Iahanoy City,
Pennsylvania.
JOHN PARKER, Publisher.
Issued on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
of each week. 28 columns for $1.50 a year
subscription. Extensively patronized by the
worKingmen of the anthracite coal region
as the advocate of their interests. One of
the best advertising mediums in the coal
fields. Terms reasonable, and business
promptly attended to. Offlce on corner of
Water St., and First Alley, Mahanoy City, Pa.
ACAMEDIAN.
Washington,
Iowa.
Published semi-monthly, bv the
ACAMEDIAN STOCK CO.,
and edited by members of the different
classes of Washington Academy. Subscrip-
tion. $1.00 a jear ; devoted to the interests of
this old and well-managed institution. Has
a large circulation in all parts of the Union
among graduates, who are now mostly pro-
fessional men, and j'et love and wish to hear
of their chosen college. A first-class adver-
tising medium. Send for rates.
THE
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY FARMER.
Memphis, - - Tennessee.
BATTAILE & MARSHALL, Proprietors.
A monthly magazine of 36 to 40 pages, de-
voted to the agricultural and industrial in-
terests of the Gulf and Valley States. Ably
conducted. Handsomely printed. Substan-
tially bound. Cu'culation, 5,000 copies month-
ly in the States of Mississippi, Alabama, Ar-
kansas, Tennessee, Louisiana and Texas.
Subscription, $1.00 per annum. Sample copies
free. Advertising rates on application.
THE HOTEL WORLD.
Chicago.
Illinois*
Published Weekly.
EcUted and Published by H. J. BOHN & BRO.
Oldest Paper of its Class In the Country.
Circulates in every State, and has the largest
circulation of any Hotel JournaL
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
963
Hitchcock
County Reveille.
CULBERTSON, - NEBRASKA.
F, BERT RISLEY, Editor and Publisher.
A large, 12-page, 5-columii paper, coutaining news
of interest to every one.
Has no superior in the most flourishing country
now in existence, with a circulation excelled by
but few journals of its class in either Southwestern
Nebraska, Northwestern Kansas and Northeastern
Colorado. It has a large and rapidly growing sub-
scription in all the section. Eastern advertisers
could do no better than to write us for terms and
sample copy of paper.
Address,
F. BERT RISLEY,
Culbertson, Neb.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
Argus.
MAXWELL,
S. J. MATHEWS, Editor.
CALIFORNIA.
MAXWELL PUB. CO., Publishers.
Subscription, $2.50, in Advance.
AN ENTERPRISING, SEVEN-COLUMN, FOLIO WEEKLY NEWSPAPER. THE ONLY
PAPER IN THE PLACE, AND BY THE HARD WORK AND EXTRA INDUCE-
MENTS OF ITS MANAGEMENT HAVE PLACED IT IN THE FRONT
RANK OF CALIFORNIA JOURNALS. LIVELY, WITTY
AND INTERESTING.
IT CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS, LOCAL AND GENEMAL. SPECIAL CORRESPOND-
ENTS IN IMPORTANT PLACES, WITH INSTRUCTIVE ARTICLES
IN EVERY ISSUE.
As good a Serial Story as can be found in the English language. In fact, a model family
newspaper, and one of the best advertising medimns in Central California.
Rates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
Times.
MEDICINE HAT,
B. J. McMAHON,
Subscription,
NORTH'WEST TER.
Editor and Publisher.
$3.00.
ONE OF THE BEST NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHED IN THE NORTHWEST TERRITORY.
THE TIMES IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AND CIRCULATES EXTEN-
SIVELY IN A RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT, AMONG A PROS-
PEROUS AND INTELLIGENT CLASS OF READERS.
A FIRST-CIiASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
FOR IT HAS A LARGER AND MORE COMPREHENSIVE CIRCULATION THAN
ANY OF ITS CONTEMPORARIES.
Rates promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
964
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE GAZETTE.
Washingtou,
Iiidiaua.
Published and printed by the Gazette
Publishing Co.
Subscription, $1.25 per year.
A very popfilar and influential weelcly, de-
voted to the general prosperity of Daviess
county and the best interest of the Republi-
can party. Advertisers should send for its
very liberal terms
DAILY AND WEEKLY MAIL.
Eufaula,
Alabama.
R. D. SHROPSHIRE,
Editor and Publisher.
Enjoys a large circulation in Southeast Al-
abama and Southwest Georgia, and are
prized among merchants and business men
for their accurate and reliable commercial
reports. Advertising rates very low.
SHERMAN CO. REPUBLICAN.
Sherinan Centre, - - Kansas.
HEDRICK & CO., Publishers.
BAYARD TAYLOR, - - Editor.
Subscription, $1.50, in advance.
A large, eight-page newspaper, published
every Friday, at the permanent county seat
of Sherman County. Business men are rap-
idly settling here, and it is fast becoming the
centre of trade in Northwestern Kansas.
The Republican is the official organ of the
county, and with its large circulation is the
only medium to reach the rapidly growing
trade of this prosperous country.
Send for rates.
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC EYE AND
THE EYE.
Chicago,
» Illinois.
C. GENTILE, Editor.
Subscription, $2.50 per Year.
" The Photographers' Weekly of the United
States." To interest the Photographer, as
%vell as to supply him with valuable infor-
mation, is our constant aim. Dealers in
Photographic Instruments and Materials will
find the Photographic Eye the best medium
through which to make known their wares.
Rates reasonable.
WATCH3IAN.
Mauch Chunk,
Pennsylvania.
JOHN R. GILLESPIE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, 75 Cents a Year.
An independent weeklj' ne^vspaper. the
slave of no man, the tool of no clique; an
advocate of the natural rights of man ; fear-
less and uncompromising. It has a large
and rapidly increasing circulation. Adver-
tising rates made known on application.
MAGNETIC REPORTER.
Magnetic Springs, - Union Co., O.
Issued Every Friday, by
T. MOUNT, Publisher.
Terms, $1.0i» a Year.
The Reporter offers special inducements
to advertisers, as these Springs are visited
by thousands, annually, who are seeking,
both health and i)leasure. Has an extensive
circulation in the several States.
THE WATERVILLE MAIL.
Published Weekly, at
Waterville. - - Maine.
Established lS4ti.
CHARLES G. WING and DA.NIEL F. WING,
Editors antl Publishers.
The Mail is an independent newspaper, has
a growing circulation and the good-will of
the conununit}'.
TERMS, $1..50 IN ADVANCE.
CARROLL FREE PRESS.
Published weeklj-, at
Carrollton, - - - Ohio.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum.
JOHN H. TRIPP, Proprietor.
The largest circulation of any paper ever
published in Carroll county. Best advertising
medium in Eastern Ohio. Established in
1831.
VANITY FAIR.
Toronto,
Ontario.
C. W. PARKER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $2.00.
An eight-page weekly journal ; the leading
exponent of Canadian professional art; de-
voted to society, art, literature, music, and
the drama. Every article moral, pure and
interesting; extra inducements of its man-
agement have gained for it a wide circula-
tion. An excellent advertising medium.
Send for rates.
THE SOUTHERN IDEA.
Peace I Progress ! and Prosperity !
Russellville,
Alabama.
J. B. STEADHAM, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
A live, vigorous, democratic weekly news-
paper. It has an extensive circulation
throughout Franklin and adjoining counties.
An excellent advertising medium. Send for
rates.
AMERICAN CHEMICAL REVIEW
Chicago,
Illinois.
(Zymotechnic Magazine and Food and Bever
age Critic.)
A journal devoted to applied Chemistry
and the manufacture of articles of food and
drink. Those engaged in the manufacture of
Sugar, Starch, Malt, Beer, Spirits, Vinegar,
Pickles, Glue. Oleomargarine, Syrups, and
other animal or vegetable products, will tind
it to their interest to subscribe. Subscrip-
tion, $5 per vear. Address CHEMICAL RE-
VIEW CO. , as above. [
GEAUGA DEMOCRATIC RECORD.
Chardon,
Ohio.
DENTON BROS. & KING,
Editors and Proprietors.
The only democratic paper in Geauga
County, and official organ for that party.
Terms, $1.25 per year. The only paper in the
county that is printed entirely at home. Ad-
vertising rates made known on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
965
EXPOMEMT OF THE STOVE, HARDWARE % HOUSE FURKISHING GOODS TRADES
To manufactuiErs of Stoves, Harflware and
HousB Fumist^ing Gaofls:
Your Traveling Salesmen, if they are alive to
your interests, can and should inform you as to the
RELATIVE CIRCULATION OF THE DIFFERENT TrADE PAPERS.
Ask them to keep a record of the Trade Journals
subscribed to by those to whom you care to sell.
An INVESTIGATION WILL DEMONSTRATE THAT IT IS
FOR YOUR INTEREST TO CONTRACT WITH THE AMERICAN
ARTISAN FOR ADVERTISING.
Publisher and Proprietor, CHICAGO, IIlIl.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE McKEESPORT TIMES.
McKeesport,
DAILY.
. Allegheny Cot> Pa.
The Daily is published every evening except
Sunday.
The circulation of The Times is domble that
of any paper in Allegheny County outside of
Pittsburgh. All contracts for advertising in
The Times are made with this guarantee.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
Address, THE TIMES PUBLISHING CO.,
McKeesport, Fa.
THE KOSSE CYCLONE.
Published Weekly at
Kosse, . - - . Texas.
JAS. O. JONES, Editor and Proprietor.
Circulation and advertising rates given on
application.
Kosse is situated in the southern portion of
Limestone County, and near the heart of
"Blue Ridge," a sixteen-mile strip of the fin-
est land in the world and the pride of the
Lone Star State. The Cyclone is the only
paper published in Kosse. The rates for ad-
vertising are moderate and will be furnislied
on application.
MILAN EXCHANGE.
Milan,
Tennessee.
W. A. WADE, Editor and Prop'r.
Oldest and best established paper in the
count5^ Has a large local circulation in
Gibson and Carroll counties. Milan is the
seat of a Normal College, has the best public
schools, and large manufacturing interests.
Is located at the crossing of the Illinois Cen-
tral and the Louisville and Memphis Rail-
roads, and is the centre of the fruit-growing
and stock raising section of West Tennessee.
Subscription, $1 per annum.
WEDDING BELLS.
(MATRIMONIAL.)
Massachusetts.
Boston,
The Best Paper of its kind printed.
A fortv-column matrimonial paper, pub-
lished for the exclusive use of those who de-
sire correspondents
FOR AMUSEMENT OR MATRIMONY.
Send 10 cents for sample copy, to
BOX 2529. BOSTON, MASS.
THE CHARLEVOIX JOURNAL.
Charlevoix, - - . Michigan.
An eight-page local and family newspaper,
published every Thm-sday ; $1.5U per year.
The business interests which support The
Journal are the manufacture of hardwood
lumber, the cutting of timber, wood and tan-
bark for the Chicago and Milwaukee markets,
and the development of agriculture, stock-
raising and fruit-growing. Adjoining Charle-
voix village are two popular summer resorts,
visited annually by thousands of people
from the Central and Southern States.
CHAS. J. STRANG, Publisher.
THE AMBOY NEWS.
Aiiihoy,
Lee Co., 111.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Terms, - - $1.50, in advance.
JAMES H. PRESTON, Proprietor.
The News was established in 1878, is an
eight-page newspaper and is published in
one of the most important towns of the
State.
Advertisers who desire to reach this section
of the country can find no better medium.
THE ALTON TELEGRAPH.
Best advertising medium in Southern Illinois..
Alton, . _ - Illinois^
W. T. NORTON, Proprietor.
Weeklv established 1886. Daily established
1861. Daily, 10 ets. per week ; Weekly, $1.25
per year. Published in a city of 15,000 and a
countj' of 52,000 inhabitants.
Only Republican daily in the Eighteenth.
Congressional District.
LAWRENCE ANZEIGER.
GERMAN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
Eight pages ; size, 13x20.
Subscription, $1. Established February, 1883,
HUGO E. DICK, Editor and Publisher.
118 Essex St., - La>vrence, Mass»
Largest circulation of any German paper
in Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode
Island, Maine and Connecticut.
LIGHTNING EXPRESS.
Diinondale,
Eaton Co., Mich»
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
Subscription : 75 cents a year, in advance.
D. MARVIN, Editor and Prop'r.
The Express is published in one of the
most populous and enterprising counties of
the State. It has already attained a large
circulation in this section, and is a most valu-
able medium for advertisers. Advertising
rates furnished upon application.
AUSTIN REGISTER.
Austin,
Minnesota^
H. O. BASFORD, Editor and Proprietor.
Established 1863.
The Oldest Paper in Mower County.
The Register circulates through the whole
county. Having the largest circulation of
any paper in the county, it is therefore of
great value to advertisers, who can learn
of rates, etc., on application. Only Steam
Printing Office in Austin or County.
THE PIONEER AND EAGLE.
Excelsior, . - . - Georgia.
(WEEKLY.)
J. A. SCARBORO, Editor and Pubhsher.
Official organ of Bulloch County. Circulates
extensively in adjoining counties and the
State. Four thousand readers and more com-
ing. Advertising rates low. $1.00 per annum,
post paid.
Patronage of reliable advertisers solicited
and will quote special rates for large ads.
No "rat pizen " wanted. No due bills ex-
cept by special contract. To insure attention
send reference.
THE HERALD.
Published every Saturday at
Laivrenceville, - Tioga Co., Pa.
Terms, $1.00 per Annum.
CHAS. C. REDFIELD, Editor and Proprietor.
A first-class local paper of 28 columns. It
is now in its seventh year, and has a good
and increasing circulation.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 967
Philadelphia (German) Demokrat
DAILY.
Vereinigte Staaten-Zeitung.
WEEKLY.
Die Neue Welt,
SUNDAYS.
PHILADELPHIA, - ^ - PENNSYLVANIA.
MORWITZ & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
THESE PAPERS HAVE THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY GERMAN PAPERS
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Advertisers wishina: to reach the German population in Pennsylvania should send their
orders to these excellent papers.
Geo P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The American Merchant,
Formerly THE COUNTRY MERCHANT.
A Newspaper, Trade List, and Directory for Merchants and Manufacturers.
Guaranteed circulation 120,000 per annum, reaching annually every responsible General
Storekeeper in the United States.
ONE DOL.L.AR PER YEAR.
Sample Copy, 10 cents.
CHAS. K. HAMMITT, .... Publisher.
126 & 128 DUANE STREET, - - NEW YORK.
It gives correct New York Quotations for general merchandise, and valuable information
concerning trade affairs. As goods well bought are half sold, The AMERICAN MERCHANT
is worth many times its cost to any wide-awake merchant who knows how to buy most
economically the goods which he handles. THE AMERICAN MERCHANT is invaluable as
an advertising medium. THE AMERICAN MERCHANT DIRECTORY is designed for the
use of those whose business requirements cause them to seek new and wider business
relations, and is a new feature in journalism.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Nati^al View.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY THE VIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY.
207 & 209 4^ STREET, - - WASHINGTON, D. C.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION :
ONE COPY, ONE YEAR, ... . . $1.00
SIX MONTHS, ----... ..'>0
THREE MONTHS, .----. ,25
SPECIMEN COPIES SENT FREE.
A SPLENDID MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING, AS IT HAS A LARGE GENERAL CIRCU-
LATION IN EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY IN THE UNITED STATES.
ADVERTISING RATES:
15 CENTS PER LINE (Agate Measurement), FOR EACH INSERTION.
LEE CRANDALL, Maxager, - - - WASHINGTON, D. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Blossom Prairie Bee.
BLOSSOM PRAIRIE, - - LAMAR CO., TEXAS.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
W. Y. CHESTER, . . . Publisher.
Subscriptiou, $1.30 per Year.
Blossom Prairie is a live town of over 1,500 population and rapidly growing ; a shipping
point for cotton, cottonseed, corn and baled hay. Advertisers desiring to reach this section
and class of patrons can And no better medium than the Bee. Rates promptly furnished
on application to the publisher.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
968 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TRI-COUNTY FREE PRESS.
NORTH LEWISBUllG, - - - . OHIO.
FREE PRESS BUILDING.
KELLEY MOUNT, - - - - Publisher.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
THE "FREE PRESS" CIRCULATES EXTENSIVELY IN CHAMPAIGN, UNION
AND LOGAN COUNTIES.
LEGITIMATE ADVERTISING SOLICITED.
Geo. P. RowELL & CO., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LAKELAND NEWS.
LAKELAND, - . - . POLK CO., FLA.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. 81.50 A YEAR.
G. A. CRICHET, Editor.
The News is a popular and widely circulated journal. It is a nine-column, foiu'-page
paper, and contains all the Important Local, County and State News. The News, as an
advertising medium, has few equals in the State. Rates furiiished upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
THE CALHOUN PILOT.
PUBLISHED AT
BATCHTOVVN, - - - - ILLINOIS.
JOHN J. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Has the largest circulation of any advertising medium in the county. Is read by the best
intelligence of the entire inhabitants, without regard to party. Low rates given to reliable
and prompt cash-paying advertisers. No due bills of goods for anj' kind taken in exchange
for advertising. Rates given to applicants bj- addressing the publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
THE NATIONAL EDUCATOR.
A. R. HORNE, Editor and Proprietor.
ALLENTOWN, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
CIRCULATION GENERAL THROUGH THE COUNTRY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE PLEASANTON MONITOR.
GEORGE M. MARTIN, Proprietor.
PLEASANTON, - ... - TEXAS.
CIRCULATION LARGE AND RAPIDLY INCREASING.
SUBSCRIPTION, TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Advertising rates made known upon application. They are very liberal.
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN FOUR ADJOINING COUNTIES. ,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE UNION TRIANGLE.
Published Monthly at
MEMPHIS, .... TENNESSEE.
TRIANGLE PUB. CO., Publishers.
OflQcial organ of the Order of Columbia Union, containing reports and latest news from
all the different Councils of the country. The circulation is large and continually mcreasing
among tlie members of the different orders and others. As an advertising medium it is
unexcelled. Rates very reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE WATERTOWN ADVOCATE.
Published on Thursday of every week at
WATERTOWN, .... NEW YORK.
GEO. E. SATCHWELL, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription price, _ _ _ 81.23 Per Annum.
Has a large and increasing cii'culation. It is the only temperance paper published in
that part of the State, containing statistics relating to the liquor traffic, facts concerning
the passage and execution of prohibitory laws, excellent general reading and the current
news of the day. Its tone is pure and elevating, and as a family paper it is unequaled.
ADVERTISE IN
THE OBSERVER AND GAZETTE.
FAYETTEVILLE, . - - NORTH CAROLINA.
Observer Established 1S25. Gazette Established 1873.
The Observer and Gazette is printed wholly at home, uses no plates of ready-set mat-
ter, and is, in fact, a genuine home paper. It is the recognized representative newspaper of
the Upper Cape Fear River section of North Carolina. Its " ads." are set and displaj'ed as
" ads." ought to be in order to have them read by the pul)lic. Send for specimen copy to
G. G. MYROVER, Pul)lisher, "OBSERVER AND GAZETTE," Fayetteville, N. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN XEWSPAPEli DIRECTORY. 969
Bonfort^s
Wine and Spirit Circular.
PUBLISHED AT
8 SOUTH WILLIAM ST., - - NEW YORK CITY.
BY
PHILIP BONFORT & CHARLES McK. LEOSER.
A SEMI-MONTHLY JOURNAL AND PRICE CURRENT FOR THE UNITED STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
Subscription, Per Year, in Advance;
For the United States, prepaid, - _ _ _ . _ _ $5.00
For Europe, prepaid, --____ __ 5.96
Single Copies, -------___ ,«J5
WESTERN OFFICE : 176 Second Street, LoulsvlUe, Ky.
T. M. GILMORE, Manager.
MESSRS. TRUEBNER & CO., 57 and 59 Ludgate Hill, London,
Will receive Subscriptions for Europe.
Rates for Advertising, in Advance:
For a Single Column, Four to a Page.
Single Advertisements, per line. Nonpareil, _ _ _ _ JS0.25
By the Year, per inch, --_____ tJO.OO
On Covers and Pages opposite Reading Matter. _ _ _ _ 40.00
CHECKS AND DRAFTS PAYABLE TO BONFORT & LEOSER,
Orders for Subscriptions must always be accompanied
by a Remittance for One Year.
REMITTANCES IN BILLS BY MAIL AT THE RISK OF THE SENDER.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
970
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAILY AM) WEEKLY RECORD. I WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL.
Danville,
Peiinsylvauia.
The largest circulation in the county.
VICTOR A. LOTIER, Editor and Proprietor.
An influential journal, containing all the
latest news, humorous and interesting read-
ing matter, farm news, etc. It is the right
paper for advertisers, as the large advertising
patronage it receives proves. Advertising
rates on application.
THE BEECHER VOLKSBLATT.
Issued every Thursday.
Beeclier,
Illinois.
L. METTERHAUSEN, Proprietor.
A German newspaper, the only Aveekly
published at Beecher, and as an advertising
medium to reach the German population in
this part of the State is unsurpassed.
THE SHELBY INDEPENDENT.
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly.
Published at
Madison, . - Wisconsin.
DAVID ATWOOD, Proprietor.
Official State Papei*.
Daily, $10.03. Tri-Weekly, $5.00. Weekly, $1.50.
Most Complete Stereotyping Establishment
in the Northwest.
THE
WRIGHT COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
Cokato, - - - - Minnesota.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
W. FRANCIS ROWE, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
BY
FRANK W. NEWMAN.
Shelby,
Oceana Co., Mich,
Subscription, $1 per Year, in Advance.
The Republican is the largest and best
newspaper in the county ; it also has a
large circulation, and is, therefore, a good
advertising medium. Rates furnished on ap-
plication.
AMERICAN ANALYST.
(Formerly The New York Analyst.)
IT 6 Broadway,
New York City.
The Analyst Publishing Co.
Average Circulation last three months of
1886, 62r Copies per Week.
Advertising rates made known on appli-
cation.
THE WEEKLY BARNESVILLE
TIMES.
Barnesville,
Minnesota.
Subscription ; $1.00 per year.
Advertising rates : 75 cents per inch a month.
Circulation largely increasing in a rising
city and prosperous farming county.
Division St. P., M. & M. Ry.
E. J. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor.
THE FLORIDA STAR.
Titiisville, - Indian River, Fla.
ELLIS B. WAGER, Editor and Proprietor.
Tlie oldest paper published in Brevard
County, and the largest in Southeast
Florida.
A live local paper and excellent advertiser.
A popular semi-monthly Review of Indus-
trial Progress, Sanitation and the Chemistrj'
of Commercial Products.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM.
THE DAN VALLEY ECHO.
Published in
Leaksville, - North Carolina.
Subscription, - - $1.50 per Annum.
Advertising rates on application.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
The olTicial paper of Brevard County.
STANDARD.
Is unsurpassed as an advertising medium
by any country paper in the State. It circu-
lates in Patrick, Henry, Pittsylvania, Floyd
and other Counties in Virginia, and very
largely in Rockingham, Stokes, Forsyth,
Guilford and Caswell, N. C, besides having a
circulation less extended all over North Car-
olina. Circulation, 1,000. Only two years old
April 16. 1886, yet has a wider circulation than
any paper in this county.
NEWS-DEMOCRAT.
Dailj' and Weekly.
Belleville,
Illinois
Southern Illinois Publishing Co., Proprietors
W. J. UNDERWOOD, Managing Editor
Subscription— Daily, $5.50; Weekly, $1.50
per Year.
The only English daily in the county. The
News-Democrat is a popular and influential
paper, with an extensive circulation among a
thrifty and prosperous people. Advertisers
will find it a valuable and eftective medium.
THE DEMOCRATIC HERALD.
Edwardsville,
Alabama.
J. W. YARBROUGH, Editor and Proprietor.
Published every Thursday. $1.00 per Year.
The Standard is a bright, newsy and well-
edited paper, with a large and rapidly in-
creasing circulation throughout Cleburne
County, and over the country generally. The
large local patronage it receives is proof of its
popularity. Advertisers can learn of rates
upon application.
Butler,
Pennsylvania.
Issued every Fridaj\
JACOB ZEIGLER. Editor.
ALF. G. ZEIGLP:R, Assistant Editor.
J. ZEIGLER & SON, Proprietors.
Circulation over 22,000.
Best advertising medium In Butler Countj'.
Rates furnished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 971
Daily News.
BELLEFONTE, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
A daily newspapei* published at Bellefonte, Centre County, Pennsylvania.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO LOCAL EVENTS.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA. RATES
REASONABLE. WRITE FOR TERMS.
Subscription price $1.00 for three months; $4.00 per j'ear.
Jffiss FANNIE E. GRAY, editress, assisted by an able stafiE and a full corps of efiScient
reporters.
NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPKR WITHIN A RADIUS OF FIFTY MILES.
Address all communications to
NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Bellefonte, Centre County,
Pennsylvania.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Musical Courier.
25 EAST FOURTEENTH ST., - - NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
BLUMENBERG & FLOERSHEIM, - - Editors and Proprietors.
A WEEKLY MUSICAL JOURNAL. PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
AMONG ITS CONTRIBUTORS ARE THE LEADING MUSICIANS AND MUSICAL
CRITICS OF AMERICA.
vSubscription, S4.00 per Annum.
THOROUGHLY RELIABLE. LARGE CIRCULATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
972 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The Daily Evening; World
FULTON, - - CALLAWAY CO., MO.
C. FRANK CRAIGO & CO., . - Pubs, and Propr's.
THE MOST POPULAR AND PROSPEROUS NEWSPAPER IN FULTON.
IT IS THE BRIGHTEST, CHEAPEST AND BEST EVENING PAPER PUBLISHED IN
CENTRAL MISSOURL
THE WORLD IS A 3 CENT PAPER.
The Weekly World
IS THE ONLY ONE DOLLAR PAPER IN CALLAWAY COUNTY, AND HAS
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY WEEKLY PUBLICATION
IN THIS PART OF THE STATE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMElllCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 973
The New Moon.
MONTHLY.
FULTON, - • - - - MISSOURI.
C. FRANK CRAIGO, - - - Publisher.
THE NEW MOON CONTAINS EIGHT PAGES, SIZE OF EACH PAGE 11x16, AND
IS HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED BY THE BEST ARTISTS
OF THE UNITED STATES.
IT IS A SAFE PAPER FOR PARENTS TO PUT IN THE HANDS OF THEIR
CHILDREN.
OVER $75.00 WORTH OF ILLUSTRATIONS A MONTH, BY LEADING ARTISTS
EMBELLISH THE PAGES OF THE NEW MOON.
CIRCULATION, 7,000 MONTHLY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co , Agents 10 Spruce St., New York.
974
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE MERIDEN REPUBLICAN.
AMITE CITY INDEPENDENT.
Merideu,
WM. F. GRAHAM,
Connecticut.
- Editor.
DAILY AND
Established 1861.
WEEKLY.
Twenty -sixth Year.
An Independent Weekly, published at
Amite City, - - Louisiana.
R. W. READ,
Editor, Publisher and Proprietor.
The only paper in Meriden that publishes
telegraphic dispatches. It has a special wire
and its own tele^Taph operator.
The Republican is an old family and long-
established paper of Meriden.
Address REPUBLICAN. Meriden, Conn.
THE ROYERSFOKD BULLETIN.
The Independent is one of the leading
papers in Eastern Louisiana. It is published
near the centre of the seven Florida Parishes,
in which it has a good circulation. Is read by
at least one-half of the population. Special
positions cannot be given to advertisements
THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND.
Royersforcl, - Montgoniers' Co., Pa. Salem,
Jevrell Co., Kan.
J. A. aUSS, Publisher.
The Bulletin is a bright, four-page, 32col-
umn Independent journal, published every
Saturdaj- morning. It circulates largely in
Montgomery and Chester Counties among the
best families, thereby making it a valuable
advertising medium. Questionable advertise-
ments positively refused.
Published Every Wednesday.
M.L.
RATES UPON APPLICATION.
THE STANDARD.
A Weekly Newspaper, Published at
Blue Island, - Cook Co., III.
S. C. REED, Editor and Proprietor.
The Standard is a first-class local adver-
tising medium. It circulates in the suburbs
of Chicago, and has a large and increasing
circulation. Advertising rates low and made
known on application to this office.
THE WINTHROP BUDGET.
LOCKWOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.25 Per Year.
The PaoPLE's Friend is issued in the centre
of a thriving section, devoted largely to stock
raising and the cultivation of corn. It is a
live eight-page six-column folio paper. Adver-
tisers will do well to patronize its attractive
columns.
Send for Rates.
NEWBURGH DAILY NEWS.
Newburgh,
Ne^v York.
ONLY ONE-CENT PAPER IN CITY.
READ BY TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE DAILY.
Wintlirop,
LARGEST CIRCULATION
ON HUDSON RIVER,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND ALBANY.
WM. H. KEEFE, Publisher.
UNCLE SAM.
Maine. El Dorado Springs,
Missouri.
JOHN A. STANLEY, Editor and Pub'r.
A very neatly printed four-page, twenty-
column paper, issued weekly in a prosperous
and growing district. Contains all the latest
items of the day, both local and general.
Circulation is large, and advertisers can find
no better medium for this section.
TERREBONNE TIMES.
Established in July 1881.
R. C. PHIPPS, Editor and Publisher.
Houma,
Louisiana*
A four-page paper, published every
SATURDAY by HUGH M. WALLIS, M. D.
Independent in politics.
Subscription, $2.00 Per Annum, in Advance.
Circulation, 500.
Best advertising medium in Southwest
. Louisiana.
THE KENTUCKY TELEPHONE.
Published every Friday.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
Cadiz,
Kentucky.
CRENSHAW & PIKE, Proprietors.
Indisputably one of the best advertising
mediums in Southwestern Kentucky.
The Telephone has over 1,000 paying sub-
scribers, and circulates principallv in South
Western Kentucky and Northern aiid Western
Tennessee. Advertising rates furnished.
RoBT. Crenshaw. g. H. Pike.
The Uncle Sam is a 10 page, 5-column paper,
and is the largest county paper published in
the State. Terms, $1.00 per annum.
Advertising rates very low^ and -will be
made known on application.
THE CHRONICLE AND GAZETTE.
Published every Thursday at
Charlotte, Mecklenburg Co., N. C.
W. S. HENSLY, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
A large, attractive family paper, circulating
widely throughout the Carolinas and devoted
to the interests of its patrons and the public
w^elfare. A first-class medium for adver-
tisers. Rates reasonable and furnished upon
application. Largest County Circulation of
any paper in Charlotte.
THE BENNETT STAR.
Office, No. 43 Grant Avenue, next door to
Post Office.
Bennett,
Pennsylvania.
Published by
SCOTT & DORMAN.
Issued and delivered in Millvale and vicinity
every Friday morning.
W. S. Scott, G. R. Dorman, Editors and
Proprietors.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 975
1865. Dally and Weekly Star. ^^^
T. H. TODD, Publisher.
41 BORDEN AVENUE, - LONG ISLAND CITY, N. Y.
Populatiou of Long Island City, '28,805.
The Weekly Star was established in 1865. It has a large circulation through Hunter's
Point, Ravenswood, Astoria. Blissville, Dutch Kills, Woodside, Winfleld, Newtown, Maspeth,
East Williamsburgh, and various quarters of Long Island. The Daily Star, established in
1876, is steadily advancing in popularity and influence, and as it is printed at the county seat
of Queen's County, is a valuable medium for judicious advertisers.
Creenpoint Daily Star.
The Star is issued daily, except Sunday, in Greenpoint, Seventeenth Ward of the City
of Brooklvn, where there is a population of about 40,ii00. It is a four-page paper, and was
established in 1S76. It is universallv taken throughout the Ward, and is acknowledged to be
the only popular and successful journal of the section in which it is printed. It has a fine
circulation and an excellent advertising patronage. It is lively as a local journal, and just
the place to put advertisements to reach the people of Greenpoint. Give it a trial.
T. H. TODD, Publisher.
55 GREENPOINT AVE., - - BROOKLYN, E. D.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
A. J. McDade Newspaper Co
GREENVILLE, - - - MISSISSIPPI.
A. J. McDADE NEWSPAPER CO., Publishers.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHERS OF
YAZOO DELTA REVIEW GREENVILLE.
THE TIMES INDIANOLA.
THE TRANSCRIPT HUNTINGTON.
THE NEWS CLARKSDALE.
THE TUNICA COUNTY HERALD EVANSVILLE.
LIBERAL TERMS MADE WITH ADVERTISERS.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO QUARTERLY OR YEARLY ADVERTISERS.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
976 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
DAILY UNION. NIAGARA DEMOCRAT.
LOCKPORT, - - . . . NEW YORK.
DAILY UNION AND DAILY TIMES, CONSOLIDATED IN 1878.
LocKPORT Union (Dailj-), Established 1860. Niagara Democrat (Weekly), Established 182L
UNION PRINTINQ AND PUBLISHING CO., O. W, CUTLER, President.
"THE DAILY UNION " i« an able and influential journal. "THE NIAGARA DEMO-
CRAT," the weekly edition, is well known as one of the best weeklies in this portion of the
State. New type, new presses, new quarters. Circulation : " DAILY UNION," l,2(Xl ; " NIAG-
ARA DEMOCRAT," 5,000. Geo. P. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MoDOWEIil. BUGLE.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY AT
MARION, - - . . NORTH CAROLINA.
DEVOTED TO POLITICS, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE, ETC.
NOW IN ITS SEVENTH YEAR.
Has a large circulation throughout Western North Carolina. Advertisements of a tran-
sient character will be charged $1 for first time and 50 cents for each subsequent insertion.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
RANDOLPH HERALD.
POCAHONTAS, ----- ARKANSAS.
J. N. BOLEN, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - _ - $1.50 PER ANNUM.
Official paper of Randolph County. Has a good and growing circulation in a prosperous
and intelligent community. Advertising reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE DAWSON JOURNAL.
DAWSON, ..... GEORGIA.
JORDAN & RAINEY, Publishers ; E. L. RAINEY, Editor.
Devoted to the interests of its patrons and Southwest Georgia. Terms, §1.50 per year.
The Journal was established in 1865 and is the official organ of Terrell County and of
the city of Dawson. Circulates largely in Terrell, Webster, Calhoun, Lee and Randolph
counties. Advertisers will find it a valuable medium and can learn of its rates upon appli-
cation. Published weeklv.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
DODGE COUNTY RECORD.
DODGE CENTER, - - - DODGE CO., MINN.
O. H. PHILLIPS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Record is a consolidation of the Dodge Center Index and the Kasson Vindicator,
and is a first-class Weekly newspaper. Published in the centre of Dodge County, a rich
Agricultural and Stock-raising region, it has a large and growing circulation. A splendid
advertising medium. Send for terms. Subscription, $1.50 a year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LABOR JOURNAL.
ALPENA, .... ALPENA CO., MICH.
JAMES COLLINS, EDITOR.
Is devoted to the interests of Labor and Reform ; independent in politics, and will sup-
port only the friends of Labor. Is the official paper of the county, and is widely circulated
in Alpena and adjoining Counties. Advertising rates furnished on application. Published
every Friday. Subscription, $1.00 per year.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
BRICK POMEROY'S DEMOCRAT.
234 BROADWAY, .... NEW YORK.
BRICK POMEROY, Editor and Publisher.
With a great and steadilv increasing circulation reaching an unusually large number of
different Post Offices in every State and Territory of the Union, " BRICK POMEROY'S
DEMOCRAT " is one of the verv best mediums which an advertiser can use for any general
or miscellaneous advertising. Published weekly. BROADCAST CIRCULATION.
Rates— 25 Cents, Per Line, Agate Measurement ; discount given tm long contracts.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE SCRANTON HEROLD.
Issued Wednesdays and Saturdays.
SCRANTON, - . . - PENNSYLVANIA.
Office : 303 Lackawanna Ave.
SUBSCRIPTION, _ _ - $2.50 PER YEAR.
The Herold Is the most important and widely circulated German paper published in
Lackawanna County, and as an advertising medium is unrivaled.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
977
The Morning Call.
PUBLISHED DAILY, WEEKLY AND SUNDAY, IN THE CITY OF
PATERSON, - - - - NEW JERSEY.
°A? ^^^^ ^hjy^
E. B. HAINES, Editor and Proprietor.
THE MORNING CALL is the only morning and Sunday-
paper issued in tlie City of Paterson. Population over
65,000» with an extensive and thicklv populated sur-
rounding district, in which THE CALL HAS A LARGE
AND INFLUENTIAL CIRCULATION. It is a medium by
which the advertiser can speak directly to tlie consumer
with certaintv and dispatch, and it is the OFFICIAL
MORNING JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF PATERSON
AND COUNTY OF PASSAIC.
TERMS : Daily, $5.00 per Annum. Sunday, $<2.00
per Annum. Daily and Simday, $6.00 l er Annum.
THE CALL is an 8-page paper, pasted, cut and folded
by machinery.
THE WEEKLY CALL is an Eight-Page, Forty-eight
Column Paper, issued every THURSDAY. It has an ex-
tensive and rapidly increasing circulation in Essex, Ber-
gen, Morris and Passaic Counties. TERMS, ONE DOLLAR
PER ANNUM,
THE CALL Steam Printing House is thoroughly
equipped and supplied with every modern improvement,
with facilities to do any kind of work in the line of
Printing and Stereotyping at short notice.
98 and 100 Broadway, PATERSON, N. J.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
[ESTABLISHED 1879.]
The Vo ice.
48 UNIVERSITY PLACE,
NEW YORK.
MUSIC— DRAMA— ORATORY— ELOCUTION.
Monthly, at §1.50 a Year.
Single Copy, 15 Cents.
AN INTERNATIONAL REVIEW OF THE SPEAKING AND SINGING VOICE.
DEVOTED TO THE PRACTICAL WORKINGS OF THE HUMAN VOICE IN ALL ITS
PHASES— THE LEADING SPECIALISTS OF AMERICA AND EUROPE
ITS CONTRIBUTORS.
EDGAR S. WERNER, . . - . Editor and Proprietor.
48 University place (bet. 11th and 12th sts.). New Yoi*k.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
978
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE TIMES.
Altoona, - - Peunsylvania.
Published every morning, except Sunday, by
THE TIMES PUBLISHING CO., LIMITED.
Four pages, twenty-eight columns, size
2Sx3G. The" only Democratic dailj' between
Harrisburg and Pittsburgh. Contains As-
sociated Press dispatches, and most valuable
as an advertising medium.
The Weekly Times, a 32-column paper.
Large circulation in country districts. Full of
local and general news. Unexcelled as an
-advertising medium.
NEW IBERIA ENTERPRISE.
Ne^v Iberiai
JLoiiisiana.
Official Journal of Iberia Parish. Published
every "Wednesday and Saturday
at So.tJO a year
J. B. LAWTON. Editor and Proprietor.
A live, newsy and ably-edited newspaper,
devoted to the advancement of home interest
and containing news — local and general.
The Enterprise enjoys a splendid circula-
tion among people of all classes, not only in
New Iberia but throughout the State. As an
advertising medium it stands as one of the
bast in Louisiana. Rates very reasonable,
THE KANSAS WORKMAN.
Osage Co., Kaii.
Queneiiio,
Published by
" THE KANSAS WORKMAN " PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
CYRUS CORNING, | Business Manager.
Terms, §1.50 per annum, in advance.
All Home Steam-Power Print.
For advertisers it is an excellent medium.
BROOKL.YNER JOURNAL,.
New York.
Brooklyn, E. D.,
HERMAN RIDDER, Publisher,
THE ONLY GERMAN CATHOLIC PAPER
PUBLISHED IN BROOKLYN.
$2.50 A YEAR.
EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDITTM.
THE BROOKLYNER JOURNAL.
P. O. Box 55, Station W., Brooklyn, E. P., N. Y.
THE NEWS.
Published Daily (Suudaj's excepted);
Weekly, on Thursdays, at
Moorliead, . - - Minnesota.
GEO. N. LAMPHERE, Editor and Prop'r.
cjTTRtjpTfTPTTmvr-^I^^i^y' ^^■'^ P^*" annum;
The News is the oldest and most largely
circulated paper published in Clay County ;
reaches all classes, and as an advertising
medium is Invaluable.
HERMANN STERN
AND
THE GASCONADE DEMOCRAT.
DAN S. BOEHM, Editor and Publisher.
Heriiianu,
Missouri.
Both are influential weeklies, circulating
among the better class of the German and
English population of the State.
Advertising rates made known upon appli-
cation.
LEWISTON JOURNAL.
Le>vistou,
Maine.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Circulation larger than that of any other
business or agricultural newspaper in Maine,
and one of the best advertising mediums in
New Engiand. The Weekly possesses a circu-
lation which renders it one of the foremost
New England papers.
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER,
Published every Saturday ;
And DAILY REGISTER, published every day
except Sunday ; at
Singr Siner, - - New York.
Terms, $2.00 per annum.
A reliable, well-conducted, well-edited
thirty-six column, four-page newspaper.
Circulates largely among the wealthiest fam-
ilies residing on the best part of the Hudson
River. Circulation guaranteed to be larger,
and to contain more local news than all other
papers in Sing Sing. Daily Register, 4-pages,
24 columns. M. MORAN, Proprietor.
WRIGHT COUNTY TIMES.
Mouticello,
Minnesota.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 1,475.
A bright, progressive Republican news-
paper, printed in one of the richest and most
thickly settled farming counties in the
Northwest. Subscription books open to ad-
vertisers.
THE LARGEST, OLDEST AND BEST PAPER
IN THE COUNTY.
GLEN ELDER HERALD.
Glen Elder, - Mitchell Co., Kan.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
N. F. HEWETT, Editor.
The Herald is a first-class local newspaper
and contains each week an interesting
amount of reading matter,consisting of State,
local and general news. It has an established
circulation, and is one of the best advertising
mediums in Northwestern Kansas.
Rates furnished upon application.
BELLEFONTE REPUBLICAN.
A Fortj'-eight Column Paper.
Published at
Bellefoute,
Centre Co., Pa.
By EDWARD T. TUTEN.
The only Republican paper in a county of
40.000 people.
THE ANGOLA RECORD.
Angrola,
Erie Co., N. Y,
Issued Every Thursday, by
W. M. LANDON, - - - Publisher.
The Record has an established circulation
throughout the county.
As an advertising medium it can be relied
upon to give satisfaction.
Subsci-iption, $1 per year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 979
The Daily Endicatori
OFFICE :
58 BROAD STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
THE ONLY DAILY FINANCIAL JOURNAL IN THE WORLD.
INDICATOR PUBLISHING CO., Publishers. N. W. JOSSELYN, Editor.
FINANCIAL, RAILWAY, MINING, INSURANCE AND COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS
TREATED WITH INDEPENDENCE, FAIRNESS AND CANDOR,
AND IN THE INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE.
Containing Extensive, Valuable and Accurate Tables of the Daily Transactions of
the Stock Exchange and Mining Boards, with a Table of the Highest and Lowest Prices
for all Stocks Dealt in at the Stock Exchange.
EXTRA MONTHLY STOCK TABLES ISSUED AND SENT FREE TO REGULAR
YEARLY SUBSCRIBERS.
Full Lists of Government, Railway, Bank, Insurance, Mining, Gas, Telegraph, Street
and Elevated Railway, and other securities actively dealt in on Wall Street, giving Last
Quotations, and Corrected Daily.
THE DAILY INDICATOR
Also Contains all the Latest Information relating to Wall Street Matters, and is More
Extensively Quoted by the Press throughout the United States and Canada, and by the
Leading London Railway and Financial Journals than any Daily Business Paper Pub-
lished in New York.
TERMS : $10.00 PER ANNUM ; S6.00 FOR SIX MONTHS.
SPECIMEN COPIES MAILED UPON APPLICATION.
MAILED TO OUT-OF-TOWN SUBSCRIBERS EIGHT HOURS IN ADVANCE OF
THE NEW YORK MORNING DAILY PAPERS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
<)80 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
T R TJ T H
TOROXTO, - - - - ' - - ONTARIO.
S. FRANK WILSON. Publisher.
A Family Paper, devoted to Literature, Fasliions and Music. The leading Domestic
Paper of Canada.
THE LADIES' JOURNAL.
THE ONLY FASHION AND MUSICAL MONTHLY IN CANADA.
Both excellent mediums for American advertising
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE REPUBLICAN.
SEVIERVIL.L.E, - ... - TENNESSEE.
ONLY PAPER IN SEVIER COUNTY.
S. M. FRAME, _____ Publisher.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION DURING 1886, 1,376 PER WEEK.
The Republican is the official organ of the Second Congressional and Third Senatorial
District of Tennessee It circulates extensively in the counties of Sevier, Bloimt, Knox,
Jefferson, Grainger, Hamblen, Cocke, and in Western North Carolina, among prosperous
and intelligent farmers, etc. Its value as an advertising medium may be at once perceived.
THE DAILY HOTEL REPORTER.
The only paper in New York City publishing hotel arrivals— best medium in the United
States for persons catering for hotel trade. Official organ of the New York Post Office for
the publication of list ot unclaimed letters. Our method for reporting arrivals is unequaled
for Its simplicity. We place the name of the town from whence the arrival hails, ./(j-s^, in
alphabetical order ; this is followed by his name ; and, last of all, we give the name of the
hotel at whicli he is stopping. By this simple method all arrivals from any one given town
are properly classified, and can be traced with the same facility with which a name is found
in the Directory. The Daily Hotel Reporter is the leading representative of hotel journal-
ism in the U. S. LOUIS KLOPSCH, Proprietor. Office, 88 and 90 Centre St., New York.
THE LIGHT.
PITTSBURGH »fc PHILADELPHIA, - - PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LEADING PROHIBITION JOURNAL WEST OF NEW YORK.
BRIGHT, SPICY AND UP WITH THE TIMES.
A SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM. RATES VERY LOW.
ONLY CHOICE BUSINESS ACCEPTED ON ANY TERMS.
"THE LIGHT PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated), 96i FOURTH AVE., PITTSBURGH,
AND 46 N. ELEVENTH ST., PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
BOWLING GREEN, - _- - - - OHIO.
WILLIAM B. DOBSON AND RUSSELL T. DOBSON, Managers.
WOOD COUNTY DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO., . - - . Publishers.
The only Democratic paper in Wood County. Sworn circulation 1,800 each week. Adver-
tising rates made known on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
COURIER.
Daily and Weekly. JOHN H. MARION, Editor and Proprietor. Published at
PRESCOTT, - - - YAVAPAI CO., ARIZONA.
Chief town of Northern Arizona. Leading Democratic paper of the Territory. Official
paper of the town and county. Largest paper in Northern Arizona. Best advertising
medium in the Territory. Terms : Daily, by mail or express, $10 a year, including weekly.
Single copies, 10 cents each. The Weekly Courier (issued every Friday morning), one year,
$i, postage paid. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE COLLEGE MERCURY.
LEXINGTON AVE. *fc 23d ST., - - - NEW YORK.
LEWIS M. F. HAASE, Editor. FRANCIS A. WINSLOW, Manager.
The Mercury is the official organ of the students of the College and enjoj-s the confi-
dence of Faculty, Alumni and Students. A specialty is made of the Christmas and Com-
mencement issues. Every issue is illustrated by comjjetent artists. Subscription Price,
$1.00 per vear. For sale" at Brentano's, Union Square, and at Powell's Book Store, 1367
Broadway, New York. Issued bi-weekly by THE MERCURY ASSOCIATION, College of the
City of New York.
THE MONROE JOURNAL.
WOODSFIELD, ----- OHIO.
FRITZ REEF, Editor and Publisher.
The only German paper published at Woodsfleld. Its circulation extends throughout
Monroe, Belmont and Noble Counties and West Virginia, making it one of the best advertis-
ing mediums in Ohio. Advertising rates reasonable. Send for them.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
981
Davoren's Stage Record.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY, FROM THE MAIN OFFICE,
No. 51 ANN ST., - - - - NEW YORK.
AND EDITED BY
FRED. J. DAVOREN.
Mailed to any Address on Earth at the Rate of $2.00 per Year, Postage free.
Single Copies, Five Cents.
"DAVOREX'S STAGE RECORD" HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
DISTINCTIVELY THEATRICAL NEVTSFAPER.
AND IS PATRONIZED BY ALL THE LEADING LIGHTS OF THE DRAMATIC,
VARIETY, CIRCUS, 3IUSEUM AND MINSTREL. PROFESSION.
HANDSOME PICTURES OF PRETTY ACTRESSES AND PRETTY PICTURES OF
HANDSOME ACTORS.
AMERICAN NEWS CO., WHOLESALE AGENTS.
The "New York Journalist," Allan Forman's Newspaper, says: "The Stage Record
is the best Dramatic, Variety, Circus, Museiun and Minstrel Newspaper published in this
country, and is also one of the Handsomest Bits of Typographical Work Ever Seen."
All Remittances should be made payable to Fred. J. Dayoren, to whom all communi-
cations should be addressed also.
General Office, 51 ANN STREET, NEW YORK.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
62
982
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE PORT BYRON CHRONICL.E.
Port Byron, - Cayuga Co., N. Y.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
L. H. KING, Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year. Eight Pages. Postage
Free. Five Cents a Copy. One Dollar
and Fifty Cents a Year, in
Advance.
The Chronicle was established in 1871. It
is the only paper published in Port Byron. It
has a circulation worthy the attention of ad-
vertisers. Rates made known on application.
DAS KENTON WOCHENBLATT.
POTTSTOWN L.EDGER.
Pottstowii,
Montgomery Co., Pa.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Kenton,
Ohio.
RIFFE & BORN,
Publishers.
Subscription : $2.00 per year.
The only German newspaper published in
Hardin County, and therefore an excellent
advertising medium for all those who wish
to bring their business to the notice of the
large German population of this section of
the countrj\
THE PALiLADIUxll.
W. J. BINDER, Publisher and Proprietor.
"Weekly established in 1843. Circulates In
a rich agricultural and iron manufacturing
region. Daily established in 1873.
Both are excellent advertising mediums.
THE EIREKA HERAL.D.
Eureka, - Greenivoo«l Co., Kan.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
ISSUED WEEKLY AT
Westfield, ... Illinois.
L. S. KILBORX, - . Publisher.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER,
Devoted to home news and the interests of
Clark and surrounding counties.
Circulates widely, and is of importance as
AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE
NEW JERSEY FREIE PRESSE.
60 AND 62 MONTGOMERY STREET.
Jersey City Heights, N. J.
THE ONLY OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF
JERSEY CITY PRINTED IN GERMAN.
Dr. EDMUND I. KOCH, Editor.
Is issued every Saturday, and is foremost in
importance among the German weeklies of
the State. Being the official paper of Jersey
City, makes it important as an advertising
medium.
THE ENTERPRISE.
High Point,
North Carolina.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY C. F. CRUTCHFIELD.
A lively local paper ; has a large circulation,
and is a
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Advertising rates sent on application.
Subscription price - - $1.00 per year.
Si V months, 60 cents.
THE TI3IES.
Nevt'ville,
THURSDAY.
Pennsylvania.
NEUTRAL.
FOUR PAGES ; SIZE, 28x40.
Subscription $1.00. Estal)lished 1882. >
J. W. STROHM, - - Editor and Manager.
From a circulation of 625, one year ago,
It has risen above 2,000.
Subscription : $1.50 per year.
Z. HARLAN, Editor and Proprietor.
The Herald is a Republican newspaper,
was established in 1868, and has the largest
circulation of any paper in the town or
county. As an advertising medium it offers
uneqdaled value at rates most reasonable,
which will be furnished upon application.
RECORD OF THE TIMES.
New^ York.
Tarrytowu,
JOHN A. LANT, Editor and Publisher.
.50 a Year, in Advance.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF FOUR VILLAGES.
Special local editions printed for Irvington,
Dobbs Ferrj% Hastings, Yonkers and
Ardsley.
KUNKEL'S MUSICAL, REVIEW.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
eVi Olive St., - St. Iiouis, Mo.
KUNKEL BROS., Publishers.
I. D. FOULON, A.M., LL.B., Editor.
A Journal devoted to Music and Art.
Subscription : One year (with premium) $2.00 ;
6 months (with premium), $1.25; 4 months
(without premium). 6()c.; single copy, 25c.
Advertising rates furnished upon application.
THE AURORA REPUBLICAN.
Published Thursdays, at
Aurora, _ - - Nebraska.
Official Paper of Hamilton County.
L. W. HASTINGS, Editor.
Established in 1873, and now- has the largest
circulation of any paper in Central Nebraska.
Eight pages, six columns. Size of sheet 30x44.
Subscription, $1.50.
THE VAN WERT GAZETTE.
Van Wert, - - - Ohio.
A FAMILY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE
INTERESTS OF THE PEOPLE.
ONE OF THE MOST RELIABLE PAPERS
IN THIS LOCALITY.
Advertisers desiring to reach a people both
progressive and prosperous, will find The
Gazette to be the best mpdium they can em-
ploy. Send for its advertising rates, which,
considering its splendid circulation, are very
low. C. E. DITTER, Editor and Publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 983
Capitol ian -Advocate.
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
BATON ROUGE, - - - LOUISIANA.
CAPITOLIAN Established 1879. ADVOCATE Established 1842.
Official Journal of the State. Daily Edition issued Every Day, except Sunday. "Weekly
Edition issued Every Saturday.
CAPITOLIAN CO., Publishers. LEON JASTREMSKI, Editor.
Subscription, $2.00 per Year.
The Daily is a four-page paper and the Weekly is a large eight-page paper, published at
the Capital of the State ; has a large circulation throughout the State and South. To adver-
tisers it offers better advantages than any other medium in this section of the country.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Sportsman's Referee and
Dramatic Journal.
A Sixteen-page, 5 cent Weekly paper, devoted to the interests of
REFINED SPORTS AND THE DRAMA.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
PITTSBURGH, - ;^ - PENNSYLVANIA.
Width of column, 13 pica ems. Body of paper set in brevier.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
Subscription Price S2.00 a Year.
JOHN BOYD WALKER. - - - Business Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Grand Army Review.
98 MAIDEN LANE, - - NEW YORK CITY.
ADVOCATE OF VETERANS' RIGHTS.
A record of hitherto " unwritten history ;" an exchange for interesting reminiscences
and anecdotes of the war which cemented the Union ; an epitome of current news and
legislation affecting veterans, and the widows and orphans of veterans : an indefatigable
exponent of the great principles of Fraternity, Charity and Loyalty as practically exem-
plified. The form of the Magazine is well adapted for preservation as a most valuable work
xor reference
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION, 10,000 COPIES MONTHLY.
Rates for advertising, three columns to a page: One page, one insertion, $60; six
months, $350 ; one year, $&)0. Half page, one insertion, $30 ; six months, $175 ; one year,
$350. Quarter page, one insertion, $2U ; six months, .$100 ; one year, $175. One-sixth page,
one insertion, $15 ; six months, .$70 ; one year, $125. One inch, one insertion. $2.50 ; six
months, $15 ; one year, $25. Four lines or less, $1 each insertion. Page following reading
matter and back page, 20 per cent, extra. These are our rates. Xo deviation. We treat all
alike. Advertising columns close on the 25th of each month.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spi-uce St., New York.
The Democrat.
GLARKSVILLE, - - MONTGOMERY CO., TENN.
JOHN S. MILLER, EDITOR and Proprietor.
Democratic in Politics. Bright, Energetic, and Wide-awake.
The Democrat circulates extensively in one of the largest Tobacco Districts of the
West. It is issued every Friday, at $1.50 per annum.
To advertisers who desire to reach a prosperous, well-to-do class of people, its value as
a medium cannot be overestimated.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE, AND MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
984
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE GREEN BAY ADVOCATE.
Published Every Thursday, at
Oreeii Bay, - . . Wiscousiii,
By ROBINSON & CO.
Subscription ; $2.00 per annum, in advance.
Establislied since 1846,
AND ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION,
Having a large and steady circulation.
THE TEXAS WESTERN.
Anson,
Texas.
EVERY SATURDAY.
McEACHIN & COLBERT,
Editors and Proprietors.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR.
The only paper published in Jones County.
Large and constantly increasing circulation,
and is Democratic to the backbone.
BROTHERHOOD.
Chester,
Peuusylvania.
Published on the first of every month, at
Chester, Pa., in the interests of the Brother-
hood of the Union, and all secret beneficial
orders. Circulates in" New York, Peuusyl-
vania, New Jersej', Delaware, Maryland and
some in the Western and Southern States.
Now on file in over 300 society and reading-
rooms. Over 150 of last volume were bound
for reference. Correspondence and informa-
tion from all secret and benevolent societies
solicited A few respectable advertisements
will be taken.
YOUTH.
Boston,
Massachusetts.
SAMPLES FREE.
THE MOUNTAIN PROSPECT.
Mountain CJrove, - Wright Co., Mo.
S. T. TALCOTT, Editor and Prop'r.
Estabrdl882. Circulatiou, over 600, average.
A non-political paper. Devoted to the
interests of the town, the countj^ the old
citizen and the new. Subscriptiou, $1.00 per
annum. An eight-page paper; well-gotten
up ; contains all the news of the day, both
local and general, Talmage's sermons, splen-
did serial stories, &c., and circulates largely
throughout the State. Rates for advertising
furnished upon application.
VIRGINIA HERALD.
Jonesville,
Iiee Co., Va.
JEFF L. DUFF, Editor and Proprietor.
CIRCULATION GUARANTEED
TO BK
LARGER THAN ANY OTHER WEEKLY
IN THIS COUNTRY.
The only newspaper published in the
county.
$1.00 per year.
THE
MARTINSBURG STATESMAN.
Published Every Thursday Morning.
Martinsburg, - West Virginia.
W. B. COLSTON, Proprietor.
Terms : $2.00 per year, in advance.
The only Democratic paper published in
Berkeley County. The Statesman circulates
extensively among the farmei's and business
men of Berkeley and Jefferson counties, and
is recognized as the leading advertising nie-
dium of that part of the State.
BAt,TI3IORE CHRISTIAN
OBSERVER.
Baltimore,
Maryland.
Published Monthly, by THOMAS & E^ANS.
Baltimore St. and Post Ofllee Ave.
Price, $1.00 per Year, including postage.
Foiu- copies, $3.00.
Special Terms to those forming Clubs.
A religious and family journal. Is read by
intelligent people, and a choice medium for
reliable advertisers.
THE REGISTER.
Published every Friday, at
Toronto, - Woodson Co., Kan.
W. P. DICKERSON, Publisher,
The Register is a good family paper, circu-
lates among the better classes, and is
a good advertising medium.
Circulation,
()50
THE PEOPLE'S PRESS.
Ow^atonna,
Minnesota.
B. E. DARBY, Editor and Publisher.
THE PEOPLE'S PRESS IS THE BEST AND
ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER PUB-
LISHED IX STEELE COUNTY.
IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF LOCAL NEWS.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
Advertising rates furnished upon application.
THE SHELDON NEWS.
Sheldon, ....
lovra.
Juncture of O'Brien, Osceola, Sioux and Lyon
Counties.
WATKINS & NASH, Editors and Proprietors.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY LOCAL
PAPER IN NORTHWESTERN IOWA.
STEAM-POWER PRESSES.
Subscription Price, $1.00 per Anntun.
DEMOCRATIC REGISTER.
Darlington,
Lafayette Co., Wis.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY,
BY
JAMES R. ROSE.
Terms : $1.50 per year, in advance.
The Register is a first-class Democratic
newspaper. It is also a paper for advertisers,
as it lias already attained a circulation wor-
thy of their attention. Advertising rates
made known on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 985
The Daily Republican.
MITCHELL, - - - - DAKOTA.
Is a 7-column folio, home print, with Associated Press dispatches, and circulates in a
section of South Dakota covering 10,000 square miles and having 90,000 population. It is one
of the best mediums for home and foreign advertisers in the West.
SUBSCRIPTION, $10.00 PER YEAR.
MITCHELL 'WEEKLY CAPITAL,
Which takes the circulation of the Weekly Eepublican, has over 2,500 readers among the
most intelligent and enterprising people that have settled in Dakota. The Capital is the
oldest paper in Davison County. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Wheel and Recreation.
12 VESEY ST. (P.O. Box 444), - - NEW YORK CITY.
F. P. PRIAL, Editor and Publisher.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF BICYCLING AND LAWN TENNIS.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR,
ADVERTISERS! ADVERTISERS!
This paper has the largest circulation of any ©f the bicycling weekly newspapers, and
reaches thousands of families and bicycling and lawn tennis clubs, being read by several
thousand young men every week, in all parts of the United States.
ADVERTISING RATES VERY REASONABLE.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Algoma Pioneer
AND DISTRICT GENERAL MESSENGER.
NOW IN THE THIRTEENTH YEAR OF ITS HISTORY. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT
SAULT STE. MARIE, - ALGOMA DISTRICT, ONT.
EDWARD RIGGINGS, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS : $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE ; $2.00 WHEN NOT SO PAID.
As its name indicates, THE PIONEER is the first newspaper published in this large district,
and cix'culates in every part, chiefly in the best settled agricultural sections.
The Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie and Atlantic Railway, now neariug completion, will
cross the international boundary line by a bridge at this point, making a place of great com-
mercial importance in the future history of Canada and the United States. It also has the
finest water power on this Continent.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Weekly Pelican-
NEW ORLEANS, - - - LOUISIANA.
JOHN L. MINOR, Managing Editor.
PELICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
IN POLITICS REPUBLICAN. CIRCULATION, 3,000.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
986
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.
Moutrose,
Pennsylvania.
JAMES P. TAYLOR, Publisher.
The circulation of the Independent Repub-
lican is now greater than that of all the
papers published in Susquehanna County
combined. The oldest paper in Susquehanna
Countj-.
Advertising rates upon application.
BARNSTABL-E CO. JOURNAL..
Published Saturday Morning, at
BarnstablCf - Massachusetts.
By JAMES B. COOK,
Editor and Publisher.
The Journal is the only Administration
newspaper and the best advertistug medium
In the county.
Terms, $2.(X), in advance.
KANSAS BLADE.
Concordia, - - Cloud Co.. K.an.
Published Every Friday. The official paper
of the count}- and city of Concordia.
J. M. Hagabian & Son, Editors and Prop'rs.
The Blade is an independent-republican,
36-column paper, the largest in the county
and the largest folio in the State. The Blade
goes to nearly everj- family in the countj'. It
is, therefore, the best advertising medium.
Advertising rates furnished upon application.
T«rms : One year, in advance, $1.50; 6 months,
75c.; 3 months, 40c.; 1 month, 15c.
Address THE BLADE, Concordia, Kan.
THE PETERSBURG PRESS.
Published Fifty Fridays in the year at
Petersburg, - Mahoning: Co., Ohio.
Established 1881.
E. E. STONE. Publisher.
Advertisers desirous of reaching the agri-
cultural population of Mahoning and Colum-
biana counties in Ohio, and of Lawrence and
Beaver counties in Pennsylvania, will find
The Press an excellent medium, as it circu
lates through a territory reached by no other
one newspaper. Write for specimen copy
and advertising rates.
CREIGHTON PIONEER.
Established 1846.
ZANESVILLE DAILY COURIER.
Creighton,
Nebraska.
ED. A. FRY, Editor and Proprietor.
Zanesville,
Ohio.
J. H. DODD, Business Manager.
THE LEADING DAILY JOURNAL in South-
eastern Ohio.
Thirteen years in existence.
Sul)scription, $1.00 per year.
WEEKLY COURIER.
The Leading Weekly Paper in Southeastern
Ohio. Established 1810. Circulates principally
in the Muskingum Valley, the largest and
richest valley in Ohio. Republican journals.
CLINTON DEMOCRAT.
Clinton,
The many unsurpassed advantages and re-
sources of Knox County are told in all their
true details. Full local news. Republican in
principle, independent in thought, pure in
language.
JUSTICE.
Bloomlngton,
THE ONLY LABOR JOURNAL IN
WESTERN NEBRASKA.
New .Tersey.
JOHN CARPENTER, Jr.,
Editor and Proprietor.
The local paper of a large area of the richest
rural region near New York.
The largest circulation of any paper in the
Strongest Democratic Congressional District
in New Jersey. Published every Thursday.
Send for sample copy and Advertising Rates.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
H L A S.
St. Louis,
BOHEMIAN.
Missouri.
WEDNESDAY.
The organ of all Catholic Bohemian Socie-
ties throughout the United States. Has the
largest circulation of all Bohemian news-
papers in this country.
A VERY GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
BOHEMIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.
Publishers.
THE DANVILLE NEWS.
Danville, - Des Moines Co., Iowa.
Published by M. A. KIRKPATRICK & SON.
Terms, $1.25 per annum.
The News is published in the richest town-
ship in the State of Iowa, is now in its eighth
year, and circulates largely among people
who take no other paper. It is a good adver-
tising medium.
ADVERTISE IN THE
ENTERPRISE.
Port Chester, Westchester Co., N. Y.
B. F. McDERMOTT, Proprietor.
Nebraska.
N. A. COLE. Publisher. Terms, $1.00 per year.
Justice was founded by and in the interests
of the laboring masses. Its increase in circu-
lation has been phenomenal, rapidly out-
stripping its would-be rivals, controlled by
monopolies and corporations. The best ad-
vertising medium in this part of the State.
Circulates largelv in Port Chester, Kensico,
Purchase, Harrison, White Plains. Rye, Ma-
maroneck and Larchmont Manor, N. Y., and
Greenwich, Glenville and East Port Chester,
Connecticut.
Advertising Rates on Application.
THE AMERICAN CITIZEN.
Issued Every Friday at
Titusville, - Crawford Co., Pa.
ROGER SHERMAN. HENRY C. EDDY.
H. C. EDDY & CO., Editors and Publishers.
Terms : $1.50 per year, in advance.
The Citizen has the largest circulation,
which is rapidlv increasing throughout this
section. Advertising rates low, in proportion
to circulation.
SEND FOR RATES.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 987
El Paso Daily Times.
XL PASO, - - - - TEXAS.
TIMES PUBIilSHING CO., Proprietors.
El Paso— The Gate^vay to Mexico.
The Times— The International Organ.
THE TIMES PUBLISHES THE NEWS OF BOTH REPUBLICS AND CIRCULATES IN
MEXICO AND THE UNITED STATES EVERY MORNING BEFORE BREAKFAST.
ADVERTISERS ATTENTION ! ! !
We desire to call the attention of every advertiser in the United States to the following
-authentic facts regarding the city of El Paso and the Daily Times :
L
The Daily Times is the only morning daily newspaper published in El Paso.
11.
The Times publishes daily the Associated Press Dispatches, being the only paper pes
messing this franchise within an immense scope of territory.
III.
The Daily Times circulates in Texas, Old Mexico, Arizona, New Mexico, California and
Colorado. We make a SPECIAL FEATURE of THE SUNDAY TIMES, the largest, newsiest
and best WEEKLY PAPER in this section. It has a larger circulation than all the other
papers in El Paso combined.
IV.
The Times is a prosperous newspaper, constantly increasing its circulation and business.
This is a weighty fact with advertisers.
V.
El Paso is the livest and most important city between Galveston, Texas, and Los
Angeles, California, a distance east and west of 1,700 miles, and between the City of Mexico
■and Denver, Colorado, a distance, north and south, of 2,000 miles.
El Paso's growth has been, and still is, iphenomenal. It is also very substantial, the
buildings, both business and residence, being almost entirely of brick.
VI.
The business of El Paso has grown beyond all expectations. Groceries, Hardware,
Drugs, Agricultural Implements, Machinery, Wagons and Buggies, Rio Grande Fruits,
Blooded Live Stock, and many other articles being distributed in enormous quantities
through this immense territory.
VII.
El Paso is the only inland highway of trade between the United States and Mexico.
The trade between these two countries passing through El Paso is very heavy and con-
stantly increasing.
Take any ordinary railroad map, locate El Paso as the centre of five great Trunk Line
Railroads, glance at the country tributary and you will see that we are correct.
FOR ADVERTISING AND SUBSCRIPTION RATES, Address:
TIMES PUBLISHING CO., EL. PASO, TEXAS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
988 GEO. P. ROWELI. & GO'S
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED SATURDAY.
INDIANAPOLIS, ..... INDIANA.
SOL. HATHAWAY, PROPRIETOR.
The leading society weekly paper in the State. Taken into the homes of more persons of
wealth and refinement than any other weekly newspaper in the State. Is on file in every
Indiana hotel and all the leading hotels in the United States. Subscription price, $2.00 per
year. Advertising rates furnished on application by postal.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WARSAW BULLETIN.
published every SATURDAY, AT
WARSAW, .._.__ IL.L.INOIS.
PHIL DALLAM. Publisher.
The Bulletin was established in 1865, and is the only paper which has proved a success
in Warsaw. Strictly first-class in all its details. It has continued to increase in circulation
and patronage. This fact alone should be weighed carefully by advertisers who wish a
valuable medium to reach the people of this section. Rates reasonable and furnished on
application. Subscription, $i.()0 per year.
D A Y T O N R E V I E W .
PUBLISHED AT
DAYTON, .... WEBSTER CO., IOWA»
J. A. LINDBERG, Publisher.
The RE\aEW is an eight-page, five-column paper, neatly printed and ably edited. To
advertisers wishing to reach this section it is especially valuable.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.50 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE HUME STAR.
Issued Every Friday, at
HUME, - ... - . MISSOURI.
T. BRUCE HARPER, Editor and Publisher.
A large, thirty-two column paper, Independent in politics, and devoted to the interests
of Hume and vicinity. Enjoys a large and increasing circulation, and being the only paper
published in the town, advertisers can foresee the favorable results by placing an advertise-
ment within its columns. Rates reasonaVjle.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE UVALDE NEW^S.
UVAL.de, -...-. TEXAS.
Established May 20, 1886, successor to The Weekly Hesperian, established Februarj- 22,
18T8, and The West Texan, established January 8, 1885.
A neat, all-home print Family Paper (eight columns four pages, 26x40), containing latest
Local, State, National and General News. Published every Thursday, by Uvalde Publishing
Company, incorporated under the laws of Texas, February 15, 1886, authorized capital $3,000.
Official organ and only paper in Uvalde, Zavalla and Edwards Counties. Sample copies and
advertising rates free on application to UVALDE PUBLISHING CO., Uvalde, Texas.
THE BAY VIEW^ HERALD.
BAY VIEW, ... MILWAUKEE CO., WIS.
Published Every Saturday Morning. Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
D. B. STARKEY, Editor and Publisher.
The Heraxd is the only paper in the village, and is, therefore, an unsurpassed advertis-
ing medium. It is a live, enterprising, eight-page paper, devoted to the interests of Bay
View^ and vicinity, and is read by every family in the village and surrounding country.
Advertising rates sent on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE JACKSON BUGLE.
Published Wednesdays at
RAVENSWOOD, - . - . WEST VIRGINIA.
EVERETT C. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
The Bugle has a larger circulation than any other newspaper published in Jackson Coun-
ty, in which it is the largest home print and leading paper. It also has a larger circulation
in Jackson County than any other newspaper published in or out of said county. These
qualifications, taken in connection with the fact that it has a liberal circulation in five
adjoining counties in this State, and in Meigs Co.,Ohio, make its advantages as an advertising
medium apparent. Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
THE LARIMORE PIONEER.
LARIMORE, ..... DAKOTA.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY, by W. M. SCOTT, Publisher.
" THE PIONEER " is a representative paper of North Dakota and a recognized leader
west of the Red River. Estal)lished in 1882. Eight pages, 13x20. Larimore is a thriving
town of 1,()00 fiopulation. and the surrounding country is a rich farming region. Advertiser
will find "THE PIONEER " a valuable advertising medium. Rates made known on appl
cation. Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 989
Tobacco Age.
PHILADELPHIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
A WEEKLY REVIEW OF THE INTERESTS OF MANUFACTURERS, JOBBERS.
GROWERS, AND DEALERS IN ALL BRANCHES OF
THE TOBACCO TRADE.
IT IS THE ONLY TOBACCO PAPER PUBLISHED IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE CIRCULiATION IS 15,000 WEEKTiY,
WHICH WE BELIEVE TO BE THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY TOBACCO
PAPER IN THE WORLD.
ITS VALUE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IS THEREFORE APPARENT.
OUR ADVERTISING RATES
ARE $10.00 AN INCH. PER YEAR, AT THE RATE OF $13. .50 FOR SIX MONTHS
AND $15.00 FOR THREE MONTHS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The Hatter and Furrier,
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY EDITIONS.
The Clothier and Furnisher.
WEEKLY AND MONTHLY EDITIONS.
The Cloak, Suit and Ladies'
Wear Review.
MONTHLY.
ACKNOWLEDGED AS THE REPRESENTATIVE JOURNALS OF THE TRADES
REPRESENTED BY THEIR TITLES. EACH NUMBER IS REPLETE WITH
TECHNICAL AND COMMERCIAL INFORMATION FROM THE
LEADING MARKETS OF THE WORLD.
Trade Gossip, Correspondence, Patents, Business Changes, Fashion News, etc., etc.
Typographically the Handsomest ; Circulation the Largest ; Reading Matter the most
Interesting ; in General Information the most Comprehensive.
Advertising Rates upon application. Sample copies free.
THE GALLISON & HOBRON COMPANY, Publishers,
696 BROADWAY, - - - NEW YORK.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
JEFFERSON CITY TRIBUNE.
Jefferson City, - - Missouri.
TRIBUNE PRINTING CO., Publishers.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE.
HENRY W. EWING, President.
E. B. EWING, Secretary.
A. C. SHOUP, Business Manager.
L.EAVEN WORTH STANDARD.
Daily.
DEMOCRATIC STANDARD.
Weekly.
One of the best advertising mediums in
Missouri, having a large circulation through-
out the State.
THE HUBBARD TIMES.
Hubbard,
Hardin Co., Iowa.
Published every Thursday by PLINY FRY.
Hubbard is a tovrn of fully 600 inhabitants,
has excellent railroad facilities, and is sur-
rounded by a rich and rapidly improving
farming country. It has one of the best
graded schools in the State, and supports sev-
eral live churches. It would be an excellent
location for a pork packing-house and mauu-
facturiug industries.
THE PARKHILL. REVIEW.
Official Paper of Leavenvs^orth City and
County.
FRANK T. LYNCH, Manager.
K-ausas.
LieaveniFrorth,
The unprecedented increase of circulation
of the Standard give it a leading place among
the papers published in the State.
CARROIili COUNTY MIRROR.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Mount Carroll, - Carroll Co., HI.
WM. D. HUGHES, Editor and Proprietor.
Published Every Thursday Morning, at
Parkhill, - - - Ontario.
JOHN DARRACH, Editor and Proprietor.
The Best Local Paper in this section.
Subscription : $1.00 per year, in advance.
Contains each week eight pages of local
miscellany, items of interest to farmers, con-
densed general news and reliable market
reports. A valuable advertising medium,
with low rates ; circulation J.
THE OL.D TESTAMENT STUDENT.
A Popular Monthly Magazine.
W. R. HARPER, Ph. D., - - Editor.
Published by
THE AMERICAN PUB. SOC'Y OF HEBREW.
New Haven, - - Connecticut.
The only journal of the kind in the Avorld.
Circulates among ministers, students, Sun-
day-school teachers, etc., in every State and
Territory of the United States, all the Canada
provinces, and twenty foreign countries.
SAMPLE COPY FREE.
THE GRAPHIC.
Devoted to the Interests of Mount Carroll
and vicinity.
An excellent medium for parties desiring to
reach the people of this vicinity. Republican.
OLDEST PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
HIGHMORE HERALD.
High more,
Published every Saturday
ELI JOHNSON,
Dakota.
Publisher.
Terms, $2.00 per Year.
The official paper of Hyde County. A large
and growing circulation. Unsurpassed as an
advertising medium. Send for rates.
THE UTAH JOURNAL.
Logan, - Cache Co., Utah.
UTAH JOURNAL CO., Publishers.
Every Wednesday and Saturday.
Liberal rates on all classes of advertising.
Subscription, $3.< 0 per year, in advance. The
Journal is the only paper published in Cache
Valley, a vallev which contains upwards
of 20,000 inhabitants. It represents the inter-
ests of the people of Northern Utah and
Southern Idaho and is the best advertising
medium within a one-hundred mile circuit. ,
Issued Weekly at
Leesville,
Indiana.
W. H. SMITH, Publisher.
«„Har>,.ir.Hrvr, • 5 '^^c. pcr ycar, inside county.
BUDScripnon . ^ g^^^ p^j. year, outside county.
A Democratic newspaper devoted to current
events and choice reading matter.
A valuable advertising medium.
THE EVENING POST
(ISSUED DAILY).
THE REPUBLICAN -POST,
Successor to Tazewell Co. Republican, estab-
lished 1835, issued weekly.
Pekin, ... Illinois.
REPUBLICAN POST CO., Publishers.
The Weekly Republican-Post is the oldest
paper publislied in the county and is ac-
knowledged by all to be the leading one
Consequently the best.
Advertising rates supplied on application.
THE CARLETON SENTINEL.
W^oodstock, - New Brunswick.
S. & J. WATTS, Editors and Publishers.
Subscription Price,
1.00 per Year.
Oldest Weekly in New Brunswick.
Independent in All Things
Best advertising medium on the Upper
St. Joliu. Circulation, 1,900.
THE HEDRICK ENTERPRISE.
Hedrick,
low^a*
HEDRICK PRINTING CO., Publishers.
Published at Hedi-ick, Iowa, one of the
best railroad towns in Iowa. The Enterprise
has an actual circulation of over 400 in Keo-
kuk County, making it one of the best adver-
tising mediums in the county. Terms reason-
able. Subscription, $1.00. Eight pages. Five
columns.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 991
The Evening Times.
DALLAS, - - - TEXAS.
ESTABLISHED 1878.
The Oldest and Most Progressive Daily Paper in Northern Texas.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN DALLAS.
Jay Gould says : "Dallas is the leading city in Texas."
Thousands of copies of the weekly edition of the Dallas Times are periodically distributed
free of charge, its object being to aid in pushing forward Dallas, its
resources and its merchandize. It is, therefore,
A SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The American Citizen.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
CANTON, - - - - MISSISSIPPI.
Mrs. AUGUSTA S. BOSWORTH, Proprietor.
A PROGRESSIVE FAMILY NEWSPAPER, WITH *A LARGE CIRCULATION AMONG
THE BEST PEOPLE OF THE STATE.
HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER IN MADISON COUNTY
THEREFORE IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
992 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
The ERIE EVENING HERALD THE LAKE SHORE VISITOR.
ERIE, . - PENNSYLVANIA. ERIE, - - PENNSYLVANIA.
A 4-page, 32-column paper. Has 50 per cent,
more circulation than any other daily in
Northwestern Pennsylvania. §6.00 a Year.
THE ERIE AVEEKL.Y HERALD.
Eight pages, 48 columns. The favorite pa
Same size as Weekly Herald. The official Cath-
olic organ of the Diocese of Erie. $1.50 a Year.
ERIE SONNTAGSGAST.
Four pages, 32 columns. .S1.5ii a Year. Larg-
est circulation of any paper in the German
per of Erie County farmers. Sl.OO a Year. 1 language in the State outside of Philadelphia
The above are the Best Advertising Mediums in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Subscrip
tion Books and Pressroom alwavs open to the inspection of advertisers.
HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. (Ltd.), Publishers, Erie, Pa.
" ERZIEHUNGS-BLAETTER."
FOR SCHULE AND HAUS.
MILWAUKEE, . - - . WISCONSIN.
A Liberal German Educational Monthly . (Organ of the German-American Teachers' Ass'n.)
Editor— MAXIMILIAN GR05SMANN, Milwaukee, Wis.
Associate Editor— G. RINK. St. Paul, Minn.
Sixteen large quarto pages, with four-page cover. Terms, S"212 per Annum, in Advance.
" FREIDENKER-ALMANACH " for the Year 1887.
This Almanac is now in the tenth year of its existence. Price, 25 cents.
Address FREIDENKER PUBLISHING CO., 470 East Water St., Milwaukee, Wis.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE BUILDER AND WOOD-'WORKER.
A JOURNAL OF INDUSTRIAL ART. PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
'194 BROADWAY, - - - ^ - NEW YORK.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
HODGSON & BERTRAND, Publishers. - - - FRED. T. HODGSON, Editor.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE : PRATT & CO., Corner 9th and Arch Streets.
The Builder and Wood-Worker is now in its twenty-third year. It circulates in the
East, West, North and South, and is read by Architects, Cabinet Makers, Stair Builders,
Carpenters. Car Builders, and others. The value of this journal as an advertising medium
is well established. Rates furnished on application. Send stamp for sample copy and Book
Catalogue. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE GERMANTOWN PRESS.
GERMANTOWN, - - - . - OHIO.
F. D. HARKRIDER & SON, Publishers. E. B. HARKRIDER, Editor.
TERMS, $1.50 PER ANNUM.
A Weekly Jom-nal for the People. Published every Wednesday morning. Contains all
the local and general news. Circulates largely throughout Montgomery County. Favorable
rates made to legitimate advertisers. Rates sent upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE "WHITNEY MESSENGER.
WHITNEY, - - - - HILL CO., TEXAS.
H. P. JONES, Editor and Proprietor.
Has the largest county circulation of any paper published in Hill County ; cli-culation
constantly increasing among the best people. Whitney's future is brighter than any other
point in the county. Population of Hill County, 30,00(X
The Messenger is acknowledged to be the best advertising medium in this entire section
Sample copies and estimates on demand.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CHIGAGOER NEUE FREIE PRESSE.
CHICAGO, ------ ILLINOIS.
Five Daily Editions, Sunday and Weekly.
All editions of this paper are widely circulated among bona fide, paying subscribers, and
its readers comprise the best classes of the German population of the West.
Yearly Subscription— Dailj', $8.00 and $3.00 ; Sunday, $2.00 ; Weekly, $1.50.
GERMAN AMERICAN PUB. CO. - - - Publishers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEV\rSPAPER DIRECTORY. 993
Engineering News and American
Contract Journal
Is a weekly record of all important engineering works projected or in progress as : RAIL-
ROADS, their incorporation, survey and construction. Municipal Engineering, Surface.
Cable and Elevated Railroads, Canals, BRIDGES, Tunnels, Harbors, Docks, Road Making
and Repairs; Streets, Street Paving and Lighting; Sewers. Drainage, Ditching, WATER
WORKS, Gas Works. RIVER IMPROVEMENTS, Submarine Work, DREDGING, Pile Driving,
Oil and Artesian Wells, Roofs, State, City and Town Corporation and Railroad Buildings ;
Chimneys, Ventilation, Masonry, Dams, Electric Lighting, Steam Heating. Steam Engineer-
ing, Iron and Coal Mining and Shipbuilding. It also gives the latest market quotations of
Iron, Metal, Rails, Lumber, Cement, Railroad Equipments, Contractors' Supplies and
Prices of Labor. Bids and Proposals for all kinds of Engineering and Contracting Works,
including those under the supervision of the U. S. Engineer Corps and the Light House
Board are advertised in its columns. The largest circulation of any similar class paper
published in the United States. Price, $5.00 per annum.
97 TRIBUNE BUILDING, - - NE'W YORK CITY.
Geo. p. Roweia & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Fountain.
A WEEKLY LITERARY AND NEWS JOURNAL, PERFECTLY INDEPENDENT UPON
ALL QUESTIONS, BUT HAS LITTLE TO SAY ON PURELY PARTY POLITICS.
PUBLISHED BY EDWARD T. TUTEN, AT
BELLEFONTE, - - CENTRE CO., PENN.
Belief onte is the center of a large coal and iron mining district as well as a rich agricul-
tm-al country. Large iron works, glass works, nail works, box factories, sash and blind
factory, four weekly and one daily newspapers. Situated on the Bald Eagle Valley Railroad,
38 miles from Tyrone, whei-e the Bald Eagle Railroad n\akes connections with the Pennsyl-
vania Central Railroad at the terminus of four other railroads. Belief onte is the wealthiest
town in the State of its size. In this town The Fountain is located, and it is a good point
for advertisers to reach. A seven-column quarto. The lai-gest paper in the county. Esta-
blished October 17, 1885. Subscription, $2.00 a year, in advance. Om* rates for advertising
are— 1 inch, one month, $4 ; 2 inches, one month, $7 ; 3 inches, one month, $8 ; 4 inches, one
month, $9 ; 5 inches, one month, $10.20 ; 6 inches, one month, $11 ; 7 inches, one month, $12 ;
S inches, one month, $13 ; 9 inches, one month, $14 ; 10 inches, one month, $15 , half column,
one month, $16 ; 1 column, one month, $30.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Nashville Courier.
NASHVILLE, - - - NASH CO., N. C.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF NASH COUNTY.
W. B. GREEN, Editor aud Proprietor.
TERMS, SI. 50 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Courier has an extensive circulation throughout Nash County, and the entire
Northern part of the State. Nashville is a large market centre for agricultural products,
and advertisers desiring to reach this class of people can find no better medium thaii
The Courier.
Advertising Rates : One inch, one insertion, $1.00; one month, $2.50; three months, $5.1K);
six months, .$8.00 ; one year, $15. Liberal discounts will be made for lai'ger advertisements,
and for contracts by the year. Circulation, 2,000.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Irvington Courier.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
YONKERS, - - - - NE^W YORK.
CIRCULATES LARGELY THROUGHOUT THE COUNTY OF WESTCHESTER.
THE COURIER IS ONE OF THE OLDEST PAPERS IN THE TOWN OF GREENBURGH.
E. C. BRUCE, Editor.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
LARGE AND STEADILY GROWING CIRCULATION. SWORN CIRCULATION, 760
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE AVEEKL.Y JOURNAL..
Henderson,
Kentucky.
LYNE & MARSHALL, Proprietors.
Circulation, 2,000.
The Journal is now in its fourtli year ; is a
36-column folio ; all home print. Its cireula-
tion is larger than that of any other paper
ever published in Henderson— now the most
progressive city in Southern Kentucky. Cir-
culates largely in many large manufactories,
as well as among farmers and merchants.
Population of Henderson County, 30,000.
IOWA CITY POST.
A Democratic English and German News-
paper, issued Wednesday, at
Iowa City, - - Iowa.
MAX OTTO, Editor and Publisher.
Terms,
$2.00 a Year.
Circulates in every Post Oflflce in Iowa and
adjoining States. Its advertising columns
offer great advantages.
B I K U B E N .
Is a weekly paper published every
Thursday, in
Salt Lake City, - - Utah.
By A. N. WINBERG. Abonnementspris ;—
Inlandet pr. Year, $2.00 ; Halvt Var, $1.00 ;
Udlandet, et Year, $2.50. Bikuben is the only
Danish newspaper published in the Rocky
Mountains. It has a large circulation and is
read by thousands who do not read other
papers. It is, therefore, the best medium for
advertising among the Scandinavian popula-
tion in Utah and surrounding Territories. For
advertising, etc , address A. N. WINBERG,
P. O. Box 345, Salt Lake City, Utah.
THE JACKSONVILLE
INTELLIGENCER.
Jacksonville,
Texas.
T. M. McCLURE, Proprietor.
An All-Home-Print Weekly Paper.
Published in a county of 20,000 population,
and having a circulation equal to any paper
published in Eastern Texas, it is the best me-
dium for advertisers desiring to reach patrons
in East Texas. Subscription. $1.00 per year.
Advertising rates fiu-uished on application.
Sample copies free, or can be seen at Adver-
tising Bureau of Geo. P. Rowell & Co., 10
Spruce St., New York.
PLATTDUETSCHE ZEITUNG.
Chicago,
Illinois.
EDWARD COOK, Editor and Publisher.
THE LEADING PLATTDUETSCHE PAPER
ON THE GLOBE.
DESIRABLE MEDIUM.
FOR REACHING THE PEOPLE OF ALL
SECTIONS.
THE MARION SENTINEL.
Marion Junction, - Dakota.
Established 1881,
J. E. HAZLITT, - - Publisher.
LARGE CIRCULATION,
$1,50 per Annum, in advance.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF TURNER COUNTY.
THE MILLVILLE REPUBLICAN.
Millville, - Cumberland Co., N. J.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY.
J. W. NEWLIN,
Editor.
Established 18&4. The oldest and the best,
Double the circulation of any paper pub-
lished in Millville. It is an unrivalled adver-
tising medium.
Terms, $1.50 a year, in advance.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
THE ERIE INDEPENDENT.
Erie, - - Whitesides Co., 111.
Published Every Thursday.
Subscription : $1.25 a year, in advance.
W. M PATRICK, - Editor and Publisher.
LOUISE M. PATRICK, Associate Editor.
The Independent is a large, finely-printed
local newspaper. It has a large and perma-
nent circulation throughout the town and
county. It is one of the best advertising me-
diums in this section of the country. Adver-
tising rates : One col., 1 year. $75; one col., 1
month, $16 ; one-half col., 1 year, $40 ; one-half
col., 1 month, $9; one-fourth col., 1 year, $25;
one-fourth col., 1 month, .$5; bus, cards, $4.
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE COLLIN CO. MERCURY.
McKinney, - . - Texas.
ONLY $1.00 A YEAR.
Conceded to be the Best Paper in the county.
The Mercury is a candidate for public fa-
vor, and if a live and energetic paper can win
such opinions our success is assured, for such
this paper shall be.
1,500- AVERAGE CIRCULATION— 1,.500.
Texas Farm and Ranch and Collin County
Mercury, one vear for $1.75.
RUDOLPH BROS., Proprietors.
THE ONIDA JOURNAL.
Onida,
Dakota.
$2.00 per Annum.
Is the only newspaper published at the
county seat of Sully County, one of the rich-
est and best in the Territory.
The Journal was the pioneer paper of the
county and has the largest circulation of any
paper published therein.
Is a superior advertising medium.
THE PROGRESSIVE AGE.
Estiliville, - - Scott Co., Va.
J. B. ADAMS, Editor.
THE AGE is published Every Thursday.
TERMS: $1.00, IN ADVANCE.
It contains all the latest telegraphic, local
and political news. It is the cheapest and
best newspaper in Southwest Virginia.
An unequaled advertising medium.
The Progressive Age Printing Association.
THE NEW ERA.
Humestou,
lew^a.
SANFORD & BARNES, Publishers.
A weekly paper, devoted to the dispensa-
tion of news and all other reading matter of
value to the public. As we are not in the
business for our health solely, we are very
kind and courteous to advertisers, and they
will be wise to confer with us when needing
anything in our line.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 995
The News-Dealer.
SUNDAY. DAILY, WEEKLY. By the Economic Printing Company.
WILKES-BARRE, - ^ - PENNSYLVANIA.
WILKES-BARRE DAILY NEWS-DEALER, EVERY MORNING.
Terms: One Year, in advance, $5.00; Per Montli, delivered, 50 cents ; Single Copy, 3 cents.
THE SUNDAY NEWS-DEALER (Eight Pages),
With which have been consolidated the Sunday Herald, the Sunday News, the Sunday
Plain Dealer, the Sunday Breeze, the Saturday Review, the National Reformer, and Sunday
Spirit, has a circulation varying between 15,0(X) and 16,000. No single issue during the past
year has been under 15,000, while on three special occasions it has exceeded 16,000. Affidavits
furnished if desired.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY NEWS-DEALER.
Published every Saturdaj' morning, at the low price of .SI.&) per annum. Same size as,
and similar in all respects, to The Sunday News-Deaxer. It contains forty-three columns
of reading matter. Sent by mail only.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
BRADFORD RHODES & GO'S
Bankers' Publications.
RHODES' JOURNAL OF BANKING,
A PRACTICAL BANKERS' MAGAZINE. MONTHLY, ,$5.00 A YEAR.
The Largest, most Practical and Comprehensive Bankers' Periodical Published.
Has over double the circulation of any other bankers' publication in the United States.
The Advertising Rates are pulilished in every Issue.
THE BANKERS' REFERENCE BOOK.
Showing the actual Condition, and a safe guide to the Credit Rating, based on recent
and verified information, of all corporate banks and private bankers in the United States.
For confidential use only. Prospectus with Terms, etc., sent on application.
BANKERS' DIRECTORY AND COLLECTION GUIDE.
A complete Directory of the Banks and Bankers of the United States and Canada. Two
numbers a year— January and July. Contains also " Law Points for Bankers," revised to
date. Printed on fine paper and handsomely bound in red cloth. Price, plain edge, ^2.00
a copj' ; indexed bv States on edue of the book, .«!o.i)() a copv.
OFFICE, 78 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK.
The Weekly Buckeye.
LEESBURG, - - ^Z! - - - OHIO.
A SEVEN-COLUKN, FOUR-PAGE PAPER, ONLY SI. 35 PER YEAR.
The Weekly Buckeye -^ as established in March, 1885, and for a month was issued as a
seven-column, four-page paper, half patented. It was soon found that it would prove a
paying enterprise ; the paper was enlarged, the circulation, by the aid of premiums and the
merit of the paper, soon ran up, and at the end of six months 600 names were enrolled on
the subscription book. Ten months showed a list of 851 names. The Buckeye is a local
agricultiu-al and home publication, with a general circulation among the best people of
Highland, Fayette, Ross and Clinton Counties. By our special reporters giving the news
from different parts of these counties, the low price of our paper, which is also augmented
by special book premiums, the circulation of The Buckeye will double during the first
six months of 1887. A sample copy of our paper (7 columns, 4 pages), containing rates of
advertising, will be sent to any address upon receipt of postal. Special rates given on
large contracts. Address all communications to BIRD & TAYLOR, Publishers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1872.
Susquehanna Transcript.
DAILY AND WEEKLY EDITIONS.
PUBLISHED BY J. CLARK, JR.
SUSQUEHANNA, - ~^ - PENNSYLVANIA.
The Evening Transcript, the only daily in Susquehanna County, among 45,000 readers.
Delivered by carrier in SusQuehanna, Oakland, and Lanesboro, with a combined population
of7,(;00.
The Weekly Transcript. Published every Saturday. A twelve-page quarto, and an
acknowledged valuable advertising medium.
RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
REPUBLICAN AND LEADER.
La Crosse,
Wisconsin.
W. R. FINCH. Publisher.
The La Crosse Republican and Leader is
the oldest, largest and most widely circulated
daily and weekly newspaper published in
Northwestern Wisconsin. It has a general
circulation in Northern Iowa, Southern Min-
nesota and Northwestern Wisconsin.
Rates made known on application.
THE ITEM.
New^ Orleans,
Louisiana.
Published Every Afternoon throughout the
Year, by The Item Printing Co.
Largest local cii'culation of any paper pub-
lished in New Orleans.
Popular with all Respectable Classes. Im-
partial, Able, Newsy and Bright.
Subscription, $6.00 per Year. Liberal arrange-
ments made with advertisers.
THE TIMES.
Crookston, - Polk Co., Minn.
DEMOCRATIC.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CROOKSTON
AND OF POLK COUNTY.
Is the only first-class Weekly in Northern
Minnesota above the line of the Northern
Pacific R. R., and claims, undisputed, the
largest bona fide circulation of any paper in
the Red River Valley. Advertising rates on
application. Subscription, .$1.50 per year, in
advance. F. J. ROTHPLETZ,
Editor and Proprietor.
DAILY TELEPHONE.
Elyria,
Ohio.
The Telephone Printing and Publishing Co.,
Publishers.
A live, progressive journal, issued every
day except Sunday. Republican in politics.
The best advertising medium in Lorain
County. The only daily published in the
largest stone-producing county in the State.
No stale editorials. Matter fresh and original.
Scissors the very dullest.
THE ATHENIAN.
Athens, - . - Tennessee.
An Independent Republican Newspaper.
WEEKLY. FRIDAYS.
W. F. McCARRON,Editor and Publisher.
Average circulation for 1886, 1,118 ; to bona
fide subscribers weekly. Recognized as one
of the leading weeklies of the State and second
to none for enterprise, originality and pluck.
No patent " inside " or " outside." Carries no
dead matter, has no need of doing so. The
Athenian oflBce is supplied with all the re-
quisites for first-class newspaper and job
woi-k— power presses, &c. Circulates over the
richest territory of East Tennessee.
TEXAS
COMMERCIAL REPORTER.
Fort Worth, - - Texas.
GRANVILLE H. MARTIN & CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
A paper devoted to the commei'cial and
manufacturing interests of Texas. A stan-
dard authority on the markets. It has a large
circulation, in fact all classes of business
men take the Reporter. If you desire to
find a fii'st-class medium to advertise your
inisiness, the Reporter is the paper that will
net a handsome profit on the amount you may
invest. Subscription, 75 cents. Advertising
rates made known.
THE AMERICAN PROGRESS.
Ellicott City,
Maryland.
J. B. MORROW, Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page weekly, six columns to page.
Read by all parties.
Circulates among mill hands and farmers.
Sample copies sent free.
THE PORT CHESTER JOURNAL.
Established 1868.
Port Chester, - - Nctf York.
IT IS AN 8-PAGE, 56-COLUMN PAPER.
Issued every Thursday.
M. L. DELAVAN. - - Publisher.
Yearly subscription, $2.50.
The Journal is a well-established paper
with a large circulation, and as an advertis-
ing medium is second to none in the county.
PHONOGRAPH.
Phillips,
Maine.
N. C. BRACKETT, Publisher.
A first-class local newspaper devoted to the
interests of Franklin Couutj'.
Sporting News from tiie Rangeley Lakes
a specialty.
$1.00 Per Year.
Cu'culation over l,4i)0. Circulation in county,
800. Sportsmen Subscribers. 400.
THE MURRAY WEEKLY NEWS.
Murray, - Calloway Co., Ky.
Established February, 1885.
LOGAN CURD, Editor and Proprietor.
Sworn Cu'culation 2,325 Copies Weekly, and
Rapidly Increasing.
The Best Advertising Medium in Jackson's
Purchase.
For Rates apply to Publisher.
THE KANSAS PIONIER.
Wyanilotte, - - Kansas.
Established 1881. L. WEIL, Publisher.
The Pionier is the leading German weekly
in Kansas, of eight pages, size 30x4-1.
It is the official paper of Kansas City, Kan.
Its cu-culation is now 1,250, and is rapidly
increasing.
Subscription, $2.(;k3 per year.
MENOMINEE RIVER LABORER.
Marinette,
Wisconsin.
JAS. H. FITZGIBBON, Editor.
The oldest advocate of the rights of Labor
in Northern Wisconsin or Michigan. A large
circulation among the Lumbermen, Miners
and Farmers. Unequalled as an advertising
medium.
Rates made known on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 997
The Washington Bee.
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 2, 1882.
W. CALVIN CHASE, . . - - - Editor and Manager.
THE BEE IS INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND THE LEADING JOURNAL IN
THE COUNTRY.
EDITED BY COLORED AMERICANS.
ITS CIRCULATION IS 4,700. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Address W. CALVIN CHASE, 1109 I ST., N. W., Washington, D. C.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The Weekly Star.
SAN FRANCISCO. - . ~- - CALIFORNIA.
"How far that little candle throws its beams.
So shines a good deed in a naughty world."
Shakespeare, the Star o/1596.
JAMES H. BARRY, Editor and Publisher.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
A SAMPLE NUMBER MAILED FREE TO ANY ADDRESS ON APPLICATION.
The Star has reached a circulation and an influence greater than ever attained by any-
weekly paper on the Pacific Coast.
The reasons are plain :— It has been HONEST, CLEAN, ENERGETIC, OUTSPOKEN,
FEARLESS and RIGHT. Its literary department is unexcelled ; as a clean family paper, it
has no equal on the Pacific Coast, it is also the official organ of the Knights of Labor of Cal-
ifornia. P- O. Box 2560.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Chase City Clipper.
CHASE CITY, - - MECKLENBURG CO., VA.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
The Clipper is the largest country paper published in Southside Virginia ; subscription
price only $1.0<). It has the largest circulation of any country paper in Southside Virginia.
It goes to every post office in Mecklenburg, Lunenbm-g, Charlotte, Halifax and Brunswick
counties. The best advertising medium in this section. Published in a thriving, growing
and prosperous town. Large tobacco market.
A. J. WOOTTON, Editor and PubUsher.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The South Boston News.
SOUTH BOSTON, - - MASSACHUSETTS.
Is the only regular Democratic paper published in a district having 80,000 population,
and is universally conceded to be the most interesting and most universally read paper
in the district. It has a circulation equal to the combined circulation of all other papers
published in the district.
The News is the most influential paper published in South Boston catering to, and having
a large share of the patronage of the intelligent portion of the community, thereby, through
its columns, holding the balance of power.
JOHN J. MERRIGAN, Publisher and Editor. JOHN J. FINNIGAN, Business Manager.
Publication Office and Printing House, 452 Broadway. Advertising rates low, consider-
ing circulation.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
63
998
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
RAVENNA REPUBIilCAN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
RaTeunn, ... Ohio.
JOHN 3IEHARG, Editor and Proprietor.
The Republtcan ort^aii of Portage County
(a Republican county).
Established in I80O, it still has double the
circulation of any other paper in the county,
and the only county paper which circulates
in every township. It is folded, cut and pasted
by a new folder, just added, and is all printed
at home. In make up it is even with the best
of its class.
THE SENTINEL..
Pine Hill,
Ulster Co., N. Y.
Published ever.v Wednesday, by
WILSON BERTRAND, Editor and Proprietor.
Pine Hill has a population of 400, and Is on
line of Ulster & Del. R. R. A great summer
resort, 3,000 people accommodated here each
season. The Sentinel is the only paper in
the vicinity. Has a circulation of 854 through-
out Ulster and the adjoining counties. Few
weeklies in the county take rank with it. A
valuable advertising medium, send for rates.
ANCHOR.
Union City, - - Tennessee.
JOHN H. McDowell, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, S1.50 PER YEAR.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
One of the oldest and most widely circu
lated weeklies in the State. Democratic in
politics, and the official oi'gau of the "Agri-
cultural Wheel," having a large circulation
in this and adjoining States, making it one of
the best advertising mediums in Western
Tennessee.
STEEL.TON REPORTER.
Steeltou,
Dauphin Co., Pa.
WM. H. H. SIEG, Publisher.
Every Saturday. Independent in Politics.
Devoted to the interests of the live and grow-
ing industrial centre of the State. The works
of the Pennsylvania Steel Company are
located here. The Reporter, with its large
circulation, is the only paper in the Borough,
and is consequently an excellent advertising
medium. Rates low and made known upon
application.
WEST LIBERTY ENTERPRISE.
Official Paper of the City and County,
Established Eighteen Years.
All business attended to promptly. No
truck ads. wanted.
Published every Thursday, at
West Liberty,
lo^va.
MACDONALD & BENJAMIN,
Publishers.
Subscription,
$1.50 per Year.
SENTINEL.
Harper, ... Kansas*.
ISENBURG BROS., Editors and Publishers.
The Sentinel, pul^lislied daily and weekly.
Is the oldest journal in the Southwestern part
of the State. It is a reliable epitome of the
growth and progress of the new West. The
Weekly Sentinel circulates in every State of
the Union. It contains miscellaneous reading
of all kinds. Two or three columns of l>ur-
le.sque telegraph report appears each week.
This feature is original with us, and has
doubled the circulation. Circulation, daily,
60(J; weekly, over 1,2(K). All home print. For
advertising rates address above.
SIOUX FALLS ARGUS.
Sionx Falls, - - Dakota.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Is a paper which every farmer in this and
adjoining counties has in his home. Its news
items are of such a character as to give abun-
dant satisfaction to all its subscribers.
The Press of this section presents no better
medimn through which advertisers may pre-
sent to a well-to do-class of people articles of
necessity or luxury. Daily Argus, $6.00 per
Year. Weekly Argus, $1.50 per Year.
Advertising rates made known on ai)plication.
Address GODDARD BROS.,
Sioux Falls, Dakota.
WOODBINE TWINER.
AVoodbine,
Iowa.
J. D. DeTAR, Editor and Proprietor.
GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR
HARRISON COUNTY.
THE CLOUD
Concordia.
COUNTY CRITIC^
Kansas.
W. H. WRIGHT & SON,
Publishers and Proprietors.
An uutrammeled weekly journal. Inde-
pendent and Anti-monopoly in politics and
devoted to labor, land, finance and .social re-
form. The only Anti-monopoly paper in this
section of Kansas. Has an immense circula-
tion. Represents the people's interests at all
times. Eight pages, forty - eight columns.
$1.50 per year.
MIDDLEBORO NEWS.
Middleboro,
Massachusetts.
Tuesday.
WM. W. WOOD, Publisher.
Semi-weekly.
$1.50 a year, in advance.
Friday.
Increasing circulation in all neighboring
towns among desirable customers for adver-
tisers.
NELSONVILLE NEWS.
Nelsonville,
Ohio.
T. ERVEN WELLS, Publisher.
The only paper published at Nelsonville,
the principal town in the Hocking Valley
mining territory. Population 4,500. Demo-
cratic In politics. $1.00 per year.
Established in 1ST9.
BEST
ADVERTISING MEDIUM
HOCKING VALLEY.
IN THE
KATHOLISCHES VOLKSBLATT.
Office: 13 Barclay St., New York,
HERMAN RIDDER, Publisher.
The only German Catholic paper published
in New York City, and the largest in the
United States.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 999
STANDARD MERCANTILE PUBL.ICATIONS.
Sheldon's Jobbing; Trade.
CONTAINING CLASSIFIED LISTS OF JOBBERS IN THE DIFFERENT CITIES ;
CLASS OF MERCHANDISE BOUGHT, AND NAMES OF BUYERS
AND OFFICES IN NEW YORK, AND RESIDENT BUYERS.
PRICE, $'2.00. POSTPAID.
Sheldon's Retail Trade.
CONTAINING LARGE REPRESENTATIVE RETAILERS IN PROMINENT CITIES AND
TOWNS, DEPARTMENTS, BUYERS AND OFFICES IN NEW YORK.
PRICE, $2.00. POSTPAID.
Sheldon's Export Trade.
CONTAINING BUYERS FOR FOREIGN MARKETS, CLASS OF MERCHANDISE
BOUGHT, AND COUNTRIES BOUGHT FOR.
PRICE, $t2.00. POSTPAID.
Sheldon's Buyers' Reference
Book.
IS IN CONSTANT USE BY PACKAGE BUYERS VISITING
THE MARKET.
THE BEST -MEDIUM THROUGH WHICH YOU CAN BE PRESENTED TO
THE LARGE BUYERS.
Sheldon's Price List.
TWENTIETH YEAR.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AND MONTHLY.
OFFICE :
115 WORTH STREET, - - NEW YORK CITY.
Gbo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1000 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CHESTER TIMES.
CHESTER, - _ . - PENNSYLVANIA.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Has a larger circulation than all other Delaware Countj' papers combined. Circulation
sworn to and published everv week.
CHESTER WEEKLY TI3IES circulates all over the county. The Daily and
Weekly Times covers the entire field for advertisers. Advertising rates and sample copies
furnished upon application. CHESTER Ti:\IES PUBLISHING CO. (limited).
AUGUST DONATH, President. JOHN A. WALLACE, Sec'y, Treas'r and Manager,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AMERICAN BOTTLER.
39 NASSAU STREET, - . - - NEW YORK.
W. A. PETERS, - - Publisher.
READ BY OVER 4,000 BOTTLERS EACH MONTH.
The American BoTTLEK reaches the entire trade in the United States and. Canada, and
prominent Bottlers throughout the world. It has the largest circulation of any paper in
the trade, and contains the most useful Information for bottlers of any journal devoted
solely to their interests. The recognized leading journal of the trade in America. The
Pioneer Organ of the Bottling Industry in the United States. Established 1881. Subscrip-
tion, $1.00 per jear. Advertising rates made known on application.
THE CALHOUN COUNTY COURIER.
PUBLISHED AT
liEARY, . - - - CALHOUN CO., UA.
By SID. J. COOK, - - AT $1.50 PER ANNUM.
The Courier Is widely circulated among a prosperous, intelligent class of farmers,
making it a valuable medium through which to reach the trade of the same. It is published
weekly. It is a first-class paper, with valuable features as a journal and as an advertising
medium. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CITIZEN.
THE CITIZEN NEWSPAPER COMPANY, Publishers.
CHICAGO, - ... - ILLINOIS.
JOHN F. FINERTY, Chief Editor.
Devoted to literature and the interest of the Celtic population in America. With a large
and continuously increasing circulation, The Citizen offers, at reasonable rates, unequaled
advantages as an advertising medium. Terms : One year, single subscription, §2.50 ; Clubs
of five or more, $2.00. Issued every Saturday.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE GOLDSBORO ARGUS.
A NEWSPAPER SUPPORTING THE PRINCIPLES OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.
JOS. E. ROBINSON, Editor and Proprietor.
The Daily Argus is a twenty-column sheet, published every morning except Monday,
and contains a synopsis of all the news of the day in an attractive form. Terms — (Invariably
in advance) postage free— Per year, S5.<X) ; six months, $2.50 ; one month, 50 cents.
THE WEEKLY ARGUS. The cheapest paper of its size in the State : it is a thirty-
two-column newspaper, issued every Thursday, containing the latest news — Agricultural,
Market, Household, Political, Humorous and Editorial. Terms— (In advance) postage free—
Per year, $1.00; six months, .50 cents. Address, "ARGUS,'' GOLDSBORO, N. C.
THE Wright county republican.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
HARTVILLE, _ . . . - MISSOURI.
THOS. H. MUSICK, - - Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF WRIGHT COUNTY — REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS — A LIVE
NEWSPAPER.
ALL HOME PRINT. NO PATENT INSIDE OR OUTSIDE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE STANDARD.
A Local Weekly Paper published at
NEWTON HAMILTON, - - . - PENNSYLVANIA.
EVERY FRIDAY, AT $1.00 PER YEAR.
Rates of advertising given on application. All kinds of Job Work neatly executed.
All business communications should be addressed to THE STANDARD, NEWTON HAM-
ILTON, PA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE riNDLEY^S LAKE BREEZE.
FINDLEY'S LAKE, - - CHAUTAUQUA CO., NEW YORK.
J. H. BOORMAN, Editor and Publisher.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY. TERMS, $1.00 PER YEAR.
Thk Breeze is an independent local paper. It has a large subscription list among the
intelligent people of the county. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
1001
'T&[zp\^or)e-966 New,
Lumber.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY
THE FINANCIER COMPANY.
40 BROAD STREET,
430 W^ALNUT STREET,
NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY LUMBER JOURNAL PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE EASTERN, MIDDLE
OR SOUTHERN STATES.
Subscription, in Advance, Five Dollars a Year,
We respectfully iuvite Lumber Dealers everywhere to send us any kind of lumber news,
and letters upon subjects of interest to the trade.
Out-of-town Lumber Dealers visiting the Metropolis are cordially invited to make our
office their headquarters while in this city, and we shall be pleased to furnish
them any information in regard to the trade they may desire.
A SITUATION CAN BE OBTAINED IN A PLANING MILL, LUMBER YARD, BOX
FACTORY, OR WOOD WORKING MACHINERY CONCERN, BY
ADVERTISING IN " LUMBER,"
AT 2 CENTS PER WORD,
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1002
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
CEDAR RAPIDS REPUBLICAN.
Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
REPUBLICAN PRINTING CO., Publishers.
OfiQcial Paper of County.
Terms, per year : Daily, $G ; "Weekly, $1.0).
The Daily Republican is issued every
morning except Mondaj', and is by far the
best advertising medium in Eastern and
Northwestern Iowa.
The Weekly Republican is published every
Thursday, and is the largest, cheapest and
best weekl3^ paper in Linn County.
UNION COUNTY WOCHENBLATT.
Marysville, - - Ohio.
A. H. BEIGHTLER, Proprietor.
The only German paper in the district of
Union, Madison, Logan, Delaware, Marion
and Champaign counties— all adjoining.
Circulates largely among farmers. Is an
official German organ, and SuVjscription List
IS RAPIDLY INCREASING.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
THE HEBREW JOURNAL..
134 E. 14tli St., N. Y. City.
Subscription, $2.50 Per Annum.
It gives all the news of interest to every
Israelite in the United States.
Why do advertisers like it ? Because it goes
to a purchasing class who have means,
and are liberal buyers.
Advertising Rates to suit the times.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
THE HOUSEHOLD VISITOR.
301 Callowhill St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Is Published Monthlj'. 16 Pages, 9x12.
J. L. ROSENAU, Publisher. *
Guaranteed Circulation, 20,000 Copies.
A flrst-class family reading paper, and is a
good advertising medivim.
THE SMELTER.
Pittsburgh, - Crawford Co., Kan.
JNO. P. MORRIS & CO., PubUshers.
An eight-page (home print) weekly, pub-
lished in the heart of the great coal region of
the Southwest.
THE PEOPLE'S PRESS.
Michigan.
Flushing, '
.ROBERT M. RULISON,
Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, Twenty-five cents per annmn.
Lively, Entertaining and Spicy.
Subscribe for it.
THE EVENING TRIBUNE.
Evansville,
Indiana.
F. M. GILBERT, Editor and Publisher.
Leading Paper of Southern Indiana.
The consolidation of The Daily Tribune.
The Daily News, The Weekly Argus.
Independent in politics, bright, newsy and
interesting. Floods the city and county everj'
evening at four. It owes nobody and is un-
der obligations to nobody, Aut l)ooms right
along on its own niei'iTs. It emploj's
"workers" and not figureheads, in everj'
department.
THE RISING SUN.
Published everj' Friday, at
Salina, ... Kansas.
By D. M. GILLESPIE & CO.
A lively, spicy and bright weekly, devoted
to Temperance, Prohibition and General Re-
form. Especially devoted to the develop-
ment of
THE PROHIBITION PARTY IX KANSAS.
Subscription, $1.(K) per year, in advance.
PEABODY REPORTER.
Peabody,
Massachusetts.
ADVERTISE IN IT.
The Peabody Reporter is a paper that
claims to be original and independent. The
circulation has more than trebled since it
passed into the hands of the present manage-
ment in July, 1885. It has more than three
times the subscription list of any other paper
in Peabody, and is second to no other in the
county.
Subscription, S1.5i) a vear. Sample copies
sent free. PEABODY REPORTER CO., Pea-
body, Mass.
MINER COUNTY' FARMER.
Successor to the Howard Farmer.
Vilas,
Dakota.
GIRTON & TONNESON,
Editors and Publishers.
The largely increased circulation of the
Miner County Farmer, renders it the best
advertising medium in the county.
AMERICAN CHESS REVIEW.
A 16-Octavo Page Monthly (with cover) De-
voted to the Game of Chess.
C. F. WADSWORTH, Publisher.
Auburn, - - Illinois.
The Review circulates in every State in the
Union. Also, in Canada, England, France,
Sweden, Denmark, Italy, Ireland, Austria and
Jamaica.
ADVERTISING RATES.
1 Year. H Months, 3 Months
Page, - - - - $25.00 $13.00 $7.(0
Half Page. - - 14.00 7.50 4.00
Quarter Page, - 8.10 4.50 3.O0
Established in 1844.
THE DEMOCRAT.
Kenton, - - . . Ohio.
Issued Every Thursdaj'.
DANIEL FLANAGAN. ALF. MATTHEWS &
THOS. J. FLANAGAN, Editors and Prop'rs.
Democratic Organ of the County and Of-
ficial paper of the city. Unsurpassed as a
first-class family and business journal, and
excelling all otliers in point of circvilation
and in value as an advertising medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1003
The Carpet Trade and Review.
The Carpet Trade, . . . . Established August, 1870.
The Carpet Trade Review, - - - Established December, 1873.
Consolidated, - - - July, 1882.
335 BROADWAY, - - - NEW YORK.
EDITORS: WILLIAM BERRI-AVIliL.IAM A. HARRIS.
ISSDEI? SE3II MONTHLY BY THE REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY.
SHEPPARD KIN API*; President. EDWARD H. BAILEY, Treasiiier.
RECOGNIZED REPRESENTATIVE OF THE CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY TRADES.
Sub.scription, $3.00 per Annum, in advance. Single copies, 25 cts.
Mav be obtained from any news agent in the United States, through the American News
Company. Foreign subscription, §.5.U(» per Annum, in advance, including postage.
Advertising rates sent on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Standard Bearer.
CONCORD, - - ^^ - NEW^ HAMPSHIRE.
J. R. BARTLETT, Editor and Publisher.
The official newspaper of the Good Templars, the Sons of Temperance, and the Prohibition
State Committee of New Hampshire.
Its average weekly circulation is '2,000 copies.
It is the only paper published in New Hampshire which is devoted especially to temperance.
Its circulation is rapidly increasing, both in New Hampshire and Vermont.
As an advertising medium it has no superior, both in its popularity and in the class of
citizens who are its readers and patrons.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
Philadelphia
Drug;, Oil and Paint Reporter.
THE REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL FOR DRUGS, OILS, PAINT, SOAP, CHEMICALS
AND KINDRED TRADES.
126 SOUTH SECOND ST., - - PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Our Advertising rates are lower than any trade journal in the world. Send for copy of
paper and terms.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Manistee Democrat.
MANISTEE, - _■■_ - MICHIGAN.
CHAS. S. BELL, Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AFTERNOON
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY AND COUNTY, AND ONLY DEMOCRATIC PARE
PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY.
Is recognised as a clean family weekly, and circulates in everv town in the county.
All fom- pages printed at home, and advertisements of responsible business
firms only admitted to the columns.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY, FREE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1004 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE COMMONWEALTH.
COVINGTON, ----- KENTUCKY^
The Commonwealth is the only Daily paper published in Covington, and has a bona fide
circulation of over .2, KK). The circulation of the Dailv is the largest and best of any paper
circulated in Covington and its suburbs. Daily and Weeklj'.
The Weekly Commonwealth is pidjlished "every Wednesday morning, and has a bona fide
circulation of 4.(1(10 in the Sixth Kentuclvy Congressional District and Twelfth Judicial Dis-
trict, which is a larger circulation than all others published therein. Subscription list open
to inspection. The Commonwealth is the best advertising mediiun in Northeastern Ken-
tucky, and is the most influential paper published in the district. L. E. CASEY, Publisher.
THE DRAMATIC AND SPORTING ECHO.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
514 BROADWAY, - - - KANSAS CITY, MO.
BY THE ECHO PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
To whom all communications should be addressed.
The only sporting and theatrical journal published west of Chicago. All the latest news.
Correspondents wanted in all Western and Southern cities. Subscription, S-.OO per vear.
Advertising rates low. Send for sample copy.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY LABOR BULLETIN.
DECATUR, - - - - 3IACON CO., IL.E.
The Labor Bulletin is read by more people than any other paper in the countv. Those
who wish to popularize their houses and advertise their goods to advantage can do so through
the columns of this paper. Rates are reasonable, but no space is sold at pauper prices. All
advertisements are considered "in " until oi-dered " out." The Labor Bulletin circulates in
all parts of Central Illinois, and is on file in all reading rooms, engine houses, etc. It is also
on file at the American Exchange, London, England, and in all foreign exchanges, libraries
and reading rooms. Send for printed rates. Subscription ; Daily, $5.0U per year ; Weekly, Sl.OO
per year, in advance. J. LINDSAY & CO., Publishers.
THE CARRIER.
CANTON. . - . - Mcpherson co., ran.
GEORGE C. FINDLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
The Carrier is a bright and energetic weekly, published Thursdavs, at SI. 5(1 per aunimi.
Independent in Politics and devoted to the best interests of Canton and vicinity. To adver-
tisers desirous of reaching the better class of Farmers and Stock-raisers, it would pav ta
advertise in The Carrier. Rates furnished upou application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, lU Spruce St., New York.
GREENW^OOD WJEEKLY HAW^KEYE.
GREENWOOD, - - - - CASS COUNTY, NEB.
ESTABLISHED 1885. $1.50 PER YEAR.
J. H. & EFFIE ZEHRUNG, - - Editors and Proprietors.
BY FAR THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN WESTERN CASS, CIRCULATING-
LARGELY AMONG THE FARMERS AND LABORING CLASSES.
Send for sample copy and rates on advertising. Fine Job Work a specialty.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ONLY DE3IOCRATIC PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT,
THE CLYDE DEMOCRAT.
CI.YDE, - - . - WAYNE CO., N. Y.
W. E. CHURCHILL, Editor.
The Democrat is a wide-awake, four page, thu-ty-two column paper, issued Tuesdays, at
$1.50 per annum. Devoted to the interests of the people of the First Assembly District. Its
columns at all times filled with advertisements is sufficient proof of its excellence as a
medium. Advertising rates upon application. Official paper of Village and County.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE REPORTER.
HOI.I.Y SPRINtiS, . - . - MISSISSIPPI.
An eight-column Democratic paper. Circulates in Virginia, North and South Carolina,
Georgia. Alabama, Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana. Arkansas and Texas. In North Mis-
sissippi The Reporter has a large circulation in Marshall, Benton, Tippah, Union, Pontotoc,
De Soto, Tallahatchie and Yalobusha Counties. In North 3Iississippi we claim for the Re-
porter the largest circulation. One of the oldest papers in the State.
JOHN M. MICKLE. Proprietor.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SUNDAY CRITIC.
ST. LOUIS, ----- MISSOURI.
Circulation November 14, l^S*i, 20,211, and constantly increasing. General News and Family
Paper. Published every Sunday Morning. Twelve pages, seven columns to the page. Size
of pages, 17x23. Subscription, $2.(K». Established 1SS2. ST. Louis Critic Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Sold by newsboys and ncwstands. and delivered in the citv bv fortv-eight carriers.
Address, ST. LOUIS CRITIC PUBLISHING CO., 316 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1005
The Daily Mercury.
NEW BEDFORD, - ^^ - MASSACHUSETTS.
PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED, AT 112 AND 114 UNION ST.
The Only Moruiug Paper published lu Southern Massachusetts. Containing the latest
telegraphic and local news up to the time of going to press, 4 a. m. Terms, $6 per annum,
payable semi-annually, in advance. Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates.
THE NEW BEDFORD MERCURY,
Established 1807,
Is published Evei-y Wednesday Morning, containing all the news of the week. A large ten-
page paper of sixty columns, at Sl.oti per annum, in advance.
The Mercury stands among the first papers of Massachusetts in position, and as an
advertising medium is not excelled in superior advantages.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates.
Connected with The Mercury is one of
THE LARGEST JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENTS IN SOUTHERN MASSACHUSETTS.
S. W. BOOTH, W. E. CHASE and W. L. SAYER. Publishers and Proprietors.
Geo. p. Rowell, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Town^opics.
23 PARK ROW, - - - NEW YORK CITY*
THE JOURNAL OF SOCIETY.
CIRCULATION OVER 20,000, AND RAPIDLY GROWING.
IN EVERY SENSE THE BEST, BRIGHTEST. MOST ORIGINAL, MOST ENTERTAINING
JOURNAL OF THE DAY.
AN OUTSPOKEN REVIEW OF SOCIETY, ITS PEOPLE AND THEIR DOINGS.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
It deals with all subjects of interest to people of Social, Financial and Political Pretensions
in a spirit thoroughly original and independent. As a purveyor of news, it is in
advance of all others in its information ; and, what is more to the
point, its news is invariably from the "Inside." Its
SHORT STORIES
are acknowledged to be by far the best printed in any American journal, and have of
themselves given it a fame that is well nigh world wide.
The matter of Town Topics is such as in no way confines its interest to the locality of
its publication. There is not a person of wealth, refinement or social pretensions from
Maine to California who will not find it full of interest, good sense and special charm.
The Best Possible Medium for Advertisers '»vIio Desire to Reach the
Eyes of the Fashionable World.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Glasgow Journal.
GLASGOW, - - - HOWARD CO., MO,
THE "GLASGOW JOURNAL" WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1868, AND IS THE
OLDEST PAPER IN THE TOWN.
Glasgow is the largest town in the County, and is the wealthiest town of its size in the
State. It is located in the corner of Howard County, adjoining the wealthy and populous
counties of Chariton and Saline. Thus situated, The Journal commands in these three
counties a list of readers who cannot possibl}' be reached through any other medivmi.
The policy of The Journal in these hard times has been, and is, to improve its quality as
a newspaper, instead of cutting do\vn its prices. Outside its local staff, The Journal spends
more monej' in working up the county news than any other paper in tlie county. Its circu-
lation is therefore increasing steadily, albeit gradually— a sure and permanent growth.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
TERMS: CASH WITH ORDER.
Trade propositions not considered or answered. References not wanted. Advertising
contracts with The Journal can be made as cheaply thi-ough Geo. P. Rowell & Co.,
10 Spruce Street, New York, as with The Journal directly.
Address GLASGOW JOURNAL, Glasgow, Mo.
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100-;
KENTUCKY STOCK-FA K3I.
Lexiugton, - - - Kentucky.
A sixteen-page Weekly Newspapei-, devoted
to the Farm uud Stock interests of Cen-
tral Kentucky. Subscription, $-2MK
P. P. JOHNSTOX, Editor and Proprietor.
A. M. HARRISON, Business Manager.
Publislied in tlie very centre of the blooded
stock intei-est of Kentucky renders its col-
umns of peculiar advantage as a medium
through whicli buyers and sellers of (live)
stock of all kinds may reach customers. It
gives all the local high-bred stock news, and
the methods of Kentucky breeders and traiu-
ers, and their results.
THE
SPEARFISH WEEKIiY REGISTER
EIGHT-COLUMX FOLIO.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.
Spearfish,
Liawrence Co., D. T.
HENRY & GRANT,
Proprietors and Publishers.
Issued every Saturday, in the interest of the
most promising town and the finest agricul-
tural district in the Black Hills of Dakota.
THE DAILY SENTINEL.
Port Arthur,
Ontario.
D. T. FAIRBAIRN, Editor and Manager.
The Leading Newspaper between Toronto
and Winnipeg.
The Oldest Established Jom-nal in the Lake
Superior District.
Published by the Thunder Bay Sentinel
Printing Co., every day (Sundays excepted).
Sfi.OO per annum. The Weekly Sentinel and
North Shore 3Iiner is published every Fri-
day, S'2.(J0 per annum.
SUNDAY WORLD.
(Formerly Sunday Journal.)
Is Published Every Sunday Morning.
134 St. Clair St., Cleveland, Oliio,
An Independent newspaper. Not controlled
by any set of politicians or manipulators. De-
voted to the affairs of city and government,
society and industry.
ROBISON & COCKETT, Publishers.
THE GAZETTE.
Laiiioni,
Iowa.
LAMBERT & HANSEN, Publishers.
Terms of Subsci-iption, SI per year, in advance.
ADVERTISING RATES.
One column, one year, - - S75.00
One half column, one year, - - 40.00
One qr. " " " - . 20.00
Three inches, three months, - - 2..^
Two " " >• * - - 2.00
One inch. " 1^
GRAND HAVEN HERALD
Grand Haven, - Ottawa Co., 3Iich.
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
Subscription: .$1.0<J per year.
KEDZIE & HOPKINS, - - Publishers.
The Herald is a four page newspaper ;
was established in ISfig. It is the oldest and
has the largest circulation of any paper pub-
lished in Grand Haven. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
THE VVELLSVILLE UNION.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
VVellsville, - Coluinbiaua Co., Ohio.
F. M. HAWLEY, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription : Weekly, $1.50 ; Daily, $4.00.
The Weekly Union was established 1863.
It is the only paper published in Wellsville.
It is, therefore, the advertising medium in
this section.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
SOUTHWEST EXA3IINER.
- - - Virsrinia.
Abiusrdon,
Formerly the ABINGDON VIRGINIAN.
GEO. W. WARD, Jr., Editor and Publisher.
Established in l&IO.
The oldest, best and most reliable paper in
Southwest Virginia. Largest circulation and
lowest advertising rates. Address
GEO. H. FIELDS, Manager, Abingdon, Va.
THE UNION COUNTY STANDARD
New Jersey.
Westfleld,
EDGAR R. PEARSALL. Editor in-Chief
and Proprietor.
The LEADING REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER
OF UNION COUNTY.
It circulates in every city and village in the
county.
CIRCULATION OVER 1.000 COPIES.
« MY MOTTO IS :
"MAXIMUM WORK FOR MINIMUM PAY."
LAFAYETTE COUNTY POST.
Higffinsville, - - - 3Iissonri.
BRANCH & BRUENING, Proprietors.
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER IN
THE COUNTY.
Circulation, 1,000, and gi-owing rapidly.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates sent on application.
BRADFORD COUNTY TI3IES.
Lake Butler, - - - Florida.
J. T. STOKES, Editor and Publisher.
It is the onlj' white man's paper published
in Bradford County. Out Every Saturday.
Views of its own and courage to express
them. Strictly Democratic.
SUBSCRIPTION: SI 00 PER ANNUM.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 1.5(30.
THE FRANKFORT SUN.
Frankfort, - Ross Co., Ohio.
$1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Published Every Saturday Morning by
H. C. PAINTER & Co.
An eight-page, lively, readable paper ;
reaches all parts of Ross Count}', and is a de-
sirable medium for advertisers.
1008 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
ATLANTA, - - . . _ GEORGIA.
CHARLES T. LOGAN, Editor and Proprietor.
The Cleanest, Purest, Brightest Sunday paper in tlie South. Strlctlj- a high class joui'nal,
devoted to the better things of life. Never contains a line of commonplace matter. No
politics. Spicy gossip about Georgia's capital city, society and literary matters, music and
the drama given special prominence. Enclose two cents for sample copy.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~~~~ THE IVESTERN ILLUSTRATED WORLD.
KANSAS CITY, ----- MISSOURI.
GEORGE E. KING, Editor and Publisher.
23,5(W CIRCULATION.
A large sixteen to twentj^ page weekly paper. Fully illustrated. Taken into the homes,
read and kept. On file in every Y. M. C. A. reading room in the United States and Canada.
A few select ads. taken. Sample copies free.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BELVIDERE NORTHWESTERN.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
BEL.VIDERE, - - - - BOONE CO., ILL..
JOHN J. COON, Editor and Proprietor.
SEVEN COLUMN QUARTO AND THE LARGEST PAPER EVER PRINTED IN BOONE CO.
Republican in Politics and the leading organ in the county. Circulation guaranteed to
be larger than all other papers published in the county combined. It is, in fact, the best
advertising medium in Boone County though the rates are 1ot%'. Write for particulars and
samples. $1.50 a year, in advance.
FREDONIA DEMOCRAT.
A MODEL COUNTRY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY H. L. CRITTENDEN & CO., AT
FREDONIA, - - - . WILSON CO., KAN.
THE BEST AND ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION, 1,000.
RATES CHEERFULLY AND PROMPTLY FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
THE NATIONAL ADVOCATE.
INDEPENDENCE, ----- IOWA.
L. H. WELLER, Editor and Publisher.
It circulates among a class of intelligent, earnest and thorough readers. It is the leading
Greenback and Labor publication in the State, and has a wide scope of territory. Advertisers
who desu'e to place their favors before people who can understand and appreciate a busi-
ness statement, will do well to use our columns. It has a weekly cu-culation of l,(XKi to 1,500,
which is increasing. Subscription, $1.50 a year, in advance. It is mailed to over one hundred
and twenty five Post Offices excluding exchange and advertisers' lists. It has been adopted
as the oflficiai organ of the Labor movement.
" THE PEOPLE^S GOVERNMENT.
NORTH PL.ATTE, - - . - NEBRASKA.
STEBBINS & HILL, Editors and Publishers.
Anti-monopoly in Politics. The best advertising medium in Western Nebraska. Eight
hundred circulation in Lincoln, Logan, Frontier and Keith Counties. One Dollar and a Half
per year, in advance. Advertisements inserted at the rate of $2.W per month, for ten lines.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
POPLAR BLUPF RENOVATOR.
POPL.AR BLUFF, - - - BUTLER CO., MO.
D. MURRAY McLELLAN, Editor and Proprietor.
Published in a thriving timber, lumber, manufacturing and agricultural section.
THE BEST WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN SOUTHEAST MISSOURL
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE OCCIDENT. .....^.^
CHICAGO, ----- ILLINOIS.
PUBLISHED BY THE OCCIDENT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
THE ONLY JEWISH NEWSPAPER EDITED, PRINTED AND PUBLISHED IN CHICAGO-
The Occident is the official organ of Jewish Congregations, Societies and Orders. The
most progressive and radical reform Jewish journal in this conntrv. Subscription, S3.00 per
annum. Advertising rates upon application to OCCIDENT PUBLISHING COMPANY, ISO
and 182 Washington Street. Chicago, 111.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1009
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MANUFACTURERS' RECORD CO., PUBLISHERS,
BALTIMORE, - - - MARYLAND.
Price $3.00 a Year.
Hiugle Copies, 10 Cents.
THE MANUFACTURERS' RECORD IS A WEEKLY PAPER "DEVOTED TO THE
MANUFACTURING, MINING AND RAILROAD INTERESTS, AND THE GENERAL
INDUSTRIAL PROGRESS OF THE SOUTHERN STATES.
SOUTHERN TRADE.
The Manufacturers' Record is a paper that has ideutified itself with the development
of the Southern States ; It is the recognized exponent of the Soutli's industrial interests. It
has from the beginning made that its special field of labor, and in it it has practically no
rival ; it stands pre eminent In the South it has widespread influence. It is read and
quoted and commended in every section of the fourteen Southern States. It numbers
among its subscribers the most prominent houses and the officers of the largest corporations
In the Southern States ; the proprietors of mills and factories in every line of manufacture,
leading contractors, hardware dealers, the presidents and managers of railroads, mining
companies, pig-iron furnaces, cotton mills, banks, etc. It is not a mere advertising sheet ;
it is a pushing, live, enterprising, vigorous paper. Its matter is- fresh, interesting and
original. It differs from all other industrial papers in that it has a specialty— a mission —
viz. : the advancement of the South. It is a paper that is not thrown aside, but is read. Its
utterances are considered of value, and every issue is looked for with interest by its
subscribers.
In view of the importance of the special field of the Manufacturers' Record— the South
—and its standing and influence in that field, it offers to mantifacturers of machinery of all
kinds, mill, factory, mine and railroad supplies, hardware, roofing:, builders' material, etc.,
unequaled advantages as an aid in securing a share of tlie trade of the South, wliich is
assuming such enormous proportions, and which must continue to grow indefinitely.
INFOR31ATION ABOUT THE SOUTH.
The marvelous mineral and timber wealth of the Southern States, their unrivaled
capabilities as a mantifacturiug area, and tlie astonishing progress they are making in
developing their natural resources and in utilizing tlieir facilities for manufacture, are
attracting the attention of the whole world. The extent of these resources and advantages
is so fully and carefully set forth, and the progress of this development so faithfully chron-
icled from week to weeK in the Manufacturers' Record, that it is now accepted every-
where as unquestioned autjioi'ity on Southern affairs, and its statistics and statements are
drawn upon by almost every writer or speaker on any Southern topic.
Its weekly issues constitute an authentic history of tlie industrial progress of the
Southern States. It furnishes every week a vast variety of information on Sotithern aflairs
that can be gained from no other source. It discusses in its editorial columns and in its
correspondence every topic of Southern interest. It presents the resources and the deve-
lopment of the South in all their phases. To all who are in any waj' interested or concerned
in the prosperity of the South, or who care to keep posted as to the industrial and commer-
cial progress of that section, the Manufacturers' Record is indispensable.
It has a constantly increasing circulation among capitalists and others in the North and
West, who desire to keep informed as to Southern affairs.
A SAMPLE COPY WILL BE SENT FREE ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
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BRA SKA PRESS.
Nebraska City,
Nebraska.
THE LARGEST DAILY AND WEEKLY IN
SOUTHERN NEBRASKA.
BROWN & WOOD, Proprietors.
Daily, §10.00 per year; Weekly, $1.50 per
year. The paper is used by all shippers and
packers as authority for markets, City has
9,0(»O population and '27 manufactories.
Only Morning Paper in the South Platte.
Established 1853.
MORNING NEWS.
3Iuskei:ou, . - - Micbiffan.
F. WELLER, Editor and Publisher.
The Daily News is the only morning paper
in this Congressional District, and the only
Democratic paper in the county. The Daily
News and News-Reporter ai-e the recognized
local and representative papers of Northern
Michigan, devoted largely to the lumbering
and fruit-growing interests of the Lake Shore
Counties. The extent of their circulation
renders them the very best advertising me-
diums in Northern Michigan. Established over
20 years, and the oldest journal in this section.
THE LEADER.
Ladoga,
Indiana.
L. ARMSTRONG, Proprietor.
An Independent, eight-page 42-column news-
paper.
ALL PRINTED AT HOME.
The Leader is the onlj' paper in a town of
1,200 inhabitants.
For rates and Information, address
L. ARMSTRONG.
ST. CHARLES REPORTER.
St. Charles,
lovFa.
A. L. & T. C. WOOD, Proprietors,
A. L. WOOD, Editor.
A live Republican paper, published in a rich
Agricultm-al section. Has a large and in.
creasing subscription, and circulates among
a well-to-do class of citizens. The population
of St. Charles is increasing, making the
Reporter a good advertising medium.
THE NEWS.
Allegany,
New York.
Is Published everj' Satiu'day, by
W. A. DAY, Editor and Proprietor.
The News Is a bright wide-awake weekly
of eight pages, devoted to the interests of
Allegany and surrounding country.
THE RED BUD TORPEDO.
Red Bud,
Randolph Co., III.
C. D. WASSELL, Editor and Proprietor.
The Torpedo is published in the finest Stock
and Agricultural region in Southern Illinois.
It is THE ONLY PAPER IN THE PLACE,
and its circulation is gradually increasing.
Advertisements solicited from honest dealers.
Rates reasonable. Specimen copies furnished
when written for.
THE ALTON DEMOCRAT.
Official Paper of Sioux County.
Alton, - - Iowa,
WILL A. WELLS, Editor and Publisher.
Awarded the county printing Jan. 1, 1S87,
because it had the largest circulation of any
paper in Sioux County.
Advertise in the Democrat, a live, vigorous,
original, progressive. Democratic paper,
clauck full of snap and sassafras, warranted
t< ) add either to your happiness or your misery.
Published every Saturday morning. Sub-
scription, freight prepaid, $2.00 a year.
BEE-KEEPER'S MAGAZINE.
25 CENTS PER YEAR.
Is Published Monthly, at
Barryto^vn, - Ne>v York.
ASPINWALL & TREAD WELL, Proprietors.
The circulation of the Bee-keeper's Maga-
zine In 1S87, will greatly exceed the combined
circulation of all the Bee publications. It
reaches all classes, and therefore is an A 1
Advertising Medium.
THE TI3IES.
Staunton,
Illinois.
FRED L. BLOME, Editor and Proprietor.
Second year under the present management.
The paper is an 8-column folio, with a steadily
increasing circulation. The Office is the best
equipped in the county, and the appearance
of the paper cannot be excelled. Only paper
in a town of 3,000 population.
DIE PAROLE.
DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF LABOR.
Published Eveiy Saturday, at
112^ S. 7th St., - St. Louis, Mo,
BY THE
LITERARY CLUB OF THE L W. P. A.
SUBSCRIPTION :
$2.00 a year ; 50 cents for three months.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
CIRCULATION. 2,000.
DUNDY COUNTY PIONEER.
Beukelinau,
Nebraska.
FRANK ISRAEL, Editor and Publisher.
Established April, 1885.
A Six-column Quarto. Circulation, 750.
OLDEST AND LARGEST PAPER
IN DUNDY COUNTY.
SUBSCRIPTION :
.50 A YEAR.
THE WEDOWEE OBSERVER.
Published every Thursday, at
Wedowee, Randolph Co., Ala.
Eight Pages. Size 22x31.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00. ESTABLISHED 1883.
O. H. PERRYMAN, Editor and Publisher.
The Observer has a fast increasing sub-
scription list, and is bound ere long to become
one of the leading weeklies of the South.
An excellent Advertising Medium.
AIMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1011
Freund's Music and Drama.
88 FIFTH AVENUE, - . - NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED BY THE HARRY E. FREUND PUBLISHING COMPANY.
PRICE, TEN CENTS WEEKLY. EVERY SATURDAY.
A REVIEW OF MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
MUSIC.
FREUND'S MUSIC AND DRAMA CONTAINS CRITICISMS ON ALL PROMINENT
MUSICAL EVENTS; ON THE OPERATIC PERFORMANCES AT BOTH OPERA
HOUSES, NEW YORK; ON THE CONCERTS OF THE GREAT MUSICAL SO-
CIETIES, AND ON MISCELLANEOUS CONCERTS. IT ALSO GIVES PERSONAL
NEWS AND INTERESTING ITEMS ABOUT ARTISTS GENERALLY;
REPORTS HOME AND FOREIGN MUSICAL EVENTS OF NOTE, AND
OFFERS A COMPREHENSIVE RESUME OF THE DOINGS
OF THE MUSICAL WORLD HERE AND IN EUROPE,
DRAMA.
FREUND'S MUSIC .AND DRAMA CRITICISES AND REVIEWS EXTRA HIGH CLASS
PERFORMANCES, REPORTS ON DRAMATIC ARTISTS ; CONTAINS HOME AND
FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE ON THE DRAMA, AND PRESENTS AN EPITOME
OF THE DOINGS OF THE DRAMATIC WORLD IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.
MUSICAL. TRADE.
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MUSIC AND DRAMA, WHICH FAITHFULLY AND SUCCINCTLY REPORTS
ALL THE NOTEWORTHY OCCURRENCES IN THE AMERICAN MUSI-
CAL TRADE, FOREIGN TRADE NEWS, AND NOTES ALL THE
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CANADIAN AMERICAN.
13S La !Salle St.,
Chicago, III.
BRANCH OFFICES,
7 Warreu Street, New York, aud :>4 Washiug-
tou Avenue. So. Miimeapolis.
Terms, S-00 per Annum, in Advance,
CIRCULATION, 14.a)0.
The Canadian American is the only English
weeklv paper published in the interests of the
1,200,000 Canadians living in the U. S. It
is replete with all the latest reliable news
items f I'l^m all parts of Canada and the United
States. Circulates largely in both countries.
It is a tirst-class medium for advertisers.
ERA.
Founded by L. H. Warner, August, 1883.
Cedar Rapids,
Nebraska.
W. F. HILLMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
$1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
A Newsy Independent Prohibition (for-
merly Republican) Paper, the only Prohibi-
tion paper in this or any adjoining county.
Enlarged July 1st, 188(>, from an 8-column folio
to a (i-column quarto, and having since tlien
an average circulation of 675. Samples Free.
GUTHRIE VEDETTE.
Established in 1865.
Panora,
Guthrie Co., lo^va.
JOSEPH GARLOW, Publisher.
Oldest and Official Paper of Town and County.
Largest circulation of any paper in the
county by actual count.
A "red-hot" local paper and an excellent
advertising medium.
Rates of advertising furnished on application.
THE NEW ERA.
Connecticut.
Deep River,
The only paper published between Middle-
town and Saybrook Point ; Nevr London and
New Haven. Issued Friday ; Independent ;
four pages, size 28 x 44. Circulation, 1,600.
Subscription, $1.25, in Advance.
Published by CHARLES A. KIRTLAND,
FREDERICK I. HAMMOND. - Editor.
THE LITTLE ROCK SUN.
Little Rock.
Pulaski Co., Ark.
E. A. FULTON, Editor and Publisher.
The Sun is the best advertising medium in
the South. It has a good circulation in every
Southern State, and in Arkansas it finds its
way into the families of a majority, of her
citizens. Excellent inducements to foreign
advertisers.
ESTABLISHED A. D. 1852.
ALBANY FREIE BLAETTER.
New York.
Albany,
AUGUST MIGGAEL, Proprietor.
Issued every Evening (except Sunday) with
" SONNTAGSGAST "
a Saturday Evening Supplement.
A paper of four pages, size 24x36, and pub-
lished in the German language.
PUBLIC OPINION.
Daily and Weekly.
Texarkana, - Arkansas.
DAILY CIRCULATION, 65().
WEEKLY CIRCULATION T75.
F. M. LEATHERMAN, Proprietor.
Is the Oldest Democratic Journal Published
in Texarkana.
It circulates extensively in Lafayette,
Columbia and Ouachita County, Arkansas,
and in Bowie County, Texas, among farmers,
railroadmen, stock-raisers, millmen, etc. As
an advertising medium in Soutliwest Arkan-
sas and East Texas it is unsurpassed.
SUN.
Bridgeport,
Connecticut.
WILLIAJVI H. MAY, Editor and Publisher.
' IT SHINES FOR ALL.'
The Sun is a live local Democratic Journal,
respecting all and fearing none.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
Best Advertising Medium in the City.
Established in 1872.
THE UNION.
Ne^vark,
Wayne Co., N. Y.
H. H. FISK, Proprietor.
Republican in Politics. Bright, Sparkling
and Progressive.
Devoted to the Interests of Newark and its
surroundings. Circulating in Newark with
its population of 4,000, the value of the Union
as an advertising medium can readily be
perceived.
DISPATCH.
Massena,
Iowa.
D. H. CLARK, Editor and Proprietor.
Published every Thursday.
THE BEST READ PAPER IN CASS COUNTY,
AND NEVER DULL.
Rates of Advertising on application. If
you want your advertisement read, place it
in the Dispatch.
THE WYOMING POST-HERALD.
Published every Thursday, at
Wyoming, - Stark Co., 111.
W. R. SANDHAM, Proprietor.
Largest Bona Fide Circulation of any Paper
in the County.
A STRICTLY LOCAL PAPER.
Advertise in it if you want ample returns.
SVENSKA POSTEN.
(The Swedish Post.)
1207 Farnani St., Omaha, Neb.
C. A. JACOBSON, GUSTAVE LINDQUIST,
Publisher. Editor.
Published everv Saturday and circulated all
over the States aiid Sweden. The only Swedish
newspaper In Omaha and Nebraska where
over 100,0110 Scandinavians up to now have
settled down. An unsurpassed advertising
medium. Neutral. Established 1870. Size,
24x38, 40 lb. book ; four pages. Circulation, 5,000.
Samples Free. Western Headquarters for
Harris Bro. & Co., Paper Manufacturers, 69
Duane Street, New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1013
The Buffalo Mercantile Review
and Live Stock Journal,
DAILY AND TRIWEEKLY,
AND THE
Buffalo Farmers' Review,
WEEKLY (WEDNESDAY).
BUFFALO, - - - NEW YORK.
WEBSTER BROS., Proprietors. - - C. H. WEBSTER, Editor.
DAILY. TRI-WEEKLY. WEEKLY.
One year $4.00
Six months 2.00
Three mouths 1.25
One year $2.50
Six months 1.25
Three moutlis 75
One year $1.25
Six months 75
Three months 50
OUR PUBLICATIONS CONTAIN FULL AND CAREFULLY PREPARED MARKET
REPORTS OF THE LEADING MARKETS OF OUR CITY, REVISED
UP TO THE HOUR OF GOING TO PRESS.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET, A SPECIAL FEATURE OF OUR PUBLICATIONS,
QUOTING ACTUAL SALES AND A FULL REVIEW OF THE TRADE.
The reading matter is selected with care, and no pains are spared to make THE REVIEW
first-class in every respect. Sample copies sent free on application.
Subscribe and keep postefl.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The Advance.
DAVENPORT, - - - - IOWA.
ADVANCE PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
Only independent paper in the thi-ee cities, Davenport, Rock Island and Moline.
CIRCULATION, OVER 3,000.
The Advance is a 32-column paper, conducted on strictly business principles, and being the
only independent paper in and supplying a population of not less than 75,000
people in the three cities and suburbs, is a welcome visitor at
every fireside, and reaches people not met by
any other paper.
Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
64
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THE
DAIL.Y AND AVEEKLY HERALD.
Jacksonville,
Florida.
CLARK & GRAVES,
Publishers and Proprietors
JOHN T. GRAVES, Editor. H. R. CLARK,B. M.
Bright, Spicy. Democratic, Progressive and
Reliable.
Subscription, Daily, $6.00 per Annum ;
"Weekly, $1.00 per Annum.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
Published every Saturday Morning at
Gait, - . - - California.
MEACHAM & CAMPBELL, Proprietors.
Subscription, §3 per Year, or $2.50 if paid in
Advance.
Merchants and others can rely on getting
good returns from the use of its advertising
columns.
SOUTH CLEVELAND ADVOCATE.
Cleveland (Newburgh Station), Ohio.
HARRY H. NELSON, Editor and Publisher.
Published Saturdays at $1 per Annum.
Bright, Spicy, Upright and Impartial.
The only paper published in the Iron Ward.
In close proximity to large rolling mills and
other industries, makes it a good advertising
' REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
THE LAURENS SUN.
Laurens,
Iowa.
Published everj' Thursday, by
LOUIE E. LANGE, Editor and Proprietor.
The Sun is a fearless Independent Democrat-
ic paper, and untrammeled by bossism. It has
the largest circulation of any paper pub-
lished in the county, and is also the largest in
size (9 cols, folio). It was established in 1885.
It enjoys an immense advertising patronage.
Subscription Rates: one copy, one year, $1.50;
six months. 75 cts. ; three months, 40 cts.
THE ARKANSAW DISPATCH.
ESTABLISHED IN 1874.
Prescott,
Arkansas.
JOHN A. ANSLEY, Editor and Publisher.
A wide-awake Greenback and Labor Organ,
published every Wednesday. Real Estate
Agency, Lands advertised, bought and sold.
No charge for advertising lands. Five per
cent, on sales and purchases.
THE INDEPENDENT.
Published every Morning, at
Streator, - • Illinois.
FRED. LE ROY, Publisher.
The Independent is bright, crisp and newsy-
It is the only morning paper in a city with a
population of 15,000.
With a circulation of 1,500 it is an excellent
medium for advertisers.
THE HURON TIMES.
Huron, - . Dakota.
Daily and Weekly Editions.
NATHAN T. SMITH. JOHN CAIN.
Daily Edition, $10,00 per Year. Weekly Edi-
tion, $2.00 per Year.
The largest circulations and the best adver-
tising mediums in this section of the country.
Advertising rates furnished upon Application.
Address THE TIMES CO., Huron, Dakota.
THE COMRADE.
Cliicago,
Illinois.
THE OLDEST AND BEST G. A. R. PAPER
PUBLISHED.
Only $1.00 per Year.
Best advertising medium in the Order. Sam-
ple copies free. Has large circulation in
G. A. R., L. of the G. A. R., S. of V., W. R. C,
V. R. U. and other army organizations.
Address COMRADE PUBLISHING CO.
P.O. Box 210, Chicago, HI.
THE TALLAPOOSA JOURNAL.
Tallapoosa,
Haralson Co., Ga.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
A LIVE COUNTRY NEWSPAPER.
Located in the newly developed rich mineral
section of Western Georgia, the Journal
offers superior inducements to advertisers.
Rates and information upon application.
STAR.
Milton,
West Virginia.
M. M. BALLENTINE, Editor and Publisher.
This paper has an extensive circulation, as
there is no other paper printed in the place
or within 20 miles. Its circulation in a great
degree is among a class of people that take
no other paper, and who are greatly im-
pressed by advertisements. Advertising rates
cheap. Cash in advance to individual parties
without references.
THE WESTERN GOOD TEMPLAR.
Madison,
Wisconsin.
HENRY H. ROSER, Editor and Publisher.
The Western Good Templar is a radical
prohibition paper and circulates among an
excellent class of readers. Advertisers desir-
ing to advertise among Western people should
examine the claims of The Templar.
FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Send for Sample Copy and Advertising Rates.
THE OOLOGIST.
Albion,
New York.
FRANK H. LATTIN, Publisher.
A Bi monthly Magazine devoted to Oology,
Ornithology, and of special interest to
Scientists, Teachers and Curiosity Collectors.
Average circulation, 3,813 copies, and in-
creasing. Two special editions to be issued
in 1887, No. 2 in March and No. 4 in July.
Each of these will have a guaranteed circula-
tion of 10,000 copies. Advertising rates, 10
cents a line, 12 lines to the inch, 7 inches to
the column. 2 columns to the page.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1015
THE ibalxiivlore:
and Price Current.
A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED TO THE GENERAL COMMERCIAL INTERESTS
OF BALTIMORE AND THE SOUTH.
BALTIMORE, - - - MARYLAND.
PRICE: $3.00 A YEAR; SINGLE COPIES, 6 CENTS.
The Only Paper in the (^outh for Grocers, Country Merchants, Coinmis
sion Houses, Shippers of Produce, etc.
The Journal of Commerce was purchased by the present publishers in August, 1866,
from the estate of the late George U. Porter, who established it in 1850. It is the only
general trade paper of any standing in the entii-e South, and has for 36 years been the
acknowledged exponent and representative of the commercial interests of Baltimore.
The present publishers have given it a wider field, and it is their purpose to make it a
paper that will be indispensable to every merchant in the Southern States. It is under
the same management that has in four years brought the Manufacturers' Record to its
present position as the most widelj' known and quoted industrial paper in the country.
Since taking possession of The Journal of Commerce the publishers have inaugurated
several changes, omitting some features and adding others ; and they will endeavor to
make every issue an improvement upon the last. There is nothing slow or antiquated
about it. It is live, vigorous, enterprising and wide-awake ; always up with, or in
advance of, the times, and thoi-oughly readable. In its editorial and news columns it
deals with live topics in a live manner. Its review of the markets and quotations of
prices are exhaustive* are compiled with the utmost care, and present the most, sat-
isfactory, thorough and reliable reflex of the state of the markets.
The attention given to matters of general commercial interest, its General Jobbing
Quotations, and accurate review of the markets in FOOD STUFFS, GRAIN, FLOUR,
TOBACCO, LUMBER, COTTON, NAVAL STORES, and PRODUCE IN GENERAL, make
the paper of special value to Country Merchants, and to Grocers, Commission Houses
and Shippers of Produce.
THE PAPER HAS NOW A LARGE CIRCULATION AMONG THIS CLASS OF TRADE,
in Maryland. Virginia, West Vii-ginia, North Carolina, etc., and its advertising columns
ofEer a MOST VALUABLE MEDIUM through which WHOLESALE GROCERS
and DEALERS in FOOD SUPPLIES, MANUFACTURERS OF SPECIAL-
TIES, COMMISSION HOUSES and JOBBERS IN GENERAL
may reach the trade in these States and farther South.
Sample Copies sent on application.
MANUFACTURERS' RECOKi> CO., Publishers,
Baltimore, Md.
Geo. p. Rowhll & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New Yr.rk.
1016 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE MAIL..
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
MOWEAQUA, .... SHELBY CO., ILL.
J. W. CRANE. - - Editor and Proprietor.
Circulation, 700. An excellent advertising medium, and a first-class Family Paper,
firmly established. Fine Job Printing a specialty.
Geo. p. Rowell Sc Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADAIR COUNTY REPORTER.
OREEXFIELD, .... ADAIR CO., IOWA.
Published every Thursday. Subscription, $1.00 per annum.
The Reporter is the oldest newspaper published In Adair County, being now in its
FOURTEENTH YEAR. It alms to be pre-eminently a county paper, giving to the people all
county news. In discussing county questions it stands inflexibly for an economical and
strictly legal administration of county business ; and, while it is, and always has been,
uoreservedly loyal to the Republican party, it discusses all such questions free from party
bias. It is a superior advertising medium. GOW BROS. & BARTOW, Publishers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
COLE COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
JEFFERSON CITY, - - - . MISSOURI.
JOSEPH R. EDWARDS, Editor and Proprietor.
ADVERTISEMENTS SOLICITED AT REASONABLE RATES.
Geo. p. Rowkll *, Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE REPUBLICAN CITY TOPIC.
REPUBLICAN CITY, ... - NEBRASKA.
H. C. BARRON, Editor and Publisher.
The oldest, largest and best paper published in the city. Circulation guaranteed to be as
large as any in the county, and double that of any other paper in the city. Eight cut and
pasted pages, filled with choice local and general ne^vs. Advertising rates reasonable, and
will be made known on application. Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, No. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE INDEPENDENT JOURNAL.
GREENLEAF, - - - WASHINGTON CO., KAN.
J. W. BLISS, Editor and Publisher.
Established in January, 1881. Published every Thursday. Is a genuine Live, Local, Repub-
lican Paper. Publishes all Official County News. Has a steady and constantly increasing
cii'culation among Farmers, Mechanics, Stock Raisers and Business Men, and is the best
advertising medium in the county. Advertising rates reasonable, and afladavits of circulation
fm-nished advertisers when desired. Correspondence solicited from first-class advertisers
only. Home subscription, $1.5U per year. Foreign subscription, $1.00 per year.
THE INDICATOR.
DETROIT, - ... - MICHIGAN.
A NATIONAL JOURNAL OF INSURANCE.
Reaches all Insurance Companies, Agents and Brokers of Life, Fire, Marine, Accident and
Plate Glass Insurance, Real Estate Agents, Banks, Banking Offices, Capitalists, Leading
Manufacturers and Business Men. For certain classes of trade who desire to reach the above
class of people, this is an unexcelled advertising medium. Only suitable advertisements
accepted. Advertising rates made known upon application. Address, LEAVENWORTH &
BURR PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers, Mechanics' Block, Detroit, Mich.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ATWATER PRESS.
ATWATER, ..... MINNESOTA.
A " PARTIZAN " REPUBLICAN JOURNAL, devoted to the interests of the Republican
party and the laboring classes. Issued EVERY FRIDAY, by D. P. R. STRONG, Editor and
Proprietor, for the small sum of $1.50 per year.
Tiie very latest novelties known in Job and Commercial Work made use of in this office.
A full assortment of Electrotypes. All work neatly, cheaplj- and promptly executed. Adver-
tising rates made known upon application and an inspection of the " copy."
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LLANO R^URAL. ^
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
LLANO, . - . - - LLANO CO., TEX.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER ANNUM. ALL HOME PRINT.
BONA FIDE CIRCULATION 1,000 COPIES EACH WEEK.
Edited bv JOHN C. OATMAN, Attorney-at-Law, Real Estate and Collecting Agent and
Stock Broker. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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18S0.
VIRGINIA POST— 18S0. STAUNTON POST-ECHO-1884.
1887.
CONSOLIDATED
National Post-Echo-1886
A FOUR-PAGE, SIX-COLUMN PAPER.
[Published simultaneously at Washington, D. C, and Staunton
E. B. ROBINSON, Proprietor,
WASHINGTON,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
THE NATIONAL POST-ECHO IS THE LEADING JOURNAL OF THE SOUTH, AND
INDORSED BY THE PEOPLE.
SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
It has a large and increasing circulation in the two Virginias, District of Columbia, as
also throughout every State in the Union. It is beyond all comparison the best journal and
THE MOST VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF ITS CHARACTER.
RATES VERY REASONABLE AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
THE
Industrial Farm and Fireside
PUBLISHED AT
DETROIT,
TOLEDO,
AND
MICHIGAN.
OHIO,
WITH 17,000 READERS,
BY GALE ODERKIRK, A.M.
IS A FIRST-CL.ASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM,
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1018
GEO. P. ROVVELL & CO'tJ
THE STATE JOURNAL..
Parkersburg,
West Virginia.
WHITE & BAKER, Editors and Publishers.
This paper is the only Daily in the 4th Con-
gressionai;District, and the only $1.00 Weekly
in Wood County, thereby making it a valuable
Advertising Medium.
T I 31 E S .
Bedford,
Quebec.
R. A. CROTHERS, Editor and Publisher.
A Weekly paper, published Thursdays, with
a circulation of over 1,600, and increasing, a
valuable advertising medium. Nevr building
built and new press bought recently to
accommodate demand. Liberal in politics, it
being the organ of that party in the count;'.
DER SEND BOTE.
Published Weekly at
Cleveland,
Ohio.
ORGAN OF THE GERMAN BAPTISTS OF
NORTH AMERICA,
C. HASELHUHN. Editor.
H. SCHULTE, Business Manager.
Subscription, Post Paid : America and
Canada, $2.00 per year ; Germany and Switzer-
land, $2.50 per year. A valuable advertising
medium.
THE CHICAGO SIFTTNGS.
Issued every Saturday, at
tJ46 «fe 248 South Halsted Street,
Chicago, 111.
By HIGGINS BROS., Publishers.
The Sittings is a bright Democratic Journal,
devoted to General News.
With its circulation of 8,000 weekly it is a
most desirable advertising medium.
LiA BEPUBL.ICA.
Sau Francisco, - California.
La Republica, a newspaper pul)lislied
weekly, in thei Spanish language, in Sau
Francisco. Established in 1879. Has a large
circulation in Mexico, Central and South
America, and also among the Spanish reading
people of this coast. On this account it
affords an excellent advertising medium to
those now doing business in those countries
and wlio are desirous of extending it as well
as to those who have never sought business in
this direction. Rates for advertising, mode-
rate. Address wUSTAVO LEVY, Business
Manager, 531 California Street, Rooms 6 and 7
Established 1877. 10th Year.
THE SAVANNAH L.OCAL,.
Savannah,
Georgia.
A 32-column Weekly Papei'. Next Oldest
in the Citj%
ELY OTTO, Editor and Proprietor.
THE HERALD.
Helena,
Montana.
FISK BROS., Editors and Publishers.
Is the Leading Daily and Weekly Newspaper
of the Northwest.
Established Twenty Years. Leads in Circu-
lation and Influence.
Tlie cheapest paper in tlie South. Mailed to
any address on receipt of $1.00.
The Local is spicy, original and newsy. If
you desire a good family Journal subscribe
for it. Advertising rates low.
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST.
THE BENTON STANDARD.
Benton,
Illinois.
Published every Friday morning at Benton,
county seat of Franklin County, Illinois.
Eight-page, six-column paper. Democratic.
Benton is situated on the Cairo Short Line
R.R., 90 miles from St. Louis, in the centre of
a fine farming region. The Standard was
established in 1848. and is the second paper in
age in Southern Illinois. It lias a live list of
800 readers, and advertisers will find it a desir-
able medium. Address all communications
to A. M. BRO WNLEE, Editor and Publisher.
DER DEUTSCHE PIONEER.
Wausau,
Wisconsin.
A. W. YOUNG, Editor and Publisher.
A live German Republican paper with an
extensive circulation. Published every Satur-
day. Subscription, $2.00 a year. No Ads.
will be accepted in exchange for goods, that
is we will accept goods in exchange for space,
but only at cash rates, not paying part cash
and part advertising.
A First class Advertising Medium.
ADVANCE
Holsteiu,
Iowa.
W. F. HUTTON, Editor and Publisher.
The only paper published here, therefore a
good advertising medium. Bona fide circula-
tion, 643. Advertising rates as follows: 1
column, $80 ; }4 column, $45 ; J^ column, $25 ;
Vg column, $15; 1 inch, $6 a year. Local
notices, 10 cents a line ; insertion under busi-
ness notice column, 5 cents a line.
THE MAPIiE LEAF.
Port Dover,
Ontario, Can,
L. G. MORGAN, Editor and Proprietor.
This Journal is rapidly rising in influence
and circulation in the Counties of Norfolk
and Haldimand, both of which are rich agri-
cultural, stock-raising, fruit-growing and
manufacturing counties, thickly populated
with intelligent well-to-do people. Adver-
tisers wishing to reach these classes cannot
do better than advertise in the Maple Leaf.
It gathers all the local news and is well edited
and neatly printed
THE WAKEFIELD RECORD.
Wakefield,
Massachusetts.
Eight Pages. Published every Friday.
FRED. W. YOUNG, Publisher.
Representative Local Newspaper, First-Class
in Every Respect.
Circulates widely in Wakefield, Greenwood,
Lynntield, South Lynnfield, Montrose, Read-
ing and Adjoining Towns. Send for Sample
Copy. An unrivaled Advertising Medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1019
The Normal Worker.
GENESEO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
PUBLISHED BY THE MANAGERS
OF
THE NORTH-WESTERN NORMAL.
GOES TO MORE THAN 2,000 TEACHERS.
-A D VERTl SERS-
•WHO WISH TO REACH THIS CLASS OF READERS SHOULD TAKE SPACE IN
THE NORMAL WORKER.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ONE INCH, PER MONTH, 40 cents.
TWO INCHES, PER MONTH, - - 70 "
THREE INCHES, PER MONTH, $1.00
SEVEN INCHES. PER MONTH, - - 2.00
FOURTEEN INCHES, OR ONE COLUMN, PER MONTH, . - - 3.50
Address, COOK & STEVENS,
GENESEO, ILL.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
1020 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
LACONIC.
liACLEDE. ...... MISSOURI.
Published every Thursday, by REV. HENRY B. BARNES.
A flrst-class weekly newspaper, devoted to Religion, Education, Temperance, Science.
Literature, ART and general news of the day, and in interest of LACLEDE and Linn County,
Mo., and has a circulation of 600 and rapidly increasing. As an advertising medium, it can
safely be relied upon to give entire satisfaction to all who patronize its columns. Please send
direct to " LACONIC " office any advertisement you may desire, and you shall be charged very
reasonable rates. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yort.
THE LITTIiE RIVER MONITOR^
Little River is situated at the junction of the Chicago, Kansas & Western R. R. with the
McPherson branch of the A., T. & S. F., in a fine agricultural country. Advertising Rates :
$100 per column, per year. Proportional rates for shorter time or less space, for contracts to
exceed one mouth, double rates for one mouth and under. Locals 5 cents per line, per Inser-
tion, to regular advertisers. Transient, 10 cents per line. Business cards, §5 per year. Estab-
lished July 1, 1886. Average Aveekly circulation for the last four months, 3.50. Population of
the county, 12,853. Will have a cii'culation of 50(i. Advertisers must pay cash or its equiva-
lent. No advertising taken to fill up. A live, progressive, Independent newspaper, published
every Thursday, at LITTLE RIVER, Rice Co., Kan.s. T. G. ROBISON, Editor and Publisher.
DER WANDERER AM LAKE SUPERIOR.
Published everv Thursdav, at
MARQUETTE, ..... MICHIGAN.
GRIENINGER & ROHL, Publishers.
This is the only German publication on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, therefore the
advertisers will find it the best medium to reach the large German population of the Iron,
Copper and Lumber Districts.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spi-uce St., New York.
PATRIOT.
CHARITON, -..--- IOWA.
E. LEWIS, Editor and Publisher.
This paper's circulation is larger than all other papers in the county combined. Sub-
scription price, §1.50 a year. It goes to eleven Post Offices in Lucas County also seventj'-two
Post Offices in the State of Iowa, and cu-culates in thirty-three States and Territories.
The best advertising medium of any county paper in the West.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CEDAR COUNTY NONPAREIL.
HARTINGTON, ... - - NEBRASKA.
ESTABLISHED IN 18T5.
JOHN H. FELBER, Editor and Publisher.
WEEKLY CIRCULATION, 500. PATENT INSIDE.
JOB WORK NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE STAKED PLAIN.
MIDLAND, -...-- TEXAS.
J. C. RATHBUN, Publisher.
The Staked Plain has the widest circulation of any paper west of Fort Worth, Texas.
The immense stretch of country from which the paper takes its'name is an elevated plateau
eighty miles east and west by two hundred and fifty miles north and south, and is being
rapidly occupied by ranchmen and stock farmers. This is one of the best advertising fields
in the United States. Subscription, §2.00 per annimi,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TIMES.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
ALEXANDRIA, .... - INDIANA.
TIMES PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
The Times is an all-home printed, eight-page paper, in a live, booming manufacturing
town, surrounded by a thickly populated farming country. The population is composed of
thrifty farmers who possess their own farms. With its cii'culation of 800 copies The Times is
a desii'able medium for advertisers. For rates address,
TIMES PUBLISHING CO., Times Building, Alexandria, Ind.
ALSO PUBLISH "TIMES," AT SUMMITVILLE, IND.
L'ETENDARD.
3r JAMES STREET, - - - MONTREAL., CAN.^
PREXDERGAST & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
Established in January, 1883. Daily and Weekly Paper.
THE ONLY FRENCH DAILY IN CANADA HAVING THREE EDITIONS.
MORNING, THREE AND SIX O'CLOCK P. M.
Its Weekly Edition, composed of sixteen pages, is the widest spread and most popular
among farmers. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1021
The Daily City item.
ALEXANDRIA, - - - VIRGINIA.
ESTABLISHED JULY 1, 1885.
D. W. WHITING, Editor and Publisher.
CIRCULATION, Jan. 1, 1887, 1,3S0. CITY CIRCULATION, Oct. 31, S33 (sworn to).
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OP ANY OTHER PAPER IN THE CITY,
Any other paper setting a claim for as large a circulation as this paper in the City of Alex-
andria simply sets up what they know to be false.
COUNTRY CIRCULATION, 500, AND INCREASING.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE CITY OR IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Saturday Register.
FRANKFORT, - - - NEW YORK.
J. G. HARDELL, Editor and Proprietor.
PRACTICAL, PROGRESSIVE, CLEAN, FRESH AND RELIABLE.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum, in advance. Established 1885,
Its circulation is steadily increasing among the most intelligent and influential classes.
Its advertising patronage has more than trebled in the past year, and it is rapidly becoming
recognized as the leading journal in Herkimer County. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Lake County Times.
LIBERTYVILLE, - - - ILLINOIS.
It is the Leading Paper in the county ! It is the Largest Paper in the county 1 It is the
Most Popular ! It is growing more so every week. It has the Largest Cu'culation. It
goes to 51 Towns and Villages. It circulates along the lines of three trunk railroads.
It is an eight-page paper, chock full of the best, spiciest, choicest, and most instructive
reading matter of any paper in Northern Illinois. Its columns contain the market reports,
tinancial, commercial, national, political, social, local and general news of the week. Its
miscellany is rich, rare and racy. Its editorials are sparkling, brief and brilliant. Its senti-
ment is pure, wholesome, fearless and true. It is the paper for the farmer, for the merchant,
for the mechanic, for the rich, for the poor, for the good, for the beautiful, and for the brave.
It has in it each week, fiction, poetry and fact. It has a complete story. It has a i^age of
agricultural and forestry notes. It has a horse column every week. It has all the local news,
AND IT CAN BE HAD A WHOLE YEAR FOR Sl.oO.
It is published at Liberty ville EVERY TUESDAY. Advertisers will find it the only
paper in the county it will pay to consider. L. B. HILLES, Editor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Democratic Banner.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS, AT
NORFOLK, - - - - VIRGINIA.
CIRCULATION-THREE THOUSAND.
CONTAINING TWELVE COLUMNS LIVE, LATEST AND FRESH READING MATTER.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1,00 PER ANNUM; SIX MONTHS, Toe.
ADVERTISING RATES:
1 square (1 inch), 1 year $18
1 square (1 inch), 6 mos 10
1 square (1 inch), 3 mos 6
2 squares (2 in.), 1 year $30
2 squares (2 in.), 6 mos 17
2 squares (2 in.), 3 mos 10
3 squares (8 in.), 1 year $46
3 squares (8 in.), 6 mos 27
3 squares (3 in.), 3 mos 15
LARGER SPACE OR LONGER TIME, SPECIAL RATES
Address A. J. DALTON, Editor and Proprietor, Dalton's Building, Main St.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1022
- GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAILY AND WEEKLY REGISTER
New York.
Ne-wburgh,
JOHN A. MASON, Proprietor.
Largest daily circulation on Hudson River
between New York and Albany.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
Both daily and weekly circulate among peo-
ple able to make purchases.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. are our New York
Agents.
THE INDIANAPOLIS GAZETTE.
Established in 1873.
ludiauapolis,
ludiaua.
J. A. DYNES & CO., Publishers.
Only distinctive county paper published in
Marion County, Indiana. Large circulation
in adjoining counties. Rates of advertising
furnished on application. The Gazette is the
only paper published at Indianapolis that
prints the news from the various towns in
Marion Countj', and goes direct to the best
people of the county.
WEST VIRGINIA GOOD
TEMPLAR.
Gerardstown, - West Virginia.
J. B. MORGAN, Editor and Publisher.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF GRAND LODGE
I. O. G. T.
It is a Bi-Weekly familv newspaper, de-
voted to the inculcaticn of Temperance Prin-
ciples. Subscription, 75 cents.
TIMES.
Established 1870. An Eight-page Semi-
monthlj' Paper. Subscription, 50 cents. A
good advertising medium.
THE COURIER.
Kent,
Ohio.
Published by CHAS. H. SCOTT,
Late with the Cincinnati Gazette.
IS THE
ONLY REPUBLICAN
IN KENT.
PAPER
It is the only paper in Kent which prints
both sides in its own office (no patent inside).
It circulates 900 copies every week among
the most intelligent and best class of citizens
of Kent and Portage County.
THE DEAF MUTE OPTIC.
Published at the Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute
Little Rock, - Arkansas.
FRANCIS D. CLARKE, principal and editor ;
S. C. BRIGHT, instructor in printing and pub-
lisher. Size, 21x28 ; subscription, $1 ; actual
bona fide circulation 400, and the list is in-
creasing. Circulates over the State and
among the deaf and dumb generally. Adver-
tising rates 50 cents per square (10 lines), for
first insertion and 25 cents each subsequent
insertion. To parties advertising largely by
the year a lil)eral discount wull be made. All
kinds of Job and book printing done. This is
the only deaf mute paper in the State.
THE DAKOTA BLIZZARD.
Casseltou,
Dakota.
H. P. UFFORD, Editor and Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.
Eight-page Quarto. Issued every Friday.
The Leading Country Newspaper of North
Dakota. Subscription steadily increasing.
SEND FOR TERMS.
THE CAMBRIA FREEMAN.
Ebeusburg,
Pennsylvania,
Democratic Official Organ at County Seat.
Established 1867.
JAS. G. HASSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Guaranteed Circulation, 1,188.
The Freeman contains more reading matter
than any other paper in the count}'.
Exceptional advantages offered advertisers
desiring choice positions.
THE
MANUFACTURING JEWELER.
Providence, - Rhode Island.
W. B. FROST, Editor and Manager.
An elegantly printed monthly magazine,
indispensable to the jewelers and watch-
makers of the United States and Canada. Is-
sued ihe first of every month. Has bright
letters from all the leading markets and cen-
tres of fashion. Technical information for
practical watchmakers and goldsmiths. Fear-
less comment on tmielj' subjects. Advertise-
ments inserted at reasonable rates. Address
THE MANUFACTURING JEWELER, Box
114S, Providence, R. I.
TIMES.
Tuscaloosa,
Alabama.
JOHN F. WARREN, Business Manager.
Established over 65 years.
Democratic.
Subscription, $1.00 a year.
Best advertising medium in the State. Cir-
culation over 1,000 weekly.
Published by Times Publishing Company.
THE LELAND EXPRESS.
Leland,
La Salle Co., HI.
WARREN, WENTWORTH & CO., Publishers.
Terms, in advance, $1.50 per year.
SAMPLE COPY FREE.
Published every Thursday morning from
the office of the Express.
CIRCULATION, 600.
The Express is one of the most popular
journals in this section of the country and
has few equals as an advertising medium.
TERMS ON APPLICATION.
A. O. U. W. GUIDE.
St. Paul,
Minnesota.
Published everv Friday, bv
THE GUIDE PRII^flNG COMPANY,
Terms, $1.50 per annum, in advance.
A weekly newspaper devoted to the inter-
ests of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
and the Select Knights of A. O. U. W. The
large circulation of The Guide makes it an
invaluable advertising medium All com-
munications should be addressed to The Guide
Printing Co., 336 Jackson St., St. Paul, Minn.
CATTARAUGUS STAR.
Machias,
'Sew York.
Published every Thursday, by The Cattarau-
gus Star Publishing Co. (L't'd.)
J. C. SMITH.
Editor.
The Star is unquestionably unrivaled as
an advertising medium. Circulates among
the best classes and is largely patronized by
home advertisers. Advertising rates made
known upon application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1023
1776. 1887.
The American Flag,
A WEEKLY AMERICAN NEWSPAPER. PUBLISHED AT
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
JOHN F. LIPPHARD, Business Manager and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION : Two Dollars per Year ; Single Copies, Five Cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT REASONABLE RATES.
Busine.ss men will And it to their advantage to advertise in The Flag, circulating as it does
In all parts of the coutiueut. Especially is the advertising patronage of all
AMERICAN BUSINESS MEN EARNESTLY SOLICITED.
THE CIRCULATION OF " THE AMERICAN FLAG " IS UNPRECEDENTED IN THE
HISTORY OF WEEKLY JOURNALISM IN AMERICA,
It is the mouthpiece of the hundreds of patriotic American Orders, and goes into the
American homes of the laud.
It is independent in politics, and devoted to the interests of pure Americanism. It
confidently expects the support of all AMERICANS who love freedom and respect the
flag. It believes the time has come for a return to the patriotic impulses and lofty senti-
ments that actuated Washington and the Founders of the Republic.
It fears for the perpetuity of our sacred institutions when it sees the constant influx
of alien anarchists ; the fading of our flag from the high seas; the indignities heaped
upon Americans at home and abroad ; the debilitated and dismantled state of our navy ;
the fatal feebleness of our fortifications ; the steady eucroachmentupon our public
schools— the sm-estlbulwark of a free state. It believes the time has fully come when
AMERICANS SHOULD RULE AMERICA.
It believes in the "typical American," and urges that none but Americans should
be put on guard.
It has no quarrel with any man's religion ; but it stands ready to fight even that, if
it is used as a means with which to undermine and overthrow our sacred American
institutions. It acknowledges fealty to nothing but God and the American Government,
and will fight the enemies of constitutional freedom in America, in whatever shape
they make the attack,
LET ALL PATRIOTIC AMERICANS SUSTAIN US IN THIS HOLY AND RIGHTEOUS
WARFARE.
Send Five Cents for Sample Copy
Address, AMERICAN FLAG,
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1024 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE FLORIDA CHAUTAUQUA.
CINCINNATI, - - ~~ ... OHIO.
AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY JOURNAL, devoted to popular education and assembly
work. Circulation not limited as indicated by name. Reaches every State and Territory of
the Union. Contains numerous lectures and addresses delivered at educational gatherings
and is an excellent journal for HOME CULTURE. Illustrations of educational resorts a spe-
cialty. Subscription price, 50 cents per year. Address, " THE FLORIDA CHAUTAUQUA," Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, lU Spruce St., New York.
THE TELEPHONE.
WALNUT RIDGE, ... LAWRENCE CO., ARK.
G. THORNBURGH, Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
The Telephone circulates extensively through nine counties. Located at the crossing of
two trunk line railroads, it has a large and accessible territory unoccupied bv anv other
paper. It has OA-er 1,0 H) bona flde subscribers, and for the amount of reading it contains it is
the cheapest paper in Arkansas. Approved by all classes and read by over 4,(XH) people. The
best advertising medium in Arkansas outside of the State capital.
THE ARROWTSMITH NEWS.
Issued Wednesdays, at
ARROWSMITH, - - - McI.EAN CO., ILL.
FRANK WOOLLEY, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00. Size, 22x30.
The News is a bright, Independent journal. It contains all the local news and has a
correspondent in tlie adjoining townships and towns. Advertising rates made known on
application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE WABASH COURIER.
WABASH, - - - . - . INDIANA.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF WABASH COUNTY.
COURIER PRINTING CO., Publishers. LEE LINN, Editor.
In the front rank of the representative weeklies of Indiana. The stock is owned by the
most prominent business and professional men of the community. Best advertising mecUum
in the county. Published every Friday, Terms, $1.50 per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MARTHA'S VINEYARD HERALD.
COTTAGE CITY, - - - lUASSACHUSETTS.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY CHARLES STRAHAN.
During July and August The Herald is published semi- weekly. It is extensively quoted
by prominent journals all over the country. In politics it is absolutely independent, and is
the only paper in Southern Massachusetts containing Dr. Talmage's sermons. It is through-
out a live, newsy, readable paper. The Herald is the only paper published in Cottage City,
and circulates extensively in Vineyard Haven, Edgartown, New Bedford and adjoining towns.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known on application. Price, $2.00 a year, in advance,
or $1.25 for six months. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DEUTSCH-AMERIKANISCHE APOTHEKER-ZEITUNG.
(GERMAN-AMERICAN DRUGGISTS' GAZETTE.)
104 JOHN STREET, - _ - . NEW YORK.
Published Semi-Monthly by the PHARMACEUTICAL PUBLISHING CO.
The only semi-monthly organ representing the interests of Pharmaceutists, Physicians and
Chemists ijublished in the German language in America. It circulates largely among the
educated classes of the German- American population of the United States, Canada and for-
eign countries. Subscription, $2.00 a year. Address all communications as above.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
I. O. O. r. GUEST.
EDEN, . . _ - - BUCKS CO., PA.
W. G. P. BRINCKLOE, Editor.
Monthly ; 25 cents a year. Cii-culates in 1(\0(X) lodges of the Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows. Advertisements solicited. Terms ou apiilication.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS RECORD.
3Ionthly ; 25 cents a year. Circulates in the 6,000 lodges of the Knights of Pythias. Adver-
tisements solicited. Terms on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WISCONSIN INTER-OCEAN.
WEST SUPERIOR, - - . . WISCONSIN.
MERRITT C. FRENCH, Editor and Publisher.
Published every Saturday, for the State at large and West Superior in particular, giving
all the general and local news. Joli work executed to order in the neatest and promptest
manner. A flrst-class advertising medium.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1025
The Woonsocket Times.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, OX FRIDAY, AT
WOONSOCKET, - j^ - - DAKOTA.
KAXOUSE & FOLSOM, Proprietors. THEO. D. KANOUSE, Editor.
LARGEST AND MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED PAPER IX SAXBORX COUNTY.
Is read by all classes. First-class Advertising Medium for Southern Dakota, Iowa, Minne-
sota and Wisconsin.
CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE AXD TERRITORY OF THE UXIOX.
ADVERTISEMEXTS WILL BE TAKEX AT STAXDARD RATES FROM RELIABLE FIRMS.
RATES FURXISHED OX APPLICATIOX.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE
Herald and Adij^ndack Tourist.
Published Weekly, at
BOONVILLE, - • _-_ - NEW YORK.
WILLARD BROS., EDITORS AND PROPRIETORS.
Sworn Circulation, over 2,600 Copies.
A live, progressive, independent newspaper. Established in 1851.
News from the great Adirondack Region of New York State a specialty.
Sportsmen, Farmers, Mechanics and others should subscribe for it, and business men
advertise in it.
Subscription Price, $1.30 a Year.
Advertising rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
*' Freidenker."
MILWAUKEE, - - - WISCONSIN.
FREEDOM, CULTURE AXD PROSPERITY FOR ALL I
(Organ of the Freethinkers of North America, and of the Union of Radicals.)
"AMERIKANISCHE TURNZEITUNG."
(Turnerische Ausgabe des " Freideuker.") (Organ of the "X'orth American Tm-uerbund.")
Editor— C. HERMAN'N BOPPE.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY FREIDEXKER PUBLISHIXG CO., Milwaukee, Wis.
Terms per annum, | .. Amerikauis'clie Turuzeituiig,'"''. ', '. s'.'oo
In the " Freideuker," which is now iu its 16th year of existence, political, social and
religious matters are discussed with a view to general enlightenment and progress. The
" Amerikanische Turnzeitung " contains the same reading matter as the "Freidenker," and
in addition thereto a large number of essays on physical culture, and communications of
interest to lovers of the gymnastical art. Both editions of the " Freidenker " are excellent
mediums for advertisements of more than local interest. Circulation of both editions, 5.250.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spn « St., New York.
The Jewish Free Press.
ST. LOUIS, - - - - MISSOURI.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
THE ONLY JEWISH PAPER BETWEEN ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO.
REACHES EVERY JEWISH FAMILY IN THE SOUTH AND WEST.
Sworn Circulation, 5,200 to 6,700,
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
102«
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ESTABLISHED 1842.
THE FLUSHING JOURNAIi.
New York.
Fliisliiusr,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
C. W. SMITH,
Publisher.
Is the oldest and largest paper published on
Long Island, and goes to nearly every post-
office. Has the largest circulation and is the
leading advertising medium.
THE ABC PATHFINDER
RAILWAY GUIDE.
67 Federal Street, Boston, 3Iass.
The oldest Guide in America, and the only
official Guide published in New England, en
jovs a circulation many times lar^^er than all
other Guides combined. It contains two large
colored maps, and is by all odds the cheapest
and best advertising medium in the United
States. Published on the 1st of every month
and mailed to subscribers for $2.50 per annum,
in advance. Single copies 25 cents. Sold every-
where. New England Railway Pub. Co.
THE EVENING COURIER.
Jackson,
Jackson, Co., Mich.
Published every evening (Sundays excepted),
by W. P. HEATON.
A paper for the people and read by the people.
Terms— 35 cents per month, in advance, by
mail or carrier. Single copies, 2 cents. It
circulates in a city of over 21,0u0 population,
Weekly Courier, $1.00 per Year.
REVIEW.
(Successor to the Enterprise.)
Laurel,
Established 1876.
3Iaryland.
J. H. Peake, Editor. C. P. Peake, Publisher.
Devoted to the interests of Lam-el and the
sm-rounding country. An eight-page, enter-
taining paper, with a large and increasing
circulation. The best Advertising Medium in
Southern Maryland. A first-class Job Printing
Establishment connected with the Office.
LOW ADVERTISING RATES.
TELEGRAM.
Beallsville,
Pennsylvania.
THOMAS ROBISON & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
THE LEADER.
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON.
New York City, - New York,
Under the Auspices of and Controlled by
THE CENTRAL LABOR UNION.
The Central Labor Union is the repre-
sentative body of 215 Trades and Labor Or-
ganizations and Clerks' and Salesmen's Asso-
ciations ol New York City and Vicinity, with
a membership in good standing of nearly
250,000 men and women. Average Daily Cir-
culation, 47,0(30. The Leader is the best ad-
vertising medium for "Help Wanted," as
it is read in every Workingman's Family.
THE JOURNAL.
An eight-page weekly newspaper, lively
and vigorous, with an increasing circulation
throughout Washington County, read by an
intelligent farming people and would well
pay advertisers to write for rates.
THE EXPRESSMAN.
239 B'way & 1 Park PI., N. Y. City.
Express Printing and Pub. Co., Publishers.
SILAS ST. JOHN, Manager.
(P.O. Box, 74.)
Published on the 15th of each mouth. De-
voted exclusively to Express interests. The
recognized official organ of the service.
Terms, $1.00 per annum. Branch offices, 3.S
Court Square, Boston, Mass., 65 Washington
St Chicago, 111. Each issue contains official
note of all changes in the service for the cur-
rent month.
Published weekly, at
Altoua, - - Knox Co., III.
S. P. WHITING, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, $1.00 per Year.
Advertising rates made known on applica-
tion. The well-established circulation of The
Journal ranks it as the best advertising me-
dium in Snox County,
THE SEYMOUR TIMES.
Seymour.
Connecticut.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
J. H. WHITING, - Editor and Publisher
The Times, issued every Thursday afternoon,
is one of the best local family newspapers
in the State. It cu-culates largely among the
intelligent people of the most populous
counties. Advertisers will find no better me-
dium than the columns of The Times. Adver-
tisements inserted at reasonable rates. Ad-
dress all communicatijns to The Seymour
Times.
THE CONVERTED CATHOLIC.
60 Bible House, New York City.
Edited and Published by FATHER O'CON-
NOR, the Reformed Catholic Priest.
A monthly magazine, devoted to the Con-
version of Roman Catholics. Now in its 4th
vear of publication. An able, eloquent and
fearless advocate of Roman Catholic Reform
—a reform that is becoming absolutely neces-
sary for the safety of om- country. Adver-
tisers who desire to reach thousands of our
best citizens will do well to utilize its ably
written pages. Truly yours,
JAMES A. O'CONNOR.
THE FREIE PRESSE.
Wilmington,
Dela>vare»
GER3IAN DAILY PRESS.
NANETTE SCHEU, Publisher.
The Freie Presse is the Only German Daily
in Delaware.
The Freie Presse is taken by every Ger-
man family, and no better advertising rae-
dium exists.
MIRROR.
North Carolina.
Wilson,
J. HOWARD BROWN, Business Manager.
Circulates in all the Counties of Eastern N. C.
In a new form and under new management.
Type new, clear cut and a beautiful face.
Interesting pen pictures by the well known
writer Mr. Henry Blount, editor-in-chief. A
clean, pure, bright and interesting family
paper. One of the best advertising mediums
in the South.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1027
The Hotel Register-
THE WEEKLY HOTEL. TRADE JOURNAL..
1 & 9 WARREN STREET, - NEW YORK CITY.
REACHES ALL THE 50,000 HOTELS IX NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS, WHO SPEND ANNUALLY
OVER ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS AMONG HOTELS.
Tells All About Ne^> Hotels Being Erected.
TELLS ALL THE HOTEL NEWS.
ALL ABOUT ALL THE HOTELS.
ALL ABOUT THE SUMMER AND WINTER RESORTS.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Sii.OO A YEAR; SI. 00 SIX 3IONTHS.
ADVERTISING RATES, 15 CENTS A LINE,
The New Hotel Directory of all Principal Hotels, sent Free, as a Premium, to every
Subscriber.
Address,
THE HOTEL REGISTER,
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING HOUSE,
7 & 9 WARREN STREET,
New York City
Gbo. p. Rowbll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1028 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SUNDAY EYE.
BI.OOHIINGTON, - - . . . IL.L.INOIS.
BEST HU3I0R0US AND LITERARY PAPER PUBLISHED.
GEO. L. HUTCHIX, Editor. C. M. LEEK, Associate Editor.
SWORN CIRCULATION 10,000 COPIES WEEKLY.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THE WEST.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
EVENING TIMES.
BRADDOCK, .... PENNSYLVANIA.
LARGE & COMPANY, Editors and Publishers.
A live, progressive daily paper, being the only daily published in the city, with a circula-
tion of 1,000 and increasing. A flrst-class advertising medium. Write for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AMERICAN BANK REPORTER.
Formerly Tliompson's Bank Note and Commercial Reporter and Underwood's Bank Note
Reporter. (Consolidated.) 25 PARK. PLACE, P. O. Box 411, NEW YORK.
The original, oldest and most widely circulated bank publication in America. A bi-
monthly and weekly for $4.00 a year. Now endorsed by all the leading bankers throughout
United States and Canada and the United States Treasury Department. To advertisers : As
an advertising medium w^e claim it is excelled by none in its line of business. Its circulation
is double that of any similar publication in this country among people Avho have money to
spend, and consulted by business men generally. It is the only reliable and practical jbank
newspaper. Advertisers will at once perceive the advantage of advertising in it.
THE "WHEELiMEN'S GAZETTE^
SPRINGFIELD, - - - . MASSACHUSETT.S.
READ IT!
It is the popularity of The Gazette and its large circulation which enables us to offer the
paper at such a LOW PRICE !
Of course the paper improves with age.' We can't help it, FOR 'TIS OUR NATURE TO.
ENJOY IT!
We believe in reading, and feel it our SOLEMN DUTY to advise you to subscribe now,
while the fever is on. There is nothing cheaper or better (50c. a year). ENOUGH SAID !
THE MEDICAL HERALD^
LOUISVILLE, - . . - . KENTUCKY.
EDWARD MILLER, M. D., Editor. C. W. KELLY, M. D., Associate Editor.
ROGERS, TULEY & CO., Publishers.
A ' MONTHLY JOURNAL OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE KNOX COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
MT. VERNON, ..... OHIO.
GEORGE W. WOLFE, Sole Proprietor.
THE LARGEST AND BEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN KNOX CO., OHIO-
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
HAS A LARGER BONA FIDE CIRCULATION THAN AjfY OTHER PAPER ,
IN THE COUNTY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADVERTISE IN '
THE NORTH-WESTERN SUBURBANITE.
PARK RIDGE, _ - . - . ILLINOIS.
C. G. KINGWILL, Editor and Publisher.
It is the only paper devoted to the interests of Park Ridge and other northwestern
suburbs of Chicago, having a combined population of over ti,(X)0. Published every Saturday.
Advertising rates low. Specimen copies free. Circulation, 800.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LEADER.
ST. JOHNSVILLE, .... NEW YORK.
KNIGHT & FOX, Editors and Proprietors.
The leading paper in the town of St. Johnsville. It is independent in politics and devoted
to the interest of the town and Montgomery County. Has a large and growing circulation ;
contains choice news fi-om all parts of the county, and is a desii-able advertising medium.
SUBSCRIPTION, $l.-25 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
AaiERlCAN NE^YSPAPEK DIRECTOllY, 1029
The Labor Advocate.
CALERA, - - - - ALABAMA.
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN ALABAMA THAT FAVORS THE THIRD PARTY
MOVEMENT, IT BEING ENTIRELY DEVOTED TO THE LABOR AND
INDEPENDENT PARTY AND A PROTECTIVE TARIFF,
»1. SI. IN ADVANCE.
IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN ALABAMA
THAT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED NO LONGER THAN
THE LABOR ADVOCATE.
THE LABOR ADVOCATE was established in 1884, and during its sliort existence has had
more praise and patronage tliau many papers tliree times its age.
It enters the homes of all classes of the community. Farmers, Wheelers, Knights of
Labor, Greenbackers, Independents, Republicans, Democrats. Merchants, Real Estate Men,
Mechanics, Professional Men, and, in fact, ALL CLASSES READ
THE LABOR ADVOCATE.
ADVERTISERS APPRECIATE ITS VALUE AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM AND
PATRONIZE ITS C0LU3INS.
For sample copies of THE LABOR ADVOCATE, and rates of advertising, address, with
stamps, THE LABOR ADVOCATE PUB. CO.,
W. H. DAVIDSON. Manager, Calera, Shelby County, Alabama.
Geo, p. Rowell & Co,, Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Anita Weekly Tribune
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CASS COUNTY.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. IBY SHERM. F. MYERS. AT
ANITA, , - - - CASS CO., IOWA.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
If not paid in advance, $2.00 per annum.
THE TRIBUNE " HAS MORE THAN DOUBLE THE CIRCULATION OF ANY OTHER
PAPER IN THE CITY.
The Tribune Is a red-hot Republican paper, devoted to choice literature, local and general
news.
Its growth has'ibeen unprecedented. Its cirr^ulation is rapidly increasing.
Advertisements Inserted at the Rate of $150.00 per Column.
Address all communications to
SHERM. F, MYERS, Editor and Proprietor, Anita, Cass Co., Iowa,
Geo, P, Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
EVENING AND WEEKL.Y
Port Jervis,
GAZETTE.
New York.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
The Evening Gazette is issued every even-
ing, except Sunday, and is a first-class adver-
tising medium, with a large circulation.
Subscription price, $5.(X) per year.
The Weekly Gazette is the standai-d family
newspaper for Pike County, Pa.; Sussex
County, N. J., and Orange and Sullivan coun-
ties, N. Y., and has the largest circulation of
any newspaper published in this section of
the country. Subscription price. .$2.1)0 per year.
THE PASADENA UNION.
Pasadena,
California.
J. E. CLARKE, Editor and Proprietor.
The Union represents the most prosperous
section of Southern California.
Sample Copies sent to any Address.
THE SUN.
Is Issued every Friday, at
Ozark,
Franklin Co., Ark.
M. STROUP, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.00 per Year.
The Sun is a live Democratic paper. Its
large circulation in Western Arkansas makes
it an excellent medium for advertisers who
desire to reach the people of Ozark, Fort
Smith, Mulberry, Charleston, Alston, Webb
City, Altus, Alma and other towns and sur-
rounding country. Rates upon application.
THE SOUTH-WEST.
Bland C. H.
Virginia.
W. C, HEDRICK, Editor and Proprietor.
This is one of the best Advertising Mediums
in Southwest Virginia. Has a large and in-
creasing circulation. In fact, a wide-awake
•weekly. Repu1)lican in politics.
THE FORT MYERS PRESS.
Fort Myers, - - Florida.
F. H. STOUT, Publisher.
$2.00 A YEAR.
A paper in its 3d year, published far South of
any other on the Peninsula of Florida. People
wishing to learn something of the only Tropi-
cal Portion of this State will do well to sub-
scribe for it. Those seeking homes in this
State for climatic reasons, or for the culture
of Tropical Fruits, will And it an invaluable
guide. There is no other portion of Florida
that so fully meets the best conditions sougiit
l)y Florida settlers and The Fort Myers
Press is the paper they need.
EL. HERA EDO.
Taos,
Se Publica En.
Nuevo Mexico.
LORIN W. BROWN, Editor and Proprietario.
Suscricion, Dos Pesos Anuales.
EL UNICO PERIODICO EN EL CONDADO
DE TAOS ; POBLACION 10,oa).
Se insertan anuncios a precios modicos.
STATE FREE TRADE
DEMOCRAT.
Huron,
Dakota.
FRED. E. STERLING, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS.
The leading Democratic paper of Dakota.
Has a territorial circulation of 2,000, and is
the best for advertisers. Is the Official paper
of Beadle County.
Subscription, $1.50, in advance.
CITIZEN.
Scottsboro,
Published every Thursday, at
Alabama.
JAMES ARMSTRONG,
Editor and Publisher.
A first-class advertising medium, with a
large and steadilj' increasing circulation.
Appreciated at home and read by the best
people throughout the county. Subscription
price, $1.50 per annum, in advance.
BAYERISCHES WOCHENBLATT.
Maryland.
Baltimore,
LOUIS HEISE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 A YEAR.
A WEEKLY EIGHT-PAGE GERMAN PAPER.
Established 1881.
With a Constantly Increasing Circulation.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
DEMOCRAT.
Established 1885.
Bunker Hill,
SUBSCRIPTION, $1,50.
Illinois.
H. W. METCALFE, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively. Democratic Weekly eight-
page paper, under new management and
with an increasing circulation. Published
in the centre of a large fruit and stock raising
section. A first-class advertising inedium.
BUDGET.
Harpursville,
New York.
EMERSON DEMEREE, Editor and Publisher.
A bright lively paper, with a circulation of
650 in the surrounding country, and in-
creasing. A Good Advertising Medium.
LOW RATES. GIVE US A TRIAL.
THE
SOUTHERN DRUGGIST
AND
HOME DOCTOR.
Published Monthly, at
Charlotte, - North Carolina.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
Circulation general and larger than any
monthly or weekly South of Mason and
Dixon's line. Rates reasonable.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1031
LOUISVILLE POST.
LOUISVILLE, ... - - KENTUCKY.
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY THE EVENING POST CO.
The Post is generally acknowledged bj" experienced advertisers to be the best advertis-
ing medium published in Louisville. The publishers guarantee a better return from its
advertising columns than is offered by any paper of the same circulation in the United
States. The circulation of The Post is now 14,000. PRICE TWO CENTS. By mail,
Fifty Cents a Month, or Five Dollars a Yeai . Rates and sample copies furnished on application.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE EVENING JOURNAL.
OTTAWA, - - - - - - CANADA.
INDEPENDENT IN ALL THINGS, NEUTRAL IN NOTHING.
THE JOURNAL IS A LIVE, NEWSY AND PROGRESSIVE PAPER, READ BY ALL
CLASSES OF PEOPLE IN OTTAWA AND THE SURROUNDING COUNTRY.
ADVERTISING RATES AND SAMPLE COPIES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Address, THE EVENING JOURNAL, 42 Elgin St.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE REVIEW.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT
LONACONING, .... - MARYLAND.
Average Weeklv circulation for ISSfi. 2,1:34 copies. Price per Year, Si. 50.
SITUATED IN THE CENTRE OF THE FAMOUS GEORGE'S CREEK COAL REGION OF MD.
The Review has Krown from a small comity paper to a large influential journal, with a
circulation of over 2,50(J copies, and rapidly increasing, extending throughout the States
and Territories. It is not an organ or mouthpiece for any party or clique ; is ever ready to
advance the interests of its patrons or the public in general ; is a staunch advocate of the
interests of the working people and endeavors to secure for them more of the rights and
privileges that are rightf uUv theirs : is opposed to paving or receiving starvation wages for
labor performed. IT IS THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE MINERS' AND MINE LABOR-
ERS' NATIONAL DISTRICT ASSEMBLY, No. 135, KNIGHTS OF LABOR.
HENRY W. SCHAIDT. Editor and Proprietor.
JERRY McAULEY'S NEWSPAPER.
104 WEST 3tJD STREET, - - NEW YORK CITY.
PUBLISHED EVERY MONTH.
Reaches persons of means who are interested in Christian Mission Work in New York.
It is the onlj- paper devoted solely to such operations. Its columns receive the advertising
patronage of leading houses because of its known value as an advertising medium.
Special attention is given to the display of advertisements so as to render them attractive.
Rates Sl.iKj i)er inch, witli liberal discount for consecutive insertions.
JERRY McAULEY'S NEWSPAPER, - - - 104 West 32d St., New York City.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SAN FRANCISCO MIRROR.
SAN FRANCISCO, ... - CALIFORNIA.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, DEVOTED TO REAL ESTATE, VINEYARDS,
INSURANCE. BANKING AND GENERAL NEWS.
PUBLISHED BY THE MIRROR PUBLISHING CO., 415 MONTGOMERY STREET.
PRICE— Per Annum (in Advance), $2.50 ; Six Months, $1.25 ; Single Copies, 10 cents.
The 3IIRROR has an extensive circulation, and as an advertising medium ranks as the
best. Special inducements offered to liberal advertisers.
Address all communications to WM. McINTYRE, Editor.
RAILROAD AND TOURIST JOURNAL. The onlv publication of its kind on the Pacific
Coast. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE RURAL VERMONTER.
MONTPELIER, _ - - - - VERMONT.
ALPHA MESSER and ARTHUR ROPES. Editors.
THE VERMONT PUBLISHING CO., - Publishers.
A journal devoted to the interests of Agriculture, the Household and the General Affairs
of the State. A first-class State paper with a large and increasing circulation.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - SI. 50, IN ADVANCE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
1032 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE MISSION JOURNAL.
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - CAIilFORNIA.
A WEEKLY PUBLICATION DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE "MISSION"
IN SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
CIRCULATION, - _ _ _ 3,000 COPIES.
The "Mission " is the garden spot of this thriving Western metropolis, and contains one
quartei" of its population— about 80,000.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SCIENTIFIC ARENA.
(Successor to "THE MICROCOSM," Founded 1881).
HUDSON & CO., Publishers.
-23 PARK ROW, - - - - NEW YORK.
A. WILFORD HALL, Ph. D., L,L. D., Editor.
HENRY B. HUDSON, Associate Editor. ROBERT ROGERS, OflBce Editor.
A monthly journal devoted to the investigation of current Philosophical Teaching, and
its bearing upon the Religious Thought of the age.
ONLY FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
DER PIQUA CORRESPONDENT.
PIQUA, - - - - - - - OHIO.
J. BONI. HEMSTEGER. Editor and Publisher.
Established in 1878, The Correspondent has steadily grown and now ranks second to no
paper published in Miami County. Almost every German family in the county is reached
weekly, and advertisers will find it a paying investment to place their advertising in The
CORRESPONDENT. Rates will be cheerfully furnished and specimen copies sent free on appli-
cation. Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SHORE LINE TIMES.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
NEW HAVEN, ... - CONNECTICUT.
E. M. JEROME, Editor and Proprietor.
Has a large circulation in the Shore Line towns and those adjacent, making it the best
advertising medium in the State in the towns that it represents.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LIBERAL.
CUTHBERT, _ . . . - GEORGIA.
W. C. QUNN, Editor and Business Manager.
A live, progressive paper, published weekly in Cuthbert, Georgia. Has a larger cumula-
tion in the county where it is published than any paper ever had. Also in Quitman county.
Only one year old and has a cn-culatiou of one thousand, copies. THE PEOPLE READ IT.
Best advertising medium in Southwest Georgia.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.
CHICAGO, ..... ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL BULLETIN CO., Publishers.
The Bulletin certainly has the largest Subscription List of any paper of its class in the
West. Manufacturers and jobbers who wish to reach the retailers of the West should use it,
as w^e can put them in dii'ect communication with each other. The Bulletin being in its nine-
teenth volume, and with a constantly increasing circulation, speaks for Itself of its popularity.
We refer to our principal advertisers. Subscription, only S"2.00 a year. Send for advertising
rates. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
GLEANER.
HENDERSON, ..... KENTUCKY.
GIVENS & GIVENS, Editors and Publishers.
A bright, active, vigorous paper, that starts on the new year with a large and increasing
circulation in Henderson proper and the surrounding couutrj'. It is published in a gi-eat
commercial centre, and advertisers ■who wish to dra^v the trade of Henderson, Hopkins,
Webster and Union Counties should advertise in the Gleaner. Sworn Circulation, 4,234
on February 1, 1887. Write for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE^RAYTOlT^EEKLY VIDETTE.
DRAYTON, ..... ONTARIO.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
J. LOWN, _ _ - Editor and Publisher.
A forty-column, independent political newspaper. Advertisers who desire to reach the
best clas.ses of this section will find The Vidette a profitable medium. A large circulation
and low rates. Rates will be promptly furnished upon application.
Geo. P, Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NE^YSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1033
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FINANCIER
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The Financier,
The Leading Fiuaucial Jourual of the United States.
NEW YORK
ACKNOWLEDGED ORGAN OF THE
CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION.
Filled with Statistics on Finance, Railroads and other Investment and speculative properties;
REPORTS OF STOCK QUOTATIONS AT THE NEW YORK EXCHANGE.
Each issue contains a fine Steel or Lithographic Engraving of a leading Bank President,
Director, or Prominent Financier. Every Banker should subscribe for it
in order to be well informed on banking matters.
Subscfiptiou Price, $5.00 a Year.
Single Copies, 10 cents.
Principal Stockholders of the Fixaxcier Company.
Dr. Norvin Green, Pres. Western Union Telegraph Company. Broadway and Dey street, N.Y.
Logan C. Murraj', President United States National Bank, 1 Broadway. N. Y.
Hon. Thomas Cochran, Pres., Guarantee Trust and Safe Deposit Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
G«o. M. Hard, President Chatham National Bank, 196 Broadway, N. Y.
John C. Latham, Latham, Alexander & Co., Bankers, 16 and IS Wall street, N. Y.
John B. Scott, Capitalist, Equitable Building, 12ii Broadway, N. Y.
Chas. Phillips, President Columbian Bank, Philadelphia, Pa.
J. E. Ewing, President of The Financier Company.
Ezra C. Dillingham, Capitalist, 47 and 49 Worth street, N.Y.
William H. Rhawn, President National Bank of the Republic, Philadelphia, Pa.
Joseph H. Oglesljy, President Louisiana National Bank, New Orleans, La.
Joseph Leightou, President First National Bank, Miles City, Montana Ter.
A. T. Decker, of A. T. Decker & Co., foot of Bethune street, N. R., New York.
John P. Williams, Vice-President First National Bank, Nashville, Tenn.
A. L. Ormsbv, Vice-President American Investment Co., 150 Nassau street, N. Y.
Hon. George H. Watrous, President N. Y., N. H. and Hartford R. R. Co.
O. D. Baldwin, President Fourth National Bank, corner Pine and Nassau streets, N. Y.
George B. Hutchins, Cashier Third National Bank, 18 and 20 Nassau street, N. Y.
Gen. Richard A. Elmer, President American Suiety Company, 160. Broadway, N. Y.
John H. Watson, President Columbian Bank, Fifth avenue and Forty-second street, N. Y.
William A. Camp. Manager of the New York Clearing House.
Col. E. S. Ormsby, President First National Bank, Emmetsburg, Iowa ; also President
American Investment Company, loii Nassau street, N. Y.
Adolphus B'>nzano, Vice President and Chief Engineer of the Phoenix Bridge Company,
Phoenixville, Pa., aud 4S William street, N. Y.
Charles T. Haviland. Attorney. 1:J7 Broadway, N. Y.
Hon. D. N. Morgan, President National City Bank, Bridgeport, Conn.
Frank W. Tracy, President First National Bank, Springfield, Ills.
A. Anderson, F'resident First National Bank, Columljus, Neb.
George P. Ide, President Manufacturers' National Bank, Troy, N. Y.
Thos. Plater, President First National Bank, Nashville, Tenn.
R. T. McCabe,' President Wilkesbarre and Western R. R. Co.
Published by THE FINANCIER COMPANY, J. E. EWING, President.
40 BROAD STREET, - - NEW YORK.
A Situation can be obtained in Bank. Railroad, Insurance, or Mercantile Office, by adver-
tising in The Financier, at 'Z cents per word.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
A New Departure. Radical, Striking and
Good.
REFLECTOR OF CORNWAIili.
Cornwall-on-Hudsoii, New York.
H. H. SNELLING, - Editor and Proprietor
$1.50 a Year.
Has adopted many new features which will
make it one of the best family papers in the
country, and one of the best advertising me-
diums."^ Send for sample copy.
THE YAQUINA MAIL,.
Newport, ... Oregon.
ED. C. PHELPS, Editor.
THE PHELPS PRINTING & PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Proprietors.
The best weekly paper In Benton County.
Read by all, it is invaluable as an advertising
medium.
Subscription, $2.1)0 per Year.
Sample Copies Free.
THE SUNDAY REGISTER.
Ricliinoud,
Indiana.
A LOCAL NEWS AND SOCIETY
PAPER.
2,350 CIRCULATION
IN RICHMOND & ADJOINING COUNTIES.
KRAMER & LANE, Publishers.
RECORD.
Plymouth,
New Hampshire.
THE RECORD PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers.
The only paper published in Plymouth,
being a consolidation of the Grafton County
Journal, Grafton County Democrat, Republi-
can Star, Meredith Eagle, Ashland Advance
and Exchanger, Amateur and Agent.
DEMOCRAT.
White Lialie,
Dakota.
JOHN T. RONAYNE, Editor and Publisher.
The only Democratic paper in Aurora
County, and, on that account, an excellent
advertising medium for Aurora, Charles
Mix, Douglas and Jerauld Counties.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL JOB WORK A
SPECIALTY.
THE liA VAIiLE PLAINDEALER.
Lia Valle, - - ^Vi8Consin.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
C. T. LEONARD, - Editor and Publisher.
Terms, .Sl.ix) per Year, in advance. An In-
dependent Weekly Newspaper. Contains all
the local and general news. It is circulated
and read to a greater extent than any other
paper in this section. A medium for judicious
advertising. Rates furnished upon api)lica-
tion. Address THE PLAINDEALER,
La Valle. Wis.
ST. HELENA STAR.
St. Helena, - Napa Co., Cal.
Established in 1874.
W. A. MACKINDER, Editor and Proprietor.
Published every Friday.
Representative of the chief wine producing
region in the United States. If you Avaut
information from the wine district, sub-
scribe for it. If you want the business of
w^ine-makers. advertise in it.
Established 1879.
CHESTER COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
West Chester,
Pennsylvania.
GEO. R. GUSS, Editor and Publisher.
Representative Democratic paper of Chester
Countj', with an extensive circulation in an
agricultural district and in a centre of trade,
only 20 miles from Philadelphia. A first-class
advertising medium. Subscription, $2.00 a
year. *
NEWS.
Woodberry, - - Maryland.
MORLING MYER & Co.,
Editors and Publishers.
H. T. DALY, - - - Manager.
A Bright, Lively, Energetic Paper, devoted to
Music, the Drama, Humor and Politics.
Has an extensive Circulation in Baltimore
City and County.
Advertisers who expect ample returns
should send for rates.
TRENTON GAZETTE.
Trenton,
Illinois.
Published Every Saturday, by
H. MANYERSE & CO.
Trenton is a rapidly growing manufacturing
town with manj' and extensive enterprises.
The Gazette has interested itself in pro-
moting these, and consequently is looked
upon as the organ of the people. It is an ex-
cellent medium for advertising manufac-
turing specialties and all kindred articles.
GAZETTE.
Laurel,
Delaware.
JOSEPH F. SMITH, Editor and Publisher.
AN ACTIVE, VIGOROUS PAPER.
Circulating extensivelj' in Sussex and sur-
rounding counties.
A Good Advertising Medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
THE LIMA RECORDER.
Nov York.
Lima,
Published every Thursday.
GEO. L. GLEASON, Publisher.
Established 1869. Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Advertisers who desire to reach and do
business with the best classes of Livingston
County will find the Recorder an excellent
and reliable medium. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1035
THE NEW YORK
Newsdealer and Stationer.
DEVOTED TO TRADE INTERESTS.
Official Paper of tbe New^sdealers aud Stationers' National Protective
Association of America.
CIRCCTLATED THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT 115 & IK NASSAU ST., NEW YORK CITY.
SUBSCRIPTION, Sl.tW PER YEAR.
The New York Newsdealer and Stationer is the only publication of its kind in the
TJnited States that is not owned or controlled in the interests of news companies or rings of
manufacturers, aud is in great demand among the trade of the entire country, being widely
read by uews'paper men, publishers, booksellers, newsdealers, stationers, &c. It covers a
field exclusively its own, and reaches a class of TRADE that is reached by no other paper*
therefore publishers or manufacturers of articles that are sold to booksellers, newsdealers
or stationers cannot And a better medium for bringing their wares before the trade of the
United States and Canada.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 12,000 COPIES PER MONTH.
ADVERTISING RATES, $2.00 PER INCH.
HENDRICKS & FURLONG, Publishers, 11 5 & 11 7 Nassau St., New York.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Catholic Home.
A SIXTEEN-PAGE WEEKLY CATHOLIC FAMILY PAPER.
126 WASHINGTON ST., - - CHICAGO, ILL.
SUBSCRIPTION, S-i.50 PER YEAR.
M. J. DOOLEY, Manager. W. P. FENNELL, Editor.
The Catholic Vicar-General of Chicago says: "The name indicates its mission. It de-
serves, aud I hope it will have, a gi-eat success."
Father Hodnett says : " I regard the Home as filling a void long since felt."
Thos. Delehant says: "It is absolutely clean in its contents and can be taken into the
family without examining it."
The above, with hundreds of like indorsements from priests, people and press, with cir-
culation of SjOOO and growing steadily, makes it the sure medium for the advertisers to
reach the Catholic families.
TERMS FOR ADVERTISERS LIBERAL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1036 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE RETAIL GROCERS' ADVOCATE.
213 EAST 23cl STREET, - - - NEW YORK CITY,
The Advocate is the recoKnizefl trade paper of the Retail Grocers of New York State,
It is the official organ of the New York and Brooklyn Retail Grocers' Association. The Advo-
cate claims to be.read by more Retail Grocers in New York and Brooklyn than anj' and all
other trade journals combined. The Advocate has been more profitable to advertisers than
any other medium they have ever used. It has a large circulation, throughout not only New
York State but throughout the countrj'. Subscription Rates : One year, payable in advance^
S.MXI ; single copy, 5 cents. Published every Saturdav bv THE RETAIL GROCERS' PUB-
LISHING CO. ELISHA WINTER, Editor. C. F. BUSSING, Business Manager.
THE NATIONAL. TEMPERANCE STAR.
CINCINNATI, ----.- OHIO.
NATIONAL TEMPERANCE STAR CO., Publishers.
CIRCULATION 8,0 0 0.
GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
RATES ON APPLICATION. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR.
UNEXCELLED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Also Goodwin's National Journal of Historical Events. Circulation, 12,000.
Geo. p. RowELi. Sc Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yoi-k.
THE FLORIDA REPUBLICAN.
WEEKLY,
L.ONGWOOD, .... - FLORIDA,
J. B. HENCK, Jr., Editor and Proprietor.
The leading Republican paper of Florida. Distributed generally throughout the State.
Circulation 850 to 1,000. Rates for advertising (without position) : One column, one year, $75 ;
six months, $40 ; three months, $25. Ready-print sheet discontinued. Advertisers do not com-
pete with cheap-jacks ; none but reliable advertisements taken. Electrotypes on metal bases
at $1 per inch for each three months. Electrotypes on wooden bases only received at ful}
rates and with privilege of resetting in tjpe.
THE STATE.
BOSTON, _ . - - MASSACHUSETTS,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY THE STATE PUBLISHING CO.
The State is devoted to politics, literature, news and matter of general interest to the
family. The State goes into every town in Massachusetts and eii'culates in other Northern,
States. It likewise possesses a special circulation in Boston and vicinity. Advertisers desir-
ing to reach intelligent and thrifty people in manufacturing and farming towns should pat-
ronize The State. Advertising rates reasonable ; to be had on application. Send postal for
specimen copy. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
THE WESTERN SCHOOL JOURNAL.
TOPEKA, -.--.. KANSAS,
H. C. SPEER, Managing Editor.
A REPRESENTATIVE WESTERN SCHOOL PAPER.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
A SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Geo. P. RowELL & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
OUR REST AND SIGNS OF THE TIMES.
CHICAGO, ..... II.L.INOIS,
C. H. JONES, Editor and Publisher.
A strictly unsectarian and undenominational journal, devoted to the search for Bible
truth and practical everyday Christianity. It advocates the pre-millennial advent of Christ :
the resurrection of the dead and translation of the living saints : their subsequent reign with
Christ, as kings and priests on the earth, and the coming of the time when " jfll shall know
the Lord, from the least unto the greatest." Special Features : Great Pyramid Investigation,
Latest Prophetic News, Anti-Metric Society, Anglo-Saxon Question, Biblical Science, Life
only in Christ. It is particularly useful in tlie advanced field of pi'ophetic Literature.
THE COOSA RIVER NEWS.
CENTRE, ...... AL.ABAMA.
W. H. SHROPSHIRE, Editor and Publisher.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN NORTH ALABAMA.
Subscription, $1.50. Advertising Rates Low.
A six-page, seven-column paper, which has a splendid circulation in the Great Coosa
River Valley and adjoining counties.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ELLENDALE COMMERCIAL,
ELIiENDALE, .... DICKEY CO., DAK,
C. C. BOWSFIELD, Editor and Proprietor.
Universally conceded to be the handsomest and best weekly newspaper in Dakota.
Every number contains articles specially prepared by "Fleetquill," recently Washington
correspondent of prominent journals, telling all aboixt business and social life in Dakota.
The paper is entertaining and instructive to Eastern iieople. It is a good paper to read and
a good one to advertise in. Circulation chiefly in Dickey, LaMoure, Brown. Mcintosh and
Sargent Counties. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. , 1037
30,000 Weekly Circulatiou in
The Farmer,
ST. PAUL, MINN.,
Principally iu
MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN, IOWA,
NEBRASKA AND DAKOTA.
Proof of Circulatiou furnished , satisfactory to advertisers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street. New York.
eue
(FORMERLiY " NEUE FREIE PRESSE.")
OFFICE :
130 MESEROLE ST., - - - BROOKLYN, N. Y.
«
THE LEADING GERMAN PAPER ON LONG ISLAND.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Publishers, . . - . FLEISCHMANN & KLAESSIG.
Editor, .... - EMIL KLAESSIG.
A FIRST CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE
American Commercial Traveler.
CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY IN THE INTEREST OP COMMERCIAL
TRAVELERS AND WHOLESALERS.
THE REPRESENTATIVE TRAVELING MEN'S PAPER OF THE UNITED STATES.
A Valuable Advertising Medium for Hotels, Jobbers, Manufacturers and Retailers.
SPICY! NEWSY! INTERESTING!
Official Origan of North- Western Traveling Men's Asoociatiou, Chicago ; Travelers' Pro-
tective Association, U. S.; Western Traveling Men's Association, St. Louis ; Michigan Com-
mercial Traveler's Association, Detroit. Send for Sample Copy.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Daily Recorder.
JANESVILLE, - - - - WISCONSIN.
THE GREAT DAILY OF SOUTHERN WISCONSIN.
The Recorder is now in its ninth year as a morning daily, is the only Democratic paper
in Southern Wisconsin, and has reached a leading position among the dailies of the State.
It has no superior as an advertising medium. It is issued every morning except Monday,
and includes an eight page paper on Sundays. It stands thii-d in circulation of all the papers
in Wisconsin. Special attention paid to Foreign Advertising.
Circulatiou : Daily, 1,500; Sunday, 1,S00; Weelily, 2,000.
ADDRESS, RECORDER PRINTING CO., JANESVILLE, WIS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
1038
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE TRANSCRIPT.
Established in 1855.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Peoria. . - Illinois.
TRANSCRIPT PUBLISHING CO..
Publishers.
ALEX. STONE, Manager.
The largest and best newspaper in Illinois
outside of Chicago. Daily, issued every morn-
ing except Sunday. Sworn circulation, 4,.3T5.
Weekly, issued every Thursday. Sworn cir-
culation, 5,2(X).
NEWS.
West WInfield,
New York.
C. D. WHEELER, Editor and Publisher.
A bright active Journal, published Weekly,
with a circulation of 900, and increasing in
this thriving manufacturing town and in
Herkimer County.
A Good Advertising Medium.
BliUFFTON TIMES.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
Blufrtou,
ludiana.
ESTABLISHED 1878.
Proprietor.
A. S. ROBERTS,
A chronicle of the doings of the world in
general and of Blufftou and Wells County in
particular. For rates address as above.
Send for Sample Copies
THE CHRONICL.E.
(EMERSON-H ASTIN GS— HENDERSON.)
Emerson,
Iowa.
A large circulation in three towns and is a
live local paper.
Established in 1869. Next to oldest paper in
Mills County. Published at Emerson,
Iowa, with full pages for Hast-
ings and Henderson.
Advertising rates reasonable. Subscription
price, $1.50, in advance.
A. G. PARRISH, Editor and Prop'r.
THE WORLD.
Weston, . West Virginia.
Terms,
Published every Wednesday.
$1.50 per Year.
J. M. HAYDEN, Editor and Publisher.
CIRCULATIO^^ . - - . 1,100,
AND GROWING RAPIDLY.
Advertising rates liberal and made known
upon application^
REVIEW.
Pennsylvania.
Epliratali,
C. S. YEAGER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
A bright, lively paper, established 1877, with
a circulation of over 1,35(), and increasing in
Lancaster and surrounding counties.
A RICH AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT.
A Good Advertising Medium.
l^eslie.
THE L, O C A li .
Michigan.
B. M. GOULD, Editor and Publislier.
The Local is one of the best papers in
Ingham County.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
First-class Book and Job Printing done.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Neatness and dis-
patch.
GLEANER.
New^ Wnterford,
Ohio.
W. G. SCOTT, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
A monthly four page paper ; circulates ex-
tensively in Columbiana County, one of the
great timber districts of the West.
A Good Advertising Medium.
THE EASTERN ECHO.
Antigonish,
Nova Scotia.
STEARNS & SCOTT, Publishers.
BONA FIDE CIRCULATION, 1,100 COPIES.
Published every Thursday morning, at Anti
gonish. Nova Scotia , is the advertising me-
dium in the Counties of Antigonish, Guys-
borough, Inverness and Richmond, which
have an aggregate population of over 8o,0()0
people, devoted to Agricultural, Fishing and
Mercantile Pursuits.
THE DUNDALK HERALD.
Published every Thursday, in the Bell Block.
Dundalk, - - Ontario.
C. H. NEWELL, Editor and Publisher.
THE MOST POPULAR PAPER OF THE
DISTRICT.
A large eight-page non-partisan journal
devoted to local and general news, with a
circulation of TOO and increasing It circu-
lates through the five adjacent townships,
and all towns and villages therein.
Advertising Rates Low.
VORT LAND & UGEBL.AD FOR
KIRKEN.
Issued every Week, at
173 & 175 Chicago Ave., Chicago, 111.
Norwegian Lutheran Publishing Society,
N. C. BRUN, President.
" Our Country " constitutes the secular half
of the publication. Weekly. "For Church and
Home" the religious part. Independent in
politics, not partisan in the Church, held
and read by nearly all Norwegian CLergymen.
A good medium for clean advertisements.
THE PYTHIAN KNIGHT. ~~
71 Spring St., Rochester. New York.
WILLIAM MILL BUTLER,
Editor and Publisher.
Official paper of the Grand Lodge of New
York. Although but a year old, The Pythian
Knight is already universally acknowledged
to be the leading paper published in the in-
terests of the Order of Knights of Pythias,
which has a membership of over 180.000.
Guaranteed Circulation, S.CKIO per Month
and increasing every <lay. Advertising )-ates,
per year: 1 page, $150; 1 column, $(50; M
column, $35; 14 column. $20; J^ column, .$12;
reading notices, 25 cents a line each insertion.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOR! ,
1039
The Industrial World and Iron
Worker.
t=!!I»lltlBElll!!lH3lIIUII3E]IIumiIBQ
PUBLISHED WEEKLY,
51 & 53 LA SALLE STREET,
A leading representative of
the Iron and Steel Manufac-
turing Industries, and the
Iron, Steel, Hardware, Coal
and General Metal Trades.
This journal Is a practical
and scientific exponent of
American Industries. It em-
ploys a large number of con-
tributors, eminent for their
attainments in the Scientific
and Mechanical Arts. It gives
the latest authentic news
touching domestic and for-
eign manufactures, and pre-
sents weekly illustrations of
the latest and most valuable
AT
CHICAGO, ILL.
inventions.
Its Building Department is
a marlied feature of the pa-
per, presenting, as it does,
the latest and most interest-
ing facts pertaining to the
Building Industry.
Its Hardware Department
is more complete than that of
any other paper published,
and is fully abreast with the
times.
The Market Reviews are
P impartially and correctly
~" written, and are authority in
the trades.
,i This journal has a \Vide and
,^ '\ constantly increasing bona-
fej fide circulation, and as an
advertising medium has no
superior in tlie United States.
COMPANY, Publishers.
INDUSTRIAL. WORLD
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
Public Opinion
A COMPREHENSIVE SUMMARY OF THE PUBLIC PRESS ON ALL IMPORTANT
CURRENT TOPICS.
PUBLISHED SIMULTANEOUSLY IN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 PER YEAR; SAMPLE COPY FREE ON APPLICATION.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT HAS FEW EQUALS.
THE PRESS OF THE WORLD IN A NUTSHELL,
Public Opinion is a handsome 28-page journal, published weekly. It gives in each issue
an exhaustive collation of opinions taken from the leading American and European papers
on every topic occupving tlie public mind.
It has received more heartv indorsements by the press and people than anj- other jour-
nal ever published. It is unbiased in everything, and does not aim to create but, simply,
Impartially reflect public opinion.
It is a necessity to auv man or woman who aims to be well informed on current
thought, as it gives them each week the results of a careful and exhaustive examination of
more tlian 1,500 papers, by a corps of newspaper experts second to none in this country.
If you are not already a reader of Public Opinion, send for a sample copy, or ask your
newsdealer for it. Address all communications and make all remittances payable to
THE PUBLIC OPINION CO.,
New York Office: 140 Nassau St.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1040 GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
THE TENNESSEE BAPTIST.
35B >IAIN STREET, GRAVES & MAHAFFY, Publishers i>lEMPHIS, TENN.
Largest circulation and is the oldest Baptist paper in the Southwest. Now in its 44tli year.
It Is a fact well known to experienced advertisers that the most profitable medium is a
weekly relij;iousi)aper, having a thorouK^hly-established reputation and a large circulation.
So far as the standing of The Tennessee Baptist is concerned, its age speaks for itself. Its
circulation is distributed principally in the States of Tennessee, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Texas, with a tair list in Missouri, Kentucky, Alabama, Georgia, Virginia, North and South
Carolina, and the Territories. That subscribers read all the advertisements in a paper of
such general circulation and varied contents as The Tennessee Baptist' is evidenced by the
continual renewals of contracts by old advertisers. We believe in the "live and let live"
motto, but know tliat such cannot be the case when extravagant prices are asked and
received by publications with ncflarger circulation than The Tennessee Baptist. We ask a
reasonable price for our space, and secure as a result a very liberal patronage.
THE RAILWAY NEWS. ^,^„^ ..«„,.
52 NEW STREET, . - _ _ NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE RAILWAY NEWS COMPANY.
A journal devoted to the interests and progress of Railway Corporations. The only
paper In the world that makes a specialty of the application of electricity to modern railway
appliances. The only American Railway paper with any considerable circulation in Em-ope.
THE RAILWAY NEWS IS ALSO THE ONLY PAPER IN EXISTENCE PUBLISHING A
PRICE LIST OP ALL RAILWAY MATERIAL AND SUPPLIES.
Subscription Price, $2.00 a Year ; Europe, $2.50 a Year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1736.
THE W^ILLIAMSBURGH (VA.) GAZETTE.
Was the first neicspaper in ichich the Declaration of Independence teas published.
BENJAMIN LONG, Editor and Proprietor. R. T. ARMISTEAD, Associate Editor.
The Williamsburg Gazette is acknowledged to be one of the most instructive and
entertaining newspapers published, and is a family newspaper of the first class. It aims to
cover the whole field of journalism, and gives a brief and abstract chronicle of the time,
and contains all that is worth knowing of the history of the world for the past week.
IT IS ONE OF THE BRIGHTEST AND BEST WEEKLIES IN THE SOUTH, IF NOT IN
AMERICA, AND IS SUITABLE FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
Established 18S1. Published Every Saturday. Subscription. $1.TO per Year.
THE PEOPLE'S TABERNACLE & GOSPEL TEM. BANNER.
244 ERIE STREET, - - - CLEVELAND, OHIO.
E. C. BOWMAN, Prop'r ; W. E. BOWMAN, Mngr. A first-class Religious and Temperance
Family Newspaper. A choice medium for reliable advertisers. The People's Tabernacle
AND Gospel Tem. Banner has a larger circulation than any other paper of the kin<l in Cleve-
land. It is the official organ of the Ohio W. C. T. U. and great Tabernacle and Music Hall,
having a seating capacity of 5,000 people. The bulk of the circulation is pui-chased by the
Tabernacle, and is used for their services. The balance is sent by mail to subscribers. It is
essentiallv a home paper ; is taken to the home and read carefully— not glanced over and
then thrown away, Init is presex-ved on account of the International Sunday School Lessons
and Hymns. Great care is taken to exclude improper advertisements, and therefore com-
mands itself to the favorable attention of advertisers. Rates low for a paper of its high
character and large circulation. Rates made known on application.
THE LINCOLN COUNTY ADVANCE.
BOOTHBAY, - - - - - MAINE.
AN INDEPENDENT DOWN-EAST PAPER.
RATES OP ADVERTISING (NO DISCOUNT TO AGENTS):
One Inch 10 Cents per Week.
Two Inches 15 '' \\ "
Three Inches *-*0 ^^ ^^
Four and a half Inches — '.id
At these rates no discount for a year's " ad." "Ads." must run three months.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MASCOT.
AN ILLUSTRATED, INDEPENDENT JOURNAL OF THE DAY, PUBLISHED EVERY
SATURDAY AT . , ^ »
68 CAMP STREET, - - - NEW ORLEANS?, LA.
BY THE MASCOT PUBLISHING COMPANY.
J. S. BOSSIER, ----- Editor,
X. ZEN NECK, WM. MACK, J. S. BOSSIER, Proprietors.
SUBSCRIPTION— One year. Two Dollars, in advance. Postage paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS-$1.50 per square each issue, or at the rate of $5.00 per square, per
month (4 insertions). A square is 12 lines nonpareil. „ , ,. . . . •„ i ^
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS— Sketches and all matters of publicmterest will be
welcome. Address all conimunications to THE MASCOT, P. O. Box '2639.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1041
" I like its plan and the execution of it. It deserves abundant success. I know of no
periodical so full of interest to the people of New England."— John Greenlkaf Whittier.
The New England Magazine.
BOSTON, - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
A POPULAR IL.L.USTRATED MONTHLY,
DEVOTED TO THE HISTORY, LITERATURE, AND GENERAL INTERESTS OF
THE NEW ENGLAND STATES AND PEOPLE.
"One of the most beautiful of our magazines, We are in love with it at first sight, so
excellent are the paper, print and engravings. A more intimate knowledge increases admi-
ration, for the text is worthy of all these."— TTic National Republican (Washington, D. C).
DURING THE YEAR 1887 IT WILL PRINT VALUABLE PAPERS ON EARLY NEW
ENGLAND HISTORY, ARTICLES RELATING TO NEW ENGLAND IN THE
CIVIL WAR, HISTORICAL SKETCHES OF TOWNS AND CITIES,
BIOGRAPHIES OF NOTABLE MEN AND WOMEN, A SERIES
OP ARTICLES ON LEADING COLLEGES & SCHOOLS ;
An authoritative series of articles, commencing in the January number, on the
RELIGIOUS DENOMINATIONS.
That on the Congregationalists by Rev. Henry M. Dexter, D. D., editor of The Congrega-
tionalist; the Universalist Denomination by Rev. E. H. Capen, D. D., President of TuftB
College ; the Episcopal, by Rev. Geo. W. Shinn, D. D.; the Baptist, by Prof. W. C. Wil-
kinson ; the others to be announced in due season.
Also, a series of authoritative articles on " ISMS," by Rev. WM. I. GILL, A. M.
COMPLETE STORIES, ESSAYS AND POEMS.
ALL READERS WILL FIND UNDER THE RESPECTIVE HEADINGS, "EDITOR'S
TABLE," "HISTORICAL RECORD," "NECROLOGY," "EDUCATION," HIS-
TORY AND GENEALOGY," " NOTES AND QUERIES," AND " TOPICAL
INDEX TO CURRENT MAGAZINE LITERATURE," MATTER
THAT WILL SPECIALLY INTEREST THEM.
THE NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE
Is the Pioneer and only Popular Illustrated Monthly devoted to the New England States
and People. All articles are original, and of great interest and value to all persons of or
interested in New England.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR THE NEW ENGLAND STATES SECOND TO NONE.
Terms ; $3.00 a year in advance, f postage prepaid. Single numbers 25 cents
Newsdealers and Postmasters will receive subscriptions. Volume Five began with the
number for November, 1886.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
THE NEW ENGLAND MAGAZINE,
36 Bromfield Street, Boston, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1042
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SPIRIT OF THE VALLEY.
THE SANITARY NEWS.
Harrisoubui'Sfli,
Virginia. I H3 Adams St., Chicago, Illiuois.
D. S. LEWIS, Editor and Proprietor.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
LARGEST WEEKLY CIRCULATION IN
THE STATE.
Price, $2.00 yer Year, in Advance.
A Good Advertising Medium.
THE LIVELY TIMES.
West Valley,
Nov York.
An Illustrated Weekly Journal.
HEALTHY HOMES AND HEALTHY LIVING.
Plumbing, Sewerage, Water-Supply, Steam-
Fitting, Gas->Fitting, Architecture, Heating,
Ventilation, Building, Sanitary Intelligence.
Preventive Medicine, Engineering.
T^'O DOLLARS A YEAR.
People's Advocate.
Established 1S83.
Democrat.
Established 1887.
The Lively Times is published at West Val-
ley, New York. A Monthly— publishes 1,1X10
each issue. It was established May 15th, 1886.
as a newspaper to represent the local news of | Moutpelier,
every town in Western New York and
Northern Pennsylvania. It maintains a Farm
and Garden Department, and will hereafter
sustain a Health Department. Subscription
price, 50 cents for one year, or 25 cents for six
months, payable in advance. Advertising
rates made known on application to A. O.
TILLINGHAST, Editor, West Valley, N. Y.
MONTPELIER DEMOCRAT.
[Formerly People's Advocate.]
Ohio,
THE FRATER.
A FRATERNAL CYCLOPAEDIA, VALUA-
BLE TO EVERY ]ME>IBER OF A
FRATERNAL ORDER.
Circulates among Secretaries and Presiding
Officers of Lodges. Grand Officers, etc., of
nearly all Fraternal Societies, and thus will
serve to bring wliatever is noticed in its
columns to the attention of the leading men
and active workers in these organizations.
Advertising Rates $1.25 per square. Corres-
pondence and orders for sample copies (which
will be sent free), invited. Address
THE FRATER COMPANY,
Indianapolis, Ind.
SUNDAY BREAKFAST TALK.
W. O. WILLETT, Editor and Publisher.
It has a circulation of 650 and constantly in-
creasing. A good advertising medium. Mont-
pelier population 1,230. On Wabash, St. Louis
and Pacific R.R.
Established Sept. 16, 1881.
WESTERN ENTERPRISE.
Rich Hill.
Saco,
Maine.
Every Saturday Night.
WM. S. NOYES, Editor and Manager.
NOYES PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
Advertise In it if you wish ample returns
as it is the onl^^ paper in the City of Saco.
THE CECIL STAR.
North East,
Maryland.
GEO. O. GAREY, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
A bright, active paper, with a good and in-
creasing circulation in a manufacturing town
on a railroad line.
Bates Co., Mo.
Eight Pages. Forty Columns.
$1.50 PER ANNUM.
ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN RICH HILL,
CIRCULATION, 1,200.
Fine Jt)b and News Office.
Issued every Friday, by F. J. WISEMAN,
Rich Hill, Bates County. Mo.
THE THORNTOAVN ARGUS.
Thorntown,
Boone Co., Ind.
A Weeklj' Family Newspaper, Devoted to
the best Interest of the Com-
munity in General.
FRANK B. ROSE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25 per Year, in Advance.
The Argus is published in a ricli agricultu-
ral district. It is well established and has an
extensive circulation throughout Boone and
adjacent counties. It is a first-class medium
for advertisers.
THE NEW AGE.
Tuukhaunock,
Pennsylvania.
YOUNG & LYMAN, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION. $1.25 A YEAR.
A Good Advertising Medium.
~ THE AURORA SUN.
Best Advertising Medium in Fox River Valley.
Aurora, - - Illinois.
CIRCULATION, 2,000 COPIES.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
J. SIEGMUND & CO.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
Job Department Established 18T3.
An Independent Democratic weekly paper,
Established in 1879. With a circulation ex-
ceeding 2,500 copies and increasing.
A first-class Advertising Medium.
GLEANER.
A POPULAR S-PAGE SEMI-MONTHLY.
• Established 18S4.
Poplar Ridge,
New York.
D. WHEELER & SON,
Editors and Publishers
Published in an extensive manufacturing
town, with a good circulation.
SUBSCRIPTION, 75 CENTS.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1043
The Mexican Trade Journal and
Spanish-American Advertiser.
CHICAGO. _ - - - ILLINOIS.
BI-LINGUAL PAPER OF. AT LEAST, 20 LARGE PAGES.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION; THE MOST SUCCESSFUL, THE MOST QUOTED, AND
THE BRIGHTEST AND MOST NEWSY OF ANY OTHER SIMILAR PAPER.
The Neatest of All Others iu its Typographical Appearance,
IT REACHES ALL CLASSES OF BUSINESS FIRMS IN MEXICO AND CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMERICA. IT HAS ALWAYS FULLY PAID THOSE WHO
HAVE USED ITS PAGES FOR ADVERTISING.
We solicit the patronage of FIRST-CLASS FIRMS ONLY, Send for sample copy and
advertising rates. Respectfully,
MEXICAN PUBLISHING CO.
Offices : 26 and 32, No. 102 Washington Street, Chicago, Illinois.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Future.
PUBLISHED THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH, AT
RICHLAND, - - - SHAWNEE CO., KANS.
ESTABLISHED SEPTEMBER 1, 1885.
DEVOTED TO A MATHEMATICAL CALCULATION OF THE COMING WEATHER.
The Future predicts what the weather will be in the United States, including separate
calculations for the Pacific Coast for from one to six months in advance.
It is the only scientific journal in the world that has ever been able to predict the
weather correctly. Thousands of newspapers and correspondents admit that its weather
predictions have proven "wonderfully correct."
A prediction fulfilled is thenceforth a FACT. Its editor has devoted thirty years to the
science, and has brought it to such a state of perfection that The Future is eagerly sought
for. It circulates in every State and Territory in the United States, as well as in Canada,
Mexico, South America, Australia and Europe.
In one year from the date of the first issue it had attained a circulation of over SiOOO*
and as its circulation is rapidly increasing. It Is one of the best mediums for advertising.
It is read by the most lively, enterprising and investigating class of people.
PRICE: $1.00 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS.
PROFESSOR C. C. BLAKE (formerly of New York City and Chicago),
Editor and Proprietor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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DAILY TELEGRAM.
PATERSON, . . - . . NEW JERSEY.
IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY EVENING PAPER IN THE
CITY OF PATERSON.
It covers Paterson more completely than all the other Paterson daily papers combined.
THE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
1U3 Market Street, Paterson, N. J.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ELITE NEWS.
CHICAGO, . - . - . IL.I.INOIS.
The Elite News Is a weekly newspaper published on Saturdays. Its columns are filled
with bright, pleasing matter, of a pure tone, that all take pleasure in reading. Its circula-
tion being exclusively among people of intelligence and wealth, its value as an advertising
medium is superior to many dailies with a much larger circulation. Subscription, $1.00 per
year. Advertising rates reasonable.
APPLY TO ELITE PUBLISHING CO., 155 DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
SATURDAY MORNING CALL.
BY MAVIS & HAYDEN,
DEFIANCE, .--... OHIO.
A. W. MAVIS, Editor. FRANK W. HAYDEN, Business Manager.
It has the largest sworn circulation In Northwestern Ohio. A paper for the people- A
valuable advertising medium. Eight pages for §1.(X) a year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BEA CON.
Is the only first-class illustrated weekly in Boston, and one of the best advertising
mediums in that city. Contains Society News and Gossip, a good StoiT> an excellent Sermon, .
Literary and Ai"t Notes, at home and abroad; Original Illustrations and Cartoons, letter'
from Ne^w York each week by Miss Kate Sanborn, from Paris by Ward. Single copies, 5 cents.
$2.50 per annum. Published every Saturday morning. Send postal for free sample copy.
"The Beacon, of Boston, is one of the ablest and brightest weekly papers in the United
States. Every column sparkles." — Brooklyn Times.
CYRUS A. PAGE, Publisher, 295 Washington Street, Opposite Old South, Boston, Mass.
THE ATHENS RECORD.
ATHENS, - ... - NEW YORK.
TERMS, $1.50 A YEAR. LOW WATER CIRCULATION 500.
REV. JOHN W. MOODY, Editor.
Athens is a village of 2,000. The great ice field of the upper Hudson and the home of many
retired men of means. Also boat and ship building and the manufacture of ice tools, stoves,
etc. Village on the West Shore, du-eetly opposite the City of Hudson, which is reached by
ferrv fifty times a dav.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ESCAMBIA AND BALDW^IN TIMES.
Published Wednesdays, at
BREWTON, - - - . ESCAMBIA CO., AL.A.
ESTABLISHED 1885. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00.
PARKER & ROBBINS, Proprietors.
Brewton population 1,200. Is situated on the L. & N. R. R. Timber, cotton, wool and lum-
ber are its principal products. The Times is a live weekly of four pages, size 24x35. Although
yet young its circulation is already 1,(K)0. An excellent advertising medium. Advertising
rates on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE SPECTATOR.
ANNAPOLIS ROYAL., - - - NOVA SCOTIA.
W. DAVIS TAUNTON, Editor. ANNAPOLIS PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
The only paper published in the old and historic town of Annapolis Royal (formerly Port
Hoyal). Large and well printed. Advertising rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
EAST ST. LOUIS GAZETTE.
EAST ST. LOUIS, - (ESTABLISHED 21 YEARS). - ILLINOIS.
The best medium through which to reach the best people of St.Clair County. Tlie bright
and newsy manner in which The Gazette is conducted makes it a general favorite with all.
The large circulation of The Gazf:tte was not attained by sensationalism, but is the result of
the steadv increase for many vears. It is not a circulation of a week or month, but a fixed,
reliable and permanent one. Advertisers will find The Gazette well worth their attention
and patronage. Advertisers who use its columns become permanent patrons. The large
local patronage The Gazette enjovs speaks for itself. Rates will be sent on application.
Terms, $1.50 per year, in advance. Published every Saturday. JAMES W. KIRK, Editor.
A]\IERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1045
ITEM'
HAS THE
LARGESTCIRCULATION
OF ANY
Paper Published in Pliiladelpliia, Witliout Exception.
Over 100,000 Copies
EVERY DAY.
DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY.
The Great Medium for "Want" Advertisinsr,
Publishino; from Eiofht to Ten
Columns Every Day.
Geo. p. Rowell A: Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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THE EVENING PARAGRAPH.
Warren, - - . Pennsylvania,
Published Daily.
Subscription Price : One year, In advance, $5.
Contains local, telegraph and general news
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
As an advertising medium The Paragraph
has no parallel. Orders solicited.
Address THE PARAGRAPH CO., Warren, Pa.
REPORTER.
Bandow,
Illinois.
Published every Saturday.
E. J. BRONSON, Editor and Publisher.
A fli"st-classi newspaper in everj' respect,
thoroughly awake to the wants of its readers.
Advertising rates upon application.
DER VOL.KS TRIBUX.
A WEEKLY GERMAN ORGAN.
Published every Saturday at
Washington, District of Columbia.
EMANUEL WALDECKER,
Publisher.
Subscription, $2 per Annum, in Advance.
Rates of advertising on application.
THE BIBLE ADVOCATE.
Texas.
Corsicana, - - -
Established Jan. 15, 18^'4.
G. A. COULSON, Editor and Publisher.
A MONTHLY.
Days of Publication : 15th of each month.
20x14 inches ; 5 columns, 4 pages.
Advocating the full Inspiration and Revela-
tion of the Bible, and asking for faithful
translations into all languages ; and main-
taining the right of everj- man to interpret
for himself the meaning of this God-given
book. Subscription price, 50 cents a year, in
advance.
THE MANNING TIMES.
Manning:*
Clarendon Co., S. C.
A Weekly Family Newspaper.
B. S. DINKINS,
Editor.
The Times, a new newspaper, has received
a hearty welcome from all parts of Clarendon
and adjoining counties, its subscription list
now exceeding that of other and older papers.
As an advertising medium The Times Is well
worthy the attention of business firms.
THE
POWELL'S VALLEY SENTINEL.
Jacksboro,
Tennessee.
A Seven-column Folio, published everj'
Thursday, devoted to the best interest of
Campbell and the adjoining counties. It is
non-political and non-sectarian. Is conducted
on the Correspondence plan.
R. A. HUTSELL, Publisher.
Subscription Rates : Our subscription price
is a very low one. We give you fifty-two
papers every year for $1.00.
THE DAY. THE WEEK.
THE DAY,
Published Every Evening (Except Sunday).
THE WEEK,
Published Every Thursday.
Neiv Loudon,
Connecticut.
Subscription Rates : The Day, one year,
postage paid, $5 ; six months, $2.50 ; three
months, $1.25. The Week, $1.00 a year. The
value of these publications as advertising
mediums is well established.
THE DAY CO., Publishers.
CLOVERDALE REVEILLE.
Cloverdale,
Sonoma Co., Cal.
GEO. B. BAER, Editor and Proprietor.
Cloverdale is situated in the Russian River
Valley, the centre of the grape and wine in-
dustry ; is the marketing town for Lake and
Southern Mendocino counties. It is a very
rich community, making The Reveille a
very desirable advertising medium.
CROSS COUNTY CHRONICLE.
Arkansas.
Vanndale, ...
J. W, DOLLISON, Editor and Publisher.
The Chroniclb, published every Friday, is
the Official Organ for Cross and Crittenden
Counties — the most prosperous section of this
rapidly growing State.
Subscription : Single Copy, One Year, $1.50 ;
Six Months, 80 cents ; Three Months, 50 cents.
For sample copies, etc., address the publisher.
THE LEVY COUNTY TIMES.
Bronson,
Florida.
J. V. BURKE, Editor and Proprietor.
Has the largest circulation among the fruit
growers, farmers and truckmen, of any pa-
per published in Southeastern Florida. Ad-
vertisers desirous of reaching all the people
in this part of the State insert their advertise-
ments in The Times. To secure our present
liberal rates contracts should be made early.
Address LEVY COUNTY TIMES,
Bronson, Fla.
THE ENTERPRISE.
Burgettstown,
Pennsylvania.
Published everv Wednesday by
J. HOWARD CRAMER.
A live, newsy, independent paper, with re-
spectable and rapidly increasing circulation.
Published in one of the finest agricultural
and one of the leading stock-raising districts
of the Union, and m the centre of the newly
discovered and rapidly developing oil district.
Those advertising in the Enterprise will
get substantial returns for their money.
ALTAMONT NEWS.
Altamont,
Illinois.
Published eveyy Thursday, by
L. J. WALLICH.
The largest and best weekly paper published
in this section of the State. Being full of en-
ergy and go aheadativeness, it has made Its
influence felt in every portion of the State.
As an advertising mediuni it cannot be sur-
passed, as all who make use of its columns
can certify. Send for rates and give us a
trial.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1047
The Walton Signal.
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, - - WALTON CO., FLA.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. W. B. SAUNDERS, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One copy, per year, .---.-... $1.50
One copy, six months, - - - - - - . . ,75
One copy, three months, - - - - - - - - .50
All subscriptions payable in advance.
The Signal is one of the best newspapers published in this section of Florida. It has a
large subscription list, and for advertisers it is one of the best mediums In the State.
Advertising rates fiiruishecl upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Hokah Chief.
HOKAH, - - - HOUSTON CO., MINN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY,
By H. L. HOHL.
A live paper containing all the Local, Count j% and State News. As an advertising
medium it ranks among the first, and advertisers can feel certain that in making use of its
columns they Avill benefit themselves. Rates are reasonable, and will be furnished on
application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Hovey's Reed City News.
REED CITY, - - - - MICHIGAN.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR. PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
O. H. HOVEY, Editor and Proprietor.
The News is a twelve-page literary and local paper, with a large and increasing circulation
among the prosperous families of the Wolverine State. Considering
character and quantity of circulation, its rates are very
moderate. Reputable advertisements are
solicited. Address as above.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
Herald.
SAN AUGUSTINE, - - - - TEXAS.
WM. A. GILBREATH, Publisher and Proprietor.
The Herald Is in its fifth year of prosperity, and under new management is daily
increasing its circulation. It is devoted to matters of local interest and general news.
DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF ITS ADVERTISERS AND PATRONS.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
CIRCULATION, 750.
Address aU communications to W. A. GILBREATH, San Augustine, Texas.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1048
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THE CENTRAL SQUARE NEWS.
'Sew York.
Central San are,
Published every Thursday by
WILLIAM SAINSBDRY.
Terms, $1.U0 per annum, in advance ; $1.23 if
not paid within six months.
An Independent, Miscellaneous Family
Newspaper, advocating all that appertains
to the true welfare of its readers.
Preferable advertisements from reputable
houses inserted at reputable rates.
NORTON CHAMPION.
Norton,
Kansas.
Issued every Thursday by
J. W. CONWAY, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms of subscription, - One Year, $1.00.
An excellent advertising medium for Nor-
ton and adjoining counties.
MOUNTAIN ECHO.
London, - - Laurel Co., K.y.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
A. R. DYCHE, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, §1 per Annum, in advance.
Sample Copies on Application.
The Echo was established In 1872, It is the
oldest and best established paper in this
section of the State, and as an advertising
medium it is the leading' one. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
OSARIS OBSERVER.
Osakis,
Issued Weeklj^ at
Douglas Co., Minn.
M. P. STEPHENS, Publisher.
Advertisements of reliable business houses
inserted at reasonable rates. Special dis-
counts allowed to yearly advertisers.
THE OBSERVER
Has a large and well-established circulation,
and Is a good advertising medium.
THE EVENING REPORTER.
Independence,
Kansas.
The Reporter Is published every evening
except Sunday. It Is the only dally paper In
a city of some 5,00i^) population. Its circula-
tion extends throughout the city and the
county of Montgomery. It is the best adver-
tising medium In this section of Kansas.
Terms, 10 cents per week.
Advertising rates furnished upon appllca-
tlon. Address T. N. SICKELS, Proprietor.
THE INDEPENDENT.
Published every Friday at
>»turgeon Bay, - Wisconsin.
BY THE INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING
COMPANY.
Published In the interest of the people of
Door County. It enjoys a large local patron-
age and Is an advertising medium of rare
merit. Rates made known on application.
SUBSCRIPTION'. Sl.fiO PER YEAR. ^
Address ail coTumunlcatlous to
THE INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING CO.,
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
CABOOL W^EEKLY RECORD.
Cabool,
Texas Co., Mo.
T. L. MOORE, Proprietor.
The Record is Issued Every Saturday.
It Is one of the best local journals In the
State. It circulates largely in Texas and
adjacent counties.
To Advertisers Special Inducements are
offered. Rates furnished on application
THE FORT GIBSON NEWS.
Fort Gibson, - Claiborne Co., Miss,
Published Every Friday Morning.
CRISLER & CRISLER, Editors and Prop'rs.
Subscription : $2.00 per year.
The News Is a weekly newspaper of sound
Democratic principles, and is devoted to the
interests of the people. It Is an Invaluable
advertising medium.
SMOKY VALLEY NEWS.
Published every Friday at
Lindsborg, McPherson Co., Kan.
S. W. HILL, Proprietor.
Terms, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
If you wish to secure the trade of McPher -
son County advertise In the Smoky Valley
News. Success will be the result of your
efforts.
THE HOMILETIC REVIEW^.
Published Monthlv. Per Year. $3.00. 8vo.96pp.
FUNK & WAGNALLS, Publishers.
Lafayette PI. cor. Astor PI., N. Y.
Read by nearly all the clergy of all de-
nominations in United States and Canada. Un-
equaled as a medium for reaching clergymen.
CIRCULATION. 15,0)0.
Advertising Rates on Application.
THE VOICE.
A Prohibition Partv paper. Published every
Thursday. Per Year, $1.U0. Circulation, 80,000.
Rates on Application.
BIG SANDY NEWS.
Louisa, Lawrence Co., Kentucky.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
FERGUSON & CONLEY. .
Subscription, $1 per year, in advance.
The News is a local newspaper of Influence
and has already attained a large circulation
In Lawrence and adjacent counties. It is one
of the best advertising mediums in this sec-
tion of the State. Advertising rates will be
furnished upon appllcntion.
HOUSTON CO. EDUCATIONAL.
La Crescent, - - Minnesota.
D. C. CAMERON, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY IN THE INTEREST
OF SCHOOL WORK AT LA CRES-
CENT, MINNESOTA.
Seventy-five cents per year.
Advertising rates given upon application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1049
The Boomerang.
PUBLISHED AT
FULTON, - - - - KENTUCKY,
By WALKER & COBOURN. CHAS. N. WALKER, Editor.
A WEEKLY HUMOROUS AND POLITICAL JOURNAL, AND THE ONLY ONE
OF ITS KIND IN KENTUCKY.
"THE BOOMERANG" ENJOYS A
CIRCULATION OF THIRTY-FIVE HUNDRED COPIES WEEKLY,
Was started iu April, 1886, aud on Jan. 18, 1887, had reached the above circulation.
The Proprietors anticipate a circulation of FIVE THOUSAND
COPIES upon its first anniversary.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Two inches, 3 months, - - - $7 00
Foiu- inches, 1 year, . - - - 25 00
Foiu- inches, 6 months. - - - 15 00
Four inches, 3 months, - - - 10 00
Two inches, 6 months, - - - - 10 00 Reading Notices, 10c. per line each insertion.
One inch, 1 year, - - - . $10 00
One inch, 6 months, - - - . 7 00
One inch, 3 months. - - - - 4 00
Two inches, 1 year, - - - - 13 GO
NO ATTENTION PAID TO ADVERTISEMENTS UNLESS ACCOMPANIED BY
THE CASH.
Geo. P. Powell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
idlothian News.
MIDLOTHIAN, . - - - TEXAS.
J. E. CONNEVEY, - - Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Midlothian is a thriving town on the Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad, and Ft.
Worth & N. O. Raili-oad, twenty-six miles from Dallas, twenty-six miles from Ft. Worth ;
contains many mercantile establishments, and is a shipping point for grain.
THE NEWS WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1883, AND IS RAPIDLY INCREASING ITS
CIRCULATION, WHICH NOW EXTENDS THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE
COUNTY AND MANY PARTS OF THE STATE, AND THERE-
FORE COMMENDS ITSELF TO THE FAVORABLE
CONSIDERATION OF ADVERTISERS.
Rates, which are low for a paper of its character and circulation, will be made known on
application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
1050
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE BRENHAM BANNER.
Breuhain, - Washingrton Co., Texas.
DAILY AND WEEKLY CITIZEN.
Liowell,
A Daily and "Weekly Newspaper.
RANKIN & LEVIN, - . Proprietors.
Established 1866.
The Banner has an extensive circulation,
and is recognized as one of the leading news-
papers of the interior of Texas. It is the best
advertising medium published in its section
of the State. Specimen copies and advertising
rates sent on application.
THE UTILITARIAN.
Published every Thursday, at
Margaretville, - Ncsv ITork.
By JACKSON & COWAN, Agents.
Subscription, $1 per Annum.
Has a large and rapidly-increasing circula-
tion throughout Delaware County and is a
valuable advertising medium. Rates will be
promptly made known upon application.
BRADDOCK TRIBUNE.
Office, 123'2 Main St., Braddock, Pa.
Issued every Saturday.
DANIEL McCarthy. Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, per Year, $1.50.
An independent paper, furnishing all the
general and local news. Devoted to the in-
terests of the town and county. The best
advertising medium in Allegheny County.
Rates furnished on application.
THE NEW ERA.
Cerro Uordo, - Piatt Co., HI.
M. T. HYER, Editor and Publisher. Mrs-
R. A. HYER, conducts Home and Educa-
tional Departments. The Neav Era is a newsy,
neatly printed 5-column quarto. Circulation,
425 copies, increasing rapidly. Published
every Thursday.
The town is full of live business men,
while the surrounding country is thickly
populated with industrious and w^ealthy
farmers, making The New Era the best ad-
vertising medium in Southern Piatt County.
No fraudulent or quack advertisements.
SAVANNAH COURIER.
Published EA-ery Thursday at
Savannah, - - Tennessee.
$1.00.
Subscription,
Devoted to the interests of the Courier
and its patrons. The only paper in Hardin
County, one of the finest agrlcultm-al regions
in the Southern States.
C. L. HEFNER,
Proprietor.
PICK AND AXE.
Massachusetts.
CITIEEN NEWSPAPER CO., Publishers.
H. R. RICE, Manager.
A popular and long-established journal,
with a very strong and influential circulation,
and a first-class paper in all respects. Both
editions of the Citizen possess points of merit
which place them in the front as valuable
advertising mediums.
THE MICHIGAN ADVERTISER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
East Saginaw,
Michieau.
:J. G. McCALL, Publisher.
Circulates on the Flint and Pere Marquette
Railway, running from Detroit to Lake Michi-
gan, through a thickly populated country.
Subscribe for the Largest Weekly Newspaper
published in the Minnesota Valley.
THE CARVER FREE PRESS.
The official paper of the county. Subscrip-
tion, $1.50 per annum. It contains, aside
from the news from home and abroad, the
choicest reading, such as poetry, reminisc-
ences, anecdotes, stories, tales, recipes, etc.
H. MUEHLBERG, Editor and Publisher.
Office : Corner Fourth and Oak Streets,
Carver, Minnesota. A vei-y superior ad-
vertising medium. Job work of all descrip-
tions in English, German and Swedish, done
neatlj% promptlj' and at low prices.
THE ATTICA NEWS.
Attica,
Ne^v Y'ork.
WOLTER & CO., Proprietors.
The leading Independent Republican Journal
of Western Wyoming County.
Circulates in every portion of the county.
The best advertising medium. The largest
circulation. Specimen copies and rates sent
on application.
DER BEOBACHTER AM PASSAIC.
Established 18T4.
Neivark,
Published every Saturday at
New Jersey.
SCHMITT & CO., Publishers.
A FIRST-CLASS GERMAN NEWSPAPER.
Is a large, eight-page paper ; enjoys a large
circle of readers among the best class of
Germans. Is a reliable advertising medium.
FRANKLIN COUNTY REGISTER.
Published Every Saturday at Carnesville (C. H.), Franklin Co., Ga.
Bessemer, . - - Michigran. ! ELLEN J. DORTCH, Editor and Publisher.
J. J. SIMPSON, Editor and Proprietor. 400 population ; 32 miles from Athens. Tues-
days ; Four Pages ; Size, 27 x 37.
Subscription, $1.25. Established 1875.
The Register has a large and rapidly In-
creasing circulation in one of the best coun-
ties in the State. Advertisers should not fail
to give it a trial, as the result will speak for
itself. Rates made known on application.
It is the leading exponent of the resources
of the wonderful Gogebic Iron Range, and
circulates extensively among mining and
lumbering men, making it one of the best
advertising mediums, especially for manu-
facturers of machinery in the Northwest.
Subscription, $2.00 per year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1051
Daily and Weekly Democrat.
MANDAN, - - - MORTON CO., DAK.
WILLIAM BORGEN .... Publisher.
THE WEEKLY MORTON CO, DEMOCRAT
has a large and growing circulation iu the West Missouri country, covering particularly the
counties of Morton, Stark, Oliver and Mercer. It was established in the early spring of 1885.
THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
is issued every day except Sunday. It is the popular paper of the city of Mandan, and finds
its way into nearly evei-y household in that city. Its main feature, and that which has
gained it its popularity, is the special attention paid to the local news. Both the Weekly
and Daily are excellent advertising mediums. The Democrat is the only democratic paper
in North Dakota, west of the Missouri River.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Si)ruep St., New York
Lake Minnetonka Weekly Mirror.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
EXCELSIOR, - - HENNEPIN CO., MINN.
W. H. MITCHELL, Editoi".
The Tourists' and Sportsmens' Guide to the Pleasure Resorts of Minnesota and the
Northwest. An eight-page paper containing all the local news about Lake
Minnetonka and the other summer resorts in Minnesota. Increased
in size from 8 [to 12 pages from May 15th to September 1st.
CIRCULATION DURING SUMMER SEASON, 3,000 WEEKLY.
Advertising Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Canada Citizen and
Temperance Herald.
O F F I O F '
8 KING ST., EAST, - - TORONTO, CAN.
A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE ADVOCACY OF PROHIBITION
AND THE PROMOTION OF SOCIAL PROGRESS AND MORAL REFORM.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY THE CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Unobjectionable advertisements inserted at reasonable rates. All communications should
be addressed to F. S. SPENCE, Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Leon Quill.
LEON, - - •_ BUTLER CO., KAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. OLIN W. MEACHAM, Editor and Publisher.
The Best Local Paper and Advertising Medium in the County.
Has a good Subscription List, and is increasing at a rapid rate. Thk Quill gives 45 books
with each year's subscription. Subscription price, $1.50 a year.
Advertising Rates :
One inch, one year, --..... $5.00
One column, one year, ---.... lOO.OO
Half column, one year», ------- 60.00
Local, 5 cents per line.
A Pointer, Advertisers !— I do not take chips and whetstones. Cash quarterly, in advance,
or no go I
Leon is situated in the finest agricultural and stock-raising county in Kansas, Butler county.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1052 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE DAILY AND WEEKLY JOURNAL.
RACINE, ... - - WISCONSIN.
Published by " THE JOURNAL " PRINTING COMPANY.
An ably edited and Avell-conducted newspaper, containing all the local and general
news. Having a very large City, County and State circulation, The Journal offers unex-
celled advantages to" advertisers,
RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ DER SONNT AGSBOTE.
ALLEGHENY, - - - ALLEGHENY^ CO., PA.
ESTABLISHED 1879. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER ANNUM.
JOHN E. JOOS, Editor and Publisher.
The Sonntagsbote having a large and rapidly increasing circulation, and being the only
German paper published in Allegheny City, its value as an advertising medium must be
apparent. The only German paper published in the Twenty-third Congressional District.
Advertising rates furnished upon application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BAKER COUNTY REVEILLE.
BAKER CITY, ... - - OREGON.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
MORRIS D. ABBOTT, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, - - ONE YEAR, in advance, $2.50.
A valuable medium for advertisers desiring to reach the trade of this rapidly developing
regit)n. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
FORT WORTH EVENING MAIL.
FORT WORTH, - - - - - TEXAS.
FOR ADVERTISING RATES ADDRESS
THE MAIL PUBLISHING COM PA NY,
FORT WORTH, _ - - - TEXAS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PILOT.
PALMYRA, - - _- - - NEBRASKA.
B. E. NEWTON, Editor and Publisher.
The Pilot is the best local paper in Otoe County. Furnishes State and General News.
Good correspondents at Washington City and Lincoln. Job work done at short notice with
care and alacrity. Basil E. Newton is known widely as a writer of no little fame.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE KINGSTON TIMES.
Published Every Thursday, at
KINGSTON, ... - CALDWELL CO., MO.
L. M. SPIVEY, _ _ _ - Editor and Publisher.
The Times, a four-page, twentv-eight column paper, is published at the county seat" of
Caldwell County, and has a large circulation in one of the best agricultural counties in the
State Advertisers will find this an excellent medium thi-ough which to reach an intelligent
and wealthv class of readers. Republican in politics. Best local paper in county.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MANCHESTER TIMES.
MANCHESTER, - - ".„,,,- TENNESSEE.
F. N. MILLER, Editor and Publisher.
A well-conducted and well-established weekly newspaper, devoted to the welfare of
Manchester and vicinity, and the leading paper of this section. Unrivalled as an advertis-
ing medium, having the largest circulation of any paper of the county.
ADVERTISERS SHOULD GIVE IT THEIR SERIOUS ATTENTION WHEN SENDING FOR
RATES IN THE SOUTH.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE REGISTER.
Successor of THE ECHO. Established in 1876,
Published every Saturday Morning, at ^ ,.^ ,. . -..t^ .
SCRANTON, - - . - PENNSYLVANIA.
TERMS : $1.« PER ANNUM.
W. C. TUNSTALL, _ _ - Editor and Proprietor.
A desirable medium for advertising. Rates low and made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1053
CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE IN THE UNION AND EVERY PROVINCE IN CANADA.
isro.
SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
1887.
THE LEADING PROTESTANT NEWSPAPER OF NORTH AMERICA.
The American Protestant.
WASHINGTON,
I^ISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
JOSEPH ROBINSON McCREADY, EDITOR.
ADVERTISERS desiring the Patronage of the Vast and Increasing Army of Patriotic
Protestants residing in the United States and Canada, should avail themselves
of the services of the leading Protestant Newspaper of North America,
THE AMERICAN PROTESTANT,
THE FEARLESS ADVOCATE OF PROTESTANTISM,
AND THE ONLY JOURNAL REACHING THE SECRET AMERICAN PROTESTANT
ORGANIZATIONS.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION
TO THE
AMERICAN PROTESTANT COMPANY
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1054
GEO. P. RO^VELL & GO'S
MOllMNG HERALD.
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
East Saginaw,
Michigran.
AN ABLE MORNING DAILY.
LAING BROS., Editors and Proprietoi's,
Both the Daily and Weeklj' editions have a
large circulation, and are considered to be
among the leading papers of Michigan.
THE HAZEL-WOOD REVIEW.
Hazelwood (Pittsburgh),
Peuna.
W. F. BINGLER, Editor and Proprietor.
Hazelwood is situated on the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, about four miles from Pitts-
burgh, of which it forms part.
The Review is a society paper, issued Sat-
urdays, at $1.50 per year. ^
Advertising rates upon application.
STATE GAZETTE.
Dyersburg,
Tennessee.
TOM W. NEAL, Editor and Proprietor.
Established in 1865.
Circulates largely in Dyer, Crockett and
Lauderdale Counties.
Valuable Advertising Medium.
THE CANTON TELEPHONE.
Published Fridays, at
Canton,
Texas.
W. E. FOSTER, Editor and Proprietor.
"THE CANTON TELEPHONE" IS A GOOD
BIEDIUM FOR REACHING THE
BEST PEOPLE.
Its advertising rates are liberal, and its
circulation is 1,800.
THE MALVERN WEEKLY NEWS.
Malvern, - - Arkansas.
JIM TOM STORY, - Editor and Proprietor.
Issued Every Wednesday.
This is one of the spiciest papers published
in this section ; has tlie largest local circula-
tion and large subscription lists in Little
Rock and Hot Springs, as well as a big list
among the manufacturing classes of this
country. Malvern is a thriving town of 2,000
population, the county-site of Hot Springs
County, which county has a population of
over 10,000. Malvern is the " gate " to the
celebrated Hot Springs of Arkansas. The
News is the best advertising medium.
THE ENTERPRISE.
Abingdon,
Illinois.
REED & PENDARVIS, Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
The Enterprise is a live, eight-page weekly,
and having a wide-spread circulation [adver-
tisers will do well to make use of it.
THE DE KALB CHRONICLE.
Decatur,
Georgia.
An Eight-page Weekly Newspaper,
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OP
DE KALB COUNTY.
Terms, $1.25 per Annum, in Advance.
E. L. HANES, Jr., Editor and Proprietor-
The Chronicle is an old and well-estab"
lished paper, having a large circulation, and
offers special advantages to advertisers. Send
for rates.
THE
UP-TOWN WORLD.
EVERY THURSDAY.
ONE CENT.
LARGEST ONE CENT PAPER IN
NEW YORK.
239 EAST 12TTH STREET.
THE LANSING SENTINEL.
Lansing, - - -
Michigan.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURBDAY.
J. M. POTTER,
Editor and Proprietor.
An Independent Newspaper published at
the capital of the State. Has a large and
well-established circulation. The Sentinel
is an unsurpassed advertising medium.
Subscription : §1.00 per annum.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
THE FALL RIVER MONITOR.
Fall River, - - Massachusetts.
WM. S. ROBERTSON, PubUsher.
The old-established weekly newspaper and
family journal of Fall River, Mass., a city of
57,000 "inhabitants, and the largest cotton-
manufactui"ing mart in the United States.
The Monitor is filled with bright, interest-
ing reading matter for the family, and is
largely read liy all classes, as its matter is
fresh and new, and not a rehash of a daily
paper. A first-class medium for advertisers.
Terms low.
THE SENTINEL.
Published Every Wednesday' Morning, at
Montrose, - Susquehanna Co., Pa.
PROHIBITION IN POLITICS.
Established May, 1883. Consolidated with
The Weekly Chronicle Oct. l, 1SS6.
Size : Eight pages, six columns to the page.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Circulation, Nov. 11, 1886—1,200; previous to
consolidation, 800.
S. J. NORTHROP, Editor and Publisher.
THE LAWRENCE UNION.
Lawrenceburg,
Tennessee.
A New Weekly. Published at Lawrenceburg.
Devoted to the Interests of Immigration and
the Republican Party.
SCHADE BROTHERS, - Proprietors.
Subscription, §1-50 per Year, in Advance. It
has a large circulation, which is steadily in-
creasing. Advertisers will find The Union a
reliable and profitable medium. Advertising
rates low and promptly furnished on applica-
tion.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1055
The Stockholder.
12 FRANKFORT ST., - - NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY :\IORNIXG. $5 PER YEAR.
DEVOTED TO FINANCE, RAILWAYS, MINING AND THE INDUSTRIES.
JUST THE PAPER FOR OUT-OF-TOWN STOCKHOLDERS, ESPECLILLY THOSE DE-
SIRING NEWS AND OPINIONS OF INVESTMENTS. ITS COLUMNS ARE NOT
DEVOTED TO WALL STREET AFFAIRS ALONE, BUT ARE COMPOSED
LARGELY OF ORIGINAL MISCELLANY ON KINDRED INTERESTS.
ITS REGULAR QUOTATIONS EMBRACE A DAILY HISTORY
OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE TRANSAC-
TIONS. VALUABLE FOR ITS RAILWAY RE-
VIEWS AND COMMENTS ON IM-
PORTANT MATTERS.
SEND 10 CENTS IN STAl^IPS FOR SPECIMEN COPY.
B. \V. DINS3IORE, Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
OUR MOTTO: "The Greatest Good to the Greatest Number.'
The Sauk Rapids Free Press.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
SAUK RAPIDS, - _ - - MINNESOTA.
THE COUNTY SEAT OF BENTON COUNTY.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE
GREAT NORTH STAR STATE.
THE COUNTY IS DEMOCRATIC AND THE FREE PRESS IS THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC
PAPER PUBLISHED IN SAID COUNTY.
HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION, AND CIRCULATES AMONG THE
PEOPLE, WHOSE RIGHTS IT CHAMPIONS.
A SPLENDID ADVERTISINfi MEDIUM.
Address A. De LACY WOOD, Editor and Proprietor, Sauk Rapids, :Minu.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Ageuts, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1056 GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
ESTABLISHED 1S7T.
AUGUSTA EVENING NEWS.
AUGUSTA, . . - - . GEORGIA.
THE PIONEER OF SOUTHERN EVENING DAILIES.
The most popular paper ever published iu Georgia, because of its independence in all
things— lielougiue: to no political clique, ring or combination. Terms, only $5.0i1 per annum.
WILLIAM H. MOORE, Editor. JOHN M. WEIGLE, Business Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WEBER'S MAGAZINE OF HUMAN CUIiTURE.
FARMERSVIL.L.E, .... PENNSYLVANIA,
CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY IN THE UNION.
M. S. WEBER, _ _ _ _ Publisher.
DEVOTED TO PHYSICAL, MENTAL, MORAL AND GENERAL SELF-IMPROVEMENT.
ADVERTISING RATES 15 CENTS PER AGATE LINE.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1878. TENTH YEAR. 1887.
WILES POINT CHRONICLE.
Published every Thursdav, at
WIIiLS POINT, ----- TEXAS.
R. E. YANTIS, Editor and Proprietor.
A Live, Local Paper, and one of the best advertising niedimns in this section. Circulation
over 1.000 and inci'easing. Advertising rates reasonable. For rates and other information
address as above. SUBSCRIPTION, §1.00 PER YEAR, IX ADVANCE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GENOA LEADER. ~
GENOA, ----- NANCE CO., NEB.
J. F. BIXBY, Editor and Publisher.
OLDEST PAPER IN NANCE COUNTY AND BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
CENTRAL NEBRASKA.
THE "REFORM ORGAN OF THE NORTHWEST."
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MERCER COUNTY GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
NEW WINDSOR, - - - MERCER CO., Ilili.
BY WILLIAM M. REPINE, Editor and Publisher.
The Gazette is Independent in regard to politics, fearless in its views, and is published
in the interests of Mercer County and New Windsor, a territory where advertisements are
appreciated, and no one advertises in The Gazette without being mauifoldlv remunerated.
OBJECTIONABLE ADS. NOT INSERTED AT ANY PRICE, but fair and square advertisers
are earnestlv solicited. Rates furnished upon application. Subscription price, $1.5u cash,
in advance. Address, " MERCER COUNTY GAZETTE," NEW WINDSOR, ILL.
INVESTIGATOR.
OSBORN, ----- MISSOURI.
F. W. A. RIEDEL, Editor and Publisher.
This paper is one of the oldest established papers in the State. It has a circulation which
should commend it to the attention of advertisers. Subscription, f 1.00 per year. Advertising
rates : One column, one year, $75 ; one half column, one year, $40 ; one quarter column, one
year, $25. Professional cards, one year, $5 ; society notices, one year, $3 ; local notices, tii'st
insertion, 5 cents per line, additional insertion 2* cents per line. Advertisements and local
notices will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly.
ROCHESTER VOLKSBLATT,
DAILY AND WEEKLY, AND
SONNTAGS-JOURNAL.
ROCHESTER, - - L,. B. 656, - - NEW YORTi.
DR. E. H. MAKK, Proprietor. (Established 1854.)
These old established favorite German papers have a very large and steadily increasing
circulation in Western and Middle New York, in twenty-live counties of Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Michigan, etc. Thej- are represented by over one hundred efficient local agents and
tw^o traveling agents, and' therefore are excellent advertising mediums.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE HEADLIGHT.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
ORTONVII.LE, . - - - - MINNESOTA.
NELSON O. FOSS, _ _ _ Publisher.
The Ortonville Headlight is a nine column folio newspaper, devoted to the interests
of the Farmer and the Workiugmau. We solicit Subscribers, Advertising, Job Work. Legal
Printing, and News Reports, and we guarantee satisfaction. Best advertising medium in
this section of Minnesota. Independent in everything. Neutral in nothing. An anti-mon-
opoly newspaper. Terms, $1.5(1 per annum. Rates low and furnished on application. Send
for them. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1051
orth Star.
NEW RICHLAND, - - WASECA CO., MINN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
S. K. GREGG, Publisher.
Si. 50 Per Year, iu Advauce.
THE NORTH STAR IS THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN ONE OF
l^HE MOST PROGRESSIVE AND GROWING
AGRICULTURAL DISTRICTS
IN THE GREAT STATE OF MINNESOTA.
BEING PUBLISHED IN A SECTION WITH AMPLE RESOURCES
THERE IS NO BETTER
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
SEND FOR RATES
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
1058
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE
PliAINFIELiD EVENING NEWS.
New Jersey.
Flainfield,
T. W. MORRISON, Editor and Proprietor.
The Plainfield Evening News is tlie onlj-
daily newspaper witliin a radius of ten miles.
Independent in politics, crisp and fresh. A
favorite family newspaper. Instructive and
amusing. A choice advertising medium.
Questionable advertisements not inserted.
Two cents per copy, ten cents per week, $5
per year.
L.AKE COUNTY STAR.
Issued Every Thursday at
Baldwin, - - Lake Co., 3Iich.
CHAS. K. RADCLIFFE, Editor and Prop'r.
Established in 1873.
Terms : §1.50 a year.
The Star is an eight -column folio, is the
oldest paper in the county, and an excellent
advertising medium. Circulation increasing.
Advertising at lowest living rates.
WARWICK VALLEY DISPATCH.
independent-j>emocratic.
Published at Warwick and Chester.
(Two Editions.,)
And during Summer at Greenwood Lake
Everv Wednesday.
G. F. KETCHUM. Editor and Proprietor.
W^arwick, - - New Y^ork.
The Dispatch circulates in a rich agricul-
tural community, and has the largest list of
any local paper in the townships of Warwick
and Chester; is on file at all the principal
hotels. Subscription, $1.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY POST.
Higginsville,
Missouri.
BRANCH & BRUENING, Prop'rs.
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER IN
THE COUNTY.
Circulation, 1,000 and Growing Rapidly.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates Sent on Application.
THE TAR RIVER TALKER.
A Live Family Newspaper.
Rocky Mount, - North Carolina.
Published in one of the most progressive
sections of the South.
C. H. HARRIS, Editor and Proprietor. .
JNO. B. LEWIS, Associate Editor.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
GRAND MEADOW RECORD.
Grand Meadow^, Mower Co., Minn.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, by
L D. CONVERSE, Publisher.
THE STERLING BULLETIN.
Published Weekly, at
Sterling, - - Rice Co., Kan.
W. M. LAMB, M.D., Editor and Proprietor.
Established in 187T.
LARGEST CIRCULATION AND BEST
ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY.
Advertisers desirous of reaching this im-
portant part of the country can find no better
medium than the Record.
Advertising Rates— One-eighth column, one
year. $10; one quarter col., do., $20; one-half
col., do , $.S0; one col., do., $.54.
Subscription Rates— One year, in advance,
$1.50 ; 6 months, do., 80c.; 3 months, do., 40c.
THE TURIN GAZETTE.
Turin, - Lewis Co., N. Y.
P. B. MERENESS, - Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
A well-established, well-conducted, eight-
page newspaper, having a good circulation in
Lewis and adjoining counties. A splendid
dairy and farming section. Terms of adver-
tising made known on application to the
publisher.
HOUSTON VALLEY SIGNAL.
Houston,
Minnesota.
Local, live, wide-awake, fearless, independ-
ent. Bad medicine for political bosses, dead
beats and scallawags generally. Believes in
protection to home industry. If you would
learn of the beautiful, romantic Southeastern
Minnesota, its vine-clad hills, its purling trout
brooks, rocky glens and lovely valleys— the
Eden of the gi-eat Northwest— order
THE SIGNAL, $1.50 a year.
C. F. SCHONLAU, Editor and Proprietor.
THE RICHLAND BEACON.
A Democratic weekly newspaper published at
Rayville, - - Louisiana.
Established Jan., 1869? by the present owner.
An excellent advertising medium and live
paper. Rates very reasonable and liberal
discount to yearly advertisers.
Price, per annum, $2,00. The only paper pub-
lished in Richland Parish.
WILEY P. MANGHAM. Editor & Publisher.
HENRY COUNTY LOCAL.
New Castle,
Henry Co., Ky.
W. B. MOODY, Editor and Proprietor,
Subscription, $1.50 Per Annum.
The Local is published every Thursday,
and is devoted to the interests of every pre-
cinct in Henry County. It is a well estab-
lished newspaper and has a circulation
equaled by few papers in the State.
THE HARLEM RECORD.
Harlem,
New York.
"The Harlem Record " is issued every Wed-
nesdav and Saturday morning from
the Office. 2184 Third Ave.,
Bet. 119th and r20th Sts.
The Record has a large circulation in Har-
lem, Yorkville, and the entire upper part of
New York City. It is devoted to the interests
of the people of this section of the city, and is
a welcome visitor. Advertisers cannot avail
themselves of a more valuable medium.
Send for terms.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1059
Southern Industrial Record
AND
Railroad Record.
ATLANTA, - - - - GEORGIA.
ISSUED BY THE RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A. L. HARRIS, - . - - . Manager.
A twenty-page Monthly Journal, and reaches regulai'ly every Railroad Manager or Pur-
chasing Agent in the United States, Master Mechanics, Master Car Builders, Road Masters.
Contractors, Users of Steam and Water Power, MiUs, Factories, Shops, Mines, Plantations^
and other Industrial Establishments in the South.
CIRCULATION, 10,000. SUBSCRIPTION, $1,00 PER ANNUM.
A LIVE, PROGRESSIVE JOURNAL, THAT EVERYBODY READS.
The Record Publishing Co. also issues, twice a month, THE RENNESAW GAZETTE.
8-pages, for circulation by the Western and Atlantic Railroad Passenger Department.
Advertising space limited to two pages. No better general advertising
medium in the South.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Weekly Advocate
A. H. MAR LOW, EDITOR and Publisher.
ANCONA, - - - - ILLINOIS.
THE ADVOCATE IS A WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO HOME AND
STATE INTERESTS.
IT HAS A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION.
It circulates in a rich farming country, and has
NO EQUAL AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Advertising rates as low as any paper of equal circulation and influence
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1060 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE REPUBLICAN.
WILMINGTON, -., , - . , -,,^ ,,- DELAWARE.
Daily (every evening) and Weekly.
GEO. W. VERNON & SONS, - - Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION— DAILY, $3.00 A YEAR ; WEEKLY, $2.00.
The Republican has the largest and best circulation of any paper published in the State.
It is read by the masses and contains the Wants, For Rents, and Sales.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
EIGHT PAGES. FEPTY-SIX COLUMNS.
FRIENDSHIP WEEKLY REGISTER.
PUBLISHED THURSDAY, AT
FRIENDSHIP, ... - ALLEGANY CO.. N. Y.
R. R. HELME, Editor and Proprietor. F. G. HELME, Associate Editor.;
Best and largest Family Newspaper in the County. As an advertising medium, *' gi-eat."
Subscription Price, $1..tO a Year. ;Net advertising rates, one inch, $8;; I4 column, $25.00 ;
J^ column. $50.00 ; 1 column, $100 a vear. Positively one price to all. B^" No discount.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE MILLHEIM JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERYITHURSDAY, AT
MILLHEIM, .... - PENNSYLVANIA.
R. A. BUMILLER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
The Journal is a four-page, seven-column local Newspaper, with steadily increasing
circulation, full of news and a desirable advertising medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THIRD YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1884.
THE ARCOLA REPORTER.
Published at '
ARCOLA, ------ ILLINOIS.
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
SPEED BROS., Publishers. J. SPEED, Jr., Editor.
Four pages, sixteen columns ; all printed at home. Subscription, 50 cents per annum.
Advertising rates low and f ui-uished upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SLAYTON GAZETTE.
SLAYTON, ----- MINNESOTA.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
L. C. HERR, _ _ - Editor and Publisher.
A large, live and spicy paper, published in the midst of a beautiful and fertile country
and devoted to the welfare of the people of Slayton and surrounding counties. As this is
the only paper published at Slayton, advertisers can see the advantages of inserting an
advertisement in The Gazette. Rates very reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PEARL RIVER NEWS. ^^Z^ZZZZZ
COLUMBIA, - - - - - MISSISSIPPI.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. DALE & BANKS, Editors and Proprietors.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF MARION AND LAWRENCE COUNTIES.
The News is an independent journal, published in one of the most important cotton dis-
tricts of the South. The News commends itself to those advertisers who wish to reach this
section of the country. Terms, $1.00 per annum.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
HUNTSVILLE. - - -_ - - ARKANSAS.
J. T. gage & BRO., Publishers.
AN UNRIVALLED ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATES LOW AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AMERICAN ANGLER.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED EXCLUSIVELY TO FISH, FISHING AND
FISH CULTURE.
252 BROADWAY, . - - - NEW YORK.
Practical essays on Angling and Anglers' implements, and reports of Fishing from all
parts of the United States and Canada. SETH GREEN, the eminent Fish Culturist. has
charge of the Fish Culture Department. Published weekly at $3.00 per annum. Address
'• THE AMERICAN ANGLER," 2.52 Broadway, New York.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1061
ii
The Earth,"
PUBLISHED BY
THE EARTH PUBLISHING COMPANY,
40 BROAD STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE, 430 WALNUT STREET.
ADVERTISING RATES, 3 CENTS PER WORD.
SUBSCRIPTION, Two Dollars Per Year, IN ADVANCE.
The Earth ! ! Who does not Avant it ?
When has it ever been within the reach of the humblest American citizen ?
Yet to such extent has enterprise come at last, that it is in the market, all girdled as
it is with the fantastic wire, lighted by electricity, bearing on its laboring sides the ant hills
of human industry, while the tangled cobweb of steely rails and the smoky tracks of the
speeding locomotive, and the ocean greyhounds tell of the restless activity of its denizens.
Such as it is, with its beauties and its blemishes, we shall present it to our readers, and
whether the picture be flattering or the reverse, it will always be— true. They shall have it
at a price at which none can cavil— two standard dollars for a year ! Was ever the earth
sold before ? While many worlds encompass us, there is, as there has been, but one earth.
We have it. It is too large for us to keep it all Week by week, moved by a fellow interest
In humanity, we shall feed it out to those who are crying for It. The weekly has its
advantages over the daily plan. It is more satisfactory.
In this great undertaking we shall steady ourselves upon the fom- quarters of the globe,
resting upon religion, politics, finance aud art, and from thence distribute to the people
that portion of the Earth to which they are entitled.
We shall not only present the current fraction in portable shape, in its most attractive
garb, but shall use the lens upon that portion of it embraced within our city and State,
and reflect its realities, as seen in the lobby, the club, and the foyer.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SING SING KEPLBL.ICAN.
Published every Thursday at
Sing: Siuff, - - New York.
TERMS, Sa.O) A YEAR.
M. F. ROWE & SON, Editors and Proprietors.
One of the oldest and most widelj' circu-
lated weeklies in the State. Republican in
politics, and containing all the latest local
and general news. Has a circulation of which
it may well be proud ; as an advertising me-
dium it is unsurpassed by anj' paper in the
county. Rates reasonable. Established 1830.
JOURNAL..
Fine Island,
Minnesota.
HOLMES & INGALLS,
Editors and Publishers.
One of the best weeklies in the Northwest.
Its circulation commends it to advertisers
who are looking for a paper in which they
can invest a small amount and receive a
large return.
THE CINCINNATI ARTISAN,
Cincinnati, - - Ohio.
PUBLISHED BY THE CINCINNATI ARTI-
SAN COMPANY.
J. H. HORTON, Editor and Manager.
Office, No. 169 Race Street.
This journal has been greatly improved ;
matter principally written especially for it by
professional engineers, chemists, practical
artisans, etc.. who \isq plain language, making
the paper of immense value to mechanics and
their families, manufacturers, sawmillers,
etc. Twenty-eight to thirt j -six pages monthly,
§1.00 a year. Send for Advertising Rates.
Large Circulation in Southern States.
JONES COUNTY TIMES.
Monticcllo,
Iowa.
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
L. T. ALEXANDER, Publisher.
Terms, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
Issued every Thursday.
Published at the point of intersection of
two important railwaj' lines and where large
industries are prosecuted. The Times, as an
advertising medium, unsurpassed.
WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
K-irksville,
Adair Co., Mo.
Subscription, $1.50 Per Year.
T. E. SUBLETTE, - Proprietor.
The Graphic is published every Friday; it
is an eight-page newspaper, and contains all
the local and general news. It is a most de-
sirable medium for advertisers.
THE HUTCHINSON DEMOCRAT.
Hutcliiuson, Reno Co., K.an.
J. F. BLACKBURN. Editor and Proprietor.
Terms : §1.50 per year.
A weekly paper, devoted to local and general
news.
Is the only Democratic paper in Reno County.
SIZE : Eight-page Quarto.
THE YORK DAILY.
York,
Pennsylvania*
SP ANGLER, MOORE & FREY, Publishers.
The largest.and only Morning Paper in York.,
and alone receives the Associated Press dis-
patches. Has three times the circulation of
any Daily paper in the County. Size 25x40.
Circulation, :!.700.
THE YORK WEEKLY.
The only eight-page Weekly in York
County, and has more than twice the circula-
tion of anyotherWeekly in the County. Only
75 cts. per year. Size 31x44. Circulation, 4,550.
THE ROSLYN NEWS.
Roslyu,
Long Island.
ESTABLISHED 1878.
JOHN A. BELDEN, Editor and Proprietor.
It is the onl3' paper in the town of North
Hempstead, which has a population of over
12,000. It has a good circulation throughout
the town, and as an advertising medium is
first-class. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
THE STAR.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PIPESTONE CO.
Published Every Tuesday and Friday, at
Pipestone City, - - Minnesota.
Terms : $2.00 a year.
ISAAC L. HART & SON, Editors and Prop'rs.
The Star is a local paper devoted specially
to the development of the resources of Pipe-
stone County and to the benefit of all its
people, and has a circulation exceeding that
of any other paper in the county. Unequaled
as an advertising medium,
AMERICAN CHRISTIAN REVIEW.
Published every Thursday.
Cincinnati, - - Ohio.
Subscription, $2.00 per Year.
DANIEL SOMMER, Proprietor and Publisher.
W. B. F. TREAT, Editor-in-Chief.
Devoted to the defense, maintenance and
propagation of Christianity, Religious News
and General Intelligence. The Review,
Avhich was founded by Benjamin Franklin
twenty-eight years ago, now circulates in
every State and Territory in the Union, in
Canada, in England, and in many of the
colonies of England.
CLINTON COUNTY WOCHEN-
BLATT.
Lyons,
.Iowa.
The popular German Weekly of Clinton
Coimty, published by
GREISEN & PETERSEN.
As a German family newspaper, has no
equal in Clinton County, and as an advertis-
ing medium unrivaled. Rates moderate.
THE KAHOKA HERALD.
Kahoka,
Missouri.
G. G. CHILDERS, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - $1.50 PER YEAR.
An influential family newspaper, published
every Wednesday, and circulating through-
out Clark Count}-. A profitable advertising
medium. Rates made known upon applica-
tion.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1063
THE SARATOGA JOURNAL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, - - - . NEW YORK,
DAVID F. RITCHIE, Publisher and Proprietor.
Daily and Weekly. Circulates everywhere. On file In London, Paris, and in all the leading
waterinK places in this country. Gives a complete record of arrivals at the Saratoga hotels,
with all the current news through the entire year. Bright, chatty, independent, and always
readable. The most popular daily in the great American watering place. Best advertising
medium in the State, outside of New York City. It is bought and sent away to all parts of
the world by the hundreds and thousands. Terms : Daily, $6.00 per year ; Weekly, $1.50.
Geo. P. RowELX, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York..
THE BALLARD COUNTY JOURNAL
WICKLIFFE, ... - - KENTUCKY.
FRANK FRANCE, Editor and Proprietor.
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COUNTY OF SIXTEEN THOUSAND INHABITANTS.
LARGE CIRCULATION IN FIVE COUNTIES.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE GRETNA SUN.
GRETNA, - - - JEFFERSON PARISH, LA^
Issued every Saturday by D. B. WOODRUFF, Editor and Proprietor.
An eight-page newspaper, devoted to the interests of Jefferson Parish and the people
thei-eof. The Sun is a family paper ; its circulation is large and on the inci-ease ; it is there-
fore one of the best advertising: mediums in the South.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION : One Year, in Advance, $2.00 ; Six Months, in Advance,
$1.00; Three Months. 50 cents ; single copies five cents.
RATES OF ADVERTISING: One inch space constitutes a "square"; transient, $1.00
per inch, first insertion ; each subsequent insertion, 50 cents per inch.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MOUNTAIN SENTINEL.
LIVINGSTON, - - - . . TENNESSEE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. J. M. COULSON, Publisher.
THE SENTINEL IS THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF OVERTON, FONTRESS AND
PICKETT COUNTIES.
Its circulation is largely in these and the adjoining counties. Its steady increase of adver
tising patronage proves its value as a medium.
RATES REASONABLE AND CHEERFULLY FURNISHED UPON REQUEST.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE UPLAND "WEEKLY LOCAL.
UPLAND, - - - - DELAWARE CO., PA.
JOSHUA TAYLOR, Editor and Publisher.
CIRCULATION, 12,000. ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN UPLAND.
Subscription Price, 50 cts. Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates, which will be
made known on application. Tiiis paper is published in a fast-growing section of Delaware
County, and is therefore a very desirable advertising medium. Write for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FREETHINKER'S MAGAZINE.
BUFFALO, ----- NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY. H. L. GREEN, Editor and Publisher.
PRICE, $2.00 per Annum ; $1.00 for Six Months ; 25 cents per number. Payable in Advance.
This Magazine is the only FREE Magazine published in this country. Articles on all
questions published if the writer has something to say and knows how to say it. The Maga-
zine is circulated in every State and Territory in the Union, and also in Canada. Each
number is read by two or three thousand of the most intelligent people in this country,
makinK it a most valuable advertising periodical.
S^" Send five two-cent postage stamps for a sample. Address as above.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
1064
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
BRIDGETON EVENING NEWS.
Bridgcton,
'Sew Jersey.
A Bright, newsy, publication, published
every evening. Subscription, $3.00.
DOL.L.AR WEEKLY NEWS.
Contains all the news of the week in a con-
densed form. Subscription, $1.00.
Average daily circulation, 3,000; weekly,
over ■>,00i).
Advertisers wUl find it to their interest and
advantage to send for rates.
EVENING NEWS CO., Bridgeton, N. J.
THE SUFFOL.K- DEMOCRAT.
Fatchogiie, Suffolk Co., It. I., N. Y.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
L. B. GREEN, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year.
The Democrat is an eight-page. Democratic
journal ; a local paper of influence. It is
published in the largest and most flourishing
town in Suffolk County, and has a circulation
equaled by few papers outside of Brooklyn.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
THE
CENTRAL. FREEWILL BAPTIST.
Cheshire, . - Ohio.
Published the 1st of every month by
THOMAS E. PEDEN.
Terms, Fifty Cents Per Year.
An able exponent of Christian principles as
held by the Freewill Baptists.- It has a large
circulation and is extensively read by the in-
telligent people of the Town. County and
State. It is a most desirable advertising me-
dium. Rates made known upon application.
BENNINGTON STAR.
Bennington
Ottawa Co., Kan.
A Weekly Family Newspaper.
Publisher.
DAVID B. LOUDON,
TO ADVERTISERS.
Our cu'culation is large.
Our rates are reasonable, and
We desire your orders.
It pays to advertise Advertise In the Star.
THE RUSH CITY POST.
THE MT. AUBURN STAR.
Mt. Auburn, ... lonva.
Published Every Wednesday.
S. A. OREN, F. F. KNAPP,
Editors and Proprietors.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND THE
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
THE NORTH PART OF
BENTON COUNTY.
Independent in politics and all other things.
TEXAS PLOW3IAN AND ESTRAY
RECORD.
Dallas, - - Texas.
THE BEST 16-PAGE MONTHLY IN THE
SOUTH.
HARTMAN, DUNCAN & CO., Publishers.
Circulates in nearly every county in the
State, and is the only 5<) cent agricultural
paper published in the South, Advertisers
cannot find a better medium in Texas to place
their business before farmers and stock-
raisers. Advertising rates, 50 cts. per inch,
with fdiscouut on large Ads. Send for free
Sample Copy.
THE LEDGER.
Rush City, ... Minnesota.
Terms : $2.00 per year, in advance.
E. B. ROBIE, Publisher. H. P. ROBIE, Editor.
Has the largest circulation of any paper
within a radius of fifty miles : devoted to the
interests of Rush City and the surrounding
country. Every description of Commercial
Job Printing executed with neatness and
dispatch.
SAC COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Phillipsburg,
Pennsylvania.
H. C. WILLIAMS, Editor.
ANNE V. WILLIAMS, Associate Editor.
ISSUED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Terms, $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
FOUNDED APRIL 1, 1884.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 1,300.
HUMANSVILLE STAR.
Humansville
Polk Co., Mo.
Published each Thursday.
BY H. A. MOORE.
The Star circulates throughout the rich
farming country surrounding the town of
Humansville, and from the general thrifti-
ness of its subscribers, claims to be the best
advertising medium extant for the disti'ict.
SCHENECTADY UNION.
Schenectady,
Issued daily, per year,
Weekly, per year,
Ne-w York.
$6.00
1.00
Published Every Thm-sday, at
Sac City, - - Sac Co., Iowa.
By J. KODER, Editor.
Terms, - - $1.50 Per Year.
Send for a sample copy and judge of its
value. The patronage accorded it by home
advertisers is a guarantee of its worth as an
advertising medium.
GEO. W. COTTRELL, Proprietor.
The only paper in its Congressional Dis-
trict, embracing "Schenectady, Montgomery,
Saratoga, Fulton and Hamilton Counties,
which is a member of the New York State
Associated Press. Unexcelled as an adver-
tising medium.
THE ATTICA JOURNAL.
Attica, ... Ohio.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Subscription, $1..50 per Year ; 75 cents for Six
Months, in advance.
H. G. BLAINE, M. D., Proprietor.
G. C. LAKE & CO., Publishers.
A reliable country newspaper. Subscribed
for and read by everv farmer and citizen in
the county. It has a large circulation and is
rapidly increasing. One of the best mediums
for advertisers in the State of Ohio. Adver-
tising rates given on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1065
REPUBLICAN. LOCAL. PROGRESSIVE.
The Le Sueur News.
liE SUEUR, - - - L.E SUEUR CO., MINN.
E. H. DEARTH, Editor aud Proprietor. $1.5<) PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF LE SUEUR COUNTY.
Established in 1879. 8 Pages. Size, 30x44
The News is strictly a newspaper, devoted to the interests of its city, town, county and
State in every particular. It is a journal published for the people now on earth. It has a
circulation of 900 ; is the leading paper of the county, and a most excellent advertising
medium.
Advertising rates ascertained by addressing as above.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The American,
WEEKLY INDEPENDENT JOURNAL OF LITERATURE, SCIENCE, THE ARTS,
AND PUBLIC AFFAIRS.
Established 1880. $3.00 per year. The American Co., limited. Publishers.
921 ARCH ST., - ^3 " PHILADELPHIA.
The American aims at an honorable standard in literary excellence, an independent and
fearless course, a catholic and fair-minded relation to controverted questions, and the study
of the hopeful side of human affairs.
The Philadelphia Ptx'ss says : "In The American, the educated reader is always sure to
find intelligent, original aud acute comment upon politics, literature, the arts and science.
More than this. The American affords its readers special articles of value on varied topics
of social interest, and supplements these with excellent correspondence on subjects of the
hour from the capitals of Europe. It is in effect an American Pall Mall Gazette— a. 'journal
written by gentlemen for gentlemen.* "
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Sioux Valley Blade.
CALLIOPE, - - - SIOUX CO., lO'WA.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, BY
B. FRANK KNAPP, - Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription Rates :
One Year, $1.50. Six Months, 75 Cents. Three Mouths, 40 Cents.
A newspaper devoted to the interests of the people of the Northwest ; opposed to rings or
cliques in town or county. The Blade has no friends to reward or enemies to abuse.
It is a flrst-class local paper, aud has already obtained a large circulation ;
it is also a superior medium for advertisers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Wisconsin Sentry.
HILLSBORO, - - - WISCONSIN.
"OUR FLAG IS STILL THERE."
And we still continue to foist our Foibles and Idiosyncrasies, accompanied with a great
deal of verbosity, upon the time and attention of a patient though long-suffering
Public; and while they let us live we shall continue to make concessions
(when we have to), and liberal reductions at all times to large clubs
and breaching-loading shot guns. Yours for Provender,
C. W. T. HEATH, Old Man.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1066
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE PENNY POST.
Portsiiioiith.
Ne^v Hampshire.
The Largest One cent Daily in New England.
Issued Daily at 4 p. m.. Sundays and holidays
excepted, bv the
PENNY POST PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Portsmouth, N. H.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Single copies, 1 cent; one year, S3.0<i.
As an advertising medium The Penny Post,
with its very large cii-culation and moderate
rates. Is the best value in this part of the State.
FIL.L.310RE
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
Fairinout,
Nebraska.
FRAZIER & FRAZIER, Publishers.
The Chronicle has a good circulation, which
is steadily increasing. It contains all the
general news and matters of interest, and is
A FIRST-RATE FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Fillmore is a good locality to advertise in,
and The Chronicle is a good means with
■which to reach the public.
THE EAGLE.
Saratoga Springs,
New Y'oi'k.
JOHN JOHNSON & CO., Proprietors.
The circulation of the Eagle and the New
York World will average al-
most 100,000 each.
Therefore advertise in the Eagle and
World if you would succeed.
THE BROWN COUNTY NEWS.
Georgeto^vn, - - Ohioi
L. B. LEEDS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Brown County News is the oldest and
largest paper published in Brown County,
and has a circulation of ,;,00u, being larger
than any two papers in the county.
Democratic in politics, but largely devoted
to the local interests of the county.
Subscription Price, $1.25 per Year.
WEBSTER STANDARD.
Marshfield, - - -
3Iissouri.
G. H. PARDEE, Editor and Publisher.
Terms: $1.00 per year.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY.
Published Weekl3% Largest circulation of
any paper in the county.
CONSTANTLY INCREASING.
Sample copies furnished on application.
LOCAL RECORD.
West Branch,
lovFa.
W. W. GRDWELL. Editor and Proprietor.
Established 1834.
GALENA GAZETTE.
Galena,
Illinois.
DAILY, TRIWEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
J. B. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor.
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE
has the
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER
IX the state
OUTSIDE OF CHICAGO.
The Local Record appears every Thurs-
day. It has a wide support, a strong influence,
and a long-established reputation. For ad-
vertisers it is a first-class medium.
SPRINGVILLE NEW ERA.
Spriugville, - Linu Co., Iowa.
J. S. BUTLER, Pub. C. S. SHANKLIN, Editor.
Terms, $1.00 per Year.
The New Era is au eight -page newspaper,
bright, clean and newsy, devoted to local in-
terests. It is unexcelled as au advertising
medium, as it has an extensive circulation
throughout the County and State.
THE LA BELLE STAR.
La Belle.
Missouri.
PubUshed by C. W. jVIULINEX.
Issued Weekly, on Fridays. Terms $1.50
Per Year.
THE STAR" IS PUBLISHED ON BUSI-
NESS PRINCIPLES.
To make the paper worth the subscription
price, and thus increase its circulation and
value as an advertising medium, is our aim.
THE HOPE PIONEER.
Hope,
Steele Co., Dak.
R. H. SIMPSON, Editor and Proprietor.
The only paper in Steele County : one of the
best advertising mediums in North Dakota ;
circulates speciallj' in the rich Red River
Valley. Advertising rates low.
News depot in connection, where all the
latest publications may be had.
Subscription, $2 per year ; Six Months, $1.
THE McCOMB HERALD.
3IcCoiiib, - - - Ohio.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
S. B. DAVIS, Editor ^nd Proprietor.
The Herald is one of the brightest and
most popular papers in Hancock County, and
its advertising rates are reasonable.
Subscription price, $1.50, in advance.
A fine Job Printing Office, recentlj' refitted,
is connected with the office.
ELK CREEK ECHO.
Elk Creek, - - - Nebraska.
J. W. BARNHART, Proprietor.
Subscription : $1.50 per year, in advance.
Circulates largely in Johnson, Richardson,
Pawnee and Nemaha counties.
GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Apply for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1067
THE SUNDAY TIMES.
niE.nPHISS, ----- TENNESSEE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
The Times is a local, social and literary paper, having a large circulation in Memphis and
the surrounding towns of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama. It has regular,
located correspondents in 47 towns in the above States, who furnish the social and personal
news of their towns regularl.v. It also contains a large amount of selected humor, a good
serial storj', and the sermons of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage. It makes a specialty of tine social
cartoons and local sketches.
THE TIMES HAS A LARGER CITY CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER MEMPHIS PAPER.
Subscription Price, by mail, is $1.50 per Year. By carrier 20c. per Mouth.
Geo. p. Rowelj. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE KANSAS REPORTER.
AVAMEGO, - - - POTTAWATOMIE CO., KAN.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY AND CITY.
LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
The Reporter was established Julj' IT, 1S67, and is the oldest paper in the county. Dur-
ing its existence the following papers have been merged into it : The Pottawatomie Gazette,
the Pottawatomie Herald and tlie Wamego Tribune.
IT HAS THE LEADING CIRCULATION OF POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE GREEN RIVER REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
MORGANTOWN, . - . - BUTLER CO., KY.
BY THE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
H. B. MOREHEAD, - - - Editor and Business Manager.
The Republican, published in a famous lumber region, circulates largely throughout
Central Kentucky. An excellent advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SHELTERING ARMS.
A Monthly Journal, published in the Interests of, and by the Sheltet-ing Arms Association.
129TH ST. AND lOTH AVE., - - NEW YORK CITY.
Advertising for charities is made a specialtj', and the agent is authorized to take such adver-
tisements at very low rates. It is to the interest of all business men to avail
themselves of these opportunities.
ADVERTISING RATES : Twenty cents per nonpareil line, each insertion, payable in
advance. Twelve lines to an inch. Ten per cent, discount for three months ; fifteen per
<;ent. for six months ; twenty per cent, for one year. Address
WILLIA3I H. CLARK, Business Manager, S3 Elm Street, New York.
Gei ). P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
F. W. BOWEN. H. G. McKNIGHT.
THE BLIZZARD.
OIL, CITY, - - - - . PENNSYLVANIA.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WEEKLY, BY BOWEN & McKNIGHT.
The Daily is published evenings and circulates largely among laboring men. The Weekly
circulates almost exclusively among farmers.
The Blizzard Is a recognized authority on all matters pertaining to petroleum and its
products. Daily, per Year, $6.00 ; Weekly, §1,00.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
JACKSON COUNTY ERA.
MURPHYSBORO, - - - JACKSON CO., ILL.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. W. H. HULL, Proprietor.
Is the leading Republican paper in Southern Illinois. Has a large and growing circula-
tion, making it one of the best advertising mediums in Jackson County and vicinity.
Terms, $1.50 per Year, in Advance. Advertising rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1068 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SANITARY PLUMBER.
PUBLISHED AT
*23 PARK ROW, - - - NEW YORK CITY»
BY THE HYDRAULIC AND SANITARY PLUMBING PUBLISHING CO. (Limited).
The Sanitary Plumber is the official organ of the Master Plumbers' Associations of New
York, Brooklyn, San Francisco, Providence, Philadelphia and St. Louis. It is now the lead-
ing paper in its special field, and circulates among the craft in all sections of the country.
Advertising Rates : Advertisements will be inserted at the rate of $2.00 per inch for single
issue. Rates for larger cards given upon application. Issued semi-monthly. Yearly sub-
scription (in advance), $1.00 ; single copies, 5 cents.
AUDUBON COUNTY ADVOCATE.
AUDUBON, - - - - - - IOWA.
K MOORE CARPENTER, _ _ - Editor and Proprietor.
Published at Audubon, the County seat of Audubon County, on "Wednesday of each
week. It is the only Democratic paper in the county, and is a consolidation of the old
Advocate, Sentinel and Defender. Its weekly circulation is 1,800, making it the best adver-
tising medium in Audubon County.
RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION
Geo. p. Rowell. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce New York.
DANA NEWS.
DANA, -.-..- INDIANA.
M. L. GRIFFITH, Editor and Proprietor.
The News was established in 1885, and is the only Democratic paper in Vermilion County,
and consequently has a large and general circulation. Dana is located on the Indianapolis,
Decatur & Springfield Railroad, in a wealthy farming community, and advertisers who
wish to reach the best class of readers, and the most of them, should not give The News
the go by. Send for our advertising rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CHILL.ICOTHE BULLETIN.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
CHILililCOTHE, - - - PEORIA CO., IL.L*
Established in 1883. Price, $1.00 per year, in advance.
FRANK W. BAILEY, Publisher and Proprietor.
The Bulletin is the largest and best country newspaper printed in Central Illinois for
the pi-ice. An eight-page paper for only $1.00. Advertisers find it an excellent medium for
advertising purposes. For rates write the proprietor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ST. LOUIS ADVANCE.
ST. L.OUIS, - - . . . MISSOURI*
P. H. MURRAY, Editor.
A live, energetic journal, containing discussions and items of interest on all questions
affecting the industrial and moral welfare of the Negro, especially in the Southwest. It&
primal mission is to secure trades, homes and lands for the colored people. Advertising
rates $1.00 per inch, single column, with reasonable reduction for larger space and repetition.
Applications for advertising space may be made to St. Louis Advance, 618 N. 11th Street,
St. Louis, Mo. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BAYONNE HERALD AND GREENVILLE REGISTER.
Is published every SATURDAY MORNING at BERGEN POINT. N. J., seven miles from
New York, to and from which city there are eighty trains per day, also horse cars connecting
with Jersey City. Bayonue Citv embraces Bergen Point, Centerville, Constable Hook, Bay-
onne and Pamrapo, and has 15,0i')0 population. The Herald is the oldest journal, is an Official
City, County and State Paper, and has a LARGER CIRCULATION in the Municipality and in
the Sixth Assembly District (including Greenville and Lafayette) than any other newspaper.
Now in its 24th volume. It offers superior inducements to LOCAL AND FOREIGN ADVER-
TISERS. Advertisements inserted at regular rates, and Job Printing at fair prices. For fur-
ther particulars address HERALD, BERGEN POINT. HARRY C. PAGE, Editor and Publisher.
POMONA PROGRESS.
POMONA, - - - L.OS ANGELES CO., CAL.
B. A. STEPHENS. Editor.
PUBLISHED IN A GREAT FRUIT COUNTRY. NO FROSTS.
TERMS: S2.00 PER YEAR; $1.'25 SIX MONTHS.
ADDRESS, " PROGRESS," Pomona, Los Angeles Co., Cal.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
UNITED STATES ECONOMIST & DRY GOODS REPORTER.
Everv Saturday morning, at $5 a vear, in advance. Sample Copies 10 cents. It is the
largest publication in the country, and recognized the world over as one of the soundest
journals on Political Economy, Finance, Commerce, Manufacture and Agriculture. It is
especially devoted to the Dry Goods interest, and issues Prices Current weekly, together
with a long Review of the Domestic and Foreign Dry Goods Markets, Cotton, Wool, Custom
House Statistics of Importations of Dry Goods into the port of New York, beside other valu-
able and reliable information. The U. S. Economist is one of the al)lest papers on financial
matters puljlished in the country, and is worth four times its price to any merchant, banker,
or manufacturer. Established in 1846. JOS. MACKEY, Publisher, 3 BEACH ST., N. \ .
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1069
Justice.
BURLINGTON, - _^ • - - IOWA.
OLDEST LIVING DAILY LABOR PAPER IX THE UNITED STATES.
Published Every Eveuiug, except Sunday, at 10 cents per week.
An eight-column news journal, devoted to the cause of Humanity. Large and constantly
gi'owing circulation. Advertisers invited to test its merits.
WEEKLY~JUSTICE.
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND ABLEST LABOR WEEKLIES IN THE WORLD,
Published Every Thursdaj^ at SI 00 per annum.
OWNED AND CONTROLLED BY THE K. OF L. ASSEMBLIES OF THE NORTHWEST.
THE BEST MEDIUM IN IOWA FOR ADVERTISING. TRY IT.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Pythian Advocate.
(ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.)
MINNEAPOLIS, .- - - MINNESOTA.
FRED. E. WHEATON, - - - Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page Monthly Journal, published in the interests of the Order of Knights of Pythias.
THIRTY-TWO COLUMNS OF FRATERNAL NEWS.
No other like publication in the Northwest. Cii-culation, 2,500.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
"Judicious Advertising is the Key to Success."
ADVERTISE IN
The Indiana Statesman.
ROACHDALE, - _^ - INDIANA.
HOWARD E. HENNON, EDITOR.
THE STATESMAN " CIRCULATES AMONG ALL CLASSES OF PEOPLE IN PUTNAM,
MONTGOMERY, PARKE AND HENDRICKS COUNTIES, AND IS A VERY
VALUABLE MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
GIVE US ONE TRIAL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Caney Chronicle.
CANEY, - - ^^~~ - - KANSAS.
By REYNOLDS & HINTON, Editors and Publishers.
As an advertising medium The Chronicle is unexcelled in this section of Kansas.
Located as we are, on the border of the Indian Territory— a country well peopled, yet
without newspapers, generally speaking— the paper circulates freely for over 100 miles
south, southwest and southeast.
The Circulation is now near 800 copies weekly, or 41,600 yearly— all paid-up subscribers.
No deadheads are carried on our list.
The Indian Territory.— If you want to know anything of this great country, or desire
to place an advertisement to do you great good, correspond with us or our agents, Messrs.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce Street, New York.
Advertising Rates.— Our rates are low for the circulation : One column. 1 year, $100 ;
}4 col.. 1 year, $60; ^col.,1 year, $35; J^ col., 1 year, $20; 1-12 col., 1 year, $15; 1-16 col.,
1 year, $12.
NO DEVIATION FROM THESE RATES.
Address REYNOLDS & HINTON, Caney, Kansas.
1070
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE CITIZEN.
Ottawa,
Canada.
THE ONLY MORNING PAPER AT THE
DOMINION CAPITAL.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates furnished on application.
Address, THE CITIZEN,
OttaAva, Canada.
RECORD AND REPUBLICAN.
Castalia, Charles Mix Co., Dakota.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF COUNTY.
LUCAS & ADAMS, Editors and Proprietors.
An eight-page, seven-column paper. The
largest, oldest and best paper published in
Charles Mix County. A live, reliable, local
and Republican weekly. A well-fitted and
complete office, with first-class job depart-
ment in connection. Advertising rates made
known on application. Terms, S'oO per year.
Best advertising medium in South Dakota.
THE REPUBLiICAN PILOT.
Maysville,
Missouri.
G. K. GWATHMEY, Proprietor.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY,
HAS AN EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION,
and can
COMMEND ITSELF TO ADVERTISERS AS
A FIRST-CLASS MEDIUM.
WOOD RIVER GAZETTE.
Issued Every Thursday.
Wood River,
Hall Co., Neb.
JAMES EWIN6, Publisher
The unprecedented growth and success at-
tending the town of Wood River, and, in fact,
the entire countj'. during the past year, has
been shared in to a large extent by
THE GAZETTE.
With its cii'culation largely extended, and
its increased facilities, it offers better advan-
tages than ever to its advertising patrons.
THE SILVER STATE.
Wiuuemucca, - Humboldt Co., Nev.
The centre of the great grazing region of
Nevada, and the most extensive cattle and
wool shipping point on the C. P. RR.
J. J. HILL & CO., Editors and Publishers.
Also, the centre of the great silver-mining
region of Northern Nevada.
BEE AND TIMES.
Ripley, - - - - Ohio.
WEDNESDAYS.
REPUBLICAN.
Four pages. Size 28x44.
Subscription, $1.50.
Established 1843.
J. C. NEWCOMB, - Editor and Publisher.
THE LIVERPOOL TIMES.
Liverpool,
Nova Scotia,
W. A, LETSON, Publisher.
Issued every Friday. Subscription, §1 per
Annum.
Liverpool contains a population of some
4,000 inhabitants. The Tijies was established
ISTli, and has a large circulation throughout
the town and county.
Advertising rates made known on applica-
tion.
Established 1808.
THE OHIO PATRIOT.
Published Everj' Thursday at
New Lisbon, ... Ohio.
WILSON S. POTTS, Editor and Prop'r.
Tei'ms : §1.50 per annum, in advance.
The Patriot is the best advertising medium
in Eastern Ohio, and reaches the oldest and
best families in Columbiana County. Its
patrons are thrifty farmers, industrious me-
chanics, enterprising merchants and honest
laborers. Its regular subscribers number 2,400,
and it is read bv 12,(XK) persons weeklj^. For
rates, address OHIO PATRIOT, New Lisbon,0.
THE WEEKLY ARGUS.
Published Every Thursday.
THE DAILY ARGUS.
Issued Every Evening Except Sunday, at
Port Townsend, - "Washington Ter.
PUGET SOUND ARGUS PUB. CO.,
Publishers.
Terms of subscription per year : Weekly.
$3.(X); Daily, §9-00. Liberal advertising rates
furnished on application.
THE ARCADIAN.
OLDEST PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
Arcadia,
Indiana.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
A paper for the business or professional man,
the mechanic, the farmer, the working-
man, the home and the family.
The leading paper of Hamilton County.
Circulation large and constantlj- increasing.
For advertising rates, address
C. W. LEE, Publisher.
THE NORTHVILLE ADVANCE.
Northville, - Spink Co., Dak.
A LIVE LOCAL PAPER.
WEEKLY, THURSDAYS. - $2.00 A YEAR.
Established 1SS3.
JOHN BUSHELL, Puljlisher
Foreign advertisements five cents per line,
first insertion ; one cent per line each subse-
quent insertion : 12 lines make one inch.
THE 3IEMPHIS DE3IOCRAT.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
Memphis, - Scotland Co., Mo.
J. C. KIRBY, Editor and Publisher.
Circulating thoroughly in all parts of the
county. The Democrat ofEers, at low rates,
UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGES AS AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
AMERICAN NEWSPAl'ER DIRECTORY. 1071
The Rainbow.
58 NEW BOWERY, - -_ - NEW^ YORK CITY.
, A MONTHLY JOURNAL,
Devoted to Literature, the Arts aucl Scieuces, the Household, the Dissemination of the
Principles of Fraternity, Aid and Protection, and the interests of
THE ORDER OF CHOSEN FRIENDS:
The Fraternal Association that originated the plan of Providing for its Living Members.
A Safe Investment for Merchants, Lawyers, Mechanics, Farmers, Bankers,
Brokers, Clerks, Employers and Employees.
As soon as a person becomes a CHOSEN FRIEND he has secured $3,000 as safely in-
vested as if it was in a Trust Company. It is impossible for ninety men out of a hundred to
lay up this amount in a lifetime : but "here, iu a Fraternal Society 30,000 strong, organized on
the basis of Masonry and Oddf ellowship, it may be secured at once. Cost of membership
not to exceed $5, and one per cent, annually. Now is the time to apply for membership in
the Order of Chosen Friends, Six hundred Councils working.
WANTED.
Clergymen, Physicians, School Teachers, Lawyers, Editors and others having spare time, can
employ the same to profit and advantage In establishing Councils. Write for particulars.
Address THE RAINBOW, 58 New Bowery, New York.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BEST PAPER— THE MOST IMPORTANT PAPER— AND THE PAPER OF THE
GREATEST CIRCULATION PUBLISHED IN SOUTH BOSTON, MASS., IS "THE
SOUTH BOSTON TRIBUNE." JOSEPH B. GOMEZ, Editor and Proprietor.
It is the only Democratic Weeklv of the Greatest Democratic District in New England.
THE MASCOT OF BOSTON JOURNALISM.
If Advertisers want THE GREATEST CIRCULATION for their money, let them patronize
The South Boston Tribune.
161 BROADW^AY, - _-_ SOUTH BOSTON, MASS.
WHAT THE BOSTON PRESS SAYS ABOUT US.
The Tribune.— Saturday The South Boston Tribune appeared iu an enlarged form. The
editor and proprietor, Mr. Joseph B. Gomez, deserves great credit for liis enterprise and per-
severance. The readers are promised weekly the latest sermon by the Rev. Dr. Talmage, of
Brooklyn ; also, a Children's Column. It is already the banner paper of the district.— TTie
Evening Traveler, May 12, 1886.
The South Boston Tribune began its fourth volume Saturday with an enlarged paper.
This is the third time the paper has been enlarged since its establishment, and during the
past year many improvements were introduced to increase its value, and it is now the lead-
ing family paper in the district. Mr. Joseph B. Gomez, the editor and proprietor, deserves
much praise for the business tact shown in its management ; and he announces that here-
after he will publish every week the latest sermon of the Rev. Dr. Talmage, of Brooklyn,
N. Y. — The Evening Record, May 19, 1866.
The South Boston Tribune begms its fourth year of prosperity to-day. It is without
doubt one of the most interesting weeklies among our exchanges. It may well be called
the "Peninsula's Leading Journal."— SosfonSeraM, May 8, 1886.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
St. Joseph Medical Herald.
ST. JOSEPH, - - - - MISSOURI.
F. C. HOYT, EDITOR.
NEW FORM. BRIGHT AND ORIGINAL.
STRICTLY PROFESSIONAL. LEADING MEDICAL JOURNAL OF THE WEST.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT DEVOTED TO THE EYE AND EAR.
ABLY EDITED. LARGE CORPS OF CONTRIBUTORS.
FOR SAMPLE COPIES AND ADVERTISING RATES, ADDRESS MEDICAL HERALD CO.,
4^5 AND 427 FRANCIS ST., ST. JOSEPH. MO.
— OR—
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, lO Spruce St., New York.
1072 GEO. P. HOWELL & CO'S
THE ART JOURNAL OF THE CARRIAGE TRADE.
THE HUB.
PUBLICATION OFFICE
3-13 PEARL STREET, - - - NEW YORK CITY.
GEO. W. W. HOUGHTON. Editor. JOHN H. EGGERS, Business Manager.
THE LEADING AUTHORITY AT HOME AND iBROAD.
LARGEST, MOST INFLUENTIAL AND WIDELY DISTRIBUTED CIRCULATION.
Geo. p. Roweu. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LINCOLN COUNTY ADVOCATE.
MERRILL, . . - _ . WISCONSIN.
ESTABLISHED IN 1875. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING.
NORTHROP & CUMMER, Editors and Publishers.
It is the oldest and has the largest circulation of any paper in Lincoln County. It is
devoted to the interests of the Wisconsin River Valley. Subscription Price, $2.00.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MARTINSBURG JOURNAL.
MARTINSBURG, _ - - _ - IOWA.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
GREELEY & MARTIN, - - Editors and Proprietors.
The Journal was established July 9th, 1885, and has steadily 'increased in public favor,
until to-daj' it is one of the best advertising mediums in Eastern Iowa. Rates of advertising
low.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NATIONAI^
MEMPHIS, . - . - - MISSOURI.
C. W. SEVIER, Proprietor. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
THE NATIONAL HAS A LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING CIRCULATION.
Memphis has a population of 2,(i00, and is situated in the heart of a rich Farming and
Stock raising district. The rates are very low for a paper of Its class and circulation, and
thej' will be cheerfullj' sent upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yorfe.
INTER-MOUNTAIN.
BUTTE CITY, . . . - _ MONTANA.
DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY.
MAIN STREET, OVER BUTTE HARDWARE COMPANY.
Largest and most Enterprising Newspaper in Montana.
INTER-MOUNTAIN PUBLISHING COMPANY. LEJE MANTLE, MANAGER.
Send for Terms and Sample Copies.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BREMEN ENQUIRER.
BRE3IEN, ..--.- INDIANA.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY BROOK H. BOWMAN.
A large, seven-column folio, filled to the brim with live local news. Circulates largely
In Northern Indiana. A splendid advertising medium.
TERMS : - - - - SI. 25 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DICKEY COUNTY LEADER.
EL.L.ENDAL.E, - - _ - . DAKOTA.
THE LEADING PAPER OF CENTRAL DAKOTA.
WESLEY MORAN, _ _ _ Editor and Proprietor.
The Leader is published in the heart of the famous James River Valley, the finest
agricultural section in the Northwest. It is the pioneer and official paper of the county,
and has the most extensive circulation, making it a valuable medium for advertisers.
Advertising rates f urnislied upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NEW YORK ENQUIRER.
405 WEST 51st STREET, - - - NEW YORK CITY.
J. F. McKENNA, Editor and Proprietor. J. A. ECCLESTON, Business Manager.
ALFRED Y. GOODWIN, Advertising Agent.
All communications relating to advertising should be addressed to the above.
Pul)listie(l every Wednesday. Sul)sci"iption, §1.50 per year. A weekly newspaper advo-
cating the interests of Westsiders. Thk En<,>uirer has a large local cii-c'ulation, and is one
of the best advertising mediums in the city.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1073
The Hendricks County Gazette
DANVILLE, - -_ - INDIANA.
E. D. KING & SONS, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION : $1.50 PER ANNUM.
THE GAZETTE" IS THE LEADING DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THE FIFTH
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
With a full corps of correspondents, thereby enabling it to present to its readers a complete
synopsis of all events, it becomes the best paper in the county.
Its circulation of over 1,100 per week, and low advertising rates, recommend it as
A MOST DESIRABLE MEDIUM TO ADVERTISERS.
Rates and other information on application to THE GAZETTE.
Geo. p. Rowell, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Wave.
WEST SUPERIOR, _ - - WISCONSIN.
A wide-awake and progi-essive six-column quarto newspaper, Republican in politics, and
the largest, cheapest and best published in Douglas County. If you wish information con-
cerning a vigorous new town that is destined soon to become the Chicago of the Lake
Superior region, send $1.50 for a year's subscription to the West Superior Wave.
Advertisers should not fail to avail themselves of the advantages offered bj^ the Wa\'E
as a means of reaching the enterprising people at the head of Lake Superior.
Address, M. B. KIMBALL, Editor and Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Kansas City Commercial.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
KANSAS CITY, - - - - MISSOURI.
Prints a JOBBERS' EDITION EVERY WEDNESDAY that reaches all classes of mei'cantile
buyers in the Southwest. It is the best medium through which to reach the merchants of
Missouri, Kansas, Texas, Colorado, etc. The Publishers refer to any of the wholesale dealers
in Kansas City. Advertising rates reasonable.
Address. THE COMMERCIAL PUBLISHING CO., Kansas City, Mo.
Kansas City Commercial.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
KANSAS CITY, - - - - MISSOURI.
Prints a MANUFACTURERS' EDITION EVERY SATURDAY that reaches as many Mills,
Factories, Foundries, Machine Shops, etc., as any Southwestern paper. Its rates are reason-
able. Address, THE COMMERCIAL PUBLISHING CO., Kansas City. Mo.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Richfield News.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, - - - NEW^ YORK.
ADVERTISE WHERE AND WHEN YOU CAN REACH THOSE YOU WISH
TO INTEREST.
GOOD REASONS FOR ADVERTISING IN "THE NEWS."
The paper comes before the people you wish to reach. It is the best journal of its kind
published in the country. It has a larger circulation than any other distinctivelj' watering-
place society paper. If you are the proprietor of a Hotel, your advertisement insures you
valuable mention in the local or"OnDit" column, and the publication of a reasonable
amount of correspondence from your Hotel. A large number of copies are mailed regularly
by the hotel proprietors of Richfield to their guests of former seasons. On the first of Janu-
ary of each year, from 10,000 to 15,000 sample copies are mailed to the very class you wish to
reach. The publication Is not conducted in the interest of any one hotel or restricted to any
particular resort. It is the purpose of its projectors to make it of value to each of its patrons.
THE SARATOGA EDITION.— We shall publish next summer an edition especially for
Saratoga Springs, edited and printed at that resort, and in every way equal to the Richfield
Issue. Applications for space in this edition may be made either to Mr. H. Bradford Rock-
wood, Manager of the Saratoga Bureau of The Richfield News, or directly to ourselves.
1074
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE KANAWHA GAZETTE.
Cliarlestou,
West Virginia.
HAS MORE SUBSCRIBERS THAN ALL
OTHER NEWSPAPERS PRINTED
IN CHARLESTON.
Subscription : $1.50 per year.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY.
THE WASHBURN TIMES?.
Waslibiirn, - McIiCan Co., Dak.
C. F. GARRETTE, Editor and Publisher.
The Times is the Official and Ouly News-
paper of the finest County in the entire
Northwest. It is published every Saturday,
and as hundreds of copies are weekly sent to
different parts of the world it is a powerful
factor in inducing immigration to the Missouri
Slope. The general advertiser can find no
better medium through which to reach the
people of a large and rapidly growing region
than The Washburn Times.
Advertising Rates Low.
Subscription, $2.00 Per Year.
THE RATON INDEPENDENT.
Raton,
New Mexico.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
J. C. HOLMES, Editor and Publisher.
The Independent is a superior newspaper
in all respects, and offers unsurpassed facili-
ties for reaching the people of this section
THE SUMMERSIDE JOURNAL.
AND
THE PRINCE ED\VARD ISLAND
AGRICULTURIST.
The Journal is published on Thursday and
The agriculturist on Monday, at
the Journal Building,
Sumiiiei'side, - . P. E. I., Canada.
The Agriculturist is the only farmers' pa-
per in this province, and Is published weekly.
Subscription to both papers combined, $1.00,
in advance, or $1.50 at end of year.
THE GARRETT HERALD.
Issued Every Thursday, at
Garrett, - - - Indiana.
OTHO J. POWELL, Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
$1.50 per year.
SEND FOR OUR ADVERTISING RATES.
A limited space devoted to
FOREIGN ADVERTISEMENTS.
Samuel D. Henrt.
THE ENTERPRISE.
Subscription : $1.50 per year.
Coon Rapids, - Carroll Co., Iowa.
An eight-page paper, with a large circulation
in the county and State.
Coon Rapids has 1,000 population, and is
growing rapidly.
S. D. HENRY, Publisher and Proprietor.
THE NEWS.
Published every Friday, at
Williainstowu, - Ne^v Jersey.
C. E. THOMAS & J. S. WEAVER, Publ'rs.
Terms, $1.00 per Year.
A live and well conducted paper, reaching
almost every family in this section of the
State. Advertisers will find that The News
offers better advantages than anj^ other pa-
per in this section. Send for rates.
OUR FRATERNAL GUEST.
239 East ISyth St., New York City.
THEO. D. C. MILLER, M. D., Editor.
A. VAN BUREN, Publisher.
Devoted to the interest of the Legion of
Justice. Fifty per cent, of this Order is com-
posed of Ladies.
First-class advertising duly accepted.
No Patent Advertisements received.
THE ARROW ROCK TIMES.
Arrow Rock,
Saline Co., Mo.
Published every Thursday, by
H. N. RUGG.
The Tijies is a fii-st-class Democratic paper
and is
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE
COUNTY AND STATE.
It has a large and growing circulation.
Special rates for regular and liberal adver-
tisers. Subscription price. $1.50 per annum.
GRAYSON JOURNAL.
Published Every Thursday, at
Independence, - - Virginia.
By W. R. WRIGHT.
TERMS : One copy, one year, $1,00.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Our rates are reasonable and our circulation
large and steadily increasing.
SEND YOUR ADVERTISING ORDERS.
THE WYANDOTTE HERALD.
Wyandotte,
Michigan.
J. D. HAVEN, Publisher.
Best advertising medium in county outside
of Detroit.
Subscription, One Dollar a Year.
Write for Estimates.
FAEDRELANDET OG EMI-
GRANT E N .
A NORWEGIAN WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED AT
La Crosse, - - Wisconsin.
AND
Minneapolis, - - Minnesota.
F. A. HUSHER, Proprietor.
This paper is first-class in all respects and
has a very large circulation among the Scan-
dinavian' population in Wisconsin, Min-
nesota, Iowa, Dakota and other States, and
offers special value to advertisers at reasona-
ble rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1075
The Saugerties Evening Post.
SAUGERTIES, - ^Z^ ' NEW YORK.
CIECULATION, 400 DAILY.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN NORTHERN ULSTER COUNTY, STATE
OF NEW YORK.
Territory Covered. Town Agricultural. Village Manufacturing. Principal Manufactures,
North River Blue Stoue, Paper and White Lead.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - - - - $5.00 PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
AdcU-ess the Publishers, - - JERNEGAN & HALE, Saugerties, N. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Ripon Commonwealth
ELLSWORTH & HARMON, Editors and Proprietors.
The Commonwealth is THE BEST advertising medium in this
section. It is in its twenty-fourth year of an uninterrupted, vig-
orous existence, and has now, as always in the past, the largest
circulation of any paper ever published in Ripon and the great-
est in this section. It is distinctively and essentiall3' a local
paper, giving ALL the home news in a livelj', readable manner.
By this means it has gained the patronage of the best class of
readers, and this fact is one which advertisers should make a
note of. Rates of advertising will be made known on applica-
tion.
One of the best job offices in Wisconsin is connected with The
Commonwealth office and all orders receive prompt attention.
Addi-ess all communications to
"THE COMMONWEALTH," RIPON, WIS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Hoosiei^ Naturalist
IS AN ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY, PUBLISHED BY R. B. TROUSLOT & CO.
VALPARAISO, - - - - INDIANA.
Subscription, with premium, 60 cts. per year. Circulation, 15,000 annually, over the entire
world. Contributed to by many prominent naturalists. Copy mailed for seven One Cent
Stamps. We make a specialty of Hurst's Artificial Glass Etes.
The Peo|3le's Paper
IS AN ILLUSTRATED QUARTERLY, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE BEING BUT 30c. PER YEAR.
Circulation, '2(),0(J0 annually in Porter and adjoining counties. Desirable advertising
medium. Copj' free. Use " Ideal " Steel Pens. Samples (6) for Five Cents. Send for rates.
Address, R. B. TROUSLOT & CO., Sole Agents.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE
Chicago Journal of Commerce.
CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE COMPANY, PUBLISHERS, 70 STATE STREET, CHICAGO.
(ESTABLISHED 1862.)
Published Weekly in the interest of American Manufacturers, Engineering. Railroads,
Mining, Iron, Steel, Hardware and Metal Trades. A five-column quarto of forty or more
pages. As a medium for advertisers "THE JOURNAL" stands unrivaled, from the fact that
it is the largest, most reliable, and has a gi-eater bona fide circulation among leading manu-
facturers, merchants and business men generally than any other strictly commercial paper
in the West. It circulates in almost every town and village in the following States and Ter-
ritories : Illinois, Dakota, New Mexico. Nevada, Utah, Idaho, California. Montana, Washing-
ton. Nebraska, Arkansas, Minnesota, Kansas, Indiana, Missouri, Ohio, Wisconsin, Colorado,
Michigan, Iowa, Wyoming, Oregon. In addition to these States, it has a very large circula-
tion in New York, Pennsylvania, the New England and Southern States, as well as in Canada
and Europe. Sample copies gratis. Subscription price, .§4.00 per annum.
Address, JOURNAL OF COMMERCE COMPANY, 70 State Street, Chicago, HI.
107(3
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TUNKHANNOCK REPUBIilCAN.
Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.
G. S. BALDWIN, Publisher.
Terms, $2.00 per Year.
A superb, four-page weekly newspaper,
with a large aud increasing circulation. Re-
publican in politics. A first-class advertising
medium. Rates furnished on application.
THE OKOBOJO TIMES.
Published every Friday, at
Okobojo, - - Sully Co., Dak.
S. A. TRAVIS.
At $2.00 Per Year, in Advance.
The lai'ge manufacturing and milling in-
terests repi-esented in Olcobojo and the large
circulation of The Times renders it a first-
class advertising medium,
THE SOUTHERN UTONIAN.
Published every Friday, at
Beaver City, - - Utah.
GEO. HALES & R. MEASER,
Publishers and Proprietors.
S2.50per Annum, cash, in advance.
The Southern Utonian is a wide-awake
Weekly ; is the standard journal of Soutliern
Utah ; has the widest circulation, and conse-
quently the best advertising medium in the
South. Rates of advertising furnished on
application.
THE GUARDIAN.
Published every Tuesday, with Supplement
every Friday.
Truro, - - Nova Scotia, Can.
ALFRED C. MILLS, Editor and Manager.
The Guardian contains thirty-six 26-inch
columns, and more reading matter than any
weekly newspaper published in Nova Scotia.
No weekly paper in the Provinces offers bet-
ter inducements to honest advertisers. Sub-
scription and advertising rates furnished on
application.
FAIR3IOUNT WEEKLY NEWS.
Fairi'nouut,
Grant Co., Ind.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. BY
EDGAR M. BALDWIN.
Terms : One year, in the county, $1.25 ; one
year, out of the county. Si -40. When not paid
within 6 months $1.50 per year will be charged.
The News was established in ISr*. It has
attained a circulation equaled by few papers
in this section of the country, which cout-
mends it to the attention of advertisers.
THE COURIER JOURNAL..
Centre Point,
Iowa.
C. F. FLOYD, Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Established 1876.
An eight-page journal. The only paper pub-
lished in Centre Point. Has a large circula-
tion, and is the best advertising medium in
the county. Subscription, $1.25 per year.
Advertising rates upon application.
Pavilion,
THE GLEANER.
New York.
GEO. B. CHASE, Editor.
CIRCULATES MONTHLY 24,000.
Rates : Agate, $2.50 per inch. Preferred posi-
tion 25 percent, extra. Inflexible.
Subscription Books open to all Advertisers.
No fraud Advertisements received at any
price. A superior Advertising medium.
SPRINGFIELD EXPRESS.
Springfield,
J. G. NEWBILL,
Missouri.
Editor.
A reliable Democratic newspaper. Circu-
lates among the best people of Greene
County and Southwest Missouri.
Subscription Rates: 1 year, $1.50; 6 months,
75 cts.; 4 months, 50 cts.
Advertising Rates : 1 inch, per month, $2.50;
6 inches, per mouth, $9.00. Liberal reduction
on yeai'ly contracts.
THE ADVANCE.
(Evening.)
Lynchburg,
Virginia.
DAILY (EXCEPT SUNDAY),
TWO EDITIONS EACH DAY.
Semi- Weekly and Weekly.
A general circulation greater than that of
any Lynchburg paper, and a city circulation
equal to the other dailies combined.
The only paper west of Richmond receiving
the Associated Press dispatches.
Sworn circulation, 4.163.
FOX LAKE BREEZE.
Fox'Lake,
Dodge Co., Wis.
W. M. SHIRK & SON, Publishers,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
The Breeze blows for Fox Lake and Dodge
County twelve months in the year, and for
the rest of mankind intermittently, in ac-
cordance with the state of their treasury
department. Advertisers should particularly
notice The Breeze.
Subscription : $1.50, in advance.
Advertising rates sent on application.
THE ELEVATOR.
Established April, 1865.
San Francisco, - California.
Published every Saturday, by
THE ELEVATOR PUBLISHING COMPANY.
P. A. BELL, Editor. J. B. WILSON, Manager,
Subscription : One year in advance, $4.00 ; 6
months in advance, $2.00 ; 3 months
in advance, $1.00.
The Elevator has the largest circulation of
any paper ever pul)lished by colored men on
the Pacific coast. Advertisements inserted at
reasonable I'ates. '
WALLACE COUNTY REGISTER.
A live newspaper, issued every Saturday,
at
Wallace, - - - Kansas.
S. L. WILSON. Publisher.
A good advertising medium, circulating in a
large and prosperous district.
Advertising orders solicited.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1077
The Old Dominion Mercury.
ALEXANDRIA, - - - - VIRGINIA.
WM. A. CARTER, Editor and Proprietor.
AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER.
"THE OLD DOMINION MERCURY" IS THE BEST VIRGINIA WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
IT PRINTS ALL NEWS OF INTEREST TO VIRGINIA AND THE ENTIRE COUNTRY.
IT SECURES NEWS OF INTEREST WITHOUT HUMBUG, AND THE GREAT BENEFIT
TO BE DERIVED FROM THE "MERCURY" CAN (AND WILL) BE BETTER
SHOWN THAN EXPRESSED.
IT WATCHES CAREFULLY AND FAITHFULLY.
RECORDS THE DRIFTS OF DISCUSSION UPON TOPICS THAT ENGAGE THE ATTENTION
OF MEN OF OUR DAY, AND CAREFULLY NOTES THE WORLDS PROGRESS
IN SCIENCE, THEOLOGY. EDUCATION, LEGISLATION, LITERA-
TURE, ART, INVENTION AND DISCOVERY.
POLITICALLY, IT HAS NO ENEMIES TO PUNISH OR FRIENDS TO REWARD IN ANY
PARTY, ONLY THOSE WHOM DESERVE IT.
THE "MERCURY" IS A FIRM ADVOCATE OF CIVIL SERVICE REFORM, AND IN
ESTIMATING THE WORTH OF CANDIDATES FOR PUBLUC OFFICES
IT PLACES PERSONAL FITNESS ABOVE PARTY ZEAL.
AS AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE ITS CONSTITUENCY IS RAPIDLY
INCREASING.
IT CONTAINS ALL CURRENT NEWS CONDENSED FROM DISPATCHi-S AND REPORTS
OF DAILY EDITIONS, BESIDES LITERARY MATTER, DISCUSSIONS UPON
AGRICULTURAL TOPICS BY PRACTICAL FARMERS, AND
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS, $2.00 PER YEAR, INCLUDING POSTAGE.
TERMS : CASH IN ADVANCE. SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
ADDRESS :
■'THE OLD DOMINION MERCURY," - - ALEXANDRIA VA,, BOX 112.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT HAS NO EQUAL IN VIRGINIA.
ADVERTISING RATES OF ALL CLASSES, TEN CENTS PER LINE SINGLE COLUMN ;
TWENTY CENTS PER LINE DOUBLE COLUMN, FIRST INSERTION.
HALF PRICE EACH ADDITIONAL INSERTION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
68
1078
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SHANESVII.LE XE\V.S.
Shanesville, .... Ohio.
JOHN DOERSCHUK, Editor and Publisher.
An Independent Monthly Journal, devoted
to the welfare of Shanesville and vicinity,
and the onlj- paper published in the town.
Has a large circulation among the best fami-
lies of this section, and is
A SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
STE. GENEVIEVE HEROLD.
Ste. Genevieve,
I>Iis<^oiiri.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY
JOSEPH A. ERNST.
In the English and German language. Sub-
scription price. SI. 50 per year, in advance. A
paper circulating among and read by both
English and Germans ; one of the most pop-
ular advertising mediums in this section of
the State.
SEND FOR RATES.
DAKOTA COUNTY TRIBUNE.
Fariiiingtou, - Minnesota.
C. P. CARPENTER, Publisher.
Largest bona fide circulation of any paper in
the county.
NO PATENT OUTSIDE ADS.
THE CHASE COUNTY COURANT.
Cottonwood Falls, - Kansas.
IN ITS TWELFTH YEAR.
OflScial County Paper. Published every
Thursday,
W. E. TIMMONS, Editor and Publisher.
Democratic. Terms, $1.50 per annum, in
advance. The Courant is ably edited and
well printed. Has a good circulation. Rates
low. Orders solicited.
L.E PROGRES DE L'EST.
Published "Weekly and Semi-Weekly, at
Sherbrooke, - - . Quebec.
BELANGER & CO., Publishers.
L. A. BELANGER, Manager.
One of the best advertising mediums, aud
THE ONLY SEVri-WEEKLY PAPER IN
THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS.
Subscription price : Weeklj', SI. TO per year ;
Semi- Weekly, $2.(W per year. Rates of adver-
tising furnished on application.
THE BRAXTON DEMOCRAT.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY IN THE YEAR.
Yearly Subscription : $1.50.
Publishers.
BYRNE & GROSE
Braxton, C. H.,
West Virginia.
The large circulation attained by The
Dkmocrat proves it to be the favorite news-
paper of its district, and as such is the best
medium advertisers can employ to further
their business interests.
SCHI.EV COUNTY ENTERPRISE.
Ellaviiie,
Subscription,
Georgia.
.50 per Year.
The Enterprise is published every Thurs-
daj'. It ha.s already attained a circulation
greater than most papers in this section. It
is a most valuable advertising medium.
For advertising rates, address
A. J. HARP. Publisher.
SHERWOOD TIMES.
Sberwood, - - Michigan.
FRED CULVER, Proprietor.
Devoted to the interests of the Northwest-
ern portion of Branch County.
Books taken In exchange for advertising.
JOB WORK EXECUTED BY STEAM.
TIMES.
Racine,
WMsconsiu.
J. H. WILLIS, Business Manager.
H. UTLEY, Editor.
The Daily Times is the most influential
journal in Racine. The editorial columns are-
handled with surprising vigor and ability,
and its Local Department presents snap and
enterprise.
THE PEOPIiE.
Pennsylvania.
Sci'anton,
TALLIE MORGAN, Editor.
Published by the People Printing Co.
The war has come ! The voters of America
must decide at the ballot ijox the fate of the
saloon. North aud South is uniting in one
grand Prohibition party ; the blue and the
gray have clasped hands over the bloody
chasm, and are now lighting shoulder to
shoulder for " God, Home and Native Land."
ROCKWOOD CRESCENT.
Rockwood,
Ohio.
Issued Every Friday.
JAMES K. HOWELL, Publisher.
Subscription : $1.00 a year, in advance.
The Rockwood Crescent is an eight-page»
forty-column, live, local newspaper; and
gives the latest national. State and local
news. As an advertising medium it is valu-
ables^
OUR COUNTY PAPER.
Pacific, - - - Missouri.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
BY
J. J. SHELTON.
Send for rates, which will be furnished on
application.
A wide-awake paper of considerable merit,
both as a newspaper and as an advertising
medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1079
THE DAILY NE'WS.
CUMBERLAND, . - . . MARYLAND.
WILLIAM E. GRIFFITH, Editor and Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
Oldest Daily Newspaper in Marylaiid outside of Baltimore. Full Reports of all Local
News. Particular attention to News of the Cumberland and other Coal Regions. Leading
Advertising Medium of Western Maryland.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
A NATIONAL. AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL.
THE AMERICAN GRANGE BULLETIN.
OFFICE : S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND ELM STREETS,
CINCINNATI. ...... OHIO.
Going to every State and Territory in the Union, Cauada and the British Provinces. Its
advertisers are all responsible and first-class, and none others are admitted. For evidence
of this see sample copies sent free on application.
OUR LITTLE GRANGERS is a monthly supplement to The American Grange
Bulletin and has an equal circulation with it. It affords unusual advantages- to advertisers
desiring to reach the little folks and the young people of the farm. Send for sample of both
papers. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE W^EEKLY GAZETTE.
Published every Saturday Morning, at
TUSKEGEE, - . _ . MACON CO., ALA.
ED. H. DRYER, Editor and Proprietor.
The Gazette is read in every home in Macon County, and has a very good circulation
abroad. It is an all-home print, and as neat a paper as any published in the State of Alabama,
g^" Advertisements in it show off to advantage, and are read by its readers.
RATES VERY REASONABLE.
SUBSCRIPTION, . . . - - $2.00 PER ANNUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
7TH TEAK. THE SOUTHERN UTAH TIMES. 7th teak.
FRISCO, - - . . BEAVER CO., UTAH.
SUBSCRIPTION, $n.00 YEARLY. CHARLES S. KING & CO., Publishers.
The Southern Utah Times is a wide awake, Republican anti-Mormon sheet Is the
recognized mining journal of Central and Southern Utah, the Denver and Rio Grand Rail-
way Region (Utah and Western Colorado), and the Silver Camps of Southeastern Nevada.
CHARLES S. KING & CO.,
Publishers, Newsdealers, Stationers and Druggists at Frisco, Utdh.
C. S. KING, P. M. at Frisco.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
INDEPENDENT PRESS.
Published every Thursday in the Populous and Wealthy City of
GRIGGSVILLE, ... - PIKE CO., ILL.
ARNOLD HUGHES, Editor and Proprietor.
Business correspondence solicited. Has no superior as an advertising medium in West-
ern Illinois. Cash advertisements solicited. Objectionable advertisements not inserted at
any price. Sworn circulation over 1,000.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WES. L. DAVIS. WILL C. NISBET
FLANDREAU HERALD.
FLANDREAU, ..... DAKOTA.
DAVIS & NISBET, Proprietors. W. L. DAVIS, Editor.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING. •
The Herald is a six-column quarto, with four pages of city and county news. Is the
most universally read paper in Moody County, and is, therefore, the best advertising
medium. It makes a specialty of home news, hence its popularity.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION, ONLY $1.50 PER ANNUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1080
GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
BEI.L.EVIL.L.E POST.
Belleville.
Illiuois.
Published
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
GEO. SEMMELROTH & CO., Proprietors.
The newsiest and largest circulated G-ernian
papers in Belleville.
The Dailj% with a circulation of 500, and the
Weekly, with its circulation of 2,300, offer
superior facilities to advertisers.
THE DAILY REPUBLIC.
Established 1883.
San liuis Obispo,
California.
MYROX ANGEL, Editor and Proprietor,
The only Daily in the city, and the most pop-
ular'paper in the county.
An excellent Advertising Medium.
THE WINTHROP GAZETTE.
Wintlirop,
Massachusetts.
Is issued Weekly, by
J. H. HARTLEY, Publisher.
The Society Paper of the North Shore of
Massachusetts Bay.
The Largest Paper on the Coast.
ADRIAN REGISTER.
Adrian,
Missouri.
WILL H. GIBBENS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Register is a live 8-page Republican
Weekly, issued Fridays, at $1.25 per annum.
It has a large circulation and is the only
Republican paper in Bates County.
Business Cards (not exceeding one inch) in-
serted at S5.0U per year.
No goods received in exchange for adver-
tising. Cash only and always.
REPUBLICAN.
Antiso,
Wisconsin.
JOHN A. OGDEN, Editor and Publisher.
A live paper having an extensive circula-
tion, and the oldest paper in the County.
Established in 18S0. And is also the oflficial
paper of the county. The population of the
county has doubled in the last two years.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
TIMES.
Edgar,
Nebraska.
H. G. LYON, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
The best equipped Job Office in the County.
First-class work duplicated. Plain and Fancy
Job Work a specialty. It is also a flrst-class
advertising medium.
NANCE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Established 1879.
FuUertou,
Nebraska.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year.
M. H. BARKER, A. L. BIXBY,
Proprietor. Editor and Manager.
Largest circulation of any paper in the
county. Official paper of Nance County.
THE LOG CABIN.
Established 1879.
Con>vay,
Arkansas.
J. W. UNDERBILL, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription Price, $1.00 per Annum.
The oldest and most widely circulated
paper in Faulkner County. Circulation up-
wards of 1,000.
Advertising Rates on Application.
THE DAWSONVILLE NEWS.
Dawsonville,
Georgia.
W. V. MONROE, Editor and Pj-oprietor.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF DAWSON COUNTY.
Issued Weekly.
The only paper published in the fast gro^'-
ing town of Dawsonville, and circulating ex-
tensively in the surrounding country. Circu-
lation in one of the richest mining and agri-
cultural sections in Georgia. A Good Adver-
tising Medium. Cuts must be fully 13 pica
ems wide and mounted on metal bases.
APPEAL.
West Point,
Io>va.
E. H. THOMAS, Editor and Publisher.
The Appeal is in its sixth year, has a gen-
eral circulation in one of the best agricult-
ural regions of the West.
MONITOR.
New York.
Cortland.
MONITOR PRINTING CO., Publishers.
REV. WM. RIDDY, LL.D.. Editor.
A RADICAL TEMPERANCE JOURNAL.
Latest General News and Market Reports.
Published Weekly, only $1.50 a year.
Vacaville,
JUDICION.
California.
Subscription, $2.00 per Year.
JOHN H. DOLAN, Editor and Proprietor.
JuDicioN is a live Democratic Journal issued
every Saturday, and devoted to the interests
of Solano County.
An Advertisement in Judicion is equivalent
annually to 35,000 business cards.
Rates upon application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1081
The Daily Union.
NASHVILLE, - - - - TENNESSEE.
A NEWSPAPER IX EVERY SENSE OF THE TERM.
THE PARTICULAR EXPONENT OF THE NEW SOUTH.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $8 00 PER YEAR.
THE WEEKLY UNION.
THE BEST NEWSPAPER IX THE SOUTHERN STATES.
EIGHT PAGES, FIFTY SIX COLUMNS.
Carefully Edited, and Containlug the Cream of the Week's News.
The Daily and Weekly editions of the Nashville Union offer unsurpassed advantages to
advertisers. Address
UNION PUBLISHING CO., NASHVILLE, TENN.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Sunday Morning Sun.
SAMUEL A. PHILLIPS, Manager.
DULUTH, - - ^^ - - MINNESOTA.
THE LEADING PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE METROPOLIS OF THE NORTHWEST.
The Sun's circulation is four times as large as that of any other paper, daily or otherwise,
published iu Duluth, and it also enjoys three times the advertising patronage bestowed
upon any other Duluth paper.
SWORN STATEMENT OF CIRCULATION FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE.
For particulars address,
SUN PRINTING COMPANY, DULUTH, MINN,
» — ,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Middletown Signal.
MIDDLETOWN, - - - _ - OHIO.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY THE MIDDLETOWN SIGNAL PRINTING CO.
CIRCULATION, t2,000.
Advertisers who w^ish to reach one of the wealthiest and most populous districts in the
country, sliould advertise so as to touch the fertile valley of the great Miami. To do this they
w^Ul find The Signal will best serve their purpose.
While making no pretensions to be anything more than a County paper, the ever chang-
ing and shifting population of our little city has had a wonderful influence in widening and
extending the territory through which The Signal circulates.
Besides finding its way into the homes of a large portion of the inhabitants of Butler
County, it has also built up a rapidly increasing circulation in seventeen of the States and
Territories of the Union
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Truthful Witness.
FRANKFORT, - (Formerly at Louisville.) - KENTUCKY.
DR. S. F. SMITH, - - - - Publisher.
" THE WITNESS" is an eight-page, forty-eight-columu WEEKLY TEMPERANCE PAPER,
giving temperance articles and news, sermons, stories, latest general news, market reports,
and a well-conducted Sunday-school department.
IT IS THE BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IN KENTUCKY.
PRICE, _ _ _ $1.00 A YEAR,
Advertisers who wish to advei'tise in a paper that circulates all over the Union and in
Canada, will do well to advertise in " THE WITNESS." Reading notices, one cent a word.
Regular advertisements, 50 cents an inch each insertion.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
1082
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
REPUBIilCAN.
Annapolis, - - Maryland.
ANNAPOLIS PUBLISHING CO.,
Editors and Publishers,
Evening Republican (daily) established July
1, 1886, with a large circuiatiou whicli has
been rapidly increasins? since ; largest daily
in the State ontside of Baltimore City.
Maryland Republican (weekly) established
in 1S09 ; circulates extensively in Annapolis,
Anne Arundel County, and throughout the
State, and offers unprecedented advantages
to advertisers.
DIE TIFFIN PRESSE.
Published Fridays, at
Tiffin, . - - - Ohio.
GEORGE HOMAN, Proprietor.
Terms : $2.00 per annum.
This journal enjoys a circulation of 900. It
is reliable, and circulates more particularly
among the industrious and educated Ger-
mans.
THE
WINDSOR WEEKLY REVIEW.
Windsor,
Missouri.
An independent, non-sectarian local news-
paper, devoting itself solely to the interests
of its town and vicinity. Established in
January, 1876. It is published on Thursdays.
The subscription price of the Review is $1.00
per year. Advertising rates reasonable.
Patronage solicited.
Address WALKER & GOTTEN, Windsor, Mo.
liE COUKRIER DU CANADA.
DAILY. $5.00 A YEAR.
liE JOURNAL. DES CAMPAGNES.
WEEKLY, $1.00 A YEAR.
9 Buade St.,
Quebec.
LEGER BROUSSEAU, Editor and Prop'r.
Also, importer of Stationery, Blank Books,
Paper of all kinds. Wax, Church Orna-
ments, wholesale and retail.
Printing, Binding and Ruling done at the
establishment at short notice. The whole of
the machinery is worked by steam.
CAROLINE SENTINEL.
Boivling Green,
Yirsriuia.
W, E. ENNIS, Editor and Business Manager.
THE FRANKFORT AVEEKLY
EXPRESS.
Frankfort,
Michigan.
WM. H, FRANCIS, Publisher.
The only Republican Paper in the County,
Published Every Wednesday.
Large Circulation in Benzie and adjoining
Counties.
Subscription, $1,50 per year.
SEND FOR ADVERTISING RATES.
Geo. E. Harris,
Editor.
A Weekly Journal, devoted to news, politics,
literature, agriculture and advertising.
Published Every Wednesdav morning, by the
CAROLINE SENTINEL PUB, CO.
Terms ; One copy, one year, $1.0), if paid in
advance ; if not, $1.50. Any information con-
cerning rates and terms will be fiu'nished on
application.
MARINE CITY REPORTER.
Marine City,
Michigan.
The Reporter has the largest circulation
of any paper published in the Southern part
of St. Clair County.
FRANK SUTTON, Editor and Proprietor.
Is issued every Thursday, and as an advertis-
ing medium has no peer in the vicinity,
RATES REASONABLE.
Subscription, 1*00, Established 1879.
B. W. Benninnton,
Publisher,
CassTille,
THE REPUBLICAN.
- - - Missouri.
HARRIS & BENNINGTON, Proprietors,
Is issued Thursdays, with a circulation ex-
ceeding 500 per week, and being the only Re-
publican paper in Barry County, through
which it widely circulates, it is an Al adver-
tising medium.
Established 1878.
GREENSBURG TIMES.
Greensburgr,
Kentucky.
The Times for 1887 IS A WIDE-AWAKE,
"ALL HOME PRINT" NEWSPAPER, ably
edited and managed. Rapidly growing in
circuiatiou and read each w^eek bv about 600
REGULAR SUBSCRIBERS. A splendid me-
dium for the wide awake advertiser
Independent in politics, and brim full of all
the NEU S OF THE DAY.
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per an-
num (52 copies), in advance. Address all com-
munications to J. J. COURTS, Editor and
Manager, Greeusburg, Ky.
H. GiLLiTT, Manager. J. M. Gere, Foreman.
THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
Hastings,
Minnesota.
Published by Hastings Pub. Co.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION, 1,500.
Advertising rates made known on application
This Paper will be circulated throughout the
State to all Alliance Associations.
Terms, $1.00 per Year, in Advance.
THE RIPLEY ADVERTISER.
Published every Saturday, at
Ripley, - . - Mississippi.
R. F. FORD, Editor and Proprietor,
The oldest paper in North Mississippi, Es-
tablished in 1842. Subscription, $UX) per an-
num. Average weekly circulation, (iOt) copies.
Rates of Advertising : Electrotypes, 1.5c. per
inch, each insertion, per annum ; when re-
quired to be set up in type, 20c. per inch each
insertion, per annum. Special position, 25 per
cent, higher rates will be charged. For further
information address the "Advertiser."
Established 1885. Subscription, $1.00
THE MIAMI VALLEV STAR.
Westchester,
Ohio.
PETER WRIEDEN, Editor and Publisher,
The Star is an Independent Weekly of
eight pages, 48 columns, size 26x40. It has a
good circulation in Butler and Warren coun-
ties. Besides being the representative paper of
this section, it is rapidly coming to the front
aa the leading paper of the county.
Rates and sample copies on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1083
THE ADVOCATE.
RAHWAY, - - - . . NEW JERSEY.
THE ONLY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN NEW JERSEY WHICH PRINTS FOUR PAGES
OF LOCAL NEWS AND WHICH ILLUSTRATES LOCAL EVENTS.
No plate or "patent" readiug matter used. Two editions, the RAHWAY ADVOCATE,
In the city of Rahwaj-, and the UNION COUNTY ADVOCATE, in the townships, circulate
2,0u0 copies a week. All advertising contrMCts made with both editions. For rates and
further information, address ADVOCATE PUBLISHING CO., Rahway, N. J.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1828.
SUNDAY CIVILIAN.
CUMBERIiAND, _ . - _ MARYLAND.
THE CIVILIAN PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
PRICE, $1.50 A YEAR, INCLUDING, TO PERSONS INTERESTED THEREIN,
THE WEEKLY COAL TRADE EXTRA,
Giving the output of the Cumberland and Elk Garden Coal Regions to date. Best advertis-
ing medium in Western Maryland. Send for rates.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SPINK COUNTY NEWS.
CONDE, ------ DAKOTA.
CHAS. A. FOSTER, Editor and Proprietor.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY. THE " NEWS " HAS A LARGE
HOME AND FOREIGN CIRCULATION, AND IS FAST BECOMING THE
LEADING PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - - - - $1.50 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE PRINCETON BANNER.
PRINCETON, ----- KENTUCKY.
SIXTEENTH YEAR OF PUBLICATION.
BOONE DENTON, Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00.
ONLY WEEKLY PAPER IN CALDWELL COUNTY.
ADVERTISING RATES CONSISTENT WITH CIRCULATION.
A PAPER OF CHARACTER AND INFLUENCE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ELLIS COUNTY FREE PRESS.
HAYS CITY, .,-.-, KANSAS.
HARRY FREESE, Publisher.
Largest Circulation, and acknowledged by Eastern Advertising Agents to be the Best
Advertising Medium in the Count3' of Ellis. Official paper of the County and City.
The building of the new Chicago to Texas Railroad during the present year will add largely
to our readers thi-oughout the East anxious to keep posted on Kansas affairs.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
PARRY'S MONTHLY MAGAZINE.
«AL,T LAKE CITY, ... - - UTAH.
JOS. HYRUM parry & CO.. Editors and Publishers.
Illustrated. Devoted to General Literature, Art, Science, Biography, Travel. Current
Events, Humor, Education, etc. The leading literary monthly of the Territories. None but
•clean, fli-stclass advertisements inserted.
SAMPLE COPY AND ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1081 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE LANSINGBURGH COURIER.
liANSINGBURGH, - - RENSSELAER CO., N. Y.
The Courier was established in 1876. It has the most exteudecl cii-culatiou of any paper
iu this section of the State. It is oue of the best adverlisiug mediums iu Northern New York.
An independent journal, devoted to the interests of the Second Assembly District. Official
Paper of the village and county. Published every Saturday. Terms, jtfl.50 per annum, pay-
able invariably in advance. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TRADE REPORTER.
ST. JOHN, N. B., - - - - - CANADA.
ESTABLISHED 1884.
T. PARTELOW MOTT, _ _ _ Editor.
A four -page, twenty-four column monthly, with a very large circulation in St. John and
throughout New Brunswick. Advertisers will tind it a valuable and etfective medium.
Advertising rates will be made known on application.
Address, T. PARTELOW MOTT, 61 Prince William St., cor. Market Square, St. John, N. B,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MOREHOUSE SENTINJuL..
BASTROP, - - - MOREHOUSE PARISH, I^A.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
T. G. BRIGHAM, Editor and Proprietor.
E. R. BOYLE, Associate Editor and Publisher.
The Sentinel is published in one of the most important cotton-growing sections of the
State, and otters rare inducements to advertisers. Terms of subscription : One copy, one
year, $2 ; one copy, six mouths, $1 ; single copies (iu wrappers), 5 cents.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TANEY COUNTY NEWS.
Successor to the "HOME AND FARM."
FORSYTH, --..-. MISSOURI^
DE LONG & YOUNG, Publishers.
The only paper published in a rapidly growing country, devoted to agriculture and
stock-raising. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE HURON HERALD.
Issued every Thursday, at
HURON, . - - - - - DAKOTA*
GEO. T. RUSSELL & CO., Publishers, E. J. DEAN, Manager.
The Huron Herald is in the thii-d year of its publication ; the leading Democratic paper
of South Dakota, and the best advertising medium iu Huron. Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE UPPER CUMBERLAND.
A Weekly Newspaper, Published at
GAINESBORO, - - - JACKSON CO., TENN»
EVERY SATURDAY.
T. G. SETTLE, Jr., _ _ _ Editor and Publisher.
Politics Democratic. Devoted to the interests of the people of the Cumberland Valley,
where it has a large and increasing circulation. Tlie best advertising medium for the rich
Upper Cumberland section of country embracing Upper Middle Tennessee and border coun-
ties of Kentucky. Price, $1.00 per year, in advance.
THE FREEPORT LEADER.
FREEPORT, .... HARPER CO., KANSAS.
Published every THURSDAY, by MERVIN O. CISSEL. Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
FREEPORT.— This enterprising and rapidly-growing yrung city is situated on the St,
Louis, Fort Scott & Wichita Railroad, in the eastern portion of Hai per County, Kansas, 12
miles northeast from Anthonv, and 15 miles southeast from Hai-per ; is surrounded on every
side by a niagniticent agricultural country, to reach the trade of which advertisers should
patronize The Leader, the best local paper.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CLINTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
DE WITT, _.--.. IOWA»
ISSUED WEEKLY BY THE DE WITT PUB. CO. RYAN & PARKER, M'g'rs.
Has a large and increasing circulation in three of the most wealthy and populous coun-
ties of Eastern Iowa, and will lie found to be a valuable medium for advertising purposes.
A copy of THE Democrat is on file at the office of Messrs. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. for the bene-
fit of advertising patrons. Advertising rates very reasonable and made known on application.
Geo, p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1085
The Sanitary Era.
A SEMI-MONTHLY JOURNAL OF SANITARY PROGRESS AND REFORM.
NE"W YORK AND CHICAGO.
WILLIAM C. CONANT, Editor and Publisher, - 34 Bond Street, New York.
R. W. CONANT, M. D., Associate Editor, - Chicago Office, No. 21 Portland Block.
TO ADVERTISE SANITARY SPECIALTIES. ETC.
Advertisers who wish to bring High Grades of Goods, of any kind, to the notice of
leading Professional, Official and Business Men, especially those having in view the demands
of Sanitarians, Physicians, Chemists, Health Officers, Water Boards, Water Woi-ks Com-
panies, Engineers, or wishing to reach those specially interested in Pure Water Supply,
Ventilation, Drainage and other Sanitary objects ; Health Resorts, Best Hotels, Public Insti-
tutions, Schools and Colleges, throughout the United States and Canada, may find a limited
space of much value in The Sanitary Era, which is already a favorite paper of large circu-
lation among the above classes.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS. (One Price) —Full page, one Insertion, #30 ; one-half
page, one insertion, $15; one-quarter page, one insertion, $S.
CONTINUED ADVERTISEMENTS.-One page, one year, $300; one-half page, one year.
$173; one-quarter page, one year, $100.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.— Per year, $25.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
Progressive Age and Water-Cas
Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY. TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
PROGRESSIVE AGE PUBLISHING COMPANY, 333 WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
THE PROGRESSIVE AGE
IS TH ONLY JOURNAL IN THE WORLD ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO THE
INTRODUCTION OF GASEOUS FUEL FOR HEAT
AND POWER USES.
IT REACHES EVERY GAS AND WATER COMPANY IN THE ENGLISH-SPEAKING
WORLD.
IT HAS DOUBLE THE COMBINED CIRCULATION OF ALL OTHER CLASS
JOURNALS TREATING ON THE GAS SUBJECT.
SPECIMEN COPIES, WITH RATES OF ADVERTISING, SENT ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1086
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE
MORNING AND WEEKLY TIMES.
Shelbyville, - - Indiana.
DEMOCRATIC PUBLISHING CO., Publ'rs.
The Democratic Organ of the County.
THE 3IOIINING TIMES.
Contains full Telegraphic Reports, Foreign
and Domestic. Seven columns, four pages,
solid Brevier, ■24x8(;. Circulation, l,0tiO.
THE SHEL.BY TIMES.
Issued every Thursday Six columns, eight
pages. Circulation, 8.400.
PliAINVILLiE TIMES.
Published Weekly, at
Flainville, - . . Kansas.
CASE BROS., Editors and Proprietors.
Circulating extensively in Rooks County
and generally in the counties adjoining. The
Times has a circulation of over 600 and pos-
sesses many advantages over other county
papers as an advertising medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
HUBBARD CO. ENTERPRISE.
Park Rapids,
Minnesota.
HENRY R. COBB, Editor and Publisher.
A seven-column folio Weekly.
This newspaper is published at the County
seat of the most enterprising county in the
fastest-growing State of the West. Subscrip-
tion price, SI. 00 per year. Everybody takes
it in tne " Kentry round about." •
ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE COUNTY
NEW JERSEY UNIONIST.
- - - Nov Jersey.
Newark,
CARR & YUILL, Editors and Publishers.
THERE IS NO BETTER ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN THE STATE OF NEW
JERSEY THAN THE "NEW
JERSEY UNIONIST."
Published Every Saturday Morning.
SEND FOR SPECIMEN COPY.
L.OWRY CITY TIMES.
Liowry City, - St. Clnir Co., Mo.
OLLIE MOORE, Editor and Publisher.
Published Every Friday Morning.
The Times is a fearless and independent
newspaper, with a circulation of 500 and
rapidly increasing. Epitomized for the pros-
pering of paying pati-ons on this mundane
sphere, and mailed to each subscriber
EVERY FRIDAY at ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Best Advertising Medium in the county^
GRAND RAPIDS JOURNAL..
Grand Rapids,
Dakota.
Eight-page Weeklv, Published by
JOE M. CHAPPLE.
Grand Rapids, the county seat of La
Moure County, beautifully situated on the
James River and on the James River Valley
Railroad, the geogi-aphical centre of the
county, and surrounded by a thickly-settled
and exceedingly rich country. Is the chief
trading place and grain market. The Jour-
nal is the official paper of the county. A
valuable advertising medium.
CRITIC.
Washington,
Dis. of Columbia.
EVENING CRITIC PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers.
An Independent Evening Newspaper.
The favorite Journal at the National Capital.
Advertising rates lower than any other
daily paper in Washington. The most widely
quoted paper in America.
Mail Subscription, 50 cts. per month, or $5.00
per annum.
THE CONWAY ADVANCE.
Conway,
Laclede Co., Mo.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION : $1.00 PER ANNUM.
The Advance is published in a rich agricul-
tural section of the State. It is a fii-st-class
local paper, and DEMOCRATIC in politics.
It has a growing circulation and is a splendid
advertising medium.
G. J. BRADFIELD, Editor and Proprietor.
THE IRETON CLIPPER.
Published every Thursday, at
Ireton, - - - Iowa.
DAY & WHEELER,
Editors and Proprietors.
LEWIS E. DAY, Business Manager.
The Clipper is Republican in politics and
has a circulation of nearly 500, and is fast
growing in favor as a leading local paper. It
is a five-column quarto, and gives a large
amount of General, Miscellaneous, State and
County News. A good job oflflce and practi-
cal job printers employed.
INDEPENDENT.
Lincoln,
New Mexico.
JOHN K. BYERS, Editor and Publisher.
Official Paper of the County.
Terms, $2.00 per Annum. 10 lines one
Month, $2.50.
It has a larger circulation and publishes
more news than any paper in the county.
Write for Advertising Rates.
THE ELLENVILLE PRESS.
Published Weekly.
Ellenville, - Ulster Co., N. Y.
L. R. BENEDICT, Editor and Publisher.
A Democratic Local Newspaper circulating in
a Democratic Neighborhood
CIRCULATION, 1,000.
Rates for Advertising, $5.00 per Inch per Year.
THE JOURNAL OF AMERICAN
ORTHOEPY.
Ringoes, - - - New Jersey.
C. W. LARISON, Editor and Publisher.
This journal has a large circulation, and Is
a medium through which those wi.shing to
advertise can reach a large portion (in fact,
almost all) of those engaged in Academic,
Seminary and Normal teaching, and in teach-
ing Music in Musical Conservatories.
Subscription : $1.00 a year.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 108^
REPUBLICAN.
SPRINGFIELD, - - - - - MISSOURI.
JAMES DUMARS, Publisher.
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT THE
SOUTHWEST, ALSO LARGEST LIST IN THE CITY.
BIG WEEKLY EDITION. '
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Journal Established, 1857. Press Established 1872. Consolidated, 1876,
ST. CLOUD JOURNAL-PRESS.
ST. CLOUD, .... - MINNESOTA.
St. Cloud is the largest and most prosperous commercial and manufacturing city in
Northern Minnesota. The Journal-Press is the oldest and best-established paper above
Minneapolis.
CIRCULATION DOUBLE THAT OF ANY OTHER PAPER IN NORTHERN MINNESOTA.
For advertising rates, address W. B. MITCHELL, Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
MEADE COUNTY GLOBE.
MEADE CENTER, .... - KANSAS.
A REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER. ONLY $1.00 PER YEAR.
FRANK FUHR, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED AT MEADE CENTER. THE COUNTY SEAT.
THE ONLY REPUBLICAN NEWSPAPER IN MEADE COUNTY, KANSAS, WITH A
CIRCULATION OF 1.000 AND RAPIDLY INCREASING. ALL HOME PRINT,
AND THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SANBORN JOURNAL.
SANBORN, - . - - O'BRIEN CO., IOWA.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATIC. WALKER & HILER, Editors and Proprietors.
The Journal is an eight-page, 56-column Weekly Newspaper. It is published at chief
trade centre of one of the best counties in Iowa. Subscription, $2.00 per year.
Advertising rates, which are reasonable, will be cheerfully furnished on application.
Orders may also be placed with
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
INYO REGISTER. ^^ _.
BISHOP CREEK, - - - . CALIFORNIA.
W. A. CHALFANT & B. H. YANEY, Publishers,
Successors to P. A. CHALFANT & SON.
The only paper within a radius of 45 miles. Is published every Thursday. The Register
having a larger local circulation than any other paper read in Inyo County, furnishes
THE VERY BEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
It reaches nearly every home and place of businesss in the count j'. Advertising rates very low.
The town of Bishop Creek is the largest in the county, and is in the midst of the most
Eopulous and extensive body of farming lands in the eastern part of California, surrounded
y a rich mining region. A progressive, energetic and growing locality. Railroad and tele-
graphic facilities. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SALT RIVER VALLEY NEIVS.
PUBLISHED AT
TEMPE, . - - - MARICOPA CO., ARIZONA.
THE LEADING WEEKLY IN THE COUNTY.
JOHN B. FITCH, Editor. FITCH & MARTIN, Publishers.
Issued every Thursday morning in one of the best agricultural and progressive sections of
Maricopa County, and is, therefore, the best advertising medium in the County to reach all
classes of readers. Its circulation is increasing daily, and the paper is popular and is sought
after by everybody.
ADVERTISING RATES— One inch, per month, $1.00 ; liberal reduction to regular adver-
tisers. Legal Advertising : One inch, first insertion, $2..50; each subsequent insertion, $1.25.
Subscription Price— One Year, $4.00 ; Six Months, $2.00 ; Three Months, $1.00. In advance.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1088
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ATTL.EBOROUGH CHRONICLE.
Issued Semi-Weekly, on Tuesdas's and
Saturdas's, at
Attleboroiigli, - Massachusetts.
By PERRY, BARNES & CO.
Also proprietors of CUMBERLAND (R. I.)
STANDARD, NORTON (Mass.) MIRROR and
REHOBOrH (Mass.) TOWNSMAN.
The publishers would call tlie attention of
advertisers to the facilities oflEered by them
to reliable firms to make known tlieir busi-
ness through the advertising columns of
their several journals. Circulation well es-
tablished. Rates moderate.
GAZETTE.
Ann ado,
Nebraska.
E. B. GROVE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
Anyone wishing to reach the Northwest
either for information, or if they have any-
thing to sell, or want to buy land, or invest
money in any enterprise, would do well to
subscribe for the Gazette, as its Editor is
fully informed, and will answer any questions
free by mail, or in the Gazette.
DER CALIFOKNISCHE VOL.KS-
FREUND.
1049 Market St., San Francisco, Cal.
DIEPENBROCK BROS. & DOEING,
Editors and Publishers.
An eight-page weekly publication. Is the
only German Catholic paper west of St. Paul,
Minn. It has a large circulation among the
better and in telligent class of German families
of California, Oregon, and all Pacific Terri-
tories. No Patent Medicine Ads. received.
DER WANDERER.
St. Paul, - - Minnesota.
HUGO KLAPPROTH, Editor.
BERNARD WURST. Business Manager.
WANDERER PRINTING CO.. Publishers.
A German Catholic Weekly. Official Paper
of the Dioceses of St. Paul, Northern Minne-
sota and Dakota.
Terms, $2.50 in United States and Canada ;
$3.50 to Europe.
Eight pages.. Size, 35x48. Circulation, 6,500.
Office, 14 Wrst 4th Street near Wabash Ave.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
Rate Cards furnished upon application.
THE MILTON DEMOCRAT.
Published every Tuesday, at
Alpharetta, - - Georgia.
WM. H. NESBIT, Editor and Publisher.
Is the Official Organ for Milton County, has
a good circulation amongst a thrifty agricul-
tural and manufacturing population.
Subscription, 60 a Cents Year, in advance.
Rates of advertising cheap and furnished
on application.
COURIER.
Indianola.
Nebraska.
G. S. BISHOP, Editor and Publisher.
The Courier, a weekly paper, was estab-
lished 1879, and has a circulation of 2,100. The
best advertising medium in Western Ne-
braska. Rates, $(!.00 per incli, per year ; local
reading notices, 5 cents per line each inser-
tion. Cash or good references must accom-
pany all foreign orders.
THE CLAY COUNTY ADVOCATE.
Rector, - - Arkansas.
J. W. DOLLISON, Editor and Proprietor.
Eight Pages. Forty Columns.
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN CLAY
COUNTY.
Advertisements Solicited.
Send for Rates and Specimen Copy.
RICO NEWS-RECORD.
Rico,
Colorado.
HOLMBURG & JAMES, Editors and Publ'rs.
Published In one of the richest gold and
silver mining districts in the State, and in an
important smelting point.
The News-Record is an Independent, pro-
gressive newspaper, devoted to the general
interest of Rico and the surrounding country.
It has a large and growing circulation, and is
an excellent advertising medium.
ACORN.
Casey,
Illinois.
Dr. J. J. SEWELL, Editor.
The Acorn is the Great Reform Paper of
Southern Illinois.
As an advertising medium it reaches Farmers,
Mechanics and Worklngmen.
For rates and information, address as above
THE MIRROR.
Published every Friday, at
North Loup, - Nebraska.
$3.00 per Annum ; $1.00 Six Months.
R. S. BUCHANAN, Editor and Proprietor.
Best advertising medium in the North Loup
Valley.
Rates made known on application.
SEATTLE DAILY PRESS.
Seattle, - Washington Ter.
Published Every Afternoon except Sunday.
The largest city circulation guaranteed. A
four-page seven-column paper, devoted to the
interests of Puget Sound.
Daily Chronicle, Established in 1881. Daily
Call, Established in 1885. Consolidated in 1886.
SEATTLE WEEKLY PRESS.
An eight-page, six-column paper devoted to
the interests of Washington Territory.
Subscription: Daily (by mail), $10.00 per year.
Weeklv (bv mail), $2.0) per year. Address
PRESS PUBLISHING CO.. Seattle, Wash. Ter.
THE SELKIRK RECORD.
Selkirk,
Manitoba.
J. STEWART & SON,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Subscription, $1.00 per Annum, in Advance.
A weekly newspaper. Conservative, largely
circulated among tlie farmers of St. Andrews,
St. Clements and Clandeboye.
An excellent Advertising Medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1089
"THE LEADING GERMAN- AMERICAN WEEKLY."— A^. Y. World.
ew Yorker Belletristisches
Journal.
New Yorker Sontags Journal
THE BEST GERMAN-AMERICAX SUNDAY PAPER.
''Lose Blaetter."
AN EIGHT-PAGE, COMICAL PAPER. 1I^=THE BEST IN THE WORLD
OFFICE :
26-28 NORTH WILLIAM ST., - NEW YORK CITY.
OERMANIA PUBLISHING CO. (MAX JAGERHUBER), Publishers.
THE BELLETRISTISCHES JOURNAL IS A WEEKLY GERMAN JOURNAL DEVOTED
TO LITERATURE, ART, SCIENCE, POLITICS AND GENERAL NEWS.
READ BY THE MOST INFLUENTIAL AND WEALTHY GERMANS OF NEW YORK,
BROOKLYN, AND OTHER CITIES THROUGHOUT THIS AND
ADJOINING STATES.
UNEQUALED AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
RATES LOW AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
For further particulars, address
THE PUBLISHERS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1090
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE ST. JOSEPH HERAI.D.
St. Joseph,
Missouri.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Subscription Rates : Daily Herald, $6.00 per
j'ear ; Weekly Herald, $1 00 per year.
The Daily Herald, the popular morning
newspaper of the Missouri Vallej', and the
only Republican dally in a city of 50.000 pop-
ulation, thus offering special advantages to
advertisers. The Weekly Herald reaches
more farmers than all the other weekly news-
papers published in St. Joseph combined.
THE ODELL. OPTIC.
Odell,
Nebraska.
E. H. GESSELL, Publisher.
Has a sworn circulation of 300 copies per
week. Is a live local paper, and a desirable
advertising medium. Is in one of the most
thickly populated sections of the State.
All orders to be addressed to
E. H. GESSELL, Publisher.
RECORD.
National City, - - California.
FRANK P. BURGESS & CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
Contains 32 columns of Editorial, Local and
Carefully Selected Miscellaneous Matter. It
is devoted to the best interests of the San
Diego Bay Region, and is always Newsy and
Reliable.
Terms: One Year, $2.50 ; Six Months, $1.25.
Advertising Terms made known upon appli-
cation.
GLOBE.
Elk City,
Kansas.
VIC. E. JENNINGS, Editor and Publisher.
REPUBLICAN IN POLITICS.
1,000 CIRCULATION.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE NEBRASKA ADVERTISER.
Established in 1856.
South Auburn,
Nebraska.
W. W. SANDERS, Publisher.
The oldest paper in the county, and with
one exception the oldest in the State.
A Straight Republican Paper. Published at
Auburn the county seat of Nemaha County.
THE AVALANCHE.
Glen Gardner,
New Jersey.
E. W. RUSH, Editor and Publisher.
BI-WEEKLY.
50 CENTS A YEAR. Sample copies free.
POLITICAL AND OTHER CARTOONS IN
EACH ISSUE.
Large circulation in farming district.
SEND FOR FREE COPY.
FULTON COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
.Johnsto^vu,
New York*
G. F. BEAKLEY, Publisher,
Sworn circulation larger than any other paper
in Fulton County.
The Oldest and best Medium for Advertisers.
Send for Rates and Sample Copies.
Address G. F. Beakley, Johnstown, N. Y.
REPORTER AND THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE.
Gloucester City,
New Jersey*
BENJ. F. DOWNE, Editor and Publisher.
REPORTER AND TRIBUNE.
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN
GLOUCESTER CITY.
Twelve Years Old.
EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
COURKIER
DU NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Manchester, -
New Hampshire*
ISSUED WEEKLY.
L. M. BEAUREGARD, Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION : $1.00 PER YEAR.
The Courrier has a most extensive circu-
lation thi'ough New England States, and is the
largest French paper published for $1.00 per
year. Send for our rates before placing your
advertising elsew^here.
ANDOVER GAZETTE.
ISSUED WEEKLY, AT
Andover, - - Dakota.
ALFRED E. RAYNES, Editor and Proprietor.
Andover is a very promising young city,
and the Gazette will very shortly be recog-
nized as one of the very best advertising me-
diums in Dakota.
HERALD.
Houston,
Missouri.
BEAUREGARD ROSS, Editor and Publisher.
THE HERALD is the BEST ADVERTISING
MEDIUM IN SOUTH CENTRAL
MISSOURI.
It has gi-own steadily since its foundation,
and is still growing. It is the official paper
of the biggest county in the State. Its growth
is a fair index to the growth of the county.
THE ADVOCATE.
WEEKLY.
Kansas*
DAILY.
Coluuibust
A. T. LEA & SON, EdItoi-s and Publishers.
THE OFFICIAL COUNTY & CITY PAPERS.
All home print.
Live, entertaining and bright.
Advertisements solicited. Rates reasonable
and cheerfully furnished.
Daily, established 1885 ; Weekly, 1882.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1091
THE BORDENTOWN REGISTER.
BORDENTOWN, - - - BURLINGTON CO., N. J,
ESTABLISHED 1S45.
JAMES D. FLYNN, Editor and Proprietor.
LOW ADVERTISING RATES FOR CLEAN ADVERTISEMENTS ONLY.
CIRCULATES IN TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Printed on book paper, with very good ink and tjpe. Fine cuts well brought out. For-
eign advertisers use its columns continuously year after year.
Geo. P, Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SOUTH AND WEST.
ST. LOUIS, _ - - - . MISSOURI.
A JOURNAL FOR THE MERCHANT AND FARMER.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE TWENTY-PAGE MONTHLY, WITH HANDSOME COVER.
"PROOF OF THE PUDDING:"
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY.—" Have patronized South and West ever since its birth, and
have always found it very satisfactory. Considering the price, we regard it as one of the
best mediums in the country."— S. H. Moore & Co., Publishers, New York City.
Send for sample copy and Advertising Rates. Address
SOUTH AND WEST, St. Louis, Mo.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FIRESIDE WEEKLY.
36 «fe 28 COLBORNE STREET, - - TORONTO, CAN.
THE ONLY STORY PAPER IN CANADA.
IMRIE & GRAHAM, PUBLISHERS.
A LIMITED NUMBER OF RESPECTABLE ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED.
CIRCULATION, 8,000.
RATES MADE KNOWN UPON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
HO! FOR KANSAS!
My Dear Sir, We Beg to Call Your Attention to the
TROY TIMES.
Published at
TROY, -----. KANSAS.
A. W. BEALE, Editor and Publisher.
A FEARLESS AND INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.
A PAPER TO BE READ ALOUD IN THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE.
SEND FOR RATES AND SPECIMEN COPIES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, lO Spruce St., New York.
THE P L AJ N T I F r .
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS, FROM
1193 BROADWAY, .... NEW YORK.
IS THE AUTHORITY ON DRAMATIC AND SPORTING EVENTS.
Has a good circulation because of its excellence, and its contributors include the best
staff of writers. Its advertising pages are submitted for inspection. Not the largest circula-
tion but the BEST. Address, E. S. BETTELHEIM, Manager, 1193 Broadway, New York.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PRACTICE.
THE PHYSICIANS' MONTHLY JOURNAL-POINTED, PRACTICAL, PROGRESSIVE.
J. F. WINN, M. D., Editor and Proprietor.
RICHMOND, . - - . - VIRGINIA.
$2.00 PER YEAR. ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
A new feature of medical journalism inaugurated by Practice is the department, MEDI-
CAL METHODS AND OPINIONS, obtained by direct correspondence with the Authors to
whom they are ascribed.
A GOOD MEDIUM FOR REACHING THE BUSY DOCTOR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1092 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE MORNING HERALD.
HALIFAX, ----- NOVA SCOTIA,
rUBLTSHED DAILY, TRI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY.
THE MOST WIDELY-CIRCULATED PAPER IN THE MARITIME PROVINCES.
Siibscriptiou : Daily, $6.00 ; Tri-weeklj', $.3.00 ; Weekly, $1.00.
LIBERAL ADVERTISING RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SATURDAY EVENING CALL.
PEORIA, -.-.-- ILLINOIS.
CIRCULATION, 9,C0O. ESTABLISHED 1877.
Peoria's great Family Paper. Devoted to Social Gossip, Fiction, Humor and Live Local
Talk. Circulates all over Central Illinois. A handsomely printed eight-page, flf ty-six-column
paper. AdtU-ess all communications to H. S. LIVINGSTON, PEORIA, ILL.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York..
CHAMPION.
ST. LOUIS, . - - - - MISSOURI.
SAMUEL ARCHER, Editor and Publisher.
The Champion advocates the rights of all people who work. The laborers' organ of the
Mississippi Valley. $1.50 per annum.
LIGHT IN THE WEST.
EXCELSI" )R PUBLISHING CO., Publishers. *
Devoted to the Philosoph.y of Spiritualism and Religious Reform. $1.00 per annum.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
-WEELSVILLE EVENING JOURNAL.
WELLSVTLLE, - - - COLUMBIANA CO., OHIO.
ESTABLISHED 1883. PUBLISHED DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
EDW. B. CLARK, Editor and Publisher.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN COLUMBIANA CO.
ONLY FIRST-CLASS HOUSES REPRESENTED.
MODERATE RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NEW ERA.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, AT
PORT HURON, ----- MICHIGAN.
ELWYN P. GREENE, Editor and Publisher.
The organ of farmers and dinner pail capitalists of Michigan's thumb. Established
in July, 1886. Has a bona fide circulation of 950 ; increasing 40 a week. Best advertising
medium in this section. Subscription price, 50 cents a year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE PULASKI COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
SOMERSET, ----- KENTUCKY.
H. G. TRIMBLE, Editor and Publisher.
The Republican, like all country newspapers, has a "large and rapidly growing circula-
tion," and its readers devour advertisements and all. Advertisers will get rich by advertising
in it ; if they don't believe it let them try it. The paper is an eight-column folio, all home
print. Advertising rates made known on application.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE HARPER^ GRAPHIC.
HARPER, - - - . - - KANSAS.
H. L. NICOLET, Publisher.
The Graphic, published in the best County in Kansas, is the best advertising medium in
the State. Send for rates and specimen copy.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
FIRE RECORD AND WATER W^ORKS REVIEW.
A monthlv journal devoted to the interests of the firemen. Circulated every month
among the Officials of every Fire Department of the United S^^ates, Canada and South
America, and to the Superintendents of every Water Works in America.
ADVERTISEMENTS.— The value of The Fire Record as an advertising medium cannot
be ov«*r-esriinated, it being the only medium by which the Firemen in every Company, from
Maine to Texas and from New York to San Francisco, in Canada and South America, can be
reached and hear at once where they can procure the articles needed, and be constantly
apprised of the latest improvements and changes in their particular interests. Sixteenth
year. Address all communications to FRED. J. MILLER, 72 Maiden Lane, New York.
AMERICAJS NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1093
The Home Sentinel.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
MANTI, - - SAN PETE CO., UTAH.
The Best Advertising Medium in Southern Utah.
A YOUNG PAPER. WITH A RAPIDLY INCREASING CIRCULATION.
THE SENTINEIi SUPPLEMENT
IS PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
Subscription to Both Papers:
One Year, ---------- $2.50
Six Months, ---------- 1.50
Three Months, -------.-■ l.OO
Advertising rates on application.
JAMES T. JAEIEMAN, - PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
(P. O. Box 57, Mantl, Utah.)
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1094
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
WESLiEYAX CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.
Macon,
Georgia.
J. W. BURKE & CO., Publishers.
A large eight-page weekly paper, the repre-
sentative paper of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, established 1837, with a circu-
lation nearlj' 10,000. An excellent advertising
medium. Subscription $2.
TIMES
Maroa,
Illinois.
T. C. GRADY, Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page six-column paper circulating
extensively through the centre of the great
State of Illinois.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Correspondence Solicited.
NORTH ARKANSAS PILOT.
Batesville,
Arkansas.
TH. JEFF STUBBS. Editor.
W. W. BYERS, Publisher and Proprietor.
Democratic. — Published everj' Tuesday.
Live, Progressive, Spicy. Splendid adver-
tising medium. Has a circulation in
four counties — Independence,
Stone, Izard and Sharp.
Sample copies sent on request.
Subscription price, $1.00. No lottery attach-
ment.
Circulation First Class.
DISPATCH.
Maple Rapids, - - Michigan.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
W. E. WARNER, Editor and Publisher.
A live local forty-column Weekly Newspa-
per. Published in the great Maple River Val-
ley, at $1.25 per year. The weekly issues
enter the homes of the farmers, representing
from 75.1)00 to 1(X),(X)0 acres of the best farming
lands of Central Michigan. The nearest com-
petitor being nine miles distant— all others
being fourteen miles and over ; hence a val-
uable medium for advertising.
Read the Old Reliable. Get the Best.
THE JACKSONVILIiE DAILY
AND WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Jacksonville, - - Illinois.
THE JOURNAL CO., Editors and Pub'rs.
Subscribe now. The Weekly Journal will
continue to give the latest and fullest news of
all kinds. Special attention given to city and
county matters. It will be made the best
family newspaper in Central Illinois. Special
attention will be given to market reports,
both local and general. For sample copies
call at or send to the Office, East State Street,
Jacksonville, 111. ^^
THE MILFORD MAIL.
Mil ford.
Dickinson Co., Iowa.
R. B. NICOL, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, - $1.50 per year.
The Mail is published every Thursday. It
is a local paper of influence, having a wide-
spread circulation of 600 copies and in
creasing.
Advertisers who desire to reach this section
of the country can find no better medimn.
ECHO.
Daily and Weekly.
Eureka Springs,
Arkansas.
A. B. ADAMS, Publisher.
Subscription : Weekly, $1.50 per Annum ;
Daily, 15 cents per week.
The Echo circulates largely throughout
Carroll and adjoining counties, and is a flrst-
class advertising medium.
REPUBLICAN PLAINDEALER.
Established 1865.
Garnett,
Kansas.
HOWARD M. BROOKE, Editor and Publisher.
An energetic, vigorous Republican paper,
eight pages, published every Friday, with a
circulation exceeding 1,000, in a rich agricult-
ural district among an intelligent class of
people. A good advertising medium.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
THE MINNESOTA
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
J OU R N A L .
Minnesota.
Minneapolis,
Edited by
EDWARD N. FISHBLATT, M. D.
P. O. Box 7. Office, 620 Nicollet Avenue,
Minneapolis, Minn.
ADVOCATE.
Cumberland, - Wisconsin.
CUMBERLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50 A YEAR.
A lively eight-page paper published in a
great lumber district, with a good and increas-
ing circulation, read by an intelligent class of
people. Advertise in it, it wiW pay.
ALABAMA BAPTIST.
Alabama.
Montgomery,.
J. G. HARRIS,
C. W. HARE,
Proprietor.
Manager.
A four-page weekly paper, established 1874,
with a circulation exceeding 3,000 copies.
Representative Baptist paper of the South.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Subscription, $2 a year.
THE ASPEN
DAILY AND WEEKLY TI3IES.
Aspen, - Pitkin Co., Col.
The Times publishes the morning Associated
Press dispatches, and has a much larger cir-
culation than any other paper in Western
Colorado. Aspen is the great new mining
town of the West, having a population of
6,0110, which is rapidly increasing. For adver-
tising rates address
THE ASPEN TIMES PUBLISHING CO.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1095
DAILY AND WEEKLY (GERMAN).
SEEBOTE.
MILWAUKEE, ----- WISCONSIN.
P. V. DEUSTER & CO., Proprietors.
Issued Everj^ Morning, except Sunday. "TELEPHON," Sundays. Weekly Seebote, with
Supplement, " AMH.EUSLICHEN HERD," Thursdays.
ESTABLISHED 1851.
1 HE ONLY DAILY (GERMAN) DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN THIS STATE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FOXBORO REPORTER.
FOXBORO, - - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
A. J. NICHOLS, Editor and Publisher,
CIRCULATION 1,550, AND INCREASING. SAMPLE COPIES WHEN DESIRED.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
AN INDEPENDENT EIGHT-PAGE LOCAL PAPER, DEVOTED TO THE BUSINESS AND
LOCAL INTERESTS OF FOXBORO AND ADJOINING TOWNS.
The Reporter is the only newspaper printed in Foxboro ; and claiming, as it does, a
large and growing circulation, otters itself as the best advertising medium for its vicinity.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DAILY HOTEL REPORTER.
ST. LOUIS, - . - - - MISSOURI.
B. D. M. EATON, Publisher.
Official organ Western Commercial Travelers' Association. Has a general circulation
among the business houses because it publislaes a full list of all the arrivals at all the hotels
every dav. Is kept on file at all the Hotels, the Merchants' Exchange, Cotton Exchange,
Rooms of the Western Commercial Travelers' Association, and at the Mercantile and Public
School Libraries. For terms of advertising address the publisher at St. Louis. Subscription
rates to hotels, $5.00 per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BRE'WERS' AND DEALERS^ JOURNAL.
PHIL-ADELFHIA, - . - - PENNSYLVANIA.
P. HENRY DOYLE, Editor. ROBERT G. LELAR, Business Manager.
Devoted to the liquor dealing, brewing and bottling interests. Published by THE BREW-
ERS' AND DEALERS' PUBLISHING CO., 705 Sansom St., Philadelphia.
The large circulation of The Brewers' and Dealers' Journal affords judicious adver-
tisers a most valuable medium. Subscriptions : For United States, per year, §1.50 ; for foreign
countries, per vear, S"2.40. Advertising : Per line, nonpareil, 15c. All communications in
reference to advertising should be addressed to JOHN J. WALSH, Manager Advertising
Department. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NEW FARM.
EMBL.A, ----- MARYLAND,
MONTHLY. $1.00 A YEAR.
WALWORTH & CO., Publishers.
Our advertising pages contain some of the oldest and best firms in Baltunore.
Our circulation is among the best class of intelligent Farmers and is constantly growing.
New Farm is fast becoming the leading Agi-icultural Journal in Maryland.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NEOLA NEWS.
NEOLA, - - - - . - IOWA.
J. R. RIBLETT, Publisher.
The leading weeklv newspaper of Pottawattamie County outside of Council Bluffs, CIR-
CULATION FORTY-TWO QUIRES JAN. 1, 1887 and steadily increasing. It goes to forty Post
Offices in the Ninth Iowa Congressional district alone, and the mail pouches East and West
on Friday look like old-fashioned pillows on account of it.
ADVERTISING RATES DOWN TO HARD PAN.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1096 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE BOSTON REFEREE.
BOSTON, - - - - _ MASSACHUSETTS.
REFEREE CO., Publishers.
The Referee Is a bright, sparkling journal, devoted to Sports and Pastimes. It is the
only Sporting Paper in New England. Having a large and exclusive field of its own, wide-
awake advertisers will readily perceive its value as a medium.
RATES UPON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
MADISON, . _ _ - . NEBRASKA.
CARL T. SEELY, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION," $1.50 A YEAR.
The only Democratic paper published in Madison County. The Democrat Is a large
eight-page, forty-eight column newspaper, and is issued every Thursday. It has a large
and constantlj' increasing circulation, being published at the County Seat, a town of 1,200
population. It is read by everybody. It reaches every family. An excellent advertising
medium. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DAILY HOTEL REPORTER.
ST. PAUL, . - . . - MINNESOTA.
S. H. WATSON, Proprietor.
The only Hotel Journal northwest of Chicago. Established in 1878, since which time it
has been constantly gaining a solid hold as a class paper and a first-class advertising
medium. It is the only paper in Minnesota publishing the hotel arrivals and is invaluable
to the wholesale merchants. It has a large circulation on railroad trains and at the hotels,
especially in the Northwest. It is highly endorsed by local merchants as an advertising
medium. Geo. P. Roweul, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NATIONAL BOTTLERS' GAZETTE.
114 NASSAU ST., .... NEW YORK CITY.
W. B. KELLER, Editor and Proprietor.
The Largest, Leading and Official Paper of the BOTTLING TRADE in the United States.
The most widely circulated and most ably edited Bottlers' Trade Paper in the world.
IT IS THE RECOGNIZED AND STANDARD AUTHORITY. IT IS, THEREFORE, THE
BEST PAPER TO ADVERTISE IN.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SORGHUM GROWERS' GUIDE AND FARM JOURNAL.
Devoted to the advancement of the Sorghum industry specially and the farm nenerallv.
MADISON, .-.-.- INDIANA.
ALONZO S. CHAPMAN, Editor and PubUsher. CIRCULATION OVER 7,000.
Subscription, 50 cts. per year. Advertising rates made known on application.
The Guide circiilates among cane men and sugar and syrup manufacturers, and the better
class of farmers, and is the best advertising medium for manufacturers desiring to reach that
class of buyers — a class that bujs nine-tenths of the agricultural implements of the country,
and without whom the other tenth would be dead stock. The Guide is the only paper of its
class published, and therefore has an exclusive tield of its own, e^vered by no other journal.
THE MADISON BULLETIN. "
MADISON, ...-.- MAINE.
E. A. MERRIMAN, - - Editor and Proprietor.
Four Pages, Thirtv-two Columns.
ONE OF THE LARGEST, NEATEST AND BEST WEEKLY PAPERS IN THE
UPPER KENNEBEC VALLEY.
Published every Thursday at §1.50 per year, strictly in advance. Independent in politics
and devoted to the interests of Somerset County. It is one of the best advertising mediums
in the State, having a large and growing circulation. It is universally acknowledged to be
the best paper in the County.
THE CHICAGO MEDICAL TIMES.
CHICAGO, -.-..- ILLINOIS.
This jovu-nal, now in the nineteenth year of its publication, has recently been improved
in every respect, and now justly deserves, as it unanimously receives, the name of being the
VERY BEST EXPONENT OF ECLECTIC PRINCIPLES IN THE UNITED STATES.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00, IN ADVANCE. POSTAGE PREPAID.
SPECIMEN COPIES FREE.
To all new subscribers we are sending with the journal a Barrv Clinical Thermometer.
H. S. TUCKER, M. D., Publisher, 511 and 513 State St., Chicago.
KEARNEY COUNTY ADVOCATE.
L.AKIN, . - - . - KANSAS.
C. O, CHAPMAN, Proprietor. F. R. FRENCH, Editor and Business Manager.
A large, interesting, progressive paper, established 1885, with an extensive circulation in
a great agricultural district, among a class of people with whom it is profitable to advertise,
and sure to bring ample returns. The future County Seat of Kearne}' County. On the A., T.
& S. F. R. R. and K. C. & T. R. R. Send for rates.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AJIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1097
The Headlight.
(Consolidated with
U. S. C03IMERCIAL REVIEW AND R. R. RECORD.)
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY,
A JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF RAILROADING
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT..
THE ONLY GOSSIPY RAILROAD PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - il. 00 PER YEAR (IN ADVANCE).
ADVERTISING RATES, - $1.00 PER INCH, EACH INSERTION.
SAXBY, SHAFER & HAWKINS,
Proprietors and Publishers.
14 MASONIC TEMPLE, - - CINCINNATI, O.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1098
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE
RUSSELLiVILLE DEMOCRAT.
Issued everj- Thursday, at
Russellvillei - - Arkansas.
Advertising rates sent on application.
The Democrat was established in 1S73 and
has worked its way to a position as one of the
leading papers in the State. It is the official
organ and only democratic paper in the city
and count3% and is read by all classes.
FliORIDA BAPTIST WITNESS.
De liand,
Florida.
W. H. S. XORTHUP, Proprietor.
A liv^e weekly Baptist paper, published in a
great, fruit country, with a circulation of
nearly 1,500 copies. Established 18S4. A good
advertising medium.
THE AGE.
Biriiiiughain, - Alabama.
IRON AGE PUB. CO., Editors and Publishers.
The recognized exponent of the thrift and
enterprise of the industrial and mineral re-
gion of Alabama. Daily eight pages, Sundays
twelve pages ; daily $10 per year, weekly §1.
BONA FIDE CIRCULATIOX 3,000.
THE NEW ERA.
Adel,
lo^a.
SUBSCRIPTIOX S2.
THE FARM COTTAGE.
Quincy,
Illinois.
O. H. GRAND ALL, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, Thirty Cents a Year.
A Sixteen-page Monthly. A journal for the
Household, Garden and Workshop, with a
circulation of 5,000 copies.
An excellent advertising medium.
THE TIMES.
Dallas Center, - . Iowa.
G. E. E. TOWNSEND, Editor and Publisher.
A non-politicai eight page paper, published
every Saturday morning. The Times is a
splendid advertising medium, having no com-
petition nearer than 20 miles South, 16 miles
North or East and 8 miles West. It goes to
all families. Dallas Center has 800 popula-
tion. It has a large circulation in Minburn
and Waukee adjoining towns.
Special care to contracts.
KANSAS DEMOCRAT.
Hiawatha,
Kansas.
GEO. T. WILLIAMS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50.
A live Democratic four-page Weekly paper,
established in 1882, and with a circulation of
1,500 copies among an intelligent class of
readers. If you wish ample returns for
money invested in advertising give us a trial.
Send for Rates.
THE TRUE CITIZEN
Hayneville,
Alabama.
Published every Thursday,
By NEW ERA PUBLISHING CO.
W. H. RICKERSON, Editor.
The only exponent of the National party in
Dallas County. Circulates principally among
the better class of farmers. The best adver-
tising medium to meet that class in the West.
Subscription, $1.00, in advance.
REVIEW
Raleigh,
Mississippi.
J. A. MYER, Editor and Proprietor.
A bright, newsy and lively paper. Estab-
lished 1S85. Is circulated quite extensively in
a rich and fertile country, among ah intelli-
gent class of people, who study the advertis-
ing columns.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.0(3 PER YEAR.
THE MOUNTAIN HOWITZER.
A DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL.
Published every Wednesday, at
Salem, - - Dent Co., Mo.
W. L. LYLES, Editor and Publisher.
Published in Lowndes County, Alabama, by
The Lowndes Publishing Company ; said
company consisting of sixty-flve of the most
influential merchants and business men in
Lowndes and adjacent counties. Lowndes is
one of the largest and wealthiest counties in
the State of Alal)ama, and advertisers would
do well to write to Jno. J. Mickle, Sec'y and
Treas. of The Lowndes Pub. Co., for rates.
CIRCULATION, oCO.
THE SOUTHERN REPUBLICAN.
Hardiusburg, - Kentucky.
R. W. MUSSER, Editor and Publisher.
\ fearless, pushing Independent Republi-
can newspaper, with au extensive circula-
tion in a rich and fertile country.
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED AT THE
COUNTY SEAT.
An excellent Advertising Medium.
WRITE FOR RATES.
TRIBUNE.
Fort Smith,
Arkansas.
J. F. EBERLE & CO., Editors and Publishers
Established— Daily 1883. weekly 1871.
Both editions of the Tribune circulate ex-
tensivelv through Sebastian County, and the
entire State and Indian Ter. The value of
the Tribune as an advertising medium can-
not be over-estimated. Advertisers will hnd
it reliable and eftective. It has the largest
circulation of any paper in the State outside
of Little Rock. Rates will be made known
on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1099
LAS NOVEBADES.
THE NEWS.
(Successor of El Cronista.)
23 LIBERTY STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
J. G. GARCIA, Editor and Publisher.
.CIRCULATING AMONG THE SPANISH RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK AND THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
Sent by every steamer that sails from New York to the following countries : Spanish and
Mediterranean Islands, Canary Islands. Manilla (Philippine Islands), Mexico, Porto Rico,
Santo Domingo, Guatemala. San Salvador, Honduras, Costa Rica, U. S. of Colombia, Ecua-
dor, Venezuela, Argentine Republic, Uruguay, Paraguay, Peru, Bolivia. Chili.
THE ONLY DAILY AND WEEKLY SPANISH NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES.
THE GARLAND GLEANER.
GARLAND, - - - - BOURBON CO., KANSAS.
The Garland Gleaner is an all-home family newspaper, published in the banner
county of the banner State of the Union. It believes that all mankind were created free and
equal, and it isn't afraid to "speek right out in meetin,' " and tell the people what it thinks.
Considering its age it has the largest circulation of any western weekly, except, perhaps,
some weekly with dailv attached. It is the most extensively known journal in Kansas, and
is read by all classes, regardless of creed, sex, color, or former condition of servitude.
Advertisers desiring to reach all classes, of both sexes, can do so no better than by plac-
ing an advertisement in The Garland Gleaner. Advertising rates liberal and made known
on application. Address all communications to THE GLEANER CO., "Lock Box 10:3, Garland,
Bourbon Co., Kansas. _
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DAKOTA FREE PRESS.
ESTABLISHED 1883.
PL.ANKINTON, - - - . DAKOTA.
GEORGE H. GRIFFEN, Editor and Publisher.
A large, eight-page Republican paper, wide-awake, aggressive, progressive and success
ful. Aggressive in seeing that its rights are not trampled on, and progressive in always
striving in keeping abreast of the times ; and successful because it does so and gives every
event of importance transpiring for the benefit of its readers. An extensive and steadily
increasing circulation and one of the very best advertising mediums in this large, rich and
fertile Territory. A word to the wise is sufficient. Subscription, $1.50. Rates moderate
considering circulation and furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BOARD.
WILLIAMSPORT, - - - - PENNSYL.VANIA.
ELMER E. BURLINGAME, Publisher.
A WEEKLY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE GAME OF CHECKERS.
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
THE ONLY JOURNAL OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD.
NOW IN ITS SECOND YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
DENVER, . - - . - COLORADO.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
FRANK A. MILLER AND BEN CHASE, Editors.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE PRINTING COMPANY (Incorporated), Publishers.
A large, sixteen-page weekly. The official organ of the Denver Board of Trade, and the
industrial journal of the great Rocky Mountain region. A reliable authority on the market.
It has a large, extensive and increasing circulation in all parts of the Union. An unexcelled
advertising medium. Subscription, to all parts of the United States and Canada, §3.00, in
advance. Advertising rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CANADIAN TRADE REVIEW, FINANCE AND
INSURANCE RECORD.
47 ST. JOHN STREET, - - MONTREAL., CAN.
HARVEY & WILSON, Publishers and Proprietors.
The most reliable and best commercial paper published in Canada. Devoted to Com-
merce, Manufactures, Insurance and Finance. Reaching every branch of trade. Cii-culates
largely in the Dominion of Canada, the United States, Great Britain, France, Japan, the Sand-
wich Islands, the West Indies, Australia and all Pacific trade ports. Terms of subscription,
$2.00 per annum. Sample copies sent gratuitously on application.
Geo. p. RowEix & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1100 GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
"DER HOLYOKE BEOBACHTER."
HOL.YORE, . - - - . MASSACHUSETTS,
W. F. KREIMENDAHL, Jr., Proprietor,
A lively, progressive iSerman Weekly. Well established. The only German paper in
a place of 30,000 population, largely of German descent. A flrst-class advertising medium for •
this great manufacturing centre and Hampden County. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., Nevr York.
DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES.
CliAY CENTER, - - - . . KANSAS.
D. H. VALENTINE, Editor and Publisher.
The Daily Times is a bright, lively paper, w^ith an increasing circulation. The Weekly
Times, a large eight-page paper, with a circulation of 2,000. Botli papers circulate in a rich
agricultural district, and for flrst-class advertising mediums cannot be surpassed. Send for
rates. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SCHOLAR'S MONTHLY.
203 B'WAY, NEW YORK. 37 VIRGINIA AVE., INDIANAPOLIS,
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.
A MAGAZINE FOR SABBATH-SCHOOL TEACHERS, BIBLE CLASSES, AND THE
ADVANCED PUPILS OF THE SCHOOL.
A limited number of select advertisements received. The Exposition of the Sabbath-
School Lessons secures the perservation of each number for a full month ; and for general
advertising, gives it all the value of a weekly at one-fourth of the cost.
Address THE SCHOLAR'S MONTHLY,
202 Broadway, New York ; or 37 Virginia Ave., Indianapolis.
ELECTRICAL REVIEW.
NEW YORK CITY, - - - NEW YORK.
GEO. WORTHINGTON, Editor.
A large, twenty-page Weekly Jom-nal of Electric Ligiit, Telephone, Telegraph and Scien-
tific Progress, with representatives in Boston, Chicago and Great Britain. It has a circula-
tion exceeding 9,750 and increasing in every State of the Union. Manufacturers, Dealers
and Inventors of all kinds of mechanism and other goods can, therefore, see its value as an
advertising medium. Address, ELECTRICAL REVIEW PUB. CO., 23 Park Row, New York
THE NATIONAL REVIEW.
Established 1885.
NASHVIL.I.E, ....... TENNESSEE,
JOHN J. LITTLETON, Editor. J. C. QUINN, Publisher.
A large eight-page weeklj^ paper, with a large and extensive ciix-ulation in every County
in the great State of Tennessee.
The only Republican paper at the capital. An invaluable advertising medium. Sub-
scription §1.50. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
V I D E T T E .
AUGUSTA, .... - ARKANSAS.
W. W. FOLSOM, Editor and Proprietor.
A vigorous, energetic Weekly paper. Established 1877. Democratic in politics. With an
extensive circulation and increasing. Everybody reads it. It reaches all homes in Wood-
ruff and adjoining counties. A fli-st-class advertising medium. Subscription, $2.00. Send for
rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SOUTHW^ESTERN LOCAL.
SHUI.L.SBURG, .... WISCONSIN.
THOS. H. MCELROY & SON, Editors and Publishers.
A large, six-page, eight-column weekly. The onlj' paper in the place and the only Sunday
Morning Weekly in the West. Circulates largely in the homes of prosperous farmers and
business men, and coming, as it does, on the day of rest, after a week of toil, makes it an
invaluable advertising medium. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BICYCLING W^ORLD.
HUTCHINSON B'L-D'G, PEARL. ST., - BOSTON, MASS,
THE LEADING WEEKLY CYCLING PUBLICATION IN AMERICA.
THE LARGEST, THE NEWSIEST, THE BEST. ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Send for Sample Copy and for Special Premimns that we offer.
BYCYCLING WORLD CO., Pearl St., Boston, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1101
23 WARREN ST.,
NEW YORK.
WILLIAM T. COMSTOCK, PUBLISHER.
DEVOTED TO ARCHITECTURE, FURNITURE, DECORATION AND ORNAMENT.
Fifteen Cents Per Copy.
Subscription, $6.00 Per Year.
MONTHLY NUMBER.
Subscription, $1.75 Per Year. Fifteen Cents Per Copy.
Each number contains twelve pages of letter-press and six full-page (9x11) lithographic
plates. Oue plate each month of practical details. A special feature of the coming year
will be SMALL COUNTRY HOUSES.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Union.
BALTIMORE,
MARYLAND.
JAMES. T. RINGGOLD, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER PUBLISHED IN BALTIMORE.
ISSUED ON SATURDAY.
A LARGE AND EXTENSIVE CIRCULATION AND INCREASING EVERY WEEK.
PATRONIZED BY PEOPLE WHO READ NO OTHER WEEKLY.
AN INVALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM. SURE TO BRING AMPLE RETURNS.
RATES VERY REASONABLE AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
"A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT."
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1102
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
SOUTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE.
37 Natchez St., New Orleans, Lia.
Published by the
METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.
PHILLIPS & HUNT, Agents. ,
MARSHALL W. TAYLOR, D. D., Editor.
The advocate was established in 1866. It is
the organ of the Methodist Episcopal Church
in the South. It has an extended circulation
in this section of the country. For this reason
it is unrivaled as an advertising medium.
Terms, 81-50 per year, in advance.
THE RURAIi AND WORKMAN.
Little Rock,
Arkansas.
JOHN KARR, Editor and Publisher.
2141^ E. Marlihan Street.
The only agricultural journal published
In Arkansas, and the only one of its class
in the entire Southwest. Circulation 4,300.
Advertisers will find upon trial that it is
one of the best advertising mediums. Liberal
discount to regular advertisers. Subscrip-
tion, $1.50 per year, in advance.
WEERL.Y HERALD.
ludianola,
Warren Co., Iowa.
Oflacial Paper of the County and City.
T. T. & J. M. ANDERSON, Editors and Pub'rs.
The circulation is larger than any other paper
in the county and under present manage-
ment is in a prosperous condition.
Best advertising medium for the county.
Terms. $1.50 a Year, in Advance.
NEWS.
Mason,
Texas.
V. M. LORING, Editor and Publisher.
A LIVELY DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
Established 1883.
With an extensive circulation in a great
cattle-raising and farming section of country.
A good advertising medium. Subscription,
$1.50 a year. Send for rates.
THE RICHMOND RECORDER.
Kansas.
Richmond,
G. W. FIELDS, Editor and Publisher.
A Weekly paper published in a rich farm-
ing and stock-raising community.
EXTENSIVELY CIRCULATED.
DUNKIRK OBSERVER-JOURNAIi
(INDEPENDENT.)
Dunkirk,
Ne>v York.
Chautauqua Farmer (Weekly, Agricultural).
ISSUED BY THE
DUNKIRK PRINTING COMPANY.
Subscription rates, by mail, Observer, $5.(X) ;
Farmer, $1.20.
Advertising Rates made known on Appli-
cation.
CHAMPAIGN COUNTY HERALD.
Urbana, - - Illinois.
M. W. MATHEWS, Proprietor.
The only paper published at the County Seat.
Terms, $2.00 per Year, in advance.
Has the largest circulation in Champaign
County of any newspaper published in the
world.
Advertising rates made known on applica-
tion.
Advertising rates furnished on application.
VALLEY HERALD AND RECORD.
Wallacebiirg,
Ontario, Can.
DEL C. HUNTOON, Editor and Publisher.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY PAPER.
Established 1872. The best paper printed in
this locality, with a large circulation and
still increasing in a superior agricultural
and manufacturing district.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Send for Rates.
THE INKSTER REVIEW.
Inkster, - - Dakota.
A. H. SMITH, Editor and Publisher.
Published every Thursday.
ONE OF THE OFFICIAL PAPERS OF
GRAND FORKS COUNTY.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Newport,
LEDGER.
Perry Co., Pa.
A Bright, Lively Independent Weekly Paper.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
GEO. SHROM, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.35 A YEAR.
Has a good and increasing circulation
among an intelligent class of readers.
A Good Advertising Medium. Send for Rates.
REFLECTOR.
Ogalalla, - - Nebraska.
M. M. NEEVES & SON, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR.
A large eight-page progressive semi -weekly
paper, with an extensive circulation through
a rich agricultural section among an intelli-
gent class of readers. An excellent adver-
tising medium.
THE MILTON HERALD.
Published every Thursday, at
xMilton, - Van Buren Co., Iowa.
H. M. DYSART, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in advance. Cir-
culation, 720 and increasing.
A good reliable paper and an excellent ad-
vertising medium.
Send for advertising rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1103
aryland Law Record
BALTIMORE, - - - - MARYLAND.
JAMES T. RINGGOLD aud EDWIN WARFIELD, Editors and Proprietors.
THE ONLY LAW JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN THE SOUTH.
CIRCULATES IN TWENTY STATES AND TERRITORIES.
DEPARTMENT SPECIALLY DEVOTED TO REAL ESTATE.
SUBSCRIBERS ALL MEN OF MEANS AND MEMBERS OF THE PURCHASING CLASS,
' $3 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPIES 10 CENTS.
ADVERTISING RATES MOST REASONABLE,
ADDRESS :
MARYLAND LAW RECORD, BALTIMORE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1879. WEEKLY CIRCULATION 3,380.
California Crocer and Canner,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING.
419 SACRAMENTO & 320 SANSOME STS., SAN FRANCISCO.
CALIFORNIA GROCER AND CANNER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
B. N. ROWLEY, MANAGER.
THE LEADING WEEKLY TRADES JOURNAL.
THE ONLY JOURNAL ON THE PACIFIC COAST PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST
OF THE CANNED GOODS TRADE.
SUBSCRIPTION, $3.00 PER ANNUM.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY COMMERCIAL PAPER ON THE PACIFIC COAST-
Geo. p. Rowell, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1104 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
SOUTHERN PUBLISHER AND PRINTER.
LOUlSVILLiE, - - - - KENTUCKY.
JAMES DAVIDSON, Editor and Manager.
A handsomely gotten up trade Journal, in the interest of Printers, Publishers, Stationers
and Manufacturers and Dealers in Paper, Printers' and Binders' Supplies. It reaches the
trade in the South, Southwest and adjoining States. Write for advertising rates or refer to
paper. Subscription, §l.(Xi a year.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LEADER. ~~
MILFORD, - - - - NEW YORK
CHARLES B. HAWVER, Editor and Publisher.
A first-class Independent local Journal. It has a good and increasing circulation, and is
one of the best advertising mediums in Otsego County. Special rates given to yearly adver-
tisers. Write for terms.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
UNION— DAILY AND WEEKLY.
WYMORE AND BLUE SPRINGS, - - NEBRASKA.
J. C. BURCH, Editor and Publisher.
A progressive, wide-awake, booming paper. Republican in politics. A first-class
advertising medium. All contracts must be made with the publisher du-ect or through some
reliable advertising agency. Send for rates. Business office, Wymore, Neb. ■
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESKRIDGE STAR.
ESKRIDGE, - - - - . KANSAS.
PERRY & GARDINER, Editors and Publishers.
Leading paper in Wabaunsee County. Bright, newsy and reliable. Republican in poli-
tics. Bona fide circulation 900. Best advertising medium in the county. Rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
^.^TTTT^TT^^ PARISH ITEM.
TALiLUIiAH, .---.-. LOUISIANA,
S. H. JAMES, Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
It is the organ of and run in the intei-ests of the Merchants and Planters of Madison Parish >
who give it a hearty support. It is opposed to political cliques, and with politicians is not
popular. An advertisement in the Item would meet the eye of the material business men of
the Parish. Rates for one inch one year, $4 ; every additional inch, $:i.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
SANEORD PUBLISHING COMPANY. '
SANFORD, --...-_ FLORIDA.
PUBLISHERS
SOUTH FLORIDA ARGUS.
Weekly, (5 pages, 54 columns.
Representative paper of South Florida and
largest in the State.
E. W. PEABODY, Editor. $2.00 per year.
FLORIDA
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
Weeklv.
The Organ of the Florida M. E. Church, South.
Rev. J P. DePASS, Editor. $2.00 per yeai-.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
DENVER SUN.
DENVER, ------- COLORADO.
Published every Saturday, by
N. BRAXTON, Publisher and Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 18S4. EIGHT PAGES.
Advertisers will find The Sun an excellent advertising medium. Its rates are reasonable
and its advertising patrons are from among the most reliable business firms of the country.
Advertising rates made known on application. Subscription, $2 per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE IOWA STAATS-ZEITUNG.
DES MOINES, ------- IOWA.
ERNST HOFER. Publisher.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION PER WEEK, 1,937.
Weekly only $1.50 Per Year.
The Staats-Zeitung has the largest German circulation in the State withbut a single ex-
ception. The subscription price of the Staats-Zeitung is about one-half thafof any other
German weekly. Actual circulation will be given at the end of each quarter, upon a basis of
postage paid.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1105
■ T
The Evening Chimes.
MOL.INE, - - ^^ - - ILLINOIS.
THE ONLY DAILY LABOR JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS.
CHIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION— DAILY, $5.00, WEEKLY, $1.00 A YEAR, ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.
The Chimes rings out loud and clear at all times in behalf of organized labor and of right
and justice, and denounces fearlessly and in a masterly style oppression of every form
against the workingman. A large, extensive and rapidly increasing circulation throughout
the State and the Northwest generally. Also publishes THE SATURDAY EVENING
CHIMES, a leading amateur sporting paper of the Northwest, with a large circulation
extending into almost every State in the Union. Together or separately they form an unex-
celled advertising medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co , Agents 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Merchant.
PUBLISHED FORTNIGHTLY, AT
50 CHURCH STREET, - - - TORONTO, ONT.
DEVOTED TO FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
THE ONLY JOURNAL. IN CANADA DIRECTLY REPRESENTING
THE INTERESTS OF MERCHANTS.
R. MORTLEY, Managing Editor.
The Merchant, now in its third year of publication, is emphatically the journal of inter-
communication between wholesale and retail dealers in Canada. ITS REGULAR CIRCU-
LATION, APPROXIMATING 3,000, directly reaches the retail and wholesale trades,
especially in Ontario and Quebec, therefore it is unsurpassed as a mediimi for advertisers
who desire to reach these classes. As an independent exponent of sound business princi-
ples, containing original articles, also contributions by able authorities, upon subjects of
practical interest, latest commercial news, accurate, foreshadowing market reviews, prices
current, and other classified departments,— The Merchant is rapidly growing in popularity
among merchants, traveling and house salesmen and business men of all kinds. Send for
sample copy. ONLY $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. Yearly advertisements inserted at $1 a
line. For card of advertising rates, address THE MERCHANT PUBLISHING CO., Toronto.
The Southern Ladies' Journal.
LITTLE ROCK, - ^^ - ARKANSAS.
CONTROLLED, MANAGED, EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY THE SOUTHERN LADIES'
JOURNAL CO. MARY W. LONGBOROUGH, President.
THE LADIES OP THE JOURNAL CO. CARRY ON A JOB PRINTING OFFICE, OWNING
THEIR OWN TYPE AND PRINTING PRESSES.
The Journal counts its contributors from a majority of the Southern States, having the
co-operation and interest of ladies in these several States. The friends of these ladies have
actively aided its advancement. This can be seen from its increase of circulation, com-
mencing its first issue in June, 1S84, with a hundred names upon its subscription list. The
Southern Ladies' Journal has reached January 1, 1886, a circulation of five thousand in the
States of Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Indian Territory, Mis.sissippi,
Louisiana, California, Texas and New Mexico. Subscription price. $2.00 per annum. Liberal
rates given to advertisers. Address, SOUTHERN LADIES' JOURNAL CO., Little Rock, Ark
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Price Current.
BUFFALO, - - - - NEW YORK.
W. G. WEBSTER, Publisher.
CONTAINS A FULL REPORT OF THE MARKETS OF BUFFALO.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY.
A STRICTLY BUSINESS JOURNAL OF VALUE TO THE BROKER, FARMER
MERCHANT AND GENERAL BUSINESS PUBLIC.
Daily— One Year, $4.00; Six Months, $2.00 ; Three Months, $1.23. Tri Weekly— One Year
$2.50; Six Months, $1.25 ; Three Months, 75 cents. '
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1106
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CORNING DEMOCRAT.
(DAILY AND WEEKLY.)
Coruiuff, - - Neifv York,
TERMS OF DAILY :
$3.00 year; 6 months, $1.60; 3 months, 90 cts.
Payable in Advance.
TERMS OF WEEKLY :
$1.00 a Year, in Advance.
Advertising rates very reasonable.
F. B. BROWN & SON, - - Proprietors.
THE DIOCESE OF ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith,
Arkansas.
The official organ of the Episcopal Church
in Arkansas. Reaches every family con-
nected with that Church in the State.
HORNET.
Weldon,
Iowa.
R. J. CRITCHFIELD, Editor and Publisher.
A Bright, Lively Eight-page Weekly Paper.
ESTABLISHED 1885.
With 1,000 circulation— second in County.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
ENTERPRISE.
Corinth, - - Kentucky.
J. R. GARRETT, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, progressive seven-column quarto,
full of news, w^ith an extensive and an in-
creasing circulation. Sure to be benefited by
advertising in it. Rates reasonable.
WRITE AND GIVE US A TRIAL.
CLARK COUNTY CHIEF.
Englewood,
Kansas.
GEORGE S. WATTS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00,
A bright, lively Weekly paper. Democratic
in Politics. Under new management, and
with an increasing circulation in a great
stock-raising section.
A Good Advertising Medium.
S V O B O D A .
A BOHEMIAN WEEKLY.
Published every Thiu-sday, at
Jja Gransre, - - Texas.
A. HAIDUSEK, Manager and Editor.
Its large circulation among the Bohemians
in Texas, makes it one of the best advertising
mediums among said people.
Advertising rates are very low.
THE SI.AVIE
Established 1861.
Racine,
Wisconsin*
CHAS. JONAS & CO., Editors and Publishers.
A Bohemian weekly newspaper, published
every Wednesday. Democratic. With a cir-
culation exceeding 5,000 and increasing. A
first-class advertising medium. Subscrip-
tion, $2.20 a year. The Rodina, Sundays, does
not insert ads. A large sixteen-page paper.
Subscription, $2.00; Subscription, Slavie and
RoDiNA together, $3.20 a year.
CALDWEIili REGISTER.
Caldwell,
Texas*
Published every Saturday Morning by
M. H. ADDISON.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.
The Register, owing to its extensive circu-
lation among the thrifty classes, is especially
valuable as an advertising medium.
BELLE PLAINE NEWS.
Published every Saturday
Belle Plaine, - Siiiiiuer Co., Kan.
GEO. W. CAIN. Editor.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
EstabUshed In 1879.
Circulates largely among farmers in the best
improved and most populous farming district
in Southern Kansas. All home print, and the
only paper in the city. Advertising rates
made known on application. As an adver-
tising medium it cannot be excelled in South,
ern Kansas. Circulation, 1,0(X). Subscription,
$1.50 per year.
ENTERPRISE.
Orange,
Massachusetts.
J. B. CHACE, Editor and Publisher.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Subscription, $1.50.
A large eight-page weekly paper, estab-
lished 1875, with an extensive circulation
through a bi'isk, lively manufacturing region.
THE FORMULARY AND DRUG-
GISTS' MAGAZINE.
Westfield, - - 'Sew York.
B. FENNER, PubUsher.
A monthly journal of Practical Pharmacy.
The Formulary reaches the best class of
druggists in the United States and Canada.
It is a magazine of Formulas most valuable
to druggists and is preserved after most other
journals have been thrown aside It is, there-
fore, a most valuable advertising medium.
$2.00 per annum.
DEMOCRAT.
Established 1877.
Montezuma,
Io>va.
LAWRENCE J. ANDERSON,
Editor and Publisher.
A lively Independent-Democratic weekly
paper, with an extensive circulation and in-
creasing among an intelligent class of people.
Advertise in it, it will paj\
SUBSCRIPTION $1.50.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1107
Our Second Century.
27 UNION SQUARE, - - NEW YORK CITY.
C. F. DEIHM, - - - Publisher.
Average Weekly Circulation, 10,400. Subscription Price, $2.50 a Year,
A model publication, high toned and elegant, unique in its characteristics, to which its
able and energetic publisher has devoted years of toil and thousands of dollars in order
that the labor of love in placing it in the front rank of the high-class publications of the
world should meet with deserved and enduring success. It is known, read and appreciated
from Maine to Mexico, and the tourist in foreign climes finds it a sweet reminder of friends
and home. It is in all respects unapproached and unapproachable. Advertisers seeking
access to the cultured and refined classes of the English-speaking world will find Our
Second Century ne ijIus ultra.
Mrs. Deihm will be gratefully remembered, not only by the present generation but by
posterity, for her generosity and patriotism in connection with that most valuable and
enduring work of art known as the
CENTENNIAL. SAFE,
The only article taken from the Centennial Exhibition to the National Capital, as worthy of
the nation's care, and which will be remembered by visitors to the Centennial with a
pleasure second only to that suiTOunding the event of which It was not the least important
feature.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN : We have taken for five years (it now being our sixth year),
C. F. Deihm's papers. Our Second Century and Deihm's Safe Journal, and have never
missed a copy, and we have no hesitation in saying it is one of the best family papers pub-
lished in this city.
Hon. Peter Cooper.
Benj. B. Sherman, Pres. Mech. Nat. Bank,
Hon. Thurlow Weed,
While catering to the wants of society, Mrs. Deihm does 'not forget owe mercantile
affairs. Quarterly shejpublishes
The Merchants', Shippers' and
Hotel Magazine,
Which mirrors all the events, great and small, of interest and importance to the business
community. It is the merchant's vade mecum, and is a complete emliodiment of everything
which it pays to know regarding the standing and availability of the various business
houses with which either residents of the metropolis or transient visitors may find it neces-
sary to transact business successfully and economically.
Mrs. Deihm does not issue paste publications, but is the publisher of what are universally
regarded as among the brightest and purest jewels of journalism.
^ TERMS OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty cents ])er line, with liberal deduction by the page or for more than one insertion.
Geo. p. Rowell'& Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1108 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE TEXAS STATE JOURNAL.
An eight-page paper. Monthly. Established 1880. Circulation 5,0(10. Chiefly among Law-
yers, Land Agents, Stock raisers. Farmers, and Railway Men. Devoted to the dissemination
of information concerning Texas, her Resources, Railways, Lands, Land Laws, Stock-raising,
Manufactures, etc. Circulates in EVERY COUNTY IN TEXAS AND IN ALL THE SOUTH-
ERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHWESTERN STATES. A good advertising medium for land,
law books, stationery, works of art, legal blanks, literary works, machinery, newly patented
articles, etc. Subscription, 50 cts. Sample copies mailed on application. Advertising rates
extremelv low on vearlv contracts. PUBLISHES IN EVERY ISSUE LISTS OF OWNERS OF
UNCLAIMED LANDS AND ESTATES IN TEXAS. AUSTIN, TEXAS.
CO U R I E rT.
SHAKOPEE, - - . _ - MINNESOTA.
C. A. STEVENS, Editor and Publisher.
A LIVE, VIGOROUS PAPER. INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
Established 1877.
Has a circulation of 500 and is increasing. Adv^ei-tising solicited at reasonable rates.
Our motto is "Pay your Debts and be Independent." Give us a trial.
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ESTABLISHED W73.
HAWESVIIiLE PL.AINDEALER.
HAWESVIIiLiE, ----- KENTUCKY.
Only original paper extant. Always filled with bright, original reading matter.
Onlv $1 Per Year.
JEFF STERETT, PROPRIETOR.
CIRCULATION 1,000, AND INCREASING DAILY.
Send for sample copy. Address PLAINDEALER, Hawesville, Ky.
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SKYLAND HERALD.
ASHEVIL.L.E, ----- NORTH CAROL.INA.
ALEX. H. JONES, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
THE HERALD IS THE ONLY PAPER OF THE KIND PUBLISHED IN THIS WHOLE
TRANS-MOUNTAIN SECTION.
Its circulation is continually increasing, and is read by an intelligent class of people who
are susceptible to advertising. Write for rates.
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THE SUFFOLK BULLETIN.
HUNTINGTON, - - - - ' - NEW YORK.
ALL HOME PRINT.
Published at Huntington, Suffolk Co., New York, every Saturday morning.
QUINCY B. STREET, Editor and Proprietor.
The Bulletin has a large and steadily increasing circulation among the very best class of
people in every town on Long Island, As an advertising medium it is unexcelled. Rates on
application.
FOREST AND FARM.
TORONTO, - . . - ONTARIO, CANADA.
IS THE ONLY SPORTSMAN'S (NOT SPORTINGMAN'S) PAPER PUBLISHED
IN THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
As an advertising medium it cannot be excelled, in support of which statement we confi-
dently refer to any whose advertisements appear in our columns. It takes cognizance of all
manly sports, giving special prominence to Hunting, Fishing, Canoeing and Yachting.
Published every Saturday. Subscription $1.
Addi-ess CHAS STARK, 50 Church Street, Toronto, Canada.
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"LE PATRIOTE."
BAY CITY, ----- MICHIGAN.
H. A. PACAUD, Editor and Publisher.
THE LARGEST AND LEADING FRENCH PAPER IN THE STATE.
Established 1879.
Has a wide circulation (2,500) throughout the State, and is invaluable to advertisers as
reaching the foreign population of everj' State in the Union, and having manj' subscribers
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE^LOVILIA ADVANCE^ ~r
liOVIIilA, ----- IOWA.
"NO BOODLE— NO BOOM."
Devoted to the best interests of those who patronize it. Published for the
benefit of the Heathen.
ED. L. PEEBLES IS THE HEATHEN.
FOUR PAGES, TWENTY-FOUR COLUMNS, AND RED HOT.
$1.25 Per Year. Eternally in advance. Advertising rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York City.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1109
The Oakland Independent.
OAKLAND, - - - BURT CO., NEB.
A POPULAR, NON-PARTISAN, FAMILY PAPER,
WITH THE LARGEST CIRCULATION BETWEEN OMAHA AND SIOUX CITY.
THE ONLY HOME-PRINTED PAPER IN THE LOGAN VALLEY.
SUBSCRIPTION: $1.50 PER YEAR. EVERY THURSDAY.
THIS PAPER IS RAPIDLY INCREASING IN CIRCULATION, AND ADVERTISERS
WILL FIND IT A SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Address, HENRY & HARDING, Publishers,
OAKLAND, NEBRASKA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Microscope for 1887.
DETROIT, - - - - MICHIGAN.
Edited by W. P. MANTON, M.D., F. R. M. S.; FRANK W. BROWN, M.D.;
GEO. DUFFIELD, M.D.; CHAS. G. JENNINGS, M.D.
ITS LEADING ATTRACTIONS ARE :
1. Original Communications.— The list of our contributors includes many well-known
names. Many articles will be illustrated by full-page heliotypes, photo-engravings or wood-
cuts. 2. Elementary Department.— This department will be devoted to short, practical
articles on the use of the microscope and its accessories, injecting, staining, mounting, his-
tological and pathological specimens, the preparation and mounting of insects, vegetable
sections, etc. In time it will form a complete treatise on general microscopical technology
for beginners. 3. Proceedings op Societies.— These reports will be furnished by the
secretaries of the societies, and one or more will appear in each number of the magazine.
4. Editorial. — Will deal with various questions relating to microscopical science, and to
bring current events to the notice of our readers. 5. Technology.— All the latest ideas in
regard to preparing, preserving, staining and mounting microscopical material will be given,
so that at the end of the year the reader will have in Technology alone a valuable handbook
of microscopical technique, gathered from reliable sources both abroad and at home.
6. Abstracts. — The leading scientific periodicals of America, England, Germany and France
will be drawn upon to supply, in this department, the latest information in all that pertains
to microscopy. 7. News and Notes.— Will continue to furnish short paragraphs and items
of interest on current events. The latest science news and progress will be found in these
pages. 8. Book Reviews.— We shall aim to make these notices of as much service to our
readers as to the authors and publishers. 9. Correspondence and Queries.- Letters and
queries from subscribers will be answered and much valuable information given. 10. Ex-
changes. While in the past The Microscope has given the subscriber more than an
equivalent for the yearly dollar invested, the various departments alluded to demand more
room ; and in order to accommodate the increasing amount of material, and to place this
journal in the foremost rank of scientific publications, the publishers have decided to in-
crease the amount of reading space, and in the future give THIRTY PAGES of solid matter ;
thus making in all a volume of 360 pages filled with the latest and most scientific microsco-
pical knowledge. The Subscription Price, ONE DOLLAR, will remain the same.
D. O. HAYNES &; COMPANY, Medical Publishers,
P. O. Box 583. DETROIT, MICH.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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THE DAIL.Y NEWS.
Williinautic,
Connecticut.
J. H. FOSTER, Editor and Proprietoi-.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED
WITHIN A RADIUS OF TWENTY MILES.
Advertising Rates furnistied on Application.
THE REVIEW.
Paris,
Ontario, Can.
PARIS PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.,
(Limited), Publishers. TALBOT TOR-
RANCE, Editor and Business Manager.
The Only One Dollar Weekly and the Favorite
Family Paper of Brant.
New Series (1S86) enlai-ged and improved.
Circulation, 1,936— still growing. Advertising
rates 10 cents, a line ; $5.00 per inch per year.
Live, newsj% healthy-toned, independent lib-
eral Journal. Motto; "Of the People, by the
People, for the People."
N. B. Only proper advertisements taken.
ROBERTS COUNTY RECORD.
Wilnior.
Dakota.
WM. G. ASHTON, Editor and Publisher.
The Record is the Official Paper of Roberts
County and a valuable Advei'tising Medium,
as it is the only paper that reaches every
inhabitant of the county. Circulation in-
creasing as the number of settlei's increase.
It goes to them all^^
NEWTON GRAPHIC.
Newton,
Massachusetts.
Established 1873.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY
E. D. BALDWIN.
SUBSCRIPTION, -
l.a), IN ADVANCE,
An eight-page weekly journal of new^s,
literature and opinion. Has a large circula-
tion among an intelligent and progressive
class. A most valuable advertising medium.
GRANVILLE REPUBLICAN.
Granville,
New York.
Publication day— Fridays.
H. S. DAVIS & SON, Publishers.
A live Republican weekly newspaper, four
pages, thirty-six columns. Large circulation
in a rich agricultural district. Advertisers
who want big returns for their money will do
well to try our columns, Rates and circula-
tion cheerfully furnished.
Subscription, $1.50 per year, in advance.
THE REPORTER.
Veedersburg,
Indiana.
A. H. CLARK, Editor and Publisher.
The Reporter is Issued every Frldaj', at
the low price of $1.50 a year ; has a large sub-
scription list and Is well patronized by home
advertisers. Plain and fancy job work
promptly executed. Prices reasonable.^
COLUMBUS SUNDAY HERALD.
17 and 19 S. Peai-1 St., Columbus, O.
Established 1874.
A RED-HOT LOCAL REPUBLICAN
NEWSPAPER.
Circulation,
Five Thousand.
GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM. RATES
REASONABLE.
C. E. BONEBRAKE, Editor and Proprietor.
ST. GEORGE'S ADVOCATE.
Published every Wednesday, at
Lockport, - - Nov York.
ISAAC ELLIS, Editor and Publisher.
An 8-page, 40-column paper. Only $1.00 per
year. Devoted to the Order of Sons of St.
George and of Englishmen in the United
States. Circulation 1887, 3,000 copies. The
best paper of the kind in the country and a
flrst-class advertising medium.
KNOXVILLE COURIER.
Main Street,
Knoxville, Pa.
Published every Friday.
LA MONT & WAMSLEY, Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
To those who wish to share in the trade of
Knoxville, we say advertise in the Courier.
Your advertisement will meet the attention
of all the business men, and cannot fail to
bring you good returns.
THE MESA COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Published at
Grand Junction,
Colorado.
CHAS. W. HASKELL, Editor and Proprietor.
The best advertising medium in Western
Colorado. This paper reaches a large class of
farmers and stockmen in the counties of
Western Colorado. It will give, each week,
information of value to those interested in
this new country. Terms, $2,50 per year,
payable In advance. A specimen copy sent
upon application.
THE TRADE JOURNAL.
Los Angeles,
California^
Published Semi-Monthly, by
THE TRADE JOURNAL COMPANY.
The only Trade Paper in Soutliern Cali-
fornia. Eighty columns. Subscription, $1.50
per year. Tlie circulation of The Trade
Journal, coupled with tlie fact that it is the
only Trade Paper in Southern California,
commend it to the advertiser as a medium of
great value. Through its columns can be
reached the business men of every section.
Advertising rates made known on application.
JOURNAL
Vermont City,
Dakota.-
W. P. WATSON, Editor and Publisher.
A lively paper devoted to the interests of
the Vermont Colony in Dakota.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Write for Sample Copy.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. im
e w s .
BROOKLYN, - - - NEW YORK.
C. R, B. KROGSGAARD, Editor and Publisher.
IT IS A LARGE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, ESTABLISHED 1868.
IT HAS A LARGE, EXTENSIVE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION IN BROOKLYN
AND KINGS COUNTY, LARGER THAN ANY OTHER WEEKLY PUB-
LISHED IN THE COUNTY. AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IT IS tf^EQUALED AND SURE TO BE PROFITABLE
TO ADVERTISERS.
RATES OF ADVERTISING 10 CENTS PER LINE, (NONPAREIL MEASUREMENT).
SPECIAL ARRANGEMENTS JVLIDE FOR ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED
FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. READING NOTICES 20 CENTS A
LINE. GIVE US A CALL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PROGRESSIVE AND RELIABLE.
THE
Sioux City Commercial Bulletin
and Price Current.
SIOUX CITY, - - - - lOTVA.
A Semi-Monthly Journal of Trade News and General Information, devoted to the Whole-
sale Mercantile and Manufacturing interests of Sioux City and the Northwest. Of practical
value to every Merchant and Manufacturer, and of general interest to Commercial Travelers
throughout the Northwest. A first-class medium for reaching a large and enterprising buy-
ing constituency in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Dakota, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and
Idaho. A field almost unlimited in its vast trade, and rapidly increasing in wealth and
influence.
THE ONLY PUBLICATION PRINTED IN THIS PART OF THE NORTHWEST DEVOTED
TO THE INTERESTS OF THE GENERAL TRADE.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR. SAMPLE COPIES SENT ON APPLICATION.
Address all communications to CHAS. A. ROBERTSON, Editor and Proprietor " COM-
MERCIAL BULLETIN," Sioux City, Iowa.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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ESTABLISHED APRIL 30, 1885.
PAWTUCKET EVENING TIMES.
PAWTUCKET, - - . - RHODE ISLAND.
GEO. O. WILLARD, Editor and Business Manager.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPER IN A CITY OF 24,000.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
PHIIiADELPHIA PAMPHLET.
3-23 NORTH SECOND STREET, - PHIIiADELPHIA, PA.
Published Weekly by the PAMPHLET PUBLISHING COMPANY.
A four-page journal for the commercial and reading public. Having a circulation of
35,000 among the farmers of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, it offers
superior inducements to advertisers desiring to reach that class of people. Advertising
rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
HERALD AND TIMES.
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS AT
ATCO, ------ NEW JERSEY.
M. J. SKINNER, Editor.
TERMS, ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR.
Is an elght-coluniu, four-page paper. Was established at Atco In 1878, under the name
of The Atco Argus. Has a good circulation, and is steadily increasing. Is a desirable
advertising medium. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WADESBORO INTELLIGENCER.
PUBLISHED AT
WADESBORO, - - . - ANSON CO., N. C.
SPERRY W. HEARN, Editor and Proprietor.
UNIVERSALLY ADMITTED TO BE THE LIVELIEST, NEWSIEST, SPICIEST
PAPER EVER PUBLISHED IN WADESBORO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TULLAHOMA MESSENGER.
TUL.1.AHOMA, - - - - - TENNESSEE.
T. S. GIVAN, Editor and Publisher.
A vigoi-ous journal published in the Queen city of the Highlands, the most picturesque
and healthful city in the South. An earnest advocate of universal justice and fraternity,
good government, the purity and prosperity of the home. The peoples' paper, the helper
and historian of the town. A live State paper. Subscribe for it, advertise in it and send
your job printing to it.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NONPAREIL.
BliUNT, ------ DAKOTA.
S. G. Dewell. E. C. Hurlbert. L. W, Hurlbert.
THE NONPAREIL PRINTING COMPANY, Editors and Publishers.
The Nonpareil has the most extensive circulation of any paper published In Central
Dakota. The finest farming and stock-growing region of Dakota, and no better advertising
medium than The Nonpareil can be found to reach the residents of this section. Advertis-
ing rates sent on application. Republican in politics. Well edited. Size, a six-column quarto,
30x44. Blunt, with a population of 1,200, now in its third year, is the gatewaj- and commercial
centre of Hughes, Sully, Potter and Walworth Counties.
THE CHEROKEE DEMOCRAT.
CHEROKEE, - - - CHEROKEE CO., IOWA.
J. C. JONES, Editor and Publisher.
The Democrat is a live eight-page newspaper, issued every Friday. It is the only Demo-
cratic paper in a town of 2,500 population. Its columns, always filled with the best matter
obtainable, makes it a welcome visitor in the homes of all classes. With low rates it is a first-
class advex'tising medium.
FINE JOB WORK A SPECIALTY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FORDYCE ENTERPRISE.
FORDYCE, - . - - DAIiliAS CO., ARK.
J. M. RAINES, Publisher.
The Enterprise is the only paper in Dallas County. Has recently added a power press
and will soon enlarged to a six-column quarto. Has a branch office at Thornton, which is
the onlv paper in Calhoun Countv. Advertising rates reasonable and can be obtained on
application. SUBSCRIPTIOM, §1.50.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1113
The Daily Evening Times.
"WAIiTHAM, - - - - MASSACHUSETTS.
RICE & DRAKE, Publishers: T. P. JAMES, Editor.
CONNECTED BY TELEPHONE.
THE TIMES HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN
THE CITY. ITS PATRONS ARE AMONG THE BEST CLASS OF WALTHAM'S
16,000 CITIZENS, AND AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM ITS VALUE IS
UNSURPASSED BY ANY OTHER NEWSPAPER IN NEW
ENGLAND, AND UNEQUALED BY EITHER OF
ITS LOCAL CONTEMPORARIES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1878.
Southern Manufacturer and
Buijder.
THE REPRESENTATIVE PAPER OF THE flIANUFACTURING AND BUILDING
INTERESTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE :
243 FIFTH STREET, - - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
ONE YEAR, IN ADVANCE, $1 ; SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION AND THE MOST POPULAR JOURNAL OP ITS CLASS
IN THE SOUTH OR WEST. RATES OF ADVERTISING REASONABLE.
ADVERTISING RATES r
WHICH ARE BASED UPON CIRCULATION, WILL BE MADE KNOWN ON
APPLICATION.
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURER AND BUILDER, LOUISVILLE, KY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Orchard, Vineyard and Berry
Garden.
CATVKER CITY, - ^^ - - KANSAS.
J. R. HENDRICKS, Editor.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE FRUIT GROW-
ERS IN THE WEST.
A DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS WHO WISH TO REACH
THE RURAL CLASSES.
THE MONTHLY VISITS OF A JOURNAL DEVOTED WHOLLY TO FRUIT GROWING
WILL BE FOUND INDISPENSABLE TO THOSE GROWING
FRUIT AFTER IT HAS BEEN TAKEN FOR A TIME.
TRY IT.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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THE BEREA ADVERTISER.
Berea,
Ohio.
E. D. PEEBLES, Editor aud Manager.
Terms, $1.00 a Year, in advance.
Tlie oldest and most widely circulated
Journal iu Cuyahoga County, outside of Cleve-
land. Circulation, 2,000 copies weekly. It
visits the home of nearlj' every intelligent
family within a radius of ten miles of Berea.
Best advertising medium, being devoted ex-
clusively to local and home news.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCER.
Fredei'ickton,
N. B., Canada.
JOS. McLEOD, Editor and Publisher.
The Intelligencer. (8 pages. 48 columns), is
published Weekly ; has a good circulation in
the Maritime Provinces, and is an excellent
advertising medium. Its circulation is rapidy
increasing. Rates : First insertion 10 cents a
line. Each subsequent insertion 8 cents a
line. Yearly Contracts for large space made
on favorable terms. Send for Rates.
WISCONSIN STATESMAN.
Elroy, - Wisconsin.
D. C. TALBOT, Putalis=:-er and Proprietor.
Price, §1.50 a Year.
The Statesman is a fearless advocate of the
true principles of Prohib\tion. and disallows
license either high or low to any man at any
price. The Statesman is rapidlj' gaining in
popularity and circulation, and takes the
lead as an advertising medium.
It was instituted in 1882 by its present owner,
and has now reached a wide circulation and
Is on a solid basis. It does not intend to carry
any but first-class and reliable advertise-
ments^^
THE MONTROSE HERALD.
Published every Friday, at
Montrose, - McCook Co., Dak.
O. E. BOWMAN, Editor and PubUsher.
An eight-page Family Newspaper, devoted
to the interests of 3Iontrose and the East
Vermillion Vallej', Being Independent in
politics it circulates in all classes in propor-
tion to the vote. The best advertising me-
dium in this section of the Territory.
NEW JERSEY STAATS ZEITUNG.
Issued weekly, at
Jersey City, - New Jersey.
W. F. HEPPENHEIMER, Editor.
ROBERT PORSCHE, Proprietor.
Circulation 2,500. OfQcial paper of the State
of New Jersey. This deservedly popular Ger-
man newspaper has a large circulation in
Jersey City, Newark, Paterson, and generally
throughout the State ; also in the cities of
New York and Brooklyn, and reaches all
classes of the German-speaking population.
As an advertising medium it offers unequaled
value at rates most reasonable.
GREENSBORO GRAPHIC.
Greensboro,
Greene Co., Penn.
THE SCRANTON TRUTH.
Scranton, - Pennsylvania.
The Metropolis of the Anthracite Coal Re-
gion. Published every week-day afternoon.
BARRETT & JORDAN, Editors and Pro-
prietors. An Independent Newspaper. Circu-
lation, over 6,000 copies daily. This is the
largest bona fide circulation of any daily
paper in Pennsylvania, outside Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. The Scranton Truth is a
great family favorite in its field. It is the
best advertising medium in Northeastern
Pennsvlvania. Price, Two Cents a Copy;
Fifty Cents a Month ; Five Dollars a Yeai'.
THE ADVERTISER.
Published everj' Thursday, by
E. E. DILLINER.
A spicy local newspaper, devoted to the in-
terests of Greene County and Southern Fay-
ette County. As an advertising medium it is
first class, being extensively circulated in
both Fayette and Greene counties, besides
having a liberal patronage in Monongalia and
other adjoining counties. Subscription, $1.25
per year, in advance, Advertising rates made
known on application.
J. HATFIELD Y0U3IANS, Publisher.
23 Mattison Avenue, Asbury Park,
New Jersey.
A Twenty-four Column Newspaper, pub-
lished every Wednesday. Subscription price,
75 cents per year, in advance. Weekly circu-
lation, 1,500 copies. Advertising Rates made
known at the Business Office, or by mail.
Sample Copies mailed on Application.
FARM AND LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis,
Indiana.
0. M. WALKER, Editor and Publisher.
A Monthly Paper for Farmers and Breeders.
Cu-culates all over the Central Western States.
SUBSCRIPTION, 50 CENTS A YEAR.
A Good Advertising Medium.
THE OTEGO TIMES.
Otego.
Neve York.
Published every Wednesday Morning, by
V. S. FULLER, Editor and Proprietor.
Circulation rapidly increasing. Home print
by steam power. Type and presses new. Cir-
culation increased 450 since new management,
April 1st, 1886. Located on A. & S Ry., and
good medium for transient advertising. Rates
moderate and furnished upon application.
QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF
INEBRIETY.
T. D. CROTHERS, M. D., Editor.
Publislied by the American Association for
the Cure of Inebriates.
Hartford, - - Connecticut.
The Quarterly Journal op Inebriety,
published at Hartford, Conn., is the only
journal published devoted to the medical
study of inebriety, alcoholism and opium
mania. No other journal is more thoroughly
read or longer preserved. §2.00 per year.
DEAF-MUTE INDEX.
Colorado Springs, - Colorado.
Issued every Wednesday, at the
DEAF-MUTE INSTITUTION.
Seventy-five Cents a Year, in Advance.
A journal devoted to the interests of the
deaf-mute and blind. It is well established,
has a large circulation, and affords a most
desirable medium for advertisers.
Rates furnished upon application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1115
The Re cord-
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
OWEGO, - - - - TIOGA CO., N. Y.
THE "DAILY RECORD" IS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
C. S. SCOTT AND O. J. WATROS, Editors and Publishers.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 500 COPIES DAILY.
Larger circulation than any other dally in Tioga County and one of the brightest papers
in the State. •
Tioga County Record.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Circulation, 1,800, principally in farming communities. A county paper, established in 1871.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED REVIEW, PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF AGRICULT-
URE, COMMERCE AND INDUSTRIES.
60 WALL STREET, . - - NEW YORK.
"LA AMERICA " PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors— Editor, SANTIAGO PEREZ TRIANA.
It is the aim of this Journal to develop friendly relations and active trade between Cen-
tral and South America and the United States, having already a standing in the South
American States which secures respect for its opinion and judgment. It is considered the
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM through all the Spanish-speaking countries. "La America"
is the recognized Spanish Oi-gan on all matters pertaining to the advancement of commerce
and its many industries. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Mulberry Weekly Times-
MULBERRY CITY, - - ARKANSAS.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
FRANK IBBOTSON, - - - - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Mulberry City is situated in one of the finest fruit, cotton, and grain-producing sections
of Arkansas.
The Times is the only newspaper published within twenty miles of the place, and is,
therefore, a good advertising medium. No advertisements on the due-bill system will be
accepted.
Advertising rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
owry's Official Railway Guide.
ESTABLISHED 1884,
MINNEAPOLIS, - - - MINNESOTA.
H. W. MOWRY & CO., _ - - - Publishers.
IT REACHES EVERY RAILWAY STATION IN MINNESOTA, DAKOTA, MONTANA,
WEST WISCONSIN, NORTHERN IOWA AND EASTERN NEBRASKA.
HAS A LARGER PAID SUBSCRIPTION LIST THAN ANY SIMILAR PUBLICA-
TION IN THE NORTHWEST.
CIRCULATES ENTIRELY AMONG RAILROAD AND BUSINESS MEN.
CIRCULATION, 5,000 MONTHLY. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1116 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE "WEEKLY THIBODEAUX SENTINEL.
THIBODEAUX, . - _ - . LOUISIANA^
ENGLISH AND FRENCH. ESTABLISHED IN 1861. PUBLISHED EVERY SATUR-
DAY. TERMS, $3.00 PER YEAR.
S. T. GRISAMORE & F. SANCAN, Editors. F. SANCAN, Proprietor.
The Sentinel, beiug published in the English and French languages, is an excellent
metliuni whereby advertisers can reach a great portion of the residents of this country.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BRULE INDEX.
KIMBAIiL, .... - DAKOTA.
W. L. THORNDYKE, Publisher and Proprietor.
The best advertising medium in the locality. Good terms. Obscene advertisements not
accepted at any price. Samples free as the air you breathe.
EIGHT PAGES, FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS. WEEKLY. $2.00 PER YEAR.
($1.50 IP PAID IN ADVANCE).
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SUN.
INGERSOLIi, - - -_ - - ONTARIO.
J. A. CAMPBELL, Editor and Publisher.
Ingersoll is a thriving town of 5,000 population and situated in the best agricultural and
dairying county in Ontario. The Sun has an extensive circulation and is a great advertis-
ing medium for the provinces.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
QUINCY HERALD.
Published Every Saturday, at
QUINCY, - - - . GADSDEN CO., FL.A,
"W. W. KEEP, Publisher and Proprietor.
Contains all the local and general news. Subscription price, $2.00 per year. Valuable
advertising mediiun for reaching the inhabitants of Gadsden, Liberty, Jackson, Franklin and
Calhoun Counties. Fine Book and Job "Work a Specialty.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ROGERS NEW ERA.
ROGERS, ... - - ARKANSAS.
GRAHAM & MASON, Publishers.
The New Era is the oldest paper in the banner county of North Arkansas. Its circulation
is unequaled by any other paper in the State outside of the city, and is chiefly within the
great fruit growing'^belt. Subscription, $1.00 per year.
ADVERTISING RATES LIBERAL AND MAY BE OBTAINED UPON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NEW THOUGHT.
DES MOINES, - . _ . - IOWA.
MOSES HULL, Editor and Publisher.
A vigorous eight-page jom-nal, devoted to Spiritualism and General Religious and Political
Reform. Published everv Saturday. The organ of the Mississippi Valley Association of
Spiritualists. Subscription, $1.50 a year. The New Thought will be sent to new subscribers
three months on trial for 25 cents.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St^ New York.
THE HENDRICKS COUNTY REPUBLICAN.
DANVILLE, .... - INDIANA.
J. C. OCHILTREE, Editor and Publisher.
The onlv Republican paper in one of the most prosperous and populous counties in the
West. With a large and increasing cii-culation, being, therefore, a valuable advertismg
medium. The town itself is a centre of trade. Subscription, $1.50 a year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
KITTANNING GLOBE.
KITTANNING, .... PENNSYLVANIA.
McCULLOUGH & REYNOLDS, Publishers.
The Globe is the official organ of the Democratic party in Armstrong County. Outspoken
in politics as well as in its views on all other questions of public and general interest. Circu-
lation the largest in the county. Eight-page weekly, issued every Thursday morning. Car-
ries no cheap advertising matter and few advertisements of any kind.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1117
ESTABIilSHED IN 1883.
The Clay Center Democrat
AND
Little Hatchet.
CLAY CENTER, _ - - KANSAS.
W. J. A. MONTGOMERY, Editor and Proprietor.
S U B S CRIPTION PRICE: 8*2. 00 PER YEAR.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY.
THIS PAPER HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF :ANY: PAPER IN THE
VICINITY, AND IS THE STRONGEST NEWSPAPER PROPERTYJ
IN THIS SECTION OF THE STATE.
IT IS READ BY MANY WHO TAKE NO OTHER PAPER ; AND, AS A CONSEQUENCE,
IS THE VERY BEST OF ADVERTISING MEDIUMS.
IT IS A NINE-COLUMN FOLIO. ALL HOME PRINT.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1118
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
KEOKUK CONSTITUTION.
[Established 1847.]
Keokuk,
Iowa.
KEOKUK CONSTITUTION COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Best advertising medium in the West.
CIRCULATION :
Dailj', S pages ... - 6,200
Weekly, 12 pages, ... - 10,300
Advertising rates made known on applica-
tion.
THE STATE SENTINEL..
Decatur,
Established 1876.
Illinois.
ALBERT F. SMITH, Editor and Publisher.
CIRCULATION, 2,200. ALL HOME PRINT.
Issued on Saturday Evening.
A few clean, unobjectionable advertisements
taken at reasonable rates.
THE INDEPENDENT HOUR.
Woodbridge,
New Jersey.
PETER K. EDGAR, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms of Subscription : Per Week, 5c. ; per
month, 20c.; per Annum, $2, in advance.
An eight-page dramatic weekly newspaper,
devoted to local and general news. Estab-
lished in 18T6. It has a circulation equaled
by few in the State. As an advertising me-
dlum it is unsurpassed. Terms moderate.
THE WETHERSFIEL.D WEEKLY
FARHIER.
AVethersfield, - - Connecticut.
Published everj" Saturdav,
J. H. VAN KEUREN & E. F. HUEBLER,
Publishei-s,
Circulation, 1,600 a week. A valuable adver-
tising medium for importers of blooded stock,
manufacturers of farming implements, deal-
ers in fertilizers, seedsmen, etc., etc., and all
others desirous of reaching the farm and
farm life. Rates, 20 cents per inch, per week,
w^here advertisements are run for more than
one month.
MOUNT CLEMENS PRESS.
Published Thursday by H. E. RUSSELL.
Mt. Clemens, - - Michiean.
Subscription, $1.50, in advance.
The Press having a large and, for years,
well-established regular circulation, offers
unequaled advantages to advertisers wish-
Ing to secure trade in this part of the State.
THE METRONOME.
81 and 83 Elm St., New York City.
A. A. CLAPPE, Editor.
A musical paper, devoted specially to those
practising the instrumental branch of the
art. It has a bona fide circulation of 10,000,
and frequently from 1,000 to 2,500 extras, and
goes to subscribers in every State in the
Union and Canada. It Is read by 50,000 per-
sons working in this large field. It is invalu-
able to publishers of music and musical liter-
atiu-e, and dealers and makers of all kinds of
musical instruments and uniforms and equip-
ments, as an advertising medium.
NEW ROCHELiLE PIONEER.
New Rochelle, Westchester Co., N. Y.
ESTABLISHED 1859.
STEADMAN & SWEET. - - Proprietors.
JOHN C. STEADMAN, Editor.
The Pioneer is published every Saturday in
the year. Five cents per copy, of newsboys
and dealers generally ; $2.00 per year, $1.00 for
six months ; free of postage. No paper pub-
lished in the county has a finer constituency.
Advertising rates, which are reasonable, may
be had on application.
W^EBSTER COUNTY RECORD.
Marslifield,
Missouri.
M. M. MILLER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year, in Advance.
THE ONLY LIVE NEWSPAPER IN WEB-
STER COUNTY.
A first-clafs advertising medium. Rates
made known on application. Job Printing
executed with neatness and dispatch.
PRESS.
Liincolnton,
North Carolina.
TIPTON & ERWIN,
Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR.
A lively four-page paper established 1883,
with a good circulation in a rich farming
country. A good advertising medium.
THE DENNISON PARAGRAPH.
[Established December 18, 1879.]
Published every Saturday, at
Dennison,
Ohio.
The " Altoona" of the Pan-handle Railway,
93 miles west of Pittsbui-gh; location of the
Machine Shops and Division Offices of the
road. The only paper published in Denni-
son. Independent, spicy, enterprising. Being
well established and prosperous, it is one of
the best advertising mediums in Eastern Ohio.
Advertising rates reasonable. Apply to W. A.
PITTENGER, Editor and Manager, or Geo. P.
RowELL & Co , Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
THE BRADFORD INDEPENDENT.
Bradford,
Illinois.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
G. B. HAMILTON, Editor and Publisher.
TERMS, ONE YEAR, $1.50.
The Independent is a new paper, the rapid
development of the district in which it circu-
lates, renders it an important medium for
advertisers.
THIRTY-SIX YEARS !
THE CALAVERAS CHRONICLE.
IS THE OLDEST WEEKLY JOURNAL ON
THE PACIFIC COAST.
Subscribe For It. $3.00 a Year.
BURCE & DAY, Publishers.
Mokelumne Hill,
California.
The Chronicle is the Advertising Medium
in the Interior of the State, having a large
Circulation throughout one of the best Mining
Sections in the World.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1119
Journal.
ZVANS, - - - - - COLORADO.
TODD & ELLIOTT, ... - - Editors and Publishers.
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT PAPER.
Established in 1871.
It has a circulation of 800 and increasing, in a great stock-raising and agricultural dis-
trict, among an intelligent class of readers, from wliom advertising renders ample returns
for money invested.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
SEND FOR RATES, WHICH ARE MODERATE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Ledg;er.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
liUCAS, - - - - LUCAS CO., lOTVA.
ESTABLISHED APRIL 13. 1882.
MRS. A. C. RICHARDS, Proprietor. FRANK RICHARDS, Editor.
The Ledger is published at one of the most important coal centres of Iowa, and has a
large and increasing circulation. One of the best Advertising Mediums iu Southern Iowa.
It contains the local, general and mining news ; is independent and fearless in politics,
and is a first-class paper in all respects.
Subscription price, $1.25 per year ; TO cents per six months.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Elk River Progress.
CLAY, - - -^^ - WEST VIRGINIA.
E. R. ANDREWS, - - - Editor and Publisher.
AN ENTERPRISING, PROGRESSIVE WEEKLY PAPER, WITH AN EXTENSIVE
CIRCULATION, AND STILL INCREASING THROUGH FIVE COUNTIES,
AND AMONG THE BETTER CLASS OF PEOPLE.
IT IS PUBLISHED IN A GREAT LUMBER CENTRE, AND COAL AND IRON
INTERESTS ARE DEVELOPING THERE.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVjERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Story Teller.
MENTONE, - - 2Z] " " INDIANA.
IT IS AN ATTRACTIVE 3IONTHLY MAGAZINE, MADE UP OF COMIC ANEC-
DOTES, LAUGHABLE STORIES AND SPARKLING WIT.
Something Funny.—" THE STORY TELLER " would " make a dog laugh " if he could read it.
If you are a debater, or public speaker, you can find in it crisp and pointed illustrations
with which to amuse and instruct your liearers.
Have the Story Teller in yom- pocket, and you are always prepared to dispel gloom
from the social circle, and make yourself a welcome visitor. Send 25 cents for a year's
subscription, or 6 cents for a sample copy.
Advertising accepted at reasonable rates. Book Reviews and Literary Notes a specialty.
Address, The Story Teller, Mentone, Ind.
0. M. SMITH, Publisher, - - - Box 1000, Mentone, Ind.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1120
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ARKANSAS FARMER AND
Is a five-column, eight-page paper, issued senii-iuonthly
each month, at
L.ITTL.E ROCK,
MECHANIC.
on the first and fifteenth of
PULASKI
ARK^
CO.,
The only paper of its kind in the Southwest. Devoted especially to the development of
Husbandry and Mechanism. Persons desu'ing information concerning Agriculture, Horticult-
ure, Manufacturing, Stock-growing, Mining, or any of the varied resources of Arkansas, will
find much of what they want in its columns. As an advertising medium in the State it is
unsm-passed. Subscription, $1.50 a year. H. D. LAYMAN, Editor and Publisher.
THE WALKERVIIiLE NEWS.
WAL.KERVIL.L.E, - - - . MONTANA.
SEMI-WEEKLY. TUESDAY AKD FRIDAY.
WM. E. DAVIDSOX, Publisher and Proprietor.
CIRCULATION 600.
Advertising Rates : 1 column, 1 month, $20 ; ^ column, 1 month, $12.50 ; } column, 1 months
$7.50 ; ^ column, 1 month, $4. Has a large and increasing cii'culatlon in Walkerville, Centre-
vlUe, Meaderville and the great camp of Butte. A first-class advertising medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
~ THE KEOTA EAGLE.
KEOTA, ..---. IOWA.
S. S. SHERMAN, Editor and Publisher.
GENERAL CIRCULATION IN KEOKUK AND WASHINGTON COUNTIES.
Established in 1875. A wide-awake local paper (eight-column folio). Republican in poli-
tics. $1.50 per year. Square dealing with advertisers. Rates reasonable for responsible
parties. No truck with dead beats. Circulation over 50*J.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PAL.ATKA,
THE
THE SOUTHERN SUN.
Every Afternoon and Weekly.
FLORIDA CULTIVATOR.
FLORIDA.
Fortj'-eight Page Monthly.
Next to Jacksonville, Palatka is the most progressive city in the State. Situated at the
head of ocean navigation, terminal point of the New York and Charleston Line steamers ;
fine hotels, banks, etc. Send for specimen copies and advertising rates. T. J. APPLEYARD,
Box M., Palatka, Fla. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PAOLI,
THE NEWS.
INDIANA.
CLAUDE N. DOUGLAS, Editor and Proprietor.
The News is a bright, sparkling and newsj- Democratic joiu-nal, now in its fifteenth year.
It is the oldest paper in Orange County and as an advertising medium it cannot be excelled.
Special rates are offered large advertisers, and a discount of ten per cent, is made when
electrotypes are furnished. For rates and other information address, "THE NEWS," Paoli,
Indiana. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE W^EEKIiY MESSENGER.
ASBURY, - _ . . WARREN CO., N. J.
TILLMAN S. RUSH, Editor and Publisher.
Is the only Temperance paper published in Warren County. It is devoted to the princi-
ples and interests of the Prohibition cause. Issued every Tliursday, at $1.00 a year, in
advance. Sample copies sent free on application. Advertising rates one inch, one month, 50
cents. Special estimates given for large ads. It w^ill pay business men to advertise in this
paper, as it circulates among the thinking class of people.
To Manufacturers— The town of Asbury offers special inducements to any industrial estab-
lishments to locate in the town. For particulars address, T. S. RUSH, "Weekly Messenger."
PLANET.
RICHMOND,
VIRGINIA.
JOHN MITCHELL, Jr., Editor and Manager.
This sheet is entirely original and a first-class advertising medium, as it has a large circu-
lation among the miners and working classes of Vii-ginia.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
ONTARIO.
THE PORT ARTHUR HERALD.
PORT ARTHUR, - - - -
JAMES DICKINSON, Publisher and Proprietor.
Published in this rising town, in the centre of the silver mining region. The Herald seeks
to give authentic and careful reports of all mining matters as well as to keep abreast of the
times In all the requirements of a newspaper.
DAILY, $6.00 ; WEEKLY, $2.00 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1121
National Steamship and Railway
Gazette,
RAILWAY SUPPLIES AND MANUFACTURERS' RECORD.
CHICAGO, NEW YORK, AND LONDON, ENGLAND.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF RAILROADS AND STEAMSHIPS OF THE WORLD.
COL. P. DONAN, Corresponding Editor. E. S. S. KEMP, Proprietor.
164 & 166 WASHINGTON ST., - - CHICAGO, ILL.
Subscription Payable in Advance, per Annum, $1.00.
ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED AT REASONABLE RATES.
Best advertising medium for all those desiring to place before Capitalists, Corporations and
Companies, Railroad and Steamship Supplies, Patents and New Appliances.
Reaching all the Important cities of the world. To be found on file in all the prominent
Banking Houses, Banks, Hotels, Public Libraries, Railroad Offices, Steamship
Offices, etc., of the United States, Canada and Europe.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SEVENTH YEAR.
The Hotel Gazette and New
England Advertiser.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE HOTEL EXCHANGE BUREAU,
15 SCHOOL ST., - - - BOSTON, MASS.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW AND MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Each issue contains, besides the Hotel news, the news of the week, stories, sketches, and
much valuable information not found in any other weekly published in Boston.
SUBSCRIPTION: $2.00 PER YEAR; WITH CARD, $5.00 PER YEAR.
HOTEIi EXCHANGE BUREAU, 15 SCHOOL ST.
HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL THOSE SEEKING INFORMATION RESPECTING ALL
BEST HOTEL OPPORTUNITIES.
Records are kept of all Hotels in the market for sale and to let ; partners wanted, etc.
Also a registry containing the names and addresses of competent managers, stewards,
clerks, cooks, and others wishing employment in other departments of the hotel business.
Hotel men wishing to dispose of their property, or competent help wishing to secure posi-
tions, should call or write, and make their wants known.
THE HOTEL GAZETTE CO., 15 School St., Boston, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowelx. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1122
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
DAIIiY AND AVEEKLY TIMES.
Circulation: Daily, 1,000; Weekly, 2,500.
Pekin, - - Illinois.
TIMES PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
The Pekin Times is one of the most popular
dailies in the State outside of Chicago.
The Weekly Times, with its unusually large
circulation, is becoming more than ever the
favorite in this section of advertisers everj^-
Tvhere.
PIKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Established 1870.
Petersburff,
Indiaua.
J. L. 3IOUNT, Editor and Publisher.
A vigorous, energetic Democratic paper,
with an increasing Circulation in a gi'eat
Stock-raising, Mining and Manufacturing
centre. A profitable Advertising Medium.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
THE EAST BOSTON FREE PRESS.
East Boston,
Massachusetts.
H. H. SYLVESTER, Editor.
FREE PRESS NEWSPAPER "CO., Publishers.
The only home printed paper in East Boston.
Has the largest circulation among 40,000
people. Is owned by the leading Business
and Professional men. The best printed
local paper in Massachusetts. Has the patron-
age of the best class of citizens. Is every
way desirable as an advertising medium.
L.OCAL. REVIEW.
Established 1882.
Ripley,
New York.
COBB BROS., Editors and Publishers.
A live Weekly paper with an increasing
circulation. Published in the centre of an
Agricultural and Stock-raising district.
A Good Advertising Medium.
NEGRO WORLD.
St. Liouis,
Missouri.
J. W. WILSON, Editor and Publisher.
A Weekly Eight Page Paper. Non-Partisan.
Established 1875.
Had a guaranteed circulation, January 1st,
1887, of 3,560 and increasing. The Official
Organ of the Colored People. A good advertis-
ing medium. Subscription, $2.00.
PHIIiADELiPHIA TAGEBLATT.
613 Callowhill St., Philadelphia, Pa.
GERMAN DAILY MORNING PAPER.
PHILADELPHIA SONNTAGSBLATT.
German Sunday Paper.
Office, 613 Callowhill Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
THE FARMER.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Established in 1881.
Published every Wednesday, at
Malone, - Franklin Co., N. Y^
Size 30x43, Eight Pages, Columns \9% inches
long and 13 ems pica wide.
The Farmer Is the only paper in Franklin
County mentioned in Rowell's list of best
papers. Rates reasonable, retm-ns sure. For
terms address A. E. CLARK, Publisher.
SHARON PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Publishers of
THE CERES COURANT.
Ceres,
Pennsylvania.
THE SHARON LEADER.
Shingle House, - Pennsylvania.
Positively tlie best advertising medium in
Northwestern Pennsylvania. Circulation
guaranteed. A-ddress SHARON PUBLISH-
ING COMPANY, Ceres, New York.
REPUBIilCAN.
Salem,
Ohio.
J. K. RUKENBROD, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR.
ESTABLISHED 1847,
And is the oldest and largest paper in the
county, and the
BUSINESS MEN'S ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE MANSFIELD EXPRESS.
Mansfield, - - Piatt Co., 111.
J. W. HILLIGOSS, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, $1.00 within the countj^ $1.25 outside
of county.
Circulation, 450 and increasing.
INDEPENDENT.
The most interesting home journal pub-
lished In the county.
Five-column Quarto. Eight Pages.
THE CARBON GLOBE.
Published every Friday, at
Carbon, - - ludiana.^
By CALVIN GOSS, Editor and Publisher.
Tlie Globe is an excellent advertising me-
dium, as It Is published in the centre of In-
diana's richest coal fields, and also in a good
farming community. Write to us for terms.
Subscription Price, $1.00.
PHENOMENAL SUCCESS ! ! !
CHEMUNG REVIEW.
EIniira, - - New York.
CHEMUNG PUBLISHING Co., Publishers.
The Chemung Review, a large, illustrated.
Monthly Magazine, filled with interesting
stories, sketches from real life, and scien-
tific articles by the ablest writers. A large
circulation in every State in the Union. Ad-
vertisers who patronize its columns are reap-
ing a Golden Harvest. Advertisements In-
serted at the low rate of 5 cents per line.
Sample Copy Free.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1123
The Lincoln Daily Journal.
WEEKLiY :
The Logan County Tribune
lilNCOIiN, - - - - ILLINOIS,
BY JOHN EDMUNDS.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
Daily Joiirual, $5.00 per Year; Weekly Tribiiue, $1.00 per Year.
Lincoln is situated on the main line of the Chicago & Alton Railroad, at the junction of
the Wabash and P. D. & E. It is 155 miles from Chicago, 126 from St. Louis, and 30
from the State capital. It is a regular organized city, working under a
special charter ; has a population of nearlj^ 8,000, and is called
the "Forest City" of Central Illinois. Logan
County, of which it is the county seat,
has a population of 30,000.
THE lilNCOIiN DAILY JOURNAL.
IS THE ONLY DAILY PAPER PUBLISHED WITHIN A RADIUS OF 30 MILES, AND
IN ITS COLUMNS AT ANY TIME MAY BE FOUND THE
NAMES OF THE LEADING BUSINESS MEN.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
ARE UI^IFORM, AND CAN BE HAD UPON APPLICATION AT THE OFFICE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1124 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE YORK DISPATCH.
Established 1876. Terms, $3.00 a year. Mailed out of the county $3.50 a year, iu advance.
The Dispatch holds a full membership in the UNITED PRESS, having pui-chased the exclu-
sive franchise in York to a full daily report of the world, and has its ovs^n wire and operator
in the editorial office. The Dispatch is the largest cii'culated and most read paper in York
and vicinity. Circulation 3,144.
WEEKLY DISPATCH AND TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Established 1864 by its present publisher. The only vreekly Republican paper in York.
The largest, best and cheapest county family paper. Terms, $1.00 a year. Circulation 2,000.
HIRAM YOUNG-, Publisher, York, Penn.
INTERNATIONAL GAZETTE.
BUFlAIiO, .---:- NEW YORK.
A. E. TOVEY & CO., Publishers.
Independent weekly, circulating in Buffalo, throughout Western New York and along
the Canadian Frontier.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR. FORTY-EIGHT COLUMNS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
" MENTONE GAZETTE " Established 1885. " WARSAW HERALD " Established 1881.
G A Z!E TiT E- H E R A L D
MENTONE, - - - ;- - UNDIANA.
C. M.ISMITH, Publisher.
A tri-county paper, circulates largely in Kosciusko, Fulton and Marshall Counties, among
a'wealthy and intelligent class of readers. Teachers' department and Book Reviews a speci-
alty. A flrst-class advertising medium. Write for rates. Fine Job Printing.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
JOURNAL..
OXFORD, - - - - - - IOWA.
E. R. DOTY, Editor and Publisher.
A well established paper, full of news and choice reading matter. It is bright and enter-
taining. Is published in a thriving trade centre and is a good advertising medium. Visits
you every Thursday. Subscription, $1.25 a year. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE PORT BYRON GLOBE.
Published every Friday, at
PORT BYRON, - - - ROCK ISLAND CO., ILL..
DEWITT OWEN, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
A bright, attractive paper and good advertising medium. Orders solicited.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
L'lN DEPEND ANT.
Published every Friday, at
FALL RIVER, .... MASSACHUSETTS.
Organ of the French Canadian population, which numbers 200,000 in New England alone,
and is rapidly increasing in number and purchasing power. You must advertise in a good
French paper like this to reach them. We have extended cu'culation in the French Canadian
centres, such as Fall River, Lowell and Lawrence, Mass., Woonsocket, R. I., Wililmantic,
Baltic and Danielsonville, Conn. Send for specimen copy and judge for yourself of size,
style, paper and appearance. L'INDEPENDANT, Box 327, Fall River, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MINNEAPOLIS COMMERCIAL BULLETIN.
MINNEAPOLIS, ... - MINNESOTA.
ESTABLISHED 1881.
The only paper that reaches the trade of Minnesota, Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Ore-
gon, Wisconsin and Northern Iowa. Offtciallv endorsed by the Roard of Trade and Jobbers'
Association of Minneapolis. Terms, $2.00 per year. Advertising rates furnished upon appli-
cation. Address, BULLETIN PUBLISHING COMPANY, MiuneapoUs, Minn.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York,
THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED NEWSPAPER IN FOREST COUNTY IS
FOREST LEAVES.
CRANDON, - - - - , . - WISCONSIN.
M. A. FAY, Editor and Publisher.
A newspaper dedicated to the speedy development of the northern portion of Wisconsin
in general and Forest County in particular. Crisp, neat, clean and newsy. Has a good circu-
lation and an excellent advertising medium. Write for terms and particulars to the publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1125
Progress
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
—BY THE—
PROGRESS PUBLISHING C0 3IPANY,
278 AVEST 125TH STREET, - NEW YORK CITY.
A NEWSPAPER DEVOTED TO UPTOWN INTERESTS.
Sol<l by All Uptow^u Newsdealers. Subscription, $2.00 per Auuiiin,
Mailed Free.
TRUE AND FAITHFUL REPORTS OF MATTERS OF INTEREST WILL APPEAR
IN ITS COLUMNS. ALL OBJECTIONABLE MATTER
WILL BE EXCLUDED.
THIS PAPER IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE GREAT AND FAVORITE FAMILY
NEWSPAPER OF THE UPTOWN DISTRICTS.
THIS PAPER CAN BE FOUND ON FILE AT THE LEADING HOTELS OF
THIS CITY.
AS A MEDIUM FOR WANTS, AND AS A PAPER FOR REFERENCE, IT WILL
BE FOUND INVALUABLE AND NECESSARY TO EVERY
HOUSEHOLD.
THIS PAPER WILL BE CONDUCTED ON A BASIS OF SOUND BUSINESS, HON-
ESTY AND GOOD WILL, AND UNDER NO CIRCU3ISTANCES WILL
LIBELOUS OR INTEMPERATE ARTICLES BE ALLOWED
HEREIN.
" With charity for all, ^vith malice toward none."
Advertisers can do us some good, but they can do themselves more good by selecting this
journal to advertise their goods.
W. J. T. HUNSDON, Editor.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
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THE AISNISTON WATCHMAN.
Anuiston, - - Alabama.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
MILTON A. SMITH, Editor aud Proprietor.
Daily, 15 cents per week, delivered iu city.
Weekiy, $1.00 per auuum, strictly iu advance.
This section is rapidly coming into notice as
possessing more moneyed recources than any
other part of the South. Its inexhaustible
coal and iron interests, its fertile soil and
salubrious climate, render it delightfully
pleasant in more than one point of view.
Subscribe for The Watchman aud learn of
the resources of the New South.
THE ELWOOD FREE PRESS.
Elwood,
Indiaua.
JESSE MELLETT, Editor and Proprietor.
A live local paper published in the liveliest
town in Eastern Indiana. Population over
1,500. Circulation over 800 aud rapidly in-
creasing. The Free Press is devoted to tlie
interest of Elwood and vicinity. It will
alwavsbe found working for Elwood ; talking
for Elwood ; and, if need be, lieiug like blazes
for Elwood. The Free Press has a larger cir-
culation among farmers than any other paper
published in Madison County.
OWEN COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Established 1887.
Owentou, - - Reutiicky.
RILEY & FORD, Attorneys at Law,
Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR.
An active Democratic weekly paper under
new management, with an increasing cir-
culation in a business town and surrounding
country.
A Good Advertising Medium.
THE GLOBE.
Yaukton,
Dakota.
L. E. CAVALIER, Editor and Publisher.
The Globe has a large circulation in Southern
Dakota, and is a valuable adver-
tising medium.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1,00 A YEAR.
THE JANESVIIiLE SIGNAL..
Janesville,
Wisconsin.
Published every Saturday.
GARRETT VEEDER, Editor and Proprietor.
"The Janesville Signal," a six-column
eight-page quarto newspaper, weekly; printed
and published by Garrett Veeder, at Janes-
ville, Rock County, Wisconsin, contain-
ing latest local news and reading matter
suitable for the family circle. It is devoted
especially to family reading.
Fine Commercial Printing a Specialty.
HERALD.
Spring Valley,
Illinois.
JNO. M. HAYS, Editor and Publisher.
A Lively Eight Page Five-Column Paper.
DEMOCRATIC IX POLITICS.
CAIRO DAILY ARGUS.
Cairo, - - Illinois.
H. F. POTTER, Publisher.
Issued eveiy Weekday Evening. In the
ninth year of its publication. Has a general
circulation throughout the city and neighbor-
ing towns,
ARGUS-JOURNAL.
Issued every Saturday, at Cairo and Mound
City, III., the county seats of Alexander and
Pulaski Counties. In the twenty-second year
of its publication. Has a general circulation
throughout the counties it represents and
circulates largely in the country adjacent.
JACKSON COUNTY JOURNAL.
Black River Falls,
Wisconsin.
JOURNAL PRINTING .COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
A bright, active paper, with a circulation of
800 and increasing, in the centre of a great
lumber and farming district.
Devoted to the interests of Labor, with
a circulation of l,O0O and increasing. A great
advertising medium.
Bates made known on Application.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
PIEDMONT ADVANCE.
Culpeper,
Virginia.
JOHN STRODE BARBOUR,
Editor aud Publisher.
A bright, lively paper, published in an agri-
cultural district and centre of trade, with a
guaranteed circulation of 550 among an in-
telligent class of readers.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
MONITOR.
Decatur,
Texas.
LOWE SHEARON, Editor aud Publisher.
A Ave column folio. Published weekly.
Democratic In politics, with a circulation
of 1,000 and increasing.
A first-class Advertising Medium.
MEADVILLE FREIE PRESSE.
Meadville, - - Pennsylvania.
Official Paper of Crawford County.
GERMAN WEEKLY,
Day of Publication Saturday.
Circulation, 1,475. $1 .50 a Year, in Advance.
FRANZ MILLETAT, Editor and Proprietor.
The only German paper in Crawford County
and the whole Oil Region.
THE CANTON PRESS.
Missouri.
Canton,
ESTABLISHED 1862.
BARRETT BROS., Publishers.
A live Democratic family paper, with an ex-
tensive circulation throughout Lewis County.
It offers superior advantages to advertisers
and is one of the best mediums in this sec-
tion of the State.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. IISI
Chicago Telegram.
CHICAGO, - . - - ILLINOIS.
CIRCULATION INCREASING AT THE RATE OF 3,000 WEEKLY.
THE ONLY DAILY REPRESENTATIVE OP ORGANIZED LABOR IN THE WEST.
THE BEST MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING IN THE WEST.
THE BRIGHTEST AND MOST NEWSY EVENING NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED
STATES, HAVING FOUR EDITIONS DAILY. ITS LOW PRICE OF ONLY
ONE CENT HAS GIVEN IT A LARGE AND INCREASING
CIRCULATION IN CHICAGO AND THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
THE CHICAGO SUNDAY TELEGRAM.
TWO CENTS PER COPY. THE ONLY SUNDAY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN
CHICAGO AT LESS THAN FIVE CENTS.
THE "KNIGHTS OF LABOR'
IS THE GREATEST REPRESENTATIVE OF ORGANIZED LABOR IN THE WORLD.
A SIXTEEN-PAGE WEEKLY.
CIRCULATES IN EVERY STATE, AND IN ENGLAND, FRANCE, GERMANY AND
BELGIUM.
THE SMALL COST— BEING ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM-MAKES IT
THE FAVORITE WITH WORKINGMEN EVERYWHERE.
Circulatiou Over 30,000.
Address all communlcatLons for estimates on advertising to
«. E. DETWILER, Treasurer and Manager,
173 WASHINGTON STREET, CHICAGO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FARMER «fc STOCKMAN.
Established 1877.
Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
MINNESOTA FARMER PRINTING CO.,
Publishers.
H. E. NEWTON, Editor.
A large sixteen-page weekly paper, pub-
lished simultaneously at St. Paul and Minnea-
polis, with a circulation exceeding 12,000
copies, and increasing among everyone en-
gaged in agricultural pursuits or trade. The
best medium to reach the people in Minnesota.
DER HEROL.D.
Lie Mars,
Iowa.
MATH WURTH, Editor and Publisher.
A reliable, energetic German weekly paper
with an extensive circulation in one of the
principal grain, stock and lumber markets of
Iowa.
A flrst-class advertising medium.
PACIFIC PHAROS.
Published Every
SECOND AND FOURTH WEDNESDAY
of the College Year, by
THE PHAROS PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Box 741, San Jose,
California.
Best advertising medium by which to reach
the Student Class of the Pacific Slope.
THE MESSENGER.
OTyensville,
Indiana.
Rev. W. P. HALE, Editor. J. P. COX, Pub.
A seven-column folio, published weekly.
Official and only Church paper of the General
Baptists of the West. It being the only paper
published in the town of Owensville, one page
is devoted to local interests. Only paper by
*vhlch to reach a certain class of people.
Advertising rates veiT low and made
know^n on application.
THE BOSQUE CITIZEN.
Successor to "The Blade."
Meridian,
Texas,
CAREY W. STYLES, Editor and Prop'r.
It is a ftve-column quarto ; circulation 1,200 ;
over 1,01 KJ in the county. Largely distributed
in eight railroad towns and eight rural vil-
lages. Democratic. Meridian has a popula-
tion of 1,(X)0. The town is on a boom having
just finished a .$60,(X)0 Court House. A good
advertising medium.
THE SEWARD DEMOCRAT.
Se^vard,
Nebraska.
H. E. MACLELLAN Editor and Proprietor.
From 12 to 16 Page Quarto.
ALL HOME PRINT.
The only Democratic Paper in Seward County.
It Pays to Advertise In the Seward Democrat.
TRIBUNE.
Liiberty,
Missouri.
JOHN DOUGHERTY, Editor and Publisher.
A livelj% vigorous Independent Democratic
weekly paper. Established 1846. The oldest
paper in the county, circulating extensively
through one of the finest agricultural and
largest stock-raising districts of the West.
It is published at the county seat, which has
a population of 2,.500, and one of the finest
Court Houses in the State.
THE MONROE NEWS.
East Stroudsburg, 3Ionroe Co., Pa.
Published every Thursday.
H. P. WOODWARD, Publisher and Proprietor.
Terms, $IM per Year, in Advance.
The News is one of the best local and gen-
eral newspapers published in this section of
the State. It has an extended circulation in
Monroe and adjoining counties, and is one of
the best advertising mediums.
Rates furnished upon application.
GAZETTE.
RichiTood,
Ohio.
ROBT. SMITH, Editor and Publisher.
AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY PAPER.
Established 1872.
Has a circulation exceeding 1,000 copies, and
increasing. In an agricultural centre. Only
Local Paper, and a reliable advertising Me-
dium. Subscription, $1.50.
REPUBL.ICAN.
Ashniore,
Illinois.
OSCAR J. RICKETTS, Editor and Publisher.
A lively, progressive, seven-column folio
staunch republican weekly; a paper for
the people, with convictions and the courage
to express them. It contains all the news,
and everybody reads it. An invaluable ad-
vertising medium. Subscription, $1.25 a year.
Send for rates.
DISPATCH
Brainerd,
!>Iinnesota.
INGERSOLL & WIELAND,
Editors and Publishers.
A large, progi-essive Republican paper. Es-
tablished 1881. With a circulation exceeding
1,000 and increasing both in Brainerd, which
has a population of 8,743, and surrounding
country. A good advertising medium.
HERALD
Cambridge,
Iowa.
CHAS. D. PARKS, Editor and Publisher.
A lively, progressive weekly paper.
Established in 1885 with an extensive circu-
lation throughout an agricultural district.
A good advertising medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1129
RANDOLPH ENTERPRISE.
BEVERLY, ------ WEST VIRGINIA.
J. L. BOSWORTH, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
The Enterprise, as an advertising medium, is unexcelled bj' any country weekly in the
State. Has a large circulation, is neatly printed and typographically clean, but its supe-
rior value as an advertising medium consists in the fact that its columns are perused by a
class that no other journal reaches. The only paper in the largest county in West Virginia.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SANNING OCH FRID.
(Truth and Peace.)
*jy STATE STREET, - - . - NEW YORK.
O. A. SJ0STR03I, Editor and Publisher.
An Illustrated Semi-Monthly Magazine, devoted to Christianity and Morals, printed in
the Swedish language and reaching the highest and best class of Swedish families residing
in this country. Circulation, 2,00 1. Price per year, $1.50. Size, 8x11 inches. Rates of adver-
tising: Whole page, one year, $20i).O0; one-half page, $120.00; one-quarter page, $70.00;
one-eight page, $40.00 ; one inch, $;30.U0 ; one inch, one insertion, $1.50.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REPUBLICAN.
COVINGTON, ----- KENTUCKY.
BRAIN & BITZINGER, Editors and Publishers.
A model paper, published in one of the largest manufacturing and commercial cities of
the West, and the only Republican paper in the entire Sixth Congi-essional District, thereby
making it an invaluable advertising medium.
A FIRST-CLASS JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT CONNECTED WITH OUR OFFICE.
Geo. P. Rowell Sc Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York City.
THE PHILANTHROPIC INDEX AND REVIETV.
KAL.A3IAZO0, - - . . . 3IICHIGAN.
A MONTHLY PAPER,
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST AND DEVOTED TO THE EDUCATION AND
TRAINING OF FEEBLE-MINDED CHILDREN, BY
DR. C. T. WILBUR.
IT HAS A WIDELY-EXTENDED CIRCULATION, AND IS A VALUABLE
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CALAVERAS PROSPECT.
SAN ANDREAS, . . - . CALIFORNIA.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
GETCHELL & SALCIDO, Publishers.
The Calaveras Prospect is published in a section of California which has varied
resources and great capacities, and not dependent on only one branch of industry. The
county, of which San Andreas is the business centre, is enterprising, thrifty and prosperous,
and its people are those whose trade and patronage are worth having. The Calaveras
Prospect is the best means of reaching them. Rates for advertising in its columns will be
furnished on request.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 18S:^.
COOK COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
LEMONT, ------ ILLINOIS.
JOHN CURREN, Editor and Publisher.
In connection with above the
WILL COUNTY DEMOCRAT
Is Published at
LOCKPORT, ----- ILLINOIS.
Both papers combined cover considerable territory, circulating extensively in Cook, Will
and Dupage Counties. The papers are 26x4(i quartos, and the subscription price is $1.0D per
annum. We offer advertisers a splendid advertising medium, and will give extremely low
rates for both papers. Write for sample copies and rates.
1130
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THE CEDAR RAPIDS TIMES.
Published weekly, by
AYRES & McClelland.
Cedai' Rapifls,
Io>va.
It has a larger circulation among the sub-
stantial citizens of the county and adjoining
counties than any weekly newspaper in the
State. It aftords a medium of communica-
tion between advertisers and the Intelligent
public not equaled by any newspaper in the
locality.
Terms, $1.50 per year.
THE WEEKLY CALL..
NEW ORLEANS BEE.
Daily and Weekly.
DUFOUR & DONNET, Proprietors.
Mowaeaua,
Illinois.
C. M. HITER, Publisher.
An Unrivaled Advertising Medium and the
Best Local Newspaper in the State.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
Correspondence Solicited.
SUBSCRIPTION, ONLY $1.03 A YEAR.
THE TRUE REPUBLICAN.
Published at
THE COUNTY SEAT OF JERAULD
COUNTY, DAKOTA.
Wessington Springs, - Dakota.
B. B BLOSSER, Publisher.
L'ABEILLE DE LA NOUVELLE
ORLEANS.
Published in French. Is the oldest paper
in the Southwest. Circulates extensively in
the French and Creole Parishes of Louisiana.
Is received in France, Mexico and the West
Indies. A very valuable medium for adver-
tising.
Office. 73 Cliartres St., New Orlean8>
THE NEW CARLISLE GAZETTE^
New Carlisle, - Indiana.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
The Gazette is the largest weekly paper iu
Northern Indiana
AT $1.00 PER YEAR,
And circulates almost exclusively among the
farmers. Size of sheet 24x40.
Circulation,. - - 1,000.
PUBLISHED FRIDAYS.
THE TRIBUNE.
Evansville, - Wisconsin^
Published by
THE R. M. ANTES PRINTING AND PUB-
LISHING COMPANY.
The Republican is a seven-column quarto
and the Official Organ of the County. Re-
publican in politics. Valuable advertising
medium for country thirty miles square.
THE NEWTON DISPATCH,
Newton,
Mississippi.
J. J. ARMISTEAD, Editor.
ONLY PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
A First-class Advertising Medium.
THE UNITED STATES MONTHLY.
Fitciibiirg,
Massachusetts.
H. C. BARTLETT, Publisher.
Devoted to Home Interests, the Cause of
Temperance and the Prohibition
of the Liquor Traffic.
TERMS, FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
Advertising rates low, with special induce-
ments to those who will contract for space by
the quarter or year. Estimates furnished on
application.
NEW ERA.
H. B. BLACKMUN & CHAS. F. PULLEN,
Editorp»
The cleanest and most ably edited paper in
its district. Si^ecial attention given to the
setting of advertisements that they may be
attractive. For county and local news The
Tribune has no equaL
CALL.
Stanton, - - Iowa»
W. R. ROBERTS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.25 A YEAR.
A bright. 11-vely weekly paper, established
18S2, with a good and increasing circulation
in a great live-stock raising and agricultural'
district. A good advertising medium.
JOURNAL.
Established 1881.
Lebanon,
Illinois.
ALL HOME PRINT.
Valley Falls,
Kansas.
W. L. JONES, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
An energetic, lively eight-page weekly
paper, published in the centre of active
trade and seat of learning, with a circulation
exceeding 5i»0 and increasing.
A flrst-class Advertising Medium.
THE PILOT.
The "Black Hills" Paper.
Herniosa,
Dakota.
In Its 22nd volume, and circulates in three
of the best counties in the State, viz.: Jeffer-
son, Jackson and Atchison. Acknowledged
to be the BEST paper in the county. Large
and rapidly increasing circulation.
Address all communications to
R. E. VAN METER,
Editor and Proprietor.
J. A. STANLEY, Editor and Publisher.
Published everv Friday, in the liveliest
voung city in the West, which is situated in
the best stock-raising and agricultural section
West of the Mississippi. An excellent adver-
tising medium.
Send for Sample Copy and Rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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[Established A. D. isn.]
THE ORIGINAL HOTEL PAPER OF THE UNITED STATES.
THE
Daily National Hotel Reporter.
CHICAGO,
ILLINOIS.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE HOTEL MEN'S MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION OF THE UNITED STATES.
ON FILE DAILY IN 1,200 HOTELS, AND RECOGNIZED BY HOTEL MEN"
EVERYWHERE AS THE LEADING PAPER OF ITS CLASS.
As an advertising medium for hotels it positively has no equal, for the reason that its
colmnns are more largely read by travelers and hotel patrons than those of
any other paper published. It is not, like weekly hotel papers, read
by hotel men only and then thrown aside, but being of
Interest and value to the merchant, salesman,
traveler and general reader, is daily
sought by them for informa-
tion concerning hotels
in all parts of the
country.
OPINIONS OF HOTEL. MEN.
I could not keep hotel without the " Na
tlonal Hotel Reporter."
W. B. Caswell,
Proprietor St. Nicholas Hotel, Joliet, III.
The " Reporter" is the best hotel paper in
America, We could not do without it.
C. B Draper,
Manager Draper Hall, Oconomowoc, Wis.
I patronize the "Daily National Hotel Re-
porter,' and believe it to be an excellent
advertising medium. Potter Palmer,
Proprietor Palmer House, Chicago.
It affords us much pleasure to make you a
remittance in payment of our advertisement,
as we consider it money well invested.
Mumford & Watson,
Proprietor City Hotel, New Orleans, La.
We recognize in the " National Hotel Re-
porter" a paper of inestimable value to the
hotel fraternity, and one which we could not
well do without. Rand Brothers,
Proprietors St. Cloud Hotel, New York City.
The "National Hotel Reporter" deserves
great credit for its endeavor to raise the
standard of cookery, table service, etc., in
American hotels. J. E. Kingsley & Co.,
Proprietors Continental Hotel, Ph la.
I have been a constant reader and patron
of the "'Daily National Hotel Reporter" from
its commencement. It is a first-class hotel
paper and worthy the great success it has
attained. John A, Rice,
Proprietor Tremont House, Chicago.
May the " National Hotel Reporter" con-
tinue to be our shining light in the future as
it has beeu in the past ; and may its proprie-
tors reap the full financial reward which
their enterprise has earned.
Geo. W. Wesley,
Proprietor Weddell House, Cleveland, O.
I hold the " National Hotel Reporter" in
high esteem. It has done and is doing a
good work for hotel interests. I confess to
having learned much from its columns. May
it live long and prosper. J. Q. Hamilton,
Proprietor Commercial Hotel,
Pleasanton, Kan.
I take pleasure in sending you our card for
insertion in the "National Hotel Reporter,"
and it will afford me still gi-eater pleasure to
pay for it. The " Reporter" is both brilliant
and witty, and when dealing with business
matters is solid and serious. Of all the papers
that reach our hotel none is so gladly wel-
comed or so carefully perused as the "Hotel
Reporter" from Chicago. M. L. Harnett,
Proprietor Harnett House, Savannah, 6a.
FOR SAMPLE COPIES AND ADVERTISING RATES, ADDRESS
F. W. RICE, Editor and Piiblislier,
THE DAILY NATIONAL HOTEL REPORTER, 76 & 78 FIFTH AVE., CHICAGO, ILL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1132 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
NORTHWEST REVIEW.
WINNIPEG, - _ - - MANITOBA, CAN.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR.
The only Catholic paper between Toronto in the East and the Rocky Mountains in the
West. It is a first-class advertising medium, inasmuch as it reaches numerous households
hitherto unsolicited. It reaches almost every Catholic household in its legitimate field, and
it is read and appreciated by an intelligent and prosperous people.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CHEBOYGAN NEW^S.
CHEBOYGAN, - - - - - - MICHIGAN.
Semi-Weekly.
B. H. SMYTH, Proprietor and Publisher. J. B. GARNETT, Editor.
The most widely circulated paper in Northern Michigan. The recognized spokesman
of Organized Labor in this district. Official paper of the Count}'.
Subscription price, §1 Per Year.
Advertising rates. $150 per column per year. Nothing but metal base cuts inserted.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BRITISH AMERICAN.
DENVER, -..-.-.- COLORADO.
JAMES SMEETON, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Terms of subscription, $2 a year, payable in advance.
The British American is the representative organ of the English, Scotch and Welsh
communitj' of the great West. It is a first-class weekly family paper, devoted to the interests
of the Caledonian, Albion and Cambrian Clubs, the Canadian Association, the Ancient Order
of Foresters, and St. George's M. B. Society of Colorado ; while its pages are filled with inter-
esting news and subjects of welcome import to Britishers wherever located.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CHURDAN BELL.
CHURDAN, -...---- IOWA.
JAY A. POTTER, PUBLISHER.
"INDEPENDENT IN EVERYTHING— NEUTRAL IN NOTHING."
A wide-awake little local paper published at Churdan, a brisk, growing town in the north-
western part of Greene Co., Iowa. The Bell rings loud and clear in the interests of the
people, and is ever ready to " ring down " any party, clique or clan that stands against their
or its welfare. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
THE W^EEKLY NEW^S.
PENNVII.L.E, -----.- INDIANA.
GEO M. TEETER, Publisher.
Has a large and fast-increasing circulation. New Type. New Presses. Its circulation has
reached nearly 800. Gives especial attention to local news. Has been enlarged to 24x36, and
is a seven-column folio. Good advertising medium. Only paper in town.
Terms, §1.25 Per Annum.
Issued every Thursday. Pays strict attention to ornamental job work.
Geo. p. Rowell 8c Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ALLEN COUNTY COURANT.
published weekly, at
IOL.A, .-...--. KANSAS.
J. C. GORDON, Editor and Publisher.
Terms, $1.50 Per Year. The County Seat of Allen County.
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
Best advertising medium in Count j-. Rates reasonable. Special attention paid to
Foreign Advertising.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE PINE KNOT.
SOUTHERN PINES, - - . . NORTH CAROLINA.
LIGHTED FOR GENERAL ILLUMINATION.
Of special importance to Northern people who seek a home in the South.
Edited by a Massachusetts man, who has located in North Carolina, it aims to give
absolutely correct information to those who are looking for a chance to invest money, pluck,
brains or energj- in the wonderful New South. Send for sample copy to
THE PINE KNOT, Southern Pines, N. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE JOURNAL OF INDUSTRY.
QUINCY, - - . - . IL.L.INOIS.
A WEEKLY DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF ALL LEGITIMATE LABOR.
NO PLATES OR PATENT INSIDE. ABLY EDITED.
Advertising Rates, To Cents Per Inch. Subscription, $1.25 Per Year.
CIRCULATION, 1.400.
Address JOURNAL OF INDUSTRY, QUINCY, ILLINOIS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1133
The New Yorker Volks Zeitung.
184 WILLIAM STREET, (P- O. Box 3560,)
NEW YORK.
IS THE ONLY DAILY NEWSrAPER IN THE
UNITED STATES PRINTED AND PUB-
LISHED BY WORKINGMEN IN
THE INTERESTS OF THE
WORKING CLASSES.
Ably edited, tearless and dauntless
in its attacks and exposures of venal-
ity and corruption, it stands pre- ^
eminent as the exponent of right, •;
justice and liberty. Its aims are
the noblest— the elevation and eman-
cipation of the toilers— the fair equal-
ization in the distribution of the
riches, the products and the inher-
ent value of the lauds. Its doc-
trines and principles are those of
humanity, pure and simple.
aUGtB\.NTt \^-?f-
READ
5Pet5a^t.
SageBIctt tier 91. ?). mmitiimi^. . . . $6.C0
(^onnlan^Matt htv ^. ^, ^o\U]t\im^ 1.50
-JBorfienlJlatt t)cr i«. ^= ^oimtiim^.. 1.50
THE NEW YORKER VOLKS ZEITUNG,
Especially during political campaigns. Show it to your fellow-workmen. Induce your
friends to study if. Do this and you will further your own interests thereby.
£4
The Investor."
ESTABLISHED 1884.
25 BEAVER ST.,
NEW YORK.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
•CONTAINING LATEST QUOTATIONS OF ALL RAILROAD, MINING, TELEGRAPH, TELE-
PHONE. ELECTRIC, BANK. INSURANCE AND MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
Siibsci'iptioii,
S2.00 per year.
For Sample Copies and Advertising Rates, address, R. H. DOLGE, Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1134
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GRUNDY COIJNTV REPUBLICAN,
Gi'iindy Centre,
Iowa.
CHAS. I. KEITER, Editor and Publisher.
It is the official paper of Grundy County.
A seven-column quarto. The oldest and
largest paper in the county. .
A first-class Advertising Medium.
THE HEADLIGHT.
Sheridan,
Grant Co., Ark.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
J. S. WILLIAMS, Editor and Proprietor.
The subscription list of the Headlight in-
cludes residents of several counties. It is a
reliable advertising medium.
BRIGHTON NEWS.
Brighton,
Illinois.
L. H. & E. W. CHAPIN,
Editors and Proprietors.
The News has a large circulation in Ma-
coupin County, which has a population of
over 40,0L)0. Advertisers will find it a valuable
medium to reach the best class of people in
this section. Rates low and made known on
application.
THE ADVANCE.
Published Weekly, at
Emporia,
Volnsia Co., Fla.
This is the great orange producing region
and in the most prosperous part of the State.
A good advertising medium.
CIRCULATION 750.
L. H. ELDRIDGE, Publisher.
BANNER.
Brewton, - - Alabama.
H. M. MATTHIS, Editor and Publisher.
An independent weekly paper, having a
fair circulation among an intelligent class of
readers. Advertise in it ; it will pay.
ESTABLISHED 1883.
SUBSCRIPTION $1 A YEAR.
THE TRIBUNE.
Bellaire,
Belmont Co., Ohio.
Every Evening and Semi-Weekly.
The circulation of The Tribune, both daily
and semi- weekly editions, is larger than that
of any other paper published in Bellaire, and
as an advertising medium it leads all the
papers in the coimty.
C. L. POORMAN & CO.. Publishers.
GEORGETOWN GAZETTE.
A Weekly Newspaper.
Published every Wednesday, at
Georgetown, - - Ohio..
Devoted to the Interests of Brown County.
W. H. P. DENNY, Editor and Prop'r.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
A valuable advertising medium, with a
large circulation and low rates.
THE DE SOTO CHRONICLE.
.00 A YEAR.
De Soto,
Wisconsin*
F. Z. ALEXANDER, Publisher.
The De Soto Chronicle is a Live Local
Weekly that circulates among an intelligent
class of farmers and tradesmen.
A Good Advertising Medium.
THE GRENADA GAZETTE.
Grenada,
Mississippi^
Official Journal of Grenada County.
W. H. LADD, Editor and Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1..50 PER ANNUM.
Circulation second to no newspaper in
North Mississippi. As a local paper it has no
equal in the State. ^
THE HAMILTON HERALD.
C M. BOYNTON, Editor.
SEVEN COLUMNS, ALL HOME PRINT
TWO DOLLARS PER YEAR.
Established 1876, at
Hamilton, County Seat of Hamilton
Co., Texas.
Under present management for eight years.
Published in one of the thriftiest counties in
Texas. Stock-raising and farming very suc-
cessful. Propositions for advertising space
will receive prompt attention.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY
FISHERMAN AND FARMER.
Office on King St., Edenton, N. C-
Published by
FISHERMAN & FARMER PUBLISHING CO.
Every Tuesday and Friday.
A. H. MITCHELL, Manager.
S. J. SKINNER, Editor.
Price, One Dollar, in advance.
Advertising rates moderate.
COURIER.
Harvarcl,
Nebraska*
SAM W. WISTROM, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.5() A YEAR.
An eight-page weekly paper. Republican
in Politics. Established L*- 85. With an exten-
sive circulation in a fine grain and stock-
raising country.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1135
The World.
JOHNSON CITY, - j;_ - - KANSAS.
MECHLER BROS., PROPRIETORS.
GEO. V. MECHLER, EDITOR, ALSO POSTMASTER.
CHAS. F. MECHLER, PUBLISHER.
THE ONLY PAPER IN STANTON COUNtY. LEADING PAPER OP SOUTHWEST KANSAS.
SAMPLE COPIES SENT FREE ON APPLICATION.
THE ONLY COMPLETE PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT IN THE WESTERN PART
OF THE STATE.
TERMS— $1.50 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE. AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
El Progreso.
(THE PROGRESS.)
27 ANN STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
A MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED REVIEW, IN SPANISH.
Devoted to Mechanics, Inventions, Industries, Commerce, Arts, Sciences, Politics Philoso-
phy, Religion, Medicine, Statistics, etc.
EDITED BY R. VEREA,
Inventor of the only Calculating Machine that multiplies and divides.
This paper has more circulation than all other N. Y. Spanish papers combined.
USEFUL MACHINES ILLUSTRATED FREE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Clay County Watchman.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
ASHLAND, . - - CLAY CO., ALA.
GEORGE W. STEVENS, Editor and Proprietor.
A WELL ESTABLISHED DEMOCRATIC PAPER.
THE ONLY PAPER IN CLAY COUNTY. THE ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, PER YEAR, $1.00.
The Watchman reaches nearly every family in Clay and many families outside of the
county. It is not the mouthpiece of any faction nor the advocate of any ring. It always
speaks the truth. Its vigilant eye watches the interests of Clay County.
Clay is destined soon to become one of the grandest counties in the State. New railroad*
are now being surveyed across her. Much mineral capital is now seeking investment here.
Her agricultural lands are seldom surpassed. Such is the county in which The Watchman
Is situated. If you would reach our homes trv an advertisement in The Watchman.
Geo p. Rowei.l a. Co.. Airents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Chariton Herald.
. WITH "DAIRY FARMER" COMBINED.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
CHARITON, - - - - IOWA.
J. L. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor.
ROBERT MARSHALL, Associate Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. $1.50 PER YEAR.
A first-class local paper, aevoted to the highest good of society and the diversified inter-
ests of agriculture. Conceded to be one of the cleanest papers in the State, appreciated by
all who read it. Circulation not limited by county or State lines, and, as an advertising:
medium, unsurpassed. RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1136 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE DAILY RECORD.
COLUMBIA, - - - - SOUTH CAROLINA.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY DAILY PAPER IN THE CITY.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, EXCEPT SUNDAY, BY H. N. EMLYN & CO.
RATES OF ADVERTISING VERY REASONABLE.
Gro. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE DRUID.
Published Weekly, at
«T. PAUL,, . - . - - MINNESOTA.
GEO. H. SHEIRE, Editor aud Proprietor.
Devoted to the interests of the United Ancient Order of Druids. The only English Druidi-
cal Journal published in America. Has a general circulation throughout the United States.
Advertising rates reasonable. Saniplecopy aud advertising rates sent on application. Address
all communications to the Publisher. Subscription, $1.50 per annum, in advance.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TRIBUNE.
MINNEDOSA, - - _ - . MANITOBA.
DAVID CANNON, Editor and Publisher.
The Tribune being published at the junction of Saskatchewan & Western and the Mani-
toba & Northwestern Railroads, circulates largely through the northwestern part of the
Province and is a first-class advertising medium. It is tlie official paper of the county of
Minnedosa. Advertising rates furnished on application. Subscription, $1.50 per annum.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 18S1 BY GEO. L. SHOALS.
THE ASHTON BEE.
ASHTON, - . . - SPINK CO., DAK.
SHOALS PRINTING COMPANY, Publishers and Proprietors.
GEO. L. SHOALS, Editor and Manager.
The Ashton Bee is the only paper printed all at home of the thirteen papers in Spink
•County. The Bee has by far the largest circulation of any paper in Spink County. The Bee
has the only cylinder press and complete job printing department in Spink County. Adver-
tising rates one cent a line, nonpareil. Thursdays. Two Dollars a Year.
THE HOKAH SUN.
HOKAH, - - . - HOUSTON CO., MINN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
MARK HARGREAVES, Proprietor. TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Hokah is a live town of over 1,000 population and growing rapidly. Devoted largely to
milling and manufacturing. Advertisers desiring to reach this section and enterprising class
of people will consult their interests by patronizing the columns of The Sun. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Howell & Co., Agents, lU Spruce St., New York.
LOCAL.
MILWAUKEE, ----- WISCONSIN.
WOLF & MATTHEWS, Editors _and Publishers.
The Local is the cheapest and best advertising medium in the city. Guaranteed w^eekly
circulation over 2,000 copies. The Milwaukee Local and " The Chicago Daily Mail " both of
them for $3.00. Look at our low rates. Displayed advertisements 25 cents an inch. UndLs-
played ads. 2 cents a line. Local notices 5 cents a line.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CANADIAN MILITIA GAZETTE.
Published at
OTTAWA, --.--. ONTARIO.
Has a good circulation in EACH PROVINCE OF CANADA. It is the only organ of the
force. LET BUSINESS MEN REMEMBER that an advertisement in its columns will be read
in Prince Edward Island, in Nova Scotia, in New Brunswick, in Quebec, in Ontario, in Mani-
toba, in the great Northwest and in British Columbia. Post Office address, Box 316.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LYRE.
BLUE RAPIDS, -...--- KANSAS.
F. T. COOK, Editor and Publisher.
THE LYRE IS A LIVELY WEEKLY EIGHT-COLUMN FOLIO PAPER.
CIRCULATION 1,00), AND INCREASING.
A valuable advertising medium. S^'ud for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1137
The Southland.
ROBERT BENEFIELD, Publisher.
IS ISSUED WEEKLY, AT
NE"W ORLEANS AND MAUREPAS, - LOUISIANA.
Subscription, $1.00 per Year.
Southland is a livelJ^ readable family newspaper, replete with select literature, the
latest and most authentic news.
Southland has a large circulation in New Orleans and vicinity, and its readers are of a
well-to-do and intelligent class.
TO ADVERTISERS.
As an advertising medium Southland has no equal among the weeklies of the State, and
the best value can be obtained by the use of its advertising columns.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Maurepas Gazette
ISSUED WEEKLY AT
MAUREPAS, - - - . LOUISIANA.
ROBERT BENEFIELD, Editor and Publisher.
Well edited, influential, widely circulated, well patronized. An admirable journal for
advertisers.
THE SPRINGFIELD LEDGER, Springfield, La., also an excellent weekly,
THE PONCHATOULA GAZETTE, Robert Benefleld, Editor and Proprietor, Ponchatoula,
La., published weekly. Terms, $1.00 per year. A four-page, six-column journal, not con-
trolled by any party, order, ring or clique.
THE AGE, Whitehall, La., Robert Benefleld, Editor and Publisher. A fii-st-class weekly
paper. Parties desiring to reach Whitehall and its vicinity thoroughly should advertise in
The Age's attractive columns.
These fine papers, all published by Robert Benefleld, form a combination which, as an
advertising medium, cannot be surpassed or hardlj^ e qualed.
address,
ROBERT BENEFIELD, - _ _ _ NEW ORL.EANS, L.A,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1138
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TIMES.
Nebraska City. - - Nebraska.
Daily and Weekly. Daily 5 col.; weekly? col.
HENRY HUCKINS, Editor aud Pub'r.
Subscription— Daily $3 ; Weekly $1 per year.
A progressive, active journal, published
«very week day, with an extensive circula-
tion in this place— a place comprising S,bOO
population. The oldest and busiest city in
the State.
Advertise in it. Sure to pay.
RECORDER.
Olln,
Io>va.
A. J. BURKE, Editor and Publisher.
A lavge eight-page weekly Republican
paper. Established 18S0. Has an extensive
circulation in a manufacturing and dairy-
ing district.
A Good Advertising Medium.
WEEKLY DISPATCH.
Tiiscumbia,
Alabama.
T. F. & O. G. SIMPSON, Editors and Propr's.
Published in Tuscumbia, Ala., l^, m. distant
from the magic city of Sheffield on M. & C. R.
R. & Tennessee river.
Subscription price, $1.50 per year.
THE ASPEN DAILY PRESS.
Published every evening (except Sunday) bj'
the PRESS PRINTING CO., at
Aspen, - - Colorado.
The only Republican dailj' newspaper in
Pitkin County. Contains all the news from
every portion of the civilized world. Sub-
scription $10.00 a year, in advance.
The Aspen Weekly Press, issued every
Thursday, -Subscription S3 a year. Contains
important telegraphic, mining, local and
State news. Both editions are unexcelled
as advertising mediums. Send for rates.
THE CLEBURNE CO. BULLETIN.
Heber,
Arkansas.
Established May 6, 1884. Is the only paper
published in the county. Is published at the
county seat and is the official organ and ad-
vertising medium of the county. Democratic.
Circulation 500. Advertising rates given on
application to the publisher.
D. A. BREWER, Editor and Publisher.
l^ATEST.
FRESHEST.
BRIGHTEST.
THE LANTERN.
61 Camp St.,
New Orleans, La.
LANTERN PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
A weekly journal devoted exclusively to
Southern Sports, Amusements, and the Politi-
-cal Chaflf of the Day.
Lincoln
UNIVERSITY REGISTER,
Illinois.
LINCOLN UNIVERSITY CO., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, §1.00 A YEAR.
A large twenty-eight page Monthly, estab-
lished 1885, devoted to the interests of the
University and issued during the Collegiate
Year, having an extensive circulation.
THE MILTONVALE NEWS.
Published every Thursday, at
MiltonTale, - - Kansas.
J. C. CLINE, Editor.
News. Advance and Star offices combined.
A popular and influential eight page family
paper, with an extensive circulation through-
out Cloud County. Circulation 1,200.
ADVERTISERS SHOULD SEND FOR ITS
REASONABLE RATES.
THE ECHO.
La Fayette, - - Indiana.
J. F. KINSEY, Editor.
The only Musical Journal in Indiana. Aver-
age Monthly Circulation, 7,000 Copies.
SUBSCRIPTION, §1.00 PER YEAR.
Advertising rates, considering circulation,
are lower than any other journal in the
countrj. We do not only claim a large cir-
culation, but WE HAVE IT, and advertisers
will be furnished proof of the same upon
application. Write for rates.
THE ECHO MUSIC CO., La Fayette, Ind.
GAZETTE.
Gonzales,
Texas.
DAVID J. SUTTON, Editor and Publisher.
A weekly newspaper, with a circulation of
700 and increasing.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC.
One of the best advertising mediums in
this section.
THE LEBANON PATRIOT.
Lebanon,
Ohio.
TWENTIETH YEAR.
TOM M. PROCTOR, Editor and Publisher.
The Patriot is the only Democratic paper
published in Warren County, is the Official
paper of the county, and is therefore an ex-
cellent advertising medium. Terms reason-
able^^
THE
FREMONT COUNTY HERALD.
Sidney,
low^a.
G. W. GUNNISON, Editor and Publisher.
THE ONLY OFFICIAL PAPER PUBLISHED
AT THE COUNTY SEAT.
Over 1,000 bona fide subscribers within the
county. The leading and best patronized
newspaper in Fremont County. Large lists
at every post office in the county.
If you want to reach the people place your
" ad. " in this paper.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1139
The Insurance Critic.
The Insurance Critic is a monthly Jo'urnal.
devoted to the interests of legitimate insurance
OFFICE : in all its branches. It is one of the most widely OFFICE :
45 &; 49 circulated insurance journals in the country ; 1*25
Wiliiain Street, published at $S.25 a year. It should be received Clark Street,
New York, by every intelligent Underwriter. Chicago,
N^. Y. Address all communications to III,
THE INSURANCE CRITIC,
45 <& 49 WiUiam St., X. Y.
Geo. p. Howell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St . New York.
THE RECOGNIZED AUTHORITY ON ART MATTERS.
Elegantly Printed. High Clas.s Engravings. Enterprise, Accurate, Progressive,
The Studio.
3 EAST 14TH STREET, - NEW YORK CITY.
AN ILLUSTRATED JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE FINE ARTS.
CLARENCE COOK, Managing Editor.
—CONTENTS.—
Leaders on Current Art Topics, Reviews of Art Exhibitions, Notices of New Statues,
Paintings.Important New Buildings and New Art Books, Notes on Art-Matters and Archaeology
at Home and Abroad, Announcements of Art Exhibitions, Meetings of Art-Schools, etc, etc.,
Reproductions of Important Paintings by the Azaline and Orthochromatic Methods giving
full color values. And in general whatever can be of interest to Artists, Amateurs, Teachers,
Instructors, Connoisseurs, Patrons and Lovers of Art, Architects, Builders, Sculptors, Dec-
orators and Furnishers, Collectors of Antiquities, Vases, Coins and Medals, Art-Classes, Clubs,
Schools, Colleges, Libraries and Museums, and to everyone interested in the Fine Arts,
PROSPECTUS FOR 1887.
Among the beautiful and original Etchirgs, published in "The Studio" during 1887. and
presented to j'early sub.scribers, without extra charge, will be an important one by the
distinguished French etcher M. Rajon, from a drawing made by himself, expressly for
" The Studio." A fine work of art is promised. This Etching will create a sensation in the
art world both here and abroad. All Etchings and Engravings published in The Studio are
made by prominent artists expresslj' for "The Studio." No second-hand or job lot of
plates, previously used, either here or abroad, are purchased for illustrating " The Studio."
Everything high-class.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
$2.00 a Year, including all Etchings and Engravings. Single Numbers, 20 Cents.
TO ADVERTISERS.
A glance at our advertising columns will prove how " The Studio " is regarded by the
most prominent houses in the United States. " The Studio " reaches the wealthiest class of
people, who are always purchasing. Only acceptable (in every respect) advertisements in-
serted. Terms of Advertising printed in each issue which can be examined at your book-
sellers or newsdealers, and is on file at every responsible advertising agency in this country.
Address all communications to
THE STUDIO PUBLISHING COMPANY.
JOSEPH J. KOCH, Manager. 3 EAST 14th STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
Representatives wanted throughout the United States and Canada.
1140
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE COURIER.
Published at
Ottiiinwa, - - lo^va.
A. H. HAMILTON. Editor and Proprietor.
Daily, every evening (Sundays excepted),
and Weekly on Wednesdays. The Courier
is the leading daily published at Ottuniwa,
and with a circulation in advance of all others
in its vicinity, offers to advertisers advantages
well worth their favorable consideration.
Yearly subscription : Daily, $7 ; Weekly, $1.50-
Advertising estimates furnished on applica-
tion^
THE
FOREST NATIONAL. DEMOCRAT.
Tiouesta, - - Pennsylvania.
J. M KEPLER and M. L. CHADMAN, Editors
and Proprietors. A standard seven-column
folio, published every Friday. Circ'n, 1,500.
ADVERTISING RATES:
2mos. 3mos. 6mos. lYR.
One inch, - - $3 00 $4 00 $5 00 $8 00
Two inches - 400 500 800 15 00
Three Inches, - 5 50 7 00 11 00 12 00
Four inches, - 7 00 9 00 15 00 20 «)
Quarter column, 10 (X) 15 00 22 00 30 (X)
Half column, - 20 00 25 00 40 00 60 00
One column, - 30 00 45(0 60 00 100 00
McNAIRY INDEPENDENT.
Established 1878
AN ENERGETIC, VIGOROUS INDEPEND-
ENT WEEKLY PAPER.
Purdy,
Tennessee.
M. R. ABERNATHY. Editor and Publisher.
With a circulation exceeding 750 and In-
creasing in a great cotton and corn -growing
section. An excellent advertising medium.
GARNETT JOURNAL..
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Established 1873.
Garnet t,
Kansas.
COOPER & HOUSTON, Publishers.
THE ONLY INDEPENDENT PAPER IN
COUNTY.
Read by all classes. An invaluable adver-
tlsing Medium. Terms reasonable.
PATRIOT DEMOCRAT.
Published every Saturday.
Clintoa, - - Louisiana.
Official Organ of East Feliciana. Official
Organ of Town of Clinton.
A WIDE AWAKE HOME NEWSPAPER.
S. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
CHARLES KILBOURNE, Editor.
That the Patriot Democrat is a first-class
advertising medium can be verified at any
time by a glance at its columns or a trial ad-
vertising order. Terms : $1.50 in advance.
THE SUN.
Morris,
Minnesota.
S. C. MURPHY, Editor and Publisher.
A LIVELY, ENERGETIC WEEKLY PAPER.
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS.
With an increasing circulation through a
Good Agricultural Section and in a
Manufacturing Centre.
8VENSKA AMERIKANSKA
POSTEN.
3IinueapoIi8, - Minnesota.
N. P. LIND, Editor.
S. J. TURNBLAD, Manager.
A weekly Scandinavian paper. Established
1883, and the only medium in this section of
country to reach a large number of its popu-
lation who are of that nationality.
Advertisers will appreciate its Influence.
WEST FLORIDA ENQUIRER.
Established 1886.
Marianua,
Florida.
G. A. BALTZELL, Editor and PubUsher.
An eight-page, six-column weekly paper;
largest weekly in West Florida, except one
at Pensacola. It has a bona-fide circulation
of 480 copies, and increasing. The paper of
the Town, County, and of the people. An ex-
cellent advertising medium.
THE
CLEVELAND VOLKSFREUND.
Cleveland,
The only German
Ohio.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR.
Labor Advocate of
Cleveland ; has the largest circulation among
German workingmen, and advertisers will
find it the best advertising medium to reach
the German working class.
VOLKSFREUND PUB. ASSOCIATION,
No. 617 Lorain Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
TIMES.
Established 1882.
Beverly,
Mass.
I. M. MARSHALL, Editor and Publisher.
A vigorous, progressive, independent eight-
column quarto, with a circulation exceeding
1,000 copies, and increasing, among an intel-
ligent class of readers in this brisk manu-
facturing town, and throughout Essex and
adjoining counties. A fii-st-class advertis-
ing medium. Subscription $1.00.
THE JOURNAL-DEMOCRAT.
Watertowu, - - Dakota.
THE JOURNAL DEMOCRAT COMPANY,
Publishers.
Subscription: One Year $2.00; Six Months $1.00.
A lively, progressive paper, with an exten-
sive circulation among a class of people with
whom advertising pays.
An Unequaled Advertising Medium.
GLOBE.
MATH WURTH, Editor and Publisher
Le Mars,
lo'wa.
A semi-weekly paper. Published in Le
Mars, a place with 5,500 population. It reaches
every home. Read by everybody. Has a cir-
culation exceeding 800 and increasing, among
a class of people who study the advertising
columns. Sure to bring ample returns to ad-
vertisers. Give us a trial. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1141
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD BUSINESS. ADVERTISE AND KEEP IT.
IF NOT, ADVERTISE AND SECURE IT.
ADVERTISE JUDICIOUSLY, ENTERPRISINGLY, COURAGEOUSLY, PERSISTENTLY,
SYSTEMATICALLY, AND ALWAYS USE THE
American Orangeman.
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, WITH A FIELD EXCLUSIVELY
ITS OWN.
WHICH WILL PLACE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT BEFORE THE MEMBERS OF THE
L.OYAL. ORANCJE INSTITUTION
AND THE
LADIES' L,. O, ASSOCIATION, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS.
ADVERTISING RATES ONE DOLLAR PER INCH.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ON LARGE CONTRACTS.
WRITE FOR ESTIMATES TO
JOSEPH C. McCREADY,
MANAGER,
Washingtou* D. C.
Geo. p. Rowelx, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1142
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
OUR YOUNG MEN.
Miuiieapolii^, - Minnesota.
GEO. F. WRIGHT, Editor and Publisher.
OuK Young Mex is an illustrated monthly
magazine, containing interesting- and in-
structive literature, devoted to the welfare
of young men and the interests of the home.
AX ENTERTAINING MONTHLY FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD.
If you want to reach the homes of the
northwest, advertise in Our Young Men.
Rates reasonable. Subscription $1 per year.
Sample copies free. Address Our Young
Men, box 1066, Minneapolis, Minn.
ORD DE3IOCRAT.
(POLITICS JACKSONIAN.)
Published at
Ord, _ - . Nebraska,
Every Fridav, by
Mcdonough & clayton.
Terms, $1.50 per Yt-ar, in Advance.
Only Democratic newspaper between this
point and the Black Hills. As an advertising
medium it is unsurpassed In this great agri-
cultural Loup region. A fearless exponent
of true Democracy. Has a large and con-
stantly increasing circulation in this and sur-
rounding sections of the State. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
THE CANTON NEWS.
Cautou,
Lewis Co., Mo.
Established 1880.
H. C. CHINN, Editor and Publisher.
Terms, $1.50 per Year.
A splendid advertising medium for North-
east Missouri. Published in one of the most
important towns of the State. Rates made
known upon application. The only Republi-
can paper in Lewis County.
THE ARKANSAS METEOR.
Malvern, - - Arkansas.
W. D. LEIPER, Editor and Proprietor.
Established in 1879 ; seven-column, four-
page Democratic weekly, issued on Satur-
days ; devoted to the moral, material and
political interests of the people; with a cir-
culation of 650, and reaches every post office
In Hot Springs and Dallas Counties, besides
carrying subscribers in Clark, Grant and
Garland Counties and Little Rock. It also
circulates in Texas. Indiana, Illinois, Ohio,
Tennessee and Pennsylvania.
PEOPLE'S HERALD.
Washington,
Illinois.
A. ALPHONSO & CO..
Editors and Publishers.
A first-class eight-page paper, specially de-
voted to the real estate interests of Illinois
and the Western States. An extenive and
increasing circulation ; an invaluable adver-
tising medium ; low rates furnished upon ap-
plication.
THE CHEROKEE TIMES.
Published at
Cherokee,
lovca.
R. L. ROWE, Publisher.
A large, newsj', enterprising and progress-
ive weekly, containing news, local, general
and selected. Being one of the oldest and
most widely circulated journals of the State,
advertisers can foresee the advantages of
giving it a trial.
Rates low.
GAZETTE.
Utica,
Illinois.
H. E. WICKHAM, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively, eight-page weekly, full of
news, ably edited, with a rapidly increasing
circulation among an intelligent class of
readers. A part of its columns is specially
dedicated to the ladies, which makes it par-
ticularly popular. An excellent advertising
medium.
Subscription. $1 a year. Send for rates.
PROGRESS.
Tallassee,
Alabama.
JAMES M. LOWERY, Editor.
PROGRESS PUB. CO., Publishers.
A new paper under very able manage-
ment, and ably filling a long-felt want, with
an already rapidly increasing circulation ;
the best paper in the county, and read by all
the fanners in Elmore and adjoining coun-
ties. A first-class advertising medium ; re-
markably low rates furnished on applica-
tion. Subscription fl.
LEGAL TENDER GREENBACK.
Bloomfieltl,
Iowa*
C. F. DAVIS, Editor and Publisher.
A live, vigorous, pushing paper, established
18T8, with a circulation exceeding 1,500, and
increasing. It is published in the centre of a
fertile and thriving agricultural region, and
its columns reaches those who study adver-
tisements ; and it is one of the best adver-
tising mediums in Southern Iowa. Subscrip-
tion$1.50. Send for rates.
ENNIS CITY COURIER.
Monument,
Kansas.
J. P. ISRAEL, Editor and Publisher.
A large eight-page weekly, is published in
the interests of St. John and adjoining coun-
ties, and is the largest and the cheapest paper
in the county. It has an extensive and rap-
idly increasing circulation, and as an adver-
tising medium is invaluable.
Rates low, and made known on application.
NOBLE COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Published at
Albion,
Indiana.
SAMUEL E. ALVORD, Editor and Publisher.
Devoted to the interests of Noble County.
To Advertisers— If you want value for
your money, advertise in the Democrat.
Circulation large. Rates moderate.
THE WINONA HERALD.
Winona,
Established in 1869.
Minnesota.
BOYNTON & METCALP,
Publishers and Proprietors.
Acknowledged to be the best weekly paper
Northwest of Chicago. Circulation doubled
during 1886. Advertising space limited. Best
medium in Minnesota. Published Fridays.
Eight pages.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1143
E V E N I N G T R I B U N E .
ESTABLISHED 1873.
OAKLAND, . - - - CALIFORNIA.
W. E. & T. T. DARGIE, Editors and Publishers.
A large, eight-page, nine-columu news paper, wide-awake, energetic and progressive,
having an extensive and steadily increasing circulation in this Athens of America and
throughout the Sfate generally. Read by everybody. One of the very best mediums for
reaching all classes of people. Advertisements in it are sure to pay. Try it and be con-
vinced. Rates most liberal and furnished on application. Subscription, $6.00 a year.
Gkc. P Rowell & Co . Agents. 1') Spruce St., New York
ADVERTISE IX
THE HEBRE'W STANDARD.
THE LEADING JEWISH JOURNAL.
338 BROADWAY, ----- NEW YORK.
OUT EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
A twelve-page. Wide-awake, Family Newspaper, having a large and extended circulation
among the intelligent and wealthy class of Jewish people.
SUBSCRIPTION S2 A YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1832.
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.
LEXINGTON, - - - - - - KENTUCKY.
FOR3IERLY EVENING NEWS.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE LIQUOR AND TOBACCO
TRAFFIC.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF KENTUCKY. CIRCULATION 2,500.
THOMAS A. FLANNELLY, - EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Sr , New York.
THE BUILDING ASSOCIATION REGISTER,
Published at
INDIANAPOLIS ----- INDIANA.
CIRCULATION, 1,'iOO.
The Register is a monthly publication, devoted to the interest of Building Associations
and the Building Trades. Circulating among officers and members of Building Societies,
among Contractors and Builders, its value as an advertising medium will be recognized at
once by Merchants and Manufacturers doing business in the building line. The State of
Indiana now has about three hundred Building Associations, and most of the members of
these societies are either house owners or have iu contemplation the erection of a home of
their own. Subscription, One Dollar a year. Advertising i-ates furnished on application.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE RAILWAY SERVICE GAZETTE AND RAILROADER.
Published Weekly.
TOLEDO, ----- OHIO.
ORGAN OF THE AMERICAN RAILWAY SERVICE.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY RAILWAY JOURNAL IN THE WORLD.
The only medium through which advertisers may reach all classes of the vast army of
railway men and their families. An unrivaled family journal for the class it represents.
Address, THE RAILWAY SERVICE GAZETTE, Toledo, Ohio.
Geo, P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE HERALD. "
YONKERS-ON-THE-HI DSON. . - - NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY THE HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY.
OFFICE, 29 NORTH BROADWAY. E. C. BRUCE, Editor.
LARGE AND STEADILY GROWING POPULATION.
TO THE PUBLIC.
We seek to publish a live paper ; our columns are open at all times for the discussion of
questions of general interest, and we respectfully solicit communications on all matters of
local importance and news. Sworn circulation, 940. Advertising ratps reasonable. Orders
solicited. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1144
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
TIMES
Shreveport,
LiOiiisiaua.
PUCKETTE & JOHNSON.
Editors aud Publishers.
A DAILY AND WEEKLY EDITION,
Established 1871.
Having a conibiued circulatiou of 4,800
copies, it can readily be seen that it possesses
superior advantages as an advertising me-
dium. Rates furnished on application.
L.ARE BREEZE.
Colon,
Michigau.
THE
SHEPHERD'S NATIONAL. JOIR-
XAI. AXD RURAL, . RA.
ZanesTille, - - Ohio.
Published bv
THE RURAL ERA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Circulatiou, 50,1X30 Copies per Month.
The above rates include the payment of
postage b.v us. Devoted to the interests of
the Farm and Home. The very extensive
circulation of this journal renders it worthy
of the careful consideration of intending
advertisers. Subscription, $1.25 per Year, with
premium; 50c. per year without premium.
NATIONAL, REAL ESTATE
J O T R N A L .
(Formerlj' Western Journal.)
MCDOWELL BROS., Editors and Pub's.
Cedar Rapids,
Iowa.
A lively, wide-awake weekly newspaper,
full of local news and ably edited, with an
extensive and increasing circulation through
out St. Joseph County.
A good advertising medium.
TIMES.
Hyde Park,
EUGENE HUNT & CO., Editors and Pub'rs.
An attractive progressive paper. Devoted
to the interests of Real Estate Dealers. The
JoTTRNAL is read by the leading Real Estate
Men of every State in the Union. Issues
a valuable Directory with the Jourxai.
for $1.00 per year. One of the best adver-
tising mediums in the country. Present cir-
culation over 3,0(10. Send for rates.
HANCOCK COUNTY HERALD.
Massachusetts. La Harpe,
Illinois.
JOHN S. BROWNING, Editor and Publisher.
It has more than held its own, having in- \
creased its circulation, aud proved itself to
be a staunch, reliable publication, and its cir-
culation among an intelligent class of readers,
has made it an excellent medium by which
advertisers may reach sure piu'chasers.
Terms moderate and furnished on application.
LOGAN COUNTY PIONEER.
C. W, PAINTER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR.
An energetic, progressive paper, very ably
edited, typographically clean and adorned
with cuts of prominent men and well filled
■with choice reading matter. Its circulation is
rapidly increasing, and it is an excellent ad-
vertising medium. Send for rates.
REPORTER.
Gandy,
Nebraska. Clay City,
Indiana.
AL. HUMMEL, Editor and Publisher.
JAMES T. BUCK, Editor aud Publisher.
A Large Eight-Page Progressive Paper. Subscription, $1.00 a Year, in Advance.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
Independent in Politics.
No enemies to punish. No friends to re
ward. With a circulation of 600 copies and
steadily increasing. A first-class advertising
medium.
A -well establLshed and ably edited weekly,
the only paper published in quite a large ter-
ritory, and as it has an extensive circulation
among people A^'ho read no other journal, it
is a valuable advertising medium.
GLEANER.
Rates moderate and furnished on application .
NEWS AND MAIL.
Memphis,
Tennessee. Tiiskegee,
Alabama.
Mrs. ANGUS CAMPBELL, Editor.
D. W. McIVER, Editor and Publisher.
Published Monthly.
SUBSCRIPTION. $1.00 A YEAR.
An Influential and Powerful Journal.
A first-class Evangelical paper and specially
prepared for family reading.
A SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
MESSENGER.
ESTABLISHED 1865.
The oldest paper in the county, and having
a circulation considerably over 1,(XX) copies
throughout Macon and adjoining counties.
One of the best advertising mediums in South-
ern Alabama. Democratic to the backbone.
Subscription, $2.0(1 Rates sent on application.
HEADLIGHT.
Mansfield,
E. E. HULL, Editor and Proprietor,
Texas. Ellis, - - Kansas.
M. M. FULLER, Editor and Publisher.
A well managed and ably edited paper, con-
taining all the local news, and has rapidly
made itself a favorite in the community as
shown by its rapidly increasing circulation.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Largest Circulation of any Paper in the
Place and best Advertising Medium.
I Advertisers will find it advantageous to
patronize this paper.
Rates Furnished on Application.
For Particulars Address the Publisher.
AJIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1145
The Telegram- Herald -
GRAND RAPIDS, - - - MICHIGAN.
E. D. CONGER, Business Manager. LLOYD BREZEE, Editor.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR, BY THE TELEGRAM PUBLISHING-
COMPANY, FRED. G. BERGER, PRESIDENT.
THE ONLY DAILY PAPER IN MICHIGAN OUTSIDE OF DETROIT WHICH HAS
AND REQUIRES A PERFECTING PRESS TO RUN ITS EDITION.
The Daily Telegram Herald circulates throughout Northern and Western Michigan and
the upper Peninsula. It is a meniljer of the United Press Association, has a special leased
wire and prints THE FULL UNITED PRESS DISPATCHES.
THE WEEKl.Y TELEGRA3I-HER A L.D is the largest and best weekly in the
State. Geo. P. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St , New York.
The Chelsea Leader.
CHELSEA, - - . MASSACHUSETTS.
A LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC FAMILY PAPER.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE SIXTH MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT, AND TO THE INTERESTS OF THE FAMILY AND THE FIRESIDE.
BRIGHT AND ORIGINAL AND LARGELY INCREASING IN FAVOR.
ADDRESS, CHELSEA PUBLISHING CO., 119 PARK ST. Chelsea, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The South West.
FORT -WORTH, - - - - TEXAS.
CIRCULATION 10,000.
LARGEST OF ANY PAPER IN TEXAS.
ORGAN OF ALLIANCE, KNIGHTS OF LABOR, AND OTHER AGRICULTURAL
AND LABOR ORGANIZATIONS.
For advertising rates, address M. J. NOLAN & CO., Publishers.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
La Union de America.
ST. LOUIS, - - - - MISSOURI.
PEDRO LEON, Manager.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF THE RELATIONS
OF THE UNITED STATES WITH MEXICO, WEST INDIES, CENTRAL
AND SOUTH AMERICA.
Address all communications to PEDRO LEON, Manager, 520 N. THIRD ST.,
ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1146
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE METHOI)If?T AND RECORD.
Algrona,
Iowa.
Devoted to the interests of the Methodist
Episcopal Church in the Northwestern Iowa
Confere^Qce, District News, Local Church
Matters, Sermons, Notes on the Sundaj'-
School Lessons, etc., and especially to the
Interests of Class Leaders, Stewards, Trus-
tees, Local Preachers, and S. S. Teachers.
Subsci-iption §1.00 a year. For advertising
rates address
S. P. MARSH, Editor and Proprietor.
MUSICAL. IDEAL..
Valparaiso, - - ludiana.
R. A. HERITAGE, Editor.
A bright, 12-page, musical monthly maga-
zine, published by the Musical Department
of Northern Indiana Normal School. It is
worth double its subscription price, which
Is only 50 cents per year. Every subscriber
receives a valuable premium. Marked copies
sent free to all advertisers. Its advertising
advantages are superior to any other musical
journal in the West. Its subscription list is
constantly increasing, and as an advertising
medium it is invaluable. Rates reasonable.
THE LABOR RECORD.
Liouisville,
Kentucky.
Published every Saturday, by
WIBBELS & CO.
CHAS N. JACQUES, - - Editor.
Office, 273 East Market Street.
Terms of Subscription:
One year, - - - - §1 | Six months, - - 50c.
Strictly in advance.
Advertising rates made known at the office.
GRAPHIC.
New Plymouth,
Ohio.
J. G. EGGLESTON, Publisher and Proprietor.
It is the most popular local paper published
In Southern Ohio. Actual circulation 820.
Advertising space limited, and rates as low
as consistent with due regard to its class of
readers. Twelve miles from any other office.
EVERYBODY'S PAPER.
Kankakee,
Illinois.
B. O. HANBY & CO., Editors and Pub'rs.
A large, eight-page quarto, devoted to the
interests of Temperance, the Ladies, the Sol-
diers and the live issues of the day, having
strong moral convictions and not afraid to
present them. A paper of the people and for
the people, witti a rapidly increasing circu-
lation.
Subscription, 50 cents, in advance.
DEMOCRAT.
Britt and Garner,
Established 1885.
Iowa.
R. J. W. BLOOM, Editcjr and Publisher.
A vigorous, progressive, democratic paper.
The only democratic pajier in the county,
and the largest circulation of anj' paper in
the county among the better class of farmers.
A first-class advertising medium. Rates low
and furnished on application.
Subscription, $1.50,
THE RURAL CALL.
Columbus,
Ohio.
CHAS. W. HARPER, Publisher.
To reach the rural population of Central
Oliio — phenomenalty prosperous people —
there is no lietter medium (tested by actual
results) than The Rural Call.
A MONTHLY.
Get rates and you will try it ; try it and you
will stay. Correspondence solicited.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GAZETTE.
Chicago,
Illinois.
J. C. F. JACKSON, Publisher.
Devoted to the interests of Country Mer-
chants generally.
An unequaled advertising medium for
reaching merchants throughout the country.
Rooms 2 & 3, No. 8 Lake Street, Chicago, 111.
NEWS.
Elma,
Iowa.
T. C. LAMBORN, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, newsy, progressive, seven-column
folio. Independent in politics, with a rap-
idly increasing circulation, and reaches the
better class of farmers and mechanics and
others throughout Howard and adjoining
counties. An excellent advertising medium.
Subscription, $1.50.
THE L.OCAL.
Wiuneconue,
Wisconsin.
GEO. H. LARKE, Editor and Publisher.
T
A large, progressive weekly. One of the
best edited papers in "Wisconsin, with a
rapidlv increasing circulation among an in-
telligent class of readers, who study the
advertising columns.
Give us a trial. Sure to bring its own re-
ward.
Rates furnished on application.
THE DEiMOCRATIC BL.ADE.
Valentine,
Nebraska.
Published Every Friday.
WOOD & BOULWARE, Proprietors.
Is the oldest, largest and best paper pub-
lished in Cherry County.
Actual circulation, 700 copies ; double that of
any other newspaper published
in the coimty.
POST.
Port Austin,
I>Iichigan.
B. L. GREGORY, Editor and Publisher.
A lively, witty, energetic weekly paper,
with a rapidly increasing circulation in Port
Austin and Huron County. Ably edited,
choice matter, and one of the best advertis-
ing mediums in tins locality.
Rates low, and fm-nished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1147
PHOENIX HERALD.
Daily and Weekly.
PH(EMX, - - . MARICOPA CO., ARIZ. TER.
N. A. MORFORD, Editor and Proprietor.
The Herald is published in one of the most promising and rapidly growing sections of
country in the United States, owing to the vast and rich agricultural regions of the Gila and
Salt rivers, amidst which itjs located, and surrounding whicli are some of the richest min-
eral regions now known. The Herald cux-ulates about equally in each of the two great
political parties, and is the popular paper of Central Arizona. The pioneer paper of Arizona,
full of pluck and pioneer enterprise. No other paper of Arizona has so large a circulation as
The Herald. Subscription rates : Daily, SlU.Oi) per year ; Weekly, .$4.0) per year. Address
the office for advertising rates. Special i ates on long contracts.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NEW YORK RECORD. "^
PUBLICATION OFFICE,
19 MURRAY STREET, - - . NEW YORK.
ESTABLISHED 1876.
CHARLES GEE, Publisher. GEORGE ROSENSTEIN, Editor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FRUIT AND GRAPE GROWER.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, ... - VIRGINIA.
JAMES BLAKEY, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.0U PER ANNUM.
A SIXTEEN PAGE MONTHLY. LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION.
Is the official organ of the Virginia State Pomological Society, whose Secretary resides
in Charlottesville. No other paper reaches so many fruit and vine growers. This, the Pied-
mont section of Virginia, is the heart of the fruit belt of the State. For advertising and club
rates apply to JAMES BLAKEY, Charlottesville, Va.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Columns of Poetry in Echoes. Choicest of Reading in Echoes.
ECHOES.
OAKLAND, - - . - - - CALIFORNIA.
EVERY SATURDAY. A LIVE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
ECHOES is an eight page paper— size of San Francisco Argonaut; is high In tone, varie-
gated in contents, and abreast with the spirit of the times.
ECHOES is in its eighth month of publication. It is printed on fine quality book
paper, cream tint, and is issued every Saturday.
Delivered by carriers in Oakland, Alameda and Berkeley.
Subscriptions : $2 per year ; six months, $1 ; three months, 50 cents.
ADDRESS ALL COMMUNICATIONS TO ECHOES, OAKLAND, CAL.
F. R. PORTER, Editor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., NewYork.
„ _ ^^. THE REPUBLIC.
BOSTON, ..-.-. MASSACHUSETTS.
Issued every Saturday at 243 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
A WEEKLY FAMILY JOURNAL. DEVOTED TO IRISH AND AMERICAN NEWS,
POLITICS, THE INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS AND LITERATURE.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
Thb Republic is now in its sixth year. Its success from the outset has been imprece-
dented, and its circulation in the Eastern States is not exceeded by any paper of its class.
Send your advertisement direct to us, or have vour agency include The Republic on his
list. For rates of advertising address THE REPUBLIC PUBLISHING CO., Boston, Mass.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
REGISTER.
GOWRIE, IOWA.
F. H. ROBERTSON, Editor and Publisher.
A wide-awake %-lgorous weekly paper established 1882, with an increasing circulation
throughout a great stock-raising country and grain centre, among a class of people with
whom advertising pays and is siu-e to bring ample returns.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
1148 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.
BURL.INtJTO]V, - . _ . . IOWA.
J, VV. 3IURPHY, Editor and Publisher.
A LITERARY NEWSPAPER OF THE FIRST CLASS.
One Dollar a Year, postage prepaid. Eight pages, forty-eight columns. Circulates in ove^
two hundred country towns in Eastern Iowa and Western Illinois. Well edited and plainly
printed from new type. Advertising rates made known on application and sample copies
sent. Circulation averaged over 4,0i:0 copies during 1886.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LOVELAND ENTERPRISE.
Issued every Friday.
LOVELAND, - - . ' . , - OHIO.
CON. W. GATCH, Editor.
An Independent Weekly Newspaper, devoted to the interest of Loveland, Clermont,
Warren and Hamilton Counties, which have a population of 37-<,6r3. Has a rapidly increas-
ing circulation. Liberal advertising i-ates. Correspondence with advertisers solicited.
Address, "THE ENTERPRISE," Loveland, Ohio.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FIRESIDE, FACTORY AND FARM.
OTTAWA, -.---. KANSAS.
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM WEST OF CHICAGO.
Fireside, Factory and Farm is a sixteen-page, 64column Monthly, set in solid brevier
and nonpareil, contains over 650 inches of choicest family reading, prepared for it by our
staff of twenty-five regular writers. Subscription price, only 35 cents per year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
T I M E S .
HAINES CITY, - - - * - - FLORIDA.
S. W. PRITCHARD. Editor. HINSON & ALLEN, Publishers.
A vigoi'ous weekly journal, devoted to the development of this city and Polk County,
the most delightful section of the most beautiful region on earth. Its circulation is rapidly
increasing and it will soon be a welcome visitor in every Florida home. Thoroughly abreast
of the times, its patrons are kept informed of all events of importance transpiring. It has a
large northern circulation, making it a lirst-elass advertising medium for Hotel, Real Estate
and business men generally. All information cheerfully furnished.
LABOR RECORD. ,
HAMMOND, .... - INDIANA.
PETER B. TOWLE, Editor and Publisher.
A powerful and influential paper, devoted to the interests of Hammond, the Calumet
Valley and a loyal supporter of the worliingman, and denouncing with unsparing hand the
injustice and the greed of the corporate monopolies. It is a univei'sal favorite in this sec-
tion, particularly of the ladies, for whose benefit it retains a special correspondent of
Fashions in tlie City of New York. An unexcelled advertising medium. Write for rates
and information. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
DEMOCRAT.
ATHENS, - - - - . - ALABAMA.
W. R. FRANCIS, Editor. LIMESTONE CO. PUB. CO., Publishers.
A large and influential paijer, full of local news and choice reading matter. A fearless
exponent of the principles of straightout Jetfersonian democracy, believing always that
" the will of the people must prevail." It has a large following and steadily increasing, and
any one desirous of reaching the trade of Limestone and adjacent counties should advertise
in the Democrat. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE -WESTERN YOUNG FOLKS.
KANSAS CITY, - - _ _ . MISSOURI.
THE ONLY PAPER OF ITS CLASS IN THE W^HOLE WIDE WEST.
It is a Monthly, eight pages, thirty two columns, filled with the best reading matter for
the younger members of the home, it is brightly illustrated, and its writers are among the
best in the Union. Subscription price, .50 cents per vear. A limited number of advertise-
ments received. P. O. Address, "THE WESTERN YOUNG FOLKS," Independence, Mo.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, lO Spruce St., New York.
THE WEST UNION RECORD.
W^EST UNION, ... - WEST VIRGINIA.
SILAS P. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF DODDRIDGE CO.
Published every Friday. Sulxscription, $1.25 per year. In the midst of a fine farming and
grazing community. It circulates in all grades of society, from the home of the most refined
to the home of the merest rustic. Established in 1878, the oldest paper in the county and
the best local paper in Mils part of the State. Seven columns, all lioine print. Its circulation
is rapidly increasing under its new management. Address all communications to
"THE KECOKD," West Union, W. Va.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1149
Sausalito News.
SAUSALITO, - - - MARIN CO., CAL.
FRANK J. BURNS, EDITOR AND Proprietor.
Subscription, ... - $3-00 Per Year.
ONLY COUNTY PAPER DEVOTED TO
LITERARY,
SPORTING,
SOCIETY,
FASHION,
SCIENTIFIC,
TELEGRAPHIC,
AND OTHER SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS.
ONLY INDEPENDENT PAPER OF MARIN.
THE WORKINGMAN'S ADVOCATE, THE- CORPORATION'S LASH.
SPICY, NEWSY, SAUCY AND BOLD,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1150
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
(Established I'^Io.)
THE DANBLRY DE.^IOCRAT.
Daiibury,
Conuccticut.
F. R. SWIFT, Editor.
The leading Democratic Journal in West-
ern Connecticut. Sworn circulation over
4,U00.
It always proves of benefit to its adver-
tisers.
DANBURY DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers.
SIXTEEN YEARS OF SUCCESS
Says to advertisers that
THE WEST END ADVOCATE,
OF
Chicago, ... Illinois,
Is one of the best of mediums to reach
city trade.
Guaranteed circulation, S,(XX) weekly, in best
part of West Division.
Rates much less than citj^ dailies.
Publication Office,
59 WEST RANDOLPH ST.
THE WATERVILL.E SENTINEL.
Published Thursdays, at
Waterville, . - - Maiue.
Circulation, 1,020, sworn.
THE LIVE PAPER OF THE SECTION.
Sl.oO a Year, in Advance.
Advertising rates low and made known on
application.
O. G. HALL & SON,
Publishers and Proprietors.
MIL.L.ERSBIJRG HERALD.
Published every Friday, at
Millersburg, - Pennsylvania.
J. B. SEAL, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms: $1.50 a year, in advance. If paid after
sixty days, S- a year.
A local family newspaper. Millersburg is
an important agricultural town in Dauphin
County, and the Herald is the first paper
published in the place. Advertisements iu-
serted at liberal rates.
BUCK'S MONTHLY.
An illustrated, eight-page, forty-column
Journal, for agents and the public
generally. Published at
West Randolph, - - Vermont.
With a circulation of 2,650, priucipallj'
among agents.
It is one of the very best advertising me-
diums.
Specimen copy and rates free.
W. S. S. BUCK. Publisher.
PIONIER.
Newark, - - - New Jersey.
F. E. ADLER, Editor.
The PioNiER is published by members of
the "Newark PionierVerein," an association
of German residents of this city and county
for more than thirty years, mostly business
nu'n, manufacturers, etc Is the only Ger-
man independent paper in the State, and its
circulation is large:- than that of any German
weekly in the State It is therefore a tirst-
class advertising medium, and you will find
it to vour advantage to favor us with %our
patronage. PIONIER PUBLISHING COM-
PANY, 876 Broad Street, Newark. N. J.
THE HERALD OF HEALTH.
(MONTHLY.)
13 Laisht Street,
New^ Y''ork.
Is now in the thirtj'-seventh year of pub
lication. It is a popular family magazine,
devoted to the cultivation of good health by
correct living. Subscription, $1.00 a year.
Single copy. 10 cents.
Health inventions are carefully described
in a special department.
TIMES.
Chanute,
Kansas.
NIXON & RUFF, Editors and Publishers.
A large, progressive, eight-page Republican
paper. Established 18T2. Oldest paper in the
county, with an extensive and steadily in-
creasing circulatiou in this great centre of
trade and throughout Neosho and adjoining
counties. If you wish to share in the trade
of this section, advertise in the Times.
Rates furnished on applicatiom
BEOBACHTER AUS INDIANA.
Jeffersonville, - - Indiana.
(Formerly at Seymour.)
GERMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
It is a German weekly, published in the
interests of the large number of that nation-
ality in this vicinity. A good medium for
reaching the trade.
Rates moderate, and furnished on applica-
tion.
WAGARS OFFICIAL RAILWAY
GUIDE.
Toledo,
Ohio.
C. P. WAGAR, Editor and Publisher.
A large, thirty-page journal, revised and
issued monthly. Established 1882. Standard
authority. A large and extensive circula-
tion.
SUBSCRIPTION. SI .00.
It furnishes its patrons with a complete
record of Fares, Distances, Population of
Cities, Towns, etc.
WHEELER CO. REPUBLICAN.
(Formerly Wheeler Advance.)
BOYD S. LEEDOM,
Editor.
Devoted to the interest of Wheeler County,
and Bartlett, Neb., in particular.
TERMS $1.50— CASH IN ADVANCE.
AFTER NINETY DAYS. .$2.00.
REPUBLICAN IN EVERYTHING.
DAKOTA SETTLER *fc BURLEIGH
COUNTY FARMER.
Bismarck, . - - Dakota.
CAMPBELL & MOFFET. Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
A Settler's paper. Well established and
ablv eilited, with an extensive circulation
throughout Burleigh and adjoining counties.
Has already a large circulation in Eastern
and Mitidle States.
A First-class Advertising Medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
11.51
Jottings.
BALTIMORE, - - - MARYLAND.
Published MoutWy in the interests of lusurauce by THE JOTTINGS CO., Proprietors.
Publication Office, 206 N Calvert iStieet.
Subscription— Per annum, $1.00; siugle copies, loc-ts.; back numbers, 10 cts. each.
A CIRCULATION OP 5:),000 COPIES ANNUALLY GUARANTEED.
ADVERTISING RATES:
Space.
1 Time.
3 Times. | 6 Times. 12 Times.
Whole page.
Half page.
Quarter page.
Eighth page.
$25
13
4
$60
30
15
8
$1(HJ
50
25
13
$150
80
40
20
Special articles, $80 per page. Correspondence and News Items relating to Insurance
solicited from anvone. Address all communications and make remittances payable to
the" JOTTINGS COMPANY, 21 W. Saratoga Street. Baltimore, Md.
Horticultural Art Journal.
ROCHESTER,
NETV YORK.
Published by STECHER LITHOGRAPH CO., Makers of Colored Plates, &c.
Under the Editorial Management of THOS. B. JENKINS, Horticulturist.
A MONTHLY PUBLICATION OF SIXTEEN PAGES, 8x11; FOUR COLORED PLATES OF
FRUITS OR FLOWERS IN EACH ISSUE. INDISPENSABLE TO THE NUR-
SERYMAN, SEEDSMAN AND FLORIST, AND RURAL HOMES.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agent*. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Tribune.
SIOUX CITY,
JOHN C. KELLY,
IOWA.
Editor and Publisher.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF SIOUX CITY, WOODBURY COUNTY AND THE UNITED
STATES. A DAILY AND WEEKLY EDITION.
Daily 4 pageM, Saturdays 6 auarto pages, tiOxtiG; Weekly, S pages, 18x24.
Sioux City thribbled her population between the census of 1880 and 1885,' and is the most
prosperous city in the West. Present population, 24,000.
The Tribune has the largest circulation of any paper in the county, and is a first-class
advertising medium, keeping pace with the city and coimtry.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce Street, New York.
Anglo-American.
PUBLISHED AT
CHAMBERSBURG AND TRENTON,
WM. HENRY BEABLE,
NEW JERSEY.
Editor ami Publisher.
A LIVELY, INTERESTING AND PROGRESSIVE LOCAL NEWSPAPER, DEVOTED TO
THE INTERESTS OF THE ENGLISH POPULATION IN THE POTTERY DIS-
TRICTS OF THE UNITED STATES, TO THE GENERAL DEVELOP-
MENT OF THE LOCAL INTERESTS OF MERCER COUNTY,
AND TO THE EDUCATION AND SUPPORT OF
THE OPERATIVES.
It has 2,000 circulation and rapidly increasing, and an excellent advertising medium.
Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1152 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WOODMEN'S ECHO.
LVONS, --..-. IOWA.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
J . C . ROOT, Publisher.
MONTHLY. CIRCULATION, 12,0ll0.
CIRCULATES LARGELY IN ILLINOIS, IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS, DAKOTA,
MINNESOTA, COLORADO, WISCONSIN.
A VALUABLE MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING.
Geo. P Rowell iV: Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE I N D E P E ND E N T .
PITTSVIL.I.E, - - - - - WISCONSIN.
A. E. GERMER, Editor. WESTERN WOOD CO. PUB. ASS'N, Publishers.
Independent in all things but neutral in none. An interesting country newspaper,
devoted to local and general news. A tearless exponent always of justice and right. Inde-
pendent. No enemies to punish and no friends to reward, but always living up to its motto
on all public questions. It has a cii-culation of 1,000 copies and rapidly increasing. A first-
class advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & CO., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE LABOR ORGANIZER.
KANSAS CITY, ... - - MISSOURI.
Independent, Fearless and Free. Fearless always in protecting the interests of organized
labor. It is devoted to " Scientific Collectiveism " as a principle in economics. It voices the
sentiments of the Knights of Labor from a radical standpoint. It has a circulation already
of ti.OiK) copies in every State and Territory in the Union and rapidly increasing under the
management of the popular reformer of the West, Harry C. Vrooman. Typographically neat
and clean, and the small subscription price of 50 cents puts it in the reach of every working-
man in the land. None equal it in the confidence of the Western people. Rates moderate
considering circulation. The Editor is HARRY C. VROOMAN.
' THE MESSAGE.
RENSSELAER, - . - - . INDIANA.
HORACE E. JAMES, Editor and Publisher.
An interesting and popular Weekly, chuck full of local and foreign news. A capital story
in each issue by eminent writers written expressly for The Message Independent in poli-
tics, giving honor only where honor is due, and quick at all times to denounce corruption
and fraud of auv kind. It has a good and steadily increasing circulation and is an excellent
adsertising meclium. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, lu Spruce St., New York.
HERALD^
UNIONTOWN, .... - AL.ABAMA.
GORDON DUBOSE, Editor and Pitblisher.
A reliable and progressive Weekly journal, enjoying as large a patronage as any local
paper in the State. Bv its many superior advantages it merits the careful attention of all
reliable advertisers. Let those even who do not believe in tising printers' ink give it a trial
and be convinced. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
HAVRE DE GRACE, - - - - MARYLAND.
ELECTRIC LIGHT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
The best advertising medium in this section of the State. Now in its eighth volume.
The continued success and increased circulation of The Light places it in the first rank
among the weeklies of the State. Advertising orders receive prompt attention. Rates
made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NAIAD
WII.LIAMSTON, - - - - ' SOUTH CAROLINA,
A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION,
THE ORGAN OF THE WILLIAMSTON FEMALE COLLEGE, RESPECTFULLY PRE-
SENTS ITS CLAIMS AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Its average circulation is more than 1,000 copies, principally among people who have
daughters to educate, and means to educate them. It will not knowingly admit an unworthy
advertisement. For rates, address S. LANDER, Editor and Proprietor, Williamston, S. C.
DANIEL'S TEXAS MEDICAL JOURNAL.
AUSTIN, - ... - TEXAS.
F. E. DANIEL, Secretary of the Texas State Medical Association, Editor and Pub'r.
Established July, 1885. A monthly of Medicine and Medical News. Organ of Texas State
Medical Association. Seventy-six pages octavo. Sub.scripticm $2. Circulation, 12,500 annu-
ally. Has the reputation of being the most original and independent medical journal pub-
lished. Advertising rates moderate and made known on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1153
Architect and Builder.
KANSAS CITY, - - - MISSOURI.
THOMAS ELLIS, Jr., Publisher.
A MONTHLY ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER.
DEVOTED TO ARCHITECTURE, CARPENTRY. CONTRACTING,
BUILDING AND KINDRED INTERESTS.
The Only Journal in the Southwest Published exclusively in these Interests.
It goes directly into the hands of those who have the ordering of the great bulk of
Building Material and Apparatus, the Architects, Builders, Con-
structing Engineers and Contractors.
ITS CIRCULATION COVERS THE ENTIRE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
One of the Best Advertising Mediums in the United States.
For Rates and Information, Address
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
S. E. coi'. 9th Street ami Broadway, Kansas City, Mo.
Geo. p. Rowelc. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Inland Christian Advocate.
DES MOINES, - - - - IOWA.
M. D. COLLINS, D.D., Editor. JAS. B. HEDGE, Publisher
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE WEEKLY REPRESENTATIVE ORGAN OF THE CHURCH
IN IOWA, INTERESTING AND FAITHFUL REPORTS FROM
THE ELDERS IN EACH DISTRICT.
ALL THE SECULAR NEWS OF THE WEEK OF IMPORTANCE RECEIVED BOTH BY
TELEGRAPH AND MAIL AND INTERESTINGLY PRESENTED TO ITS PATRONS.
A paper combining all the principles of the best secular weeklies besides food for the
Soul and Earnest Thought.
A LARGE AND INCREASING CIRCULATION.
A FEW CHOICE ADVERTISEMENTS INSERTED
Advertisers will at once see the advantages of employing the columns of this Jom-nal.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1154
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
DAIl^Y DEMOCRAT.
Holyoke,
Massachusetts.
P. J. Kennedy, Editor and Publisher.
An energetic, progressive paper, ably ed-
ited and very popular witli the masses.
Democratic in politics, and with an exten-
sive and increasing circulation in this manu-
facturing centre and vicinitj\ An excellent
advertising medium.
Subscription, $3 a year.
HUNTINGBURGH INDEPENDENT.
Published every Saturday, at
Hiiutiugbiirgh, - - Iniliaua.
A PAPER FOR EVERYBODY.
INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Proprietors.
Subscription, - $1.00 per year.
The Independent has over 1,0(X) circulation in
Dubois and adjoining counties, and is
increasing daily.
Advertising rates will be promptly furnished
on application.
JOURNAL.
Walnut,
Kansas.
QUICK & HALUNAN,
Editors and Publishers.
A wide-awake, progressive paper. Inde-
pendent in politics. No enemies to punish.
No friends to reward. It has a circulation of
TOO copies, and steadily increasing, and is a
good advertising medium.
Walnut is on the Missouri Pacific road.
WESTERN ARGUS.
Frankfort,
Kentucky.
PAT Mcdonald, Editor and Publisher.
A vigorous, progressive, seven-column
quarto newspaper. Democratic to the back-
bone. Always an able and fearless exponent
of the principles of straight-out Jeffersonian
Democracy. A large and steadily increasing
circulation through Franklin and adjacent
counties. An excellent advertising medium.
Send for rates.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG
UND
BEOBACHTER AM HUDSON.
Kingston - (RONDOUT) - New York.
The only official German paper for Ulster
County. Established 1881. Independent.
Circulation l.oOO. Advertisers will find it a
valuaVjle medium tlirough which to reacli the
many residents of this district.
Rates sent on application.
THE RAILROAD RECORD
AND
INVESTOR'S GUIDE.
Published Semi-monthly at the Southeast
corner Tiiii-d and Dock Streets,
Philadelphia, - Pennsylvania.
Devoted to the interests of holders of
Stocks, Bonds, and to the i^rotection of all
American Industries. Terms, $1 per year,
postage paid.
A limited number of advertisements in-
serted at 20 cents per line. Address
JOSEPH CREAMER.
Southeast corner Tliird and Dock Sts.
THE BEIiTON JOURNAL.
Bclton, . - ■
Texas.
HUNTER & ROBINSON, Eds. and Pub's.
Official paper of the city and county.
It is the only interior paper in the State
that maintains a strictly cash-in-advauce
subscription list. Its large home patronage
is an index to its value as an advertising
medium.
ALL HOME PRINT.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
RECORD OF THE CATHOLIC
BENEVOLENT LEGION.
CIRCULATING AMONG THE LEADING
CATHOLICS OF THE COUNTRY.
Tlie organ of a vigorous Co-operative Life
Insurance Society, which affords Catholics
all the advantages of the great Non-Catholic
Assessment Societies without their objection-
able features. Write for copies. Address,
'• THE RECORD OF THE C. B. L.,"
36 Court St., - Brooklyn, N. Y.
INDEPENDENT.
Herman,
Nebraska.
JOHN BRADFORD, Editor and Pub"r.
A lively, vigorous, eight-page weekly news-
paper, with a rapidly increasing circulation
through Washington and adjoining counties.
Independent in politics. An excellent adver-
tising medium.
Subscription, $1.00 a year in advance.
Send for rates
THE PEE DEE INDEX.
Marion,
South Carolina.
ALL HOME PRINT.
The Index has the largest circulation of
any paper published in Eastern South Caro-
lina.
Rates of advertising will be fui-nishd on
application.
MACFARLAN & HAMER, Publishers.
THE BUZZ SAW.
Mai'iouville, - - .
Missouri.
RUN BY
J. E. HOUGHTON.
The Buzz Saw is always in motion. Of
cour.se its (circula)tiou is extensive and rap-
idly increasing, there being no hindrance to
its speed(3') increase. Is all sawed at home.
Its editorials are " sharj)" and" pointed,"
and as an advertising medium there is none
running that equals it.
HEBRON HERALD.
Published Every Thursdaj, at
Hebi'on, _ . - lutliaua.
WINSLOW & MORGAN,
Editors and Publishers.
TERMS, fl.OO PER YEAR.
The only paper published in the town. Is
well establishc<l and has a large circulation.
It otters to advertisers superior advantages.
RATES REASONABLE.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1155
THE
ew York Jewish Volkszeitung.
181 EAST BROADWAY, - - NEAV YORK.
THE ONLY JEWISH LABOR WEEKLY IN THE WORLD, AND CONTAINS MORE
READING MATTER THAN ANY OTHER JEWISH NEWSPAPER EVER
PUBLISHED. PRICE THREE CENTS.
KANTOR, BROOKS & CO., Publishers. MOSES MINTZ & A. BRASLAVSKY, Editors.
OFFICE, 181 East Broadway, NEW YORK.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.— Oue year, $1.50; six mouths, 75c.: three months, 40c.
TO ADVERTISERS.— Taking into consideration tlie enormous and astonishing growth
of circulation of the New York JEWISH VOLKSZEITUNG, which is now already nearly
three times as large as could ever be expected, we think it very profitable for all merchants,
especially for those who are or desire to be patronized by the Jewish population of this city
and country, to advertise their business in its columns. Our rates of advertising are so
liberal as to" accommodate all advertisers. Bear in mind that a large majority of our read-
ers are unable to read any other paper, and therefore your advertisements can never reach
them but through our paper.
Geo. P. RowKLL & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
Farm and Household.
200, 202 AND 204 N. HOLLIDAY ST.,
BALTIMORE, - - - MARYLAND.
GEO. R. BELLOWS, ... - Editor and Publisher.
A JOURNAL OF CHOICE READING FOR THE FARM AND HOME. IT HAS A
LARGE CIRCULATION IN THE CITY, COUNTY, AND
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
A lirst-clas.'? advertising medium for reaching the more intelligent and better class of
* farmers, mechanics and business men generally.
RATES MODERATE AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Crip
CLEVELAND, - - - - - OHIO.
GRIP IS NOW IN ITS SECOND YEAR, AND ITS COURSE DURING ITS FIRST
TWELVE MONTHS HAS WON FOR IT THOUSANDS OF FRIENDS.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY SATURDAY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN
CLEVELAND. CIRCULATES EXCLUSIVELY ON THE WEST AND
SOUTH SIDES AND WESTERN SUBURBS.
Advertisers wishing to reach West and South sides of Cleveland can do so to the best
advantage in Grip. It is only ONE CENT, and is published every SATURDAY morning.
GRIP PUBLISHING CO., 476 Pearl St., opposite Jay St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. No. 10 Spruce St. New York.
The Church News.
"WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
NEW CATHOLIC FAMILY JOURNAL, PUBLISHED V\^EEKLY.
THE SUCCESS WHICH HAS ALREADY CROWNED THE EFFORTS OF THE PUBLISH-
ERS OF THE CHURCH NEWS TO ESTABLISH A FIRST CLASS CATHOLIC
FAMILY JOURNAL AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. IS AN ASSUR-
ANCE THAT THEIR ENTERPRISE IS FULLY APPRECI-
ATED, AND THAT IT SUPPLIES THE WANT.
LONG FELT IN WASHINGTON
CIRCLES.
As an advertising medium The Church News offers rare advantages, it being one of the
most carefully read papers in Washington. Rates of advertising lower than contemporary
journals. Address all communications to
THE CHURCH NEWS PUBLISHING CO., Washington, D. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
13 o6 GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
SALEM REVIEW-PRESS.
SAL.E3I (County f*eat), - - WAsSllINGTON CO., N. Y.
JAMES GIBSON, Editor and Proprietor. GEO. B. McCARTEE, Manager.
Published every Friday morning. Subscription, $1.00. Four pages of tliirty-six columns.
The oldest, best, ;ind most popular advertising medium, and has the largest "circulation in
Northern New York and Southern Vermont of an > paper in tliis section, ;ind also a good cir-
culation in parts of Massachusetts and in the Western States. An excellent family paper
reaching almost every family in this and adjoining counties. Has a good Job Office doing
first-class work. Population of town nearly 4,(HX).
THE MICHIGAN POULTRY BREEDER.
BATTLE CREEK, .... MICHIGAN.
PUBLISHED BY BARNES & CADY.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO POULTRY AND PET STOCK.
Advertising rates low. Subscription 50 Cents Per Year Sample copies free.
Address all ctmimunications
THE MICHIGAN POULTRY BREEDER.
No, 7 W. Jackson Street, Battle Creek, Michigan.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SOUTH OMAHA DAILY STOCKMAN.
SOUTH OMAHA, .... - NEBRASKA.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING (EXCEPT SUNDAY) BY
ERION & RICH, Editors and Proprietors, South Omaha, Nebraska.
The Stockman is the official organ of the Union Stock Yards, representing the wonderful
growth and business of the central live stock market of the United States, and is read b.y all
stockmen both East and West. Subscription $5 per year. Advertising rates made known at
the office. First-class Job Department in connection.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MERCURY.
MOLiINE, - 7 - - - . KANSAS.
Established 1883.
ARMSTRONG & CO., Land & Loan Brokers, Editors and Publishers.
A bright weekly paper, cftx-ulating extensively in an unexcelled stock-grow^ing and agri-
cultural district. Moline is a thrifty little city of 1,01J() population. Has two railroads, and is
surrounded by a fine farming country. If you desire to invest In Kansas real estate write
us just what you want, we will furnish you trustworthy information. Enclose stamp.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
^ UNION PACIFIC EMPLOYES' MAGAZINE.
DENVER, . • - . - - - . COLORADO.
OFFICIAL ORGAN, D. A. 82. K. OF L.
J. N. CORBIN, Manager and Editor.
A Mouthl.v Magazine devoted to the interests of Employer and Employee.
This publication is the property and official organ of the employees of the Union Pacific
Railway Co. of District 82, K. of L As a permanent advertising medimn it has no equal.
Transient rates $1 per inch. Liberal rates given on long time advertisements and large
space. Goods made by convicts or by unfair employers cannot be advertised at any price.
Geo.' p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE THROCKMORTON TIMES.
Published in
THROCKMORTON, - - THROCKMORTON CO., TEX.
J. E. POOLE, Editor and Proprietor.
Weekly. On the border of the great stock-raising and farming sections of Northwest
Texas. Is an Al advertising medium. Try it. RATES LOW. Only paper in the County.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
EVENING DEMOCRAT.
MARYSVIL.L.E, - - . . CALIFORNIA.
MILTON McWHORTER, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively, seven-column quarto. Every evening except Sunday. Delivered by
carriers to almost everv home in the place. Marysville has nearly 6,0(X) population. Read by
everybody, and one of the best advertising mediums in Central California. Send for rates.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE HARRISON GLOBE.
Published Every Thursday, at
HARRISON, _ . - - DOUGLAS CO., DAK.
GEO. E. CULVER, Publisher. Subscription, $1.50 per year, in advance.
The Globe is the only English paper published in Harrison, consequently is an excellent
medium for advertisers desiring to reach that section. Rates furnished upon application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1157
Rocky Mountain Mining Review.
a>ENVER, - - - - COLORADO.
ISSUED WEEKLY BY
THE MINING REVIEW PUBL,ISHING COMPANY.
riNCOKPORATEDj
Office, 1,209 SEVENTEENTH ST. - - - - H. L. WADS WORTH, Editor and Manager.
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN MINING REVIEW IS DEVOTED TO THE MINING,
MANUFACTURING, RAILWAY AND TRADE INTERESTS
OF THE WEST.
WE HAVE ALREADY A LARGER CIRCULATION IN THAT SECTION THAN
THAT OF ALL OTHER JOURNALS COMBINED, AND EFFORTS ARE
BEING PUT FORTH TO DOUBLE IT WITHIN THE
NEXT THREE MONTHS.
THE MOST VALUABLE AND SATISFACTORY 31EDIUM OF ADVERTISING FOR
THOSE DESIRING TO SUPPLY THIS RAPIDLY DEVELOPING
COUNTRY.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
Remittances may be made at our risk by Draft. Money Order, or Registered Letter,
payable to THE MINING REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO
MINING REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY,
P. O. BOX 3,134, DENVER, COLO.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1158 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CRESCENT.
NEW CASTLE, - - _ - . INDIANA^
C. F. SUDWARTH, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00.
An energetic, vigorous, seven-coliinm quarto Weekly. Independent in politics, with a
rapidly increasing circulation throughout Henry and adjoining counties.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM, ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
» THE MERRY IVAR.
Issued Every Saturday.
CLINTON, - - - - - - IOWA.
D. H. WINGET, Editor.
A Society Paper. Published on cream tint book paper. General Society, Dramatic and
Sporting Notes, Short Stories, Wit and Humor without vulgarity. Fine Job Office attached.^
CIRCULATION VERY SATISFACTORY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
COLLECTORS^ SCIENCE MONTHLY.
BATTIiE CREEK, - . - . MICHIGAN.
A large monthly magazine pertaining to natural history and collecting. Also having
departments pertaining to fancy poultry, pet stock and bicycling. Sample copy 5 cents ; 50
cents per year. Advertising rates $1,(K) per inch. All styles of electroty ping and engraving
executed in a satisfactory manner. Send for estimates on anything you desire in this line..
Address, H. G. SPAULDING & CO., Battle Creek, Mich.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MATRIMONIAL NEWS.
1009 MAIN STREET, - - - KANSAS CITY, MO.
STARK TAYLOR, Editor and Managei-.
A Weekly newspaper, devoted to the advancement of Marriages. Eight pages, contain-
ing in each issue hundreds of Personals from ladies and gentlemen desiring correspondents
with a view to matrimony. Circulation at present 5,000 and rapidly increasing, so that w^e
confidently expect to reach a subscription list of ten thousand or upwards before half of
1887 has expired. Sent post paid to any address in the world for $2.00 a year. Sample copy
5 cents. A personal advertisement of 40 words inserted one time free of charge for all yearly
subscribers. Advertising rates 5 cents per line, strictly one price to all. Established 1886.
CHICO ADVERTISER.
CHICO, _ - - . SALINE CO., KANSAS.
LAMBERT WILLSTAEDT, Editor and Publisher.
Is a valuable advertising medium, because it reaches a large number of farmers in the
celebrated Gypsum Valley, one of the most productive valleys in the Golden Belt.
CARLTON ADVOCATE.
Edited and published by Lambert Willstaedt, at Carlton, Dickinson Co., Kansas, presents
the same advantages as the "Advertiser," as it reaches the farmers in Holland Valley' and
way beyond it. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AGRICULTURAL NEAVS.
OZARK, - - - - - - ARKANSAS.
W. G. MERRITT, Editor and Publisher.
A lively, progressive Weekly, published at a great cotton and fruit shipping centre.
It is well established and has an extensive and rapidly increasing circulation among an
intelligent class of readers, the better class of farmers and mechanics. Adopted by the
labor organizations as their official organ. Average circulation of 2,000. An unequalled
advertising medium. Sure to bring ample returns for money invested. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE GAEL.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
BROOKLYN, - - - - - NEW YORK.
Established 1881, under the auspices of the Brooklyn Philo-Celtic Society. Terms, $1.00
per year. The first journal ever published in the Irish language. Gives Easy Lessons in
Irish, with Pronouncing Vocabulary. Translations from Irish to English and vice versa.
Correspondence in the Irish Language, Songs, Pieces for Recitation, etc., in both Irish and
English. Bourke's Lessons and Dr. Gallagher's Sermons in Irish, etc.
This little journal is an excellent advertising medium, as it penetrates to wheresoever
an Irishman has secured a foothold. M. J. LOGAN, Editor and Publisher.
NINTH VOLUME.
PIERCETON RECORD.
PIERCETON, ... - - INDIANA.
(FORMERLY INDEPENDENT.)
CIRCULATION, 1,040. BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN KOSCIUSKO COUNTY.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY SMITH & RYERSON.
AN INDEtPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1159
EVERYBODY READS
The Texas Mockingbird.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
DALLAS, - - -_ - TEXAS.
J. ALEX. MURPHY, Editor and Proprietor.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO SOCIETY, LITERATURE, HUMOR, SPORT,
CURRENT NEWS AND GENERAL READING.
The Texas Mockingbird is one of the most interesting, readable and valuable papers
published in the Southwest. No objectionable matter of any kind permitted to enter its
columns. It is a high-toned family journal. It keeps pace with the times and gives each
week some valuable Information for Everybody.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE TEXAS MOCKINGBIRD IS UNSUR-
PASSED IN THIS SECTION.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
(BY MAIL. POSTAGE PREPAID.)
One Year, invariably in Advance, - . - . $'^.00
Six Months, invariably in Advance, . - . . 1.00
Three Months, invariably in Advance, - ... go cts.
Delivered in City, per Mouth, ..... 20 cts.
One Hundred Years, invariably in Advance, - - 160.00
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Iowa W. C. T. U. Messenger.
" O Send Out Thy Light and Thy Truth."
DES MOINES, - - - - IOWA.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE IOWA W. C. T. U.
Mrs. FLORENCE MILLER, Editor. CONVENTION OF THE W. C. T. U., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION. $1.()0 A YEAR.
It advocates the Abolition of the Dram Shop and that it should never have Legal
existence in the Land. The way to Stop, is to stop what Causes It. We want
Laws that will cut off the Supply of Intoxicating Drink.
A PAPER THAT COMMENDS ITSELF TO EVERY RIGHT THINKING MAN OR
WOMAN IN THE LAND.
A Large and Increasing Circulation. Legitimate advertisements inserted and surely
derive ample benefit. All information cheerfully given on application.
Geo. p. Rowei.l & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1160
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE NATIONAL. METHODIST.
Indiauapolis, - - Indiana.
J. A. Mckinley, Editor and Publisher.
A paper for families and Sabbath schools.
Contains, besides the Editorial Departnaent,
a Summary of Religious News, a full Textual
Exposition of the International S. S. Lessons,
with Analysis, Illustrative Readings, Ques-
tions, Bible Dictionary, etc., etc., for parents,
teachers and advanced scholars ; a Missionary
Department, and a large amount of practical
religious reading. The Sabbath School De-
partment secures the preservation of each
number a full month. A Good Advertising
medium.
THE NATIONAL UNION.
Chicag^o,
Illinois.
An interesting eight-page Journal devoted
to the interest of the order from which it
derives its name. Correspondence from
members of the order of different councils,
formation of new councils together with their
articles and by-laws, and general news of un-
doubted interest to members of the order
wherever situated. Correspondence with
members solicited. Address
J. M. CHAMBERS,
88 Fifth Avenue, Chicago, 111.
TRIBUNE
Cliutonville,
Wisconsin.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS.
FRANK H. BRADY, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
A progressive eight-page weekly news-
paper, with a circulation of nearlj' 1,000
copies, and steadilj' increasing through Wau-
paca and adjacent counties.
An excellent Advertising Medium.
SHEIiBY NEWS.
Shelbyville,
Kentucky.
READ BY EVERYBODY.
JNO. P. COZINE. Editor and Publisher.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
A bright, interesting, progressive news-
paper with a sworn circulation of 1,850 copies,
and steadily increasing throughout Shelbj^
and adjoining counties.
JOURNAL..
Syracuse,
Kansas.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
A wide-awake progressive Republican pa-
per, ably edited, full of news and choice read-
ing matter, with a large and increasing circu-
lation. If you wish to reach the trade of this
section, advertise in the Journal.
THE STABLE.
Published at
58 Bond Street, - New York City.
THE ONLY PUBLICATION OF ITS CLASS.
Monthly Magazine for Circulation In Public
and Private Stables, and among horse owners
generally who use the Horse as a means
to profit.
THE CATHOLIC NEWS.
13 Barclay Street, Ne'»v York City.
If you desire to bring your goods to the
notice of 1,000,000 readers, and to every Cath-
olic Church, Convent, College and Institution
in the United States and Canada the foUovr-
ing will interest you. The Catholic News is
a weekly Catholic paper published at $1.00 a
year. Over 14,000 agents consisting of Priest,
Teachers, Officers of Societies and other active
Catholics as well as Newsdealers assisted us
in securing a large circulation.
Address The Catholic News,
P. O. Box 1513, New York City, N. Y.
THE SOUTHERN RECORDER.
Office, 2S Young St., Atlanta, Ga.
Bishop H. M. TURNER, D.D., LL.D,
Editor and Proprietor.
M. A. MASON. - - Secretary.
DAVID M. TURNER, - Manager.
Subscription Per Annum, $1.50.
Single Copy 5 Cents.
A Temperance and Religious Journal.
Largely Circulated through the Southern
States. A few choice Advertisements taken
on reasonable terms.
NEW AGE.
Attalla,
Alabama.
A. G. LEE, Editor. J. W. HEATH, Publisher,
A WIDE-AWAKE, INTERESTING AND PRO-
GRESSIVE PAPER.
The only paper published in the place or
in a wide cu'cle, ably edited, and with a
rapidly Increasing circulation.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
THE COLEMAN VOICE.
Published every Friday, at
Coleman, - - Texas.
CALLAN & SON, Editors and Proprietors.
The only paper published in Coleman,
the County Seat of Coleman County. Has a
large and growing circulation in Coleman,
Runnels, Taylor, Concho, McCulloch, San
Saba, Brown, Callahan and other counties.
It is published in one of the richest and most
prosperous towns in the State, and the ter-
minus of G. C. & S. F. R. R.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
HERALD
Buena Vista,
Colorado.
A. R. KENNEDY, Editor and Publisher.
THE OLDEST PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
Established 1881.
IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
It has an extensive circulation among ranch-
men, miners, railroaders and millmeu, and is
an invaluable medium for reaching this trade.
BAPTIST CHRONICLE.
Shreveport,
Louisiana.
W. S. PENICK, Editor.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
THE REPRESENTATIVE ORGAN OF THE
BAPTISTS OF LOUISIANA.
Is gaining in ciKCulation steadily, very ably
edited. A few choice advertisements taken
at moderate rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1161
The Brooklyn Citizen.
PUBLISHED AT IS7 MONTAGUE ST.,
BROOKLYN, - - - NEW YORK.
Three Editions Daily (four pages). Price Two Cents, and on Sunday Mornings
(Eight Pages), Three Cents.
IS THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC DAILY PUBLISHED IN BROOKLYN.
And is now one of the most prosperous and widely circulated papers in tlie United
States. The success of The Citizen has rarely been paralleled in American journalism. It
was received with favor at once by the public, and has grown with amazing rapidity in the
good esteem of the people. AS AN ADVERTISING I>IEI>IIT>I The Citizen has
proven to be of great value. Every considerable merchant in Brooklyn and most of the
distinguished houses of New York use its columns. The Citizen publishes all the news that
is worth publishing— sporting news, social news, dramatic and musical news, personal
news. Wall street news, literary news, religious news, lousiness news, and neai'ly every
other sort of news. The Citizen is preeminently a family paper, a paper for the fireside, a
paper to be read at the supper table, a paper to be taken for entertainment, for enlighten-
ment, and for edification, and, above all, a paper that decent parents can safely put in the
hands of their children.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
THE
Indiana Eclectic Medical Journal
$1.U0 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPY. 10 CENTS.
INDIANAPOLIS, - - - INDIANA.
A MONTHLY, DEVOTED TO MEDICINE, SCIENCE AND HEALTH.
We are liberal, independent and fearless, Liberal— so liberal that we print on our
pages, fi'om whatever source it may come, the very best to^ be had, and will benefit the
largest number. Independent of any clique, ring or dictators. Fearless of any dogma, no
matter how aged or environed, and in the onward march for truth and the right.
Rates Liberal. Giveu on Application.
Special care is given to the advertising department— ever keeping in view the mutual
interest that should exist between the publisher and his advertisers. Address :
G. W. PICKERILL, M.D., Editor and Publisher,
118 North Illinois St., Indianapolis, Ind.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Delaware Weekly Review-
SEAFORD, - - - - DELAAVARE.
REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY, Editors and Publishers.
♦
A PAPER DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF SEAFORD AND VICINITY, CONTAINING
ALL THE LOCAL AND FOREIGN NEWS, AND ITS COLUMNS TEEMING
WITH CHOICE READING MATTER.
Published every Saturday, and has one of the largest circulations of any countrj- news-
paper in Delaware. An invaluable advertising medium.
Its charges are reasonable and its terms cash. Write for rates and information.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ONLY HOTEL AND COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' PAPER IN IOWA.
READ BY ALL HOTEL, TRAVELING AND RAILROAD MEN, AND THE GENERAL
TRAVELING PUBLIC.
Northwestern Hotel Reporter.
DES MOINES, - - - - IOWA.
PUBLISHED BY THE HOTEL REPORTER COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE: DES MOINES. EASTERN OFFICE: CHICAGO.
All the Hotel, Commercial Traveler and Railway News. Endorsed by the Hotel keepers'
Association of Iowa. Official Organ of the Iowa Division Travelers' Protective Asso-
ciation of the United States, which represents 2.50,000 Traveling Men.
The Reporter goes to all the hotels in Iowa and the leadiujj hotels in the priucipal cities
and towns in the United States, besides a large number of traveling men. A valuable
advertising medium for Wholesale Merchants, Hotels, and those desiring to reach Commer-
cial Travelers and their families in any part of the United States.
Subscription price, $1 per annum. Advertising rates very low. Sample copies sent on
application.
Geo. p. RowELi. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
116'J GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ADVERTISERS. SEND FOR FREE SAMPLE COPIES OF THE
DAILY GAZETTE AND W^EEKLY GAZETTE.
PUBLISHED AT
ABILENE, ---... KANSAS,
BY THE GAZETTE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Circulates throughout Central and We.sterii Kansas, t'roin Topeka west to the Colorado State
line, and south from Central Nebraska to the Indian Territory.
Circulation, Jan. 1. 1SS7 : Daily, S,(K>ii copies; Weekly, o,50i) copies. A most excellent
medium for manufacturers of agricultural implements.
Geo. p. Rovvell & Co., Agents, lU Spruce St., New York.
~ WEBSTER CITY TRIBUNE.
WEBSTER CITY, - - - HAMILTON CO., IOWA.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER. ECONOMY PRINTING HOUSE.
CHAS. D. HELLEN, Editor and Proprietor.
The best equipped office in the County. Only SI. 00 per year. Issued every Friday.
A GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OF l.TOO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CHICAGOER ARBEITER ZEITUNG. 7~~~~
CHICAGO, - . - . . ILLINOIS.
THE ONLY DAILY WORKINGMEN'S PAPER IN THE WEST.
VOKBOTE. Weekly. The oldest German Workingmen's Paper in the United States*
DIE FACKEL. Sunday. The best-circulated German family paper in Chicago.
PUBLISHED BY THE SOCIALISTIC PUBLISHING SOCIETY, FR. BIELEFELD. Manager.
Advertisers would do well to note our rates. Established 1872.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FOREIGN TRADE GAZETTE.
HEAD OFFICE,
TRIBUNE BUILDING, - - NEW YORK CITY^
A MONTHLY REVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE TOPICS,
Agents and Correspondents at all important points throughout the world. Unequaled
as an advertising medium for the Export Trade, aud indispensable to all who are interested
in iniernational trade affairs. Information in regard to advertising rates, etc., will be sent
on receipt of request. Subscription, S3.(K» a Year.
STANDARD.
CALLAWAY, . . - . - NEBRASKA.
SHERWOOD & OWENS, Editors and Publishers.
A large, active, progi-essive journal. Independent Democratic. Very ably edited. It has
a good and steadily increasing circulation throughout Custer County, which is peopled by
thrifty, well-to-do farmers. An excellent advertising medium. Send for rates, which are
low. Advertise in it, it will surely bring ample reward.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
QUINCY JOURNAL.
QUINCY, - - - - - LOGAN CO., OHIO.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
F. LADD, Editor and Proprietor.
The Journal is an 8-page. 48 column newspaper with a rapidly growing circulation.
Its pages are clean and free from all objectionable matter. The low price of subscription
(Sl.d'i a year) places it in almost every home within a territory including many miles aroui.d
Quincy, and makes it an excellent medium for advertisers to reach a large and wealthy
territory with their announcements.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TIMES. ^.x^^w .,T
GALENA, - - - -,„.-,,- MISf^OURI.
ROBT. C. VILES, Editor and Publisher.
An active, progressive Weeklv Paper, with an increasing circulation in a great cotton-
growing and rich section of country generally, among an intelligent class of people.
ADVERTISING IN IT BRINGS AMPLE RETURNS. GIVE US A TRIAL.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SCHOOL CHRONICLE.
MON3IOUTH, - - - - WARREN CO., ILL.
A MONTHLY NEWSPAPER FOR TEACHERS, PUPILS AND SCHOOL OFFICERS.
L. H. BRISTOL, Business Manager.
Terms of Subscription— One copv, one vear, lio cts. ; five copies to one address, each 40cts.;
ten copies to one address, each S5 cts.; twenty or more copies to one address, each 3.i cts.
The Chronicle circulates and is read by almost every family in Warren County, and is
therefore a most desirable advertising medium. ^^^„
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN XEVVSl'APEK DIRECTORY. 1163
ONE CENT A COPY 1 50 CENTS A YEAR!
The Penny Weekly.
CHICAGO, - - - ILLINOIS.
CAN YOU POSSIBLY GET MORE FOR THE MONEY ?
THE PENNY WEEKLY
IS A WIDE-AWAKE WEEKLY PUBLICATION OF SIXTEEN LARGE QUARTO
PAGES, WHICH WILL OCCASIONALLY BE ILLUSTRATED.
THE PENNY WEEKLY
A FIRST-CLASS PAPER FOR ADVERTISERS. ITS RE^IARKABLY LOW PRICE
AD3IITS IT TO EVERY HOME, WHILE THE GENERAL STYLE IN
WHICH IT IS PUBLISHED MAKES IT ONE OF THE FEW
PAPERS THAT ARE CAREFULLY READ AND
RE-READ, AND THAT ARE NEVER
THROWN AWAY.
THE PENNY WEEKLY
IS A PAPER FOR ALL CLASSES OF READERS AND ESPECIALLY THE HOME.
EVERY NUMBER CONTAINS 3IATTER OF INTEREST TO OLD AND YOUNG— TO
FATHER, MOTHER, BOYS AND GIRLS. ITS CONTINUED STORIES WILL
BE THE BEST PUBLISHED IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; ITS
POETRY AND SKETCHES ARE BRIGHT AND INTERESTING;
ITS DEPARTMENTS ARE CONDUCTED BY EXPERI-
ENCED WRITERS; AND NOT A PHRASE OR
WORD IS PERMITTED TO APPEAR IN
ITS PAGES THAT ANY FATHER
WOULD NOT WILLINGLY
HEAR HIS DAUGH-
TER READ
ALOUD.
THE PENNY WEEKLY,
IN SEEKING TO EXTEND ITS CIRCULATION, ADOPTS A POLICY HITHERTO
UNKNOWN AMONG WEEKLY PAPERS. ITS PRICE TO SUBSCRIBERS IS FIXED
AT THE EXACT COST OF PAPER, PRINTING AND POSTAGE, LEAVING
ALL OTHER EXPENSES AND A 3IODERATE PROFIT TO BE DE-
FRAYED FROM THE ADVERTISING PATRONAGE, WHICH
A LARGE CIRCULATION INEVITABLY ATTRACTS.
HERE IS XO OTHER PUBLICATION IN AMERICA OR EUROPE WHICH GIVES
ANYTHING LIKE AS MUCH GOOD READING FOR SO LITTLE MONEY.
Can you Invest FIFTY CENTS better than in a year's subscription to
THE PENNY WEEKLY.
Address all communications on every subject to
"THE PENNY WEEKLY," CHICAGO, ILL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
ONLY EVENING PAPER
IN A CITY OF 40,000 INHABITANTS.
EVENING TRIBUNE,
Galveston, - - - - Texas.
THE BEST MEDIUM
FOR LOCAL ADVERTISING.
REPORTER.
Dale, ... Indiana,
LOU BLACK, Editor and Publisher.
An enterprising and vigorous eiglit-page
paper, with an extensive and increasing cir-
culation throughout Spencer County. Mer-
chants desirous of sharing in the trade of
this enterprising place would consult their
interests by advertising in the Reporter.
Rates Low and Furnished on Application.
FREDSBUDET.
Cormorant,
Minnesota.
J. H. MYHRE, Editor and Publisher.
A sixteen-page octavo monthly. Scandi-
navian. Established 1878, and having a cir-
culation of over 5,200 copies among the peo-
ple of that nationality. It can readily be
seen that it possesses advantages as an adver-
tising medium possessed by no other paper.
ENTERPRISE.
(Formerly the Visitor.)
Walkersville,
Maryland,
AUGUSTUS CLEMM, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription Only 50 Cents a Year.
A bright, lively, interesting newspaper,
chuck full of local news and choice reading
matter rapidly gaining in favor, as its cir-
culation proves, through Frederick County.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
C li A R I O N .
Richland,
lo^va.
J. D. HAWORTH, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, Sl-50 A YEAR.
An influential and ably edited paper. Es-
tablished 1880. Republican in Politics. Has
an extensive circulation among the better
class in Keokuk and adjoining counties.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates moderate and furnished on application.
PEMBINA COUNTY NEWS.
Hamilton,
Dakota.
MCMILLAN & MUIR, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 A YEAR.
An energetic progressive paper, always a
fearless exponent of the principles of straiglit-
out Democracy. A powerful aud popular or-
gan in the county as evinced bj' its rapidly
increasing circulation, which raised to 1,700 in
three months.
A DESIRABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates Moderate. Send for them.
M A S O N I A .
SEID EINIG, EINIG, EINIG !
'Z3'2 East 33d Street, New York City»
J. J. BURIAN, M.D., Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page German weekl3', devoted to
masonic, liuman aud social interests, the only
publication of its kind in the country with a
circulation of over 1,000 copies and increasing.
It possesses peculiar advantages as an adver-
tising medium that no other paper in the
country can claim, not because they are only
built, but that they also travel that way.
HERALD
Ulysses,
Nebraska.
CHAS. T. PRICE, Editor and Publisher.
A progressive weekly in a progressive town.
A good paper and a good advertising me-
dium. Its circulation has exceeded the most
sanguine expectations of the publisher.
Rates low and furnished on application.
ECONOMIST.
Warreutou,
Missouri*
GEORGE BARTHOLOMAENS,
Editor and Publisher.
A live, vigorous newspaper, full of news
local and otherwise, each list adds
hosts of subscribers to it.
A Good Advertising Medium for Warren
County and surrounding country.
GOLD L.EAF.
Villa Rica,
Georgia.
C. O. & R. T. PEAVY, Editors and Publishers.
A very lively and spicy weekly, containing
all the local news and columns of choice
reading matter affording a rich treat for its
patrons every Wednesday. Its circulation is
rapidly increasing, and it is one of the best
advertising mediums for reaching the trade
of this section. Rates moderate and fiu*-
nlshed on application.
THE OxMAHA BREEZE.
Omaha,
Morris Co., Tex»
ALL HOME PRINT.
By W. C. WILLIAMS.
Is the only "All Home Print" paper that
has a general circulation throughout Morris
County. The Breeze is strictly a Morris
County paper.
INDIANA CHRISTIAN
• ADVOCATE.
Indianapolis, - - Indiana.
Rev. T. a. GOODWIN, Editor.
ADVOCATE PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION^, $1.25, IN ADVANCE.
A large 16-page weekly jiaper, published in
the interests of Religion, Morality and Tem-
perance, with the Sabbath School Inter-
national Lessons in, which insures good care
to the paper. An extensive aud increasing cir-
culation. A few choice advertisements in-
serted at moderate rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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THE ONLY OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE AGRICULTURAL WHEEL
(70,000 strong)
OF TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.
The Toiler.
FULTON,
KENTUCKY.
J. B. WHITNEY,
Editor.
Issued Every Friday Morningr.
Subscription, 50 Cents per Year.
''THE TOILER" IS THE FARRIERS' PAPER OF THIS SECTION, AND IS DEVOTED
TO THE INTERESTS OF THE AGRICULTURALIST GENERALLY.
IT WAS ESTABLISHED MAY 21, 1888, AND HAS A BONA FIDE CIRCULATION OF
4,000, AND RAPIDLY INCREASING EVERY DAY.
AS THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE GREAT SOUTHERN FARMERS' ORGANI-
ZATION, THE AGRICULTURAL. WHEEL, IT IS READ BY
FULLY 25,000 FARMERS AT THEIR MEETINGS,
WHICH OCCUR WEEKLY.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT GOES JUST WHERE ADVERTISERS CAN
GAIN A RICH REWARD.
"THE TOILER" STANDS WITHOUT A PEER IN THE STATES OF TENNESSEE
AND KENTUCKY AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
BEFORE SEPT. 1, 18ST, THE CIRCULATION OF "THE TOILER" WILL BE 10,000,
SO, TO ADVERTISERS, IT IS A RARE CHANCE.
PositiTcly No Wood-Base Cuts ^vill be Accepted.
PRICES GIVEN UPON APPLICATION.
Try the columns of "THE TOILER" once and be convinced of its advertising merits.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1166
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
DEMSON NEWS.
DAILY AND, WEEKLY.
Denisou, - Graysou Co., Tex.
Published at the Gateway to Texas.
THOS. D. BOGIE, Manager.
Only Morning Daily in the most populous
county in Texas. Published in a lively young
city of 15,000 people.
ADVERTISING RATES MODERATE.
CRAAVFORD COUNTY JOURNAL.
Established 1882.
Soldier's Grove,
Wisconsin.
JAS. DINSDALE, Editor and Publisher.
An Independent four-page weekly paper.
With an increasing cii'culation in a great
lumber district among readers who are im-
pressed w^ith a well -worded advertisement.
SEND FOR RATES.
DAKOTA BLIZZARD.
Copp,
Dakota.
GEO. A. NICHOLS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, §1.50 A YEAR.
A bright, live weekly paper, with an in-
creasing circulation in a rich and fertile
farming country.
A Good Advertising Medium.
MONROE COUNTY SUN.
Clarendon,
Arkansas.
W. E. SPENCER, Editor and Publisher.
A large eight-page democratic weekly
paper, with an increasing circulation in a
rich agricultural section. Established 1877,
and is one of the best advertising mediums
in Eastern Arkansas. Subscription $1.50.
Send for rates.
THE PEOPLE.
Sau Francisco, - California.
Eiglit-Page Weeklv.
J. K. PHILLIPS & M. S. WAHRHAFTIG, Ed-
itors and Managers. Subscription, $1.00 per
annum. Address People Publishing Co.,
Sau Francisco, California. THE PEOPLE
3IONTHLY-Pamphlet form of over 1(A)
pages. Subscription price for subscribers to
the Weekly, 50 cents ; all others Sl.OO per an-
num. Address as above. Will under no con-
sideration advertise saloons and pawn-shops,
or any other business the existence of
which is rather undersirable, or which is a
palpable fraud on its face.
CRITTENDEN COURIER.
Dyciisbiirg,
Kentucky.
GEO. T. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively little paper, full of news,
with a line local circulation. A good chance
to reach the farmers and mechanics of Crit-
tenden County. Low rates.
Write and give us a trial.
COMANCHE COUNTY CITIZEN.
Avilla,
Kansas.
J. J. HARLOW, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively, eight page weekly, estab-
lished in 1885. Has a large circulation in
Comanche County, and is a first-class adver-
tising medium. Give us a trial.
Send for rates.
THE TRUE CITIZEN.
Published Weekly, at
Jasper, _ . _ Alabama.
CUNNINGHAM & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.
Is a staunch and reliable non-partisan paper,
fearlessly and aggressively advocating the
cardinal living principles of true republican-
ism. An excellent advertising medium. Cii'-
culation last year, over •>5,00u copies.
LE SORELOIS.
Sorel,
Quebec, Can.
RICHELIEU PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
A semi-weeklv French paper, established
1879. As it is the only French paper pub-
lished in the large district of Richelieu, com-
prising a population of over 80,000, it has
peculiar advantages as an advertising me-
dium that are possessed by no other journal.
Rates low and furnished on application.
THE WOMAN'S TRIBUNE.
Beatrice, - - Nebraska.
The organ of the NATIONAL WOMAN
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION. It was founded
in 1S><3, has a circulation of 6,000, and dis-
cusses all matters relating to the political,
legal and industrial status of woman.
Terms, SUK) a year. Sample copies free.
The Woman's Tribune is placed on file in a
large number of reading rooms, and almost
universally in Women's Clubs and Suffrage
Societies. Rates §1 an inch each monthly
iusei-tion. Advertisements of first-class firms
are solicited, and none others will be re-
ceived. CLARA B. COLBY, Editor and Pub.
POST.
Farniingrtou,
Wash. Territory.
E. T. TANNATT, Editor and Publisher.
A livelj', pi-ogressive weekly newspaper.
Independent. EstaTalished 188i, with an ex-
tensive and steadily increasing circulation
throughout Whitman County.
A good Advertising medium.
THE CLARION.
Lupkin,
Texas.
R. L. CHRISTOPHER,
Editor and Publisher.
One of the best papers published in Texas ;
witty, brilliant and ably edited ; devoted to
agriculture and immigration, better schools
and better homes. A i-apidly increasing cir-
culation ; one of the best mediums for adver-
tising in that section of Texas. Low rates ;
write for them.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
110'
PIQUANT ! PLUCKY '. POPULAR !
BREEZE, ESTABLISHED 1884.
BUILDING ERECTED 1886.
Brunswick Daily Breeze.
BRUNSWICK, - - - - GEORGIA.
THE LARGEST, OLDEST, MOST
WIDELY CIRCULATED AND
ONLY ESTABLISHED DAILY
IN GLYNN COUNTY.
Thousands of Dollars in valuable
Prizes distributed at the
Opera House among
Subscribers Annually.
ONLY A STRICTLY RELIABLE
CLASS OF
ADVERTISING CARRIED.
The fact that we carry three
times as much home advertising
as is carried by any other local
paper, bespeaks our value as an
advertising medium.
South End Telephone.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
BOSTON,
MASSACHUSETTS.
JOHN F. MARRIN, Editor. TELEPHONE PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
A LOCAL AND FAMILY PAPER.
DEVOTED TO LOCAL NEWS AND GENERAL LITERATURE.
SUBSCRIPTION S1.50 A YEAR.
Rare and Interesting Serial Stories and Choice Reading Matter in Everj' Issue.
EACH ISSUE BRINGS LARGE ADDITIONS TO THE LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS.
A model family newspaper, coming as it does after the toil of the week, it is considered
a rare treat for Sunday reading by most all of the prominent families of the Hub.
ONE OF THE VERY BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS GREAT STATE.
A bona fide circulation of over 5,000 and rapidly increasing.
RATES PROMPTLY SENT ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1168
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Established 1881.
DEMING HEADLIGHT.
Deniins:,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
... ^ew Mexico.
ED. PENNINGTON, Proprietor.
An independent newspaper. Best advertising
medium in Southern New Mexico.
NEWS.
Sore I,
Quebec, Can.
RICHELIEU PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
A vigorous, progressive paper, established
1879, witli an extensive and increasing circu-
lation. As it is the only English paper in the
large district of Richelieu, comprising a pop-
ulation of over 80,000, an iuvalualile advertis-
ing medium. Rates low and furnished on
application.
STAR.
Publish ed every Friday.
A LIVELY, ENERGETIC PAPER
Gatesville,
Texas.
GUS PERRY, Editor and Publisher.
Has a circulation of 1,000, and increasing
among an intelligent class of readers
Advertise in it, if you wish ample returns.
THE MAITLAND COURIER.
Maitlaud,
Florida.
C. F. TOWNSEND, Editor and Publisher.
DOES NOT LIE
ABOUT ITS CIRCULATION.
Advertisers will please notice that we pub-
lish our circulation for the entire year. Our
subscribers pay in advance or they get no
paper. We carry no deadheads nor dead ads.
INDEPENDENT.
Wakonda,
Dakota.
V. C. WASS, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, vigorous, independent seven-
column quarto, brimful of news, with a
rapidly-increasing circulation through Clay
and other counties ; a paper for the people,
and read by everybody ; advertise in it ; it is
sure to pay.
Send for rates.
SCOTT VALLEY NEWS.
Fort Joues,
California.
L. D. CLARK, Editor and Publisher.
This paper circulates in tlie richest mining
and agricultural region of Northern Califor-
nia, it has an extensive and increasing cir-
culation among an intelligent class of read-
ers in this section. An excellent advertising
medium. Advertising charges at the rate of
$1 per inch per month, or $15 per column ;
less than a qjiiarter of a column charged at
1-inch rates.
3IERCANTILE JOURNAL AND
TEXAS PRICE CURRENT.
Dallas,
Texas.
MERCANTILE PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
A vigorous, energetic paper, ably edited. A
standard authority on the market. A guar-
anteed Ijoiia fide circulation of 2,500 copies,
and increasing. The best medium for reach-
lug all classes of trade in the State.
Rates reasonable and furnished on applica-
tion^
THE A3IADOR DISPATCH.
Jackson,
Amador Co., Cal.
Published every Satui'dav, bj'
WM. M. PENRY, Editor and Publisher.
Terms : One Year, $3.00. The Dispatch is
published in one of the most important
mining and agricultural districts of the State.
Has an established circulation throughout
Amador and adjoining counties. Advertisers
will find it an unequaled medium. Rates of
Advertising (per square of 250 ems)— First in-
sertion, $1.50; each additional insertion, up to
four, $1.00; each subsequent insertion 35cts.
INTER-OCEAN.
Portland,
Dakota.
A. L. HEIKES, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 A YEAR.
The Inter-Ocean is a bright and interesting
paper, containing all the local news, and hav-
ing a large circulation among the best class
of readers in the county. Advertising rates
very reasonable and furnished on application.
ENTERPRISE.
Bri d g e wa t er ,
Nova Scotia.
J. L. OXNER, Business Manager.
CIRCULATION LARGE AND STEADILY
INCREASING.
Published in one of the liveliest and most
enterprising towns in Nova Scotia, and as an
advertising medium has no equal in Western
Nova Scotia.
EAGLE.
Garnett,
Kansas.
J. M. RICHARDSON, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
This paper was formerly the Anderson
County Democrat, established 1884, it is ably
edited. Contains all the local news and
choice reading matter. It is a good adver-
tising medium for this rich agricultural
region.
SEND FOR RATES.
SWIFT'S FLYING NEEDLE.
Warren, - - Arkansas.
W. T. SWIFT & SON, Editors and Publishers.
A well established, ably edited Democratic
weekly paper, " Sharp," " Pointed " and
" Polished," entering alni'^st every family in
this great cotton-growing section, without
the cotton and without tne "Needle," busi-
ness would stand still.
ADVERTISE IN IT IF YOU WISH YOUR
BUSINESS TO BOOM.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1169
A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
The Stamford News
Published Every Saturday Morning.
STAMFORD, - - - - CONNECTICUT.
GEORGE SAWTER. Editor and Proprietor.
HAS THE ESTEEM, RESPECT AND CONFIDENCE OF ITS PATRONS.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 IN ADVANCE.
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN FAIRFIELD COUNTY, AND UNSURPASSED AS AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
CIRCUL-ATION, 3,000 WEEKLY,
The paper aims to give the news crisp and fresh, and is a favorite in every family, and
considered one of the best advertising mediums in the county.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Insurance and Commercial
Magazine.
PUBLICATION OFFICE:
23 PARK ROW, - - - NEW YORK CITY.
POST-OFFICE BOX 941 NEW YORK.
WILLIAM H. LIVINGSTON, Editor and Manager.
The Insurance and Commercial Magazine is published monthly, with special reference
to Insurance, Financial, Manufacturing, and Commercial interests of the people.
By special arrangement this Magazine is placed in possession of the so-to-speak daily
pulse of the people, as shown in thousands of principal journals of the country ; and thus
Is enabled to form a very reliable opinion of current events.
Terms of Subscription— One Year, $5.00; Six Months, $3.00 Single Copies. 50 cents,
Payable in Advance. These prices include postage. Back Numbers Supplied.
Rates of Advertisiner— One Page, one year, $300; One-Half Page, one year, $200;
One-Quarter Page, one year, $100. Payable after the first insertion, or as by contract ; shorter
term and less space, short rates ; cover advertisement extra.
Remittances should be by Post Office order, check, or draft, drawn to the order of the
Manager.
No one authoi*ized to receipt for bills due this lYIagazine except the
Manager.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1170
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
31 O N I T O R .
Lieouai'dville, - - Ivausas.
S T A K .
ESTABLISHED 1883.
P. S. LOOFBOURROW, Editor aud Publisher.
A Large luteresting and Progressive Paper.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR.
Fi*eiiiont» - - Michigan.
C. M. BARNES, Editor and Publisher.
Has an extensive and increasing circulation
throughout Riley County.
A Good Advertising Medium.
Published every Friday. Subscription, $1.00
per year.
The Star has an extensive and rapidly in-
creasing circulation in Muskegon, Newaygo
and Oceana Counties. Advertisers will find
it a medium of rare merit. Rates made
known on application.
TIMES.
St. Cloud,
HERALD.
Minuesota. i Montrose,
Missouri.
C. F. MACDONALD, Editor and Publisher.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF STEARNS
COUNTY.
Is the leading Democratic weekly in the
State. Established over twenty five years.
A flrst-class advertising medium. Rates
moderate considering circulation and fur-
nished on application.
CALIFORNIA VOICE.
G. W. BENEDICT, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
San Francisco,
An interesting and lively journal. Eight
pages. Published in one of the liveliest and
one of the best business towns in the State.
Circulates among an intelligent and business
class of men.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Send for Rates.
BEE-KEEPERS' ADVANCE.
Maine.
California. Mechanics Falls,
GEORGE MORRIS, Editor and Publisher. J- B- MASON & SONS, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
A large twelve page w^eekly. Temperance.
It aims for the prohibition of the liquor
traffic, aud has for its object the elevation of
mankind, believing that Rum is the greatest
cause of his degradation. A large aud in-
creasing circulation. A few choice Adver-
tisements taken at reasonable terms.
SUBSCRIPTION ONLY 25 CENTS.
EXPRESS.
Paris,
A carefully prepared and well edited
monthly, w^hereby they keep all their patrons
fully posted on the latest devices of the
Apiary. It has a circulation already of 7,000
copies and increasing every month.
The best medium In the United States for
advertisers w ishing to reach the trade.
UNION REPUBLICAN.
Arkansas.
WM. M. GREENWOOD, Editor and Publisher.
A very neatly printed and ably edited news-
paoer, and one of the representative weeklies
of " Arkansas. Established 1S80. With a
large aud increasing circulation throughout
L >gan and other counties. Subscription, §1.00.
A VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
North Carolina.
Rates furnished on application.
OBSERVER.
Pointe a La Hache,
Louisiana.
ROBT. HINGLE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00.
An interesting and influential newspaper,
established in 1859, the fourth oldest paper in
the entire State, having a large circulation in
this beautiful country aptly been termed the
"Garden of the World." One of the very
best advertising mediums in the South.
Rates low considering circulation and fur-
nished on application.
Winston,
J. W. GOSLEN, Editor and Publisher.
A large, popular newspaper. Weekly, and
devoted to Political, Agricultural, Miscella-
neous and Religious Reading. Established
in 1871. With a circulation exceeding 1,500
copies and steadily increasing among an in-
telligent class of readers.
One of the best Advertising Mediums in th^
State. Send for rates
NEWS.
Mound Valley,
Kansas.
ENTERPRISE.
Shelbj-,
Michigan.
H. W. REID, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively paper chuck full of local
news and choice reading matter, fearless in
promulgating the doctrines of true Dem-
ocracy. It has an extensive and steadily
increasing circulation through Oceana and
other counties. I
C. M. BROWN, Editor and Publisher.
AN EIGHT-PAGE INTERESTING PAPER.
Devoted particularly to the local interests
of Mound Valley and Labette County, and
having a large circulation in the couuty.
Advertising rates moderate and furnished
on application.
INDEPENDENT.
Jordan, - - Minnesota.
KELLEY & BOSTIAN. Editors and Publishers.
A large, energetic and progressive news-
paper. Independent in all things, neutral in
nothing. Is devoted to the interests of this
great grain country, and has an extensive
and increasing circulation through Scott and
adjoining counties.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM. I AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1171
CONNECTICUT HOME.
WIL.LIMANTIC, - - - CONNECTICUT.
ALLEN B. LINCOLN, - - Editor and Publisher.
A State weekly newspaper, devoted, politically and otherwise, to the principle of the
prohibition of the'traffic in intoxicating beverages. The editorial columns, while especially
Intei-ested in this principle, discusses also all topics of public interest, and the news columns
summarize all events of local interest and domestic and literary topics in the same manner
of the best weelilies of the day. There is no advertising medium in Connecticut superior to
the Home, considering its rates. It will be the best and cheapest medium for the advertiser
to reach the people. Card of rates sent on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FARM AND HOME VISITOR.
BOYERTOWN, - - - PENNSYLVANIA,
EHST & EMES, - - Editors and Publishers.
An interesting monthly journal, devoted to Agriculture, the Truck Garden, Poultry
and the Home. Subscription, only 40 cents a year, in advance. The energy and push of its
management has gained for it a place in the front rank of the journals of America as an
advertising medium with over 5,000 readers and exceeding low rates. Advertisers are
reaping large returns for money inv(^sted. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CANADIAN MAGAZINE OF SCIENCE AND PATENT
OFFICE RECORD.
MONTREAL, - - - PROVINCE QUEBEC, CAN.
This magazine is published in the interests of Industrial Science, and as it contains the
only published record of the patents of invention issued by the Dominion of Canada, its
value as an advertising medium for anything which appeals to mechanical industry is pro-
nounced. It is profusely illustrated. Sample copies sent on application.
THE BURLAND LITHO CO., Publishers,
5 and 7 Bleury St., Montreal.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MAIL. AND EXPRESS.
ATLANTA, . _ - . GEORGIA.
MAIL AND EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
Subscription, Si a Year.
Ho, Advertisers ! If you wish a share of the trade of this great citj% the Metropolis of
the South, the Athens of America, and the city of destiny, why, employ at once the col-
umns of the Mail and Express. Sworn circulation, 10.000 copies weekly. Without an equal
in the South. Rates promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WEST RIVER NEW^S.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY, - - - VER3IONT.
CLARKE W. HARRINGTON, .... Editor.
One of the best papers of the State. Universally admitted to be the best paper ever
published in the place. By Its editor's untiring eflfort and zeal he has placed it in the fore-
most ranks of tlie papers of the State. Enjoys a large circle of readers among the best class
of people, and is a reliable and important advertising medium.
Subscription only $1.00 a year. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TIMES.
RED CLIFF, ----- EAGLE CO., COL.
G. C. ASH & CO., PUBLISHERS.
THE BEST MINING JOURNAL WEST OF THE CONTINENTAL DIVIDE.
Subscription $2.50.
AN A NO. 1 ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1172
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
HERAL.D.
Riitlaud,
Veriiioiit.
THE HERALD AND GLOBE ASSOCIATIOX,
Publishers.
Subscription, daily, $6, and weekly, $1.50.
A dally and weekly edition, the oldest jour-
nal in the State, and one of the oldest in the
country, established 1794, a circulation of
5,000 copies. No paper in the State can sur-
pass it as an advertising medium.
Rates furnished on application.
li E D G E R .
Tjerado,
Kansas.
ERANK A. NIBLACK, Editor and Publisher,
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.25.
The only paper published within a radius
of twent3^ miles, well established and ably
edited. Send for rates and advertise in it.
WIDE-AWAKE
Liake Park,
Minnesota.
WIDE-AWAKE CO., Editors and Publishers.
The paper, as its name implies, is progressive
and always keeping abreast of the times,
and keeping its patrons fully informed of the
latest news. It has a circulation of 11,000
copies, neatly finished, profusely illustrated
with cuts, in fact a paper of and for the peo-
ple. A flirst-class advertising medium. Sub-
scription only $1.00 a year. Send for Rates.
PASSAIC COUNTY JOURNAL..
TRIWEEKLY.
Issued Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Paterson, - - 'Sew Jersey.
OTTO STUTZBACH, Editor and Publisher.
An old established and ably edited German
newspaper, having a large circulation in this
city of 65,000 population, many of whom are
Germans. A first-class advertising medium.
Send for rates.
INDEPENDENT.
(Succeeds the Gazette.)
Jonesboro, - - Indiana.
JAS. PINKERTON, Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page independent paper, devoted
to the Interests of Jonesboro and vicinity, a
very popular paper, and very generally cir-
culated throughout Grant County. Rates
low and in advance, as the publisher knows
as the past certifies ,that whoever employs its
columns is sure to be benefitted, that when
he has an axe to grind he should pay for the
turning of the grindstone.
HERALD.
Homer,
Michigan.
GEO, L. WOODWARD, Editor and Pub'r.
An enterprising and interesting weekly
newspaper, full of local news of Homer and
Calhoun County, this beautiful place has
aptly been termed the "Garden of Michigan."
Wholesalers desning to share in the trade
of this locality should advertise in the
Herald. Send for Rates.
THE COL.OMA COURIER.
Colonia,
Rerrien Co., Mich.
A JOURNAL CIRCULATED AMONG THE
FARMING COMMUNITY OF THE
GREAT FRUIT BELT OF MICHIGAN.
As a medium for reaching the Farming
Classes Advertisers will find The Courier
especially valuable, as it is largely devoted
to their interests, and to the fruit producing
interests of this sectiou.
NEAT AND TASTILY DISPLAYED ADS.
On file with G. P. Rowell & Co., 10 Spruce
Street, New York.
REVISTA CATOLICA.
Las Vegas,
New Mexico.
JESUIT FATHERS, Publishers.
A Spanish-Catholic weekly of sixteen
pages. Established 1875. With a large circu-
lation among this nationality and faith who
predominate in this section of countrj'. A
few choice advertisements taken. Adver-
tisers can readily see the merits of using the
columns of this paper.
THE DEAF-MUTE ADVANCE.
Jacksonville,
Illinois.
FRANK READ, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
The Advance was established in 1870 and
each year gains in popularity and circulation.
It IS ably edited and conducted. Advertisers
will find it a medium of great value and
should send for rates.
THE LABOR RECORD.
Toronto,
Ontario, Can*
The only cooperative paper in the Domin-
ion of Canada. Circulation 5,000 and increas-
ing. Solely devoted to the Interests of the
Knights of Labor and Trades Unionists of the
Province of Ontario. An excellent advertis-
ing medium.
For rates and all information address
CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING COMPANY.
46 Yonge St. Arcade,
Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
NEWS.
Cambridge,
Wisconsin.
E.
L. HOWE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.00 a year.
Published every Weduesdaj'.
Giving all the local and general news of
importance and choice reading matter ; gives
a summary of the tobacco market for the
w^eek, and' letters from special correspond-
ents on important topics, steadily increasing
circulation, and an excellent advertising
medium. Rates furnished on application.
OSAGE COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Osage City,
Kansas.
MILES W. BLAIN, Editor and Publisher.
This paper was formerly published at Bur-
liugame and was established 1883, but owing
to its extensive and rapidly increasing cir-
culation, it was deemed advisable to move to
its present location, the centre of the great
coal belt and of a rich agricultural region.
Rates for advertising moderate and furnished
on Application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1173
W.F.B0WER5
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ANNUALLY SLOOlPASH.rtr
6 MONTHS .50 1 VafllfilllLL
1 PUBLISHED AT
1 WEST BOWERSYILLE. GA.
THE UNION IS THE RISING PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
It is established out of the high respect the editors hold to the Government of our
country — from which consideration comes its name — and it appeals for support and sym-
pathy to the entire country.
IN POLITICS IT IS LIBERAL, NOT HOLDING "PARTY" OF SO MUCH
IMPORTANCE AS PRINCIPLE.
Advertisers will find the UNION an excellent medium through which to reach the
sensible and substantial citizens of the country.
Write for Rates and Estimates. 3Iarvelous Inducements.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ATTENTION !
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MILITARY MAGAZINE.
FULLY SEVERAL THOUSAND NATIONAL GUARDSMEN, YOUNG MEN CHIEFLY^
JUST ENTERING BUSINESS LIFE, READ THE MILITARY MAGAZINE,
OURS.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
Apply for advertising rates of E. L. MILLER, 12 Vesey Street, or
Geo, p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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THE STAR OF SIKESTON.
ISSUED AVEEKLY.
Sikeston,
Scott Co., Mo.
J. F. MITCHIM, Editor aud Publisher.
For general advertising It is a medium ■vrhich
will well bear comparison with other excel-
lent papers, and those who are about to
send out their advertisements will do well to
place The Stak upon the list of selected
papers.
Advertising Rates on Application.
THE VVEEKL.Y GUIDE.
Falmouth, - - Kentucky.
TERMS : ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
The Guide is now considered the only reli-
able paper in Pendleton County, and is the
leading paper in the tobacco district of
Northern Kentucky. Devoted to the Home
Circle, the Workshop, and the People. Ad-
vertising rates furnished on application.
GEO. F. HENRY, M.D.. Falmouth, Ky.
L.EADER.
Indianapolis,
Indiana.
A. J. JOHNSON & BRO., Editors and Pub-
lishers.
An interesting and influential weekly jour-
nal, devoted to the interests of the Union La-
bor Party, and the oflficial organ of the party,
w^hich has a large following in this State. It
is therefore very widely and extensively cir-
culated, and has advantages as an advertis-
ing medium possessed by no other paper in
the State. Send for rates.
THE SOUTH JERSEY ADVER-
TISER.
Circulates in nearly 50 towns in New Jersey,
and in over 20 outside the State.
Camden, - - New Jersey.
J. J. SLEEPER, Editor.
The Home Visitor, fomerly of Philadelphia,
The Palmyra News and Palmyra Record
were bought by the South Jei'sej' Publishing
Company, aud all consolidated with and are
now publislied in Camden as the South Jer-
sey Advertiser, giving it a circulation of
nearly 2,100 copies. This is the only paper In
South Jersey which gives special attention to
Agricultural matters.
ABINGDON VIRGINIAN.
Abingdon,
Virginia.
GEO. W. GARY, Editor and Publisher.
A large, influential, reliable and progi-essive
weekly newspapei\ full of local news and
choice reading matter ; has a regular Wash-
ington correspondent, and publishes every-
thing of interest to the public at large. A
paper of, and for the people, and a circula-
tion of over 1,000 copies, making it au inval-
uable advertising medium. Seud for rates.
CUMBERLAND TIMES.
Greenup, ... Illinois.
WILL S. TOBEY, Editor.
TIMES PRINTING CO., Publishers.
An eight-page, energetic and vigorous week-
ly ; a popular favorite in Cumberland and ad-
joining counties, as its large circulation of
over 1,000 copies, and steadily increasing,
testifies. The official Republican organ of
the county; au invaluable advertising med-
ium. Contracts for advertising must be
made direct with the publisher, the Auxiliary
system having been discarded.
GAZETTE.
West Salein,
Illinois^
S. A. HARRIS, Editor and PubUsher.
The Gazette is a first-class local paper
with a rapidly increasing circulation. It is
published in one of the best towns in Illinois,
surrounded by a rich farming country. The
Gazette affords excellent advantages for ad-
vertisers.
Subscription $1.00. Rates furnished on ap-
plication.
REPORTER.
ORGAN OF THE FARMERS' ALLIANCE.
Established 1875.
Lake City, - - Florida.
CHARLES A. FINLEY,
Editor and Publisher.
Published in the centre of a large mercan-
tile trade, it has an extensive and increasing
circulation not confined by county or State
lines, and for adA-ertLsing is one of the best
mediums in the State. Rates moderate, and
furnished on application.
PIONEER PRESS.
Akron,
Colorado..
County Seat of Washington County.
D. W. IRWIN, Editor and PubUsher.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANTT
PAPER IN EASTERN COLORADO.
ADVERTISING RATES LIBERAL,
AND MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
HARALSON COUNTY BANNER.
Buchanan,
Georgia.
O. H. ALEXANDER, Editor and Publisher.
NOTICE ! ADVERTISERS, NOTICE ! !
If you want your advertisements placed iix
a live journal, and where they will pay you
Big Money', send them to the Haralson
County Banner, a live, seven-column all-
printed-home, paper. Do not fail to write
for terms. The Banner has a large and in-
creasing circulation in Western Georgia and
Eastern Alabama.
BULLETIN.
Belle Centre,
Ohio.
RUBART & FERGUSON,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.00.
A lively, interesting weekly, devoted to
stories, sketches, poetry, news and fun, a
strong advocate of the laboring man, and
against corporations and monopoly, making
it a very popular paper in this section of
Ohio, as its circulation attests ; .a flrst-class-
advertising meduim.
SATURDAY EXPRESS.
Rutland*
Vermont.
JEWETT P. CAIN, Editor and Publisher.
A paper recently started, but bound to be
better known, as its character for reliability
aud conservatism has already placed it be-
yond other papers of more ancient birth,
with a bona-flde circulation of 1,800 copies,
and rapidly increasing. It is an unexcelled
medium for reaching the trade of this citj' of
16,000 population, and surrounding country.
Rates low, and f m-nished on application.
AMERICA^^ NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1175
MIRROR.
ST. JOSEPH, - - - - - MISSOURI.
W. M. SHELDOX, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, S1.50 A YEAR.
An interesting and ably edited paper, representative organ of the Colored People of
Missouri ; its Watchword : get Education and Wealth, all else will follow. Xon-sectarian in
Religion, Independent in Politics, Conservative in Leadership and thoroughly identified
with all the interests of the Colored People.
One of the best advertising mediums in the West. Send for rates.
PEMAQUID MESSENGER.
BRISTOI., - - ._ - - - MAINE.
W. E. LEWIS, Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page popular journal, devoted to the promotion of Home Interests of Bristol and
vicinity. A Ladies' Department, making it very popular with them, and an oi-iginal Puzzle
Column, which is sure to preserve the paper from weelc to week, and to its being often con-
sulted, a fact which would do for all advertisers to note, as notices in their column are sure
to pay. Rates reasonable and furnished on application.
NE W S .
CHURCH HILIi, - - - - MARYLAND.
WILLIAM DU HAMEL, B. A., Editor. NEWS PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
A newspaper ideal, typographically neat and clean and ably edited, published simul-
taneously at Church Hill, Sudlersville and Millington. Advertisers can readily see the
advantages to be derived by advertising in its columns.
ALL INFORMATION CHEERFULLY FURNISHED.
THE MOUNT STERLING TRIBUNE.
MOUNT STERLING, - . - _ - OHIO.
JOHN W. HANAWALT, Editor and Proprietor.
Published every Friday. $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
The cleanest, spiciest and best local paper published in Ohio. Started with 250 sub-
scribers and in 30 days from first issue had HOO.
Advertisers cannot find a better country paper to patronize.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce Street, New York.
THE KENSINGTON SUN.
Published Weekly. 16th. 17th and 18th Wards, Philadelphia. Population 80,000.
KENSINGTON ENTERPRISE.
Published Weekly. 19th and 31st Wards, Philadelphia. Population 90,000.
238 EAST GIRARD AVENUE, - PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
J. B. HASLAM, Editor and Proprietor.
Advertisers will find both papers first-class mediums as they are the only local papers
published in the manufacturing and mill districts of Philadelphia, which comprise above
Wards. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BREEZE.
AKRON, - - - - - - NEW YORK.
J. H. MEAHL, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00.
A four-page twenty-eight column paper, is the only paper published in the place ; estab-
lished 1873, and has a large circulation in one of the best agricultm-al counties of the State.
Advertisers will find this a valuable medium through which to reach an intelligent and
prosperous class of readers. Rates sent on ajjplicatiou.
PROHIBITIONIST.
VINELAND, - - - ... 'new JERSEY.
HENRY W. WILBUR, Editor and Proprietor.
" A Prosperous Iniquity is the most Unprofitable Condition in the World."
The Prohibitionist believes in suppressing that iniquity, and will act accordingly. An
able and powerful paper, and everj- Prohibitionist should subscribe for it.
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
An excellent medium for judicious advertising. Send for rates.
PLAIN DEALER-
JOPLIN, - - - - - - MISSOURI.
J. C. PETIT, M. D. & E. J. THACKER, Editors and Publishers.
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE POPULAR AND POWERFUL NEWSPAPER.
Devoted to the interests of the Masses. Independent in all things. Neutral in nothing.
AN EXTENSIVE AND RAPIDLY INCREASING CIRCULATION.
An excellent Advertisintj Medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1176
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Haverhill,
BULLETIN.
Massachusetts.
MITCHELL & HOYT, Editors and Publishers.
The Bulletin is issued daily and weekly,
established 1871, with a circulation of 5,000
not confined to county or State lines, and
judging from its immense local advertising,
it is the best medium in Northern Massachu-
setts.
Rates furnished on application.
THE RICHMOND GAZETTE.
Published weekly, at
'Richmond, - . - Illinois.
HENRY C. FABER, Editor and Publisher.
A good Book and Job Office, which is pre-
pared to do good work on short notice at
reasonable rates.
The Gazette Is a good advertising medium.
Subscription, $2.00 a year; in advance, $1.50
a year.
CHRONICLE.
Equal Taxation, Direct and Indirect.
North Carolina.
Lieuoir,
H. S. BLAIR. Editor and Publisher.
Subscription 75 cents a year.
Published weekly in the interests of the
people of Caldwell county. Contains much
Interesting reading matter and all the latest
news, both local and general, and is a superior
advertising medium.
Send for rates.
EL ANCIANO.
Alamosa,
Colorado.
Rev. J. J. GILCHRIST, Editor and Publisher,
A semi-monthly Spanish Presbyterian
paper. Established 1882. A large and increas-
ing circulation, just the right medium to
reach the trade of this section. No other
paper possesses the same advantages. Ad-
vertisers will please make a note of this fact.
Rates furnished on application.
SOUTHERNER AND APPEAL.
Irfvinton,
Georgia.
J. F. LINGO, Publisher.
An eight-page, six-column paper, circulat-
ing in Wilkinson, Jones, Twiggs and sur-
rounding counties. Has a large circulation
and good advertising patronage.
Located in the finest farming section of
Georgia.
Advertising rates reasonable.
WEST FLORIDA COURIER.
Marianna,
Florida.
EMETT D. OSLIN, Editor and Publisher.
The Courier was established in 1865, and is
the oldest journal in the State, with one ex-
ception. Democratic in politics. Advertisers
wishing to advertise in a paper that circu-
lates all over the State would do well to em-
ploy the columns of the Courier. Rates fur-
nished on application.
THE PENSACOLIAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
Peusacola, - Escambia Co., Fla.
CHAS. R. McGEE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $2.00 per annum.
Pensacola has a population of over 12,000 ;
has a flue harbor and is engaged in commerce
and lumber trade. Advertisers can find no
better medium in this section of the State.
Rates on application.
THE MOUNT HOLLY DISPATCH.
Published at
Mt. Holly. Burlington Co., N. J.,
by W. L. POWELL. One Dollar a year. Po-
litical, progressive, clean, fresh and reliable.
Contains all the local news worth printing,
stories, illustrated miscellany, and all mat-
ters of interest to the agricultural district in
which it is printed. As an advertising me-
dium it has a peculiar field, being published
at the county seat of the second richest agri-
cultural county in the U. S., hence circu-
lating among a well to-do class of people.
Rates furnished on application, and sample
copies sent.
INTER-OCEAN.
Bartley,
Nebraska.
F. O. CLIMER, Editor and Publisher.
It is the official organ of Mallalieu Univer-
sity, local, religious and educational. Its
circulation is not only local, but it has a
large State circulation, being read in every
county, esppciallj' among ministers, educators
and farmers. It possesses peculiar advan-
tages that make it especially remunerative
to advertisers. Subscription, $1.50, in con-
nection with any $1,00 State paper ; TO cents
for Ocean only.
COMMON SCHOOL EDUCATION.
Published at
50 Bromfield St., - Boston, Mass.
A monthly magazine for common school
teachers. Edited by
WILLIAM A. MOWRY, A.M., Ph.D.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
Average circulation from beginning of
present volume, 3,500. The only teachers'
journal which is confined to practical every-
day school-room work. Goes to the thinking
teachers throughout the whole countrj-. Ad-
vertising space at low figures. All communi-
cations in regard to advertising should bead-
dressed to WALTER H. MOWRY, as above.
TIMES.
Jerseyville,
Illinois.
JOHN A. WALKER, Editor and Publisher.
Published daily and weekly, and with a
rapidly increasing circulation. Independent,
newsy, fearless, always alive and abreast of
the times. Acknowledged to be one of the
spiciest local papers in Illinois, and a first-
class advertising medium. Remarkably low
rates furnished on application.
ADVERTISER.
Milton,
North Carolina.
E. W. FAUCETTE, Editor and Publisher.
Pledged to Truth and Justice.
Subscription $1.50.
An eight page forty-eight column weekly,
and a first class Democratic newspaper de-
voted to the interest of Milton and surround-
ing country, a large and increasing circula-
tion, and considered by advertisers to be the
best medium in this section of the State.
Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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AND WITHAL, OF LITERATURE, MUSIC, ART AND FASHION.
MURRAY M. WING, Manager,
BOSTON,
MASSACHUS£TTS.
THE SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING PATRONAGE HAVE BEEN THE MOST
MARVELOUS OF ANY PUBLICATION IN THE N. E.
STATES THE PAST YEAR.
OUR AGENTS' REPORTS ALREADY INDICATE MORE THAN DOUBLE THE
PRESENT CIRCULATION FOR NEXT YEAR.
Wide-a-wake Advertisers Always Patronize a Wide-awake Paper,
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Medico-Legal Journal.
A Quarterly Devoted to the Science of Medical Jurisprudence.
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE MEDICO-LEGAL SOCIETY
THE CITY OP NEW YORK.
OP
128 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK CITY.
CLARK BELL, Editor.
It is. a noticeable fact that there Is no journal at present, in any part of the world,
devoted exclusively to this subject. This publicatioa, consequently, will occupy an entirely
new field, and in that respect may claim for itself the notice of members of the legal and
medical professions in every country. It hopes to do even more than this, and by present-
ing the subjects and topics wliich properly come within its scope, in a clear and attractive
manner, to command the attention of the general reader and enlist his support.
This journal will publish the leading papers of the Medico-Legal Society, and a resume
of its transactions, with portraits of distinguished men of both the Legal and Medical pro-
fessions. Its columns will at the same time be open to contributions from all soiu'Ces and
from all parts of the world, on appropriate subjects and questions. It will endeavor to
chronicle interesting facts and scientific deductions within its domain, and keep a record
of current events, especially in the trial of cases in the courts which involve Medico-Legal
questions.
The price of The Medico-Legal .Journal has been fixed at $3.00 per annum or 75 cents
per copy, in the hope aud with the expectation of its receiving a generous support from all
classes of intelligent readers. Every branch and department of Medico-Legnl Science
will be carefully representpd, and assurances have been received from the ablest profes-
sional names in Law and Medicine of efficient aid and support by way of contributions to
these columns. The circulation has increased fourfold since the first issue, and is con-
stantly increasing. As will be seen, The Journal has become a valuable advertising
medium, as it reaches both professions and the great libraries.
Series two and three Medico-Legal Papers will be sent on request. Price— Cloth $3.50 ;
Paper, $2.50.
Subscriptions are solicited, which may be made to The Journal, to any officer of the
Medico-Legal Society, to Clark Bell, Esq, 128 Broadway, New York, of whom specimen
copies can be obtained on application, at a cost of 40 cents each.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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NEWS
DEUTSCHE ZEITUXG.
Liowell,
Massachusetts.
DAILY NEWS CO., Publishers.
A wide-awake and progressive daily paper,
a popular favorite, as its large circulation
testifies in this great manufacturing centre
of 70,000 population, one of the best adver-
tising mediums in this great State. Rates
reasonable, considering circulation, and fur-
nished on application. ____^
GRANITE MONTHLY.
Subscription, S-2.00 or $1.50 in advance.
Coucord, - - New Hampshire.
JOHN N. 3ICCLINT0CK,
Editor and Publisher.
An eighty four-page magazine, devoted to
history, biography, literature and State pro-
gress. Over 2,000 circulation among an intel-
ligent and wealthy class of readers. An Al
advertising medium.
Rates sent on application.
TIMES.
Miffliubiirg:,
Pennsylvania.
Gr. W. FOOTE, Editor and Publisher.
An eight page democratic weekly news-
paper, published every Saturday morning.
Subscription, §1.50 in Advance.
A large and increasing circulation in Union
and adjoining counties, among a prosperous
class of farmers and mechanics. Rates fur-
nished on application. "
THE AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN
AND ORIENTAL. JOURNAL.
150 Madison St., - Chicago, 111.
An illustrated magazine, published by
F. H. REVELL.
STEPHEN D. FEET, Editor.
§4.00 per Year.
Devoted to the antiquities of all lands.
Oriental, Classical, Biblical, European and
American. Sustained by the best Archaeolo-
gists in this country. The Associate Editors
are specialists, and the contributors are men
of fine scholarship, in their different depart-
ments.
Fort Worth,
Texas.
HUGO LEHMANN, Editor and Publisher.
Is published weekly, every Thursday, and
circulates extensively in Tan-ant and sur-
rounding counties. The only German paper
in Northwestern Texas, including the rich
Panhandle, which alone contains 85 counties,
and is fast settling up. Merchants wishing
to enlarge their German trade will find it to
their advantage to advertise in our columns.
Liberal rates to regular advertisers^
PRESS .
Blairstoivn,
Iowa.
H. L. BASSETT, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively weekly, issued every Friday,
devoted to home interests and filled with
cnoice reading matter, a circulation of 500
copies in Benton and sm-rounding counties.
A good advertising mediimi.
Rates f lu-nished on application.
INDEPENDENT,
^Westchester,
New York.
JAS. T. LANE, Editor and Publisher.
Enlarged, and with an increasing circula-
tion, it has taken its place among the fore-
most county papers of the State. The official
organ of Westchester County, the third county
in the Empire State, independent in politics
and as an advertising medium in its field it is
unequalled.
Send for rates.
THE PEOPLE.
Providence,
Rhode Island.
TOPIC.
Lenoir,
North Carolina.
W. W. SCOTT, Jr. Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.00.
I IThe oldest Democratic paper in the county
and the best organ through which to reach
the farmers of Caldwell and adjoining coun-
ties. It has a circulation of 2,000 copies, and
its advertising rates are reasonable and will
be made known on application.
SEQUACHEE WEEKLY NEWS.
Published weekly, at
Pikeville, - - - Tennessee.
By
THE NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
ROBERT GRIEVE, Editor.
R. L CO OPERATIVE PRINTING AND PUB-
LISHING CO., Publishers.
An eight page journal, advocating the
rights of labor, the only organ of the work-
ers in Rhode Island ; all trades union news,
whether general, special or personal, pub-
lished in every issue, having the entire State
as a field to itself. It will instantly recom-
mend itself to enterprising advertisers. Send
for rates.
THE DARTMOUTH.
Subscription $2.00.
Hanover, - - New Hampshire.
I. O. CUMMINGS, Business Manager.
Published semi-monthly during the college
year bv editors chosen from the Senior Class
of Dartmouth College, assisted by editors
selected from the other classes. An excep-
tional and able magazine with a large circu-
lation among the alumni of this and other
colleges. An invaluable advertising medium.
Rates sent on application.
BEOBACHTER.
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania.
S. B. NORTHRUP. Pres., F. W. BARBER,
Gen'l Manager.
E. C. BARBER, Editor.
Advertising rates made known on application.
CHAS. J. JAEGLE, Manager.
German Catholic Press Co., Publishers.
P. O. Box 1478.
A daily and weekly edition, German, dem-
ocratic in politics Established 1880. They
have a combined circulation of S,4(i0 copies
among a prosperous and intelligent class of
Germans. Rates promptly furnished on ap-
plication.
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PUBLISHED BY
W. H. HARRIS, POST OFFICE BUILDIISG.
SOUTH OIL CITY,
PENNSYLVANIA.
AN ENTERPRISING AND PROGRESSIVE WEEKLY.
HAS A LARGER CIRCULATION IN OIL CITY THAN ANY OTHER
WEEKLY PAPER PUBLISHED.
IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THIS VICINITY. ARTISTIC JOB
PRINTING OUR SPECIALTY.
Rates Furnished Promptly on Application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1180 GEO. P. ROWELL & (JO'S
CLIPPER.
CREIGHTON, . - . . . MISSOURI.
ADDIS E. KING, Editor and Publisher.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
A LIVE, BRIGHT, NEWSY AND ENTERTAINING NEWSPAPER.
Devoted to Home Interests, and seeking to benefit the masses without unjust discrimination.
A favorite in this locality as its increasing circulation attests. An excellent
medium for reaching the trade of this prosperous country.
SEND FOR RATES.
SATURDAY HERALD.
L,OUISVIL.LE, - - - - KENTUCKY.
H. B. HAYS AND R. E. PRESCHLEY, Editors and Publishers.
A vigorous and progressive weekly, ably edited and full of choice reading matter.
Special correspondents at important points, with regular subscriptions of interest and
profit. A paper of and for the people, wide-awake and always abreast of the times. Just
the right paper to reach the trade of this city of 160,000 population. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REGISTER.
NICKERSON, - . - - - KANSAS.
RICHARD DALLAM, - - Editor and Publisher.
A wide-awake, energetic and progressive newspaper, on the lines of the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific Railroads. The increase of activity and business to the town
since the advent of the road has been something phenomenal, and making it one of the busiest
centres of the State. Advertisers alive to their interests should at once seek the columns of
the Register and share in the trade of Reno County. Rates low and sent on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MONITOR.
MARION, _ . . . . ILiIilNOIS.
B. F. COPELAND, - - - Editor and Publisher.
An outspoken Republican paper, with every facility and the best material for conduct-
ing a first-class newspaper. The rapid increase in its circulation is but the natural result
of labor, experience and money. Advertisers will find it to their advantage to advertise
in the Monitor. Rates moderate and furnished on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NEWS-JOURNAL.
HOPE, - - - - - - INDIANA,
D. B. BALDWIN, - - - Editor and Publisher.
Published weekly in the interests of the people of Bartholomew County. A family
journal devoted to ail that is required by or interesting to farmers, merchants, mechanics,
etc., and is considered by advertisers to be the best medium in this section of the State.
Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WELTBUERGER KATHOLISCHES WOCHENBLATT.
FORT WAYNE, - - - - INDIANA.
WESTHOFF & RUESEWALD, - - Editors and Publishers.
A large eight-page German weekly. Catholic, ably edited, and having an extensive and
increasing circulation tln-ough Allen and adjoining counties. A first-class advertising
medium. ^^ ,^ ,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE SOUTHERN TRAVELERS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
ATLANTA, ... - GEORGIA.
SOUTHERN TRAVELERS' PUB. CO. J. R. WATTS, Editor and Manager.
A guide for the States of South Carolina, Georgia. Florida, Alabama and Mississippi. One
of the best advertising mediums in the United States. Sold on every train
and by every newsdealer in the country.
The favorite of first-class business advertisers. All information readily granted.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
INTELLIGENCER.
AMES, - - ... - IOWA.
J. E. DUNCAN, - - - Editor and Publisher.
Published in a rich and flourishing agricultural region. Devoted to home interests, yet
keeping fully abreast of the times. A firm believer and fearless expounder of the truths
of the Repul)lican party. Subscription price, $1 a year. All these have tended to make it
the large and ijowerful organ that it is and advertisers need go no further than the columns
of the Intelligencer to share in the trade of this prosperous country. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1181
The U nderwriter.
A NATIONAL INSURANCE JOURNAL.
PHILADELPHIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
(P. O. BOX 1338.)
EDWARD KELLOGG, - - Editor and Proprietor.
THE UNDER AVRITER,
A3MONTHLY JOURNAL, IS DEVOTED TO THE PRINCIPLES, PRACTICE AND
PROGRESS OF INSURANCE.
Subscription, S3. 00 Per Annum, in Advance.
Foreign Subscriptiou« $4.00 Per Annum, in Advance.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING WILL BE FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
ADVERTISEMENTS DUE WHEN ORDERED, AND INSERTED ONLY FOR THE
TIME PAID FOR.
EXTRA COPIES, 500 OR UNDER, S30 PER 100. EXTRA COPIES OVER
500, S-iS PER 100.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yorli.
1382 GEO. P. ROW ELL & CO'S
HERALD.
OLASGOW, . - - - . KENTUCKY.
J. P. BROOKS, - - Editor and Publisher.
An interesting and popular journal. A strong prohibition paper; not entirely devoted
to temperance, but believing intemperance to be the prime evil of the day, it is always
fearless in denouncing it. It is well filled with local and other news, and alwaj's keeping
abreast of the times. A good advertising medium for this thrifty and prosperous country.
Circulation, 2,000.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GAZETTE.
SAYBROOK, .... - ILLINOIS.
JOHN A. MACE, - - Editor and Publisher.
A large, ably edited, well established newspaper, published in one of the best business
centres in Central Illinois. Hard times are unknown here, and the Gazette is the best
medium for reaching the prosperous people of this section. Shrewd advertisers will see
the advantage of placing their advertisements in the Gazette. Rates low and furnished on
application. Circulation, 700.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
VETERANS' REVIEW.
INDIANAPOLIS, ----- - INDIANA.
WALRAD & ERVIN, - - - Editors and Publishers.
FRATERNITY, CHARITY AND LOYALTY.
A soldiers' paper. Non-partisan and unsectarian. Able and interesting communica-
tions in each issue on the War for the Union, the Grand Army of the Republic and the
Woman's Relief Corps, and current matters of interest to all men and women. Recently
enlarged. Its circulation only limited by the number of Grand Armj' men in the Union.
Advertisers can readily see the advantages of advertising in it. Try and be convinced.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
_^, KEY WEST DEMOCRAT.
KEY \VEST, . . - - FLORIDA.
KNIGHT & MORENO, Editors and Proprietors. W. M. JAMESON, Business Manager.
OFFICIAL ORGAN, SIXTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
PUBLISHED ON SATURDAY. OFFICE ON FRONT STREET, KEY WEST, FLA.
Terms of Subscription : One year, in advance, $2 ; six months, $1 ; single copy, 5c.
A leading Democratic Journal, with a circulation as large as any weekly in the State. A
most desirable medium for advertisers. Special rates upon application. Best Job Office in
the city. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
7rZ~rZ BAPTIST SIGNAL.
NATCHEZ, - - . . - MISSISSIPPI.
Rev. G. W. GAYLES, Editor. LEON C. DUCHESNE, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
THROUGH PIETY AND LEARNING, LIBERTY IS SAFE.
The Signal is the representative Baptist organ of Mississippi. Containing a vast fund of
Information and interesting matter for people of that denomination. It has a large circula-
tion and growing with the Church. An excellent advertising medium. Rates furnished
on application to Leon C. Duchesne, Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
.x.„,„. TEMPERANCE HERALD.
AUBURN, ----- NEW YORK.
C. W. BURT, Editor.
TEMPERANCE HERALD PUBLISHING CO. (Limited), Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, SI. 00 A YEAR.
A large four-page journal, devoted to Temperance and the suppression of the liquor
traffic. Containing all the local and general news as well in a condensed form. A large
circulation throughout the entire State, and possesses peculiar advantages to legitimate
advertisers. Send for rates.
^^^^^^ CITIZEN.
OXFORD, ..---. OHIO.
S. D. CONE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER ANNUM.
An eight-page. Independent paper, one of the oldest papers in the county, established
1854, with a circulation of over 800 copies and rapidly increasing. A sound, practical,
family journal and a good advertising medium. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DAKOTA BLIZZARD.
ELK POINT, . - . . . DAKOTA.
E. E. HAMLIN, Editor and Publisher.
A VIGOROUS AND PROGRESSIVE PAPER.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF UNION COUNTY.
An extensive and rapidy increasing circulation, largest in the county and best adver-
tising medium in this section. Rates moderate and furnished on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMKUICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1183
The ^ i I o t .
TOLEDO, - - - WASHINGTON TER.
FRANK OWEN, Editor and Proprietor.
LEADING COUNTRY PAPER OF WESTERN WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
SIX MONTHS, 50 CENTS; ONE YEAR, $1.00.
Particularly devoted to disseminating information for the immigrant and the settlement
of the Cowlitz Valley, which is now attracting the particular attention of the capitalist and
the home-seeker.
If j^ou want to know about this favored spot send for The Pilot.
If you want your advertisement read by a new and thrifty people, insert it in The Pilot
Rates on application. Address, "THE PILOT," Toledo, Washington Ter.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Delta County Mirror.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY PHIL. J. McKENNA, AT
ESCANABA, - - - DELTA CO., MICH.
It has the largest circulation of any paper in the county, and is one of the best, if not the
best, advertising medium in Northern Michigan. Its circulation is rapidly increasing, and all
enterprising merchants and manufacturers who desire to have their |)|i)ocls thoroughly intro-
duced in this young but growing conmiunity will find its advertising colimins of considerable
value. Circulation, 768. Terms of subscription, $2.00 per year, in advance. Advertising
rates made known upon application to the office of the "MIRROR," Escanaba, Mich.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Kansas Traveler.
HOWARD, _ . - KANSAS.
CARTER BROTHERS, - - - Editors and Publishers.
A BRIGHT, SPICY, ORIGINAL AND PROGRESSIVE WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, RECENTLY
INAUGURATED, BUT IN ITS LARGE AND RAPIDLY INCREASING CIRCU-
LATION GOING BEYOND EVEN THE BRIGHTEST DREAMS OF ITS
PUBLISHER. ABLY EDITED, FULL OF NEWS (LOCAL
AND FOREIGN), AND CHOICE READING MATTER.
A w^ide-awake newspaper ideal, and advertisers want to make a note of this if they
wish to share in the trade of this prosperous country. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Aus der^Helmat.
rOND DU LAC, - - - - - IVISCONSIN.
CHAS. A. BRUEDERLE, - - - Editor and Publisher.
A LARGE EIGHT-PAGE PROGRESSIVE AND POWERFUL GERMAN NEWSPAPER,
PUBLISHED BIWEEKLY, HAVING A LARGE CIRCULATION THROUGHOUT
THE ENTIRE STATE AMONGST THE GERMANS, WHO ARE REALLY THE
BEST PEOPLE IN THE STATE, PROSPEROUS AND RICH.
It possesses peculiar advantages as an advertising medium, unsurpassed by any paper
in the Northwest.
SEND FOR RATES,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1184 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FEATHERED HOME.
CARTHAGE, - _ . . . MISSOURI.
JOHN J. SQUIRE, Editor and Publisher.
A Monthly Journal advocating the interests of Poultry, Bees, Pet Stock and the House-
hold ; is published in one of the most extensive, thrifty and progressive portions of the
United States, and has received the highest|eiiconiiunis from prominent breeders and fanciers
in all parts of the Union and Canada. A large and lncrensing- circulation. An unequaled
medium for Advertisers in these specialties. Rates moderate and furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, lit Spruce St., New York.
THE AliLEGHENIAN.
ALLEGHENY CITY, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
Published EA-ery Saturday.
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN.
A reflex of the Social, Commercial and Industrial Life of Allegheny. A city of 100,000
inhabitants. Only paper published in Allegheny City. Bright, Fresh and Newsy.
Address ALLEGHENIAN PUBLISHING CO., Allegheny City, Pa.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GROCERS' JOURNAL.
MERCANTILE EXCHANGE, - - NEW YORK CITY.
SUBSCRIPTION. $2.00.
A twenty-four page bi-weekly journal, established 1877, giving all the latest quotations,
and a standard authority on the markets.
A CIRCULATION OF OVER 3,000 COPIES ENTIRELY AMONG BUSINESS MEN.
Advertisers desirous of reaching this great trade in New York City and State should
advertise in the Journal. For Rates address
CHAS. CLUCAS, Editor and Publisher, Mercantile Exchange, New York, N. Y.
TRIBUNE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
CHISELHURST, . - - - NEW JERSEY.
WM. G. TAYLOR, Editor and Publisher.
It has a large circulation, and business men who desire to reach this portion of New
Jersey would do well to patronize the columns of the Tribune.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BAPTIST PIIiOT.
WACO, ... - - TEXAS.
REV, L. G. JORDAN, Editor and Publisher.
This paper was formerly " The Preacher," of Dallas. Established 1883. An eight-page
Monthly, with an extensive circulation among the people of that denomination.
A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SUIVANEE RIVER MESSENGER.
BRANFORD, - - . - - FLORIDA.
Published way down upon the Suwanee river where the town of Brauford, Fla., stands
upon its evergreen shores. A lively, brilliant paper, as popular in this section of country as
the song that has made this river historic is to the public at large. An extensive and
increasing circulation and an excellent medium for reaching the trade of this flourishmg
county. Rates moderate and furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
OUACHITA HERALD. *„,^*v«*«
CAMDEN, - ... - ARKANSAS.
C. W. WHYTE, Editor and Publisher.
A vigorous and progressive Weekly, having an extensive and increasing circulation in
this active trade centre and throughout Ouachita and adjoining counties generally. A wel-
come visitor in every home and a first-class advertising medium. Give us a trial and be
convinced. Rates low. Send for them.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TELEPHONE. ^.r^^^^.^r
CUBA, .... - MISSOURI.
OLIVER F. UTT, Editor and Proprietor.
The Telephone Is published every Saturday, at Cuba, Mo. Its present (Feb. 5th) circula-
tion is 502 and constantly increasing among an intelligent class of people Foreign adver-
tisements must be paid quarterly, in advance, as we don't want to be "bit" by irresponsible
advertisers. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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if
THE COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS' OFFICIAL
Railroad Guide and
Hotel Directory.
3 HAMILTON PLACE, BOSTON, MASS.
Published by E. NICKERSON & CO.
FOR NEW YORK AND NEW ENGLAND STATES.
Pocket Size 3x5 Inxhes.
The only Railroad Guide published expressly for the con-
venience of Commercial Travelers. It gives the latest time-
tables of all railroads in New York and New England States,
with a Hotel Directory of Leading Houses.
Price, 5 Cents per Copy.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Scott County News.
SCOTT CITY,
KANSAS.
SAM H. KELLEY, Editor and Publisher.
THE LEADING PAPER IN THE WEST AND OFFICIAL PAPER OF SCOTT COUNTY,
ONLY REPUBLICAN PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
AN EXTENSIVE AND RAPIDLY INCREASING CIRCULATION.
FINE JOB WORK A SPECIALTY.
THE ONLY MEDIUM FOR REACHING THE TRADE IN THIS SECTION.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
FRANK L. CRAMPTON, Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Freeman's Magazine.
ESTABLISHED IN 1877.
PASSAIC,
NEW JERSEY.
O. S. FREEMAN, Editor and Publisher.
It has steadily grown Into Favor, and to-day it Is one of the most Widely Circulated and
Popular Monthlies of the Land. Its Circulation not confined to State Lines.
IT IS DEVOTED TO LITERATURE, MUSIC AND THE LADIES
AND TO HOME INTERESTS.
One of the best Advertising Mediiuns in the State to reach the better class of readers,
and the most profitable to Advertisers.
SEND FOR RATES,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
REPUBMCAN.
Greenville,
Tennessee.
J. B. R. LYON, Proprietor.
A thoroughly wide-awake, independent re-
publican newspaper. Established 1865, Avith
a large and increasing circulation through-
out Green and adjoining counties. An in-
valuable advertising medium. Rates fur-
nished on application.
PROBLEMS OF NATURE.
Chicago,
Illinois.
PHILBROOK & DEAN, Publishers.
H. B. PHILBROOK, Editor,
An interesting and influential journal, de-
voted to scientific discussion and research,
issued the first of every month by the pub-
lishers, the editor having gained a national
reputation as an able and powerful writer,
author of several standard works and essays.
Subscription, Sl.OO a year. All information
cheerfully granted.
DEMOCRAT.
Doylestown, - PennsylTania.
Established 1816.
W. W. H. DAVIS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $2.00, in Advance.
The seventy-first year of this popular and
powerful journal, always a fearless and
able exponent of straight Jeffersonian dem-
ocracy. A circulation of over 3,000 through-
out the entire State. One of the very best
advertising mediums for Bucks County and
surrounding country. Rates furnished on
application^
WATCHMAN.
St. Ignace,
Michigan.
GEO. H. HOMBACH, Editor and Publisher
BRIGHT ! SPICY ! BRILLIANT !
The largest circulation and the best paper
published in Mackinac County. Circulation
not confined to county lines. Ably edited,
well conducted. One of the best advertising
mediums in Northern Michigan. Rates low,
and furnished on application.
TRIBUNE.
Savannah,
Georgia.
J, H. DEVEAUX, Editor.
TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
A clean, bright, well-conducted newspaper,
large and increasing circulation in tliis
place and vicinity. The thriving trade car-
ried on here in tliis city of 44,000 population
renders it of importance to advertisers. Send
for rates.
FREE PRESS.
Portia,
Arkansas.
W. S. MORGAN & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
An eight-page, progressive newspaper, offi-
cial organ of the agricultural wheel of Law-
rence Countj', Arkansas. The circulation of
the Press is very substantial, and extends
throughout the county, and is an advertising
medium of rare merit. Rates will be sent
on application.
LABOR UNION.
Biruiiughani,
Alabama.
E. X. ED3IONDS, Editor and Publisher.
An influential and prosperous newspaper,
that made its bow on Xe^v Year's day, 1886,
and its rapidly increasing circulation has ex-
ceeded the management's most sanguine ex-
pectations. Official organ of the Knights of
Labor, believing that the laborer is worthy of
his hire, and an able exponent of the prin-
ciples of this vast organization. An invalu-
able advertising medium. Send for rates.
LEADER.
Johnstoivn,
Nebraska.
G. L. BAILEY, Editor and Publisher.
An influential foiu-page anti-monopoly
Aveekly. II you wish to know of this beautiful
country, subscribe for the Leader, $2.00 a
year, and if you wish to share in tlie trade of
this prosperous section, advertise in the
Leader.
Rates low. Send for them.
JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRAT.
(Formerly Huron Stai-.)
North Rose, - - New York.
W. J. DEADY, Editor and Publisher,
Subscription only 40 cents a year.
Our Motto :
Stand at the head, never hang at the tail ;
keep her abooming, and never say fail.
A bright, lively, and witty country paper,
with a large and continuously increasing cir-
culation among a live, intelligent, energetic
and progressive class of citizens. A first-class
advertising medium.
Rates sent on application.
TIMES
Gerinauton,
North Carolina.
T. H. BAIN, Editor and Publisher.
Issued every Wednesday, independent in
politics, devoted to home interests and the
development of the agricultural and mineral
resources of the State, excelling all others in
point of circulation and In value as an adver-
tiser.
Rates sent on application.
FANCIERS' GAZETTE.
Indianapolis,
Indiana.
E, A. PIERCE & CO.
Poultrv Magazine, 40 to 44 pages, monthly,
illustrated with original engravings ; cen-
trally located ; accessible to breeders North,
South, East and West. Its correspondents
include the most scholarly and practicable
poultrj-men. Each issue contains articles on
scoring fowls, together with new illustrations.
We want agents in every town of the United
States, Single subscription, $1.00; sample
copy, 8 cents.
THE CAIRO CITIZEN
is published every Thursday, at
Cairo, - - - Illinois.
GEO. FISHER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription price, $1.50 per Annum, in Ad-
vance.
It is the only republican paper published in
the county, and its circulation greatly ex-
ceeds that of any other paper published in
Cairo. It is a Heifspaper, a soldier's paper,
a farmer's paper, a family paper. Adverti-
sers can always best reach the people
through the columns of the Citizen.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1187
THE GOTULLA LEDGER.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
COTUIiLA, - ... - TEXAS.
SUBSCRIPTIOX, $2.00 PER ANNUM. W. C. BOWEN, EDITOR.
THE LEDGER IS THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED IN LA SALLE COUNTY.
The country is being rapidly settled and its vast resources developed. To Business
Firms and Manufacturers desiring to share in the trade of this rich section, we say adver-
tise in The Ledger. A trial order will convince you of its value and will decide you to
advertise regularly. CIRCULATION LARGE AND REGULARLY INCREASING.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ONLY STOCK JOURNAL WEST OF THE ROCKIES.
THE SAGEBRUSH STOCKMAN.
Published at
RENO, _ - . - . NEVADA.
BY BLOOR & VANCE.
IN THE HEART OF THE BEST RANGE COUNTRY ON THE CONTINENT.
As an advertising medium it cannot be excelled by any weekly publication on the Pacific
Coast. Subscription, $3.00 a year.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE CLIFTON CLARION.
Pul)lished Every Wednesday, at
CLIFTON, - . . - GRAHAM CO., ARIZ.
ESTABLISHED 1883. CIRCULATION, 800.
J. T. FITZGERALD, Publisher.
The only paper published in the County. Circulates in a growing agricultural stock-
raising and mining section. To advertisers wishing to reach these classes The Clarion is a
valuable medium. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
BOTNA VALLEY NEWS.
MACEDONIA, - - POTTAWATTA3IIE CO., IOWA.
PUBLISHED BY W. E, THRESHER.
The circulation of this paper is now five hundred copies per week and is steadily becoming
THE paper of this Great Botna Valley. As an advertising medium it has no superior in
Pottawattamie County.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GLEANER.
BATAVIA, .---.- ILLINOIS.
C. H. STARKEY & CO., Editors and Publishers.
A wide-awake, clean, aggressive and progressive newspaper. Strongly temperance in its
convictions, and the courage to express them at all times. Not devoted wholly to temper-
ance, but, believing the subject of temperance and the prohibition of the liquor traflBc to be
the one great question which is agitating the public mind, it will be discussed f uUj" and freely,
but "with malice toward none; with charity toward all;" endeavoring always to keep
abreast of the times in all matters of interests or importance to our patron.s. We have an
extensive and steadily increasing circulation. Subscription, $1.(X) a year.
THE WINCHESTER ARGUS.
WINCHESTER, ... - - KANSAS.
LON. W. ROBINSON, Editor and Proprietor. ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
The Argus is one of the brightest and most popular papers in Jefferson (the Blue Ribbon)
County, and its advertising rates are reasonable. Subscription, $1 50 a year. It is bad medi-
cine for dead beats and scallawags. An excellent paper for readers and advertisers. Pub-
lished for people now on earth. Patronize us and we'll do ^u good. You twig ?
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REVEILLE
WHATC03I, - - - - ' WASHINGTON TER.
WILL D. JENKINS. Editor and Publisher.
A bright, attractive, progressive seven-column quarto weekly newspaper, devoted to
home and Whatcom County. Established 1883, with a circulation exceeding 1,000 copies and
increasing throughout this great lumber district, and among a large advertising-reaching
constituency. An unexcelled medium. Rates low and sent on application. Patronage of
legitimate advertisers respectfully solicited. None others need apply.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TEXAS IRON NEWS.
Published at
JEFFERSON, _ . - - MARION CO., TEX.
EDWIN E. OVERALL, Editor and Proprietor.
In the Iron and Coal Region and the Great Farming and Lumber District. Devoted to
the industrial progress and development of Texas and the great South. A representative
Weekly Journal, published in the interest of Texas and the Great South, for the promoti(m
of mining industries in Coal, Iron, etc., and all manufacturing enterprises. THK BEST
MEDIUM IN TEXAS FOR ADVERTISERS. Rates of advertising made known on application.
Specimen copies mailed free. SuV)scribers wanted in every State in the Union at $1.50 a year.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
HERAL.D.
<Janastota,
New York.
M. B. ROBBINS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.50.
An independent and local journal devoted
to literature, news, and home improvement.
Established 1867. One of the best advertis-
ing mediums in Madison County.
Rates sent on application.
REVIEW-EXAMINER.
Wasliiugtoii, - Pennsylvania.
Examiner Estab. 1817. Review Estab. 1851.
Consolidated 1865.
RUFUS R. WILSON, Editor and Publisher.
The Review and Examiner is an independ-
ent democratic newspaper, honest, bold
and frank in the expression of its views on
all public questions. It is the foe of political
demagogues and the constant defender of
the right and the interests of the masses. It
has no axes to grind, no friends to reward,
no enemies to punish and no political ambi-
tions, and one of the best advertising me-
diums in the State. Send for rates.
COLUMBUS TIMES.
Chadbourn,
North Carolina.
H. A. McEACHM, Editor. N. A. MORRISON,
Publisher.
Subscription $1.50.
An independent progressive paper, well
filled with local and general news, only news-
paper in the place, large circulation among
people that are reached by no other paper,
therefore a flrst-class advertising medium.
Send for rates.
Mcdonough democrat.
Bushnell,
Illinois.
CHAS. C. CHAIN. Editor, CHAIN & KAY,
Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
A largegeight-page journal ably edited, the
official Democratic organ of the county, eon-
tains all the news local and foreign. Each
year it exceeds itself in circulation and popu-
larity. It is the people's newspaper, and the
best advertising medium in the vicinity.
beobachter.
Egg Harbor City,
New Jersey.
W. MULLER, Editor and Fublisher.
Published weekly, has one of the largest
circulations of any German paper in New
Jersey. Advertisers wishing to reach the
German population of the State should ad-
vertise in the Beobachter.
Rates low and sent on application.
REPUBLICAN CHAMPION.
New Hampshire.
Newport,
FRED W. CHENEY, Editor and Publisher.
It has the largest circulation of any paper
in the county, gives nearly double the amount
of home matter of any paper in Newport.
Independent Republican, not attached to any
clique or ring, and as it carries the largest
amount of home advertisements, proves it to
be the best medium for advertising in the
vicinity.
Send for rates.
REPUBLICAN.
York,
Nebraska,
MORGAN & DAYTON, Editors and
Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
The leading representative Republican
paper of the county, independent in tone and
indorsed by the people, as it commences its
twelfth year with a larger circulation than
ever. As an advertising medium it is unex-
celled in this section.
Rates furnished on application.
BIG STONE COUNTY HERALD.
Ortonville,
Minnesota.
W. C. WHITEMAN, Editor and Publisher.
Published every Thursday.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
It has the largest bona fide circulation of
any newspaper published west of St. Paul or
Minneapolis. It circulates generally through-
out Western Minnesota and Eastern Dako-
ta. It is the best advertising medium for
this county. Rates furnished on application.
TELEPHONE.
Centre,
Cherokee Co., Ala.
W. H. BURTON, Editor and Publisher.
Our Motto : "Equal and Exact Justice to all
Men."
The Telephone has a large and growing
circulation, and is one of the best advertis-
ing mediums in this section. Unobjection-
able advertisements from responsible parties
will receive prompt attention at reasonable
rates.
THE LABOR ADVOCATE.
Lewiston,
Maine.
D. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, $1.00 per year, payable in advance.
Established July 31, 1884 ; eight-page, with a
bona fide circulation at the present time of
6.720 copies. It is the official organ of the
Knights of Labor, and the onlj' organ of that
great body of workers in the State, and as
such is the best advertising medium in Maine.
INDEPENDENT.
Hobart,
Nenv York.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00.
A bright and witty paper, is brim full of
both local and general news. It is emphati-
cally the people's paper, and a welcome guest
in every family, as its large circulation tes-
tifies.
Send for rates.
N E W S .
Sandy Lake,
Pennsylvania.
L. I. CRAWFORD, Editor and Publisher.
Eight pages, independent. Established
1874. Out every Friday, with a circulation
exceeding 500, and increasing ; only paper in
the place ; reaches a prosperous class of
readers that peruse no other journal. A
flrst-class advertising medium. Rates fur-
nished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOR!. 1189
DETROIT, nii\^^^^^i^^m>^4^^^^ MICHIGAN.
mx.
MICHIGAN LEADING FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
Circulation (Sworn to), - . - 13,000.
DAVID PRYSE MACKAY, Proprietor.
THOS. K. HUNT. Business Manager.
THE SUN IS A LIVE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER OF THE PEOPLE AND THE DAY.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS AND IN UTTERANCES. WITH FAST PER-
FECTING PRESS FACILITIES, AND WITH A RAPIDLY
INCREASING CIRCULATION.
IT CIRCULATES NOT ONLY THROUGHOUT MICHIGAN, NORTHERN OHIO AND
INDIANA, BUT IN MANY OTHER STATES AND TERRITORIES,
. AS WELL AS THE DOMINION OF CANADA.
As an Advertising Medium it is Unrivalled, as No Big Blanket Adver-
tisements Are Alloived in its Pages.
TERMS.
One year, $2.00; six months, $1.00; three months, 50 cts. ; single copies, 5 cts.
Office: 19 CROGHAN STREET, Detroit, 3Tich.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
[ESTABLISHED 1883.]
New York Uptown Visitor.
2345 EIGHTH AVE., - - NEW YORK CITY.
G. P. H. McVAY, - - . . Managing Editor.
THE WEST SIDE LOCAL WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
OUT ON SATURDAY. - - _ . PRICE 2 CENTS.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM.
CIRCULATES AMONG ALL CLASSES ON THE UPPER WEST SIDE OF THE
CITY, AND IS AN A 1 MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS.
EDWARD DOYLE, Editor.
Office, ai7 West 125th St., New York.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SARATOGIAN.
Saratoga iSpriuss,
New York.
DaUy and Weekly.
J. H. WORMAN, Editor and Manager.
Has been published at Saratoga Springs for
more than a quarter of a century, and It is
well known to thousands of frequenters of
this great Summer Resort, the leading water-
ing place of the country.
The Saratogian is on file during the sum-
mer season at most of the principal watering-
places of every State. Specimen copies sent
on applicatit)n.
SENTINEL..
Garden City,
Kansas.
J. W. GREGORY, Editor and Publisher.
A Daily and "Weekly, well established and
ably edited, having a combined circulation
of 5,000 copies in Fiuney and adjoining
counties, a great stock-raising country.
An Excellent Advertising Medium.
Send for Rates.
UTE CHIEF.
Glenw^ood Springs,
Colorado.
SWAN & REID, Editors and Publishers.
The Ute Chief has a large and rapidly-in-
creasing circulation in one of the best coun-
ties in the State. The largest and best news-
paper in the county and one of the very best
country weeklies in Colorado. Subsci'ibe for
and advertise in the Ute Chief. It is sure to
pay.
Subscription, $3.00. Send for Rates.
CLIPPER.
Brownsville.
Pennsylvania.
E. C. STONE, Editor and Publisher.
The only newspaper published in the place,
and one of the oldest papers in Fayette
County. Established 1853. It has made itself
a welcome guest in nearly every family in
the county ; just the medium for advertisers
to reach this prosperous county. Special ar-
rangements made with regular advertisers.
THE COURIER.
Published at
Oregon City,
Oregon.
The site of the Great Falls of the Willamette.
ISAAC Le MAHIEU, Editor and Proprietor.
The Courier's politics are Independent
Democracy. It is the leading newspaper be-
tween Portland, Oi'egon's metropolis, and
Salem, its capital, advertisers, and those in
the East who want an Oregon paper, should
patronize it. $2 annually in advance.
WATCHMAN.
Yellville,
Arkansas.
I. F. CLARK, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, newsy and witty paper, but
recentlv started, and ably filling along-felt
want. By the liberallnducements offered by
its management it has succeeded in estab-
lishing a large and rapidly-increasing circu
lation. Just the thing for advertisers. Send
for rates, which are low.
VINDICATOR.
East Portland,
Oregon.
VINDICATOR PQBLISHING COMPANY,
Editors and Publishers.
Ninth Year. Subscription, $1.25.
A large nine-column folio, devoted to the
local, political and other best interests of the
people. A circulation of over 2,50U copies^
and steadily increasing. Advertising rates
liberal, and promptly furnished on applica-
tion.
BANNER
Royalton,
Minnesota*
W. F. STREET, Editor and Publisher.
The Official Grinder of the County.
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
Published every Wednesday. It has a
large and increasing circulation throughout
Morrison and Benton Counties. A popular
family newspaper, and a first-class advertis-
ing medium. Rates furnished on application.
COURIER.
Hawk Eye,
lovra.
G. F. WEBB, Editor and Publisher.
The Courier is au eight-column folio, all
home print. It has an extensive and steadily
increasing circulation among as wealthy
and thrifty a class of dairy farmers and me-
chanics as can be found in the country. Sub-
scription, $1.00 a year, in advance. ' To the
advertiser is extended a heartj' welcome.
Our present advertising patronage exceeds
$800 a year, because it pays. Rates, which
are moderate, furnished on application.
LEKARZ DOMOWY.
Chicago,
Illinois.
A medical semi-monthly in the Polish lan-
guage, with a large circulation ; not confined
to State lines ; possesses peculiar advan-
tages as an advertising medimn. For rates
and information, address
Dr. M. p. KOSSAKOWSKI,
668 Noble Street.
THE REVIEW.
Liberty,
Indiana.
E. A. MORGAN, Editor and PubUsher.
Circulation, 1,300.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
The only Democratic newspaper in the
county. Excellent advertising medium.
Send for advertising rates^
KNOX COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Niobrara,
Nebraska.
FRANK L. SULLIVAN, Editor and Publisher.
" Public Office a Public Trust."
— Grover Cleveland.
Subscription, $1.00 a year.
An eight-page, wide-awake Democratic
family newspaper, having a large aud ex-
tended circulation, one of the most popular
papers of Nebraska, and as an advertising
medium is hard to beat.
Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1191
BLADE.
LEOLA, ----.. DAKOTA.
JAMES A. WELLS, Editor aud Publisher.
SDBSCRIPTION, ONLY Sl.SU A YEAR.
A bright, lively, mterestini;; paper, coutainiug all the local and general news aud excel-
lent reading matter. The official pajjer of the county, aud its possibilities only limited by
the possiljilities of McPherson County. A tlrst-class advertising medium. Send for rates
and information of the greatest country on Earth.
Geo. p. Roweix & Co., Agents 10 Spruce St., New York.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD AGE.
345 5TH STREET, - - - L.OUISVIL.L.E, KY.
SOUTHERN RAILROAD AGE COMPANY, Publishers.
A RAILWAY JOURNAL.
Devoted to Railwav Intelligence, Operation, Construction and Manufactiu-ing.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
A Premium given to everv Subscriber.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
liEADER-SENTINEIi.
FALLS CITY. - - - ... NEBRASKA.
GEO. GIRD, Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED FOR THE ENLIGHTENMENT' OF THE PEOPLE IN GENERAL AND THE
RELIEF OF THE PROPRIETOR'S POCKETBOOK IN PARTICULAR.
And it has succeeded bej^ond his most sanguine expectations as its large and rapidly
increasing circulation certifies. It reaches every family and the best
advertising medi^im in the county and vicinity.
SENP FOR RATES.
T I M E S
AURORA, - - - ' - - MISSOURI.
W. A. ROBINSON, Editor and Publisher.
A STRICTLY LOCAL PAPER AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
Has a large and rapidly increasing circulation. A popular favorite. A first-class adver-
tising medium. Liberal rates to liberal advertisers. Our motto is good value for good
money, and we give our patrons satisfaction as the surest way of retaining their custom.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ DES MOINES VALLEY JOURNAL.
ELDON ..... IOWA.
J. I. CONGER, - - - Editor and Publisher.
An enterprising and prosperous newspaper, ably edited, full of news (local and foreign)'
and splendid reading matter. Democratic in politics. In fact, as good a country paper as
there is in the State of Iowa. A rapidly increasing circulation, and a first-class advertising
medium.
Geo, p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ FORD COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
FONDA, - ... - KANSAS.
JAMES C. HARRELL, - Editor and Publisher.
A spicy, enterprising newspaper, having a large and rapidly increasing circulation in
Fonda and adjoining counties among a class of prosperous farmers aud business men, who
have the means to purchase and who are wide-awake to all of interest that is going on in
the world. Advertisers can readily see the advantages derived from using its columns, as
it is sure to pay them. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REVIE-W.
MARKSVILIiE, .... LOUISIANA.
WM. HALL, Editor. .... AM. GRENILLION, Publisher.
A well-established and ably-edited newspaper, published in both English and French.
Democratic in politics, and with an extensive and steadily increasing circulation in this
beautiful and luxuriant parish, possessing peculiar advantages as an advertising medium.
Correspondence solicited and all information cheerfully granted.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ENTERPRISE.
SHELDON, -..--. DAKOTA.
E. A. KLING. Editor and Publisher.
LARGEST CIRCULATION AND BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY.
Little drops of printers' ink, a little type displayed,
Makes our merchant princes with all their big parade;
Little bits of stinginess, discarding printers' ink
Busts the man of business, aud sees his credit sink.
A WORD TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
REPUBLIC.
Colorado Springes,
Colorado.
H. C. CRAWFORD & CO.,
i i E.d,i tors and Publishers.
Published tri-weekly and weeklj'. A large
eight-paKe, powerful and progressive paper.
The circulation of the Republic is guaran-
teed the largest iu El Paso County, hence it
is the best advertising medium.
Send for Rates.
WARREN COUNTY NEWS.
ludiauola, . - .
Indiana.
NEWS PUBLISHIXG COMPANY,
Publishers.
? Succeeds the Real Estate News, and is
the only journal of its class in this section of
the State. It gives all the local and general
news, and has a large patronage thi'oughout
Warren and adjoining counties. The best
advertising medium for real estate, building
and general advertising in the county. Send
for rates.
FARMER'S HEADLIGHT.
Cisco,
Texas.
J. B. DANIEL, Editor and Publi.sher.
In things Essential, Unity; In all things,
Charity.
^n independent, fearless and aggressive
newspaper, well established and ably edited,
with an extensive circulation througliout
Eastland County, among a prosperous class
of farmers and merchants. A good adver-
tising medium. Rates furnished on applica-
tion.
HERAL.D-EAR.
H.iovfa,
Kansas.
ELLIS BROS., Editors and Publishers.
We Herald the News our Ear Hears.
"An influential eight-page jom-nal, contain-
ing all the latest news, humorous and Inter-
esting reading matter, farm news, etc. It Is
the right paper for advertisers for this sec-
tion of the State..
Rates sent on application.
NEW ERA AND KITTSON
COUNTY RECORD.
St. Vincent,
Minnesota.
Our Motto : Tell the Truth.
The only Democratic organ in this part of
the Northwest. Bright, bi'eezy and spark-
ling, containing all the local and general
news and excellent reading matter, in fact a
popular family newspaper, just the thing for
advertisers, because it pays.
Send for rates.
DISTRICT TIMES.
Hannibal,
Missouri.
O. S. MIDDLETON, Editor and Publisher.
A monthly eight-page journal. Established
1880. Representative organ of the Metliodist
Episcopal Church in tlie State. Subscription
only 50 cents a year. It has a circulation of
nearly 2,(X)0 copies throughout the State, and
possesses peculiar advantages as an adver-
tising meclium. Rates furnished on applica-
tion.
NEWS.
Bayard,
Iowa.
C. A, BROWN, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, newsj^ paper, devoted to the in-
terests of Bayard and surrounding country ;
the best paper in the countj"^ for the money ;
only §1.00 a year ; a popular family paper, as
its circulation certifies.
Advertising rates moderate, and furnished
on application.
TIMES.
Loraine,
Illinois.
C. L. CAIN, Editor and Publisher.
A successful newspaper, devoted to the
local and business interests of Loraiue and
vicinity. Independent in politics, giving
praise where it Is due, and punishment like-
wise ; a thorough, spicy, original and popu-
lar paper. The best advertising medium for
this section. If you try it once, you will
again.
Send for Rates.
LABORER.
Syracuse,
New York.
WM. E. MORGAN, Editor and Publisher.
" The Laborer is worthy of his hire."
The official organ of the Trade Unionists
and Worklngmeu of Syracuse. The great
agitation, now almost universal, concerning
the rights of this class of people, has placed
their organs in the front ranks of American
journals, a bright example of which is the
Laborer. A large and rapidlj^ increasing cir-
culation uaakes it a first-class advertising
medium. Send for rates.
THE DENTAL ECLECTIC.
Knoxville,
Tennessee.
A BI-MONTHLY JOURNAL,
Published at East Tennessee Dental Depot.
Devoted to the interests of the Dental
Profession.
Conducted by S. S. WILLARD, D.D.S.
Terms, $1.00 per Year.
ARROW.
Burks-Fails,
Ontario.
WM. A. KELSEY, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, only $1.00 a Year.
A model newspaper, devoted to literature ;
local, district and foreign news ; agriculture
and commerce.
A large circulation throughout the prov-
inces, and a first-class advertising medium.
Send for rates.
LEDGER.
Kuox»
Indiana.
O. MUSSELMAN & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
Only democratic paper in Starke County.
The oldest paper in the county. Oflflcial
paper of the place and county. Largest cir-
culation in tlie countj". Best advertising
medium.
Send for Bates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1193
The Financial Daily Record.
Published by the FINANCIAL NEWS ASSOCIATION (Incorporated), at
38 BROAD ST., - - - NEW YORK.
TERMS: BY MAIL, ONE YEAR, $6.00; SIX MONTHS, $3.00.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
DEVOTED TO THE FINANCIAL INTERESTS OF THE COUNTRY,
THE "RECORD" CIRCULATES AMONG THOSE INTERESTED IN RAILROADS,
STOCKS, MINING COMPANIES, COTTON, PETROLEUM
AND THE PRODUCE MARKETS.
Advertisers who desire to reach people of means and those Avho have the disposition
and money to gratify their desii-es will find The Fisancial Daily Record an unequaled
medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
National Tobacco Review.
166 RANDOLPH ST., - - CHICAGO, ILL.
FRANKLIN S. ANDERSON, - - - - PubUsher.
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TOBACCO AND ITS MANUFACTURED PRODUCTS.
Published Monthly. Subscription, !*»1.00 pei* Year, in Advance.
IT IS THE ONLY PAPER OF ITS CLASS IN THE WEST. ITS CIRCULATION IS AS
LARGE AS ANY PAPER IN THE TRADE. IT COVERS THE TRADE THOR-
OUGHLY, EAST AND WEST, NORTH AND SOUTH.
ITS MARKET REPORTS ARE COMPLETE, CORRECT AND CONCISE. ITS EDITORIALS
AND GENERAL CONTEXTS ARE INTERESTING, INTELLIGENT
AND INDEPENDENT.
As Chicago is the greatest distributing point in the United States for Tobacco in its
several manufactured forms, manufacturers will naturally find it to their interests to
advertise their products in their trade paper, published at the point to which dealers look
for their supplies.
Advertisers get actual circulation, and where it will do them the most good.
Advertising Rates Sent upon Application to Publisher.
Write for sample copy and advertising rates.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
11P4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SHORTHAND WRITER.
Downer's Grove, - - Illiuois,
or S3 rtladisou St., Chicago, 111.
D. KI3IBALL. Publisher.
A moutlily jurnal advocating and ilus-
trating the only practical system of fonetic,
linear, couectiv-vowel (anti-positiou) Ameri-
can shorthand
LINDSLEY'S TAKIGRAFY.
An easily lernd system of sientific, brief,
rapid and legible writing. Being a das jur-
nal of permanent value, it is carefuly red and
preservd. Single numbers, 20 cents, $2.00 per
year, with premium.
REFLECTOR.
Dardanelle,
Arkansas.
W. W. GILL, Editor and Publisher.
Speak the Truth, and Fear no Man.
A lively, spicy, well-established and ably-
edited paper, with a large and rapidly-in-
creasing circulation, having doubled itself
last year. If you wish to share in the trade
of Yell County and vicinitj-, advertise in the
Reflector. Subscription, $1.00, in advance.
Low rates.
RUSSELL JOURNAL,
Russell, - - Kansas.
E. L. S. BOUTON, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
Devoted to the Live Stock, Agricultural
and Household Interests of Central and
Western Kansas. A lively, w ide-awake local
department, which makes it. popular and
guarantees it a circulation which steadily
increases each Aveek. Official paper of the
cit.v and county. To reach the Stockmen and
Farmers of Central Kansas advertise in the
Russell Journal. Rates furnished on ap-
plication.
THE HARTFORD HERALD.
Hartford, - - Kentucky.
RHOADS & FELIX,
Editors and Proprietors.
The only and the official organ of Ohio
County. The coimty has a population of
about 30,000. The Herald has a bona-flde
circulation of 2,000 paid subscribers, is cir-
culating largely in Daviess. Hancock, Butler,
Grayson, Muhlenberg, McLean, Logan and
Breckinridge Counties, and increasing week-
ly. The circulation of The Herald outside
the State is considerable, and steadily in-
creasing. There is no better advertising me-
dium.
PRESS.
Poyuette,
I.
AYiscousin.
C. SARGENT & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50. in Advance.
A bright, sparkling, witty eight-page news-
paper, containing all the news of import-
ance, and an excellent serial story each
issue, replete with interest, and bringing
new subscribers every week. An excellent
advertising medium to reach the trade of
Columbia and adjoining counties. Send for
rates.
BATTERSBY'S DOMINION POCK-
ET RAILWAY AND TRAVEL-
LERS' GUIDE.
Montreal, - - Canada.
With Map. 1.52 pp. Est'd 1874. Subscription
price, T.5c. per annum, mailed to any place.
Single copies. ICc. Puljlished monthly and
issued promptly on the fifth of every month.
Chief office, 174 St. James St., Montreal. Bat-
tersby's Dominion Railway Guide, the offi-
cially recognized Guide of the Dominion, and
is the onlv exclusively Canadian Guide pub-
lished. Rates : One Yr.— full page $40, half $25,
quarter $15 ; 6 Mos.— full p. $25, half $15, quar-
tei- $10; 1 Mo.— full p. $(i, half $1, quarter $3.
COSMOPOLITAN SHORTHANDER
Toronto.
Canada.
THOS. BENGOUGH. Official Reporter York
Co. Courts, Conductor,
CHAS. H. brooks. Manager.
Twenty-eight page monthly. $1.00 per year ;
single copies, H cents each.
Sworn Circulation 5,000 Monthly.
Sample copies free.
REPUBLICAN.
Rapid City, - - Dakota.
JOHN P. McMANUS, Editor.
REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO., Pub'rs.
Daily edition issued every day except Monday,
Weekly edition every Thursday. Largest
circulation of any paper in Dakota. The
organ and chief exponent of this New World.
Correspondents in the various camps, mines
and counties, and give daily and weeklv a
miri-or of the Black Hills. Our circulation
among miners and retailers makes om- pub-
lications the most valuable means of adver-
tising in the West. Send for rates.
VENTURA REPUBLICAN.
San Buena Ventura,
California.
W. D. HOBSON, Editor and Publisher.
This paper succeeds the Signal (the oldest
paper in the county), and has improved that
already well established paper. Having an
extensive and rapidly increasing circulation
among an intelligent class of readers.
SEND FOR RATES.
THE AVEEKLY' NEWS.
Stewartsville, - - ]>Iissouri.
W. T. RANDOLPH & CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
IN GOD WE TRUST.
Cash terms in advance, $1.00 a Year.
A bright, sparkling, fresh, go-ahead weekly
joiu'nal, witty but " no chestnuts," a model
family newspaper. It is constantly growing
in favor with the reader. Send for advertis-
ing rates.
BISHOPVILLE ENTERPRISE-
Bishopville, - - South Carolina.
Published every Wednesday, by
BOWMAN & STOKES.
Terms— One dollar and fifty cents— inva-
riably in advance.
Advertising Rates— One dollar per square
first insertion ; each subsequent insertion
seventy-five cents. Contracts for three
months, or longer, will be made at reduced
rates. An excellent medium, having a good
and rapidly increasing circulation
FRATERNAL INDICATOR.
Roudout, - - New Y'ork.
D. J. AUCHMOODY, Editor and Pulilisher.
18 and 20 Union ave., Rondout, N. Y.
A monthly journal devoted to the interest
of Fraternal Societies, Official Organ of the
Supreme Lodge, Knights of Columbia. An
attractive journal, with a large circulation.
Advertising Rates: 1 inch space, 1 mo., $1.25;
(i mos., $3.50 ; 1 year, $0.00 ; 3 inch, 1 mo., $2.50 ;
(i mos., $i).00; 1 year, $10.(X); }4 column, 1 mo.,
$5.00; 6 mos., $15.00; 1 vear, $25.00; 1 column,
1 mo., $1000; fj mos., $30 00; 1 year, $50.00.
Address all orders to
FRATERNAL INDICATOR, Rondout, N. Y.
AaiERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1195
Republican Herald.
ASHLAND, - - 2^ - - KANSAS.
PAGE BROTHERS, - . . . . Publishers.
THE "REPUBLICAN HERALD" IS THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF SOUTHWEST-
ERN KANSAS.
IT REACHES 10,000 READERS THAT CAN BE REACHED THROUGH NO OTHER PUB-
LICATION.
The best medium to reach a large, thrifty, enterprising and rapidly growing population.
Only first-class advertisements inserted. Rates 10 cents per line.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1887. 1887.
The Weld County Democrat.
GREELEY, - - ^Z " " COLORADO.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $2.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
EIGHT PAGES, FIFTY-SIX COLUMNS. THE LARGEST PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE
COUNTY.
THE "DEMOCRAT" IS PUBLISHED IN THE CENTRE OF THE FINEST FARMING
SECTION OF THE STATE, AND ADVERTISERS WILL FIND IT A
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
WARD D. HARRINGTON, - - Publisher,
GREELEY, WELD CO., COLORADO.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Western Broker.
79 DEARBORN ST., - - - - CHICAGO, ILL.
PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY BY ALFRED SANDERSON,
The Western Broker circulates among the Wholesale and Retail Liquor and Drug
Trades, and Is therefore a medium of vast importance to advertisers who desire to reach
those branches of business.
Advertisers can learn of rates, etc., upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Telegraph-
PLEASANTVILLE, ----- IOWA.
L. F. CHAMBERLIN, - - - Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, - - $1.00.
INDEPENDENT IN POLITICS, INTERESTING AND RELIABLE, AND SECOND TO NONE
IN POINT OF TYPOGRAPHICAL NEATNESS. THE ONLY JOURNAL
IN THE PLACE TAKEN INTO EVERY FAMILY,
AND A POPULAR FAVORITE.
Advertisers will find it a profitable medium. Its rates are reasonable, and will be
promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1196 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
ST. liOUIS, _ . _ - - MISSOURI.
D. K McANALLY & E. M. BOUNDS, Editors aud Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50. TO MINISTERS, $1.00 A YEAR.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, SOUTH.
Large aud exteusive circulation, not limited by State lines. It reaches the most
Intelligeut class of readers. As an advertising medium it is unsurpassed.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BANNER.
NATCHEZ, ----- MISSISSIPPI.
LEON C. DUCHESNE, Editor and Publisher.
A tri-weekly, published in the interests of Natchez, having a population of 11,000 and
Adams County 25,iX)0. It contains much interesting reading matter, and all the latest Im-
portant news both local and general, and having a splendid circulation is considered by
advertisers to be the best medium in this section of the State.
RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ MINING REPORTER.
CRYSTAL FALLS, - - - . MICHIGAN.
EDWARD P. LOTT, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
An enterprising, attractive and vigorous newspaper, devoted to the interests of Iron
County and the New North. It has a large and steadily increasing circulation, and any
one wishing to share in the trade of this prosperous country should advertise in the
Reporter. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CATHOLIC YOUTH.
BROOKLYN, ----- NEW YORK.
Rev. E. J. McCABE, Editor and Publisher.
Published weekly and monthly, and devoted to the interests of Catholic Day and
Sunday Schools. Containing a roll of honor with a photograph in each issue, also an
original puzzle department tliat makes it very popular, and a sure cause that the paper will
be often referred to, making it with its vast circulation one of the best advertising mediums
in the State. Send for rates to the CATHOLIC YOUTH, Box 75, Station W, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AMERICAN.
DAYTON, .._--- OHIO.
W. H. TANNER, Editor. D. J. SMITH, Jr., and W. H. TANNER, Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION ONLY 75 CENTS.
An Influential and progressive paper. Eight pages. Devoted to the Interest of the Junior
O. U. A. M. of the United States, whose object is to maintain and promote the interests of
Americans, aud shield them from the depressing effects of foreign pauper competition. It
has a large and growing circulation throughout the country. One of the best advertising
mediums in the land. Send for rates.
EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD SUBSCRIBE.
MONTGOMERY DEMOCRAT.
BLACKSBURG, ----- VIRGINIA.
G. A. SULLIVAN, Editor and Publisher.
A well printed, ably edited weekly, published in the midst of one of the most intelligent
and cultured sections of Virginia, aud is widely read thi-oughout the whole State by people
whom it pays advertisers to reach.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CLARK COUNTY DEMOCRAT. .
CLARK, ------ DAKOTA.
M. J. SIMPSON, Editor and Publisher.
An unusually attractive wide-awake paper, ably edited and devoted to the interests of
Clark and adjoining counties. Independent. Endeavoring to be fair to all. Typographi"
cally neat and adorned with fine cuts of prominent men. Advertisers will forward their
interests by patronizing this excellent medium. Rates furuished on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
KEYSTONE.
KETCHUM, - - - - , ,. - - IDAHO.
IKE H. BOWMAN. Publisher.
SUBSCRIBE FOR AND READ IT, ONLY $4.00 A YEAR.
Sole representative of the Great Upper Wood River Mining Region, located in the future
Metropolis of Idaho in the very heart of the most promising mining country on the face of
the Earth, always abreast of the times and keeping its jiatrons fully informed of all
important events. An invaluable guide for capital and information to the settler of every
craft and position. Advertise in it if you wisli to be benefited. Rates and aU information
cheerfully furnished.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
F O C TJ S
COFFEEVILLE, - - -* - 3I1SSISSIPPI.
JOHX W. WELLS, Editor and Publisher.
A wide-awake weekly newspaper containing all the local and general news, and
devoted mainly to the interests of Workingmen of all classes and conditions. A powerful
and able advocate of his rights and an unmerciful lash to the corporations and monopolies.
A very popular paper and an immense advertising medium. Send for rates.
SUBSCRIPTIOX ONLY 75 CENTS A YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
J^O U R N A li .
HIGHLAND FALLS, . - - . NEW YORK.
JAMES C. MERRITT, Editor.
BLOOMING GROVE NEWS, WASHINGTONVILLE. J. OWEN IMOORE, Edtor.
MIRROR, CORNWALL. - - - - - E. P. THOMPSON. Editor.
3I0NR0E TIMES. TURNERS STATION, - - EUGENE D. STOKEM, Editor.
JAMES C. MERRITT, Proprietor.
All these popular and p rogressive papers are published in Orange County, one of the
most prosperous in the Empire State, and they form a valuable combination for advertisers,
the equal of which is impossible to surpass. Rates moderate and furnished on application.
TEXAS AND SOUTHWESTERN DRUGGIST.
WACO, ... . - _ TEXAS.
TEXAS DRUGGIST PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, Sl.OO A YEAR.
A large 55-page monthly, devoted to the interests of Pharmacy and Medicine In Texas
and the Southwest and the Drug Trade in general. There is no better advertising medium in
the World than the pages of this journal affords for manufacturers and dealers in these
specialties. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
JOURNAL.
FARMVILLE,
VIRGINIA*
R. B. BERKELEY, Editor. A. D. WATKINS. Publisher.
The JoimNAL is devoted to home Interests, and aims to keep its readers well up to the
times in all matters of interest. Fearless to denounce all wrong either in office or out.
A popular ideal newspaper with a lai'ge circulation. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
COURIER
BLOOMINGTOX,
DAKOTA.
E. L. BATES, Editor and Publisher.
A large eight-page progressive weekly newspaper. Official paper of the county. Every
issue bringing in new subscribers. Spicy, attractive and popular, in fact an ideal family
newspaper. An A 1 advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TACOMA,
COM ME R C E .
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
EDW. N. FULLER, Editor and PubUsher.
A vigorous and progressive weeklj" newspaper. Devoted to the interests of the Puget
Sound Country. A deserving and popular paper, as its large circulation attests. Published
at Tacoma. the city of destiny, the future metropolis of this country at the terminus of the
Northern Pacific Railroad, gatewaj' of the Orient. A tirst class advertising medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FORESTER.
HUNTSVILLE, - - - . - ONTARIO.
F. W. CLEARWATER, Editor and Publisher.
A bright, lively, interesting family papei', original and neat, deftly mingling all the
local and foreign news with new and entertaining reading, continued stories in each issue,
which makes it a valuable advertising medium, as the paper is looked at oftener and longer,
having the same advantages as a daily issue. Advertisers will make a note of this.
Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WYOMING AND ITS FUTURE.
LARAMIE CITY,
WY03IING.
F. W. OTT, Editor and Publisher.
A journal devoted to the honest development of Wyoming Territory. A popular and
powerful paper, and if you want to know something about one of the healthiest countries
on the face of the Earth subscribe for it, only S2.00 a year. A circulation already of over 2,500
copies, and rapidly increasing. A flrst-clas.s advertising medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1199
New Era
NORTH SPRINGFIELD, - - MISSOURI.
J. D. WILLIAMS, Editor.
NEW ERA PUBLISHING CO., .... Publishers.
Subscription: Daily, $6.00; Weekly, $1.50. Established 1S76.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.— The only journal in the place of over 2,000 population. Pre-
eminentlj' a county paper, giving to the people all the county news. In discussing county
questions it stands inflexibly for an economical and strictly legal adnainistration of county
affairs, and while it is and always has been unreservedly loyal to the Republican party, it
discusses all such questions free from party bias. Its fairness has brought to it its present
large circulation, aud it is one of the best advertising mediums in Green County.
Rates on application.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Marlboro Chronicle.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
BENNETTSVILLE, - MARLBORO CO., SO. CAROLINA.
J. DUPRE ALSBROOK, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms of subscription, $1.50 per annum, in advance. Advertising rates made known on
application. Orders solicited.
A DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS, LITERA-
TURE, SCIENCE, AGRICULTURE, ETC.
The population of this, " the garden spot" county of the State, is about 22,000 and rapidly
increasing. Ours is a live journal of the Pee Dee country, and reaches the whole county,
besides having an extensive circulation in other counties of this State, in North Carolina
and in other States, so that advertisers speak through us to a large constituency.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
Lehigh Valley Echo.
LEHIGH, - - 23 " " IOWA.
I. T. BRANIGAN, - - - Editor and PubUsher,
Subscription, - - $1.30.
A LARGE, EIGHT-COLUMN FOLIO. PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. THE ONLY PAPER
IN THE PLACE. WHICH HAS OVER l,(X)'i POPULATION. A MODEL FAMILY
NEWSPAPER. A FIRST CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
L.\RGE CIRCULATION AND LOW RATES. READ BY ALL CLASSES. ADVERTISE-
MENTS CAREFULLY CLASSIFIED AND TASTEFULLY DISPLAYED.
Rates on Application.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Cherryvale Republican.
" RATTLE, THEN RIDDLE. THE REELING ROTTEN RUM RING. AND RESTORE THE
REPUBLIC TO RADICAL REPUBLICAN RULE."
A. L. WILSON, - - - . Editor and Proprietor.
THE LEADING TEMPERANCE PAPER IN KANSAS. SIX-PAGE, EIGHT-COLUMN, AND
ONLif S1.50 PER YEAR.
CHERRYVALE, - _ - KANSAS.
READ BY FARMERS, FRUIT GROWERS, STOCKMEN, SALESMEN, LAW-
YERS, LABORERS. MERCHANTS, MILLIONAIRES, RICH REPUBLI-
CANS. DRINKING DEMOCRATS, GREEN GREENBACKERS.
BIG AND LITTLE, RICH AND POOR, OLD .\ND
YOUNG.
Circulates in each State and Territory of the Union, including Kansas (the Giant of the
Group), having 1,300,000 People in all branches of business.
A few approved advertisements will be inserted at the low rate of §2.50 per inch, first
insertion, and $2 per inch for each subsequent insertion. Cash must accompany all orders.
Address THE REPUBLICAN, Cherryvale. Kansas.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL, & GO'S
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
Seattle, - Washington Territory.
CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING AND PUBLISH-
ING COMPANY,
Editors aud Publishers.
Daily and weekly. Two large, wide-awake,
grogressive papers, very ably edited, and
avmg a bona flde circulation of 2,000 copies,
aud increasing throughout the entti-e North-
west. An invaluable advertising medium.
Rates low and furnished on appUcaiion.
VANCOUVER DAILY ADVER-
TISER.
Vancouver,
British Colnmbia.
(Terminus on the Pacifle of the Canadian
Pacific Railwaj-.)
First daily newspaper established in Van-
couver.
Largest Circulation. A First-class Advertis-
ing Medium.
W. B. MACDOUGALL. Ed. and Prop'r.
ENTERPRISE.
Oakland,
Oregon.
MILTON H. TOWER, Editor and Pub'r.
A lively little paper, chuck full of news
and interesting reading matter. Ably edited
and with an already fair and rapidly increas-
ing circulation. An excellent medium for
reaching the trade of Douglas aud surroimd-
ing counties.
Subscription, $1.50 a year, in advance.
OBSERVER.
Placerville,
California.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING 31EDIUM.
Published Every Tuesday.
GALUSHA CARPENTER, Editor and Pub'r.
An interesting progressive paper, with an
extensive aud increasing circulation in this
great mining centre and agricultm-al region
and surrounding country. Only 48 miles
from Sacramento.
ROCK COUNTY HERALD.
Luverne,
Minnesota.
H. J. MILLER, Editor and PubUsher.
An influential and powerful journal in this
the most beautiful and richest section of the
State. Has a guaranteed circulation of 1,500
copies and increasing, published semi- weekly,
and merchants desirous of sharing in the
trade of this county should advertise in the
Herald. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Rates low and furnished on application.
ADVOCATE,
Leigh,
Nebraska.
WM. P. SUTTLE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
A Lively. Vigorous Weekly Newspaper full
of Local News and Reading Matter. The best
medium to reach the irade of Colfax County.
Rates made known on application.
CHRONICLE.
Wisner,
Nebi*aska»
GEO. F. KENOWER. Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page paper filled to the brim with
local news and choice reading matter.
A rapidly increasing circulation, and a first-
class Advertising Medium.
Send for Rates.
NEWS.
Cainsville,
Missouri.
J. H. ROCKWELL, Editor and Publisher.
A lively and progressive vreekly, out every
Saturday morning, containing all the local
news and choice reading matter, also im-
portant events concerning the country at
large. Very popular in this locality as at-
tested by its rapidly increasing circtilation.
Anyone desirous of reaching the trade of this
section should advertise in the News. Rates
liberal and furnished on application.
INDEPENDENT. FEARLESS. AGGRESSIVE.
THE DUBLIN RUSTLER.
Published Weekly, at
Dublin, - - Erath Co., Texas,
By DANIEL BROTHERS.
A Seven-Column All Home Print Paper.
The Rustler is the successor of fotir large
country weeklies, and having thrown these
lists together we have a strong circulation,
and we are pleased to say to advertisers that
we are now prepared to offer our valuable
space at very reasonable prices.
VINDICATOR.
Charleston,
Arkansas.
R. S. BRIDGMAN, Editor and Publisher.
A first-class weekly newspaper devoted to
home interests, with a special Washington
correspondent, each issue alive with news.
As an advertising medium it is safely to be
relied upon to give satisfaction to all who
patronize its columns. Send for rates.
GEORGIAN.
Blackshear,
Georgia.
A. A. ELLENWOOD, Editor and Proprietor.
Pledged but to truth, liberty and law.
No favor wins us, and no fear shall awe.
Full of interesting matter both local and
general, a special Washington correspond-
ent, a large and increasing circulation, just
the medium to reach the trade of this sec-
tion. Advertising rates low and furnished
ouapi)Iication.
BEDFORD CO. TIMES.
Established 1885.
Shelbyville, - - Tennessee.
D. 31. ALFORD, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, §1.00.
A large, independent, vigorous weekly, that
holds its own in spite of all competition, and
is a general favorite, as its extensive circu-
lation attests. Published iu one of the chief
grain markets of the State, and a very busy
manufacturing town ; it is a desirable ad-
vertising medium. Rates moderate and fur-
nished on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1^01
PUKWANA PRESS.
PURVVANA, - . - . BRUJL,E CO., DAK.
W. M. PRATT, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, - ... §1.50 PER YEAR.
A RELIABLE NEWSPAPER AND A GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Published at the central town of the county. Annual advertising at the rate of §100 per
column.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REPUBLICAN.
FARMER CITY, - - - - - - ILLINOIS.
R. M. EWING, - - Editor and Publisher.
A bright, sparkling, newsy family journal. The Republican is the most popular weekly
published in De Witt County. Its value as an advertising medium is undisputed. Its rates
are low, and advertisers should consult their interests by emplojing its columns. Try and
be convinced.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ARKANSAS TRIBUNE.
CONWAY, - - - - ARKANSAS.
WOODS BROTHERS, - - Editors and Publishers.
OUR AIM, TO PUBLISH A NEWSPAPER.
A large, eight>page, progressive and vigorous newspaper. We can truthfully say our
aim is accomplished, as the large and i-apidly increasing circulation can testify. Largest
circulation of any paper In the county and a fearless advocate of democracy. Best adver-
tising medium in the,State for Faulkner and surrounding counties. For rates of subscrip-
tion and advertising address the Editor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE EVENING COURIER.
CSREENCASTLE, .... - INDIANA.
ONLY DAILY PAPER IN GREENCASTLE. CIRCULATION, 538, AND
STEADILY INCREASING.
Advertising Rates.— One Inch, 1 month, $3 ; 3 months, $5. Four inches, 1 month, $6 ;
5 months, $15. Eight inches, 1 month, $10. No advertisements inserted as editorial matter.
E. S. SHERIDAN, Proprietor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE L.AKE SHORE TIMES.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING, AT
MANITOWOC, .... WISCONSIN.
J. S. & E. M. ANDERSON, Proprietors.
TERMS, $2.00 PER YEAR.
It aims to present all the news of local and State interest. That it has succeeded is
shown in its large and continually increasing circulation. It is now, and ever will be, the
newsiest paper on the West Shore of Lake Michigan. Advertising rates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TIMES.
ELGIN, - ----- TEXAS.
C. A. SEAY, - - Editor and Proprietor.
ESTABLISHED 1885. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
A seven-column folio, issued every Thursday. A neatly printed and very interesting
newspaper, containing all local and general news of importance, and read carefully by
intelligent, thrifty and well-to-do people. Elgin, a name known the world over as con-
nected with the TiME(s), has a large area tributary to it, and the people naturally look to
its newspapers for information concerning the markets. The constituency of the Times
-comprises a class of buyers who have many wants and the means to supplj' them. This
fact makes the paper a valuable advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1203
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
SAW.
Published to Make Dust.
Woodstou, . - - Kansas.
C. C. TH03IPS0X, Editor and Publisher.
A sharp, well tempered and polished news-
paper, runs around in a large circle, filled
with local and general sawdust and buz-
ziugs. cutting whoever deserves it, and can
saw out more business for those who adver-
tise in It than any other journal in this sec-
tion. Subscription, Sl.OO a year cash, or $1-25
In produce ; not wood, however, for we have
enough of that in Woodston. Rates sent on
application.
BANNER.
Terre Haute,
ludiaua.
EMIL HIRSCHBERG, Editor and Publisher.
A German newspaper, published trl-week-
ly and weekly. Subscription, Tri-weekly.
$3.50; Weekly, §2.(Ki a year. Established
1870. Largest circulation of any German
paper in the State. It is unsurpassed as an
advertising medium.
Send for Rates.
N E W^ S .
Adair,
Iowa.
Established ISS'2.
GEO. W. WILKINSON, Editor and Publisher.
If you can't speak well of your neighbor,
speak not of him at all.
Published weekly, and devoted to the local
and general interests of the people. Replete
with reading matter of the highest interest,
and containing all the news of the week. It
has a large and rapidly-growing circulation
in the couutv, and the best advertising
medium. Rates furnished on application.
TiatES.
Sargeut,
Nebraska.
J. E. McCRAY, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
An eight-page weekly, represents and is
devoted especially to the town of Sargent,
Custer County ; contains all the home news
and aU outside topics of importance. The
best paper for the Middle Loup Valley people.
An indepeudeut Democratic journal, and an
excellent advertising medium.
Rates sent on application.
THE UNION READING CIRCLE.
A large sixteen-page literary and educa-
tional monthly, published at 147 Throop
Street,
Chicago, _ - - Illinois,
Bv
THE READING CIRCLE ASSOCIATION.
Subscription price, §1.00 per year.
It is the organ of over one hundred Read-
ing Circles of the United States, from Maine
to Texas, whose officers are members of the
association, and interested in its success and
circulation. Send for application form and
get up a circle in your own vicinitA-.
SL.OVAN AND ROLNIK.
Bryan,
Texas.
EDWARD A. KRALL, Editor and Publisher.
A weeklv publication devoted to the educa-
tion and home interest of the Bohemians in
Texas. There Ibeing a large number of that
nationality in the State, gives the paper
great value as an advertising medium, as it
has an exclusive held. Rates furnished on
application.
TEXAS SCHOOL. JOURNAL.
Dallas,
Texas.
Owned and controlled by the leading teach-
ers of the State.
The only medium through which to reach
the teachers of Texas.
Address
Texas School Journal,
Dallas, Texas.
GARNER'S GLEANER.
Published at
Tunuelton, - Preston Co., West Va,
A High-Class Literary, Religious and Tem-
pei'auce Monthlv, conducted bv
W. SCOTT GARNER.
Each issue of the Gleaner consists of ten
pages, regular six-column newspaper size,
cut and pasted. Only 50 cents a year. Every-
body takes and reads it. The Gleaner is
one of the best advertising mediums in the
State, circulating largely in both political
parties, and among all classes and sects. No
objectionable advertisements received. If
you have anything good to advertise, try it.
BARTON COUNTY ENQUIRER.
Issued every Thursday, at
Liberal, ... 3Iissouri.
P. J. U3IBRITE, Editor.
H. H. ALLEN, Publisher.
Devoted to the interest of Liberal especial-
ly, and Barton Count}- generally. Adver-
tisers will ftud this an excellent medium.
Send for Rates.
THE LA CROSSE DE3IOCRAT.
La Crosse, - - Kansas.
LA CROSSE PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
CO., Publishers,
J. M. TRACY, Editor and Business Manager.
Published every Thursday. Uncomprom-
isingly democratic. In local affairs devoted
to the' intei-ests of the region known as the
" Great Plains." Persons in the East desir-
ini; information in regard to the West should
not fail to subscribe for The La Crosse Dem-
ocrat. Size of paper, eight columns four
pages. Subscription, $1.50 per year ; 75 cents
for six months.
TIMES.
Worthington,
Indiana.
AUTHOR PALMER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25 a Year.
A live, influential home paper, devoted to
reporting the latest news and to sterling re-
publican principles. The oldest paper in the
county. Established ISS;^, with a large circu-
lation. Not confined to county or State
lines. One of the best advertising mediums
in Southern Indiana. Rates furnished on
application.
J. W. Johnson. G. W. Shocklky.
T. M. Shocklet,
THE SATURDAY GLOBE.
Oskaloosa, - - Iowa.
JOHNSON & SHOCKLEY BROS.,
Proprietors.
Eight pages, independent, devoted exclu-
sivelv to societv, local and general news.
Printed all at liome on tinted book paper.
Guaranteed bona-fide weekly edition of 2.050
copies. Official county paper. Nothing but
unobjectionable advertising accepted.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1203
T H E_E Y E .
HUNTER, ---.-. DAKOTA.
CHAS. E. STONE, Editor aud Publisher.
A live paper, published in a live community. As au advertising medium for this
portion of Dakota it has no equal ; although yet a young paper it has a circulation that is
surpassed by very few country weeklies in the West. Cheap cash rates. Send for them.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
Lass EiT "mail. ^
SUSANVILL.E, - - - . CALIFORNIA.
BEN. M. BAMEY, Editor and Publisher.
A lively, vigorous, progressive eight-column quarto newspaper, ably edited and with a
circulation, although a young paper, of nearly l.OOU copies and steadily increasing through-
out Lassen and adjoining counties. A jiaper of and for the people and an excellent advertis-
ing metUum. Subscription, $S.5t), in advance. Rates moderate and furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REPORTER.
SAN MARCIAL., - . - - NEW MEXICO.
L. R. WHITMORE & CO., Editors and Publishers.
A bright, lively, wide-awake paper, well edited, full of news and choice reading matter.
A paper, judging from the rapid increase of its circulation, is bound to have a large and
extensive list of readers. A flrst-class advertising medium for New Mexico and vicinity.
Give us a trial. Rates low. Send for them.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SENTINEL.
SANTA ANNA, - - - - - TEXAS.
S. G. SPANN, Editor. MODEL PRESS PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
A bright, wide-awake, progressive eight-page paper, recently inaugurated, and has
already a circulation of 2,000 copies and steadily increasing in Santa Anna, one of the most
beautiful spots on earth and throughout the surrounding country. Straightout Jeffersonian
Democrat in politics and a strong advocate of the laboring man. Read by everybodv. The
largest circulation of anj- paper in Western Texas, therefore, as an advertising medium, it is
unsurpassed. Trj- and be convinced. Send for rates.
TIMES.
HAYS CITY, - - - - - KANSAS.
GEO. W. SWEET, - - - Editor and Publisher.
A large, eight-page, six-column paper, witty, brilliant and vigorous. A general favorite
in the county, as attested by its large and rapidly increasing circulation. Published in the
midst of a great fanning and stock-raising country, and having a place in the homes of
many of the best families. It is an invaluable advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SOUTHERN WATCHMAN^
CI.INTON, .... LOUISIANA.
L D. WALL, Editor. W. C. LEWIS, Publisher.
An old-established, popular aTid powerful paper. The official paper of East Feliciana
Parish. Its motto: "In things essential, unity." "In things doubtful, liberty." "In all
things, charity." An able and fearless exponent of the principles of straight-out, democ-
racy, which make its circulation extensive. It is a first-class advertismg medium. Send
for xates.
» Geo. p. RowELt 3c Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
T^^.r„xTx^ THE SOUTHERN RECORD.
MEMPHIS, - . - . . TENNES.SEE.
HANSON & JOHNSON, Proprietors. Official organ Tennessee State Central Labor
Union. An Independent Weekly. Free from all party alliances. The Memphis Weekly
Record is a paper for the Farmer, the Merchant, the Mechanic, the Laborer and the Home
Circle. Being wholly untrammeled, it deals with oppression aud unjust monopolv in a
bold and fearless manner. Contains all the latest news of the day. It is invaluable to
advertisers, for although only in its infancy its circulation, which is rapidly increasing,
reaches 3,700 copies weekly. Liberal commission to agents. Sample copies free.
Address "WEEKLY RECORD," Memphis, Tenn.
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L.EADVIL.L.E, - - . - . COLORADO.
P. A. LEONARD, Editor. . - - DISPATCH PUB. CO., Publishers.
A large, eight-page, eight-column newspaper. Independent in all things, neutral in
nothing. With a large circulation throughout Colorado and adjoining States. Published
in one of the leading towns, and one of the greatest trade centres of the West. As an adver-
tising medium it cannot be surpassed. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1204
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
We Champion Free and Unlimited Coin-
age OF Silver.
r ' THE COLORADO MINER.
- - - Colorado.
GeorgetoAvn, - - -
The oldest mining journal in Colorado.
CHAS. B. CULVER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription Price, $2.50 per Annum.
The best advertising medium in Colorado
for 3Iiuing Machinerj' or Supplies for Mines.
ERA.
Edna,
Kansas.
C. M. BROWN, Editor and Publisher.
A FOUR-PAGE IXTERESTESTG PAPER.
Devoted particularly to the local interests
of Edna and Labette County, and having a
large circulation in the count}'.
Advertising rates moderate and furnished
on appUcatiou.
OBSERVER.
Canton,
Minnesota.
H. T. BLAIR, Editor and Publisher.
A large eight-page progressive weeklj'. In-
dependent in Politics. No friends to reward
or enemies to punish except those who de-
serve it. Eminent correspondents at im-
portant cities, constantly keeping its patrons
informed of the latest events of interest
transpiring. Circulation of nearly 1,000 copies.
ADVERTISE IN IT.
STAATS ZEITUNG.
Daily and Weekly.
Portland, - - - Oregon.
STAATS ZEITUNG PUBLISHING CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription— Daily $8.00, Weekly $2.50.
Daily estab. 18S6 ; four pages, eight columns,
with a circulation of over 60*;) copi«»s.
Weekly an elglit-page independent German
newspaper. Established 1879, Avith a circula-
tion exceeding 2,500 copies among the intelli-
gent Germans of the States and Territories.
One of the best advertising mediums in the
entire State. Send for rates.
GRIMES COUNTY NEWS.
Anderson,
Texas.
CAMPBELL & HENDRICKS,
Editors and Publishers.
One of the standard journals of Texas, the
official organ of Grimes County, with a cir-
culation exceeding 1,200, and increasing.
The very rapid development of the State,
and the large increase of population con-
sequent thereon, renders it one of the best
fields in which to advertise. Rates furnished
on application.
TRIBUNE
Belvidere,
Nebraska.
WM. PRICE, Editor and Publisher.
A newspaper ideal, published weekly, and
anxiously looked for by its patrons. Strong
Republican in Politics. Its circulation is
extensive and rapidly increasing, being a
flrs^class advertising medium for this sec-
tion. All information cheerfully furnished
on application.
THE I.ONE STAR MAGAZINE.
Dallas, - . - Texas.
The only purely literary magazine pub-
lished in the State; is growing daily in circu-
lation, and is becoming a fine medium for
advertisers, uoz-th and east, to reach the
Southern people, as it has entre to the most
intelligent families. For manufacturers, a
monthly of tills character is one of the best
mediums of advertising, as the circulation
is not circumscribed by section or State
lines. Rates of advertising : $10 a page per
month for inside ; $12 for outside cover ; less
space, same rates. Liberal reduction for
yearly advertisers. All wood-cuts rejected.
HEADLIGHT.
Clearwater.
Nebraska.
C. E. FIELDS, Editor and Publisher.
A well established, ably edited and largely
circulated newspaper lighting the waj- for a
train of followers, and rapidly Increasing.
Advertisers who desire to reach this most im-
portant section of the West should advertise
in the Headlight.
SEND FOR RATES.
WARTRACE ADVANCE.
Wartrace,
Tennessee.
W. R, MURRELL, Editor and Publisher.
The Advance is published in one of the
most populous and wealthy sections of Ten-
nessee, and is constantly increasing in circu-
lation.
Liberal terms to advertisers.
THE
BENTON COUNTY JOURNAL.
Bentonville,
Benton Co., Ark.
W. M. BUMBARGER, Publisher.
The Journal is a weekly newspaper, issued
in one of the oldest counties of the State, and
has a large local circulation, which makes It
a most valuable medium for advertisers.
Advertising rates furnished upon applica-
tion.
THE HOME RULER.
Published every Wednesday, at
Camden, - - - Alabama.
C. W. HARE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $2.00 per Year.
A live and popular family newspaper en-
tirely of home production. Through its col-
umns advertisers can reach the people of
Wilcox County with more effect than
through any other medium. Send for rates.
NEWS.
Trinidad,
Colorado.
H. R. PALMER, Editor.
NEWS COMPANY, Publishers.
A large eight-column quarto newspaper
established 1879, the oldest paper in the
county. Republican in politics, and the offi-
cial organ of the county, the centre of a rich
grazing and farming section, and is a flrst-
class advertising medium for Las Animas
and adjacent counties. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1205
Established 18T4.
Home Mail.
PHELPS, - - * - NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED 3I0XTHLY
THE EX-SOLDIERS' REUNION AND NATIONAL CAMP FIRE. THE ONLY PAPER
OF ITS KIND IN THE UNITED STATES MAKING A SPECIALTY OF
JOKES, INCIDENTS AND REMINISCENCES OF
"YANKS" AND "CONFEDS."
The HOME 3IAIL for 1887 will embrace mauy nsw attractions in addition to its old
time-honored specialties, prominent among which will be the accession of several NEW
AND TALENTED CONTRIBUTORS, whose able productions will aid materially in enriching
our pages throughout the year. ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES will also add new-
ness and variety.
In the January number will be commenced an Original War Story, by Prof. H. C. KIRK,
THE EVENING GUN, AN EPISODE OF THE REBELLION.
With Original Illustrations by Wader. This story is one of the best efforts of Mr. Kirk,
founded on actual occiuTences, the author himself being an officer in the Fourth New York
Heavy Artillery during the war.
AMONG OUR BRIGHTEST ATTRACTIONS FOR 1887 WILL BE THE
ORIGINAL. POE3IS BY COl.. SHERIIAN D. RICHARDSON,
One or more of which will appear in eveiy number. Mr. Richardson's Poems have a pecu-
liarly enthusiastic charm-power that has given them a world-wide reputation. His
success in Serio-Comic Readings has been marvelous and spi'ead his merited
fame into every Grand Army coterie in the land.
PROF. VTILLIAM ROBERT BROOKS,
Of the "RED HOUSE OBSERVATORY," will enrich our table of contents with ASTRO-
NOMICAL NOTES. His contributions will be pleasing, instructive
and highlj' entertaining.
OUR "CORPORAL 3IICK " SKETCHES
Will capture all G. A. R. boys in a f lu-ore of delight. Micli is a host, with more fun and
trouble than a little. He has a passion for dropping into Post meetings,
reunions, campflres, etc. His sJietches are racy.
TRUE STORIES OF AR3IY L.IFE,
By Hon. James Franklin Fitts.
Mr. Fitts is an exceedingly entertaining writer, and his articles will afford our readers
special delight and good cheer.
THE HOME MAIL CONGRESS.
An Original Feature designed for young people of both sexes to write on current topics and
matters of general interest — the ladies to belong to the Senate, the gents to the
House of Representatives. This Department will affoi'd scholars and
literary aspirants an unparalleled opportunity for practice.
THE CHIP BASKET
Gives promise of special pleasure and entertainment. It certainlj- will be rich if there are
many " chip" writers.
These are only some new attractions with which to embellish the HOME MAIL of 1887.
Its Soldier Stories, Jolces, etc., by Yaulcs and Conf eds, will be continued. It will be kept,
in truth, what it always has been, "The Favorite Soldier Paper of Ajnerica."
CIRCULATION OVER 10,000. ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN
AJIERICA. RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
One Dollar a Year, includiusr Premium.
Address LIEUTENANT J. W. NEIGHBOR, Editor, Phelps, N. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1206
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GAZETTE.
Sterling, - . - Nebraska.
VARNER & HITCHCOCK, Publishers.
L. A. VARNER, Manager.
" Boutez en Avant."
A four-page Republican weekly, replete
with reading matter of the highest interest,
and containing all the news of the week ; an
extensive, circulation throughout Johnson
County ; unsurpassed as an advertising med-
ium for this prosperous region.
Send for rates.
SUN.
Brooksburgr,
Indiaua.
T. D. WRIGHT, Editor.
WILL T. WRIGHT, Publisher.
A bright, newsy, enterprising paper, con-
taining all the local news. Its matter is well
selected, and its press-work exceptionally
well executed. RaiJidly becoming a popular
favorite. Its advertising patrons will find
their contracts faithfully carried out. The
Sun shines for all, for the sum of 50 cents a
year. Send for rates.
AUDUBON COUNTY REFUBLiICAN
Published Every Thursday, at
Auiliibou, - - lo^va.
COUSINS & McCLURE, Proprietors.
Ed. B. Cousins. W. H. McClure.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR.
Official Paper of City and County. Largest
circulation in Audubon County. Advertisers
will consult their interests by securing space
in the Republican.
Advertising rates reasonable.
DR. FOOTE'S HEALTH
3IONTHIiY.
New York City,
New York.
MURRAY HILL PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers.
Subscription, 50 cents per year.
A very desirable advertising medium.
Dr. Foote's Health Monthly has a large
and influential circulation among a select
class of readers.
BRAINARD'S MUSICAL WORLD.
Published Monthly, at
Cievelaud, O., and Chicago, III.
By S. BRAINARD'S SONS.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum, invariably
in advance.
One of the best journals of its class. Has
a circulation of 25,000 among the most refined
and intelligent classes, and it is a superior
advertising medium. Rates reasonable. Fur-
nished on application. Circulation will be
proved by affidavit to any advertiser request-
ing it.
THE BOOKMART.
Pittsburgh, - - Pennsylvania.
BOOKMART PUBLISHING CO.. Publishers.
A monthly magazine of literary, library,
and bibliographical intelligence, devoted to
the interest of the buyer and seller of old and
new books, American and foreign.
Subscription, Ignited States and Canada, $1.50,
and Foreign, 7s. per year.
GAZETTE.
Boyne Falls,
Michigan.
CHAS. F. DIXON, Editor and Publisher.
Hew straight to the line, let the chips fall
where they may.
An independent eight-page weekly new^s-
paper, containing all the local and the cream
of the general news, and excellent reading
matter. A large circulation among an intel-
ligent and prosperous class of readers. Ad-
vertising rates moderate, and furnished on
application.
BERWICK INDEPENDENT.
Berwick,
Published at
Columbia Co., Pa.
Every FRIDAY Morning, by R. S. BOWMAN.
Four Pages. Twenty-eight Columns.
Subscription, - - $1.50 Per Year.
Established in 1871. Circulates in a thriving
village of three thousand inhabitants, and
through a rich farming section.
Advertising rates furnished upon applica-
tion.
JOURNAL..
Balaton,
Minnesota.
A. ROBINSON, Editor and Publisher.
Published Tliursdays.
An independent journal, not controlled by ,
anybody ; the largest circulation of any paper
in the county, and as an advertising medium
it has no equal in the county.
Rates sent on application.
PULASKI REPUBLICAN.
Published every THURSDAY, at
Crocker, - - - - Missouri.
J. M. CLARK and G. M. SIEGENTHALER,
Editors and Publishers.
A bright, ably-conducted paper, circulating
largely throughout Pulaski County. Ad-
vertisers seeking the patronage of this sec-
tion will find the Republican an excellent
medium. Rates furnished upon application.
THE ARKANSAS MESSENGER.
Okolona, - - Arkansas.
J. J. THOMASSON. Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
For the good of the public, and the pocket of
the Editor.
Subscription, $1.50 a year.
Democratic in politics, with a large circu-
lation throughout Clark and adjoining coun-
ties. A superior advertising medium. Send
for rates.
THE NORMAL HERALD.
Published Monthly, at
Ladoga, - - . Indiana.
By C. M. LEMON.
Terms : One Copy, one year, 75 cents.
Our monthly circulation is never less than
10,000 copies ; hence we otter to advertisers
the best educational medium in the West.
Contracts for extended time and space will
be made at a discount. Bills payable in ad-
vance, unless otherwise agreed. Rates of
advertising i-easonable.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. . 1207
THE FINANCIAL REVIEW.
47 BROAD STREET, .... NEW YORK.
T. D. MAITLAND, Editor.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL OF CURRENT EVENTS AFFECTING INVESTMENTS.
BY THE REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY.
The Review coutaius a thorough digest of Wall Street Affairs, and an interesting epitome
of Banking News f i"om all parts of the Country. It has a wide circulation among bankers,
brokers and financial institutions throughout the United States and in Europe.
Advei'tising rates f ui-nished by addressing as above.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Sprues St., New York.
MILWAUKEE FR EIE FRESSE.
Issued every Evening, and the
SONTAGSBLATT,
SUNDAY, AT
MILWAUKEE. - - ... WISCONSIN.
H. SIGEL, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, DAILY WITH SUNDAY, SIO.CO PER YEAR; SUNDAY, $2.00.
Both papers have an extensive circulation in the city and throughout the entire State
among the best class of Germans. Advertisers will find it to theii- advantage to patronize
these excellent mediums. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SHELBY SENTINEL.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
CAIiERA, -..-.- ALABAMA.
H. G. McCALL, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50 YEARLY.
AN ABLY EDITED PAPER. LARGE CIRCULATION (1,050). ALWAYS INTERESTING.
One of the best advertising mediums in Shelby County. Rates furnished promptly
upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SOUTH JERSEY REVIEW AND OCEAN CITY SPRAY.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT
OCEAN CITY, - - - - NEW JERSEY.
WILBERT H. FENTON, Editor and Owner.
Subscription per Year, Postage Free, $1.00. In Advance, 75 Cents.
Has the largest circulation in Ocean City of any newspaper. The Review is published in
the interest of the residents and property owners of Ocean City, and the Development
and Advancement of Peck's Beach.
It is, positively and emphatically, not a sectarian newspaper, and will not enter into any
religious discussion. Our circulation is steadily increasing, principally among the property
owners and Prohibitionists of the two counties, therefore is a good advertising medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
PUBLIC SPIRIT.
LA PORTE, ----- INDIANA.
JASPER PACKARD, Editor and Publisher.
A LIVELY, ENTERPRISING AND PROGRESSIVE DAILY NEWSPAPER.
The onlj^ Daily in the place of 10,000 population and the best advertising medium in the
county. Its circulation is large and rapidly ihcreasing. Place your
advertisement in it before trying elsewhere and
you are sure to be benefited.
RATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE W^ESTERN FIREMAN.
OFFICE : irr L.A SALLE STREET, - - CHICAGO.
J. S. BLOOMINGSTON, Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, - $1.50 PER ANNUM.
A WEEKLY PAPER DEVOTED TO THE FIRE SERVICE OF THE COUNTRY.
The Official Organ of the National Association of the Chief Fire Engineers and of the
Western States Association.
Geo^ p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1208 . GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
SILVER NUGGET.
ROSITA, .... COLORADO.
W. E. REMINGTON, Editor and Publisher.
A bright and interesting newspaper, filled with local miggets and choice reading mat-
ter. Worth more to the advertiser to day than the big golden nugget of history, and sure
to bring ample returns to all who avail themselves of the columns of this prosperous and
popular journal. Rates low and furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE HOME MESSENGER.
WILLINGTON, - - - TOLLAND CO., CONN.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
JOHN D. TAYLOR, Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM.
The Messexgee is one of the best local newspapers published in Connecticut. It is also
one of the best papers for advertisers to use. Advertising rates furnished upon application.
Geo P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SATURDAY MORNING GAEL.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
SHELLSBLRG, . . - . . IOWA.
STOOKEY & SUMMERS, - - Editors and PubUshers.
A large eight-page, well-conducted journal of the day, and one of the best papers of its
class. Independent in politics, partial to none, it has made itself a general favorite in this
section, and as an advertising medium it has no equal In this part of Iowa. Rates low.
Try it.
Geo. P Rowell & Co , Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
advertiser!
CAMDEN, - . . - NEW JERSEY.
PAMPHLET PUBLISHING CO., - - - Publishers.
A newspaper ideal. A model for all and a copy of none. A powerful, progressive and
influential journal, containing the cream of all the latest news and only 50 cents a year.
Typographically neat and clean, with a circulation exceeding 8,000 copies. Not limited by
State lines. It is the oldest and the best advertiser in Camden or vicinity. Liberal rates
furnished promptly on application. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GRAPHIC.
FOWLER CITY, - - - - - KANSAS.
E. E. HENLEY, - - Editor and Publisher.
A large, firmly established, growing weekly, devoted to the Interests of the city and
county, and a popular favorite. Advertisers desirous of reaching the home circle of all
classes — farmers, merchants, mechanics and business men— should not fail to try the
columns of the Geaphic. It is a good general advertising medium and sure to give satis-
faction.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
advocate!
ERIE, ----- ONTARIO.
Magna Est Veritas et Prevalebit.
The Advocate is a live local paper. At the same time it gives all the general news,
Interspersed with choice reading matter. It has a large circulation throughout Wellington
County among intelligent business men. Send for advertising rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MIRROR.
HATFIELD, . . _ PENNSYLVANIA.
D. L. O. KULP, - - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - $1.00 PER ANNUM.
A large, interesting and influential weekly newspaper. Established 18S3. Independent.
Gives honor only where it is due, and cutting whoever deserves it. It is a welcome visitor
in nearly every family in Montgomery County. Read Sundays by an Intelligent and pros-
perous class of farmers and merchants, who have the means to supplj^ their wants. It is
therefore a very desirable and an invaluable advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FLAG.
PURDY, - - - . - MISSOURI.
G. P. GARLAND, Editor. 31. L. GARLAND, Publisher.
Subscription, Si. 00 a Year.
An independent weekly, published in one of the richest agricultural districts in the
State. An exceptionably good advertising medium, and one through which advertisers
will be sure to obtain satisfactory results.
Rates reasonable and promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1-209
Chief.
MEDICINE LODGE, - - - KANSAS.
EVANS & ALLEN, - - Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50, in Advance.
"We propose to hew to the line and abide by the consequences. An independent, eight-
page family newspaper, devoted to the interests of the people of Barber and surrounding
counties, through which we have a large and increasing circulation. A valiant friend of
the laboring man, and fearless in denouncing monopolies and corporations has made it very
popular through this section. One of the best advertising mediums in the State.
RATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The Western Advocate;
Or, CAMP'S EMmRANTS' GUIDE.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT
KANSAS CITY, - - - MISSOURI.
C. ROLLIN CAMP, Editor and Proprietor.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE WESTERN ADVOCATE EXCEEDS TEN THOUSAND PER
MONTH, AND REACHES EVERY SECTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
It is the only immigration paper in the West, not local in interest, but devoted to the
welfare of those seeking homes in the West. Hence it is eagerly sought after from all
portions of the Eastern States.
Advei'tisers will find this paper to be a splendid medium for advertising. Terms
reasonable. Send for specimen nmiiber.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
La Flecha.
-WAGON MOUND, - - NEW MEXICO.
W. T. HENDERSON, - - Editor and Publisher.
THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF MORA COUNTY. THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST
PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
Published everj^ Wednesday in the Spanish and English languages. Has a large cu-culation
throughout the entire territory. Illustrates and gives names and location of all the
different brands. Each issue full of news and interesting matter.
If you wish to reach the trade of this rich country advertise in the LA FLECHA.
Rates made known on app'icaCion.
Geo p.. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Daily Live Stock Commercial.
DROVERS", FARMERS' AND DAIRYMEN'S PRICE CURRENT.
TERMS.— Daily, one year, $3. Semi-weekly, one j'ear, $1. Weekly, one year, 75 cents.
C. A. GOULD, Editor. THOS. W. J. LONG, Advertising Manager.
PUBLISHED DAILY, SEMI-WEEKLY AND WEEKLY, BY GOULD & CO.,
819 ROOT ST., - UNION STOCK YARDS, - CHICAGO, ILL.
TO ADVERTISERS.
THE LIVE STOCK COMMERCIAL is one of the best mediums in the West for advertising
everything that stockmen and farmers buy. Manufacturers, business men and
breeders of Live Stock will consider our large and rapidly increasing
circulation iu all of the Western States and Territories, our
very low rates making it by far the best advertis-
ing medium to reach the intelligent
masses of Live Stockmen and
Farmers of the Great
West.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1210
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE T13IES.
Published Weekly, by H. W. WAGNER,
AT
Hawley, - Wayne Co., Pa.
INDEPENDENT, BUT NOT NEUTRAL.
Terms : $1.50 a year ; 75 cts. for six months ;
40 cts. for three moutlis.
Local advertisements, 10 cts. per line.
GUARDIAN.
THE CROWN POINT REGISTER.
Crown Point,
Lake Co., Ind«
Established 1857.
JOHN MILLIKAN, Publisher.
Published weekly, at $1.00 per Year, in Ad-
vance.
The Register goes into the best families in
the county, and is a valuable advertising me-
dium.
ARBITRATOR.
Chilton,
Wisconsin.
WM. B. MINAHAX & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
HThe Guardian is a four-page eight-column,
live, local, newspaper. It gives the latest
national. State and local news. Advertisers
will find the Guardian' a reliable and effect-
ive medium, through which to reach the
trade of Calumet County.
Send for Rates.
CUPID'S DARTS AND AGENTS'
ARTS,
Minneapolis, - - Minnesota.
J. H. GLASS, Editor and Publisher.
For those who recognize the sanctity of the
Marriage tie. and who have not yet met their
affluity, and for those who desire self-im-
provement, and to extend the circle of their
acquaintance beyond their present sphere,
we shoot fortli these Cupid's Darts, trusting
that thej' may bring friendship, love and hap-
piness to many longing hearts. Subscription
only 50 cents per year. Advertising at the
rate of 5 cents per line per month.
MEDICAIi AND DENTAL.
JOURNAL..
Georgetown,
Colorado.
L. E. CASSATT, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, - - - $1.50 in advance.
A progressive and influential weeklj' news-
paper. Offlcial organ of the K. of L., which
makes it an especial favorite in this section.
Circulation 1,000 and constantly increasing.
Especially advantageous to advertisers, as the
consumers who are its patrons do not go out-
side of the columns of this jouinal. Send for
rates.
BANNER OF LIBERTY.
Live Oak,
Cincinnati, - - Ohio.
Medical Department edited by A. B.
Thrasher, A. M.,M. D.
Dental Department edited by Frank W.
Sage, A. D. S.
M. A. SPENCER & CO., Manufacturers of
Surgical and Dental Supplies, 195 and 197 W.
Seventh Street, Publishers.
An immense circulation among the profes-
sion. An invaluable advertising medium.
Subscription, S1.0(J a year, in advanca.
MOUNTAIN ECHO.
Published Every FRIDAY, at
Yellville, ... Arkansas.
H. B. DALLAM, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, one year in advance, - $1.00.
A bright, lively paper. Circulating exten-
sively in Mari<m County.
Advertisers will find this to be an unusu-
ally good jnedium.
Rates furnished promptly upon applica-
tion.
COMMERCIAL.
Crothersville,
Indiana.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Editor and Publisher.
A live, rattling .iournal, that everybody
reads in this section at least, as its large
circulation attests. Each Issue brings new
subscriliers. Independent in all things,
neutral in nothing. A paper of and for the
people. Advertise in it, and be benefited.
Send for Rates.
Florida.
ROGERS & ALLISON, Editors & Publishers.
An influential and ably edited weekly. De-
voted to the interests of Florida. Replete
with reading of the highest interest, and con-
taining all tlie news of the ^veek, from special
and regular correspondents. From its ex-
tensive circulation, which will compare fav-
orably with any country paper in the State,
it is an invaluable advertising medium to
reach the people of this beautiful country.
THE ALLERTON ]SEWS.
Allerton, - . Iowa.
For subscription and advertising rates ad-
dress
D. D. SHIRLEY, Editor and Publisher.
The News is an Independent Democratic
Newspaper, published in the central town of
Wayne County. Was established in 1872. Hav-
ing the largest circulation, it is the best
medium for advertisers.
RAILROAD REPORTER.
Decatur,
Illinois.
Published the first Saturday in evei-y month,
bv the
RAILROAD REPORTER PUBLISHING CO.
Devoted to the interests of railroad em-
plovees ; interesting matter in every issue,
relating to every road, and the men engaged
in working them ; promotions, changes of
duty, marriages and deaths among railroad-
ers. Tlie largest circulation of any journal
of its kind in the world. Au Al advertising
medium. S^iid for rates.
INDIANA WEEKLY NEWS.
(Limited.)
Indiana, - - Pennsylvania.
S. J. BARNES, Editor.
Christy Building, North Sixth Street, Oppo-
site tlie Court House.
An eight-column folio, published every
Friday. The circulation of the News is
rapidlv increasing, having now the largest
guaranteed circulation of any paper pub-
lished in the county. It is of great value to
advertisers who desire to reach the well to-do
citizens of Indiana and adjoining counties.
Best advertising medium in the county.
Rates will be sent upon application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1211
THE MORNING AND WEEKLY TIMES.
HORNELLSVILI.E, - - - NEW YORK.
NO. 50 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE THE CITY HALL.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY PAPER BETWEEN ELMIRA AND BUFFALO.
"THE TIMES"
Is the only morning daily and the leading newspaper of Steuben County.
J. S. DOLSON, M.D., Proprietor. - G. B. PELTON, Editor and Business Manager.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LABOR ADVOCATE.
liA CROSSE, - - . . . WISCONSIN.
GEO. E. TAYLOR, Editor and Publisher.
This large and powerful journal is devoted to the Advancement of the Workingman,
and to the advocation of a more thorough cooperation among them, and to the Improve-
ment of Humanity generally. One of the leading journals of its class in America, as its
large circulation proves, it is a well established fact that advertisements in this paper pay
big money. Send for rates and be benefited at once.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
H E R A L D .
PUBLISHED DAILY AND EVERY THURSDAY.
HAL.STEAL», .... - KANSAS.
H. E. SWAN. Editor and Publisher.
. SUBSCRIPTION— Daily §5.^' ; Weekly $1.00.
The only Independent paper in Harvey County which has a population of 18,000. The
largest and cheapest paper, largest circulation and the best advertising medium. A news-
paper ideal, and it has no sunerior in anv countrv town in the State.
RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE RAILWAY NEWS.
Published everv Saturdav, hv
THE RAILWAY NEWS PUBLISHING" COMPANY,
OFFICE : ROOM 13, CREIGHTON BLOCK, COR. 15TH AND DOUGLAS STREETS,
OMAHA, . - - - . NEBRASKA.
DAN B. HONIN. Editor. SUBSCRIPTION, .$1.50 A YEAR. IN ADVANCE.
TO ADVERTISERS.— The Railway News is now one of the best advertising mediums of
its class. It stands without opposition west of the Mississippi River and is read by thou-
sands of the better class of railroad employees, many of whom take no other similar pub-
lication and who can afford to buy what they see advertised. Taking into consideration its
immense circulation The Railway News offers better rates to advertisers than any other
publication in the West. Remittances should in all cases be made to The Railway News
Publishing Co., Omaha, Nebraska.
Address all communications to The Railway News Publishing Co., Omaha, Nebraska.
NINTHYEAR.
THE W^ESTERN MEDICAL REPORTER.
MONTHLY.
163 STATE STREET, - - - CHICAGO.
J. E. HARPER, A.M., M.D.. Editor. S. W. HOKE, Manager.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION, NOT LESS THAN 4,000 COPIES EACH ISSUE DURING 1887-
Pages contain 3 columns, 135 agate liues in length, and 2 1 6 inches in width. All adver-
tising in close proximity to reading matter.
ADVERTISING RATES.— 5 cents oer agate line, $6.75 per column. No reduction on large
space. Discouuts on time contracts 5, 10. 15, or 25 per cent, on 3, 6, 9 or 12 months.
ST. PAUL FAMILIEN ZEITUNG.
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
360-362 JACKSON STREET, - - ST. PAUI., MINN.
THE GERMAN PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
ON ACCOUNT OF ITS LARGE CIRCULATION IS THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE STATE TO REACH GERMANS OF ALL CLASSES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
1212 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
RUSTLER.
WANO, ----- KANSAS.
C. E. DENISON, - - Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page weekly, devoted to home interests, yet keeping its patrons fully informed
of all events of importance to the country at large. The official paper of the county and a
popular favorite, as its rapidly increasing circulation testifies. A flrst-class advertising
medium. All information furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NIAGARA TIMES. NIAGARA FALLS WORLD.
Established Nov. 15, 1886. Established Jan. 1, 1886.
NIAGARA FAIiliS, - - - ONTARIO.
B. C. REECE, ----- Publisher.
Average circulation weekly of WORLD for 18S6, 800 copies. A total circulation for the
year 41,300 copies. Special rates to advertisers for insertion in both TIMES and WORLD.
Address all communications to PUBLISHER, Box 372, Niagara Falls, Ont.
Rates of advertising must be adhered to very accurately. One column, 1 year, $100.00;
one column, half j^ear, .$60.00 ; one column, 3 months, $;i)6.00; one inch, 1 year, $45.00.
CONFECTIONER AND BAKER.
7S FIFTH AVE., . - - - CHICAGO, IL.Ii,
J. THOMPSON GILL, - - - - Manager.
During the year 1886 the circulation of the Confectioner and Baker has been much
extended throughout the great territories of the North and Southwest, where the population
is rapidly increasing— composed of the best manhood of the land— who buy liberally and at
fan* prices. This trade is principally in the control of a few sharp-sighted merchants.
Thei'e is no reason you should not make yourself known to these people and secure a shar e
of their custom. For further particulars, etc., applv to J. THOMPSON GILL, Manager.
CONFECTIONER AND BAKER PUB. CO., 78 Fifth ave., Chicago, 111.
DER AMERIKANISCHE BIERBRAUER.
200 AND 202 WORTH ST., - (Cor. Chatham Square) - NEW YORK.
A. SCHWARZ, Publisher. M. SCHWARZ, Editor.
Price, per year, $5, with the supplement, Der Praktische Bierbrauer,^6, in advance, sent
free of charge. Terms of Advertising : Ten lines, one insertion, $3.50 ; ten lines, 3 months,
$10 ; ten lines, 6 months, $15 ; ten lines, 12 months, $25.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
RECORD.
BENTON, ------- MISSOURI.
J. F. MITCHIM, - - - Editor and Publisher.
An ably edited, powerful and progressive journal, containing all the news, local, gen-
eral and foreign. Strongly Democratic in politics. A five column quarto Weekly, divided
into four departments: 1st page devoted to Benton, the county seat ; 4th page to Morley i
5th page to Oran, and 8th page to Commerce— all live towns in Scott County. An unequaled
advertising medium for Scott and adjoining counties. Send for rates.
THE IDAHO RECORDER.
SAL3ION CITY, ----- IDAHO.
ISSUED EVERY SATURD-4.Y. J. E. BOOTH, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $4 per year ; six months, $2.50, payable in advance. Official journal of
Lemhi County. The large and increasing circulation of the Recorder, among a prosperous
class of people throughout Central Idaho, makes it a valuable advertising medium, and
advertisers will consult their interests by giving it a trial. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowhll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ST. PAUL HERALD.
ST. PAUIi, - ... - MINNESOTA.
A. E. VERITY, - - Editor and Manager.
A WEEKLY ILLUSTRATED PUBLICATION, DEVOTED TO ORIGINAL HUMOR,
SOCIETY, DR-\MATIC, LITERARY NEWS, ETC.
Siibsci'iptlou, - - - ^'Z per Year, in A<lvance.
The Herald is the only paper west of New York and north of St. Louis that issues
Colored Lithographic Illustrations. Largest circulation of any weekly paper in St. Paul.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MORNING TIMES.
liAW^RENCE, - . . - MASSACHUSETTS,
WM. T. SELLERS & CO., - - Editors and Publishers.
A Democratic daily journal. Circulation 6,000 and increasing. An Invaluable advertis-
ing medium for reaching the trade of this rich and prosperous manufacturing city of 40,(X)0
population. Rates made known on application. Subscription, $5 a year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1213
The Leader.
PUBLISHED BY THE LEADER COMPANY (LIMITED).
REGINA, - - - NORTHWEST TER.
THE ORIGINATOR OF THE POLICY KNOWN AS "THE LEADER POLICY,"
WHICH HAS BEEN INDORSED BY THE PRESS OF THE TER-
RITORIES, BY THE NORTHWEST COUNCIL, AND
BY THE PARLIAMENT OF CANADA.
THE LEADER" IS AN INDEPENDENT SUPPORTER OF THE RIGHT HON.
SIR JOHN MACDONALD, G. C. B.
FOUNDED MARCH 1, 1883,
IN FOUR YEARS IT HAS ATTAINED AN UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS, BOTH AS
TO CIRCULATION AND INFLUENCE.
REGINA, BEING THE CAPITAL OF THE TERRITORIES IN WHICH PEOPLE EVERY-
WHERE ARE GREATLY INTERESTED, "THE LEADER" GOES EVERY-
WHERE IN CANADA; HAS SUBSCRIBERS IN SCOTLAISD, ENG-
LAND, AUSTRALIA ; EVEN IX HONG KONG, CHINA.
AS A MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISING THERE IS NO BETTER IN THE
DOMINION OF CANADA.
This year Tourists wiU throng to the Rockies over the Canadian Pacific R. R., and will read
THE liEADER.
Thousands of Immigrants will pour in, and will read
THE LEADER.
The editor-in-chief, Nicholas Flood Davin, graduated in the best school of journalism,
that of London, where he was on the stafC of the Pall 3Iall Gazette and the Standard*
and contributed to the Westminster Revietv and other leading periodicals.
SUBSCRIPTION, S-^.OO A YEAR. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1214
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GER3IANIA.
Akron,
Oliio.
BECK & BILLOW, Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $2.00.
A large sixteen-page German independent
weelvly newspaper. Established 1869, with a
circulation exceeding 2,500, and steadily in-
creasing. Published in a manufacturing
centre of :30,000 population. A fii-st-class ad-
vertising medium.
Send for Rates.
TEXAS MASONIC JOURNAL..
Fort Worth, - - Texas.
J. K. ASHBY, Editor and Publisher.
Issued on the first of every month.
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
A magazine devoted to masonry, and the
only publication of its kind in the State, sent
to every lodge in the State, and when you
consider the" large number of people who
travel that way, and the influence a paper
devoted to their interests exerts, you w^ill
instantly see the great advantages possessed
by this journal as an advertising medium. A
guaranteed cii-culation of over 2,000, and in-
creasing. Send for rates.
GRAYSON GAZETTE.
ludepemlence,
Vii'giuia.
T. L. WHITE, Editor and Publisher.
An enterprising and progressive weekly
journal. Established 1875. The oldest paper
in the coiintj% and the largest circulation of
any paper, containing all the news — local,
general and foreign, and literary gems of
choice matter in every issue. The best ad-
vertising medium for this section. Send for
rates.
PATRIOT.
Issued every Thursday, at
Belle Flower, . - . Illinois.
ALVIN T. HARDWICK,
Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 per Year.
A bright, interesting paper, largely read
throughout Central Illinois. Advertisers will
consult their interests by patronizing its at-
tractive columns. Send for rates.
THE PAI.O ALTO PILOT.
Eniuiettsburg,
lovra.
Issued every Friday, by
E. D. LUNT, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, $1.75 per year. The Palo Alto
Pilot is an enterprising journal with Dem-
ocratic principles, devoted to local and mis-
cellaneous news. It is published at the cen-
tre of an excellent stock, pork and grain-
raising country. A good advertising me-
dium, with an excellent circulation.
WEBSTER EAGLE.
Webster,
Rooks Co., K.au.
R. D. GRAHAM, Editor.
HOYT & GRAHAM, Publishers.
A Republican journal, devoted to the in-
terests of Webster and Rooks County.
It circulates in tlie midst of a thickly-popu-
lated and fine farming countrj', and
among an industrious class of
people.
Subscription Rates : One year, $1 00 ; six
months, oO cents ; three months, 30 cents.
S U N.
Yates Center,
Kansas.
J. A. OVERBEY, Editor and Publisher.
A Prohibition Weekly Newspaper.
Also a strong advocate of temperance. A
valuable advertising mediiun througli which
to reach a large number of tlie best people of
Woodson County. Rates low and promptly
furnished on application.
Sub.scrlption, $1.50 a year, in advance.
CLIPPER.
Issued Every TUESDAY, at
Rockford, - - ■ Iowa,
WYATT & LEWIS, Editors & Publishers.
Subscription, - - $1.25 per year.
An attractive, and ably-edited eight-page
paper, having a large and rapidly-increasing
local circulation.
Advertisers desiring to reach the intelligent
class of Floyd County should give the Clip-
PER a trial. Send for terms.
' UNTERRIFIED DEMOCRAT.
Published every Thursday, at
Linn, - - _ Missouri.
G. H. MOSBY, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription,
$1.00 per Year.
The Unterrified Democrat was estab-
lished in 1875, and has up to the present time
enjoyed a good and steadily increasing cir-
culation throughout Osage and adjoining
counties. A reliable advertising medium.
THE COURIER.
Moosomin, - - N. "W. Ter.
Devoted to the commercial and agricultural
interests of the provincial district of Assini-
boia and the Canadian North West. Issued
every Thursday. Will be mailed to any ad-
dress for $2.00 a year in advance ; $2.50 if not
prepaid. Special rates for commercial and
permanent advertisements furnished upon
application. Professional and business cards,
not to occupy more than one inch, $2.50 one
month, or $12 for one year. Notices Inserted
in reading matter 15 cents per line each in-
sertion. Circulated extensively amongst agri-
culturists and commercial men.
TIMES.
Chicago,
Ohio.
Established 1883.
S. O. RIGGS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25.
Published every Friday. Eight-pages, five
columns, replete with local and general
news, and choice articles from regular cor-
respondents ; a circulation of over (>0<), and
continuously increasing; an excellent ad-
vertising medium for Huron and adjoining
counties. Send for rates.
MVKENt^O OBSERVER.
Marengo,
Indiana.
JAMES H. WEATHERS,
Editor and Publisher
Subscription, $1.00 per Year.
Those desiring to place their wares before
the intelligent clnss of Crawford County,
can ttnd no better medium than the Obser-
ver. Rates reasonable.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1215
Argus.
INDIANAPOLIS, - ^_ - - INDIANA.
BEN D. BAGBY, - - - Editor and Publisher.
Subscriptiou, - - - - - $1.00.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. A REPUBLICAN ORGAN OF THE NEGRO RACE.
ABLY EDITED. A PAPER THAT IS READ BY THOUSANDS FOR
THE SOLID MATTER IT CONTAINS.
THE MOUTHPIECE OF THE COLORED MAN OF THE NORTH. THE FAVORITE
JOURNAL IN THE STATE.
There is no better advertising medium. Rates reasonable and promptly furnished
on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
San Francisco
Journal of Commerce.
Established 1872.] PUBLISHIN'G COMPANY. [Incorporated 1883.
OFFICE :
411 CALIFORNIA ST., - SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
(P. O. BOX 2369.)
EDWARD M. MURPHY, Manager.
Publishers of
DAILY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, WEEKLY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE, WEEKLY
COMMERCIAL HERALD, AND WEEKLY SAN FRANCISCO
MARKET REVIEW.
Advertising rates given to parties interested. Correspondence solicited.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
omtor.
MOOREFIELD, - - - NEBRASKA.
B. A. HARLAN, . - . - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50, - - IN ADVANCE.
AN ENTERPRISING, WIDE-AWAKE PAPER, WITH A CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS
AND CONTRIBUTORS, WITH CHOICE AND INTERESTING
ARTICLES IN EACH ISSUE.
IT IS A PROGRESSIVE, FARM AND FAMILY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE INTER-
ESTS OF NEBRASKA. IT HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ANY PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
ITS ADVERTISING COLUMNS BRING SELLER AND BUYER INTO INTIMATE
ACQUAINTANCE. CIRCULATES ALL OVER THE STATE.
Rates furnished promptly on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The People's Health Journal.
CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR.
A POPULAR MONTHLY, DEVOTED TO HYGIENE, DIETETICS AND HOMCEOPATHY.
Incomparably the best Health Periodical published. Standard ! Reliable ! ! Invaluable
to all who prize health. Its readers belong to the most intelligent of all classes.
Average circulation, 25,(00 copies per mouth. General throughout
the United States and Canada.
Advertising Rates— For twelve months, 2u cents a Hue ; nine mouths, 21 cents aline ;
six mouths. 22 cents aline; three months, 23 cents a line ; one month, 25 cents a line. Esti-
mating 14 lines to the inch. Any corres])on(leuce looking toward a deviation from above
rates will prove futile. Size of page, 9x14, four columns. Advertisements on same page as
reading matter.
PubU.shed by the PEOPLE'S HEALTH JOURNAL CO. (Incorporated),
CHICAGO, ILL.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1216 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
N EJW S .
PAL.ATKA, - ... - - FLORIDA.
PALATKA NEWS PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
The Daily News is published every morning except Monday, subscription, $5.00, and the
"Weekly a large eight-page paper every Friday, subscription $1.0U. Established 1884. The only
Daily in Palatka with a population of nearly 4,000, the best advertising medium in the city,
and the Weekly has a large circulation not confined to county lines, and Is one of the best
advertising mediums in the State. Rates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GAZETTE.
FORD, . _ - . - KANSAS.
C. D. BAXTER, - - Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT $1.50 A YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
Independent in all things, neutral in nothing ; praise where it is due, and punishment
likewise. Devoted to the interest of Ford, town and county. It is one of the best advertis-
ing medimns in the State, having a large and growing circulation. Send for particulars.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MASONIC NEWS.
MONTREAL, - P.O. Box 1139, - P. QUE.
C. H. SORLEY, P. M., P. Z., - - - Editor and Publisher.
A sixteen-page, semi-monthly journal, devoted to the interests of the craft, with a
large and inci'easing circulation among members of the order, extending over the entire
coimtry. Advertisers can readily see the advantages of this paper as a medium for i-each-
ing a large class of business men that no other journal reaches.
Send for rates. Subscription, Sl.(K) a year.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, lU Spruce St., New York.
THE RAILWAY CONDUCTORS' MONTHLY.
ROOM 46, 115 DEARBORN STREET,
CHICAGO, , . - - . ILLINOIS.
WILLIAM P. DANIELS, - - Editor and Manager.
Subscriptiou Price, - - - - Si. 25 per Annum.
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR RAILROAD EMPLOYEES. PUBLISHED BY THE " ORDER
OF RAILWAY CONDUCTORS." WRITE FOR ADVERTISING RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~ THE WALKER NEW^S. TIZT^
WALKER, . . - . - IOWA.
DAVID BRANT, Publisher.
THE ONLY PAPER THAT REACHES THIS SUPERB COUNTRY. IS AN EXCELLENT
ADVERTISING MEDIUM. CIRCULATION, 834 COPIES.
WALKER is a thriving town in Eastern Iowa, in the heart of the great Creamery Region.
Is the shipping point for a country 15x30 miles, which contains thirteen creameries, and
manuf actm-es annually over 1,000,000 pounds of butter. The farmers are wealthy, educated
and are generally Americans.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ESTABLISHED 1866. SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR.
DER EREISCHUETZ.
43 CHATHAM ST., - - - - NEW YORK CITY.
WM. V. WEBER, - - - Publisher and Editor.
DER FREISCHUETZ
Is the oldest and most widely circulated German humorous paper in the United States. It
is known by every German, and will give all advertisers the gi-eatest satisfaction.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DAILY AND W^EEKLY DeI^O C RAT.
EL DORADO SPRINGS, MISSOURI.
J. FRANK LEAKE, - - - Editor and Publisher.
The only daily newspaper published in Cedar County. Official paper of the city, and
the largest" circulation of any paper In the county, and the best advertising medium for
reaching the large trade of Cedar and adjoining counties. Advertising rates low, and adver-
tisers sure to reap a rich harvest for money Invested. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SENTINEL
SAUK RAPIDS, . - ; - MINNESOTA.
GEO. W. BENEDICT, Editor and Publisher. $2 PER ANNUM.
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY. EIGHT COLUMNS FOLIO. ESTABLISHED 1873. THE
OLDEST AND BEST PAPER IN BENTON COUNTY.
A circulation that is constantly increasing with each issue, and not confined to county
lines. One of the best advertising mediums in Central Minnesota. Rates promptly fur-
nished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1217
San Francisco Hotel Gazette
AND DAILY RAILWAY ADVERTISER.
420 KEARNY STREET. - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ONIiY HOTEL. JOURNAL, ON THE COAST.
THE HOTEL GAZETTE IS DISTRIBUTED ON ALL TRAINS COMING WEST, AT OGDEN,
SACRAMENTO AND LATHROP, AND ON THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC BELOW
LOS ANGELES ; AT SACRAMENTO ON ALL TRAINS GOING EAST.
AND AT LATHROP AND MOHAVE ON TRAINS
GOING SOUTH.
On all trains of the North Pacific Coast R. R. to Duncan's Mills and of the S. F. & N. P. R. R.
to Cloverdale ; on the Vallejo and Calistoga and the Davlsville and Redding
branches of the S. P. CO.
It is distributed on all Ocean Steamers going from San Francisco, and is also sent to all the
leading hotels and resorts throughout the land.
The Gazette contains Hotel News from all over the country, and is a live paper. It is
the best advertising medium for Hotels published on the Pacific Coast.
WIIiLIAM P. HARRISON, Proprietor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Independent.
BURR OAK, . - - - KANSAS.
CHAS. A. HARDY, - - Editor and Publisher.
HEW TO THE LINE. LET THE CHIPS FALL WHERE THEY MAY.
Subscription, ^1.^5 a Year.
AN INFLUENTIAL EIGHT-PAGE JOURNAL. ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
LOCAL PAPERS IN JEWELL COUNTY.
THE ATTENTION OF ADVERTISERS IS CALLED TO THE ADVANTAGES THIS
PAPER OFFERS AS A MEDIUM IN REACHING THE PEOPLE.
IN POINT OF CIRCULATION AND THE CLASS OF ITS CLIENTAGE THE
"INDEPENDENT" HAS NO PEER IN ITS SECTION.
Rates ou Application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
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GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
CHRONICLE.
Jefl'ersonville, - - Ohio.
ADOLPHE VOIGT, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25, in Advance.
Published every Saturday ; bright, original
and newsy, the favorite of first-class busi-
ness advertises its large circulation, offers
an excellent medium for reaching the peo-
ple in the most prosperous parts of the State .
Send for rates.
THE liENOX TIME TABL.E.
Leuox,
Taylor Co., la.
Published every Thursday, by
J. D. NELSON & CO., Publishers.
Circulation, 915.
A well-conducted, progressive journal of
the day, which advertisers will find it to
theii' advantage to patronize. No mistake
can be made in placing business with this
paper.
LEADER.
\Vari;vick,
Kausas.
JOHN R. WARD, Editor and Publisher.
Prove all things; hold fast that which is
good.
Published every FRIDAY Morning.
THE RICHMOND HERAED.
Published Every Wednesday, at
Ricliinoud, - Madison Co., Ky.
STEPHEN D. PARRISH, Proprietor.
Herald Printing Co., Editors & Publishers.
Advertisers who desire to reach the best
people of Madison and surrounding counties
can find no better medium than the Herald.
Its circulation is large and rates very low^.
STAR.
EouacouiMg, - - Maryland.
J. J. ROBINSON, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
An independent, eight-page newspaper,
devoted to home intei-est, and to always
keeping its patrons informed of the latest
general news of importance. An excellent
advertising medium to reach the families of
this section. Rates furnished on application.
Fine Job Printing of all Description.
EE FRANCAIS.
Boston, - - Massachusetts.
JEAN De PEIFFER, Editor and Publisher.
Truly a "Multum In Parvo."
A Monthlv Literary and Educational Jour-
nal in the'French language, combining the
two functions of an elementary French
reader, with a text-book of useful and very
clearly expressed information about the peo-
ple and the country where the graceful and
lucid language is spoken. A large circulation
among a very intelligent class. Rates
promptly furnished on application.
GRAND COUNTY MESSENGER.
Hot Sulphur Springs, - Colorado.
MESSENGER PRINTING CO., Publishers.
A bright, thorough go-ahead weekly jour-
nal. If you wish to knoAv about this Grand
County, the healthiest spot on the face of the
globe— only two deaths in the entire county
during 188(i— subscrilje for the Messenger.
$2.50 a year. And if you wish to share in the
trade of this prosperous section advertise in
the Messenger, one of the best mediums in
the State. Rates sent on application.
HARDE3IAN CO. NEWS.
(Formerly Mirror.)
Margaret, - - - Texas.
JOHN W. MURRAY, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
Official paper of Hardeman, Cottle and
Motley counties. It is devoted to the devel-
opment of agricultural, stock-raising and
mining interests of the Pan Handle region of
Texas. A large and increasing circulation,
extending into every State in the Union. An
invaluable advertising medium. Rates made
known on application.
THE M. C. I. RECORD.
Marionville,
Missouri.
Published Bi-Weekly,
by CHAS. A. MITCHELL.
Subscription, 50 Cents per Year.
Published in the interest of the Marionvllle
Collegiate Institute, and as a bond of friend-
ship between its many students.
The Record is ably edited and has a good
cii'culation. Advertisers will find this a val-
uable medium. Rates sent upon application.
DEMOCRAT-NEWS.
Xenia,
Ohio.
M. M. GAUNCE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50, in advance.
A large nine-column folio. Published every
Saturday morning, the only Democratic paper
in Green County, with a population of over
31,000. Has a large circulation, and is an un-
excelled advertising medium for this section.
Liberal discount on large contracts. Rates on
application.
REPORTER.
Mayuard,
loiiva.
E. D. ALEXANDER, Editor and Publisher.
A first-class advertiser, devoted to good
literature and general news, and to the gen-
eral interests of its patrons. A weekly paper.
Subscription, $1.00 a year. Independent in
politics, with a rapidly -increasing circulation
throughout the county. Rates furnished on
application.
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
Partridge,
Ivansas.
WILLIS J. PEGG, Publisher and Proprietor.
An eight-page, forty-column paper, devoted
primarily to home interests, and for giving
its patrons the cream of all the latest news.
Circulates largely throughout Reno County,
and is a first-class advertising medium. Rates
sent on application.
The Cricket makes it pleasant around the
hearthstone of the home.
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1220 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
T I M E S.
SEATTLE, . - - - WASHINGTON TER.
GEO. G. LYON, Editor. T. H, DEMPSEY, Business Manager.
Published Daily and Weekly, with a large and increasing circulation in Seattle, a place
of 17,()iX) population, and surrounding countrj-. One of the best advertising mediums in the
Provinces, it circulates among a prosperous and intelligent class of readers who have the
means to supply their wants. Rates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
REAL ESTATE WORLD.
GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN, - and - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
SUBSCRIPTION, ONLY $1.( 0 PER ANNUM.
An eight-page monthly paper, devoted to Real Estate and Immigration, and the Indus-
trial Interests of the United States. One of the best papers of its class published in the
TJuited States. A faithful guide to capital and skilled labor and those seeking new loca-
tions. From its extensive circulation it is one of the best advertising mediums in the
countrv. Liberal discount on large space or to regular patrons. All inquiries answered by
addressing C. S. EDWARDS, Manager, Grand Rapids, Mich.
THE WEBSTER CITY ARGUS,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
WEBSTER CITY, . - . - _ IOWA.
W. A. BUTTON & CO., Editors and Proprietors. TERMS, $1.50 PER YEAR.
The Spiciest ! The Freshest ! The Best ! Official Paper of the County and of Webster
City. Also Official Paper of the Incorporated Towns of Williams and
Jewell Junction, in Hamilton County.
The best advertising medium, by far, in the county. Circulation over 1,400.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NEW ENGLAND HISTORICAL AND GENEALOGICAL
REGISTER.
EDITED BY JOHN WARD DEAN, A. M.
Devoted to the History, Antiquities. Genealogy and Biography of America. Published
quarterlv by the N. E. HISTORIC GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY,
18 S03IERSET ST., - - - BOSTON, MASS.
Price, $3 a jear, or T5 cents a number. Each number contains not less than 96 pages
8vo, with a steel engraving. Vol. 41 commenced Jan., 1887. The English genealogical
researches of Mr. Waters, the discoverer of John Harvard's ancestry, appear in each number.
~ MINNESOTA HOME.
WORTHINGTON, ... - MINNESOTA.
MINNESOTA HOME PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated), Publishers.
A journal of information for those seeking homes or investments in the West. If you
wish to learn of this beautiful and healthy country, why, subscribe for the Home. Only
50 cents a year. Elegantly illustrated with choice cuts, every issue swelling its ah-eady-
large circulation. One of the best advertising mediums in the State. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York. •
THE BEACH PATROL.
OCEAN BEACH, - - - . NEW JERSEY.
R. P. MILLER, .... EcUtor.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING BY THE BEACH PATROL COMPANY.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year, in Advance.
A bright, lively, independent jom-nal. A large and increasing circulation throughout
Monmouth County. A very desirable advertising medium. Rates made known on applica-
tion.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
FAYETTE JOURNAL.
FAYETTE COURT HOUSE, - - - ALABAMA.
JAS. B. JONES, Editor and Publisher.
An influential and ably edited weekly newspaper. Established 1852. The only paper in
Favette Countv, with population of 11,000. A welcome visitor in many of the leading
families, and who take no other journal, the advertiser will readily see the advantages it
possesses, and would consult their Interest by employing its columns. Rates made known
on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
REPORTER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
OSWEGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
BUNNELL & WARD, Editors and Publishers. SUBSCRIPTION, $1 PER YEAR.
An attractive, eight-page family paper, devoted to the interest of Kendall and adjoining
counties. Advertisers will reach an intelligent class of readers and greatly benefit them-
selves by patronizing the colunms of the Reporter. Rates furnished upon application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1221
Ottawa Daily Local-News.
OTTAWA, - - - KANSAS.
W. L. KERR, . . - . Editor and Publisher.
AN INDEPENDENT, NON-SECTARIAN LOCAL PAPER, DEVOTING ITSELF SOLELY
TO THE INTERESTS OF ITS TOWN AND VICINITY.
WELL ESTABLISHED. ABLY EDITED.
IT HAS A GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OF OVER 1,000
COPIES DAILY.
IT CONTAINS ALL THE NEWS. LOCAL AND GENERAL, AND THE LATEST
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
ONLiY TEN CENTS PER WEEK, DELIVERED.
THE POPULATION OF OTTAWA IS OVER EIGHT THOUSAND. GROWING
TOWN. FLOURISHING COUNTRY.
PAPER RAPIDLY INCREASING IN CIRCULATION AND INFLUENCE.
No Better Advertising: Medium in the Country. Only Liiuited Number
of Foreign Advertisements Desired.
RATES PROMPTLY FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
BURDEN ENTERPRISE.
The Official City Paper of
Burdeu, _ - - Kansas.
W. K. McCOMAS, Proprietor.
N. L. HUTTON, Editor.
Established 1879.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
.50 per Year.
GERMANIA.
Quincy,
Illinois.
GERMANIA P. & P. CO., Publishers.
Published every evening except Sunday,
and weekly, Thursdays ; large independent
German newspapers. Established 1874. Sub-
scription, daily, $6.00 ; "Weekly, $1.00 a Year.
A circulation of over 3,000 copies, and steadi-
ly increasing. An excellent advertising
medium. Rates on application.
ADVOCATE.
liatham,
Ohio.
ADVOCATE PUB. CO., Publishers.
Devoted to the interests of agents, adver-
tisers and the public. Circulation over 5,000
copies ; each issue increases the number.
You will find the Advocate an excellent ad-
vertising medium, for it reaches the right
class of people. Insert your Ad. with us once
and we are sure to have your continuous
patronage. Rates promptly furnished on
application.
THE CENTER.
Detroit,
Michigan.
State Organ of all Temperance Societies.
FRANK B. CRESSEY, Owner and Editor.
Circulation, 4,000.
Advertisers, examine carefully the merits
of The Center. Full and fully authenticated
statements of circulation sent on application.
Advertising rates very low. Only clean,
safe advertisements taken.
THE. SHELL. ROCK NEAVS.
Shell Rock,
OFFICIAL
THE
PAPER
COUNTY.
Butler Co., loiiva.
OF
BUTLER
The News is an eight-page newspaper, de-
voted to its home interests. It was estab-
lished in 1872 and is tlie leading paper in the
county, both in circulation and advertising
patronage.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
J. P. REED, Proprietor. GEO. A. McINTYRE,
Editor.
CANNON COURIER.
Woodbury,
Tennessee.
W. T. MINGLE and W. F. FULLER,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year, in Advance.
A popular and progressive newspaper ; the
only paper published in Cannon County,
having a jiopulation of 12,000. It is read by a
class of people who read no other journal,
hence its value as an advertising medium is
at once apparent. Rates sent on application.
WHITE CLOUD BUSINESS.
White Cloud,
Michigan.
C. E. CHARBONEAU,
Editor and Publisher,
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
A live paper, in a live town, devoted to
home interests, giving all the local and gen-
eral news of importance ; circulation rapidly
increasing with each issue. Published every
Thiu'sday, and a first-class advertising me-
dium. Rates liberal, and made known on
application.
REPUBLICAN.
Published every Saturday, at
Tecumseh, ... Nebraska.
A. B. BALL, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in Advance.
The Republican is an old established eight-
page paper, with a large and growing sub-
scription list, devoted to the interests of
Jolinson County. A valuable medium. Send
for rates.
POST.
Mankato,
Minnesota*
GEO. W. SCHERER, Editor and Publisher.
A large eight-page German weekly news-
paper, with four-page supplement. Subscrip-
tion, $2.00. Tlie largest and cheapest German
paper in the county, wliich has 23,000 popula-
tion. Largely German, therefore a flrst-clas&
advertising medium. Send for rates.
THE GATE CITY PRESS.
Kansas City,
Missouri.
Published every Saturday.
Terms of subscription.— Sing'e copy, one
year, $1.50 ; single copy, six months, $1 ; single
copy, three months. 50 cents. A copj^ free to
a club of five.
An independent weekly newspaper, with a
large circulation and a most desirable me-
dium for advertisers. Advertising rates made
known on application. Address
GATE CITY PRESS, Kansas City, Mo.
REPUBLICAN.
Logan,
Kansas*
Published Every THURSDAY, by
B. F. COFFMAN, - Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25 per Year, in advance.
The Republican is largely read throughout
Phillips and adjoining counties, a rich and
fertile farming countr.v. Advertisers desir-
ing to reach this class can find no better
medium. Send tor rates.
CHICAGO POULTRY LETTER.
Chicago,
Illinois.
A twenty eight page monthly magazine, de-
voted to the interests of standard and com-
mercial Poultry, Bee-Raising, Live Stock and
general farming. Subscription, 50 cents a
year. It invites comparison with any maga-
zine of its kind in the world. As an adver-
tising medium it has no superior. Rates on
application to J. L. S. HALL, M.D„ 1605 West
47 th Street, as above.
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AJNIERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1223
UNITED STATES SEWING MACHINE TIMES.
14 EAST 14TH STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
FRED. BELL, Editor. THE BELL PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
Published Weekly. Subscription, Sl.U) per annum. Foreign Subscription, $1.5U per annum.
Advertising Rates.— Fifty cents per inch (column width), will be our uniform charge for
all regular advertisements running four or more consecutive weeks ; seventy-flve cents per
Inch for advertisements inserted alternate weeks (four times or more) ; one dollar per inch
for single, or once a month Insertions. The circulation of The Times Ls more thorough and
of greater extent than any other paper in the sewing machine interest. Satisfactory ex-
hibits of this will cheerfullj' be furnished to all who desu-e them.
S P R I N G S .
BL.UFFTON, ----- GEORGIA.
JOSHUA JONES, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
An eight-page Independent newspaper. It has taken for its motto, " Nothing can Stop
Our Advancement," and working under this, they have enlarged and improved this paper
until to-daj' it ranks among the leading journals of the State. A circulation of over 500 and
rapidly increasing, with no opposition in a considerable territory makes it invaluable as an
advertising medium. Send for rates.
FIRE AND HAMMER.
314 WEST RANDOLPH STREET, - - CHICAGO, IL.L..
AN ADVOCATE OF BIBLE SALVATION FOR SPIRIT, SOUL AND BODY.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, ^Y W. T. ELLIS.
TERMS : FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Address all communications, and make all money orders and checks payable toW. T.
Ellis. Advertising rates, 5 cents per agate line ; 50 lines, 10 per cent, discount ; lUO lines, 15
per cent, discount ; 200 lines, 20 per cent, discount ; 3tM lines, 25 per cent, discount. And pro
rata as to number of times inserted.
SKANDINAVISK FARMER JOURNAL.
THE ONLY SCANDINAVIAN AGRICULTURAL PAPER IN AMERICA.
A Monthly Journal Dated at
250 FIRST AVENUE, - - S. 3IINNEAPOL.IS, MINN.
Chicago Office, 44 S. Clark Street.
C. RASMUSSER, Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - Sl.OO PER YEAR.
This is a firmly established paper having a very large circulation among the prosperous
and intelligent Scandinavians of the West. A first-class advertising medium. Rates made
known on application.
DEMOCRAT.
HATTIESBURGH. ... - MISSISSIPPI.
HENRY STAM, Editor. J. M. WILLL^MSON, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, .S1.50 PER ANNUM.
An eight-page, brilliant and interesting newspaper, the official paper of the town of
Hattiesburgh and Perry County. The onlypaper published in a wide extent of territory, and
read by a majority of the residents of Perry County, a prosperous and intelligent class of
readers. Its monopoly of such a field renders it a very desirable advertising medium.
Rates made known on application.
BOOMER.
BROWNINGTON, ... - MISSOURI.
NELSON & PHARIS, Editors and Publishers.
r
A newspaper that speaks for itself, the only journal in the place with a large circulation
throughout Henry County. You will not regret it if you give the Boomer a trial order
when placing your advertisement, as we feel confident of our ability to boom your business.
Rates made known on application.
TWELFTH YEAR OF THE
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FABRICS AND DRY GOODS
BULLETIN.
126 & 128 DUANE STREET. - - NEW YORK,
SUBSCRIPTION, $5M PER ANNUM.
A large journal published every Saturday for Dry Goods Commission Merchants, Jobbers
and Retailers, and Manufacturers of Silk, Cotton, Woolen Knit Goods, etc.. and also Textile
Machinery. A circulation of o%"er 10,000 weekly entirely among business men. One of the
best advertising mediums in the country. For rates and' all information address
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF FABRICS, 126 & 12S Duane Street, New York.
GRIT
BEREA, -.._-. OHIO.
S. S. & F. C. BROWN, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, Sl.OO.
Eight-column folio, published every Saturday. The largest and cheapest paper in
Northern Ohio, with the pertinacity its name implies, it has come to the front as a solid news-
paper. Without Grit you are sure to fail, so employ the columns of Grit if you wish j'our
business to boom. Rates made known on application.
1224
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
GAZETTE.
CHELSEA,
MASSACHUSETTS.
ARTHUR B. CHAMPLIN, Publisher.
ISSUED WEEKLY, ON SATURDAYS, FOR §2.00 PER ANNUM.
The largest and cheapest paper in this great manufacturing centre, containing 26,000
population. Circulates generally throughout Suffolk County and one of the best adver-
tising mediums for reaching the prosperous trade of this section. Rates made Icnown on
application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yorli.
FORREST
ARKANSAS.
TIMES.
ESTABLISHED 1871.
CITY, - . - .
LANDVOIGT & VADAKIN, Editors and Publishers.
OUR MOTTO : FEAR GOD, TELL THE TRUTH AND MAKE MONEY.
SUBSCRIPTION, 81.50 A YEAR. CIRCULATION 600.
An eight-column folio Weeklj' Democratic ne^vspaper. The oldest and the best antl the
largest circulation of any paper in the county, and the best advertising medium in St.
Francis and adjoining counties. Rates made known on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
HER A li D.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
MONTGOMERY, ----- ALABAMA.
JESSE C. DUKE, Editor and Publisher.
EQUAL AND EXACT JUSTICE TO ALL MEN.
Republican in politics, and though onlj^ in its first year, has already a circulation of 1,100
and increasing. It is published in the Capital of the State, which has a population of 25,000.
An excellent advertising medium. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
~~ EXCELSIOR^ ~
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
MILWAUKEE. - - . . WISCONSIN.
EXCELSIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50 PER YEAR.
A family paper having an extensive circulation throughout the State, and devoted to the
Interests of the German Catholics. As an advertising medium The Excelsior is second to
none of its kind in Wisconsin. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
VIRGINIA.
VIRGINIA STAATS GAZETTE.
ISSUED DAILY, EXCEPT MONDAYS, AT
RICHMOND, - - - -
M. F. RICHTER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $6.00 PEK YEAR.
The Staats-Gazette is lai-gely read among the entire German-speaking population of
the State, and the only German newspaper in Virginia that is issued every day regularly,
Mondays excepted. Advertisers will at once note the advantage of securing space in this
valuable medium.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TIMES-JOURNAL.
Waverly Journal, Established 1871. Linden Times, Established 1880.
Published every Thursday, at
WAVERLiY, .... - TENNESSEE.
SLOAN & JONES, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.00 PER YEAR.
An ably edited and well conducted paper widely circulated throughout Hvmiphreys
County and Central Tennessee. Advertisers desiring to attract the attention of the intelli-
gent and solid people of this rich farming section should try this valuable medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
RIDGEFIELD,
PRESS.
ESTABLISHED 1875.
CONNECTICUT.
VINCIT OMNIA VERITAS.
ED. C. BROSS, Editor. THE RIDGEFIELD PRESS PRINTING CO., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50, IN ADVANCE.
Published every Friday. Ably edited and containing all the latest news of importance.
The only newspaper in the place which has nearly 2,500 population. Read by nearly every
family in the place, also a large circulation throughout Fairfield County. A very desirable
advertising medium. Send for rates.
PITTSBURGH,
INSURANCE WORLD.
PENNSYLVANIA.
J. C. BERGSTRESSER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50, IN ADVANCE, OTHERWISE $3M PER ANNUM.
A large forty-two page monthlv. A prosperous and a standard organ of the Insiu-ance
World. It has a circulation of nearly 8,0l»0 and increasing. Its po.ssibilities only limited by
the extent of the Insurance World. One of the standard advertising mediums of the day.
Rates promptly furnished on application.
■ Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1225
orning Call.
HARRISBURG, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
CALL PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
LARGEST DAILY PAPER AT THE CAPITAL.
It is eight pages in size and reaches the neighboring and distant towns in the State four
hours ahead of Philadelphia and New York papers, and is unquestionably the best paper
for advertisers. Daily circulation 4,800 and rapidly increasing. $5.00 a year. The Weekly
Call, published every Saturdaj-, will be sent to any address for $1.00 per year, in advance.
Circulation over 3,200. One of the best advertising mediums in the Keystone State. Rates
promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The Dry Goods Reporter.
SEMI-MONTHLY.
KANSAS CITY, - - - MISSOURI.
W. C. HUNTER, Editor. POOLE & HUNTER, Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One Year, - $1.00. Six Months, - 50 cts. Single Copy, - 6 cts.
ADVERTISEMENTS.— Advertisements of reputable character will be inserted upon
terms which ^\'lll be made known on application, In this depai-tment the interest of readers
will be most carefully guarded against all irresponsible persons and worthless articles. The
aim of the publishers is to make the appearance of an advertisement in these pages prima
facia evidence of merit in the article advertised. We will be pleased to receive communica-
tions upon all subjects relating to the interests and needs of the trade for publication.
Letters from merchants and clerks, on matters of interest to themselves, and the trade at
large, are requested. We will be specially pleased to hear from Traveling Salesmen on the
road. All contributions, for publication, should be addressed to the Editor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
American Legion of Honor
Journal.
ESTABLISHED 1879.
20 BEACON STREET, - - BOSTON, MASS.
EIGHTPAGE MONTHLY, AVERAGE CIRCULATION 9,000 COPIES.
The Official Paper of a Mutual Assessment Insurance Society numbering 62,000 members.
A splendid advertising medium for articles of merit, Rates and estimates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Printer and Publisher.
INDIANAPOLIS, - ^- - INDIANA.
A MONTHLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.
Published on the 10th of Each Mouth.
SCOTT & SUFFRINS, Publishers. - - L. S. SCOTT, Editor.
PUBLICATION OFFICE: 39 VIRGINIA AVE.
The Printer and Publisher will spare no pains to furnish valuable news and informa-
tion to Printers and Publishers and all those directlj' or indu-ectly interested in the printing
and publishing business, and these classes will confer a great favor upon the editor
of this journa] by sending him any news from their section pertaining to the craft, and
particularly individual experiments and theories of practical value.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One copy, 1 year, $1; one copy, 6 months, 60c.; single copy, 10c. ; foreign subscriptions, $1.50.
Our advertising rates are the lowest, considering circulation, of any paper published
in the United States. Advertisers will be furnished rates and proof of our circulation
upon receipt of application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
WAL.L L.AKE JOURNAL..
Wall Lake,
T. E. WILCOX,
lo^va.
Publisher.
The Journal Is a seveu-column folio, well
printed, and unsurpassed as an advertising
medium of town, county or State. It is the
leading local paper of the county, having
gained a firm hold by giving the local, county
and State news for the past nine years.
ADMIRE CITY FREE PRESS.
Published Every FRIDAY, at
Admire City, - - Kansas.
JAMES A. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 per year.
Advertisers will advance their interests by
patronizing the columns of this "svidely cir-
culated journal.
Rates promptly furnished upon application.
KENT COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Published Every FRIDAY, at
Cedar Springs, - Michigan.
Advocating the interests of the Democratic
part}, the mechanic, laborer, farmer and sol-
dier.
G. A. DARKE,
Editor and Publisher.
this
Subscription, $1.00.
A first class advertising medium for
section. Send for rates.
THE
CANADIAN HORTICULTURIST.
Toronto and Grimsby, - Ontario.
L. WOOLVERTON, M.A.. Editor.
Fruit Growers' Association, Publisliers. .
An illustrated Monthly Journal, devoted to
the interests of fruit growers, gardeners and
gentlemen owning rural or suburban homes.
Subscription price $1.00 per year, entitling
the subscriber to membership of the Fruit
Growers' Association of Ontario and all its
privileges, including a copy of its valuable
annual report, and a share In its annual distri-
bution of premium plants and trees. A good
advertising medium to reach fruit growers.
NEWS.
MiddIeto>vn,
Ohio.
W. A. POWELL & CO., Editors & Publishers.
A rattling little journal, as full of news as
an egg is full of meat. An organ of the K. of
L., devoted to the interests of labor and local
matters. A circulation of 1,000 copies, and in-
creasing as the glorious order goes marching
on. They patronize their papers. No nKu-e
need be said in its favor as an advertising
jnedium. Send for rates.
ENTERPRISE.
Cowden,
Illinois.
LEWIS H. MEGRAIL, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50, in Advance.
A large eight page weekly newspaper, the
only journal in the place ; over 1,100 popula-
tion ; the only paper that is read by most of
the people. An excellent advertising me-
dium. Rates (m application.
Joliet,
NEWS.
Illinois.
JAS. H. FERRISS, Editor.
JULIUS SCHNEIDER, Business Manager.
JOLIET NEWS PRINTING CO., Publishers.
The Daily News, two editions daily ex-
cept Sundays. Subscription, $4.50. Official
organ of the city. Sworn circulation, 3,U00.
Weekly News evei-y Friday. Suliscription,
$1.00. Established 1877, with a large cii'cula-
tion throughout Will County. Rates on ap-
plication.
TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Pontotoc,
Mississippi.
JOHN H. CRAWFORD, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
The leading paper of Pontotoc County. A
true democrat in a true democratic county ;
a large circulation, not coniined to county
lines. The best advertising medium in the
county. Send for rates.
NEW JERSEY CATHOLIC JOUR-
NAL.
Published every Saturday, by
THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO,
Trenton, - - New^ Jersey.
C. B. COZZENS, Manager,
To whom all communications should be ad-
dressed.
The only Catholic Paper in New Jersey.
Terms, in Advance.
One Year, $1.00. Six Months, 50 Cents.
Sample Copies to any address free. Adver-
tising rates made known upon application to
tlie office of publication.
LINCOLN MONTHLY.
Lincoln,
Nebraska.
LILLIEBRIDGE & ROOSE,
Editors and Publishers.
An eight-page monthly for 50 cents a year ,
organ of the Lincoln Business College, with
a regular circulation of 4,000 in nearly every
State In the Union. A valuable advertising
medium. Rates made known on application.
THE SENTINEL OF TRUTH.
Excelsior Springs, (Box 115.) Missouri.
J. W. HYDER, Manager.
Rev. J. V. B. FLACK, D.D., Editor.
Devoted to the radical, red-hot, independ-
ent, bold and uncompromising defense of the
living questions of the hour, embracing re-
ligion, temperance, public and private
crimes, and a set war on the devil and his
imps, spiritual or incarnate. Ti*y It and get
stirred up. Sample copy free.
BIRD CITY NEWS.
Bird City,
Kansas.
GEO. W. MURRAY, Publisher.
Established June, 1885.
WEEKLY. - Published Every THURSDAY.
Republican in politics, but slave to no party
or creed. Circulation 700, exclusive of sample
copies.
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THE AMERICAN HOMESTEAD.
58 lilBEKTY STREET, - - - NEW YORK.
A lai'ge eight-page journal finding its way weekly into thousands of Amei'ican Homes.
Its very nameendears it to every true Aniericau. Only $1.(X). So much for so little. Such a
pleasure for the home, full of practical reading, interesting serial stories as good as can be
found. Every issue replete with solid, instructive and humorous matter, and every issue
bringing in hosts of new subscribers. It is the intention of the management to place it in
every American Home. One of the best advertising mediums in the country. For rates, etc.
Address AMERICAN HOMESTEAD, 53 Liberty Street. New York.
DAYTON WEEKLY RECORD.
R003I 34, RIEBOLD'S CENTRAL BLOCK, - DAYTON, OHIO.
J. H. De long. Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - 75 CENTS PER ANNUM.
The Dayton Weekly Record is published in the interest of its proprietor, its advertisers
and its readers of more than 1,000 families. Rates for Advertisements.— 1 inch 4 weeks .$1.00,
13 weeks $2.00, 26 weeks .$3.50, 1 year Sfi.OO ; 2 inches 4 weeks $1.75, 13 weeks $4.00, 26 weeks $6.00,
1 year $10.(X) ; 4 Inches 4 weeks $3.50, 13 weeks $7.50, 26 weeks $11.00, 1 year $20 00. Further rates
will be made known upon application and sample paper forwarded. Yearly advertise-
ments changed and collected quarterly.
TEXTILE COEORIST.
A Monthly Journal, devoted to Practical Djeing, Bleaching, Printing and Finishing Textile
Machinerj% Carding, Spinning, Weaving. Designing and Improved
Processes in Textile Manufacturing. Published at
506 ARCH **TREET, - - PHILADELPHIA, PA., U S. A.
The Textile Colorist is the only publication devoted to Practical Dyeing, etc., in the
English language, and has the largest circulation of any technical journal in its branches in
the world. Subscription ; In the United States, including postage, per annum, $5; in Great
Britain and Ireland, 23 Shillings ; in France, 29 Francs ; in Germany, 23 Marks. No subscrip-
tion received for less than one year. Dr. M. FRANK, Manager.
NEBRASKA WATCHMAN.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
OHIAHA, _ - - . . NEBRASKA.
ALEXANDER L. POLLOCK. Editor and Proprietor.
Independent, Live and Vigorous. Personal, Political, Religious, Business, Scientific,
Literary and Miscellanj^ Articles form some of its weekly features. Price, $2.00 in advance,
cash. Advertising, $15.(X) per inch, per annum. Reading notices, 25 cents per line per
month, cash in advance ; spurious, indecent and quack •' ads." excluded.
Geo. p. Rowell Sc Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE W^EEKLY PROTEST. '
EXETER, - . - . ROCKINGHAM CO., N. H.
THE WORKINGMAN'S PAPER.
A. J. HOYT, .... Editor and Publisher.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR (Cash in Advance), $1.00.
The Protest is published for the interests of labor, legitimate enterprise and the
crippled industries of an over-taxed and debt-burdened people. A good advertising me-
dium. Rates low. Published every Friday.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. .Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE W^EEKLY JOURNAL.
PETERSBURGH, . - . . MICHIGAN.
E. A. GILBERT, Publisher.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTY OF MONROE.
EIGHT PAGES. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
As an advertising medium The Weekly Journal stands second to none in this section
of country. Our large circulation among the most intelligent classes of society is its recom
mend in that respect. Estimates made on advertising on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
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THE LEADING COMMERCIAL JOURNAL OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
THE HERALD OF TRADE.
415 MARKET STREET, - - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
B. F. JACOBS, Publisher and Proprietor.
Devoted to dealers in General Merchandise. It gives exhaustive Market Reviews and
publishes San Francisco jobbers' prices on Groceries, Dry Goods, Provisions, Drugs, Pro-
prietary Articles, Hardware and Produce. Has a large circulation in the Sandwich Islands,
and reaches the best class of trade in the towns of the States and Territories of the Pacific
Coast. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GRAIN AND PROVISION REVIEW^.
^25 DEARBORN STREET, - - CHICAGO, ILL.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY THE
ORAIN AND PROVISION REVIEW PUBLISHING COMPANY. G. F. AVERILL, Manager.
TERMS, ONE DOLLAR A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
Note.— All of our Regular Subscribers— over 8,000— are the greater portion of all the
Chicago Board of Trade Members, as well as all Grain and Provision Dealers generally. Our
Contracts are taken on a basis of 1,200,000 copies yearly, or an average of 25,000 weekly. We
invite advertisers to inspect our Post Office Receipts, or we will furnish affidavits of circula-
tion if required. Address all communications as above.
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THE TENNESSEE VALLEY.
DECATUR, ----- AL.ABA3IA»
W. J. DOUGLASS. Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
An eight-column folio, published every Thursday, ably edited as evinced by its choice
editorials ; full of news, local and general ; interesting and instructive letters from special
correspondents. A circulation of over 500 and increasing, and one of the best advertising
mediiuns in Morgan County. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE BOSTON COMMERCIAL. ~
172 OLIVER STREET, - - - BOSTON, MASS.
C03IMERCIAL PUBLISHING CO., Publishers. JOHN D. DWYER, Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION $2,(10, IN ADVANCE. PUBLISHED SATURDAY EVENING.-
A large eight-page seven column powerful and progressive newspaper. In politics it is
entirely independent of any party, and fearlessly and truthfully advocates what it con-
siders "to be for the best interests of the whole people. A large cii'culation among the
commercial and financial men of Boston and tradesmen of Suffolk County , besides an excel-
lent family circulation among the wealthy and purchasing classes. It is in the front rank
as an advertising medium. Rates promptly sent on application.
MANATEE RIVER ADVOCATE.
Published every Thursday, at
MANATEE, - - . - . FLORIDA,
C. V. S. "WILSON, - - - Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
Circulates extensivelv in the towns of Palma Sola, Fogarty ville. Willemsenburg, Braiden-
town. Manatee, Ellenton, Palmetto and Sarasota. The Advocate, the only paper published in
the western portion of Manatee County (which is the most fertile portion of South Florida)
is prepared to offer better inducements to advertisers than any other paper in the county.
It circulates largely in 3Ianatee County and other States. Advertising rates reasonable.
HERALD.
L.UBEC, ------ MAINE.
W. J. VANCE HAINER, Editor and Publisher.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY FOR ONLY 75 CENTS A YEAR.
A bright, livelv. wittv and interesting journal. The largest circulation in the far East of
any paper in the United" States. It has no equal as an advertising medium for this section.
Rates low and furnished on application. Give us a trial.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADAIR^^UNTY EVENTS.
FONTANELLE, - - - - - IOWA,
POWERS & SNELL, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION ONLY .81.00 A YEAR.
An eight-page, bright, spicy and lively newspaper, devoted to home interests, giving all
the events of importance in each issue of local and general news, choice reading matter,.
and has a local patronage in advertising which is the the best guarantee of its effectiveness-
as an advertising medium. Rates sent on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St», New York.
VALLEY HERALD.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
JASPER, - - . . - TENNESSEE,
PAUL WRIGHT, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
The Herald is an all-home print, every line being written or selected by its editor with
special reference to the taste of its readers. An old and firmly established Democratic
journal, published in the richest section of Tennessee, consequently an excellent advertising
medium. Send for rates. Established 1S73.
REPUBLICAN ADVOCATE.
WELLSBORO, - . . . PENNSYLVANIA,
MATSON & SHEARER, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50, IN ADVANCE.
A weekly journal of Literature, Politics anc' Local News. Republican in every fiber,
and circulates in a strong Republican district. It has a large circulation throughout Tioga
and adjoining counties. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE IDA VILLE OBSERVER.
IDAVILLE, ----- INDIANA,
SMALL BROS., Publishers. GILBERT SMALL, Editor. ,
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR.
A seven-column weekly, published at Idaville, Indiana. Neutral in politics. Devoted ta
the interests of the people. Its pure and fearless tone gives it a wide circulation among
the best families in a rich agricultural district, thereby rendering it a valuable advertising
medium. Rates of advertising furnii.hed on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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EVERYBODY READS
The Texas World.
(FORMERLY TEXAS MOCKINGBIRD.)
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
DALLAS, - - !L__ - TEXAS.
J. ALEX. MURPHY, Editor and Proprietor.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL DEVOTED TO SOCIETY, LITERATURE. HUMOR, SPORT,
CURRENT NEWS AND GENERAL READING.
The Texas World Is one of the most interesting, readable and valuable papers pub-
lished in the Southwest. No objectionable matter of any kind permitted to enter its
columns. It is a high-toned family journal. It keeps pace with the times and gives each
week some valuable Information for Everybody. •
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM THE TEXAS WORLD IS UNSURPASSED
IN THIS SECTION.
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION:
(BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID.)
One Year, invariably in Advance, - - - . $t2.00
Six Months, invariably in Advance, - - - - 1.00
Three Months, invariably in Advance, - - - - 60 cts.
Delivered In City, per Month, ..... 20 cts.
One Hundred Years, invariably in Advance, - - 160.00
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE
Saginaw Valley School Journal.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT
CHESANING, - - SAGINAW CO., MICH.
DEVOTED TO THE EDUCATIONAL INTERESTS OF THE PARENTS, PUPILS AND
TEACHERS OF THE VALLEY.
EDITED BY MRS. W. MILLER.
TERMS :
Single subscription, per year, $1. In clubs often, 75c. Single copies, 10c.
GENERAL ADVERTISING RATES.
One year, per column, $30. Half column, SIS. Cards, space one inch, $5. For six
mouths, two-thirds of above rates.
The School Journal, a new enterprise for the Saginaw Valley, established September,
1885, is meeting with abundant success, and is the only organ of this description published
in the valley. Size, 8x12 ; 16 pages. Printed on first-class book paper, in convenient form
for binding. The Journal publislies the names of all the qualified teachers of the Saginaw
Valley, taking each county separately in one issue. This Is a feature found in no other
edueatioual paper.
Advertisers will find it a valuable medium for the next few years, as extra copies in
large numbers are each month sent out. No objectionable advertising accepted. Address :
SAGINAW VALLEY SCHOOL JOURNAL, Chesaning, Mich.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROW ELL & GO'S
SONG JOURNAL..
Issued mouthly, at 40 Fort Street,
Detroit, - - - Michigan.
E. C. SULLIVAN,
C. J. WHITNEY,
Editor.
Publishei-.
Subscription, Sl.CO per Year.
An attractive forty-page journal, devoted
to music and its literature. Advertisers de-
siring to reach a large number of readers
Interested in music will find this an excel-
lent medium. Send for rates.
THE NEWTON DE310CRAT.
Newton,
Kansas.
Established at Great Bend, 1877 ; Newton,
1883. Published everv Friday, by WM. M.
CRICHTON.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
The Democrat is an eight-page newspaper.
It is w^ell gotten up andj devoted to the best
interests of the town and county. Advertis-
ing rates : One Dollar per month for first
inch find fifty cents for each additional inch.
A liberal discount will be made on contracts
for six and twelve months.
I.ABOR REVIEW.
Published Every Friday, at
Clinton, . . - Iowa.
Hugh Leslie, . - Editor.
O. G. HURSEN, - - - Business Manager.
Labor Review Publishing Co., Publishers.
Subscription, - $1.00 per annum.
Official Organ of District Assembly No.
Iti4 K. of L. Devoted to labor interests every-
where, and circulating largely throughout
Eastern Iowa. Liberal inducements to adver-
tisers.
THE REPORTER.
Washington, District ot Columbia.
A. A. THOMAS, Editor and Proprietor.
$2.00 a Year. Published monthly by the
National New^s Bureau. Circulation 10,000.
This is the best legal paper and only depart-
mental reporter in Washington. Thoroughly
independent and spicy, it should be read by
all lawyers and others doing business before
the executive departments.
L.E MONDE IL.L.USTRE.
]>Ioiitreal, - - Canada.
An illustrated French weekly ; 12 pages
each number, containing at least tw^o repro-
ductions of the masterpieces of famous
artists. This journal is entitled to rank high
as an art publication. It gives 94 prizes every
mouth, amounting to $20(1 in cash (2,40 1
a vear). The drawing takes place the first
Saturday of each month, and the list of win-
ning numbers is published intlie following
number. Circulation, 9,000. Subscription,
$3.(Mi per annum. Advertisements, 10 cents
per line.
NOBLE COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
Caldwell,
0. W. EVANS,
Ohio.
Editor and Publisher.
A large and progressive eight-column folio
Weekly Newspaper.
Subscription, only $1.00 a year.
The only Democratic paper in the county
of over 21,000 population. A first-class adver-
tising medium. Send for rates.
PEOPLE'S MONTHLY.
Akron,
Ohio.
J. J. WRIGHT, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, only 50 Cents a Year.
An independent home journal for select
family reading. A large and increasing cir-
culation among the most intelligent class.
A valuable advertising medium. Rates sent
on application.
WEST ELGIN MERCURY.
Rodney,
Ontario.
MERCURY PRINTING CO., Publishers.
Published every Thm-sday morning In time
for the early mails ; the only live local paper
in West Elgin. Always aiming to be bright,
entertaining and attentive to local interests,
and always succeeding, as its lai-ge and in-
creasing circulation certifies. New type of
the latest designs, and advertisements set up
attractive, and sure to bring ample returns.
Send for rates.
SENTINEL.
Scottville, - - Kentucky.
CHANDLER & WHITESIDES, Publishers.
J. S. CHANDLER, Editor.
A lively, vigorous weekly newspaper, pub-
lished at the county seat of Allen County ;
has a circulation of nearly 1,000, and rapidly
increasing through one of the richest and
most prosperous sections of the country.
In politics, democratic. It has outlived all
competition, and today has no opposition
within twenty-five miles, thereby making it
an invaluable advertising medium. Send for
rates.
REPUBLICAN.
Mound City,
Illinois.
W. S. HENNEN, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
It gives all the news of interest at home
and abroad, and its rapidly increasing circu-
lation but shows the result of pluck, money
and brains. The cheapest and best adver-
tising medium In Southern Illinois. Send
for rates.
THE FREEMASON.
OFFICE :
50 Earned St., West, Detroit, Mich.
Published every Saturday.
LATOUR COMPANY, - - Publishers.
CHARLES LATOUR, Editor.
Terms of Stibscription :
$1.00 per Annum. - Single Copies, 5 cents.
Circulates in all States and Territories, also
in the Old Countries.
A good advertising medium.
TORCH OF LIBERTY.
A Monthly Journal, published at
Mound City, - - Kansas.
S. M. BRICE, Editor and Publisher.
Devoted to the interest of Labor, and circu-
lates throughout every State in the Union.
An excellent advertising medium.
Rates furnished promptly upon applica-
tion.-
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Dover Daily Republican.
DOVER, - - - STRAFrORD CO., N. H.
JOHX SCALES AND FRED E. QUIMBY, Publishers and Proprietors.
The Only Republican Daily in the County.
Has a Large and Constantlj^ Increasing Circulation. Rates of Advertising Very Low.
SUBSCRIPTION, $5.00 PER ANNUM.
ALSO PUBLISHERS OF
THE DOVER ENQUIRER.
The Longest Established and Best Patronized "Weekly Newspaper In Eastei-n New
Hampshire. $1.25 per Annum.
Either of the Above Papers are Excellent Mediums for Advertising.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Amerlkai Nemzetor.
The only paper published in the United States in the Magyar language.
149 EAST FOURTH ST., ^^ NE^W YORK CITY.
GUSTAV SZ. ERDELYI, Editor and Publisher.
Aherikai Nemzetob Is published every Saturday, at $2.00 per year, payable with the order,
and circulates in every State and Territory.
Having a circulation of over 3,000 among the the thrifty and progressive Hungarians
all over the country, it commends itself to advertisers. There are 600,(X)0 Hungarians in the
United States, and Amerikai Nemzetor is their organ, and they can only be reached through
it. Advertisers who desire to reach the most prosperous of our farmers, tradesmen and
mechanics should patronize its columns.
Geo p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
FOUNDED 188 2.
The Lockwood Leader.
PUBLISHED AT
LOCKWOOD, - - - - MISSOURI.
W. H. H. PEIRCE, Proprietor and Managing Editor.
Lockwood is situated on the Kansas City, Ft. Scott and Gulf Railroad. It is sui-roimded by
a country abounding in Agricultural and Mineral Wealth.
The Leader is a legitimate weekly newspaper respected and sustained by the progressive
people of Dade and adjoining counties. It is politically Republican, devoted to
local interests, and the only paper in the town.
AS AN ADVERTISING MEDIUM IT HAS NO EQUAL IN THIS SECTION.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Way Bill.
Publication Office :
102 NASSAU ST., - - NEW YORK CITY.
A National Journal of Transportation and Mechanical Progress.
THE NEATEST,
THE BRIGHTEST,
THE CHEAPEST,
THE MOST RELIABLE,
THE MOST ENTERTAINING
AND THE MOST POPULAR
RAILROAD PAPER IN UNITED STATES, CANADA AND MEXICO.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowrll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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SOUTHERN ARGUS.
WADESBORO, - . . . NORTH CAROIilNA.
J. H. RAGAN, Editor and Publisher.
An old reliable, influential and progressive paper. Established 1848. Always laboring
for the prosperity of the Town, County, Section, State and the South. A circulation of nearly
1,000 and steadily increasing, and not confined to county lines. An excellent advertising
medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY TRADE PAPER PUBLISHED IN THE U. S.
THE NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL.
(.ESTABLISHED 1863.)
183 FRONT STREET, - - - - NEW YORK.
A TRADE REVIEW PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN THE INTERESTS OF MERCHANT
BUYERS OF THE COUNTRY.
It contains extensive reviews of the wholesale market, and such price lists as will fur-
nish the buyer with the closest figures at which the principal classes of goods are jobbing
in the citv of New York. Subscription, §14.00 per year. Address,
NEW YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL, Box 1,919, New York City.
^ THE HUMANE JOURNAL.
343 WABASH AVENUE, - . - CHICAGO, IL.Ii.
ALBERT W. LANDON, Publisher.
Established by the Illinois Humane Society in 1872. The Humane Journal, speaks in
behalf of animals— the faithful and often abused servants of man. Cruelty suffers men to
be brutal ; seeing it or permitting it hardens the heart and makes people less considerate of
each other. Though especially the organ of the Illinois Humane Society, it gives reports
from Societies for the Prevention of Cruelty all over the world. Send four cents in stamps
for specimen copy. Price. $1.(K( a year ; four copies. Toe. ; twenty copies or more, 50c. each.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St , New York.
THE CAST PLOW.
FAR3IER\IL.L.E, .... LOUISIANA.
W. p. CHANDLER, Publisher.
TERMS, FIFTY CENTS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
A live Agricultural and Mechanical Monthly Journal and a choice Family Paper. An in-
dependent joui'nal, and an earnest advocate of every measure calculated to develop the
resources of our country and augment the prosperitj' and happiness of the great mass of
the people. It is the aim of its manager to keep pace with the march of progress and to
keep its readers posted as fully as possible. It does not belong to any clique, ring or faction.
No exceptional advertisements inserted at any price.
THE BEE HIVE. ~
PORT HURON, ----- MICHIGAN.
N. S. BOYNTON & SON, Editors and Proprietors.
Terms of Subscription.— Single Subscribers, One Year, 50 Cents.
A periodical devoted to the interests of the Order of the Knights of the Maccabees, a live
and growing society. The official organ of the Order. Circulation over 3,000 in the United
Sates and Canada, and increasing rapidly. A live, spicy, society paper, issued monthly.
A moderate space devoted to respectable advertisements. Rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GAZETTE.
BOWERSTON, ----- OHIO.
PENN & BOYD, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.2.5.
A seven-column folio, published every Thursday. Independent in all things. Neutral
in nothing. By extra inducements, hard work and a liberal use of money the management
have succeeded in swelling the cii'culation beyond their utmost expectations. A model
family newspaper and a first-class advertising medium. Rates promptly made known
on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., N. Y.
OBSERVER.
liOGAN, .-_..- IOWA.
GEO. MUSGRAVE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50, IN ADVANCE.
The official paper of Harrison County. A first-class family newspaper, giving a complete
report of general and local news, and choice and interesting articles from; regular corre-
spondents in all parts of the county. It is the best advertising medium in Western Iowa
aside from the city dailies, has the largest circulation of any weekly paper in this part of
the State. Take it, read it, pay for it, advertise in it, and be happy Send for rates.
COURIER.
BETHEL., .--..- VERMONT.
WALTER M. BROOKS. Editor. COURIER CO., Publishers.
An eight-column folio, published every Thursday. Subscription. $1.00, in advance.
Typographically neat and clean, it is humorous, interesting and instructive. Each issue
brings hosts of new subscribers, and it is one of the best advertising mediums in Windsor
County. Rates promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
A^IERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1233
The Medical Missionary Record
A MONTHLY JOURNAL. (32-PAGE AND COVER.)
118 EAST 45TH STREET, - - NEW YORK.
GEORGE D. DOWKONTT, M.D., Editor and Proprietor.
DEVOTED TO THE CAUSE OF MEDICAL MISSIONS AND CHRISTIAN EFFORT AMONG
PHYSICIANS IN ALL LANDS.
TERMS:
Single Copy, 10 cents. One Year, $1.00. Six Copies to Various Addresses for One Year, $5.00.
Sent to all Medical Missionaries throughout tlie World. Also to all Young Men's Christian
Associations and Young Women's Christian Associations, and to 200
Colleges in the United States and Canada.
THE ONLY JOURNAL IN THE WORLD COVERING THE ABOVE GROUND.
STRICTLY NOT LESS THAN TWO THOUSAND COPIES ISSUED MONTHLY.
ADVERTISING RATES :
Full Page, $12.00. Half Page, $7.50. Quarter Page, $5.0). Six Months for the price of Four.
One Year for Seven Months.
Geo. P, Rowell & Co., Agents, No. 10 Spruce St. New York.
"TRAFFIC IS THE STEP-STONE TO CIVILIZATION.
Rail and Rudder.
NEW YORK CITY, - - - NEW YORK.
DEVOTED TO TRADE, TRANSPORTATION AND TRAVEL.
PUBLISHED BY THE RAIL AND RUDDER PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Common Carriers, Shippers of Merchandise, Investors, Legislators, Economists and
Business Men generally, vrho liave an interest, either active or passive, in Transportation
AfCaii-s, should read the "RAIL AND RUDDER."
It gives the freshest and fullest intelligence relating to Railway, Steamship, Steamboat,
Telegraph and other Transpoi-tation Companies ; presenting facts regarding their progress,
present condition, projected measures and prospective advancement.
It also furnishes current information concerning Mercantile, Manufacturing and Indus-
trial pursuits, exhibiting facts governing the commercial situation, controlling the trade
movement, affecting the foreign or domestic traflac, or pertaining to the general condition
of the resources of the country.
It is, in its representation of trade and transportation subjects, entirely Independent in
action ; uncontrolled by political parties, trade circles or transportation lines, and iincom-
mitted to any peculiar principle or policy pertaining to them ; and untrammelled by local
attachments, prejudices or restraints, its aim being to promote the improvement of trade
in general, and the expansion of transportation facilities throughout the country. Inter-
State Commerce is given special consideration, and the workings of the Commission
reviewed in the interests of public economy.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
Adrinu,
TIxlIES AND EXPOSITOR.
Micliigau.
TOM S APPLEGATE, Editor and Publisher.
Daily and weekly edition. Established 1865.
Only daily paper in Second Congressional Dis-
trict. The largest circulation of any paper in
Adrian and Lenawee County. Republican in
politics. An advertising medium that can-
not be equaled in this rich and prosperous
section. Send for rates. Liberal discount
with liberal advertisers.
INDEPENDENT.
Hareu,
K-ansas.
FRED. W. THORP, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, only §1.50 per Year.
One of the most newsy and original papers
in the State. Devoted to home industries. If
you cant talk up your own town don't talk,
independent in politics and everything else ;
its possibilities only limited by the possibili-
ties of the State. One of the best advertising
mediums in the State. Send for rates.
KEYSTONE GAZETTE.
Waynesboro,
Pennsylvania.
Established 1ST6.
D. B. MARTIN, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50, in Advance.
A large, eight-column folio weekly news-
paper, the only independent journal in
Franklin Co., which has a population of
5(1,000, and by its fairness and the admirable
manner in which it is conducted, has placed
itself among the leading country journals
of the State. An unequaled advertising me-
dium. Send for rates.
THE RURAL. NEWS.
Issued week!}', at
Wills Point,
Texas.
J. A. WILHITE & CO., Editors and Pub'rs.
THE FARMER'S PAPER. THE LABORING
MAN'S ADVOCATE.
The cheapest and best advertising medium
in its section of country.
Rates on application.
PALMER'S 310NTHLY.
Kansas City, - - Missouri.
S. C. PALMER, Editor.
NURSERY TRADE JOURNAL CO., Pub'rs.
Subscription, $1.(J0 per Annum.
Palmer's Monthly is a large sixteen-page
monthly paper, devoted to the interests of
Nurserymen, Tree Agents and kindred af-
fairs.
Regular Rates for 1887, §3.00 per Inch.
Special contracts for Advertising will be
made to Specialty Advertisers. Sample
Copies mailed free, which must be seen to be
appreciated.
THE PATASKALA STANDARD.
Pataskala,
Ohio.
A. Q. BEEM, Editor and Proprietor.
An independent local news journal, pub-
lished every Thursday. The Standard has a
large and Increasing circulation, and is the
leading local paper of the county for local
and neighborhood news. Terms of Sub-
scription, S1.25 per year, in advance. A good
medium for foreign advertisements.
EVENING AND SUNDAY TELE-
GRAM.
7 W^eybosset St., Providence, R. I.
DAVID O. BLACK, Proprietor.
The Standard Papers of the State. The
Evening Telegram has no rival, and dis-
cusses the topics of the day in an intelligent,
independent and fearless manner. The Sun-
day Telegram leads the van of Sunday
journalism in the State. The Providence
Evening and Sunday Telegram are essen-
tially the papers for the people, with a con-
stant and steadily increasing circulation.
Guaranteed Circulation— E v e n i n g , 14,000 ;
Sunday, 16,000 copies.
TUSCARAWAS CO. DEMOCRAT.
Canal Dover, . . - Ohio.
W. C. GOULD, Editor and Publisher.
Our Motto— Pledged but to Truth and Dem-
ocracy. No Fear shall Awe ; no Favor Sway.
Official organ of the town. Published every
Thursday. Subscription, §1.50. A circulation
of nearly 1,(XX), and by its fairness and reli-
ability cbnstantlj' increasing among the most
prosperous and intelligent class. One of the
best advertising mediums in the county.
Send for rates.
LA PETITE REPUBLIQUE.
Circulation 3,500 and increasing every week
from 100 to 150.
Published and Edited at
1037 Elm St., - Manchester, N. H.
W. A. GRENIER, Editor and Proprietor.
BI-WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
Appearing Tuesdays and Fridays.
Rates— One vear, §1.00 ; Six months, 65 cents.
The only bi-weekly French newspaper in
the State of New Hampshii-e, the only inde-
pendent and the cheapest of aU the Ameri-
can newspapers. Treats of the most popular
events, both foreign and local.
JOURNAL.
Renfrew,
Ontario.
ARTHUR GRAVELLE, PubUsherandPropt'r.
Subscription, only §1.00 a Year.
An eight-page weekly journal. Independ-
ent in politics, and everything else; has a
bona-fide circulation of over 800, and steadily
increasing. Ore of the best advertising me-
diums for this great province. Send for rates.
ADVERTISER.
- - Connecticut.
West Winsted,
J. E. GODSOE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, 75 Cents a Year.
A bright, lively weekly newspaper, and by
extra inducements and efficient manage-
ment, has succeeded in securing a large
circulation. It gives all the news, local and
general, and interesting letters from special
correspondents in each issue. A tirst-class
advertising medium. Send for rates.
THE 3IOULTRIE CO. NEWS.
Published every Thursday, at
Sullivan, - -_ - Illinois.
The County Seat of Moultrie County.
J. H. DUNSCOMB, Editor and Pi-oprietor.
CIRCULATION, 1,150.
Being the largest circulation in Moultrie
County of any newspaper published
in the world.
Rates of advertising, §S0 per column.
In politics Republican. Terms, §1.50 per year,
in advance.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1235
THE MOST WIDELY READ GAS JOURNAL.
Light, Heat and Power.
THE INDEPENDENT GAS JOURNAL OF AMERICA.
413 WALNUT ST., - - PHILADELPHIA, PA.
"LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER"
IS THE ONLY INDEPENDENT JOURNAL IX THIS COUNTRY ESPECIALLY
DEVOTED TO THE GAS INDUSTRIES. IT IS NEWSY, AND AIMS TO
GIVE A DIGEST OF EVENTS IX THE GAS WORLD AS
THEY OCCUR, WITHOUT PREJUDICE.
IT IS THE ONLY GAS JOURNAL GIVING DUE ATTENTION TO THE DEVEL-
OPMENTS OF THE NATURAL GAS INTERESTS, AND THE ONLY ONE
IN WHICH CAN BE FOUND OR HAD, FREE DISCUSSION OR
HONEST PRESENTATION OF THE GREAT QUESTIONS
OF FUEL GAS, FROM STANDPOINTS
WITHOUT BIAS.
It has no personal axe to grriud ; no interests to advocate save those of
the general gas public.
IN THE MATTER OF CIRCULATION THIS JOURNAL CLAIMS ONLY WHAT IT
HAS: A LARGER GENERAL CIRCULATION THAN THAT OF ANY OTHER
GAS JOURNAL PUBLISHED IN THIS COUNTRY, AND THE BEST
CIRCULATION AMONG THE LEGITIMATE GAS INDUSTRIES
OF AMERICA.
REFERENCES.
ANY RESPONSIBLE ADVERTISER ASKING FOR REFERENCES CONCERNING OUR
CIRCULATION AND THE GROUND COVERED, WILL BE FULLY SATISFIED.
As concerns the charactei" of the journal and the ability and entire independence with
which it is conducted, we refer to ANY GAS MAN WHO READS.
Subscription, $3.00 per annum. Foreign subscribers will add postage.
ADVERTISING TERMS : One rate, made known on application.
For sample copies and further information, address
LIGHT, HEAT AND POWER, 413 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 SpruceSSt , N«w York.
1236 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
-WESTERN INSURANCE REVIEW.
No. 210 & 21ri X. THIRD fST., - - ST. L.OUIS, MO.
H. L. ALDRICH, Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, S3.-0 PER YEAR, INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
The Western Insurance Review, is published exclusivelj' in the interest of Life, Fire
and Marine Insurance, embracing all topics relevant to the system. Articles I'elating to
Insurance, Reports of Local Board Meetings, Synopsis of Insurance Cases, etc , are solicited
from all parts of the United States. The large and general circulation of The Review
renders it a first-class advertising medium. Special and liberal arrangements made for
advertising. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
THE S UN.
RUSHVILLE, . - - . . NEBRASKA.
F. W. SPRAGUE, Publisher.
Terms of Subscription, One Year, $3.00 ; Six Months, $1.00; Three Months, 50 Cents.
The Sun is a local newspaper devoted to the best interests of Sheridan County and the
upbuilding of the town of Rushville. Its political and religious policy is, right and justice
to all, audits special aims, to set forth truthfully and impartially' the wonderful advantages
of the great Northwest. Sample copies of The Sun will be sent free on application. Stand-
ing advertisements inserted at the rate of $8.00 per column per month, and no reduction
for patent medicine or for foreign advertisements.
INDEPENDENT.
GREENPOINT, ----- NEW YORK.
INDEPENDENT PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
Published everv Saturday in Greenpoint which is the Seventeenth Ward of the City of
Brooklyn. The only independent paper in the place, and has a large circulation thi'ough-
out Long Island. Its circulation not limited by party prejudices naturally embraces the
reading people of the entire section, making it one of the best advertising mediums in the
State. Send for rates
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BUCKEYE FARMER.
MANSFIELD, ------ OHIO.
^"- MASON & BLYMYER, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, ONLY 50 CENTS, IN ADVANCE.
An eight-page monthly, with interesting and instructive topics in evei'y issue on
Domestic Economy and the Farm and Household management. It has an imprecedented
circulation among the prosperous farmers of the Buckeye State. One of the very best
advertising mediums in this great State. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BAPTIST COMPANION.
PORTSMOUTH, - _ . . VIRGINIA.
■^"^ ' Rev. W. W. COLLEY, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50, IN ADVANCE.
Published every Thirrsday. A Representative Organ of the Baptists in the State, has a
circulation exceeding 1,000 and steadily increasing among an intelligent and prosperous
class of people. Legitimate advertisers will consult their interest by employing its columns
at once. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NORMAL. INDEX.
HUNTSVIL1L.E, - - - - - AliABAMA.
W. H. CONNEILL, General Manager.
It is published every Friday by the Pupils of the State Normal and Industrial School, in
the interests of the whole School, but especially for the Industrial Department in which Print-
Ins Painting Sewing, Carpentering and Gardening are taught. Large circulation. All the
woi-k is done by the Students. $1.00 per year. Devoted to the Education of Hand, Heart and
Head. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE^^AX!iFIC TRADE AND POSTAL JOURNAL.
J. D. ROBERTSON, Publisher.
539 CLAY STREET, - - SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
PUBLISHED ON THE FIRST OF EACH MONTH.
Annual Subscription, $1.50. Send 15 Cents for Sample Copy.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LAB OUR E R .
SOUTH CHICAGO, - - - - ILLINOIS.
THEOPHILE LARAMIE. Editor and Publisher.
EOU\L RIGHTS TO ALL; SPECIAL PRIVILEGES TO NONE.
A Pennv DaUv Newspaper, devoted to the Cause of the Workingman. The largest cur-
culation of any paper in Hvde Park, it finds its way into the families of the consumers and
is a valuable advertising medium. Rates on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1237
1S63. TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR. 1S87.
The American Art Journal.
TfO. 23 UNION SQUARE, - - NEW YORK CITY.
A WEEKLY REVIEW OF
MUSICAL ART AND THE M!U SIC TRADES.
WILLIAM M. THOMS, - - - EDITOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
BEGINS ITS TWENTY-FIFTH YEAR APRIL 23d, 1887.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST CIRCULATING WEEKLY MUSICAL
JOURNAL IN THE UNITED STATES.
<3UOTED AS AN AUTHORITY ON MUSICAL MATTERS ALL OVER THE WORLD.
TWENTY-FOUR PAGES. EACH NUMBER HANDSOMELY ILLUSTRATED.
SUBSCRIPTION, $3.00 PER ANNUM.
WILLIAM M. THOMS & CO., Publishers.
No. 23 UNION SQUARE, _ _ _ NEW YORK.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
TIMES.
Victoria,
British Columbia.
TIMES PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.,
Editoi's aucl Publisliers.
The Times publishes a Daily and Weekly
edition, it is a powerful and influential jour-
nal with an extensive and steadily increasing
circulation through the provinces generally.
The Daily being a very prominent paper In
Victoria a place of over 12.000 population.
An excellent advertising medium. For in-
formation address as above.
THE ST. HELENA INDEPENDENT.
Published every Friday,
St. Helena,
at
by
Napa Co., Cal.
L. L. PALMER, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $2.00.
Job work done. A good advertising medium.
HANSON COUNTY ADVOCATE.
Alexandria, • - Dakota.
DILWORTH & PARSHALL,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year, in Advance.
THE OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
Largest circulation in the county.
One of the best advertising mediums in
Dakota. Rates low, and promptly furnished
on application.
WESTERN WASHINGTON
FARMER.
Washington Ter.
Napavine,
ROWELL & RATHBUN, Editors and Pub-
lishers.
Published every Friday, and devoted to the
local and general interests of the people.
Circulates extensively among the more pros-
perous farmers, and is one of the best adver-
tising mediums in this section. RateS^very
moderate, and sent on application.
TRUMBULL. CO. INDEPENDENT.
Niles,
Ohio.
C. S. Mccormick, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1..50, in Advance.
The pioneer paper of Trumbull County ; a
bright, lively and Influential weekly news-
paper, the only iournal in ^iles with 4,000
population, and an active manufacturing
centre. Read by everybody in this section,
and one of the very best advertising me-
diums in the county. Rates on application.
WEEKLY CHRONICLE.
Published every Saturday, at
Fort Worth, - - Texas.
J. W. TAYLOR, Editor.
CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
Subscription, $1,00 per Year, in Advance.
A reliable, influential and widelj' circulat-
ing paper. Advertising rates low, and fur-
nished upon application.
REPORTER.
Abilene,
Texas.
ALF. H. H. TOLAR, Editor and Publisher.
A daily and weekly edition. Established
1881, with a circulation of over 1,000 copies,
and constantly increasing. The only morn-
ing paper in the place, Avhich contains e.OOO-
population. An invaluable advertising me-
dium for Northern Texas. Rates furnished
on application.
MONITOR.
Mt. Vernon,
Georgria.
"Sub Deo Facio Fortiter.
D. C. SUTTON, Editor and Publisher.
A live Democratic paper, published in a Live
Democratic community. Its circulation ex-
ceeds that of any other paper in the county
by 500 nearly. The local patronage bestowed
on the Monitor is in itself sufficient proof of
its value as an advertising medium. Send for
rates.
GAZETTE.
Fond Du Lac,
Wisconsin.
THWING & BLACKBURN,
Editors and Publishers.
An eight-page weekly newspaper, giving all
the news, local and general, fun and Action,
excellent and interesting serial stories. A
model family newspaper, and a rich Sunday
treat. It possesses advantages that places it
among the best as an advertising medium.
Send for rates.
JOURNAL. •
Ryhalia,
Mississippi.
M. D. HERRING, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
A four page weekly democratic paper.
Established 1883, and by its fair dealing and
the very able elforts of its publisher, has
placed itself in the front ranks of the news-
papers of the State. An invaluable adver-
tising medium for Marshall and adjoining
counties. Rates moderate, and sent on ap-
plication^
HERALD.
Issued every Thursday, at
Hampton, .... Nebraska.
ROBERT F. ADDIS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
As an advertising medium the Herald is
miexcelled in this section, being largely read
by the most industrious and enterprising
class of people of Hamilton and surrounding
counties.
FRANKLIN COUNTY TIMES.
Published e s^ery Friday, at
Washington, - - Missouri.
BRIX & KISKADDON,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
Advertisers will find the Times a valuable
medium. It is a firmly established paper,
having a large and constantly increasing cir-
culation. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1239
THE PRINCE ALBERT TIMES AND SASKATCHEWAN
REVIEW.
PRINCE ALBERT, - - SASKATCHEWAN TER.
J. D. MAVEETY, Publisher.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IX THE TERRITORY OF SASKATCHEWAN.
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
CIRCULATION, 800. SUBSCRIPTION, Sti.50, IN ADVANCE.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
HORSESHOERS' JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT
134 VAN BUREN ST., - - - CHICAGO, ILL..
I. A. FLEMING, Editor,
DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF HORSESHOERS, BLACKSMITHS, CARRIAGE
MAKERS AND THE HARDWARE TRADE.
Ably edited aud the best of its kind. Circulation over 5,000. Subscription, $1.00 per year.
Advertisers desiring to reach this large class of trade can find no better medium. Rates
may be had upon application.
Geo. P. RowELi, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
KANSAS STATE REGISTER.
Mcpherson, ... - - Kansas.
T. W. & A. D. WOODROW, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, S1.50, A YEAR.
Published in one of the most prosperous and flourishing sections of the State, aud in the
future Capital of the State. Prohibition in Polities, and being published in the strongest
Prohibition State in the Union, makes it a very popular organ, as its rapidly increasing
circulation clearly proves. Circulating as it does among an intelligent aud well-to-do class
of people, renders it a very desirable advertising medium. Rates promptlj' famished on
application. Liberal discounts to liberal advertisers.
Geo. p. Rovvell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE LOUISVILLE REPUBLICAN.
350 THIRD STREET, - - - LOUISVILLE, KY.
PUBLISHED BY THE
LOUISVILLE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING COMPANY.
JNO. W. FINNELL, President.
A LIVE AND PROGRESSIVE SIX-COLUMN, EIGHT-PAGE PAPER.
The largest circulation of any Republican paper published in the State. Advertising
rates upon application. One Year, in Advance, $1.50.
Geo. p. ROWELL& Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
ERA.
EMERSON, - ... - NEBRASKA.
JOSHUA LEONARD, Editor and Publisher.
SUBCRIPTION, $1.00, IN ADVANCE,
A live and progressive eight-page weekly newspaper. The Republican paper of Northeast
Nebraska, well established and ably edited, contains the Vjest reading matter of any country
paper In the State, it has a monopolj' of a large territory, and is therefore an invaluable
advertising medium. Rates pi'omptly fiu'nlshed on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE FOX CHASE CHRONICLE.
ISSUED FRIDAYS OF EACH WEEK.
PHILADELPHIA, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
FRANK C. BENSON,
FOX CHASE, TWENTY-THIRD WARD, PHILADELPHIA.
A local paper of large circulation covering the suburbs of Philadelphia, Montgomery
and Bucks Counties. An invaluable Advertising Medium.
Rates fnrnlshed on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1240 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
HORTICULTURAL WORLD.
KANSAS CITY, . . - - . MISSOURI.
S. C. PALMER, Editor aud Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION. ONLY 50 CENTS A YEAR.
An interesting and instructive eight-page monthly paper, devoted to the interests of the
Horticultural Public aud the Retail trade in particular. Grand Premium ofEers and Liberal
Commissions to Agents, who are wanted everywhere. Its circulation is large in every State
in the Union. A first-class advertising medium. For information and advertising rates
address the Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
A D V O C ATE.
GIL.ROY, ..... CALIFORNIA.
F. W. BLAKE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $3.00, IN ADVANCE. ESTABLISHED 1868.
The oldest and best paper in the county. A large and continuously increasing cir-
culation, containing eight large pages and issued ' on Saturdays. It is considered a rich
Sunday treat in almost every family in Santa Clara County. An unequaled advertising
medimn. Rates sent on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
HERALD.
SCOTIA, - - - . _ NEBRASKA.
N. H. PARKS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50 PER ANNUM.
A wide-awake and energetic journal. Devoted to the interests of its patrons. Dem-
ocratic in every fiber. The official organ of the county. Largest circulation of any paper
in Greeley County and increasing with everj' issue. As an advertising medium why just try
it and be convinced that it cannot be beat in this section. Rates on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE NEW YORKER JUEDISCHE ZETTUNG.
134 DEL.ANCEY STREET, - - NEW YORK CITY.
Dr. 3I0RRIS WECHSLER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: PER YEAR, $2.25; SIX MONTHS, $1.15.
The New Yorker Juedische Zeitung is printed in Hebrew Type and German-Jewish
Language (.with which the Jews are most familiar). It contains a summary of the news of
all the week from all parts of the World, Stories, Mlscellanj^ and especially that which
concerns the Jews of all the World. The New Yorker Juedische Zeitung circulates all
over the country, in every place where Jews reside. Advertising rates very reasonable.
Subscriptions and advertisements payable in advance.
THE MASONIC CHRONICLE.
COLUMBUS, ------ OHIO.
S. C. CHORLTON, M.D., Editor.
MONTHLY. ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. ESTABLISHED 1881.
An excellent medium for advertising. Circulates in every State and Territory and many
Foreign Countries.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION OVER 7,000.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
THE MEDICAL CURRENT.
7 *fc 9 SOUTH CANAL, STREET, - - CHICAGO,
ESTABLISHED 1885.
A MONTHLY REVIEW OF MEDICINE, SURGERY AND MIDWIFERY.
W. E. REED, M.D., Editor. W. A. CHATTERTON & CO., Publishers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
I N D E PEN DENT.
BUXTON, ------ DAKOTA.
M. HEMMY, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $2.00 PER ANNUM.
A six column folio weekly newspaper. A complete digest of all the news every week,
interesting and instructive articles from regular correspondents in each issue. Each num-
ber rapidly increasing the list of subscribers. It has no opposition in a large territory and
is, therefore, a very desirable advertising medium. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
~~ MOUNTAIN ECHO.
JOHNSON CITY, - - - - - TEXAS,
A. T. MAUPIN, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50, IN ADVANCE.
A wide-awake and progressive newspaper, devoted to the best interests of Blanco
County. It circulates generally throughout the county among an intelligent and prosperous
class of readers. An excellent advertising medium. Rates made known on application.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1241
Daily Journal.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING, AT
ST. JOSEPH, - - _ MISSOURI.
FRANK O. MARTIN, Editor. JOURNAL PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $4.50 YEARLY, IN ADVANCE.
The Evening Journal is devoted to the local field of St. Joseph In particular and to
the dissemination of general news. With its present facilities it is enabled to give a more
complete telegraph report than any paper printed in the city of St. Joseph, and its local
columns contain all the news of the city up to the hour of going to pi-ess. Its aim is to give
aU the news without comment, and to give it in as condensed a manner as possible.
Editorially the Journal is independent of party or clique. It believes that the great
question before the country to day is the labor question, and that " If nobody has too much,
everybody wiU have enough. ' It will speak its sentiments upon all labor matters without
fear of results, and will at all times uphold law and order and demand equal and exact
justice for every man. be he rich or poor, white or black. The large circulation of the Journal
renders it one of the best advertising mediums of the great Southwest. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Kaleidoscope.
CAMBRIDGE, NEBRASKA.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY. - - SUBSCRIPTION. $1.35 PER YEAR.
JOHN C. HARIiAN, - Publisher and Proprietor.
A FAMILY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE PEOPLE. ONE
OF THE MOST RELIABLE PAPERS IN WESTERN NEBRASKA.
IT CONTAINS THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS OF
CAMBRIDGE AND FURNAS COUNTY.
THE KALEIDOSCOPE IS THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF FURNAS COUNTY AND
CIRCULATES FOR MANY MILES AROUND CAMBRIDGE, IN A RICH
AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT. AND HAS A LARGE CIRCULATION
IN RED WILLOW, FRONTIER AND GOSPER COUNTIES.
Advertisers desiring to reach a people, both progressive and prosperous, will find the
Kaleidoscope to be the best medium they can employ.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
1242
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE MACLEOD GAZETTE.
Macleod, Alberta, N. W. T., - Can.
C. E. D. WOOD. Publisher and Proprietor.
The Gazette is the recognized organ of the
great stock-raising industry of the Canadian
range country, and circulates among a partic-
ularly wealthy and intelligent class of people.
It is therefore the best advertising medium in
the Canadian Northwest. The circulation is
steadily increasing, and by enlargement and
other extensive improvements, contemplated
this year, the circulation will be more than
doubled. Subscription, $3.00 per Year, in Ad-
vance.
GATE CITY GUIDE.
Denison,
Texas.
T. J. CROOKS & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
Published every Saturday in this city of
12.000 population, in the midst of the richest
country on the face of the globe. Is a blight,
newsy and enterprising journal, having an
extensive local circulation, and is an adver-
tising medium of superior value, as all who
have used its columns can testify.
Send for rates.
DAKOTA GLOBE.
Wahpetou,
Dakota.
H. W. TROY, Editor and Publisher.
A large eight-column folio, published week-
ly. OfFieial paper of Richland County; a
large and rapidly increasing circulation, not
confined to county lines, and the best adver-
tising medium for reaching the trade of this
prosperous country.
Send for Rates.
NEWS.
Charleston,
Mississippi.
J. W. BELLAMY, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
Published every Thursday. A seven-col-
umn folio. Established 18S5. The only paper
published in a county of over 11,000 popula-
tion ; therefore a valuable advertising me-
dium. Send for rates.
DEMOCRATIC NEWS.
Kenton,
IOWA VOLKSBLATT.
Duinont,
Butler Co., Iowa.
SCHMITZ BROS., Proprietors.
ROBERT SCHMITZ, Editor and Manager,
Thursdays ; German ; eight pages ; size
34x46. Subscription, $2. Established 1883,
Circulation, 1,000,
First-class Advertising Medium.
DEMOCRAT.
Published every Saturday, at
O'Connor, - - . Nebraska.
M. B. GEARON, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
O'Connor is advantageously situated as a
trade centre for the surrounding agricultural
district. Advertisers desiring to reach a
large number of intelligent readers In Cen-
tral Nebraska, will advance their interests
by giving this able paper a trial.
MAIL..
Greenview^,
Illinois.
GEO. W. WETZELL, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25 a Year,
An eight page weekly newspaper ; the only
paper in the place, with an extensive circu-
lation throughout Menard County ; coal
mining, and an excellent farming Viistrict,
Advertising rates on application.
PROGRESSIVE AGE.
Scottsboro.
Alabama.
PROGRESSIVE AGE PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers.
CHARLES P. LANE, Editor.
Subscription, $1.50 a year.
Published every Friday ; greenback organ
of the State, a large circulation throughout
the entire State ; reaches a large class who
read no other journal. An A 1 advertising
medium. Rates on application.
TRUE CITIZEN.
Ohio. Lawrence,
FRED. M. CHILDS, Editor.
KENTON PRINTING CO., Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50, in Advance.
A live, progressive seml-weekb' democratic
paper, with a rapidly Increasing circulation,
and the best advertising medium in Hardin
County. Send for rates.
IDA COUNTY PIONEER.
Published every Thursday, at
Ida Grove, - - - Iowa.
GEO. T. WILLIAMS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $2.00 per Year, In Advance.
Established 1872.
Circulation, 1,800. One of the best adver-
tising mediums in Western Iowa. Rates
furnished upon application.
Kansas.
BELL & CAIN, Editors and Publishers,
Subscription, $1.25, in Advance.
The Citizen, though only in its second year,
has, since its first issue, rapidly grown in the
public favor and circulation ; devoted to the
cause of labor and temperance ; a good ad-
vertising medium. Rates sent on applica-
tion.
CLIPPER.
Corn Hill,
Texas.
C. L. DIGGS, Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page weekly newspaper; bright,
lively and spicy, devoted to the local, polit-
ical and other best interests of Corn Hill and
Williamson County. If you wish to share in
the trade of this section, advertise in the
Clipper, for she is full-rigged, and can't be
beat. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1243
DER WESTBOTE.
COL.UMBUS, . - - . - OHIO.
DER "WESTBOTE COMPANY, Publishers. H. A. REINHARD, Manager.
Der WESTBOTE, being read in almost every German family in the city and vicinity, is a
most excellent advertising medium for our business men. Issued every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturdav. Terms, Sl-OO per year, including Familien-Freund, in advance. The
"Weekly Westbote, established in 1843, circulates largely over the State and beyond.
Terms, $2.00 per year, in advance. Der Familien Freund, the Sunday edition to Der "West-
bote, $1.00 per year, in advance. To subscribers of Weeltly, only 50 cents per year. Job and
Book Work of every description, in English and German, neatly and promptly executed.
Advertising rates reasonable. Send for them before advertising elsewhere.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
RAILWAY LANTERN.
INDIANAPOLIS, - - - - - INDIANA.
C. N. WILSON, Editor. RAILWAY LANTERN PUBLISHING CO., Publishers,
SUBSCRIPTION, ONLY $1.00 A YEAR.
An interesting twelve-page monthly, devoted to Railway and Steamship News, it is the
first and only illustrated Railroad and Steamship paper published in the World, giving all
the news of importance. Also, a humorous column, engravings and biographical sketches
of prominent men, replies to knotty questions legal advice, etc. The largest circulation of
any RaUroad paper in the World. No advertising medium in the country to equal it. Rates
made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DEM O C R A T .
COIiUMBUS, ----- NEBRASKA.
D. FRANK DAVIS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $2.00, IN ADVANCE.
A large eight-page newspaper, the largest, cheapest and best paper in Platte County ;
lie largest circulation of any paper in the county, and the best advertising medium
has the
in this section of the State
RATES MADE KNOWN PROMPTLY ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE MARYLAND DIRECTOR.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
BALTIMORE, ----- MARYLAND.
A. BURGESS WILSON, Editor and Proprietor.
THE ONLY WEEKLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY COLORED PEOPLE IN THE STATE.
Unsectarian in Religion, Independent in Politics, Conservative in Leadership, and
thoroughly identified with all the Interests of the Colored People in America.
The Director may well boast of its splendid circulation, as it has by far a larger
number of bona fide subscribers than anj- other paper in the East circulated among
the Colored people.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AMERICAN WOOD-TV^ORKER
AND MECHANICAL JOURNAL.
SCRANTON, . . - - PENNSYLVANIA,
JAMES NOLAN, - - Publisher and Proprietor.
Devoted to the wood-working industries of the United States. Circulated in the United
States, Canada, South America and Europe.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE WEEKLY NEW^S.
SWEETWATER, - - - - TENNESSEE.
NEWS PRINTING COMPANY, - - Editors and Publishers.
AN ENTERPRISING AND PROGRESSIVE NEWSPAPER, HAVING A LARGE AND
INCREASING CIRCULATION— NOT CONFINED TO COUNTY LINES—
AMONG A RELIABLE AND PROSPEROUS CLASS
OF PEOPLE.
Advertisers will do well to patronize it, as they are sure to be benefited. Rates promptly
furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1244 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
PACIFIC METHODIST.
SANTA ROSA, - - - - CATilFORNIA.
WICK B. PARSONS, Editor. WINTON & GODBEY, Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.50.
A twelve-page weekly paper, representative organ of tlie Methodist Episcopal Church.
Established 1860. It has a circulation exceeding 1,500 and steadily increasing. Reaching as it
does a very intelligent and prosperous class of people. It is an invaluable medium for
legitimate advertising. Rates sent promptly on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
HERALD.
HARTINGTON, . - - . NEBRASKA,
BAIRD & WATSON, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50, IN ADVANCE.
A large and influential weekly newspaper, devoted to the interests of Northern
Nebraska in general and Cedar County In particular. The official organ of the county,
and the largest circulation and best advertising medium in the county. Rates made known
on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
NEXT OF KIN AND HEIRS-AT-LAW GAZETTE.
351 WILLIAM ST., - (P. O. Box S409.) - NEW YORK CITY
WILLIAM RAICH, PubUsher.
This paper contains the "Official Chancery List," published by authority, up to-
September 1, 1883. The amount now in Chancery amounts to £77,01)0,000. Heirs to English
estates should read this paper.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SATURDAY ARGO.
TERRE HAUTE, . . . - . INDIANA.
EDWIN D. SELDOMRIDGE, Publisher.
The Argo Is now in its fifth year. It is the best local newspaper published in Terre
Haute. It circulates largely throughout the city and county. As an advertising medium
the Argo is well worthy the attention of business men. For advertising rates address as
above. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE METHODIST STANDARD.
ESTABLISHED 1882.
PRINCETON, - . - . - KENTUCKY.
SCOBEE & WHITFORD, Editors and Publishers.
A clean Religious Paper, devoted to the improvement of Mankind, Elevation of the
World and Glory of God.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AGENTS CHRONICLE.
KANSAS CITY, .... - MISSOURI.
THE AGENTS' CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO. Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, FIFTY CENTS A YEAR.
An 8 to 16 page monthly, published in the interests of Agents and Canvassers, each issue
reaching 5,0(X) to 15,000 enterprising people in every line of business throughout the Union. As
an advertising medium The Chronicle has numerous advantages over other publications and
a field peculiarly its own. Advertising rates 10 cents per agate line. Sample copies mailed
on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
ROCKFORD GERMANIA.
ROCKFORD, .... - ILLINOIS*
ISSUED WEEKLY, SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 A YEAR.
JOHN J. PINGEL, Editor.
The Germania is the only German newspaper published in Winnebago County, therefore,
the best medium for advertisers desiring to reach the well to-do German residents. Liberal
terms offered to yearly advertisers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co , Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
JOURNAL.
MOUND CITY, - - - . . DAKOTA.
HORTON & CRAIG. Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION. $2.00 A YEAR.
A large eight-page newspaper, published in the centre of the Blue Blanket Valley, the
richest soil in Dakota and the best agricultural land in the World. It has a large circulation
throughout Campbell County, just the paper for Eastern Capitalists to learn about this great
countrj- prior to investing, and a first class advertising medium for the trade of this grow-
ing countrj'. Send your subscription in and write for advertising rates.
AMERICAI^ NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
1245
The Gosper County Citizen.
ELWOOD,
NEBRASKA.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ON THURSDAYS.
TBffi OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY IN GOSPER AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.
ALSO, OFFICIAL COUNTY AND CITY PAPER.
CIRCULiATION,
1,140 COPIES.
Subscription price, postage paid anywhere in the United States or Canada, $1.25, inva-
riably in advance.
Advertising rates made known on application.
Address: CITIZEN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Elwood, Neb.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SUBSCRIBE FOR and ADVERTISE m
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Published Six times a
year as follows : Feb. Ist,
April 1st, June 1st, Aug.
1st, October 1st, Dec. 1st.
OKLY 25 CENTS A
YEAR; Five yearly
Subscriptions for 91,
Sing-le copy, 5 cents.
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A feiv reliable adver-
tisements inserted for 15
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taken. Address at once.
E RITCHIE, Publisher, FREEPORT, N. Y.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
1246
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
AL.L.IANCE SUN.
Meridian,
Texas.
"In Union there is Sti-ength."
W. A. MOORE, Editor.
Alliance Pub. Association. - Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
Organ of the Farmers' Alliance for Bosque
Countj% the most powerful organization in
the State. Has one of the largest circulations
of any paper in the State. No advertising
medium in the County can beat it. Rates
made kno^'n on application.
DAKOTA. BliADET.
Foi'tlaud,
Dakota Ter.
A Scandinavian Weekly. Issued every
Wednesday,
H. A, FOSS,
Editor and Publisher.
Being successor to the Dakota paper For
Fattig og Rig, with a wide circulation, this
is the best advertising medium to reach the
Scandanavians through the North West.
THE
SEWING MACHINE INTEREST.
Published Monthly, by
G. M. KINGSBURY, at
60 West Third St., - Cincinnati, O.
Has a large circulation in the Sewing Ma-
chine and collateral branch of trade.
Rates of Subscription, including postage,
$1.00 per Year, in Advance.
Advertising Rates, $2.00 per inch.
INDEPENDENT.
Waveland,
Indiana.
TALBURT & SCOTT, Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.00 in Advance.
Published every Saturday ; the largest and
best paper in the place, with a large and in-
creasing circulation throughout Montgomery
County. Interesting stories in each issue,
that makes it very popular in the home cir-
cle. Advertising rates made known on ap-
plication.
HERALD.
Petersburg,
Illinois.
S. S. KNOLES, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00, in Advance.
Published every Friday. Well established
and ably edited, with a circulation of over
1,200 copies, and continually increasing
throughout Menard and adjoining counties,
among an enterprising and progressive peo-
ple. Rates on application.
NEWS.
Marcus,
loiva.
F. A. LEWIS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
An eight-column folio. Published every
Friday. Established 1881. The only paper in
the place— in fact. It goes to a large class who
read no other journal, making a very valu-
able advertising medium. Send for rates.
PROGRESS.
Issued every Wednesday, at
La Porte City, - - - Iowa.
JESSE WASSON & SON,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
An eight-page long-established paper, hav-
ing a good and increasing circulation
thi'oughout Eastern Iowa. Liberal arrange-
ments made w^ith advertisers. Send for
rates.
3Iontezunia,
CHIEF.
Kansas.
J. H. HEBARD, Editor and Manager.
Chief Publishing Co., Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
A lively, interesting seven-column folio,
weekly newspaper, published in a country
that is rapidly increasing in population ; the
only paper within a radius of 22 miles, and
among lO.OtH) people: its circulation rap-
idly increasing, and an excellent advertising
medium. Rates made known on application.
CORNER STONE.
South'ivest City,
Missouri.
A. J. MAXWELL, Editor and Publisher.
One Dollar per Year.
Published every Thursday, and the only
paper in a large extent of territory. A valu-
able advertising medium, with low rates,
and an extensive circulation. Rates made
known on application.
THE AITKIN AGE.
A live family newspaper, published
every Saturday, at
Aitkin, .... Minnesota.
Subscription, $2.00 per year.
WM. R. TUCKER, Editor and Pub'r.
A large and growing circulation in a pros-
perous agricultural and lumber district.
Advertising rates low, and made known on
application.
CRAFTSMAN.
Charlotte,
North Carolina*
C. F. KING, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00.
An ably edited and well printed weekly,
containing a vast fund of information of the
toiling masses, devoted to the interests of
the K. of L., and the working classes gen-
erally. Let every honest laboring man read
an honest labor paper ; large and rapidly in-
creasing circulation, not confined to State
lines; one of the best advertising mediums
in North Carolina. Send for rates.
HERALD.
Temple, - - Texas.
J. F. LEWIS, - Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
A large nine-column folio, recently started,
and has met with abundant success. The en-
ergy and push evinced in its management
will soon put it in the front rank of Texas
journals. Circulation rapidly increasing
with each number. A large business is trans-
acted yearly in this growing place, and ad-
vertisers wishing to share in its trade should
advertise in the Herald. Rates low and
made known on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1247
THE KINGS COUNTY GAZETTE.
FI^ATBLSH, ... - LONG ISLAND.
Established 1872. Subscription, S1.50 per year.
C. H. MUZZEY, Publishing Manager. H. J. EGLESTON, Supt. Adv. Dep't.
The Gazette is devoted to the interests of the towns of Flatbush, Flatlands, Graveseud
and New Utrecht, and is the only paper printed in the four towns. Published every Saturday.
Advertising rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St. New York.
EAST TENNESSEE LABOR GLOBE.
KNOXVIL.I.E AND CHATTANOOGA, - - TENNESSEE.
The only labor paper published in the State east of Nashville. A live, progressive weekly
journal. Devoted to the interest of all honest toilers, and an earnest advocate of the
people's rights, and defender of the cause of humanity. Every laboring man should read
a labor paper. The Labor Globe is only ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. Send for It.
Address LABOR GLOBE, 175 Gay st , Kuoxville, Tenn.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DEMOCRAT.
Published every Friday, at
MANSFIELD, ------ OHIO.
A. J. BAUGHMAN, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, . - $1.00 PER YEAR.
Mansfield has large mantifacturing interests, with considerable wholesale trade, and
surrounded by an agricultural district. Has all modern city improvements. The Democrat
Is read by all intelligent people in this city and surrounding country. As an advertising
medium it is unexcelled. Size, forty eight columns. Established 1876. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
HERALD.
MADISON, - - - - - INDIANA.
M. A. BARNETT, Publisher. J. R. CUSHMAN, Editor.
The Daily, published every evening, the only Democratic daily in Madison, with its
13,0fX) population. The Weekly, issued every Thursday, established 1871, the leading organ
of the Democracy in Jefferson County. There are no better advertising mediums in this
section. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
^^ THE BUTCHERS' ADVOCATE.
23 PARK ROW, . - - - NEW YORK.
J. MAYERS, Editor and Proprietor.
The only paper in the United States entirelv devoted to the interests of the But-chers. Its
circulation is one of the largest of any trade journal throughout the country. The
Advocate is the gi-eat Advertising Medium through which to reach all Butchers, Provision
Dealers, Cattlemen and Drovers. Advertising Rates on application.
"The pen is mightier than the sword" for truth, purity, the home, the school and the
people as an offensive and defensive weapon against error, vice, disorder,
ignorance and oppression.
THE QUILL,
PHILADELPHIA, - . ^ - • ' . PENNSYLVANIA.
A live, aggressive, pure, sprightly, patriotic family newspaper, published weekly at
$1.00 a year, by THE QUILL PUBLISHING CO., at 1613 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.,
(formerly at Quakertown).
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TENNESSEE STAR.
A weekly paper, devoted to the interests of the colored race, is published at
NASHVILLE, ------ TENNESSEE.
EVERY SATURDAY.
In politics it is Republican. It is a good advertising medium, with a large, gi-owing
circulation both North and South. Subscription price, $1.50 per annum. Advertising rates
furnished on short notice. Address, GEO. T. ROBINSON, Business Manager,
168 Cedar Street, Nashville, Tenn.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
YOUTH'S GOLDEN HOURS.
ISSUED MONTHLY, AT ^„,^
HAMILTON, - - - - - - - OHIO.
ERNEST A. BENNINGHOFEN, Editor and Publisher. Subscription, 7.5c. per year.
A handsomely illustrated eight-page Christian story paper, instructive and amusing
to the voung and interesting to every one. Sworn circulation over 10,000 copies. Adver-
tisers will find this a splendid medium, and rates reasonable. Address all communications
to the publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
1248 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE THOMASTON HERALD.
THOMASTON, .-.---- MAINE.
In May, 1886, this paper changed hands, and was enlarged from a six to a seven-column
folio. In "October it was enlarged a second time, and is now an eight column. Its circula-
tion has grown with its size, and is now growing raiJidly. Its circulation has Increased 333^
per cent, in eight months. It is the only paper published in town, and is an excellent ad-
vertising medium, as it is the leading Democratic paper in the county.
J. S HODGDOX. Editor and Proprietor,
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SAVANNAH TIMES.
SAVANNAH, > - . - . TENNESSEE.
BARLOW & COOPER, Proprietors.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY THE TIMES PRINTING COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, .$1.00 PER YEAR.
The Times contains all the news pertaining to Savannah and Hardin County in particular,
and the State of Tennessee in general. It was established the first of January, 1S87, and now
has as large a circulation as any paper on the Tennessee River from Paducah, Kentucky, to-
Florence, Alabama, a distance of nearly 400 miles. Being in the midst of the iron ore por-
tion of the State it is the best advertising medium on the river.
AMERICAN METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, BY THE METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL CO., AT
ANN ARBOR, - - Editors: - - MICHIGAN.
M. W. HARRINGTON,
Director of the Astronomical Observatory, Ann Arbor, Michigan.
A. LAWRENCE ROTCH,
Proprietor of the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Massachusetts.
An illustrated forty-eight page magazine. Devoted to Scientific Meteorology and allied
branches of Study. It has a large cii'culation thi-ough all parts of the country, and possesses
rare advantages as an advertising medium. Rates made known on application.
EDGAR WORLD.
EDGAR, . - - - . NEBRASKA.
FRIDAYS, BY
SHAPE KAUTZMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
REPUBLICAN. FIVE COLUMN QUARTO. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM.
Best Job Office in County. No Blacksmiths on the Force.
Edgar, Nebraska. — Town of 1,500; three railroads; excellent school and church facilities.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE LEGAL ADVISER.
CHICAGO, ------ ILL.INOIS.
Monthly and Weekly editions. Monthly edition, established 1861, is devoted to law for
the people, local self-government and general intelligence Devoted as a specialty to the
law and duties of county, city, town, village and school officers. Terms, $1.00 a year. The
Weekly Edition was established in 1881 as a journal for the Legal Prof fission. Contains
leading articles on General Law subjects, reports of the cases of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts of the United States, Supreme and Appellate Courts of the various States of the
Union, and a vast amount of other matter of interest to the profession. Terms $3.00 a year.
Address THE LEGAL ADVISER, Chicago, 111.
MORRISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
L.ITTLE FALiL-S, - - - MINNESOTA.
CYRUS D. AUYER, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM.
" Democratic at all times and under all circumstances." This paper is devoted to the
interests of Morrison County and Central Minnesota. Is ably edited, and has an extensive
circulation. As an advertising medium it is unexcelled in this section.
Advertising rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
NEW BRITAIN, - - - CONNECTICUT.
FRANCIS W. BAKER, - - - ' - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 YEARLY. IN ADVANCE.
The Record has a large and increasing circulation throughout Hartford County, and as
an advertising medium for this rich manufacturing and trade section has no superior.
Rates may be had upon application.
Geo. p. Rowei.^ & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
GLOBE.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT
COLUMBIANA, - - - - OHIO.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
G. G. CHAMBERLAIN. - - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR.
A live and influential journal, read by every intelligent person in Columbiana and
adjoining counties. A first class advertising medium. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPKR DIRECTORY. 1L>49
Daily and Weekly Journal.
L.AMPASAS, - - - TEXAS.
ESTABLISHED, APRIL, 1885.
T. R. I.EEMAN, - - - - Proprietor,
THE ONLY DAILY IN THE COUNTY.
THE WEEKLY HAS THE ENDORSEMENT OF THE FARMERS" ALLIANCE AND THE
KNIGHTS OF LABOR, THE TWO LARGEST ORGANIZED
BODIES IN THE COUNTY.
Liberal A«lverti8ing Rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Diocesan Index.
SCRANTON, - - - PENNSYLVANIA.
JAMES F. JUDGE, Editor and Proprietor.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR.
The Index is the only journal in Nortlieastern Pennsylvania devoted to the triple cause of
CATHOLICITY, TEMPERANCE AND IRISH NATIONALITY.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE CATHOLIC TOTAL ABSTINENCE UNION.
A Catholic beneficial organization having nearly 5(),0ii0 active members in the United
States and Canada. In the diocese of Scrauton The Index circulates among 80 societies
with a membership of 9. IKI. It pronounces unqualifiedly for Total Abstinence. There is
not money enough in the coffers of the entire rum element of America to buy a single inch
of advertising space in The Index. It is an excellent advertising medium. Rates made
known by addz'essing the Publisher.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Saturday Graphic.
CLEVELAND, - ~^ - - OHIO.
ALL THE NEWEST SENSATIONS OF THE DAY,
FEARLESS! INDEPENDENT! ORIGINAL!
Largest Bona Fide Circulation of any distinct Weekly Newspaper in Cleveland,
TERMS : $2.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE ; 5 CENTS PER SINGLE COPY.
Advertisers will find this the best medium in Cleveland.
J. A. FELLER, Business Manager. CHAS. P. SALEN, Editor.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Philatelic Journal of
America.
PHILATELIC PUBLISHING CO., Editors and Publishers.
Press Room, 134 & 136 No. 3d St. Office: Room 71 Turner Building.
ST. LOUIS, - . - _ MISSOURI.
An Illustrated Monthly Magazine, Devoted to the Interests of Stamp Collecting,
SUBSCRIPTION, FIFTY CENTS PER YEAR.
CIRCULATION LARGE AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING,
ADVERTISING RATES.
One Page. - - (Size of The Century.) - - $16.00
Half Page, - - - - ... 9.00
Quarter Page, - - - ... 5.00
Small advertisements 15 cents per Brevier line. No advertisements taken for less than §1.00.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1250
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
KINGSTON DAILY AND WEEK-
liY SHAFT.
K.in8:ston,
Ne^v 3Iexico.
J. E. CURREN, Editor and Proprietor.
The leading journals in the Territory ;
largest circulation of any papers in New Mex-
ico. The best advertising mediums in the ex-
treme Southwest. Rates liberal, and made
known on application.
IOWA INDEPENDENT.
Des >IoineH,
Iowa.
D. D. LYNCH, Editor.
W. E. Mcpherson, Publisher.
Published every afternoon except Sunday.
The only independent paper in the city. Cir-
culation greater than that of any other even-
ing paper in the citj*. We challenge a com-
parison. Subscription, $3.50. Advertising
rates made known on application.
ARCADE.
Canada,
Kansas.
J, T. GROAT, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription onlj- 75 Cents a Year.
A lively and interesting newspaper. The
only journal in the place, which is rapidly in-
creasing in population, and in the amount
of business done rivals any of the country
towns of Kansas. The Arcade is an excel-
lent and the only medium by which adver-
tisers niay i-»ach the increasing and pros-
perous trade of this section. Send for rates.
OZONE.
Steele,
Dakota.
F. S. CORWIN, Editor and Publisher.
Published every Thursday for $2.00 a year,
in advance. Official paper of the county.
Independent, giving praise or censure only
where It belongs ; devoted to the inter-
ests of the county and territory. It finds a
welcome in nearly every home in Kidder
County. A first-class advertising medium.
Send for Rates.
THE EDUCATIONAL, GL.EANER.
UniouTille,
Putnam Co., Mo.
J. W. JONES, Editor and Proprietor.
A Monthly Journal of Education.
Terms per Year. $i.OO; Six Months, 60 Cents.
The Gleaner is the only exclusively edu-
cational paper published in North Missouri.
It is as good as a library on educational
topics. It has a most extended circulation
and is a most desiraVjle medium for adver-
tisers. For advertising rates address as
above.
SUN.
Urbana,
Ohio.
J. W. 06DEN, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
Published eveo' Saturday, the largest,
cheapest and best paper in the place ; large
circulation throughout Champaign County.
A first-class advertising medium. Send for
rates.
TOWN AND FARM.
Springfield,
MiNsonri.
CHAS. NEVATT, Editor and Publisher.
An eight-page monthly. Established 1879.
Subscription. 50 cents a year. A large circu-
lation among the farmers and homes of
Greene County. A solid substantial adver-
tising medium. Send for rates.
THE AMERICAN BUILDER.
30 Euclid Ave., - Cleveland, Ohio.
F. HOUGHTON, Publisher.
Published every other Week.
Devoted to Carpenters, Architects, Builders.
Masons, f lumbers, etc.
Price, 75 Cents per Annum.
Sample Copies and Advertising Rates Mailed
on application.
KINGSTOWNE CITIZEN.
SOUTH KINGSTON, NORTH KINGSTON,
EXETER.
Published every Saturday, at
Wakefield. - - Rhode Island,
By the CITIZEN PUBLISHING CO.
Eight pages, eight columns; the largest,
the best and the cheapest paper in the State.
Subscription, only $1.00 a year. Best adver-
tising medium in the State. Rates low, and
made known on application.
THE BUDGET.
Toronto,
Ontario.
BUDGET PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.,
Publishers.
An insurance journal, issued monthly, the
standard journal of the insurance business
of Canada. Established 1881. Regular circu-
lation 1,200, and so rapidly increasing that we
have been obliged to seek more commodious
quarters. An Invaluable advertising me-
dium for the world of insurance generally.
Rates on application.
ST. JOE COUNTY NEWS.
Mendon,
Michigan.
GEO. W. MATTICE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
One of the best family papers in St. Joe
County ; contams all the latest news— local,
general and foreign. The circulation of the
News Is very substantial, and extends
throughout this and adjoining counties, and
is an advertising medium of rare merit.
Published every Saturday. It affords a Sun-
day ti eat for the farmers and mechanics and
merchants. Send for advertising rates.
VOLKSFREUND.
Sioux City.
Iowa.
Established 1835.
SIOUX CITY VOLKSFREUND PUB. CO.,
Publishers.
Subscription, $2.00.
Published weekly In the German language,
and circulating throughout the entire State ;
has no opposition through a large extent of
territory among a thrifty and prosperous
class of" people of this nationality. Rates on
application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
1251
The Consolidated City.
KANSAS CITY,
KANSAS CITY,
MISSOURI
KANSAS.
ONE OP THE BEST MEDroMS FOR ADVERTISING IN THIS SECTION OF THE
COUNTRY.
"THE CONSOLIDATED CITY" IS PUBLISHED FOR THE CONSOLIDATED CITIES
OF WYANDOTTE, KANSAS CITY, KAS., ARMOURDALE, ARMSTRONG,
RIVERVIEW, AND CIRCULATES ALSO IN KANSAS CITY, MO.,
WESTPORT AND INDEPENDENCE, MO.
THESE TOWNS ARE ALL JOINED TOGETHER BY STREET CAR LINES AND
EMBRACE A POPULATION OF 300,000 INHABITANTS.
KANSAS CITY, MO., IS THE CENTRE, THE GREATEST CITY OF MODERN
TIMES, INCREASING AT THE RATE OF FIFTY PER CENT. YEARLY
IN HER BANK CLEARINGS. WITH ONE ELEVATED RAIL-
ROAD AND EIGHT CABLE LINES TRAVERSING
ITS AVENUES.
RATES FOR ADVERTISING, THREE CENTS PER LINE AGATE MEASURE.
IN ALL, THIRTY LINES OF RAILWAY CENTRE HERE.
PROPERTY INCREASING AT THE RATE OF FIFTY PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
For advertising space in THE CONSOLIDATED CITY, address us at
5!27 Delai;vare St., Kansas City, Mo.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1252 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SUNDAY RAY.
GL.ENS FAIiL-S, - . - - - NEW YORK.
RAY PUBLISHING CO., Publishers. Subscription, $2.00.
A large eight-page, progressive and interesting newspaper. The Ray receives the full
telegraphic report of the United Press Association, closing at three o'clock Sunday morn-
ing, and is the only Sunday paper in Northeastern New York, north of Troy. Independent
in politics, it draws Its subscribers from both the great parties. Its cii'culation is large and
rapidly increasing, and it is one of the best advertising mediums in this section of the Em-
pire State. Send for rates.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE TELEPHONE.
AVASHINGTON VIL.L.AGE, - - RHODE ISLAND.
E. L. CUTTING, Publisher. GEO. G. CUTTING, Editor.
Advertising Rates.
Each inch, first insertion, 25c.; each inch, after first insertion, 10c. Reading notices, 5c. per
line per insertion.
Lowest advertising rates according to circulation of any paper in the United States.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
INTERNATIONAL. ROYAL. TEMPLAR.
HAMILTON, . - - - ONTARIO, CAN.
W. W. BUCHANAN, - - Publisher.
35,99(> COPIES AVERAGE ISSUE FOR LAST SIX MONTHS OF 1886.
THE MEDIUM FOR REACHING THE TEMPERANCE PEOPLE OF CANADA AND U. S.
Advertisements $2.00 per inch, each insertion.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE GLEANER.
SHIL.OH, - - - RICHLAND CO., OHIO.
Issued every Satui'day, by
E. L. BENTON, - - - Editor and Proprietor.
The Gleaner is a readable family newspaper; it circulates largely throughout the
county and is read by the intelligent people of the community. As an advei'tising medium
it ofliers to advertisers advantages which cannot be obtained elsewhere in Richland County.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.00 PER ANNUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
"WEEKLY HERALD.
WEBSTER, - ** - - NORTH CAROLINA.
WM. C. TOMPKINS. - - Editor and Publisher.
It is the only paper published in Jackson County and gives reliable information on all
subjects of interest to the general reader. It tells all about Western North Carolina, " The
Switzerland of America," its pure mountain air, cold springs, grand scenery, cool summers,
mild winters, a paradise for the health seeker and tourist, a land of rest for exhausted
workers and balm for invalids,' a garden for the florist and botanist, the delight of the min-
eralogist, horticulturist, dairyman and beekeeper. Subscribe for it. Only $1.50 in advance.
Advertise in it and reap reward. Rates on application.
RUSTLER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
SARGENT, - - - SARGENT CO., DAK.
JAMES F. ROWINS. - - - Editqr and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
The Rustler is a live, enterprising paper, entering nearly every home and place of
business in this rich farming and grazing section. Advertisers who expect large returns for
a reasonable outlay should not fail, to patronize its columns. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADVANCE GUARD.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
HEMPSTEAD, - - - - WALLER CO., TEXAS.
E. P. ALSBURY, - - Editor and Proprietor.
The phenomenal success which attended the establishment and circulation of the
Advance Guard gives promise of its ere long attaining the dignity of a State Journal. Its
editor entered the field of Journalism with the advantage of a State reputation as a writer
upon subjects of social and political economy, as well as being the author of a most charm-
ing serial storv, published in the Galveston Neios, entitled, "Edward Atherton ; or, the
Refugees." Motto, "Light, Lilterty, Right."
NEBRASKA HORTICULTURIST.
PUBLISHED QUARTERLY, AT
BOWER. . . _ - - NEBRASKA.
DEVOTED TO FRUIT GROWING AND SILK CULTURE.
Has a Circulation of 10,000 per Quarter.
Advertising rates, 15 cents per line ; §1 per one inch, one insertion
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1253
ESTABLISHED 1879.
The Echo
392 CLARENCE STREET, - - LONDON, ONT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, BY THE ECHO PUBLISHING CO.
SUBSCRIPTION, 50 CENTS A YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
C. P. HEAL, .... Manager.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
The Echo is circulated thorouglily throughout the city and suburbs, and amongst the
farmers on Saturday. Is patronized largely by local merchants and manufacturers as an
advertising medium, and presents undoubtedly the best returns to its advertisers of anj'
newspaper in the city.
AVERAGE WEEKLY CIRCULA'lION FOR 1886, 6,300 COPIES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
If you want to reach the most intelligent and discriminating buyers— the business man-
agers of establishments and the managing office men of mercantile houses— the men who
have the final placing of the orders for everything pertaining to their business, from the
most insignificant article of supplies up to new outfits of machinery, improved business
facilities and the advertising for a year ; if you want to reach the bright and enterprising
business men of all the cities and towns in the land, the men who lead in their circles and
w^hose example in making purchases is always extensively followed, advertise in
The Office.
37 COLLEGE PLACE, - - NEW YORK.
"THE OFFICE," now in its second volume, is a bright, ably edited monthly journal,
devoted to business management, oftice routine and practical accounting. A large corps of
able and experienced writers contribute to its pages. Several important and well defined
departments are maintained. " The Day Book " contains notes and comments on subjects
of current office interest ; "Office Mail Bag " contains communications from subscribers on
practical topics, discussions of technical questions and records of experience ; " Institutes
and Associations " contains the record of the monthly meetings of office men in their organ-
ized capacitj'; "Office Equipment" contains illustrated descriptions of new and useful
articles employed in offices ; " Hit and Miss of Advertising " is devoted to the discussion of
the principles of successful advertising with illustrations drawn from actual experience ;
while " The Office Scrap Book " presents the spirit of the Trade and Technical Press on sub-
jects of special interest to Office Men.
" THE OFFICE " is both useful and entertaining. It is thoroughly read by every sub-
scriber and carefuUj' preserved. It is kept on the desk and is not thrown in the waste bas-
ket as is the fate of so many papers. Its clientage of subscribers and readers is unequaled
in business acumen by that of any paper in the land.
SUBSCRIPTION P:aC£, *1.00 A YEAR.
For rates and further particulars address,
"THE OFFICE," 37 College Place, N. Y.
Geo. P. RowEUL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
DAILY AND WEEKLY TIMES.
Brockville,
Outavio.
N. B. COLCOCK, Proprietor.
The dailj' has a large home ch-culatiou, and
is extensively taken bj- Tourists, So-
cieties and Excursionists visit-
ing the Thousand Islands.
Brockville, with a population of 9,000, is in the
immediate vicinity of this famous
summer resort.
The "Weekly is devoted largely to the Dairy
and Cheese interests.
THE REASONER.
Neivtou Haiiiiltou, Miffliu Co., Fa.
PUBLISHED EVERY MONDAY.
W. M. DOUGHMAN,
Editor and Puplisher.
A paper devoted to the interests of the Pro-
hibition Party in Central Penn-
sylvania.
PROVIDENCE ANZEIGER.
Providence,
Rhode Island.
Published Every Saturday by G. SAACKE,
18 Snow Street.
Terms of Subscription, $2.00 per year.
The only German Newspaper published in
the State of Rhode Island.
RICHMOND COUNTY HERALD.
Published Every Friday Morning, at
Stapleton, - Staten Island, N. Y.
A bright and newsy Democratic Journal.
The best advertising medium in Richmond
County.
Having a more extensive circulation than
any other paper on the Island.
It now exceeds 2,000, and increasing
steadily.
THE CAROLINA TEACHER.
Columbia,
SoutU Carolina.
Edited and published by W. L. Bell.
Issued Every Mouth.
Subscription Price, - $1.25 a Year.
The best advertising medium of its class in
the Southern States.
ADAMS COUNTY NEW ERA.
Published Every Friday, at
West Union, - - Ohio.
Mrs. H. L. IRWIN, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription Yearly, in Advance, $1.50.
The Era, now in its nineteenth volume, has
the largest circulation of any paper in Adams
Count J'. Advertisers can do no better than to
patronize this enterprising journal. Rates
will be furnished upon application.
ESTABLISHED 1856.
ALBANY TIMES.
No. 401 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
T. C. CALLICOT, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription : Weekly, $1.50 per Year. Daily
(by Mail), $T.0u per Year.
To AdA'ertisers— there is no better advertis-
ing inedium in Albany than the Daily Times ;
and the Weekly Times reaches a very large
class of farmers and country merchants.
THE ENTERPRISE.
Johnson City,
Tennessee*
Local. Established March 4th, 1883.
W. S. MITCHELL, Editor and Proprietor.
The oldest paper published in the city.
Circulates among about 900 of the best
classes.
Advertising rates reasonable and furnished
on application. ^^
THE POSEYVILLE NEWS.
Poseyville, ... Indiana.
Published every Saturday, by
JAMES I. BRYDON.
Subscription, - - . -
1.25 a year.
Advertising rates made known on
application.
The News is the onlj"^ paper published in
Posey ville and has a large circulation.
THE PARIS BEACON.
ESTABLISHED 1848.
Paris,
Illinois.
The oldest paper in Eastern Illinois.
GEORGE F. HOWARD, - - - Publisher.
The Beacon has double the circulation of
any paper published in Paris, and is unsur-
passed by any in Edgar County as an adver-
tising medium. Orders solicited and prompt
attention given. Rates reasonable ; returns
certain.
THE EVENING CALL.
Savannah,
Georgia,
A Journal in the Interest of Labor.
Published Every Afternoon.
Subscription price. Thirty Cents per Month,
or 3.00 per Annum.
THE WEST HAVEN BUDGET.
PUBLISHED AT
West Haven, - - Connecticut.
WILLIAM CHURCH, Manager.
PERMANENT POPULATION 4,000.
SUMMER MONTHS 8,(X)0.
A weekly paper circulating largely in Orange,
Woodmont, Woodbridge, Bethany, Ham-
den, New Haven and Milford. De-
voted to matters of local in
terest and general news.
Subscription, $1.00 a year, in advance ; $1..50
not in advance. Sample Copy Free on Appli-
cation.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1255
THE S ANFORD JOURNAL.
Daily aud Weekly.
SANFORD, - . - . . - FLORIDA,
Dr. J. J. HARRIS, Editor and Publisher.
THE "JOURNAL" IS THE OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN SOUTH FLORIDA.
WRITE FOR ESTIMATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Go., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE DOCTOR.
20 ASTOR PLACE, . - - . NEW YORK CITY.
A POPULAR PAf'ER FOR PHYSICIANS.
CHARLES AVERY WELLES. - - - Pklitor and Proprietor.
The onlj' paper of the kind in the United States. It has alreadj' reached a large circu-
lation, and is endorsed by many of the leading physicians of the country. Sample copies,
10 cents each ; subscription, per year. $2.00. Published on the 1st and 16th of each month.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
CLEVELAND, ------- Ohio.
LEADING SUNDAY" PAPER.
A large eight-page newspaper. Democratic in politics, known everywhere for its excel-
lence as a Sunday paper. As an advertising medium The Sunday Tribune is not surpassed
by any similar paper in the country, taking into account the rates charged for space.
Advertisers are invited to forward their favors.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
ROYSTON REVIEW.
ROYSTON, - - ----- GEORGIA.
D. A. BAKER, Editor and Publisher.
SUBCRIPTION, 75 CENTS PER ANNUM.
ADVERTISING SOLICITED.
Devoted to the interest of Franklin and surrounding counties. Gives latest county news.
Actual Qjrculation, 600.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NEWS.
WATERLOO, --.... NEBRASKA.
J. R. WATTS, Editor and Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50,
An independent weekly newspaper, bright and popular, with a circulation of over 500
throughout Douglas and Sarpy Counties, among an intelligent and reliable class of people.
One of the best local country papers in the State. Send for rates, which are reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
LE REVEIL LITTERAIRE.
QUEBEC, ------ CANADA.
JOHN J. BORNAN, Editor.
A sixteen-page semi-monthly Magazine in the French language. Devoted to foreign
Literature, Art, Science, BellesLettres, History and Biography. The leading literary pub-
licatioh of the Provinces. A limited space is reserved for desirable advertisements.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE YOUNG W^ORLD.
2,318 EIGHTH AVE., ----- NEW YORK.
PUBLISHED ON THE 15TH OF EACH MONTH, FOR GIRLS AND BOYS,
By ROBERT E. LIVINGSTON. SUBSCRIPTION, ONLY 50 CENTS A YEAR.
Oiie of the best Juvenile Magazines published, and rapidly growing in favor, as its large
circulation attests. Pure in tone, instructive and interesting, it deserves the support of
the young people of our country. A very valuable advertising medium. Sure to pay. Send
for rates, which are low. Addi-ess The Young World.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE COLD RIVER JOURNAL.
ALSTEAD, - - - - - _ NEW HAMPSHIRE.
A local newspapei* devoted to the interests of Cold River Valley and vicinity. Pub-
lished weekly, by the Cold River Joui-nal Co. Terms, Si* 0 per year, invariably in advance.
All papers stopped at expiration of subscription. O. A. ALLEN, M.D., editor and general
manager ; D. P. KINGSBURY, local editor. Since making the Journal a cash paper the
subscription list has increased nearly one-third, aud it is rapidly becoming the paper
throughout this section. As an advertising medium, the Journal is rapidly growing in
favor, and an increase in rates will be necessary to avoid a superabundance of advertising
matter. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1256
GEO. P. HOWELL & UO's
ROCHESTER SUNDAY HERALD.
Rochester, New York.
The only exclusive Sunday newspaper pub-
lished in Rochester,
Sunday Herald Printing Co., Publishers.
An eight-page Family Newspaper, issued
Saturdaj^ Evening and Sunday Morning.
A growing success. Circulates through six-
teen counties. Best advertising medium in
"Western New York.
THK AMERICAN BOY.
Philadelphia, - Pennsylvania.
HUDSON BROS., - Publishers.
One of the most successful subscription
juvenile papers ever started. Enlarged in
four months consecutively to 16 pages. Goes
direct to the homes bj* mail.
Its serial stories, its games, adventures on
land and water, sports, instruction and fun
are of the highest order. It has a first-class
amateur sporting department, and in this
line it is a boy's amateur authority.
Only Fifty cents a Year. Monthly. Sample
copies cheerfully sent. Advertising rates
low. 703 Chestnut Street.
WOCHENBLATT FUR NORD
ILLINOIS.
Joliet,
J. F. DORR,
Illinois.
Editor.
Subscription, $2.00 per year.
A large eight-page fifty-six column paper,
now in its tenth year.
Advertisers desiring to reach the thrifty
and progressive German citizens of Will
County will find it a valuable and reliable
medium.
THE DUBLIN GAZETTE.
Published weekly, at
Dublin, - . _ Georgia.
By BDRNEY & STUBBS.
Circulation, : .*;
1,100 copies weekly.
The Gazette (7 col. fol. Dem.) under new
management has greatly improved its typo-
graphical appearance and largely increased
its circulation.
It is undoubtedly the best advertising me-
dium in this section of Georgia.
GREENWICH ENTERPRISE.
OFFICE ON EAST MAIN ST.,
Green'wich, - - - Ohio.
CIRCULATION OVER 6(30 COPIES.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Devoted to the Interests of Greenwich and
vicinity.
Published every Wednesday by WM. TAIT.
TERMS :
Per year, $1.50: six months, 75 cents; three
months, 40 cents.
THE
NEW HAMPSHIRE CATHOLIC.
936 Elm St.,
Manchester, N. H.
Published Weekly, by
THE CATHOLIC PUBLISHING CO.
C. A. O'CONNOR, Editor.
The Only Catholic Newspaper in the Diocese
of Manchester (which comprises the
State of New Hampshu-e).
EVENING STAR,
Issued daily, and the
WEEKLY STAR,
Issued every Thursday, at
No. 8 ST. PAUL STREET,
St. Catharines, - - Ontario.
W. B. BURGOYNE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, daily edition, one year, $3.00;
six months. $1.50 ; Weekly, one year, $1.00.
Both editions ai-e good advertising me-
diums. Rates furnislied on application.
NORWALK
SEMI-AVEEKLY BULLETIN.
Norwalk,
Ohio.
Published Tuesday and Saturday Mornings.
BULLETIN PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00 PER ANNUM.
The Bulletin is published in one of the
richest counties in Ohio. It is patronized by
the leading business men of the county.
Advertising rates according to circulation.
IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE
HORSE BREEDER.
Delavau,
Wisconsin.
M. A. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor.
GEO. W. FORD, Associate Editor.
One of the most widely circulated monthly
papers in the West.
The Finest Class of Advertisements. The
Leading Draft-Horse paper of Wisconsin, and
the best advertising medium. No medicine
"Ads" taken. Advertising rates $1.00 per
inch each insertion.
SUNDAY ARGUS.
Chattanooga,
Tennessee.
Edited by
G. ALLISON HOLLAND,
C. S. E. HOLLAND.
Reaches from 10,000 to 15,000 merchants, man-
ufacturers and farmers every week.
The livest newspaper in the South.
THE COLUMBIA BULLETIN.
Columbia,
Virginia.
J. H. WEBB PEPLOE,
Owner and Publisher.
A seven-column sheet, four pages, with a
sworn circulation greater than that of any
other local paper published in the Valley of
the James River. Reaches all classes of
readers between Richmond and Lynchburg.
The medium always resorted to by adver-
tisers^
THE AVEEKLY HERALD.
Published at
Genoa,
New York.
S MURPHY, Editor and Publisher.
Has a bona fide circulation of over 1,000
copies per week, and circulates in one of the
wealthiest sections in Central New York, and
covers a territoiT not reached by any other
publication to any extent.
ADVERTISING RATES LOW.
AMERICAN NRWRPAPER r>TRECTORY. 1257
Crip
Published at
TORONTO, - - - ONTARIO, CAN.
Grip Is the only Comic Paper issued in Canada. It is illustrated every issue with Car-
toons on Political and Social questions.
Grip's regular circulation is now 12,000 weekly, and about once a month we are
Issuing something extra good, which calls for editions running from 15,000 to 30,000.
Grip has lately come under new management, and we are making things " Hum " pretty
lively, and don't you forget it !
Grip is issued every "Wednesday and reaches every Province in the Dominion.
A point for Advertisers to remember is that Grip goes more especially to the better and
wealthier classes of the community.
Rates quoted on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Tennessee Farmer.
(SUCCESSOR TO THE " SPIRIT OF THE FARM.")
NASHVILLE, - _ - TENNESSEE.
JNO. RUNDLE, .... Editor and Publisher.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL, DEVOTED TO AGRICULTURE, LIVE STOCK AND POULTRY.
"23 Public Square, Nashville, Teiin.
Subscription, $1.00 per year, in advance. A first-class advertising medium.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
L'O p i n i o n .
112 & 114 RUE ROYALE, - NEAV ORLEANS, LA.
LOUIS ARNAULD, Redacteur en Chef. A. G. NICOLOPULO, Directeur-Gerant.
ABONNEMENT D'UN AN $2.50.
JOURNAL HEBDOMADAIRE, HUIT PAGES, GRAND FORMAT, PARAISSANT
LE DIMANCHE.
Revue Politique, Chronique Locale, Nouvelles Etrangeres, Correspondance Parisienne,
Courrier Mondain, Bulletin Litteraire, Gazette Anecdotique, Echos des
Theatres, Critique Musicale.
NoTA. — Chaque numero contiendra en entier une Nouvelle signee d'un de nos aateurs les
plus en vogue, et un Roman Feuilleton d'une valeur litteraire incontestable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Labor World.
PITTSBURGH, - (P. O. Box 934.) - PENNSYLVANIA.
NEWTON & CO., - - - Publishers.
CIRCULATION, 9, 5 00.
The following are our rates for advertising one inch or more ;
1 m. 2 m. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
linch $120 $2 10 $3 00 $5 TO $10 V5
2inches 2 15 4 00 5 70 lO To 20 25
3inches 3 05 5 75 8 50 15 25 30 00
4 inches 4 00 7 75 10 50 20 25 39 50
1 m. 2 m. 3 m. 6 m. 1 yr.
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* column 9 00 IT 00 25 00 48 00 95 00
i column 19 00 33 00 48 00 95 00 180 00
Reading notices, 20 cents per line.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1258
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
THE DANSVILLE BREEZE.
Dansville, - Liivingstou Co., N. Y.
A GOOD-NATURED LOCAL PAPER.
No Politics ! No Soggy Editorials ! Always
Crisp and Spicy. Widely Quoted.
Largest sworn circulation in town.
Only $1.1H;) a year. Advertising rates made
known on application.
FOWLER & BURGESS.
GEORGIA BAPTIST.
Augusta, . - - Georgia.
W. J. WHITE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50, in advance.
This paper is the organ of the Baptist de-
nonilnatioh in all parts of the country. It
expounds the doctrines of the denomination,
and is an invaluable aid to ministers and
churches Its corps of correspondents is not
surpassed by any paper of its kind in the
country. Its circulation is rapidly increasing
and extends all over the country. An excel-
lent adv^rtlsingmedium^^
SUNDAY OPTIC.
Quiiicy,
Illinois.
JULIA D. PRATT, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, yearly, $2.00; six months,
$1.00 ; single copy, 5 cents. A handsome
eight-page paper, devoted to Science, Art,
News, the Drama, general Literature, Mirth,
Amusements and Local Society Gossip. Cir-
culatioii large, and constantly increasing. A
good advertising medium. Rates may be
had on application.
LADIES' DOMESTIC MAGAZINE.
Stansteail, - - Quebec, Can.
Published by the
DOMESTIC PUBLISHING CO.
A Monthly Journal of interest and instruc-
tion to every member of the family circle,
devoted to Fashions, Fancy Work, Science,
Art, Select Literature, Horticulture, and
Practical Houselfeeping. The only magazine
of the kind published in Canada. Its exten-
sive circulation on both sides of the Line is a
guarantee to advertisers of its value as an
advertising medium. Special quotations to
large advertisers.
L.ABOR WORLD.
Liafayette,
Indiana.
Conducted by
A. WILLIAMS, S. H. SALTZGABER, W. S.
LEKFEW.
Issued every Saturday morning.
Office, 33 North Fourth Street.
Circulation, 5,250 Copies.
Best advertising medium in the State.
THE LAKESIDE NEWS.
Lakeside,
Ohio.
A JOURNAL DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS
OF SUMMER MEETINGS.
Published Monthly, by the
LAKESIDE CAMP-MEETING ASSOCIATION.
PRICE PER ANNUM, FIFTY CENTS.
WILSON M. DAY, Editor.
St. Clair and Wood Sts., Cleveland, Ohio.
An ably edited and attractive eight-page
paper having a large circulation. Liberal
rate* to advertisers will be furnished on
application.
Bangor,
COMMERCIAL.
Maine.
J. P. BASS & CO., Editors and Publishers.
The combined Daily and Weekly Editions
of the Commercial are larger than the cor-
responding editions of any other paper in the
State of Maine except one. The best advertis-
ing medium in the State. Rates low consid-
ering cu'culatiou.
SEND FOR THEM.
THE BELLAIRE HERALD.
Bellaire, - Beluiout Co., Ohio.
E. M. LOCKWOOD, Editor and Propr.
Terms, $1.00 Per Year.
Is the only democratic paper publislied in
Bellaire, and already enjoys a large and rap-
idly growing subscription list, and is des-
tined to become one of the leading papers of
our times, as it has already taken front rank
as a first class democratic local paper. Bel-
mont County has a population of 50,000, and
The Herald is one of only two democratic
papers published in the county. One of the
best advertising mediums in this section.
THE CANADIAN LABOR
REFORMER.
Toronto, - - - Ontario.
The Leading Labor Journal of the Dominion.
An ably conducted and handsome 12-page
weekly. Only $1.00 per Annum.
The best medium for advertisers desirous
of reaching Canadian workingmen and pro-
gressive thinkers. Send for sample copies,
and j udge for yourselves.
SULLIVAN REPUBLICAN.
Laporte,
Sullivan Co., Pa.
Subscription, $1.25, in advance.
W. M. CHENEY, Publisher.
The Republican is a first-class medium for
business men who desire to reach this im-
portant section of the State.
Rates furnished upon application.
THE AMERICAN STOVE AND
HARDWARE MONTHLY.
Detroit,
Michigan.
A TRADE JOURNAL OF MERIT.
J. E. TURNER. Pul)ll.sher and Proprietor,
45 Congress St. West (Case Building).
Twenty-eight pages. Published monthly in
the interest of the Stove, Tin, Hardware and
House Furnishing Goods Trades of the United
States. Subscription, $1.00 per year, in ad-
vance. Advertising rates furnished on appli-
cation. Located in the recognized stove cen-
tre of the United States.
THE GOSPEL AGE.
13 Park Row, - - New York.
An Illustrated Monthly Newspaper, devoted
to Christian Thought, Life and Work.
Edited by R. T. MIDDLEDITCH, D.D.,
With the assistance of
Daniel C. Eddy, D.D. and Rev. S. G. Nelson,
and contributions from leading
Baptist Clergymen.
Special circulation in New York and Brook-
lyn Churches. Twenty-four pages with a
portrait of aclergvman or prominent layman,
engravings of churches, etc. $1 00 a year.
Sample Free. All letters should be addi-essed
a£ above. T. J. MIDDLEDITCH, Publisher.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 12o9
LEADER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
AVINCHESTER, - - - - - VIRGINIA.
T. H. GOSORN, - - Editor and Publisher.
Subscription. .§1.50 per year. Six months, 75 cents.
A firmly established and influential newspaper, widely read by intelligent people of all
classes throughout Northern Virginia. Devoted to Republican principles and the best
Interests of Frederick County. Advertisers will find the Leader a valuable medium and
Its rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE AMERICAN BOOK-KEEPER AND SALESMAN.
MILWAUKEE, - - - - WISCONSIN.
A NATIONAL CIRCULATION. PUBLISHED MONTHLY.
DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF BOOKKEEPERS, ACCOUNTANTS, CLERKS AND
SALESMEN. THE ONLY JOURNAL OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD.
Subscription price, $L0O per year. Single copies, 10 cents. Advertising rates made
known on application.
F. H. VOSHADT, Publisher, Milwaukee, Wis.
Gbo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
H E R A L D .
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.
CAMERON, ------ TEXAS.
THOMAS A. POPE, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, .$1.50.
The largest, the cheapest, and the best newspaper in Milam County. Established 1882. It
has the largest circulation, and is the best advertising medium in Central Texas. The large
local patronage bestowed upon it is a sure sign of its eflfectiveness as a medium for reaching
the trade of this prosperous country.
GIVE US A TRIAL AND BE CONVINCED.
Rates Made Known on Application.
EVENING^ STAR.
Issued Every Evening (except Sundays), at
NIIiES, ------ MICHIGAN.
F. W. COOK, Editor and Publisher.
A popular, influential paper, with a present subscription list of over 500 copies. Circula-
tion rapidly increasing. Niles is largely engaged in the general milling business, including
a costly paper mill, and is the centre of a rich agi-icultural district. Advertisers desiring
to reach this section will find The Star a valuable medium. Rates furnished on application.
Geo. P. RowELL. Sc Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ALLEGHANY SENTINEL.
COVINGTON, ... - VIRGINIA.
COMBINED WITH CLIFTON FORGE "INDEPENDENT," FEB. 5, 1887.
The only newspaper in Alleghany and Bath counties. Circulation nearly doubled last
year, giving it a subscription list unsurpassed as a country weekly for advertisers. In the
midst of the iron furnaces of Virginia. Rates low. Address SENTINEL, Covington, Va.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE INTER-MOUNTAIN MERCHANT.
159 SOUTH MAIN STREET, - - OGDEN, UTAH.
A Monthly Journal. Published about the First of each Month, by
E. A. McDANIEL, Editor and Publisher.
DEVOTED TO THE
INTEREST OF INTER-MOUNTAIN MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS.
Subscription Rates: One Year, $1,00; Single Copy, 10 Cents ; Invariably in Advance.
Unexcelled as an advertising medium in this section. Advertising Rates made known
on application. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1260
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE SENTINEL.
Pickens, C. H.,
South Caroliua.
Issued everj' Thiu-sday.
J. E. BOGGS, - - - Editor.
J. E. BOGGS & CO., - Proprietors.
Subscription, $1.50 per annum, strictly in
advance.
An advertising medium that is sure to
reimburse tlie patrons.
TIDINGS OF THE TIMES.
ISSUED WEEKLY, AT
Bakersfield, ... Missouri.
C. C. BAKER, Editor and Publisher.
A paper of the times and up with the times
in every respect.
Devoted to the interest of Gzark County,
and circulating widely throughout Southern
Missouri and Northern Arkansas.
Send for advertising rates.
WESTL.ICHER HEROL.D
(WESTERN HERALD).
Wiuoua,
Minnesota.
Published every Wednesday and Saturday.
In the Saturday's edition only a limited
number of advertisements accepted. The
Westlicher Herold has the largest circu-
lation of an J' paper in this section of the
country. Size, 35x48.
Terms, $2.(K) per Year.
THE BL.OOMINGTON LANCET.
A live (third party) Prohibition Weekly
Newspaper, published at
Blooinington, - - Illinois.
Advertising rates low, considering the
class and quantity reached. Rapidly In-
creasing in circulation. Terms made known
on application.
THE LANCET,
Bioomiugton, Illinois.
THE BLADE AND AGENTS' NEWS
Lowville, - - New York.
An illustrated monthly, devoted to the in-
terest of Agents, Canvassers, Advertisers,
Manufacturers, Publishers, etc.
C. D. V. CARTER, Publisher and Proprietor,
It is one of the largest (being 4 columns, 16
pages), handsomest, best, cheapest, and most
entertaining papers published, at the low
price of 50 cents a year. While in part it is
devoted to the interest of Agents. Canvas-
sers, etc., it will likewise be one of the most
entertaining and instructive of familj' papers.
Circulation, 2,000 to 5,000. Send for rates.
THE SMITHFIELD TIMES.
Sniithfield.
Oliio.
J. C. HARRISON & SON, Editors and Pub'rs.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum, in Advance.
Devoted to choice llteratiu-e, local and gen-
eral news, and a prime medium through
which advertisers can reach this point.
THE EVENING TIMES.
Little Falls,
New York.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR,
(Sundays excepted), by
THE CO-OPERATIVE PRINTING CO.
E. MARSHALL PAVEY, Editor.
ROBERT CURRIE, Business Manager.
Per year, $5; per quarter, $1.25; pei- month, 50c
The only daily paper published in Herkimer
County, and tlie best advertising medium in
the County.
WEST UNION SCION.
Published Every Thursday, at
West Union, - - Ohio.
SAMUEL BURWELL, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR.
Devoted to the interest of the Republican
Party and Adams County. The Scion was
established in 1853, and enjoys an extensive
and steadily increasing circulation. Adver-
tisers can learn of rates upon application.
NEW ENGLAND VETERAN.
Boston, - - Massachusetts.
ONE COUNTRY I ONE FLAG !
An interesting, eight-page weekly. Inter-
esting to Veteran Firemen, Soldiers, Police-
men. In fact. Veterans in all conditions of life ;
a specialty of bringing into closer fellowship
the difterent members, and to publication of
all matters interesting to the G. A. R. One of
the largest circulations of any paper of its.
class in the country— first-class advertising
medium. Send for rates.
JAMES F. FARREL,
Boston, Mass.
THE HAGERSVILLE TIMES.
Hagersville,
Ontario.
TIMES PRINTING CO., Editors and Pub's,
The Leading Liberal Conservative Organ in
Haldimand.
Published every Wednesday morning.
The Times has a rapidly increasing circula-
tion in a good section of the Province, and
offers special inducements as an advertising
medium. Advertising rates made known on
application.
STAR OF THE CAPE.
Cape May City, - - New Jersey.
T. R. BROOKS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1,50.
Ably edited and flrmlj- established. Pub-
lished every Friday.
Strongly Republican in principle, and with
a circulation of 1,200, and increasing, it is one
of the very best advertising mediums for
Cape May and adjoining counties. Send for
rates.
THE ROCKINGHAM ROCKET.
Rockingham,
North Caroliua.
H. C. WALL, Editor and Proprietor.
The only newspaper in the Pee Dee Section
printed all at home.
Subscription, $1.50 a Year.
Advertising Rates reasonable.
Send for Prices.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DFRECTORY. 1261
The Gleaner,
(Formerly "Pavilion Gazette.")
WYOMING, - - - - NEW YORK.
GEO. B. CHASK, Editor.
CIRCUI.ATES MONTHT.Y 24,000 COPIES.
Rates: Agate, $3.50 per Inch ; Preferreil Position, 35 per Cent. Extra.
INFLEXIBLE! •
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN TO ALL ADVERTISERS.
NO FRAUDULENT ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED AT ANY PRICE.
A SUPERIOR ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Herald.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
APPOMATTOX, - - - DAKOTA.
HEATON & WILLIS, Editors and Publishers.
«
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $1.50 IN ADVANCE.
THE PIONEER PAPER OF POTTER COUNTY.
THE CHEAPEST, THE BEST, AND THE MOST RELIABLE PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
A Circulation of over 500 and increasing constantly, and not confined to County or State
lines, it is one of the best Advertising Mediums in Dakota.
ADVERTISERS WILL FIND IT TO THEIR INTERESTS TO PATRONIZE ITS COLUMNS.
LIBERAL DISCOUNT ON LARGE CONTRACTS.
Rates Low and Furnished Promptly on Application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1262
GEO. P. EOWELL & GO'S
SHREWD ADVERTISERS
will not overlook the
CHARliESTOWN ENTERPRISE.
8 City Square, - Cliarlestovvn, Mass.
Circulating, as it does, in almost every
home in one of the best sections of Boston —
Charlestown being a part of Boston and the
home of 40,000 people.
Circulation, 6,500 weekly.
Issued by the Charlestown Enterprise Co.
THE FOLIO.
Croton Falls,
"Sew York.
THE SUN.
New Carlisle,
Issued every Friday.
Ohio.
Subscription rates (invariably in advance)
One copy, one year, $1.50.
J. M. HOFPA, Editor and Publisher.
A family journal, devoted to the Interests
of the people of Clark and adjoining coun-
ties.
RECORD.
Browning,
Missouri.
Published every Friday.
EDWIN H. ABRAMS, Editor and Proprietor.
An independent local newspaper, having a
good cii'culation in both Westchester and
Putnam Counties.
Four pages. Thirty-two columns.
Advertising rates on application.
COL.PORTEUR.
PUBLISHED MONTHLY, AT
Oreensboro, - - North Carolina.
Rev. P, L. GROOME, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents per year, in advance.
The Colporteur is an ably edited, attrac-
tive journal, all whose columns may be read
around any fireside, not only with perfect
safety but with profit as well. A limited
number of clean advertisements inserted at
reasonable rates.
THE WORLD'S NEWS.
NATIONAL ADVOCATE OF LABOR.
Washington,
Dist. of Columbia.
A VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
J. W. SEARLE
and
R. L. DeAKERS,
Editors and Proprietors.
E. G. BENSON, - . . . Manager.
SMITHVILIiE AND LEE CO.
NEWS.
Smithville,
Georgia.
Published every Friday Morning, by
W. W. THOMPSON & SON, Proprietors.
F. L. STANTON, Editor.
A four-page paper, devoted to the interests
of Lee County. Democratic in politics. Reli-
able as a newspaper and valuable as an adver-
tising medium. Price $1.00, strictly in advance.
Advertising rates reasonable. Send for them.
THE LABOR HERALD.
Cleveland, ..... Ohio.
- An eight-page, live, pure, aggressive, pro-
fressive, energetic and able labor newspaper,
t gives all the labor news ! All the general
news ! In a bright, spicy and interesting
form. Interesting correspondence from all
parts of the field. Able articles on all phases
of the work by leading writers and others.
Breezy lirevities, spicy paragraphs, earnest
editorials. Published every Saturday, at $1.50
a year, by CAMPBELL & MEAGHER, pub-
lishers and proprietors. M. H. Meagher,
editor ; Joh.\ W. Hall, associate editor.
OUR MOTTO— "OUR HOMES."
B. F. NORTHCOTT, - - Editor.
C. W. NORTHCOTT, - - Publisher.
Subscription, $1.25 a Year.
Published every Saturday. One of the best
local papers in the State. Especially devoted
to the advancement, morally, politically and
socially of its home interests. A rapidly in-
creasing circulation, and an excellent adver-
tising medium. Send for rates.
THE MAHANOY TRIBUNE.
Published every Saturday, at
Mahanoy City, - Pennsylrania.
RAUSCH & IRISH, Editors and Publishers.
Terms, $1.50 per Year.
A neat, enterprising journal, well edited,
and is certain to repay those w^ho use it as
an advertising medium.
LE COURRIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
Bay City, .... Michigan.
J. L. HARQUELL, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
A French newspaper entering the home of
nearly every Frenchman in Bay County and
Eastern Michigan. This is the most extensive
lumber and salt point in the country. Send
for advertising rates.
NORWOOD REGISTER.
Norwood,
Feterboro Co., Ont,
Published every Thursday.
The Register is the only paper in East
Riding, of Peterboro County, and as an ad-
vertising medium it has no superior in this
section of the Province. Rates furnished on
application. Terms, $1 per year, in advance ;
if not paid in advance, $1.50 will be charged.
J. A. HARPER & CO., Publishers.
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY MAGA-
ZINE.
Monthly ; seventy-two pages, octavo ; sub-
scription, $2.50 ; established 1836 ; published
by literary societies of the University of
Virginia. Date of issue, 20th of each month,
October to June, inclusive. Rates of Adver-
tising:— Quarter page, one month, $2; three
months, $5 ; nine months, $12 ; half page,
one n^onth, .$8.50; three months, $9; nine
months, $20; one page, one month, $6 ; three
months, $15 ; nine months, $35.
AMERICAN NE\VSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1263
The Owensboro Inquirer.
OTVENSBORO, - - '_ - - KENTUCKY.
ISSUED TRI-WEEKLY AND "WEEKLY.
INQUIRER PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
Circulation doubled duriug the last year.
OFFICIAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF CITY GOVERNMENT.
The Inquirer, a first class journal in every respect, circulates the town and Daviess
County thoroughly, and the State generally, consequently reaches all classes.
The popular paper of this part of the Stare. The best advertising medium for Daviess
and adjoininine counties. Official advertising medium for the city of Owensboro. Circula-
tion, among bona fide paying subscribers, large and steadily inci-easing. The very best
value given to advertising Jjatrons at reasonable rates. Advertise in The Inquirer.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Western Merchant.
Published on the 20th of every month, at
OMAHA, - - - - NEBRASKA.
D. C. DUNBAR & CO., EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR. SINGLE COPIES, 10 CENTS.
The Western Merchant is a handsome Trade Journal of 44 pages devoted to the inter-
ests of the Merchants and Manufacturers of the great Northwest. That its circulation is
large is evident from the fact that no fewer than flve thotisand copies have ever been
printed at any one issue. It has no superior as a medium for advertisers. Rates upon
application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Anderson Democrat.
ANDERSON, INDIANA.
Established 1868.
W. R, MYERS. Proprietor. J. B. MAYNARD. Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
Advertising Rates: 50c, per inch, per month, net. Size, 30x44. Eight pages.
The Anderson Democrat is the official paper of Madison County and the city of
Anderson.
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The Spring City Times.
SPRING CITY, - - - - TENNESSEE.
STEPHENS & MILLS, PUBLISHERS.
A PROMINENT AND FLOURISHING PAPER, WITH A LARGE AND INCREASING
CIRCULATION.
ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN THIS SECTION OF THE STATE.
SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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THE CA3IBRIA1V.
Utica, - - - - New York.
Rev. E. C. EVANS, Remseu, N. Y., Editor
and Publisher. Subscription, $1.25.
A thii-t.v-six page monthly. The only Eng-
lish periodical in the United States containing
information and exchange of Ideas on mat-
ters of interest relating to the Welsh people.
Strictly national and not in any way secta-
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literature, science and to general Celtic intel-
ligence, and such other topics as may prove
Instructive and interesting to our Welsh-
American people. It offers great advantages
as an advertising medium. Send lor rates.
" No other advertising field affords such grat-
ifying results as the South."
Established Over a Third of a Century.
THE WEEKLY SENTINEL.
Winston, - - North Carolina.
Published by the OLDHAM PUBLISHING CO.
A handsome eight-page illustrated family
news and story paper Goes to every post-
office in North Carolina. Circulates among
an intelligent, well-to-do class. Average
weekly circulation, 4,000 copies. Advertising
rates moderate.
THE SCHOOL JOURNAL.
Caseville,
Michigan.
Published Monthly in the interests of
Education.
Subscription,
$1.00 per Year.
W. D. MACQUISTEN, Editor.
Advertisers will find the School Journal
a reliable and profitable medium. Rates will
be made known on application.
SOUTHERN INDUSTRIAL
REVIE\Y.
ISSUED MONTHLY, AT
19 Commercial PI., New Orleans, La.
R. B. MAY, I R. B. MAY & BRO.,
Editor. I Publishers.
Subscription, per annum, $1.00.
The Review is devoted largely to manufac-
turing and farming Interests in their several
branches, and is widely read by those inter-
ested in the various industries" of this rich
country. Advertisers will find it to their ad-
vantage to patronize its attractive columns.
Rates made known on application.
REPUBLICAN.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
Wither, ----- Nebraska.
J. A, WILD, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription,
1.50 per year.
An influential, wide awake paper, enjoying
a good and constantl.y increasing circulation.
Advertisers can approach the best citizens of
Saline and adjacent counties in no better
way than by patronizing the columns of the
Republican. Send for rates.
DENTONIAN.
Denton,
Texas.
J. A. HANN & CO., Editors and Publishers.
Only 25 cents a year.
A bright, lively, original and interesting
monthly newspaper, established in 1884. It
has a circulation exceeding 750 and increas-
ing with each issue. A very reliable adver-
tising medium for the busy trade of Denton
and Denton County, the most prosperous sec-
tion in Northern Texas. Send for rates. Just
send a quarter along for a year's subscription.
You never will miss it, and you will thank
yourself many a time that you did.
DER OHIO SONNTAGSGAST.
Columbus,
Ohio.
Circulates throughout the whole United
States, and specially in Ohio, Michigan, In-
diana and Illinois, with an edition of about
10,000 copies per week, and is, therefore, one
of the best actvertising mediums. For ad-
vertising rates, address
L. HIRSCH & CO., Publishers,
211 and 213 South High Street.
DENTISTS' REVIEW.
Warsa^v,
Indiana.
A Monthly Journal. Devoted to the Interests
of Dentistry.
The subscription price of The Dental Stu-
dent is only 75 cents a year. This is cheaper
than any other journal published. The
Review has a very extended circulation and
is increasing every day. As an advertising
medium it has no equal. Advertising rates
made known on application. Address all
communications to
CHAS. A. RIGDON, Editor.
THE HOME GUARDIAN.
Boston,
Massacliu setts.
This popular monthly magazine has for
nearly fifty years enjoyed a large circulation
among the refined religious families of New
England and throughout the country.
An exceptionally good medium for adver-
tisements of books or articles used in the
household. Address, HOME GUARDIAN, 6
Oak Place, Boston, Mass.
MEDICAL RECORD.
Published Monthly, at
Kansas City, - Missouri.
A. L. FULTON, M.D., & GEO. HALLEY, M.D.,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription $2 yearly, single copies 20 cents.
A journal of 64 pages, size of page 8x11. De-
voted to the science of medicine and surgery.
The Record enjoys a circulation of over
6,000, and is read extensively over a large ter-
ritory. Advertisers desiring to attract the
attention of the physicians of this country
will find the Record a valuable medium.
OUR RAILROAD MEN.
Norfolk,
Virginia.
OUR RAILROAD MEN PUBLISHING CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
A large, eight-page, six-column newspaper,
devoted to the interests of railroads and
their employees.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
with a bona fide circulation of 6,000 and In-
creasing ; an excellent advertising medium.
Rates made known on application.
NATIONAL LAIJNDR\ JOURNAL.
195& 197 Washington St.,
Chicago, Illinois.
CHARLES DOWST, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, $1.1)0 per Year. Published Semi-
Monthly. Only paper in the world devotecj.
to the laundry. Treats of Washing, Starch-
ing, Ironing, Marking, etc. Contains cuts and
full descriptions of all machinery and inven-
tions connected with the trade. Full naarket
report of all machinery and articles used in
the laundry. News from all parts of this
world in regard to matters connected with
the laundry trade. Thirty-two pages. One
hundred and twenty -eight columns.
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RANGE AND VALLEY.
MOUNTAIN HOME, - - . - IDAHO.
F. MASON, - - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $3.00 A YEAR.
A new weekly paper. Only one in the town and first-class in everj' respect. Fun and
fiction. News local and general. The local patronage bestowed upon it is in itself sufficient
proof of its value as an advertising medium. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADVANCE.
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
ST. JOSEPH, ------- MISSOURI.
C. S BAKER, Editor and Publisher. Subscription, $1.25 yearly.
The Advance has a good city and county subscription list. Advertisers desiring to
reach the enterprising and thriving citizens of St. Joseph should patronize this influential
journal. Rates furnished promptly upon application.
Geo. p. Kowell & Co., Agents, lU Spruce St., New York.
OUR YOUNG FOLKS.
A Monthly Juvenile Magazine, Published at
MAUSTON, ----- WISCONSIN.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST JUVENILE MAGAZINE.
Our Young Folks starts out on the second volume with a first class reputation as the
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to Boys and Girls. Subscription, 3U cents per year. Send for sample copy, get three friends
to subscribe and secure one year's subscription free. Our Young Folks, Mauston, Wis.
Geo. p. RowELi. & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
commercial"
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, AT
COMMERCE, . - . - - TEXAS.
WILL T. HAWKINS, Editor. FLOOD & HAWKINS, Publishers.
Subscription : Yearly, .$1.50 ; Six Months, 75 Cents.
The Commercial is largely read by the intelligent people of Hunt and adjoining counties.
Hunt County is located in a rich agricultural district in the Northeastern part of the State.
Advertisers desiring to reach this section will find the Commercial a valuable medimn.
Send for rates. Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MINGO SATURDAY NETVS.
Issued Everj' Saturday Morning, at
MINGO JUNCTION, - - JEFFERSON CO., OHIO.
W. C. S3IITH, Editor and Proprietor.
IN THE INTEREST OF LABOR.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN JEFFERSON COUNTY.
Send for Sample Copies.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
L. E. Christy. CHRISTY & COOPER, Edward E. Cooper.
Publishers of
Tvi^T*^T*„^TT^THE INDIANAPOLIS WORLD.
INDIANAPOLIS, ----- INDIANA.
Circulation, 4,500. Editor, E. E. COOPER.
Politics, Independent. Gen. Manager, L. E. CHRISTY.
Independent, fresh and fearless. Nobody's organ, but a champion of the negro race. To
build up our people. To inculcate a higher conception of duty and citizenship is the
World's mission.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ALTOONA, - - . ^-* - . DAKOTA.
C. S. FASSETT, Editor and PubUsher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - TWO DOLLARS.
Having purchased the franchise of the Eagle and consolidated with the News, it is now
the best paper in Beadle or surrounding counties, and has the largest bona fide circulation
by considerable. It is a first-class advertising medium, for it circulates among a large class
who peruse no other journal. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
EAGLE RIVER VINDICATOR.
EAGI>E RIVER, WISCONSIN.
P. O'BRIEN, Editor and Publisher.
Eagle River is a prosperous, growing village, in the heart of the pine and iron mining
country of Northern Wisconsin. It lias also become famous as the greatest fishing and sum-
mer resort in the Northwest. The Vindicator is the leading paper in this section, and is,
therefore, a first-class advertising medium. The rates are reasonable, and are given upon
application to the publisher. The subscription is Sl-50 per vear.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 spruce'St., New York.
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VIDETTE.
Crestline,
Ohio.
W. W. & L. H. POPE, Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year, in advance.
An ably-edited and well-conducted paper,
up with the times in every respect.
Advertisers desiring large returns for rea-
sonable outlay should give the Vidette's
attractive columns a trial. Send for rates.
ADAM.
Memphis, - - Tennessee.
Published Weekly.
Eight Pages. Forty-eight Columns.
Annual Subscription, $2.
HERALD.
Sniithfield,
North Carolina.
F. T. BOOKER, Editor and Publisher.
Circulation 1,000 per week, and increasing.
It Is published in the fine tobacco and cot-
ton region of North Carolina, and is one of
the best advertising mediums in the State.
It is democratic in politics, and circulates in
Johnston and adjoining counties. Rates are
reasonable, and will be sent on application.
DEMOCRAT PRESS.
Published every evening (except Sunday), by
THE PRESS PRINTING COMPANY,
AT
Aspen, - - Colorado.
The only Democratic Daily Newspaper in
Pitkin County. Contains all the news from
every portion of the civilized world. Sub-
scription, $10.00 a year, in advance. A good
advertising medium. Send for rates.
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC BEACON.
Edited by DR. JOHN NICOL.
Chicago,
Illinois.
Is the best photographic journal published
in tlie United States; it is absolutely independ-
ent of stock-house connection, and so gives
equal prominence to all advertisers. Its lit-
erary merits has extended its circulation
from Maine to Oregon, and makes it the very
best medium of communication between
dealers and consumers of everything con-
nected with photography. Publishing office,
185 Wabash Avenue, Chicago. 111.
THE ALTRUIST.
St. Liouis,
Missouri.
Is a monthly paper, partly in phonetic
spelling and devoted to common property,
united labor, mutual assistance and support,
community homes, and equal rights to all.
Fifty cents a year ; specimen copy free. Ac-
tual circulation 2,0ii0 copies every month.
Advertisements five cents a line. Address
A. LONGLEY, Editor, No. 2 North Fourth St.,
St. Louis, Mo.
THE FREIE PRESSE.
Established 1871.
33 Broad St.,
Elizabeth, N.J,
CHAS. H. SCHMIDT, Publisher.
The Official Organ of the State, County and
City of Elizabeth, and the only German
newspaper published in the Third Congres-
sional District, c<imprisiug Union, Middlesex
and Monmouth Counties.
ST. L.OUIS PERISCOPE AND
CLINICAL. REV1E^V.
St. Liouis,
Missouri.
FRED M. NIXON,
Publisher and Proprietor.
A monthly jom-nal of Homoepathic Medicine
and Surgery.
Terms, $2.00 per annum.
Published in the interest of the entire med-
ical profession.
THE MEDICAL. ADVERTISER.
A Monthly Journal, devoted to practical Med-
icine and Surgery, Science, Art and
Literature.
Manchester,
Nevr Hampshire.
Annual subscription, $1 ; single copies, 10 cts.
W. H. MERRY, M. D., Editor and Publisher.
The Medical Advertiser is not surpassed
as an advertising medium by any medical
journal in the United States.
Rates of advertising given on application.
THE CANADIAN FORESTER.
Brantford, ... Ontario.
A Monthly Journal.
The Official Organ of the Order of Foresters
in the Dominion of Canada.
The Canadian Forester circulates in all
parts of Canada. It is read more extensively
than any journal in the Dominion ; it is, there-
fore, the best advertising medium. Subscrip-
tion, 50 cents per year. In advance. Special
terms made on application to those advertis-
ing extensively and continuously.
A. E. GAMMAGE,
Publisher and Editor,
Brantford, Ontario.
DAILY
THE
RAILWAY AND
NEWS.
HOTEL
St. Paul & Minneapolis, Minnesota.
D. E. ROSELLE, Publisher,
125 East Sixth St., Hotel Ryan. St. Paul ; 257—
259 First Avenue South, Minneapolis.
Exclusive Rights on all Trains.
The only Paper Publishing the Hotel Ar-
rivals in both Cities.
Advertising Rates made known on applica-
tion. 116 Trains daily served by the Railway
AND Hotel News.
V O L N O S T .
Cleveland,
Ohio.
EDW. & CHAS. VOPALECKY, Publishers.
A Bohemian paper. The only one published
in Cleveland. Issued every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday. The" only Bohemian
paper owned and edited by Knights of Labor.
The Volnost has ttrst-'class facilities for
making known the business of its advertising
patrons, and its rates are reasonable.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTOllY. 1267
The New England Fireside.
A POPtlLiAR HOME JOURNAL..
PUBLISHED BY THE NEW ENGLAND FIRESIDE CO.,
105 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON, - MASSACHUSETTS.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
WE DESIRE TO CALL THE ATTENTION OF ADVERTISERS TO THE ADVAN-
TAGES WHICH WE OFFER AS A 3IETHOD FOR ADVERTISING
THEIR BUSINESS.
WE GUARANTEE AN ANNUAL CIRCULATION OF 1*20,000.
WE ALSO PUBLISH A SPECIAL SUMMER EDITION, INTENDED FOR MOUN-
TAIN AND SEASIDE READING, AND CONSISTING OF TWENTY
COMPLETED STORIES BY THE MOST POPULAR
WRITERS OF THE DAY.
THIS EDITION WILL AMOUNT TO 100,000 COPIES, AND WILL BE DIS.
TRIBUTED AND SOLD THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
DURING THE SUSniER.
ONE HUNTDRED THOUSAND EXTRA CHRISTMAS EDITION WILL BE ISSUED
ON THE SAME PLAN, ONLY BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED
WITH APPROPRIATE ORIGINAL PICTURES.
Any one who gives us a yearly contract will have the same space in these large Summer
and Christmas editions without extra charge. We offer to furnish proof
of the various amounts issued, and take contracts on
these conditions.
In other words, we give the advertiser what he is asked to pay for.
Address all communications to
THE NEW ENGLAND FIRESIDE CO.,
05 SUMMER STREET, ...... BOSTOX, MASS.
Geo. p. Rowexl & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce Street, New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
BAKER'S WEEKLY DIGEST AND
C03I310N PJLEAS REPORTER.
Pennsylvania.
Scrauton,
Published every Friday.
Subscription, $2.50 per Year.
A. L. BAKER, Editor and Publisher.
A valuable medium for the publication of
legal notices.
Rates reasonable.
THE MONTHLY VISITOR.
Ui'bana,
Issued Monthly, at
Ohio.
JAMES F. HEARN. Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, 25 cents per year.
A bright, attractive eight-page journal, de-
voted to fashion, the home and the farm.
The Visitor is firmly established, with a
good and increasing circulation.
An excellent advertising medium. Send
for rates.
ADVERTISER.
£linira>
Ontario.
C. C. DELION, Editor and Publisher.
Only $1.00, in Advance.
Eight pages. Published every Thursday.
The only paper in the place with over 1,000
population ; read by a large class who read
no other journal; therefore an excellent ad-
vertising medium, and without a doubt one
of the best in Waterloo Co. Send for rates.
LIGHT.
Topeka,
Kansas.
C. SPALDING, Publisher.
Terms, $1.25 per annum, in advance.
A monthly journal, published in the inter-
est of Masonry in general.
THE WEEKLY STAR.
Deerfield. - - Micliigran.
(Formerly at Blissfield.)
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
GEO. W. GRAMES, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms, One Dollar per Year.
The best local paper and the best advertis-
ing medium in Lenawee County. Your atten-
tion is called to the merits and excellent fea-
tures of its local, miscellaneous news and ad-
vertising departments. Rates promptly fur-
nished on application.
THE LIVING WAY.
Memphis, - - Tennessee.
Rev. W. a. BRINKLEY, Editor.
Rev. R. N. COQNTEE, Manager.
Published weekly. $2.00 per year ; $1.00 for
six mouths. Strictly in advance. The advo-
cate of Christianity, education, industry and
equality before the law. Published in one of
the largest cities of the South. With an ex-
tensive circulation, it affords advertisers an
unsurpassed medium. Advertising Rates:—
Fii-si insertion, one line, 15 cents ; for eacli
subsequent insertion, 10 cents; notices of
marriages and deaths, 50 cents. Special
terms made to business firms.
THE MEDICAL BRIEF.
St. Louis, - - Missouri.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
A Monthly Journal of Practical Medicine.
The largest circulation of any Medical Jour-
nal in the world.
Terms, $1.00 a year, in advance.
J. J. LAWRENCE, A.M., M.D., Publisher.
Ninth and Olive St., St. Louis, and 150 Nas-
sau St., New York.
FREEPORT BANNER.
A German Weekly, published every
Saturday at
Freeport, . - . Illinois.
H. W. FRICK, Editor and Proprietor.
Eight pages. Fifty-six columns. Subscrip-
tion price, only $1.50 per year. This paper
has a large and growing circulation, and
enables advertisers to reach hundreds that
cannot be reached with any other paper.
THE TELL CITY ANZEIGER.
Tell City,
Indiana.
Published every Saturday morning at the
rate of $2 per annum, payable
in advance.
G. F. BOTT, Publisher.
The only paper published in the centre of
an important manufacturing district. Valu-
able as an advertising medium.
TIDINGS.
Issued every Thursday, at
Daingerfield, - . - Texas.
Established 1886.
A. RAGLAND, Jr., Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, only $1.00.
THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COUNTY,
and read by nearly every one of the 5,000
tradesmen, mechanics and farmers in the
county. One of the best advertising me-
diums in the State. Send for rates.
REPORTER.
Wilmot,
Dakota.
L. S. PERKINS & SONS,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $2.00.
An eight page, Republican and progressive
newspaper, devoted to the moral, political
and other best interests of the people of
Roberts County. Circulates extensively
throughout the county, and if you wish to
share in tlie trade of this rapidly growing
country, why advertise in the Reporter.
Send for rates.
THE MINERAL AGE.
Warrior, - Jeflerson Co., Ala.
J. W. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor.
Population within corporate limits of War-
rior about 1,200. Number of iuhabitants with-
in a radius of three miles about 4,000.
A 7-column democratic and local journal,
and the onlv paper published in Warrior.
Circulates mainly in Jefferson, Blount,
Walker, and contiguous counties in Alabama,
and has a considerable and increasing patron-
age in the " black belt " of Alabama, and in
East Mississippi. Under present management
its circulation and advertising business is
constantly increasing.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1269
THE STATE?
TEXAS.
THE COUNTY?
TOM GREEN
THE CITY?
SAN ANGELO.
THE NEWSPAPER?
The Enterprise.
SUBSCRIPTION, S2.00 PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION.
"AS OTHERS SEE US."
As to whether it will pay to seek trade of this section, the following exti'acts from the
St. Louis Post-Dispatch of February 21, 18S7, will prove conclusively :
SAN ANGELO
is not a straggling town, but a city of fine buildings and magnificent natural advantages,
and her citizens have evinced their confidence in the future of the place in the permanent
character of their structures. Over $20,i)UU has already been expended in school property.
Private enterprise has built an ice factory, at a cost of about S^O.OuO. The capacitj' is five tons
daily. One of the best criterions by which to gauge the future of a town is to note the
enterprise displayed by its citizens. San Angelo, if enterprise is indicative, has a future
that will place her on a par with the best cities in the State. The people by home subscrip-
tions formed a stock company and put in a complete system of water-works at a cost of
about $50,000. In addition to these improvements San Angelo has a fully equipped roller
mill of the very latest model, with a capacity of 100 barrels of flour per day. Telephone and
electric light companies are organized, and ere long the darkness of night will be dispelled,
as it is the intention to very soon put in an electric plant. Capacious stores, filled with
merchandise brought from all portions of the habitable globe, ana which is sold in compe-
tition with railroad towns, adorn her streets and avenues. Three banks give her citizens
banking facilities unsurpassed in the State, and represent a capital of $550,000. Already
there are some handsome residences, and each week adds something to the strength of the
city. One cannot fullj- appreciate the force of all this enterprise until he remenibers that,
during nearly all this time of growth, San Angelo has brought her lumber and hardware
from San Antonio bj' wagons— a distance of 220 miles. It has only been during the past four
years that the nearest railroad point for San Angelo has been within 100 miles.
San Angelo is blessed with large supplies of building stone, and as the quarries lie
within easy distance of the city, most of the prominent buildings are built of stone which
is very handsome in appearance and as enduring as granite. The court-house and jail, com-
pleted last year, the former at a cost of S73,<)00, the latter S23,0u0, are of stone, and of a style
of architecture equal to auj' In the State. The ladies of the city have, by public entertain-
ments and festivals, succeeded in placing a .$1,500 clock in the tower of the court-house.
There is not a city in the whole great State of Texas that can boast of a higher or better
grade of social influences than is to be found in San Angelo. San Angelo bases her claims
•for future commercial importance, partly upon the fact that she is situated in the center of
l,25o,0iX) acres of tillable land that will ere long be turned into farms which will pour their
products into and take their supplies from her markets ; that over one and a quarter million
pounds of wool and over $800,000 worth of beeves are sold annually ; that the wages of the
troops at Fort Concho, which finds its way into San Angelo trade, amounts to $8,0iH) per
month; that the contracts for supplying the post with wood, hay, beef, etc., amount to
nearly $150,0(X) per year.
San Angelo will be one of the great railroad centers of Texas. Already the Arkansas
Pass Railroad is preparing to extend its line to San Angelo. The Abilene & San Angelo
Railroad has been surveyed as far as this point, and the work of construction is expected to
commence this summer. The Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe is now at Ballinger, thirty-five
miles from San Angelo, and the first of May will find them pushing for this city. But the
main road is the proposed extension of the St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Railroad to San
Angelo.
Geo. p. Rowklt, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1-270
GEO. P. ROWELL, & CO'S
CAL-TMET.
Choteaii,
Montana.
CHOTEAU PUBLISHING CO., Publishers,
Subscription, §3.00.
A large eight-page newspaper, influential
and Intensely interesting, with a large circu-
lation throughout the entire county, among
the more prosperous class of farmers and
mechanics. A good advertising medium.
Send for Rates.
TIMES.
Nevr Philadelphia,
Ohio.
SAMUEL MOORE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, only $1.00, in Advance.
Published every Thursday.
The largest and cheapest paper in the
place, which has a population of 4,000. Its
circulation is rapidly extending throughout
Tuscarawas and adjoining counties. Adver-
tisers, before you place your advertisements,
give a trial once, and we are sure of your
continued patronage. Send for rates.
THE RAPID CITY SPECTATOR,
Is published every Thursday Morning, at
the office,
Fourth St., Rapid City, Manitoba.
S. FRED. HAMPTON, Publisher.
Subscription Price— Sl.OO per annum, pay-
able strictly in advance. Advertising Rates:
—Transient advertisements, 10 cents per line
first insertion ; 5 cents per line each subse-
quent insertion, payable at time of first in-
sertion. Special contract rates for yearly
advertisements.
KLAMATH COUNTY STAR.
Liinkville, - . - Oregon.
J. A. BOTVDOIN, Editor and Proprietor.
The only paper in Klamath County, em-
bracing ah area of over 6,200 square miles.
Linkville, with a population of over 500, is
the county seat. The STAR circulates
throughout Link\-llle and adjoining counties
—the finest farming district in the country :
and advertisers wishing to reach the thrifty
and prosperous residents of this section can
find no better medium than the STAR.
Advertising rates cheerfully sent on appli-
cation. Subscription, $3.00 per year.
THE I^ABOR ECHO.
Houston,
Texas.
L. L. BEACH, Editor and Manager.
The Oldest Labor Paper in Texas.
Read by thousands weekly.
One of the best advertising mediums in the
^ State.
HERALD.
Published Daily and Weekly, at
Calgary, - Alberta, N. W. T.
LUCAS & EWER, Editors and Publishers.
SuVjscription : Daily, per year, $10; Weekly,
$2 per annum, in advance. Both editions cir-
culate widely throughout a fertile country,
engaged in mining, farming, lumbering and
cattle raising.
Excellent advertising medium.
Rates promptly furnished upon application.
EVENING INTER.REPUBEICS.
Published every evening except Sunday.
And the
WEEKLY INTER-REPUBLICS.
Published Saturdays, at
El Paso, - - Texas^
GEO. B. LOVING, Editor.
E. P. LOWE & CO., Publishers.
Terms of Subscription :Ti-Daily, one year,
$10 ; half year, $5 ; by the month, $1. Weekly,
per annum. $2 ; six months, $1.25 ; three
months, T5c. Ably edited ; big circulation ;
all the news, foreign and local. A 1 adver-
tising mediums. Send for rates.
ADVOCATE.
Published weekly, at
Minot,
Dakota.
FRANK W. SPEAR, Editor and Publisher.
Minot is the centre of a great wheat-raising
district. Advertisers desiring to reach this
section, should patronize the columns of the
Advocate. Bright, lively and influentiaL
Send for rates.
THE SPRINGPORT SIGNAL.
Published every Thursday, at
Spriugport, ... Michigan.
By W. O. oyer.
Subscription Price, $1.00 per Year.
One of the best advertising mediums in
Jackson County, al\\-ays yielding good re-
turns to its patrons.
SEND FOR RATES.
CRITERION.
Published weekly, at
Jackson, - - Nebraska.-
WM. T. BARTLETT, Editor and Publisher.
A live, local paper ; up with the times in
every respect. An excellent advertising
medium. Rates reasonable, and furnished
promptly on application.
FREE PRESS.
Published weekly, at
Benton, .... Missouri..
FREE PRESS CO., Editors and Publishers.
A live, progressive paper, devoted to local
interests, with a large and constantly in-
creasing circulation throughout Scott Coun-
ty. Advertisers should not fail to give its
attractive columns a trial. Rates furnished
upon application.
THE PICTOU NEWS.
Pictou,
Nova Scotia»
W. S. MacDONALD, Publisher.
Bona fide, most widely circulated country
weekly in the Maritime Provinces. Guaran-
teed minimum circulation, 5,000. Reaches
every county in Nova Scotia.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY, 1271
SOUTHWEST MANITOBAN.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. AT
KILT.ARXEY, - - - - - MANITOBA.
H. W. WILCOX. Editor aud Mauairer.
Killarney as a towu is only one year old, but is rapidly becoming a prominent trade
centre and .summer resort. The Southwest Maxitoban occupies as its field— in which it has
no local opposition— a district HO by 123 miles in extent—the whole Southwestern part of the
Province. It is the local on^an of the villages of Boissevain, Deloraine. Wakopa, Holmfield,
Cartwright and Little Pembina. Circulation 6:)0 ; rapidly increasing. Sample Copies Free.
DAKOTA LETTER^ '
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
AVENTWORTH, - - - - - DAKOTA.
L. F. SHAFFER. - - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER YEAR.
A well established, well conducted and ably edited paper, having a good circulation in
Lake and adjoining counties. Advertising rates liberal and returns large.
Gko. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CASSIA COUNTY TIMES.
ALBION, ._.-.- IDAHO.
J. W. LAMOREAUX, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION. S3.00 A YEAR.
A seven-column folio, published every Friday, the only paper in this great farming
county with its 1,500 population. There is no better advertising medium in Southern Idaho,
as its circulatioh is large and extensive among a prosperous people who read no other
journaL Rates made known on application.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CHENEY SENTINE^ ~
OFFICIAL CITY PAPER.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT
CHENEY, ... - WASHINGTON TER.
F. J. SPENCER, Editor and PublLsher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $2 30 PP:R YEAR.
The Sentinel is univereally read by the intelligent and prosperous people of Spokane
and adjoining Counties. As an advertising medium it is unexcelled in this section. Rates
furnished on application.
WEEKLY DISPATCH.
ESTABLISHED IN 1871.
liAMPASAS, .... - TEXAS.
R. H. H. BURNETT, Editor and Publisher.
A live, progressive and influential newspaper, published at the great health resort of
Texas, where tens of thousands of people summer annually ; a land of rest for the tourist
and a balm for invalids. It has the largest circulation of any Paper in this and adjoining
counties, and is an invaluable advertising medium. Rates given on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & CO., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
GREEN RIDGE ENTERPRISE.
GREEN RIDGE, .... - MISSOURI.
T. H. WYRICK, Editor and Proprietor.
Is a five-column quarto, published every Thursday, and was established in 1882.
Subscription, $1.00 a year. Circulation, 650. Advertising rates reasonable.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
BAPTIST leader]
MONTGOMERY, - . - . - ALABAMA.
DUKE McEWEN, Editor and Publisher.
Denominational organ of the Colored Baptists of the South. A flrst-class, entertainingi
enterprising, six-column folio. Every Baptist in the land should subscribe for it. Only
$1.50 a year. Parties before placing their advertisements should consult the Leader, as no
better medium can be found. Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
news-democrat]
SPOKANE FAT^LS, - - WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
C. COMPTON BURNETT, - - - Editor.
C. PERCY BURNETT. - - - . Publisher.
The onlv Democratic paper in Spokane County. Thebest advertising medium in the county.
.SEND FOR RATES.
Geo. P Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
l'-i72
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
EVENING DEMOCRAT.
Portlaud,
Oregon.
SIDNEY DELL. Managing Editor.
DEMOCRAT PUB. CO., Publishers.
? Daily, ST per Year.
Subscription: j weekly, §1.50 per Year.
A lively and influential four-page daily,
with full telegraphic dispatches every even-
ing except Sunday. The only Democratic
dailj' in the city and county of over 50,U00 pop-
ulation, and the State organ of the party.
Read by everybody in the place. An A 1 ad-
vertising medium. Send for rates.
CHATTOOGA NEWS.
Suiiiinerville,
CAIN & COLEMAN,
Editors and Publishers
Georgia.
Subscription $1.50.
A lively and reliable weekly newspaper re-
cently inaugurated, but with a circulation
already exceeding 700 and steadily increasing
with each issue throughout the county whose
name it bears. Official organ of Chattooga
County, and an excellent advertising me-
dium. Send for rates.
CONNOTTON VAL.I.EY TIMES.
Lieesville,
Ohio.
E. G. RIVERS, Editor and Business Manager.
M. C. PRICE, Publisher.
THURSDAYS.
INDEPENDENT.
Four Pages, size 26x40. Subscription $1.50.
Established 1879. Circulation 1,000.
Rates on application.
THE
ElililS COtJNTY TELEGRAPH.
Waxahacliie,
Texas.
A folio eight-column weekly.
Democratic in politics, and devoted to the
interests of farmers and laborers, and favors
prohibition.
GIVENS & BISHOP, Proprietors.
Terms, $1.50 per year, in advance.
Circulation, 1,250.
THE RAYMOND GAZETTE.
Issued every Fridaj-, at
Raymond, - - Dakota.
PAUL DUTCHER, Publisher.
Is a very neatlv printed eight-page paper,
and one of the representative weeklies of
Dakota. The Gazette has a very large circu-
lation, not only in the county but through-
out the Territory. Advertisers cannot find a
better medium for this section of the West.
Rates reasonable and furnished on applica-
tion.
THE
JACKSON DAILY ADVERTISER.
Jackson,
Mississippi.
Only Daily Newspaper in the State Capital.
Dally Circulation 600.
Best Advertising Medium In Mississippi.
Address,
" THE ADVERTISER.
HERAL.D.
Grafton,
Dakota.
ED. C. KILEY, Editor and PubUsher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $2.00.
An eight-page independent newspaper, es-
tablished 1883. Devoted to the interests of
Grafton, a growing town of 2,500 population,
and the interests of the Territory in general.
An invaluable advertising medium for reach-
ing the people of this great trading point.
SEND FOR RATES.
THE SEGUIN RECORD.
(Successor to Times.)
Seguin, - - _ Texas.
J. F. BARBOUR, Proprietor.
The Record is the only paper published in
Guadalupe County, in the centre of one of
the finest agricultural districts of the State.
Seguiu has a population of nearly 2,000, and
is enjoying a lively boom in building. It has
a street railroad, a flue system of water-
works, and several flouring mills. The Rec-
ord is a seven-column paper, 24x36, all home
print, published everj' Thursday, and is the
official organ of town and county.
Sworn average ciroulatlon, 576.
LEXINGTON LEADER.
Lexington,
Kansas.
JOE H. CARTER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.50.
A large seven-column quarto independent
weekly newspaper. The only paper in Lex-
ington, and circulates extensively through-
out Clark Coimt}', a great agricultural and
stock-raising section. A circulation of over
800, and increasing. Advertise in it and be
happy. Send for rates.
TELESCOPE.
Fullerton,
Nebraska.
E. B. SPACKMAN, Editor.
PEOPLE'S PUB. CO., Publishers.
An independent and progressive weekly
newspaper devoted to home interests and
agriculture, containing all the local and the
cream of the general new^s.
Circulates extensively throughout Nance
and adjoining counties. A valuable adver-
tising medium. Send for rates.
THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE.
Macon,
Georgia.
J. W. 3IARLOW, Editor and Publr.
Subscription, - $1.50.
An Independent Republican organ of the
Colored People, devoted to their moral,
social and political interests. An invaluable
advertising medium for this busy city of
55,(HX) inhabitants.
Send for rates.
THE ALGER COUNTY ALPHA.
A Weekly Paper. Published by
W. E. JACKSON,
At the county seat, at
Au Train, - Alger Co., Micli.
Established Julv, 1886.
The Official Paper of the County.
Only Paper in the County.
\nd is devoted to the interests of the county,
and one of the best advertising mediums in
the Upper Peninsula of Michigan.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1273
F. A. EASTMAN, President. J. W. MADDRILL, Vice President.
H. T. PAYNE, Treasurer. J. M. AUSTIN. Secretary.
Los Angeles Tribune.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR BY THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING COM-
PANY. AT
LOS ANGELES, - - - CALIFORNIA.
ITS CIRCULATION
IS EQUAL TO THAT OF ANY OTHER TWO PAPERS PUBLISHED IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
It is Republican in politics and devoted to the interests of the whole of Southern
California, regardless of section. Daily, $7.00 per year : Weekly. .§1.50 per year. Advertising
rates on application. H. T. PAYNE, Business Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
THE
International Chess Magazine.
Edited by W. STEiNITZ, the Chess Champion of the World.
46 VESEY STREET, - ^^ - NEW YORK CITY.
This Magazine is acknowledged the brightest and most popular authorit.v ou the game
of Chess among amateurs all over the World. It has a distinguished and widely distributed
circulation in America, all over Europe, East India, Australia, &c. Its readers comprise the
highest social circles in different countries. The Magazine is filed in a large number of
Chess Clubs in all quarters of the Globe, which have a membership of from 5U to 300.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Price of Advertisements : $12 per inside page ; for second or fourth page of cover,
double price.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ound Valley Herald.
MOUND VALLEY, - - - - KANSAS.
WILL F. THRALL, Editor and Proprietor.
The Herald is a six-column quarto, and the only newspaper published in the western
half of Labette county, in Mound Valley, a town of 1,20J inhabitants, being a live, aggressive
Republican journal.
ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE COUNTY.
OUR FACILITIES FOR JOB WORK ARE AS GOOD AS ANY OFFICE IN THE COUNTY.
Advertising rates reasonable and made known on application.
Address, - - WILL F. THRALL (Box 28), Mound Valley, Kansas.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Standard.
A Weekly Family Journal, Devoted to Christianity, Temperance, Home and Country.
MEMPHIS, - - 311 ■ " TENNESSEE.
Published every Saturday, by THE STANDARD PUBLISHING CO.
The Standard Is non-partisan in politics, seeking the best means to the best ends, and
the greatest good to the greatest number.
The Standard, being the only paper of its character specially devoted to the religious
and moral ideas and interests of the people" within the territory of which Memphis is the
great commercial centre, it will readily be recognized as affording superior advantages as a
medium for advertising. Rates given on application.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ^1.50.
REV. D. D. MOORE, Editor. HON. J. W. VERNON, Business Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
1274
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
THE KANSAS CITY STAR.
Kansas City, - - Missouri.
W. R. NELSON, Proprietor.
Average Daily Circulation, 25,001).
The largest circulatiou of any daily paper
published, between St. Louis and Sail Fran-
cisco.
A Valuable Advertising Medium.
Rates fiu-nished on Application.
NEWS.
Published every Wednesday, at
Lampasas, - - Texas.
A. F. BAKER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
A strong, influential paper, with good cir-
culation, devoted to the interests of Lam-
pasas and Central Texas. Advertisers will
find the News to be a valuable medium for
this section. Give it a trial.
THE WEST SIDE.
An independent paper, devoted especially to
the interests of Polk Count v. Pub-
lished every Friday, at
Indepeudenee,
Oregon.
WILL W. BROOKS, Publisher.
Subscription, $2.00 per Year, in advance.
An influential family newspaper, with an
extensive circulation among all classes. Un-
surpassed as an advertising medium. Rates
made known on application.
CHARLES MIX COUNTY NEWS.
Edgerton,
Dakota.
Published everj^ Friday.
TUCKER & ANDERSON, Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50 per Annum.
The News is a live, newsy, local paper, and
has an increasing circulation. It offers to
advertisers a most excellent medium.
Advertising Rates :— One column, one year,
$80 ; half column, $40 ; quarter column, $20.
NEWS.
Eudora,
Kansas.
W. R. CAIN, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00.
A non-partisan, bright and energetic weekly
newspaper, the only paper in this
lively town, and one of the
best in Douglas County.
Advertise in it and share in the trade of
this prosperous section. Send for rates.
THE NOGAL.es FRONTIER.
Published every Saturday Evening, at
Novates, - Pima Co., Arizona Ter.
M.B.CRAWFORD, - - Editor.
A. P. CRAWFORD, - Manager.
(AND Gknkkal Rustler.)
Terms of Subscription :— One Year, $4.(K) ; Six
Months, $2.00 ; Three 3Ionths, $1.00.
Advertising in English or Spanish reasonable.
Belton,
Texas.
NEWS.
Daily and Weeklj'.
McILHENXY & McILHENNY, Eds. and Pubs.
One Year,
Six Months,
One Month,
SUBSCRIPTION :
Daily. Weekly.
$5 00
2 50
50
One Year. - $1 (XJ
Six Months. 5ii
Three Months, - 25
Advertisers looking for large returns will
find both editions valuable mediums. Rates
may be had on application.
THE SUNNY CL.IME.
Sherwood,
Tennessee.
FRANK O. SMITH, Publisher and Proprietor.
Devoted to the introduction of Immigra-
tion, Labor and Capital into the State of Ten-
nessee, and to the interests of the South and
North. Non-political and strictly independ-
ent. Only $1.25 per year ; $1.00 per year in
Franklin County. The Sunny Clime has a
large circulation, and is one of the best ad-
vertising mediums in the South. Patronize it.
RAL.L.S COUNTY GUIDE.
New Tiondon,
Missouri.
YOUNG BROTHERS, Editors and Publishers.
A first-class advertising medium.
Largest cu-culation of any paper in the
County.
One Dollar per Year, in Advance.
Rates promptly furnished on application.
THE HOMEBUILDER.
Virden,
Illinois.
Published by
SARAH WARD.
A Monthly Magazine of Literature, Art and
Philosophy, devoted to the interests of Asso-
ciative Homebuilding.
Terms of Subscription, $1 per year ; six
months, 50 cents ; single copies, 10 cents.
THE TEIiEPHONE.
Published every Fridaj' morning, at
Juneau, - - Dodge Co., Wis.
JOHN KELLEY, Editor and Publisher.
The only paper published at the county
seat. The official paper of Dodge County.
Circulation, 1,000. Terms, $1.50 per annum.
Ninety per cent, of its patrons live on the
two great railroad lines of the northwest—
viz., the C. M. & St. P., and the C. & N. W,
Advertising rates furnished on application.
BUTIiER COUNTY NEWS.
Published everj- Thursday, at
Morgantn>vn, - - Kentucky.
S. R. BARNETT, Editor.
G. B. PHELPS. S. R. BARNETT, Publishers.
Subscription, $1.00 per year, in advance.
This section is well supplied with lumber
for manufacturing purposes. The News is
widely read throughout Butler Countj' and
vicinity, and is a good advertising medium.
Rates, which are low. will be furnished on
application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1275
SPRING LAKE STAR.
Published every Thursday, at
DEAN, .-.--- DAKOTA.
E. A. WILLIAMS, Editor. W. W. WILLIAMS, Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - $1.25 PER YEAR.
A well established paper having an extensive and increasing circulation throughout
Hand County and Southern Dakota. Advertisers looking for large results at reasonable
rates should give The Star a trial.
Geo. p. Rovvell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
TOWNSEND TR A N C H A N T .
TOWNSEND, . . - . _ MONTANA.
VAN H. FISK, Editor and Proprietor.
A weekly newspaper, devoted to the material interests of the Territory and of the great
Missouri Valley and tributary sections in particular, through which it has a larger circula-
tion than any other paper. The best advertising medium in Montana.
TERMS, $3.00 PER YEAR.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CLEAR LAKE PRESS.
ISSUED WEEKLY, IN
I.OWER I.AKE, - ... - CALIFORNIA.
J. B. BACCUS, Jr., Editor and Publisher.
Low^er Lake is a thriving and enterprising town, engaged in quicksilver, sulphiu* and
bora"x mining, and lumbering. Is also a popular health resort. The Press is also popular
and Influential. Advertisers looking for speedj' returns should send for our advertising
rates. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
VAN BUREN CO. DEMOCRAT.
CLINTON, --.--- ARKANSAS.
BENNETT & BRADLEY, Editors and Publishers. Subscription, $1.00, in advance.
A bright, pure, newsy journal, devoted to home interests ; giving all the local and the
•cream of the general news. An advocate of true democracy, and aiming always to advance
the material and social interests of the people of this growing State. As an advertising
medium It can't be beat. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York
THE SHELTON CLIPPER.
SHEL.TON, .---.. NEBRASKA.
BY REED BROS.
A live local paper, in a town of 1,000 inhabitants, cii'culating among an intelligent and
thrifty class of people, in one of the best counties in the State of Nebraska. One of the
best advertising mediums in this section of the West.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADVANCE-GAZETTE.
Consolidation of the Advance and the Gazette. Advance established 1878, Gazette 1824.
PENSACOL.A, . - . - - FLORIDA.
FRANK PHILLIPS, - - - Editor and Proprietor.
Semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays. An out-spoken Democratic paper with every
facility and the best material for conducting a flrstclass newspaper and printing office.
The rapid increase In its circulation is but the natural result of labor, experience and
money. As an advertising medium it has no superior in this section of the South.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ADVOCATE.
CARLTON. -.---_ KANSAS.
LAMBERT WILLSTAEDT, Editor and Publisher.
An influential and progressive newspaper, containing all the news, local and general-
^nd it is a valuable advertising medium, as it reaches a large number of farmers in the cele-
brated Holland Valley, one of the most productive valleys in the Golden Belt.
Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DER WANDERER AM PORTAGE LAKE.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
MARQUETTE, - - - . - LAKE SUPERIOR, MICH.
BY GRIENINGER & ROHL.
This is the only German publication on the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, therefore the
advertiser will find it the best medium to reach the large German population of the Iron,
■Copper and Lumber districts.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CHRISTIAN INDEX.
Jackson,
Tennessee.
ORGAN C. M. E. CHURCH.
Weekly.
Circulation 2,000.
Rev. F M. Hamilton, Editor and Manager.
An unrivaled medium for a few choice adver-
tisements.
Rates on application.
VANCOUVER NEWS.
Published every morning, Mondays excepted,
at
Vaucouver, - British Columbia.
JAS. H. ROSS, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, - $S.OO PER YEAR.
A live paper, giving all the news, both gen-
eral and local. Circulation large and grow-
ing. Unexcelled as an advertising medium.
Rates furnished upon application.
MINING AND INDUSTRIAL.
ADVOCATE.
Sau Francisco,
California.
MINING AND INDUSTRIAL PUB.
Editors and Publishers.
CO.
Published every Thursday. Eight pages.
Devoted to practical mining' and the dissemi-
nation of mining news in general. A large
and increasing circulation tliroughout the
mining districts of the United States. One
of the very best advertising mediums.
Send for rates. Subscription, $3.00.
SOUTH DAKOTA TRIBUNE.
A nil our,
Douglas Co., Dak.
GEO. H. WOOLMAN, Publisher.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE
COUNTY.
ESTABLISHED JUNE 8, 1883.
Visits a pi'osperous and industrious class of
people. Rates to foreign advertisers NOT
CHEAP, but reasonable. No "waste basket"
patronage solicited.
DEK LANDSMAN.
Green Bay,
Wisconsin.
LEHMANN & ROBINSON,
Editors and Publishers.
A Weekly German Paper, with Supplement.
Subscription, §2 per year, in advance.
The publishers spare no expense to make
their paper attractive in every respect. As
an advertising medium it is without equal
to those wishing to reach the German citi-
zens of Northern Wisconsin and Michigan.
Rates furnished upon application.
CAMPBELL. COUNTY RECORD.
A bright weeklj' paper, devoted to the good
of the county and the especial benefit
of its patrons.
Published every Thursday, at
Rustburg, - - Virginia.
NELSON & FAUXTLEROY, Propr's.
SAM'L H. MILLER, Editor.
Subscription, in advance, $1.00 per year.
Rates of advertising reasonble, and
made known on application.
HERALD AND PLANTER.
WEEKLY.
Hallettsville, - Lavacca Co., Tex,
LEHMANN & GREEN, Editors and Propr's.
Democratic. Circulation 750 and constantly
increasing. The only paper in the county
and for the last two years official organ of
the county. Published every Thursday.
The best advertising medium in Southwest-
ern Texas.
CHRISTIAN SENTINEL.
Washington, - North Carolina.
Subscription, $1.00.
G. W. JACKSON. Jr., Ed. and Pub'r.
Published semi-monthly, devoted to the
advocacy of pure apostolic Christianity, un-
compromising and unshaken in its determi-
nations. It will acknowledge no creed but
the Bible, accept no name but the Master's.
Its columns free to the discussion of all
questions when they are discussed in a
spirit of love, and for the good of our plea.
A few choice advertisements inserted.
Send for rates.
TABERNACLE MAGAZINE.
Pliiladelpbia,
ISSUED
Pennsylvania.
MONTHLY.
Published under the auspices of the Lyceum
of Tabernacle M. E. Church.
Rev. G. K. MORRIS, D.D., Editor.
Devoted to Religion, Literature and Educa-
tion. The oldest Lyceum paper published
in Philadelphia among the churches. Over
1,000 circulation among the most intelligent
class in the Quaker City. A splendid me-
dium for judicious advertisers. Subscription
only 40 cents per annum. For rates, etc.,
address CH.^ S. R. JONES, 109 N. Fourth st.
ENTERPRISE.
Issued everj^ Thursday, at
East Aurora, - - New York,
DIETRICH BROS., Editors and Pub'rs.
Subscription, §1.25 per year.
East Aurora, Erie County, is a prosperous
trade centre and manufacturing town. As
the Enterprise circulates widely throughout
this section its value as an advertising me-
dium is evident. Rates reasonable and fur-
nished upon application.
THE ST. MARTIN REVEILLE.
St. Martinsville, - - Louisiana.
Published every Satui'day, by
CARLOS GREIG, Editor and Proprietor.
Terms §2.00 per Year.
A live, progressive, weekly Democratic
paper, having a rapidly-increasing circula-
tion, and is the best advertising medium in
the four parishes surrounding. Inducements
to liberal advertisers.
NEWS.
Ells^vortli,
Minnesota.
G. H. & F. J. Eastwood, Editors & Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
A large five colunm quarto, firmly estab
lished and ably edited. Devoted to the
moral, political, social and other best inter-
ests of its constituents, it has a large and in-
creasing circulation throughout Nobles and
adjacent counties. A first-class advertising
medium. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1277
The Trade Mark Record.
Devoted to Trade Mark and Copyright Interests.
OFFICE: 50-52 EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK CITY.
Edited by MORRIS S. "WISE, Counselor-at-Law,
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE AMERICAN TRADE MARK ASSOCIATION.
TRADE MARKS ILLUSTRATED, CLASSIFIED AND REGISTERED.
THE ONLY PAPER DEVOTED TO TRADE MARK INTERESTS IN THE UNITED
STATES, AND POSSESSING UNIQUE FEATURES.
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION, - - FIVE DOLLARS.
A MOST VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Circulates Among All the Leading Manufacturers in Every Line of Business.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY.
Advertising rates are publislied in the paper, or will be furnished by
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Lewis and Dryden's Official
Railway Guide
FOR THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST.
PORTLAND, - - - - OREGON.
Circulating In the great States and Territories of
OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO, MONTANA, BRITISH COLUMBIA AND CALIFORNIA.
EASTERN ADVERTISERS WILL REACH MORE PEOPLE THROUGH OUR RAILWAY
PUBLICATION AT LESS EXPENSE THAN BY ANY
OTHER MEDIUM.
Published Monthly, by THE LEWIS AND DRYDEN PRINTING CO.
BY MAIL, SI. 00 PER ANNUM.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1278
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ST. PETER TRIBUNE.
St. Peter,
Minnesota.
Established in 1860.
P. V. COLLINS, Editor and Publisher.
ALL HOME PRINT.
Nine column folio, 28x44.
Best steam-equipped County Paper in the
West.
LOCAL FREIGHT.
Sealy,
Texas.
DALRYMPLE & PERCY, Editors.
When you can't express your opinions, send
them by freight charges per Freight.
$2.00 a year in advance.
A live local paper and a great favorite, as
its rapidly-Increasing circulation testifies.
The Freight runs throughout Austin County.
with nothing to hinder it, on a broad-gauge
line, with no watered stock. A first-class ad-
vertising medium. Send for rates.
THE McMINN CITIZEN.
Athens,
Tennessee.
HOOD & TUPLE Y BROS., Publishers.
The official organ and leading paper of
McMinn County, and the most popular jour-
nal of Athens, a city of 2,000 inhabitants, and
rapidly growing. If you think of planting
an advertisement in East Tennessee, send
your proposition to JIM HOOD, Manager, as
above.
CANADIAN INDEPENDENT.
Toronto,
Ontario.
CONGREGATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.
Publishers.
A powerful and influential journal, the
organ of the Congregational Union of Cana-
da. Established m 1855. Circulates among
all the principal families of the Dominion.
An excellent advertising medium.
Send for Rates.
THE PILOT.
Richmond, - - Arkansas.
BUTLER & JAMES, Editors and Publishers.
A lively, progressive, seven-column folio,
published every Friday ; democratic in pol-
ities. The only paper published in Little
River Co., with a population of 5,000; and as
it circulates very generally throughout the
county, with. no. opposition, it is a valuable
advertising medium.
Send for Rates.
TRUE REPUBLICAN.
REPUBLICAN. EVERY THURSDAY.
Marysville, - Marshall Co., Kans.
P. D. HARTMAN, Editor and Proprietor.
Term.s : $1.00 cash, in advance.
FINE JOB WORK A SPECIALTY.
An excellent advertising medium. Send
for rates.
DAILY. THE TIMES. WEEKLY.
Moncton, - New Bruuswicit, Can.
H. T. STEVENS, Editor and Proprietor.
The Daily Times, established 1877. Pul)-
lished every day, except Sundav and public
holidays. A four-page paper, 24x36. Price $4
a year. The Weekly Times, established 1S6S.
An eight-page paper, size cOx47. Circulates
through Eastern New Brunswick. Price $1 a
year. The Times is the leading newspaper in
the maritime provinces, outside of Halifax
and St. John, and as an advertising medium
has no superior, its peculiar field comprising
the most prosperous and progressive section
of the three Eastern Provinces of Canada.
POST.
Kansas City,
3Iissouri.
JULIUS HAMMERSLOUGH,
Publisher and Proprietor.
The only dailj' German morning paper
between St. Louis and San Francisco.
Has a circulation of nearly 2,(KJ0, is steadily
increasing, and is one of the best advertising-
mediums in the State.
RATES ON APPLICATION.
THE UNION LABOR PRESS.
(FORMERLY LABOR UNION.)
Wichita,
Published at
l?an
sas.
The largest and most flourishing city in the
State.
This paper is devoted exclusively to the
Labor interest.
Sworn circulation, 1,100 copies.
E. H. LOUTREL, Manager, Lock Box 60:'..
THE DALLAS COUNTY NEWS.
Adel, ... Iowa.
NOEL & HOTCHKISS, Publishers.
Official paper of city and county.
Politically Republican.
Is the leading paper in influence in a countv
having upward of 20,000 population.
The best advertising medium in the county.
Liberal rates to liberal advertisers. Send
for them.
THE BUSY BEE.
Greenville, - - Mississippi.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
By F. J. JONES.
Devoted to Education, Literature, Science,
Art and general news. Lively, interesting
and enterprising. A paper possessing more
than ordinary attractions for both x-eaders
and advertisers. ' Subscription price. $1.50
per annum. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
PLAINDEALER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT
McGregror, - - . . Texas.
ALBERT D. RUST, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, I Official Oi-gan
$2.(X) per annum. | of the City.
McGregor is a thriving city and a great
trade and merchandising centre for the sur-
rounding section. The Plaindeai.er alTords
unusual advantages for advertisers desiring
to reacli Central Texas. Rates furnished
upon application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1279
SPRINGS.
BL.UFFTON, - ... - GEORGIA.
JOSHUA JONES, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
An eight-page Democratic newspaper. It has taken for its motto, "Nothing can stop
our advancement,"' and working under this, they have enlarged and improved this ijaper
until to-day it ranks among the leading journals of the State. A circulation of over SOU and
rapidly increasing, with no opposition in a considerable territory makes it invaluable as an
advertising medium. Send for rates.
THE leader!
SIERRA VALiLEY, CALIFORNIA.
MAURICE PRITCHARD, Editor and Publisher.
The Leader circulates extensively in a wealthy agricultural and rich mining region.
Advertisers will And the Leader an excellent medium for placing their goods before a
prosperous people.
SEND FOR RATES.
THE HOME MESSENGER.
STAFFORD SPRINGS, - - TOLLAND CO., CONN.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
JOHN D. TAYLOR, Publisher. SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER ANNUM.
The Messenger is one of the best local newspapers published in Connecticut. It is also one
of the best papers for advertisers to use. Advertising rates furnished upon applicafion.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
SENTINEL.
BLUE SPRINGS, ----- NEBRASKA.
A. S. BICKERTON, Editor and Publisher.
A large, eight- page Independent-Republican weekly newspaper. While only recently
started, it has already a circulation exceeding 500 and increasing. It is a model family
journal, devoted to home interests, and a very desirable advertising medium. Rates made
known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
CHRISTIAN HERALD^
PiTblished Weekly, at
MONMOUTH, ... - - OREGON.
D. T. STANLEY (Monmouth, Ore.) ; J. W. WEBB (Salem, Ark.), Editors.
Devoted to the Restoration of Apostolic Christianity and the Unity of God's People.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - $2.(X) PER YEAR.
Circulation rapidly increasing. Advertising rates made known on application to
C. C. DOUGHTY, Business Manager.
ADVOCATE.
MAGNA EST VERITAS ET PREVALEBIT.
ERIN, - . - - - - ONTARIO.
The Advocate is a live local paper, at the same time it gives all the general news inter-
spersed with choice reading matter. It has a large circulation throughout Wellington
County among intelligent business men.
SEND FOR ADVERTISING RATES.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, lOSpi-uce St., New York.
FINNEY COUNTY ADVOCATE.
LAKIN, - - . - _ - KANSAS.
F. R. FRENCH, Editor and Publisher.
A large, interesting, progressive paper. Established 1P85. With an extensive circulation
in a great agricultural district among a class of people with whom it is profitable to adver-
tise and sure to bring ample returns. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE ELBERTON LEADER.
ELBERTON, - . . - - GEORGIA.
M. J. WEBB, - ... Editor and Proprietor.
SUBSCRIPTION, ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.
Is an attractive and progressive sheet, published in one of the most prosperous little
cities in the " New South."
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
It380
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
Tarboro,
SOUTHERNER.
North Carolina.
FRANK POWELL, Editor and Proprietor.
The Southerner, established in 1822, has a
guaranteed circulation of 2,000, and is pub-
lished in the wealthiest and most intelligent
section of Xorth Ca^'oliua.
ADVERTISING RATES :
Fiftj' cents an inch per mouth for all adver-
tisements three mouths or longer.
CARROLL. BANNER.
" Equal Rights to all Men."
Lake Providence, - Louisiana.
Mrs. 31. L. GARNER, Editor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $2.00.
This popular and reliable journal is pub-
lished every Thursday ; the ofiBcial organ of
East Cari'oll Parish, and the only paper ever
founded by a lady in Louisiana. Its circula-
tion is increasing with everj^ issue, having
doubled itself in six months. The most
profitable advertising medium in this sec-
tion. Rates on application.
FRANK H. ROGERS.
W. W. HASKELL.
GARFIELD COUNTY GAZETTE.
VVillo^v Springs,
Nebraska.
ROGERS & HASKELL, Publishers.
A FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Send for rates.
THE ADVERTISER.
(Illustrated.)
ISSUED WEEKLY, AT
3Iaclison, . . -
Georgia.
By ED. A. RICE.
SUBSCRIPTION, 60 CENTS A YEAR.
Circulation and charges for advertising
guaranteed satisfactory.
NEWS.
Sherman Center,
Kansas.
E. F. TENNANT.
J. D. REED, -
Editor.
Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, SI. 50.
Published every Thursday, at the county
seat of Sherman Countj'. The largest, cheap-
est and best paper in the county. An invalu-
able advertising medium for this prosperous
and wealthy section.
Send for rates.
THE ALLIANCE MAIL.
Published weeklj', at
Itasca, - . - Texas,
By PARDUE & GIVENS.
It is the adopted organ of the Farmers' Alli-
ance of Hill County.
This organization has over 3,000 members in
HUl County.
Subscription, $1.50 per year.
There is no better advertising medium in
the State.
DAILY AND WEEKLY JOURNAL
AND LOCAL.
Sandusky, - - Erie Co., Ohio.
Journal established in 18W ; Local in 1882.
Consolidated March ;;, 18ST.
MERRILL & BITTNER, Pubs, and Props.
Official Paper of City and County. The
consolidated paper, making it one of the best
advertising mediums in the West, having the
largest circulation of any paper in Northern
Ohio between Cleveland and Toledo. The
Weekly is a large six-column quarto, and
owing to its extensive circulation is pub-
lished at $1.00 per year. Daily lately enlarged
to a seven-column paper.
TEXAS COURIER-RECORD OF
MEDICINE.
Dallas,
Texas.
W. B. BROOKS, M.D.. Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, S2. in advance.
Published monthly. Contains 72 pages of
interesting matter relating to Medicine, Sur-
gery, and collateral sciences. Contains a
careful report of special cases, and of papers
to different societies. An invaluable medium
for advertisers wishing to reach the profes-
sion. Send for rates.
THE LITERARY GAZETTE.
Published bi-weekly, bv
D. & S. MYERS & COMPANY,
344 East 7Sth St., New York City.
Devoted to the interests of Literature and
Societies.
Subscription Rates ;
One Year, - - - $1 25
Six Months, - . . 65
Single Copies, - - - 10
Advertising rates furnished on application.
THE STAR OF EAST PORTLAND.
East Portland, - - Oregon.
STAR PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
C. TAYLOR, - - - . Editor.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50.
A large and progressive eight-column news-
paper, published every Saturday afternoon,
and highly prized as a Sunday treat by the
8,U0<» prosperous inhabitants of this flourish
ing town. A tirst-class advertising medium.
Send for rates before placing your "ads."
elsewhere.
THE ARIZONA SENTINEL.
Yuma,
Yuma Co., Arizona.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
J. W. DORRINGTON, Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUNTY.
Subscription— One Year, $5 ; single copies,
10c. Advertisements— Legal, per inch, $2.50.
Commercial terms made known on av)plica-
tion. Address The Arizona Sentinel,
Yuma, Arizona.
PEOPLE'S WITNESS.
Wilmington,
Dela^vare.
A WORTHINGTON BRINCKLEY, Editor.
WITNESS PUB. CO., Publishers.
Subscription, - - $1.00.
A large eight-page newspaper. A powerful
and influential organ of the Colored people,
devoted to their moral, social and constitu-
tio7ial liberties. Circulates in every State in
the Union, possessing peculiar advantages as
an advertising medium. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1:.\S1
A D V E R T I S E R S
who want to reach the intelligent and thrit ty mechanics of Moberly and the sturdy reliable
farmers of Randolph and adjoining counties, should send their orders to WALLACE J.
DAVIS, Proprietor.
Headlights
MOBERLY, - - - - MISSOURI.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
DAILY HAS AVERAGED 700 FOR TWO YEARS. WEEKLY HAS NOW 1,300.
Only ALL HOME PRINT Daily in Moberly, and only one giving TELEGRAPH NEWS.
Makes special feature of local illustrations. Also publish BOONE CO. ?SENTINEL. at
Columbia, Mo., with fine circulation In agricultural region. Send for sample copies.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New Yorli.
The Idea.
DURANGO, - - - - COLORADO.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
OLDEST NEWSPAPER IN THE SOUTHWEST.
THE IDEA PUBLISHING COMPANY. FRANK HARTMAN, President and Manager.
Daily— One Year, - - - - $10 00
Six Months, - - - - 5 00
One Month, - - - - 1 00
Weekly— One Year, - - - - 3 (X>
Six Months, - - - - 1 75
Three Months, - - - - 1 00
Advertising rates made known on application. All communications should be addressed
to THE IDEA PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Cherokee Advocate.
TAHLEQUAH, - ~^ C. N., INDIAN TER.
E. C. BOUDINOT, - - - Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00. ESTABLISHED IN 1856.
IT IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY IN ENGLISH AND CHEROKEE. SIZE, 26x40. OFFICIAL
JOURNAL OF CHEROKEE NATION.
THE ONLY PAPER IN A WIDE EXTENT OF TERRITORY.
IT HAS A BONA FIDE CIRCULATION OF 1,600, AND IS AN EXCELLENT
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates made known on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Wood River News-Miner.
HAILEY, - - - - IDAHO TERRITORY.
PUBLISHED BY RICHARDS & RICHARDS.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
It is the pioneer and representative paper of the celebrated Mining District of Wood
River. It is published in Central Idaho, and at the county seat of Alturas County, the most
flom-ishing county in the Territory. Both the Daily and Weekly circulate in everv camp
and town in the Territory, which fact makes the paper valuable for advertisers. Rates of
advertising sent on application. Subscription Rates :
The Daily News-Miner, one year, $10.00 ; The Weekly News-Miner, one year, $3.00.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1282
GEO. P. ROVYELL & GO'S
THE SPRINGFIELD ARGUS.
A live, local newspaper, published at
Spi*ini:field} - • Ontario,
in the heart of a rich farming community.
$1.00 per year, in advance ; §1.50 if not so
paid.
A good advertising medium. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
W. GRAHAM, Proprietor.
THE JEWELL. RECORD.
- - - - Iowa.
Jewell,
LON G. HARDIN,
Editor and Publisher.
A free and progressive Republican local
paper.
Advertising rates $80.00 per column.
None but metal base cuts used in this paper.
Seven column folio, SI per year.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS.
PADGETT & RUNEY, Proprietors.
Clifton, - - - Kansas.
Published by J. C. PADGETT, Editor, and
C. E. RUNEY, Local Editor.
Subscription $1.50 per yeai'.
Circulation TOO.
First-class Job Office in connection.
A good advertising medium. Rates moder-
ate and made known on application.
THE BENSON TIMES.
Benson,
Minnesota.
Published every Tuesday.
POLAND & McCUNE, Editors.
The Times is the official paper of the
County, and has a larger circulation than all
other papers in Swift County combined.
Advertisers should consider the Times when
preparing their orders.
RATES REASONABLE.
DAILY.
PICKET.
WEEKLY.
Canton, ... Mississippi.
EMMETT L. ROSS, Editor and Publisher.
Tlie Daily is published every evening ex-
cept Sunday. The only daily paper in Madi-
son County, with its 26,000 population. A
circulation of over 500.
The Weekly, the official journal of Madison
Countj'. A valuable advertising medium, as
its circulation is large and is not confinecl to
county lines, but has a monopoly among an
intelligent class of constituents. Send for
rates.
THE MINNEAPOLIS FIRESIDE.
3Iinneapolis, Minnesota.
Is the Only Story Paper West of Chicago.
Terms, $1.00 per Year.
Advertising rates low.
ARBEIDETS BIDDER.
Minneapolis, - - Minnesota.
The only Scandinavian Workingmen's Paper
in the Northwest.
Cost— Only One Dollar a Year.
JOHANNES WIST,
Editor.
Published by Arbeidets Ridder Co.
Clubbing rates unequaled. P. O. Box 946.
Has peculiar advantages as an advertising
medium possessed bj' no other paper.
Have you ever heard of, or did you ever see
THE URICH CHRONICLE?
Perhaps not, as it is but a year old ; is a
seven-column folio, and is edited and pub-
lished by A. J. D. Stewart. It is located in
Urich, Henry Co., Mo.
Henry County has a population of 30.000, is
the banner county of the southwest, and
Urich is in the garden spot of the county.
Urich is 18 months old. has 600 inhabitants,
and will have 2.000 by 1888. She has one rail-
road, and grading begim on another. Stone
and coal in unlimited quantities. Send card
for copy of paper and advertising rates.
THE OMAHA TRUTH.
Omaha, - - Nebraska.
A WEEKLY JOURNAL.
Advocates every reform which promises
the elevation of humanity.
One Dollar per Year, in advance. Extensive
circulation.
Advertising rates given on application.
Address, Truth P. & P. Co.,
119 North 15th street.
Subscribe for the
FLORIDA HIGHLAND PRESS,
If you desii-e information abotit Florida.
Published every Friday, at
Sorrento, - Orange Co., Fla.
The highest and healthiest region of the
State.
PHILIP ISAACS, Editor and Publisher.
Send for sample copies, free to any address.
RADIATOR.
Darlington, - Lafayette Co., Wis.
ISSUED TUESDAYS.
Circulation,
750.
Seymour H. Cook & Co., Editors & Publishers.
Radical Prohibition. Size— eight pages, 30x42.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1..30 PER YEAR.
Established August 1886.
OBSERVER.
Published Every Saturday, at
Harvey, - Albert Co., N. B.
JOHN N WELLS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 per Year.
Devoted to literature, etlucation, temper-
ance and general intelligence.
Has a good staff of local correspondents.
Publishes weekly letters from Washington,
Boston, and other important busine>*.s cen-
tres. A lirmly established paper, with a cir-
culation of 50u, and constantly increasing. Ad-
vertisers will find this a good medium. Rates,
which are low, will be furnished promptly
on application.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1283
Truth.
(With which is Incorporated the New York Xeivs Letter.)
18 WEST 23D ST., - - NEW YORK CITY.
D. DALZIEL, Editor and Publisher.
A LARGE, TWENTY-FOUR-PAGE SOCIETY JOURNAL.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
SUBSCRIPTION, - - - $4.00 PER ANNUM.
ESTABLISHED IN 1880.
AN INTERESTING, INSTRUCTIVE AND INFLUENTIAL WEEKLY.
Advertising Rates, 15c. per Line.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
II You Have a Good Business Advertise in THE WEST END and Keep It.
The West End.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY, AT 1501 PINE STREET, COR. POLK,
SAN FRANCISCO, - - - - CALIFORNIA.
THE ONLY REPRESENTATIVE JOURNAL OF WHAT IS KNOWN AS THE
WESTERN ADDITION— THE FASHIONABLE AND POPULOUS
PORTION OF THE GREAT "CITY BY
THE SUNSET SEA."
S. B. GARLETON, - - PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
ACTUAL CIRCULATION, 2,000.
SUBSCRIPTION: ONE YEAR, $1.50 ; SIX MONTHS, 75 CENTS.
If You Have Not a Good Business Advertise in THE WEST END and
Get It.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1284
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
BAF.L.STON DEMOCRAT.
Ballston S^pa,
New York.
PHILIP LYONS, Editor and Publisher.
An active, fearless and progressive weekly
paper, published at the Count}' Seat, and the
leading Democratic paper of Saratoga Coun-
ty, with a large cii'culation not confined to
countv lines.
If you wish to share in the trade of this
prosperous country advertise in the Demo-
crat.
Send for rates
HYDE COUNTY BULiIiETIN.
Highmore, . - - Dakota.
Subscription, $100, in advance.
Edited and published every Saturday, by
HOWARD C. SHOBER.
A vigorous newspaper, having for its
object the dissemination of local and gen-
eral Intelligence, the advocacy of justice
and economy in the management of public
afliairs, the advancement of education and
morality in om- midst, and the upbuilding of
a commercial centre in Highmore. 100 the
largest circulation in the county, and an ex-
<!ellent advertising medium. Send for rates.
THE HERALD.
Saxton, - - Bedford Co., Pa.
A First-class Family Newspaper.
Issued every Wednesday.
W. THOMPSON, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00 per year, invariably in
advance.
The large numbers of the industrial and
thrifty classes that are on The Herald's
subscription list is a guarantee of its regu-
lar circulation, and of its value to the adver-
tisers who patronize it. Advertising rates
liberal and given on application.
THE WEEKL.Y JOURNAL.
Shreveport,
Liouisiaua.
A. D. BATTLE, Editor.
Is an eight-column folio, has a large city
circulation and throughout North Louisiana
and Eastern Texas.
Democratic in Politics, and is the official
journal of the Parish of Caddo.
Advertising rates moderate — considering
circulation.
Address DAVID C. HEINE,
Publisher and Business Manager.
NEWS.
Howard City,
Nebraska.
W. H. DOBBS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
An enterprising and reliable local weekly
newspaper, established less than one year,
but by its able management and impartiality
it has secured the indorsement of a large con-
stituency in Hall, Buffalo, Sherman and How-
ard ''ouiities. A verj' desirable advertising
medium. Send for rates.
NEWS JOURNAL.
Bolivar, . - - Ohio.
G. E. McMURRAY, Editor and Publisher.
A live and interesting local newspaper,
published weekly; the only paper in the
place, with a 1,000 population. It has a large
and increasing circulation throughout Tus-
carawas Co. A few reliable advertisements
solicited.
Send for Rates.
THE ATLANTA JOURNAL.
Atlanta,
Georgia.
J. P. JONES, Editor and Publisher.
The best Advertising Medium South.
Correspondence solicited.
THE SATURDAY GAZETTE.
Sandusky, ... Ohio.
W. L JACKSON, Editor and PubUsher.
Subscription, §1.00.
An Independent, Non Political Family
Newspaper.
Circulation Booming in City and Country.
Advertising Rates Reasonable.
Send For Sample Copy.
THE CRYSTAL RIVER CURRENT.
Crystal, > Gunnison Co*., Col.
A. A. JOHNSON, Editor and Proprietor.
A weekly paper devoted to the Mineral,
Marble, Coal and general interests of the
Elk Mountains in Gimnison and Pitkin
Counties.
Subscription .S3.0Q per annum, in advance.
THE 0C0N03I0W0C HERALD.
Ocononiowoc, - - AVisconsin.
Advertising rates made known on application.
G. A. ROGERS, Editor and Proprietor.
PubUshlng Office of
THE PEWAUKEE TRIBUNE,
THE HARTLAND INDEX,
THE DOUSiTIAN LEADER.
Three village 6-column folio local papers.
The above papers circulate in the beautiful
lake region of Waukesha county, and form
together the best medium for advertising to
be found. Special terms will be made for
advertising in two or more of the papers.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
Preston,
Minnesota.
W. A. HOTCHKISS, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.00.
This powerful and influential. journal was
established in 1861. Independent-Republican
in politics, and by its merit alone has gained
a circulation of over 2,000 throughout the en-
tire State, and to-day it is one of the best ad-
vertising mediums in the State.
Rates on application.
WINNIPEG SIFTINGS.
Published every Saturday, at
Winnipeg, - - Manitoba.
SAULTS & KIRKLAND, Proprietors.
J. E. FERGUSON, " Jef. Joslyn," Editor.
Fifth Year. Circulation, 2,300.
An illustrated comic weekly journal, 8
pages, 40 columns, devoted to plain speaking
and alleged humor.
A first class advertising medium. Siftixos
circulates throughout Manitoba and North-
west Territories.
Subscri]ition, $2.00 P^r Year, in Advance.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1285
THE DAILY COLONIST.
ST. JOHN'S, - - - - - NEWFOUNDLAND.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES, S3. 50 PER ANNUM, POSTAGE PREPAID.
Advertising Rates : 50 cts. per inch, 1st insertion ; 25 cts. per inch each continuation ;
50 per cent off on yearly contracts. 1—
P. R. BOWERS, Editor.
COLONIST PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO. (Incorporated), Publishers.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents. 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE
ISLAND GUARDIAN AND CHRISTIAN CHRONICLE.
Issued every Saturday Morning, at
CHARL.OTTETOWN, - - PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,
By THE ISLAND GUARDIAN PUBLISHING CO.
An Independent famUy journal, devoted to Religion, Temperance, Agriculture, Science and
General News.
TERMS : Per year, in advance, .$1.00 ; when not in advance, $1.50 ; single copies, 4 cts.
ADVERTISING RATES: First insertion, per Inch, 50 cts. ; each continuation, per inch,
20 cts. Contracts may be made for quarterly, half-yearly and yearly advertisements on
opplication at the office.
REV. W. R. FRAME, Editor. J. W. MITCHELL, Manager.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SALT RIVER VALLEY NEWS.
Published at
TE3IPE, - - - - MARICOPA CO., ARIZONA.
The Leading Weekly in the County.
JAS. H. McCLINTOCK, Editor. J. L. B. ALEXANDER, Publisher.
Issued every Satui'day morning, in one of the best agricultural and progressive sections
of Maricopa county, and is therefore the best advertising medium in the countj^ to reach all
classes of readers. Its circulation is increasing daily, and the paper is popular and is
sought after by everybody.
Advertising Rates— One inch, per month, .$1.00 ; liberal reduction to regular advertisers.
Legal advertising— One inch, first insertion, $2.50 ; each subsequent insertion, $1.25.
Subscription Price— One year, $4.00 ; six months, $2.00 ; three months, §1.00. In advance,
Gbo. p. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
ROSCOE HERALD.
ROSCOE, - - - - DAKOTA.
W. S. CAMPBELL, Editor and Publisher.
The leading Republican paper of Edmunds County. Contains reliable information con-
cerning Government Land in Central Dakota, and especially In the Aberdeen Land District.
An excellent medium for Eastern advertising, especially Land and Pension Attorneys.
Circidation 450. Parties thinking of making new homes in the West and desiring reliable
Information as to business openings in Dakota cannot make a better investment than to
send $1.00 for six months.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
MAIL AND EXPRESS.
ATLANTA, - - - - GEORGIA.
MAIL AND EXPRESS PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
D.J.KELLEY, - - - Manager.
Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
Ho, Advertisers ! If you wish a share of the trade of this great city, the Gate City of
the South, emplov at once the columns of the Mail and Express. Sworn circulation 10,000
copies weekly. Without an equal in the South Rates promptly furnished on application.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
THE SUNDAY TIMES.
MEMPHIS, . . - - - TENNESSEE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SUNDAY.
The Times is a local, social and literary paper, having a large circulation in Memphis and
the surrounding towns of Tennessee, Arkansas, Mississippi and Alabama. It has regular
located correspondents in 47 towns in the above States, who furnish the social and personal
news of their towns regularly. It also contains a large amount of selected humor, a good
serial story, and the sermons of Rev. T. DeWitt Talmage. It makes a specialty of fine social
cartoons and local sketches. It gives the Saturdays telegraphic news.
THE TIMES HAS A LARGER CITY CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER MEMPHIS PAPER.
Subscription Price, by mail, is $1.50 per Year. By carrier 20c. per Month.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
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1286
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
MINNESOTA FARMER.
Established 187T.
3IinneapoIis, - - Minnesota.
MINNESOTA FARMER PRINTING CO.,
Publishers.
H. C. NEWTON, Editor.
A large sixteen-page weelsly paper, pub-
lished simultaneously at St. Paul and Minne-
apolis, with a circulation exceeding 12,000
copies and increasing among every one en-
gaged in agricultural pursuits or trade.
The best medium to reach these people in
Minnesota.
INTER-IDAHO.
Hailey,
Idaho.
C. H. CLAY, Editor and Publisher.
It is a Daily paper and Democratic in Politics.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF ATTURAS COUNTY.
Advertising Rates furnished on application.
Complete Commercial and Poster Printing
Establishment,
ADVOCATE.
Forrest City,
Arkansas.
A. M. NEELY, Editor.
ST. FRANCIS PRINTING ASS'N, Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
A weekly newspaper, devoted to the polit-
ical, educational, industrial and religious de-
velopment of the colored race ; and it has a
bona flde circulation larger than any other
paper in Eastern Arkansas. There is no bet-
ter advertising mediiun for this prosperous
and fertile section of country. Send for
rates.
WARREN COUNTY NEWS.
Indianola,
Iowa.
NEWS PUBLICATION CO., Publishers.
Succeeds the Real Estate News, and is the
only journal of its class in this section of the
State. It gives all the local and general
news, and has a large patronage throughout
Warren and adjoining counties. The best
advertising medium for real estate building
and general advertising in the county. Send
for rates.
KANSAS PRAIRIE DOG.
Lake City,
Kansas.
REUBEN LAKE, Proprietor.
C. L. HAMMACK, Editor and Publisher.
The Prairie Dog is a patent, seven-column
folio, with its subscription price at $1.00, and
its circulation outnumbers any journal in the
county published in an inland town.
The Prairie Dog is democratic. Estab-
lished in ISS-t, and is published every Thurs-
day. For advertising rates address the pub-
lisher. Sample copies sent free.
DELTA AND SAN JOAQUIN VAL-
LEY RESOURCES.
Visalia. - - California.
J. O. BLAKELEY & CO., Publishers.
The Delta is the leading Republican paper
of Tulare county. Established 1858. It has a
large circulation throughout the entire State.
One of the very best advertising mediums in
the State. The Resources is a large, 16-page
monthlj', devoted to immigration and to
home interests. If you wish to learn of this
beautiful country, subscribe for The Re-
sources. Only SI a year. Send for adv. rates.
THE TRANSCRIPT.
Lynn, - - MassachuscttH.
Published every Friday Evening.
GEORGE T. NEWHALL, Editor and Prop'r.
Subscription Price, $2.00 per Year,
The Transcript's advertising columns pre-
sent a medium for reaching the intelligent
and thrifty people of Lynn and its vicinity
unsurpassed by those of any like publication.
The rates for space for transient and yearly
advertisers are very reasonable, and the latter
are accorded the privilege of a fresh presenta-
tion of their wares or wants, within fair
limits, without extra charge. Rates will be
made known on application.
EAGLE.
St. Joseph,
Illinois.
G, N. WYNINGER, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, 75 Cents.
A bright and lively Republican bi-weekly
newspaper, published every other Tuesday.
Circulates extensively throughout the county,
and is a flrst-class advertising medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
TIMES-MOUNTAINEER.
Issued every Saturday.
The Dalles,
Ore&ron.
JOHN MICHELL, ^ditor and Proprietor.
Subscription, $2.00 a Year.
Circulation largest of any paper in Eastern
Oregon. Best advertising medium in this
section. Not ruled by party or clique, and
fearless in expression of opinion on all sub-
jects. Gives full general, State and local news.
FORT DAVIS NEWS.
Fort Davis,
Texas.
CHAS, KRULL, Editor and Pub'r.
Subscription, $2.00.
A bright and enterprising weekly news-
paper Established 1883, and with a circula-
tion exceeding 500 and rapidly increasing.
The only paper of Jeff Davis Countj^ with its
population of 3,000.
An excellent advertising medium.
Send for rates.
PATRIOT DEMOCRAT.
Clinton, - - Louisiana.
Official Organ of East Feliciana.
Official Organ of Towm of Clinton.
A Wide-Awake Home Newspaper, published
every Saturday.
S. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
CHARLES KILBOURNE, - - - Editor.
TERMS : $2.50 IN ADVANCE.
That the Patriot Democrat is a flrst-class
advertising medium can be verified at any
time by a glance at its columns or a trial ad-
vertising order.
THE STAR.
Fort Gaines, - - Georgia.
Published every Tuesday, by
JERNIGAN & BROWN, Editors and Prop'rs.
Subscription, 50 Cents a Year, in Advance.
Sworn Circulation of over 800, consequently
the best Advertising Medium in
Soutliwest Georgia.
rates of advertisements.
One column, 1 year, $40.00 : 6 months, $22.00
Half " 1 " 25.00; 6 " 15.00
Quar. " 1 " 15.00; 6 " 8.00
Special prices on advertisements over one
column.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1287
IF YOU HAVE A GOOD BUSINESS, ADVERTISE AND KEEP IT.
IF NOT, ADVERTISE AND SECURE IT.
ADVERTISE JUDICIOUSLY, ENTERPRISINGLY, COURAGEOUSLY, PERSISTENTLY,
SYSTEMATICALLY, AND ALWAYS USE THE
American Orangeman.
(COPYRIGHTED.)
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER, WITH A FIELD EXCLUSIVELY
ITS OWN.
WHICH WILL PLACE YOUR ADVERTISEMENT BEFORE THE MEMBERS OF THE
L.OYAL, ORANGE INSTITUTION
AND THE
L.ADIES' li. O. ASSOCIATION, THEIR FAMII^IES AND FRIENDS.
ADVERTISING RATES ONE DOL.L.AR PER INCH.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS ON LARGE CONTRACTS.
WRITE FOR ESTIMATES TO
JOSEPH C. MoCREADY
MANAGER,
Washington, D. C.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1288
GEO. P. ROWELL & CD'S
THE GUARDIAN.
Published every Tuesday and Friday.
Truro, - - Nova Seotia, Cau.
ALFRED C. MILLS, Editor.
The Guardian contains more reading mat-
ter than anj' serai- weekly country newspaper
published in the Provinces. Xo newspaper
in the Provinces offers better inducements to
honest advertisers.
Subscription and advertising rates furnish-
ed on application.
CLIPPER.
Buffalo,
Kausas.
J. H. HALE, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription, $1.50.
An independent, four-page weekly news-
paper. The only journal in the place. Ably
edited and a popular favorite, as its rapidly
increasing circulation clearlj' shows.
A first-class advertising medium.
Send for rates.
STOCKTON COMMERCIAIi
RECORD.
Stockton,
California.
Published every Saturday.
Proprietoi's.
DENIG & HOWELL,
Circulation, 1,500.
POLITICS,
INDEPENDENT.
THE PL.AINDEAL.ER
AND
MINNESOTA MESSENGER.
Osseo,
Minnesota.
J. L. BARLOW, Editor and Publisher.
The Plain'dealer is a large eight-page, pro-
gressive and influential newspaper, published
weekly at $1.50 a year. The Messenger, es-
tablished 1S72, published every Thursday, has
a large and rapidly increasing circulation.
As advertising mediums they are incompara-
ble. Send for rates.
THE CLARION.
JLiifkin,
R.
Texas.
L. CHRISTOPHER,
Editor and Publisher.
One of the best papers published in Texas ;
witty, brilliant and ably edited ; devoted to
agriculture and immigration, better schools
and better homes. A rapidly increasing cir-
culation. One of the best mediums for adver-
tising in that section of Texas. Low rates.
Write for them.
THE INDEPENDENCE NEWS.
Independence,
Wisconsin.
MULLIGAN & ARNOLD, Pubs, and Props.
Established 1877.
Republican. Weekly. Thursdays.
$1.50 per year. Circulation 600.
A live local paper and first class advertising
medium.
MIDDLE GEORGIA BANNER.
Eatontou,
Georgia.
JONES & FEARS, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.25.
A Religious and Family Newspaper, seek-
ing to elevate the moral and educational
standard of the colored people ; it is the
official organ of the race in Middle Georgia
and is the cheapest paper published. Excel-
lent advertising medium for all classes of
business men. Send for rates.
ROBERTS COUNTY RECORD.
W^ilmot,
Dakota.
WM. G. ASHTON, Editor and Publisher.
The Record is the oflQcial paper of Roberts
County and a valuable advertising medium,
as it is the only paper that reaches every in-
habitant of the county. Circulation increas-
ing as the number of settlers increase. It
goes to them all.
THE FORT MORGAN TIMES.
Published every Friday, at
Fort Morgan, - Weld Co., Col.
L. C. BAKER, Publisher and Proprietor.
Established in 1884. Circulation 4o0.
Fort Morgan is situated in the finest agri-
cultural section of the State. Elevation 4,00(i
feet. The principal products of the section
are alfalfa, cork, oats, wheat and potatoes.
Stock raising is carried on largely.
THE SOCORRO BULLION.
Socorro,
New Mexico.
C. LONGUEMARE, Editor and Proprietor.
Established in 1883.
Devoted to the mining and industrial
interests of New Mexico.
Circulates in New Mexico, Colorado, Arizona
Old Mexico and California.
THE WEEKLY PRESS.
Formerly " CRICKET."
Partridge, - - Kansas.
WILLIS J. PEGG, Publisher and Proprietor.
An eight-page, forty-column paper, devoted
primarily to home interests, and for giving
its patrons the cream of all the latest news
Circulates largely throughout Reno County
and is a first-class advertising medium.
Rates sent on application.
THE "ELVEZIA.'
San Francisco,
California.
Is the onlj' Swiss Newspaper published in the
Italian language in the United States.
It has a large circulation among the Italian
element in general, and particularly among
the Swiss Dairymen of the Pacific Coast and
of Europe.
Dealers in Dairj- Produce, Farm and Dairy
Supplies, Agricultural Implements, Dairy Im-
plements and Machinery, Seed Stores, Tin-
ware, Hardware, Willow-ware, etc., will find
it a most efficient Advertising Medium.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY 1289
The Oakland Independent.
OAKLAND, - - - - BURT CO., NEBRASKA.
A POPULAR, NON-PARTISAN, FA3IILY PAPER.
WITH THE LARGEST CIRCULATION BETWEEN OMAHA AND SIOUX CITY.
THE ONLY HOME-PRINTED PAPER IN THE LOGAN VALLEY.
AND BELT ADVERTISER IN N. E. NEBRASKA.
SUBSCRIPTION : $1.50 PER YEAR. EVERY THURSDAY.
THIS PAPER IS RAPIDLY INCREASING IN CIRCULATION, AND ADVERTISERS
WILL FIND IT A SUPERIOR AND VALUABLE ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Address, HENRY & HARDING, Publishers,
OAKLAND, NEBRASKA.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
Iowa W. C. T. U. Messenger.
" O Send Out Thy Light and Thy Truth.
DES MOINES, IOWA.
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE IOWA W. C. T. U.
Mrs. FLORENCE MILLER, Editor. Mrs. E. H. HARDING. Business Manager.
SUBSCRIPTION, Sl.OO A YEAR.
It advocates the Abolition of the Dram Shop and that it should never have Legal
existence in the Land. The way to Stop, is to stop what Causes It. We want
Laws that will cut off the Supply of Intoxicating Drink.
A PAPER THAT COMMENDS ITSELF TO EVERY RIGHT THINKING MAN OR
WOMAN IN THE LAND.
A Large and Increasing Circulation. Legitimate advertisements inserted and sure to
derive ample benefit. All Information cheerfully given on application.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1290
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
SPECTATOR.
Columbia,
Kentucky.
STRANGE BROS. & CO.,
Editors and Publishers.
Subscription, $1.50.
Published weeklj-. Established 1870. The
oldest paper in the countj'. Independent in
all things, only gi^ing honor to those who
deserve it ; ably edited, typographically neat,
and a popular favorite, as Its large circula-
tion of over 1,000 copies clearly shows. Con-
sult your interests, and advertise in it. Send
for rates.
KNOXVILIiE COURIER.
Main Street,
KnoxTille, Pa.
Published every Friday.
LA MONT & BABCOCK, PubUshers.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
To those who wish to share in the trade of
Knoxville, we say advertise in the Courier.
Your advertisement will meet the attention
of all the business men, and cannot fail to
bring you good returns.
COURIER.
Harvard,
Nebraska.
SAM W. WISTROM, Editor and Publisher.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 A YEAR.
An eight-page weekly paper, Republican
in Politics. Established 1885. With an exten-
sive circulation in a fine grain and stock-
raising country.
THE DAHL.ONEGA SIGNAL..
Dahlouegra,
Ijumpkin Co., Ga.
PRICE & REED, Editors and Publishers.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.50 PER ANNUM.
The Signal was established in 1840; it is a
record of Miniug, Political. Local and Literary
news. It is the oldest and has the largest
circulation of any newspaper in this section
of Georgia. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
PANOLA WATCH3IAN.
Carthage,
Texas.
T. E. BOREN, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.50.
One of the leading local journals of North-
ern Texas. Established 1873, and bv its fair-
ness it has gained a large and reliable circu-
lation throughout the State. An Excellent
Advertising Medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
DAKOTA EAGLE.
Willow City,
Dakota.
JACOB P. HAGAR, Editor and Publisher.
Subscription $1.(X).
An enterprising and progressive weekly
newspaper, with a circulation alreadv of 6(/),
and increasing with every issue. The best
advertising medium for Bottineau and ad-
joining counties.
Rates on Application.
THE CLARKSBURG NEWS.
Clarksburg:,
West Virginia.
LEE H. VANCE, Proprietor.
Largest circulation of any paper in the
State outside of Wheeling, and its books are
always open to examination in proof of its
claims.
NORTON'S
UNION INTELLIGENCER.
Dallas, ...
Texas.
Is the oldest Republican Paper now pub-
lished in the State.
Terms of Subscription :
Daily, $6.00 a Year. Weekly, $2.00 a Year.
The last Union paper in the South ; has the
best circulation in Northern Texas.
THE JOURNAL.
Grand Rapids,
Dakota.
JOE M. CHAPPLE, Proprietor.
Grand Rapids Is the county seat of La Moure
County, beautifully situated on the James
River and on the James River Valley Rail-
road, the geographical centre of the county,
and surrounded by thicklv settled and ex-
ceedingly rich country. The Journal is an
elglit-page Weekly, is the official paper of the
county, and has the largest cii-culation in La
Moure County.
A Valuable Advertising Medium.
THE HOME GUARDIAN.
Boston,
3Ias8achusetts.
M. V. BALL, Editor.
This popular monthly magazine has for
fifty years enjoyed a large circulation among
the refined religious families of New Eng-
land and throughout the country.
An exceptionally good medium for adver-
tisements of books or articles used in the
household. Address, HOME GUARDIAN, 6
Oak Place, Boston, Mass.
LE COURRIER.
Bay City,
Michigan.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Subscription, $1.50 per Year.
J. L. HARQUELL, Publisher.
Established 1877.
A French newspaper, having a State circu-
lation and entering the home of nearly every
Frenchman in Bay County. The most exten-
sive lumber and salt point in the couutrv.
DE3IOCRAT.
Ellsworth,
Kansas.
COLLETT & FOSTER. Editors and Publishers.
A large eight-page paper, containing all the
local and the cream of the general news.
Has a circulation of over 1,000 throughout
Ellsworth and adjoining counties, the richest
farming district in the West. There is no
I better advertising medium. Send for rates.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY. 1291
The Record.
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
OWEGO, - - - - TIOGA CO., N. Y.
THE •' DAILY RECORD " IS PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAYS,
C. S. SCOTT AND O. J. WATROS, Editors and Publishers.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 600 COPIES DAILY.
Larger circulation than any other daily in Tioga County, and one of the brightest papers
in the Slate.
Tioga County Record.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Circulation, 1,800, principally in farming communities. A county paper, established in 1871.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Daily Enterprise.
RIVERSIDE, - ~^ - CAIilFORNIA.
WILLIAM STUDABECKER, Proprietor.
OLDEST DAILY PAPER IX RIVERSIDE. BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Independent and Fearless in all things.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES-DAILY.
One Year (by mail), So.OO; Six Months, §2.50; Three Months, §1.50; One Month, 50c,
WEEKLY.
One Year (by mail), - . . . $1.00.
Geo. P. RowELL & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St.. New York.
The National Republican.
WASHINGTON, - - DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
E. W. FOX, President and Manager.
A Republican Newspaper, devoted solely to the party and the nation. Its editorial
columns are devoted entirely to national, political and local matters, all subjects being
viewed from a party standpoint and treated independently, without regard or favor to per-
sons or factions. The Weekly edition of The Republican will be devoted almost exclu-
sively to the news of the Capital. Daily, postage prepaid, per year, $6.( lO ; Weekly, postage
prepaid, per year, $1.00. Remit by draft or post-ofBce order. THE NATIONAL REPUBLI-
CAN COMPANY, Washington, D. C. To advertisers The National Republican will be an
indispensable medium.
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
The Daily Free Press-
LONDON, - - - - CANADA.
SWORN CIRCULATION, S,SOO PER DAY.
Two editions daily (Morning and Evening). Largest circulation of any paper in Western
Canada. It is read everywhere, and seen everywhere in the West.
The Free Press is the only Morning and Evening Paper representing the Liberal-Conser-
vative party, published within a radius of 100x200 miles. It is the recognized leader of public
opinion on all important questions, and the most influential paper in Western Ontario.
London is situated in the centre of the most fertile and thickly populated portion of Canada.
The daily is a 48-column paper (8 pages cut and pasted), clearly printed from new type, on
good paper. Established thirty-eight years.
WEEKLY TREE PRESS.
CHEAPEST AND BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN WESTERN CANADA— SWORN CIR-
CULATION, 20,300.
The oldest and best family newspaper in the West, now in its thirtj--ninth year of pub-
lication. A large twelve-page paper, containing seventy-two columns of carefully prepared
reading matter, interesting to the farmer, the family and the general reader.
Advertising rates furnished on application. Address
FREE PRESS PRINTING CO., I^ondon, Canada.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
1292 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
AMEPHKA.
SHENANDOAH, ... - PENNSYLVANIA.
REV. JOHN WOLAXSKI, Editor and Publisher,
A bi-weekly paper, the only journal published in America in the Little Russian dialect,
and Avith type imported directly from the Old Country. It is the only paper that can reach
the Russians of this country. It is also the organ of the Greek Catholic Church in America,
having merits as an advertising medium possessed bv no other paper.
RATES OX APPLICATIOX.
Geo. p. Roweul, & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., Xew York.
~~ THE ELKTON RECORD^
EL.KTON, ----.. DAKOTA.
Issued every Fridaj'. JAS. L. PRATT, Editor and Publisher. Terms— $1.50 per year.
The Record aims to be one of the best local papers in Brookings County. Its steadily
increasing patronage certifies its ability to please. Is situated in one of the best towns iii
South Dakota. The C. & X. W., and B. C. R. & N. Railways do a rushing business at this point.
Energetic and legitimate business enterprises solicited. No frauds need apply. Subscribe
for the Record and live happily. Advertisers find this a good medium in which to shout.
Come and see us. Geo. P. Rowell & Co.. Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
WEST AMERICAN SCIENTIST.
SAN DIEGO, - ... - CALIFORNIA.
C. R. ORCUTT, Editor and Publisher.
A popular review and record for the Pacific Coast and official organ of the San Diego
Society of Natural History. Instructive and interesting articles by eminent writers in
every issue. It possesses great advantages for advertisers.
RATES OX APPLICATION.
Geo. p. Rowkll & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
DODGE COUNTY JOURNAL.
EASTi^IAN, ------ GEORGIA.
R. 6. BURTON, Editor and Publisher.
An ablj' edited, democratic journal, published every Wednesday. The official organ of
Dodge County. It has a circulation of over 800, throughout Dodge and adjoining counties.
An excellent advertising medium. Send for rates.
Geo. p. Rowell & Co., Agents, 10 Spruce St., New York.
NIAGARA TIMES. NIAGARA FALLS WORLD.
Established X'ov, 15, 1886. Established Jan. 1, 1S86.
NIAGARA, --.--. ONTARIO.
B. C. REECE, Publisher.
Average circulation weekly of WORLD for 1886, 800 copies. A total circulation for the
year 41,300 copies. Special rates to advertisers for insertion in both TIMES and WORLD.
Address all communications to PUBLISHER. Niagara, Ont,
Rates of advertising must be adhered to very accurately. One column. 1 year, $100,00 ;
one column, half year, $60.00 ; one column, 3 months, $36.00 ; one inch, 1 year, $5.00.
THE HAWK-EYE.
BURLINGTON, - ... - IOWA.
The Only Morning DaUy in Burlington— a City of 30,000 People. Reaches over 240 towns
in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. It has, with one exception, the largest
Cu'culation of any Daily Paper published in Iowa,
WEEKLY EDITIOX CIRCULATES THE WORLD AROUND.
REACHING EVERY STATE AND TERRITORY IN THE UNITED STATES. THE PROV-
INCES OF CANADA, ENGLAND, GERMANY AND AUSTRALIA.
THE TEXAS CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
DALLAS, - . - . . TEXAS.
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Area of States and Territories in Square Miles and Acres.
RANK-
STATES.
SQUARE MILES.
ACRES.
48 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
i
60
38,400
47 RHODE ISLAND,
46 DELAWARE,
45 CONNECTICUT,
44 NEW JERSEY,
43 MASSACHUSETTS,
42 NEW HAMPSHIRE,
41 VERMONT.
40 MARYLAND,
89 WEST VIRGINIA,
38 MAINE,
37 SOUTH CAROLINA,
36 INDIANA,
35 KENTUCKY,
34 VIRGINIA,
33 OHIO,
82 TENNESSEE,
31 PENNSYLVANIA,
30 LOUISIANA,
29 MISSISSIPPI,
28 NEW YORK,
27 NORTH CAROLINA,
26 ALABAMA,
25 ARKANSAS,
24 FLORIDA,
23 WISCONSIN,
22 IOWA,
21 ILLINOIS,
20 MICHIGAN,
19 GEORGIA,
18 WASHINGTON TER..
17 MISSOURI,
16 INDIAN TER.,
15 NEBRASKA,
14 MINNESOTA,
10 OREGON,
9 WYOMING,
3 DAKOTA,
2 CALIFORNIA,
ITEXAS
1,085
1,9 6 0
l4-,845
7,45 5
8,040
9,005
48.5 8B
51,54
53,04^
54.2 4C
54,450
5 5,475
56,000
57;430
58.980
66.880
68,735
6 9.830
7 6.185
79.205
8 1.700
82.190
84290
94.56 0
9757 5
103,645
10 9.740
I 12.920
12 2.460
1 45,3 I 0
147,700
155.980
262,290
694,400
1,254,400
3,100,800
4,771,200
5,145,600
5.763,200
5,846;400
6,310, 4C0
15,772,800
19,132,800
19.308,800
22.982,400
25,600,000
25,680,000
26,086,400
26,720,000
28,790,400
29,068,800
29,657, 200
30,476,800
31,091,200
32,985,600
33,948,800
34,713,600
34,848,000
35.504.000
35,840,000
86,755,200
37,747,200
42,803,200
43,990,400
44,691,200
48.758,400
50,691,200
13 KANSAS,
8 1.700
52,288,000
12 UTAH,
82.190
52,601,600
11 IDAHO,
84290
53,945,600
60,518,400
62,448,000
8 COLORADO,
103,645 : ^^^^^^^^BM
7 NEVADA,
10 9.740 1
70,233,600
6 ARIZONA. 1
1 12.920
72,268,800
5 NEW MEXICO, ^^^^^^^MBBWy^^^^M
1 78,374,400
4 MONTANA,
1 45,3 1 0
92,998.400
94,528,000
99,82r,200
167865600
Population (Census 1880) & Number of Newspapers (1887).
RANK. STATES.
POPXJLATIOK.
NEWSPAPERS.
48 INDIAN TER.,
1
6
47 WYOMING TER.,
|20.789
24
46 IDAHO TER.,
|3 2.6 1 0
33
45 MONTANA TER.,
B^J 59
40
44 ARIZONA TER.,
J30,4-4-0
33
43 NEVADA,
"B5I2.2 6 6
42 WASHINGTON TER.,
41 NEW MEXICO TER.,
565
30 NEBRASKA,
29 WEST VIRGINIA,
28 CONNECTICUT,
27 MAINE,
26 MINNESOTA,
4 5 2.4 0
6 I 8.4 5
780.77
SO
74
35
40 DAKOTA TER..
IB^I 77
328
39 UTAH TER.,
■E^9 6 3
28
38 DELAWARE,
■Kd!6 08
31
37 OREGON,
^mMiWi 6 8
103
36 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
1 1 7 7.6
24
57
35 COLORADO,
19 4,3
27
170
at FLORIDA,
^^^E]93
117
33 RHODE ISLAND, ^^^^^^ 1
56
32 VERMONT, |
33 2,2
!6
67
31 NEW HAMPSHIRE, |
3 4 6,9
II
106
440
133
170
148
339
25 ARKANSAS,
■ 802,52g
166
24 CALIFORNIA,
■ 864.69^
427
23 1LA.RYLAND,
1 934.943]
171
22 LOUISIANA,
1 939.946
120
21 SOUTH CAROLINA,
1 99 5.5 7 7
96
20 KANSAS,
1 99 6.0 9 6
684
19 NEW JERSEY,
1 1.13 I.I 1 6
1 285
18 MISSISSIPPI,
1 1. 131.597
1 136
17 ALABAMA,
1.26 2.5 0 5
1 156
16 WISCONSIN,
1.31 5.4 9 7
^ 455
15 NORTH CAROLINA, |
1.399.7 5 0 ^^^^^^^^^^HBI
14 VIRGINIA, 1
1.51 2.565 1
209
13 GEORGIA, 1
1.542,180 1
226
12 TENNESSEE, |
1.54 2.3 5 9 1
204
11 TEXAS. 1
1.59 1.7 4 9 1
422
10 IOWA, H
l.£24,6 1 5
731
9 MICHIGAN,
1 1.6 3 6,9 3 7
f 594
8 KENTUCKY,
1 1.648,6 9 0
1 218
7 SIASSACHUS'^T'^S,
1.78 3.0 8 5
1 586
6 INDIAN^, 1
1.9.78.3 0 1
^ 583
^SiSS&EI^^^^H 2.16 8,3 8 0 ^^^^^^^^^^EM
4 ■■^^^^E^ffl^S^^^^H
3 OHIO,
3.19 8,0 6 2
933
2 PENNSYLVANIA, |
4.28 2,8 9 1
1 1,138
1 NEW YORK. ^H^HHEEE^EflH^^^^^H
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ACCURATE LISTS OF ALL THE NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, TERRITORIES, DOMINION
OF CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, TOGETHER WITH
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ELECTRICITY
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898
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" HONOR 879
' LABOR 878
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AR 885
873
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884
HY 889
864
888
888
8S8
876
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887
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MUSIC 876
NEGRO 883
NEWSPAPERS 884
NOTIONS 886
NU3IISMATICS 876
ODD FELLOWSHIP 878
ORDER OF FORESTERS 879
PAINT AND PAINTING 888
PAPER 888
PATENTS 888
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.. 879
PENMANSHIP 871
PHARMACY 868
PHILATELY 876
PHONOGRAPHY 873
PHOTOGRAPHY 889
PLUMBING AND SANITARY. 889
POLISH 898
PORTUGUESE 898
POSTAGE STAMPS 876
POSTAL 889
POULTRY 865
PRINTING, 889
PROHIBITION 881
PROVISIONS 886
RA ILRO A DS 889
RAILWAY EMPLOYEES 880
REAL ESTATE 874
RELIGION 855
RUSSIAN 898
SANITARY 889
SCIENCE 875
SEWING MACHINES 890
SHO RTH AN D 873
SILKS 886
SKANDINA VIA N 897
SOCIETIES 880
SPANISH 897
SPORT 876
STATIONERY 890
STOCK 864
SUGAR GROWING 866
SURGER Y 866
SWISS 898
TAILORING 885
TANNING 887
TELEGRAPH 890
TEMPER AN CE 881
TEXTILE 890
TOBACCO 890
UNDERTAKERS' GOODS 886
UNITED WORKMEN 879
VINE CULTURE 865
WATCHMAKING 887
WELSH 898
'WINES 884
WOMAN SUFFRAGE 883
WOOD WORKERS 890
YOUNG PEOPLE 873
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