Circulation Ratings.
While the annual revision of the AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
is in progress, every publisher of a periodical is afforded an opportunity to place
on file at the Directory office a true statement of his actual issues for the preced-
ing year. If he prefers a report that is more easily prepared, he is permitted to
file a true statement of what has been his smallest issue within the year.
If such a report, duly signed and dated, is received (before January 15th), the
paper is in every case rated in accordance with its detailed statements, in plain
figures, preceded by the words in italics, actual average for the past year or smallest
edition issued within a year, as the publisher may have indicated. To be correctly
rated costs no publisher anything ; all that he has to do is to know how many
copies he prints ; state the facts and sign and date the statement. A reward of
$25 is at any time at the disposal of any publisher who proves that a true report
of either of the two sorts indicated above was furnished (before January 15th),
and was not accepted and adopted. Statements of average circulations, being
liable to be based upon erroneous information, are not accepted as satisfactory
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As advertisers nav^ •'^ interest intnowing the circulation of papers in which
no advertisements art erted, such papers are not accorded a circulation rating.
Circulation ratings are ^ so omitted in the case of publications not catalogued in
the Directory for last year ; the reason for this last omission being that there has
not yet been time sufficient to enable the circulation to become established.
**♦♦ NOTE:— Following Is a complete list of rewards paid for tiie discovery of un-
truthful ratings in the Directory, which were given upon the publisher's detailed state-
ment and therefore guaranteed to be correct : In 1888, Waukegan (111.) Gazette. In 1889,
Madison (Wis.) Skandinavisk Tribune. In 1891, Prospect (Ohio) Advance. In 1892, St. Louis
(Mo.) Anzeiger des Westens, Atlanta (Ga.) Dixie Doctor, San Francisco (Cal.^ Call. In 1893,
Muskogee (Ind. Ter.) Our Brother in Red, Monon (Ind.) News, Montfort (Wis.) Monitor.
In 1894, Topeka (Kan.) Saturday Evening Lance, Minneapolis (Minn.) Farm, Stock and Home,
Chicago (111.) Western Rural, Los Angeles (Gal.) Family Ledger, Seattle (Wash.) Press-Times.
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FOR TWENTY-SEVEN YEARS PUBLISHER OF THE AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
DURING WHICH TIME ITS CIRCULATION RATINGS HAVE NOT ONCE
BEEN INFLUENCED BY PARTIALITY OR ANY MOTIVE OF BUSINESS ADVANTAGE.
AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
-CONTAINING^
A DESCRIPTION OF ALL THE NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, DOMINION OF
CANADA AND NEWFOUNDLAND, AND OF THE
TOWNS AND CITIES IN WHICH
THEY ARE PUBI,ISHED.
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TWENTY-SEVENTH YEAR.
NEW YORK.
GEO. P. ROWELL & COMPANY.
1895.
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Printed by Ferris Bros.
Bound by Trow Directory, Printing and Bookbinding Co.
CONTENTS.
INTRODUCT OR Y.
(For Key to Circulation Ratings, see inside of first cover.)
Preface ; Page 5
Statistical Table of Newspapers for 1895 ■. 16
Index to Displayed Advertisements 1383
PART I.
GAZETTEER AND CATALOGUE OF NEWSPAPERS BY STATES Page 17
ALABAMA Page 17
ALASKA 27
ARIZONA 27
ARKANSAS 29
CALIFORNIA il
COLORADO 72
CONNECTICUT 85
DELAWARE 9fi
DISTRICT OFCOLUMBIA 99
FLORIDA 103
GEORGIA 110
IDAHO 125
ILLINOIS ...129
INDIAN (Territory) l98
INDIANA 199
IOWA 234
KANSAS 276
KENTUCKY 306
LOUISIANA 320
MAINE 329
MARYLAND 341
MASSACHUSETTS 352
MICHIGAN 384
MINNESOTA 419
MISSISSIPPI 447
MISSOURI 454
MONTANA 499
NEBRASKA 503
NEVADA 532
NEW HAMPSHIRE 534
NEW JERSEY...., 540
NEW MEXICO 558
NEW YORK 561
NORTH CAROLINA 659
NORTH DAKOTA 669
OHIO 674
OKLAHOMA 735
OREGON 739
PENNSYLVANIA 751
RHODE ISLAND S15
SOUTH CAROLINA 819
SOUTH DAKOTA 827
TENNESSEE 839
TEXAS 855
UTAH 887
VERMONT 8S9
VIRGINIA S93
WASHINGTON 906
WEST VIRGINIA 921
WISCONSIN 930
WYOMING 958
BRITISH COLUMBIA 959
MANITOBA 961
NEW BRUNSWICK 963
NORTH-WEST TERRITORIES 967
NOVA SCOTIA 968
ONTARIO 971
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 993
QUEBEC 999
NEWFOUNDLAND 1007
PART II.
CATALOGUE OF NEWSPAPERS BY COUNTIES
.Page 1009
PART in.
NEWSPAPERS OF 5,000 CIRCULATION;
.Page 1181
PART IV.
SUNDAY NEWSPAPERS Page 1191
PART V.
CLASS PUBLICATIONS (see Itemized Index inside of back cover).
.Fags 1197
PREFACE.
The x\merican Newspaper Directory for 1869 was
the first publication to give a complete list of newspapers
published in the United States and Canada, together with
circulation ratings. This volume was so eagerly welcomed
that its publishers were confirmed in their determination to
issue the book annually, in order to chronicle the many changes
so constantly occurring in the newspaper world, and regu-
larly, therefore, for twenty-seven years the American News-
paper Directory has appeared. Each year, it is believed,
through the experience of its compilers and additional means
of gaining information, it has become more accurate and
trustworthy, so that its acknowledged position as the standard
authority on American newspaper statistics has been fully
maintained from the outset. As an instance of the value of
such a work it is stated in the preface to the first edition that
single copies of a list of newspapers, published in the Southern
States alone and prepared with considerable accuracy, had been
sold to advertisers for one hundred and fifty dollars.
CIRCULATION.
The circulation ratings accorded in this book represent
the average issue of the publication for the year preceding the
date of the report. Practically they represent the average issue
for the year 1894. Ratings stated in figures, or by a letter fol-
lowed by one asterisk, are, in all cases, based upon a report
furnished by the publisher. Such ratings are absolutely relia-
ble. The publishers of the American Newspaper Direct-
ory will pay a reward of $100 for each and every case
where it shall be proved that a paper rated in figures, or by a
letter followed by one asterisk, was not entitled to the rating
accorded.
guaranteed ratings.
To be correctly rated in the American Newspaper Di-
rectory it is only necessary for a publisher to know what his
PREFACE.
edition has been for a year preceding the date of his report,
be willing to set forth the facts as they were, date the statement
and sign it with a pen. Every such report, delivered to the
publishers of the American Newspaper Directory, is ac-
cepted, believed, and the paper rated in accordance. A
reward of $25 is at the service of any and every publisher who
proves that he handed in such a report and that it was not be-
lieved, accepted, and his paper accorded the circulation rating
established by the statement.
REPORTS received.
During the compilation of the present issue a report of
some kind was received from 12,505 publications, considerably
more than one-half of the entire number published — a much
larger percentage than ever before. Each of the remaining
publications, catalogued in full, was either seen and examined
or otherwise believed to be still in existence. Reports from
4,459 publications gave actual circulation figures covering
the full year preceding, and each one of these is rated in
Arabic figures in accordance with the report, the correctness
of such figures being guaranteed under a forfeiture of $100.
It is gratifying to note that these guaranteed ratings increase
in number each year. Formerly only one report in twenty
was of this kind; now it is one in three, and one in five of the en-
tire number of newspapers published. Reports from 5,687 were
not sufficiently definite to enable the editor (after correspond-
ence with the publishers) to arrive at the exact issues for a year,
and the circulation in each of these cases is indicated by a
rating letter followed by two stars, as explained in the Key, to
be found on inside page of first cover. These circulations are
not guaranteed.
THE INTERROGATION POINT.
Newspapers which appeared in the Directory for 1894, but
concerning which, after repeated attempts, no information could
be obtained, are entered by name and frequency of issue, fol-
lowed by an interrogation point.
publishers' STATEMENTS.
In the present Directory a valuable feature has been ad-
mitted, giving publishers an opportunity to state, in their own
words and on their own responsibility, whatever they may have
to say about their publications, immediately following the tech-
nical description of their papers. All such notices are preceded
PREFACE.
by the word '* Advertisement." Not very long ago an offer of
five thousand dollars was made by a New York publisher for a
similar notice, and refused at the office of the Directory. The
privilege is now granted to all publishers alike for a nominal
sum.
NUMBER OF NEWSPAPERS.
In 1894 the Directory catalogued 20, [69 newspapers. Of
these 2,133 have since died, leaving 18,036. The present Direct-
ory contains 20,395 newspapers, 2,359 o^ which are new or
appear for the fitst time.
It is interesting to note the yearly changes in the number of
newspapers catalogued in the annual editions, as shown in the
following table :
1869.
1870.
1871.
1872.
1873-
1874.
1875.
1876.
1877.
1878.
1879.
1880.
1881.
1882.
1883.
1884.
1885.
1886.
1887.
1888.
1889.
1890.
189 1.
1892.
1893.
1894.
1895.
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107
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112
4,380
116
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1,427
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1,604
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1,216
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11,116
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1,655
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1,423
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11,785
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1,704
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1,494
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207
12,234
289
1,898
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1,536
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202
12,603
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1,700
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13,420
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2,506
75
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1,759
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13,404
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2,754
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1,855
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6,519
6,875
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7,870
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7,958
8,340
8,703
9,723
10,267
10,611
11,196
12,671
13,494
14,160
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15,555
16,319
16,948
18,536
18,714
20,006
20,169
20,395
In 1869, Kansas had 69 newspapers, Colorado 16 and Den-
ver a population of 6,000. Only 83 newspapers then claimed a
circulation of as much as 20,000, and the total number of
agricultural publications was 67.
The Annual Revision.
Just as soon as the first complete set
of the sheets of the American Newspa-
per Directory for 1895 is received from
the binders, the leaves will be sepa-
rated and each separate half page or
column will be pasted on a full page of
graphic process. These corrections
would appear much more conspicuously
on the sheet were it not the practice to
set descriptions of new papers in type
and then attach the printed instead of
manuscript copy.
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mammoth blank books prepared for
the purpose. These pages are in-
tended to afford ample room for mak-
ing all needed corrections, and the
work of revision of the Directory for
the next issue (1896) immediately be-
gins. Many people find it difficult to
realize that there is a necessity for an
annual revision of such a book. For
the edification of these people, a half
page of the 1894 vohime, pasted on a
sheet taken from one of the great blank
books above referred to, is here repro-
duced, having been reduced by plioto-
A glance at the fac-simile enables
one to realize the enormous amount of
labor, time, care and attention to de-
tail that are involved in revising such a
book, and the absolute need that the
revision shall be performed at least as
often as once a year. It will be no-
ticed that in the half page of reports,
four papers are shown to have gone
out of existence and that their places
have been made more than good by
eight new publications. Only five re-
ports in the entire half page of ratings
fail to receive some sort of a revision.
THE ANNUAL REVISION.
9
Of the papers which are not dead,
some have changed editors, others tlie
publication day or frequency of issue.
One paper has clianged its name, an-
other its post-oftice address, another
its size, another its publisher and an-
other its subscription price. All these
changes must be recorded, and when it
is remembered tliat the Directory con-
tains more than twelve hundied and
sixty pages and deals with more than
twenty thousand papers, the amount of
labor involved in revising the entire
volume can be realized. It is necessary
for an advertiser to keep himself in-
formed of the various changes noted by
the Director)', and it is not hard to un-
derstand, therefore, why it is that the
most successful advertisers are never
without a copy of the current issue
close at hand.
As soon as a new edition of the
American Newspaper Directory is dis-
tributed, its publishers receive nu-
merous communications and inquiries
which require answers prepared with
care, and going more into details than
would be possible in a letter. It was
with a view of attending fully to tliese
that the following information has been
compiled.
Tliis information should be care-
fully considered by every person at-
tempting to pass criticism upon the
methods and rules adopted for the an-
nual revision of the Directory. They
are the result of twenty-seven years of
painstaking experiment. It has from
time to time been the practice to sub-
mit these rules to the inspection of the
principal officers of the various associ-
ations of Editors and Publishers, of
which there are so many of local.
State or National importance. They
have been requested to criticise the
plan of publication : and whenever a
suggestion has been concurred in to
any considerable degree, it has been
adopted. The same careful considera-
tion and criticism is invited from the
advertising public, and from all who
have occasion to make use of the
American Newspaper Directory.
The only point upon which the
Directory appears to be open to much
criticism is its statements and esti-
mates of the circulation of the various
newspapers catalogued.
In order that these niav be con-
sidered understandingly, it is neces-
sary to carefully keep in mind these
facts here set down:
FIRST.
The Directory was issued in June,
1895.
SI'XOND.
The circulation ratings accorded are
not the editions that the paper is now
printing, but represent the actual
issues for the entire year 1894.
THIRD.
If the circulation is not expressed
in Arabic figures, or by a rating letter,
marked with one asterisk [only one (*) ],
its accuracy is not guaranteed. The
actual issue may have been more, and
may not have been as much as indi-
cated by the rating letter accorded.
RULES.
WHAT PAPERS TO CATALOGUE.
The Directory is intended to contain a com-
plete catalogue of all newspapers published,
and neither the name nor the circulation rat-
ing of a paper can be omitted in response to a
request to that effect. Compliance with such
a request would be a consent to make the
Directory less than complete.
The names ot new newspapers are ob-
tained principally from the list of periodicals
entered as second-class matter at the Post-
Office Department at Washington, but to
some extent also from postmasters and pub-
lishers. To obtain copies of these new news-
papers a special post-paid wrapper is mailed
to each. All so received are entered and de-
scribed on cards prepared for that purpose,
but no new newspaper is entered in the Di-
rectory unless a copy is at hand bearing a
date later than the preceding November.
Unless there are strong reasons to the con-
trary, the name of a publication that is not
admitted to the United States mails as second-
class matter is not entered in the Director}'.
And under the same restrictions, any pub-
lication admitted as second-class mail matter
is generally considered as entitled to be en-
tered in the Directory.
The object in publishing the Directory is
to make an actual catalogue of the legitimate
press. It is desirable that publications of
ephemeral character, such as are not legiti-
mate periodicals in fact, shall not have a
place in it. In order that some rule may ob-
tain by which it can be decided whether a
paper shall be catalogued or not, the follow-
ing is adopted : Rule. — If in doubt whether
a publication shall be included or excluded,
always exclude it.
That feature which formerly led to cata-
loguing, under one paper, the namesof other
publications issued by the same publisher has
been discontinued.
In cases where a paper is dated from two
places, it is catalogued under the one where
it is entered as second-class matter ; but niay
be described as "dated also at" (naming
the other city or town).
When one or more editions of a newspaper
are issued for another town or village, after
the word " publisher " in the catalogue the
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THE ANNUAL REVISION.
words " prints an edition for " [naming town],
or " prints special editions for neighboiing
towns" shall be added, and the circulation
rating in such cases shall read " combined
circulation." No other mention of the extra
" editions " is made.
An examination of the office files is made
for a copy of each paper that fails to make
response to the application for information.
Such as are found are examined and noted.
To such as are not found, a wrapper for a
sample copy is mailed, in a " special request "
envelope, and if no copy or information is
obtained before February ist, and there is no
other ground for believing that the paper is
still in existence, that paper is catalogued by
name merely, followed by an interrogation
point to indicate that its present existence is
doubtful. Such papers are omitted from all
county and class lists.
ABOUT CIRCULATION RATINGS.
When the name of a paper appears in the
Directory for the first time, no circulation
rating is accorded, unless it is the successor
of another previously described. If its
printed volume and number dates from its
predecessor a rating may be given : but not
if it begins with Vol. I., No. i.
The classification or rating of a circulation
by letter in the Directory is determined by
what is believed to have been the regular issue
of the publication for the entire year preced-
ing the date of the report, which should not
be earlier than December 15, or later than
January 15 following.
Some newspapers fail to understand that
the actual circulation average, or smallest is-
sue, for the year past, will be stated in the
Directory, in plain figures, if wanted, and the
necessary figures are furnished. Every at-
tempt is made to convey information on this
point in a way that no publisher can fail to
comprehend.
To report his circulation in such a way as
actually to convey information to an inquirer,
it is deemed necessary that a publisher shall
state what it has been for an entire year.
No publisher can be certain what his circula-
tion will be for a year to come. He can be posi-
tive, however, how many copies he has issued
for the year that has passed, and advertisers
think that they can judge more intelligently
from a true statement of what a circulation
has been than from any sort of a statement
of what a publisher believes that it will be.
A circulation statement to be entirely satis-
factory should be signed with a pen. If
signed with a hand stamp, or with initials
only, or by some person whose authority to
sign is not known or stated, it cannot be ac-
cepted as one the accuracy of which it will be
safe to guarantee by the usual $100 forfeit.
A report giving the number of quires used
each week (instead of the actual number of
copies printed) may mean for an eight-page
paper one-half the actual issue reported in
quires. A $100 forfeit has once been paid
by the publishers of the Directory upon a
deceptive circulation report of this sort. In
each case of this kind it is found advisable to
look at the paper. If it has four pages there
are 24 copies to the quire. If eight pages, it
will not be safe to allow for more than twelve.
A quire is 24 sheets, and not 25.
A ream is 480 sheets, and not 500.
If the Directory rates a circulation too
high that closes the door to information from
the office of the paper. The publisher has
nothing to gain but something to lose by
agitating the matter. On the other hand, a
paper that has actually issued a larger edition
regularly than it is credited with is more will-
ing to give information. In cases of un-
certainty it tends more toward accuracy in
;he long run if a paper is classed a little too
lov/ than if it is classed too high.
ABOUT CIRCULATION REPORTS
RECEIVED.
When the report or descriptiori of a paper
that has been forwarded to a publisher for re-
vision comes back bearing a mark of acquies-
cence, or bearing no mark whatever, its return
is taken as evidence that the publisher has
examined it and had no corrections to make.
If a publisher returns a report without any
remarks about his circulation rating, or fails
to make anj^ response to the application made
to him for definite information, it is taken
as an admission that the rating at present ac-
corded him is high enough, whatever else
may be said about it.
When a publisher claims a higher rating
than has been given, and seems to be in good
faith, it may possibly prevent the usual re-
duction of one step in his rating, even although
his method of setting up his claiin for a
higher rating is not as definite as it ought
to be ; but no rating is advanced on any
other than a definite statement, the accu-
racy of which it will be safe for the Directory
to guarantee by the usual $100 forfeit.
When a publisher furnishes a true statement
in detail showing the actual number of copies
of each and every issue for the preceding year,
the aggregate number and the average each
issue, the statement being dated and prop-
erly signed, his paper is rated " actual
average /or the fast year'''' (giving the
average number shown by the figures in the
report). When a publisher states truly that
" no issue for the period of a full year pre-
ceding has been less than a certain number,"
the statement being duly dated and signed,
the paper is rated ^^ smallest edition issued
zvithin a year'''' (giving the number shown
by the report).
When a publisher furnishes a statement,
upon the accuracy of which the Editor of the
Directory does not feel warranted in risking
the $100 forfeit on account of indefiniteness
of expression, not being properly signed, or
any other irregularity, the paper is not al-
ways rated in the class that seems to be
claimed for it, but the rating assigned is
marked with two (* *) asterisks. When one
(*) asterisk is given the rating is always in
accordance with the publisher's claim and its
correctness is guaranteed. When two asterisks
are used the rating may or may not be in ac-
cordance with the publisher's claim, and its
correctness is not guaranteed. He may print
more, he may print less.
When a publisher reports that he printed a
certain specified number each and every is-
sue for the year past, the same number every
issue, the circulation is reported "average""
instead of " smallest edition."
THE ANNUAL REVISION.
11
When a publisher states what has been his
average circulation for the past year, and the
statement is made definitely and is fully signed
and dated (but without giving the exact figures
of each issue), his report fails to entitle him to
the rating letter followed by one asterisk, be-
cause the Editor of the Directory ought to see
the figures by which the result was arrived at,
so that he may know that the calculation
was made with accuracy. No publisher can
tell what his average circulation has been
without first having caused the figures to be
set down and the necessary calculations made;
and when that has been done, he may just as
well send the figures for examination and to
be placed on file at the office of the Directory.
A mistake may have been made, which a
glance would reveal. In cases of this sort,
where the publisher's statement appears
reasonable, and the average shown is con-
siderably higher than the lowest significance
of the rating letter to which it appears to
entitle him, the letter may be accorded, fol-
lowed by one asterisk.
FINAL DISPOSITION OF CIRCULA-
TION REPORTS.
When a report is received which does not
entitle a publisher to as good a rating as ap-
pears probable that facts would warrant
if he would take more care in making out his
report, a communication is sent to him, indi-
cating what sort of a rating he will receive,
and conveying the information that there is
still time for preparing and sending in such
a report as will secure him a better rating.
The circular conveying this information is
spoken of in the office as the " pink circular."
When a reply to the pink circular is such
as will not change the rating already decided
upon, but makes it appear probable that to
return it may yet bring such information as
will lead to an improved rating, it may be re-
turned, but no record is kept of the trans-
action, because in the absence of further in-
formation the case stands precisely as it did
before the communication that was returned
came to hand.
When in doubt about whether to return a
a report to a paper for additional information
or not, it is always returned, and if in doubt
about whether to take the trouble to write a
letter for the purpose of explaining matters
and getting better information, or enabling
the publisher to send additional information
that will secure him a better rating, the
letter in such a case is always written.
On account of the enormous number of pe-
riodicals having a nominal subscription list
or sale, it is found advisable to avoid devot-
ing too much time to inquiries concerning
dailies not likely to be entitled to be rated
above K ; to weeklies, tri-weeklies, or semi-
weeklies not likely to be entitled to be rated
above J ; or to bi-weeklies, semi-monthlies,
or quarterlies not likely to be entitled to be
rated above G (see key, below).
Exceeding seventy-five thousand, A
Exceeding forty thousand, B
Exceeding twenty thousand, C
Exceeding seventeen th's'd five hundred, D
Exceeding twelve thousand five hundred, E
Exceeding seven thousand five hundred, F
Exceeding four thousand, G
Exceeding twenty-two hundred and fifty, H
Exceeding eight hundred, J
Exceeding four hundred, K.
Exceeding one hundred, L
Inasmuch as it is plainly set forth that cir-
culation reports should cover the period of a
full year, when a statement of actual issues
comes to hand covering a shorter time than a
year, is accepted as an indication that a state-
ment covering a full year would show a lower
average issue.
REDUCING CIRCULATION RATINGS.
A rating stated by a letter either alone or
followed by one asterisk (*) is considered to
have been reduced ONE STEP if two as-
terisks (**) are attached. A rating by letter
followed by two asterisks (**) will be reduced
one step by changing it to the next lower rat-
ing letter followed by two asterisks or none.
A rating in Arabic figures is treated as if
it were a letter rating followed by one as-
terisk.
In cases where a daily and a weekly both
have the same rating, and both are to be cut
down according to rule, no new information
being received, the weekly is generally cut two
steps instead of one ; because the tendency of
the times is to greatly reduce the circulation of
weeklies, people nowadays preferring dailies
at the low prices at which they are sold.
OTHER USAGES.
In a town where one paper gives informa-
tion about its circulation that is definite and
satisfactory, and another gives information
the accuracy of which no one would be justi-
fied in guaranteeing in the form in which it
is given, a great deal of consideration is
paid to statements about the circulation of
rival publications made by the publisher
who has furnished definite and satisfac-
tory information about his own ; and very
little to statements about the circulation of
his rivals that are made by the publisher who
has failed to make a satisfactory statement
about his own.
Publishers who refrain from furnishing any
information about circulation are rated by
capital letters, the meaning of which is made
known by the key. These ratings repre-
sent the opinion of the Editor of the Direct-
ory at the time of going to press, based upon
information obtained from outside or indirect
sources, and uninfluenced by any recent au-
thentic information from office of publication.
To be correctly rated in the Ameri-
can Newspaper Directory it is only
necessary for a publisher to know what
his edition has been for a year preced-
ing the date of his report, be willing
to set forth the facts as they were,
date the statement and sign it with a
pen. Every such report, delivered to
the publishers of the Directory before
January i6th, 1895, was accepted, be-
lieved and the paper rated in accord-
ance. A reward of $25 is at the serv-
ice of any and every publisher who
proves that he handed in such a report,
and that it was not believed, accepted
and his paper accorded the circulation
ratnig established by the statement.
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Directory are of necessity based upon issues for a
year that is passed. This circulation is known and
can be stated with absolute certainty. The interest
of the advertiser, however, is centered upon the
issues that are put forth now, or will be issued for a
year to come. This information, stated upon the
authority of a publisher, may be given in an adver-
tisement ; and a conspicuous position in the body of
the Directory is accorded to such announcements,
where they cannot fail to receive the attention of
the advertiser who examines the Directory when
making plans for an advertising campaign. Such
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OWN WORDS, MAY APPEAR IN THE
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ORY FOR 1896
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short statement of ten lines or less in the
coliiDin ifith and fullowhxj the description of
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be deducted. All statements of the sort indi-
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users of the Directory, in addition to that given
by the Directory itself. Not very long ago an
offer of five thousand dollars was made and re-
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now granted for a nominal sum.
The American Newspaper Directory for 189d
will also offer to publishers of newspapers,
who furnish portraits, or pictures, illustrating
their newspaper buildings, the privilege of
having them inserted in the Directory in con-
nection with the description of the paper at
the nominal price of ten dollars, which will in-
clude a copy of the book sent by express, as
soon as issued. The necessary drawing or re-
production can be made from a photograph
or other picture, and for this work there will
be no extra charge. Such a picture may prove
a valuable and attractive advertisement. It
would appear that a publisher who owns an
office building worthy of illustration, or who
desires that nis face shall become known to
advertisers and others, may wisely avail him-
self of the privilege here offered. The cut
must not exceed one inch in Lngth or in
width, and in appearance is subject to the ap-
proval of the Editor of the Directory.
Those who take pains to examine the Direct-
ory will find specimen pictures of newspaper
establishments. When a newspaper owns an
office it is well to let the fact be known ; for the
prosperous papers are those that advertisers are
inclined to think most likely to bring satis-
factory returns. I'ublishers desiring both the
announcement and the picture, and but one
copy of the Directory, will pay S15 for the com-
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each word more than sixty. Address all com-
munications to AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DI-
RECTORY, No. 10 Spruce St., New York,
Mr. H. Z Osborne, President of the Evening E.xpress Companj^ of Los Angeles,
California, when availing himself of the opportunity offered, wrote as follows : "' We
inclose you a sixty-word statement of ten lines to insert in the column with and following
the description of our paper in the American Newspaper Directory, in accordance with
your circular, at ten dollars, with ten per cent off. We inclose our check for nine dollars to
pay for the same. We think that this is an excellent plan of advertising, and predict that
you will find it very profitable. A statement which bears upon its face the evidence of
truth, immediately following the technical description of the paper, is, in our opinion, more
valuable than a page advertisement in some other portion of the Directory."
For further particulars address
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Publishers AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
10 SPRUCE STREET, NEW YORK.
Area of States and Territories in Square Miles and Acres.
RANK.
STATES AND TERRITORIES.
SQUARE MILES.
ACRES.
50 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
60
38,400
49 RHODE ISLAND.
1,085
48 DELAWARE,
47 CONNECTICUT,
4,845
46 NEW JERSEY,
7,455
45 MASSACHUSETTS,
8,040
44 NEW HAMPSHIRE,
9,005
43 VERMONT,
42 MARYLAND,
41 WEST VIRGINIA,
40 MAINE,
39 SOUTH CAROLINA,
38 INDIAN,
S7 INDIANA,
36 OKLAHOMA,
35 KENTUCKY,
34 VIRGINIA,
33 OHIO,
82 TENNESSEE,
31 PENNSYLVANIA,
30 LOUISIANA,
44.91
45,4;
29 MISSISSIPPI,
28 NEW YORK,
27 NORTH CAROLINA,
26 ALABAMA,
25 ARKANSAS,
24 FLORIDA,
23 WISCONSIN,
54,450
34,848,000
22 IOWA,
55,475
1 35,504,000
21 ILLINOIS,
20 MICHIGAN,
19 GEORGIA,
18 WASHINGTON,
17 MISSOURI,
16 NORTH DAKOTA,
15 NEBRASKA,
14 SOUTH DAKOTA,
13 MINNESOTA,
12 KANSAS,
11 UTAH,
10 IDAHO,
9 OREGON,
8 WYOMING,
7 COLORADO,
6 NEVADA,
5 ARIZONA.
4 NEW MEXICO.
3 MONTANA,
2 CALIFORNIA,
TEXAS
47.62B
48.58<
5^54^
53.04'
54.240
54,450
55,475
56.000
57.430
58.980
66,880
68.735
70.795
76,185
77,650
79,205
81.700
82,1 90
84,290
94.560
97.575
103.645
109.740
I 12,920
122,460
145,310
155.980
262.390
694,400
1,254,400
3,100,800
4,771,200
5,145,600
5,763,200
5,846,400
6,310,400
15,772,800
19,132,800
19,308,800
19,400,000
22,982,400
24,851,200
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
35,840,000
36,755,200
87,747,200
42,803,200
43,990,400
45,308,800
48,758,400
49,696,000
50,691,200
52,288,000
52,601,600
53.945,600
60,513,400
62,448,000
66,332,600
70,233,600
72,268,800
73,374,400
92,993,400
99.827,200
I6 7»865,600.
Population (Census 1890) & Number of Newspapers (1895).
RANK. STATES AND TEKRITORIES.
POPULATION.
HEWSPAPERa
51 ALASKA,
50 NEVADA,
49 ARIZONA,
48 WYOMING,
47 OKLAHOMA,
46 IDAHO,
45 INDIAN iTerritory),
44 MONTANA,
43 NEW MEXICO,
42 DELAWARE,
41 NORTH DAKOTA,
40 UTAH,
88 OREGON,
87 SOUTH DAKOTA.
86 VERMONT,
85 RHODE ISLAND,
84 WASHINGTON,
83 NEW HAMPSHIRE,
82 FLORIDA,
81 COLORADO,
80 MAINE,
29 CONNECTICUT,
28 WEST VIRGINIA,
27 MARYLAND.
26 NEBRASKA,
25 LOUISIANA,
24 ARKANSAS,
23 SOUTH CAROLINA,
22 CALIFORNIA,
21 MISSISSIPPI,
20 MINNESOTA,
19 KANSAS,
18 NEW JERSEY,
17 ALABAMA,
16 NORTH CAROLINA,
15 VIRGINIA,
14 WISCONSIN,
13 TENNESSEE,
12 GEORGIA,
11 KENTUCKY,
10 IOWA,
9 MICHIGAN,
8 INDIANA,
7 TEXAS,
6 MASSACHUSETTS,
5 MISSOURI,
4 OHIO,
3 ILLINOIS,
2 PENNSYLVANIA,
INEW YORK,
31,795
4576f
0705
1,834
4,385
89 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
661.08^
746,25[:
762.7943
l,042.39(
1.058.9 K
1,1 I8.58>
M28.I71
1,151.14 9
i;208J„30
1,289.600 ,
1.301.82^
l,427.096_
1,444.933
I.5I3X)I7
1,617.947
i,655>980
1.686.880
1,767.518
u 8373 53
J,858.635
U9I 1.896
2X)9a^89
2,192.404
2235.523
2.238.943
2.67 9,184
3.672.3 I 6
3,826.351
5.258,014
5.C579.5?
29
43
38
111
57
39
91
52
139
65
189
264
80
70
225
lU
146
276
184
213
167
173
266
119
640
177
554
707
370
200
200
271
578
275
311
296
979
741
791
659
657
937
1,146
1,532
1,433
1.993
1895.
A TABLE SHOWING THE NUMBER, AND FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, OF NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS
PUBLISHED IN THE UNITED STATES, DOMINION OF CANADA
AND NEWFOUNDLAND,
to
9
Alabama 21
Alaska
Arizona 10
Arkansas 20
California 97
Colorado 35
Connecticut 43
Delaware ' 5
District of Columbia 5
Florida 15
Georgia 26
Idaho 3
Illinois 141
Indian (Territory) 2
Indiana 120
Iowa. 68
Kansas 38
Kentucky 28
Louisiana 17
Maine 17
Maryland 16
Massachusetts 79
Michigan 60
Minnesota 40
Mississippi 8
Missouri 89
Montana 12
Nebraska 33
Nevada 10
New Hampshire 13
New Jersey 49
New Mexico 5
NewYork 178
North Carolina 18
North Dakota 10
Ohio 150
Oklahoma 12
Oregon 17
Pennsylvania 197
Rhode Island 14
South Carolina 10
South Dakota 19
Tennessee 15
Texas 56
Utah 8
Vermont . . 4
Virginia 34
Washington 18
WestVirginia 12
W^isconsin 54
Wyoming 5
Total United States. 1,956
British Columbia 6
Manitoba 2
New Brunswick 8
N. W. Territories 2
Nova Scotia 8
Ontario 45
Prince Edward Island.... 3
Quebec 18
Total Canada '. 92
Newfoundland 2
Grand Total 2,050
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28
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2
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7
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223
447
209
113
26
36
114
237
50
1,060
35
564
810
595
220
141
108
145
343
575
439
154
697
71
532
16
83
265
41
1,127
156
119
783
90
143
921
39
90
227
213
548
39
61
181
181
141
467
32
7
301
14,096
1
16
,
1
38
,
2
26
,
1
14
2
3
48
,
7
361
.
2
11
1
2
73
3
19
587
1
2
1
1
7
4
2
3
4
1
4
IS
1
2
2
6
2
2
1
1
1
4
34
13
8
6
6
4
5
2
11
10
11
11
2
7
1
6
2
36
7
1
14
1
1
20
4
2
3
5
3
1
1
18
78
25
44
5
19
12
42
1
241
1
80
65
59
28
10
47
38
184
77
56
9
119
3
34
14
39
530
17
7
136
7
21
234
11
6
14
33
32
7
13
44
22
12
37
79 272 2,543
1
1
1
14
5
22
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1
2
15
1
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11
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5
4
81
.
26
1
128
1
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?
200
4
43
266
640
276
213
37
67
146
311
57
1,532
39
791
979
707
296
173
184
210
657
741
554
177
937
91
614
29
114
370
52
1,993
200
139
1,146
111
189
1,433
70
119
264
275
659
65
80
272
225
167
578
38
49 182 19,530
53
42
17
68
510
16
129
860
5
1
6
4
i
20
1
5
3
1
4
6
24
1
3
9
1
1
1
47
1
14
1
14
1
40 321 14,685
85 294 2,676
50 183 20,395
I
A CATALOGUE OF PLACES, ARRANGED ALPHABETICALLY BY STATES'
AND TOWNS, IN WHICH NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERIODICALS ARE PVBLISHED, GIVING THE
POPULATION, LOCATION, PROMINENT INDUSTRIES, ETC., OF SUCH PLACES RESPECTIVELY;
WITH DESCRIPTIONS OF SUCH NEWSPAPERS AND OTHER PERIODICALS— ARRANGED ACCORDING
TO FREQUENCY OF ISSUE, IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER— GIVING NAMES, FREQUENCY OF ISSUE.
POLITICS OR GENERAL CHARACTER, FORM, SIZE, SUBSCRIPTION PRICE PER YEAR, YEAR OF'
ESTABLISHMENT, EDITORS' AND PUBLISHERS' NAMES, CIRCULATIONS, ETC.
Al ABAMA.
ALABAMA.
ABBEVILLE, c. h., Henri/ Co., m\
pop., leriuiuus of Abbeville Southerii Rd.,
90 m. S. E. of Moiitgomerj% the State capi-
tal. Saw and grist mills and wagon factory.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
1SS3 ; A. U. Groudy, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K ;!; :!:.
ALBERT VILLE, Marshall Co.^
■J50 pop., ou Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rd., 10 m. S. E. of Guntersville, the
county seat. Cotton and agricultui*al dis-
trict.
:>I A RSH A L L CO. NEWS; Tliurs
days; independent; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription .SI; established 1893; Hewett & Mc-
Cord. editors and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 500.
ALEXANDER CITY, Tallapoosa
Co., 679t pup., ou Central of Georgia Rd.,
18 m. from Dadeville, the county seat. Cot-
ton raising section.
OLTLOOK; Fridays?
ANDALUSIA, c. h., Covington Co..
270t pop., near the Conecuh r., 90 m. S. of
Montgomery, the State capital. Farming
and lumbering.
COVINGTON Ti:>IES; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages lHx22: subscription
SI: established 1884; W. P. Howell, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
ANNISTON, Calhoun Co., 9,998+ pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia,
Louisville & Nashville and Richmond &
Danville Rds.. 104 m. W. of Atlanta, Ga.
Has cotton factories, iron, steel and brick
works, rolling and planing mills and vari-
ous manufactories. Trade center for cot-
ton and other agricultural products. Coal
and iron fields in vicinitj.
tlOT BLAST; every morning except
Monday, and TI3IES, Thursdavs ; inche-
peudent ; daily four pages 15x22, weekly
eight pages; subscription— dailv is7, weekly
$1; established -daily 1882, weekly 18S9; Mil-
ton A. Smith, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily J ;•;;•;, weekly K i-; ^.
Advertisement.— T\ie Hot BLASTisoneof the most
prosperous and influential countrv dailies in the
btate. It is the only daily pubUshed in the An-
niston Iron District and in Northeastern Ala-
bama. Its readers are the prosperous, thritry
and buying class of people. Advertising in it
pays. f<ample copy and rates, which are rea-
sonable, will be mailed on application.
ALABAMA .IIEDICAL AND SLR-
GICAL AGE; monthly; medical; sixty-
six to one hundred pages 7x10; subscription
.S2: established 1889; John C. Le Grand, M.D.,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
ASHLAND, c. h., Clay Co., 6a5t pop.,
23 m. from Talladega. Mining and agri-
culture.
CLAY CO. ADVANCE; Fridays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 17x24; subscription §1;
established 1S8S; Arthur A. Northeu, editor;
Advance Publishing Co., puV)lishers; ciicula-
tion. smallest edition issued with in a year. £00.
PEOPLE'S PARTY ADVOCATE;
Fridays; people's party; four pages 1.5x22;
subsci'iption $1; established 1S92; C. F.
DodsoH, editor and publisher; circulation L.
ASHVILLE, c. la., St. Clair Co., 300
pop., on Tennessee River, Ashville & Coosa
Rd., 40 m. N. E. of Birmingham and 100 S. E.
of Chattanooga, Tenn. Numerous saw
mills. Corn, cotton, tobacco, grain, sor-
ghum, are the agricultural products. Coal
and iron mining.
SOUTHERN .^GIS; Thm-sdays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1872; George R. Gather, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued vithin a year, 525.
SOUTHERN ALLIANCE; Thurs
days; farmers' alliance; four pages 13x20;
subscription $1; established 1892: W. S.
Griffith, editor and publisher; circulation L.
ATHENS, c. li., Limestone Co., OiOf
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 195 m.
N. of Montgomerj' and 107 S. of Nashville,
Tenn. Saw and planing mills and cotton
gins.
ALABA3IA COURIER; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26: subscription
$1; established 1830; Robert M. Rawls, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
LIMESTONE DEMOCRAT : Satur
davs; deiuocratic; four pages ]7x24: sub-
scription SI; established lb91 : R. H. Walker,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued ivithin a year, 550.
AUBURN, Lee Co., 1,440 1 pop., on
Western Alabama Rd., 1 m. S. W. of Ope-
For Key to Circulation Ratings see inside of first cover.
18
GEO. P. ROWELL & UO'iS
ALABAMA.
ALABAMA.
lika, the county seat. Seat of Agricultural
^jra~iirechairfea4rCoilege of Alabama. Has
saw and grist mill.
ORANGE AND BI^UE; semi-monthly,
during the school year; scholastic; four
pages 11x16; subscription $1; established
1S94; Students of the Alaloama Polytechnic
Institute, editors and publishers.
S? E R M « N I Z E R ; monthly ; baptist ;
•eight pages 9x14; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1893; Rev. G. S. Anderson, editor and
publisher.
BAY MINETTE, Baldwin Co.,
l,022t pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd.,
25 m. N. E. of Mobile. Manufacturing and
the lumber trade are the chief industries.
AHIERICAN BANNER; monthly;
negro; educational; four pages 13x20; sub-
scription 65 cents; established 1895; S. J. Boy-
ker, editor; Banner Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation K ;1: >;;.
BEL GREEN, FranJdin Co., 136 pop.,
15 m. S. by W. of Tuscumbia. Abundantly
wooded and watei-ed country.
AMERICAN AGENT; monthly;
agents; eight pages 13x20; subscription 50
cents; established 1882; S. J. Petree, editor
and publisher; circulation X.
BESSEMER, Jefferson Co., 4,544t
pop., on Alabama Great Southern, East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia, Kansas City,
Memphis & Birmiugliam, Louisville & Nash-
ville and Richmond & Danville Rds. Bir-
minghain, the county seat. Has iron foun-
dries, coke ovens, seven blast furnaces,
machine shops, planing mills. Iron and
coal mining.
BESSE3IER AVEEKLY; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1887; Wm. H. H. Judson.
editor and publisher; circulation J ^ H^.
JOURNAL; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1888; E. F. Davenport, editor; Daven-
port & Hewlett, publishers; circulation J.
BIRMINGHAM, c. h., Jefferson Co..
26,lTSt pop., on Alabama Great Western,
Birmingham & Jones Valley, Central of
Georgia, East Tennessee, Virginia & Geor-
gia, Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham,
Louisville & Nashville, Mary Lee Coal &
Railway Go's, and Richmond & Danville
Rds., 96 m. N. N. W. of Montgomery, the
State capital, and 163 from Chattanooga,
Tenn. A thickly populated commercial
center. Agricultural, coal and iron district.
A GE-HERA ED ; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
independent; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion—daily $8, Sunday §1.. 50, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1887; Age-Herald Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily H. Sunday G, weekly E.
Aflrertisement.—THE Age Herald is the leading
daily and the only morning paper In Birming-
ham. Its circulation is over 6,000 copies daily,
nearly 10,000 copies Sixnday, and nearly 20,000
weekly. It controls the exclusive franciuse of
both the Associated and United Press Associa-
tions. It has a rich territory exclusively its
own, and covers it completely ; its daily reaches
nearly 200 points in Alabama, >lississippi and
Georgia, and its weekly goes regularly to over
1,600 of the 1,750 post-offices in Alabama.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$6; established 1887; Daily News Co., editors
and publishers; circulation G >;j.
Advertisement.— The Birmingham News offers to
advertisers what it believes to be the best cii'cu-
lation in the State of Alabama. Local advertis-
ers use it to a very much greater extent than
any other paper in the State, which is proof of
its value among those who know it best. It
follows logically that the general advertiser
uses it with equal advantage. Its actual average
circulation for the last three months of 1894 was,
Daily 6,962, notwithstanding the unexampled
depression in business of all kinds for the last
year.
PEOPLE'S DAILY TRIBUNE;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdays; people's party; eight pages
15x22; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1; es-
tablished 1894; Reuben Kolb, editor and pub-
lisher.
ALABAMA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE ; Thursdays ; methodist episcopal,
south; eight pages 16x23; subscription $1;
established 1881; Rev. Thomas Armstrong,
D.D., editor; Brazeal Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation H.
COURIER; Saturdays; German; eight
pages 17x22; subscription $2; established
1893; E. Lesser and L. Braun, editors and
publishers; circulation K.
GREAT SOUTH; Tuesdays; immigra-
tion; sixteen pages 11x16; subscription $2;
established 1886; W. H. Worthington, editor
and publisher; circulation G.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x22; subscnption $1;
established 1890; A. J. O'Keefe, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
LABOR ADVOCATE ; Saturdays;
labor; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 189J; Jere Dennis, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued ivithin a year, 840.
LEDGER; Saturdays?
SOUTHERN CROSS; Saturdays;
Roman catholic; sixteen pages 11x16; sub-
scription 81.50; established 1893; C. D. Fi-ee-
man, editor; The Southern Publishing Co..
publishers; prints an edition tor Atlanta,
Ga. ; combined circulation J.
TIMES; AVednesdays; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1894;
R. A. Moseley, Jr., editor; The Times Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
W I DE- A AVA KE ; Fridays; independent
republican ; four pages 13x20; established 1888;
subscription §1.25; L. H. Harrison, editor and
publisher ; prints editions for Selma and
New Orleans, La.; combined circ'n, smallest
edition issued icithin a year, 500.
BAPTIST; monthly; baptist; four
pages 15x22; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1889; Rev. P. T. Hale, D. D., editor and
publisher; circulation K ;!; ;;■;.
CHRISTIAN EDUCATOR; monthly ;
methodist; four pages 20x26; subscription
25 cents; established 1892; Z. A. Parker, D.D.,
editor; Christian Educator Co., publishers;
circulation J J;; ^I;.
MASONIC GUIDE; monthly; masonic;
fifty-two pages 6x9; subsci-iption $1; estab-
lished 189); Dr. W. B. Phillips, editor; The
Masonic Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion, smallest edition issued ivithin a year,
2,500.
SOUTHERN CHIMES; monthly;
Roman catholic; sixteen pages 11x16; sub
scription 50 cents; established 1891; Rev. D.
Murray, editor and puljlisher.
SOUTHERN JOURNAL OF COM-
MERCE; monthly?
SOUTHERN ODDFELLOAV; month-
ly; odd-fellowship; thirty two pages 5x8;
subscription $1; established 1890; R. E.
Jones, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued tvithin a year, 1.200.
ZELOSOPHIAN CASKET; monthly,
during the school year; .scholastic; four
pages 13x20; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1889; Rev. J. H. B. Hall, A. B., editor
and publisher.
BLOUNTSVILLE,e.li., Blount Co.,
288+ pop., 50 m. S. of Huntsville and 48 N.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ALABAMA.
of Birmiiijjham. Coal, iron, marble and
cotton.
SOITIIEKN DEMOCRAT: Thurs
(lays; cU'inorratlc; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription SI; established 1894; F. G. Stephens,
editor and publislier.
BOAZ, Marshall Co., 230 pop., on
Nashville, Chattanoo.ua & St. Louis Rd.,
10 ni. S. of Guntersville, the county seat.
Cotton region.
Si.WD 3IOUNTAIX SIGNAL; Frl
days; democratic; eight pages 15x32; sub-
scription SI; established 189!; A. McHan,
editor and publisher: circulation L.
BREWTON,c.h., Escambia To. ,1,115+
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 58 m.
from Pensacola, Fla. saw and lumber mills.
Farming and fruit and vegetable growing.
PIXE KELT NEWS; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic: eight pages 11x16; subscription §1;
establislied 1S94; W. D. Sowell, editor and
publislier.
STANDARD GAUGE; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
§1; established 18ST; C. W. Robbins, editor
and luiblisher: circulation K.
BRIDGEPORT, Jackson Co., l,131t
pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rd. and Tennessee r., 28 m. S. of
Chattanooga, Tenn. Has steel works, iron
foundries, pipe works, lumber and brick
plants, stove works and steam elevator for
river trade. Shipping point for produce.
NEWS; S.aturdays: democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription §1.50; established
1890; E. L. C. Ward, editor and publisher;
cireulati'in K ;■; i\i.
BRUNDIDGE, PUce Co., 470 pop.,
on Alabama Midland Rd., about 11 m. S.
E. of Troy, the county seat Has a cotton-
gin factory. Engaged in'agriculture.
N E W S ; semi-weeklj-, Wednesdays and
Saturdays: independent; four pages 11x16;
subscription $1 ; established 1893; J. E. Graves,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
BUTLiER, c. li., Choctaw Co. ,17S pop
near Tomblgbee r., 30 m. S. E. of Meridian,
Miss. Agricultural country.
CHOCTAW ALLIANCE; Wednes
days; farmers' alliance; four pages 18x24;
subscription .SI ; established 1S92; C. E. McCall,
editor and publisher: circulation L.
CHOCTAW HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages 17x24; subscription
$1; established 1876; Mrs. J. W. Bryant, edi-
tor; Jas. D. Ross, publisher; cu'culation K.
CALERA, Shelbij Co., 7531 pop., on
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia and
Louisville & Nashville Rds., .33 m. from Bir-
mingham. Manufacturing, mining and
agriculture.
SHELBY SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1875; N. A. Graham, editor
ami publisher; circulatiim K :•< i'fi.
CAMDEN, c. h., Wilcox Co. ,'A5t pop.,
4 m. S. of Alabama r., and 40 S. by W. of
Selina. A trade center and shipping point.
Cottou. corn and oats,
WILCOX NEW ERA; Wednesdavs;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
SI; established 1SS9; David P. Miller, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
, WILCOX PROGRESS; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
SI: established 1887; Sol D. Bloch, editor
ALABAMA.
anti publisher; circulation, sviallest editiim
issKfil irithiti a year, 950.
CARROLLTON, c. li., Pickens Co.,
1,415+ pop., about 32 m. S. E. of Columbus,
Miss. Coal fields near by. Cotton-growing
district.
WEST ALABAMIAN; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 17x24; subscription
$1.25; established 1850; A. Henry & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation K.
CENTER, c. h., Cherokee Co.. 347t
pop., on Coosa r., 140 m. N. by E. of Mont-
gomery, the State capital. Cotton and
wlieat district.
CHEROKEE SE N T I N EL ; Thurs-
days; people's party; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1; established 1893; I. L. Brock,
editor and publisher; circulation K ;•: i\:.
COOSA RIVER NEWS; Fridays;
democratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription
$1; established 1878; Shropshire Bros., editors
and publishers; circulation K.
CLANTON, c. h., Chilton Co., 623t
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 41 m. N.
of Montgomery, the State capital. Lum-
bering.
BANNER; Thursdays; people's party;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1892; Frank Crichton, editor and publisher;
circ'n, actual average for the past year, 514.
CHILTON VIE^V; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1 ;
established 1881; C. W. Hare, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 444.
CONGREGATIONAL HELPER;
bi-weekly; congregational; eight pages 10x18;
subscription 50 cents; established 1893; Rev.
A. T. Clarke, editor; Frank Crichton, pub-
lisher; circulation K jJ:.
CLAYTON, c. h., Barbour Co., 997+
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 20 m. W. of
Eufaula and 75 S. E. of Montgomers', the
State capital. Fertilizers are manufactured.
COURIER ; Saturdays; four pages
18x24; subscription $1; established 1870; Ed-
gar R. Quillin, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K.
COLLINS VILLE, Be Kalh Co., £67t
pop., on Alabama Great Southern Rd., 15 m.
S. W. of Fort Payne, the county seat. Agri-
culture and coal and iron mining.
CLIPPER; Wednesd .ys: four pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1890; J. C.
Norwood, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 800.
COLUMBIA, Jlenry Co.. eeOf pop.
on Central of Georgia Rd., 20 m. S. of Ft.
Gaines, Ga. Agriculture.
BREEZE; Thursdays; democratic: four
pages 1.5x22 ; subscription $1 : established
1892: B. F. Reid, editor; F. F. Koerber, pub-
lisher; circulation L.
COLUMBIANA, c. h., Shelby Co.,
654+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia and Louisville & Nashville Rds.,
about 70 m. N. by W. of Montgomery, the
State capital. Shipping point for cotton
and pig iron.
CHRONICLE ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 1^x24; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1886; C. C. Du Bose, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
jieople's partv; four pages 18x"24; subscrip-
tions!; established 1892; The Advocate Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n L.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABAMA.
COURTLAND, Lawrence Co., 579t
pop., ou East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 12 m, N. of Moulton, tlie county seat.
Timber and farming.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1894; L. G. Hall, editor and pub-
lisher.
CULLMAN, c. h., Cullman Co., l.OlTf
pop., ou Louisville & Nashville Rd. Fruit
and grape culture, agriculture and various
manufacturing.
AL.ABA31A TRIBUNE ; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1 ; established 1873 ; Robertson & Hewlett, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation, J.
PEOPLiE'SJ PROTEST; Fridays;
people's party; four pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1893; Wm. M. Wood, edi-
tor; Herman Richter, publisher; circ'n L.
DADEVILLE, c. h., Tallapoosa Co.,
873+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 45
m. N. E. of Montgomery, the State capital.
Has manufactures of wagons and buggies.
HERAIiD; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription .$1: established
1891; J. W. Fleming and F. A. Vaughan, edi-
tors and publishers.
TAL.L.APOOSA NEW ERA; Thurs
days; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1886: J. P. Oliver, editor; The
New Era Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
DAPHNE, c.li. .-BaWwm Co., 540t pop.,
on E. shore of Mobile bay, 7 m. S. E. of Mo-
bile. A winter resort for consumptive in-
valids. Agriculture and lumbering.
GULF BREEZE ; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1891; John A. Green, editor and
publisher.
TIMES; Tuesdays; democratic; four
pages 15x22; subsci'iption $1 ; established 1890;
Abuer J. Smith, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L i\i i'fi.
DECATUR, c h., Morgan Co., 2,765+
pop.,at junction of East Tennessee, Virginia
& Georgia and Louisville & Nashville Rds.
and on Tennessee r. Has saw and planing
mills, foundries, machine shops, bridge and
car-wheel works and ice manufactory.
NEWS ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $2; established
1872 ; L. Hensley Grubbs, editor and pub-
lislaer; circulation K jIs ^.
DEMOPOLIS, Marengo Co., l,898t
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd. and on Tombigbee r. Connected by
steamboat with Mobile. Shipping point
for cotton.
EXPRESS; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eiglit pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established
1872; Henry W. Hayden, editor and publisher;
cu'culation L.
DOTHEN, rienry Co., 2,S15t pop., on
Alabama Midland Rd., 120 m. S. E. of Mont-
gomery, the State capital. Has cotton com-
press, guano factory and turpentine still.
WIRE-GRASS SITTINGS ; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1.25; established 1890; T. E. Wil-
liams, editor and publisher ; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,300.
DOUBLE SPRINGS, c. h., Winston
Co., 7S7+ pop., 15 m. N. E. of Lynn on
Birmingham, Sheffield & Tennessee River
ALABA3IA.
Rd., the nearest railway station. Agricult-
ure.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; four pages-
15x22; subscription $1; established 1892; CD.
Hudgins, editor and publisher; circulation L.
AVINSTON HERALD ; Thursdays?
EAST LAKE, ./^e/erso7i Co., 400 pop.»
6 m. N. E. of Birmingham, the county seat.
Has a lumber mill. Agricultural district.
HOWARD MAGAZINE; monthly,
during college year; collegiate; thirty six
pages 6x9; subscription $1; established 1892;.
Students of Howard College, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L.
EDWARDSVILLE, c. h., Cleburne
Co., 446+ pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd.,
27 m. N. of Anniston and 15 E. of Tallapoosa ,
Ga. Farming district.
CLEBURNE PLOWBOY; Fridays;
people's party; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1890; Taylor & Son, editor*
and publishers; circulation, swiai/es^ edition
issued within a year, 1,000.
STANDARD NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1889; A. A. Hurst, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
ELBA, c. li.. Coffee Co., llS5j pop., on
Pea r., 30 m. S. of Tray and about 75 m. S.
E. of Montgomery, the State capital. Farm-
ing community.
SENTINEL; Fridays ; democratic ;.
fotir pages 18x24 ; subscription §1; established
1892; Will M. Bally, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
EUFAULA, Barbour Co., 4,394+ pop.^
on Central of Georgia Rd. and W. bank of
Chattahoochee r., 80 m. E. S. E. of Mont-
gomery, the State capital, and 50 S. of Col-
umbus, Ga. A cotton-shipping point and!
center of general trade.
TI]>IES ; every morning except Monday,,
and TIMES AND NEWS, Thursdays?
democratic; four pages— daily 18x24, weekly
22x28; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.25;
established— daily 1883, weekly 1845; William
D. Jelks, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K Jji:-:. weekly H ^ :|:.
ADVERTISER; Fridays ; farmers'
alliance; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1893; Ed. M. and Elijah M. John-
son, editors and publishers; circulation K.
EUTAW, c. h., Greejie Co.,l,115t pop.,
on Alabama Great Southern Rd., about 35
m. S. W. of Tuscaloosa. Cotton growing
and stock raising.
MIRROR ; Wednesdays ; democratic ;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879; W. T. Callahan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
WHIG AND OBSERVER; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages 20x2<i; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1841; W. O. Mon-
roe, editor and publisher; circulation K.
EVERGREEN, c. li., Conecuh Co.y
1,783+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd.,
81 m. S. S. W. of Montgomery, the State
capital. Timber and farming district.
CONECUH RECORD; Thtirsdays;
democratic; four pages 17x24; subscription
$1; established 1894; W. C. Crumpton, editor
and publishei-.
S "T A R ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1869 ;W. C. Crumpton, editor and publisher;;
circulation K s-j i\:.
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ALABA3IA.
FAYETTE, Fayette Co.. 800 pop., on
Georgia Pacific Rd., 80 m. W. of Birniiug
li.im. Agriculture.
NEWS J Thursdays?
SENTINEL.; Fri<lays; democratic; four
pai,'es 15X22; subscriptiou $1; established
I8r..>: J. B. Jones, editor; A. S. Preston, B. F.
McClure and Geo. S. Gaines, publishers;
circulation, s»ia//t'sf ediYio/i issued within a
year, 831.
FLORENCE, c. h., Lauderdale Co.,
6,01.2+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia and Louisville & Nashville Rds. and
Tennessee r. Iron furnaces, cotton and saw
mills and coal and Iron mines. Shipping
point for the county and adjoining towns
In Tennessee.
GAZETTE: Thursdays ; four pages
13x20: subscription TiO cents; established 1883;
I. S. Barr, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
HERALD; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 20x'26; subscription $1; established 18S6;
W. M. Bunting, editor; Florence Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation K;-:^.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 22x28: subscription §1; established
1890; M. W. Camper, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1.440.
FORT PAYNE, c. h
ALABAMA.
Be Kalb Co.,
2,693+ pop., on Alabama Great Southern Rd.,
52 m. X. E. of Birmingham, 51 from Chatta-
nooga, Tenu. Has rolling, saw and planing
mills, flre-claj' works, and iron furnace.
Coal and iron mining.
JOURNAL ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24: subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1883; Earl Cochran, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
GADSDEN, c. h., Etowah Co., 2,901+
pop., on East Tennessee Virginia & Georgia, j
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis, Louis-
ville I'v: Nashville, Chattanooga Southei-n «&
Gadsden and Attalla Union Rds. and Coosa
r. Has various manufactories and lumber
trade. Iron and coal fields. Cotton and
grain.
TIMES -NEWS; semi-weekly. Tues-
days and Fridays; democratic; four pages
1^x22; subsci-iption SI; established— TiMfe.?
1867. Xcws 1881; Meeks & Johnson, editors I
and publishers; circulation H ;[j ^.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription .§1; established
1890: M. D. Sibert, editor; Tribune Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation J.
GATE CITY, Jefferson Co., on Queen
iv- Crescent Route, Louisville & Nashville
and Southern Rds., near Birmingham, the
county seat. Has rolling mill. Mining
region.
HU.MMING BIRD; Saturdavs: iude
pendent; lour pages 15x22; subscription §1;
established 1892; T. H. Larimore, editor and
publisher.
GENEVA, c.h.. Geneva Co., 637t pop.
at tlie confluence of Choctawhatchee and
Pea rs., about 85 m. S. S. W. of Eufaula.
Has three saw mills and two cotton gins.
CITIZEN: Wednesdays: four pages
Idx-22; subscription , si ; establi.shedlS95; R. M.
Gray, editor and pul)lisher.
MIRROR; Fridays; independent; four
pages U).x22: subscriptiou ,§1 ; establi.shed 1891;
McLellan Bros. & Cowan, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
GREENSBORO, c. li.. Hale Co.,
1,759+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Rd. Has carriage factories. Seat
of Southern University. Cotton growing
region.
ALABAiMA BEACON; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1.50; established 1836; H. C. Benners and E. E.
Kersch, editors and publishers; circ'n K.
WATCHMAN; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1877; Wm. E. W. Yerby, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY
MONTHLY; during the college year;
collegiate; thirty-four pages 6,x9; subscrip-
tion $1.25; established 1884; Llterarj' Societies
of the Southern University, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation L.
GREENVILLE, c. h., Butler Co.,
2,806+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 43
m. from Montgomery, the State capital.
Has cedar manufactories, saw mills and
cotton gins. Cotton trade center.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1865; James B. Stanley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H ^ ;■:.
GROVE HILL, c. h., Clarice Co., 225t
pop., 84 m. N. by E. of Mobile and 18 N. E.
of Jackson. Agriculture and stock-raising.
CLARKE CO. DE3IOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages 13x20; sub-
scription §1; established 1856; Isaac Grant,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
GUNTERSVILLE, c. li., Marshall
Co., 471+ pop., on Nashville, Chattanooga &
St. Louis Rd. and S. bank of Tennessee r., 1
m. from landing, and about 33 m. S. E. of
Huntsville. Engaged in cotton trade.
DE3IOCRAT ; Thursdays; democi-atic;
four pages 20x26: subscription $1; established
188U; E. O. Neely, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,128.
GURLEY, Madison Co., 570t pop., on
Memphis & Charleston Rd., 13 m. E. of
Huntsville, the county seat. Has pencil,
bucket and spoke manufactories, saw mills,
etc. Agriculture.
HERALD; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1894 ; H. S. Shackford & J. C. Orr, Jr., editors
and publishers.
HAMILTON, c. b., Marion Co., 1,525+
pop., on Buttahatchee r., 45 m. from Aber-
deen, Miss. Agriculture and mining.
FREE PRESS; Wednesdays?
HARTSELLE, Morgan Co., 596t pop.,
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 13 m. S. of
Decatur and 74 N. of Birmingham. Has
grist and saw mills, lumber and marble
yards, and oil and gas wells.
ALABAMA ENQUIRER; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1; established 1887; J. A. Rountree, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 1,800.
HAYNEVILLE, c h., Lowndes Co..
3.")+ pop., 20 m. S. W. of Montgomery, the
State capital. Wagon factory and grist
mill. Cotton-growing and farming,
CITIZEN-EXAMINER ; Thursdays;
Independent-democratic; four pages 20x24;
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think.
A. FRANK RICHARDSON.
AND -
CASH IN ADVANCE.
Most printers whom I know pay $40 or $45 for the same qur.ntity —
quality not quite so good as mine.
WHY DO THEY DO IT?
THE REASON IS PLAIN !
To buy of me for $20 they have to put up the cash.
Buying the same goods, or inferior, of others for $40 or
$45 carries with it 4 or 6 months' credit, and an un =
derstood right to pay finally with a 6o=day note, and
possibly to have the note renewed once or twice.
Possibly this IDEA may make, not millions, but dozens, o!
printers think ! 1 have already had more than six thousand orders,
and up to date only a few complaints, and these came from printers
who wanted me to send the goods on approval or C. O. D. I didn't
do it till I got the money. There has been no complaint about
the ink.
One man sent a remittance 10 cents short. I got the 10 cents,
however, before he got the ink, and while I waited for the 10 cents he
waited for the ink, and my bank account was enriched by his partial
remittance.
I don't send any bills or keep any books, but I send the ink, and
warrant it to be the best in the world — the best News Ink, mind you
— not book or job.
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t 500-pouiid Barrel at 4c.,
t 250-pound Barrel at 4J^c.,
[lOO-pound Keg at 5c.,
60-pound Keg at 5J^c.,
25-pound Keg at 6c.,
$20 00 i
11 25 t
5 00 t
2 75 t
1 50 t
ADDRESS
PRINTERS INK JONSON,
8 Spruce Street,
Neiv York.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ALABAMA.
ALABAMA.
subscription SI.r.O; established 1S86; W. M.
Garret. eJitor; J. F. Vainer, publisher; circu-
latinu K.
IM.AIN VISITOR; mouthly ?
HEFLIN, Cleburne Co., 383t pop., on
Richmond ^'t Danville Rd., 7 ni. S. of Ed-
wardsville, the county seat. A shipping
point for lumber, charcoal and cotton.
Farmins^and gold mining.
CLEBURNE NEW ERA; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 16x22; subscription
$1; established 1S90; J. L. Yeatman, editor
and publislier; circulation L.
HUNTSVILLE, c. h., Afadison Co.,
7,U95+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia, Huntsville, Belt Line & Monte
Sano and Nashville, Chattanooga & St.
Louis Rds., 98 m. W. S. W. of Chattanooga,
Tenn. Has foundry, saw mill, cotton mills
and two manufactories of sash and blinds.
It is the most populous and important town
of Northern Alabama. Farming, stock-
raising and cotton-growing.
ARGUS; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
daily four pages 18x24, weekly eight pages;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 ; established
1892 ; Coleman & Boyd, editors and publishers ;
circulation — daily L, weekly K.
Adrertiseitient.—The value of the Argus to ad-
vertisers is noted from the fact that it is the
only paper in Huntsville that gives its actual
circulation guaranteed by the American News
paper Directory. Its circulation is greater
than all the other papers in Huntsville com-
bined and all the live merchants in the city ad-
vertise in it. Send for rates. ;
EVENING TRIBUNE; every evening |
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic; daily four pages 1.5x22, weekly
twelve pages; subscription— {laily §5, weekly
$1; established 1891; Chas. P. Lane, editor
and publisher.
MERCURY; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic; daily four pages 15x24, weekly
eight pages; subscription— daily $8, weekly
SI; established— daily 1885, weekly 181f5; Mer-
cury Publishing Co., editors and publishers; !
circulation— daily J :!;;■:, weekly H i\i ^.
Adrertisement.—THK Mercury is the recognized
advertising medium for the famous Tennessee
Valley, a rich agricultural and stock-raising
country embracing ten counties. The Daily
Mercury is an ui)-to-date, live paper; everybody
reads it. The Weekly is a home paper, the old
stand-by for home and farm. Circulation guar-
anteed larger than all other papers in the city
combined.
DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; established 1867;
J. W. Clay, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; negro; republi-
can; four pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1879; The Gazette Co.. editors and
publishers; circulation L.
JACKSON, Clarice Co., l,160t pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd.
and on Tomblgbee r., 59 m, N. of Mobile.
Farming country.
SOUTH ALABAMIAN ; Saturdays;
farmers alliance : four pages 15x22; sub-
Bcnption $1; established 1887; J. S. Graham,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
JACKSONVILLE, c. h., Calhoun
Co., l,2o7t pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia
& Georgia Rd., 145 m. N. E. of Selma and 51
S. W. of Rome, Ga. Seat of Calhoun Col-
lege and a female academy. A trade center
and summer resort.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; subscription §1; I
established 1837; T. W. Ayres. editor and
puV)lisher ; circulation K ;•; ;■;.
JASPER, c. h., md/cer Co., 780t pop.,
on Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingliam,
and Birmingham, Sheffield & Tennessee
River Rds., 60 m. S. of Decatur. Agricult-
ural, cotton-growing, lumber and mineral
district.
MOUNTAIN EAGLE; Wednesdays?
WALKER CO. RECORD; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 17x24; subscription
§1; established 1893; Hervey W. Laird, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
LAFAYETTE, c. h., Chambers Co.,
l,369tpop., on Cential of Georgia Rd., 18 m.
from Opellka and 84 E. N. E. of Montgom-
ery, the State capital. A cotton market and
general trade center.
SUN; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages lSx24; subscription $1; established
1880; S. M. Richards and J. E. TImmons, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation K.
LEIGHTON, Colbert Co.. 400 pop., on
Memphis & Charleston Rd., 10 m. E. of Tus-
cumbia, the county seat. Agricultural
district.
NEWS; Fridays; democratic; four pages
15x22; subscription §1; established 1890; F.
W. McCormack, editor and publisher.
LINDEN, c.h.,iVfare?i5ro Co., 2,4o4tpop.,
18 m. from Demopolis and 52 W. by S. of
Selma. Cattle and sheep raising.
REFORM DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
SI; established 1892; Albert W. Noble, editor
and publisher; circulation K i-x ^;,
REPORTER ; Fridays ?
LIVINGSTON, c. h., Sumter Co.,
850t pop., on Alabama Great Southern Rd.,
37 m. from Meridian, Miss., and 80 W. of
Selma. Seat of Alabama Normal College
for girls. A health resort, having mineral
waters. Agriculture.
JOURNAL ; Fridays; democratic: four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1864; B. F. Herr, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K.
SUMTER CO. SUN; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1.25;
established 1889: C. H. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
LUVERNE, c. h., Crenshaw Co., 451t
pop., on Alabama Midland Rd., 45 m. south
of Montgomerj', the State capital.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription 75 cents; es-
tablished 1894; J.C.Harrison, editor; Harri-
son & Gilmore, publishers.
MARION, c. h., Perry Co.,\,V82j pop.,
on Cincinnati, Selma & Mobile Rd., 30 m.
N. W. of Selma. Several educational insti-
tutions are located here.
STANDARD; semi - weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays; democratic: four pages 17x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; JohnC.
Lawrence, editor and publisher; circ'n J ;•; :^
MOBILE, c. h.. Mobile Co., 31,076t pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia, Lou-
isville & Nashville, Mobile & Ohio, Mobile
& Spring Hill and Seaboard Rds. and on W.
bank of Mobile r., near its entrance into
Mobile bay. Steamships to Florida and Cu-
ban ports, to various points on the Alabama,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABA3IA.
Tombigbee and Black Warrior rs. and to
New Orleans. Engaged in foreign and do-
mestic commerce and manufactures. It
ranks third as a cotton niarket in the
United States. Trades also in coffee, tim-
ber, lumber, coal and naval supplies.
HERAIiD; every evening except Satur-
day, and Sunday niorning; four pages 15x22;
subscription's; established 1893; J.Waller
Henry, editor; Daily Herald Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation K.
NEWS ; every evening except Saturday,
and Sunday morning; democratic; daily
four pages 16x22, Sunday eight pages; sub-
scription $5; established 1888; Daily News
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation H.
Adrertisement.— Mobile is one of the most im-
portant cities in the South and the Nfws is the
most important paper in Mobile. This is indi-
cated by the fact that no other evening paper
is pubhshed there The News satisfies all the
requirements of the people and offers adver-
tisers the only means of thoroughly covering
this desirable field. For rates and full partic-
ulars address Steve W. Floyd, Eastern Manager,
161 Times- Building, New York City.
REGISTEll ; every morning except
Monday, every evening except Sunday, and
WEERLiY, Saturdays; democratic; daily
four pages 20x24, Sunday and weekly eight
pages; subscription — morning $12, evening
|12, weekly $1; established 1821 ; The Register
Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
daily G, weekly G.
Advertisement.— The Mobile Register has en-
joyed for many years the confidence and sup-
port of the people of Southern Alabama, Mis-
sissippi and Western Florida. It covers a field
peculiarly its own and reaches a population in-
accessible through other mediums. That ad-
vertising in it pays is proven by the habitual
and contmued use of its advertising columns
by both general and home advertisers. Its
actual circulation for the last three months
of 1894 averaged, Daily 5,326, Sunday 7,211,
Weekly 7,192 — a statement which can be readily
verified at its office of publication.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG; Thursdays;
German; four pages 20x26; subscription $2;
established 1894; Hugo Lehmaun, editor and
publisher.
ITEM; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1882; John F.
Cothran, editor and publisher; circulation J.
MONROEVILL.E, c. h., Aroiiroe Co.,
2,286+ pop., on Alabama r., about 85 m. N. N.
E. of Mobile, 90 S. of Selma. Cotton raising.
MONROE JOURNAL; Tuesdays;
democratic; four pages 13x2U; subscription
$1; established 1867; Q. R. Salter, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
MONTGOMERY, c. li., Montgomery
Co.. State Capital. 21,8R3+ pop., on
ALABAMA.
Alabama Midland, Central of Georgia,
Louisville & Nashville, Savannah, Ameri-
cus & Montgomery and Western of Ala-
bama Rds. and left bank of Alabama r.
Steamboats to Mobile, 400 m., and inter-
mediate points. Has several machine shops,
and ships large quantities of cotton.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Monday, and SEMI-AVEEKI.Y, Tues-
days and Fi-idays; democratic; eight pages
15x22; Sunday sixteen pages; subscription-
daily $10, semi- weekly $1; established 1828;
W. W. Screws & F. S. Glass, editors; The Ad-
vertiser Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued ivithin a yeai — daily 5,7U0.
semi-iveekly 9,100. See pub lis hers' an-
noiinceinent at foot ot pntre.
Adve7^tisement.— In Alabama, the paper with the
largest issue is the semi-weekly edition of the
Montgomery Advertiser. — From Printers'
Ink, issue of May Sth, 1895.
ALABAMA TRESS; every morning;
democratic; four pages 15x22; Sunday eight
pages; subscription $5; established 1891; J.
W. Henry & J. C. Pope, editors and pub-
lishers.
JOURNAL* I every evening except Sun-
day, and Sunday morning; independent-demo-
cratic; four pages, Sunday eight pages, 18x24;
subscription $5; established 1889; Hood &
Simpson, editors and publishers; circula-
tion J :1^ ^.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
four pages 15x22; subscription $5; estab-
lished 1893 ; T. B. Hillson, editor and publisher ;
circulation H.
ALABAMA BAPTIST; Thursdays;
baptist; four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1874; W. B. Crampton, editor;
Hare, Pope & Dewberry, publishers; circ'n H.
ARGUS; Saturdays; negro; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1S90;
Wm. F. Crockett, editor; Argus Publishing
Co., publishers; circ'n K.
SOUTHERN AGRICULTURIST ;
semi-monthly; agricultural ; twenty pages
10x14; subscription $1; established 1870; Thos.
J. Key, editor; Thos. J. Key & Son, publish-
ers; circulation K.
EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE;
monthly; educational; thirty-six pages 6x9;
subscription $1; established 1888; J. M. Dew-
berry editor and publisher; circulation, actu-
al average for the past year, 1,258.
MOULTON, c. h., Lawrence Co.,
CUO pop., 23 m. W. S. W. of Decatur and 33
S. E. of Florence. Seat of Moulton Normal
Institute. Timber and farming.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x^4; subscription $1.50;
established 1829; D. C. White, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L.
THE NEWSPAPER
OF ALABAMA -
ESTABLISHED 1828
THE MONTGOMERY, 111., IDfERTISER
A Democratic newspaper with the largest circulation of any daily in i
Alabama, and the largest State circulation of any weekly. i
*: DAILY CIRCULATION, 5,700. WEEKLY, 9,100. t
I If good results from advertising are to be had (and they surely are), our
\ paper will give them in Alabama. ;
\ Eastern Office: 31 & 32 Tribune B'Id'g, New York. \
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ALABAMA.
ALABAMA.
NEW DECATUR, Morgan Co.,
3,565+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd. j
aud Tennessee r. Agriculture, lumbering j
and manufacturing district.
ADVERTISER; Satunlavs; four pages
20xJ6; subscription $1 ; established 1889: C. J.
Hildreth, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued icithin a year, 800.
NEWTON, T^ale Co., 520t pop., on
Choctawhatchee r., about 50 m. S. S. W. of
Eufaula. Wagons and woolen goods manu-
facturing and agriculture.
DALE CO. STANDARD? Thursdays?
NORMAL, MacUson Co. Seat of the
state Normal school.
INDEX; Satm-da3'S, during the school
year; scholastic: four pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1885; Students of
State Normal and Industrial School, editors
and publishers; circulation L i'fi :■?.
NORTHPORT, Tuscaloosa Co., 413t
pop., uu N. bank of Black Warrior r. and
2 m. N. of Tuscaloosa, the county seat.
Has a large tannery and a steam mill. Cot-
ton is shipped here.
WEST ALABAMA BREEZE; Thurs-
days; democratic; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription SI ; established ish9; J. C. Brown,
editor aud publisher; circulation K.
NOTASULGA, Macon Co., 332t pop.,
on Western of Alabama Rd., 12 m. N. of
Tuskegee and 4(i E. N. E. of Montgomery,
the State capital.
UNIVERSAL.IST HERALD; semi-
monthly; universalist ; four pages 18x24;
subscription S2: established 1849; Rev. John
Burruss, editor and publisher; circ'nK ^ i'^.
OAKMAN, Walker Co.. 421t pop., on
Richmond & Danville Rd., 37 m. W. of Bir-
mingham. Agricultural and mineral dis-
tricts.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages lox2ii: subscription $1; established 1S92;
James E. Vice, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
ONEONTO,c. li., Blount Co., 500 pop.,
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 37 m. N. E.
of Birmingham. Timber, agriculture and
ore mining.
BLOUNT CO. NEWS-DISPATCH ;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 18x24;
subiscription Si ; established 1877; Matthews &
Ketchum, editors; News and Dispatch Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation, J ;;-: H^.
OPELIKA, c. h., Lee Co., 3,703t pop.,
on Central of Georgia and Western of Ala-
bama Rds., 64 m. E. N. E. of Montgomery,
the State capital, and 28 N. W. of Colum-
bus, Ga. Has chair factory and one for
sash and blinds. Grain and cotton.
INDUSTRIAL NEWS: everv even
iug except Sunday, and WEEKLY Thurs-
days . democratic ; eight pages 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion .SI; established 1S9U; H. M. Wilson and
C. H. Greer, editors ; Ojjelika Steam Printing
and Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation,
siualli'st edition issued within a year—daily
600, xceekly 3.000.
PEOPLE'S CHOICE; Fridays; negro;
four pages 13x20: subscrii)tion !^1 ; established
1S94: P. Lawrence, editor; A. B. Glaze, pub-
lisher.
POST; Fridays; democratic; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1: established ]'^94; Tlie
Post Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
OXFORD, Calhoun Co., 1,473 pop.,
on Southern Rd., 3 m. from Annlston and
liK) from Atlanta, Ga. A manufactiu-ing
town. Mountainous region.
ENTERPRISE: Fridays; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1893; J.
M. Armstrong, editor and publisher.
OZARK, c. h.. Dale Co., ^.,V^v>\ pop., on
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia and
Central of Georgia Rds., about 45 m. S. W.
of Eufaula. Has grist mills, cotton gins
and carriage factories.
BANNER; Thursdays; farmers' alliance;
four pages 17x15 ; established 1892 ; Dale
County Alliance, editors and publishers; cir-
culation K.
SOUTHERN STAR; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1867; Joseph H. Adams, editor
aud publisher; circulation K.
PIEDMONT, Calhoun Co., Tllf pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia and
East & West of Alabama Rds., about 12 m.
N. E. of Jacksonville, the county seat.
Agriculture, iron ore mining and lumbering.
INQUIRER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
189IJ; Brewster &Wickes, editors; J.C.Wickes,
publisher; circulation J.
A L A B A ]>I A CUMBERLAND
PRESBYTERIAN; monthly; Cumber-
land Presbyterian; fotir pages 15x22; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1890; Rev. W.
B. Witherspoon, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L ^ >■:.
PRATTVILLE, c. h., Autauga Co.,
724+ pop., on a small affluent of the Ala
bama r., 15 m. N. W. of Montgomer3', the
State capital. Manufactures cotton and
woolen goods and sash and blinds.
PROGRESS; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S6 ; Howard S. Doster, - editor and
publisher ; circulation K :;; >;:.
ROANOKE, Randolph Co., 631t pop.,
on Central of Georgia Rd., 40 m. N. of
Opelika and 85 N. E. of Montgomerj', the
State capital. Has a college for males and
females.
HER A LD ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1876; W. H. Hooker, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
RANDOLPH LEADER; Wednes
days; democratic; four pages 16x22; subscrip-
tion SI; established 1892; O. H. Stevenson,
editor aud publisher ; circulation K ^ :|c.
ROCKFORD, c. h., Coosa Co., 240t
l)op., 40 m. N. E. of Montgomery, the State
capital. Granite and marble in the sur-
rounding country. Engaged in agriculture.
Pine timber region.
COOSA ADVOCATE; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 16x24; subscription
$1; established 1888; James O. Smith, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
RUSSELLVILLE, c. h., FranJdin
Co., 920+ pop., on Birmingham. Sheffield &
Tennessee River Rd., 18 m. S. of Tuscumbia.
Farming and mineral section.
HUSTLER ; Thursdays ?
SOUTHERN IDEA; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 16x22; subscription SI;
established 18F6: J. H. West, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ALABA3IA.
RUTLEDGE,c.li., Crenshmo Co.,314t
pop., 6 m. from Live Oak, the nearest station
on Alabama Midland Rd., and 45 S. of Mont-
gomery, the State capital Agricultural
region.
WAVE; Wednesdaj's; democratic; four
pages 16x22; subscription $1; established 1890;
P. A. W. Keel, editor; Rutledge Wave Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation L.
ST. STEPHENS, c. h., Washington
Co., oSTf pop., on Mobile & Birmingham Rd.,
and W. bank of Tombigbee r., 65 m. N. of
Mobile, 100 m. by water. Farming.
WASHINGTON CO. NEWS ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages 16x22 ; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1892 ; W. A. Mose-
ley, editor; Washington Co. Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued witliin a year, 450.
SCOTTSBORO, c. h., Jackson Co.,
959t pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Rd., 42 m. E. of Hunts ville and
about 5 N. W. of Tennessee r. Coal and
iron mining, lumbering and agi'iculture.
CITIZEN ; Thui'sdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1877; James Armstrong, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
PROGRESSIVE AGE: Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1886; Age Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation K :^ :;<.
SEALE, c. li., Russell Co., 299t pop., on
Central of Georgia Rd., 20 m. S. W. of Col-
umbus, Ga. Has several saw mills. Grain
and cotton.
RUSSELL. REGISTER; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1883; Benton & Tucker, editors
and publishers ; circulation K :]; ;■:.
SELMA, c. li., Dallas Co., 7,6-'2t pop.,
on Birmingham, Selma & New Orleans,
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia, Louis-
ville & Nashville and Western of Alabama
Rds., and on N. bank of Alabama r., 300 m.
from its mouth. 50 m. W. of Montgomery,
the State capital, and 50 E. of Demopolls.
Steamers to Mobile. Has cotton factory,
iron works, steam planing mill, manu-
facturers of car wheels, oil and ice. Center
of trade in cotton, lumber, iron and coal.
JOURNAL; every morning except Sat-
urday; independent; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $6; established 1890; H. C. Graham,
editor; F. L. Kincev. publisher; circ'n K.
MORNING TIMES; every morning,
and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fri-
days; democratic; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription—daily $6, semi-weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1825; S. F. Nunnelee & Sons, editors
and publisliers; circulation— dailv K.
BAPTIST LEADER; "Thursdays;
negro; baptist; four pages 16x22; subscription
$1; established 1887; Rev. D. L. Prentice,
editor and publisher; circulation J ;1; A.
SUNDAY MORNING MIRROR;
Sundays ?
SHEFFIELD, Colbert Co.,2,731tpop.,
on Birmingham, Sheffield & Tennessee
River, East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
and Louisville & Nashville Rds., about 84
m. N. of Tuscaloosa. Has various manu-
factories.
REAPER ; Saturdays; democratic: four
pages 13x'^0; subscription $1; established 1891;
ALABAMA.
O. E. Comstock, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year. 50i'.
STANDARD; Saturdays; eight pages
16x22; subscription $1; established 1893; E.
M. Ragland, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ^ i^.
STEVENSON, Jackson Co., 586t pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia and
Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis Rds.,
33 m. W. S. W. Chattanooga, Tenn. Has
grist mills, cotton gins and a brick yard.
Agriculture.
CHRONICLE; Tuesdays; democratic;
four pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
lg87; Vaught & Gregory, editors; J. H. Vaught,
publisher; circulation K ^H H^.
SUIiLIGENT, Lamar Co., 300 pop.,
on Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham
Rd., 5 m. W. of Birmingham. Agricultural
district.
EAGLE-EY"E, Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established
1894; John Earl Garrison, editor and pub-
lisher.
TALLADEGA, c. h., Talladega Co.,
2,063t pop., on Birmingham & Atlantic, East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, and Louis-
ville & Nashville Rds. Seat of State Insti-
tution for the Deaf, Dumb and Blind. Has
iron furnaces. Milling and manufacturing.
MESSENGER; Thursdays , during
the school year; deaf; eight pages llx
13; subscription 50 cents; established 1882;
Alabama Institution for the Deaf, editors
and publishers; circulation L ;!; :5c.
NEWS REPORTER; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1844; W. E. Henkle, editor and
publisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
with in a year. 700.
OUR MOUNTAIN HOME; Wednes-
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1867; J. C. Williams,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
THOMAS VILLE, Clarke Co., 291t
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 46 m. from Demopolls. Lumbering.
CLARKE NEWS; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 11x16; subscription $1;
established 1894; Joe E. Wilda, editor and
publisher.
TINCIE, Monroe Co., 375 pop., 12 m.
from Monroeville, the county seat. Agri-
cultural region.
EAGLE; semi-monthly; negro; republi-
can; four pages 9x15; subscription 50 cents;
established 1888; A. R. Davison, editor and
publisher; dated at Lovan; circ'n J i'^ ^.
Advertisement.— T:\As paper. The Eagle, is cred-
ited with a higher circulation rating than any
other issued in Monroe County.
TROY, c. h.. Pike Co., 3,449t pop.,
on Alabama Midland and Central of
Georgia Rds., 74 m. from Montgomery,
the State capital. Center of cotton trade.
MESSENGER; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic; daily four pages 1.3x20; weekly
eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily $4.80,
weekly $1; established— daily 1894. weekly
1867; Ira Champion, editor; W. J. Blan, pub-
lisher; circulation— weekly, J.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays?
TUSCALOOSA, c. b., Tuscaloosa Co.y
4,215+ pop., on Alabama Great Southern
Rd. and Black Warrior r., at head of steam-
boat navigation, and 55 m. S. W. of Birm-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ALABAMA.
inghani. The State University and other
educational institutions located here. Coal
and cotton.
EVENIN G TIMES ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays:
democratic; four pages— dailj' 13x20, weekly
20x26; subscription— dailv $3.50, weekly $1;
established— daily 18S8, weekly 1S30; J. L.
Wallace, editor; W. C. Jemison, publisher;
circulation— dailj- L, weekly K .
GAZETTE ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays: demo-
cratic; four pages— daily 15x22, weekly 20x26;
subscription— daily $4, weekly $1; established
— <laily 1887, weekly 1873; Verner & Garner,
editors and publishers; circulation, sviallest
edition issued ivitliin a year— daily 300,
iveekly 60).
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1894; James P. Gaines, editor; The
Journal Publishing Co., publishers.
TUSCUMBIA, c. h., Colbert Co.,
2,491+ pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia &
Georgia Rd. and near Tennessee r., 14 n^-
from Sheffield and about 4 m. S. of Flor-
ence. Steamboats can ascend the river to
this point. Agriculture.
NORTH ALABAMIAN; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 20x26: subscription
$1.50; established 1832; A. H. Keller, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
TUSKEOEE, c. h., Macon Co., l,803t
pop., on Tuskegee Rd., 40 m. E. of Mont-
gomery, the State capital. Seat of several
educational institutions. Has cottonseed
oil mill. Cotton the chief product.
NEWS ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.25; established
1865; S. Q. Hale, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K.
UNION SPRINGS, c. iK, Bullock
Co., 2,049+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd.,
40 m. E. S. E. of Montgomery', the State cap-
ital, and 55'W. S. W. of Columbus, Ga. Has
oil mill and steam cotton gins, cotton,
spoke and handle factories.
HERALD ; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50: estab
lished 1866; P. F. Miles, editor and publisher;
circulation, J j-c :■;.
UNIONTOWN, Per/-?/ Co., S5M
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Geor-
gia Rd., 20 m. E. by S. of Demopolis, and 30
W. of Selma. Cotton is the chief product.
A shipping point.
CANEBRAKE HERALD,- Fridays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $1.50; establislied 1887; Bernard Har-
wood, editor and publisher; circulation K.
VERNON, c. h., Lamar Co., 192tpop.,
on Yellow creek, about 30 m. N. X. E. of
Columbus, Miss. Saw and grist mills. Agri-
culture.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription §1; established
1886; T. J. Young, editor and publisher; circu-
lation. K.
WARRIOR, Jefferson Co., 1,200 pop.,
on Louisville & Nashville and Black War-
rior Rds., 23 m. N. of Birmingham, the
county seat. Coal mining.
INDEX; Fridays; independent; four
pages 18x24 ;' subscription .$1 ; established 1888 ;
Walter B. Young, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L ^ :Jc.
ALABAMA.
WEDOWEE, c. h., Randolph Co.,
350 pop., near the mouth of the Little Talla-
poosa r., Zi m. from Lafayette. Has water
power and mineral deposits.
RANDOLPH TOILER ; Thursdays;
people's party; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1891; Guinn Bros., editors
and publishers; circulation L ij: ^.
WEST END, Jefferson Co., 400 pop.,
on Alabama Great Southern Rd., 2 m. from
Birmingham, the county seat. Coal and
iron mining.
BANNER; Saturdays ?
WETUMPKA, c. h,, Elmore Co.,
619+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd. and
at the head of navigation on Coosa r., 14 m.
N. N. E. of Montgomery, the State capital.
Seat of the State Penitentiary. Saw mills
and cotton gins.
REFOR.II ADVOCATE; Thursdays?
T I M E S - D E 31 O C R AT ; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1875; O. S. Roades, editor;
Times-Democrat Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K.
YORK STATION, Sumter Co., 415t
pop , on Alabama Great Southern and East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rds., 27 m.
E. N. E. of Meridian, Miss. Cotton and corn
are shipped here.
SUMTER RECORD; Fridays; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1893; R. E. Hale, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K.
ALASKA.
JUNEAU, 1,253+ pop., 50 m. N. of
Sitka, the court house and Territorial capi-
tal. A mining settlement.
ALASKA 31 1 N I N G RECORD;
Mondays ; mining ; eight pages 12x16 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1888; Geo. B. Swine-
harht, editor; Thorp &Swinehart. publishers;
circulation K :Jc ^.
ALASKA SEARCHLIGHT; Mon
days; independent; sixteen pages; 10x13;
subscription $3; established 1S94; E. O. Syl-
vester, editor and publisher.
SITKA, 1.190+ pop., Territorial
Capital, on W. coast of Baranoff Island,
which is densely timbered. Steamers to
Portland. Ore., and San Francisco, Cal.
Has custom-house, a Greco-Russian church
and several saw mills. The catching and
curing of salmon is extensively carried on.
ALASKAN: Saturdays; independent;
four pages 13x20; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1885; E. O. Sylvester & E. Otis Smith,
editors and publishers; circulation K ^i ^I'.
NORTH STAR; monthly?
ARIZONA.
FLAGSTAFF, c.li., Coconino Co., 963t
pop., on Atlantic & Pacific and Central
Arizona Rds., l.".8m. by.rail N. E. of Prescott.
Milling, mining and cattle raising are the
principal industries. Situated In the pine
belt of Arizona.
COCONINO SUN; Thursdays ; four
pages 15x22; subscription $4: established 1883;
C. M. Funston, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
DE3IOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ARIZONA.
ARIZONA.
eight pages 13x20; subscription $4; established j
1888; Harold W. Roll, ediror; Democrat Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers; clrculetion L ^ H'-
FLORENCE c. h., Pinal Co., l,486t
pop., on Gila r., 85 m. N. N. W. of Tucson.
Has a smelting fui'nace for silver. Agri-
cultural and mining region.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages 15x22; subscription $3; established
1891: Will F. Cooper, editor; Florence Pub-
lishing;- Co., publishers; circulation L ^ :!<.
GILA. BEND, Maricopa Co., 135tpop.,
on Southern Pacific Rd. and Gila r., 50 m.
S. W. of Phoenix, the county seat and
Territorial capital.
ARIZONA LEADER; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 15x22; subscription $3;
established 1894; J. M. Burnett, editor and
publisher.
GLOBE, c. h., Gila Co., 803t pop.,
on Arizona Narrow Gauge Rd., in Pinal
mountains, 75 m. N. E. of Florence and 120
from Tucson. Has rich ores of silver and
coi)per.
ARIZONA SILVER BELT; Satur
days; independent; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $4; established 1878; Hackney &
Hamill, editors and publishers; circ'nK ^ ^.
KINGMAN, c. li., Mohave Co., 322t
pop., on Atlantic Sc Pacific Rd., 500 m. from
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Mining region.
MOHAVE CO. MINER ; every morning
except Monday, and WI^EKLY, Satur-
daj's; Independent; daily four pages 11x16,
weelcly six pages 14x20; subscription— dailv
$10. weekly $4; established— daily 1894, weeklV
1882; Anson H. Smith, editor and publisher;
circulation— weekly L ^ :!;.
MESA, Maricopa Co., 500 pop., 18m.
E. of Phoenix, the county seat and Terri-
torial capital. Agricultural, live-stock and
fruit region.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; four pages
13x20; subscription $2.50; W. D. Morton, edi-
tor; Morton & Shewman, publishers; circu-
lation K ;■; >;;.
NO GALES, Pima Co., 1,194+ pop.—
local estimate 1,500— on Atchison, Topeka
& Santa FeRd., 73 m. from Tucson, the
coimty seat. Locatea on the international
boundary between Mexico and United
States. Farming, cattle raising, mining and
the reduction of ores the chief industries.
BORDER VIDETTE; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$2; established 1894; Harry M. Woods, editor
and publisher.
EL INDEPENDIENTE ; Fridays;
Spanish; four pages 15x22; subscription $3.25;
established 1893; Lauro Aguirre, editor and
publisher.
EL MONITOR; Fridays; Spanish ; inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $3;
established 1886; R. Bernal, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 500.
OASIS; Thursdays; eight pages 11x16;
subscription $2.50; established 1891; Allen
T. Bird, editor and publisher.
PHCENIX, c. h., Maricopa Co., Tei-
rirorial Capital, 3,152+ pop., on Mari-
copa & Phoenix Rd. and Salt r., 35 m. N.
of Maricopa, and 226 N. E. of Yuma. A
farming, mining and stock-raising section.
ARIZONA GAZETTE; evorv morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days; democratic; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription— daily $10, weekly $2. 50; established
1880; The Arizona Gazette Co., editors and
publisliers; circulation— daily J, weekly K.
ARIZONA REPUBLICAN ; every
morning except Monday, and WEEKLY,
Fridays; republican; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $2.50; established
1889; T. J. Wolfley, editor ; The Arizona Re-
publican Co., publishers; circ'n — daily K,
weekly K.
HERALD |_every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $2.50; established— daily 1879,
weekly 1878 ; N. A. Morford. editor and pub-
lisher; circ'n— daily K ;■: ^, weekly J ^ :;-:.
ARIZONA POPULIST; Thursdays;
people's party; four pages 13x20; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1894; Lyons & Gardner,
editors and publishers.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; undenom-
inational; four pages 10x14; subscription 50
cents; established 1892; J.Frank Elwell, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$3; established 1894; J. P. King & A. S. Mills,
editors and publishers.
PRESCOTT, c. b., Yavapai Co., l,759t
pop., Prescott & Arizona Central, and Santa
Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Rds. Gold and
sliver in vicinity. Mining, grazing, pine-
lumbering and agricultural district.
ARIZONA JOURNAL-MINER;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Wednesdays; republican; four pages-
daily 15x22, weekly 21x28; subscription— daily
$10, weekly $4; established 1864; J. C. Martin,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily
L ^^ *•* w"GGklv K *^ *"■'
MOitNINfe COURIER; every morning
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic; four pages— daily 15x22, weekly
22x28 ; subscription— daily (including weekly)
$10, weekly $4; established 1882; Rogers &
Dillon, editors and publishers; circulation-
daily L ;'jc ^, weekly K :iJ ^.
ST. JOHNS, c. h., Apache Co., 482t
pop. Has a grist mill. A mining, grazing
and lumbering district.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages 16x22;
subscription $4; established 1883; J. F. Wal-
lace, editor; Apache County Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation K.
SOLOMONS VILLE, c. li., Graham
Co., 287+ pop., on Gila Valley, Glove &
Northern Rd., 148 m. from Tucson. In a
mining, agricultural and stock-raising sec-
tion.
GRAHAM CO. BULLETIN ; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$3; established 1889; Geo. H. Kelly, editor;
Bulletin Publisliing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K >;i Jl:.
T E M P E, Maricopa Co., 1,000 pop.,
on Maricopa & Phcenix Rd., 10 m. from
Phoenix, the couutj' seat and the Territorial
capital. Location of Territorial Normal
School. Flour mill and manufactories here.
Farming, stock and fruit country.
NEW^S; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages 17x23; subscription — daily $6,
weekly $3; established— dailv 1894, weekly
1886; Cust. W. Miller, editor; News Publishing
Co., publishers; ciiculation— weekly K ^ H^.
TOMBSTONE, c. h.. Cochise Co.,
1,875+ pop., about 65 m. S. E. of Tucson.
Silver and gold mining and agricultural
district.
PROSPECTOR ; every evening except
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
2»
ARIZOXA.
Sunday, ami EPITAPH, Suiidavs, and
ARIZONA KICKER. Wednesdays; iu-
deiiendent; four pages 15x:JJ; subscription
—daily §10, Sunday and Wt-dnesday $4; es
tal)lished— dally 1SS7, Sunday 18s9, weekly
18".i:i; S. C. BajrK, editor and publisher; circu-
lation— dally K. Sunday K, Weekly K.
TUCSON, c. h., Pima Co., 5,150+
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd. and Santa
Cruz r., 251) ni. E, of Yuma, 485 from San
Diego, Cal. The town was founded in 1560
by Jesuits. The Institute of St. Joseph lo-
cated here. Mining and reduction of gold,
silver and copper ores carried on. Agri-
cultural and stock-raising region.
ARIZONA CITIZEN ; every evening
except Saturday, and WEEKLY. Satur-
daj's; republican; four pages, 18x24; sub-
scription—daily $10, weekly $2.50 ; established
—dally 1870, weekly 18G0 ; Herbert Brown,
editor ; Citizen Printing and Publishiug Co.,
publishers : clrc'n— dally Ks-u-;, weekly L^;:!;.
ARIZONA STAR; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKTiY, Thursdays;
four pages— daily 18x24, weekly 20x26; sub-
scription—daily §10, weekly $4 ; established
—daily 1874, Aveekly 1ST6 ; L. C. Hughes, editor;
Star Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
—daily J >;; ^, weeklv K j|: j-j.
EL FRONTERIZO; Saturdays ;
Spanish; four pages 18x24; subscription $4;
established 1878 ; Carlos I. Velasco, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
WILLCOX, Cochise Co., 396t pop., on
Southern Pacific Rd., 65 m. from Tomb-
stone, the county seat. Mining, cattle-
raising and agricultural section.
SOUTHWESTERN STOCK3IAN ;
Fridays; live stock; eight pages 11x16; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1884; Chas. W.
Pugh, editor and publisher; circ'n L H< ♦.
SULPHUR VALLEY NEWS ; Tues
days; republican ; four pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription S3 ; established 1894 ; Chas. W.
Pugh, editor and publisher.
WILLIAMS, Coconino Co., 199r pop.,
ouAtlautic_& Pacific Rd. Pine-lumbering
and agricultural section.
NEWS; Saturdays?
WINSLOW, ^P«c/te C'o.,363t pop., on
Atlantic & Pacific Rd., near Flagstaff.
31 AIL; Saturdays; democratic; four
pases 15x22; subscription $3; establlsJied
1893; J. F. Wallace, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
YUMA, c. h., Yuma Co., 1,773+ pop., on
Southern Pacific Rd. and Colorado r., about
150 m. from Phoenix, the capital of the Ter-
ritory, and 250 S. E. of Los Angeles, Cal. En-
gaged in commerce, mining and fruit
growing.
ARIZONA SENTINEL: Saturdays;
republican; four pages isx24 ; subscription
S3 ; established 1870; J. W. Dorrington, editor
and publisher; circulation L :•? ;':.
TI3IES; Weduesdavs; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1890; Robert Hornbeck, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued icithiti a
year, 400.
ARK.iNSAS.
ARKANSAS.
ALMA, Crawford Co., iSQj pop., on
Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd., 9 m. N. E. of
Van Buren, the county seat, and 14 of Fort
Smith. Rye, oats, fiax, tobacco, wheat, corn j
and cotton are the principal products. I
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays? I
ARGENTA, Pulaslci Co., •2,(kj0 pop.,
on Little Rock & Ft. Smith and Little
Rock & Memphis and St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Rds. and X. bank of
Arkansas r. opposite to and wltlUn the cor-
porate limits of Little Rock, the county
seat and the State capital. Has railroad
shops, flour mill and various manufac-
tories.
ARKANSAW TOOTHPICK ; Satur-
days; four pages 17x2 J: subscription 50 cents ^
established 1S94; M. R. White, editor and
publisher.
PULASKI CO. TIMES; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1890; C. T. Monroe, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
ARKADELPHIA, c. h., Clark Co.,
2,455+ pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd. and Ouachita r„ 75 m. S. W.
of Little Rock, the State capital. Seat of a
Baptist and a Methodist college. Has salt
works, plough factory and excellent water
power. Lumber and cotton are the chief
products.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages iex24; subscription $150; established
1886; Geo M. Beck, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
SOUTHERN STANDARD ; Fridavs;
democratic ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1868; Adam Clark, editor
and publisher; circulation K ^ j-;.
SOUTHWESTERN HEADLIGHT;
monthlj- ?
ARKANSAS CITY, c. h., Besha
Co., 900 pop., on Mississippi River & Xorth-
western and St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rds. and Mississippi r. 75 m. S. E.
of Pine Bluff. Has a coal depot and saw
mill. A shipping point.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1879 ; Bessellieu lS: Trice, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L.
NEW ENTERPRISE; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1891; John W. Davis, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
ASH'DO'W'S, Little River Co., on Tex-
arkana & Fort Smith Rd. Agricultural and
lumber region, producing cotton, Indian
corn and pork.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages 17x24;
subscription $1: established 1892: E. P. West,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
AUGUSTA, c. h., Woodruff Co., 519f
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South-
ern Rd. and White r., 65 m. E. X. E. of Little
Rock, the State capital. Has steam saw
mUls and handle factory. Cotton shipping
point.
WOODRUFF CO. VIDETTE; Thurs-
days ; democratic ; four pages 20x26 : sub-
scription S2; established 1877; J. W. & L. T.
Penn, editors and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition iss2ted ivithin a year, 52S.
BATESVILLE, c. h., Independence
Co., 2,1501- pop., on St. Louis, Iron Moun-
tain & Southern Rd. and White r., 90 m.
N. bj' E. of Little Rock, the State capital.
Seat of educational institutions for wliite
and colored. Manganese ore is mined.
Cotton, tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, fruit
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GEO. P. ROWELL & UO'S
ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS.
and vegetables are cultivated. Shipping
point.
BEE; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established
1892; F. D. Denton, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year. 888.
GUARD; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; E. L. Givens, editor; Batesville Printing
Co., publishers; circulation J.
BAY, Craighead Co., lOOf pop., on Kan-
sas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Rd. and St.
Francis r., 15 m. S. E. of Jonesborough, the
countj' seat. Has shingle aud saw mills
and cotton gins. Agricultural region.
BELIjE: Fridays; people's party; eight
pages 15x22; subscription .$1; established
1893; C. M. Allen, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
B££B£, White Co., 1,000 pop., on St.
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd., 16 m.
S. W. of Searcy, the county seat, and 32 N.
E. of Little Rock, the State capital. Small
fruits, cotton and vegetables are exten-
sively cultivated.
CURRENT TOPICS; Thursdays; four
pages 17x22; subscription $1; established
1893; Howard & Dodge, editors and publish-
ers: circulation L.
BENTON, c. h.. Saline Co.. 647t
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Soutli-
ern Rd., near Saline r., and 23 m. S. W. of
Little Rock, the State capital. Has saw
and grist mills, potteries and tannery. A
trade center. Agricultural and lumbering
section.
SALINE CO. TI3IES; Thursdays; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1892;
W. M. Baldridge, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
SALINE COURIER; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 20x26; subscription $1;
established 1880; W. J. Whitthorne, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued ivithin a year, 600.
BENTONVILLE, c. h., Benton Co.,
1,677+ pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.,
27 m. N. of Fayetteville. 'I'he cereals and to-
bacco are cultivated. Tobacco manufac-
tories and fruit evaporators in operation.
Center of a fruit-growing country.
BENTON CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs
days ; democratic ; four pages 20x26 ; sub-
scription $1; established 18S6; Joseph S. Steph-
enson, editor and publisher; circulation K.
SUN; Saturdaj^s; democratic: four pages
20x26; subscription $1; established 1892; H. L.
Cross, editor and publisher; circulation J.
A. O. U. W. GUIDE; monthly; Ancient
Order United Workmen; eight pages 11x16;
subscription 50 cents; established 1893; H. L.
Cross, editor and publisher; circulation K.
BERRYVILIiE, c. h., Carroll Co.,
549+ pop., 12 m. S. E. Eureka Springs, one of
the two county seats, and 44 N. E. of Fay-
etteville. Has a flour mill. Farming.
CARROLiI. PROGRESS ; Wednes-
days ; democratic ; four pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1879; S. H. Doxey,
editor and publisher; circulation Ki^: :^.
VINDICATOR; Saturdays; republican;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1893; W. K. P. Dow, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K :;C J-:.
BINGEN, Hempstead Co., 200 pop..
24 m. from Hope. Farming, milling and
mining.
SOCIAL VISITOR; Fridays; eight
pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884; J. R. Wolff, editor aud publisher; cir-
culation K.
BLACK ROCK, Lawrence Co., 761t
pop., on Kansas City, Fort, Scott & Mem-
phis Rd.
BLADE; Fridays; four pages 18x24; sub-
scriptions!; established 1888; S. A. Kingston,
editor and publisher; circulation K ^ ^.
BRINKLEY> Monroe Co., l,510tpop.,
on Arkansas Midland, Little Rock & Mem-
phis, St. Louis, Southwestern and White
& Black River Valley Rds., 65 m. E. of Little
Rook, the State capital, and 71 W. of Mem-
phis, Tenn. Has oil mills, car works and
stave factory.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established
1883; W. B. Folsom, editor; Wm. & H. M. Fol-
som, publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issued ivithin a year, 650.
CABOT, Lonoke Co., .500 pop., on St,
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rds , 20 m.
N. E. of Little Rock, the State capital. Hor-
ticulture and agriculture.
GUARD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1891; R. F. Wair, editor and publisher; circ'u,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 500.
CAMDEN, c. h., Ouachita Co., 2,,571t
pop., on St. Louis, Southwestern and St.
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rds. and
on the right bank,of Ouachita r., 110 m. S. W.
of Little Rock, the State capital. Steam-
boats ascend the river to this point. Cotton-
growing region.
BEACON; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
lished 1874; Jas. S. Holmes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
OUACHITA HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages 17x24 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1886 ; E. B. McCall, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
BEACON LIGHT; monthly; odd-fel-
lowship; eight pages 9x12 ; subscription $1;
established 1894; J. B. Freidheim, editor and
publisher.
CHEROKEE CITY, Benton Co.,
100 pop., about 70 m. N. of Fort Smith and
12 from Sulphur Springs, the nearest point
on Kansas City, Fort Smith & Southern Rd.
Agricultural region.
ADVANCE ; Fridays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1894; A. B. Col-
lins, editor and publisher.
STAR; Fridaj's ; independent; four
pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established
1892; D. C. Shannon, editor and publisher;
crculation L.
CLARENDON, c. h., Monroe Co.,
I,0ti0+ pop., on Arkansas Midland, St. Louis,
& Southwestern Rds. and E. bank of White
r., 43 m. W. of Helena. Has saw and grist
mills, cotton gin and wagon factorj\ Agri-
cultural section.
MONROE CO. SUN; Fridays; demo-
cratic: four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1877; W. E. Spencer, editor; Sun
Printing Co., publishers ; circulation K.
CLARKSVILLE, c. li., Johnson Co.,
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ARKAXSAS.
937t pop., on Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd.,
2 m. N. of Arkansas r., and about 102 N. W.
of Little Rock, the State capital. Has flour-
ing and planing mills and cotton gin.
JOHNSON CO. JOURNAL; Thurs
days; independent: eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription SI; e. tablished 1887; Clarksville
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n,
sniallc'^t I'dition issued tcitliina year, 1,728.
CLINTON, c. h., Van Buren Co., 176t
pop., on Little Red r., about 75 m. N. by W.
from Little Rock, the State capital. Has
cotton gin and saw mill.
VAN BUREN CO. DE.^IOCRAT ;
Thursdays; democratic; eight pages 13x30;
subscription $1; established 1887; S. A. My-
over, editor and publisher; circulation K H;.
CONWAY, c. h., Faulkner Co., l,207t
pop., ou Little Rojk & Ft. Smith Rd., 30
m. N. W. Little Rock, the State capital. Has
a machine shop and flour mill. Cotton the
chief product.
LO G C .\ B I N ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages 15x22; subsci'iption $1; established 1879;
O. C. Ludwig & Lee Turner, editors; A. M.
Waid. publisher; circulation K.
CORINTH, Howard Co., 50 pop., 6 m.
N. of Nashville. Has a lumber mill. Seat
of Nazareth Uni%ersitj'.
WATCHxllAN ; Saturdays; independ-
ent: four pages 11x16; subscription 50 cents;
established 1^9,i; Nazareth Publishing House,
editors and publishers; circulation L ^ ^-j.
CHRISTIAN PREACHER; semi
monthly; Christian; four pages 11x16; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1S32; C. M. "Wel-
imeth, editor and publislier; circ'n K ^ ^s-
CORNING, Clay Co., 584t pop.
on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Rd. Has cooperage factories, two saw mills
and a cotton gin. Agricultural region.
CLAY CO. COURIER; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
SI; established 1SS9: Clyde C. Estes, editor and
publisher ; circulation L >;: ;]'•
CUSHMAN, Independence Co., L50
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain it South-
ern Rd., 12 m. N. W. of Batesville, the coimtj'
seat. Agricultural and mining region.
ELEVATOR; Fridays ; eight pages
11x16: subscription SI: established 1894; W.
Casper Bevius, editor and publisher.
DALLAS, c. 1)., roll: Co., 383t pop.,
90 m. S. of Fort Smith. Has lumber manu-
factories. Agriculture and mining.
REFERENDUM ; Thursdays; four pages
15x22; subscription .91; established 1S91; S. L.
Lindsay, editor: S. L. & M. W. Lindsay, pub-
lisher; circulation K ;■; :!:.
DARDANELLE, c. h., Yell Co.,
I,1".0+ pop., on Little Rock & Pacific Rd. and
Arkansas r., 5 m. S. of Russellville, 73 N. W.
of Little Rjck, the State capital. Has a
distillery, flouring and planing milis. Cot-
ton shipping point.
DISPATCH; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 15x22: subscription $1; established 1893;
Harve.\- & Garner, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
POST: Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription §1; established
l'^77: Marcellus L. Davis, editor; Mrs. Jennie
V. Hicks, publisher ; circulation J.
DERMOTT, CTiicot Co., 200 pop., on
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.
ARKANSAS.
18 m. W. of Arkansas City. Farming and
stock raising.
INCUBATOR; Fridays; four pages 15x
22; established 1893; C.F.Wells, editor and
publisher; circulation L :■; j':.
DES ARC, c. h., Prairie Co., 546t
pop., on W. bank of White r., 15 m. N. of
Devall's Bluff, the other county seat, and 57
E. N. E. of Little Rock, the State capital.
Has a flouring mill and machine shop. Cot-
ton, hides and lumbershipping point. Agri-
culture and lumbering.
(1 U I D O N ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 17x24; subscripticm SI; established 1S90;
J. W. I?rians, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
DEVALL'S BLUFF, c. li.. Prairie
Co., 3S0t pop., on Little Rock & Memphis Rd.
and W. bank of White r., about 47 m. E. of
Little Rock, the State capital. Has saw
mill and boat oar factorj-.
PRAIRIE CO. MONITOR ; Fridays?
DE "WITT, c. b., Arkansas Co., 24(;t
pop., on Stuttgart and Arkansas River Rd.
and N. bank of Arkansas r., 25 m. S. by E.
of Stuttgart. Has a saw mill and a cotton
gin and mill. Stock raising and agricult-
ure.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1S91 ; S. H. Rice, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
EL DORADO, c. h.. Union Co.. 455t
pop., on Arkansas Central and St. Lotiis,
Iron Mountain & Southern Rds., about 30
m. S. S. E. of Camden, and 145 from Little
Rock, the State capital. Cotton the prin-
cipal product.
UNION CO. TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription
$1; established 1S91; Martin & Craig, editors
and publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 960.
ENGLAND, Lonoke Co., 200 Y-OP., on
St. Louis Southwestern Rd., 31 m. N. of
Pine Bluff, and 25 from Litlle Rock, the
State capital. Agricultural region.
TIMES; Fridays; people's party; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1892;
K. B. Carl Lee, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L :■; i;i.
EUREKA SPRINGS, c. h., Carroll
Co., 0,70'ltpop., on St. Louis & San Francisco
and Eureka Springs Rds., 13 m. S. E. of Se
ligman, Mo. A health resort, noted for its
healing springs. Population at the height
of the season about 10,000. Mineral and ag-
ricultural district.
TIMES-ECHO; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages— daily 15x22. weekly 18x24 ; subscription
—daily $6, "weekly §1; established— Tiwes
1881. £c;iol885; Walter E. Moore, editor and
publisher; circulation— dally L, weeklv K.
FOUNTAIN; Thursdays; republican ;
four pages 17x24; subscription 81 ; established
1893; Geo. W. Clayton, editor; Clayton & Ed-
wards, publishers; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued icithin a year, 552.
RADIATOR; Wednesdays; people's
party; four pages 18x24; subscription SI:
established 1S94; John C. Betten, editor and
publisher.
MEDICAL JOURNAL; monthly;
medical; four pages 13x20; subscription 50
cents; established 1893; W. A. Reese, M. D.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ARKANSAS.
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within ayear, 1,000.
EVENING SHADE, c. h., Sharp
Co., 281+ pop., near Strawberry Creek, about
22 m. N. of Batesville. Has saw and grist
mills and wagon, harness and woolen
factories.
SHARP CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1: established 1877; E.G.Henderson, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
FAYETTEVILLE, c. li., Washing-
ton Co., 2,942+ pop., on the St. Louis & San
Francisco and Pacific & Great Eastern
Rds., 22 m. S. of Rogers and 62 N. E. of Fort
Smith. Seat of the State Agricultural and
Industrial University. Has factories of
wagons and ploughs. Center of the great
fruit section of northwest Arkansas. Pro
duces agriculture, coal, lead and iron.
ARKANSAS SENTINEL.; Tues-
days; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1875; Patridge &
Reagan, editors and publishers; circulation J.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1868; S. E. Marrs, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
HERALiD ; Thursdays; populist; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1891;
Geo. H. Armstrong, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 1,500.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages 17x24; subscription $1.25: estab-
lished 1885; D. C. Ambrose, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
WASHINGTON CO. REVIEW;
Tliursdays; republican; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1890; Thomas
Brooks, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued irithin a year, 1,250.
AllKANSAS UNIVERSITY MAG-
AZINE : monthly except July and August;
collegiate; forty pages 7x10; subscription $1;
established I8.I0 ; Students of Arkansas In-
dustrial University, editors and publishers.
FORDYCE, Dallas Co., 980+ pop., on
the St. Louis Southwestern Rd., 29 m. N. E.
of Camden. Has canning factory and
woolen mill. Cotton district.
ENTERPRISE; Thm-sdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1884; T. B. Morton, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
TRI-COUNTY CHRONICLE;
Wednesdays; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1891; J. ?:l Raines, editor and
publisher; circulation, K.
FORREST CITY, c. h., St. Francit
Co., 1,021+ pop., on crossing of Little Rock
& Memphis and St. Louis, Iron Mountain
& Southern Rds., 45 m. W. S. W. of Mem-
phis, Tenn.. and 90 E. E. by N. of Little
Rock, the State capital. Lumber and can-
ning industry. Stock and cotton-shipping
point.
TIMES ; Fridays ; democratic ; eight
pages 13x2 »; subscription $1.50; established
1871; Landvoigt & Vadakin, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 672.
FORT SMITH, c. h., Sebastian Co.,
^ 11,311+ pop., on Fort Smith, Paris & Darda-
nelle. Little Rock & Ft. Smith, St. Louis
Iron Mountain & Southern and St. Louis &
San Francisco Rds., and at confluence of
ARK.lXSAS.
Arkansas and Cotean rs., 16i m. W. N. W.
of Little Rock, the State capital. Has ice
factory, saw and planing mills, furniture
factories, cotton compress and oilseed
mills and mines of semi-anthracite coal.
Exports corn, fruit, cotton, stock, lumber
and hides. Farming region.
NEWS RECORD; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and Sunday morning; daily four-
pages 18x24; Sunday eight pages; subscrip-
tion—daily $5; established 1893; A. J. Ken-
drick, editor and publisher; circ'n, smallest
edition issued daily ivithin a year, 750.
Advertisement. — The News Record is an evening'
pajjer, with Sunday morning edition. Not quite
three yeai-s old, it has outstripped its more an-
cient competitor— now has the largest circula-
tion of any daily in Arkansas, outside of Little
Rock. Proof of the pudding in the eating. In
this instance the eating is done by local adver-
tisers; this paper carries 50 per cent more local
advertising than its two competitors combined,
and more foreign advertising than either. As-
sociated Press dispatches, only paper in State
using Linotype, three editions daily ; has its own
artists.
This paper is credited with a higher circula-
tion rating than any other daily issued in
Arkansas west of Little Rock, and the accuracy
of its rating is guaranteed by the publishers of
this directory, who will pay a reward of one
hundred dollars to the first person who proves
that its issues were not as stated.
TIMES ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;,
four pages, b,undays eight pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription—daily $6, weeklj'^ $1; established
1885; G. H. Scranton, editor; Times Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily K ^ ^,
weekly J ^ ;K.
ARKANSAS DEVELOPER; Satur-
da j's ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription 75 cents ;
established 1894; S. P. Day, editor and pub-
lisher.
ARKANSAS VOLKSBLATT ; Fri
days; German; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1894 ; Julius Huessy,
editor and publisher.
ELEVATOR; Fridaj-s; democratic; four
pages 22x28; subscription $1; established
1878; Weldon & Williams, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation, G jI: ^.
POST ; Saturdays; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; John F. Hod-
ges, editor; Post Publishing Co., publishers.
RECORD ; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription 75 cents; established 1S94; Rec-
ord Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
FOUKE, Miller Co.. 100 pop., 16 m.
fi-om Texarkana, on Texas & St. Louis Rd..
Lumbering district. Saw and planing mills..
SABBATH OUTPOST; semi month
ly; seventh-day Vjaptist; eight pages 11x14;
subscription 50 cents ; established 1SS8 ; J. F.
Shaw, editor; South Western Baptist Pub-
lishing Co , publishers; circulation K.
GENTRY, Benton Co., on Kansa.s
City, Pittsburgh & Gulf Rd., about 16 m. S.
of Sulphur Springs. Agriculture and stock
raising.
JOURNAL: Thursdays; independent;,
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1894 ; E. L. Baker, editor; Haun &
Baker, publishers.
GILLETT, Arkansas Co., 300 pop.,
3 m. N. of Arkansas r. and 14 S. of De Witt,
the countj^ seat. Agriculture and stock-
raising.
HERALD ; Thursdays; democratic; four^
pages: lSx24; subscription $1; established
1894: John M. Landis, editor and publisher.
GRAVETT, (NEBO P. O.) Beiiton Co.^
163+ pop., on Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
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ARKAXSAS.
ARKANSAS.
Rd., 15 m. from Bentonville, the county
seat. Agriculture and stock raising.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription §1 ; established 1894; A. C. Veach,
editor and publisher.
TI3IES: Tluirsdays ?
GREEN FOREST, Carroll Co., 150
pop., 12 in. S. E. of Eureka Springs and 4 S.
of BerryvlUe, the two county seats, and
T5 S. of Springfield, Mo. Agriculture.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished IS'.iO; A. J. Russell, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K :•: ;■;.
GREENWOOD, c. h., Sebastian Co.,
5S7t pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd., 16 m. S. S. E. of Fort Smith,
one of the two countj' seats. Cotton district.
DE3IOCKAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 18:>3; Hampton & Cruce, editors and
publishers ; circulation J.
GURDON, Clark Co., 80:^t pop., on
St. l.ouis. Iron Mountain & Southern Rd..
16 m. S. W. of Arkadelphia, the county
seat. Has planing mill and stave factory
Cotton shipping point.
T I 31 E S ; Saturdays; democratic: four
pages 15x22; subscription §1; established
1894; S. Scott Harris, editor and i^ublisher.
Advertisement.— The Tijees is now the only news-
paper published in Gurdon, a town centrally
located, vrith a thrifty population, intelligent
and industrious, who believ^e in the Times be-
cause it is a good paper, and patronize the ad-
vertisers who make their announcements in its
columns. Its rates are low for the service ren-
dered. Correspondence solicited and estimates
given.
HACKETT CITY, Sebastian Co.
45St pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.,
16 m. S. of Fort Smith, one of the two
county seats. Has cotton gin mills and
brick and lumber jards. Agriculture and
mining.
HORSE SHOE; Thursdays ; demo
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1886; R. S. Bridgmau, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
HAMBURG, c. h., Ashley Co., 655t
pop., 30 m. S. of Monticello and 45 from
Greenville, Miss. Has a flour mill. Engaged
in lumber manufacturing and cotton grow-
ing.
ASHLEY CO. EAGLE; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
S2: established I8S9; S. B. Baird, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
HARDY, Sharp Co., GOOf pop., on
Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Rd., 1::9
m. N. of Memphis, Tenn. Fruit and stock
raising.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages \5xt2; subscription $1; established
lJ-91; John L. Eady. editor; P. B. Hvnson,
publisher; circulation LrrJ;:.
NATIONAL REFOK.»IER;montlily;
people's party; eight pages 13x20; subscrip
tion 25 cents; established 18!)0; W. S. Mor-
gan and Geo. A. Pickett, editors; C. V. Mor-
gan, publisher; dated at Little Rock; circ'nX.
MORGAN'S BUZZ-SAW ; quarterlv;
people's party; forty pages 6x9; subscription
25 cents; established 1894; W. S. Morgan, edi-
tor; C. V. Morgan, publisher.
HARRISBURG, c. h., Poinsett Co.,
4b2+ pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
3
Southern Rd., 64 m. N. W. of Memphis,
Tenn. Has canning factory and cotton
gin. Lumbering, corn raising and mining.
3IODERNNEWS; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.25; estab-
lisiied 1890; L. D. Freeman, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
HARRISON, c. h.. Boone Co., 1.438t
pop., 40 m. from Eureka Springs and 90
from Springfield, Mo. Has manufactories
of tinware, buggies and flour. Agriculture.
BOONE BANNER; Thursdays: demo-
cratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription SI ;
established 1884; A. C. Hull, editor; Boone
Banner Printing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
TI3IES ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1876;
J. R. Newman, editor and publisher; circ'n,
soiallest edition issued trithin a >jear, 800.
ARKANSAS FRUIT GROWER;
monthly; horticultural; eight pages 11x15;
subscription 50 cents; established 1892; G. A.
Gamble, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, tOO.
HAZEN, -Prairie Co., 458t pop., on
Memphis & Little Rock Rd., 13 m. S. W. of
Des Arc, one of the two county seats, and 41
N. E. of Little Rock, the State capital. Agri-
culture.
STAR; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1889;
E. B. and Zenobia Morrill, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K :•; ^ .
HEBER, c. h., Clebtirne Co., 500
pop., 30 m. N. N. E. of Searcy. Has saw and
grist mill and cotton gin. Stock raising
and farming.
JACKSON IAN; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1;
established 1888; George W. Reed, editor and
publisher: circulation L;iJ*.
HELENA, c. h., Phillips Co., 5,189t
pop., on Arkansas Midland and St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern, and Mississippi
Valley Rds. and Mississippi r., 80 m. below
Memphis, Tenn. Shipping point for lum-
ber, cotton and cotton seed oil. A manu-
facturing town.
WORLD ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages — daily 18x24, weekly 22x28;
subscription— daily $7.50, weeklv $1; estab-
lished 1871; W. M. Neal, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued icithin a
year— daily 380, ireekli/ 984.
AD VERTISER;Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription .$1: established
1888; H. B. Hiygius, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K sjj :;: .
PROGRESS ; Fridays; republican; four
pages lSx24; subscription $1 ; established 1892;
J. N. Donohoo, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ^ :!' .
Adveftisement.-lhe Helena Progress, Helena,
Ark., Republican, J. N. Donohoo, Prop. One Dol-
lar per year in advance. The leading newspaper
in Eastern Arkansas and Western Mississippi.
Book and job printing executed on short notice
at reasonable rates.
HOPE, Hempstead Co., l,937t Pop., on
Arkansas & Louisiana and St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Rds., 32 m. N. E. Tex-
arkana. Has sewing-machine factory, cot-
ton compress, lumber and planing mills
and water works.
EVENING REPORTER ; every even
ing except Sunday; democratic; four pages
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO
ARKANSAS.
9x12; subscription $4; established 1894; J. M.
Ratliffe, editor and publislier.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; establlslied
1884; J. L. Tullls. editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
HOT SPRINGS, c. h., Garland Co.,
8,086t pop., [local estimate 15,000] on St.Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern Rd., 55 m. W.S.W.
Little Rock, the State capital, and 5 m. E. of
Ouachita r. Hot and cold mineral springs
make it a liealth resort. Has smelters, saw
and planing mills and manufacture of oil-
stone. Seat of the U. S. Army and Navy
General Hospital. Deposits of lead and sil
ver ores in vicinity.
GRAPHIC; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKIjY, Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription— daily
$6, weekly $2; established— daily 189: i, weekly
1891; J. J. Feahiff, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily K :]< :!; , weekly L ^ ;!: .
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription— daily $«,
weekly §1.50; established 1880; J. L. Wadley,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily
K i^ sis , weekly L i'fi i'fi .
SENTINEIij every morning except Mon-
day, and VVEEKLiY, Thursdays ; independ-
ent ; eight pages 13x20; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $1.50; established— daily 1873, weekly
1879 ; Higgins & Reno, editors and publishers;
circulation— daily H ^, weekly L ^ H^ .
ARKANSAW^ THOMAS CAT; Sun
days; humorous; twenty-four pages 8x11;
subscription, $2; established 1891; J. Davis
Orear, editor and publisher; circ'n J ^ ^ .
LABOR ECHO ; Saturdays; labor; six
pages 11x15; subscription $1; established
1894; Owl Printing Co., editors and publishers.
ARKANSAS.
SATURDAY FORUM: Saturdays;
four pages 16x22; subscriptions'; established
1894; Fred E. Johnson, editor; Johnson &
Johnson, publishers.
MEDICAL. JOURNAL; monthly;
medical; forty-four pages 6x9; subscription
$1; established 1892; James T. Jreks, editor
and publisher.
SEND ME ; monthly; methodist; six-
teen pages 7x10; subscription 25 cents; es-
tablished 1890; Mrs. Lou. A. Hotehkiss, editor
and publisher; circulation J ;[: i\:.
HUNTINGTON, Sebastian Co., 913t
pop., on of St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 30
m. from Fort Smith, one of the two county
seats. The Kansas and Texas Coal Com-
pany is located here.
HERA LD ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1888; Herald Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
HUNTSVIIiLE, c. li., Madison Co.,
362t pop., 30 m. E. of Fayetteville. Has saw
and grist mills. Farming and stock raising.
MADISON CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs-
days; democratic; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1885; J. R. Price &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation K.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; independ-
ent; four pages 16x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1885; M. W. Peach, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
JASPER, C" li-» Newton Co., 250 pop.,
on Buffalo r., 100 m. N. N. W. of Little
Rock, the State capital. Agriculture and
mining.
NEWTON HERALD; Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages 16x22; subscription $1;
established 1890; W. W. Baker, editor and pub-
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if we cannot prove that we have the largest circulation of any Daily
paper in the State of Arkansas, and will make this a condition of
any contract. Circulation, 5,600.
THE PRESS, LITTLE ROCK, ARK.
DAILY.
WEEKLY.
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For rates and full particulars, address
STEVE W. FLOYD, Eastern Manager. 161 Times Building, New York City.
The Arkansas Staats Zeitung.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK. ESTABLISHED 1878.
Phillip Dietzgen, Editor and Publisher.
ONE OF THE OLDEST GERMAN PAPERS IN THE SOUTH.
Circulates over 2,300 copies weelcly among the German resi-
dents of the Southern States. They are thrifty and intelligent, and the
same class cannot be reached by any other paper half as well.
Send for a sample copy.
Advertising Rates reasonable.
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ARKANSAS.
Usher; circulation, smallest edition issued
21'ithin a year, •lli5.
JONESBORO, c. h., Craighead Co.,
2,(H)5t pop., ou Kansas City, Ft. Scott &
Memphis and St. Louis Southwestern Rds.,
150 ni. from Little Rock, the State capital
and (K) N. N. W. of Memphis, Tenu. Has
saw mills and cotton gins. Farming.
CRAIGHEAD CO. SUN; Thursdays;
Independent; four pages 18x25; subscription
$1; established 1888; Emmet Rodgers, editor
and pul)lisher; circulation K.
Ti;>IES ; Tliursdays ; democratic; eight
pages 17x24; subscription $\ : established 1874;
J. D. Cobb, editor; J. D. Cobb & Son, pub-
lishers; circulation K ;•: :!; .
JUDSONIA, l^iite Co., 475t pop.,
on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.
and at head of navigation on Little Red r., 8
m. X. E. of Searcy, the county seat, and 52
N. E. of Little Rock, the State capital
Fruit growing and stock raising are the
chief industries. A shipping point.
ADVANCE } Wednesdays; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1878; E. C.
Kinney, editor and publisher; circ'n K ^ ;■? .
KINGSLAND, Cleveland Co., 46it
pop., on St. Louis Southwestern Rd., 32 m.
S. W. of Pine Bluif. Cotton and yellow
pine lumber are the chief products.
liEDGER ; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription §1; established 1894;
Crump & Djkes, editors and publishers.
LEAD HILL, Boone Co., 333t pop., 5
ni. from Dubu<iue steamboat landing on
White r. and 70 m. S. of Springfield, Mo.
Agriculture and some mining.
SENTINEI.; Fridays; republican; four
pages 15x22: subscription $1; established 1890;
W. C. Bridwell, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K>;: :■; .
LITTLE ROCK, c. h., Pulaski Co.,
State Capital, 25,874+pop., on Little Rock
& Memphis, St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern, St. Louis Southwestern and Little
Rock & Ft. Smith Rds. and Arkansas r.,
about 280 m. from its mouth. The most
populous city in the State. Has cotton-
seed oil mills, gas works, railroad machine
shops, cooperage shops and various other
manufactories. United States Court House,
School for the Blind, State Lunatic Asylum,
Deaf Mute Institute and Methodist Univer-
sity are located here. A cotton market.
ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLiY,
Thursdays; democratic: elglit pages— daily
15x22, weekly 17x22; subscription— daily $7.50,
weekly $1; established 1871 ; Arkansas Demo-
crat Co., editors and publishers; circulation
—daily J sj; ^ , weekly H j-j ^.
ARKANSAS GAZETTE; every
morning except Monday, and AV^EEKLY,
Thursdays; democratic; dailj' eight pages
16x22, weekly twelve pages and Sunday six-
teen pages; subscription— daily $7.50, weekly
$1, Sunday S2; established 1819; W. N. Kav-
anaugh, editor; Gazette Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n, smallest edition iss^led within
a year—daihi 5,100, Sunday 7,(K)0, u-eekly 7,000.
Adfertisement.—'Thc Arkansas Gazette is the
oldest, largest, and in every way the best paper
published in Arkansas. It is the only daily
IJjiper of more than local 'circulation, while its
weekly edition covers the rural districts, reach-
ing the farming classes. It is the best adver-
tismg medium, and. all things considered, the
rates are the lowest. The circulation has not
ARKANSAS.
been less than 5,100 Daily, 7,000 Sunday, or 7,000
■Weekly each issue during the last year.
ARKANSAS TRESS: every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLiY, Thurs-
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription-daily $7.50, weekly .S2; established
1889; O. C. Ludwig, editor; Brown Printing
Co., publishers; circ'n — daily, smallest edition
i.'isued u'ithin a j/ear, 1,58.3. Weekly K :•;:•:.
Sec publishers' annoiinceiiient on
oppn^iie pnire.
A RK A N SA S B A PTIST ; Wednesdays ;
baptist; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 18S0; W. A. Clark, editor and
publisher ; circulation, smallest editionissued
within a year, 6,0(Xi.
ARKANSAS C01*IMON\VEAL,TH;
Saturdays; republican; eight pages 15x22;
subscription .SI; established 1892; W. A. Mor-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation J i|; :•; .
ARKANSAS ECHO; Fridays; German;
democratic; eight pages 17x22; subscription
$2; established 1891; Echo Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation K :1s ;jc .
ARKANSAS FARMER ; Thursdays;
agricultural; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1880; N. B. Wharton, editor;
N. B.Wharton & Son, pul:)lishers ; circ'n H :); H^.
ARKANSAS METHODIST ; Thurs-
days; methodist-episcopal, south; eight pages
15x23; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
J. E. Godbey, editor; George Thornburgh,
publisher; circulation, sniaZZesierftYton issued
within a year, 10,5(J0.
ARKANSAS STAATS ZEITUNG;
Saturdays ; German ; independent ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $2.50; established
1878; Phillip Dietzgen, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 2,300. See publisher's announce-
inent ou opposite pngre.
ARK ANSA W DISPATCH; Satur-
days; negro; republican; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; W. H.
Buford, editor and nublisher: circulation K.
BAPTIST VANGUARD; Fridays;
negro; baptist; four pages 15x20; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1882; Prof. J. A. Booker,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
BLACKBURN'S FREE SOUTH;
Saturdays; independent; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1880; W. Jasper
Blackburn, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
OPTIC ; Saturdays, during the school
jear; deaf-mute; eight pages 16x22; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1831 ; Frank B. Yates,
editor; Ai-kansas Deaf Mute Institute, pub-
lisher; circculation K^^.
TRIBUNE: Saturdays?
FIELD OF HORTICULTURE;
monthly; horticulture; eight pages 8x12;
subscription 50 cents; established 1893; Will
L. Harding, editor and publisher; circ'n J.
JOl RNAL OF THE ARKANSAS
MEDICAL SOCIETY; monthly; medi-
cal; forty-eight pages 7x10; subscription $1;
established 1890; S. P. Gibson, editor; Arkan-
sas Medlcnl Societv publishers; circ'n K ^^.
MASONIC TROWEL; monthly; ma-
sonic; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription $1 ;
established 1887; George Thornburgh, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 2,800.
SOUTHERN SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly; educational; sixteen pages 9x12:
subscription 50 cents; established 18S9: J. H.
Shlnn, editor; Shinn & Williams, publishers;
circulation J 5;J :■;.
LOCKESBURG, c. h., Sevier Co.,
451t pop., 110 ni. W. S. W. of Little Rock, the
State capital. Cotton-shlpplng point.
SEVIER CO. DEMOCRAT: Thurs
davs; democratic; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1888: Chas. M. Wilds,
editor: Scott & Wilds, publishers; circ'n,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 525.
LONOKE, c. h., Lonoke Co., 858t
pop., on Little Rock & Memphis Rd., 23 m.
E. of Little Rock, the Statelcapltal, and 110
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250-pound Barrel at 43^0., 11 25
100-pound Keg at 5c., 5 00
50-pound Keg at 5J^c., 2 75
25-pound Keg at 6c., 1 50
To make certain that the ink
will he exactly right all that I
need is to see a copy of the paper
to be printed, to know the kind
of press used and the tempera-
ture of the press-room ; and,
most important of all, A CHECK
WITH THE ORDER.
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Dollar, best Job Blacks or any
color wanted :
Except Carmine, Bronze Red, Vio-
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send Two Dollars.
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the price.
For 1-pouad cans multiply the
price by four.
For more cans and more col-
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For bigger cans send a BIQ=
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The goods are delivered at any railroad, express office or steamboat in New York City,
and satisfaction is guaranteed. Printers who will give the pressman half the amount they
save in buying of me will learn that the goods I send are the best he ever used.
I have no specimens. Send your own specimens and I will
match them. I keep no books. I get the CASH IN ADVANCE,
SATISFACTION IS GUARANTEED.
When I assert that the INKS I SELL ARE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD I mean just what I say. No Inks are made that
cost more than the Inks I sell. I am a good printer. I know the
meaning of vrords and all that I say is true.
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ARKANSAS.
W. of Memphis, Temi. Has saw and grist
mills. Cotton-shlpplng point and center of
trade for the surrounding country.
CITIZEN; Fridays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1893; W. B. Wil-
liams, editor and publisher; clrc'n K ;!; :\i.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages lSxJ4 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
llshetl 1872 ; W. F Hicks, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithiu a ycnr, 696.
MAGNOLIA, c. h., Columbia Co.,
l,4'^6t pop., on St. Loviis Southwestern Rd.,
about 38 m. S. W. of Camden. Has saw and
grist mills.
COL.U3imA BANNER; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1878; R. L. Emerson, editor;
R. L. Emerson Co., publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,5IK).
COLUMBIA RECORD: Saturdays;
four pages 18x24; subscriptions!; established
1892; J. H. Pollard, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
MALVERN, c. h., Hot Spring Co.,
1,520+ pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern and Hot Springs Rds., 20 m. from
Hot Springs, and about 43 m. "W. S. W. of
Little Rock, the State capital. Cotton,
corn, cereals and small fruits are produced.
ARKANSAS METEOR; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1879; W. D. Leiper, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued u-ithin a year, 480.
T I MES- J O U R N A L ; Wednesdays ;
democratic ; four pages 18x24; subscription $1 ;
established 188S ; S. H, Emerson, editor and
publisher; circulation K :•; j]^.
MAMMOTH SPRING, Fulton Co.,
500 pop., on Kansas Cit3', Ft. Scott & Mem-
phis Rd. Has cotton manufactory and
trout farm.
MONITOR, every evening except Sun-
day and \VEEKLY, Fridays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily S5,
weekly SI; established 1888; W. H. Gulp', edi-
tor and publisher; circ'n— weeklj' K s-; >;;.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; e.stab-
lished 1891; E. L. Hutchinson, editor and pub-
lisher; eirculatiou L
MANSFIELD, Sebastian Co., 243t
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd., 32 m.
S. S. E. of Fort Smith, one of the two county
seats. Cotton-raising district.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1890; C. C. Old, editor and publisher; circ'u L.
MARIANNA, c. li., Lee Co., l,126t
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South- !
em Rd. and at head of navigation on
L'Anguille r., a branch of St. Francis r.,
26 m. N. X. W. of Helena. Cotton-shipping
point.
INDEX ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 12x17; subscription SI ; established
18<4: Harry Clark, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
MARION, c. h., Crittenden Co., 400
pop., on Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Memphis,
Kansas City & Memphis Railway and
Bridge Co.'s Rds., 4 m. W. of Mississippi
r. and 9 N. W. of Memphis, Tenn. Farming
and lumbering.
REFORM ; Saturdays ; democratic
ARKAXSAS.
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1889; J. J. Cox, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
MARSHALL, c. h., Searcy Co., 278t
pop., about 93 m. N. by W. of Little Rock,
the State capital. Engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
MOUNTAIN WAVE; Thursdays; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; established 1892;
Colbert & Plumlee, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
REPUBlilCAN; Fridays; republican:
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1890; Wm. Hudson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
MELBOURNE, c. h., Izard Co., 209t
pop., 30 m. N. of Batesville, and about 110
m. N. by E. of Little Rock, the.State capital.
Cotton-raising district.
IZARD CO. DEMOCRAT; Fridays?
IZARD CO. REGISTER ; Thursdays;
democratic ; four pages 15x22 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1880 ; David Craige, editor and
publisher ; circulation L.
MONTICELLO, c. h., Drew Co.,
1,285+ pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd., 85 m. S. by E. of Little Rock,
the State capital, and about 35 from Missis-
sippi r. Has saw and grist mills.
DREW CO. ADVANCE; Tuesdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
SI; established 1894; W. F. Bessellieu, editor;
Bessellieu & Burks, publishers.
MONTICELLONIAN; Fridays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1870; James R. Cotham. editor,
and P. Burks, publisher; circulation, s??mWesi
edition issued within a year, 792.
MORRILLTON, c. h., Conway Co.,
1,644+ pop., on Little Rock & Ft. Smith Rd.,
50 m. W. of Little Rock, the State capital,
and 50 N. W. of Argeuta. Has cotton gin
and saw and grist mills.
HEADLiKiHT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1874; E. A. Mann, editor and publisher;
circulation L ^ ;J:.
PILOT; Fridays; den ocratic; eight pages
15x22; subscription §1; ebtablished 1889; Pilot
Printing Co., editors and publishers; clrc'n J.
MOUNTAIN HOME, c. h., Baxter
Co., 242+ pop., a few miles from White r.,
about 60 m. N. W. of Batesville, and 110 m.
S. E. of Springfield, Mo. Has saw mills and
cotton gins.
BAXTER CO. CITIZEN ; Thurs-
days; democratic; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1; established 1880; J. A. Carter,
editor and publislier; circulation, smallest
edition issued u-ithin a year, 860.
NORTH ARKANSAS NEWS ; Wed-
nesdays; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; J. F. Copeland-
editor and publisher.
ARKANA3IO HERALD; monthly;
eight pages 13x20; subscription 50 cents;
established 1891 ; T. W. Wright and Z. M. Hor-
ton, editors; B. F. Love, publisher; circ'n J
MOUNTAIN VIEW, c. h., Stone
Co., ;J00 pop., 9) m. N. of Little Rock. En-
gaged in agriculture.
STONE CO. DEMOCRAT; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages 15x22; sub-
.scription SI; established 1892; S. A. McCul-
lough, editor and publisher; circ'n Kj-; sH. •
MOUNT IDA, c. h., Montgomery Co.,
100 pop., near the Brushy Fork of Ouachita
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GEO. P. ROWELL & UO'S
ARKANSAS.
and about 46 m. W. of Hot Springs, the
nearest railroad point. Farming.
MONTGOMERY CO. HERALD;
Fridays; four pages 13x20; subscription §1;
established 1888; Wm. Cochrau, editor; Clai-
borne & Cochran, publishers; circ'n L.
MURFREESBORO, c li., Pike Co.,
159t pop., on the Little Missouri r., 14 m.
from Nashville. Agriculture and stock-
raising.
PIKE CO. COURIER; Fridays: demo-
cratic; four pages 16x22: subscription $1; es-
tablished 1888; S. J. Thomasson, editor and
publisher; circulation L^l^ ^.
NASHVILLE, Howard Co., SlOf pop ,
terminus of Arkansas and Louisiana Rd.
Has saw and grist mills and broom factory.
NEWS; Saturdays ; democratic ; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
18T9 ; W. W. Turner, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 600.
NEWARK, Independence Co., 250 pop.,
on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.,
15 m. S. E. of Batesville, the county seat.
Agriculture.
G A ZETTE ; Thursdays ; democratic ; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1894; A. M. Martin, editor and publisher.
NEW LEWISVILLE, c. h., Lafay-
ette Co., 500+ pop., on St. Louis Southwestern
Rd., 60 m. from Shreveport, La. Has saw
milL Cotton-raising section.
LA FAYETTE RECORDER; Satur
daj's; democratic; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1888; C. J. Steel,
editor; Recorder Printing Co., publishers;
circulation L ;■: ^j.
NEWPORT, c. h., Jackson Co., l,571t
(local estimate 2,500) pop., on White and
Black River Valley and St. Louis Iron
Mountain & Southern Rds. and White
r., 82 m. N. E. of Little Rock, the State capi-
tal. Has saw and shingle mill, chair and ice
factories, oil mill, stave and broom fac-
tories, fouudr}^ and compress.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and NEWS, Fridays; demo-
cratic ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages 15x22; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$1.50; established— tlaily 1889, weekly 1872;
E. C. Waterman, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily L ^i. ^, weekly L :!; ;;-^.
JACKSON CO. HERALD ; Satur-
days; democratic; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1876; T. T. Ward,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
CHRISTIAN REPORTER; semi
monthly?
OKOLONA, Clark Co., 375 pop., on
Southwestern Arkansas & Indian Territory
Rd., 25 m. from Arkadelphia, the county
seat, and 100 from Little Rock, the State cap-
ital. Has a flour mill. Engaged in agricult-
ure and manufacturing.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; established 1886 ; S. P.
Meador, editor and publisher ; circulation L.
OSCEOLA, c. h., Mississippi Co., 4")8+
pop., on Mississippi r., 87 m. above Mem-
phis, Tenn. Shipping point and trade center.
3IISSISSIPPI CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1894; L. A. Pal-
mer, editor and publisher.
ARKANSAS.
TIMES : Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
1869; Leon Roussan, editor and publisher;
circulation K ;•;;;-:.
OZARK, c. h., Franklin Co., 862+ pop.,
on Little Rock & Fort Smith Rd. and N.
bank of Arkansas r., 43 m. below Fort
Smith, 125 m. N. W. of Little Rock, the State
capital. Location of Franklin Female Col-
lege. Engaged in mining and agriculture
Shipping point for cotton and fruit.
ARKANSAS POPULIST ; Fridays;
people's party; eight pages 11x16; subscrip-
tion 75 cents; established 1S94; B. F. Boyd,
editor; Bovd & Son, publishers.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1877; C. C. Colburn. editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
PARAGOULD, c. h., Greene Co.,
1,666+ pop., on Paragould & Southeastern
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern and
St. Louis Southwestern Rds. Has stave and
wagon factories, saw mills and cotton gins.
GREENE CO. EVENTS; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY Saturdays;
democratic; four paces 16x22; weekly sub-
scription $1 ; established— daily 1894, weekly
1882; W. A. Daulton, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—weekly K ;;j :5c.
PRESS; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
1878 ; The Press Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
SOLOPHONE; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1890; J. R. Taylor, P. W. Moss, J. W. Brown,
editors; P. W. Moss & Co., publishers; circu-
lation L :;■: ^.
PARIS, c. h., Logan Co., 547t POp.,
about 18 m. S. E. of Ozark, 55 from Fort
Smith. Has flour mills and cotton gins.
Agriculture.
EAGLE ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 12x18; subscription $1 ; established 1894;
W. H. H. Harly, editor; Bowers & Foster,
pviblishers.
EXPRESS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1880; Wm. M. Greenwood, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
LOGAN CO. HERALD ; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1894; W. B. Rhyne, editor;
Herald Printing Co., publishers.
GOSPEL TRUMPET; monthly;
advent Christian; eight pages9xl2; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1891; T. J.Daniel,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
MISSION WORK ; monthly; disciples
of Christ; four pages 12x17; subscription 25
cents; established 1894; J. S. Shibley, editor
and publisher.
PERRYVILLE. c. h., Perry Co.,
310+ pop., on Fourche la Fave r., 45 m. W. N.
W. of Little Rock, the State capital. River
steamboats land here. Has a lumber mill
Agricultural and timber district.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 16x22; subscription $1; established
1884; Wm. T. Gadd, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
SCIMITER ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subsc iptlon $1; established 1894;
Jordan Sellers, editor and publisher.
PIGGOTT, c. h., Clay Co.. 300 pop., on
St. Louis Southwestern Rd. Agriculture
and stock raising.
BANNER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ARKANSAS.
ARKANSAS.
1S91; Noah F. House, editor and publisher;]
circulation Lij: s-c.
CI-AY C;0. DEMOCRAT; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1893; Newton F. Jones, editor
and publisher.
PINE BLUFF, c. h., Jefferuon Co., ,
9,952t pop.— local estimate 14.(W»— on Pine
Bluff & Eastern, St. Louis Southwestern and
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rds.
and S. bank of Arkansas r., at head of low
water navigation, 42 m., S. S. E. of Little
Rock, the State capital, and 120 ni. from
the mouth of the river. Cotton is the staple
product and is shipped here largelj'. Man-
ufactures carriages, flour, lumber, cotton
seed oil and Ijrick.
C03IMEKCIA1j5 every evening except
Sunilay, and WEEKLY, Sundays; demo-
cratic: four pages— daily 20x24, weekly 22x;30;
subscription— daily $7.50, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished 1881; Charles Gordon Newman, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily K^ ^J:,
weekly J :;•;;•;.
GR A PH IC ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription— dailv $7.50,
weekly $1.50; established— daily 1893, weekly
1887; J. W. Adams, editor; Graphic Printing
Co.. publishers; circulation — daily K ^ :*;,
■^^ p p Iv 1 V T ""^ *'*
PRESS-'eAGLE ; Tuesdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 22x28; subscription $2;
established 1868 ; Arthur Murray, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
POCAHONTAS, c. h., Randolph Co..
5o7+ pop., head of navigation on Black r.,
about .56 m. N. E. of Batesville. Agriculture,
timber, cotton and live stock.
RANDOLPH HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic: eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1881: J.N. Bolen, editor and
publisher; circulation K >■; ^.
PRAIRIE GROVE, Washington
Co., 4121 pop., 12 m. from Fayetteville,
the county seat, and 45 N. of Van Buren.
Has a grist mill, marble yard and tile fac-
tory. Farming.
BANNER; Thursdays; farmers' alliance:
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
1887: J. P. Neal, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation L.
PRESCOTT, c. h., Nevada Co., 1.2871
pop., on Prescott & Northwestern and St.
Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.,31 m.
S. W. of Arkadelphia. Has saw and grist
mills and cotton gin.
NEVADA CO. PICAYUNE; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages lSx24; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877: Shankle &
Thomasson, editors and publishers ; circ'n,
smallest I'dition issued uithin a year, 1,200.
PEOPLE'S TRIBUNE; Thursdays;
farmers' alliance; four pages 18x24: subscrip
tion $1; established 1891; J. O. A. Bush, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
RISON, Cleveland Co., fiOt pop., on
St. Louis Southwestern Rd., 22 m. from Pine
Bluff. Agriculture.
CLEVELAND CO. HERALD; Thurs
days; democratic; four pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1888; Miss Sallie I. Robin
son, editor and publisher; circulation L.
ROGERS, ^enfon Co., 1,2G5f pop., on
Beutonville and St. Louis & San Francisco
Rds., 80 m. N. of Fort Smith. Has freight
and round houses, flouring mills and fruit-
evaporating establishments.
DE3IOCRAT; every evening except
Thursday and Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; democratic; four pages— dailv
13x20, weekly 18x24; subscription— daily $2..50,
weekly $1; established— dailv 1894, weekly
1881; H. M. Butler, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—weekly K ;;< H^.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; established
1888; Leo K. Fesler, editor and publisher;
circulation, snutUest edition iasued tvithin a
year, 960.
OZARK MOUNTAIN FRUIT AND
FA RSI; monthly; agricultural: twelve
pages 11x16; subscription 75 cents;established
1895; C. W. Stewart, editor; Stewart & Cook,
publishers.
RUSSELL VILLE, c. h., Pope Co.,
1,321+ pop., on Little Rock & Ft. Smith and
Dardanelle & Russellville Rds., near Ark-
ansas r., about 75 m. W. N. W. of Little Rock,
the State capital. Has cotton, saw and grist
mills.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Democrat Printing Co.. editors
and publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 840.
EXPRESS; Saturdays ; Independent :
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1894; W. E. Rutledge editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN TE3IPERANCE
ADVOCATE; semi-monthl3'; temperance;
four pages 11x16; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1894; Rev. W. E. Rutledge, editor
and publisher.
SALEM, c. h., Fulton Co., 250 pop.,
about .311 m. W. of Alton, the nearest rail-
road point on Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Mem-
phis Rd. Fertile soil, mineral deposits and
timber lands.
FULTON CO. BANNER ; Thursdays;
democratic ; eight pages 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1884; Lehman Kay, ed-
itor ; Dick Kay, publisher ; circulation K ^ ;■:.
SEARCY, c.li., White Co., l,203t pop.
—local estimate 3,i 1— on Yearsell's Searc}'
Branch and St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rds. and Little Red r., about
55 m. N. E. of Little Rock, the State
capital. Sulphur, chalybeate and alum
springs make it a resort for Invalids. Edu-
cational center. Shipping point for fruit,
strawberries, pork and cotton.
CITIZEN ; everv evening except Sunday
and WHITE CO. CITIZEN, Wednes-
days; democratic; four pages 13x20, weekly
eight pages; subscription— daily $4, weekly
81; established— daily 1S90, weekly 1854; J. J.
Baugh. editor and publisher; circulation-
daily, L Jj? :;<; weekly, smallest edition issued
tvithin a year, 816.
ARKANSAS BEACON; Fridays;
democratic: eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1 ; established 1878; John G. Holland, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued uithin a year, 960.
SOUTHERN ECONOMIST; Thurs
days; Independent; four pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1887; Homer Prince,
editor and publisher; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 972.
A RK A NSA S E C L E C T I C MEDI-
CAL JOURNAL; monthly: medical;
thirty six pages 6x9; subscription ,$1 : estab-
lished 1893; W. L. Leister, M. D., editor and
publislier; circulation L.
SHERIDAN, c. h., Grant Co., 184t
pop., 25 m. from Pine Bluff and about 33 m
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ARKANSAS.
S. by W. of Little Rock, the State capital.
Agriculture.
HEADLIGHT; Thurgdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881; J. S. Williams, editor; J. S. Wil-
liams & Son, publishers; circulation K ^; ^.
SILOAM SPRINGS, Benton Co..
821+ pop., on Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
Rd., 30 m. from Beutonville, the county
seat. Has saw and grist mills and various
manufactories. A summer resort.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1882; J. Van But-
ler, editor; Van Butler & Brown, publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 960.
HUMMER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1891; L. K. Morey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K :|; :j; .
SPRINGDALE, f Fashington Co., 906^
pop., on St. Louis & San Francisco Rd.,
10 m. N. of Fayetteville, the county seat.
Has flour mill, marble and lumber yards,
and a canning establishment. A Baptist
college here.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1887;
Philips & Renner, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
STAR CITY, c. h., Lincoln Co., 204t
pop., 30 m. S. S. E. of Pine Bluff. Has a
saw mill and cotton gin. Farming and
cotton.
LINCOLIV LEDGER; Fridays; dem
ocratlc ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription
$1; established 1880; J. W. Quiun, editor;
Alex. Boyd, publisher; circulation L :■; ij;,.
STEPHENS, Ouachita Co., 150 pep.,
on St. Louis, Arkansas & Texas Rd., 21 m.
from Camden, the county seat. Has saw
mill. In agricultural and timber region.
NEW ERA; Fridays; four pages 13x20;
subscription $1 ; established 1895 ; C. J. Parker,
editor and publisher.
STUTTGART, Arkansas Co., l,165t
pop., on St. Louis Southwestern and Stutt-
gart and Arkansas River Rds., 60 m. E. of
Little Rock, the State capital.
CHRONICLE; Wednesdays ; dem-
ocratic; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1887 ; W. Theo. Smith, editor and
pul>lisher; circulation K.
FREE PRE8S; Thursdays; republican;
eight pajes 15x22; subscription $1 ; established
1894; W. D. Mathews, editor; W. D.Mathews
& Sou, publishers.
SULPHUR SPRINGS, ^enfon Co.,
300 pop., on Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf
Rd., 20 ra. from Bentonville, the county
seat. A health resort. Farming and fruit-
growing.
SPEA KER ; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1888; Bert A.
Marcum. editor and publisher; circulation K.
TEXARKANA, c. h.. Miller Co.,
3,528+ pop., terminus of St. Louis, Iron Moun-
tain & Southern, St. Louis Southwestern,
Texarkana & Ft. Smith and Texarkana &
Shreveport Rds., 145 m. S. W.of Little Rock,
the State capital. Has machine and boiler
works and car shops, ice factories, oil mill
ARKANSAS.
and cotton compress. '.In pine lumber
region.
TEXARKANIAN; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thur>days;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription-
daily $7.50, weekly $1 ; established 1883 ; J.
W. Gardner, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily K ^ ^, weekly L ^ ^J:.
VAN BUREN, c. h., Crawford Co.,
2,291+ pop., on Little Rock & Ft. Smith,
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern and
St. Louis & San Francisco Rds. and N.
bank of Arkansas r., 160 m. W. by N, of
Little Rock, the State capital. Has saw and
planing mills, cotton gins, foundry and
canning, wagon, cigar, ice and broom fac-
tories.
VENTURE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLV, Fridays; four pages
15x22; subscription— daily $6, weeklj' 50
cents; established 1893; j'. W. Higgs, editor
and publisher; circulation— daily, smallest
edition issued within a year, 400. Weekly L.
ARGUS; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established
1875; Thayer Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation K ij; ^t .
CRAWFORD CO. JOURNAL ; Fri
days; republican; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1894; J. H. Huckleberry,
Jr., editor; Ed. A. Fundenberg, publisher.
PRESS ; Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established
1859; J. S. Dunham, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
VIOLA, Fult!m Co., 25 pop., 15 m. N. E
of Salem, the county seat. Timber and
farming.
TELEPHONE; Thursdays; four pages
15x22; subscription $1 ; established 1893; I.
N. Miller, editor and publisher; circ'n L ;]{.
WALDRON, c. h., Scott Co., 487t
pop., on Poteaur, 45 m. S. E. of Fort Smith.
Has three steam grist mills. Cotton and
farming.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1879; M. M. Beavers, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
WALNUT RIDGE, Laivrence Co.,
457+ pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Rd., 40 m. N N. E. of Newport and
120 N. E. of Little Rock, the State capital.
Has saw mills and gins and wagon factorj-.
TELEPHONE; Thursdays ; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
1886 ; Anderson & King, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J jJ:.
WARREN, c. h., Bradley Co., 492t
pop., on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South-
ern Rd., about 2 m. W. of Saline r., 50 S. of
Pine Bluff and S. of Little Rock, the State
capital. Cotton-growing district.
BRADLEY CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 20x26;
subscription $1 ; established 1892 ; P. H.
Thomas, editor and publisher; circulation L.
NEWS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1886;
Ned Bradley, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
WASHINGTON, c. h., Hempstead
Co., 519+ pop., on Arkansas & Louisiana
Rd., 10 m. from Hope. Farming.
TELEGRAPH; Wednesdays ; demo-
cratic ; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50;
established 1840; S. H. Williams, editor and
publisher : circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ARKANSAS.
CALIFORNIA.
WIIiTON, i«'«?e niver Co., 40 pop.,
on Texarkiuia & Fort Smith Rd., 25 m. N.
of Texarkana. Plue lumber region.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1^93; Jas. Crooks, editor and publisher;
circulation, swaHest edition issued within a
yeitr, 4S0.
WYNNE, Cross Co., 565t pop., on
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Rd.,
45 m. from Memphis, Tenn. Farming region-
CIIOSS CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages )5x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1SS8; Wreun & Phelps,
editors and publishers; circulation, s?naZiest
edition issued witltin a year, 504.
YEIiLVILLE, c. h., Marion Co., 263t
pop., on an affluent of White r., about 120
m. N. by E. of Little Rock. Mining and
agriculture.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Fridays; demo-
cratic: elirht 'pages 15x24; subscription $1;
established isstl; W. R. Jones, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^ ilf.
CALIFORNIA.
ADIN, Modoc Co., 450 pop., on Ash
creek, 65 m. E. of Sisson. Has saw and plan-
ing mills. Farming and stock-raising dis-
trict.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages lSx24; subscription §2; established
1881; E. M. Wilson, editor and publisher;
clrcMlation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 400.
ALAMEDA, Alameda Co., ll,165t
pop., on Southern Pacific Co.'s Rd. and E.
shore of San Francisco bay, 11 m. E. S. E. of
San Francisco. Ornamented with a pro-
fusion of majestic oaks. Residences of San
Francisco business men. Ship-building and
petroleum and borax refining.
ARGUS; every evening except Sunday;
republican ; four pages 2Ux26; subscription
§4.bO; established 1877; T. G. Daniells, editor;
Argus Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion K ;•< ;■:.
EVENING ENCINAL.; every evening
except Sundav ; independent ; four pages
18x24; subscription $4.80; established 1869; F.
K. Krauth. editor and publisher: circ'n K.
MORNIN G TEL.EGR A M; every
morning except Sunday; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $4.80; established
1S90; E. L. Marshall, editor; Telegram Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued ivilhin a year, 1,(X)0.
NIDIOJLOGIST; monthly; ornithology;
twenty pages 7x10; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1893; Henry Reed Taylor, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
ALESSANDRO, Riverside Co., 51 1
pop., on Southern California Rd., 10 m. S of
Riverside, the county seat. Agricultural
and fruit-growing district.
ALESSANDRO VALLEY R E-
VIEW; Wednesdavs; four pages 16x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1894; I. B. Mc-
Mahill, eiiitorand publisher.
ALTURAS, c. li., il/b(/oc Co., l.OOOpop.,
on Pitt r. Has sash and door factory.
Agriculture, stock raising and fruit grow-
ing.
HERALD; Wednesdays; democratic;
four p.iges 18x24: subscription $3; estab-
lished 1891; H L. Herziuger, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L :•; ^.
NEW ERA; Fridays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $3; established 1888;
C. W. Anderson, editor; C. W. Anderson Co.,
publishers; circulation K :1s *•
ANAHEIM, Orange Co., l,273t pop.,
on Southern California Rd., 28 m. S. E. of
Los Angeles and In the Santa Ana Valley,
12 m. from Pacific Ocean. Large quantities
of grapes and oranges are produced. Has
manufactures of dried fruits, wines, sugar,
farm Implements and wine casks.
GAZETTE ; Thursdays ; I independent-
republican; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2; established 18 lO; Kuchel Bros., editors
and publishers ; circulation K :!; ;I:.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent; four pages 18x24 ;• subscription $1.50;
established 1894; W. A. Rugg, editor and pub-
lisher.
ANDERSON, Shasta Co., 508t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 23 m. N. of
Red Bluff. Has manufactures of wagons
and carriages and a flour miU. Agriculture,
lumbering and fruit growing. Prunes in
abundance.
ANDERSON VALLEY NEWS;
Thursdays; independent; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1882: A. L. Price,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
ANGELS CAMP, Calaveras Co.,
91Tt pop., about 15 m. N. W. of Sonora.
Has rich mines of gold-bearing quartz.
Fruit growing region.
MOUNTAIN ECHO; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1879: M. H. Reed, editor; Reed &
Hutchinson, publishers; circulation K.
ANTIOCH, Contra Costa Co., 635t
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd. and E.
end of Suisun bay, near the mouths of
the Sacramento and San Joaquin rs., 19 m.
E. of Martinez, the county seat, and 55 of
San Francisco. Steamers ply daily between
Antioch and San Francisco. Shipping point
for coal and grain. Agriculture.
LEDGER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $3; established 1870;
C. F. Montgomery & Son, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
APPLEGATE, Placer Co., 50 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., about 20 m.
N. E. of Auburn, the county seat and 46 of
Sacramento, the State capital. Has a quarry
of limestone and extensive lime kilns.
ESOTERIC ; monthly ; self culture ;
fifty pages 6x9; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1887; H. E. Butler, editor; Esoteric
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J :'^ ^js.
ARBUCKLE, Colusa Co., 3r5t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 12 m. S. of
Colusa, the county seat. Fruit and wine
culture.
TWIN CITY NEWS; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages 13x20; subscription $2;
established 189); Chas. Curtis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L :1: i'fi.
ARC AT A, Humboldt Co.. 962t pop.,
on Areata and Mad River Rd. and at head
of Humboldt bay, 12 m. N. of Eureka, the
county seat, and 250 of San Francisco, con-
nected by steamboats. Shipping point for
redwood lumber.
UNION; Saturdays; republican; four
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIIORNIA.
pages 18x^; subscription $2; established 1886;
A. Wiley, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
ARROYO GRANDE, San Luis
Obispo Co., 466+ pop., on Pacific Coast
Rd., 15 m. S. E. of San Luis Obispo, the
county seat. Coal mines and sulphur springs
in vicinity. Agriculture and dairying.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 12x18; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1887; S. Cleveuger, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
AUBURN, c. h., Placer Co., l,595t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 36 m. N.
E. of Sacramento, the State capital. Has
breweries and manufactures of wine.
Mining and fruit f rowing. A health resort.
The remarkable Alabaster Cave is 8 m. S. E.
of this place.
PLACER ARGUS; Fridays; republi-
can; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1872; Rodehaver & Fritzsim-
mons, editors and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 888.
PLACER CO. REPUBIilCANj Fri
daj's; republican; four pages 20x26; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1884; W. B. Thorpe,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued iHthin a year, 700.
PLACER HERALD; Saturdays ; dem-
ocratic; eight pages 18x24; subsci*iption$2.50;
established 1852; J. A. Filcher, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
AZUSA, Los Angeles Co., 514 pop.,
on Saute Fe Rd. and San Gabriel r., 24 m. E.
of Los Angeles, the county seat. Principal
trading point of Azusa Valley. Fruit
growing and mining.
POmOTROPIC; Thursdays; four pages
13x19; subscription $2; established 1889; J. W.
Jeffrey, editor and publisher; circulation L.
BAKERSFIELD, c. li., Kern Co.,
2,626+ pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd.
and Kern r., 150 m. N. E. by N. of Los
Angeles. Has railroad car shops, planing
and flour mills and fruit packing estab-
lishments. Agriculture and fruit raising.
CALIFORNIAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays: inde-
pendent; daily— four pages 15x22, weekly six-
teen pages; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$2; established— daily 1891, weekly 1865; Geo.
F. Weeks, editor; Kern Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation— daily K, weekly J.
Advertisement. — Th.e Californian is the only
daily paper published in Kern County. Kern
County has a larger area than the State of Dela-
ware. The Californian has a circulation of 800
copies daily and 4,000 weekly. The weekly is de-
voted to the interests of agriculture, and is a
12-paKe edition. E. Katz, Eastern Agent, 187
World Building, New York City.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1890 ; F. H. Allen, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ^ ^.
KERN CO. ECHO ; Thursdays; repub-
lican; ten to twelve pages 13x20; subscription
$2; established 1886; Smith & Gregory, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation J.
KERN CO. GAZETTE ; Saturdays;
democratic; four page 22x:>0; subscription
$3; established 1874; Geo. W. Wear, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
LA CRONICA MEXICANA ; Satur-
days ?
Populist ; Tuesdays; people's party;
eight pages 11x16; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1891; Chas. P. Fox, editor and publisher.
BANNING, Riverside, Co., SOlf pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., about 23 m.
CALIFORNIA.
E. of Riverside, the county seat, 87 of Los
Angeles. A health resort. Lumber and
fruit,
HERALD; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x19; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished ISsS; Jessie L. Edmundsou, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
BENICIA, Sulano Co.^ 2,S61t pop.
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd. and Sacra-
mento r., 30 m. N. E. of San Francisco and
56 S. W. of Sacramento, the State capital.
Site of Government Arsenal and Barracks,
Benicia Agricultural Works and Beuicia
Ship Yards and several religious and edu-
cational institutions. Has also tanneries,,
cement factory and packing houses. Agri-
culture.
NEW ERA; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $3; estab-
lislied 1877; A. P. Sanborn, editor; New Era
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K.
BERKELEY, Alameda Co, 5,101t
(local estimate, 12,500) pop., on Southern
Pacific Co's Rd., 5 m. N. of Oakland, th e
county seat and about 8 m. N. E, of San
Francisco. Seat of the State University of
California, and Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Asylums.
ADVOCATE ; every evening except
Sunday; republican; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $4; established 1877; H. N. Mar-
quand, editor and publisher; circulation J.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can; daily— four pages, 15x22, weeklj', twelve
pages 10x15; subscription— daily, $3; weekly,
$1.50; established— daily, 1894; weekly, 1886;
W. A. Nash, editor; The Herald Publishing
Co.. publishers; circulation, weeklj% K.
BERKELEYAN; Fridays, during col-
lege year; collegiate; four pages 10x16; sub-
scription $1; established 1892; Joseph C.
Meyerstein, editor; Berkeleyan Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation K :|j :|j.
CALIFORNIA NEWS; Saturdays,
during the school year ; deaf-mute ; eight
pages 9x12; subscription 50 cents; established
1885; Wm. A. Caldwell, editor; Pupils of the
Deaf and Dumb Institution, publishers; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 520.
OCCIDENT; Thursdays, during the
college year; collegiate; twenty pages 9x12 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1881 ; E. T.
Thurston and Wm. J. Drew, editors; Occident
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation, ac-
tual average for the past year. 643.
BIGGS, Butte Co., 5:it pop., on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd.,near Feather r.,
14 m. S. W. of Oroville, the county seat,
and 73 N. of Sacramento, the State cap-
ital. Grain and fruit shipping point. An
agricultural district, having important
fruit orchards.
ARGUS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 11x18 ; subscription $3 ; established
1886; J. M. Coffman, editor aud publisher;
circulation L.
BISHOP, ^"2/0 Co., 340t pop., on Car-
sou & Colorado Rd., 49 m. N. of Independ-
ence, the county seat. Has steam planing
mill,creamerj' and flouring mills. Agricult-
ure, chiefly fruits.
INYO REGISTER; Thursdays: inde-
pendent-republican; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $3; established 1885; Willie A. Chal-
fant, editor and publisher; circulation, smoW-
est edition issued icithin a year, 350.
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
BLUE LAKE. Humboldt Co.. 600 pop.,
on Areata & Mad River Rd., 20 m. N. E.
of Eureka, the eounty seat. Has manufact-
ures of red wood and pine lumber,
shingles and stakes.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays: four papjes
18x24: subscription §2: established 1888; Gus
PerlRot, editor; C. Chartin, publisher;
circulation L :•; ^.
BODIE, Mono Co., 595t pop., on
Bodie & Benton Rd., about 100 m. S. by S.
E. of Carson and Virginia City, Nev. Gold
and sliver mining and milling the leading
Industries.
MINER; Saturdays; four pages 13x20;
subscription $5; established 1861; W. \V.
Cooper, editor and publisher; circulation L.
BRIDGEPORT, c. h., Mono Co.,
224 pop., 200 m. N. E. of San Francisco. In
agricultural and mining section.
CHRONICLE-UNION; Saturdays; re-
publican; four pages 16x23; subscription $3;
estabUshed 1862; R. M. & A. C. Folger, edi-
tors and publishers: circulation L.
BURBANK, Los Angeles Co., 100
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd. and Los An-
geles r., 2 m. E. of Los Angeles, the county
seat. In fruit growing and mining country.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; six pages
13x19; subscription $1.25; established 1886;
Mr. & Mrs. Geo. Bentley, editors; Geo. Bent-
ley Co., publishers: circulation L;-: :■:.
BURNEY VALLEY, Shasta Co.,
400 pop., on Burney creek, 10 m. S. of Pitt r.
Has manufactures of lumber. Agriculture,
stock raising and dairying.
BULiLETIN; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1889; Charles Tracie, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L :]: ^.
CALISTOGA, ^^apa Co., 1,132 pop.,
northern terminus of Southern Pacific Co's
Rd., 67 m. N. of San Francisco, in the Napa
Vallej'. Medicinal springs make it a sum-
mer and health resort. Grape growing.wine
making, prune and other fruit industries.
Silver, quicksilver and copper mines in vi-
cinity.
INDEPENDENT CAL.ISTOGIAN ;
Wednesdays; independent; four pages 18x24;
Bubscription $2.50 ; established 1877 ; G. B.
Douglass, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
AMERICAN WORKMAN; monthly;
people's party; eij,'ht pages 11x16; subscrip-
tion 25 cents; established 1893; H. A. Waters,
eiUtor; H.A.&Alice Waters, publishers; circn,
smallest edition issued within a year, .300.
CEDAR VILLE, Mndoc Co.,. 500 pop.,
190 m. N. N. W. of Reno, Nev. Flour mill.
SURPRISE VALiLEY RECORD;
Wednesdays; four pages 15x22; subscription
$2.50; established 1893; R. H. S anley, editor
and publisher.
CHICO, Butte Co., 2,894t pop., on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd., and Chico creek.
6 m. E. of Sacramento r., and 96 N. of Sacra
mento, the State capital. Has flour mills,
foundry, machine shop, roller process, fruit
cannery, planing mills, soap, plough, door
sash and furniture factories. Trades in
lumber. Farming, fruit growing and min-
ing.
CHRONICLE RECORD; every morn-
ing except Sunda.y, and WEEKLY, Sat-
urdays; Independent; four pages — daily
15x22, weekly 20x26: subscription— dally $5,
weekly $2.50; established— dally 1866, weekly
1852; V. C. Richards, editor and publisher;
circulation— ilaily Iv, weekly K.
ENTERPKISE; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can; four pages— daily 15x22, weekly 20x26;
subscription— daily $5, weekly .«2.50; estab-
lished—daily 1875, weekly 1869; Watson Chal-
mers, editor and publisher ; circulation-
dally K, weekly K.
CHINO, San Bernardino Co., 236t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's and Chino Valley
Rds., 20 m. W. of San Bernardino, the county
seat. Center of the sugar industry of
Southern California. Fruit growing and
stock raising.
CHINO VALLEY CHAMPION; Fri-
days: republican; six pages 11x16; subscrip-
tions!; established 1887; Edwin Rhodes, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued icitliin a year, 620.
CLOVERDALE, Sonoma Co., 763^
pop., on San Francisco & North Pacific Rd.
Has a flour mill and soap factory. Wines,
fruit, hop and wood region. Quicksilver
mines in vicinity. Surrounded by admira-
ble scenery.
REVEILLE ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 20x26; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1879 ; Geo. B. Baer, editor and publisher ;
circulation K ^ :;<.
COLFAX, Placer Co.. GTOt pop., on
Nevada County N. G. and Southern Pacific
Co's Rds., 16 m. N. E. of Auburn, the county
seat. Mining and fruit growing.
SENTINEL; Fridays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2.50; established 1S90; Ivan H.
Parker, editor; Calkins & Tyrell, publishers;
circulation L.
COLTON, San Bernardino Co., 1,3151
pop., on Southern California and Southern
Pacific Co's Rd.s., 4 m. S. of San Bernardino,
the county seat, and 57 E. of Los Angeles.
Has flour and lumber mills, marble works
and fruit canneries. Fruit culture, grain
raising and mining.
NEWS; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri-
days; republican; four pages 13x20; sub-
scription $2; established 1890; Will C. Bailey,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1876; R. M. McKie. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
COLUSA, c.h., Colusa Co., l,336t pop.,
on Colusa & Lake Rd. and W. bank Sacra-
mento r., 60 m. N. W. of Sacramento, the
State capital. Has flouring mills and man-
ufactures of agricultural implements and
carriages. Agriculture, fruit and vine cul-
ture and stock raising.
GAZETTE; every morning; four pages
14x18; subscription .$5; established 1893; Mrs.
M. N. Fuller, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
SUN ; every evening except Sunday and
legal holidays, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
democratic; daily four pages 13x20, weekly
eight pages ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
S3; established— daily 1889, weekly 1862; Will
S. Green, editor; The Colusa Sun Publishing
1 Co.. publishers; circ'n— daily L, weekly K.
HERALD; Fridavs; republican; eight
pages 13x19; subscription $2.50; established
1886; Chas. B. Whiting, editor and pub-
I lisher; circulation K.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & CO'S
CALIFORNIA.
CORNING, Tehama Co., 210t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 21 m. S. of
Red Bluff, the county seat.
OBSERVER ; Saturdays ; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1S8S; Thos. H. Dawson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within ayear, 400.
CORONADO, Sa7i Diego Co., 1,000
pop., on San Diego bay and Pacific Ocean,
about 1 m. W. of San Diego, the county seat,
connected by ferry. Has a foundry and
chemical works. A summer and winter
health resort.
MERCURY; Thursdays; eight pages
11x1.5; subscription $1; established 1887; Kim-
ball & Beasley, editors and publishers; cir-
culation L.
COVlIf A., J^os Angeles Co., 1,200 pop.,
40 m. N. of Los Angeles, the county seat.
Agriculture and fruit growing.
ARGUS; Saturdays; eight pages 12x20;
subscription $1.50; established 1888; J. E.
Clarke, editor and publisher; circ'n L H^ :Jc.
CRESCENT CITY, c. h., Del Norte
Co., 90Tt pop., on the Pacific Ocean, about
280 m. N. of San Francisco by steamer,
and about 87 S. W. of Jacksonville, Ore.
Lumbering, dairying, mining and stock
raising.
DEL. NORTE RECORD ; Saturdays ;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1878; J. E. Eldredge,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
NEWS; Fridays; republican; four pages
18x24; subscription $2; established 1889;
J. L. Childs, editor; E. H. Childs, publisher;
circulation K.
DELANO, Kern Co.. 401 f pop., on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 33 m. N. by N. W.
of Bakersfield, the county seat. Farming
and mining district.
COURIER ; Fridays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1888; McGeeBros., editors and publishers; cir-
culation L.
DIXON, Solano Co., l,082t pop., on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 20 m. W. by S. W.
of Sacramento, the State capital, and 68
N. E. San Francisco. Wheat-growing and
fruit-raising section.
TRIBUNE; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages 20x26; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1874 ; A. L. Henry,editor ; Henry & Peter-
sou, publishers; circulation K ^ H^.
DOWNEY, Los Angeles Co., 1,093
pop., on Southern Pacific Rd., 12 m. S. E. of
Los Angeles, the county seat. Fruit-raising
and agricultural region.
CHAMPION ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 20x26; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1888; C. H. Eberle, editor; Downey
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation, small-
est edition is^iued within a year, 500.
DOWNIEVILL.E, c. li., Sierra Co.,
1,034 pop., on North Yuba r., 121 m. N. E. of
Sacramento, the State capital. Quartz and
gravel mining the chief pursuits.
MOUNTAIN MESSENGER;
Saturdays; republican; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $3; established 1863; W. F. Esch-
bacher, editor, H. S. Tibbey & Co., publishers;
circulation L ;|: i\:.
DUNSMTJIR, Siskiyou Co., 600 pop.,
CALIFORNIA.
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 15 m. S. E. of
Yreka, the county seat. In agricultural
and mining section.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; established
1890; G. D. Cummings, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
EDEN VAIiE, Santa Clara Co., on
Southern Pacific Rd., 7 m. S. E. of San Jose.
TRUE lilFE; semi-monthly; undenomi-
national; thirty-six pages 8x11; subscriotion
25 cents; established 1890; Mary Hayes Chyno-
weth. editor and publisher; circulation, s?naM-
est edition issued within a year, 2,400.
EliMHURST, Alameda Co., 500 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 7 m.W. of Oak-
land, the county seat. Power and car
houses and electric railways.
ADVANCE; Wednesdays?
EESINORE,-RtversideCo..475tpop.(of
township), on Southern California Rd., 70 m.
N. of San Diego and 90 S. E. of Los Angeles.
In agricultural section. Clay deposits are
being utilized.
PRESS; Saturdays?
ESCONDIDO, San Diego Co., 541t
pop., on Southern California Rd., 35 m. N. by
N. E. of San Diego, the county seat. Wheat
and semi-tropical fruit region.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; farmers' alli-
ance: four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1891; A. D. Dunn, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
TIMES; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1886; Chas. K. Holmburg, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K sH ^I^.
EUREKA, c. li., Humboldt Co., 4,858t
pop., on Eel River & Eureka Rd. and
Humboldt bay, 225 m. N. of and connected
by steamboats with San Francisco. Large
quantities of redwood lumber and butter
are exported.
HUMBOLDT STANDARD; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLV,
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages 20x26;
subsciiption— daily $5, weekly $2; established
—daily 1881, weekly 1873; The Standard Pub-
lishing Co., editoi's and publishers; cii'cula-
tion— daily J >;> ^!;. weekly J ^1'.
HUMBOLDT TIMES ; every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; republican ; four pages 20x26 ; sub-
sci'iption— daily $5, weekly $2 ; established —
daily 1874, weekly 1854; The Times Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation —
daily K, weekly K.
NERVE; Saturdaj's; independent; twelve
pages 10x14; subscription $1; established 1892;
J. M. Eddy, editor; The Nerve Printing Co.,
publishers; circulation, actual average for
the past year. 1,158.
WESTERN WATCHMAN; Satur-
days ; people's party; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1884 ;Wm. Avers,
editor; Western Watchman Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,396.
FALL BROOK, San Diego Co., 415t
pop., 47 ni. N. of San Diego, the county seat.
Agricultural section.
OBSERVER; Fridays; independent;
four pages 16x28; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1891; G. F. Van Velzer, editor and
publisher; circulation L:1;H^.
FERNDALE, Humboldt Co., 763t
pop., 18 m. S. of Eureka, the county seat,
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
45
CALIFORNIA.
and 8 from Pacific ocean. Farming, dairy-
ing and shipping of redwood lumber.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; Independent;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1877; Scotton & Hart, publishers; cir-
culation J.
FOLSOM CITY, Sacramento Co.,
69:it pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
and American r., Zi m. E. by N. E. of Sacra-
mento, the county seat and State capital.
Agriculture and mining.
TEL.EGRA PH ; Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages 16x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1856; Thad. J. JIcFailaud, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
FORT "BR AGG, Mendocino C'o.,945t
pop., on the Pacific Coast, 7 m. N. of
Mendocino. Engaged chiefly in lumbering.
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; four pages
18x24: subscription S2; established 1889;
Charles J. Cavanagh, editor and publisher;
circulation L,^^.
FORT JONES, Siskiyou Co., 2661
pop., 18 m. S. \V. of Yreka, the county seat.
Farming, stock-raising and mining region.
SCOTT VALLEY NEWS; Saturdays;
Independent ; four pages 14x24 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1878; E, H. Ellsworth, editor
and publisher ; circulation L ^J ♦•
FORTUNA, Humboldt Co., 428t pop.,
on Eel River & Eureka Rd., 18 m. S. E. of
Eureka, the county seat. Lumber, fruit
and cereals.
EEIi RIVER VALLEY ADVANCE;
Thursdays; four pages 18x22; subscription
S2; established 188S; Leon F. Stinson, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued u-ifhin a year, 46L).
FRESNO, c. h., Fresno Co., 10,818t
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 206 m.
S. E. of San Francisco. Farming, sheep rais-
ing, fruit growing, wine and raisin making
and canning are leading industries.
EVENING EXPOSITOR; every even
Ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays; democratic; daily four pages
20x26, weekly twelve pages 16x22 ; subscrip-
tion—dally $6, weekly S2.50; established-
daily 1875, weekly 1870; The Expositor Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily
J ^ H^, weekly K :•: H^.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can; daily four pages 20x26, weekly eight
pages; subscriotion— dally $6, weekly $2.50;
established— daily 1887, weekly 1877; The
Fresno Republican Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circ'n—dailv smallest edition
issued within a year. 4,800. Weekly J i^x ik
CALIFORNIA TRIBUEXE; Thurs
days?
FRUITVALE, Alameda Co., 1,500
pop., on Soutliern Paeiflc Co's Rd., 10 m.
East of San Francisco and connected by
Electric Rd. with Oakland, the county seat,
2 m. distant. Residence of San Francisco
business men.
NEWS ; Saturdays; four pages 13x20; sub-
scription $2.25; established 1894; J. A. & J. M.
Col<iuhoun, editors and publishers.
FULLERTON, Orange Co., 300 pop.
—local estimate 1,100— on Southern Cali-
fornia Rd.,9 m. W. of Santa Ana, and 23
S. E. of Los Angeles. Engaged in wine
CALIFORNIA.
making, fruit growing, agriculture and
grazing.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; Independent
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1889; Edgar Johnson,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued ivithinayear, 415.
GALT, Sacramento Co., 900 pop., on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 27 m. S. by S. E.
of Sacramento, the county seat and State
capital. Has timber, and pipe and porce-
lain clays. Agricultural section, the cere-
als predominating.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1^1; J. J. Campbell, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 1,250.
Advertisement.— Sacramento County has a popu-
lation ot 45,000. The Galt Gazette is the only
newspaper advertising medium published in the
county that reaches a majority of farmers and
families in this great center ot population, and
its circulation is not confined alone to the Sac-
ramento and San Joaquin valleys, but extends
through the populous mining counties of Cali-
fornia. No other interior weekly publication
in the State covers so large a field or offers bet-
ter inducements for Eastern advertisers than
the Galt Gazette, when price of space and the
extensive territory covered is taken into con-
sideration, and no newsiiaper is more generally
read in California. It is the advertising medium
of Northern and Central California.
GEORGETOWN, El Dorado Co.,
320+ pop., 16 m. N. of Placerville, the county
seat. Mining, lumber and agricultural
district.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; four pages
12x18; subscription $1.50; established 1880; H.
W. Hulbert, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L.
GIIiROY, Santa Clara Co.,l,694t pop ,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 80 m. S.
from San Francisco. Fruit and stock rais-
ing region.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; four pages
18x24; subscription $3; established 1868; Fred
W. Blake, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
G A ZETTE : Thursdays : four pages 18x24 ;
subscription .S2; established 1S&9; B. A. War-
dell, editor and publishers; circ'n K ^ ^.
GONZALES, Monterey Co., 3591 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 16 m. S. of
Salinas. Agricultural, live-stock and wool-
producing region.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription 82; established 1891; Renisou
& Farley, editors and publishers; circ'n L.
GRASS VALLEY, iV^evm^a Co., 4,032
pop., on Nevada County Narrow Gauge Rd.,
50 m. N. E. of Sacramento, the State capi-
tal. Quartz - mining and fruit-growing
country. -
EVENING TELEGRAPH; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays; independent; daily four pages
18x24, weekly eight pages 13x20; subscrip-
tion—daily S4, weekly $2; established 1889;
Shoemaker & Ingram, editorsand publishers;
circulation— daily J, weekly L.
TIDINGS ; every evening except Sun
day, and FOOT HILL WEEKLY
TIDINGS, Fridays; independent; four
pages— daily 18x22, Saturdays and weekly
20x26; subscription— dally $6, weekly $2.50;
established 1874; H. S. Spaulding and H. G.
Parsons, editors and publishers; circulation
—daily L, weekly K.
UNION; every morning except Monday ;
democratic; four pages 18x'24; subscription
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
$5; established 1864; W. F. Prisk. editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
■icithin a year, 800.
GRIDIiEY, Jiutte Co., 6S6t pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 66 m. N. of Sac-
ramento, the State capital. Has foundrj^
planing and flour mill, broom factory and
other local industries. Agricultural dis-
trict.
H E R A li D ; Saturdays ; Independent-
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$2; established 1880; E. B. Morgan, editor;
Gridley Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
GUADALOUPE, Santa Barbara
Co., 300 pop., 5 m. from the Pacific coast.
Agricultural and dairying.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages
12x18; subscription S1.50; established 1891;
Chas. A. Dinsmore, editor and publisher.
GUINDA, yolo Co., on Southern
Pacific Go's Rd., 30 m. N. W. of Woodland,
the county seat. In an agricultural dis-
trict.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; Inde-
pendent; four pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1888; J. W. Hudson, editor and
publisher; circulation L.:^ ^.
HALF MOON BAY, San Mateo
Co., 784 pop., on the Pacific coast, about
10 m. W. from Redwood City, the county
seat. Agriculture and lumbering.
COAST ADVOCATE; Wednesdaj's; in-
dependent-republican; six pages 12x17; sub-
scription $2; established 1890; Frank H.
Owen, editor ; Half Moon Bay Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 408.
MESSENGER; monthly ; methodist-
episcopal; four pages 10x14; subscription 25
cents; established 1893; Half Moon Bay Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers.
HANFORD, c. h., Kings Co., 942 pop.
—local estimate 2,500 — on Southern Pacific
Go's Rd., about 28 m. S. of Fresno. A ship-
plug place for agricultural produce.
Raisins, orchard fruits, grain, live stock
and wool the principal products.
DEMOCRAT; every evening except
Sunday; four pages 11x14; established 1894;
W. W. Barnes, editor and publisher.
JOURNAIi; Tuesdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription §2 ; established 1891 ; t . V. Dewey,
editor and publisher; circulation K i^ ij;i.
SENTINEL; Thursdays; republican; six
pages 20x26; subscription $2 ; established
1886; Frank L. & Fred. A. Dodge, editors and
publishers; circulation K.
HAYWARDS, Alameda Co., l,425t
pop., on Soutliern Pacific Go's Rd., 13 m-
S. E. of Oakland, the County seat. Supply
point for farming and fruit-raising district.
JO URN A Li ; Saturdays ; four pages
20x26: subscription $2 ; established 1877 ;
George A. Oakes, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
O AMIGO DOSCATHOLICOS; Sat-
urdays; Portuguese; Roman catholic; four
E ages 18x24; subscription $2 ; established 1887;
emos, Quaresma & Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation K ^ i\:.
REVIEW; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $2; established
1892; Conner & Miller, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
HEAL.DSBURGH, Sonoma Co.,
1,485+ pop., on San Francisco & North Pa-
cific Rd .and on Russian r.. 72 m. N. by N. W.
CALIFORNIA.
of San Francisco. An agricultural, mining,
stock-raising, fruit and wine-producing dis-
trict.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; subscription $2.50;
established 1876 ; Lizzie A. Li vernash, editor;
M. Meuihan. publisher; circulation K.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1886; Louis Meyer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K >■; ^.
HIGHL.AND (Messina P. O.), San
Bernardino Co., on Los Angeles Ter-
minal and Southern California Rd., 6 m.
E. of San Bernardino, the county seat. In
an agricultural region.
CITRUS BELT; Thursdays; eight
pages 11x17; subscription $2; established
1892; J. M. Martin, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K ^ ^.
HOLLISTER, c. h., San Benito Co.,
1,234+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
about 48 m. S. E. of San Jose. An agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
ADVANCE; Fridays; eight pages 18x24;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1871 ; Geo. E.
Shaw, editor and publisher; circ'n K s-; ^.
FREE LANCE; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 13x20 ; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1883; Stephenson & Piratsky, editors
and publishers; circulation K.
WEST COAST ALLIANCE, Thurs-
days; people's party; eight pages 13x20; es-
tablished 1892; L. R. Leonard editor; Indus-
trial Printing & Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K.
HUENEME, Fen«Mra Co., 400 pop., on
the Ocean, about 10 m. S. by S. E. of Ven-
tura, the county seat, and 40 E. S. E. of
Santa Barbara. Barley shipping point.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages 12x19;
subscription $2; established 1888; E. O. Ger-
berding, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
INDEPENDENCE, c. h., Inyo Co.,
500 pop., on Carson & Colorado Rd., about
103 m. S. of Hawthorne, Nev. Has a flour
and lumber and saw mill. Agricultural
and fruit-growing district.
INYO INDEPENDENT; Fridays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $4 ; established 1870 ; Irv. H. Mulhol-
land, editor and publisher; circulation L.
INYO INDEX; Wednesdays; republi-
can; four pages 18x24; subscription $3;
established 1887; C. W. Craig, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L :■;; ^.
lONE, Amador Co., 806t pop., on South-
ern Pacific Co's Rd., 8 m. W. of Jackson,
the county seat, and 133 N. E. of San Fran-
cisco. Timber and agricultural region.
lONE VALLEY ECHO ; Saturdays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2; established 1883; J. E. Burnes, editor and
publisher; circulation, ttmallest edition is-
sued within a year, 432.
IRVINGTON, Alameda Co., 467
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., about
28 m. S. E. of Oakland and 33 of San
Francisco. Has a machine shop and col-
lege. Wine is produced. Farming district.
AVASHINGTON PRESS; Thursdays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2; established 1891; E. B. Thompson, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 204.
JACKSON, c. h., Amador Co., 1,531
pop., 50 m. S. E. of Sacramento, the State
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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CALIFORNIA.
capital. Gold is fouud near by lu quartz
and placer mines; also marble, granite,
sandstone, coal and cpjier.
AMADOR DISPATCH; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 17x24; subscription
$3; established 1819; Win. M. Penry, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
AMADOR LEDGER; Saturdays; re
publican ; four pages :.'0x2G ; subscription
^■2.50; established 1854; Newcum & Calkins,
editors and publishers; circulation K.
AMADOR REPI BI.ICAN; Thurs
davs; four pages 2(ix26; subscription $2.50;
established 18;)4; Richard Webb, editor; The
Republican Publishing Co., publishers.
KELSEYVILLE, Lake Co., 282t pop.,
S m. S. E. of Lakeport. the county seat, and
at the base of Uncle Sam Mountain. Has
flour and planing mills.
KAXOCKTI HERALD; Thursdays;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1894; Glendenin & Nutter, editors and
publishers.
KERN CITY, Kern Co., 800 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 2 m. S. of
Bakersfield, the county seat. Agricultural
and stock-raising district.
STANDARD ; Thursdays; republican;
•eight pages 15x22; .subscription $2; established
1S92; The Kern City Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
KING CITY, Monterey Co., 2.53t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Rd., about 45 m. S. E.
of Salinas, the county seat. Has saw mills.
SETTLER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; established 1888; W. A.
Beebe, editor and publisher; circulation L.
LAKEPORT, c. h., Lake Co., 9911
pop., on Clear Lake, 17 m. S. E. of Uklah,
and 120 N. of San Francisco. Mineral
springs of medicinal value and quicksilver
mines in vicinity. An agricultural and
fruit-growing region,
CLEAR LAKE PRESS: Fridays;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab
lished 1&S6; John L. Allison, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L
LAKE CO. AVALANCHE; Thurs
davs; republican; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription S2; established 1886; W. L. RIdeout,
editor and publisher: circulation K ;;-: i'fi.
LAKE CO. BEE ; Fridays ; republican;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1872; Beach & Say re. editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 480.
LANCASTER, Los Angeles Co.. 305
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., about
45 m. N. by N. E. of Los Angeles, the county
seat.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $2; estab-
lished 188S; W. S. Melick, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
LEMOORE, Kiyigs Co.. 651 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 9 m. W. of
Hanford, the county seat. Raisin and
orchard fruit growing.
LEADER ; Saturdays; Independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription S2; estab-
lished 1S89; W. M. Gill & Son, editors and
publishers ; circulation L.
RADICAL; semi-monthly; single tax;
ten pages 11x16; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1894; A. D. Cridge, editor and pub-
lisher,
LINCOLN, Placer Co., 961t pop., on
CALIFORNIA.
Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 11 m. S. E. of
Wheatland. Fruit-growing district.
PLACER NEWS I>IESSENGER;
Fridays; Independent; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1890; H. W. Bessac,
editor and publisher; circulation L :•: ;•:.
LIVERMORE, Alameda Co., l,391t
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., about
30 m. E. by S. E. of Oakland, the county
seat. Fruit-growing, stock-raising and
farming district. Coal, chrome and magnesia
mines near.
ECHO; Thursdays; Independent; four
pages 18x24; .subscription $1.50; established
1882; Wilbur E. Still, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; republican,-
twelve pages 11x15; subscription $2; estab
lished 18r7: J. H. Dungan, editor and pub
Usher; circulation K.
LODI, San Joaquin Co., l,013t pop., on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 1 m. S. of Moke-
lumne r. and 12 N. of Stockton, the county
seat. Has flour and saw mills. Agriculture
and fruit growing are the leading indus-
tries.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1881; Green & Axtell, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
VALLEY REVIEW; Saturdays; Inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $2;
established 1885; GeorgeR. Broad bere, editor;
Broadbere & Ruggles.publishei's; clrc'n K ^;^.
LOMPOC, Santa Barbara Co., l,015t
pop., 1 m. S. of Santa Ynez r. and 7 from
the Pacific Coast. Fruit, wool and stock-
raising district.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 18x25; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1890; H. A. Averlll, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
RECORD; Saturdays ; four pages
18xi4; subscription $2; established 1875;
W. W. Broughton, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
LONG BEACH, Los Angeles Co.,
5(]4(- pop., on Los Angeles Terminal and
Southern Pacific Co's Rds., about 38 m. S.
by S. E. of Los Angeles, the county seat. A
summer resort on the ocean.
BREAKER ; Saturdays ; republican;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1888; Wm. Galer, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 240.
EYE; Fridays; independent; eight pages
11x14; subscription $1; established 1894;
Ljnii and Sharp, editors and publishers.
LORDSBURG, Los Angeles Co., 97
pop., on Southern California Rd., m m. N.
E. of Los Angeles, the county seat. Fruit
and vine growing district.
COLLEGIAN; monthly, during the col-
lege year; collegiate; eight pages 8x12; sub-
scription 25 cents; established 1893; E. A.
Miller, editor; Lordsburg College, publishers;
circulation L.
LOS ALAMOS, Santa Barbara Co.,
4(X) pop., on Pacific Coast Rd., about 40 m.
N. W. of Santa Barbara, the county seat.
CENTRAL; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription .S2; established 1890; John S.
Graham, editor; Central Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation L.
LOS ANGELES, c. h., Los Angeles
Co., 50,395+ pop.— local estimate 80,COO— on
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
Redondo, Los Angeles Terminal, Southern
California and Southern Pacific Go's Rds.
and Los Angeles r., 480 m. S. E. of San Fran-
cisco. Commercial center of Southern Cal-
ifornia, and a notable health resort. An
agricultural county, producing the princi-
pal grains, wines, citrus and deciduous
fruit, brandy, wool and hides. Has gold,
silver and lead mines and petroleum wells.
EVENING EXPRESS ; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days; republican; daily eight to twelve pages
17x24, Saturday and weekly sixteen pages;
subscription — daily $7, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished 1871; H. Z. Osborne, editor; Evening
Express Co., publishers: circulation— dailj',
actual average for the past year, 6,900. Week-
ly J * ♦.
Advertisement.— 'Leading Evening Newspaper on
the Pacific Coast. Stockholder in and mem-
ber of the Associated Press. Oldest newspaper
in Los Angeles, and the favorite family journal
of Southern California. Sworn circulation in
last half of 1894, 7,727 per day, showing increase
of over 40 per cent over 1893. Enterprising and
progressive. Sworn circulation in November,
1894, 7,601 ; in December, 7,631.
HERA ED ; every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Saturdays ; democratic ; daily eight
pages 17x23, weekly twelve pages ; subscrip-
tion—daily $8, weekly $1.50; established 1857;
The Herald Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation — daily H, weekly J.
HOTEL. GAZETTE ; every noon ex-
cept Sunday; hotels; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $5; established 1888; Hammer &
Smith, editors and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued tvithin a year, 144.
TIMES; every morning, and SATUR-
1) A Y TIMES
AND WEEKLY
3IIRROR, Satur-
days; independent-
republican; daily
eight to twelve pages
,17x21, Sun da J' six-
teen to twenty pages,
[weekly twelve
[pages; subscription
dally $9, Sunday $2,
[weekly $1.30; estab-
lished— daily 1881,
^weekly 1873 ; The
Times-Mirror Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily F,
weekly H.
Advertisement.— The Los Angeles Times has a
larger circulation than all the other dailies in
Los Angeles, its average daily circulation being
over 14,700 copies each issue. The Sunday Times
has a circulation of 19,500 copies each issue. The
Times is Southern California's greatest paper
and thoroughly covers that section of the State.
It is up to date in all things, having the latest
modern presses and ten Mergenthaler type-set-
ting machines. It is always selected by adver-
tisers, as it thoroughly covers the citj' of Los
Angeles, as well as the entire southern coast.
The figures quoted above are sworn to and guar-
anteed to be absolutely correct in every par-
ticular or no pay. E. Katz, Eastern Agent, 187
World Building, New York City.
BULLION; Tuesdays; mining; twelve
pagesllxU; subscription $:]; established 1883;
Chas. Longuemare, editor; Longuemare &
Edelstein, publishers; circulation K.
CALIFORNIA FAMILY LED-
GER ; Saturdays ; fiction ; eight pages 14x21;
subscription .$2 ; established 1889 ; Ledger
Publishing Co., editors and publishers ; cir-
culation jjc^^:-:. See note at foot of page
on inside of first cover.
CALIFORNIA VOICE; Thursdays;
prohibition; eight pages 12x18; subscription
$1; established 1886; Dr. Stephen Bowers, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation J sH ^.
C03IMERCIAL BlJLIiETIN OF
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ; Satur
days; commercial; sixteen pages 10x14 ; sub-
CALIFORNIA.
scription $2; established 1886; J. J. Menzies,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
DER SUED-CALIFORNIER ; Fri-
days; German; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1S91; August Boecklin,
editor; German-American Publishing Co.
publishers; circulation K H^ ^.
EAGLE: Saturdays; six pages 15x22; sub,
scription $2.25; established 1891; J. J. Nei-
more, editor and publisher; cii'culation K.
EAST SIDE NEWS; Saturdays; re-
publican; four pages 13x18; subscription $1 ;
established 1S93; Shaw & Warner, editors
and publishers; dated at East Los Angeles;
circulation K.
EL MONITOR MEXICANO; Satur
days; Spanish; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1889; E. Olivas, editor
and publisher: circulation J.
FARMER AND LABOR REVIEW;
Saturdays; people's party; four pages 15x22 ;
subscription $1; established 1889; A. P. Miller,
editor; Miller & Swerdflger, publishers; cir-
culation K ;■; ^.
INVESTOR; Wednesdays; financial;
twelve pages 10x16; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1894; G. A. Doblnson, editor; The In-
vestor Publishing Co., of Los Angeles, Cal.,
publishers.
L'ECO DELLA COLONIA ; Thurs
days; Italian; four pages 13x20; subscription
$2; established 1894; UgoPaladIni, editor and
publisher. •
LE PROGRES ; Saturdays; French;
four pages 18x24; subscription $8; established
1884; Jean Trebaol editor; Trebaol &Teacook,
publishers: circulation K.
L'UNION NOUVELLE; Saturdays;
French; democratic ; four pages 21x28 ; sub-
scription $5; established 1879; P. Ganee, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K.
PACIFIC FIELD; ^atui-days; cycling;
sixteen images 8x11; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1893; S. H. Laverty, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
PORCUPINE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1877; The Porcupine Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation J.
REVISTA LATINO-AMERI-
C A N A ; Saturdays ; PIngllsh and Spanish ;
four pages 16x23 ; subscription $3; established
1889; Manuel R. Sanchez, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
SOUTHWEST NEWS; Fridays; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1; established 1890;
W. A. Rennie, editor and publisher: circ'n K.
SUED-CALIFORNIA POST;
Fridays; German; independent; six pages
20x26 ; subscription $2.50 ; established 1874 ;
Morlock & Glouch, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
SUNDAY W^ORLD ; Sundays; society;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; E. F. Kubel, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
TOCSIN; Thursdays; American Protect-
ive .Association: four pages 12x20; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1S94; Tocsin Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
PACIFIC COAST BULLION; semi-
monthly; finance; sixteen pages 10x13; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1894; F. W. Edel-
sten, editor; Pacific Coast Bullion Publishing
Co., publishers.
CALIFORNIA CULTIVATOR
AND POULTRY KEEPER; monthly;
poultry raising; twenty-eight pages 9x12; sub-
scription $1; established 1889; Goodwin &
Thomas, editors and publishers ; circulation,
actual average for the past year, 2,725.
CALIFORNIA DRUGGIST; month
ly; drugs; seventy-two pages 10x12; sub-
scription $1; established 1891 ; R. A. Allen,
editor; California Druggist Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation K,
COMING AGE; monthly?
HOUSEHOLD; monthly; household;
twenty pages 9x12; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1892; Mrs. Maggie C. Rice, editor;
Geo. Rice & Sons, publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 10,000.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPEll DIRECTORY.
49
CALIFORNIA.
liA\l> OF f^rNSIIINE; inouthly;
jninii^'iation; twenty-eight piiKes 9x12; sub-
scrii>tioii $1; established 1S94; F. A. Puttee & ,
Co., otlitors and publishers.
NEW CAI.IFOIINIAN; monthly; oc-
cultism; flt'tvtvvo pages TxUi; subscription
$1.50; established isjll; Louise A. OlT, editor
and iiublislier; circulation K.
NOKUAIi EXPONENT: monthly,
except July and August; scholastic; twenty-
eight pages 6x9; subscription $1 ; estal)lished
1891; Students of Los Angeles State Normal
School, etlitors and publishers.
K!JKAI. CAIilFOltNIAN; monthly;
agricultural; forty-eight pages Txld ; sub-
scription §1.50; established 18T?: C. M. Heintz,
editor and publisher; circulation G :!j :!:.
S O CI T 11 E K \ C A 1. 1 F O K N I A
PRACTITIONER; monthly; medical;
eightv pages 6xlt; subscription $1.50; es-
tabli,shed 1"^^.'): H. Bert Ellis, B. A., M. D.,
editor and publisher; circulation J.
LOS BANOS, Merced Co., 500 pop., on
Southern PaciHc Co"sRd., about 3.'i m. \V. of
Merced, the county seat. A fruit growing
and agricultural section.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; four pages
18xJ4; subscription .$3; established 1891; Car-
los O. Freeman, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
LOS GA.TOS, Santa Clara Co., l,652t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 10 m.
S. W. of San Jose, the county seat. "Wines,
brandies and grape food are produced.
Agricultural and grape and olive growing
countrj'.
3IAILi; Thursdays; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1884: D. D. Bow-
man, editor and publisher; circulation K H: ^.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 20X-24; subscription $1.50; established
1881 ; Trantham Jt Jenks. editors and publish-
ers; circulation K.
LOWER LAKE, Lake Co., 395
pop., on Clear Lake, about 25 m. S. E. of
Lakeport, the county seat, and 94 N. of San
Francisco. Quicksilver, sulphur and borax
mining, and lumbering carried on. A
health resort.
BULiIiETIN ; Saturdays; independent:
four pages 15x22; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1877 ; Mrs. A. E. Noel, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
MADERA, Madera Co., 950t pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd.. 24 m. N. E. of
Fresno. Farming, sheep raising and fruit-
growing district.
3IERCURY; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKIiY, Fridaj's ; four
pages— daily 13x20, weekly 18x24; subscrip-
tion— dailv .$2.50, weekly $1.50; established-
daily lh92,' weekly 1885; E. E. Vincent, editor
and publisher; circulation— daily L.weekly K.
TRIUtNE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1892;Clark & Marshall, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
MARIPOSA, c. h., Mariposa Co.,
36(;+ pop., 91 m. S. E. of Stockton. The great
Yosemite "Valley and Big Tree Grove are in
this county. Agricultural, mining and
stock-raising region.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1855; F. A. Reynolds, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K.
MARTINEZ, c. li., Contra Costa Co.,
1,600+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.
and Garguinez Straits, 3(5 m. N. E. of San
4
X^ALIFORNIA.
Francisco. Has coal, copper and quicksilver
mines. Agricultural district.
CONTRA COSTA DE^IOCRAT;
Wednesdays; democratic; four pages 2(ix26;
subscription $2.50; established ls9(i; Hart A.
Downer, editor and publisher: (.'ii-c'ii K.
CONTRA COSTA (GAZETTE; Sat-
urdays; republican; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1858; Brown &
Bunker, editors and y)ublishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 804.
MARYSVILLE, c. h., Yuba Co.,
3,991+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd. and
Yuba r., at head of navigation, 57 m. N. of
Sacramento, the State capital, and 116 N. E.
of San Francisco. In agricultural and
mining section.
A PPEA Ij ; ever.v morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican;
daily four pages 18x24, weekly eight pages;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $2.50; estab-
lished—dally 1831, weekly 18(50; Appeal Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily K. weekly J.
DEMOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; non-
partisan; daily four pages 18x22, weeklj' eight
pages 15x22; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$2; established 1884 ; T. J. Sherwood, editor;
Democrat Publishing Co., publishers ; circu-
lation, smallest edition issued irithin a year
—daily 734. weekly 984.
TIMES; Saturday; people's party; four
pages 18x24; subscription SL.'^O; established
1894; Don B. Robb, editor and publisher,
MAYFIELD, Santa Clara Co., 821
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 35 m. S.
S. E. of San Francisco. Agricultural and
fruit district.
PALO ALTO; Thursdays; four pages
18x24; subscription $2.50; e.stablished 1890; B.
F. Hayne, editoraud publisher; circ'n K.
MENDOCINO, Mendocino Co., 8C6t
pop., 55 m. N. "W. of Ukiah, the county seat,
and 130 N. of San Francisco. A shipping
point for large vessels, at mouth of Big r.
Lumbering is the leading industry.
BEACON; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 20x26; subscription $2.50; established
1877; William Heeser, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
MERCED, c. h., Merced Co., 2,009t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 159 m.
E. S. E. San Francisco. Has gi-ain ware-
houses, fruit cannery and good local trade.
Agricultural and fruit region.
EVENING SUN ; every evening except
Sunday, and MERCED CO. SUN, Fri-
days; independent; daily four pages 15x22,
weekly eight pages; subscription— daily $5,
weekly S2; established— daily 1884, weekly
1861; C. D. Radclifte, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily L, weekly K.
EXPRESS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $3; established
1875; J. A. Norvell, editor: J. A. Norvell & Co.,
publishers ; circulation K.
STAR; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $4; established 1880: Harris Bros.,
editors and publishers; circulation K.
MIDDLETOWN, Lake Co., 327t pop.,
about 2s m. S. E. of Lakeport, the count}'-
seat. Jlining, fruit, grape-growing and
general farming region.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; repub-
lican; four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50;
established 1888; Pentecost & Read, editors
and publishers: circulation L:|j ;•:.
MILLVILLE, Shasta Co., 992t pep.,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
ou Cow creek, 15 m. E. of Redding, the
county seat, and about 28 N. of Red BlutT.
Farming and stock-raising district.
TIDINGS; Wednesdays; four pages
18x24; subscription $2; established 1893; Wal-
ter S. Criss, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
MODESTO, c. h., Stanislaus Co., 2,500
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 29 m.
S. E. of Stockton. Engaged in agriculture,
wool growing and fruit raising.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and STANISLAUS CO.
NEWS» Fridays; democratic; four pages-
daily 13x2G, weekly 20x26; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $2; established— daily 1881, weekly
1869; J. D. Spencer, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily K, weekly K.
BANNER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 11x16; subscription .$3; established 1893;
P. H. Higgins, editor and publisher.
CALIFORNIA.
II E R A L. D ; Thursdays ; republican ;
six pages 20x26; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1873; T. C. Hocking, editor; Herald
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K ^ ^.
MOKEIiUMNE HILL, Calaveras
Co., 573+ pop., 50 m. N. E. of Stockton and 60
S. E. of Sacramento, the State capital. Min-
ing, agriculture and stock raising are the
leading industries.
CALAVERAS CHRONICLE; Satur-
days; republican; four pages 16x24; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1851 ; Eugene E.
Burce, editor and publisher; circ'n L ili ili.
MONROVIA, Los Angeles Co., 907+
pop., on Southern California and Southern
Pacific Go's Rds., 9 m. E. of Pasadena. In
agricultural and fruit growing section.
MESSENGER; Fridays; independent;
Ratings Are High Enough.
An advertiser whose long experience In the advertising field qualifies him to speak as
an authority, and makes his views of importance, is Mr. J. F. Place, the advertising man-
ager of the Rochester Lamp Co., of New York City :
"In the twenty-flve years I have been connected with the advertising business," said
Mr. Place, " I have always held that an advertiser is perfectly right in demanding an accu-
rate statement of the circulation of any paper he is asked to patronize. I should regard an
advertiser as a very poor business man if he failed to insist upon the most convincing evi-
dence of the correctness of the circulation claimed by any paper he purchases space in. I
am persuaded that the circulation ratings accorded in the American Newspaper Directory
are not influenced by any business or personal motiva
"I judge that they follow the same rule in the strict Impartiality and truthfulness of
their circulation ratings that the managers of a commercial agency do in their credit
ratings.
"In choosing between the statement of a publisher and the rating accorded him in the
American Newspaper Directory, I naturally accept the latter. I would give the circulation
statement of the average publisher the same credence that I attach to the statement of the
average merchant, when seeking credit, in respect to his capital, business and standing. In
giving a merchant credit, any firm to whom he is unknown would ask for reference, and
consult Dun or Bradstreet as to his rating. It Is exactly the same in the case of a newspaper
publisher who solicits advertising. When his statement is received, the shrewd and experi
enced advertiser Immediately consults the American Newspaper Directory in order to as
certain the rating accorded the circulation of his paper therein.
" I believe an advertising expenditure founded on the circulation reports in the Direct-
ory would be far more satisfactory in its results than if the publisher's statements only
were considered, on the same principle that a mercantile bu-iness is more likely to be suc-
cessful if Dun or Brad street's reports are accepted rather than the bare statements fur-
nished by customers.
" I am convinced that the hundred dollars offered by the publishers of the Directory
for proof of false reports insures their accuracy. It doubtless has a tendency to cause
newspaper proprietors and managers to exercise caution in making their returns, and 1
judge from the small proportion who avail themselves of this privilege, thereby receiving
a guaranteed rating, that they are fairly w^ell satisfied with the estimates made of their
papers* circulation. It seems to me that if they were under-rated they would certainly
take the necessary trouble to make a true statement, and thus obtain proper rating. As I
understand it, all the American Newspaper Directory publishers require is a simple state-
ment of the number of each issue for a year. In justice to the advertisers who purchase
the Directory, they could hardly demand less. It would be a reflection on the Intelligence
of any publisher to suppose he is ignorant of the number of copies of his paper printed.
The natural presumption then Is that, without a circulation statement from him, the rating
accorded by the Directory is satisfactory, and that his paper receives credit for all the clr.
culation it possesses."
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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CALIFORXIA.
CALIFORNIA.
eight pages 13x30; subscription §1.50; estab-
lisheci 1887; J. W. Harvey, editor aud pub-
lisher; (.■Irculation K.
MONTEREY, Monterey Co., l,662t
pop.,— local e.stimate 2,5U0— on Southern Pa-
cific Go's Rd. and Jlonterey bay, 29 m. S. l^y
S. E. of Santa Cruz. Agricultural and min-
ing region.
C YPKESS; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1888; E. Michaels,
editor and publisher; circulation K s-: ^<.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; four pages
lSx24 : subscription S2 : established 1890 ;
■William Ivay, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
MORGAN HILL, Santa Clara Co.,
lOU pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 18
m. S. E. of San Jose. Fruit and grain.
tSUN; Thursdays; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2; established 1891; Geo. A. Edes,
editor and publisher.
]M[OUNTAIN VIEW, Santa Clara
Co., 921 pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
8 m. N. W. of Santa Clara, 12 of San Jose, the
county seat, aud 38 S. E. of San Francisco.
Vintage, fruit and agriculture.
REGISTER; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages 18x24; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1888; P. H. Milbury, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
tvithin a year, 400.
MURIETTA, Riverside Co., 200 pop.,
on Southern California Rd., 40 m. S. by S. E.
of San Bernardino. In agricultural aud
stock-raising region.
VAL,L.EY UNION; Thursdays?
NAPA, c. li., Xapa Co., 4,395t pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd. and Napa i\, 46 m
N. E. of San Francisco and about 60 S. W.
of Sacramento, the State capital. Has tan-
neries, woolen mill, fruit driers, wineries
and cream of tartar works. In agi'icultural,
horticultural and wine-producing district.
JOURNAL ; every morning except
Monday, <^nd WEEKLY, Fridays; four
l>ages— dL,ily 15x22, weekly 18x24; subscrip-
tion— dailv $6, weekly $2; established— dailv
1888, weekly 1884; J. E. Walden, editor and
]»ublisher; circulation— daily K, weekly K.
REGISTER ; every evening except Sun
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can; four pages— daily 17x23, weekly 22x28:
subscription— daily $6, weekly $2; established
—daily 1872, weekly 1863; G. M. Francis,
editor and publisher: circulation —daily K,
weekly K.
NATIONAL CITY, San Diego Co.,
1,353+ pop., at terminus of California South-
ern Rd., on bay of San Diego. Riveted iron
pipe works and gold ore reduction works.
Fruit-growing section.
RECORD ; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1832; H. A. Harbaugh, editor; The Record
Co., publishers; circulation J.
NEEDLES, San Bernardino Co., 285
pop., on Atlantic & Pacific Rd. and Colorado
r. Cattle raising and mining.
EYE; Saturdays; democratic; eight pages
10x16; subscription S3; established 1887; E.
N. Buck, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 400.
NEVADA CITY, c. b., Nevada Co.,
2,524+ pop., on Nevada County Narrow
Gauge and Southern California Rds. and
Deer creek, 65 m. N. E. of Sacramento, the
State capital. Mining and fruit and vine
culture the leading industries.
EVENING IIEKALl); every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
—daily $6, weekly $2; established— dailv 1868,
weekly 1892; Wadsvvorth & Baugh, editors
and publishers; circulation — daily L ^ ^,
weekly I. i]i ^.
TRANSCRIPT; every evening except
Sunday ; independent; four pages 19x25;
subscription $6; established 1860; L. S. Calk-
ins, editor; Brown & Calkins, publishers;
circulation J.
NEWCASTLE, P?«cer C'o..a3.5t pop.,
ou Central Pacific Rd., 5 m. S. W. of Au-
burn, the county seat. Fruit raising and
shipping point.
NEWS ; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established 1888;
W. H. Schardin, editor aud publisher ; cir-
culation L.
PLACER APPEAL; semimonthly;
prohibition; four pages 11x15; subscription
$1; establLshed 1894; Geo. D. Kellogg, editor
and publisher.
NEWMAN, Stanislaus Co.' 621 pop.,
ou Southern Rd., about 22 m. S. of Modesta,
the county seat. Engaged in agriculture
and fruit raising.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; democratic: four
pages 18x24; subscription $3; established
1889 ; A. B. Crow, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued tvithin a
year. 360.
NORDHOFF, Ventura Co., 244 pop.,
15 m. N. of Ventura, the count}' seat. Fruit
cultivation. A health resort. In petroleum
oil belt.
OJAI; Wednesdays; eight pages 11x15;
subscription $2; established 1891; Leverett
H Mesick, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 400.
NORWALK, Los Angeles Co., 150
pop., ou Southern Pacific Go's Rd., about
17 m. S. of Los Angeles, the county seat.
Horticulture, dairying and farming.
CALL; Saturdays; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription S1.50: established 1892; E. P. Truitt,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
NUEVO, San Diego Co., 481 1 pop., 38 m.
N. E. of San Diego, the county seat. Mining.
agriculture and fruit growing are the lead -
ing industries.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages 16x23; subscription $2; established
1887; E. C. Foreman, editor and publisher;
circulation L ;■: :!;.
OAKDALE, Stayiislaus Co.. 1,012
pop., on Southern Pacific Co.'s Rd., 30 m.
S. E. of Stockton. AVheat and fruit raising
region.
GRAPHIC; Wednesdays; Independent;
eight pages 13x20; sub.scription $2; estab-
lished 1883; Sanford C. Baker, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 460.
LEADER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription §2; establislied 1889;
W. C. Holliway, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
OAKLAND, c. h., Alameda Co., 48,682t
pop., on California & Nevada and Southern
Pacific Go's Rds. and San Francisco bay,
opposite to and 7 m. E. of San Francisco.
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
It Leads Them All!
••••••••••••
When placing your
advertising on
The Pacific Coast
be sure to
include the
Daily and Weekly
TRIBUNE
OF OAKLAND, CAL
It brings gold into your coffers. The results have proved
without a shadow of doubt that the Tribune is a first-class
advertising medium; it will therefore be judicious on the part
of advertisers to include the paper in their estimates.
E. KATZ, Eastern Agent,
187 WORLD BLDG., NEW YORK CITY.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
Residence of a large number of persons do-
injf business in San Francisco. State Uni-
versity and Deaf, Dumb and Blind Asj'lums
are near bj'. Agricultural and fruit-raising
and general manufacturing district.
ENQUIRER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY,
Fridays; iudepeudent-re-
publican ; daily eight
pages 17x22, weekly twelve
pages ; subscription— daily
§4, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1877, weekly
1888; Enquirer Publishing
Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation, daily, ac-
tidil average for the past
year, 5,5(54. Weekly J ^.
MORN I Mi UN ION ; every morning ex-
cept Mondav; independent: four pages 15x22;
subscription 82.50; established 1S95; H. M.
Brace, editor; Oakland Co operative Printing
and Publishing Co., publishers.
TIMES; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily
55, weeklv $1 ; established— daily 1868, weekly
1852: A. W. Bishop, editor; Frank J. Moffitt
arid Henry P. Squire publishers ; circulation
—daily H, Aveekly H. See publishers'
jvniioinicemeiit on followinar page.
Advertisement.— The Times is the only morning
Eaper published in Oakland, a city of 50,000 in-
abitants, and naturally has the morning field
all to itself. The daily circulation averages 6.000
copies each issue, and is read by the vei-y best
element in that section. It brings advertisers
good results. E. Katz, Eastern Agent, 187 World
Building, New York Citj'.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republi-
can; eight pages 17x24; subscription— daily
56, weekly -SI. 50: established — daily 1861,
weekly 1872; Tribune Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation, actual average
for tJie past year— daily 8,715, weekly 5,761).
See publishers' announceineut ou op-
posite page.
Advertisement.— The Tribune is the best paper
published in Alameda County, having 9,000 daily,
6,001) weekly. It wields an influence in that sec-
tion second to none, and is the paper that the
neople read. It brings advertisers good results,
because it is read by a class whose purchasing
powers are great. E. Katz, Eastern Agent, 187
World Building, New York City.
A PATRIA; Fridays; Portuguese; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; establishedl8ii2;
J. S. Alvares Cabral, editor; J. M. Rose, pub-
1 shf'r; circu'ation L.
ECHOES; Saturdays ; independent ;
twenty pages 7x11 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1886; Echoes Publishing Association
(incorporated), editors and publishers ; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,8CX1.
ILLUSTRATED GUIDE; Saturdays;
four pages 15x22; subscription S3; established
1892; G. E. Watkins, editor; Guide Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation L.
INDUSTRY; Mondays: people's party;
eight pages 10x14: subscription .S2; estab-
lished 1894; H. C. Hinds, editor; Hinds and
Roberts, publishers.
.JOURNAL; Saturdays; German; inde-
pendent ; eight pages 15x22 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1874: Dr. H. Muhr, editor;
Albert Kayser, publisher; circulation J.
RECORD; Saturdays; independent; four
paaes 19x24; subscription S1.50; established
18S4: Chas. Schofleld, editor; J. K. Miller,
publisher.
SATURDAY PRESS; Saturdays; so-
ciety; twelve pages 10x14; subscriptiD" $2;
e=itablished 1892; C. M. Carrlngton, edit->r;
Carrington. Mason & Co., publishers; circula
tion, actual average for the past year, 2,015.
SIGNS OF THE TIMES; Mondays;
seventh-day adventlst; sixteen pages 10x14;
subscription $1.50; established 1874; M.C.Wil-
cox, editor; Pacific Press Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation, actual average for
the past year, 8,523.
AVEST OAKLAND SUN; Saturdays;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1.5i); estab-
lished 1891; James W. Travels, editor: Sun
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K.
YANKEE NATION; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages 22x28 ; subscription .«!l;
established 1893; W. O. Howe, editor; Howe
& Bailey, publishers ; circulation K.
JE GIS ; bi weekly, during the school j-ear ;
scholastic: twenty pages 9x12; subscription
§1; established 1886; Students of Oakland
High School, editors; >iEgis Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation L.
I>IESSIAH'S ADVOCATE AND
HERALD OF HIS ADVENT; semi
monthly; second adventist; eight pages
14x18; subscription SI; established 1881; W.
R. Young, editor; Pacific Advent Christian
Publishing and Mission Society, publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,000.
GOLDEN STATE ; monthly ; Native
Sons and Daughters of the Golden West; six-
teen pages 9x12; subscription $1; established
1892; Golden State Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation J.
LANTERN; monthly; literature; six-
teen pages 11x15; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1889; M. L. Hadley, editor and pub-
lisher; eirculntion Jr!^ ;|c.
NEWS LETTER; monthly: independ-
ent; eight pages 10x13; subscription 50 cents;
established 1894; Mrs. A. E. Logan, editor and
publisher.
PRINTER; monthly; labor; sixteen
pages 5x7; subscription 25 cents; established
1894; A. J. Read, editor; Oakland Typograph-
ical Union No. 36, publishers.
SABBATH SCHOOL AVORKER;
monthly; seventh-day adventist; sixteen
pages 8x11; subscription 50 cents; established
1885; M. H. Brown and Mrs. Vesta J. Olsen,
editors; International Sabbath School Asso-
ciation of Seventh-Day Adventists, publish-
ers; circulation H.
SALOON MAN; monthly; anti-prohibi-
tion; thirty-six pages 7x10; sub.scription $1;
established 1893; Globe Publishing Co., editors
and publishers.
CHAFFEY ARGUS; semi-quarterly,
during the college year; collegiate; sixteen
pages 8x11; subscription 75 cents; estab-
lished 1893; Students of Chaffey College, edi-
tors and publishers.
OCEANSIDE, Sa7i Diego Co., 427t
pop., on Southern California Rd., 42 m. N.
of San Diego, the county seat. A sum-
mer and winter resort.
BLADE; Saturdays; independent; six
pages 13x18; subscription $1.50; established
1889; E. D. McGraw, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L Jj: ^.
ONTARIO, San Bernardino Co., l,229t
pop.— local estimate 2,600— on Chino Valley
and Southern Pacific Go's Rds. and San An-
tonio r., 38 m. E. of Los Angeles. Fruit-
growing district.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1888; R. E. Blackburn, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ^ :•:.
RECORD ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription S2; established
1885; A. F. Clarke, editor; Clarke Brothers,
publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 786.
ORANGE, Orange Co., 866t pop., on
Southern California Rds., 4 m. N. of Santa
Ana, the county seat. Surrounded by vine-
yards and orange groves.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages 18x24;
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
(UALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
"liSP
TME
rsi^i^i^ai^isf^i^.
and Ca'
Times.
THE ONLY MORNING PAPER
Published in Oakland, Cal.
j<?'"^ ""<>v
This paper lias a field of its own, being the only morning paper
published in that city, and therefore it will pay advertisers to use
its columns.
The DAILY has a circulation of 6,000 copies and
the WEEKLY 5,000 each issue.
THE FIELD IS A
RICH ONE,
Th.
C's
lies are low
AND THE RESULTS AS A
RULE SATISFACTORY.
ADVERTISE in the MORNING TIMES,
E. KATZ, Eastern Agent,
187 World Building, New York City.
m
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CALIFORNIA.
subscription S1.50; established 1S88; Jas. Ful-
lerton, editor and publisher ; circ'n K Hs ♦•
POST; Saturdays; rei)Uhlican; four
pa^es 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1885; Alice L. Armor, eilitor and publisher; cir-
culation, actual average for the past year, 481.
ORLAND, Glenn Co.. 4401- pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 75 ni. N, by N. E.
of Sacramento, the State capital. lu grain
and fruit-growing countrj'.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent: eight
pages 12x18; subscription §2; establislied
1887; T. H. Dodsou, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
OROVILLE, c. h., Butte Co., I,787t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd. and
Feather r., 65 m. N. of Sacramento, the State
capital, and 152 N. by X. E. of San Francisco.
Center of the orange belt of central Cali-
fornia.
I>IEKCI"RYi every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEIvLiY, Fridays; republican;
four pages— daily 15x22, weekly 20.v2(i; sub-
scription — daily $5, weeklj- $2.50; established
—daily 1877. weeklj' 1873; Chas. H. Denel, edi-
tor; ^Irs. E. B. Price, publisher; circula-
tion—daily L, weekly K.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.5(i; estab-
lished 1877; S. S. Boynton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ^: ;■;.
PACIFIC GROVE, Monterey Co.,
1,336+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 20
m. W. by S. "W. of Salinas, the county seat.
REVIEW; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription .$2; established 1&8S; Anna A.
Gallanar, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
PALO ALTO, Santa Clara Co., 1,500
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 17 ra. N
W. of San Jose, the countj' seat. Agricult-
ural and fruit-raising distri ct. Seat of Le
land Stanford, Jr., University.
TI3IES ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 18x24; subscription §2; established
1893; Chas. F. Gilmore, editor and publisher;
circulation L i\i.
PASADENA, Los Angeles Co., 4,S82t
pop., ou Southern California and Los An-
geles Terminal Rds., 9 m. N. E. of Los An-
geles, the county seat. The cultivation of
fruit, especially oranges and lemons, is the
principal industry.
EVENING NEWS: every evening ex-
cept Sunday; four pages 18x24; subscription
§2; established 18'.i4; News Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers.
EVENING STAR: every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKIj Y, Wednesdays;
republican; eight pages— daily 15x22, weekly
15x22; subscfiptiou— dailv §6, weeklvSl; es-
tablished 1886; Chas. A. Gardner, editor; Star
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation,
ttinallest edition issued u-ithin a year— daily
744. u-eekl)/ 600.
CRO WN VISTA ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent; twelve pages 12x18; subscription S2;
established 1888; H. E. Lawrence, eilitor and
publisher; circulation K.
PASO ROBLES, San Luis Obispo
Co., 827t pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd,
22 m. X. of San Luis Obispo, the county
seat. Hot springs here. Has large hotels
and bath houses. In a mining, farming and
stock-raising section.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 10x14; subscription Sl.oH;
CALIFORNIA.
established 1892; Chas. H. Arnold, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
li E A D E R ; Wednesdays; eight pages
14.V21 ; subscription $1.50; established 1886; H.
G. Wright, editor; Paso Leader Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation L.
I>iOON; Saturdays; Independent: four
pages 20x26; subscription S1.5<i; established
188. ; Chas. A. King, eilitor; A. D. King, pub-
lisher; circulation L H^ ^.
PERRIS, ^t'^'erstV/e Co., 875 pop., on
Southern California Rd., 23 m. S. of San
Bernardino. Farming and mining.
NEV^'■ ERA ; Thursdays; four pages 18.x24;
subscription $2; established 1890; W. S. Wise,
editor and puolisher; circulation K ^ i]i.
P E R R I S V A L I. E Y R EC O R D ; sa tur-
days; republican; four pages 15x22: subscrip-
tion .SI. 50: established 1894; T. D. VanDevort,
editor and publislier.
PETALUMA, Sonoma Co., 3,692t
pop., ou San Francisco & North Pacific Rd.
and Petaluma creek, 42 m. N. of and
connected by dailj' steamers with San
Francisco. Engaged in manufacturing,
agriculture, stock raising, fruit and vine
culture, and wine producing.
ARGUS ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEE K L Y, Saturdays ; independ-
ent republican ; four pages — dailj' 14x21,
weekly 21x28; subscription— daily $3, weekly
$2 ; established— daily 1894, weekly 1855 ; Ar-
gus Printing and Pub. Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— weekly J.
COURIER AND PETAL-UMA IM-
PRINT: every morning except Sunday, and
SEMI- WEEKLY' COURIER. Wednes
days and Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription— daily .S4, semi-
weeklv $2; established Com nVr—dailj" 1891,
weekly 1876; Imijvint— daily 1884, weekly 1891;
Petaluma Publishing Co.. editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation— daily K, semi-weeklj- K.
PLACERVILLE, c. h.. El Dorado
Co., 1,690+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's
Rd., 48 m. E. N. E. of Sacramento, the State
capital. A gold mining and agricultural
region.
CENTER SHOT; semi weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays; people's party; four
pages 13x20; subscription 75 cents: estab-
lished 1894; D. T. Louf bourrow, editor; Cen-
ter Shot Publishing Co., publishers.
ET. DORADO CO. REPUBLICAN;
Thursdays; republican; eight pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1870; Geo.
A. Richardson, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued n-ithin a year, 600.
3IOUNTAIN DE3IOCRAT; Satur- '
days; democratic ; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription .S2; established 1852; Observer
Democrat Pub. Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K.
PLEAS ANTON, Alameda Co., £8i
pop., ou Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 41 m,
E. of San Francisco. Farming and fruit
and vine culture are the leading industries.
TII>IES; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2.50; established 1892 ; E. B.
Thompson, editor and publisher; circ'n I-.
POINT ARENA, Mendocino Co., 709t
pop., on the Pacific coast, about 106 m. N.
W. of and connected by steamers with San
Francisco.
RECORD; Fridays; republican: four
pages 18x24: subscription $2.50: established
1888: Wm. Hanen, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
POMONA, Los Angeles Co., 3,634t
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CALIFORNIA.
pop. —local estimate 5,500 — on Southern
Pacific Co's Rd., 33 m. E. of Los Angeles,
tlie county seat. Engaged in nianufact-
iirlng, farming, fruit growing and mining.
BEACOX; Saturdays; democratic; six
pages Ux20; subscription $2; established 189 J;
Ben Havner, editor and i)uV)lisher; circula-
tion, smallest edition issued within a year,
45n.
PROGRESS; Thursdays: independent;
eiglit pages 15x22; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1S83; S. M. Haskell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J ;1j :;-:.
TIIYIES ; Wednesdays; eight pages 15xC2;
subscription $2; established 1882; Wasson &
Lee, editors and publishers; circulation J.
PORTERSVILLE, Tidare Co., 606
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 32 m.
S. E. of Visalia, the county seat.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays; four pages
20x2(5 ; subscription S'i ; established 1888 ;
Lumley Bros., editors and publishers; circ'n J.
QUINCY, c. h., Plumas Co., 546t
pop., 250 m. N. E. of San Francisco and 80
N. W. of Reuo, Nev. Agriculture, mining
and lumbering.
P T. U J>I A S NATIONAL B IT T.-
liETlN; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 20x2() ; subscription $3 ; estalilished
1866; F. G. Hail, editor; Plumas Co. Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation K.
REB BLUFF, c. b., Tehama Co..
2,608 pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd. and
Sacramento r. at head of navigation; 110 m.
N. by N. W. of Sacramento, the State capital.
A glove manufactory is located here. Lum-
bering, farming, and stock, wool and fruit-
raising largely carried on.
NEWS : every moi-ning except Monday,
and WEEKLY. Saturdays ; daily four
pages 15x22. weekly eiglit pnees: subscrip-
tion—daily $5, weekly .$2; established 18^5; J.
F. Linthicum. editor and publisher ; circu-
latioTi— daily L. weeklv L.
PEOPLE'S CAUSE: every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
days ; republican ; daily four pages 14x21,
weekly eight pages; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $2; established 1880; E. C Pendleton,
editor ; Pendleton Bros., publishers ; circu-
lation—daily L, weekly K.
SENTINEL ; everv evening except Sun-
day, and W^EEKLY, Saturdays: republi-
can; four pages— daily 15x22, weekly 22x.S();
subscription —daily $5, weekly $2: estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 1881; t). D. Dodson,
editor and publisher; circulation — daily
L ils ;!i, weekly K i|j ;■;.
REDDING, c. li., Shasta Co., 2,000
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 145 m.
N. by N. W. of Sacramento, the State cap-
ital. Mining, lumbering and agricultural
section.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 13x21; subscription $2..''0; estab-
lished 1883 ; Frank M. Swasey, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
SHASTA CO. DEMOCRAT ; Wed
nesdays; four page's isx24; subscription $2.50;
established 1881; J. D. Stanford, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
REDIiANDS, San Bernardino Co.,
l,904tpop.— local estimate 4,600— on Southern
California and Southern Pacific Co's Rds.,
9 m. W. by S. W. of San Bernardino, the
county seat. Center of the orange countrj^.
In fruit raising, agricultural and mining
district.
FACTS; every evening except Sunday;
CALIFORNIA.
four pages 13.x:20; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1890; Howe &. Durbin, editors and
publishers; circulation L :!; ^.
CITROGRAPH; Saturdays; independ-
ent; twelve pages 11x17; subscription $2;
established 1887; Scipio Craig, editor; Red-
lands News Co., publishers; circulation, ac-
tual average for the past year, 1,293.
CRICKET; Satu days; twelve pages
8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established 1894 ; E.
H. Caterlin and H. B. Watson, editors and
publishers.
REDWOOD CITY, c. h., San Ma-
tea Co., l,572t pop., on Southern Pacific
Co's Rd., and Redwood creek, which is
navigable to this point by vessels of light
draught, 28 m. S. E. of San Francisco
Leather manufacturing the principal in
dustry.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1886: W. D. Crow, editor and publisher;
circulation L :■: ;-s.
TIMES -GAZETTE; Saturdays; re-
publican ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription $2..50;
established 18.59; Jas. T. & D. E. O'Keefe, edi-
tors; San Mateo Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K.
REEDLEY, Fresno Co., 100 pop., on
Soutliern Pacific Co's Rd., about 11 m. S. E.
of Fresno, the county seat. Agricultural
district.
EXPONENT; Thursdays; farmers' alli-
ance; four pages 18x24; subscription $1..50;
established 1891; W. W. Holland, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
RIO VISTA, Solano Co., 64St pop.,
on Sacramento r., 22 m. E. of Suisun and 65
E. N. E. of San Francisco by water. A ship-
ping point.
SACRAMENTO RIVER NEWS;
Fridays; four pages 18x24; subscriptioii $2.50;
established 1890; D. G. Holt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K :■; jjj.
RIVERSIDE, c. h. Riverside Co.,
4,683+ pop., on Southern California Rd., 9 m.
S. by S. W. of San Bernardino. Oranges,
lemons and raisins are the chief products.
ENTERPRISE; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26, Sunday six
pages; subscription— daily f6, weekly $1.50;
established 1881; Mark R. Plaisted, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily K, weekly K.
PRESS ; every evening except Sunday,
and PRESS AND HORTICULTUR-
IST, Saturdays; republican; four pages-
daily 20x26, weekly 21x28; subscription— daily
$6, weekly .$2; established— daily 1886, weekly
1878; E. W. Holmes, editor; Press Printing
Co., publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year—daili/ 1.100. weekly 'lOO.
RIVERSIDE CO. REFLEX;
Saturdays; eight pages 14x21; subscription
$2; established 1892; J. P. Baumgartner,
editor and publisher; circulation, J.
ROHNERVILLE, ^M»i&oWi Co., 621
pop., on Eel River & Eureka Rd., and Eel r.,
22 m. S. of Eureka, the county seat. In
agricultural district.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882; Joe H. Davidson, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^ :Ic.
SACRAMENTO, c. h., Sacramento
Co., 26,386+ pop., .State Cnpilai, on
Southern Pacific Co's Rd. and Sacramento
I"., 86 m. N. E. of San Francisco. Has various
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CALIFORNIA.
manufactures. Shipping point of California
green fruits.
EVENING BEE; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKIj V, Wednesdays ; in-
dependent ; daily four pages, weekly eight
pages ■,'0.MiJ4, Saturday eight pages 16.\.24; sub-
scription—daily $6, -weekly $1.50, Saturday
SI. 50: established — daily 1824, weekly 1877;
James McClatchy & Co., editors and publish-
ers : cireulation— daily, smallest edition i.s-
siied ivithin a year, 5,5i)0, Weekly H :«: i'fi.
Adi-ei-tisemeut.-— The Bee is Northern California's
greatest daily, its influence being felt not only
in Sacramento, where it circulates three to one
to any other paper, but throughout Sacramento
County and Northern California. It reaches the
homes of Sacramento's best citizens, and as an
advertising medium cannot be excelled. The
"Weekly Bee reaches the farming element
throughout California. E. Katz, Eastern Agent,
187 World Building, New York City.
Only eleven papers in this State outside of
San Francisco are credited with issues exceed-
ing 5,0:)() copies. This fact emphasizes the im-
portance of this paper to an advertiser. The
accuracy of its circulation rating is guaran-
teed by the publishers of this Directory by a
forfeit of $100, payable to the first person who
proves that its issues were not as stated.
RECORD-UNION; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEK LY UNION, Fri-
<iaj-s; reuublican; daily six to eight pages
15x22, weekly twelve pages: subscription—
dailv $6, weekly $1..50 ; established — daily
1828", weekly 183-3: Sacramento Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation, s^na/Zes^
edition issued icithin a year — daily 6,600,
weekly 8,500.
NORD-CAl.TFORNIA HEROIiD
UND SACRA3IENTO JOURNAL.:
Saturdays; German; eight pages 17x22; sub-
scriDtion $2.50; established 1858; Schmitt
& Ciirrlin, editors and publishers ; circulation,
smallest edition issued icithin a year, 1,500.
SUNDAY LEADER: Sundays; four
pages 18x24: subscription $2.50; established
1879: John N. Larkin & Son, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J.
OCCIDENTAL. 3IEDICAL TIMES ;
monthly; medical; fifty-six to eighty-four
pages 6x9; subscription §2; established 1887;
James H. Parkinson, editor and publisher;
oirc'n. artual average for the past year, 1,012.
SAINT HELENA. Napa Co., l,ro.5t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., (50 m. N.
of San Francisco. Has foundry, machine
•works, soda works and various manufact-
ories. Wine producing is the leading in-
dustrj'. Farming and vine culture.
SENTINEL; Wednesdays; eight pages
13x20; subscription .§2; established 1S94; W.
C. Lewis, editor; Sentinel Publishing Co.,
publi'^hers.
STAR; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 20x26 ; subscription S3 : established
1874: F. B. Mackinder, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
PACIFIC HEALTH JOURNAL;
monthly; hygiene and temperance; thirty-
six pages 8x12; subscription §1; established
1885; W. H. Maxson, M.D., editor and pub-
lisher: circulation J :•; >;:.
SALINAS, c. h., Monterey Co., 2.339t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 94 m. S.
E. of San Francisco. In agricultural, live-
stock and wool-producing region.
JOURN A L : everv morning except Mon-
-day; and DE.>lOCRAT, Saturdays; four
pages -daily 13x20, weeklv 20x26; subscrip-
tion—daily S4.50, weeklv S2 50; established—
•daily 1S89. weekly 1867; Smeltzer & Barnwell,
editors and publishers: circulation, sw a /Zt'st
edition issued icithin a year — daily 575,
iceekJii 650.
OWL; every evening except Sundays;
four pages 11x15; subsci-iijtion ."!;4: established
1894: H. L. Bradford, editor and publishe'-.
INDEX; Thursdays; republican; four
CALIFORNIA.
pages 20x26; subscription S2.50; established
1871; W J. Hill, editor and publisher: circu-
lation K.
PEOPLE'S SEARrHL.IGHT: Satur-
days; people's party; ight pages 13.v20: .sub-
scription .SI; established 1894; Geo. R. Moore,
eilitorand publisher.
SAN ANDREAS, c. h., Calaveras
Co., 462+ pop., 42 m. N. E. of Stockton. Agri-
culture, horticulture and gold-mining dis
trict.
CALAVERAS CITIZEN; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages lSx24; subscription
$2: established 1871); E D. Beattie, editor and
publisher; circulation K ;■: ij:.
CALAVERAS P R O S PEC T; Satur-
days; four pages 18x24; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1881 ; C. W. Getchell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
SAN BERNARDINO, c. h., San
Bernardino Co., 4,012+ pop., on Southern
California and Southern Pacific Co.'s Rds.,
60 m. E. of Los Angeles. Located in a fer-
tile valley. Agriculture, horticulture and
mining.
SUN ; every morning except Monday, and
WEEKLY,' Saturdays; democratic; dailj",
four pages 18x24; weekly eight pages 16x22;
subscription— daily .S6, weeklj* $1.50; estab-
lished 1894; W. A. Selkirk, editor; Selkirk &
Leviuson, pul)lishers.
TIMES-INDEX; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; re-
publican; daily eight pages 20x26, weekly
twelve pages 13x20 ; subscription— daily $6.50,
weekly $2; established 188 J; J. A. Comerford,
editor; Times-Index Co., publishers; circu-
lation— dailj' J, weeklv K.
KALEIDOSCOPE; Sattirdays: twelve
pages 11x15; subscription $1.5U; established
1889; J. E. Kiplinger, editor and publisher;
circulation K >Ij Hf.
SAN DIEGO, c. 1)., Sail Diego Co.,
16,159+ pop., on Coronado, National City &
Otay, San Diego, Cuvamaea & Eastern and
Southern California Rds. and San Diego bay,
about 600 m. S. E. of San Francisco. The
seaport town of Southern California. A sea-
side resort.
SAN DIEGAN SUN : every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days; democratic; dailj' fotir pages 2(ix24,
weekly eight pages 16x22; subscription— daily
S7.S0, weekly $1; established — daily 1881,
weekly 1878; Paul H. Blades, editor; San
Diegan Sun Publishing Co., publishers; cir-
culation—daily J. weekly K.
UNION AND DAILY BEE; every
morning, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican; daily eight pages 16x22, Sunday six-
teen to twenty pages, weekly eight pages 18x
22: subscription— daily $9, weekly $1..50; estab-
lished— dailv 1871,weekly 1868; Thos. Gardiner,
editor; San Diego Union Co., publishers; cir-
culation—dally H HJ ^.c, weekly K H^ *.
Advertisement.— The San Diego UxioN is the only
morning newspaper with press dispatches
published in an area larger than the combined
States of Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Jer-
sey, Delaware and Rhode Island. It is one of
the oldest papers in the State, and covers the
region where it is published more completely
and thoroughly than is done in any other local-
ity on the Coast except Portland, Oregon.
SAN DIE«0 CO. ADVERTISER:
Saturdays; independent; eight pages 11x15;
subscription 50 cents; established 1891; E.N.
Sullivan, editor and publisher; prints special
editions for neighboring towns; combined
circulation K i'fi ;■:.
SUED-CALIFORNIA DEUTSCHE
ZEITUNG ; Fridays; German; independ-
ent ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription §2.50 ; estab-
5S
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
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ARE A
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From
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You learn how to
use that power .
It is a weekly journal — small in size but strong in
sense, devoted to giving up-to-date information on
the art and science of advertising, much of it gath-
ered direct from the most successful business men
of America.
Five cents a copy. Weekly, $2.00 a year.
Printers' Ink
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R. L. Curran, P. O. Box 899, Chicago.
After December 31st, 1895, the subscription price of PRINTERS*
INK will be increased to Five Dollars a year.
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59
CALIFORNIA.
lished 1S8T; Charles F. Kammaii, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition is
sued within a i/etir, TOO.
VIDETTE; Saturdays; i)oople's party;
four paKes 15x,>2; subscription $1; established
1892; Harr Wagner, editor and publisher;
rculation L.
GOLDEN TAlAi monthly; literary; six-
teen pai?es TxlO; subscription SI; established
1S52; Madge Morris Wagner, editor; The
Golden Era Co., publishers; circulation K.
OUT OF DOORS FOIl U'O.IIEN;
inontlily; tloriculture: twenty four pages 6x
9; subscription 5(1 cents; established 1S93;
Mrs. Olive L. Orcutt. editor and publisher.
SOCJTII CAMFOKMA FARMER;
montlily; horticultur:il; twenty pages 9x12;
subscription SI; established 1^9!; .1. S. Kicti-
ardson. editor; South California Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation K.
WEST AMERICAN SCIENTIST;
monthly; scientific; sixteen pages 6x9; sub-
scription $1; established 1S8-1; C. R. Orcutt,
editor ami publislier; circulation K.
SAN FRANCISCO,c.li.,,Sfln Fran-
Cisco Co., 29-^,997+ pop., on San Francisco &
North Pacific and Southern Pacific Co.'s
Rds. The metropolis of the Pacific coast,
situated on San Francisco bay, at entrance
through Golden Gate. Engaged In foreign
and domestic commerce. Is the depot for
all imports and exports and has extensive
fishing and whaling interests. Its suburban
population is about 100.000.
ABEND POST; every evening except
Sunday, SON NTAGS-POST, Sundays,
and WEEKLY, Thursdajs ; German; re-
publican; four pages — daily and Sunday lSx22,
weekly 23x29; subscription— daily $7.80, Sun-
day $2, weekly S2.50; established 1861; Abt-ud
Post Co., editors and publishers; circulation
— daily J, Sunday K, weekly J. Office 533 Cal-
ifornia street.
BREEDER AND SPORTS3IAN ; ev-
ery evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Saturdays; sporting; daily four pages 11x16;
\veeklv twentv-four pages ; subscription-
daily .812. weekly S3; established— daily 1893.
weekly 1S77; Hon. T. Lavng, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— weekly H ^ >;■:. Office 313
Bush street.
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT; every
morning, and CALIFORNIA STAATS
ZEITUNG, Thursdajs; German; independ-
ent ; daily four pages 20x26, Sunday and week-
ly eight pages 18x22; subscription— daily S7.80,
weekly .§2.50, Sunday §2.50, weekly with Sun-
day .S3; established— daily 1833, weekly 1854;
M. Greenblatr. editor; Fredetick Hess & Co.,
publishers; circulation— daily H, Sunday G,
weekly H. Office 411 Bush street.
CHRONICLE; every morning, and
WEEKLY,Thursdays;
independent; daily and
weekly t .velve pages
iga=- 17x23,Sunday twenty-four
° ^^gj . pages ; subscription—
"^ daily with Sunday S6.70,
weekly SI. 50, Sunday S2;
established — d ally and
Sunday 1865, weekly 1874;
M. H. de Young, editor
and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily B }•:, weekly
D i]i :■:. Office cor. Market
Gearv and Ke-iriiev sts.
C 0>I3IERCIAL NEWS AND SHIP-
PIN(» LIST; everv mornint,' except Sun-
day, and C01I3IERCIAL NEWS AND
INSITRANCE RECORD, Fridays; com
merclal; daily four pages 16.x24, weekly six
pages; subscription — daily S6, weekly S2;
established 1875; Commercial Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily K,
weekly K. Office 34 California street.
EVENING BULLETIN; every even
CALIFORNIA.
Ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Wednesdays ;lndependentreijubllcan; twelve
pages 17x23; subscription— claily $6, weekly
S1.5(i; established— daily 1819, \Neekly 1S.V.; s.
F. Bulletin Co., publishers; clrc'n— dally F.
weekly E. Office 622 Montgomery street.
EVEN IN (» POST; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; in-
dependent-republican; dally six pages I7.v2l,
Saturday and weekly eight pages; subscrip-
tion-daily S6, weekly $1.50; established-
daily 1853, weeklj' 1875; Hugh Hume, editor
and publisher; circ'n- daily D, weekly G.
EXAMINER; every morning, and
WEEK IjY, Thursdays; independent-demo-
ci'atic; daily twelve to sixteen pages, weekly
sixteen pages 17x22, Sunday twentj-lour
pages; subscription— daily (including Sun-
day), $7.80, Sunday S2, weekly $1-50; estab-
lished 1865; W. R. Hearst, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, actual average for the
2}ast year—dailii 72,541, u-eekly 79,419.
Advertisement.— Xh^^ Examiner lias a larger
daily circulation than all the other niorning
papers in San Francisco combined. It not only
nas the largest circulation of any daily on the
I'aeific Coast, but it Is also larger than that of
any other daily issued west of Chicago. The
edition of the Weekly Examiner is greater
than that of anj' other weekly ^vest of St! Louis,
and exceeds the total issues'ot all the weekly
editions of the other San Francisco dailies
combined. E. Katz, Kasteru Agent, 186 World
Building, New York City.
The weekly issue of the San Francisco Ex-
AjnxER has the highest circulation yet accorded
to any paper west of the Missouri. The next
largest is given to the daily edition of the Ex-
aminer. Both of these have credit tor 30,0(10
regular issues more than is accorded to any
other daily or weekly in the State of California.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; commercial; four pages 21x28;
subscription— daily $7.50, weekly $4; estab-
lished—daily 1883, weekly 18;2; J. O'Leary,
editor; Journal of Commerce Publishing C<>.,
publishers; circulation— daily K, weekly H.
Office 321 Montgomery street.
L,A VOCE DEL POPOLO ; every
evening except Sunday; Italian; independ-
ent; six pages 20x26; subscription §6; es-
tablished 1859; G. B. Cevasco, editor and
publisher; circ'n, smallest edition issued irith-
in a year, 4,000. Office 1<9 Montgomery street.
LiAW JOURNAL; every morning ex-
cept Sunday and legal holidays; legal: four
pages 15x21; subscription $12; established
1866; Stockwell & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K. Office 219 Bush street.
LE FRANCO-CALIFORNIEN;
every morning, and WEEK li Y, Saturdays ;
French; independent: daily four pages 20x26,
weekly eight pages; subscription— daily $13,
weekly $5; established— daily 1886. weekly
1852; A. Chaigueau, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily H, weekly J. Office 529 Califor-
nia street.
L'lTA LI A ; every morning except Sun-
days; Italian; independent; four pages 21x27;
subscription $6; established 1887; P. A. Morbis,
editor; Italian Publishing Co., publishers; cir-
culation J i'fi i'fi. Office 629 Washington street.
MORNING CALL; every morning
and CALL, Thursdays; indeuendent ; daily
and weekly eight pages 18x24, Sunciay six-
teen to twenty pages; subscription— daily
and Sunday ,$6, Sunday $1.50, weeklj- $1; es-
tablished 1856; Charles M. shortridge. editor
and v>ublisher; circulation, i\i i'fi ;■: ;|:. See note
at foot of page on inside of first cover. Office
525 Montgomerj' street.
REPORT; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; independ-
ent; daily and weekly eight pages 16x24, Sat-
urday's daily edition "twelve pages isx24: sub-
scription— dailv $6, weeklj' $2: established
— flaily 1862, weekly 1863; W. M. Bunker and
A. C. Hiester editors; Daily Report Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— dailj' B >;?,
weekly H ;■; i\i. < ifflce 238 Montgomeiw street.
TAGEBLATT; every evening except
Sunday, Sunday morning, and WEEKLY,
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO^S
CALIFORNIA.
Thursdays; German; labor ; dally four to six
pages 15x22, Sunday eight pages, weekly
twelve pages; subscription— daily §7.50, Sun-
day .$2, weekly $2, Sunday and weekly $3.50;
established 1893; EmilLiess, editor; Tageblatt
Association, publishers; circulation — daily
K, " eeklv J j1: i\:. Office t;33 Merchant street.
L.E PETIT CAL.1FORNIEN; semi
weekly, Wednesdays and Saturdays; French;
four pages 13x20; subscription $4; established
]8n7; E. Marque, editor and publisher: cir-
culation J :]: t'fi. Office 8 Montgomery avenue.
ALiLi-ROUND; Fridays; undenomina-
tional ; eight pages 7x10 ; subscription 50
cents; established 1892; Robert S. Boyns, edi-
tor; Young Men's Christian Association, pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
iritl, in a iiear, 225. Office 2319 Mission street.
A:>IERICAN AND CHINESE COM-
MEltCIAI. NEWS; Fridays; Chinese;
commercial; four pages 14x23; subscription
$5; establislied 1883; Suey Kee & Co., editors
and publishers; circulation K; office 835J^
Dupont street.
AMERICAN PATRIOT; Thursdays;
American Protective Association; twelve
pages 11x16; subscription $2; established 1894;
Patriot Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers. Office 1170 Market street.
ARGONAUT; Mondays; independent;
sixteen pages llxlfi; subscription $4; estab-
lished ISfiti; Argonaut Publishing Co.. editors
and publishers; cii'C'n E. Office 213 Grant ave.
See publishers' aniioiiiiceiueut at loot
"A^irrilUR McF. WEN'S LETTER;
Saturdays; independent; twelve to sixteen
pages 10J4xl4; subscription .S4; established
1894; Arthur McEwen and F. K. Lane, editors
and publishers. Office 429 Montgomery street
Advertisement.— kctMSiX average circulation for
past six months, 7,840. Now growing (April I)
at rate 200 a week. Onhj paper in San Francisco
that supported the present Mayor for election.
The Letter is read each week by more men
and women in California than any other high-
class weekly. Mr. McEwen, the editor, was for
years managing editor of the Examiner.
A UNIAO PORTUGUEZA; Thurs
days; Portuguese; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1887; Manuel F,
M. Triguiro, editor and publisher; circula-
tio'i K. Office 525 Front street.
BIEN; Thursdays; Scandinavian; eight
pnges 16x23; subscription iSS; established
1882; The Bien Publishing Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation J. Office 535 Washing-
ton street.
CALIFORNIA CATHOLIC; Satur
days; Roman catholic; eight pages 15x22:
subscription .'SI. 50; established 1894: Henry
I. Fisher, editor and publisher. Office 628
Monttromerv street.
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN AD-
VOCATE ; Wednesdays; methodist-epis-
copal; sixteen pages 11x15; subsci-iption$2.50;
established 1851; B. F. Crary, D.D., editor;
CALIFORNIA.
J. D. Hammond, D.D., publisher; circula-
tion J si; :;<. Office 1037 Market street.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT GROWER;
Saturdays; horticulture; twenty pages 10x14;
siib.scription $3; established 1887; W. C. Fiiz-
simmons, editor; B. N. Rowley, publisher;
circulation H ^ ;Jj. Office 203 California st.
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL; Satur
days; German; eight to sixteen pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1870; O. C. Huef-
ner and C. Engelke, editors and publishers ;
circulation J. Office 415 Montgomery street.
CALIFORNIA SPIRIT OF THE
TIMES AND UNDERWRITER'S
JOURNAL; Saturdays; insurance; eight
pages 23x32; subscription $5; established 1854;
Marcus D. Boruck, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K. Office 621 Sansome street.
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEI-
TUNG; (see California Demokrat.)
CALIFORNIA TURF; Saturdays;
sporting; twelve pages 11x14; subscription $2;
established 1892; E. C. Weatherly, editor and
publisher; circulation J ^ ^. Office 609 Sac-
ramento street.
CALIFORNIA VOLKSFREUND;
Saturdays; German: eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1885; Henry F.
Budde, editor; California Volksfreund Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation, G^^.
Office 429 Montgomery street.
CALIFORNIA WORLD; Saturdays;
sporting and dramatic ; sixteen pages 10x14;
subscription $4; established 1889; George H.
Bartlett, editor; California World Co., pub-
lishers; circulation G. Office 410 Kearney st.
CITY ARGUS; Saturdays; independ-
ent; thirtj'-two pages 11x14; subscription $4;
established 1870; Robert E. Culbreth, editor
and publisher; circulation H. Office 526 Kear-
ney street.
COAST SEAMEN'S JOURNAL;
Wednesdays; maritime; twelve pages 11x16;
subscription $2; established 1887; W. J. B.
Mackay, editor; Sailors' Union of the Pacific,
publishers; circulation Jsji^l;. Office S. W.
corner of East and Mission streets.
COMMERCIAL HERALD AND
MARKET REVIEW; Thursdays; com-
mercial : four pages 21x28; subscription $9;
established 18,54; J. O'Leary, editor; Journal of
Commerce Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation J. Office 326 Pine street.
COMMEltClAL RECORD ; Thurs-
days; commercial ; four pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription $4; established 1884; S. P. Leeds,
editor; Chas. B. Flanagan, publisher; circu-
lation K. Office 536 Clay street.
ELEVATOR; Saturdays; negro; repub-
lican: four pages 18x24; subscription $4; es-
tablished 1865; J. B.Wilson, editor: Elevator
Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n J ^ :J:.
Office 622 Clav street.
ENGINEER AND CONTRACTOR;
Fridays; engineering and contracting; eight
to twelve pages 12x16; subscription $2; estab-
The Argonaut I
L
Is a good advertising medium for those who want to sell goods
on the Pacific Coast,
WOMEN AND B USIN ESS MEN READ IT.
There is interesting reading matter on every page, and your advertisement will be
seen by those likely to buy j^our goods.
Send for a Free Sample Copy and Examine It.
21:5 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, Cal.
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
Ushed 1S94: E. MeCullouph, editor aud pub-
lisluM-. Ottice 511 California street.
FIELD Sl'OKTS: Saturdays; sp(>rtln^r;
twelve paH:es lux 14; subscription S-2: estab-
lished 18SS; H. T. I'avne, editor aud i)ul)lisher;
circulation .1. otflee :!is Pine street.
G(»L.1>EN (iATE: Saturdays; four pages
11x16; establislied iSiil; S.irali Murray Thrash-
er, editor; The Golden Gate Publishing Co.,
publishers.
<JKO('ER AND COUNTRY MER-
CIIVNT; Fridays; groceries; four pages
22x2'J; subscriptions!; established 1875; G.W.
Burton, editor and publisher; circ'n, stnall-
eat edition issued irithin a year, 2.5110. Omce
209 Sacramento street. ^ .^,.
H\YES VALLEY ADVERTISER;
Saturdays: independent; four pages lSx24;
subscription $1 ; established 1878; Wm. Clack,
editor and publisher; circulation K ^ il^.
Oltice 5(i7 Hayes street. i
HEBREW; Fridays; English and Ger
man; Jewish ; eight pages 14x2..': subscrip-
tion $5: established 1868; Philo Jacoby, editor
aud publisher: circulation J; office 612 Com- ]
mercial street.
HERALD OF TRADE AND GRO-
CER AND CANNER; Fridays; general
merchandise; twenty-four pages 10x14 ; sub-
scription $3; established 1S81; Jay Federlem. ,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest,
edition issued within a year, 2,500. Office
403 Market street. _ ^^ , ,
HOTEL GAZETTE ; Wednesdays;
hotels; sixteen pages 11x14; subscription So;
established 1S76; Wm. P. Harrison, editor
aud publisher; circulation K i'^ :ii. Office 420
Kearuev street. . ^
IMPRESS; Saturdays; sixteen pages
10x14; subscription S2; established 1893;
Charlotte Perkins Stetson, editor; Impress
Co . publishers. Office. 819 Market street.
JEWISH PROGRESS; Fridays; Jew-
ish- eight pages 13x19; subscription $.j: es-
tablished 1875; Jacob Voorsanger, editor;
A. Seeliu'sohn, publisher; circulation K. i
Office 608 Sacramento street. ^„ .^„
JEWISH TIMES AND OBSER-
VER; Fridays ; Jewish; eight pages 14x21; i
subscription .«!3; established 1356; M. S. Levy ]
and Wm. Saalburg, editors; Saalburg Print-
ing House, publishers; circulation H. Office
420 Montgomery street. ^ x. ,
LA VOCE D'lTALlA; Sundays; Ital-
ian; four pages 15x22; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1894; A. Froisi aud E. Travaglio Crespi,
editors and publishers. Office 8 Montgomery
avenue. „ . t,. t-
L'ELVEZIA; Saturdays; Swiss Italian;
republican; eight pages 15.x22; subscription
$5; established 1878; George F. Cavalli, editor
and publisher; circulation J. Office 13 Mont-
^LIVe" STOCK AND BUTCHERS'
GAZETTE, HIDE, WOOL, LEATH-
ER AND FINANCE REVIEW; Sat
urdavs; live stock and commercial; twelve
pages 11x16; subscription S2.50; established
1887- A. D. Bell and E. Heymans, editors;
Live Stock Gazette Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 2.&50. Office 431 California st.
MILITANT ; Saturdays; military; eight
pages 10x14; subscription S2; established
1892; Pacific Militant Printing and Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers. Office 221
Davis street; circulation, smallest edition
issued ivithin a year, 1.2^0. „ ^r ^ ^ ^ ^ ^
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC
PRESS; Saturdays; mining aud elec-
trical; sixteen pages 11x15 ; subscription S3;
established I8611; Dewey Publishing Co.. edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation H. Office
220 Market strept. . .
Advertiseme)it.—Thirt\-mth year; covers mining
and industrial field in the west half of America.
Quantitv aud quality of circulation unequaled
weekly.' Read bv mine ownei-s, superinteuaents,
mining company secretaries, purchasing agen-
cies in every mining town, and filed for refer-
ence by thousands of minei-s, machinists, manu-
facturers, mechanical workers. Advertising in
it is not experimental, but a satisfactoiy invest-
ment. J. F. Halloian, (ieneral Managir.
MISSION JOURNAL ; Saturdays; in-
dependent-republican; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1 ; established 18m ; Mission
Journal Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers: circulation K. Office 2-^41 Mission st.
MONITOR; Saturdays; Roman catlio-
lic; sixteen pages 11x16; subscription $2. 50;
established 1856; F. A. Quinn, editor: The
Monitor Publishing Co., publishers: circula-
tion H :!; :•:. Office 5:9 Clay street.
.MUSIC AND DRAMA; Saturdays;
dramatic ; four pages 19x26 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1879; John F. Thrum. e<li-
tor and publisher; circulation J. Office 223
Kearney street.
NEWS LETTER AND CALIFOR-
NIA ADVERTISER; Saturdays; thir-
ty-two pages 9x12; subscription $4; estab-
lished 1856; Frederick Marriott, editor and
publisher; circulation F ;;-j ;•:. Office 60«) Mer-
chant street.
NEW UNION; Tuesdays; labor; eight
pages 11x16: subscripti<m $1; established
1S94; M. McGlvnn and C. M. Johnson, editors
and pulishers. Office 411 Market street.
OCCIDENT; Thu' sdays ; presbyte-
rian; twentv-four pages 10x13; subscription
S2; establi.slied 1868; John A. Merrill, editor ;
' Occident Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation H ;': ;•;. Office Mills building.
ORIENTAL CHINESE NEWS-
PAPER; Fridays; Chinese; four pages
14x21; established 1886; War Kee, editor and
publisher; circulation K. Office SCO Wash-
ington street.
PACIFIC; Wednesdays; congregational;
eight pages 16x23; subscription S2.50; estab-
lished 1851; Publishing Company of the
I Pacific, editors and publishers; circulation J.
Office 7 Montgomery avenue.
PACIFIC BUILDER ; Saturdays;
! building: sixteen pages 11x15; subscription
S3; established 1891; W. H. Purtelle, editor
and publisher; circtilatiou K:|< :;;.
I PACIFIC CHRISTIAN; Saturdays;
disciples; sixteen pages 11x14; subscription
S2; established 1S91; J. B. Johnson and W. A.
i Gardner, editors: The Pacific Christian Pub-
1 lishing Co., publishers; circulation H. Office
1170 Market street. ^,
PACIFIC COAST MARINE REC-
ORD; Wednesdays; maritime: eight pages
12x16; subscription $5; established 189>;
Marine Index Publishing Co.. editors and
publishers; circulation K. Office 31o Cali-
! fornia street.
PACIFIC ENSIGN; Thursdays; tem-
perance; eight pages 11x16; subscription SI;
established 1?91; Ensign Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation J. Office lb2
McAllister street. ^^ ^
P\CIFIC IRISH-AMERICAN; Sat
urdays; indeoendent; twelve pages 12x16;
subscription ".«;2 50; established 1893; J. C.
Fitzgerald, editor aud publisher; circula-
tion H i\: i]i. Office 403 Sansome street.
PACIFIC 3IETHODIST ADVO-
CATE; Tuesdays; methodist-episcopal,
south: twelve pages 11x16; sub.scription $2;
established 1891: Rev. R. F. Wilson, editor;
General Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church, South, publishers; circ.H :!c ;;<•
Office 1170 Market street.
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS; Satur
days; agriculture and horticulture; twenty
pages 11x16; subscription S3; established
1852- Dewey Publishing Co.. editors and pub-
lishers; circulation G. Office 220 Market st.
PACIFIC SKANDINAV; Thursdays;
Norwegian-Danish: eight pages 15x22 : sud-
scription$2.25: established 1888; I. C. Hansen,
editor; Scandinavian Publishing Co.. pub-
lishers; circulation J. Office 207 East street.
PACIFIC TOWN TALK; Saturdays;
democratic; twenty-eight pages 9x13; sub-
scription S3; established 1885; S. B. Carleton,
editor; Pacific Town Talk Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued loithin a year, 1,500. Office 20 Ellis st.
I Advertisement. — Pacific Town Talk owns a
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«E0. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
$10,000 establishment. It has jumped to a lead-
ing position among Pacific Coast weeklies.
Clean, bright, reliable, popular. Average cir-
culation tor 189.5 will not be less than 4,000
weekly, embracing all leading cities in Cali-
fornia"^. The most artistically printed, and best
displayed advertising medium on the Coast.
Advertisers, send for a sample copy.
PEOPLE'S PRESJS; Saturdays; peo
pie's party; four pages 17x21; subscription
50 cents: established 1892; A. W. Thompson,
editor; People's Press Publishing Co., pub
lisliers; ciiculation, smallest edition issued
icithin a year, 3,6U0 Office Mills building.
PLAY AND PLAYERS; Thursdays;
dramatic; twelve pages 10x13; subscription
$3; established 1893; Play and Players' Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers. Office 838
Market street.
POLITICAL RECORD; Thursdays;
nou-partisan : four pages 16x23; subscription
$2.50; established 1882: Donald Bruce, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued u-ithin a year. l.HSO. Ottice 536 Clay st.
PUBLIC OPINION; Saturdays; inde
pendent ; four pages 14x22 ; subscription
$2.50; established I8T2; I. N. Choyuski, editor
and publisher; circulation K. Office 1209
Golden Gate avenue.
RETAIL GROCER; Saturdays; gro-
ceries; four pages 18x24; subscription $2: es-
tablished 1894; Jas. K. Taylor, editor; John C.
Nobmaun, publisher: circulation K. Office
121 Post street. *
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MAIL;
Saturdays; independent; four and eight
pages 13x20; subscription— four pages igl,
eight pages $1.50; established 18;)3; E. B. Grif-
fith & Sons, editors and publishers. Office 1035
Howard st.
STAR; Saturdays; independent; sixteen
pages 9x12 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884; James H. Barry, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued u-ithin a
1/ear, 6.O0O. Office 423 Montgomery street.
THIS WEEK; Saturdays; independent-
republican; eiglit pages 13x20; subscription
S2; established 1894; R. B. Avery and F. E.
Myers, editors; This Week Publishing Co.,
publishers. Office 345 Thirteenth street.
VESTKUSTEN; Thursdays; Swedish;
independent ; eight pages 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1886; Ernst Skarstedt,
editor; Olssan & Skarstedt, publishers: cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 2,500. Office 118 Third street.
Advertisement.— Without exception this paper
has the largest circulation rating accorded to
any Skandmavian publication issued in Cali-
fornia, Oregon and Washington. The accuracy
of the circulation i-ating accorded this paper is
guaranteed by the publishers of this Directory,
who will pay a reward of one hundred dollars
to the first person who proves that its issues
were not as stated.
VIN DICATOR; Saturdays ; negro; inde-
pendent : four pages 18x24 ; subscription
$2.50: established 1884; J. E. Brown, editor
and publisher ; circ'n, smallest edition issued
u'ithin a year, 2,000. Office 622 Clay sti'eet.
CALIFORNIA.
VOICE OF LABOR; Wednesdays; a-
bor; four pages 18x20; subscription .SI; estab-
lished 1893; T. J. Fitzsimmons, editor; Fitz-
Simmons & Co., publishers. Office 493^ First
street.
WASP; Saturdays; humorous; twenty
pages 10x14 ; subscription $5 ; established
1876; Wasp Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation F. Office 5137 Market st.
WAVE; Saturdays; society; twenty
pages 10x14 ; subscription $4 ; established
1886; The Wave Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation, actual average for
the past year, 13,285. Office Crocker building.
WESTERN OUTLOOK; Saturdays;
negro; four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50;
established 1894; the Western Outlook Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers. Office
425 Montgomery street.
PACIFIC UNDERWRITER; bi
weekly; insurance; twenty pages 9x12;
subscription $2; established 1887; Robt. W.
Neal, editor and publisher ; circulation J jj; ^.
Office 320 California street.
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN; semi
monthly; protestant episcopal; sixteen pages
9x14; subscriiJtion $2; established 1865; Rev.
H. Chetwood, editor; Church Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J ^;^?. Office 731
California street.
PACIFIC W INE AND SPIRIT RE-
VIEW ; semi-monthly; liquor and viticul-
tural; forty-six pages 10x14; subscription $3;
established 1818; R. M. Wood Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J :[; ^. Office 314 Bat-
PYTHIAN COURIER; semi monthly;
Knights of Pythias; eight pag:es 9x12; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1893 ; Pythian
Courier Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation, smallest edition issued
u-ithi)i a year, .500. Office 121 Post street.
ADJUSTER; monthly; insurance;
forty-four pages 7x10; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1891; J. A. Carey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 1,000. Office 315 California st.
BISHOP'S A B C GUIDE;
monthly ; two hundred and fourteen pages
6x9; suV)scription $2.50; established 1885;
Traffic Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K. Office 429 Montgomery St.
BOOK AND NEWS - DEALER ;
monthly; books and periodicals; forty pages
6x9 ; subscription $1 ; established 1889; War-
ren Elbridge Price, editor and publisher; cir-
culation G H^ :■;. Office 1203 Market street.
CALIFORNIA ARCHITECT AND
BUILDING NEWS; monthly; architect-
ural and mechanical; thirty-six pages 10x14;
subscription $3; established 1879; California
Architectural Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J. Office 408 Call-
CALIFORNIA MEDICAL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; medical; fifty-eight pages
7x10; subscription $1.,50; established 1880; Dr.
C. U. Miller, M.D., editor; California Journal
$3 A YEAR.
^7
FRANK E.
THE ONLY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED J
ON THE PACIFIC COAST. J
SAN FRANCISCO. *
MORRISON, - -• - - EASTERN AGENT. *
Temple Court, New York.— Boyce Building, Chicago. J
OURUIID MONTHLI.
^vS8s^»»Csn;vv^'
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
Co., jtublishers; circiilatiou L :•: i'fi. Office 1422
Folsom street.
CALIFORNIA OKCHAUl) AM)
FAKi>l ; monthly; agricultural: sixteeu
pages 10x14; subscription 5t) cents; estab-
fishedlSbS; California PubllshluR Co., editors
and publishers; circulation, actual average
for the past year, 2,33.i. Office olU Mont-
Koni^rv street.
CALIFORNIA RURAI. WORM);
monthly; agricultural; twenty-four jiajres
10.X14; subscription "iD cents; established 1890;
W. R Boone, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J. Office 724J-6 Market street.
CIIIC: monthly; independent; fifty-two
pages 7x10: subscription §1.50; established
1893; Chic Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers. Office Mills building.
COAST REVIEW; monthly; insur-
ance; eighty-eight pages 7x10; subscription
S3; established 18B4; E. H. Bacon, editor; J.
G. Edwards, publisher; circulation K :•: ^.
Office Pacittc Mutual Building.
COMMERCIAL. TRAVELER;
monthly: commercial: twenty pages 10x14;
subscription SI. 50; established 1S90; Isaac
Baer, editor and publisher; circulation J ;■: ;■;.
Office 20 Ellis street.
DRUIDS' JOURNAL; monthly; An-
cient Order of Druids; twelve pages 9x14;
subscription $1; established 1893; Journal
Publishing Co.. editors and publishers; circu-
lation, smallest edition issued icithin a year,
€J0. Office .529 Washington street.
FILATELIC FACTS AND FAL-
LACIES; monthly; philatelical; thirty-
six pages (;x9; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1892 ; S. Louis, editor ; W. Sellschopp &
Co., publishers; circulation J ::\: ^. Office 108
Stockton street.
FLORENCE CRITTENDEN REC-
ORD; monthly; philanthropic; four pages
10x14; subscription 5i» cents; established 189 i;
J. \V. Ellsworth, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J. Address P. O. box 2515.
FORESTER'S ADVOCATE;
monthly; Ancient Order of Foresters; eight
pages ilxl5; subscription 50 cents; esiao-
lished 18'^6; R. M. McLennan, editor; Boehm &
McLellan. publishers: circulation, smallest
edition issued irithin a year, 1,000.
FLORENCE ORITTENDEN REC-
ORD; monthly; philanthropic; four pages
10x14; subscription 50 cents; established 1890;
J. W. Ellsworth, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J. Address P. O. box 2515.
GERMANIA ILLUSTRATED;
monthly; German; illustrated; twenty- four
pages ilxl4: subscription $1.50; established
1891; n. Glanch. editor; J. C. Jens Co.. pub
lishers: circulation J sj^ :•:. Office 1196 Treat
avenue.
GOLDEN STATE ; monthly ; sixteen
pages 9x12; subscription .«;!; established 1584;
Chas. A. Boldemann, editor; Golden State
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation E ^ :■;.
Office 112 Phelan building.
H A R 31 O N Y ; monthly ; undenomina-
tional : thirty-two pages 7x10 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1888; M. E. and C. L. Cramer,
editors and publishers; circulation K i^i ^.
Office 3,'8 Seventeenth street.
ILLUSTRATED PACIFIC
STATES; monthly; illustrated; sixteen
pages 11x16; subscription $1; established
1877: A. T. Dewey, editor; Illustrated Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers. Office 220 Market st.
INDUSTRY; monthly; engineering
and mechanics; one hundred and eight
pages 7x10; subscription $2; established 1888;
John Richards, editor; Industrial Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation K ^1; :|^. Office 40
California street.
INSKiNIA; monthly; Improved Order
of Red Men: twelve pages 9x12; subscription
SI; established 1894; Benj. F. Josselyu, M. D.,
and C. F. Burgman, editors; The Insignia
Publishing Co., publishers. Office 1170 Mar-
ket street.
INSTITUTE JOURNAL ; monthly;
Young Men's Institute; eight pages 11x16;
subscription 25 cents; established 1893; Board
of Grand Directors of the Young Men's In-
stitute, editors and publishers. Office corner
of lOth and Market streets.
INSURANCE SUN; monthly?
NEW AGE; monthly; odd-fellowship;
twelve pages 11x16; subscription .§1; estab-
lished 1865; VV. H. Barnes, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J :■: ;i;. Office St. Anne's
building.
NOVEL SECRET; monthly; eight
pages 10x14; A. Roy Harrison, editor and
publisher. Office 14 Grant avenue.
O L YM PI A N ; monthly ; athletic; sixteen
pages 10x14; .subscription .§1; established 1890;
J. P. Bean, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K. Office Donohue building.
OVERLAND MONTHLY ; literary;
one hundred and fifty -four pages 7x10; sub-
scription §3; established 1868; Rounsevelle
Wildnian, editor; Overland Monthly Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation F ;•< >!;. Office
508 Montgomery street. See publiHlier^'
anuouuceineut on opposite page-
PACIFIC AMERICAN; monthly; mil-
itary; thirty pages 10x12: subscription $1;
established 1S91; Hugh M.Burke, editor; John
F. Sheehan, publisher; circulation K ^ ;■;.
Office 535 Clay street.
PACIFIC COAST JOURNAL OF
HO.M(EOPATHY; monthly; medical;
sixtj'-eight pages 7x10; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1883: H. R. Arndt, M.D., editor; Boer-
icke & Runj'on, publtsHers; circulation J.
Office 234 Sutter street.
PACIFIC COAST DRY GOODS
AND 3IILLINERY REVIEW; month-
ly; twenty-four pages 10x14; subscription .$1;
established 18;t2; Dry Goods and Millinery
Pub. Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K.
Office 7241^ Market street.
PACIFIC COAST JOURNAL OF
H0 3ICE0PATHY; monthly; medical;
thirtj'-eight pages 7x10; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1882; H. R. Arndt. M. D., editor; Boer-
icke & Runyon, publishers; circulation J.
Office 234 suiter street.
PACIFIC COAST AVOOD AND
IRON; monthly; lumber; forty-six pages;
11x14; subscription §1.50; established 1884;
S. L. Everett, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J Jji ^. Office 4 California street.
PACIFIC DRUGGIST; monthly;
pharmaceutical; thirty-two pages 9x12; .sub-
scription .SI; established 1890; Pacific Drug-
gist Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J :!< ;|j. Office 314 Battery street.
PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL
JOURNAL; monthly; educational; sixty-
four pages 6x9; subscription $1.50: estab-
lished 1885; P. M. Fisher, editor; Pacific Edu-
cational Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion, S7nallest edition issued ivithin a year,
8,500.
PACIFIC ELECTRICIAN; monthly;
electricity: twentv-four pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1886; W. L. Peetand Geo.
P. Law, editors and publishers; circulation
J >'fi ;■;. Office 10 California street.
PACIFIC MEDICAL JOURNAL;
monthly; medical; one hundred and thirty-
two pages 6x9; subscription $2; established
1857; Winslow Anderson, M.D.. editor and
publisher; circulation, acfua/ average for the
past year, 2,284. Office 603 Sutter street.
Advertisement.~TKE Pacific Medical Journai.
is credited with a higher circulation rating
than any other medical and surgical publica-
tion Issued in California, and the accuracy of
its rating is guaranteed by the publishers of
this Directory, who will pay a reward of one
hundred dollars to the tiist person who proves ,
that its issues were not as stated.
PACIFIC RECORD OF 3IEDICINE
AND SURGERY; monthly; medical;
thlrtv-six pages 8x12; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1886; C. W. Moore, M.D., editor and
publisher; circulation H. Office 405-7 Sansome
street.
PACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN;
monthly; Ancient Order of United Work-
men; eight pages 11x16; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1877; W. H Barnes, editor and pub-
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CALIIORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
DISTANCES FROM SAN JOSE
To points of interest in Santa Clara County.
Lick Observatory, on Mt. Hamilton 26 Miles.
Stanford University, at Palo Alto 17 "
Santa Clara College 3 *•'
University of the Pacific 2 "
Alum Rock Sulphur Springs 6 "
Gilroy Hot Springs 30
New Alameden Quicksilver Mines 12 "
Population of Santa Clara County, 80,000.
The HERALD is the only Democratic Daily published
between San Francisco and Los Angeles.
"^^^ San Jose
^^» Herald
is the very best newspaper published in Santa Clara Co.,
which now has a population of 80,000 souls. The DAILY
HERALD guarantees a sworn average circulation of
9,000 D:r-M,SOO
Weekly.
Santa Clara Co. is one of the richest fruit and grain sections
in California, and reaches a class of people that have the
means to buy. You will make no mistake by including
the DAILY and WEEKLY HERALD in all of your
estimates.
E. KATZ, Eastern Agent,
187 World Building, New York City.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
65
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
lisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
u-ithin a uc(n\ 19,-JOo. Ottice St. Anne's V)'ld'g.
rACIFlCTHEO!SOriIIST;inontiily;
tlieosopliy; sixteen pa^es 6x9; subscription
SI; established 1891; Dr. Jerome A. Ander-
son, editor; Lotus Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
yen r, 950. Ottice 1 170 Market street.
PACIFIC UNITARIAN; monthly;
unitarian; thirty-two pagesTxlO; subscription
SI ; established 1892; Chas A. Murdock, editor;
Pacific Unitarian Conference, publishers ;
circulation K. Otflce 46 Crocker building.
PHII>.ATEL.IC CAIilFOKNIAN ;
monthly; philately; twenty pages (5x9; sub-
scription 25 cents; established 1893; H. H.
Zobel, editor; Cal. Philatelic Press Club, pub-
lishers; clrc'n J ;■; j-j. Office 1.30S Pine street.
RAILROAD GAZETTEER; month
1}'; three hundred and lifty pages 5x7; sub-
scription $1; established 1870; Chas. Qual-
man, editor; H. S. Crocker Company, pub-
lishers; circulation G. Office 217 Bush street.
RE??iOLRCES OF CALIFORNIA;
monthly; immigration; sixteen pages 11x16;
subscription $3; established 1S70 ; Geo. D.
Hlldebrand, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J H^ :■;. Ottice 320 California street.
SENTRY; m nthly; League of tlie Cross
Cadets, Roman catholic; eight pages 9x12;
subscription 50 cents; established 1894; Frank
S. Drady, editor; The Sentry Publishing Co.,
puljllsh'ers. Office 530 Golden Gate avenue.
SEVEN LINKS ; monthly ; Order of
Chosen Friends; eight pages 11x16; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1882; M. Boehm, editor;
Atlantic Publishing Co., publishers: clrc'n,
smallest edition issued icithin a j/car, 2,000.
Office (i Eddv street.
STUDENT; monthly ; educational ;
twenty-four pages 7x10; subscription $1;
established 1S94: Alice G. Friedlander, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issrted within a year, 1,500. Office 20i8 Bu-
chanan street.
TRADE-POSTAL JOURNAL;
monthly; fortv pages 8x11; subscription
SI. 50; established 1SS3; J. D. Robertson, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K ^ H^. Office
729 Montgomery street.
TRAVELER: monthly; trayeling;
twentj- pages 10x14; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1893; Johnstone & Bryan, editors and
publishers; circulation, actual average for
the past yea r, 4,T!3. Office 602 Market street.
TRESTLE BOARD; monthly; ma-
sonic; sixty-eight pages 7x10; subscription
SI; established 1887; C. Moody Plummer, edi-
tor; Trestle Board Association, publishers;
circ'n H ^ ;■:. Office 40S California street.
VESTRA SANDEBUDET; monthly;
Swedish; methodist-eplscopal; eight pages
11x18; subscription 50 cents; established 1890;
J. R. Andrews & Co., editors and publishers;
dated also at Oakland; circulation, sviallest
edition issued icithin a year, 1,600. Office 1224
Howard street.
SANGER, Fresno Co., 428t pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 14 m. E. of Fresno,
the county seat.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; suliscrlption $2; estab-
lished 1889; E. P. Dewey, editor and publisher;
circulation L ;;: :•'.
SAN JACINTO, Riverside Co., 661t
pop., on Southern California Rd., about 20
m. S. W. of Riverside, the county seat. Has
planing mill, box factory and brick yards.
Considerable wine is produced here. Agri-
cultural section.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $2 : estab-
lished 1884: A. G. Muuu, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
SEARCHLIGHT ; Saturdays; people's
party: four pages 18x24: subscr ption $1.50;
established 1894; H. C. Cree, editor and p b-
lisher.
SAN JOSE, c. h., Santa Clara Co.,
18,0*0+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
3 m. S. E. from head of San Francisco bay,
and 51 of San Francisco. State Normal
School and Academy of Notre Dame, Uni-
versity of the Pacific and State Asylum for
the Chronic Insane are located here. Has
medicinal springs and is ornamented by a
profusion of large trees. Engaged in fruit
and grain growing, wine making and gen-
eral manufacturing.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday ; independent ; four pages
20x22; subscription $3; established 1880; C.W.
Williams, editor and publisher; clrc'n J ^ :|{.
HERALD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays ; democratic;
eght pages 15x22 ; subscription— daily S3,.
weekly $1-56; established— daily 1844, weekly
1863; J. F. Thompson, editor; Herald Publish-
ingCo., publishers; circulation, «c*»a/ ot-e?--
a(je for the past yeai — cZa i7i/7.49ii, weekly i,\il.
See publishers' anuouuceineut on op>
posite page.
MERCURY; every morning, and
WEEKLY", Saturdays; republican; daily
eight pages 17x22, Sunday twelve pages,
weekly eight pages; subscription —daily $6,
weekly $1.50; established 1853; Chas. M. Short-
ridge, editor and publisher; circulation —
daily G i'fi j-j, weekly H j-c :■:.
RECORD; every evening except Sun-
day ?
BEOBACHTER; Saturdays; German;
independent ; six pages 15x22; subscription
$2.50; established 1893; Wm. Lenz, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
CALIFORNIA PROHIBITION-
IST; Thursdays; prohibition; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1888;
G. A. Tupper, editor; Prohibition Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 2,928.
PACIFIC CY'CLIST; Saturdays; cy-
cling; twelve pages 10x12; siibscrlption .§2;
established 1S94; C. N. Ravlin and J. B. Carey,
editors and publishers.
PIONEER; Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1887; Cottle &
Murgotteu, editors and publishers; circ'n K.
PRUNE PACKERS' GUIDE; Thurs-
days; packing of prunes; four pages 9x12;
subscription 50 cents; established 1894: A. E.
Newby, editor and publisher.
REPORT; Wednesdays; society and
music; eight pages 11x14; subscription S3;
established 1893; 31rs. A. K. De Jarnette,
editor and publisher; circulation, sviallest
edition issued within a year, r<[,0.
SATURDAY REVIEW ; Saturdays;
sixteen pages 8x12; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1894; J. Herndon Yarnett, editor; Sat-
urday Review Co., pul>lishers.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; people's party; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1 : established 1892;
G. K. Estes. editor and nuljlisher; clrc'n K.
FANCIERS' niONTHLV; poultry
and pet stock raising: thirty-six pages Sxll;
subscription $1; established 1885: Chas. R.
Harker, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 2,400.
PACIFIC TREE AND VINE; month-
ly; fruit and vine culture; twenty pages
11x14; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
Henry A. Bralnard, editor and publisher;
circulation J ^;j ;•;.
SANTA CLARA MAGAZINE;
monthly; thirty-two pages 7x10; subscription
SI ; established 1893; Carrie Stevens Walter,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
SAN LEANDRO, Alameda Co.,
2,800 pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
9 m. S. E. of Oakland, the count}- seat, and 15
from San Francisco. Farm implements and
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CALIFORNIA.
other hardware are manufactured. Agri-
cultural and fruit section.
REPORTER; Saturdays; independent;
four pages l«x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1878; Daniel McCarthj% editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation L ^ ;•;.
STANDARD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription .$2.50 ; estab-
lished 1892 ; Weston P. Truesdell editor and
publisher; circulation K i\i ijc.
SAN LUCAS, Monterey Co., 349 pop.,
on South Pacific Go's Rd., 60 m. S. E. of
Salinas, the county seat. Agricultural dis-
trict.
HERALiD; Thursdays; democratic; four
paa;es 18x24; subscription $2.50; established
1889; Eugene F. Rogers, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
SAN LUIS OBISPO, c. h., San
Luis Obispo Co., 2,lt9.jt pop., on Pacific Coast
Rd., 9 m. E. of San Luis Obispo bay, and
250 S. E. of San Francisco. Farming, dairy-
ing and stock-raising region.
TRIBUNE ; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; daily inde-
pendent, weekly republican ; dailj' four
pages 15x22, weekly eight pages; subscrip-
tion—daily $6.70, weekly $3 ; established
—daily 1888, weekly 1869; Ben. Brooks, editor;
Tribune Printing Co., publishers; circula-
tion, smallest edition issued irilhin a year-
daily 598, ireekly 1,024.
REASONER; Thursdays; reform; eight
pages 12x17; subscription $1.50; established
1892; Jacob K. Tuley, editor and publisher;
circ'n, actual average for the past year, 1,054.
SAN MATEO, San Mateo Co., 1,016
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 21 m.
S. E. of San Francisco.
LiEADER; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
CALIFORNIA
Bubscription .$2; established 1889; Richard H.
Jury, editor and publisher; circulation L.
SAN MIGUEL, San Luis Obispo Co.,
458t pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd.,
about 32 ni. X. of San Luis Obispo, the
county seat.
CENTRAL. CALIFORNIA; Fridays;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; Mrs. Frank J. Burns, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
SAN PEDRO, Los Angeles Co., l,240t
pop., on Southern Pacific Co's Rd., 25 m. S.
of Los Angeles, the countj' seat. Semi-
tropical fruits are cultivated.
TIMES ; Saturdays ; four pages 16x22;
subscription $2; established 1890; E. B. Scott,
editor and publisher; circulation K ^ ^.
SAN RAFAEL, c. h., Marin Co.,
3,290+ pop., on North Pacific Coast and San
Francisco & North Pacific Rds., on W.
side of San Pablo Straits, 15 m. N. of San
Francisco and at the base of Mount Tamal-
pais. A resort for invalids. In a dairying,
agricultural and stock raising district.
MARIN CO. TOCSIN ; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $2.50; established 1879; James H. Wil-
kins, editor and publisher ; circulation L.
MARIN JOURNAL; Thursdays; in-
dependent-republican; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1861 ; Pry or. Bar-
stow & Parsons, editors and publishers ; cir-
culation K :!: :]:.
SANTA ANA, c. h., Orange Co., 3,628t
pop., on Santa Ana, Fairview & Pacific,
Southern California and Southern Pacifl„
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CALIFORSIA.
CALIFORNIA.
Go's Rds., 33 m, S. E. of Los Ancceles and 8 I
N. of Newport Harbor on tlie Pacific ocean. I
In the senii-tropioal fruit and winegrowing \
district of Soutliern California. I
EVENING IJLADE; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
independent; four pages— daily 1 6x22, weekly
20x2t) : subscription— daily $6, weeklv $1.50;
established lb87: J. B. Livengood, editor and
publislier; circulation— daily K, weekly K.
ORANtiE CO. UERAI.l); Saturdays;
republican; eight pages lox,'.'; subscription
$1.5(1; established 1876; C. E. Johnson, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
(>RANGE CO. TRIBUNE; Saturdays?
HTANDARO ; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 2Ux2(j; subscription $2; estab-
lished 18^2; D. M. Baker, editor and publisher;
■circulation K.
SANTA BARBARA, c. li., Santa
Barbara Co., 5,864+ pop., on Southern Pa-
cific Go's Rd. and Santa Barbara channel,
midway between San Luis Obispo and Los
Angeles, 862 m. S. E. of San Francisco. A
health resort. Agriculture, stock raising,
wool and fruit growing.
INDEPENDENT ; every evening except
Sunday, and W^EEKLY, Saturdays; inde-
pendent: four pages 18x24; subscription
—daily $8, weekly $2 ; established— daily 1877,
weekly 1876; William La Vies, editor and
publisher; circ'n— daily K ^ j-:, weekly K ^s ♦•
MORNING PRE5?S; every morniugex-
cept 3Ionday, and PRESS. Thursdays; re-
publican; four pages — daily 20x26, weekly
15x22; subscription— daily $8, weekly $2; es-
tablished 1863; Chas. O. Kuepper, editor; Geo.
E. Knepper, publisher; circulation— daily K,
weekly L.
EQUITY ; Thursdays; people's party;
^iglit pages 15x22; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1894; Melvin Snow, editor; D. F.Hunt,
publisher.
FLiAG; Fridays; prohibition; four pages
13x20; subscription §1; established 1892; E. A.
•Grant, editor and publisher; circulation,
<tctital average for the past year, 481.
HERAIiU; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established
1885; G. G. Childei's, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
SANTA CLARA, Santa Clara Co.,
2,891+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
3 m. N. W. of San Jose, the county seat, and
47 S. E. of San Francisco. Santa Clara Col-
lege is located here. An agricultural district.
JOURNAL ; semi-weekly, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; four pages 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion §3; established 1867; N. H. Downing, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K :1; ^.
INDEX ; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription §1; established 1894; Charles
Ott, editor and publisher.
SANTA CRUZ, c. h., Santa Cruz
Co., 5,596+ pop., on Southern Pacific Go's
Rd. and on N. side of Monterey baj', 80 m.
S. E. of San Francisco, connected by steam-
ers. A summer resort, having 20,000 visitors
yearly. Has bitumen, which is shipped to
all parts of the State. Engaged in agri-
culture, stock raising, dairying, fruit and
vine growing, and manufacture of lumber,
leather, paper, powder and lime.
EVENING RECORD; every evening
except Sundav; republican; four pages
18x23: subscription §5; established 1890; Ed-
win W. Braun, editor and publisher; cii'c'n K.
SENTINELi ; every morningexcept Mon-
<iay. and SEiUI-WEEKLY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays ; independent-republican ; four
pages 21x28; subscription— daily S5 semi
weekly $3; established - daily 1879 semi
weekly 1855; Duncan McPherson. editor ; Dun-
can McPherson and Charles W. Waldron
publishers; circulation— daily J >!; ;!:, semi-
^i^mJM^Jw?^®^?" evening except Sunday,
and WEElvLl^, Saturdays; independent
daily elijht pages 15x22, weekly eight pages
18x24: subscription-daily .So, weekly $2; es-
tablished-daily 1877, weekly 1876; Arthur A.
Taylor, editor; Surf Publishing Co. pub-
lisliers; circ'n— dailv K A :!:. weeklv K ';- *
NEW CHARTER; weeklj^'^twic^t
week. Wednesdays and Fridays; people's
party; four pages 18x24; subscription 50 cents-
established 1893; M. W. Wilkins, editor and
publisher; circulation H :;: ;];.
RESCUE; monthly; temperance; eight
pages (ixlO; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1862; W. T. Netherron, editor: Grand
Lodge I. O G. T. of California, publishers;
circulation J ;|; ;!;.
SANTA MARIA, Santa Barbara
Co., 1,483 pop., on Pacific Coast Rd. and
Santa Maria r., about 28 m. S. by S. E. of
San Luis Obispo, 70 N. W. of Santa Bar-
bara, the county seat. Agi-icultural, fruit-
growing and stock-raising section.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; independent:
eight pages 13x20; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1887; W. E. Miscoll, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K j!; ^.
TIMES: Saturdays; independent; four
pages20x26; subscription $2.50; established
1881; Jenkins & McGuIre, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
SANTA MONICA, Los Angeles Co.,
1,580+ pop.— local estimate 2,5(J0— on Southern
California and Southern Pacific Go's Rds.
about 15 m. W. of Los Angeles, the county
seat. A summer resort. A shipping port.
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays; people's
party ; four pages 18x24: subscrip'tion $2; es
tablishedl894; T. H. Wells, editor and pub'
lisli6r.
OUTLOOK; Saturdaj-s; eight pages
13x20; subscription $2; established 1889; E. B.
Woodworth, editor and publisher; circula-
tion, swi a iZesf edition issued within a year. 744.
SANTA PAUIiA. Ventura Co.,
1,047 pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
16 m. E. by N. E. Ventura, the county seat,
and 64 of Los Angeles. Oil trade and farming.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2: established
1887 ; R. A. Dague. editor and publisher ;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 624.
SANTA ROSA, c. h., Sonoma Co.,
5,220+ pop., on L(js Angeles Terminal, San
Francisco & North Pacific and Southern Pa-
cific Go's Rds., 52 m. N. of San Francisco.
Engaged in wine making, agriculture, hor-
ticulture, dairying and poultry raising.
DEMOCRAT ; every morning except
Monday, and SONOMA DEMOCRAT,
Saturdays; democratic; daily four pages
18x24, weekly eight pages; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $2; established— daily 1875,
weekly 1857 ; Robert A. Thompson, editor,
Sonoma Democrat Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation— daily K, weekly J.
REPUBLICAN; every e^■ening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays: re-
publican; daily four pages 18x23, weekly
eight pages '20x26 ; subscription— -dail.v So,
weekly $2; established— daily 1880, weekly
1876: Allen B. Lemmon, editor and publisher;
circulation — daily K, weekl}- J.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; democratic;
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
$8.08 AS AGAINST $28. 10
In marked contrast with the careless, smudgy-looking ink circular which
the Appeal took occasion to comment upon a day or two ago is one just
received from Jonson, a New York dealer in printers' inks. It is as bright
and pretty as a May-day queen. The cover, which is handsomely designed
and printed in four colors, is a tempting inducement to any one to pick up the
book and examine its contents, whether they are interested in printing inks or
not. The introduction is written in plain, business-like language, the price
lists are conveniently arranged under separate headings, and several pages of
testimonials at the back are clinchers to the preceding arguments, which have
led the reader up to a point where the next step is almost certain to mean an
order. Mr. Jonson' s catalogue looks well, reads well, and it will sell inks.
Mr. Jonson and Printers' Ink are welcome to what additional benefit there
may be in the statement that it was the clever and convincing advertising done
in that favorite little trade journal that first induced the management of the
Appeal to place a trial order, and the report now comes from the job and press-
rooms that the inks are giving perfect satisfaction. Editorial in Ma^ysville
{Cal.) Daily Appeal, Jan. 23, 1895.
Office of Perris Printing Company, "
Publishers " New Era,"
The Leading Weekly of Riverside County. '
Perris, Cal., Jan. 28, 1895. J
Printers^ Ink Jonson^ 8 Spruce St.., New York :
Dear Sir — The loo-lb. keg of ink came to hand last Monday in excellent condition..
The ink is very satisfactory and far ahead, in fineness and body, of that which we have
been in the hahit of paying 25 cents per pound for. A saving of $20 in 100 pounds of su-
perior ink is something which should open the eyes of all printers. Here is the difference :
100 lbs. of Jonson's ink, $5.00 100 lbs. ink from San Francisco $25.00
Freight from New York, 3.08 Freight and P. O. Order, 3.10
$8.08 $28.10
A clear gain of $20.02 on 100 lbs. of ink. I am, yours respectfully,
JAS. GEO. CLEVIOR, Foreman New Era.
Send for my beautiful price list in five colors.
ADDRESS
PRINTERS INK JONSON,
8 Spruce Street, New York..
AMEI^ICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
elRht pases 10x14 ; subscription SJ ; established
18!i4: C B. Kirkjiatrlck, editor and publisher.
SONOMA ("O. FARMER; Fridays;
agricultural; four pages 20x26; subscription
SI; established 1892; E, D. Sweetser, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued ii'ithin (i year, iXlO.
SANTA YNEZ, Santa Barbara Co.,
2llt pop., on Santa Ynez r. about 23 m. N.
W. of Santa Barbara, the county seat. Olive
and fruit raising and agriculture.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription §2; established
1888; W. E. Miscall, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
SARATOGA, Santa Clara Co., 439t
pop., li I ni. S. W. of San Jose, the county seat.
A summer resort.
STANDARD; Thursdays; four pages
18x24; subscription $2; established 1893; D.
D. Bowman, editor; West Side Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation L.
SATTSALITO, Marin Co., l,334t pop.,
on North Pacific Coast Rd.. 6 m. N. of
San Francisco. Agriculture, dairying and
stock raising form the leading occupations.
NEWS ; Saturdays ; republican ; four pages
20x2(3; subscription S2.50; established 1883;
Pryor, Barstow & Parsons, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, J ^ ^.
SEBASTOPOL, Sonoma Co., 263
pop., on San Francisco & North Pacific Rd.
7 m. S. W. of Santa Rosa, the county seat,
and .50 N. of San Francisco.
TIMES: Wednesdays; independent ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
IBS'.); J. W. Brackett, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
SELMA, Fresno Co., l,150t pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd. Has several flour
mills and lumber yards. Raisin and fruit-
packing. Agricultural district.
IRRIGATOR; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; dem-
ocratic; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages ; subscription— dally §5, weeklj' S2;
established 1886; W. T. Lyon aud Vander-
burgh, editors and publishers; circulation—
dallv L. weekly K.
FRESNO CO. ENTERPRISE; Sat
urdavs; republican; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription .S2; established 1888; V. I. & L. M.
Willis, editors and publishers; circulation L.
SHASTA, Shasta Co., 400t pop., 6 m.
N. W. of Redding, the county seat, 45 N. of
Red Bluff. 31anuf acturing town and supply
point for surrounding mining district.
COURIER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages lSx24; subscription $4; estab-
lished 1852; W. L. Carter, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
SIERRA VALLEY, Sierra Co.,
510 pop., about 25 m. E. of Downieville, the
county seat. Agricultural country.
LEADER; Fridajs ; Independent-demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $;J;
established 1882; Maurice Pritcliard, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
SISSON, Siskiyou Co., 556t pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., .39 m. S. by S. E. of
Yreka, the county seat. Has saw mills
and mineral springs.
MASCOT; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2.50: established 1891; J. L. Ken-
non, editor; Koussell I't Kennou, publishers; 1
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
I/en r, 4tX).
SONOMA, So7ioma Co., 757t pop.,
on San Francisco & North Pacific Rd. and
San Francisco bay, about 40 m. N. of San
Francisco. In a farming section.
INDEX-TRIBUNE; Saturdays; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2.5i); established
187S; H. H. Granlce, editor and publisher;
circulation K ij; r];.
SONORA, c. h., Tuolumne Co., 1,441
pop., 60 m. E. of Stockton, Center of mining
and lumber trade. Marble, slate and soap-
stone quarries located here. A fruit grow-
ing district.
DEMOCRATIC BANNER ; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2; established 1885; A. J. & W. G. Jones, edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation K.
TUOLUMNE INDEPENDENT; Sat-
urdays; independent; eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1862 ; J. C. Duchow,
editor; M. G. Duchow, publisher; circ'n L.
UNION DEMOCRAT ; Saturdays ;
democratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1853; J. A. Van Har-
lingen, editor and publisher; circulation K.
SOUTH PASADENA, Los Angeles
Co., 62;^+ pop., on Los Angeles Terminal and
Southern California Rds., 7 m. N. E. of Los
Angeles, the county seat. Orange-growing
district.
SOUTH PASADENAN; Thursdays;
four pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1893; Geo. W. Glover, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
SOUTH RIVERSIDE, Riverside
Co., 280+ pop., on Southern California Rd.
and Santa Ana r. about 15 m. S. W. of River-
side, the county seat. Tin, fire-clay sewer
pipe, porphyry and terra cotta are pro-
duced. Engaged In quarrying. Grain, hay,
honey, orange and lemon and fruit section.
BEE; Saturdays; republican; eiglit pages
13x211; subscription $2; established 1887;
Herb C. Foster, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L ;■: ^.
STANFORD UNIVERSITY,
Santu Clara Co., on Southern Pacific Go's
Rd., 14 m. N. W. of San Jose, the county
seat. Seat of Leland Stanford Junior Uni-
versity. Agricultural and frult-ralsing
district.
PALO ALTO; every morning except
Sundaj, during the college year; collegiate;
four pages 11x16; subscription $3; established
1892; Students of Leland Stanford Junior
Universitv, editors and publishers; circ'n L.
SEQUOIA ; Thursdays, during the college
jear; collegiate; twenty-eight pages 8x11;
subscription $1.50; established 1891; Students
of Leland Stanford Junior University, editors
and publishers; circulation L>;j Jj;.
STOCKTON, c. h., San Joaquin Co.,
14,424-t- pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.
and Stockton channel, an estuary of the
San Joaquin r., 45 m. S. of Sacramento, the
State capital, and 90 N. E. of San Francisco.
Has four flour mills and Is the wheat and
manufacturing center of California.
E V E N I N G M A I L ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays ; daily
four pages 20x26, weekly eight pages; sub-
scription—dally $5, weekly $2.50; established
1870; E. L. Colnon and J. J. Nunan, editors
and publishers; circ'n— dally H, weekly H.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
INDEPENDENT; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and WEEKLY, Saturdays;
republican; daily four pages 20x26. weekly
eight pages; subscription— dally $6, weekly
$2; established— daily 1857, weekly 1860; J. L.
Phelps & Co.. editors and publishers; circu-
lation—daily J, weekly J.
Advertisement. — Stockton, the metropolis of
Central California, at the head of navigation
on San Joaquin river ; two daily steamboats
and railroad connections ; population, 20,000 ;
ranks first In manufacturing, warehousing
and flour trade ; natural gas supplies heat and
power. The Independent is the only morning
paper in a territory of four counties. Full As-
sociated Press report over leased wires in The
Independent's office.
BANNER; Saturdays; German; Inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $3;
established 1877 ; A. Glaser, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L i^: ijc.
RECORD; Saturdays; Independent -re-
publican ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription
S1.50; established 1876; Irving Martin, editor;
Derrig & Martin, publishers; circ'n K ^ :Jc.
SUISUN CITY, Solano Co.,499t pop.,
on Southern Pacilic Go's Rd. and Suisun bay,
44 ni. S. "W. of Sacramento, the State capi-
tal, and 49 N. E. of San Francisco. A ship-
ping point and center of trade.
SOLANO REPUBLICAN; Fridays;
republican; four pages 20x26; subscription
$3; established 185.5; W. X. Bo wen, editor and
publisher ; circulation L.
SUSANVIL.LE, c. li., Lassen Co.,
882-I- pop., on Susan r., 90 m. N. W. of Reno,
Nev., and 200 N. E. of Sacramento, the State
capital. Farming and stock raising are the
chief industries.
LASSEN ADVOCATE ; Thursdays;
independent; four pages 18x24: subscription
$2; established 1865; Hayden & McDiarmid,
editors and publishers; circulation K.
SUTTER CREEK, Amador Co.,
l,351t pop., 4 m. N. by N. W. from Jackson,
the county seat, and 45 E. S. E. of Sacra-
mento, the State capital. Gold mining and
agricultural district.
AMADOR CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
people's party; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion .$2; established 1892; Thomas D. Calkins,
editor; M. D. Calkins & Son, publishers; cir-
culation K.
TEHACHAPI, Kern Co., 255t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 40 m. S. E. of
Bakersfleld, the county seat. Agriculture
and fruit raising.
TRIBUNE; Saturdaj's ?
TEMPliETON, San Luis Obispo Co.,
808t pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
24 m. N. of San Luis Obispo, the county seat,
and 222 S. E. of San Francisco. Engaged in
wine and raisin making. In a farming,
stock-raising and fruit-growing section.
ADVANCE: Saturdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1889; G. M. Bull, editor; J. K. White,
publisher; circulation L.
TRACY, San Joaquin Co., on South-
ern Pacific Rd., 22 m. S. S. W. of Stockton,
the county seat. Farming,
TIMES; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $2; established 1894; Lee R.
Steele, editor and publisher.
TRAVER, Tulare Co., 950 pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 14 m. N. W. of
Visalia, the county seat. In the great raisin
section of the State.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1887; W. Hurst, editor; Hurst & Leisz,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued iHthina year, 525.
TRES PINOS, San Benito Co., 225
pop., on the Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
about 5 m. S. E. of Hollister, the county
seat. In a grain-growing section.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; established
1891; Henry F. Stahl, editor and publisher;
circulation L ;•;.
TRUCKEE, JSfevada Co., l,350t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd. and Truckee
r., 120 m. N. E. of Sacramento, the State capi-
tal. Engaged in cutting and manufactur-
ing lumber.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays ; independent ; four
pages 15x21; subscription $5; established
1872 ; Willaid P. Calkins, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
TULARE, Tulare Co., 2.697 pop., on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., about 250 m. S.
of San Francisco. Has artesian wells.
Farming and grape growing country.
EVENING TULARE REGISTER;
every evening except Sunday, and WEEK-
LY, Fridays; republican; daily four pages
15x22, weekly 20x26; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $2; established— daily 1887, weekly
1883; Pillsburj' & Ellsworth, editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n— dailj' L Jj; ?■:, weekly K ^-c :|:.
TULARE VALLEY CITIZEN;
Thursdays; people's party; four pages 18x25;
subscription .§2; established 1891; W. H. Gil-
strap, editor; Gilstrap & Co., publishers; cir-
culation J ;■; ;•;.
UKIAH, c. h., Mendocino Co., l,627t
pop., on San Francisco & North Pacific Rd.
and Russian r., 121 m. N. W. of San Fran-
cisco. Engaged in farming, fruit, hop and
wool growing, stock raising and lumbering.
MENDOCINO DISPATCH AND
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x20; subscription $2.50; established
1868; John Buckingham, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 1,000.
REPUBLICAN -PRESS; Fridays; re-
publican; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$2.50; established 1876; Republican Press Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation K.
UNIVERSITY, I^os Angeles Co., 50
pop., on the Southern Pacific Go's Rd.,
about 10 m. S. W. of Los Angeles, the
county seat.
COURIER ; Wednesdays; educational;
four pages 10x13; subscription $1 ; established
1894; W. C. Twiss, editor; TwLss & Jones, pub-
lishers.
VACAVILLiE, Solano Co., 725t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 80 m. S. W.
of Sacramento, the State capital, and 60
N. E. of San Francisco. Seat of the Cali-
fornia Normal and Scientific School. Farm-
ing and fruit-growing country.
REPORTER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 18x26; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1883; E. E. McFarlaud, editor; Reporter
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation, small-
est ec^ition issued within a year, 590.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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CALIFORNIA.
CALIFORNIA.
VALLEJO, Solano Co., 6,343t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd. and San Pablo
bay, 24 m. N. E. of San Francisco. Its har-
bor is accessible to the largest ships.
U. S. Xavy Yard is on Mare Island, directly
opposite. A manufacturing town. Agri-
cultural district.
EVENING CmiONICIiE; every even-
ing except Sunday, anil W E E Iv Li Y,
Fridays; republican; four pages— daily 15x^2,
weekly 18x34; subscription— daily $G, weekly
$2; established 1863; W. D. Pennycook, editor
and publisher; circ'u— daily K, weekly K.
TIDIES; every morning except Monday,
and SVEEKLtY, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages— daily 12x18, weekly 16x23; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $2; established
1875; Gteorge Roe, editor and publisher; circu-
lation—daily L, weekly K.
VENTURA, c. h., Ventura Co., 2,320
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 30 m.
S. E. of Santa Barbara. Olives and semi-
tropical fruits are cultivated. Center of
petroleum oil belt.
VENTURIAN ; every evening except
Sundavs, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican; 'daily four pages 12x16, weekly eight
pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly §1-50;
established 1893; Mason & Moffett, editors and
publishers; circ'n— dailj- K, weekly L :■< :i:.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
tour pages 20x26 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1SS3; John McGonigle, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
FREE PRE!?* ; Fridays; independent-
republican; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$2; established 1875; B. A. Sykes. editor and
publisher; cu'culation J.
PEOPIiE'S ADVOCATE; Fridays;
people's party; ten pages 11x14; subscription
gl; established 1891 ; G. W. Mosteller & Son,
editors and publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued icithin a year, 1,008.
VISALIA, c. h., Tulare Co., 2,885
pop., terminus of Yisalia and Visalia &
Tulare Rds., on Kaweah r., 18 m. N. E. of
Tulare lake and about 200 S. E. of Sacra-
mento, the State capital. The oldest town
between Stockton and Los Angeles. Agri-
cultural, stock-raising, mining and fruit-
raising country.
MORNING DELTA; every morning
except Monday,and WEEKLY, Thursdays;
republican; four pages— daily 13x20, weekly
22x23 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly $2 :
estabUshed— daily 1891, weekly 1859; Geo. W.
Stewart, editor; G. W. Stewart & Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily L i'fi i^. weekly K ^ i\:.
TIilIES; everv evening except Sunday,
and TULARE CO. TIMES, Thursdays;
democratic; four pages— daily 13x20. weekly
22x28; subscription — daily .§«, weekly $2;
established— daily 1892, weekly 1865; Ben M.
Maddox, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily L, weekly J.
WATSONVILL.E, Santa Cruz Co.,
2,149+ pop., on Pajaro Valley and Southern
Pacific Go's Rds. and Pajaro r., 5 m. W.
from ^lonterey bay and 20 S. E. of Santa
Cruz, the county seat. Agriculture, fruit
growing and lumbering.
REGISTER ; every morning except
Monday; four pages 13x20; subscription $4.50;
established 1394; Chas. E. Peckham, editor
and publisher.
PAJARONIAN; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages l-<x24; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1863; W. R. Radcliff. editor and
publisher; circulation K.
RUSTLER; Fridays; four pages 18x24;
subscription .S2; established 1888; Joe Hether-
Ington, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition isxind within a year, 480.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; independent-
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$2.50; established 1876; Chas. E. Peckham,
editor and publisher; circulation K ^ ^.
WEAVERVILLE, c. h., THnity
Co., 913 pop., about 5 m. from Trinity r., 47
N. "W. of Redding, connected by stage, 60 E.
of Eureka and 180 N. W. of Sacramento,
the State capital. Supply point for mining
camps. Gravel and quartz mines in vicinity.
TRINITY JOURNAL ; Saturdays;
Independent; four pages 16x23; subscription
$3: established 1856; S. L. Blake, editor and
publisher; circulation K ;•: ;■;.
WHEATLAND, Tuba Co., 630 pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 40 m. N. of
Sacramento, the State capital. Shipping
point for the products of adjacent copper
mines. The raising of hops, fruit, live
stock and grain are leading industries.
FOUR CORNERS ; Saturdays; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
18S8; Jonathan H. Durst, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
uithin a year, 750.
WHITTIER, I^os Angeles Co., 585t
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 10 m.
S. E. of Los Angeles, the county seat. En-
gaged in fruit canning and kindred indus-
tries.
REGISTER ; Fridays : independent ;
four pages 16x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1892; H. D. Williams, editor; Whitiier
Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n L,:^ ^.
"WILiLIAMS, Colusa Co., 461t pop.,
on Southern Pacific Go's Rd., about 22 m.
S. of Willow. Engaged chiefly in agricult-
ure and fruit raising.
F A R 31 E R ; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages 12x18; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1887; S. H. Callen, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K:-;^.
WILLITS, Mendocino Co., 815t pop.,
about S m. N. by X. W. of Ukiah, the county
seat and nearest railroad point. Farming
and lumbering.
NEWS;Fridavs; independent; four pages
15x22; subscription $2; established 1892; G. P.
Curtis, editor and publisher; circ'n L :]• ;!?.
WILLOW, c. li., Glenn Co., 1,176
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Bd., 150 m.
N. of San Francisco and 30 from Chico.
Agricultural and f ruitgrowing district.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic;
dailv four pages 13x20, weekly eight pages;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $2.50; estab-
lished—daily 1877, weekly 18S6; W. H. Kelly
& W. A. Sehorn, editors and publishers; cir-
culation—daily L i'fi :;s, weekly K * s-c
REVIEW: Saturdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established lb90;
John A. Apperson, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K i'fi ^.
WINCHESTER, Riverside Co., 100
pop., on Southern California Rd., about
26 m. S. E. of Riverside, the county seat.
Fruit culture the principal industrj*.
RECORDER; Thursdays; agricultural;
four pages 18x24; established 1891; S. M.
Case, editor and publisher ; circulation L.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CD'S
CALIFORNIA.
WINTERS, Yolo Co., 764 pop,, on
Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 28 m. W. of Sac-
ramento, the State capital. Fruit growing
and evaporating the leading industry.
EXPRESS; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages 12x18; subscrlDtlon $2; established 18S4;
Edwin C. Rust, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 456.
WOODLAND, c. h., Tola Co., 3,069t
pop., ou Southern Pacific Go's Rd., 20 m.
N. of Sacramento, the State capital, and 86
N. E. of San Francisco. Wheat, barley,
fruit, raisins, wine, wool and live stock are
the chief products.
I)Ei>IOCK.AT ; every evening except
Sunday, and Y O L. O DEillOCRAT,
Thursdas's; democratic: daily four pages
18x24, weeklj' eight pages 15x22; subscription
—daily $5, weekly $2.50; established— daily
ISfiS, weekly 1859; Ed. E. Leake, editor and
publisher ; circulation— daily K ^, weeklj' J ;j:.
MAIL. OF WOODLiAM); every morn
ing except Monday, and YOlJO WEEK.-
IjY mail, Fridays; republican; daily four
pages 15x22, weekly eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription—dally $5, weekly $2.50; established
—daily 1874, weekly 1862; W. R. Ellis, editor
and publisher; circ'n— daily K, weekly K.
HOME ALLIANCE; Wednesdays;
temperance; eight pages 11x15; subscription
$1; established 1890; Mrs. S. A. Huston, editor;
A. S. Randall, publisher; circulation K ^ s-;.
YREK A, c. h., 5wi%oM Co., 1 ,100t pop.,
on Yreka Rd. and Yreka creek, 300 m. N. of
Sacramento, the State capital, and 25 S. of
Oregon State line. Agricultural, lumber,
stock-raising and mining region.
JOURNAL ; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages 22x28; subscription $2.50; estab-
lishetl 1854; Robert Nixon, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 1,2' lO.
UNION; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1852; Alex. Montgomery, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
YUBA CITY, c. h., Sutter Co., 562
pop., on Southern Pacific Go's Rd. and
Feather r., nearly opposite Marjsville, and
57 m. N. of Sacramento, the State capital.
Wagons and agricultural implements are
manufactured, and has a large cannery.
Farming and fruit-raising district.
SUTTER CO. FARMER; Fridays;
republican; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$2; established 1881; L. H.Woodworth, editor;
Sutter Publishing Go., publishers; circula-
tioii *f 5"C *'C
SUTTER INDEPENDENT; Fridays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2; established 1887; Kirtley & Grover, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation L.
COLORADO.
COLORADO.
AKRON, c. li., Washuigton Co., 559t
pop., on the Burlington & Missouri River
Rd., 112 m. E. by N. E. of Denver, the State
capital. An agricultural and lumbei-ing
section.
PIONEER PRESS ; Fridays ; repub-
lican; four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; D. W. Irwin, editor; H. G.
Pickett, publisher; circulation L.
\YASHINGTON CO. REPUBLI-
CAN; Fridays; republican; eight pages
13x20; subscription 81.50; established 1886;
W. E. Smith, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
ALAMOSA, Conejos Co., 973t pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd. and Rio
Grander., 130 m. S. W. of Pueblo. Gold and
silver mines in vicinity. Agricultui-al and
stock-raising district.
INDEPENDENT JOURNAL; Thurs
days; republican; four pages 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1876; M. D. Mix, editor;
Independent Journal Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation, smalhst edition issued
within a year, 600.
SAN LUIS VALLEY COURIER;
Saturdays; independent; lour pages 2itx26;
subscription $1.50; established 1889: E. A.
Newton, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 480.
ALMA, Park Co., 367+ pop., on Platte
r. in the South Park, about 90 m. S. W. of
Denver, the State capital. Has lumber
yards. Gold, silver and copper mining,
milling and stock-raising region.
PARK CO. BULLETIN; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 17x24; subscription
$2.50; established 1881 ; Miner Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation L.
AMETHYST, Mineral Co., 2,000 pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd. In mining
region. Summer resort.
CREEDE NEWS; Saturdays; populist;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1S92; Oren O. Mattox, editor and pub-
lislier; circulation L.
ANTONITO, Conejos Co., 315t pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 1 m, S. of
Conejos, the county seat. Engaged in min-
ing and general farming.
LEDGER; Saturdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1891; J. D. Frazey, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
ASPEN, c. h., Pitkin Co., 5,108t pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Denver
& Rio Grande Rds. and Roaring Fork r.,
about 37 m. S. E. of Glenwot d Springs and
30 W. of Leadville. Has foundries and
manufactories, smelters and concentrators.
Rich mining country.
TIMES ; every morning except Monday
and days after legal holidays; and WEEK-
LY, Saturday's; independent; four pages
17x22; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2; es-
tablished—daily 1885, weekly 1879: Times Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—daily J, weekly K.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SUN; Satur-
days; republican; four pages 20x26; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1881 ; Sun and Herald
Printing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K.
ASPEN JUNCTION, ^agle Co., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. 20 m. S. E.
of Glenwood Springs. Agricultural and
cattle-raising section.
EAGLE CO. EXAMINER ; Saturdays;
independent; four pages 18x22; subscription
$2; established 1894; R. H. Zinnmemran, edi-
tor; Examiner Publishing Co., publishers.
BACHELOR, (Teller P. O.) Min-
eral Co., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,
about 3 m. N. W. of Wason, the county seat.
Mining town.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pages 16x22; subscription $2; estalilished
1893; G. O. Springer, editor and publisher.
BALFOUR, Park Co., 350 pop., 8 m.
S. E. of Hartsel, on Atchison, Topeka &
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
COLORADO.
Santa Fe Rd.
culture.
NEWS ; Saturdays;
Engaged In mining and agrl-
«o„^ i- orf -T "•.-"-'"• independent; four
pages lox22; subscription S3; established 1894:
J. S. Swan, editor and publisher.
BERTHOUD, Larimer Co., 1-2S] pop.,
ou Union Pacific Rd., 10 m. N. of Longmont
and 50 of Denver, the State capital. Lo-
cated in an agricultural and stock-raising
district.
BlJLIiETIX; Fridays: independent; four
pages 18x24: subscription $1.50; Forgy &
Fyles, editors and publishers; circ'n L ^ j!;.
BOULDER, c. h., Boulder Co., 3,330t
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. and Boulder
creek, 28 m. N. W. of Denver, the State
capital. State University located here. En-
gaged in gold, silver and coal mining, agri-
culture and stock raising.
BOULDER CO. HERAL.D ; every
tv S^'^^J'V^^^^'^ ^V5^.^5' ^"^ Wednesday, and
.?„(, ^'^*''^' Wednesdays; republican;
daily four pages 18x24, weeklv eight pages •
subscription -daily $7. weekly §2 : estab
llshed 1880;. Otto H. Wangelin, Editor and
publisher: circn-dailyL ^; ^, weekly K * «.
1/A.llliiKA : every morning except Mon-
day and TRIBUNE, Friday!; democratic;
daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight pages'
f^,^scription--daily $5. weekly $2; Istablislied I
1SS4, L. C. Paddock, editor; The Boulder Pub-
weeklvK*" P'^''^'^^^®^^ = circulation-daily L, i
».a^J?^^J Thursdays: republican; four
Fs^l n ^Ox2(i; subscription §2; established
1869; C. Ricketts, editor and publisher; circ'n
smallest edition issued ivifhin a year, 725.
^IL\ER AND GOLD; Wednesdays,
during the collegiate year; collegiate; sixteen
pages .xlO; subscriptions!; established 1892;
students of the Umversityof Colorado, editors
and publishers; circulation K ^ ^.
BRECKENRIDGE, c. h., Summit
Co., 714+ pop., on Uuion Pacific Rd., 30 m.
N. by N. E. of Leadville and 105 S. W. of
Denver, the State capital. Mining and
stock-raising section.
COLORADO.
editor and publisher; circulation K j|; ^.'
BRIGHTON, ^rapaftoe Co., 306t pop.,
on Uuion Pacific Rd , 19 m. from Denver,
the county seat and the State capital. In a
mining, agricultural and stock-raising sec-
tion.
REGISTER I Saturdays ; independent ;
pages 13x20; subscription $2; estab
«lght
BUENA VlisTA, c. h., Chaffee Co.,
1,277 pop.,on Denver & Rio Grande, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and Union Pacific Rds.,
36 m. S. by S. E. of Leadville. Agricultural,"
manufacturing, mining and smelting town,
at an elevation of seven thousand five
hundred feet.
da^? re^S.Mc^? DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
*. ' kpP"""^^'!; four pages 18x24- subscrin-
tlon S2: established 1880: W. R. Logan editor
Ts^^fa^^^r^n ^^'•^"If y«n. sinM^et^'e^Umn
na^eTr^^oj "'k^'"*-^^!"^' i-epublican; four
f^f^r. mHL *''^^TP"«" S2-50; established
lation K •^°"^^' ^'^^tor and publisher; clrcu-
BURLINGTON, c h.. Kit Carson
Co., 146+ pop., on Chicago, Rock L«laud .«t
Pacific Rd., about 43 m. E. of Flagler. Has
flour and feed mills and lumber trade
KIT CARSON CO. BANNER; Fri-
days; four pages 15.V22; subscription $1 50- es-
tablished 1892; H. L. Barter, editor and pub-
sher; circulation, smallest edition islued
irithiu n year. 30(t. oo«cu.
REPU HLiJCA N ; Saturdaj-s; republican •
four pages 16x22; sul)scriptlon $1 established
892; Republican Publishing Co. edUors aud
publishers; circulation L.
CANON CITY, c. h., Fremont Co.,
2,825+ pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
and Denver & Rio Grande Rds. and Arkan-
sas r., 41 m. N. W. of Pueblo and 161 S. Ijy
S. E. of Denver, the State capital. Has hot
and cold soda springs. Coal, oil, sandstone
and lime abound. Colorado State peniten-
tiary located here.
*^^i?^.*''^.5 Fridays; republican; fonr
^^^^^^?S-^^'*' .subscription S2; established 1887;
E. C. Whitaker, editor; Wolfe & Whitaker
publishers ; circulation J ^, ^.
., '^*'^^^n?^'^^ Saturdays; republican; four
pages 2i)x26; subscription S2; established 1878;
^^^•^Frisbie, editor and publisher; circula-
rs J^ 9 f^^' GORGE REVIEW ; Fridavs ;
people's party; four pages 18x24; subscript
tion $1; established 1882; R. H. Jones, editor-
K. H. .Jones & Son, publishers; circulation K.
CASTLE ROCK, c. h.. Douglas Co.,
315+ pop., on Denver & Rio Grande and
Atchison & Santa Fe Rds., 33 m, S. of Den-
ver, the State capital. Engaged in stock
raising and quarrying.
r.«^i?^P?1^* CO..NEWS; Fridays; four
P<5Q^ Ti^^'^y"' subscription $1.50; established
1890, Jas. F. O'Brien, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
JOURNAL; Wednesdays; republican;
four pages 20x26: subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880; W. L Whittier, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
icithin a year, 45H.
CENTRAL. CITY, c h., Gilpin Co.,
2,480+ pop., ou Union Pacific Rd., in the
Rocky Mountains, 40 m. W, by N. W. of
Denver, the State capital. Engaged In gold
mining, milling and smelting. Supply point
for the surrounding mining district.
OBSERVER ; everymorning except Sun-
day, and GILPIN CO. OBSERVER, Sat
urdays; people's party; daily four pages 15x
22. weekly eight pages; subscription— daily
S6. weekly $2.50; established-dailv 1894.
weekly 1887; S. H. Calhoun, Jr.. editbr and
publisher: circulation— weeklv L :'■: i^
REGISTER-CALL; Fridays; republi-
can: eight pages 15x22; subscription $3; es-
talj'ished 1863; Laird & Marlow, editors and
puiilishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 840.
CHEYENNE WELLS, c. h., Chey-
enne Co., 179 pop., ou Union Pacific Rd.,
176 m. E. of Denver, the State capital.
Farming and stock raising.
CHEYENNE REPUBLICAN; Fri-
days; independent; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1S87; T. F. Schroe-
der, editor; Cheyenne Wells Publishing Co..
publishers ; circulation L ;[; :|;,
CHIVINGTON, Kiotoa Co.. 98t pop.,
on Missouri Pacific Rd., 125 m. E. of Pueblo.
Stock raising and farming.
CHIEF; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 13x22; subscription S2; established 1887;
C. trost Liggett,editor and publisher: circ'n L.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
COLFAX (Villa PArk P. O.), Ara-
]3ahoe Co., a suburb of Denver.
WEST SIDE CITIZEN; Fridays; re-
publican; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1.50; established 1889; Lewis L. Gray, editor;
Citizen Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
COLORADO CITY, FA Paso Co..
l,788t pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
and Denver & Rio Grande Rds., 3 m. W. bj'
N. W. of Colorado Springs, the county seat.
COLORADO CHIEFTAIN; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKIjY;
daily four pages 18x24. weekly eight pages
11x16; subscription— daily $4.80. weekly $1;
established— daily 1889. weekly 1894; \Vm. De-
ToUver, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily L.
IRIS ; Saturdays; independent; fovir pages
21x26; subscription $1; established 1889; W.
COLORADO.
P. Epperson & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 400.
COLORADO SPRINGS, c. li..
El Paso Co., 11,140+ pop.— local estimate
15,000— on Denver & Rio Grande, Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific, Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe and Union Pacific Rds., 76 m. S. by
S. E. of Denver, the State capital. Has saw
mills and foundries and school for deaf
mutes and blind asylum. A health resort
for invalids. In an extensive mining region.
EVENING TELEGRAPH ; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays ; republican ; four pages— daily
18x24, weekly 16x22; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1; established— daily 1887, weekly
1872; C. S. Sprague, editor; Telegraph Print
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The Greeley Tribune
PIONEER NEWSPAPER OF
NORTHERN COLORADO.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF
WELD CO.
j,^ The Tribune has a circulation equal to that of any other two papers \
% printed in Greeley, or equal to anj^ four in the county outside of
Greeley.
Actual average Circulation for the past year, 1,243
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
75
COLORADO.
Ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily, swaH-
est edition issued ivithin a year, 1,100.
Weekly K * ;•-
Aarertisement.— We luvve 20,000 readers, many ot
them invalids. Colorado Springs is the greatest
health resort in the world for pulinonary
troubles. Pikes Peak is 14,147 feet above sea
level We are on the east and Cripple Creek,
the greatest gold camp in the worm, is on the
west of it. Our circulation is keeping pace
with the growth in population.
GAZETTE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; repub-
lican; daily eight pages 16.x20, Sunday eight
pages, weekly eight pages 10x22; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, woeklv $1.25; established-
daily 1878, weekly 1873; W. A. Piatt, editorand
publisher; circulation— daily J, weekly K.
COLORADO INDEX; Saturdays;
deaf-mute; four pages 16x22; subscription 75
cents; established 1874; H. M. Harbert, editor;
Colorado Deaf Mute Institution, publishers;
circulation L.
EL PASO CO. DEMOCRAT; i^atur
davs; four pages 15x22; subscription §1.50; es-
tablished 1889; T. B. Pyles, editor; T. B. Pyles
& Co., publishers; circulation L :■: ^Jc.
PLAINDEALER; Wednesdays; prohi-
bition; four pages 13x20; subscription §1; es-
tablished 1893; Will S. Trowbridge, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^ ^.
COLORADO COLLEGIA N ; monthly,
during the college year; collegiate; twenty
pages 8x11; subscription $1; established 1890;
Students of Colorado College, editors and
publishers; circulation L.
COMO, Pai'k Co., 3741 pop., on Union
Pacific Rd., 6 m. X. E. of Fair Play, the
county seat. Silver and gold mining district.
RECORD; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 15x22; subscription $2; established
1889; Webster Ballinger, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
CORTEZ, c. li., Montezuma Co., 332t
pop., about 40 m. S. W. of Rico. Engaged
in agriculture by extensive irrigating
system.
MONTEZUMA JOURNAL ; Satur-
days; populist; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription 82; established 1888; John R. Curry,
editor and pubU.sher; circulation L.
CREEDE, Mineral Co., 2,-500 pop., on
Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 1 m, N. W. of
Amethyst street. Mining.
CHRONICLE; every morning?
CANDLE; Fridays; republican; four
pages 17x24; subscription $2; established
1S92; H. A. Neei, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 400.
CRESTED BUTTE, Gunnison Co.,
857t pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,
25 m. N. by N. W. of Gunnison, the county
seat. Engaged in gold, silver and coal
mining and the production of coke.
ELK MOUNTAIN PILOT ; Satur-
days; four pages 16x22; subscription §3; es-
tablished 1880; Adams & Palmer, editors and
publishers ; circulation K ;■; ;■;.
CRIPPLE CREEK, £1 Paso Co.,
25 m. W. by S. W of Colorado Springs, the
county seat. Gold mining camp.
MORNING JOURN A L ; every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY,' Sundays;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription— dally $9,
weekly $2; established— daily 1894, weeklv
1893; Kennedy, McKnight & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation— weekly K :k A.
MORNING TLMES; every morning
except Sunday; four pages lSx24; subscrip-
tion $9; established 1S93; Thomas M. Howell,
editor and publisher.
MINER; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $6; established 1892;
COLORADO.
Wni. Barljer, editor; Young Bros. & Barber,
publishers; circulation L i^: :H.
CRYSTAL, Ounnison Co., 100 pop., on
W. side of J:ik Mountains, 18 m. N. by N. W.
of Crested Butte, the nearest railroad point,
and 30 S. E. of Carbondale. A mining camp.
SILVER LANCE; Fridays; four pages
16x22; subscription $2.50; established 1893;
Mrs. J. L. Wise, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
DE BEQUE, Mesa Co., 300 pop., on
Denver & Rio Grande and Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Rds., 30 m. N. E. of Grand Junc-
tion, the county seat. Farming and stock
raising.
ERA; Saturdays; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $■>; established 1890; James Light-
foot, editor and publisher; circulation L.
DEL NORTE, c. h., Eio Grande Co.,
736-I- pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,
about 32 m. N. W. of Alamosa. Has grist
mills. Mining and agricultural section.
ENQUIRER; every evening except
Sunday; people's party; four pages 11x16;
subscription $6; established 1892; Jno. H.
Bloom, editor; Enquirer Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 500.
SAN JUAN PROSPECTOR; Satur-
days; republican; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $2; established 1874; Geo. A. Scibird,
editor; Prospector Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation L ^ ^.
SATURDAY NEWS ; Saturdays; eight
pages 11x16; subscription $1.50; established
1893; BurtB. Bloom, editor.
DELTA, c. h.. Delta Co., iTOf pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 85 m. W. of
Gunnison. Farming and stock raising.
DELTA CO. LABORER; Thursdays;
people's party; four pages 18x24; subscription
§1.50; established 1890; Austin A. Sassil, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays ; repub-
lican; four pages 18x24; subscription §2;
established 1883; Frederic A. Drake, editor
and publisher; circulation L :J: H^.
DENVER, c. h., Arapahoe Co., State
Capital, lU6,713t pop., on Union Pacific,
Denver, Lakewood & Golden, Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe, Burlington & Missouri
River, Colorado Eastern and Denver & Rio
Grande Rds., and at confluence of Cherry
creek and S. Platte r., 620 m. W. of Omaha,
Neb. Altitude five thousand three hundred
feet above sea level. Commercial center for
the mining and agricultural interests of
Colorado and New Mexico.
COLORADO JOURNAL; every even
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Sat-
urdays; German; republican; daily four
pages 18x24, weekly eight pages; subscrip-
tion—daily §7, weeklj' $2.50; established 1872;
Rudolph J. Walter, editor and publisher;
circulation— daily J ^ :[;. Weekly, smallest
edition issued iiithin a year, 1,400.
EVENING POST ; every evening except
Sunday; democratic; eight pages 17x22; sub-
scription $2.75; established 1893; Evening
Post Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
HOTEL BULLETIN; every evening
except Sunday; hotels; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $5; established 1890; Geo. D.
Edwards & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,000.
LIVE STOCK RECORD ; every even
ing except Sunday; live stock; four pages
13x20; subscription $5; established 1891 ; Mor-
76 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
COLORADO.
"ONE PAPER IN A STATE -THE DENVER REPUBLI-
CAN FOR COLORADO.''— Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
Wealth ?
" The business of the world to get it." — Gladstone.
Gold?
Colorado has it and her future prosperity is assured.
THE
Denver - -
V Refublican
Has the power and prestige, as well as the
circulation. Staterxient filed with Geo. P.
Rowell & Co., since January ist, 1895,
shows total output on Daily and Sunday
as follows :
Daily, 312 issues, 1894, = 79481,050
DAILY AVERAGE, 20,496
Sunday, 52 issues, 1894, 1,519,900
SUNDAY AVERAGE, 29,229
vVXWXWWWXWXXX'VX-WXXXXXXX''
5!2^~In spite of hard times, this shows an increase over 1893. The adver-
tising patronage likewise has increased materially over 1893, showing the un-
wavering confidence the people have in THE REPUBLICAN as an adver-
tising medium.
rx^xxy^xx/y
5. C. BECKWITH,
Tribune Building, " The Rookery,"
New York. Chicago.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
77
COLORADO.
COLORADO.
ton & Calhoun, editors and publishers; cir-
culation K :^ :•:.
>I1XI\G KECOllD; every evening
except Sunday; mining; four pages 15x2-';
subscription §4; established 1893; W. F.
Reinert, editor; Reinert Bros., publishers.
K EPriJlilCAX : every morning, and
W E E Iv Li Y , Thursdays; republican;
daily and weekly eight pages 19x.21, Sunday
twenty pages; subscription— daily $(l, weekly
S2; estaolished 1866; Republican Publishing
Co.. publishers; circulation, actual avi'vayf
for the pa^t year— daily, 20,4!t6, Sunday 29,22'^.
Weekly H :■: H'- fSee publishers' an-
noiiiiceinent on opposite pnue.
Adrertisemettt.— The Sunday liEPL'BLiCAN is cred-
ited with a higlier circulation rating than any
otlier paper issued in Arapalioe County, and
the accuracy of its rating is guaranteed by the
publishers of this Directory, who will pay a re-
ward of one hundred dollars to the first person
wlio proves that its issues were not as stated.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS; every
evening except Sunday, Suudav morning, and
WEEKLY^, Wednesdays ; * independent ;
daily and weekly eight pages 22x24, Sunday
sixteen 19x24; subscription— daily §6, Sunday
.$2, weekly $1; established isri9;' Thomas M.
Patterson editor; Rocky Mountain News
Printing Co., publishers; circulation, achmi
average for the past year— daily 2ofi7i, Sun-
day ^,850. Weekly, smallest edition issued
icithin a year, 4,500.
Advertise»)ent.— The News was the first paper
Eublished in Colorado ; established 1859 ; is the
est known, and is more generously quoted
from than any other Colorado publication. It
is always for the people and absolutely inde-
pendent in all things for their intei-est. It is
the recognized organ of tlie entire Rocky j
Mountain region, making it the newspaper of ^
the fireside, the shop and the mines. It is tlie
only daily paper in Denver that publishes its
circulation every day, under oath. Our books
are always open for inspection. Our terms are
extx-emely low, and much cheaper, per thou-
sand circulation, than those of any other
Western publication.
TI3IES; every evening except Sunday,
and SUN, Wednesdays; republican; eight
pages 19x24; subscription— daily $5, weekly
50 cents; established 1870; The Times-Sun
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation— dailj'
D. weekly D.
Advei^tisement.—^ince the consolidation of the
Times and Sun it has prospered and its adver-
tising patronage has mcreased. It is one of the
leaders in Colorado newspaperdom, and is a
paper of Known Circulation exceeding 25,000
dady and 30,000 weekly. No giiess work there.
Advertising rates reasonable and results pay.
A. Frank Richardson, Tribune Building, New
York ; Chamber of Commerce, Chicago.
AMERICAN; Saturdays ; patriotic
American; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$2; established 1892; J. M. Rhoades & Son,
editors and publishers; circulation, smallest
edition iss^^ed ififhin a year, 2.250.
COLORADO CATHOLIC; Thurs
days, and SUNDAY CATHOLIC, Sun
days; Roman catholic; weekly twenty-four
pages 18x24; Sunday eight pages; subscrip-
tion, weekly or Sundav $2; established-
weekly 1884, Sundav 1892; T. H. 3Ialone,
editor; Colorado Catholic Publishing Co.,
publishers; combined circulation J.
COLORADO FARMER, FRUIT
GROWKR AND LIVE STOCK
JOI RXAL; Tliursdays; agriculture and
livestock; sixteen pages 11x15; subscription
$1; established 1872; A. R. Logan, editor and
publisher; circulation H.
COLORADO ODDFELLOW; Tues-
days; odd-fellowship; eight pages 11x15;
subscription .SI. 50: established 1S95; L. L.
Gray: editor and publisher.
^COLORADO PRICE CURRENT;
Saturdays; produce; four pages 10x14; sub-
scription .SI; established 1877; W. H. Sharp-
ley, editor; Sharpley & Melcher, publishers;
circulation J :■; j-;.
C03IxMERCIAL TRIBUNE; Satur
days; commercial; twentv-four pages 10x14;
subscription .S2 ; established 1885 ; W. H.
Sharpley. editor; Sharpley & Melcher, pub
Ushers; circulation H :■; :•;.
EAST DENVER DISPATCH; Frl
days; independent; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription .SI ; established 1&9:); Frank L. Shoop,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
EXPONENT ; Saturdays?
FANCIER AND FARM HERALD^
Fridays; eight pages 15x22; sub.scription §2;
established IS'.iQ; Jackson & Stidger, editors
and publishers; circulation K.
FIDIBUS; Saturdays; German; humor-
ous; eight pages 16x22; sub.scription $2; es-
tablished 1889; S. A. Harburg, editor; Har-
burg & Wel)er, publishers; circulation J :|j j-j.
FIELD AND FARM ; Saturdays; agri-
cultural; sixteen pages 11x14; subscription
$2; established 1883; Lute M. Wilcox, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
is.^ued witltina year, 8,400.
Advertisement.— "Ihe Field and Farm, a weekly
printed in Denver, gets credit for more than
double the sum total of circulation accorded
to other agricultural pubUcalions issued in
Colorado.— J'rojft Printers^ Ink, issue of May
8f/j,1895.
HEROLD ; Saturdays; German; inde-
pendent; eight pages 15x22 ; subscription
$2.50; established 1884; W, Witteborg, editor
and publisher; circulation K ;■: :;;.
MINING I N D U S T R Y-^ AND
T R A D E S 31 A N ; Thursdays; mining;
sixteen pages 9x14 ; subscription S2 ; estab-
lished 1S86; W. C. Wynkoop, editor; The
Mining Industry Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J.
MINING REVIEW; Thursdays; min-
ing; twenty pages 10x14; subscription $2;.
established 1877; R. S. Baker, editor; The
Mining Review Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J ;;< ^.
ORES AND METALS; Wednesdays;
mining; eight pages 11x15; subsci-iption $1;:
established 1890; Osgood & Lacey, editors and
publishers; circulation J.
PATRIOT; Saturdays; people's party;.
eight pages 15x22; subscription $2; .estab-
lished 1891; G. M.Scamehorn, editor; Patriot
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K.
PYTHIAN ; Fridays; Knights of Pythias;
eight pages 11x16; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1891; A. D. Bishop, editor; The Pythian
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation Jj-j^.
QUEEN BEE; Wednesdays; woman suf-
frage; four pages 18x24; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1379; C. N. Churchill, editor and
publisher; circulation J ;•; jj;
ROAD; Saturdays; people's party; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1.5i); established
1887; Herbert George, editor; Road Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation G.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN HERALD;
Saturdays; sixteen pages 18x24; subscription
SI ; established 1860; H. M. Rhoads, editor and
publisher; circulation J ij: :■:.
R O C K Y M O UN T A I N ILLUS-
TRATED WEEKLY; Wednesdays;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1; estaijlished
1894; W. C. Calhoun, editor and publisher;
circulation H H' ♦•
ROCKY^ 3IOUNTAIN METHOD-
1ST; Thursdays: methodist episcopal,
south; four pages 15x22; subscription §1-25;
established 1881 ; Rev. George Needham, pub-
lisher: circulation J.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN SENTINEL;
Saturdays; eight pages 18x24; established
1S87; subscription §1; W. C. Calhoun, editor
and publisher; circulation H ;*: ;■;.
ROCKY' MOINTAIN SUNDAY-
SCHOOL TIMES; Wednesdays; unde-
nominational; eight pages 11x15; subscription
25 cents ; established 1890; Jas. Stenhouse, M^
D.. editor and publisher; circulation J.
ROCKY 310UNTAIN WORLD;
Saturdays; republican; eight pages 14x22;
subscription $2; established 1877; C. E. Mac-
Sheehy. editor; M. W. MacSheehy, publisher;
circulation G ;!< ♦•
SATURDAY AFTERNOON; Satur-
daj's; pictorial; twenty pages 18x11; sub-
78 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
COLORADO. I COLORADO.
THERE ARE NO MARKS ON MY INKS.
/ Omit Them to Humor the Pressman.
Old Mr. Montaigne, the Frenchman, used to excuse his
practice of borrowing from the classics without giving credit
by saying that it delighted his soul to have his critics " rap
Plato over the knuckles," when they thought they were cudgel-
ing him.
That idea works tip-top in my business.
When the pressman thinks he is using the ink from the
celebrated factory whose contributions have enabled him to
build his cottage on the hill, he really don't feel like saying
anything even when he is amazed to find that a particular barrel
is superior to any he has had before.
One newspaper man writes me :
" I have read a circular of yours received this morning in reference to
your 4-cent ink. A great many statements made therein are true to my per-
sonal knowledge. I send you herewith a check for $20 for a 500-pound barrel.
If it is possible, I desire that the barrel shall come through w^ithout any marks
indicating what house shipped it."
I have sold two hundred tons of NEWS INK within a year and NO ONE HAS
COMPLAINED. I begin to feel confident that I am making an impression on the ink
trade. I sell
? 500-pound Barrel at 4c., $20 00 S
( 250-pound Barrel at 4J^c., 11 25 >
J 100-pound Keg at 5c., 5 00 J
€ 50-pound Keg at 5}4c., 2 75 ^
25rpound Keg at 6c., 1 50
My ink is just as good NEWS INK as can be bought anywhere at 25 cents a pound. It
is not a matter of price.
My ink is the best in the world for newspaper work. That is all I claim for it.
To make it certain that I can suit, all that I need is to see a copy of the paper to be
printed, to know the kind of press used and the temperature of the press-room ; and, most
important of all, a check with the order.
Address PRINTERS INK JONSON,
8 Spruce St., New York.
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AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIUECTORY
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COLORADO.
COLORADO.
scriptioii $1.50; estalilished is;(4; Saturday
Afternoon Co., editors and publishers.
SILVER WEST; Saturdays; four pages
18x24; subscription $1; established 1892;
George J. Blalceley and Mary E. Hotz, editors
and publishers.
SOUTH DENVER EYE; Saturdays;
intlependeut; four pa^es •>2.\;"28; subscription
$1.50; established 1S82; J. G. Garrison, editor;
South Denver Pi-inting Co., publishers; cir-
culation K.
STATESMAN ; Saturdays; negro; repub-
lican ; four pages 18x34 ; subscription §2; estab-
lished 18S9: Edwin H. Hackloy, editor; States-
man Publishing Co., publishers; circulation
TT »:- *v
SUNDAY MERCURY; Saturdays;
four pages 20.\26; subscription $2; established
1S90; Nathan L. Baker, editor and publisher;
circulation J .
SUNDAY STANDARD; Sundays;
single tax; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1892; Chas. W. Monaghan,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
S V E N S K A KORRESPONDEN-
TEN; Thursdays; Sweilish: liberal; eight
pages 17x24; subscription $2; established
1888; Swedish Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
icifli in a year, 2,85ti.
TIDINGS; Saturdays; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1888; Tidings Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation K.
AVOMAN VOTER AND WESTERN
WOMAN; Thursdays; woman suffrage;
eight to twelve pages 9x12; subscription §1;
established 1893; Woman Voter Publishing
Co., editors and publishers.
CYCLING WEST; semi-mouthly-
cvcling; eighteen pages 10x12; subscription
$1; established 1892; J. A. McGuire. editor;
Cycling West Publishing Co.. publishers;
dated also at San Francisco, Cal. ; circ'n J.
AMERICAN DESERT; monthly;
floriculture; twenty pages 7x10; subscription
50 cents; established 1893; The American
Desert Publishing Co., publi shers ; circ'n J^:^.
A. O. U. W. RECORD; monthly;
Ancient Order of United Workmen; sixteen
pages 11x15; subscription $1 ; established 1887;
A. E. Pierce, editor; A. O. U. W. Publishing
Co , publishers; circulation G ^J; J^;.
BOOKS; monthly; literary; sixteen
pages 7x10; subscription 50 cents; established
1891; .J. C. Dana, editor; The Carson-Harper
Co., publishers; circulation, actual average
for the past year, 1,900.
CADET ; monthly during the college
year; collet;iate; eighteen pages 7x10; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1889; Mas-
ters and Students of St. John's College, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation L.
COLORADO OFFICIAL RAIL-
WAY AND HOTEL GAZETTE;
monthly; railrcad time-tables: sixty-four
pages 7x10; subscription $1 ; established 1885;
Railway Gazette Publishing Co., editors and
publishers: circulation H >■; :\i.
COLORADO POULTRY JOUR-
NAL; monthly; poultry raising; twenty
pages 9x12: subscription 50 cents; established
189 J; J. L. McDowell, editor; Herr & McDow-
ell, Dublishers; circulation, actual average
for the past year, 2,250.
COLORADO SCHOOL JOURNAL;
monthly; educational; sixteen pages 9x12;
subscription $1 ; estalilished 1885: Aaron Gove,
editor; J. S. Temple, publisher; circulation K.
GOLD MINER; monthly: miningnews;
sixteen pages Sxll; subscription 50 cents;
established 1894; J. S. Temple, editor and
publisher.
GOLD NUGGET; monthly; financial;
sixteen pages 8x12; subscription 50 cents;
established 1893; A. S. Hazen, editor and
publisher: circulation, smallest edition is-
sued nithin a i/i'ar. 5,0t'0.
Advertisement .—V^'ith one exception this paper is
credited with a higher circulation rating than
any other monthly issued in Colorado, and the
accuracy of its rating is guaranteed by the
publishor.s of this Directoi-y, who will ])ay a
reward of one hundred dollars to the first per-
son who proves that its issues were not as
stated.
IiM>USTRIAL REPORTER;
monthl}-; miscellaneous industries: twenty-
eight pages 10x14; subscription $2; estab-
lisliedl889; James F. Callbreath, Jr.. editor;
Frank E. Edbrooke, publisher; circ'n J ;-t >;;.
3IEDICAL TIMES; monthly; medical;
ninety-two pages 7x10; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1832; Thomas H. Hawkins, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
PACIFIC WOODMAN; monthly;
Woodmen of the World; four pages 18x24;
subscription 50 cents; established 1889; Falk
enburg & Browning, editors; Merchants'
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation, s»iaW-
est edition issued icithin a year, 7,000.
PORTFOLIO: monthly, during the col-
lege year; collegiate; fort.y pages 6x9; snb
scription $1; established 1893; Students' Pub
lishing Co. of the University of Colorado,
editors and publishers.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN DRUGGIST;
monthly ; drugs ; thirty-two pages 9x12 ;
subscriptions!; established 1888; J.J. Rieth-
man & Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K.
SILVER STATE ODD FELLOW;
monthly; odd-fellowship; eight pages 13x19;
subscription $1; established 1890; Frank A.
Tuttle, editor and publisher; circulation K.
SQUARE AND COMPASS; monthly;
masonic ; thirty-six pages 7x10 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1892 ; L. N. Greenieaf , editor
and publisher: circulation J :]< ^.
WESTERN AMERICA; monthly;
hydraulics, mining and commerce; twent}'-
four pages 10x14; subscription $1; established
1893; Howell Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
WESTERN ATHLETICS; monthly;
sporting; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription
SI; established 1893; R. L. Harper, editor;
Car.son-Harper Co., publishers: circulation.
smallest edition issued within a year, 500.
WESTERN NUNCIO; monthly;
protestant-episeopal; twelve pages 9x12;
subscription $1; established 1893; Rev. H. M.
Hart. S.T.D., editor; John O. Stivers, pub-
lisher; circulation K.
DILLON, 'Summit Co., 133t pop., on
Union Pacific and at junction of Denver &
Rio Grande Rds. Agricultural, stock-rais-
ing and mining district.
ENTERPRISE ; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1882: O. K. Gaymon. editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
DURANGO,c. li., La Plata Co., 2,726t
pop., on Rio Grande Southern and Denver
& Rio Grande Rds. and Las Anirnas r., 451
m. S. W. of Denver, the State capital. Out-
fitting point for miners. Good coking coal.
An agricultural, stock-raising and mineral
region.
HERALD ; every morning except Mon-
day, and SOLID MULDOON, Thursdays;
independent : four pages 20.N:2fi ; subscription-
daily $6, weekly $2: established— daily 1886,
weekly 1880; Geo. N. Raymond, editor; Du-
rango Printing Co., publishers; circulation-
daily J 5-; i\:, weekly J :■: ;■;.
EASTONVILLE, El Paso Co., 104
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 26 m.N. E. of
Colorado Springs, the county seat.
W^ORLD; Saturdays; independent; foui
pages ]=!x24; subscription $2: established
18«9: J. B. King, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
ELBERT, Elbert Co., 200 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., about 46 m. S. E. of Den-
ver, the State capital. Agricultural and live-
stock section.
ELBERT CO. TRIBUNE ; Thurs
80
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
days; independent; fuuv pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2 ; establisiied 1884 ; J. B. King, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation L.
ELIZABETH, Elbert Co., 50 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., 39 ni. from Denver, tiie
State capital.
ELBERT CO. BANNER; Fridays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1.50; established 1888; F. P. Murray, editor
and publisher; circulation L jj: H^.
ERIE, Weld Co., 662t pop., on the
Union Pacific and Burlington & Missouri
River Rds., 26 m. N. of Denver, the State
capital. In the midst of the coal fields of
Colorado. Agricultural region.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages lSx24 ; subscription S2 ; es-
tablished 1884; Charles O. Bell, editor and
publisher; circulation, swiaZ/es^ edition issued
within a year, 288.
EVANS, Weld Co., 306t pop., on Union
Pacific Rd. and South Platte r., about 4 m.
S. of Greeley, the county seat and 48 N.
by N. E. of Denver, the State capital. Cattle-
shipping point. Stock-raising and farming
district.
COURIER; Saturdaj^s; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1870; S. J. Mc-
Afee, editor; Courier Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation K.
FAIR PLAY, c. h.. Park Co., SOlf
pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 80 m. S. W. of
Denver, the State capital. Silver and gold
mines.
FLUME ; Thursdays ; republican ; four
pages 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established
1879; Geo. A. Miller, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
FLAGLER, Kit Carson Co., 196t pop.,
on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., about
43 m. W. of Burlington, the county seat.
Agriculture and stock raising.
ADVANCE; Fridays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1 ; established 1888; C.W. Smith,
editor antl publisher; circulation L.
FLORENCE, Fremont Co., 239 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Den-
ver & Rio Grande Rds., 8 m. S. E. of Canon
City, the county seat. In petroleum oil,
mineral, fruitgrowing and agricultural
section.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages 16x22;
subscriptions!; established 1S93; A.B.Gray,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
N O N P A R E I Li ; Saturdays ; people's
party; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1894; R. H. Jones & Son, editors
and publishers.
REFINER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 18x21: subscription $1.50; established
1887; J. W. Work, editor and publisher; cir-
cidatiou L ilc :•;.
FORT COLLINS, c. h., Larimer
Co., 2,011 pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 70 m.
N. of Denver, the State capital, and 45 S.
of Cheyenne, Wyo. In a stock-raising and
wheat-growing country.
AMERICAN STANDARD; semi
weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays; people's
party; four pages 18x24: subscription S2;
established 1894; H. J. Bedford, editor;
Standard Publishing Co., publishers.
COURIER; Thursdays; independent-
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
S1.50; establisiied 1878; Courier Printing and
COLORADO.
Publishing Co., editors and publisliers; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,200.
EXPRESS ; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1873; F. S. Smith, editor ; The Express
Publishing Co.. publishers; circulation J :jj ^-
TOURNEY; monthly; literary; seventy
pages 6x9; subscription $1.50: established
1894; Grace Espy Patton, editor; The Tour-
ney Publishing Co., publishers.
FORTLUPTON, Weld Co., 113tpop.»
on Union Pacific Rd., 26 m. N. by N. E. of
Denver, the State capital. Agriculture^
dairying and stock raising.
FACT; Fridays; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1893; R. L. Win-
bourn, editor and publisher; circulation L.
FORT MORGAN, c. h., Morgan Co.,
488f pop., on Burlington & Missoiu'i River
Rd., 76 m. X. E. of Denver, the State cap-
ital. In agricultural and stock-raising
country,
MORCiAN CO. HERAL.D; Fridays;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1889; Geo. W. Johnson, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued u-itliin a year, 361.
T I ]>[ E S ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $2; established 1884;
L. C. Baker, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued u-ithiii a year, 425.
FRUITA, Mesa Co., 1,000 pop., on
Rio Grande Western Rd., 10 m. X. W. of
Grand Junction, the county seat. Stock-
raising and agricultural region.
MESA CO. 3IAILi ; Saturdays; people'^
party; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1892; F. H. Davis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ?;•: i^.
GEORGETOWN, c. h., Clear Creek
Co., 1,927+ pop., on Union Pacific Rd., in
the Rocky Mountains, 50 m. W. of Denver^
the State capital. Mining is the leading
industry.
COLORADO MINER; Saturdays; re-
publican: four pages 18x24; subscription'
$2; established 1S90; John T. Estelle, editor,-.
Miner Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
COURIER; Saturdays; republican: four
pages 20x26; subscription $2.50; established
1877; J. S.Randall, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, c. h.,
Garfield Co., 920t pop., on Denver & Rio
Grande and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Rds., about 60 m. W. by N. W. of Leadville.
Its hot springs make it a resort for in-
valids. In cattle-raising and mining region.
AVALANCHE ; every evening except
Sunday, and AVALANCHE ECHO,
Fridays; republican; four pages 20x26: sub-
cription— daily $6, weekly $2; established-
daily 1891, weekly 1885; H. J. Holmes, edi-
tor aud publisher; circ'n, smallest edition
issued n-ithin a year — daily 300, weekly 800.
liEDGER; weekly, twice a-week, Fridays
and Sundays; democratic; four pages 18x24;
subscription $3; establlshe-l 1892; Ledger Com-
panv. editors and publishers; circulation K.
PEOPLE'S HERALD; Thursdays;
people's party: four pages 14x20: subscrip-
tion $1; e-stablii-hed 1894; Cardinal Printing
Co., editors and publishers.
GOLDEN, c. h., Jefferson Co., 2,383
pop., on Denver, Lakevvood & Golden and
Union Pacific Rds. and Clear creek, 15 m.
W. of Denver, the State capital. Has coa£
AMERIC>AN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
81
COLORADO.
COLORADO.
shafts, smelting works and copper reduc-
tion, pottery and drain pipe worlcs. Fire-
bilclv and pressed brlolc are nianufactured.
Has flouring mills and glass works. Gulch
mining is carried on. State School of
Mines and State Reform School are located
here.
COLORADO TRANSCRIPT;
"Wednesdays ; democratic ; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $2; establisiied 1868; George
West, editor and pul)lisher; circulation K.
(STATE S C H O O I. O F .11 I N E S
SCIENTIFIC QLARTERLY?
GRAND JUNCTION, c. li., Meaa
Co., 2,u30-f pop., on Denver & Rio Grande,
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, Little Book
Cliff and Rio Grande Western Rds. and
Grande r., about 85 m. S. W. of Qlenwood
Springs. Agricultural, fruit-growing and
stock-raising district.
SENTINEL; evei-y evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; daily four
pages 13x2(>, weekly eight pages: subscrip-
tion— dally $5, weekly §1.50; established 1893;
Lee * Bunting, editors and publishers.
STAR-TIIIES; every evening except
Sunday, and GRAND VALLEY STAR,
Saturdays; people's party; daily four pages
15x22, weeklv eight pages; subscription-
daily .§7.50, weekly §1.50; established 1889;
Wm. G. Conuely, editor; Lawrence Hynes,
publisher; circ'n— daily L ;-j ^, weekly L:iJ:J:.
NEWS; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $2; established 1882;
Edwin Price, editoi' and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued icithin a year, 1,100.
GRANITE, Chaffee Co., 300 pop., on
Colorado, 31idland and Denver & Rio
Grande Rds, and Rio Grande r., 13 m. N.
of Buena Vista, the county seat. Principal
industries mining and smelting.
PAY-STREAK; Saturd^j's: four pages
15x22; subscription §2; establish»'d 1894; Del-
avan W. Gee, editor and publisher.
GREELEY, c. h., Weld Co., 2,395t
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. and Cache La
Poudre r., 5 m. from its confluence with
Platte r., and 52 N. by N. E. of Denver, the
State capital. Has lumber and planing
mills. Rich coal fields in vicinity. Agri-
cultural and stock-raising district.
SUN ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight pages
16x22; subscription $2 ; established 1872; J. B.
Patton, editor and publisher; circ'n K ;■: i'fi.
TIMES: Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription §1.50; established
1837; Geo. M. Jacobs, editor; The Times Pub-
lishing Co., publishers ; cii-culation L.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; people's partv;
eight pages 15x22; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1870; J. Max Clark, editor; Greeley
Tribune Publishing Co., publisliers: circ'n,
octual average for the past year, 1,2-30. See
publishers' annoiiuceiiient ou page
74.
GUNNISON, c. h., Gunnison Co.,
1,105+ pop., on Denver & Rio Grande and
Union Pacific Rds., 51 m. W. of Mtmtrose.
A mining, agricultural and stock-raising
section. Gold, silver, iron and coal are the
chief products.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
Po^?*^^^^^^'^'^: subsjcription §2; established
1891 ; C. T. Rawalt, editor and publisher; cir-
culation Li-c :ij.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription §.'.50; established ,
6 -
1880; C E. Adams, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
HIGHLANDS, Arapahoe Co., r),init
pop. A residence suburb of Denver, the
county seat and State capital.
DENVER PRESS; Fridays; r.-publi-
can; eight pages 15x22; subscription .<;1; es-
tablished 1872; W. S. Partridge, editor; The
Press Publishing Co., publishers.
HIGHLAND CHIEF; Fridays ; repub
llcan; four pages 15x22; subscription §1 ;
established If 89; E. H. Snyder, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
HOLYOKE, c. li., Phillips Co., 649t
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River Rd.,
43 m. E. of Sterling. In an agricultural sec-
tion.
STATE HERALD; Fridays; repub-
lican ; four pages 20x26; subscription §1.50;
established 1887; J. H. Painter, editor and
puljllsher; circulation L.
HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
c. h.. Grand Co., 82+ pop., on Grand r., 47 m.
N. W. of Georgetown. Agricultural and
mineral region.
illlDDLE PARK TI3IES; Saturdays;
four pages 18x24; subscription §2..50; es-
tablished 1882; Oliver Needham, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
HUGO, c. h., Lincoln Co., 121t pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., 105 m. E. S. E. of Denver,
the State capital. U. S.Laud Office located
here. Shipping point for cattle and sheep.
LINCOLN CO. LEDGER; Fridays;
republican; four pages 21x26; subscription
§2; established 18S9; Morton Jones, editor
and publisher; circulation L i^ ;■;.
IDAHO SPRINGS, Clear Creek Co.,
1,338+ pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 14 m. E. by
N. E. of Georgetown, the county seat. Has
springs of mineral water. Mining is the
leading industr3\
COLORADO MINING GAZETTE?
Saturdays; mining; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription §2.50; established 1882; R. D. Blair,
editor; The Gazette Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation L.
N E W^ S ; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 16x22; subscription §2.50; established
1883; M. J. Boweu, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
IDALIA, Arapahoe Co., {S pop, 6 ni.
N. of Republican r. and 148 W. of Denver,
the county seat and State capital. Farm-
ing country.
R E 1* U B L I C A N ; Saturdays ; republi-
can; four pages 15x2,'; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1S92; L. R. Scott, editor; Thos. Kelly,
publisher; circulation L.
JULESBURG, c. li., Sedgwick Co.,
202+ pop., on Union Pacific Rd. and Platte
r., about 25 m. N. of Holyoke and 81 W. of
Nortli Platte, Neb. An agricultural section.
SEDfJWICK CO. SENTINEL; Fri
days; republican; four pages 15x22; sul)scrip-
tion §1.50; establisiied 1886; T. W. Acklin,
editor and publisher; circulation l.i^.i^.
KEZAR, Gunnia m Co., on Denver &
Rio Granule Rd.. about 12 m. S. W. of Gun-
nison, the county seat.
PICK AND DRILL: Thursdavs; four
paares 16x22; subscription §2; esrablislied U93;
C. K. Rawalt, editor and publisher; dated at
Spencer.
LA JUNTA, c. h., Otero Co., I,4fi51
pop., on Atchison, Topelca & Santa Fe Rd.
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GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
COLORADO.
and S. bank of Arkansas r. Cattle-raising
and agricultural countrj'.
GRAPHIC: every morning except Sun-
daj', and WEEKLY, Saturdaj^s; independ-
ent; four pages- daily 11x16, weekly 18x24;
subscription— daily, $5.20, weekly, $2; estab-
lished 1894; Merritt E. Springer, editor and
publislier.
TRIBUNE; Saturda3's; republican; four
pages 20x20; subscription $2; established 1881;
A. T. Hunt, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K >;■; ;-J .
WATERMEL.OX ; Fridays; republican;
four pages 19x24 ; subscription §2 ; estab-
lished 18S9; T. B. Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
LAKE CITY, c. li., Hinsdale Co.,
607+ pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 45
m. S. S. E. of Gunnison and 200 W. of
Pueblo. Gold, silver and lead mining is
the leading industry.
PHONOGRAPH; Saturdays ; peo-
ple's party; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2.50; established 1888; Dwight Kidder, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 403.
TIME8 ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; established
1891; O. H. Kniglit, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
LAMAR, c. h., Proivers Co., 566t pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., and
S. bank of Arkansas r.. 36 m. E. of Las
Animas and 116 of Pueblo. Agricultural
section.
REGISTER; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 13x20 ; subscription $1.50 ; estab-
lished 1886 ; Ford & Merrill, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L.
SPARKS; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established 1887;
Joe T. Lawless, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L >\: i'fi.
LAS ANIMAS, c. h., Bent Co., eilf
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.
and S. bank of Arkansas r., 15 m. E. of La
Junta and 80 of Pueblo. A resort for in-
valids afflicted with lung diseases. In cattle
and sheep raising district.
LEADER; Fridays; four pages 17x24;
subscription $2; established 1873; John A.
Murphy, editor and publisher; circulation K.
LA VET A, Huerfano Co., 361t pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 14 m. S. W.
of Walsenburg, the county seat, and 60 S.
by S. W. of Pueblo. A summer resort. In
an agricultural, mining and stock-raising
district.
HERAIiD; Saturdays; people's party;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1886; W. A. McDutfer, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued icithin a
year, 300.
SILVER COURIER; Wednesdays;
people's party; four pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1893; Clements & Slawson,
editors and publisliers; circulation L ;!;;';{.
LEADVILLE, c. h., Lake Co., 10,384t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe.
Denver & Rio Grande and Union Pacific
Rds., about 80 m. S. W. of Denver, the State
capital. Leading city and trade center of
a large and productive lead and silver-
mining district.
IIERAL.D-DEWOC RAT; every morn
ing except Monday, EVENING CHRON-
ICLE, every evening except Sunday, and
CARBONATE CHRONICLE, Mon
COLORADO.
days; republican; morning and weekly eight
pages 18x22, evening four pages; subscrip-
tion—morning or evening $10, weeklj' or Sun-
day $2; established 1879; Carlj'le C. Davis &
Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
morning H, evening H, weekly H.
LITTLETON, Arapalwe Co., l,039t
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande and
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rds., 11 m.
S. of Denver, the county seat and State
capital. Agricultural section.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent; four pages 17x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1888; J. A. Hamer, editor and
publisher; circulation L :J: ^jc •
LONGMONT, Boulder Co., l,543t
pop., on Burlington & Missouri River and
Union Pacific Rds., 32 m. N. by N. W. of
Denver, the State capital. Agricultural
region.
T I ]>I E S ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; people's party;
four pages— daily 13x20, weekly 20x26; sub-
scription— daily $3, weekly $1.50; established
—weekly 1888, daily 1894; E. F. Beckwith,
editor and publisher; circ'n— weekly L :H ^.
LEDGER; Wednesdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1879: Henry L. Haywood, editor; Ledger Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation K ^ :|:.
LOUISVILLE, Boulder Co., 596 1
pop., on Union Pacific, Denver «& Gulf Rd.,
10 m. S. E. of Boulder. Coal mining.
LOUISVILLE-LAFAYETTE AD-
VANCE; Saturdays; eight pages 11x16;
subscrii)tion $1.50; established 18i.2; J. H.
Boyd, editor; The Louisville Publishing Co.,
publishers.
LOVELAND, Larimer Co., 698t pop.
—local estimate, 1,200— on Union Pacific Rd.,
50 m. N. of Denver, the State capital. Agri-
cultural, mining and stock-raising district;
noted for its flue mountain scenery.
REPORTJER ; Thursdays; republican ;
four pages 2ux26; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1880; W. L. Thorndyke, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 1,020.
MANITOU ^V Paso Co., l,439t pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe, and Man-
itou & Pike's Peak, and Denver & Rio
Grande Rds., 6 m. N. W. of Colorado
Springs, the county seat. A popular sum-
mer and health resort.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established 1884;
C. H. Frowine & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 435.
MARBLE, Gu)i7iison Co., 25 m. S. of
Carbondale. Mining and farming.
MARBLE CITY TI3IES AND
CLARENCE CHRONICLE; Fridays;
republican; four pages 17x24; subscription
$3; established 1886; Evan Williams, editor
and publisher; circulation L j-j ijj .
MEEKER, c. h., Rio Blanco Co., 260t
pop., on White r. about 45 m. N. W. of Glen-
wood Springs. Coal deposits in vicinitj'.
Stock-raising district.
HERALD ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 16x22; subscription $2.50; established
1885; Jas.Lyttle.editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
MONTE VISTA, Rio Grande Co.,
7S0t pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd. and
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORS,
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COLORADO.
COLORADO.
Rio Grande r.. about 18 m. N. W. of Alamosa-
Has steam lloiiriuK mills and other indus-
tries. Situated in a mining, stock raising
and farming district.
JOIJRXA lij every evening, except Sun-
dav, and WEKRliY, Saturdays; republi-
can; four paKes— dally llxlti, weekly 18x'.'4;
subscription— dally S4, weekly .$2; established
—daily 1S94, weekly 1888; Charles S. Conant,
editor; Journal I'iibllsliiug Co., publishers;
circulation- weekly K.
SAX I.UIS VAL.1.EV GRAPHIC;
eemiweekly, Mondays and Fridays, and
\V EE K I'j Y, "Wednesdays; independent;
four pa^es "JOx^*!; subscription— semi weekly
$o, weekly $2; established 1SS4; C. S. Aldrlch,
editor: Graphic Publishing Co., publishers;
cirQ'n-send weekly, L j-c s-;;; weekly, K Jjc ^.
MONTROSE, c. h., Montrose Co..
1,330+ pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.
about 50 m. W. of Gunnison. Fruit growiui?,
farming and stock-raising region.
EXTEIIPRTSE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1SS8 ; JIatt L. Koppin, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ^ :■;.
IXDUSTRIAL. UNIOX; Fridays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 17x24; subscription .$1; es-
tablished 18'^2; C. Y. Berry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
MONUMENT, El Paso Co., 177t pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Den-
ver & Rio Grande Rds., about 22 m. N. of
Colorado Springs, the county seat. Mining
region.
3IES8EXGER ; Fridays; four pages
18x24: subscription §1.50: e>tablished 1889;
O. H. Whittier, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
MORRISON, <^«#ersoji Co.. 2ottpop.,
on Union Pacific Rd., 8 m. S. by S. E. of
Golden, the county seat, and 13 S. W. of
Djnver, the State capital. Rock quarries,
lime and lumber.
IJ U D ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages 18x20; subscription S-'; established
188S: A. W. Armstrong, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
MOSCA, Costilla Co., on Denver &
llio Grande Rd., about 12 m. N. of Alamosa.
Agricultural district.
COSTILIiA NEWS; Thursdays; six
paares 11x15; subscription .$1.50; established
1S91; News Printing Co., editors and publish-
ers.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; twelve
pages 13.X20; subscription $1.50; established
l'!91; F. C. Hitchcock, editor; The Herald
Publishing Co., publishers: circulation,
snmlh'fit cditiiin issued icithin a year, 432.
NEW CASTLE, Garfield Co.. 311t
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande and Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Rds., 12 m. W. of Glen-
wood Springs, the county seat. Has good
coal mines. Fruit and stock district.
NEWS ; Saturdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2; establisheil 1^93; C. A. Hen-
rle. editor and publisher; circulation L.
XOXPAREIL; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 18x21; subscinption. $1.50; estab-
lished 1893; F. D. Peirce & Co., editors and
publishers: circulation L.
OPHIR, San Miguel Co., ll'.Jt pop., on
Rio Grande Southern Rd., about 7 m. S. W.
of Tellurlde. the coimty seat.
3IAILi; Frldavs; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription $2: established 1S94; L. R. Whit-
more, editor ; Mail Publishing Co., publishers.
OURAY, c. li., Oziray Co., ;>,r,;ut pop.,
on Denver & Rio Grande Rd. and Uncom-
pahgre r., about 30 m. S. by S. E. of Mont-
rose. A rich gold and silver mining district.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
18J4; KrnestC. Bacon, editor and publisher.
SIIiVERITE PLAINDEALER; Sat-
urdaj's; four i)ages 20x20; subscription $2;
established 181)1; Humphrey & Hulanlski, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation K.
PAGOSA SPRINGS, c. h. Archu-
leta Co., 227 pop., IS m. W. of Durango and
25. N. of Lumberton, N. Mex., with which it
Is connected by daily stage line. Hot min-
eral springs make it a health resort.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent-demo-
cratic; four pages 18.X24; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1890; D. L. Egger, editor and pub-
lislier; circulation L :•; ;•;.
PITKIN, Gunnison Co., 371t pop.,
on Union Pacific Rd., 25 m. E. by N. E. of
Gunnison, the county seat. Gold, silver and
coal mining and sampling works. Has
stamp and silver mills.
MINER ; Fridays ; republican ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; established
1888; E. R. Lore, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K ^iC :!;.
PUEBLO, c. li., Pueblo Co., 24,558t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
Union Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande and
Missouri Pacific Rds. and Arkansas r., 118
m. S. by S. E. of Denver, the State capital.
Iron and Bessemer steel works located
here; also three smelters, one of which is
the largest in the world. Iron ore is found
in abundance. The supply point and com-
mercial center for an agricultural, stock-
raising and mining country.
CHIEFTAIN ; every morning, and
COLORADO CHIEFTAIN, Thursdays;
republican; eight pages 18x23; Sunday ten
pages; subscription— daily $8, Sunday $2,
weekly $2; established 1868; Chieftain Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula
tlon— daily J, weekly J.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday;
democratic; eight pages 17x24; subscription
$6; established 1886 ; W. B. McKlnney, editor ;
Press Publishini? Co., publishers ; circ'n J.
ANZEIGER; Fridaj-s; German: four
pages 22x28; subscription $2.50; established
18S7; John Michel, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
INDICATOR; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1889; P. Byrnes, editor and publisher;
circulation L ^ i-:.
STATE GUARD; Thursdays; people's
party; four pages 18x24 ; stibscrlption $1; es-
tablished 1882; I. D. Chamberlain, editor and
publisher; circulation J ;•; ;■:.
SUNDAY OPINION; Sundays; repub-
lican: sixteen pages 18x24; sub.scrIptIon $2;
established 1882; E. H. Osgood, editor and
publisher ; circulation K.
TIi>IES; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $l.:5i); established 1894; O. L.
Boyd, editor and publisher.
L.A HER:>IANDAD; monthly; Spanish;
undenominational; four pages 15.\22 ; sub-
scription .50 cents; established 1889; Alex. M.
Darley, editor and publisher; circ'n K ^ :5;.
RED CLIFF, c. h.. Eagle Co., 3S3t
I)op., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 32 m.
N. by X. W. of Leadvllle. Mining district.
EAGLE CO. TI3IES ; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic ; four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50;
84
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
COLORADO.
established 1886; Wm. McCabe, editor and
publislaer; circulation L.
RICO, c. h., Dolores Co., l,134t pop.,
on Rio Grande Soutlieru Rd. and Dolores r.
Mines of gold, silver, copper, iron and coal
abound.
NEWS; Saturdays; republican; four pages
18x24; subscription $1.50; established 1879;
Geo. H. Hutt, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
SUN; Fridays; republican; four pages
16x22; subscription SI. 50; established 1891;
Chas. H. Berry, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued iritlLin a year, 400.
R IDG WAY, Ouraij Co., 50 pop.,
Northern terminal of Rio Grande Southern
Rd., 10 m. N. of Ouray, the county seat.
POPUL.TST; Fridays; people's party;
four pages 13x20; subscriptio}i$2; established
1894; Ellen Y. Cassedy, editor and publisher.
RIFIjE, Garfield Co., on Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe and Denver & Rio
Grande Rd., 27 m. W. of Gleuw^ood Spring.^,
the county seat.
REVEILiLiE; Fridays; independent: four
pages 16x20; subscription SI '(S: established
1890; H. B. Swartz, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L J-i ^.
ROCKY FORD, Otero Co., 468t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd.,
and S. bank of Arkansas r., about 10 m. N.
W. of La Junta, the county seat. Agricult-
ural district.
GRAPHIC; every evening except Sun-
day; republican; four pages ll.xl6; subscrip-
tion $6; established 1S94; Merrit E. Springer,
editor and publisher.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; four pages
17x24; subscription $2; established lS8(i; D. W.
Barkley, editor; Enterprise Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation L •-• ;';;.
SAGUACHE, c. h., Saguache Co., 660f
pop., on Saguache r., about 32 ni. N. by N.
E. of Del Norte Agricultural and mining
country.
COLORADO HERALD; semi weekly
Tuesdays and Fridays; populist; eight pages
11x15; subscription $1.50; established 1888;
Skinner & Palmer, editors and publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 650.
CRESCENT; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1882; Oscar D. Dryan, editor and pub
lisher; circulation, K :•; :•;.
SALiIDA, Chaffee Co., 2,.586t pop., on
Denver & Rio Grande Rd., about 2 m. S by
S. E. of Buena Vista, the county seat. Near
productive iron, copper and silver mines.
MAIL; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; republican; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1880; Howard
Russell editor; Erdlen & Russell, publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued icitldn a
CHAFFEE CO. RECORD; Fridays;
people's party; four pages 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1.50 ; established 1888; H. L. Be van, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation L ?!; :^.
SHENANDOAH, Mnntrose Co., 94t
pop., (JO ni. S. W. of Montrose, the county
seat, and same distance S. of Grand Junc-
tion. Agriculture, mining and stock
raising.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; populist; eight
pages 16x22; subscription $2; established 1891;
J. H. Brandebury, editor and publisher ; cir-
COLORADO.
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 750.
SHERIDAN LAKE, c. h.. Kiowa Co.r
126+ pop., on Missouri Pa'ciflc Rd., 150 m. E.
S. E. of Denver, the State capital. Farniing
and stock raising district.
KIOWA CO. LEADER; Fridays; re
publican ; four pages 15x22 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1890; J. C. Funderburgh
editor and publisher; circulation L.
SILVER CLIFF, c li., Custer Co.,
546+ pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd.,,
25 m. S. by S. E. of Canon City. Mining,
stock raising and agriculture.
RUSTLER; Wedne.sdays ; republican;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Wm J. Orange, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
u'ithin a year, 672.
SILVER PLUME, Clear Creek Co ,
908+ pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 2}4 m.
W. of Georgetown, the county seat. A sup-
ply point for the surrounding silver mining
country.
SILVER STANDARD; Saturdays;
Independent; four pages 16x22; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1885 ; A. B. Clark, editor and
publisher ; circulation L i'fi :^.
SILVERTON, c. h., Sa7i Juan Co.,
1,100 pop., on Denver & Rio Gi-ande and SIl-
verton Rds., about 40 m. N. of Durango. En-
gaged in gold and silver mining.
SILVERTON WEEKLY MINER
AND RED-MOUNTAIN JOURNAL ;
Fridays; independent-republican; four pages
18x24; subscription $3: established 1873; John
T. Baruett, editor and publisher ; circ'n L.
STANDARD; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 15x22; subscription $8; established
1889; H. H. Smith, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
SOUTH DENVER, Arapahoe Co.^
1,491+ pop , a suburb of Denver, the State
capital.
COLORADO CLI3IATOLOGIST;
monthly; hygienic; thirty six pages 7x10;
subscription $2; established 1894; Chas.
Manly, A. M., M. D., editor and publisher.
SPAR, Mineral Co , 300 pop., 16 in.
from Creede, the nearest railroad point on
Denver & Rio Grande Rd. Mining.
SPARK ; Saturdaj's; four pages 11x16;
subscription $2; established 1892; J. D.
Vaughan, editor and publisher; circ'u L.
SPENCER, Gunnisim Co., 350 pop.,
21 m. from Gunnison, the county seat.
Mining Is the chief industry. Agricultuie.
TIMES; Fridays; people's party; four
pages 15x22; established 1894; C. A. Frederick,
editor and publisher.
SPRINGFIELD, c li., Baca Co., t Of
pop., about 48 m. S. of Lamar. Stock raising
and agricultural district.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1885; L. A. Wikoff, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, Houtt
Co., 91 pop., on the Yam pah r., 120 m. N.
W. of Georgetown. Its hot and cold sul-
phur springs make it a summer resort.
PITiOT; Wednesdays; independent; four
pages 13x20; subscrijition $2; established 1885;
Jas. H. Hoyle, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
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COLORADO.
YA:>II»A valley I)E>I0CRAT;
Tuesdays; democratic; four i)aKt's ISx'jO;
estal)lisiit'd 1894; J. \V. Guim, editor; Demo-
<?rat Printing Co., publishers.
STERLING, c. li., Logan Co., 540t
p ip., ou Union Pacific and Burlington &
Missouri River Rds. and South Platte r.,
about 42 ni. N. E. of Fort Morgan. Farming
and stock raising.
IJX^AN CO. ADVOCATE; Satur
•days; republican; eiglit pages lSx24; sub-
scription S2: established 1885: Jolin W.Wil-
son, editor and publisher; circulation L.
POP ('LIST: Fridays; people's party;
eight pages 15x2'2; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1892; J. W. Vandeventer, editor and
pul)lisher; circulation L.
COLORADO CI LTIVATOR AND
KO(KY MOUNTAIN COLONIST}
monthly; immigration; four pages 11x16;
subscription 50 cents; established 1S94; V. P.
Wilson, editor and publisher.
TELLURIDE, c. h., San Miguel Co.,
766t pop., on Rio Grande Southern Rd., at
head of San Miguel r., 45 m. S. of Ridge way.
Agriculture, mining and stock raising.
JOURNAL; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; demo
cratic; four pages ; daily 13x20, weekly 18x24;
subscription— daily $10, weekly $3;' estab-
lished—daily 1894. weekly 1881; H. Servis,
editor; Journal Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation— weeklv K ^i? ?•;.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
four i)ages 18x24; subscription $3; established
18S(); A M. Read, editor; the Telluride Repub-
lican Publishing Co., publlshei's; circ'nL.
TRINIDAD, c. h., Las Animas Co.,
5,523t pop., on Denver & Rio Grande, Union
Pacific and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Hds. and Las Animas r., about 75 m. S. of
Pueblo, and 210 of Denver, the State capital.
Surrounded by fields of coking coal.
Grazing and general fanning.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
:Honday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; four
pages 20x2(i; subscription— daily $7, weekly
%l; established 1882; M. Beshoar, editor; Ad-
vertiser Printing Co., publishers; circulation
-daily K, weeklv K.
EVENING CHRONICLE; every
evening except Sunday, and Sunday morn-
ing: independent; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription—daily $4, w^eekly $2; established
1^9:) ; Stone & Goodale, editors and publishers ;
circulation K ;■: :•;.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdavs; republican;
four pages 15x22 : subscription — daily $5,
weekly SI. 50; established -daily 18S7, weekly
1877: Erwin O. Blair, editor and publisher;
circulation— dailv K. weekly K.
EL PROGRESO; Saturdavs ; Spanish;
four pages 16x22; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1891 ; Geo. C. Shiels, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K.
PEOPLE'S MONITOR ; Fridays; peo
pies ijarty; four pages 15x22; subscription
§1: established 1893; W. A. De Burk, editor
and publisher; circulation \. si;:-;.
UNIVERSITY PARK, Arapahoe
Co., on Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Rd.,
6 m. S. E. of Denver, the State capital. Seat
of Denver University.
HESPERUS; semi-monthlv, during
the college year; college fraternity; four
pages 11x16; subscription §1 ; established 1886;
Students of Denver Universitv, editors and
publishers.
CO-OPERATION ; monthly: four pages
15x22; subscription 25 cents; established 1891;
•J. D. Dillenbeck, editor and publisher.
COLOR A DO.
WALSENBURG, c h., Htierfano
Co., 928t pop., on Denver .t Rio Grande
Rd., about 45 m. S. of Denver, the State
capital. Engaged principally in coal mining.
CACTUS; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription .$2; established
188:i; Geo. B. Wick, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
WORLD ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 20x26 : subscription $2 ; established
1889; C. H. Bissell, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 408.
WARD, (Ward District P. O.)
Boulder Co., 1,000 pop., 18 m. W. by N. W. of
Boulder, the county seat. A mining camp.
MINER; Fridays; four pages 18x24: sub-
scription $1.20; established 1893: L. D. Beck-
with, editor and publisher; circulation L.
WESTCLIFFE, Custer Co., 192t
pop., on Denver & Rio Grande Rd., 30 m.
S. by S. W. of Canon City. Stock raising
and mining.
AVET MOUNTAIN TRIBUNE; Sat
urdays; independent; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription $2; established 1881; Alexander H.
Lacy, editor and publisher ; circulation L.
WRAY, Yiima Co., 125t pop., on Bu»-
lington & Missouri River Rd., about 27 m. E
of Yuma, the county seat. Farming and
stock raising.
RATTLER; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1886; J. N. Counter, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, sixallest edition issued
irithin a year, 408.
YUMA, c. h., Yuma Co., 241t pop., on
Burlington & Missom i Rd., about 27 m. E. of
Akron. Agricultural and stock raising dis-
trict.
PIONEER; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.:")0; estab-
lished 1885; Jesse A. Williams, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
CONNECTICUT.
ANSONIA, ^ew Haven Co., 10,342t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd. and Naugatuck r., 10 m. W. of New
Haven, the county seat, and 16 N. of
Bridgeport. Engaged in the manufacture
of clocks, and brass, copper and woolen
goods.
EVENING SENTINEL; every even-
ing except Sunday and Wednesday, and
SENTINEL, Wednesdays; daily four pages
22x26, weekly eight pages 20x26; subscription-
daily $4, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1884,
weekly 1871 ; J. M. Emerson, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation— daily H :!: , weekly H ?■; .
BERLIN, Hartford Co., 2,600t pop., on
New York, New Haven & Hartford Rd., 11
m. S. S. W. of Hartford, the county seat
and State capital. Engaged principally in
the manufacture of hardware, brick and
terra cotta.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription §1 ; establi-shed 1891 ; J. E. Beale, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued ii-ithin a year, 3,500.
BIRMINGHAM, New Haven Co.,
4,4l:3f in the town of Derby, which comprises
the boroughs of Birmingham, Ansonia and
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CONNECTICUT.
Old Derby and the suburban borough of
Shelton (a part of Birmingliani, although in
another county). Population of Derby town-
ship, 22,000, divided as follows : Bli-niing-
ham, including Shelton and Old Derby,
12,000; Ansouia, 10,000. 10 m. W.of New Haven,
the county seat, on New York, New Haven
& Hartford Rd., and at junction of Nauga-
tuck and Housatonic rivers.
EVENING TK,ANS(!RTPT; every
evening except Sunday and Wednesday, and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays; independent;
four pages 20x24; subscription — daily $4,
weekly $1.50; established— daily 18S9, weekly
1867; The Transcript Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily J >)?. ^, weekly J ^ ^.
BRANFORD, ^^eu? Haven Co., 4,460+
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., 8 m. E. by S.E. of New Haven, the county
seat. Manufacturing town.
OPINION; Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1890; Frederic
A. Fiucli, editor and puVjlisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a yenr, 1,032.
BRIDGEPORT, c. h., Fairfield Co.,
48,866+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Rd. and on Long Island Sound, 56
m. N. E. of New York City. Engaged in
manufacturing sewing machines, carriages,
furniture, firearms and corsets, and in the
coast trade.
EVENING FARMER; every evening
except Sunday, and REPUBLICAN
FARMER, Fridays; democratic; eight
pages— daily 17x24, weekly 19x24; subscrip-
CONNECTICVT.
tion — daily $5, weekly $1 ; established— daily
1863, weekly 1790; Stiles & Tucker, editors and
publishers; circ'n, smallest edition issued
icitltiti a year — daili/ 'd,SOi), lot'cA/*/ 4,OU0. See
publishers' anuoiinceineiit belo>v.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sundaj'; republican; four pages 22x24
subscription $3; established 1879; Louis C
Prindle, editor and publisher; circ'n H ;|s ;!s
EVENING POST ; every evening ex
cept Sunday ; independent ; eight pages 17x22
subscription $3; established 1877; Frank W
Bolande, editor; The Post Publishing Co.
editors and publishers; circulation, actuat
average for the past year, 10,255.
MORNING UNION; every morningex-
cept Sunday and WEEKIiY, Fridays; in-
dependent; eight pages 17x22; subscription^
daily $2.50, weekly 75 cents; established-
daily 1891, weekly 1894; Fred L. Bartlett, edi-
tor; Union Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation—daily H.
STANDARD ; every evening except
Sunday, and REPUBLICAN STAND-
ARD, Fridays; republican; eight pages
17x24; subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1852, weekly 1844; George
C.Waldo and C. W. Burpee, editors; Stand-
ard Association, publishers: circulation —
daily K, weekly J.
BRIDGEPORTER A N Z E I G E R ;
Saturdays; German; democratic; eight pages
15x23; subscription $1.60; established 1885;
William Greisinger, editor and publisher;
circulation K i'^ ^(i .
RUNDSCHAU ; Saturdays?
STAR; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 12x18; subscription $1; established 1890;
W. H. Mav, editor and publisher ; circ'n J ^ jI: .
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; inde-
pendent; eight to twelve pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2; established 1890; Richard
Howell, editor; F. R. Swift, publisher; circu-
lation F.
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DAILY FARMER, WEEKLY FARMER,
2 CENTS A COPY.
$1 A YEAR.
The oldest and almost the only Democratic papers in
Western Connecticut.
STILES &. TUCKER, PUBLISHERS,
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Tbe /^orpipg Telegrz^pb
IS THE ONLY DAILY PAPER IN
© NEW LONDON, CONN., •
To which a guaranteed circulation rating is accorded in the American
Newspaper Directory for 1895. The correctness of the rating is guar-
anteed by a SlOO forfeit, offered by the publishers of the Directory, to
any person who will show that the circulation of the paper is not cor-
rectly stated. Tbe circulation accorded is also larger than any other
paper in the place is credited with.
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CONNECTICUT.
WOCIIEXIJIiATT ; Tlnir-idays ?
IJOAKl) OV TRADE JOl'RNAI.;
monthly; L-omiiioree and finance; forty-six
pages 'Jxl-J; subsfii|>tion $'3; established 1S94;
J. D. Hall & Co., editors and publishers.
EPiSIfiON: monthly, dinin>< the school
year; seholastic; twenty-four pages 8x11;
subscription 50 cents; established 1883;
Students of Bridgeport High School, editors
and publishers.
II I Ci II 5? C II O O li STUDENT;
monthly ?
BRIDGE WATER, Litchfield Co.,
617t- pop., 4 m. E. of Lanesville, the nearest
station, on New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford Rd. Tobacco raising.
A3IERICA\ HOME JOURNAL.;
monthiv; literature; sixteen pages llxUi; sub-
scription 20 cents; established 1892; C. B.
Thompson, editor and publisher; circ'n F ;■< ;•{.
Advertisement.— Xyi^B-ick:^ Home Journal, an
illustrated family story paper. Advertising
rates, 10 cents per Une each insertion, no time
or space discounts. We furnish absolute and
indisputable proof of 30,000 copies monthly,
printed and mailed. As an advertising medium
It cannot De equaled. Circulation general
throughout the U. S. and Canada.
BRISTOL, Hartford Co., 7,382t pop.,
ou Xew York & Xew England Rd., 17 m.
W. of Hartford, the county seat and State
capital. Manufactures clocks, hardware,
brass, knit goods, etc.
H E R A li D ; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22 ; subscription .§1 ; estab-
lished 1885; Herald Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation J.
PRESS; Thursdays ; independent; eight
pages 1.')X22; subscription §1.50; established
1871; W. H. Miller, editor; Bristol Press Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 1,300.
CANAAN, Litchfield Co., ti70t pop.,
at junction of New York, New Haven &,
Hartford and Philadelphia, Reading & New
England Rds., 56 m. N. W. of Hartford, the
State capital, and 73 N. of Bridgeport. Has
blast furnaces and lime kilns.
CONNECTICUT WESTERN
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages 20x26;
subscription §2; established 1871; S. C. Beck-
ley, editor and publisher; circulation J ;;-; .
CLINTON VILLE, -Ve«<; Haven Co.,
2,000 pop. (of township), on New York, New
Haven & Hartford Rd., 12 m. N. E. of
New Haven, the county seat. A manufact-
uring town.
WAYSIDE C.IiEANIXGS; monthly;
sixteen pages 9x13; subscription 25 cents;
established 1891 ; O. A. Brainard, editor ;
Wayside Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n X.
Advertisement.— yiie AVayside Gleanings is a
wide-awake little gleaner of good stories, farm
news, poultry items, specially suited to young
farmers. Circulates in every State. We don't
claim over 60 M. We have all the advertising
our columns can carry. Advertisers stay with
us. They say it paj's them. Rate, 28 cents per
line. No discounts.
COLCHESTER, ^eio London Co.,
2,9>S+ pop., on New Yoi"k, New Haven &
Hartford Rd., about 13 m. S. W. of Willi-
mantic. Has shoe factory, grist, cider and
paper mills.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; neutral; eight
pages 15x22; subscription §1.50; established
1887; E. F. Bigelow, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L ;■< :K .
DANBURY, c. h., Fairfield Co.,
16,552+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford and New York & New England
Rds., 62 ni. N. N.E. of New York City. Manu-
factures hats.
EVENING NEWS ; every evening ex-
cept Wednesday and Sunday, and NEWS,
Wednesdays; indei)endent; eight pages-
daily nx23, weekly 19x2.i; subscription— daily
$4, weekly $1; established— daily 1883, weekly
1870; Flint & Smith, editors and publishers;
circulation— daily smallest edition issued
tcithin a year, 4,000. Weekly J i'fi ;•: .
NEW ENGI.AND DISCIPUE;
monthly, except July and August; disciples;
eight pages 11x14; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1894; E. W.Darst, editor; Danbury
Medical Printing Co., publishers; dated at
Koxburv, Mass.
NEW E N €i I. A N D MEDICAL.
mONTHLY; medical; ninety-six pages
7x10; subscription §1; established 1881; W.
C. Wile, M.D., editor; Danbury Medical Print-
ing Co., publishers; circulation GvrJ;<.
PRESCRIPTION; monthly; phar-
maceutical; sixty seven pages 7x10; sub-
scription $1; established 1891; W. C. Wile,
A.M., M.D., editor; Danbury Medical Priming
Co., publishers; circvilation F j-j j|t.
DANIELSON VILLE, Windham Co.,
1,300 pop.— local estimate 4,C0(I— on New
York & New England Rd. and Quinnebaug
r., 25 m. N. N. E. of Norwich. Manufactures
cotton, woolens, belts, stockings, shuttles
and shoes.
WINDHAM CO. TRANSCRIPT;
Wednesdays; republican; four pages 22x::,0;
subscription $1.50; established 1856; J. Q. A.
Stone, editor; Transcript Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation J i\' :•: .
NEW ENGLAND FANCIER; semi-
monthly; poultry raising; thirty two pages
8x11; subscription 50 cents; established 1886;
Wm. H. Hamilton, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J.
TAYLOR'S H03IE JOURNAL; bl
monthiv; eight pages 13x20; subscription
25 cents ; established 1893 ; Wm. H. Taylor,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued icithin a year, 1,200.
DEEP RIVER, Middlesex Co., 1,397
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford Rd., 30 m, S. by S. E. of Hartford, the
State capital, and same distance E. of New
Haven. A manufacturing town.
NEW ERA ; Fridays; independent ; four
pages 22x28; subscription SI. 25 ; estab-
lished 1874 ; Chas. A. Kirtlaud, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
EAST HARTFORD, Hartford
Co., 4,455t pop., on New York & New Eng-
land Rd., 2 m. E. of Hartford, the county
seat and State capital. Has paper mill,
carriage factories and other industries.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE; Satur
days; independent; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1888; James A. Mar-
tin, editor and publisher; dated also at Glas-
tonbury, Manchester, South Windsor and
Wethersfield; circulation K;-^*.
GAZETTE; Fridavs; eight pages 15x22;
subscription §1.50; established 1885; Henry
B. Hale, editor and publisher; circulation
J ; dated also at Glastonbury and South
Windsor.
GLASTONBURY, Hartford Co.,
3,457+ pop., on the E. bank of the Connecti-
cut r., 7 m. below Hartford, the county seat
and State capital. Manufacturing town.
BULLETIN: Thursdays; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1893: E. H.
Crosby, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallett edition issued tvithin a year, 500,
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GREENWICH, Fairfield Co., 10,131t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
R(l. and Long Island Sound. Residences of
New York City business men. Agriculture.
CIRAPHIC; Saturdays; independent;
•eight pages 15x22 ; subscription §1-50 ; estab-
lished 1881 ; Erwin Edwards, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K :]: ^.
NEW.S; Fridays; independent; four pages
20x26; subscription SI. 50; established 1888; Ed-
win H. Abranis, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,000.
GROTON, A'^ew London Co., 5,539t
pop., on E. bank of Thames r., opposite
New Loudon, one of the two countj- seats.
A summer resort.
KEVIEVV ; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 13x19 ; subscription §1 ; established
1888; \V. P. AUis, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K >\: ;•:.
GUI1.FORD, ^"ew Haven Co.. 2,7S0t
pop., on New York, Xew Haven & Hartford
Rd., 16 m. E. of New Haven, the county seat.
General farming district.
ECHO; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription §1; established 1891; Frederick C.
Nortim. editor; Frederick A. Finch, pub-
lisher; circulation J ^ i-;.
HARTFORD, c. h., Hartford Co.,
Stute Capital, 53,230t pop., on New York
& New England, New York, New Haven &
Hartford and Philadelphia, Reading & New
England Rds. and Connecticut r., about
35 111. N. N. E. of New Haven. Engaged in
commerce and manufacturing.
COUKAXT; every morning except Sun-
day, and CONNECTICUT COURANT,
■weekly, twice-a-week, Mondays and Thurs-
days; republican; ten to twelve pages 17x24;
subscription— daily $8, weekly $1 ; established
—daily 1837, weekly 1764; Hartford Courant
Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n— daily
•G :■; i\i. weekly G vr :!^.
POST; every evening except Sunday, and
CONNECTICUT POST, Thursdays; re-
publican; dally eight to twelve pages 17x24,
weekly twelve pages; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $1; established 1858; Evening Post As-
sociation, publishers; circulation — daily F,
weekly J.
TELEGRAM; every morning except
Sunday; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription §5; established 1883; The Hartford
Telegram Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation H ^ i'fi.
TI.>IES: every evening except Sunday,
and WEElKLiY, Thursdays; cfemocratic;
daily ten pages 17x23, weekly twelve pages;
subscription — daily $8, weekly SI : estab-
lished—daily 1841, weekly 1817; Burr Bros.,
editors and publishers; circulation, actual
averaye for the past year— daily 12,209,
n-eekly 6,7ly.
AUERICAN CYCLIST; Fridays;
cycling: thirty-two pages 9x12; subscription
$1; established 1890; Joseph Goodman, editor
and publisher; circulation G ;•; ;■:.
Advert isement.— The Amekicax Cyclist, Hart-
ford. Ci^nn., devoted to the interests of Cycling
and the Cycle Trade. Circulation, 7,(HX) copies
weekly; reaches all of the manufacturers,
dealers and cycling clubs in New England and
the MitUUe States. The only exclusive cycle
publication in Connecticut. Sample copy and
adyerUsLng rates on application. Subscription
Sl.W per year. Pages 10x8, three columns to
page.
CHRISTIAN SECRETARY;
Wednesdays; undenominational; sixteen
pages 11x15; subscription S2; established 18>2;
V'.A- ^iddock. editor and publisher; circu
lation J ^ :!t.
CONNECTICUT CATHOLIC; Sat-
urdays ; Roman catholic ; eight pages 17x23;
CONNECTICUT.
subscription $2 ; established 1876 ; M. F. Scan-
Ian, editor and publisher; circulation J.
CONNECTICUT FARMER; Satur-
days; agricultural; twenty pages 11x15; sub-
scription §1.50; established 18(9; J. A. Spald-
ing, editor ; The Farmer Publishing and
Printing Co.. publishers; circulation H ;•; i'fi.
EXAMINER: Saturdays; independent;
eiglit pages 15x2^; subscription $1; estab-
lisiied 1881 ; Robert Peyne, editor; Examiner
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J.
FARMINCiTON VAT. liEY HER.
ALI) AM) JOURNAL. ; Saturdays?
tw L( O B E ; Sundays ; republican ; eight
pages 17x24; subscription §1; established
1876; Allen Willey, editor and publisher;
circulation G.
HARTFORDER HEROL.D; Satur
days ; German ; independent ; eight pages
15x22; subscription SI; established 1883 ; F.
J. Petsch, editor and publisher ; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,200.
JOURNAL; Sundays ; independent ;
eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1867; Joseph H. Barnum, editor and
publisher ; circulation H ;■? j-j.
RELIGIOUS HERALD; Thursdays;
congregational ; sixteen pages 11x15 ; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1843 ; Religious
Herald Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion J ^ 55^.
TRINITY TABLET; every three
weeks, during tlie collegiate year; collegiate;
forty pages 7x10; subscription $2; established
1866; Students of Trinity College, editors and
publishers; circulation L J;? :^.
CHRONICLE; monthly?
FRATERNAL NEWS; monthly; Im-
proved Order of Red Men ; sixteen pages 9x12 ;
subscription $1 ; established 1893; A. M. Green,
editor; Fraternal News Co., publishers; cir-
lation J.
INSURANCE JOURNAL ; monthly;
insurance; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription
$3; established 1873; Harry Hayden, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
ITEMS OF INTEREST; monthly;
undenominational ; fourteen pages 8x11 ;
subscription 25 cents; established 1891; Geo.
M. Hersey and Fred. H. L. Hammond, editors;
Young Men's Christian Association, pub-
lishers.
AVORTHINGTON'S ILLUS-
TRATED MAGAZINE; monthly; liter-
ary; one hundred and four pages 7x10; sub-
scription $2.50; established 1893; Alfred D.
Worthington, editor; A. D. Worthingtou &
Co., publishers; circulation G.
YOUNG PEOPLE AT ^VORK;
monthlj' ; undenominational ; twenty-four
pages 9x12; subscription 50 cents; established
lb93; J. P. Gavitt & A. H. Crosby, editors and
publishers; circulation J ;!; :^.
HARTFORD SEMINARY
RECORD; bi-monthly. October, Decem-
ber, February, April, June and August;
protestant episcopal; sixty eight pages 6x10;
subscription SI ; established 1S90 ; Faculty
of Hartford Theological Seminary, editors;
Hartford Seminary Press, publishers ; circu-
lation, actxial average for the past year, 900.
INDIAN BULLETIN ; quarterly?
JOURNAL OF INEBRIETY; guar
terly, Januar.v, April, July and October;
medical; one hundred and forty pages 6x9;
subscription S2 ; established 1879; T. D. Croth-
ers, M.D., editor; published under the aus-
pices of the American Association for the
Cure of Inebriates ; circulation K :*j :^i.
LITCHFIELD, c. h., Litchfield Co.,
3,304+ pop., on Shepaug, Litchfield & North-
ern Rd. A summer resort.
ENQUIRER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages 20x27: subscrintion $1.5ii: estab-
lished 1826: Geo, C. Woodruff, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 1,056.
LYME, ^^eiv London Co., 977t pop.,
on New York, New Haven & Hartford Rd.,
90
GEO. P. ROAYELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
about 10 m. "W, of New London. Has grist
and saw mills, granite quarry, wool mills
and paper manufactory.
SOUND BREEZE; Tuesdays; eight
pages 15x22; subscription ,$1; established
18S9; F. L. Babeock, editor and publisher;
dated at Old Lyme; circulation K.
MANCHESTER, Hartford Co.,
8,222t pop., on New York & New England
Rd., 8 m. E. of Hartford, the county seat
and State capital. Manufactures paper,
silk, woolens, electric lamps, dynamos and
motors.
HERALiD ; semi-weekly, "Wednesdays
and Saturdays; Independent; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1881;
Elwood S. Ela, editor and publisher; circ'n J.
MERIDEN, -Vew Haven Co., 21,652t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
and New York & New England Rds., 18 m.
N. by N. E. of New Haven, the county seat,
and same distance S. byS. W. of Hartfoi'd,
the State capital. Manufactures silver-
plated and Britannia metal goods, hard-
ware, cutlery, steel pens, guns, glassware
and cabinet organs.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day; independent; eight pages 17x22, Satur-
days sixteen pages; subscription $8; estab-
lished 18S3; The Journal Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation H.
MORNING RECORD; every morning
except Simday, REPUBLICAN, every
evening except Sunday; and WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN Thursday; morning neu-
tral; evening and weekly, republican; morn
ing four pages 15x22, evening and weekly
eight pages; subscription— daily, morning $3,
evening $18, weekly $1; established— morning
1893, evening and weekly 1862; The Republi-
can Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation— morning, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 3,u00. Evening H i\: ^, weekly
ri'lERIDENER ZEITUNG; Saturdays;
German; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1892; William Maybaum, editor;
German American Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation K.
ASSOCIATION NEWS; monthly; un-
denominational; eight pages 8x11; subscrip-
tion 25 cents; established is93; A. H. Wilcox,
editor; Young Men's Christian Association,
publishers.
B I B L I A ; monthly ; oriental archceology ;
sixty-two pages 6x10; subscription $1; estab-
lished 188S ; Chas. H. S. Davis, editor; Biblia
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J j|j H^.
DAWN; monthly; scholastic; twentv-
f our pages 9x12 ; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1892: Rev. Geo. L. Coburn, editor;
Connecticut School for Boys, publishers:
circulation K i'fi ^.
MIANUS, Fairfield Co., 475 pop., 2 m.
N. E. of Greenwich, on New York, New
Haven & Hartford Rd.
^ORCHARD AND MILL; quarterly,
January, April, July and October; cider and
vmegar making; sixteen pages 9x12; sub-
scription 30 cents; established 1889; F. T.
Palmer, editor and publisher; circulation J.
MIDDEETOWN, Middlesex Co.,
9,013t- pop.— local estimate, 17,000— on New
York, New Haven & Hartford Rd. and
Connecticut r., 35 m. from its mouth in
Long Island Sound. Connected with New
York City by daily line of steamers. Various
manufactures. Location of the State Asy-
lum for the Insane.
HERALD ; every evening except Sun-
CONNECTICUT.
day; independent; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $3; established 1883; F. H. Alford,
editor; Middletown Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation, smallest edition issued
irithin a year, 2,275.
PENNY PRESS; every evening except
Sunday, and SENTINEL AND WIT-
NESS, Thursdays; independent-democratic;
daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight pages;
subscription — daily $3, Aveeklv $1; estab-
lished— daily 1880, weekly 1823; Ernest King,
editor: Ernest King & Co.. publishers; circu-
lation — daily, smallest edition issued ivithin
a year, 6,0(IU. Weekly K :;■: ^.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day; republican; four pages 19x22; sub-
scription S3; established 1S93; E. F. Bigelow,
editor and publisher: circulation J :H ♦•
WESLEYAN ARGUS; Tuesdays, dur-
ing the college year: collegiate: twenty-four
pages 8x11; subscription $2; established 1868;
Students of the Senior, Junior and Sopho-
more Classes of Wesleyan University, editors
and publishers: circulation K JjS ifJ.
WESLEYAN lilTERARY
MONTHLY; during the college year; col-
legiate; forty- four pages 6x9; subscription $2;
established 1892 : Students of Wesleyan Col-
lege, editors and publishers ; circ'n K ^ ^.
MILFORD,A^e"' Haven Co., 3,811t pop.,-
on New York, New Haven & Hartford Rd.,
and Long Island Sound ; 10 m. S. W. of New
Haven. Manufactures carriages, boots and
shoes, straw goods and book sewing
machinery.
CITIZEN; Fridays; independent; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1894; John C. F. Davis, editor; Edwin H^
Abrams, publisher.
MOODTJS, Middlesex Co., 800 pop., in
East Haddani township, abotit 12 m. S. E
of Middletown. A mantifacturing town.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY
ADVERTISER; Fridays; neutral; eight
pages 15x22; stibscription $1.50; established
1869; G. P. Lecrenier, editor; Fowler &
Leerenier, publishers; circulation J ;|c ^.
MOOSUP, Windham Co., 1,600 pop.,
on New York & New England Rd. About
18 m. N. E. of Norwich. Manufactures cot-
ton and woolen goods.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eiglit pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1881; Chas. F. Burgess, editor and pub-
lisher; prints an edition for Plainfleld; com-
bined circulation J.
MYSTIC, -?^ew London Co., 3,000 pop.»
on New York, New Haven & Hartford Rff.
and both sides of Mystic r., 11m. E. of New
London, one of tlie two county seats.
Woolen mill, spool and silex works, ma-
chines for cotton gins, printers' and book-
binders' machine works, etc. Engaged also-
in shipbuilding.
PRESS; Fridays ; independent-repub-
lican ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1873; L. M. Guernsey, editor and'
publisher; circulation K ^ ^c.
NAUGATUCK, Neio Haven Co.,
6.218t pop., on New York, New Haven «&
Hartford Rd., 5 m. S. of Waterbury. Man-
ufactures rubber clothing, rubber boots
and shoes, woolen underwear, buttons and
farming implements.
CITIZEN; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 20x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
1885; E. R. Clyma, editor andpublisher; circu-
lation, actual average for tJie past year, 1,045..
Adcertisement.—lhe Citizen succeeded the Rct-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
91
CONXECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT.
< and Agitator (consolidated by E. R. Clyma !
pril, 18S!)), and IS the local paper of Naupa-
vieir
in Aj , .
tuck. It is read by practically all residents
who read En^rlish. It has broken up one cor-
rupt political rinfr of llfteen years' standing,
and is alwavs independent and acgressive —
never, neutral. It is well in-inted on good
paper, and its editor has a backbone and a cou-
sclence.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; Independent;
eight pages 18x24: subscription §1.75; estab-
lished 1877; B. A. Peck, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
NEWS; Thursdays; eight pages 18x24;
subscription .SI; established 1894; Irving J.
Keyes, editor and publisher.
NEW BRITAIN, Hartford Co.,
19,007+ pop., on New York & New England
and New York, New Haven I't Hartford Rds.,
10 m. S. "\V. of Hartford, the county seat
and State capital. Engaged in manufactur-
ing hardware, jewelry, knit goods and other
articles.
HERAIjD; everj' evening except Sun-
day; independent ; eight pages 17x24; sub-
scription .§7; established 1S76; Herald Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n J.
RECORD; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican;
four pages 17x23; subscription — daily $5,
weekly $1; established 1858; J. L. Doyle, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily K ;■; ^,
weekly J ^ :■?.
BEE; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
lySC; T. S. Sneath, editor and publisher; circu
lation K.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; Independ-
ent; four pages 20x26; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1S86; T. H. Kehoe, editor; Kehoe &
Crosbv, i)ubllshers; circulation J 51; ;■;.
UliiH SCHOOL, REFLECTOR;
monthly, during the school year; scholastic;
twenty-four pages 9x12; subscription 50
cents; established 1894; Students of New
Britain High School, editors and publishers.
NEW CANAAN, Fairfield Co.,
2,701+ pop., on New York, New Haven tt
Hartford Rd., 5 m. \V. by N. W. of Norwalk
and 8 N. by N. E. of Stamford. Principal
manufactures are boots, shoes and clothing.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; independ-
ent; four pages isx24; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1877; William W. Kirk, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
NEW HARTFORD, Litchfield Co.,
3,160+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford and Philadelphia, Reading & New
England Rds., 29 m. N. W. of Hartford, the
State capital. A manufacturing town.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription S1..5U; established
1881; Henry R. Jones, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
NEW HAVEN, c. h., New Haven
Co., M,29S+ pop., on New York, New Haven
& Hartford Rd., at head of New Haven bay,
4 m. from Long Island Sound and 73 N. E. of
New York City. Seat of Yale College. Has
considerable foreign trade. Manufactures
carriages, india-rubber and guttapercha
goods, fire-arms, cutlery, musical instru-
ments, etc., and iron and steel goods.
CONNECTICUT REPUBLIKAN-
ER : everv morning except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Saturdavs; German; repub-
lican; four pages— dailv 14x'2(». weekly 19x24;
subscription— daily §6.50, weekly $2: estab-
lished—daily 1879, weekly 1867; Weigand
Schlein, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily K, weekly K.
EVENINCi LEADER; every evening
except Sundays ; eight pages 17x22; subscrip-
tion .So; established 1892; C. W. Pickett, edi-
tor; Evening Leader Co., publishers; circula-
tion G :•: :!^.
EVENINCi REGISTER; every evening
except Sunday, SUNDAY ;>IORNIN(i
and COLUMBIAN REGISTER, Thurs
days; democratic; dally— four pages 22.x28,
Sunday and weekly eight jjages liix28 ; sub-
scription—daily S6. Sunday §2, weekly $1;
established— daily 1810. Sunday 1877, weekly
1812: N. G. Osborn, edit(U-; Register Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily G >;; ;H,
EVENING UNION; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, Sunday morning, and WEEK-
LY, Wednesdays; independent; daily and
weekly eight pages 16x22, Sunday twelve
pages; subscription— daily $3, Sunday S2,
weekly SI; established— daily 1857, Sunday
1856, weekly 1865; New Haven Union Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation— daily, s»ioiZ-
eat edition issued within a year, 13,000. Week-
Iv K :■; ^.
Advertisement.— In Connecticut the Sunday pa-
per having the largest issue is the New- Haven
Uxiox. No other Sunday paper in the State
gets credit for issuing much more than one-half
as many.— From Pi^inters^ Ink, issue of May 8,
1895.
MORNING JOURNAL AND COU-
S5 RIER ; everv morning except Sunday, and
CONNECTICUT HERALD AND
JOURNAL, Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 18x22; subscription— daily $6, weekly
$1; established— daily 1832, weekly 1766; The
Carrington Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily H^.;;-;, weekly KH^:-;.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday; democratic; eight pages 17x22;
subscription §5.50: established 18b2; Morning
News Co.. editors and publishers; circula-
tion H 5-; s-J.
PALLADIUM; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican; eight pages— daily 18x22, weekly
18x23; subscription- dailv §6, weekly SI;
established — daily 1840, weekly 1828; Palla-
dium Co., editors and publishers; circulation
—daily H, weekly K.
YALE DAILY NEWS; every evening
except Saturday and Sunday, and YALE
ALUMNI W^EEKLY, Tuesdays during
the college year: collegiate; four pages
12x16; subscription— daily $4, weekly $2; es-
tablished—daily 1876, weekly 1^9l; Students
of Yale College, editors and ptiblishers ; cir-
culation— daily. SHifj/Zcstt'd/ffon issued loit/an
a year, 1.250. Weekly K iji ^.
ANZEIGER; Saturdays; German; four
pages 16x22; subscription SI ; established 1891 ;
H.Busmann, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
CATHOLIC STANDARD; Satur-
davs; Roman catholic: eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription §2; established 1889; H. C. Sullivan,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
COMMERCIAL R EC O R D ; Satur-
days; commercial; twenty eight pages 9x13;
subscription $3; established 18S2; W. C. War-
ren, editor; Record Publishing Co., publish-
ers: circulation K ;■; :•:.
CONNECTICUT FREIE PRESSE;
Wednesdays; German; four pages 1.5x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1876; H. Busmann,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year. 980.
CONNECTICUT VOLKSBLATT ;
Saturdays; German; independent: four
pages 15x22; subscription $1.60; established
1885; Dr. Joseph Zeisler, editor and ptiblisher;
circulation K.
LA STELLA D'lTALIA; Saturdays;
Italian; four pages 16x22; subscription $1.25;
established 1892: E. S. Savarese, editor; Paul
Russo. inibllsher; circulation K s-s 5-:.
SHORE LINE TIMES; Fridays; in-
dependent ; eight pages 18x24 ; subscription
S1.25; established 1877; E. G. Allis, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued ii-ithin a year, 1.6*0.
SVENSKA CONNECTICUT ^ POS-
TEN OCH OESTERNS TRIBUN i
92 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT.
The mote removed, but-
That there are pressmen who are accorded a subsidy from
firms supplying them the ink they use is a fact that is acknowledged and is greatly to be
deplored. An instance came to light a few days ago in which one of such pressmen in New
York deservedly came to grief. A salesman made him a "present" of a bill with a "V" in
the corner, and received an order for a small quantity of ink. A few minutes later, the
pressman came into the office, where the salesman and proprietor were talking, and walking
up to the latter said: "This gentleman has just presented me with $5, which I will turn
over to you, I have no use for it." The proprietor turned to the salesman, who looked at
the pressman a moment, and said : "Why not turnover the 'fifty 'you received last week
and which you get every month from the firm supplying you regularly with ink ? It would
perliaps be as well to make the affair complete while you are about it." The denouement
was too much for the pressman, and his embarrassment made a denial of little avail. — Inland
Printer for October, 1894.
These things do not happen to the pressman
when the office buys ink of me.
I save pressmen's fees, traveling expenses, col-
lection fees, salesmen's salaries, all by my system of
collecting
CASH BEFORE SHIPMENT,
WHICH ENABLES ME TO SELL
FINEST JOB INKS in %-\h. cans. Selected colors,
four cans for $i.
-BEST POSTER INK (any color), in 5-lb. cans for $1.
THE VERY BEST NEWS INK— 500 lbs. for $20, 100
lbs. for $5, 25 lbs. for $1.50.
Send order (with check) to
PRINTERS INK JONSON,
8 Spruce St., New York,
The man who, in these times, consents to pay from eight to twenty-five cents a pound
for news ink when he can buy a better article of me for four cents— and buys carmine at two
dollars an ounce when I will sell him four ounces of the identical stuff for fifty cents, and
other Job Inks in proportion, must either be very wealthy or very much under the influence
■of a pressman who is on excellent terms with the ink manufacturer.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
93
COXNECTICUT.
Saturdays; Swedish; eight pages 16x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1891; H. M. Llnd-
blade, editor; Conn. Post Publishing Co.,
publishers; print editions for Bridgeport
and New Britain: combined circ'n K :'fi i\i.
YAI^E COURANT; bi-weelcly, during
the college year; collegiate; independent;
twenty-four pages 9x12; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1863; Students of Yale College, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation L.
YAIjE RECORD; bi-weekly during
the college year; collegiate; pictorial; six-
teen pages 9x11; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 18?2; Students of Yale College, editors
and publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issui'd n-ithin a near, 1,100.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF SCI-
ENCE; monthly; scientitic; one hundred
and two pages 6x9; subscription $6; estab-
lished 1818; James D. & E. S. Dana, editors
and publishers; civc\i\a.t\on, smallest edition
issued irithin a year, 1,000.
CRESCENT; monthly, during the school
year; scholastic; thirty pages 8x12; subscrip
tion 60 cents; established 1882; Students of
the Hillhouse High School, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L.
CRITIC ; monthly, during the school
year; scholastic; twenty-four pages 9x12;
subscription 75 cents; established 1873; Stu-
dents of Hopkins Grammar Scliool, editors
and publishers ; circulation L.
FENCE; monthly, during the school year;
scholastic; twenty pages 8x11; subscription
75 cents; established 1892 ; Students of Hop-
kins Grammar School, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation L, ^ ^.
FIERY CROSS: monthly; Order of
Scottish Clans; four pages 10x12; subscription
50 cents; established 1894; Geo. D. Bone,
editor and publisher.
HIBERNIAN RECORD ; monthly;
Ancient Order of Hibernians; four pages
16x22: subscription SI; established 1878; John
D. Cunningham & Co., editors and publish-
ers ; circulation K.
HOUSEHOLD PILOT; monthly;
eight pages 18x19: subscription 25 cents; es-
tablished 1879; J. F. Bliven, editor; Pilot
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation C.
LADIES' HOME JEWEL; monthly ;
literature; sixteen pages 11x15 ; subscription
50 cents; established 189:]; Modern Art Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation J.
LOOIIIS' 31USICAL AND MA-
SONIC JOURNAL; monthly; twenty-
four pages 9x12; subscription $1; established
1867; C. M. Loomis' Sons, editors and pub
Ushers; circulation, smallest edition issued
icitiiin a year, 1,000.
MODERN OUEEN; monthly ?
RADIATOR; monthly, during the school
year; scholastic; twenty six pages 9x12
subscription 50 cents; established 1893; Stu-
dents of Hillhouse High School, editors and
publishers: circulation K ;•< >H.
YALE LITERARY MAGAZINE;
monthlv. during the college year; colle-
giate; sixtv-six pages 6x9; subscription $3;
established 1836; Students of Yale College,
editors and publishers ; circulation L.
YALE 31 E D I C A L J O U R N A L ;
monthlv; medical; sixty-two pages 7x10;
subscription $i: established 1894; Wm. J.
Sheehan. Jr., editor; Students of Yale Medi-
cal School, publishers.
YALE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY;
except July, August and September; scienti
fie: sixtye'ight pages 6x9; subscription $2.50;
established 1894; The Senior Class of the
Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University,
editors and publishers.
WORLD-CHRISTIAN ; bimonthly;
Christian; six pages 8x11: subscription 25
cents; established 1893; Secretary of the
Managing Committee for Christian Workers,
editor : The Bureau of Supplies, International
Christian Workers' Association, publishers.
T II E T A XI FRATERNITY
<iUAIlTERLY; October, January, April
and June; college fraternity; eight pages
COXNECTICUT.
7x10; subscription $1; established 1892; Chas.
W. Hoyt, editor and publisher; circulation K.
YALE REVIEW; quarterly, February,
May, August and November; history and
political science; one hundred and fourteen
pages 6x10; subscription $3; established 1892;
Profs. George P. Fisher, George P. Adams,
Henry W. Farnam, Arthur T. Hadley, and
Dr. John C. Schwab, editors; Tuttle, Moore-
house & Taylor, publishers; circ'n K :1^ i-i.
NEW LONDON, c. h., Xeto London
Co., 13,757+ pop., on New York, New Ha-
ven & Hartford and Central Vermont P>,ds.
and Thames r,, about 3 m. from its mouth
in Long Island Sound. Has a good harbor.
Engaged in commerce and manufacturing.
A summer resort.
DAY ; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEK, Thursdays; republican; eight
pages— 18x22}^; subscription— dailj' $5, weekly
§1; established— daily 1881, weekly 1882: Theo-
dore Bodenwein, editor; Day Publishing
Co., publishers ; circ'n— daily, smallest edition
issited irithin ay ear, 2,700. Weekly K ^ ;;<.
Advertisement.— Mi advertising for The Day ac-
cepted with the unequivocal guarantee that it
has the largest circulation of any Kew London
paper, both in the city and in adjoining towns,
and four times the circulation of any New Lon-
don evening paper. Money refunded should
these claims be proven incorrect. A forfeit of
$100 is offered to any New London paper that
will prove it has a larger circulation than The
Day.
CtJLOBE; every evening except Sunday;
Independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
$3; established 1891; The (New) Globe Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation J.
MORNING TELEGRAPH ; every
morning except Sunday: democratic: eight
pages 18x24; subscription $5; established
18S5; Walter Fitzmaurice, editor; The Tele-
gi-aph Co., publishers; circulation H. See
publishers' annouuceinent on page S6-
JOURNAL OF THE NEW ENG-
LAND WATER WORKS ASSOCIA-
TION; quarterly, March, June, September
and December; one hundred pages 6x10; sub-
scription $2: established 1886: New England
Water Works Association, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, actual average for the
past year, 950.
NEW MILFORD, Litchfield Co.,
3,917+ poll, (of township), on New York, New
Haven & Hartford Rd. and Housatonic r.,
16 m. N. of Danbury and 35 N. by N. E. of
Bridgeport. Engaged in tobacco trade and
manufacturing.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; four
pages 22x26: subscription $2 ; established 1872;
Joshua A. Bolles, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J i'fi.
NEWTOWN, Fairfield Co., 3,539t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., 9 m. W. of Danbury, one of the two
county seats. Has several saw, grist and
cider mills and carriage, wagon, woolen,
comb and button factories
BEE; Fridays ; independent; eight pages
20x26; subscription $1.25; established 1878;
Allison P. Smith, editor; Bee Publishing Co.,
publishers; circidation J :I-; JjJ.
NIANTIC, ^Ye«7 London Co., 500 pop.,.
on New York York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd. Has lumber factories and two granite
works.
CONNECTICUT EASTERN NEWS;
Thursdays: four pages 20x26; subscriiJtion
$1; established 1S94; Chas. A. Kirtland, edi-
tor and publisher.
NORWALK, Fairfield Co., 17,747f
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hart-
S4
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
ford Rd. and Norwalk r., 42 m. N. E. of
New York City. Engaged principally in
manufacturing.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun
day, and ^VEERLlY^ Fridays; independ-
ent ; daily four pages 17x22, weekly eight pages
15x22; subscription— daily $3, weekly $1; es-
tablished 1800; A. H. Byingtou, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily K, weekly J.
HOUR; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 22x28 ; subscription $1 ; established 1871 ;
jB. W. Maples, editor ; W. K. Maples, publish-
er ; circulation, actual average for the past
year, 3,815.
NORWICH, c. h., Neio London Co.,
16,156+ pop., on Central Vermont and New
York & New England Rds.. at head of navi-
gation on Thames r., 13 m, N. of New Lon-
don, the other county seat. Steamers make
■daily ti-ips to New York City. Engaged in
general commerce and manufacturing.
EVENING RECORD; every evening
•except Sunday, and COOLEY'S WEEK-
LY, Fridays; daily democratic, weekly
independent; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion—daily $6, weekly 5U cents; established-
daily 1888, weekly 1876; Cleworth & Pullen,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily J,
weekly H.
MORNING BULLETIN; every morn
Ing except Sunday, and COURIER, Fri-
days; republican; daily six pages 17x22,
weekly eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily
^6, weekly oU cents; established — daily 1858,
weekly 1796 ; Bulletin Co., editors and pub-
lishers: circ'n — daily K :!; ^. weeklj' J ^: ;;-:.
POST; Saturdays; society; twenty pages
11x16; subscription $1; established 1893; A. E.
Beck with, editor; Norwich Printing and
Binding Co.. publishers; circulation L.
ACADE3IY JOUKNAL; monthly,
•during school year; scliolastic; fourteen
pages 8x11; subscription 50 cents; established
1889; Students of Norwich Free Academy,
editors and publishers; circulation L.
PORTLAND, Middlesex Co.. 4,687t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford Rd., 14 m. S. of Hartford, the State
capital. Quarries of brown stone here, em-
ploying about 1,200 men.
MIDDLESEX CO. RECORD ; FrI
■days; neutral; twelve pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1.50; estal)lished 1885; E. F. Bigelow,
editor and publisher; circulation K :]: ^1:.
OBSERVER; monthly; popular science;
forty pages 6x9; subscription $1; established
1890; E. F. Bigelow, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L ^c JlJ.
WHITE RIBBON BANNER;
monthly; temperance; four pages 11x16; sub-
scription 25 cents; established 1890; Miss H. E.
Culver, editor and publisher; ciro'a L :•: ^^.
PUTNAM, Windham Co., 6,512t pop.,
on New York & New England Rd. and
Quinebaug r., 33 m. N. by N. E. Norwich, 26
S. of Worcester, Mass., and 61 S. E. of Bos-
ton. Engaged in the manufacture of cot-
ton, woolen and silk goods, boots, slippers
and shoes, cutlerj', steam heaters, clothing,
trunks and carriages. Has lumber yards
and wood-working establishments.
PATRIOT; Fridays; independent-re-
publican; eight pages 18x25; subscription $2;
established 1872; A. W. Macdonald, editor;
Macdonald & Williams, publishers ; circu-
lation, acfxuil average for the past iienr, 1,303.
WINDHAM CO. STANDARD; Wed-
nesdays; independent; eight pages 18x24; sub
scription $1; established 1882; Nathan W.
Kennedy, editor and publisher; circulation,
actual average for the lyast year, 2,388.
CONNECTICUT.
RIDGEFIELD, Fairfield Co., 2,235t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., 10 m. S. of Danbury, one of the two
county seats, and 17 N. by N. W. of Norwalk.
A summer resort of New York City resi-
dents. Farming district.
PRESS; Fridays; Independent; eight
pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; established
1874; Ed. C. Bross, editor; The Ridgefield
Press Printing Co., publishers; cii'culatlon K.
ROCKVILLE, Tolland Co., 7,172^
pop., on New York & New England Rd., 16 m.
N. E. of Hartford, the State capital. Manu-
factures envelopes and woolen and silk
goods.
.JOURNAL; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22: subscription $1; estab-
lished 1866; Thomas S. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, actual average for the
jiaat year, l,ol6.
TOLLAND CO. LEADER; Thurs-
days; independent; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1879; B. L. Burr,
editor and publisher; circulation, sviallest
edition issued ivithin a year, 960.
CONNECTICUT CITIZEN; monthly,
except July and August; temperance; four
pages 11x15; subscription 20 cents; established
1891; J. H. James, editor; Connecticut Tem-
perance Union, publishers.
SEYMOUR, N'ew Haven Co., 3,300t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., at the confluence of Naugatuck,
Bladen and Little rs., which supply water
power for many large factories. Engaged
in the manufacture of paper, horseshoe
nails, marine telegraph cables, rubber, cop-
per, brass, iron, plush goods and mechanics'
tools.
RECORD ; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 15x2<!: subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1871; W. C. Sharpe, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, actual average for the
past year, 1,053.
SOUTHINGTON, Hartford Co.,
5,501+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Rd., 20 m. N. of New Haven.
Manufactures general hardware, tinners'
machines and tools, carriage hardware,
pocket cutlery, plumbers' goods, paper bags
and wood screws.
P H CE N I X ; Fridays ; Independent ;
foiu- pages 22x28 ; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1876; Wni. J. Holden, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 816.
SOUTH MANCHESTER, Hart-
ford Co., 0,000 pop., on South Manchester
Rd., 8 m. E. of Hartford, the county seat
and State capital. Manufactures silk and
paper.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1893; W. J. Flood,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 1,000.
LUTHERANEN; mouthly ; Swedish;
evangelical luiheran ; eight pages 10x13 ;
subscription 25 cents; established 1892; Au-
gustus G. Olsson, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 500.
SOUTH NORWALK, Fairjield
Co., 4,875 pop., on New York, New Haven
& Hartford Rd. and Norwalk r., 33 m. S. W.
of New Haven and 42 N. E. of New York
City. Hat manufacturing and oyster busi-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
95
CONNECTICUT.
CONNECTICUT.
ness carried on. Connected with Norwalk
by liorse cars.
EVENINCi SENTIXEIi} every evening
except Sunday; republican; eiRlit pages
15x22; subscription S'l; establislied 1S87;
James Golden, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J;); :i:.
SOUTHPORT, Fatrfidd Co., 1,000
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd. and Long Island Sound. Onion raising
and shipping tlie principal in<lustry.
CHRONICLE; semi-weekly, Mondays
and Thursilavs; four pages 2Ux2S; subscrip-
tion )^1.25; established 1S91; K. C. Mallette,
editor; Dunham & Mallette, publishers; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year. ."i50.
STAFFORD SPRINGS, Tolland
Co., 2,o.j:;+ pop., on Central Vermont Rd.
and Willimantic r., 50 m. N. of New Lon-
don. Engaged in the manufacture of
woolen and iron goods. Mineral springs
located here.
PRESS; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1858 ; J. McLaughlin & Son, editors and pub-
lishers ; prints an edition for South Coventry;
combined circulation J.
STAMFORD, Fairfield Co., 15,700t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd. and Long Island Sound, 34 m. from New
York City, and residence of many of its
business men. Has lumber yards, lock
works, straw hat factory, coloring extract,
liquorice, and various other manufactur-
ing concerns.
ADVOCATE; every evening except
Thursday and Sunday, and WEEEKLY,
Thursdays; republican; daily four pages I7x
22, weekly eight pages; sub.sci-iption — daily
§4, weekly $1.50; established — daily 1892,
weekly 1829; Gillespie Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
xvithin a year— daily 2,0JO, weekly 1,800.
CITY "POST; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 15x22; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1894; Weed & Kenefic, editors and
publishers.
RECORD; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1883; L. B. Edwards, editor and pub-
lisher, circulation K.
STONINGTON, ^"^ew London Co.,
7,184+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Rd. A port of entry on the sea-
coast at eastern extremity of Long Island
Sound, 12 m. E. of New liOndon, one of the
two county seats. Providence & Stoning-
ton Steamship line connects with New
York City daily. Engaged in coast trade
and manufacturing.
MIRROR; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1869; Jerome S. Anderson, editor; Stonington
Publishing Co , publishers; circulation J.
THOMASTON, Litchfield Co., 3,2:8t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd., 10 m. N. of Waterbury. Has rolling
mills. The works of the Seth Thomas Clock
Co. are located here.
EXPRESS: Fridays; republican; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1880; F. W. Etheridge, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
THOMPSONVILLE, Hartford Co.,
4,673+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Rd. and Connecticut r.,8 m. S. of
Springfield, Mass., and 18 N. of Hartford, the
county seat and State capital. Manufact-
ures carpets, etc.
(iAZETTE ; Wednesdays; four pages
20x26; .subscription $1.50: established 1S92 ;
M. W. Hullivan, editor; Gazette Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation L;-: :):.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; neutral ; eight pages
20x26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ;
Frederick P. Parsons, editor; Parsons Print-
ing Co., publishers ; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued within a year, 1,225.
TORRINGTON, Litchfield Co., 6,048t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd. and Naugatuck r., 8 m. S. W. of Win-
sted. Extensive manufactories of brass,
woolen goods, hardware, plated goods, ma-
chinery, needles, etc., are located here.
REGISTER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independ-
ent; four pages— daily 20x24, weekly 20x26;
subscription— daily S5, weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1874; H. M. White, editor; Register
Printing Co., publishers; circ'n— daily J ^ ^,
weekly K i-i ^.
WALLINGFORD, ^"ew Haven Co.
2,351+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Rd. and Quinepiac r., 12 m. N. N.
E. of New Haven. A manufacturing town.
PRESS: Fridays; independent; four
pages 20x26; subscription Sl->0; established
1894; Edwin H. Abrams, editor and publisher.
WASHINGTON, Litchfield Co., l,633t
pop., on Shepaug, Litchfield & Northern
Rd., 40 m. N. of Bridgeport and 90 N. E. of
New York City. A summer resort.
STRAY SHOT; monthly, during the
school year; scholastic; sixteen pages 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1S85 ; Students of
Gunnery School, editors and publishers; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 100.
WATERBURY, -^"ew Haven Co.,
28,616+ pop., on New York & New England
and New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rds., 30 m. N. of New Haven, the county
seat, and 32 S. W. of Hartford, the State capi-
tal. Manufactures brass, brass goods, Ger-
man silver, buttons, clocks, watches, etc.
AMERICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; inde-
pendent; eight pages — daily 15x22, weekly
20x25 ; subscription— daily $6, weekly $2 ; es-
tablished—daily 1866, weekly 1844 ; C. F. Cha-
pin, editor; American Printing Co., publish-
ers; circulation— daily H ;•; :•< , weekly H H« ;;;.
EVENING DEMOCRAT; every even-
ing except Sunday ; democratic ; four pages
20x23 ; subscription $5 ; established 1887 ; C. &
M. T. Maloney, editors and publishers ; circ'n.
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 2,200.
REPUBLICAN ; every morning except
Sunday, and VV^EEKLY, Fridays ; repub-
lican ; daily four pages 20x24, weekly eight
pages: subscription— daily $6, weekly $1 ; es-
tablished 1881 ; Tbos. D. Wells, editor: Water-
bury Republican Co., publishers; circulation
— daily J ^ J-i , weekl v K :j: ij: .
NElJE ZEITUNG; Saturdays; German;
eight pages 17x2:3; subscription $1.50: estab-
lished 1890; H. Loether. editor and publisher;
circulation L.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays: inde-
pendent: eight to twelve pages 18x24; sub-
scription S2; established 1888; Richard
Howell, editor; F.R. Swift, publisher; circu-
lation G.
SUNDAY MORNING GLOBE: Sun
days; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2; es
9tJ
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
CONNECTICUT.
tablished 1893 ; Globe Publishing Co. (Limited),
editors aurt publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year. 5,160.
Advertisement.— Wsiterhury is essentially a Sun-
day newspaper field, because its forty thousand
people are nearly all employed in the great
manufacturing concerns, for which the town is
noted, and they have little time for daily news-
papers. The Sunday Globe is lively and in-
teresting. Full of the vim and energy of
modern progressive journalism, it has in a short
time forged its way to a popular success. It is
now the only paper printed on Sunday within a
radius of twenty -three miles of Waterbury (all
others coming in on the trains), and it is a wel-
come visitor in that entire circle every Sunday
morning. It has carried on an average more
than half its entire space in advertising since
its first issue, something which canuot be said
truthfully of any other Sunday newspaper in
all New England.
VALiL-EY CATHOTilC ; Saturdays;
democratic ; four jjages 18x21; siibscripton,
$1 ; established 18!)0 ; Farrell Martin, D.D.,
editor; The Valley Catholic Press Co., pub-
lishers; circulation J i'fi ;•: .
NATIONAL. GUAltDSMAN ; semi
monthly ?
WESTPORT, Fairfield Co., 3,715t
pop., on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Rd. and Long Island Sound and Saugatuck
r., 45 m. N. E. of New York City.
WESTPORTER ; Saturdays ; independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1871; John S. Jones, editor; Westport
Publishing Co., publishers ; circulation, small-
est edition issued within a year,l'd2.
WEST WINSTED, Litchfield Co.,
2,500 pop.— local estimate 7,000— on Philadel-
'phia, Reading & New England Rd., 1 m. W.
of Winsted. Engaged in various manufact-
ures.
HERAIjD: every evening except Sun-
day, and WINSTED HERALD, Fri
days; republican; four pages— daily 18x24,
weekly 20x26; subscription— daily $5, weeklv
$1; established- daily 1892, weekly 1853; J.
H. Vaill, editor; The Winsted Herald Co.,
publishers; circulation— daily Ki^i\i, week-
ly J ;1? :!: .
WETHERSFIELD, Hartford Co.,
2,271 pop., on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Rd. and Connecticut r., 3 m. S.
of Hartford, the county seat and State
capital. Engaged In agriculture and ship-
ping garden seeds.
FRATEIINAL NE W S : monthly;
secret societies; sixteen paa:es9xl2; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1890; A. M. Green &
E. S. Young, editors; Fraternal News Co.,
publishers.
WILLIMANTIC, Windham Co.,
8,648t pop., in Windham township, on New
York & New England, New York, New
Haven & Hartford and Central Vermont
Rds. and Williniantic r., 30 m. E. of Hart-
ford, the State capital, and 59 W. of Provi-
dence, R. I. Silk, cotton, thread and silk
machlnerj' manufactories here.
CHRONICLE; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednesdays;
independent; daily four pages 15x22, weekly
eight pages; sui)scrlption— daily $5, weekly
SI; established 1877; J. A. McDonald, editor;
Chronicle Printing Co., publishers; circula-
tion—daily J j!: i];, weekly K ^ ;!: .
JOURNAL; Fridays: republican; eight
pages 1.5x22; subscription $1 ; established 1847;
G. E. Hlnman. editor; The Hall & Bill Print-
ing Co.. publishers; circulation J.
WINDSOR LOCKS, Hartford Co.,
2,758+ pop., on New York, New Haven &
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford Rd., 12 m. N. of Hartford, th&
county seat and State capital. Has Iron
foundry, large machine shops and cotton-
warp mills. Manufactures paper, hosiery,,
.steel, silk, rubber rolls and school furni-
ture.
JOURNAL; Fridays ; neutral ; four
pages 20x26'; subscription $1.50; established
1880; S. T. Addis, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K :H ^ .
WINSTED, Litchfield Co.,6,183t pop.,.
on Philadelphia, Reading & New England
and New York, New Haven & Hartford Rds.,
35 m. N. W. of Hartford, the State capital,.
and 61 N. of Bridgeport. Manufacture*
clocks, hardware, tools, silks, hosiery and
shoes.
EVENING CITIZEN; every evening
except Sunday; independent; eight pages
15x22; subscription $5; established 1888; J. H,
Van Keuren, editor; The Citizen Printing Co.,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 1,125.
LITCHFIELD CO. LEADER; Fri-
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1873; N.B.Stevens,
editor; The Citizen Printing Co., publishers^
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,4S0.
WOODBURY, Litchfield Co., l,803t
pop., on Pomerang r., 12 m. W. of Water-
bury and 25 N. W. of New Haven. Cutlery,
flasks, shot pouches and woolen goods
are manufactured here.
REPORTER ; Thursdays ; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1877; A. E. Knox, editor and publisher;
circulation L :[; ?!: .
DELA WARE.
CL.AYTON, ^ent Co., 969t pop., on
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore and
Baltimore & Delaware Bay Rds., S7 m.
S. of Wilmington.
C A Li L ; Tuesdays; independent; four
pages 22x29; sul>scriptlon $1; established
1889; W. Lindsay McFarlane, editor; McFar-
lane & Co., publishers; circulation K.
DELAWARE CITY , Newcastle Co.,
969+ pop., on Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimo:-e Rd. and Delaware & Chesapeake
canal, 15 m. S. of Wilmington, the county
seat. Agriculture, fishing and canning fac-
tories furnish the principal Industries.
SCIENTIFIC POULTRY MAN;
monthlv; poultry raising; eight pages 11x16;
subscription 25 cents; established 1892; Scien-
tific PouUryman Co., editoi's and publishers
circulation K.
DOVER, c.h., Kent Co., State Cap-
ital, 3,C61+ pop., on Philadelphia, Wilming-
ton & Baltimore Rd. and Jones creek, 5 m.
W. from Delaware bay, 48 S of Wilmington
and 75 S. by S. W. of Philadelphia, Pa. Has
hosiery, pearl button and several canning
factories. In peach-growing and agricult-
ural district.
DELAWAREAN; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 22x29; subscription $2;.
established 18.59; Wm. Saulsbery, publisher;
circulation J jj; jj; .
Advertisement. The Delaw.\ke.\n is an old and
well established newspaper and has a larger
circulation than any other weekly in the State..
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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DELAWARE.
DELAWARE.
Special attention is piven to State matters. It
pivesthe local news throughout Kent county,
havinp reliable correspondents in tlie i)rincii)al
towns. Leadin^r Ijusiness flrnis throu^-hoiit the
State avail themselves of its columns for advcr-
tising. Kates furnished on application.
INDEX; Tluirsdays; deiuocriitlc ; four
pages 20x28; subscription $1.5(1; established
1887; H. C. Carpenter aud T. F. Dunn, edi-
tors; F. M. Dunn, publisher; circ'n, smallest
edition issued icithin a year, \Juv).
STATE SENTINEL ; Saturdays; re-
publican; four pages 2-2x30; subscription
|l; established 1874; E. B. Louderbough, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation, s»»a/?esi edi-
tion issiied ififtiin a year, 960.
GEORGETOWN, c. h., Sussex Co.,
1,353+ pop., on Philadelphia, Wilmington
& Baltimore Rd., 40 m. S. of Dover, the
State capital, aud 89 of Wilmington. Has a
basket and two canning factories.
DELAWARE DEMOCRAT: Satur-
days; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1881 ; Delaware
Democrat Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
SUSSEX JOURNAL.; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1; establislied 1867; A. J. Lynch and F. M.
Jones, editors aud publishers; circulation J.
SUSSEX REPUBLICAN; Saturdays;
republican; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1; established 18S6; A. D. Davis, editor; Sus-
sex Republican Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J i'fi ^.
LAUREL, Sussex Co., 2,388t pop.,
on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rd. and Laurel r.. 90 m. S. of Wilmington.
Flour mills and various manufactories
and large fruit shipping.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1885;
J. A. Prettyman, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition ii^sued within a year, 1,000.
SUSSEX COUNTIAN; Saturdays;
independent-democratic; four pages 20x26;
subscription $1; established 1885; E. D. C. Heg-
eman, editor; Sussex Countian Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation, s?naWest edition
issued ivithin a year, 1,100.
Advertisement. -This paper is credited with a
larger circulation rating than any other issued
in Sussex County, and the accuracj' of its rating
is guaranteed by the publishers of this Direct-
ory, who will pay a reward of one hundred
dollars to the first pei-son who proves that its
issues were not as stated.
LEWES, Sussex Co., 2,037 pop., on
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd.
and Delaware bay, about 13 m. E. from
Georgetown. Engaged in fishing and agri-
culture.
DELAWARE PILOT; Saturdays;
four pagesl8x24: subscription $1; established
1S91; D. L. Mustard, editor; Delaware Pilot
Publishiug Co., publishers; circulation L i'fi ^.
MIDDLETOWN, -^Vew Castle Co.,
1,454+ pop., on Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Rd.. 25 m. S. W. of Wilmington,
the county seat. Engaged in the manufact-
ure of cari'iages, liarness and agricultural
implements, shirts and general underwear,
and the curing and canning of fruits. Cen-
ter of agricultural and fruit growing dis-
trict.
NEW ERA ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1885;
Freeman & Weber, editors and publishers;
circulation J.
TRANSCRIPT; Saturdays; repub-
lican; four pages 2<Jx26; subscription §1;
7
established 1867; Mary B. Burrls, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
MILFORD, Kent Co., l,226t pop., on
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd.
and Mispillion r., 68 m. S. of Wilmington
and 98 from Philadelphia, Pa. Engaged In
ship building. Center of an agricultural,
fruit growing and fruit curing section.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; republican;
four pages 20x26 ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1878 ; Theo. Townsend, editor and
publisher; circulation, swia/it'si edit ion issued
icithin a year. 1.2(0.
PENINSULAR NEWS AND AD-
VERTISER; Saturdays ; independent-
republican ; four pages 20x28 : subscription
$1 ; established 1864 ; H. L. Hynson, editor
and publisher ; circulation J :{: ^.
NEWARK, New Castle Co., 1,191+
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rds., 12 m. W. by S. W. Wilmington, the
county seat, and 40 from Philadelphia, Pa.
Delaware State College, Academj- of New-
ark and Delaware Normal School are here.
Farming, and paper and cloth manufact-
ure are leading industries.
DELAWARE LEDGER; Saturdays;
democratic ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription
$1 ; established 1878; Bowen & Bro., editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
DELAWARE COLLEGE RE-
VIEW; monthly, during the college year;
collegiate; twenty pages 8x11; subscription
$1; Students of Delaware College Press Asso-
ciation ©f Delaware College, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
with in a year, SCO.
NEW CASTLE, Neio Castle Co.,
4,010+ pop., on Philadelphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Rd. and Delaware r., at head
of Delaware bay, 5 m. S. of Wilmington, the
county seat, aud 36 from Philadelphia, Pa.
Has iron and pipe works, cotton factories
and woolen, carpet and rolling mills. Navi-
gation open all seasons. Has a good har-
bor. Farming district.
COUNTY HERALD; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages 13x18; subscription 50
cents; established 1888; C. H. Sentman, editor
and publisher; circulation K ^;: :*;.
SEAFORD, Sussex Co., 1,462+ pop.,
on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Rd. and Nanticoke r., 84 m. S. of Wilming-
ton and 33 N. E. of Cambridge, Md. Small
vessels can ascend the river to this point.
In a farming section.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription §1; established
1891 ; W. H. Stevens, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
SMYRNA, Keiit Co., 2,455+ pop., on
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore Rd.
and Duck creek, 36 m. S. W. of Wilmington
and 60 from Philadelphia, Pa. Engaged in
the peach trade, ship building, and has
manufactories of farming implements,
peach baskets, sash, doors and various
other articles.
TIMES ; Wednesdays ; independent; four
pages 20x28 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1854; Robert D. Hoffecker, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J.
WILMINGTON, c. h.. New Castle
Co., 61,431+ pop., on Baltimore & Ohio,
98 OEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
Sure Test
One of the shrewdest advertising men in the
country once remarked, ^' show me the paper that car-
ries the largest number of ' Want ' and other small
ads, and I will show you the best and most widely cir-
culated paper in that town."
The
Evening
has always enjoyed that distinction in Washington,
and the quantity and quality of its circulation proves
this assertion.
It has more than double the number of small ads
of any other paper in Washington, because it is a
" home " paper.
It goes into 82^ per cent of the occupied houses
of the city, and it is presumed that the 17^ per cent
who do not take it at home either buy it on the street
or are too poor to afford a daily paper.
New York Representative :
L. R. HAMERSLY,
49 Potter Building.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY
99
DEL A WARE.
Philadeli)hla, Wiliniugtou & Baltimore and
Wilmington & Northern Rds, and Delawai'e
r. about 40 m. N. of Dover, the State capital.
Engaged In the building of wooden and Iron
steamboats and cars, and manufacturing
machinery, cotton and woolen goods, mo-
rocco, powder, carriages, farming imple-
ments and various other articles. A port of
entry.
EVENIX<i JOURNAL.: every evening
except Sunday ; democratic ; tour pages 13x24 ;
subscription $>>; established 1888; Journal
Printing Co.. editors and publishers; circu-
lation G.
EVERY EVENING AND COM-
HIERCIALj: every evening except Sun-
day, and jJeLAWARE GAZETTE
AND STATE JOURNAL., Thursdays;
independent-democratic ; daily four pages
17x24, weekly eight pages; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1 ; established — daily 1867, weekly
1784; Every Evening Printing Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation— daily G :J: ;lc,
weekly J :|c :|:.
Advertisement. — Circulation over 8,000 daily. The
value of Evert Evening as aii advertising
medium is equal to that of any other two daily
newspapers in Delaware combined. It is a high-
class newspaper, sold for one cent, and enjoys
the reputation of being one of the best outside
a few metropolitan daiUes. The people of
Delaware show their appreciation by a sub-
stantial suppoi't.
FREIE PRESSE ; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; German; independent; four
pages I8.x24; subscription $5; established 1880;
Prof. Gerhard Schirnier, editor; A. J. Kooch,
publisher; the Delaivare Pionier is issued as
a free Sunday edition; combined circula-
tion J H^ ^:.
MORNING NEWS; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; re-
publican; dailj' four pages 15x22, weeklv six
pages ; subscription— daily §5, weekly 75 cents ;
established— daily 1870, weekly 1883; The News
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation— dailj- G, weekly J.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; re-
publican; daily four pages 20x26, weekly
eight pages; subscription— daily $3, weekly
S2 ; established— daily 1874, weekly 1832 ; G. W.
Vernon, editor; Republican Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation— dailj' G, weeklv K.
DELAWARE FARM AND HOME;
Thursdays; agricultural ; eight pages 11x16;
subscription $1 ; established 1885 ; Charles
S. Horn, editor and Dublisher; circulation J.
NEWCASTLE ST A R; Tuesdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
50 cents; established 1871; Charles H. Vary,
editor; New Castle Star Publishing Co.,
publisher-i ; circulation J.
PENINSULA 3IETHODIST ; Satur
days; methodist-episcopal; sixteen pages
lixl4; subscriptions!; established 1875; Rev.
T. Snowden Thomas, A. M., editor; J. Miller
Thomas, publisher: circulation H rf; A .
SUNDAY MORNING STAR ; Sun
days; independent; eight pages 17x24; sub
scrlption $1.50 ; established 1881 ; Jerome B
Bell, editor; Star Publishing Co., publishers
circ'n. actual average for thtrpast year, 5,374,
SUNDAY REPUBLIC ; Sundays; re
publican ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription $1
established 1S87; Charles H. Barry, editor
Sunday Republic Publishing Co., publishers
circulation K.
MUSTER ROLL; semi-monthly.
Grand Army of the Republic; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1890;
Chas. A. Foster, editor and publisher ; circu
lation J ifi :;■;.
AGENTS' GUIDE; monthly; agents
eight pages 16x22 ; subscription 50 cents ,
established 1S88; Agents' Guide Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation K.
ASSOCIATION CHRONICLE;
monthly; undenominational; twelve pages
6x10; subscription 25 cents; established 1891;
DELA WARE.
Young Men's Christian Association, editors
aiul publishers; cii-culation, J ^; :i:.
OUTLOOK; monthly; prohibition; four
pages 11x16; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1894; Prohibition League of Newport,
Del., editors and publishers.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ANACOSTIA, Washington Co.. 7,176
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Rd. and Ana-
costia or East Branch of the Potomac r., 2 m.
S. E. of and connected by street cars with
Washington.
HERALD; Thursdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1894; Herbert F.
L. Allen, editor and publisher.
PRESS ; Saturdays; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1; established 1891; J. R. Grove,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
WASHINGTON, c. h., Washington
Co., iCapital of the United States)
188,932t pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, and Balti-
more & Potomac Rds. and Potomac r. Gov-
ernmental center of United States, contain-
ing the Capitol and department buildings.
EVENING STAR; every evening ex-
cept Sundaj'; independent; twelve pages
16x22, Saturdays twenty pages; subscription
—daily $6, Saturday $1; established 1853;
Crosby S. Noyes, editor; The Evening Star
Newspaper Co., publishers; circulation, ac-
tual average for the past year. 34,944. Office
1101 Pennsylvania avenue. See publish-
ers' auuounceiiient ou opposite paee.
HERALD AND NATIONAL IN-
TELLIGENCER ; every morning; inde-
pendent ; daily four pages 15x22, Sunday eight
pages; subscription— daily §3, Sunday $2;
established 1800; Alfred B. lies, editor and
publisher; circulation G ^ ^. Office 1345
Pennsylvania ave., N. W.
NEWS; everj' evening except Sunday;
Independent; eight pages 15x22; subscription
S3; established 1892; T. G. Alvord, editor; T.
B. Ferguson, publisher; circulation G. Office
929 D street, N. W.
Advertisement. — The limited number of daily
papers published in Washington makes it pos-
sible to cover this field with a smaller expendi-
tui-e of money than any other city where the
same number of people are to be reached.
While the circulation of the News does not ex-
ceed 12,000, it has many more readers during
the year than other newspapers having the
same circulation. Its admirable make-up and
condensed foi-ni render it more valuable to ad-
vertisers than blanket-sheet publications, and
the best advertisers of the country have al-
ready ascertained this fact and profited by it.
Rates are extremely reasonable and are based
on actual circulation. For particulars address
M. C. Reefer, Eastern Manager, 76 Tribune
Building, New York City.
POST; every morning, and WEEKLY,
Tuesdays; independent; daily and weekly
twelve pages 20x24, Sunday twentyfouf
pages ; subscription— daily $6, weekly 75 cents,
Sujiday $1.50; established— daily 1877, weekly
1878; Beriah Wilklns editor and publisher;
circulation— daily E ^ i\:, weekly J i^: ;■;. Office
Post building, corner of Tenth and D streets
and Pennsylvania avenue.
TIMES; every morning; democratic;
four pages 18x24, Sundavs eight to twelve
pages; subscription $4.20; established 1894;
The Washington Times Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers. Office S. W. corner of
Pensylvania avenue and 10th streets.
Advertisement.— The Washington TnrES is not ac-
corded a circulation rating in this edition of
the American Newspaper Directory because the
Directory publishers were not notified at the
proper time of its existence ; and it is the inva-
riable rule never to rate any publication which
has not been described in a previous edition of
the book. Otherwise the Times would undoubt-
edly have been rated as exceeding 15,000, its
publishers being able and willing to swear to
300
GEO. P. ROWELL <& GO'S
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
that fact. Any local merchant will write you,
on inquii-y. as to the paying' qualities of adver-
tising in the Times. For rates and full particu-
lars address M. C. Reefer, Eastern Manager,
Tribune Building, New York.
AMERICAN INDUSTRIES; Satur-
days?
AR3IY AND NAVY REGISTER;
Saturdays; military and naval; sixteen pages
10x14 ; subscription $3 ; established 1870 ; L. L.
Thompson, editor and publisher ; circulation,
smallest edition issued xoithin a year, 7,000.
Office Post building. See publisUer's an-
noiiucemeut below.
Advertisement. — Has the largest Military amd
Naval circulation, and also has a circulation
among the National Guard, Naval Reserve, and
Loyal Legion and aU who desire to keep posted
on Service matters. It is the favorite : pub-
lished at the headquarters of the Army and
Navy makes it invaluable. Has proved to be an
excellent advertising medium for those desiring
to cover entire field. Our advertising columns
speak for themselves.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Sixteen periodicals are devoted to Army and
Navy matters. Of these the Army and Navy
Register, issued weekly at Washington, D. C,
gets credit for the largest circulation.— J*Vo»n.
Printers^ Ink, issue of May sth 'S9S.
BEE; Saturdays; negro; four pages 16x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1882; "W. C.
Chase, editor ; Bee Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K. Office 1109 I street, N. W. See
publishers' announeeineut belo>v.
CHRONICL.E; Sundays; independent-
republican ; four pages 20x27; subscription
$2; established 1861; J. Q. Thompson, editor;
J. Q. Thompson & Co., publishers; circula-
tion K. Office 512 Tenth street, N. W.
CHURCH NEWS ; Saturdays; Roman
catholic; eight pages 1.5x22; subscription $2
established 1886; Milton E. Smith, editor
The Church News Publishing Co., publishers
circulation H. Office 1108 G street, N. W.
COI^ORED AMERICAN; Fridays
negro; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2-
established 1893; E. E. Cooper, editor; Colore^
3
9
I pzir Excellence ^
As an advertising medium. S
ARMY & NAVY REGISTER.
Washington, D. C.
The Washington Bee
% A paper which covers the entire field and is unex- %
J celled as an advertising medium. ||
I
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n)
The oldest and most reliable paper ^
edited by colored men at the Capital of the Nation. Il will pay to ad-
vertise in this paper. Its opinion on social and political subjects is
quoted by the best journals in the country.
S There is no better advertising medium for reaching the
^ colored people.
s
L
THE COLORED AMERICAN.
A national Negro newspaper of news and opinions. It has a circu-
lation in every State and Territory, and it reaches a class of people not
reached by other journals. It stands for the Negro first, last, and all the
time. It is independent in politics, and is fearless in its advocacy of the
rights of the Negro everywhere.
EDWARD E. COOPER, Editor and Proprietor, ^
829 Seventh Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. \
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER UIHECTORV.
101
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
American Publishing Co., publlsliers; circu-
lation J. Office 90() E street, N.W. Seepiib-
li!«liei'9' anuoiincemeut ou oppoHite
puKe.
C () 31 31 E R C I A L ADVERTISER
AND 3IARKET NEWS; Saturdays;
commercial; four pages 16x22; subscription
25 cents; established 1893; John M. DePonani
and Chas. H. Fox, editors and publishers;
circulation K. Office (525 Louisiana avenue.
Advertisement.— iTiE. COMMERCIAL Advertiser
AND Market News stands alone in its special
tteld ; it reaches all classes of advertisers, and
is reid by the general public. The careful ad-
vertiser will at once see that the Commercial
.\dvertiser occupies a field that is absolutely
necess iry to a profitable expenditure of money
in advertising. A good thing for advertisers
in every line of business. John M. De Ponai
and Chas. H. Cox, publishers.
C03I31ERCIAIi WEEKLY: Tues
days; commercial; four pages 13x22; sub-
scription SI; established 1889; W. J. Cald-
well, editor and publisher. Office 6J4 F street,
N. W.
COURANT ; Saturdays; iudepeudent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1885; F. A. Cogswell, editor and pub-
lisher; dated at Georgetown; circulation K.
Office 13^3 Thirtv-secoud street, N. W.
DER VOL.KS-TRIBUN: Saturdays;
German; republican; eight pages 16x22; sub-
scription $2; established 1875;E. Waldecker,
editor and publisher; circulation J. Office
sot E street, N. W.
Aficertisement. — A live Republican German
weekly paper. It contains all the important
news of the week— home, foreign and political.
Being published at the National Capital, it has
a wide circulation among the German-speakiug
people in the United States. It is a good ad-
vertising medium, with reasonable rates.
HATCHET ; Sundays ; four pages 15x22;
subscription $2; established 1883; W. J. Arm-
strong t*fc Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion G. Office 464 O street. N. W.
Advertisement. — One of the best advertising me-
diums in the District of Columbia, having a
larger regular mailing circulation, with one
exceution, than any Sunday publication in
Washington, and, replete with bright, newsy
matter, it speaks for itself, and gives full list of
officers of secret societies of the city of Wash-
ington each week.
JOURXALi; Saturdays; German; eight
pages 16x22; subscription .$2.50; established
1873; Werner Koch, editor and publisher;
circulation, swio/Z<?.s< edition issued ^rithin a
yea r, 2,40; i. Office corner Seventh and G sts.
Advertisement.— Oldest and largest German paper
in the District of Columbia. Circulation 2,400
copies weekly, which should count for some-
thing. Low rates consistent with circulation,
locality and class of subscribers. We are well
located and happy in the fact of increasing cir-
culation and patronage No advertiser can af-
ford to omit our publication. Let us send you
our rates and terms.
li A W R E P O R TER ; Thursdays ;
legal: sixteen pages Txli); siiliscription $3; es-
tablished 1874; Law Reporter Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest editon is.'iued xvithin a
year. 4<i0. Office 518 Fifth street, N. W.
NATIONAL BUILDING REGIS-
TER; Saturdays; real estate and building;
twelve pages 11x18; subscription S2; estab-
lished 18S9; Daniel Currv, editor and pub-
lisher: dated also at Baltimore, Md; circu-
lation K. Office lillO F. street, N. W.
NATIONAL DE3IOCRAT; Sundavs;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscripti(m
$2: established 1866; circulation J: a weekly
«i. U°" '^ ^^^^ issued on Wednesdays. Office
9aT D street, N. W.
NATIONAL EC0N03IIST; Satur
davsV
s.JV^TipNAL FAR3I AND FIRE-
SIDE; Saturdays; agricultural; four pages
T "^^ subscription .§1; established 1872; Alex.
J. Wedderburn, editor and publisher; eirc'n,
sriiallest edition issued u-ithin a year, 2,500.
Office 321 Four-and-a-Half street, N. W.
NATIONAL GUARD: Saturdays?
NATIONAL RECORDER; Satur
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
days; pension and land claims; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1894: .lohn
U'edderbun, editor; National Recorder Pub-
lishing Co., publishers. Office 618 F street.
NATIONAL TRIRUXE; Thursdays;
Grand Army of the Republic; eight pages
18x23; subscription $1; established 1877; Geo.
E. Lemon, editor and publisher; clrc'n A.
NATIONAL VIEW; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; four pages 18x26; subscription $1;
established 1879: Lee Crandall, editor and
publisher; circulation G. Office 1202 Pennsyl-
vania avenue.
NATIONAL WATCH3IAN; Fri-
days; people's party; sixteen pages 11x15;
subscription SI; established 1892; N. A. Dun-
ning, editor; National Watchman Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 12,500. Office 450 Pennsylvania
avenue, N. W.
OFFICIAL GAZETTE OF THE U.
S. PATENT OFFICE; Tuesdays; pat-
ents; one hundred and sixty pages 8x11;
subscription $5; established' 1835; United
States Patent Office, editors and publishers;
does not insert advertisements.
PATHFINDER; Saturdays ; young
people; twelve pages 11x16; subscription SI;
established 1894; Pathfinder Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers. Office 238 2nd st. N. E.
PILOT; Saturdays?
PROGRESS; Mondays; advertising;
sixteen pages 6x9; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1894; W. A. Hungerford, editor: The
Progress Publishing Co., publishers. Office
N. W. cor. of 11th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, N, W.
PUBLIC OPINION; Thursdays; eclec-
tic: thirty-two pages 10x13; subscription $2.50;
established 188(1; The Public Opinion Co.,
editors and publishers; dated also at New
York, N. Y. ; circulation E. Office Loan and
Ti-ust building.
REPUBLIC; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 16x22; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1876; T. Edward Clark, editor; Rufus
H. Darby, publisher; circulation J. Office
1308 Peniisvlvaula avenue, N. W.
SUBURBAN CITIZEN; Saturdays;
eight pages 16x22; subscription $\ ; established
1891; The Suburban Citizen Newspaper Co.,
editors and publishers: circulation J
TELEGRA3I; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1873: James W. Searle, editor: Na-
tional Democrat Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation .T. Office 639 F street. N. W.
UNITED A3IERICAN ; Mondays;
American Protective Association; four pages
15x22; subscription $1: established 1894; An-
drew Jackson Boyer, editor; The United
American Publishing Co., publLshers. Office
430 11th street. N. W.
U. S. GOVERN3IENT ADVER-
TISER; Thursdays; government con
tracts; sixteen paces 10x14; subscription S5;
established 1882; Ridenour & Jenks, editors
and publishers: circulation J ;•; ^ji. Office
WashiTigton Post building.
AVO>IAN'S TRIBUNE; Saturdays;
woman suffrace; four pages 12x17; subscrlD-
tion SI; established 1883; Clara Berrwick
Colbv, editor and ptiblisher: eirc'n G^H^.
Office 1325 Tenth street. N. W.
FINANCIAL REVIEW: semi month-
Iv: financial: sixteen pages 9x1:^; subscrip-
tion SI; established 1892; A. T. Brittou, edi-
tor; American Security and Trust Company,
publishers: circulation J ^ ;•:. Office 610 13th
street, N. W.
A3IERICAN FAR3IER ; monthly;
agi-Icultural ; eight pages 17x23; subscription
50 cents; established 1819; American Farmer
Co., editors and publishers; issued also at
Baltimore, Md.: circulation A. Office 1729
New^ York avenue.
A3IERTCAN 3IONTIILY 3IICRO-
SCOPICA L J OIIRNA L ; scientific: forty-
four pages 6x9; subscription $i; established
1880; Chas. W. Smiley, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
A R3IY AND NAVAL 3IAGAZTNE ;
103
GEO. P. HOWELL & GO'S
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
DISTRICT 01 COLU3IB1A.
IT IS BETTER THAN COLONEL MCLAUGHLIN'S CEL-
EBRATED TEN CENT NEWS INK.
Not a
But an Order from a
*
Order,
Newspaper.-
THE EVENING STAR, )
Washington, D. C. )
PRINTERS INK JONSON, Esq.,
8 Spruce Street, New York.
Dear Sir : — We inclose herewith check for $ioo in payment for
five 500 lb. bbls. of your best News ink, to be shipped as soon as
possible after receipt of this. The only criticism we have to make is
that you guard as much as possible against offset.
Very Respectfully,
THE EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER CO.,
Dec. 27, '94. per Newbold.
To Printers:
Send Six cents for postage on my elegant Price List, in five colors,
with a living picture for a frontispiece.
NO PRINTING OFFICE IS COMPLETE
WITHOUT IT
Carmine 121^ cents an ounce. Finest Job Inks, black or colored,
at $1.00 a pound. Best news ink in the world at 4 cents a pound
by the 500-pound barrel.
Address (always with CHECK in advance payment),
PRINTERS INK JONSON,
8 Spruce Street, New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
103
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
monthly ; army aiul uavy ; twenty pages
9x1-'; subst-ripilon $1; established 189.!; Hei'-
beit Cecil Lewis. eilitor and publisher. Office
7ur G street. N. W.
BliUE AND GRAY; monthly; patri-
otic; ninety six pagesSxll; subscription $2 50;
establisliert 1893; J. M. Horton. Jr., editor;
Patriotic Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n J.
DE.\C"ONES!!? AT WORK; monthly?
ECliECTlC; monthly; literary; sixteen
pages 15x2",'; subscription §1; established 1892;
Eclectic Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion G i\i :;:.
GEORCJETOWX COLLEGE JOUR-
NAL; monthly, during the college year;
collegiate; twenty pages 9x13; subscription SI;
established 1872; Students of Georgetown Col-
lege, editors and publishers; circulation J.
GOOD GOVERNMENT : monthly ;
civil service; sixteen pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1881; Francis E. Leupp,
editor and publisher; dated also at New York.
N. Y. ; circulation. «cfu«Z average for the past
year, T,lS:i. Office 71 Corcoran building.
INVENTIVE AGE; monthly; inven
tions; twelve pages 11x14; subscription §1;
established 1889; Marshall H. Jewell and
Alexanders. Copeland, editors; The Inventive
Age Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n H •-•.
Office cor. Eighth and H streets, N. "W.
illlCROSCOPE ; monthly; scientific;
twentj -eight pages 6x9; subscription $1 ;
established 1880; Chas. W. Smiley, editor; The
Microscopical Publishing Co.. publishers; cir-
culation K.
NATIONAL ILLUSTRATED .MAG-
AZINE; monthly; sixteen pages 11x15; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1884; E. J. Gray,
editor and publisher; circulation E. Office
908 Pennsylvania avenue, N. W.
NATIONAL MEDICAL REVIEW:
monthlj-; medical; forty-eight pages 7xlO;
subscription $1; established 1892; Chas. H.
Stowell, editor and publisher; circulation J.
Office 1326 New York avenue.
PEOPLE'S JOURNAL; monthlv;
literature; sixteen pages 11x16; subscritiou
SI; established 1885; J. T. Latham, editor; Peo-
ple's Publishing House, publishers; circ'n F.
Office 619 E street, N. "W.
PHILATELIST; monthly; philately;
twelve pages 6x9; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1S89; May C. W. Eagan and F. S. Parks, i
editors; H. A. Parks, publisher; circ'n L ;!; >■:.
Office 935 F street.
POSTAL RECORD; monthly; twenty-
four pages 9x12; subscription §1; established
1887; John F. Victory, editor; National Asso-
ciation of Letter Carriers, publisher; circula-
tion H * H< Office :^9 Pennsylvania avenue.
ROAD AND INN ; monthly; traveland
recreation; twelve pages 10x14; subscription
$1 ; established 1S94; National Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers. Office Cable Railway
building.
STONE CUTTERS' JOURNAL;
monthl}'; labor; twenty pages 10x14; sub-
scription .$1; established 1890; James F. Mc-
Hugh, editor; Journeymen Stone Cutters' '
Association of North America, publishers.
Office H19 5th street, N. W.
UNITED STATES GAZETTE;
monthly ; sixteen pages 10x14; subscription
75 cents ; established 1873 ; J. H. Soule, editor
and publisher: circ'n H; address P. O. Box 69.
VIE W S ; monthly; insurance; twenty-
four pages 9x11; subscription S2; established
1S89: Max Cohen, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J :!; HJ. Office 921 Eighth street. N. W.
YOUNG AMERICA; monthly; eight
pages 11x15; suliscriptlon 50 cents; established
1891; circulation J. Office 908 Pennsylvania
avenue. X. W.
BUFF AND BLUE; semi-quarterlv;
deaf-mute; twenty-four pages 8x10; sub-
scription .«!l ; established 1892; Students of
National College for the Deaf .editors and pub- i
Ushers; circ'n L sj: *. Office Kendall Green. '
^^9rSI^l^^^'* WASHINGTON DI-
GEST; bi-monthly; legal; twenty pages
6x9; subscription §1; established 1889'; David
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
A. Gourick, editor and publisher; circula-
tion H. Office 928 F street.
AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE
DEAF; quarterlj', January, April, June and
October; sixty four pages 6x9; subscription
$2; established 1848; Edward Allen Fay. edi-
tor and publisher; Inserts no advertisements
except of text-books, schools and teachers of
the deaf; circulation, at•^Hai average Jor the
jjast year. l.liOO.
A3IERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST;
quarterly, Januarj', April, July and October;
anthropology ; onehimdred and twenty pages
6x10; subscription $3; established 1888; Frank
Baker, editor; Anthropological Society of
Washington, publishers; circulation Li^^J-
Office 1315 Corcoran street.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY COU-
RIER ; quarterly; methodist-episcopal;
twelve to sixteen pages 10x12; subscription
25 cents; established 1892; circulation E ^ :;<.
Offif'e 1425 New York avenue.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
SOCIETY OF NAVAL ENGINEERS;
quarterly, February, May, August and No-
vember; naval and marine engineering; one
hundred and ninety eight pages 6x9; subscrip-
tion .§5; established 1889; American Society of
Naval Engineers, editors and publishers; cir-
culation, smallest edition issiied icithin a
year, 600. Office Navy Department.
FLORIDA.
APALACHICOLA, c. h., Franklin
Co., 2,727t pop., at mouth of Apalachlcola r.
and Apalachlcola bay. Boats to Columbus,
Ga., and way landings four times a week.
Engaged in lumber, fish and oyster trade
and sponge fishing.
TIMES ; Saturdays; neutral; four pages
18x24; subscription $1.50; established 1886;
H. W. Johnston, editor and publisher ; circ'n L.
ARCADIA, c. h., De Soto Co., 81 4t
pop., on Florida Southern Rd., about 46 m.
S. of Bartow.
ARCADIAN; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1887; J. Pepper, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
COMMERCIAL; Saturdays?
AVON PARK,i^e Soto Co., 64t pop.,
35 m. N. E. of Arcadia, the county seat.
Fruit-growing district, pine-apples predom-
inating.
IDEA; Thursdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1894; A. L. Blue,
editor and publisher.
BARTOW, c. h., Polk Co., l,386t pop.,
on South Florida and Florida Southern Rds.
and Peace r., about 38 m. E. of Tampa.
Farming, orange growing, and manufact-
uring. Center of the pebble phosphate belt*
COURIER INFORMANT; Wednes-
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription 81 ; established 1881 ; B. B. Tatum.
editor; The Polk Co. Printing Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1.5( 0.
SOUTH FLORIDA NEWS: Sundays;
Independent; eight pages 16x22; subscription
SI: establis'ied 1894; Alfred E. Seddon, editor;
Seddou & Son, publishers.
BELLEVIEW, Marion Co., ISOfpop.,
on Florida Central & Peninsular Rd., 11 m.
S. E. of Ocala, the county seat. Orange cult-
ure, truck farming and mills fui'nish the
chief industries.
BLADE ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 15x22: subscription $1; established 1888;
Edw. A. Mitchell, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L :■; :i:.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
BLOUNTSTOWN, c. h., Calhoun
Co., 200 pop., ou Apalachicola r., 47 m. N. of
Apalachicola. Agricultural region.
INDUSTRIAIi liEGTON; Thursdays?
BOTVJLING GREEN, De Soto Co.,
on Florida Southern' Rd., 18 m. S. of Bartow.
Farming and orange growing.
1)E SOTO CO. CHA3IPION ; Thurs
days; four pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1895; Neva C. Child, editor and
publisher.
BRAIDEN TOWN, c. h.. Manatee
Co., 300 pop., on Arcadia, Gulf Coast &
Lakeland Rd. and at head of navigation on
Manitee r. Flourishing mercantile town.
MANATEE RIVER JOURNAl-;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1.50; established 18S8; Arthur
T. Cornwell, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
B RONS ON, c. b., Levy Co., 291t
pop., on Florida Central and Peninsular
Rd., about 22 m. S. W. of Gainesville. Has
a saw mill, cotton ginnery and barrel fac-
tory. Center of the phosphate belt. Agri-
cultural section.
LEVY TIMES-DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 16x22;
subscription $1; established 1882; Oliver J.
Farmer, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 500.
BROOKS VILLE, c. h., Hernando
Co., 512+ pop., on Florida Southern Rd.,
about 15 m. N. W. of Dade City. Orange
growing, semi-tropical fruits, vegetables,
corn, sugar and tobacco the principal
products.
NEVVS-REGISTER;Wednesdays;four
pages 18x22; .subscription $1; established
1886; Fred. L. & F. Ion Robertson, editors
and publishers; circulation L.
STAR; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1886; A. D. Robei'ds, editor and publiisher; cir-
culation L.
GARRABELLE, Franklin Co., ,500
pop., on Tavares & Gulf Rd., and St. Georges
Sound. Has saw mills and fisheries.
Tr>[ES; Thursdays; four pages 15x22;
subSL-ription $1; established 1894; W. O. Pick-
ens, editor and publisher.
CEDAR KEYS, Levy Co., 1.869 pop.,
on Florida Central & Penin.sular Rd. and
the Gulf of Mexico, 33 m. S. W. of Brouson,
the county seat.
GlJIiF- COASTER: Thursdays; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established 1892;
Gulf Coaster Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L.
CHIPLEY, Washington Co., 354t pop.,
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 118 m. E. of
Pensacola. Milling, timbering, cotton grow-
ing and farming.
BANNER; Saturdays; four pages 16x22;
subscription $1; estaV)lished 1886; T. C. Jones,
editor; H. T. Jones & Co., publishers; circu-
lation L.
CLEAR -WATER HARBOR,
Hillsborough Co., 75 pop., on Sanford & St.
Petersljurg Rd. and Clearwater bay.
Fruit-growing, fishing and truck-farming
region.
CLEAR WATER PRESS ; Thurs-
days; four pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1894; C. S. Reynolds, editor and
publisher.
COCOA, Brevard Co., 312t pop., on
Jacksonville, St. Augustine & Indian River
Rd. and Indian r., 20 m. S. of Titusville, the
county seat. Stock raising and fruit grow-
ing.
PUBLIC SPIRIT; Fridays; independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.5U;
established 1888; Jas. L. & Ellen J. E. R. Wil-
son, editors and publishers; circulation L.
CRESCENT CITY, Put7mm Co.,
554+ pop., on Dunn's lake, 2 m. E. of Hunt-
ington, on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West
Rd. Horticulture and farming.
N E W S ; Fridays ; independent; eight
pages 11x16; subscription $1; established 1894;
Wm. A. Russell, editor and publisher.
DADE CITY, c. li., Pasco Co., 321t
pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular and
South Florida Rds., about 32 m. N. E. of
Tampa. Has saw mill and wagon manu-
factory.
PASCO CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes-
days; democratic; four pages 17x24; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1887; John B. Johnston,
editor; J. B. Johnston & Son, publishers; cir-
culation L.
WORLD; Thursdays; four pages 20x26;
subscription $1 ; established 1891 ; Walter Gra-
ham, editor and publisher; circulation L.
DAYTONA, Volusia Co., 1,500 pop.,
on Jacksonville, St. Augustine & Indian
River Rd. and Halifax r., G5 m. S. of St.
Augustine. Engaged in growing oi-anges
and strawberries, and in the manufacture
of lumber. A summer and winter resort.
HALIFAX JOURNAL; Wednesdays;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1..50; established 1883; J. M. Jolley, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 500.
NEWS ; Fridays; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; The News Pnb-
lishiug Co., editors and publishers.
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS, c.li., Wal.
ton Co., 672+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville
Rd., 80 m. E. of Pensacola. Seat of Florida
Chautauqua Assembly and State Normal
College.
BREEZE; Thursdays: independent; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1892;
R. W. Storrs, editor and publisher; circula-
tion, smallest edition issued within a year ,552.
DE F UNI A K HERALD ; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1894; R.O.Allen, editor; The
De Funiak Publishing Co., publishers.
DE LAND, c. li., Volusia C>., l,113t
pop., on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key
West and St. John's r., 75 m. S. of Palatka
and 162 from Jacksonville. Agricultural,
gardening and fruit section.
FLORIDA AGRICULTURIST;
Wednesdays ; agricultural ; sixteen pages
10x15; subscription $2; established 1880; E. O.
Painter & Co., editors and publishers; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 2,400.
NEWS ; Fridays ; democratic; four pages
18x24; subscription $1.50; established 1887; C,
O. Codrington, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ^ ^c.
SUPPLEMENT; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; four pages 16x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1887; E. O. Painter & Co., editors
and publishei-s; circulation, smaZ^es^ edition
issued within a year, 750.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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FLORIDA.
VOLUSIA CO. RECORD; Saturdays;
tleiuofratic: four paKes 18x24; subscriptlou
$1.50; t'stabllshed 1S88; B. E. Prevatt, editor
and pul)lislier; circulation, smallest edition
issued icithin ai/ear, 885.
STETSON COLLEGIATE; monthly,
during the college year; collCKiate; twenty
pages ;ixl2; subscription $1; established 1889;
Students of John B. Stetson University,
editors and publishers; circulation L.
EUSTIS, -Z>«A*e Co., 750 pop., on Flo-
rida Southern Rd. and Lake Eustis, 4 m. N.
E. of Tabares and 150 S. of Jacksonvlle. In
orange-growing country.
EUSTIS LAKE REGION ; Thursdays;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $2; established
1884; Charles B. & A. Hewitt Hili, editors;
Hill Printing Co., publishers; circulation L.
FERNANDINA, c. h., Xassau Co.,
2.803+ pop., on Florida Central .&; Peninsular
Rd., Amelia Island and Amelia r., 33 m. N.
bj' N. W. of Jacksonville. Has a flue harbor
and considerable trade.
NEWS; tri-weekl}', Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdavs ; democratic ; four pages
18x24 ; subscription $2.50: established 1889;
S. W. Mauncj% editor and publisher; circ'nL.
FLORIDA MIRROR; semi weekly,
Wednesdays and Saturdays; independent-
democratic: four pages Uix22; subscription
$2; established 1878: The Mirror Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation L.
FORT MEADE. Polk Co., 267t pop.,
on Florida Southern Rd., 12 m. S. of Bartow,
the county seat. Orange-growing, tobacco-
raising, truck-gardening and phosphate-
nuning district.
PEBBLE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 1(1x22; subscription $1; established 1S93;
Kline O. Yarn, editor; Fort Meade Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issind icithin a year. 40i1.
FORT OGDEN, De Soto Co., 352t
pop., on Florida Southern Rd., 80 m. S. of
Tampa. A commercial town. Fruit-grow-
ing section.
. DE SOTO TIMES; Wednesdays; four
pages 16x22; subscription .$1; establislied
1892 ; F. C. M. Boggess, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
FORT WHITE, Columbia Co., 376t
pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western Rd.,
about 20 m. S. of Lake City, the county seat.
In phosphate farming district.
HERALD; Saturdays: democratic; four
pages l<ix22 ; subscription $1 ; e.stablished 1889 ;
Will J. Lewis, editor and publisher ; circu-
lation K ;ic :•:.
GAINESVILLE, c. h., Alachua Co.,
2,79)+ pop., on Florida Southern, Florida Cen-
tral«& Peninsular and Savannah, Florida
& Western Rds., 40 m. W. of Palatka, 60 S.
W. of Jacksonville and 100 from Fernandlna.
Engaged in agriculture and orange growing.
SUN; every morning except Monday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic; daily
four pages 15x22, weekly eight i)ages; sub-
scription— daily $5, weekly .SI; established-
daily 1887, weekly 18S6: H. H. McCrearv, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation— daily K A A,
weekly K ;:; :;:.
GREEN COVE SPRINGS, c. h..
Clay Co., 1,106+ pop., on Jacksonville, Tam-
pa & Key West and South-Western Rds. and
St. John's r., 30 m. S. of Jacksonville and
45 X. of Palatka. Has a copious sulphur
FLORIDA.
spring, car shops, brick and woodworks.
Large lumber interests. Fruit and vegetable
center.
SPRING; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1880; W. D. Ran-
dall, editor and publisher; circulation K ;■: :):.
HAMPTON, Bradford Co.. 1.52 pop.,
on Florida Central & Peninsular and Geor-
gia Southern & Florida Rd., 6 m. S. S. W. of
Starke, the county seat. Agricultural.
ADVOCATE ; Thursdays; eight pages
8x11; subscription $1; established 1894; P. W.
Carr, editor and pul)lisher.
FLORIDA HOME-SEEKER;
monthly; immigration; twelve pages 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1890 ; Home-
Seeker Publishing Co., editors and publishers.
INTERLACHEN, Putnam Co., 300
pop., on Florida Southern Rd., 15 ra. S. W.
of Palatka, the county seat. Orange groves.
FLORIDA R UR A lilST ; monthly;
agricultural; eight pages 10x14; subscription
25 cents; established 1^94; Geo. W. Ha.stings
& Co., editors and publishers.
INVERNESS, Citrus Co., 100 pop., on
Silver Springs, Ocala & Gulf and South
Florida Rds., about 32 m. N. by N. W. of
Dade City. A phosphate mining town and
orange shipping point.
CITRUS CO. CHRONICLE; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
■SI; established 1694; Citrus Co. Publishing
Co., editors and publishers,
PHOSPHATE FIELD; Fridays; four
pages 18x24; subscription §1 ; established 1890;
C. S.Warnock, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
SOUTH FLORIDIAN : Fridays; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1S94; M. Williamson, editor and publisher.
JACKSONVILLE, c. li., Duval Co.,
ir,201+ pop., on Florida Central & Peuiusu-
lar, Jacksonville, Mayport, Pablo Railway
& Navigation Co's, Jacksonville, St. Au-
gustine & Indian River, Savannah, Florida
& Western, Jacksonville, Tampa & Key
WestandJacksonville& Atlantic Rds., and
St. Johns r., about 100 m. S. by S. W. of
Savannah, Ga., connected by Atlantic coast
steamers. A winter resort. Lumbering ex-
tensivelj' carried on.
FLORIDA CITIZEN; every morning,
and "WEKKLY, Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22, weekly twelve pages; sub-
scription-daily .$8, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1893, weekly 1894; Lorettus S. Metcalf,
editor and T)Ublisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued irifliina year — daily S,200.
FLORIDA TliUES- UNION; every
moniing and evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic; morn-
ing elglit pages 17x23, evening four pages,
weekly eight to twelve pages; subscription-
morning $10, evening §4.50, weekly $1; estab-
lished—morning and weekly 1865, evening
1891 ; Florida Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— daily G, weekly H.
METROPOLIS; every evening except
Sunday; independent democratic; four to
elglit pages 20x26; subscription $5; estab-
lished 1887; W. R. Carter, editor; Carter &
Russell, publishers; circulation H ij; ^.
FA R MER A N D FR HIT GRO WER ;
Saturda3's : horticultural : sixteen pages 11x14
subscription S2; established 1869: S. Powers
editor and publisher: circulation H jj: ^.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Saturdays,
eight pages 15x22; sub.scrlption $1; estab-
lished 1S93; J. F. Rhoads, editor and pui3-
lisher; circulation K.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FLORIDA.
PEOPLE'S JOURNAIi ; Saturdays;
independent; eight pag»s 17x23; subscription
S2; establislied 1879; J. W. Thompson, editor;
J. W. Thompson & Co., publishers; circula-
tion K;-; ^.
SOUTHERN TOURIST; Saturdays;
hotel and transportation; eiglit pages 15x22;
subscription $2; established 1890; Frank &
Wagsiaff, editors and publishers; circ'n L.
ADVOCATE OF COMMON SENSE;
semimonthly; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1893; August Buesing,
editor and publisher; circulation J i\: ^.
FLORIDA L.IFE; monthly; thirty-two
pages 6x9; subscription $1; established 1893;
A. O. Wright, editor and publisher; circ'n J.
FLORIDA SCHOOL, JOURNAL}
monthly; educational; fifty-four to sixty-two
pages 7x9; subscription $1 ; established 1887;
V. E. Orr, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 1,000.
UROVE AND GARDEN : monthly;
horticultural; twenty pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1894; W. W. Frank & Co.,
editors and publishers.
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE;
monthlj-; commercial; twenty-four pages
10x13; subscription $1; established 1892; J. W.
White, editor and publisher; circ'n J ^ ^.
JASPER, c. li., Hamilton Co., 351 pop.,
on Savannah, Florida & Western and
Georgia Southern & Florida Rds., about 30
m. N. W. of Lake City and 163 S. W. of
Savannah, Ga. Produces considerable cot-
ton, sugar, rice, melons, oranges and tur-
pentine. Cotton gins and lumber factories
are located here.
NEWS; Fridays; democratic; four pages
18x2-1; subscription $1; established 1890; Jno.
M. Caldwell, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K I'fi ^.
KEY WEST, c. h., Monroe Co.,
18,080+ pop., on the Gulf of Mexico and the
Key West island. Engaged in shipping and
the production of cigars, sponge, turtle and
shell-work, fish and coraL The Galveston,
New York, New Orleans, Havana and Tam-
pa steamers touch at this port three times
a week. A trade center and shipping point.
EL YARA; every morning except Mon-
day; Spanish; four pages 13x20; established
1878; F. Ibern, editor; J. D. Poyo Estenoz,
publisher: circulation L.
EQUATOR.DE3IOCRAT; every even-
ing except Sunday; democratic; four pages
18x24; subscription $10; established 1880; C.
B. Pendleton, editor; Equator Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation K.
Advertisement. —Th.e most Southern paper in the
United States. Published in the largest city in
Florida, and where the annual output ot Key
West Havana cigars is 120,000,000. First and
only daily in Key West Covers the entire
field sought by live advertisers. Has a special
Saturday edition. Official organ sixth judicial
district of the county, and also paper in which
legal advertisements are inserted. It will pay
to plow our field.
ADVERTISER; Saturdays; Independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1890; Jas. T. Ball, editor; The Ad-
vertiser Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion ^■^■^.
KISSIMMEE, c. h . Osceola Co., l,086t
pop., on Florida Midland and South Florida
Rds. and Lake Tohopekaliga, 18 m. S. of
Orlando. Center of sugar and rice indtis-
tries. Has refinery and rice mills also. En-
gaged in orange ctilture and raising earlj'
vegetables.
KISSIMMEE VALLEY ; Wednes
days; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
FLORIDA.
scription $1; established 1894; S. H. Butler,
editor and publisher,
LEADER; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 17x24; subscription $2; established 1885;
S. R. Bassett, editor and publisher; circ'n K,
OSCEOLA GAZETTE; Thursdays;
democratic; fotir pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1891; J. C. Wallace, editor
and publisher; circulation L ^ ;Sc.
LAKE CITY, c. h., Columbia Co.,
2,020+ pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western ,
Georgia Southern & Florida, Florida Cen-
tral & Peninsular Rds., 60 m. W. of Jackson-
ville and 106 E. of Tallahassee, the State
capital. Phosphate mining, tobacco grow-
ing, timber and ttirpentine industries. State
Agricultural College and Agriculttiral Ex-
periment Station are located here. Center
of Sea Island cotton region.
FLORIDA TOBACCO PLANT
AND COLUMBIA CO. CITIZEN;
Fridays; democratic; eight pages 15x22: sub-
scription $1; established 1887; T. B. Oliver,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 480.
REPORTER; Thursdays; democratic:
four pages 15x22: subscription .$1; established
1875; Herbert L. Dodd, editor and publisher;
circulation K ^ ;Ij.
LEESBURGH, Lake Co., 722 f pop.,
on Florida Central & Peninsular and Florida
Southern Rds. and St. John's r., 7 m. E. of
Tavares, the county seat, and 143 m. S. of
Jacksonville. In the center of the great
lake region and orange belt of the State.
COMMERCIAL; Fridays : demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; subscription $2 ; es-
tablished 1876 ; Jos. H. C. Pratt, editor; South
and East Florida Publishing Co., publishers ;
circulation K.
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
C A TE ; Wednesdays ; methodist; eight pages
16x22; subscription $2; established 1886; Jo-
sephus Anderson, D. D., editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 2,850.
COLLEGE THOUGHT ; monthly,
during the college .vear; collegiate; twelve
pages 9x12; subscription 50 cents; established
1893; C. W. White, editor; Knight & Payne,
publishers; circulation L.
LEROY, Marion Co., 100 pop., on Sil-
ver Springs, Ocala & Gulf Rd., about 12 m.
W. by S. W. of Ocala, the cotinty seat.
Fruit and phosphate region.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1801; G. L. Agnon, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L i'fi i'^.
LI'V'E OAK, c. h., Svwannee Co., 687t
pop., on Florida Central & Peninstilar and
Savannah, Florida & Western Rds., B# m. E.
of Tallahassee, the State capital, and 30 N.
W. of Lake City. Engaged in the produc-
tion of sugar-cane, cotton, sweet potatoes
and early vegetables.
BANNER ; Fridays; democratic ; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1882;
W. L. Whitfield, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
FLORIDA BAPTIST HERALD;
Thtirsdaj's; negro; baptist; tour pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1891; Rev. J.
N. Stokes, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
MACCLENNY, c. li.. Baker Co..
334-I- pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular
Rd., 30 m. W. of Jacksonville. Center of
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
107
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
peach-growing country. Fruit and vege-
table district. Has lumber manufactories.
SENTINEIj ; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription Sl.fjO; estab-
lished 1884; Jas. B. Matthews, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
MADISON, c. h., Madison Co., 781t
pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular Rd.
Has saw and cotton-seed oil mills and
cotton factories. In farming country.
RECORDER; Fridays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1881; J. E.
Pound, editor and publisher; circulation L.
MANATEE, Manatee Co.. 289t pop..
on Manatee r., near its entrance into the
Gulf of Mexico, 1 m. E. of Braidentown, the
county seat, and 43 S. W. of Tampa. In
orange and vegetable-growing countrj',
with extensive fisheries along the Gulf
coast.
MANATEE CO. ADVOCATE;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 18x24 ;sub-
scription $1.50; established 1886; J. C. Pelot,
editor; C. V. S. Wilson, publisher; circula-
tion, smallest edition issued ivith in a year, 480.
MARIANNA, c. h., Jackson Co., 926t
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 72 m.
N. W. of Tallahassee, the State capital.
Agricultural region.
TIMES-COURIER; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 11x16; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1864; J. S. Gardner, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
WEST FLORIDA JOURNAL; Fri
days ; four pages 17x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1893; W. B. Wyun, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 480.
MAYO, J^a Fayette Co., 50 pop., about
5 m. S. of Suwannee r., and 10 X. W. of New
Troy, the county seat. In agricultural
district.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 13x20; subscription §1; established
1890; L. L. Ramsey, editor and publisher;
circulation L :|; ^.
MELBOURNE, Brevard Co.. 99t
pop., on Indian r., 45 m. from Titusville, the
county seat. Agricultural district.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription Rl; established 1894; E. D. Oslin,
editor and publisher.
MILTON, c. h., Santa Rosa Co.. 1,455+
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd. and
Blackwater r., about 19 m. N. by N. E. of
Pensacola. Has various manufactures.
Wool, cotton, fruit and lumber-producing
country.
CLARION; Saturdays; aemocratic; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1888; A R. Seabrook, editor and publisher;
circulation J i^ ^.
MONTICELLO, c. h., Jefferson Co.,
1,218+ pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular
and Savannah, Florida & Western Rds.,
31 m. E. of Tallahassee, the State capital,
and 2'34 S. W. of Savannah, Qa. An agricult-
ural, cotton and vegetable growing section.
CONSTITUTION; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874 ; J. E. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation J ^ ^c.
TRIBUNE; Fridays: democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1889; |
Palmer Hardin, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued ivithln a year, 450.
MYERS, c. h., Lee Co., 575t pop., on
south bank of the Caloosahatchee r., 18 m.
E. of the Gulf of Mexico. Engaged in culti-
vation of cocoanuts, oranges, pineapples,
mangoes, etc. Center for cattle men. Has
shingle and lumber mills, phosphate works
and a tannery for curing alligator hides,
snake skins, etc,
PRESS ; Thursdays; Independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription .$2; established 1884;
Frank H. Stout, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued uithin a year, 432.
TROPICAL NEWS; Fridays; eight
pages 15x22; subscription .$1.50; established
1894; Philip Isaacs, editor and publisher.
NEW SMYRNA, Volusia Co.. 287t
poiJ., on Jacksonville, St. Augustine &
Indian River Rd. and Hillsboro r., 2 m. W.
of the Atlantic coast and 35 N. E. of San-
ford. In a fruit-growing district. A winter
resort.
BREEZE; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1887; C. B. Kendall, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
OCALA, c. h., Marion Co., 2,901t pop.,
on Florida Central & Peninsular, Silver
Springs, Ocala & Gulf and Florida Southern
Rds., in the center of the Peninsula, 5}4 ni.
from the famous Silver Spring. Has foun-
dry and machine shops. Sugar-cane,
oranges, lemons, Sea Island cotton, phos-
phate and sweet potatoes are the chief
products.
' N E W S ; every evening except Sunday,
and Sunday morning, and W E E K L Y ,
Wednesdays; democratic; four pages 16x22;
subscription— daily S5, weekly §1; established
1894; E. W. Peabody, editor;' Ocala Publish-
ing Co., publishers.
BANNER; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1 ; established 1866;
F. E. Harris, editor; C. L. Bittinger, publisher;
circ'n. actual average for the past year, 2,085.
FLORIDA BAPTIST WITNESS;
Wednesdays; baptist; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $2; established 1884; C. S. Farriss,
editor; J. C. Porter, publisher; circ'n H ^ iji.
MARION FREE PRESS; Thursdays;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
1885 ; Louis J. Brumby, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
MARION TIMES ; Saturdays ; inde-
pendent; four pages 13x20; subscription $1;
established 1890; W. H. Blue, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L ?;< >;:.
ORANGE CITY, Volusia Co., 600
pop., on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West
and Jacksonville, St. Augustine & Indian
River Rds., 2 m. E. of St. John's r., 75 S. of
Palatka and 70 S. of St. Augustine. The
Sulphur Blue Springs are near bj'. The
chief products are oranges, Sea Island cot-
ton and tropical fruits.
DISPATCH; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1892; E. D. Norris, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
T I 31 E S; Thursdays; independent ; four
pages 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1880; A. E. Sussex, editor and publisher:
circulation L jJc ^.
ORLANDO, c. li., Orange Co., 2,8."6t
pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular, and
108
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
FLORIDA.
Sovith Florida Rds., about IS m. N. by N. E.
of Kissimmee. Has a large foundry. Or-
anges, pineapples, grapes and various vege-
tables are cultivated.
REPORTER ; every evening except
Suudav, and ORANGE CO. RE-
rORTER, Thursdays; democratic; four
pages— daily 18x24, weekly 22x30 ; subscrip-
tion-daily $5, weekly $2; established— dally
1892, weekly 1877; S. R. Hudson, editor and
publisher ;!circ'n—dailv L ;[: ^, weekly K ^ i\:.
FLORIDA CHRISTIAN RE-
CORDER; Thursdays; nesro; African
methodist episcopal; four pages 20x2(5; sub
scription $1.50; established 1894; S. H. Cole-
man, editor; Florida Christian Recorder Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers.
SOUTH FLORIDA SENTINEL ;
Fridays; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885; Latimer C.
Vaughan, editor and publisher; circ'u K ;li ^.
IRRIGATOR; monthly; irrigation;
forty pages 8x10; subscription $1; established
1893; A. G. Kingsbury, editor and publisher;
circulation K ^ ^i.
ORMOND, Volusia Co., 239t pop., on
Jacksonville, St. Augustine & Indian River
Rd. and Indian r., about 42 m. S. E. of
Palatka. Horticultural district.
COAST GAZETTE; Thur.sdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; suiiscription $1.50;
established 1880; L. M. Murrav, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest editionissued
within a year, 300.
PABOR LAKE, De Soto Co., 50
pop., in Lake region of South Florida. Pine-
apple growing. Citrus and tropical fruits.
PINEAPPLE; monthly; horticultural;
16 pages 11x15: subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1892; Wm. E. Pabor, editor and pub-
lisher, circulation, smallest edition issued
withina year, 500.
PALATKA, c. h., Putnam Co.,
3,039 iJop., on Florida Southern, Georgia
Southern & Florida, Jacksonville, St. Augus-
tine & Indian River and Jacksonville,
Tampa & Key West Rds., St. John's r.,30 m.
S. W. of St. Augustine, 75 S. of Jackson-
ville and 200 E. by S. E. of Tallahassee, the
State capital. Cotton, sugar, oranges and
other fruits are shipped by steamboat to
Jacksonville. Agricultural section.
ADVERTISER; every evening except
Monday; democratic; four pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription $5; established 1892; Alex. E. Wat-
tles, editor and publisher; circulation K.
TIME S-HERA L D ; Fridavs ; demo-
cratic; eight pages 14x20; subscription $1;
establislied 1869; McKinzu & Pratt, editors
and pul)lisher.s; circulatiou J j]: ;is.
PENSACOLA, c. h., Escambia Co.,
ll,T.50t pop., on Louisville & Nashville and
Pensacola & Perdldo Rds. and Pensacola
bay, 8 m. from the Gulf of Mexico. Has a
fine harbor, and is the most important ship-
ping port on the Gulf.
NEWS; every evening, except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic; daily
four pages 18x24, weekly eight pages, Sat-
day six to eight pages; subscription— daily
$5, weekly .$1 ; established 1889; News Publish-
ing Co.. publishers; circulation— daily J^^,
weekly K ^,i 5-;.
TI3IES ; every morning except Sunday;
four pages 16x22; suljscription .$5; established
1894; J. Dennis Wolfe, erlitor and publisher.
FLORIDA SENTINEL; Fridays;
negro; republican; four to six pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 18S7; M. M.
FLORIDA.
Lewey, editor and publisher; circulation
L* H'.
PERRY, c. h., Taylor Co.. 107 pop.,
on Fenholloway r., about 25 m. from its
mouth on the Gulf of Mexico. Sea Island
cotton and tobacco are raised.
BLADE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established 1892;
D. M. Gornto, editor; Gornto & Knight, pub-
lishers; circulation L.
PLANT CITY, Hillshoro Co.. 349t
pop., on Florida Central and Peninsular
and South Florida Rds., 22 m. E. of Tampa,
the county seat. A shipping point for
oranges and vegetables.
COURIER ; Fridays; democratic ; four
pages 2Ux26 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1884 ; F. W. Merrin, editor; F. W. Merrin &
Sou, publishers; circulation L ^ ^
GULF COAST ADVANCE: Satur
days; people's party; four pages 16x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; E. M. Pooser,
editor; Advance Printing Co., publishers.
PUNT A GORDA, De Soto Co.,
344+ pop.— local estimate 1,800- on Florida
Southern Rd. and Peace r.. near its mouth.
/ Fishing and phosphate mining the principal
industries.
HERAIiD; Fridays; twelve pages 9x14;
subscription $1; established 1893; R. K.
Seward, editor and publisher; circ'n K ^ ;;•:.
QUINCY, c. h., Gadsden Co., 681t
pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular Rd.,
24 m. N. W. of Tallahassee, the State cap-
ital. General farming and fruit-growing
section.
GADSDEN DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1 ; established 1892 ; Jeff L. Davis, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
HERALD: Saturdays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; established 1877;
W. W. Keep, editor ancl publisher; circu-
lation K Jj; >;j.
ST. ANDREWS BAY, Washington
Co., 351+ pop., on St. Andrews bay, 100 m.
E. by S. E. of Pensacola. Noted for its mild
climate, pure water, beautiful bay and fine
oysters. A fish market and winter resort.
ST. ANDREWS BUOY; Thursdays;
democratic; six pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1891; Wm. A. F.nimons, editor
and publisher; circulatiou, smallest edition
issued within a year, 340.
ST. AUGUSTINE, c. li., St. Johns
Co., 4,742 pop., on Jacksonville, Tampa &
Key West, and Jacksonville, St. Augustine
& Indian River Rds. aud on Baj' of St. Au-
gustine, 36 m. S. of Jacksonville. A well-
known winter resort.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, aud WEEKLY, Thursdays;
independent; daily four pages 18x24, weekly
eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $2; established— daily 1888, weekly
1889; R. P. Kettle, editor; Daily News Co.,
publishers; circulation— daily K, weekly K.
PRESS ; eveiw evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription— daily $5,
weekly $2; established 1893; C. F. Hopkins,
Jr., editor and publisher; circulation— daily
K, weekly K i\: ili.
INSTITUTE HERALD; bi-weekly
during the school year; deaf and blind;
.scholastic; six pages 9x12; subscription 50
cents; established 1892; Students of Florida
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
lO'J
FLORIDA.
FLORIDA.
Institute tor the Deaf and Blind, editors and
])ul>listiers ; circulation L.
ST. FRANCIS, Lake Co., 50 pop.,
on W. bank of St. John's r., 10 m. W. of
De Land. Has saw and planing mills.
Agricultural and fruit growing section.
FLOIIIDA FACTS; Wednesdays; dem-
ocratic: four pages 15x.>2: subscription 75
cents; established 189il; John E. Harris, edi-
tor and publislier; circulation, smallest edi-
tion isiiuid irithin a year. l.OlKi.
SAINT PETERSBURG, milsboro
Co., 373+ pop., terminus Orange Belt ltd., on
Tampa bay. Engaged in fruit and vege-
table growing and fishing. A summer and
winter resort.
WEST HILLSBOROUGH TIMES;
Thursdays; four pages lSx24: subscription
$1 : established 18S4 ; Pinellas Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation L.
SOUTH FLORIDA HOME; monthly;
agricultural and horticultural; eight to six-
teen pages 11x14; subscription 10 cents; es-
tablished 1889; Young G. Lee, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation J s-; ^.
SANFORD, Ora7ige Co., 2,016t pop.,
on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West, Orange
Belt & South Florida Rds., and St. John's
r., 193 m. S. of Jacksonville, to which city
steamers ascend daily. A shipping point
for oranges and for the supply of early
vegetables and fruits to Northern markets.
Has cigar manufactories and jelly and
marmalade factories.
GATE CITY CHRONICLE ; Fridays;
democratic; ten pages 16x22; subscription
$1 : established 1S91 ; T. J. Appleyard, editor
and publisher; circulation J s-J ;■;.
SAN MATEO, Putnam Co., 353 pop.,
on Jacksonville, St. Augustine & Indian
River Rd. and St. John's r., about 6 m. S. E.
of Palatka, the county seat. Orange grow-
ing the principal industry.
ITE3I ; Saturdays; democratic; ten pages
18x22; subscription $1; establisheti 1S91; F. A.
Bailey, editor; J. A. Crosby, publisher; cir-
culation L ^ H^.
STARKE, Bradford Co., 6';9t pop., on
Florida Central & Peninsular and Atlantic,
Suwannee River & Gulf Rds., 45 m. S. W.
of Jacksonville. An agricultural section,
producing cotton, corn, sugar, oranges and
strawberries,
BRADFORD CO. TELEGRAPH;
Fridays; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub
scription SI ; established 1879 ; Matthews
& Farmer, editors and publishers; circ'n K.
SUMTERVILLE,c. h., Sumter Co..
214+ pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular
Rd., 37 m. S. of Ocala. Orange and stock
raising the chief industries.
SUMTER CO. TIMES; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24: subscription SI ; es
tablislied 1881; D. M. Baker, editor; Walter
Graham, publisher; circulation, smallest edi
tion ifisiirfl irithin a i/ear, 75!).
TALLAHASSEE, c. h., Leon Co.,
State Capital, 2,934+ pop., on Florida
Central & Peninsular and Florida, Georgia
& Western Rds., about 23 m. N. from Apa-
lachee bay. Has manufactories and general
trade. Farming and fruit-raising district.
FLORIDIAN ; Saturdays; four pages
8x24; subscription $1; established 1828 ;W, N.
Shine, editor and publisher.
TALLA HASSEEAN ; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic: four pages 20x26; subscription $1;
established 1881; John G. Collins, editor and
publisher; circulation J i'fi :{:.
TAMPA, c. h., milsboro Co., .5,53-21
pop.— local estimate 28,Gu0— terminus of the
South Florida and Florida Central & Pen-
insular Rds., and on Hillsboro r. and
Tampa bay. Has a good harbor. Thirty-six
cigar factories are in operation. A winter
resort and place of general trade.
MORNING TRIBUNE; every morn
ing, and WEEKLY, Thursday**; demo-
cratic; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages; subscription — dailv S5; weeklv §1;
established —daily 1S91, weekly 1870; W. F.
Stovall, editor and publisher ; circulati( n—
daily K Jj: ;•:. weekly J j-; >;;.
TI3IES; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; eight pages
—daily 13x20, weekly 15x22; subscription-
daily $5, weekly $1; established 1S93; Tampa
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation— daily K, weekly K.
FLORIDA MONTHLY; twenty pages
7x10; established 1S95; John T. Hearn, editor;
Florida Monthly Publishing Co.. publishers.
TARPON SPRINGS, Hillsboro Co.,
327+ pop., on Orange Belt Rd., 20 m. N. W.
of Tampa, the county seat. A health resort.
Orange growing section.
FLORIDA WEST COAST TRUTH;
Saturdays; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1889; Geo. N. Truax, editor
and publisher; circulation L ^ i'fi.
TAVARES, c. h., Lake Co., 272t pop.,
on Florida Southern, Florida Railway iS:
Navigation Co's, Tavares, Orlando & Atlan-
tic and Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West
Rds., 200 m. from Jacksonville. Saw and
planing mills, machine shops and other
business enterprises. Steamboat shipping
point for Ocklawaha Lakes.
HERALD; Thursdays; democratic: four
pages 15x22 ; subscription $2 ; established
1882; Alfred St. Clair Abrams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
TITUSVILLE, c. h., iJrerarrf Co., 764t
pop., on Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West,
Florida Central & Penin.sular, Florida
Southern and Tavares & Gulf Rds. and Lake
Eustis. Orange, vegetable, oyster, fish and
merchandise shipping point. Stock raising
and cultivation of tropical and semi trop-
ical fruits are the leading industries.
FLORIDA STAR; Fridays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x21; subscription $1.50;
established 1880; Ellis B. Wager, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued icithin a year, 8(«i.
INDIAN RIVER ADVOCATE;
Fridavs; democratic: eight pages 15x21; sub-
scription $1..50; established 18P0: Walter S.
Graham, editor: Graham & Walter, pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
wifhinn year, 950.
UMATILLA, Loke Co., 3.;6t pop..
on Florida Southern Rd.. S m. X. by N. E. of
Tavares. the county seat. Fruit and vege
table district.
UMATILLA WEEKLY: Saturdays;
four pages 15x22; subscription SI: established
1«94;C. E. Grayson, editoi ; T. A. Smith and
C. E. Grayson, publishers.
IIU
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
FLORIDA.
GEORGIA.
'WEST PALM BEACH, Dade Co..
on Jacksouville, St. Augustine & Indian
River Rd. and Lake Wortli. A winter resort.
GAZETTEER; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription SI- 50; established 1894; C. M. Gard-
ner, editor and publisher.
TROPICAL. SUN; Thursdays; eight
pages 16x22; subscription $2; established
1887; Guy I. Metoalf, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivitliin a
year, 840.
WESTVILLE, Holmes Co., 2S5t pop., 1
on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 1 m. W. of
Choctawhatchee and 97 m. N. E. of Pensa- I
cola. Farming, fruit raising and milling.
HOLMES CO. ADVERTISER;
Thursdays; democratic; four pages 16x22;
subscription $1; established 1892; W. D.
Williams, editor; Williams & Hutchinson,
publishers; circulation L.
WEWAHITCHKA, Calhouii Co.,\
300 pop., 4 m. W. of Apalachicola r., 45 N. of ;
Apalachicola. A fruit growing section. i
CALHOUN NEWS ; Thursdays ;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
•SI; established 1892; Halle Bryan, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^ ^.
WILD WOOD, -SMm^er Co., 419t pop.,
on Florida Central & Peninsular Rd., 26 m. \
S. of Ocala and 150 S. S. W. of Jacksonville.
Engaged in orange and vegetable culture;
has lumber and orange box factories.
SUMTER CO. VIDETTE; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1893; Frank A. Walpole. editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued ivithin a year, 400.
WILLISTON, Levy Co., 5S7t Pop., on
Florida Central & Peninsular and Savannah,
Florida & Western Rds. Farming section.
Fruit and vegetable shipping point.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1894; Horace Darwin Mauer, editor and pub-
lisher.
WINTER PARK, Orayige Co., 270t
pop., on Florida Central & Peninsular and
South Florida Rds., 5 m. N. of Orlando, the
county seat. A well known winter resort.
Orange growing section.
ADVOCATE ; Saturdays ; negro; repub-
lican; four pages 16x22; subscription $1.25;
established 1889; G. C. Henderson, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
GEORGIA.
ABBEVILLE, c. h., Wilcox Co., 65Tt
pop., on Abbeville & Waycross and Savan-
nah, Americus & Montgomery Rds. and
Ocmulgee r., about 54 m. E. of Americus.
Has saw mills.
BAPTIST WATCH31AN; Thursdays;
baptist; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;'
established 1890; O. V. Fuller & Sou, editors
and publishers; circulation L.
EXPONENT; Tuesdavs; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1893; Ab-
beville Exponent Publishing Co., editors and
publishers.
A C W O R T H . Cobb Co.. 815t pop.,
ou Western & Atlantic Rd., 12 m. N. W. of
Marietta, the county seat. Farming commu-
nity; In the midst of the gold and iron belt.
POST; Fridays; democratic; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1888; R. B.
Walker, editor and publisher; circ'n K ^^.
ADEL, Berrien Co., 527t pop., on
Georgia, Southern & Florida Rd., 12 m. S.
W. of Nashville, the county seat. A farm-
ing section.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1889 ; C. E. & A. A. Webb, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K ^ s|;.
ALBANY, c. h., Dougherty Co., 4.G08t
pop., on Brunswick & Western, Central
of Georgia Columbus Southern, Savannah,
Americus & Montgomery and Savannah,
Florida & Western Rds. and Flint r., 260
m. W. of Savannah. An agricultural coun-
try, producing cotton, sugar cane, rice and
corn.
HERA LD ; every morning, and WEEK-
LV, Saturdays; democratic; daily four
pages 16x22, Sunday 18x24. weekly eight pages
16x22; subscription — daily .$5, Sunday $1,
weekly $1; established— daily 1891, Sunday
1893, weekly 1892; H. M. Mcintosh, editor and
publisher; circulation— daily, K i'^ ^, weekly
J. <* *>
DISPATCH; Saturdays ; four pages
18x20; subscription $1; established 1894; S.
J. Thompson, editor and publisher.
ALPHARETTA, c. h., Milton Co..
256t pop., 6 m. N. of Chattahoochee r. and
28 N. of Atlanta, the State capital. Engaged
in the manufacture of wagons, boots and
shoes.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1890; Jno. J. Newton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
AMERICUS, c. h., Sumter Co., 6,398t
pop., on Savannah, Americus & Montgom-
ery and Central of Georgia Rds. and
Muckalee creek, 71 m. S. W. of Macon. In
an extensive cotton and sugar cane pro-
ducing region.
TIMES-RECORDER ; every morning
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fx'idays;
daily four pages 20x26, weekly eight pages
15x22; subscription— dailj' $6, weekly $1;
established 1890; Times Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation— daily J,
weekly J.
PEOPLE'S MESSENGER; Saturdays;
independent; four pages 13x22; subscription
$1 ; established 1894; A. Lincoln Smith, editor;
Messenger Publishing Co., publishers.
ARABI, nooly Co., l,094t pop. (of
township), on Georgia Southern & Florida
Rd., 20 m. S. of Vienna, the county seat. A
cotton-raising district.
EXPRESS; Fridays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1894; A.J. Tison,
editor and publisher.
ARLINGTON, Calhoun Co.,417tpop.,
on Central of Georgia Rd., 11 m, S. W. of
Morgan, the county seat.
CALHOUN CO. COURIER; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1 ; established 18S2; W. W. Fleming, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
ASHBURN, Worth Co., 403t pop., on
Georgia Southern & Florida Rd., 85 m. S. of
Macon. Agriculture, saw mills and naval
stores.
ADVANCE; Fridays; 'four pages 15x22;
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
subscription .■?! ; established ISW; H. D. Smith,
editor and imblisher; circulation 1^.
ATHENS, c. h., Clarke Co., 8,639t
pop., on Georgia, Carolina & Northern,
Macon & Northern, and Richmond & Dan-
ville Rds. and Oconee r., 100 m. N. W. of
Augusta and 67 E. of Atlanta. Seat of
Georgia University. Center of a cotton-
growing district.
BAN NEK; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays and Fridays;
democratic; daily four pages 18x22, weekly
eigiit pages, Sunday six pages 15x20; subscrip-
tion— daily §5, Sunday §1, weekly $1; estab-
lished—daily and Sunday 1880, weekly 1824; i
S. C. Upson, editor ; Phinlzj- & Upson, pub-
lishers; circulation — daily J, weekly K.
ClilPPER; Saturdavs; negro; tour pages
13x2i>; subscription $1.25 ; established 1888 ;
S. B. Davis, editor and VHiblisher; circ'u K. '
GE()K(iIA UNIVERSITY MAGA-
ZINE: monthly ?
SOUTHERN FAR3IER ; monthly;
agricultural; thirty-six pages 8x12; subscrip-
tion SI: established 1886; J. L. Couley. editor;
Southern Farmer Co., publishers; circulation,
stnallest edition issued ii^itJiin a t/ear, 21,500.
AVOIAN'S WORK; monthly ; house-
hold: twenty pages 11x15; subscription 50
cents: established 1S87; Kate Garland, editor;
T. L.Mitchell, publisher; circulation D.
ATLANTA, c. h., Fulton Co., State
Capital, 65,533+ pop., at junction of At-
lanta & West Point, Central of Georgia,
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia, Geor-
gia. Richmond & Danville, Atlanta &
Florida and Western & Atlantic Rds. A
manufacturing center and cottou-shipping
point.
CONSTITUTION; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Tuesdays; democratic ; daily
eight pages 211x26, Sunday twenty-four pages,
16x22, weekly twelve pages; subscription-
daily $6, Sunday $2, weekly $1; established
1868; Constitution Publishing Co., editors
and publishers ; circ'n— daily E, weekly A.
JOURNAL ; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 17x24, Saturday sixteen
pages: subscription— daily S5, weeklv SI;
establi.shed— daily 1883, weekly 1885; Atlanta
Journal Co., editors and publishers; circ'n—
daily, oc^uaZ average for the past year, 16,470.
Weekly G ;•: ^f..
Advertiaement.—" \X\a,nta.\ia.» at lea.st one daily
with a larger regular issue and sale than any at
any other point south of Washington. Louisville,
Kansas City, Denver and San Francisco."—
Frixters' Ink, Nov. 28, 1894. Georgia is by far
the most promising State in the South for a
" trial trip." It has the greatest number of the
best people to the square mile, and no one
questions but that the circulation of the daily
JorHXAL is larger than that of any daily in
eleven Southern States.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday,
and PEOPLE'S PARTY PAPER, Fri-
days; people's party; daily, four pages 15x24,
weekly eight pages; subscription— dally S6,
weeklv .SI: established— weekly 1S91, dally
1894: Thos. E. Watson, editor; People'sParty
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation—
weeklv K.
B .\P TIST BANNER; Thursdays;
negro; baptist; four pages 15x22; subscription
SI; established 1889; M. C. Parker, editor; The
Banner Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n L.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY; Satur-
days; democratic; eight pages 1.5x22; sub-
scription .SI: established 1S88: J. L. De Give,
editor; Directory Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year. 4.500.
CHRISTIAN INDEX; Thursdays;
baptist; eight pages 17x24; subscription $2;
established 1821 ; J. C. McMichael, editor and
publisher; circulation G ^ H^ .
F I N A N C I A L INDEX ; Tuesdays;
Hnancial; thirty-two paues 9x12; subscrip-
tion $5; established lS9l ; Financial Index Co.,
editors and publishers.
(JKORtaA STAATSZEITUNG; Sat
urtlajs; German; eight pages 17x23; sub-
scription $2..")0; established 1891; Emil Muehl-
berg, editor; Gate City Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation K.
LIVING ISSUES; Thursdays; farmers*
alliance; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1892; Irwin & Kimball, editors;
Farmers' State Alliance of Georgia, publish-
ers; circulation K.
LOOKING GLASS; Saturdays; illus-
trated; twelve pages 11x14; subscription §2;
established 1892; The Looking Glass Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers.
3IAIL AND EXPRESS; Sundays; four
pages 20x24; subscription $1; established 1885;
Mail & Express Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J.
N AT I O N A Ij; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1882 ; John L. Conley, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
PECJrPLE'S ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
negro ; republican ; four pages 15x22 ; subscrip-
tion $1..50; established 1891; H. A. Hagler, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued within a year, 800.
PRESBYTERIAN; Wednesdays; pres-
byterian; eight pages 11x15; subscription
S2; established 1884; Atlanta Presbjterian
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation J.
SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN; Fridays;
Christian; four pages 16.x22; suliscription
$1; established 1892; C. P. Williamson, edi-
tor; Southern Christian Printing and Pub-
lishing Co.. publishers; circulation J :!:•
SUNNY SOUTH ; Saturdays; sixteen
pages 12x17; subscription $2; established 1875;
Harry Clay Fairman, editor; The Sunny
South Publishing Co., publishers ; circ'n B.
WAY OF LIFE; Wednesdays; holiness;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882; Rev. "VT. A. Dodge, editor and
publisher ; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued ivithin a year, 8,0(Xt.
WESLEYAN CHRISTIAN ADVO-
GATE; Wednesdays: methodist episcopal,
south; eight pages 15x22; subscription §2; es-
tablished 1836; Rev. F. Glenn, D. D., editor;
Rev. T. T. Christian, publisher; circulation
actual average for the paM near, 11,435.
Advertisement. — The official organ of the Meth-
odist church in Georgia, and one of the oldest
and best known religious paners in the South.
It goes into 12,000 of the best homes in Georgia,
Florida and Alabama every week. All the lead-
ing advertising agencies patronize the Wes-
LEYAN Christian- Advocate constantly, be-
cause they know that Southern Methodists who
buy are soonest, surest, cheapest reached
through its columns.
SOUTHERN EDUCATIONAL
JOURNAL: semi-monthly; educational;
twenty-eight pages 7x10; subscription $1:
established 1888; E. C. Merry, editor; South-
ern Educational Journal Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 2,5(X).
SOUTHERN FAR3I; semi-monthly;
agricultural; sixteen pages 13.xl9; subscrip-
tion SI ; established 1S83; Dr. W. L. Jones, edi-
tor; Southern Farm Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation C.
CHURCH IN GEORGIA ; monthly;
protestant-episcopal ; twenty pages 8x10 ;
subscription 50 cents; estal)lished 1S92: C. K.
Nelson, editor and publisher ; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 1.200.
DIXIE; monthly; mechanics; eighty-
four pages 9x11; subscription SI; established
1885; Dixie Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation G.
GEORGIA ECLECTIC 3IEDICAL
JOURNAL; monthly; medical; sixty-six
pages 6x9; subscription S2 ; established 1878;
I. J. M. Gos- and W. M. Durham, editors; S.
W. Postell. publisher; circulation J.
GEORGIA TEACHER; monthly; ed
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fairs, and treats them from the " I've-been-there "
standpoint, which is a perfectly tenable one for the
publishers to take, for they have been studying the
problem of advertising for thirty years. They press
into service the best talent, and publish a magazine
that is not estimated in value by a certain number
of dollars and cents.
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10 spruce Street^ N. Y.
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After December 31st, 1895, the subscription price of Printers' Ink will be increased to
$5.00 a year.
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
ucational ; tiftv-two paices 6x9 ; subscrip-
tion SI; establislied 1886; V. E.Orr, editoraud
publisher; circulation smallest edition issued
loithina near, 1.(00.
31 E 1) I C A L. AND S U II G I C A li
JOlJltN AL, ; monthly ; medical ; sixty four
Eages 6x9: subscription $2; established 1855;
. B.Grand v,M. D., editor; Franklin Print-
ing and Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n,
smallest edition issued icithin a year. 1,525.
OL.I> HO.IIESTEAU; monthly; ninety-
six pages 6x10; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1S8'<; J. Warner Lewis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
xvithin a near, 4U.0O0.
OUR HOME FIELD; monthly; bap-
tist; ciKht pages 11x14; subscription 25 cents;
established 1888; Rev. J. T. Tichenor, editor;
Home Mission Board of the Southern Bap-
tist Convention, publishei-s; cii'culation V.
OIJIl MISSIONARY HELPER;
monthlv; baptist; sixteen pages 6x9; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1893; Mrs. S.
Wilson and Mrs. C. E. Kerr, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
icithin a year. 650.
PYTHIAN liODGESECRET;
monthlv; Knights of Pythias; twelve pages
16x22; subscription SI; established 1890; H.
Cronheim, editor and publisher; circulation
J ^ jt;
SOUTHERN ARCHITECT ;monthly;
architectural; thirty-six pages 9x13; sub
scription §2 ; established 1889 ; V. V. Bullock,
editor; Southern Architect Publishing Co.,
publishers: circulation H.
SOI TIIERN CULTIVATOR AND
DIXIE FAR3IER; monthly; agricult-
ural; sixtv four paices9xll; subscription $1;
established 1843; The Cultivator Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation C.
SOI TIIERN ENGINEERING AND
R A I L R O A D RECORD; monthly ;
engineering ; railroads; twenty pages l(txl5;
subscription $1 ; established 1881 ; R. F. Hart-
ford and F. C. Hand, editors; Record Publish-
ing Co., publishers; cii-culation H.
SOUTHERN FANCIER; monthly;
poultry; twenty pages 9x12 ; subscription 50
cents; established 188T: George M. Downes,
editor and publisher : circulation H.
SOUTHERN 3IEDICAL RECORD;
monthly; medical; eighty-eight pages 5x9;
subscription §2 ; established 1870 ; Dan. H.
Howell, M. D., editor; Foote & Davis Co.,
publishers ; circulation, J sjc ^.
SOUTHERN TRAVELER'S
OFFICIAL RAILWAY CiUIDE;
monthly; railroad time-tables; two hundred
and twelve pages 5x8; subscription $1.50;
established 1886; J. R. Watts, editor; Southern
Traveler's Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion B. ^ i'fi.
SOUTHERN UNITARIAN; monthly;
unitarian; sixteen pages 8x12; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1893; Rev. George L.
Chaney, editor; Southern Conference of Uni-
tarian Churches, publishers; cii'culation,
smallrst edition issued u-ithin a year, 1,250.
SPELMAN 3IESSENGER ; monthly;
during school year, scholastic; educational;
eight pages 9x12 ; subscription 25 cents ; estab-
lished 1884 ; M. J. Packard and L. H. Upton,
editors; E. O. Werden, publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithiti a year. 1,100.
STATE, TOWN AND COUNTY;
monthly; sixteen pages 10x15; subscription
$1. . 50 ; established 1884; State, Town & County
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation L.
VOICEOF3IISSIONS; monthly;
negro; African methodist-episcopal ; four
pages 18x24; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1803; Missionary Department of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church, editors
and publishers; circulation J.
METHOD; quarterly, January, April,
July, October; undenominational; sixty-eight
pages TxlO; subscrii)tion 60 cents; established
1893: Revs. W. F. and Ellison R. Cook, editors;
Christian Giver Co., publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 5,0<X).
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AUGUSTA, c.h., Richmond Co., 33,300t
pop., on Augusta Southern, Central of
Georgia and Georgia Rds. and Savannah r.,
at head of navigation, 120 m. N. N. W. of
Savannah and 136 N. W. of Charleston, S. C.
Engaged In manufacturing and cotton
trade. Has flotir, cotton and lumber mills
and other industries.
CHRONICLE; every morning, and
AV E E K L Y. Wednesdays ; democratic ;
daily eight pages, Sunday and weekly twelve
pages 15x23; subscription— daily $10, weekly
$1 ; established — daily 1785, weekly 1786;
Chronicle Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— daily H, weekly J.
^rfi'ert/seme/i^.— Augusta is the third largest city
in the big State of Georgia. It is also one of
the most unportant manufacturing and cotton
trade centers of the South. The Chkonicle is
the oldest daily newspaper in the South and
one of the best in point of importance and cir-
cidation. Its advertising rates are low and it
pays advertisers. Circulation, daily, 8,000 ;
Sunday, 9.500 ; weekly, 6,(;00. Eastern Office, 26
College Place, N. Y. City ; S. S. Vreeland, Mgr.
EVENING HERALD; every evening
except Sunday, and Sunday morning; eight
pages daily 15x22; Sunday 17x22; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1890; circulation J.
EVENING NEWS; every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and WEEKLY", Thursdays;
independent ; daily four pages 20x24, w-eekly
eight pages; subscription— daily $5, weekljj
$1.50; established 1877; Wm. H. Moore, editor;
Jas. L. Gow, John M. Weigle and W. H. Moore,
publishers; circulation — daily J, weeklj' K.
TRIBUNE; every evening except Sun-
day; populist; four pages 13x20; subscription
$5; established 1894; W. J. Henning, editor;
Wool Hat Co., publishers.
GEORGIA BAPTIST; Thursdays;
negro; baptist ; eight pages 13x20; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880 ; Rev. William J.
White, editor: Georgia Baptist Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J.
SENTINEL; Saturdays ; negro ; inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; Rev. D. S. Klugh, editor;
Sentinel Ptiblishing Co., publishers; circ'n K.
WOOL HAT; Sattirdays; people's party;
four pages 18x24; subscriptions!; established
1892; Wool Hat Co., editors and publishers.
FARM AND MILL; monthly; agri-
cultural; thirtj'-six pages 9x12; subscription
$1; established 1894; Farm and Mill Co., edi-
tors and publishers.
PAYNE INSTITUTE HERALD;
monthly, during the school year; scholastic;
eight pages 11x16; subscription 50 cents;
established 1887; Students of Payne Institute,
editors and publishers; circulation K.
BAINBRIDGE, c. h., Decatur Co.,
l,66St pop., on Savannah, Florida & West-
ern and Alabama Midland Rds. and Flint
r. Has cotton compress, ice and cigar fact-
ories. Center of great Cuba tobacco-grow-
ing belt. Agricultural district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
1871; Russell & Brown, editors; Democrat
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J.
GLOBE; Fridays; democratic: eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1; established
189K); Globe Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
BARNESVILLE, Pike Co., l,839t
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 18 m. S. of
Griffln and 40 N. W. of Macon. Farming dis-
trict.
GAZETTE; Thursdaj-s; democratic:
eieht pages 15x22 : subscription $1 ; established
1868 ; B H. Hardv. editor and publisher ; cir'n J.
HOME JOURNAL; Saturdays; demo-
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GEORGIA.
established 1892; S. B. Burr, Sr., editor and
nublislu-r; t'lrculation L.
PEOIM.E'S TRIBUNE; Fridays; peo-
ple's party; four pa^es I3x..'(i; subscription
$1; established 1894; Kelly & Morcock, editors
and publishers.
tJEOIKilA FARMER; semi-monthly;
agricultural; eight pages 15x22; subscription
50 cents; established 1885; Georgia Farmer
Co., editors and publishers; circulation H.
BAXLEY, c. h., Appling 6'o.,a37t pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd.,
about 40 m. S. E. of McRae. Has naval stores.
Farming section.
BANNER; Thursdays ; Independent ; four
pages 15x22; subscription §1: established
1885: W. H. Rutland, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
BliACKSHEAR, c. h., Pierce Co.,
656t pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western
Rd., 9 m. N. E. of Way Cross and 87 S. W. of
Savannah. Has grist mills, cotton-seed oil
mill, fertilizer factory and turpentine in-
dustrj".
TI3IES ; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 16x22; subscription $1; established 18S9;
E. Z. Byrd, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, ;^90.
BIiAIRSVILiLE, c. h., Union Co..
114+ pop., 80 m. X. of Atlanta, the State
capital. Agricultural district.
HERAIiD; Fridays; democratic; four
gages 15x22; subscription §1; established 1892;
iaralson & Williams, editors and publishei's;
circulation L.
BLAKELY, c. h., Early Co., 441t
pop.— local estimate. 1,000— on Central of
Georgia Rd., 9 m. E. of Chattahoochee r.
and 80 S. of Columbus. Agricultural dis-
trict; chief products sugar cane, sweet
potatoes, cotton and corn.
EARLY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 16x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1859; T. M. Howard, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K i^: i'^.
OBsSERVER; Thursdays; four pages
18x24; subscription §1; established 1^92;
W. H. Robinson, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 434.
SOUTHERN PIT GA.>IES; monthly;
games and poultry; tweive pages 10x14; sub-
scription SI; established lS!t4; Jeff Fleming,
editor and pulilisher.
BLUE RIDGE, Fannin Co., 5U0t
pop., at the junction of Marietta & North
Georgia Rd., 4 m. W. of Morganton. the
county seat. Fruitgrowing and mineral
section.
POST; Tliursdays ; democratic ; four
pages is.x24; subscription $1; established 1888;
T. s. McKiiiney, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued irithin a year, 5t)0.
BLUFFTON, Clay Co., 298t pop., on
Indian SpriuL's it Flovilla Rd. and Colomo-
kee r., 14 m. S. E. of Fort Gaines, the county
seat. Agriculture.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages; 13x20; sub-
scription SI; established 1894; Joshua Jones,
pilitor and publisher.
BOWDON, Carroll Co., 354t pop.,
12 m. W. of Carrollton, the county seat.
Agricultural and stock-raising district.
INTELliKiENCE; Thursdays; four
pages 15x22; subscription SI; established
1890; J. W. Yarbrough, editor and publisher;
circulation L ^ H^.
GEORGIA.
BRUNSWICK, c. h., Glynn Co.,
8,459+ pop., on Brunswick & Western and
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rds.,
and the Atlantic coast, about 86 m. E. of
Way Cross. Yellow pine lumber market.
Has a spacious harbor. Two weekly lines
of steamers to New York City.
niORNINfJ CALiL; every morning ex-
cept Mondays; democratic; four pages 11x16;
subscription $4 ; established 1894 ; M. J.
Parker, editor and publisher.
TIMES-ADVERTISER; every even-
ing except Saturday, and Sunday morning
and WEEK.IiY, Tuesdays; democratic;
daily four pages 16x22, Sunday and weekly
eight pages 18x'^ ; subscription— dailj' $5,
weekly $1 ; established— daily 1884, weekly
1892 ; H. A. Wrench, editor; Brunswick Pub-
lishing Co., pulilishers ; circulation— daily
K ^ :f;, weekly K ^ ^.
G li E A N E R; Saturdays; negro; four
pages 13x20; subscription. SI; established 1S94;
Rev. R. H. Singleton, editor and publisher.
BUCHANAN, c. h., Haralson Co.,
324+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 50 m.
W. of Atlanta, the State capital. Farming
district.
BANNER- MESSENGER ; Thurs
days; four pages 13x20; subscription $1;
established 1888; A. E. Nix, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
BUENA VISTA, c. li., Marion Co.
78S+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., about
30 m. E. by S. E. of Columbus and 1,000 feet
above the sea level. Has several cotton
warehouses.
MARION CO. PATRIOT; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1876; S. H. Christopher, editor
and publisher; circulation L Jic ^.
BUFORD, Gwinnett Co., 496t pop.,
on Richmond & Danville Rd., 37 m. N. of
Atlanta, the State capital. Has saddle and
harness "manufactory and tanneries and
gold and silver mines.
ALLIANCE PLOW BOY; Wednes
days; farmers' alliance; four pages 18x24;
subscription SI; established 1892; W. W. Wil-
son, editor; T. W. Hendrix, publisher; circu-
lation K.
BUTLER, c. h., Taylor Co., 712t
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 50 m. W.of
Columbus. Seat of Butler Male and Female
College. Agricultural section.
HERALD ; Tuesdays; independent ;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1876; Benns & Russ, editors and pub-
lishers: circulation L.
GOSPEL I>IESSENGER; monthly;
primitive baptist; twenty-eight pages 6x9;
subscription SI; established 1878; J. R. Res-
pess, editor and publisher; circulation H.
CALHOUN, c. h., Gordon Co., 680t
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., 80 m. N. by
N. W. of Atlanta, the State capital, and 60
S. E. of Chattanooga, Tenn. Has flour mills.
Agricultural and stock-raising district.
Chief products tobacco, wheat, potatoes,
cotton and corn.
TIMES ; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages 18x24; subscription SI; established 1869;
James A. Hall, editor; W. W.Wilson, pub-
lisher; circulation J ^ ;■:.
CAMILLA, c. h., Mitchell Co., 866t
pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western Rd.,
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
26 m. N. of Thomasville. The center of the
fruit section of South Georgia and shipping
point for large quantities of pears and
watermelons. A farming section, produc-
ing cotton, corn, oats, sugar cane and sweet
potatoes.
CIjARION; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
1882; Sam Felder, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 650.
CANON, Franklin Co., 200 pop., on
Richmond & Danville Rd., about 6 m. S. E.
of Carnesville, the county seat. A shipping
point for cotton-growing section. Iron ore
and other minei-als are found in the vi-
cinity.
AMERICAN UNION ; Saturdays; re-
publican; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1885; W. F. Bowsers, editor; Aaron
Bowers, publisher ; circulation, smallest
edition issued ivithin a year, 450.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; people's party;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1890; A. J. Owens, editor; The Free
Press Publishing Co., publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 816.
CANTON, c. h., Cherokee Co., 659t
pop., on Marietta & North Georgia Rd. and
Etowah r., 25 m. N. of Marietta. Mining,
farming and milling district.
CHEROKEE ADVANCE; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24 ; subscription
$1; established 1880; Ben F. Perry, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued u-ithin a year, 1,400.
CARNESVILLE, c. li., Franklin Co.,
275+pop., on the Carnesville and Richmond
& Danville Rds., 33 m. N. E. of Athens. Has
saw and grist mills. Farming country.
TRIBUNE; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages 18x22; subscription $1 ; established
1879; G. S. Phillips, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
CARROLLTON, c. h., Carroll Co.,
l,451t pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., about
25 m. N. W. of Newnan. Agricultural and
stock-raising section.
CARROLL. CO. TIMES; Fridays;
democi-atic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1872; A. B. Fitts, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
CARROL.L. FREE PRESS ; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1; established 1883; Edwin R. Sharpe, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued ivithin a year, 1,000.
CITY CALL; Saturdays; four pages
11x15; subscripton 50 cents; established 1894;
W. P. Meriwether, H. P. Kelly & Frank Mer-
rell, editors and publishers.
CARTERSVILLE, c. h., Bartow
Co., 3,171+ pop., on East & West of Ala-
bama and Western & Atlantic Rds., 48m.
N. W. of Atlanta, the State capital. Agri-
cultural, live stock and mineral section.
COURANT AMERICAN; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1882 ; Freeman & Chapman,
editors and publishers; circulation J.
NEGRO EDUCATIONAL JOUR-
NAL; monthly; negro, educational; twenty
pages 9x12; subscription $1; established 1894;
F. G. Snelson «& W. Baxter Mathews, editors
and publishers.
CAVE SPRING, Floyd Co., 952t
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 16 m. S. W. of Rome, the county seat.
Mining and farming.
HERALD; Fridays; four pages 17x22;
subscription $1; established 1893; L. B.
Wilson, editor and publisher; circulation L.
CEDARTOTVN, c. h., Polk Co.,
1,625+ pop., on East & West of Alabama and
Central of Georgia Rd., 20 m. S. by S. W. of
Rome. Has iron and cotton manufactories.
ADVANCE COURIER ; Tlmrsdays;
people's party; eight pages 12x18; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1894; J. I. Fullwood,
editor and publisher.
STANDARD; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; established
1888; Russell & Coleman, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 1,450.
CHIPLEY, Harris Co., 220 popTT^
Central of Georgia Rd., about 8 m. N. N.E.
of Hamilton, the county seat. Agricultural
district.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established
1893; Benj. F. Hill, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
CLARKESVILLE, c. h., Haher-
sham Co., 396+ pop., on Blue Ridge & At
lantic and Richmond & Danville Rds., 85 m.
N. E. of Atlanta, the State capital. Cotton
and w'oolen milling and stock and fruit
raising are the principal industries.
ADVERTISER; Tuesdays; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1880; Chris-
ty & Bass, editors and publishers; circ'n L.
CLARKSTON, De Kalh Co., 271t
pop., on Georgia Rd., 6 m. from Decatur, the
county seat. Farming section.
CLARION ; Tuesdays; people's party;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1894; Ed. L. Sutton, editor and publisher.
CLAXTON, Tattnall Co., on Central
of Georgia Rd., 47 m. W. of Savannah.
Farming and timber region.
PRESS ; Wednesdays ; people's party ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1893; W. F. Corter, editor; Claxton Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation L.
CLEVELAND, c. li., White Co., 200
pop., 25 m. N. of Gainesville. Agriculture
and gold mining.
PROGRESS ; Fridays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1 ; established 1890 ; Jno. R.
Glen, editor and publisher; circulation K :Jj^.
COCHRAN, Pulaski Co., 1,250 pop.,
on Southern Rd., 8 m. N. E. of Hawkins-
ville, the county seat. Lumber, shingles
and naval stores. Agiicultural country.
TELEGRAM; Fridays ; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1.50; established 1894;
Gus. P. Vantrot, editor and publisher.
COLUMBUS, c. li., Muscogee Co.,
17,303+ pop.— suburban pop. 9,000— on Cen-
tral of Georgia, Columbus Southern,
Georgia Midland & Gulf Rds. and at head
of navigation on Chattahoochee r. Largest
cotton manufacturing place in the State.
ENQUIRE R-S U N ; every morning
except Monday, and WEEK li Y, Satur-
days; democratic; daily four pages 17x24,
Sunday and weekly eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription—daily $7, weekly $1 ; established —
daily 1858, weekly 1828; B. H. Richardson, edi-
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GEORGIA.
tor and publisher; circulatiou— daily J jJj j-i,
weekly J ^ :!?.
EVENING LEDGER; every evening
except Saturday and Suniiay, Sunday nioru-
iug and WEEKIjY, Fridays; democratic;
daily eisht pages 18x24, Sunday twelve and
weekly four pages 1(1x22; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1; established 1886; Walter J.
Woodall, editor; R. W. Page & Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued iritfdn a
year—dailii 2,9(Xi. ireekly Stio. Sunday J :1c ^.
HARViEST GLEANER; Thursdays;
baptist; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1894; J. H. Jenkins, editor; J. H.
Jenkins & Co., jiublishers.
SUNDAY HERALD; Sundays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 16x22 ; subscription $1.50;
established 18H1; The Herald Publishing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation J.
CONYERS, c. h., Rockdale Co., 1,800
pop., on Georgia Rd., 31 m. E. of Atlanta,
the State capital, and 141 W. of Augusta.
Principal industries are cotton raising and
milling.
ROCKDALE BANNER; Tuesdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22 ; subscription
$1; established 1878; Still &Guinn. editors and
publishers; circulation K.
CORDELE, Dooly Co., l,.-)78t pop.,
on Savannah, Americus & Montgomery and
Georgia, Southern & Florida Rds., 33 ni.
from Americus. Has five saw mills.
SENTINEL; Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription Si : established 1894 ; T. J.
Brooks, editor; Sentinel Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulatiou L.
COVINGTON, c. b., Newton Co., l,823t
pop., on Georgia and Middle Georgia &
Atlantic Rds., 41 m. W. by S. W. of Atlanta,
the State capital, and 130 W. from Augusta.
Cotton and agricultural machinery manu-
factured. Farming district.
GEORGIA ENTERPRISE; Thurs
days; democratic; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1865 ; S. W. Haw-
kins, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition isstied within a year, 504.
STAR; Tuesdays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; established 1874;
J. W. Anderson, editor and publisher; circ'nL.
CRAWFORDVILLE, c. h., Talia-
ferro Co., 550 pop., on Georgia Rd., 64 m.
W. of Augusta. Carriage and other shops.
ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT; Fridays;
people's party; eight pages 13x20; subscrip-
tion SI; established— Peop/c's Advocate 1892,
Democrat 1876; Paul L. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
CUMMING, c. h., Fors7/th Co., 450
pop., 40 m. N. of Atlanta, the State capital;
on high ground. Cotton, grain and fruit.
BAPTIST LEADER ; Thursdays; bap-
tist; four pages 16x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1891; J. S. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
CTJTHBERT, c. h., Randolph Co.,
2,328+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 26 m.
E. by S. E. of Eufaula, Ala., and 118 S. W. of
Macon. The Southwest Georgia Agricult-
ural and Military College and the Andrew
Female College lf)cated here.
LEADER; Thursdays; four pages 20x26;
subscription §1; established 1891; Joseph N.
Stanford, editor and publisher; circ'n KH^ sc.
LIBERAL-ENTERPRISE ; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1885; W. E. Morris, eaitor;
Southwest Georgia Publishing Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K^^.
GEORGIA.
DAHL.ONEGA, c. li., Lumpkin Co.,
896+ pop., 70 m. N. E. of Atlanta, the State
capital. Seat of North Georgia State Agri-
cultural College. Farming district, sur-
rounded by the Apalachian gold belt.
S I G N A L ; Fridays ; people's party ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1840; J. W. Woodward, editor and publisher;
circulation K ^ ;■:.
DALLAS, c.h., Paulding Co., 455t pop.,
on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia Rd.,
34 m. N. W. of Atlanta, the State capital.
HERALD; Thursdays; farmers' al-
liance; four pages 15x22; subscription 75
cents; established 1893; J. A. Bodenhamer,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
PAULDING NEW ERA; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 16x22; subscription
$1; established 1882; A. B. S. Pinks, editor and
publisher; circulation K :]: :K.
DAIiTON, c. h., Whitfield Co., 3,046t
pop., on Western & Atlantic and East Ten-
nessee, Virginia & Georgia Rds., 36 m. S. E.
of Chattanooga, Tenn., and 100 N. by N. W.
of Atlanta, the State capital. Engaged in
agriculture and stock raising. Grain, cotton,
grass, potatoes, etc., are the chief products.
ARGUS; Saturdays ; democratic; eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1878 ;
A.H. Shaver, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, l,o00.
NORTH GEORGIA CITIZEN;
Thursdays; four pages 16x22; subscription 50
cents; established 1894; F. T. Reynolds, edi-
tor and publisher.
MUSIC TEACHER; monthly; music;
twenty-four pages 8x11; subscription 50 cents ;
established 1884; A. J. Sho waiter, editor; A.
i J. Showalter Co., publishers; circulation J.
DANIELSVILLE, c. h.. Madison
Co., 300 pop., 15 m. X. E. of Athens. Cotton-
growing country.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1; established
1882; B. T. Moseley and E. F. McGowan, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation K He ^.
DARIEN, c. h., Mcintosh Co., l,491t
pop., on Darien Short Line Rd., north
branch of Altamaha r., 60 m. S. of Savan-
nah. A timber and lumber producing sec-
tion.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; four pages 15x22;
subscription $2.50; established 1874; Richard
W. Grubb, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
DAWSON, c. h., Terrell Co., 2,284t
pop., on Central of Georgia, Columbus
Southern Rds., 98 m. S. W. of Macon. The
center of trade for a sugar-cane and cotton-
producing section.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1884; E. L. Rainey, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,000.
DAWSONVIIiLE, c h.. Dawson Co.,
250 pop., 18 ra. E. of Jasper. Farming and
mining district.
A D VERTISER ; Saturdays; democratic ;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1888; John B. Thomas, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
DECATUR, c. b., De Kalb Co., l,013t
pop., on Georgia Rd., 6 m. E. of Atlanta,
the State capital. In farming section.
RECORD ; Tuesdays; four pages 18x24;
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GEORGIA.
subscription $1; established 1893; Walter J.
White, editor and publisher; circ'n K ^ ^.
DEMOREST, Habersham Co., 208t
pop., on Blue Ridge & Atlantic Rd., 4 m.
S. of Clarkesville, the county seat. Stock
and fruit-raising country.
NORTHEAST GEORGIAN; Satur
days; prohibition; four pages 19x24; sub-
scription $1; established 1892; Frank J. Sib
ley, editor and publisher; circulation L ^ *.
DOUGLAS, c. h., Coffee Co., .52 pop.,
about 10 m. W. of Nichols, the nearest i-ail-
road point on Waycross Air Line Rd. Naval
store. Farming region.
BREEZE; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 16x22; subscription $1; established 1S8S;
C. A. Ward, Jr., editor and publisher; circ'n L.
DOUGLASVILLE, c. h., Douglas
Co., 863t pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd.,
27 m. W. of Atlanta, the State capital. An
educational center and cotton market. In
farming country.
NEW SOUTH; Thursdays; four pages
17x24; subscription $1; established 1878; Rob't
E. Edwards, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
DUBLIN, c. h., Laurens Co., 86,it
pop., on Macon, Dublin & Savannah, Oconee
& Western and Wrightsville & Tennille
Rds , and Oconee r., 55 m. E. of Macon and
120 W. of Savannah. Engaged in farming
Turpentine is the chief product.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; democratic ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1891; D. J. Thaxton & Co., editors and pub
lishers.
FREE BALLOT; Fridays; people's
party; four pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1894 ; G. W. Jenkins, editor and pub-
lisher.
GUIDE; Saturdays; people's party; eight
pages 11x16; subscriptiou$l; established 1^94;
Miley & Tackier, editors and publishers.
EASTMAN, c. h., Dodge Co., 1,300
pop., on East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Rd., 56 m. S. by S. E. of Macon. Engaged in
agriculture and sheep raising. A shipping
point for turpentine and lumber.
TIMES-JOURNAL; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; subscription S1.50;
established— rijHes 1874, Journal 1888; J. D.
Stokes, editor and publisher; circulation J.
EAST POINT, Fulto7i Co., 738t pop.,
at the junction of the Atlanta & West
Point and Central of Georgia Rds., 6 m.
S. E. of Atlanta, the State capital and county
seat. Fertilizer works, cotton oil mill,
circular saw and wagon factories.
P L O W B O Y ; Saturdays ; farmers'
alliance; eight pages 16x22; subscription $1;
established 1884; R. F. Thompson, editor;
The Plowboy Co., publishers; circulation H.
EATONTON, c. h., Putnam Co.,
l,682t pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 23 m.
N. by N. W. of Milledgeville and 60 N. by N.
E. of Macon. An agricultural district, cotton
being the chief product.
MESSENGER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 14x22; subscription $1; established
1868 ; G. W. Adams, editor and publisher;
circulation, sjHa^/esi edition issued within a
year, 576.
ELBERTON, c. h., Elbert Co., l,572t
pop., on Georgia, Carolina & Northern and
GEORGIA.
Richmond & Danville Rds., 10 m. W. of
Savannah r. and 75 N. W. of Augusta. Cot-
ton, fruit and grain are raised.
NEW ERA; Thursdays ; four pages
18x24; subscription $1; established 189i; Dr.
J. B. Bell, editor; Wm. C. Ivy, publisher.
STAR; Fridays; democratic; four pages
18x24; subscription $1; established 1888; C. M.
Morcock, editor; The Star Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 1,400.
ELLABELL, Brijan Co., 50 pop.,
on Central of Georgia Rd., 33 m, W. of Sav-
vannah. Agricultural section.
BRYAN CO. NEWS ; Thursdays;
farmers' alliance; four pages 16x27; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1890 ; G. W.
Williams, editor; Bryan County News Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation L.
ELLAVILLE, c. h., Schley Co.. 475
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 48 m. E. S.
E. of Columbus. Seat of Ellaville Institute.
Has a grist mill.
SCHLEY CO. NEWS; Thursdays; dem-
ocratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1;
established 1885; E. B. Hornady, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
ELLIJAY, c. li., Gilmer Co., 437t
pop., on Marietta & North Georgia Rd., 90
m. N. of Atlanta, the State capital. Has
a Methodist seminary, lumber mill, and
spoke, barrel, chair and coffin factories.
Butter and cheese market.
COURIER: Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lislied 1875; James H. Hutchinson, editor and
publisher; circulation K ij; H^.
MOUNTAIN SENTINEL; Thursdays;
republican; six pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1894; Horace M. Ellington, editor;
Ellington & Bishop, publishers.
FAIRBURN,c. h., Campbell Co., 695t
pop., on Atlanta & West Point Rd.,19 m.
S. W. of Atlanta, the State capital. Cotton,
grain and fruit-growing section.
CAMPBELL CO. NEWS; Tuesday;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; esstablished 1894; Robert M. Horton, editor
and publisher.
FAYETTEVILLE,c. li. Fayette Co.,
oBOt pop., on Atlanta & Florida Rd., 24 m.
S. of Atlanta, the State capital.
NEWS; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1888; News Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation L.
FORSYTH, c. h., Mojiroe Co., 920t
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 26 m. N. W. of
Macon. In cotton, wheat, corn and fruit-
growing section.
MONROE ADVERTISER; Tues
days; democratic; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1856 ; McGinty
& Cabaniss, editors and publishers; circ'n K.
FORT VALLEY, Houston Co.,
l,752t pop., on Central of Georgia and At-
lanta & Florida Rds., 29 m. S. W. of Macon.
Various manufactures. A center of trade
in agricultural products and a great fruit-
growing country.
LEADER; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
18!)0; Lawrence P. Gray, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
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FRANKLIN, c. h., Heard Co., 250t
pop., on Chattahoochee r., 38 ni. N. ))y N. E.
of West Point. Fanning and shipping. The
surrounding couutrj' contains large mineral
deposits.
NEWS AND BANNER; Fridays; dem-
ocratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $1:
established 1876; P. T. McCutchen, editor and
publisher; circulation K jj: ;!;.
GAINESVILLE, c. h., Hall Co.,
3,202t pop., on Georgia, Richmond & Dan-
ville and Gainesville & Dahlonega Rds.,aud
In the crescent formed by the Cunahle and
Blue Ridge mountains, 53 m. N.W. of Atlanta,
the State capital. A summer resort. In a
rich mineral, agricultural and manufactur-
ing district.
EAGLE; Thursdays; democratic; four
ages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1861;
iV. H. Craig, editor; Craig & Williamson,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued ivithin a year, 1,560.
FARMERS' OUTLOOK; Fridays;
people's party; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1894; Guy Cloptou, edi-
tor; Outlook Publishing Co., publishers.
GEORGIA CRACKER; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1; established 1SS9; H. W. J. Ham, editor;
Ham & Blats, pul)lishers; circulation K.
!?E.>IINARY SSIGNAL; monthly, dur-
ing the school year; scholastic; twenty-four
pages 8x11; subscription 50 cents; established
1891; Students of the Georgia Female Semi-
nary and Conservatory of Music, editors and
publishers.
GIBSON, c. h., Glascock Co., 197t pop.,
on Augusta Southern Rd., U m. S. of War-
renton. Cotton-growing section.
GLAJ^COCK BANNER; Thursdays;
people's party ; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1894; A. L. Thigpen, editor
and publisher.
RECORD: Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 17x24; subscriptions!; established 1891;
J. W. Whiteley, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issiied ivithin a year, 38i.
GRAY, Jones Co., on Macon & Nor-
tberu Kd., about 20 m. from Macon.
JONES CO. NEWS; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 14x22; established 1894; M.
C. Greene, editor and publisher.
GREENEVILLE, c. h., Meriwether
Co., 700 pop., Central of Georgia Rd., 72 m.
S. of Atlanta, the State capital.
^MERIWETHER VINDICATOR;
Fridays; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1; established 1872; Wm. T. Revill,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
GREENSBORO, c. h., Greene
Co., l,313t pop., on Georgia Rd., &i m. W. of
Augusta and 88 E. by S. E. of Atlanta, the
State capital. Cotton, corn and hay are
cultivated.
HERA ED-JOURNAE: Fridays; demo
cratlc; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1866; W. B. Pattillo, editor and
publisher; circulation J. ;
GRIFFIN, c. h., Spalding Co., 4,5031
pop., on Central of Georgia and Georgia
Midland & Gulf Rds., 43 m. S. from Atlanta, '
the State capital. Has cotton f actoi ies, iron ,
foundries, canning factory, cotton seed oil
mills, etc. In a cotton and fruit raising
district. U. S. and State experiment farms
located here.
MORNING CALL; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and MIDDLE GEORCtIA
FAR.>IER, Thurdays; democratic; daily
four pages 16x22, weekly eight pages: sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly 81; established
1889; J. P. & S. B. Sawtell, editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily Lj-s ;■:, weekly K ;■; ^.
NEWS AND SUN; every morning ex-
cept Monday, and
WE E K L Y, Fri-
d ays; democratic ;
daily four pages 18x
2 4, weekly eight
pages 15x2 2; sub-
scription—daily $5,
weekly $1 ; e s t a b-
lished 1871; Douglas
Glessner, editor
and publisher; cir-
culation — daily K,
weekly. K.
Adi-ertisenieut.—liesulU show for themselves,
while the biggest figures oftenest lie. The
News and Sun owns this building, in the busi-
ness center of Griffin, in fee simple, paid forin
the last five years from the profits or subscrip-
tion alone, after the weekly had been reduced to
50 cents a year, to meet the demands of the
times. This is the result of the publisher attend-
ing to his own business in his own way and al-
lowing the publishers of this directoiy the same
privilege. Advertising rates always reasonable.
Oflieial paper of city, county and State. Send
^r sample copy and read " All About Griffin."
.ECHO ; Saturdaj's ; negro; republican;
eight pages 11x16; subscription §1; estab-
blished 188S; A. S. Boynton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
DIXIE TELEC4RAPHER; monthly;
telegraph operators; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription SI; established 1894; Joseph Lee
May, editor and publisher.
GTTYTON, Efflngham Co., 54lt pop.,
on Central of Georgia Rd., 30 m. N. W. of
Savannah. Engaged in the manufacture of
turpentine and rosin. A lumber and truck-
farming center.
EFFINGHAM CO. CHRONICLE;
Fridays; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1885; D. A. Pritchard,
editor and publisher; circulation K :=; j-j.
HAMILTON, c. h., Harris Co., 493
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 25 m. N. of
Columbus. A mountain summer resort.
JOURNAL; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1872; A.E.Williams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
^rithin a year, 410.
HARLEM, Columbia Co., 647t POP-,
on Georgia Rd., 25 m. W. of Augusta. Has
a saw and planing mill. Farming dfetrlct.
COLUMBIA SENTINEL; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1882; J. M. Atkinson, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
HARMONY GnOVB, Jackson Co.,
611t pop., on Richmond & Danville Rd.,
18 m. N. N. W. of Athens. Has furniture
and wagon manufactories.
ECHO; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1893;
Echo Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation L.
HARTWELL, c. h., Hart Co., 720
pop., Hartwell and Richmond & Danville
Rds., 40 m. N. E. of Athens and 22 S. W. of
Anderson, S. C. Agriculture.
SUN; Fridays ; democratic ; four pages
18x24; subscription $1; established 1876; John
H. Magill & W. H. Williams, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J.
HAWKINSVILLE, c. h., Pulaski
Co., 1,755+ pop., on East Tennessee, Vir-
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
ginia & Georgia and Oconee & Western
Rds. and Ocmulgee r., at head of naviga-
tion, about 48 m. S. of Macon. Cotton-
raising district.
DISPATCH AND NEWS; Thursdays;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1867; J. J. Harvard, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
HINESVILLE, c. h., Liberty Co.,
162 pop., 30 ni. from Savannah. Timber.
cotton and rice producing region.
LIBERTY CO. HERAIiD; Wednes-
days; democratic; four pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1 ; establislied 1871 ; Robert M. Martin,
editor; Herald Publisliing Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 750.
HOMER, c. li., Banks Co., 144 pop.,
12 m. from Harmony Grove and 20 from
Gainesville. Agricultural district.
BANKS CO. GAZETTE; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 16x2o; subscription
$1: established 1890; Henry Brewster, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
HOMER VILLE, c h., Clinch Co.,
857t pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western
Rd., half way between Valdosta and Way-
cross. Agricultural district, naval stores
and lumber.
CHRONICLE; Fridays; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1894; M. E.
Tison, editor and publisher.
IRWINTON, c. h., Wilkinson Co., 305
pop., 3 m. from Mclntyre's station on Cen-
tral of Georgia Rd. Agricultural district.
WORLD ; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 16x22; subscription $1 ; established
1890; John A. Perry, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
JACKSON, c. h., Butts Co., 922t
pop., on Southern Rd., 43 m. N. of Macon
and 45 S. of Atlanta, the State capital. Agri-
cultural country.
MIDDLE GEORGIA ARGUS i
Fridays; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1873; D. J. Thaxton, editor
and publisher; circulation K.
JASPER, c. h., Pickens Co., 333t pop.,
on Marietta & North Georgia Rd., 25 m.
from Canton. In farming district.
PICKENS CO. HERALD; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1892; A. L. Turner, editor and
publisher ; circulation L.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages 16x23; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1890; S. A. Darnell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
JEFFERSON, c. h., Jackson Co.,
540+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 18 m. from Athens.
Good water power. Has saw mill and cot-
ton gins. Agricultural district.
JACKSON HERALD; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1875; Holder Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
JESUP, c. h., Wayne Co., 9071 pop.,
at junction of Savannah, Florida & West-
ern, and Southern Rds. Has timber and
naval stores. A farming country.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1866; Ben. Milikin, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K H^ ^.
GEORGIA.
JONESBORO, c. h., Clayton Co.,
803+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd., 20 m.
from Atlanta, the State capital, and 80
from Macon. Cotton market. An agricult-
ural section.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages
18x24; subscription $1; established 1892j
J. A. Morrow, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ili ;■:.
NEWS; Thursdays; farmers' alliance;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1891; J. H. Wallis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
KINGSLAND, Camden Co., 75 pop.,
on Florida Central & Peninsular Rd., about
10 m. from St. Mary's. Agriculture.
SOUTHEAST GEORGIAN; Thurs-
days; four pages 13x20; subscription $1.50;
established 1894; Julius King & N. L. Stafford,
editors and publishers.
LA FAYETTE, c. li., Walker Co.,
377+ pop., on Chattanooga, Rome & Colum-
bus Rd., 40 m. W. of Rome and 25 S. of
Chattanooga, Tenn. A liealtli resort.
AVALKER CO. MESSENGER?
Thursdays; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1877; N. C. Napier, editor; N.
C. Napier & Son, publisliers; cii'culation J.
LAGRANGE, c. h., Troup Co.,
3,090+ pop., on Atlanta & West Point and
Macon & Birmingham Rds., 71 m. from At-
lanta, the State capital. Has cotton-seed
oil mill, guano, carriage, ice and various
other manufactories. Cotton, grain and
other agricultural products are largely
cultivated.
GRAPHIC: Tuesdays; independent:
four pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; established
1888; O. G. Cox, editor; Cox & Ward, publish-
ers; circulation, smallest edition issued u-ithin
a year, 7.">0.
REPORTER; Fridays ; democratic :
eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1843; S. P. Callaway, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
LAKE PARK, Lowndes Co., 500 pop.,
on Georgia Southern & Florida Rd., 15 m.
from "Valdosta, the county seat. Engaged
in farming and milling.
NEWS; Fridavs; democratic; four pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1894; Wil-
son & Hawk, editors and publishers.
LAWRENCE VILLE, c. h., Gwin-
nett Co., 566+ pop., on Seaboard Air Line
Rd., 40 m. W. of Athens. Cotton, corn and
wlieat are the chief products.
GW^INNETT HERALD } Tuesdays;
democratic; four pages 19x26; subscription
$1 ; established 1871 ; Tyler M. Peeples, editor
and publisher ; circulation K.
LEXINGTON, c. h., Oglethorpe Co.,
552+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 16 m. from
Athens. General trade center.
OGLETHORPE ECHO; Fridays ;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1 ; established 1874 ; W. A. Shackelford editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 800.
LINCOLNTON, c. h., Lincoln Co.,
220+ pop., 40 m. from Augusta. Furniture
manufacturing is the leading industry.
LINCOLN H03IE JOURNAL;
Thursdays; people's party; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1893; A. M. Car-
penter, editor and publisher; circulation K.
AMEKICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
121
GEORGIA.
NEWS; Fridays ; four paues 18x24; sub-
scription $1; established 1882 ; Dr. (ieorne
Patterson, editor and pul)lisher; eirc'nK :•; :•;.
lilTHONIA, De Kalb Co.. l,182t pop.,
on Georgia Rd. Has rock quarries. Cotton-
growing sectlt>n.
NEW ERA; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x2(1; subscription Si; estaDlished
1887; E. S. Steadinan, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 632.
LOUDSVILLE, irhite Co.. 100 pop.,
5 ni. N. of Cleveland, the county seat. An
agricultural and gold mining district.
MOKNING STAR; monthly; hermetic
and spirltiuil philosophy; sixteen pages 6x9;
subscription 50 cents; established 1892; Peter
Davidson, editor and publisher; circ'n L ^ ;■:.
liOUISVILLiE, c. h., Jefferson Co.,
836+ pop., on Louisville & Wadley Rd. and
Oseechee r., 40 m. S. of Augusta. Agricult-
ural section. Cotton, corn and sweet pota-
toes are the chief products.
NEWS AND FAR3IER; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1.50; established 1883; J. W. White, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
LUMPKIN, C. h., Stewart Co., 1,200
pop., on Savannah, Amerlcus & Montgomery
Rd., 36 m. W. of Amerlcus. Mineral region.
INDEPENDENT ; Saturdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1872; A. W. Latimer, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
MoDONOUGH, c. li., Henry Co.,
515+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 28 m. from At-
lanta, the State capital, and 59 from Macon.
Cotton shipping point.
HENRY CO. \VEEK.L.Y; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1876; J. A. Fouche, editor and
publisher; circulation K >■: H^.
MACON, c. h., Bibb Co., 22,746t pop.,
on Ocmulgee r. and on Central of Georgia,
Georgia, Georgia Southern & Florida, Ma-
con & Birmingham, Macon & Northern, Ma-
con, Dublin & Savannah and Southern Rds.,
103 m. from Atlanta, the State capital, 100
from Columbus, 124 from Augusta and 198
from Savannah. A cotton market and
center of trade for surrounding country.
EVENING NEWS: every evening ex-
cept Sunday, and Sundaj' morning; demo-
cratic; four pages 20x26; subscription $5; es-
tablished 1884; News Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation H.
T E li E G R A P H ; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Mondays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$1; established 1826; A. A. Allen, editor; The
Macon Telegraph Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation— daily G, weekly G.
Advertisement.— With, one exception this paper
has the largest circulation rating accorded to
any Sunday paper in the State.
BAPTIST; Saturdays; baptist; four
Sages 11x16; subscription SI ; established 1894;
'. L. Holomon. editor and publisher.
SOUTHERN DENTAL JOURNAL
AM) LU:>IIXARY ; monthly; dental;
nmety-four pages 6x9; subscription $2; e%-
ta.hnshe(\ — Southern Dental Joxirnal 1881,
Dental Luminary 1879; H. H. Johnson. D.D.S.,
editor; W. R. Holmes & Mason, publishers;
circulation K ^ ^.
MoRAE, c. h., Telfair Co., 426 pop.,
on Savannah, Amerlcus & Montgomery and
Southern Rds. Engaged in farming.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; demo-
GEORGIA.
cratic ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1887; Ballenger & Wright, editors
and publishers; circulation L.
MADISON, c. h., Morgan Co., 2,131t
pop., on Georgia and Macon & Northern
Rds., 68 m. from Atlanta, the State capital,
and 104 from Augusta. Has cotton compress.
A shipping point for cotton.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic; four pages 16x22; subscription $1;
established 1886; E. A. Rice, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
MADISONIAN; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1871 ; Wise & Bacon, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
MARIETTA, c. h., Cobb Co., 3,384t
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., at termi-
nus of Marietta & North Georgia Rd., 20 m.
from Atlanta, the State capital. Agricult-
ural and stock raising region.
I JOURNAL ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1868 ; Neal & Massey, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 1,056.
MELDRIM, Effingham Co., on Central
of Georgia Rd., 16 m. W. of Savannah.
GUIDON; Fridays; Independent; four
pnges 15x22; subscription §1 ; established 1894;
Guidon Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers.
MILLEDGEVILLE, c. li., Baldwin
Co., 3,322+ pop., on Central of Georgia,
Georgia and Middle Georgia & Atlantic
Rds. and Oconee r., 30 m. from Macon.
The river furnishes water power for mill-
ing and manufacturing purposes. Loca-
tion of State Lunatic Asylum, Georgia
Normal and Industrial College for Girls
and Middle Georgia Military and Agricult-
ural College. Cotton raising section.
UNION-RECORDER; Tuesdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1819; Barnes, Moore & Son,
editors and publishers; circulation J ^ :5c.
MILLWOOD, Ware Co., on Bruns-
wick & Western Rd., 78 m. W. of Brunswick.
Lumber manufacturing.
MIRROR; Fridays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1894; Wm. P.
Babcock, editor; M. E. TIson, publisher.
MONROE, c. h., Walton Co., 9S3t
pop., on Georgia Rd. Shipping point for
cotton growing section.
WALTON NEWS ; Tuesdays ; demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x24; subscription $1;
established 1881; George M. Napier, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued u-ithin a year, 1,000.
MONTEZUMA, Macon Co., TOSf
pop., on Central of Georgia Rd. and Flint r.,
49 m. from Macon and 153 from Atlanta,
the State capital. Has two steam gins and
three artesian wells. Shipping point for
cotton growing section.
RECORD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1883; Jas. M. Harrison, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
MONTICELLO, c. h., Jasper Co.,
849+ pop., on Macon & Northern Rd., 45 m.
N. of Macon and 99 S. E. of Atlanta, the
from Dalton, 115 from Atlanta, the State
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
GEORGIA.
capital. Has saw niill, flour mills, shoe
and harness factory. Situated in the heart
of the Georgia cotton belt.
JASPER CO. NEWS; Thursdays;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1883; O. E. Garrison, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
MOULTRIE, c. h., Colquitt Co., 56
pop., on Atlantic & Florida Rd. Saw mill-
ing, naval stores and Sea Island cotton.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 17x24; subscription $1; established
1894; W. H. Cooper, editor and publisher.
MT. VERNON, c. h., Montgomery
Co., 707+ pop., on Savannah, Americus &
Montgomery Rd., 1 m. E. of Oconee r. and 100
W. of Savannah. Ttimber shipping point.
MONTGOMERY MONITOR;
Thursdays ; democratic ; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1886; D.C.Sut-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation K.
NEWNAN, c. b., Coiueta Co., 2,859t
pop., at junction Atlanta & West Point and
Central of Georgia Rds. Has saw and
corn mills, harness, furniture and cigar
manufactories, marble works, distilleries
and tanneries.
HERAL.D AND ADVERTISER; Fri
<iays ; democratic ; eight pages 15x22 ; sub-
scription $1; established 1865 ; James E.
Brown, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within ayear, 1,300.
OGLETHORPE, c. h., Macon Co.,
486+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd.,40 m.
S. of Macon. Agricultural district.
MACON CO. CITIZEN; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 17x24; subscription
$1; established 1889; R. Don McLeod, editor
and publisher; circulation K i'fi ^.
OXFORD, Newton Co., 791t pop., 2 m.
from Covington, the county seat. Seat of
Emory College.
EMORY PH(ENIX ; monthly, during
collegiate year; collegiate; thirty pages 7x10;
subscription $1; established 1886; Students of
Emory College, editors and publishers; circu-
tion L ili ;■?.
PERRY, c. h., Houston Co., 665t pop.,
on Central of Georgia Rd. and Big Indian
creek, 28 m. from Macon. Cotton country.
HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL,;
Thursdays; democratic ; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1870; John H.
Hodges, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 696.
QUITMAN, c. h., Brooks Co., l,868t
pop., on Savannah, Florida & Western Rd.,
174 m. S. W. of Savannah. Agriculture.
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established
1876 ; C. I. Groover, editor and publisher ;
circulation J :]{ j;j.
REIDSVILLE, c. h., Tatnall Co.,
300 pop., 4 m. from Collins r. and 66 from
Savannah. Has saw and grist mills. In a
farming and timber section.
TATNALL. JOURNAL; Thursdays;
democratic: four pages 18x22; subscription
$1; estalilished 1879; T. H. McGillis, editor;
Mrs. M. C. Ellenwood, publisher; circ'n K ;•: ;!;.
RINGGOLD, c. li., Catoosa Co., 465t
pop., on Western & Atlantic Rd., 15 m.
capital, and 23 from Chattanooga, Tenn.
Agriculture and mining.
NEW SOUTH; Thursdays ; demo-
GEORGIA.
cratic; four pages 18x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1889; W. Trox Bankston, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^ *.
ROBERTA, Crawford Co., 500 pop.,
on Georgia Rd. In fine farming country,
raising cotton, corn, wheat, oats and fruit.
CORRESPONDENT; Saturdays; dem-
ocratic; eight pages 14x18; subscription $1;
established 1890; John A. Brooke, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
ROCHELLE, Wilcox Co., 400 pop., on
Savannah, Americus & Montgomery Rd., 50
m. from Americus. Has three saw mills,
two cotton gins and a grist mill. Cotton
growing, farming and lumbering district.
SOLID SOUTH ; Wednesdays ; inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $1 ;
established 1887; A. B. Cain, editoi ; W.J.
Leonard, publisher; circulation L.
ROME, c. h., Floyd Co., 6,957t pop.—
suburban pop. 5,000— on Chattanaoga, Rome
& Columbus and Rome Rds. and Coosa r.
Important cotton depot, having two com-
pi-essors. Agricultural country.
HUSTLER OF ROME ; every even-
ing except Sunday, Sunday morning, and
COURIER, Fridays; four pages 18x24, Sun-
day eight pages; subscription— daily $5,
weekly 50 cents; established 1891; Phil. G.
Byrd, editor and publisher ; circulation-
daily J, weekly K.
Advertisement.~'\^\ie Daily Hustler of Rome,
established four years ago, is the only after-
noon paper in North Georgia. Is official organ
for the city of Rome, for the board of roads
and revenue of Floyd, " the Banner County of
Georgia," for the sheriff, for the ordinary and
for the county school commissioner, and one of
the four official papers of the State of Georgia.
Send for sample copy and see our home patron-
age. Circulation 1,127.
The Rome Courier is the oldest and best
known weekly in Northwest Georgia. If you
want to reach the masses of this section of the
State you should send your business direct to
the Rome Courier, an eight-page six column
weekly at 50 cents per annum. Is often forced
by business orders to go up to 12 or 16 paares.
Address Phill. G. Byrd, Rome, Ga.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic ; daily eight pages 16x22, weekly twelve
pages, Sunday sixteen pages; subscription-
daily $6, weekly $1; established 1887: W. A.
Knowles, publisher; circulation— daily J ^, i\i,
weekly J j1; ;•;.
Advertisement.— Only morning paper published
in North Georgia, the Goshen of the South.
Combined daily (Sunday) and weekly circula-
tion, 3,500. Read by 20,000 people. Without a
superior as an advertising medium. Highly
indorsed by advei'tisers, press and people.
SOUTHERN ARGUS; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
50 cents; established 1893; W. O. Clement,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 900.
WOMAN'S WORLD; semi-monthly;
temperance ; eight pages 11x16 ; subscription
$1; established 1894; Mrs. M. A. McCurdy, edi-
tor; The Woman's World Publishing Co., pub-
lishers.
MASONIC HERALD ; monthly; ma-
sonic; eight pages 11x16; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1894; Max Meyerhardt, editor and
publisher.
ROSWELL, Cobb Co., l,138f pop., on
Southern Rd., 21 m. N. of Atlanta, the State
capital. Has cotton and woolen mills.
BANNER; Thursdays ; democratic ;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1893 ; E. K. Smith, editor; Smith &
Johnson, publishers ; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 450.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
123
GEORGIA.
S ANDERS VIL.L.E, c. h., Washiiig-
ton Co., 1,;G0+ pop., torminus of Augusta
Southern Rd., 64 in. from Macon. Thecenter
of trade for a cotton growing countrj'.
HERAIjI); Thursdays; democratic; four
paues lSx24; subscription $1 ; established 1841 ;
William Park, editor and publisher; (Mrc'n K.
MIDDLE (GEORGIA PROGRESS;
Tuesdays; demncratlc; four pages l.ix22;
flubscrlption $1; established 1887; C. B. Chap-
man, eiiitor and publisher; circulation K.
SAVANNAH, c. li., Chatham Co.,
43,1S9+ pop., terminus of Central of Georgia,
Charleston & Savannah, Florida Central &
Peninsular and Savannah, Florida & West-
ern Rds., and on Savannah r., 18 ni. from its
mouth. It is the head of the river naviga-
tion, and large quantities of cotton, naval
stores, rice and lumber are exported. In a
large truck farming and fruit growing
district. Noted for its numerous public
squares.
MORNING NEWS; every morning,
and WEEKLY, twice -a
week, Mondajs and Thurs-
days ; democratic; eight
pages 16x22; subscription
—daily $10, weekly $1.25;
established 1850; J. H.
Estill, editor; The Morning
News (Incorporated), pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily G,
weekly F.
PRESS; every evening except Sunday;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$5; established 1891; Pleasant A. Stovall, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation H.
imii
EVERY WEEK ; Thursdays; eight pa?
15x22; subscription 50 cents; established 181
jes
-1894;
David Robinson, editor and publisher.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays ; inde-
pendent ; four pages 16x22: subscription $1;
established 1887; W.Orr, editor; Initependent
Publishing Co.. publishers; circulation K.
LABOR UNION RECORDER: Sat-
urdavs?
NAVAL STORES REVIEW; Mon
days; naval stores; four ]>ages 11x15; sub-
scriptions!; established 1894; Thomas Gam-
ble, editor and publisher.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; negro; four pages
15x22; .subscription S1.25; established 1885;
Tribune Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers: circulation K.
MIRROR OF COMMERCE; month
SOUTHERN DRUG AND PAINT
RE\ IKW; monthly; drugs and paints;
seventy-six pages 10x14; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1S86; Robert A. Rowliniski, editor;
Lippman Bros., publishers; circ'n, smallest
edition issued ivithin a uear, 2,500.
SOUTHERN KNIGHT; monthly;
Knights of Pythias: twentv-four pages 6x9;
subscription SI; established 1893; Stanley &
Calder, editors; Southern Knight Co., pub-
lishers: circulation K.
SENOIA, Coweta Co., 863t pop., on
central of Georgia Rd. Has large mills and
cotton gins.
ENTERPRISE -GAZETTE; Thurs
uays; democratic: four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion SI; established 1891; Nat. R Beadles, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation L.
SMITHVILLE, Lee Co., 500 pop.,
on Central of Georgia Rd., 12 m. from Amer-
Icus. Fruit and grain district.
LEE CO. ENTERPRISE; Fridays;
GEORGIA.
democratic; eight pages 13x20;subscrlption$l;
established 1893; S. R. Blanton, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
SOCIAL CIRCLE, Walton Co., TSTf
pop., on Georgia Rd., 11 m. S. of Monroe,
the county seat. In cotton growing section.
SENTRY; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1892; John T. Snow, editor and uubllsher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 525.
SPARTA, c. h., Hancock Co., l,540t
pop., on Georgia Rd., about midway be-
tween Augusta and Macon. Center of an
agricultural region.
ISH3IAELITE ; Fridays ; democratic:
four pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
1879; Sidney Lewis, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
SPRING PLACE, c. h., Murray
Co., 194+ pop., 12 m. from Dalton. Engaged
in manufacturing.
JIMPLECUTE; Thursdays; four pages
15x22; subscriptlon$l; established 1881; Carter
& Heartsell, editors and publishers; circ'n L.
STATESBORO, c. h., Biilloch Co.,
425+ pop., on Dover & Statesboro Rd., 50 m.
from Savannah. Agricultural district.
BULLOCH CO. BANNER ; Thurs-
days; people's party; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1: established 1884; T. A. Olmstead,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 650.
BULLOCH TIMES; Thursdays: demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1892; A. C. Turner & Son, editors
and publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 650.
STAR; Wednesdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1893; J. W. Miller,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
STATHAM, Jackson Co., 300 pop., on
Seaboard Air Line Rd., 8 m. S. of Athens.
Agriculture.
SOUTHERN NEWS ; monthly; eight
pages 15x22; subscription 50 cents; established
1894; Willie S. Lanier, editor and publisher.
SUMMERVILLE, c. h., Chattooga
Co., 560+ pop., on Chattanooga, Rome &
Columbus Rd. and Chattanooga r., 45 m. S.
of Chattanooga and 93 m. N. W. of Atlanta,
the State capital. A center of trade. Agri-
cultural district.
CHATTOOGA NEWS; Wednesdays;
democratic; four pages 20x24; subscription
$1; established 1887; J. W. Cain, editor; John
W. Cain, publisher ; circulation J.
S WAINSBOROUGH, c. h., Eman.
uelCo,, 395+ pop., 75m. from Augusta. Corn,
cotton and sugar are the chief products.
FARMERS' AND LABORERS'
HERALD ; Wednesdays; farmers' al-
liance; four pages 15x22; subscription .$1; es-
tablished 1892; Hon. W. R. Kemp, editor;
Farmers' and Laborers' Herald, publishei-s;
circulation K.
PINE FOREST; Fridays: farmers' al-
liance; four pages 15x22; subscription SI; es-
tablished 1876; W. S. Kennedy, editor; Eman-
uel Publishing Co., publishers; circulation K.
SYCAMORE, Irivin Co., 100 pop.,
on Georgia Southern & Florida Rd., 10 m.
W. of Irwinville, the county seat. An agri-
cultural section.
IRWIN CO. NEWS; Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 16x22; subscription $1; es-
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GEORGIA.
tablished 1890; A. G. De Loach, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
SYIiVANIA, c. h., Screven Co., 338t
pop., at terminus of Sylvania Rd., 60 m.
from Savannah. Location of a seminary.
PEOPIiE'S PRESS; Fridays; people's
party; four pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established lf593; R. M. Bryan, editor and
publisher; circulation K :s; ^.
TELEPHONE; Fridaj's; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1879; W. M. Hobby, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 800.
SYLVESTER, IVortli Co., 87 pop., on
Brunswick & Western Rd., about 5 m. S. E.
of Isabella, the county seat.
W O RT H CO. L. O C A L. ; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1885; Allen & Herring, editors
and publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued witliin a year, 600.
TALBOTTON,c. li., Talbot Co., l.UOt
pop., at terminus of Talbotton Rd., 33 m. N.
E. of Columbus. Has steam grist mill and
cotton gin.
NEW ERA; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1870; R. U. R. Bard well, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest editioyi issued within a
year. 725.
WEST GEORGIA NEWS; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1S90; J. H. McGehee, editor
and publisher; circulation J.
TALLAPOOSA, Haralson Co.. l,699t
pop., on Southern Rd. In the midst of rich
iron belts, timber and farming lands.
JOURNAIi ; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1887; Hall & Matthews, editors and
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued u'ithin a year, 1,750.
TENNILLE, Washington Co., 953t
pop., on Augusta Southern, Central of
Georgia and Wrightsville & Tennille Rds.,
4 m. S. of Sandersville, the county seat. A
cotton growing section.
POPUIilST ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; people's party; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1 ; established 1894; Chas. Leidy,
editor and publisher.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays; four pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1892;
Robert Q. Hyman, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
THOMASTON, c. h., Upson Co.,
1,181+ pop., on Central of Georgia and
Macon & Birmingham Rds., 80 m. S. of At-
lanta, the State capital. Engaged in fur-
niture, shoe and carriage manufacturing.
SUN ; Tue.sdays; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; E. W. Morcock,
editor and publisher.
TIMES; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1869; Geo. A. Harrison and C. F. Douglas,
editors and publishers ; circulation K.
THOMASVILLE, c. b., Thomas Co.,
5,514+ pop., on Savannah, Florida & West-
ern Rd., 200 m. from Savannah. A winter
resort. Center of fruit and melon belt. A
cotton and wool section.
ADVERTISER; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLiY, Saturday; demo-
cratic; four pages 15x22; subscription— daily
$4, weekly f 1 ; established— weekly 1892, daily
GEORGIA.
1894; T. F. Pruett, editor; The T. F. Pruett
Publishing Co., publishers; circ'u, weekly,
smallest edition issued irithin a year, 1,500.
TIMES-ENTERPRISE; ever/ even
ing except Sunday, and WEEKLIl , Satur-
days ; democratic ; four pages— daily 16x22,
weekly 20x27; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1888, weekly 1871 ; John
Triplett, editor; Times Enterprise Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— daily K H^ ^,
weeklv K i-s H^.
COURIER; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $] ; established 1894; J.T.Cole-
man, editor and publisher.
THOMSON, C. h., McDuffie Co., 836t
pop., on Georgia Rd., 37 m. from Augusta.
Cotton, corn, wheat and sweet potatoes are
the chief products.
McDUFFIE ENTERPRISE; Thurs-
days; people's party; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1 ; established 189:.! ; Enterprise Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K.
McDUFFIE JOURNAL.; Wednes-
days; democratic; eiglit pages 22x30; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1871 ; Jordan E.
White, editor and publisher ; circulation K.
TIFTON, Berrien Co., 800 pop., on
Brunswick & Western and Georgia
Southern & Florida Rds., 20 m. N. W. of
Nashville, the county seat. Turpentine
and agricultural industries.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
lb91; B. T. Allen, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
TOCCOA, Habersham Co., l,120t pop.,
93 m. from Atlanta, the State capital, on
Southern Rd. Farming region.
TIMES ; Thursdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1.'25; established 1892; W. Al.
Fowler, editor and publisher.
TRENTON, c. h., Dade Co., 378t pop.,
on Queen & Crescent Rd., 18 m. S. W. of
Chattanooga, Tenn. An agricultural dis-
trict.
STATE OF DADE NEWS; Fridays;
four pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1892 ; B.T.Brock, editor and publisher ; circ'n L.
VALDOSTA, c. h., Lowndes Co.,
2,854+ pop., on Georgia Southern & Florida
and Savannah, Florida & Western Rd., 157
m. from Savannah. Cotton, sweet potatoes,
sugar cane, rice, fruit and corn are the
chief products.
TELESCOPE; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1891; Florence B. Williams, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
TIMES; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1867; C. R. Pendleton, editor; Times Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued within a year, 1,920.
VIENNA, c. h., Dooly Co., 536t pop.,
on Georgia Southern & Florida Rd., 57 m.
S. of Macon. Seat of Vienna Institute. Has
saw mills and turpentine stills. In a rich
farming country.
PROGRESS; Tuesdays ; democratic ;
four pages 20x26 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1882; J. E. Howell, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 720.
WARRENTON, c. h., Warren Co.,
974+ pop., on Georgia Rd., 51 m. from Au-
gusta. Agriculture is the chief occupation.
CLIPPER; Fridays; democratic; four
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GEORGIA.
GEORGIA.
pages 18x24; subscription $1; establisliecl 1859;
Wni. M. Hawes, editor and piiblislier; circu-
lation K.
WASHINGTON, c. 1.., Wilkes Co.,
.2, 0311 pop., ou Georgia Rd., 10 ni. from
Augusta. A cotton and grain country.
CIIKOMCIjE; Mondays; ilemocratic;
four pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1886; Willces Publishing Co., editors
^nd publishers; circulation K.
GAZETTE; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 15x22: subscription $1; established
I'^Otj; The Wilkes Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation K.
WATKINSVILLE, c. h., Oconee
Co., ol4t pop., on Macon & Northern Rd ,7
m. from Athens. In a farming region.
OCOXEE ENTERritlSE; Fridays;
■democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
§1: established 188T: J. C. Jolinson, editor
.and publisher: circulation L.
WAY CROSS, c. b., Ware Co., 3,364+
pop., on Brunswiclv & Western, Savannah,
Florida & Western and Waycross Air Line
Rds., 96 ni. from Savannah. Naval stores
and lumber manufacturing place.
HERATjO; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEK. Li Y, Saturdays; demo-
•cratic; daily four pages, weekly eight pages
14x20; subscription — dally .S5,weeklj' .$1; es-
tablished 1S80; A. P. Pritchard, editor and
publisher; circulation— weekly J ^ i'^.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 18.x24; subscription 50 cents ; estaljlished
l'>94; Leightou W. Hubbard, editor and pub-
lisher.
HEADLIGHT FOR CHRISTIAN
LAY. 11 AN WORKERS; monthly; chris-
tian; four pages 15x22: subscription 35 cents;
established 1883; Wm. Parker, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J :=:.
W^AYNESBOROUGH,c. h., Burke
Co., 1,711+ pop., on Central of Georgia Rd.,
32 m. S. of Augusta and 100 N. W. of Sa-
vannah. Has oil mill and fertilizer works.
TRUE CITIZEN; Saturdays; democra-
tic; six pages 18x24; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1882; Sullivan Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation Lj-jj-j.
WEST ATLANTA, Fultoyi Co., 3
m. W. of Atlanta.
SOUTHERN STAR; Saturdays; pro-
hibition; eight pages 15x22; subscription
75 cents; established 1886; Barker Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation F.
SO UTH ERN A GENT; monthly ; agents ;
four pages 15x22; subscription 25 cents;
established 1835; Barker Publishing Co.,
■editors and publishers; circulatl(m E.
WOODBURY, Meriwether Co., 369t
pop., on Macon & Birmingham Rd., 9 m.
from Greeneville. the county seat. Hasfiour
mill. In agricultural district.
MESSENGER; Thursdays; four pages
15x22: subscription .SI; established 1893; Blon
Williams, editor and publisher; clrc'u L.
WRIGHTSVILLE, c. b., Johnson
Co., 9m pop., on Wrightsville & Tennille
Rd., 130 m. W. of Savannah. In an agricult-
ural section.
HEADIilGHT; Tucsdavs; democratic;
four pages 15x22: subscription §1 ; estab-
lished 1880; John M. Hutf, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K.
YATESVILLE, Upson Co., 300 pop.,
on Atlanta & Florida and Macon & Bir-
mingham Rds,, 15 m. E. of Thomaston, the
county seat. Agricultural district.
ENTERPRISE: Fridays?
ZEBULON, c. b.. Pike Co., 315t pop.,
ou Atlanta & Florida Rd., 10 m. from Barnes-
ville. Engaged in agriculture.
PIKE CO. JOURNAL,; Tuesdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
§1; established ISSS; Parry Lee, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued xvithin a year, 816.
IDAHO.
ALBION, c. h., Cassia Co., 179t pop.,
32 m. by stage from Minidoka, nearest sta-
tion on Union Pacific Rd., and 110 from
Ogden Citj', Utah. In agricultural and
stock raising district.
CASSIA CO. TI3IES : Fridays; demo-
cratic; four pages 18x24; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1886; O. R. Hale, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
BELLEVtJE, Logan Co.. 892t pop.,
on Union Pacific Rd. Lead and silver min-
ing and farming country.
H E R A Li D ; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 15x22; subscription §3; established
1885; A. J. Graham, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
BLACKFOOT, c. b., Bingham Co.,
500 pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Agricult-
ural, mining and stock raising region.
NEWS; Saturdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $3: established 1887;
J. W. Jones, editor; Percy Jones, publisher;
circulation L.
BOISE CITY, c. b., Ada Co.,
State Capital, 2,311+ pop., on Union Pa-
cific Rd., and N. bank of Boise r. Trade cen-
ter for an agricultural and mining country.
IDAHO STATESMAN; every morn-
ing except Monday.and SEMI-WEEKLiY,
Mondays and Thursdays; republican; dailj'
six pages 15x22, semi weekly eight pages;
subscription— d ail}- §10, semi weekly $2;
established 1864; Statesman Printing Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation— daily
J ^ ^l;. Semi -weekly, smallest edition issued
IV i thin a year, 900.
IDAHO DEMOCRAT; semi-weekly.
Wednesdays and Saturdays ; democratic;
four pages 18x^: subscription $5; established
1879; A. J. Boyakin, editor and publisher: cii*-
culation K.
SENTINEL; Thur.-^days; people's party;
four pages 16x22; subscription $2; established
1892; James Gunn, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issiied ivithina year, 1,000.
BONNER'S FERRY, Kootenai Co.
400 pop., on Great Northern Rd. and Koote-
nai r., 100 m. from Spokane, Wash. Mining,
farming and lumber.
KOOTENAI HERALD; Saturdays;
independent; eiglit pages 13x20; subscription
S3; established ISIH); S. D. Taylor, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
CALDWELL, c. b., Canyon Co., 779t
pop., on Uniou Pacific Rd,,26m. from Boise
City, the county seat and capital of the
State. Agricultural and stock raising re-
gion.
CANYON CO. ARGUS ; Saturdays;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2: established
1894; Ed. G. Lee, editor; F. A. Wilkie. pub-
lisher.
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IDAHO.
IDAHO.
THE
IS
Published Daily and Weekly
AT
HAILEY, BLAINE COUNTY, IDAHO,
BY
T. E. PICOTTE, Editor and Proprietor.
^ .
ITS HOME is in the GREAT WOOD RIVER MINING REGION, and within fifteen miles of
the famous Camas Prairie, which is one of the garden s(iots of tlie Pacific Northwest.
Its tributary country exceeds in area tliat of any two New England States, and is
rapidly filling up witli energetic people who, coming with few supplies, need all the tools,
implements and adjuncts of the most progressive civilization.
Miners are paid a minimum of $3 per day's work of eight hours, and so-called "com-
mon" laborers the same. A wood-sawyer or chopper who does not earn $4 per day
scarcely considers that he has made wages. Farm hands are not always obtainable at $50
per month and " found."
Residents therefore earn much more than they would elsewhere in the same occupa-
tions, and their aggregate wealth is probably larger than that of an Eastern population
twenty times as immerous.
The late Jay Gould spent his last summers on earth here. His family and friends occu-
pied eight palace cars. H. K. Thurber, the New York merchant prince, and his family;
United States Senator Thurston and his family, and hundreds of other prominent persons,
spend their summers angling for trout in our streams, hunting for bear or other game in
our mountains and freshening their energies. This adds to the purchasing power of the
community in no small degree.
TTME WEEICl-Y TTIIYIES
was founded June 15, 1881. It is published WEDNESDAYS, and the terms of subscription
are $3 per annum, $1.50 per six months, and $1 per four months, invariably in advance.
TTME IDAIl-Y TTIIYIES
was founded May 21, 1882. It is published EVERY EVENING, excepting Sundays and legal
holidays, and subscription : $10 per annum, $5 per six months in advance, if by mail pre-
paid, and 25 cents per week, or $13 per annum, if delivered by carrier.
flDVERTISINQ RATES.
IN daily:
Per vertical inch, no special position, per insertion, 7J^ cents.
Per vertical inch, special position, per insertion, 15 cents.
READING NOTICES —Up to 100 lines, per month, 15 cents per line for first and
ly^ cents per line for each subsequent insertion. Over 100 lines, per month,
7J^ cents for first and 5 cents for each subsequent insertion.
IN weekly:
Per vertical inch, no special position, per insertion, 22i^ cents.
Per vertical inch, special position, per insertion, 45 cents.
READING NOTICES.— Up to 100 lines, per month, 25 cents per line for first and
121^ cents per line for subsequent insertions. Over 100 lines, per month,
15 cents for first and 7^^ cents for subsequent insertions.
Address all communications to
T. E. PICOTTE, Hailey, Idaho.
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IDAHO.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; independent;
eight pages 13x20; «ubscrij)tion $3: established
18S3; R. H. Davis, editor and pubiisher; cir-
culation K.
CCEUR D'ALENE, Kootenai Co., 491t
pop., on Northern I'aclHc Rd., 31 m. E. of
Spokane Falls, Wash. Mining region.
PRESS; Saturdays; four pages 18x24; sub
scriptlon $2; established 1892; Jos. T. Scott,
editor; Press Publishing Co., publishers.
DE LAMAR, Owyhee Co., l,-^00 pop.,
7 ni. X. W. of Silver City, the county seat.
Engaged in ore mining.
NU(i<lET; Saturdays; four pages 13x20;
8ubscriptit)n $3: established 1891; John Lamb,
editor and publisher; circulation L ;•; :!:.
EMMETT, Canynn Co., 197 pop., on
Payette r., about 19 m. N. W. of Boise City,
the State capital. Mining region.
INDEX: Saturdays; independent; four
pages 15x22; subscription $2; established 1893;
S. A. Pattison, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
GENESEE, Latah Co., 282t pop.,
on Northern Pacific Rd., in Lower Palouse
or Cow Creek valley, 100 m. S. of Spokane
Falls, Wasli., and 14 from 3Ioscow, the
county seat. An agricultural section.
NEWS; Fridays; independent-republican;
four pages 18x24; subscription §2; established
1888 ; Hopp & Power, editors and publishers ;
circulation K.
GRANGE VILLE, Idaho Co., 540t
pop., 61 m. from Lewiston. In a mining,
farming and stock raising section.
IDAHO CO. FREE PRESS; Fri
days; democratic; four pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1886; .A. F. Parker, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued Within n j/ear, 800.
IDAHO (JOI.D 3IINER; Fridays?
HAILEY, c. li., Blaine Co., I,0r3t
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. and Wood r.,
120 m. from Boise City, the State capital.
Hot mineral water springs. Situated in a
rich mineral belt. Agriculture and mining.
WOOD RIVER NEWS - MINER ;
every morning except Monday, and WEEK-
LY, Fridays; four pages— daily 13x20, week-
ly 16x22 ; subscrintion— daily $10, weekly $3;
established — daily 1883, weekly 1881 ; Rich-
ards & Richards, editors and publishers ;
circulation— daily L ;■; ^, weekly L j-j i^.
WOOD RIVER TIMES; every even-
ing except Sunday, and AVEEKIiY,
Wednesdays; republican; four pages— daily
16x22, weekly 18x24; subscription— daily $10,
wpekly $:?; established — daily 1882, weekly
1881 ; T. E. Picotte, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily L, weekly K. See pub-
liMher's announcement on opposite
page.
HARRISON, Kootenai Co., 575 pop.,
on Oregon Railway & Navigation Co.'s Rd.,
60 m. from Spokane, Wash. Lumbering
town. Has saw and shingle mills and box
factory.
MOl XTAIN MESSENGER; Satur
days; republican; four pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion .S2: established 1894: Messenger Printing
Co., editors and publishers.
HOPE, Kootenai Co., 600 pop., on
Northern Pacific Rd. Has saw and shingle
mills, lime and marble quarries and mines.
EXAMINER; Fridays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $3; established 1893; J. W. Settle,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
IDAHO.
IDAHO CITY, c. h.. Boise Co.,
15!it pop., at confiuence of Elk and Moor's
creeks, about 35 m. E. N. E. of Boise City,
the State capital. Gold and silver mining.
IDAHO WORIiD; semi weekly, Tues-
days and Fridays; people's party; four pages
18x24; subscription $5.50; established 1864;
Chas. E. Jones, editor; H. & C. E. Jones, pub-
lishers; circulation L jjc ^.
IDAHO FALLS, Bingham Co., 938
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. and Snake r.
Agricultural and mining section.
IDAHO REGISTER; Fridays; inde
pendent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2;
established 1880 ; Wm. E. Wheeler, editor and
publisher: circulation K.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 16x22; subscription $2; established 1890;
Geo. Chapin, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ^ ;;<.
JULIAETTA, Latah Co., 213 pop.,
on Northern Pacific Rd., about 25 m. S. E.
of Moscow, the county seat, and 12 E. of
Genesee. Agricultural section.
POTLATCH PRESS; Fridays; inde-
pendent; four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1894; W. Collinridge-Bing, editor
and publisher.
KENDRIGK, Latah Co., 600 pop., on
Northern Pacific Rd., 100 m. S. E. of Spo-
kane, Wash. Shipping point for fruit.
Mining.
T 1 1>I ES ; Saturdays ; four pages 15x22 ; sub-
scription SI. 50; established 1894; P. & N.
Ttiesch, editors and publishers.
KETCHUM, Blaine Co., 450t pop.,
on Union Pacific Rd., 12 m. from Halley, the
county seat. In the Wood River mining
district.
K E Y" ST O N E ; Saturdays ; four pages
18x24; subscription $4; established 1882; J. H.
Bowman, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
LEWISTON, c. h., Nez Perces Co.,
849+ pop., a junction of Snake and Clear-
water rs. Connected by steamboat during
season of navigation with ports of the
Pacific ocean and towns on Columbia r.
Large fruit growing and wneat country.
TELiLER; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 16x22; subscription $2.50; established
1876; C. A. Foresman, editor and publisher;
circulation K ^ ;•;.
TRIBUNE; Thursdaj's; independent-
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2.50; established 1892; A. H. & E. L. Alford,
editors and publishers: circulation J :|c s;-;.
WESTERN TRIPLE LINK; month-
ly; odd fellowship; sixteen pages 11x16; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; Kay L. Thomp-
son, editor and publisher.
MALAD CITY, c. h., Oneida Co.,
713 pop. A mining and farming district.
IDAHO ENTERPRISE; Saturdays;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2: established
1879; C. F. Davis, editor; Davis & Davis, pub-
lishers ; circulation, smallest edition issued
irifhi7i <i )/ear, fi92.
MONTPELIER, Bear Lake Co.,
1,174-f pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Mining,
stock raising and agriculture.
BEAR LAKE PIKENIX; Fridays;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 1894; F. S. Wood, editor and publisher.
MOSCOW, c. h., Latah Co.. 2,760+ pop.,
on Northern Pacific and Oregcn Railway &
Navigation Co's Rds. Seat of State Univer
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IDAHO.
IDAHO.
sity. Milling, mininK, stock i-aising and
agricultural district.
MIRROR; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 18x20; subscription $2 ; established 1882;
Jolly Bros., editors and publishers ; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,175.
NORTH IDAHO STAR; Fridays; in-
dependent-democratic; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $2; established 1887; Henry C.
Shaver, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 860.
TIMES-DEMOCRAT; Thursdays;
people's party; ten pages 14x20; subscription
$2 ; established 1891; S. T. Owings, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 800.
MOUNTAIN HOME, c. li., Elmore
Co., 233t pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 50 m.
from Boise City, the State capital. Stock
raising and gold mining section.
ELMORE BUIiliETIlN ; Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$2; established 1889; G. M. Piiyne, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 400.
MURRAY, c. h , Shoshone Co., COJ
pop., 16 m. from Burke, the nearest station
on Northern Pacific Rd. Placer and quartz
mining section.
CCEUR D'ALENE SUN; Fridays; peo-
ple's party; four pages 13x20; subscription
$3; established 1884; Adam Aulbach, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 240.
NAMPA, Canyon Co.. 34Tt Pop., on
Union Pacific Rd., 19 m. from Boise City,
the county seat and State capital. Agri-
cultural and stock raising region.
TiEADER; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1891 ; F. G. Mock, editor and publisher; circ'n.
smallest edition issued within a year, 325.
PROGRESS; Fridays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $3; established 1878;
D.Bacon, editor and publisher; circ'n L :!: :fc.
PARIS, c. li., Bear LaJce Co., 893t
pop., 10 m. from Montpelier, the nearest
station on Union Pacific Rd. Cheese
making and stock raising region.
POST; Fridays; independent; four pages
18x24 ; subscription $2.50 ;
established 1881; The Post
Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circ'n, smallest
edition issued within a
year, 500.
Advertisement.— This paper is
credited with a higher cir-
culation rating than any
other issued in Bear Lake
County, and the accuracy of
its rating is guaranteed by
the publishers of this Direc-
tory, who will pay a reward
of one hundred dollars to
the first person wbo proves that its issues were
not as stated.
PAYETTE, Canyon Co., 396 pop., on
Union Pacific Rd. and at confluence of Pay-
ette and Squaw rs. Farming district.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; independ-
ent; four pages 15x22; subscription $2.50;
established 1891; Burt Venable and Chas.
Pascoe, editors and publishers; circulation L
POCATELLiO, c. h., Bannock Co.,
1,639 pop., on Union Pacific Rd., 23 m. from
Blackfoot. Stock raising district.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; people's party;
four pages 18x24; subsciiption $2; established
1895; Frank Walton, editor; Advance Pub-
lishing Co., publishers.
IDAHO HERALD; Saturdays; demo-
cratic; four pages 14x22; subscription $3;
established 1889; H. A. Moore, editor and
publisher; circulation K ij: ^.
TRIBUNE; Fridays; republican; eiuht
pages 13x20; subscription .$2.50; established
1890; Geo. N. IfEt, editor; Ifft & Wallin, pub-
lishers; circulation J,
PRESTON, Oneida Co., 500 pop., on
Uuiou Pacific Rd. Mining and farming.
ONEIDA STANDARD; Saturdays;
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1894; Standard Publishing Co, editors and
publishers.
RATHDRUM, c. h., Kootenai Co.,
218 pop., on Northern Pacific Rd., 29 m.
from Spokane Falls, Wash.
POST; Saturdays; republican; eight pages
11x18; subscription $2; established 1889; A. J.
MacDonald, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
REXBUR6, Fremont Co., 900 pop.,
22 m. E. of Market lake and 35 N. E. of
Idaho Falls.
SILVER HAMMER; Wednesdays;
republican; four pages 15x22; established 1890;
subscription $3; Ben. E. Rich, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
SALMON CITY, c. h., Lemhi Co..
613 pop., on Salmon r. Mining, milling and
boat building carried on. Agricultural dis-
trict.
IDAHO RECORDER; Wednesdays;
four pages 18x24; subscription $4; established
1885; Mrs. Ada Merritt, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
LEMHI REPUBLIC; Saturdays; re-
publican; four pages 18x24; subscription $3;
established 1894; F. J. Cowen, editor; The Re-
public Publishing Co. (Limited), publishers.
SALUBRIA, Washington Co., 309
pop., 39 m. from Weiser, the county seat.
Timber and farming country.
IDAHO CITIZEN; Fridays; independ-
ent; four pages 15x22; subscription $2 ; estab-
lished 1889; Eugene Lorten, editor and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 480.
SHOSHONE, c. li., Logan Co., 958t
pop., on Union Pacific Rd. Railroad car
shops are located here.
.JOURNAL; Fridays; eight pages 13x20;
subscription $2.50; established 1884; Henry
J. Syms, editor; Shoshone Publishing Co.,
publishers ; circulation L ^ ^.
SILVER CITY, c. h., Owyhee Co.,
433t pop., on Jordan creek, 45 m. from
Nampa on the Union Pacific Rd., con-
nected by stage line, and 60 from Boise
City, the State capital. Quartz and placer
mining carried on and several mills run-
ning. Farming and stock raising region.
IDAHO AVALANCHE; Fridays:
republican; four pages 15x22; subscription
$3 ; established 1865; L. A. York, editor and
publisher; circulation L ^ H^.
WALLACE, Shoshone Co., 878t pop.,
on Northern Pacific and Oregon Railway
& Navigation Co's Rds., 13 m. from Ward
ner. Has a saw mill. Lumbering and min
ing district.
CCEUR D'AIiENE MINER; Satur
days; republican; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $3; established 1890; Dunn Bros.,
editors and publishers; circulation L.
IDAHO STATE TRIBUNE: Thurs
days; four- pages 15x22; subscription $3 ; estab
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IDAHO.
lislied 1S94; S. Van Den Meuleu, editor and
publisher.
WARDNER, Shoshone Co., 820 pop.,
on Oret^on Railway & Navigation Go's Rd.
Engaged in niiuing.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pages 13x20;
subscription S2.50; established 1886; J. S.
Langrische, editor and publisher; circ'u L.
WEISER, c. h., Washington Co.. 901t
pop., ou Union Pacific Rd., 70 ni. N. W. of
Boise City, the State capital. Mining, agri-
cultural, fruit growing and stock raising
district.
SICiXATj; Thursdays; four pages 17x24;
subscription S-; established 1890; R. E. Lock-
wood, editor and publisher; circ'n L:;: ^.
ILLIXOIS.
ABINGDON, Knox Co., l,32lt pop.,
on crossing of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Iowa Central Rds., 10 ni. from Gales-
burg, the county seat. Seat of Abingdon
Normal and Hedding Colleges.
ARGl'S; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1882; W. H. Clark, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
. ENTERPRISE HERAIiD; Fridays;
independent republican; eight pages 15x22;
subscription §1.50; established 1880 ; Killough
& Cleveland, editors and publishers; circu-
lation J ii: ;■:.
AIiBION, c. h., Edwards Co., 937t pop.,
on Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis Con-
solidated Rd., 120 m. E. of St. Louis and 170S.
E. of Springfield, the State capital. Seat of
Southern Collegiate Institute. Wagon,
plow and telephone manufacturing and
milling, butter and cheese making are the
leading industries.
J O U R N A li ; Thursdays ; republican ;
four pages 20x26: subscription S1.25: estab-
lished 1869; Walter Colyer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition isstced
irithin a i/ear, 1,£93.
ALEDO, c. h., Mercer Co., l,601t pop.
— with suburbs 2,050— on Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rd., 14 m. from Mississippi r.
and 25 from Rock Island. Stock and grain
the principal shipments. Coal in the vicin-
it3'. Farming district.
DEMOCRAT; Tuesdays; democratic;
eiiiht pages 17x22; subscription $1.5(.); estab
lished 1880; George M. Fames, editor and
publisher; circulation K ;•: ^.
PRESS; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscriptions!; established 1894;
Jesse A. Winger, editor and publisher.
TOIES-RECORI); Thursdays; repub
lican; twelve pacjes lSx24; subscription .$1.50;
established 1884; K. M. Whitham & H. B. Bar-
nett, editors; Times Record Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation, .<t))iallest edition is-
sued irithin a year, 2,600.
ALEXIS, Warren Co., 5';2t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 15 m.
from :Monmouth, the county seat, and 14
from Galesburg. Manufactures brick and
tile and stoneware. Clydesdale horses
raised here.
ARGUS; Thursdaj-s ; independent; four
pa<4es 20x26 ; subscription S1.25; established
1886; D. M. Harkrader, editor and publisher;
circulation K :■< ^..
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ALTAMONT, Efinyham Co., l,0Ut
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern,
Vandalia Line and Wabash Rds. A grain,
poultry and fruit shipping point. Has tile,
carriage, embossing, egg case, furniture
and other factories and flouring mills.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages loxiu ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 ;
L. J. Wallich, editor and publisher; circula-
tion, K ;;: M;.
ALTON, Madison Co., 10,294t pop., on
Chicago & Alton, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis, Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy ana St. Louis, Chicago & St. Paul
Rds. and Mississippi r., 25 m. from St. Louis,
Mo., and 4 above the mouth of the Missouri
r. Engaged in river trade and manu-
factures. A depot for shipment of the
produce of the surrounding country.
REPUBLICAN'; every morning except
Sunday; republican; fonr pages 20x26; estab-
lished 1S94; Alton Republican Publishing Co.,
editors and tmblishers.
Advertisement.— Alton Republican. The Alton,
Ills., Daily and Weekly Republicax, a new
paper, but phenomenally successful. Has eight
pages, cut and pasted, making all pages equally
valuable. Largest daily in Southern Illinois.
Has ample capital. More home advertising
than local rivals and equals them in circu-
lation. Unsurpassed advertising m e d i u m.
Rates and figures of circulation furnished.
evening
Thursdays ; democratic ; eight pages 15x22';
subscription— daily $6, weekly §1.50; estab-
lished 1876; Sentinel-Democrat Printing Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation — daily
J, weekly K.
TELiEGRAPH j every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; repub-
lican; daily four, Saturday eight pages 2ox26,
weekly twelve pages 15x22; subscription-
daily $5.20, weekly $1.25; established— daily
1853, weekly 1836; J. A. Cousley, editor; Tele-
graph Printing Co., publishers; circulation-
daily K :j: ;1<, weekly K jJ: ^.
BANNEIl; Fridays; German; Independ-
ent; four pages 20x30; subsci'iption $2; es-
tablished 1867 ; H. Meyer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
irithin a year, 1,200.
ALTONA, Knox Co., 654t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 16 m.
from Galesburg, the county seat. Broom
and other factories located here.
RECORD; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1888; Sam. W.
West, editor and publisher; circulation L.
ALVIN, Vermilion Co., 400 pop., on
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rd., 10 m. N. of
Danville, the county seat. Agriculture.
INDEPENDENT: Saturdays; eight
pages 15x22; subscription 81: established
IS'.U; Argo M. Dill, editor and publisher.
AMBOY, Zee Co.,2,2f>V pop., on Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy and Illinois Cen-
tral Rds., 82 m. fri)m Chicago. A produce
shipping point. The Illinois Central shops
are located here.
JOURNAL,; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1855; G. A. Lyman, editor aiad pub-
lisher; circulation L.
ANCONA, Livingston Co., 273 pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. and
Prairie creek, ICO m. S. W. of Chicago.
Shipping point for coal and grain. Rich
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ILLINOIS.
coal mines in vicinity. Farming and stock
raising section.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; eight pages
18x22; subscription $1 ; establisiied 1883; G. \V.
Mathis, editor and publislier; circulation,
sinaUe)<t edition issxied within a year, 720.
ANNA, Union Co., 2,295t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., about 1 m. E. of Jones-
boro, the county seat, and 36 from Cairo.
Center of fruit region.
TALK.; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1883;
R. Lynn Minton, editor; Talk Printing Co.,
publishers; circulation, actual average for
the 23ast year, 1,787.
UNION DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays ;
democratic; eight pages 16x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1890; Detrich Bros. & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation K.
ANT IOC H, Lake Co., 303t pop.-
local estimate 605— on Wisconsin Central
Rd., 20 m. from Waukegan, the count}'
seat. Farming section.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent-repub-
lican; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 1887; Burke & Storms, editors and
publishers; pi-iuts special editions for neigh-
boring towns; combined circulation J ^.
APPLE RIVER, Jo Daviess Co.,
572+ pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 21 m. E.
N. E. of Gallena. Carriage shop and plough
factory.
REVIEW; Thursdays; eight passes 18x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1894; Ham-
mond & Hinds, editors and publishers.
ILLINOIS.
ARCOLA, Douglas Co., l,733t pop.,
on Illinois Central and Vandalia Line Rds.,
158 m. from Chicago. Stock, grain and
broom corn. Shipping point.
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1833 ; Avey & Hobart, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
RECORD; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1865; Bert F. Wormsley, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
ARENZVILLE, C«ss Co., 356tpop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
120 m. from St. Louis, Mo.
and farming country.
ARGUS; Fridays?
ARGENTA, Macon Co..,
Illinois Central Rd., 12 m. N.
the county seat. Agricultural district.
HUSTLER; Saturdays?
ARROWSMITH, McLean Co., 420t
pop., on Lake Erie & Western Rd., 20 m. E.
of Bloomington, the county seat. A ship-
ping point for grain and live stock.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884; Frank Woolley, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
Stock raising
275 pop., on
E. of Decatur,
ARTHUR, Moultrie Co., 536t pop.,
on Chicago & Eastern Illinois and Vandalia
Line Rds., 10 m. from Areola. In broom
corn, grain and farming district.
GRAPHIC; Fridays ; independent ;
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QhICAGO l^EGAL JS^EWS,
accorded a higher circulation rating in the "American
Newspaper Directory" for 1895.
Founded and edited for twenty
five years by Myra Bkadwell.
B. Bradwell Helmer, President; (.
James B. Bradwell, Secretary, '>
Editors.
For Sumple Copies aii«l Advcrtli«lng Kates, address
CHICAGO LEGAL NEWS COMPANY, 87 Clark Street, Chicago.
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Only Democratic daily in a Democratic city of 30,000 population.
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ILLINOIS.
eight papes 13x20; subscription $1; estab
llshed 1^77; M. H. Haney, editor and pub-
lisher; oireuhitiou, smallest edition issued I
H-iDiin a ijeiir, HiJ.
ASHLAND, Cass Co., ].045t pop., on
Baltimore & Ohio Soutli western and Chi-
cago & Alton Rds. A shipping point for
grain.
SENTIXEIi ; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages l(>x22; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Stanley <'v: Mann, editoi's and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
ASHLEY, Washington Co., l,035t pop.,
on Illinois Central and Louisville & Nash-
ville Rds. Farming and fruit growing.
GAZETTE; Fridays: four pages 17x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1876; A. W.
O'Bryant, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
ASHMORE, Coles Co., 446t pop., on
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Rd., 8 m. E of Charleston, the county seat,
and 37 W. of Terre Haute, Ind. Center of
trade for agricultm-al section and shipping
point for grain and stock.
KEPUBLiTCAN; Saturdays; republican-
four pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1886; S. D. Makepeace, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L ;■: :■:.
'ASSUMPTION, Christian Co.. l,076t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 23 m. from De-
catur. Coal mine in vicinity. Farming re-
gion.
SATURDAY 3IORNI1VG
HERALD; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1><37; W. H. Tarrent, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
ASTORIA, Fulton Co., l,357t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 115
m. S. of Rock Island. Has various manu-
factures and an abundance of coal.
ARGUS; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 15x22: subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1880; H. E. McLaren, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
ATHENS. Menard Co., 944t pop., on
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Rd., 12 m. N. W.
of Springfield, the State capital. Engaged
in agriculture, stock raising and coal
mining.
FREE PRESS; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 13.v20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 18S8; G. G. Curnutt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, fj28.
ATKINSON, ffennj Co.. .534t pop.,
on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
11 m. N. E. of Cambridge, the county seat.
Agricultural district.
HERALD; Thursdays; non-partisan;
eight pages 13.v2(): subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1892; D. Grlfflu. editor and publisher;
circulation L ;;< ;■:.
ATLANTA, Logan Co., l,178t pop.,
on Chicago & .\lton and Vandalla Line
Rds., 11 m. N. E. of Lincoln, the county
seat. Agricultural country.
ARGUS; Fridays ; independent ; four
pages l-<x24: subscription Sl.,50: established
1869 : H. Crihfield, editor: Crlhfleld Bros.,
publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a j/ear, 775.
ORACLE; Fridavs: people's party; eight
pages 15x22: subscription $1; established
1894; G. W. Jacobs, editor and publisher.
(iOLDEN TKI .>IPET; monthly; eight
pages llxlt); subscription :")0 cents; estab-
lished 1894; Geo. W. Jacobs, editor and pub-
lisher.
AT WOOD, I'iatt Co., 630t pop., on
Indianapolis, Decatur & Western Rd., 9 m.
from Tuscola. Engaged in farming.
HERALD; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1887; D. D. Fouts, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued icithin a
year, 336.
AUBURN, Sangamon Co., 874t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton and Pawnee Rds., 16 m.
from Springfield, the county seat and State
capital. Farming country.
CITIZEN ; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established
1874 ; Wadsworth & Murphy, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
AUGUSTA, Hancock Co., l,077t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 37 m.
N. E. of Quincy. Fine potters' clay is found
here. Stock raising, agriculture and coal
mining are the leading industries.
COURIER ; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1892; H. R. Hampton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ^: ^.
EAGLE; Thursdays; independent-demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $l.n0;
established 1884; Olin Emory, editor; J. H.
Emory & Son, publishers; circulation K^;; ;■;.
AURORA, Kane Co., 19,G88t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quinc}', Chicago &
Northwestern and Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
Rds. and Fox r., 38 m. from Chicago. The
railroad repair shops of the Chicago & Iowa
Rd. and main locomotive and car shops of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. are
located here. Has stove works, ice freezing
machine works, large cotton and woolen
mills, corset, road carts, carpet sweeper and
watch factories, smelting and other indus-
tries.
BEACON; every evening except Sun-
day, and SE3II-VVEEKLY, Wednesdays
and Saturdays; republican ; daily four to
eight pages 15x22. semi-weekly eight pages;
subscription— daily $5, semi-weekly $2; estab-
lished 1846; J. H. Hodder & Co., editors and
publishers: circ'n— dailv J, semi- weekly J.
EVENINCJ POST; every evening except
Sunday: four cages 15x22; subscription $2..50;
established 1877; L. A. Constantine & Co..
editors and publishers; circulation K.
EXPRESS; every morning except Sun-
day, and HERA LD-EXPRESS, Fridays;
independent; daily four pages 20x26, weekly
eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily $4.80,
weekly $1 ; established-daily 1882, weekly
186r>; iP. Burton, editor; P. Burton & Co.,
puVillshers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued iritliin a year— daily l,Oi 0, ireekly 475.
NE\VS-Tll>IKS; every evening except
Sunday, and SEMI-WEEKLY, Tuesdays
and Fridays; eight pages 17x21 ; sul)Scription—
daily .$3, .semi-weekly $2; established 1873;
F. E. Curry, editor: The Aurora Daily News
Co., publishers; circ'n, smallest edition issued
within a year— daily 3,(J00, semi-weekly 1,325.
BLADE; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages 14x21 ; subscription $1 ; established
1881 ; Alex. Stone, editor and publisher ; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,500.
SUN; Saturdays; republican; four pages
15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1886 ;
J. Selgmund & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation K.
VOLKSFREUND; Saturdays; Ger-
man; eight pages 18x22; subscription $2; es-
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tabltshed 1868: Peter Klein, editor and pub-
llslier: circulation K.
AUSTIN, Cook Co., 4,0.-)lt pop., on
till* Cliicago & Xortliern Pacific and Cliicago
& Nortliwestern Rds., 6 ni. from and resi-
dence ot Chicago Ijusiness men.
REPORTER; Fridays?
AVA, Jackson Co., 807t pop., on Mobile
6 Ohii) R(l. Agricultural country.
A DVERTIJSER; Fridays; democratic;
four pages lSx34; subscription $1; estalilished
1888; Hugh Overstreet, editor and publisher;
circulation K ;■< s-;.
AVON, Frilton Co., 69-2t pop., on Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quiucy Rd., 20 m.
from Galesburg. Drain pipe factories.
REVIEW; Saturdays ; republican ; six-
teen pages 9x12; subscription $1; established
1S90; Geo. E. Simmons, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithiyi a
year. 500.
SENTINEIi; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879; Willis E. Stevens, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 552.
BARDOLPH, McDonough Co., U:^
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
70 m. N. E. of Qiiincy. Has banksof fire and
' briclc clay and manufactoi'ies of sewer
pipe, tile paving brick, etc. Agricultural
district.
NEWS; Wednesdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription SI; established 1893; Bert Max-
well, editor and publisher: circulation L.
HARRINGTON, CooZ; Co., 1,200 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd , 32 m. N.
of Chicago, the county seat. Has flour
mill and is a milk shipping station.
REVIEW; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; estalilished 1885; M. T.
Lamey, editor and publisher.
BARRY, Pike Co., l,.354t pop., on
Wabash Rd., 18 m. from Mississippi r.
Flouring and woolen mill and pork packing
establishment located here.
ADAGE; Fridays; Independent; four
f)ages 15x22 ; subscription $1.25 ; estab-
ished 1871 ; W. W. Watson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
BAT AVI A, Kane Co., 3,543t pop.,
on the Cliicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Chicago & Northwestern Rds. and Fox r.,
7 m. N. of Aurora and 35 from Chicago.
Engaged in various manufactures. Stone
quarries adjacent.
II ERA Til); Thursdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 189:5; F. E. Mar-
ley, eilitor and publisher; circulation J.
NEWS: Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; establislied
1869; Clark A. Lewis, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
BAYLIS, /"iVje Co., 3G8t pop., on
Wabash Rd., 27 m. from Hannibal, Mo. Has
wagon manufactory. Farming region.
GUIDE; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription §1 ; established 1890;
Bentley & Donly, editors and publishers: cir-
culation J jij ;■;.
BEARDSTOWN, Cass Co., 4,226f
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rds. and
Illinois r., 45 m. from Springfield, the State
ILLINOIS.
capital, 189 from Rock Island and 111 from
St. Louis, Mo. Agricultural district.
EVENING STA R; every evening exceijt
Sunday, and STAR OF THE WEST,
Fridays; daily neutral, weekly repulilican;
daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight pages;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 50; estab-
lished—daily 1892, weekly 1S88; Carl Allard
editor; Allard Bros., publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a yeat — daily
62A,iveekly 1,800.
IIjLiINOIAN; semi-weekly, Tuesdays
and Fridays; republican; four pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1845; J. S. Nich-
olson, editor and publisher; circulation K.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1880; Coil & Schaeffer, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K ^;j ^.
BELLEVILLE, c. li., St. Clair Co.,
15,361f pop., on Louisville & Nashville, Louis-
ville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated
and St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Rds.,
14 m. from St. Louis, Mo. Has nail works,
smelting works, oil mill, stove and glass
works. Extensive coal mines and large
trade in flour.
BELLEVII.I.ERPOST UND ZEIT-
l NG; every eveuing except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; German: republi-
can; daily four pages 20x26, weekly eight
pages 17x26; subscription— daily $7, weekly
$2; established— Posn884,ZeiYuHy 1848; Post&
Zeltung Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion—daily J ^ i'fi, weekly H i'fi ^. See i>ii b-
lishers' announceuieut ou opposite
page.
NEWS DEMOCRAT; every evening
except Monday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic; daily four pages 18x24. weekly
eight pages ; subscription— daily $5.50, week-
ly $1.50; established— daily 1883, weekly 1857;
Fred W. Kraft and Fred J. Kern, editors and
puliiishers; circulation— dallv K, weekly J.
TAC4EBI.ATT*fcARBEITER
ZEITUNG; every evening except Sun-
day, WEEKLY, Wednesdays, and DER
TREU-BUND, Sundays; German; daily
and Sunday four pages 15x22, weekly eiglit
pages; subscription — daily $4, Sunday 50
cents, weekly $2; established 1884; Hans
Schwarz, editor and publisher; circulation —
daily L. weekly K.
ADVOCATE; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; es-
tablished 1839 ; Thomas & Willoughby, editors
and publishers ; circulation J.
UNION; Fridays ?
BELVIDERE, c. h., Boone Co., 3,863t
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.. 78 ni.
west of Chicago. Has flouring mills and
manufactories of butter, cheese, sewing-
machines and screen doors.
REPUBLICAN; every evening except
Sunday, and BOONE CO. REPUBLI-
CAN, Thursdays; daily four pages 15x22,
weekly eight pages 15x22: subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1.25; established— daily 1S94,
weekly 1893; Beverly & Moran, editors and
publishers: circulation— weekly J.
BOONE CO. BANNER; Thursdays;
Independent; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.25; established 18S9; Whitney Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation K.
NORTH WESTERN; Fridays; repub-
lican: eight pages 2i>x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1866; A. H. Keeler, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year l,7i 0.
STANDARD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages 18x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1851 ; Ralph Roberts, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ;•; i'fi.
BEMENT, Piatt Co., l,129t pop., on
Wabash Rd., 7 miles from Monticello,
134
GEO. P. KOWELL & CO^S
ILLINOIS.
the county seat. Wheat, corn and oats
largely grown.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1890; Curry & Unholz, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K ^ H^.
BENTON, c. h., Franklin Co., 939t pop.,
on St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Rd.,
about 90 m. from St. Louis, Mo. Wheat, corn,
tobacco and castor beans are produced.
FRANKLIN CO. CHRONICLE;
Fridays ?
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 15x23; subscription ,$1; estab
lishedl893; J. S. Barr, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
STANDARD; Fridays ; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1849; Brownlee & Cantrell, editors and
publishers; circulation L :•'. s-J.
BERWYN, Cook Co., on Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy and Illinois Central
Rds., 7 m. W. of Chicago.
RECORD; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1894; H. A.
Cranwell, editor and publisher.
BETHANY, Moultrie Co , 688t pop.,
on Peoria, Decatur & Evansvllle Rd., 7 m.
from Sullivan, the county seat. Agricult-
ural district.
ILLINOIS.
"^
ECHO; Saturdays; independent; four
ages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1888;
rank Trainer, editor and publisher; circ'nL.
BIGGSVILLE, Henderson Co., 487t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincj- Rd.,
15 m. from Burlington, la. An agricultural
district.
CLIPPER; Fridays; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1875; M. M. Rowley, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
BIG ROCK, Kane Co., 250 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. Farm-
ing region.
NEWS; Thursdays?
BINGHAM, Fayette Co., ITSf pop., on
Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City Rd., 19 m.
from Vandalia, the county seat. In an
agricultural and fruit growing country,
AGRICULTURIST ; Fridays?
BLANDINSVILLE, McDonough
Co., 877+ pop., on Toledo. Peoria & West-
ern Rd., 12 m. N. W. of Macomb, the county
seat. Has steam flour and saw mills.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent ; eight
pages 15x24 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1887; G. M. Oakman, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
STA VI ; Saturdays?
BLOOMINGTON, c. li., McLean
Co., 20,484+ pop. The Chicago & Alton, Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis, Illi-
nois Central and Lake Erie & Western
Rds. intersect here, 126 m. from Chicago
and 165 from St. Louis, Mo. Coal mining,
manufacturing, farming and stock raising
are the leading industries.
BULLETIN ; every evening except Sat-
urday, Sunday morning, and WEEKLY,
Fridays; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription—daily (with Sunday) $5, Sunday $2.
weekly $1.50; established 1881; Braley &
O'Donnell, editors and publishers; circula-
tion — daily J ^ :jt, weekly J ^ :|^.
LEA DE li ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican;
eight pages— daily 15x22, Aveekly 17x24; sub-
scription—daily $5, weekly $1; established
1868; L. A. Cass, editor and publisher; circu-
lation—daily H Ji? ;!<, weekly J ^ H^.
PANTAGRAPH; every morning ex-
cept Sunday, and ^VEEKLY, Fridajs;
republican ; daily eight pages 15x22. weekly
twelve pages subscription— dally $5, weekly
$1 ; established— daily 1855, weekly 1846 ; W. O.
Davis, editor and publisher; circulation, act-
ual average for tlie vast year— daily 5,482
weekly 5,4'iO
CHRISTIAN VISITOR; Saturdays;
undeuoQiinational; four pages 11x15; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1894; Millard
Lloyd, editor and publisher.
JOURNAL; Fridays; German; inde-
pendent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2;
established 1878; Julius Dietrich, editor and
publisher ; circulation, sm(«Z/e*t edition issued
within a year, 1,2U0.
LANCET; Fridays; prohibition; four
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established
1886; The Lancet Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; prints an edition for Stanford;
combined circulation K.
SUNDAY EYE; Sundays; eight pages
18x22 ; subscription $2; established 1877; Geo.
L. Hutchin, editor and publisher; circ'n H.
TRADES REVIEW; Fridays; people's
party; eight pages 15x22; subscription 50
cents; established 1892; Southurds & Miser,
editors and publishers; circulation K ^;: :!;.
WES LEY AN ARGUS; bi-weekly,
during the college year; collegiate: twenty
pages 8x11; subscription $1; established
1894; Students of the Illinois Wesleyan Uni-
versity, editors and publishers.
ILLINOIS WATCH TOWER; semi-
monthlj^; temperance: eight images 11x16;
subscription 50 cents: established 1891; Mrs.
Amelia E. Sanford, editor and publisher;
circ'n. actual averaqe for the past year, 2,465.
HO.IIE CIRCLE; monthly; house-
hold; eight pages 15x22; subscription 35
cents; established 1888; Home Circle Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion D :•; i'li.
ILLINOIS FREEH A SON; monthly;
masonic; eight pages 11x16; subscription $1;
established 1885; Delmar D. Darrah, editor
and publisher; circulatit)n G ;!: ^.
PUBLIC SCHOOL JOUltNAL;
monthly; educational; seventy two pages
7x10; subscription $1.50; established 1889; Geo.
P. Brown, editor; Public School Publishing
Co., publishei's; circulation, actual average
for the past year, 11,II45.
BLUE ISLAND, Cook Co., 3,000
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific,
Chicago & Grand Trunk and Illinois Central
Rds., 16 m. from Chicago, the county seat-
Has brick yards, stone quari-ies and smelt"
ing works. Good farming district.
SATURDAY SUN; Saturdays; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; established
1894: John H. Volp, editor and publisher.
STANDARD; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1876; W. Erret editor and publisher;
circulation K :■; jIj.
BLUE MOUND, Macon Co., r,36t
pop., on Wabash Rd., 14 m. S. W. of Decatur,
the county seat. Shipping point for gj-ain
and live stock. Agricultural district.
liEA DER; Thur.sdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1; established 1^87:
Nicholls & Reemisnyder, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K ;■? >;:.
BLUFFS, Scott Co., 421t pop., on Wa-
bash Rd., 18 m. W. of Jacksonville. An
agricultural district.
TIMES ; Saturdays ?
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
135
ILLIXOIS.
ILLI^01S.
BO WEN, JTancock Co., 376t pop., on
Wabash Rd., ','7 m. S. E. of Keokuk. A trade
center for an agricultural country.
CUKOXIC^IiE: Tliursdiiys; temjierance;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1891; S. :\1. Irwin, editor; F. S. Nash,
publisher: circulation I^.
POPUI-..\K PKOCiRESS: Thursdays;
people's partv; four pages 15x22; subscrip
tion SI; established 1894; S. G. Odell, editor
and publisher.
BRACEVILLE, Grundy Co., 2,150t
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd. Mining and
farming region.
IIKKAl.I) ; Fridays?
TUIIJUNE: Saturdays; independent-
republican; eight pages 15x22; subscription
SI; established 1890; Dustin .<fc Wassell, edi
tors and publishers; circulation L ^ j-j.
BRADFORD, Staric Co., 604t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 40 m.
from Peoria and 123 from Chicago. In agri-
cultural and stock raising district.
STAKK CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days; republican; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription SI. 50; established 1892; J. C. Blais-
dell, editor and publisher; circulation, small
est edition issued ivithin a year, 624.
BRAID WOOD, Will Co, 4,641 f
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 20 m. S. W. of
Joliet, the county seat, and 58 S. W. of
Chicago. Bituminous coal mines in vicinity.
BIJLLiETIN ; Saturdays ; republican ;
four pases 18x24: subscription SI. 50; estab-
lished 1874; Geo. H. Wakefield, editor; Bulle-
tin Printing Co., publishers; circ'n K ;-j ;■;.
BRIGHTON, Macoupin Co., 697t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton and Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rds., 12 m. from Alton.
Coal in vicinity.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent ; eight
pages 13x20; subscription S1.50 ; established
1830; Frank Merrill, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
yrnr, 432.
BRIMFIEL.D, Peoria Co., 719t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 20 m.
N. W. of Peoria, the county seat. Engaged
in coal mining and farming.
NEWS: Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1879 ; AddLson & Pacey, editors and publishers ;
circulation K s'c >;:.
BROCTON, li:dgar Co., 292t pop., on
Peoria, Decatur & Evanswille and Toledo,
St. Louis & Kansas City Rds. Agricultural
district.
BANNER; Fridays ?
BUDA, Bureau Co., HOOf pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 118 m.
from Chicago. Manufacturing town. Agri-
cultural and coal mining district.
G.\ZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 18x^4: subscripticm SI; estab-
lished 1S94; Bancroft & John, editors and
publishers.
PLAIN-DEALER; Thur.sdays; Inde-
pendeut; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1;
established 1887; P. N. Mason, editor and
publisher; circulation K :■; :■:.
BUNKER HILL, Macoupin Co.,
1,269+ pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati. Chi-
cago & St. Louis Rds., 36 m. from St. Louis,
Mo. Center of fruit, cider, sorghum and
stock raising section.
MACOUPIN CO. ADVANCE; Fri-
days; democratic; eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1888; Hev. S. L.
Stiver, editor; Macoupin County Prohibition
Printing Co., iniblishers; circulation K.
BUSHNELL, McDonough Co., 2,3141
pop., at the crossing of Toledo, Peoria &
Western and Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rds., 192 m. S. W. of Chicago. Engaged in
manufacturing. A trade center.
Mcdonough democrat; Thurs-
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription Sl-50; established 1884; Charles C.
Chain, editor and publisher; circulation K.
RECORD ; Fridays ; republican ; pight
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1.50; established
1868; Tom Camp, editor; Camp Bros., pub-
lishers; circulation K.
BYRON, Ogle Co., 6981 pop., on Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago
Great Western Rds. and Rock r., 89 m. W.
of Chicago. Agricultural and dairying
countrj'.
EXPRESS; Fridays; republican ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1882; D. W. Hartman, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
CABER Y, Ford Co., 342t pop , on
Illinois Central Rd., 20 m. S. E. of Kanka-
kee and 84 from Chicago. Has brick and
tile factories. Surrounded by coal beds
and farming lands.
ENQUIRER; Fridays; neutral; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1883;
H. A. iVmes, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K :■; ?•<.
CABLE, Mercer Co., 12761 pop., on
Rock Island & Peoria Rd., 26 m. S. by E. of
Rock Island. Manufactures brick and tile.
CABLEGRAM; Fridays; eight pages
15x22; subscription $\.zO; esiablished 1894;
C. W. Hendrichs, editor and publisher.
CAIRO, c. li , Alexander Co., 10,324t
pop., terminus of Illinois Central, St. Louis,
Iron Mountain & Southern, Cleveland, Cin-
cinnati, Chicago & St. Louis, St. Louis,
Southwestern and Mobile & Ohio Rds., at
junction of Ohio and Mississippi rs., 175 m.
below St. Louis, Mo. A manufacturing town
and commercial center.
ARGUS ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdaj-s; daily four
pages 15x22, weekly eight pages; subscription
— dally S5. weekly SI; established— daily 1878,
weekly 1864 ; H. F. Potter, editor and publisher.
BULLETIN; every morning except
Monday, and WEEKLY, Tuesdays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages 18x24, weekly eight
pages 16x22; subscription— tlaily $10, weekly
$2; established 1869; E. A. Burnett, editor
and publisher; circ'n— daily K, weekly K.
PEOPLE; every evening except Sunday;
independent; four pages 18x24; subscription
S6; established 1887; Sol Farubaker, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^ ^.
TELEGRA3I; every evening except
Sunday, and Sunday morning; four pages
20x26; subscription $9; established 1887; E. E.
Ellis, editor; Telegram Publishing Co., pub-
lishers: circulation J.
CITIZEN; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1885; George Fisher, editor: The Citizen Co.,
publishers; cu-culation, smallest edition is-
sued vHhin a year, 960.
CAMBRIDGE, c. h., Henry Co.,
940^- pop., on Rock Island & Peoria Rd.
13t)
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Shipping point foi- surrounding agricult-
ural country. Coal in vicinity.
CHRONIC L.E; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x23; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 185S ; H. S. Comstock, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
PRAIRIE CHIEF; Saturdays; inde-
pendent-democratic; eight pages L^xiO; sub-
scription $1; established 1867; B. W. Seaton,
editor; B. W. Seaton & Sou, publishers; cir-
culation K.
CAMP POINT, Adams Co., l.lSOt
pop., at junction of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy with Wabash Rd., 22 m. from
Quincy, the county seat. In farming
section.
JOURNALi; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; independent; eight pages 15x22: sub-
scription $1; established 1873; George W.
Cyrus, editor and publisher; circ'n, smallest
edition issued within a year, 1,2C0.
CANTON, Fulton Co., 5,604t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Toledo,
Peoria & Western Rds., 14 m. from Lewis-
town, the county seat, and 28 from Peoria.
Engaged in manufacturing and coal mining.
Has foundries, tilefactorj' and brickyards,
marble works, agricultural implement,
broom, gun and several cigar manufact
ories.
CANTONIAN; every evening except
Sunday, and VVEERIjY, Thursdays; dem-
ocratic; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages; subscription -daily $4, weekly S1.50;
established— daily 1892, weekly 1877; J. W.
Strong, editor and publisher; circulation-
daily L, weekly K.
REGISTER; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKL.Y, Thursdays; re-
publican; daily eight pages 15x22, weekly
twelve pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly
.SI. 50; established— daily 1890, weekly 1849 ;
C. E. Snively, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily J ^, weekly J i^i.
FUL.TON CO. liEDtJER; Thursdays;
democratic; eight to twelve pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1849; S. Y. Thorn-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation K.
CARBONDALE, Jackson Co., 2,882t
pop., on CJiicago & Texas, Illinois Central
and St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Rds., 50
m. from Cairo. State Normal University
located here. Center of a farming, fruit
growing and coal region.
JACKSON CO. REPUBLICAN
FREE PRESS; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1..50; estab-
lished— iJepitbZicrfn 1«9(), F/ce Press 1877; W. H.
Hubbard, editor and publisher; circulation J.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HERALD;
Saturdays; independent; eight pages 16x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1S92; J. H. Bar-
ton, editor; Galbi-aith & Barton, publishers;
circulation K.
CARLINVILLE, c. h., Macoupin
Co., 3,293+ pop., on Chicago & Alton and
Litchfield, Carrolton & Western Rds., 39 m-
from Springfield, the State capital, and 57
from St. Louis. A trade center.
REPUBIilCAN ; everv evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; republi-
can; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages; subscription— daily $4, weekly $1.50;
established 1894; L. M. Ross, editor; L. M.
Ross & Co., publishers.
DEMOCRAT; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays, and VVEEKLY,
Thursdays; republican; four pages 18x24,
weekly eight pages ; subscription — semi-
weekly $2.50, weekly $2; established 1856;
ILLINOIS.
A. G. David, editor; Macoupin Printing Co.,
publishers; does not insert advertisements
in semi-weekly edition ; circ'n— weekly J.
MACOUPIN CO. ENQUIRER;
Weduesdays; democratic; eight pages 17x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1870; J. W. & C.
J. Lumpkin, editors and publishers; circula-
tion, actual average for the past year, 2,046.
BLACKBURNIAN; monthly, during
college year; collegiate; twenty pages 9x12;
subsci'iption $1.25; established 1880; M. J.
Loveless, editor; Blackburnian Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation L.
CARIiYLE, c. h., Clinton Co., 1,78-tt
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern
Rd. and Kaskaskia r., 47 m. from St. Lous,
Mo. Shipping point for lumber. Agricult-
ural region.
CONSTITUTION AND UNION;
Thursdaj'S; democratic; four pages 21x26;
subscription $1.50; established 1869; T. D.
Shoupe & Son, editors and publishers; circu-
lation L :): ;;•:.
UNION BANNER ; Fridays ; repub-
lican; four pages 20x26; sulsscription $1.50;
established 1864; John Ruf, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K SjJ ^.
CARMI, c. h., Ifliite Co., 2,783t pop.,
at junction of Louisville & Nashville and
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Rds., and at head of navigation on Little
Wabash r., 37 m. from Evansville, Ind.
Center of corn growing region.
C! O U R I E R ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1858; Chas. P. Berry, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
tcithin a year, 1,850.
REGULATOR; Fridays; non-partisan;
four pages 15x22; subSL-ription $1; established
1894; W. J. Partridge, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
TIMES; Wednesdays; repirtilican ; eight
pages 16x22; subscription $1.25; established
1872; F. M. Woolard, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 1.2;»6.
NORS WORTHY'S CARMI NEWS;
Saturdays; independent; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1 ; established 1891 ; Carmi
Printing Co., editors and publishers.
CARROLLTON, c. li., Greene Co.,
2,258+ pop., on Chicago & Alton and Litch -
field, Carrollton & Western Rds., 34 m. from
Jacksonville and 57 from St. Louis, Mo.
Manufactui-es tile and machinery and has
an extensive canning factory. Agricult-
ural, grain and coal district.
GAZETTE; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1846; James McNabb, editor; Price &
McNabb, publishers ; circulation J.
PATRIOT ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $2 ; established 1863;
Chas. Bradshaw, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K ;[; ^.
CARTHAGE, c. h., ITancock Co.,
1,654+ pop., on Wabash and Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rds., 38 m. from Quincy and 180
from Chicago. Seat of Carthage College'
Farming country.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1865; W. O. Sharp, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J.
HANCOCK CO. JOURNAL; Thurs-
daj^s; independent; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1893; L. B. Cockern,
editor; L. B. Cockern .'i: Son, publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 720.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
137
ILLINOIS.
REPUBIjICAN; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x"^2; subscription $2;
«stal)lislu'd 1854; J. M. Davidson, editor and
publislu'r; circulation K.
CASEY, Clark Co., 84it pop., on
Peoria, Decatur & Evansville and Vandalia
Line Rds., 35 m. W. of Terre Haute. Ind.
A shipping point for poultry and live stock.
BANNER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x".22; subscription $1.50; established
1872: Boyd & Ward, editors and publisliers;
prints an edition for Martensvllle; combined
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
yfur. 725.
CAVE-IN-ROCK, ffardin Co., 195
pop., on Ohio r., 20 ni. below Shawnee-
town. In farming and mineral district.
REGISTER; Fridays?
CENTRALIA, ^fario7l Co., 4,763t
pop., on Illinois Central, Louisville, Evans-
ville & St. Louis, Consolidated Centralia &
Chester and Jacksonville Louisville & St.
Louis Rds., 60 m. from St. Louis, Mo., and
233 from Chicago. The railroad repair
shops, nail mill, coal mine, large foundry
and machine shop, ice plant and canning
factory manufacturing industries are here.
DE3IOCRAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLV, Fridays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly §1;
established— daily 1892, weekly ISTI; C. D.
Tufts, editor; Gay & Drew Tufts, publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year— daily 500. iveekly 650.
SENTINEL ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays ;
republican: dailj' four pages 15x22, weekly
eight pages; subscriptiou- daily §5. weekly
SI; established— daily 1884, weekly 1863; T. L.
Joy & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— dailv K, weekly K.
OUR QUEEN CITY PAPER; Satur
days; people's party; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription SI; established 1892; J. T. Cuppy,
editor; Queen City Printing Co., publishers;
circulation K i'fi i]',.
CERRO GORDO, Piatt Co., 939t
pop., on Wabash Rd., 12 m. E. of Decatur.
An agricultural section. Natm-al gas.
CLIPPER; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 16x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1890; E. Drum, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 4*^0.
NEW ERA; Saturdaj's; reoubllcan; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1886;
W. E. Billings, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 575.
CHAMPAIGN, Champaign (7o.,o,839t
pop., on Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis. Illinois Central and Wabash Rds.,
48 m. from Bloomington and 128 from Chi-
cago. The University of Illinois is located
here.
OAZETTE ; every evening except Sun-
day, and CHAM-
PAIGN CO. GA-
Z ETTE, Wednes-
, d ays ; republican ;
daily eight pages
14x22, weekly twelve
pages 15x22; subserip
tion— daily $5,weekly
SI. 50 ; established—
;j7 d a i 1 V 1883, weekly
1852; J.R.Stewart, ed-
itor; H.H. Harris.pub-
lisher; circ'n— dailv
^^ws K Hi ♦. weekly J i'< i'<.
CHAMPAIGN CO. NEWS;Saturdavs;
republican; eight pages 17x24; subscription
ILLINOIS.
$1.50: established 1891; E. B. Chapin. editor;
Champaign County Printing Co., publishers;
circulation H.
I L L I N I ; weekly, during the college
year; collegiate; twenty-four pages 8x11; sub-
scription $2; established 1871; Students of
the University of Illinois, editors and pub-
lishers: circulation K.
T13IES ; Saturdays; democratic; twelve
pages 17x22; subscription $1.50; established
1872; Powers & Fielding, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin
a year, 2,250.
CHANDLER VILLE, Cass Co., 910t
pop., on Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Rd.
and Sangamon r., 58 m. from Peoria. In
live stock and farming countrj'.
SANGAMON VALLEY TIMES; Fil
days; four pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1875 ; E. Spink, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
CHARLESTON, c. h., Coles Co.,
4,135+ pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago & St. Louis and Toledo, St. Louis &
Kansas City Rds., 48 m. from Terre Haute,
Ind. Broom factor}-, foundry and woolen
and flouring mills here. Located in an
agricultural and stock raising district.
NEWS; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; democratic;
dailj' four pages 15x22, weekly eight pages;
subscription— dally $3, weekly $1 ; established
1892; J. R. Rardin, editor and publisher; cir-
culation—daily K i\: ^, weekly K i^ >■:.
COURIER; Thursdays; democratic;
eight to sixteen pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1840; C. L. Lee, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1875 ; John A. McConnell, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
PLAINDEALER; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lislied I860: Plaindealer Printing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation, sinallest edition
issiced within a year, 1,350.
SCIMITAR; Fridays; republican;
twelve pages; 11x16: subscription $1; estab-
lished 1S94; Carl H. Uhler, editor; Uhler Bros.
Printing Co., publishei-s.
CHATSWORTH, Livingston Co.
827-)- pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Western
and Illinois Central Rds., 70 m. E. of Peoria
and 96 from Chicago. Corn and hog raising
and general agricultural region.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages
15.X22; subscription $1; established 1892; Ed-
ward E. Megquler, editor; Megquler Bros.,
publishers ; circulation K.
PLAINDEALER; Fridays; independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50:
established 1873; Jas. A. Smith, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
CHEBANSE, Iroquois Co., 616t pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 9 m. from Kankakee
and 64 S. W. of Chicago. On the count}'
line, a portion being in Kankakee county.
HERA LD ; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1868; R. J. Eyerley, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L :;C :■:•
CHENOA, McLean Co., l,226t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton, at intersection of
the Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd., 24 m
from Bloomington, the county seat. Sur-
rounded by an agricultural section.
CLIPPER; Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1893; Clipper
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation J jj; i'fi.
138 GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
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* The
Chicago Dispatch
1 Is a Winner!
^^ This fact never has been denied. It is admitted ^^
^ and acknowledged by the best journalistic au- ^p
^E thority in this country. ^S
ft It has Broken all Records. S
1^ All journalistic achievements in the way of ^|g
IK growth and influence have been surpassed by ^^
^ Chicago's youngest daily. ^'
IK
^S M^A/ Z7oes this Paper Succeed ?
^jp This is a question that can be answered very
^j^ easily and in such a manner as to leave no un- ^jg
'<3m.
<s^^
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^ /^ /s /Ae /^a/jer of the People. ^
pp From the day of its first issue it has been a con- ^
^ stant advocate of the people's interests and has ^
^p never wavered or retreated. ^M
ii . . . M
^ Correct Principles are Behind it. ^
pp It prints all the news all the time. It is Inde- ^
pendent, Aggressive, Enterprising, Honest, Fear
less and Wideawake.
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^ You can see this Paper Grow. ^
W Examine THE CHICAGO DISPATCH and i|
compare it with its local contemporaries. It is H§
ahead in news, in circulation, and in business ^J
support.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORr.
139
ILLINOIS.
GAZETTE; Thursdays ; eight pages
13x20; subscription S1.50; established ISW;
H. O. Hedge & Sou, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
CHESTER, c. h., Randolph Co., 2,708t
pop., at ternunus of Wabash, Chester &
Western Rd. and on Mississippi r., 80 m.
below St. Louis, Mo. Has river commerce
In coal, flour, iive stocli, manufactures and
agricultural products.
CLiARION; Fridays; democratic; four
pages 2uxJ(;; subscription $1.50; established
1867; Frank R. McAtee, editor and publisher;
circulation, nDuillest edition issued ivitli in a
yeitr, HWi.
T II I B U N E ; Thursdays : republican ;
eiglit pages irix'^-,»: subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872; Theo. J. Howorth, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J H^ ♦•
CHICAGO, c. h., Cook Co., i,099,8:)0t
pop., on Lake Michigan. Metropolis of the
Northwestern States. The corporate limits
are more extensive than those of any other
municipality iu the United States. The
largest grain, provision, live stock and
lumber market in the world. Railroads
center here from all points.
ABEND POST; every evening except
Sunday; German; eight pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion $3 ; established 1SS9 ; Abend 1 ost Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation C & j!:.
Office 203 Fifth avenue.
CHICAGOER ARBEITER-ZEIT-
UNG; every evening except Sundav, DIE
F A C K E L, , Sundays, and VORIJOTE,
Wednesdays; German; socialist; daily four
pages 20x2o, Sunday twelve pages, Aveekly
eight pages; subscription— daily $3, Sunday
82, weekly $2; established— daily 1877, Sunday
1879, weekly 1874; Chicago Arbeiter-Zeitung
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation-daily G i'fi >;:, Sundav E i\; ^, week-
ly G :|; 5!;. Office 28 and 30 S. iMarket street.
CHICAGOER FREIE PRESSE;
every morning. IIAUSFREl ND AND
FKEIE PRESSE, everj- evening except
SuiKlay, WEEKLY, Tuesdays, and
1>AHEI3I, Sundays; German; independ-
ent; morning and weekly eight pages 17x23,
evening four, Sunday twenty-four pages;
subscription — morning $7.80, evening and
Sunday .85.20. Sunday $1.50, weekly $1; estab-
lished 1871; R. Michaelis, editor; German-
American Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation-daily D i^ ilJ, Sunday D ;!: i>,, weekly
E :i: ;;;. Office lUFifth avenue. See publish-
ers' iinnoiinceinent on page 142.
DEXXI IIIiASATEL.; everv mornmg,
and TYDENM HLASATEt, Wednes
days; Boliemian; labor; daily four, Sunday
six pages 20x26, weeklv twentv-four pages
llxl.p: subscription— daily .§5, weeklv $2; es-
tabhshed-daily 1891, weeklv 1892; Bohemian
Typographical Union, editors and publish-
ers; circulation— dailv smallest edition issued
within n year, 6,0 iQ. Weekly J 5[: <%. Office 611
Centre avenue.
DER R E P I B E I K A N E R ; every
evening except Sunday, and Sundav morn-
ing ; German ; republican ; four patces 18x24,
bunday sixteen pages ; subscription $5 ;
established IS94. Office S. W. corner of 5th
avenue and Washington street.
DISPATCH; every evening except Sun-
day; mdependent; eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription .S3. 50; established 1892; Joseph R.
?.iL° •'• ^^'fo'' a"*^! publisher; circulation B.
Office 115 Fifth avenue. See piiblij^hei's
annniincenienr on opposite psiare.
Advei-tisement.—^itli five exceptions, this paper
Jias the largest circulation rating accorded^ to
anv daily m Illinois.
DROVERS' JOURNAL: everv even-
ing except Sunday. SE3II- WEEKLV,
Tuesdays and Fridays, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; live stock; daily and semi-weekly
ILLINOIS.
four pages 18x24, weekly eight pages; sub-
scription—dally $4, semi-weekly S2, weeklv
$1.50: established 1871; H. L. Goodall, editor
and publisher ; circulation— dailv C, semi-
weekly F,weekly E. Office Union Stock Yards.
DZIENKIK C11ICA<;0SKI ; every
evening except Sunday; Polish; democratic;
four pages 18x24; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1890; Henry Magiel, editor; Polish Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 5,811. Office 141 W.
Division street.
Advertisement.— The Dziennik Chicagoski is the
oidy Polish daily in Illinois. Its great popular-
ity is best proven by the steadily increasing
circulation— noWj April, 1895, over 7,.S0<J each
issue, printed on its own web perfecting press.
Its readers are bright , intelligent and well-to-do
Fieople. Sample copies and advertising rates
urni.'^hed on application.
EVENING JOURNAL; every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days; republican ; daily eight to sixteen
pages 17x22, Saturday and weekly twelve to
sixteen pages 15x22; subscription— dailv $6,
weekly $1; established 1844; Slason Thomp
son, editor: John R. Wilson, publisher; cir-
culation— daily, s»;a//t'sf(?diYi07i issued t'-ithin
a year, 40.aK). Weekly E ^ ;!;.
EVENING POST; every evening except
Sunday ; ten pages 18x24, Wednesdav and
Saturday twelve pages; subscription !=;6: es-
tablished 1889; Cornelius McAlifC, editor; Chi-
cago Evening Post Co., publishers; circula-
tion C ^ i^. Office 164 and 166 Washington st.
ILLINOIS STAATS-ZEITUNG;
every morning except Sunday, ABEND-
BliATT, every evening except Sundav,
DER WESTEN, Sundays and WEEli-
LY Wednesdays; German; independent;
morning eight pages 17x23, evening six pages,
Sunday sixteen pages, weekly twelve paees;
subscription— morning $8, evening S3, Sun-
day $2, weekly $2; established— dailv and
weekly 1847, Sunday 1855; Illinois Staats-
Zeitung Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion—morning D, weekly D, Sundav C. Office
cor. E. Washington st. and Fifth ave.
INTER OCEAN ; every morning and
WEEKLY, Tuesdays; republican: daily
twelve to sixteen pages 18x23, Sundav thirty-
six pages, weekly twelve pages; subscriptio'n
—daily $6, Sunday $2, weekly $1; established
—daily 1872, weekly 1872; Inter Ocean Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation— dailv B,
Sunday C, weekly A. Office cor. Dearborn and
Madison streets.
JEWISH COURIER; every morning
except Saturday, and WEEKLY, Thurs-
days ; Hebrew ; daily four pages 15x22, weeklv
eight pages; subscription— dailv .§3, weekly
$1.50; established — daily 1892, weeklv 1887;
P. Wiernik, editor; Sarasohn & Son, publish-
ers; circulation— daily H ^ ;•;. Weekly.
snialle.<!t edition issjted ivithin a year 6.500.
Office 147 W. 12th street.
3IAIL ; every evening except Sundav;
republican; eight pages 18x24, Wednesdays
ten, Saturdays twelve pages: subscription
$3 established 1882: The Mail (Incorporated),
publishei s; circlation C. Office t:o Fifth ave.
NATIONAL HOTEli REPORTER;
every morning except Sundav; eight pages
16x21 ; subscription SS; established 1871 ; F. W.
Rice, editor and publisher; circulation J j-j j-;.
Office 7 E. Monroe street.
NEWS; every evening except Sunday;
independent; eight to sixteen pages 18x24;
subscription $3; established 1876; Victor F.
Law.son, editor and publisher; circulation—
actual average for the past year, 200,'^85.
Office 123 Fifth avenue.
RECORD; every morning except Sun-
daj' ; Independent ; eight to twelve pages
18x24: subscription $:i; established 1881 ; Victor
F. Lawson, editor and publisher: circulation,
actual average for thepast year, 132,487. Office
123 Fifth avenue.
S K A N D IN A VEN ; every morning, and
W E E K L Y , Wednesdays; Norwegian-
Danish; republican; daily eight pages 16x22,
Sunday twelve pages, weekly sixteen pages;
subscription — daily $3, weekly $2 ; estab-
140
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
President Beals' Opinion.
A publisher and purveyor of advertising space, whose opinions of ihe American Newspa-
per Directory are worthy of publicity, is Mr. James H. Beals, Jr., the President of the New
York Newspaper Union. Mr. Beals may be regarded as repiesenting the local country
weekly. Nearly all the 1,400 publishers who procure their partly printed sheets ("patent
insides") from Mr. Beals' ready-print establishment are rated in the Directory, and hence a
large proportion of its contents is studied by him with considerable interest.
" The fact that I keep no other Newspaper Directory in my office," said Mr, Beals, "is
a pretty fair indication of the value I set upon it. It is undoubtedly the best work of that
character published, and 1 can offer no suggestion as to its improvement because I consider it
alrtady as near perfection as money and labor can make it. I am satisfied that the repoi ts
printed in the Directory concerning the circulations of the more important papers are tolerably
correct. If errors do exist, I think they are rather favorable than otherwise to the publisher.
The mistakes in the book which have come to my notice are in the ratings accorded country
publications. I know the circulation of the papers partly printed by my company just as
well as the publishers do. A newspaper owner does not order more copies of his paper printed
than he is certain of selling. If we are in the habit of supplying him sufficient papers for a
thousand copies and he is accorded a circulation in the Directory of 800, we know an injustice
has been done him. I have not the least suspicion that Geo. P. Rowell & Co. desire to do an
injustice to any one. I feel sure that no improper motives guide them in the ratings they
accord. I do not deny that a newspaper publisher can avoid an under-rating by making a
return of the number of copies of his paper printed. A certain number of them do so, but I
fear their reports are not always correct. Every now and then some customer of ours will
complain that a rival publisher has sent in a report of that character and been given a rating
in the Directory to which he was not entitled. I believe that $100 reward offered for evidence
of false reports has a deterrent influence on publishers disposed to make untruthful returns.
This is especially the case with those papers wholly or in part printed in a different office from
the one they are published in.
" It is not the same, however, in the case of papers printed in the office of the publisher
by his own employees. If he is in the habit of making false reports he will be careful not to
engage any one whom he has reason to suspect would betray him.
" I recognize the right of an advertiser to know the exact circulation of every medium
he is asked to give business to. I would never think of refusing information of that nature
to any advertiser who contemplates using the list of papers I represent. I believe an adver-
tiser who allows himself to be controlled in his selection of mediums by the ratings in the
Directory ia .lot liable to go far astray. But I also believe he should give a publisher a hear-
ing before refusing to pay more for space in his paper than the circulation ratings in the
Directory show it to be worth."
,'^/S'S/S/S/2/S/Se/S/S/2/S/S/S'H/e/££/E£/^/':
XtrrrtOH"/^ERiCA
^£W Best patronized Cycle (u
Trade Paper published. fQ
PRINTS
MORE and better News.
MORE and better Illustra-
tions.
MORE Advertisements at
better prices than any oli
its contemporaries.
Circulation for 1 894. ^r.Ku7°v7«io..^7,sI?
We only claim a circulation that we can prove. We have proved the above figures to
Geo. P. Rowell & Co.
and proved as above.
Our actual circulation was about 2,000 weekly more than claimed
Our udvertisiiiff patrons are gettiiit resultf*.
k/H/a.
THE BEARINGS PUBLISHING CO., Isabella Building. Chicago. III.
E/S/S^'S/S/S/S/S'S/S/S'S'SjE/S/S/S/S/S/S/S/SASS/S/S/S/S/S/S/S/CH/S/S'STSyS/S/S
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORS.
141
ILLINOIS.
lisheil— weekly 1805. dally 1871; Nk-olay Giev-
stad, editor; John Anderson Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation— daily F ;[;;■;, weeJvlv
F :•: :•;. Ottico 18? N. Peoria street.
SOUTH SIDE WOKl.l); every even-
lug except Sunday; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $5; established 1890; L. T. Dorsey,
editor: The World Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation K.
SUN: every evening except Sunday; re-
publican; eight pages 18x24; subscription $3;
established 1868; H. L. Goodall, editor and
publisher; circ'uE. Ottlce Union Stock Yards.
SVOKNOST; every morning except Sun-
day, DUCH CASH, Sundays, and Aftl-
liKIKAN', Wednesdays; Bohemian; inde-
pendent; daily four pages 2lx2-<, Sunday six
teen pages 11x14, weekly thirty-six pages
10.X12; subscription— daily $7.50, Sunday S2,
weekly S2.50; established— daily and weekly
1ST4, Sunday 1877; Aug. Geringer, editor and
publisher; circulatlov, smallest edition issued
within a i/ear, daily 4,500, Sunday 7,600, week-
ly 18.00(1. Office 150 W. 12th street.
T 1 .11 ES- IIEK A IjD ; every morning and
WEEKLY TIMES, Wednesdays; demo-
cratic; daily twelve to sixteen pages 18x24,
Sunday thirty-six to forty-eight pages,
weekly eight pages; subscription— daily §6,
Sunday §2, weekly 50 cents; established —
rimes' 1854, Herald 1881; H. W. Seymour,
editor; James W. Scott, publisher; circu-
lation—daily A, Weekly D i\i i\i. OfQce 154
■Washington street.
TRIBUNE; every morning; republican;
twelve pages 18x24, Simday forty pages; sub-
scription—daily Sii, Saturday $1.50, Sunday
$2; established 1840; Tribune Co., ptiblishers;
circ'n A. Office cor. Madison and Dearborn sts.
CONX'OKDIA ; .semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays; German: eight pages
18x24; subscription $2; established 1891; H.
Glaess, editor; Concordia Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation H. Office 179 Washing-
ton street. S
SHOE AND LEATHER REVIEW;
semi weekly, Thursdaj's and Saturdays; shoe
and leather; forty-four pages 10x14; subscrip-
tion $3; established 1876; Clinton Collier Co.,
editors and publishers; dated also at Boston,
Mass., New York, N. Y., and Philadelphia,
Pa.; a four page edition is issued every
Saturda.v; circulation H ^ vr. Office 178 and
ISO Monroe street.
ADVANCE; Thursdays; congregational;
thirty-six pages 10x14; subscription $2; estab
lished 1867; Advance Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation, smallest edition issued
icifhin a year, 21,150. Office 125 Franklin st.
AGE; Saturdays ; independent ; eight
pages 16x23; subscription $1; established 1894;
F. O. Bennett, editor and publisher. Office
111 Fifth avenue.
ALBION; Saturdays?
A!>IERICAN ; Saturdays ; anti-Roman
catholic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2;
established 1894; John C. Thompson, editor;
American Publishing Co., publishers. Office
corner of Clark and Randolph streets.
AMERICAN ARTISAN, TINNER
AND HOUSE FURNISHER; Satur-
days; hardware; sixty to seventy two pages
8x11; subscription $2;'established 1880; Daniel
Stern, editor and publisher; circulation,
actual average for the past year, 7,339. Office
69 Dearborn street.
AMERICAN BEE JOURNAL;
Thursdays; bee culture; sixteen pages 8x12;
subscription $1; established 1361; Geo. W.
York, editor; George W. York & Co., pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a i/ear. 5,000. Office :")6 Fifth ave.
AMERICAN BREWERS' RE-
VIEW; Thursdays; English and German;
brewing; twenty pages 10x13; subscrip-
tion .S5; established 1887; Dr. R. Wahl and Dr.
M. Henius. editors; Braumeister Publishing
Co., publishers; dated also at New York,
N. Y.; circulation K. Office 294 S. Water st.
AMERICAN CONTRACTOR; Satur
days; architectural and building; sixty four
pages 10x14; subscription $5; first issue each
ILLINOIS.
month $2; first Issue each quarter §1; es-
lablislied 1885; B. Edwards & Co., editors
and pul)lishers; dated also at New York,
N. Y.; circulation H. Office 108 and 110 E.
Randolph street.
AMERICAN FIELD; Saturdays;
sporting; thirty-two pages 11x16; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1875; N. Rowe. editor;
American Field Publishing Co., publishers',
circulation G. Office 245 and 247 State street.
AxMERICAN FLORIST; Thursdays;
floriculture; twenty four pages 9.\12; sub-
scription $1; established 1885; The American
Florist Co., editors and publishers; dated
also at New York, N. Y. ; inserts advertise-
ments relating to florist trade only; circula-
tion, smallest edition issued icithin a year,
6,375. Office 322 Dearborn street.
AMERIKA ; Wednesdays; Norwegian;
republican; eight pages 17x24; subscription
S1..50; established 1884; O. M. Kalheim, editor;
Norwegian Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation G :ii *. Office Mediuah Building, Fifth
and Jackson streets.
A3IERIKAN; (st-e Svornost.)
AMERIKAN SIJOMALAINEN; Fri-
days; Finnish; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1878; Victor M. Burman,.
editor and publisher. Office 358 Dearborn st.
A P P E A 1j ; Saturdays; independent;
negro; four to eight pages 18x24; subscrip-
tion S2.40; established 1885; Cyrus Field
Adams, editor and publisher; circulation,
actual average for thepast year, 13,850. Office
325 Dearborn street.
BANNER OF GOLD; Saturdays; tem-
perance; sixteen pages 11x16; subscription
S2: established 1890; N. A. Reed, Jr., editor:
Banner of Gold Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation G. Office 340 Dearborn street.
Advertisement.— Only representative of the
Keeley movement," with ^ts 300,0(10 exponents.
Exposes fakirs who are preying on the public
with alleged gold cures; supports all movements
for the uphfting of humanity. Has Good Tem-
plar and other departments. Its contributors
leading lights in literary world. Will undoubt-
edly have .50,000 subscribers among best classes
in a'll the States during 1895.
BAPTIST UNION; Saturdays: baptist;
sixteen pages 11x15; subscription $1.50: es-
tablished 1890; Frank L. Wilkins, D. D., editor;
Baptist Young People's Union of America,
publishers, circulation, actual average for
the past year, 24,076. Office 122 Wabash ave.
BEARINGS; Fridays; cycling; sixty
pages 10x13; subscription $3: e.stablished 1889;
George K.Barrett, editor; Bearings Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation, actual aver-
age for the past year, 11,8.87. Office 48 Van
Buren street. See publishers' an-
iiniincment on oppoisi te pnsre.
Advertisement.— BEARiysGS ; Fridays ; cycle trade r
sixty-four to hundred and twelve pages ; sub-
scription 82 ; sixth year ; Bearings Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation 1894, proven 618.1.57 ;
average weekly, 11,887 ; pages 10x13. Enjoys
larger patronage from advertisers than any
other medium. Office. Isabella Building, Chi-
cago. N. H. Van Sicklen, business manager.
Geo. K. Barrett, managing editor.
BEE-FREE SPEECH ; Saturdays?
BLACK DIAMOND; Saturdays; coal
mining; thirtj-four pages lO.xll; subscription
.«;3; established 1885; A. D. S. Buchanan, editor;
Black Diamond Co., publishers; circ'n H.
Office Temple Court building.
B L A DET; Tuesdays: Swedish; unde-
nominational; eight pages 18x24; subscription
$1.50: established 1877; John Martenson, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation, s))iallesf edi-
tion issHt'cZ within a year, ll,5(Hi. Office 205
Oak .street.
BREEDERS' GAZETTE ; Wednes-
days ; live stock and agricultural; twenty-
four to twenty-eight pages 11x14; subscrip-
tion $2; e.stablished 1881; Alvin H. Sanders,
editor; J. H. Sanders Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation E H^ >!:. Office 358 Dear-
born street.
BUILDER AND TRADER; Satur-
days; building: tAventy-eight pages 9x12;
subscription $2; established 1892: James M.
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Freie Presse and Hausfreund,
Evening. 8 Pages.
Daheim, Sunday. 24 Pages.
Freie Presse, weewy.
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Advertisers because of its influence
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Detrick, editor and publisher; circulation F.
Oltice IfrtW Masonic Tciii|)le.
(' A 1. I 31 E T P O S T E N ; Saturdays ;
Swedish; ei^hl pages 15x22; subscription §1;
established 1S91; Calumet Posten Publishing
Co.. editors and publishers; dated at South
Chicago and Englewood. Office 225 y2nd
street. South Chicago.
CANADIAN AilIERlCAN; Saturdays;
independent; eight pages 18x22; subscription
$2; established 18S3; J. P. Jaffray, editor and
pubMsher: circulation F ;!; :[:. Office 110 W.
Washington street.
C EC 1 1 OSLO VAN: Saturdays?
CllA.>lPION OF FKEEDO.II AND
RItillT; Thursdaj-s; English and German;
anti-prohibition; eight pages 16x22; subscrip-
tion S2.50; established 18TS ; Paul Schuster,
editor and publisher; circulation G. Office 45
La Salle street.
ClllCAtiOER FRAUEN-ZEl-
TU N (w ; Sundays?
CHICACJOER VEREINS-ZEIT-
UNG; Fridays; German; societies; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.5;); established
1892; Wm. Forst, editor and publisher; circu
lation. SDiallest edition issued within a year,
8,000. Office 88 Fifth avenue.
CHI C AGO-POSTEN ; Wednesdays;
Danish ; eight pages 17x2;S; subscription .$1.50;
established 1S80; H. P. Christophersen, editor;
C. Rasmussen Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation J. Office 448 Milwaukee avenue.
CHRISTIAN CYNOSURE; Thurs
days; undenominational; sixteen pages llx
16; subscription $2 ; established 1868 ; National
Christian Association, editors and publish-
ers; circulation J ^ j-x. Office 221 W. 5ladison
street.
CHRISTIAN ORACLE; Thursdays;
undenominational; sixteen pages 11x16;
subscription $1.50; established 1884; F. M.
Kirkham, editor; Oracle Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation G. Office 358 Dear-
born street.
CHRONICLE; Thursdays ; republi-
can ; four pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1880; D. L. & L. L. Davis, editors
and publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued icithi7i a year, 500. Office 763 Madison st.
CHURCH ORGAN; Saturdays?
CITIZEN: Saturdays; eignt pages 15x22;
subscription $2.50 ; established 1882 ; John F.
Flnerty, editor; Citizen Newspaper Co.,
Eublishers ; circulation G. Office 69 Dear-
orn street.
CITY HALL RECORD AND NA-
TIONAL POLICE REVIEW ; Thurs-
days?
CLIPPER: Tuesdays?
C LU B WOR li D ; Saturdays ; clubs ; eight
pages 14x20; subscription .§2; established
1S88; George W. Hancock, editor; Dramatic
Journal Co., publishers; circulation H. Office
21.? Inter Ocean buildingr.
CO.MMERCIAL UNION; Thursdays;
commercial; four pages 9x12; subscription
•5; established 1886; Publishers' Commercial
Union, editors and publishers; dated also at
New York. N. Y.; circulation J. Office 215
Madison street.
Advertisement.— Tlie Publishers' Commercial
Ukion also publishes The Advertiser Re-
porter, with quarterly supplements, giving
the names and nnancial ratings of general ad-
vertisers in the United States and Canada, with
a directory of General and Special Advertising
Agents. The Commercial Union contains late
information regarding new advertisers and
notes changes in the ratings of those already
quoted. Special reports are also furnished.
C O N S E R VA TOR ; Saturdays; negro;
four pages 18x24; subscription $2; established
1878; Robert P. Bird, editor and publisher;
circulation J. Office 180 Clark street.
COURRIER DE CHICAGO ; Thurs
days; French; eight pages 11x16; subscription
S2; established 1892; M. Hadida. editor and
publisher; circulation J. Office 296 Dearborn
street
COURRIER DE L'lLLINOIS; Frl
days; French; Independent; eight pages
14x21; subscription $2; established 1868; A,
ILLINOIS.
Grandpere, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J. Oltice 156 Blue Island avenue.
CYCLING LIFE; Thurdays ; cycling;
twenty pages 9x12; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1893; L. J. Berger, editor; The Cycling
Life Publishing Co., publishers. Office 320-
326 Dearborn street.
DAHEIM ; (see Chicagoer Freie Presse.)
DEN CHRISTElilGE TALS-
31 A N D ; Tuesdays ; Norwegian - Danish ;
methodist-episcopal; eight pages 14x20; sub-
scription $150 ; established 1869; Norwegian-
Danish M. E. Church, publishers ; circula-
tion G ;•; ;•:. Office 272 Grand avenue.
DE NEDERLANDER; Fridays; Hoi-
landish; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1883; Netherland Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation J. Office 485 Blue
Island avenue.
DERBEOBACHTER; Saturdaj's; Ger-
man; republican; eight pages 17x24; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1877; A. Paessler, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issued icithin a year, 8,156. Office 140 Cly
bourn avenue.
Adiertisement.—'DER Beobachter is now in its
19th year of its publication, it is an " up-to-
date " paper, pubhshed in the German lan-
guage, and circulates almost exclusively
among the gardeners and farming class of the
five counties of Cook, Du Page, W ill, Kane and
Kankakee. Wherever there are Uermans in
this territory you will find Der Beobachter.
Advertising rates tremendously cheap, com-
pared with circulation.
DER WESTEN; (see Illinois Staats-
Zeitung.)
DEUTSCHE ALLGEMEINE ZEIT-
UNG; Thursdays; German; undenomina-
tional; eight pages 15x22; subscription S1.5U;
established 1888; Rudolph Dubs, D.D., LL.D.,
editor and publisher; circulation H. Office
162 Washington street.
DIE FACKEL: (see Chicagoer Arbeiter
Zeitung.)
DIE RUNDSCHAU; Wednesdays; Ger-
man; lutheran; eight pages 18x22; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1880; Louis Lange, Jr.,
& Co., editors and publishers ; circ'n D ^^.
Office 358 Dearborn street.
D03IESTIC ENGINEERING;
Thursdays, and MONTHLY; plumbing
and heating ; weekly thirty-six pages 6x9,
monthy one hundred and six pages 10x18;
subscription— weekly $3, monthly $2; estab-
lished—weekly 1893. monthly 1889; John K.
Allen, editor; John S. Palmer, publisher;
circulation— weekly J H^ ^. monthly H H^ ^J:.
DRAMATIC JOURNAL.; Wednes-
days; dramatic; sixteen pages 11x15; sub-
scription $4; established 1875; Eugene Hunt,
editor; Journal Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued n-ithin a
year, 3,bOO. Office 611 Chicago Opera House.
DRY GOODS REPORTER AND
WHOLESALE PRICE LIST; Satur-
days; dry goods; sixty-four pages 9x13; sub-
scription $3; established 1870; E, L. Tomlln-
son, editor; Dry Goods Reporter Co., pub-
lishers; circulation H jjoj;. Office 167 Adams
ctrppt
DU'CH CASU; (see Svornost.)
EAGLE; Saturdays ; independent ;
twelve pages 15x22; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1889 ; Henry F. Donovan, editor and
publisher: circn D. Office 87 S. Jefferson st.
ECONOMIST ; Saturdays; flnaucial, com-
mercial and real estate; thirty-six pages 10x13;
subscription $5; established 1888 ; Economist
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation H :;: s}:. Office 115 Monroe street.
ELITE; Saturdays; twenty pages 10x12;
subscription $4; established 1883; Marj- Stuart
Armstrong, editor; The Elite Co., publishers;
circulation H H^ ♦• Office 317 Rookery build-
EP WORTH HERALD ; Saturdays;
methodist-episcopal ; twenty pages 11x15 ;
subscription $1; established 1890; Joseph F.
Berry, editor; Cranston & Curts, publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued icithin a
year, 80.000. Office 57 Washington street.
EQUITY'; Saturdays; independent; six-
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its capital, it is now in first-class financial condition, and in the
future we intend to make The Graphic better than ever — and
increase its 60,000 circulation twofold. You no doubt are aware
that for the last ten years it has been considered one of the
best weekly family illustrated newspapers in America — ranking
and often excelling Harper s — as The Graphic's World's Fair
and other editions convinced the world at large. Nothing in
The Graphic columns, either reading matter or advertise-
ments, is allowed but that which is pure and unobjectionable^
as our subscriptions are principally from families., and The
Graphic's aim has always been, and always will be, to continue
to be a family illustrated newspaper. We hope old and new
patrons will place The Graphic on their 1895 list for adver-
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ILLINOIS.
teeii pages llxlC); subscriptions:?; established ]
18S8; L. E. Adams, editor; Equity Co., pub- ;
lisliers; clrculatiou, smallest edition issued \
ivithin a i/cac, 18,500, Office Continental Na-
tional Baiik building. I
Adrertisenieiit—E^iViTY is what its name implies, j
a fearless exponent of the people's rights, de-
manding equal and exact justice for all. It
reaches from the hamlet to tlie nalace. Deals
with all public questions— political, commercial,
social and economic— on a strictly independent
basis. Equity has the largest circulation of any-
paper of its class. Subscription, §3 per year.
To ministers, college professors, teacners, and
members of trades unions, half rates. Work-
men earning not exceeding SW weekly can, on
application, have Equity mailed them one year
free. Address Equity. P. O. Drawer C, Chicago.
EVANUEI.I5STKX; Tluirsdays; Norwe-
gian-Danish; undenoniiuatioual; eight pages
11x16; subscription $1; established 1890; Prof.
R. A. Jernberg, editor and publisher; circu-
lation H ;■; :i^. Office 45 Warren avenue.
EVEMNCi 1.A3IP; Saturdays?
E;X P R E Sfi S ; Saturdays ; independent!
sixteen pages ITxJo; subscription fifty cents;
established 1823; L. D. Ravnolds, editor and
publisher; circulation D. Office 267 S. Lin-
coln street.
EYE; Saturdays; photography; thirty-
four pages 8x10 ; subscription §2.50; estab-
lished 1882; Chas. Gentile, editor and pub
lisher; dated also at Boston, Mass.; circ'n J.
Office 298 Dearborn street.
FAIR PL.AY ; Wednesdays; anti pro-
hibition; eight pages 15x22: subscription $2;
established i><89; Robert J. Halle, editor and
publisher; dated also at Denver, Colo. ; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued leithin a
}/<'a r, 7,500. Office 162 Washington street. i
FARMERS' REVIEW; Wednesdays;
agricultural; sixteen pages 10x16; subscrip-
tion SI 25 ; established 1877; Hannibal H.
Chandler e't Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation D ;!j j-j. Office 172 Washington street, i
FAR3IERS' UNION AND AGRI-
CULTURAL REVIEW; Thursdays; I
agricultural; sixteen pages 11x15; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1894; Milton George, edi-
tor; Colonial Publishing Co., publishers.
Office 324 Dearborn street.
FAR3IERS9' VOICE; Saturdays;
twenty pages 10x13; subscription 75 cents;
established 1888 ; David Ward Wood, editor;
J. Q. Williams, publisher; circulation, C.
Office 334 Dearborn street.
FARM, FIELD AND FIRESIDE;
Satnrdavs; agricultural; twenty-four pages
11x16; subscriptions!; established 1878; Gen.
C. H. Howard, editor; Howard & Wilson Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation C. Office
Times building.
Advertisement.—'So weekly agricultural paper
in this State is credited with a larger circula-
tion than this. This fact emphasizes the im-
portance of this paper to an advertiser.
FARM IMPLEMENT NEWS;
Thursdavs; farm implements; forty pages
11x16; subscription S2; established ISSO ; C. W.
Marsh, editor; E. J. Baker, publisher; circu-
lation, s»i«//es^ edition issued icithin a year,
H 1,00(1. Office 215 Madi.son street.
FIGARO; Thursdays; Swedish; inde-
pendent; eight pages 16x22; subscription $1;
established 1892; Maurice Lundiu, editor;
Figaro Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n,
smallest edition issued loithin a year, 3,800.
Office 27 X. Clark street.
F O L K E - V E N N E N ; Thursdays ;
Norwegian Danish; undenominational; eight
pages 13x19; subscrptiou $1.-50; established
1879; Mortensen & Crook, editors and pub-
lishers; circ'n, actual average for the past
year, 5,201. Office 3:?2 W. Indiana street.
F O S T E R L A N D E T ; Wednesdays;
Swedish ; eight pages 17x24 ; subscription
$1 50; established 1SS4; Fosterlandet Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n G.
Office 141 E. Chicago avenue.
FREE 3IETHODIST; Wednesdays;
free methodist ; sixteen pages 11x16 : sub-
Bcription $1.50; established 1863; Rev. vr. T.
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Hogg, editor; S. K. J. Chesbro, publisher;
circulation G :•: :;;. Office 108 Frnnklln street.
GAMliA OCIl NYA IIE>ILAN.
DET; Thursdays; Swedish; r(i)ul)lican:
ten pages 17x24; subscription S2; tstaljlislied
1854; Johnson & Soederholm, editors and
publishers; circulation E. Office 175 E. Chi-
cago avenue.
GAZETA KATOLICKA; Thursdays;
Polish; Roman catholic; four pages 21x28;
subscription $2 ; established 1871 ; Wladlslaw
Smulski, editor; J. F. Smulski & Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n H. Office .565 Noble street.
GAZETA POLSKA; Thursdays;
Polish; independent republican; four pages
2.3x'49; subscription $2; established 1873; W.
Dyniewicz, editor and jjulilisher ; circula-
tion G :•< ;•:. Office 532 Noble street.
GRAPHIC; Saturdays; republican; six-
teen pages 11x16; subscription §4; established
1879; Graphic Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation D. Office S. W. corner of Fifth ave-
nue and Washington street. See publish-
ers' announceiiient on opposite pn^e.
GROCER; Mondays; groceries; forty to
fortv-eight pages 9x12; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1881; O. L. Deming, editor; Chicago
Grocer Co., publishers; circulation Hi'fi^.
Office 22 Randolph street.
GROCERS' CRITERION; Mondays;
groceries; fifty-two pages 11x15; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1874; Eugene J. Hall,
editor and publisher; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 9,270. Office 34
Wabash avenue.
HAY THERE; Tuesdays; hay industry;
sixteen pages 9x12; subscription oO cents; es-
tablished 1893; B. R. Hyman, editor; The Hay
There Co., publishers. Office 166 S. Clinton st.
HIDE AND LEATHER; Saturdays;
hides and leather; thirty six pages 11x15;
subscription $3; established 1S90; R. C. Jacob-
sen and C. Phillips, editors: Hide and
Leather Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n,
I smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 3,000.
Office 154 Lake street.
I H O R S E 31 A N ; Thursdays ; thirty two
pages 11x16; subscription $4; established 1881 ;
Chicago Horseman Newspaper Co., editors
and publishers ; circulation F. Office 323
Dearborn street.
HORSE REVIEW: Tuesdays; sport-
ing; forty four pages 11x15; subscription $2;
established 1'89; John C. Bauer, editor and
publisher; circulation D. Office 215-221 Madi-
son street.
HOTEL YA^ORLD ; Saturdays; hotels;
twenty pages 10x16: subscription S2.50; estab-
lished"]875 : John J. Bohn, editor ; H. J. Bohn &
Bro., publishers; circulation H. Office corner
of Van Buren street and Pacific avenue.
HUMORISTEN; Saturdays; Swedish;
humorous; twenty pages 11x14: subscription
SI; established 1890; Gustaf Wlckluud. edi-
tor; G. Brolierg, publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 20,r00.
Office 71 E. Kinzie street.
ILLUSTRATED CHICAGO CEN-
TURY; Saturdays; sixteen pages 11x15;
subscription .So; established 1877; C. Row-
land Orr, editor; Smith & Bartlett, publish-
ers; circulation H. Office 1(;3-165 E. Washing-
ton street.
INDICATOR; Saturdays; musical;
thirty-two pages 11x16; subscription $3;
established 1880; A. M. Fox, editor; Indicator
Co., publishers; circulation H. Office 225
Dearborn street.
INDUSTRIAL WORLD AND
IRON WORKER; Thursdays; mechan-
ical; twenty-eight to forty-eight pages 10x14;
subscription S3; established 1859; Industrial
World Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion H i\i i]i. Office 56 Fifth avenue.
INTERIOR; Thursdays; presbyterian ;
thirty-two pages 9x14: subscription $2-50; es-
tablished 1870; Wm. C. Gray, editor; McCor-
mick it Gray, publishers ; circulation D.
Office 69 Dearborn street.
INVESTIGATOR; Saturdays; Insur-
ance; twenty-four pages 9x12; subscription
$3; established 1874; J. S. Bloomlngston, editor
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and publisher; circulation H. Office 177 La
Salle street.
ISKAEJLITE ; Saturdays; Jewish; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $4; established 1853;
Isaiic M. Wise, editor; Leo Wise & Co., pub- :
Ushers; circulation F :]; H^. Office 320 Dear-
born street.
JKUEI.EKS' GUIDE; Saturdays?
JOURNAL. OF COiUMEKCE; Thurs
days; metals and machinery; sixty pages
9x13; subscription §3; established 1862; Jour-
nal of Commerce Co., publishers; circula-
tion H ;■: i\i. Office Lakeside building.
JOURNAL. OF THE A.^IERICAN
MEDICAL. AJ!iS0CIAT10X ; Satur-
days; medical; sixty pages Sxll; subscription
§5; established 1883; John B. Hamilton, editor;
American Medical Association, publishers;
circulation G. Office 63 Wabash avenue.
KATHOL,IttCHER JUGEND
FREUND; Saturdays; German; Roman
catiiolic; sixteen pages 8x11; sub.scription $1;
established 1894; Anton Hellmich, editor and
publisher. Office 123 La Salle avenue.
KA THOLISCHES SJONNTAGS-
BLATT; Sundays; German; Roman cath
olic; eight pages 17x23; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1881; Arthur Preuss, editor; Wm.
Kuhlmann, publisher; circulation J. Office
302 E. North avenue.
KATHOL.ISCHES WOCHEN-
BLiATT ; Wednesdas's; Gei-man; Roman
catholic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2.50;
established 1859: Franz Xavier Brandecker,
editor and publisher ; circulation, smallest
edition issued loithin a year, 5,700. Office
•648 Sedgwick street.
KODAK; Saturdays; four pages 14x21;
subscription 81-50; established 1892; R. G,
Tinims, editor: G. M. Booth & Co., publishers.
KRESTANtsKY POSEI.; Thursdays;
Bohemian; undenominational; eight pages
10x14; subscription SI; established 1891; Rev.
V. Vanek, editor; Rev. V. Vanek and Rev. F.
Hrejsa, publishers; circulation J. Office
1113 Albanv avenue.
KROPIDLO; Saturdays; Polish; hu-
morous; eight pages 10x13; subscription §1.50;
established 1894; Stanislaus J. Sogers, editor
and publisher. Office 200-202 W. Division st.
L.'A31ERICA; Mondaj's; Italian; four
pages 18x24; subscription .$2; established 1891;
L. d'Auria, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J. Office 7 Dearborn street.
L.AMP; weekly, and MONTHLY ?
L.A SALLE STREET NEWS; Fri
days; financial; four pages 12x19; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1893; La Salle Street
News Co., editors and publishers. OlBce 167
•Jackson street.
LEDGER; Wednesdays: fiction; eight
pages 18x24 ; subscription $2 ; established
1872; W. D. Boj'ce Co., editors and publishers;
circulation A . Office 113-117 Fifth avenue.
LEGAL ADVISER; Wednesdays, and
I>IONTHLY; legal; sixteen pages 11x13;
sul)scriptiou — weekly $2, monthly $1 ; estab-
lished—weekly 1880, monthly 18(il; Andre
Matteson, editor; Law Publisliing Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n— weekly K i'fi ijc, monthly J ^ :■:.
Office 78 Fifth avenue.
LEGAL NEWS; Saturdays: legal; six-
teen pages 11x1."); subscription $2.20; estab-
lished 1868; James B. Brad well & B. Bradwell
Helmer, editors; Chicago Legal News Co.,
publishers; circ'n H. Office 87 Clark street.
See publiishers' uunouuceineut ou
pnee 130.
LEVER; Thursdays; prohibition; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established 1878;
Monitor Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulatlou F ;■: :■;.
L 1 ET U V A ; Saturdays; Lithuanian;
republican; four pages 15x22: subscription .s2;
established 1893; Arthur Olszewski, editor
and publisher: circ'n J. Oftice 954 3.3d street.
li'IT.-VIilA ; Saturdays: Italian; repub-
lican; four pages 18x24; subscription §2; es-
tablished 18S6; Oscar Durante, editor and
publisher; circulation E * ;it. Oftice 101 E.
Harrison street.
LIVING CHURCH; Saturdays ; prot-
estant episcopal ; twenty pages 11x14 ; sub-
scription $2; established 1878; C. W. Lefflng-
well, D.D., editor and publisher : circula-
tion E. Office 162 Washington street.
MARKETS: Thursdays ; flesh food ;
four pages 18x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1883; W. O. Hoffman, editor and jjub-
llsher; circ'n, sviallest edition issued leithin a
year, 30,(100. Office Evening Post building.
MIDLAND; Saturdays; united presby-
teriaii; sixteen pages 11x15; subscription $2;
established 1884; E. B. Graham, editor; Mid-
land Publishing Co., publishers; dated also
at Omaha, Neb.; circulation, smallest edition
issued irithin a year, 4,000. Office Stock Ex-
change building.
MILITARY NEWS; Saturdays; mili-
tary; eight pages 18x24; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1893; Army and Navj' Magazine Co.,
editors and publishers ; circulation H :■: ^.
Office 325 Dearborn street.
MISSIONS- WANNEN ; Wednesdays;
Swedish ; undenominational ; eight pages
18x'24; subscription $1.50; established 1874;
Mission Friends Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circ'n E >'fi ^. Office 103 East
Chicago avenue.
MORGAN PARK GAZETTE; Sat-
urdays; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1891 ; Wilson & Davis, editors and
publishers; prints special editions for neigh-
boring towns; combined circulation K. Office
275 Dearborn street.
MUSICAL TIMES; Thursdays?
NATIONAL CORPORATION RE-
PORTER ; Thursdays ; commercial and
legal; twenty-six pages 10x13; subscription
$5; established 1890; Adolph Moses, editor; U.
S. Corporation Bureau, publishers; circula-
tion J :;■: ^. Office 6(16 The Temple.
NATIONAL WEEKLY; Saturdays?
NEW WORLD ; Saturdays; Roman
catholic; sixteen pages 14x20; subscription
$2; established 1885; The Catholic Press Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation D. Otflce
608-620 Rand McNally building.
NORDEN; Saturdays; Norwegian-Dan-
ish ; eight pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; es-
tablished 1874; R. S. N. Sortzand & P. O.
Stromme, editors; Norden Publishing Co.,
publishers; prints also an out of town edi-
tion ; combined circulation G ^ ^. Office 284
Grand avenue.
NORTH AMERICAN SCOTSMAN;
Aveekly; twenty pages 8x12; subscription
$1.50; established 1887; Magnus Flaws, editor
and publisher; circ'n K . Office 85 Fifth ave.
NORTH CHICAGO AND LAKE
VIEW INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; in-
dependent; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1884; C. A. Blair, editor and
publisher; circ'n K. Office 501 Lincoln ave.
NORTHWESTERN CHRISTIAN
ADVOCATE; Wednesdays; methodist-
episcopal; sixteen pages 13x18; subscription
$2; established 1852; Ai'thur Edwards, D.D.,
editor; Cranston & Curts, publishers; circu-
lation C. Office 57 E. Washington street..
NORTHWESTERN LUMBER-
MAN; Saturdays; lumber; fifty-six pages
11x15; subscription §4; established 1874; W. B.
Judson, editor and publisher; circulation G.
Office 325 Dearborn street.
NOWE ZYCIE; Saturdays; Polish; re-
publican ; fotir pages 18x24; subscription $1.50;
established 189;); Frank Szezerbowskl, edi-
tor; John Niemczewski, publisher; circula-
tion J i'fi ^. Office 2727 Archer avenue.
NYA WECKO POSTEN ; Wednes-
days; Swedish; baptist; eight pages 17x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1878; Rev. E.
Wingren, editor and publisher; circ'n, F.
Office 210 Oak street.
OCCIDENT; Fridaj-s; Jewish; independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1872; Julius Silversmith, M. A., editor;
Occident Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
lation X. Offlce 516 Wabash avenue.
OESTERREICHISCH UN-
GARISCHE ZEITUNG; Thursdays;
German; independent; sixteen pages 11x16;
subscription $4; established 1881; Oesterr.
]4S
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Uung. Zeitung Publishiug Co., editors aud
publishers; circ'n G. Cfflce Scliiller building.
OPEX COURT; Thursdays; reform;
eight pages 10x1'^; subscription $1; estab
lished 18S7; Dr. Paul Carus, editor; Open
Court Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion H :■: jH. Office 324 Dearborn street.
OPINION; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1889; C. C. Roberts, editor and publisher;
prints special editions for suburban towns;
combined circulation H. Office 88 to 92 W.
Jackson street.
ORANCxE JUDD FARMER; (central
edition of American^ Agriculturist); Satur-
days; agricultural; sixteen pages 10x13; sub-
scription $1; established 1884; James Strong
Judd, editor; Orange Judd Farmer Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n C. Office Pontiac building.
PAINT, OIL, AND DRUG RE-
VIEW; Wednesdays; paints, oils and drugs;
forty pages 8x12; subscription $2; established
1882; D. Van Ness Person, editor and pub-
lisher; circ'n J ;'^ ;'<. Office 166 Randolph st.
PLATTOUETSCHE ZEITUNG;
Saturdays; German; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2; established 18*8; Edward Cook,
editor and publisher ; circulation J. Office 47
N. Sangamon street.
PRAIRIE FARMER; Saturdays;
agricultural; sixteen pages 11x16; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1841; L. C. Brown, editor;
Prairie Farmer Publishing Co., publishers;
circ'n D i^ >\i. Office 166 and 168 Adams street.
PRAWDA; Saturdays; Polish; twenty
pages 10x13; subscription $2; established
1887; E. A. Adams, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J. Office 711 Loomis street.
PRESBYTERIAN; Saturdays; presby-
terian; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription $1;
established 1894; Chicago Presbytery, editors
and publishers. Office 153-15.5 La Salle street.
PRESTO; Thursdays; musical aud music
trade; thirty-six pages 10x14; subscription
$3; established 1884; Frank D. Abbott, editor;
Presto Co., publishers; circulation J :]; ^.
Office 32:3 and 325 Dearborn street.
PRODUCE; Saturdays; produce; twelve
ILLINOIS.
pages 9x12; subscription $1.50; established
1894; Geo. W. Ingersoli, editor and publisher-
Office 188 S. Water street.
PUCK. ; Saturdays; German; humorous;
eight pages 11x15; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1894: Henry Goodman, editor and pub-
lisher. Office 40.T Garden City block.
RAILWAY AGE ASD NORTH-
WESTERN RAILROADER; Fridays;
railroads ; forty eight pages 11x15 ; sub-
scription $4; established 1876; Harry P. Rob-
ertson and H. R. Hobart, editors ; Railway Ag&
and Northwestern Railroader, publishers ; is-
sued also at St. Paul, Minn.; circ'n G :}; H^.
Office 1451 Monadnock building.
K. M. S. BUGLE; Thursdays; postal
service; eight pages 9x12; subscription $1.50;.
established 18S6 ; A. E. Winrott, editor and
publisher: circ'n J. Office 334 Dearborn st.
RAILWAY REVIEW ; Saturdays;
railroads; fortj' pages 11x16; subscription $4;.
established 1868 ; James Peabody, editor ;
Railway Review Incorporation, publishers;
circulation H ^: jIc Office The Rookery.
RAM'S HORN; Wednesdays; unde-
nominational; twenty pages 9x14; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1890; Frederick L. Chap-
man & Co., editors and publishers; dated
also at New York, N. Y. ; circ'n, actual aver-
dQe. for the past year, 30,070. Office Associa-
tion building.
REAL ESTATE AND BUIL.DING
J O U R N A L ; Saturdays; real estate and
building; twenty-four pages 11x14; subscrip-
tion $5; established 1866; R. C. Smyers, editor
and publisher ; circulation H. Office 163
Washington street.
REFEREE; Fridays; cycle trade; ninety
pages 11x15; subscription $2; esta'olished 1887;
Samuel A. Miles, editor; Referee Publishing
Co., publishers; dated also at New York, N.
Y. ; circulation J ;■; ;!?. Office 328-334 Dearborn
street.
REFORM ADVOCATE; Saturdays;
Jewish; sixteen pages 10x13; subscription $2;
established 1890; Dr. E. G. Hir.sh, editor: Blocb
& Newman, publishers; circulation FjIc^j:
Office 175 Dearborn street. ^ '
We can place any amount of advertising-
whenever you say, in tiie position you want, in
any or all of the papers listed in this Directory,
at a price for the whole order far below any
you can get for yourself, and below that which
any other agency can get for you. We can do it because we know how. It
has taken us 30 years to find out.
We've been 30 years preparing ourselves for your work.
Write to us about it.
THE GEO. P. ROWELL ADVERTISING CO.,
10 Spruce St., New York.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLIXOJS.
KEIiI(;iO-PH IliOSOPIl ICA 1.
•J () V It N A \j ; Saturdays; spiritualist ;
twelve pant's 11x15; subscription $2.50; estab-
lished 18()5; B. F. Underwood, editor and pub-
lisher; cireulation F. Office 9J La Salle street.
K EV I E W ; Saturdays; independent;
ei^ht panes 15x','2; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished KsTT; T. J. Clohesey, editor and pub-
lislier. Office 65 Wabasli avenue.
RIGHTS OF LABOR; Saturdays;
labor; einht pages 11x16; subscription $1.50;
established 1885; Geo. E. Detwiler, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
vithin a year, !5,50(t. Office 1^9 Wasliington st.
RIVEKDAliE AM) DAl.TON RE-
POUTER; Saturdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1892; Francis
Brooks, editor and publisher. Office River-
SANDEBUDET; Thursdays; Swedish;
metliodist-episcopal; eight pages 15x21; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1862; Wm. Hen-
shew, editor; Swedish M. E. Book Concern,
publishers ; circulation, s^iallest edition
issKed irithin a year, 7.5G0 Office 126 Oak st.
S A T IJ R D A V BLADE; Saturday s ;
fiction; eight pages 18x24: subscription $2;
-established lbS8; W. D. Boyce Co., editors and
publishers; circ'n A. Office 113-1 IT Fifth ave.
SA TURDA Y EVEMXG HERA LD ;
Saturdays; eight pages 11x16; subscription
$2; established 1874; John M. Dandy, editor;
Saturday Evening Herald Co., publishers ;
circul.ition H. Office 89 Clark street.
SATURDAY TELEGRAM; Satiir
days; eight pages 12x26; subsci'iption $2; es-
tablished lS!i2; David Pryse Mackay, editor
and publisher; circ'n, actual average for the
j)ast y.-ar, 41, S2^. Office Pontiac buildiusr.
Advertisemetit.—The Chicago Saturday Tele-
gram has the circulation and advertisers find
the best returns from using its columns, those
using " keyed " addresses especially. The min-
imum number of copies for any issue is 40,0;i0
and sales run as high as 60,000 . The popular
method of sales by newsboys is in vogue with
the Telegram, and it is sold in every State and
Territory of the Union. Send us a trial order
direct or through any responsible agency.
With four exceptions this paper has the largest
circulation rating accorded to any weekly in
Illinois, and the accuracy of its circulation rat-
ing is guaranteed by the publishers of this
Directory, who wil] pay one hundred dollars
to the fir.st person who proves that its issues
were not as stated.
SEARCHLIGHT; Thursdays; people's
party; four pages 17x23; subscription .SI; es-
tablished 1894; Henrv Vincent, editor and
publislier. Office 3"4 Dearborn street.
SENTINEL; Thursdavs; independent;
sixteen pages 10x16; sub.scription .SI; estab-
lished 1S7S; S. F. Norton, editor and publisher;
circiilation E. Address P. O. box 3.S5.
SNA HA; Sundavs; BoheniiaTi; sixteen
pages 11x14; subscription .S2; establi.shed
1892; Chicagske Listy Bohemian Printing and
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation H. Office 872 W. iSth street.
SOUTH ENGLEWOOD MIRROR;
Thursdays; Independent; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1889; Mrs. A. P.
Brinknian. editor; G. K. Stillivan, publisher;
circulation J ;|; j;;. Office 435 W. 63d street.
SOUTH SIDE ADVOCATE ; Satur
flays; four pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1888; Omer L. Downev, editor and
publisher; cire'n K. Office 6915 Oglesby ave.
^SOUTHWEST ADVERTISER:
Thursdays: four pages 17x24; established
18.3; J. L. Colhapp, editor; O. Colhapp & Co.,
publishers. Office 1030 Harrison street.
SOWER; weekly; educational; sixteen
pages 6x9; subscription 50 cents; established
1890; L. B. Haskins, editor; Sower Publishing
^-^ J)ul)lishers: circulation J.
ILLINOIS.
Co.
STANDARD ; thursdavs ; baptist ; eight
pases '8-X24: subscription $150 : establislied
18o3; J. A. Smith, D.D., editor; Goodman &
^ickerson, publishers ; circulation F. Office
-€9 Dearborn street.
SUBURBAN STA R; Saturdays; repub-
alcan; four pages 18x22; sub.scription $1; es
tablished lS9,i; Hiram P. Goodall, editor and
publisher; circulation G ;i;. Office 358 63d st.
SUBURBAN TIMES; Saturdays; in-
dependent; eight i)ages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1886; W. A. Norton, editor
and publisher; circulation K. Office 155
Washington street.
SUNDAY DEMOCRAT; Sundavs?
S V E N S R A AM ER IK ANAREX ;
Tuesdays; Swedish; eight to ten pages
18x24; subscription $2.M; established 1876;
Jakob Bonggren, editor ; Swedish American
Printing Co., publishers; circulation C.
Office 35 S. Clark street.
SVENSKA KUIMREN; Tuesdays;
Swedisli ; independent; si.xleen pages 13x18;
subscription $2.25 ; established 1884 ; Alex. J.
Johnson, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion E ^ j!;. Office 26 N. Clark street.
SVENSKA TRIBUNEN; Wednes-
days; Swedish; republican; ten pages 18x24;
subscription $2; established 1869; The Swed-
ish Publishing Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation C. Office 37 N. Clark street.
TELEGRAM; Fridays ; eight pages
15x22; subscription .$1; established 1887; J.
P. Caulfield, editor and publisher; circula-
tion, actual average for the i^ast year, 1,166.
Office 315 East Sixtv-third street.
T I M B E R M A N ; Saturdays ; lumber;
forty to fifty-six pages 11x16; subscription $2;
established 1885; J. E. Defebaugh, editor and
publisher; circ'n H. Office 161 Randolph st.
TYDENNI IlLASATEL; (see Denni
Hlasafel.)
TYGODNIK POWIESCIOWO
N A U K O W Y : Thursdays ; Polish ; sixteen
pages 12x18; subscription $1; established 1888;
W. Dvn'ewicz, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K i'fi 5i;. Office 532 Noble street.
ITNION SIGNAL; Thursdays; temper-
ance; twenty pages 11x16; subscription $1;
established— C7>iio>i 181 i. Signal 1S80; Frances
E. Willard, editor; Women's Temperance
Publication Association, publishers; circula-
tion n. Office The Temple.
UNITY; Thursdays; undenominational;
twelve pages 10x13; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1878; Rev. Jenkin Lloyd Jones, editor;
Unity Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion G :•; ^. Office 175 Dearborn street.
UNIVERSALIST; Saturdays; univer-
salist; eight pages 18x24; subscription $2 50;
established 1828: J. S.Cantwell. D.D., editor;
Universalist Publishing House, publishers;
dated also at Cincinnati, O.; circulation G.
Office 69 Dearborn street.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
AVEEKL Y : Thursdays, during the college
year; collegiate; twenty-four pages 9x12: sub-
scription $2.. "0; established 1892; Studentsof
the Universit J' of Chicago, editors; C. H. Gall-
ion and H. C. ]\Iurphy. publishers; circula-
tion J jH ^. Office 58th street and Ellis avenue.
VA EGTEREN; Tuesdays; Danish;
baptist; eight pages 13x19: subscription $1.50;
established 1877; Revs. C. J. Olden & P. Peter-
sen, editors; Vaegteren Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivitkin a year, 1,747.
VERDENS GANG; Fridays; Nor-
wegian Danish ; independent ; eight pages
18x24 ; subscription 50 cents ; established 1878;
Verdens Gang Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J ^ Jjc. Office 187 N.
Peoria street.
VOICE; Thursdays; single tax; eight
pages 13x20 : .subscription .SI : established 1892;
Patrick J. 31av, editor: F. W. Magu ire, pub-
lisher: circulation K. Office 309 S. Halsted st.
VORBOTE; (see Chicagoer Arbeiter-
Zeitiing.)
WEST END ADVOCATE; Sattudays:
fotir pages 15x22 ; subscrijition $1 ; established
1863 ; C. E. Crandall, editor and publisher;
circulation H. Office .59 W. Randolph street.
AVE STERN BRITISH AMERI-
CA N ! Saturdays; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $2; established 18^7; British American
Co., editors and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 18,000
Office .3.58 Dearborn street.
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wields a powerful influence in the affairs of the labor org'anizations of this city. His
standing with the trade unions is unique, and he is one of the few men who have Cast
their lot with the labor luoveraent and retained for any length of time the confidence of
the working classes. Through the Eiijht-TJnur H'ra Ul which is controlled by him, he has
become known as a fearless thougn (c-mperale and conservative champion of the best in-
terests of organized labor. At the same time Mr. Hollister is a recognized counselor of
the unions in all matters affecting their prosperity, their treasurer in public movements,
the custodian of their state secrets and the official printer of many of their publications.
They have absolute confidence in him, and to this fact alone is due his success as a busi-
ness-man and as a counselor of labor. Many men have sought influence and fortune in
the same field and have failed utterly. Others have been absolutely ruined by the venture,
and those- who have met with short-lived success have almost invariably fallen with the
tide of labor agitation. With Mr. Hollister, howevei-, it has been different. He has un-
doubtedly got very close to the groat masses of people who are reached through his
paper. This fact is all the more remarkable when it is known that he is still a very
young man. He was born in Osbkosh, Wis., in lS6fl,juid is not yet thirty years of age.
Very early in life he realized .all the advantages to begsiped by organization and assisted
in organizing a typographical union at Osbkosh, tnSs^cond of the kind in the state.
Previous to that event he had learned the rrintine trade as^had developed remarkable
aptitude for the callinp. Shortly after the organization of tn^vTypograpliical Union at
Oshkosb he removed to tViis city. In 1886 he perceived the poss^^^Uty of success for a
printing-hoisedevoted exclusively to the work of organized labor\S^5'-tn company with
Lis brother started f '••firm of which he is now the senior member. Always an ardent
advocate of the sho. .-hour movement, the eight-hour day with the ten-hour wage sched-
ule haa prevailed in the office and remarkable success has met the efforts of the pub-
Usher.. Mr. Hollister has a pleasant home on the North Side. He was married in 1881
andTias four children, three boys and a girL In politics he is a democrat, except when
there is a bona-fide labor-ticket in the field. While Mr. HoUister's greatest interest lies
with the labor organizatrons, he is also a prominent member of the masonic and forester
fraternities. He is the treasurer of the Phoenir Federal Labor Union and ah honorary
member of the Chicago Typographical Union. Recently the publisher has devoted much
of his time to the work of the Civic Federation, of which he U a member, and has identi-
fied himself closely with its interests.
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ILLINOIS.
WESTERN catholic; NEWS;
Saturdays; Koinau catliolic; eight pages
15x22; subscription $2; established IStiT; J.
C. Plilllips, editor ; Western Catholic News
Publislung Co., publishers; circulation
H ^i :■:. Office 227 Wiliiiot avenue.
WESTERN ELECTRICIAN; Satur
days; electrical; thirty eiglit pages l(ixl4;
subscription S3 ; established 18>7; W. A. Kreid-
ler, editor and publislier; circulation H si: s-;.
Office 6 Lakeside building.
Aclvertisenieiit.—The only general electri'* jour-
nal i:ublished in the West, thoroughly cover-
ing a territory exclusively its own. March 3d,
1894, it reached a high-water mark circulation
of 16,630. The current issue, the week in which
the Directory circular was received, was 12,500
copies. Those desiring Western trade will ap
preciate its uuequaled value as an advertising
medium.
WESTERN FIRE:>IAN A XD JOUR-
NAL OF PUBLIC WORKS; Wedues
days; twenty pages 7x10; subscription §2;
established 1878; T. E. Smith, Jr., editor
and publisher ; circulation J H^ *• Office lOlS
Pontine building.
WESTERN JEWELER; Saturdays?
WESTERN RURAL AND AMERI-
CA N STOCKMAN; Saturdays; agricult-
ural; sixteen pages 11x16; subscription $1;
established 1862; Howard & Wilson Publish-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion ^ ^ ^ jI-j. See note at foot of page on in-
side of first cover. Office 215 Madison street.
WEST SIDE VINDICATOR; Fri
days; independent; eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription $2; established 1883; Wni. Halley,
editor and publisher; prints special editions
for suburban towns; combined circulation X.
Office 207 West Madison street.
WIARA 1 OJCZYZNA; Thursdays;
Polish; Roman catholic; eight pages 16x22-
subscription $1.50; established 1888; Stanis-
laus Szwajkart, editor; Polish Publishing Co.,
publishers: circulation, actual average for
th'' past near, 9,00 ). Office 141 W. Division st.
Advertisement.— A fair portion of the 1,600,000
Poles in the United Estates can be reached
through the columns of the weekly Wiara I
Ojcztzxa. It is one of the leading and most
influential Polish weeklies in this country.
Guaranteed circulation 9,0<X). Try it. Adver-
tising rates and sample copies furnished on
application.
„WOOL AND HIDE SHIPPER;
Saturdays; live stock; twelve pages 9x12;
subscription SI; established 1S9I; Wool and
Hide Shij^per Publishing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation G. Office 30 and 36 La
Salle street.
WORKMAN; Saturdays; labor; four
pages 18x24; sub.scription $1 ; established 1894;
W. S. Timblin, editor and publisher. Office
Times Building.
WORLD; Saturdays; sporting; eight
pages 18x24; subscription §2; established
1891; B. D. Adsit, editor and publisher; cir-
culation E. Office Fifth avenue and Calhoun
place.
^ YOUNG MEN'S ERA ; Thursdays; un-
denominational; sixteen pages llxlf;; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; J. E. Debe-
baugh, editor; Young Men's Era Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation D ?■: ;1^ Office
Metropolitan block.
ZGODA; Wednesdavs; Polish; eight
pages l(;x24; subscription $2; established 18S0;
F. J. JablouRki, editor; Polish National Al-
liance, publishers; circulation F ;!; * . Office
5(4 Noble street.
KIRKEBLAOET; three times a
month; Danish; lutheran ; sixteen pages
6x9: subscription SI: established 1877 ; J.
M. Hansen and L. Pedersen, editors; Danish
Evangelical Lutheran Church Association In
America, publishers; does not insert adver-
tisements. Office 138 Lafflin street.
^TiUTHERISCHER KIRCIIEN-
* It EL ND J bi-weekly; German: evangeli-
cal lutheran; eight pages 11x16: subscription
SI; established 1869; Rev. J. D. Severinghaus.
D.D., editor; German Publication Board of
the General Synod of the Evangelical Lu-
ILLINOIS.
theran Church, publishers; circulation J ;•< iY-
Office 437 N. Ashland avenue.
OPERA ; bi-weekly, Saturdays; music
and drama; sixteen pages 7x10; subscription
S1.25: established 1894; Geo. C. Johnson, edi-
tor; W. A. Chatterton, publisher. Office 140
Dearborn street.
PAPER TRADE; bi-weekly; paper;
twenty pages 12x16; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1875; J. Fred Waggoner, editor and
publisher; circ'n K :•: i[i. Office 53 Dearborn st.
PROGRESS; bi-weekly ?
RAILWAY SURGEON; biweekly;
National Association of Railway Surgeoi^s;
thirty-six pages 8x11; subscription $5; estab-
lished 1894; W. B. Outten, M. D., editor; R. R.
Age Co., publishers. Office Monadnock block.
WESTERN STATIONER; biweekly;
stationery ; twenty-four pages 9x12 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1879; J. Fred
Waggoner, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K sjc i'fi. Office 53 Dearborn street.
AMERICAN FARMER; semi-
monthly; agricultural; sixteen pages 9xr4;
subscription 50 cents; established 1884; Geo.
G. Hill, editor; American Farmer Publishing
Co , publishers; circ'n, actual average fur the
Ijast year, 21,706. Office 152 Lake street.
APPAREL GAZETTE; semi-
monthly; men's wear; sixty pages 9x12;
subscription $2 ; established 1889 ; Wnldo
Publishing Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued icithin a
year, 2,500. Office 215 Van Buren street.
Advertisement.— Frints the news in clothing, fur-
nishings and hats. Acknowledged by every
one acquainted with its work tne most wide
awake paper in its lines. Evei-y merchant in
the W^est receives at least one copy during the
season. The only medium that will reach the
Western clothiers, furnishers and hatters. Guar-
anteed circulation as above. Special, unique
daily news service to advertisers.
ARGUS; semi-monthly; insurance;
twenty pages 10x12; subscription $3; estab-
lished 1871; Rollins Publishing Co., publish-
ers: circulation J i\: j-;. Office 161 La Salle st.
BRICKMAKER ; semi-monthly; brick-
making; thirtv-six pages 9x12; subscription
$1; established 1889; J. B. JMcKenzi, editor;
McCormack & Whitman publishers ; circula-
tion J :■; ^. Office 327 Dearborn street.
CHEF; semi-monthly; culinary; twenty
pages 9x12; subscription $1.50; established
18!ll ; Epicurean Publishing Co., editors and
publishers; circulation J. Office 325 Dear-
born street.
DER DEUTSCHE FARMER; senii
monthly ; German ; agricultural ; sixteen
pages 10x14; subscription $1; established
1890; Paul Grzybowskl, editor; German .Agri-
cultural Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion J. Office Herald building.
DER KIRCHENBOTE; semi-
monthly; German; congregational; eight
pages 11x16; subscription SI ; established 1883;
J. Edward Hermann. Ph.D., editor; German
Congregational Association, publishers; cir-
culation J. Office Evanston.
DER WAHRHEITS ZEUGE; semi-
monthly; German; undenominational; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1876;
Chas. M. Roier, M. D.. editor; D. A. Missions
Verein von Amerika, publishers; circulation
J. Office 860 Milwaukee avenue.
DIAL; semimonthly; literary; thirty-
two pages 8x11; subscription $2; established
1880; Francis F. Brow^ne. editor; The Dial Co.,
publishers; circulation G. Office 315 Wabasn
avenue.
EIGHT HOUR HERALD; semi
monthly; labor: eight pages 10x14; subscrip-
tions!; established 1892; M.J.Carroll, editor;
Eight Hour Herald Co.> publishers; circula-
tion, actual average for the ijast year, 13,040.
Office 148 Monroe street. See publishers'
announceinent on opposite pagre.
Adrertisement.—On page 150 of this Directoiy
wiU be f oiuid the Chicago Even ing Fast's esti-
mate of the Eight-Hour Herald. It may he
of interest to advertisers desiring to reach not
only the families of America's skilled mechau-
152
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
ics, but the large and growing class of business
and professional men everywhere who are
studying the labor problem in " America's fore-
most labor journal."
G A It IJEN I \U ;'. semi-monthly ; floricult-
ure; sixteen pages 9x12; subscrii^t'on $2;
established 1892; Wm. Falconer, editor: The
Gardening Co., publishers; circulation, stnall-
cst edition issued ivithin a year, 5,000. OlHce
Monon building.
HARDWOOD; semi-monthly; hard-
wood lumber; forty pages 6x9; subscription
Sij2: established 181)2; O. S. Whitmore, editor;
Hardwojd Publishing Co., publishers; circu-
latii)u J. Office 3 )8 Dearborn street.
IKjSL'KANCE rOSJT; semimonthly;
insurance; twenty pages 9x12; subscription
$3; established ls9); Chas. A. Hewitt, editor
and publisher; circulation J ^ >'fi. Office
Royal Insurance building.
L I T H E R A N WITNESS; semi
monthly; lutheran; eight pages 10xi4; sub-
scription $1; estal>lished 1881; Kev. Wm.
Dalliiiann, editor; American Lutheran Pub-
lication Board, publishers; circulation H ;■? ^.
MEDICAL CENTURY; semi-monthly;
medical; ninetv-six passes 9x12; sul)scriptiou
$3; established ■i8:»3; C. E. Fisher, M. D., editor
and publisher; circulation K. Office 31 Wash-
ington street.
MINING REVIEW AND METAL.-
liURtJlST; semi-monthly; metals and
mining; twenty pages 9x12; subscription $2;
established 1862; W. S. Hemby, editor; Mining
Review Co., publishers. Office 170 Madison st.
NATIONAL. LAUNDRY JOUR-
NAL; semi-monthly; laundrying: flfty-four
to seventy pages 10x15; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1878; Charles Dowst, editor; Na-
tional Laundry Journal Co., publishers; cir-
culation H. Office 82 West Monroe street.
NATIONAL TRAVELER ; semi
montlily; commercial travelers; twenty
pages 8x10; established 1893; Ole Olsen, editor;
National Traveler Publishing Co., publishers.
Office US Jlonroe street.
O R D E N S B L A T T DER HER-
MANNS-SOEHNE; semimonthlv; Ger-
man; fraternal ; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1; established 1886; Adolpli Arzmus, editor;
OiJer of Hermanns-Soehne, publishers; cir-
culation J :•: i'fi. Office 910 Milwaukee avenue.
RAILWAY TIMES; semi-monthly;
railway employees; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1891; The American
Railway Union, editors and publishers.
Office 421 Ashland block,
SCHUH UND LED ER; semi monthly;
German;shoe and leather ;twenty-eight pages
9x12; subscription $2; established 1890; Mau-
rice Weber, editor; Trade Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation H. Office 123 La Salle
avenue.
STATIONER AND PRINTER;
semi-monthly ; stationery and printing ;
twenty-eight pages 9x12: subscription $2;
established 1830; J. Sawtelle Ford, editor and
publisher ; circulation J ^ jJ;. Office 530
Monadnock building.
WEST E It N AGRICULTURIST
AND LIVE STOCK JOURNAL;
semimonthlv; live stock: sixteen pages 10x15;
subscription $1.10; pst;iblished 1S68; T Bntter-
worth, editor and publisher; dated also at
Quincy; circulation, t^nvdlest edition issued
icithin (I i/ear. 15.000. Office 334 Dearborn st.
AliK A LOID ; monthly ?
A3IERICA ; monthly; literature; six-
teen pages 11x16; sub.scription 25 cents; es-
tablished 1894; J. N. Eisenlord, editor and
publishei". Office 700 Monon building.
AMERICAN ADVERTISER; month
ly; advertising and window dressing; thirty-
two pa','es 6x9; subscription .$2; established
1889; Morgan Bates, editor and publisher;
circidation H. Office 113 Adams street.
AMERICAN CHECKER REVIEW;
monthly; twenty pages 6x10; subscription
$1.50; established 1888; John T.Denvir. editor;
Denvir Bros, publishers; circulation J. Office
137 Blue Island avenue.
AMERICAN CLIMATES AND RE-
SORTS; monthly; medico -climatology;
twenty pages 9x12; subscription $2; estab-
ished 1893; A. F. McKay, M.D., editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest editionissued
within a year, 2,500. Office 142 Monroe street.
AMERICAN CREAMERY; monthly;
dairying; thirty-six pages 11x15; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1888; E. I. Burridge, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation H H^ H^. Office
corner of Clark and S. Water streets.
AMERICAN ELEVATOR AND
GRAIN TRADE; monthly; forty pages
11x15; subscription $1 ; established 1882; Har-
ley B. Mitchell, editor; Mitchell Brothers Co.
(incorporated), publishers; circulation H.
Office 184 Dearborn street.
AMERICAN FURNITURE GA-
ZETTE; monthly; furniture trade; sixty-
pages 10x13; subscription 50 cents; established
1874; M, D. Talcott, editor and publisher; cir-
culation G i'fi ^. Office 315 Dearborn street.
AMERICAN HARNESS AND
HORSE JOURNAL; monthly; har-
ness trade; forty eight pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1889; circulation G^.
Office 10 Pacific avenue.
AiMERICAN JEWELER; monthly;
jewelry trade; thirty-six pages 10x14; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1882; Geo. H. HazlItt,
editor; Geo. K. Hazlitt & Co., publishers; cir-
culation H i^ :•;. Office 87-91 Plvmouth place.
AMERICAN JEWESS ; monthly;
sixty-eight pages 7x10; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1893; Rosa Sonneschein Co., editors
and publishers. Office 3756 Ellis avenue.
AlIERICAN LIVERYMAN AND
HORSE-OW^NER; monthly; horses; six-
teen pages 9x13; subscription $1; established
1884; Jefferson Jackson, editor and publisher;
circulation, actual average for the past year,
4,158. Office 415 Dearborn street.
AMERICAN MESSENGER; monthly;
matrimonial; four pages 15x22; subscription
50 cents; established 1889; Fred Drake, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation H. Office 155
Washington street.
AMERICAN MILLER ; monthly;
milling; eighty to one hundred pages 11x16;
subscription $2; established 1873; H. B. Mitch-
ell, editor; Mitchell Brothers Co., publishers;
circulation H. Office 184 Dearborn street.
AMERICAN PACKER; monthly;
meat packing; twenty-four pages 10x12; sub-
scription $2; established 1894; Byrnes & Hal-
lem, editors and publishers. Office Chicago
Stock Exchange building.
AMERICAN POULTRY JOUR-
NAL ; monthly; poultry; thirty-six pages
8x11; subscriptions!; established 1874; Mor-
gan Bates & Co., editors and publishers; cir-
culation G. Office 113 Adams street.
A31ERICAN SHEEP -BREEDER
AND WOOL -GROWER; monthly;
live stock ; thirty -two pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1884; W. W. Burch, edi-
tor and publishei-; circulation F :{; *. Office
78 Michigan street.
AMERICAN SOAP JOURNAL
AND PERFUME GAZETTE; month-
ly; thirty-six patres 9x12; subscription $2;
established 1890; Henry Gathman, editor and
publisher; circ'n J. Office 28 Market street.
A3IER1CAN STOREKEEPER}
monthly; twenty-four pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1883 ; Jas. Baynes, editor
and publisher; circulation H Office 113
Adams street.
A 31 E It I C A N S AV I N E H E R D ;
monthly; twenty-eight pages 8x11; subscrip-
tion .50 "cents; established 1885; Jas. Baynes,
editor and publisher; circulation C. Office
113 Adams street.
ANGUERA'S JOURNAL; monthly;
literary; sixteeJi pages 11x16; subscription $1;
established 1887; C. E. Walker, editor; Ed-
ward D. Anguera, publisher; circ'n G :|: *.
Office 173 Fifth avenue.
A POINTER; monthly; traveling;
sixteen pages 10x14; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1884; Keau Campbell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J. Office 316 Dearborn st.
ARKANSAW TRAVELER;
monthly'; twelve pages 9x12; subscription 50
u^MERICAX NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
153
ILLIXOIS.
cents; established 1S82; Opie P. Read, editor;
Arkausaw Traveler Publishing Co.. pub-
llsheis; circulation E. Ottlce The Temple.
ARTS; monthly; fine arts; thirty two
Sages lOxlo; subscription $.3; established 1S9'^;
[rs. T. Veruette Morse, editor; The Arts Pub-
lishingCo.. publishers; umallest e^lition issued
within (I yeiir, .2,LHHj. Oftice 81 Clark street.
IJE.\rTY; monthly; physical beauty;
twrnty pages ;txl2; subscription $\; estal)
lisht'd 1S94; Dorothy Dean, editor; Dorothy
Dean Publishing Co., publishers. Office 212
and 214 Monroe street.
HIIJlilC'AIj AVORL,!) ; monthly; un-
denoMiinational ; eighty to ninety pages 6x9;
subscription $2; established 1882 ; Biblical
Faculty of the University of Chicago, editors;
The University of Chicago Press, publishers;
circ'n G. Oltice University of Chicago.
BKACK AM) WHITE; monthly; In
surauce; ninety-two pages 7x10: subscription
§2; established 1S90; J. H. Kellogg, editor;
Kellogg & Son, publishers ; circulation J.
Oftiet' Pontiac building.
B K A 1 \ A R D ' S^ I>I U S I C A JL
WOKIj!); monthly; musical; thirty-six
pages 9x12; subscription S1.5U; established
1863; C. S. Bralnard, editor; S. Braiuard's
Son's Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued irithin a year, 4,500. Oltice 151
Wabash avenue.
IJ R E W E It AND MALTSTER ;
monthly; English and German; brewing;
one hundred and eighty-eight pages 9x13; sub-
BcriptionSS; established 1883: Eugene A. Sit-
tlg & S )n. editors and publishers; dated also
'at Nesv York, X. Y. Office 234 Broadway;
circulatii n H ;^• j-j.
B R <»TII ERIIOOI) ; monthly .'
BI SI NESS REGISTER; monthly?
BITCHER AND GROCERY
CI.ERKS' .MMRXAIi; monthly; labor;
tweutv pages 9x12; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1884; S. T. Hard, editor: Butchers' and
Grocery Clerks' Publishing Co., publishers;
circulatiou H. Office 354 Dearborn street.
CARRIAGE JOURNAL; monthly;
carriages; thirty-two pages 10x12; subscrip-
tions!: established 1875; C. Stoddard Smith,
editor and pulilisher ; circulation K ^ji i-i.
Ottic'e Monadnock building.
C ERAMIC MONTHLY; ceramic art:
sixteen paires 9x12; subscription S2; estab-
lished l>-94: The Ceramic Monthly Publishing
Co,, editors and publishers. Office 85 Dear-
born street.
CHAT; monthly; dramatic; twenty-four
pages 12x15 ; subscription $1 ; established
1877; Fred. L. Holmes, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issueA within a
year. 5.(X)<i. Office 30) Dearborn street.
CHICAGO MAGAZINE; monthly ;
literary; one hundred pages 7xl0i subscrip-
ti<jn I?]. 50; established 1893 ; The Chicago
Magazine Publishing Co.. editors and pub-
lishers : circ'n X. Office 1025 Masonic Temple.
CIIILD-GARDEX; mouthlv; juvenile;
thirty eight pages 7x10; subscription $1; es-
taldished 1892 ; Andrea Hofer and Amalie
Hofer, editors an<l publishers ; circulation,
smallest edition issued ivithin a year, 11,7)0.
Office Woman's Temple.
CHRIST SCIENCE; monthly; unde-
nondnational: twelve paaces 10x13; subscrip-
tion .SI; estaldlshed 1891; Marion B. Van Eps,
editor and imbllsher; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 2,.361. Office 53and
54 Auditorium building.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL;
monthly ; legal ; twenty-four i)ages 10x14 ;
subscrii)tion $1; established 1894; City and
County Official Co.. editors and publishers.
Office 148 Monroe street.
Advertisement —Tlie Official is the only journal
of its kind published in America, ancf contains
the only " Attorneys' and Bankers' County Seat
Directoi-T" in the U. S. It circulates in every
part of the country and among a high class of
readers. Every public ofRcial. business house,
bank and attorney should have it on their desk
as a reference. One of the best advertising me-
diums in the covmtry. Advertising rates on ap-
j)heation.
ILLINOIS.
CLIMAX; monthly; matrimonial; eight
pages 16x'2;3; subscription §1; established
1887; Albert W. Phillips, editor; Climax Pub-
lishing Co., i)ublisliers; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 31,468. Office 518
Carroll avenue.
Advertisement.— CiAJiixx is pre-eminently a pay-
ing medium for mail order advertising. One
of the most reliable advertising agents writes :
" I have customers who have been using Climax
for several years upon a ' tUl forbid ' order,
and the fact that they have never missed an
issue is an unqualified indorsement of its pay-
ing and pulling qualities." Advertising rates,
25 cents per agate line.
CLINIQUEj monthly; medical; seventy-
two pages 6x9; subscription $2; established
1879; R. Ludlam, M.D., editor; Jos. P. Cobb,
M.D., publisher; circulation J ;■; i\i. Office
1823 Michigan aA'enue.
com;>iercial stamp trade
JOURNAL; monthly; seals and stamps;
twenty-eight pages 9x12; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1892; F. E. Scotford, editor; The
Commercial Stamp Trade Journal Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n J :;< ^. Office 304 Dearborn st.
CONFECTIONER AND BAKER
AND AiMERlCAN CATERER; month-
ly; confectionery, baking and catering;
twenty-four pages Sxll ; subscription $2 ;
established 1879; Levy & Douglas, editors and
publishers; circulation H Jj: ^. Office 79 Dear-
born street.
CONGREGATIONAL NEWS;
monthly ?
CORPUSCLE; monthly; medical;
thirty-six pages 8x11; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1891; Calvin & Honnold, editors and
publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issued ivithin a year, 1,200. Office 334 Dear-
born street.
CREDIT REVIE^V; monthly ?
CUSTOM CUTTER AND FASHION
REVIEW ; monthly ; tail<u-iug; thirty-
six pages 9x11; subscription SI; established
1890; Robert Phillips, editor and publisher;
circulation J. Office 2(i5-269 Dearborn street.
DAIRY WM)RLD; monthly; dairying;
twenty-four pages 9x12; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1880; T. O. Thompson Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation F :;i :]:.
Office 85 Washington street.
DENTAL REVIEW; monthly; dental;
one hundred and twenty-four pages 6x9;
subscription $2.50; established 1887; A. W.
Harlan, editor; H. T. Justi, publisher; circu-
lation J. Office 66 Madison street.
DIE GEGENWART; monthly; Ger-
man; undenominational; forty-eight pages
7x10: subscription $1.50; established 1888; Th.
G. Steinke, editor and publisher; circulation
J :;: j;;. Office 3-36 North Ashland avenue.
DIE L E G E N D E ; monthly; German;
Roman catholic; fifty two pages 6x9; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1892; Benedictine
Fathers of Cluny,( Wetaug P. O.), Pulaski Co.,
111., editors and publishers. Office Wetaug, 111.
DRY GOODS BI LLETIN AND
GENERAL STOREKEEPER; month-
ly; dry goods; thirty-two pages 11x16; sub-
scription $1; established 1888; O. F. Spencer,
editor; Dry Goods Bulletin Co.. publishers;
circ'n H ^;•: i'fi. Office 184 and 186 Monroe street.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING ;
monthly; steam and electrical; sixty four to
one h hdred and twenty-eight pages 6x9;
subscriptions); established 1S92; L. L. Sum-
mers and G. C. McMynn, editors; Fred De
Laud, pul)lisher; circulation J;-: i'fi. Office
The Rookerv.
ELECTRICAL INDI STRIES i
monthly; electrical; one hundred and
seventy six pages 10x12; subscription SI;
established 1889; Electrical Indusirles Pub-
lishing Co.. editors and publishers: circula-
tion H i'fi :•;. Office Monadnock block.
ENTERTAINER; monthly: literary
amusements: twelve ))ages 9x12; subscription
50 cents; established 1893; David H. Miller,
editor and publisher.
EVANGELII BUDBAERARE;
monthly; Swedish; undenominational: eight
pages 8x10; subscription 50 cents; established
154
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
1886; O. W. Pearson, editor and publisher;
circulation K ;!: ^. Office 490 Webster ave.
FAR3IEKS' UNION; monthly; agri-
cultural and live stoclc; sixteen pages 11x16;
subscription $1; established ls94; Milton
George, editor; Colonial Publishing Co., pub-
lishers. Office 324 Dearborn street.
FINANCIAL. R E VI EVV; monthly;
financial; sixty pages 9x12; subscription $2:
established 1880; The Credit Co.. editors and
publishers; circ'n E. Office Pontiac building.
FL.AMING SWORD; monthly; radi-
cal; sixteen pages 9xi2; subscription $1;
established 1889; Koresh & Unity, editors:
The Guiding Star Publishing House, pub-
lishers; circulation H.
FREETHOUGHT MAGAZINE;
monthly; free thought: sixty pages 6x9; sub-
scription $1.50; established 18S:i; H. L. Green,
editor and publisher ; circulation H ^ :Jc.
Office 213 E. Indiana street.
FREE TRADER; monthly; free trade;
four pages 16x22; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1891; Norman Rapalee, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition i!<sued
within a year, 7,000. Office 921 W. Polk street.
FURNITURE; monthly ; furniture
trade; sixty-six pages 10x14; subscription $2;
established 1889; Charles M. White, editor;
Furniture Co., publishers ; circulation H.
Office 1007 Pontiac building.
GENERAL, MANAGER; monthly;
railroads; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription
$1; established 1889; Eugene M. Pope, editor;
Lanward Publishing Co., publishers; cir-
culation H. Office 300 and 302 Dearborn street.
GLASS AND POTTERY WORL.D;
monthly ; pottery and glassware ; sixteen
pages 11x15; subscription $2; established 1893;
The Glass and Pottery World Co., editors and
publishers. Office 21 Quincy street.
GOODFORM; monthly ; literary ;
eighty-four pages 7x10; subscription $2; es-
tablished 1889: Ethel Lougley, editor; The
Modern Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion F. Office 324 Dearborn street.
GREAT DIVIDE; monthly; illus-
trated; twenty four pages 10x14; subscrip-
tion .$1; established 1888; Wesley Sisson, edi-
tor; The Great Divide Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n C. Office Manhattan building.
HAHNEMANN PULSE; monthly
during the college year; collegiate; eighteen
pages 7x10; subscription 50 cents; established
1892; Students of Hahnemann College, edi-
tors and publishers; circulation J. Office
Hahnemann College.
HEART AND HAND; monthly; mat
rimonial; sixteen pages 11x16; subscription
50 cents; established 1880; W. T. Thomson,
editor and publisher; circulation G. Office 69
Dearborn street.
HELPER FOR CONFECTIONERS
AND BAKERS; monthly; confection-
ery and baking; sixty-eight to seventy-six
pages 10x12; subscription $1; established 1887;
H. R. Clissold, editor and publisher; circ'n,
actual average for the past year, 3,575. Offlce
Security building.
HELPING HAND ; monthly ; matri-
monial ; four pages 15x22; subscription 50
cents; established 1884; E. B. Brandon, edi-
«?^^^"^ Pu'^^'sl^^i'; circulation J ^ :ic. OfQce
260 S. Clark street.
HISTORIA; monthly; juvenile; histor-
ical; forty-eight pages 7x11 ; subscription .$1;
estabhshed 1892; Historia Co., editors and
publishers ; circulation, actual average for
the past year, 11,7.50. Office Times building.
^d]^\ V {U\^^ ^.l'^ ^^'' W O O D -
VVORIvER; monthly; English and Ger-
man; woodworking; forty-four pages 9x13;
subscription $1; established 1882; Eugene A
Sittig & Son, editors and publishers; dated
also at Philadelphia, Pa; circulation G**.
Office corner Lake and Clark streets.
.HOME ART; monthly; household;
sixteen pages 8x11; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1887; A. E. Heron, editor; Home Art
Puljlishing Co.. publishers ; circulation G * *.
Office 415 Dearborn street.
HOME FORUM: monthly; eight pages
ILLINOIS.
18x24; subscription 50 cents; established 1893;
P. L. McKinnie, editor; F. D. Bayless, pub-
lisher; eirctilatioii F^i. Office 56 Fifth ave-
HOME VISITOR; monthly; eight
pages 9x12; subscription 60 cents; established
1859; Miss E. T. Colburn, editor; Chicago Home
for the Friendless, publishers; circulation H.
Office 1926 Wabash avenue.
HORSESHOER AND HARD-
WARE JOURNAL; monthly; hard-
ware; sixteen pages 10x13; subscription SI;
established 1875; Jno. W. Sickels, editor and
publisher ; circulation H ^ ^ji. Office 135 Mich-
igan avenue.
Advertisement.— The only paper in the United
States published exclusively in the interest of
horseshoers, and adopted by the Master Horse-
shoers' National Protective Association of
America as the official paper of that organiza-
tion. Partly illustrated. A wide-awake, pro-
gressive journal, seeking the elevation of the
ci^aft to a higher plane of skill and usefulness
on an educational and scientific basis.
HOUSEHOLD GUEST; monthly;
literature ; sixteen pages 10x14 ; subscription
50 cents; established lb90; Chicago Household.
Guest Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion A ^. Office 358 Dearborn street.
Advertisement.— In all America there are only
nineteen monthly papers which have a higher
circulation rating than is accorded to this pa-
per. The accuracy of its circulation ratiug is
guaranteed by the pulilishers of this Directory
by a forfeit of $100, payable to the first per-
son who proves that its issues were not as
HUMANE JOURNAL; monthly;,
twenty pages 9x12 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1873 ; Albert W. Landon, editor andi
publisher; circ'n G. Office 560 Wabash ave.
HUSBIBLIOTHEK ; monthly; Skan-
dinavian; literary; forty-four pages 10x12;
subscription $1.50; established 1874; John An-
derson Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers. Office 183 to 187 N. Peoria street
ICE AND REFRIGERATION;
monthly; seventy-six pages 9x14; subscrip-
tion $2; established 1891; H. S. Rich & Co.,
editors and publishers; dated also at New
York, N. Y. ; circulation J. Office 177 La Salle st.
ILLINOIS GOOD TEMPLAR;
monthly; temperance; eiyht pages 8x11; sub-
scription 25 cents; established 1891; Wm. Mc-
Whorter, editor; Good Templar Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J. Office 57 Wash-
ington street.
ILLUSTRATED HOME JOUR-
NAIi; monthly; sixteen pages 8x11; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1886; Thos. G.
Newman, editor and publisher; circulation
G ^ ;;■:. Office 147 Southwestern avenue.
INDEPENDENT; monthly; life insur-
ance; twenty pages 9x12; subscription $2;
established 1889; G. L. McKean. editor; Inde-
pendent Printing and Publishing Co., pub-
lishers ; circulation K ^ ^^. Office Omaha bldg.
INDEPENDENT FORESTER;
monthly; Independent Order of Foresters;
eight pages 13x17; stibscription 50 cents;
established 1886 ; T. W. Saunders, editor and
publisher; circ'n D;];. Office Masonic Temple.
INK FIEND; monthly; advertising;
twenty pages 6x9; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1888; James W. Turner, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation H. Offlce 114 Dearborn st.
INLAND ARCHITECT AND
NEWS RECORD; monthly; architect-
ural; forty-four pages 10x14; subscription $5:
established 1883; R. C. McLean, editor; Inland
Publishing Co., publishers ; issue also a photo-
gravure edition, subscription $10; circula-
tion H. Office 19 Tribune building.
Advertisement.— The Inland Architect, Chi-
cago, authorizes no statement of circulation in.
any directory. Its stronghold is in the West,,
but it circulates so extensively throughout the
entire country that the publishers invite adver-
tisers to ask any prominent architect anywhere-
his opinion of The Inland Architect. Estab-
lished 1883 ; twelve years uninterrupted success
under original founders. Sumptuous illustra-
tions, accurate building news. Sample free.
INLAND PRINTER; monthly; typo-
graphical; ninety to one hundred and twenty
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
155
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
pages 9xl'2; subscription SI'; establlslied 1SS3;
A. H. McQuilkin, editor; Inland Printer Co.,
publishers ; circulation G ;•? :■:. Ottice 212 Mon
roe street.
INTERIOR DECORATOR;
monthly; decorative art; sixty-two pages
9x12; subscription §2; established 189i); Henry
L. Smith, editor; Interior Decorator Publish-
ing Co., publishers; circulation H. Office
Manhattan building.
I \ T E R X A T I O N A I. C O \ F E C-
TIONER; monthly; confectionery; fifty-
two pages 10x14; subscription $1; established
1892; T. F. Harvey, editor and publisher;
circulation J. Office 218 La Salle street.
IRONMONGER; monthly; stoves and
hardware; twentv-eight to forty-eight pages
10x13; subscription $1; established 1885;
F. A. Hart & Co., publishers; circulation,
sviallt'St edition issiu'd irithin a year, 4,0(X).
Office 10 Pacific avenue.
I R R I (i A T I O N AGE; monthly;
forty-eight to sixty-four pages 8x10; sub-
criptionS2; established 1890; Wm. E. Sniythe,
editor; The Irrigation Age Co., publishers;
circulation F i-c :■<. Office .511 Masonic Temple.
JEWELERS' JOURNAL; monthly;
jewelry trade; thirty-six pages 10x13; sub-
scription SI; established 1879: W. W. Wilcox,
editor and publisher ; circulation H. Office
331 Dearborn street.
JUWELIERS' HEROL.D; monthly;
German: jewelry; twenty-eight pages 10x14;
subscription $1;' established 1S93; The S. B.
Frank Publishing Co.. editors and publishers.
Office 1208 Unity building.
'KINDERGARTEN MAGAZINE;
monthly ; educational ; ninety four pages
7x10; subscription $1.50; established 1888;
Andrea and Amalie Hofer, editors and pub-
lishers: circulation, smallest edition i.-sued
ivithin a near, 'I.TSU. Office "Woman's Temple.
KNAPSACK ; monthly; boy's brigades;
sixteen pages 9x13: subscription .SI; estab-
lished 1892; Chas. B. Morrell, editor; Boy's
Brigade Press, publisliers; circulation X.
Office Woman's Temple.
L.A II. USTRACION NORTE
A3IERTC\NA; monthly; Spanish; forty-
four pages 11x16; subscription S5: established
1887; F. Martinez De Kivas, editor; Hickox &
Read Publishing Co., pitblishers; circ'n H.
Office Old Colony building.
L. A W JOURNAL; monthly; legal;
eighty four pages 7x10; subscription $3;
established 1882: John Gibbons, editor and
publisher: circulation H. Office Reaper block.
LIBBY PRISON CHRONICLE;
monthly; historical; f'mr pages 13x20; sub-
scription 611 cents; established 1893; John L.
Ransom, editor and publisher. Office Wa-
bash avenue and 15th street.
LtCHT UNI) HOFFNUNG; monthly;
German; undenominational; twenty pages
8x11; subscription 75 cents; established 1892;
Rev. J. A. Sprunger, editor; Missionary So-
ciety Light and Hope, publishers; circ'n K.
Office corner of Harrison and May streets.
LODGE SECRETARY; mbnthly; fra-
ternal societies; eight pages 5x8; suljscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1893; A. T. Space,
editor and publisher. Office 83 Fifth avenue.
MANFORD'S MAGAZINE; month-
ly; universalist ; sixty-four pages 6x9: sub-
scription ,$1.50; established 1856; J. B. Tabor,
editor and publisher ; circulation H ^j ;|c.
Office 99 Randolph street.
MASTER STEAI>I FITTER
AND HEATING ENGINEER; month-
ly ; v)lundjing and heating; thirty-four pages
10x14; subscription SI; established 1886; Chas.
Desmond, editor; The Master Steam Fitter
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation H.
Office 218 La Salle street.
MEDICAL ADVANCE; monthly;
medical; one hundred and thirtv-two pages
6x9: subscription S3: established 'l871; H. W.
Pierson, M.D., editor; Medical Advance Co.,
publishers: circ'n, actual average for the
past imar. 1.75fi. Office 6:351 Stewart avenue.
MEDICAL ADVANCE BULLETIN;
monthly; medical ; forty-eight pages 6x9;
subscription 50 cents; established 1895; H. W.
Piersim, M.D., editor; Medical Advance Co.,
publishers. Office 6351 Stewart avenue.
MEDICAL ADVANCE SUPPLE-
MENT; monthly: medical; sixty-four
pages 6x9; subscription $2; established 1895;
H. W. Pierson, M.D., editor; Medical Advance
Co., publishers. Office 6.351 Stewart avenue
3IEDICAL CURRENT; monthly;
medical; fortj-eiglit pages 6.k9; subscription
$1; establlslied 1885; Wilson A. Smith, M D.,
and Wesley M. Dunn, M. D., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K j-j ^..
3IEDICAL RECORDER; monthly;,
medical; one hiindred and twenty-two pages
6x9; subscription $2; established 1890; Dr.
Arcliibald Church, editor; Chicago Medical
Recorder Publishing Co., publishers; circ'n J.
Office Pullman building.
3IEDICAL STANDARD ; monthly;
medical; sixty-eight pages 7x10; subscription
$1; established 1881; G. P. Engelhard & Co.,
editors and publishers; circulation G :[: H*.
Office 358 Dearborn street.
MEDICAL TI3IES; monthly; medi-
cal; twenty-six pages 6x9; subscription $2;
established 1869; T. EUingwood, editor and
publisher; circ'n J ;1< :•<. Office lU3State street.
MEDICAL VISITOR; monthly; med-
ical; thirty two pages 6x9; subscriptions!;
established 1885; T. S. Hoyne.M.D., editor and
publisher; circulation J ^^. Office 1833 Ia»
diana avenue.
iMETAL UND EISEN-ZEITUNG;
3IETAL AND IRON JOURNAL;
monthly; English and German; thirty-six
pages 9x13; subscriptions!; established 1890;
Eugene A. Sittig & Son, editors and publish-
ers ; circulation H ^ ;!;. Office Lake and Clark
MILLING; monthly; one hundiea and
fifty pages 7x10; subscription S2; established
1875; J. F. Mueller, editor; Allen & Palmer,
publishers; circulation H. Office 34 Clark st.
MISK-WI-NEN-NE; monthly; Im-
proved Order of Red Men ; sixteen pages 9x12;.
subscription $!; established 1889; S. W. Fal-
lis, editor; Misk-wi-nen ne Co., publishers;
circulation J. Office 182 Clark street.
MISSION STUDIES; monthly; con-
gregational; thirty-two pages 7x10; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 1883; Congregational
Woman's Board of Missions of the Interior,
editors and publishers; circulation F ^ J-:.
Office 59 Dearborn street.
MIXED STOCKS; monthly; commer-
cial; forty four pages 9x13; subscription $1;
established 1888; Mixed Stock Publishing Co.,.
publishers; circulation H ^ ^. Office 918 The
Rookery.
MODERN CEMETERY; monthly;
cemeteries; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription
S! ; established 1891 ; R. J. Haight, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 1,100. Office SSi Dearborn st.
I^IONTHLY BULLETIN OF THE
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN AS-
SOCIATION; undenominational; twelve
pages 9x14; subscription 25 cents; estab-
lished 1874; The Young Men's Christian Asso-
ciation of Chicago, editors and publishers;
circulation H. Office 153 and 155 Lake street,
MONUMENTAL NEWS ; monthly ;:
monuments; sixtv-four pages 9x12; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1888; R. J. Haight, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year. 2.000. Office 334 Dearborn.
MUSIC; monthly; musical; ninety-six
pages 6x10; subscription $3; established 1891;
W. S. B. Matthews, editor; Musical Magazine
Publishing Co., publishers; circulation J * ^.
Office Auditorium Tower.
NATIONAL BUILDER; monthly^
building : forty pages 10x14 ; subscription
$3 ; established 1880 ; National Builder Piib-
lisliing Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion H. Office 115 Adams Express building.
NATIONAL HARNESS REVIEW;
monthly: harness; sixty-eight pages 9x12;
subscription SI; established 1879; Jefferson
156
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Jackson, editor and publisher; circulation,
actual average for the past year, 7,000. Office
415 Dearborn street.
NATIONAL HOME AND MUSIC
J O U 11 N A Li ; monthly; literature and
music; thirtj'-two pages llxU; subscription
$1; established 1S91; Chicago Book & News
Co., editors and publishers; circulation H.
Office 215 Wabash avenue.
NATIONAL POPULAR RE-
VIEW; monthly; hygienic; fifty eight
pages 7x10; subscription $2.50; established
1892; P. C. Remoudino, editor; J. Harrison
White, publisher; circ'n, smallest edition is-
sued ivithin aijear, 3,000. Office 824 Schiller
building.
NATIONAL PRINTER JOURNA L-
IST; monthly; journalism and printing;
thirty-six pages 9x12; subscription $1; estab-
lished 18S4; B. B. Herbert and W. S. Timblin,
editors; National Journalist Publishing Co.,
publishers; circ'n H. Office 175 Monroe ave.
NATIONAL STEA3IJSHIP ANJ>
RAILWAY GAZETTE ; monthly;
marine and railroads; sixteen pages 9x12;
subscription $1; established 1880; E. S. S.
Kemp, editor and publisher; dated also at
New York, N. Y.; circulation H. Office 841
W. North avenue.
NATIONAL STENOGRAPHER;
monthly; stenogi'aphy ; seventy-eight pages
7x10; subscription .$1; established 1890; Na-
tional Stenographer Co.. editors and publish-
ers; circulation H. Office Royal Insurance
building.
NEW CHURCH INDEPENDENT
AND MONTHLY REVIEW; Sweden
borgian; forty-eight pages 6x9; subscription
$2; established 1852; S. F. & G. B. Weller,
editors; Weller & Son, publishers; circ'n,
smallest edition, issued ivithin a year, 380.
Office 144 87th street.
NEW OCCASIONS; monthly; sixty
ILLINOIS.
pages 6x8; subscription $1; established 1893;
B. F. Underwood, editor; Chas. H. Kerr & Co.,
jjublishers; circ'n H. Office 175 Monroe st.
NORTH AMERICAN PRACTI-
TIONER; monthly; medical; eighty-four
pages 7x10; subscription $2; established 1888;
John H. Hollister, A. M., M. D., editor; J. Har-
rison White Co., publishers ; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 4,000.
Office 723 Schiller building.
OUR YOUTH'S FRIEND; monthly;
friends; juvenile; eight pages 11x16; sub-
scription 40 cents; established 1888; P. W.
Raidabaugh, editor; Publishing Association
of Friends, ]niblishers; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 13,275. Office 208
Central IJnion block.
OUZE TOEKOM ST; monthly; Danish;
eight pages 11x15; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1894; A. Raap, editor; De Gerefor-
nieerde Jongelings-Bond, publisher. Office
404 110th place.
PARISH MESSENGER; monthly;
reformed episcopal; twenty pages 9x12; sub-
scription $1; established 1889; Parish Messen-
ger Co., editors and publishers; circulation,
actual average for the x>ast year, 937. Ad-
dress P. O. Box 173. Station O.
PEOPLE'S HEALTH JOURNAL;
monthly; hygienic; eight pages 9x14; sub-
scription $1; established 1885; L. D. Rogers,
A.M., M.D., and Ida Wright Rogers, M.D.,
editors ; People's Health Journal Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n F :■? ^. Office 441 Dearborn ave.
PHOTO-BEACON; monthly; photog-
raphy ; sixty-six pages 7x10 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1889; Beacon Publishing Co., edi-
tors and publishers; circulation J. Office
Tribune building.
PICTURE AJVD ART TRADE;
monthly; fine arts; sixty-eight pages 9x12;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1880 ; J. Saw-
'c^ NEAT = = =
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ATTRACTIVE
Prlinitlini
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While we do not claim to excel in all kinds of
)(p first-class printing (though we flatter ourselves
yc« that we can hold our own),
j2j WE DO CLAIM that we have unsurpassed facilities for
(^ getting up attractive advertisements.
K* Address
>•) WM. JOHNSTON,
MQR, PRINTERS' INK PRESS, 10 SPRUCE ST., NEW YORK.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
telle Fold, editor and publisher; circula-
tiDii J ;■: ;•:. Oflrtoe 530 Moiiadnoek hiiildinj,'.
PICTURE GAliliERY FOR
YOUNG FOIjKS; monthly; juvenile;
twenty-eight pages (ixD; subscription 75 cents;
established ISTci; Picture Gallery Publishing
Co., publishers ; circulation H. utlice oOS Dear-
born street.
PLANETS AM) PEOPLE; monthly;
occultism; tiftytvvo pages 6x9; subscription
S2; established lSt)5; F. E. Ormsby, editor;
Ornisby & Sprague, publishers. Ottice 169
Jackson street.
PKOBliEM OF LIFE; monthly; social
reform; fortv-four pages 6x9; subscription $1;
established 1891; W. J. Colvllle. editor; H. E.
Sanders, publisher. Oltice SSJ Ogden avenue.
P Y T H I A N R E C O R I) ; monthly;
Knignts of Pythias; twelve pages 11x15; sub-
scription §1; established 188S; C. H. Gushing,
editor; Pythian Record Publishing Co., pub-
lisliers; circ'n J i'^ :•;. Office 120 E. Madison st.
PYTHIAN T III RUNE ; monthly ;
Knights of Pythias; twenty pages 9x12; sub-
scription SI; established 1S90; Wni. D. Ken-
nedv. editor and publisher; circulation H ;;-: ^.
Oftice 2^0 62d street.
RAILWAY ENGINEERING AND
MECHANICS; monthly; mechanical;
thirtv-two pages 11x15; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1876; W. H. Marshall, editor; The Rail-
way Purchasing Agent Co., publishers; circu-
lation H. Office The Rookery.
R A N D - .HcNALLY BANKERS'
3IONTHLY; financial; thirty to forty
pages 9x12; subscription $2; established 18S4;
'Rand, McNally & Co., editors and publisliers;
circulation G ;■; ^. Office 163 Adams street.
R A N D - :>I c N A L L Y OFFTCI A L
RAILWAY^ GUIDE AND HAND-
BOOK.: monthly; railway guide; six hun-
dred ana seventv two pages 5x7; subscription
$3; established 1870; J. D. Gibbs, editor; Amer-
ican Railway Guide Co., publishers; circula-
tion G :-i ;!j. Office 162 Adams street.
RECORD OF CHRISTIAN
\V O R K. ; montlaly ; undenominational;
forty pages 6x9; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1881 ; F. G. Ensign, editor; Fleming
H. Revell Co., publisliers; circulation G.
Office 150 Madison street.
REGISTERED PHARMACIST ;
monthly; pharmaceutical; forty-four pages
9x12; subscription SI; established 1887; L. C.
Hogan, Ph. G., editor; J. M. Eaton, publisher;
circulation H. Office 3?U Dearborn street.
REPORTER; monthly; mechanical;
twentj- pages 11x16; subscription §2; estab-
lished 1868; Frank M. Nichols, editor; Nichols
& Co., publishers; circulation J. Office 201
■Washington Boulevard.
RETAIL CLERKS' NATIONAL.
ADVOCATE; monthly; labor; sixteen
pages 9x12; subscription $1; established 1893;
Louis Nash, editor; Retail Clerks' National
Protective Association, publishers; circula-
tion H i\i 55j. Office 56 Fifth avenue.
UOADMASTER AND FOREMAN;
monthly; railway emploves; tweutv pages
11x15; subscription $1; established 1885; F.
A. Smith, editor; circulation, sttiallest edi-
tion issued trithin a year, 4,500. Office 93
Jefferson street.
SEWING MACHINE ADVANCE;
monthly; sixteen pages9xl2; subscription 50
cents; established 1879; Walter Scates, editor
and publisher; circulation H. Office 41o9 In-
diana avenue.
SHEARS; monthly; paper box making
and bookbinding; twentv four pages 9x11;
subscription SI; established 1892; George E.
Jenk.s, editor and pul)lisher; circ'n J A A.
Office 198 S. Clark street.
SOCIAL SESSION; mouthlv; Benevo-
lent and Protective Order of Elks; eight
pages 10x13; suljscriptionSl; established 18^5;
Byron W. Orr, editor and publisher; circula-
tion J Hi 5i«. Office Masonic Temple.
SONS OF VETERANS' NATIONAL
REVEILLE; monthlv; Sons of Veterans;
sixteen pages 11x16; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1886; Jas. I. Lj'ons, publisher; circula-
tion G. Office TS Fifth avenue.
SPORTS AFIELD; monthly; sporting;
seventy six pages 7.xlO; subscrintiou S2; es-
tablished 1887; Claude King, editor; Sports
Afield Publishing Co., publisliers; circula-
tion, actual average for tlie past year, 12,750.
Office 1209 Pontiae building.
SPORTSMEN'S REVIEW AND
BICYCLE NEWS; monthly; sporting;
forty-two pages 11x16; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1890; J. H. R(jbbiiis, editor; Sport-
ing Review Pnblisliing Co., publishers; dated
also at New York, N. Y.; civcnlation, small fst
edition issued icithin a year, 21,210. Office
Schiller building.
STARCH ROOM; monthly; laundry-
ing; fortv-four pages 10x14; subscription $1;
established 1894; G. H. Bishop, editor; The
Starchroom Pnblisliing Co. , publishers. Office
44 South Clinton street.
STATIONARY ENGINEER; month-
ly; mechanical engineering; twenty-eight
pages 11x15; subscription $1; Chas. Desmond,
editor; TheEngineer Gazette Co., publishers;
circulation H. Office 228 La Salle street.
STONE; monthly; stones, contracting and
building; one hundred and thirty-two pages
8x10; subscription $2; established 1888; D. H.
Ranck, editor; D. H. Ranck Publishing Co.,
publishers; circulation J ^ ^. Office 353
Dearborn street.
STREET RAILWAY REVIEW;
monthly; street railways; one hundred and
sixty-six pages 10x14; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1891; H. H. Windsor, editor; Windsor
& Kenfield, puljlishers; circulation H ;■; ^..
Office 269 Dearborn street.
S. S. LESSON ILLUSTRATOR;
monthly; undenominational; forty pages
6x9; subscription 60 cents; established 1884;
Abbie C. Morrow, editor: Fleming H. Revell
Co., publishers; circ'n E. Office 150 Madison st.
SWEDISH AMERICAN REVIEW;
monthly ; Swedish ; republican ; sixteen pages
9x12; subscription $1.50; established 1884;
Theodor Hessell, editor; American Review
Puljlishing House, publishers; circ'n H :Ij :■;.
Office 456 31st street.
THE CHICAGO 400; monthly; so
ciety ; twelve pages 11x16; subscription S1.25;
established 1893; Holland R. Persinger, editor
and Dublisher. Office 212 and 214 Monroe st.
TRUTH; monthly; undenominational;
sixty-eight pages 6x9; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1874; James H. Brookes, D.D., editor;
Gospel Publishing Co., publishers; does not
insert advertisements. Office 83 Fifth avenue.
UNIVERSAL TRUTH; monthly;
Christian science; thirty-six pages SxlO; sub-
scription SI ; established 1888; Fanny M. Har-
ley, editor; F. M. Harley Publishing Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n H. Office 87 Washington st.
VAR UNGDOM; monthly; Swedish;
juvenile; methodist-episcopal; eight pages
11x14; subscription 50 cents; established 1892;
Rev. Richard Cederberg. editor; Swedisli
M. E. Book Concern, publishers; circulation J.
Office 126 Oak street.
VOICE OF MASONRY AND FAM-
ILY' MAGAZINE; monthly; masonic;
ninety-two pages 7x10; subscription $3; es-
tablished 1859; John W. Brown, editor and
publisher; circ'n G. Office 182 S. Clark st.
VOICE OFTHE REAPER; monthly;
undenominational; eight pages 10x13; sub-
scription 50 cents; established 1894; J. B.
Adamson. editor and publisher. Office 35
I Lubeck street.
WALLACE'S MONTHLY'; horses;
one hundred and fifty pages -7x9; subscrip-
ition$2; established 1875; American Trotting
Register Association, publishers ; circula-
tion n. Office Rialto building.
AVEGWEISER ZUR GESUND-
HEIT; monthly; German; hygienic; six-
teen pages 7x10; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1885. Office 3:50 La Salle street.
WESTERN BOTTLER ; monthly;
bottling; seventv-six pages 9x12; subscription
SI; established 1886: Henry Gathmann, editor
and publisher; circ'n J. Office 32 Market St.
158
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
WESTERN BREWER AND JOUR-
NAL. OF THE BARLEY, MAL.T
AND HOP TRADES; monthly; brewing;
two hundred and twenty-four pages 9x13;
subscription $5; established 18T6; H. S. Rich &
•Co., editors and publishers; dated also at
New York, N. Y.; circulation H. Office 177
La Salle street.
WESTER N BROKER; monthly;
liquors; thirty-two pages 14xl7; subscription
§4; established 18S0; Altred Sanderson, editor;
Western Broker Co., publishers; circ'n J ^ ^.
Oliflce Garden Citj^ block.
WESTERN DRUGGIST ; naonthly;
pharmaceutical; eighty-two to one hundred
pages 8x12; subscription $1; established 1879;
■G. P. Englehard & Co., editors and publishers ;
circulation F i'fi >■;. Office 358 Dearborn street.
WESTERN aiEDICAL. RE-
PORTER; monthly; medical; sixteen to
forty-four pages 8x11; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1880; J. E. Harper, A.M., M.D., editor;
Geo. S. Davis, publisher; circulation H. Office
Masonic Temple.
WESTERN PAINTER ; monthly;
painting; eighty pages 7x10; subscription
• SI; established 1890; Charles H. Webb, editor
and publislier; circ'n G. Office 32 Market st.
WESTERN TOURIST AND IN-
DUSTRIAL 3IAGAZINE; monthly;
•literary; fifty pages 7x10; subscription $1.50;
established 1893; Kate F. Miller, editor and
publisher; circulation H. Office Chamber of
Commerce building.
WESTERN UNDERTAKER;
monthly; thirty -six pages 9x12; subscription
$1; established 1879; Herberts. Fassett, editor
and publisher ; circulation G. Office 263
Washington Boulevard.
WOMAN'S LIFE ; monthly; twenty-
four pages 9x12; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1893; Louise E. Johnson, editor and
publisher; circ'n H. Office 308 Dearborn st.
WOMAN'S NEWS; monthly; twenty
pages 8x11; subscription $1; established 189l»;
Prances L. Duseuberry, editor and publisher;
■circulation J. Office 170 Madison street.
WORKAND PLAY; monthly; juve-
nile; thirty-six pages 7x11; subscription $1;
established 1893; Work and Play Co., editors
and publishers; circulation H.
WORLD WIDE MISSIONS;
monthly; methodist-episcopal; twelve pages
'9x12; subscription 25 cents; established 1888;
Boai-d of Missions of the Methodist-Episcopal
Church, editors and publishers ; dated also
at New York, N. Y. ; circulation C. Office 166
S. Clinton street.
YOUNG CRUSADER; monthly; tem-
perance; eight pa'ges 8x11; subscription 25
cents; established 1887; Ada M. Mellville,
editor; Woman's Temperance Publishing
Association, publishers; circulation F. Office
The Temple.
YOUNCi LADIES' BAZAR; monthly;
■fashions; eight pages 11x16; subscription 50
•cents; established 18S8; Clinton S. Zimmer-
man & Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion F. Office 2.30 and 232 La Salle street.
YOUNG WO.MEN; monthly; temper-
ance; eight pages 9x13; subscription 50 cents;
established 1887; Jennie A. Stewart, editor;
Woman's Temperance Publishing Associa-
tion, publishers; circulation H. Office The
Temple.
ZION'S VAEKTARE; monthly;
Swedish ; undenominational ; twelve pages
10x14; subscription .§1.50; established 1890; A.
Swedberg, editor; Seventh Day Adventist
Central Publishing Association, publishers;
does not Insert advertisements. Office 28 Col-
lege Dlace.
ELECTRO- IIOMCEOPATHISCHE
ZEITSCHRIFT; bimonthly; German;
medical; sixteen pages 7x10; subscription 50
cents; established 1885; Dr. Karl A. Puscheck,
editor and publisher; circulation, smaUest
edition issued within, a year, 12,934. Office 330
La Salle avenue.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA PALM;
quarterly, February, April, June, November;
college fraternity; eighty-four pages 6x9;
ILLINOIS.
subscription $1.50; established 1893; Louis E.
Ehle, editor and publisher ; circulation, actual
average for the past year, 912.
AMERICAN JOURNAL OF IN-
SANITY; quarterly; January, April, July
and October; medical; one hundred and
sixty pages 6x9; subscription $5; established
1843; Dr. Richard' Dewey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K ^ j];.
APOTHECARY; quarterly, February,
May, August and November ; pharmaceuti-
cal'; flfty-two pages 6x9; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1891; Oscar Oldberg, editor; The
School of Pharmacy of Northwestern Uni-
versity, publishers; does not insert adver-
tisements. Office 2421 Dearborn street.
BLASTS FROM THE RAM'S
HORN; undenominational; quarterlj', Oc-
tober, January, April and July; thirty -six
pages 7x9; subscription 40 cents; established
1S94; Fred'k L. Chapman & Co., editors and
publishers. Office Woman's Temple.
COMMERCIAL COLLECTOR;
quarterly, February, May, August and No-
vember; commercial; seventy-two pages
9x12; subscription $1; established 1892; The
Credit Co.. editors and publishers; circula,-
tion H. Office Pontiac building.
FREE KINDERGARTEN; quarter-
ly, January, April, July and October; edu-
cational; eight pages 10x14; subscriiJtion 50
cents; established 1887; Chicago Free Kinder-
garten Association, editors and publishers;
circulation J. Office 2901 Indiana avenue.
FRIENDS' BIBLE SCHOOL
QUARTERLY; March, June, September
and December; friends; thirty-six pages 6x9;
subscription 20 cents; established 1884; P. W.
Raidabaugh, editor; Publishing Association
of Friends, publishers; circulation, actual
average for the 2}ast year, 26,750. Office 208
Central Union block.
ILLINOIS STATE ASSOCIATION
NOTES ; quarterly; undenominational;
twelve pages 6x9; subscription 25 cents;
established 1880; State Executive Committee
Y. M. C. A., editors and publishers; circula-
tion, smaUest edition issued within a year,
10,000. Office 153 La Salle street.
JOURNAL FOR ELECTRO-
HOMtEOPATHY"; quarterly, January,
Ai^ril, July and October; medical; sixteen
pages 7x10; established 1891; Dr. Chas. A.
Pusclieck, editor; Puscheck Medical Insti-
tute, publisher; circulation, actual average
for the past year, 2,350. Office 330 La Salle
avenue.
JOURNAL OF POLITICAL ECON-
03I Y ; quarterly, March, June, September,
December; one hundred and eighty pages
7x10; subscription $3; established 1893; Uni-
versity of Chicago Press, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation J.
JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN
HEALTH SOCIETY; quarterly, Janu-
ary. April, July and October; scientific;
twenty-four pages 6x9; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1891; Geo. Dutton, M. D., editor and
publisher; circ'n J H^^. Office 128 Park ave.
MON 1 ST ; quarterly, January, April, July
and October; philosophical; one hundred and
seventy-six Paiges 7x10; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1890; Dr. Paul Cams, editor; Open
Court Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion, G ^ ;■:. Office 324 Dearborn street.
OFFICE 3IEN'S RECORD: quar-
terly, Januarj', April, July and October;
mercantile; forty pages 6x9; subscription $1;
established 1888 ; Henry Goldman, editor ;
Office Men's Record Co., publishers; circula-
tion, H ^ :!:. Office Major block.
SIGMA CHI QUARTERLY; No
vember, February, May and July ; ninety-six
pages 7x10; subscription $1.50; established
1881; Sigma Chi Fraternity, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J ^ j):. Office 30 Reaper
block.
UNIVERSITY E X T E N SION
WORLD; quarterly, January, April, July
and October; educational; sixty pages 6x9;
subscription $1; established 1893; Francis W»
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
Shepardson, Pli.U., editor; The University.
Press of Chicauo, publlslier.s; circ'ii J ^: ;■:.
WESTERN WOKI. 1), ILLUS-
TRATED; quarterly, January, April, July
and October; sixteen pages 10x15; subscrip-
tion 25 cents; established 1S85; Western
World (Ineorporated», editors and publishers;
circulation, G. office SO Throon street.
WILL V. ROOD'S FASIIIOX AND
cutting; J<)lJRNAL;<iuarterly, April,
July, October and January; fasliions; sixteen
pases 10x14; subscription 50 cents; established
Is94; Will C. Rood, editor and publisher.
Ottice S?-.' West Midison street.
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, Cook Co.,
on Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Elgin, Joilet
& Eastern and Michigan Central Rds., 28 m.
S. of Chicago, the county seat. Farming
district.
S I (i N A L J Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 13x-20; subscription SI; estab-
lished 1883; Scott & Trowbridge, editors and
publishers.
CHICAGO LAWN, Cool: Co., a
suburb of Chicago.
SATURDAY EVENING POST; Sat
urdays; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 18S9; Geo. K. Store}^ editor and
publisher; prints an edition forElsdon; com-
bined circulation K.
CHILLICOTHE, Peoria Co., l,632t
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
'and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rds. and
Illinois r., at head of Peoria lake, 18 m.
from Peoria, the county seat. Has canning
■factory, paper mill, carriage and wagon
works, flouring mill, etc. A grain shipping
point.
BULLETIN; Fridays; Independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription SI; estab-
188:3; F. W. Bailey, editor and pub-
circulation J
Ilshed
Usher;
ENQUIRER; Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1892; H. A. Bates, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 975.
CHRISMAN, Edgar Co., 8?0t pop.,
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago and St,
liouls and Indianapolis, Decatur & Western
Rds., 12 m. N. of Paris, the county seat,
and 32 E. of Tuscola. Agricultural section.
COURIER; Thursdays; neutral; four
pages 2ux26; subscription $1.50; established
187-5; C. R. Livingston, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
CISSNA PARK, Iroquois Co., 420
pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rd.,
80 m. S. W. of Watseka. the county seat.
Agricultural and stock raising country.
REVIEW; Thursdays; eight pages 13x20;
8ul)scriptiou SI; established 1891; W. L. Ran-
ton, editor and i)ublisher; circulation L.
CLAY CITY, Clay Co., 612 pop.,
on Baltimnre & Ohio Southwestern Rd.,
liJO ni. from St. Louis, Mo. Has two manu-
factories for hoops and one for staves.
CLAY CO. ADVOCATE; Fridays;
Independent; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1S89; E. W. Cross, editor; E.
W. Cros-; & Co., publishers; circ'u L* Jk.
ILLINOIS METHODIST; Wednes
days; methodlst episcopical; eight pages
T^i^k subscription Sl.25; established 1894;
•J. 1-. Purdue, editor and publisher.
CLAYTON, Adams Co., l,033t pop.,
on Wabash Rd., 28 m. N. E. of Quincy, the
county seat. In agricultm-al district.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; Independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25;
established 18.9; J. L. Staker, editor and
publisher; circulation, sj/ia/Zes^ edition issued
within (I i/car, 984.
CLIFTON, Iroquois Co., 474 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 18 m. N.W. of Watseka,
the countj' seat. Farming region.
COMET; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription SI; established
1893; C. E. Johnson, editor and publisher;
circulation K :■; -Jr.
CLINTON, c. h., De Witt Co., 2,598t
pop. — local estimate, 4,035 — on Illinois
Central Rd., 22 m. from Bloomington and 43
from Springfield, the State capital. Illinois
Central machine shops are located here.
PUBLIC; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; esta))lished
1856; Richard Butler, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, l,(iOO.
REGISTER; Fridays ; democratic ;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1868; Hughes Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J H^ ^.
COAL CITY, Grundy Co., l,6T2t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
Chicago & Alton, and Elgin, Joliet & East-
ern Rds., 4 m. from Braid wood. In coal
region.
NEWS ; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established 1887;
W. F. Bartlett, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
COATSBURG, Adams Co., 300 pop.,
on Burlington Route & Wabash Rds., 17 m.
N. E. of Quincy. Agricultural.
ADA3IS CO. REVIEW; Thursdays;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1894; G. L. Shumway, editor and pub-
lisher.
COBDEN, Union Co., 994t Pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 42 m. N. of Cairo.
Center of extensive fruit growing country.
SENTINEL ; Thursdays; Independent;
four pages 16x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
llslied 1887; A. M. DuBois, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
FRUIT GROWERS' JOURNAL;
semi-monthly ; horticulture; eight pages
16x22; subscription 50 cents; established 1883;
A. M. DuBoIs, editor and publisher; circ'n H.
COFFEEN, Montgomery Co., 518t
pop., on Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City
Rd., 10 m. S. E. of Hlllsboro, the county
seat. Mining district.
I>I E R C U R Y ; Thursdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1S92; J. C. Wilson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 408.
COLCHESTER, McDonough Co.,
1,643+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 7 m. from Macomb, the county seat. A
coal mining and stone quarrying town.
Potterj% tile and brick making are the
principal industries.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; repub-
lican; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1873 ; Van L. Hampton, editor and
publisher; circulation J,
COLFAX, McLean Co., 800t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 15 m. from Blooming-
ton, the county seat. In agricultural, min-
ing and stock raising section.
LEADER; Thursdays; neutral; eight
160
GEO. P. KOWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established 1S88;
D. T. 3ritchel, editor aud publisher; circ'n L.
COLLINS VILLE, ^fad^son Co.,
3,498+ pop., on Vandalia Line Rd., 11 m. from
St. Louis, Mo. Has various manufacturing
industries. Mining district.
HERAIiD; Fridays; Independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.25; established
1879; James N. Peers, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
COOKSVILLE, McLean Co., 225
pop., on Illinois Central Rd. Farming and
stock raising.
ADVOCATE; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1893; Charles D. Hamlll, editor and
publisher; circulation, amallest edition issued
icithin a year, 216.
CORNELL, Livingston Co., 437t pop.,
on Wabash Rd., 10 m. N. W. of Pontiac,
the county seat. Corn growing, hog rais-
ing and coal mining.
BI.ACKSTOXE ENTERPRISE; Fri
days; eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $1;
established 1894; A. E. Tiffany, editor and
publisher.
JO URN A Li; Fridays; farmers' alliance; [
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab- ;
llshed 1890; A. E. Tiffanj', editor. and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
COULTERVILLE, Randolph Co.,
598+ pop., on Centralia & Chester and St.
Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Rds. In mining
and agricultural district.
METEOR; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.25; established
1894; J. M. Shaw, editor and publisher.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; non-partisan;
four pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875 ; J. P. McCurkin, editor; Eli Beck-
ley & Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued unthin a year, 540.
COWDEN, Shelby Co., 702t pop., on
Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern and Toledo,
St. Louis & Kansas City Rds. Coal mining.
REFLECTOR; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1838; O. A. Jewett, editor fend pub-
lisher ; circulation L.
CREAL SPRINGS, Williamson Co.,
539+ pop., on St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute
Rd., 10 m. S. by E. of Marion.
ERINA STAK; quarterly, August, No-
vember, February and May; collegiate; eight-
een pages 9x11; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1893; Faculty and Students of Creal
Springs College, editors aud publishers.
CRESTON, Ogle Co., 329 r pop., on Chi-
cago & Northwestern Rd., 5 m. from Roch-
elle and 79 from Chicago. Has creamery
and tile and broom factories.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 15x22 subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1887 ;Z.Z. O'Kane. editor; O'Kane &
Winders, publishers ; prints an edition for
Malta; combined circulation K ■Jf ♦.
CUBA, Fulton Co., l,114t pop., at
Junction of Toledo, Peoria & Western and
Fulton County Narrow Guage Rds., 40 m. S.
of Gale.sburg. Principal manufactures are,
drain tile aud building and paving brick
cigars, butter and cheese. Extensive coal
mines in vicinity.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1884; J. C. Thomas, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued,
within a year, 600.
DANVERS, McLean Co., 506t pop.»
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis Rd., 10 m. W. of Bloomlngton, the
county seat. Center of a farming country.
DISPATCH; Thursdays ; four pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1880; John
S. Popple, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
DANVILLE, c. h., Vermilion Co.,
11,491+ pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis,
and Wabash Rds. aud Vermilion r., 120
m. from Springfield, the State capital, and
130 from Chicago. Engaged in coal jninlng,
manufacturing and agriculture.
EVENING COMMERCIAL; every
evening except Sunday
and WEEKLY, Thurs.
days ; republican ; eight
pages 18x24; subscription-
daily $5.20, weekly $1.50 ;
established — daily 1878,
weeklj'1862; Edwin A. Nye,
editor ; Commercial Co.,
publishers ; circulation —
daily, smallest edition is-
sued uithin a year, 1,944.
Weekly L * *.
NEWS ; every morning except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; dally four
pages 15x22, Sunday eight, weekly twelve
pages; subscription -daily $5 20, weekly
$1.50; established— dally 18<6, weekly 1874; W.
R. Jewell, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year— daily
1,200, treekhj 2,500. . . ,r ^
PRESS ; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKliY, Wednesdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription — daily $5,
weeklv $1.50; established— daily 1887, weekly
1878; Danville Press Co., editors and pub-
lishers: circulation— daily J. weekly K.
DANVILLER DEUTSCHE ZEI-
TUNG; Fridays; German; independent;
el«ht pages 17x24; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1877; Carl C. Winter, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K. ., . .
SENTINEL ; Thursdays ; prohibition ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1890; Geo. W. Woolsey, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation Kile*. _,^.' ^_„_ „„
INTER-STATE SCHOOL RE-
VIEW; monthly; educational; eighteen
pages 10x14; .subscription $1.25; established
1892; Illinois Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K. „ . „^™™^
WESTERN POULTRY GAZETTE;
monthly?
DECATUR, c.h., Macon Co., 16,841t
pop., on Illinois Central, Indiana, Decatur
& Western, Peoria. Decatur & EvansvlUe,
Vandalia Line and Wabash Rds. and San-
gamon r., 38 m. from Springfield, the State
capital, 108 from St. Louis, Mo., and 160
from Chicago. A manufacturing town.
Agricultural region.
EVENING BULLETIN; every evemng
except Sunday, and BULLETIN SENTI-
NEL, Saturdays; labor; daily four pages
18x24; weekly eight pages 15x22; subscript
tion-daily $5, weekly $1; established 1885;
John Lindsay & Co., editors and publishers;
circulation-dally K * *, weekly H *.^ ^
MORNING H E R A L D - 1) E S -
PATCH; every morning except Monday,
and WEEKLY, Saturdays; Independent;
eight pages— dally 15x22, weekly 18x24; sub-
scription-daily $5, weekly $1 ; established-
daily 1880, weekly 1879; Herald-Despatch Co.,.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
Itjl
ILLINOIS.
editors and publishers; circulation— dally H,
weekly J.
REPUBIilCANj every evening except
Sunday, ami WEEIvIjY,Thursdays; repub-
lican; ei),'ht pages— dally \'^x'l'i, weekly 18x24;
subscription — daily §5, weekly $1; estab-
lished—dally 1872, weekly 1867: Hamsher & Cal-
houn, editors and publishers; circ'n, smallest
edition issued tvithin a year—daily 1,825,
u-eek-ly 2.250.
REVIEW; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKIj V, Fridays; democratic;
daily eight paKes 15x22, weekly twelve pages;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1 ; established
—dally 1879, weekly 18t!8 ; Review Publishing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation, oc-
tual average for the j^c^st year— daily 2,219,
weekli/ 4,4ti7.
POULTIIY IXTER-OCEAN; month
ly; poultry raising; thirty-two pages 9x12;
subscription 50 cents; established 1890; Rhoda
A. Judy, editor and publisher.
DE KALB, De Kalb Co., 2,579t pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 58 m. W.
of Chicago. Barbed fence wire manufact-
uring is the leading industry.
CHRONICLE; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription Sl-50 ; estab-
lished 1879 ; Clinton & Bailey Rosette, editors ;
J. F. Glidden Publishing Co., publishers ; cir-
culation J.
REVIEW; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 17x24; subscription $1; established 1883;
Tyrrell & Fay, editors and publishers ; circu-
lation K.
POULTRY CHUM; monthly; poultry
raising; eight pages 9x12; subscription 25
cents; established 1883; Frank M. Munger,
editor and publisher; circulation H.
DEL A VAN, Tazewell Co., l,lT6t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton and Peoria, Decatur &
EvansvlUe Rds., 17 m. S. of Pekin, the county
seat, and 30 S. W. of Bloomington. In grain-
growing and stock raising district.
ADVERTISER; Thursdays ; demo-
cratic ; four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1868; John Culbertson. editor and
publisher; circulation, SHiaZZesf edition issued
tcitlnn a year, 600.
TIMES-PRESS; Thursdays; republi-
can; four pages 22x26; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1874; S. H. Beatty, editor and publisher;
circulation J :■; ;-c.
DE WITT, De Witt Co., 265t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 9 m. by rail E. by N. of
Clinton. Has saw mill. Agriculture and
stock raising.
PRESS ; Saturdavs; eight pages 12x20;
subscription $1; established 1S94; E. L. How-
ard, editor and publisher.
DIVERNON, Sangamon Co., 200
pop., on Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Rd.,
16 m. S. of Springfield, the county seat and
State capital. Agricultural and grain rais-
ing district.
STAR; Fridays: eight pages 15x22: sub-
scription $1; established 1889; C. A. Wells,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition is.fued within a year, 3()0.
DIXON, c. h., Lee Co., 5,161t pop.,
on Illinois Central and Chicago & North-
western Rds. and Rock r., 98 m. from Chi-
cago. The river furnishes power for a
number of mills and factories.
E y E X I N U TELEGRA PH ; every
evening except Sunday, and WEEKLY,
Thursdays; daily Independent, weekly re-
publican; daily four pages 18x25, weeklv ten
pages 15x22: subscription-daily $5. weeklv
$2; established— daily 1883, weekly 1851; Shaw
ILLINOIS.
& Son, editors; B. F. Shaw Printing Co., pub-
lishers; circ'n— daily K ;•: ;•;, weekly K :I: :•<.
SUN; every evening except Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; democratic; daily
four pages 17x24, weekly eight pages; sub-
fcription- dally $5, weekly .§1.50; established
-daily 1894, weekly 1868; J. T. Day, editor and
publisher; circulation— weekly K sj; j';.
STAR; Fridays; republican; eight pages
18x24; subscription .<51..50; established 1894; A.
H. Swart, editor and publisher.
DOWNERS GROVE, Du Page Co.,
96Ut pop., ou Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 8 m. from Naperville and 20 W. of Chi-
cago.
REPORTER; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 1.5x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1892; F. W. Stilwill, editor; C. H. Curtis,
publisher; circulation L j-s j|;.
EXPONENT; monthly; shorthand;
thirty pages 7x10; subscription $1-50; estab-
lished 1887; J. G. Gross, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
DUNDEE, Kane Co., 2,023t pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
COURIER ; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1888; H. C. Banks, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
HAWKEYE; Fridays; republican: ten
pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established 18S0;
H. M. Pratt, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K ^>'^.
DU QUOIN, Perry Co., 4,052t pop.,
on Illinois Central, at junction of St. Louis,
Alton & Terre Haute Rds., 70 m. from St.
Louis, Mo., and 290 from Chicago. Has
foundry, two machine shops, salt works
and fourteen coal mines. Agricultural dis-
trict.
TRIBUNE; Thursdays; republican ; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1862; John T. Beem, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
DURAND, Winnebago Co., 489t pop.,
ou Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. En-
gaged in agriculture and stock raising.
CLIPPER; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; independent; four pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1891 ; C. A. Norton,
editor; Clipper Publishing Co., publishers;
prints an edition for Davis; combined circu-
lation K :J; :■:-
DWIGHT, Livingston Co., l,3.54t
pop.— local estimate 2,4ii0— on Chicago &
Alton and Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Rds.,
72 m. from Chicago. Farming and stock
raising region.
STAR AND HERALD; Saturdays;
independent republican: eight pages 1.5x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1866; W. G.
Dustin, editor; W. F. Wassell, publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued loithin a
year. i,(TO.
EARLVILLE, La Salle Co., l.OoSf
pop., at junction of Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy and Chicago & Northwestern Rds.
35 m. W. S. W. of Aurora. A manufacturing
center. Grain producing and stock raising
district.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription SI; established
1890; M. L. Griffith, editor and publisher; cir-
culation LjH :•;.
LEADER; Fridays; independent; eight
to twenty pages 13x20; subscription $1.50 ;
established 1880; A. H. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
icithin a year, 672.
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ILLINOIS.
EAST DtJBTJQITE, Jo Daviess Co.,
1,069 pop., on Burlington Route and Illinois
Central Rds. and Mississippi r., opposite Du-
buque, Iowa. Agriculture and mining.
REGISTER: Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1894; Loughlin
& Osborn, editors and publishers.
EAST GALESBURG (Randall
p. O.), Knox Co., on Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rd., about 3 m. E. of Galesburg,
the county seat.
TRIBUNE; Saturdays; democratic; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1892; KarlR. Haggenjos, editor and publisher;
circulation L :[: ;!:.
EAST ST. LOUIS, St. Clair Co.,
15,169+ pop., on E. bank of Mississippi r.,
directly opposite and connected with St.
Louis, Mo., by two bridges and two ferries.
Extensive stock yards, packing houses,
grain elevators, flour and rolling mills, iron
works and other manufactories are located
here.
JOURNAL: every evening except Sun-
day; independent; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $5; eftablished 1890; James W. Kirk,
editor; East St. Louis Journal Publishing
Co., publishers; circulation J.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; democratic ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50: estab-
lished 1865; F. B. Bowman, editor and publish-
er; circulation H.
H E R A Li D ; Saturdays ; labor ; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50 ; established
1878 ; Maurice F. Tissier, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
EDINBURGH, Christian Co., 806t
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio and Southwest-
ern Rd., 9 m. from Taylorville, the county
seat, and 20 from Springfield, the State
capital. Agricultural and mineral region.
HERALD; Wednesdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1882; Frank T. Kauerauf, editor and
publisher ; circulation L.
EDWARDSVILLE, c. h., Madison
Co., 3,561+ pop.— local estimate 5,l!00— on
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis, Toledo, St.
Louis & Kansas City and Wabash Rds., 18 m.
N. E, of St. Louis, Mo. Has cabinet shops,
brass foundry, machine shops, flour mills
and coal mines. Agriculture.
INTELLIGENCER; semi-weekly,
Tuesdays and Fridays ; democratic ; four
and six pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1862; C. Boeschenstein. editor and
publisiier ; circulation, actual average for the
past year, 2.439.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 16x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1872; A. L. Brown, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K ;I: >!;.
REPU BLIC A N ; Tuesdays ; republican ;
eight pages 16x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1869; Crossman Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J ^ ;|:.
EFFINGHAM, c. h., Effingham Co.,
3,260+ pop., on Illinois Central, Indiana &
Illinois Southern, Vandalia Line and Wa-
bash Rds., 98 m. from St. Louis, Mo. En-
gaged in manufacturing and general trade.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1853; G.M. Le Crone and G. B. Mechler,
editors and publishers ; circulation J :;: ^.
ILLINOIS.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1872; K. F. Lawson, editor; Effingham Print-
ing Co., publishers; circulation K Jj; :Ji.
VOLRSBLATT ; Thursdays; German;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $2 ; established 1878 ; Albert Gravenhorst.
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 792.
FRIEND OF HOME; monthly; pro-
hibition; four pages 13.x20; subscription
50 cents ; established 1885 ; Ada H. Kepley,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 1,000.
ELGIN, ^«"C Co., 17,823t pop.— town-
ship 19,183+— on Chicago & Northwestern and
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds. and
Foxr., 38 m. from Chicago. Has large watch
manufactory. Seat of Northern Insane
Asylum. Located in an agricultural and
dairying district.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Saturdays; republi-
can; daily four pages 22x24, weekly eight
pages 15x22; subsci'iption— daily $5, weekly
$1.50 ; established— daily 1879, weekly 1872 ; H.
D. Hemmeus, editor and publisher ; circula-
tion—daily J, weekly K.
NEWS; every evening except Sundaj',
and ADVOCATE, Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 18x22; subscription — daily $5,
weekly $1.50; established— daily 1873, weekly
1855; Lowrie «fc Black, editors and publish-
ers; circulation— daily J >!; ;!:, weekly J ^ ^.
DAIRY REPORT; Mondays; dairy
market; eight pages 10x14; subscription $1;
established 1891; D. W. Willson, editor and
pul)lisher; circulation J :1^ ;lt.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881; Snyder & Turner, editors and
publishers; circulation K^ij^.
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG ; Thursdays;
German; independent; ten pages 15x22; sub-
scription $2 ; established 1880; Frank Kramer,
editor and publisher ; circtilation K rj; ^.
DIAL ; Fridays; democratic; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1892; Percy
Roberts, editor and publisher; circ'n J :J: 5l< .
EVERY SATURDAY; Saturdays;
literary; eight pages 15x22; subscription $2;
established 1884; J. K. Le Baron, editor; J. K.
Le Baron & Co., publishers; circulation J.
GERMANIA; Wednesdays; German; in-
dependent ; six pages 18x24 ; subscription
$1.50; established 1894; May & Schader, editors
and publishers.
HER OLD; Saturdays; German; six
pages 18x22; subscription $2; established 1891;
May & Schader, editors and publishers; cir-
culation J i\i H*.
EVERGREEN GROWER AND
HORTICULTURIST; monthly; horti-
cultural; four pages 11x16; subscription 25
cents; established 1890; E. H. Ricker. editor
and publisher; circulation J.
ELIZABETH, Joe Daviess Co., 589t
pop., on Chicago Great Western Rd., 15 m.
from Galena, the county seat. Farming is
the principal industry.
NEWS; Thursdays; four pages 13x20;
subscription 75 cents; established 1892; B. E.
and M. E. Ashmore, editors and publishers;
circulation K ^i\:.
ELIZABETHTOWN, c. h., liar-
din Co., 652+ pop., on Ohio r., midway be-
between Cairo and Evansville, Ind. Iron,
coal, lead and copper mining and agricult-
ure are the leading industries.
INDEPENDENT ; Wednesdays; demo-
cratic ; four pages 20x26 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1882; Martin & Jackson^ editors
and publishers; circulation J ^I: ^.
ELMWOOD, Peoria Co., l,548t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 26 m.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
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ILLINOIS.
from Peoria, the county seat. Agriculture,
mining and manufacturing are tiie main
Industries.
COURIEIl; Wednesdays; eight pages
15x22; sul)S(ription §1.50; estai)lished 1S94;
Albert A. McKeiKhan, editor and i)ublisher.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages ir)x22; subscription $l.v50 ; estal)lished
1871; Milton H. Spence, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
I>IESSEN<iER; Fridays; neutral; four
Eages lSx24; subscription $2; establlslied 1874;
ouis E. O'Brien, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K.
EL PASO, IFood/ord Co., l,353t pop.,
on Illinois Central and Toledo, Peoria &
Western Rds., 17 m. from Bloomlngton and
33 from Peoria. Agricultural and stock
raising district.
J O U 11 X A Ij; Saturda.ys ; independent;
eigiit paKes lSx24 ; subscription §1.50 ; estab-
lished 1865 ; Curtiss & Evans, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation J.
ENFIELD, White Co., 870t pop., on
Baltimore & Ohio, Southwestern and Louis-
ville & Nashville Rds., 4S m. from Evans-
vllle, Ind., and 113 from St. Louis, Mo.
Agricultural region.
EXPRESS; Thursdays ; eight pages
13x20: subscription §1.25; established 1893;
E. M. Young, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
ENGLEWOOD, Cook Co., 16,000
pop. A suburb and part of Chicago.
CHICAGO-ENGLEWOOD EYE;
Saturdays; independent; eighr pages 15x22;
subscription .§1; established 187S; Eye Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,.500.
ERIE, Whiteside Co., 535t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rds. and
Rock r. Manufactures sorghum, barrels,
wagons and steam ditcliing machines. Has
roller flour mill, creamery and brick yard.
Celebi-ated game and hunting localitj'.
Grain and live stock.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; independ-
ent; four pages 17x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1878 ; C. D. Hannon, editor and
publisner ; circulation, smallest edition issued
vithin (I year, 450.
EUREKA, Woodford Co., l,481t pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Toledo,
Peoria & Western, Rds.. 20 m. from Peoria.
Grain and live stock trade carried on.
ILLINOIS NEWS; Thursdays; four
pages 13x20; subscription 50 cents; estaldished
1894; W. H. Boles, editor; Eureka Publishing
Co., publishers.
JOURNAL; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages lSx24; suVj.scription §1.50; estab-
lished 1868; Radford & Davidson, editors and
publishers ; circulation K.
PROGRESS; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pa«es 15x22; subscription §1-25; estab-
lished 18S6; .1. P. Slyter, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
EVANSTON, Cook Co., 7,692 pop.,
on the Chicago & Northwestern and Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds., 12 m. N.
of Chicago. The Northwestern University
and Garrett Biblical Institute are here.
INDEX; Saturdays; repul>lican; eight
pages 15x22: sul>scription $2; established 1872;
John A. Childs, editor ; Index Co., publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, l,4.5i>.
NORTHWESTERN; Thursdays, dur-
ILLINOIS.
ing the college year; collegiate ; twenty pages
8x11; subscription $1.75; established 1881; Stu-
dents of Northwestern University, editors
and publishers: circulation L :|c :i:.
PRESS; Saturdays; eight pages 14x21;
subscription $2; established 18S9; Evanston
Press Co., editors and publisliers; circ'n J.
EVANSVILLE, nnndolph Co., iOTf
pop., on Centralia & Chester Rd. and Kas-
kaskia r., 32 m. S. of Belleville. Flouring
mill and broom factory.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages
17x24; subscription $1.50; estalilished 1895; J.
M. Shaw, editor and publisher.
EWING, Franklin Co., 290t pop., 8 m,
N. of Benton, the county seat. Agricult-
ural district.
BAPTIST SCINTILLATIONS;
Thursdays; baptist; four pages 15x22; estab-
lished 1892; Rev. J. A. Leavitt, editor and
publislier: circulation S ^^.
FAIRBURY, Livingston Co., 2,324t
pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Westei'n and
Wabash Rds.. 59 m. from Peoria. A manu-
facturing town and market for agricultural
products. Two coal shafts in the vicinity.
BLADE; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 18x24 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1871 ; Shanklaud & Price, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 1,224.
Advertisement.— This paper is credited with a
higher circulation rating than any other issued
in Livingston County, and the accuracy of its
rating is guaranteed by the publishers of this
Directory, who will pay a reward of one hun-
dred dollars to the first person who proves that
its issues were not as stated.
FAIR DEALER; Fridays; prohibition;
eight pages 11x16; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1S93; C. A. Windle & Bro.. editors and
publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 500.
LOCAL RECORD; Fridays; independ-
ent ; four pages 18x24 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1888; Charles A. Brydia, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
FAIRFIELD, c. h., Wayne Co., l,881t
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, Southwestern
and Louisville, Evansviile & St. Louis Con-
solidated Rds., 129 m from Springfield, the
State capital, and lOS from St. Louis, Mo.
Seat of Hayward Collegiate Institute
Manufactures woolen goods, wagons, bar*,
rels and flour. A shipping point for lum-
ber. Grain and fruit growing district.
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1890; N. E. Roberts, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 960.
WAYNE CO. PRESS; Thursdays ; re-
pulilicau ; eight pages 15x22 ; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1865 ; W. 31. Goudy, editor
and publisher ; circulation J.
WAYNE CO. RECORD; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; John M Rapp, editor and publisher;
circ'n, actual average for the past year, 1,346.
FAIRMOUNT, Vermilion Co., 649t
pop., on Wabash Rd., 14 m. from Danville,
the county seat. Agricultural and stock
raising district, with coal mines, tile and
brick j'ards.
REVIEW; Fridays; neutral; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.25; established 1889;
Alva D Wallace, editor and publisher; circu-
i lation K ^ ;!s.
I FAIRVIEW, Fulton Co., 492t pop.
' on Fulton Co. Narrow Gauge Rd., 20 ni
164
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
from Lewistown, the county seat. Manu-
factures tiles. Farming and coal mining.
BEE; Thursdays ; independent; four
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1.25; established
1883 ; E. E. Whitehead, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
FARINA, Fayette Co., 618t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 65 m. E. of St. Louis,
Mo., and 223 S. of Chicago. Farming dis-
trict ; small fruit and vegetables a specialty.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1882;
C. R. Davis. editor and publisher; circ'nK ;Ij ^.
PROGRESS ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1894; J. S. Grant, editor and publisher.
FARMER CITY, De Witt Co.,
l,367t pop., at intersection of Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis and Illinois
Central Rds., 18 m. from Clinton, the coun-
ty seat, and 25 from Bloomington.
JOURNALi; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1872;
Wood & Bates, editors and publishers; circ'n J.
SUN ; Fridays; independent; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1; established 1894; Fred.
S. Nutt, editor and publisher; circ'n K ;H ^-
FARMINGTON, Fulton Co., l,375t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Iowa Central Rds., 25 m. from Peoria. In
grain and stock raising district.
BUGLiE; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1880; S. P. Wood, editor and publisher;
circulation K jI^ :J:.
HO:>IE VISITOR; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 18S6; Alson W. Brown, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 576.
FILLMORE, Montgomery Co., 150
pop., on Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City
Rd., 10 m. E. of Ramsey and 60 from St. Louis,
Mo. Has brick factory. Agriculture.
EAGLE; Fridays; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1S94; Nail & Hill,
editors and publishers.
FINDLAY, Shelhij Co,^ 500 pop., on
Chi'-ago & Eastern Illinois Rd., 10 m. N. of
Shelbyville, the county seat. Well settled
agricultural region.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; fight pages 1.5x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1892; H. W. Wright, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
FISHER, Champaign Co., 350 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 18 m. from Urbana,
the county seat. Agricultural and manu-
facturing district.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; independent ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1890; A. J. Bill, editor; Naylor & Bill,
publishers; circulation L
FLANAGAN, Livingston Co., 384t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 11 m. from Mi-
nonk. Has several manufactories. Agri-
cultural and stock raising section.
HOME TIMES; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1885 ; Wm. W. Kenny, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 564.
FLAT ROCK, Crawford Co., 3.50 pop.,
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
ILLINOIS.
Louis Rd., 20 m. N. N. W. Vincennes, Ind.
Flour mill.
ADVOCATE ; Wednesdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20 ; subscription $1.25;,
established 1894 ; Flat Rock Printing Co.^
editors and publishers.
FLORA, diay Co. ,695 pop.— local esti-
mate 2,280— on Baltimore & Ohio and South-
vrestern Rd.s, 95 m. E. of St. Louis, Mo., and
108 from Springfield, the State capital. Has
flouring mills and chair factories. Agri-
cultural and apple growing district.
DEMOCRAT; Thursdays; democratic j
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established
1888; G. A. Hoff, editor and publisher; circ'n^
smallest edition issued, within a year, 574.
SOUTHERN ILLINOIS JOUR-
NAL; Fridays ; republican ; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.25; established 1870;
A. H. Reed, editor ; A. H. Reed & Co., publish-
ers ; circulation K.
FORREST, Livingston Co., l,021t
pop., on Wabash and Toledo, Peoria &
Western Rds., 93 m. S. of Chicago. Farm-
ing, grain and live stock region.
RAMBLER; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1883 ; J. M. Zellhoefer, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
FORRESTON, Ogle Co., l.list pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quiucy, Chicago,
Milwaukee & St Paul and Illinois Central
Rds., at intersection of Chicago & lowaRd.,
13 m. from Freeport. In agricultural and
stock raising district.
HERALD ; Saturdays ; independent;
republican; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1875; T. F. Haller, editor
and publisher; circulation K :;■: ^.
FORSYTH, Macon Co., 152 pop., on
Illinois Central and Terre Haute & Indiana
Rds., 6 m. N. of Decatur, the county seat.
Agricultural district.
WORLD; Thursdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established 1890;
Samuel Ritchie, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
FOWLER, Adams Co., 164 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Wabash
Rds., 10 m. N. E. of Quincy, the county seat.
Agricultural district.
TRUMPET; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established
1893; Chas. Ballard, editor; Veach & Dejean,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 300.
FRANKLIN, Morgan Co.. 578t pop.»
on Jacksonville, Louisville & St. Louis Rd.,
16 m. from Jacksonville, the county seat. A
trade center. Has mills and brick yards.
TIMES ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established 1886;
N. Z. Reinbach, editor and publisher; circ'n K.
FRANKLIN GROVE, Lee Co.,
736+ pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
A grain shipping point for agricultural
region.
REPORTER ; Fridays ; independent ;
four pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1869; G. W. Gaver, editor and publisher;
circulation K j|s ^.
FRANKLIN PARK, Cooh Co., 700
pop., on Wisconsin Central and Chicago,
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
Milwaukee & St. Paul Rds.. 12 m. W. of
Chicago.
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages; 15x22;
subscriptiou $i; established 1891; D. L. Gill,
editor; Gill & Smith, publishers; prints spe-
cial editions for neighboring towns.
PRESS; Fridays; eight pages 15x22: sub-
scription .SI; established 1S92; Henry Wood-
ruff, editor and publisher; prints special edi-
tions for neighboring towns. j
FREEPORT, c. h., Stephenson Co., j
10,189t pop., on Illinois Centi-al, Chicago &
Northwestern and Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul Rds., 121 m. W. of Chicago. A manu-
facturing town. Farming district.
BUIiLiETIN; everv evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages 2(ix26, weekly eight
pages 15x22; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1.50; established — daily 1877, weekly 1847 ;
Pottenberger, Stiner & Rockey, editors and
publishers; circ'n— daily K ^ :*;, weekly K :■: ^.
DE3IOCKAT ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic; eight pages daily 15x22, weekly lSx24;
subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1S87, weekly 1833; F. C.Donohue,
editor and publisher; circ'n— daily J, weekly J.
JOUliNAL ; everj evening except Sun-
daj', and WEEKLi\ , Wednesdays; repub-
lican; daily eight pages 15x22, weekly 18x24;
subscription — daily $5, weekly $1.50; estab-
' lished— daily 1870, weekly 1848; Journal Print-
ing Co., editors and publishers; circulation-
daily J, weekly K.
BANNER; Saturdays; German; eight
pages ITxiS; subscription SI. 50; established
1879; Charles H. Frick, editor and publisher;
the Sonntagsblatt, four pages 19x25, subscrip-
tion $1, is also issued; conibinfMl circ'n K.
DEUTSCHER ANZEIGER; Wednes
days; German; democratic; ten pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1853; W. H.
Wagner & Sons, editors and publishers ; circ'n,
smallest edition issued loithin a year, 1.950.
KNIGllTS OF THE GLOBE;
monthly; Knights of the Globe; eight pages
10x14 ; subscription 50 cents ; established
1891; Wm. \V. Krape, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
SCHOOL COURANT; monthly; edu
cational; sixteen pages 7x10; subscription 50
cents; established 1893; Charles F. Oldt, edi-
tor and puV)lisher.
FULTON, Whiteside Co., 2,099t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy, Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago & North-
western Rds. and Mississippi r., about 40 m.
above Davenport, Iowa, and 136 W, of Chi-
cago. Shipping point. Farming district.
JOURNAL ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; independent -democratic; eiglit
pages 15x22; subscription $2; established 1854;
Fred. K. Bastian, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J vrHi.
REGISTER ; Thursdays ; eight pages
15x22; subscri))tiou .S1.50 ; estalilished 1892;
E. E. Potter, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
CrALATIA, Saline Co., 519t pop., on
St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Rd., 12 m, E.
of El Dorado. Agriculture.
GAZETTE; Fridays: eight pages 15x22;
subscriptiou $1; established 1894; A. J. Alden,
editor; Roy Alden, publisher.
GALENA, c. h., Jo Daviess Co., .5,6351
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy,
Chicago & Northwestern and Illinois Cen-
tral Rds. and Galena r., 4 m. from its en-
trance into the Mississippi. Manufactures
furniture, carriages, lumber, sashes, doors,
blinds; has smelting works, marble and
stone works. Iron foundries, etc. The chief
products of the surrounding country are
corn, oats, potatoes, wheat, flax, butter,
wool, hay, pork and live stock. Lead and
zinc mines In vicinity.
GAZETTE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays: republi-
can; dally four pages 17x24, weekly eight
pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1848, weekly ISlW; J. B.
Brown, editor and publisher; circ'n, smallest
edition issued within a year— daily 612,
weekly 6,526.
NEWS-DEMOCRAT ; every evening
except Sunday: democratic; four pages 15x22;
subscription $3; established 1895 ; Terry &
Cringle, editors and publishers; circ'n K.
GALESBURG, c. h., Knox Co.>
15,264-t' pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
terminus of Fulton County Narrow Gauge
Rds., 53 m. from Peoria and 165 from Chi
cago. Knox and Lombard Colleges and St.
Joseph's Academy are located here. En"
gaged in manufacturing. A center of trade'
MAIL; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent;
four pages— daily 20x22, weekly 20x26; sub-
scription—daily .S5, weekly $1; established
1891; The Mail Publishing Co., editors and
publishers: circulation— daily K, weekly K.
REPUBLICAN-REGISTER; every
evening except Sun-
day, and \VEEK-
LY, Saturdays; re-
publican ; daily six
pages 18x22; weekly
eight pages ; sub-
scription — daily $6,
weekly $1 ; estab-
lished 1870; Z.Beatty,
editor: The Gales-
burg Printing Co.,
publishers ; circ'n,
actual average for the past year— daily 2,082,
iveekhj 1,778.
KNOX STUDENT; Wednesdays, dur-
ing the college year: collegiate; eight pages
9x12; subscription $1.25; established 1894;
Students of Knox College, editors; Knox
Student Joint Stock Co., publishers.
LIBERTY; Saturdays ; anti-Roman
catholic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1892: W. C. Holden, editor and
publisher; circulation K
PLAINDEALER; Fridays; repub-
lican; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1873; Henry Emrich, editor; Plain-
dealer Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
edition issued imthin a year, 800.
SPE<;TAT0R ; Fridays; democratic;
eight pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1891; M. F. Cunningham, editor; Cun-
ningham & Husted, publi-sliers; circ'n K^ i'fi.
SUNDAY GRAPHIC; Sundays; eight
pages 15x23; subscriptiou .§2; established
1893; W. S. Nash, editor and publisher.
VOLKSFREUXD; Thursdays ;German;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1868; Kuobel & Terry, editors and pub-
lishers.
WATCH TOWER ; Thursdays; peo-
ple's party; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1; established 1891; Chas. F. Nesbit, editor;
Watch Tower Publishing Co., publishers:
circulation L i\i t{i.
COUP D'ETAT; monthly, during the
college year; collegiate; thirty-two pages
8x11; subscription $1 ; established 1881; Stu-
dents of Knox College, editors; Coup d'Etat
Joint Stock Co., publishers ; circulation L.
L03IBARD REVIEW; monthly,
during the college year; collegiate; twenty-
four pages 8x11 ; subscription $1 ; established
1884; Lombard Review Joint Stock Co., edi-
tors and publishers ; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 400.
liSti
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
RAILROAD TRAINMEN'S
JO r UN A li ; monthly; railroad employees;
one luuulred and eight pages 6x9; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1885; D. L. Cease, editor;
Brollierhood of Railroad Trainmen, pub-
llshors: circulation C.
Q A li V A, Henrtj Co., 2,409t pop., at
junction of Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Rock Island & Peoria Rds.. 23 m. from
Galesburg. Coal mining and manufactur-
ing are the leading industries.
NEWS; Tluirsdays; republican; eight
pages 18X-24; subscription $1.50; established
1878; Fitch & Quinn, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
STANDARD; Wednesdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881 ; Boyd & McMeekin, editors and
publishers ; circulation K 5;: :;•:.
GENESEO, ffenry Co., 3,182t pop., on
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd., 23 m.
from Rock Island. A Presbyterian academy
and the Northwestern Normal School are
located here. Agricultural district.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent ; eight
pages 1()X22; subscription $1.50; established
1874; Henry L. Kiner, editor and publisher;
circulation J -';- :■;.
REPUBLIC; Fridays ; republican ;
twelve pages 15x22; suljscription $2; estab-
lished 1856; A. Lieberknecht, editor and pub-
llslier; circulation H.
COLLEGIATE HERALD; monthly?
WESTERN SWINEHERD; monthly;
twenty pages 9x12; sul.'seription 50 cents; es-
tablished i8S8; H. D. Porter, editor and pub-
lislier; circulation H :;< i\:.
GENEVA, c. h., Kane Co., l,692t pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Rds. and Fox r., 35 m.
from Chicago. Various manufactories are
located here. Dairying center.
PATROL; Wednesdays; prohibition;
eight pages 11x15; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1888; C. W. Bailey and Helen B. Fox,
editors; Patrol Co., publishers; circulation,
smnllt'nt edition issued within a year, 625.
REPUIJLICAN ; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1847; Kane Co. Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation K.
GENOA, DeKalh Co., 634t pop., on
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Illinois
Central Rds., 59 m. W. of Chicago. Dairying
region.
ISSUE; Thursdays ; republican; eight
pages 13x2<J; subscription $1.25; established
1884; Geo. E. Gisley, editor; Geo. E. Gisley &
Co., publishers; circulation K ;1; ^.
GEORGETOWN, Vermilion Co.,
662t pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
& St. Louis Rd. In agricultural district.
REGISTER; Thursdays; republican ;
eight pages i:)X22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished ls!)»; W. .Charles Hopper, editor and
l)ublisher.
GERMAN VALLEY, Stephenson
Co., on Chicago, Great Western Rd., 11 m.
S. E. of Freeport, the county seat. Engaged
In agriculture.
DER MITARBEITER; monthly;
German; undenominational; sixteen pages
8x11; subscription 50 cents; established 1890;
Rev. A. F. Beyer, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
GIBSON CITY, Ford Co., l,803t
pop., at the Intersection of Lake Erie &
Western, Illinois Central and Wabash Rds.,
35 m. E. of Bloomington and 113 S. of Chi-
cago. Farming country.
ENTERPRISE; every morning, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; republican; daily
four pages 16x22, weekly eight pages; sub-
scription—daily $3.50, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1890, weekly 1883; P. A. Coal,
editor and publisher; circulation— daily L,
weekly L.
FORD CO. DEMOCRAT ; Wednes
days; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; John H. Ryan,
editor and publisher.
GIBSON COURIER; Fridays; inde-
pendent; eight pages 18x22; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1873 ; E. Lowry, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition,
issued within a year, 746.
GILLESPIE, Macoupin Co., 9481 pop.,
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis Rd.. 45 m. from St. Louis, Mo. En-
gaged in farming and stock raising. Mining
district.
HERALD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1; established 1S87;
James W. Eastin, editor and publisher ; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 312.
GILMAN, Iroquois Co., 1,1121 pop.,
on Illinois Central and Toledo, Peoria &
Western Rds., SI m. S. W. of Chicago. Lin-
seed oil works and tile factory here. Fruit-
growing district.
STAR; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1868; R. C. Allen, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K ^ ^r-
GIRARD, Macoupin Co., l,524t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton and Jacksonville, Louis-
ville & St. Louis Rds. Engaged principally
in agriculture and coal mining for railroad
use.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1879; Geo. L. Tipton, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
GOLCONDA, c. h.. Pope Co,, 1,174
pop., on Ohio r., at mouth of Lusk creek,
80 m. from Cairo and 120 from Evansville,
Ind. Has some manufactures. Shipping
point for agricultural and mineral country.
COMET; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; established 1893; M L. Rayie^
editor and publisher; circulation K.
HERALD-ENTERPRISE; Thurs-
days; republican; four pages 20x26 ; subscrip-
tion $1 ; established 1857 ; Craig & Clanahan^
editors and publishers; circulation J.
GOLDEN, Adams Co., 466t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Wabash .
Rds. The surrounding district is agricult-
ural.
NEW ERA ; Saturdays ; eight pages 15x22 y
subscription $1; established 1891; Elmer T..
Selby, editor and publisher; circ'n L ^ H^.
GOOD HOPE, McDonough Co., 368t
pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd., 8 m.
W. of Bushnell. Tile works and a mill
here. Grain shipped in large quantities.
REFLECTOR ; Thursdays ; independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50;.
established 1889; W. D. Campbell, editor and
publisher; circulation L * ;];.
AMERICAN ANTIQUARIAN ANI>
OlilENTAL JOURNAL; bimonthly;
antiques; seventy-two pages 6x10; subscrip-
tion $4; established 1878; Rev. Stephen D.
Peet, editor and publisher; circulation L Jj; ^..
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
GRAND RIDGE, J^« Salle Co.,
32S+ pop., on Chicago, Burlingtou & Quincy
Rd., 10 in. S. of Ottawa, the county seat.
Farming district.
ENTEIll'KISE; Friday.s; eiglit pages
15x22: subscription §li>0; established 1894; J.
E. McMuUan & Son, editors and publishers.
GRAYVILLE, ^rhite Co., l,999t
p()p.,on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis and Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Rds. and Wabasli r., 35 ni. from Evans-
ville, Ind. Hardwood lumber market. Coal
near. Milling and farming region.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays ; inde-
pendent; eight pages ir)x22; subscription
$1.25; established 1859; Clarke & Son, editors
and publishers; circulation J.
MEIlCUItY; Wednesdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; suliscription §1.25; estab-
lished 1838; William J. Sell, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K :;i ;•;.
GREENFIELD, Greene Co., l,131t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Litchfield, Carrollton & Western Rds.. 12 m.
E. of Carrollton, the county seat. Agricult-
ure and stock raising.
ARGUS; Fridays; independent-republi-
can ; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50;
established 18T8; Vic H. Haven, editor and
publisher; circulation K:^ :■:.
BLi.\DE; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 1^^x24; subscription $1; established 1888;
M. G. Sisson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L >•' ^.
GREENUP, Cumherlancl Co., 858 1
pop., on Peoria, Decatur & Evansville and
Vandalia Line Rds., 125 m. from St. Louis,
Mo. Lumbering, fruit growing and brick
making. Grain and live stock region.
POST; Fridays; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1; established 1S93; John C. Mc-
Donald, editor and publisher.
PRESS; Thursdays; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1; estabhshed 1889; J. & W. H.
Cunningham, editors and publishers; circ'n,
smallest edition is.'sued uithin a year, 500.
GREEN VIEW, Menard Co.. l,106t
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 53 m. S. W.
of Bloomington. Coal mining, farming and
stock raising locality.
LiEADER; Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1 ; established 1892 ; J. R. Arnold,
editor and publisher; circulation, sitiallest
edition issued within a year, 33ti.
MAIL; Thursdays; independent; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.25; established
1885; C. L. Hopkins & Co., editors and publish-
ers; circulation L jS^ ^.
GREENVILLE, c. li., Bond Co., l,868t
pop., on Jacksonville, Louisville & St. Louis
and Vandalia Line Rds., 50 m. from St.
Louis, Mo. Corn and wheat growing dis-
trict. Extensive coal mines.
ADVOCATE; Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1857; W. W. Lowis, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J ^ i\:.
SUN; Fridays; democratic; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1876;
Charles E. Davidson, editor and publisher;
circ'n, aitual average fur the past year, 1,128.
GRIDLEY, McLean Co., 4T4t Pop., on
Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd., 40 m. from
Peoria. Corn growing country.
ADVANCE; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; established
1893; C. S. Rowley, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
GRIGGSVILLE, Pike Co., 1.400t
pop., on Wabash Rd., 50 m. from Quincy.
INDEPENDENT PRESS ; Wednes-
days ; independent ; eight pages 16x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1879; E. E. Will-
iamson, editor and publislier; circ'n K :1: ^.
GROSSDALE, f^'ook Co.. onCliicago,
Burlington & Quincy Rd., 9 m. S. W. of
Chicago.
MAGJNET ; Wednesdays ; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; establislied 1894; H.
A. Cranwell, editor and publisher.
HAMILTON, Hancock Co., l,301t
pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Western and Wa-
bash Rds. and Mississippi r., 2 m. from Keo-
kuk, la.
PRESS; Thursdays ; democratic ; eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1.50 ; established
1887; A. L. Mc Arthur, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
REGISTER; Wednesdays; independ-
ent; four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1891; F. W. Haselwood, editor and
publisher; circulation L ^ :|^.
HAMPSHIRE, Kane Co., 696t pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
51 m. N. W. of Chicago. Tile and lock fact-
ories and several brick yards. Dairying
and blooded stock center.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent-
republican; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1.50 established 1885; F. R. Brill, editor and
publisher; circulation L il; Jj:.
HARDIN, c. h., Calhoun Co., Sllf
pop., on Illinois r., opposite the mouth of
Macoupin creek, about 28 m. above Alton.
Farming is the leading industry.
CAL.HOUN HERALD; Thursdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1..50; established 1874; J. D. Rose, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
LEADER ; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 20x26; subscripti»m $1.50; established
1891; Thomas Bare, Jr., editor and publisher;
circulation K i'fi ;■:.
HARRISBURG, c. h., Saline Co.,
l,723t pop., on Cleveland. Cincinnati, Chi-
cago & St. Louis Rd., 70 m. from Cairo and
120 from St. Louis, Mo. Agricultural and
fruit growing country; prolific in coal
iron and salt.
CHRONICLE; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.25: estab-
lished 1859; Richardson & Co., editors and
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued tvithin a year, 960.
DE.UOCRATIC HEADLIGHT; Fri-
davs ?
HERALD ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established 1890;
J. S. Yeargin, editor; J. S. Yeargin & Son, pub-
lishers; circulation K.
TOILERS' F RIEN D; Tuesdays;
people's party; eight pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1; established 1892; James C. Heenan,
editor and publisher; circulation L H^ H^.
HARVARD, McHenry Co., l,967t
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 63 m.
from Chicago. Has sewing machine and
furniture manufactories; also flouring mill.
Agricultural country.
HERALD; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1887;
M. F. Walsh, editor; Walsh & Whittleton.
publishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
tvithin a year, 1,3.50.
INDEPENDENT; Saturdays; republi-
can; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25;
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GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'b
ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
established 1865; Otis S. Eastman, editor and
jiublisher; circulation K.
HARVEY, Cook Co., a suburb of
Chicago.
CITIZEN ; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 15x>2; subscription $1; established
1^91- E. A. See, editor; The Beers See Co..
jiublishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
>ui'(l n-itliina year,5iXi. . ,• „
TRIBUNE; Saturdays ; republican ;
eiirht panes 15x2 >; subscription §1-50 ; estab- i
liilied 1S90; A. R. I^urkdoll, editor; The Har-
vey PrinliuR Co., publishers; circulation J. j
HAVANA, c. h., Mason Co., 2,525
pop., on Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis, Illi-
nois Central and Fulton County Narrow
Gauge Rds. and Illinois r. A shipping
point for os^ge plants and white flint corn.
Manufactures press grain drills.
3IASON CO. DEMOCRAT: Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 17x24; subscription
$150; established 1S41); J. A. Melhop, editor
and publisher; circulation, smallest edition
issKcd )vithin a year, 1,200.
PRESS ; Fridays; republican; four pages
20x26; subscription $1 ; established 1891; W'. O.
Rodpcker. editor and publisher;circulati<mK.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 15.x22; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1873; F. A. High, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
near. 1,008.
HEBRON, Mcnenrij Co., 500 pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 13 m. N. of
Woodstock, the county seat. Farming
and dairying country.
TRIBUNE; Tuesdays; independent;
four pages 2Ux26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1890 ; H. B. Begun, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L ijt Jjc.
HENNEPIN, c. li., Putnam Co., 574t
pop., on Illinois r., 50 m. above Peoria.
River navigable for large tow boats and
propellers. Considerable produce shipped.
PUTNAM RECORD; Thursdays; neu-
tral; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50;
established 186'.); I. H. Cook, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
HENRY, Marshall Co., l,512t pop., on
Cliicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd. and
Illinois r., 33 m. from Peoria. Engaged in
grain shipping and in manufacturing.
TI3IESJ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fri^
days; democratic; four pages 18x24; sub"
scriptlon .$1.50: established ia86; J. S. Burt,
editor and puljlislier; circulation K ^^..^..
REPUBLICAN; Thursdays; republi-
can; eiglit pages 15x22: subscription $1.50;
estaldlshed 1852 ; George Burt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation smallest edition issued
within a year. 1.5n0.
HEY WORTH, McLean Co., 566t pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 12 m. from Bloom-
ington, the county seat. Has grain ele-
vator, flour and planing mills and natural
gas.
RKPOI^TER; Saturdays; four pages
15x22; subscri|.tlon SI; established 1892; C.
F. Stackhouse, editor and publisher; circ'nL.
HIGHLAND, 3/arf"on Co., l,857t pop.,
on Vandal la Line Rd., :iO m. from St. Louis,
Mo. Has a number of manufactories and
mills. Agricultural section.
JOURNALi; Thursdays; non-partisan;
twelve pages I3.x26; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1893; Weis & Utiger, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K ;;; s;:.
MADISON CO. REFORMER; Satur-
days; people's party; eight pages lox22; sub-
scription $1; established 1892; Frank Rom-
merskirchen, editor and publisher ; circ n L.
UNION; Wednesdays; German; republi-
can; four pages 22x28; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1863 ; J. S. Horner, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, actual average for the
past year, 1,129.
HIGHLAND PARK, LaJce Co.,
2,163t pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.
Residence of Chicago business men.
BEE HIVE; monthly ; undenomina-
tional; sixteen pages 9x12; subscription 50
cents; established 1891; Rev. S. F. Entorf, edi-
tor; Rev. H. H. Thoren, publisher; circula-
tion, actual average for the past year, l,0o8.
GOOD CITIZEN ; monthly; civic re-
form; thirty two pages 6x9; subscription $2;
established' 1894; Columbian College of Citi-
zenship, editors and publishers.
HILLSBORO, c. h., Montgomery Co.,
2,500 pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
& St. Louis Rd., 66 m. from St. Louis, Mo.
Engaged in agriculture and manufacturing.
JOURNAL ; Fridays ; republican ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1861; B F. Boyd, editor and publisher; circ'n J.
MONTGOMERY NEWS ; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1.50; established 1870; C. W. Bliss, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
HINCKLEY, DeKalh Co., 486t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 20 m.
W. of Aurora. Has tile factories and a
creamery. Farming and stock raising
district.
REVIEW; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 15x22: subscription $1.25; established
1878; J. A. Fahs, editor and publisher; prints
an edition for Waterman; combined circula-
tion K J'i^ Mi.
HINSDALE, DuPage Co., l,584t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
16 m. from Chicago.
BEACON; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1889; Cushing&Co., editors and publishers:
circulation L.
HOMER, Champaign Co., 917t pop.,
on Wabash Rd., 20 m. from Danville and 110
from Springfield, the State capital. Has
flouring mills and carriage factory. Farm-
ing section.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays ; repub-
lican; four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1877; J. B. Martin, editor and
publisher; circulation K.
HOOPESTON, Vermilion Co., l,911t
pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois and
Lake Erie & Western Rds., 99 m. S. of Chi-
cago. Has canning, tile, overall and other
manufactories. Agricultural district.
CHRONICLE ; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; repub-
lican ; daily four pages 18x24, weekly eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription— daily $3, weekly
$1.50; established— daily 1881, weekly 1872;
Chas. W. Warner, editor and publisher; cir-
culation -dally L, weekly J.
HERALD; triweekly, Tuesdays, Thurs-
days and Saturdays; republican; four pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1889;
Deatrich & Barnes, editors and publishers;
circulation K ^ ^Jc.
NEWS: Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; sub.scriptlon $1; established 1894;
Arter Bros., editors and publishers.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY,
169
ILLINOIS.
HOPEDALiE, Tazewell Co., 471t pop.,
ou Chicago & Altou Rd. Grain and stock
raising region.
REVIEW; Fridays; independent; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1887; E. M. Garllck, editor and publislier; cir-
culation L :■: ;•:.
HUMBOLT, Coles Co., 279t pop., on
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 8 m. N.
by E. of Mattoon. Broom and tile factories.
PRESS ; Saturdays; eight pages 12x20;
subscription SI. 50; established 1894; Geo. Pep-
per, editor; G. T. Elkin, publisher.
HUME, Edgar Co., 433t pop., on Chi-
cago & Ohio River and Indiana, Decatur &
Western and Peoria, Decatur & Evansville
Rds. Has coal mines, butter and cheese
factory and tile works. Agriculture pre-
dominant.
RECORD; Saturdays; independent;
•eight pages 15x22; subscription Sl-50; estab-
lished 1890; J. M. Gibson, editor; Record Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; circulation, smallest
■edition issued within a year, 456.
HUNTLEY, McHenry Co., 550 pop..
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 9 m. S. of
Woodstock, the county seat. Agricultural
district.
' NEWS; Saturdays; neutral; eight pages
15x22: subscription $1.50; established 1892;
M. C. Duffleld, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K 5-: ^.
HUTSONVILLE, Craioford Co.. 582t
pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis Rds. An agricultural counti-y.
HERAliD; Fridays; independent; four
pages lSx24; subscription .§1; established
1891; H. W. Metcalfe, editor and publisher;
circulation L ^ ^-c.
ILLIOPOLIS, Sangamon Co., 689t
pop., on Wabash Rd., 23 m. from Spring
field, the county seat and State capital.
Agricultural country.
ILLINOIS STATE CENTER; Fri-
days; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25;
established 1884; R. T. Spencer, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
SANGAMON CO. RECORD: Satur
days; independent; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1893; M. B. Garber,
editor and publisher; circulation K ^ ;■:.
INDIANOLA, Vermilion Co., 472t
pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rd. and
Little Vermilion r., 18 m. by rail S, S. W. of
Danville. Carriage factory, agriculture.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; independent;
-eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
l->94; Chas. E. Cools, editor and publisher.
INDUSTRY, McDonough Co., 432t
pop., 10 m. S. of Macomb, the county seat.
Agricultural region.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays: independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1892; Alexander H. Marlow, editor
and publisher: circulation L.
INGRAHAM, Clarj Co., 150 pop.,
10 m. N. N. E. of Louisville, the county seat.
Farming region.
NEWS; semi-monthly; four pages 15x22;
subscription 10 cents; established 1893; Jos.
A. Suess, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 300.
IPAVA, Fulton Co., 667t pop., on
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rd., 10 m. W.
ILLINOIS.
S. W. of Lewistown, the county seat. Has
flour and woolen mills. Coal in vicinity.
HOWE WEEKLY; Fridays: fiction;
sixteen pages 11x15; subscription 50 cents;
established 1894; Progressive Publishing Co.,
eilitors and publishers.
INDEPENDENT; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50;
established 1S90; H. W. Jones, editor; Progress-
ive Publishing Co., publishers: clrc'n K :i; :|j.
IRVING, Montgomery Co., 630t pop.,
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis Rd., 6 m. from Hillsljoro, the county
seat.
TIMES; Thursdays; four pages 15x22;
subscription $1 ; established 1889 ; A. K.
Vaudever, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
IRVING PARK, Cook Co., on Chi-
cago & Northwestern Rd. A suburb of Chi-
cago.
JEFFERSONIAN ; Wednesdays; dem-
ocratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25;
established 1893; W. R. Parsons, editor and
publisher.
MAYFAIR NEWS; Saturdays; four
pages 16x22; subscriptions!; established 1892;
R. Mitchell, editor and publisher; circn L ;;: ^.
JACKSONVILLE, c. h., Morgan
Co., 12,935t pop., on Wabash, Chicago &
Alton, Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis and
Jacksonville. Louisville & St. Louis Rds.,
34 m. from Springfield, the State capital.
Has several manufactories. Seat of State
Institutions, colleges and seminaries. Agri-
cultural district.
ILLINOIS COURIERj every evening
except Sunday, and WEEKLY, Wednes-
days ; democratic ; dally four pages 17x23,
weekly twelve pages; subscription — daily
$7.50, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1876,
weekly 1849; G. E. Doying, editor and pub-
lisher: circ'n— daily K H^ :$;, weekl}- B.^:^.
JO URN A L ; every morning except Mon-
day, and W^EEKLY, Wednesdays; repub-
lican; daily four pages 20x26, weekly twelve
pages 15x22; subscription — daily $10, weekly
fl.50: established— daily 1866, weekly 1844; The
ournal Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion— dailv J rjj :■?, weeklv J ^ :!<.
DEAF MUTE ADVANCE; Saturdays;
four pages 16x22; subscription $1 ; established
1870; Frank Read and Frank Read Jr., editors
and publishers; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year. 833.
ILLINOIS IDEA; bi-weekly, during
the school year; deaf-mute; sixteen pages
6x9; subscription 50 cents; established 1894;
Illinois Institution for the Education of the
Deaf and Dumb, editors and publishers;
does not insert advertisements.
COLLEGE RAMBLER; semi-
monthly, duruig college year; collegiate;
twenty-four pages 8x11; subscription $1 ; es-
tablistied 1877; Students of Illinois College,
editors and publishers; circulation L,
JERSEYVILLE, c. h., Jersey Co.,
3,207-|-pop., on Chicago & Alton and St. Louis*
Chicago & St. Paul Rds., 19 m. from Alton.
"Various mauufacttu*es. Farming region.
JOURNAL; ever.y evening except Sun^
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages 16x22, weekly twelve
pages; subscription — daily $5, weekly $1;
established 1893; John J. Smith, editor; Jour-
nal Co., publishers; circulation— daily L ^ ^,
weeklv J ^i i^.
JERSEY CO. DEMOCRAT ; Thurs-
days; democratic: ten pages 15x22; sub-
scription $2: established 1865; J. M. Page, edi-
tor and publisher ; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN; Fridajs; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $2; estab-
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the most successful of the New York special agents, gays :
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" Prominent advertisers are constantly consulting it.
" When I approach an advertiser for a paper that I represent, the
first thing he does is to spring Rowell on me.
" He hunts up the city and the paper ; looks at the rating the Direct-
ory gives and then is ready to listen to me ; hut not till then.
. " The new plan that permits placing an advertisement where an ad-
vertiser^s eye may see it, at the very time when he is consulting the
Directory for the purpose of deciding what papers to use in a specified
State or city, pleases me .
" It has led me to urge all of my papers strongly to use advertising
space in the Directory.
" An advertisement in such a position cannot be skipped.
" The advertiser sees the advertisement at just the moment when
he is most interested in finding out about the particular paper.
"If the advertisement is truthful and its statements well expressed,
it cannot fail to do good.
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deserves to be patronized and protected, aided and encouraged."
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ILLINOIS.
Ushed 1865: F. Ladd, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
JOLIET, c. li., Will Co.,23,:.'64tpop.—
local estimate 33,586— on Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe, Chicago & Alton, Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific, Elgin, Joliet & Eastern
and Michigan Central Rds. and Des Plalnes
r., 40 ni. from Chicago. The Illinois & Mich-
igan canal furnishes water power. The
State Prison is located here. Considerable
manufacturing. Has stone quai-ries, Bes-
semer steel works, barb fence factories,
etc. Center of agricultural district.
NEW.** ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; independent; daily
four pages 17x22; weekl.v eight pages; sub-
scription—daily $4.50, weekly $1 ; established
— daily 1S77, weekly 1S7S; Jas. H. Ferris, edi-
tor; News Printing Co., publishers; circ'n —
daily, actual average for the past year, 5,166.
Weeklv, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 2,250.
Advertisement.— Joliet Is the Pittsburgh of the
West, the home of the Great Illinois Steel Com-
pany's works, the Consolidated Wire Mills and
the Illinois 9uarry and Coal Fields. On the Illi-
nois canal, six railroads and the Great Belt Line
Round Chicago. A 75,000 population within The
News' territory. Suburban and city editions;
{guaranteed issue exceeds 5,000 daily. Weekly
News, 2,2.50 circulation.
' R E P U 15 Li I C A N ; every e ven ing except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; repub-
lican ; eight pages 15x22 ; subscription— daily
$3, weekly $1; established— daily 1873, weekly
1847; Hayes & Fletcher Printing Co., editors
and publishers; circ'n— daily H ^, weekly
J ^ ^.
TOIES; every evening except Sundaj-,
and WEEK L Y, Fridays ; democratic ; daily
four pages 16x23, weekly eight pages; sub-
scription — daily S3, weekly $1; established
1891; I. V. Park, editor; Joliet Co., publishers:
circulation — daily, smallest edition issued
within a year, 1.700. Weekly K ;■: i-J. See
publishers' announceiiieut on page
130.
Advertisement.— The Times, daily, is a seven-col-
umn foUo ; is cleanly printed with the latest
type faces and vigorously edited and conducted.
Its highest cii"ciilation during the year was
3,000, its lowest 1,700. Its present circulation is
2,700. It is the only democratic daily in a demo-
cratic city of 30,000 population. The weekly is
a fine eight-page paper with 1,600 good paying
subscribers.
DAS VOLKSBLATT; Thursdays;
German; independent democratic; eight
E ages 15x22; subscription S2; established 1882;
. Metterhaiisen, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
RECORD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 1.5x22; subscription $1.50; established
1871; W. W. Stevens, editor and publisher;
circulation K :«: i-i.
SIGNAL ; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1-50; established
1842; E. D. Conlev, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
JONESBORO, c. li., Union Co., 1,100
pop., on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 85 m. from Cairo.
Fruit growing section.
GAZETTE ; Saturdays ; democratic : four
pages 2iix26; subscription $1.50; established
1849; A. S. Tibbets, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K ;•;; ii:.
KANKAKEE, c. h., Kankakee Co.,
9,0.'ot pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago & St. Louis, Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
and Illinois central Rds. and Kankakee r.,
56 m. from Chicago. Has fine water power.
Location of State Hospital for the Insane.
A trading and manufacturing town.
EVENING DEMOCRAT; every
evening except Sunday, and KANKA-
ILLINOIS.
KEE CO. DE.'>IOCRAT, Fridays; dem
ocratic; daily four pages 17x24, weekly
eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily .S5.50,
weekly $1; established— daily 1892, weekly
1885; Collins & Smith, editors and publishers;
circulation, daily J, weekly J.
TII>IES; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Wednesdays; republican;
daily four pages, weekly eight pages 20x26;
subscription — daily $5, weekly $1; estab-
lishedl868; H. J. Dunlop, editor; Dunlop & Liv-
ingston, publishers; circ'n, smallest edition
issued trithin a year— daily 100, weekly 1,450.
GAZETTE; Thursdays; republican ;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1,.50; estab-
lished 1853; Charles Holt & Sons, editors and
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 1,000.
SUN; Wednesdays; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription SI; established 1893; Beard & Sam-
mons, editors and publishers ; circulation^
smallest edition issued icithin a year, 86(j.
KANSAS, Edgar Co., l,037t pop., on
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louia
and Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Rds., the
shops of the latter being situated here; 104
m. W. of Indianapolis, Ind. A manufactur-
ing town. Agricultural country.
JOURNAL ; Thursdays ; independent;,
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876: O. H. Ault. editor and publisher;
circulation J.
KEITHSBURGH, Mercer Co., l,484t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and
Iowa Central Rds. and Mississippi r., 150 m.
from Springfield, the State capital. In
farming district.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent: elgh
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1874; Bloomer & Swezj% editors and publish-
ers; circulation, smallest edition issued ivith-
in a year, 600.
TRANSCRIPT; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; six pages 18x24; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1891; L. A. Andrew, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
KENNEY, De Witt Co., 497t pop., on
Illinois Central and Vandalia Line Rds.,
35 m. N. E. of Springfield, the State capital,
and 60 S. of Peoria. A farming country.
GAZETTE; Saturdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1880; H. W. Spilman, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages 13x20;
subscription $1; established 1893; G. Lay
Wolfe, editor and publisher; circulation L.
KENSINGTON, Cook Co., 2,500
pop., on Chicago & Eastern Illinois, Illinois
Central and Michigan Central Rds. A su-
burb and part of Chicago. The Pullman
Car Works and the transfer houses and
shops of the Michigan Central Rd. are lo-
cated here.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; established 1881; J. Claude
Hill, editor and publisher; prints an edition
for Pullman and Roseland; combined circu-
lation J ;■; ;';:.
KEWANEE, Henry Co., 4,r)69f pop.
(village), on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 32 m. from Galesburg and 132 from
Chicago. Manufacturing and coal mining
are the leading Industries.
COURIER; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $1.dO ; estab-
lished 1876; L. W. Chandler, editor; Chesley-
Chandler Printing Co., publishers; circ'n J.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; demo-
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We- desire to call the attention of
publishers to the printing of the half-
tone on the tirst page, something sei-
dorn attempted in newspapers. " The
results are as cerfect as the soft piint
paper will admit of. But the most
reuuirkable feature of it is that it \va«
printed with 4c ink purchased of VVm,
Johnston, 10 Spruce street. New Y.isrk,
who has revolutionized the ink busi-
es. His 4c iuk gives us better satis-
action tlian the 22c ink we usfd pre-
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Democrat^ published at Lacon, Illinois, sends me a recent
copy of his paper containing a half-tone cut printed with
the ink that I sell at four cents a pound when ordered
in 500-lb. barrels, and paid for in advance. Mr. Schaeffer
or his assistant, Mr. W. B. Powell, has been good enough
to favor me with a short editorial notice, which I print
above. I must say that when I saw the work he had
done with my four-cent ink I was amazed. I would not
have thought of claiming so much for the ink as he has
gotten out of it. I wish that people who think of buy-
ing ink of me, and hesitate because they fear that the
quality will not be up to the standard, would send ten
cents in stamps, or thereabouts, to the Marshall County
De?iiocrat^ of Lacon 111., and obtain a copy of the very
paper containing the half-tone here referred to. To save
time, so as to be able to strike when the iron is hot, I
would recommend all such persons to write to me by the
same mail, inclosing six cents in stamps, for my beauti-
ful price list, prmted in five colors, with a living picture
on the outside cover. Address,
PRINTERS INK JONSON,
8 SPRUCE STREET.
NEW YORK CITY.
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any others, the strangest thing remains to be told • for no other Job Inks
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
cratic ; eight pages 15x2'^ ; subscription $1.50;
established 1870 ; A. S. Bassett, editor and
publisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 93(i.
STAR; Tuesdays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription §1.50; established
1888; Will Curtis, editor and publisher; prints
an edition for >'epouset; combined circ'n,
smallest edition itisued irithin a year, 1,0()8.
Advertisemeut.— The Evening Star is the only
dally in Kewanee. It has met with flattering
success. It circulates generally in city. Weekly
circulates in country and all neighboring small
towns. Kewanee is manufacturing city of
7,000 population ; 1,500 men employed in one
iron mill. Prospect for location of a State nor-
mal school. Center of rich coal fields.
KINMUNDY, Marion Co., l,045t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 24 ni. N. E. of
Centralla. A farming, coal mining, stock
raising and fruit growing country.
EXPRESS ; Fridays ; independent ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; established
1883 ; Xelson H. Lingenfelter, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
icithin a year, 500.
KINSMAN, Grtmdy Co., 120t pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 37 m. S.
W. of Joliet.
LEADER; Fridays; eight pages 13x20;
subscription $1; established 1S94; H. E. Ford,
editor and publisher.
KIRKWOOD, Warren Co., 949 pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 7 m.
from Monmouth, the county seat. Farm-
ing community.
LiEADER; Wednesdays; independent;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1881; R.S.Russell, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued ivithin a
year, 500.
KNOXVILLE, Knox Co., l,728t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
48 m. from Peoria. Engaged in the manu-
facture of carriages.
KNOX CO. REPUBLICAN; Wed-
nesdays; republican; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1856; O. L.Camp-
bell, editor and publisher; circulation K.
liACON, c. h., Marshall Co., l,649t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton Rd. and Illinois r., 26 m.
from Peoria. Has woolen and yarn mills
and corn malt works.
HO:>IE JOURNAL.; Thursdays; re-
publican: eight pages 13x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1837; Spencer Ellsworth,
editor and puljlisher; circulation J :i; ;■;.
MARSHALL. CO. DEMOCRAT;
Thursdays; democratic; eight pages lsx24;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1850 ; A. J.
Schaffer, editor and publisher; circ'n K H^ :!;.
liA GRANGE, Cook Co., 2,3Ut pop.,
—local estimate 4,0(:0— on Chicago, Burling-
ton & Quincy Rd., 14 m. from and a suburb
of Chicago.
SUBURBAN NEWS; Saturdays; In-
dependent ; eight pages l>ix24 ; subscription $1 ;
established 1884; C. A. Whitney, editor and
publisher; circulation K ;•; *.
LA H A R P E, Hancock Co., l.llSf
pop., on Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd.,
20 m. from Burlington, la., and 28 from
Keokuk, la. Engaged in manufacturing
agricultural implements.
LA HARPER; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab
llshed 1376; J. C. Coulson, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
QUILL; Fridays; republican; eight
paues 15x'22; subscription $1.50; established
1892; J. M. Martin ecfitor and jmblisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 800.
LAKE FOREST, Lake Co., l,203t
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 8 m.
from Waukegan, the county seat.
STENTOR; Tuesdays, during the col-
lege year; collegiate; twentv-four pages 8x11;
subscription $1.50; established 1889; Students
of Lake Forest University, editors; L. F.
University Stentor Publishing Co., publish-
ers; circulation, smallest edition issued uith-
in a year, 600.
LAMOILLE, Bureau Co., 516t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. Has
shoe, tile and cheese factories, planing mills
and grain elevator. Agricultural and stock
raising section.
GAZETTE; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1889; J. H. Showalter & Lucy E. Showalter,
editors; J. H. Showalter, publisher; circula-
tion L ;[: ^.
LANARK, Carroll Co., l,295t pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd., 20 m.
from Freeport, 120 from Chicago and about
the same from Milwaukee, Wis. A ship-
ping point for grain and live stock.
GAZETTE: Wednesdays; republican^
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1865; W. G.WIld, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
L A S A L L E , LaSalle Co., 9,855t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Illinois Central and Chicago. Rock Island
& Pacific Rds., Illinois r., and at terminus
of Illinois & Michigan canal, 99 m. from
Chicago. Coal in abundance in the vicinity.
D E I>I O C R A T ; every morning and
WEEKLY, Wednesdays ; democratic ;
daily four pages 15x22, Sunday and weekly
eight pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1.50; established 1894; The Democrat Co., edi-
tors and publishers; dated also at Peru; cir-
culation—weekly J i^ i'^.
TRIBUNE; every morning except Sun-
day, and SE3I I- WEEKLY, Tuesdays and
Fridays; independent; four pages 18x22; sub-
scription— daily .84, semi-weeklv $1.50; estab-
lished 1890; W. T. Bedford, editor and pub-
lisher; circ'n— daily, smallest edition issued
within a year, 480. Semi-weekly K ^ Jjc.
LATHAM, Lngan Co., 265t pop.,
on Peoria, Decatur & Evansviile Rd., 18 m.
S. E. of Lincoln, the county seat. Agri-
cultural and coal mining region.
GRAPHIC; Fridays; Independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1892;
C. A. Lebo, editor and publisher; circula-
tion L:]; ^.
LAWRENCEVILLE, c. li., Law^
rence Co.. 8(i5t pop., on Baltimore & Ohio,
Southwestern and . Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis Rds. and on Embarras
r., 10m. from Vincennes, Ind. Manufactur-
ing place. Agricultural region.
DEMOCRATIC HERALD; Thurs-
days; democratic; four pages 20x26; sub-
scription $1.50 ; established 1872 ; Charles F.
Breen, editor and publisher; circ'n L,^^.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; four pages
13x20; subscription $1.50; established 1847;
H, B. Andrews, editor and publisher; circ'n J.-
174
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS.
LEAF RIVER, Ogle Co., 339t pop.,
on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd. Has
wagon manufactory and creamery.
MIRROR; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; established
1891; Hiram F. Smith, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
LEBANON, St. Clair Co., l,636t
pop., on Baltimore & Oiiio, and Southwest-
ern Rds., 22 m. from St. Louis, Mo. Seat of
McKendree College. Engaged in farming
and coal mining.
JOURNALi; Fridays; republican; eight
tpages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1881: W. L. Jones, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
IjELiAND, LaSalle Co., 554t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 67 m.
from Chicago. Has drain tile and wind-
mill manufactory.
EXPRESS: Fridays; independent; four
..pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1892; A. L. Hall, editor; Thaherty, Thompson
& Hall publishers; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issued within a year, 400.
LEMONT, Cook Co., 4,000t pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Chicago
& Alton Rds. and Illinois & Michigan canal,
25 m. S. W. of Chicago, the county seat.
Has extensive limestone quarries.
COOK CO. NEWS; Thursdays; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1889: R. W. Ball, editor and publisher; prints
special editions for neighboring towns; com-
bined circulation J ^ ;]?.
OBSERVER; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 13x211; sub.scription $1; established 1892;
5l. J. Hevenor, editor; Hevenor & Currier,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 680.
liENA, Stephenson Co., l,270t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 12 m. from Freeport,
the county seat. Grain and stock trade.
STAR; Fridays?
LiE ROY, McLean Co., I,2.j8t pop., on
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
and Illinois Central Rds., 16 m. S. E. of
Bloomington, the county seat. Agricultural
district.
TiACONIC ; semi-weekly, Tuesdays and
Fridays; four pages 18x24; subscription $1;
established 1894; Geo. P. Rowley & D. R.
Curson, editors and publishers.
JOURNAL: Fridays; republican; eight
pages 16x22; subscription $1.50; established
1888; J. M. Zellhoefer, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
LEWISTOWN, c. h., Fulton Co.,
2,166+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Fultou CountyNarrovv Gauge Rds., 50 m.
from Peoria and 60 from Springfield, the
State capital. Engaged in manufacturing.
REPUBLICAN; semi-weekly, Wednes-
days and Saturdays; six pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1889; G.W.Dick,
editor and publisher; circulation K :;■; ^,
FULTON DEMOCRAT; Wednesdays;
democratic; twelve pages 15x22; subscrip-
tion $1.50; established 1855; Guy & Henry
A. Davidson, editors and publishers; circ'u,
synallest edition issued within a year, 1,300.
NEWS ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1875; Lute C. Breeden, editor and publisher;
circulation J.
-LEXINGTON, McLean Co., l,187t
pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 16 m. from
ILLINOIS.
Bloomington, the county seat. Engaged in
tile manufacturing, horse and stock rais-
ing and farming.
UNIT ; Fridays ; independent ; eight pages
15x22 ; subscription $1.5U ; established 1883 ;
Unit Publishing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J.
LIBERTYVILLE, Lake Co., .550t
pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rd.,
10 m. from Waukegan, the county seat.
Well timbered agricultural disti'ict.
LAKE CO. INDEPENDENT; Fri-
days; independent; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1892; H. C. Pad-
dock, editor and jjublisher; prints special
editions for neighboring towns; combined
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 1,000.
LINCOLN, c. h., Logan Co., 6,200t
pop., on Chicago & Alton, Peoria, Decatur
& Evansville and Illinois Central Rds., 28
m. from Springfield, the State capital, and
157 from Chicago. Manufacturing town.
Grain shipping point. Agricultural and
coal mining region.
COURIER; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; independ-
ent; daily eight pages 13x20, weekly sixteen
pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1;
established— daily 1889, weekly 1890; John Ed-
monds, editor; Courier Co., publishers; cir-
culation—daily, actual average for the past
year, 912. Weekly J :Jc :;-:.
NEWS ; every evening except Sunday;
seven pages 18x24; subscription $5; estab-
lished 1881 ; Frank C. McElvain & D. H. Harn-
ley, editors and publishers; circ"n K >I; ^.
HERALD ; Thursdays ; republican ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1856 ; F. B. Mills, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 1,680.
TIMES; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1873; T. H. Stokes, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J.
VOLKSBLATT; Fridays ; German ; in-
dependent-democratic ; four pages 18x24 ;
subscription $1.50 ; established 1874 ; C. E.
Knorr, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 960.
LITCHFIELD, Montgomery Co.
5,811-1- pop., on Wabash, Jacksonville, Louis-
ville & St. Louis, Cleveland, Cincinnati,
Chicago & St. Louis and Chicago, Peoria &
St. Louis Rds., 43 m. from St. Louis, Mo.
Manufactures railway cars, machinery and
flour. Coal, natural gas and lubricating oil
in tlie vicinity.
HERALD; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages 18x21; weekly eight
pages 15x22; subscription— dailv $5, weekly
$1.50; established-daily 1S90, weekly 1888; C.
P. Boulton, editor and publisher; circulation
—daily L :J: ;!;, weekly L :!: *.
NEVVS ; every evening except Sunday;
Independent; four pages 15x22; subscription
$5; established 1887; James H. Cox, editor
and publisher; circulation L.
REVEILLE; every evening except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; people's
party; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages 13x20 ; subscription— daily $5, weekly
$1; established 1887; E. Joe Potts, editor;
Potts Bros., pul)li.';hers.
MONITOR; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1S92. weekly 1863; S. W. Kess-
inger, editor and publisher; circulation J.
CLIPPER ; monthly; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription 50 cents; estab-
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ILLINOIS.
llshed 1892; P. A. Randle, editor aud pub-
lisher; circulation K :■: :•:.
XITTI.E YORK, Warren Co., 22i
pop., on Iowa Central Rd. and Cedar creek
12 m. N. N. W. of Monmouth, the county
seat. Agricultural district.
ENSIGN; Tluu-sdays ; independent; four
pa.i^es lSx24; subscription $1; established
1885; W. A. Bryaus, editor and publisher;
ciiculation L.
LiOAMI, Sangamon Co., 383t pop., on
St. Louis, Chicago & St. Paul Rd., 16 m.
from Springfield, the State capital.
NEWS; Saturdays; four pasies 15x.22; sub-
scription 81; established 1S93; F. F. Fitts, edi-
tor and iniblisher; circulation L.
LOCKPORT, Will Co., 2,449t pop.,
on Chicago & Alton and Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Rds. and Illinois & Michigan
canal, 5 m. from Joliet, the county seat.
Flour and paper mills, wire manufactories
aud grain business.
PH(ENIX; Thursdays ; republican; eight
Eages 13x20; subscription $1; established 1875;
eon McDonald, editor aud publisher; circu-
lation J.
WTL.E CO. ADVERTISER ; Thurs
days; eight pages 13x20; subscription §1.25;
established 1878; A. G. Hawley, editor and
publisher; prints special editions for neigh-
boring towns ; combined circulation J :|; :1j.
liONDON MILLS, Fulton Co., 661t
pop., on Fulton Count}' Narrow Gauge and
Iowa Central Rds. and Spoon r., 20 m. from
Galesburg. Brick making, terra cotta and
clay sewer pipes. Agricultural section.
LONDON TIMES; Fridays; indepeud-
• ent ; eight pages 13x20 : subscription $1.50 ;
established 1888 ; W. W. Vose, editor and
publisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 816.
LOSTANT, LaS'tlle Co., 37St pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 15 m. S. of LaSalle.
Has flour mills and grain warehouses.
REPORTER; Thursdays; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1.50 ; established 1894:
AValt Barton, editor and publisher.
LOUISVILLE, c. h.. Clay Co., 637t
pop., on Ohio & Mississippi Rd. aud Little
Wabash r., 96 m. from St. Louis, Mo.
Farming district.
LEDGER; Thursdays ; democratic ;
•eight pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; estab-
lished 1868; O. C. Gaston, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
LOVINGTON, Moultrie Co., T67t pop.,
on Vandalia Line and Wabash Rds., 20 m
S. E. of Decatur. Corn and oat raising and
general agricultural district.
REPORTER; Fridays; independent;
•eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1891; Stanley & Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
MoHENRY, McHenry Co., OTOf pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 52 m. from
Chicago. Situated in an agricultural region.
FA3IILIEN FREUND ; Frldavs; Ger-
man; independent; eight pages ITx^; sub-
scription .SI. 50; established 1894; Adolph
Fischer, editor and publisher.
P1.AINDEAL.ER; Wednesdays; repub-
•lican; eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50;
established 1875 ; J. Van Slyke, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J ^ ^:.
ILLINOIS.
MACKINAW, Tazewell Co., 545t
pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
St. Louis and Vandalia Line Rds. and Mack-
inaw creek, 16 m. E. of Pekin, the county
seat, and 20 W. of Bloomington. Manufact-
ures flour and agricultural implements.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20; subscription §1.25; es-
tablished 1886; Benj. F. Vaughan, editor and
publisher; circulation K Jj: i\i.
MoLEAN, McLean Co., 500t pop., on
Chicago & Alton Rd.. 15 m. from Bloom-
ington, the county seat. Shipping point for
grain. Farming and live stock region.
LiENS; Fridays ; Independent ; four pages
18x24 ; subscription §1 ; established 1879; R. E.
Giflford. editor; Crihfleld Bros., publishers;
circulation L.
MoLEANSBOROUGH, c. h., Ham-
ilton Co., 1,355+ pop., on Louisville & Nash-
ville Rd., 61 m. from Evansville, Ind., and
101 from St. Louis, Mo. A well timbered,
agricultural district.
LEADER; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established 1882;
C. M. Lyon, editor and pulSlisher; circ'n K.
TIMES; Fridays; democratic; four pages
20x26; subscription $1; established 1868; J. R.
Campbell, editor and publisher ; circ'n K.
MACOMB, c. h., McDonough Co.,
4,052+ pop., on Cliicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 58 m. from Quincy and 206 W. of Chi-
cago. Located in fire clay region, and noted
for pottery, sewer pipe and tile works. Ag-
ricultural district.
JOURNAL: every morniug except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, Thursdays; republi-
can; daily four pages 15x22, weekly twelve
pages; subscription— daily $5, weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1894, weekly 1855; The Ma-
comb Journal Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation— weekly K ^^ :5:.
BY-STAND ER; Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; twelve pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1881; Van L. Hampton,
editor and publisher; circulation, ac^wa/arer-
age for the paf<t year, 3,059.
EAGLE; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1856 ;
Eagle Printing Co., editors and publishers;
circulation J.
MACON, Macon Co., S19t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd. Has tile and canning
factories. Corn and live stock raising the
chief industry.
RECORD; Fridays, independent: eight
pages 16x22; subscription $1; established 1880;
C. W. Cram, editor; Cram, Watklns & Co.,
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued irithin a year, 600.
MAHOMET, Champaign Co., 473t
pop.— township 1,500— on Cleveland, Cincin-
nati, Chicago & St. Louis Rd., 10 m. W. of
Champaign. Saw mills, feed mill and grain
elevator.
SUCKER STATE; Saturdays; inde-
pendent; eight pages 13x20: subscription $1 ;
established 1879 ; C. W. Murphy, editor and
publisher; circulation L i-: rj^.
MALTA, DeKalb Co., 461t pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 6 m. from
Kalb and 12 from Sycamore, the county
seat. In farming district.
I>[ A I L ; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1; established 1883;
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ILLINOIS.
Tyrrell & Fay, editors and publishers; circu-
lation L.
MANHATTAN, Will Co., 257t pop.,
on Wabash Rd., 9 m. S. of Joliet, the county
seat. Manufacturing and farming section.
RECORD; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1S90; A. Eberhart, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L :!: *.
MANITO, Mason Co., 444t pop., on
Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis Rd., 22 m. S. of
Peoria. Agricultural district.
EXPRESS; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1891; A. A. Nichols, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
MANSFIELD, Piatt Co., 533t pop.,
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
Louis and Wabash Rds., 32 m. E. of Bloom-
ington. A stock raising and shipping point.
EXPRESS; Fridays?
MANTENO, KanJcakee Co., 637t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 10 m. from
KAnkakee, the county seat, and 27 from
Chicago. Agricultural district.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; republi-
can; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1886; F. S. Breen, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K JjC :!:.
MARENGO, McHenry Co., \ ,445t
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 27 m.
from Rockford and 66 from Chicago.
Foundries, flouring mills and nurseries.
NEWS; Saturdays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; establislied
1892; M. C. Duffle, editor and publisher; circu-
lation J ^J :!?.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1868; J. B. Babcock, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
loithin a year. 1 ,000.
PATRON'S ADVOCATE; monthly?
MARION, c. h., Williamson Co.,
1,338+ pop., at terminus of St. Louis, Alton &
Terre Haute Rd., 172 m. from Springfield,
the State capital. Has woolen and cotton
mills. In agricultural section.
EGYPTIAN PRESS; Thursdays;
democratic; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1; established 1875; Sam K. Casey, editor; J.
C. Watson, publisher; circulation K.
LEADER; Thursdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1874; J. P. Copland, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
MARISSA, St. Clair Co., 876t pop.,
on St. Louis, Alton & Terre Haute Rd.
A coal mining town. In farming country.
MESSENGER; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subsci-iption $1 ; established
1887; R. S. Coulter, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L >\i :!;.
REFORMED PRESBYTERIAN
ADVOCATE; semi-monthly; pre.sby-
terian; twenty -eight pages 6x9; subscription
$1; established 1866; Rev. R. W. Chesnut,
editor and publisher; circulation J ^ :]:.
MAROA. Macon Co., l,164t pop., at
junction of Illinois Central and Vandalia
Line Rds., 13 m. N. of Decatur, the county
seat. In an agricultural region.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; established
1871; E.J.Carter editor and publisher; cir-
culation K ^ ^.
ILLINOIS.
TIMES; Saturdays; independent; eight,
pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; established)
1886; T.C.Grady, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
MARSEILLES, LaSalle Co., 2.'210t
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.,
8 m. from Ottawa, the county seat. A manu-
facturing place. Has water power.
PL.AINDEAL.ER; Fridays; independ-
ent; four pages 13x20; subscription 50 cents;
established 1876; Terry Simmons, editor and
publisher ; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 400.
REGISTER ; Saturdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879; Grantham & Newport, editors and
publishers; circulation L Mc ^.
MARSHALL, c. h., Clark Co.^
l,900pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago
& St. Louis and Vandalia Line Rds., 18 m.
from Terre Haute, Ind. Farming and stock
raising section.
ACORN; Fridays; people's party; eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription $1 ; established 1881 y
J. J. Sewell, editor and publisher; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 800.
CLARK CO. DEMOCRAT; Wednes
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1853 ; G. C. Harner,
editor; Handy & Harner, publishers; circ'n^
smatlest edition issued, within a year, 960.
CLARK CO. HERALD ; Wednesdays;
republican; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1868; L. S Kilborn & Sons,
editors and publishers; circulation J ^;.
MARTINSVILLE, Clark Co., 779t
pop., on Vandalia Line Rd., 29 m. from
Terre Haute, Ind. Has saw and grist mills
and brick factory.
PLANET ; Fridays; independent: eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1 ; established 1884;
A. L. Hemphill, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K ;■; ;!;.
MASCOUTAH, St. Clair Co., 2,0321"
pop., on Louisville & Nashville Rd., 25 m.
from St. Louis, Mo. Has flour mills. In
farming district.
DER ANZEIGER; Fridays; German;
independent; four pages 20x26; subscription
$1.50; established 1876; C. J. Lischer, editor-
and publisher; circulation L :;< i'^.
HERALD; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1882; Carl Mon tag, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K :■< ;I<.
MASON CITY, Mason Co., l,869t
pop., on Chicago & Alton and Illinois Cen-
tral Rds., 20 m. from Havana, the county
seat, and 40 N. of Springfield, the State cap-
ital. Engaged in agricultural pursuits.
BANNER; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; established
1891; Ruth & Montgomery, editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; inde^
pendent, eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1867; S. B. Roach, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
MATTOON, Coles Co., 6,833t pop., on.
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Rd.,at intersection of Illinois Central and
Peoria, Decatur cSt Evansville Rds., 56 m.
from Terre Haute, Ind., and 172 from Chi-
cago. A corn growing and shipping point-
In the broom corn belt.
JOURNAL; every morni ng except Satur-
day and Sunday, and WEEKLY, Satur-
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ILLIXOIS.
ILLINOIS.
days ; republican ; dally four pa^es 18x24,
weekly eight pages 15x22; subscription— daily
$5, weekly $1.50; established— daily 1874, week-
ly 1865; C. W. Twlchell, editor; Purtlll &
Twlchell, publishers; circulation — dally L,
weekly J.
COMMERCIAL. ; Thursdays; demo-
cratic; elglit pages 15x22; subscription $2; es
tabllshed 1870; Adolf Sumerlin, editor and
publisher: circulation J.
GAZETTE; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22 ; subscription SI .50; established
1872; C. G. Peck, editor; C. B. Bostwick & Co.,
publishers: circulation J.
STAK ; Saturdays?
MAY WOOD, Cook Co., l,200t pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern and Chicago
Great "Western Rds., 10 m. from Chicago,
the county seat.
ERA; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1; established 1894; Gill & Smith,
editors and publishers.
REGISTER ; Fridays?
VILLAGE HEADLIGHT; Fridays;
eight pages 13x20; subscription §1; estab-
lished 1894; Allan Reid Parrish, editor and
publisher.
MAZON, Grundy Co., 375 pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis Rds.
Farming and stock raising.
REGISTER; Thursdays; independent;
four pages 18x24; subscription ."^l; estab-
Mshed 1892; W. Dunlap, editor; Dunlap &
Clow, publishers; prints an edition for
Verona; combined circulation K.
M£DIA, Henderson Co., 200 pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd. Agricult-
ure.
RECORD; Thurs'ays; eight pages 11x16;
subscription $1.50; established 1894; H. J.
Herbertz, editor and publisher.
MELROSE PARK, Cook Co., 1,800
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 12 m.
W. of Chicago. Manufacturing. I
LEADER; Fridays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1894; Henry
Woodruff, editor ; C. A. Faust, publisher.
NEWS; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription §1 ; established 1891 ; Gill &
Smith, editors and publishers.
MELVIN, Ford Co., 491t pop., on Illi-
nois Central Rd.. 92 m. N. E. of Springfield
and 100 from Chicago. Agriculture.
TRANSCRIPT; Fridays; eight pages
15x22; subscription 81; established 1893; F. R.
Osborne, editor and publisher.
M E N D O N, Adams Co., 640t pop.
— township 1,700 — on Chicago, Burlington
& Quincy Rd., 16 m. from Quincy, thecouut}'
seat. Shipping point for hogs, cattle and
grain. Agricultural district.
DISPATCH; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1878; W. H. Mclntyre, editor and pub-
lisher: circulation K ^ >;j.
MENDOTA, LaSalle Co., 3,542t pop.,
on Illinois Central, at intersection of Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy Rds., 85 m. from
Chicago. Has foundries, flour mills, gas
works, carriage and other manufactories.
BULLETIN; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 17x24: subscriotion $1.5'!: estab-
lished 1862: Otis L. Rice, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 770.
O I' R HOPE AND LIFE IN
CHRIST; Wednesdays; undenomina-
12
tional; sixteen pages 11x14; sub.scription $1 50;
established 1888; H. Pollard, editor; The W.
A. C. P. Association, publishers; circulation,
actual average for the past year, 3,110.
POST; Saturdays; German; independent-
democratic; four pages 18x24; subscription
$1.50; established 1879; Otto Kieselbach, edi-
tor and publisher; circulation K ;-c ili.
REPORTER; Saturdays; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878; Otto F. Kieselbach, editor and
publisher; circulation K ;jc :•:.
MEREDOSIA, Morgan Co., 621t pop.,
on Wabash, Kd. and on W. bank of the
Illinois r., 58 m. W. of Springfield, the
State capital. 3Ianufactures flour and
lumber.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; established
1890; William T. Hedenberg, editor and pub*
Usher; circulation L ^ :J:.
METAMORA, c. h., Woodford Co.,
758+ pop., on Chicago & Alton Rd., 30 m. from
Bloomington. Manufacturing town.
HERALD ; Thursdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1889; Henrietta Knoblanch, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L j|: :-j.
METROPOLIS CITY, c. h., Mas-
sac Co., 3,573+ pop., on St. Louis, Alton &
Terre Haute Rd. and Ohio r., 40 m. from
Cairo. A manufacturing town.
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878; F. A. Trousdale, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
within a year, 648.
MASSAC JOURNAL -REPUBLI-
CAN ; "^ ednesdays; republican; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1864; A.
N. Starkes, editor; A. N. Starkes & Co., ptib-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 768.
MILAN, Jiock Island Co., 692t pop., on
Rock Island & Peoria Rd. and Rock r. &
Hennepin canal. Farming and coal region.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1 ; established 1893; Geo. W. Smith,
editor; News Printing Co.. publishers; circu-
lation K.
MILFORD, Iroquois Co., 95rt pop,,
on Chicago & Eastern Illinois Rd., 36 m. N. of
Danville and 87 S. of Chicago. Wagon fact-
ory, tile and brick works and flour mill.
HERALD; Thursdays; republican; four
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1876; Eugene L'Hote, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
MILLEDGEVILLE, Carroll Co.,
446+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 15 m. N. W. of Sterling. Has flour
mills. Agriculture and stock raising.
FREE PRESS; Thursdays: independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1885; A. T. Cowan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L.
MINIER, Tazewell Co., 66-lt pop., on
Chicago & Alton and Vandalia Line Rds.,
17 m. from Bloomington. Grain elevators,
carriage shops and tile factory.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; four
pages 17x24; subscription $1..50; established
1875; Crihfleld Bros., editors and publishers;
circulation L.
MINONK, Woodford Co., 2,316t pop.,
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Illi-
nois Central Rds., 30 m. from Bloomington.
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GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
Floui' mill, coal mine, tile works aud brick-
yards.
BLADE; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1874; Fort & Huett, editors and publishers;
circulation K.
NEWS; Fridays ; independent-demo-
cratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1878; A. K. Tate, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J ^.
MOLINE, Hock Island Co., 12,0001
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific, Chi-
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul and Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Eds. and Mississippi
r., 178 m. W. of Chicago. Has plow, wagon
and organ manufactories, milling and ele-
vator machinery works.
DISPATCH; every evening except
Sunday, and REVIEW-DISPATCH,
Fridays; republican; daily four pages 20x26,
Saturday and weekly eight pages 20x24; sub-
scription— daily $5, weeklj' $1; established-
daily 1878, weekly 1870; Moline Dispatch Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circu-
lation--dailv, actual average for the past
year, 1,959. 'Weekly J ;!;.
Advert i sequent. —TYiis paper is credited ^vith a
higher circulation rating than any other daily
issued in Rock Island County, and the accuracy
of its rating is guaranteed by the publishers of
this Directory, who will pay a reward of one
hundred dollars to the first person who proves
that its issues were not as stated.
REPUBLICAN JOURNAL.; every
evening except Sunday, and S E M I-
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, Tuesdays
and Fridays; republican; four pages 20x26;
subscription— daily $5, semi- weekly $1; es-
tablished—daily 1883, semi-weekly 1879; Myron
Jordan, editor; Eastman & Jordan, publish-
ers; circulation— daily, actual average for
the p'^st year, 1,441. Semi- weekly K Jji H^.
NYA PRESSEN; Thursdays; Swedish;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1891 ; New Press Publishing Co., editors
and publishers; circulation K.
SUNDAY MAIL; Sundays; independ-
ent; twelve pages 15x22; subscription $2;
established 1892; T. L. Stanley, editor and
publisher; circulation K ^: ^ .
VIRINGEN; Mondays; Swedish; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1894;
Alfred Rundquist. editor aud publisher.
WESTERN PLOWMAN; semi-
monthly; agricultural; twenty-four pages
8x11; subscription 50 cents; established 1882;
J. W. Warr, editor and publisher; circula-
tion D iji ;;j.
BUSINESS EDUCATION; monthly;
educational; thirty pages 7x10; subscription
50 cents; establistied 1891; J. W. Warr, editor
and publisher; circulation J.
M O M £ N C £, Kankakee Co., l,635t
pop., at intersection of Chicago & Eastern
Illinois and Indiana, Illinois & Iowa Rds.,
50 m. S. of Chicago. In agricultural, stock
a-aising and dairying region.
PRESS ; Thursdays ; eight to twelve pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1887;
Chas. S. McNicholls, editor and publisher;
circulation K ^.
REPORTER; Fridays ; republican ;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1869; C. E. Carter, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
irithin a year, 800.
MONMOUTH, c. h., Warren Co.,
5,936t pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
and Iowa Central Rds., 26 m. from Missis-
sippi r. Manufactui-es agricultural imple-
ments, sewer pipe, road carts, stoneware
and paving brick. Seat of Monmouth Col-
ILLINOIS.
lege. Agricultural and horse breeding dis-
trict.
REVIEW ; every evening except Sun-
day, and SEMI- WEEKLY, Mondays and
Thursdays; independent; four pages 20x24;
subscription — daily $5, semi -weekly $1.50;
established 1855; Hugh R. Moffet, editor; Re-
view Printing Co., publishers; circulation-
daily J, semi-weekly K.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; republican;
twelve pages 18x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
Uslied 1846; Monmouth Republican Printing
Co., editors and publishers; circulation,
S7nallest edition issued within a year, 1,200.
Adrertisement.~lhe Republican-Atlas was es-
tablished in 1846, and is the only Republican
paper in a Republican county. It is also the
only paper in the county with a sworn circula-
tion of 1,500. Advertisers can successfully cover
the county by the use of this paper. Refer-
ences, Second National Bank, National Bank of
Monmouth, People's National Bank.
WARREN CO. DEMOCRAT; Tliurs
days; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1887; E. B. Eicher,
editor; Warren County Publishing Co. (Incor-
porated), publishers; circulation, actual aver-
age for the past year, 1,711.
RAVELINGS; monthly, during col-
lege year; collegiate; thii'ty-six pages 8x11;
subscription $1 ; established 1887; Annex Joint
Stock Co., editors and publishers; circula-
tion L :■: i'fi.
MONTICELLO, c. h., Fiatt Co.,
1,643+ pop., on Sangamon r., Illinois Central
and Wabash Rds., midway between Chicago
and St. Louis, Mo. Has patent fence works,
machine shops, flour mills, harness and
cigar manufactories and tile works. Stock
raising and corn growing region.
BULLETIN; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50 ; established
1862; Wm. E. Krebs. editor and publisher;
circulation J.
PIATT CO. REPUBLICAN; Thurs
days; republican; eight pages 15x24; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1887; G. A. Burgess,
editor aud publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 1,300.
MORGAN PARK, Cook Co., 700
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Rd. Seat of Military College and three
seminaries.
REFLECTOR; Fridays?
MORRIS, c. li., Grundy Co., 3,6.53t
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rd.
and Illinois & Michigan canal, 62 m. from
Chicago. Depot for grain, cattle, pork,
coal, etc. Manufacturing brick and fire-
proof material a leading industry.
HERALD; every eveningexcept Sunday,
and WEEIvL Y, Fridays; republican; daily
four pages 17x22, weekly eight pages 18x24;
subscription— daily $4, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished 1853; W. L. Sackett, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation— daily K, weekl3' J.
POST; every eveningexcept Sunday, and
WEEKLY, Thursdays; independent;
daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight pages;
subscription — daily $4, weekly $1; estab-
lished-daily 1889, weekly 1890; F. N. Hull,
editor aud publisher; circ'n— daily L ;!::;:,
weekly L H^ ^.
GRUNDY CO. SENTINEL; Fridays;
democratic; four pages 18x24; .subscription
$1; established 1878; W. M. Reed, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
MORRISON, c, h., Whiteside Co.,
2,088+ pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd..
124 m. from Chicago. Agricultural, dairying
and stock raising country.
RECORD; Saturdays ; independent ;
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
eight paftes 15x22; subscription §1.50; H. E.
Brinvn. editor ami pul)lislipr.
WHITESIDE SENTINEL.; Tiiuis
days; four pages 22x28; subscription $2; es-
tal'illslu'd 1857; Charles Bent, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
MORRISONVILLE, Christian Co.,
844+ pop., on Wabash Rd., 14 m. from Taylor-
ville, the county seat. A manufacturing
town.
TIMES; Thursdays ; neutral ; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1.50; established
1873; S. W. Gulp, editor and publisher; circu-
lation L.
MORTON, Tazewell Co., 657t pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe and Van-
dalia Line Rds., 9 m. S. E. of Peoria. Has
wagon and tile manufactories, potterj' and
grain elevator.
3IESSENGER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; suljscription $1; estab-
lished 1S91; Keister & Mosimon, editors and
publishers; circulation L:i: ^.
MOUND CITY, c. li., Pulaski Co.,
2,500 pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chi-
cago & St. Louis Rd. and Ohio r., 7 m.
above Cairo. Lumbering, ship building and
manufacturing are the leading industries.
ENTEllPKISE; every morning, and
PULASKI ENTERPRISE, Saturdays;
•daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight pages;
subscription— daily $4, weekly §1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1894, weekly 1S92; J. F. Connell&
Son, editors and publishers; circulation —
weekly L.
REPUBLICAN; Saturdays; i-epublican;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1M94; F. M. Collins, editor; Richard M.
Borden, publisher.
MOUNDS STATION, Brown Co.,
325 pop., on Waoash Rd., fi m. E. of Mt.
Sterling, the county seat. Coal mining and
farming.
BEACON LIGHT; Fridays; eightpages
15x22; subscription §1; established 1894; J.
H. Lucas, editor and publisher.
MOUNT CARMEIi, c. h., Wahash
Co., 3,376+ pop., at Intersection of Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis and Louis-
ville, Evansville & St. Louis Consolidated
Rds., on Wabash r., about 24 m. below Vin-
cennes, Ind. Engaged in manufactures.
REGISTER; Thursdaj's; democratic;
eight pages 15x22; subscription §1.25; es-
tablished 1839 ; Frank W. Havill, editor and
publisher; circulation J.
REPUBLICAN ; Fridays : republi-
can ; four pages 22x2S; subscription $1.25:
established 1878; D. E. Keen, editor ana
publisher; circulation K.
MOUNT MORRIS, Ogle Co., 895t
pop., on Chicago. Burlington & Quincy Rd.,
100 m. W. of Chicago. In farming country.
GOSPEL MESSENGER; Tuesdays;
German; baptist; sixteen pages 12xl(); sub-
scription §1.50; established 1863; D. L. Miller
& H. B. Brumbaugh, editors; Brethren's Pub-
lishing Co., publishers; dated also at Hunt-
ingdon, Pa.; circulation, smallest edition
issued within a year, 14, COO.
INDEX ; Thursdays; independent; four
pages20x26; subscription $1; established 1890;
Chas. T. Cogglns, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K ^ ^.
BIBLE STUDENT; monthly; unde-
nominational; eight pages 9x14; subscription
50 cents; established 1894; E. S. Young,
editor; Young Bros., publishers; does not
insert advertisements.
BRETHREN'S MISSIONARY
VISITOR; quarterly, January, April, July
and October; baptist brethren; thirty-two
pages 6x9; subscription 25 cents; established
1894; The General Missionary and Tract Com-
mittee of the German Baptist Brethren
Chui'ch. editors and publishers.
MOUNT OlilVE, Macoupin Co.,
1,936+ pop., on Chicago, Peoria & St. Louis,
St. Louis & Peoria and Wabash Rds. Min-
ing region.
HERALD ; Saturdays; eight pages 13x20;
subscription $1.50; established 1881; H. F.
Tillman, editor and publisher.
TEUTONIA; Fridays ; German ; inde-
pendent: eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1S93; R. Krueger, editor;
Teutonia Publishing Co., publishers; circula-
tion J ;-j :|;. ,
MOUNT PULASKI, Logan Co.,
1,357+ pop., on Illinois Central and Peoria,
Decatur & Evansville Rds. Stock raising,
coal mining and grain shipping point.
NEWS; Saturdays ; Independent ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1884 ; S. Linn Beidler, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, actual average for the past year,
1,992.
MOUNT STERLING, c.li.,5ro«7n
Co., 1,655+ pop., on Wabash Rd., 39 m. from
Quincy and 75 from Springfield, the State
capital. Has flouring mills and tile factory
Agricultural section.
BROWN CO. REPUBLICAN ;Thurs'
daj's; republican; eight pages 16x22; sub-
scription §1.50; established 1890; J. W. Bleyer,
editor and publisher; circulation K.
DE3IOCRAT-MESSAGE; Saturdays;
democratic; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1848; W. B. Davis, editor;
Davis & Davis, publishers; circulation J.
EXAi>IINER; Saturdays; independent-
democratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1; established 1888; M. Brooks, editor; Geo.
S. Campbell, publisher; circulation K.
MOUNT CARROLL, c. h., Car- moUNT VERNON, c. h., Je^rerson
roll Co., 1,836+ pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul Rd., 27 m. from Freeport and 130
from Chicago. Good stock and grain rais-
ing country.
CARROLL CO. DEMOCRAT; every
morning except Monday, and SEMI-
WEEKLY, Wednesdays and Saturdays;
democratic; four pages 15x22; subscription-
daily §5.20, semi-weeklv §1.50; established-
daily 1893, semi-weekly 1890; Cal. M. Feezer,
editor and publisher ; circulation — semi-
weeklv J jj; :!;.
CARROLL CO. MIRROR; semi
weekly, Mondays and Thursdays; eightpages
17x24; subscription §1.50; established 1858; W.
L. Paterbaugh, editor and publisher; circula-
tion K 5jt ^ .
Co., 3,233+ pop., on Louisville & Nashville,
Louisville, Evansville & St. Louis and Wa-
bash, Chester & Western Rds., 76 m. from
St. Louis, Mo. Has steam flour mills, woolen
and saw mills and car manufactory.
REGISTER; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY", Wednesdays; re-
publican; four pages — dailj' 18x24, weeklj-
20x26; subscription — daily $5, weekly §1;
established— daily 1892, weekly 1884; Morris
Emmerson, editor and publisher; circula-
tion—daily K :■; i\:, weekly K i'fi ^<.
JEFFERSON CO. DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays; democratic; four pages 20x26;
subscription §1; established 1893; H.;H. Sim-
mons, editor; C. F.Ellis, publisher.
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ILLINOIS.
NEWS; Weduesdays; democratic; eight
pages 15x23; subscription $1 ; establislied 1871;
Pace & Baker, editors and publisliers: circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 840.
PROGRESSIVE FARMER;
Thursdaj's ?
MOWEAQUA, Shelby Co., 855t pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 16 m. S. of De-
catur. Farming and stock raising region.
CAIjLi-MAILi ; Fridays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1882 ; Bryce P. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
MULBERRY GROVE, Bcmd Co.,
800 pop., on Vandalia Line Rd., 8 m. from
Greenville, the county seat. Agricultural
and stock raising district.
ARGUS; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 13x20; subscription $1; established
1893; Hart & Hinton, editors and publishers;
circulation L.
MURPHYSBORO, c. h., Jackson
Co., 3,8S0t pop., on Chicago & Texas,
Mobile & Ohio and St. Louis, Alton &
Terre Haute Rds. and Big Muddy r., 15 m. E.
of Mississippi r., S m. from Carbondale. Coal
mining, fruit growing and farming section.
ERA ; evei-y morning except Monday, and
JACKSON CO. ERA, Fridays; repub
lican; eight pages— daily 18x24, weekly 20x26;
subscription— daily $6, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1891, weekly 1873; Burr & Burr,
editoi's and publishers; circ'n— daily L ;1< ^,
weekly K ^ ^:.
INDEPENDENT; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEKLY, Fridays; demo-
cratic; eight pages 13x20; subscription— daily
$7, weekly $1.50; established — daily 1891,
weekly 1872; J. J. Penny, editor and pub-
lisher; circ'n— daily L :•: i\:, weekly K v5- ^.
JOURNAIj; Fridays; people's party;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1894; Geo. W. Everts, editor and pub-
lisher.
NAPERVILLE, DuPage Co., 2,216t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
and DuPage r. , 30 m. from Chicago. Several
manufactories and stone quarries. Agri-
cultural country.
CLARION; Wednesdays; neutral; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1863 ; D. B. Givler, editor and publisher ; cir-
culation K.
COLLEGE CHRONICLE; monthly,
during the college year; collegiate; literary;
twenty-four pages 9x12 : subscription 75 cents ;
established 1879; Henry A. Smith, editor; Col-
lege Chronicle Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation L.
NASHVILLE, c. h., Washington Co.,
2,084+ pop., on Centralia & Chester and
Louisville & Nashville Rds., 50 m. from
St. Louis, Mo., and 120 from Springfield, the
State capital. Surrounded by prairie lands.
DEMOCRAT; Fridays; democratic;
four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1849; Veruor & Carson, editors and pub-
lisliers; circulation J ^x ?•<.
ILLINOIS VOLKSBLATT; Thurs
days; German; republican; four pages 20x26;
subscription $1.50; established 1876; F. Krum-
sick, editor: Schmidt & Waldo; publishers;
cii'culatlon J i\i i'^.
JOURNAL ; Fridays; republican; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
\861 ; Schmidt & Watts, editors and publish-
ers; circulation J ^ ;|<.
POST; Fridays; German; eight pages
18x24, subscription $3; established 1887; Dr.
ILLINOIS.
H. D. Schmidt, editor; H. D. Schmidt & Son,
publishers; circulation K.
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS,
iS*. Clair Co., 350 pop., on Mississippi r., op-
posite St. Louis, Mo. Has large cattle mar-
ket.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK RE-
PORTER; every morning except Sundaj';
live stock; four paues 13x20; subscription
$4; established 1890; Philip H. Hale, editor
and publisher; circulation H ^^ :J:.
NAUVOO, Hancock Co., l,208t pop.,
on Mississippi r., at head of lower rapids,
8 m. below Fort Madison, la., and 12 above
Keokuk. Grape culture and farming.
INDEPENDENT ; Fridays; Independ-
ent; eight pages 20x26 ; subscription $2; estab-
lished 1873 ; Baumert Bros., editors and pub-
lishers; circulation K ;!; ^c.
RUSTLER ; Tuesdays ; Independent ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
189U; Argast & Bossier, editors and publishers;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 700.
NEBO, Pike Co.. 453t pop., on Chicago
& Alton Rd., 14 miles E. of Louisiana, Mo.,
and 45 W. S. W. of Jacksonville. Farming
district.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE; Fridays?
N E O G A, Cumberland Co., 829t pop.,
at crossing of Illinois Central and Toledo,
St. Louis & Kansas City Rds., 12 m. from
Mattoon. Hay pressing and shipping of live
stock are the leading industries.
NEWS; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1876; T. R. Hancock, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued witJiin a
year, 840.
PROGRESS; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1889; John Howk, editor; Howk Bros., pub-
lishers; circulation L >;: i'fi.
NEW BOSTON, Mercer Co., 445t
pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd.
and Mississippi r. Has flouring and plan-
ing mill and manufactures wagons, etc.
LIBERATOR ; Thursdays ; people's
party: eight pages 13x20; subscription $1;
established 1894; Van Willits, editor; The
Liberator Pulilishing Co., publishers.
REPORTER; Thursdays; four pages
18x24; subsci-iption $1; established 1893: W.
S. Welsh, editor; F. V. Dixon, publisher; cir-
culation L.
NEW CANTON, J'i^e Co.,m^ pop.,
on Burlington Route Rd., 2? m. S. E. of
Quincy. Flour mill and wagon shops.
Farming.
SATURDAY BREEZE; Saturdays;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1894; W. L. Nichols, editor and pub-
lisher.
NEWMAN, Douglas Co., 990t pop,,
on Indiana, Decatur & Western Rd., 52 m.
E. of Decatur. Engaged In farming.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; republican;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1875; M. S. Smith, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
ivithin a year, 2,352.
NEWTON, c. h., Jasper Co., l,428t
pop., on Peoria, Decatur & EvansvIJle and
Indiana & Illinois Southern Rds. and Em-
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
barras r. Has roller mills, canning and egg
case factories and creamery.
y\ EXT<) R ; Wednesdays ; republican ;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1879 : J. E. O. Clark, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
PRESS; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages irix.i2; subscription $1.25; established
1864 ; Frank L. Sbup and James W. Gibson,
editors and publishers; circulation.K:|c ;ls.
NIANTIC, Macon Co., 639t pop., on
Wabasli Kd., 5 m. from Illlopolis and 12
from Decatur, the county seat. Has grist
mill and warehouse for grain. Mining.
TIMES; Saturdays; iudeoendent; eight
pai,'es 15x22 ; subscription .•§! ; established
189.'; yy. B. Garber, editor and publisher; cir-
culation L.
NOBLE, Richland Co., 424t pop., on
Baltimore & Ohio and Southwestern Rds.,
9 in. from Olnej', the county seat. Agricult-
ural and fruit raising section.
PILOT; Thursdays; people's party; four
pages 20x26; subscription §1; established
1893; Glias. E. Palmer, editor; Palmer & Co.,
publishers; circulation, actual average for
the jiast near, 7-J2.
NOKOMIS, Montgomery Co., l,305t
pop., on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago &
' St. Louis Rds., 16 m. N. E. of Hillsboro, the
county seat, and 81 from St. Louis, Mo.
Agricultural region.
DEUTSCH-A3IERIKANER; Wed-
nesdays: German; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription SI. 50 ; established 1880 ; Wild &
ILLINOIS.
eight pages 13x20; subscription §1.50; estab-
lished 1863: Wild & Whitten, editors and pub-
lishers ; circulation, smallest edition issued
tcittiin a year, 624.
NORMAL, McLean Co., 3,459t pop.,
on Illinois Central and Chicago & Alton
Rds. Has nm-series and manufactories and
Illinois State Normal Universitj-.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1887; J. L. Hasbrouck, editor; Has-
brouck & Neeld, publishers ; circulation,
smallest edition issued within a year, 7iiO.
NEW GRA X«E NEWS ; semi-monthly ;
agricultural; eight pages 20x26; subscription
SOcents: established 1877; Alex. Ready, editor;
Home Journal Publishing Co., publishers;
circulation H ^ ;■;.
VIDETTE; monthly, during school rear;
scholastic; thirty-six pages 8x11; subscrip-
tion 81; established 1889; Students of the
Illinois State Normal University, editors and
publishers; circulation J i'fi }■:.
NORTH HARVEY, Coo7cCo.,19m.
S. of Chiciigo. Mauufactiiring town.
«>J\?^T^^ND NORTH HARVEY
UERAIiD; Fridays; prohibition; four
pages 20x26: subscription fi\; established 1894;
\V. Arthur Jones, editor and jmblisher.
NORTH KANKAKEE, Kanlcahee
Co., 800 pop., on Illinois Central Rd. Furni-
ture factories, foundry, planing mills.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages 17x24; sub-
scription .SI; established 1893; Kennedy &
Gray, editors and publishers; circulation L.
NUNDA, McHenry Co., 438t pop., on
Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 8 m. from
Woodstock, the county seat, and 43 from
Chicago Ships milk, butter and produce to
Chicago. Has two pickle factories. In
farming and dairying section.
HERALD: Fridays; neutral; four pages
18x24: subscription $1.25; established 1875;
I. M. Mallory, editor and publisher; circ'n J.
OAKLAND, Coles Co., 995t pop.,
on Toledo, St. Louis & Kansas City and Van-
dalia Line Rds., 40 m. W. of Terre Haute'
Ind. Farming and stock raising.
EAGLE; Fridays; republican eight pages
15x22; subscription §1.25 ; established 1893;
Wm. T. Childress, editor and publisher; cir-
culation J i\x ;■:.
LEDGER; Fridays; independent; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1; established
187s ; L. T. Yeargin. editor; J. S. & M. E.
Yeargin, publishers; circulation H ;•; ;•;.
OAK PARK, Cook Co., 4,771t pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern and Wisconsin
Central Rds., 2 m. W. of and a suburb of
Chicago.
NACHRICHTEN A US SCHLES-
WIG-HOLSTEIN; Tuesdays; German;
four pages 18x24; subscription $1; established
1888; H. Kaul, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued unthin a year, 4,200.
REPORTER; Fridays ; eight pages
17x24; subscription $1.50; established 1887;
Isaac Herr, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
WEEK'S CURRENT; Mondays;
Independent; eight pages 11x16; subscription
$1.25; established 18S3; E. O. Vaile, editor and
publisher; dated also at Chicago; circulation,
actual average for the past year, 14,394.
INTELLIGENCE; semi-monthly, ex-
cept July and August; educational; twenty
pages 11x15; subscription $1.50; established
1880; E. O. Vaile, editor and publisher; dated
also at Chicago; circulation, acttta? average
for the past year, 12,165.
aiESSAGE AND DEACONESS AD-
VOCATE; monthly: methodist-episcopal;
sixteen pages 9x12; subscription 50 cents; es-
tablished 1885; Esther Tuttle Pritchard, edi-
tor; J. L. Meyer, publisher; circ'n H j-j ;•;.
STAR; monthly; young people; eight
pages 12x15; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished 1894; W. T. Best & Co., editors and
publishers.
OBLONG, Craicford Co., 390t pop.,
on Indiana & Illinois Southern Rd., 9 m.
from Robinson, the county seat. Agricult-
ure.
LEDGER; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1894; David D. Slagle. editor and publisher.
ODELL, Livingston Co., SOOf pop., on
Chicago & Alton Rd.
GAZETTE AND REPORTER ; Sat-
urdays; eight pages 15x22: subscrii)tion $1.50;
established 1888; C. A. Stuck, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation, smallest edition issued
u-ithin a year, 550.
ODIN, Marion Co., 817t pop., on Balti-
more & Ohio, Southwestern and Illinois
Central Rds., 6 m. W. of Salem, the county
seat.
JOURNAL; Thur.sdays; eight pages
13x20; subscription $1; established 1893; Fyke
Bros, it Co., editors and publishers: circ'n L.
OGDEN, Chnmpaig)! Co., 334t pop., on
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis
Rd., 12 m. E. of Orbana, the county seat.
Agriculture. Grain market.
COURIER; Fridays; independent: eight
pages 13x20: subscription .$1; established 1S94;
J. R. Watkins, editor and publisher.
OHIO, Bureau Co., 364t pop., on Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quiney Rd., 19 m. W. of
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ILLINOIS.
ILLINOIS.
Mendota and 47 S. E. of Clinton, la. Has
wagon niaunfactories.
HERALD; Saturdays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1891; P. P. Michael, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation L j]: ijj.
OlfNEY, c. h., Richland Co., 3,831t
pop., on Baltimore & Ohio, Southwestern
and Peoria, Decatur & Evansville Rds., 31
m. from Vincennes, Ind., and 117 from St.
Louis, Mo. Engaged in manufacturing. A
shipping point and trade center.
ADVOCATE; Tuesdays; republican;
four pages 22x28; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1884; R. T. Fry, editor and publisher;
circulation, smallest edition issued within a
year, 9()l ).
DEMOCRAT ; Thursdays: democratic;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 18'.tl; Richardson & Stoll, editors and
publishers; circulation K ^j ;];.
REPUBL.ICA1N ; Wednesdays; repub-
lican; four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1847; Dan W. Fritchey, editor; T.
A. Fritchey & Co., publishers; circulation,
smallest editionissued tvithina year, 800.
TIMES ; Wednesdays; democratic; four
pages 20x26; subscription $1.50; established
1856; W. F. Beck, editor and publisher; circu-
lation K ;■; i'fi.
ONARGA, Iroquois Co., 9441 pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 85 m. from Chicago.
In an agricultural district.
L.EADER AND REVIEW; Fridays;
independent ; eight pages 18x24; subscription
$1.50; established 1870; Palmer & Gilbert, edi-
tors and publisliers; circulation J.
OQUAWKA, c. h., Henderson Co.,
1,080+ pop. (Of township), on Chicago, Bur-
lington & Quincy Rd. and Mississippi r.,
132 m. N. W. of Springfield, the State capital.
In an agricultui-al section.
HENDERSON CO. DEMOCRAT;
Wednesdays; democratic: four pages 18x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1889; S. J. Mc-
Donald, editor; L. I. Hutchins, publisher; cir-
culation Kijc ;•{.
HENDERSON CO. JOURNAL;
Thursdays ; I'epublican ; four pages 18x24 ; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1878; E. A. Hail,
editor and publisher ; circulation, smallest
edition issued ivithin a year, 972.
SPECTATOR; Wednesdays; prohibi-
tion ; four pages 17x24; subscription $1.50; es-
tablished 1848 ; Harry N. Patterson, editor and
publisher; circulation, smaWes^ edition issued
u'ithin a year, 330.
ORANGEVILLE, Stephenson Co.,
347t pop., on Illinois Central Rd. Grist mill.
Farming region.
COURIER; Saturdays ; independent ;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1884; Harry U. Hartzell, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
OREANA, Macon Co., 125 pop., on Il-
linois Central Rd., 9 m. N. of Decatur, the
county seat. Farming i-egion.
HERAIjD ; Thursdays; four pages 20x26;
subscription $1; established 1891; Samuel
Ritcliie, editor and publisher; circulation L.
OREGON, C. h., Ogle Co., l,566t pop.,
on Cliicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. and
Rock r., 99 m. from Chicago. Engaged in
manufacturing, farming and grain raising.
A summer resort.
INDEPENDENT- DEMOCRAT ;
Wednesdays; democratic; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1.50; established 1866 ; Wag-
goner & Johnston, editors and publishei-s;
circulation J.
OGLE CO. REPORTER; Wednes-
days; republican; eight pages 17x24; sub-
scription $2; established 1851; T. O. Johnston,
editor and publisher; circulation K^ H^.
REPUBLICAN; Fridays; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1889; J.
Daniel Seibert & Evan L. Reed, editors and
publishers ; circulation, smallest edition
issued tvithin a year, 1,000.
ORION, Henry Co., 624t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy and Rock
Island & Peoria Rds.. 20 m. S. E. of Rock
Island. Center of farming district.
TI3IES; Fridays; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1877; W. A. Bolles,
editor and publisher; circulation, smallest
edition issued within a year, 400,
OTTAWA, c. h., LaSalle Co., 9,9851
pop., on Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rds. and Illi-
nois r., at mouth of Fox r. and Illinois &
Michigan canal, 84 m. from Chicago. Glass
bottles, lamp chimneys, flint, Are bricks,
drain tile, pottery, tile roofing and window
glass are manufactured. Grain shipped
from this point. In coal region.
FREE TRADER; every morning ex-
cept Saturday, and WEEKLY, Fridays;
democratic; daily four pages 18x22, Sunday
and weekly eight pages 15x22; subscription-
daily .$5, Sunday $1.25, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1889, weekly 1840 ; Wm. Osman,
editor; William Osman & Son, publishers;
circulation— daily K :;< i-^; weekly K ;•? :;J.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, Sunday morning and liA SAIiLE
CO. JOURNAL, Wednesdays; inde-
pendent; daily four, Sunday eight pages lix
22, weeklv twelve pages 15x22; subscinption—
daily $5. "Sunday $1.50, weekly $1.50: estab-
lished 1880; Lester A. Rose, editor; Lester A.
Rose & Co., publishers; an edition of the daily,
entitled the Twin City Journal, is is.iued for
LaSalle and Peru ; the weekly edition is also
dated at La Salle; circ'n— daily J, weekly K.
REPUBLICAN-TIMES; every even-
ing except Sunday, and WEEKIiY. Thurs-
days; republican; daily four pages 18x22;
weekly eight pages 15x22; subscription— dally
$5, weekly $1.50; established — daily 1877,
weekly 1879; Sapp & Nattinger, editors and
publishers; circ'n— daily K ;1;:1<, weekly K jf:^.
CENTRAL ILLINOIS WOCHEN-
BLATT; Fridays; German; independent-
republican; eight pages 16x22; subscription
$2; established 1868; J. J. Witte & Son, editors
and publishers; circulation J ;;: :i:.
LASALLE CO. HEROLD; Fridays;
German ; independent ; eight pages 15x22 : sub-
scription $2.50 ; established 1880; C. Zwanzig,
editor and publisher; circulation H ;•; ;•:.
LASALLE CO. WORKMAN AND
FARMER; Saturdays; eight pages 15x22;
subscription $1; established 1891; Joseph A.
Hopp, editor and publisher.
PALATINE, Cook Co., 891t pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 26 m. from
Chicago, the county seat. Has flour, feed,
planing and flax mills and leather factory.
In agricultural district.
ENTERPRISE; Saturdays?
PALESTINE, Craioford Co., 732t
pop., on Indiana & Illinois Southern Rd.,
35 m. S. W. of Terre Haute, Ind. Has
woolen and floiir mills, plow factories and
machine and car shops.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established 1891;
I. H. Bussard, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 400.
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ILLINOIS.
PALMYRA, Macoupin Co., 505t pop.,
on St. Louis, Chicago & St. Paul Rd., 36 m.
S. W. of Spriiifffleld, the State capital. Poul-
try and stock raising the chief industries.
IIEKAL.I); Fridays; eight pages 13x20;
sul)S( ripion $1; established 1894; Wm. R.
McCracken. editor and pulillsher.
TUAXSCIMPT; Fridays: democratic;
eiglit pages 13.\20; subscription §1; Goodhead
.•<: Sloan. editoi*s and publishers; circulation,
smallest edition issued iiHthin a j/t'or. 628.
PANA, Christian Co., 5,0T7t pop., on
Baltimore & Ohio, Southwestern, Cleveland,
Cincinnati, Chicago & St. Louis and Illinois
Central Rds., 42 m. from Springfield, the
State capital, and 95 from St. Louis, Mo.
Surrounded by coal mines.
PAIjLiAD11T>I ; every evening except
Sunday, and WEEK.L1Y, Saturdays; demo-
cratic; daily four pages, 18x24; weekly ten
pa>jres; subscription — dally $5. weeklj' $1; es-
tablished—daily 1886, weekly 1869; Jacob
Swallow, editor and publisher; circulation
— dailv L, weeklv K.
GAZETTE; Saturdays ; republican ;
eight pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1865; B. F. Burch, editor and publisher;
circulation ; K ^ ;•;.
PARIS, c. h., Edgar Co., 4,996t pop.,
on Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & St.
. Louis and Vandalia Line Rds., 19 m. from
Terre Haute, Ind. Engaged in manufact-
uring. Trade center.
BE A CON ; every evening except Sunday,
and WEEKLY, Fridays; republican; daily
four pages 18x24, weekly eight pages 15x22 ;
subscriptaou— dailv S5, weekly $1.50; estab-
lished—daily 1888, weekly 1848; McFarren
Davis, editor; Pai-is Beacon Publishing Co.,
publishers: clre'n — dally K ^ ^, weekly J ^i'fi.
GAZETTE ; every morning except Sun-
day, and WEEKLY, "Wednesdays; demo-
cratic; dailj- four pages 18x22, weeklj' eight
pages: subscription— dally $5. weekly $1.50;
established— daily 1893, weekly 18T3: Shoaff
Bros., editors and publishers; circulation
—dailv K ili J-J, weekly K j»: ^J:.
REPUBLICAN; every morning except
Sunday, and WEEKIiY, Fridays; repub-
lican; daily four pages 15x22, weekly eight
pages; subscription— dally $5.20, weekly $1;
established — daily 1886, weekly 1864; J. M.
Sheets, editor and publisher ; circ'n smallest
edition issued u:ithin a year — daily 49U;
^veeklyl.W).
HERALD; Fridays; democratic; eight
pages 15x22; suliscription fil.50; established
1890; J. G. Wittick, editor; WIttIck Bros., pub-
lisliers; circulation KH^;;-;.
ANCHOR AND SHIELD; monthly:
Ancient Order of United Workmen: eight
pages 15x22: subscription $1; established
ISsii; D. I. Lillard, editor and publisher; cir-
culation, smallest edition issued loithin a
year. 20,000.
PARK RIDGE, Cool- Co.,987t*pop-.
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 13 m. from
and a suburb of Chicago.
ILLINOIS GOOD TEMPLAR;
monthly; temperance; eight pages 9x11; sub-
scription 25 cents; established 1894: Wm. Mc-
Whorter, editor; Good Templar Publishing
Co., publishers.
P ATOKA, Marion Co., 502t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd., 15 m. from Centralia.
A farming country
ENTERPRISE; Wednesdays: eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1881; J. E. Smith, editor: Joy & Co., publish-
ers; prints special editions for neighboring
towns; combined circulation L.
NEWS; Fridays; independent; eight
ILLINOIS.
pages 13x20; subscription $1; established
1894; Clyde Soots, editor and publisher.
POST; Fridays; democratic; eight pages
15x22; subscription §1 ; established 1892; G. W.
Gaullney, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
PAWNEE, Sangamon Co., 300 pop.,
on Pawnee Rd., 18 m. S. E. of Springfield,
the county seat and State capital. Has a
tiling factorj' and two elevators.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; estab-
lished 1888; Adelbert Lewis, editor; Lewis
B.ros., publisheru; circulation, smallest edi-
tion issncd vitliin a year, 400.
PAWPAW, Lee Co., 850 pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd. Lum-
ber, grain and coal are the chief products.
HERALD; Thursdays; Independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1877 ; C. A. Morris, editor and publisher ;
circulation K.
LEE CO. TIMES; Fridays; repiibllcan;
eight pages 13x20: subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1878; O. W. Briggs, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
PAXTON, c. h.. Ford Co., 2,187t
pop., on Illinois Central and Lake Erie &
Western Rds., 25 m. from Champaign and
103 from Chicago. In a farming country.
EASTERN ILLINOISREGISTER;
Wednesdaj's; Independent-democratic; eight
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50: estabMshed
1875; J. C. Dunham, editor and publisher;
circulation K.
RECORD; Thursdays; republican; eight
pages 18x26; subscription $1.50: established
1864; N. E. Stevens, editor; N. E. Stevens &
Son, publishers; prints an edition for Loda;
combined circulation J ;■? j-j.
PAYSON, Adams Co., 550 pop., 15 m.
S. E. of Quincy, the county seat. Agricult-
ural district.
COUNTY NEWS AND CENTRAL
RECORDER; every three weeks; four
pages 18x24; subscription 30 cents; established
1875; W. D. Perry, editor and publisher ; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 450.
PEARL CITY, Stephenson Co., 500
pop., on Chicago Great Western Rd., 13 m.
from Freeport, the county seat. Agricult-
ure, stock and grain market.
NEWS; Fridays; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1.25; established 1SS9; W. W. Bea-
dell, editor and publisher: circulation L.
PECATONICA, Winnebago Co., l,059t
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd.,
14 m. from Rockford, the county seat, and
107 from Chicago. A stock market. Agri-
cultural district.
JOURNAL; Saturdays; eight pages
15x22; subscription $1.50; established 1894;
Johnson & Lundquist, editors and publishers.
NEWS; Saturdays ; republican ; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1872; Nate L. Colby, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
P E K I N , c. h.. Tazeioell Co.. 6,S47t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Sante Fe, Chi-
cago, Peoria & St. Louis, Cleveland, Cin-
cinnati, Chicago & St. Loujs, Peoria, Decatur
& Evansville, Indiana, Bloomington & West-
ern and Peoria & Pekln Union Rds. and Il-
linois r., 10 m. below Peoria. Manufactur-
ing, grain and pork packing and coal min-
ing are the leading industries.
EVENING POST; every evening except
184 GEO. P. ROWELL & CO'S
ILLINOIS. ILLINOIS.
The 3 Transcripts.
- DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY. N
PEORIA, ILLINOIS.
THE TRANSCRIPTS have been regular visitors to the HOMES of PEORIA and
CENTRAL ILLINOIS
In 1855, when THE TRANSCRIPT was established, the city was little more than a
village. Nnw, togetlier with its suburban villages,
PEORIA HAS 60,000 PEOPLE.
All these people know and believe in THE DAILY TRANSCRIPl'.
THE SUNDAY MORNING TRANSCRH'T, besides having all the features of the
regular daily editions, is the Leading Society Newspaper of the city.
THE WEEKLY TRANSCRIPT goes to more homes in the surrounding country and
villages than any other Peoria paper.
••••«••«« F>EOT^IA •••••••••
Is ill the center of an agricultural garden spot.
Is in the heart of tlie Illinois coal fields.
Is the point to which eleven railroad lines converge.
Is on the navigable portion of the Illinois River.
THE TRANSCRIPT CO., Publishers, Peoria, Illinois.
Tti Illinois Farmer
. . SEMI-MONTHLY. . .
^Published specifically in tJie Interests of the Farmers of Illinois, but
favored with the patronage of ??iany from other States.
THE ILLINOIS FARMER succeeied to the subscription list of THE INLAND
FARMER, originally established as the GRANGE N*:WS in 1876.
The lists of several other publications have also been merged into ii, and THE
ILI-INOIS FARMER is now practically a consolidation of
THE INLAND FAMMER, East St. Louis, lU.
THE ILLINOIS HORSEMAN, ,Joliet, III.
THE AMERICAN HORSEMAN AND FARMER, Detroit, Mich.
THE MARK FIELD, Peoria, III.
CIRCULATION, after consolidation, 12,000.
Illimdsis an Empire, and her rulers are the tillers of the soil. You can be presented
and represented at Court through THE ILLINOIS FARMER, Peoria, Illinois.
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
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ILLINOIS.
Sunday, an.l ItEl'l HLICAX - POST,
TluusUays ; republican ; uaily four paijes
lSx24, ufekly eight pages 15.\J2; sul)Sfription
—daily $5, weekly .S:i; t-stablislied— daily 1S85,
weekly l>3o; J. Li. liwin, editor; Republican-
Post Co., publishers ; circulatiou— daily J,
weekly K.
Tl>lEfS; every evening except Sunday,
and \VEEK.I^V, Thursilays; deniocratic;
daily— four pages 18x.24, weekly eight jiages;
subscription— (lail> )$6, weekly 8v; establislied
— dailv issii, weekiv 1S40; A. W. Kodecker &
F. Sliiirtlert', editors; Times Publishing Co.,
publisliers: circu— tiailv .T :■; :•:, weekly Jj-wl;.
PEIvIXElt FREIE PRESJfSE; Thurs
days; Orerinun ; independent ; twelve pages
15x"^2; subscription 8<;; established 187G: Al-
bert Weiss, editor and publisher: circ'n J.
TAZEWEEL CO. TRIBUNE; Thurs
days; republican; eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription .si. 50; established 1887; Wells Corey,
editor; M. B. Corej', publisher; circulation,
actual arerage for the j^ast year. 690.
311 RROK ; monthly, during school year;
scholastic: sixteen pages 7x10; subscription
5j cents; established 1893; Students Pekin
High School, editors and publishers; circ'u L.
PEORIA, c. h., Peoria Co.. 41,024t
poi>., on Illinois r., at the outlet of Peoria
lake. Connected with Chicago by Michigan
canal. A manufacturing and commercial
point, surrounded by coal mines. Grain
growing section.
DEMO K RAT ; every evening except
'Sunday, and VVEER1.Y, Thursdays; Ger-
man; independent-democratic; four pages-
daily 20x26, weekl J' 22x28 ; subscription— dailv
§6, weekly $2; established 1860; Bernhard
Cremer, editor ; B. Cremer & Bros., publishers ;
circulation— dailv H. weekly G.
EVENING TI3IES; every evening ex-
cept Sunday; labor: eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription .$5; established 1894: M.J. Donnelly,
editor and publisher.
HERA Li D ; every morning, and WEEK-
LY, Thursdaj's; democratic; eight pages
17x24; subscription — dally 86, weekly $1; es-
tablished 1889; Peoria Herald Co., editors and
publishers; circ'n— daily H ^ ^, weekly .J ^ i\:.
JOURNAL; every evening except Sun-
day, Sunday morning, and WEERIjY,
Thursdays; dally and Sunday eight pages
17x22, weekly sixteen pages; subscription-
daily 85, Sunday 8'. weekly 75 cents; estab-
lished—daily 1877, weekly 1885; J. B. Barnes,
editor: Peoria Journal Co., publishers; circu-
lation— dailj- G, weekly G.
SONNE; everv evening except Sunday,
SONNTAGS-CiLOCRE, Sundavs, and
DIE SONNE, Thursdays; German; inde-
pendent; four pages 20x26; subscription-
daily $7, Sunday $1.50, weekiv §1.75; estab-
lished—daily and weekly 1879, Sunday 1880;
L. Ph. Wolr, editor and publisher; circula-
tion— dailv J, weeklj' J.
TRANSCRIPT; every morning, and
WEERLY, Thursdays: republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription— dailv and Sundav
86.50, weekly SI; established 1855; T. R. Wed-
dell, editor: The Transcript Co., publishers;
circulation— daily G. weekly H. See pub-
lishers' aiinoiinceineut on opposite
pnee.
3IIRROR; Saturdays; eight pages 16x22;
subscrii)tion 82: established 1892; Mirror Pub-
lishing Co., editors and publishers; circ'n K.
POST; Thursdays, and SONNTAGS-
POST, Sundays; German: neutral; eight
pages 1^x24; subscription— Thursday S2, Sun-
day 82.50: established— Thursday 1894, Sun-
day 18S5: Post Printing Co., editors and pub-
lishers: circulation— Sundav K :!-; i'<.
SATURDAY EVENING CALL,; Sat
urdays: society: eight pages 16x22: subscrip-
tion S2: established 1877: A. 31. May. editor
and publisher: circulation H.
ILLINOIS FAR3IER; semi-monthly;
agricultural ; eight pages 7x10; subscription
81; established 1891); The Transcript Co.. pub-
lishers; circulation H >;; ^:. See piib1i«ih-
ers' annoiinceiiient on opposite pajre.
ILLINOIS.
PEOTONE, Will Co., 717t pop., on
Illinois Central Rd.. 20 m. S. E. of Joliet, the
county seat. Manufactures implements,
tiles and wagons. Agriculture.
VEDETTE; Fridays; eight pages 1.5x22;
subscription $1.25; established 1894; J. Craw-
ford Adams, editor and puljlisher.
PERRY, Pike Co., 706t pop., 6 m. from
Griggsville. Has carriage factories. Agri-
cultural district.
NEWS; Fridays; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1.25; established 1893; Reed & Wil-
kins, editors and publishers; circulation L.
PERU, LaSalle Co., 5,550 pop., on Chi-
cago, Burlington & Quincy and Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Rds. and Illinois r., at
mouth of Illinois & Michigan canal, 100 m.
from Chicago. Coal mining is the leading
Industry. A center of trade.
NEWS-HERALO* everv evening ex-
cept Sunday, and TWIN-CITY NEWS-
HERALD, Wednesdays; Independent;
four pages— daily 17x22, weekiv 20x26; sub-
scription—daily $4, weekiv 81.50; established
—daily 1886, weekly 1860: H. S. Corwin, editor
and publisher; circ'n— daily K, weekly K.
PETERSBURGH,c.h., Menard Co.,
2,342t pop., on Chicago & Alton and Chicago.
Peoria & St. Louis Rds. and Sangamon r., 20
m. N. W. of Springfield, the State capital.
Location of medicinal springs.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
four pages 2ux26; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1860; Wilkinson & Onstott, editors and
publishers; circulation, smallest edition is-
sued within a year, 1,200.
OBSERVER; Saturdays; republican;
four pages '20x26: subscription $1.50: estab-
lished 1876: W. R. Parks, editor and publisher;
circulation J ;•; ;■<.
PHILiO, Champaign Co., 4911- pop., on
Wabash Rd. Tile manufacturing and
milling.
BUDGET; Saturdays: four pages 13x20;
subscription 81-20; established 1889; Mont
Robinson, editor and publisher; circulation L.
PINCKNEYVILLE, c. h., Perry
Co., 1,293 pop.— local estimate 3,000— on St.
Louis, Alton & Terre Haute and Wabash,
Chester & Western Rds. and Beaucoup
creek, 10 m. from Du Quoin and 61 from
St. Louis, Mo. Carriage, plow and lumber
manufactories.
DE3IOCRAT; Fridays ; democratic ;
eight pages 13x2U; subscription $1.50; estab-
lished 1876; Roy Alden, editor and publisher;
circulation L :•: ^.
PERRY CO. REPUBLICAN; Fri
days; republican; four i)agfS 20x26; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1894; Baii'd &
Strait, editors and publishers.
PIPER CITY, Ford Co., 460tpop..
on Toledo, Peoria & Western Rd., 76 m.
E. of Peoria and 91 from Chicago. A ship-
ping point for grain.
PAN-HANDLE ADVOCATE; Fri
days; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1..50;
established 1883 ; H. P. Beach, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K H^ J-:.
PITTSFIELD, c. li., Pike Co.. 2,2051
pop., on Wabash Rd., 11 m. from Illinois r.
and 30 from Jacksonville. Has carriage
and woolen manufactories and flour mills.
PEOPLE'S ADVOCATE ; Thursdays;
186
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ILLINOIS.
people's party; eight pages lox;JU; siibscrip-
tiou $1; established 1890. Lavina E. Roberts,
editor; Advocate Publishing Co., publishers.
PIKE CO. BANNER; Thursdays ; dem-
ocratic; four pages 20x26; subscription $1.50;
established 1887 ; C. I. Swan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation K.
PIKE CO. DE3IOCRAT ; Wednes
daj's; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $2; established 1857; J. M. Bush &
Sons, editors and publishers; civc'n, smaJIest
edition issiied within a year, 1,750.
PL.AINFIEL.D, Will Co., 852t pop.,
on Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Rd. and Dupage
r., 8 m. from Joliet, the county seat, and 30
from Chicago. Engaged in milling and
dairying.
ENTERPRISE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1;
established 18S7; U. S. G. Blakely, editor and
publisher; circulation J i'fi :^.
PLAINVILLE, Adams Co., 202t pop.,
6 m. from Barry, on Wabash Rd. Agricult-
ural district.
OBSERVER; Thursdays; independent;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1 ; established
1889; Charles W. Caughlan, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J ^ij:.
PLiANO, Kendall Co., l,8-25t pop., on
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Rd., 52 m. W.
of Chicago. Steel and harvester works are
located here. Agricultural region.
KENDALiIi CO. NEWS ; Thursdays;
republican; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.50; established 1872; F. D. Lowman, editor
and publisher ; circulation K >}: jJc.
PLEASANT PLAINS, Sangamon
Co., 518+ pop., on Baltimore & Ohio and
Southwestern Rds., 15 m. from Springfield,
the county seat and State capital. Coal
mining and agricultural region.
ADVOCATE; Saturdays; neutral;
eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; established
1891; Chas. M. Buckles, editor and publisher;
circulation L i^ >!;.
PLYMOUTH, Hancock Co., 710t pop.,
on Chicago, Burlington & Quincj^ Rd., 40 m.
from Quincy and 221 from Chicago. In
agricultural country.
ENTERPRISE; Fridays; four pages
18x24; subscription $1.50; established 1883;
Mrs. Rosa A. Dunworth, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
POLO, O^fZe Co., l,728t pop., on Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy and Illinois Central
Rds., at junction with Chicago, Burlington
& Northern Rd., 12 m. N. of Dixon and 23 S.
of Freeport. The manufacture of buggies is
the leading industry. Cattle and hogs are
shipped. In farming district.
VISITOR ; semi-weekly, "Wednesdays
and Saturdays; republican; four pages 18x24;
subscription $1.50; established 1881,- F. J. Craw-
ford, editor and publisher; circulation, smai?-
est edition issued witltin a year, (J50.
OGLE CO. PRESS; Saturdays; inde-
pendent-republican; eight pages 13x20; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1858; J. W. Clin-
ton, editor and publisher; circulation, SH(o/^
est edition issued within a year. 1,032.
PONTIAC, c. h., Livingston Co.,
2,784+ pop., on Chicago & Alton, Illinois
Central and Wabash Rds. and Little Ver-
milion r., 92 m.S. W. of Chicago. Location
of State Reformatory. Has two shoe fact-
ories and straw-paper manufactory. Agri-
ILLINOIS.
cultural, stock raising and coal mining
region.
FREE TRADER AND OBSERVER;
Fridaj's; democratic; eight pages 15x22; sub-
scription $1.50; established 1870; Johnson &
Renoe, editors and publishers ; circ'n J.
LEADER; Thursdays ; independent ;
eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; estab-
lished 1883; John S. Saul, editor and pub-
lisher ; circulation K.
SENTINEL ; Fridays; republican; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50; established
1857; Lowry & Clark, editors and publishers;
circulation J.
STUDENT; quarterly; educational; eight
pages 11x15 ; subscription 25 cents ; established
1894; Student Publishing Co., editors and
publishers.
PORT BYRON, Rock Island Co.,
755+ pop., on Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Rd. and Mississippi r., 18 m. from Rock
Island, the county seat. Produces lime,
lumber and live stock.
GLOBE; Fridays; independent; eight
pages 15x22; subscription $1.50 ; established
1880; Owen & uall, editors and publishers;
circ'n, actual average for the ijast year, 906.
POTOMAC, Vermilion Co., 7Ut pop.,
on Illinois Central Rd., 20 m. X. W. of Dan-
ville, the county seat. Farming countrj-.
RUSTLER; Thursdays; republican;
four pages 13x20; subscription 50 cents; estab-
lished ISSO; Joseph Judy, editor and pubisher;
circulation L H^ ^.
VERMILION PATR OL ; Fridays;
democratic; eight pages 15x23; subscription
$1.25; established 1S92; Will T. Flaningam,
editor and publisher; circulation L :!< Jj:.
PRAIRIE CITY, McDonough Co.,
812 pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 23 m. S. E. of Galesburg and 70 from
Quincy. Engaged in manufacturing. Agri-
cultural countrj'.
HERALD; Fridays; eight pages 13x20;
subscription $1.50; established 1883- Wilson &
Lewis, editors and publishers; circulation L.
NEWS; Thursdays; temperance; eight
pages 13x20 ; subscription $1 ; established 1 882 ;
H. L. Millei-, editor and publisher; circ'n L.
PRINCETON, c. h., Bureau Co.,
3,396+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Rd., 105 m. from Chicago. Has agricultural
implement manufactory and flour mills.
In agricultural and coal mining region.
BUREAU CO. NEWS; Wednesdays;
independent; eight pages 15x22; subscription
$1.25 ; established 1881 ; McKane & Jones,
editors and publishers ; circulation K :]; ^.
BUREAU CO. REPUBLICANS
Thursdays ; republican ; eight pages 15x22 ;
subscription $2 ; established 1858 ; Bailey &
Bascom, editors and publishers; circ'n H.
BUREAU CO. TRIBUNE; Fridays;
democratic; ten pages 15x22; subscription
$2 ; established 1872 ; E. K. Mercer, editor and
publisher ; circulation J.
PRINCEVILLE, Peoria Co., 641t
pop., on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and
Rock Island & Pacific Rds., 20 m. from
Peoria, the county seat. Agriculture the
chief pursuit.
TELEPHONE; Thursdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25; es-
tablished 1876; B.J. Beardsley, editor; Beards-
ley Bros., publishers; prints special editions
for neighboring towns; combined circula-
tion K ;IJ :;^
PROPHETSTOAVN, Whiteside
Co., 694+ pop., on Chicago, Burlington &
AMEIUCAN NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY.
187
ILLINOIS.
Qulncy Rd. and Rock r., midway between
Dixon and Rock Island. Has various
manufactories.
ROCK RIVER VAliLiEY ECHO ;
Fridays; ei^ht pages 15x2-2 ; subscription $1.50;
established 1892; Wni. Wilson, editor and
publislicr.
SS P I li. E ; Saturdays; republican; eight
pages 15x2,'; subscription §1.50; established
1871; A. B. Case, editor; Case & Ellison, pub-
lishers; circulation, smallest edition issued
irif/iin a ijcar, 4:>2.
PULLMAN, Coolc Co., 12,000 pop., on
Illinois Central Rd. A suburb and part of
Chicago, the county seat. The Pullman car
shops are here.
INDEX; Saturdays; independent; four
pages 17x24 ; subscription $1 ; established
1894; Wilson & Davis, editors and publishers.
Q U I N C Y, c. h., Adams Co., 31,494t
pop., on Chicago, Burliugtou & Quincy,
Quincy, Omaha & Kansas City and Wabash
Rds. and on Mississippi r., 150 m. above St.
Louis, Mo. Has flour mills, carriage fac-
tories, foundries, machine shops, saw and
planing mills and manufactories of various
kinds. Engaged in river trade.
GER MANIA; every evening except
'Sunday, ana WEEKLY, twice-a-week,
Tuesdays and Fridays; German; independ-
ent-democratic ; daily four pages 20x26,
weekly eight pages; subscription— daily $6,
weekly $2; established 1874; Germania Print-
ing and Publishing Co., editors and publish-
ers: circulation— daily K. weekly J.
HERALill; every morning except Mon-
day, and WEEKLY, Fridays; democratic;
eight pages— daily and weekly 18x22, Sunday
15x22; subscription — daily $5, Sunday $2,
weekly $1; establishedl835; W. H. Hinrich-
seu, editor; Herald Co., publishers; circu-
lation—daily H, weekly J.
JOURNAL.; every evening except
Sunday; independent; eight pages 18x24; sub-
scription $5; established 1883; H.N.Wheeler,
editor; Journal Publishing Co., publishers;
circ'n, actual average for the pat^t year, 7,158.
Adi-ertisemeut.—The paper is credited with a
higher circulation rating than any other daily
issued in Adams County, and the accuracy of
its rating is guaranteed by the publishers of
this Directory, who will pay a reward of one
hundred dollars to the first person who proves
that its issues were not as stated.
WHKl: every morning except Monday,
and VV^EEKLiY, Thursdays; republican;
eight pages 15x22, Sunday twelve pages:
subscription — daily $6, weeklj'Sl; establisned
—daily 1852, weekly 1837; D. F. Wilcox, edi-
tor; Daniel Wilcox & Sons, publishers; cir-
culation— dailv H ;■: ;;J, weekly H ;•: i-c.
DEMOCRAT; Saturdays; democratic;
eight v)ages 15x22; subscription $1; established
1894: H. E. Puette, editor and publisher.
ENTEItPRISE; Saturdays; independ-
ent; eight pages 1.5x22; subscription $1;
established 1878 ; H. H. Reckmeyer & Co.,
editors and pul)lishers; circulation K.
FARMERS' CALL.; Thursdays ; agri-
cultural ; sixteen pages 8xi;^>: subscription
50cents; established 1813: J. M. Stahl & Co..
editors and publishers: circulation D.
JOURNAL OF INDUSTRY; Thurs
days; independent; four pages 18x24; sub-
scription $1; established 1885; Fred. P. Tay-
lor, editor and publisher; circulation J.
L A B O R N E W S ; Saturdays; labor;
eight pages 15x22; subscription i^l ; established
1894: Richard Dallam, editor; Jacob A.Smith,
publisher.
SATURDAY REVIEW; Satur-
days; eight pages 15x22; subscription $1.25;
estal)llshed 1872 ; Addison L. Langdon, editor
and publisher; circulation J; a railroad edi-
tion is issued on Fridays.
ILLINOIS.
SUNDAY OPTIC; Sundays; .society;
eight pages 15.x22: s)il)scri])tlon ,$2; estab-
lished 1885; Julia D. Pratt, editor and pub-
lisher; circulation J.
CHADDOCK; monthly, during college
year: collegiate; four pages 9x14; subscrip-
tion 50 cents; established 18S0; Students of
Chaddock College, editors and publishers;
circulation, smalle>>t edition issued irithin a
year, 960.
MERCHANT AND MANUFACT-
URER; monthlj^; local trade; twenty-four
pages 10x14; subscription SO cents; estab-
lished 1894; Thad. W. Ward, editor and pub-
lisher.
RELIABLE POULTRY JOUR-
NAL; monthly; poultry; tliiriy-six pages
9x12; subscription 50 cents; established 1894;
Grant M. Curtis, editor; The Relialile Poultry
Journal Publishing Co., publishers.
RAMSEY, Fayette Co., 5f8t pop., at
junction of Illinois Central and Toledo,
St. Louis & Kansas City Rds., 70 m. from St.
Louis, Mo. Farming country.
NEWS; Thursdays; independent; eight
pages 13x20: subscription $1.25; established
1889; E. F. Waggoner, editor and publisher;
circulation L.
RANKIN, Vermilion Co., 3Ut pop.,
on Lake Erie & Western Rd., 10 m. from
Paxton. Has a tile factory and creamei-y.
Farming section.
INDEPENDENT; Fridays; independ-
ent; eight pages 13x20; subscription $1; es-
tablished 1887 ; E. A. Williams, editor and
publisher: circulation L.
RANSOM, LaSalle Co.. 338t pop., on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Rd., 52 m.
from Chicago. Farming locality.
PUBLIC ; Fridays; eight pages 15x22:
subscription §1; established 1893; B.S.Ford,
editor and publisher; circulation L.
RANTOUL, Champaign Co., l,074t
pop., on Illinois Central Rd., 114 m. S. of
Chicago. Has machine shops, round house,
flax mills, tile and carriage manufacto-
ries, elevators and creamery.
NEWS; Wednesdays; democratic; eight
pages 18x24; subscription §1.50; established
1890; E. J. Udell, editor and publisher; circ'n,
smallest edition issued within a year, 700.
PRESS ; Fridays ; independent-republi-
can; eight pages 18x22; subscription $1.50;
established 1873; Pinkerton & Cross, editors
and publishers; circulation, smaZ/esf ed«7io)i
issued tvithin a year, 1,320.
RARITAN, Henderson Co., 450 pop.,
5 m. from Media and 11 from Roseville.
Farming section.
REPORTER; Wednesdays; independ-
ent: four pages 15x22; subscription Sl-50;
established 1884; Edw'd O. Barnes, editor and
publisher; circulation L.
RAVENSWOOD, Cook Co.. 800
pop., on Chicago & Northwestern Rd. A
suburb and part of Chicago. Has various
manufactories.
NEWS; Saturdays?
ALKALOIDAL CLINIC; monthly;
medical: twentv-four patres 7x10; subserip-
tionSl; established 1894; W. C. Abbott, 3I.D.,
editor; The Abbott Alkaloidal Co., publishers.
DIE POSAUNE IN ZION UND
ZEUGE DES VOLLEN HEILS;
monthly; German; undenominational; eight
pages 11x16; subscription 50 cents; established
1891; C. G. Schuh, editor and publisher;
dated at Chicago; circulation K.
188
GEO. P. ROWELL & GO'S
ILLINOIS.
RAYMOND, Montgomery Co., 84 If
pop., on Wabash Rd. Surrounded by coal
deposits.
INDEPENDENT; Thursdays; inde-
pendent; eight pages 13x20; subscription
$1.50 ; established 1881 ; Joseph W. Potts, edi-
tor and publislier; circulation K.
RED BUD, Randolph Co., l,176t pop.,
on Mobile & Ohio Rd., 36 m. from St. Louis,
Mo. Trade center for an agricultural and
stock raising section.
DE3IOCRAT ; Fridays ; democratic ; four
pages 18x24; subscription $1.50; established
1877: S. D. Perry, editor and publisher; cir-
culation K.
RICHMOND, McHenry Co.,ilZ\ pop.,
on Chicago & Northwestern Rd., 16 m.
froin Woodstock, the county seat. Grain
and poultry shipping and stock raising are
the chief industries.
(GAZETTE; Thursdays ; republican ;
foui- pages 20x26; subsci-iption $2; estab-
lished 1876; Holmes & Wright, editors and 
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