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Pettingiirs
ilcwspaper Directory
and
Gazetteer.
CONTAINING:
A Complete Directory of the Newspapers and Periodicals Published
in the United States, Showing the Name, Frequency of Issue
and Day of Publication, Class, Year Established, Number
and Size of Pages, Subscription Price, Publisher's
Name and the Circulation of Each.
INCLUDING ALSO:
A Comprehensive Description of over 8,500 of the Leading Cities and Towns
in the United States where Newspapers are Published, Showing of each, Its
Character, Population, Nearest Important Place, Railroad, Water and Electric
Transportation Facilities, Express and Telegraph Companies, Name and Manufac-
turers of the Principal Industries, Points of Interest. Leading Bank, Hotel and
Much other Information of Value to Advertisers and Business Men Generally.
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ISSUED ANNUALLY. PRICE, $5 PER COPY.
PETTINGILL & CO.,
Oldest Newspaper Advertising Agency in America.
(Established 1849.)
BOSTON AND NEW YORK.
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Entered AccorJing to Act of Congress, in the Year 1903,
By Pettingill & Co.
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress,
Washington, D. C.
CONTENTS.
PART I.
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62
70
72
74
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PREFACE
EXPLANATION
GAZETTEER AND NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY •
ALABAMA 17—
ARIZONA 25—
ARKANSAS 27—
CALIFORNIA 36—
COLORADO 54—
CONNECTICUT 63—
DELAWARE 71 —
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 7:^-
FLORIDA 75—
GEORGIA SI-
IDAHO !t3—
ILLINOIS !>6— 139
INDIANA 140—164
INDIAN TERRITORY 165—167
IOWA 168—198
KANSAS 199—218
KENTUCKY 219—228
LOUISIANA 22'.t— 234
MAINE 235—242
MARYLAND 243—249
MASSACHUSETTS 250—270
MICHIGAN 271—297
MINNESOTA 298—316
MISSISSIPPI 317—323
MISSOURI 324—349
MONTANA 350—353
NEBRASKA 354—370
NEVADA 371—372
NEW HAMPSHIRE 373—377
NEW JERSEY 378—390
CO-OPERATIVE NEWSPAPERS
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11
. 13
17-653
NEW MEXICO 391—392
NEW YORK 303— 444
NORTH CAROLINA 445—452
NORTH DAKOTA 453_457
OHIO 458-492
OKLAHOMA ' 493—496
OREGON 497—502
PENNSYLVANIA 503—543
RHODE ISLAND 544—546
SOUTH CAROLINA 547—551
SOUTH DAKOTA 552—559
TENNESSEE 560—569
TEXAS 570—591
UTAH 592—594
VERMONT 595—599
VIRGINIA 600—608
WASHINGTON 609-615
WEST VIRGINIA 616—621
WISCONSIN 622—642
W YOMING 643—644
ALASKA 645
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA 646
MANITOBA 646
NEW BRUNSWICK 647
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES 647
NOVA SCOTIA 647
ONTARIO 648
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND 652
QUEBEC 652
656
PART n.
CLASS PUBLICATIONS.
AGRICULTURAL 658—662 I RELIGIOUS .
EDUCATIONAL 663—664 SCIENTIFIC.
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL 665—667 I
.668—675
.670—678
PART III.
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISEMENTS Pages 1-280
PREFACE.
Only a newspaper! Quick read, quick lost,
Who sums the treasure that is carried hence?
Torn, trampled under feet, who counts thy cost
Star- eyed intelligence ? — Clemmer.
Carlyle first recognized the reality of an empire of daily printed
thought and forged the name-plate of the fourth estate. Newspapers are
the citizens of this realm and each year sees rapid growth and many
changing conditions.
This volume is the ofiicial directory of this realm. It tells the
names, and somewhat more, of its citizens. It gives their places of
residence ; it tells of their comings and goings. It is the newspaper
history of a year condensed into a classified arrangement of facts !
The unit of newspaper power is circulation. The co-efficient is in-
fluence. Right use of these two qualities means effective advertising.
Pkttingill's Newspaper Directory and Gazetteer will help you ta
solve any advertising equation that may be presented.
Each year successful advertising, which shapes, handles and directs
the world power — publicity — assumes a greater importance in the nation's
trade and commerce. The past year has had its record of great business
enterprises established by advertising; it has also its record of failures.
We are thankful that the latter list is short and the list of successes long
and honorable. We are ready to close the account of the past and look
forward to the future.
The successful advertiser studies advertising mediums. He knows
circulation and influence. He knows the value of advertising space. He
knows local conditions three thousand miles from his office as thouofh
they were in his home ward. Therefore, he is able, to a large extent,
to forecast results.
Results ! The magic word of advertising success.
Pettingii,l's Newspaper Directory and Gazetteer is the stan-
dard text-book of advertising mediums. It will help advertisers attain
results. It is filled with vital statistics of every important newspaper and
12 PREFACE.
periodical in the United States and Canada. It presents these facts in a
concise form. It also gives facts concerning local conditions.
This volume, in fact, presents, in shape available for instant refer-
ence, the results of twelve months of careful research by trained special-
ists in this work. We believe that it is more complete and accurate
than ever before.
We are proud of Pettingill's Newspaper Directory and
Gazetteer for 1903. We believe it will prove the most useful, con-
venient, helpful book of its kind ever laid open on the desks of the ad-
vertising managers of America,
PETTINGILL & CO.
EXPLANATION.
NEWSPAPER EEPORTS.
It is the aim of tlie publishers of FettingiU's News-
paper Directory and Gazetteer to report correctly every
legitimate publication issued in the United States, and
if there are errors or omissions it is because we have
been unable to secure the necessary information from
the publishers. Immediately upon the completion of
one volume, work is commenced on the revision of the
succeeding issue. Blank circulars are prepared and
mailed to every publication rated in the previous edi-
tion, as well as to such new ones as have been established
during the previous year. These circulars contain the
report and circulation statement as it appeared In the
last edition, and the publisher is requested to make
such corrections as may be necessary to insure an
accurate and reliable report and rating.
CIRCULATION RATINGS.
In the matter of circulation ratings we have adopted
a system, which, it seems to us, is fair to both publishers
and advertisers, and under no consideration will a pub-
lication be rated differently from the rules laid down
below or from the statements sent in, provided always
that they be in accordance with the rules governing
the work. Our definition of the word circulation is
embodied in the following paragraph, and it is under-
stood that all ratings, whether sworn to or otherwise,
must be based on this understanding:
"The leriithnute circulation of a imbUcation is the
number of complete copies of each issue used to supply
its subscribers, )ie}rs companies, newsboys and ojflce
sales, and such sample copies (not to exceed 10 per
cent of the total output for any one issue ) , as are le-
gitimately used for the ]mrpose of securing 7iew sub-
scribers. Returned, spoiled or unsold copies must be
deducted."
Under our system of reports and ratings a circular
was sent on Jan. 1st to every publication rated in the
1992 edition, with the request for a new report and
rating for the 1003 edition. The replies received to
this circular were divided into three classes, and the
publication rated in accordance with the statements
furnished, thus :
First Class. — The publication for which we received
a Sworn Statement in Detail for the full year, is rated
first class. Such ratings are indicated by the use of
bold face figures, preceded by a figure one in a circle,
thus: .1-21876.
Second Class.— The publication for which we received
a Sworn Statement (Not in Detail) for the full year, is
rated second class. Such ratings are indicated by the
use of bold face figures, preceded I)y a figure two in a
circle, thus: (1-21876.
Third Class, — The publication for which we received
a statement or claim (unsupported by affidavit) is rated
third class. Such ratings are in Roman figures and are
preceded by a figure three in a circle, thus : 3-21870.
Fourth Class.— Where no statement or claim was
made the editor of the Directory supplied an estimate
based on such information as he possessed or was able
to gather from other sources. Such ratings are in
Koman figures, preceded by a figure four in a circle,
thus: ij -21876. All such estimates were made in ad-
vance and the figures sent to the publishers for verifi-
cation, and as there was no reply received, it was held
to indicate that the estimate was at least suflticient if
not too high.
NEWSPAPER ABBREVIATIONS.
The following abbreviations are used in the news-
paper reports : /;*(?.— Independent; Z>ew.— Democratic;
ife/).— Republican ; Pop.— Populist; iVbn-Po?.— Non-
Political; 8 J)— 8 pages; C/ ;•('.— Circulation; Mo.—
Monthly; ,S(->ho.— Semi-Monthly ; Qwar.— Quarterly.
EXPLANATION OF GAZETTEER MATTER.
* County seats are indicated by the use of an asterisk
(*) immediately following the name of the place, thus :
BOSTON*.
tThe figures immediately following the names of
places give the population, according to the govern-
ment census of 1900, with the exception of such states
as have since taken a state census, in which case the
state census figures are used; other exceptions to
this rule have been made in the many iilaces which
have enjoyed a phenomenal growth during the past
decade, in such cases the pojjulation figures have been
taken from the local school census ; all such estimates
are indicated by the use of a dagger (t) immediately
following the figures. The figures giving county popu-
lation are practically all from the government census
of 1900 — the only exception being in counties where
the population of its leading city had outgrow^n the
population of the county as given in the census reports
of 1900; all such figures have ajso been taken from the
local school census and are indicated by the use of a
dagger (t) immediately following the figures.
The atjbreviations used for the railroads are those
ordinarily employed by railroad people in their folders
and guides.
The best (highest price) hotel is the one usually given,
except in the larger cities where a popular price or
"Commercial" house is given.
The valuations are taken both from the local and
government reports, and while they do not always give
the exact wealth of a city, they give a clear idea which
will be found useful for commercial purposes.
POINTS FOR PUBLISHERS.
1st.— All sworn statements m,ust be sworn to before a
notary public, a justice of the peace, a magistrate or
some officer properly qualified to administer an oath,
and must bear his official seal.
2d.— All statements, whether sworn to or otherwise,
must be signed with a pen by the publisher.
3d.— Unless a new statement of circulation is fur-
nished for each edition, the statement appearing in the
previous edition will be used and rated fourth class.
PART 1.
GAZETTEER AND NEWSPAPER
DIIRECTORY.
ALABAMA.
Capital. Montgomerj-. Settled at Mobile bay by Frenchmen in 1702. Population 1,828,697. Area, 51756
sq. miles. Acres of farmland, 18,855,000. value of farm land, .§70.000,000: annual value of farm products,
§57,000.000. State debt, .Sll, 992,619. Vote in 1900 : Dem. 97131 ; Kep. 55512; Ptop. -±178: Pro. 2762.
Alabama is bounded on the north by Tennessee ; on the east by Georgia; on the south by Florida and the (Julf
of Mexico and on the west by Mississippi. From the mountains in the northeastern portion, the surface gradually
slopes southward, except in the Tennessee valley, and all the middle and southern sections are low and level.
The state is drained by the Tennessee river in the north, by the Alabama and Tombigbee in the centre and south-
west and by the Chata'hoochee in the southeast. In the Tennessee valley is the great cereal belt of the state ;
vast stores of iron and coal are found in the mountainous northeast; south of there is an immense tract of fer-
tile soil stretching away across the state and known as the Black belt, where immense crops of cotton are raised ;
and all along the coast are sandy plains known as the Piney woods region, where are great forests of i^ine, mag-
nolia, sweet bav. live oak and cvpress. Lumber, rosin and turpentine are exported from this region. Agricm-
ture furnishes employment to 400.000 people, on 140,000 farms, valued at .§80,000,000. Over 700,000 bales of
cotton and 40,000,000 bushels of cereals are produced on the farms every year and the total annual value of the
farm products is ,^57, 000,000. Iron and coal are found in immense quantities in the mineral region and what
is of the greatest "advantage, near together. The production of pig-iron has increased in the last decade till
there are 50 blast furnaces annually prodixcing 1 ,000,000 tons of pig-iron and in this business Alabama 'ranks
next to Pennsylvania and Ohio. Granite and many different varieties of marlile are found in profusion, as well as
slate and limestone. AVithin a few years the state has made rapid strides in manufactures, till now it is becom-
ing more of a manufacturing than an agricultural state. The principal manufactured products include iron and
steel goods, cars, iron pipes and drains, flour and grist miU products, cotton goods and sawed lumber. Alabama
lias 66 counties and newspapars are published in ail. The principal cities and towns are : Mobile, Birmingham,
Montgomery, Anniston, Selma, Huntsville, Florence, Pratt Mine, Gadsden and Bessemer.
ABBEVILLE*, (twp.) 2639; Henry, 36147 ; 90m SE of
Montgomery, terminus Abbeville .Junction & Abbe-
ville br. A. S. Ky. Has saw and grist mills and wagon
factory. Trade centre for cotton raising district. Ex-
I)ress;' Telegraph. Bank of Abbeville. Lee House.
Times— Thursday ; Dem;Est. '83;4p 16x22;
Sub. ^1. Newman & Adams. Cire (J)-725
ALBERTVILLE, (twp.) 2479; Marshall, 23289; 10m S
of (iuutersville on Huntsville & Gadsden br. N. C. &
St. L. Ry. Trade centre for agricultural jiroduce and
cotton raising section. The State Agricultural School
and Experiment Station is located here. Express;
Telegraph. John F. Hooper, banker.
Marshall Banner— Thursday; Dem; Est. '96;
8i> 13/2(>; Sub..'?!. J.H.Meigs. Circ.. .(|;-882
ALDRICH*, 200: Shelby, 236!S4: 19m SW of Colum-
biana on Birrhingham & Selma br. S. By. Trade centre
for agricultural section. Express; Telegraph. City
Nat. Bank, Selma.
Time-Piece— Saturdav; Rep: Est. '95: 4p
15xl-'2; Sub. .?1. AldrichPub. Co. Circ..@-359
ALEXANDER CITY, 1061 : Tallapoosa, 29675 ; 81m SE
of Birmingham on Columbus & "Western Div. of C. of
G. Ry. Trade centre for cotton and grain raising dis-
tict. " Cotton & Oil Mill. Express; Telegraph. Alex-
ander City Bank.
Outlook— Fridav ; Dem; Est. '92: 8p 18x24;
Sub..*!. Outlook Pub. Co. Circ (2-700
ANDALUSIA*, 551 : Covington, 15.346 : 85m S of Mont-
gomery : nearest railroad point, Searight. Farming
and lumbering are leading pursuits. Express; Tele-
graph, Searight. Bank, Troy.
News— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '97; 4p 15X22;
Sub. .•?1. W.H.Jones. Circ ®-827
ANNISTON*. 9695; Calhoun, 34874; 60m E of Bir-
mingham on Southern and Louisville & Nashville Rys.
Has So. Car and Foundry Co., Woodstock, Hercules and
E. L. Tyler & Co.'s Iron Works, Southern Pipe AVorks,
Anniston Iron & Steel Co., Anniston (cotton) Mfg. Co.,
Anniston Cordage Co., American Net & Twine Mill, An-
niston Hosiery Co., carpet, cotton and yarn mills and
minor industries, employing 4000 hands, with monthly
l)ay roll of 8200,000. Is trade centre for Anniston Dis-
trict. Trolley to Oxford and Oxauna. Seat of Southern
Female College, Barber Memorial College and Noble
Female Institute. Is ]iopular summer and winter resort.
Val. $5,383,462. Express ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Calhoun Hotel.
Hot Blast— Morning : Dem; Est. '83; 8p
15x22;Sub. .•j5. Milton A.Smith. Circ... . 3-2100
Times (weekly edition of Hot Blast)— Thurs-
day; Dem; Est. '89; 8p 15x22 ; Sub. §1.
Milton A. Smith. Circ ....3-3100
Star— Even ing ; Dem ; 8p 15X22; Evening Star
Pub. Co. Circ ^-1159
Republic— (Weekly edition of Star); Satur-
day: Dem; Est. '37; 8p 15x22; Sub. SI.
Evening Star Pub. Co. Circ ^>2026
ASHLAND*, 422; Clay, 17099; 23ra SE of Talladega,
nearest railroad point. Is in a farming district and has
mining industries. Ex])ress; Telegraph, Ironaton.
First Nat. Bank, Talladega.
Standard— Thursday: Dem; Est.'88:4p 15X22;
Sub. .si. Standard Pub. Co. Circ S-515
ASHVILLE*. (twp.)362: St. Clair, 19425; 40m NE of
Birmingham on Ashville & Coosa Ry. In a coal and
iron mining district. Has numerous saw mills. Is trade
centre for agricultural district, which iiroduces fruit,
cotton, grain, tobacco and sorghum. Express; TeJ-
egraph. First Nat. Bank, Gadsden.
Southern .ffigis— Wednesday; Ind. Dem;Est.
'73; 6p 15X22; Sub. 75c. iEgis Pub. Co.
Gather's Sons. Circ 3 -450
ATHENS*, 1010; Limestone, 22387; 107m S of Nash-
ville, leiiu. on Cincinnati. Louisville & New Orleans
br. L. & N. Ry. Agricultural trade centre. Cotton,
knitting and flour mills. North Alabama Agricultural
College, Athens Female college and Trinity college
for negroes are located here. Express; Telegraph.
Citizen's Bank. Commercial House.
Courier— Thursday ; Dem: Est. '80; 8p 14x21;
Sub. .?1. Robert M. Rawls. Circ l:-1498
Democrat— Saturday; Dem: Est. '91; 8p
15x22, Sub. .$1. R. H. AValker. Circ ^-500
ATTALLA, 1092 ; Etowah, 273C1 ; 57m NE of Birming-
ham, on Huntsville & Gadsden br. N., C. & St. L.;
Alabama Mineral div. L. & N., Oueen & Crescent
Route, and terminus of North Rome & Attalla br.
Southern Rys. Has iron mines, machine shops, marble
works and foundry. Trade centre and cotton shijiping
point. Val. .?450."000. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of
Attalla. Attalla House.
Mirror— Thursday; Dem; Est. '88: 4p 15x22:
.Sub. .§1 . J. .s'. Weeks. Circ g -2300
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPEK DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
BAY MINNETTE, 750; Baldwin, 13104: •2(!m NE of
Mobile on Louisville »*t Nashville IJy. A lumbering,
stock raising, farming and manufaeturing town. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Baldwin County Bank.
American Banner ( Colored)— Saturday ; Rep;
Est. ■;»:!; 4pl4X20;Sub. .*;1. S.J.Bavkin.
( ire (3)-1867
Baldwin Times— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '90;
ip loX22; Sub. §1.00. Abner J. Smith.
Circ i|r-850
BESSEMER*, 0358: Jefierson, 140,420; 13m SW of
Birnuiigiiani on Alabama Great Southern, I^ouisville
■& Nashville, Southern and Queen & Crescent Kys. Hag
seven iron furnaces, with daily output of 1200 tons,
two iron iiipe ]>lants, 800 coke ovens, rolling mill, fire
brick works, and minor industries with 3000 emidoyes,
iind a montlily ]iay roll of .?100,000. Is trade centre' for
mining and agricultural section with 2r)000 po)). Val.
.?3, 000, 000. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bessemer Savings
Bank.
Journal— Thursday; Ind; Est. '87; 8p 14X22;
Sub. §1. Price & Jones. Circ 3;-1200
Weekly— Saturday ; Ind.-Dem; Est. '87; 8p
15x22; Sub. $1.50. Wm. H. H. Judson.
Circ Ji- 1000
BIRMINGHAM*, 38415; Jefferson, 140,420; 9Gm N
of Montgomery, junction Central of (Georgia, Kansas
City, Memphis' & Birmingham, Louisville & Nashville,
Queen & Crescent and four lines S. Rys. Birming-
ham's growth has been rapid within ti decade. Here
are : The Birmingham and Alabama Rolling Mills, Ala-
bama Steel & Shii)building Co., Bridge & Boiler Co.,
Birmingham Machine & Foundry Co., East Birming-
ham Iron Roofing & Corrugating Co., Smelting Co. (brass
works), Sloss Iron & Steel Co., Smith's Sons' Gin & Ma-
chine Co., Worthington Mingo Pratt Gin Co., Decatur
Car Wheel & Mfg. Co., American & Corona Coal &
Coke companies, Virginia & Alabama Coal Co., F. (x.
Kinney & Co., oil mills; Birmingham Comi)ress and
Cotton Mfg. companies, Avondale Cotton Mill, Alabama
and Phil Schillinger Brewing companies, twenty-six
blast furnaces, with daily capacity of 4000 tons," and
other industries, employing 35000 'people, with month-
ly pay roll of .'J2, 250, 000. Birmingham is the cotton
raising, coal and iron mining and manufacturing trade
and jobbing centre for northern Alabama, with 250,000
pop. and an annual trade of .$00,000,000, a region pro-
ducing 2,000,000 tons iron ore, 1,100,000 tons pig iron,
1,800,000 tons coke and 8,400,000 tons coal in a single
year. Trolley to Pratt City. Bessemer, East Lake, Ens-
ley, Avondale and Woodlawn. Birmingham is the seat
of Howard (Baptist) College, Northern Alabama (Meth-
odist) College, Colored Normal Training School, Hill-
man and Sisters of Charity Hospitals, St. Vincent Hos-
pital, Davis & Davis and'Wilson & Brown Infirmaries.
ya\. .'?20,000,000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat.
Bank. Florence Hotel.
Aee-Herald— Morning ;Dem; Est.'87; 10-40p
° 15x22; Sub. §8. Age-Herald Pub. Co.
t'iic D-IOOOO
Age-Herald— Sunday; Dem; 20-40p 15x22;
Sub. .•S2. Age-Herald Pub. Co. Circ ^13000
Age-Herald— Friday ; Dem; Est. '87; 12-lOp
° 15 22; Sub. 50c. Age-Herald Pub. Co.
(ire D-15000
Alabamian— Weekly ; Pol. ; Est. 1901 ; C. H.
Bliss. Circ (g)-6800
Baptist— Thursday ; Est. '74; 8p 11X17; Sub.
§1.50. Rev. Frank Willis Burnett. Circ..®-6025
Baptist— Monthly ; Est. '88; 8p IIXIG; Sub.
50c. B.D.Gray. Circ $-585
Christian Advocate— Thursday; Methodist;
Est. \si; KJp 11X15; Sub. $1.50. S. P.
West. Circ (f-eOOO
Christian Companion— Bi-Wkly; Presbyteri-
an; Est. ■'.t8;8p 11X18; Sub. $1. Robert
M. Latimer. Circ (^-1200
Christian Hope (Colored)— Friday; Rep; Est.
■'.i:;; 4p ]:!X20; Sub. .*il.25. Rev. L. S.
Steinliack. Circ (3)-890
Courier (German)— Saturday; lnd;Est. '93;8p "^
17 -24; Sub. .•s2. 25. City P^per Co. Circ...®-855
Dixie Home and Manufacturer— Friday; In-
dustrial; Est. il.j; l(;p IIXIO; Sub. $1.
Dixie Home Pub. Co. Circ @-20000
Educational Exchange— Monthly; Est. '85;
4(1]) 7X1(1; Sail. .si. The Dewberry Co.
<-;ire (E-2000
Labor Advocate— Saturday; Labor; Est. '90;
8p 10, -22 ; Sub. .SI. Labor Advocate Pub.
Co. Circ ®-2257
Ledger— Evening ; Dem; Est. '96; 8-24p
18x24; Sub. .§3. Ledger Pub. Co. Circ..'j)-13980
News— Evening ; Dem; Est. '88; 10-24p
17x23; Sub. .*5. Rufus N. Rhodes.
<'iic 1-13433
Sentinel (Colored)— Saturday; Rep; Est. '94;
4ii 15x22; Sub. iSl. 50. P.J.Ellis. Circ.. .3 -1200
Times— Wednesday; Rep; Est. '94; 8p 16x22;
Sub. $1. Times Pub. Co. Circ ®-2260
BOAZ*, 253; Marshall, 23289; 10m S of Guntersville
on Huntsville & Gadsden br. N. C. & St. L. Ry. Is a
cotton raising district. Site of State M. E. 'College.
Express; Telegraph. Bank, Gadsden.
Signal— Thursday; Pop; Est. '93; 8p 15x22;
.Sub. .SI. C.L.Noel. Circ -1-1068
BREWTON*, 1382: Escambia, 11320; 73m NE of
Mobile on Mobile and Montgomery div. Louisville &
Nashville Ry. Trade centre for agricultural territory.
Two large sawmills and shingle mills. Manufactures
lumber and timber for foreign and domestic use.
Brewton Institute is located here. Summer and winter
resort. Val. $3,500,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Brewton.
Pine Belt News— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '94;
8ii 13 • 20; Sub. .?1. At. D. Sowell. Circ... (J -800
Standard Gauge— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '87;
4p 18 • 24: Sub. $1. C. W. Bobbins. Circ. 3-1
000
BROOKWOOD, 1550; Tuscaloosa, 36147: 18in NE of
Tuscaloosa on Louisville & Nashville Ry. and centers
Air Line & N. and Mobile and Miss. Rys. Coal min-
ing, lumber, agriculture and live stock centre. Express ;
Telegraph. Bank, Tuscaloosa.
Herald— Saturday; Est. '98; 8p 16x22: Sub.
•SI. Phil I'aiiiter. Circ 'D-1027
Herald— Monthly ; Est. 1901; 16p 12x16;
Sub. $1. Phil Painter. Circ !l)-1000
BRUNDIDGE, 537; Pike, 29172; 11m SE of Troy on
I'lant System Ky. Is the trade centre for agricultural
district". Express; Telegraph. Brundidge Banking Co.
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '93; 4p 11x16;
Sub. $1. 'J.E.Graves. Circ 3:-1020
B'UTLER*, 200 : Choctaw, 18136 ; 30m SE of Meridian,
Miss. Daily mail to Meridian. A centre for agricul-
tural i)roduce. Express; Telegraph, Meridian, Miss.
First Nat. Bank, Meridian, Miss.
Choctaw Alliance— Tuesday; Pop; Est. '92;
4p 15 22; Sub. .Sl. Moody & Barefield.
Circ ®-300
Herald— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '75; 4p 17x24;
Sub. . SI. W.L.Gray. Circ ®-650
CAMDEN*, i78; Wilcox, 35631: 36m SW of Selma;
4m S of Alabama river. Is the trade centre for a farm-
ing and cattle section, also a shii)i)ing i)oiut for corn,
oats, timber and cotton. Exjjress ; Telegraph. Banking
& Exchange, Alex. S. Katzenberg. Wilcox House.
Progressive Era— Wednesday ; Dem; Est.
I'.tOO: 4p 13x20; Sub. $1. McLean &
Hunter. Circ ®-900
CARROLLTON*, 1565 ; Pickens, 24402 ; 30m SE of Co-
lumbus. Miss. : nearest railroad point, Eutaw. Is in a
cotton and grain growing district. Express ; Telegraph ;
Bank of Carrollton.
"West Alabamian— Wednesday ; Dem ; Est. '49 ;
4p 15x22; Sub. $1. W.N.Dale. Circ...(i)-1125
CENTRE*, 282: Cherokee, 21096: 20m N of Jackson-
ville on Coosa river. Tri-weekly steamer to Rome, Ga.
Is in a cotton and wheat growing section. Express;
Telegraph, Cedar Bluff. First Nat. Bank, Gadsden.
Harmonizer— Thursday; Local; Est. '93; 4p
18,., 24; Sub. .SI. G. M. Holder. Circ $-760
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '78; 4-6p 20x26;
Sub. SI. Shropshire Bros. Circ (S)-875
CENTREVILLE*, 422 ; Bibb, 18498 ; 45m NW of Selma
on Mobile & Ohio Ry. Here arc extensive coal and iron
ore deposits. Is a farming community also. Express;
Telegraph. Bibb Co. Banking A: Trust Co.
ALABAMA.
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Press -Thurs day; Deiu; Est. ".t5 ; 81)15x22;
Sub. SI. S. F. & L. H. Numielee. Circ. ..#-000
CITRONELLE, (twp.) (!06; Mobile, G2740; 33m N of
JSIoliile on -Mobile vK: Ohio Ky. Ts secoiul largest town
in the eounty. is trailing and shi]ii)ing centre for
surrounding region. Is a iiopular winter re.sort. Ex-
]>ress; Telegraph.
Call— Saturday; Est. '97; 4p 15X22; Sub. $1.
Brethren .School Co. Giro (J)-225
Times— Saturday ; Local; Est. '97; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .SI. Mildred B. Fierce. Giro (J)-758
CLANTON*, <">11: Chilton, 1C522; 42m N of Mont-
gomery on Louisyille & Nashville Ry. Has small saw
mills. " Is trade centre for farming and lumbering
l)opulation of 20000. Local summer resort. Express;
Telegraph. First Xat. Bank.
Banner— Thursday ; lud. Dem; Est. '92; 8p
13 X 22; Sub. SI. Frank Crichton. Circ.i2)-1080
CLAYTON*, 908; Barbour, 35152; 20m AV of Eufaula
and Cioin SE of Montgomery on Eufaula & Ozark br. C.
of (t. Ky. Industries: Guano factory, saw and grist
mills. Has large cotton business. Express ; Telegraph.
Citizens' Bank. Enterprise Hotel.
Eecord— Friday; Dem; Est. '70; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. t. H. & A. Y. Lee. Giro ®-768
COLLINSVILLE, 524; De Kalb, 23558; 65m S of
Chattanooga, Tenn. on Alabama Great Southern Ry.
Has small tanneries. Ships .S100,000 chickens-and eggs
]>er annum. Draws farming trade of .$500,000. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Fort Payne Bank. Fort Fayne, Ala.
Clipper— Wednesday; Ind; Est. '92; 4p
13x20; Sub. SI. J.C.Norwood. Circ....@-1100
COLUMBIA, 1132; Henry, 36147; 20m S of Fort
(hiiiies, terminus Macon, Smithville, Albany and Co-
lumbia br. C. of G. Ky. Its chief industry is the manu-
facture of naval stores and lumber. Is trade centre for
an agricultural district, and has a cotton factory. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Manufacturers' Bank. Crawford
Hotel.
Breeze— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '92; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI F. F. Raerber. Girc ®-500
COLUMBIANA*, 1075; Shelby, 23684; 70m NW of
Montgomery on Louisville & Nashville and Southern
Kys. There are large deposits of coal and iron here.
Is'a shipping point for jiig iron and cotton. Express;
Telegraph. Gordon Du Bose, Banker. Central House.
Advocate— Thursday : Fop ; Est. '92 ; 4pl8x 24 ;
Sub. SI. J.F.Norris. Giro (D-776
Chronicle— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '83; 4p
l.s,- 24; Sub. SI. Nelson G. White. Girc...(J;-550
COURTLAND, 488 ; Lawrence, 20124; 21m E of Deca-
tur on ^lemphis and Charleston Ry. Express; Tele-
graph. Merchants Bank, Decatur.
Enterprise— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '94 ; 4pl5 x 22 ;
Sub. SI. C. M. Sherrod. Giro ®-625
CULLMAN*, 1255 ; Cullman, 17849 ; 35m S of Decatur
on Cincinnati, Louisville & New Orleans div. L. & N.
Ky. Here are jtlaning, furniture, cabinet, cotton oil,
guano, handle and si)0ke factories. Is in a fruit and
grape growing district. A^al. .$380,000. Exi)ress ; Tel-
egrajih. Farker & Co., Bankers. Arnold Hotel.
Tribune— Saturday; Dem; Est. '70; 8p
16x22; Sub. SI. Hewlitt Bros. Girc (S-1800
DADEVILLE*, 1136; Tallapoosa, 29675; 45m NE of
Montgomery on Birmingham, Columbus & Macou div.
C. of G. Ry. Has wagon and buggy manufactories,
cotton oil mills, fertilizer factory, sash, door and blind
factory and is trade centre for cotton and lumber sec-
tion. Express; Telegraph. Ridgway Hotel.
Herald-Friday; Dem; Est. '86; 4p 17x24;
Sub. SI. Jno. W. Fleming. Girc @-625
Monthly— Non. Pol. Est. 1901 ; 8p ; Sub. 25c.
Ala. Monthly Fub. Co. Girc @-1000
Spot Cash— Friday; Est. '98; 4p 15X22; Sub.
50c. ,1. L.Nelson. Girc @-865
DECATUR*, 3114; Morgan, 28820; 122m S of Nash-
ville, Tenn., junction Louisville & Nashville and
Southern Rys. ; on Tennessee river. Its principal indus-
tries are iron furnaces, saw and shingle planing mills,
foundries and machine shops, ice and horseshoe nail
factories. The repair shops of the Louisville & Nash-
ville Ry. are here, as is a large plant of the United States
Rolling Stock Co. is a trade centre for a grain, cotton
and tobacco ]>roduciiig district, in which iron, timber
and coal are abundant. Val. $950,821. Express; Tel-
egraph. First Nat. Bank. American House.
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '70; 4p 20x26;
Sub. SI. Walter M. Grubbs. Girc (g)-2300
DEMOPOLIS, 5000; Marengo, 38315 ; 50m W of Selma
on <'hattaiio<)ga, Cleveland & Meridian br. S. Ry. ; on
Toml)igl>ee and Black Warrior river, with steamers to
Mobile. Here are cotton seed oil, lumber, woolen, saw
and grist mills. Is a trade centre and cotton shii))>ing
port. Yal. S492,2()0. Express ; Telegraph. First Nat.
Bank. Demopolis Inn.
Dispatch— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '97; 4p
17 ■24; Sub. SI. Temple Jackson. Circ...®-315
Express— Thursday; Dem; Est. '91 ;4pl7x24;
Sub. SI. H. W. Haydeu. Circ ®-900
DOTHAN, 3275; Henry, 36147; 119m SE of Mont-
gomery on I'lant System Ky. Has cotton press, fertilizer
factory, four turpentine distilleries, three variety mills
and saw mills, employing nearly 1600 people." One
('ottonseed oil mill. Draws farming trade of SI, 500, 000
annually. Express ; Telegrajih. First Nat. Bank.
Wire Grass Sif tings— Tuesday ; Dem; Est.
'90; 8p 15x22; Sub. $1. Williams &
Loveless. Girc @-i907
DOUBLE SPRINGS*, 110; Winston, 9554; 15mNEof
Lynn, nearest railroad jjoint. Agricultural section.
E"x]iress; Telegraph, Haleysville. The Bank of Jasper,
Jasper. Cullman House. '
Herald— Friday ; Dem; Est. '81; 4p 13x20;
Sub. SI. Geo. W. Adkins. Girc ®-790
EAST LAKE, 500; Jefferson, 140,420; suburb of Bir-
mingham. Howard College (Baptist) here.
Howard Collegian— Monthly ; Est. '97; 8p
r.X'.t; Sub. .si. Circ ®-515
EDWARDSVILLE*, 398 ; Cleburne, 13206 ; 27m E of
Annistoii on Atlanta & Birmingham br. S. Ky. A farm-
ing community. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Annis-
toii, Anniston'.
Standard News— Friday; Dem; Est. '81; 4p
11x18; Sub. fl. J.White. Girc 3-675
ELBA*, 635; Coffee, 20972; 30m S of Troy, termi-
nus South AVestern Alabama Ry. Agricultural district.
Has saw mills, turpentine stills. Express; Telegraph,
Brantley. First Bank of Elba.
Elba Clipper— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '97; 8p
15x22; Sub. $1. Fowell & Garmicliael.
Girc (|)-4000
EUFAULA*, 4532; Barbour, 35152; 80m SE of Mont-
gomery, junction Eufaula & Ozark and Macon, Ameri-
cus, Eufaula & Montgomery brs. C. of G. Ky. ; on Chatta-
hoochee river, head of steamboat navigation. Is a trade
centre for manufacturing and farming district. Its
industries : Ice plants, oil and machine shops, carriage
and bagging factories, cotton mills, fertilizer mill and
brick and tile factory. Has heavy cotton shipping
trade. Val. $2,100,000. Express; Telegraph. East
Alabama Nat. Bank. Arlington Hotel.
Times— Evening ex Sat; Dem; Est. '82; 4p
16x22; Sub. $5. A. L. Muir. Girc ®-525
Times and News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '45;
4p 22;- 29; Sub. $1- A. L Muir. Girc ®-2050
EUTAW*, 884; Greene, 24182; 35m SW of Tusca-
loosa on Oueen & Crescent Ky. Is a cotton growing
and stock raising district. Has two cotton oil mills.
Express; Telegi-aph. First Nat. Bank. Alexina Hotel.
Mirror— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '79; 4p
15x22; Sub. SI. B. M. Barrington. Girc..®-750
Whig and Observer— Thursday ; Dem; Est.
'37; 4p 20x26; Sub. SI. Mrs. Jauie Du
Bois Monroe Rutherford. Girc (I)-750
EVERGREEN*, 1277; Conecuh. 17514; 80m S of
Montgomery on Louisville & Nashville Ky. Trade
centre for agricultural territory. Seat of Agricultural
and Mechanical College, and Baptist Orphans' Home.
Popular winter resort for Northerners. Val. $1,502, -
000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Evergreen. Mag-
nolia Hotel.
Courant— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '95; 8p
15.<22; Sub. SI. Geo. W. Salter, Jr. Girc.®-750
Record— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '94; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $1. F.C.Walker. Circ ®-825
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
FALKVILLE, ^t\^i>.)2548; Morgan. 28820; 20m S of
Decatur (lu L. cS: N. Ky. Is an agricultural and milling
town. Falkville Normal College is located here. Val.
S30,000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Deca-
tur. American House.
Chronicle-Friday ; Dem ; Est. '96; 8plox22;
Sul). .■^l. J. W. & A. E. Hewlett. Giro S-650
FAYETTE*, (twp.)2008; Fayette, 14132; 82m W of
Birmingham on Southern Ry. Trade centre for agri-
cultural section. Hasan oil mill. Express ; Telegraph.
Fayette County Bank.
Fayette Banner— Thursday; Non-Pol; Est.
i;u)0: 8p 13X20; Sub. .SI. S. H. Morris.
Circ (1-1200
FLORENCE*! 6478; Lauderdale, 26559; 60m E of
C'orintli, Miss, on Southern and Nashville, Florence &
Sheffield div. L. & N. and Northern Alabama Kys. ; on
Tennessee river, with passenger and freight steamer
connections for all river points. Has Cherry Cotton
Mills, Ashcraft Cotton Mills, Florence Wagon AVorks.
Sloss-Shcffield Iron and Steel Co., Florence Pump &
LumV)er Co.. Florence Machine Works, Alabama Stove
Co., Bellamv Planing Mills, Florence Stove Works,
Tenn. Valley Fertilizer Co., Florence Cotton & Oil
Co., Florence Ice Co., Florence Milling Co. and minor
industries, employing over 1000 people. Is trade
centre for northwest Alabama. Seat of State Normal
College. Val. .S2.836.G00. Express; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank. Commercial Hotel.
Herald— Fridav ; Dem; Est. '86; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .SI. R. F. Bunting. Circ X-1948
Times— Friday ; Dem; Est. 1900; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .-;l. 31. W. Camper. Circ '1-2000
FORT DEPOSIT, 1091; Lowndes, 35651 ; 18m S of
Hayneville on Louisville & Nashville Ry. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Greenville, Greenville.
Mail (Colored)— Fridav; Dem: Est. 1901; 4p
15x22; Sub. .?1. Graves Little. Circ (D-300
FORT PAYNE*, 1037; De Kalb. 23558; 51m SW of
( hattunooga on gueen & Crescent Ry. Is a Uimlierand
mining district. Here are pottery, foundry, machine,
stove and tire clav works. Express; Telegraph. Fort
Pavne Bank. De'Kalb Hotel.
'78; 8p
.Smith. Circ... 3^-1080
Times— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '96; 8p 17x24;
Sub. .^1. C. Yewell. Circ i:3;-1250
FRTIITDALE, 250; Washington, 11134: 5.5m NW of
Mobile on Mobile & Ohio Ry. Grows and ships fruits
and vegetables. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Mobile.
Herald— Saturday : Ind; Est. '97; 4p 15X22;
Sub. .?1. W.P. Gilmer. Circ (5-550
FRUITHTJRST, 374; Cleburne, 13206; 5m E of Ed-
wardsville on Southern Ry. Inhabitants are principal-
ly engaged in farming and fruit growing. Express ;
Telegraph. Bank, Anniston.
Enterprise-Thursday; Est. '98;8p 11X16;
Sub. SI. Enterprise Printing Co. Circ (^-825
GADSDEN*, 4282; Etowah, 27361; 67m NE of Bir-
mingham on Southern, Queen & Crescent and Alabama
Mineral div. L. & N., terminus Chattanooga Southern
and Huntington & Gadsden br. N., C. & St. L. Rys.; on
Coosa river, with passenger and freight Iwat connection
for imjiortant river ports. Has Southern Car Co.,
Alabama Wire and Steel Company; Gadsen Car and
Foundry Co., iron pipe and casting; Kyle Lumber Co.,
Southern Mfg. Co., lumber, sasli, doors and blinds;
Mecklan Wagon Co., and minor industries, employing
4000 peoi!le, with monthly pay roll of §1(10,000. Is
farming and manufacturing trade centre for surround-
ing country, with annual trade of §25,000, 000. Trolley
to Attalla and Alabama Citv. Is summer resort. Val".
§10.000.000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Printuj) House.
Journal-Tribune— Tuesday and Friday ; Dem ;
Est.'89;Sp 13x20; Sub. igl. W.S. Griffith.
Circ 't-800
Times-News— ^londay and Thursday; Dem;
Est. '67; 4p 12x18; Sub. $1. W. M.Meeks
& Son. Circ (2)-3941
GATE CITY, ; Jefferson, 140.420; 5m NE of Bir-
mingham on Louisville & Nashville, (^ueen & Crescent
and Southern Rys. Has rolling mills, coal and iron
mines. Furniture Factory. Exiiress, Birmingham;
Telegrajdi. First Nat. Baiik. Birmingham.
Journal— '^ednesdav; Dem; Est.
15X22 ; Sub. .si. Thos. H. Smitl
Humming Bird— Saturday; Neutral; Est. '92;
4ii 15x22: Sub. .si. T. H. Larrimore.
(Prints editions for Brookside. Weekly;
East Lake, Visitor ; Trussville, Life; West
End. Banner; and Woodlawn, Gem).
Comb. Circ ,g-1050
GENEVA*, 1032; Geneva, 19096; 37m SE of Montgom-
ery oil Clioctawhatchee river. Steamers from Caryville,
on Louisville and Nashville Ry. (Ala. A: Fla. Div. > Fla.,^
connecting with Pensacola' and Atlantic Railroad.
Agricultural trade centre. Val. §841,097. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Geneva.
Reaper— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '01 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. E. M. .lohnson. Ciic 3 -800
GOODWATER, 728; Coosa, 16144; 17m NE of Rock-
ford on Central of Georgia Ry. In a farming district
Express; Telegraph. Farmers' & Merchants' Bank.
Advocate— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. '70: Op
IS X 24 ; Sub. . SI. H.M.Burns. Circ 3-725
Democrat— Dem; Est. 1901; P. A. .lackson.
Circ 3-500
GREENSBORO*, 2416 ; Hale. 31011 : 100m SW of Bir-
mingham oil Selma and Akron br. .S. Ily. Agricultural
trade centre. Seat of Southern University. Val.
.?100,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of (ireensboro.
Greensboro Hcmse.
Beacon— Wednesday ; Dem: Est. '35; 4p
2ti 2(5; Sub. .si".50. H. G. Benners. Circ. 4-675
University Monthly— t Monthly; Collegiate;
Est. '84; 50p6X9; Sub. §1. Circ 4-275
■Watchman— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '76; 4p
l.s 24; Sub. .§1.50. AVm. E. W. Yerbv.
Circ '..4-70a
GREEN"\riLLE*, 3162: Butler. 25761; 44in S of
Montgomery on Louisville & Nashville Ry. Has Gulf
Red Cedar Co. Planing 31 ills, Shingle Factory, Iron
AVorks and Novelty Works. Greenville 3Iills. Ice fac-
tory, Dunham and AV. T. Smith Lumber comiianies and
cotton seed oil mills. Is trade centre for large agri-
cultural and lumbering section. A'al. .§1,500.000. Ex-
press; Telegra])h. Bankol Greenville. Ehlbert's Hotel.
Advocate— Wednesdav : Dem; Est. '(55; 8p
15 22 ; Sub. .§1. J. B. Stanley. Circ 3 -221 7
Living Truth— Friday ; Dem; Est. '91; 8p
13x20; Sub. §1. A.Lehman. Circ 3-2
160.
GROVE HILL*, 225: Clarke. 27790: 18m NE of
.Jackson: nearest railroad jioiiit, Whately. In stock,
raising and farming district. Express; Telegraphs
First Nat. Bank, Thomasville.
Democrat— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. '56; 4p
13 2i); Sub. §1." Isaac Grant. Circ 4-560
GUNTERSyiLLE*, (twp.) 650; Marshall, 23289: 165m
SE of Nashville, Tenn. on Huntsville & Gadsden br. N.^
C. & St. L. Ry. Agricultural trade centre. Cotton
shii)piiig point. Exjtress; Telegraph. Bank of Giin-
tersville. Alabama House.
Democrat— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. '80; 4n
20x26; Sub. ^1. Mrs. E. O. Neely. Circ. 3-1300
GURLEY. 831 ; Madison, 43702 ; 80m SAV of ChatU-
nooga, Tenn. on Memjihis div. .S. Ry. Has Nininger-
Craven Co., woodenware, pails and" buckets: Gurley
Handle Co., tool handles; Enteri)rise Spoke Co. ana
lumber mills. Trade centre for fanning and manufac-
turing region with 35000 i)op. Val. .slOO.OOO. Ex-
jiress; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Huntsville.
Herald— Thursdav : Dem ; Est. '94; 8p 15x22;
Sub. si. H.S.Shackelford. Circ f-919
HAMILTON*, (twp.) 235; Marion, 14494; 4.5m NE of
Aberdeen, 3iiss. ; nearest railroad point, (iuiu. In-
dustry: Farming. W^est Alabama Agricultural .School
and Experiment Station here. Express; Telegraph,
Guin. First Nat. Bank, Aberdeen, Miss.
Ne-WS- Thursday ; Dem; Est. '86; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1. S. E. & G. J. AVilson. Circ g:-1150
HANCEVILLE, (twp.) 250; Culpnan, 23119: 9m S of
Cullman on Louisville & Nashville Ry. Railroad ter-
minal of tlie Stouts Mt. Ry. Agriculture and mining.
Ex])ress; Telegraph. Parker & Co., Bankers, Cull-
man.
Hustler— Thursdav; Ind; Est.' 93; 8p 15x22;
Sub. 75c. Mrs. Julia H. Gillesi)ie. Circ... 3 -500
ALABAMA.
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HARTSELLS, f'70: Morgan. 28820: 13m S of Deca-
tur on l.diiisville A: Xashville Ry. Has saw and grist
iuill>. Imulier and marble yards,' also gas and oil wells.
A small trade centre. Express; Telegraph. First Nat.
Bank. Decatur. Hartsells Hotel.
Enquirer— Thursday; Dem; Est. '87; 4p
IS L'4; Sub. ?1. J.C.Orr. Circ S-BOO
HAYNEVILLE*, 355; Lowndes, 35651; 22m SW of
Montgomery. Stage accommodation to hetohatchee.
Gram and cotton grown. Grist mill and wagon factory.
Exiiress: Telegraph. Bank of Montgomery, Mont-
gomery.
Citizen-Examiner— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '68 ;
4p -II IT,; Sub. .Si. 50. (iarrett iS: Varner.
( ire. ®-780
News— Frulav; Dem; Est. '97; 8p 15X22;
Sub. SI. "Arthur W. Hall. Circ ®-1090
HEFLIN. -tiiO: Cleburne, 13206; 7m SW of Edwards-
villr on Atlanta it (ireenville br. S. Ry. Charcoal,
cotton and lumlier shipped from here. Gold and
cojiper mining. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Annis-
ton.
New Era -Saturday; Dem; Est. '00; 4p
1 5 2:.' : Sub. SI.' Will G. Porter. Circ. . . .®-400
HUNTSVILLE''. 146-42; Madison, 43702 : 131m S of
Nashville. Tenn. on Western div. S. and Tennessee &
Coosa div. X., C. & St. L. Rvs. Has Dallas (cotton)
Mfg. Co., West Huntsville &'Huntsville Cotton Mills,
Spring City (flour) Mills, INIerrimack .^Ifg. Co.'s JNlills,
AVest Huntsville Furniture factory, Huntsville Spoke
and Handle factory and Alabama Cotton Oil Co., em-
))loving 12000 jieoide. Is leading city and trade centre
in Tennessee Valley, with farmmg pop. of 300,000, and
leading cotton manufacturing city in Alabama. Seat
<jf Huntsville Female College and Academy for Boys,
State Agricultural and Mechanical College for Negroes
and Lowrv and Westmoreland Intirmary. Has general
offices Alabama Cotton Oil Co. Is summer and winter
resort with several tine hotels. Val. (tvv]).) $;3,725,000.
Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Huntsville
Hotel.
Democrat— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '23; 4p
20x26; Sub. SI. Misses Virginia C. & S.
W. Clay. Circ ®-675
Journal (Colored)— Thursday; Ind; Rep; Est.
'.i.'.;4p 15X22; Sub. $1. H. C. Biuford &
Sons. Circ 4-1500
Mercurv— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '85;
4-6p 15x22; Sub. $8. Mercury Pub. Co.
Circ S-1000
Mercury— "Wednesday; Dem; Est. '16; 8p
15 -24; Sub. .SI. Mercury Pub. Co. Circ.4)-3000
Post— Evening ex Sunday; Dem: Est. '99; 4p
15X22; Sub. S4. Jordan & O'Neal. Circ. . 3)-975
Post— Thursday: Dem; Est. 1900; 8p 15X22;
Sul). SI . Jordan & O'Neal. Circ
Tribune— Kvening; Rep; Est. '94; 4p 15x22;
Sub. S5. Charles P. Lane. Circ Cj)-700
Tribune— Tuesday ; Rep; Est. '94; 4p 15x22;
Sub. 50c. Charles P. Lane. Circ @-825
JACKSON, ('twp.)1039; Clarke, 27790: 61m N of Mo-
bile on Southern Railway. Agricultural trade centre.
Saw mills. Has fine sulphur water. Express; Tele-
grajih. First Nat. Bank.
South Alabamian-Saturday; Dem; Est. '87;
4p 15x22; Sub. SI. John S. Graham.
Circ ®-340
JACKSONVILLE*, 1176; Calhoun, 34874; 51m SW
oi Rome, Ga. on Chattanooga, Cleveland & Meridian
br. S. Ry. Shipping point for iron, coal, lumber, cotton
and cottonseed oil. A trade centre for farming district.
Calhoun College and a State Normal School located
here. A winter resort. Val. .SI, 947, 460. Express;
Telegrajih. Tredegar Nat. Bank. The Iron Queen Hotel.
Republican- Thursday; Dem; Est. '.36; 4p
17.;24; Sub. SI. E.W.Wellichampe. Circ...®-500
JASPER*, 1661 ; Walker, 25162 ; 35mNWof Birming-
ham on Kansas City, Ft. Scott and Memphis and
Northern Alabama Rys. Extensive coal deposits. A
trade centre for cotton growing and lumber district.
Express; Telegraph. Jasper Trust Co. Bowdery Hotel.
Mountain Eagle— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '72;
Sp 16x22; Sub. §1. J.C.Norwood. Circ..3)-1230
LAFAYETTE*, 1629: Chambers, 32554; 85m NE of
.Montgomery on Opclika iV Uoanoke br. Lafayette Ry.
Cotton and grain market for vicinity. Val. (twp.)
S465,983. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bank of Lafayette.
Nyley House.
Sun— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '80; 8p 13x20;
Sub. SI. A.' W. Holstien. Circ T-1860
LEIGHTON, (twp.) 506; Colbert. 22341: 11m E of
Tuscimibia on 3Iemphis <liv. .Southern Ry. In agricul-
tural section. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank,
Florence.
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '92; 4p 15x22;
Sub. SI . F. W. McCormack. Circ 3 -595
LINDEN*, ftwp.i 250; Marengo, 38315; 18m S of
Demojjolis and 52m \V of Selma ; ne.arest railroad point,
Demopolis. Is a fine farming centre. Cattle and sheep
graziug. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, De-
mopolis.
Democrat— Friday; Dem; Est. '92;4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. AVm. Cunningham. Circ (J)-326
Reporter— Friday ; Dem; Est. '79; 4pl5x22;
Sub. SI. John E. Hecker. Circ ®-408
LIVINGSTON*, 851; .Sumter, 32710; 37m NE of Me-
ridian, Miss, and 80m W of .Selma on Queen & Cres-
cent Ry. Health resort, Avith mineral si)riiigs. Seat of
the Alabama Normal College for girls. In a farming
community. Express; Telegraph. McMillan & Co.,
Bankers. Artesian Hotel.
Our Southern Home— Thursday ; Dem; Est.
'65; 8p 18x24; Sub. .§1.50. W. H. Law-
rence. Circ 3-975
Sun— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '89; 4p 17x24;
Sub. SI. 25". C. H. Allen. Circ Ct-1250
LUVERNE*, 731 ; Crenshaw, 19668; 51m S of Mont-
gomery, terminus Sprague .Junction & Luverne br. S.
Ry. Has oil works, cotton gins and guano factory.
Trade centre for agricultural territory. Val. S300,000.
Express; Telegraph. Bank.
Gleaner— Friday ; Reform ; Est. '95 ; 4p 1 5 x22 ;
Sub. SI. L. S. Knight. Circ i-668
Journal— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '94 ; 4p 13 x 20 ;
Sub. SI. M. Tucker. Circ
1-560
MARION*, 1''98 : Perry, 31783 : 78m NW of Montgom-
ery on Alabama .Southern Ry. Is trade centre for the
county; in the cotton belt. Seat of .Juds?)n Institute
(female), Marion Female Seminary and Marion Military
Institute. Val. S901,(500. Express ; Telegraph. Mar-
ion Central Bank. Kings House.
Democrat— Saturday ;Dem ;Est.'97 ; 4p 15X22 ;
Sub. si. R. A. Wynn. Circ ®-325
Standard— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '79; 8p
17 ■24; Sub. .§1. C. H. (ireer. Circ J-520
MOBILE*, 38469; Mobile 62740; 140m E of New Or-
leans on Louisville & Nashville, terminus Mobile & Ohio,
Mobile & Birmingham and Mobile, Jackson & Kansas
City Rys. ; at the junction of a system of rivers naviga-
ble for 500 miles inland, with M'ol)ile liav with jiassen-
ger and frieght, steam and rail connections with all
parts of the world. Mobile is most important as a lum-
ber, cotton and grain shijiping jioint, but there are 373
manufactories; the leading firms are: The Baid, Bay
City, Mobile Wagon and Yellow Pine Lumber compan-
ies. Hunter, Beun & Co. and W. S. Keyser & Co., lum-
ber ; Thompson &r Bailey, foundry and machine works ;
National Dredging Co., Alabama Dredging & Jetty Co.,
Consumers' Ice Co., Joseph McLeer, shoes ; Terminal
Elevator Co. and Mobile Brewery, Coal, Machinery &
Supjily, Marine Ry.(shii) building), Phosphate & Chem-
ical M'fg. and Saw^ Mill Companies. Mobile is the trade
and jobbing centre for central and southern Alabama,
eastern and southern Mississijipi, and northern and
western Florida, and has considerable commerce with
Central American Republics. Trolley to Sjjring Hill.
Here are Spring Hill College, (R. Catholic), Convent of
the Visitation, Protestant Orphans' Asylum, County
Poor Asylum, a number of Roman Catholic Asylums,
Marine and City Hospitals and Providence Infirmary.
Has general offices Planters' & Merchants', Stonewell
and Factors' & Traders' Insurance Companies. Val.
$16,282,904. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Battle House.
Alabama Staats Zeitung (German) — Thurs-
day; Ind; Est. '94; 4p 20x26; Sub. $2.
E. A. Brunnier. Circ 3)-1575
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Herald— Evening: ; Dem; Est. '93; 8-20p
L'4 .^G; Sub. S5. Herald Fill). Co. Circ. 3-4100
Herald— Sunday ; Dem; Est.'itS; 20p 30X44;
Suli. ?1. Herald I'ul). Co. Circ 3-4300
Item— Evening: Ind; Est. '97; Op
17 1-2X22 1-2; Sub. i<i>. Jno. F. Cothran.
Circ 3 -5000
Item— Sunday: Ind; Est.'97; 12-lOp; Sub. .«1.
Jno. F. Cothran. Circ ,3-4750
Press (Colored)— Saturday; Rep; Est. '94; 4p
15x22; Sub. ??1.50. A. N. Johnson. Circ.J-SGS
Register— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '20;
Sp 15x24; Sub. .?10. Register Co. Circ. J -4025
Register— Sunday; Dem; Est. '— ; 12p 20x24;
Sub. .^— . Register Co. Circ (J-5050
Register— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '20 ; 8p20x 24 ;
Sub. . 'SI. Register Co. Circ J-5037
Southern Watchman (Colored) — Saturday ;
Rep: Est. '90; 4p 15x22; Sub. §1.50. A.
N. McEwen. Circ @-1500
MONROEVILLE*, 422; Monroe, 23060; 85m NE of
Moliile; neare-st railroad point, Monroe; on Alabama
river with steamboat accommodations. In a section
growing cotton, sugar cane and corn. Express; Tele-
grajih, Monroe. Bank of Brewton, Brewton.
Journal— Thursday : Dem ; Est. '06 : 8p 13x20;
Sub. .^1. y. Salter. Circ $-1000
MONTGOMERY*, state capital, 49086: Montgomery.
72U47 : 175m SW of Atlanta, Ga. on Louisville & Jsash-
ville. Western of Alabama, I'lant System, Central of Geor-
gia, Seaboard Air Line, Mobile & Ohio. Tallahassee &
Slontgomery, terminus Montgomery & Prattville br.L.&
N.and Sprague Junction & Luverne br. I'lant Rys.; on
Alabama river with two lines of passenger and freight
steamers. Has Southern Oil Co., Alabama Cotton
Oil Co., People's Oil Co., Montgomery Cotton Mills,
Peojjle's Cotton Factory, Alabama Cordage Co., Hartley
Boiler Works, Montgomery Brewing Co., Montgomery
Cooi)erage and Hardwood' Co., Montgomery Carriage
Works, Carr's Cracker Factory, Kolin Distilling Co.,
Montgomery & Alabama Fertilizer companies, Virginia-
Carolina Chemical Co.'s plant, Janney & Co., foundry;
and over one hundred smaller establishments, with
.S6,000,000 cai)ital, employing 3750 people and manu-
facturing goods worth 810,000,000 annually. Mont-
gomery is trade centre for farming country embracing
several states and second largest wholesale jobbing
centre in the south. Receives 175,000 bales of cotton
annually. It is the third largest wholesale grocery
market Mn the South. Is seat of Carnegie Library anil
Montgomery Public Library. Has branch general ofhees
of Louisville & Jsashville, Mobile & Ohio and Atlantic
Coast Line Kys. A ]io])ular winter resort. Val. S21,-
000.000. Express : Telegra)ih Mercliants' and Planters
National Bank. Excliange Hotel.
Advertiser— Morning : Dem: Est. '28; 8-14])
15 1-2x21 l-2;'Sub. §7.80. Advertiser
Co. Circ i; - 1 1459
7'iibHslier''s Sfcffment.—The Advertiser is Alabama's
only metropolitan newspaper: has the most comjilete
news service, best mechanical equipment: largest and
highest salaried newspaper force; is printed at Mont-
gomery, the commercial, political and social capital,
as well as the geograjihical center of Alabama. Its
mail facilities are unmatched. It has been recognized
for half a century as the State's leading paper in news,
character, influence and circulation, and unquestiona-
bly enjoys the most widely disseminated clientele of
any Alaltama newspaper. (Guaranteed net paid circu-
lation greater than the actual issues of all Alabama
nioniing newsjiapers combined. The Advertiser car-
ries a larger volume of both local and foreign advertis-
ing than any of its State contemporaries and at a
higher rate per line. Pettingill & Co. use The Ailver-
tiser for all their i)atrons that cover its territory, and
with highly satisfactory results. Try The Advertiser
and you will cgncur in the opinion held by this agency.
Advertiser— Sunday ; Dem : Est. '28 : 20-32p
15 1-2x21 1-2; Sub. S2. Advertiser Co.
<■'••'■ X-14625
Advertiser— Friday ; Dem; Est. '28; lOp
15 1-2x21 1-2: Sub. $1. Advertiser Co.
Circ ®-12841
Enterprise— Friday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '98; 4p
15X22: Sub. .§1. Wm. Jenkins. Circ (l)-590
Journal- Evening; Dem; Est. '88; 8p 15x20;
Sub. .§5. Montgomery Pub. Co. Circ 3 -6700
Journal— Sundav : Dem; Est. 1902: lG-24p
Sub. 81. Horace Hood. Circ 3;-850O
Journal— Friday; Dem: Est. '90; 8p 15X22;
Sub. 50c. Horace Hood. Circ (^-QlOO
Progressive Odd Fellow— Monthly : Est. '98;
20 p 6X9; Sub. 50c. Jacob Peppernian.
Circ f -lOoa
MOXJLTON*, ("twp.) 290 ; Lawrence, 20124 : 22m SW of
Decatur: nearest railroad point, Hillsboro. Here is the
Moulton Normal Institute. In a lumber and farming
district. Express; Telegrajih. First Nat. Bank, Decatur.
Advertiser — Thursday; Dem; Est. '48; 4p
18 > 24: : Sub. $1 . Jourd White. Circ ^ -650
NEW DECATUR*, 4437 : Morgan 28820: 118m S of
Nashville, Teiin., junction Louisville & Nashville and
Southern Ifys. Has Louisville & Nashville repair
shops, American Oak Tanning Co.. largest in the
country: Tennessee Spoke Co., Turner, Day & Wool-
worth,' handle factory; Decatur Cotton OilCo., basket
factories, cotton compress and gin, foundry and ma-
chine sho] is and lumber yards, employing 3000 iie(>|)le,
with monthly pay roll of .§200.000. Is' trade centre for
farming and manufacturing iioi)ulation of 6000. Val.
81,507,131. Express; Telegrajih. Morgan County Na-
tional Bank. Hotel, The Tavern.
Advertiser — Saturday; Dem; Est. '99; 4p
19x25; Sub. $1. C. J. Hildreth. Circ... f 1200
NORTHPORT, 424: Tuscaloosa, 36147: Im N of Tus-
caloosa ; on Black Warrior river. Is shiiqiing port for
cotton. Has a tannery and trunk slat factory. Ex-
press; Telegraph. J. H. Fitts ^t Co., Bankers,' Tusca-
loosa.
Breeze— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '89; 4-6p
IS 24; Sub. §1. Jno. T. Bealle. Circ '2-1050
OAKMAN, 503; Walker. 25102; 48m W of Birming-
ham on Atlanta & Greenville br. S.Ry. Trade centre for
mining section. .Seat of Oakman College. Val. 8150,-
000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Birming-
ham.
News— Friday; Ind; P.st. '92; 4p 13x20;
Su)). .«;1. Benj. G. Sevier. Circ ^-380
ONEONTA*, 583: Blount, 23119; 37m NE of Birming-
ham on Louisville & Nashville Ky . Industries : Agricul-
ture, iron and coal mining, and poultry raising. Ex-
jiress ; Telegrajih. First Nat. Bank, Birmingham.
Democrat— Thursday : Dem: Est. '94; 4p
1 .s L'-t : Sub. .§1. F. f ; . Stephens. Circ 3 -790
News-Dispatch— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '77;
4p IS • L'.t; Sub. .si. John H. Ketchum.
Circ 3-lOOa
OPELIKA'', 4245 ; Lee, 31826 ; 29m N W of Columbus,
Ga.. junction Central of Georgia and Western of
Alabama liys. Chiefly a grain and cotton growing-
section. Manufactures sash and blinds, fertilizers and
has cotton mills. — Val. .§489,499. Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. The Cooper House.
Industrial News— Friday; Dem; Est. '90; 12p
15 :.'L'; Sub. §1. Wear & AVilson. Circ. 3-3320
Post— Friday; Dem; Est. '94; 8p 15x22; Sub.
§1 . iWt Pub. Co. Circ S-1525-
OZARK*, 1570; Dale, 21189; 60m SWof Eufaula. ter-
minus Kufaula & Ozark br. C. of G. and the Plant
System Kys. Here are numerous mills, carriage, guano,
and cigar'factories. Is a lumber district. A al. 8221,-
183. j:x])ress: Telegraiih. Planters' & Merchants*
Bank. Matthews House.
Southern Star— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '67:
S]! 21-32: Sul). §1. 'Josei)h H. Adams.
Circ 2-2100
PATTON, 200 : Walker, 25102 ; 18m SW of JaspL-r on
Southern Ry. Has several coalmines. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank, Jasper.
Pointer (Colored)— Thursday; Est. '97: 4p
i:!X20; Sub. §1. J.T.Nall. Circ... 4-200
PELL CITY, C'OO; St. Clair, 19425; 30m E of Birming-
ham on .Southern fJ. P. and Seaboard Air IJne Rys.
§500,000 in cotton factories.
Coosa Valleyan— Weekly : Ind; Est. 1902: 4p:
.Sub. si. Bayo 1). Gather. Circ 3 -5oo>
ALABAMA.
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PIEDMONT, 1745: Calhoun, 34874; 12m NE of Jack-
sonville on Southern and East & West Rys. Has a
deiiosit of iron and is in a lumbering ant\ fanning
region, with the Layre Cotton and Cotton Seed Oil
Mdl and Coosa Mfg. Co. Exiiress; Telegraph. Al-
liert House.
Inquirer— Friday; Dem; Est. '90; 8p 18x20;
Sub. .?!. R. R.Tomlin. Circ (f-SOO
PRATT CITY, 3485; .Telferson, 140,420: 5m Wof Bir-
niingliam on Kansas City, Memphis >.*t Birmingham Ry.
Here are coal mines with an aggregate output of over
8500 tons of bituminous coal daily, also over 2500 coke
ovens, employing over 3000 men.' Express ; Telegraph.
Pratt City Bank.
Herald— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '99; 8p 15X22;
Sub. .?!. Chas. H. Frye. Circ S-1370
PEATTVILLE*, 1929: Autauga, 17915; 15m NW of
Montgomery, on M. & (). div.of Southern Ry., terminus
Montgomery & Prattville br. L. & N. Ry. Cotton and
ice is manufactured here. Has a cotton ginnery and
grist mill, variety workshops and a cotton gin factory.
Exi)ress ; Telegraph. Autauga Banking & Trust Co.
Progress— Friday; Dem; Est. '8G; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .^1. Progress Ptg. Co. Circ ®-600
ROANOKE, 1155; Randolph, 21047; 98m NE of
Montgomery, terminus East Alabama div. C. & (t. Ry.
Has small cottonseed oil and cotton mill and fertilizer
works. Seat of Roanoke Normal College. Draws farm-
ing trade of §1,000,000 annually. Express ; Telegraph.
Bank of Roanoke.
Leader— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '92; 4p
18X24; Sub. SI. O.H.Stevenson. Circ... I -850
ROCKFORD*, 240 ; Coosa, 16144; 40m NE of Mont-
gomery; nearest railroad point, Kellyton. Express;
Telegrajdi, Alexander City. Bank of Rockford.
People's Courier— Thursday ; Pop; Est. '94;
4p 15x22; Sub. §1. Bond & Bird. Circ. .^-350
RTJSSELLVILLE*, 1602 : Franklin, 16511 ; 18m S of
Tuscund)ia on Northern Alabama Ry. In a farming and
mining region. Express; Telegrajdi. The Merchants'
Bank, Russellville.
Times— Friday; Dem: Est. '96; 8p 15x22;
Sub. SI. C.M.Sheirid. Circ l'-1050
ST. STEPHENS*, 387; AVashington, 11134; 60m N of
Mobile on Tombigbee river : nearest railroad point,
Carson. In a farming section. Express and Tele-
gra]ih, Carson, Ala. Limpaup Banking Co.
News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '92; 4p 16x22;
Sub. .*! . W. A. Moseley. Circ 1 -400
SCOTTSBORO*, 1014; Jackson, 30508 ; 5(;m SW of
Chattanooga, Tenn. on Memphis div. S. Ry. Is trade
centre for farming section. Baptist Insttiute. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Seottsboro. Parks House.
Citizen— Thursday; Dem; Est. '77; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. 50. James Armstrong. Circ (J)-825
Progressive Age— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '86;
8p 15x22; .Sub. . 5^1. Age Pub. Co. Circ..(i:-2384
SEALE*, 386: Russell, 27083; 20m SW of Columbus,
(ia. on Columbus, Troy & Searight br. C. of G. Ry.
Grows cotton and grain and has several saw mills.
Express ; Telegrai>h. Bank, Columbus, Ga.
Register— Friday; Dem; Est. '75; 4p 15x22;
Sub. si. Tucker & Chadwick. Circ ®-425
SELMA*, 8713; Dallas, 54657; 50m W of Montgom-
ery on Birmingham & .Selma line S., Upper div., Pen-
sacola & Selma line L. & N., terminus Mobile & Bir-
mingham, Birmingham, Selma & New Orleans and
Western of Alabama Rys. Has Cotton States Ma-
chinery Co., International Cottonseed Oil Co., Selma
Cotton Mill, Press & AVarehouse and Brick & Tile com-
panies, Sash & Blind factory and minor interests. Is
cotton and grain raising trade centre for Dallas and
surrounding counties. Yal. .S7, 000, 000. Express;
Telegrai)h. City Nat. Bank. Hotel Albert.
Journal— Evening ex Sunday; Dem; Est. '90;
4p 10x22; Sub. .S8.20. Floyd Kincey.
Circ ®-775
Mirror— Friday : Dem; Est. '88; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .SI. H.B. Kincey. Circ @-1055
New Idea— Saturday; Est. '86; 8p 15X22;
Sub. Si. New Idea Pub. Co. Circ ®-1025
Times— Morning Dem; Est. '25; 8p 18X24;
Sub. .S6. J. C. Adler. Circ @-1050
Times— Sunday ; Dem; Est. ' — . J. C. Adler.
Circ (3-1100
Times Thursday ; Dem; Est. '64; 4p 15X22;
Sub. !S1. J. C. Adler. Circ 1-1700
SHEFFIELD, 3333; Colbert. 22341 ; 5m S of Florence,
junction Northern Alabama, Eouisville & Nashville and
-Memidiis div. S. Rys. Has cotton compress, Ave iron
furnaces, two stove foundries, planing and saw mills,
shops of N. A. & S. R., machine sho])S, rolling, cotton
seed oil mills, employing 1000 peojde, with a monthly
pay rollof SllO.OOO. Val. $2,164,454. Express; Teh;-
graph. Alabama Trust & Banking Co. New Sheffield
Hotel.
Reaper— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '91; 4p 13x20;
Sub. Si. O. E. Comstock, Sr. Circ 3)-800
Standard— Saturday; Dem; Est. '97; 8p
15X22; Sub. .§1. E. M. Ragland. Circ. . .'i:;-720
SPRINGVILLE, (twp.) 496 ; St. Clair, 19425 ; 28m NE
of Birmingham on Alabama Great Southern Ry. Iron
ore and coal produced. Is farming town and centre of
trade of .?500,000 annually. Express ; Telegrai)h. Ala-
bama Nat. Bank.
Item— Thursday ;Non-pol ; Est. '99 ; 4p 15 X 22 ;
Sub. $1. B. B. Gather. Circ , 3-725
STEVENSON, 560; Jackson, 30508; 38m SW of Cliat-
tanooga. Tenn. on Ashville, Chattanooga & St. Louis and
Southern Rys. Has cotton gins and is local trade
centre. Seat of William and Emma Austin College.
Val. .'?200,000. Express ; Telegraph. Merchants Bank.
Stevenson Hotel.
Chronicle— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '87; 8p
15x22; Sub. SI. Vaught & Gregory.
Circ 1-725
SULLIGENT, 303; Lamar, 16084; 100m W of Bir-
mingham on Kansas City, Memphis & Birmingham Ry.
Farming village. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Columbus Ins.
and Banking Co., Columbus, Miss.
Lightning— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '95; 4p
15x22; Sub. .SI. Lightning Pub. Co.
.Circ ®-650
SYLACAUGA, 880: Talladega, 35773; 50m SE of
Birmingluuu on Alabama Mineral div. L. & N. and
Central of Georgia Rys. Agricultural trade centre for
territory. Has hosiery and brick manufactories, cot-
tonseed oil. flour and lumber mills. Val. SI, 000, 000.
Express; Telegrajdi. First Nat. Bank, Birmingham.
Enterprise— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '97; 8p
11>,16; Sub. 50c. Freeman Ptg. Co.
Circ , ®-1625
TALLADEGA*, 2061 : Talladega, 35773; 51m E of
Birmingliam and 41 S of Gadsden on Birmingham &
Atlantic. Alabama Mineral br. L. & N. and Southern
Rys. Industries : Saw, planing, oil, knitting and steam
grist mills, iron foundries, blast furnace, sash works
and cotton factories. Here are Talladega College (col-
ored), the State Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institution.
Isbell Female College and the Presbyterian Orphanage.
Mineral springs and various minerals in this region.
Val. Sl.832.459. Express; Telegrajjh. First Nat.
Bank. Fall Inn.
News-Reporter — Saturday ; Ind-Dein ; Est.
'4:!; sp 18x35: Sub. SI. E. S. C. Ward.
Circ 1-1600
Our Mountain Home— Wednesday ; Dem ; Est.
"67; 8-16p 15x22; Sub. SI- John C.
Williams. Circ 1 -2104
THOMASVILLE, 086: Clarke, 27 790; 18m N of Grove
Hill on Siiuthern Ry. A farming district. It also has
grist, cottonseed oil and sawmills, and is the shijiping
])oiiit for Wilcox, Marengo & Clarke Co. Express;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Echo— Daily; Est. 1900; 4p 15X22; .Sub. SI.
W. E. Bickell. Circ 1-500
THORSBY, 500; Chilton, 16522 ; 48m S of Birmingham
on Louisville & Nashville Ry. Has planing, gin and
sawmills, furniture factory, cannery and other indus-
tries. The college and seminary of the Alabama Con-
ference of the M. E. church are located here. Express ;
Telegraph. Thorsby Savings Bank.
Times— Rep ;
TROY*, 4097: Pike, 29172; 52m SE of Montgomery
on Alabama Midland div. P. S. and Columbus, Troy &
Searight line C. of G. Rys. Has Troy Compress Co.,
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PETTINGILL^S NEWSPAPEK DIKECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Troy Fertilizer Co., fertilizing acid i>hosphate; Troy
Machine Works and minor industries. Is cotton grow-
ing trade centre for county. Yal. ?il,097,902. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Farmers' & Merchants' Bank. City
Hotel.
Citizen's Journal— Saturday : Dem; Est. '92; I
4\i 17 • L'4; .Sub. §1. J. T. Howell. Circ. .i,3)-1250 j
Messenger— Evening; Dem; Est. '92; 4p
1 .". L'2 ; Sub. iio. W. J. Blan. Circ (g-500
Messenger— Wednesday : Dem; Est. '66; 8p
1.'. L'L': Sub. .SI. W. J. Blan. Circ %-loOO
Methodist Protestant Telephone— Si-mo ; Est.
iiG; 8p 11X10; Sub. 5;1. J. T. Howell.
Circ (l;-650
Standard— Saturday; Dem: Est. '96; 4p
1 i X ic, : Sub. .SI . John Gamble. Circ |-1200
TUNNEL SPRINGS, 1902; Monroe. 23600; 12m XE
ot .Abinid -x illf. Trade centre for corn, cotton, peas,
fruit and sugar cane. Farming village. Pine and hard
woods of all kinds. Express. Alabama Nati(mal Bank.
Eagle- Semi -Monthly; Rep; Est. '88; 4p
l.')X18; Sub. 50c." A.R.Davison. Circ..3;-1500
Piihlishers Statnnent^— The Eagle has a large mail-
ing list of subscribers in South Central Alal>ama, as
well as raaches all the colored exchanges of imi)or-
tanc? in the T'nited States and its recent possessions.
Subscription fifty cents per annum. Advertising in-
serted at reasonable rates.
TUSCALOOSA*, 5094; Tuscaloosa, 36147; 55m SW
of Birminsjham on Alabama Great Southern div. Q. &
C. Ry. and M. i«t ( ». Ry. ; at head of navigation on Black
Warrior river. Has cotton compress ; Tuscaloosa Cot-
ton INlills, Tuscaloosa Cottonseed Oil Co., Rosenan
Hosiery Mill. Tuscaloosa Mfg. Co., cotton goods; and
minor industries. Has a spoke and handle factory. Is
cotton growing trade centre for Tuscaloosa and sur-
rounding counties. Seat of State Universitv and as-
sociated schools. Yal. .si, 425, 978. Expre'ss; Tele-
graph. First Nat. Bunk. Washington Hotel.
Times-Gazette— Evening: Dem; Est. '88; 8p
lox22; Sub. i;5. Tunes-Gazette Pub. Co. "
Circ (f-1075 !
Times-Gazette— Thursday; Dem; Est. '31; 8p
1.1X22; .Sub. .SI. Times-Gazette Pub. Co.
<^'i»c f-llSO
TUSCUMBIA*, 2;U8; Colbert. 22341 ; Im S of Shef-
field, terminus Nashville. Florence & Sheffield br. L. & ,
N., Northern Alabama and Southern Rys. : head of navi- '
gation on Tennessee river. Is a trade centre for farm-
ing section. Seat of several educational institutions.
\al..S40O,00o. Express ; Telegraph. Merchants' Bank, i
Parshall House.
Dispatch— Saturday; Dem; Est.'95;4p 20x26;
Sub. .Si. O.G. Simpson. Circ (ij-935
TUSKEGEE*, 2170: Macon. 23126; 42m E of Mont-
gomery, terminus Tuskegee Rv. Has cotton oil factor-
ies, steam gins, wagon factories, brick yards and mat-
tress factory. Is trade centre for farming section.
Seat of Alabama Military Institute for white boys, Ala-
bama Conference Female College for white girls and
the Booker T. Washington's School for negroes. Yal.
1395,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Tuskegee.
Wade House.
News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '65; 4p 18x24:
Sub. .SI. C. W. Hare. Circ D-UOO
UNION SPRINGS*, 2034: Bullock. 31944; 40m SE of
.Montgomery, junction Columbus. Troy & Searight and
Macon, Americus. Eufaula & Montgomery brs. C. of G.
Ry. terminus I'nion Springs and Northern Ry. Has
cottonseed oil, spoke, handle, barrel stave and broom
factories. Cotton shii)piug point and general trade
centre. Yal. .S491.333. Express; Telegraph. Bullock
County Bank. Joseiihine Hotel.
Breeze— Tuesday ; Dem; Est. 1902: 8p 13X20;
Sub. -SI. John C. LawTence. Circ 3-750
Herald— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '66: 8p
13x20; Sub. §1. T. F. McGowen. Circ... 3,-960
UNIONTOWN, 1047; Perry, 31783; 2f)m SE of De-
mojiolis oil Chattanooga, Cleveland c*t Meridian br. S.
A shij)ping point for cotton. Has a cotton faciorj',
Oil Mill, (iinneries, etc. Ex])ress; Telegraph. Plant-
ers' iSr Merchants' Bank. Pickering House.
Herald— Wednesday; Dem; Est. '87; 4p
17x24; Sub. §1.50. R. E. Loveless. Circ.3;-525
UNIVERSITY, -
Tuscaloosa.
Tuscaloosa, 36147; suburb of
Crimson-White— Eriday ; Collegiate; Est. '94:
4p 13X1,S; Sub. 5;1.50. University of
Alabama. Circ J -535
VERNON*, 291; Eamar, 16084; 9ni S of Sulligent,
nearest railroad point. Chief industry : Agriculture.
Has saw, grist mills and cotton gins". Exjiress; Tel-
egraph, Sulligent. Columbus Banking Co., Columbus,
Miss.
Courier— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '86; 4p 17x24;
sub. .SI. T. J. Young. Circ ®-400
Democrat— Wednesday ; Dem ; Est. '90 ; 8p
11X10; Sub. .'Si. C. P. & C. S. McDougal.
Circ ®-525
WARRIOR, 1018 ; .Jefferson, 140,420 ; 23m N of Birm-
ingham on Louisville vt Nashville Ry. Has Mabel ^lining
Co., Central Coal and Iron Co., Pearsons Coal & Iron
Co.. Gilreath, Hardie & Co., Coaldale Paving Brick Co.,
and Warrior Coal & Coke Co., employing 000 jieople
at a monthly wage of .SI 5,000. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Warrior. Koley Hotel.
Breeze— Friday; Dem; Est. '88; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .SI. S. C. & J. B. Davidson. Circ ®-430
WETUMPKA*, 502 ; Elmore, 26099; 14m NEof Mont-
gomery on Louisville & Nashville Ry. Head of naviga-
tion oil Cross river. Is a trade centre and shipidng
point for farming and cattle raising section. Has min-
eral sjirings and is summer resort. Exjiress ; Telegraph.
M. Hobenberg •& Co., Bankers. Kyle Hotel.
Herald— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '95; 8p
13 1-2X20; "Sub. §1. H. R. Goldsen.
Circ ®-1567
ARIZONA.
Ca]ntal, Phoenix. Settled near Tucson by Spaniards in 1685. Population, 122,931. Area, 113,870 sq. miles.
Acres of farm land. 2.000,0(i(); value of farm land, .§11,416.460; annual value of farm products, ??6,375,692.
Territorial debt. $1,075,951.77. Vote in 1900: D.'m.8664; Rep. 7064; Peop. 292.
Arizona is bounded on the north by Utah; on the east by Xew Mexico; on the south by Mexico and on the
west by Nevada and California. This territoiy was once the home of the cliff dwellers and many of their villages,
canals and other works remain. It has been the home of fierce bands of Indians for centuries, particularly the
Apaches, and there are several reservations within the territory at present. Lofty mountains sweep diagonally
across the territory, in several parallel ranges, the general direction being toward the northwest. The highest
are the San Francisco mountains, in the north, (12000 feet) and the loftiest peak, Mount San Francisco (12561
feet). The northern portion is dotted with volcanic mesas, from 3000 to 7500 feet high. The territory is
drained by the Colorado and Gila rivers. The former has worn its way through the plateau of the northwest,
forming the (irand Canon of the Colorado, the world's greatest gorge and one of its most marvelous scenic
features. The Canon is 220 miles long and varies in depth from 1000 to 7000 feet. There are numerous pla-
teaus, cross gorges and buttes and the ever varying succession of these features, with the dazzling arrays of
colors presented by the different strata of rock render it picturesque and beautiful beyond comparison. Chal-
cedony Park in the northeastern part of the territory is a tract of 2000 acres, covered with fragments of petri-
fied trees, in a variety of beautiful colors. A variety of precious stones are found here and many have been sent
east to be finished. In Tonto Basin there is a natural bridge of limestone 1000 feet long. 2(3o feet high and
400 feet wide. There are many natural weUs in Arizonia, of which the most famous is Montezuma, 55 miles
northwest of I'rescott, 600 feet across and 100 feet deep. The pure, dry, warm aii' of Arizona makes it the na-
tion's sanitarium for lung; troubles. The mineral resources of the territory are extensive and the leading in-
dustries are mining, smelting, crushing and milling the ores. The silver veins at Tombstone have yielded .§33,-
000,000 since 1878 and the annual output for the territoiT is .§5.000,000. The annual production of copper is
$17,000,000. The annual output of gold is .Si"., 000,000. The principal copper mines are at Jerome, Morenci,
Clifton, Bisbee and Globe. Considerable progress m agriculture has been made by means of irrigation on the
IJlains south of the Gila. AVheat, alfalfa and clover are produced and a great variety of vegetables, fruits and
berries. Arizona has 1,000,000 head of cattle. There are thirteen counties and newspapers are published in
all. The principal towns are : Tucson, Phoenix, Tombstone, Prescott, Globe. Nogales, Tempe, Florence, Flag-
staff and Vuma.
BISBEE, (twp.) 7000; Cochise, 12000; 90m SE of Tuc-
son, on line of El Paso & .Southwestern Ry. In copper
region. Has smelting plant. Express;" Telegraph.
Bank of Bisbee. Coppsr Queen Hotel.
Review— I^-iily exceptMonday ; Ind-Dem;Est.
'96; 8p 16X22; Sub. §7.50. W. B. Kelly.
Circ .'.®-1500
Review— Sunday: Ind-Dem; Est.'96: 10-12p
Sul). .§3; AV. B. Kelly. Circ 1)-1700
FLAGSTAFF*, 1271; Coconino, 5.344; 85m NE of
Prescott on Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe Pacific Ry.
Situated in the largest pine forest in the West. Here
are mining, stock raising, milling, agricultural and
lumlieriug Interests. Has mills and is in sheep and
cattle raising section. Normal .School of Xorthern
Alabama located here. Express; Telegraph. Arizona
Central Bank. Banks House.
Coconino Sun— Saturday : Rep; Est. '82; 8p
11X16; Sub. .§2. C". M. Funston. Circ. . .ig;-500
Gem— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '83; 8p 15X22;
Sub. .§2. R. H. & J. E. Jones. Circ ^-525
FLORENCE*, 1500; Pinal, 6884; 75m NW of Tucson
on Gila river ; nearest railroad point, Casa Grande. In
farming and mining region. Silver smelting works
here. Exjiress; Telegraph. Arizona Nat. Bank, Tucson.
Florence House.
Tribune— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '92; 4p 16x22;
Sub. .§3. Florence Pub. Co. Circ (J)-650
GLOBE-, ^twp.) 1495: (iila, 4264; 128 miles NW of
Bowie station on S. P. R. R. Extensive deposits of silver
and copper. Express ; Telegraph. Old Dominion Com-
mercial Co.
Arizona Silver Belt— Thursday ; Mining; Est.
78; Sp 15 ,22; Sub. §2.50. J. H. Hamill.
Circ (3)-800
Times— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '98; 6p 13X20;
Sub. .§2. Union Pub. Co. Circ i^-500
HOLBROOK*, 215; Navajo, 8817; 3.3m E of Winslow
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. An agricultural
and stock raising town. Express; Telegraph. Navajo
County Bank, Winslow. Apache House.
Holbrook Argus— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '95; 8p
9x14; Sub. .§2.00. H. A. Pease. Circ (D-340
JEROME, (twp.) 2861; Yavapai, 13799: 25m NE of
Prescott, terminus United Verde & Pacific Ry. Has
copper and gold mines, fruit and farming industries.
Express; Telegraph. Agency Bank of Arizona.
Jerome Mining News— Monday; Silver
Dem: Est. '9.j; 4p 18x24; Sub. .§2. AV. S.
Adams. Circ 4^-625
Reporter — Thursday; Dem; Est. '94; 4n
18x24; Sub. .§1.50. J. A. & C. S. Thomp-
son. Circ 3^-500
KINGMAN*, <twp.) 750; Mohave, 3443 ; 400m E of Los
An^elos on Santa Fe Pacific Ry. Mining district; a
trade centre. Express; Telegraph. Arizona Central
Bank.
Miner— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '82: 6p 13x20;
Sub. .§3. Smith & Sawyer. Circ {3)-480
Our Mineral Wealth— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '95 ;
4p 15,-,22; Sub. §3. Kean St. Charles.
Circ f -375
MESA, 722; Maricopa, 21352; 18m E of Phoenix on
Maricopa, Phoenix & Salt River Valley and Phoenix &
Eastern Rys. Has cattle and sheep raising and farming
industries. Express ; Telegraidi. Mesa City Bank.
Free Press— Evening: Rep;Kst.'o: ;4p 13X19
Sub. S4.50 ; George S. Irving. Circ (,^,-560
Free Press— Saturday; Rep; Est. '92; 8p
13x19; .Sub. §2. Geo. S. Irving. Circ S-785
NOGALES, 1761; Santa Cruz. 4545; 50m N of Mag-
dalena, Mexico, terminus New Mexico & Arizona and
.Sonora Rys. Consists of two distinct towns, one in the
United States, the other in Mexico and separated only
by Mexican line. Is railroad centre with general offices,
repair shops, foundry and machine shops and wagon
manufactory, etc., and is jobbing and trade centre of
farming, cattle raising and mining section in So. Ari-
zona and No. Sonora, Mex.; annual trade. .§3,000.000.
Is in favorite health region for consumi)tives and has
a large sanitarium. Val. .§500,000. Exjiress; Tele-
graph. International Bank. Hotel Montezuma.
Oasis— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '92; 12p 11x17;
Sub. §2.50. Oasis Printing House. Circ. 4 -1275
Vidette— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '94 ; 4p 15x22 ;
Sub. §2. E. 1). Miller. Circ (3)-500
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
PHCENIX*, (territorial capital,) 5r>-14; ."Maricopa,
2K!r>L': :.'26m E of Yuma, terminus Maricopa »& Phoe-
nix & Salt Kiver Valley and Santa Fe, I'rescott &
Phnenix and the Phoenix & Eastern Rys. Has Standard
Iron Works, H. P. McCallum, machine shop; and minor
industries. Is fruit raising, cattle grazing, gold and
silver mining trade centre for south central Arizona.
Val. .f4,U64,U65. Express; Telegraph. Phoenix Nat.
Bank. Adams House.
Arizona Gazette— Morning ex Mon ; Rep ; Est.
'«U; «p l.jx22; Sub. §6. Gazette Print-
ing Co. Circ 1-2754
Arizona Gazette — Sunday; Rep; Est. '80;
8-12p 15X22; Sub. daily and Sunday $0.
Gazette Printing Co. Circ @-2754
Weekly Gazette— Friday; Rep; Est. '80; 8p
15x22; Sub. §2. (fazette Printing Co.
Circ (1-2800
Enterprise— Evening; Dem; Est. '98; 4p
ir.X22: Sub. $5. Mills & Bell. Circ 4-1052
Enterprise— Friday; Est.'08; 4p 15X22; Sub.
S2. Mills & Bell. Circ J -700
Observador Mexicano (Spanish)— Friday;
Ind; Est. "U4; 4p 13x20; Sub. §2. P.
Bonillas Salazar. Circ (S;-300
Republican— Morning and Sunday; Rep; Est.
'JU; S-12p 17 1-2X22 1-2; Sub. $9.
Arizona Pub. Co. Circ 1-5820
Publisher's Stafemetif. — Arizona now contains
145,000 jieopleand the permanent population is grow-
ing rapidly. Arizona is the coming great southwest-
ern state. Her soil and climate nialie it possible to
produce every crop known to agriculture and horti-
culture and her mineral wealth cannot be estimated
in figures. She is now near the top of the list in the
production of precious metals. Her people have
money, and of the present population 125,000 are
buyers. They spend a million dollars a year on their
vacations in Southern California. They buy every-
thing that civilized peojile use. They read' the Re-
publican. It is the only metropolitan newspaper that
reaches them on the day of publication. It is printed
on a perfecting press, operates a battery of linotypes
and owns the e.\;clusive morning Associated Press
franchise. It is the one newspaper covering the vast
region between the Colorado boundary and Southern
California. Write for sample copies. '
Kepublican — Thursdav; Rep; Est.' 90; 8p
17 1-2X22 1-2. Sub. .■52. Arizona Pub.
Co. Circ 1-3740
Southwestern Stockman— Friday ; Live stock ;
Agricultural; Est. '84: IGp 11X15; Sub.
82.50. Chas. W. Pugh. Circ 3:-3400
PEESCOTT*, 3559: Yavapai, 13799; 550m E of Los
Angeles, Cal. on Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix Ry.
Is trade centre for mining region, with 15000 pop.
Val. §1,500,000. Express; Telegraph. Prescott Nat.
Bank. Hotel Prescott.
Courier- Morning ex Fri; Dem; Est. '81; 4p
lsx24; Sub. §10. E.A.Rogers. Circ ®-650
Courier— Friday; Dem; Est. '81; 4p 22x30;
Sub. S2.50. E. A. Rogers. Circ 4-1275
Journal-Miner— Evening; Rep; Est. '64; 4p
18x24; Sub. §10. J.C.Martin. Circ ®-500
Journal -Miner— Wednesday; Rep; Est. '64;
4p 21x28; Sub. §2.50. J.C.Martin. Circ.g-1200
SAFFORD, : Graham, 141 62 : 85m NE of Tucson
on (;ila Valley, Globe & Northern Ry. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank of Safford.
Guardian— Friday ; Dem; Est. '95; 4p 18x24:
Sub. §1.50. John J. Birduo Co. Circ.;.(5)-817
ST. JOHNS*, (twp.) 1200; Apache, 8452; 140m E of
Flagstair. Emjiloys 50(» men in farming, cattle and
slieep raising. <;rist mill, lumbering and wool growing.
Val. §900,000. Express and Telegraph. Holbrook.
Bank of Commerce, Alliuquerque.
Herald— Saturday; Rep: Est. '87: 4p 16x22;
Sub. §2.50. KM S. I'erkins & Reamer Sing,
tire @-800
Snips— Thursday; Rep; Est. '01 ; (Eng. and
Span.i; 6p 10 1-2x14; Sub. §1. Reamer
Sing c^t Eli S. Perkins. Circ ^-400
SOLOMONVILLE*, (twp.) 629 ; Graham, 14162; 150m
NE of Tucson on (4ila Valley, GloVie &' Northern Ry.
Trading centre for surrounding region and winter re-
sort for consumptives. Express; Telegraph. Gila
Valley Bank. Solomonville.
Arizona Bulletin— Friday; Dem; Est. '82; 8p
13x20; Sub. §2. Consolidated Printing
& Pub. Co. Circ 3-1000
TEMPE, 892; Maricopa, 21352; 8m E of Phoenix on
Maricopa, Phoenix & Salt River Valley Ry. An agri-
cultural, fruit and stock raising corumuuity. Flour
mill and factories located here. Seat of Arizona Normal
School. Express; Telegraph. Farmers' & Merchants'
Bank. Tempe Hotel.
News — Morning ex Mon: Local; Est. '93: 4p
13x20; Sub. §5. News Pub. Co. Circ 4,-300
News— Friday; Local; Est. '86; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §2.50. NewsPub.Co. Giro S-450'
TOMBSTONE*, 646 ; Cochise, 9251 ; 65m SE of Tuc-
son on the Southern Pacific and A. & S. E. Ry. In gold
and silver region. Val. §403,377. Express: Telegraph.
Arizona Nat. Bank, Tucson. Arlington Hotel.
Prospector — Evening; Ind; Est. '87: 4p
18x24; Sub. §10. Wm. Hattich. Circ. .. 4-700
Epitaph (weekly edition of Prospector)— Sun-
day; Ind; Est. '78; 4p 18x24; Sub. §3.
Wm. Hattich. Circ 1-1025-
TUCSON*, 7531; Pima. 14689: 250in E of Yuma on
Southern Pacific Ry. Metropolis of territory and trade
centre for southern Arizona and northern Sonora, Mex.
Seat of Universty of Arizona. Has general ottices of
Southern Pacific Ry. (department between Yuma, Ari-
zona and El Paso, Tex.). Val. §1,508,583. Express;
Telegrajih. Consolidated National Bank. New OrndorfC
Hotel.
Citizen— Evening; Dem; Est. '70; 8-12p
16x22; Sub. §7.50. Citizen Printing &
I'ul). Co. Circ 3-2775
Citizen— Friday ; Dem; Est. '70; 8p 16x22;
Sub. §2. Citizen Printing & Pub. Co.
Circ 3 -1575
El Fronterizo (Spanish) — Saturday; Ind: Est.
■78; 4p 18/24; Sub. §3. Carlos I. Ve-
lasco. Circ ,4-1560
Star— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '79; 4p
16x22; Sub. §10. Star Pub. Co. Circ... . J-1025
Star— Thursday; Dem: Est. '77; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §2.50. Star Ihib. Co. Circ 4 -1550
WILLCOX, (t-ni-).) 396 ; Cochise, 9251 : 86m E of Tucson
on Southern Pacific Ry. Is greatest cattle shii)iiing point
in Arizona and trade' centre for an e.vtensive grazing
and mining section and Fort Grant. Express: Tele-
grai)li. John H. Norton it Co., Bankers. Willcox
House.
Range News— Friday ; Neutral and Live Stock ;
Est. '94; 8p 15x22; Sub. §3. C.O.Ander-
son. Circ J-SOO
WILLIAMS, 250; Coconino, 5344; 350m E of Los
Angeles, Cal. on Santa Fe, Pacific and terminus Santa
Fe iS: Grand Canon Rys. Is a lumbering town and trade
centre for agricultural, stock raising and mining dis-
trict. Has general offices of Santa I'e & Grand ('an<ui
Ry. and is a summer resort of some note. Val. §1,000,-
000. Express ; Telegraph. Arizona Central Bank.
News— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '92;4-8p 15x22;
Sub. §3. George U. Young. Circ 2-580
WINSLOW, 1305: Nava.io, 8817 : 52m E of Flagstaff
on .\tcliisoii, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Here are railroad
machine shops. Express ; Telegraph. Arizona Central
Bank, Flagstaff.
Mail— Saturday ; Ind: Est. '93; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §3. J". F. AVallace. Circ S'-600'
YTJMA*, 1402; Y'^uma, 4145; 191m SE of Colton on
Southern I'acificRy.; on Colorado river with steamers
to Gulf of California. In a farming, mining and fruit
growing section. A commercial centre and shipjiing
point. Arizona prison here. Express: Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank, Colton, Cal. Southern Pacific Hotel.
Sentinel— Wednesday ; Rep; Est. '70; 4p
18x 24 ; Sub. §2. J. W. Dorrington. Circ. 3 -750
Sun— Friday; Dem; Est. '96; 8p 12x16; Sub.
§2. J. li Devine. Circ 3-550
ARKANSAS.
<?apital, Little Rock. Settled at Arkansas Post by Frenchmen in 1G85. Population, 1,31 1,564. Area, 53228
sq. miles. Acres of farm land. 12,061,541; value of fai-m land, .S74,24(),655 ; annual value of farm products,
$45,000,000. State debt, §13,309. Vote in 1900: Dem. 81142; Rep. 44800; Peo. 972. Pro. 584.
Arkansas is bounded on the north by Missouri; on the east by Missouri, Tennessee and Mississippi; on the
south by Louisiana and Texas and on the west by Texas and Indian Territory. The state is mountainous in the
northern and western parts and low and level in the eastern and southern portions. The Mississippi river on
the eastern boundary, the Arkansas extending across the middle portion of the state from the west, the White,
A great
) southwest of
between these two and their branches, drain the state and furnish 3250 miles of navigable water ways,
number of medicinal springs are found in the state. The most important are the Hot Springs, 55 miles sout
Little Rock. Here, in a narrow valley, a city of 12000 has grown up with a number of tine hotels and bathing
establishments and 20000 visitors annually. The climate of this region has been called the "Italy of America." Xa
state in the L'nion is so exclusively agricultural as Arkansas. Eighty three per cent of the inhal)itants work on
over 100,000 farms. The principal products are cotton, sweet jjotatoes, tobacco, corn, wheat, oats, hay, mo-
lasses, sorghum, honey, wine, apples and small fruits. Arkansas ranks among the first states in the Union in
the qualitv and quantitv of apples produced. The state's farms annuallv produce 600,000 bales of cotton, worth
$26,000,000; 900,000 bushels of sweet potatoes, 1,000,000 pounds of tobacco, 42,000,000 bushels of corn,
worth .ii!20,000.000 ; 2,000.000 bushels of wheat, 5,000,000 bushels of oats and 25000 tons of hay. The state
has 825,000 cattle, 320,000 horses and mules, 225,000 sheep and 1,600,000 swine, worth altogether .525,000, -
000. The forests of Arkansas cover 30000 square miles and include yellow pine, cypress, oaks, yellow poplar
and cedar. The annual production of lumber amounts to .§20, 000,000. Ample deposits of gray', pink and va-
riegated marbles exist here, but none has as yet been quarried. The supply of manganese, for use in steel
works, is among the most valuable in the country. There are twelve square miles of blue granite deposits,
suitable for building. All the fine whetstones and razor stones used in the country come from Arkansas. There
are valuable coal mines in the western part of the state. It has also unmense quantities of zinc in the northern
part. The manufactures of Arkansas are but small. There are 2400 firms, emi)loying 16000 hands, mostly in
hour and lumber mills. There are 75 counties ano newspapers are published in'all. The principal cities and
towns are ; Little Rock, Fort Smith, Pine Bluff, Hot Springs, Helena, Texarkana, Eureka Springs, Arkadelphia^
Fayetteville, Dardanelle, Jonesboro and Camden.
ALMA, 440; Crawford, 21270; 9m NE of Van Buren
on Little Rock & Fort Smith br. M. P. Ry. In region
growing tobacco, grain, cotton and strawberries. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Citizens' Bank, Van Buren. Howell
Hotel.
Times— Thursday ; Dem: Est. '97; 8p 13X20:
Sub. . SI. J. S. Renfroe. Circ
AEGENTA, 3000: Pulaski. C3179: Choctaw, Oklahoma
& (iuU Kv., and St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
div.M. P.", terminus Little Rockbr.St.L.S. W.Rys. (Ry.
name. North Little Rock.) Shops of St. L. I. M. &■ S.
and C. R. I. & P. Rys. located here. Has Arkansas and
Crescent Cotton C)ir companies, Little Rock Cooperage
Co., Union Compress Co., several stock yards and minor
interests. Is corporate part of Little Rock. Express;
Telegraph. German Nat. Bank. Little Rock.
North Little Rock Times— Saturday; Ind-
Dem: Est. ".Ml; sji 15 22; Sub. .$1. Flem-
ing >S- Woolford. Circ (1-2500
Voice of the Twentieth Century— Saturday ;
Religious; Est. "97; 8p 13x20; Sub. .'^1.
U. F. H. Gunthorpe. Circ 3,-1000
AEKADELPHIA*, 2739; Clark. 21289; 65m SW of
Little Rock ou St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Ry. Has saw and cotton mills, i)low and l)room factor-
ies, lumber and cotton industries. A trade centre,
having good water jiower. Location of Ba])tist and
Methodist Colleges. Val. .?442.947. Express; Tele-
grajih. Elk Horn Bank. Hall House.
Sif tings-Herald-Thursday ; Dem; Est. '86;
8p 13x20; Sub. .S1.50. Ed. McCorkle.
Circ f -875
Standard— Thursdav: Dem; Est. '68; 4p
20,. 26; Sub. .si. 50. Adam Clark & Son.
Circ 3-1500
ARKANSAS CITY*, 1091 ; Desha, 11511; 15m SE of
Pine P.lull on St. Louis, Iron Mountain S: Southern Ry;
on ^Iississii>pi river. Steamboat facilities. Is coal
depot and shipping lioint for cotton. Exjjress; Tele-
grajjli. Desha Bank. Hotel Lambe.
Journal— Fiidav ; Dem; Est. '80; 4p 18x24;
.Sub. .?1. Bessellieu & Son. Circ ®-800
New Enternrise— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '91;
4p 15 22; Sub. .si. J.W.Davis. Circ... -1-600
ASHDOWN, 400; Little River, 13731 ; 20m N of Tex-
arkana on Arkansas & Choctaw br. K. C, P. & G. Ry.
Has large saw and planing mills and is a cotton
and lumber market for neighboring towns. Val. .S50,~
000. Express ; Telegraph. State Bank of Texarkana,
Texarkana.
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '97; 4p 16x22;
Sub. .'jil. J. T. Cowling. Circ (J-365
ATKINS, 745; Pope, 21715: 64in NWof Little Rock on
Little Rock & Fort Smith div. St. L., I. M. ct S. Ry. Here
are grist mills, roller mills and carriage works. ' Ship-
lung point for corn, cotton and live stock. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Atkins.
Chronicle— Friday ; Dem; Est. '94; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §1. W.F.Turner. Circ (1-681
AUGUSTA*, 1040; Woodruff, 16304; 72m AV of Mem-
phis on Memphis br. St. L., I. M. & S. Ry. Has hooji,
stave and buggy material factories, employing 200
people Avith inonthlv pav roll of .S5000. Draws farming
trade of SIOO.OOO annually. Val. .§750,000. Exjiress;
Telegraph. Bank of Augusta. Commercial Hotel.
Free Press-
13x20;
Circ
-Friday; Dem; Est. '93; 8p
Sub. .§1. Eugene S. Billingska.
Vidette— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '77 ; 4p 20x26 ;
Sub. .§1.50. E.G.Henderson. Circ <?
(D-65a
580
BALD KNOB, (twp.) 620 ; White. 24864 ; 57m NW of
Little Rock, junction main line and Memifhis br. .St. L., I.
M. & S. Ry. i;xpress; Telegraph. Citizens Bank.
Herald— Thursdav; Dem; Est. '98; 8p 11X18;
Sub. .§1 . A.M. Barbew. Circ 3 -40O
BATESVILLE, 2327; Independence, 22557; 90m NE
of Little Rock on White river, head of navigation; on
St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. having water
jiower; flour and saw mills, and wagon shojis are here.
Small commercial centre and ship])ing point for wheat,
cotton, stock, corn, oats, vegetables and fruit.
Location of schools for white and colored races. Va'.
$953,617. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Batesviue.
Arlington Hotel.
Bee— Wednesday : Dem; Est. '92; 8p 13x20:
Sub. .§1. W.W.Powell. Circ (2;-1150
Guard— Friday; Dem; Est. '77; 4p 20x26;
Sub. .SI. Batesville Printing Co. Circ. .S-1850
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
BEEBE, 90i; White, 248G-1:; 33m NE of Little Rock
oil St. Louis, Iron Mountain iS: Southern Rj*. Engaged
in raising cotton, small fruits and vegetables. Exiiress ;
Telegraph. Bank of Beebe. Gibsonlfotel.
Bulletin— Dem ; Est. '91; 4p 17X2-i; Sub. i<l.
Wood & Reaves. Circ (3)-500
Beebe Bulletin-Est. '01; Wednesday; 4p;
Woods Oc Reaves. Sub. .*=1. Circ
Fruits and Leaves of the Tree of Life Reli-
i;i<ias: Est. "'.17; -lii 12Xl'.i; Sub." 3Uc.
Monthly. G.W. Bugh. Circ J -1900
News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '92; 4p 24X28;
Sub. $1. E.M.Woods. Circ $-1526
BENTON*, 898 ; Saline, 13122 ; 23m SW of Little Rock
oil .-^t. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern and Little Roek
& Hot Springs Western Ry., and Choctaw, U. & Gulf
Ry. Agricultural trade centre. Has jiottery and lum-
ber manufactures, flour mill, wagon and wood factory.
Val. .^400, 000. Express; Telegraph. Saline Countv
Bank.
Times-Courier— Thursday; Dem; Est. '90; 8p
li;x22; Sub. il. B.F.Henry. Circ... . . .@-1010
BENTONVILLE*, 1843; Benton, 31611; 27m N of
Eayetteville on Bentonville br. St. L. & S. F. Ry. In
fruit growing, grain and tobacco raising region. .ifSO,-
000 cold storage and ice plant. Fine l)ed of lithograph
stone. Has fruit evaporators, apple distillery and
tobacco factory. A fruit and grain shipping jioint.
Val. .s504,G17.* Express; Telegraph. Benton County
Bank. Loughlin House.
A. 0. U. W. Guide— Monthly ; Fraternal; Est.
'93; 8p 11X16; Sub. 50c. H. L. Cross.
Circ 3-5000
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '80; 4p
I'll 20; Sub. SI. J.S.Stevenson. Circ. .(5,-500
Sun— Friday; Dem; Est. '91; 8p 20x26; Sub.
•SI. Cross Bros. Circ @-1750
BEKEYVILLE*, 551; Carroll, 18848; 12m E of
Eureka Springs. Ison, St. Louis & N. Ark. R. R. Has
flour mill and farming interests. Good fruit country.
Exjiress; Telegraph, Eureka Springs. Carroll County
Bank.
Progress— Thursday; Dem; Est. '79; 4p
17-24; Sub. 5Jl. Crow & Jackson. Circ.^-SOO
BINGEN, 250; Hempstead, 24101; 5m NE of Nash-
ville, nearest railroad and telegraph town. In mineral
aud agricultural district. Express. Bank, Nashville.
Social Visitor— Friday ; Dem; Est. '84; 8p
15x22; Sub. S;l. J.R.Wolff. Circ ®-850
BRINKLEY, 1048; Monroe, 1G81G; 66m E of Little
Rock and W of Memphis, Tenn., junction Choctaw
cV Memphis, St. Louis, Southwestern, Arkansas Mid-
land and Brinkley & East Arkansas and Mississippi
Rys. and White & Black River Valley Rys. Has Arkan-
sas Cotton Oil Co., Brinkley Car Works & Lumber Co.,
Bergan »& Meehan Stave Co., Brinkley and National
Cooperage Co., Jonesboro Hardware Co., Garden City
Stave & Heading Co., cotton compress, Ry. machine
shops, tannery, ice factory, steam gins, and minor
industries, employing 400 men, with a monthly jiay
roll of .sl5,000. Is trade centre for northern Monroe
and surrounding counties, with annual trade of
$3,000,000. Val. .§176,232. Express; Telegraph.
Monroe County Bank. Brinkley House.
Argus— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '76; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .si. W.'b. & H. M. Folsom. Circ ®-850
County Citizen— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '93 ; 4p
17X24; Sub. .*:l. W.B. AVilliams. Circ... 3-520
CABOT, 294; Lonoke, 22544 ; 22m NE of Little Rock
on St. Louis, Iron .Mountain & Southern Ry. A cotton
and fruit shipiiing point. Has horticultural houses.
Ex))'-oss; Telegraph. German Nat. Bank, Little Rock.
Guard— Fridav ; Dem ; Est. '91; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. R. F. Wair. Circ 4-650
CAMDEN*, 2840 ; Ouachita, 20892 ; 100m SW of Little
Rock, junction St. Louis, Iron Mountain & ■Southern
and St. Louis, Southwestern Rys.; on Ouacliifci river.
Steamboat navigation to this point. Good cotton ship-
ping trade ; saw and grist mills and cotton gins. Val
$821,684. Express; Telegraph. Camden Nat. Bank.
Hotel Ouachita.
Beacon— Saturdav ; Dem; Est. '72; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. 25. W. P. Holmes. Circ ®-1100
Herald— Thursday; Dem; Est. '40; 8p 17x24;
Sub. SI. 25. W.T.Smith. Circ :J)-700
CENTEE POINT*, 334: Howard. 14076; 105m SW of
Little Kock. Has small woolen manufactures, roller
flour and saw mills. Is trade centre of farming region.
Val. .S50,000. Express; Telegrajih. Howard County
Bank, Nashville.
People's Advocate— ThursLlay; Dem; Est. '96:
8p 12x18; Sub. §1. A. N. Barlow. Circ.® -500
CLARENDON*, 1S40: Monroe, 16816; 55m E of Little
Rock on .\rkansas Midland and St. Louis Southwest-
ern Rys.; on White river uith steamboat accommoda-
tions. In an agricultural section. Has saw and grist
mills, stave, oar, heading and jilow factories and foun-
dry. Exiiress; Telegraph. Merchants' & Planters' Bank.
Sun— Friday; Dem; Est. '76;4p 18x24; Sub.
.$1.50. Sun Printing Co. Circ g-550
CLARKSVILLE*, 1086 ; Johnson. 17448 ; 102m NW of
Little Rock on St. Louis. Iron ^louiitain & .Southern Ry.
Here are flouring, planing and roller mills. Has wool
aud cotton shiiiping trade. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Clarksville. Hotel Commercial.
Herald— Fridav ; Dem; Est. '76; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .gl. Harley&Ward. Circ (D-1500
CLINTON*, 297 ; Van Buren, 11220: 80m NW of Little
Rock; nearest railway and telegraph point. Plummers-
ville. A Cotton gin and saw, grist and flour mill here.
Express. Bank of Morrillton, Morrillton.
Democrat— Thursday; Dem; Est. '87; 4p
13x20; Sub. $1.' Collums& Barnett. Circ.®-500
CONWAY*, 2003; Faulkner. 20780: 30m NW of Little
Rock on Little Rock A: Fort Smith div. St. L.. I. M. &
S. Ry. Ships corn, cotton and cotton seed oil. Seat of
two colleges. Express; Telegrajih. Bank of Conway.
Allenden House.
Log Cabin— Thursday; Dem; Est. '79; 8p
°13x20; Sub. SI. J. W. I'nderhill. Circ.Ca;-1500
CORNING, 784; Clay. 15886; 153m NE of Little Rock
on St. Louis. Iron Mountain ,S: .Southern Ry. Cooper-
works, a cotton gin, saw, grist and roller 'flour mills
here. A trade centre for agricultural and timber
region. E.xpress ; Telegraph. Bank of Corning. Green
House.
Courier— Friday ; Silver Dem ; Est. '85 ; 8p
15x22; Siib. .•=!1. C. C. Estes. Circ ®-950
Leader— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '94; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1. H. S. Mobley. Circ f-650
COTTON PLANT*, 458; Woodruff, 16304; 76m NE
of Little Ivock on White & Black River Ry. Cotton
shijiping point and trade centre. Express; Telegraph.
Monroe County Bank, Brinkley.
Arkansian— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p
18X24; Sub. SI. ElledgCcV Echols. Circ. 4-525
DARDANELLE*, 1602; Yell, 22750; 66in NW of
Little Itock on l)ardanelle& RusselviUe br. St. L., I. M.
& S. Ry. Is cotton and general shipping iioint on the
Arkansas river. Has cottonseed oil and planing mills
and is trade centre for agricultural section. Val. $473,-
480. Exiiress; Telegraph. Dardanelle Bank. Central
Hotel.
Post-Dispatch— Thursday; Dem; Est. '76; 8p
20x26; Sub. SI. Post-Dispatch Pub. Co.
Circ ®-1275
DE QUEEN, 1200; Sevier, 16339: 54m N of Texarkana
on Kansas City, Southern and De Queen & Eastern
Rys. In cotton", fruit and vegetable growing, mining
and lumber district. Express; Telegraph. First Na-
tional Bank.
Bee— Friday; Dem; Est. '97; 8p 15x22; Sub.
.§1. Cannon & Pearce. Circ 3-1000
Democrat—
DES ARC*, (twp.) 650 ; Prairie, 11875 ; 50m NE of Little
Rock, terminus S?arcy & Des Arc Ry. Farming, timber
and trade centre. Hoop factory, saw mills. Val. .$300,-
OOO.Ex)iress and Telegraph, De Vall's Bluff and Higgin-
son. Bank. Jackson House.
Guidon— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p 18x24; '
Sub. .91. Claude C. Judson. Circ (D-660
ARKANSAS.
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DEV ALL'S BLUFF*, 605: Prairie, 11875; 47ra E of
Little Hock oil Little Roelv & Memi>hisRy. Countryseat.
Sliips cattle, lio^s. Iwy aiul cotton. Here are stave, oar
anil pearl button factories and saw mills. Express;
Telegraph. Hank, Derails UlulV.
Observer— Friday; Dem: Est. '90; 4p 17x2-1:.
.Sub. .<1. Morrill Hros. Circ 4-1250
DE WITT*, :U8 ; Arkansas. 12973 : 142m SAV of Mem-
phis. Tcnn. on Stuttgart I5ranch,St. Louis Southwestern
Rv. Farming town and trade centre for the county.
Viil. .S250.000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of DeWitt.
New Era— Thursday; Dem; Est. '84; cSp
1 7 L'4 : Sub. .si .' J. M. Landis. Circ S-600
EL DORADO"*, 10(59 : Union 22495 ; 30m SE of Camden
on ArkaiLsas .Southern and St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Kys. In cotton producing district. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of El Dorado.
Times— Thursday ; : Dem; Est. '97; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .SI. 3Lirsh & Giles. Circ 4-1150
Tribune— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '91; 8p
13x20; Sub. §1. Martin & Crain. Circ..g-1132
ENGLAND, 308; Lonoke. 22544; 2.5m SE of Little
Rock on Little Rock br. St. L. S. W. Ry. Has farming
interests. Two round bale cotton gins, oil mill. Express;
Telegraph. Bank, England.
Courier— Friday ; Dem; Est. '97; 8p 15x22:
Sub. -SI. E'nglaud rriuting Co. Circ ®-550
EUREKA SPRINGS*, 3572; Carroll, 18848; 92m S
ol Spriiigrteld. Mo., terminus Eureka Springs Ry. Has
lumber and flour mills and onyx works, employing 80
I'cople, with monthly pay roll of .'?2,500. Is a famous
health and pleasure resort with larg;e sanitarium, forty
hotels, three large bathing establishments, mammoth
aiulitorium, jiarks and other featiires. Has a summer
population of 12000. Is distributing centre for farm-
ing and mining country for 75 miles around, with
annual trade of 62,600,000. Val. .S2,898,75G.
Exjiress; Telegraph. Citizens' Bank.
Flashligbt— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '97; 4p
2uX2G; Sub. -SI. W.E.Moore. Circ J-975
Times-Echo— F>ventng ; Non-pol; Est. '89; 4p
18x22; Sub. S4. Times-Echo Co. Circ..C$-820
Times— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '81; 4p 24x36;
.Sub. $1. Times-Echo Co. Circ (§)-970
EVENING SHADE*, 281; Sharp, 12199; 22m N of
Batesyille. nearest railroad point. Here are saw, grist,
woolen and roller mills, harness and wagon factories.
Express; Telegraph, Hardy. Bank of Evening Shade.
Record— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '77 ;4p 15x22;
.Sub. .SI. C. L. eager. Circ @-650
FAYETTEVILLE*, 40tU ; Washington, 34256 ; 62m N
ol Fort Smith, junction main line and St. Paul br. St. L.
& .S. F. Ry. A fruit centre for northwestern Arkansas.
Has wagon and plow works, coal, iron and lead deposits
and mineral springs. In farming community. Location
of .\rkan.sas Industrial University, a state school. Val.
S;647.000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Fayetteville.
Oriental House.
Daily— Evening ; Dem ; Est. '94 ; 4p 27 1-2x28 ;
Sub. .S3. Louis Payne. Circ... 1^-300
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '68; 4p
IS,. 24; .Sub. .SI. S. E. Marrs. Circ J)-1100
News— Evening; Est. '94; 8p 13x20; Sub.
s5. C. I). & D. C. Ambrose. Circ- (D-350
Ozark— "Monthly; Collegiate; Est. '94; 72p
6X9; Sub. §1.50. Ark. Industrial Univer-
sity. Circ ®-250
Republican— Friday ; Rep; Est. '85; 4p
2(1.2(1; Sub. .iJl. D.C.Ambrose. Circ.J)-1050
Review— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '90 ; Op 16x22 ;
.Sub. .SI. Thos. Brooks. Circ ®-1275
Sentinel— Tuesday ; Dem ; Est. '75 ; 4p 20x26 ;
Sub. .SI. E.B.Meritt. Circ (D-1600
FORDYCE, 1710: Dallas, 11518; 29m NE of Camden
on St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Here are saw, planing,
grist and woolen mills. Is trade centre for extensive
cotton district. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Fordyce.
Chronicle-Enterprise— Thursday; Dem; Est.
'84; 4p 18x24; .Sub. .SI. J. M. Raines.
Circ (i;-850
FORREST CITY*, 1361: St. Francis, 17157: 45m W
ol Memphis, Choctaw, Oklah & Gulf and Helen br. St.
L., I. M. & S. Rys. Is trade centre for farming sec-
tion with .annual trade of .:?750.000. Has valuable min-
eral siirings. Val. .S550,0OO Exjiress; Telegrajih.
Bank of Eastern Arkansas. City Hotel.
Herald (Colored)— Friday: Ind; Est. '90; 4p
1oa20; Sub. SI. G. M Thomason. Circ...i-09O
Times— Fndav ; Dem; Est. '71; Sp 15x22;
Sub. .SI. 50. Landvoigt & Vadakin. Circ.g-lOOO
FORT SMITH*, 11587; Sebastian, 36935; 300m W of
Memphis, Tenn. on St. L. & .S. F.. centre of four lines,
St. L., I. M. & S., terminus Fort Smith br. K. C. South-
ern Arkansas Central & Fort Smith and Western Rys.;
junction of Arkansas and Poteau rivers. Here are': P.
Ballma.n-Cummings Fibre Co.. McLoud Furniture Co.^
Fort Smith Lumber Co., Fort Smith Ice & Cold Storage
Co.. Borden City Ice & Coal Co., Fort Smith Cotton
Compress Co., Fort Smith Cotton Oil Co. and manufac-
tories of furniture, mattresses, building materials,
brooms, boxes and baskets, soaj), brick, carriages, oil,
machinery, harnesses and cigars, emidoying 3000 peo-
ple. Fruit, vegetable and cotton raising and shiyiping
are also extensive interests. Fort Smith is centre of
semi-bituminous coal area of 3000 square miles: in the
northern limit of hardwood timber belt and heart of
southern pinery. Is trade and jobbing centre for west-
ern Arkansas and Indian Territory, with 600.000 poj).
and annual trade of .siO.OOO.OOO. 'Seat of U. S. Peni-
tentiary, two hospitals and general offices Arkansas
Central" and Fort Smith & Western Kys. A'al. .S3,623,-
592. Express; Telegraph. American'Nat. Bank. Grand
Central Hotel.
Elevator— Friday : Dem; Est. '78: 8p 15x22;
Sub. -SI. Weldon, Williams & Lick. Circ. 5 -7400
Fruit Grower— ^lonthly ; Horticultural: Est.
".•1: lOp 9X12; Sub. 5(Jc. G. A. Gamble.
Circ :J-500
News-Record— Evening ex Sat; Dem; Est.
'93; 8-20p 17x22; Sub. .'56. A. .1. Ken-
diick. Circ 2 -2500
News-Record— Sunday; Dem; Est.'93; 12-20p
17x22; .Sub. .SI. A. J. Kendrick. Circ..®-2200
Times— Evening ex Sat; Ind; Est. '82; 8.12p
20X27 ; Sub. .S5. Times Pub. Co. Circ. . 3 -1800
FOUKE, loot: Miller, 17558; IGm from Texarkana
station on Texas & Pacific By., between Texarkana,
Ark., and Shreveport, La. In an agricultural and lum-
ber section. Express, Telegraph and Bank, Texarkana.
Sabbath Outpost— Wednesday ; Seven Day
Baptist; Est. '88; 4p 11X14; Sub. 50c.
Southwestern Pub. Asso. Circ 4 -250
GAINESVILLE, 300; Greene, 10979; 7m X of Para-
gould on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. In-
habitants are chiefly engaged in agriculture. Express.
Bank, Paragould.
Newsboy— Saturday; Dem; Est. '99; 4p
10X22; Sub. .si. F. M. Daulton. Circ. .. 4-580
GENTRY*, (P. O. Gentry) 1044; Benton. 31011; 7m
>i of .Siloam Sjjrings on Kansas City Southern Ry. In
an agricultural, fiuit and stock raising section.' Ex-
press ; Telegraph. State Bank of Gentry.
Journal-Advance— Friday ; Jnd-Dem ; Est. '94 ;
4p LS,- 24; Sub. .SI. Arthur Tallman ^: Co.
Circ 3 -80a
GRAVETT, 447 : Benton, 31011 ; 10m NW of Benton-
ville (ui Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf and Frisco Rys.
In farming, stock raising district. Fruit grown. Ex-
j)ress ; Telegraph. Bank of Gravett.
News— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '94; 8p 17x24;
Sub. iSl. A. C. Veach. Circ 4-590--
GREEN FOREST, 469: Carroll, 18848: 22m E of
Eureka Springs. Farming, stock raising and fruit
growing town. Express; Telegraph. Citizens' Bank,
Eureka Springs.
Tribune— Thursday; Ind; Est. '90; 4p 13x20;
Sub. SI. Russell Bros. Circ ®-735
GREENWOOD*, 491: Sebastian, 30935; 16m SE of
Fort Smith on Fort Smith div. St. L., I. M. & S. Ry.
(irist and cotton mills and coal deposits here. Express ;
Telegraph. .Sebastian County Bank, Greenwood.
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '83; 4p
18x24; Sub. .SI. Harney & daunts.
Circ '2)-1488
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PETTINOILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
GURDON, 104.'); Clark, 21289; IGm SW of Aikadel-
l)hia, jumtion main line and Camden br. St. L., I. M. &
S. Ry. and Arkansas Southwestern Ry. Is a cotton and
lumber slii]iiiing i)oint and agricultural section. Has
planing mill and stave factory. Express ; Telegraiili.
■Clark County Bank, Gurdon.
Times— Saturday; Dem; Est. "J4:4p 15x22;
Sub. .§1. G. Scott Harris. Circ ®-750
HAMBURG*, 1260; Ashley, 19734; 20m W of Fort-
land, western terminus Mississippi River, Hamburg Si
AVestern Ry. Has stave factory and plauiug null. In
timber and cotton growing district. Express; Tele-
graph. Ashley County Bank. Commercial House.
Eagle— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '89; 4p 18x24;
Sul). .SI. S. B. Baird. Circ @-500
HARDY, (twp.) 497 ; Sharp, 12199 ;G2mNW of Jones-
ville on Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis Ry. Stock
and fruit raising district. Exjjress; Telegraph. Sharp
County Bank.
Herald— Friday; Dem: Est. '91; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .^1. Percy Fepoon. Circ ©-680
Morgan's Buzz Saw— Monthly ; Pop ; Est. '90 ;
sp 13 I'd; Sub. 25c. W.S.Morgan. Circ.ii-3540
HARRISBURG*, 162; Poinsett, 7025; 75m NW of
Memphis on Helena br. St. L., I. M. & S. Ry. Is in centre
of lumber district and has sawing and wood working
mills. Trade centre for radius of 15m. Is a health
•resort. j;x])ress; Telegraph. Harrisburg State Bank.
Modern Ne-ws-Friday ; Dem ; Est. '89 ; 8p
18 .v24; Sub. SI. L. D. Freeman. Circ.s -1 150
Times— Friday ; Dem; Est. '9C.; 4p 15X22.
Sub. .SI. "I. D. Walter. Circ 3-275
HARRISON*, 1551; Boone. 1(')396; now a railway and
telegrajih point on St. Louis & IV. Arkansas Ry. Is trade
centre for farming section. Here are tinware, wagons
•and flour manufactories. Citizens' Bank. Park Hotel.
Boone Banner— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '85 ; Op
15 1-2 L'2; Sub. SI. R. S. Armitage.
Circ C3,-800
Republican— Wednesday ; Rep ; Est. '95 ; 4p
"l8x24; Sub. $1. Robert E. .Tohnson.
Circ @-800
Times— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '70; 8p 20x26;
Sub. .SI. J.R.Newman. Circ @-2180
HAZEN, 429; Prairie, 11875; 41m NE of Little Rock
on Little Rock & Memphis Ry. Has agricultural
interests. Express ; Telegraph German Nat. Bank,
Little Rock.
Star-Enterprise— Thursday; Dem; Est. '90;
8p 13 -20; Sub. .SI. E.B.Morrill. Circ...®-780
HEBER*, (also known as Sugar Loaf Springs), 322 ;
Cleburne, 9G28 ; 28m NE of Searcy, nearest railroad
point. Has saw and grist mills and cotton gins. Trade
centre for farming and lumbering region. Is noted for
its mineral si)rings and as a goocf health resort. Val.
$540,000. Express; Telegraph, Searcy. People's
Bank, Searcy.
Jacksonian— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '88; 8p
13x20; Sub. $1. G. W. & W. H. Reed.
Circ ®-850
HELENA*, 5550; Phillips, 26561; 90m SW of Mem-
[ihsi, Tenn., terminus Knobel br. St. L., I. M. & S.,
Y. & IVI. Y. and Arkansas Midland Rys.; on Mis-
sissippi river at the head of low water navigation
with steamers direct to points on St. Francis, L'An-
guille. White, Arkansas and Ghio rivers and connections
with lines on all imjiortant water ways in Mississippi
Valley. Has Arkan.sas Cotton Oil Co., New South Oil
Co., City Oil Works, Planters' Comi)ress Co., Helena
•Compress Co., Helena Box Factory, R. McCoy Lumber
& Box Co., W. D. Reeves Lumber & Plaiiing Mill,
and Arkansas Midland Ry. shojis. Is trade and cotton
shiiiping centre, with annual trade of $15,000,000.
Val. 83,025,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Helena.
Nonjiareil Hotel.
Progress— Friday ; Rep; Est. '80; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. J. N. Donohoo. Circ ©-1300
Reporter (Colored)— Si-Mo; Baptist; Est. '92;
4p 15X22; Sub. 75c. W\ A. Holmes. Circ..v3)-1685
Shield— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p 18x24;
Sub. 50c. .las. R. Turner. Circ (1-475
World— Fvening; Dem; Est. '71 ; 4p 18X24;
Sub. $7.50. AY. M. Neal. Circ (D-540
World— Wednesday; Dem; Est. '70; 4p
22x28; Sub. .SI. W. M. Neal. Circ D-1400
HOPE, 1644; Hempstead, 24101; 485m SW of St.
Louis on Iron Mountain & .Southern Arkansas
and La. Ry. and also on San Francisco »S: New Orleans
Ry. Has Hope Luml)er Co., cotton compress, cotton gin,
cotton oil mill, handle and broom factory and mining
industries. Is trade centre for five counties with farm-
ing population of 80000. and annual trade of S800,000.
Has Lithia Springs with many summer visitors. Val.
$693,000. Exjiress; Telegraph. Hempstead County
Bank. Hotel Lamar.
Chronicle— Saturd,ay ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p
17X24; Sub. SI. S. H. Williams. Circ. . . J-495
Gazette— Thursday; Dem; Est. '84; 4p
18x24; Sub. '$1.50. W. AY. Folsom.
Circ 21-610
HOT SPRINGS*, 9973; Garland. 18773 ; 55m SAY of
Little Rock, terminus Hot Sjirings & Little Rock and
Hot .Springs AVestern Rys. Has whetstone quarries and
factory, flour mill, two'ice factories, iron foundry and
five planing and saw mills. Is a celebrated health re-
sort; has Hotel Eastman, 800 guests and other hotel
accommodation for nearly 15000 )ieople; bathing es-
tablishments, etc. Seat of II. S. Army and Navy Hos-
pital. Draws farming trade from lour counties, aggre-
gating .$000,000 annually. A'al. $3,500,000. Express;
Telegraph. Arkan.sas Nat. Bank. AVaukesha Hotel.
Arkansaw Thomas Cat— Sunday; Humorous;
Est. '90; 20p 8X11; Sub. $2. J. Davis
Ore.ar. Circ $ -5550
Medical Journal-Monthly ; Est. '92 ; 30p 6X9 ;
Sub. .$1. James T. Jelks. Circ
News— Evening ; Dem; Est. '81; 4-8p 13x20;
Sub. $(i. News Pub. Co. Circ ®)-890
News— Saturd.av; Dem; Est. '81 ; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $1.50. News Pub. Co. Circ 4-1250
Sentinel -Record— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est.
'77; 8p 13x20; Sub. .$5. J. G. Higgins.
Circ 3-1840
HUNTSVILLE*, 597; Madison, 19804; 30m E of Fay-
etteville; nearest railroad jioint, Elkins. In stock
raising and agricultural district. P^xpress; Telegraph,
Eureka .Springs. Madison County Bank.
Democrat— Wednesday; Dem; Est. '80; 4p
15/ 22; Sub. $1. Alfred Hawn. Circ J-500
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '90; 4p
15x22; Sub. $1. James R. Stotts. Circ. .(S)-500
IMBODEN, 411: Lawrence, 10491; 10m NAY of Pow-
hatan on Frisco .System Ry. Sloan Hendrix Academy.
I'roduces farm products ami has roller and saw mills,
creamer.v and cold storage. Express, Telegraph. Peo-
l>le's Bank.
Our Country— Monthly Industrial; Est. '02;
lOp 12x10; Sub. 50c; E. AY. Hodges.
Circ S-1800
JASPER*, 250 ; Newton, 12538 ; 100m NNAY of Little
Rock; nearest railroad i)oint, Harrison. Local trade
centre. A'al. $50,000. Express ; Telegraph, Harrison.
Citizens Bank, Harrison.
Herald— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '87; 4p 10x22;
Sub. $1. John AV. Castell. Circ ;S,-780
JONESBORO*, 7000; Craighead, 19505; 67m NAY of
31t'niiihis on Cotton Belt and Kansas City, Fort Scott
& Memphis Rys. Has Chapman & Dewey Lumber Co.,
Jonesboro AVagon ^Ifg. Co., stave factories and planing
mills, emi)loying 500 people. Is farming, lumbering
and manufacturing trade centre for surrounding coun-
try within 50 mile radius. P^xpress ; Telegraph. Bank
of Jonesboro. Commercial House.
Enterprise— Daily ; Dem ; Est. '90; 8p 17X24:
.Sub. $5. R. P. Robbins. Circ 3-500
Enterprise— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '90; 8p
17x24; Sub. 50c. R. P. Robbins. Circ. 3-1200
Sun— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '88; 8p 15x22;
Sub. $1. Troutt & McNary. Circ. (i)-1125
Times— Thursday; Dem; Est. '74; 8p 17x22;
Sub. $1. J. b. C. Cobb & Son. Circ ®-1224
JTJDSONIA, 600; AVhite, 24864; 53m NE of Little
Rock on .St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. Head
of navigation on Little Red river. Heavy sliii>ping
trade in cotton and fruit. Iron, coal and salt'dejiosits in
vicinity. Industries: Saw ami grist mills. Box and
stave 'factory. Express; Telegraph. German Nat.
Bank, Little Rock.
ARKANSAS.
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Advance— Wt*iliiesday; Rep; Est. '78; 8p
1.! I'd; 8ul). $1. E. C. Ivinney. Circ 3)-650
JUNCTION CITY, 1<",40; Uuion, 22495; 4m SW of El
Dorado on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry.
(iets out yellow jiine timber. Has farming interests.
Exjiress: Telegrai)!!. Citizens' Bank.
Democrat— Tliursday; Dem; Est. '02; 4p
17 A 24; Sub. .si. Dismukes & "Watson.
Circ ®-855
KINGSLAND, 3G4; Cleveland, 11G20; 32m SW of
IMue lUull on St. Louis & Southwestern Ry. Agricul-
tural town and large trade from distance. Express;
Tel. graph. Cleveland County Bank, Kingsland.
Times— Thursdav; Dem: Est. '99; 4p 16X24;
Suli. .SI. C.M.Myrick. Circ (D-400
LAKE VILLAGE, 200; Chicot, 14528; 20m SE of
Derniott on ^Mississippi River. Hamburg & "Western and
Memphis. Helena tt Louisville Ry. Has cotton gins,
stave factory and sawmill. Summer resort. Express;
Telegraph. Bank, Arkansas City.
Life— Fridav; Dem; Est. '93; 4p 17X24; Sub.
.SI. Van R. Hunt. Circ 1-700
LAMAR, -174; Johnson, 17448; 5m SE of Clarksville,
(liy. name Cabin Creek), on St. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Ry. (irows corn, cotton pottitoes and fruit.
Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Clarksville, Clarksville.
Leader— Friday; Dem; Est. '95; 4p 15x22;
Sub. .si. G.E.Bennett. Circ ®-800
LITTLE ROCK*, (state capital). 38307: Pulaski,
63179; on .St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern,
Choctaw. Oklahoma & GuLf, St. Louis & Southwestern,
Little Rock & Hot Springs "Western, Little Rock &
Fort Smith, Little Rock. Miss. River and Texas roads,
on Arkansas river, navigable stream Has Consumers'
and Southern Cotton Oil companies, Pierce-"Waters
Oil Co., Union Compress Co., J. H. Hamlin & Co.,
cooperage: "Wm. Farrell Lumber Co., Hardwood Forest
Mfg. Co., Brecht-Martain Packing & Stock yards Co.,
Dickinson Arm Co., Arkansas "\Tood Mfg., Book and
Paper, Cotton, Oil and Pump and Pijie companies,
Little Rock Brick Work and Tents and Awning and
mill and elevator companies and mining industries,
employing 1500 people. Here are the car shops of
the Little Rock & Memphis and Iron Mountain Rys.
The latter employs 2312 men with monthly jJay
roll of .S145,000. Three miles west of the city are the
laigest granite beds in the world. The stone, known as
Fourche Mountain Granite, is of superior quality, in
two colors, lilue and grey, and is largely used for tine
buildings. Little Rock is the trade andjobbing centre
for the state, with 50 wholesale houses. Eighty
varieties of commercial woods are found in the outlying
forests. The World's Fair first prize cotton was grown
within 20m of Little Rock. The citv's annual receipts
of cotton are 75000 bales. The Union Compress is
the largest in America, and five cotton oil mills feed
annually 10000 head of cattle. A new railroad from
Hot Sjjrings to Little Rock soon to be built. Little
Rock is the seat of the Law and ^Medical College
of Arkansas, Arkansas Industrial University and
Arkansas .Schools for Deaf Mutes and Blind. Little
Rock University, Arkansas Female College, Philan-
der Smith College (colored), St. Andrew-'s Cathedral
School, St. Edward's School and St. Mary's Acad-
emy (R. Catholic), several conservatories "of Music
and Art Schools, Arkansas Insane Asylum, three hos-
pitals, natatorium, summer theatre and i)ark and five
other parks. Has general oftices Little Rock & Mem-
phis and White & Black River Rys. and Planters' Mu-
tual and Arkansas Fire Insurance companies. V^al.
§12,287,955. Express ;• Telegraph. German Nat. Bank.
Capital Hotel.
American Guide (Colored)— Saturday ; Rep;
Est.'SVl; Sp 18x24; Sub. SI. Mrs.T.P.Hill.
Circ (f-2000
Arkansas Methodist — Wednesdav; Method-
ist: Est. '81; lOp 11X15; Sub. .S1.50.
Godbey & Thornburgh. Circ D-IOOOO
Arkansas School Journal— Monthly ; Educa-
tional: Est. '9r. ; 24p 9X12; Sub. $1.
W. .7. Mclhvain. Circ f-2G00
Baptist— "NVednesdav ; Rel; Est. '80; IGp
10X14; Sub. .S1.50. W. A. Clark & Ben. M.
Bozard. Circ @-6100
Democrat— Evening; Dem; Est. '71; 8p
15 A 22: Sub. SG. Arkansas Democrat
Co. Circ 3)-6159
Pulilis/icr's Statfimcnt.— Fox the year ending .lanu-
ary 31, 1903, the circulation of the Daily Arkansas
Democrat (not including returns and exchange cop-
ies) averaged G,159 copies, of which an average of
3,750 copies were circulated in the city of Little
Rock alone. The circulation for the weekly Arkan-
sas Democrat for the same period has averaged 12,-
100 copies. Beginning January 1, the subscription
price of the weekly edition was reduced to 50 cents a
year and the pre-dated mail edition of the daily to
.S4.50, the latter being distributed l)y special arrange-
ment with the iiost office department on all trains in
the state as a morning issue. This meets the neces-
sity of a morning paper containing the same market
and telegraph reports, which by reason of the train
service cannot be delivered in the state before the af-
ternoon of the same day.
Democrat— Sunday and Wednesday; Dem;
Est. '71; 8p 17X22; Sub. §1. Arkansas
Democrat Co. Circ '%i-12100
Eastern Star— Monthly ; Freemasons; Est.
".til; 4p 13X20; Sub. $1.50. I.P.Daniels.
Circ
Gazette— Morning ex Men; Dem; Est. '19;
s-lCi) 15X23; Sub. .S6.50. Gazette Pub.
to. Circ 3-7200
Gazette— Sunday; Dem; Est. '19; 16p 15x23;
Sub. .S2. Gazette Pub. Co. Circ @-8100
Gazette— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '19; 8-12p
15 -^.T; Sub. .-?!. Gazette Ptib. Co. Circ.(3;-7500
Little Rock Advertiser— Sunday and Wednes-
day; Ind; Est. '89; 4-8p 15X22; Sub.
.?1.50. B.E. Patten. Circ 111200
Publislier's !^talem('ii.f.— The Little Rock Adver-
tiser has double the circulation of both the local dail-
ies combined, and is recognized by local advertisers
as the best advertising medium in the capital city.
Its fair, fearless and aggressive policy, and its advo-
cacy of the rights of the common people, have made
the paper very popular with the masses. It is recog-
nized as the" official paper of the people" and is "read
by everybody who reads."
Pythian Advocate— ^lonthly ; K. of P; Est.
'89 : ICp 9X12; Sub. $1. Renton Tunnah.
Circ ®-1025
State Republican— Friday ; Rep; Est. '93;
8p 15X22 : Sub. .SI. The Republican Pub.
Co. Circ :^r-3150
Trowel— Monthly ; Freemasons ; Est. '87 ; IGp
9X12; Sub. $1. George Thornburgh;
Cire 1-2000
VangTiard (Colored)— Thursday; Baptist; Est.
'82; IGp 11 3-4X14 3-4; Sub. $1.50.
Jos. A. Booker. Circ (;g-2500
LOCKESBURG*, 550; Sevier, 1G339: 40m NW of
Hope; nearest railroad point, Horatio. A cotton ship-
ping and farming town. Express; Telegraph, Horatio.
State Bank of Texarkana, Texarkana.
Democrat— Thursdav ; Dem: Est. '87; 4p
22x31; Sub. .SI. Wardlaw & Wardlaw.
Circ 3 -G50
LONOKE*, 951 : Lonoke, 22544: 22m E of Little Rock
on Choctaw, Oklahoma & Gulf Rock Island System.
Ships cotton, hay and has grist and saw mills.' Ex-
press; Telegraph. German Nat. Bank, Little Rock.
Harrison House.
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '72; 4p
20x2G; Sub. $1. Miss Willie Hicks. Circ. 3 -1100
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '96; 4p 17X24;
Sub. .§1. John A. Woolen. Circ ®-500
LTIXORA, 943; Mississippi, 16384; 5m NE of Osceola
on Mississippi river. On Frisco Branch and Memphis
and St. L. M. & S. E. Rys. Steamboat connections
with river ports. Express ; Telegraph. Luxon Banking
Co.
Appeal— "VVednesday; Dem; Est. '97; 4p
15x22; Sub. SI". T. Bailey Dudley. Circ..J-900
MAGNOLIA*, 1G14; Columbia, 22077 ; 280m SW of
Memphis, terminus Magnolia br. St. L. S. W. Ry.
and terminus L. & W. Ry. north. Has cotton com-
press, cotton gins and saw mills. Is trade centre for
farming district with 27000 pop. and annual trade of
.f 650,000. Val. .«32,444. Express; Telegraph. Colum-
bia County Bank. Harris Hotel.
Banner— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. 1798; 4p
16x21 ; .Sub. 81. Emerson Pub. Co. Circ. 3-1275
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PETTI NGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
MALVERN*, 1582; Hot Spring, 1274:8; -ISm SW of
Little ivotk on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern,
terminus Hot Springs Kys. Has Clark Pressed Brick Co.,
Malvern Lumber Co., Malvern Tile & Pottery Works,
steel roller, flouring and lumber mills. Is trading
centre for farming and manufacturing region with
50000 jop. Val. .«;l00,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank
of Malvern. Commercial Hotel.
Meteor— Friday; Dem; Est. '79; 8p 13x18;
Sub. .$1. P. S. Cardeu. Giro @-850
Times-Journal— Wednesday; Dem; Est. '88:
•±pl7 • 24; .Sub. .t;l. Claude Manu. Circ.J-lOOO
MAMMOTH SPRING, (twp.) 717; Fulton, 12U17;
I'.im K ot .Salem on Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis
Ry. Has trout liatchery, cotton and gristmills. Ex-
)ifess; Telegraph. Bank of Mammoth Spring.
Nettleton Hotel.
Democrat— Thursday; Dem; Est. '90; 8p
13X21; Sub. .gl. W. H. V. Wahlquist.
Circ @-1056
Monitor— Evening: Dem; Est. '93; 4p 13X20;
Sub. .So. F. AVallick. Circ (D-lOO
Monitor— Friday: Dem; Est. '88; 8p 22x31;
Sub. SI. F.Wallick. Circ @-1000
'95; 4p
Miller. Circ.(J-600
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est.
1 .3 X 22 ; Sub. .si. Miss Gladys Mi;
MANSFIELD, 3C>8; Sebastian, 3C935: 32m SE of Ft.
Smith on Sr. Louis & San Francisco Ry. with Choctaw,
Oklahoma & Gulf Ry. Raises and exports cotton. Ex-
press: Telegraph. Bank, Ft. Smith.
Messenger— Friday : Dem ; Est. '99 ; 4p 15X22 ;
Sub. .si. J. T. Dial. Circ f-500
MARIANNA*, 1707; Lee, 19409: 25mNWof Helena
on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. ; at head
of navigation on L'Auguille river. A cotton shipiiing
jioint, having cotton gins and oil mill. Exjjress ; Tele-
grai>h. Lee County Bank. Central Hotel.
Courier— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '90 ; 4p 1 7 x 24 ;
Sub. SI. Janies E. Wood. Circ !j)-535
Index— Thursday; Dem; Est. '74; 8p 15x22;
Sub. SI. F. W. Snetser. Circ 5-750
MARION*, 300; Crittenden, 14529; 10m NW of
MemiduSjTenn.on Kansas City, Ft. Scott & Memphis i
Ry. In farmingand lumbering district. Express ; Tele- \
graph. Continental Nat. Bank, MemiJhis.
Reform— Saturday : Dem : Est. '89 ; 8p 13 X 20 ;
Sub. .?1. Southall A: Berry. Circ ®-300
MARSHALL*, 200; Searcy, 11988; 95m N'W of Little
Rock: nearest railroad jiomt, Gilbert. Has agricul-
tural, zinc, marble and cojiper interests. Express : Tel-
egrajdi, Gilbert. Bank, Marshall.
Mountain Wave— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '92;
4p 18-24; Sub. .SI. W. A. Wenrick. Circ-S-GSO
Advance— Tuesday; Dem: Est. '92;4pl7x24;
Suli. si. E. G. Hammock. Circ 5-750
Monticellonian— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '70; 4p
17x24; Sub. .SI. J. R. & Js. D. Cotham.
Circ S -775
MORRILTON*, 1707; Conway, 19772; 50m W of
Little Rock on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Ry. Has cotton gin, saw and grist mills. A general
trade centre. Val. .S292.230. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Morrilton. Speer's Hotel.
Democrat— Friday ; Dem; Est. '96 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .si. C. E. Cruce. Circ J.-775
Headlight— Friday ; Dem; Est. '74; 4p
17; 24: Sub. .si. G.L.Parker. Circ ,1-1325
MOUNTAIN HOME*, 3G4; Baxter, 9298; 60m XW of
Batesville; nearest railroad, telegraph and banking
town, West Plains, 3IO. Here are saw mills and cotton
gins. A- shiiijiinf^ point for cotton, wool and hides.
Express. First Nat. Bank, West Plains, Mo.
Citizen— Thursday : Dem; Est. '80;8p 13x20;
.Sub. .SI. Citizen Pub. Co. Circ 3-1437
MOUNTAIN VIEW*, 226: Stone. 8100; 27m NW of
Cushman. Has freight and passenger service on White
river. Is trade centre for cotton raising and manufac-
turing region. Seat of .Stone County Academy. Has
Sulphur Springs. Val. .?500,000. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Melbourne, Melbourne.
Democrat— Thursday: Dem; Est. '81; 4p
l(;-22: Sub. 5bc. S. A. McCuUough.
Circ 1-1225
MT. IDA*, ; Montgomery, 9444; 40m W of Hot
Si)rings; nearest railroad and telegraph town. Pro-
duces wheat, corn, oats, cotton, hay and live stock.
Express. Arkansas Nat. Bank, Hot Springs.
Herald— Friday; Dem; Est. '89; 4p 13x20;
Sub. 81. Col. Wm. Cochran. Circ 3:-550
MULBERRY, 940; Franklin, 17395; 23m E of Fort
Smith on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. In
agricultural section. Express; Telegraph. Arkansas
Valley Bank, Ozark.
Leader— Friday; Dem; Est. '96; 8p 13x20;
Sub. §1. W. O. Leavitt. Circ $-500
MURFREESBORO*, 200; Pike, 10301 ; 14mNof Nash-
ville on lattlc Missouri river; nearest railroad point,
Pike. A stock raising and farming community.
Express : Telegraph, Nashville. Howard County Bank,
Nashville.
Courier— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '88; 4p 16x22;
Sub. SI. S. J. Thomasson. Circ
Republican— Friday ; Rep; Est. '90; 4p
15 22; Sub. .SI. Albert Garrison. Circ...@-600
MELBOURNE*, 256 ; Izard, 13506 ; 30m N of Bates-
ville; nearest railroad point, Cushman. A cotton [
growing town. Express ; Telegraph, Cushman. Bank
of ^Melbourne.
Register— Thursday; Dem; Est. '81: 4p
17x24; Sub. .SI. Dave Craige. Circ ®-750
Times— Friday : Local ; Est. '96: 4p 13x20; |
Sub. .§1. H. A. Trevathan. Circ ®-675 I
MENA, 4800; Polk, 20000; 80m W of Hot Springs
on Kansas City Southern Ry. Has mining, slate, tunber,
fruit and farming interests'. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Mena.
News— Evening; Dem: Est. '96; 4p 15x22; i
Sub. S4. News Pub. Co. Circ f-450
News-Democrat— Thursday, Dem; Est. '96;
4p 15 1-2x22 ; Sub. i^i.SO. News Print-
ing Co. Circ S-750
Star— Evening: Ind; Est. '99: 4p 13X20: Sub. i
S4. A. W. St. John & Sons. Circ (S;-585
Star— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '96; 8p 13x20;
Sub. §1. A. W. St. John & Sons. Circ... J^-1470
MONTICELLO*, 1579; Drew, 19451: 85m S of Little
Udck on Warren br. St. L., I. M. & S. Ry. Raises cot-
ton, vegetables and fruit. Has large timber interests.
Here are ochre, isinglass and soft coal beds and several
saw and grist mills, oil mills, cotton factories, and ice
factory. Express ; Telegraph. Monticello Bank. Bussey
Hotel.
NASHVILLE, 928; Howard, 14076; 25m NW of
Hope, terminus Arkansas & Louisiana Ry. Manufac-
tures brooms and has saw, grist and woolen mills and
bottling works. A local trade centre. Express; Tel-
egraph. Howard County Bank.
News— Wednesday and Saturday: Dem; Est.
'78; 4p 13x20; Sub. .SI. 50. W. W. Tur-
ner. Circ 3; -825
NEWLEWISVILLE*, 548; Lafayette, 10594; 60m N
of Shreveport. La. on Shreveport br. St. L. S. W. Ry.
(Ry. name, Lewisville). In cotton raising and lumlier
district. Exjiress; Telegraph. Citizens Bank.
Recorder— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '88; 8p
13 20; Sub. 81. S. A. McNish. Circ ®-435
NEWPORT*, 2806; Jackson. 18383; 82m NE of
Little Rock on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
and Batesville br. W. & B. V. R., terminus White river
br. St. L.. I. M. & S. Rys. ; on White river, with passen-
ger and freight steamer connections for all river ports.
Has Newport Ginning and Grain Milling companies,
Pond & Decker Mfg. Co., staves and hardwood lumber;
C. B. Kelly & Co., lumber: H. A. Ridley foundry;
L'nion Compress Co., St. Louis Compress Co., cot-
ton oil mill ; and minor industries. Is farming, lumber-
ing and cotton raising trade centre for all the river
valley to the north: receives 80000 bales cotton annual-
ly. Has general offices W. & B. R. V. Ry. Val. §527.448.
Express; Telegraph. Bank of Newport. New Hazel
Hotel.
Herald— Evening; Dem; Est. '88: 4p 11x16;
Sub. .S4. T. T. Ward. Circ 3-325
Herald— Saturday; Dem; Est. '65; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .SI. T.t.AVard. Circ 3-950
News— Evening: Dem: Est. '89; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .55. E. C. Waterman. Circ 3 -250-
ARKANSAS.
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News— Friday; Dem; Est. '72; 8p 17X24;
Sul). SI. E. C. Waterman. Circ ®-800
OKOLONA, r>32; Clark. 21289; 22m SW of Arkadel-
]ihia (111 Sdutliwestern Arkansas & Indian Territory Ry.
In larmiiig section. Has a tlonr mill. Express; Tele-
grajili. Citizens' Bank.
News— Saturday; Dem; Est. 1901 ; 12p 8X10;
Sul). 50C. M.E.Harwell. Circ (S-800
OLAi ; Yell, 22750; lC>m — of Dardanelle, nearest
railroad point. Agricultural town. Express, Darda-
nelle; Telegraph, Russellville. Bank, Dardanelle.
Pilot— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. '9(;; 4p 20X20;
Sub. .fl. H.M.Jackson. Circ (3-1000
OSCEOLA*, 953; Mississippi, 16384; 50m KE of
Memphis, on branch of Frisco System; on the Mis-
sissijijii river, having shii)ping facilities. Here are saw,
grist, cotton and oil mills and ice factory. A trade
centre and shipping point. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Osceola.
Leader— Saturdav : Dem; Est. 1902; 4p
24x30; Sub. ;S1. Palmer ^: Marable. Circ. 3 -700
Times — Saturday; Dem; Est. '70; 8p
17 3-4x24; Sub. $1. Leon Koussan. Circ.(3)-700
OZARK*, 848; Franklin, 17395; 43m NE of Fort
Smith on Arkansas river and St. Louis, Iron Mountain
iS: Southern Ry. A shipjiiug port for cotton, fruit and
agricultural produce. In mining region. Seat of Frank-
lin Female College. Exi)ress ; Telegraiih. Arkansas
Valley Bank. Commercial Jefferson Hotel.
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '77; 8p
13 -20; Sub. .^1. C. C. Colburn. Circ ®-900
PARAGOULD*, 3324; Greene, 10979; 80m NW of
Memphis, Teiiii. on Iron Mountain and Cotton Belt,
terminus Paragould and Southeastern Rys. Has
Henry Wrape Co.. stave and headings; J. F. Hasty &
Sons, cooperage ; Pekin Stave&Mfg. Co., P. H. Hammond
Planing Mill Co., McDonald and Paragould Lumber
companies, Bradford Spoke & Handle Co., Paragould
Foundry & Machine Shop and Roller Mill Co., ice plant,
cotton compress and minor industries, employing 700
people. Val. .?876,441. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of
Paragould. Loda House.
Soliphone— Daily ex Sun ; Dem ; Est. '98 ; 4-8p
13X20; Sub. !i!4. J.R.Taylor. Circ (1-525
Soliphone— Friday ; Dem; Est. '92; 8-12p
15x22 ; Sub. ipl. J.R.Taylor. Circ ®-1700
PARIS*, S36 ; Logan, 20503 ; 18m SE of Ozark ; termin-
us of Arkansas Central Ry. Has flour and cotton mills.
Has farming interests. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of
Paris.
Express— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '80 ; 4p 20x20 ;
Sub. .§1. Wm. M. Greenwood. Circ igi-678
Herald— Thursdav; Dem; Est. '94; 8p 13x20;
Sub. §1. Herald Printing Co. Circ ®-300
Journal— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '99; 8p 20X26;
Sub. .*1. W. H. H. Harley. Circ ®-600
Mag-net- Wednesday ; Est. '98; 4p 17X24;
Sub. SI. J.W.Wagner. Circ ®-500
PERRYVILLE*, 300; Perry, 7294; 40m NW of Little
Rock on i'ourche la Fave river: nearest railroad point,
W. Perryville, 13 m on C. O. & G. Ry. Has steamboat
connections with riverports. In lumber and fanning
region. Express; Telegraph. R. R. depot, Perryville.
Bank of Perry County at >'. I'erryville.
News— Saturdav : Dem; Est. '84; 4p 15x22;
Sub. SI. W.T.Gadd. Circ '1-500
PIGGOTT*, 195; Clay. 15886; 80m S of Cairo on
St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Has two cotton gins, elec-
tric roller mill, three saw mills, planing and shingle mill
and other small industries. A stock raising and farm-
ing town. Express; Telegraph. Clay County Bank.
Gattinger House.
Banner— Friday ; Ind: Est. '91; 8p 18x24;
Sub. .fl. CJr. E. Williams. Circ @-960
PIKE CITY, 703; Pike, 10301 ; 25m NW of Prescott on
Southwestern. Arkansas & Indian Territory Ry. In
farming community. Lumber mills, oil anil asphalt
region. Exjiress ; Telegraph, Antoine. Nevada County
Bank, Prescott.
Cannon Ball— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '91; 8p
9x14; Sub. $1. O.H.Alexander. Circ..(g)-1326
PINE BLUFF*, 11496; JefCerson, 40972; 42m SE of
Little Rock on Cotton Belt and St. Louis, Iron Moun-
tain & Southern div. Mo. P. Rys. ; on Pine Bluff & West-
ern R. R., at head of low water navigation. Has Cotton
Belt Ry. shops employing 1000 men; Pine Bluff Mill &
Elevator Co., St. Louis Stave & Lumber Co., Ezell Stave
Co., Bluff City Lumber Co., Standard Cotton Compress
& Warehouse Co., Pine Bluff Oil Co., Arkansas Cotton
Oil Co., Dilley Foundry, Arkansas & Texas Ice & Coal
Co. Has seven wholesale houses, is trade centre for
county and greatest cotton market in the state. Seat of
Colored Industrial Institute, Merrill's Institute and
Branch Normal College. Val. S3, 105. 330. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Pine Bluff. Trulock House.
Commercial— Evening; Dem; Est. '87; 8p
15x22 ; Sub. S7.50. C. G. Newman. Circ.®-1100
Commercial— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '81; 8p
20 24; Sub. SI. 50. C. G. Newman. Circ.Ji-2300
Courier— Saturdav ; Dem; Est. '97 ; 8p 13X20;
Sub. 81. E. H. Plummer. Circ ®-1000
Graphic— Evening ; Dem ; Est. '80;8p 13x20;
Sub. S7.50. Adams Printing Co. Circ @-987
Graphic — Sunday; Dem; Est. '86;8-12p
15x22; Sub. S1.50. Adams Printing Co.
Circ fl)-1032
Graphic— Wednesday and Saturday; Dem;
Est. '87; 8p 13x20; Sub. SI. 50. Adams
I'rinting Co. Circ :I)-1000
Journal and Advertiser— Sunday ; Dem ; Est.
1902; 4p 13X20; Sub. SI. Miller &
Buchanon. Circ S-2500
Press-Eagle— Tuesday ; Dem; Est. '08; 4p
22 X 2s ; Sub. S2. Arthur Murray. Circ. . . ^-2550
POCAHONTAS*, 907; Randolph, 17150; 50m NE of
Batesville, terminus Hoxie, Pocahontas & Northern
Ry. ; at head of steam navigation on Black river, steam-
boats to Newiiort terminus; of the St. Louis, M. & S. K.
Rys. In farming, cotton raising and lumber section.
Express; Telegraph, State Bank.
Herald— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '81; 8p 15x22;
Sub. SI. Blankenshij) & Hinton. Circ 3-750
News — Friday; Dem; Est. '94; 8p
15 1-2X20;' Sub. 81. E. W. Hodges. Circ.(3 -1225
PRAIRIE GROVE, 720; Washington, 34250; 12m SW
of Fayetteville, on Cherokee Cen. Ry. A farming town.
Express. Bank of Fayetteville, Fayetteville.
Globe -Thursday; Dem; Est. '99; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $1.50. J. S. Renfroe & Sons. Circ...(i>-675
PRESCOTT*, 2005; Nevada. 16009; 90m S of Little
Rock on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry.
Here are .saw and grist mills and a cotton gin, furni-
ture and ice factory. A general trade centre and shiij-
jiing point for cotton, furs, lumber, wool and live stock.
Val. S873,942. Express; Telegraph. Nevada County
Bank.
Times-Picayune- Thursday ; Dem; Est. '77
4p 18x24. Sub. SI. F. J. Johnson.
Circ (1-1480
PRINCET0N*,168; Dallas, 11518: 20m NWofFordyce,
nearest railroad and telegraph iioint. In agricultural
district. Express. Bank of Fordyce, Fordyce. Parker
House.
Princetonian— Thursdav : Dem: Est. '96;
8p 15x22; Sub. $1." G. D. Smith Jr. Circ.(I)-900
QUITMAN, 650; Cleburne, 9028; 33m NW of Searcy
nearest railroad point. Has flour mills and cotton gins
and is trade centre for agricultural district. Is seat of
Quitman College. Val. S25,000. Express; Telegraph
and Bank at Searcy.
Tribune — Friday; Non-partisan; Est. '97; 4p
15x22; Sub. SI. R. W. Carnes. Circ ®-475
RECTOR, 520: Clay, 15880: 18m NE of Paragould on
St. Louis .Southwestern Ry. Produces large quantities
of corn, cotton, fruit, wheat and hay. Local trade
centre. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Rector. AVyman
House.
The Rector Vitascope— Saturday ; Ind ; Est.
'95; Op 10-22; Sub. SL Mrs. S. E.C. Cox.
Circ ®-658
RISON*, 800; Cleveland, 11620; 22m S of Pine Bluff
on St. Louis Southwestern Ry. Agricultural and tim-
ber trade centre for Cleveland county. Express ; Tel-
egraph. Bank of Rison.
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PETTINaiLL'tS NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Bazoo— Friday : Dem; Est. '95: 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1. Little & Brake. Circ d-TOO
Herald— Thursday; Dem; Est. '88 ;4p 22x26;
Sub. §1. W. J. Stanfield. Circ @-800
ROGERS, 2158: Benton, 31611; 75m N of Fort
.Smitb on St. Louis & San Francisco Ry. Is farming
town, trade centre and sliijjping jioint for apples and
small fruits. Has summer visitors. Yal. .S600,000.
Ex]iress: Telegraph. Citizens' Bank. Jones House.
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '81; 4p
I'd,- -'0; Sub. .•?1.^ Funk& Son. Circ (J)-960
Republican— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '88 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. si. AV. R. Cady. Circ f-lOOO
RTJSSELLVILLE*, 1832; Pope, 21715; 74m NW of
Little Kock, junction Dardanelle & Russellville and
Little Rock and Fort Smith brs. St. L., I. 31. & S. Rys.
Here are plow, wagon and ice factories, grist and saw
mills. A trade centre. Yal. .§540,000. Express; Tel-
egraph. Bank of Russellyille. Palace Hotel.
Courier-Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '74;
Sp i;Jx-0; Sub. $1. Couriei -Democrat
Printing Co. Circ (J)-1250
ST. PAUL, 345; Madison. 19864; 35m SE of Fayette-
ville. Shijis annually .§1,000,000 worth hardwood lum-
ber. Centre of great fruit belt. Exi)ress ; Telegraph.
Bank of Fayetteville, Fayetteville.
Mountain Air— Saturday ; Local; Est. '94; 8p
13 20; Sub. , SI. E. F. Shinn. Circ ®-580
SALEM*, 500; Fulton, 12917; 20m W of Mammoth
Springs, nearest railroad and telegraph point. Has
mineral deposits. In farming fruit and stock district.
Express. Bank of Mammoth Spring, Mammoth Spring.
Banner— Friday ; Dem; Est. '84; 4p 16x22;
Sub. .SI. J.L.Franks. Circ ©-600
SEARCY*, 1995; White, 248C.4: 50m N of Little
Rock, on Iron Mountain & Rock Island Ry. Is trade
centre and shipping i)Oint for large farniing section;
10000 liales of cotton and immense quantities of
ai)ples are exported annually and the annual trade
aggregates .§1,000,000. Is seat of the State Methodist
"Galloway Female College," Searcy (Military) College
and Searcy Female Institute. Has White Sulphur
Chalybeateand Alum Springs, with thousands of visit-
ors the year round. Val. §400,000. Express; Tele
gra])h. People's Bank. Holt House.
Citizen— Evening Dem; Est. '90; 4p 15x22;
Sub. §4. J. J. Baugh. Circ S-300
Citizen— Wednesday; Dem; Est. '54; 8p
15<22; Sub. §1. J. J. Biaugh. Circ 3-1200
SHERIDAN*, 210: Grant, 7671 ; 25m W of Pine BluflE;
nearest railroad and telegraph point, Pine Bluff. Agri-
cultural pursuits. Express. Merchants' & Planters'
Bank.
Headlight— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '81; 4p
L'4 3';; SuV). .§1. R.R.Adams. Circ (2)-500
SILOAM SPRINGS, 1748; Benton. 31611 ; 239m S
ol Kan.sas City, Mo. on Port Arthur route K. C. P. & G.
Ry. Fruit, grain and ])oultry raising are the principal,
industries. Noted health resort. A trade centre for
fruit growing section lioth in Arkansas and Indian
Territory. Val. .§2,000,000. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Siloaiii.
Democrat— Thursday; Dem; Est. '95; 4p
IS <L'4; Sub. .§1. Stahl & Ragsdale. Circ.(D-1000
Herald-Friday; Dem; Est. '79; 6p 18x24;
Sul). si. A. W. Perrine. Circ 3;-1260
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '92; 4})
18x24; Sub. .§1. Rakestraw & Crandall.
Circ (D-750
STAR CITY*, 251; Lincoln, 13389; 30m SE of Pine
Bluff, nearest railroad point. Tamo. Grows cotton, fruit
and grain. Has two cotton gins and grist mills. Ex-
])ress. Tamo; Telegraiih, Varner's Station. Merchants'
& Planters' Bank, Pine Bluff.
Ledger— Thursday; Dem; Est. '80; 8p 14x20;
Sub. .§1. Lyman & Stanley. Circ J-620
STUTTGART, 1258; Arkansas, 12973; 35m NE of
Pine Bluff', junction St. Louis & Southwestern and
Stuttgart & Arkansas River Rys. Grows oats, corn, peas
hay and cattle and is a trade centre for farming com-
munity. Yal. §800,000. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Ger-
man American Bank.
Free Press— Thursday; Dem; Est. '91; 8p
15x22; Sub. §1." Free Press Pub. Co.
Circ ®-900
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '87; 8p
17 1-2x24; Sub. §1. A. A. Tindall.
Circ 5-1000
SULPHUR ROCK, 358; Independence, 22557; 10m
SE of Batesville on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & South-
ern Ry. Engaged in farming. Express; Telegraph.
Bank, Batesville.
Educator— Monthly ; PMucational ; Est. '94 ; 4p
9 1-2x12 1-2; Sub. 50c. J. W. Decker.
Circ (S -1641
TEXARKANA*, 10170; Miller, 17558; 150m SW of
Little Rock ou St. Louis & Southwestern, Pittsburg &
Gulf, tennmus St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern,
Texas & Pacific and Texas Central, Arkansas & Lousi-
ana and Lexarkana, Shreveport & Natchez Rys. Has
Central Coal & Coke Co., Gate City and other' lumber
comi)anies, cotton compress and oil inills, iron foundries,
wagon factories, ice factory, broom and stave factories,
employing 4000 men. Nine railroad terminals here and
gives employment to 1500 men, with a monthly jmy roll
of .§250,000. Is trade centre of farming region. Yal.
.§4,500,000. Express ; Telegraph. State Bank of Tex-
arkana. Huckins House.
Kaleidoscope— Saturday ; lud; Est. '98; 12p
13X20; Sub. .§1. E.D.Strang. Circ 1)-1343
Texarkanian— Evening and Sunday Morning;
Dem; Est. '84; 8p 13x20; Sub. .§5. Geo.
S. Yalliant. Circ S-900
Texarkanian— Thursday; Dem; Est. '83; 4p
IS;- 24; Sub. .§1. Geo. S. Yalliant. Circ. f -1250
VAN BUREN*, 2573; Crawford, 21270; 160m NW
of Little Rock on Arkansas river with shijtping advan-
tages, St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern and St.
Louis & San Francisco Rys. Industries: Flour, saw and
planing mills, foundry, wagon, ice, cigars and broom
factories. Has railroad shops and cotton compress.
Grows and ships large quantities of strawberries, po-
tatoes and early vegetables and is a trade centre for a
manufacturing and farming district. Yal. §803,111.
Express; Telegra]ih. Citizens' Bank. Collins House.
Argus — Evening ex Sat. and Sun. Morning;
Dem; Est. '97; 4pl6x21; Sub. .§4.50. Thayer
Bros. Circ 'S-450
Argus— Thursday; Dem; Est. '75; 4p 24X36
Sub. ^1. Thayer Bros. Circ 3-700
Press— Saturday; Dem; Est. '59; 4p 20x26;
Sub. .§1. J.S.Dunham. Circ @-500
Venture— Friday : Rep; Est. 1900; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1. William C.Yoes. Circ @-350
VIOLA, 250, Fulton, 12917; 12m NW of Salem;
nearest railroad point. West Plains, Mo. Agriculture
is the leading industry. Trade centre for western part
of Fulton County. Yal. §25,000. Express and Tele-
grajth. West Plains. Bank of Mammoth Spring, Mam-
moth Spring.
Ledger— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '95; 4p 13x20;
Sub. §1. T. J. Franks & .Son. Circ (l)-500
WALDRON*, 487: Scott, 13183; 40m SE of Fort
Smith; terminus of the Arkansas Western Ry. Con-
nections with Heavener, I. T., 32 m west. Stage con-
nections with Fort Smith. A cotton growing town,
manufacturing, having steam mills. Express; Tele-
graph. First Nat. Bank, Waldron.
Reporter— Thursday :Dem ;Est. '78 ;8p 13x20 ;
Sub. .SI. Hubert J. Hall. Circ 2--1937
WALNUT RIDGE, 830; Lawrence, 16491; 40m NE
of Newport on St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
and M. & N. A. Rys. Has a wagon and axe handle fac-
tory, cotton gin and saw mills. Express ; Telegraph.
Lawrence County Bank.
Blade— Friday; Dem; Est. '91; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1. J. C. Riley, Jr. Circ ;|)-900
Telephone— Evening; Dem; Est. '95; 4p
llxKi; Sub. .§4. Anderson & King. Circ..@-300
Telephone— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '84; 8p
17 -24; .Sub. §1. Anderson & King. CiTC.ti-l950
WARREN*, 954; Bradley, 9651 ; 50m S of Pine Bluff
on .St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. In a cot-
ton raising section. Large lumlier interests, stave fac-
tory and saw mills. Express ; Telegraph. Merchants'
& Planters' Bank. Everett House.
Democrat-News— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '85;
Sp 15^.22; Sub. §1. P. H. Thomas. Circ.(|;-1700
ARKANSAS.
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WASHINGTON*, 374; Hempstead, 24101; 10m NW
tit Hoiie on Arkansas & Louisiana Ry. An agricultural
town. Express ; Telegraph. Hempstead County Bank,
Hope.
Telegraph— Friday; Dem; Est. '40; 8p
i:^ L'O; Sub. .':;l. Telegraph I»ub. Co.
Circ D-650
WINTHROP, ; Little River, 13731; 39m NW of
Texarkana on Kansas City, Pittsburg & Gulf Ry. Has
agrifultural interests. Express; Telegraph. Bank,
Texarkana.
Journal— Friday; Dem; Est.
Sub. .SI. De Witt Owen.
'99; 4p 15x22
Circ f)-450
WOODBERRY, ; Calhoun, 8539 ; 4m N W of Hamp-
ton ; nearest railroad point, Camden. Farming forms
the principal pursuit. Express; Telegraph. Bank,
Camden.
Plaindealer- Thursday ; Est. '99; 4p 17X24;
.Sub. si. Cooper & Bennett. Circ fi;-238
WYNNE, 1G31 ; Cross, 11051 ; IGm N of Forrest City
on .St. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern Ry. An agri-
cultural, cotton growing and large timber manufactur-
ing district. Express ; Telegraph. Cross County Bank.
Democrat— Friday ; Dem; Est. '95; 8p 20X26;
Sub. $1. W. A. H. McDaniel. Circ g-700
Pilot— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '97; 4p 16x22;
Sub. $1. C. P. Sapphon. Circ (3)-800
YELLVILLE*, 578; Marion, 11377; 120m NE of
Little Rock ; 30m west of Yellville at Harrison, Ark. ;
nearest railroad and telegraph point, Everton, Ark,;
A mining and farming region. Express. Bank of
Yellville.
Mountain Echo— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '86 ; 4p
15x22; Sub. $1. Jones & Matthews.
Circ $-800
CALIFORNIA.
Capital, Sacramento. Settled at San Diego by Spaniards in 1769. Population, 1,485,053. Area, 158,235
sq. miles. Acres of farm land, 16,593.742; value of farm land, $262,051,282. No state debt. Vote in 1900:
Rep. 1047 .'iS: Dem.498o; Pro. 5024; .Soc. Dem. 7554.
California is bounded on the north by Oregon ; on the east by Nevada and Arizona; on the south by Mexico-
and the Pacific Ocean and on the west by the Pacific Ocean. The gold state is an empire by itself, twice as large
as New England, with a thousand miles of coast. It is naturally divided into a number of regions widely differ-
ent in climate, soil and products. The Pacific slope on the west, the western Highland, the Great Valley and the
Sierra Nevada mountains on the eastern border. The latter make up the highest portion of the state, the whole
range is over 10000 feet high, there are many peaks 12000 to 13000 feet high and Mount Whitney is the high-
est mountain in the United States, outside of Alaska, towering 14500 feet. The best scenery is to the south,,
and such is the mildness and dryness of the climate that thousands of visitors camp at different points in thfr
mountains every year. In these" mountains in the eastern part of the state is situated Yosemite Valley, cover-
ing 36000 acres, with some of the grandest scenery in the world. It is nearly 4000 feet deep. The most re-
markable features are the Yosemite Palls, which descends 2600 feet in the three falls : Bridal Veil Cascade with
900 feet of fall : El Capitan. a rock>' sentinel 3300 feet in height : The Half Dome, a vertical cliff 1500 feet high ;
The Spires, Sentinel Rocks, Royal Arches and Mirror Lake. Death Valley is a desert in Tuolumne county. Other
points of scenic interest are Bower Cave in Mariposa county. Alabaster Cave in Placer county and the Petrified
Forest near San Francisco. The Great Valley between the Sierra Nevada and coast ranges, occupies 1800O
square miles of the central part of the state and is drained by the two principal Californian rivers, the Sacra-
mento and San Joaquin. The Klomate drains the northwestern corner of the state. Tulare, in Tulare county, is the
largest lake in the state and Tahoe, on the eastern border is the highest, with an altitude of over 6000 feet..
There are a number of small lakes in the northeastern part of the state. California is famous as a winter resort
and the principal localities are Los Angeles, Monteray, Pasadena, San Jose and San Diego. The latter city has-
the largest winter resort hotel in the world ; its climate is unsurpassed. California is preeminently an agricul-
tural and mining state. Her cereal, hay and root crops amount to §70,000,000 annually, largely 'produced in
the.Great valley. Immense crops of beans, vegetables and sugar beets are produced. Chicorj', mustard and the
Persian Insect powder plant are grown near Stockton. Sweet potatoes and peanuts are raised nearly every-
where. Cotton is grown in the San Louis valley. In fruit culture California is the leading state in the Union.
All kinds grow here equally well and the yearly production of deciduous fruits amount to 30,000,000 pounds.
Fruit cannnig and drying are industries of'vastproportions. Over 200,000 acres are planted with young vines
and the annual production of wine is now 17,000,000 gallons. There are three regions of grape culture : The
Coast, the Sierra foothills and the southern section, each devoted to special varieties. California boasts the
largest vineyard in the world (over 4000 acres) in Tahama county and the largest wine cellar in existence (ca-
pacity 2.500,000 gallons) at St. Helena. California is the greatest wool-producing state, with 6,000,000 sheei>
and an annual clip of 35,000,000 pounds. The silk industry is promising. Bee culture is a growing industry.
From 1849 to 1890, the state produced $1,300,000,000 in gold bullion, in the foothills of the Sierras, the coast
range and Southern California. Considerable silver has oeen produced, but is not a paying industry. The
quicksilver mines produce 2,000,000 pounds a year. In the production of petroleum, the state ranks next to
Pennsylvania. Copper, lead, coal, tin, nickel, manganese, gra])hite, salt, borax and soda are produced in large
quantities. There are great quarries of granite, gray sandstone, marble and onyx. The state has a great num-
ber of mineral springs. The deep sea fisheries employ 3000 men and the annual catch is worth over §1,000.-
000. California has long been famous for her big trees. In the Siena there are forests of Sequoios, many of them
325 feet high and 50 to 100 feet in circumference. There are 57 counties and newspapers are published in
56. The principal cities and towns are : San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland, Sacramento, San Jose, San Diego,.
Stockton, Fresno, Alameda and VaUejo.
ACTON, 150; Los Angeles. 170,298; 30m N of Los
Angeles on So. Pacific Ry. Has Red Rover Gold Mine
and mill, .§1,500.000 capital, employing 50 men, with
annual output of 8300,000 and four other stamp mills
and paper mill of the London Telegra])h. Has quanti-
ties of asbestos, lime, soapstone, gyi)sum, silver and
copi)er. It contains a fine grade of p?troleum and par-
afin oil. Grows olives, apricots and almonds. Is a great
section for comb honey. Is trade centre for gold min-
ing and fruit raising" district. Is health resort for
throat and lung troubles. Val. §100,000. Express;
Telegraph. Los Angeles Nat. Bank, Los Angeles.
Rooster— Monthly ; Rep ; Est. '91 ; 4p 13X18;
Sub. 50c. R. E. Nickel. Circ 1^-500
ADIN, (twp.)314; Modoc, 5076; 40m SW of Alturas;
nearest railroad point, Madeline. A stock raising, dairy-
ing and farming community. Express ; Telegraph.
Cressler & Bonner, Bankers, CedarviUe.
Argus— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '81 ; 4p 24X 3G;
.Sub. §2. E. "s. Pickard. Circ '3;-500
ALAMEDA, (twp.) 16464: Alameda. 130,197: Im S of
Oakland on two lines Southern Pacific Ry. ; on Oakland
creek and .San Francisco bay, with j)assenger and
freight steamer connections with all parts of the world.
Has Pacific Coast Oil Works, largest on the Pacific
coast; N. Clark & Sons' Pottery Works, largest in the
state; Pacific Coast Borax Works, largest in the world
and minor interests. Ship yards of Hay & Wright
and Pacific Coast Engineering AVorks. Trolley to Oak-
land, Berkeley, Fruitvale, Piedmont, San Leandro and
Haj'wards. Has College of Notre Dame, (R. Catholic).
Is summer resort. Val. §15,000,000. Express; Tel-
egraph. Bank of Alameda. Park Hotel.
Argus— Evening ; Rep; Est. '77; 4p 20x26;
Sub. §4.80. Argus Pub. Co. Circ f -1483;
Encinal— Evening ; Rep ; Est. '69; 8p 13X20;
Sub. §4.50. Geo. F. Weeks & Son. Circ.f -125a
ALHAMBRA, 808; Los Angeles. 170,298; 8m E by
N of Los Angeles on Southern Pacific Ry. It is an
orange growing section. Express; Telegraph. Bank,
Los Angeles.
Advocate— Saturday ; Est. '98; 8p 15X22;
Sub. §1. Advocate Pub. Co. Circ 3 -50O
ALTURAS*, (twp.) 512; Modoc, 5076; 25m N of
CedarviUe : nearest railroad jioint. Redding. A stock
raising and fruit growing town. Express; Telegraph.
Cressler & Bonner, Bankers, CedarviUe.
New Era— Friday; Dem; Est. '88; 4p 12X18;
Sub. §2.50. Sloss & Lighty. Circ 1-700
Plaindealer— Friday ; Dem; Est. '96; 4p
18x24; Sub. $2. Thompson & Eichler.
Circ 3:-545-
ANAHEIM, 2.500; Orange, 25000: 25m SE of Los
Angeles on Southern California and Southern Pacific
Rys. In agricultural district, growing walnuts, oranges,,
and lemons, deciduous fruits, sugar beets, grain and live
stock, petroleum. Manufactures farm machinery, beet
sugar, beer and wine. A shipping i)oint and local trade
centre. Val. $1,000,000. Express; Telegraph. Citizens'
Bank.
Gazette— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '70; 4p 20X26:
Sub. §1.50. Henrj- Kuchel. Circ ®-1280'
Plaindealer-Saturdav; Est. '98; 4p 20X26;
Sub. §1.50. J.E. Valjeau. Circ ®-55(>
CALIFORNIA.
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ANDERSON, 508; Shasta, 17318; 11m S of Redding
on Southern I'acific Ky. Here are wagon and carriage
shops and a tiour null. A lumbering, fruit ofrowing
and farming section. Exjiress : Telegraph. Bank of
Shasta County, Kedding. Oriental Hotel.
News— Saturday ; Ind: Est. '82; 4p 18 X 2.4;
Sub. $2. A". L. Price. Giro ®-350
ANGELS CAMP, 3100: Calaveras, 11200: 60m SE of
.Sacramento; nearest railroad point. Robinson's Ferry,
I'lm below. Has gold mines and grows fruit. Exi)ress;
Telegraph. First Nat. Rank, Stockton. Angels Hotel.
Mountain Echo— Wednesday; Ind; Est. '79;
,sp l.">X22; Sub. s2. Reed c<: Hutchinson,
(ire ii)0 030
ANTIPCH, Ci74: Contra Costa, 18046; 50m NE of San
Francisco on .Southern Pacific Ry. and 55 by water on
San .Joa(iuin river and San Francisco bay. Daily boats
to .San Francisco. Does heavy shii)pi"ng business in
stock, produce, coal and grain. Here are i)aper mills,
potteries and distilleries. Express; Telegraph. Bank
•of Autioch. Arlington Hotel.
Ledger— Friday ; Dem; Est. '70; 8p 18x24;
Sub. .§2.50. C.F.Montgomery. Circ. . .®-100O
APPLEGATE, HO; Placer, 15786; 4r)m NE of Sacra-
mento on Southern Pacific Ry. Limestone quarry and
lime kilns furnish chief occupation. It is a fruit
centre, and poi>ular summer resort. Express; Tele-
graph. .\pplegate. Bank, Auburn.
Bible Review— ^lonthlv ; Scien. and Rel. ; Est.
'02;40p7x9. Sub. #1.50. The Esoteric
Fraternity. Circ (S)-1000
ARBTJCKLE, 375; Colusa, 7364; 24m N of Sacra-
nientci (in So. Pacific Ry. Freight and passenger con-
nections on Sacramento river. Is farming town, trade
•centre for grain, beef, pork, fruit, almond and raisin
producing section, with 7000 pop. Express : Tele-
^raiih. Xat. Bank of D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento.
American House.
Independent— Friday ; Ind; Est. '97; 4p
l.')X22; Sub. .S1.50. J.W.Hudson. Circ..®-400
ARCATA, 052 ; Humboldt, 27104; 8m N of Eureka on
Humboldt bay C. & N. and E. & K. R. Rys. In redwood
lumber district. Has heavy lumber and shingle trade,
butter, cattle and farm produce. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Areata. Union Hotel.
Union— Saturdav ; Rep ; Est. '86; 6p 18x24;
Sub. .S2. Wiley Bros. Circ ($-1050
ARROYO GRANDE, 750; San Luis Obispo, 16637;
2S7m S of San Francisco on Pacific Coast Ry. Farming
and stock raising are the chief industries. Express;
Telegraph. Commercial Bank, San Luis Obispo.
Herald— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '87; 8p 12x18;
Sub. .SI. 50. S. Clevenger. Circ @-500
AUBURN*, 2050; Placer, 15786; 36m NE of Sacra-
mento on Southern Pacific Ry. In fruit growing dis-
trict, where are grown every variety or fruit, citrons
and deciduous fruits. In neighborhood of gold mines
and lime kilns. A trade centre and health resort. Val.
-Sl.OOi 1,000. Express; Telegraph. Placer County Bank.
Putnam House.
Herald— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '52; Sp 12x18;
Sub. .SI. .50. Nv. A. Shepard. Circ {g-llSO
Leader— Thursdav ; Rep; Est. '72; 4p 20X26;
.Sub. si. F.A.Stuart. Circ (g)-1200
Republican-Argus— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '72 ; 4p
20x26; SuIj. #1. F. M. Millikan. Circ... J)- 1050
AZUSA, (twp.) 863; Los Angeles, 170298; 24m E
<)t Los Angeles on San Gabriel river and Southern
California Ry. A fruit, grain growing and mining
town. Chief "trading point in Azusa Valley. Express;
Telegraph. Azusa Valley Bank. Hotel Azusa.
Pomotropic— Thursday; Non.-Part. : Est. '87;
Sp 13X20; Sub. §1.50. R.H.Holmes. Circ.1-600
BADEN, 1857; San Mateo, 12094; 12m S of San Fran-
cisco on Coast div. S. P. Ry. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of California, San Francisco.
Enterprise— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '95; 8p
15X22; Sub. SI. 50. E. E. Cunningham.
Circ fS-TOO
BAKERSFIELD*, 4836; Kern, 1(5480; 185m N of Los
Angeles on Southern Pacific and Atchinson, Topeka &
Santa Fe Rys. Kern river furnishes electric power.
Has Cross-Augsburg and Union Lumber companies,
Jewett-Blodgett Oil Co., Augustus Kratzme, foundries;
Web Iron Works, Porter Bros., packers of dried fruits,
Kern County Land Co., rtour mill and meat packers;
■James Curran, brick; and minor industries. Has larg-
est oil fields in the United States. Is trade centre for
county. Val. .1*2,500,000. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Bakersfield. Arlington Hotel.
Calif ornian— Evening; Dem; Est. '91; 8p
13 2( ) ; Sub. .•3i5. Alfred Harrell. Circ. . . . 3-1850
Calif ornian— Thursday; Dem; Est. '66: 8p
13x20; Sub. .SI. Alfred Harrell. Circ. . a-l<J50
Echo— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '95; 4p
15x22; Sub. .S3. Echo Pub. Co. Circ ®-625
Echo— Thursdav : Rep; Est. '86; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .S2. EchoPub.Co. Circ ®-1250
Independent-Friday ;Ind ;Est.'98 ; 8p 15X22 ;
Sub. .S2. E. A. Pueschel. Circ 'i)-875
Standard— Saturday ; Rep ; Est.'92 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. !#2. Standard Pub. Co. Circ J-400
BENICIA, 2751 ; Solano, 24143 ; 33m NE of San Fran-
cisco on Southern and Central Pacific Rys.; at mouth
of Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers. Has Baker &
Hamilton, farming tools; KuUman, Salz & Co., McKay
and Sumner, tanneries ; Delaney's and M. Turner's ship
yard, G. W. Hume, cannery ; Port Costa Lumber Co.,
employing 1000 jieople, with monthly pay roll of .?45,-
000 arid manufacturing goods worth "S2, $00, 000, annu-
ally. Has retail farming and foreign trade of .S6,000,000
annually. American Condensed Milk Co. Seat of St.
Catharine's (R. Catholic) Convent, St. Augustine (Epis-
copalian) College and U. S. Arsenal and Barracks.
Val. . 53,865,702. Express ; Telegraph. People's Bank.
Palace Hotel.
Herald— Thursday; Ind; Est. '98; 8p 13X20;
Sub. .^l.SO. (Jran A. King. Circ ®-900
New Era— Saturdav; Ind-Rep; P^st. '77; 8v>
18x24; Sub. .#2. James M. Burke. Giro... 1-700
BERKELEY, 13214; Alameda, 130197: 11m NE of
San Francisco on Southern Pacific and Santa Fe Rys.,
connected by half -hourly ferries with San Francisco' on
San Francisco Ijay, with passenger and freight steamer
connections with all the world. Has soap works,
iron works, furniture and organ factories and
minor industries. Is manufacturing trade centre for
northeastern i>art of county. Trolley and train to Oak-
land, Alameda, Golden "Gate, arid West Berkeley.
Berkeley is the leading educational centre on the Pacific
Coast,— seat of the University of California, 3000 stu-
dents, faculty of 450; State* Institution for the Deaf,
Dumb and Blind and six Female Seminaries. Val.
.§15,000.000. Express; Telegraph. First National
Bank. New Acheson House.
Berkeley Daily Gazette— Evening; Rep; Est.
'73; 8p 15/. 20; Sub. -94. Berkeley Gazette
Pub. Co. Circ 1-2420
Daily Calif ornian— t Morning; Collegiate;
Est. '93;6p 13X16; Sub. $2. Univer-
sity of California. Circ 3^-950
Occident— + Wednesday ; Collegiate; Est. '81;
20p 9X12; Sub. $1. Occident Pub. Go.
Circ ®-525
University of California Magazine— t Month-
ly ex .lune, .lulv and August ; Collegiate;
Est. '95; 90p 6X9; Sub. .S1.50. A. D.
Long. Circ ©-lOOO
West Berkeley Sun and Letter— Weekly ;
Rep; Est. '84: 8p 15x22; Sub. -SI. 50.
Sun Berkeley Gazette Pub. Go. Circ 3-1012
BIEBER, 150; Lassen, 4511; 75m NE of Redding,
nearest railway and telegraph point. In timber section,
where are sulphur springs. A stock raising and farm-
ing town. Express. Bank of Tehama, Red Bluff.
Gazette— Thursday; Ind; Est. '93; 4p 15x22;
Sub. .?2. Nathan Bieber. Circ 4-300
BIGGS, 700; Butte, 17117; 73m N of Sacramento on
Southern Pacific Ry . In a farming region, growing grain
and citrons and deciduous fruit. A trade centre and
shipping point for farm and fruit produce. H.».s grain
warehouses, fruit cannery, creamery and tannery. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Sacramento Valley Bank. Planters'
Hotel.
Argus— Friday ; Ind; Est. '86: 4p 18X24;
''Sub. .S2. j. M. Gofifman. Circ ®-600
BISHOP, 340; Inyo, 4377: 290m N of Los Angeles;
connections on Ca'rson & Colorado Ry. three miles dis-
tant. Has two flouring mills, lour creameries and
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
planing mill. Is trade centre for farming and mining
region with 2000 pop. Yal. .^200,000. Express;
Telegraph. Bank.
Register— Thursday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '85; 4p
15x22; Sub. S3. W. A. Chalfant. Circ...(E-390
BLACK DIAMOND, 1200. Contra Costa, 180-40; 50m
E of San Francisco on main line of Santa Fe and S. P.
Rys. Situated at continence of San Joaquin and Sacra-
mento rivers. Three lines of river steamers. Salmon
canneries, lumber mills, vineyards and grain. Val.
$500,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Martinez.
Argus— Saturday; Est. 1902. W. C. Lewis.
Circ .' a-300
BLTTE LAKE, 700; Humboldt, 27104; 20m N of
F^ureka on Areata & Mad River Ry. Shingles, stakes,
redwood, )»ine lumber, farming and dairying i)roducts.
Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bank of Areata, Areata.
Advocate — Saturday ; Ind ; Est. '88 ; Op
18x24; Sub. .'j;2. Gus. Perigot. Circ ®-8bO
BODIE, 595; Mono, 21G7; 40m SW of Hawthorne,
Nev. on Bodie & Benton Ry. A silver and gold mining
town. Exjiress; Telegraph. J. S. Cain, Banker.
Occidental Hotel.
Bodie Miner-Index— Saturday ; Ind ; Est. '96;
4p 14 20; Sub. S3. H.W.Wood Circ... .(^-300
BOULDER CREEK, 750; Santa Cruz, 21512; 14m N
of Santa Cruz on Southern Pacific Ry. In timber and
fruit growing section. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of
Santa Cruz County, Santa Cruz. Commercial Hotel.
Mountain Echo— Saturday ; Ind ; Est. '9(5 ; G-8p
22 ^ ;U ; Sub. §1. W . S. Rodgers. Circ @-450
BRENTWOOD, 300; Contra Costa, 18046 ; 35m E of
Martinez on Southern Pacific Ry. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Martinez, Martinez.
Enterprise — Saturday ; Rep; Est. '94; 4p
15x22; Sub. .^2.- H. G. Neubert. Circ... .(|)-350
BRIDGEPORT*, (twp.) 250 ; Mono, 2167 ; 200m NE of
San Francisco ; nearest railroad jioint, Hawthorne, Nev.
Stage to Hawthorne and Carson, Nev. An agricultural,
stock raising and mining town. Express; Telegraph.
J. S. Cain, Banker, Bodie.
Chronicle-TJnion- Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '63 ; 4p
15x22; Sub. ^3. Geo. A. Montrose. Circ.(2
)-480
CALISTOGA, 690; Napa, 10451; 72m N of San
Francisco, terminus Nai)a Valley br. S. P. Ry. Farm-
ing, wine making and fruit growing centre. Summer
and winter health resort. Has silver, copper and quick-
silver mines in vicinity. Val. 5'500,000. Express;
Telegraph. C. A. Steven's Bank (priv.). Magnolia. Calis-
toga Hotel.
Calistogian— Friday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '77; 4p
18x24; Sub. S2. C.A.Carroll. Circ (|)-528
CAMPBELL, 500; Santa Clara, 60210; 5m S of San
Jose on Santa Cruz div. S. P. Ry. F'ruit growing, can-
ning and packing are the chief industries. Trade centre
for Santa Clara Valley. Express; Telegra])h. The
Bank of Camjibell.
Visitor— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '95; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. r. Phillips. Circ @-480
CASTROVILLE, 641; Monterey, 19300; 110m SE of
San Francisco on Coast div. S. P. Ry. : 2m from Mon-
terey bay, with daily boat to San Francisco. A farming
town. Express ; Telegraph. Salinas City Bank, Salinas.
Enterprise— Friday ; Local ; Est.'89 ; 4p 18x24;
Sul). S1.50. m'. H. McCarty. Circ ®-500
CEDARVILLE, (twp.) 092; Modoc, 5070; 25m K of
Alturas; nearest railroad ])oint, Redding. The raising
of stock, fruit, grain and hay is the chief industry.
Local trade centre. Val. S300",000. Express, Amsdeu ;
Telegraph. Cressler & Bonner, Bankers.
Record— Wednesday ; Ind ; Est. '92 ; 4p 10x22 ;
Sub. S2.50. R.H.Stanley. Circ ®-490
CHICO, 2040; Butte, 17117; 95m N of Sacramento on
So. Pacific Ry. and Sacramento river. Has Sierra Lum-
ber Co.'s Planing Mills, Chico Iron Works. Sperry
Flouring Mills, Chico Cannery, Chico Creainerv, anil
Granite Works. Has extensive horticultural and fruit
interests. Is farming and mining trade centre of sur-
rounding region with 10000 pop. and annual trade of
Sl.500.000. Seat of State Normal School. Val. Sl,-
400,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Chico. Park
Hotel.
Enterprise— Evening;' Rep; Est. '81; 4p
17 -24; Sub. $5. Estate of W. Chalmers.
Circ ®-625
Enterprise— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '59 ; 4p 20x26 ;
Sub. S2.50. Estate of W. Chalmers. Circ..(i;-750
Record — Morning ex Sun ; Dem; Est. '77; 4p
15 1-2x24; Sub. $5. Richards & Deuel.
Circ (g:-600
Record— Tuesday and Fridav ; Dem; Est. '53;
4p 18x24; Sub. $2.60. Richards & Deuel.
Circ (3 -500
CHINO*, 2477; San Bernardino. 27929; 35m E of Los
Angeles on Southern Pacific Ry. Has Chino Valley
Beet Sugar Works, with $1,250,000 cai)ital, employing
350 men, with monthly pav roll of $22,000, reducing
90000 to 100,000 tons of beets and producing 25.000.-
000 pounds of sugar a year; Puente Oil Co.'s Distil-
lery, with capacity of 600 bbls. crude oil per day and
a number of creameries. Is trade centre of farming
population of 2500. Val. $300,000. Exjiress; Tele-
graph. First Nat. Bank, Pomona. Chino Hotel.
Champion— Friday ; Rep; Est. '87; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $1. Edwin Rhodes. Circ ^-595
CLOVERDALE, 750; Sonoma, 38480; 90m N of San
Francisco on California Northwestern Ry. Stage to
Geyser Springs, 12m E. In fruit. ho]i grovving, tobacco
anci grazing district. Has fruit drying plants, dis-
tilleries, tanneries and quicksilver mines. Express ;Tel-
egrajih. Bank of Cloverdale. United States Hotel.
Reveille— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '77;4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. C. T. Coffey. Circ 3-700
COLFAX, 670; Placer, 15786; 17m NE of Auburn,
junction Nevada County and Southern Pacific Rys.
Has farming and mining interests. Express ; Telegraph.
Placer Countv Bank. Auburn. Mountain View House.
Sentinel— Friday ; Rep; Est. '91 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2.50. Ivan H. Parker. Circ !i)-850
COLTON, 2309 ; San Bernardino, 27929 ; 00m E of Los
Angeles on Southern Pacific Ry. and Santa Fe & South-
ern California Motor road and the San Bernardino
Trolley Line. Has cement and marble works, fruit
packing house, flour mill, planning mill and is shipping
point for surrounding country. The town is located
in a fine citrus and deciduous fruit district. Val.
$700,000. Exi)ress; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Capitol Hotel.
Chronicle— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '76; 8p
13,-.20; Sub. $2".50. R. M. McKie. Circ..<S-1025
News— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '90 ; 8p 13X18 ; Sub.
!g2. Willard Beebe. Circ t-550
COLUSA*, 2721 ; Colusa, 7364; 75m NW of Sacramen-
to on Colusa & Lake Ry. and Sacramento river. Here
are manufactories of farming iini)lements and carriages.
In fruit, grain and grai)e growing and stock raising
region. Is trade centre and shi]iping jioint for farming
district. Val. $762,011. Express ; Telegraph. Colusa
County Bank. Colusa House.
Gazette— Morning ex Mon; Ind; Est. '89; 4p
15x22; Sub. $5. Eugene I. Fuller. Circ..@-350
Gazette— Thursday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '89; 8p
15x22; Sub. $2.50. Eugene I. Fuller.
Circ @-400
Sun— Evening; Dem; Est. '89; 4p 12x18;
Sub. S5. Colusa Sun Pub. Co. Circ (5;-000
Sun— Tuesday, Thursdav and Saturday; Dem;
Est.'62; 4p 18x20;" Sub. $3. Colusa Sun
Pub. Co. Circ @-125a
COMPTON, 036; Los Angeles, 170,298; 12m S of Los
Angeles on Southern Pacific Ry. Engaged in dairying,
farming and poultry raising. Express; Telegraph.
Bank. Los Angeles.
Enterprise — Saturday; Local; Est. '95; 4p
10X22 ; Sub. $1. " James H. Bennett. Circ.iJ)-500
CORDELIA, 400; Solano. 24143; 5in AV of Fairfield
on Souriu'rn Pacific Ry. (irows fruit, grain and sugar
beet. Has wineries, dairies and rock quarries. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Bank, Suisun.
X-Ray— Friday ; Ind ; Est. '97 ; 4p 15X 22 ; Sub.
$1.50. Charles A. Jensen. Circ S-4:00>
CORNING, 210; Tehama, 10996 ; 179m N of San Fran-
cisco on San Francisco, Willows & Redding line S. P.
Ry.; on Sacramento river, navigable. It has a large
fruit and vegetable canning and fruit drying jilant and
CALIFORNIA.
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is the centre of the ^Nlaywood colony of tlecichions fruits.
Is trade centre for Tehama county and summer and
winter resort for Eastern i)eople. Express; Telegraph.
Hank of Tehama County.
New Era— Saturday : Est. '1)8; 8p 13X20;
Suli. .^2. F.F.Conway. Ciro (J)-660
Observer— Saturday : Ind ; Est. 'S8 ; 4p 18x24;
Sut). .S2. Thos. McGuinuess. Circ (J)-680
CORONA, 1760; Riverside, 18'.)43; 15m SAV of River-
siile on Southern California Ry. and Santa Anna river.
Here are dejiosits of coal, cement rock, tin, glass sand,
lime and potters' clay. Manufactures sewer j)iiies and
fertilizers. A local trade centre for fruit raising sec-
tion, seven large jKicking houses. Express; Telegraph.
Citizens' Bank.
Courier— Saturday ; Rep: Est. '87; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .•?2. Corona Pub. Co. Circ J-820
COVINA, 600; Los Angeles, 170,2'.)8; 26m E of Los
Angeles on Southern Pacific Ry. In farming and fruit
growing section. Express ; Telegraph. First National
Bank of Covina.
Argus— Saturday ; Local; Est. '92; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $1.50. James Lewis Matthews. Circ...®-625
CRESCENT CITY*, 800 , Del Norte, 2408 ; 87m SW of
.hicksonville, Oregon on Pacific ocean. Steamljoats to
San Francisco. Has lumbering, stock raising, dairying
and mining interests. Express; Telegrapli, Areata.
Del Norte County Rank. Bay Hotel.
News— Friday; Rep; Est. '81); 4p 18x24;
Sub. .$2. "W. H. Wilson. Circ @-432
Record— Saturdav ; Ind; Est. '79; 4p 18X24;
Sub. $2. N. A. Eldredge. Circ (J)-500
D AVIS VILLE, 547; Yolo, 13618; 13m W of Sacra-
mento on Southern Pacific Ry. junction. Raises large
quantities of fruit and grain.' Local trade centre. Ex-
press : Telegraph. Bank, Sacramento.
Enterprise— Thursday ;Ind ;Est.'98 ;4p 18X24 ;
Sub. .S2. W.H.Scott. Circ (3)-450
DELANO, -ioi; Kern. 16480; 33m NW of Bakersfield
on Southern Pacific Ry. Chief pursuits are farming
and mining. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Bakersfield.
Record— Thursday; Rep; Est. '98; 8p 12X18;
Sub. .si. 50. Morgan & Morgan. Circ (D-235
DINUBA, 360: Tulare, 18375; 25m SE of Fresno on
Southern Pacific . I unction Ry. In farming and hor-
ticultural district. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bank of
Dinuba.
Alta Advocate— Friday ; Ind; Est. '87; 4p
18:24; Sub..?1.50. H. Hurst. Circ 3,-500
DIXON, 783 ; Solano, 24143 ; 22m SW of Sacramento
on Southern Pacific Ry. A dairying, fruit and wheat
growing town. Exi)ress ; Telegraph. Bank of Dixon.
Hotel A'endome.
Tribune— Fridav ; Rep ; Est. '74; 4p 20x26;
Sub. .S2.50. Henry & Hutton. Circ (J,-1025
DOS PALOS, 100; Merced, 9215; 153m SE of San
Francisco on Southern Pacific Ry. ; on San .Joaquin
river, navigable, (irain and fruit raising town with
farming and dairying and trade centre for the Dos
I'alos Colony. Val. §3,000. Express ; Telegraph. Com-
mercial and" Savings Bank, Merced.
Star— Saturday; Local; Est. '97; 4p 13x20;
Sub. .*1. AV. C. Payne. Circ 3-250
DOWNEY, (twp.) 1000; Los Angeles, 170,298; 12m
SE of Los Angeles on Santa Anna & AVhittier br.
S. P. Ry. In fruit raising, general farming, dairying
and wine making section. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Los
Nietos Valley Bank. Central House.
Champion — Saturday; Ind-Dem; Est. '88;
f.p 18x24; Sub. S2. C. H. Eberle & Co.
Circ Ji-700
DOWNIEVILLE*, 500; Sierra, 4017; 121m NE of
Sacramento, witli <lally stages to Nevada City and
Sierra City. Is local 'trade centre and gold mining
town. Express: Telegraph. St. Charles Hotel.
Mountain Messenger— Saturday ; Rep; Est.
'54; 4p 18x24; Sub. $'3. Mountain Mes-
senger. Circ (3;-650
DUNSMUIR, 825; Siskiyou, 16962; 55m SE of Yreka
on Southern Pacific Ry. Is Ry. div. headquarters. In
mining and timl)er region.' Express; Telegraph.
Mt. Shasta Hotel.
News— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '90; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. Manning & Stanley. Circ ®-825
EL CAJON, (twp.) 563; San Diego, 35090; 15m NE of
Sail Diego on San Diego, Cuyamaca & Eastern Ry. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, San Diego.
News— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '92; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .?1. E.N.Sullivan. Circ (3)-415
ELMHURST, 1213; Alameda, 130,197; 7m SW of
Oakland. Fruit, vegetables and grain are cultivated.
Express; Telegraph. Bank, San Leandro.
Review— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '98; 4p 18X24;
Sub. ,§1.50. Frank Storer. Circ (3)-800
ELSINORE, 279; Riverside, 17897; 98m SE of Los
Angeles on San Bernardino & Tenecula div. S. C. Ry.
Is a fruit raising town and trade centre. Elsinore is a
noted hot-spring summer and winter resort. Val.
.S!200,000. Express; Telegraph. Consolidated Bank
of Elsinore Lake View Hotel.
Press— Friday; Rep; Est. '90; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .SI. 50. Allan C. Keith. Circ (J)-400
ESCONDIDO, 755: San Diego. 35090 ; 35m N of San
Diego, terminus Escondido div. S. C. Ry. Has flour
mill, creamery and fruit i)acking houses. Is the best
honey section in the world. Wine-graps and raisin-
grapa raised extensively. Popular winter resort and
trade centre for horticultural and agricultural section.
Has two gold mines. Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bank of
Escondido. Escondido Hotel.
Advocate— Fridav ; Pop ; Est. '91; 8p 13x20;
Sub. 81. A.D.Dunn. Circ (J)-800
Times— Thursday; Ind; Est. '86; 8p 13X20;
Sul). .§1. Ch'as. K. Holmburg. Circ J;-1015
ETNA MILLS, 1069; Siskiyou, 16963; 30m SAY of
Yreka, nearest railroad point. Has several mines,
which furnish employment for the inhabitants. In
an agricultural region. Express; Telegraph. Bank,
Fort .Jones.
Advance— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '97: 8p
13X20; Sub. .S2. Balfrey Bros. Circ (f-lOOo
EUREKA*, 10000; Humboldt, 30000; 225m NAY of
San Francisco, terminus Cal. cV: Northern Ry., Fresh
AV'ater Ky., Eureka & Klamath River Ry. ; on
Humboldt" bay, with passenger and freight steamer
connection with San Francisco. Has Elk River Mill &
Lumber Co., J. G. Loveren, shingle mill; John A'ance
Lumber Co. Is farming and lumbering trade centre
for county. A'al. .'?2, 920, 133. Express; Telegraph.
Humboldt County Bank. Grand Hotel.
Calif ornian— Saturday; Ind: Est. '97; 12p
•1 1 1-2x17 1-2 ; Sub. >!f2. M. M. Vaughan.
Circ 3-730
Humboldt Times— Morning; Rep; Est.' 74;
Sp 18x24, Sub. $G. Chas. S. Milnes. Circ.®-2275
Humboldt Times— Thursday; Rep; Est. '54;
8]) 18x24; Sub. 82. Chas. S. Milnes.
Circ fl -700
Standard— Evening; Rep; Est. '80; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .S5. Speegle & Patton. Circ (3)-1850
Standard— AYednesday and Saturday; Rep;
Est. '72; 4p 20x26; Sub. .§2. Speegle &
Patton. Circ g:-1350
FALLBROOK, (twp.) 659; San Diego, 35090; 45in N
of San Diego on Escondido div. S. C. Ry. Grows fruit
and farm produce. Express; Telegrapli". A. J. Clark,
Banker.
Review— Friday : Ind; Est. '02; 4p 16x22:
Sub. .SI. G. F. Van A^elzer. Circ ,3-500
FALL RIVER MILLS, 954; Shasta, 17318: 80m NE
of Reilding. nearest railroad point; on Fall river. Ex-
press; Telegraph, Redding. Bank of Shasta County,
Redding.
Tidings— Friday ; Est. '94; 4p 18x24; Sub.
$2. A. C. Slater. Circ ®-350
FERNDALE, 846; Humboldt, 27104; 18m S of Eureka,
5m from coast: nearest railroad jioint, Singeley. Has
barrel and butter box shops, creameries and cheese
factory. Is a local trade centre and ships dairy ))roducts
to San Francisco. Express; Telegraph. Ferndale
Bank. American Hotel.
Enterprise— Tuesday and Friday; Ind; Est.
'7s; 8p 24x36; Sub. .i?2.50. Csrr Hart &
Frost Co. Circ 3-1175
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PETTINGILL'S XEWSPAPER DlPvECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
FOLSOM CITY, 699; Sacramento, 45915; 23m NE of
.Sacramento on Southern Pacific Ry. and American
river. Center of large fruit growing belt. Dairying
interests are quite large. C'on.siileraV)le dredging is
being done. In agricultural and mining district. Kx-
])ress ; Telegrapli. J. H. Burnham, Banker.
Telegraph— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '55; 4p
ir. L'2; Sub. ;i;2. M. F. McFarland. Circ..'|)-800
FORT BRAGG. 1590; Mendocino, 20465; 7m N of
Memiocino on Pacific ocean. Has steamboat connec-
tion with ocean ports. Chief industry : Lumbering.
Express : Telegraph. Bank of Fort Bragg.
Advocate— Wednesday; Ind; Est. '89; 4p
1«X24; .Sub. §2. Chas. J. Cavanagh.
Circ S-600
FORTUNA, 1400; Humboldt. 271(>4; 20m S of Eureka
on Eel Kiver iX: Eureka Ky. Lumbering, stock and fruit
raising, dairying and agriculture are the chief indus-
tries. Local'traile centre. Express; Telegraph. Hum-
hol<lt County Hank, Eureka.
Advance— Wednesday and Saturday; Rep;
Est. '88; 8p 15X22; Sub. .*2. Chas. O.
Weliock. Circ S-SOO
FOWLER, 500; Fresno, 37SG2; 10m SE of Fresno on
Soutliern Pacific Ry. A dairying and fruit growing
town, having wine and raisin jiacking and seeding es-
tablishments. Second largest raisin sliipping point in
California. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank,
Fresno.
Ensign— Saturday; Local; Est. '94; 4p 15x22;
Sul). §1. Howard A. Harris. Circ 3-425
FRESNO*, 12470: Fresno, 37802; 207m SE of San
Francisco on So. Pacific and Santa Fe Rys.
Is a farming and fruit growing centre and has flour,
lumber and planing mills, carriage and machine shops,
ice factory, soa]) works, raisin jiacking and wine
making. Is trade centre and shiiniing ])oint for large
agricultural section. Val. .?7,242,676. Exi>ress ; Tele-
graph. Fresno Nat. Bank. Grand Central Hotel.
Democrat— Evening; Dem: Est. '95; 8-16p
l..X22:Sub. .'Jo. Mark R.Plaisted. Circ. 1-2736
Democrat— Wednesday : Dem; Est. '95; 16p
18X24; .Sub. .Sl.oO; Mark R.Plaisted. Circ. 1-1800
Guide— Monday; Ind; p:st. '97; 4p 18X24;
Sub. .$2. George Adam Kupfer. Circ (3-600
Republican— Morning; Rep;. Est. '88; 8p
I'.t 24; -Sub. $G. Fresno Pub. Co. Circ 2-4656
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '76; 16p
17X 24 ; .Sub. 81.50. Fresno Pub. Co. Circ.:g)-1600
Sunday School Register — Monthly; Rel;
Est. '9.S; Kjp 7X10; Sub. 25c. Chas.
R. Fisher. Circ ^-2000
FULLERTON, 1697; Orange, 19(i9G: 24m SE of Los
Angeles on .\tchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Ry. Shijis
over 1000 carloads grain, wool, hay, fruit and walnuts
and 800 carloads of oranges annually. Has over 110
heavy producing oil wells. Is trade "centre for farm-
ing section. Has summer and winter visitors. \'al.
(twp.) .*3,000,000. Exjiress; Telegraph. First Nat.
I'.ank.
Tribune— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '88: 4p 20x26;
Sub. §1.50. Edgar Johnson. Circ 3 -694
GALT, 698; Sacramento, 45915; 27m SE of Sacra-
mento on Southern Pacific Ry. In a grain growing
district. Has timber, pijie and'porcelain clay interests.
Express ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Stockton. Union
Hotel.
Gazette— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '81 ; 4p 18x25;
.Sub. S3. .7. J. Camp hell. Circ '3;:-1015
GEORGETOWN, 400; El Dorado, 898G; lOm N of
I'lacerville, nearest railroad point. Dailv stage to
Auburn and I'lacerville. Has gold, copiiei- and slate
mines, lumbering, mining and farming interests. Ex-
press ; I'elegraiih. Georgetown Hotel.
Gazette— Thursday ; Ind. and mining; Est.
'80; 4p 18x24; Sub. $1.50. .T.C.Horn.
Circ f -500
GILROY, 1820; Santa Clara, 60216; 81m S of San
Francisco on Coast div. S. P. Ry. and Main Overland
Line. Raises fruit and cattle and has flour, cheese and
wine distilleries and fruit i>ackmg factories. Is a com-
mercial trade centre for farming conununitv. Val.
$850,000. Exiiress: Telegraph. Bank of" Gilroy.
Southern Pacific Motel.
Advocate— Saturday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '67; 4p
IS .24: Sub. S2. F. W.Blake. Circ 3)-750
Gazette— Friday; Rep; Est. '80: 8p 13x20;
Sub. .S2. .J. AV. Milnes. Circ ®-750
Telegram— Wednesday ; Ind; Est. '94; 8p
11x15; .Sub. i=;2. R. G. Einfalt. Circ 1-625
GONZALES, 1115; Monterey. 19380: 17m S of Salinas
on Southern Pacific Ky. and .Salinas river. In agricul-
tural, dairying and stock raising section. Express;
Telegrai)h. Bank of Gonzales.
Tribune— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '91; 4p 17x24;
Sul). .S2. Farley & Coffey. Circ ®-525
GRASS VALLEY, 4719; Nevada. 17789; 70m N ol
.Sacramento on Nevada County Narrow Gauge Ry. Is
the leading mining city in the state, employing" 1000
gold miners, with monthly jiay roll of .S7.^.0O0 and
annual production of .^2, 000,000. Val. (twi).) .§1.200,-
000. Express; Telegraph. Nevada County Bank.
Tidings Telegraph— Evening; Rep; Est. '89;
4p 18X23; .Sub. .S4. Telegraph Pub. Co.
Circ 4-890
Tidings-Telegraph— Thursday ; Rep: Est. '74;
8p 15X22; Sub. .S2. Telegraph Pub. Co.
Circ ®-825
Union — Morning ex Mon ; Dem ; Est. '64; 8p
15x22; Sub. SG. W. F. Frisk. Circ ®-2343
GRIDLEY, 1224: Butte, 17117; GGm N of .Sacramento
on S<iuthern Pacific Ry. Here are flour and idaning
mills, an iron foundry, cannory and broom factory.
Express; Telegrajdi. Rideout Bank. I'acitic House.
Herald— Saturday; Ind; Est. '80; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .S2. Gridley Pub. Co. Circ ;3:-1040
GTJADALOTJPE, 289; Santa Barbara, 18934; 10m E
of Santa Maria with stage accommodations ; on I'acific
Coast. Farming and dairying are important Industries.
It has a large t)eet sugar factory. Express and Tele-
graph. Santa INIaria. Bank, Santa Maria.
Moon— .Saturday; Ind; Est. 1900; 4p 18X24;
Sub. s2. .las. W. Edington. CirO
HALFMOON BAY, 700; .San Mateo, 12094; 10m W
of Redwood City; nearest railroad point, .San Mateo.
Steamboat connection with San Francisco. Exjiress;
Telegra])h. P>ank of San Mateo County, Redwood City.
Schuyler's Hotel.
Coast Advocate— Wednes:lay; Ind; Est. '90;
4]) 1,SX24; Sub. .SI. Geo. P. Schaefer.
Circ 4-1178
HANFORD*, 2929 : Kings, 9871 ; 28m S of Fresno on
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Rys. In farming district,
producing raisins and orchard fruits, grain, wool, live
stock, cheese, butter, ijatroleum. A trade centre and
shijtping point for farm produce anil oil. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Hanford. Htitel Artesia.
Journal— Evening; Dem; Est. '98; 4p 12x18;
Sub. .S5. F.V.Dewey. Circ t-500
Journal— Tuesday and Friday; Dem; Est. '91 :
.S)! lox22; Siib. .S2. F. V". Dewey. Circ... ..3-700
Sentinel— Evening ; Rep ; Est. '95; 4p 20x24;
Sul). 85. Dodge & Richmond. Circ 3-600
Sentinel— Thursday; Rep; Est. '86; 8-lOp
18x24; Sub. |2. Dodge & Richmond.
Circ 3^-1250
HAYWARDS, 1965; Alameda. 130,197; 14m SE of
Oakland on Soutliern Pacific Ry. and Oakland & Hay-
ward Electric Ry. An agricultural and fruit raising
town. A trade centre and supply jioint for fruit grow-
ing district. Val. §689,390. Exiiress ; Telegraph. Bank
of Hay wards. Hayward Hotel.
Journal— Saturday; Ind; Est. '77: 4p 20x26;
Sub. 82. George A. ( )akes. Circ \g-675
Review— Friday; Est. '91; 4p 17x24; Sub. .$2.
S. T. Morgan. Circ ;|)-625
HEALDSBURG, 3500; .Sonoma. 38480: 64m NW of
San Fiaiicisco on San Francisco eV Northern Pacific Ry.
and Russian river. Has mining, fruit and stock raising
interests and jiroduces wine. A commercial center
and shipinng jioint. Val. .S732.725. Express; Tele-
graph. Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank. .Sotoyome
House.
Enterprise— Saturday; Dem; Est. '76; 4p
21 > 2G ; Sub. .S2. " R. E. Baer. Circ i^-QOO
Tribune -Thursday; Rep; Est. '88; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .82. F.W.Cooke. Circ (3-624
CALIFORNIA.
41
HEMET, 904: Riverside, 17897; 2 l-2m — of San
Jacinto on Southern California Ry. I'rincipal shipping
point for honey, oranges, dried peaches, pears, apricots
and grain. Flour mills. Express; Telegraph. Bank
of Heniet.
News— Friday ;
Sul). SI. 50.
Rep; Est. '1).3; 8p 13x20;
I'eter Milliken. Circ (3;-650
HIGHLAND, 109(;; San Bernardino, 27'.t21); 80m E of
San re<lro(in Santa Fe and Southern California Motor
road. Is seat of .Southern California .State Hos]iital for
Insane and Inebriates. Express; Telegrajih. Bank of
San fJiTuardino.
Messenger— Friday; Ind;Est.'i).3; 4p 10x13;
Sub. .S2. Martin & Frazer. Circ 3-528
HOLLISTER*, 1315 ; .San Benito, Or.33 ; 48m SE of San
Jose on Southern Pacific Ry. In farming and stock
raising section. Has good trade in grain, wool, fruit,
petroleum and wine. Val. .?850,000. Ex])ress; Tele-
graph. Bank of HoUister. Hartman House.
Advance— Friday ; Dem; Est. '72; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2.50. G. E. & A. D. .Shaw. Circ ®-900
Bee— Wednesday and Saturday; Rep; Est.
•9(); 8p 15x22; Sub. S1.60. T. D. M.
Slaven. Circ (3)-650
Free Lance— Friday ; Rep; Est. '73; 8p
13x20; Sub. .^2.50. R. P. Stephen.son.
Circ (§,-700
HONCITT, 663; Butte, 17117; 14m N of Marys villa on
Oroville br. S. P. Ry. Local trade centre for mining,
agricultural and horticultural section. Express; Tele-
graph. Rideout Bank, Marysville.
Times — Thursday; Local; Est. '9G; 4p
15 1-2x22; Sub. §2. Don B. Robb. Circ.(3-378
HUENEME, (twp.) 4603 ; Ventura, 14367; 40m SE of
.Santa Barliara on coast. Steamboat connections. A
shii>ping iioint for corn, barley and beans. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Hueneme.
Herald— Thursday; Rep; Est. '88; 4p 13x20;
Sul). .<2. Fred Wells. Circ .'.^-625
INDEPENDENCE*, 334; Inyo, 4377; 103m S of Haw-
thorne, Nev. on Carson & Colorado Ry. A local trade
centre, shii)iiing silver, lead, gold, fruit, grain and
cattle. i;xpress; Telegraph. Nathan Rhine, Banker.
Independent— Friday; Dem; Est. '70; 4p
18x24; Sub. $4. Trv. H. Mulholland. Circ..(§)-468
lONE, 1000: Amador, 11116; 40m SE of Sacramento,
terminus Amador br. S. P. Ry. Has Flour Mills, lone
Coal cV Iron Co., Buena Vista Coal Co., creamery and
minor industries, emjdoying 200 i>eople, with monthly
pay roll of .§3,000. Is trade centre and shii)i)ing point
for fruit growing, grazing and mining section with
4000 pop. and annual trade of .9600,000. Val. SI, 700,-
•000. Express; Telegraph. J. W. Surface & Son,
Bankers. Commercial Hotel.
Echo— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '83; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2. C. G. Noble Circ (|l}-700
IRVINGTON, 604; Alameda, 130,197; 33m SE of .San
Fraiicisc(j on Coast div. S. P. Ry. In an agricultural
district. Palradale winery heie, with large product.
Makes heavy shiiiments of fruit and sugar beets. Seat
of Anderon Military Academy. F^xpress; Telegraph.
Bank of California,' .San Francisco.
Press— Thursday ; Local; Est. '91; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2. E.B.Thompson. Circ ®-275
JACKSON*, 2200; Amador, 11116; 54m SE of Sacra-
mento; nearest railroad point, lone. Gold, co])perand
coal mined. Has granite, marble and sandstone quar-
ries. Exjiress; Telegraph. Bank of Amador County.
Globe Ib.tel.
Dispatch— Friday; Dem; Est. '59; 8p 18x24;
Sub. S2. Edwin C. Rust. Circ (D-625
Ledger— Friday ; Rep; Est. '55; 4p 20X26;
Sub. S2.50. Richard Webb. Circ (D-1000
JAMESTOWN, 1000; Tuolumne, 11166; 52m E of
Stockton on Sierra Ry. Branch line Sierra Ry. to
Angeles. Is commercial and a leading gold mining
centre, with eight quartz mills near by, operated
by water power from Stanislaus river, ' having an
annual gold output of .SI, 500,000, and near Rawhide
and .Jumi>er, two of California's greatest mines; seven
other large mines with stamp mills and many smaller
ones. Is trade centre for mining and farming section
within a 15 mile radius. Is nearest railway station to
the Yosemite Valley. Express; Telegraph.
Mother Lode Magnet— Wednesday ; Ind-Rep ;
Est. ".)7; 4p 15x22; Sub. $2. D. L. Sayre.
Circ '3 -69G
KERN, 1291 ; Kern, 16480; 1 l-2mE of Bakersfleld on
Southern Pacific and .Sante Fe Ry. A fruit, gram and
stock raising town, and also has extensive petroleum
mining. Express; Telegraph. Kern Valley Bank.
Dei)ot Hotel.
Standard— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '92; 4p
IS 24; Sub. .S2. Standard Pub. Co. Circ. .3 -800
KESWICK, 2221 : Shasta, 17318 ; 6m - of Redding on
Southern Pacific Ry. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Shasta County, Itedding.
Mountain Miner— Saturday ; Est. '97 ; 4p
!."> 112; Sub.S2. J. E. Hoyle. Circ ($-300
KING CITY, 701; Monterey, 19380; 43m SE of
Salinas on .Southern Pacific Ry. Saw mills here. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. .Salinas City Bank, Salinas.
Settler— Thursday; Ind; Est. '88; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S— . W. B. Weller. Circ ®-425
LAKEP0RT*,726; Lake, 6017; 100m NW of San Fran-
cisco on dear lake ; nearest railroad point, Hopland.
In an agricultural and fruit raising district, viossessing
quicksilver mines and mineral springs. Summer resorts.
Express; Telegraph. Bank of Lake. Giselman Hotel.
Bee— Wednesday ; Rep; Est. '72; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2. Winslow & Rideout. Circ (D-470
Press— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '86; 4p 18x24;
.Sub. S2.50. Mayfield & Mclntire. Circ... §-490
LANCASTER. 320; Los Angeles, 170.298; 75m N of
Los Angeles on .Southern Pacific Ry. Grows %vheat, bar-
ley, fruit and nuts. Express; Telegraph. Farmers" &
Mechanics' Bank, Los Angeles. Antelope Valley
House.
Gazette— Friday; Ind; Est. '88; 8p 13x20;
Sub. SI. 50. H. S. Adney. Circ ®-690
LEMOORE, 1772; Kings, 9871; 32m S of Fresno City
on Southern Pacific Ry. Centre of raisin and fruit
growing section and trade centre for large farming
and dairying region. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Lemoore.
Leader— Saturday ; Ind ; Est. '89; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. 50. \V. T. De\vey. Circ ®-400
LINCOLN, 1061; Placer, 15786; 30m NE of .Sacra-
mento on California & Oregon br. S. P. Ry. Has Glad-
ding, McBean & Company's Pottery and 'Lincoln Fruit
Packing Co., employing 400 people, with monthly jiay
roll of S12,000. Is trade centre for large grain and
fruit growing section and shiiiping point for several
granite quarries. Val. S315,000. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Lincoln. Burdge House.
News-Messenger— Friday; Ind; Est. '89;
8p 15x22; Sub. $1.50. H. W. Bessac.
Circ 'D-540
LIVERMORE, 1493; Alameda, 130,197; 40 m E of
Oakland on Coast div. S. P. Ry. In grazing section,
growing grain and grapes. Coal, quicksilver and
magnesia mines here. A local trade centre. Val.
S617,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Livermore.
Mendenhall .Springs.
Echo— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '— ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. SI. 50.' WilberE. .Still. Circ @-500
Herald— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '77; 12p 11x15;
Sub. S2. Arthur L. Henry. Circ '5)-638
LODI, 2000; San Joaquin, 35452; 12m N of .Stockton
on Coast div. .S. P. Ry. Is a farming town and trade
centre for a jiortion of San .loaquin and .Sacramento
counties. Fruit raising and grai)e growing a leading
industry. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Lodi. Lodi
Hotel.
Sentinel— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday;
Rep; Est. '81; 4p 15 1-2x22; Sub. -SI. 50.
Sam B. Axtell. Circ S-1050
LOLETA, 175; Humboldt, 27104; 15m S of Eureka
on Eel lUver & Eureka Ry. Principally engaged in
farming and dairying. Express and Telegraph, Eureka.
Bank, Eureka.
Record— Saturday; Est. '96; 4p 18X24; Sub.
SI. C. W. AV'hitten. Circ ®-200
LOMPOC, 972; .Santa Barbara, 18934; 65m NW of
Santa Barbara, connected l)y branch line with Southern
Pacific Ry. Produces mustard seed, wool, fruit and
farm produce. Val. S475,000. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Lompoc. Hotel Arthur.
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Journal— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '90; 4p 18x24;
.Sub. S2. J.S.Graham. Circ ^-500
Record— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '75; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2.50. W. W. Broughton. Circ J-680
LONG BEACH, 2252; Los Angeles. 170.298: 20m SE
of Los Angeles on Los Angeles & Terminal Ky. Is
sunnner resort on Pacific Coast. Express ; Telegraph.
Bank of Long Beach. Sea Side Inn.
Press— Tuesday and Eridav; Est. '97; 4p
15X22; Sub. .$1.25. J.A.Miller. Circ (|;-672
LOS ANGELES*, 102,479; Los Angelesr, 170,298;
50(ini SE of .San Francisco on Southern Pacific and
Southern California div. A., T. i.^- S. F., terminus .San
Pedro, Long Beach, Santa Ana, Whittier, Pasadena,
Santa Monica and Tustin brs. S. P. Kys. Has jiassenger
and freiglit steamer connections witli all Pacific Coast
ports via. San I'edro and I'ort Los Angeles. Has Union,
Baker and Llewellyn Iron Works, Eulton Engine
Works, J. B. Freeman, gold sejiarators; Perkins
Puinj) & Engine Co., Pittsburg Aluminum Co., Kerck-
hoff-Cuzner Mill & Lumber Co., I'nion Oil Co. of Cali-
fornia, American Crude Oil Co., Asphaltum & Refining
Co.. Southern California Packing Co., fruits; Fay
Fruit Co., Chas. Stern & .Sons, wines; Los Alamitos
Sugar Co., Maier &• Zobelein, brewers; Stowell Cement
Pipe Co.. City Brick Co., Empire Shoe Co., California
Fish, Green & Dried Fruit, Portland Cement and Sewer
Pipe comiianies and Los Angeles Citrus Fruit, Cooper-
age, Fanning and Milling, Iron and .Steel and Pressed
Brick & Terra Cotta companies. Los Angeles is the
farming, horticultural and mining trade centre for
southern California. Trolley to Pasadena and Santa
Monica. Seat of Southern California University and
State Normal School. Has county asylum, six sanita-
riums and div. headquarters Southern California and
Southern Pacific Rys. Los Angeles is in the celebrated
San Gabriel valley, and is world famous as a winter
resort. Val. .§61,099,307. Express; Telegraph. Los
Angeles Nat. Bank. Hotel Van Nuys.
Bnai B'rith Messenger— Si-mo; Jewish; Est.
97; 4-(;p 14X19; Sub. .$1. B'nai B'rith
Messenger Co. Circ ^^-1000
Builder and Contractor— Thursday ; Build-
ing; Est. '93; 4p 15x20; Sub. .§2. Harry
lies. Circ (3,-1300
California Cultivator — Friday; Agricul-
ture; Est. '89; IGp 11X15; Sub. .^1.
Cultivator Pub. Co. Circ 1-6900
California Druggist-Monthly; Est. '91: 3fip
9X12; .sul). .SI. California Druggist Pub.
Co. Circ S-550
California Independent— Saturday ; Interde-
nominational: Est. '9G; 12p 11X14; Sub.
.SI. 50. P. H. Bodkin. Circ (i)-1135
California Voice— Thursday; Temperance;
Est.'.Sl; 4p 13X20; Sub.. $1. S. M. Piamsey.
Circ i-1517
Capital— Saturday ; Soc; Est. '95; 16p 11X15;
Sub. .S2.50. Capital Pub. Co. Circ (1-8000
Commercial Bulletin of So. Cal.— Friday;
Commercial; Est. '87; 20p 10X13; Sub.
.SI. 50. R. K.McKinney. Circ f-1000
Eagle (Colored)— Saturday; Est. '96; 8p
13X20; Sub. .S2. 25. J. J. Neimore. Circ^-lOOO
Express— Evening; Ind-Rep; Est. '71; 10-22p
17x22; Sub. $5. Evening Express Co.
Circ a)-13379
Freemason— Monthly ; Est. '96; 44p 7X10;
Sub. .si. H.J.Lloyd. Circ ®-800
Fruit World— Saturday ; Horticulture and Ag-
riculture; Est. '95; 24p 11X15; Sub. §1.
Fruit World Pub. Co. Circ 'I)-7370
Germania (German)— Friday; Ind; Est. '89;
.Sp 17x24; Sub. $2. German-American
Pub. Co. Circ i:-1150
Herald— Morning ; Rep; Est. '72; 16-20p
16x24; Sub. .§7.80. Herald Pub. Co. Circ^fi-iggSO
Herald— Sund.av ; Rep; Est. '72; 42-96p
16X20; Sub. .S2..50. Herald Pub. Co.
<ir<' (I)-25670
Hotel Gazette— Thursday ;Hotels ; Est. '88 ; 46p
15X 22 ; Sub. $2. Gazette Pub. Co. Circ
Journal— Morning ex Sun ; Rep : Est. '87 ; 8p
18X23; Sub. .S5. Journal Co. Circ 3-4000
Live Stock Tribune— Monthlv ; Est. '95 ;32-40p
9X12; Sub. oOc. Live .Stock Tribune Co.
Circ 3 -3404
Mining Review— Saturday ; Mining; Est. '98:
2.Sp lo 1-2X13 1-2; Sub..S2. A. Richard-
son. Circ (3,-2642
Monitor Mexicano (Spanish) — Saturday; Ind;
Est. '89; 4p 18x24; Sub. $3. E. Olivas.
Circ ®-1525
News (East Los Angeles) — .Saturday; Ind;
Est. '90; 8p 15x22; Sub. .SI. Miller &
Co. Circ 3-1500
Osteopath— Quarterly ; Medical; Est. '96; 50p
81-2X11; Sub. .SI. Pacific School of Oste-
opathy. Circ (3)- 2000
Out West-Monthly; Literaiy : Est. '94; 120p
5X8; Sub. SI. Land of Sunshine Pub. Co.
Circ ®-15300
Record— Evening; Ind; Est. '95; 8p 15x24;
Sul). .S3. Record Pub. Co. Circ :®-10150
Rural Calif ornian— Monthly ; Agricultural ;
Est. '77: 40-4,sp "JX12; Sub. §1. M. G. &
C. M. Heintz. Circ ^-5400
Searchlight— ^lonthly ; official organ of state
anti-Saloon league; Est. '98; 16p 9 1-2X
13; .Sub. 50c. Rev. Ervin S. Chapman,
D. 1)..L. L. D. Circ (g-lOOOO
So. California Practitioner— Monthly ; Medi-
cal; Est. '85; 50p6X9; Sub. .$1. Walter
Lindley. Circ S-1000
Sud-California Post i^ German)— Friday; Ind;
Est. '74: Sp 17x24; Sub. S2.50. Morlock
& Glauch . Circ 3 -1300
The Los Angeles Sportsman — Saturday ;
Sports; Est. '97; 16p 8 1-2X11 1-2; Sub.
SI. The Los Angeles Sportsman Co. Circ.3'-925
Tidings— Saturday ; Catholic; Est. '95; 8p
11X17; Sub. $1.50. Tidings Co. Circ...X-1776
Times— Morning; Ind-Rep; Est. '81; 16-22p
17x24: Sub. .57.50. Times-Mirror Co.
Circ 1^-31251
Times -Sunday; Ind-Rep; Est. '81; 68-78p
17x24; Sub. §2.50. Times-Mirror Co.
Circ 1-45447
Union Nouvelle (French)— Saturday ; Ind;
Est. '79; Sp 15x20; Sub. .S3. J. Auclaire.
Circ 4-1350
Western Empire— Monthly ; Household and
Literary; 11 1-2X17; Sub. 25c. Fruit
World Pub. Co. Circ 3 -15000
LOS BANOS, 500; Merced, •.»215; 35m W of Merced
on Southern Pacific Ry. Grows fruit. Express; Tele-
graph. Commercial Bank, Merced.
Enterprise— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '91; 4p
18 X 24 ; Sub. §2. Willard Beebe. Circ. . . . ^-375
LOS GATOS, 1915; Santa Clara, 60216; 10m SW of
San Jose on .Southern Pacific Ry. Industries: Three
wineries, box and ice factories, cannery, fruit dryer,
and planing mills. In grape, olive, prune, peach, cherry
and orange growing district. A trade centre and ship-
ping point. Val. .§1,013, 856. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Los Gatos. El Monte Hotel.
Mail— Thursday; Rep: Est. '83; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .SI. 50." A. B. .Smith. Circ (|)-52S
News— Friday; Ind; Est. '81 ; 4p 18x24; Sub.
SI. 50. Trantham <& Jenks. Circ f-SOO
LOWER LAKE, 490; Lake, 6017; 25m SE of Lake-
port near Clear lake. Stage daily to Calistoga, nearest
railroad jioint. Has lumbering, copper, sulphur, quick-
silver and borax raining interests. A health resort.
Exi)ress ; Telegrai)h. Bank of Lake, Lakeport.
Bulletin— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '77; 4p
15x22; Sub. S3. Mrs A. E. Noel. Circ... .®-518
MADERA*, 2175; Madera, 6364 : 24m NE of Fresno on
Southern I'acific Ry. Has box factoryand planing mill.
In fruit and sheep raising district. Shijis large quanti-
ties of lumber. Exju-ess; Telegraiih. Commercial Bank.
Yosemite Hotel.
Mercury— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '85 ; 4p 18x25 ;
Sub. .SI. 50. E.E.Vincent. Circ ®-450'
CALIFORNIA.
43.
Tribune— Tluirsdav ; Dem; Est. '92; 8p
\-A 2(); Sub. .■?■!. 50. Clark & Sharp. Circ..®-625
MARIPOSA*, 500; Marii)osa,4720; 45m SEof Merced,
nearest railroad, banking, telegraj)!! and shipping
point. Hig trees of Mari]iosa near. Farmers' and
Merchants" Hank, Stockton.
Gazette-Mariposan— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '54;
4p IS ■,L'4; Sub. .?2. S. W. Sharp. Circ ®-840
MARTINEZ*, 1380; Contra Costa, 18046; .33m NE of
San Francisco on So. Pacific and .San Francisco & San
Joaquin Valley Rys. Has fine harbor on Carquinez
bay, with daily jiassenger and freight service to San
Francisco and' Sacramento. Ships grain direct to
Eurojie. Has starch factory, winery, distillery,
coal mine and extensive sandstone quarries near by.
Is trade centre of fruit growing and mining section.
Seat of (R. Catholic) Christian Brothers' College. Sum-
mer and winter resort. Val. SGOO.OOO. Express ; Tele-
graph. Bank of Martinez. Alhambra Sjirings Hotel
(resort).
Contra Costa Gazette— Saturday : Rep ; Est.
■.">S: sp loXL'O; Sub. S2.50. (J. E. Milnes.
Circ ®-1190
County Paper— Thursday; Dem; 8p 18x24;
Sub. s-J.oO. T. E. Murphy. Circ gy-SOO
MARYSVILLE*, 3407; Yuba 8620; 57m N of Sacra-
mento on Calilornia & Oregon and Oroville & San
Francisco brs. .S. P. Ry.; at head of navigation on
Feather river, with freight steamers to .San Francisco, i
Has woolen mill, flour mill, canning plant, foundry
and machine works, two jdaning mills and minor in-
dustries. Trade centre for a large farming and min-
ing section. Seat of Catholic Convent and College.
Val. §2,626,800. Express : Telegraph. Decker, Jew^ett
& Co., Bankers. United States Hotel.
Appeal — Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '59; 4p
18x24; Sub. §6. Marj-sville-Appeal Pub.
Co. Circ 3)-500
Appeal— Monday and Thursday; Rep; Est.
'62; 4p 18x24; Sub. .$2.50. Marysville-
Appeal Pub. Co. Circ (g;-1125
Democrat— Evening ; Non-partisan; Est. '84;
8p i;ix20; Sub..S5. Democrat Pub. Co. Circ.'fi-742
Democrat— Tuesday and Friday; Non-parti-
san; Est. '84; 4)) 18X24; Sub. $2. Demo-
crat Pub. Co. Circ ®-1194
MAYFIELD.^twp.) 1279; Santa Clara, 60216; 15m
N of San Jose on Coast div. S. P. Ry. A farming and
fruit raising town. Ex))ress; Telegra])h. Bank of
San Mateo County, Redwood City. Maj-fleld Hotel.
Republican— Siiturdav ; Ind-Rep; Est. '87;
sj) 11 16; Sub. .:;2. L. J3. Woodruff. Circ..S'-575
MENDOCINO, 806; Mendocino, 20465; 130m NW of
San Francisco at mouth of Big river. Good shii)ping
facilities for large vessels. In lumber region and has
large saw mill. Express; Telegraph. Alhambra Hotel.
Beacon— Saturdav ; Ind;Est. '77; 8p 13x20;
Sub. S2.50. Wm. Heeser. Circ 3:-635
MERCED*, 1969; Merced, 9215; 67m SE of Stockton,
junction .Southern Pacific and .San Francisco & San
Joaquin Valley Rys. In an irrigated section. Has
foundry, fruit'cannery, wagon shops, idaning mill arid
grain warehouses. Does large shipi)ing business in
wheat and farm ]iroduce. Is trade centre for farming
district. Val. .$1,619,800. Express ; Telegraph. Com-
mercial Bank. Cosmopolitan Hotel.
Express— Saturday ; Dem; Est.'75;4p 26x40;
Sub. .S2. J. A. Norvell. Circ -®700
Star— Thursdav ; Rep ; Est. '80; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2. Harris Bros. Circ ®-800
Sun— Evening; Dem;; Est. '84; 4p 13x20;
Sub. .S5. Radcliffe Bros. Circ (3;-464
Sun— Friday; Dem; Est. '61; 8p 13x20; Sub.
s2. Radcliffe Bros. Circ ^-955
MIDDLETOWN, 327; Lake, 6017; 16m N of Calis-
toga, nearest railroad point. Here are quicksilver
mines, fruit canning establishments and mineral
spring. Grows grapes. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Lake, Lakeport.
Independent— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '88; 4p
18X24; Sub. S2. J. L. & T. A. Read. Circ.®-450
MILLVILLE, 755 ; Shasta, 17318 ; 15m E of Redding,
nearest railway and telegraph jioint. A farming town.
Express. Bank of Shasta County, Redding.
Tidings— Wednesday; Ind; Est. '93; 4p
1 s . 24 ; Sub. $2. Walter S. Criss. Circ. . . 4 -525
MODESTO*, 2024; Stanislaus, 9550; 115m S of San
Francisco on Southern Pacific Ry. Industries : Wheat
and fruit and stock raising and dairying. Is trade
centre for half of county, with annual trade of .$2,500,-
000. Val. .Sl.250.000. Express; Telegraph. First
National Bank. Ross House.
Herald— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '74; 4p 20x26;
Sub. S2. HeraldPub. Co. Circ 1-1360-
News— Evening; Dem; Est. '84; 4p 13x20;
Suli. .SS. Estate of J. D. Spencer. Circ (3,-720
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '68, 4p 20x26;
Sul). s2. "Instate of J. D. Spencer. Circ. .1-1320
MOKELUMNE HILL, 573 ; Calaveras, 11200 ; 50m NE
of Stockton, with stage to Valley Springs, nearest rail-
road ])oint. In mining, farming and cattle raising
section. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Angel's Cami).
Leger's Hotel.
Chronicle— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '51; 4p
24x36; Sub. 82. Charles E. Day. Circ. .1-500-
MONROVIA, 1205; Los Angeles, 170.298; 17m E
of l.os Angeles, junction Southern California and
Southern Pacific Rys. In an agricultural and citrus
fruit growing community. Exjiress; Telegraph. First
National Bank. Hotel Grand Vista.
Messenger— Friday; Ind; Est. '86 ;4p 18x24;
SuV). .$1.50. Messenger Pub. Co. Circ 4-630.
MONTEREY, 1748; Monterey, 19380; 90m S of San
Francisco on Southern Pacific Ry. and Monterey bay,
.Steamers to San Francisco and southern points. Shiiis
cattle, fish and farm produce. A local trade centre.
Val. .$711,128. Exjiress; Telegraph. Bank of Monte-
rey. Hotel Del Monte.
New Era— Wednesday ; Local; Est. '90; 4p
18x24; Sub. .$2.50. Wm. Kay. Circ 4-535.
MORGAN HILL, 365; Santa Clara, 60216; 10m N of
Gilroy on Southern Pacific Coast line, (^rows fruit and
grain'. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Gilroy, Gilroy.
Sun— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '94; 4p 18x24;
Sub. 81 .50'. George A. Edes. Circ g-425
MOUNTAIN VIEW, 1275; Santa Clara, 60216; Bra
NW of .San Jose on Coast div. S. P. Ry. The growing of
all kinds of fruit is the i)rinciiial industry. Exi>ress;
Telegraph. Bank of Mountain View. Mo'untain View
Hotel.
Register— Friday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '88; 4p
IS • 24; Sub. .$1.50. B. C. Nichols. f;irc..®-675-.
NAPA*, 4036; Napa, 16451; 47in N of San Francisco
on Southern Pacific Ry. ; at head of navigation on Najia
river, with i)asseiiger and freight steamer connections
with all the world. Has Napa Valley Packing Co.,
fruit canning: Louis Christin, cream of tartar works;
Migliavacca Wine Co., S. M. Tool, cannery ; Napa
Woollen Mill. Raymond & Williams, gloves"; Sawyer
and McBain Tanning comjianies and Evans Shoe
Co.; Wm. J. LindoV, machine works; and minor
interests. Is fruit growing trade centre for Napa Valley.
Has Napa State Insane Hospital. In the valley and o'n
the hills surrounding Napa are numerous summer
resorts, entertaining thousands of health and jileasure
seekers throughout the year. Chief among these is Na))a
.Soda Springs. A'al. .$3,000,000. Express; Telegraph.
Jas. H. Goodmaoi & Co., Bankers. Palace Hotel.
Journal — Morning ex Mon ; Dem : Est. '89 ; 4p
15x22; Sub. .$6. J. E.Walden. Circ 35-550
Journal— Friday ; Dem; Est. '84; 6p 18x24;
Sub. $2. J. E. Walden. Circ ^-638
Reflector— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '97; 16p
15 ■, 22; Sub. .$2.50. Geo. F. G. Morgan.
Circ 1-800-
Register— Evening; Rep; Est. '72;4p 18x24;
Sub. .$6. G. M. Francis. Circ ®-630
Register— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '63 ; 4p 21 X 28 ;
.Sub. 82. G.M.Francis. Circ ^-940
NATIONAL CITY, 1086; .San Diego, 35090 ; 5m S of
.San Diego tm National City and Otay, terminus San
Bernardino & .San Diego line S. C. and on Coronando.
Belt Line Rys. It now has a citric acid factory. Has
deep water frontage on bay of San Diego. Has jilaning
mill and railroad shojis, also general ofiices of National
City & Otay Ry. Is trade centre and sliijis hundreds of
carloads of lemons and oranges every season. Val.
.§860,427. Express; Telegraph. People's State Bank.
San Miguel Hotel.
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Record— Thursday : Rep; Est. '81; 8p 13x20;
Sub. >;1.50. Frank Giandier. Circ S-^GS
NEEDLES, (twp.) 1143; .San Bernardino, 27929; 117m
W ot I'rescott. Ariz, on Santa Fe I'acific br. A.,T. i.V:
S. Fe Ry. and Colorado river. In farming and mining
section." Exjiress; Telegraph. I'rescott Nat. Bank,
Rrescott, Ariz.
Eye— Saturdav ; Non-Rartisan; Est. '88; 8p
l."')X22; Sub. .S2.50. R. V. Root. Circ D-SIO
NEVADA CITY*, 4888; Nevada, 17780; 120m NE of
Sacr.aiRnCo on Nevada County Narrow Gauge Ry.
Just west of the city is the "Great Father Lode." The
deei>est and largest mine on this lode is the Champion,
worked to a depth of 2400 feet, keeping 70 stamp
■mills in continuous operation. Three separate veins are
being worked, the Wyoming, Champion and Merrifield,
this property having produced upwards of -iif^OOO,©!©.
Adjoining the Champion on the south is the Providence
mine, which was opened as early as isr)(). Two veins
are being worked to a depth of 2000 feet; this mine
having jiroduced about .?7,<)0(),000. East of the Cham-
pion mine is the Mountaineer, which has a 20-stamp
mill with gold product of .4;l,.")00,0()0. The Nevada
Citv mine has a 20-stamp mill; the incline shaft is
900 feet deep and it has produced .^800,000. The
California and Gold Tunnel mine is being worked
at the present time, but has produced over 82,000,-
000. The Sneath and Clay, now Vieing reopened
bv the Phoenix Mining Co., was worked to a depth
of 500 feet and produced .§1,000,000. The May-
flower has a 20-st<anii) mill and has produced aboiit
$1,000,000. There are numerous other mines which
have pro<luced large amounts of bullion, and which are
being worked now to a protit or could be made to
yield, viz. : Spanish, Pittsliurg, Banner, Champion, Re-
ward, Summit, Orleans, Gracie, Glencoe, I'nity,
Canada Hill, Murchie, Belle Fontaine, Federal Loan,
Texas Home, Cadmus, La Comi)ton, La Suerte, Stan-
ford and many others. There are at present in opera-
tion in Nevada City District 350 stamps. In addition
to quartz mining, Nevada City District has produced
large amounts of gold from its gravel mines in the
channel to the north of Nevada City, upwards of
.'ti3,on0,0()() having been produced from the Odin and
Manzanita claims. This channel is now being profita-
bly worked bv the drift process in the Reddik. Val.
.•SiUo.oOo. Express; Telegraph. Citizens' Bank. Na-
tional Exchange Hotel.
Transcript— Evening; Rep; Est. 'GO; 4p
10X24; Sub. $6. Brown & Calkins. Circ.®-1280
NEWCASTLE, 335 : Placer, 1578() : 31in NE of Sacra-
mento on Southern I'aciflc Ry. Raises anil exports
fruit. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Auburn.
News— V»"ednesdav : Rep; Est. '88; 4p 18X24;
Sub. SI. 50. Frank E. Wadsworth. Circ... 3-240
NEWMAN, 1760; Stanislaus, 9550; 120m S of San
Francisco on Southern Pacific Ky. Has freight steam-
ers on San Joaquin river. Agriculture, grain, stock
raising and dairying are the i)rincii)al iiKUistries. Trade
centre for west side San Joaquin Valley. Express;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Modesto.
Index— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '97; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .>i;2. T.C.Duffy. Circ ^-550
NILES, 800; Alameda, 130,197; 25m SE of Oakland
on Southern Pacific Ry. Has Edw. A. Ellsworth and
Niles Co-operative, fruit, dryer and packing house.
Exjiress; Telegraph. Bank of Haywards, Haywards.
Belvoir House.
Herald— Friday; Ind; Est. '97; 4p 13x20;
Sul). S1.50. Waters Bros. Circ ^-540
NOEDHOFF, 244; Ventura. 14367; 39m E of Santa
Barliara on the Santa Barbara Ky. Is a health and
jdeasure resort. Here are the Ojai Hot Sjirings. Ex-
l)ress ; Telegraph. Wm. Collins & Sons, Bankers.
The Ojai— Saturday , Rep; Est. '91 ; 4p 11x15;
Sub. si. R. R. Freeman. Circ ®-450
NORWALK, 500; Los Angeles, 170,298; 17m SE of
Los Angeles on .Santa Ana & Whittier br. .S. P. Ry.
Has dairying, farming and horticultural interests.
Exi>ress ; Telegraph. Los N ietos Valley Bank, Downey.
Call -Saturday; Ind; Est. '93; 4p 17x23;
Sub. .SI. 50. E. P. Truitt. Circ 'S-400
OAKDALE, 2531; Stanislaus, 9550; 30m SE of
.Stockton (jii Stockton & Merced br. S. P. Ky. Flour
mill, creamery, machine shops, hay warehouses, and is
a fruit district. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Oak-
dale.
Graphic- Wednesday ; Rep; Est. '84; 8p
13x20; .Sub. .si. Sanford C. Baker. Circ..'l)-400
Leader— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '89; 8p 13x20;
Sub. 5:1.50. W.A.Grittin. Circ (D-620
OAKLAND*, 6(5900: Alameda, 130,197; 7m E of San
Francisco on ojiposite shore ot San Francisco bay,
with passenger and freight steamer connections with
all parts of the world : on Southern Pacific and Cali-
fornia & Nevada Kys. Here are: Henry Dalton &
Sons Co., machinists and foundry; .ludson Iron Works,
.Ship yards, Ftemillard Brick Co., Western Fuel & Ware-
house Co., Girard Piano Co., Eagle Box Mfg. Co., Oak-
land Iron Works, Stove and Iron Works and Preserv-
ing Co., California Bridget: Construction and Flax and
Cotton Mill companies. Stove & Iron Works and
minor industries. Is farming and fruit growing trade
centre for Alameda and Contra Co.'sta counties. Trol-
ley to Berkeley, Alameda, .San Leandro, .San Lorenzo
and Haywards." Is called the educational centre of the
Pacific "Coast, being the seat of Mills College, Oakland
Seminary, and (R. Catholic) Convent (^f the .Sacred
Heart, .St. Mary's College and .St. .Joseph's School.
Has Fabiola Hosi)ital. Val. .S48.64r>,981. Express;
Telegrai)h. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Metropole.
Enquirer— Evening ; Ind-Rep; Est. '78; 8])
17 / 24; Sub. §6. Oakland Enquirer Pub.
Co. Circ J)-5267
Enquirer— Friday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '88; 16p
17x24; Sub. .§1. Oakland Enquirer Pub.
Co. Circ D-1250
Journal (German) — Saturday; Ind; Est. '75;
8p 18x24: .Sub. .S2.50. Albert Currlin.
Circ 3;-2200
Messiah's Advocate— Wednesday: Advent
Christian; Est. '81; 8p 11 1-2X16; Sub.
81.50. I'acific Advent Christian Pub. &
Mission Society. Circ (D-2050
Pacific Health Journal— Monthly ; Hygiene;
Est. '85; 32p 7X10: Sub. 50c. Pacific
Press Pub. Co. Circ 3-3800
Pacific Prohibitionist— Monday; Est. '87;
4p 13X18; Sub. 81- Prohibition Pub. Co.
Circ 5-1200
Press— Saturday ; Rep. and Literary; Est. '92;
12p 11x14; .Suh. .'5!l..50. J. H. Delahanty.
Circ S-1575
Rays of Truth— Monthly : Spiritualist; Est.
'97: f,4p 6X9: Sub. 81. Ray L. Bernier.
Circ
Saturday Night— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '95; 8p
15x22; Sub. .82. Mollie E. Conners. Circ.4:-750
Searchlight— Monthly ; Temperance ; Est. '99;
12p 10X13; Sub. 50c. Anti-Saloon League.
Circ
Signs of the Times— Wednesday ; 7th Day
°Reg. Advent: Est. '74; 16p 10X15; Sub.
Si:50. Pacific Press Pub. Co. Circ. ..(| -28544
Times— Morning: Ind; Est. '55; 4p 17x24;
Sub. 83. Frank A. Leach. Circ ®-1000
Tribune— Evening; Rep; Est. '74; 10-24p
17x23; Sub. 86. Tribune Pub. Co. Circ.a)-9952
Tribune— Saturday ; Rep; "Est. '78; 12p
17X24; Sub. .SI. T'ribune Pub. Co. Circ.®-5000
OAK PARK, ; Sacramento, 45915; Im — of and
subiuli 111 .Sacramento, nearest railroad, telegrajih, ex-
press and banking town. Nat. Bank of I). O. Mills &
Co., Sacramento.
Ledger— Friday; Silver; Est. '96; 4p 18x24;
Sub. 81. H. A. AVeaver. Circ ®-475
OCEANSIDE, (twp.) 330; San Diego, 35090; 42m N of
San Diego on main line, terminus Fall Brook and Es-
condido brs. ,S. C. Ry. Has small Hour and iron manu-
factories. Is trade centre for .San Louis Key Valley, with
4000 pop. Summer and winter resort. V"al. 8350,000.
Express; Telegraph. Bank of Oceanside. Hotel Mira-
mar.
Blade— Saturday; Ind; Est. '89; 4p 16x22;
Sub. 81.25. W.S.Spencer. Circ 5-450
ONTARIO, 2649; San Bernardino, 27929; 38m E of
Los Angeles, junction .So. I'acific, Atchison. Tojieka &
Santa Fe, .San Pedro, Los Angeles, Salt Lake and Chino
Valley Kys. Has eleven fruit packing houses. Exports
over 1500 carloadsof oranges, lemons and small fruits a
year. Has the largest fruit tannei'y in the state. Is
CALIFORNIA.
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trade centre for farming and fruit growing region with
(JOOO iioji. Trolley to No. Ontario and San Antonio
Heights. Seat of ChaflfeyC'ollege. Express ; Telegraph,
t'iti/.ens' Hank. Lonrist Hotel.
Observer— Satnrdav; Local; Est. '88; 8p
l.-'.xl'.t; Sub. 8iJ. I.S.Watson. Circ ®-775
Record— Wednesday; Rep; Est. '85; 8p
15x22; Sub. $2. Record Pub. Co. Circ...®-925
ORANGE, ^216 ;Orange, 19(>9(5 ; 30m SE of Los Angeles,
S( >ut hern racific and Southern California Rys. Grows
and ships immense quantities of lemons, walnuts and
oranges. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Orange.
Yineland Home.
News— Wednesday : Ind; Est. '88; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .SI. 50. .James Fullerton. Circ @-500
Post— Saturday; Rep; Est. '85; 4p 24x36;
Sub. .SI. 50. Alice L. Armor. Circ (D-520
ORLAND, 440; Glenn, 5150; 75m NE of Sacramento
on .s<iuthern Pacific Ry. Steamboat connections on
Sacramento river. Is trade centre for fruit and grain
growing region. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Orland.
Register-Saturday ; Ind ; Est. '87 ; 4p lOX 20 ;
Sub. 82. W.L.Davis. Circ 1-600
OROVILLE*, 1787; Butte. 17117; 28m N of Marys-
ville on Southern Pacific Ry. and Feather river. In
center of very productive orange and fruit district.
Has gold mines. Centre of the greatest dredger mining
industry in America. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of
Rideout, Smith & Co. Union Hotel.
Mercury— Evening; Dem; Est. '83; 4p
18x24; Sub. $5. Mrs J. A. Lawrence.
Circ ®-400
Mercury— Friday ; Dem; Est. '72; 4p 20x26;
Sub. §2.50. Mrs J. A. Lawrence. Circ...®-1165
Register— Morning ; Rep ; Est. ".>5 ; 4p 15x22 ;
Sub. .S5. S. S. Boynton. Circ (D-500
Register— Thursday; Rep; Est. '77; 4p
IS .24; Sub. $2. S. S. Boynton. Circ...(2)-1000
PACIFIC GROVE, 14=11; Monterey, 19380; 2m S of
Monterey, terminus Monterey Line S. P. Ry. ; on Mon-
terey bay. Produces glass 'sand and farm products.
Val. .'s;791.700. Express; Telegraph. Bank of E.
Cooke Smith. El Carmelo Hotel.
Pacific Monthly— Monthly; Family; Est. 97;
li;-:!2p 12x15; Sub. 60c. Pacific Monthly
Co Circ
Review— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '80; 4p 18x24;
Sul). .S2. W.C.Brown Circ 1-350
PALO ALTO, 1658: Santa Clara, 00216; 17m NW of
San .Jose on Monterey Line S. P. Ry. In farming
and fruit raising section. Location of Leland Stanford
Jr. University and Palo Alto Stock Farm. Express;
Telegrai)h. Bank of Palo Alto.
Live Oak— Quarterly ; Publicity and Promo-
tion; Est. '96; 8-20p 11x16; Sub. 40c.
H. W. Simkins. Circ ,3;-2500
Pacific Tree and Vine-Monthly; S. W.
Charles.
The Palo Altan-Weekly ; Rep; Est.'02; 8p;
Sulj. $1.50. Palo Alto Pub. Co. Circ (f-SOO
Times— Friday ; Rep; Est. '93; 4-8p 10x22;
Sub. si. 50. H. W. Simkins. Circ 3-1000
PASADENA, 9117; Los Angeles, 170,298; 10m NE
ol Los Angeles on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe,
So. Pacific Los Angeles Terminal Rys. Is a fruit
and vegetable packing, canning and shii>ping centre.
Seat of Throop Polytechnic Institute and (R. Catholic)
School of the Holy Names. Is a celebrated winter
resort, with famous Hotel Green. Trolley to Los
Angeles. Val. 810,485,000. Express; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank. Hotel Mitchell.
News— Evening; Rep; Est. '96; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §4.80. Pasadena News Co. Circ ©-1500
Star— Evening; Rep; Est. '87; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .S4. Star Pub. Co. Circ @-1183
Star— Wednesday; Rep; Est. '86; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .si. Star Pub. Co. Circ ®-813
PASO ROBLES, 1224; San Luis Obispo, 16637 ; 29m N
of San Luis Obispo on Southern Pacific Ry. Has
mines, farming, flouring mills and stock raising inter-
ests, also large hotels and bath houses. Paso Robles
Hot Sulphur Springs are here. Express; Telegraph.
Citizens' Bank. Paso Robles Springs Hotel.
Independent— Saturday ; Farm AH'nce; Est.
".»3; 8p 10X14; Sub. $1.50. Cliarles H.
Arnold. Circ (4>-680
Leader— Wednesday; Est. '86; 4p 14x22;
Sub. SI. 50. H.G.Wright. Circ ®-4:'75.
Record— Saturday: Dem; Est. '87;4p 18x22;
Sub. SI. 50. S. D. Merk. Circ 1-700
PERRIS, 1331; Riverside, 17897 ; 18m SE of Riverside
on Sau Jacinto div. S. C. Ry. A farming and mining
town. Express; Telegrai)h. First Nat. Bank, River-
side.
Perris Progress— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '90;
8p 26x40; Sub. -SI. 50. Peter Milliken.
Circ 3 -800
PETALUMA, 3871; Sonoma, 38480; 30m N of San
Francisco on main line, terminus Lakeville l)r. C. N.
Ry.; on Petaluma river and Petaluma & Lakeville
canal, with jiassenger and freight connections on San
Francisco bay. Has Nolan and Co-operative Common-
wealth shoe factories. Western Refrigerator Ice factory,
three tanneries, woolen mills, silk factory, three in-
cubator factories, flour mills, three planing mills and
two foundries, with 81,000,000 capital, emjiloying
1200 peoiile. Is trade centre for large farming and
dairying section. Val. 83,270,165. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank of .Sonoma County. American Hotel.
Argus— Evening; Rep; Est. '90; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S4. Olmsted Co. Circ (S)-960
Argus — Wednesday and Saturday; Rep; Est.
'55: 4p 18X24; Sub. §1.50. Olmsted Co.
Circ 1-900
Courier— Evening ; Ind-Dem; Est.' 89; 4-8p
]5v22; Sub. 84. Petaluma Printing Co.
Circ (D-1175
Courier— Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '76; 8p
15x22; Sub. 81-50. Petaluma Printing
Co. Circ t-lZ70
Courier— Sunday ; Dem ; Est. 1900 ; 8p 14X 18 ;
Sub. 81.50; Petaluma Printing Co. Circ. .©-gGO
Poultry Journal — Friday ; Est. '95; 20p
11x14; Sub. 81. Frank H. Snow. Circ. ;3,- 1^*8
PINOLE, 340; Contra Costa, 18046; 24m N of San
Francisco on Southern Pacific and Sante Fe Rys. Has
powder works and is trade centre for farming and
manufacturing section. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Martinez, Martinez.
Times— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '95; 4p 15x22;
Sub. 81.50. John Bermingham, .Jr. Circ..®-1012.
PLACERVILLE", 1748 ; El Dorado, 8986 ; 50m NE of
Sacramento, terminus Placerville br. S. P. Ry. Here
are gold mines, sandstone and slate quarries. Indus-
tries : Door and sash factories, a foundry and machine
shop. Is trade centre for mining region. Express;
Telegraph. A. Mierson, Banker. Cary House.
Democrat— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '52; 8p
15 <22; Sub. $2. G. J. Carpenter. Circ. J-1025.
Nugget— Evening; Rep; Est. '96; 4p 13x18;
Sub. 85. W. E. MacKenzie. Circ 1-450-
Nugget— Friday; Rep; Est. '96; 8p 14x20;
Sub. .SI. 50. W. E. MacKenzie. Circ 1-450
Republican— Thursday; Rep; Est. '71; 8p
1.1 22; Sub. 82. G. A. Richardson. Circ. 3 -625
PLEASANTON, 1100; Alameda, 130,197: 42m SE of
San Francisco on Southern Pacific Ry. In farming and
fruitgrowing community. Express ; Telegraph. Bank
of Pleasanton. Rose Hotel.
Times— Saturday: Ind; Est. '82;8p 13X20;
Sub. 81-50. F.E.Adams. Circ I-IOOO
POINT ARENA, 709; Mendocino, 20465; 106m NW
of San Francisco on Pacific coast. Steamboat connec-
tion with San Francisco. Makes shipments of wool
and hides, butter, cereals, lumber, ties and tan bark ;
a local trade centre. Express ; Telegraph. Mendocina
Discount Bank, Mendocino. Point Arena House.
Record— Friday; Ind; Est. '88; 4p 24x36;
Sub. §2.50. Wm. Hanen. Circ 3,-750
POMONA, 5526; Los Angeles, 170,298; 33m E of Los
Angeles on San Francisco & New Orleans line S. P. Ry.
and main line of Santa Fe Ry. and on main line new
San Pedro. Los Angeles and Salt Lake Ry. Chief manu-
facturing industries are planing mills, ladder factories,
foundries and machine works. Fruit is extensively
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
raised canned and shiiiped annually. One of the
largest citrus fruit growing districts of California.
Trade centre for agricultural and manufacturing pop-
ulation. Val. .§2,375,000. Express; Telegraph. First
- Nat. Bank, Pomona. Keller's Hotel.
Progress— Evening; Ind; Est. '98; 4p 15x22;
Sub. .*4. Sidney M. Haskell. Circ @-675
Progress— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '85; 8p
15x22; Sub. $1. Sidney M. Haskell. Circ. f -1050
Review~I>aily; Rep; Est. '92; 4p 15X22;
Sub. .'?3. Pomona Pub, Co. Circ (D-725
Review— Saturday; Rep; Est. '90; 8p 13X19;
Sub. .SI. I'omona Pub. Co. Circ ®-482
Times — Wednesday ; Rep ; Est. '82 ; 8p
15x22; Sub. $1. Wasson & Roberts.
Circ ®-1060
PQRTERVILLE, 1800; Tulare, 20000; 30m SE of
Visalia on Exeter, Fresno & Porterville br. S.P.Ry. The
oranges and lemons of Porterville are among the finest
of California. Is a trading point for surrounding sec-
tion. Express; Telegraph. Pioneer Bank. Pioneer
Hotel.
Enterprise— Friday ; Dem; Est. '88; 4p
isx20; Sub. ,s2. Lumley Bros. Circ. ..(3)-1100
Review— Friday; Rep; Est. '96; 12p 11x17;
Sub. .'72. J. G. Eckles & Sons. Circ (Jj-TOG
■QUINCYS 540: Plumas, 4(557 : 80m NW of Reno,
iS'ev.; nearest railroad point, King's. Stage to Reno,
Oroville, (ireenville and La Porte. Farming, gold min-
ing anil lumbering are chief industries. P^xpress ; Tel-
egra]ih. Bank of Rideout, Smith & Co., Oroville.
Independent— Wednesday ; Non-partisan ; Est.
'92; 4p 18x24; Sub. $3. Andrew Hall.
Circ (i)-670
National-Bulletin— Thursday; Ind; Est. '66;
4ii 18-24; Sub. .S3. Plumas County Pub.
Co. Circ rS -1000
RAMONA, 150; San Diego, 35090; 13m NE of Foster
on San Diego, Cuyamaca and Eastern Ry. Stock, grain,
bee and fruit raising, mining and milling are the chief
industries. Is local trade centre and summer and win-
ter resort. Exi>ress ; 'Telegrajdi, Foster Station.
Sentinel— Friday ; Ind; Est. '87; 4p 17X22;
Sub. SI. D. N. Dodson. Circ (3:;-500
RANDSBURG, 500; Kern, 16480: 118m NE of
Ilakerstield ; nearest railroad point, Mojave. Is a min-
ing town and has the famous Yellow Aster Mines.
Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Bakersfield, Bakersfield.
Miner— Saturday; Ind; Est. '90; 4p 13X19:
.Sub. .§2. C. J. McDivitt. Circ (g)-500
RED BLUFF*, 2750 ; Tehama, 10990 ; 135m N of Sacra-
nient(j on Southern Pacific Rv. and Sacramento river.
Industries: Fruit cannery, soda and broom factories,
planing mills and foundry, ice factory and refrigerator
plant. Is trade centre for agricultural section and
ships large amount of wheat, lumlier, wool, fruit, etc.
Val. .¥1,500,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Tehama.
County. Tremont Hotel.
News— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '85; 4p
15x22; Sub. $5. Linthicum & Reppy.
Circ (S)-450
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '85; 8p 15x22;
Sub. SI. 50. Linthicum & Reppy. Circ. ..(4;i-750
People's Cause— Evening; Rep; Est. '78; 4])
14-21; Sub. iif'i. E. C. & C. O. Pendleton.
Circ 0-500
People's Cause— Saturday; Rep; Est. '00; 8p
14x21: Sub. $2. E. C. & C. O. Pendle-
ton. Ciic ®-1100
Sentinel— Evening; Rep; Est. '84; 4p 15x22;
Sal). S4.50. D. D. Dodson. Circ @-400
Sentinel— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '67; 4p 22x30;
.Sub. .S2. D. D. Dodson. Circ ®-700
REDDING*, 5000; .Shasfci, 17318; 250m N of San
Francisco on So. Pacific Ry. Has Mountain Copiier
Comi)any's mines, capital $!'7, 500.000, employing 1500
men, with monthly pay roll of .'i!100,000 ; twenty large
mines, with 20 to lOO quartz miners each and annual
lu'oduct of 810,000,000, in Shasta county; many small
l)lacer gold mines, with annual jtroduct of .$100,000 to
§250,000. Is trade centre of large farming and mining
jiopulation and supjily point for mountain resorts.
Val. S3, 000, 000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Shasta
County. Depot Hotel.
Democrat— Thursday; Dem; Est. '80; 4p
20/.26; Sub. $2.l50. I.D.Stanford. Circ..®-750
Free Press— Evening; Rep; Est. '95; 4p
18x24; Sub. S4. Free Press Pub. Co. Circ.®-820
Free Press— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '83; 8p
14x21; Sub. SI. 50. Free Press Pub. Co.
Circ (f-l 200
Searchlight— Morning ex Mon ; Ind-Dem ; Est.
'95; 6-8p 15X20; Sub. $5. .Johnson &
Brackett. Circ ®-1130
Searchlight— Tuesday and Friday; Ind-Dem;
Est. '94: 4-Op 15x20; Sub. SI. 50. Johnson
iS: Brackett. Circ (2)-1175
REDLANDS, 0200; San Bernardino. 33500; 8m E of
San Bernardino on Santa Fe and Southern Pacific Rys.
In centre of the orange belt of southern California.
Here are ]ilaning mills, jiacking houses and a fruit
preserving factory. Grows deciduous and citrus fruits
and is a shipping point for fruit raising district. Val.
$5,095,100. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Casa I>oma Hotel.
Citrograph — Saturday; Rep; Est. '87; lOp
11X17; Sub. .f2. Redlands News Co.
Circ ^^-1200
Facts — Evening; Rep; Est. '92; 8p
15 5-8X215-8; Sub. S4. The Moore Co.
Circ i)-1382
REDONDO BEACH, 855; Los Angeles, 170,298; 18m
NE of Los Angeles on Los Angeles & San Diego br. S.
C. and Los Angeles & Redondo Rys.; on Pacific ocean,
with steamers. Trade centre for agricultural section.
Val. S300,000. E.tiiress; Telegra|)h. Los Angeles
Nat. Bank, Los Angeles. Hotel Redondo.
Breeze — Saturday; Non-jiartisan; Est. '94; 4p
15 22; Sub. .ifl.50. S. D. Barklay. Circ..®-438
REDWOOD CITY*, 1053; San Mateo, 12094; 30m
S of San Francisco on So. Pacific Ry.; on navigable
creek flowing into San Francisco bay. Has t rank
Tanning Co. and Beeger's tanneries, emjiloying 225
people, with monthly pay roll of $8,000. Seat of a (R.
Catholic; Convent. Three miles from I'alo Alto, seat of
Stanford University. Val. 8700,000. Express; Tele-
grajth. Bank of San Mateo County. Price Hotel.
Democrat— Thursdav; Dem; Est. '86; 4p
18 -24; Sub. 82.50. Davis & Swift. Circ.®-1100
Times-Gazette— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '59 ; 4p
is:- 24; Sub. ,82.50. D. E. O'Keefe. Circ.(l)-1300
REEDLEY, 1000; Fresno, 37862 ; 25m SE of Fresno
on Porterville br. S. 1'. and Fresno & Vi.salia br. S. F. &
S. J. V. Rys. Agriculture is the chief industry and Reed-
ley is the largest wheat shipjiing point in Central Cal-
ifornia. Express; Telegraph. Farmers' Bank of
Fresno, Fresno.
Exponent— Thursday; Ind; Est. '91; 8p
15x22; Sub. 81.50. J. Fairweather. Circ. 2^-500
RIO y 1ST A, (582; Solano, 24143; 05m NE of San
Francisco by water on Sacramento river, with steam-
boat to San Francisco. In a gi'ain, vegetable and fruit
growing district. Exi)ress ; Telegraph. Nat. Bank of
D. O. Mills & Co., Sacramento.
News— Friday; Ind; Est. '90; 8p 12X18; Sub.
82. 50. Otto Jensen. Circ ®-400
RIVERSIDE*, 9000; Riverside, 17897: 50m E of Los
Angeles on Santa Fe and So. Pacific Rys. "Has more
miles of beautiful avenues and streets, tree lined and
flower bordered, than any other city in the State. The
fame of Magnolia Avenue, with its 14 miles of magno-
lias, peppers, italms, eucalypti and grevillas are un-
rivaled in Europe or America." Has 20000 acres of
orange groves, annually jiroducing 2,500,000 boxes of
the finest fruit in the world. Riverside holds gold
medals from the New Orleans World's Fair and Califor-
nia State Citrus Fair, for her citrus fruits. Is fruit
growing trade centre for county. Sherman Institute
located here. Val. 85,500,000. " Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. Glenwood Inn.
Enterprise— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '85;
8-10pl7 1-2x23; Sub. 86. The Enterprise
( o. Circ (D-1873
Enterprise — Sunday ; Rep; Est. '85; 8-12p
17 1-2X23; Sub. 81.50. The Enterprise
( o. Circ (D-1884
Enterprise— Saturday; Rep; Est. '85; 8-12p
17 1-2x23; Sub. $1. The Enterprise Co.
Circ @-1000
Press— Evening; Rep; Est. '80; 8p 15x22;
Sub. 80. Press Printing Co. Circ (2)-1580
CALIFORNIA.
47
Press and Horticulturist (semi-weekly edition
(if rrossi — lloitKUltural; Est. 79; Sj)
ir.X2'2; Sub. «;l. Press rtg. Co. Circ (D-975
ROCKLIN, 1050; Placer, 15780; 22m NE of Sacra-
mento on Oijden div. S. P. Ry. Has granite quarries
and railroad round house. Yal. $200, 069. Express;
TeU'graidi. Placer County Bank. Auburn.
Representative— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '82 ; 8p
18x21; Sub. §1. Jno. H. Gregory. Cire...@-4:00
SACRAMENTO*, (state capital), 29282; Sacramento,
4591.") ; si.ni NE ol San Francisco on California Pacific,
( alifornia »\: Northern, Sacramento & I'lacerville,
Northern California & Oregon and Central Pacific
divs. S. P. Uys.; on Sacramento river, with passenger
and freight steamers to points on San Francisco bay.
The most important industries are : The So. Pacific
Rv. shops, covering 43 acres, emploving 3200 men,
with monthly pay roll of $300,000 ; Biilfalo and Sacra-
mento Brewing companies, Phcenix, Sperry & Brighton
Flour Mills, Mohr & Yoerk Meat Packing' Co., Califor-
nia, Schaw, Batcher & Co., iron pipe works ; Central Can-
neries Co., and the Sacramento I'acking Co. There are
302 industries, with a cajiital of 86.000,000, emplov-
ing 6000 people, with monthly pay roll of .§300,000 arid
an annual manufactured product of .$12,000,000. Im-
mense water power at Folsom furnishes electricity for
light and power and Sacramento has become one of the
leading electrical cities of the world. Sacramento is the
trade centre for northern and central California and Ne-
vada, eml)racing farming, fruit raising and mining pop-
ulation of 200.000, with annual trade of $60,000,000.
Has (R. Catholic) Cathedral, Crocker Art Gallerv, South-
ern Pacific Ry. Val. .$17,400,508. Express; Telegraph.
Nat. Bank of D. O. Mills & Co. Golden Eagle Hotel.
Bee— Evening; Ind; Est. '57; 8-12p 17x24;
Sub. .SO. James McClatchey Co. Circ (2)-7745
Bee— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '77; 8-16p 17X24;
Sub. $1. James McClatchy Co. Circ @-8604
Leader— Sunday ; Rep : Est. '79; 4p 21x28;
Sub. S2.50. John N. Larkin. Circ 3-2000
Nord California Herold und Sacramento
Journal (German)— Saturday; Ind; Est.
•OS; ,sp 17X22; Sub. .$2.50. Charles
Schmitt. Circ ®-1350
Record-Union— Morning; Ind-Rep; Est. '52;
6-8p 17x24; Sub. S6. Sacramento Pub.
Co. Circ D-7647
Record-Union— Sunday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '— ;
12p 17x24; Sub. $2. Sacramento Pub.
Co. Circ (i:-8245
Union (weeklv edition of Record-Union)—
Friday; Ind-Rep; Est. '52; 12p 17x24;
Sub. $1. Sacramento Pub. Co. Circ 0-5604
ST. HELENA, 1582; Napa, 16451; 60m N of San
Francisco un Southern Pacific Ry. Industries; Man-
ufactories of wine and olive oil. Has summer and
winter visitors. St. Helena Sanitarium. Val. .$1,117,000.
Express ; Telegraph. Carver Nat. Bank. Hotel Anger-
wine.
Sentinel— Thtirsdav ; Ind ; Est. '94 ; 8p 12x18 ;
Sub. si. 50. Blank & Heath.. Circ (1-500
Star— Fridav; Rep; Est. '74; 4p 20x26; Sub.
$2. F. B. Mackinder. Circ !i)-800
SALINAS*, 3304; Monterey, 19380; 18m E of Mon-
terey on Southern Pacific Ry. Has fruit, live stock and
wool raising industries and'is a trade centre for fertile
vallev region. Location of Speckler beet sugar factory,
largest m the world. Val. $2,500,000. Express; Tel-
egrai)h. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Bardin.
Democrat— Fridav ; Dem; Est. '97; 4pl6x24;
Sub. $1. Salinas Pub Co. Circ a-1320
Index — Evening ex Satur ; Rep ; Est. '96 ; 4p
18X24; Sub. .$4.50. W. J. Hill. Circ 1-900
Index— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '71 ; 8p 18x24; .
Sub. $1.50. 'W. J. Hill. Circ rg:-1500
Journal— Morning ex Mon ; Dem ; Est. '89 ; 4p
lo- 20; Sub. $4.50. M. J. Smeltzer. Circ. f -600
Journal— Sanirdav ; Dem ; Est. '07 ; 4p 20x26 ;
Suli. Si .50. M. J. Smeltzer. Circ (3)-550
SAN ANDREAS*, 1083; Calaveras. 11200; 50m SE of
Sacramento; nearest railroad point. Valley Springs.
Gold mining is the principal industry. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank of Calaveras County, Angels. Metropoli-
tan Hotel.
Citizen— Saturdav ; Dem; Est. '70; 4p 18x24;
Sul). $2. S.J.Lewis. Circ ®-750
Prospect — Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '81 ; 8p
ir>x22; Sub. $2. C. W. Getchell. Circ...®-1070
SAN BERNARDINO*, 9400; San Bernardino, 27929;
OOm E of Los Angeles, junction main line and brs. So.
I'acific, Salt Lake Route and Atchison, Tojieka & Santa
Fe Rys. Has Santa Fe Ry. shoiis, employing 1400
men. " Is farming and fruit raising centre and draws
trade from agricultural and mining section with 35000
pop. Is summer and winter resort. Val. .$3,500,000.
P2xpress ; Telegraph. San Bernardino Nat. Bank. Hotel
Stewart.
Free Press— Evening; Dem; Est. '97; 4p
13x20; Sub. $4.80. H.C.Warner. Circ..l)-800
Free Press— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '9(5; 8p
11X14; Sub. $1. H.C.Warner. Circ....Ii-1000
Sun— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '94; 8p
18x24; Sub. .$4. R.C.Harbison. Circ..'t)-1445
Sun— Fridav; Rep; Est. '94; 8p 18x24; Sub.
$1.50. R.C.Harbison. Circ ©-SOO
Times-Index — Evening ; Conservative-Dem ;
Est. '65; 8p 15x22; Sub. $4.80. The
Transcript Co. Circ (3-1800
Times-Index — Friday; Conservative-Dem;
Est. '05; 8p 15x22; Sub. $1.50. The
Transcript Co. Circ 3,-1000
SAN DIEGO*, 17700; San Diego, 35090; 127m SE of
Los Angeles on Los Angeles & San Diego line A., T &
Santa Fe, terminus San Diego, Cueymaca & Eastern
Rys. Has only national harbor south "of San Francisco.
Pacific Coast S. S. Line steamers arrive and leave every
fourth day for San Francisco and all imjiortant Pacific
Coast ]iorts; California & Oriental line of steamers sail
monthly to Hong Kong, Yokohama and Honolulu. Has
San Diego Brewery, Stead Soap Co., Standard Iron
Works, truit canning faxtory, large dried and salt fish
shiitping interests, lumber yards, brick yards and other
industries. Has State Normal School. Is trade centre
for lemon growing and raisin curing section. Chas.
Dudley AVarner calls San Diego the "Italy of America."
At Coronado Beach is the Hotel del Coronado. the lar-
gest resort hotel in the world. Val. $12,217,618. Ex-
press; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Brewster.
Sud California Deutsche Zeitung (German)—
Thursday; Ind; Est. '87; 8p 16x23; Sub.
$2. Bruegmann & Harbs. Circ ®-900
Sun— Evening; Dem; Est. '81; 8p 14 1-2X
18 3-4; Sub. $3. W. H. Porterfleld. Circ.@-2024
Sun— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '81; 8p 14 l-2x
18 3-4; Sub. $1. W. H. Porterfleld. Circ. 2 -986
Tribune— Evening; Rep; Est. '95; 8p 15x20;
Sub. $3. Tribune Co. Circ ®-4252
Union— Morning; Rep; Est. '08; 8-12p
17x22; Sub. $9. San Diego Union Co.
Circ r3)-5500
Union— Sunday ; Rep; Est. '68; 8-24p
17x22; Siib. $1.50. San Diego Union
Co. Circ (D-6650
Union— Thursdav; Rep; Est. '68; 8p 17x22;
Sub. $1.50. San Diego Union Co. Circ....(S-2300
West American Scientist— Monthly ; Science ;
Est. '84; 10p6X9; Sub. $1. C. R. Orcutt.
Circ t-500
SAN FRANCISCO*, 342,782; San Francisco, 342,782;
on San Francisco bay, with steamer lines to leading
Pacific coast points' China, Japan, Australia and the
Orient; terminus .Southern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe, San Francisco & North Pacific, North Pacific
Coast and California and Nevada Rys. San Francisco
has 5200 manufactories, with $80,502,375 capital,
51580 employes, monthly pay roll of $2,750,000 and an
annual product worth over $140,000,000. Here is the
great Union Iron Works, builders of the U. S. battleshij)
Oregon, battleship Ohio, armored cruiser California,
monitor Monterey and cruisers Olympia, San Francisco
and Charleston, emiiloying 1200 men. Other leading
concerns are ; The Western Sugar Refinerv, Hutchinson
Sugar Plantation Co., Ruby Hill Vineyarcl Co., Armour
Packing Co., Paige & Morton, fruit packers; Cutting
Packing Co., Fontana & Co., canners ; Great Western Can
Machine Co^ Risdon Iron & LocomotiAe Works, Pel ton
Water Wheel Co., American Typefounders Co., Shelby
Smelting & Lead Co., Germariia Lead Works, Natoma
Water and Mining Co., Mendocino Lumber Co., San
Bernardino Borax Mining Co., Patent Brick Co., Golden
Gate Woolen Mfg. Co., Belding Bros. Silk factory, N.
43
PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Ohlanclt & Co., bone charcoal; National Brewing Co.,
Bavaria Brewery, Hobbs, Wall & Co., boxes; Staiiffer
Chemical Co., Sperry Flour Co., Pacific Bridge, Fruit
Packing and Rolling Mill companies and Sheet Metal
"Works, Pacific Coast Borax Co. and California Brew-
ing, Canneries. Casket and Cotton Mills companies,
Wire 'VA'orks, Powder Works, Fuse Works and AVine
Assn. San Francisco is the trade and wholesale centre
for the Pacific coast, Alaska and Hawaii, and has large
foreign trade with Central and South America, China,
Japan, Australia, Siberia and the Philijipine, Caroline,
Ladrone and Oceanica islands. The results of the late
war with Spain point to a tremendous expansion of
the American trade in the East, and a large i)er
cent of such trade must jiass through San Fran-
cisco. Trolley to towns in San Mateo county. The
city's educational institutions include the Cooper Med-
ical College, San Francisco College of Dentistry, College
of Pharmacy, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Cali-
fornia School of Mechanical Arts, Wilmerding Indus-
trial School, Hastings Law College, Mark Hopkins Art
Institute, Coggswell Polytechnic College, University of
the Pacific and the K. Catholic College of Notre Dame,
St. Ignatius and Sacred Heart College. San Francisco
is a summer resort for Californians and a favorite wm-
ter resort for eastern people. No city in America sur-
passes, if any equals, San Francisco in its situation for
picturesque "marine views and park system. The latter
includes Golden Gate Park, 1013 acres, costing .§1,500,-
000; Franklin, Portsmouth, Garfield, Alarno, Jackson
and Buena Vista Parks, Adams, Jackson, La Fayette,
Lobos, Washington, TTniou, Columbia and Harrison
Squares and Alta Plaza; the Clifl: House, Seal Rocks.
Sutro Heights and the Presidio military reservation
are attractive points of interest. Among the city's
older buildings the U. S. Mint and St. Ignatius Church
and College are the most imposing. The later Iniilding
achievements are represented by the New City Hall and
D. O. Mills. Chronicle and Mark Hopkins "buildings.
Val. ^351, 784,01)4. Express; Telegraph. First Nat.
Bank. Palace Hotel.
Abend Post (German)— Evening; Ind-Rep:
Est. '00; 4p 17x22; Sub. $7.80. Abend
I'ost Co. Circ 4-6505
Abend Post (German)— Thursdav; Ind-Rep;
Est. '('>0;Gp 23x30; Sub. .5^.50. Abend
Post Co Circ S-8742
Sonntags Post (German)— Sunday ; Ind-Rep;
Est. 'CO; Cp 17x22; Sub. $2. "Abend Post
Co. Circ ®-7652
Adiuster— Monthlv; Insurance; Est. '90; 62p
7Xl(t: Sub. i?3. J. A. Carey. Circ ®-5000
American and Chinese Commercial(Chinese)—
Fridav; Commercial; Est. '82;4p 12x20;
Sub. ,|5. Suey Kee & Co. Circ ®-625
Argonaut— Monday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '77; 16p
1 1 X 10 ; Sub..'P4". Argonaut Pub. Co. Circf-loOOO
Bien (Norgn-Dan)— Friday; Est. '82; 8p
10x24; Sub. i*2. Bien'Pub. Co. Circ... .®-1225
Bishop's A. B. C. Guide— Monthly ; Non-Pol;
Uailroads: Est. '85 : 300p GX8 ; Sub. 32.50.
Traliic I'ul). Co. Circ @-2560
Breeder and Sportsman— Saturday ; Breeding,
racing and field sports; Est. '82; 16-24p
11X10; Sub. §3. F.W. Kelley. Circ. ..(3)-6625
British Calif ornian-Monthly ; Est. '97; 24p
10X14; Sub. ,$1. British Californian
I'ub. Co. Circ S-8500
Bulletin— Evening ; Ind-Rep; Est. '55; 14p
1 7 X 21 ; Sub. |6. R. A. Crothers. Circ.(l;.-49159
Bulletin— Sunday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '98; 30p
17X21; Sub. .•*2. R. A. Crothers. Circ.®-47802
Bull's Eye— Monthly; Agriculture; Est. 1901;
20p 9X12; Sub. 25c. Bull's Eye Pub.
( o. Circ (3^-16000
Butchers" and Stock Growers' Journal— Satur-
day; Butchering, Wool Hides and Live
Stock; Est. '90; 14p 10X13 1-2; Sub. $2.
T. J. Sinclair. Circ (r.-2018
California A. 0. TJ. W.-Monthly ; Est. '97 ;
!-!p 10X14; Sub. 25c. Wm. H. Barnes.
Circ (S-25000
California Decision-Si-W; Est. '77; l0-20p
0X9 1-2; Sub. .■<12. The Recorder Print-
ing and Pub. Co. Circ (l)-2500
California Fruit Grower— Saturday ; Horticul-
tuic and Fruit; Est. '88; lOp 11 1-2X
15 1-2; Sub. .92. B.N. Rowley. Circ @-6785
Call— Morning; Rep; Est. '56; 10-16p 16x21;
Sub. . SO. John D. Spreckels. Circ 1-60385
Call— Sunday; Rep; Est. '50; 32p 16x21;
Sub. .•?1.50. John D. Spreckels. Circ....(i)-71684
Call— Wednesdav ; Rep; Est. '56; 16p
10x21; Sufi. $1. John D. Spreckels.
Circ 1 -12000
Chinese Recorder— Thursday; Est. '— ; 4p
14.V 21 ; Sub. .$— . Mun Kee, Wo Lee & Co.
Circ ®-200
Christian Advocate— Thursday ; Methodist ;
Est. '50; 20p 7X11; .Sub. $1.50. Method-
ist Book Concern. Circ (J;>-4800
Chronicle— Morning; Ind-Rep; Est. '65;
12-lOp 17x23; Sub. .«;e.70. M. H. De-
Young. Circ (1-80357
Chronicle— Sunday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '05; 36p
17x23; Sub. .§"2. M H De Young. Circ. 1-92925
Chronicle— Thursday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '74; 16p
17x23; Sub. $1.50. M. H. DeYoung.
Circ a -32193
Churchman (Bacific)— Si-Mo; Episcopal; Est.
'60; 20p 9X14; Sub. $2. Mrs. E. R. Oli-
ver. Circ. • • , (51-3500
City Argus— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '79; 24p
10x14; Sub. .$4. Robert E. Culbreth. Circ. $-4000
Coast Review— Monthly ; Insurance ; Est. '71 ;
S4p:Sub. .^3. Coast Review Co. Circ
Coast Seamen's Journal— Wednesday ; Mari-
time: Est. "87; lOp 11X10; Sub. $2.
Sailors' TTnion of the Pacific. Circ (§)-4617
Comercio (Spanish) — Saturday; Est. '93; 8p
15x22; Sub. $4. A.P.Alvarez. Circ ®-3025
Commercial Herald— Thursday ; Est. '52; 4p
lux 20; Sub. .$5. Journal of Commerce
Pub. Co. Circ ®-2025
Commercial News — Morning; Commercial;
Est. '75; 8p 15X22; Sub. $6. Commer-
cial Pub. Co. Circ @-1875
Commercial News— Thursday ; Commercial;
Est. '84; 20-24p 10X14; Sub. $2. Com-
mercial I'ub. Co. Circ ®-1000
Commercial Traveler— Monthly ; Est. '90; 20p
10X14; Sub. si. 50. Commercial Traveler
Pub. Co. Circ
Demokrat (German)— Morning; Dem; Est. '53;
8p 17 1-2x21 1-2; Sub. .?7.80. California
Demokrat Pub. Co. Circ i3)-5600
Demokrat (German) — Sundav; Dem; Est. '52;
12p 17 1-2x21 1-2; Sub. .«2.50. Califor-
nia Demokrat I'ub. Co. Circ 3-7800
Staats Zeitung (German) (weekly edition of
Demokrat)— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '53;8p
17 1-2x21 1-2; Sub. .$2.50. California
Demokrat Pul). Co. Circ g:-6300
Dramatic Review and Music and Drama—
Saturdav; Est. '82; 18p 11 1-2X15 1-2 ;
Sub. $3." Dr.imatie Review Pub. Co. Circ..®-2500
Deutsche "Vereins-Zeitung (German)— Friday ;
Tiirn-Vereins; Est. '92; 4p 18X24; Sub.
$1. C. Leideeker & Co. Circ ®-3018
Elevator— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '65 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $3. Eleva"tor Pub. Co. of San Fran-
cisco and Oakland. Circ ®-900
Elvezia (Swiss-Italian) — Saturday; Lib-Rep;
Est. '79; 8p 15x22; Sub. S4. Geo. F.
Cavalli. Circ (I)-1650
Emanu-el— Fridav ; Jewish; Est. '95; 20p
9X12; Sub. .$2. A. W. Voorsanger. Circ.®-6025
Examiner — Morning; Ind- Dem; Est. '65;
10-16p 17x22; Sub. $7.80. W.R.Hearst.
Circ a-98447
Examiner— Sunday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '— ; 40-
44p 17x22; Sub. $2.50. W. R. Hearst.
Circ 1-136,528
Examiner— Thursday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '65;
16p 17X22; Sub. $1.50. W. R. Hearst.
Circ J -88313
Field Sports— Monthly ; Est. '90; 26p 10X14;
-Sub. $1. T. E. Flynn. Circ ®-3125
Foresters' Advocate— Monthly ; A. O. F ; Est.
"85; 8p 11X10; Sub. 50c. M. Boehm.
Circ (3;-1675
CALIFORNIA.
49
Franco-Calif ornien (French)— Morning; Ind;
Est. ali; 41) 18x24; Sub. $13. Franco-
Oalifornien I'lil). Co. Circ (§1-5025
Franco-Californien (French)— Saturilay ; Ind;
Kst. .">•_': S|> 20x2(1; Sub. $5. Franeo-
("alitoniicii l*>ib. Co. Circ @-1775
Golden State-Monthly; N. S. G. W; Est. '92;
l.'4p yxl2; Sub. *1. Chas. A. Boldeman.
Circ i)-18120
Grocer and Country Merchant and Tobacco-
nist— Fridav: Coiunicrcial ; Est. '7-t:20p
'.tX12; Siib.".*;2.5U. J.J.Menzies. Circ... 4-2500
Harmony— Monthly ; Chr. Science; Est. '88;
aL'ii 7X10: Sub. S^l. M.E.Cramer. Circ
Hebrew <Kng. and Ger.)— Friday ; Jewish;
Est. '03 ;8p 14X21; Sub. $5. Philo Jacoby.
Circ ^-2010
Hotel Gazette - Thursday ; Est. '76; lOOp
3 1-2X(; 1-2; Sub. .$3. Wm. P. Harrison.
( ire S-5200
Impartial Calif ornien (French)— Saturday ;
Est. 117; 4p 1 5. \ 22; Sub. $2.50. X.Mefret.
Circ
Imparziale (Italian)— Si-mo; Catholic; Est.
".M! ; 4p 13X20; Sub. $1. Guiseppe Mor-
gana. Circ (Ji-2000
Insignia— Monthly ; I. O. R. M; Est. "93; 12p
',1X12: Sub. .•*1. Porter L. Hliss. Circ (35-1500
Insurance Sun— Monthly; Est.'—; 20p 7X10;
Sub. .'<3. Insurance Sun Pul). Co. Circ
Japan Herald (Eng. and Jap.)— Saturday ; Est.
'.Id: lop 11x10; Sub. $1.50. G. Y. Okada.
Circ
Jewish Times and Observer— Friday ; Jewish ;
Est. '5G; 8p 14X21; Sub. $3. Levy &
Saalburg. Circ (J;-5000
Journal of Commerce— Kvening; Commercial
and News: Est. "SO; 4p lSx24; Sub. $6.
.lournal I'ub. Co. Circ '^-1738
Piihliglur's Slafimrnf.—'the Daily Journal of Com-
merce is puldished principally in the interests of tlie
commercial and financial institutions of tlie Pacific
Coast. ^\'as established in 1872, has the largest circu-
lation of any similar publication on the Western slope.
It is an invaluable medium for investors and brokers
in that section of the country and for Eastern Manu-
facturers desirous of placing "their goods in California
and the neighboring states.
Journal of Commerce— Friday ; Commercial;
Est. '72; 4p 18x24; Sub. $3. J. H.
Hertsche. Circ (3;-2268
Journal of Electricity— Power and Gas;
Miintlily : Engineering; Est. '95 ; 40-250p
9X12; Sub. $2. Journal of Electricity
Pub. Co. Circ (5-3100
L'ltalia (Italian)— Morning; Rep: Est. '87; 8p
15- 22 ; Sub. Si',. Almagia & Patrizi. Circ. ? -5817
Mining and Engineering Review and Elec-
trician and Western Oil Exponent-
Saturday; Mining, Engineering and Oil;
Est. '89; 18-24p 8 1-2X11; Sub. $2.
T. J. Fitzsimmons. Circ ®-8999
Mining and Scientific Press— Thursday ; Est.
'(lo; 52p 11X10; Sub. §3. J. F. Halloran.
Circ (f -9310
Mission Journal— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '76 ; 8p
15x22; Sul). 81.50. F.G.Thomas. Circ..®-856
Mission and So. Francisco Mail— Saturday ;
Ind; Est. '90; 8p 13x20; Sub. 81.50. (Is-
sues a 4p edition at $1.) E. B. Griffith's
Sons. Circ ®-1800
Monitor— Saturdav ; Catholic; Est. '56; 20p
11X16; Sub. "$2.50. Monitor Pub. Co.
Circ 'a-25500
Nation— Saturday; Irish Interests; Est. '95;
4p 12x20; Sub. .$2. C. B. Flanagan. Circ
National Review— Monthly ; Sporting; Est.
'90; IC.p 10X14; Sub. $1. Bean Bros.
& Long. Circ ®-1265
New Age— Monthly ; I. O. O. F ; Est. '65 ; 16p
11X10: Sub. si. Wm. H.Barnes. Circ... $-2250
News-Letter— Saturday ;Literary and Society;
Est. '50; 32p 12X9; Sub. $4. F.Marriott.
Circ J)-16408
New Occident— Friday ; Jewish; Est. 1900;
IGp yxil ; Sub. .«2. J. & I. Nieto. Circ
Oriental Chinese Newspaper— Friday ; Est.
'86 ;4p 14x21; Sub. $—. WahKee. Circ
Our Junior Citizens— Saturday; Juvenile;
Est. '03; 8p 6X10; Sub. 50c. A. H.
Hutchinson, Circ 3 -500
Our Youth— Monthly ; Juvenile: Est. '96;
;'>2-36p (;xiO; Sub..'#l. A. H. Hutchinson.
Circ ^-750
Overland Monthly— Monthly ; Literary; Est.
'68; 128p 5 1-2X8; Sub. $1. F. Marriott.
Circ (3;-43917
Pacific— Thursday ; Congregational; Est. '52;
32p 8X11; Sub. $2. Publishing Co. of
the Pacific. Circ iii-1700
Pacific Christian— Thursday; Religious; Est.
'95 ; 16p 9X13; Sub. .•3i2. Pacific Christian
Pub. Co. Circ S -3000
Pacific Coast Home Monthly— Monthly ; Fam-
ily; Est. "'.IS; ii; to 32p 10X14; Sub. $1.
Tiios. 1 lonnellan. Circ 3,-50000
Pacific Ensign -Thursday ; W. C. T. U ; Est.
"'.tl: 8p 11X15; Sub. $1. Ensign Co.
Circ (f -3000
Pacific Medical Journal— Monthly ; Est. '57 ;
(;4p OX',); Sub. $2. Dr. Winslow Ander-
son. Circ 3-3000
Pacific Methodist Advocate— Thursday ; Meth-
odist ; Est. ■5f>; lt!pViX13; Sub. $2. W.
E. Vaughan. Circ J)-2250
Pacific Rural Press— Thursday ; Agricultural ;
Est. '71; 16-24p 11X16; Sub. $2. Dewey
Pub. Co. Circ ^-8861
Pacific Skandinav (Dan-Norwg)— Thursday;
Est. '87; 8p 16x23; Sub. $2.25.
Scandinavian Pub. Co. Circ (J)-1625
Pacific Underwriter— Si-Mo ; Insurance; Est.
'87 ; 20p 9X12 ; Sub. $2. Robert W. Neal.
Circ @-1028
Park News-Sunday; Est. '92; 24p 8X11;
•Sub. si. Circ i-lOOOO
Philosophical Journal— Saturday ; Spiritual-
ist; Est. '05: 8p 12X16; Sub. $1. Phil-
osophical I'ub. Co. Circ (3;-5000
Political Record— Saturday ; Non-partisan ;
Est. '82; 4p 16x23; Sub. $2.50. Donald
Bruce. Circ S -1550
Post— Evening; Ind: Rep; Est. '71; 12 to 16p
24 to 64p Sat ; Sub. $4.50. Circ
Post— Wednesday ; Ind; Est. '75; 12p 17x22;
Sub. $1. Circ
Public Opinion— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '80; 8p
11x16; Sub. $2. I. N. Choynski. Circ...(i)-5026
Railroad Gazetteer-Monthly ; Est. '71; 200p
7X10; Sub. .si. H. S. Crocker Co. Circ. J)-5060
Resources of California— Monthly ; Immigra-
tion; Est, '70; 16p 12X10; Sub. $2.
George D. Hildebrand. Circ :4)-2026
Retail Grocers' Advocate— Saturday ; Est.
'96; ^4p 11X14; Sub. $2. Advocate Pub.
Co. Circ (|;-3500
San Francisco and Pacific Druggist— Month-
ly; Drugs; Est. '95; 84p8Xll; Sub. $1.
Pacific Druggist Pub. Co. Circ (3i-2100
Searchlight— Monthly ; Prohibition; Est. '95;
12p 10X14; Sub. $1. Searchlight Pub.
Co. Circ
Sloboda (Servian)— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '93 ; 4p
10X22; Sub. $4. Servian Literary Club.
Circ .(3)-4000
Star— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '84; 16p 9x12;
Sub. $1.50. James H. Barry. Circ ®-11560
Tageblatt (German)— Friday ; Socialistic ; Est.
'91: 8p 23x26: Sub. $2. Tageblatt Pub.
Association. Circ (3)-3560
The Recorder— Morning; Ind; Est. 1900;4-8p
15X 2i! ; Sub. $12. The Recorder Printing
& Publishing Co. Circ (3-5000
Town Talk— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '85; 32p
9X11 1-2; Sub. $3; Town Talk Pub. Co.
Circ (I)-15500
Trade Journal— Friday ; Industrial; Est. '98;
:iOp yxiii; Sub. $2. J. R. Parish. Circ... X'-1683
Trade-Postal Journal— Monthly; Postal; Est.~"
'83; 40p 8X11; Sub. $1.50. John D.
Robertson. Circ
Traveler— Monthly ; Literary; Est. '93; 20p
10X14; Sub. $1. Wm.t". Bryan. Circ. (3)-10495
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PETTINGILLS NEWSPAPER DIKECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Trestle Board— ^londav; Freemasons: Kst.
■.S7; If.p 7X10: Sub. $1. Trestle Board
Asso. Circ ? -2185
Trestle Board Magazine— Monthlj' : Freema-
sons: Est.'87:o2p 7X10;Sub. $1. Trestle
Board Asso. Circ 4-17580
Uniao PortugTieza (Portuguese)— Thursday;
Neutral; Kst. "84; 4p 20x28; Sub. S2.50.
>Ianuel F. M. Trigueiro. Circ ®-1200
Vestkusten (Swedish l— Thursday; Ind-Rep;
Kst. '.s(;;8p 18x24; Sub. ??2. West Coast
I'ul). Co. Circ (3)-3850
Vestra Sandebudet (Swedi.sh) — Monthly;
Methodist; Est. '90; 8p 11X18; Sub. 50c.
J. R. Andrews & Co. Circ ®-1000
Voce Del Popolo (Italian)— Evening; Ind; Est.
■.'.'.1: 4]i 20 2i;; Sub. S6. Carlo Pedretti
^: Sons. Circ v3;-5120
Ego Delia California (Italian) (weekly edition
ot Voce del Popolo )— Thursday : Ind; Est.
'95 : 4p 20x26 ; Sub. 82. Carlo Pedretti &
Sons. Circ J-IOOO
Wasp— Saturday; Ind-Rep; Est. '76; 20p
10X14; Sub. .§4. WaspPuh. Co. Circ...®-18040
Wave— Saturday ; Soc; Est. '87 ; 16p 9X12;
Suli. s:!. Wave Pub. Co @-12518
Western Creamery— Monthly ; Dairying; Est.
•95; 52p8Xll; Sub. $1. Samuel E. Wat-
son. Circ ®-1000
Western Journal of Education— Monthly; Est.
'95; L'4ii inxK); Sub. .^1.50. Whitaker &
Ray C". Circ (g)-4500
Western Outlook (Colored)— Saturday; Est.
'94; 4p 18x24; Sub. $2.50. Western
Outlook Pub. Co. Circ $-1460
Wholesalers' and Retailers' Review— Month-
ly; Liijuor: Est. 'S8; r,4-S0p 10X14;
Sub. §2; J.B.Garland. Circ ;f-4112
SANGER, 428; Fresno, 378G2; 14m E of Fresno on
Porterville br. S. P. Ry. Lumber, wheat and decidu-
ous fruits are the principal products of the town. Is
a live stock shii)ping iioint. Express; Telegraph.
Farmers' Bank of Fresno.
Herald— Friday ; Ind;; Est. '89; 4p 18x24;
Sub. 82. E.P.Dewey. Circ 3-400
SAN JACINTO, 583: Riverside, 17897; 30m N of
Riverside on San Jacinto div. S. C. Ry. A planing mill,
box factory and brick yards here. Grows grapes and
produces large quantities of wine. Express; Tele-
graph. State Bank.
Reerister- Thursday ; Rep ; Est.'84;8p 13x20;
Sub. 81.50. M. Z. Remsburgh. Circ S-1350
SAN JOSE,* 23500; Santa Clara, 62100; 48m SE of
San Francisco, centre five lines Southern Pacific Ry.
Is in .Santa Clara valley, a famous fruit and wine pro-
ducing region. Cultivates large quantities of prunes.
Has John Z. Anderson Fruit Co., Earl Fruit Co., Gol-
den Gate Packing Co., J.H.Flickinger Co., fruit packers ;
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., Dried Fruit Co., Agricu-
ltural Works and Woolen Mills Co. Is seat of State
Chronic Insane Asvlum, State Normal School and R.
Catholic College of Notre Dame. Yal. 816,874,949.
Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. St. James Hotel.
California iffCrnian)— Saturday; Ind; Est. '78;
.sji l,s <24; Sub. 82.50. Albert Currlin.
Circ t-1800
Fanciers' Monthly— Monthly ; Poultry and Pet
stock: Est. '85: 32p 8X10; Sub. 75c.
Charles R. Harker. Circ 5-2500
Herald— Evening; Dem; Est. '66; 8p 15x22;
Sub. 85. Chas. M. Shortridge. Circ ®-9400
Herald— Sunday ; Dem: Est. '66; 12p 17X23;
Chas. M. Shortridge. Circ
Mercury— Morning; Rep; Est. '57; 8p 17x22;
Sub. 86. Mercury Pub. Co. Circ (f -5750
Mercury— Sunday; Rep; Est. '69; 16-20p
17x22: Sub. .S— . Mercury Pub. Co. Circ. f -6000
Mercury— Saturday : Rep : Est. '53 : 8p 19X 22 ;
Sub. 81. Mercury Ful). Co. Circ ®-7000
Tree and Vine — Monthly ; Agricultural;
Est. '84; 32p 9X12; Sub. $1. W. G. Bo-
hannan. Circ (3)- 2000
SAN LEANDRO, 2253; Alameda, 130,197; 8m S of
Oakland on ( oast div. S. P. Ry. ; on bay of San Fran-
cisco, with steamers and sailing vessels. Manufactures
agricultural implements and is trade centre for horti-
cultural section. Has largest cannery in the state, also
large fruit evaporator. Connected by electric road with
Oakland, Berkeley, San Lorenzo and other imjiortant
places. Seat of St. Mary's Convent and Girl's Protect-
ory. Yal. $1,000,600. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
San Leandro. Estudillo House.
Reporter— Friday; Rep: Est. '78; 4p 18x24;
Sul). 82.50. Daniel McCarthy. Circ 5-700
Standard— Friday; Local ; Est.'92 ; 4p 16x24;
Sub. 82.50. Weston P. Truesdell. Circ... .:g,-648
SAN LUCAS, 349: Monterey. 19380: 60m S of Salinas
on Viaduit Line Southern Pacific Ry. An agricul-
tural and cattle raising town, with three machine shojjs ;
has a large grain trade. Express; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank, Salinas.
Herald— Thursday ; Ind: Est. '87; 4p 16x24;
Sub. .si. 50. .\. H.Harris. Circ 3-192
SAN LUIS OBISPO*, 3021; San Luis Obispo, 16637 ;
250m S of San Francisco on Southern Pacific, terminus
Pacific Coast Ry. Is trade centre for farming section
of 3000 sq. miles, with 40000 pop. and an annual trade
of ,85,000,000. Is favorite winter resort. Val. 83,500,-
000. Express; Telegraph. Commercial Bank. Cosmo-
politan Hotel.
Breeze— Evening; Dem; Est. '94; 4p 18x22;
Sub. 86. Breeze Pub. Co. Circ '2)-450
Breeze— Tuesday and Friday; Dem; Est. '97;
8p 15x22; Sub. $1.50. Breeze Pub. Co.
Circ 1-1500
Reasoner— Monthly ; Philosophical; Est. '92;
8p 9x12; Sub. 81.50. Jacob K. Tuley.
Circ
Tribune— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '83; 4p
15x22; Sub. §5. Tribune Printing Co.
Circ ®-875
Tribune— Friday: Rep; p:st. '68; 8p 15x22;
Sub. 82. Tribune Printing Co. Circ 4-1225
SAN MATEO, 1832; San Mateo. 12094; 21m SE of
San Francisco on Coast div. S. P. Ry. and San Francisco
bay. In fruit, wine and grain producing district. Has
dairy interests and tans leather. A local trade centre
for farming region. Express ; Telegraph. San Mateo
Bank. Hotel Mateo.
Leader— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '89; 4p 24x36;
Sub. 82. R. H. Jury. Circ (i-750
SAN MIGUEL, 458; San Luis Obispo. 16637; 40m N
of San Luis Obispo on Coast div. S. P. Ry. Is a milling
town and summer resort. Express ; Telegraph.
Messenger— Tuesday ; Ind ; Est. '86 ; 4p 13 X 20 ;
Sub. 81.50. S. F. Woodruff. Circ Cf-SOO
SAN PEDRO, 1787: Los Angeles. 170,298: 25m S of
Los Angeles on terminal of S. P. and San Pedro, Los
Angeles and S. Lake Rys. Is farming and fruit rais-
ing town, cultivating semi-tropical fruits. Lumber and
Fishing principal industries. A commercial centre for
immediate district. Yal. §435,334. Exiiress; Tel-
egraph. Bank of San Pedro. Hotel Metropole.
Times— Saturdav; Ind ; Est. '90; 8p 16x22;
Sub. 81.50. E.B.Scott. Circ (g)-1263
SAN RAFAEL*, 3879; Marin, 15072; 15m N of San
Francisco on San Pablo Straits. North Shore Ry. and
California Northwestern Ry. Is in a farming and
grazing region. Dairv products, l^opular summer re-
sort. Yal. 83,000,000. Express; Telegraph. A. P.
Hotaling & Co., Bankers. Hotel Rafael.
Journal — Thursday ; Rep; Est. '61; 8p
15X22; Sub. 82.50. S. H. & C. C. Olmsted.
Circ ®-74cO
Tocsin— Saturday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '79; 4p
18x24; Sub'. §2.50. Jas. H. Wilkins.
Circ S-718
SANTA ANA*, 4933; Orange, 19696; 35m SE of Los
Angeles <>n Southern California div. A., T. & S. F.,
terminus Santa Ana br. So. P. and .Santa & Newport Uys.
Has J. M. Griffith Co., lumber; Newport AVharf& Lum-
ber Co., Arizona Sandstone Co., C. F;. Grouard, brick;
Joseph Young and George Young, wineries ; and minor
interests. Is farming and fruit growing trade centre
for surrounding region with 10000 poj). Is the chief
orange and lemon growing city in the state. 3Iotor road
to Orange. Yal. 82,400,000'. Express; Telegraph
First Nat. Bank. The Brunswick House.
CALIFORNIA.
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Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Arling-
Blade— Evening; Rep; Est. '87; 4p 18x24; I
Sub. .S4.,->0. H. McPliee & Co. Circ f-lOOO
Blade- Kridav: Rep; Est. '87; 4p 20x20; Sub.
si. 50. h: Mcl'hee & Co. Circ ©-650
Herald— Wednesday and Saturday; Rep: Est.
'7(;;8p 15x22; Sub. fl.50. Linn L. Shaw.
Cire ®-936
Standard— Saturday; Dem; Est. '82; 8p
•_'n >•..'(•.; Sub. .*!. R.H.Norton. Circ (S)-1160
SANTA BAEBARA*, C587; SanU Barl)ara, 18934;
lioni W (il Liis .Viigeles on Southern Pacilic Ry. Has
tine harbor on racitic coast, with daily steamer service
north and south. ^Manufactures Mexican hand carved
leather goods. Exports olive oil, English walnuts,
■citrus fruits and Lima beans. Has St. Vincent's Insti-
tute for Girls. Has Hot Sulphur Springs and Veronica
Medicinal Springs, with many visitors. Val. .53,372,-
255. ~ " -----
ton Hotel.
Herald— Fiidav; Dem; Est. '85; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .?1.50. G.G. Childers. Circ ®-638
Independent— Evening; Dem; Est. '83; 4p
IS . 24; Sub. §0. Independent Pub. Co.
( ire J)-1050
Independent— Saturday; Dem; Est. '78; 4p
17x24; Sub. $2. Independent Pub. Co.
Circ (J)-985
News— Morning ex Mon; Ind-Rep; Est.'95 ; 8p
15x22; Sub. .§6. P^rank Sands. Circ (g)-76,8
Press— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '72; 8p
15x22; Sub. $8. Press Pub. & Printing !
Co. Circ ®-1328
Press— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '67; 8p 15x22; '
Sub. $2. Press Pub. & Printing Co. Circ.®-1250 ]
SANTA CLARA, 3650; Santa Clara, 60210; 3m NW
of San Jose on Southern I'acific Ry. Has tannery,
largest green fruit i)acking house in the world,
Pacific Manufacturing Co., California Cured Fruit As-
sociation of California. Seat of the Santa Clara College
(R. Catholic). A local trade centre and shipping point.
Val. §1.440,000. Express; Telegraph. Santa Clara
Valley Bank. Valley Hotel.
Journal— Wednesdav and Saturday; Rep; Est.
'79; 4p 18x24; Sub. fl.50. N. H. Down-
ing. Circ (J)-500
News— Tuesday ; Ind-Rep; Est.'OO; 4pl8x22;
Sub. .SI. 50. A.C.Gage. Circ (D-425
SANTA CRUZ*, 5659; Santa Cruz, 21512; 80m S of
San Francisco, terminus Santa Cruz line and Santa
Cruz div. S. P. Ry.; on Pacific Coast, with passenger
and freight connections with San Francisco and other
Pacific Coast ports. Has California Powder Works
and manufacturers of leather, boxes, lumber, soap,
glue and other products. Is farming and manufactur-
ing trade centre for surrounding region. Is famous
summer and winter resort. Val. $3,379,260. Express ;
Telegraph. People's Bank. Sea Beach Hotel.
Sentinel— Morning and Evening; Rep; Est.
'84; 4p 20x26; Sub. .fS. MePherson &
AValdron. Circ f-lOOO
Sentinel — Saturday ; Rep; Est. '55; lOp
20x26; Sub. $1.50. MePherson & Wald-
ron. Circ (35-600
Surf— Evening; Ind; Est. '83 ; 8p 15x22; Sub.
.S5. Surf Pub. Co. Circ (3;-1100
Surf —Thursday ; Ind; Est. '75; 8p 12x18;
Sub..S2. Surf Pub. Co. Circ <S'-990
SANTA MARIA, 1475; Santa Barbara, 18934; 28m
SE of San lAiis Obis])0 on Pacific Coast Ry. Grows
fruit and is in a dairy, live stock, oil and grain section.
Express; Telegraph. Bank of Santa Maria. Hart
House.
Graphic— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '89; 4p 24X36;
Sub. .S2. W. E. Miscall. Circ (1-864
Times— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '82; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. Lewis & Ebel. Circ ®-Q00
■SANTA MONICA, 3057; Los Angeles, 170,298; 21m
W of Los Angeles, terminus Santa Monica br. S. P. Ry.
Is farming trade centre and popular summer and win-
ter resort, with several fine hotels. Has electrics to
Los Angeles. Val. .12,000,000. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Santa Monica. Hotel Arcadia.
Outlook— Evening; Rep; Est. '96; 4p 13x20;
Sub. .S5. D.G.Holt. Circ ®-400
Outlook— Friday ; Rep; Est. '87; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .S2. D.G.Holt. Circ '3)-800
SANTA PAULA, 3583: Ventura, 14367; 65m NW of
Los Angeles on Santa Barbara br. S. P. Ry. Is in
centre of jjetroleum region and has offices and storage
tanks of Union Oil Co. of California, Limoneira Fruit
Co.'s lemon orchards. Enterprise Machine Shops,
Walnut Growers' Association Warehouse and Fidelity
Machine W^orks. emjiloying 350 people. Is farming
trade centre for Santa Clara A'alley. Near Santa Paula
Sulphur Si)rings, with many summer visitors. Express ;
Telegrai)h. First Nat. Bank. The Petrolia Hotel.
Chronicle— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '87; 6p
IC. 22; Sub. .s2. A.B.Lucas. Circ (3-720
SANTA ROSA*, 6673 ; Sonoma, 38480 ; 50m N of San
Francisco on San Francisco & North Pacific, terminus
Southern Pacific and Sebastopol br. S. F. & N. P. Rys.
Has immense fruit canneries and fruit drying establish-
ments, Reincon Heights Olive Oil orchards and works.
Has twenty wineries and ten distilleries, and three
large tanneries, Santa Rosa Brewing & Cold Storage
Co., woolen mill; F. J. Yandle & Son, and A. Schelling
machine shoi>s; and minor interests, employing 200
people. Is farming and manufacturing trade centre
for surrounding region with 25000 people. Seat of
Pacific Methodist College. Val. $3,790,000. Exi)ress;
Telegrajih. Santa Rosa Nat. Bank. Grand Hotel.
Press-Democrat— Morning ex Mon; Dem;
Est. '75; Sp 13x20; Sub. $5. Press-Dem-
ocrat Pub. Co. Circ ®-1150
Press-Democrat— Wednesday and Saturday;
Dem; Est. '57; 4p 20x28; Sub. $1.50.
Press-Democrat Pub. Co. Circ 3-3285
Republican— Evening; Rep; Est. '79; 4p
20X26; Sub. $5. Allen B. Lemmon.
Circ (I)-1320
Repuhlican— Monday and Thursday; Rep;
Est. '75; 4p 20X26; Sub. $1.50. Allen
B. Lemmon. Circ @-2340
Sonoma County Farmer— Friday: Agricul.;
Est. '92; 4p 20x26; Sub. $1. E. D.
Sweetser. Circ 2-954
SANTA YNEZ, 211; Santa Barbara, 18934; 45m NW
of Santa Barbara; nearest railroad point, Los Olivos.
The growing of fruit and cereals is the chief industry.
Express ; Telegrai)li. Commercial Bank.
Areus— Thursday; Ind; Est. '88; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. De Witt Hul)bell. Circ @-275
SAUSALITO, 1628 ; Marin, 15702 ; 6m N of San Fran-
cisco on North Pacific Coast Ry., with ferry boat con-
nections with San Francisco. Has dairying, farming
and grazing interests. Express; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank, San Francisco. Central House.
News— Saturday; Rep; Est. '85; 4p 12x24;
Sub. .S2.5(). ' J. H. Pryor. Circ 3 -800
SEBASTOPOL, 1200; Sonoma, 38480; 7m SW of Santa
Rosa, terminus Sebastopol br. of California North-
western Ry. Produces a variety of fruits and has can-
ning and packing houses and wineries. Express; Tel-
egraph. Bank of Sebastojiol.
Standard-Thursday; Est. '97; 4p 18X24;
Sub. , SI. 50. Williams & Gill. Circ ®-200
Times— Wednesday and Saturday; Ind; Est.
'89; 4p 18x24; Sub. $1.50.'^ J. P. Mc-
Donell. Circ (f-1200
SELMA, 1083 ; Fresno, 37862 ; 15m SE of Fresno City
on Southern Pacific Ry. Industries : Flour and plan-
ing mills, farming implement factory, raisin, wine and
fruit packing establishments. Is trade centre for fertile
fruit raising and agricultural section. Express ; Tele-
graph. First Nat. Bank of Selma. Haupth Hotel.
Enterprise— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '86; 8p
13x20; Sub. $1.50. Jno. AV. Aikin. Circ..(3;-600
Irrigator— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '86; 8p
13x20; Sub.$l. 50. J. J. Vanderburgh. Circ.®-500
SHASTA, 1191; Shasta. 17318; 7m W of Redding,
nearest railroad point. Here are gold and silver mines
and a few manufacturing concerns. Is supply point
for mining district. Ex]iress; Telegraph. Bank of
Shasta County, Redding. Empire Hotel.
Courier— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '52; 4p 18X24;
Sub. .S4. W.L.Carter. Circ ®-540
SIERRAVILLE, 350 ; Sierra, 4017 ; 26m N of Truckee,
nearest railroad point. A lumber and agricultural
town. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Truckee.
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PETTINGILL^S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Record-Saturdav; Ind; Est. "96; 4p 18x24=;
Sub. $2.50. ^Vill R. Sharkey. Circ f -580
SISSON, 556; Siskiyou, 160r,2: 4.5m S of Yreka on
Southern Pacific Ry. Has lumber interests. Express ;
Telegraph. Siskiyou County Bank, Yreka. Hotel
Sisson.
Mirror— Thursday ; Ind ; Est. '96; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .■J2. S.H. Hill. Circ ®-490
SONOMA, 652; Sonoma, 38480; 40m N of San Fran-
cisco on San Francisco & North Pacific Ry. Here
are coal deposits and basalt quarries. Is wine making,
grajie and fruitgrowing town and local trade centre.
Express; Telegraph. Sonoma Valley Bank. Union
Hotel.
Index-Tribune-Saturday; Ind; Est. '79; 4p
18x24; Sub. $2.50. H. H. Granice. Circ.®-928
SONORA*, 1922 : Tuolumne, 11166 : 60m E of Stockton,
on line of Sierra Ry. of California. Oldest gold mines in
the state here. Has good fruit and lumber trade. The
leading industries are i>laning mills, sash, door, pickle
and cider factories, foundry and machine shops; has
slate, soapstone and marble quarries. Is mining centre
and sup]ily point for community. Val. $921,455. Ex-
press ;Telegraiih. Victoria Hotel.
Independent— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '72; 4p ',
18x24; Sub. $1.50. J. C. Duchow & A. D. I
Duchow. Circ rj-SSO
Mother Lode Banner— Friday ; Ind-Dem; Est.
84; 4p l,s-.24; Sub. $2. Jones cV- Rich-
ardson. Circ 3-1049
Union-Democrat— Saturday ; Dem ; Est.'54; 4p
18x24; Sub. $2. J. A. Van Harlingen &
Co. Circ ®-680 i
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, ; Santa Clara, 60216;
14m NW of San .lose on Southern Pacific Co.'s Ry.
Farming and fruit growing are the chief occupations.
Seat of Leland Stanford, Jr. University. Express;
Telegraph. Bank, Palo Alto.
Palo Alto— t Evening;; Collegiate ; Est. '92;
4p 11X16; Sub. $3. Leland Stanford,
Jr. University. Circ (3:-700
Sequoia— tBi-Mo; Collegiate; Est. '91; 28p
8X10; Sub. .$2. Leland Stanford, Jr. Uni-
versity. Circ ®-500
STOCKTON*, 20799; San Joaquin, 35902; 96m E of
San Francisco on Southern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka
& Sante Fe Ry, Alameda & San Joaquin,
Stockton & Copperopolis br. S. P. and Stockton &
Tuolumne Rys. : at head of navigation on San Joaquin
river, with 2500 tons of commerce daily on river and
passenger and freight steamer connections with all the
world. Has Sperry, Crown and Farmers' Union Milling
companies, Aurora Flour Mills, Houser & Haines Mfg.
Co.. farming im])lements : Holt Wheel Works, H. C.
Shaw Plow Works, Stockton Woolen Mills, Globe and
Stockton Iron Works, West & Sons, winery and dis-
tillery, pottery, oil refinery, ))laning mills, carriage fac-
tories, windmill and cooperage shojjs, and minor in-
dustries. Annual i)roduct of all the industries, $15,-
,000,000. Only city in the state using natural gas for
light, fuel and power. Is trade centre for lower San
Joaquin Valley. Has St. Mary's College, St. Agnes'
Academy and St. Joseph's School, (all R. Catholic),
State Insane Hospital and general offices. S. F. & S.
J. and A. & S. J. Rys. Val. $10,808,505. Express;
Telegraph. Farmers'" & Merchants' Bank. Yosemite
House.
Courier (Gennan)— Saturday ; Est. '98; 8p
15X22; Sub. $2. Stockton Courier Pub.
( o. Circ (j!-500
Independent— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est.
'58: 8-12p 16x22; Sub. $6. J. L. Phelps
& Co. Circ S-3120
Independent— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '56; 16p
16,-: 22; Sub. $2. J. L. Phelps & Co. Circ..iJ-2776
Mail— Evening; Dem; Est.'80;8p 13x191-2:
Sub. $5. The Stockton Mail Co. Circ ®-3800
Mail — Saturday ; Dem; Est. '80; 20p
13x19 1-2; Sub. $2. The Stockton Mail
Co. Circ (3)-4000
Pacific Editor— Monthly ; Est. '99; 24-32p
6X 9 ; Sub. 50c. Stockton Ptg. Co f-lSOO
Record— Evening; Ind- Rep; Est. '75: 8p
15x22; Sub. $5. Record l*ub. Co. Circ..@-2784
Record— Saturday; Ind-Rep; Est. '75; 12p
15x22; Sub. $1. Record Pub. Co. Circ. ©-1890
Report— Daily ; Ind; Est. '97; 4p 13X20;
Sub. $10. Report Pub. Co. Circ 4-318
SUISUN, 625; Solano, 24143; 49m NE of San Fran-
cisco on Southern Pacific Ry. and slougli navigable for
large ships. Is trade centre and shipping point for
section. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Suisun. Suisun
Hotel.
Courier— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '94: 4p 20x26;
Sub. $2. Tillman & Taylor. Circ S-550
Republican— Friday ; Rep : Est. '55 ; 8pl3x20 ;
Sub. s2. E. Dinkelspiel. Circ ....®-800
SUMMERLAND, 500; Santa Barbara, 18934; 6ni Eof
Santa Barl)ara on Southern Pacific Ry. Has oil and
asphalt works. Express; Telegraph. Commercial Bank,
Santa Barbara.
Advance-Courier— Saturday ; Est. '95; 4p
18x24; Sub. $1. W.H.Smith. Circ S-750
SUSANVILLE*, 882; Lassen, 4511; 25m W of
Hot Springs, nearest railroad point. Trade centre for
important farming, fruit growing, dairy, creamery and
stock raising section. Val. $489,131. Express ; Tele-
graph. Bank of Lassen County.
Advocate— Thursday ; Ind ; Est. '65 ; 4p 18x24;
Sul). s2. Hayden & McDiarmid. Circ 4 -675
Mail— Thur.«dav ; Ind; Est. '86; 4p 24x36;
Sub. S2 R. Tremain. Circ g -500
SUTTER CREEK, 1750; Amador, 13500; 4m NW of
Jackson; nearest railroad point, lone. Is trade centre
for gold mining and agricultural region. Express ;
Telegraph. American Exchange Hotel.
Record— Thursday; Rep; Est. '92:4p 24x36;
Sub. $2. Richard H. Dunn. Circ %-625
TRACY, 500; San Joaquin, 35452; 20m SW of Stock
ton on Niles-Livermore br. S. P. Ry. Has farming inter-
ests. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Stockton.
Press— Saturday : Ind; Est. '98: 4p 16x22;
Sub. $1.50. D. J. Lowery. Circ 4-53S
TRUCKEE, 1350; Nevada. 17789; 35m SW of Reno,
Nev. on S. P. Ry. and Truckee river. Has good water
power, box factories, jilaniug mills and several saw
mills. Express; Telegraph. Bank. Sherritt House.
Republican— Wednesdav and Saturdav ; Rep ;
Est. '71; 4p 15x22; Sub. $5. F. M. Ruth-
erford. Circ ®-650
TULARE, 2216 ; Tulare, 18375 ; 251m SE of .San Fran-
cisco on Southern Pacific and San Francisco & San
Joaquin Valley Rys. Has fruit packing establishments
and is trade centre for southern half of Tulare countv.
Val. $432,000. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Tulare.
Grand Hotel.
Register— Evening; Ind-Rep; Est. '87; 4p
15x22; Sub. $5. Pillsbury & Ellsworth.
Circ 4;-400
Register— Friday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '82; 4p
20x26; Sub. $2. Pillsburv & Ellsworth.
Circ i -800
UKIAH*, 1850; Mendocino, 20465 : llOmNWof San
Francisco, terminus San Francisco & North Pacific Ry.
Grows fruit and hops and has lumbering, stock raising
and farming interests. Here are flour mills and tan-
neries. Is local trade centre and shii)ping point for
manufacturing and agricultural district. Val. $838,-
015. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Ukiah. Grand
Hotel.
Dispatch-Democrat— Friday; Dem; Est. '68;
8p 15X22; Sub. $2. .50. J. B. Sanford.
Circ j;-14:00
Press and Saturday Night— Tuesday ; Ind;
Est. "'.19, '24p '.1X12; Sub. .'^2. Broback i.^:
:Mfllor. Circ 1-850
1 Republican-Press— Friday; Rep; Est. '77; 8p
13x20; Sub. $2.50. Pennington & White.
I Circ @-1284
UPLAND itwp), 600; San Bernardino, 27929; 20m W.
of San Iti-rnardino on .Southern California'Ry., a fruit
growing town. The shipment or fruit from here is
larger than any other place in Southern California.
Express; Telegraph. Commercial Bank, Upland.
News-Fridav: Rep; Est. 1901; 4p 18X23:
Sub. $1.50; E. L. Westland iS: Son. Circ... 3-6OO
CALIFORNIA.
53
"VACAVILLE, 1220; Solano ; 24143 ; 30m W of Sacra-
mento on Viu'aville & Clear Lake br. S. P. Ky. Is a
fruit shijiiiing point and local trade centre for agricul-
tural section. Val. $45'.), 543. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Vacaville. Vaca Valley Hotel.
Reporter— Saturday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '83; 8p
1 ."> \ •_'2 ; Sub. §2. Reporter ftib. Co. Circ. f -1448
VALLEJO. 7'.h;5: Solano, 24143; 30m NE of San
Krancisco on Southern Pacific Ry., junction Napa and
Sacramento rivers; on lines of Southern Pacific steam-
ers. Hatch Bros, steamers, Monticello, General Frisbee
anil Piper, Aden & Co. 's steamer Sunol, connecting with
San Francisco and all Pacific Coast jioints. Has .John
Hellcrman, machine shop; I'ort Costa LumberCo., Min-
ahan & Plageman, J. F. Dieninger and Chas. Wide-
mann, brewers; (Seo. W. McNear, flour and planing
mills, lumber yard, tanneries and brickyards. U. S.
Navy Varil at Mare Island employs 1800 men, who
live 'in Vallejo. Val. S3,000,000. Express; Telegraph.
A^allejo Commercial Bank. Bernard Hotel.
Chronicle— Evening; Rep; Est. 'G8; 4p
17 1-2x23; Sub. $G. W. D. Pennycook.
Circ (I)-850
Chronicle— Friday ; Re^, ; Est. '67; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .^2. W. D. Pennycook. Circ ®-800
News— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '95; 4p
15X22; Sub. $6. H. F. Stahl. Circ @-700
Times— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '75; 4p
2;iX30; Sub. $6. GeorgeRoe. Circ @-500
Times— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '70; 4p 24x35;
Sub. S;2. GeorgeRoe. Circ (3)-700
VENTURA*, 2470; Ventura, 14367; 85m NW of Los
Angeles on Sunset Route S. P., terminus Ventura «&
Ajai Valley Rys. Has good harbor on Santa Barbara
channel, with semi-weekly jiassenger and freight
steamer service to Pacific Coast ]iorts. Has California
Asphaltum Co., Southern Pacific Milling Co., Union Oil
Co., Aentura Fruit, Lumber and Oil compaiiies, and
beet sugar factory with daily cajiacity of 2000 tons.
Is trade centre for fruit, grain, oil and lima bean
region. Is a summer and winter resort. Val. $1,579, -
295. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Ventura. Hotel
Rose.
Democrat— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '83 ; 4p 20x26 ;
Sub. S2. John McGonigle. Circ @-800
Free Press-Friday ; Rep ; Est. '75 ; 8p 15x22 ;
Sul). .'ril. Webster & Reese. Circ ®-1630
Independent-Thursday; Rep: Est. '96; 8p
IS V 24; Sub. 81. S.Goodman. Circ !3:-1500
VISALIA*, 3085 ; Tulare, 18375 ; 62m SE of Stockton
on Soutliern Pacific and Santa Fe Rys. ; 30m NE of
Tulare Lake. In a mining, farming and stock raising
region. Here are flour and planing mills, iron works
and several factories. A trade center for immediate
section. Val. $1,705,376. Express; Telegraph. Bank
of Visalia. Palace Hotel.
Delta— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '92; 4p
19x22; Sub. $5. Alonzo Melville Doty.
Circ @-780
Delta— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '59; 8p 13x22;
Sub. .«1.50. Alonzo Melville Doty. Circ..f3)-1570
News— Friday; Ind; Est. '95;6pl8x24; Sub.
sl.50. W. H. Gilstrap. Circ iD-900
Times— Evening; Dem; Est. '92; 4p 16x23;
Sub. .$5. Ben M. Maddox. Circ ®-738
Times— Thursday; Dem; Est. '65; 4p 22x28;
Sub. S2. Ben M. Maddox. Circ ®-1550
WATSONVILLE, 3528; Santa Cruz, 21512; 20m SE
of Santa Cruz on Coast div. S. P. Ry. and Pajaro river.
Raises fruit and agricultural produce and is the largest
apple ijroducing district in West. Has sugar beet fac-
tory and is a local business centre. Val. .$1,200,000.
Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bank of Watsonville. Hoffman
House.
Paiaronian— Thursday; Rep; Est. '68; 4p
19.- 24; Sub. $2. W. R. Radcliflf. Circ. . .1-650
Register — Morning ex Mon ; Dem ; Est. '93 ; 4p
20x24; Sub. $5. C. W. Clough. Circ..i3,-1200
Transcript— Friday; Dem; Est. '79; 8p
18x24; Sub. .$1.50. C. W. Clough. Circ..!3!-840
WEAVERVILLE*, (twp.) 968 ; Trinity, 4383 ; 43m NW
of Redding, nearest railroad point. Stages to Redding.
A gravel and quartz mining town and supply point for
miners. Express ; Telegraph. C. W. Smith. Banker.
Union Hotel.
Journal— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '56; 4p 16x23;
Sub. $3. Blake & Bremer. Circ (§)-635
WHEATLAND, 501; Yuba, 8620; 39m N of Sacra-
mento on I'ortland & San Francisco br. S. P. Ry. Is
noted for its large hop yards and is local trade centre
for farming and mining section. Express; Telegraph.
Farmers' Bank.
Four Corners— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '88; 8p
ISXliO; Sub. $1.50. R. N. Murphy. Circ.|-560
WHITTIER, 1590; Los Angeles, 170,298; 15m SE of
Los Angeles on Santa Ana & Whittier brs. S. P. Ry.
Agricultural and fruit raising town and local tracie
centre. Has crude oil prcjductions. State Industrial
Schools for Boys and Girls here. Val. $400,000. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Whittier Bank. Hotel Greenleaf.
Register— Friday ; Ind ; Est. '92; 6p 18x24;
Sub. $1.50. Whittier Pub. Co. Circ (3)-576
WILLIAMS, 918; Colusa, 7364; 22m S of Willows
and 122m NW of San Francisco on Southern Pacific
Ry. An agricultural and fruit growing town. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Bank of Williams. Williams Hotel.
Farmer— Saturday: Local; Est. '87; 8p 12x18;
Sub.$2.50. S. H. Callen. Circ (S)-450
WILLOW*, 1622; Glenn, 5150; 80m NW of Sacra-
mento on San Francisco, Willows & Redding div. S. P.
Ry., junction Westside & Mendocino Ry. Is an agri-
cultural and fruit growing town and local trade centre.
Val. $258,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Willow.
Crawford House.
Journal— Evening; Dem; Est. '87; 4p 13x20;
Sub. $5. E. M. Sehorn. Circ .' @-554
Journal — Tuesday and Fridav; Dem; Est.
'77; 6-8p 13x22; Sub. $2.50. E M.
Sehorn. Circ ®-875
Promoter— Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday;
Ind-Dem; Est. '97; 4p 16x24; Sub. $3.
Promoter Pub. Co. Circ... ®-500
Review— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '90; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. John A. Apperson. Circ (3)-524
WINTERS, 785; Yolo, 13618; 77m NE of San Fran-
cisco on Clear Lake br. S. P. Ry. Fruit growing and
agriculture are the chief industries. Trade centre for
nearby towns. Val. $277,755. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Winters. Angeles Hotel.
Express-Friday; Rep; Est. '84; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. Frank H. Owen. Circ ®-800
WOODLAND*, 2886; Yolo, 13618; 20m NW of Sac-
ramento on San Francisco line S. P. Ry. Has .Sierra
and West Valley Lumber companies, '^ .Jos. Germes-
hausen, brewer ; wineries, creameries, flour mill, fruit
packing and canning and other interests. Is farm-
ing, horticultural and stock raising trade centre for
county. Val. $2,419,395. Express; Telegraph. Bank
of Woodland. Byrus Hotel.
Democrat— Evening ; Ind-Dem; Est. '77; 4p
18x24; Sub. $5. Ed. E. Leake. Circ 3-750
Democrat— Thursday ; Ind-Dem: Est. '59; 8p
15> 22; Sub. $2.50. Ed. E. Leake. Circ.®-1200
Home Alliance— Friday; Reform; Est. '91;
8p 10x14; Sub. $1. Mrs. S. A. Huston.
Circ ®-600
Mail— Morning ex Mon; Rep; Est. '81; 8p
15x22; Sub. $5. AVm. F. Mixon. Circ-.J-OOO
Mail— Tuesday and Friday; Rep; Est. '68; 8p
15x22; Sub. $2.50. Wm. F. Mixon. Circ. 3 -1000
YREKA*, 1263; Siskiyou, 16962; 300m N of Sacra-
mento, terminus Yreka Ry. connected with Southern
Pacific Ry. Has agricultural, mining, lumbering and
stock raising interests and is trade centre for neigh-
boring towns. Express; Telegraph. Siskiyou County
Bank. Franco American Hotel.
Journal— Tuesday and Friday; Rep; Est. '56;
4p 26x40; Sub. $2.50. Robert Nixon.
Circ 1)-1150
News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '78; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $2. W". D. Crow. Circ @-800
YUBA CITY*, 1200; Sutter, 5886; Im W of Marys-
ville on .San Francisco & Oioville br. S. P. Ry. and
Feather river. Manufactures farm implements and
wagons and has large fruit trade, also a cannery, flouj
mill and two packing houses. Express; Telegraph.
Farmers' Co-operative Union, Bankers. Windsor Hotel.
Farmer— Friday; Rep; Est. '81; 8p 13X20;
Sub. $2. Sutter Pub. Co. Circ ®-1000
Independent— Friday ; Dem; Est. '87; 8p
13x20; Sub. $2. Independent Pub. Co.
Circ ®-1000
COLORADO.
Capital, Denver. Settled at Conejos by Mexicans in 1840. Population, 539,700. Area, 103,969 sq. miles.
Acres of farm land, 1,126,585; value of farm land, $;25, 109,223 ; annual value of farm products, $5,000,000.
No state debt. Vote, 1900: Dem. 122733; Rep. 93,072; Pro. 3790; Social Dem. 685: Soc. Labor, 714:.
Colorado is bounded on the north by Wyoming and Nebraska ; on the east by Nebraska and Kansas ; on the-
south by Oklahoma and New Mexico and on the west by Utah. The "Silver state" is a princely domain of fertile
fields, snow-covered mountains, rushing torrents, awful chasms, wild forests and highland parks. The eastern
part is a vast plain, that by irrigation is being converted into fertile farms. The foothills are a series of long
mountain ranges from 6500 to 8000 feet high enclosing many fertile valleys and fine grazing regions and rich
in minerals and building materials. West of the foothills are the Rocky 'mountains, the Continental divide,
with 40 peaks over 14000 feet and over 200 of 13000 feet. The highest mountain is Sierra Blanco (14463 feet)
and other famous peaks are : Gray's Peak (14341 feet). Long's Peak (14271 feet) and Pike's Peak (14147 feet).
Among the mountains are a number of parks or ancient lake basins. These run the whole length of the state,
with an average width of 50 miles. The most noted are North, Middle, South and San Louis parks. The latter
is the largest (9400 square miles) and South Park has the best scenery. The rivers of Colorado are precipitous
mountain streams. Here rise the Platte, Arkansas, Rio Grande and Colorado. There are a large number of
canons, some of which approach in size and grandeur the Grand Canon of the Colorado. There are a number of
lakes of great altitudes. Great forests of white and yellow pine, hemlock and cedar are on the mountain sides,.
up to 9000 feet. In this region there are many wild animals, including bears, wolves, panthers, wildcats, etc.^
and millions of prairie dogs on the plains. The state is noted for its dry, invigorating air and the region of the
foothills is one great sanitarium for visitors of lung diseases. Agriculture in this state is an industry of recent
growth, but is very promising. By means of irrigation over 3,000,000 acres are already cultivated and farm
products are raised to the value of $12,000,000 a year. These include the cereals, hay, dairy products, honey, vegeta-
bles, grapes, berries and hardy fruits. The state also has more than 5,000,000 apple trees. Good crops of peaches^
grapes and melons are raised. Alfalfa is crowding out wheat as the leading cereal crop. The state has nearly
2,000,000 cattle and over 2,000,000 sheep. Minin» is the leading industry of Colorado and her gold and silver
mines are among the richest in the world. Hundreds of millions have been taken out in gold and silver bul-
lion, besides $50,000,000 worth of lead and .'$6,000,000 worth of copper ore; and one county has as much iron
in its mountains as the whole state of Pennsylvania. There are 40000 square miles of coal fields, having 50
mines and employing nearly 6000 men. The present annual output is nearly 3,000,000 tons. The state has also
25 oil wells. Sandstone and marble in a variety of colors. Granite and gypsum are among the state's resources.
Colorado has 56 counties and newspapers are published in them all. The principal cities and towns are : Denver^
Pueblo, Leadville, Colorado Springs, Aspen, Trinidad, Boulder, Georgetown, Salida and Fort Collins.
AKRON*, 351 ; Washington, 1241 ; 112m NE of Den-
ver on Burlington & Missouri River Ry. In cattle rais-
ing section. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Akron.
Leader— Friday ; Est. '97; 8p 17X24; Sub.
,:<1.50. I). F. Poor. Circ ®-300
Pioneer-Press— Friday ;
18x24; Sub. $1.56.
Rep; Est. '86; 4p
H. G. Pickett. Circ...®-378
ALAMOSA, 11-tl; Conejos, 8794; 130m SW of Pueblo,
junctu)n Creede, Alamosa and Denver & Silverton brs.
"D. & R. G. Ry. Here are silver and gold mines. A
farming and stock raising town. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Alamosa. Victoria Hotel.
Courier— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '89 :4p 20x26;
Sub. .91.50. E.A.Newton. Circ ®-637
Independent-Journal— Thursday; Rep; Est.
'7»;; 4p 20x26; Sub. $1.50. Independent-
Journal Pub. Co. Circ ®-600
ALMA, 297; Park, 2998; 90m SW of Denver; nearest
railroad point, London. Has rich gold, copjier and
silver mines and smelting works, also cattle raising in-
terests. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Alma. St. Nich-
olas Hotel.
Bulletin— Friday ; Pop; Est. '84; 4p 1'
Sub. $3. A.M.Anderson. Circ
X24;
S-soo
AMETHYST, 800; Mineral, 1913; Im S of Creede on
Creede Itr. D. & R. G. Ry. Express: Telegraph.
Tompkins' Bros. Bank.
Miner— Wednesday ; Rep; Est.'95; 8p 15x22;
.Sub. .$2. L. F. Sweet. Circ 'f-400
ANACONDA, 1059; Teller, 29002; 2m SE of Cripple
Creek on Florence & Cripple Creek and Midland Ter-
minal Kys. A mining town. Express; Telegraph.
Bank, Cripple Creek.
Assayer— Saturday ; Est. '96; 6p 13X20; Sub.
.^1. Stewart & Nelson. Circ ®-300
ANTONITO, 347; Conejos, 8794; 140m SW of Pueblo,
on main line and terminus Santa Fe br. D. & R. G. Ry.
Has flour mills and is local trade centre for agricultu-
ral, cattle and sheep raising and mining district. VaL
$8,606,700. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Alamosa. Pal-
ace Hotel.
Ledger— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '92; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $1.50. J. D. Frazey. Circ 4:-40(>
ASPEN*, 3303; Pitkin, 7020; 290m SW of Denver,,
terminus Asi)cn br. I). iS: R. G. and Aspen br. C. M.
Rys. Roaring Fork river furnishes ample water
power. Has Smuggler (two), Mollie Gibson, Famous-
Hunter Pass and Aspen Concentrating Co., gold, silverj
copper and lead ore mills; Aspen and Moliie Gibsorh
mines and 20 others, employing 2000 men, with
monthly pav roll of .S130, 000. Is mining trade centre
for Roaring"^ Fork Valley. Val. $903,950. Express^
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Jerome.
Times— Morning ex Mon; Pop; Est. '85; 8p
18X22; Sub. $6. Aspen Times Pub. Co.
Circ {i)-1875
Times— Saturday ; Pop; Est. '81; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $2. Aspen Times Pub. Co. Circ i3)-63»
Tribune— Morning ex Mon; Poji; Est. '96;
Sp 13X20; Sub. .$5. Price & McChesney.
Circ ®-40O
BASALT, 565 ; Eagle, 3008 ; 300m W of Denver, ter-
minus Asj>en br. C. 'M. Ry. Is an agricultural and
stock raising town and local trade centre. Express;.
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Aspen.
Journal— Saturday; Dem; Est. '97; 6p
1 7 1 -2 X 24 ; Sub. $2. Overbeck & AVarner.
Circ 3>230'
BERTHOTTD, 405; Larimer, 12168; 54m N of Denver
on Colorado Southern Ry. Wheat and sugar. Raises
cattle and farm produce'. Express; Telegrajih. Bank
of Berthoud.
Bulletin— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '90 ; 8p 15 x 24 ;
Sub. $1.50. R. C. Hardesty. Circ ^-SOft
COLORADO.
55
BESSEMEK, 3317; Pueblo, 34448 : (suburb of Pueb-
1(1. Ini S). junction Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado
A: Southern Kys. Has manufactories of steel rails and
other iron and steel products and oil, also two large
snieltino; plants. Val. .¥2,(;(;2,0'J4. Express; Tele-
graph. First Nat. Bank, Pueblo.
Indicator -Friday; Rep; Est.' 00; 8p 20x2(5;
Sub. S^l. P.Byrnes. Cire fD-2000
BOULDER*, f.loO; Boulder, 21544: 2!»m NW of Den-
ver, junction Boulder brs. U. P. and C. & S. and C. &
N. \V. Rys. Has milling and elevator and pressed
brick companies and other industries. Is gold and
silver mining, fruit raising, farming and stock raising
trade centre for surrounding country. Health resort
for summer tourists. Seat of State 'University. Val.
S8,4()(),()U(). Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Colorado Hotel.
Camera— Evening: Tnd-Dem; Est. '91; 4p
1SX22; Sub. .^5. Boulder Pub. Co. Circ..f}-750
Tribune (vveekly edition of Camera)— Friday ;
Ind-Dem; Est. '80; 8p 15x22; Sub. «1.
BouUier Pub. Co. Cire t'-lOSO
Herald— Evening; Silver Rep; Est. '80; 4p
15x22; Sub. .«(■>. Otto H. AVangelin.
(Wed. edition is the weekly, 8p 15x22).
Cire ®-400
News— Thursday : Rep ; Est. '66; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .S2. Ricketts Kerr. Cire (J)-675
Rocky Mountain Baptist— Thursday; Bap-
tist; Est. '04; 12p 0X12; Sub. $1.25. Asa
Whitten. Cire §i-1000
Times— Tuesdav and Friday; Ind; Est. '97;
8p 15x22 ; Sub..«1.25. Hornby & Maupin.
Giro 3-1800
BRECKENRIDGE*, (twp.) 076; Summit, 2744; ]00m
SW of Denver on Colorado & Southern Ry. Has cattle
raising and gold and silver mining interests. Exjiress ;
Telegraph. Engle Bros. Exchange Bank. Denver Hotel.
Journal— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '80: 8p 14x20;
Sub. §2.50. O. K. Gaymon. Cire (g)-1393
BRIGHTON, 366; Adams, 153,017; 19m NE of
Denver on Union Pacific Ry. Is an agricultural and
dairying town and trade centre for nearby villages.
Val. §150,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Brighton.
Register— Friday ; Rep; Est. '86; 4p 17X22;
Sub. .^1. 50. Lee & Son. Cire 3-384
BRUSH, 381; Morgan, 3268; 00m E of Denver on
Burlington & Missouri River Ry. Agriculture and
stock raising are the chief industries. Is trade centre
for a greater portion of the county. Exi)ress ; Tele-
graph. State Bank of Fort Morgan, Fort Morgan.
Tribune— Friday ; Est. '96; 8p 13x20; Sub.
si. Edw. H. Madison. Cire ®-540
BUENA VISTA*, (twp.) 1800 ; Chaffee, 7085 ; 35m SE of
Leadville on Colorado & Southern, Denver & Rio
Grande and Colorado Midland Rys. Here are rich
silver mines, smelting plants, seed fields and celebrated
mineral springs. Is trade centre and supjily point for
large farming and mining district. State Reformatory.
Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Buena Vista. Princeton
Inn.
The Colorado Republic— Thursday; Rep; Est.
'.S(t: lOp ix<24; Sub. §2. W. R. Logan
Co. Ci.; ...'3-2600
BURLINGTON*, 183; Kit Carson, 1580; 14.5m SE of
Denver on Kansas City & Colorado Line br. R. T. & P.
Ry. Has lumber trade, food and flour mills. F^xpress;
Telegraph. Goodland City Bank, Goodland, Kansas.
Republican— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '02 ; 4p 15x22 ;
Sub. SI. F.N.King. Cire (3-205
CANON CITY*, 3775; Fremont, 15636; 41m W of
Pueblo on Denver & Rio Grande, Canon City & Cripple
Creek, terminus Canon City br. A., T. & S. F. Rys. Has
W, S. Reduction & Refining Co. and Empire Zinc Co.,
Smelters; Diamond Fire Brick Co., Canon Brick & Tile
Co., Canon City Milling Co. and the D. E. Gibson, Camp-
bell, and Biggs Lumber Comi)anies. Has electric power
plant for Cripple Creek and Victor mines. Is trade centre
for fruit growing and mining section. Seat of Bene-
dictine Sisters' Academy and Colorado State Peniten-
tiary. Has hot and cold Soda and Iron springs; is
summer and winter health resort. Val. 87,000,000.
Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Strathmore
Hotel.
Clipper— Tuesday and Friday; Dem: Est. '88;
Np 15x22; Sub. .'tii2. Fremont Pub. Co
<'irc (3)-1020
Record- Thursday ; Rep; Est. '75; 8p 16x22;
Sub. .«2. Guy U.Hardy. Cire Cg)-2000
Times— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '88; 8p 16X22;
Sub. .$1. A. F. Terrill. Cire (D-980
CARBONDALE, -±00; Garfield, 5835; 12m E of Glen-
wood Springs on Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado
Midland and Crystal River Rys. Coal mines and min-
eral tributary. Raises cattle and farm produce. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Bank of Carbondale.
Item— Thursday ; Est. '98; 8p 13X20; Sub..*2.
<'harles Johnson. Cire (J)-538
CASTLE ROCK*, 304; Douglas. 3120: 33m S of Den-
ver on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Colorado & South-
ern and Denver & Rio Grande Rys. Has extensive stone
quarries and is local trade centre for agricultural re-
gion, live stock and dairy. Exi>ress; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank, Denver. City Hotel.
Journal— Friday ; Silver Rep; Est. '80; 8p
15x22; Sub. $2. H.C.Wood. Cire ®-49G
Record— Thursday; Rep; Est. '95; 4p 18x24;
Sub. .$1.50. W. .J. Whittier. Cire (f-SOO
CENTRAL CITY*, 3114;Gilpm, 6690; 40m NW of
Denver, terminus Black Hawk & Central City br. Colo-
rado i& Southern Ry. Here are rich gold mines, mill-
ing and sampling works. Is trade centre and supply
point for mining jiopulation. Val. §1,500,000. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Rocky Mountjiin Nat. Bank. Teller
House.
Miner— Friday; Dem; Est. '98; 8p 16X22;
Sub. .«1.5(). .J. D. & H. C. Hurd. Cire ®-730
Observer —Thursday; Ind; Est. '87; 8p
15x22; Sub. .«2. F. J. Altvater. Cire (3)-760
Register-Call— Friday; Rep; Est. '61; 8p
15x22; Sub. §2.50. G. M. Laird Cire.. . .(J)-900
CHEYENNE WELLS*, 298 ; Cheyenne, 501 : 175m E of
Denver on Union Pacific Ry. div. terminus of Union
Pacific Ry. Is a stock raising and farming country.
Express ; Telegraph. Cheyenne County Bank.
Republican— Friday ; Rep; Est. '89; 4p
15 A 22; .Sub. §1. Cheyenne Wells Pub.
Co. Cire 3-750
COLORADO CITY, 2914; El Paso, 31602; 3m NW of
Colorado S])riiigs on Colorado Midland, D. & R. G. and
Colorado Springs & Cripple Creek District Rys. Val.
§800.000. Express; Telegraph. Citz. State Bank,
Colorado Springs. Hotel Hoffman.
Argus— Saturday ; Ind; Est. 1900; 4-8p
20X26; Sub. §1.50. Chase & Snider.
Cire (1-400
Iris— Saturday; Ind; Est. '88; 4p 20x26;
Sub. §1 . W. P. Epperson & Co. Cire (i)-500
COLORADO SPRINGS*, 21085; El Paso, 31602; 75m
S of Denver on Denver & Rio Grande, Colorado & South-
ern, Santii Fe, Rock Island and Missouri Pacific, ter-
minus Colorado Midland and Colora do Springs and Crip-
ple Creek District Rys. Is a health resort for victims of
lung trouble, with several large hotels, numerous cot-
tages, boarding houses and bathing establishments and a
summer po])ulation of 40000. Is headquarters for the
most important mining district in the state, including
Cripple Creek, Victor, Goldfield, Altmin, Anaconda,
Elkton, Gillette, Independence. Lawrence and inter-
vening settlements, with 30000 mining population and
producing more gold than the rest of the state, and a
total production of nearly §30,000,000 annually. Trol-
ley to Colorado City, Manitou, Broadmoor, Cheyenne,
West Colorado Springs. Is seat of Colorado College. St.
Francis (R. Catholic) Hos])ital and Childs-Drexel Print-
ers' Home. Val. §21,879,200. Exi)ress; Telegraph.
El Paso County Bank. The Antlers Hotel.
Colorado Tourist and Hotel Reporter— Satur-
day; Ind; Est. 95; 4p 10X26; Sub. §2.
H.'.Ierome Toy. Cire .3-2000
Democrat— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '89; 8p
16x22; Sub. §1.50. T. B. & Nellie E.
Pyles. Cire (J-438
Facts— Saturday ; Est. '96; 32p 10x12; Sub.
§1. S. N. Francis & Co. Cire (f)-2600
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTOEY AND GAZETTEER.
Garden of the Gods-Monthly; Est. 1902;
lOOp (> 1-2X10; Sub. $1. Western Pub.
Co. Circ S-8000
Gazette— Morn in.u; and Sunday; Rep; Est.
'7'J: 10-121) IS ■21 ]-4: Sub. $7. Colorado
Sjirinf^s Gazette Pub. Co. Circ (D-9341
Gazette— Thursday; Rep; Est. '72; 12p
1SX21 l-rt: .Sub. .§1. Colorado Springs
Gazette Pub. Co. Circ X-2319
Labor News— Friday: Org. Lab.; Est. '90; 8p
!."> 22; Sub. SI. R.M. BarndoUar. Circ... (1-1500
Mining Investor— Monday ; Mining; Est. '94;
2(i-4Si) S 1-2X11: Sub. S4. Sachs ^t
Tarliell. Circ 1-2520
Mining Record— Evening ; Mining; Est. '89;
4-Sp 18X22; Sub. So. The Reinert Pub.
Co. Circ (D-5000
MiningRecord— Saturday; Mining; Est. '89;
]o-JCip 18X22; Sub. S2. The Reinhert
I'ul). Co. Circ @-8000
Press— Saturday; Rep; Est. '95; 8p 15x22;
Sub. SI. 50. E. C. F. Whitaker. Circ (J)-2600
Sun— Saturday; Rep; Est. '97; 4p 17x24;
.Sub. S1.5(>. Antlers Pub. Co. Circ (g'-1500
Telegraph— Evening and Sunday; Ind; Est.
\S7: 10-12p 17x24; Sub. ¥7. Consoli-
dated Pub. Co. Circ 1-8844
Telegraph— Friday; Ind; Est. '77; 8-12pl7x
24: .Sub. SI. Consolidated Pub. Co. Circ..(l)-3771
The Rocky Mt. Elk-Monthly; B. P. O. E.;
Est. '()2; 14-18p 9 1-2X12 1-2: Sub. $1.
The Prompt Pub. Co. Circ 1-1150
Tiger— + Wednesday ; Collegiate; Est. '99;
12-lGp9X12; Sub. SI. 25. Colorado Col-
lege. Circ ^-450
COMO, -107 : Park, 2998 ; 88m SW of Denver on Denver,
Colorado ct Southern Rv. Is a railroad town and mining
district. Val. §128,000. Kxpress; Telegraph. Bank
of Alma. .4,lma.
Record— Thursdav ; Rep; Est. '89; 4p 15x22;
Sub. $2. W. Ballinger. Circ :4;i-256
CORTEZ*) 126 ; Montezuma, 3058 ; 12m SW of Dolores,
nearest railroad, express and telegraph point. In an
extensive irrigated farming section, (iuillet Bros.,
Bankers.
Journal— Tuesday; Rep; Est. '88; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $2. C.A.Day. Circ ®-500
CRAIG, 397 ; Routt, 3661 ; 95m N of Rifle on D. & R.
O. and Colorado Midland Rys. ]Searest railroad, ex-
press and telegraph connection at Rifle. Bank of
Craig.
Courier— Friday ; Ind; Est. '91 ; 4p 15x22;
Sub. $2. Courier Co. Circ S-500
CREEDE* (1'. O. Amethyst.) 938; Mineral, 1913 : 35m
NW of Del Norte, terminus Creede br. I). & R. G. Ry.
A mining town. Express ; Telegrajih. Miners' Bank.
Candle— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '91; 8p 15x22;
Sub. i2. Geo. C. WUder. Circ 'i.)-850
CRESTED BUTTE, 988: Gunnison. 5331: 2Sm N of
(Uuiuisou on (rested Butte br. D. & K. G. Ky. Has
rich silver, gold and coal mines, also coke ovens.
Express; Telegraph. Bank of Crested Butte. Elk
Mountain Hotel.
Elk Mountain Pilot-Tuesday; Rep; Est. '81;
4]) 1 r, • 22 ; Sub. S2. W. & M. D.3cker. Circ.1-500
CRIPPLE CREEK, 10147; Teller, 30000: 45m SW of
Colorailo Sprnigs, teriniu'is Floren:'e & Cripple Creek
Midland Termin il ami Colorado Sjirings iSr Crijiple
Creek Rys. Is trade centre for tlie Cripple Creek
gold miii nLT district, one of the riclicst in the world,
employing 7000 men. with monthly i)ay roll of S500,-
000. 'Trolley to Altman, In lepende'nce, Goldfleld and
Victor. Has summer visinors. Exi>ress; Telegraph
Bimetallic Bank. National Hotel.
Gold— Saturdav ; Mming: Est. 1900; 24-32p
9X12; SulS. $2.50. B. R. Addinbrooke.
Circ 3-1800
Press— Morning ex Mondav; Deni. ; Labor;
Est. ';iU:8-12p: Sub. S (S : Press Printing
& Pub. Co. Circ (1-1500
Star— Evening; Ind : Est. '98 : 8p 15X22 ; Sub.
$(•>. P. H. Knoulton. Circ f-3600
Star— Saturday ; Ind; Est.'98; 8p 18x24; Sub.
$2.50. P. "H.Knowlton. Circ |^-120O
Times — Morning ex Mon; Ind; Est. '91;
8-lGp 20X24; Sub. $7.80. Times Pub.
Co. Circ 1-4068
Times (weekly edition of Times) — Thurs-
dav: Ind; 'Est. '— ; 4p 18X24; Sub.$1.50.
Times Pub. Co. Circ 1-2382
DEBEQUE, 314; Mesa, 92G7; 300m W of Denver on
Denver & Itio (irande and Colorado Midland Rys.
Has deposits of coal, gas and oil. and raises fruit a'nd
cattle. Is trade centre for surrounding towns. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Bank of Debeque.
Bugle— Saturdav ; Ind-Dem: Est. '98; 4p
15X22; .Sub. $1.50. Bugle Pub. Co. Circ.l)-800
DEL NORTE*, 705; Rio Grande, 4080; 30m NW of
.Vlamosa on Rio Grande River and Creede br. D. & R.
G. Ry. Has grist mills, creamery and brewery, mining
and farming interests and is base of supi)lie's for San
Juan niinina; region. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Del ^'orte. Windsor Hotel.
Eagle— Weekly; Ind; Est. 1900; IGp 11x15;
Sub. $1 ; W.H. Cochran. Circ 5-1450
Prospector— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '74; 8p
20X26; Sub. $2. Pro.spector Pub. Co.
Circ 1-860
DELTA*, 819; Delta, 5487; 85m W of Gunnison on
main line D. & R. G. Ry. Junction of North Fork
branch of I). iS: R. G. Ry. Has canning factory and
creameries. Trade centre for fruit growing and' agri-
cultural section. Exjiress; Telegraph. Farmers' and
Merchants' Bank.
Independent— Friday; Rep; Est. '83; 8p
16x22; Sub. $1.50. R. D. Blair. Circ 3-960
Laborer— Friday ; Progress; Ind-Dem; Est.
'88: 4p 15x20. Sub. $2. H. D. Hopkins.
Circ (1-950
DENVER*, (state cai)ital), 133,859; Arapahoe, 153,-
017 ; '.I22m W of St. Louis, junction Burlington, Rock
Island, Santa Fe, Denver & Rio Grande, Colorado &
Southern, Denver, Leadville .X; Gunnison and Union
Pacific Rys. Here are : The Omaha & Grant Smelting
works, the largest in the world ; Boston & Colorado
Smelting Co.,(ilobe and Philadelphia Smelting & Refin-
ing Companies, Continental Oil Co., Colorado Milling &
Elevator Co., Colorado Packing & Provision Co., Argo
Brick Co., Denver United Breweries and manufactures
of cotton, paper, lumber, flour, mining machinery, chem-
icals and mall liquors, with combined capital of $9,780,-
000, employ ing 1818 people and iiroducing $7,435,000
annually ; smelting, with 1400 employees,$l,500,000 in-
vested and producing $18,044,665 annually, heads a list
of 103 imiiortant industries, valued at $43,451,705 and
employing H)679 iieoi)le, with monthly pay roll of
$915,^98. Denver is the headquarters for the mining
imterests of the state and trade centre for a mining,
agricultural and manufacturing region, reaching from
the Missouri river to the California line with 1,800,-
000 poji. and an annual trade of $150,000,000. Has a
branch of the United States Mint, 15 religious schools,
21 colleges, academies and asylums, six hospitals and
sanitarium and home for cons"um]itives. Denver's ])ure
air and invigorating climate makes it a great resort for
victims of lung trouble. Denver is noted for the rapid-
ity of its growth, for its sjilendid public and business
buildings, and miles of hard, level streets, lined with
palatial stone residences. Val. $71, 785,500. Exjiress;
Telegrai)h. First Nat. Bank. The Brown Palace Hotel.
Ag'l and Live Stock Herald— ^lonthly; Est.
SS; 81) 13X2(»: Sub. 5(iL-. 1*. E. Crabtree.
Circ ®-4035
A. 0. U. W. Record— Monthly ; Fraternal ; Est.
'87; 8p 11x15; Sub. 50c. Pierce Pub. Co.
Circ... 1-8200
Colorado Herold-Daily: Ind; Est. 1902: 4p
17X22; Sub. $6. Harl)urg & Co. Circ. ..3-4680
Colorado Herold Saturday ; Ind; Est.' 72;
121) 17X22; Sub. $2. Harburg & Co.
Circ fl-11000
Commercial Tribune— Wednesday ; Ind; Est.
'83; 28p 11X14; Sub. $2. Commercial
Pub. Co. Circ 1-5400
Colorado-Odd Fellow Semi-monthly ; Frater-
nal; Est. ■'.>•"); 8p 10X15; Sub. $1.50.. J.
M. Norinaii. Circ '....13-1200
COLORADO.
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Colorado-Vorwarts ((Terman)— Friday ; Haru-
Kin-i; Kst. ".>•>; 8p 15X22; Sub. $1.50. L.
1'. BisoholT. Circ f -2560
Critique— ^Ii'iitlily; Medical; r;st. ".>5 ; OOp
(IX '.I; Sub. SI. Denver Journal Tub. Co.
Circ ®-1012
Denver Record-Stockman— Afternoon ; Live
.stock; Est. '77; 4p 17X21; Sub. $3.
Kecord-Stocknwn Tuh. Co. Circ (^-8000
East End Echo-Friday: Kep;; Est. ".)6; 4p
1.-. K :.'•_'■. Sul). 81. AV. S. Wager. Circ @-1200
Elyria Journal— Saturday: Rep; Est. ".»1; 8p
1.". L':.'; Sub. .81. E. J. Miller. (Printsan
edition under the heading; Globeville
News.) Comb. Circ ®-800
Examiner— Saturdav; Ind; Est. "JO; 4p
L'l ».■.!.'(;; Sub. .82. .1. M. Loniery. Circ. ..®-1816
Eye— Saturdav ; Rep; Est. '8G; 4p 22x28;
Sub. 81. "L. N. Zalinger. Circ ®-3000
Facts— Saturdav; Ind; Est. '95; 4p 17x24;
Sub. 81. ReedPub.Co. Circ ®-9820
Field and Farm— Saturday ; Agricultural;
Kst. '72; ir.p 11X15; Sub. .$2. Lute Wil-
cox. Circ (J)-15000
Forsyth's Chips-Thursday; Est. 1900. The
Denver Printing Co. Circ 3-1166
Fraternal Union — Monthly ; American In-
suranc-f Publication; Est. '90; 8pl4X22;
Sub. 50c. Fraiernal Union of America.
Circ ff -25000
George's Weekly— Saturday ; Ind-Silver; Est.
■.S4;8p 17X24; Sub. §1. Road Pub. Co. I
( ire : ®-1500 ]
Highland Chief— Saturday; Ind-Rep; Est. '89;
sp llxlO; Sub.Sl. E.H.Snyder. Circ..iS)-1390
Hotel Bulletin-Daily; Est. '90; 8p 15X22;
Sub. 85. Hotel Bulletin Pub. Co. Circ. ..®-1642
Illustrated Weekly— Wednesday; Family; j
Est. '90; 8p 17X24; Sub. $1. Calhouii
Pub. Co. Circ i2:-25000
Industrial Advocate— Friday; Labor; Est.
"'.i::; 4|i IC. 22; Sub. 81. Chas. F. Chase.
(ire ®-1218
Insurance Report— Monthly ; Est. '97; 24p
loxi:!; Sub. 83. (larrett Brown. Circ
Irrigation Era-Monthly ; Est. '87 ; 36p 9X 12 ;
Sub. 81. Irrigation Era Pub. Co. Circ...®-4500
Junior Order— Si-mo; Jr. O. U. A. M; Est.
"97 ; Kip 0X9; Sub. $1. Junior Order Pub.
( (>. (ire S)-1220
Legal Adviser-Weekly; Est. '97; 56p 6X9;
Sub. s(;. .Alills Pub. Co. Circ
Live Stock Record— Evening; Est. '91; 4p
17X24; Sul). 82. Record Pub. Co. Circ. .$-2635
Medical Times-Monthly; Est.'82; 54p7X10;
Suli. 82. Denver Medical Pub. Co. Circ..®-2018
Mining Reporter— Thursday ; Trade ; Est. '73 ;
52pyxi2; Sub. 83. Industrial Printing
and Pub Co. Circ I)-4206
Mining World-Tuesday; Est.'90; 8p 11X15;
Sub. 50c. World Ptg. Co. Circ ®-11519
Motor Field— Monthlv : Automobile and Cy-
cling; Est. '92; 36p 7 1-2X9 1-4; Sub. .$1.
<;. A. Wablegren. Circ .. .(1-2500
National Standard— Saturday; G. A.R; Est.
'97: 8p 13X20; Sub. 81. National Stand-
ard Pub. Co. Circ
Ores and Metals— Monthly ; Mining; Est. '91;
S2p 11X15; Sub. 82. P. A. Leonard,
(in- 3 -3500
Outdoor Life— Monthly ; Out door recreation ;
Est. '97; 116p 5 '1-8X7 7-8; Sub. fl.
McGuire & Ricker. Circ ©-35000
Pacific Woodman— Monthly ; Fraternal; Est.
'90: 8p 15X22 ; Sub. 50c. The Head Camp
Pacitic .Jurisdiction Woodmen of the
World. Circ (2;-85000
Tost — Evening; Ind; Est. '93; 12-lOp
17 3-4x22; Sub. 87.80. Post Printing &
Publishing Co. Circ L-32171
Tost (Sunday edition of Post) — Sunday;
Ind; Est." '98; 32p 17 3-4x22; Sub. .82.
Post Printing & Publishing Co. Circ. . . i -38782
Pythian Triangle— Monthly ; K. of P; Est.
'91 :8p 11X15; Sub. $1. Robt. A. Plunkett.
Circ {I;-750
Railroad Red Book-Monthly ; Est. '74; 104p
0X8: Sul). 50c. Carson- Harper Co. Circ. 3:-10000
Republican— Morning; Rep; Est. '79; 12-40p
19-,24; Sub. .89. Republican Pub. Co.
Circ -. a-27552
Republican— Sunday ; Rep; Est. '— 30))
19x24; Sub. $2.50. Republican Pub. Co.
Circ 1-29394
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '79; 12p
19 a 24; Sub. 81. Republican Pub. Co.
Circ (S-SOSO
Rocky Mountain Druggist— Monthly ; Drugs ;
Est. '88; 54p 9X12; Sub. 50c. Rockj-
Mountain Druggist Pub. Co. Circ 3-2712
Rocky Mountain Herald— Saturday ; Rep;
Kst. '(10; 8p 15X22; Sub. 50c. Halsey
M. Rhoades. Circ @-1500
Rocky Mountain News— Morning ; Ind; Est.
'59; lOp 18x23; Sub. .f9. R. C. Camp-
bell. Circ (I)-29292
Rocky Mountain News— Sunday; Ind; Est.
'59; 32-30p 18x23; Sub. $2.50. R. C.
Campbell. Circ (1-47528
Rocky Mountain News— Thursday ; Ind; Est.
'5!i; 12p ]8>23; Sub. 81. R. C. Camp-
bell. Circ S-6000
Rocky Mountain Official Railway Guide-
Monthly; Est. '92; 112p GX 9; Sub. 50c.
OfficiarGuide Co. Circ @-5000
Rocky Mountain Sentinel— Saturday; Non-
])artisau: Est. '87; 8]) 17x24; Sub. $1.
Herbert Sirall. Circ (3)-1200
Rocky Mountain World— Saturday ; Ind ; Est.
'81; 8p 15x22; Sub. $1. Halsey M.
Rhoads. Circ ®-1800
Roma (Italian)— Saturday; Ind; Est.'—; 4p
2nx2G; Sub. 82. Pietro Albi. Circ ®-500
Square and Compass— Monthly ; Freemasons;
Est. '92; 32p 7X10; Sub. $1. Lawrence N.
Greenleaf . Circ 3-1550
Standard— Sunday; Single Tax; Est '92; 8p
13x20; Sub. $1. Charles N. Monaghan.
Circ. '. J)-1538
Svenska-Amerikuska Western (Swedish)—
Thursday; Lil)eral; Est. '88; 12p 18x24;
81.50. Swedish I'rinting Co. Circ (3)-9300
Times— Evening; Rep; Est. '71; 10-14p
17 x24; Sub. 87.80. R. C. Campbell. Circ. 3-26652
Western Grocer, Butcher and Clerk— Month-
ly : Kst.l'.ioo: 10). 10X14; Sub. 81. George
V. Richards and W. S. Keller. Circ. ^-1500
DOLORES, 108; Montezuma, 3052; 60m SW of Dur-
ango on Rio Grande Southern Ry. Has flour, saw mills
and coal mines and is a trade "centre for Montezuma
Valley, southwestern Colorado and southeastern Utah.
Val. $250,000. Express; Telegraph. Jno. J. Harris
& Co., Bankers.
Star— Friday; Dem; Est. '97; 4p 15x22;
Sub. 82. Joe H. DeWitt. Circ S-476
DURANGO*, 3317; La Plata, 7010; 360m from Den-
ver, terminus main line and Silverton br. D. & R. G.
and R. G. S. Rys. Am. Smelting & Refining Co., Porter
Fuel Co., San Juan Coal Mining Co., Cham))ion Coal
Co. and Gold King Con. Coal Mining Co. with annual
output of 700,000 tons; Durango Iron Works, two
flour mills, ice plant and the Smelter Brewery. Is
trade centre for large farming, fruit, stock raising and
mining section. Val. $3,900,000. Express ; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. Strater House.
Democrat— Morning; Dem; Est. '97: 4p
18X24; Sub. $6. D.F.Day. Circ (3)-1700
Democrat— Friday ; Dem; Est. '93; 4p 20x26;
Sub. 81.50. D.F.Day. Circ ®-847
Herald— Evening; Rep; Est. '86; 4p 15x22;
Sub. $0. Herald Printing Co. Circ S-816
Herald— Monday and Thursday; Rep; Est.
'79; 4p 15x22; Sub. $1.50. Herald Print-
ing Co. Circ ®-600
Wage Earner— Thursday ; Pop; 4p 17x24;
.Sub. 81. O. S. Galbreath. Circ ®-800
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PETTINGILL^S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
EADS. 80; Kiowa, 700; 110m E of Pueblo on Missouri
I'acitii- Ky. Stock raising country, f^xpress. Tele-
graph. Citizens' Bank.
Press— Gilbert Summersett.
EATON, 384; Weld, 16808; on Union Pacific Ry.
In a larming section. Beet sugar factory. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Eaton.
Herald-Friday; Ind; Est. '94; 12p 13xM0:
Sub. SI. 50. H.E.Hogue. Circ (|-1100
ELBERT, 778; Elbert, 3101; 52m SE of Denver on
('i)l(irailo & .Southern Ry. In a cattle raising, daii-y
and agricultural district. Express ; Telegraph. Elbert
County Bank, Elbert.
Tribune— Thursday; Rep; Est. '84; 8p
I.'. <22; Sub. .SI. 50. J.E.Pope. Circ...(f-600
ELDORA, 395; Boulder, 21544; 22m of Boulder,
nearest railroad, express and telegraph point, by stage.
First Nat. Bank, Boulder.
Miner— Saturday; Rep; Est. '97; 4-8p
1.". 3-4x22; Sub. $2. Eldora Pub. Co. Circ. 1-540
ELIZABETH, 487 ; Elbert, 3101 ; 39m SE of Denver
on L'niou I'acific, Denver & Gulf Ry. Raises oats, corn,
rye, potatoes and cattle, dairy products. Express;
Telegrai)h. Farmers' Bank, Elizabeth.
Banner— Friday ; Local ; Est. '88; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $1.50. F.P.Murray. Circ ^-400
EVA.NS, 389 ; Weld, 16803 ; 4m S of Greeley on Union
Pacific Ry. A farming and stock raising town. Ex-
]>ress; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Greeley. Perkins
House.
Courier— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '70; 6p 18x24;
Sub. .§1.50. C. C. Huffsmith. Circ ®-550
FAIR PLAY*, 310; Park, 2998; 100m SW of Denver
on Denver, Leadville & Gunnison Ry. Is cattle and
slieej) raising and mining town. Trade centre for Park
county. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Fa irp lay.
Flume— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '79; 4p 20x26;
Sub. «!2. D. H. Tobey. Circ ®-500
FLORENCE, (twp.) 6128; Fremont, 16850; 150m S of
Denver on Denver & Rio Grande, Florence & Cripjtle
Creek and Canon City br. A.,T. & S. F. Rys. Has Flor-
ence Oil Refining and Oil Well Supplies Mfg. companies,
R. AV. English Lumber Co., United Oil Co. and other in-
dustries. Large Portland Cement Plant. Over 250,000
bbls. jietroleuin are annually refined here and 500 tons
Cripple Creek gold ore are reduced daily. Is mining
trade centre for Fremont and adjoining counties.
Has Florence & Canon City Electric Ry. Val. $350,-
000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Florence.
Citizen— Thursday; Rep; Est. '02: 4p 22X36;
Sul>. .SI. C. ri. Bissell. Circ A -175
Citizen— Tuesday, Thursdav and Saturday;
Rep; E.st. '98; 4-8p 22X36; Sub. .S3. C. H.
Bissell. Circ @-600
Refiner— Tuesday and Friday ; Rep ; Est. '87 ;
4p 17X24; Sub. 82. J.A.Moore. Circ....(i)-700
Tribune— Evening; Ind; Est. "96; 4-6p
1 5 ,.: 22 ; Sub. S4. The Tribune Printing &
I'uli. Co. Circ i^.
973
FORT COLLINS*, 4000; Larimer, 1.5000; 74m N of
Denver on main line, terminus Greeley and Stout l>rs.
C. & S. Ry. Poudre river furnishes water jtower for
Lindell Flouring mills, Hoffman mills,wagon and bicycle
factories and packing houses. Trade centre for lum-
bering and stock raising pojjulation of I'oudre and Big
Thompson Valleys. Greatest lamb feeding point in the
west. Seat of State Agricultural College. Health
resort lor consumjitives. Val . Si. 000, 000. Express;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Tedmon House.
Argus — Wednesday; Dem; Est. '95; 8p
16x22; Sub. $1.50. Coleman & Ogden.
Circ (f-1000
Co orado Christian— Weekly ; Religious ; Est.
'Ol ; 4p (; 3-4X10. W. J. Lockhart. Circ..(3)-500
Courier— Thursdav; Rep; Est. '78; lOp
15x22; Sub. $1.50. Courier Pub. Co.
Circ C3 -1500
Express- Wednesday ; Rep ; Est. '73; 10-12p
16x22; Sub. $2. Russell & Shephard.
t^'irc (D-1796
FORT LTJPTON, 214; Weld, 16808; 26m N of Denver
on Union Pacific Ry. Raises fruit and market garden
produce. Cheese and condensed milk factories, cream-
eries, canning factory and feed mill. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank.
Advertiser— Friday ; Ind : Est. '97 ; 4p
13x20; Sub. $1. Geo. E. Swan. Circ 3-450
The Fort Lupton Spirit- Weekly ; Sub. $1.50.
F. S. Falkenburg. Circ 3-300
FORT MORGAN*, 634; Morgan, 3268; 76m NE of
Denver on Burlington & Missouri Ry. In farming and
f razing section. Express ; Telegraph. State Bank ot
ort Morgan.
Herald— Friday; Pop; Est. '89; 4p 18x24;
Sub. $1.50. James Flanningen. Circ ®-450
Times— Friday ; Rep: Est. '84: 8p 15x22;
Sub. $1.50. James A. Ide. Circ 2-980
FOWLER, 681; Otero, 11522; 34m SE of I'ueblo on
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Chiefly a farming
town. Express; Telegraph. Bank, RockyFord.
Tribune— Fridav: "97: 4p 15X22; Sub. 75c.
W . .1. McDoiiald. Circ i-540
FRUITA, 126; Mesa, 9267; 10m NW of Grand Junc-
tion on Rio Grande Western Ry. Has stock raising
fruit and sugar growing. Chief" interest agriculture.
Express; Telegraph. Mesa County State Bank.
Mail— Saturday ; Pop; Est. '93; 4p 15x22;
Sub. SI. 50. N.C.Wagner. Circ f-460
GEORGETOWN*, 1418 ; Clear Creek, 7082 ; 50m W of
Denver on the Loo]i line of IT. P., D. & G. Ry. Nearby
are rich deposits of zinc, gold, silver, lead and other
minerals. Here are several quartz mills and concentra-
tors, [s a trade centre and supi)ly point for mining-
poimlation. Val. $1,442,218. Express; Telegraph.
Bank of Georgetown. Hotel de Paris.
Courier — Saturday; Mining; Est. '78; 4p
17x24; Sub. $1.50. J.S.Randall. Circ. 2 -1841
GILLETT, 524; Teller, 29002 ; 4m NE of Cripple Creek
on Midland Terminal Ry. 45 miles by rail from Color-
ado Springs. Express; Telegraph. Gillett Hotel.
Forum— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '95 ; 4p 15 x 22 ;
Sub. $2. James Parfet. Circ '2-800
GLENWOOD SPRINGS*, 1750; Garfield. .-.835; 60iu.
NW of Leadville on Denver & Rio (irande and Colo-
rado Midland Rys. Hot Springs make the town a healtli
resort for invalids. Has cattle raising, farming and
fruitgrowing interests, also rich deposits of coal and
iron ore. Is the base of sup])lies for Grand River
Valley. Express; Telegrajih. First Nat. Bank. Col-
orado Hotel.
Avalanche— Evening; Ind; Est. '91; 4p
l.'i 22; Sub. $6. H. J. Holmes. Circ {3)-300'
Avalanche Echo 'weeklv edition of Avalanche)
—Thursday; Ind; Est. '85; 4p 20x26; Sub.
$2. H.J.Holmes. Circ J-1000
Post— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '92; 8p 15x22;
Sub. $2. A.J.Dickson. Circ (D-960
GOLDEN*, 3152; Jefferson. 9306; 16m W of Denver
on the Loop Line of the Colorado A: Southern Ry. and
is terminus of Denver, Lakewood & Golden Rys. also-
a division on the Colorado & Southern Ry. Its chief
industries : Pottery, drain pipe and 'l)rick man-
ufactories, smelting works, brewery and flouring mills.
State Reform School and Colorado School of Mines
situated here. Val. $2,000, OO'J. Exi)ress ; Telegraph.
Woods, Wilson & Rubey, Bankers. Babcock House.
Globe— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '72 ; 4p 26x40;
Sub. S2. O. W. Garrison. Circ :3-150O'
Transcript— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '66; 8p
14 2(1; Sub. $2. (ieo. West. Circ 3-624
GOLDFIELD, 2191; Teller, 30000; on Florence &
Cripple Creek Ry., the Colorado Midland terminal and
Colorado .Springs & Cripple Creek Ry. Has mining
and milling industries. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Goldfi-^ld.
Times— Thursdav; Ind; Est. '95; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $2. Charles T. Bugh. Circ f2 -960
GRANADA, 204; I'rowers, 3766; 17m E of Lamar on
Atchisiin, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Farming and cat-
tle raising country. Great cantaloupe and sugar beet
centre. Express;" Telegraph. Bank.
Times— Thursdav; Ind; Est. '98; 8p 15X22;
Sub. $1.50. D. H. Dickason. Circ ifj-520i
COLOIiADO.
SO-
GRAND JUNCTION*, 8503 ; Mesa, 0207 ; 375m W of
Denver, tcnniiuis Denver & Rio (Grande, Rio Grande
Western and Colorado Midland Rys. Has Grand Junc-
tion Milling & Elevator Co., Western I'laning Mill Co.,
heet sugar factory with a capacity of 350 tons, and
only tire proof sugar factory in the U. S.; and other
interests. Is fanning, fruit and cattle rasing town.
Trade centre lor surrounding region. Val. $397,000.
Exjiress; Telegraph. Mesa County State Bank. Bruns-
wiek Hotel.
Grand Valley Sun— Friday; Ind; Est. '9G; 4p
15x22; Sub. $1.50. Grand Junction
Printing Co. Circ (D-850
News— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '82: 8p 15x22;
Sub. §2. Price & Newton. Circ D-IOOO
Sentinel— Evening; Ind: Est. '!>3; -tp 13x20;
Sub. .S5. Lee & Bunting. Circ ®-550
Sentinel— Saturday ; Ind: Est. '9-1; 8]) 13x20;
Sub. .si. 50. Lee & Bunting. Circ (3j-680
The Evening Sun— Evening; Ind; Est. '83; 4p
15X22; Sub. .t;0. Wm. G. Connely. Circ..i,3y-650
GRANITE, 250; CliafTee, 7085; 20m S of Lead-
ville on Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado Midland
Rys. Express ; Telegraph.
Mining Journal— Monday ; Rep; Est. '94; 4p
18 ■■^i; Sub. .$2. Ben H. Pelton. Circ 3-640
GREELEY*, 3023; Weld, 10808; 52m N of Denver on
I'nion I'acific, Union Pacific, Colorado & Southern Rys.
Industries : Farming and stock raising ; annual value of
l)roduct .f 2,000.000. Is trade centre for northern part
of county. Seat o I State Normal School. Val. .?!l,200.-
000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Oasis
Hotel.
Republican— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '87; 8p
15X22; Sub. $1.50. Republican Pub. Co.
Circ (J)-800
Sun— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '72; 8p 15x22;
Sub. . SI. J. B. Fatten. Circ ®-650
Tribune— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '70; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .^2. Greeley Tribune Pub. Co. Circ. 4,-2000
GTJFFEY, 300; Park, 2998; 13m of Freshwater,
nearest railroad point. Is a mining town and trade
centre for nearby towns. Express; Telegraph, Fresh-
water. Bank. Cripple Creek.
Prospector— Thursday ; Local; Est. '97; 4p
17x24; Sub. $2.50. A. M. Anderson.
Circ ®-325
GUNNISON*, 1200; Gunnison. 5331; 170m W of
I'ueblo, Terminus Crested Butte br. D. & R. G. and termi-
nus Gunnison & Baldwin br. C. & S. Rys. Has de-
posits of iron, manganese, coal, gold and silver and is
engaged in agriculture and the raising of live stock. Is
trade centre for the entire county. Val. .¥746,000.
Express ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. La Veta Hotel.
News Champion— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '80; 4p
15 22; Sub. $2. Henry F. Lake, Jr. CircCg-^SO
Tribune— Friday ; Rep; Est. '80; 4-8p 15x22;
Sub. $2. C.E.Adams. Circ ...3-930
HOLLY, 304; Prowers, 3700 ; 70m E of La Junta on
Atchinson, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. In farming dis-
trict. Express ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, La Junta.
Chief tain— Friday ; Ind; Est. '97; 8p 11x18;
Sub. .-^l. 50. H. W. Milford. Circ ®-300
HOLYOKE*, i51; Phillips, 1583; 48m E of Sterling
on Burlington & Missouri Ry. passenger and freight
division. An agricultural and stock raising country.
Exjiress; Telegraph. Bank of Holyoke.
Herald— Friday; Rep; Est. '87; 4p 17x24;
Sub. .SI. 50. J. H. Painter. Circ ®-390
HOOPER, -lOl : Costilla, 4032 ; 100m S of Denver on
Denver & Rio Grande Ry. Has flour mills and is local
trade centre for agricultural and mining section. Ex-
jiress ; Telegraph. Costilla County BauK.
Press— Friday ; Est. '95; 4p 11x10; Sub.
si. .50. E.D.Lane. Circ ®-525
Tribune— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '91; 8p 13x20;
.Sub. $1.50. Tribune Pub. Co. Circ (t;-400
HQTCHKISS, 833 ; Delta, 5487 ; 25m E of Delta, nearest
railroad and telegraph point. Fruit and stock raising,
immense coal and oil fields. Express. Bank of North
Fork.
Times— Thursday ; Ind: Est. '97; Op 24x36;
Sub. $2. Clinton H. Martin. Circ @-870
HUGO*, 200; Lincoln, 920; 105m SE of Denver on
Union Pacific Ry. Is shipping jioint for cattle and
slieej) raising district. Express; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank, Denver.
Ledger— Wednesday ; Live stock; Ind; Est.
'89; 4p 20x20; Sub.$1.50. Clarence M.
Miles. Circ g)-704
IDAHO SPRINGS, 2502; Clear Creek, 7082; 37m W
of Denver on the Loo]) line of C. & S. Ry. Has
gold and silver mines, also hot soda springs ; is a
health and jdeasure resort. Val. $4,350,000. Express ;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Beebee Hotel.
Gazette— Thursday ;Dem; Est. '80;10p 13X20;
Sul). $2. The Clear Creek County Pub. &
Ptg. Co. Circ 5-l80a
News— Friday; Ind; Est. '83; 4p 10x22;
Sub. $2.50. M. J. Bowen. Circ ®-54a
IDALIA, 603; Arapahoe, 153.017; 30m S of Wray,
nearest railroad jioint. Cattle and sheej) raising and
agriculture are tlie jirincipal industries. Trade cen-
tre for agricultural section. Express and Telegraphy
Wray. Commercial Bank.
Republican— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '92; 4p
15,- 22; Sub. $1. Fritz Beck. Circ 3)-15(>
JULESBURG*, 371; Sedgwick, 971; 25m N of Hol-
j'oke, junction Union Pacific and Denver br. Union
Pacific Ry. In farming and cattle raising district. Ex-
press ; Telegrajih. Citizens' Bank.
Grit Advocate — Friday ; Rep ; Est. '93 ; 8p
15x22; .Sub. $1. G.M.Braxton. Circ. .. 3 -50a
LAFAYETTE, 1192; Boulder, 21544; 8m E of Boulder
on Burlington & Missouri River, Union Pacific and
Denver & Gulf Rys. Raises live stock and farm pro-
duce. Has coal mines. Trade centre and shipping
point. Express; Telegraph. Bank, LaFayette.
News— Friday; Est.'98; 8p 13X20; Sub. $1.
C. L. Bowman. Circ ®-490
LA JARA, 455; Conejos, 8794; 10m SW of Alamosa
on Denver & Rio Grande Ry. Has turquoise and gold
mines, stock raising and agricultural -interests. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Bank of Alamosa, Alamosa.
Chronicle— Friday ; Ind-Dem; Est. 1900; 4p
18X24; Sub. $1. M.J.Collins. Circ 3;-480
LA JUNTA* , 1 "^00 ; Otero , 1 7 5 00 ; 1 8 5m SE of Den ver on
Western div. and terminus three divisions A., T. & S.
F. Ry . Here are the .Santa Fe car and rejiair shops with
monthly pay roll^of $100,000. Is trade centre and ship-
ping point for the Arkansas Valley, with farming and
sheep raising jioiiulation of 10000 "and annual trade of
$2,500,000. Has Santa Fe Riiilroad Hospital. Val.f7,-
300,000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. A.,
T. and S. F. R. R. Hotel.
Democrat— Evening; Dem; Est. '97; 4p
11x16; Sub. $4. Marion R. McCauIey.
Circ D-275
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p
17x24; Sub. $1.50. Marion R.McCauley.
Circ i)-815
Tribune— Wednesday and Saturday; Rep;
Est. '79; 4-8p 15X22; Sub. $1.50. Fred
B. Mason. Circ S-700
LAKE CITY*, 1000 ; Hinsdale, 1609 ; 35m NE of Silver-
ton, terminus Lake City br. D. & R. G. Ry. Here are
gold, silver, copper and lead mines. Express; Tel-
egraph. Miners' & Merchants' Bank. Pueblo House.
Phonograph— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '89; 4p
17 ^s 24 ; Sub. $2.50. John LTglow. Circ. . . .$-550
Times— Thursday ; Rep : Est. '91;4p 18x24;
Sub. $2.50. W.C.Blair. Circ 3;-500
LAMAR, 987; Prowers, 3766; 116m E of Pueblo
on Atchison, Tojteka & Santa Fe Ry. Has milling
and elevator company, creamery and seed house. Local
trade centre for agricultural territory. Val. $130,873.
Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Union Hotel.
Register— Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '80 ;8p 13x20;
Sub. $1.50. G.B.Merrill. Circ ®-525
Sparks— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '87 ;6p 18x24;
Sub. $1.50. J. T. Lawless. Circ (3)-720
LAS ANIMAS*, 1192; Bent. 3049; 80m E of Pueblo
on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Ry. Raises cattle,
sheep, sugar and melons. A health resort. Express;
Telegraph. Bent County Bank. Gardner House.
60
PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AXD GAZETTEER.
Democrat— Thursday; Dem; Est. '86; 4p
17x24; Sub. $1.50. G.B.Wick. Circ (J)-45U
Leader— Friday ; Rep ; Kst. '73; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $2. ifno. A. Murphy. Circ 4;-G72
LA VETA, 2.54; Huesfano, 83'.t5; IGm SW of Walsen-
burj;- on Alamosa br. D. & R. G. Ry. In a mining, cattle
rallying and farming section. A summer resort. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Walsen's Banking Co., Walsenburg.
Advertiser— Saturday ; Ind; Est. ".)4; 4p
17x24; Sub. $1. O.E.Turner. Circ (J)-375
LEADVILLE*, :245.">; Lake, 18054: 152m SW of
Denver on Denver & Rio Grande, Colorado Midland,
terminus Colorado & Southern and Blue River
br. I). & R. G. Rys. Leadville has .§300,000,000 in-
vested in mining and .S3, 500, 000 in smelting and
^mjiloys OSOO men with monthly i)ay roll of !*330,000.
The values of the metals i)roduced in Lake County of
which Leadville controls the mining centre, in 1897.
were : Gold .§2,063,858, silver $3,251,710, copper $330,-
414 and lead .§801,090. The leading concerns are : The
American, Arkansas Valley, Bimetallic and Monaith
Smelting companies and Chicago & Aurora Smelting
and Retining Co., Eugleback Machinery Mfg. Co. and
Union Coal & Coke Co. Is mining, farming and graz-
ing trade centre for the region from the Continental
Divide to the Utah border. Val. $1,801,270. Exi>ress ;
Telegrajdi. American Nat. Bank. Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Chronicle— Evening; Ind-Rep; Est. '79; 4])
17a 22; Sub. $6. Leadville Pub. and
Printing Co. Circ 3 -2000
Carbonate Chronicle (weekly edition of
Chronicle;— Monday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '79;
8p 17x24; Sub. $2. Leadville Pub. and
Printing Co. Circ 3 -2500
Herald-Democrat— Mornmg; Ind-Rep; Est.
■79; sp 17 • 22; .Sub. $9. LeadvUlePub.
and Printing Co. Circ 3-4498
Herald-Democrat— Sunday; Ind-Rep; Est.
'80; Si) 17 ^22; Sub. .$— . Leadville Pub.
and Printing Co. Circ 3-5000
Miner— Evening: Dem; Est. '97; 4-6p 15X22;
Sub. $(■). Miner Pub. Co. Circ
Western Miner (weekly edition of Miner)—
.Saturday; Dem; Est. '96; 8p 15x22; Sub.
$2. Miner Pub. Co. Circ
News-Dispatch and Reporter— Evening ex
.Sat: Dem; Est. '95: 8p 15x22; Sub. $7.20.
Allied Trades I'rinting & Pub. Co. .Circ. ..{|)-2000
News-Dispatch and Reporter— Sunday ; Dem ;
Est. '95; 8-12p 15X22; Sub. $2. Allied
Trades Printing & Pub. Co. Circ 1-2500
LITTLETON, (twp.) 738 ; Arapahoe. 153,017; 11m S
o! Denver on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Denver
ct Rio Grande Rys. An agricultural town. Val. $143,-
705. Express ; Telegraph. Bank of Littleton.
Independent— Friday; Ind; Est. "88; 4p
17 ■24; Sub. §1.50. Clarence O. Finch.
Circ (3)-500
LONGMONT, 2201 : Boulder, 21544; 38m N of Denver
on Cnion Pacitic, Burlington and Denver & Gulf Rys.
Has Enipson Packing Co., canned peas; three flour-
ing mills and two oil wells. Is a resort for {'onsumptives.
Exjiress; Telegrajih. Val. $593,320. Farmers' Nat.
Bank. Imjierial Hotel.
Call— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '99; 8p 15X22;
Suli. $1 . Geo. W. Johnson. Circ ig-1000
Ledger— Friday ; Rep; Est. '79; 4p 20x26;
Sub. $1.50. Ledger Pub. Co. Circ (g;-600
Times— Evening; Ind; Est. '94; 4p 15x22;
Sub. $3. E. Francis Beckwith. Circ ®-676
Times— Friday; Ind; Est. '88; 4p 20x26;
Sub. $1.50. E. Francis Beckwith. Circ. .^-1152
LOUISVILLE, 966; Boulder, 21544; 10m SE of
Boulder on Union Pacific, Denver & Gulf Ry. The
town mines coal. Express; Telegraph. Boulder Nat.
Bank, Boulder.
World— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '89; 4p 18X24;
.Sub. $2. .T.B.King. Circ ^-375
LOVELAND, 1091 ; Larimer, 12168 ; 59ni NW of Den-
ver on C. & S. Ry. Trade centre for agricultural and
mining district.'^ Largest sugar factory in Colorado.
Val. $1,000,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Love-
land. Loveland House.
Register — Wednesday ; Rep ;
.15x22; Sub. $1.50. R.
Circ
Reporter-
15 T2
Est. '94; 8p
C. Hardesty.
a-iooo
Thursday; Ind. -Rep; Est. '80; 16p
Sul). $1.50. W. L. Thorndyke.
Circ 3 -1650
MANCOS, 1015 ; Montezuma, 42(;7 ; 40m W of Durango
on Rio Grande Southern Ry. Has large gold and coal
mining and farming interests. Exjjress; Telegraph.
Geo. Bauer, Banker.
Times— Friday; Dem; Est.
Sub. $2. W. H. Kelley.
'93; 4p 17X24;
Circ 3;-300
MANITOTJ, 1303 ; El I'aso, 316o2 ; 5m NW of Colorado
Springs on Colorado Midlantl, terminus Manitou &
Pikes Peak and Manitou br. I), c^t R. G. Rys. The soda
and iron sjirings, with madicinal iirojierties are famous
and have maile the town well known as a health and
pleasure resort. Entertains yearly 50000 tourists. Is
at the foot of the Rocky Mountains with a cog road
running to the to|i of Pikes Peak. Has electrics to
Colorado Springs and nearby towns and resorts. Val.
$667,165. Exjiress: Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Col-
orado Springs. Barker's Hotel.
Journal (June 15 to Sept 1)— Evening; Rep:
Est. '82; 4p24x36; Sub.$l. A. N. Frowine
Circ 4-800
Journal— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '85;4p 24x36;
Sul). $2. A. N. Frowine Circ (S-800
MARBLE, 329; Gunnison. 5331; 28m S of Placita,
nearest railroad point. In a mming and farming com-
munity. Express ; Telegraph and Bank, IManita.
Times— Friday ; Ind; Est. '86: 4p 15x22;
Sul). $3. Evan Williams. Circ !3)-600
MEEKER*, 700 ; Rio Blanco, 2000 ; 300m W of Den-
ver, nearest railroad station Rifle, Colo. Chief industry
is cattle raising. Is trade centre for Rio Blanco and
Western Routt counties. Has extensive oil, asphaltum
and coal territory. Exi)ress ; Telegraph. Bank of Meeker.
Herald— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '85; 4p 17x24;
Sul). §2. James Lyttle. Circ '3-850
MONTE 'VISTA, 1200; Rio Grande, 4080; 15m SE of
Del Norte on Creede br. I). & R. G. Ry. Has flour mills,
foundry and machine shojis and is' trade centre for
agricultural and mining district. Val. $340,000. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. State Bank.
Graphic— Friday; Rep; '84; 4p 18X24; Sub.
$1.50. W. 1. G. Whittier & Son. Circ 3 -425
Journal— Saturday ; Pop; Est. '88: 6p 13x20;
Sub. $1. Journal Pub. Co. Circ $-630
MONTROSE*, 1800; Montrose, 4535; 250m SW of
Denver on Narrow Gauge from .Salida to Grand .Junc-
tion, intersection of Ouray br. D. & R. G. Ry. Has
planing mills and manufactures tile and beekeepers'
supplies. Great fruit section, also stock raising. Is
trade centre for mining camp, and a healthful resort.
Mineral water and two sanitariums. Val. $500,000.
Express: Telegrai)h. First Nat. Bank. Smith's Cen-
tral Hotel.
Enterprise— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '88; 8p
16x22 : Sub. $1.50. O. C. Skinner & Son.
Circ l;-1180
Press— Friday; Rep; Est. '83; 8p 26x40: Sub.
.S1.50. Heckenthoen & Murphy. Circ 3 -800
MONUMENT, 156; El Paso, 31602; 20m N of Colo-
rado Si)rings on Denver & Rio Grande and Atchison,
Tojieka & Santa Fe Rys. A large produce market.
Exi)ress; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Colorado
Si)rings.
Messenger— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '90; 4p
lSxL'4; Sub. $1.50. Ford A Lambert.
Circ (J}-300
MORRISON, 254; Jefferson, 9306; 15m W of Den-
ver and SE of (Tolden, terminus Morrison br. C. & S.
Ry. A suljihur spring and limestone quarry here.
Express; Telegraph.
Bud-Friday; Rep; Est. '88; 8p 13x20; Sub.
$1.50. M. de Leon Innis. Circ 4-500
MOSCA, 293; Costilla, 4632; 120m SW of Pueblo on
Denver eV" Silverton line D. & R. G. Ry. Has large
mills and is local trade centre for agricultural district.
Express; Telegraph. Farmers' Bank, Hooper.
Herald— Friday; Rep; Est. '91; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $1.50: Herald Pub. Co. Circ (3)-600
COLORADO.
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NEW CASTLE, 431; Garfield, 5836; 12m W of (51en-
woimI Sjiriiigs on Denver & Rio Grande and Colorado
3Ii(llan(l Kvs. Has coal dejiosits, planing mills and
raises fruit" and cattle. Express; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank, Glenvvood .Springs.
Nonpareil— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '90; 4p
1 7 •, -'4 ; Sub. §2. R. C. Coryell. Circ 0;-336
OPHIR, 286; San Miguel, 5379; 7m SW of Telluride
on Rio Grande Southern Ry. In vicinity of large gold
and silver mines. Express; Telegraph. First Nat.
Bank, Telluride.
Mail-Fridav; Ind; Est. '94; 4p 15x22; Sub.
s2. C. G. Sumner. Circ S-500
OUHAY*, 2196: Ouray, 4731; 38.">m SW of Denver,
terminus Ouray br. D."& R. G. Ry. Here are hot sul-
jihur and iron springs, rich silver and gold mines. Is
commercial centre and supiily point for mining and
agricultural poiiulatiou. Val. §399,850. Express; Tel-
egraph. Bank of Ouray. Beaumont Hotel.
Herald— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '89; 4p 20x26;
Sub. .S2. Ernest C. Bacon. Circ (J-IOOO
Silverite-Plaindealer— Friday ; Dem; Est.
■,s,S; 4p 20 2t', ; Sub. .S2. F. J. Hulaniski.
Circ 4-875
PAGOSA SPRINGS*, 367 ; Archuleta, 2117 ; Have Ry.,
Rio (irande, Fagosa & Northern Ry. Is trade centre
for the county. The Hot Thormal Sjirings are located
here. Express; Telegraph. First Bank of Pagosa
Springs.
News— Fridav: Ind-Dem; Est. '90; 4p 17x24;
Sub.s2. b. L. Egger. Circ (J)-560
PALMER LAKE, 166; El Paso, 31602; 52m S of
D>,'nvcr on Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe and Denver &
Rio Grande Rys. In an agricultural district. Health
resort. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Colorado Springs.
Yesterday and To-Day— Saturday ; Rep ; Est.
'98;4p 15X22; Sub. §1.50. Frank R.Sher-
win, Jr. Circ @-600
PITKIN, 500; Gunnison, 5331; 25m NE of Gunnison
on Colorado & Southern Ry. The town has gold and
silver mines, smelting plant and quartz mills. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Pitkin Bank.
Miner— Friday ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §2. L.M.Nance. Circ S-540
PUEBLO*, 28157; Pueblc, 55340; 40m S of Colorado
Siiring.s on Santa Fe, Denver & Rio Grande, Union
Pacific, Denver & Gulf, terminus Rock Island and
Missouri & Pacific Rys. Has Minnequa Plant of Colo.
Philadeli)hia, Pueblo and Colorado Smelting com-
jianies, Iron City Mfg. Co., mining machinery; Lar-
man's Foundry, Nuckall Packing Co., Standard Fire
Brick "Works, 'flue brick and crucibles; steel works,
soap factories, pickling and canning estalilishments
and large railroad repair shops. emi)loying 5000 people,
with monthly pay roll of .SI. 390,000. Is trade centre
for large farming and mining section with trolley to
surrounding towns. Has State Insane Asylum. Val.
.520,500,000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Union Deiiot Hotel.
Arkansas Valley Review— Friday : Ind ; Est.
',»,"■>; Sp 12X24; Sub. SI. Review Pub. Co.
C. S. Linn. Circ (3;-1360
Chief tain— Morning ; Rep ; Est. '68 ; 8p 17x24 ;
Sul). .S6. Chieftain Pub. Co. Circ @-8706
Chieftain-Sunday ; Rep ; Est. '68 ; 16p 17X24;
Sub. S2. Chieftain Pub. Co. Circ.- 3:-9000
Chieftain— Thursday ;Rep ; Est. '68 ; 8pl7x24 ;
Sub. .SI. Chieftain Pub. Co. Circ (S-4962
Courier— Friday ; Labor; Est. '92; 8p 13x20;
Sub. .SI. Courier Pub. Co. Circ L-3337
II Vindice (Italian)— Saturday ; Est. '96; 4p
18X24; Sub. §1.50. II Vindice Pub. Co.
Circ rD-1200
Independent Reform Press— Thursday ; Pop ;
Est. '95; 4p 15x22; Sub. §1. I. B.
Chamberlain. Circ ®-1025
La Hermandad (Spanish)— Monthly ; Unde-
nounnational; Est. '89; 4p 20X30; Sub.
50c. Alex. M. Darley. Circ. J;-l 500
Poultry and Farm Journal— Monthly ; Agri-
cultural; Est. '98; 4p 11X16; Sub. 25c.
Mrs. M. B. Slack. Circ I -2000
REDCLIFF*, 256 ; Eagle, 3008 ; 24m N of Leadville
on Denver & Kio (!ranae Ky. Has mines of gold, silver,
lead and iron. Is local trade centre for mining district.
Exjiress; Telegraph. American Nat. Bank, Leadville.
Blade— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '94; 4p 17x24;
Sub. §2. John D. Nims. Circ S-'iOO
Times— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '86; 8p 13x20;
Sub. §2.50. 'McCabe & McCabe. Circ S-480
RICO*, 811; Dolores, 1134; 35m NW of Durango on
Kio Grande Southern Ry. Has rich coal, iron, gold,
zinc, coi)per and silver deposits. Is trade centre
and base of supplies for miners. Mills for reducing
ores. Val. §288,418. Express ; Telegraph. Kico State
Bank. Hotel Enterprise.
News— Saturday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '79: 4p
1S> 24; Sub. §2.50. (ieo. H. Hutt. Circ. 3-720
RIDGWAY, 489: Ouray, 4731; 10m N of Ouray on
Rio Grande Southern and Ouray br. D. & R. (t. Ry.
Has mines of gold and silver and farming interests,
Exi)ress; Telegraph. Bank of Ridgway
Populist— Friday ; Pop ; Est. '94; 4p 13x20;
Sub. §2. Ellen G. Cassedy. Circ 5-275
RIFLE, 273: Garfield, 5835; 26m W of Glenwood
Springs on Colorado Midland and Denver & Rio
Grande Rys. Express; Telegrajth. First Nat. Bank,
Glenwood .Sj)rings.
Reveille- Friday ; Ind; Est. '90; 4p 15x22,
Sub. §2. W. P. Kennedy. Circ J -300
ROCKY FORD, 2018 ; Otero, 11522 ; 53m E of Pueblo
on Arkansas River and Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Ry. Chief industry is fruit raising and sugar beet
culture. Express; Telegraph. State Bank of Rocky
Ford.
Enterprise— Thursday ; Rep ; Est. '87 ; 8p
18x24; Sub. §1.50. Enterprise Pub. Co.
Circ S-900
Republican— Friday ; Rep: Est. '95: 8p
13x20; Sub. §1.50. M. E. Springer.
Circ i,-73a
SAGUACHE*, 4(!2; Saguache, 3853, 32m NE of Del
Norte; nearest railroad and telegrajih point. Villa
Grove. In farming and mining region. Exjiress.
Saguache County Bank.
Crescent— Thursday; Rep; Est. '80 ;8p 14x20;
Sub. §2. Lee Fairbanks. Circ 3-750
SALIDA, 3722; Chaffee, 7085; 90m W of Pueblo,
junction main line and Southwestern narrow gauge
system of D. & R. G. Ry. ' Here are railroad shops,
employing 1000 men. with monthly pay roll of between
§75,000 and §90,000. Is farming and mining trade
centre for wide region. Has D. & R. G. Ry. hospital.
Poncha Hot Springs attracts tourists. Val. §600.869.
Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Monte Crista
Hotel.
Mail— Tuesday and Friday; Dem; Est. '80; 4p
20X24; Sub. §2.50. J. F. Erdlen. Circ. 3-1200
Record— Friday; Rep; Est. '93; 8p 18x24;
Sub. §1.50. Salida Record Pub. Co. Circ. 1-1250
SHERIDAN LAKE*, H"; Kiowa. 701; 135m E of
Pueblo on Missouri Pacific Ry. Is a stock raising town.
Express; Telegraph. Citizens' Bank.
Press— Friday; Rep; Est. '87 ;4p 15x22; Sub.
§1.50. C.F.Liggett. Circ
SILVER CLIFF*, 576; Custer, 2937; 32m SW of
Canon City; nearest railroad i)oint, Cotopaxi. Here
are rich gold and silver mines and large reduction
plant. The town has cattle raising and farming indus-
tries. Express; Telegraph. Henry H. Thompson,
Banker.
Rustler— Wednesday : Dem; Est. '75; 4p
18-24; Sub. §2. Doyle & Wolf. Circ 3-600
SILVER PLUME, 775; Creek. 7082; 54m W of
Denver on Colorado & Southern Ry. Has gold, silver,
lead and cojiper mines. Is a summer resort. Val.
§148,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank ol Clear Creek
County, Georgetown. AV^indsor Hotel.
Silver Standard— Saturday ; Ind ; Est. '85 ; 4p
17X24; Sub. §1.50. A.B.Clark. CIre....S-350
SILVERTON*, 2380; San Juan, 5342; 40m N of Du-
rango on Denver & Rio Grande and terminus Silverton
br. D. & R. G. Ry. Industries: Gold, lead, copper and
silver mining, smelting works and several factories.
Is supply i)oint and trade centre for mining population.
Express ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Grand Hotel.
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPEK DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Miner— Friday ; Rep; Est. '75; 4p 15x22;
Sub. *2. Clarence O. Finch. Circ ^-800
Standard— Saturdav ; Ind.-l)em:Est. '89; lOp
11;:1G; Sub. ^2.50. Klinger Bros. Cire...i3)-775
"SPRINGFIELD*, (twp.)44; Baca. 759; 50m S of La-
mar, nearest railroad and telegrai)li point. In farming
district. Express. First Nat. Bank, Lamar.
Herald— Friday ; Rep; Est. '87; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §1.25. S. E. Speclvmann. Circ (3-200
■STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 420; Routt, 3661; 120m
A'W ot (ieorgetown; nearest railroad and telegraph
point. Wolcott. A summer resort because of its hot
-and cold mineral springs. Express. Milnes & Co.,
Bankers.
Pilot— "Wednesday ; Dem; Est. '85; 4p 13x20;
Sub. SI. 50. Chas. H. Seckenby. Circ 3-950
*STER,LING*, 1O09: Logan, 3292; 140m E of Denver,
junction Tnion Faciflc and Burlington & Missouri Rys.
and Brush-Alliance. Black Hills line B. &. M. Ry.
Has farming and cattle raising interests. Largest ship-
ping point of Alfalfa seed in the United States. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Logan County Bank. American
House.
Advocate— Thursday; Rep; Est. '85; 8p
l.'.-.22; Sub. SI. 50. D.C.Fleming. Circ.J;-504
Democrat— Evening; Dem; Est. '98; 4p
11 -16; Sub. S2. 50. Chas. T. Pi'ice. Circ..®-125
Democrat— Fridav ; Dem; Est. '95; 8p 15x22;
.Sub. SI. 50. Chas. T. Price. Circ (J)-300
SULPHUR SPRINGS*, 199; Grand, 741; 47m NW
of (.icorgctown, with stage accommodations; on Grand
river. Inhabitants are engaged in farming and min-
ing. Xoted resort for health and pleasure seekers. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Bank, Georgetown.
Times— Friday; Rep; Est. '82; 4p 17X24;
Suli. S2.5C). Morton Alexander. Circ ^-590
TELLURIDE*, 2446; San Miguel, 5379; 45m S of
Ridgway on Telluride br. R. G. S. Ry. In grazing,
■agricultural and mining region. Express ; Telegraph.
First Xat. Bank. New Sheridan Hotel.
Examiner— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '80: 4p
IS 24; Sub. S2. Chas. G. Summer. Circ. 3i)-1307
Journal— Evening; Ind; Est. '94; 4p 15x22;
Sub. SG. Journal Pub. Co. Circ @-900
Journal— Thursday ; Ind;Est.'81; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .$3. Journal I'ub. Co. Circ '3,-1000
TRINIDAD*, 6345; Las Animas, 27842; 200m S of
Denver on Santa Fe and Colorado & .Southern
terminus Denver & Rio Grande Rys. Las Animas river
furnishes water power. Has Colorado & Southern
and Denver & Rio Grande Ry. shojis, woolen mill, Ger-
ard! macaroni faetorv, i)lani"ng mills, coke ovens and
Victor Coal Co. and (Colorado Fuel and Iron Co.s' mines,
employing 8000 people, with monthly payroll of $420,-
000. Is farming, stock raising and mining trade centre
for southeastern Colorado with 34000 pop. Val. $3,-
250.000. Exiiress; Telegraph. Trinidad Nat. Bank.
Columbian Hotel.
Advertiser— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '83;
sp IS .24; Sub. S6. Advertiser Co. Clrc.'f-llOO
Chronicle-News— Evening; Rep; Est. '89; 4p
18X24; Sub. $6. Chronicle-News Pub.
Co. Circ @-2460
Chronicle-News— Thursday ; Rep; Est.'79; 4p
1 s y '_'l ; Sul). Sl-oO. Chronicle-News Pub.
< ". Circ 3 -1265
Monitor— Friday; Dem; Est. '92; 8p 18x24;
Sub. SI. 50. Hosmer & HoUenbeck.
Circ (3)-1400
VICTOR, 4986; Teller, 30000; 30m W of Colorado
Springs on Florence & Cripple Creek and Golden Cir-
cle divs. D. & R. (t. and Midland Terminal div. C. M.
Rys. Industry: Gold mining. Is trade centre of Crij)-
ple Creek mining district with 50000 pop. Trolley to
Cri|)ple Creek. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Victor.
Hotel Victor.
Banner— Daily ; Rep: Est. 1902; 8p 13X20;
.Sub. 86. J.W.Wilson. Circ 3,-1300
Banner— Weekly ; Rep; Est. 1902; 8p 13X20;
Sub. S2. J. AV. Wilson. Circ '3-900
Record— Morning ex Mon;Rep; Est. '95; 8-16p
15x22. Sub. $(J; Record Ptg. & Pub. Co.
Circ (D-2350
Record— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '95; 8-p;
l.">/;22: .Sub. §1. Record Ptg. & Pub. Co.
Circ J-800
Record— Sunday; Rep; Est. '— ; 12-16|) 15X
22; Sub. $2. Record Ptg. & Pub. Co.
Circ ^-2800
WALDEN, 141; Larimer, 12167; 67m S of Larimer,
Wy<>., nearest railroad i)oint. Cattle raising is the chief
industry. Is trade centre of some imiiorfcmce and an
excellent summer resort. Express and Telegraph, Lar-
amie, Wyo. Albany County Nat. Bank, Laramie, Wyo.
Union— Friday; Ind; Est. '96; 4p 18x24;
Sub. S2. I'nion Pub. Co. Circ 4-500
WALSENBURG*, 1033; Huerfano, 8395; 54m S of
Pueblo, terminus Alamosa and Walsenlmrg & Trmidad
br. D. & R. G., Colorado & Southern Rys. Coal
mining and the raising of cattle and sheej, are the
chief industries. Trade centre for Huerfano county.
Val. $250,000. Express ; Telegraph. Walsen's Bank-
ing Co. Twin Lakes Hotel.
World— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '89; 8p 15x22;
sub. §1.50. W. C. Hunt. Circ S-816
WARD, 300; Boulder, 21544; 4m NW of Sunset,
nearest railroad, telegraph and express point. On Col-
orado and Northwestern Ry. A mining town. First
Nat. Bank, Boulder.
Miner— Friday; Rep; Est. '93; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §1.50. L.S.Smith. Circ 0-700
WESTCLIFFE, 25(;; Custer, 2937; 30m SW of Canon
City; nearest railroad jioint, Cotopaxi. Has farming
and mining interests. Express ; Telegraph, Silver Cliff.
Henry H. Tomi>kins, & Co., Bankers.
Wet Mountain Tribune— Saturday ; Pop ; Est.
'81;4p 16x22; Sub. S2. Alex. H. Lacy.
Circ ®-530
WHITEHORN, 7085; Fremont, 15636: 14m SE of
Salida, nearest railroad, exjiress and telegraph point.
Mining. First Nat. Bank, .Salida.
News -Friday; Rep; Est. '97; 4p 20x26; Sub.
§2. P. P.. Smith. Circ 3-300
WOODLAND PARK, 269; Teller, 30000; 12m NW
of Manitou on Colorado Midland Ry. A mining town
and summer resort. Express ; Telegraph. First Nat.
Bank, Colorado Springs.
Times— Fridav; Rep; Est. '96; 8p 13x20;
.Sub. S2. J. R. Wilson. Circ :3,-1150
WRAY, 650; Yuma. 1729; 166m E of Denver on Bur-
lington & Missouri Ry. Is trade centre for stock grow-
ing section and grain and stock shipping point for
eastern Colorado. Val. $350,000. Express; Tele-
gra]ih. Bank of Wray.
Rattler— Friday ; Rep; Est. '83; 8p 17x24;
Sub. $1.50." C. S. Will. Circ S-800
YUMA*, 139; Yuma, 1729; 26m E of Akron on Bur-
lington & Missouri Ry. In an agricultural and graz-
ing district. Express; Telegraph. Bank ot Yuma.
Commercial Hotel.
Pioneer— Friday ; Rep; Est. '85; 8p 13x20;
Sub. §1.50. Edmund J. Picard. Circ ®-570
CONNECTICUT.
Capital, Hartford. Settled at Windsor by Massachusetts men in 1G33. I'opulation 908, -420. Area, 5C>12
sq. miles. Acres of farm Land, 2.4:00,000; value of farmland, .$135,000,000; annual value of farm products,
^18,000,000. State debt, §1,239,752. Vote in 1900: Rep. 102567; Dem. 73997; Pro. 1G17; Social Dem.
1029 ; Social Labor 908.
Connecticut is bounded on the north by Massachusetts ; on the east by Rhode Island ; on the south by Long
Island sound and on the west by New York. All the eastern and central parts of the state are low and level, but
there are lines of hills in the west that continue on into Massachusetts. The highest is Bear mountain (2354
feet). Three rivers drain the state : The Thames in the east, the Connecticut in the centre and the Housatonic
in the west. The Thames is navigable to Norwich and the Connecticut to Hartford. Some iron and copper was
mined years ago and the red sandstone quarries are still in operation, the Portland quarries alone giving
work to nearly 1000 men. There are also deposits of marble, limestone, slate and porcelain clay. There are
50000 farms in the state along the river valleys and tobacco is the chief crop, with an animal crop of 14,000,-
000 pounds, worth over §2,000,000. The state has some fine harbors on the sound, but the shipping is not ex-
tensive. Hartford is the home of a large number of insurance companies, which carry risks amounting to
■81,000,000,000. Manufacturing is the leading occupation of the state and there are 100 of the principal manu-
factories in 20 lines, employing over 28000 people, with annual wages of .§12,500,000 and an annual product
of §45,000,000. The manufacture of weapons is one of the most important industries. These include the
Oatling and Hotchkiss guns and Colt's small arms of Hartford, the Winchester ritles of New Haven, the Parker guns
of Menden, the cartridges of Bridgeport and the knives and machetes of Collinsville. Besides the foregoing the
most important manufactories are the silverware of Meriden.the thread of Willimantic,the sewing machines and
brass goods of Bridgeport, the watches and clocks of Waterbuiy, Bristol and Thomaston, the bicycles and other iron
and steel goods of Hartford, New Haven, Middletown, Torrihgton, Thoinpsonville and Willimantic, the powder
■of Hazardville, knives of Northfield, carpets of ThompsonvilTe, plush and silverware of Seymour, bank note
paper of Manchester, farming implements of Winsted and Higganum and belts of Chester. Connecticut has
eight counties and newspapers are published in them all. The principal cities are : New Haven, Hartford,
Bridgeport, Waterbury, Meriden, New Britain, Norfolk, Danbury, Norwich and Stamford.
ANSONIA, (twp.) 12681 ; New Haven, 269,163 ; 12m
N W of New Haven on Naugatuck div., terminus Ansonia
br. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. Has Ansonia Brass & Cop-
per Co., Coe Brass Mfg. Co., John B. Gardner's Sons,
clock trimmings ; Phelps & Bartholomew Co., clock
movements; The Parrel Foundry & Machine Co.,
Ansonia Electrical Co. and minor industries, emi>loy-
ing 2500 people, with a monthly pay roll of §100.000.
Is trade centre for manufacturing villages with 25000
pop. Val. §8,000,000. Express; Telegraph. Ansonia
Nat. Bank. Dayton House.
Sentinel— Evening; Ind-Rep; Est. '71; 8-16p
17X21 1-2; Sub. §5. J.M.Emerson. Circ.X-4665
BERLIN, (twq).) 3448 ; Hartford, 195.415 ; 11m SW of
Hartford on Hartford div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. Has
manufactures of hardware, building iron and brick.
The American Bridge Co., employing 400 men, the Cor-
bin Cabinet Local Co., employing 100 men, and the Ber-
lin Construction Co., bridges and steel buildings, em-
ploying 200 men are here. Val. §1,500,193. Express;
Telegraph. Berlin Savings Bank, Kensington. Kilby
House.
News— Thursdav ; Ind; Est. '91; 4p 18x23;
Sub. §1. J.'^E.Beale. Circ (l;-2700
BRANFORD, 5706; New Haven, 209,058; 7m E of
New Haven on New York, New Haven & Hartford Ry.
Has Malleable Iron Fittings Co. and minor interests,
employing 1000 people. Large granite quarries. Has
Blackstone Memorial Librarv ; is a popular summer
resort. Val. §2,350,000. Express; Telegraph. Bran-
ford Savings Bank.
Opinion— Saturdav ; Non-political ; Est. '90 ; 8p
15x22; Sub. §1. Wm. Sheffield. Circ...S-1100
BRIDGEPORT*. 70996; Fairfield. 184,203; 56m NE
of New York on New Y'ork, New Haven & Hartford
and terminus Berkshire and Danbury divs. N.
Y., N. H. & H. Ry; on Long Island Sound, with daily
steamer service tx) New York, New Haven and Hartford
Here are located the Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma-
chine Co., Union Metallic Cartridge Co., American
Ordnance Co., Bridgeport Rolling Mills, Bridgeport
Malleable Iron Co., Liberty and Premier Cycle com-
panies, Bridgeport Chain Co., Vulcanized Handlebar
Co.. Yost ancT American writing machine companies,
Jackson Typewriter Co., Holmes & Edwards Silver
Co., Jennings Bro. Mfg. Co., Bridgeport Silverplate Co.
The Monumental Bronze Co.. Bryant Electric Co.,
American Grai)hophone Co., BuUard Machine Tool
Co., Burns, Silver & Co., Congdon & Carpenter Co.,
Cornwall & Patterson Mfg. Co.. Smith & Egge Mfg.
Co., hardware specialties; E. S. Hotchkiss. light hard-
ware : Challenge Razor works, Farist Steel Co., Acme
Shears Co., Berkshire Mfg. Co.. shears; Bridgeport
Brass Co., W. G. Rowell & Co., Eaton. Cole & Burn-
ham Co.. brass founders ; Bridgeport Forge Co., Bridge-
port Copjier Co., Bridgeport Crucible Co., Armstrong
Mfg. Co., tools and machinery; Ashcroft Mfg. Co..
steam gauges ; Acme Wire works. The Waldo Foun-
dry, manganese wire; Bridgeport Gun Implement
Co., Hincks & Johnson, carriages; Parrott Varnish
Co., Bridgeport Organ Co., Consolidated Rolling Stock
Co., Connecticut Breweries Co., Canfield Rubber Co.,
Bridgeport Silk Co., Salts Textile Mfg. Co., plushes;
Read Carpet Co., Bridgei)ort Elastic Web Co., Birds-
eye, Somers & Co., The Warner Bros. Co., L. L.
Loomer's Sons, Langdon, Batchelder & Co., corsets;
and minor products, involving over 400 firms, with
§25,000,000 capital, emjdoying 18000 people, with
monthly pay roll of §700,000. Is the trade centre for
western Connecticut ; has good docking facilities, with
large water traffic in coal, lumber and general merchan-
dise. Val. §59,877,830. Express; Telegraph. City
Nat. Bank. Atlantic Hotel.
Advocate— Saturdav: Labor: Dem: Est. '96:
8p 15x22; Sub. §1.50. John J. O'Neill.
Circ (3)-3426
Connecticut Workman — Saturdav ; Labor ;
p:st. 1901; 8p 15X22; Sub. §1."50. John
J. O'Neill. Circ 'f-820
Farmer— Evening; Dem; Est. '55; 8p 17x24;
Sub. §5. Farmer Pub. Co. Circ (3;-7000
PiibHsher''s Statement .—Ihe. Farmer on January
17, reduced its price to one cent and has heavily in-
creased in circulation. Now over 7,000 copies.
Republican Farmer (weekly edition of Farm-
er)— Fridav; Dem: Est. 1790; 8p 17X24;
Sub. §1. Farmer Pub. Co. Circ S)-4100
Herald— Sunday : Ind: Est. '88; 12p 18X22;
Sub. §2. F. R. Swift. (Prints an edition
under same name for Waterburv). Comb.
Circ ." S-40000
Gi
PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Independent Leader— Saturday; Ind; Est.
'90; 12p 8x13; Sub. «1.50. Sherwood
Bros. Circ ®-500
Post— Evening?; Ind; Est. '83; lOp 17x24;
Sub. §2.50. Post Pub. Co. Circ S-11275
Standard— Evening; Rep; Est. '30: 10 -12p
17.- 23 1-2; Sub. .*3. Standard Associa-
tion. Circ 3-4000
Republican - Standard (weekly edition of
Stanilard)— Friday ; Rep; Est. '30; lOp
l'(X23 1-2; Sub. $1. Standard Asso-
ciation. Circ ^3,-2500
Star- Saturday ; Dem; Est. '72; 8p 9x12;
Snb.81. AVm. H.May. Circ ®-725
Teleffram-TJnion— Morning; Ind; Est. '92;
Kip 18X22; Sub. §3. Union Co. Circ... 4 -10000
BKISTOL. (twp.)(3268; Hartford, 195.415; 9m W of
Mew Britain on Higliland div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry.
Has E. Ingraham Co., clocks; Dunbar Bros.,
Wallace Barnes Co.. clock springs; Lester Goodenougli,
brass foundry; New Departure Alfg. Co.. bicycle bells
and coaster brakes ; .Sessions Foundry Co., gray iron
castings ; John H. Sessions & Son. hardware; C. J.
Root, hardware sitecialties; The E. M. Welch Mfg. Co.,
clocks; Everett Horton. machinist; M. B. Edgerton,
saws ; Blakesley Novelty Co., elastics; Clayton Bros.,
light hard ware; Nathan L. Birge & Sons, woolen
shirts and drawers; Liberty Bell Co., manufacturers of
bicycle bells and other bells ; Bristol Brass and Clock
Co.", lamps, burners and brass goods; Am. Silver Co.,
table cutlery; Bristol Mfg. Co., knit goods; and minor
industries. Trade centre for surrounding towns. Trol-
ly to Plainville, Forrestville and New Britain. Val.
$5,700,000. Express; Telegraph. Bristol Nat. Bank.
Bristol House.
Press — Thursday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '71; 8-16p
15x22; .Sub. ?pl.50. Bristol Press Pub. Co.
Circ 3-1 740
CLINTON. 1429; Middlesex, 41760; 25m E of New
Haven on .Shore Line div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. and
Long Island Sound, with steamboat accommoda-
tions. I'ratt Chemical Co., Ponds Extract Co., man-
ufacturers extract witch hazel; Buell Bros., steel tools
and novelties; Wyckoff Bros., yacht and boat builders
and designers; Val. §766,624. Express; Telegraph.
Clinton Nat. Bank. Bacon House.
Recorder— Friday ; Ind; Est. '95; 8p 16x22;
Sub. si. Chas. H. .Scholey Circ (f-G50
CLINTONVILLE, (twp.) 2000; New Haven, 269,163;
12m NE of New Haven on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Ry. Manufacturino; is the leading pursuit.
Express; Telegraph. Bank, New Haven.
Wayside Gleanings— Monthly ; Family : Est.
".11; Kip 8X11; .Sub. 25c. Wayside Pub.
Co. Circ
DANBURY*, 16537; Fairfield, 184,203; 62m NE of
Greater New York on Highland and New York div.
N. Y., N. H. & H. Rys. Is the greatest hat centre in
America, with 37 concerns. Has also Rogers Bros.
Silver Plate Co., Turner Machine Co., McArthur Bros.,
paper; Clark Box Co., wood and paper boxes; and
minor interests, employing 8000 people, with monthly
pay roll of S300,000. Is trade centre for western Fair-
field and Putnam (N. Y.) counties with large farming
pop. Val. §8,000,000. Express ; Telegraph. Danbury
Nat. Bank. The Groveland House.
N. E. Medical Monthly and Prescription—
Med; Est. '81; lOOp 5X!) 1-2: Sub. .$1.50.
Danbury Medical Ptg. Co. Circ (a;-20000
News— Evening ex Wed; Ind; Est. '83; 8-lOp
17X23 1-2; Sub. .§4. Flint & Smith.
Circ @-4538
News — Wednesday ; Ind; Est. '70; 12p
17x23 1-2; Sub. §1. Flint & Smith.
fire (D-3917
DANIELSON (borough), 2823 ; Windham. 46861 ; 8m
S of I'utnam on Norwich ^V' Worcester div. N. Y., N.
H. & H. Ry. Has Danielsonville Cotton Co.. (Juinne-
baug (cotton) Co., p:.H. Jacobs Mfg. Co., mill supplies;
E. W. Scott, will]) sockets; Uncas Knitting Co., knit
goods; Danielson Worsted Co., Larkin & Wood Reed
Mfrs., and minor industries. Trolley to Putnam, I)ay-
villc, Webster through to Worcester, Providence and
Moosup; stage to Brooklyn. Express; Telegraph.
Wmdham County Savings Bank. Sprague House.
Transcript— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '48; 8p
18X24; Sub. §1.50. Burroughs & Hopkins
*'o. Circ (I)-1650
DARIEN, 1626; Fairfield, 184,203; 5m NE of Stam-
ford on New York, New Haven & Hartford Ry. Has
farming interests and is a commercial centre for farm-
ing poi)ulace. Val. §1,460,632. Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. Stamford. Columbia Hotel.
Review— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '95; 4p 15x22;
Sub. §1. Adelaide N. Bass. Circ ®-420'
DEEP RIVER. 1484; Middlesex, 41760; 20m SE of
Middletown on Valley div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. Has
Pratt, Read cS; Co., ])iano and organ keys and jiarts,
ivory combs; Denison Bros., organ stoiis; Potter &
Snell, bright wire goods, Niland Cut Glass Co.,^
Williams & Marvin, wood turnings, and Russell Jen-
nings Mfg. Co., bits and augers. Exi)ress; Telegraph.
Deej) River Nat. Bank. Mitchell Hotel.
New Era— Fridav; Rep; Est. '74; 4p 22x28;
Sub. §1.25. the New Era Pub. & Trading
Co. Circ (3)-160(>
DERBY, 7930; New Haven, 269,163; on Berkshire
div., terminus Ansonia br. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. ; at
head of navigation on Housatonic and Naugatuck riv-
ers, with water power second only to that of the Mer-
rimac in New England and passenger and freight
steamer connections with Greater New York and Long
Island Sound ports. Has Sterling Co., pianos and or-
gans; Birmingham Iron Foundry, heavy machinery;
Drig:gs, Seabury gnu and ammunition; Paugassett
(hosiery anil underwear) mills, R. N. Bassett Co.,
covered corset steels and dress stays; Howe Mfg.
Co., makers of the first pins ever made in America
and manufactories of combs, corsets, paper boxes,
files, typewriters, brass goods and other i)roducts.
Derby has the oldest electric railway in New England,
connecting Derby with Ansonia and Lake Housatonic
Park, a beautiful pleasure resort a short distance from
the city. Across the Housatonic is Shelton, 4500t;
Fairfield, 150,081; has Derby Silver Co., Derby
Paper Mills and i)Ulp works; Birmingham Brass Co.,
SheltonCo.'s tack and bolt works ; Wliitlock Machine
Co., printing presses; Radcliffe Bros., woolen mills;
R. & H. Adams's cotton mills. Silver Plate Cutlerv
Co., Derby Rubber Co., U. S. Rubber Reclaiming Co",
Branch Birmingham Iron Foundry, National Fold-
ing Box & Paper Co., AVilcox & Howe Co., bicycle
f orgings and carriage hardware ; and manufactories of
planes, razors, corsets and other ]>roducts. Riverview
Park on the bank of the Housatonic, is a i)leasure re-
sort near Lake Housatonic Park in l>erby. Val. of
Derby (incl. Birmingham borough), §3,500,000. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. Val. of Shelton (Huntington twp.)
§2,000,000. Express; Telegraph. Birmingham Nat.
Bank. Bassett House.
Derby News-Herald — Afternoon; Ind; Est.
'67; 8]i 17 1-2X21 1-2; Sub. §5. McGarry
& Reilly. Circ :3^-3500
News— Morning; Ind; Dem; Est. '97; 8p
15X24 1-2; Sub. §5. Daily News Co.
(Dated at Shelton and Ansonia also.)
Comb. Circ 3;-1750
EAST HARTFORD, 6406; Hartford, 195,415; (sub-
urb of Hartfortl, 2iii E) on main line, terminus Spring-
field br. N. E. Ry. Has New Enghind Ry. division re-
pair shops, Hartford Manilla Co., Walker I'aper Mill Co.
Tobacco interests. Trolley to Hartford and connect-
ions. Val. §2,952,555 Express; Telegraph. Hart-
ford Nat. Bank. New England House.
American Enterprise— Saturday; Ind; Est.
'88; 8p 30x44; Sub. §1. James A. 3Iartin.
(Prints an edition for Glastonbury, Man-
chester and So. M'indsor.) Comb. Circ g-1600
Gazette— Fridiiv ; Ind; Est. '85; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1.50. H.B.Hale. (Dated at Glaston-
bury and So. Windsor also.) Comb. Circ. (,4V 1500
GLASTONBURY. 4260; Hartford, 195,415; 6m
SE of Hartford; on trolley line to Hartford;
on Connecticut river, with daily steamer serv-
ice to New York. Has Glastonbury Knitting Co.,
Williams Bros. Mfg. Co., table cutlery and German
silverware; the J. B.Williams Co., Ivofine, root beer,
shaving soap ; Naubuc and Riverside Paper companies
and minor interests, employing 750 people, with
monthly jtay roll of nearly $25,000; has two feldspar
and seVeral granite quarries. Franklin Glazier &
Sons, and Crosby Mfg. Co., woolens. Is in the centre
of the tobacco belt and raises large croi)s of tobacco.
Val. §1,650,000. Express ; Telegraph. American Nat.
Bank, Hartford. Hotel Cornish.
Bulletin -Thursdiiy; Local; Est. '93; 4p
18x24; Sub. §1. E.H.Crosby. Circ S-600
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GREENWICH. 12172; Fairfield, 184.203; 5m W of
Stamlord. L".iin E of New York on New York, New
Haven \- Hartford Ry. ; has good harbor with tri-
weekly steamer to New York. Has Hawthorne
■VVoole'n Mills, Ri])]iowam (plush) Mf^. Co., Russell,
Birdsall cV' Ward, bolts and nuts; AVileox Manufac-
tory, turners' sundries : Palmer Bros., electrical sup-
plies; three large granite quarries and §200.000 in-
vested in the oyster industry; employs 851 pcoi)le,
with monthly pay roll of .535,000. Is a ]iopular sum-
mer resort, with seven large hotels and three sanitari-
ums. Yal. .S0.8-l:7.420. Express; Telegrai'h. Green-
wich Trust, Loan & Deposit Co.
Graphic— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '81; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .SI. 50. Erwin Edwards. Circ S-1200
News— Friday; Ind; Est. '88; 6p 18x24; Sub.
.^1.50. E. H. Abrams. Circ 3-1050
GUILFORD. 2785; New Haven, 269,163; 16m E of
New Haven on New London div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. ;
on Long Island sound, with good harbor and coast
trade in general freight. Has I. S. Spencer's Sons,
foundry; Guilford A\lieel & Mfg. Co., carriages; The
Knowles-Lombard Co. and Sachem's Head Canning
Co., both tomato canners and packers; witch hazel
distillery and four granite quarries, employing (500
men with monthly pay roll of over .^20,000. Has
summer visitors. Yal. 81,359,959. Express; Tel-
egraph. Guilford Savings Bank. Sachem's Head
Hou.se.
Echo— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '91; 8p 15x22;
.Sub. .$1. F'rederick A. Finch. Circ 3)-900
Shore Line Times— Thursday ; Neutral; Est.
■77; Sp 16x22; Sub. .?1.25. Charles H.
Scholey , Jr. Circ (g;-1900
HARTFORD*, (state capital). 79850; Hartford,
195.415: 110m NE of New York, centre of three
lines each of Central New England and New Y'ork, New
Haven & Hartford Rys.; on Connecticut river, with
daily steamer service to New York. For its size,
Hartford is jirobably the wealthiest city in America
and the greatest insurance city in the world. There
are 17 fire, life, accident and indemnity insurance com-
panies, as follows : — the Travelers, Hartford Steam
Boiler. Aetna. Connecticut General Life. Connecticut
Mutual Life, Hartford Life, National Assurance Fire
and I'hoenix Mutual Life and the Aetna, Connecticut,
Hartford County, Hartford, National. Orient, Phoenix.
L'nion and National and Aetna Indemnity Insurance
companies. Here are located the Pope factory of the
American Cycle Co., the Hartford Rubber works, the
Electric Yehicle Co., the Colt Arms Co., Pratt & Whit-
ney (machine) Co., Hartford Machine Screw Co., Billings
& Sijencer Co., drop forging, tools, etc.; Pratt &
tady Co., steam governors; Smyth Mfg. Co., book
sewing machines; Capewell Horsenail Co., Cushman
Chuck Co., Sigourney Tool Co., Perkins Electric
Switch Mfg. Co., Hartford Woven Wire Mattress Co.,
Merrow Knitting Machine Co., Cnderwood Typewriter
Co.. Jewell Pin Co.. John Thompson Press Co.", printing
presses; National Machine Co.. Isaac B. Davis & Son,
steam heaters and pumps; The Collins Co., axes;
Cheney Bros., silks; Dunham Hosiery Co., Marcy Bros.
& Co!, shoes; Jewell Belting Co., The Duncan
Co.. ^Manilla Co. and Hartford Paper Co., i)ai>er;
Plimjiton Mfg. Co.. pai)er and enyeloi)es ; Kellogg
& Bulkley Co.. lithographers; Calhoun Printing
Co., Case. Lockwood & Bramard Co., printers
and bookbinders; Johns-Pratt Co., asbestos; Con-
necticut River Lumber and Mfg. companies and more
than 150 other establishments, manufacturnig picture
frames, jiocketbooks, doors, window blinds, under-
clothing, plumbers' sui)plies, chairs, brass castings,
rubber stamps, oil. silk, brick, jiatent medicines,
motors, soap, telejthone i)ay station boxes, engraving
paper, optical goods, woodwork, railroad supplies,
carriages, granite, cutlery, cigars and minor prod-
ucts, employing 20000 peojile. Here is the state caji-
itol, one of the most beautiful buildings in the world,
Trinity (Episeoual) college, one of the finest specimens
of English collegiate architecture in America; the gov-
ernment building, Hartford (Congl.) Theological Sem-
inary, Watkinson Library, Wadsworth Atheneum, Mu-
seum and Library of Connecticut Historical Society,
American School 'for Deaf Mutes, Hartford Retreat for
the Insane, Old People's Home, Widows' Home, Colt
Memorial Church and Clubhouse. State Armory and
other public institutions. Hartford is the trade centre
or the surrounding region with 200,000 i)opulation.
Yal. .?63.859.723. Express ; Telegraph. Hartford Nat.
Bank. Hueblein Hotel.
Catholic Transcript— Thursday; Religious;
Est. '76; 8-12p 17X24; Sub. .'$1.50. Cath-
olic Transcript Pub. Co. Circ T -24249
Church Review— Monthly ; I'ndenomination-
al : Est. '92 ; 24p 9X13 ; Sub. 50c. Review
Pub. Co. Circ (3;-3127
Connecticut Magazine— i5i-Mo; Literary ; Est.
"MJ; 2(M)p 7X10; Sub. .'5i2. Connecticut
Magazine Co. Circ g -6000
Courant — Morning; Rep; Est. '36; 16p
17 1-2x23; Sub. .?8. Hartford Courant Co.
Circ (5-10500
Courant— Monday and Thursday; Rep; Est.
1764; 8p 17 1-2x23; Sub. $1. Hartford
Courant Co. Circ ^-9850
Examiner — Saturday; Ind-Dem; Est. '81; 8p
13X19; Sub. .»;l." Robert Pyne. Circ J;-2750
Farmer— Saturday ; Est.'79; 16pllX15; Sub.
.^1. Farmer Pub. & Ptg. Co. Circ (4 -4000
Farmington Valley Herald and Journal-
Saturday; Non-Pol; Est. '89; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .^l. Wm. Palmer. Circ (5-1850
Fraternal News— Monthly ; Secret Societies;
Est. '9(1; 16p 9X12; Sub. 50c. Fraternal
News Pub. Co. Circ
Glohe— Sunday; Ind; Est. '76; 20-40p 17X24;
Sub. $2. Globe Pub. Co. Circ (C-9760
Herold (German)— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '82;8p
18x24; Sub. $!l. ".Storikel & Berk.
(Print an edition for Waterljury and New
Britain). Comb. Circ '. (1-2600
Insurance Journal — Thursday ; Est. '73;
16-20P 9X12; Sub. .§1.50. Insurance
Journal Co. Circ (}:-545
Journal— Saturday ; Ind ; Est. 1901 ; 8p 15X24;
Sul). .•?2. Charles A. Bariium. Circ f-2000
Journal— Sunday; Ind: Est. '67; 8p 15x24;
-Sub. .*;2. Joseph H. Barnum. Circ (5-4600
Journal of Inebriety— Quarterly ; Medical:
Est.'7G ; 120p (5X9 : Sub..S2. Am. Asso. for
the Cure of Inebriates. Circ 2,-1200
Post— Evening; Rep; Est. '56; 12-16p 17x23;
Sub. .$6. Evening Post Association. Circ.X-7900
Post— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '56; 12p 17x23;
Sub. 81. Eveniiig Post Association. Circ.J-2000
Seminary Record— Quarterly; Theological and
Literary; Est. '90; 90p 6X10; Sub. $1.
Hartford Seminary Press. Circ iS-825
Suburban News— Friday; Non-Pol; Est. '99;
8p 15,21.'; .Sub. .*;l.' Wm. Palmer. Circ.®-1300
Telegram— Morning; Dem; Est. '82; 8-12p
17x24; Sub. .?!5. Hartford Telegram Co.
Circ (5-11800
Times— Evening; Dem; Est. '41; 16-24p
16x24; Sub. §8. W. O. Burr. Circ 0-16172
Publisher's Statemoit. — The Daily Times is the
home paper of Hartiord. A house to house canva.ss
will reveal the fact that the Times is read by more
people than all other Hartford dailies coinbined.
Throughout the country and state The Times is recog-
nized as the very best family newspaper.
Times— Monday and Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '17 ;
lu-16p 17x23; Sub. ijl. W. O. Burr. Circ.l -7700
Trinity Tablet— I Every third week (Tues. );
Collegiate; Est. '(!8; 24p9X12: Sub. $1.
Trinity College. Circ (3: -540
LAKEVILLE, 1160; Litchfield, 65752t; 8m SW of
Canaan on Philadeljihia, Reading and New England
Ry. Is a farming community. Express; Telegraph.
Robbins, Burrall & Co, Bankers. The Interlachen
House.
Journal— Saturday ; Neutral; Est. '97; 4p
20- 26; Sub. §1.50. Col. Card. Circ 4--1030
LITCHFIELD, 3214; Litchfield, 63672; 30m W of
Hartford, terminus Litchfield branch N. Y. N. H. & H.
Ry. Has Litchfield Mfg. Co., wood turning; and farm-
ing interests. Is summer resort with several fine ho-
tels. Val. (tviij.) ,¥2,010.812. Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. United States Hotel.
Enquirer— Thursday; Ind-Dem; Est. '25; 4p
20x26; Sub. 81.50. Geo. C. Woodruff.
Circ ®-1150
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PETTINGILLS NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
MANCHESTER. lOfiOl ; Hartford. 1!)5,415; 9m E of
Hartford on Highland div. N. V. X. H. & H. Ry. Has
Cheney Bros., largest individual silk plant in America;
Keeney Bros., cardboard ; Wm. Foulds, iiaiier; White
& Kee'ney and Oakland iiai)er companies. Hill Bevel
Co., H. Lydell & Foulds, knitting machine needles:
and two woolen mills emploving nearly 3000
people, with a monthlv pav roll of SIOO.OOO. Trolley
to Hartford and Rockville. Val. 84.000.000. Express:
Telegrajih. Hartford Bank, Hartford. Cowles House.
Herald— Wednesday and .Saturday; Local;
Est. '81;4p 18x24; Sub. .$1.50". Elwood
S. Ela. Circ (E-2000
MERIDEN. 242'.tG: Xew Haven, 209,103: 18m S of
Hartford on ?«ew York. jS'ew Haven & Hartford Ry.
Has International Silver Co., Meriden Brittania Co..
brittania ware; Wilcox Silverplate Co., C. Rogers &
Bros., I-^orbes Silver Co., Barbour Silver Co., Silver
City Plate Co., silver ware; The Charles Parker Co.,
Parker guns, screws, hardware, plated ware ; Edward
Miller & Co., lamps and gas fixtures; Foster, Mer-
riam & Co., Meriden Bronze Co., cabinet hardware:
C. F. Monroe Co., cut glass; E. A. Bliss & Co.,
tiovelties ; Bradley Hubbard Mfg. Co., gas fittings, lamps
and bronze goods ; Meriden and Miller Bros., cutlery
companies: Meriden Curtain Fixtures Co., M. B".
Schenck Co., Kelsey Press Co., Connecticut Woolen
Mills, Connecticut Breweries Co., Wilcox & White
Organ Co., Aeolean Co. and manufactories of cut
glass, pens, vises, coffee mills and minor products,-
employing 9000 people, with monthly jiay roll of over
|;400,000. Is trade centre of populous 'agricultural
and manufacturing region; trolley to surrounding
towns. Val. §13,873,789. Exp'ress; Telegraph.
Home Nat. Bank. Wiuthrop Hotel.
Biblia— Monthly ; Archaeology ; Est. '87 ; 40p
BXIO; Sub.*.$l. BibliaPub.Co. Circ ®-1025
Connecticut School Journal— Thursday : Edu-
cational; Est. ".M>: lOp 8 1-2X12; Sub. .SI.
.Journal Pub. Co. Circ tS-GOOO
Journal— Evening; Ind; Est. '86; 10-20p
17x28; Sub. .•5S8. Journal Pub. Co. Clrc.(|;-7252
Record and Republican— Morning ; ex Sun.
Ind-Rep; Est.'OO; 8-12p 17 1-4X23; Sub.
•SO. Republican Pub. Co. Circ (g)-7337
Republican— Thursday; Ind-Rep; Est. 'GO;
Sp 17 1-4X23; Sub. $1. Republican Pub.
Co. Circ @-»25
MIDDLETOWN*, 17486: Middlesex, 41760: 24m NE
of New Haven and 15m S of Hartford on Air Line,
Hartford and Valley divs. X. Y.. N. H. & H. Ry. Has
W. & B. Douglass Pump Works, Wilcox, Crittenden
& Co., hardware; Wm. Wilcox Mfg. Co., locks; Good-
year Rubber Co., Eisenhoth Horseless Vehicle Co.,
Baker Motor Co., Early's Lunch Works, Xew England
Enameling Co., Russell Mfg. Co., suspender webbing,
thread and yarn: I. E. Palmer, hammocks, mosquito
'netting, etc.; Portland Silk Co., L. I). Brown & Son
Co., machine twist and sewing silk; Rockfall Wool-
en Co,, blankets; J. O. Smith Mfg. Co., Jajianned
goods; The Rogers & Hubbard Co., bone and ivory
goods; Tuttle Brick Co., brownstone and granite
quarries; over 4000 people are employed, with a
monthly pay roll of §104,000. Is trade centre for a
large agricultural and manufacturing region. Is the
seat of Wesleyan (Methodist) University, Berkeley
<Episcoi)al) Divinity school. State Insane Hospita'l
and Industrial School for (iirls. Has finest theatre in
Xew England outside of Boston. Val. .§9,854,021.
Express: Telegrai)h. Middletown Nat. Bank. Chaffee's
Hotel.
Penny Press— Evening ; Ind ; Dem ; Est. '84 ; 8p
17-19x22; Sub. §3. C. B. and G.E.King.
Circ (g,-6500
Tribune— Evening; Est. '93: 8p 15x22; Sub.
s:;. Geo. G. McLean. Circ (J;-2200
Wesleyan Argus— tWeekly : Collegiate ; Est.
'OS; i,'4p .sxil; Sub. S2. AVesleyan Uni-
versity . Circ 3 -730
Wesleyan Literary Monthly — t Monthly ;
Collegiate; Est. '92; 48p 6X9; Sub. §2.
AVesleyan University. Circ 3-350
MILFORD, 3783; New Haven, 269,163; 10m SW of
New Haven on New Y'ork, New Haven & Hartford Ry.
Has factories for the manufacture of l)oots and shoe's,
and electrical instruments, carriages and straw goods.
Val. (twp) .§3,529,052. Express; Telegraph. :\rilford
Savings J5ank. I
Citizen— Friday ; Ind; Est. '94; 4p 24X35;
Sub. §1.50. Irving J. Keyes. Circ ^-1000
MOODUS. 2503; Middlesex, 41760; 12m SE of Middle-
town : Goodspeed & Moodus C. V. R. R. nearest railroad
point, Tylersville. Has cotton factories producing
twnne and duck net for fishing. Express; Telegraph.
Moodus Savings Bank.
Advertiser— Friday; Neutral; Est. '(;9; 8p
15x22; Sub. §1.50. Fowler «& Lecrenier.
Circ |;-1820
MOOSUP, 2500; Windham, 46816; 18m NE of Nor-
wich 0)1 Central div. N. E. Ry. Here are cotton and
wool6n factories. Express'; Telegraph. Windham
County Nat. Bank.
Journal and Press— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '80;
8p 17 1-2x24; Sub. §1." Chas. F. Bur-
gess. (Prints editions under same head-
ing for Plainfield, Baltic and an edition
under name of Press for .Jewett City).
Comb. Circ @-1342
NAUGATTJCK. 10541; New Haven, 269,163; 5m S of
Waterliuiy on Naugatuck div. N. Y.. N. H. & H. Ry.
Has Goodyear India Rubl)er Glove and Metallic Rubber
Shoe Co.,' Naugatuck Malleable Iron Co., Naugatuck
Brass Co.. U. S. Rubber Co.'s Reclaiming plant and
muior industries. Trolley to Waterbury. Has How-
ard Whittemore Memoria'l Library. Val. §2,004,578.
Express: Telegraph. Naugatuck Nat. Bank. Nauga-
tuck Hotel.
Enterprise— Friday ; Ind; Est. '77; 8p 18x24;
Sub. §1.75. B. .Y. Peck. Circ 3;-1163
News— Evening: Ind; Est. '95 ; 4p 18x24; Sub.
§5. Naugatuck News Co. Circ @-1800
NEW BRITAIN, 28202 : Hartford, 195,415 ; 10m SW
of Hartford <jn New England, New Britian Junction
and New Britain brs. N. Y"., N. H. & H. Rys. Industries ;
P. & F. Corbin and Russell & Erwin Mfg. Co., builders,
hardware ; Landers & Clark and Humason & Becklev,
cutlery works; Stanley Rule & Level Co., Stanley
Works, butts and hinges; the American Hosiery &
Union Mfg. Co. and New Britain Knitting Co., em-
ploying 7000 people, with a monthly pay roll of §185,-
000. Is trade centre for and has trolley 'lines to nearby
towns and farming villages. Val. §10,965.868. Ex'-
press: Telegraph. New Britain Nat. Bank. Hotel
Ruswin.
Herald— Evening: Ind; Est. '76; 8p 17x22;
Sub. §7. Herald Pub. Co. Circ J;-3500
Piih/ishcr's Sftttfiiifnt. — The Herald is the recog-
nized advertising medium of this city of 30,000 in-
habitants. Its circulation of 3,500 copies daily is by
cash sales to newsboys, carriers and news rooms, not
a padded subscription list. Its price, three cents ])er
copy, insures every copy being taken home and read,
not glanced at and thrown away as with cheap papers.
Ostems Harold (Swedish)— Thursday; Rej):
Est.'92;8p 17 1-2X22; Sub. fl." Ostern
Harold Co. Circ (f-TSGO
Record —Evening; Rep; Est. '92; 4-8p
17 1-2x23; Sub. §3. J.L.Doyle. Circ...i3)-3850
Record— Friday; Rep; Est.'55;4p 17 1-2x23;
.Sub. §1. .f. L. Doyle. Circ (g)-1000
NEW CANAAN, (twp.) 2968 ; Fairfield. 184.203 : 5m NE
of Stamford, terminus New Canaan br. N. Y., N. H. •& H.
Ry. Has Benedict & Co., boots and shoes ; and manu-
factories of wire goods, employing 300 people, with
monthly i)ay roll of §8.800. Is summer resort. Val.
§1.938,'035.' Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Birdsallllotel.
Messenger— Saturday; lud; Est. '76; 4p
17x24; Sub. §1.50. Will AV. Kuk. Circ..(f-800
NEW HARTFORD, (twp.) 3424; Litchfield, 63672;
29m W ot Hartford on the Central New England Ry.,
terminus New Hartford br. N. Y'., N. H. & H. R'ys.
Farmington river furnishes water power for t'lie
Chapin-Stevens Mfg. Co., I). B. Smith & Son, cotton
duck; Rogers Rake Co., Geo. W. Bancroft, brooms;
Standard Brush Co. and other manufactories, 57 in
all. Is trade center for surrounding towns. Is sum-
mer resort, with good lake for trout fishing, fine hotels
and cottages. Val. §1.152.498. Express; Telegraph.
Hartford Nat. Bank. Hartford. New Hartford Hotel.
Tribune— Friday; Local: Est. '80; 6p 17x24;
Suli. .si. 50. ' Henry R. Jones. Circ ®-1080
CONNECTICUT.
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3TEW HAVEN*. 1<>S.(I27: New Haven. 2()9.1('>3 ; 74m
NK i>f Ni'w York on iu;iin lino and terminus New Lon-
don and Nortliampton divs. N. Y., N. H. A: H. Uy. ; has
tiiK' harbor on I-onj;; Island sound with daily steamers
to New York and I'rovidenee. The principal manufac-
turing concerns are : The Winchester Repeating Arms
Co., :Marlin Fire Arms Co., J. F. Goodrich & Co., the
Henrv Hooker Co., M. Armstrong & Co., Boston Buck-
Iioard t^- Carriage Co., Brockett & Tuttle Co. and New
Haven Carriage Co., carriages; Willis E. Miller, axles;
the M. Seward \' Son Co., carriage hardware; the W.
t*t E. T. Fitch Co., saddlery hardware; Reuben H.
Brown & Co.. hardware sjiecialties; Hobart B. Ives &
Co.. builders' hardware; Sargent & Co., general hard-
•ware; the Grillery Co., screws and casket fixings;
Hoggson & Pettis Mfg. Co., chucks, dies, stamps, etc.;
Reynolds it Co., nuts, screws, etc.; Andrew B. Hendry
& Co., l)ird cages, fishing reels, etc.; Barnes Tool Co.,
sawing machines and hardware; J. F. Malloy & Co.,
buckles: The Wm. Schellhorn Co., scissors and shears;
New Haven Mfg. Co., machinists' tools; Miner & Peck
JMfg. Co.. Audobon Machine Works, Jas. Graham &
<'o.. l)rass castings; the L. Candee Co., Seamless Rub-
ber Co.. rubber goods; Thos. Ensign & Son, morocco
leather; the New Haven Corset Co., Strouse, Adler &
■Co., I. Newman & Sons, corsets; Joseph Parker &
Sons (paper) Co., National Folding Box & Paper
Co.. Crown Perfumery Co., the B. Shoninger Co.,
Mathushek Piano Mfg. Co., pianos; Imperial Granvim
Co.. Merwin I'rovision Co., Sperry & Barnes, pork
packing; Jeremiah Smith & Sons, H. C. Rowe &
■Co., wholesale oyster trade; W. S. Robinson Co.,
kegs, tubs, etc.;"" Quinnipiac Brewing Co., Philip
Fresenius's Sons and Wm. Hull & Co., lireweries; L.
Osterweis & Sons, cigars ; New Haven Chair, Clock,
Rolling Mill and Steam Sawmill companies and minor
interests, employing over 20000 peoi)le with a
monthly pay roll of .$1,000,000. Is the seat of Yale
University and other educational institutions. Val.
^67.944.101. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Hotel Maiestic.
Anzeiger (German)— Saturday; Ind; Est. '91;
4p 15x22; Sub. .«;l. H. Bussman. Circ..®-1320
Commercial Record— Saturday ; Trade Build-
ing and Financial; Est.'82;36p9X12 1-2;
.Sub.. S3. Record l^b. Co. Giro @-1953
Freie Presse (German)— Wednesday ; Ind ; Est.
■7«;; 4p 15x22; .Sub. $1. H. Bussman.
Circ 4-1235
Hermanns-Sohnf German)— Wednesday; S. of
H: Est. "J3; 4p 11X15; Sub. $1. Paul
Gebhard. Circ ®-1000
II Corriere Del Connecticut (Italian)— Satur-
day: political; Est. "J7 ; 8p 16X23; Sub.
•Si". Grovenour LomViard Co. Circ 1,-2500
Journal and Courier— Morning ; Ind-Rep ; Est.
".V2; <s-lL'p 17x22; Sub. .f6. Carrington
Pub. Co. Circ (l)-5000
Publisher's Statement.— The Daily Morning Journal
and Courier is the oldest daily paper in Connecticut,
and in connection with its weekly edition has been
identified with the history of the state for apsriod of
nearly one hundred and forty years. For legitimate
advertisers no better paper can be obtained in
New Haven. Its long establishment, its absolute
reliability, and the unbounded confidence of its read-
ers, who "are the intelligent and purchasing class, are
elements of real and tried worth.
Herald and Journal (^weekly edition of Journal
and Courier)— Thursday; Ind-Rep: Est.
1766; 8p 17x22; Sub. $1. Carrington
Pub. Co. Circ Si-lSOO
Leader— Evening; Rep; Est. '92; 12-24p
17X24; Sub. .§5. Evening Leader Co.
Circ 3 -8000
Publisher's Statement.— The Evening Leader, price
two cents, covers New Haven and surrounding terri-
toi-j- thoroughly, employing staff correspondents and
its own carrier system in the important towns. The
Sunday Leader, jsrice three cents per copy, -Sl.OO per
year, has no competitor — other local papers charging
five cents per copy. The use of the evening and .Sun-
day Leader combination has no equal. Ask any New-
Haven advertiser.
Xeader— Sunday : Rep; Est. '02; 14-22p
17X24; Sub. .^l. The Evening Leader Co.
Circ t -12000
Loomis' Musical and Masonic Journal —
Bi-monthly; Music and Masonry; Est.
'67; 24p 10X13; Sub. $1. Chas. H.
Loomis. Circ (3)-1000
Mothers' Journal— Monthly ; Family; Est.
''.k; : 64p 7X10; Sub. SI- James R. Bolton
& Co. Circ a-SOOO
Palladium— Morning ex Sun ; Rep ; Est. '28 ;
10-12p 17X23; Sub. $5. Palladium Co.
Circ 'J)-8500
Palladium-Thursday; Rep; Est. '28; 8p
IS . L'i; Sub. $1. Palladium Co. Circ... .@-2050
Pro Patria (Italian)— Saturday; Ind; Est. '94;
4p 16^22; Sub. .'?1.25." Dr. V. D'Ella.
Circ • -^-820
Register— Evening; Ind; Est. '40; 12-20p
17x24; Sub. .SO. Register Pub. Co. Circ.(i)-13037
Publishers Stnteriient. — The Register, Daily and
Sunday has the largest circulation in New Haven and
reaches the best element in the city. Its circulation
is entirely in the city of New Haven and neighboring
towns, and it is regarded liy the large department
stores of New Haven as the best advertising medium
in the city. Publishes 12 to 20 jiages daily and 24 to
32 pages Sunday. Advertising in the Register always
brings results and it covers the New Haven field per-
fectly.
Register — Sunday ; Dem; Est. '77; 12-20p
17X24; Sub. .•i!;2. Register Pub. Co. Circ. L-10800
Register— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '12; 8p
17x23; Sub. .SI. Register Pub. Co. Circ.'3,-200O
Stella D' Italia (Italian)— Daily : Non-politi-
cal; Est. '92: 8p 17 1-2X23; Sub. .§6.
Paul Russo. Circ (3)-4000
Stella D' Italia ^Italian)- Saturday; Non-po-
litical: Est. '92; 16p 17 1-2x23; Sub. S2.
Paul Russo. Circ ^-3220
Union— Evening ; Ind-Dem; Est. '73:16-68p
17X22; Sub. .S3. New Haven Union Co.
Circ ®-15657
Union— Sunday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '71; 20-36p
17X22; Sub. S2. New Haven Union Co.
Circ 2-8822
Yale Alumni Weekly— Wednesday ; Literary ;
Est. '91; 8-28p 11X16; Sub. S3. Lewis S.
Welch. (Published mo. during .July, Au-
gust and .September; skips one week at
Christmas time). Circ 1-5769
Publisher's Statement .—The Weekly goes to homes.
To the Yale reader and his family it continues, in its
weekly reports from the Yale Campus, the experiences
of hislifeat New Haven. To the professors and teach-
ers of other schools and colleges of the country it an-
nounces i rom week to week the working and develop-
ment of the Yale system of education. Its readers are
jjeople of means.young and middle-aged men and their
families, students in school and college, professors,
lirincipals and teachers. It is our l)elief that no paper
is better read, read by better peoi)le, or used by better
advertisers.
Yale Courant—t Fortnightly (Sat); Collegiate;
Est.'65 ; 52p 3 1-4X6 : Sub. S2. Yale Col-
lege. Circ S-645
Yale Daily News— t Morning ; Collegiate : Est.
'78 : 4p 12X17: Sub. S4. Yale University.
Circ ®-2400
Yale Literary Magazine— t Monthly ; Collegi-
ate ; Est. '36 ; 62p ; Sub. $3. Yale College.
Circ ®-500
Yale Medical Journal— Mo. dur. Coll. year;
Est. '94: 6()p 7X10: Sub. .S2. Yale Medi-
cal School. Circ. @-950
Yale Record— t Fortnightly (Sat); Collegiate;
Est. '71 : 16p 9X12; Sub..S2.50. Yale Col-
lege. Circ J-937
Yale Revie-W- Quarterly ; Collegiate; Est. '92;
112p6X10: Sub. S3. Tuttle, Morehouse &
Taylor. Circ 3;-600
Yale Scientific Monthly— Monthly; Collegi-
ate; Est. '95: 5()-60p 6X9; .Sub. $2.50.
Shetfield Scientific School. Circ (D-350
NE"W LONDON*, 17548; New London, 82758; 50m
E of New Haven, terminus New London, Stonington
and Valley div. N. Y.,N. H. & H. and New London
Northern div. C. V. Rys. Has good harbor at the
mouth of the Thames river; has three steamer lines,
with daily service to New Y^ork and enjoys a large
coast trade in coal, lumber and general merchandise.
Has the Brainard & Armstrong (silk) Co., New Lon-
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
don Wash Silk Co., Palmer Bros, and R. T. Palmer
Mfg. Co., comfortables; Brown Cotton Gin Co.,
Babeock Printing Press Co., D. E. Whiton Machine
Co., drill chucks; Pequot Foundry & Machine Works,
Morgan Iron Works, foundry and marine railway;
Oneco Mfe. Co., electrical machinery; Fisher's Island
Brick compan, C. D. Boss & Son, crackers; and
minor industries, ship yards, granite quarries and mo-
numental works. Seat of Williams Institute for Girls
and Bulkeley Free (endowed) High School. Has a U. S.
nava) station and army garrison. The Thames River
at this iioint is the favorite course for the Yale-Har-
vard and other college boat races. Is an attractive
summer resort. Val. .'?in,(>()(),()00. Express; Tele-
grajih. Nat. Bank of Commerce. Crocker House.
Day— Evening; Ind-Rep; Est. '81; 8-16p
17x21 1-2; Sub. !if6. Theo. Bodenwein
(The Wednesday edition is used as a week-
ly, with 4 pages of selected matter added ;
Sub. §1. This edition has a circulation of
r)15() when combined with that of the
daily). Circ ;i;-5198
Globe— Evening; Ind: Est. '90; 4p 18X24;
Sub. .-^S. Globe Pub. Co. Circ f-SSOO
Telegraph— Morning; Dem; Est. '85; 8p
18x25; Sub. |i5. Telegraph Publishing Co.
Circ ®-4500
NEW MILFORD, (twp.) 4804: Litchfield, G3672 ; 14m
NE of Danbuiy on Berkshire div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry.
Has New Milford Hat Co., Bridgeport Wood Finishing
Co.. Eastern Eounge Co.. Wannapee Pottery Co. and
minor interests employing 4()() people, with monthly
jiay roll of .§20,000, ancl .$1500 extra in tobacco season.
Is farming trade centre for surrounding region with
12000 pop. and annual trade of .s700,000. Seat of
Ingleside school for girls and Weantinaug (E])isco)ial)
school for boys. Is summer resort. "\'al. .'?2,054,-
300. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. New
J^ngland Hotel.
Gazette— Fridav ; Ind; Est. '72; 4p 22x26;
8ub. .«;2. Joshua A. Bolles. Circ 3)-1350
NEWTOWN, (twp.) 3276 ; Fairfield. 184.203 ; 18m N of
Bridgeport, junction New England, Shepaug, Litcli-
lield cV Northern and Berkshire div. N. Y.. N. H. & H.
Rys. Industries. Fabric Hose Co., employing 200
hands. Is trade centre of farming section. Has sum-
mer visitors. Val. .?1,682,033. Express; Telegraiih.
Newtown Savings Bank. Grand Central Hotel.
Bee— Fridav; Ind; Est. '77; 8-lOp 18x24;
Sub..«l."25. Bee Pub. Co. Circ (l)-4200
NOR WALK, (twp.) 6125 ; Fairfield, 184,203 ; 42m NE of
New York on mam line and southern terminus of Dan-
bury div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. Has good harbor with
daily freight steamers to New York, daily passenger ser-
vice to New York in summer and tri-weekly steamers to
Huntington, I.,. I. Has Crofut & Knapj), J. C. Wilson,
Yolk, W. B. Hubbell and A. C. Wheeler, hat compa-
nies, Dennis & Blanchard, Otto Barthol, S. C. Pal-
mer & Co., Hatter's Fur Mfg. Co., Joseph Asch, Mar-
tin Bates, Jr. & Co., hats; Norwalk Lock Co., Lock-
wood Mfg. Co., locks and hardware : Norwalk Heating
& Lighting Co., acetylene gas machines; Norwalk Iron
Works Co., Norwalk Pottery Co., Lounsbury & Bissell
Co., Norwalk Mills Co., woolens. Is seat of Norwalk
University, Miss Mead's and Miss Baird's seminaries.
Trolley to Rowayton and Bridgeport, Darien, Stamford
and P^'ast Norwalk, Westport, Broad River and Roton
Point in summer. Val. .'$6,168,673. Express; Tele-
graph. Fairfield Co. Nat. Bank. Norwalk Hotel.
Hour— Evening; Ind; Est. '95; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .S5. Norwalk Printing Co. Circ @-3156
I'liblisher's Statement. — We desire to call your at-
tention to the fact that The Norwalk Hour, Daily
and Weekly, has long been recognized as one of the
most profitable advertising mediums in Connecticut.
It is so rated by all the advertising agencies of the
coiintn,-. The hour has a large and growing circula-
tion in each of the following towns : The Norwalks,
19.9:5'2 population; Westport, 4,017 ; Fairfield, 4,489;
Darien, 3,116; New Canaan, 2,968; Ridgefleld,
2.(;2C>; Wilton, 1,598; Redding, 1,420; Weston, 840,
thus reaching a constituency of over 41,000. Sample
copies and rate cards cheerfully furnished.
Hour— Saturdav ; Ind; Est. '71; 8p 17x22;
Sub. .SI. Norwalk Printing Co. Circ (D-4018
NORWICH*, 17251; New London, 82758; 13m N of
New London on N. Y. N. H. & H., and New London North-
ern div. C. V. Ry. ; at head of navigation on Thames
river; has three lines of freight steamers to New Y'ork
and three summer excursion boats to shore resorts and
Block Island. Here are located the Attawaugan,
Slater, Falls, Whitestone, Shetucket. Ossawan, Gris-
wold and Ponemah cotton mills, U. S. Finishing Co..
Hall Bros., woolen goods; Benj. Lucas & Co., flannels;
Clinton Mills, blankets ; Totoket and Owaneco silk
mills; Uncas and A. H. Hubbard I'aper companies,
Ulmer Leather Co., Pequot Brass Foundry Co., Cres-
cent Firearms Co., Hopkins & Allen Mfg. Co., pistols,
bicycles, etc.; C. B. Rogers & Co., woodworking ma-
chinery; Richmond Stone Co., Norwich Belt Mfg. Co.,
Norwich Cutlery Co., Norwich Nickel and Brass AVorks,
the W. H. Page Boiler Co.. and minor interests, emjiloy-
ing 4936 people, with monthly wage receipts of over
.§150,000. Has large wholesale and jolibing trade and
is the commercial centre of eastern Conne(^ticut. Seat
of the famous Slater memorial art museum and the
magnificent William W. Backus Hosiiital. Val. .■?37,-
554,497. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Wauregan House.
Bulletin— Morning; Rep; Est. '58; 8p 17x23;
Sub. .SO. Bulletin Co. Circ 1-4641
PultUsher's Statruicitf^ — The Bulletin sets all of its
matter ; covers its local field thoroughly, besides cov-
ering all the good news of the surrounding towns : has
its own carriers in Willimantic, Danielson and Put-
nam ; is the only paper in Eastern Connecticut hav-
ing no street sales — all route service, and gives the
advertiser more for his money than any paper in
Eastern Connecticut.
Courier (semi-weekly edition of Bulletin)—
Tuesday and Fridav; Rep; p:st. 1796; 8p
17x23; Sub. 50c. 'Bulletin Co. Circ S-6600
Le Canado-Americain I French)— Friday: Ind;
Est. 98; 4p 20X:i6; .Sub. .§1. Louis Tesson.
Circ y-1475
Record— Evening; Ind; Est. '88; «p 15x22;
.Suli. .*(•>. Cleworth & Pullen. Circ |;-3383
Cooley's Weekly (weekly edition of Record)—
Fridav ; Ind ; Est. '76 ; 8p 15x22 ; Sub. 50c.
Cleworth & Pnllen. Circ ^-3540
NORTH CANAAN (P- O. address Canaan), 1803;
Litchfield. 63,672; 55in N. W. of Hartford, on C. N.
E. Ry.at junction with Berkshire div.N. Y'., N. H. &
H. Ry. Here are lime kilns, blast furnaces, steam saw
mills', sash and blind factory and marble quarries. Is
trade center for mfg. pop. " Val. .§926,501. Express;
Telegraph (at Canaan). Bank. Warner House.
Western News— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '71;4p
20X26; Sub. .§2. S. C. Beckley. Circ 1,-900
PUTNAM*, (twp.) 7348 ; Windham, 46861 ; 61m SW of
Boston, Mass., on main line and Norwich div. N. Y".. N.
H. & H. Ry. Has Morse Mills Mfg. Co., sheeting; Mon-
ohansett Mfg. Co., cottons; The .lolin A. Datly Corjin.,
Hammond, Knowlton & Co., Rich & Law, silks; Will-
iam S. Johnson & Co., shoes; B.M. Kent & Co.. build-
ers' finish; Putnam Foundry &Machine Corpn., Putnam
Woolen Co., Box Gorjin., and the I'utnam Mfg. Co.,
sheetings; Wheaton Building & Lumber Co., John O.
Fox & Co.. lumber; and minor industries employing
1525 jieople. Is trade centre for surrounding towns.
Has summer suburbs. Val. .§3.000.000. Express; Tel-
egraph. First Nat. Bank. Bugbee House.
Observer— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '82; 8-12p
18X24; Sub. $1. Nathan W. Kennedy.
Circ (g)-410Q
Patriot -Fridav; Rep; Est. '72; 8pl71-2x25;
.Sub. .Si. . 50. ' MacDonaldiS Williams. Circ.f.-120a
RIDGEFIELD, (twp.) 2626; Fairfield, 184,203; 15m N
of Norwalk, terminus Ridgefleld br., Danbury div. N. Y'.,
N. H. & H. Ry. In a farming district. Is a summer
resort, quarries quartz and feldspar, and ships milk to
New York. Val. $1,839,012. Express; Telegraph.
Ridgefleld .Savings Bank. Bailey Inn.
Press— Thursday; Ind; Est. '74; 8p 13 1-2x20;
Sub. .§1.50. W.A.White. Circ ...@-1000
Piihlislirr's Statement. — The Ridgefleld Press cir-
culates in a territory in Connecticut and Westches-
ter County, N. Y., which is covered by no other
single paper. The people are prosperous, are cash
buyers, trade largely in New York city, and seven-
eighths of them take no other p:iper. Eight rural de-
livery routes scatter the Press thoroughly. It accepts
only first-class advertising an<l does not i>ermit its
columns to be used by cheap concerns. In short it is
a high-class local weekly newspaper, with a con-
stituency all its own. and as full of sunshine as an
egg is full of feathers.
COJiTNEC'TICUT.
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EOCKVILLE, 7287: Tolland, 24523; 17m NE of Hart-
luid iin Kd kviUe hr. N. Y., N. H. & H. Hy. Leads the
suite 111 tlif manufacture of woolens and the country in
the iiroduction of tine goods. The river falls 185 feet
at this point and furnishes magnificent water jiower
for the IJockville Warp Mills, Helding Uros. & Co.,
silk mills: AVliite, Corbin & Co., envelopes; the Hocka-
num Co.. tine woolens; and the manufacture of cotton
goods, thread, etc. Is trade centre for surrounding
towns, trolley to Hartford and Manchester. Val.
,'*7,54:4.803. 'Express: Telegraph. IJockville Jsat.
kiiik. The Rockville Hotel.
Journal— Tuesday and Fridav; Ind; Est. '67;
-Vi. 17x22; Sub. .?1.50. T. S. Pratt & Son.
(ire ®-1200
Leader— Tuesday and Friday; Non-political;
hst. ■7;t; 8p'l8x22; Sub". .•?1.50. Kady ^;
Brown. Circ 4-1350
SCOTLAND, Windham
White Ribbon Banner— Monthly; Temper-
ance; Est. ".SU; 4p; IIXIG; Sub. 2.5c.
Lisa K. Fuller. Circ (3^-1500
SEYMOUR, (twp.)3541 : New Haven, 209,103 ; 10m NW
<if New Haven on the Naugatuck div. N. Y., N. H. & H.
Ry. Has works and general offices of the New Haven
Copper Co., The Humphreysville Mfg. Co., the Seymour
Mfg. ( o., the H.A. Matthews Mfg. ( o., the Rimmh Mfg.
Co.. the .James Swan Co., and the Fowler Nail Co. and
manufactories of mechanics' tools, brass, copper and
German silver goods, wire, kettle bottoms, rods, copper
tubes, paper, plush, brocka telle, fountain pens, subma-
rine cables, electric insulated materials, turning lathes,
bicycle parts, stove trimmings, etc. Iron castings, etc.
Is "trade centre for surrounding towns with 6000
pop. \"al, .S<2.'J27.884. Express; Telegraph. Seymour
Valley Nat. Bank. Seymour House.
Record -Thursday; Ind; Est. '71; 8p 15x22;
Suh. sl.50. AV. C. Sharpe. Circ ®-1174
SOUTHINGTON, (borough) 5890; Hartford, 195.415;
23m N of New Haven on Northampton div. N.Y'.,N. H.&
H . Ry. Has Feck, Stow & Wilcox Co., turners' machines
and tools; Southington Cutlery Co., cutlery, wood
screws and curry combs; Aetna Nut Co., Atwater Mfg.
Co.. carriage hardware; H. D. Smith & Co., carriage
^nd bicycle forgings ; Blakeslee Forging Co., Beaton
& Corbin Co., floor and ceiling plates; L. D. Frost &
Son, Clark Bros. & Co., liolts; Acme Mfg. Co., light
hardware: Wolcott Hardware Co., carriage hardware;
and minor interests. Is summer resort. Val. .'*2, 553,-
791. Express; Telegraph. Southington Nat. Bank.
Bradley House. »
Phoenix- Tuesday and Friday ; Rep ; Est. '72 ;
S-lOp 19x24; Sub. $2. Southington Pub.
Co. Circ 'D-1141
SOTJTH MANCHESTER, 1200; Hartford, 105,415;
9m E of Hartford, terminus Manchester br. Highland
div. N. Y.. N. H. & H. Ry. and South Manchester Ry.
Has Cheney Bros., silks and velvets; Case Bros., paper
mills and other interests. Val. (twp.) .$10,870,744.
Exjiress; Telegraph. Hartford Nat. Bank, Hartford.
News— Friday; Local; Est. '93; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .'?1. "W. J. Flood. Circ @-1500
SOUTH NOR WALK, 6591; Fairlield, 184,203; 38m
SW of New Haven on New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford and Shepaug, Litchfield & Northern Rys. ; on Nor-
walk river near its mouth. Has Dennis & Blanchard,
straw hats; The Old Well Cigar Co.; Lounsbury, Math-
ewson & Co., shoes; Xorwalk Ironworks Co., Nor-
walk Lock Co., R. & G. Corset Factoiy, The Craw
Laundry Machine Co., Barker Bros. Launch Works and
ten felt" hat factories. Trolley to Norwalk, Roway-
ton, Darien, Stamford, Westpoft and Bridgeport. Val.
(tw]i.) .SO, 168, 673. Express; Telegraph. City Nat.
Bank. Mahackemo Hotel.
Sentinel— Evening; Ind; Est. '70; 8p 17 l-2x
24 l-2;Sub. $5. James Golden. Circ. . .(f -2850
SOUTHPORT, (Fairfield twp.) 3868 ; Fairfield, 184.203 ;
7ni SW of Bridgeport on New York, New Haven &
Hartford Ry. ; on Long Island sound. Has C. O. .Jelliff
A: Co., hardware and wire goods; manufactories of
farmiiifj implements, paper pails and rubber g:oods. Is
in a farming and onion g-rowing section. Trolley to
Bridgeport. Val. (Fairfield twp.) .§2,249,903. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Southport Nat. Bank.
Chronicle— -VIonday and Thursday ; Ind ; Est.
'90; 4p 15x22; Sub. .§1.25. W. B. Per-
mev. Circ 3,-1500
STAFFORD SPRINGS, 2460; Tolland, 21583; 25m
NK of Hartford on New London Northern div. Grand
Trunk Ry. Has mineral springs with medicinal pro-
]ierties, liottling works, woolen mills, machine shops
and other industries. A fashionable summer resort.
Val. (twp.) §1,989,274. Exjiress; Telegraph. First
Nat. Bank. Stafford Si)rings House.
Press— Thursday ; Ind-Rep; Est. '58; 4p
20x26; Sub. .§1.25. Lewis McLaughlin.
(Prints an edition under the name of Lo-
cal Register. So. Coventry.) Comb. Circ... S -1354
STAMFORD, (twp.) 18839; Fairfield, 184.203; 34m
NE of ( ireater New York on main lineand terminus New
Canaan br. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry. ; on Long Island Sound
with daily passenger and freight steamers to New
York. Has Yale & Towne Mfg Co., Yale locks; Stam-
ford (dye stuff) Mfg. Co., Blickensderfer Typewriter Co.,
Schleicher & Sons, pianos; Davenport &" Treacy Co.'s
liiano plates and manufactories of lumber, lincrusta,
cement, barytes, Paris white, drugs and chemicals,
flags, society regalias and otlier products. Is trade
centre for outlying towns with 22000 pop. Trolley to
Darien and Norwalk. Has many private schools and is
a well known summer resort and residential city for
New York business men. Has Stamford Hosiiital,
Ferguson library and two sanitariums. Yal .§20,(»00
000. Express; Telegraiih. Stamford Nat. Bank.
Grand Union Hotel.
Advocate— Evening; ex Thurs; Rep: Est. '92;
8ii 15x22; Sub. .§4. (iillespie Bros.
Circ 3 -3300
Advocate-Thursday; Rep; Est. '29; 6p
15 22: Sub. SI. Gillespie Bros. Circ S-3300
Poultry Standard-Monthly; Est. '99; 32p
9X12; Sub. 50c. Poultry Standard Co.
Circ : D-7000
Telegram— Evening; Dem; Est. '97; 8 p 15X
22; Sub. |i5. Stamford Telegram Co. Circ. 4,-1600
STONINGTON, 2278 ; New London. 82758; 12m E
of New London on Stonington div. N. Y., N. H. & H.
Ry. and seacoast with daily steamers to New York.
Has hardware, tinware and silver plating factories.
Has good shipiiing and coast trade. Val. (twp.)
.§2,976.858. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Hotel Columljus.
Mirror— Tuesday and Friday ; Ind; Est. '69;
4p 15x22; Sub. .§1. .1." S. Anderson, Jr.
(Prints an edition under the name of
Journal, Mystic.) Coml). Circ ;3:-1250
THOMASTON, 3300: Litchfield. 63072; lOm N ot
Waterliury on Naugatuck div. N. Y., N. H. & H. Ry.
Its industries are rolling mills, clock, scissor, cutlery,
and shears factories. Seth Thomas clock works are
here. Val. (twp.) .§1,507,372. Express; Telegraph.
Thomaston Nat. Bank. Thomaston House.
Express-Friday; Rep; Est. '80; 4p 20x26;
Sub. .§1.50. F. W. Etheridge. Circ ^-900
THOMPSONVILLE, 4833 ; Hartford, 195,415; 8m S of
Springfield. JIass. on Hartford div. N. Y., N. H. &
H. Ry. The leading manufacturing concerns are:
Hartford Carpet Cor])oration, carpeting and rugs;
Bushnell Press Co., oil presses ami machineiy: The
Westtteld Plate Co., coffin trimmings, Goodson Grapho-
type Co. Express; Telegraph. The Thompsonville Trust
Co., Bankers. Thompsonville Hotel.
Press— Thursday ; Neutral; Est. '80; 4p
20x20; Sub. §1.50. Parsons Printing Co.
Circ t-llOO
TORRINGTON, 8300: Litchfield, 63672; 20ra N of
Waterbuiy on Naugatuck div. N. Y.. N. H. & H. Ry.
Has Coe Brass Mfg. Co., Excelsior Needle Co., Union
Hardware Co.. Eagle Bicycle Co., Hendey Machine Co.,
Hotchkiss Bros. & Co.. doors, sash, blinds, etc.;
Warrenton Woolen Co. and The Torrington Print-
ing Co. and minor industries. Is trade centre for sur-
rounding towns with 20000 pop. Has trolley to Wins-
ted. Val. .§7,196,379. Express; Telegraph. Brooks
Nat. Bank. Conley's Inn.
Register— Evening; Rep; Est.'89; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §5. Torrington Ptg. Co. Giro (f-2150
Register-Friday ; Rep ; Est. '74; 8p 15x22;
Sub. §1. Torrington Ptg. Co. Circ (D-500
UNIONVILLE, 1852; Hartford, 195.415; 20m W of
Hartford on New Hartford br. N. Y.,N. H. & H. Ry.
A manufacturing town. Express; Telegraph. H. S.
Collins & Co., Bankers. Collinsville. L'nionville House.
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TETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Tunxis Press-rriday; Local; Est. '97; 4p
1.") • 22; Sub. $1. Frank L. Heacox. Circ..(J;-600
WATERBURY*, 5-iOOO; New Haven. 26'.»,163; 2r.m
SW <j1 Hartf(jrd on Hi^'hlanil anil XauKatuek divs.,
terminus AVatertown l>r. N. Y., X. H. & H. Ky. AVater-
Inirv has 40-iinanufactories, with .s23,400,0O0 capital,
1401-1 employes, monthlv pa V roll of .^465.000 and an
annual product valued at .S'33, 800,000. The leading
concerns are: Rogers & Bro., silver plated ware: Bene-
dict & Burnham Mfg. Co., sheet brass and wire;
Holmes, Booth <t Havdens. Uandolph & Clowes, sheet
brass and coi>per: Scovill Mfg. Co., brass and brass
goods; Smith ^: (iriggs Mfg. Co., brass and metal
goods; .Steele & .Tohnson Mfg. Co., brass goods and
buttons ; Rogers & Hamilton, metal ware; American
Ring Co.. Matthews & Willard Mfg. Co., carriage and
harness trimmings and stove knobs; Oakville Co.,
pins; Waterburv Watch, Needle. Buckle. Brass, Blank
Book Mfg., Farrel Foundry & Machine and Button and
Metal Goods Mfg. companies. Is manufacUiring trade
centre for surrounding region. Is the seat of St. Mar-
garet's (Episcopal) School for Girls. Attracts summer
visitors. Val. 843,000,000. Express; Telegraph.
Waterbury Nat. Bank. Scovill House.
American— Evening ; Ind; Est. '60; 10-lGp
1SX24; .Sub. $6. American Printing
Co. Circ 3-6300
American— Tuesday and Friday ; Ind ; Est. '44 ;
S-12p 18x24; Sub. S2. American Print-
ing Co. Circ S-3000
Democrat— Evening; Dem; Est. '87; 8-12p
17 1-4x23 1-2; Sub. $5. Cornelius Ma-
loney. Circ S-4100
Le Connecticut (French)— Friday; Rep; Est.
■;»7- 4)1 20x20; Sub. §1. Louis Tesson.
Circ........ S-1825
Republican— Morning; Rep; Est. '81; C-lOp
17/ 24; Sub. . 16. Lathrop & Pape. Circ.il-6104
"WEST HAVEN) (twp.) 5247 ; New Haven, 269.103: 3m
SW ot New Haven on New York, New Haven & Hartford
Ry. Has Mathushek Piano Mfg. Co., West Haven
Buckle Co., New Huven Mfg. Co., American Buckle
Co., American Novelty Wire Goods Mfg. Co., other
minor industries and large slaughtering estalilish-
ment. with capacity of 2400 hogs, daily. Trolley
to Milford, Woodmont, Bridgeport and New Haven.
Val. .«3, 500,000. Express; Telegraph. Savin Rock
House.
Times— Saturday ; Local; Est. '94; 4p 16x22;
.Sub. SI. E.P.Thomas. Circ ^-768
West Shore Journal— Saturday ; Local ; Est.
'88; 8p 15x22; Sub. .50c. Stafford Print-
ing Co. (Issued in summer only.) Circ — S-775
WESTPORT, (twp.) 4017 ; Fairfield, 184.203; 3m E of
Norwalk on New York, New Haven & Hartford Ry. Has
.Saugatuck Mfg. Co,, buttons ; Lees Mfg. Co., cord and
twines; C. H. Kemper, tannery; Embalmers' Supply
Co.. embalming fluid; and other industries. Trolley to
Bridgeport, Fairfield, Norwalk, South Norwalk and
Stamford. Val. 82,507,923. Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. Westport House.
Westporter-Herald— Tuesday and Friday;
Ind;Est.'76; 8p 15x22; Sub.fl.50. WiUis
S. Jones. Circ (3)-1250
WESTVILLE. 1975; New Haven, 209,163; 1 l-2m
NWofand suburb of New Haven, nearest railroad
jioint. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Nev?
Haven.
Times— Saturday; Ind; Est. '94; 8p 15x22;
Sub. SI. Times Pub. Co. (Prints an edi-
tion under same name for Hamden.)
Comb. Circ «>-1000
WILLIM ANTIC, 8937; Windham, 46861; 32m E
of Hartlortl on main line and Providence br. N. E..
and New London Northern div. C- V. Rys. AVilli-
manticand Natehaug rivers furnish abundant power.
Has American Thread Co., Willimantic Cotton Co.,.
Windham Cotton Co., Holland Silk (thread) Co.,
Windham Silk Co., Willimantic Machine Co. and minor
industries employing 2500 people, with monthly pay
roll of S75,000. Is trade center for surrounding
towns, with 40000 pop. Has a state Normal school.
Val. 812.000,000. Express; Telegraph. Windham
Nat. Bank. Hotel.
Chronicle-Evening; Ind;Est. '91;8p 15x22;
Sub. S5. Chronicle Printing Co. Circ. .. 4 -3125-
Chronicle— Wednesday : Ind; Est. "77; 8p
15 '22; Sub. SI. Chronicle Printing Co.
Circ... ®-1840-
Journal— Friday ; Rep ; Est. '47; 8p 15x22;
Sub. 81. Hall & Bill Printing Co. Circ. $-2000-
"WINDSOR LOCKS, (twp.) .3062; Hartford, 195,415;
12m N of Hartford on main line, terminus Suttield &
Windsor Locks br. N. Y., N. H. and H. Ry. Has Wind-
sor Paper Co., Anchor Mills Co.. C. H. Dexter & Sons,
paper; V. H. Whittelsv, tissue paper: Windsor Silk
Co., spool silk; E. Horton & Son Co., screw chucks;
Medlicott Co., hosiery; J. R. Montgomery ( o.. cotton
warps and Windsor Locks Machine Co. Is trade centra
for farming section; trolley to Thompsonville and
Springfield. Mass. Val. 81,724,580. Express; Tele-
graph. Windsor Locks Savings Bank. Charter Oak
Hotel.
Journal-Friday; Ind; Est. '80; 4p 20x20;
Sub. .11.50. J.M.Morse. Circ 5y-750'
WINSTED*, 7743: Litchfield, 63672; 45m NAY of
Hartford on Central New England Ry. terminus Nauga-
tuck div. N. Y.. N. H. & H. Rys. Has Winsted Mfg..
Co,, scythes; Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Edge Tool Co.^
Franklin Moore Co.. bolts; New England I'in Co...
Strong Mfg Co., jdated ware: Winsted Silk Co.. AVin-
sted Yarn Co., Winsted Hosiery Co.. Metalifonn Co.,.
New England Knittmg Co., Richards' Hardware Co.,.
and minor interests, employing 2500 people, with
monthly jiay roll of 8150,000. Is trade centre for
large farming and manufacturing section with 25000-
pop. and annual trade of 81.000,000; trolley to Tor-
rington. Has summer visitors. Val. 84,90O,()O0. Ex-
press; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Winchester.
Citizen— Evening; Ind; Est. '88; 8p 15x22;
Sub. S5. Citizen Printing Co. Circ f-lSSO
Herald— Wednesday ; Rep; Est. '53; 8p
15x22; Sub. .§1. Citizen Printing Co.
Circ ®-540
Leader-Friday; Dem; Est. '88; 8p 15x22;
Sub. 81. CJitizen Printing Co. Circ ®-1500'
"WOODBURY, (twp.) 1988; Litchfield. 63G72: 12m W
of Waterbury ; nearest railroad point, Pomp^'iang Val-
ley. Has Daniel Curtis's Sons woolen mills, knife-
arid shear works, employing 200 people. Val. 81.000,-
000. Express; Telegraph. Woodbury Savings Bank.
Curtis House.
Reporter-Thursday ;Ind ; Est.'77 ; 4p 17 l-4x
22; .Sub. 81.50. A. E. Knox. Circ (S-600
Advertising is the "Golden Gate" to prosperity.
Advertising is the lever that moves the business
world.
Some people tnj to do their oum advertising who
rvouldivt dare decide ajwint ofUnc—one is as difficult
as the other.
DELAWARE.
Capital, Dover. Settled at Wilmington bv Swedes in 1638. Population 184.735. Area, 2380 sq. miles. Acres
of farmland, 1,100,000: value of farm land, .§37,000,000. State debt, ,$811,702. Vote lOUO: Rep. 22529;
Dem. 18858; Social Bern. 57; Fro. 538.
Delaware is bounded on the north by Pennsylvania ; on the east by Delaware bay ; and on the south and
west by Maryland. The second smallest state in the Union, Delaware is one of the busiest and has a great di-
versity of interests. The northern part of the state is hilly and contains deposits of porcelain, clay and iron
ore; the southern is a low, alluvial plain. The fisheries are of considerable importance and include "shad, her-
ring, bass, terrapin, soft shell crabs and oysters. Good water power is obtained on Brandywine Creek. Dela-
ware has ',1000 farms, worth .'?37,00O,00O, on which are raised every year 4,000,000 bushels of corn, 12,000,000
bushels of wheat, large quantities of oats, sorghum, berries, dairj- products, tomatoes, grapes, melons and
7,000,000 quarts of strawberries. Delaware peaches are famous. The state has 55000 acres devoted to this
fruit and millions of baskets are shipped annually. On the Brandywine there are deposits of line granite for
building. Extensive brick works have grown out of the clay and kaolin beds around "Wilmington. The manu-
factures of the state aggregate §50,000,000 a year and include iron ships, cars, iron and steel goods, powder,
leather, cotton, pulp, paper, etc. There are three counties and newspapers are published in them all. The
principal cities and towns are : Wilmington, New Castle, Dov-er, Milford, Smyrna, Lewes, Delaware City, Laurel,
Middletown and Seaford. •
DOVER*, (state capital), 3329 ; Kent, 32762 ; 75m S of
Philadeli)hia on Delaware div. P. Ry. Has Rich-
ardson & Robbins, fruit and meat canners: Dover
Ice Mfg. Co., Jacob Levy & Co. distillery; Dover Ma-
chine Works, Dover Crate & Basket factory, shirt
and silk factory. Diamond Paint Works and other in-
<lustries, employing 750 people. Is farming, fruit,
berry and vegetable growing trade centre for central
Delaware. Seat of Wilmington (Methodist Episc.)
Conference Academy. Has home offices Delaware and
Kent County Mutual Insurance companies. Val. .§1,-
620.940. Express ; Telegraph. Eirst Nat. Bank. Hotel
Richardson.
Delawarean— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '59; 8-12p
15x22; Sub. $1. William Saulsbury.
Clrc D-2456
Piibiifihfr's Statement .—The Delawarean is the old-
est an<l best-established family weekly newspaper on
the Delaware Maryland peninsula. It circulates in
the richest agricultural section of Delaware. Reaches
all the oldest families. Advertising rates furnished.
Delaware Workman— Monthly ; A. O. I\W;
Est. '95; 12p 13X18; Sub. fl. J.Milton
Davidson. Circ (5-5338
Index — Thursdav; Dem;
15 1-2X22; Sub. .§1. T. F
Est. '87; 8p
Dunn. Circ..D-1209
State News—Wednesday; Ind; Est. 1902;
4p 18X24; Sub. .§1. Monroe Ashmore.
Circ 1-1865
State Sentinel-Saturday ; Rep ; Est. '74; 4p
22 -30; Sub. .SI. Sentinel Printing Co.
Circ 3-1400
GEORGETOWN*, 1658; Sussex, 42276; 40m S of
Dover on Delaware, Marvland and Virginia br. P., W.
& B. Rv. Has cane and basket factories. Val. .'?373,-
655. Express; Telegraph. Farmers' Bank. Eagle
Hotel.
Democrat— Saturday : Dem; Est. '82; 4p
20,- 26 ; Sub. 81. Delaware Democrat Pub.
C... Circ i -1324
Eastern Shore Farms and Fruit Culturist—
Monthlv; Horticultural; Est. '93; 16p
8X12; Sub. 50c. Moore & Gates. Cire..f2,-10000
Journal— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '67 ; 4p 20x26 ;
Sub. si. Lynch & Jones. Circ (3:;-1486
Republican— Saturday ; Rep; Est. '86; 4p
20/ 2(); Sub. $1. Sussex Republican Pub.
Co. Clrc (1)-1038
LAUREL, 3850; Sussex, 42276 ; 40m S of Dover on
Delaware div. P., W. & B. Ry. ; on Laurel river, with
steamer service three times a week with Baltimore.
Has flouring mill, knitting and canning factory, and
manufactures crates and fruit baskets. Exports large
quantities of fruit and lumber. Laurel Is second to
AVilmington in manuiacturing enterprises, third in
population and one of tlie wealthiest towns in the
state. Val. .§455,500. Express; Telegraph. Sussex
Teller and Safe Deposit Co., Laurel. Laurel House.
Countian— Saturday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '85; 8p
15x22; Sub. .§1. C. W. Kenney. Clre..(D-1500
LEWES, 2259; Sussex, 42276; 13m E of Georgetown
on Delaware, Maryland & Virginia br. P., W. & B.
Ry. and Delaware bay. Has canning, fishing and agri-
cultural interests. Ex]>ress; Telegraph. Farmers'
Bank, Georgetown. Virden House.
Pilot— Saturday ; Ind: '91; 8p 15x22; Sub.
.§1. Delaware Pilot Pub. Co. Clrc 3-1150
MIDDLETOWN, 1567 ; Newcastle, 109697 ; 25m SW of
Wilmington on Delaware div. P., W. & B. Ry. Manu-
factures shirts and general underwear ; grows fruit.
Val. .§542.800. P^xjiress; Telegraph. Citizens' Nat.
Bank. National Hotel.
Churchman— Monthly : Prot. Episcopal; Est.
•93: 12p8Xll; Sub. 25c. W. J. Wilkle.
Circ i-l 100
New Era— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '85 ; 4p
2n 20; Sub..§l. Freeman & Weber. Circ.3-1465
Transcript— Saturday : Rep; Est. '68; 4p
j 20x26; Sub. .§1. T. S. Fouracre. Circ... 4 -1275
MILFORD, 2500; Kent and Sussex, 75038; 62m S
of Wilmington on Phik-.delphia, Wilmington &
Baltimore Ry.; on Misplllion creek: has steamer con-
nection witli Philadel]>hia. Is in farming and peach
growing section. Has AVm. G. Abbott, shipbuilder;
Reis & Hirsch and G. S. Grier «& Son, basket and box
factories; home station for large sturgeon fishing
Interests: David Reis, cannery; shirt factory. Ice plant
and other interests. Val. §l,62O.940. Express; Tele-
graph. First Nat. Bank. Central House.
Chronicle— Friday; Rep: Est. '78; 8p 16x22;
Sub. si. Theo. Townsend. Circ 1-2066
News and Advertiser— Saturday; Ind-Rep;
Est. '57; 4p 20x26; Sub. $1. Hynson
& Mears. Circ ®-1000
MILTON, 1276; Sussex, 42276; 9m NE of George-
town; (^ueen Anne's Ry. to Baltimore connects at
EUendale and Greeenwood with Pennsylvania Ry. In
a farming region. Brick and pottery clay, vegetable
packing factory, shirt and overall factory. Exijress;
Telepraph. Sussex Trust and Safe Deposit. Ponder
House.
Times— Saturday ; Ind : Est. '97: 4p 17x24:
Sub. §1. Times Pub. Co. Circ 4-1000
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
NEWARK. 1213; Newcastle, 109,697; 12m SW of
Wilmington, terminus Newark & Delaware City, junc-
tion Maryland div. 1'., W. & B. and Columbus & New-
ark div.'B. iS: O. Kys. Here are jiajier and woolen
mills, also m:\tch fac'torv and machine sl)Oi)s. A farm-
ing town with State College. Val. $300,000. Ex-
press; Telegrai)li. Nat. Bank of Newark. Deer Park
Hotel.
College Review— t Monthly : Est. '84; 20p
iSX 12; Sub. SI. Delaware College. Circ...g-200
Ledger— Saturday; Dem; Est. '76; 4i) 20x26;
Sub. si. Bowen & Bro. Circ {J-1520
NEWCASTLE*', 3380: Newcastle, 109,697; 5m S of
Wilmington on Delaware div. P. Ry; at the head of
Delaware bay: freight and passenger steamer connec-
tion with Philadelphia, Pa., Baltimore, Md. and im-
portant river towns. Has Delaware Iron Works. Triton
Cotton Mills, Knowles Woolen Mills, New Castle Shirt
factory, Lea Flour mill, shad fisheries, steam brick yard
and minor industries, employing 1400 people. Trolley
to "Wilmington. Val. $1,431,002. Express ; Telegraph.
Farmers' Bank. Jefferson House.
News— Saturday; Dem; Est. '— ; 8p 17x24;
Sub. si. e: C. Bross. Circ f)-1200
SEAFORD, 1724; Sussex 42276; 84m S of Wilming-
ton on Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore br.
P. and terminus Cambridge & Seaford Rys. Has
phosphate works, canning factory, i)lanirig mills,
shfrt factory, flour mills and oyster jiacking houses.
Is trade centre for large agricultural section. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Sussex House.
News— Saturday; Dem; Est. '91; 4p 20x26;
Sub. .SI. W. H. Stevens. Circ ®-1000
SMYRNA, 2.541 : Kent, 32762; 60m S ol Philadelphia,
Pa. on Phnadel])hia, AVilmington & Baltimore,
Ry.: on Smyrna river, with one steamer line to Wil-
mington, Chester, Pa. and I'hiladelphia, Pa. Has the
Smyrna .Shirt & Hosiery Mfg. Co., Bitzer Hosiery Mfg.
Co.". .1. W. Tucker, overall factory; W. M. Lewis and H.
D. Boyer & Co., farming tools; .1. H. Hoffecker & Son,
J. B. Counselman & Co., canneries; L. M. Price, phos-
]>hate factory; Geo. W. Taylor, machine shoj) ; Horace
Mustard, tannery; Symran Transjiortation & Manufac-
turing Co. and nianufactories of brick, tile and lumber.
Is summer resort. Val. $1,080,000. Express; Tele-
graph. Nat. Bank of Smyrna. Delaware House.
Call— Tuesday ; Dem; Est.'89; 8p 18X24; Sub.
si. J. C.Wickes. Circ S-1200
Times— Wednesday ; Ind; Est. '54: 8p 31x44;
Sub. .$1 . R. d". Hoflecker. Circ , . . . 3-1400
WILMINGTON, 787010 ; Newcastle, 109,097 ; 50m SW
of I'hiladelphia, Pa. on Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio,
Wilmington & Western and Wilmington & Northern
Rys. Here are the Diamond State Rolling Mill, Mc-
CuUough Iron Works, Lobdell Car AVheel Co., Harlan
& Hollingsworth Co., iJackson & Sharp, Pusey &
Jones and Moore's ship yards, Jackson & Sliarp,
branch of American Car Works and Pullman Car
Works, Dui)ont Powder Works, Delaware and Rem-
ington Machine companies, fifteen morocco, five
carriage, two stocking and six leather factor-
ies, four iron works and rolling mills, five iron
foundries, four furniture factories, axle works, hat
factories, four breweries, pajier and jmlp mills and
minor industries, einjiloying 20000 jieople. Is trade
centre for iiorthern peninsula with large manufac-
turing iiopulation; trolley to Newcastle, Gordon
Heights and Elsmere. Val. $40,000,000. Express;
Telegra])li. First Nat. Bank. Clayton Hovise.
Afro-American Citizen (Colored)— Saturday;
Ind: E^t. •'.',->: 4p 15x22; Sub. $1.50.
Afro-American mib. Co. Circ ®-300
Agents' Guide— Monthly : Agents ; Est.'88 : 8p
15 1-2X22; Sub. 50c. Agents' Guide Pub.
Co. Circ (3 -5000
Every Evening— Evening; Ind -Dem; Est.
"07; 4-8p 19x24; Sub. $o. Every Even-
ing Printing Co. Circ X-10377
Piihlishor'a Stdtement. — The circulation of Every
Evening for the months of January and February,
1903, exceeded 10,000, which is guaranteed to be
more than the combined circulation of any other two
daily newsp.ipers published in Delaware. Its value
as an advertising medium is double that of any other
newspaper in the state. Results in advertising prove
this assertion. It carries more classihed advertising
than all the other daily newspapers in the state com-
biiiPd.
Gazette and State Journal (weekly edition of
Every Evening)— Thursday ; Dem; Est.
1784'; 8)) 17x24; Sub. .$1. Every Evening
Printing Co. Circ 1;-1550
Farm and Home— Saturday; Agricultural;
Est. "85; lOp 10X14; Sub. 50c. Farmand
Home Pub. Co. Circ @-6750
Freie Press (German)— Evening; Ind ; Est. '81 ;
4]) lsx24; Sub. $5. A. D. Jacobson.
Circ 3 -3900
Journal— Evening; Rep; Est. '88; 6- 8p 17x23;
Sub. $3. The Evening Journal Pub. Co.
Circ I -6408
Justice— Saturday ; Single Tax; Est. '88; 4p
14x22; Sub. $1. Justice Pub. Co. Clrc..®-300
News— Morning; Rep; Est. '80; 6-12p 17x24;
Sub. $3. The News Pub. Co. Circ 2)-9485
Peninsular Methodist— Saturday ; Methodist:
Est. '75; lOp 11X15; .Sub. $1. Methodist
Pub. Co. Circ 4 -3000
Republican— Evening; Rep; Est. '75; 4p
19X20; Sub. $3. Republican Ptg. & Pub.
Co. Circ g)-630()
Republican— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '26; 8p
19X 20 : Sub. $2. Republican Ptg. & Pub.
Co. Circ 1,-837
Star— Sunday; Ind; Est. '81: 8p 17x24; Sub.
.si..-)0. Star Pub. Co. Circ I)-7722
Stars and Stripes-Monthly; Jr. O. U. A. M;
Est. '95 ; 4p 13X1S ; Sub. 25c. Stars Pub.
Co. Circ (J)-2C00
Sun— Evening; Rep; Est. '97; 4p 15 1-2X22;
Sub. $3. John P. Mullins. Circ (3;-4000
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON, (Xational capital) 285,000; on
Baltimore & Ohio, junction Chesapeake & Ohio,
Philadelphia, "Wilmington & Baltimore and South-
€i"n Rys. : last navigable point on the Potomac
river, with steamer service to Fortress Monroe
and Norfolk, Va., Chesapeake & Ohio canal to
■Cumberland, Md.: i)rincipal traftlc, coal. Has
many suburban electric car lines, connecting,
among other places, Alexandria, Mt. Vernon and Falls
Church, Ya. and Silver Springs, Takoma Park, Glen
Echo and Cabin John's Bridge, Md. The capital city
has 22'.ir) manufactories, with §^28, 805, 089 capital,
23401 em])loyees, monthly pay roll of §1,218,555, and
an annual product worth .§39,331,437. The leading
concerns are: Swift & Co., pork packers; National
Capital and Chris llenrich Brewing comjjanies, E. E.
Jackson Luml.)er Co., J. E. Herrell & Co., brick; G. W.
Cissel & Co., millers. Like a great spider's web lies
the city, among a cluster of gently rising hills. Half
the entire area of the city is in streets and parks.
M'ashinwtun has 120 miles' of the widest streets in the
world. Shaded by grand old trees and paved with as-
phalt. 3Iassachusetts avenue, five miles in length and
160 feet wide. Is the city's linest street, and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, from the Capitol to the Treasury, is per-
haps the most noted. Here are: Georgetown, How-
ard, the Methodist and the Catholic Universities, Co-
lumbian and Smithsonian Institutes, fifteen female
boarding schools, the largest of which are the Academy
of Visitation, McDonald-Ellis School, Mt. Vernon Semi-
nary, Norwood Institute and the Washington Seminary
and the various departments of the national govern'-
ment. The latter include the Capitol, one of the most
beautiful buildinn.s in the world, surrounded by ma-
jestic columns and crowned with its great white dome;
the White House, State. War and Navy building, the
largest granite building in the world, which cost over
^10,000,000, and where are employed over 2000 peo-
ple; the Treasury l)uilding. that cost S8, 000, 000;
the Interior Department, the Post Office with GOO
clerks, the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, where
120u jiersons are employed : the Government Printing
Office, which emi)loys' 2700 people and pays out
■S3,000,(M)U annually in wages; the Congressional Li-
brary, recently completed at a cost of .'i«0,500,000, the
largest and finest liljrary building in the world; the
Naval Ob.servatorj- and the L'nited States Navy Yard
and Gun Factory. The National gun factory has made
the great 12 and 13 inch guns used on battle ships and
fortitications, and is working on the largest gun ever
turned out. The city i.s famous for its handsome and
costly jiublic and ]irivate buildings, and is everywhere
adorned with beautiful and imposing monuments,
equestrian statues and memorials of the Nation's great
men and of her military and naval heroes. The princi-
pal hospitals are : The Columbia, Emergency, Freed-
men's, Garfield Memorial, Providence, Home for In-
curables, Children's, Homoeoi)athic, Foundlings and
many other smaller institutions of charity and rescue.
The various libraries of the departments of the govern-
ment are accessible to the employees. In addition
to these there are private circulating libraries, the ag-
fregate number of volumes of which is over 1,000,000.
he most important are as follows : Congressional, Car-
roll Institute. Masonic, Peabody, Odd Fellows, Muni-
cipal, AVorkingmen's and the Public Library. Here are
€ight accident insurance comj)anies, the Aetna, Cen-
tral Accident of Pittsburg, Fidelity and Casualty, N. Y.,
Interstate Casualty, N. Yi, Massachusetts Mutual, Pre-
ferred, N. Y., Travelers, U. S. Casualty, N. Y. Over
100 fire insurance companies are represented in this
city, including all the principal companies in the world.
Besides these there are 13 home companies, consisting
of the German American, the Peoples, Metropolitan,
Lincoln, Arlington, Riggs, Commercial, Corcoran,
Franklin, Firemen's, Mutual and Potomac. In winter
this city is the centre of official society of the ITnited
States and a great winter resort for the families of
those connected with the go%'ernment. Val. .*;219,-
192,208. Express: Telegraph. Riggs Nat. Bank.
Shoreham Hotel.
Am. Annals of the Deaf— Bi-Mo; Non-pol;
Est. '49; 80-128p 6X9; Sub. $2. E.A. Fay.
Circ 3)-1100
Am. Federationist— Monthly ; Labor; Est. '94;
4Up 5 1-2X8; Sub. 50c. Am. Federa-
tion of Labor. Circ
Am. Inventor— Si-mo ; Scientific ; Est.'98 ; 28p
11X14; Sub. S1.50. Am. Inventor Pub. Co.
Circ. t -15000
Am. Monthly Magazine— Monthly ; Literarj- ;
Est. ".12; 132p (>X10; Sub. SI. Daugh-
ters of the Am. Revolution. Circ 3;-<i228
Am. University Courier— Quarterly ; Collegi-
ate ; Est. '92 ; 16p 9X11 ; Sub. 25c. Wilbur
L. Davidson. Circ g -12000
Army and Navy Magazine— Monthly ; Est.
'93; 86p 7X10; Sub. .$3. Herbert Cecil
Lewis. Circ ®-3000
Army and Navy Register— Saturday ; Mili-
tary; Est. '78; 24p 9 1-4X14; Sub. $3.
Army and Navy Register Pub. Co. Circ. 3; -8500
Bee ^Colored)— Saturday; Ind; Est. '82; 8p
15x22; Sub. .■?2. Bee Printing Co. Circ..®-400
Buff and Blue— Monthly : Collegiate; Est. '92;
GOp 6X9; Sub. SI. GaUaudet College.
Circ 1)-500
Bulletin of the Bureau of Am. Republics-
Monthly; Est. '93; Sub. .s2. Circ I-llOOO
Chronicle— Monilay ; Ind-Rep; Est. '61; 4p
20; 26; .Sub. 82. J. Q. Thompson & Co.
Circ I'-7981
Colored American — Wednesday ; Ind-Rep ;
Est. '93; IGp 10 1-2X15 1-2; Sub. i^2.
Edward E. Cooper. Circ 3-1 4000
Courant— Saturdav ; Ind; Est. '85: 8p 15x22;
Sub. .81. Courant Pub. Co. Circ @-800
Dye's Government Counterfeit Detector—
Monthlv: ( ommenial: Est.'50; G4p GX9:
Sub. S3. F.A.Lester. Circ 4-3528
Feather— Monthly ; Poultry; Est. '95; 40p
9X12; Sub. 50c. G. E. Howard & Co.
Giro @-144.58
Financial Review-Si-Mo; Est. '92; 16p
9X12; Sub. 81. Am. Security and Trust
Co. Circ
Forestry and Irrigation— Monthly ; Forestrv- :
Est; '95: 64p 7X10; .Sub. .81. H. M.
Suter. Circ i -6766
Home Magazine— Monthly ; Family ; Est. '88 :
20-24p 11X16; Sub. 25c. Home Magazine
Co. Circ g -153,694
Inventive Age and Patent Index— Monthly;
Scientific; Est. '88; 16p 11X14; Sub. $1.
E. G. Siggers. Circ S-4500
Jeffersonian Democrat— Monthly ; Est. '98;
G4p (jX9; .Sub. Si. .Jeffersonian Democrat
Pul). Co. Circ ^-1000
Journal (German)— Saturday; Est. '73; 8p
14-21 ; Sub. 82.50. W. Koch. Circ $-2450
Journal of the American Society of Naval
Engineers— Quarterly ; Professional ; Est.
'89; 28Gp 6X9; Sub. 85. R. Beresford.
Circ @-784
Journal of the Knights of Labor— Monthly ;
Labor; Est. '80; 4p 17X24; Sub. 50c.
Board of Trustees. Circ
Law Reporter— Thursday; Law; Est. '74;
16-4(ip7X10; .Sub. 83. Law Reporter Co.
Circ (3;-1250
Liquor Dealer— Saturday ; Liquor Interests;
Est. 94: 4p 10X22; Sub. §1.50. J. G.
Deponai. Circ ©-2226
Machinists' Journal— Monthly ; Labor; Est.
'89; 72pi;X9: Suli. 81. D. Douglas Wilson.
Circ l! -45000
National Architect and Builder— Saturday ;
Est. '89; 8p 10X15; Sub. $2. Daniel
Curry. Circ
PETTINGILKS NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
National Baptist Magazine (Colored)— Quar-
terly; Est.'y4;26p6X9;Sub. $1.25. Pub-
lished by a Committee. Circ
National Bimetallist— Si-mo; Monetary ; Est.
■'.17: L'Oi) SXll: Sub. SI. National Bimet-
allic Inion. Circ ®-1000
National Geographic Magazine— Monthly ;
Scientific; Est. '89; 48p 7X10; Sub. !J2.50.
National Geoffraphic Society. Circ 3-3100
National Illustrated Magazine— Monthly ; |
Literarv and Current Events; Est.'84:;10p
0X14; Sub. 50c. Gray Pub. Co. Circ... .(3,-25000
National Tribune— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '77;
8p lSX2o; Sub. .SI. McElrov, Slioppell
cV Andrews. Circ i -107.770
National Watchman— Thursday ; Dem; Est.
".)2; IGp 13X18; Sub. .fl. National
AVatehnian Pub. Co. Circ ® -40000
Official Gazette— Tuesday ; Scientific ; Est. '72 ;
2n0p ,sxil ; .Sub. ,15. U. S. Patent Office.
( ire J,-7000
Osprey— Monthly ; Scientific; Est. '96; 16-20p
7X10; Sill). SI. Osprey Co. Circ 4)-1025
Patent Record and Monthly Review-
Monthly; Patents; Est. '98; 48p 1-2X9;
Sub. $1. The Patent Record Co. Circ. ..(3 -35462
Pathfinder— Saturday ; Non-]iartisan; Est. '9.3;
8-l(;p 11 A l.") ; .Sub. SI. Pathfinder Pub. Co.
Circ iJ)-28204
Plant World— Monthly ; Popular Science;
Est. '97; 24p 7X10; Sub. S;l. The Plant
World Co. Circ Jj-llOO
Post— Morning; Ind; Est. '76; 12p 191-2x24;
Sub. .SO. Washington Post Co. Circ. ..'S-27910
Post — Sunday; Ind; Est. '76; 36-52p
19 1-2x24; Sub. §1.50. Washington Post
Co. Circ i.%)-37485
Postmaster's Advocate— Monthly; Est. '85;
16p 111-2X13 1-2; Sub. 5Uc. J. Wm.
McKinley. Circ j -29341
Postal Record— Monthly ; Postal; Est.'88; 24p
9X12; Sub. .SI. National Association of
Letter Carriers. Circ (3-17000
Postmasters' Home Journal— Si-mo ; Est. '99 ;
4p 15X22 ; .Sub. 50c. N. Bunch. Circ. . . .-
Publications of the Southern History Asso-
ciation— Bi-mo; Historic; Est. "97; SHp
6X10; , Sub. SS. .Souther" History Asso-
ciation. Circ " (J-900
Pythian World-Monthly; K.of P; Est. '90;
4p 15X22 ; Sub. 50c. Pythian World Pub.
Co. Circ 1-2500
Sentinel— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '73 ; 4p 21 x27 ;
Sub. S3. Louis Schade. Circ ©-6448
Spanish War Journal— -Monthly; Est. 1900;
28-40p 9 1-2X12 1-2: ,Sub. $1. L. C.
Dyer. Circ (3;-2384
Star— Evening; Ind; Est. '52; 12-32p
17 1-2x23 1-2; Sub. $6. Evening Star
Newspaper Co. Circ X-33748
Stone-Cutters' Journal— Montlily; Labor; Est.
'87; l(;-20p 10X14; Sub. §1. Jas. F. Mc-
Hugh. Circ 5-37000
Suburban Citizen— Saturday; Est. '91; 8p
16X22 ; Sub. .SI. Suburban Citizen Neyps-
paper Co. Circ ®-500
Sunday Herald-Sunday ; Est. '86 ; 8p 15X22 ;
Sub. SI. A. ,T. Wedderburn, Jr. Circ
The Washington Mirror— Saturday ; Society ;
Est. '99:°24p 9 1-2X12 1-2. Sub. $2.
American Newspaper Syndicate. Circ. (2 -13235
Ptiblisher's Statement.— The Washington Mirror,
rejiresentative .social weekly of the Capitol, is mainly
an intimate review of the social and political world
of Washington. Being the only jiopular weekly sold
on the streets of Washington, Baltimore and St.
Louis, as well as on the principal news stands of all
the larger cities both at home and abroad, repre-
sents a tangible advertising value to the highest
class of advertisers. The Mirror's circulation must
be considered by virtue of the nature of the weekly,
as distinctly preferred. Being alone in its Held at
the National Capitol, its influence is also a national
one.
Times— Morning and Evenmg; Ind; Est. '94;
8-12p 17 1-2x23 1-2; Sub. .S4.80. Times
Co. Circ 3-40000
Times— Sunday ; Ind; Est. '94; 32p 17 l-2x
23 1-2: Sub. SI. Times Co. Circ 3-20000
V. S. Gov't Advertiser and Mun. Contractor
—Thursday; Municipal; Est. '82; 16p
11X15; Sub. $5. Ridenour& Jenks. Circ.ii:-8540
Views— Monthly ; Trade ; Est. '98 ; 24p 10X12 ;
Sub. S2. Max Cohen. Circ (D-450O
Volks-Tribun (German)— Saturday ; Rep ; Est.
■75: 8p 15> 22; .Sub. S2. Emanuel Wal-
decker. Circ , J^)-3215
Woman's Tribune— Saturday ; Woman's Suf-
frage: Est. '83; 4p 12X17; Sub. $1.
Clara Bewick Colby. Circ 'f-210O
FLORIDA.
Capital, Tallahassee. Settled at St. Aiig:ustme bv Spaniards in 1565. Population 528,542. Area, 58984 sq.
miles Acres of farm land, 3,300,000; value of farm land, 820,000,000. State debt, §153. 391. Vote in 1900:
Dem. 28007 : Rep. 7314 : I'eo. 1090. Pro. 1039. Soc. Dem. (iOl.
Florida is bounded on the north bv Georgia and Alabama ; on the east liy the Atlantic ocean ; on the south by
Florida strait and the Gulf of Mexico and on the west by the Gulf of Mexico. This state is the scene of the
wanderings of Ponce de Leon. Panfilo de Narvaez and De Soto and the murderous reign of Menendez. It includes
northern "Florida, the mainland division the highest portion; middle Florida, the original peninsula, a high,
rolling country, crowned with great forests of pines and hemlocks and studded with ciystal lakes; and southern
Florida, an immense area of low, swampv made land of comparatively recent origin, culminating in the ever-
glades only a few feet above the sea. It is in middle Florida that most of the world famous resorts are located.
The southern part is surrounded bv low Iving islands of which Largo is the hirgest. On this and the other-
principal islands are a great number of farms producing great quantities of early fruits and vegetables for the
northern market. The Florida Keys produce cocoanuts and pineapples in immense quantities. The fisheries of
Florida are important and employ over 10000 men, with a yearly product worth §1,000,000. The catch includes
sponges, mullets, red snappers, pbmpano, king fish, Spanish mackeral, channel bass, blue fish, trout and oysters^
Shad run in many of the rivers and gigantic sea turtles are caught off the Keys. The latter sometimes weigh
1200-1500 pounds. Lumbering is the foremost industry of the state, amounting to over $20,000,000 a year. The
annual farm products include 45,000,000 bushels of corn, 600,000 bushels of oats, 1,300,000 pounds of rice,
1,000,000 gallons of molasses and 1500 hogshead of sugar and consideral)le amounts of tea, coffee, flax,
hemp, barley, hops, p^as and beans. The state produces 60000 bales of cotton annually, largely sea island, and
tobacco raising is becoming an industry of large proportions. There are 50 varieties of oranges and Florida
oranges "beat the worid.'^ There are 10000 square miles devoted to orange culture and over 2,000,000 boxes
a year are exported. Other fruits are grown in considerable quantities, including grape fruit, cocoanuts and
pineapples, lemons, limes, grapes, dates, guavas, citrons, tamarinds, pomegranates, tigs, olives, pears, apples,,
peaches, quinces and yellow and red bananas. Extensive phosphate beds are found in the southern part of the
state and the annual export is very large. There are 45 counties and newspapers are published in them all.
The principal cities and towns are: Key West, Jacksonville, Pensacola, Tampa, St. Augustine, Palatka, Talla-
hassee, Fernandhia, Ocala, Gainesville and Delando.
APALACHICOLA*, 3077 ; Franklin. 4890; 80m SW of
Tallahassee at mouth of Apalachicola river; on (iulf of
Mexico. Boats to Columbus and way landings. Ships
large amount of lumber, fish, oysters, sponges and cot-
ton. Val. §382,861. Express ; Telegraph. Capital City
Bank (branch). Jenkins House.
Times— Saturday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '81; 4p
IS X 24; Sub." .§1.50. H. W. .Johnston. Circ.J)-698
APOPKA, 218; Orange. 11374; 13m NW of Orlando
on Seaboard Air Line & Atlantic Coast Line Rys. Here
are the Florida Iron ct Wood Works and the Starbiid
Lumber & Veneer Co. A fruit growing town. Ex-
press; Telegraph. State Bank of Orlando, Orlando.
Apojika House.
Citizen— Saturdav; Dem; Est. '96; 8p 15x22;
Sub. si. L. 1). Gieger. Circ (3)-900
ARCADIA, 1500; De Soto, 8047; 28m NW of Punta
Gorda on Charlotte Harbor div. P. S. Ry. In a phos-
lihate region and grows fruit, cattle and winter vege-
tables. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank of
Arcadia.
Champion— Thursday; Ind; Est. '95: lOp
15x22; Sub. §1. Neva C. Child. Circ
_-425
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '87; 8p 15 1-2X22;
Sub. §1. De Soto Pub. Co. Circ (3J-1500
BARTOW*, 1983; Polk, 12472; 45m E of Tampa on
Charlotte Harbor and Bartow & Bartow Junction brs.
F. S. Ry. Has extensive orange groves and jihosphate
deposits. In a stock raising and farming community.
Is commercial centre for an agricultural jioimlation.
Val. .§517,628. Express; Telegraph. Polk County
Nat. Bank. Hotel Carpenter
Courier-Informant— Wednesday ; Dem ; Est.
'81;8pl(;x22; Sub. .§1. Polk County
Printing Co. Circ 3 -1800
BELLEVIEW, 137; Marion, 24403; 12m S of Ocala
on Seal)oard Air Line. Grows and ships fruit and veg-
etables. Has lumber manufactories. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank.
News-Letter — Friday ; Dem; Est.'97; 4p
15X22; Sub. §1. L.W.Baldwin. Circ... .(D-600
BRAIDENTOWN*, 800; Manatee. 7000; 45m S of
Taiiqia on Manatee river with two steamboat lines,
also .Seaboard Air Line Ry. Agriculture and fruit cul-
ture is the principal industry. Trade centre for sur-
rounding fruit growing territory and winter resort.
Exi>ress ; Telegraph. Bank of Manatee, Braidentown.
Journal— Thursday , Dem; Est. '88; 8p
13x20; Sub. §1. J. H. Humphries. Circ..@-800
BRONSON, 799; Levy, 8003; 23m SW of Gainesville
on Waldo ^r Cedar Key br. Seaboard Air Line. Raises
fruit and agricultural produce. Extensive turpentine
and phosi)hate industries. Express; Telegraijh. P'irst
Nat. Bank, Gainesville.
Times-Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '82;
4p 18x24; Sub. §1. O. J. Farmer. Circ... 3 -700
BROOKSVILLE*, 641; Hernando, 3638; 50in N of
Tamjia on Atlantic Coast Line Ry.. also terminus of the-
Brooksville, Hudson & Tampa Ry. (irows tolwcco. cot-
ton, cereals, sugar cane and oranges and manufactures
cigars. Naval stores. Exi)ress; Telegraph. High
school. Rice Hotel.
Star— Friday; Dem; Est. '88; 4p 26x40; Sub.
§1. J.C. Burwell. Circ f-120a-
CEDAR KEYS, 960; Levy, 8603; 126m SW of Jack-
sonville, terminus Waldo \' Cedar Key br. F. C. & P.
Ry.; on Gulf of Mexico with excellent itassenger and'
freight facilities. The catching of fish, oysters and
turtles and gathering of sponges are the chief indus-
tries. Val. §200,000. Express; Telegraph. C. B.,
Rogers & Co., Bankers. Schlermmur House.
Gulf -Coaster— Thursday ; Dem : Est. '92 ; 4p
15x22; Sub. §1. Cedar Keys Printing
Co. Circ f;-475..
CHIPLEY, 652 ; Washington, 10154; 118m E of Pensa-
cola on Pensacola & Atlantic div. L. & N. Ry. In cot-
ton growing and lumbering section. Farming and fruit
growing. Has several lumber mills. Express ; Tele-
graph. Bank, Dekle & Co.
Banner— Saturday; Dem; Est. '85;4p 16x22;
Sub. §1. T.C.Jones. Circ ®-536.
Record— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '99; 4p 17X24;
Sub. §1. J.S.Gardner. Circ f-1050.
CLEARWATER HARBOR, 343; Hillsboro, 360ia:;.
30in W of Tampa on Clearwater bay. Express ; Tele-
graph. i;xchange Nat. Bank, Tampa. Verona Inn.
Press— Friday; Dem; Est. '94; 8p 16X22;
Sub. §1.50. Leroy Brandon. Circ g)-800>
COCOA, 382 ; Brevard, 5158; 20m S of Titusville on
Florida East Coast Ry. and Indian river with steam-
boat connection. Raises fruit and vegetables. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Brevard County State Bank.
News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '96; 8p 11x26;
Sub. §1. T. Roy Puckett. Circ @-650
James B. D
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
CEAWFORDVILLE*, 700; AVakulla, 5140: 22m SW
ol lallahassee : uearest railroad iioint, Arran. Saw
mills. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Talla-
hassee.
Breeze— Friday; Dem; Est. '97; 4p 13x20;
.Sill), si. j. M. Towles. Circ S)-500
CEESCENT CITY, 3.-;2; Putnam, 11641; 76m S of
Jacksonville on Crescent Lake, with steamboats to
meet all trains on Plant System Ry.; station 2m W.
Orange culture is tlie chief industry. Is trade centre
of Fruirland, Penna., for fruit growers of the near vicin-
ity and winter home for Northern people. Express;
Telegraph. Crescent City .Junction. I'utnam Nat. Bank,
Palatka. Grove Hall, Hotel.
News— Thursday : Dem ; Est. '98; 8p 11X16;
Sub. .SI. W.A.Russell Circ ;4;-1106
DADE CITY*, 509 ; Pasco, 6054 ; 25m N of Plant City
on !• lorida Central & Peninsular and Savannah, Flor-
ida A: Western Rys. In an agricultural section having
timlier tracts. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Pasco
County. Dade City Hotel.
Democrat— Thursdav : Dem; Est. '87; 4p
IS 24; Sub. .SI.' J. A. Johnston. Circ... . J)-463
DAYTONA, IGOO; Volusia, 10003; 65m S of St.Augus-
tine on Florida East Coast Ry. and Halifa.x river. Its
chief industries are orange, peach and strawberry rais-
ing, market gardening and timber cutting. Summer and
winter resort. Express; Telegrai)h. Merchants'
Bank. Ridgewood Hotel.
Gazette-News— Saturday; Dem; Est. '89; 8p
16x22; Sub. ,S1.50." Edw. Fitzgerald.
Circ d-OOO
Journal— "Wednesday ; Rep; Est. '83; 4p
2()x2G;Sub. .S1.50. John M. JoUey. Circ...@-850
DE FUNIAK SPRINGS*, 1661; Walton, 9346; 80m E
of Pensacola on Pensacola & Atlantic div. L. & N. Ry.
Has jiine timber lands, live stock and mineral spring's.
The Florida Chautauqua Society meets here. Ex-
press ; Telegraph. W. L. Cawthon. Banker, Pensacola.
Florida House.
Breeze— Thursdav ; Ind-Dem; Est. '02; 4p
18x24; Sub. $1. R. W. Storrs. Circ 3-830
Herald— Friday ; Dem; Est. '84; 4p 16X22;
Sub. .si. J.T.SUibbs. Circ 4-347
DE LAND, 1440; Volusia. 10003; 108m S of Jack-
sonville on Plant System Ry., and Clyde's St. Johns
River line. Has ice, wagon, syrup, starch and fertilizer
factories. Is trade centre for large orange, lumber,
peach, melon, cane and cassava growing section. Is
site of John B. Stetson Universitv, 500 students. Has
2000 winter visitors. Val. .§2,000',000. Exju-ess; Tele-
grajih. Volusia County Bank. College Arms Hotel.
Agriculturist- Wednesday ; Est. '74; 16p
° 11 X 15 ; Sub. $2. E. O. Painter & Co. Circ.i,-2533
News— Friday; Dem; Est. '87; 4-6p 18x24;
Sub. $1. C. O. Codrington. Circ (E)-1000 j
Record— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '88 ; 4p 17x24; '
Sub. .SI. 50. B. E. Prevatt. Circ iD-913
So. Field and Home— Monthly ; Agricultural ;
Est. '07 : .sp K )X 15 ; .Sub. 25c. E. O. Painter
cK: Co. Circ 4 -14000
Supplement— Wednesday; Local; Est. '91;
4p 15x22; Sub. $1.50. E. O. Painter & i
Co. Circ ®-763
DTJNNELLON, 700; Marion, 24403; 25m SW of
Ocala on Plant System Ry. Has some of the largest
phosphate mines in the state and several turpentine
stills. Trade center for surrounding section. Val.
^35,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank, Ocala.
Citizen— Friday: Dem; Est. '98; 4p 17X24;
Sill). SI. ('has. Y. Miller. Circ (^-r>00
EUSTIS, 411; Lake, 7467; 4m NE of Tavares on St.
Johns & Lake Eiistis div. A. C. L. Ry. Winter resort.
An orange growing town, vegetable and naval stores.
A trading centre for East Lake county. F;x])ress; Tel-
•«grai)h. W. S. McClelland, Banker. Eustis House.
Lake Region— Thursday ; Ind; Est. '84; 8p
15x22; Sub. »1.50. Lake Region Co.
Circ S)-950
FERNANDINA*, 5500: Nassau, 0654; 33m NE of
Jacksonville on Amelia Island, terminus .Southern div.
.Seaboard Air Line Ry. Is northern port of entry, having
good harbor. Makes large shipments of lumber, phos-
phate, and naval stores. Has railroad shops and Palmet-
to fiber factories. Is a summer and winter resort. Val.
$802,498. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Albermarle Hotel
News— Friday; Dem: Est. '89; 8p 13x20;
Sub. $1. S. W. Manucy. Circ (J)-560
Star— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. '97: 8p 13X20;
Sub. .SI. H.P.Trimble. Circ 2-700
FORT MEYERS*, 043 : Lee, 3071 ; 135m S of Tampa on
Caloosahatihee river, with daily passenger and freight
Steamers to Punta f lorda, nearest railroad point. Has
alligator hide, canning, cigar and ice factories and raises
fruits and vegetables of all kinds. Trade centre for
agricultural po]iulation. Exi)ress : Telegraph. JBranch
of Citizens' Bank & Trust Co., Fort Meyers.
Press— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '84; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .SI. 50. Isaacs & Stout. Circ D-SOO
GAINESVILLE*, 3633: Alachua, 32245; 65m SW of
Jacksonville, iunction Florida .Southern, Waldo & Ce-
dar Key br. Sea'ioard Air Line, (Georgia Southern and
Florida and Savannah, Florida & Western Rys. Raises
oranges, psaches, pineapples, and market garden ])ro-
duce; especially noted for its tine lettuce. A health
resort. Is trade centre and shii)))ing iioint for a farm-
ing po])ulace and extensive manufactory of l)i-products
from pitch pine. Val. Sl.065.091. Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. Brown House.
Sun— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '81; 8p
18x24; .Sub. .S5. H. H. McCreary. Circ. 1-1120
Sun— Monday and Tuesday; Dem; Est. '81:
Sp 18x24: Sub. SI. 'H. H. McCreary.
Circ ®-2400
The Florida Christian Advocate— Hill Print-
in.-; Co. Circ 3-1800
GREEN COVE SPRINGS*, 020 ; Clay, 5635 ; 30m S of
Jacksonville on J'lant .System By. Has saw and shingle
mill, lumber interests, brick works and sulphur spring.
Is a market and ship])ing jioint for garden ijroduce
and fruit of surrounding country. Val. .«427.062.
Exjiress; Telegraph. Nat. Bank of Jacksonville,
.Jacksonville. Hotel .St. Elmo.
Spring— Saturday; Dem; Est. '80; 4p 16x22;
Sub. Si. J. E. Low. Circ (i:-780
Times— Friday ; Dem; Est. '95; 4p 26X40;
Sub. .SI. Henry O. Docker. Giro S-SOO
HIGH SPRINGS, 15(;2; Alachua, 32245; 23m SE of
(iamesville. terminus High Si)rings & Trilby br. P. S.
Ky. Has cotton. Plant System Shops and fruit inter-
ests. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Gaines-
ville.
News— Thursday; Dem; Est. '97; 8p 12x14;
Sub. SI. High Springs Pub. Co. Circ 3)-550
INVERNESS*, "lOO; Citrus, 5391; 100m S of Jackson-
ville on Higli .Sjirings & Tiilby br. P. .S. Ry. Has can-
ning factory and is local tradecentre for 'agricultural,
fruit growing and mining sections. Express; Tele-
graph. Exchange Nat. Bank, Tampa.
Chronicle— Thursday ; Dem: Est. '94; 8p
18x24; Sub. SI. J.F.Sherwood. Circ... 3-1250
JACKSONVILLE*. 28429 ; Duval, 39733 ; 139m S of
Savannah, Florida East Coast, .Jacksonville & Atlantic,
Atlantic, Valdosta & AVestern, (Georgia Southern &
Florida and Plant System Rys. : on St. Johns river, 30m
from coast, with steamers to all up river jioints, steam-
ship lines direct to Charleston, New York and Boston
and schooners to foreign ports. Jacksonville is best
known as a winter resort, entertaining thousands of
guests within its borders and being the gateway to
other favorite winter resorts. Exjiorts over 115,000,-
000 feet of lumber annually and has Atlantic Coast
& Exi)ort Lumber Co. and others: American and Bish-
op Fibre comi)anies, Alafia River, Black River, High
Si)rings and Victoria Phosi)hate companies and minor
industries. Is farming, fruit growing and lumbering
trade and .iolibing centre for Florida and southern
Georgia, with wholesale trade of over $4O,000,00C
annually. Has St. Luke's, largest hosjiital in the state
and seaboard offices A. V. & W. and Plant System Rys.
Val. «:13,242,860. Express; Telegraph Nat. Bank'of
Jacksonville.
Advocate (Colored)— Saturday; Rep; Est. '91;
4p 17x24; Sub. SI. 50. M. J. Preston.
Circ 3)-2178
FLOKIDA.
7T-
Evangelist— Thursday ; Evangelical; Est. '96;
d-Gp 20X26; Sub. $1.50. Florida Evan-
gelist Pur>. Co. Circ ^-3500
Farmer and Fruit Grower— semi -weekly;
luesihiv and Friday : Agricultural; Est.
'Gil; JSp 13 1-2X20 1-2; .Sub. $1.
Stephen I'owers. Circ (3)-9500
Florida School Exponent— Monthly ; except
.lulv and August ; Kducational; Est. '93;
l()-24:p yx 12 ; Sub..^l. Tom F. McBeath.
Circ S-IOOO
Journal— Saturday: Dem; Est.'98; 4p 18X24;
Suh. ,sl. A.M.Williamson. Circ
Journal of Commercs— Monthly; Est. '92;
201. 11X14; Sub. 7.'>c. Circ (J)-2687
Metropolis— Evening; Dem; Est. '87; 8-24p
17X24; Sub. §5. Carter & Kussell Pub.
( o. Circ 1-7018
Southern Tourist— Saturday ; Est. '90; 8p
15x22; Sub. S2. Frank & Wagstaft.
Circ
Times-Union and Citizen— Morning; Dem;
Est. "7.S; ,s-ir,p 17 24; Sub. SIO. Florida
Full. Co. Circ '. ®-4963
Times-Union and Citizen— Tuesday and Fri- \
dav; Dem; Est. '05; 8p 15x22; Sub. $1. I
Florida l^ib. Co. Circ ®-5986 {
JASPER, !>'J3; Hamilton, 11881; 90m XW of Jack-
sonville, junctiou Georgia Southern & Florida and
Atlantic Coast Line Rys. Here are cotton gins and lum-
ber mills. Has sugar', fruit, cotton, general farming
and rice growing interests. Express; Telegraph.
Ulackwell Banking -Co., Bankers. Hotel Osceola.
News— Fridav; Dem; Est. '90; 4p 18x24; I
Sub. SI. "jasper Printing Co. Circ (Ei-600
KEY WEST*, 17114; Monroe, 1800(5; on Thomp-
son's Island, in the Gulf of Mexico, 55m SAV of Cape
.Sable, with steamer lines to and from New York,
Galveston, Tex., Tami)a, Fla. and Havana, Cuba.
Has E. H. Gato Cigar Co., Cortez Cigar Co., Geo.
W. Nichols & Co., Ferdinand Hirsch Co., cigars;
and about 125 other cigar factories, employing
over 5000 people and making 125,000,000 cigars
a year ; over 1000 men and 400 boats are em-
ployed in the sponge fisheries and Key West exports
.?4d0,000 worth of sponges annually ; the region is the
home of gigantic green turtles, many of them weigh-
ing 1200 pounds, and the catching of these is an im-
portant industry. This port shipped 5,000,000 pounds
of mullets a year to Cuba liefore the late war ; several
thousand barrels of ]iineapples are shipped from
here every week during the season. Key "West is a
naval station and was the rendezvous of the T'nited
States navy during the late war with Spain. Is a health
resort for victims of throat and lung troubles. Val.
S2, 793,075. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank.
Duval House.
Advertiser— Saturday ; Ind: Est. '80; 8p
15x22; Sub. §2. Advertiser Pub. Co.
Circ @-1000
Inter Ocean— Evening ; Dem; Est. 1900; 4-Op
18X24; .Sub. SIO. Walter W. Thompson
Co. Circ 'a;-1000
KISSIMMEE*, 1132 ; Osceola. 3444 ; 20m S of Orlando
on .\tlantic Coast Line Ry. Three lines steamboats to
Okeechobee via Kissimmee Kiver route. Is trade centre
of cattle, sheep, fruit, sugar and tobacco raising
region. Val. $064,713. Express; Telegraph. State
Bank of Kissimmee. Kissimmee Hotel.
Valley Gazette— Friday; Dem; Est. '97; 4p
20x20; Sub. §1. Vans, Agnew & Harris.
Circ 1-1080
LAKE BUTLER, 431; Bradford, 10295 ;eOm W of
Jacksonville on Georgia Southern & Florida Ry. Is
cotton shipping point for Bradford county. Val.
§200.000. Express; Telegraph. Bradford County
Bank, Starke.
Star— Friday; Dem; Est. '01; 4p 18X24;
Sub. SI. F. G. Schell. Circ 1-600
LAKE CITY, 4013 ; Columbia, 17094 ; 60m W of Jack-
sonville, junction Georgia Southern & Florida, Florida
Central & Peninsular and Fort White & Lake City Rys.
Has turiientine, tobacco growing. ])hosphate mining
and lumVjer industries, also good trade in fruits and
vegetables. Is a commercial centre and shipping point
for manufacturing and agricultural district. The
town has a State Agricultural college, U. S. .A.griiailtu-
ral Exjieriment Station and is a winter health resort.
Val. $373,057. Express; Telegraph. Commercial.
Bank. Central House.
The Citizen Reporter— Friday ; Dem; Est.
'74; Sp 11X18; Sub. SI. Herbert L.
I'odd. Circ I)-1150-
LAKELAND, IISO ; Polk. 12472 ; 32m E of Tamjia on
three divs. Plant System. Sanford to Port Tampa. T^ake-
land to I'unta (iorda. Lakeland to Tager Bay and Lake-
land to High Springs. The iJrincijial industry is the
raising of oranges, strawberries and vegetal)les. Ex-
press; Telegraiih Lakeland Bank. Tremont House.
Polk County News— Friday; Dem; Est. '99;
4p 10x22; Sub. .'j;!. Lakeland Ptg. & Pub.
Co. Circ 3-800
Sun— Fridav; Dem; Est. "84; 4p 16x22;
Sub. SI. C. D. Clough. Circ 3-120()
LAUREL HILL, 602; Walton, 9346; 18m E of Crest-
view on Vellow River Ry. Express; Telegraph, Crest-
view. First Nat. Bank, Pensacola.
Gazette— Saturday ; Local ;Est. '90 ; 8p 11X16;
Sub. 50c. West Florida Newspaper Co.
Circ 1-634
LEESBURG, 1050; Lake, 7407; 05m SW of Palatka,
Sealioanl Air Line and Plant System Ry. In great
orange belt and lake region of the state. Express;
Telegra])h. Leesburg & County State Bank. Lake
View Hotel.
Commercial— Fridav: Dem; Est. '76: 4i)
20,- 21", ; .Sub. S2. .South & East Florida
Pub. Co. Circ 1-800
' LIVE OAK, 1650; Suwannee, 14554; 60m W of Jack-
sonville, junction Florida Central & Peninsular and
Plant System Rys. and northern terminus of Suwan-
nee & San Pedro and Live Oak & GuK Rys. Raises
vegetables for Northern trade, also cotton and sugar
cane. Is siiipping point for a large farming district.
Has lumber and planing mills, dry kilns, barrel and
stave factories. Express; Telegraph. Live Oak Bank.
Hotel Ethel.
Baptist Herald— Thursday ; Est. '91; 4p
15X22; .Sub. 81.50. Herald Co. Circ
Democrat— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '97; 8p
13 . 2(»; Sub. $1. J. E. Pound. Circ 1-1075
MACCLENNY*, 350 ; Baker, 4510 ; 30m W of Jackson-
ville on Seaboard Air Line. Has large peace
orchards and grows other fruit and vegetables.
Express ; Telegrai)h. Nat. Bank of Jacksonville, Jack-
sonville.
Standard— Fridav; Dem; Est. '83; 4p
15 1-2 -22; Sub. 50c. C.D.Allen. Circ. f -192
MADISON*, 840; Madison, 15440; 50m E of Talla-
hassee on Florida Central & Peninsular Ry. Here are
cottonseed oil. saw and cotton mills, machine shops
and other factories. A local trade centre. Exju-ess;
Telegraph. Bauk of Madison. Central Park Hotel.
Recorder— Fridav; Dem; Est. '73; 4p 18x24;
Sub. 81. M. G. Rowe. Circ 4:-783
MARIANNA*, 900 ; Jackson. 23377 ; 70m N W of Tal-
lahassee on Pensacola i^c Atlantic div. L. & N. Ry. An
agricultural and turpentine town. Express : Telegraph.
W. J. Daniel & Co., Bankers. Chipola Hotel.
Times-Courier— Thursdav ; Dem; Est. '03; 4p
17-24; Sub. 81. O. C. & A. G. Moore.
Circ 1-850
MAYO, 400; Lafayette, 4987; 22m SAV of Live Oak;
nearest railroad and telegraph jioint, Olbrine. Farm-
ing. Express. Live Oak Bank, Live Oak.
Free Press— Saturdav ; Dem; Est. '90; 8p
13 20; Sub. si. Ramsey & Gornto. Circ, $-350
Monitor— Friday; Est.'98; 8p 13X20; Sub.gl.
J. P. Abbott. Circ f-200
MELBOURNE, 131 ; Brevard, 5158; 40m S of Titus-
ville on Florida East Coast Ry. Grows pineaii])les. A
shore resort. Express; Telegraph. Melbourne State-
Bank. Bellevue Hotel.
Times— Thursdav; Local; Est. '94 ;4p 15x22;
Sub. SI. E.D. Oslin. Circ $-700-
"78
PETTIXGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
MIAMI, 2500; Dade, 9000; 366m S of Jacksonville,
terminus Florida East Coast Ry. ; junction of Miami
river and Biscayne bay; freight'and jiassenger steamer
connection with Nassau. N. P., KeyAVest, Fla., Havana
antl Santiago, Cuba. Has large "fishing interests. Is
trade centre and shipping jioint for vegetables, cit-
rus fruit and i)ineapiile industrv. Is winter resort,
with four large hotels. Val. S800,000. Express ; Tele-
graph. Bank of Bay Biscayne. Royal Palm Hotel.
Metropolis— Friday; Dem; Est. "JG; 8p i
ir)X22; Sub. $2. Miami Ptg. Co. Circ...(i)-1183 i
MILLIGAN, 0.53 ; Santa Rosa, 10293 : 4Cm NE of Pen-
sacola on Pensacola & Atlantic div. L. & N.Ry. Ex-
press : Telegraiih. First Nat. Bank, I'ensacola.
Herald— Friday ; Dem ; Est. 1002 ; Sp 1 IXIG ;
sub. s;l. W. Garritt. Circ f-SOO
MONTICELLO*, 1076; Jefferson, 16195; 31m NE of
Tallahassee on Seaboard Air Line and Plant System Rys.
Grows cotton and vegetables and is commercial centre
and sliiii)>ing point for a farming pojiulation. Val.
$384,97<i. Exjiress; Telegraph. Jefferson County
State Bank. Oakley House.
Constitution— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '74; 8p
1 .'. 22 ; Snli. $\. J. E. Smith. Circ 4-3009
So. Fruit and Vegetable Reporter— Monthly ;
Horticultural; Est. '97; lOp 10X14; .Sub.
$2. J.E.Smith. Circ ®-2627
Tribune— Fridav; Dem; Est. '89; 8p 16x22;
Sub. .-;l. S. &. T. M. Puleston. Circ ®-600
NEW SMYRNA, 5-13; Volusia, 10003; 70m SE of
Palatka <iu Florida East Coast Ry. ; near coast. Fish-
ing, fruit and vegetable raising are the chief industries.
A winter resort. Express; Telegraph. Merchants'
Bank, Daytona. Ocean House.
Breeze— Friday; Dem; Est. '87; 4p 16x22;
Sub. .$1. J. J. Birch. Circ 'D-456
•OCALA*, 3380; Marion, 24403; 100m S of Jackson-
ville and N of* Tanijia on Seaboard .\ir Line and S. S.
-& W. Rys. and Plant System Rys. Industries: Foun-
dry and machine shop, planing mills, ice, spoke and
rim factories. Is trade centre for large farming, phos-
phate, turpentine and lumber ]iroducing section.
Special train service to Silver Springs. Is winter re-
sort. Express; Telegraph. Val. !!?1,500,000. Muu-
-roe & Chambliss, Bankers. Ocala House.
Banner— Fridav; Dem; Est. '66; 8p 15x22;
.Sub. .-il. F. E. Harris. Circ (J)-1637
Baptist Witness— Wednesday ; Est. '84; 4p
2i)x2i;; Sub. S2. J.C.Porter. Circ ®-2211
Religious Digest— Monthly; Religious; Est.
r.HiO: 4p 22X16; Sub. 50c. J. R. Biggs.
Ciri' (g)-1500
Star— Evening; Dem; Est. '95; 4p 22X23;
Sub. .fiS. Bittinger & Co. Circ @-500
Star— Friday; Dem; Est. '97; 4p 20x40; Sub. '
si. Bittinger e% Co. Circ (2-1500
ORLANDO*, 2481; Orange, 11374; 18m NE of Kis-
simme, junction Florida Central & Peninsular and
Plant System Rys. Is in a i)ineai)ple, orange, vegetable
and grajie growing section. A trade centre and ship-
l>ing point for fruit raising populace. "\'al. .SI, 707,-
266. Exjiress; Telegraph. State Bank of Orlando.
Tremont House.
Christian Recorder, (Colored)— Thursday ; Rel.
and i'ol; Est.' 93; 4p 26X40; Sub. $1.
• i.e. Henderson. Circ J,-1970
Sentinel-Reporter— Friday; Dem; Est. '77;
4p 20X26; Sub. $1. Sentinel Reporter
Pub. Co. Circ @-1112
Star— Thursday ; Dem; Est. "96; 8p 13X20;
Sub. .SI. Towell & Howard. Circ 3)-1000
PALATKA*, 3301; Putnam, 11641; 30m SW of St.
Augustine, junction Florida East Coast, Georgia South-
ern c'<: I'lorida, .Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West and
Plant System Kys.; on St. John's river, with steamers
to leading river ports. El I'erfecto Cigar Mfg. Co. and
several others; Selden Cypress Door Co.,N. J. Tilghman
& Sons, i)laning mills; Wilson Cypress Co., Montridge
Mfg. Co., Palatka Cooperage Co., Stanton's Foundry,
Palatka Machine Co., Boyd ship l)uilding plant aiid
llart Co. Single Mill an<l otlier manufactures. Is in
orange growing, sugar and cotton raising section and
is shiiijiing point for early fruits and vegetaldes, grown
for northern markets. Is a popular winter resort. Val
•SI, 129,281. Express; Telegraph. Putnam Nat. Bank-
•Graham Hotel.
i Advertiser— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '96; 4p
20 26 ; Sub. .SI. Alexander E. Wattles... . |;-400
Times-Herald— Friday; Dem; Est. '69; 8p
15X22; Sub. .?1. H. A. B. McKenzie.
Circ 3V1600
J'lib/ishcr'i: Sfatemeiif.— The Times-Herald devotes
mu<di of its space to country correspondents, who
give the news of their repective localities. It there-
fore has a large country circulation, and for this rea-
son it is an excellent advertising medium. Giving
local as well as telegraph news, it has a big city list as
well. The paper circulates among a progressive lot
of citizens. It is the official organ of Putnam County.
Advertising rates given on application.
PALMETTO, 600; Manatee, 6000 ; 15m SE of St. Pe-
tersburg, on S. A. L. Ry., on Manatee river with steam-
boat connection. Seat of orange and vegetable indus-
try of Florida. Express. Bank, Palmetto.
News— Fridav; Dem; Est. '94; 4p 22x32;
Sub. .SI. Frank A. Walpole. Circ 3-700
PENSACOLA*, 17747; Escambia, 28313; terminus
Pensacola and Pensacola & Atlantic divs. L. it N. and
Pensacola, Alabama A; Tennessee Rys. ; has fine har-
bor on Pensacola bay. with regular steamer lines to
Liverpool, Bremen, Havre, New York, South Africa and
connections with all Atlantic and Gulf i)orts and packet
steamers on Blackwater river to Milton. Fla.. 20m N.
Has R. J. Brent it Co., W. B. Wright Co., saw mills ;
H. G. De Silva & Co., and Beekman Lumber Co., plan-
ing mills; Cosgrove Foundry & Maihine Co., W. F.
Creary & .Tames Hughes, machinists; (Joulding Fertil-
izer Co., Ltd., Southern Cotton Oil Mill, Atlantic Com-
press (cotton) Co., Cigar Factories and minor interests.
Is farming, naval stores and lumbering trade centre tor
western Florida and southern Alabama. Has Infirm-
aries. Is summer and winter resort. Val. .S6, 500,000.
Express ; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Escambia.
Journal— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '98;
8-16p; Sub. $5. Frank L. Mayers. Circ.Xi-2441
News— Evening; Dem; Est. '89; 6-8p 18x24;
Sub. .*i5. News Pub. Co. Circ f -2000
News— Fridav; Dem; Est. '89; 8p 18x24;
Sub. .si. News Pub. Co. Circ 4-1627
Sentinel (Colored)— Fridav; Rep: Est.'87; 8p
l."),-,22; Sub. .Sl..-,0. M. M. Lewey. Circ.J;-1166
Piili/ishfii-'s Statrmeiif.—Tiie Florida Sentinel be-
gan publication in 1887, and ever since that date up
to now has never suspended operations. It is pat-
ronized by some of the most substantial Imsiness con-
cerns in this section of the south. Every year it pub-
lishes over two special editions of fifty to sixty pages
on fine quality of jjapsr, profuse with" illustrations of
various localities of this section. These publications
are sent all over the country, Europ? and South Amer-
ica. The editorials are usually fair and conservative
and appeal to the wisdom and better judgment of the
intelligent classes of both races — on account of wdiich,
together with a large circulation business men seek
its (olunins as an advertising medium.
PERRY*, 107 ; Taylor, 3999 ; 50m SE of Tallahassee ;
nearest railroad an"d telegrai)h point. Madison. Agri-
culture, naval stores, fishing. Hainjiton Springs,
famous health resort. Ex. Greenville. Bank of Perry.
Herald— Thursday; Dem; Est. '95; 8p 18x22;
Sub. .SI. J.O.Culpepper. Circ f)-600
PLANT CITY, 720; HUlsboro, 36013; 22m E of
Tampa, junction Florida Central and Peninsular and
Plant .System Rys. Raises and ships oranges and veg-
etables. i;xi)ress; Telegraph. Tampa Bank. Trop-
ical House.
Courier— Friday ; Dem ; Est.
Sub. .SI. p. A. Merrin.
'84;
Circ
4p 20X26;
3-400
90m SE of
t mouth of
Phos])hate
emi>loying
ade centre.
Telegraph.
24;
1-900
QTJINCY*, 847; G.adsden, 15294; 24m NW of T.alUa-
hassee on Florida Central and Peninsular Ry. In an
agricultural district, producing large quantities of
fruit. Express; Telegraph, (^uincy .State Bank.
Herald— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '77 ; 4p 18x24;
Sub. fl. Keep & Keep. Circ (J)-776
PUNTA GORDA, 1200; De Soto, 10001;
Tauqia. terninius Atlantic Coast Line Ry.: a
Peace river, with fine harbor, linlustries:
mining, growing pineaiiplcs and fisheries,
300 men. Is farming and manufacturing tr
Is winter resort with fine hotels. Express;
Punta Gorda Bank. Dade House.
Herald— Friday
Sub. $1.50.
; Dem; Est. '93; 4p 18 X
Adrian P. Jordan. Circ.-
FLORIDA.
79
New Era— Friday; Dem; Est. '95; 8p 13x20;
Sub. . 51. T.M.Scott. Circ ®-713
ST. ANDREWS, 383; Washington, 10154; 52m S of
('lii|il(\, nearest railroatl point; on (iulf of Mexico
with lour schooners to Tensacola. Fisliing is the
l)rincii>al industry. Is a local trade centre and is both
a summer and vvinter resort. Val. §75,000. Express
at and Telephone to Chipley. First Nat. Bank, Pensa-
cola.
Buoy— Thursday ; Dem and Local ; Est. 'ill ;4p
IS -24; Sub. §1. Wm. A. Emmons. Circ..(3)-500
ST. AUGUSTINE, 4272; St. John, 91(55; 30m SE of
Jacksonville on Florida East Coast, terminus St. Au-
gustine & South Beach Rys. ; on Matanzas sound. 2m
from the sea. Headquarters of Florida East Coast Ry.
with shops and round house. Has I'anteleon F. Cor-
caba tV Co. and several other cigar factories; and other
industries. St. Augustine is the oldest town in the
United States and famous as a winter resort, on account
of the historical interest and natural beauty of the
place and its palatial hostelries, the Ponce de Leon,
Alcazar and the creations of Mr. Henry M. Flagler, at
an expense of several millions and unquestionably the
most splendid and perfectly appointed resort hotels in
thewiirld. More than 20 other large hotels cater to the
tourists. Here are: "Old Fort Marion," the Dade
Monument, the Slave Mai'ket, Cathedral Treasury Street
and the Old Gate and the oldest house in America, all
interestmg from a historical standpoint. Val. §1,558,-
477. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. The Alcazar
Hotel.
Record— Evening ex Sunday; Dem; Est. '99;
8p 13X18; Sub. $5. ' The Record Co.
Circ @-850
Record— Friday ; Dem; Est. '99; 4p 18X24;
.Sub. .?1. The Record Co. Circ (J-SOO
Tatler— Sat. dur. season; Est. '92; 24 to 28p
;>X12; Sub. $1. Anna M. Marcotte. Circ.3;-2000
ST. FRANCIS, GO; Lake, 74G7; 12m E of DeLand
■on St. Johns river with line of steamers. Agriculture
and stock raising are the ])rineipal industries. Ex-
press; Telegraph, DeLand. Volusia County Bank,
DeLand.
Florida Facts— Monthly; Dem; Est. "JO; 4p
10x22; Sub. 75c. John E. Harris. Circ...(3;-480
ST. PETERSBURG, 2000; Hillsboro, 3G013; 20m SW
of Tampa on Atlantic Coast Line Ity.. with steam-
ers to Port Tampa, Manatee, Palmetto and Pass-
a-Grille. Has fruit and vegetable growing and fishing
interests. Is summer and winter resort^ Express;
Telegraph. St. Petersburg State Bank. Paxton Hotel.
Times— Saturday ; Ind; Est. '84; 8p 18x24;
Sub. .?1. Times Pub. Co. Circ @-680
SANFORD, 1450; Orange, 11374; 125m S of Jackson-
ville on .Jacksonville, Tampa & Key West and six lines
Atlantic Coast Line System Rys.;' steamer connection
Avith .Jacksonville on St. Johns river. Has A. C. L.
repair ships, fibre, cigar and ice factories and bottling
works. Is trade centre and shipping jioint for large
farming section. Lettuce and celery centre of Florida.
Is a favorite winter resort. Val. .>*G50,00(J. Express;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Hotel Wilton.
Chronicle— Friday; Dem; Est. '91; 6p 15x22;
Sub. si. F.V.Baker. Circ (f-lOOO
SAN MATEO, 2G7; Putnam, 11641 ; 5m N of Palatka
on Florida East Coast Line Ry. and St. Johns river.
J'arming, fruit and tobacco raising town. Val. .S500,-
OOO. Express; Telegraph. Putnam Nat. Bank,
Palatka.
Item— Saturday ; Agricultural; Est. '91; 8p
15x22; Sub. §1. J.A.Crosby. Circ S-600
SARASOTA, G03 ; Manatee, 4G03 ; 50m S of Tampa
on Sarasota bay, and on Seaboard Air Line extension
from Palmetto Boca Grande with steamer direct to
Tampa. Grows vegetables and oranges. A summer and
winter resort. Headquarters for Gulf fisheries. Ex-
press and Telegraph, Braidentown. Bank, Braiden-
town.
Times— Thursdav ; Local; Est. '86; 8p 12X18;
Sub. .SI. C. V. S. AVilson. Circ '$-400
SELMAN, 25 ; Calhoun, 5132 ; 5m N of Blountstown ;
nearest railroad point, Sneads. Grows fruit. P'xpress;
Telegraph, Sneads. Bank, Marianna.
People's World— Thursday ; Pop; Est. '94; 8p
15X22 ; Sub. .si. People's Pub. Co. Circ..®-200
STARKE*, 972 ; Bradford, 10295 ; 45m SW of Jack-
sonville on Seaboard Air Line Ry. Is a fruit cen-
tre and shipping point for an orange, straw-
berry, early vegetable, corn, sugar cane and cotton
growing district. Express ; Telegraph. Bradford
County Bank. Commercial Hotel.
Telegraph— Friday ; Dem ; Est. '79 ; 8p 13x20 ;
Sub. $1. E.S.Matthews. Circ 5-792
SUMTERVILLE*, 880 ; Sumter, 6187 ; 15m SW of
Leesburg on Florida Central & Peninsular Ry. Culti-
vates oranges and raises cattle. Express; Telegraph,
Leesburg. Leesburg County State Bank, Leesburg.
Times— Friday ; Dem; Est. '81; 4p 18x24;
Sub. §1. J. C. B. Kaonce. Circ ®-764
TALLAHASSEE*, (state capital) 2981 ; Leon. 19887 ;
105m W of Jacksonville on Sea Board Air Line ter-
minus St. Marks br. Seaboard Air Line and Carrabelle,
Tallahassee & Georgia Rys. New railroad to Georgia
and Alabama. Has El Provero Cigar Factory ; Talla-
hassee Lumber & Mfg. Co., cotton seed oil mill and
minor industries. Is trade centre for county. Has
Florida State College, Seminary and Emergency hos-
])ital. Is a winter resort. Val. .'iiil,287,000. Express;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. St. James Hotel.
Tallahasseean— Thursdav; Dem; Est. '81; 8p
l.~. 22; Sub. .SI. John C. Trice. Circ... .i3)-1560
TAMPA*, 15839; Hillsboro, 30013 ; 200m S of Jack-
sonville, terminus Plant System and Seaboard Air Line,
at the head of Tampa bay, Gulf of Mexico, with
steamer lines to leading Central America, Atlantic
and Gulf Ports and Havana, Cuba. Has American Cigar
Co., Mora Gonzales & Co., Guerra, Diaz & Co., J. Fer-
nandez & Co., Tampa Cigar Co., Y-bor-Manrara Co.,
Seidenberg & Co., El Modelo Cigar Co., Ameri-
can Mfg. Co., Sanchez & Haya, A. B. Ballard & Co. and
150 other cigar factories; "Florida Brewing Co. and
fishing interests. Is metropolis and trade centre for
the "West Coast." Is a popular winter resort with fine
hotels, among them the famous Tampa Bay hotel, one of
the grandest resort hotels in the world. 'Val. .?6,381,-
000. Exjjress; Telegraph. Exchange Nat. Bank.
America Hotel.
Herald— Evening; Dem; Est. "96; 4p 15x22;
Sub. $4. Herald Co. Circ S-4=25
So. Pythian— Monthly; K. of P; Est. '95; 16-
2()p 7X10; .Sub. .SI. M. D. Cushing. Co.
Circ (g)-800
Times— Evening; Dem; Est. '93; 8d 13x20;
Sub. So. D. B. McKay. Circ..." (3j-1875
Times— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '93; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .SI. D. B. McKay. Circ rJ;-2000
Tribune— Morning ex Mon ; Dem; Est. '90;
8-12p 17x22; Sub. $5. Tampa Tribune
I*ub. Co. Circ (D-6000
Tribune— Sunday; Dem; Est. '90; 16-24p
17X24; Sub. .S2. Tampa Tribune Pub.
to. Circ 1-6000
Tribune— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '90; 8p
17x22; .Sub. ,S1. Tampa Tribune Pub. Co.
f iip I)-4000
TARPON SPRINGS, 541; Hillsboro, 36013; 28m.
N W of Tampa on Sanford & St Petersburg br. P. S
Ry. ; on Ancolate river, 3m E of Gulf of Mexico, freight
steamer connections with West Coast towms. Indus-
tries : Citrus fruit growing and sponge fishing. Latter
has 150 vessels and 1000 men employed. Is winter
resort. Val. .S180,0()0. Exi)ress; Telegraph. The
Oaks.
Record— Thursday; Ind; Est. '99; 4p 18x24;
.Sub. .SI. J. Ira Gore & Son. Circ 3^-1000
TAVARES*, 113; Lake, 7467; 150m S of Jacksonville
on .SeaV)oard Air Line and Atlantic Coast Line and ter-
minus Tavres & Gulf Rys. Has planing and saw mills.
In heart of orange belt. Winter resort. Express; Tele-
graph. Bank of Tavares. Osceola House.
Herald— Friday ; Dem; Est. '82; 4p 15x22;
Sub. si. Alfred St. Clair Abrams. Circ...3,'-623
TITUSVILLE*, 900; Brevard, 5158; 154m S of Jack-
sonville on the Florida East Coast Rys. A shipping
point for oysters, fish, vegetables and oranges. Tannic
acid and ice factory. Express; Telegraph. Indian River
State Bank. Indian River Hotel.
80
PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
East Coast Advocate— Friday ; Dem; Est.
"JO; 8pl.j-.2:3; Sub. .$1.50. Charles H.
Walton. Circ .3)-1250
Star— Friday ; Dem; Est. '80; 8p 13x20; Sub.
.fl.50. Ellis B. Wager. Circ 5-1125
WALDO, 1^28 ; Alachua, 32245 ; 14m E of Gainesville,
.iunction main line and Cedar Key div. Seaboard Air
Line on canal from Waldo to Melrose, with three daily
steamers. Has cigar, broom and carriage factories
and railroad shops. Trade centre for agricultural sec-
tion. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Gaines-
ville. Waldo House.
Waldo Enterprise-Friday; Dem; Est. 1001;
4p 15X22; Sub. .SI. F. M. Prewitt. Circ. 3-430
WEST PALM BEACH, 564; Dade, 4955; 300m S of
Jacksonville on Florida East Coast Ry. Winter resort.
Express; Telegraph. Dade County State Bank.
News— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '94; 8p 16x22;
Sub. §2. Dean Bros. Circ (§)-520
Palm Beach News (Issued during tourist
season)— Morning; Society ; Est. '97; 8p
11x16; Sub. , 'SI. Dean Bros. Circ ®-700
Tropical Sun— Wednesday and Saturday; Est.
"87; 6p 16x22; Sub. .$2. Tropical Sun
Pub. Co. Circ f- 116a
WESTVILLE*, 712; Holmes, 7762; 100m E of Pensa-
cola on I'ensacola & Atlantic br. L. & N. Ry. Has saw
and grist mills and several turpentine stills. Is trade
centie for Holmes county. Yal. .§350,000. Express;
Telegraph. First Nat. Bank, Pensacola.
Advocate— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '94; 4p
13x20; Sub. .?1. John Niel. Circ 1-300
Advertiser— Friday ; Dem; Est. '91; 4p
15 <22; Sub. $1. W. D. Williams & H. L.
Williams. Circ ®-1120
WEWAHITCHKA, 1250; Calhoun, 5132; 65m N
of Ajialachicola on Apalachicola river, with freight and
passenger boats. Farming and fruit growing section
and winter resort. Exi)ress and Telegraph, Apalachi-
cola. Capital City Bank, Apalachicola.
News— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. '91; 4p 15x22;
Sub. .51. E.G.Mack. Circ ®-365
GEORGIA.
Capital, Atlanta. Settled at Savannah by Englishmen in 1733. Population, 2,216,331. Area, 59436 sq.
miles. Acres of farm land, 26,000,000; annual value of farm products, $112,000,000; State debt, $8,065,221.
A'ote in 1900: Dem. 81700; Rep. 35035; Peo. 4584; Pro. 1390.
Georgia is bounded on the north by Tennessee and Morth Carolina; on the east by South Carolina and the
Atlantic ocean ; on the south by Florida and on the west by Alabama and Florida. The state divides naturally
into three dissimilar regions known as lower, middle and upper Georgia. Lower Georgia comprises about
3500 square miles of pine barrens, sand hills, swamp belt and the Sea islands. Of the latter, the most famous
and one of the most beautiful is Jekyl island, the home of Oglethorpe, 150 years ago and now occupied and
controlled by a wealthy club, which has splendid club houses and bathing establishment and the largest game
preserve in America. There are good harbors at Savannah, Darien and St. Mary's. The foreign exports amount
to $20,000,000 annually, principally cotton and naval stores, shipped from Savannah. Still larger than this is
the coasting trade of Brunswick and St. Mary's, made up of fruits, vegetables, fish, lumlter, cotton and naval
stores. There are considerable fisheries of pompano, red snappers, sea trout, Spanisli mackerel and green tur-
tles. Middle Georgia comprises 15000 miles of naturally good, but impoverished soil. Fpper Georgia, is the high-
est part of the state and comprises lOOOO square miles of the Apalachian range, culminating in Sitting Bull in
the northeast and including historic Lookout in the northwest. The state is drained by the Savannah fiver on
the eastern border, by the Altamaha and its great conrtuents, the Oconee and Ocmulgee ; in the centre, by the
Chatahooche on the southwest border and by the l)ranches of the Tennessee in the north. All but the latter are
navigable for considerable distances. A great variety of trees grow in the state, the most impoi'tant of which com-
mercially are pine and live oak ; and 200,000,000 feet of lumber and timber, worth .S7, 000,000, are exported annu-
ally. From the pine barrens of lower Georgia come great quantities of tar, pitch, turpentine and rosin, which
are exported from Savannah and Brunswick. Agriciilturally the state takes high phice, ranking third in the
Union in the production of cotton, the annual exportation of which has reached 1,000,000 bales; the annual
production of corn is 30,000,000 bushels ; of sweet potatoes, 5,000,000 bushels. There are also large crojis of
wheat, oats, clover, tobacco, rice and sorghum. Middle Georgia produces great quantities of grapes, apples,
pears, peaches and early cabbages, onions, beans, peas, potatoes and cucumbers. Fruit growing is an impor-
tant industry in the lowlands and includes oranges, lemons, bananas, olives, figs, mulberries, early strawberries,
and the best' watermelons in the world. The annual fruit crop aggregates $10,000,000. The state has millions
invested in live stock. Georgia is well stocked with minerals. Tliere are 200 square miles of coal fields in the
northwestern part of the state and 350 square miles of iron ore nearby. Immense quantities of fine marbles of
many different colors are quarried at Tate and Marietta. Many otlier minerals abound, but not in paying quan-
tites. There are 137 counties and newspapers are published in 129. The principal cities are: Atlanta, Savan-
nah, Augusta, Macon, Columbus, Athens, Brunswick, Rome, Americus and Grifhn.
ABBEVILLE*, 1152 ; Wilcox, 11097 ; 54m E of Ameri-
cus on Fitzgerald div. G. & A. Ry. Has saw, shingle
and hardwood mills and brick yards. Express; Tele-
graph. Citizens' Bank. La Clecle Hotel.
Chronicle— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '97; 8p
l.'> 22; Sub. $1. L. J. Whitehorst. Circ. (3-700
ACWORTH, 937 ; Cobb, 24664 ; 35m NW of Atlanta, on
Western k,^- Atlantic Ry. Here are shoe and chair facto-
ries, flour and cotton seed oil mills, gold and silver
mines aud mineral springs. A local trade centre and
cotton shi))ping point. Exjjress ; Telegraph. S. Lemon
Banking Co. Litchfield House.
Post— Wednesday; Dem; Est. '88; 4p 18x24;
Sub. 75c. AV. M.Webb. Circ S-800
ADAIRSVILLE, 2245; Bartow, 20823; 18m NE of
Rome on Western & Atlantic Ry. Has flour and saw
mills, cotton gins, crate and box factory and the min-
ing of aluminum ore is an important industry. Is the
seat of Cherokee Baptist College. Trade centre for
agricultural, mining and fruit growing section. Val.
$200,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Adairsville.
Banner— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '95; 4-8p
15x22; Sub. $1. Scott & Bowdoin. Circ. .(t-BOO
ADEL, 721; Berrien, 19440 ; 12m SW of Nashville on
(reorgia Southern & Florida Ry. The chief industry is
farming ; manufacturing. Largest sea island cotton
market in Georgia. Express; Telegraph. Bank of
Aden.
News— Friday ; Dem ; Est.
Sub. SI. W. T. Whvte.
'89;
Circ.
8p 15X22;
i)-336
ALBANY*, 4606 ; Dougherty, 13679; 107m SW of Ma-
con, junction Albany & Northern, Central of Georgia,
Georgia & Aabama" and Plant System Rys., Georgia
Northern; at head of navigation on Flint river. Has
Albany Brick Mfg., Compress and Fertilizer companies,
Georgia Cotton Oil Co., Planter's Oil Co. and other in-
terests. Is farming and manufacturing trade centre
for county. Val. $2,250,000. Express; Telegraph.
First Nat. Bank. Albany Inn.
Herald— Evening; Dem; Est. '91; 4p 17x24;
Sub. $5. Herald Pub. Co. Circ ®-701
Herald— Saturday; Dem; Est. '92;8p 15x22;
Sub. $1. Herald Pub. Co. Circ ®-536
ALPHARETTA*, 310 ; Milton, 6763 ; 27m N of Atlanta ;
nearest railroad point, Roswell. Produces boots, shoes,
and wagons. Express; Telegraph. Marietta Trust
and Banking Co.
Free Press— Friday ; Dem; Est. '90; 4p
18x24; Sub. $1. George D. Rueker. Circ...®-526
AMERICUS*, 7674; Sumter, 26212; 71m SW of Ma-
con on two lines Central of Georgia and Seaboard
Air Line Rys. Has Americus Oil Co., and Iron AVorks,
Shippers Compress Co. and minor interests. Is cotton,
grain and fruit raising trade centre for Sumter and
surrounding counties. Val. .$4,055,891. Express;
Telegraph. People's Bank. AV'indsor Hotel.
Herald— Sundav ; Ind; Est. '95; 8p 15x22;
Sub. $1. W. T. Christopher. Circ C5,-1200
Times-Recorder— Morning ex Mon; Dem;
Est. '79; 4)) 20x26; Sub. $6. M.Louise
Myrick. Circ ®-1262
Times-Recorder— Friday; Dem; Est. '79; 8p
15x22; Sub. fl. M. Louise Myrick. Circ.®-2558
ARLINGTON, 655; Calhoun, 9274; 36m W of Albany
on Central of Georgia, Florida and Alabama Ry. In
cotton district and ships 9500 bales yearly. Express;
Telegraph. Bank of Arlington.
Courier— Thursday; Dem; Est. '82; 8p 15x22;
Sub. $1. AV. C. Thomas. Circ (|,-792
ASHBURN, 1301 ; Worth, 18664; 85m S of Macon on
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry. Is a lumbering and
agricultural town and local tradecentre. The manu-
facturing and shipping of naval stores is largely en-
gaged in. A^al. $1,200,000. Express; Telegraph. Ash-
burn Bank.
The Wiregrass Farmer and Stockman— Fri
day; Non-Political; Est. 1902; 8]
13 1-2X20; Sub. $1. J.Lawrence. '■'
8p
Circ. 3
675
82
PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AXD GAZETTEER.
ATHENS*, 12000; Clarke. 20000 ; 67inE of Atlanta on
Seaboard Air Line, terminus Georgia, Central of Geor-
g:ia and Southern Rys. Has Athens Foundry &
Machine Works, macliine shops ; Athens Knitting: Mills,
Leather Mfg. Co., Yarn Mfg. Co., Oil and Woolen Jlills
and minor interests. Seat of T'niversity of Georgia &
Lucy Cobb Institute for Girls. Is cotton raising trade
centre for county. Val. .So,-477,2.S6. Express; Tel-
egraph. Nat. Bank of Athens. Victoria Hotel.
Banner— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Est. '79;
■4-«p lGx22; Sub. -So. H. J. Rowe. Circ.®-1120
Banner— Sunday : Dem; Est. '— ; 8p 15x22;
Sub. .^1. h: J. Rowe. Giro ®-1120
Banner— Friday; Dem; Est. '32; 8p 18x24;
Sub. si. H. J. Rowe. Circ ®-2112
Clipper (Colored)— Saturday; Rep; Est. '88;
4]i 13x20; Sub. .?1.2o. " S. B. Davis. Circ
So. Farmer— Monthly ; Agriculture ; Est. '86 ;
:jl.'p 7X10; Sub. .^l. A.L.Hun. Circ. .3-10000
Woman's Work— Monthly : Family; Est. ^87;
ICpllXKl; Sub. 50c. T.L.Mitchell. Circ.®-50000
ATLANTA*, (state capital) 89872; Fulton, 117,363;
on Seaboard Air Line, terminus Southern (five lines),
Savannah, JIacon & Atlanta line C. of G., Georgia,
Atlanta & West Point and Nashville, Chattanooga and
St. Louis Rvs. Atlanta has 208 manufacturing estab-
lishments, "with .SO.343.300 capital, employing 12600
people, with a monthly i>ay roll of .'5278,000 and an
annual iiroduct vahied' at .%] 4,183.000. The leading
manufactories are : The Atlanta Cotton Mill, sheeting
and drilling: Fulton Bag and Cotton Mill, bags and
flour sacks, largest concern of the kind in America;
Whittier Cotton Mill, cotton yarn, twine, cordage and
cotton wariis; and Exposition Cotton Mill, using, alto-
f ether, 175,000 bales of cotton annually; Southern
ertilizer Co., Winship Machine Co., Van Winkle Gin &
Macliine Co., National Furniture Co. and Gate City Oil
Co. Atlanta is the trade and wholesale jobbing centre
for Georgia, Florida and Alabama, with an annual retail
trade of SI 1,593,000 and a wholesale trade of .*26,291,-
000 a year. The number of loaded freight cars con-
signed to Atlanta is over 75000 a year. Electric cars
run to Decatur and Fort McPherson and a belt railway
is under construction. Educationally, Atlanta ranks
high, with the Georgia Institute of Technology, South-
ern Military and Female Colleges, Agnes Scott Insti-
tute (at Decatur), Washington Seminary, Atlanta and
Southern Medical Colleges, and Georg'ia College of
Eclectic Medicine for Whites, and Atlanta Baptist,
Clark and AtlanKi Universities. Morris Brown College
and Gammon Theological and Spelman Seminaries for
the Colored. Atlanta is the third greatest insurance
centre in America, with offices of 16 of the largest Are,
and 20 of the most important life companies, wlio write
§3,000, ooo in policies annually. Atlanta is a city of
homes, with hundreds of beautiful residences, smooth,
broad, well shaded streets and many beautiful public
and i)rivate buildings. Among the largest and finest
are the (Jrand Opera House. Telei)hone Exchange, Fed-
eral Building. Equitable, I'rudential, Austell and
English American Loan & Trust buildings, Atlanta
Constitution building, Second Baptist and Second
Presbyterian churches and Kimball, Aragon and
Sweetwater Park hotels. Among Atlanta s scenic
attractions are Grant Park, with its Lake Albana, Gress
Zoo, and Cyclorama of the Battle of Atlanta, Piedmont
Park, site of the Cotton States Exposition and Lake
Wood Park, four miles north of the city. Fort Mc-
Pherson. one of the best adajited and most attractive
military posts in America is here. Val. $54,569,312.
Express ; Telegraph. Fourth Nat. Bank. The Marion
House.
Aee '"olored)— Saturday: Rep. and Odd Fel-
^ lows: Est. '98; 4p 20X26; .Sub. .§1.50.
W. A. Pledger. Circ (3,-2000 ;
Alkahest— Monthly ; Family ; Est. '96 ; 68p
(5X9; Sub. SI. S. K. Bridges. Circ 'S;-12000
Art and Photography-Monthy; Est. 1903;
4S-'.K;p 8X10; Sub. $i. K. M. Turner.
Circ
Atlanta Journal - Record of Medicine — j
>biiillilv; i:>t. "."..". : l()2p5XS;Sub. SI- M. |
P.. llutchins. Circ ®-1561
Christian Index— Thursday; Baptist: Est. '21;
16p 16 6-7X11 5-7; Sub.§2. T. P. Bell. i
Circ ®-9258
Church in Georgia - Thursday : Episcopal;
Est. "92; Sp 9 1-4X13 1-2: Sub. $1. C. K.
Nelson. Circ ®-1000
Constitution— Morning; Dem; Est. '68; 12p
18x23; Sub. §5. Constitution Pub. Co.
Circ 3-28000
Constitution— Sunday : Dem: Est. '68;38-o2p
IS L';;: Sub. .r;2. Constitution Pub. Co.
Cin- 3 -40000
Constitution — Monday; Dem: Est. '68; 12-16p
18X23; Sub. .i?l. Constitution Pub. Co.
Circ S-146,000
Cultivator and Dixie Farmer— Si-Mo: Agri-
cultural; Est. '43; 24p 9X13; Sub. .'Jl.
Cultivator Pub. Co. Circ ^-25333
Deutsche Zeitung — Ind; Est. 1902; 6p
17X24; Sub. .si. 50. Albert Orth. Circ... 3-900
Dixie— Monthly; Ind'l; Est. '85; 62p9Xll;
Sub. SI. Dixie f'o. Circ @-7462
Eclectic Medical Journal— Monthly; Est. '79;
4(ip; Sub. si. Circ 3>-1511
Educational Journal— Monthly ; Est. '93; 36p
6X9; Sub. #1. Franklin Ptg. & Pub. Co.
Circ ®-2444
Fancier— Si-Mo ; Poultry; Est. '87; 36p 9X12;
Sub. 50c. Geo.M.Downs. Circ ®-4010
Georgia Tech— t Monthly ; Collegiate; Est. '94;
ICp 8X11: Sub. §1. Franklin Ptg. and
Pub. Co. Circ $-329
Jewish Sentiment— Friday : Religious and
Family; Est. '95; 8-16p 11X16; Sub. $2.
Jewish Sentiment Pub. Co. Circ @-6800
Journal— Evening; Dem; Est. '83; 10-24p
17x24; Sub.. S5. Atlanta Journal. Circ. 1-37851
Pithlisher's Stafem'>nf.—i)n .Tune 1, 1902. The .\t-
lanta Journal printed its first Sunday edition, and
the ])iiblishers now guarantee that tlie net paid circu-
lation of the Sunday Journal is at least 25 percent
larger than the net paid circulation of any other Sun-
day edition of a daily new.spaper published in Georgia.
The Daily .Journal is read in 97 per cent of the homes
of .\tlanta, and in addition is delivered by carriers
to the cream of the poijulation in three" hundred
towns outside of .Atlanta. The Semi-Weekly .Journal
is the sole official organ of the "Southern Cotton
Grower's Protective Association," and as such bears
a closer relation to its readers tlian is sustained by
any other newspaper of country circulation in this
section.
Journal — .Sunday; Dem; Est. 1902: 40p
17X24; .Sub. .S2. Atlanta Journal. Circ. i -38515
Journal— Tuesday and Friday; Dem; Est.
"85; 12p 17x24; Sub. .$1. Atlanta
Journal. Circ j[ -34106
Journal of Labor— Saturday ; Est. '98; 8p
1C>X22 ; Suii. .si. Jerome .Jones. Circ
Mail and Express— Sunday; Dem; Est. '85;
4p 20x26; Sub. $1. Mail and Express
Pub. Co. Circ ®-2052
National— Thursday ; Rep; Est. '82: 8p
15x19 1-2; Sub. .SI. Benj.Conley. Circ.^-5200
News— Evening; Ind; p:st. 1902; lOp 15X21;
Sub. .s.S. .\tlanta News Pub. Co. Circ... 2,-16500
Plowboy and Country Farmer — Monthly ;
Agricultural; Est. "89; 32p8X12; Sub. §1.
Plowboy Co. Circ ®-18860
Presbyterian— Wednesday ; Est. '85;20-32p
6 1-2X9; .Sub. $2. E.Y.Clarke. Circ. .f -2500
Pythian Lodge Secret — Monthly ; K. ofP;
Est."9(): li;p 11 1-2X13; .Sub. $1. Pythian
Pub. Co. Circ 1 -2758
So. Age (Colored)— Saturday ; Ind-Rep; Est.
"91; 4p 17x24; Sub. )S1. 50. H.A.Hagler.
Circ (§)-964
So. Architect and Building News— Friday;
Est. 'S'.l; IC.p '.IX 14; Sub. s5.0(t. Edw. M.
1 lurant. ( ire 3-3800
So. Evangelist— Thursday ;Religious; Est. '97;
lOp 9X12; Sub. §1. Alfred E. .Seddon.
Circ (D-1500
So. Grocer— Monthly ; Est. '92; 36p 9X12;
Sub. .si. So. Grocer Pub. Co. Circ 3;-2670
So. Home— Si-mo; Family; Est. '98; 16p
11X16; Sub. 50c. J. Campbell Douglas.
Circ ®-5300
So. Industrial News— Monthly ; Mechanical;
Est. '95; :'it;p ',1X12; Sub. .S2. Industrial
News Co. Circ ^-4.000
GEORGIA.
88
So. Ruralist— Monthly ; Agri-Ind; Est. '9-t;
Sj) 10X14; Sub. 25e. .So. Kuralist I'ul).
< "• ^'irc ©-25500
So. Star— Saturday : Prohibition; Est. '87; 8p
1 ."> -22 ; Sub. s"l. IJarkcr l\ib. Co. Circ. 4; -7497
Southeastern Underwriter— Monthly ; insur-
;uu-e: Kist. ",)•;; 24:\) '.) 1-2X12; Sub. $:i.
Southeastern Underwriter Co. Circ (3;-1117
Staats Nachrichten (German"; — Saturday ;Est.
".II; C.-l-.'i) 15X20; Sub. .fl.SO. Albert
( )rtli. Circ (3-1550
Sunny South— Weekly ; Family; Est. '74;
10-12p; Sub. 50c. Sunny South Pub. Co.
Circ (g)-50000
"Voice of Missions— Si-Mo ; Est.'92 ; 4p20X26 ;
Sub. 5(ic. H. M.Turner. Circ (g)-HllC.
Watts' Official Railway Guide of the South
—Monthly; Est. 'SC, ; 24.Sp 5X« ; Sub. .•c;2.
W:itts Pub. Co. (ire ®-3872
Wesleyan Christian Advocate— Wednesday;
3Iethodist; Est. '36; ie>p 13X17; Sub.
.S2. M.J. Cofer. Circ f)-9604
AUGUSTA*, 39441; Richmond, 53735; 13Gm NW of
Charleston. S. C. on Charleston & West Carolina, So.
Carolina and Georgia and Atlantic Coast Line, terminus
Oeorgia, Augusta Line C. of Ga., Port Royal & Augusta,
Augusta Lines Southern and S. A. L. and Augusta
So. Rys. ; at head of navigation on Savannah river with
daily passenger and freight steamer service for Savan-
nah and intermediate ports. Receives 300,705 bales of
cotton a year and lias Aiken-Warren (cotton) Mfg. Co.,
Enterprise Mfg. Co., cotton goods; Globe Cotton Mills,
yarns; Graniteville Mfg. Co., cotton goods; Isoeta
(cotton) Mills, John P. King Mfg. Co., cotton goods;
Augusta Factory, cotton goods; Langley Mfg. Co.,
brown sheeting, shirting and drills; Riverside Mills,
cotton batting and waste; Sibley Mfg. Co., cotton
goods; Southern Mfg. Co., cotton yarns; Buckeye
Cotton Oil Mill: Warwick Cotton Mills, Interstate
Cotton Oil Co., Southern Pine Co. of GeorgLa, lumber;
Lombard Iron Works and Supply Co., Lowrey Wagon
Works, McCoy Brick & Tile Co., Moore-Edenlield
Electric & Mfg. Co., Brown Sheeting and Shirting
Mills ; Augusta Brewing, Cotton and Compress,
Guano, Lumber & Stockyards companies and Cotton
and Mattress factories and Georgia Chemical Works,
■Comiiress and Cotton Oil companies and Iron works.
The 14 cotton factories alone employ 8000 people, with
monthly pay roll of .?125,000. Augusta is a trade and
wholesale jobbing centre for the surrounding country
in Georgia and South Carolina within 100 miles radius,
with 300.000 pop. and annual trade of .$82,000,000.
Trolley to North Augusta, and Aiken S. C. Has Augusta
Orphan Asylum, two hospitals and Sanitarium. Is
famous winter resort with magnificent hotels. Val.
.§20,225,585. Express ; Telegraph. Nat. Bank of Au-
:gusta. Hotel Bon Air.
Baptist (Colored) — Thursday; Religious; Est.
'.S(t; 8p 13X20; Sub. $1.50 Baptist Ptg.
< o. Circ ca -2500
Chronicle— Morning; Dem; Est. 1785; 8p
17x23; Sub. $5. Augusta Chronicle Pub.
Co. Circ @-6500
Chronicle— Sunday ; Dem ; Est. 1785; ir.-24p
17x23; Sub. .SI. Augusta Chronicle I'ub.
Co. Circ (2)-7500
Chronicle— 'I'uesday and Friday; Dem; Est.
1785; 16p 15x23; Sub. $1. Augusta
Chronicle Pub. Co. Circ |::-4043
Herald— Evening ; Ind-Dem; Est. '90; 8p
17X24; Sub. .$5. Herald Pub. Co. Circ. J)-5920
Times-Herald (Sunday edition of Herald)—
Suuilav; Ind-Dem; Est. '98; 16p 17X24;
Sub. .SI. Herald Pub. Co. Circ ij-6556
Herald— Friday ; Ind-Dem; Est. '97; 8p
17X24; Sub. 30c. Herald Pub. Co. Circ.Ji-3571
Tribune— Kvening; Ind; Est. '95: 8p 15x24;
Sul). So. Tribune Pub Co. Circ (D-2300
Tribune-Weekly; Ind; Est. '92; 8p 15X24;
.Sul). .SI. Tribune Pub. Co. Circ ®-1500
Union (Colored)— Saturday; Rep; Est. '89;
4p 15x22; Sub. i?!. A. W. Wimberly.
Circ ®-2330
BAINBEIDGE*, 2641; Decatur, 29454; 230m SW of
Savannah on .Savannah, Florida and Western and Ala-
bama Midland and Georgia, Florida and Alabama Rys.
Is trade centre for farming and cotton and tobacco rais-
ing section. Has winter visitors. Val. .1(900,000.
Express; Telegraph. Bainbridge State Bank. Sharon
House.
Democrat— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '71; 8p
16X22; Sub. $1. John M. Brown.
Circ f3:)-2200
Searchlight— Friday; Dem; Est. '90; 8p
13 20; Sub. .SI. S. R. Brinson. Circ
BARNESVILLE, 3030 ; Pike, 187<;i ; COm S of AtlanU
on ( entral of (ieorgia and terminus Barnesville br.
U. C. Rys. Has Barnesville and Summers Buggy
companies, cotton yarn mill, three underwear nulls,
one hosiery mill and one shoe factory, employing
350 people. Trade centre of surround'^ing farming
country. Seat of Gordon Institute. Is summer and
winter resort. Val. .S950,()0(). Express; Tele-
grai)h. Barnesville .Savings Bank. Matthews Hotel.
Georgia Farmer— Si-Mo; Agricultural; Est.
'85 ; 8p 15X22 ; Sub. 50c. Ga. Farmer Co.
Circ (D-2670
News-Gazette— Thursday; Dem; Est. '68; 8p
15 < 22 ; .Sub. $1. J. B. Hardy. Circ r5!-2000
BAXLEY*, 488; Appling, 12336; 30m NWof Jesupon
Chattanooga & Brunswick br. S. Ry. Has turpentine
distillery, syrup refinery, two ginneries and is in farm-
ing district. Express; Telegraph. Baxley Banking Co.
News-Banner — Friday ; Dem; Est. '83; 8p
10 • 22 ; Sub. $1. Xews Pub. Co. Circ (3 -800
BLACKSHEAR*, 1240; Pierce, 8100; 87m SW of
Savannah on Charleston & Port Tampa div. A. C. L.
Ry. Has cottonseed oil mill, cotton gin and fertilizer
factory. Trade centre for 5000 pop. Express; Tele-
graph. The Blackshear Bank. Thomas Hotel.
Times— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '80; 4p 18X24;
Sul). SI. E. Z. ByTd. Circ ©-860
BLAIRSVILLE*, 141; Union, 8481; 52m NW of
Gainesville; nearest railroad point, Nottla, N. C. An
agricultural town. Express; Telegraph. Mineral Bluff.
First Nat. Bank, Gainesville.
Herald— Friday; Dem; Est. '91; 4p 16x22;
Sub. ,§1. T. J. Haralson. Circ (3,-500
BLAKELY*, 804; Early, 14828; 50m SW of Albany
on Central of Georgia Ry. Cotton, corn, sweet potatoes,
lumber, naval stores, fruits and sugar cane are the
chief products. Has oil and fertilizer works and brick
manufactory. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Blakely.
Livingston House.
News— Thursday : Dem: Est. '59; 8p 13x20;
Sub. SI. A.' J. & W. W. Fleming. Circ... .(2)-860
Reporter— Thursday : Dem; Est. '94; 8p
11X15; Sub. $1. J. Powell. Circ 4.-501
So. Pit Games— Monthly ; Sporting ; Est. '94;
8-lOp 15 1-2X20;. Sub. $1. Jeff Flem-
miiig. Circ fj)-1458
BLUE RIDGE*, 2048; Fannin, 11214; 102m K of At-
lanta on main line and terminus Murphy br. Atlanta,
Knoxville & Northern Ry. Fruit growing and mining
are the i)rincii)al industries. Agricultural trade centre
for surrounding counties. Exi)ress; Telegrajih. Blue
Ridge Bank.
Post— Thursday ; Est. '88; 4p 17X24; .Sub. .fl.
J. M. Hackney. Circ 3-558
Southern World— Saturday; Dem; Est.'98;4p
17X24; Sub. 75c. Davis, Dobbs & Kellog.
Circ. ($-650
BOWDON, 307; Carroll, 26576; 12m W of Carrollton,
nearest railroadi and telegraph point. Here are saw
mills, grist mills and cotton gins. Raises cattle and
farm ]iroduce. Express. Carrolton Mercliants' and
Planters' Bank.
Intelligence— Thursday ; Local; Est. '90; 8p
10 22; Sub. $1. J. W. Yarbrough. Circ..®-560
BRUNSWICK*, 9081; Glynn, 14317; 90m ,SW of
Savannah, terminus Soathern and Brunswick & West-
ern Rys.; on Oglethorpe bay, with large ocean trade.
Has flilton-Dodge Lumber Co., Taylor Cook Cypress
Co., The Downing Co., Brunswick Foundry, Machine
& Mfg. Co., Brunswick & AVestern Ry Shops, Bay Iron
Works, em])loying 3000 i)eoi)le, with monthly pay roll
of .S100,000. Trade centre for extensive farming and
timber section. Has United States Marine Hospital.
Is popular summer and winter resort, with fine hotels.
Val. .$4,650,000. Express; Telegraph. Nat. Bank of
Brunswick. The Oglethorpe Hotel.
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PETTINGILL'S NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY AND GAZETTEER.
Herald— Saturday ; Rep: Est. '97; 4p 13X20;
.SuIkSI. Herald Pub. Co. Circ @-850
News— Morning ex Mon ; Dem; Est. '88;
4p 14x20; Sub. §5. News Pub. Co. Circ.(g:-1400
News— Sunday; Dem; Est. '88; 4p 14X20;
Sub. i^l. News Pub. Co. Ciro (f -1500
BUCHANAN*, 359; Haralson, 11922; 50m W of At-
lanta on C liattanooga, Rome & Columbus Ry. A farm-
ing town. Express; Telegraj)!!. Citizens' Bank,
Tallajioosa.
Banner-Messenger— Thursday ; Dem; Est.
■S4; 4p 22x31; Sub. 75c. A. Ayres. Circ.(l)-600
Tribune— Friday ; Ind ; Est.'97 ; 8pl 3X 20 ; Sub.
7r.c. A.R. bodson. Giro (g)-800
BUENA VISTA*, 1161; Marion, 10080; 36m SE of
Columbus on Americus & Columbus br. C. of G. Ry.
Has :Mercliant Corn Mill, storehouses, and is shipping
point for cotton and peaches. Express; Telegraph.
Ruena Vista Loan & Savings Bank.
Patriot— Friday; Dem; Est. '75; 8p 18x24;
Sub. .'?1. Samuel Felder. Circ (g)-1223
BUFORD, 1352; Gwinnett, 25585; 37m N of Atlanta
on Southern Ky. Here are harness and saddle factories,
silver and gold mines, tanneries, factories and Patillo
Lumber Co. Express; Telegrajih. Bank of Buford.
Alliance Plow Boy— Wednesday ; Farm Al-
liance: Est. '92; 4p 18x24; Sub. iSl. W.
W. Wilson. Circ @-600
BUTLER*, 707; Taylor, 9846; 50m W of Columbus
on ( eutral of Georgia Ry. Ships cotton and fruit and is
trade centre for Mrming district. Butler Male and
Female College here. Express ; Telegrai)h. Bank of
Butler. Sealy House.
Herald— Tuesday ; Dem; Est. '76; 8p 13x20;
Suli. SI. W. N. Benns. Circ if -800
CALHOUN*, 851: Gordon, 14119; 20m S of Dalton
on Western it Atlantic Ry. Is trade centre for an agri-
cultural and gracing section. Here are rich marble,
iron and mineral deposits. Is the centre of x>each-grow-
ing section. Large poultry and produce market. Ex-
press; Telegraph. Bank of Calhoun. Calhoun Hotel.
Times— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '70; 8p 18x24;
Sub. .SI. James A. Hall. Circ J-llOO
CAMILLA*, 1051 ; Mitchell. 14767 ; 227m SW of Savan-
nah on 'rhompsonville & Albany br. P. S. Ry. Is a
manufacturing town and local trade centre. Raises
fruit and melons, cotton, cattle, hogs, etc. Val. ,'?60<),-
000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Camilla. Hotel
Georgia.
Clarion— Saturday ; Dem; Est. '81 ;8p 15x22;
.Sub. .11. Sam Felder.. Circ (3-1000
CANON, 2.50; Franklin, 17700; 25m SE of Toccoa on
Southern Ry. Has cotton raising and iron mining in-
terests. Exjiress; Telegrajih, Bowersville. Hartwell
liank, Boyston.
Herald— Saturday ; Universalist ; Est. '97; 4p
16X22; Sub. '$1. John M. Bowers. Circ.(2)-1225
Union— Si-Mo; Religious; Est. '85; 4-6p
15x22; Sub. 50c. Union Pub. Co.Circ (S-500
CANTON*, 1200; Cherokee, 15243; 24m N of Marietta
on Atlanta. Knoxville & Northern Ry. Has marl)le
tinishing works, flour mills, cotton gins, and manufac-
tories of furniture, leather and leather goods. Is a
summer resort and seat of Etowah Milifciry Institute.
Trade centre for agricultural and mining district. Val.
.$200,000. Express; Telegraph. Bank of Canton.
Pickett House.
Advance— Friday: Dem; Est. '80; 4p 18x24;
Sub. lifl. W.G.McNelly. Circ 'S-1200
CARNESVILLE*, 275; Franklin, 17700; 33m NE of
Athens; nearest railroad jioint, Martin. In farming
section. Express; Telegraph, Bowersville. Bank of
the University, Athens.
Free Press Organ— Friday ; Pop; Est. '75; 4p
18X24; Sub. si. W. A. Landrum. Circ...®-330
CARROLLTON*, 1998; Carroll, 2C.576; 25m NW of
Newnau on < irill'en <.K: Carrollton br. C. of G. and ter-
minus Chattanooga, Rome & Columbus Rys. Is com-
mercial centre and cotton shipi>ing jioint for an agri-
cultural and grazing district. Express; Telegrajih.
Merchants' & I'lantei-s' Bank. Southland Hotel.
Free Press— Thursday ; Dem; Est. '83; 8-12p
13x20; Sub. $1. Jno. T. Hearn. Circ. .il,-lT6T
People's Advocate— Wednesday ; Pop; Est.
'9(;: 4p 17x24; Sub. $1. C. F. Dodson.
Circ i -75S
Times— Thursday ; Dem: Est. '71; 8-12p
13 -20; Sub.' $1. J. J. Thomasson. Circ.3-1000-
CARTERSVILLE*, 3135 ; Bartow, 20823 ; 48m NW of
Atlanta on Western & Atlantic, terminus East & West
Rys. Etowah river furnishes water power. Has Cen-
tral Mining Co., Iron Belt R. K. Mining Co., Georgia
Peruvian Gchre Co., G. B. Linderman, ochre mines;
flour and corn mill and minor industries. Grows cotton,,
corn and wheat. Is mining and peach growing trade
centre for county. Has general offices East & West
Ry. Is ]iopular mountain summer resort. Val. .'i;2,000,-
000. Express; Telegraph. First Nat. Bank. Hotel
Shelman.
News and Courant— Thursday; Dem; Est.
'82; 8p 15x22; Sub. ,'#1. Freeman &
Chapman. Circ il)-1600>
CEDARTOWN*, 2823 ; Polk, 17856 ; 65m NW of At-
lanta on Central of Ga. and East & AVest Rys. Has
Cedartown Cotton Mfg. Co., hosiery yarn; Standard
Cotton Mills, Josephine Knitting Mills, 'Walmeta Knit-
ting Mills, Cherokee Knitting Mills, Cedartown Ice
Mfg. Co., High tower Planing & Lumber Mills, Alabama
and Georgia Iron Furnace Co., Borden & Heralson
Mining Co., Cherokee Foundry, Cherokee Flour mills,
E. V. W. Railway shops. North Georgia Mining Co.,
C.F. Miller, iron mining; and Southern Slate Co. Is
trade centre for farming, manufacturing and mining
section. Is a winter resort. Val. .¥1,250,000. Ex])ress:
Telegraph. Commercial Bank. Booze's Hotel.
Cedartown -Courier — Thursday; Ind-Dem;
Est. 94; S-lOp 13x18; Sub. .'^l. J.T.Gib-
son. Circ J)-1563-
Standard— Thursday; Dem; Est. '78; 8p
15x22; Sub. $1. Standard Pub. Co. Circ.®-1550-
CHIPLEY, 459; Harris, 18009; 8m NE of Hamilton
on Cohnnbus & Greenville br. C. of G. Ry. Farming.
f^xjiress: Telegraph. Bank of Chipley.
Enterprise— Thursday; Dem; Est. '93; 4-6p
1 ;! 20 ; Sub. $1. Chas. Stout. Circ '3'-550
CLARKESVILLE*, 491; Habersham, 13604; 8.5m NE
of Atlanta on Tallulah Falls Ry. Has cotton, woolen,
saw and grist mills. In farming section. Exi)ress ;
Telegrajih. Toceoa Banking Co. Mt. View Hotel.
Advertiser— Tuesday ; Dem; Est. '78; 4p
15x22; Sub. $1. Chas. L. & Martha C.
Bass. Circ I)-600-
CLAYTON*, 199; Rabun, 6285; 14m NE of Tallulah
Falls, nearest railroad point. Agricultural centre. Ex-
press : Telegraph, Tallulah Falls. Bank, Walhalla, S. C.
Tribune— Thursday ; Dem ; Est. "97 ; 4p 20X 2(3 ;
Sub. ijl. J.A.Reynolds. Circ ;3 -480
COLUMBUS*, 17614; Muscogee, 29836; 126m SW of
Atlanta, junction Central of Georgia, Georgia & Ala-
bama and Southern Rys.; at head of navigation on
Chattahouchee river, wliich furnishes ample water jiow-
er. Is leading cotton manufacturing city of the south.
Here are : The Eagle & I'hoenix, Clegg, Muscogee,
Hamburger, Swift Mfg. and Columbus Mfg. companies,
cotton goods; Empire and Cty Mills Coi., flour:
Goden's Foundryl& Machine Works, Mutual Cotton
Oil Co., Southern I'low Co., Shcppard Bros., brick;
Columbus Barrel Mfg. Co., Fertilizing Co., Iron Works
Co. and other interests. Is cotton raising trade centre
for Muscogee and surrounding counties in Georgia
and Alabama and shipping point for cotton, lumber, to-
bacco and live stock. Is seat of Atlanta University,
Clark Theological School and Gammon School of The-
ology. Val. $13,410,460. Express; Telegraph. Third
Nat. Bank. Rankin House.
Enquirer-Sun— Morning ex Mon; Dem; Fist.
•2S; Sp 15x22; Sub. S8. C. I. Groover.
Circ (J-4191
Enquirer-Sun— Sunday; Dem; Est. '28; 12p
15x22; Sub. $1.50. C. 1. Groover. Circ.®-4656-
Enquirer-Sun— Saturday ; Dem ; Est. '28 ; 8p
15x22; Sub. $1. C. I. Groover. Circ... .®-6051
Ledger— Evening; ex Sat; Dem; Est. '86; 8p
15x22; Sub. $5. R. W. Page & Co. Circ..5i-390(>
Ledger— Sunday ; Dem; Est. '86; 12p 15x22;
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