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Remington Brothers'
Newspaper
Manual
ELEVENTH (1900) ISSUE
A Complete Catalogue of
The Newspapers of the United States,
Canada, Porto Rico
and Cuba
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS
REMINGTON BROTHERS' NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
NEW YORK LIFE BUILDING
346 BROADWAY, NEW YORK, N. Y.
Copyright, igc».
REMINGTON BROTHERS,
New York City.
PATTESON PRESS, N. Y.
Introduction
Remington Brothers' Advertising Agency was
established by R. R. Remington in Pittsburg, in 1884.
Shortly afterward he was appointed to represent the Penn-
sylvania, Ohio and West Virginia Press Association. Under
his personal supervision the business of the Agency increased
very rapidly, and in a short time, owing to the vigorous and
effective work done, he controlled the local advertising of
Pittsburg.
Several years later he admitted his brother into partner-
ship with him. He then developed the business into a
general Advertising Agency and attracted the attention of
large advertisers all over the country.'
Feeling that New York was a wider field and would give
greater opportunities for development, he opened an office
of the Agency there, still retaining the control of the firm's
business. His foresight in changing the headquarters of the
firm to New York was immediately proven by the large
growth of the business. As the firm was under his control,
he decided in 1896 to purchase his brother's entire interest,
continuing to operate both the ,*Pittsburg and New York
offices.
Finding that the New York office was getting all the
new business, and that the amount of advertising carried by
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the main office was so large that he could not give personal
attention to the branch at Pittsburg, he sold it to his
brother. From this point the development of the Agency
was very rapid and it became one of the foremost Agencies
of the country.
This position has been attained by the sound progressive
business policy which they have always followed. Their
success in a marked degree lies in the fact that they have
taken advertisers who were advertising in a small way, and
by working in conjunction with them have built up their
business until they have become national advertisers and
great financial successes. This was done by giving particular
attention to the careful preparation of strong, distinctive
advertising copy, so that every inch of space was made to
yield the greatest returns, as well as to making advantageous
contracts with the papers, getting commanding positions for
the advertisements, etc., and in every way aiding the develop-
ment of the business.
The strong, distinctive advertisements which they originate
are designed and ably illustrated by the best artists, written
by the most skilful advertisement-writers, and expert com-
positors set up the copy to get the most effective display.
This makes forceful advertisements and the space bought by
the advertiser is made to bring out the greatest results. The
Agency of Remington Brothers devotes itself almost ex-
clusively to the handling of high-class business of large
concerns. Among their clients are found : —
American Sugar Refining Co. Enoch Morgan's Sons
(Lion Coffee)
Scott & Bowne
Armour & Co.
H. W. Johns Mfg. Co.
Johann Hoff's Malt Extract
Pond's Extract
Central R. R. of New Jersey
O. & O. T. Co.
Frazer Lubricator Co.
H. O'Neill & Co.
Centaur Co. (Castoria)
Hotel Majestic
Doctor Seth Arnold Co.
C. H. Graves & Sons (G. O.
Taylor Whiskey)
Doctor Kennedy Corporation
F. Booss & Bro.
Esterbrook Pen Co.
Winchester & Co.
(Sapolio)
Chickering Piano Co.
John Wanamaker
B. T. Babbitt
I. P. Frink
Smith's Green* Mountain
Renovator
Flaked Rice Co.
Siegel-Cooper Co.
A. M. Bininger & Sons
(Tangin)
Bridgeport Gun Implement
Co.
Somers Bros. & Co.
Jordan L. Mott Iron Works
American Lead Pencil Co.
Danbury Hat Co?
Dewar's Scotch Whiskey
Remington & Sherman Safe Broadway Central Hotel
Co.
Mutual Reserve Life Fund
Association
Mason Chemical Co.
Edison Phonograph Co.
Radway & Co.
Dr. Tutt Pill Co.
Omega Chemical Co.
E. Eising & Co.
Columbia Phonograph Co.
Monarch Heater Co.
Radam Microbe Killer
Monarch Shoe Co.
Chichester Chemical Co.
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J. Lee Smith & Co. Van Tassell & Kearny
J. H. Bauland & Co. peek, Frean & Co.
S. Grover Graham Co. Q ^ Drefs
Ehrich Bros. ~ ^ ~,
K. (j. Chase & Co.
B. Vhu
__,.,. c S. 1 . W. Sandford & Sons
L. Bissell & Sons
„ Donnegan & Swift
Home boap Co.
Marlin Fire Arms Co. H' J' Baker & Bro"
National Sheet Metal Roofing H' Planten & Son
Co. Mohawk Refining Co.
Winklemann & Brown Steck Pianos
A number of these firms expend over $100,000 annually
in advertising.
The Agency always works in harmony with the news-
papers and for this reason numerous privileges and favors
are extended to them. An important fact to be noted is
that the Agency retains its clients from year to year, the
firms that became customers fifteen years ago still continuing
with them.
They are thoroughly equipped to handle the largest
contracts. Owing to the experience they have acquired
in their fifteen years of business, as well as the ability and
efficiency which they possess, this enables them to handle
very large appropriations promptly and effectively, and give
to an advertiser more for the same expenditure than he can
possibly obtain by attempting to place his own advertising.
The Agency occupies very commodious offices in the
New York Life Building, the finest office building in New
York City. All details are thoroughly looked after by
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a very efficient office force, each department being under the
supervision of competent heads. The newspapers containing
advertisements of their clients are retained for reference from
three to six months, thus enabling advertisers to have access
to them at any time.
The Remington Brothers' Newspaper Manual, which
they have published for thirteen years, contains a complete
catalogue of the newspapers of the United States and Canada,
compiled in the most concise form, and is used by leading
advertisers as a book of reference. The data in this Manual
is the result of very careful work, which with their large
experience in this field, makes the Manual a very valuable
one.
THE FILING ROOMS.
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TN presenting our NEWSPAPER MANUAL for 1900
to the public a few words of explanation should be made.
The publishers have spared neither effort or expense to
make the Manual the clearest, most accurate and concise
Newspaper Directory published.
The Newspaper Publishers by their willing assistance
have been of much service in furthering these ends.
Over twenty-two thousand publications are represented
in the text and, in addition to this, supplementary lists of the
trade and class publications have been made.
Special attention is called to the large number of
advertisements that appear. Nothing could prove more
clearly the appreciation in which this book is held by News-
paper Publishers.
The Publishers will be glad to receive information re-
garding discontinuances, changes, etc., that may occur. Such
corrections will appear in the next issue of the Manual.
Although the utmost care is taken to avoid errors, the
publishers cannot be responsible for them when they occur.
REMINGTON BROTHERS.
ABBREVIATIONS.
Ad. P. — Advertising Page.
Ag. — Agriculture.
Agnos. — Agnostic.
A. L. of H. — American Legion of Honor.
Anti-Ch. — Anti-Christian.
A. O. F. of A. — Ancient Order Foresters of
America.
A. O. of H. — Ancient Order of Hibernians.
A. O. O. F. — American Order of Odd Fellows.
A. O. U. W.— Ancient Order of United Work-
in ri.
Arch. — Architectural.
Auton. — Autonomist.
Bap. — Baptist.
B. P. O. of E.— Benevolent Protective Order
of E ks.
Bi-M.— Bi-Monthly.
Bi-W.— Bi-Weekly.
Boh. — Bohemian.
B. K. of M.— Black Knights of Malta.
B. of U. — Brotherhood of the Union.
Bldg. Assoc. — Building Associations.
Br.— Brethren.
C. K. of A.— Catholic Knights of America.
C. O. G. C.— Canadian Order of the Golden
Chain.
Chn.— Christian.
Ch. End. — Christian Endeavor.
Cong. — Congregational.
Cons. — Conservative.
Coll.— College.
Com. — Commercial.
Culin. — Culinary.
Dan. — Danish.
Dem. — Democratic.
Dent. — Dental.
Dept. — Departmental.
Dis. — Disciples.
Epis. — Episcopal.
Evan. — Evangelical.
Fam. — Family.
Farm. All. — Farmers Alliance.
Free-S.— Free Silver.
Frat. — Fraternities.
Fr. — French.
Fri.— Friday.
G. A. R. — Grand Army of the Republic.
Ger. — German.
Ger. Ref. — German Reformed.
Horti.— Horticultural.
Hyg.— Hygiene.
Immig.— Immigrant.
Ind. — Independent.
Indus.— Industrial.
Int. — Interests.
I. O. F. — Independent Order of Foresters.
I. O. G. T.— Independent Order Good Tem-
plars.
I. O. M. — Improved Order of Mechanics.
I. O. O. F.— Independent Order of Odd Fel-
lows.
Irrig.— Irrigation.
Jew. — Jewish.
K. G. C.— Knights of the Golden Cross.
K. G. E.— Knights of the Golden Eagle.
K. G. R.— Knights of the Golden Rule.
K. of Col. — Knights of Columbia.
K. of H.— Knights of Honor.
K. & L. of H. — Knights and Ladies of Honor.
K. of L. — Knights of Labor.
K. of St. J. & M.— Knights of St. John and
Malta.
K. of Mac. — Knights of Maccabees.
K. of P.— Knights of Pythias.
L. O. T. M. — Ladies of the Maccabees.
L. D. Sts. — Latter Day Saints.
L. of R. C. — Legion of the Red Cross.
Lib. — Liberal.
Lith. — Lithuanian.
M'f'g.— Manufacturing.
Med.— Medical.
Mennon. — Mennonite.
Meth.— Methodist.
M. E. — Methodist Episcopal.
M. W. of A. — Modern Woodmen of America.
Milit. — Military.
Ming. — Mining.
Mo. — Monthly.
Mon. — Monday.
Nat. — National.
N. G. — National Guard.
Nor. — Norwegian.
O. C. F. — Our Chosen Friends.
O. G .C. — Order of the Golden Chain.
O. S. P.— Order of Sons of Progress.
O. U. A. M. — Order of United American Me-
chanics.
O. U. F.— Order of United Friends.
P. of H. — Patrons of Husbandry.
Pol.— Polish.
Pop. — Populist.
Pres. — Presbyterian.
Pro. — Phohibition.
Prot.— Protestant.
Protec. — Protection.
Ortlv. — Quarterly.
R. Est.— Real Estate.
R. M.— Red Men.
Ref.— Reform.
Re!.— Religious.
Rep. — Republican.
San. — Sanitary.
Sat. — Saturday.
Scien. — Science.
Sec. Soc. — Secret Society.
Semi-M. — Semi-Monthly.
Semi-W. — Semi- Weekly.
S. K. of C.— Select Knights of Canada.
Soc. — Society.
Soc. Dem. — Socialistic Democratic.
S. of A. — Sons of America.
S. of H. — Sons of Hermann.
S. of T. — Sons of Temperance.
S. of V. — Sons of Veterans.
S. P. C. A.— Society for Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals.
Sun. — Sunday.
Swed'nb. — Swedenborgian.
Sp't'g.— Sporting.
Tern. — Temperance.
Th. — Thursday.
Theol. — Theology.
Therap. — Therapeutics.
Tr. — Trade.
Tri-W.— Tri-Weekly.
Tu. — Tuesday.
T. of H.— Temple of Honor.
U. B.— United Brethren.
Und. — Undenominational.
Univ. — University.
U. of F. — United Order of Foresters.
Wed. — Wednesday.
\Vkly.-Weekly.
W. of the W.— Woodmen of the World.
Y. M. C. A. — Young Men's Christian Associa-
tion.
Y. P. C. U. — Young People's Christian Union.
See also abbreviations at bottom of text pages.
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NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
XV
Table of Contents
Introduction, iii.
Index to Advertisements, xvi.
Complete Catalogue of Newspapers by States and Towns J.
Alabama 1
Arkansas 3
California 6
Colorado 13
Connecticut 18
Delaware , 20
District of Columbia 20
Florida 21
Georgia 23
Idaho 27
Illinois 28
Indiana 45
Iowa 56
Kansas 69
Kentucky 78
Louisiana 82
Maine 84
Maryland 86
Massachusetts 90
Michigan 96
Minnesota 106
Mississippi 114
Missouri 117
Montana 129
Nebraska 130
Nevada 139
New Hampshire 139
New Jersey 143
New York 149
North Carolina 169
North Dakota 173
Ohio 177
Oregon 190
Pennsylvania 194
Rhode Island 211
South Carolina 211
South Dakota 214
Tennessee 219
Texas .. ..223
Utah 233
Vermont 235
Virginia 236
Washington 241
West Virginia 245
Wisconsin • 247
Wyoming 255
TERRITORIES.
Alaska 255
Arizona 255
Indian Territory 256
New Mexico 258
Oklahoma 258
CANADA.
British Columbia 260
Manitoba 261
New Brunswick 262
New Foundland 282
Northwest Territories 263
Nova Scotia 263
Ontario 264
Prince Edward Island 271
Quebec 271
Cuba 273
Hawaii 274
Porto Rico i. 274
Principal Religious Publications 275
Leading Dailies and Weeklies 284
Principal Agricultural papers 292
Principal Educational papers 299
Principal Temperance papers 302
Principal Mechanical and Scientific pa-
pers xxvii
Principal Trade papers xxix
Advertisements .. 304
XVI.
INDEX.
Alabama.
Anniston. — Southern Farm Life 341
Brewton. — Standard Gauge 306
Citronell.— Times 320
Daphne.— Times 391
Evergreen. — Courant 339
Lafayette.— Sun 311
Montgomery. — Journal 340
Stevenson. — Chronicle 419
Wetumpka. — Democrat 316
Arkansas.
Beebe.— News 425
Benton. — Times-Courier 321
Brinkley.— Argus 305
Camden.— Herald 418
Fort Smith.— Times 419
Little Rock.— Gazette 509
Magnolia. — Banner 314
Mammoth Springs.— Democrat 314
California.
Boulder Creek. — Mountain Echo 305
Eureka.— Times 419
Oakland. — Enquirer 411
Petaluma.— Argus 331
Pomona. — Progress 319
San Pedro. — American 322
Santa Barbara.— News 307
Press 418, 592
Santa Maria. — Graphic 322
Colorado.
Boulder.— Rocky Mountain Baptist 342
Buena Vista.— Herald 321
Grand Junction. — Sun 324
Leadville. — News-Reporter 310
Sterling.— Democrat 331
Connecticut.
Branford. — Opinion 320
Bridgeport. — Farmer 339
Union 522
Derby.— News 561, 593
Hartford.— Journal 309
Times 243-493
Litchfield. — Enquirer 571
Meriden.— Journal 339, 559
Middletown. — Penny Press 500
Moodus. — Advertiser 339
New Britain.— Herald 499, 505
Independent 338
News 571, 573
New Haven.— Journal and Courier 338, 569
Leader : 497
Union 498
Yale Alumni 501
Norwich.— Bulletin I en? vis
Courier f 507,50!
Post 308
South Norwalk.— Sentinel 337
Waterbury.— American 316, 491, 560
Republican 419, 556
Winsted. — Citizen 336
Delaware.
Georgetown. — Journal 332
Wilmington.— Every Evening 332
Republican 502
District of Columbia.
Washington.— Army & Navy Register 497
Chronicle 497
Florida.
Arcadia.— News 306
High Springs.— Sentinel 313
Key West.— Inter Ocean '662
Leesburg. — Christian Advocate 311
Micanopy. — Hustler 307
Ocala.— Banner 343
Quincy.— Herald 324
St. Augustine. — News 316
Starke.— Advocate 331
Tallahassee.— Tallahasseean 331
Georgia.
Acworth.— Post 308
Atlanta.— Wesleyan Christian Advocate 506
Augusta. — Baptist 465
Herald 305
Carrollton.— Free Press 320
Columbus. — Enquirer-Sun 552
Herald 320
Dalton.— Herald 334
Eatonton.— Herald 336
Griffin.— Call (. „.,„
Farmer I323
Jesup. — News 310
La Grange. — Reporter 311
Meldrim.— Guidon ' 313
Monroe.— News 336
Ouitman.— Free Press 335
Warrenton. — Clipper 591
Idaho.
Idaho Falls. — Times
Silver City.— Avalanche
Illinois.
Albion. — Journal
Alton. — Sentinel-Democrat
Alvin. — Independent '.
Arcola. — Record
Beardstown. — News
Belleville.— Post & Zeitung
Charlestown. — Herald
Plaindcaler
Chicago. — Farm, Field & Fireside
Midland '
Western Agriculturist & Live
Stock Journal (dated also at
Quincy, 111.)
Woman's Magazine
Danville.— Press
Zeitung
Dwight.— Star & Herald
Effingham. — Democrat
Freeport. — Democrat
Galena. — Gazette
Geneva. — Republican
Henry. — Times '
Highland. — Union
Hindsboro. — News
Jacksonville. — Journal
Jerseyville. — Republican '
Joliet.— Record
Republican
Jonesboro. — Gazette 342,
Kewant e. — Star
Lacon. — Home Journal
Litchfield.— Herald
Mcllenry. — Plaindealer
Macomb. — Journal
Marshall. — Acorn
Mattoon.— Star
Monmouth. — Republican Atlas
Monticello. — Pilot
Republican
335
335
306
454
343
312
306
343
335
334
597
467
312
315
418
463
418
468
323
419
464
323
335
313
470
309
336
335
464
335
335
591
311
311
313
464
334
334
461
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Illinois— Continued .
Mount Morris. — News 331
Mount Sterling. — Republican 334
Moweaqua. — Republican 33
Newman. —Independent 333
Olney. — Advocate 333
Mail (.0.0
Republican I **'
Ottawa.— Journal 333, 551
Pekin.— Tribune 318, 594
Pontiac. — Sentinel 333
Ouincy. — Farmers' Call 317
Journal 345
Review .....330
\Yestern Agriculturist and Live
Stock Journal (dated also at
Chicago) 312
Rochelle.— Independent 418
Rockford.— Recorder 330
Salem. — Republican 316
Shawneetown. — News 322
Stonington. — Star 330
Taylorville. — Courier 330
Toledo. — Express 463
Urbana.— Herald 463
Wheaton.— Star-Critic 463
Whitehall.— Register 318
Indiana.
Andrews.— Signal 321
Angola.— Herald 342
Ashley.— Times 462
Bloomfield. — Democrat 306
B'uffton.— Banner 30(5
Covington — Republican 342
Delphi.— Citizen 342
Evansville.— Demokrat 356, 591
Fort Wayne. — Journal-Gazette 512
Freie Presse 593
Fowler. — Republican 462
Goshen.— News 323
Greencastle. — Banner 597
Greensburg.— New Era 323
Huntingburg. — Argus 356
Indianapolis. — Practical Dairyman 461
Teffersonville.— Journal 597
Kendallville.— News 464
Knightstown. — Sun 331
LaFayette.— Home Journal 343, 541
Laurel. — Review 462
Liberty.— Herald 341
Loogpotee. — Tribune 343
Michigan City. — News 512
Middlebury. — Independent 341
Mi!roy.— Press 330
Muncie.— News 418
Petersburg.— Press 341
Richmond. — Item 311
Sullivan. — Times 341
Terre Haute.— Tribune 341
Tipton. — Union Dispatch 463
V-ncennes. — City Star 577
Wabash.— Tribune 316
Warren. — Independent 316
Williamsport.— Repub'ican ' 316
Winamac. — Democrat-Journal 341
Iowa.
Albia.— News 320
Republican 597
Bedfcrd.— Free Press 320
Belle Plairie.— Herald 461
Burlington.— Tribune I Qnt.
Volksfreund f TO
Cedar Rapids. — Republican 321
Svit 355
Centre Point. — Journal 469
Charles City. — Press (formerly X Rays).... 355
Clinton.— Herald 320
Creston. — Independent American 460
Davenport.— Times 383
'Denison.— Review : ..-...,:. '333
Des Moines. — Leader -•<,- > 55
lowa-^Continued .
Dunlap.— Reporter 347
Eagle Grove. — Eagle 347
Elkader.— Democrat 467, 583
Fairfield.— Tribune 323
Fort Madison.— Chronicle 330
Grinnell.— Herald 323
Ida Grove.— Pioneer 463
Logan. — Nucleus 347
Maquoketa. — Excelsior 311
Massena. — Echo 464
Nevada. — Journal 347
Newton.— Record 319
Onawa. — Democrat 347
Oskaloosa.— Herald 464
Ottumwa. — Courier 319
Oxford.— Leader 347
Redding.— Rustler 464
Shenandoah. — Sentinel 311
Webster City.— Journal 347
Winterset.— Review 347
Kansas.
Alma.— Signal 421
Atchison. — Champion 466
Centralia. — Journal 591
Hays City.— Free Press 323
Horton.— Headlight 470
tinction City. — Sentinel 421
awrence. — Select Friend 467
Leavenworth. — Standard 467, 512
Times 468
Oswego. — Times-Statesman 319
Ottawa. — Journal 481
Pratt.— Union 421
Sedan. — Lance : 489
Smith Centre. — Pioneer 535
Topeka. — Farmers' Advocate 519
Wichita.— Beacon 421
Kentucky.
Auburn. — News
Burkesville. — Herald
Burnside.— Item
Calhoun. — Star
Corinth. — Messenger
420
466
420
420
345
Covington. — Commonwealth 346
Fairview. — Review 345
Fordsville. — Express 345
Georgetown. — Sentinel 345
Grayson.— Bugle 309
Greenup. — Democrat 345
Jackson.— Hustler 310
Lexington. — Herald 406
Monticello.— News 344
Morehead. — Mountaineer 344
Morgantown. — Republican 420
Mount Sterling.— Gazette ..345
Sentinel-Democrat 420
Murray. — Ledger :'..-,..:. 344
Times ,..:...,.., 344
Owingsville. — Democrat . . . . V. . . . . ;'-. .:; ".:•'. .'. ."•.- 423
Paducah.— News 344, 467
Paris.— News , , 320
Pikevile.— Citizen ,„ ; 318
Princeton. — Republican .32
Richmond. — Register , 344
Sebree.— Herald 322
Sturgis.— Herald .577
West Liberty. — Messenger. 344
Louisiana.
Abbeville.— Republican Idea ..... 571
Farmersville.— Gazette ... 471
Kentwood. — Commercial .,•..; ,.......,,,.. 467
Lakes Charles. — Press 540
Many.: — Banner .'.--. . , ... .•>•/. . . 423
New Iberia.— Iberian ........... ... , . .382
New Orleans. — Christian Advocate .W ...... 355
Telegram 538
Shreveport. — Times . . ,, -.,..x-— •„•/•• Hi- vjjtr-v5"l
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Maine.
Augusta. — Journal 541
Bath.— Times 356
Bridgeton. — News • 355
Lewiston. — Journal 355
Sun 545
York. — Courant 355
Maryland.
Baltimore.— Patent Record 503
Berlin.— Herald 355
Crisfield. — Times 423
Federalsburg. — Courier 327
Ruralist 381
Oakland. — Journal 423
Snow Hill.— Advocate 354
Massachusetts.
Boston. — Golfer 459
Herald 530
Journal 89
Land & Water 472
Living Age 336
National Sportsman 576
Post 473
Profitable Advertising 521
Zion's Herald 413
Chicopee. — Herald 340
Fall River.— Globe 325
Gloucester. — Times I „,
Cape Ann Advertiser l" <™"
Holyoke.— Free Press 513
Transcript 423
Lawrence. — Star 336
Lowell. — Citizen )
Courier [ 350
Journal )
News 424
New Bedford. — Mercury )
Republican Standard. .. \-338, 422
Standard )
Newburyport— Herald 326, 338
News 488
Salem.— News 471
Springfield. — Republican 538
Union ...•. 487
Stoughton. — Messenger 579
Record 340
Taunton.— Gazette 338
Herald 569, 588
Waltham.— Free Press J.O.Q
Tribune f
News 577
Worcester. — Gazette 546
Post 474
Spy 339
Michigan.
Alpena.— Pioneer 340
Ann Arbor. — Argus 577
Bay City.— Times-Press 340, 562
Tribune 472
Benton Harbor. — Banner Register 354
Times 354, 525
Bessemer.— Herald 354
Brown City. — Observer 468
Cadillac.— Democrat 354
Chesaning. — Record 353
Colon.— Express 353
Corunna.— Independent 353
Delton. — Graphic 353
Detroit.— Abend Post 353
Courier 353
Dowagiac. — News ; 354
Durand. — Express 352
Eaton Rapids.— Journal 353
Elsie.— Sun 352
Fenton. — Independent 352
Flint.— Citizen 425
Fowlerville. — Observer 470
Gladwin. — Enterprise 329
Grand Marais.— Herald 352
Leader 352
Grand Rapids.— Posten ,.„..;._... 492
Michigan — Continued.
Hancock. — Pioneer 351
Harrisville. — Review 351
Hart.— Journal 460, 470
Hartford.— People's Alliance 351
Hastings. — Herald 425
Hillsdale.— Standard 326
Holland.— Sentinel 326
Homer.— Vidette 352
Houghton.— Gazette 326
Imlay City.— Record 349
Iron Mountain. — Gazette 351
Range Tribune 351
Ironwood. — News-Record 351
Kalamazoo. — Gazette 351
Telegraph 426
Kalkaska.— Leader 425
Lake City.— Republican 349
Lansing. — Journal 569
Lowell.— Journal 472, 583
Ludington. — Appeal 349
Marquette. — Mining Journal 425
Marshall.— News 329
Midland.— Republican 349
Mt. Clemens.— Advertiser 349
Press 348
Newaygo. — Democrat 326
Ontonagon.— Herald 326
Owosso.— Recorder 427
Port Huron.— Herald i 348
Sun 425
Quinnesee.— Herald 349
Rochester.— Era 425
Rogers City.— Advance 348
Saginaw. — Courier-Herald 348
News 468
St. Ignace. — Enterprise 348
News 348
Sault Ste. Marie.— News 348
Minnesota.
Austin.— Herald 470, 474
Barnesville.— Record 382
Duluth.— News Tribune 477, 560
Glencoe.— Register 382, 429
La Crescent. — Penny Magazine 581
Lake City. — Republican 429
Lakefield.— Herald 358
Little Falls.— Herald 429
Madison Lake. — Mirror 329
Mankato.— Post 489
Review 485
Mazeppa. — Tribune 426
Minneapolis. — Times 426
Montevideo. — Commercial 382
Red Wing.— Argus 433
Republican 382
St. Peter.— Free Press 505
Sauk Centre.— Herald 428
Sauk Rapids.— Free Press 479
Shakopee.— Tribune 356
Sleepy Eye.— Dispatch 485
Warren.— Sheaf ; 383
Winona.— Herald 475
Mississippi.
Bay St. Louis.— Progress
Coffeeville. — Courier
Jackson. — News
Meadville. — Advocate ....
Meridian. — Herald
580
361
....361
529
369
Williamsburg.— Watchman-Journal 522
Missouri.
Anderson. — Advocate .
Ava. — Herald
Butler. — Free Press . .
Carrollton. — Democrat
.. 361
.. 370
.. 361
.. 360
• [362
Carthage. — Democrat 360
Cassville.— Democrat , 433
Clayton.— Argus 360, 583
Carterville.— Journal
Mo. and Kans. Miner.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Missouri— Continued.
Green Ridge.— Local News 329
Hartyille.— Progress 428
Higginsville. — Leader 361
Hillsboro.— Democrat 433
Republican 326
Holden.— Globe 362
Huntsville.— Herald 360
Jackson. — Herold 360
Jefferson City.— Tribune 362
Kansas City. — Missouri Valley Farmer 596
Lancaster.— Republican 359
Macon.— Citizen 429
Marble Hill.— Press 360
Marshfield.— Ma:l 329
Maryville.— Republican 429
Maysville.— Republican Pilot 429
Mount Vernon. — Fountain and Journal 3S1
Ozark.— Republican 359
Pierce City.— Empire 359
Pineville.— Democrat 359
Poplar Bluff.— Citizen 429
Enterprise 359
Ravanna.— Searchlight 358
Rich Hill.— Western Empire 358
Richmond. — Missourian 428
Rockport.— Mail 359
Rosendale. — Signal 358
St. Joseph.— Herald : 561
St. Louis. — Christian Advocate 357
Church Progress 489
Midland Farmer 428
St. Genevieve. — News 357
Salem. — Democratic Bulletin 428
Savannah.— Democrat 358
Sedalia. — Capital 358
Sentinel 428
Springfield.— Leader-Democrat 357
Stockton.— Republican 357
Union. — Tribune 434
Warrensburg. — Eagle 357
Warsaw. — Times 357
Montana.
Dillon.— Tribune 357
Miles City.— Stock Growers' Journal 428
Nebraska.
Beaver City.— Times 370
Cedar Rapids.— Outlook 475
Columbus. — Telegram 369
Culbertson. — Era 370
Gordon. — Journal 474
Grand Island.— Republican 474
Greeley.— Leader-Independent 369
Greenwood. — Record 369
Hastings. — News 434
Hayes Centre. — Times 369
Hickman. — Enterprise 468
Kearney.— Pilot 368
Lincoln. — Freie Presse I
Deutsche Am. Farmer j"48
Journal 599
Western Swine Breeder 488
Nebraska City.— Press 519
Norfolk.— Journal 526
Times-Tribune 476
Omaha.— Bee 510
Red Cloud — Argus 368
Seward.— Independent-Democrat 368
South Sioux City.— Argus 368
Wahoo.— Wasp 366
Wakefield.— Journal 368
Wayne.— Democrat 434
\Vymore.— Arbor State 368
York. — Times 460
New Hampshire.
Concord.— Independent Statesman.., ..),_,
Monitor
People & Patriot 475
Dover. — Democrat ....,...; .... 479
Lancaster.— Tourist ,. ; . ,. „-.- „ 579
New Hampshire— Continued.
Manchester. — Mirror & Farmer 476
Union 516
The Weirs.— Times 580
New Jersey.
Arlington.- -Observer 478
Asbury Park.— Journal 366
Press 517
Bayonne City. — Budget 472
Bloomfield.— Citizen 413
Bound Brook.— Record 366
State Centre 368
Camden. — Courier 369
Independent 370
Journal 367
Dover.— Iron Era 368, 544
Elizabeth.— Journal 367, 472
Elmer. — Times 365
Flemington. — Democrat- Advertiser 481
Hackensack. — Republican 526
Haddonfield.— Tribune 434
Harrison. — Record 559
Jamesburg. — Record 547
Jersey City. — Herald 474
J ournal 365
Keyport. — Enterprise 547
Long Branch. — Record 570
Madison.— Eagle 436, 540
Metuchen. — Recorder 367
Montc'air.— Herald 558
Times 597
Morristown. — Express 365
Jerseyman 363
Newark. — Advertiser 142
Freie Zeitung 578
News 291
New Brunswick. — Fredonian 570
Home News 539, 588
Newton. — Record 3S6
Ocean Grove.— Times 557
Orange. — Chronicle 557
Passaic.— Advertiser 365
Paterson. — Guardian 550
Labor Standard 364
Press 364
Perth Amboy.— Herald 436, 592
Phillipsburg.— Post 540
Rahway. — Advocate 534
Riverton. — New Era 364
Rockaway. — Record 364
Rutherford.— News 364
Somerville. — Messenger 548
Unionist-Gazette 363
Summit.— Herald 363, 538
Record 547
Tom's River.— Courier 532
Press 588
Trenton.— Times 545
True American 363, 576
Union Hill.— Dispatch 364
Westfield.— Standard 363
Woodbury.— Liberal Press 363
Times 363
New York.
Albany.— Argus 495.
Journal 304
Press- Knickerbocker-Express 480
Times-Union 236, 378, 593
Andover. — News 309
Auburn.— Bulletin 593
Independent 441
Bainbridge.— Republican 379-
Batavia. — News 380
Bath.— Plaindealer 370
Binghamton. — Chronicle 436
Herald 378
Leader 462
Buffalo. — Courier-Enquirer ....435
Times ,..- 327
Volksfreund ...... < . ,, .:.•.'.•..-.'." 370-
Gallicoon.— Democrat — -•.- ....;..- 380
RRMFXCTON BROTHERS'
New York— Continued.
Cherry Creek.— News 330
Cohoes. — Despatch 437
Regulator 3/9
Delhi.— Express 517
Dcpew. — Herald 379
Dolgeville.— Free Press 537
Dunkirk. — News )
Grape Belt '.'.'.'.! }37/
E'lenville.— Journal 576
Elmira. — Advertiser 510
Gazette 573
Fishkill-on-Hudson.— Herald 572
Standard 436
Flushing.— Times '. 379, 527
Genese-\— Republican 488
Glens Falls.— Republican 591
Star 378
Greenport.— Rep. Watchman 580
High'and.— Southern Ulster 377
Highland Falls. — Journal 513
Hudson. — Register S
Sunday Journal V484
Gazette j
Huntington. — Long Islander 476
Ithaca.— News 379
Johnstown. — Republican 551
Keeseville.— Republican 380
Kingston. — Argus 476
Lockport. — Journal 511
Union-Sun ~| ,
Niagara Sun >380, 471
Niagara Democrat j
LowviKe. — Times 377
Lyons. — Courant 377
Marlboro.— Record 458
Matteawan. — Journal 500
Monticello. — Republican 376
Mt. Vernon. — Argus • 478
Naples.— Record 376
Newburgh. — Journal 431
Press 521
Register 599
New Rochelle.— Paragraph 479, 583
Press 586
Tribune 376
New York. — Belletritisches Journal 479
Catholic World 506
Field & Stream 578
Journal 148
Home Talk xxxv
Life 373
Telegraph 555
Trained Motherhood 490
Trained Nurse & Hospital Re-
view 486
North Tarrytown.— News 374
North Tonawanda.— News 329-421
Norwich. — Telegraph 377
Nyack. — Journal 450
"Star 500
Oneonta.— Press I „„„
Democrat f 326
Oswege.— Times 476
Patchogue. — Advance 514
Peekskill.— Democrat .'..." 482
Port Jefferson.— Times 570
Port Jervis.— Union . : . : 570
Pbughkeepsie. — Eagle -. 491
Enterprise 511
News-Press- 1 ,_fi ™
News-Telegraph f WO, «W
Star 376
Red Creek.-Herald 374
Rensselaer. — Star-Eagle 374
Rochester. — Democrat & Chronicle 510
Times 328
Union & Advertiser 485
Rockville Centre.— Observer 479
Rome. — Citizen 374
Salamanca. — Republican 437
Saratoga Springs. — Eagle 450
Saratogian . . .• ."...'.' 372
Saugertiej.— Post 513
Telegraph ." ^. 374
New York— Continued.
Schenectady.— Gazette 437
Union 372
Schuy'erville.— Standard 483
Sing Sing.— Register 479, 489
Stapleton. — Herald 570
Leader 479
Syracuse —Journal 375}
Post-Standard 509
Telegram xxv
Tivoli.— Times 372
Tonawanda.— Herald 374
Troy.— Press 222, 375
Record 371
Times 554
Utica. — Journal 510
Van Etten. — Valley Breeze 483
\Valton.— Chronicle 511
Watertown. — Times ..)Q-o /
Reformer {3/3,483
Watkins. — Democrat 483
Review ; 374
Westchester.— Independent 559
White Plains.— Journal 372
Yonkers.— Gazette 483, 586
Herald 373, 549
North Carolina.
Asheville. — Gazette 387
Carthage.— Blade 511
Charlotte.— North Carolina Presbyterian .. 380
China Grove. — Record 380
Greenville.— Kings Weekly 329
Lenoir. — News 433
Lincolnton. — Journal 521
Maxton. — Herold 485
Raleigh.— Biblical Recorder 379
Post 482
Progressive Farmer 329
Rutherfordton. — Carolina Press 365, 534
Shelby.— Aurora .483
Snow Hill.— Great Sunny South 382
Sparta.— Star 372
Waynesville. — Courier 525
North Dakota.
Fargo. — Fram
Grand Forks. — Herald
Hamilton. — X Rays
Jamestown. — Alert
Mayville. — Tribune
Willow City. — Eagle
Ohio.
Aberdeen. — Gretna Green
Adelphi. — Border News
Akron. — Democrat
Times-Democrat
Germania
Alliance. — Review
Alvordton. — Progress
Ansonia. — Climax
Antwerp. — Bee
Ashville. — News
Athens. — Gazette ......'
Barnesville. — Republican
Bellbrook. — Moon ; . .
Bellevue.— Gazette
Beverly. — Dispatch
Bowling Green. — Sentinel
Bucyrus. — Journal
News
Telegraph
Cambridge. — Teffersonian
Times
Canal Dover/ — Herald
Chesterhi'l. — Leader
Chillicothe.— Gazette
Leadf r-Gazette
Cleveland. — Christliche Botschafter
Old Homestead
Recorder <•
Columbus.— Westbote
Coshocton- — Bulletin ,..
522
383
383
535
534
559
384
433
433
502
383
384
385
388
387
384
385
593
588
384
384
505
384
388
388
599
388
434
176
885
387
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
XXI.
Ohio — Continued.
Crestline.— Advocate 385
Cuyahoga Falls. — Reporter 385
Dayton.— Christian World 390
Journal 5S8
World 389
Delaware.— Gazette 388
Findlay. — Farm and Fireside 393
Fostoria.— Review-Dispatch 389, 391
Gallipolis. — Journal 390
Glouster.— Press 392
Greenville.— Advocate 391
Hamilton. — Republican-News I 001 AOT>
Telegraph { 391, 49.
Jackson. — Standard Journal 539
Kinsman. — News 391
Lisbon.— Patriot 392
London. — Nickel Plate I r»r
Republican ( btt>
McComb.— Record 433
Malvern.— Herald 535
Mansfield.— News 547
Shield & Banner 532
Marietta.— Register .*. 391
Marion. — Sunday School Review 564
Massillon. — Independent 392
Town Talk 391
Middletown.— Signal 394
Milford.— Ohioan 394
Minerva. — Kodak 564
Minster.— Post 391
New Philadelphia. — Democrat 394
Ohio City.— News 390
Ostrander.— Magnet 394
Painesville. — Telegraph 395
Payne.— Reflector 532
Pioneer. — Alliance 531
Piqua. — Dispatch 1 At.K
Journal I466
Pomeroy. — Leader 531
Portsmouth. — Sentinel (. 395 570
Times )
Quincy. — Gazette 395
Roseville. — Review 395
Salem. — News I .02
Republican Era I
Salineville. — Banner 396
South Charleston.— Echo 389
Spencerville. — Journal 395
Springfield.— Farm News 589
Press '- 394, 556
Republic- Times '
Steubenville. — Leader
Sunbury. — News-Item
Thornville.— Gazette
Toledo.— News
Toronto. — Tribune
Versailles. — Banner
Wapakoneta. — Die Post
Warren. — Chronicle
Warsaw. — Clipper
Washington C. H.— Democrat
State Register
Waverly. — Courier- Watchman
West Chester.— Times
Youngstown. — Vindicator
396
395
396
550
398
395
592
400
396
389
396
396
400
563
Oregon.
Cottage Grove.— Leader .................... 431
Dallas.— Observer ........................... 485
Dayton.— Herald .............. .............. 432
Lebanon. — Express-Advance ................ 431
Pennsylvania.
A'legheny. — Allegheny Sonntagsbote ....... 525
Allentown. — City Item ...................... 400
Altoona. — Deutscher Volksfuehrer .......... 407
Independent Loyal American ---- 553
Tribune ........................... 400
Archbald. — Citizen .......................... 526
Avoridale.— Herald .......................... 528
liangor.— Herald ............................. 399
Observer ...................... [542,575
News ........... ............... )
Pennsyl van ia — Cont inued .
Beaver.— Argus I .m
Argus and Radical )
Beaver Falls.— Independent 399
Bechtelsville.— Mail Order World 542
Bedford. — Pennsylvania Hawkeye 550
Bellefonte.— Patron 399
Bellevue. — News 400
Birdsboro.— Dispatch 397
Blairsville. — Courier 399
Bradford.— Post 397
Carbondale.— News 399
Carlisle.— Sentinel 401
Carnegie. — Union 397
Catawissa. — News Item 407
Chambersburg. — People's Register 431
Repository 397
Clarion. — Jacksonian 397
Clearfield.— Monitor 397
Columbia. — Courant ) cto ^-A
News {513,5(4
Coudersport. — Democrat 541
Enterprise 596
Covington.— Sun 407
Cresson. — Record 398
Danville.— Gem 531
Derry Station. — Signal 407
Du Bois. — Courier 407
Dunmore. — Pioneer Wreekly 528
Easton. — Argus 406
Elmhurst. — Signal 540
Emaus.— Record 406
Erie.— Dispatch 598
Journal 404
Frankford. — Dispatch 407
Register 590
Franklin. — Citizen- Press 409
Freeland.— Press 536
Tribune 542
Germantown. — Telegraph 583
Girardville. — Item 405
Greensburg. — Argus 550
Hatfield.— Invincible 404
Hyndman. — Bulletin 404
Jeannette. — Labor Herald 5S7
Jenkintown. — Guide 526
Jermyn. — Press 526
Johnstown. — Freie Presse 598
Laceyville. — Messenger 404
Landenburg. — Express 403
Lebanon. — Report 492
Star 403
Volks Zeitung 500
Leechburg. — Record 403
Leighton.— Press 402
Lewisburg. — Chronicle 527, 541
Ligonier. — Echo 402
Loganton. — Journal 580
McConnellsbur^. — Democrat 402
McKeespcrt.— Herald 492
Mauch Chunk. — News 595
Times 548
Meadville. — Pennsylvania Farmer 431
Star | K1_
Gazette f 517
Tribune-Republican 409
Mechanicsburg. — Free Fress 409
Mercer. — Dispatch & Republican 528
Mifflintown. — Democrat and Register 409
Milfcrd.— Dispatch 430
Press 402
Millersburg.— Herald 406
Monongahela City. — Republican 402
Mount Carmel. — News 492
Mount Joy.— Herald 553
Nanticoke. — News 409
Nazareth. — Item 540
New Bethlehem. — Vindicator r 411
New Brighton. — News 411
New Castle. — Courant-Guardian 430
Newville.— Times 591
Norristown. — Register 514
Times 556
Osterburg. — Mountain Echo 579
Oval.— Ledger 583
XX11.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Pennsylvania — Continued.
Palmyra.— Record 411
Pen Argyle. — Index 411
Penfield.— News 532
Philadelphia.— Item 193
Phila. Religious Press Assn. 408
Presbyterian 411
Vesuvio 538
Phoenixville. — Republican 559
Pitcairn.— Express 410
Port Royal.— Times 575
Pottstown.— Ledger 561
Punxsutawney. — Republican 557
Reading.— Adler 403
News 403
Telegram 404
Renovo.— News 403
Ridgway.— Star 403
Saxton.— Herald 413
Scranton. — Every Saturday 587
Free Press 410
News 410
Times 563
Tribune 558
Shamokin. — Dispatch 542
Sharpsburg. — Advertiser 579
Shenandoah. — Journal 412
Shippensburg. — News 591
Somerset. — Democrat 513
South Bethlehem.— Star 591
Steelton.— Advocate 413
Sugar Grove. — Items 574
Susquehanna. — Journal 547
Telford.— Press 595
Terre Hill.— Times 579
Titusville.— World 411
Tunkhannock. — Republican 539
Turtle Creek.— Leader 413
Tyrone. — Times 545
Warren.— Democrat 565
Mail 413
Mirror 567
Waynesboro. — Gazette
Blue Ridge Zephyr
Waynesburg. — Independent 430
Weatherly. — Telegraph 416
West Newton.— Sun 415
\Vi kes-Barre.— Plaindealer 413
Times 415, 557
Wilkinsburg. — Enterprise 415
Williamsport. — Gazette and Bulletin 558
Williamstown. — Times 547
York-Daily.. U14 437
Weekly i
Rhode Island.
Providence.— Telegram 210, 415
Westerly.— Herald 414
Wickford.— Standard 415
Woonsocket. — Reporter 414
South Carolina.
Camden. — Chronicle 417
Clifton.— World 417
Kingstree. — Record 416
South Dakota.
Alexandria. — Journal '. 431
Centreville. — Chronicle 417
Faulkton.— Republican Record 416, 527
Fort Pierre. — Fairp'ay 417
Rapid City.— Republican 432
Sioux Falls. — Successful Farmer 430
Watertown. — Public Opinion 430
Yanktcn.— Gazette 532
Tennessee.
Big Sandy.— Visitor 417
Brownsville. — Tribune 529
Clarksville. — Times-Journal 404
Columbia. — Democrat 394
Herald .. 417
•430
Tennessee— Continued.
Cookeville. — Southern Poultry 553
Fayetteville.— Leader 535
Gallatin. — Examiner 450
Huntingdon. — Tomahawk 441
Jackson. — Dispatch 441
Knoxville.— Journal-Tribune 518
Sentinel 509
Lewisburg.— Tribune 441
Livingston. — Enterprise 441
Maryville. — Times 535
Memphis. — Herald 563
Murfreesboro. — Free Press 529
Nashville.— American 218
Christian Advocate 441
Newport.— Weekly 440
Obion. — Chronicle 440
Spring Hill.— News 575
Texas.
Abilene.— News 526
Alice.— Echo 528
Reporter 552
Alvord.— Budget 440
Amarillo. — Champion 439
Western Advocate 439
Anson. — Texas Western 569
Archer.— Dispatch 439, 519
Atlanta. — Citizen-Journal 529
Austin.— Democrat 517
Herald 575
News 534
Ballinger. — Ledger 439
Bay City.— Tribune 439
Benjamin. — Reporter 586
Bertram.— News 572
Boerne.— Post 528
Bonham. — Favorite 438
Bowie.— Blade Headlight 439
Boyd.— Index 528
Brandon. — Enterprise 562
Brenham. — Banner 438
Volksbote 557
Cameron. — Herald 438
Cisco.— New West 438
Clarendon. — Banner Stockman 438
Coperas Cove. — News 588
Corsicana. — Truth 438
Cotulla. — Isonomy 494
Crowell. — News 534
Cuero. — Rundschau 576
Dallas. — Christian Advocate 520
Christian Courier 456
Democrat 450
Southern Mercury 531
Texas Baptist and Herald 533
Texas Baptist Standard 512
Texas Farm and Ranch 543
Texas Farmer 524
Times-Herald 551
Decatur. — News 522
Reformer 584
Denison.— Times-Dispatch 450, 574
Denton.— News 521
Dickens. — Star 575
Elgin. — Courier 517
El Paso.— Times 536
Graphic 449
Ennis. — Local 449
Fort Worth. — Anzeiger 575
Citizen 561
Mail-Telegram 515
Register 523
Galveston. — Post 449
Tribune 548
Gatesville. — Forum 519
Glen Rose.— Herald 561
Graham.— Call 562
Greenville. — Democrat 573
Messenger 449
Groveton.— Herald 533
Hamilton. — Journal-News 449, 527
Haskell.— Free Press 523
Hillsboro. — People's Searchlight 537
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Texas — Continued.
Houston.— Herald 449
Post 514
Press 448, 458
Deutsche Zeitung und Anzeiger
527, 562
Huntsville. — Enterprise 448, 517
Jasper. — Newsboy 528
Jewett. — Messenger 574
Kaufman. — Sun 517
Kyle.— News 448
La Grange. — News 534
La Porte. — Chronicle 544
Laredo. — El Democrata Fronterizo 448, 575
News 447
Llano. — Texas Populist 544
Lockhart.— Register 536
McGregor.— Herald 447
McKinney. — Examiner 529, 536
Gazette 448
Manor. — Free Press 573
Marlin. — Democrat 505
Meridian — Tribune 548
Mexia. — Courier 447
Ledger 447
Midland.— Live Stock Reporter 590
Moulton.— Eagle 536
Mount Pleasant. — Eagle 575
. Times-Review 447
Myrtle Springs.— Populist Herald 595
Navasota. — Examiner 572
Oakville.— Leader 596
Palestine. — Advocate 446
Panhandle.— Herald 592
Paris. — Advocate 447
Pleasanton.— Monitor 537, 559
Rockdale.— Reporter 443
Rock Island.— Journal 525
Rockport. — Beacon 529
Rosenberg.— Silver X Ray 576
Rusk.— Industrial Press 522
Journal 522
San Antonio.— El Correo Mexicano 572
Light 446
• Regidor 521
Texas Stockman and Farmer 562
Staats-Zeitung 576
San Diego.— Sun 522
Santa Anna. — News 447
Sealy. — Advance 535
Seguin.— Zeitung 572
Smithville. — Transcript 537
Snyder.— Light 446
Terrell. — Transcript 573
Tioga.— Tribune 532
Trenton. — Tribune 574
Uvalde.— Leader 526
Valley Mil's.— Sun , 446
Van Alstyne. — Leader 446, 545
Venus. — Times 440
Vernon. — Farmer and Stockman 458
Victoria. — Deutsche Zeitung 583
Walnut Springs. — Sun 446
Waxahachie. — Light 445
Mirror 445-448
Weimar — Mercury 529
Wharton. — Spectator 595
Yorktown.— News 583
Utah.
Logan. — Na*ion 445
Richfield.— Reaper 445
Vermont.
Barre. — Telegram 445
Bennington. — Banner 443
Groton. — Times 443
Hardwick. — Gazette 445
Montpelier. — Watchman 574
Wilmington. — Farm Journal 444
Virginia.
Bedford City.— Bulletin 443
Democrat 533
Virginia— Continued.
Belle Haven. — Farmer and Fisherman 565
Boydton. — News 569>
Burkevil'e.— Blade 553
Crewe. — Journal 443
Farmville.— Herald 443
Harrisonburg. — Record 582-
Independence. — Journal 494, 548'
Lebanon. — News 443
Madison. — News 442
Monterey. — Recorder 442
Richmond. — News 53«.
Roancke. — News 561
World 442,
Warrenton. — True Index 443
Winchester. — News I. AAV
News Item. f *4
Washington.
Cheney. — Free Press 553
Sentinel 456
Colton.— News-Letter 456
Port Townsend.— Call 45?
Spokane. — Western Home Journal 45?
Winlock.— Pilot 457
West Virginia.
Berkeley Springs. — Messenger 456
Beverly. — Enterprise 4,56
Charleston. — Democrat 559
Clarksburg. — Mail and Advertiser 491
News-Tribune 456
Elizabeth. — Mountain Messenger 550
Hamlin. — Citizen 558
Hinton. — Leader 551
Huntington. — Baptist Banner 455
Madison. — Democrat 56J
Martinsburg. — World 455
Norwood.— Herald ; 462f
Parkersburg. — News 455
Parsons. — Advocate 455
Pennsboro. — News 548
Princeton. — Journal and Exponent 456
Summersville. — Chronicle 552
Sutton.— Democrat 56T
Weston. — Independent 455
Times 566
West Union. — Record 454
Williamson. — Mingo Circulator 455
Wisconsin.
Arcadia. — Arcadian 454
Ashland.— Press 552
Augusta.— Eagle 562
Baraboo. — News 494
Beloit.— Free Press 458-538
News 454
Zeitung 571
Butternut.— Eagle 455
Chippewa Falls. — Independent ^.M^A
Times )
Fairchild.— Ob;erver 453
Fennimore. — Times-Review 539
Fond du Lac.— Reporter 567
Green Bay.— Gazette 598
Highland.— Press 454
Janesville. — Gazette 595
Recorder 453
Republican 565
Kilbourn City. — Mirror-Gazette 537
La Crosse. — Chronicle 453
Republican and Leader 565
Lake Geneva. — Herald 453
Lancaster. — Herald 519
Neenah. — Times 454
New London. — Tribune 453
Oconto. — Lumberman 566
Oshkosh.— Times 566
Pardeeville.— Times 452
Prairie du Chien. — Courier 566
Racine.— Journal 566, 599
Times 452
Richland Centre.— Rustic 598
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Wisconsin— Continued.
ijheboygan.— Journal I -„.
Star f w
National Demokrat 453
News . . . . : 452
§6uth Milwaukee. — News 452
turgeon Bay. — Advocate 452
Tomahawk. — Tomahawk 452
Trempealeau. — Gazette 451
Waupun. — Leader 451
West Salem.— Journal 451
Nonpareil 451
West Superior. — Leader 564
Telegram 494
Williams Bay.— Observer 569
Oklahoma.
Chandler.— Publicist 492
Oklahoma City. — Farmer 551
Home, Field and Forum 469
ferry. — Enterpr'se-Times 431
Stillwater. — Democrat 431
CANADA.
New Brunswick.
Fredericton.— Herald .. -.430
Nova Scotia.
Tfuro.— News
511
Ontario.
Dundas. — Star 451
Erin.— Advocate 513
Gait.— Reformer 451
Gananoque. — Journal 458
Ottawa.— Citizen 533
Port Perry.— Standard 539
Toronto.
Toronto.— Globe 451
Independent Forester 504
Quebec.
Montreal. — Gazette ...
La Patrie
Cuba.
Cienfuegos. — La Correspondencia
Sport
Sancti Spiritus. — El Fenix
El Trabajo
Porto Kico.
Mayaguez. — El Republicano
San Juan. — La Neuva Bandera .
La Correspondencia
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New Haven. — Barnum VV. T. & Co
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Chicago. — Acme Standard Mailer Co. ...
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territory tributary to Syracuse
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CALIFORNIA.
LOS ANGELES.
Times Sun— Rep 36,026
SAN FRANCISCO.
Chronic'.e |D— Ind 79,130
KENTUCKY.
STURGIS, 400.— Union.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,200
NEW YORK.
^JEW YORK CITY.
Journal JD— Dem 325.000
Journal *D— Dem 400,000
Journal Sun— Dem 600,000
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
ALABAMA.
^ABBEVILLE, 750.— Henry.
Times Fri— Dem 750
ALBERTVILLE, 650.— Marshall.
Banner Th— Dem 700
ALDRICH, 180.— Shelby.
Time-Piece Sat— Rep
ALEXANDER CITY, 800.— Tallapoosa.
Outlook Fri— Dem 500
ANNISTON, 10,500.— Calhoun.
Ala. Med. and Surg. Age ..Mo— Med 1,050
Hot Blast §D— Dem 1,200
Republican Sat — Dem
So. Farm Life (ad. P. 341) Mo— Ag 5,000
Times, Th— Dem 1,700
UASHLAND, 625.— Clay.
Advance Fri— Dem 700
Advocate Fri— Pop 550
fiASHVILLE, 308.— St. Clair.
Southern Aegis Th— Dem 460
Southern Alliance Th — Pop
UATHENS, 960.— Limestone.
Courier Th— Dem 1,350
Democrat Sat— Dem 800
ATTALLA, 1,300.— Etowah.
Mirror Th— Ind 1,000
AVONDALE, 1,675.— Jefferson.
Budget Sat— Ind 1,200
BESSEMER, 5,800.— Jefferson.
Bessemer Weekly Sat— Ind 1,100
Herald Journal Th — Rep
^BIRMINGHAM, 28,500.— Jefferson.
Age Herald §D— Dem 5,690
Age Herald Tu— Dem 10,000
Baptist Mo— Bap FOO
Christian Advocate Th— Meth 6,000
Courier (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,000
Dixie Home Fri — -Labor
Educational Exchange Mo — Ed 2,100
Independent Th — Dem 750
Labor Advocate Sat— Lab 1,500
Ledger *D— Dem 8,000
News *D— Dem 7,438
Presbyterian Mo — Pres 2,500
Times Wed— Rep
Wide Awake (Col.) Sat— Ind-R
BLOCTON, 3,800.— Bibb.
News Herald Sat— Ind COO
BOAZ, 155.— Marshall.
Signal Th— Pop 1,500
flBREWTON, 2,000.— Escambia.
News Tu— Dem 720
Standard Gauge (ad. P. 306) Tu— Dem 700
BRIDGEPORT, 1,250.— Jackson.
News Fri— Rep 820
BRUNDIDGE.580.— Pike.
News Fri— Dem 400
UBUTLER, 200.— Choctaw.
Alliance Tu— Pop 450
Herald Th— Dem 800
CALERA, 775.— Shelby.
Sentinel Th— Dem 400
1JCAMDEN, 550.— Wilcox.
New Era Wed— Dem 865
Progress Wed— Dem 900
ffCARROLLTON, 355.— Pickens.
Alliance News Tu— Pop 500
West Alabamian Wed— Dem 700
flCENTRE, 350.— Cherokee.
News Fri— Dem SOO
Sentinel Th— Pop 660
CITRONELLE, 170.— Mobile.
Times (ad. P. 320) Sat— Ind 900
UCLANTON, 650.— CMlton.
Banner Th— Pop 600
UCLAYTON, 1,050.— Barbour.
Record Fri— Dem 500
COLLINSVILLE, 370.— DeKalb.
Clipper Wed— Dem 700
COLUMBIA, 1,000.— Henry.
Breeze Th— Dem 620
UCOLUMBIANA, 660.— Shelby.
Chronicle Th— Dem 400
People's Advocate Th— Pop 620
flCULLMAN, 1,100.— Cullman.
People's Protest Fri— Pop 1,000
Tribune-Gazette Th— Dem 075
fiDADEVILLE, 895.— Tallapoosa.
Herald Th— Dem 650
New Era Th— Pop 1,200
flDAPHNE, 560.— Baldwin.
Times Th— Dem 750
DECATUR, 3,100.— Morgan.
Herald Th— Dem 800
News Fri— Dem 1,600
DEMOPOLIS, 1,980.— Marengo.
Express Th— Dem 600
DOTHAN, 250.— Henry.
Sittings Th— Dem 1,600
1JDOUBLE SPRINGS, 115.— Winston.
Herald Fri— Dem 800
HEDWARDSVILLE, 460.— Cleburne.
Plowboy Fri— Pop 450
Standard News Fri— Dem 1,000
flELBA, 300.— Coffee.
Sentinel Th— Dem 550
flEUFAULA, 4,550.— Barbour.
Times *D— Dem 800
Times and News Th— Dem 2,500
EUTAW, 1,150.— Greene.
Mirror Wed— Dem 750
Whig and Observer Th— Dem 750
fiEVERGREEN, 1,820.— Conecuh.
Courant (ad. P. 339) Fri— Dem 800
Record Th— Dem 820
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ALABAMA.
FALKVILLE, 150.— Morgan.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 600
fiFAYETTE, 925.— Fayette.
Sentinel .Fri— Dem 750
fiFLORENCE, 6,900.— Lauderdale.
Herald Th— Dem 1,700
Times Fri— Dem 1,750
UFORT PAYNE, 2,730.— DeKalb.
Journal Wed— Dem 1,500
Times Th— Rep 700
UGADSDEN, 4,500.— Etowah.
Times-News Semi- W— Dem 3,871
Tribune Fri— Pop 950
GATE CITY, 500.— Jefferson.
Humming Bird Sat— Ind 1,000
fiGENEVA, 660.— Geneva.
Tribune Wed— Ind 400
GEORGIANA, 460.— Butler.
Guardian Fri— Dem 1,500
GOODWATER, 570.— Coosa.
Advocate Th— Dem 800
flGREENSBORO, 1,900.— Hale.
Beacon Wed— Dem 600
So. University Mo— Ed 230
Watchman Th— Dem 700
fiGREENVILLE, 2,900.— Butler.
Advocate Wed— Dem 2,560
Living Truth Sat— Pop 600
liGROVE HILL, 210.— Clarke.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,157
flGUNTERSVILLE, 480.— Marshall.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,030
GURLEY, 420.— Madison.
Herald Th— Dem 800
^HAMILTON, 152.— Marion.
News Th— Dem 1,000
HANCEVILLE, 250.— Blount.
Hustler Fri— Ind 300
HARTSELLE, 1,100.— Morgan.
Enquirer Th— Dem 1,100
fiHAYNEVILLE, 370.— Lowndes.
Citizen-Examiner Th— Dem 780
HEFLIN, 385.— Cleburne.
% New Era Th— Dem 600
UHUNTSVILLE, 8,200.— Madison.
Democrat Wed — Dem 690
Journal (Col.) Fri— Rep 950
Mercury §D— Dem 1,100
Mercury Wed— Dem 3,000
Tribune *D— Dem 680
Tribune Tu— Dem 800
JACKSON, 255.— Clarke.
South Alabamian Sat— Dem 300
^JACKSONVILLE, 1,300.— Calhoun.
Democrat Sat— Dem 750
fJASPER, 800.— Walker.
Mountain Eagle Wed — Dem 900
ULAFAYETTE, 1,500.— Chambers.
Sun (ad. P. 311) Wed— Dem 1,200
ALABAMA.
LEIGHTON, 480.— Colbert.
News Fri — Dem 450
ULINDEN, 270.— Marengo.
Democrat Th— Dem GOO
Reporter Fri— Dem 400
^LIVINGSTON, 880.— Sumter.
Our Southern Home Th— Dem 750
Sun Th— Dem 1,050
LU VERNE, 464.— Crenshaw.
Gleaner Fri— Pop 400
Journal Th— Dem 300
UMARION, 2,100.— Perry.
Standard Th— Dem 560
flMOBILE, 36,000.— Mobile.
Herald *D— Dem 3,400
Item *D— Ind
News (not pub. Sat. eve.). . .*D— Dem 2,500
News Sun— Dem 2,800
Register §D— Dem 5,843
Register Sat— Dem 6,000
Register Sun— Dem 7,300
Zeitung (Ger) Th— Ind 1,500
P1ONROEVILLE, 275.— Monroe.
Journal Th— Dem 750
^MONTGOMERY, 22,350.— Montgomery.
Advertiser §D— Dem 6,000
Advertiser Fri— Dem 9,000
Baptist Th— Bap 4,500
Journal (ad. P. 340) *D— Dem 3,700
Journal (ad. P. 340) Sat— Dem 3,600
HMOULTON, 470.— Lawrence.
Advertiser Th— Dem 550
NEW DECATUR, 3,760.— Morgan.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 1,000
NORTHPORT, 435.— Tuscaloosa.
Breeze Th— Dem 600
O A KM AN, 500.— Walker.
News Th— Dem 600
fiONEONTA, 440.— Blount.
News-Dispatch Th— Dem 1,200
UOPELIKA, 4,780.— Lee.
Industrial-News Fri— Dem 2.600
People's Choice (Col.) Fri— Rep 600
Post Fri— Dem 1,400
ffOZARK, 1,220.— Dale.
Free Press Th— Pop
Southern-Star Wed— Dem 2,300
PIEDMONT, 750.— Calhoun.
Inquirer Fri— Pro 600
PRATT CITY, 2,000.— Jefferson.
News Fri— Dem 1,000
UPR ATT VILE, 1,460.— Autauga.
Progress ...Fri — Dem 710
ROANOKE, 654.— Randolph.
Herald Fri— Dem 850
Leader Wed— Dem 600
UROCKFORD, 250.— Coosa.
People's Courier Th— Pop 400
flRUSSELLVILLE, 1,025.— Franklin.
Times Fri— Dem 800
flST. STEPHENS, 370.— Washington.
News .. Th— Dem 500
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
ALABAMA.
flSCOTTSBORO, 980.— Jackson.
Citizen Th— Dem 825
Progressive Age Fri — Dem 1,200
fiSEALE, 210.— Russell.
Register Sat— Dem 410
fiSELMA, 7,750.— Dallas.
Baptist Leader (Col.) Th— Bap 1,000
Journal *D— Dem 800
Telegram Sat — Dem 875
Times §D— Dem 1,000
Times Semi- W— Dem 1,250
SHEFFIELD, 2,900.— Colbert.
Reaper Sat— Ind 900
SPRINGVILLE, 230.— St. Clair.
News Wed— Ind 550
STEVENSON, 592.— Jackson.
Chronicle (ad. P. 419) Tu— Dem 710
SULLIGENT, 290.— Lamar.
Lightning Wed— Dem 650
fiTALLADEGA, 2,150.— Talladega.
News-Reporter Sat — Dem 875
Our Mountain Home Wed— Dem 2,100
THOMASVILLE, 700.— Clarke.
Argus Th — Dem
UTROY, 3,550.— Pike.
Citizen Journal Sat — Dem 450
Messenger *D— Dem 500
Messenger Wed— Dem 1,600
Southeast Baptist (Col.) Fri
ALABAMA.
flTUSCALOOSA, 4,350.— Tuscaloosa.
Chronicle (Col.) Sat— Dem 1,200
Gazette §D— Dem 375
Gazette Th— Dem 650
Times *D— Dem 420
Times Wed— Dem 1,000
1JTUSCUMBIA, 2,550.— Colbert.
Dispatch Sat— Dem 850
North Alabamian Fri— Dem 600
HTUSKEGEE, 1,860.— Macon.
News Th— Dem 700
Reporter Fri— Dem 510
fiUNION SPRINGS, 2,300.— Bullock.
Herald Wed— Dem 1,000
UNIONTOWN, 865.— Perry.
Herald Wed— Dem 500
flVERNON, 195.— Lamar.
Courier Th— Dem 560
Democrat Wed— Dem 600
WARRIOR, 1,500.— Jefferson.
Breeze Fri— Dem 410
1JWEDOWEE, 360.— Randolph.
Toiler Fri— Farm All'ce 500
flWETUMPKA, 625.— Elmore.
Herald (ad. P. 316) Th— Dem 1,000
YORK STATION, 420.— Sumter.
Sentinel .. ...Sat— Dem 400
ARKANSAS.
ALMA, 475.— Crawford.
Herald Th— Dem 3«0
ARGENTA, 2,800.— Pulaski.
Life Sat— Dem .1,100
Times ...Sat — Dem
fARKADELPHIA, 2,620.— Clark.
Siftings-Herald Th— Dem 900
Southern Standard Th— Dem 1,200
UARKANSAS CITY, 1,300.— Desha.
News Enterprise Th— Dem 720
Journal Fri— Dem 750
ASHDOWN, 290.— Little River.
News Fri— Dem 375
ATKINS, 685.— Pope.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 625
fiAUGUSTA, 524.— Woodruff.
Free Press Tu— Dem 400
Vidette Th— Dem 550
BALD KNOB, 275.— White.
Herald Fri— Dem
fiBATESVILLE, 2,550.— Independence.
Bee Wed— Dem 1,000
Guard Fri— Dem 1,400
BEEBE, 88.— White.
Current Topics Th— Dem 500
News (ad. P. 425) Wed— Dem 1,200
fiBENTON, 650.— Saline.
Times-Courier (ad. P. 321).. Th— Dem 984
fiBENTONVILLE, 1,750.— Benton.
A. O. U. W. Guide Mo— Frat 2,500
Democrat Th— Dem 1,050
Sun Sat— Dem 1,000
flBERRYVILLE, 760.— Carroll.
Progress Wed — Dem 750
BINGEN, 240.— Hempstead.
Social Visitor Fri — Dem 850
BLACK ROCK, 770.— Lawrence.
Blade Fri— Dem 875
BRINKLEY, 2,900.— Monroe.
Argus (ad. P. 305) Th— Dem 800
Times Wed— Dem 400
CABOT, 750.— Lonoke.
Guard Fri— Dem 650
fiCAMDEN, 2,850.— Ouachita.
Beacon Fri— Dem 400
Herald (ad. P. 418) Th— Dem 900
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.y Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ARKANSAS.
CARLISLE, 520.— Lonoke.
News Fri— Ind 350
^CENTRE POINT, 300.— Howard.
People's Advocate Th— Dem 500
CINCINNATI, 200.— Washington.
Argus Th— Dem 400
H CLARENDON, 1,050.— Monroe.
Sun Fri— Dem 600
fCLARKSVILLE, 960.— Johnson.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,525
UCLINTON, 240.— VanBuren.
Democrat Th— Dem 450
fl CON WAY, 2,100.— Faulkner.
Democrat ., Fri— Dem 1,100
Log Cabin Tu— Dem 1,240
1JCORNING, 900.— Clay.
Courier Fri— Dem 990
Leader Th— Ind 600
COTTON PLANT, 450.— Woodruff.
Arkansian Sat— Dem 475
fiDALLAS, 400.— Polk.
Referendum Th— Pop 470
fiDARDANELLE, 1,520.— Yell.
Pilot Wed— Dem 1,000
Post-Dispatch Th— Dem 2,100
DE QUEEN, 150.-Sevier.
Bee Fri— Dem
DERMOTT, 230.— Chicott.
Life Fri— Dem . 400
UDES ARC, 550.— Prairie.
Guidon Th— Dem 750
Observer Wed — Dem
flDEVALL'S BLUFF, 395.— Prairie.
Star Enterprise Th— Dem 775
JIDE WITT, 450.— Arkansas.
New Era Th— Dem 500
^ELDORADO, 460.— Union.
Tribune Th— Dem 1,100
ENGLAND, 200.— Lonoke.
Courier Wed— Dem 600
UEUREKA SPRINGS, 3,900.— Carroll.
Times-Echo *D— Dem 400
Times-Echo Fri -Dem 1,000
^EVENING SHADE, 284.— Sharp.
Record Th— Dem 550
fiFAYETTEVlLLE, 3,250.— Washington.
Daily «D— Dem
Democrat Th— Dem 750
News *D— Ind 350
Ozark Mo— Ed 300
Republican Fri— Rep 970
Review Th— Rep 1,350
Sentinel Tu— Dem 1,400
FORDYCE, 1,000.— Dallas.
Chronicle-Enterprise Th— Dem 1,000
UFO R REST CITY, 1,036.— St. Francis.
Democrat Th— Dem 350
Herald (Col.) Fri— Ind 640
Times Fri— Dem 750
ARKANSAS.
FORT SMITH, 11,650.— Sebastian.
Elevator Fri— Dem 7,000
News-Record (ex. Sat. eve) *D— Dem 52,000
News- Record Sun— Dem 52,175
Times (ad. P. 419) §D— Dem 1,750
Times (ad. P. 419) Th— Dem 2,500
Volksblatt (Ger) Fri— Ind 900
FOUKE, 100.— Miller.
Sabbath Outpost Mo— Bap 275
GILLETT, 360.— Arkansas.
Herald Th— Dem 320
GRAVETT, 305.— Benton.
News Sat— Dem 400
GREEN FOREST, 290.— Caroll.
Tribune Th— Ind 550
flGREENWOOD, 592.— Sebastian.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
GURDON, 815.— Clark.
Times Sat— Dem' 700
HACKETT CITY, 465.— Sebastian.
Free Silver Th— Pop
Horseshoe Th— Dem 500
^HAMBURG, 670.— Ashley.
Eagle Th— Dem 510
HARDY, 470.— Sharp.
Herald Fri— Dem 700
flHARRISBURG, 496.— Poinsett.
News Fri— Ind-D 710
fiHARRISON, 1,475.— Boone.
Banner Th— Dem 800
Republican Wed— Rep 725
Times Sat— Dem 1,580
HAZEN, 464.— Prairie.
Citizen Th— Dem 575
fiHEBER, 330.— Cleburne.
Jacksonian Th— Dem 600
TiHELENA, 5,450.— Phillips.
Horn Sat— Dem 500
Progress Sat— Rep 800
Reporter (Col.) S. M. Bap 900
World *D— Dem 500
World Wed— Dem 1,200
HOPE, 2,100.— Hempstead.
Chronicle Sat — Dem
Gazette Sat— Dem 620
fiHOT SPRINGS, 8,500.— Garland.
Arkansas Thomas Cat Sun — Humor 5,400
Life Th— Lit.&Soc
Medical Journal Mo — Med
News *D— Dem 850
News Sat— Dem 1,265
Republican Sat— Rep 900
Sentinel §D— Dem 1,250
Sentinel Th— Dem 900
HUNTINGTON, 1,030.— Sebastian.
Herald Fri— Ind-D 800
flHUNTSVILLE, 468.— Madison.
Democrat Wed— Dem 600
Republican Th— Rep 520
IMBODEN, 600.— Lawrence.
News Fri— Dem 800
t Morning and Sunday.
fi County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
ARKANSAS.
flJASPER, 240.— Newton.
Blade Wed— Rep 350
Herald Th— Rep 750
flJONESBORO, 2,245.— Craighead.
Enterprise Wed — Ind
Sun Th— Ind-D 800
Times Th— Dem 1,225
J UDSONIA, 685.— White
Advance Wed— Rep 010
JUNCTION CITY, 250.— Union.
Democrat ....Th— Dem 900
KINGSLAND, 500.— Cleveland.
News Fri — Dem
LAMAR, 400.— Johnson.
Leader Fri— Dem 42o
ULITTLE ROCK, 26,500.— Pulaski.
Am. Guide (Col.) Sat— Rep 1,000
Ark Baptist Wed— Bap 7,000
Ark Farmer Th— Ag 1,750
Ark Methodist Wed— Meth 10,000
Bap Vanguard (Col.) Th— Bap 1,200
Democrat *D— Dem 2,600
Democrat Semi- W— Dem 5,200
Echo (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,4'JO
Gazette §D— Dem 5,000
Gazette Th— Dem 8,000
Gazette Sun— Dem 7,500
Masonic Trowel Mo — Mas 2,000
Pythian Advocate Mo— K.of P 1,050
School Journal Mo— Ed 1,250
State Republican Th— Rep 1,500
Tribune Sun — Dem 4,750
Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,600
flLOCKESBURG, 458.— Sevier.
Democrat Th— Dem 510
ULONOKE, 875.— Lonoke.
Democrat Th— Dem 700
News Fri— Dem 510
P1AGNOLIA, ], 540.— Columbia.
Banner (ad. P. 314) Th— Dem 1,400
Journal Wed— Dem 900
P1ALVERN, 1,550.— Hot Springs.
Meteor Fri— Dem 670
Times- Journal Wed — Dem 465
MAMMOTH SPRINGS, 1,720.— Fulton.
Democrat (ad. P. 314) Th— Dem 1,728
Farmer and Fruit Grower Mo — Ag 500
Monitor *D— Dem 315
Monitor Fri— Dem 765
Republican Th— Ind 300
MANSFIELD, 1,200.— Sebastian.
Horse Shoe Th— Dem 479
fiMARIANNA, 1,130.— Lee.
Courier Sat — Dem 575
Index Th— Dem 600
UMARION, 310— Crittenden.
Reform Sat— Dem 400
UMARSHALL, 280.— Searcy.
Mountain Wave Th— Dem 520
Republican Fri— Rep 600
^MELBOURNE, 215.— Izard.
Register Th— Dem 725
Times Fri— Ind 700
ARKANSAS.
MENA, 1,850.— Polk.
Democrat Sat— Dem 810
Dispatch *D— Dem 340
News Th— Dem 375
ffMONTICELLO, 1,340.— Drew.
Advance Tu— Dem 575
Monticellonian Fri— Dem 800
HMORRILTON, 1,680.— Conway.
Democrat Fri— Dem 750
Headlight Fri— Dem 1,365
UMOUNTAIN HOME, 245.— Baxter.
Citizen Sat— Dem 1,600
News Semi- W— Dem 700
UMOUNTAIN VIEW, 290.— Stone.
Democrat Th — Dem 1,455
AMOUNT IDA, 60.— Montgomery.
Herald Fri— Dem 622
MULBERRY, 320.— Franklin.
Leader Fri— Dem 4SO
fiMURFREESBORO, 165.— Pike.
Courier Th— Dem 300
NASHVILLE, 835.— Howard.
News Semi- W— Dem 710
IfNEW LEWISVILLE, 480.— Lafayette.
Recorder Sat— Dem 400
{[NEWPORT, 2,850.— Jackson.
Herald *D— Dem 260
Herald Sat— Dem 1,000
News *D— Dem 250
News Fri— Dem 1,050
OKOLONA, 505.— Clark.
Messenger Fri— Dem 475
fiOSCEOLA, 1,060.— Mississippi.
Democrat Th— Dem 547
Times ...- Sat— Dem 600
JfOZARK, 885.— Franklin.
Ark Populist Wed— Pop 627
Democrat Th— Dem 770
Rustler Fri— Dem
flPARAGOULD, 1,690.— Greene.
Baptist Gleaner Th— Bap
Soliphone-Events Fri— Dem 1,010
fiPARIS, 560.— Logan.
Eagle Th— Rep 450
Express Th— Dem 680
Herald Th— Dem 500
flPERRYSVILLE, 515.— Perry.
News Fri— Dem 490
PIGGOTT, 500.— Clay.
Banner Fri— Dem 620
PIKE CITY, 500.— Pike.
Cannon Ball Fri— Local 775
fiPINE BLUFF, 13,200.— Jefferson.
Commercial *D— Dem 950
Commercial Sat — Dem 2,275
Courier Sat — Dem
Graphic (ex. Sat. eve.) *D— Dem 500
Graphic Semi- W— Dem 1,000
Graphic Sun— Dem 700
Press Eagle Tu— Dem 1,700
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
Morning except Sunday. 5 Morning, except Monday.
Evening, " '• t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ARKANSAS.
tiPOCAHONTAS, 520.— Randolph.
Herald-Pilot Th— Dem 1,500
PORTLAND, 400.— Ashley.
Enterprise Fri — Dem 250
flPRESCOTT, 1,370.— Nevada.
Picayune Th— Dem 1,150
Times Th— Dem 800
Tribune Th— Pop 800
1JPRINCETON, 170.— Dallas.
Princetonian . ., .Th— Ind 400
RECTOR, 500.— Clay.
Pilgrim's Progress Sat — Dem 525
RICHMOND, 365.— Little River.
Democrat Th — Dem
URISON, 330.— Cleveland.
Bazoo Fri— Dem 450
Herald Th— Dem 500
ROGERS, 1,280.— Benton.
Democrat Th— Dem 850
Republican Fri— Rep 1,000
URUSSELLVILLE, 1,330.— Pope.
Courier-Democrat Th — Dem 2,000
ST. PAUL, 420.— Madison.
Mountain Air Sat — Ind 550
flSALEM, 550.— Fulton.
Banner-Nugget Fri— Dem 700
Sentinel-Republican Fri — Ind
!!SEARCY, 3,500.— White.
Beacon *D — Dem 300
Beacon Th— Dem 1,000
Citizen *D— Dem 300
Citizen Wed— Dem 1,000
flSHERIDAN, 188.— Grant.
Headlight Th— Dem 510
SILOAM SPRINGS, 830.— Benton.
Democrat Th— Dem 960
Herald Th— Ind 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 1,000
SPRINGDALE, 920.— Washington.
Democi at Fri— Dem 790
News Fri— Ind 1,000
ARKANSAS.
liSTAR CITY, 210.— Lincoln.
Ledger Fri— Dem 300
STUTTGART, 1,190.— Arkansas.
Free Press Th— Dem 780
Germania (Ger) Th— Ind 860
Republican Th — Rep
SULPHUR SPRINGS, 940.— Benton.
Speaker Th— Rep 400
flTEXARKANA, 6,600.— Miller.
Democrat Sat— Dem 2,000
Texarkian (ex. Sat. eve) ...*D— Dem 620
Texarkanian Th— Dem 1,280
Texarkanian Sun — Dem 750
TUCKERMAN, 275.— Jackson.
Gazette Fri— Dem 420
ffVAN BUREN, 2,340.— Crawford.
Argus §D— Dem
Argus Wed -Dem 850
Press Sat— Dem 541
Times Fri— Rep
Venture *D— Dem 500
Venture Fri — Dem 700
VIOLA, 120.— Fulton.
Ledger Fri— Dem 330
flWALDRON, 490— Scott.
Reporter Fri— Dem 700
WALNUT RIDGE, 460.— Lawrence.
Telephone *D— Dem 320
Telephone Th— Dem 1,790
UWARREN, 495.— Bradley.
Democrat-News Th— Dem 350
Sentinel Tu— Dem 600
HWASHINGTON, 524.— Hempstead.
Telegraph Fri— Dem 585
WEINER, 100.— Poinsett.
Times Th— Dem 650
WILTON, 60.— Little River.
Ledger Fri— Dem 460
\YYXNE, 600.— Cross.
Democrat Fri— Dem 900
Pilot Sat— Rep
flYELLVILLE, 226.— Marion.
.Mountain Echo Fri— Dem 850
ACTON, 170.— Los Angelos.
Rooster Mo— Rep 400
ADIN, 385.— Modoc.
Argus Th— Ind 540
ALAMEDA, 15,300.— Alameda.
Argus *D— Rep 1,300
Encinal *D— Ind 1,000
tIALTURAS, 560.— Modoc.
New Era Fri— Ind 585
Plaindealer Fri — Pop
ANAHEIM, 2,900.— Orange.
Gazette Th-Rep 1.100
Independent Sat Ind 520
ANDERSON, 520.— Shasta.
News Th— Ind 400
ANGELS CAMP, 924.— Calaveras.
Mountain Echo Tu— Ind 1,200
ANTIOCH, 650.— Contra Costa.
Ledger Sat— Dem 520
APPLEGATE, 110.— Placer.
Esoteric Mo— Lit 1,000
t Morning and Sunday. $ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
fl County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
CALIFORNIA.
ARBUCKLE, 384.— Colusa.
Independent Fri— Ind 500
New Era Fri— Dem
ARCATA, 985.— Humboldt.
Union Sat— Rep 675
ARROYO GRANDE, 800.— San Luis Obispo.
Herald Sat— Ind
Oracle Sat — Ind
1TAUBURN, 1,620.— Placer.
Argus Th— Rep
Herald Sat — Dem
Republican Fri — Rep
AZUSA, 515.— Los Angeles,
Pomotropic Th — Ind
BADEN, 2,100.— San Mateo.
Enterprise Sat — Rep
flBAKERSFIELD, 3,800.— Kern.
Californian *D — Dem
Californian Sat— Dem
Echo *D— Rep
Echo Th— Rep
Gazette Sat — Dem
Populist Wed— Pop
BENICIA, 2,450.— Solano.
Herald Mon— Rep
New Era Sat — Dem
BERKELEY, 5,400.— Alameda.
Berkeleyan TriW— Ed
Herald Mon— Rep
Occident Fri — Ed
World Gazette *D— Rep
BIEBER, 160.— Lassen.
Gazette Th— Ind
BIGGS, 750.— Butte.
Argus Fri — Ind
Notes Sat— Ind
BISHOP, 350.— Inyo.
Register Th— Ind
BLUE LAKE, 550.— Humboldt.
Advocate Sat — Dem
BODIE, 598.— Mono.
Miner Index Sat — Ind
BOULDER CREEK, 550.— Santa Cruz.
Mountain Echo (ad. P. 305) .. Sat— Ind
BRENTWOOD, 150.— Contra Costa.
Enterprise Fri — Rep
^BRIDGEPORT, 254.— Mono.
Chronicle-Union Sat — Rep
CALISTOGA, 4,000.— Napa.
Calistogian Fri — Ind
CAMPBELL, 400.— Santa Clara.
Visitor Sat — Ind
CASTRO VI LLE, 650.— Monterey.
Enterprise Fri1— Ind
CEDARVILLE, 692.— Modoc.
Record Wed— Ind
CHICO, 3,100.— Butte.
Record JD— Dem
Record Semi- W — Dem
Enterprise *D — Rep
Enterprise Fri — Rep
420
570
920
1,050
720
710
500
720
3,803
590
1,500
740
650
640
500
650
520
330
460
500
360
600
300
500
325
460
730
300
500 -•
450
650
500
500
560
CALIFORNIA.
CHINO, 240.— San Bernardino.
Champion Fri— Rep 690
CLOVERDALE, 780.— Sonoma.
Reveille Sat— Ind 600
COLFAX, 675.— Placer.
Sentinel Fri— Ind 816
COLTON, 2,250.— San Bernardino.
Chronicle Sat— Ind 1,000
News Fri— Rep 550
flCOLUSA, 1,395.— Colusa.
Gazette §D— Ind 400
Gazette Th— Ind 95«
Sun *D— Dem 500
Sun Semi-W— Dem 1,200
Transcript Fri — Dem 600
COMPTON, 650.— Los Angeles.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 520
CORNING, 212.— Tehama.
Observer Sat— Ind COO
CORONA, 1,654.— Riverside.
Courier Sat— Rep £72
CO RON A DO, 1,860.— San Diego.
Mercury Fri— Rep 750
COULTERVILLE, 540.— Mariposa.
Miner Fri— Dem
CO VINA, 1,150.— Los Angeles.
Argus Sat— Ind 610
HCRESCENT CITY, 930.— Del Norte.
News Fri— Rep 450
Record Sat— Ind 510
CUCAMONGA, 500.— San Bernardino.
Cucamongan Sat— Rep 550
DANVILLE, 100.— Contra Costa.
Sentinel Sat— Ind 300
DELANO, 405— Kern.
Record Fri— Ind 420
DIXON, 1,190.— Solano.
Tribune Fri— Dem 900
DOS PALOS, 70.— Merced.
Star Sat— Rep 300
DOWNEY, 1,100.— Los Angeles.
Champion Sat— Dem 640
flDOWNIEVILLE, 1,026.— Sierra.
Enterprise Wed— Rep 690
Mountain Messenger Sat — Rep 700
DUNSMUIR, 760.— Siskiyou.
Herald Sat— Ind
News Sat— Ind 780
ELSINORE, 1,820.— Riverside.
Press Fri— Rep 420
ESCONDIDO, 550.— San Diego.
Advocate Fri— Farm All'ce 720
Times Th— Ind 1,205
HEUREKA, 9,000.— Humboldt.
Standard *D— Rep 1,600
Standard Semi-W— Rep 1,200
Times (ad. P. 419) §D— Rep 1,660
Times (ad. P. 419) Th— Rep 1,000
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.r Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
CALIFORNIA.
FALL BROOK, 390.— San Diego.
Observer Fri— Ind 400
FERNDALE, 800.— Humboldt.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 770
Independent Th— Ind 500
FOLSOM CITY, 720.— Sacramento.
Telegraph Sat— Rep 710
FORT BRAGG, 950.— Mendocino.
Advocate Wed— Ind 480
FORTUNA, 465.— Humboldt.
Advance Sat— Rep 435
•FOWLER, 350— Fresno.
Ensign Sat — Ind 410
UFRESNO, 10,960.— Fresno.
Expositor *D— Dem 3,000
Expositor Semi- W— Dem 3,200
Republican §D— Rep 4,900
Republican Fri— Rep 3,000
Tribuene (Ger.) Th— Dem 800
Watchman Mon — Dem
FULLERTON, 750.— Orange.
Tribune Sat— Ind 500
GALT, 860.— Sacramento.
Gazette Sat— Ind 1,030
GEORGETOWN, 325.— El Dorado.
Gazette Th— Ind 415
GILROY, 1,750.— Santa Clara.
Advocate Sat— Ind 725
Gazette Fri— Rep 750
Telegram Wed— Ind 450
GONZALES, 465.— Monterey.
Tribune Sat— Ind 520
GRASS VALLEY, 6,200.— Nevada.
Telegraph *D— Ind 900
Telegraph Sat— Ind 500
Tidings Th— Rep 840
Union §D— Dem 1,400
GRIDLEY, 695.— Butte.
Herald Th— Ind 760
HALF MOON BAY, 770.— San Mateo.
Advocate Th— Ind 1,000
J1HANFORD, 2,700.— Tulare.
Democrat *D — Dem 500
Journal *D— Dem 400
Journal Semi- W— Dem 800
Sentinel *D— Rep 600
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,250
HAYWARD'S 1,450.— Alameda.
Journal Sat— Ind 040
Review Th— Ind 600
HEALDSBURG, 1,498.— Sonoma.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 1,000
Tribune Th— Rep 800
HEMET, 200.— Riverside.
News Wed— Ind 500
HIGHLAND (Messina P. O.), 200.
San Bernardino.
Citrus Belt .....Th— Ind 500
HHOLLISTER, 1,750.— San Benito.
Advance Fri— Dem 825
Bee Th— Pop 600
Free Lance Fri— Rep 750
CALIFORNIA.
HONCUT, 418.— Yuba.
Times Th— Ind 300
HUENEME, 550.— Ventura.
Herald Th— Rep 500
^INDEPENDENCE, 320.— Inyo.
Independent Fri— Dem 460
IONE, 810.— Amador.
Echo Sat— Pop 450
IRVINGTON, 450.— Alameda.
Press Th— Ind 250
UJACKSON, 2,300.— Amador.
Dispatch Sat— Dem 500
Ledger Fri— Rep 875
Republican Fri— Rep 700
JAMESTOWN, 170.— Tualumne.
Magnet Wed— Dem 540
KERN CITY, 1,000.— Kern.
Standard Sat— Rep 750
KESWICK, 190.— Shasta.
Mt. Miner Semi- W — Dm
KING CITY, 255.— Monterey.
Settler Th— Ind 400
flLAKEPORT, 1,035.— Lake.
Bee Fri— Rep 490
Press Th— Dem 430
LANCASTER, 205.— Los Angeles.
Gazette Fri— Ind 680
LEMOORE, 656.— Kings.
Leader Sat— Ind 390
LINCOLN, 970.— Placer.
News-Messenger Fri — Ind 450
LIVERMORE, 1,420.— Alameda.
Echo Th— Ind 465
Herald Sat— Rep 775
LODI, 1,500.— San Joaquin.
Review-Budget Sat— Dem 800
Sentinel Sat— Rep 980
LOMPOC, 1,025.— Santa Barbara.
Journal Sat— Ind 600
Record Sat— Ind 775
LONG BEACH, 750.— Los Angeles.
Press Semi- W— Ind *00
LOS ALAMOS, 380.— Santa Barbara.
Central Sat— Ind 420
fiLOS ANGELES, 65,000.— Los Angeles.
Building & Cont'g Wed— Bldg
California Cult & Poultry Keeper
Mo— Ag & Poultry 4,000
Cal. Druggist Mo— Phar 520
Cal. Producer ..Mo— Horti & Farm'g 2,000
Cal. Voice Th— Pro 2,200
Capital Sat— Soc 2,200
Cath. Tidings Sat— Cath 1,250
Civic Review Sat — Pop
Com. Bulletin Sat— Com 1,000
Eagle (Col.) Sat— Rep 700
Express 1 *D— Rep 10,000
Express Th— Rep 2,000
Freemason Mo — Mas 700
Germania (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,200
Herald JD— Dem 9,000
Herald Sat— Dem 2,300
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
CALIFORNIA.
ULOS ANGELES— Continued.
Herald Sun— Dem 10,500
Hotel Gazette JD— Hotel 250
Journal §D— Ind 1,200
Labor World Th— Lab
Land of Sunshine Mo— Lit 11,000
Mining Journal Semi-M— Mng 2,000
Monitor Mexica (Span) Sat — Ind 1,500
Pacific Field Mo— Sport 1,100
Phoenix Sat — Anti-Pro
Porcupine Sat— Ind 2,000
Progres (French) , . . Sat— Rep 1,000
Record *D— Ind 14,000
Rural Calif ornian Mo-Ag 3,000
Southern Cal. Practitioner Mo — Med 1,500
Sued-Cal. Post (Ger.) ..Fri— Ind 1,500
Tidings Sat— Cath 1,300
Times tD— Ind-R $25,161
Times and Mirror Sat— Ind-R 2,500
Union Nouvelle (French) ..Sat— Dem 1,200
Western Monthly Mo— Fam 12,000
World Sat— Ind 3,500
LOS BANDS, 450.— Merced.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 400
LOS GATOS, 1,670.— Santa Clara.
Mail Th— Rep 810
News Fri— Ind 750
LOWER LAKE, 410.— Lake.
Bulletin Sat— Dem 510
flMADERA, 960.— Madera.
Mercury Fri — Ind 500
Tribune Th— Dem 620
flMARIPOSA, 370.— Mariposa.
Gazette Sat— Dem 625
flMARTINEZ, 1,630.— Contra Costa.
Gazette Sat— Rep 850
flMARYSVILLE, 4,070.— Yuba.
Appeal §D— Rep 700
Appeal Semi- W— Rep 1,200
Democrat *D— Ind 746
Democrat Semi-W— Ind 1,183
MAYFIELD, 890.— Santa Clara.
Republican Fri— Ind 720
MEXDOCINO, 810.— Mendocino.
Beacon Sat — Ind 575
PIERCED, 2,150.— Merced.
Express Fri— Dem 710
Star Th— Rep 750
Sun *D— Dem 1,120
Sun Fri— Dem 1,833
MIDDLETOWN, 360.— Lake.
Independent Sat — Rep 530
MILLVILLE, 495.— Shasta.
Tidings Wed— Ind 518
HMODESTO, 2,600.— Stanislaus.
Herald Th— Rep 1,320
News *D— Dem 676
News Fri— Dem 1,260
MOKELUMNE HILL, 580.— Calaveras.
Chronicle Sat— Rep 512
MONROVIA, 1,150.— Los Angeles.
Messenger Fri — Ind 610
MONTEREY, 1,798.— Monterey.
Cypress Sat — Rep 625
New Era Sat— Ind 500
CALIFORNIA.
MORGAN HILL, 210.— Santa Clara.
Sun Th— Rep 320
MOUNTAIN VIEW, 390.— Santa Clara.
Register Fri— Ind 500
flNAPA, 4,550-^Napa.
Journal §D— Dem 510
Journal Fri— Dem 627
Register *D— Rep 530
Register Fri— Rep 950
NATIONAL CITY, 1,375.— San Diego.
Record Th— Rep 950
NEEDLES, 760.— San Bernardino.
Eye Sat— Ind 490
IfNEVADA CITY, 2,650.— Nevada.
Herald »D— Rep 700
Herald Fri— Dem 300
Transcript *D— Rep 1,400
NEWCASTLE, 340.— Placer.
News Wed— Ind-R 400
NEWMAN, 630.— Stanislaus.
Index Th— Ind 400
NILES, 110.— Alameda.
Herald Th— Ind
NORDHOFF, 246.— Ventura.
Ojai Sat— Ind 460
NORTH ONTARIO, 500— San Bernardino.
Mirror Sat— Rep 370
Surprise Th— Ind 300
NORWALK, 500.— Los Angeles.
Call Sat— Ind 400
OAKDALE, 1,050.— Stanislaus.
Graphic Wed — Rep 405
Leader Fri— Dem 490
flOAKLAND, 51,500.— Alameda.
Enquirer (ad. P. 441) *D— Ind-R
Enquirer (ad. P. 441) Fri— Ind-R
Journal (Ger.) Sat — Ind
Messiah's Advocate. .S-M — AdventChn
Patria (Port.) Sat— Ind
Press Sat— Lit
Sabbath School Worker Mo-7thdayAd
Saturday Night Sat — Rep
Signs of the Times Th— 7th-day Ad
Times JD — Dem
Times Th— Dem
Tribune *D— Rep
Tribune Sat — Rep
OAK PARK.— Sacramento.
Ledger Fri— Pop
OCEANSIDE, 970.— San Diego.
Blade . ...Sat— Ind
5,987
1,295
1,200
1,100
1,000
2,000
26,000
7,000
4,500
9,000
6,000
500
ONTARIO, 695.— San Bernardino.
Observer Sat — Dem
Record Wed— Rep
ORANGE, 875.— Orange.
News Wed— Ind
Post Sat— Rep
ORLAND, 450.— Glenn.
News Sat — Ind
fOROVILLE, 1,850.— Butte.
Mercury *D — Dem
Mercury Fri — Dem
Register JD— Rep
Register Th— Rep
500
730
900
515
540
500
500
1,060
550
1,020
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.s Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
CALIFORNIA.
OTAY, 50.— San Diego.
Press Th— Rep 320
PACIFIC GROVE, 1,380.— Monterey.
Review Wed— Local 360
PALO ALTO, 1,500.— Santa Clara.
Live Oak Wed— Rep
Times ' Semi-W— Ind 510
PASADENA, 5,100.— Los Angeles.
News *D— Rep 850
Star *D— Rep 1,008
Star Wed— Rep 480
PASO ROBLES, 830.— San Luis Obispo.
Independent Sat— Pop 650
Leader Wed— Ind 458
Record Sat— Ind 650
PERRIS, 530.— Riverside.
New Era Th— Ind 800
PETALUMA, 4,126.— Sonoma.
Argus (ad. P. 331) *D— Rep 350
Argus (ad. P. 331) Sat— Rep 600
Budget Fri— Ind 510
Courier *D— Dem 710
Courier Wed— Dem 1,200
PINOLE, 370.— Contra Costa.
Times Sat— Rep 620
UPLACERVILLE, 1,730.— El Dorado.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,100
Nugget §D— Rep
Nugget Fri — Rep
Republican . . . .' Th— Rep 620
PLEASANTON, 1,000.— Alameda.
Times Th— Ind 700
POINT ARENA, 712.— Mendocino.
Record Fri— Ind 305
POMONA, 5,680.-Los Angeles.
Beacon *D — Rep
Beacon Sat— Dem 600
Progress (ad. P. 319) Th— Rep 1,250
Times Wed— Ind-R 1,000
PORTERVILLE, 767.— Tulare.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,084
Review Fri — Rep
tlQUINCY, 550.— Plumas.
Bulletin Th— Ind 950
Independent Tu— Ind
RAMONA, 80.— San Diego.
Sentinel Th— Ind 500
URED BLUFF, 2,700.— Tehama.
News §D— Dem 520
News Fri— Dem 1,100
People's Cause *D— Rep 510
People's Cause Sat— Rep 1,070
Sentinel *D— Rep 450
Sentinel Fri— Rep 760
flREDDING, 2,100.— Shasta.
Democrat Th— Dem 720
Free Press *D— Rep 800
Free Press Sat— Rep 1,200
Searchlight Tu— Pop 1,200
REDLANDS, 1,960.— San Bernardino.
Citrograph Sat— Rep 1,200
Facts *D— Ind 1,000
REDONDO, 617.— Los Angeles.
Breeze ... Sat— Ind
CALIFORNIA.
fl RED WOOD CITY, 1,596.— San Mateo.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,050
Times-Gazette Sat— Rep 1,200
REEDLEY, 105.— Fresno.
Exponent Th— Farm All'ce 375
RIO VISTA, 656.— Solana.
News Fri— Ind 400
1JRIVERSIDE, 4,795.— Riverside.
Enterprise §D— Ind-D 1,100
Enterprise Wed— Ind-D 1,395
Press *D— Rep 1,280
Press & Horticulturist Sat— Rep&Hort 1,436
ROCKLIN, 1,060.— Placer.
Representative Sat— Ind 420
flSACRAMENTO, 27,400.— Sacramento.
Bee . *D— Ind 7,500
Bee Wed— Ind 4,500
Leader Sun— Rep 2,400
North Cal Herold (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,500
Occidental Med Times Mo— Med 1,040
Record-Union JD— Ind-R 7,422
Union Fri— Ind-R 7,897
Themis Sun— Rep
ST. HELENA, 1,725.— Napa.
Sentinel Th— Ind 480
Star Fri— Ind-R 770
flSALINAS, 2,520.— Monterey.
Democrat *D— Dem 800
Democrat Sat— Dem 1.200
Index §D— Rep 500
Index Th— Rep 1.150
Journal §D— Ind 650
Journal Sat — Ind 750
flSAN ANDREAS, 465.— Calaveras.
Citizen Sat— Dem 660
Prospect Sat— Rep 1,000
fiSAN BERNARDINO, 4,066.— San Bernardino.
Independent Fri— Dem
Free Press *D— Dem 480
Free Press Sat— Dem 950
Sun , §D— Rep 1,020
Sun Sat— Rep 710
Times-Index *D— Rep 1,260
Times-Index Fri— Rep 1,400
USAN DIEGO, 16,850.— San Diego.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 1,000
Cal. Poultry Tribune Mo— Pity
San Diegan Sun *D— Dem 3,000
San Diegan Sun Th— Dem 920
So. Cal. Farmer Mo 1,000
Sued Cal.Deut.Zeitung (Ger.) Fri-Ind 720
Tribune *D— Rep 2,936
Union tD— Rep 5,000
Union Th— Rep 2,200
Vidette tD— Pop
Vidette Sat— Pop
West Am Scientist Mo— Scien 570
fiSAN FRANCISCO, 315,500.— San Francisco.
Abend Post (Ger.) *D— Ind-R 5,000
Abend Post (Ger.) Th— Ind-R 6,000
Adjuster Mo— Ins 2,800
Am and Chinese Com News (Chinese)
Fri— Com 570
Angelus Mo— Cath
Argonaut ....Mo— Ind 18,000
Bitn (Scan.) Th— Ind 1,400
Bishop's ABC Guide Mo— RR 2,800
Book & News Dealer Mo— Books 4,000
Breeder & Sportsman .... Sat— Sport 5,000
British Californian Mo— Lit 4,200
t Morning and Sunday.
J County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
CALIFORNIA.
fSAN FRANCISCO— Continued.
Bulletin *D— Ind-R
Bulletin Sun— Ind-R
Bulletin Tu— Ind-R
Butchers & Stock Growers JL.Fri — Tr
Cal A. O. U. W. ....Mo— A.O.U.W.
Cal Architect Mo — Arch
Cal Chris Advocate Wed— Meth
Cal Demokrat (Ger.) ...JD— Dem
Cal Demokrat (Ger.) Sun — Dem
Cal Fruit Grower Sat — Hort&Ag
Cal Hotel & Wine Gazette Wed— Htl
Cal Journal (Ger.) Sat — Ind
Cal Med Journal Mo— Med
Cal Orchard & Farm Th — Ag
Cal Rural World Mo— Ag
Cal Staats Zeitung (Ger.)..Th — Dem
Cal Turf Sat— Sport
Cal Volksfreund (Ger.) ....Sat— Cath
Call JD— Ind-R
Call Th— Ind
Call Sun— Ind-R
Carrier Dove Mo — Spirit
Chronicle $D — Ind
Chronicle Th — Ind
Chronicle Sun — Ind
City Argus Sat — Ind
Coast Review Mo — Ins
Coast Seaman's Journal. . .Wed — Marit
Com Herald & Min. Rev'w Th — Com
Commercial News JD — Com
Commercial News Fri — Com
Commercial Traveler Mo — Tr
Commercio (Spanish) Sat — Com
Elevator Sat — Rep
El vez'a (Swis-Ita.) Sat — Rep
Emanuel Fri — Jewish
Examiner JD — Ind-D
Examiner Th — Ind-D
Examiner Sun — Ind-D
Field Sports Sat — Sport
Financial Letter Th — Finan
Forester's Advocate Mo— A.O.F
Franco-Californien (French) . .tD — Ind
Franco-Californien (French) . . Sat — Ind
Globe Review Sat— Indus
Golden State Mo
Grocer Fri — Com
Harmonv Mo — Ch Scien
Hayes Valley Adver Sat— Ind
Hebrew (Eng. and Ger.).. Fri — Jewish
Herald of Trade Fri — Com
Illustrated World ..Sat — Sptg&Drama
Insignia Mo — I.O.R.M.
Insurance Sun Mo — Ins
Italia (Ita.) |D— Reform
Japan Herald Sat
Jewish Progress Fri — Jewish
Jewish Times Fri— Jewish
Tournal of Commerce *D — Com
Journal of Commerce Th — Com
Tournal of Electricity Mo — Elec
Law Journal JD — Leg
Live Stock & Butchers' Gazette
Sat — Live Stock
Mining Review Mo — Min
Mining and Scientific Press.. Sat — Min
Mission £ So San Fran. Mail. Pat— Ind
Mission Journal Sat — Ind
Monitor Sat — Cath
Music and Drama Sat
Nation Sat — Irish
Nat. Review Mo — Sport
New Age Mo— I.O.O.F
New U^nion Tu — Lab
News Letter Sat— Lit&Ind
Occident Th— Pres
Oriental Newspaper (Chin.). Fri — Chin
Overland Monthly Mo — Lit
Pacific Fri — Cong
22,000
1,500
21,000
1,000
3,200
5,500
7,500
6,520
3,000
1,900
750
1.700
2,750
5,800
1,625
4,530
51,684
24,384
53,500
2,200
7,913
32,000
91,000
4,300
1,200
3,200
1,850
990
1,000
2,700
2,000
1,650
3,000
81,919
86,000
102,000
3,400
1,500
4,750
1,650
2,400
18,000
2,700
1,100
1,450
2,000
2,300
7,500
2,500
4,800
700
5,250
1,500
5,700
2,500
500
3,500
2,300
5,000
1850
800
24,000
2,400
1,500
3,000
1,400
2,000
1.100
29,000
2,800
CALIFORNIA.
USAN FRANCISCO— Continued.
Pacific American Mo— NG 1,400
Pacific Builder *D— Com
Pacific Christian Sat— Chn 2,500
Pacif Ch Endeavor . .Semi-M— ChEnd 5,000
Pacif Churchman Semi-M— Epis 3,300
Pacific Coast Journal of Homoeopathy
Mo— Med 1,100
Pacific Coast Marine Record. Th— Ship
Pacific Coast Wood & Iron.. Mo— Com 4,650
Pacific Comrade Mo— G.A.R 1,050
Pacific Druggist Mo— Phar 1,400
Pacific Electrician Mo— Elec 1,900
Pacific Ensign Th— Temp 2,500
Pacific Med Journal Mo— Med 2,500
Pacific Meth Advocate Th— Meth 2,200
Pacific Record of Med & Surgery
Mo— Med 5,600
Pacific Rural Press Sat— Ag 7,000
Pacific Scandinav (Nor-Dan) Th 1,600
Pacific Town Talk Sat— Soc 4,700
Pacific Underwriter Semi-M— Ins 1,000
Pacific Unitarian Mo— Unit 1,250
People's Press Sat— Pop 2,700
Petit Californien (French). .. .Semi-W 750
Philatelic Californian Mo— Phil 1,600
Philosophical Tournal Th— Spirit 5000
Political Record Sat. .—Ind 2,000
Post . *D— Ind-R 523,634
Post Wed— Ind 9,457
Public Opinion Sat— Ind 1,400
Pulpit and Soc. Problems.. Mo — Econ
Pythian Courier Mo-K.of P 700
Railroad Gazeteer Mo— R.R^" 7,000
Relevement (French) Semi-M — Lit
Report *D— Ind 18,000
Report Sat— Ind 6,000
Resources of California Mo — Immig 1,800
Retail Grocer Sat— Com 1,000
Retail Grocers Advocate Sat — Com
Revista del Pacifico(Spanish)Mo— Com 3,500
Revista Hispano Americano (Span)
Mo— Indus 2,900
Saloon Man's Journal Mo — Liq Int
Searchlight Mo— Worn Suf
Seven Links Mo— O.C.F 1,400
Silver Advocate Sat— Free S
Society Mo — Soc
Sonntags-Post (Ger.) Sun— Ind-R 3,000
Star Sat— Ind 9,500
Tageblatt (Ger.) *D— Lab 4.000
Tageblatt (Ger.) Th— Lab 4,500
Trade Tournal Mo— Com
Trade "Postal Journal Mo— Post 1,360
Traveller Mo— Trav 7,500
Trestle Board Mo— Mas 2,000
Uniao Portugueza (Port).. ... .Th— Ind 1,200
Vestkusten (Swedish) Fri— Ind 3,500
Vestra Sandebudet (Swed). .Mo— Meth 1,550
Vindicator (Col.) Sat— Ind-D 3,300
Voce del Popolo (Ita) *D— Ind 4,500
Voce del Popolo (Ita) Fri — Ind
Voice of Labor Wed— Lab
Wasp Sat— Ind-R 18,500
Wave Sat— Soc 13,500
Western Cigar&Tobacco J'l.Mo— Com 3,250
Western Journal of Ed Mo— Ed 5,000
Western Outlook (Col.) Sat
Western Sports Sat— Sport
Wholesalers&Retailers Re'w..Mo— Liq 7,000
Wine, Spirit & Tob Review. .Mo-Com 4,000
SANGER, 430.— Fresno.
Herald ..Sat— Ind 350
SAN JACINTO, 670.— Riverside.
Register Th-Ind 1,285
Sun Wed— Ind
USAN JOSE, 18,620.— Santa Clara.
Argus Wed— Rep
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Moining, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
CALIFORNIA.
USAN JOSE— Continued.
California (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,200
Cal Sunday School Reg Mo— Rel 1,200
Fanciers Monthly Mo— Pity 2,800
Herald *D— Dem 9,000 '
Herald Fri— Dem 4,650 i
Mercury tD— Rep 10,312
Mercury Sat— Rep 6,500
New Charter Fri— Pop 1,100 '
News *D— Ind 1,750 '
Pacific Tree & Vine. . .Mo— Horti&Vit 2,800 <
Report Wed— Soc 550
Santa Clara Mo— Lit 1,300 j
SAN LEANDRO, 1,870.— Alameda.
Reporter Sat— Ind-D 650 '
Standard Sat— Ind 600 j
SAN LUCAS, 355.— Monterey.
Herald Th— Ind 555 '
USAN LUIS OBISPO, 3,050.
San Luis Obispo.
Reasoner Th— Ref 870 ,
Tribune §D— Ind 600
Tribune Fri— Rep 900
SAN MATEO, 1,210.— San Mateo.
Leader Sat— Rep 625 i
SAN MIGUEL, 460.— San Luis Obispo.
Messenger Fri — Ind 550 ,
SAN-PEDRO, 1,270.— Los Angeles.
American (ad. P. 322) Sat— Rep 700 !
News Wed— Ind 650
Times Sat— Ind 800
fiSAN RAFAEL, 3,350.— Marin.
Journal Th— Ind-R 550
Tocsin Sat— Ind-D 750
flSANTA ANA, 3,850.— Orange.
Blade *D— Rep 700 '•
Blade Th— Rep 650
Herald Th— Rep 900
Standard Sat— Dem 1,258
fiSANTA BARBARA, 5,960.— Santa Barbara.
Equity Th— Pop 975
Flag Sat— Pro 750
Herald Fri— Dem 675
Independent *D— Ind-D 1,100
Independent Sat— Ind-D 950
News (ad. P. 307) *D— Ind 800
Press (ad. P. 418) §D— Rep 1,200
Press (ad. P. 418) Th— Rep 1,150
SANTA CLARA, 2,920.— Santa Clara.
Journal Semi-W— Rep 530
News Wed— Ind 450
fiSANTA CRUZ, 5,650.— Santa Cruz.
Record *D— Rep 800
Rescue Mo— Tern 1,250
Sentinel §D— Rep 1,000
Sentinel Sat— Rep 300
Surf *D— Ind 1,100
Surf Sat— Ind 954
SANTA MARIA, 1,500.— Santa Barbara.
Graphic (ad. P. 322) Fri— Ind 1,025
Times Sat— Ind 850
SANTA MONICA, 1,600.— Los Angeles.
Outlook JD— Rep 500
Outlook Fri— Rep 750
SANTA PAULA, 1,070.— Ventura.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 750
CALIFORNIA.
It SANTA ROSA, 5,650.— Sonoma.
Press-Democrat §D— Dem 1,270
Press-Democrat Semi-W— Dem 3,100
Farmer Fri— Ag 970
Republican *D— Rep 1,340
Republican Semi-W— Rpe 2,280
SANTA YNEZ, 215.— Santa Barbara.
Argus Th— Ind-D 280
SAUSALITO, 1,350.— Marin.
News Fri— Rep 1,350
SEBASTOPOL, 255.— Sonoma.
Analy Standard Th— Ind 490
Times Wed— Ind 510
SELMA, 1,170.— Fresno.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 500
Irrigator Sat— Dem 700
flSHASTA, 410.— Shasta.
Courier Sat— Rep 530
SIERRA VALLEY, 270.— Sierra.
Record Sat— Ind 400
SISSON, 1,150.— Siskiyou.
Mirror Th— Ind
SONOMA, 765.— Sonoma.
Index-Triune Sat— Ind 1,100
News Fri— Rep 520
flSONORA, 1,465.— Tuolumne.
Dem. -Banner Fri— Dem 770
Independent Sat— Ind 700
Union Democrat Sat — Dem 640
SOUTH PASADENA, 650.— Los Angeles.
South Pasadenan Th— Ind 450
STANFORD UNIVERSITY.— Santa Clara.
Palo Alto }D— Ed 500
Sequoia Th— Ed 550
flSTOCKTON, 14,720.— San Joaquin.
Banner (Ger.) Sat— Ind 600
Denig's Pony Express Sat— Ind 1,000
Independent §D— Rep 3,250
Independent Sat— Rep 2,700
Mail *D— Dem 3,600
Mail Sat— Dem 3,400
Record ...*D— Rep 1,800
Record Sat— Rep 2,760
SUISUN, 510.— Solano.
Courier Th— Rep
Republican Fri— Rep 670
SUMMERLAND, 400.— Santa Barbara.
Advance Courier .., Sat— Ind-D 700
flSUSANVILLE, 890.— Lassen.
Advocate Th— Ind 620
Mail Th— Ind 570
SUTTER CREEK, 1,400.— Amador.
Record Th— Ind 690
TEHACHAPI, 225.— Kern.
Times Sat— Ind 475
TEMPLETON, 312.— San Luis Obispo.
Advance Sat— Ind 400
TRACY, 500.— San Jcaquin.
Press Sat— Rep
TRUCKEE, 1,375.— Nevada.
Republican Semi-W— Ind 700
t Morning and Sunday.
j County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.y Sworn Circulation.
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CALIFORNIA.
TULARE, 2,830.— Tulare.
Register *D— Rep 400
Register Fri— Rep 800
Union Herald Th-
H URIAH, 2,390.— Mendocino.
Dispatch & Democrat Fri— Dem 1,080
Republican Press Fri— Rep 1,200
UNIVERSITY, 500.— Los Angeles.
Courier ....Wed— Ed 450
VACAVILLE, 730.— Solano.
Reporter Sat— Dem 600
VALLEJO, 6,550.— Solano.
Chronicle *D— Rep 900
Chronicle Fri— Rep 850
News §D— Ind 650
Times §D— Dem 410
Times Sat— Dem 700
1JVENTURA, 2,390.— Ventura.
Democrat Fri— Dem 770
Free Press Fri— Rep 1,500
Independent Th— Ind 1,300
Signal *D— Ind
flVISALIA, 2,920.— Tulare.
Delta §D— Rep 760
Delta Th— Rep 1,570
News Fri— Ind 900
Times *D— Dem 530
Times , Th— Dem 1,730
\YATSONVILLE, 2,300.— Santa Cruz.
Pajaronian Th— Rep 530
Register §D— Ind 500
Transcript Fri— Dem 600
fiWEAVERVILLE, 860.— Trinity.
Journal . ...Sat— Ind 600
CALIFORNIA.
WHEATLAND, 634.— Yuba.
Four Corners Sat— Ind 650
\VHITTIER, 595.— Los Angeles.
Register Fri— Ind 450
WILLIAMS, 465.— Colusa.
Farmer Sat— Ind 420
WILLITS, 800.— Mendocino.
News Fri— Ind 430
fiWILtOW, 1,180.— Glenn.
Journal *D— Dem 760
Journal Semi- W— Dem 1,144
Promoter Tri-W— Ind-D
Review Sat— Rep 475
WINCHESTER, 110.— Riverside.
Recorder Th— Rep 350
WINTERS, 770.— Yolo.
Express Fri— Rep 850
fiWOODLAND, 3,350.— Yolo.
Democrat *D — Dem 800
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
Home Alliance Th— Temp 875
Mail §D— Rep 770
Mail Semi- W— Rep 900
JIYREKA, 1,120.— Siskiyou.
Journal Semi-W— Rep 1,200
News Sat— Dem 1,220
Reporter *D— Rep 600
flYUBA CITY, 570.— Sutter.
Farmer Fri— Rep 1,090
Independent Fri— Dem 1,100
AGUILAR, 600.— Las Animas.
Sun Fri— Ind-R 720
UAKRON, 565.— Washington.
Pioneer Press Fri— Rep 700
Leader Fri 600
A LAM OS A, 990.— Conejos.
Courier *D— Dem 500
Courier Sat— Ind-D 650
Independent-Journal Th— Rep 600
ALMA, 370.— Park.
Bulletin Sat— Dem 630
ALTMAN, 300.— El Paso.
Champion Sat — Ind 578
ANACONDA, 500.— El Paso.
Assayer Sat — Ind 550
Examiner Sat — Ind 500
ANTONITO, 330.— Conejos.
La Voz Del Valle Tu— Span 300
Ledger Sat— Rep 350
flASPEN, 7,580.— Pitkin.
Sun Sat— Rep 800
Times §D— Pop 1,900
Times Sat— Pop 750
Tribune JD— Rep 600
BAREHILLS, 200.-Fremont.
Times Fri— Ind 300
BASALT, 450.— Eagle.
Journal Sat— Ind 330
BERTHOUt), 250.— Larimer.
Bulletin Th— Ind 450
BESSEMER, 3,340.— Pueblo.
Indicator Sat— Ind 750
fiBOULDER, 3,450.— Boulder.
Camera «D— Ind 700
Herald *D— Rep 650
Herald Wed— Rep 800
News Th— Rep 700
Rocky Mt Baptist (ad. P. 342) Th-Bap 1,250
Colo Representative Th— Peo 650
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,100
v Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
U County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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COLORADO.
ffBRECKENRIDGE, 730.— Summit.
Journal Sat — Rep
BRIGHTON, 320— Arapahoe.
Register Fri — Ind
BRUSH, 110.— Morgan.
Mirror Fri — Pop
fBUENA VISTA, 1,600.— Chaffee.
Herald (ad. P. 321) Fri— Ind-R
Republican Th— Rep
flBURLINGTON, 150.— Kit Carson.
Republican Sat — Rep
flCANON CITY, 2,930.— Fremont.
Clipper Semi-W — Dem
Record Th— Rep
fiCASTLE ROCK, 335.— Douglas.
Journal Fri— Rep
Mascot Sat — Ind
^CENTRAL CITY, 2,570.— Gilpin.
Observer Th — Ind
Register Call Fri— Rep
fiCHEYENNE WELLS, 175.— Cheyenne.
Republican Fri — Ind
COLFAX, • .—Arapahoe.
West Side Citizen Fri— Rep
COLORADO CITY, 2,000.— El Paso.
Chronicle Sat— Rep
Iris Sat — Ind
fCOLORADO SPRINGS, 11,250.— El Paso.
Colorado Collegian Semi-Mo — Ed
Democrat Sat — Dem
Gazette fD— Rep
Gazette Th— Rep
Index Wed — Deaf Mutes
Mining Investor Sat — Min
News *D— Pop
Press Fri— Rep
Telegraph *D— Ind-R
Telegraph Fri— Ind-R
COMO, 375.— Park.
Record Th— Ind-R
JICORTEZ, 340.— Montezuma.
Journal Sat — Pop
fiCREEDE, 1,500.— Mineral.
Candle Fri— Rep
CRESTED BUTTE, 865.— Gunnison.
Pilot Sat— Rep
CRIPPLE CREEK, 12,000.— El Paso.
Citizen *D— Rep
Herald Sun — Pop
Mail Sat — Dem
Prospector-Star Sat — Lab
Times §D— Ind
Times Th— Ind
CRYSTAL, 100.— Gunnison.
Silver Lance Fri — Rep
DE BEQUE, 150.— Mesa.
Bugle Sat— Rep
Post Tu— Pro
flDEL NORTE, 740.— Rio Grande.
Enquirer *D — Pop
News Sat— Pop
Prospector Sat — Rep
9so
i:so
400
850
2,400
:;oo
700
1,200
650
500
800
850
330
800
OOD
625
275
450
2,300
1,200
1,100
800
750
3,500
960
275
450'
275
440
1,600
900
1,100
1,000
3,190
800
470
550
500
520
650
700
COLORADO.
flDELTA, 466.— Delta.
Independent Tu— Ind-R 750
Laborer Th— Pop 850
flDENVER, 112,500.— Arapahoe.
Active Member Th— Ch End 3,000
American Sat— Patriot 2,250
A. O. U. W. Record ..Mo— A.O.U.W 1,100
Catholic Sat— Cath 3,200
Col Odd Fellow Wed— I.O.O.F. 1,500
Col Official Railway & Hotel Gazette
Mo— R.R.&Hotel 5,500
Col Poultry Jour Mo— Pity 2,000
Col School Jour Mo — -Ed
Commercial Tribune Wed — Com 3,800
Cycling West Sat— Cy 8,000
Fancier & Farm Herald Fri— Ag&Plty 1,200
Fidibus (Ger.) Sat— Hum 1,500
Field & Farm Sat— Ag 11,000
Globe Th— Fam 1,000
Herold (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,500
Highland Chief Sat— Ind 1,400
Hotel Bulletin *D— Hotels 1,400
Illus. Sentinel Wed— Fam 12,000
Industrial Advocate Fri — Lab 5,500
Journal (Ger.) *D— Rep 2,000
'Tournal (Ger.) Sat— Rep 1,600
Live Stock Record *D— Live Stk 1,300
Medical Times Mo— Med 700
Mining Invr's Tour Mo — Min 1,000
Mining Record *D— Min 3,300
Mining World Tu— Min 8,000
Nazoine (Ita.) Fri— Ind 900
New Road Sun— Sil 7,700
Official Railway Guide Mo— R R. 5,000
Pacific- Woodman Mo— Soc 29,000
Post *D— Dem .927,070
Pythian Fri— K.ofP. 2,000
Republican JO— Rep 23,111
Republican Th— Rep 6,000
Republican Sun— Rep 31,267
Rky Mt Chris Advo . .Fri— Meth-Ep 8,500
Rocky Mt Druggist Mo— Drugs 2,700
Rocky M't'n Herald Sat— G.A.R. 4,500
Rocky Mountain News |D— Ind ^25,286
Rocky Mountain News Wed— Ind 6,000
Rocky Mountain News Sun— Ind 32,657
Rocky Mountain Sentinel Sat— Fam 3,700
Rocky Mountain World ....Sat— Ind 7,000
South Denver Eye Sat— Ind 1,000
Square and Compass Mo — Mas 1,500
Statesman (Col.) Sat— Rep 700
Stockman JD— Tr 2,400
Sunday Standard Sun — Single Tax 1,150
Sunday Mercury Sat— Ind 1,000
Svenska Korrespondenten (Swedish) . .
Th— Rep 3,000
Times *D— Ind 25,000
Times-Sun '..Wed— Rep 30,000
Western Athletics Mo— Athl 650
DILLON, 136.— Summit.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 850
DOLORES, 250.— Montezuma.
Silver Star Th— F-Sil 300
flDURANGO, 4,750.— La Plata.
Democrat §D— Dem 675
Democrat Fri— Dem 750
Herald *D— Rep 700
Herald Semi-W— Rep 800
Wage Earner Th— Pop 860
EAGLE, 220.— Eagle
Examiner Sat— Pop 375
EASTONVILLE, 100.— El Paso.
World Sat— Ind 340
EATON, 300.— Weld.
Herald Fri— Ind 285
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Mornjng, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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COLORADO.
ELBERT, 200.— Elbert.
Tribune ....................... Th— Ind
ELIZABETH, 340.— Elbert.
Banner ........................ Fri— Ind
EVANS, 310.— Weld.
Courier ...................... Sat— Dem
UFAIRPLAY, 308.— Park.
Flume ....................... Fri— Dem
FLORENCE, 790.— Fremont.
Citizen ........................... Tri-W
Refiner .................. Semi- W— Rep
Tribune ....................... *D— Rep
425
300
480
530
600
680
700
fiFORT COLLINS, 2,100.— Larimer.
Argus ......................... Tu — Ind
Courier ....................... Th— Rep
Express ....................... Sat — Rep
FORT LUPTON, 115.— Weld.
Post ........................... Sat— Ind
flFORT MORGAN, 495.— Morgan.
Herald ........................ Fri— Pop
Times ........................ Fri— Rep
FRUITA, 1,000.— Mesa.
Mail .......................... Sat— Pop
tIGEORGETOWN, 1,985.— Clear Creek.
Courier ....................... Sat — Ind
GILLETT, 750.— El Paso.
Forum ........................ Sat — Rep
fiGLENWOOD SPRINGS, 970.— Garfield.
Avalanche ..................... *D — Ind
Avalanche Echo .............. Fri — Ind
Post ......................... Sat— Rep
fiGOLDEN, 2,700.— Jefferson.
Globe ......................... Sat— Rep
Transcript .................. Wed — Dem
UGRAND JUNCTION, 3,870.— Mesa.
News ......................... Sat — Rep
Sentinel ....................... *D— Rep
Sentinel ...................... Sat — Rep
Star-Times .................... *D — -Pop
Star ........................... Sat— Pop
Sun (ad. P. 324) ............. Th— Pop
GRANITE, 300.— Weld.
Pay-Streak .................... Sat — Ind
fiGREELEY, 2,590.— Weld.
Sun .......................... Sat — Rep
Republican ................... Sat — Rep
Tribune ....................... Th — Ind
ffGUNNISON, 1,155.— Gunnison.
News ......................... Fri— Rep
People's Champion .......... Th— Dem
Tribune ...................... Fri — Rep
HOLLY, 200.— Prowers.
Chieftain ..................... Fri — Ind
flHOLYOKE, 660.— Phillips.
Herald ........................ Fri— Rep
HOOPER, 300.— Costilla.
Tribune ...................... Fri — Rep
HOTCHKISS, - .—Delta.
Times ......................... Fri — Ind
UHOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, 85.— Grand.
Middle Park Times .......... Sat— Rep 400
900
1,400
1,125
300
425
450
430
700
800
350
810
650
635
640
1,170
600
700
780
1,100
1,000
475
800
950
1,177
750
740
900
350
350
250
600
COLORADO.
flHUGO, 125.— Lincoln.
Independent Th— Ind 300
Ledger Wed— Ind 330
IDAHO SPRINGS, 1,350,-Clear Creek.
Mining Gazette Sat — Min 620
News Fri— Ind 530
ID ALIA, 100.— Arapahoe.
Republican Sat— Rep 175
fiJULESBURG, 200.— Sedgwick.
Advocate Th— Dem 230
Sentinel Fri— Rep 250
LA JARA, 600.— Conejos.
Tribune Fri— Rep 500
ULA JUNTA, ],475.— Otero.
Democrat Th— Dem 850
Tribune Semi- W— Rep 800
1JLAKE CITY, 615.— Hinsdale.
Phonograph Sat— Fr-Coin 475
Times Th— Dem 525
fiLAMAR, 580.— Prowers.
Register Sat— Rep 480
Sparks Th— Dem 400
JILAS ANIMAS, 610.— Bent.
Democrat Th— Dem 470
Leader Fri— Rep 650
LA VETA, 370.— Huerfano.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 500
ULEAD VI LLE, 11,340.— Lake.
Chronicle *D— Ind-R 4,500
Chronicle Mon— Ind-R 6,000
Herald Democrat §D— Ind-R 3,619
Miner (ex. Sat.) *D— Lab 3,500
Miner Sat— Lab 700
News-Reporter (ad. P. 310).. *D— Dem 2,200
News-Reporter (ad. P. 310) Sun— Dem 2,200
LIMON, 150.— Lincoln.
' Independent Th— Ind 350
LITTLETON, 1,060.— Arapahoe.
Independent Fri — Ind 470
LONGMONT, 1,570.— Boulder.
Ledger Fri— Rep 625
Times *D— Pop 500
Times Th— Pop 1,400
LOUISVILLE, 750.— Boulder.
Sun Sat Ind 500
LOVELAND, 690.— Larimer.
Register Wed— Rep 1,000
Reporter Th— Ind 1,100
MACON, 300.— El Paso.
Single Jack Mon— Dem 450
MANITOU, 1,550.— El Paso.
Journal (issued only during June, July
and August) *D— Rep 400
Journal Sat— Rep 550
Sun Sat— Ind-R 460
MANZALONA, 160.— Otero.
News Fri— Ind 300
MARBLE, 240.— Gunnison.
Times Fri— Rep 290
flMEEKER, 265.— Rio Blanco.
Herald .. ...Sat— Dem 800
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.y Sworn Circulation.
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MOXTE VISTA, 790.— Rio Grande.
Graphic *D— Ind 200
Graphic Sat— Ind 380
Journal Sat — Pop 375
U1ONTROSE, 1,100.— Montrose.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 1,200
Press Th— Ind 1,100
MONUMENT, 180.— El Paso.
Messenger Sat— Rep 350
MORRISON, 260.— Jefferson.
Bud Wed— Sil-R 550
MOSCA, .— Costilla.
Herald Fri— Rep 500
NEW CASTLE, 310.— Garfield.
Nonpareil Th— Pop 410
NEW WINDSOR, 425.— Weld.
Leader Fri— Ind 400
OPHIR, 120.— San Miguel.
Mail Fri— Ind 320
fiOURAY, 2,720.— Ouray.
Herald Th— Rep 650
Silverite-Plaindealer Sat— Ind-D 850
fiPAGOSO SPRINGS, 220.— Archuluta.
News Fri— Ind-D 500
PITKIN, 375.— Gunnison.
Miner . Fri— Ind 640
PUEBLO, 29,850.— Pueblo.
Chieftain |D— Rep 7,342
Chieftain Th— Rep 4,122
Colo Club Woman Mo — Worn
Colo P'l'tyman & Farmer Fri — Ag
Courier Fri— Lab 1,000
Free Press (Ger.) Sat 600
Hermandad (Span) Mo— Evan 700
Indicator Sat— Ind 650
Opinion ...Sun — Rep 960
Post Sat— Dem 700
Press *D— Dem 3,000
Reform Press Th— Pop 600
Star *D— Ind
TIRED CLIFF, 390.— Eagle.
Blade Th— Rep 325
Times Sat— Pop 475
II RICO, 1,170.— Dolores.
News-Sun Sat— Sil 650
RIDGEWAY, 1,100.— Ouray.
Populist Fri— Pop 600
RIFLE, 200.— Garfield.
Reville Sat— Ind 390
ROCKY FORD, 480.— Otero.
Enterprise Th— Ind 550
Times-Republican Th— Rep 850
USAGUACHE, 665.— Saguache.
Colo Herald Semi- W— Pop 470
Crescent Th— Pop 650
COLORADO.
SALIDA, 3,150.— Chaff ee.
Mail Semi- W— Ind 1,500
Record Sat— Pop 1,250
flSHERIDAN LAKE, 128.— Kiowa.
News Sat— Dem 300
USILVER CLIFF, 570.— Custer.
Rustler Wed— Rep 600
SILVER PLUME, 958.— Clear Creek.
Silver Standard Sat— Pop 375
1TSILVERTON, 2,560.— San Juan.
Herald Sat— Sil. R. 800
Miner & Journal Fri — Dem 850
Standard Sat— Ind 930
SNYDER, 100.— Morgan.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 300
flSPRINGFIELD, 100.— Baca.
Herald Fri— Ind 250
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS, 300.— Routt.
Pilot Wed— Rep 550
^STERLING, 550.— Logan.
Advocate Th— Rep 380
Democrat (ad. P. 331) *D— Dem 300
Democrat (ad. P. 331) Fri— Dem 650
News Fri— Pop 350
TARRYALL, 100.— Park.
Puma Ledger Sat— Ind 380
UTELLURIDE, 775.— San Miguel.
Journal *D— Ind 550
Journal Th— Ind 1,000
UTRINIDAD, 5,850.— Las Animas.
Advertiser-Sentinel §D— Dem 1,050
Advertiser-Sentinel Th— Dem 1,300
Chronicle-News §D— Rep 870
Chronicle-News Sun— Rep 1,000
People's Monitor Fri— Free S. 850
UNIVERSITY PARK.— Arapahoe.
Hesperius ..Semi-Mo, dur. Coll. y'r. 300
VICTOR, 1,250.— El Paso.
Record §D— Rep 1,600
Record Mon— Ind 500
Times *D— Ind 900
ffWALSENBURG, 940.— Huerfano.
Cactus " Th— Dem 500
World Th— Rep 450
WARD, 425.— Boulder.
Gazette Wed— Rep
Miner Fri— Ind 550
WESTCLIFFE, 196.— Custer.
Tribune Sat— Ind 470
WOODLAND PARK, 260.— El Paso.
Times Fri— Sil. R. 800
WRAY, 130.— Yuma.
Rattler Sat— Ind-D 525
Times Sat— Ind 600
UYUMA, 246.— Yuma.
Pioneer Fri — Rep 675
t Morning and Sunday. } Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
fl County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
f Sworn Circulation.
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ANSONIA, 10,650.— New Haven.
Sentinel *D— Ind 3,800
Sentinel Wed— Ind 4,550
BERLIN, 2,800.— Hartford.
News Th— Ind 3,700
BRANFORD, 4,480.— New Haven.
Opinion (ad. P. 320) Sat— Ind 1,070
HBRIDGEPORT, 49,500.— Fairfield.
Advocate Sat — Dem
Am Engineering Mo — Mech
Conn. Waisenfreund (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,150
Farmer (ad. P. 339) *D— Dem 4,150
Farmer (ad. P. 339) Fri— Dem 4,300
Herald Sun— Ind 9,000
Independent-Leader Sat — A.P.A.
News *D— Rep 5,100
Post »D— Ind 11,000
Standard *D— Rep 4,200
Standard Fri— Rep 2,900
Star Sat— Dem 850
Telegram : , tD— Ind 4,492
Union JD— Ind 7,700
BRISTOL, 7,460.— Hartford.
Herald . Th— Ind 2,000
Press Th— Ind 1,650
CANAAN, 1,400.— Litchfield.
News Th— Ind 953
CLINTON, 1,400.— Middlesex.
Recorder Wed— Ind 750
CLINTONVILLE, 2,100.— New Haven.
Wayside Gleanings Mo — Fam
flDANBURY, 16,860.— Fairfield.
N. E. Med. Mo&Prescript Mo— Med 18,000
News (not pub. Wed eve) *D— Ind 4,700
News Wed— Ind 4,000
DANIELSON, 7,150.— Windham.
Transcript Wed— Ind 1,550
DARIEN, 2,300.— Fairfield.
Herald Sat— Ind
Review Sat— Ind-R 500
DAYVILLE, 400.— Windham.
Observer- Review Fri — Ind
DEEP RIVER, 1,488.— Middlesex.
New Era Fri— Rep 1,600
DERBY, 4,600.— New Haven.
News *D— Ind 950
News Sat— Ind 1,100
EAST HARTFORD, 4,500.— Hartford.
American Enterprise Sat — Ind 2,000
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,550
GLASTONBURY, 1,450.— Hartford.
Bulletin Th— Ind 700
GLENBROOK, 250.— Fairfield.
Sunbeams Sat — Ind
GREENWICH, 10,500.— Fairfield.
Graphic Sat— Ind 000
News Fri— Ind 1,000
GROTON, 5,590.— New London.
Review . ...Fri— Ind 850
GUILFORD, 2,940.— New Haven.
Echo ....Sat.— Ind 900
Times Fri— Ind 1,850
flHARTFORD, 54,500.— Hartford.
Church Review Mo— Und 3,200
Connecticut Catholic Fri— Cath 4,500
Connecticut Farmer Sat — Ag 4,800
Connecticut Magazine Mo— Lit 11,000
Courant JD— Rep 9,000
Courant Semi- W— Rep 8,500
Current Events Mo — Lit
Examiner Sat — Ind 2,400
Fraternal News Mo — Frat 2,700
Globe Sun— Ind 6,000
Herold (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,000
Insurance Journal Th — Ins 700
Journal (ad. P. 309) Sun— Ind 4,500
Journal of Inebriety Qtrly— Med 1,100
Post *D— Rep 7,346
Post Th— Rep 3,000
Religious Herald Th— Cong 1,800
Seminary Record Qtrly — Theo S50
Telegram tD— Dem 8,940
Times (ad. P. 493) *D— Dem 16,066
Times Semi-W— Dem 8,000
Trinity Tablet (ev. 3d week) Ed 475
JEWETT CITY, 3,300.— New London.
Press Fri— Ind 550
LAKEVILLE, 1,000.— Litchfield.
Journal Sat — Ind
JLITCHFIELD, 3,400.— Litchfield.
Enquirer Th— Ind-D 1,175
LYME, 980.— New London.
Sound Breeze Fri— Ind 900
MANCHESTER, 8,500.— Hartford.
Herald . .. .Semi-W— Ind
MERIDEN, 30,000.— New Haven.
Journal (ad. P. 339) *D— Ind
Record JD— Ind
Republican *D — Rep
Republican Th — Rep
School Journal Sat — Sch
flMIDDLETOWN, 9,500.— Middlesex.
Penny Press (ad. P. 500) ..*D— Dem
Sentinel & Witness Th— Ind-D
Tribune *D— Rep
Wesleyan Argus Tu — Ed
Wesleyan Lit Mo Mo — Lit
MILFORD, 3,900.— New Haven.
Citizen Semi-W — Ind
MOODUS, 2,520.— Middlesex.
Advertiser (ad. P. 339) Fri— Ind
MOOSUP, . —Windham.
Journal Th— Ind
MYSTIC, 3,900.— New London.
Journal Semi-W — Ind
Press Fri— Pro
NAUGATUCK, 6,420.— New Haven.
Enterprise ; .Fri — Ind
News *D — Ind
2,100
6,500
6,700
3,600
1,000
6,500
6,500
1,000
2,500
670
400
500
2,000
800
550
500
1,000
1,500
t Morning and Sunday.
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CONNECTICUT.
NEW BRITAIN, 22,500.— Hartford.
Bee Fri — Ind
Herald (ad. P. 499-505) *D— Ind
Independent (ad. P. 338) Sat— Ind
Record *D — Rep
Record Fri— Rep
NEW CANAAN, 2,800.— Fairfield.
Messenger Sat — Ind
NEW HARTFORD, 3,250.— Litchfield.
Tribune Fri— Ind
KNEW HAVEN, 83,700.— New Haven.
Am. Jour of Science Mo — Scien
A.O.H. Record Mo— A.O. of H.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Sat — Ind
College Statesman Mo — Prob
Commercial Record Sat — Com
Freie Presse, (Ger.) Wed— Ind
Herald and Journal Th — Ind-R
Hermanns Sohn (Ger.) Wed — Frat
Tour and Courier (ad. P. 338) tD-Ind-R
Leader (ad. P. 497) *D— Rep
Loomis' Mus & Mas Jour ..Mo — Mas
Mothers' J ournal Mo — Worn
News : tD — Dem
Palladium tD— Rep
Palladium Th— Rep
Pro. Patria (Ital.) Sat— Rep
Register *D — Dem
Register Wed — Dem
Register Sun — Dem
Republikaner (Ger) *D— Rep
Republikaner (Ger.) Sat — Rep
Stella d'ltalia (Ital.) Sat— Ind
• Svenska Conn Posten(Swed) Wed-Rep
Theta XI Qrtly— Frat
Union (ad. P. 498) *D— Ind
Union (ad. P. 498) Wed— Ind
Union (ad. P. 498) Sun— Ind
Volksblatt (Ger.) Sat— Dem
Yale Alumni (ad. P. 501). .. .Th— Coll
Yale Courant Bi-W— Coll
Yale Literary Mag Mo — Coll
Yale News tD— Coll
Yale Record Bi-W— Coll
Yale Review Qrtly— Lit
Yale Scientific Monthly Mo— Coll
flNEW LONDON, 13,950.— New London.
Day *D— Rep
Day Wed— Fam
Globe *D— Ind
Telegraph tD— Dem
NEW MILFORD, 4,100.— Litchfield.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,500
NEWTOWN, 3,750.— Fairfield.
Bee Fri— Ind 3,150
NI ANTIC, 820.— New London.
Eastern News Tu— Ind 650
NORWALK, 17,880.— Fairfield.
Gazette (ex. Fri eve) *D— Ind
Gazette Fri— Ind
Hour *D— Ind
Hour Sat — Ind
UNORWICH, 18,000.— New London.
Bulletin (ad. P. 507-508) tD— Rep 4,350
Courier (ad. P. 507-508) Semi-W — Rep 5,200
Post (ad. P. 308) tD— Rep 1,800
Record *D— Dem 2,900
Cooley's Weekly Fri— Ind 3,800
White Ribbon Banner Mo— Tern 1,600
PLAINFIELD, 4,600.— Windham,
Journal (See Moosup.)
600
2,900
2,000
3,300
1,200
850
1,100
850
5,000
1,150
1,600
1,550
1,300
1,800
1,200
5,500
7,000
1,050
2,300
6,000
6,300
2,000
750
11.000
2,150
9,700
2,000
2,400
3,400
3,300
600
15,000
1,800
7,500
880
4,000
425
560
1,350
950
1,030
630
4,239
2,900
4,600
1,500
1,600
4,200
CONNECTICUT.
IfPUTNAM, 6,600.— Windham.
Patriot Fri— Ind-R 1,500
Standard Wed— Ind-D 2,425
RIDGEFIELD, 2,275.— Fairfield.
Press Fri— Ind 950
ROCKVILLE, 7,950.— Tolland.
Journal Th— Rep 1,425
Leader Th— Ind 1,200
SEYMOUR, 3,450.— New Haven.
Record Th— Ind 1,100
SOUTHINGTON, 5,600.— Hartford.
Phoenix Th— Ind 850
SOUTH MANCHESTER, 6,000.— Hartford.
News Fri— Ind 800
SOUTH NORWALK, 5,500.— Fairfield.
Sentinel (ad. P. 337) *D— Ind 2,500
SOUTHPORT, 3,920.— Fairfield.
Chronicle Semi-W— Ind 1,100
STAFFORD SPRINGS, 2,500.— Tolland.
Press Th— Ind-R 1,290
STAMFORD, 15,820.— Fairfield.
Advocate (ex. Th. eve) *D— Rep 2,500
Advocate Th— Rep 2,800
Telegram *D— Dem 1,600
STONINGTON, 2,350.— New London.
Mirror .Semi-W— Ind 1,000
THOMASTON, 3,400.— Litchfield.
Express Fri— Rep 740
THOMPSONVILLE, 4,780.— Hartford.
Press Th— Ind 1,260
TORRINGTON, 6,310.— Litchfield.
Register *D— Ind 1,840
Register Fri— Ind 500
UNIONVILLE, 2,500.— Hartford.
Press Fri— Ind. 500
WALLINGFORD, 4,400.— New Haven.
News »D— Ind 635
WATERBURY, 31,300.— New Haven.
American (ad. P. 491) *D— Ind 6,500
American (ad. P. 491) ..Semi-W— Ind 4,000
Democrat *D— Dem 2,600
Globe *D— Ind 5,000
Herald Sun— Ind 7,500
Republican (ad. P. 419) tD— Rep 1,500
WEST HAVEN, 4,700.— New Haven.
Journal (summer only) Sat — Ind 750
Times Sat— Ind 770
WESTPORT, 3,830.— Fairfield.
Westporter Semi-W— Ind 1,000
WESTVILLE, 1,990.— New Haven.
Times Sat— Ind 1,075
WILLIMANTIC, 8,850.— Windham.
Chronicle *D— Ind 3,100
Chronicle Wed— Ind 2,000
Journal Fri— Rep 2,840
WINDSOR LOCKS, 2,840.— Hartford.
Journal Fri— Ind 800
WINSTED, 4,950.— Litchfield.
Citizen (ad. P. 336) *D— Ind 2,000
Herald Wed— Rep 1,250
Leader Fri— Dem 1,650
WOODBURY, 1,825.— Litchfield.
Reporter ...Th— Ind 600
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DELAWARE.
flDOVER, 3,200.— Kent.
Delawarean Semi- W— Dem 2,200
Index Th— Dem 1,610
Sentinel Sat— Rep 1,500
Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 3,800
1JGEORGETOWN, 1,420.— Sussex.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,300
Journal (ad. P. 332) Sat— Dem 1,463
Republican Sat— Rep 1,050
HARRINGTON, 1,100.— Kent.
Record Sat— Dem 1,200
LAUREL, 2,420.- Sussex.
Countain Sat— Ind-D 1,100
LEWES, 1,800.— Sussex.
Pilot Sat— Dem 620
MIDDLETOWN, 1,488.— New Castle.
New Era Th— Dem 1,380
Transcript Sat— Rep 1,260
MILFORD, 3,265.— Kent.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 1,200
Herald Fri— Ind 900
News and Advertiser Sat — Ind-R 1,310
MILTON, 1,100.— Sussex.
Times Sat — Ind 500
NEWARK, 1,250.— New Castle.
College Review Mo— Ed 500
Educational News Semi- W— Ed 3,000
Ledger Sat— Dem 1,850
NEW CASTLE, 4,000.— New Castle.
News Sat— Rep 1,250
SEAFORD, 1,490.— Sussex.
News Sat— Dem 500
SMYRNA, 2,700.— Kent.
Call Tu— Dem 1,000
Times Wed— Ind 1,200
fiWILMINGTON, 63,475.— New Castle.
Afro- Am Citizen (Col.) Sat— Ind
Every Evening (ad. P. 332) ..*D— Ind 9,000
Gazette & State Journal ....Th— Dem 1,800
Farm and Home Th— Ag 3,000
Freie Presse (Ger.) *D— Ind 2,200
Pioneer (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,000
Herald Sun— Ind-D
Journal *D— Dem 5,500
Muster Roll Semi-M— G.A.R 3,000
News JD— Rep 8,000
News Fri— Rep 3,000
Peninsula Methodist Sat — Meth 4,500
Republican (ad. P. 502) *D— Rep 6,000
Republican (ad. P. 502) Th— Rep 800
Star Sun— Ind 6,500
Stars and Stripes Mo— J.U.A.M 3,500
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
GEORGETOWN, 14,500.
College Journal
.Mo— Coll 1,300
^WASHINGTON, 232,000.
Am. Annals of the Deaf ..Bi-Mo— Ed 1,010
Am. Anthropologist Mo — Scien 600
Am. Federationist Mo — Lab
Am. Microscopical Journal Mo — Scien 1,300
Am. Monthly Mag Mo— Hist 3,000
Am. Postmaster ..Mo — Postal Service
Am. University Courier . . Qrtly— Coll 15,500
Army & Naval Magazine ..Mo — Lit 3,500
Army & Navy Register (ad. P. 497)
Sat— A & N 7,500
Bee (Col.) Sat— Ind 1,000
Buff and Blue Mo— Coll 500
Chronicle (ad. P. 497) Sat— Ind-R 7,000
Church News Sat— Cath 4,000
Colored Am. (Col.) Sat— Ind 7,800
Columbian Call Fri — Coll
Courant Sat— Ind 780
Dyes' Gov. Counterfeit Detec Mo-Com 4,000
Feather Mo— Poultry 5,000
Financial Review Semi-M — Finan 1,600
Fourth Class Postmaster Semi-M-Post 10,800
Hatchet Sun— Sptg&Drama 2,700
Home Magazine Mo— Lit 165,000
Industrial Advocate Mo — Indus
Inventive Age Mo — Scien
Journal (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,500
our. of Am. So&Naval En Qrtly En 700
Journal of Knights of Labor Th— Lab 36,500
Law Reporter Th— Legal 500
Liquor Dealer Sat— Liq Int 1,595
Nat. Architect & Builder Sat— Bldg 2,000
Nat. Baptist Magazine (Col.) Qtly-Bap
Nat. Bimetallist .. .Semi-M— Monet'ry 10,000
Nat. Farm&Fireside Mo— Ag 3,000
Nat. Geographical Magazine Mo-Geog 2,400
Nat. Illustrated Magazine Mo-Civ. Ser 11,000
Nat. Intelligencer Tu— Silver 10,000
Nat. Med Review Mo— Med 2,100
Nat. Tribune Th— Ind 115,000
Pathfinder Sat— Juv 20,000
People's Journal Mo — Lit 36,400
Post JD— Ind 36,800
Post Tu— Ind 4,000
Post Sun— Ind 48,800
Postal Record Mo— Postal 10,000
Purple & Gold Qrtly— Frat 1,010
Pythian World Mo— K.ofP.
Sentinel Sat— Dem 4,500
Silver Knight Watchman Th— Sil 50,000
Star *D— Ind $31,242
Stone Cutters' Journal Mo — Lab
Sunday Herald Sun — Ind
Times J*D— Ind *42,549
Times Sun— Ind 520,759
U. S. Gov. Advertiser Th— Dept News 8,750
Views Mo— Ins 2,250
Volks-Tribun (Ger) Sat— Rep 3,000
Woman's Tribune ....Sat— Wm's Suff 4,500
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FLORIDA.
TIAPALACHICOLA, 2,750.— Franklin.
Times Sat— Ind-D 790
APOPKA, 490.— Orange.
Citizen Sat— Dem 450
ffARCADIA, 875.— De Sota.
News (ad. P. 306) Fri— Dem 500
Champion Th— Ind 450
AVON PARK, 60.— De Sota.
Idea Th— Ind 1,500
ffBARTOW, 1,470.— Polk.
Courant Informant Wed — Dem 1,200
BELLVILLE, 200.— Marion.
News-Letter Fri— Ind 300
flBRAIDENTOWN, 275.— Manatee.
Journal Th— Dem 350
flBRONSON, 300.— Levy.
Times-Democrat Th— Dem 600
fiBROOKSVILLE, 520.— Hernando.
News-Register Fri— Dem 850
Star Fri— Dem 600
CEDAR KEYS, 1,400.— Levy.
Gulf-Coaster Th— Dem 550
CHIPLEY, 355.— Washington.
Banner Sat— Dem 1,400
CLEAR WATER HARBOR, 250.— Hillsboro.
Press Semi- W— Dem 650
COCOA, 329.— Brevard.
News Th— Dem 675
CRANDALL, 50.— Nassau.
Star Fri— Dem 450
CRAWFORDSVILLE, 100.— Wakulla.
Breeze Fri— Dem 400
CRESCENT CITY, 600.— Putnam.
Journal Thu— Dem
Philosopher Th— Pro 375
fiDADE CITY, 330.— Pasco.
Democrat Th— Dem 420
DAYTONA, 780.— Volusia.
Gaz. News & Com'nw'lth ...Fri — Dem
Journal Wed— Rep 940
TIDE FUNIAK SPRINGS, 680.— Walton.
Breeze Th— Ind 700
Herald Th— Dem 450
Rambler Wed— Dem 300
J[DE LAND, 1,200.— Volusia.
Florida Agriculturalist Wed— Ag
News Sat — Dem
Record Sat— Dem
Supplement Wed— Ind
EUSTIS, 890.— Lake.
Lake Region Th — Ag
KFERNANDINA, 2,870.— Nassau.
Mirror Semi- W— Dem
News Sat— Dem
2,640
820
945
800
1,975
625
420
FORT MEADE, 270.— Polk.
Times Fri— Ind 440
flFORT MYERS, 580.— Lee.
Press Th— Dem 850
FORT WHITE, 285.— Columbia.
Telephone Sat— Dem 475
^GAINESVILLE, 2,900.— Alachua.
Sun §D— Dem 1,175
Sun Th— Dem 2,500
GLENOAK, 150.— Hillsboro.
South Florida Home Mo— Ag 1,550
UGREEN COVE SPRINGS, 1,140.— Clay.
Spring Sat— Dem 750
HAMPTON, 160.— Bradford.
Home-Seeker Mo — Immi
HIGHSPRING, 500.— Alachua.
News Th— Ind 418
Sentinel (ad. P. 313) Th— Dem 1,500
INTERLACHEN, 220.— Putnam.
Banner Sat— Ind 425
Southern Ruralist Mo — Ag
^INVERNESS, 510.— Citrus.
Chronicle Th— Dem 850
^JACKSONVILLE, 17,500.— Duvall.
Advocate (Col.) Sat— Rep 2,300
Evangelist -. . . Sat— Evang 1,800
Farmer & Fruit Grower Sat— Ag 5,500
Grove & Garden Mo — Hortic
Industrial Florida Mo — Ag 3,100
Journal of Commerce Mo — Com 3,100
Metropolis *D — Dem 5,000
School Exponent Mo— Ed 1,900
Southern Tourist Sat
Times-Union and Citizen . ...tD— Dem 6,890
Times-Union and Citizen ..*D — Dem
Times-Union & Citizen Semi- W— Dem 7,500
UJASPER, 655.— Hamilton.
News Sat— Dem 620
flKEY WEST, 24,470.— Monroe.
Advertiser Sat — Ind 420
Inter Ocean (ad. P. 332) ..*D— Dem 1,800
Herald *D— Dem
HKISSIMMEE, 1,120.— Osceola.
Gazette Fri— Dem 825
LAKE BUTLER, 360.— Bradford.
Bulletin Sat— Dem 600
flLAKE CITY, 2,200.— Columbia.
Breeze Semi- W— Dem 500
Citizen Fri— Dem 520
Local Wed — Dem
Reporter Th— Dem 675
LAKELAND, 560.— Polk.
Orangeleaf Mo — Dem 450
Sun Sat— Dem 850
LAUREL HILL, 320.^Walton.
Gazette Sat— Ind 475
LEESBURG, 780.— Lake.
Christian Advo (ad.P.311) Wed-Meth 3,500
Commercial Fri — Dem 900
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FLORIDA.
LEROY, 100.— Marion.
News .Wed— Dem 500
flLIVE OAK, 700.— Suwannee. '
Baptist Herald (Col.) Fri— Bap 400
Democrat Sat — Dem
UMACCLENNY, 330,— Baker.
Press Th— Dem 480
UMADISON, 784.— Madison.
Recorder , Fri— Dem 800
MANATEE, 292.— Manatee.
Advocate Th— Dem 486
UMARIANNA, 950.— Jackson.
Journal Fri— Dem 800
Times-Courier Th— Dem 1,1)50
Tribune (Col.) Sat— Rep 725
MAYO, 60.— La Fayette.
Free Press Sat— Dem 400
MELBOURNE, 100.— Brevard.
Republican Th— Rep
Times Th— Ind 520
MIAMI, 1,450.— Dade.
Metropolis §D — Dem
Metropolis Fri— Dem 875
MICANOPY, 800.— Alachua.
Hustler (ad. P. 307) Sat— Dem 900
MILLIGAN, .—Santa Rosa.
Times .V Fri— Dem 500
UMILTON, 1,500.— Santa Rosa.
Clarion Semi- W— Dem 1,200
flMONTICELLO, 1,360.— Jefferson.
Constitution Th— Dem 1,200
Tribune Fri— Derii 570
NEW SMYRNA, 300.— Volusia.
Breeze Fri— Dem 500
flOCALA, 5,150.— Marion.
Banner (ad. P. 343) Fri— Dem 2,100
Baptist Witness Wed— Bap 2,500
Forum (Col.) Sat— Rep 1,500
Free Press Th— Dem 1,527
Star *D— Dem 450
Star Fri— Dem 1,140
ORANGE CITY, 650.— Volusia.
Times Fri— Dem 780
flORLANDO, 2,920.— Orange.
Sentinel-Reporter Fri— Dem 1,700
Star Tri-W— Dem
OVIEDO, 600.— Orange.
Gazette Fri— Dem 380
fiPALATKA, 3,250.— Putnam.
Advertiser *D— Dem 600
Advertiser Th— Dem
Times-Herald Fri— Dem 2,375
PALMETTO, 230.— Manatee.
News Sat— Dem 520
fiPENSACOLA, 12,000.— Escambia.
Journal §D— Dem 1,200
News *D— Dem 2,100
News Fri— Dem 1,700
Sentinel (Col.) Fri— Rep 990
UPERRY, 100.— Taylor.
Herald Th— Dem 325
PLANT CITY, 350.— Hillsboro.
Courier Fri — Dem 400
FLORIDA.
PORT TAMPA CITY, 1,525.— Hillsboro.
Busy South Sat— Local
PUNTA GORDA, 270.— De Sota.
Herald Fri— Dem 730
HQUINCY, 694.— Gadsden.
Herald (ad. P. 324) Th— Dem 1,100
New Era Fri— Dem 600
ST. ANDREWS, 380.— Washington.
Buoy Th— Dem 540
UST. AUGUSTINE, 4,765.— St. John's.
Herald *D— Dem 700
News (ad. P. 316) *D— Ind 1,000
News (ad. P, 316) Th— Ind 600
Tattler Sat— Soc 1,000
ST. FRANCIS, 54.— Lake.
Facts Wed— Dem 800
ST. PETERSBURG, 280.— Hillsboro.
Times Fri— Ind 520
SAN ANTONIO, 310.— Pasco.
Herald '. Th— Ind 400
SANFORD, 2,130.— Orange.
Chronicle Fri — Dem 975
SAN MATEO, 350.— Putnam.
Item Sat— Dem 370
flSTARKE, 680.— Bradford.
Advocate (ad. P. 331) Th— Dem 500
Telegraph Fri— Dem 600
flSUMTERVILLE, 220.— Sumter.
Times Fri— Dem 800
UTALLAHASSEE, 3,050.— Leon.
Floridian Sat— Dem 1,248
Tallahassean (ad. P. 331) Th— Dem 1,400
fiTAMPA, 5,670.— Hillsboro.
Cuba (Span) Tri-W— Ind
Herald *D— Dem 620
News §D— Ind 430
Southern Pythian Mo— K.ofP 825
Times *D— Dem 1,275
Times Th— Dem 2,400
Tribune tD— Dem 1,200
Tribune Th— Dem 2,800
TARPON SPRINGS, 340.— Hillsboro.
Truth Wed— Ind 510
UTAVARES, 280.— Lake.
Herald Th— Dem 610
flTITUSVILLE, 720.— Brevard.
Advocate Fri— Ind-D 1,100
Star , Fri— Ind-D 1,200
UMATILLA, 360.— Lake.
Fair Florida Mo— Dem 520
WALDO, 590.— Alachua.
Advertiser Th— Dem 350
WEST PALM BEACH, 260.— Dade.
News *D— Ind 675
News Th— Dem 535
Tropical Sun Th— Ind 980
WESTVILLE, 50.— Holmes.
Advertiser Sat— Ind-D 400
Advocate Sat— Dem 300
WEWAHITCKA, 300.— Calhoun.
News Th— Dem 300
WINTER PARK, 260.— Orange.
Advocate (Col.) Sat— Rep 400
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GEORGIA.
UABBEVILLE, 680.— Wilcox.
Chronicle .................... Th— Dem 700
AC WORTH, 820.— Cobb.
Post (ad. P. 306) ............ Fri— Dem 900
ADAIRSVILLE, 550.— Bartow.
Banner ...................... Sat— Dem 620
ADEL, 530.— Berrien.
News ........................ Sat— Dem 550
UALBANY, 4,540.— Dougherty.
Dispatch .......... ........... Sat— Ind 500
Herald .................. ..... *D— Dem 760
. Herald ....................... Sat— Dem 550
UALPHARETTA, 285.— Milton.
. Free Press ................... Fri— Dem 600
fAMERICUS, 6,600.— Sumter.
Herald ....................... *D— Dem
Herald ....................... Fri — Dem
Times-Recorder ' ....... ...... §D— Dem 1,250
Times- Recorder ............. Fri— Dem 2,600
ARLINGTON, 420.— Calhoun.
Courier ...................... Fri— Dem 500
ASHBURN, 403.— Worth.
Advance .............. ... ____ Fri — Dem i 415
UATHENS, 8,850.— Clarke.
Banner ...................... §D— Dem 1,000
Banner ...................... Fri— Dem 2,600
Clipper (Col.) ............... Sat— Rep 500
Southern Farmer ..... ........ Mo— Ag 22,500
Woman's Work ............ Mo— Worn 40.000
^ATLANTA, 67,680.— Fulton.
Alkahest ...................... Mo— Lit
Business Directory .......... Sat— Dem
Christian Index .............. Th— Bap
Church in Georgia .......... Mo — Epis
Constitution ................. JD— Dem
Constitution ............... Mon— Dem
Constitution ................ Sun— Dem
Dental Journal .......... Qrtly— Dental
Dixie ....................... Mo— Indus
Ga. Electic Med Journal ---- Mo— Med
Jewish Sentiment ............ Fri— Jew
Journal ...................... *D— Dem
Journal ................ ...... Tu— Dem
Mail and Express .......... Sun — Dem
Med and Surg Journal ....Mo — Med
Messenger ................... Fri— Und
National ...................... Th— Rep
Opinion ..................... *D — Ind
Plowboy & Country Farmer Mo— Ag
Presbyterian ............... Wed— Pres
Pythian Lodge Secret ..... Mo— K.ofP.
So. Agent ................ Mo— Agents
So. Architect ....... : ....... Mo— Arch
So. Cultivator ............ Semi-M— Ag
So. Educ. Journal ............. Mo— Ed
So. Fancier ................. Mo— Pity
So. Homestead ............... Mo — Lit
So. Med. Record ............ Mo— Med
So. Star ...................... Sat— Pro
Sunny South ................. Sat— Lit
Voice of Missions ---- Mo — Meth-Epis
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
(ad. P. 306) ..Wed— Meth
4,000
11,000
1,200
23,000
100,000
28.000
1,000
8,000
1,600
4,700
26,360
30,000
2,200
1,525
2,000
5,500
20,000
1,100
2,200
17.000
2,800
30,000
2,600
3,000
35,000
2,100
10,000
40,000
1,500
12,000
flAUGUSTA. 34,500.— Richmond".
Baptist (Col;) (ad. P. 465) ...Th— Bap 4,080
Chronicle §D— Dem 6,105
Chronicle Tu— Dem 4.200
Herald (ad. P. 305) *D— Dem 6,700
Tribune *D— Pop 2,000
Tribune- V... Fri— Pop 1,200
Union (Col.) Sat— Rep 1,700
flBAINBRIDGE, 1,750.— Decatur.
Democrat Th— Dem 2,400
Searchlight Fri— Dem
BARNESVILLE, 1,980.— Pike.
Gazette Th— Dem 1,275
Georgia Farmer Semi-M — Ag 2,600
ffBAXLEY, 357.— Appling.
Banner Th— Dem 620
flBLACKSHEAR, 864.— Pierce.
Times Th— Dem 500
UBLAIRSVILLE, 120.— Union.
Herald Fri— Dem 475
flBLAKELY, 450.— Early.
News Th— Dem 700
Observer Semi- W— Dem 500
People's Voice Th— Pop 480
So. Pit Games Mo— Sport 900
flBLUE RIDGE, 270.— Fannin.
Post-Record Th— Dem 575
So. World Sat— Dem
BOGART, 210.— Oconee.
News Fri— Ind 500
BOSTON, 700.— Oconee.
Journal Sat— Dem
BOWDON, 358.— Carroll.
Intelligence ...'.. Th— Ind 520
^BRUNSWICK, 8,600.— Glynn.
Call §D— Dem 1,275
Herald : Sat— Rep
Times t§D— Dem 1,000
Times Sun— Dem 1,200
ffBUCHANAN, 330.— Haralson.
Banner-Messenger Th— Dem 700
Tribune Fri— Pop
flBUENA VISTA, 795.— Marion.
Patriot Fri— Dem 620
BUFORD, 510.— Gwinnett.
Alliance Plow Boy Wed— FarmAll'ce 650
flBUTLER, 730.— Taylor.
Banner- Watchman Fri— Pop 500
Herald Tu— Dem 420
fCALHOUN, 700.— Gordon.
Times Th— Dem 930
ffCAMlLLA. 895.— Mitchell.
Clarion Sat— Dem 780
CANON, 250.— Franklin.
American Union Sat — Rep 515
Herald Wkly— Univ 925
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flCANTON, 665.— Cherokee.
Advance Fri— Dem 1,500
fICARNESVILLE, 285.— Franklin.
Free Press Organ Fri— Pop 780
flCARROLLTON, 1,480.— Carroll.
Free Press (ad. P. 320) Fri— Dem 1,250
People's Advocate Wed— Pop 650
Times Semi- W— Dem 1,200
flCARTERSVILLE, 3,300.— Bartow.
Courant-American Th — Dem 1,500
News Semi-\V— Ind 1,500
fICEDARTOWN, 1,675.— Polk.
Advance Courier Th— Dem 1,600
Standard Th— Dem 1,518
CHIPLEY, 500.— Harris.
Enterprise Th— Dem 480
UCLARKSVILLE, 400— Habersham.
Advertiser Tu— Dem 620
flCLAYTON, 30.— Rabun.
Tribune Fri — Dem
^CLEVELAND, 175.— White.
Progress Fri — -Dem 470
COCHRAN, 1,550.— Pulaski.
Telegram Fri— Dem 420
flCOLUMBUS, 17,550.— Muscogee.
Chronicle (Col.) Sat— Rep
Enquirer Sun §D— Dem 4,200
Enquirer Sun Sat— Dem 6,000
Herald (ad. P. 320) Sun— Dem 2,500
Ledger (ex. Sat. eve) *D— Dem 3,800
Ledger Fri— Dem 600
CONCORD, 400— Pike.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 400
UCONYERS, 1,470.— Rockdale.
Banner Weekly Th— Dem 600
CORDELE, 1,590.— Dooly.
Sentinel §D— Dem 400
Sentinel Fri— Dem 1,700
flCOVINGTON, 1,880.— Newton.
Enterprise Th— Dem 560
Star Tu— Dem 610
fiCRAWFORDVILLE, 600.— Taliaferro.
Advocate Democrat Fri — Dem 750
CULLODEN, 417.— Monroe.
Herald Tu— Dem 510
flCUMMING, 415.— Forsyth.
Baptist Fri— Bap 1,650
tICUTHBERT, 2,580.— Randolph.
Leader Th— Dem 825
Liberal Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,000
flDAHLONEGA, 940.— Lumpkin.
Nuggett Fri— Dem 600
Signal Fri— Pop 610
flDALLAS, 460.— Paulding.
New Era Fri— Dem 675
UDALTON, 3,050.— Whitfield.
Argus Sat— Dem 1,400
Citizen Th— Dem 1,150
Herald (ad. P. 334) Th— Pop 2,500
Music Teacher Mo — Mus 7,000
GEORGIA.
fiDANIELSVILLE, 156.— Madison.
Monitor Fri— Dem 800
HDARIEN, 1,500. Mclntosh.
Gazette Sat— Ind 350
• Spectator (Col.) Sat— Ind
flDAWSON, 2,450.— Terrell.
News Wed— Dem 1,200
fiDAWSONVILLE, 355.— Dawson.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 800
flDECATUR, 1,050.— DeKalb.
New Era Th— Dem 900
Our Missionary Helper Mo — Bap 2,100
UDOUGLAS, 610.— Coffee.
Breeze Fri — Dem 71&
Leader Sat— Pop 500
KDOUGLASVILLE, 875.— Douglas.
New South Th— Dem 770
UDUBLIN, 870.— Laurens.
Courier Th— Pop 810
Dispatch Fri— Dem 500
flEASTMAN, 1,150.— Dodge.
Times-Journal Th— Dem 1,000
EAST POINT, 750.— Fulton.
Plowboy Sat— Ind 4,300
flEATONTON, 1,750.— Putnam.
Cong. Methodist . . . .Semi-M— Cong.M 700
Herald (ad. P. 336) Sat— Dem 600
Messenger Sat — Dem 720
HELBERTON, 1,600.— Elbert.
Star Th— Dem 1,565
Tribune Fri — Dem 715
ELLABELL, 450.— Bryan.
News Fri— Ind 500
ffELLAVILLE, 495.— Schley.
News Th— Dem 410
flELLIJAY, 447.— Gilmer.
Courier Sentinel Th— Dem 1.050
flFAIRBURN, 708.— Campbell.
News Fri— Dem 850
flFAYETTEVILLE, 390.— Fayette.
News Fri— Dem 825
FITZGERALD, 2,600.— Irwin.
Citizen *D— Rep 300
Citizen Th— Rep 850
Enterprise Fri — Ind
Leader Th— Dem 1,240
FLOWERY BRANCH, 400.— Hall.
Journal ' Th— Ind 350
HFORSYTH, 930.— Monroe.
Advertiser Fri— Dem 990
Chronicle Tu— Dem 300
flFORT GAINES, 1,100.— Clay.
Sentinel Fri— Dem 560
FORT VALLEY, 1,750.— Houston.
Leader Fri— Dem 67&
HFRANKLIN, 260.— Heard.
News and Banner Fri — Dem 875
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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GEORGIA.
UGAINESVILLE, 3,300.— Hall.
Cracker Sat— Dem 1,250
Eagle Th— Dem 1,400
GEORGETOWN, 379.— Quitman.
Journal Tu— Dem 300
UGIBSON, 200.— Glascock.
Banner Th— Pop 275
Record Fri— Dem 400
GRAY. .—Jones.
News Th— Dem 520
UGREENSBORO, 1,330.— Greene.
Herald-Journal Fri — Dem 1,565
fiGREENVILLE, 980.— Meriwether.
Enterprise (Col.) Sat — Rep
Vindicator Fri— Dem 816
flGRIFFIN, 4..680.— Spalding.
Call (ad. P. 323.) §D— Dem 375
Farmer (ad. P. 323) Th— Dem 900
Echo (Col.) Sat— Rep 760
News & Sun §D— Dem 850
News & Sun Fri— Dem 3,000
GUYTON, 791.— Effingham.
News Fri— Ind 375
^HAMILTON, 510.— Harris.
Journal Fri— Dem 424
HAMPTON, 471.— Henry.
Herald Th— Dem 250
HARLEM, 650.— Columbia.
Farmers' Light Th— Pop 500
Sentinel Th— Dem 520
HARMONY GROVE, 700.-Jackson.
Echo-Gazette Th— Dem 467
fHARTWELL, 830.— Hart.
Sun Fri— Dem 1,300
flHAWKINSVILLE, 1,770.— Pulaski.
Dispatch & News Th— Dem 1,810
fiHINESVILLE, 240.— Liberty.
Herald Th— Dem 1,050
HOGANSVILLE, 530.— Troup.
Bee Fri— Dem 300
1IHOMER, 145.— Banks.
Journal Th— Dem 400
HHOMERVILLE, 420.— Clinch.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 460
fllRWINTON, 360.— Wilkinson.
Bulletin Fri— Dem 460
flJACKSON, 930.— Butts.
Argus Fri— Dem 870
Record Fri— Dem 700
flJASPER, 340.— Pickens.
Herald Fri— Dem 510
Republican Th— Rep 872
UJEFFERSON, 550.— Jackson.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,600
flJEFFERSONVILLE, 500.— Twiggs.
Enterprise Fri — Dem 772
Herald Fri— Dem 300
Press Th— Dem 800
GEORGIA.
UJESUP, 925.— Wayne.
News (ad. P. 310) Fri— Dem 400
Sentinel Th— Pop 500'
HJONESBORO, 820.— Clayton.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 580'
News Sat— Pop 900-
UKNOXVILLE, 600.— Crawford.
Correspondent Sat — Dem 87S
HLA FAYETTE, 380.— Walker.
Messenger Th— Ind 1,500
HLA GRANGE, 3,200.— Troup.
Enterprise Sat— Rep 500
Graphic Tu — Dem 81&
Reporter (ad. P. 311) Fri— Dem 1,400
LAMBERT, 210.— Liberty.
So. Home Th— Ind 300
LAVONIA, 600.— Franklin.
Standard Gauge Sat — Ind 420
flLAWRENCEVILLE, 580.— Gwinnett.
News-Herald Fri— Dem 1,300
ULEXINGTON, 535.— Oglethorpe.
Echo Fri— Dem 960
flLINCOLNTON, 230.— Lincoln.
Journal Th— Pop 600
LOCUST GROVE, 309.— Henry.
Times Fri— Dem 250>
HLOUISVILLE, 850.— Jefferson.
News and Farmer Th — Dem 470
flLUMPKIN, 1,050.— Stewart.
Independent Sat — Dem 615-
HMcDONOUGH, 520.— Henry.
Weekly Fri— Dem 800
flMACON, 23,850.— Bibb.
Appeal (Col.) Sat— Rep
Dental Journal Qrtly— Dent 990
Ga Planter Mo— Ag 1,000
News *D— Dem 2,600
Telegraph tD— Dem 6,500
Telegraph Th— Dem 5,500
flMcRAE, 430.— Telfair.
Enterprise Th— Dem 950
flMADISON, 2,300.— Morgan.
Advertiser Th— Dem 1,000
Madisonian Fri — Dem 860
^MARIETTA, 3,430.— Cobb.
Herald Semi- W— Dem 500
Journal Th— Dem 1,200
MELDRIM, 50.— Effingham.
Guidon (ad. P. 313) Fri— Ind 750
flMILLEDGEVILLE, 3,500.— Baldwin.
Union Recorder Tu— Dem 1,164
flMONROE, 1,020.— Walton.
Messenger Semi-W — Ind
News (ad. P. 336) Tu— Dem 1,550
MONTEZUMA, 720.— Macon.
Record Fri— Dem 700
1MONTICELLO, 875.— Jasper.
Advocate Wed — Dem
News Th— Dem 550
t Morning and Sunday,
t County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'gf.
s Sworn Circulation.
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GEORGIA.
fMORGAN, 420.— Calhoun.
Monitor Th— Dem 700
IfMOULTRIE, 115.— Colquitt.
Courier Fri— Pop 400
Observer ,, Fri— Dem 1,200
MT. AIRY, 263.— Montgomery.
Protectionist Th— Rep 300
•flMT. VERNON, 709.— Montgomery.
Monitor Th— Dem 775
UNEWNAN, 2,910.— Coweta.
Herald & Advertiser Fri— Dem 1,600
NEWTON, 472.— Baker.
News Fri— Ind 320
NORCROSS, 727.— Gwinnett.
Tribune Fri— Dem 450
OCILLA, .— Irwin.
Dispatch Fri— Dem 420
News Fri— Dem 600
flOGLETHORPE, 500.— Macon.
Citizen Fri— Dem 775
OXFORD, 850.— Newton.
Emory College Phoenix Mo — Coll 500
UPERRY, 670.— Houston.
Home- Journal Th— Dem 750
JIQUITMAN, 1,850.— Brooks.
Free Press (ad. P. 335) ....Fri— Dem 1,240
UREIDSVILLE, 210.— Tattnall.
Journal Th— Dem 875
1IRINGGOLD, 475.— Catoosa.
New South Th— Dem 963
ROCHELLE, 410.— Wilcox.
New Era Fri— Dem 350
IRQ ME, 12,500.— Floyd.
Hustler Commercial *D— Dem 1,300
Hustler Courier Th— Dem 2,000
Masonic Herald Mo— Mas 2,300
Southern Argus Th— Dem 1,100
Tribune §D— Dem 1,260
Tribune Th— Dem 1,650
fSANDERSVILLE, 1,795.— Washington.
Herald & Georgian Th— Dem . 670
Progress Tu— Dem 1,100
1ISAVANNAH, 49,600.— Chatham.
Bulletin Sat— Dem 1,570
Independent Sat— Ind 1,000
Journal *D— Dem 1,100
Masonic Eye Sat — Mas
News tD— Dem 6.000
News Semi- W— Dem 10,000
Press *D— Dem 3,600
So. Drug and Paint Review Mo— Phar 3,700
Tribune (Col.) ........ v Sat— Rep 1,010
SENOIA, 870.— Coweta.
Enterprise-Gazette Th— Dem 690
SHELLMAN, 478.— Randolph.
Observer Wed— Dem 300
SOCIAL CIRCLE, 740.— Walton.
Sentry Fri— Dem 515
HSPARTA, 1,550.— Hancock.
Ishmaelite Fri— Dem 1,320
GEORGIA.
ffSPRING PLACE, 198.— Murray.
Jimplecute Th— Dem 1,200
flSTATESBORO, 450.— Bullock.
Star Wed— Pop 800
Times Fri— Dem 785
flSUMMERVILLE, 570.— Chattooga.
News Wed— Dem 1,070
fiSWAINSBORO, 410.— Emanuel.
News Fri— Ind 550
Pine Forest Th— Dem 500
ffSYLVANIA, 340.— Screven.
People's Press Fri— Pop 610
Telephone Fri— Dem 600
SYLVESTER, 100.— Worth.
Local Fri— Dem 700
UTALBOTTON, 1,200.— Talbot.
New Era Fri— Dem 775
TALLAPOOSA, 1,750.— Haralson.
Journal Th-Ind 1,600
TENNILLE, 960.— Washington.
Chronicle Th— Dem 500
flTHOMASTON, 1,220.— Upson.
Pilot Fri— Pop 585
Times Fri-Dem 1,000
UTHOMASVILLE, 5,740.— Thomas.
Times Enterprise 5D— Dem 500
Times Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,200
fTHOMSON, 850.— McDuffie.
Enterprise Th-Pop 420
Journal Fri-Dem 700
TIFTON, 510.— Berrien.
Gazette Fri— Detn 1,600
TOCCOA, 1,140.— Habersham.
Southern Record Fri— Dem 1,300
UTRENTON, 385.— Dade.
News Fri— Dem 500
TRION FACTORY, 1,800.— Chattooga.
Herald Tu-Dem 940
UNADILLA, 500.— Dooly.
Advertiser Fri— Dem 610
UNION POINT, 715.— Greene.
Review Wed
flVALDOSTA, 2,920.— Lowndes.
Mercury Fri— Dem 500
Times Sat— Dem 2,000
VIDALIA, 375.— Montgomery.
Star Fri— Dem 450
fiVIENNA, 560.— Dooly.
Progress Th— Dem 1,050
flWARRENTON, 990.— Warren.
Clipper Fri— Dem 1,050
HWASHINGTON, 2,700.— Wilkes.
Chronicle Mo— Dem 700.
Gazette Fri-Dem 772
Georgia Reporter Tu— Dem 600
W ATKINS VI LLE, 320.— Oconee.
Enterprise ....Fri— Ind 600
t Morning and Sunday.
V County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. 5 Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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GEORGIA.
HWAYCROSS, 3,410.— Ware.
Herald *D— Dem
Herald Sat— Dem
Journal Th— Dem
UWAYNESBORO, 1,750.— Burke.
True Citizen Sat — Dem
WEST POINT, 1,270.— Troup.
News Fri— Ind
Progress Th— Dem
WINDER, 1,250.— Jackson.
Jackson Economist Fri — Pop
WOODBINE, .— Camden.
Georgian Fri — Dem
900
2,500
1,275
1,000
480
450
GEORGIA.
WINTERVILLE, 300.— Oglethorpe.
Iceberg Wed— Dem 300
WOODBURY, 380.— Meriwether.
Messenger Th— Ind 820
flWRIGHTSVILLE, 940.— Johnson.
Headlight Tu— Dem 800
YOUNG HARRIS, 260.— Towns.
News Th— Ind 700
HZEBULON, 320.— Pike.
Journal Fri— Dem 790
IDAHO.
fALBION, 185.-Cassia.
Times Th— Dem 500
fBLACKFOOT, 910.^Bingham.
New Era Th— Pop 275
News Sat— Dem 600
1BOISE CITY, 2,330.— Ada.
Democrat Semi-W— liem 700
Sentinel Fri— Pop 1,700
Silver Champion Sat- — Sil 500
Statesman §D— Rep 1,800
Statesman Semi. W— Rep 1,300
BONNERS FERRY, 500.— Kootenai.
Herald Sat— Ind 480
KCALDWELL, 782.— Canyon.
Gem State Rural Semi-M— Ind 700
Record Wed— Dem 600
Tribune Sat— Rep 800
tCHALLIS, 360.— Custer.
Silver Message Tu— Ind 470
•COEUR D'ALENE, 800.— Kootenai,
Press Sat— Ind 525
COTTON WOOD, .—Idaho.
Report Fri— Ind 750
Times Fri — Dem
DE LAMAR, 900.— Owyhee.
Nugget Sat— Ind 500
DU BOIS, 240.— Fremont.
Enterprise Th— Dem
^MMETT, 200.— Canyon.
Index Sat— Ind 350
TLORENCE, 190.— Canyon.
Miner Sat— Ind 600
•GENESEE, 485.— Latah.
News Fri— Rep 650
GRANGEVILLE, 550.— Idaho.
Free Press .. Fri— Dem 1,200
1JHAILEY, 1,100.— Elaine.
News-Miner §D— Pop 420
News-Miner Fri — Pop 650
Times *D— Rep 450
Times Wed— Rep 850
fflDAHO CITY, 500.— Boise.
World Semi- W— Pop 360
World Fri— Pop
IDAHO FALLS, 1,600.— Bingham.
Register Tu— Rep 920
Times (ad. P. 335) Th— Dem 700
KENDRICK, 600.— Latah.
Gazette Fri— Dem 550
Times Th— Dem 375
KETCHUM, 460.— Alturas.
Keystone Sat— Dem 460
flLEWISTON, 860.— Nez Perces.
Patriot *D— Rep 300
Teller Fri— Rep 775
Tribune *D— Dem 500
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,400
Western Triple Link ..Mo— I.O.O.F 1,000
IfMALAD CITY, 1,520.— Oneida.
Enterprise Sat— Rep 750
MARKET LAKE, 30.— Fremont.
Sentinel Sat— Dem 400
MONTPELIER, 1,194.— Bear Lake.
Examiner Wed — Ind 550
JIMOSCOW, 2,880.— Latah.
Double Standard Sat— Rep 820
Mirror Fri— Rep 1,200
Star Fri— Rep 1,460
Times-Democrat Th— Pop 1,000
^MOUNTAIN HOME, 240.— Elmore.
Bulletin Th— Dem 480
Republican Sat— Rep 400
MURRAY, 300.— Shoshone.
Sun Fri— Pop 300
t Morning and Sunday,
•j County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
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IDAHO.
NAM PA, 355.— Canyon.
Leader Fri— Dem 459
OAKLEY, 1,000.— Cassia.
Sun Th— Ind 365
flPARIS, 1,200.— Bear Lake.
Post Wed— Rep 821
PAYETTE, 600.— Canyon.
Independent Sat— Ind 400
flPOCATELLO, 2,400.— Bannock.
Advance ...Th— Rep 400
Herald Fri— Rep 640
Tribune Semi-W— Rep 1,200
Tribune Sun— Rep 450
PRESTON, 210.— Oneida.
Republican Wed— Rep 300
Standard Sat— Rep 425
fiRATHDRUM, 460.— Kootenai.
Silver Blade Sat— Sil 300
REXBURG, 908.— Fremont.
Journal Fri— Ind 500
IDAHO.
flST. ANTHONY, 200.— Fremont.
News Th— Dem 600
Standard Wed— Pop 450
flSALMON CITY, 420.— Lemhi.
Recorder Wed— Ind 550-
Republic Fri— Rep 480
SALUBRIA, 206.— Washington.
Citizen Fri— Ind 609-
flSHOSHONE, 962.— Lincoln.
Journal Fri— Ind 350'
flSILVER CITY, 450.— Owyhee.
Avalanche (ad. P. 335) Fri— Ind 600
VOLMER, 320.— Latah.
News Sat— Pop 400>
WALLACE, 880.— Shoshone.
Press Wed— Sil-D 500
Tribune Th— Pop 1,200
WARDNER, 840.— Shoshone.
News Sat— Rep 500
fiWEISER, 916.— Washington.
Record Fri— Pop 350
Signal Th— Ind 650-
ILLINOIS.
ABINGDON, 1,550.— Knox.
Argus Th— Ind 650
Enterprise-Herald Fri— Ind 850
ALBANY, 611.— Whiteside.
Herald Fri— Ind 560
HALBION, 1,400.— Edwards.
Journal (ad. P. 306) Th— Rep 1,475
flALEDO, 1,650.— Mercer.
Democrat Tu— Dem 1,700
Republican Wed— Rep 1,000
Times-Record Th— Rep 3,550
ALEXIS, 585.— Warren.
Argus Th— Ind 792
Visitor Wed— Rep 680
ALGONQUIN, 580.— McHenry.
Arrow Th— Rep 500
ALTAMONT, 1,400.— Effingham.
News Th— Ind-D 960
ALTON, 10,540.— Madison.
Banner (Ger) Fri— Ind-R 1,870
Republican *D — Rep
Republican Th— Rep
Sentinel-Democrat (ad.P.454) *D-Dem 1,500
Sentinel-Democrat (ad. P. 454) Th-Dem 1,720
Telegraph *D— Rep 1,000
Telegraph Th— Rep 1,200
ALTON A, 675.— Knox.
Record Th— Ind-R 672
ALTO PASS, 390.— Union.
Sun .. ...Th— Ind 300
ALVIN, 310.— Vermilion.
Independent (ad. P. 343) ....Fri— Ind 800-
AMBOY, 2,400.— Lee.
Journal Th— Rep 1,320
News Sat— Ind 800
ANCONA, 410.— Livingston.
Advocate Fri— Ind 800
ANNA, 2,320.— Union.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,100'
Republican Fri— Rep 1,000
Talk Fri— Ind 1,87S
ANTIOCH, 308.— Lake.
News Th— Ind 1.46O
ARCOLA, 1,740.— Douglas.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,550
Record (ad. P. 312) ....Sat— Rep 1,250
ARENZVILLE, 430.— Cass.
Democrat Fri— Dem 475-
Independent Sat— Ind 520
ARGENTA, 260.— Macon.
Hustler Fri— Ind 425-
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, 1,437. .
Herald Sat— Ind-R 750
ARROWSMITH, 368.— McLean.
News Sat— Ind 430
ARTHUR, 570.— Moultrie.
Graphic Fri — Ind 510'
ASHLAND, 1,020.— Cass.
Sentinel Sat— Ind 950
t Morning and Sunday.
$ County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
ASHLEY, 1,045.— Washington.
Gazette Fri— Ind 640
ASHMORE, 445.— Coles.
Republican Sat— Rep 400
ASHTON, 700.— Lee.
Gazette Th— Ind 450
ASSUMPTION, 1,225.— Christian.
News Th— Ind 715
ASTORIA, 1,370.— Fulton.
Argus Th— Dem 1,100
Searchlight Th— Rep 700
ATHENS, 950.— Menard.
Free Press Fri— Ind 576
ATKINSON, 530.— Henry.
Herald Th— Ind 300
ATLANTA, 1,170.— Logan.
Argus Fri— Ind 876
ATWOOD, 540.— Piatt.
Herald Sat— Ind 500
AUBURN, 885.— Sangamon.
Citizen Th— Ind 480
AUBURN PARK, 1,100.— Cook
Monitor Th— Ind 775
AUGUSTA, 1,090.— Hancock.
Courier Th— Rep 780
Eagle Th— Dem 600
AURORA, 28,000.— Kane.
Beacon *D— Rep 1,500
Beacon Semi- W— Rep 1,800
Blade Sat— Rep 1,550
Express JD— Ind 1,400
Herald-Express Semi- W— Ind 1,000
News *D— Rep 4,000
News Semi- W— Rep 1.500
Post *D— Ind 1,200
Sun Sat— Fam 826
Volksfreund (Ger.) *D— Ind 750
Volksfreund (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,200
AVA, 825.— Jackson.
Spokesman Fri— Dem 710
AVON, 610.— Fulton.
Review Sat— Rep 657
Sentinel Th— Ind 550
BARDOLPH, 450.— McDonough.
News Wed— Ind 500
BARRINGTON, 1,100.— Cook.
Review Sat— Ind 678
BARRY, 1,380.— Pike.
Adage Fri— Ind 1,250
Breeze Th— Dem 800
BATAVIA, 3,582.— Kane.
Herald Th— Ind 900
News Th— Ind-R 720
BAYLIS, 380.— Pike.
Guide Fri— Ind 900
BEARDSTOWN, 4,600.— Cass.
Enterprise Sat — Dem 810
Illinoian Semi- W— Rep 850
News (ad. P. 306) Fri— Ind 2,600
Star *D— Ind-R 870
Star of the West Fri— Rep 2,560
ILLINOIS.
UBELLEVILLE, 15,650.— St. Clair.
Advocate Fri— Rep 1,420
Arbeiter Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Lab 1,126
News-Democrat *D — Dem 1,100
News-Democrat Th— Dem 2,350
Post and Zeitung (Ger.)
(ad. P. 343) *D— Rep 887
Post and Zeitung (Ger.)
(ad. P. 343) Th— Rep 3,500
Record §D— Lab 727
Volksblatt Fri— Lab 2,000
fiBELVIDERE, 3,910.— Boone.
Northwestern Fri— Rep 2,150
Republican *D— Rep ^1,250
Republican Th — Rep .$1,650
BEMENT, 1,200.— Piatt.
Register Th— Ind 500
UBENTON, 960.— Franklin.
Independent Fri— Ind 700
Republican Fri— Rep 968
Standard Fri— Dem 975
BETHANY, 694.— Moultrie.
Echo Sat— Ind 500
BIGGSVILLE, 485.— Henderson.
Clipper Fri— Rep 370
BLANDINSVILLE, 890.— McDonough.
Gazette Fri— Dem 600
Star Th— Ind-D 625
tfBLOOMINGTON, 20,650.— McLean.
Bulletin (ex. Sat.) *D— Dem 3,600
Bulletin Fri— Dem 4,100
Bulletin Sun— Dem 3,900
Free Mason Mo — -Mas 4,700
Home Circle Mo— Fam 25.400
Journal (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,860
Lancet Fri— Pro 860
Leader *D— Rep 2,000
Leader Fri— Rep 3,000
Pantagraph JD— Rep .$6,609
Pantagraph Fri — Rep
Tailor Mo — Lab
Trades Review Fri — Lab
Wesleyan Argus Bi-W— Ed
Winonian Mo — Pres
BLUE ISLAND, 3,600.— Cook.
Standard Fri — Ind
Sun Sat — Ind
7,600
1,300
200
3,100
576
603
BLUE MOUND, 710.— Macon.
Leader Fri — Rep
BOWEN, 380.— Hancock.
Chronicle Th— Ind
BRACEVILLE, 2,170.— Grundy.
Tribune Wed— Rep
BRADFORD, 615.— Stark.
Republican Th— Rep
BRADLEY, 750.— Kankakee.
Leader Sat — Rep
BRAIDWOOD, 4,700.— Will.
Bulletin Sat— Rep
BRIDGEPORT, 474.— Lawrence.
Reporter Fri — Ind
B REESE, 650.— Clinton.
Beacon Fri — Ind
450
800
250
1,050
300
520
500
400
t Morning and Sunday.
K County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t*.Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
* Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
BRIGHTON, 695.— Macoupin.
News Th— Ind 450
BRIM FIELD, 730.— Peoria.
News Th— Ind 500
BROADLANDS, 350.— Champaign.
Echo Fri— Ind 500
BROCTON, 300.— Edgar.
Review Fri— Ind 600
BUCKLEY, 450.— Iroquois.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 325
BUDA, 1,000.— Bureau.
Plaindealer Fri— Ind-R 580
BUNKER HILL, 1,398.— Macoupin.
Gazette Wed— Ind-R 1,000
News Sat— Ind S50
Herald Tu— Rep 700
BUSHNELL, 2,346.— McDonough.
Democrat Th— Dem SOO
Record Fri— Rep 920
BYRON, 735.— Ogle.
Express Fri— Rep 1,000
CABERY, 360.— Ford.
Enquirer Th— Ind 850
fCAIRO, 10,720.— Alexander.
Argus JD— Ind 1,400
Argus Sat— Ind 1,200
Bulletin §D— Dem 1,100
Bulletin Tu— Dem 800
Citizen *D— Rep 650
Citizen Th— Rep 1,350
People *D— Ind 600
Telegram *D— Ind 1,000
Telegram Sun— Ind 1,800
UCAMBRIDGE, 950.— Henry.
Chronicle Th— Rep 1,200
Prairie Chief Sat— Rep 800
CAMPBELL HILL, 290.— Jackson.
Eclipse Fri— Ind 425
CAMP POINT, 1,180.— Adams.
Journal Wed— Ind 1,050
CANTON, 5,700.— Fulton.
Cantonian *D — Dem 550
Cantonian Th— Dem 1,300
Ledger Th— Dem 1,200
Register *D— Rep 625
Register Th— Rep 1,100
CARBONDALE, 2,500.— Jackson.
Herald Fri— Ind 770
Republican Free Press Sat— Rep 870
Record Fri— Rep 650
fiCARLINVILLE, 3,420.— Macoupin.
Blackburnian Mo— Ed 265
Democrat *D— Rep 700
Democrat Th— Rep 1,700
Enquirer *D— Dem 500
Enquirer Wed— Dem 2,200
UCARLYLE, 2,100.— Clinton.
Constitution Th— Dem 800
Democrat Fri— Dem 700
Union Banner Fri— Rep 850
ILLINOIS.
UCARMI, 2,850.— White.
Courier Th— Dem 2,239
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
Times Wed— Rep 1,300
flCARROLLTON, 2,350.— Greene.
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,500
Patriot Fri— Rep 950
CARTERVILLE, 980.— Williamson.
Tribune §D— Rep 300
Tribune Tu— Rep 700
flCARTHAGE, 1,680.— Hancock.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,100
Journal Th— Rep 1,000
Republican Wed— Dem 1,035
CASEY, 860.— Clark.
Banner Fri— Dem 1,490
Republican Fri— Rep 1,200
Times Th— Rep 1,100
CENTRALIA, 4,850.— Marion.
Democrat *D— Dem 600
Democrat Fri — Dem 1,150
Our Queen City Paper Sat— Pop 650
Sentinel *D— Rep 700
Sentinel Th— Rep 700
CERRO GORDO, 950.— Piatt.
New Era Th— Rep 950
CHADWICK, 330.— Carroll.
Clarion Wed— Rep 400
CHAMPAIGN, 5,876.— Champaign.
Gazette *D— Rep 1,760
Gazette Wed— Rep 2,326
Illini Th— Ed 900
News *D— Rep 1,300
News Semi-W— Rep 4,600
Times Sat— Dem 2,200
Tribune Th— Rep 1,100
CHANDLERVILLE, 930.— Cass.
Times Fri— Ind 650
CHAPIN, 600.— Morgan.
Record Fri— Ind 551
^CHARLESTON, 6,210.— Coles.
Courier *D— Dem 600
Courier Th— Dem 1,800
Herald (ad. P. 335) Wed— Rep 950
News §D— Dem 1,260
News Sat— Dem 1,100
Plaindealer (ad. P. 334) *D— Rep 475
Plaindealer <ad. P. 334) Fri— Rep 1,600
CHATS WORTH, 835.— Livingston.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 600
Plaindealer Fri— Ind 960
CHEBANSE, 630.— Kankakee.
Herald Sat— Rep 675
Pantagraph Th— Ind 500
CHENOA, 1,300.— McLean.
Clipper Fri— Ind 1,150
Gazette Fri— Ind 800
HCHESTER, 2,745.— Randolph.
Clarion Fri— Dem 1,200
Herald Th— Dem 800
Tribune Th— Rep 1,200
CHESTERFIELD, 380.— Macoupin.
Monitor Wed— Ind 500
t Morning and Sunday,
j County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
ILLINOIS.
^CHICAGO, 1,120,000.— Cook.
Abendblatt (Ger.) *D— Ind 18,000
Abend Post (Ger.) *D— Ind 42,000
Ad Sense Mo— Advg
Advance Th— Cong 19,205
Advertising Experience Mo — Com 3,500
Agricultural Advertising ...Mo— Advg 5,400
Alkaloidal Clinic Mo— Med 21,050
Alpha Tau Omega Palm ..Qrtly— Frat 950
America (Ital.) Sat — Ind
Am. Advertiser Mo— Advg 3,200
Am. Antiquarian Bi-M — Scien 600
Am. Artisan Sat — Com 7,400
Am. Barber Mo — Barb
Am. Bee Journal Th— Bee Cult 5.700
Am. Brewers' Review Th— Brew 1,000
Am. Checker Review Mo— Check 1,000
Am. Climates & Resorts ....Mo— Med 2,600
Am. Contractor Sat— Com& Arch 15,000
Am. Elevator Mo— Com 10,000
Am. Field Sat— Sport 11,000
Am. Florist Fri— Floral 7,000
Am. Furniture Gazette Mo — Tr 5,250
Am. Harness & Carriage Jour Mo— Tr 4,000
Am. Horse-Owner Mo — Horses 5,000
Am. Illustrated Mo— Lit&Ed 20,500
Am. Jeweler Mo— Jlry 4,600
Am. Journal of Health Tu— Hyg 44,000
Am. Journal of Semitic Languages
Qrtly— Semitic Study 650
Am. Journal of Sociology Bi-M— Scien
Am. Journal of Theology Qrtly — Und
Am. Messenger .Mo — Matri 3.100
Am. Miller Mo— Com 4,860
Am. Poultry Journal Mo— Pltry 10,000
Am. Pressman Mo — Ptg
Am. Sheep Breeder & Wool Grower
Mo— Live Stk
Am. Soap Journal Mo— Tr 1,200
Am. Storekeeper Mo— Com 5,200
Am. Swineherd Mo— Live Stk 42,125
Amerikan (Bohemian) ..Semi-W— Ind 32,068
Am. Jagdund Schutzen Zeitung (Ger.)
Semi-M— Sport 1,300
Apparel Gazette Semi-M— Com 3,300
Appeal (Col.) Sat— Ind 13,000
Arbeiter Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Soc 10,091
Arbejderen (Scan.) Th — Lab
Argus Semi-M— Ins 2,100
Arkansaw Traveler Mo— Hum&Lit 13,400
Arts for America Mo — Art 15,010
Astrophysical Journal ..Mo — Astron'y 500
Auswanderer (Ger.) Mo — Immig. 500
Bakers' Helper Mo 4,000
Banker & Investor Mo— Finan 2,640
Banner Sat— Ind 5,100
Banner of Gold Sat— Tem&Lit
Baptist Union Sat— Bap 32,350
Boebachter (Ger.) Sat— Rep 14,600
Bible Student Mo— Friends 1,000
Biblical World Mo— Evan 2,500
Birds Mo— Ornith 4,000
Black and White Mo— Ins 4,500
Black Diamond Tu— Coal 4,000
Bladet (Swed.) Tu— Relig 12,600
Botanical Gazette Mo — Bot
Boyce's Monthly Mo — Fam
Breeders' Gazette Wed— Live Stk 20,000
Brewer and Maltster Mo — Com 5,400
Bricklayers' & Masons' Jour.. Fri — Tr
British World Mo— Brit- Am
Broadside Sat— FreeTr 3,100
Calumet Anzeiger (Ger.) Fri
Calumet (South Side) *D— Ind 2,600
Campbell's Illus. Wkly Sat 50,000
Canadian American Sat— Ind 12,000
Canner Th — Com
Catholic Pilot Sat— Cath 3,600
Caxton Caveat Mo— Tr
Cement Mo — Com
ILLINOIS.
^CHICAGO— Continued.
Champion of Fair Play ..Th— Liqlnt 5,700-
Chicago Weekly Th— Heb 10,000
Child Garden Mo— Juv 15,500
Child-Study Monthly Mo— Ed 5.420
Children's Home Finder ..Mo— Philan 16,000
Christelige Talsmand (Nor. Dan.)
Tu— Meth 7,900
Christian Cynosure ..Mo — Anti-Sec-So 3,000'
Christian Endeavor Mo — Ch.End'r
Christian Oracle Th— Chris 7,700
Chrtstognosis Mo — Und 3,300
Chronicle JD— Dem 78,763-
Chronicle Sun— Dem 124,918
Citizen Sat— Ind 18,OOO
City & County Official Mo 825
Clay Record Semi-M— Tr 4,400
Climax Mo— Matri 27,000
Clinique Mo— Med 1,800
Com. Stamp Trade Jour ....Mo — Com
Commercial Union Th— Com 1,000
Concordia (Ger.) Semi-W— Ind 5,127
Congregational News Mo — Cong 5,000
Conkey's Home Journal Mo — Fam 95,000
Conservator (Col.) Sat— Rep 1,050
Coopers' Journal Mo— Lab 2,300
Corn Belt Mo— Ag 23,375
Corpuscle Mo— Med 1,100
Courrier de 1'Onest (French) Th— Ind
Courrier de 1'Illinois (Fr.) ..Fri— Ind 2,000
Dairy World Mo— Dairy 8,000
Democrat *D— Dem 43,000
Dispatch Fri— Ind-D 60,000
Denni Hlasatel (Bohem) tD— Lab-Ind 6,000
Dental Digest Mo— Dent 4,000
Dental Review Mo— Dent 2,500
Deutsche Industrie (Ger.) ..Mo— Com 8,500
Deutsche Warte (Ger.) ..Semi-W— Ind 25,000
Dial Semi-M— Lit 4,500
Domestic Engineering Th— Pl'mbg&c 2,600
Domestic Engineering Mo — Pl'mbg&c 6,700
Dramatic Magazine Mo — Drama 8,000
Drovers' Journal *D— Live Stk 37,000
Drovers' Journal . .Semi-W— Live Stk 16,010
Drovers' Journal Th— Live Stk 14,500
Dry Goods Reporter Sat— Com 7,000
Duch Casu (Bohem.) Sun— Hum 18,000
Dziennik Chicagoski (Pol.) *D— Dem 7,000
Eagle Sat— Ind 37,500
Economist Sat— Finan 3,000
Electrical Engineering Mo — Elec 7,000
Elite Sat— Soc 10,200
Embalmers' Monthly Mo— Com 2,800
Engraver and Electrotyper ..Mo — Lab
Entertainer Mo— Amuse
Epicure, Confectioner&Baker Mo-Com 4,000
Epworth Herald Sat— Meth 117,000
Erholungsstunden (Ger.) Sat— Lit 22,500
Evangelisten (Nor.-Dan) 3 times a mo.
Ind— Rel 1,950
Express Sat— Ind 17.92&
Fackel (Ger.) Sun— Soc 17,200
Facts and Function Mo — Lit 5,200
Farmers' Review Wed Ag 36,500
Farmers' Voice Sat— Ag 35,000
Farm, Field & Fireside Sat— Ag 52,100
Farm Implement News Th— Com 10,000
Financial Review Mo — Finan 6,000
Financial Review Mo — Real Es
Folke-Vennen (Nor-Dan) ..Th— Evan 5,000
Fosterlandet (Swed.) Wed— Fam 11,220
Four O'Clock Mo— Lit
Free Methodist Tu— Meth 5,500
Free Thought Magazine Mo— Free Tht 3,300
Freie Presse (Ger.) J«D— Ind 40,000
Freie Presse (Ger.) Tu— Ind 30,000
Friends' Bible School Quarterly
Qrtly— Friends 36,000
Furniture Herald Mo— Tr 3,300
t Morning and Sunday,
j County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday.
* Evening, "
5 Sworn Circulation.
§ Morning, except Monday.
t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ILLINOIS.
1CHICAGO— Continued.
Gamla och Nya Hemlandet (Swed.)
Th— Rep 26,500
Gardening Semi-M — Gard'g 4,000
Gazeta Katolicka (Pol.) ....Th— Cath 5,000
Gazeta Polska (Pol.) Th— Ind 9,000
Gegenwart (Ger.) Mo— Rel 1,000
General Manager Mo— R.R 5,200
Gentleman Farm. Magazine
Mo— Farm-Lit 25,000
Graphic Sat— Illus 4,000
Grocer Mo— Com 4,500
•Grocers' Criterion Mo — Corn 10,322
Hahnemann Pulse Mo— Ed-Med 1,400
Hardwood Semi-M— Com 2,400
Harman's Tour of Window Dressing
Mo— Advg 1,200
Hay Journal Th — Hay Trade
Helper for Confectioners and Bakers
Mo— Com 3,400
Helping Hand Mo— Matri 3,300
Hide and Leather Sat— Com 3,200
Home Art Mo— Worn 5,000
Home Light Sat— Lit 4,000
Horseman Tu — Horses 15,500
Horse Review Tu— Horses 21,050
Hotel Monthly Mo— Hotels 3,320
Hotel World Sat— Com 3,642
House Beautiful Mo— Int.Dec 4,500
Household Guest Mo— Lit 300,000
Household Realm Mo— House 39,000
Humoristen (Swed.) Sat— Hum 23,000
Ice and Refrigeration Mo — Com 1,500
Illinois Odd Fellow . . . .Mo— I.O.O.F 3,000
Illinois Staats Zeitung (Ger.) JD— Ind 20,000
Illinois Staats Zeitung (Ger.)
Semi-W— Ind 40,000
Illustracion Norte Americana (Span.)
Mo— Lit 3,000
111. Glass & Pottery World ..Mo— Tr 3,300
Independent Mo — Life Ins 2,000
Independent Forester .. .Mo— I.O.O.F 12,000
Index Fri— Ind 1,200
Indicator Tu— Mus 3.900
Ink Fiend Mo— Advg 5,100
Inland Architect Mo— Arch 3,050
Inland Printer Mo— Typog 15,000
Insurance Post Semi-M — Ins
Interior Th— Presby 29,800
International Mo— Lit 8,500
International Confectioner ..Mo— Conf 3,500
International Woodworker ..Mo — Lab 5,000
Inter Ocean JD— Rep 70,000
Inter Ocean Tu— Rep 160,000
Inter Ocean Sun— Rep 80,000
Iron and Steel Sat— Ind 6,400
Ironmonger Semi-M— Tr 4,706
Irrigation Age Mo— Irrig 10,000
Israelite Sat— Jew 15,000
Italia (Ital.) Sat— Rep 20,000
Jewelers' Journal Mo — Com 4,000
ewish Courier (ex. Sat.) . ...fD— Ind 6,742
ewish Courier Th— Jew 10,650
ournal *D— Rep 590,209
ournal Wed— Rep 36,000
Journal of Am. Med. Asso. Sat— Med 10,000
Journal of Geology Semi-Qrtly-Science 500
Journal of Orificial Surgery Mo — Med
Journal of Political Economy
Qrtly— Pol. Econ 500
Katholischer Jugendfreund (Eng. &
Ger.) Mo— Cath 20,500
Katholisches Sontagsblatt (Ger.)
Sun— Cath 13,260
Katholisches Wochenblatt (Ger.)
Wed— Cath 6,000
Katolik (Bohemian) ... .Semi-W— Cath 4,000
Kindergarten Magazine Mo — Ed 5,000
Krestansky Posel (Bohem.) Th— Meth 1,260
Law Journal Fri— Leg 3,000
ILLINOIS.
HCHICAGO— Continued.
Ledger Wed— Fam 142,000
Legal Advisor Mo — Leg 1,500
Legal News Sat— Leg 5,000
Lever Th— Pro 10,000
Lietuva (Lithuanian) Fri — Ind 4,200
Living Church Sat— Epis 15,000
Lud (Polish) Sat— Ind-D
Lutherischer Kirchenfreund (Ger.)
Bi-W— Luth 2,150
Luxemburger Post Sat— Ind 3.000
Markets Th— Com 36,400
Medical Century (Homoj) ..Mo — Med 4,200
Medical Era Mo— Med 4,720
Medical Recorder Mo — Med 3,000
Medical Standard Mo— Med 8,000
Medical Times Mo— Med 3,600
Medical Visitor Mo— Homoe 3,900
Men Mo— Y.M.C.A 19,900
Midland (ad. P. 467) ....Sat— U. Pres 10,000
Mission Studies Mo — Mis 6,000
Missions Vannen (Swed.) ..Tu— Evan 18,000
Mixed Stocks Mo — Com 7,200
Modern Machinery Mo — Mech 8,000
Monumental News Mo — Com 2,500
Motocycle Mo— Mech 2,500
Music Mo— Mus 2,900
Musical Times Wed — Mus
Narod (Bohem.) §D— Cath-Ind 2,200
Nat. Builder Mo— Bldg 7,900
Nat. Corporation Reporter ..Th — Leg 3,200
Nat. Harness Rev Mo— Com 9,000
Nat. Home & Musical Jour Mo— Mus 2,000
Nat. Hotel Reporter tD— Com 3,200
Nat. Investor Sat— Finan 2,5GO
Nat. Laundry Jour Semi-M — Com 5,000
Nat. Printer Journalist Mo— Typo 4,600
Nederlander (Hoi.) Fri— Rep 2,000
New Church Independ't Mo — Swdnbor 400
News *D— Ind 5269,975
New Times Mo— Ref 30,000
New Unity Th— Rel 11,000
New World Sat— Cath 18,000
North Am. Practitioner Mo — Med 4,000
North Chicago Independent Sat — Ind
North-Western Lumb'n Sat— Com 7,500
North-Western Chris. Ad. Wed— Meth 28,960
Nowe Zycie (Pol.) Sat— Rep 2,400
Nya Wecko-Posten (Swed.) Wed— Bap 10,400
Observer Sat— Ind 14,500
Occident Fri — Jew
Office Men's Record Qrtly— Com 3,000
Open Court Mo— Ref 3,020
Operative Miller Mo — Mill
Opinion Fri— Local 5,000
Ophthalmic Record Mo — Med 2,000
Orange Judd Farmer Sat — Ag 557,220
Our Day Mo— Ref
Our Little Folks' Mag Mo— Juv 9,000
Our Youths' Friend Mo— Juv 15,000
Paint, Oil & Drug Rev Wed— Com 2,900
Paper Trade Bi-W— Com 2,650
Park & Cemetery Mo 2,100
People's Health Journal ....Mo— Hyg 22,500
Photo Beacon Mo— Photo 2,000
Picture and Art Trade Mo— Com 3,000
Planets and People Mo — Scien 1,200
Plattdeutche Nachrichtin (Ger.)
Sat— Ind 3,900
Post *D— Dem 26,010
Posten (Swed.) Wed— Ind 5,010
Prairie Farmer Sat— Ag 26,400
Presto Th— Mus 3,500
Pritel Ditek (Bohem.) Fri— Cath
Produce Sat— Com 3,000
Progress Mo— Ed 25,000
Progressive Thinker Sat— Spirit
Pythian Record Mo— K.ofP 4,000
Pythian Tribune Mo— K.ofP 2,800
Railway Age ,. Fri— R.R 6,000
t Morning and Sunday,
t County Seat.
Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
fiCHICAGO— Continued.
Railway & Engineering Review
Sat— R.R.
Railway Mail ................ Th— R.R.
Railway Master Mechanic ..Mo — R.R.
Railway Surgeon .......... Bi-W— Surg
Ram's Horn ............... Sat— Und 121,000
Rand-McNally Bankers' Monthly
...... Mo— Finan 5,600
Rand-McNally Railw'y Guide Mo-R.R 17,000
Record ............ . ........... tD— Ind .$154,976
Record of Ch'n Work ...... Mo— Und 15,000
Reform Advocate ............ Sat— Jew
Registered Pharmacist ...... Mo— Ehar
Reporter ....................... Mo— Tr
Republican ................... *D— Rep
Republikaner (Ger.) ......... *D— Rep
Revyen (Nor-Dan) ........... Sat — Ind
Roadmaster & Foreman ---- Mo— R.R.
Rundschau (Ger.) .......... Wed— Ind
Sandebudet (Swed.) ...... Wed— Meth
4,600
1,650
4,200
3,000
17,000
4,600
1,510
40,000
35,000
7,200
25,000
11,000
Saturday Blade .............. Sat— Fam 280,000
Saturday Evn'g Herald ...... Sat— Ind 5,000
School Review ................ Mo— Ed 2,600
Schuh und Leder (Ger.) ..Sat— Com 3,000
Sentinel ....................... Th— Ind 30,000
Sewing Machine Ad'ce ____ Mo— Mech 3,700
Shears .................. Mo— Bk'bin'rs 2,700
Shoe & Leather Review Semi-W— Com 5,000
Shoe & Trade Journal ........ Sat— Tr 2,200
Sigma Chi ................. Qrtly— Coll 1,250
Skandinaven (Nor-Dan) ..... |D— Rep 15,560
Skandinaven (Nor-Dan) Semi-W— Rep 44,000
Skandinaven (Nor-Dan) ....Sun— Rep 18,000
Social Democrat .............. Tu— Lab 4,600
South Side Advocate ........ Sat— Ind 2,700
Southwest Advertiser ......... Th— Ind 2,000
Sporting Life .............. Sun — Sport 10,500
Sports Afield ............... Mo— Sport 22,500
Stage & Field ............. Sat— Drama 5,800
Standard ..................... Sat— Bap 13,000
Stationer and Printer ..Semi-M — Com 2,100
Stockman ................... *D— Stock 8,000
Stone ........................ Mo— Com 2,950
Street Railway Review ____ Mo — Mech 3,100
Therapeutics Suggestive ...Mo — Scien 5,600
Sunday School Lesson Illustrator
Mo— Evan 15,000
Sun Union Stock Yards) ....*D— Rep 14,000
Svenska Amerikanaren (Swed.)
Tu— Ind 40,000
Svenska Kuriren (Swed.) ....Tu— Ind 34,200
Svenska Tribunen (Swed.) Wed— Rep 30,000
Svornost (Bohem.) ........... JD— Ind 18,000
Sztandar (Polish) ............. Sat— Ind 3,100
Teacher & Student ........... Mo— Ed 2,100
Telegraf (Polish) ........... Wed— Ind
Telegram ..................... Fri— Ind 1,400
The "400" .............. Mo— So.&Trav 10,000
Timberman .................. Sat — Com 4,500
Times-Herald ................. JO— Ind 75,000
Times-Herald ................ Sun— Ind 112,500
Tribune ....................... JD— Rep 150,000
Tribune ...................... Sun— Rep 190,000
Tydenni Hlasatel (Bohem.)
Sat— Ind&Lab 4,000
Union Signal ................ Th— Tern 88,000
Universal Truth .............. Mo— Rel 3,000
University of Chicago Weekly Th— Ed 1,810
Up to Date ............... Bi-W— Hum 110,000
Verdens Gang (Nor.) ....... Fri— Ind 5,300
Vereins-Zeitung (Ger.) ...... Sat— Frat 9,000
Voice of Masonry ........... Mo — Mas 11,000
Vorbote (Ger.) .............. Wed— Soc 5,000
Westen (Ger.) ............... Sun— Ind 35,000
West End Advocate ......... Sat— Loc 5,000
Western Agriculturist & Live Stock
Journal ........... Semi-M— Live Stk 26,000
Western Bottler ............. Mo— Com 1,500
Western Brewer ............ Mo— Com 5,200
ILLINOIS.
UCHICAGO— Continued.
Western British-Am Sat— Brit-Am. 20,000
Western Broker Mo— Liq-Int 3,100
Western Cath. News Sat— Cath 10,000
Western Druggist Mo— Com 12,000
Western Electrician Sat— Elec 6,100
Western Fireman Wed— Fire 3,400
Western Painter Mo— Com 5,000
Western Plowman Semi-M— Ag 29,000
Western Stationer Bi-W— Com 2,400
Western Trade Journal Tu— Com 20,000
Western Undertaker Mo— Undt'kr 4,100
Western World Illustrated Mo 3,000
Wholesale Grocer Fri— Com 3,000
Wool Markets & Sheep Semi-M
Live Stk 12,000
Woman's Magazine (ad. P. 315)
Mo— Lit 50,000
World Sun— Ind 85,000
Young Crusader Mo— Tern 16,000
Zenske Listy (Bohem.) Semi-M— Fam 3,000
Zgoda (Pol.) Wed— Ind 12,500
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, .—Cook.
Signal Fri— Rep 1,310
CHICAGO LAWN, .—Cook.
Post Sat— Dem 500
CHILLICOTHE, 1,700.— Peoria.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 1,800
Enquirer Th— Dem 1,215
CHRISMAN, 850.— Edgar.
Courier Fri— Ind 820
CISSNA PARK, 430.— Iroquois.
Express Sat — Rep 650
CLAY CITY, 806.— Clay.
Advocate Fri— Dem 510
CLAYTON, 1,050.— Adams.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,008
CLIFTON, 500.— Iroquois.
Comet Sat— Ind 515
HCLINTON, 2,720.— DeWitt.
Public *D— Rep 400
Public Fri— Rep 1,620
Register Fri— Dem 1,470
Times *D— Dem 350
Times Th— Dem 600
COAL CITY, 1,700.— Grundy.
Advocate Fri— Ind 350
COATSBURG, 310.— Adams.
Review Sat— Ind 510
COBDEN, 1,045.— Union.
Fruit Growers' Jour Semi-M-FrtCult 6,500
Sentinel Th— Ind-D 725
COFFEEN, 530.— Montgomery.
Mercury Th— Ind 430
COLCHESTER, 1,655.— McDonough.
Democrat Th— Dem 810
Independent Th— Rep 660
COLFAX, 790.— McLean.
Press Fri— Ind 975
COLLINSVILLE, 3,520.— Madison.
Herald Fri— Rep 700
COOKSVILLE, 155.— McLean.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 400
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
fl County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev g.
.s Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
IT,LIXOIS.
CORNELL, 455.— Livingston.
Journal Fri— Ind 600
COULTERVILLE, 640.— Randolph.
Republican Fri — Ind 625
COWDEN, 710.— Shelby.
Reflector Fri— Ind 510
CREAL SPRINGS, 610.— Williamson.
Journal Th— Ind 785
CRESTON, 360.— Ogle.
Observer Th— Rep 620
CRETE, 655.— Will.
Citizen Th— Ind 450
CROSS VI LLE, 410.— White.
Gleaner Fri— Dem 560
CUBA, 1,210.— Fulton.
Journal Th— Ind 620
CULLUM, 250.— Livingston.
Chronicle Th— Rep 300
DAHLGREN, 360.— Hamilton.
Advocate Fri— Ind 400
DALLAS CITY, 750.— Hancock.
Review Fri — Ind 7GO
DANA, 265.— La Salle.
Clipper Fri— Rep 475
DANVERS, 510.— McLean.
Commercial Th— Ind 400
Dispatch Th— Ind 620
1JDANVILLE, 11,750.— Vermilion.
Banner Th— Pro 2,000
Commercial *D— Ind-R 2,350
Commercial Semi-W— Ind-R 1,900
News JD— Rep 1,800
News Th— Rep 4,000
Press (ad. P. 418) §D— Dem 2,210
Press (ad. P. 418) Wed— Dem 2,500
School Review Wed— Ed 7,500
Zeitung (Ger.) (ad. P. 466) ..Fri— Ind 1,200
flDECATUR, 17,700.— Macon.
Bulletin *D— Ind 1,575
Bulletin-Sentinel Tu— Ind 2,320
Herald §D— Rep 4,100
Herald Semi-W— Rep 5,300
Review §D— Dem 3,400
Review Semi-W— Dem 4,050
DEER CREEK, 150.— Tazewell.
Progress Th— Ind 725
DeKALB, 2,780.— DeKalb.
Advertiser Wed— Ind 800
Chronicle *D— Dem 720
Chronicle Semi-W— Dem 2,210
Poultry Chum Mo— Pity 7,500
Review Th— Rep 1,200
DELANO, 370.— Piatt.
Tribune Fri— Ind 400
DELAVAN, 1,260.— Tazewell.
Advertiser Th— Dem 650
Times-Press Th— Rep 1,850
DESPLAINES, 1,000.— Cook.
Times Sat— Ind 1,000
IIXfNOIS.
DIETERICH, 310.— Effingham.
Gazette Fri— Ind 421
Star Fri— Rep 975
Sun *D— Ind 1,250
Sun Th— Dem 1,800
Telegraph »D— Rep 1,190
Telegraph Th— Rep l.iaU
DOWNER'S GROVE, 1,010.— DuPage.
Reporter Th— Rep 750
DUNDEE, 2,200.— Kane.
Courier Sat — Tnd 375
Hawkeye Fri— Rep 1,050
DUNLAP, 250.— Peoria.
Times Th— Dem 510
DuQUOIN, 4,100.— Perry.
Baptist News ~. Sat— Bap 3,000
Call *D— Ind 384
Palladium Semi-W— Ind 675
Tribune Fri— Rep 700
DURAND, 494.— Winnebago.
Clipper Semi-W — Ind 850
DWIGHT, 1,400.— Livingston.
Banner Mo— Sons of Vets 3,000
Star and Herald (ad. P. 418) Sat— Ind 1,275
EARLVILLE, 1,080.— La Salle.
Gazette-Express Fri— Rep 960
Leader Fri— Ind 750
EAST DUBUQUE, 1,080.— Jo Daviess.
Register Fri— Ind 540
EAST GALESBURG, 910.— Knox.
Tribune Sat— Dem 1,000
EAST ST. LOUIS, 16,200.— St. Clair.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,200
Gazette Sat— Dem 3,000
Journal *D— Ind-D 2,170
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
Western Workman Sat— Dem 1,100
EDINBURG, 815.— Christian.
Herald Wed— Ind 445
flEDWARDSVILLE, 4,500.— Madison.
Democrat Th— Dem 700
Intelligencer Semi-W— Dem 2,400
Republican Tu— Rep 1,000
fiEFFINGHAM, 4,200.— Effingham.
Democrat (ad. P. 468) Fri— Dem 1,450
Friend of Home Mo— Pro 1,100
Republican Fri— Rep 1,032
Volksblatt (Ger.) Th— Dem 800
ELBURN, 600.— Kane.
Record Fri— Ind 417
ELDORADO, 1,100.— Saline.
Reporter Th— Dem 710
ELGIN, 22,000.— Kane.
Courier *D— Rep 2,250
Courier Sat— Rep 1,800
Dairy Report Mon— Dairy 2,550
Dial «D— Ind 2,000
Democrat Fri— Dem 800
Evergreen Grower Mo— Hort 2,500
Every Saturday Sat — Lit 1,800
Germania (Ger.) Wed— Ind 1,950
Herold (Ger.) Sat— Dem 2,000
Advocate Sat— Rep 2,140
News *D— Rep 2,500
Record Qrtly— Frat 1,100
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,500
Young People's Weekly ..Sun — Unsec
t Morning and Sunday.
fi County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.s Sworn Circulation.
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ELIZABETH, 520.— Jo Daviess.
News Wed— Ind 515
rELIZABETHTOWN, 655.— Hardin.
Home News Th— Dem 500
Independent Wed— Dem 800
Silver Star Wed— Dem 500
ELMHURST, 1,860.— Du Page.
Courier Th— Ind 750
Enterprise Fri — Ind 450
News Fri— Ind 550
ELMWOOD, 1,600.— Peoria.
Courier Fri— Ind 600
Gazette Th— Rep 875
EL PASO, 1,380.— Woodford.
Journal Sat— Ind 1,560
EMDEN, 390.— Logan.
News Th— Ind 1,000
ENFIELD, 890.— White.
Clarion Th— Rep 800
Express Th— Ind 850
ENGLEWOOD, 15,800.— Cook.
Eye .. Sat— Ind-R 2,800
Times Fri— Ind 2,200
Woman's Rural Journal Mo— Pity 3,800
EQUALITY, 900.— Gallatin.
Advocate Fri— Ind 500
ERIE, 540.— Whiteside.
Independent Sat— Ind 570
EUREKA, 1,530.— Woodford.
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Journal Th— Ind 1,056
Republican Fri— Rep 750
EVANSTON, 13,200.— Cook.
Index Sat— Rep 1,750
Northwestern Th— Coll 850
Press Sat— Rep 1,725
EVANSVILLE, 410.— Randolph.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 576
EVERGREEN PARK, 706.— Cook.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 865
Review Sat— Ind 300
FAIRBURY, 2,500.— Livingston.
Blade Fri— Rep 1,400
Local Record Fri— Dem 975
UFAIRFIELD, 1,975.— Wayne.
Press Th— Rep 51,440
Record Th— Dem 51,510
Republican Th— Rep 1,400
Sun Sat— Dem 1,000
FAIRMOUNT, 669.— Vermilion.
Review Fri— Ind 710
FAIRVIEW, 495.— Fulton.
Bee Th— Ind 400
FARINA, 625.— Fayette.
News Th— Rep 768
FARMER CITY, 1,470.— DeWitt.
Journal Fri— Ind 1,206
Sun Fri— Rep 900
FARMERSVILLE, 240.— Montgomery.
Advance . ...Fri — Ind 415
ILLINOIS.
FARMINGTON, 1,385.— Fulton.
Bugle Th— Ind 750
Home Visitor Sat— Ind-R 800
FINDLAY, 540.— Shelby.
Enterprise Th— Ind 500
FISHER, 350.— Champaign.
Reporter Fri — Ind 623
FLANAGAN, 390.— Livingston.
Garden & Poultry Mo — Pity
Home Times Fri— Rep 800
FLAT ROCK, 360.— Crawford.
Monitor Wed— Ind 500
FLORA, 1,715.— Clay.
Journal Th— Rep 900
FORREST, 1,060.— Livingston.
Rambler Wed— Rep 620
FORRESTON, 1,160.— Ogle.
Herald Sat— Rep 815
Hustler Wed— Ind 600
FRANKLIN, 580.— Morgan.
Times Fri — Ind 627
FRANKLIN GROVE, 752.— Lee.
Reporter Fri— Ind 510
FRANKLIN PARK, 200.— Cook.
Press News Fri— Ind 500
FREEBURG, 910.— St. Clair.
News Th— Ind 400
HFREEPORT, 10,400.— Stephenson.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Wed— Dem 2,000
Banner (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,200
Sontagsblatt, an edition of Banner 1,200
Bulletin *D— Dem 1,500
Bulletin Th— Dem 3,000
Democrat (ad. P. 323) *D— Dem 1,350
Democrat (ad. P. 323) Fri— Dem 2,500
Journal *D— Rep 1,400
Journal Wed— Rep 2,000
Knights of the Globe . . . .Mo— K.ofG. 5,000
Poultry Journal Mo— Pity 5,900
FULTON, 2,175.— Whiteside.
Journal Semi- W— Dem 1,385
Register Semi-W— Rep 650
UGALENA, 6,200.— Jo Daviess.
Gazette (ad. P. 419) *D— Rep 660
Gazette (ad. P. 419) Th— Rep 6,580
News-Democrat §D — Dem G'jO
News-Democrat Th— Dem 2,475
UGALESBURG, 15,000.— Knox.
Coup D'Etat Mo— Coll 400
Labor News Sat— Lab 1,000
Lombard Review Mo— Coll 340
Mail *D— Ind-R 2,650
Mail Th— Ind-R 2,329
Plaindealer Fri— Rep 1,054
Republican Register *D— Rep 2,217
Republican Register Sat— Rep 1,936
Spectator Fri— Dem 1,030
Student Wed— Coll 620
GALVA, 2,425.— Henry.
News Th— Rep 875
Standard Wed— Rep 860
GARDNER, 1,150.— Grundy.
Chronicle .. ...Fri— Ind 720
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
GENESEO, 3,340.— Henry.
Arena *D— Ind-D 300
Arena Th— Ind-D 1.500
News Th— Ind 1,700
Poultry Graphic Mo— Pity 4,750
Republic Fri— Rep 2,459
Western Swineherd Mo— LiveStk 6,000
fiGENEVA, 2,275.— Kane.
Patrol Wed— Pro 600
Republican (ad. P. 464) Semi-W— Rep 1,060
GENOA, 644.— DeKalb.
Issue Fri— Rep 680
GERMAN VALLEY, 150.— Stephenson.
Mitarbeiter <Ger.) Mo— Evan 700
GIBSON CITY, 1,850.— Ford.
Courier Fri— Rep 900
Enterprise JD— Rep 300
Enterprise Th— Rep 700
GILLESPIE, 960.— Macoupin.
Herald Fri— Ind 750
GILMAN, 1,140.— Iroquois.
Signal .' Fri— Rep 650
Star Sat— Ind-R 600
GIRARD, 1,526.— Macoupin.
Gazette Th— Ind 700
Observer Fri— Dem 500
flGOLCONDA, 1,250.— Pope.
Herald-Enterprise Th— Rep 1,032
GOLDEN, 480.— Adams.
New Era Sat— Ind 675
GOOD HOPE, 376— McDonough.
Reflector Th— Ind 400
GRAND RIDGE, 330.— La Salle.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 520
GRANITE, 320.— Madison.
Progress Th-Ind 470
GRAYVILLE, 2,040.— White.
Independent Th— Rep 1,500
Mercury Wed— Dem 760
GREENFIELD, 1,170.— Greene.
Argus Fri— Ind-R 715
Blade Th— Dem 500
GREENUP, 880.— Cumberland.
Press Th— Dem sl,080
GREENVIEW, 1,200.— Menard.
Leader Fri— Dem 470
Mail Th— Ind 650
UGREENVILLE, 1,880.— Bond.
Adocate Th— Rep
Item Th— Ind
Sun Th — Dem
GRIDLEY, 495.— McLean.
Advance Fri — Ind
Herald Fri— Ind
GRIGGSVILLE, 1,340.— Pike.
Independent Press Wed — Ind
GROSSDALE, 300.— Cook.
Magnet Fri — Rep
Vigilant Sat— Rep
1,300
900
1,200
360
310
900
563
475
ILLINOIS.
HAMILTON, 1,360.— Hancock.
Press Fri— Rep 500
HAMPSHIRE, 710.— Kane.
Register Th— Ind 726
HANOVER, 750.— Jo. Daviess.
Journal Th— Ind 515
HHARDIN, 340.— Calhoun.
Herald Th— Dem 1,025
Leader Th— Rep 770
HARLEM (Oak Park P. O.)— Cook.
News Semi-W— Ind 475
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 515
UHARRISBURG, 1,860.— Saline.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 912
Herald Fri— Rep 1,000
Register Fri— Dem 800
HARVARD, 2,000.— McHenry.
Herald Fri— Ind-R 1,775
Independent Th— Rep 1,800
HARVEL, 820.— Montgomery.
Era Fri— Ind 350
HARVEY, 1,500.— Cook.
Tribune-Citizen Sat— Rep *825
fiHAVANA, 2,600.— Mason.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,376
Press Th— Rep 1,000
Republican Fri— Rep 1,140
HEBRON, 465.— McHenry.
Tribune Wed— Rep 510
JIHENNEPIN, 590.— Putnam.
Record Th— Ind 600
HENRY, 1,610.— Marshall.
Republican Th— Rep 1,760
Times (ad. P. 323) ... .Semi-W— Dem 1,550
HERSCHER, 420.— Kankakee.
New Era Fri— Ind 400
HEYWORTH, 570.— McLean.
Natural Gas Fri-Ind 600
HIGHLAND, 1,880.— Madison.
Journal Th— Ind 1,440
llnion (Ger.) (ad. P. 335) ...Th— Rep 1,387
HIGHLAND PARK, 2,175.— Lake.
News Fri— Ind 500
flHILLSBORO, 2,400.— Montgomery.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,100
News Fri— Dem 1,850
HINCKLEY, 510.— DeKalb.
Review Fri— Rep 1,260
HINDSBORO, 300.— Douglas.
News (ad. P. 313) Fri— Dem 800
HINSDALE, 1,670.— Du Page.
Beacon Sat— Rep 572
Doings Sat— Rep 900
Herald Sat— Ind 840
HOMER, 910.— Champaign.
Enterprise Th— Rep 710
Pilot Wed— Ind 600
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Mornjng, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
HOOPESTON, 2,000.— Vermilion.
Chronicle »D— Rep 312
Chronicle Th— Rep 984
Herald Tri-W— Rep 1,000
News Sat— Ind 780
HOPEDALE, 476.— Tazewell.
Review Fri— Ind 500
HULL, 460.— Pike.
Breeze Sat— Ind 400
HUMBOLDT, 290.— Coles.
News Wed— Ind 300
HUME, 440.— Edgar.
Record Sat— Ind 615
HUTSONVILLE, 430.— Crawford.
Herald Fri— Ind 400
ILLIOPOLIS, 705.— Sangamon.
Center Th— Ind 500
Record Th— Ind 510
INDIANOLA, 480.— Vermilion.
Gazette Th— Ind 350
INDUSTRY, 450.— McDonough.
Enterprise Th— Ind 620
IPAVA, 690.— Fulton.
Independent Wed— Ind 520
IRVING, 640.— Montgomery.
Times Th— Ind 415
IRVING PARK, 1,200.— Cook.
News Sat— Ind 400
IVESDALE, 350.— Champaign.
News Fri— Dem 350
HJACKSONVILLE, 13,400. Morgan.
College Rambler Semi-M— Coll 480
Courier *D— Dem 800
Courier Wed— Dem 2,800
Tournal (ad. P. 470) §D— Rep 1,525
Journal (ad. P. 470) Wed— Rep 2,200
ffJERSEYVILLE, 3,400.— Jersey.
Democrat *D 300
Democrat Th— Dem 1,800
Republican (ad. P. 309) Th— Rep 1,100
JOHNSTON CITY, 350.— Williamson.
Progress Th— Ind 520
UJOLIET, 35,000.— Will.
General- Anzeiger (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1.570
News »D— Ind 6,030
News Fri— Ind 2,075
Record (ad. P. 336) Fri— Dem 2,200
Republican (ad. P. 335) »D— Rep 5,400
Republican (ad. P. 335) ....Fri— Rep 2,300
Signal Fri— Dem 1,050
Star Sun— Ind 1,000
Times *D— Dem 2,500
Times Fri— Dem 1,250
flJONESBORO, 1,275.— Union.
Gazette (ad. P. 464) Sat— Dem 1,200
KANE, 570.— Greene.
Telegram Th— Ind 500
UKANKAKEE, 9,500.— Kankakee.
Democrat *D— Ind-D 1,354
Democrat Semi- W— Ind-D 2,978
Gazette *D— Rep 600
Gazette Th— Rep 1,200
Times *D— Rep 900
Times Semi-W— Rep 2,050
ILLINOIS.
KANSAS, 1,100.— Edgar.
Journal Th— Ind 730
KEITHSBURG, 1,550.— Mercer.
News Th— Ind 1,200
KENNEY, 500.— De Witt.
Gazette Fri— Ind 470
Herald Fri— Ind 490
KENSINGTON, 2,550.— Cook.
Enterprise Sat— Rep 1,800
KEWANEE, 7,000.— Henry.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,642
News *D— Ind 730
Star (ad. P. 335) »D— Rep 850
Star (ad. P. 335) Fri— Rep 1,088
KINMUNDY, 1,110.— Marion.
Express Th— Ind 700
Journal Th— Ind 500
Horticultural Visitor Mo— Hort 2,850
KIRKWOOD, 960..— Warren.
Leader Wed— Ind 822
KNOXVILLE, 1,760.— Knox.
Republican Wed— Rep 1,680
flLACON, 1,670.— Marshall.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
Home Journal (ad. P. 335) ..Th— Rep 1,500
LA GRANGE, 2,500.— Cook.
Call Sat— Rep 1,200
Suburban News Semi-W— Ind 850
Times Sat— Ind 800
LA HARPE, 1,170.— Hancock.
La Harper Semi-W— Ind 1,250
Quill Fri— Rep 1,000
LAKE FOREST, 1,275.— Lake.
Lake Forester Sat— Rep 672
Stentor Tu— Coll 600
LA MOILLE, 525.— Bureau.
Gazette Fri— Ind-D 473
LANARK, 1,300.— Carroll.
Gazette Wed— Rep 1,248
LA SALLE, 12,000.— La Salle.
Democrat *D— Dem 1,000
Democrat Sun— Dem 1,100
Tribune *D— Ind 1,256
Tribune Fri— Ind 750
LATHAM, 270.— Logan.
Tribune Fri— Ind 598
fiLAWRENCEVILLE, 1,500.— Lawrence.
Herald Th— Dem 800
News Th— Rep 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 896
LEAF RIVER, 345.— Ogle.
Mirror Th— Rep 510
LEBANON, 1,725.— St. Clair.
Tournal Fri— Rep 698
Leader Fri— Ind 522
LELAND, 576.— La Salle.
Times Th— Rep 500
LEMONT, 3,800.— Cook.
Observer & Ledger Fri— Ind-R 895
LENA, 1,345.— Stephenson.
Star Fri— Rep 827
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
LEONORE, 310.— La Salle.
Gazette Fri — Ind
LERNA, 315.— Coles.
Enterprise Fri — Ind
LE ROY, 1,270.— McLean.
Enterprise Fri — Ind
Journal Sat — Ind
flLEWISTOWN, 2,195.— Fulton.
Democrat Wed-Ind-D
News Th— Dem
Record *D— Ind
Record Th— Rep
Republican Fri — Rep
LEXINGTON, 1,215.— McLean.
Unit Fri— Ind
LIBERTYVILLE, 570.-Lake.
Independent Fri — Ind
fiLINCOLN, 6,890.— Logan.
Courier *D — Ind
Courier Semi-W — Ind
Herald Th— Rep
News *D— Ind
Times Th— Dem
Volksblatt (Ger.) Th— Dem
LITCHFIELD, 5,870.— Montgomery.
Herald *D— Dem
Herald Th— Dem
Monitor Th— Rep
News *D — Rep
News Semi-W — Rep
LITTLE YORK, 250.— Warren.
Ensign Th— Ind
LOAMI, 410. — Sangamon.
Clarion Sat — Ind
LOCKPORT, 2,700.— Will.
Advertiser Th— Ind
Journal Sat — Ind
Phoenix Th— Rep
LODA, 600.— Iroquois.
Register Th— Ind-D
LONDON MILLS, 680.— Fulton.
Times Fri — Ind
LOSTANT, 380.— La Salle.
Reporter Fri — Ind
ULOUISVILLE, 670.— Clay.
Ledger Th— Dem
Republican Fri — Rep
LOVINGTON, 770.— Moultrie.
Reporter Fri — Ind
LUDLOW, 300.— Champaign.
Leader Fri — Ind
McHENRY, 990.— McHenry.
Journal Sat — Ind
Plaindealer (ad. P. 311) ....Wed— Rep
MACKINAW, 560.— Tazewell.
Enterprise Fri— Ind
McLEAN, 510.— McLean.
Lens Fri — Ind
UMcLEANSBORO, 2,500.— Hamilton.
Leader Th— Rep
Times Fri — Dem
380
350
500
1,800
1,573
1,200
500
1,000
780
1,115
1,480
900
2,100
1,700
1,400
1,575
2,000
420
847
1,200
550
900
497
350
2,300
980
860
500
51,024
540
820
650
1,050
300
800
1,200
520
400
912
1,000
ILLINOIS.
PIACOMB, 5,500.— McDonough.
By-Stander Wed— Rep 2,940
Eagle Th— Dem 2,400
Journal (ad. P. 311) »D— Rep 750
Journal (ad. P. 311) Th— Rep 2,150
Times Th— Dem 1,000
MACON, 880.— Macon.
Record Fri— Ind 1,100
MAHOMET, 480.— Champaign.
Sucker State Sat— Ind 510
MALTA, 450.— DeKalb.
Record Wed— Ind 430
MANHATTAN, 265.— Will.
Record Fri— Ind 370
MANITO, 450.— Mason.
Express Th— Ind 500
MANSFIELD, 560.— Piatt.
Express Fri— Ind 615
MANTENO, 640.— Kankakee.
Independent Th— Rep 610
MAQUON, 500.— Knox.
Breeze Th— Ind 300
MARENGO, 1,510.— McHenry.
News Th— Rep 750
Republican Fri— Rep 1,200
flMARION, 1,350.— Williamson.
Egyptian Press Th— Dem 700
Leader Th— Rep 800
News Th— Rep 520
MARISSA, 890.— St. Clair.
Messenger Fri — Ind 412
MAROA, 1,180.— Macon.
News Fri— Ind 820
Times Sat— Ind-D 700
MARSEILLES, 2,300.— La Salle.
Plaindealer Fri— Ind 500
Register Sat— Rep 627
^MARSHALL, 1,945.— Clark.
Acorn (ad. P. 313) Fri— Pop 850
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,400
Herald Th— Rep 1,200
MARTINSVILLE, 790.— Clark.
Planet Fri— Ind 515
MASCOUTAH, 2,200.— St. Clair.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Th— Ind 850
Herald W— Dem 840
Times Fri— Rep 600
MASON CITY, 1,950.— Mason.
Banner Th— Ind 763
Times Th— Rep 1,296
MATTOON, 9,850.— Coles.
Commercial Th— Dem 1,800
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,750
Journal *D— Rep 540
Journal Sat— Rep 1,200
Star (ad. P. 464) *D— Dem 500
Star (ad. P. 464) Sat— Dem 1,820
MAYFAIR, .—Cook.
Jeffersonian Sat— Ind 600
MAYWOOD, 1,250.— Cook.
Herald Fri— Ind 600
t Morning and Sunday. t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
fl County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MAZON, 360.— Grundy.
Register ."....Th—Ind 700
MEDIA, 200.— Henderson.
Record Th— Rep 400
MEDORA, 620.— Macoupin.
Messenger Fri — Ind 550
MELROSE PARK, 1,850.— Cook.
Leader Sat— Ind 1,211
MELVIN, 600.— Ford.
Tarnscript Fri— Ind-R 500
MENDON, 640.— Adams.
Dispatch Th—Ind 700
MENDOTA, 3,600.— La Salle.
Our Hope Wed— Rel 3,000
Post (Ger.) Sat— Ind-D 900
Reporter Fri— Dem 1,054
Sun-Bulletin Sat— Rep 1,850
MEREDOSIA, 640.— Morgan.
News Th—Ind 510
fiMETAMORA, 770.— Woodford.
Herald Th— Dem 424
^METROPOLIS CITY, 3,750.— Massac.
Baptist Truth Semi-M— Bap 500
Democrat Th— Dem 740
Gazette Fri— Ind 600
Journal-Republican Th — Rep 965
MILAN, 700.— Rock Island.
News Sat— Ind 800
MILFORD, 1,060.— Iroquois.
Herald Th— Rep 790
MILLEDGEVILLE, 450.— Carroll.
Free Press Th— Ind-R 630
MILLSTADT, 1,220.— St. Clair.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 500
MINIER, 670.— Tazewell.
News Fri— Ind 430
MINONK, 2,500.— Woodford.
News Fri— Ind s2,300
Register Th— Rep 1,100
MOLINE, 17,500.— Rock Island.
Dispatch *D— Rep 1,950
Dispatch Fri— Rep 1,100
Mail .....*D-Ind 1,680
Mail Sun— Ind 1,698
Practical Age Mo— Ed 2,100
Journal *D— Ind 1,500
Journal .'.Semi-W— Rep 1,000
MOMENCE, 1,665.— Kankakee.
Free Press Sat— Rep 1,100
Press- Reporter Fri— Rep 740
UMONMOUTH, 6,200.— Warren.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,570
Gazette *D— Ind 750
Republican-Atlas (ad. P. 334) Fri— Rep si, 680
Review *D— Ind 1,500
Review Semi-W— Ind 800
flMONTICELLO, l,710.-Piatt.
Bulletin Fri— Dem jl,405
Pilot (ad. P. 334) Wed— Rep 1,100
Republican (ad. P. 461) Th— Rep 51,473
MORGAN PARK, 1,100.— Cook.
Town Talk Sat— Rep 997
ILLINOIS.
ffMORRIS, 3,800.— Grundy.
Herald ........................ *D— Rep
Herald ....................... Fri— Rep
Post ........................... *D— Ind
Post ............ . .............. Th—Ind
Sentinel ...................... *D— Rep
Sentinel ...................... Th— Rep
UMORRISON, 2,100.— Whiteside.
Record . .............. Wed— Ind
Sentinel .................... Th— Ind-R
MORRISONVILLE, 850.— Christian.
Times ......................... Th—Ind
MORTON, 670.— Tazewell.
Advocate ...................... Th—Ind
PIOUND CITY, 2,150.— Pulaski.
Hornet .................... Fri— Ind-D
Enterprise .................... Th—Ind
flMOUNT CARMEL, 3,590.— Wabash.
Register ...................... Th— Dem
Republican ................... Fri— Rep
flMOUNT CARROLL, 2,000.— Carroll.
Democrat ..................... §D— Rep
Democrat ............... Semi-W— Rep
Mirror ........................ Th— Rep
MOUNT MORRIS, 920.— Ogle.
Gospel Messenger ........... Sat — Bap
Index ......................... Th— Rep
News (ad. P. 331) .......... Wed— Ind
MOUNT OLIVE, 2,250.— Macoupin.
Herald ....................... Sat— Ind
Teutonia (Ger.) .............. Fri— Ind
MOUNT PULASKI, 1,370.— Logan.
Democrat .................... Fri— Dem
News ......................... Fri— Ind
flMOUNT STERLING, 1,670.— Brown.
Democrat Message ........ Sat— Dem
Examiner .................. Sat— Ind-D
Republican (ad. P. 334) ...... Th— Rep
fiMOUNT VERNON, 3,600.— Jefferson.
Democrat .................. Wed— Dem
News ........................ *D— Dem
News ....................... Wed— Dem
Register ...................... *D— Rep
Register .................... Wed-Rep
MOWEAQUA, 865.— Shelby.
Call-Mail .................... Wed— Ind
Republican (ad. P. 334) ...... Th— Rep
MULBERRY GROVE, 860.— Bond.
Argus ......................... Fri— Ind
flMURPHYSBORO, 4,100.— Jackson.
Era ........................... §D— Rep
Era ........................... Fri— Rep
Independent ................. *D — Dem
Independent ................. Fri— Dem
Journal ....................... Fri— Pon
Republican .......................... §D
Republican .................. Fri— Rep
XAPERVILLE, 2,460.— Du Page.
Chronicle .................... Mo— Coll
Clarion ...................... Wed— Ind
Press .................... Semi-W— Rep
UNASHVILLE, 2,110.— Washington.
Democrat ................... Fri— Dem
Journal ....................... Th— Rep
Post (Ger.) .................. Th— Dem
Volksblatt (Ger.) ............ Fri— Rep
800
2,300
490
850
350
800
1,000
1,800
420
403
600
775
1,900
900
600
1,810
1,325
6)0
1,200
800
2,040
1,300
980
j900
600
500
820
515
850
1,482
800
418
517
1,200
650
900
800
400
700
615
800
500
840
1,000
1,050
1,200
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g-
5 Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
NAUVOO, 1,265.— Hancock.
Independent Fri— Ind 1,100
Rustler Tu— Ind 960
NEBO, 460.— Pike.
Signal Th— Dem 575
NEOGA, 840.— Cumberland.
News Fri— Rep 1,000
Progress Sat — Rep 625
NEPONSET, 720.— Bureau.
News Fri— Ind 500
NEW ATHENS, 650.— St. Clair.
Journal Fri— Ind 408
NEW BERLIN, 500.— Sangamon.
Tribune Fri— Ind 400
NEW CANTON, 440.— Pike.
News Sat— Ind 470
NEW DOUGLASS, 560.— Madison.
World Fri— Ind 500
NEW HOLLAND, 400.— Logan.
Journal Fri— Ind 300
NEWMAN, 1,035.— Douglas.
Independent (ad. P. 333) ....Fri— Rep 2,700
Record Th— Rep 1,000
UNEWTON, 1,735.— Jasper.
Mentor ., Wed— Rep 890
Press Wed— Dem 1,100
Star Semi- W— Dem 600
NOBLE, 430.— Richland.
Pilot Th— Ind 650
NOKOMIS, 1,320.— Montgomery.
Deutsch Amerikaner (Ger.) Wed— Ind 624
Free Press Gazette Fri— Ind 700
Progress Fri— Dem 460
NORMAL, 3,700.— McLean.
Advocate Sat— Rep 1,500
Call Semi- W— Ind 900
Grange News Semi-M — Ag 4,800
Vidette Mo— Coll 1,000
NORRIS CITY, 1,020.— White.
Record Th— Dem 785
NO. CHICAGO, 670.— Lake.
Times Sat— Ind 530
NUNDA, 450.— McHenry.
Herald Th— Ind 1,260
OAKLAND, 1,230.— Coles.
Ledger Fri— Ind 4,010
Messenger Fri— Rep 850
OAK PARK, 5,200.— Cook.
Intelligence Semi-M— Ed 12,000
Nachrichten Bi-W 4,700
Reporter Fri— Ind 1,400
Star Mo— Tuv 100,000
Vindicator Fri— Rep 2,100
Week's Current Mon— Ind 15,000
OBLONG, 400.— Crawford.
Ledger Th— Rep 400
Oracle Fri— Dem 540
ODELL, 810.— Livingston.
Gazette & Reporter Fri— Ind 600
O'FALLON, 900.— St. Clair.
Progress Th— Ind 500
OGDEN, 340.— Champaign.
Courier ... Fri— Ind 400
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ILLINOIS.
OHIO, 370.— Bureau.
Herald Sat— Ind 300
OKAWVILLE, 470.— Washington.
Republican Enterprise Th — Rep 370
Times Fri— Ind 427
fiOLNEY, 3,900.— Richland.
Advocate (ad. P. 333) Fri— Rep 2,000
Democrat *D— Dem 400
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Tournal *D— Rep 487
Fournal Th— Rep 1,000
Tail (ad. P. 343) *D— Rep 350
Mail (ad. P. 343) *D— Repl 350
Republican (ad. P. 343) ..Wed— Rep J 1,100
ONARGA, 1,000.— Iroquois.
Leader & Review Fri— Ind-R 1,056
ONEIDA, 720.— Knox.
Dispatch Wed— Ind 576
fOQUAWKA. 805.— Henderson.
Democrat Wed— Dem 600
Journal Th— Rep 920
Spectator Wed— Pro 310
ORANGEVILLE, 354.— Stephenson.
Courier Sat— Ind 500
flOREGON, 1,900.— Ogle.
Independent-Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
Reporter Wed— Rep 1,400
Republican Th— Rep .$1,700
ORION, 632.— Henry.
Times Th— Rep 675
fiOTTAWA, 10.700.— La Salle.
Afholds-Bennen (Skan) Th— Tern 475
Fairdealer *D— Sil-D 775
Fairdealer Fri— Sil-D 1,542
Free Trader *D— Dem 1,010
Free Trader Fri— Dem 1,774
Herold (Ger.) Fri— Ind 4,000
Journal (ad. P. 333) *D— Rep 1,500
Journal (ad. P. 333) Wed— Rep 1,800
Journal (ad. P. 333) Sun— Rep 2,000
Republican-Times *D— Rep 800
Republican-Times Th— Rep 1,800
Wockenblatt (Ger.) Fri— Ind-R 1,894
Workman & Farmer Sat— Pop 1,000
PALATINE, 910.— Cook.
Enterprise Sat— Ind-R 520
Review Sat— Ind 400
PALESTINE, 740.— Crawford.
News ..Th— Rep 460
Reporter Semi- W— Rep 400
PALMYRA, 510.— Macoupin.
Transcript Fri — Ind 715
PANA, 5,160.— Christian.
Beacon Light *D— Rep 600
Beacon Light Sat— Rep 900
Gazette *D— Rep 750
Gazette Sat— Rep 1,160
Palladium *D— Dem 480
Palladium Sat— Dem 750
fiPARIS, 6,200.— Edgar.
Beacon *D— Rep 1,000
Beacon Semi-W— Rep 2,500
Gazette §D— Dem 520
Gazette Wed— Dem 1,784
Herald Fri— Dem 987
Republican *D— Rep 725
Republican Sat — Rep 1,200
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday.
11 County Seat. * Evening, "
§ Morning, except Monday.
*•* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
Sworn Circulation.
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ILLINOIS.
PARK RIDGE, 1,000.— Cook.
111. Good Templar Mo— Tern
PATOKA, 508.— Marion.
News Th— Ind
PAWNEE, 360.— Sangamon.
Observer Th— Ind
PAW PAW, 720.— Lee.
Times Fri— Rep
flPAXTON, 2,300.— Ford.
Record Th— Rep
Register Wed— Ind-D
PAYSON, 560.— Adams.
Times Th— Dem
PEARL CITY, 460.— Stephenson.
News Fri — Ind
PECATONICA, 1,100.— Winnebago.
News Sat — Rep
fiPEKIN, 9,500.— Tazewell.
Anchor & Shield Mo— A.O.U.W.
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Ind
Post §D— Ind-R
Republican Post Th— Ind-R
Times *D— Dem
Times Th— Dem
Tribune fad. P. 318) *D— Rep
Tribune (ad. P. 318) Th— Rep
IfPEORIA, 42,600.— Peoria.
Demokrat (Ger.) *D— Ind-D
Demokrat (Ger.) Th— Ind-D
Herald-Transcript JD— Dem
Herald-Transcript Th— Dem
Herald-Transcript Sun — Dem
Journal *D — Ind
Journal Th — Ind
Journal Sun— Ind
Locomotive Firemen's Magazine
Mo— LocF'M'n
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind
Railroad Telegrapher Mo — Tel
Railroad Trainmen's Jour ..Mo — R.R.
Sonne (Ger.) *D — Ind
Sonne (Ger.) Th — Ind
Sonntags Glocke (Ger.) Sun — Ind
Sonntags Post (Ger.) Sun — Ind
Star *D— Ind
Times *D— Ind
Trade & Labor Gazette Fri — Lab
Volksfreund (Ger.) §D— Ind
PEOTONE, 720.— Will.
Vidette Fri— Ind
PERRY, 710.— Pike.
News Fri — Ind
PERU, 5,900.— La Salle.
News-Herald *D— Ind
News-Herald Wed— Ind
flPETERSBURG, 2,650.— Menard.
Democrat Sat — Dem
Observer Sat— Rep
PHILO, 498.— Champaign.
Budget Fri— Ind
fiPINCKNEYVILLE, 2,300.— Perry.
Advocate Fri— Rep
Democrat Fri — Dem
PIPER CITY, 465.— Ford.
Advocate Fri — Ind
Journal Sat — Ind
800
576
400
825
1,300
1,000
500
680
900
15,000
2,400
1,320
3,140
1,407
2,900
1,300
1,500
2,403
6,100
7,500
3,000
5,500
8,250
6,800
6,000
32,100
1,927
15,200
34,500
1,550
3,150
3,700
2,640
5,000
4,800
1.000
2,500
740
410
1,600
1,100
1,300
1,000
600
600
520
490
ILLINOIS.
flPITTSFIELD, 3,450.— Pike.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,900
Republican Th— Rep 1,000
Times Wed— Dem 2,750
PLAINFIELD, 875.— Will.
Enterprise Th — Ind
PLAINVILLE, 305.— Adams.
Messenger Th— Ind
PLANO, 1,850.— Kendall.
News Wed — Rep
Standard Wed— Ind
PLEASANT PLAINS, 520.— Sangamon.
Gazette .. .. Fri— Ind
PLYMOUTH, 716.— Hancock.
Enterprise Fri — Ind
Scribe Th— Ind
1,020
748
1,400
800
408
715
675
POLO, 1,820.— Ogle.
Press Sat— Ind-R 1,100
Visitor Semi- W— Ind 725
flPONTIAC, 2,850.— Livingston.
Free Trader & Obesrver ....Fri— Dem 1,722
Leader *D— Ind 500
Leader Th— Ind 950
Plain Talk Sat— Rep 1,000
Sentinel (ad. P. 333) Fri— Rep 1,800
POPLAR GROVE, 370.— Boone.
Sentinel Fri— Ind 509
PORT BYRON, 780.— Rock Island.
Globe Fri— Ind 1,090
POTOMAC, 720.— Vermilion.
Patrol Fri— Dem 679
PRAIRIE CITY, 820.— McDonough.
Herald Sat— Ind 620
News Th— Ind 700
flPRINCETON, 4,350.— Bureau.
Record Fri— Ind 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 4,162
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,790
PRINCEVILLE, 661.— Peoria.
Republican Wed— Rep 700
Telephone Fri— Ind-R 1,076
PROPHETSTOWN, 720.— Whiteside.
Echo Th— Dem 500
Spike Sat— Rep 585
PULASKI, 420.— PulaskL
Herald Sat— Ind 678
PULLMAN, 12,500.— Cook
Review Sat— Ind 1,800
HQUINCY, 32,500.— Adams.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 4,200
Farmers' Call (ad. P. 317) ....Th— Ag 48,923
Germania (Ger.) *D— Ind-D 1,000
Germania (Ger.) Tu— Ind-D 2,000
Herald *D— Dem 3,500
Herald Fri— Dem 2,540
Journal (ad. P. 345) *D— Ind *9,690
Journal of Industry Th— Ind 1,400
Labor News Sat— Lab 1,000
Optic Sun— Soc 1,350
Progress (Col.) Sat— Free Sil 1,000
Record Sat— Ind 1,000
Reliable Poultry Journal ....Mo— Pity 30,000
Sat. Review (ad. P. 330) ....Sat— Ind 2,200
Sunday Optic Sun— Ind 1,576
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
i County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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••QUINCV— Continued.
Western Catholic Sat— Cath 5,000
Whig §D— Rep 6,800
Whig Th— Rep 7,200
W. Agriculturist & Live Stock Jour
Semi-M— LiveStk 26,000
RAMSEY, 610.— Fayette.
News-Journal Fri — Dem 710
RANKIN, 320.— Vermilion.
Independent Fri — Ind 562
RANSOM. 245.— La Salle.
News Fri— Ind 300
RANTOUL, 1,175.— Champaign.
News Wed— Ind-D 1,300
Press Fri— Rep 1,504
RARITAN, 260.— Henderson.
Reporter Wed— Ind 427
RAVENSWOOD, 1,504.— Cook.
No. Shore Mirror Sat— Ind 764
RAYMOND, 860.— Montgomery.
Independent Th— Ind-D 1,000
RED BUD, 1,230.— Randolph.
Democrat Fri— Dem 720
Pilgrim Sat— Ind 500
REYNOLDS, 370.— Rock Island.
Press Th— Ind 1,109
RICHMOND, 435.— McHenry.
Gazette Th— Rep 800
RIDGE FARM, 790.— Vermilion.
Republican Wed — Rep 574
RIDGWAY, 530.— Gallatin.
News Fri— Dem 775
RIVERDALE, 576.— Cook.
Reporter '. . Sat— Ind 796
RIVERTON, 1,207.— Sangamon.
Enterprise Sat — Ind 700
ROANOKE, 840.— Woodford.
Call Fri— Ind 530
ROBERTS, 330.— Ford.
Leader Fri— Ind 300
UROBINSON, 1,420.— Crawford.
Argus Wed— Rep 1,120
Constitution Th— Dem 1,176
Republican Wed— Rep 800
ROCHELLE, 1,860.— Ogle.
Herald Wed— Rep 1,200
Independent (ad. P. 418) Th— Ind 1,000
Register Fri— Rep 1,376
ROCHESTER, 355.— Sangamon.
Item Th— Ind 516
ROCK FALLS, 1,920.— Whiteside.
News Sat— Rep 800
UROCKFORD, 29,500.— Winnebago.
Furniture Journal Mo— Tr 3,500
Germania (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,300
Lever Th— Pro 9,000
Posten (Swed.) Sat— Rep 5,000
Progressive Art Journal . ...Bi-M— Art 2,200
Recorder (ad. P. 330) Sat— Rep 1,200
Register-Gazette *D— Rep s3,279
ILLINOIS.
'ROCKFORD— Continued.
Register-Gazette Semi- W— Rep j5,902
Republic *D— Rep 54,000
Republic Sat— Rep 3,000
Star §D— Dem .$3,338
Star Semi- W— Dem .$4,422
UROCK ISLAND, 14,100.— Rock Island.
Argus *D— Dem 1,900
Argus Fri— Dem 1,200
Augustana (Swed.) Th— Luth 13,355
Augustana Journal Semi-M — Luth 2,400
Forehanded Farmer Mo— Ag 1,000
Tri City Oracle (Col.) Sat— Rep 800
Union §D-R:p 1,700
Union Sat— Rep 1,500
Volks-Zeitung (Ger.) ... .Semi- W— Ind 1,242
ROCKTON, 930.— Winnebago.
Herald Fri— Ind-R 690
ROGERS PARK, 1,750.— Cook.
News-Herald Fri— Ind 480
No. Shore Suburban Fri— Ind 1,043
ROODHOUSE, 2,560.— Greene.
Eye-Herald Th— Dem 1,020
Record *D— Dem 500
Record Th— Dem 900
ROSEVILLE, 795.— Warren.
Times Fri— Rep 600
ROSSVILLE, 895.— Vermilion.
Independent (ad. P. 343) ..Th— Ind-R 800
Press Fri— Rep 1,260
URUSHVILLE, 2,120.— Schuyler.
Citizen .. *D— Ind-R 500
Citizen Th— Ind-R 1,580
Republican Th— Rep 1,250
Times Th— Dem 1,700
RUTLAND, 610.— La Salle.
Record Sat— Ind-R 300
SAILOR SPRINGS, 310.— Clay.
World Fri— Ind 478
ST. ANNE, 925.— Kankakee.
Record Fri— Ind-R 620
ST. CHARLES, 1,740.— Kane.
Chronicle Fri— Ind-R 580
ST. ELMO, 420.— Fayette.
Headlight Th— Ind 500
Record Th— Ind 545
ST. JOSEPH, 576.— Champaign.
Record Sat— Ind 540
JISALEM, 1,500.— Marion.
Democrat Fri— Dem jl,620
Herald Advocate *D— Ind 300
Herald- Advocate Fri— Dem 700
Republican (ad. P. 316) Th— Rep 1,900
SANDOVAL, 845.— Marion.
Free Press Fri— Ind 649
Times Sat— Ind 320
SANDWICH, 2,630.— DeKalb.
Argus Sat— Ind 850
Free Press Th— Rep 1,000
SAX JOSE, 320.— Mason.
Record Fri— Ind 450
SAUXEMIN, 380.— Livingston.
Gazette .. .. Fri— Ind 435
t Morning and Sunday.
ft County Seat.
* Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
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SAVANNA, 3,300.— Carroll.
Journal §D— Rep 500
Journal Th— Ind 800
Times §D— Rep 520
Times Th— Rep 1,200
SAYBROOK, 870.— McLean.
Gazette Wed— Rep 576
Independent Th— Ind 800
SEATON, 290.— Mercer.
Independent Fri— Ind 408
SENECA, 1,220.— La Salle.
News Sat— Ind 520
SHABBONA, 510.— DeKalb.
Express Fri— Rep 580
SHANNON, 600.— Carroll.
Express Th— Ind-D 800
Reporter Wed— Rep 500
fiSHAWNEETOWN, 1,900.— Gallatin.
Democrat Fri— Dem 860
National Swine Journal ...Mo — -Swine 1,500
News (ad. P. 322) Th— Rep 1,600
SHEFFIELD, 1,000.— Bureau.
Times Fri— Ind 800
flSHELBYVILLE, 3,210.— Shelby.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,600
Leader Th— Dem 1,214
Our Best Words Mo— Ref 1,200
Union *D— Rep 408
Union Th— Rep 1,170
SHELDON, 930.— Iroquois.
Journal Sat— Rep 910
SHERIDAN, 476.— La Salle.
Gazette Fri— Ind 400
SHERRARD, —.—Mercer.
Bulletin , Fri— Ind 400
SIB LEY, 410.— Ford.
Journal Fri— Ind 300
SIDELL, 470.— Vermilion.
Reporter Fri— Rep 960
SIDNEY, 605.— Champaign.
By- Way Fri— Ind 576
SIGEL, 305.— Shelby.
Advocate Wed— Ind 500
SMITHFIELD, 360.— Fulton.
Sun Wed— Ind 720
SOMONAUK, 474.— DeKalb.
Reveille Fri— Ind 800
SORENTO, 540.— Bond.
Blade Th— Ind 450 :
SOUTH ENGLEWOOD, .—Cook.
Mirror Th— Ind 650
SPARLAND, 510.— Marshall.
Item Fri— Ind 360
SPARTA, 1,975.— Randolph.
Argonaut Th— Sil 500
Plaindealer Fri— Rep 1,100
USPRINGFIELD, 40,350.— Sangamon.
Farmers' Magazine Mo — Ag 14,000
Journal JD— Rep 4,300
Journal Semi- W— Rep 4,050
ILLINOIS.
USPRINGFIELD— Continued.
Journal Sun — Rep
News *D — Rep
Odd Fellows' Herald . .S-M— I.O.O.F
Philatelist Mo— Phil
Pythian Knight Mo— K.ofP
Register §D — -Dem
Register Semi- W — Dem
Republican Sat — Rep
Independent Sat — Ind
State Capital (Col.) Sat— Rep
Wockenblatt (Ger.) Fri— Dem
Zeitung (Ger.) Wed— Dem
SPRING VALLEY, 3,880.— Bureau.
Gazette Fri— Ind-D
Press Sat— Rep
STANFORD, 394.— McLean.
Star Sat — Ind
STAUNTON, 2,400.— Macoupin.
Times Fri— Ind
STERLING, 5,940.— Whiteside.
Beobachter (Ger.) Fri-
Gazette *D
Gazette Fri
Herald Fri-
Standard *D
Standard , Th
-Dem
-Rep
-Rep
-Dem
-Rep
-Rep
STEWARDSON, 625.— Shelby.
Clipper Th— Ind
STILLMAN VALLEY, 404.— Ogle.
Graphic Fri — Rep
STOCKTON, 395.— Jo Daviess.
Herald Th— Ind
News Wed — Rep
STONINGTON, 280.— Christian.
Star (ad. P. 330.) Fri— Ind
STREATOR, 11,900.— La Salle.
Free Press *D— Rep
Free Press Fri — Rep
Monitor *D — Rep
Monitor Fri— Rep
Sittings Sat — Lab
Times *D— Dem
Times Tribune Fri — Dem
Volksblatt (Ger.) Fri— Dem
STRONGHURST, 295.— Henderson.
Graphic Sat — Ind
flSULLIVAN, 1,520.— Moultrie.
Herald Sat— Dem
News Fri — Rep
Progress Th — Dem
SUMNER, 1,060.— Lawrence.
Press Fri — Rep
^SYCAMORE, 3,065.— DeKalb.
City Weekly Wed— Rep
Democrat Fri — Dem
True Republican Semi-W — Rep
TABLE GROVE, 380.— Fulton.
Herald Th— Ind
TALLULA, 450.— Menard.
Journal Th — Ind
TAMAROA, 960.— Perry.
Times Th — Ind
T AM PI CO, 440.— Whiteside.
Tornado Sat — Ind
3,950
6,000
8,000
4,500
4,000
1,500
800
4,800
700
600
300
645
1,560
1,500
2,000
1,300
1,500
1,800
500
510
1,000
700
700
1,460
1,350
1,150
1,050
1,610
1,500
1.500
810
350
1,475
1,050
1,006
812
1,200
900
1,220
420
500
410
650
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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flTAYLORVILLE, 3,100.— Christian.
Breeze *D — Ind
Breeze Wed— Rep
Courier (ad. P. 330) *D— Dem
Courier (ad. P. 330) Th— Dem
Democrat *D — Dem
Democrat Semi- W — Dem
Journal Th— Rep
School News Mo — Ed
TENNESSEE, 320.— McDonough.
Clipper Sat — Rep
THOMSON, 380.— Carroll.
Review Wed — Rep
TISKILWA, 805.— Bureau.
Chief Wed— Ind
UTOLEDO, 680.— Cumberland.
Democrat Wed — Dem
Express (ad. P. 463) Th— Rep
TOLONO, 910.— Champaign.
Herald Fri— Rep
TOLUCA, 1,400.— Marshall.
Citizen Fri — Dem
Star Sat — Rep
TONICA, 490.— La Salle.
News Sat — Ind
flTOULON, 960.— Stark.
News Th— Rep
Sentinel Wed— Ind
TOWER HILL, 560.— Shelby.
Breeze Fri — Ind
TREMONT, 512.— Tazewell.
News Fri — Ind
Sun Sat — Ind
TRENTON, 1,395.— Clinton.
Sun -. Fri — Rep
TROY,— 850.— Madison.
Call Th— Ind
JTUSCOLA, 1,900.— Douglas.
Journal Sat — Rep
Republican Sat — Rep
Review Fri — Dem
UPPER ALTON, 1,880.— Madison.
College Review Mo — Coll
fURBANA, 3,820.— Champaign.
Courier §D — Ind
Courier Fri — Dem
Herald (ad. P. 463) Wed— Rep
URSA, 317.— Adams.
Times Sat— Ind
UTICA, 1,140.— La Salle.
Gazette Fri— Ind
flVANDALIA, 2,500.— Fayette.
Democrat Wed — Dem
Leader Th— Dem
Union Th— Rep
VENICE, 940.— Madison.
Blade Th— Ind
VERMONT, 1,175.— Fulton.
Eye Fri— Rep
Independent Th — Ind
481
1,023
350
1,525
500
2,860
1,400
17,000
500
400
609
900
510
950
570
1,050
520
1,440
1,104
610
500
575
900
500
1,575
920
1,800
310
450
2,600
2,800
476
410
710
1,175
1,000
475
600
ILLINOIS.
VERSAILLES, 525.— Brown.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 820
flVIENNA, 1,500.— Johnson.
Democrat Wed — Dem 427
Times Th— Rep 1,040
VIOLA, 575.— Mercer.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 625
VIRDEN, 1,670.— Macoupin.
Record Wed— Dem 800
Reporter Fri— Rep 800
^VIRGINIA, 1,630.— Cass.
Enquirer Sat— Dem 800
Gazette Fri— Rep 960
WAGGONER, 210.— Montgomery.
Press Fri— Ind 510
WALNUT, 610.— Bureau.
Leader Fri— Ind-D 700
Motor Th— Ind 670
WAPELLA, 420.— De Witt.
Index Wed— Ind 460
WARREN, 1,250.— Jo Daviess.
Leader Th— Ind 990
Sentinel Wed— Rep 800
WARRENSBURG, 510.— Macon.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 490
Times Th— Ind 1,000
WARSAW, 2,800.— Hancock.
Bulletin Fri— Rep 1,275
Record Th— Rep 670
WASHBURN, 610.— Woodford.
Leader Th— Ind 615
WASHINGTON, 1,315.— Tazewell.
News Th— Ind 800
Post Sat— Dem 560
^WATERLOO, 1,900.— Monroe.
Republican Th— Rep sl,114
flWATSEKA, 2,800.— Iroquois.
Blade Th— Rep 600
Democrat Fri — Dem 550
Republican Wed— Rep 1,664
Times Semi- W— Dem 3,900
WAUCONDA, 300.— Lake.
Leader Fri— Ind-R 515
fiWAUKEGAN, 9,500.— Lake.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,000
Gazette *D— Rep 1,500
Gazette Sat— Rep 2,740
Sun *D— Rep 1,000
Sun Sat— Rep 1,500
WAVERLY, 1,370.— Morgan.
Enterprise Th— Rep 600
Journal Sat— Ind 1,000
WAYNESVILLE, 380.— De Witt.
Record Sat— Ind 400
WELDON, 390.— De Witt.
Record Fri— Ind 540
WENONA, 1,070.— Marshall.
Index Th— Rep 1,200
WEST BROOKLYN, 310.— Lee.
News Fri— Rep 610
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* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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WEST CHICAGO, 1,910.— Du Page.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,300
Journal Th— Rep 1,140
WESTFIELD, 520.-C1ark.
Intelligencer • Th— Rep 610
WEST LIBERTY, 420.— Jasper.
Advocate Fri-Ind 500
WEST POINT, 340.— Hancock.
Journal Th— Ind 470
WEST PULLMAN, 4,000.— Cook.
Reporter Sat — Ind 500
flWHEATON, 2,300.— Du Page.
Illinoian Fri— Rep 1,000
Star Critic Wed— Dem 1,200
WHITE HALL, 2,369.— Greene.
Register (ad. P. 316) Fri— Dem 1,500
Republican *D— Rep 150
Republican Fri— Rep 800
WILLIAMSFIELD, 159.— Knox.
Times Th— Ind 490
WILLIAMSVILLE, 460.— Sangamon.
Times Th— Ind 700
WILMINGTON, 1,650.— Will.
Advocate Fri— Rep 750
Leader Sat— Ind 675
ILLINOIS.
UWINCHESTER, 1,590.— Scott.
Standard .....Fri— Rep 650
Sun Fri— Dem 500
Times Fri— Dem 1,430
WINDSOR, 910.— Shelby.
Gazette Th— Ind 800
WINNEBAGO, 470.— Winnebago.
Reflector Fri— Rep , 785
WINSLOW, 350.— Stephenson.
Register Fri— Ind 400
WOODHULL, 610.— Henry.
Dispatch Th— Ind 1,267
flWOODSTOCK, 1,720.— McHenry.
Demccrat Sat— Dem 1,440
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,450
Volksblatt (Ger.) Fri— Rep 1,350
WYANET, 1,500.— Bureau.
Review Sat— Ind 600
WYOMING, 1,120.— Stark.
Post-Herald Th— Rep 873
Tribune Wed— Ind 790
XENIA, 910.— Clay.
Progress Th— Ind 450
YATES CITY, 695.— Knox.
Banner Fri— Ind 610
fiYORKVILLE, 400.— Kendall.
Record Wed— Rep 1,800
INDIANA.
AKRON, 550.— Fulton.
News Fri— Ind-D 620
ALBANY, 580.— Delaware.
Journal Th— Ind-D 475
flALBION, 1,300.— Noble.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,475
New Era Wed— Rep 1,215
ALEXANDRIA, 730.— Madison.
Press Semi- W— Dem 1,140
Times Tri-W— Rep 740
Tribune *D— Rep 500
AMBIA, 298.— Benton.
News Fri— Ind 560
^ANDERSON, 10,950.— Madison.
Bulletin *D— Ind 1,700
Herald §D— Rep 1,340
Herald Fri— Rep 1,320
( News *D— Dem 2,000
(Democrat Fri— Dem 2,200
ANDREWS, 1,390.— Huntington.
Signal (ad. P. 321) Sat— Rep 750
flANGOLA, 1,860.— Steuben.
Herald (ad. P. 342) Wed— Dem 1,056
Magnet Fri— Rep 1,096
Republican Wed— Rep $2,225
ARCADIA, 680.— Hamilton.
Arcadian Fri — Ind 450
ARGOS, 1,115.— Marshall.
Reflector Th— Ind 500
ASHLEY, 620.— Steuben.
Times (ad. P. 462) Th— Ind 1,040
ATLANTA, 620.— Hamilton.
Times Sat— Ind 470
ATTICA, 2,340.— Fountain.
Demccrat Th— Dem 1,725
Ledger *D— Rep 800
Ledger Th— Rep 1,765
flAUBURN, 2,600.— De Kalb.
Courier *D— Dem 300
Courier Wed— Dem 1,200
Dispatch Th— Rep 1,310
AURORA, 3,950.— Dearborn.
Alpha & Omega Mo— Und 4,200
Bulletin Sat— Dem sl.OOO
Independent Th— Ind-R 760
A VILLA, 582.— Noble.
News Th— Ind 900
BATESVILLE, 1,322.— Ripley.
Herald Th— Dem 1,300
Tribune Th— Rep 1,000
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
j[ County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA.
fiBEDFORD, 3,500.— Lawrence.
Democrat JD— Ind-D 650
Democrat Fri— Ind-D 1,040
Mail *D— Rep 800
Mail Fri— Rep 1,600
X Ray *D— Ind 500
X Ray Th— Ind 900
BERNE, 560.— Adams.
Christlicher Bundes Bote (Ger.)
Th— Mennonite 1,800
Witness Th— Ind 700
BICKNELL, 1,100.— Knox.
Beacon Fri — Ind 517
flBLOOMFIELD, 1,350.— Greene.
Democrat (ad. P. 306) ....Wed— Dem 51,904
Hoosier Hustler Sat— Ind 1,200
News Fri— Rep 1,600
BLOOMINGDALE, 450.— Parke.
World Sat— Ind 490
flBLOOMINGTON, 8,550.— Monroe.
Courier Semi- W— Dem 1,800
Indiana Student Mo— Coll 700
Republican Progress Tu — Rep 1,800
Star Sat— Ind 924
Telephone *D— Rep 800
Telephone Semi- W— Rep 1,100
World §D— Dem 900
fiBLUFFTON, 5,200.— Wells.
Banner (ad. P. 306) Wed— Dem 1,784
Chronicle Wed— Rep 1,387
News *D— Ind 750
People's Press Fri— Pop 700
fiBOONVILLE, 2,500.— Warrick.
Enquirer Sat — Dem 1,350
Standard Fri— Rep 1,150
BORDEN, 500.— Clark.
Sentinel , Fri— Rep 625
BOSWELL, 610.— Benton.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 700
BOURBON, 1,070.— Marshall.
Mirror Th— Ind 720
News Th— Ind 800
^BRAZIL, 6,230.— Clay.
Democrat *D— Dem 500
Democrat Th— Dem 1,100
Enterprise Th— Rep 900
Era Th— Pop 1,500
Miner Th— Dem 1,300
Times *D— Ind 1,400
Times Semi- W— Ind 2,500
BREMEN, 1,130.— Marshall.
Enquirer Fri— Dem 1,240
BRIDGETON, 317— Parke.
Reporter Fri— Ind 470
BRISTOL, 540.— Elkhart.
Banner Fri— Rep 645
BROOK, 610.— Newton.
Reporter Fri— Ind 672
BROOKSBURG, 120.— Jefferson.
Sun Th— Ind 490
BROOKSTON, 450.— White.
Reporter Th— Ind-R 450
INDIANA.
fiBROOKVILLE, 2,040.— Franklin.
American Th— Rep 800
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,850
Visitor Mo— Fam 800
BROWNSBURG, 420.— Hendricks.
Record Fri— Ind 650
flBROWNSTOWN, 1,950.— Jackson.
Banner Th— Dem jl,013
BUNKER HILL, 570.— Miami.
Press Th— Ind 700
BURLINGTON, 520.— Carroll.
Mirror Th— Ind 472
BUTLER, 2,530.— DeKalb.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,030
Record Fri— Rep 927
CAMBRIDGE CITY, 1,800.— Wayne.
Citizen Sat— Rep 841
Tribune Sat— Rep 1,680
CAMDEN, 605.— Carroll.
Expositor Th— Ind 765
CAMPBELLSBURG, 420.— Washington.
Graphic Sat— Ind 800
UCANNELTON, 2,100-Perry.
Enquirer Sat— Rep 720
Telephone Th— Dem 2,300
CARBON, 540.— Clay.
Chronicle Sat— Ind 670
CARLISLE, 572.— Sullivan.
News Fri— Ind 600
CARTHAGE, 510.— Rush.
Record Fri— Rep 700
CAYUGA, .640.— Vermilion.
Herald Sat— Ind 800
CENTERVILLE, 910.— Wayne.
News-Record Th— Ind 520
CENTRE POINT, 520.— Clay.
Press Th— Ind 400
CHALMERS, 400.— White.
Ledger Sat— Ind 450
CHARLESTOWN, 890.— Clark.
Hustler Th— Rep 750
Record Sat— Dem 1,040
CHRISNEY, 360.— Spencer.
Sun Th— Ind 1,120
CHURUBUSCO, 880.— Whitley.
Truth Sat— Ind 1,200
CICERO, 650.— Hamilton.
New Era : Th— Ind 517
CLARK'S HILL, 236.— Tippecanoe.
News Fri— Ind 620
CLAY CITY, 1.020.— Clay.
Democrat Th— Rep 600
Reporter Fri— Ind-R 575
CLAYPOOL, 490.— Kosciusko.
Reporter Fri— Ind 570
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA.
CLINTON, 1,400.— Vermilion.
Argus Fri — Ind 600
Republican Sat— Rep 890
CLOVERDALE, 490.— Putnam.
Graphic .....Fri— Ind 627
COAL CITY, 310.— Owen.
Record Fri— Ind 375
COLFAX, 750.— Clinton.
Standard Sat— Ind 600
^COLUMBIA CITY, 3,100.— Whitley.
Commercial *D— Rep 350
Commercial Wed— Rep 1,100
Mail Fri— Rep 1,500
Post *D— Dem 425
Post Wed— Dem 1,350
flCOLUMBUS, 8,790.— Bartholomew.
Democrat *D— Dem 600
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,000
Herald *D— Dem 900
Herald Fri— Dem 1,500
Republican *D— Rep 900
Republican Th— Rep 1,600
Star *D— Rep 700
Star Th— Rep 1,100
Times ID— Ind 700
Times Fri— Ind 300
flCONNERSVILLE, 4,660.— Fayette.
Examiner *D— Dem 800
Examiner Wed— Dem 2,000
Jersey Hustler Semi-M— LiveStk 3,000
/News *D-Rep 1,300
(Times Wed— Rep 1,800
CONVERSE, 2,500.— Miami.
Journal Th— Ind 850
fiCORYDON, 930.— Harrison.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,500
Republican Th-Rep 1,300
1ICOVINGTON, 1,925.— Fountain.
Friend Fri— Dem 1,575
Gospel Echo Th—Ch of Christ 3,700
Republican (ad. P. 342) Fri— Rep 1,800
flCRAWFORDSVILLE, 10,400.— Montgomery.
Argus-News *D— Dem 920
Argus-News Sat— Dem 1,250
. Journal *D— Rep sl,346
Journal Fri— Rep ^3,270
Review Sat— Dem 1,500
Star Th— Dem 2,250
Star ..Sun— Ind 1,650
Wabash Mo— Coll 500
CROMWELL, 460.— Noble.
News Th— Ind 610
CROTHERSVILLE, 660.— Jackson.
Commercial Fri — Dem 540
ffCROWN POINT, 2,050.— Lake.
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,000
Register Fri— Dem 800
Star Fri— Rep 1,520
CULVER, .—Marshall.
Herald Fri— Ind 725
CYNTHIANA, .— Posey.
Argus Sat— Ind 700
DALE, 670.— Spencer.
Reporter Fri— Rep 500
INDIANA.
DALEVILLE, 500.— Delaware.
Echophone Fri— Ind 700
DANA, 520.— Vermilion.
News Th— Dem 750
fiDANVILLE, 1,600.— Hendricks.
Dispatch Semi- W— Rep 1,000
Gazette Th— Dem 1,104
Republican Th— Rep ^1,453
DARLINGTON, 470.— Montgomery.
Echo. Fri— Ind 670
flDECATUR, 3,690.— Adams.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,800
Journal *D— Ind 550
Journal Fri— Rep 1,100
fiDELPHI, 2,100.— Carroll.
Citizen (ad. P. 342) Sat— Ind-D 1,700
Herald *D— Ind 450
Tournal Th— Rep 2,000
Times Semi-W— Dem 1,876
DENVER, 620.— Miami.
Tribune Th— Ind 500
DERBY, 230.— Perry.
Game Bird : Mo— Pity 4,600
DILLSBORO, 450.— Dearborn.
Advocate Th— Ind 620
DUBLIN, 820.— Wayne.
Register Fri— Ind 575
DUNKIRK, 1,020.— Jay.
Star *D— Ind 500
Star Th— Ind 1,260
EARL PARK, 700.— Benton.
Gazette Th— Ind 600
EAST CHICAGO, 1,300.— Lake.
Globe Semi-W— Ind-R 415
EATON, 670.— Delaware.
Gas Light Fri— Ind 520
EDINBURG, 2,300.— Johnson.
Call .»D— Ind 500
Courier Th— Ind 1,600
ELKHART, 13,000.— Elkhart.
Herald of Truth ... .Semi-M— Menn 5,100
Herold Der Warheit (Ger.)
Semi-M— Menn 2,100
Mennon. Rundschau (Ger.) Wed— Ind 3,600
Review *D— Rep 1,900
Review Semi-W— Rep 750
Truth *D— Ind-D 1,700
Truth Th— Ind-D 1,300
Young People's Paper ..Mo— Juv&Lit 3,250
ELNORA, 950.— Daviess.
Tribune Fri— Ind 750
ELWOOD, 10,400.— Madison.
Call-Leader *D— Rep 1,500
Call-Leader Th— Rep 2,000
Courier Fri— Ind 1,000
I Record *D— Ind 1,240
1 Free Press Fri— Dem 1,672
^ENGLISH, 720.— Crawford.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,132
News Fri— Rep 1,000
ETNA GREEN, 420.— Kosciusko.
Tribune Fri— Pop 510
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, exceot Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
INDIANA.
flEVANSVILLE, 56,000.— Vanderburg.
A.O.U.W. Watchman Mo— A.O.U.W.
Coming Events .............. Sat— Lab
Courier ..................... $§D— Dem
Courier ................. Semi-VV— Dem
Courier ..................... Sun— Dem
Demokrat (Ger.) (ad. P. 356)
t§D— Ind-D
Demokrat (Ger.) (ad. P. 356)
Semi-W— Ind-D
Demokrat (Ger.) (ad. P. 358)
Sun— Ind-D
Economist .................... Sat— Ind
Hoosier Knight ........... Mo — K.ofP.
Hoosier Odd Fellow . .Mo— I.O.O.F.
Indiana Post (Ger.) ....... Sat— Ind-R
Journal ....................... JD— Rep
Journal News ............... Sun— Ind
Journal News .............. Mon — Rep
News ..................... *D— Ind-Lab
FAIRMOUNT, 2,489.— Grant.
News ......................... Th— Rep
FARMERSBURG, 310.— Sullivan.
Bee ............................ Th— Ind
FARMLAND, 780.— Randolph.
Enterprise .................... Fri— Rep
FLORA, 656.— Carroll.
Democrat .................... Sat— Dem
Enterprise .................... Fri— Ind
Sentinel ....................... Th— Ind
FORT BRANCH, 810.— Gibson.
Herald ........................ Sat— Ind
FORTVILLE, 690.— Hancock.
Tribune ....................... Fri— Ind
flFORT WAYNE, 50,000.— Allen.
Dispatch ...................... Th— Ind
Freie Presse (Ger.) < ........ *D— Ind-D
Freie Presse (Ger.) ........ Th— Ind-D
Journal Gazette (ad. P. 512) §D— Dem
Journal Gazette (ad. P. 512) Th— Dem
Medical Journal Magazine ..Mo— Med
News ......................... *D— Rep
News ......................... Fri— Rep
Sentinel ...................... *D— Dem
Sentinel .................... Wed— Dem
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) ....... *D— Dem
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) ........ Tu— Dem
FOUNTAIN CITY, 520.— Wayne.
Eagle ......................... Th— Rep
flFOWLER, 1,295.— Benton.
Leader ...................... Sat— Rep
Republican (ad. P. 462) ..... Th— Rep
Review ....................... Th— Dem
FRANCESVILLE, 417.— Pulaski.
Tribune ....................... Fri— Ind
flFRANKFORT, 6,200.— Clinton.
American Standard ........... Th— Pop
Banner ....................... Sat— Rep
Crescent ..................... *D— Dem
Crescent ..................... Fri— Dem
News ......................... *D— Rep
Times ......................... §D— Ind
Times ......................... Sat— Ind
fiFRANKLIN, 4,798.— Johnson.
Democrat .................... Fri— Dem
People's Paper ............... Fri— Pop
Republican ................... Fri— Rep
Star ........................... *D— Ind
8,100
1,227
8,307
9,400
8,307
3,200
7,000
4,000
2,400
1,630
2,200
8,200
1,100'
9,500
780
500
900
600
720
520
500
600
1,620
1,700
1,600
4,800
5,700
2,200
3,800
1,050
5,392
3,000
2,000
2,203
400
1,450
900
800
400
1,000
2,100
790
1,800
1,250
1,500
3,300
1,800
1,260
1,540
930
INDIANA.
FRANKTON, 530.— Madison.
Leader Fri— Ind 510
FREDERICKSBURG, 220.— Washington.
Gazette Fri— Ind 500
FREMONT, 675.— Steuben.
Eagle Th— Ind 400
GALVESTON, 480.— Cass.
Leader Th— Ind 415
Sun Th— Ind 500
GARRETT, 3,180.— De Kalb.
Clipper Th— Dem 1,000
Herald Fri— Ind-R 1,100
GAS CITY, 3,000.— Grant.
Gazette Th— Rep 700
' Journal Fri— Rep 1,240
GASTON, 615.— Delaware.
Gazette Th— Ind 420
GENEVA, 750.— Adams.
Herald Fri— Ind 850
GOODLAND, 918.— Newton.
Herald Sat— Ind 810
HGOSHEN, 6,200.— Elkhart.
Democrat *D— Dem 900
Democrat Semi-W— Dem 1,400
News (ad. P. 323) *D— Ind 1,500
News (ad. P. 323) Semi-W— Ind 2,200
Times *D— Rep 1,000
Times Semi-W— Rep 2,500
GOSPORT, 740.— Owen.
Reporter Fri— Ind 400
GRANDVIEW, 710.— Spencer.
Monitor Th— Ind-R 615
flGREENCASTLE, 4,430.— Putnam.
Banner »D— Rep 512
Banner Fri— Rep 1,300
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,800
DePauw Palladium Tu— Coll 500
Star Press Sat— Dem 2,130
^GREENFIELD, 3,140.— Hancock.
Democrat Th— Dem 2,900
Herald Th— Dem 2,440
Primitive Monitor Mo— PrBap 2,500
Republican *D— Rep 600
Republican Tu— Rep 2,700
Tribune *D— Ind 770
UGREENSBURG, 3,750.— Decatur.
New Era (ad. P. 323) ....Wed— Dem 2,200
News *D— Ind 800
Review Semi-W— Rep 2,000
Standard Fri— Rep 1,800
GREENTOWN, 760.— Howard.
Gem Th— Ind 515
GREENWOOD, 870.— Johnson.
Era Fri— Ind 810
HAGERSTOWN, 930.— Wayne.
Exponent Wed— Ind 950
Wayne Farmer Fri — Ind 1,050
HAMILTON, 166.— Steuben.
Hustler Fri— Ind 400
t Morning and Sunday. $ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday,
fi County Seat. - * Evening, " i* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA.
HAMMOND, 7,000.— Lake.
Citizen *D— Rep
Deutsche Volk Zeitung (Ger.)
Fri— Ind-D 800
I Leader *D— Rep 1,260
(Budget Sat— Rep 2,500
News *D— Dem 437
News Th— Dem 1,080
Tribune *D— Rep 1,280
Tribune Wed— Rep 1,500
HARRODSBURG, 262.— Monroe.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 400
KHARTFORD CITY, 2,340.— Blackford.
News *D— Ind 950
Telegram Wed— Dem 1,438
Times *D— Rep 650
Times Th— Rep 1,300
HAZLETON, 820.— Gibson.
Herald Fri— Ind 500
HEBRON, 950.— Porter.
News Fri— Ind 680
HOBART, 1,135.— Lake.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 510
Gazette Th— Ind 930
HOPE, 1,050.— Bartholomew.
News-Journal Th— Ind 1,040
Record §D— Ind 500
HUDSON, 710.— Steuben.
Banner Th— Rep 478
HUNTINGBURG, 3,200.— DuBois.
Argus (ad. P. 356) Fri— Rep 1,050
Independent Sat— Ind 1,100
News Fri— Dem 620
Signal (Ger.) Th— Ind-D • 1,760
tfHUNTINGTON, 7,950.— Huntington.
Christian Observer . . . .Wed— U-Breth 4,000
Farmers' Guide Sat— Ag 23,000
Herald *D— Rep 1,320
Herald Fri— Rep 1,650
News-Democrat *D — Dem 1,100
News-Democrat Semi- W— Dem 2,500
IDAVILLE, 360.— White.
Observer Tu— Ind 620
INDEPENDENCE, 300. -Warren.
Itemizer Fri— Ind 370
fllNDIANAPOLIS, 108,500.— Alarion.
Agricultural Epitomist Mo— Ag 160,000
American Farmer Mo — Ag 26,000
American Tribune Th — G.A.R. u5,f('0
Awakener Mo — S-Schools 8,500
Baptist Outlook Th— Bap 14.100
Buchdrucker Zeitung ....Semi-Mo — Tr 1,850
Bulletin Sai-Ind 2,1'GO
Catholic Record Th— Cath ii.SCO
Clay Worker Mo--Tr 6,500
Courier (Col.) Sat— Ind 2,800
Cycler Ensign Th— Bicycle 2,400
Drainage Journal Mo — A^ 1,600
Eastern Star Mo— Frat 4,800
Freeman (Col.) Sat— I nd-R 17,000
Friends' Miss. Advocate Mo — -Friends 2,100
Gazette Sat— Rep 2,125
Glocke (Ger.) Th— Cath 3,700
Independent Sat— Ind 2,750
Indiana Christian Mo — Evan 5,400
Indiana Farmer Sat — Ag 28,000
Indiana Medical Jour Mo — Med 3,000
Indiana Pharmacist Mo — Phar 5,000
Indiana Pythian Mo— K.ofP 3,850
INDIANA.
IJINDIANAPOLIS— Continued.
Indiana School Journal Mo— Ed 7,500
Inland Poultry Mo— Pity 4,500
Inter State R. R. Guide ....Mo— R.R 8,000
Jersey Bulletin Wed— Live Stk 5,500
Journal JD— Rep 14,000
Journal Wed— Rep 5,700
Journal Sun— Rep 13,800
Live Stock Journal *D— LiveStk 3,200
Masonic Advocate Mo— Mas 5,600
Medical Free Press Mo— Med 2,100
Municipal Engineering ....Mo — Scien 2,600
News *D— Ind 42,146
News Sat — Ind
Odd Fellows' Talisman Mo— I.O.O.F 7,000
Organizer Th— W.C.T.U 1,800
Our Standard Semi-M— Liqlnt 7,200
Patriot Phalanx Th— Pro 5,000
Pen Mo— Lit
People Sat— Ind 2,600
Physio-Medical Journal Mo— Med 800
Practical Dairyman (ad. P. 461)
Mo— Ag 20,000
Press ' *D— Ind ^30,097
Pythian Journal Mo— K.ofP 7,700
Reporter §D— Legal 2,000
Rough Notes Th— Ins 3,100
Sentinel JD— Dem 15,000
Sentinel Wed— Dem 24,000
Sentinel Sun— Dem 22,312
Sun *D— Ind 19,300
Swine Breeders' Jour Semi-M-LiveStk 3,000
Telegraph (Ger.) fD— Ind-D 2,800
Trade Journal Sat— Com 4,750
Tribuene (Ger.) *D— Ind 4,800
Tribuene (Ger.) Sun— Ind 4,500
Typographical Journal Semi-M— Typo 11,000
Up-to-date Farming & Gardening
Mo— Ag 75,000
Volksblatt and Telegraph (Ger.)
Sat— Ind-D 5,000
Western Horseman Fri— Sport 16,000
Wheelman's Gazette Mo— Cy 11,200
Woman Sat — Woman
Wood Worker Mo— Mech 7,900
World (Col.) Sat— Rep 2,200
INGALLS, 500.— Madison.
Hustler Fri— Rep 540
IRVINGTON, 700.— Marion.
Butler Collegian Mo— Coll 300
Scroll of Phi Delta Theta Bi-Mo— Frat 1,650
JAMESTOWN, 630.— Boone.
Press Sat— Ind-R 515
flJASPER, 1,900.— DuBois.
Courier Fri — Dem 650
Herald Fri— Dem 400
flJEFFERSONVILLE, 10,900.-Clark.
Beobachter Aus Ind (Ger.) Th— Ind-D 1,000
Endeavorer Mo— Ch.End 1,500
I News *D— Dem 1,470
I National Democrat Fri— Dem 2,400
JONESBORO, 695.— Grant.
Herald Fri— Ind 520
News Fri— Rep 710
KENDALLVILLE, 3,085.— Noble.
News (ad. P. 464) Th— Dem 800
/Sun *D— Ind 500
I Standard Fri— Rep 1,500
HKENTLAND, 928.— Newton.
Democrat Fri— Dem 475
Enterprise Th— Rep 1,000
t Morning and Sunday. t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
1 County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA.
KEWANNA, 650.— Fulton.
Herald Fri— Ind 500
KINGMAN, 370.— Fountain.
Journal Fri— Ind 500
Star Sat— Ind 410
KIRKLIN, 560.— Clinton.
Journal Fri— Ind 470
KNIGHTSTOWN, 1,970.— Henry.
Banner Fri— Rep 1,200
News *D— Ind 400
Sun (ad. P. 331) Th— Rep 1,750
flKNOX, 1,500.— Stark.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 860
UKOKOMO, 8,320.— Howard.
Dispatch §D— Dem 1,100
Dispatch Semi- W— Dem 1,800
Jour, of Hygeio-Therapy .Mo — Hyg 510
News *D-Rep 1,100
News Fri— Rep 1,000
Tribune *D— Rep 1,200
Tribune Semi-W— Rep 1,800
KOUTS, 510.— Porter.
Record Th— Dem 370
LADOGA, 860.— Montgomery.
Leader Fri— Ind 1,020
IfLA FAYETTE, 17,500.— Tippecanoe.
Call *D— Rep
Call Sat— Rep
Commercial-Gazette Sat — Com
Courier *D— Rep
Courier Tu — Rep
Deutsche Americaner (Ger.) Fri — Ind
Echo Mo— Mus
Home Journal (ad. P. 343) ...Th— Ag
Journal JD — Dem
Journal Fri — Dem
Leader Th— Ind
Leader Sun — Ind
Painters' Journal Mo — Lab
Times Sun — Ind
Tippecanoe Farmer Semi-M — Ag
Western Farmer Mo — Ag
3,963
3,900
2,000
3,300
4,500
770
16,000
6,450
4,800
5,300
1,200
2,480
3,500
4,750
1,600
LA FONTAINE, 410.— Wabash.
Herald Fri— Ind 640
flLA GRANGE, 1,860.— La Grange.
Call Sat— Ind 1,378
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,128
Standard Th— Rep 1,500
LAPEL, 410.— Madison.
Clarion Fri— Rep 520
flLA PORTE, 7,300.— La Porte.
Argus *D— Dem 800
Argus Th— Dem 1,500
Bulletin *D— Dem 700
Bulletin Semi-W— Dem 1,000
Herald *D— Rep 1,150
Herald Th— Rep 1,460
Journal (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,150
LAUREL, 1,060.— Franklin.
Review (ad. P. 462) Th— Ind 1,140
ULAWRENCEBURG, 4,330.— Dearborn.
Press Th— Rep 720
Register Th— Dem 1,550
ftLEAVENWORTH, 820.— Crawford.
Register Th— Ind 1,000
INDIANA.
ULEBANON, 3,710.— Boone.
Patriot Th— Rep 1,925
Pioneer Th— Dem 2,000
Reporter *D— Ind 1,050
LEESBURG, 360.— Kosciusko.
Standard Th— Pro 1,000
1JLIBERTY, 1,320.— Union.
Herald (ad. P. 341) Th— Rep 1,300
Review Th— Dem 650
LIGONIER, 2,220.— Noble.
Banner Th— Dem 1,220
Bulletin *D— Dem 400
Leader Th— Rep 1,500
LINDEN, 340.— Montgomery.
Leader Fri— Ind 340
LINTON, 980.— Greene.
Call Fri— Ind-D 900
Record Fri— Rep 350
ULOGANSPORT, 13,680.— Cass.
Advance Fri— Pop 2,000
Chronicle Sat— Ind 3,465
Home Musical Journal Mo — Mus 3,200
Journal §D— Rep 1,400
Journal Semi-W— Rep 1,800
Pharos *D— Dem 1,750
Pharos Semi-W— Dem 2,700
Reporter *D— Ind 2,100
Reporter Semi-W— Ind 2,000
Sternenbanner (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,200
Times Fri— Pro 1,400
LOOGOOTEE, 1,020.— Martin.
Tribune (ad. P. 343) Fri— Rep 950
LOWELL, 760.— Lake.
Gazette Th— Rep 520
Tribune Th— Rep 700
LYNN, 520.— Randolph.
Tribune Fri— Ind-R 520
LYONS, .—Greene.
Herald Fri— Rep 715
MACY, 320.— Miami.
Monitor Th— Ind-R 500
fiMADISON, 9,100.— Jefferson.
Courier *D— Rep 1,240
Courier Wed— Rep 2,100
Democrat $D— Dem 800
Democrat Semi- W— Dem 2,400
Herald *D— Dem 900
Herald Th— Dem 1,600
MARENGO, 670.— Crawford.
Observer Th— Rep 515
flMARION, 10,840.— Grant.
Chronicle *D— Rep 1,800
Chronicle Semi-W— Rep 1,764
Leader .'.*D— Dem 1,850
Leader Fri— Dem 1,575
News §D— Ind 2,000
News Semi-W— Ind 1,621
MARKLE, 680.— Huntington.
Journal Fri— Ind 490
MARSHALL, 370.— Huntington.
News Fri— Ind 300
flMARTINSVILLE, 2,715.— Morgan.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,200
/Reporter *D— Ind-R 700
t Republican Th— Ind-R 2,000
§ Mot
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday,
fl County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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INDIANA.
MAYSVILLE (Harlan P. O.), 398.— Allen.
News Th— Ind 300
MEDARYVILLE, 410.— Pulaski.
Advertiser .' Sat— Ind 618
MELLOTT, 317.— Fountain.
Hustler Th— Ind 300
MENTONE, 790.— Kosciusko.
Gazette .. ...Th— Ind
MICHIGAN CITY, 14,000.— La Porte.
Dispatch *D — Dem
Dispatch Th — Dem
Freie Lanze (Ger.) Fri — Ind-D
Kirchenbote (Ger.) Semi-M — Cong
News (ad. P. 512) *D— Rep
News Wed — Rep
MIDDLEBURY, 550.— Elkhart.
Independent (ad. P. 341) ....Fri— Ind
MIDDLETOWN, 860.— Henry.
News Semi-W— Ind-R
MILFORD, 950.— Kosciusko.
Mail Th— Ind
MILLERSBURG, 396.— Elkhart.
Grit Th— Ind
MILROY, 850.— Rush.
Press (ad. P. 330) Th— Ind
MILTON, 750.— Wayne.
News Fri — Ind
MISHAWAKA, 3,400.— St. Joseph.
Democrat Sat — Dem
Enterprise Fri — Rep
1,250
1,100
1,600
700
1,000
1,750
1,500
700
1,041
850
370
1,000
400
1,000
1,300
Power & Transmission Mo— Mech 19,000
MITCHELL, 1,625.— Lawrence.
Commercial Th— Rep 800
MONON, 1,080.— White.
News Fri— Ind 775
MONROEVILLE, 720.— Allen.
Breeze Th— Ind 700
MONTEZUMA, 670.— Parke.
Local News Sat— Ind 460
HMONTICELLO, 1,530.— White.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,170
Herald Th— Rep 1,140
Journal *D— Ind 800
National Wed— Pop 600
MONTPELIER, 1,250.— Blackford.
Herald *D— Ind 610
Herald Th— Ind 1,140
MOORESVILLE, 900.— Morgan.
Guide ....Fri— Rep 500
MORGANTOWN, 620.— Morgan.
Truth Fri— Ind 700
MOROCCO, 405.— Newton.
Courier Fri— Ind 400
MORRISTOWN, 580.— Shelby.
Sun Th— Ind-R 500
UMOUNT VERNON, 4,730.— Posey.
Democrat JD— Dem 500
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
News §D— Rep 400
INDIANA.
AMOUNT VERNON— Continued.
News Th— Rep 790
Republican Fri— Rep 1,000
Sun Fri— Rep 1,200
Western Star Th— Dem 1,500
MULBERRY, 540.— Clinton.
Reporter Fri— Ind 610
fiMUNCIE, 25,000.— Delaware.
Bimetallist Th— Bime 1,240
Herald *D— Dem 1,990
Herald Fri— Dem 1,600
News (ad. P. 418) §D— Rep 2,500
News (ad. P. 418) Wed— Rep 2,200
Times *D— Rep 2,200
Times Th— Rep 2,400
NAPPANEE, 1,510.— Elkhart.
Advance Wed— Rep 600
News Wed— Ind 700
UNASHVILLE, 410.— Brown.
Banner Th— Rep 500
Democrat Fri— Dem 720
KNEW ALBANY, 21,580.— Floyd.
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Dem 600
Ledger *D— Dem 1,600
Ledger Wed— Dem 4,300
Medical Herald Mo— Med 6,000
Public Press Wed— Ind-D 1,987
Tribune *D— Rep 1,100
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,200
NEWBURG, 1,055.— Warwick.
Leader Th— Ind 550
Tribune Sat— Ind 1,040
NEW CARLISLE, 620.— St. Joseph.
Gazette Fri— Rep 980
^NEWCASTLE, 2,750.— Henry.
Courier *D— Rep 700
Courier Th— Rep 2,000
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,700
(Press *D— Ind 680
(Republican Fri— Rep 2,300
NEW HARMONY, 1,350.— Posey.
Register Fri— Dem 450
Times Fri— Ind 1,000
NEW HAVEN, 1,050.— Allen.
News Th— Ind 673
NEW PALESTINE, 690.— Hancock.
News Th— Ind 400
UNEWPORT, 650.— Vermilion.
Hoosier State Wed— Rep 1,200
NEW RICHMOND, 200.— Montgomery.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 540
Record Th— Ind 400
NEW ROSS, 310.— Montgomery.
Advance Mail Fri — Ind 415
1JNOBLESVILLE, 4,200.— Hamilton.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,500
Ledger *D— Rep 790
Ledger Semi-W— Rep 2,000
NORTH JUDSON, 608.— Stark.
News Th— Ind 800
NORTH LIBERTY, 300.— St. Joseph.
News . . . . Sat— Ind 900
t Morning and Sunday.
J County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA. ,
NORTH MANCHESTER, 2,500.— Wabash.
Journal Th— Rep 1,500
Leader Fri— Dem 1,000
Poultry Gleanings Mo — Pity 1,010
Rays of Light Th— Ind 1,615
NORTH SALEM, 510.— Hendricks.
Herald Sat— Ind 420
NORTH VERNON, 2,850.— Jennings.
Banner-Plaindealer Wed— Rep 1,300
Republican Fri— Rep 800
Sun Wed— Dem 875
NOTRE DAME, 620.— St. Joseph.
Ave Maria Sat— Cath 22,500
Scholastic Sat— Coll 1,420
OAKLAND CITY, 1,670.— Gibson.
Enterprise Sat— Rep 800
Journal Semi- W— Ind 780
ODON, 195.— Daviess.
Commercial Th— Rep 400
Journal Sat— Rep 800
OOLITIC, —.—Lawrence.
News Sat— Ind 350
ORESTES, 210.— Madison.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 370
ORLEANS, 866.— Orange.
Examiner Fri — Rep 910
Progress Th— Ind-R 900
OSGOOD, 870.— Ripley.
Journal Th— Dem 1,427
OSSIAN, 970.— Wells.
News Fri— Ind 620
OTTERBEIN, 310.— Benton.
Sun Fri— Ind 540
OWENSVILLE, 790.— Gibson.
Advance Fri— Bime 500
Messenger Fri— Bap 1,600
Star Sat— Ind 600
OXFORD, 860.— Benton.
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,100
UPAOLI, 720.— Orange.
News Wed— Dem 800
Republican Wed— Rep 1,200
PARKER, 500.— Randolph.
Times Th— Ind 450
PENDLETON, 1,185.— Madison.
Record Th— Rep 572
Republican Fri— Rep 810
PENNVILLE, 695.— Jay.
Gazette Th— Ind 550
PERRYSVILLE, 730.— Vermilion.
Record Fri— Ind 600
flPERU, 7,500.— Miami.
Chronicle *D— Ind 1,520
Journal *D— Ind 1,150
Record Wed— Dem 2,240
Republican Fri— Rep 2,750
Sentinel Semi- W— Dem 3,160
UPETERSBURG, 1,610.— Pike.
Democrat Fri— Dem 960
News Th— Ind 840
Press (ad. P. 341) Fri— Rep 1,200
INDIANA.
PIERCETON, 915.— Kosciusko.
Record Th— Ind 1,015
PINE VILLAGE, 620.— Warren.
News Sat— Rep 575
PITTSBORO, 465.— Hendricks.
Sun Fri— Ind 500
PLAINFIELD, 935.— Hendricks.
Hoosier Trail Mo — Frat
Progress Th— Rep 730
UPLYMOUTH, 3,858.— Marshall.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,622
Independent *D— Ind 500
Independent Semi-W— Ind 1,560
(News *D— Rep 575
( Republican Th— Rep 1,600
PORTER, 120.— Porter.
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,810
^PORTLAND, 6,500.— Jay.
Commercial *D— Rep 725
Commercial Th— Rep 2,000
Republican Fri— Rep 1,000
Sun Semi-W— Dem 1,700
POSEYVILLE, 590.— Posey.
News Fri— Dem 840
UPRINCETON, 3,700.— Gibson.
Clarion JD— Rep 500
Clarion Th— Rep 1,200
Democrat *D— Dem 680
Democrat Semi-W— Dem 1,510
Leader Wed— Rep 900
News »D— Ind-R 620
News Fri— Ind-R 980
REDKEY, 925.— Jay.
Times Fri— Ind 1,100
REMINGTON, 990.— Jasper.
Press Sat— Ind 800
HRENSSELAER, 2,000.— Jasper.
Democrat Sat— Dem 800
Democratic-Sentinel Fri— Dem 770
Home News Fri— Ind 900
Journal Th— Rep 1,000
Republican *D— Rep 600
Republican Semi-W— Rep 1,250
^RICHMOND, 19,870.— Wayne.
Earlhamite Mo— Coll 520
Item (ad. P. 311) *D— Rep j2,350
Item (ad. P. 311) Semi-W— Rep 850
Palladium *D— Rep 2,300
Palladium Th— Rep 3,200
Sun-Telegram *D— Rep 2,000
Sum-Telegram Th— Rep 2,400
Volks Zeitung Sat— Dem 800
RIDGEVILLE, 940.— Randolph.
News Fri— Ind-R 700
ARISING SUN, 1,700.— Ohio.
Local Sat— Rep 760
Recorder Fri— Rep 610
ROACHDALE, 430.— Putnam.
News Fri— Ind 790
ROANN, 625.— Wabash.
Clarion Fri— Rep 470
ROANOKE, 550.— Huntington.
Review ...Fri— Ind 500
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA.
^ROCHESTER, 2,620.— Fulton.
Republican *D — Rep
Republican Th— Rep
Sentinel *D— Dem
Sentinel Fri— Dem
ffROCKPORT, 2,330.— Spencer.
Democrat Fri — Dem
Journal Fri — Rep
flROCKVILLE, 1,698.— Parke.
Republican Wed — Rep
Tribune Th— Sil.D
ROSSVILLE, 610.— Clinton.
Journal Fri — Pop
ROYAL CENTRE, 540.-Cass.
Record Fri— Ind
flRUSHVILLE, 3,600. -Rush.
American Th — Ind-R
Graphic Semi-W — Rep
Jacksonian *D — Sil.D
Jacksonian Th— Sil.D
Republican Semi-W — Rep
RUSSELLVILLE, 340.— Putnam.
Record Fri — Ind
RUSSIAVILLE, 620.— Howard.
Observer Fri — Ind
Sun Sat — Ind
ST. JOE, 510.— De Kalb.
News Th— Ind
USALEM, 2,095.— Washington.
Democrat Fri — Dem
Democratic Sun Fri — Dem
Journal *D — Ind
Republican-Leader Fri — Rep
fiSCOTTSBURG, 1,250.— Scott.
Chronicle Th — Rep
Democrat Sat — Ind-D
Journal Th — Dem
SELLERSBURG, 525.— Clark.
Mail Th— Ind
SEYMOUR, 5,465.— Jackson.
Democrat *D — Dem
Democrat Th — Dem
Republican *D — Rep
Republican Th— Rep
USHELBYVILLE, 7,698.— Shelby.
Democrat *D — Dem
Democrat Th— Dem
Republican *D — Rep
Republican Semi-W — Rep
SHERIDAN, 1,320.— Hamilton.
Dispatch Fri — Dem
News Fri — Ind
SHIPSHEWANA, .—La Grange.
Tribune Th— Ind
flSHOALS, 740.— Martin.
News Fri — Dem
Referendum Th— Pop
SILVER LAKE, 600.— Kosciusko.
Record Th— Ind
USOUTH BEND, 28,500.— St. Joseph.
Courier (Ger.) Fri — Ind
News Sun — Ind
Times *D— Dem
420
1,350
540
1,890
1,253
il,225
900
1,200
1,142
610
4,125
1,985
425
1,450
1,575
360
500
470
540
1,600
1,008
300
1,470
450
800
840
700
850
1,650
690
1,014
2,700
3,500
1,200
1,800
420
1,000
540
1,000
1,400
615
1,070
2,250
2,200
INDIANA.
USOUTH BEND— Continued.
Times Semi-W— Dem 1,800
Tribune *D— Rep 3,050
Tribune Sat— Rep 1,875
SO. MILFORD, 170.— Legrange.
Help Th— Ind
SOUTH WHITLEY, 730.— Whitley.
News Fri — Ind
flSPENCER, 1,950.— Owen.
Democrat Th— Ind-D 1,250
Journal Th— Rep 1,180
SPICELAND, 670.— Henry.
Gazette Fri— Ind 500
STATE LINE, 240.— Warren.
Pioneer Th— Ind 300
SUNMAN, 517.— Ripley.
News Th— Ind 520
USULLIVAN, 3,000.— Sullivan.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,500
- Times (ad. P. 341) Fri— Dem 1,700
Union f..Th— Rep 1,220
SUMMITVILLE, 770.— Madison.
Wave Th— Ind 790
SWAYZEE, 720.— Grant.
Press Th— Ind 500
SYRACUSE, 530.— Kosciusko.
Register Th— Ind 540
TELL CITY, 2,150.— Perry.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Sat— Rep 750
Journal Wed— Ind 680
News Sat— Dem 975
fTERRE HAUTE, 31,600.— Vigo.
Express §D— Rep 4,200
Express Semi-W— Rep 3,100
Express Sun— Rep 4,800
Gazette *D— Dem 4,400
Gazette Th— Dem 3,400
Gazette Sat— Dem 5,000
Indland Educator Mo— Ed 15,000
Journal (Ger.) *D— Rep 1,000
Journal (Ger.) Th— Rep 1,200
Mail Sat— Ind 3,500
Tribune (ad. P. 341) *D— Ind 4,000
Tribune (ad. P. 341) Wed— Ind 3,000
THORNTOWN, 1,590.— Boone.
Argus .. Th— Ind 1,350
Enterprise Sat— Ind 800
1JTIPTON, 4,720.— Tipton.
Advocate Semi-W— Rep 1,500
Times Th— Dem 2,100
Tribune *D— Ind 540
Tribune Wed— Ind 1,600
Union Dispatch (ad. P. 460) Th— Pop 2,000
TOPEKA, 175.— Lagrange.
Advance Th— Ind 300
UNION CITY, 2,730.— Randolph.
Eagle *D— Ind-R 800
Eagle Th— Rep 2,230
Guest Mo— Pyth 1,000
Times *D— Rep 860
Times Th— Rep 2,140
UNION MILLS, 620.— La Porte.
News Fri— Ind 1,200
UPLAND, 270.— Grant.
Monitor .. ...Th— Ind 320
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
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INDIANA.
UVALPARAISO, 6,100.— Porter.
Ind. Forester of Am. Mo— I. O. F.ofA. 1,500
Messenger *D — Dem 750
Messenger Th— Dem 1,000
Star *D— Ind 800
Star Wed— Ind 700
Vidette *D— Rep 470
Vidette Th— Rep 1,010
VAN BUREN, 407.— Grant.
News Th— Ind 350
VEDERSBURG, 960.— Fountain.
News Sat— Ind 1,900
FVERNON, 660.— Jennings.
Journal Wed— Rep 680
^VERSAILLES, 575.— Ripley.
Republican Wed— Rep 2,000
flVEVAY, 1,760.— Switzerland.
Democrat Wed— Dem 850
Reveille Th— Rep 900
Times Th— Ind-R 1,040
flVINCENNES, 9,100.— Knox.
City Star Th— Dem
Commercial J§D— Rep 1,400
Commercial Fri— Rep 2,SOO
Commercial Sun — Rep 1,800
Ladies' Home Ideal Mo— Lit 12,000
National Era Th— Ind £50
/ Sun *D— Dem 850
(.Western Sun : Fri— Dera 2,500
flWABASH, 5,210.— Wabash.
Plain Dealer *D— Rep 1,005
Plain Dealer Fri— Rep 2,465
Times §D— Dem 9SO
Times Fri— Dem 2,310
Tribune (ad. P. 316) *D— Rep 1,100
Tribune (ad. P. 316) Fri— Rep 2,000
WAKARUSA, 500.— Elkhart.
Tribune Fri— Ind 510
WALKERTON, 890.— St. Joseph.
Independent Sat — Ind 875
WANATAH, 520.— La Porte.
News Th— Ind 1,000
Times Sat— Ind 570
WARREN, 1,500.— Huntington.
Independent (ad. P. 316) ....Th— Ind 800
Rt publican Th— Rep 600
H WARS AW, 3,750.— Kosciusko.
National Union Th— Dem 1,260
News *D— Rep 600
(Times *D— Rep 900
| Northern Indianian Th — Rep 4,100
flWASHINGTON, 6,130.— Daviess.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 1,400
Democrat *D— Dem 800
Democrat Sat— Dem 2,350
Gazette J§D— Rep 800
INDIANA.
UWASHINGTON— Continued.
Gazette Fri— Rep 2,400
Herald *D— Pop 1,000
Herald Sat— Pop 1,240
WATERLOO, 1,500.— DeKalb.
Press Th— Rep 1,235
Silver Dawn Sat— Ind 800
WAVELAND, 675.— Montgomery.
Independent Sat— Ind 700
WAYNETOWN, 620.— Montgomery.
Despatch Sat— Ind 500
WEST BADEN, 210.— Orange.
Journal Tu— Ind 475
WESTFIELD, 850.— Hamilton.
News Fri— Rep 510
WEST LEBANON, 660.— Warren.
Gazette Th— Rep 770
WESTPORT, 480.— Decatur.
Independent Th— Ind 850
WESTVILLE, 540.— LaPorte.
Indicator Th— Ind 1,500
WHITING, 1,415.— Lake.
News Fri— Rep 480
Sun Sat— Dem 400
WILKINSON, 310.— Hancock.
Herald Th— Ind 880
flWILLIAMSPORT, 1,050.— Warren.
Republican (ad. P. 316) Th— Rep 1,100
Review Th— Rep 1,400
IfWINAMAC, 1,900.— Pulaski.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,260
Democrat-Jour (ad. P. 341) Fri— Dem 800
Republican ..:... Fri— Rep 900
flWINCHESTER, 4,125.— Randolph.
Democrat Fri— Sil.D 1,560
Herald Wed— Rep 2,240
Journal Wed-Rep 2,088
Republican Sat— Rep 1,250
WINDFALL, 1,000.— Tipton.
Herald Th— Ind 600
WINSLOW, 720.— Pike.
Dispatch Semi- W— Dem 1,000
WOLCOTT, 250.— White.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 440
WOLCOTT VI LLE, 906.— La Grange.
Herald Wed— Rep 530
WORTHINGTON, 1,480.— Greene.
Sun Th— Rep 650
Times Semi-W— Ind-R 600
ZIONSVILLE, 870.— Boone.
Times . . . . Th— Ind 700
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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disappoints. Replies come immediately.
Sworn Circulation :
Daily, 18,120 * Sunday, 19,500
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"Iowa's Greatest Daily/'— ITS ADVERTISERS.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
IOWA.
ACKLEY, 1,295.— Hardin.
Phonograph Th — Rep
World Wed— Dem
ADAIR, 760.— Adair.
Messenger Th — Rep
News Fri — Rep
fiADEL, 1,000.— Dallas.
News Wed — Rep
Record '. Fri— Sil.D
AFTON, 1,140.— Union.
Star-Enterprise Th — Ind
AINS WORTH, 510.— Washington.
Clipper Fri — Dem
AKRON, 510.— Plymouth.
Register Th— Ind
Tribune : Th— Ind
flALBIA, 2,500.— Monroe.
Educator Wed — Ind
News (ad. P. 320) Th— Dem
Republican Wed — Rep
Union Semi- W — Rep
ALDEN, 520.— Hardin.
Times Fri— Rep
ALEXANDER, 310.— Franklin.
Advertiser Th— Ind
flALGONA, 2,200.— Kossuth.
Courier Fri — Dem
Republican Wed — Rep
Upper Des Moines Wed — Rep
ALLERTON, 820.— Wayne.
News Th— Rep
flALLISON, 370.— Butler.
Tribune Th— Rep
ALTA, 825.— Buena Vista.
Advertiser Fri — Rep
ALTON, 740.— Sioux.
Democrat Sat — Dem
ALTOONA, 510.— Polk.
Herald Sat— Ind
ALVORD, 700.— Lyon.
Democrat Th— Dem
AMES, 1,394.— Story.
Intelligencer Th— Rep
Times Th— Rep
HANAMOSA, 2,120.— Jones.
Eureka Th— Rep
Journal Th— Dem
ANITA, 710.— Cass.
Herald Th— Dem
Republican Wed — Rep
Tribune Th— Rep
ANTHON, 122.— Woodbury.
Advance .Fri— Dem
Press Th— Pop
1,000
1,200
780
960
^1,350
800
2,194
475
720
650
1,500
1,800
1,325
1,250
850
350
1,100
1,300
1,200
1,000
650
920
2,350
680
400
1,000
1,075
1,450
1,420
500
550
1,000
400
500
APLINGTON, 430.— Butler.
News Fri— Ind 450
AR1SPE, 100.— Union.
Advocate Fri— Ind 300
ARLINGTON, 610.— Fayette.
News Th— Rep 1,000
ARMSTRONG, 300.— Emmet.
Advocate Fri— Rep 700
Journal Fri— Ind 750
ASHTON, 315.— Osceola.
Leader Th— Dem 500
UATLANTIC, 4,395.— Cass.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,700
. Messenger Fri— Rep 900
Telegraph *D— Rep 500
Telegraph Wed— Rep 1,650
AUBURN, 180.— Sac.
Recorder Wed— Ind 500
HAUDUBON, 1,450.— Audubon.
Advocate Fri— Dem 1,500
Republican Th— Rep 1,100
AURELIA, 680.— Cherokee.
Poultry Messenger Mo— Pity 800
Sentinel Th— Rep 700
AURORA, 100.— Buchanan.
Observer Fri— Ind 300
AVOCA, 2,000.— Pottawatomie.
Herald Th— Dem 1,080
Journal Th— Dem 800
AYRSHIRE, 250.— Palo Alto.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 450
BANCROFT, 660.— Kossuth.
Register Sat— Rep 550
BATTLE CREEK, 405.— Ida.
Times Th— Ind 500
BAXTER, 310.— Jasper.
Era Fri— Ind 650
BAYARD, 360.— Guthrie.
Advocate Th— Ind 600
BEAMAN, 400.— Grundy.
Bee Wed— Ind 500
UBEDFORD, 1,762.-- -Taylor.
Free Press (ad. P. 320) Th— Dem 1,500
Times-Republican *D— Rep 350
Times-Republican Th— Rep 1,600
BELLE PLAINE, 2,640.— Benton.
Democrat Th— Dem 700
Herald (ad. P. 461) Th— Dem 800
Union Tri-W— Rep 1,084
BELLEVUE, 1,420.— Jackson.
Herald Tu— Dem 800
Leader Th— Rep 775
BELMOND, 1,000.— Wright.
Herald Wed
Press Wed
Sabre Mo — Sons of
-Rep
-Rep
Vets.
1,008
850
1,200
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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IOWA.
BENTON, 300.— Ringgold.
250
300
650
900
520
500
450
400
700
1,250
800
1,150
700
650
475
1,600
2,000
2,500
650
850
2,300
1,220
350
350
4,000
430
700
600
650
490
1,100
1,200
1,250
500
4,000
3,100
4,300
6,870
6,000
9.000
IOWA.
UBURLINGTON— Continued.
Post Sat — Rep
6,600
1,480
4,000
425
450
300
500
300
475
1,300
800
1,250
1,680
900
425
750
1,650
350
500
310
2,900
1,540
1,400
500
4,750
1,400
5,500
3,750
21,000
22,500
4,800
-J5.326
^3,500
1,650
3,000
20,000
3,200
800
500
800
800
1,500
1,500
1,520
600
Visitor Th — Ind
Volksfreund-Tribune (Ger.) (ad. P. 305)
*D— Dem
Volksfreund-Tribune (Ger.) (ad. P. 305)
Th--Dem
BURT, 500.— Kossuth.
BIRMINGHAM, 615.— Van Buren.
BLAIRSTOWN, 600.— Benton.
Farmer Mo — Ag
BUSSEY, 220.— Marion.
BLAKESBURG, 300.— Wapello.
Banner Sat — Ind
CALLENDER, 350.— Webster.
Times Fri— Rep
BLANCHARD, 436.— Page.
Herald . . . Th— Rep
CALMAR, 825.— Winnesheik.
BLENCOE, 50.— Monona.
CAMBRIDGE, 520.— Story.
BLOCKTON, 260.— Taylor.
News Th — Ind
CANTRIL. 385.— Van Buren.
Leader Wed — Ind
flBLOOMFIELD, 1,950.— Davis.
Democrat Th — Dem
fiCARROLL. 2,520.— Carroll.
Republican Th — Rep
Times Semi-W — Pop
C ' (C 1 Th T H
BODE. 230.— Humboldt.
Bugle Fri— Ind
Herald Wed— Rep
BONAPARTE, 780.— Van Buren.
Record Th— Ind
CARSON, 510.— Pottawatomie.
Critic Th Rep
flBOONE, 6,570.— Boone.
Am. Red Men Mo — Red Men
CASCADE, 1,050.— Dubuque.
Democrat Fri — Dem
p. TT " Tl m
Herald Semi-W— Ind
CASEY, 480.— Guthrie.
News *D — Ind
News Fri — Ind
Republican Th— Rep
Standard Sat— Rep
CASTANA, 205.— Monona.
Times Sat — Rep
BOYDEN, 290.— Sioux.
CEDAR FALLS, 3,630.— Black Hawk.
BRADGATE, 360.— Humboldt.
Herald Fri Ind-D
Gazette Semi-W — Rep
BREDA, 265.— Carroll.
Ost'siche Nach'ren (Ger.) Semi-M-Ind
Watchman Th — Dem
Globe Th— Ind
CEDAR RAPIDS, 18,500.— Linn.
Coe College Cosmos Mo — Ed
BRIDGEWATER, 350.— Adair.
Freemason and the Fez ....Mo — Mas
Gazette *D — Ind
BRIGHTON, 910.— Washington.
Enterprise Sat — Ind
Gazette Th— Ind
Kvinden Og Hjemmet (Dan.)
Mo — Househ'd
News Th Ind-R
BRISTOW, 260.— Butler.
Enterprise Th Ind
Republican (ad P 321) §D — Rep
Republican (ad. P. 321) Semi-W— Rep
Slovan Americky (Boh.) Semi-W-Dem
Svit (Boh.) (ad. P. 355) Wed— Ind
BRITT, 830.— Hancock.
News Th Rep
Tribune Th Rep
Western Poultry Journal Mo — Pity
BROOKLYN, 1,220.— Powesheik.
Chronicle Fri — Rep
CENTER POINT, «20.— Linn.
Herald Fri— Ind
BUFFALO CENTER, 300.— Winnebago.
Tribune Th Ind
Journal (ad. P. 4SO) ... .Semi-W— Ind
flCENTERVILLE, 3,860.— Appanoose.
UBURLINGTON, 24,500.— Des Moines.
Citizen Wed — Rep
lowegian Semi-W — Rep
Gazette . *D Rep
Journal Th — Dem
Gazette Semi-W — Rep
CENTRAL CITY, 490.— Linn.
News-Letter .. ...'.Th— Ind
Hawkeye J§D — Rep
Hawkeye . ...Th— Reo
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IOWA.
1ICHARITON, 3,150.— Lucas.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,269
Herald Th— Rep 1,440
Patriot Th— Rep 1,150
flCHARLES CITY, 2,900.— Floyd.
Citizen Th— Rep 825
Press Rays (ad. P. 355) *D— Ind 500
Advocate Th— Ind 1,300
Familien Freund (Ger.) Th— Ind 650
Herald Wed— Rep 1,350
Intelligencer Tu— Rep 1,450
Iowa Teacher Mo— Ed 14,000
CHARTER OAK, 575.— Crawford.
Republican Fri — Rep 650
flCHEROKEE, 3,500.— Cherokee.
Democrat Semi-W— Dem 1,250
Herald Fri— Rep 900
Times Th— Rep 1,220
CHURDAN, 380.— Greene.
Reporter Fri— Ind 700
CINCINNATI, 440.— Appanoose.
Review Th— Rep 425
CLARE, 300.— Webster.
Examiner Th— Ind 390
CLARENCE, 660.— Cedar.
Sun Th— Ind 760
fiCLARINDA, 3,380.— Page.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,050
Herald Semi-W— Rep 52,300
Journal Fri— Rep s2,Q50
fCLARION, 760.— Wright.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,200
Monitor Wed— Rep 912
CLARKSVILLE, 806.— Butler.
Star Th— Rep 1,100
CLEARFIELD, 466.— Taylor.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 430
CLEAR LAKE, 1,150. -Cerro Gordo.
Mirror Th— Rep 1,060
Reporter Th— Rep 900
CLERMONT, 520.— Fayette.
Herald Th— Ind 430
1ICLINTON, 24,850.— Clinton.
Age §D— Dem 1,020
Age Fri— Dem 1,350
Anzeiger (Ger.) Semi-W 800
Bugle *D— Ind 800
County Advertiser Tri-W— Dem 10,000
Herald (ad. P. 320) *D— Rep *2,017
Herald (ad. P. 320) Tri-W— Rep s2,000
Iowa State Adver .. .Tri-W— Dem&Ag 3,000
Merry War Sat— Soc 1,700
Mirror Sat— Rep 1,255
Volks-Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,060
COGGON, 610.— Linn.
Monitor Th— Ind 500
COIN, 520.-Page.
Gazette Th— Rep 610
COLFAX, 980.— Jasper.
Clipper Fri— Rep 710
Tribune Th— Ind 600
COLLEGE SPRINGS, 500.— Page.
Current Press Th— Rep 800
IOWA.
COLLINS, 260.— Story.
Clipper Th— Rep 410
Liberator Th— Ind 500
COLO, 300.— Story.
Banner Th— Ind 400
COLUMBUS CITY, 465.— Louisa.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 390
COLUMBUS JUNCTION, 975.— Louisa.
Gazette . Wed— Ind 1,150
Ref'd Church Herald . . . .Wed— RefCh 1,150
Safeguard Wed— Rep 1,230
CONRAD, 170.— Grundy.
Journal Fri— Ind 325
CON WAY, 385.— Taylor.
Journal Th— Rep 370
COON RAPIDS, 1,100.— Carroll.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 910
Reporter Th— Dem 840
UCORNING, 1,760.— Adams.
Free Press Th— Dem sl,749
Gazette Wed— Rep 870
Union Republican Th— Rep 2,381
CORRECTIONVILLE, 1,030.— Woodbury.
News Th— Rep 1,512
CORWITH, 500.— Hancock.
Hustler Fri— Rep
flCORYDON, 985.— Wayne.
Democrat Th — Dem
Times- Republican Th— Rep
^COUNCIL BLUFFS, 24,387.— Pottawatamie.
Deaf Hawk Eye Fri— DeafMute 540
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Dem 775
Nonpareil §D— Rep 6,000
Nonpareil Th— Rep 6,000
Trans-Mississippian Mo — Lit 2,500
CRAWFORDSVILLE, 310.— Washington.
475
1,156
1,460
Imprint Fri— Ind
fiCRESCO, 2,060.— Howard.
Plaindealer Semi-W — Dem
Republican Semi-W — Rep
Times Wed— Rep
fiCRESTON, 7,450.— Union.
Advertiser *D— Dem
Advertiser Semi-W — Dem
Citizen Th— Dem
Gazette *D— Rep
Gazette Th— Rep
Independent American (ad. P. 460)
§D— Pop
Independent American (ad. P. 460)
Th— Pop
Progress Mo — Ind
CUMBERLAND, 720.— Cass.
Banner Fri — Ind
DALLAS CENTER, 450.— Dallas.
Times Th— Ind
DANBURY, 446.— Woodbury.
Review Fri — Rep
DANVILLE, 360.— Des Moines.
News Th— Ind
UDAVENPORT, 35,000.— Scott.
Advance Sat — Ind
Democrat *D — Dem
410
1,620
1,000.
2,100
1,150
1,030
1,000
1,100
2,300
1,400
2,400
5,700
435
472
500
550
2,000
7,800
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IOWA.
fiDAVENPORT— Continued.
Democrat Th— Dem
Democrat Sun — Dem
Demokrat (Ger.) §D— Dem
Demokrat (Ger.) Semi- W— Dem
Demokrat (Ger.) Th— Dem
Interstate Press Sat — Tern
Iowa Catholic Messenger ...Sat — Cath
Iowa Churchman Mo — Prot-Epis
Iowa Reform (Ger.) Semi-W — Dem
Iowa Reform (Ger.) Tu — Dem
Leader *D— Dem
Leader Semi-W — Dem
Leader Sun— Dem
North Western News Th— Pro
Republican t§D— Rep
Republican Wed — Rep
Republican Sun— Rep
Times (ad. P. 381-383) *D— Ind
Times (ad. P. 381-383) ..Semi-W— Ind
DAVIS CITY, 610.— Decatur.
Advance Sat— Ind
Rustler Th— Ind
DAYTON, 690.— Webster.
Review Th— Rep
DECATUR CITY, 215.— Decatur.
Advocate Th — Ind
Astonisher Fri — Ind
fiDECORAH, 3,420.— Winneshiek.
Evangelisk Luthersk Kirketidende
(Nor.) Wed— Luth
Journal Tu — Ind-D
Posten (Nor.) Semi-W — Fam
Public Opinion Wed — Rep
Republican Th— Rep
DEDHAM, 420.— Carroll.
Week's Record Th— Ind
DEEP RIVER, 295.— Poweshiek.
Hustler Wed— Rep
DEFIANCE, 325.— Shelby.
Enterprise Th — Ind
DELMAR, 520.— Clinton.
Journal Fri — Ind
DELTA, 420.— Keokuk.
Enterprise Th — Rep
flDENISON, 2,100.— Crawford.
Bulletin Th— Dem
Demokrat (Ger.) Fri— Dem
Review (ad. P. 333) Semi-W— Rep
Zeitung (Ger.) Sat — Ind-R
fiDES MOINES, 63,500.— Polk.
Capital *D— Rep
Capital Th— Rep
Christian Index Wed— Chr
Christian Worker Mo— ChofCh
Commercial Gazette Mo — Tr
Cong. Iowa Mo— Cong
Creamery Gazette ..Mo — Dairy
Delphic Mo — Ed
Endeavorer Mo — C-End
Farmer & Dairyman (Wallace's)
Fri— Dairy &Ag
Farmer's Tribune Wed — Ag
Gazette Fri — Dem
Globe Th— Rep
Grand Army Advocate Semi-M-G.A.R.
Homestead Fri — Ag
Iowa Baptist Standard Fri — Bap
Iowa Commonwealth Th— Pro
Iowa Medical Journal Mo — Med
7,000
7,000
3,300
4,000
12,500
2,500
5,375
5,000
2,100
2,600
5.200
3,400
5,500
1,500
3,500
4,000
4,200
j3,442
5,500
650
762
1,000
400
400
6,000
1,500
36,700
1,680
1,750
400
360
427
575
400
1,200
870
.91,650
1,700
12,500
7,000
2,400
4,800
1,200
1,650
1,100
600
4,700
20,000
20,000
2,800
1,500
7,500
40,000
2,200
3,100
2,200
IOWA.
IfDES MOINES— Continued.
Iowa Bystander (Col.) Fri— Rep 1,800
Iowa S:gnal Mo— Tern 1.400
Iowa Staats Anzeiger (Ger.) Th-Ind-D 6,500
Iowa Temperance Mag Mo — Tern 2,350
Leader (ad. P. 55) {§D— Dem ^17,638
Leader (ad. P. 55) Th— Dem 13,243
Leader (ad. P. 55) Sun— Dem 519,567
Live Stock and Western Farm Jour
Semi-M— Ag 15,000
Mail and Times Sat— Soc&Lit 4,800
Midland Monthly Mo— Lit 10,500
Midland Schools Mo— Ed 4,000
News (ad. P. 460) *D— Ind 19,000
News (ad. P. 460) Semi-W— Ind 4,100
Parish Outlook Mo— Un.Breth 1,260
People's Popular Monthly ...Mo— Lit 3,300
Plain Talk Sat— Ind 1,520
Poultry Farmer Mo— Pity 30,000
Record Sat— Ind 2,300
Register t§D— Rep 8,000
Register Fri— Rep 25,400
Register Sun— Rep 9,500
Review Sat— Ind 3,800
Rural North-West Mo— Ag&Home 4,100
Saddlery News Mo— Tr 3,100
Spirit of the West Wed— Horses 3,000
Svithiod (Swed.) Th— Rep 4,500
Underwriters' Review . ..Semi-M — Ins 1,900
Western Economist Mo— Ins 1,000
Western Garden and Poultry Journal
Mo— Horti&Plty 5,400
DE SOTO, 330.— Dallas.
Exponent Fri— Ind 400
DE WITT, 1,430.— Clinton.
Observer Fri— Rep 940
DEXTER, 610.— Dallas.
Sentinel Fri— Rep 600
DIAGONAL, 205.— Ringgold.
Progress Fri— Ind 400
DICKENS, 250.— Clay.
Senate Fri— Rep 350
DONNELLSON, 300.— Lee.
Review Fri— Ind 500
DOON, 212.— Lyon.
Centurion Wed— Ind 275
Press Th— Ind 580
DOW CITY, 520.— Crawford.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 450
DOWS, 505.— Wright.
Advocate Fri— Rep 574
flDUBUQUE, 31,500.— Dubuque.
Globe- Journal *D— Rep 5,000
Herald J§D— Dem 3,500
Herald Fri— Dem 5,500
Herald Sun— Dem 4,600
Katholicher Western (Ger.) Th— Cath 8,500
Luxumberger Gazette (Ger.) Tu— Cath 3,100
National Demokrat (Ger.) ..Th— Dem 2,200
Normal Monthly Mo— Ed 4,500
Presbyterianer (Ger.) . . . .Bi-W— Pres 1,230
Telegraph *D— Ind-D 6,000
Telegraph Semi-W— Ind-D 15,000
Times t§D— Rep 5,341
Times Semi-W— Rep 7,901
Times Sun— Rep 7,318
Trade Journal Mo— Com 1,200
Western Farmer Mo— Ag 1,200
DUNCOMBE, 320.— Webster.
Sun . . .Fri— Ind 350
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DUNLAP, 1,275.— Harrison.
Herald Sat— Rep 1.250
Reporter (ad. P. 347) Th— Rep 1,175
DYERSVILLE, 1,290.— Dubuque.
Commercial Fri— Dem 1,920
News-Letter Fri— Ind 700
DYSART, 795.— Tama.
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,044
EAGLE GROVE, 1,900.— Wright.
Eagle (ad. P. 347) Wed— Rep 800
Gazette Th— Rep 980
Times *D— Rep 470
Times Th— Rep 1,030
EARLHAM, 320.— Madison.
Echo Th— Rep 440
EARLVILLE, 580.— Delaware.
Phoenix Fri— Rep 1,350
EARLY, 280.— Sac.
News Fri— Ind 400
EDDYVILLE, 840.— Wapello.
Tribune Sat— Ind 1,000
EDGEWOOD, 360.- Clayton.
Journal Fri — Rep 450
ELDON, 1,830.- Wapello.
Forum Sat— Rep 518
Review Fri— Ind 500
flELDORA, 1,600.— Hardin.
Enterprise Fri — Dem 1,400
Herald Semi- W— Rep 1,150
Ledger Th— Rep 1,200
ELGIN, 375.— Fayette.
Echo Th— Ind 690
HELKADER, 820.— Clayton.
Argus Th— Rep 900
Democrat (ad. P. 467) Tu— Dem 1,000
Nord Iowa Herold (Ger.) Wed— Dem 1,210
Register Th— Dem ^1,738
ELLIOTT, 320.— Montgomery.
Graphic Fri— Rep 500
ELLSWORTH, 730.— Hamilton.
Chronicle Th— Ind 550
ELMA, 770.— Howard.
News- Register Th— Ind 750
EMERSON, 415.— Mills.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 800
fiEMMETSBURG, 1,670.— Palo Alto.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,800
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,000
Tribune Wed— Dem 900
ESSEX, 570.— Page.
Independent Fri— Ind 600
HESTHERVILLE, 1,690.— Emmet.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,100
Republican Th— Rep 1,800
Vindicator Th— Rep 850
EVERLY, 805.— Clay.
News Th— Rep 875
EXIRA, 660.— Audubon.
Journal Th— Ind 1,500
IOWA.
FAIRBANK, 510.— Buchanan.
View Th— Ind 675
fiFAIRFIELD, 3,620.— Jefferson.
Journal *D— Ind 500
Journal Wed— Ind 1,320
Ledger Wed— Rep 1,850
Republican Semi- W— Rep 1,000
Tribune (ad. P. 323) Wed— Dem jl,700
FARLEY, 620.— Dubuque.
Advertiser Th— Ind 500
FARMINGTON, 1,080.— Van Buren.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,500
News Th— Rep 600
FARRAGUT, 455.— Fremont.
Sentinel Th— Ind 600
FAYETTE, 1,100.— Fayette.
Collegian Semi- M— Coll 350
Iowa Postal Card Th— Ind 500
Reporter Sat— Ind 500
FONDA, 640.— Pocahontas.
Review Th— Dem 800
Times Th— Rep 1,020
FONTANELLE, 850.— Adair.
Observer Th— Rep 800
Sentinel Fri— Dem 600
UFO REST CITY, 910.— Winnebago.
Independent Th— Pop 1,520
Summit Wed— Rep 800
FORT ATKINSON, 500.— Winneshiek.
Times Fri— Ind 450
UFORT DODGE, 5,106.— Webster.
Chronicle *D— Dem 800
Chronicle Semi- W— Dem 1,800
Messenger *D — Rep s850
Messenger Semi- W— Rep s2,350
Post Sat— Ind 1,730
Times Th— Rep 1,700
UFORT MADISON, 9,000.— Lee.
Democrat '. *D— Dem 1,000
Democrat Wed— Dem 2,400
Gem City *D— Dem 541
Gem City Fri— Dem 1,316
Knights' Sword & Helmet Mo— K.ofP 6,000
News JD— Rep 1,300
News Th— Rep 1,800
FREDERICKSBURG, 320.— Chickasaw.
News Th— Rep 500
FREMONT, 475.— Mahaska.
Gazette Th— Ind 470
GALVA, 260.— Ida.
Tribune Th— Ind 600
GARDEN GROVE, 625.— Decatur.
Express Th— Rep 480
GARNER, 690.— Hancock.
Democrat Th— Dem 845
Signal : Wed— Rep 700
GARRISON, 510.— Benton.
Independent Fri — Ind 400
GARWIN, 527.— Tama.
Tribune Th— Ind 425
GENEVA, 750.— Franklin.
News Th— Rep 450
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GEORGE, 310.— Lyon.
Courier Th— Ind 500
GERMANIA, 370.— Kossuth.
Standard Fri— Ind-R 400
GILMAN, 505.— Marshall.
Dispatch .;,Th— Ind 650
GILMORE CITY, 410.— Pocahontas.
Globe Th— Rep 340
GLADBROOK, 620.— Tama.
Northern Fri— Dem 725
UGLENWOOD, 1,950.— Mills.
Opinion Th— Rep 1,140
Tribune Th— Dem 1,375
GLIDDEN, 540.— Carroll.
Graphic Fri— Rep 650
GOLDFIELD, 350.— Wright.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 470
GOODELL, 250.— Hancock.
Farm Journal Th— Rep 410
COWRIE, 540.— Webster.
News Th— Ind-R 520
GRAETTINGER, 260.— Palo Alto.
Times Th— Ind 350
GRAND JUNCTION, 950.— Greene.
Globe Sat— Ind 810
Head Light Fri— Dem 750
GRAND RIVER, 160.— Decatur.
Local Th— Ind-R 400
GRAVITY, 215.— Taylor.
Independent Fri — Ind 450
GREELEY, 320.— Delaware.
Press Th— Rep 640
GREENE, 850.— Butler.
Press Fri— Rep 590
Recorder Tu— Dem 870
HGREENFIELD, 1,130.— Adair.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
Transcript Th— Rep 1,075
GRINNELL, 3,660.— Poweshiek.
Herald (ad. P. 323) .. ..Semi- W— Rep il,250
Scarlet & Black Semi- W— Coll 600
Signal Th— Dem 750
Unit Mo— Coll 460
GRISWOLD, 760.— Cass.
Advocate Fri— Rep 600
American Wed— Rep 1,050
UGRUNDY CENTRE, 1,200.— Grundy.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,250
Herald Th— Ind-D 1,200
Republican Th— Rep 1,275
UGUTHRIE CENTER, 1,100.— Guthrie.
Guthrian Th— Rep 1,300
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,260
Times Th— Rep 1,320
GUTTENBERG, 1,170.— Clayton.
Press Wed— Ind 1,040
HAMBURG, 1,760.— Fremont.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,500
Reporter Sat— Rep 1,100
Sunbeam Sat— Rep 1,000
IOWA.
flHAMPTON, 2,195.— Franklin.
Chronicle Th— Rep 1,000
Globe Fri— Dem 1,440
Recorder Wed— Rep 2,000
fiHARLAN, 1,820.— Shelby.
American Fri— Rep 1,050
Republican Th— Rep 1,350
Tribune Wed— Dem 1,000
HARRIS, .— Osceola.
Tribune Fri— Rep 400
HARTLEY, 525.— O'Brien.
Herald Wed— Ind 625
Journal Th— Rep 875
HASTINGS, 410.— Mills.
Record Th— Ind 370
HAVELOCK, 210.— Pocahontas.
Item Fri— Rep 600
HA WARDEN, 760.— Sioux.
Independent Th— Dem 1,350
Republican Th— Rep 1,250
HAWKEYE, 250.— Fayette.
Beacon Fri — Ind 510
HEDRICK, 600.— Keokuk.
Herald Sat— Rep 700
Journal Wed— Ind 1,362
HENDERSON, 205.— Mills.
Herald Th— Ind 520
HOLSTEIN, 550.— Ida.
Advance Th— Dem 1,200
Reporter Wed— Ind 425
HOPKINTON, 710.— Delaware.
Leader Th— Ind 620
HUBBARD, 460.— Hardin.
Monitor Th— Rep 820
HUDSON, 200.— Black Hawk.
Record Sat— Ind 450
HULL, 580.— Sioux.
Index Fri— Rep 780
HUMBOLDT, 1,150.— Humboldt.
Herald-Democrat Fri— Ind 400
Independent Th— Dem 1,200
Republican Th— Rep 1,310
HUMESTON, 690.— Wayne.
New Era Wed— Ind 715
PDA GROVE, 1,595.— Ida.
Era Th— Rep 1,080
Pioneer (ad. P. 463) Fri— Dem 1,475
Record Th— Ind 800
fllNDEPENDENCE, 3,300.— Buchanan.
Bulletin-Journal Th— Rep 2,300
Conservative Wed— Dem 1,600
Farmers' Advocate Sat— Pop 700
fllNDIANOLA, 2,275.— Warren.
Advocate-Tribune Th— Dem 1,100
Herald Th— Rep 2,000
Simpsonian Mo — Coll 310
Record Th— Rep 1,500
INWOOD, 210.— Lyon.
Herald Fri— Rep 350
IONIA, 500.— Chickasaw.
Herald Th— Ind 400
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JIIOWA CITY, 7,500.— Johnson.
Citizen Fri— Rep 2,000
Herald Th-Ind 1,400
Historical Record Qrtly— Hist
Iowa Methodist Mo— Meth-Epis 2,550
Post (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,625
Press Wed— Dem 2,040
Republican *D— Rep 900
Republican Wed— Rep 2,000
Vidette-Reporter Tri-W— Ed 1,000
IOWA FALLS, 1,830.— Hardin.
Citizen Fri— Rep 1,300
Sentinel Wed— Rep 1,000
IRETON, 420.— Sioux.
Clipper Th— Rep 1,420
JAMAICA, 300.— Guthrie.
Journal Sat— Ind 370
JANESVILLE, 260.— Bremer.
Banner Th— Ind 470
ffJEFFERSON, 1,930.— Greene.
Bee Th— Rep 52,100
Sentinel Th— Free-S 800
Souvenir Semi- W— Rep 2,160
Standard Wed-F.Sil 1,000
JESUP, 660.— Buchanan.
Critic Fri— Ind 510
JEWELL, 605.— Hamilton.
Clipper Sat— Ind 500
Record Th— Rep 850
KALONA, 215.— Washington.
News Fri— Ind 510
KELLERTON, 370.— Ringgold.
Globe Th— Ind 575
KELLOGG, 730.— Jasper.
Enterprise Fri— Ind-D 700
Tribune Wed— Rep 670
KENSETT, 305.— Worth.
Independent Th— Ind 500
fiKEOKUK, 18,000.— Lee.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Fri — Rep 675
Constitution-Democrat *D — Dem 4,200
Constitution-Democrat Wed— Dem 6,800
Gate City t§D— Rep 3,422
Gate City Th— Rep 5,106
Gate City ..I Sun— Rep 4,315
Press §D— Rep 1,500
Post (Ger.) Th— Dem 650
Standard Sun— Ind 1,'SOO
1JKEOSAUQUA, 870.— Van Buren.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
Republican Th— Rep 1,300
KEOTA, 808.— Keokuk.
Eagle Fri— Ind 650
KESWICK, 300.— Keokuk.
Courier Fri— Ind 420
News Th— Ind 376
KINGSLEY, 650.— Plymouth.
News Th— Ind 750
Times Th— Ind-R 600
KLEMME, 317.— Hancock.
Times Th— Rep 415
KNOWLTON, 160.— Ringgold.
Sentinel Fri— Ind ' 250
IOWA.
flKNOXVILLE, 2,800.— Marion.
Express Wed— Dem 2,000
Journal Sat— Rep 1,920
Reporter Fri— Dem 1,700
LACONA, 410.— Warren.
Ledger Fri— Ind 416
LADORA, 224.— Iowa.
Times Fri— Rep 400
LAKE CITY, 1,225.— Calhoun.
Blade Th— Rep 800
Graphic Th— Rep 1,560
LAKE MILLS, 610.— Winnebago.
Graphic Th— Rep 725
Republikaneren (Dan.) Fri— Rep 4,000
LAKE PARK, 310.— Dickinson.
News Fri— Rep 600
LAKE VIEW, 370.— Sac.
Resort Fri— Rep 620
LAMONI, 680.— Decatur.
Autumn Leaves Mo — Lat-Saints 2,000
College City Chronicle Th— Rep 600
Independent Patriot Th— Ind 2,300
Saint's Herald Sat— Lat-Saints 5,000
LAM O NT, 380.— Buchanan.
Leader Th— Ind 500
Press Fri— Ind 400
LANSING, 1,690.— Allamakee.
Journal Wed— Dem 51,440
Mirror Fri— Rep 1,200
LA PORTE CITY, 1,250.— Black Hawk.
Press Th— Rep 800
Progress Review Sat— Ind 1,080
LARCHWOOD, 550.— Lyon.
Leader Th— Ind 600
LARRABEE, 410.— Cherokee.
Review Fri— Ind 300
LAURENS, 320.— Pocahontas.
Sun Th— Dem 750
LAWLER, 492.— Chickasaw.
Dispatch Th— Ind 800
LEDYARD, 360.— Kossuth.
Leader Wed— Ind 400
LE GRAND, 455.— Marshall.
Record Fri— Rep 470
LEHIGH, 870.— Webster.
Argus Fri — Ind 415
ULE MARS, 4,360.— Plymouth.
Globe Semi-W— Dem 1,825
Herold (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,300
Post Semi-W— Dem 1,600
Sentinel *D— Rep 400
Sentinel Semi- W— Rep 2,533
LENOX, 712.— Taylor.
Gleaner Wed— Ind 500
Time Table Th— Ind 670
ULEON, 1,495.— Decatur.
Cruiser Wed— Ind 1,000
Journal Th— Rep 1,400
Reporter Th— Dem 2,164
Review .: Semi-W— Ind 750
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LETTS, 325.— Louisa.
Review Fri— Rep 476
LEWIS, 590.— Cass.
Standard Fri— Rep 500
LIME SPRINGS, 590.— Howard.
Sun Sat— Ind-R 550
LINEVILLE, 660.— Wayne.
News Sat— Dem 600
Tribune Fri— Ind-R 800
LINN GROVE, 220.— Buena Vista.
Independent Fri— Rep 800
LISBON, 1.085.— Linn.
Herald Fri— Rep 800
Sun Fri— Rep 850
LITTLE ROCK, 128.— Lyon.
Free-Lance Fri— Rep 510
LITTLE SIOUX, 405.— Harrison.
Independent Sat— Rep 420
LIVERMORE, 456.— Humboldt.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,300
flLOGAN, 1,570.— Harrison.
Nucleus (ad. P. 347) Fri— Dem 1,250
Observer Th— Rep 1,080
LOHRVILLE, 480.— Calhoun.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 720
LONE TREE, 235.— Johnson.
Reporter Fri— Ind 510
LORIMOR, 306.— Union.
Journal Fri— Ind 600
LUCAS, 710.— Lucas.
Industrial World Th— Free-S 620
LU VERNE, 550.— Kossuth.
News Fri— Rep 410
LYNNVILLE, 270.— Jasper.
Herald Fri— Pop 500
Tribune Fri— Ind 380
MACEDONIA, 515.— Pottawatomie.
News Th— Rep 780
MCGREGOR, i.iso.— Clayton.
News . . Wed— Rep 1,610
Times Th— Dem 1,700
McINTIRE, 100.— Mitchell.
Gazette Th— Ind 517
MACKSBURG, 310.— Madison.
Ledger Wed— Ind 310
MADRID, 595.— Boone.
Register-News Th— Rep 850
MALCOM, 405.— Poweshiek.
Leader Th— Dem 800
MALVERN, 1,010.— Mills.
Leader Th— Dem 1,200
fiMANCHESTER, 2,400.— Delaware.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,500
News *D— Rep 1,000
Press Th— Rep 1,800
MANILLA, 560.— Crawford.
Advocate Fri— Ind 410
Register Fri— Ind 680
IOWA.
MANLY, 340.— Worth.
Tribune Sat— Ind 470
MANNING, 1,260.— Carroll.
Herold (Ger.) Fri— Dem 700
Monitor Fri— Dem 800
MANSON, 860.— Calhoun.
Democrat Wed — Dem .$1,440
Journal Th— Rep 1,350
MAPLETON, 810.— Monona.
Advocate Th— Pop 1,200
Press Fri— Rep 1,674
KMAQUOKETA, 3,150.— Jackson.
Excelsior (ad. P. 311) .. Semi- W— Rep 1,400
Journal (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,200
Record Wed— Dem 1,520
Red Polled Record Qr— Breed 1,800
Republican Tu— Rep 800
Sentinel Th— Dem 2,150
MARATHON, 360.— Buena Vista.
Republic Fri— Rep 490
MARBLE ROCK, 450.— Floyd.
Weekly Th— Rep 500
MARCUS, 655.— Cherokee.
News Fri— Rep 650
1JMARENGO, 1,800.— Iowa.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,040
Republican Th— Rep 1,600
UMARION, 4,100.— Linn.
Argus Sat— Ind 1,400
Pilot Th— Rep 800
Register Th— Rep 1,735
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,650
MARNE, 400.— Cass.
Free Press Fri— Ind 300
UMARSHALLTOWN, 9,360.— Marshall.
Beobachter (Ger.) Th— Dem 900
Herald Th— Rep 2,760
Press §D— Ind-R 1,500
Press Semi- W— Ind-R 2,400
Reflector Fri— Dem 2,380
Times-Republican *D— Rep 5,000
Times-Republican Semi- W— Rep 5,800
flMASON CITY, 4,225.— Cerro Gordo.
Farmers' Institute Mo— Ag 30,000
Express Wed— Ind-R 800
Globe-Gazette *D— Rep 950
Globe-Gazette Th— Rep 1,500
Practical Education Mo— Ed 1,100
Republican Th— Rep 1,500
Times-Herald *D— Ind 800
Times-Herald Semi- W— Ind 2,000
MASSENA, 280.— Cass.
Echo (ad. P. 464) Fri— Ind 610
MAURICE, 310.— Sioux.
Review Fri— Ind 315
MAXWELL, 470.— Story.
Iowa Odd Fellow ..Semi-M— I.O.O.F 3,700
Tribune Th— Ind-R 1,200
MAYNARD, 376.— Fayette.
News Th— Ind 620
MECHANICS VI LLE, 670.— Cedar.
Press Th— Rep 500
MEDIAPOLIS, 490.— Des Moines.
New Era Semi- W— Rep 520
News Sat— Ind 400
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MELBOURNE, 410.— Marshall.
Record Sat— Ind 500
MENLO, 400.— Guthrie.
Gazette Wed— Rep 427
MERRILL, 415.— Plymouth.
Record Th— Dem 500
MILFORD, 310.— Dickinson.
Mail Th— Rep 900
MILO, 330.— Warren.
Motor Th— Ind 675
MILTON, 660.— Van Buren.
Herald Wed— Ind 918
MINBURN, 460.— Dallas.
Star Th— Ind 610
MISSOURI VALLEY, 2,820.— Harrison.
Eye Th— Rep 950
News *D— Rep 340
News Fri— Rep 1,100
Republican *D— Rep 300
Republican Semi- W— Rep 700
Times *D— Dem 310
Times Th— Dem 920
MITCHELLVILLE, 760.— Polk.
Index Th— Rep 780
MO DALE, 295.— Harrison.
Pride of Modale Sat— Ind 710
MO NONA, 470.— Clayton.
Leader Th— Ind 1,200
MONROE, 1,020.— Jasper.
Mirror Th— Rep 650
fiMONTEZUMA, 1,090.— Poweshiek.
Democrat Tu— Dem 1,000
Herald Mo— Legion of Hon 7,000
Palladium Fri— Dem 1,000
Republican Wed— Rep 1,272
MONTICELLO, 1,960.— Jones.
Express Th— Rep 1,304
Times Th— Dem 910
MONTOUR, 475.— Tama.
Courier Th— Ind 300
MONTPELIER, 600.— Muscatine.
Advance Th— Ind 840
MONTROSE, 795.— Lee.
Journal Fri— Ind 890
MORAVIA, 311.— Appanoose.
Tribune Sat— Ind 400
MORNING SUN, 910.— Louisa.
News Herald Th— Rep 800
MOULTON, 820.— Appanoose.
Sun Semi-W— Dem 540
Tribune Th— Ind 560
AMOUNT AYR, 1,300.— Ringgold.
Journal Th— Dem 900
News Semi-W— Ind 1,825
Record Th— Rep 1,650
HMOUNT PLEASANT, 4,200.— Henry.
Dial of Progress Th— Pro 3,000
Free Press Th— Dem 1,500
Iowa Wesleyan Mo — Coll 475
IOWA.
fMOUNT PLEASANT— Continued.
Journal Semi-W — Rep
News *D — Ind
News Wed— Ind
MOUNT VERNON, 1,280.— Linn.
Cornelian Semi- W— Coll
Hawkeye Fri— Rep
Remarker Sat — Ind
MOVILLE, 310.— Woodbury.
Mail Th— Dem
Post Th— Ind
MURRAY, 705.— Clarke.
News Th— Rep
Union Semi- VV — Rep
UMUSCATINE, 11,660.— Muscatine.
Anzeiger Fri — Ind-D
Correspondent (Ger.) Th — Ind
Journal *D — Rep
Journal Tri- W — Rep
Loyal Workman Mo— A.O.U.W
Mail Sat — Soc
News-Tribune §D — Dem
News-Tribune Semi-W — Dem
MYSTIC, 890.— Appanoose.
Letter Th— Ind
Reporter Fri — Ind
NASHUA, 1,260.— Chickasaw.
Post Th— Rep
Reporter Th— Ind
NEOLA, 920.— Pottawatamie.
Reporter Fri — Ind
TfNEVADA, 1,690.— Story.
Journal (ad. P. 347) .... Semi- W— Ind
Representative Wed — Rep
Watchman Fri — Ind-D
NEW ALBIN, 420.— Allamakee.
Courier Th— Ind
NEWELL, 560.— Buena Vista.
Mirror Fri — Rep
fNEW HAMPTON, 1,340.— Chickasaw.
Courier Th — Rep
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Dem
Gazette Sat — Ind
Tribune Tu— Dem
NEW HARTFORD, 510.— Butler.
Review Th— Rep
NEW LONDON, 610.— Henry.
Moon Th — Ind
Sun Fri— Ind
NEW MARKET, 330.— Taylor.
Herald Th— Ind
NEW SHARON, 1,062.— Mahaska.
Star Wed— Rep
UNEWTON, 2,595,-Jasper.
Courier Sat — Rep
Democrat Th — Dem
Herald Fri— Ind
Journal Wed — Rep
Record (ad. P. 319) Fri— Rep
NEW VIRGINIA, 220.— Warren.
New Virginian Th — Ind
NORA SPRINGS, 860.— Floyd.
Advertiser '. Th — Rep
Telephone . : , Th— Ind
1,760
600
1,872
610
1,000
400
420
380
750
500
1,500
900
1,030
2,789
11,500
1,500
1,250
3,500
510
340
1,200
965
1,275
1,800
1,650
1,600
515
675
1,620
900
1,650
1,575
450
624
400
450
900
850
1,500
1,440
1,610
1,850
400
517
675
t Morning and Sunday. $ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
t County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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NORTH ENGLISH, 895.— Iowa.
Record Wed— Ind-R'
JNORTHWOOD, 870.— Worth.
Anchor Th— Rep
Index Th — Rep
NORWAY, 490.— Benton.
News Fri — Ind
OAKLAND, 710.— Pottawatamie.
Acorn Th — Rep
Era Fri — Ind
OCHEYEDAN, 200.— Osceola.
Press Fri— Ind-R
ODEBOLDT, 1,130.— Sac.
Chronicle Th— Rep
Clarion Wed— Ind
OELWEIN, 840.— Fayette.
Record Wed — -Dem
Register Wed — Rep
OGDEN, 694.— Boone.
Messenger Sat — Dem
Reporter Th— Rep
OLIN, 520.— Jones.
Recorder Th— Rep
fiONAWA, 1,399.— Monona.
Democrat (ad. P. 347.) ....Th— Dem
Gazette Th— Rep
Sentinel Sat — Pop
ffORANGE CITY, 1,550.— Sioux.
Herald Wed— Rep
Hollander (Holl.) Th— Rep
Volksvriend (Holl.) Th— Dem
ORIENT, 135.— Adair.
Reporter Fri — Ind
1IOSAGE, 2,100.— Mitchell.
News Th— Rep
Press Th— Rep
Sun Wed— Ind
fiOSCEOLA, 2,140.— Clarke.
Clipper Sat — Rep
Democrat *D — Ind
Democrat Th — Dem
Sentinel Th— Rep
flOSKALOOSA, 6,900.— Mahaska.
Christian Endeavor ...Mo — Chris. End
Globe Sat— Ind
Herald (ad, P. 464) *D— Rep
Herald (ad. P. 464) Th— Rep
Journal *D— Dem
Journal Fri — Dem
Penn Chronicle Mo— Coll
Sunday School Helper ..Mo — Sun.Sch
Times Sat — Dem
OSSIAN, 630.— Winneshiek.
Bee Mon — Dem
OTO, 260.— Woodbury.
Leader Th — Rep
OTTOSEN, — -.— Humboldt.
Boomer Wed — Ind
fOTTUMWA, 14,320.— Wapello.
Courier (ad. P. 319) *D— Rep
Courier (ad. P. 319) ... .Semi- W— Rep
Democrat §D — Dem
Democrat Wed — Dem
610
1,000
1,150
500
620
500
618
840
515
1,500
2,164
1,200
1,500
610
1,400
800
1,200
1,570
1,840
1,700
400
1,700
1,760
1,400
800
500
1,100
1,900
600
2,500
1,200
2,500
1,000
2,500
640
2,440
1,510
820
400
300
i3,250
^4,180
1,500
2,500
IOWA.
fiOTTUMWA— Continued.
Journal (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,000
News Sat— Ind 1,000
Nat. Poultry Magazine Mo— Pity 1,100
Press §D— Ind 1,000
Press Sat— Ind 5,000
Saturday Herald ....Sat— Ind 730
OXFORD, 520.— Johnson.
Journal Th— Rep 600
Leader (ad. P. 347)) Sat— Dem 1,300
OXFORD JUNCTION, 816.— Jones.
Mirror Th— Ind 715
PACKWOOD, 320.— Jefferson.
Review Th— Ind 820
PANORA, 835.— Guthrie.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,200
Vedette Th— Rep 1,100
PARKERSBURG, 780.— Butler.
. Eclipse Fri— Rep 900
PARNELL, 490.— Iowa.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 360
PAULLINA, 520.— O'Brien.
Times Th— Rep 910
PELLA, 2,500.— Marion.
Advertiser Th— Dem 1,276
Blade Tu— Dem 800
Central Ray Mo— Coll 300
Weekblad (Holl.) Fri— Ind 1,090
PERRY, 3,100.— Dallas.
Advertiser Fri— Dem 1,200
Chief Reporter Th— Rep 1,S50
PERSIA, 460.— Harrison.
Globe Th— Ind 510
PETERSON, 370.— Clay.'
Patriot Th— Rep 1,568
PIERSON, 154.— Woodbury.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 400
PLAINFIELD, 295.— Bremen
Bell Th— Ind 510
PLEASANTVILLE, 620.— Marion.
News Th— Ind 750
PLOVER, 210.— Pocahontas.
Gazette Th— Ind 400
UPOCAHONTAS, 160.— Pocahontas.
Record Th— Rep 700
POMEROY, 490.— Calhoun.
Gleaner Th— Rep 500
Herald Th— Ind 810
POSTVILLE, 900.— Allamakee.
Graphic Th— Dem 650
Review Fri— Rep 672
Volksblatt (Ger.) Fri— Ind 724
PRAIRIE CITY, 705.— Jasper.
News-Kodak Fri— Rep 675
PRESCOTT, 460.— Adams.
Advocate Th— Rep 434
PRESTON, 550.— Jackson.
Times .. ...Fri— Ind 600
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fiPRIMGHAR, 525.— O'Brien.
Bell Th— Rep 1,000
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,085
PULASKI, 520.— Davis.
Independent Fri — Ind 650
QUIMBY, 250.— Cherokee.
Mirror Fri— Ind 350
View Fri— Ind 425
RADCLIFFE, 500.— Hardin.
Signal Th— Rep 860
RANDOLPH, 300.— Fremont.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 300
REDDING, 309.— Ringgold.
Rustler (ad. P. 464) Fri— Ind ^950
REDFIELD, 410.— Dallas.
Clipper Tli— Rep 530
flRED OAK, 3,820.— Montgomery.
Express Fri— Rep *2,248
Republican Fri— Rep 1,100
Sun Fri— Dem 1,300
REINBECK, 765.— Grundy.
Courier Fri— Rep 1,200
Standard Th— Ind 800
REMSEN, 600.— Plymouth.
Bell Fri— Dem 700
REN WICK, 305.— Humboldt.
Times Fri— Ind-R 540
RHODES, 500.— Marshall.
Chronicle Sat— Ind 430
RICEVILLE, 495.— Mitchell.
Recorder Th— Rep 560
RICHLAND, 640.— Keok'uk.
Clarion Fri— Rep 675
RIVERSIDE, 660.— Washington.
Leader Sat— Ind 600
RIVERTON, 560.— Fremont
Independent Fri — Ind 400
ROCKFORD, 1,050.— Floyd.
Gazette Th— Ind 500
Register Fri— Rep 850
flROCK RAPIDS, 1,596.— Lyon.
Reporter Th— Rep 1,300
Review Th— Dem 1,400
ROCK VALLEY, 615.— Sioux.
Bee Fri— Rep 630
Gaeztte '. Th— Ind 750
ROCKWELL, 380.— Cerro Gordo.
Phonograph Wed— Ind 675
flROCKWELL CITY, 570.— Calhoun.
Advocate Th— Rep 1,350
Republican Th— Rep 700
Sentinel Th— Dem 700
ROLAND, 500.— Story.
Record Th— Rep 400
ROLFE, 560.— Pocahontas.
Reveille Th— Rep 950
RUDD, 300.— Floyd.
Clipper Tu— Ind 250
IOWA.
ROWAN, 350.— Wright.
Record Th— Ind 300
RUSSELL, 500.— Lucas.
Union Th— Ind 430
RUTHVEN, 600.— Palo Alto.
Free Press Sat— Rep 500
SABULA, 1,000.— Jackson.
Gazette Semi- W— Ind 1,400
flSAC CITY, 1,280.— Sac.
Democrat Fri — Dem 870
Sun Th— Rep 1,489
ST. ANSGAR, 625.— Mitchell.
Enterprise ..Wed— Ind 600
ST. CHARLES, 410.— Madison.
Hawkeye Fri— Rep 430
SALEM, 610.— Henry.
News Th— Ind 600
SANBORN, 1,100.— O'Brien.
Pioneer Th— Rep 600
Sun Wed— Dem 710
SCHALLER, 360.— Sac.
Herald Th— Ind 450
SCRANTON, 740.— Greene.
Journal Th— Rep 750
SEYMOUR, 1,120.— Wayne.
Leader Th— Dem 700
Press Th— Rep 700
SHANNON CITY, 360.— Union.
Sun Fri— Ind 550
Western Poultry Fancier ...Mo— Pity 1,000
SHEFFIELD, 610.— Franklin.
Press Fri— Rep 625
SHELBY, 570.— Shelby.
News Fri— Ind 550
SHELDON, 1,550.— O'Brien.
Eagle Th— Dem 830
Mail Semi-W— Rep 1,650
SHELL ROCK, 730.— Butler.
News Th— Rep 1,000
SHELLSBURG, 475.— Benton.
Call Sat— Ind 400
SHENANDOAH, 2,600.— Page.
Post Th— Ind 1,300
Sentinel (ad. P. 311) .... Semi-W— Rep 2,600
World Semi-W— Dem 1,450
USIBLEY, 1,140.— Osceola.
Gazette Fri— Rep 860
Herald Fri— Rep 670
Tribune Th— Ind-D 980
flSIDNEY, 865.— Fremont.
Herald Semi-W— Dem 1,700
Sun Th— Rep 1,350
flSIGOURNEY, 1,650.— Keokuk.
Courier (Ger.) Th— Ind-D 950
Leader Sat— Sil.D 1,000
News Th— Rep 1,300
Review Wed— Dem 1,100
SILVER CITY, 324.— Mills.
Times Th— Ind 400
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SIOUX CENTER, 406.— Sioux.
Free Press Th— Rep 375
Nieuws Blad (Holl.) Wed— Rep 750
fiSIOUX CITY, 39,000.— Woodbury.
Courier (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,480
Journal tD— Rep 8,900
Journal Semi- W— Rep 4,700
Northwestern Catholic Th— Cath 4,750
Stylus Sat— Soc 450
Sun Th— Ind 520
Svenska Monitoren (Swed.) Fri— Rep 1,000
Times *D— Ind 3,750
Tribune «D— Dem 8,445
Tribune Wed— Dem 4,000
Union Advocate Sat— Lab 3,350
Volksfreund (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,470
SIOUX RAPIDS, 680.— Buena Vista.
Press Th— Rep 650
Republican Sat— Rep 620
SLATER, 450.— Story.
News Fri— Rep 600
SLOAN, 455.— Woodbury.
Star Th— Ind-D 1,440
SMITHLAND, 370.— Woodbury.
Sun Fri— Rep 500
SOLON, 430.— Johnson.
Economy Th— Ind 325
SOUTH ENGLISH, 510.— Keokuk.
Herald Fri— Ind 750
USPENCER, 2,150.— Clay.
Herald Wed— Dem 1,400
News Th— Rep 1,250
Reporter Th— Rep 1,500
fiSPIRIT LAKE, 800.— Dickinson.
Beacon Fri— Rep 1,200
Hi raid Th— Dem 770
Post (Ger.) Wed— Ind 575
SPRINGVILLE, 530.— Linn.
New Era Wed— Rep 750
STANHOPE, 160.— Hamilton.
Mail Sat— Rep 350
STANTON, 500.— Montgomery.
Call Fri— Rep 750
STANWOOD, 305.— Cedar.
Herald Fri— Ind 700
STATE CENTER, 870.— Marshall.
Enterprise Th— Ind 610
Independent Th— Ind 700
IfSTORM LAKE, 1,690.— Buena Vista.
Pilot-Tribune Wed— Rep 870
Vidette Fri— Dem .$1,723
STORY CITY, 545.— Story.
Hera'd Fri— Rep 700
Messenger Tu— Rep 600
Visergutten (Nor. Dan.) ....Fri— Rep 730
STRATFORD, 410.— Hamilton.
Courier Th— Rep 430
STRAWBERRY POINT, 966.— Clayton.
Mail-Press Th— Ind 1,056
STUART, 2,400.— Guthrie.
Locomotive Fri — Rep 1,080
News Wed— Ind 770
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SUMNER, 890.— Bremer.
Gazette Th— Ind 600
SUPERIOR, 420.— Dickinson.
Record Fri— Ind 410
SUTHERLAND, 520.— O'Brien.
Courier Fri— Rep 520
Republican Fri— Ind 450
SWALEDALE, 200.— Cerro Gordo.
Bee Th— Ind 460
TABOR, 510.— Fremont.
Beacon Fri— Rep 550
TAMA, 1,875.— Tama.
Free Press Th— Ind-R 675
Herald Th— Rep 1,600
News Th— Sil.D 900
THOMPSON, 300.— Winnebago.
Courier Fri— Rep 390
THORNTON, 310.— Cerro Gordo.
Enterprise Th— Rep 615
TINGLE Y, 400.— Ringgold.
Vindicator Th— Rep 660
UTIPTON, 1,634.— Cedar.
Advertiser Th— Rep 1,500
Conservative Wed— Dem 1,100
Republican Fri— Rep 900
flTOLEDO, 1,860.— Tama.
Chronicle Th— Rep 1,300
Democrat Th— Dem 1,350
Independent Fri — Ind 750
TRAER, 1,045.— Tama.
Star-Clipper Fri— Rep 2,650
TRIPOLI, 820.— Bremer.
Leader Fri— Ind 620
TRURO, 300.— Madison.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 400
UNION, 520.— Hardin.
Star Fri— Rep 700
URB ANA, 520.— Benton.
Monitor Fri — Rep 625
UTE, 400.— Monona.
Independent Fri — Ind 375
VAIL, 540.— Crawford.
Observer Th— Ind 650
VALLEY JUNCTION, 1,065.— Polk.
Express Fri— Rep 1,420
VAN HORN, 510.— Benton.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 780
VICTOR, 805.— Iowa.
Index Th— Rep 744
VILLISCA, 1,798.— Montgomery.
Letter Wed— Dem 1,075
Review Th— Rep 975
1JVINTON, 2,974.— Benton.
Eagle Semi-W— Rep 2,000
Review Fri— Rep 650
Times Th— Dem 1,350
WALKER, 390.— Linn.
News Fri— Ind 760
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WALL LAKE, 440.— Sac.
Blade Fri— Ind
WALNUT, 820.— Pottawatamie.
Bureau Fri— Rep
fiWAPELLO, 1,030.— Louisa.
Democrat Th — Dem
Republican Th — Rep
Tribune Fri — Rep
U WASHINGTON, 3,340.— Washington.
Democrat Tu — Dem
Gazette Fri — Rep
Journal *D — Ind
Press Wed— Rep
WASHTA, 405.— Cherokee.
Journal Th— Ind-R
^WATERLOO, 8,000.— Black Hawk.
Courier *D — Rep
Courier Semi- W — Rep
Creamery Journal Mo — Dairy
Democrat Th— Dem
Deutsche Amerikaner (Ger.) Th — Dem
Egg Reporter Mo — Eggs
Iowa Workman Mo — Frat
Reporter *D — Rep
Reporter Semi- W — Rep
Tribune Fri — Dem
WAUCOMA, 420.— Fayette.
Sentinel Th— Ind
fWAUKON, 1,630.— Allamakee.
Repub'ican Wed — Rep
Standard Wed— Rep
UWAVERLY, 2,420.— Bremer.
Democrat Th — Dem
Independent Th — Ind
Phoenix (Ger.) Wed— Dem
Republican Th— Rep
WAYLAND, 260.— Henry.
News Fri— Ind
HWEBSTER CITY, 2,950.— Hamilton.
Freeman *D — Rep
Freeman Wed — Rep
Graphic-Hera'd Semi-W — Dem
Journal (ad. P. 347) Sat— Rep
Tribune *D — Rep
Tribune Fri— Rep
WELDON, 550.— Decatur.
Hornet Tu— Rep
WELLMAN, 120.— Washington.
Advance Th— Ind
WESLEY, 450.— Kossuth.
News Th— Ind
Reporter Fri— Rep
WEST BEND, 330.— Palo Alto.
Advance Sat— F.Sil
Journal Th— Ind
WEST BRANCH, 490.— Cedar.
Times Th— Rep
WESTGATE, 110.— Fayette.
Herald Wed-Ind
330
510
780
1,'033
700
1,550
1,375
650
1,500
400
1,900
1,776
7,500
800
1,450
11,000
9,500
1,300
2,150
1,450
500
1,104
1,100
1,250
1,400
1,300
1,275
435
450
1,700
1,570
600
475
2,200
775
800
450
500
400
500
570
250
IOWA.
WEST LIBERTY, 1,280.— Muscatine.
Index Th— Rep 1,100
Review Th— Rep 850
WEST POINT, 498.— Lee.
Bee Th— Dem 690
WEST SIDE, 450.— Crawford.
Journal Fri— Dem 680
ffWEST UNION, 1,690.— Fayette.
Argo Wed— Rep 2,175
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,600
Union Th— Dem 1,960
WHAT CHEER, 3,435.— Keokuk.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 540
Patriot Wed— Rep 870
Reporter Wed— Dem 1,000
WHEATLAND, 610.— Clinton.
Gazette Wed— Dem 870
Spectator Wed— Ind-R 330
WHITING, 460.— Monona.
Reporter Wed— Ind 670
WHITTEMORE, 595.— Kossuth.
Champion Th— Ind 472
WILLIAMS, 200.— Hamilton.
Wasp Fri— Dem 422
WILLIAMSBURG, 650.— Iowa.
Democrat Fn— Dem 800
Journal Fri— Ind 870
WILTON JUNCTION, 1,250.— Muscatine.
Advocate Sat— Ind 730
Review Th— Ind 640
WINFIELD, 470.— Henry.
Beacon Th— Ind 775
ffWINTERSET, 2,530.— Madison.
Madisonian Semi-W — Rep 1,950
News Fr— Dem 2,200
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,500
Review (ad. P. 347) Wed— Ind 1,000
WINTHROP, 375.— Buchanan.
Review Th— Ind 510
WODEN, 370.— Hancock.
Watchman Th— Ind 400
WOODBINE, 830.— Harrison.
Chronic'e Th— Ind-D 900
Twiner Sat— Rep 775
WOODWARD, 340.— Dallas.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 450
WYOMING, 710.— Jones.
Journal Th— Ind 500
YALE, 300.— Guthrie.
Tribune Th— Rep 250
ZEARING, 245.— Story.
Enterprise Fri — Rep 470
t Morning and Sunday,
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ffABILENE, 4,300.— Dickinson.
Chronicle *D— Rep 400
Chronicle Fri— Rep 1,500
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,503
Evangelical Visitor Semi-M— Rel 1,500
News Th— Dem 1,630
Reflector *D— Rep 800
Reflector Th— Rep 1,750
ALLEN, 330.— Lyon.
Journal Fri— Ind 650
fiALMA, 1,160.— Wabaunsee.
Enterprise Fri— Rep sl,292
Signal (ad. P. 421) Sat— Dem 740
ALMENA, 435.— Norton.
Lantern Th— Pop 450
Plaindealer Th— Rep 400
ALTAMONT, 470.— Labette.
White Banner Fri— Pop 500
ALTA VISTA, 275.— Wabaunsee.
Journal Fri— Ind 300
ALTON, 370.— Osborne.
Empire Th— Rep 420
ALTOONA, 270.— Wilson.
Journal Fri— Ind 390
AMERICUS, 396.— Lyon.
Greeting • Th— Ind 425
fiANTHONY, 1,810.— Harper.
Republican Fri— Rep 1,200
ARCADIA, 560.— Crawford.
Times Th— Dem 478
ARGENTINE, 4,950.— Wyandotte.
Republic Th— Ind 870
ARGONIA, 400.-Sumner.
Clipper Fri— Ind 500
ARKANSAS CITY, 8,500.— Cowley.
Democrat-Dispatch Fri— Dem 1,100
Journal Fri— Ind 800
Traders' Exchange Fri— Rep 820
Traveler *D— Rep 1,050
Traveler Fri— Rep 1,600
ARLINGTON, 790.— Reno.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 740
flASHLAND. 470.— Clark.
Clipper Fri— Ind 350
flATCHISON, 14,350.— Atchison.
Champion (ad. P. 466) Th— Rep 4,800
Champion (ad. P. 4o6) §D— Rep 4,750
Glebe *D— Ind 4,500
Globe Th— Ind 1,600
Staats Anzeiger (Ger.) Th— Ind 4,800
ATTICA, 560.— Harper.
Independent Fri — Ind 450
UATWOOD, 520.— Rawlins.
Patriot Fri— Pop 630
Republican-Citizen Fri— Rep 790
AUGUSTA, 1,360.— Butler.
Gazette Fri— Dem 792
Journal Fri— Rep 700
AXTELL, 660.— Marshall.
Anchor Fri— Rep 540
Standard Fri— Dem 475
BALDWIN, 960.— Douglas.
Baker Orange Wed— Ed 350
Ledger Fri— Rep 800
BARNES, 370.— Washington.
Chief Th— Rep 400
BAXTER SPRINGS, 1,267.— Cherokee.
News Sat— Ind 710
Republican Fri— Rep 670
BEATTIE, 680.— Marshall.
Eagle Sat— Rep 500
Palladium Fri— Rep 420
BELLE PLAINE, 680.— Sumner.
Defender Th— Ind 300
News Fri— Ind 650
HBELLEVILLE, 1,885.— Republic.
Freeman Th— Pop 1,150
Telescope Fri— Rep 930
flBELOIT, 2,510.— Mitchell.
Call Fri— Pop 1,640
Gazette Th— Rep 1,500
Times Th— Rep 1,000
Woodman Mo— Frat 10,000
BENEDICT, 260.— Wilson.
Courier Fri— Ind 200
BENNINGTON, 370.— Ottawa.
Democrat Fri— Dem 600
BERN, 240.— Nemaha.
Gazette Fri— Ind 310
ELAINE, 300.— Pottawatamie.
News Fri— Ind 200
BLUE MOUND, 705.— Linn.
Searchlight Fri— Dem 500
Sun Th— Rep 800
BLUE RAPIDS, 915.— Marshall.
Motor ^ Fri— Rep 700
Times Th— Rep 600
BLUFF CITY, 160.— Harper.
News Fri— Ind 230
BONNOR SPRINGS, 660.— Wyandotte.
Chieftain Th— Ind 620
BRONSON, 355.— Bourbon.
Record Th— Sil.D 420
BUFFALO, 410.— Wilson.
Advocate Fri— Iqd 530
BURDEN, 512.— Crowley.
Eagle Th— Rep 500
BURLINGAME, 1,550.— Osage.
Chronicle Wed— Rep 1,365
Enterprise Th— Rep 820
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flBURLINGTON, 2,290.— Coffey.
Courier Fri— Pop 1,000
Independent Fri — Dem 1,056
Jeffersonian *D — Ind 450
Jeffersonian Th— Ind 1,200
Republican Fri — Rep 1,025
BURNS, 210.— Marion.
Citizen Th— Ind 500
BURR OAR, 610.— Jewell.
Herald Th— Rep 750
BURRTON, 720.— Harvey.
Graphic Fri — Ind 625
CALDWELL, 1,630.— Sumner.
Advance Th— Ind 850
News Th— Rep 535
CANEY, 590.— Montgomery.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 720
Patriot Fri— Ind 467
CANTON, 365.— McPherson.
Pilot Fri— Ind 390
CARBONDALE, 880.— Osage.
Carbondalian Sat— Rep 490
CAWKER CITY, 975.— Mitchell.
Ledger Fri— Ind 470
Public Record Th— Rep 500
CEDAR VALE, 670.— Chautauqua.
Commercial Fri — Rep 960
CENTRALIA, 545.— Nemaha.
Journal Fri— Ind-R 984
CHANUTE, 3,000.— Neosho.
Blade Fri— Dem 1,460
Sun ID— Ind 425
Times Fri— Rep 1,200
Tribune *D— Rep 700
CHAPMAN, 440.— Dickinson.
News Th— Ind 400
Standard Fri— Rep 500
CHASE, 370.— Rice.
News Fri— Ind 300
CHENEY, 310.— Sedgwick.
Sentinel Th— Ind 600
CHEROKEE, 1,120.— Crawford.
Sentinel Fr-i— Rep 675
CHERRYVALE, 2,190.— Montgomery.
Clarion *D— Ind 300
New Era Th— Rep 700
News JD— Ind 200
News Fri— Pop 700
Republican ...Fri— Rep 800
CHETOPA, 2,270.— Labette.
Advance Fri— Rep 700
Democrat Th— Dem 800
fiCIMARRON, 470.— Gray.
Jacksonian Fri — Ind 600
CIRCLEVILLE, 225.— Jackson.
News Th— Ind 450
CLAFLIN, 320.— Barton.
Clarion Th— Rep 350
KANSAS.
ffCLAY CENTRE, 2,850.— Clay.
Dispatch Th— Pop 1,760
Times Th— Rep sl,892
Western Breeders Jour Mo — LiveStk
CLEARWATER, 275.— Sedgwick.
Kan. Jayhawker Fri— Ind 300
CLIFTON, 350.— Clay.
News Fri— Rep 530
CLYDE, 1,150.— Cloud.
Farmer's Voice Th— FarmAll 650
Herald Wed— Rep 420
COFFEYVILLE, 3,000.— Montgomery.
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Gaslight Sat— Rep 700
Independent §D— Ind 600,
Independent Fri— Ind 500
Journal *D— Rep 800
Journal Fri— Rep 1,275
flCOLBY, 530.— Thomas.
Free Press Th— Pop 650
Tribune Th— Rep 900
HCOLDWATER, 495.— Comanche.
Western Star Fri— Ind 450
COLONY, 490.— Anderson.
Free Press Fri— Ind 495
1JCOLUMBUS, 2,176.— Cherokee.
Advocate *D— Rep 450
Advocate Th— Rep 1,150
Courier Th-Rep 1,100
Modern Light Th— Pop 2,015
flCONCORDIA, 3,360.— Cloud.
Blade Fri— Ind 2,400
Dayl.ght Th— Rep 1,806
Empire Th— Rep 1,640
Kansan Th— Pop sl,682
CONWAY SPRINGS, 715.— Sumner.
Star Sat— Ind 750
COOLIDGE, 200.— Hamilton.
Unmuzzled Truth Fri— Rep 300
CORNING, 300.— Nemaha.
Gazette Th— Rep 350
fiCOTTONWOOD FALLS, 790.— Chase.
Courant Th— Dem 800
Leader Th— Rep 800
Reveille Th— Pop 500
fiCOUNCIL GROVE, 2,650.— Morris.
Courier-Guard Fri— Pop 1,248
Republican Fri— Rep 1,840
Times Th— Dem 800
COURTLAND, 280.— Republic.
Register Fri— Rep 560
CUBA, 420.— Republic.
Advocate Fri— Pop 300
Daylight Fri— Rep 450
DANVILLE, 450.— Harper.
News Sat— Ind 370
DELPHOS, 610.— Ottawa.
Republican Fri— Rep 570
DENNIS, 200.— Labette.
Leader .. ...Th— Dem 300
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DE SOTO, 400.— Johnson.
Eagle Eye Fri— Ind 300
DEXTER, 320.— Cowley.
Advocate Fri— Rep 350
1JDIGHTON, 310.— Lane.
Herald Th— Rep 470
Journal Th— Pop 300
UDODGE CITY, 1,980.— Ford.
Democrat Fri — Dem 650
Globe-Republican Th— Rep 800
Reporter Fri— Pop 530
DOUGLASS, 810.— Butler.
Tribune ...Fri— Rep 600
DOWNS, 960.— Osborne.
Times Th— Rep 910
E ASTON, 220.— Leavenworth.
Light .' Th— Ind 400
EDNA, 325.— Labette.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 300
Sun Sat— Ind 390
EFFINGHAM, 750.— Atchison.
New Leaf Fri— Rep 700
fiEL DORADO, 4,460.— Butler.
Industrial Advocate Th— Pop 1,440
Republican *D— Rep 600
Republican Fri— Rep 1,500
Times *D— Rep 420
Times Fri— Rep 1,920
ELK CITY, 770.— Montgomery.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 400
ELLIN WOOD, 695.— Barton.
Leader Th— Ind 700
ELLIS, 1,220.— Ellis.
Independent Sat— Dem 600
Review-Headlight Fri— Rep 300
flELLSWORTH, 1,800.— Ellsworth.
Messenger Th— Dem 1,512
Reporter Th— Rep 950
ELSMORE, 320.— Allen.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 310
EMPIRE CITY, 960.— Cherokee.
.Journal Th— Ind 600
flEMPORIA, 7,776.— Lyon.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,000
Farmers' Journal Mo— Ag 1,000
Gazette *D— Rep 1,220
Gazette Th— Rep 1,872
Republican *D— Rep 1,750
Republican Th— Rep 2,000
Times Fri— Dem 2,000
ENTERPRISE, 826.— Dickinson.
Journal Th— Ind 450
HERIE, 1,210.— Neosho.
Repub'ican Record Fri — Rep 1,426
Sentinel Fri— Pop 1,350
ESBON, 250.— Jewell.
Times Fri— Ind 300
ESKRIDGE, 560.— Wabaunsee.
Star Th— Rep 900
EUDORA, 630.— Douglas.
News ., ...Th— Ind 650
KANSAS.
fiEUREKA, 2,400.— Greenwood.
Democratic-Messenger Th — Dem
Herald Fri— Rep
Republican Th — Rep
Union Fri — Pop
EVEREST, 485.— Brown.
Enterprise Fri — Ind
FAIRVIEW, 360.— Brown.
Courier Fri — Ind
Enterprise Sat — Rep
FALL RIVER, 400.— Greenwood.
News Fri — Ind
FLORENCE, 1,260.— Marion.
Bulletin Th— Rep
1,375
1,060
1,080
1,082
470
520
480
430
1,700
FORT LEAVENWORTH, 2,515.—
Leavenworth.
Journal of the U. S. Cavalry Asso.
Qrtly— Milit 750
UFORT SCOTT, 12,240.— Bourbon.
Fair Play (Col.) Fri— Rep 650
Lantern Fri— Ind 1,570
Monitor §D— Rep 1,000
Monitor Semi-W— Rep 2,'SOO
Tribune *D— Dem 1,500
Tribune Th— Dem 1,800
Western Med. Journal Mo— Med 1,864
FRANKFORT, 1,300.— Marshall.
Review Fri— Rep 1,100
flFREDONIA, 1,560.— Wilson.
Alliance Herald Fri— Pop 1.200
Citizen Fri— Rep 1,296
FULTON, 540— Bourbon.
Independent Fri — Ind 400
GALENA, 2,540.— Cherokee.
Republican *D— Rep 800
Republican Sat— Rep 570
Times *D— Dem 1,200
GALESBURG, 255.— Neosho.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 560
GALVA, 228.— McPherson.
Clarion Fri— Ind 380
flGARDEN CITY, 1,600.— Finney.
Herald Sat— Rep 710
Imprint Sat— Rep 750
Sentinel Sat— Pop 500
GARDENER, 530.— Johnson.
Gazette Th— Ind 375
flGARNET, 2,310.— Anderson.
Eagle Fri— Rep 520
Journal Fri — -Dem 950
Kansas Agitator Fri — Pop 1,470
Republican-Plaindealer Th— Rep 1,000
GAYLORD, 322.— Smith.
Herald Th— Rep 820
GENESEO, 403.— Rice.
Herald Th— Ind 320
ffGIRARD, 2,615.— Crawford.
News Sat— Pop 794
Press Th— Rep 2,250
World Th— Pop 1,570
GLASCO, 475.— Cloud.
Sun . ...Fri— Ind 430
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GLEN ELDER, 410.— Mitchell.
Independent Sat— Ind 640
People's Sentinel Th— Pop 725
GOFF, 210.— Nemaha.
Advance Fri — Rep 455
fiGOODLAND, 1,100.— Sherman.
News Th— Rep 540
Republic Fri— Pop 640
fiGOVE, 120.— Gove.
Advocate Fri— Pop 300
Leader Fri— Pop 420
Republican-Gazette Th— Rep 530
flGREAT BEND, 2,600.— Barton.
Beacon Fri— Pop 800
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Register Sat— Rep 960
Tribune Fri— Rep 850
GREELEY, 526.— Anderson.
Graphic Fri— Pop 400
GREENLEAF, 830.— Washington.
Sentinel Th— Rep 700
flGREENSBURG, 530.— Kiowa.
Signal-Times Fri— Rep 500
GRENOLA, 612.— Elk.
Chief Fri— Rep 730
GRIDLEY, 220.— Coffey.
Herald Fri— Ind 400
GYPSUM, 538.— Saline.
Advocate Fri— Ind 320
HADDAM, 430.— Washington.
Clipper Fri— Rep 400
HALSTEAD, 1,100.— Harvey.
Independent Th— Rep 650
HANOVER, 920.— Washington.
Democrat-Enterprise .. .Th— Dem-Pop 936
HARPER, 1,620.— Harper.
Advocate Fri— Pop 750
Sentinel Th— Rep 790
HARTFORD, 460.— Lyon.
Times , Fri— Ind 750
HAVEN, 260.— Reno.
Journal Sat— Ind 230
HAVENSVILLE, 250.— Pottawatamie.
Torchlight Th— Rep 350
HHAYS, 1,300.— Ellis.
Free Press (ad. P. 323) Sat— Pop 850
Republican Sat— Rep 730
HERINGTON, 1,420.— Dickinson.
Times Th— Rep 800
flHIAWATHA, 3,100.— Brown.
Democrat Th— Pop 2,600
World Fri— Rep 3,100
HIGHLAND, 500.— Doniphan.
Vidette Th— Rep 600
HHILL CITY, 550.— Graham.
Gem Fri— Pop 550
Republican Th— Rep 1,100
Reveille Th— Pop 800
KANSAS.
HOISINGTON, 510.— Barton.
Dispatch ...................... Th— Rep
flHOLTON, 2,770.— Jackson.
Recorder ...................... Th— Rep
Signal ...................... Wed— Dem
Sunflower .................... Th— Pop
Tribune ...................... Fri— Rep
HOPE, 650.— Dickinson.
Dispatch
530
1,700
1,070
1,050
1,714
Th— Rep
570
HORTON, 3,390.— Brown.
Commercial .................. Th — Dem 1,250
Headlight (ad. P. 470) ....... Th— Rep 1,600
Leader .................. Semi- W— Rep 750
UHOWARD, 1,030.— Elk.
Citizen ........................ Th— Ind 1,150
Courant ...................... Fri— Rep 1,300
flHOXIE, 254.— Sheridan.
Pallad:um ..................... Th— Pop 540
Sentinel ....................... Th— Rep 619
fiHUGOTON, 140.— Stevens.
Hermes ...................... Sat— Rep 420
HUMBOLDT, 1,390.— Allen.
Herald ........................ Fri— Ind 400
Union ........................ Sat— Rep 775
HURON, 366.— Atchison.
Herald
Th— Rep
flHUTCHINSON, 8,850.— Reno.
Clipper ........................ Sat— Soc
Democrat .................... Sat— Dem
Gazette ........................ Th— Pop
Interior Herald .............. Sat— Rep
Mail .......................... Sat— Rep
News ......................... *D— Rep
News ......................... Th— Rep
Saturday Bee ................. Sat— Ind
School & Fireside ............ Mo— Ed
Western Homestead .......... Mo — Ag
^INDEPENDENCE, 3,265.— Montgomery.
Kansas Populist ............. Fri— Pop
Reporter ...................... *D— Ind
Star and Kansan ............ Fri— Pop
Tribune ..................... Wed— Rep
INMAN, 260.— McPherson.
Review ..................... Fri— Ind-R
HI OLA, 1,725.— Allen.
Democrat .................... Fri— Dem
Farmer's Friend ............. Fri — Pop
Record ........................ *D— Rep
Record ....................... Fri — Rep
Register ...................... *D— Rep
Register ...................... Fri— Rep
IRVING, 400-— Marshall.
Leader ....................... Th— Rep
JAMESTOWN, 390.— Cloud.
Kansas Optimist ............ Sat — Ind
JENNINGS, 415.— Decatur.
Echo ......................... Fri— Rep
UJETMORE, 360.— Hodgeman.
Republican ................. Fri— Sil.-R
Western Herald .............. Th— Rep
JEWELL CITY, 710.— Jewell.
Republican .................. Fri— Rep
460
800
1,400
1,700
1,320
1,000
2,264
1,785
1.570
1,100
3,250
1,000
400
1,060
1,392
1,000
1,100
1,025
700
1,900
350
500
630
600
350
^1,392
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^JUNCTION CITY, 4,685.— Geary.
Republican Fri— Rep 1,100
Sentinel (ad. P. 421) Fri— Dem 1,400
Tribune Fri— Pop 940
Union *D— Rep 850
Union Fri— Rep 2,200
([KANSAS CITY, 39,500.— Wyandotte.
American Citizen (Col.) ....Fri— Rep 600
Cromwells Kan. Mirror Fri— Ind 1,500
Gazette *D— Rep 2,300
Gaeztte Th— Rep 3,600
Labor Record Th— Lab 2,000
Press Fri— Ind 1,300
Staats Zeitung Th— Rep 1,000
Sun Fri— Pop 1,760
Wyandotte Herald Th— Dem 1,000
KELLY, 150.— Nemaha.
Independent Fri— Ind 400
KENSINGTON, 310.— Smith.
Mirror Fri— Pop 580
KINCAID, 300.— Anderson.
Dispatch Fri— Rep 420
flKINGMAN, 2,450.— Kingman.
Journal Fri— Pop 780
Leader-Courier Th— Rep 1,450
KINSLEY, 790.— Edwards.
Graphic Fri— Pop 650
Mercury Th— Rep 500
KIOWA, 900.— Barber.
Journal Th— Rep 780
News Fri— Rep 580
Review Wed— Ind 830
KIRWIN, 695.— Phillips.
Globe Fri— Rep 460
Independent Th— Pop 750
ULA CROSSE, 520.— Rush.
Chieftain Fri— Pop 600
Republican Fri— Rep 580
LA CYGNE, 1,160.— Linn.
Journal Fri— Rep 950
LA HARPE, 100.— Allen.
News Fri— Rep 255
1TLAKIN. 265.— Kearney.
Advocate Th— Rep 650
Investigator Wed— Rep 400
LANSING, 640.— Leavensworth.
News Th— Free-S 450
ULARNED, 1,975.— Pawnee.
Chronoscope Fri — Rep 1,300
Eagle-Optic Fri— Ind 1,100
Tiller and Toiler .....Fri— Pop 960
ULAWRENCE, 10,200.— Douglas.
Germania (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,500
Jeffersonian-Gazette Th— Dem 2,787
Tournal *D— Rep 2,150
Journal Sat— Rep 2,800
Kan. Univ. Quarterly . . . .Qrtly— Scien 500
Kan. Univ. Weekly Sat— Coll 750
Pet Stock Record Mo— Stock
Rural Home Mo— Ag 2,800
Select Friend (ad. P. 467) ..Mo— Frat 5,500
World *D— Rep 2,200
World Th— Rep 2,500
KANSAS.
flLEAVENWORTH, 21,560.— Leavenworth.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 1,250
Home Record Mo — Benev
Labor Chronicle Fri— Pop 400
Standard (ad. P. 467-512) ....*D— Dem 3,800
Standard (ad. P. 437-512) ....Fr:— Dem 6,640
Times (ad. P. 468) §D— Rep 8.000
Times (ad. P. 4S8) Th— Rep 11,000
Tribune (Ger.) *D— Ind
Tribune (Ger.) Semi- W— Ind
LEBANON, 310.— Smith.
Argus Fri — Ind
Criterion Fri — Rep
Journal Sat — Pop
LEBO, 545.— Coffey.
Enterprise Th — Sil.R
LECOMPTON, 460.— Douglas.
Sun Th — Ind
LEONARDVILLE, 420.— Riley.
Monitor Th— Rep
fLEOTI, 350.— Wichita.
Standard Th— Rep
LE ROY, 920,-Coffey.
Reporter Fri — Ind
LIBERAL, 498.— Seward.
News Th— Rep
ULINCOLN, 1,140.— Lincoln.
Beacon Th — Pop
Sentinel Th— Dem
Republican Th — Rep
LINDSBORG, 975.— McPherson.
News Fri — Rep
Posten (Swed.) Tu— Luth
Record Fri — Rep
LITTLE RIVER, 352.— Rice.
Monitor Th — Ind
LOGAN, 410.— Phillips.
Republican Th — Rep
LONG ISLAND, 482.— Phillips.
Leader Sat — Pop
LONGTON, 640.— ELK.
Gleaner Fri— Rep
News Fri — Ind
LOUISBURG, 780.— Miami.
Herald Fri— Pop
flLYNDON, 1,000.— Osage.
Current Remark Th — Ind
People's Herald Th— Pop
flLYONS, 1,820.— Rice.
Eagle Th— Pop
Republican Fri — Rep
Weaver's Herald Mo— Tr
McCRACKEN, 290.— Rush.
Enterprise Fri— Ind
McCUNE, 710.— Crawford.
Democrat Th— Dem
Transcript Fri— Rep
McLOUTH, 318.— Jefferson.
Times Fri— Ind
1,000
2,100
400
530
500
350
650
420
400
550
420
725
900
950
640
860
630
480
440
450
460
400
620
900
1,200
620
960
10,000
300
640
560
250
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KANSAS.
HMcPHERSON, 3,290.— McPherson.
Democrat Fri— Dem 700
Freeman Fri— Rep 900
Opinion Th— Pop 1,080
Republican *D— Rep 485
Republican Fri— Rep 2,29S
MADISON, 625.— Greenwood.
Index Fri— Pop 500
Star Fri— Rep 475
MANCHESTER, 230.— Dickinson.
News Th— Ind 450
UMANHATTAN, 3,040.— Riley.
Mercury Wed— Dem 1,355
Nationalist Fri— Rep 1,500
Republic Fri— Pop 920
Students' Herald Th— Coll 450
flMANKATO, 808.— Jewell.
Monitor Wed— Rep 1,100
Western Advocate Fri— Pop 2,250
flMARION, 2,100.— Marion.
Headlight Th— Ind 1,000
Record Fri— Rep 1,240
MARQUETTE, 390.— McPherson.
Tribune Th— Rep 370
fiMARYSVILLE, 1,990.— Marshall.
Advocate-Democrat Fri — Dem 1,680
News Fri— Rep 1,375
Post (Ger.) Fri— Ind 925
flMEADE, 480.— Meade.
Globe Th— Rep 500
UMEDICINE LODGE, 1,170.— Barber.
Cresset Fri — Rep 735
Index Wed— Pop 750
MELVERN, 460.— Osage.
Review Th— Ind 425
MERIDEN, 580.— Jefferson.
Ledger Fri— Ind 550
MILAN, 230.— Sumner.
Press Sat— Ind 400
MILTONVALE, 620.— Cloud.
Press Th— Rep 300
^MINNEAPOLIS, 1,870.— Ottawa.
Better Way Th— Pop 1,200
Index Th— Ind 1,500
Kansas Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 35,000
Messenger Th— Rep 1,750
Review Th— Pop 1,000
Sprig of Myrtle Mo— K.of P 4,000
MOLINE, 540.— Elk.
Review Fri— Rep 600
MO RAN, 470.— Allen.
Herald Sat— Rep 570
MOREHEAD, 170.— Brown.
Searchlight Th— Soc 250
MORRILL, 310.— Brown.
News Th— Ind 500
flMOUND CITY, 895.— Linn.
Republic Fri— Rep 1,200
Standard Fri— Dem 900
Torch of Liberty Th— Pop 1,000
KANSAS.
MOUNDRIDGE, 460.— McPherson.
Journal Fri— Ind 300
MOUND VALLEY, 570.— Labette.
Herald Fri— Rep 420
MOUNT HOPE, 250.— Sedgwick.
Mentor Fri— Ind 370
MULVANE, 760.— Sumner.
Record Fri— Ind 630
MUSCOTAH, 540.— Atchison.
Record Fri— Ind 1,100
NARKA, 200,-Republic.
News Fri— Dem 450
NEODESHA, 1,564.— Wilson.
Register Fri— Rep 620
Sun Fri— Dem 800
NEOSHO FALLS, 615.— Woodson.
Post Fri— Rep 540
flNESS CITY, 1,120.— Ness.
Echo Sat— Pop 540
News Sat— Rep
NEW ALBANY, 250.— Wilson.
X Ray Fri— Ind 370
fiNEWTON, 5,640.— Harvey.
Journal-Banner Fri — Dem 1,750
Kansan-Repuhlican *D— Rep 1,260
Kansan-Republican Fri— Rep 1560
Kansas Endeavorer Mo— Ch.End 3,700
Kansas Volksblatt (Ger.) ....Fri— Rep 850
NICKERSON, 1,670.— Reno.
. Argosy Th— Rep 690
NORCATUR, 255.— Decatur.
Register Fri— Rep 350
fNORTON, 1,094.— Norton.
Champion Th— Fres-S 800
Courier Th— Rep 1,016
Liberator Fri— Pop 420
NORTONVILLE, 670.— Jefferson.
News Fri— Rep 800
NORWICH, 310.— Kingman.
Herald Fri— Ind 450
OAKLEY, 195.— Logan.
Graphic Fri — Rep 530
fiOBERLIN, 990.— Decatur.
Eye Th— Rep 650
Herald Th— Pop 900
Times Fri— Dem 550
OKETO, 340.— Marshall.
Herald Fri— Ind 326
flOLATHE, 3,350.— Johnson.
Kansas Patron Th— Gran 1,260
Kansas Star Th— Ed 730
Mirror Th— Rep .$2,300
News Herald Th— Rep 1,400
Register Fri— Dem 900
Tr.bune Fri— Pop 1,100
OLPE, 300.— Lyon.
Optic Th— Ind 390
OLSBURG, 190.— Pottawatamie.
Gazette .. Fri— Ind 300
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ONAGO, 440.— Pottawatamie.
Courier Th— Rep 400
Herald Th— Rep 470
OSAGE CITY, 3,520.— Osage.
Free Press Th— Rep 1,210
Public Opinion Wed— Pop 960
OSAWATOMIE, 2,700.— Miami.
Globe Th— Dem 800
Graphic Fri— Rep 1,100
UOSBORNE, 1,270.— Osborne.
Farmer Th— Rep 1,672
News Th— Pop 1,200
IfOSKALOOSA, 860.— Jefferson.
Independent Fri— Rep 1,350
Times Fri— Pop 1,200
Tribune Fri— Dem 670
flOSWEGO, 2,596.— Labette.
Independent Fri— Rep 1,620
News Blade Wed— Pop 500
Kansas Farm & Home Mo — Ag
flOTTAWA, 7,730.— Franklin.
Campus Mo— Ed 300
Chaut. Assem. Herald Mo— Ed 4,000
Herald *D— Rep 800
Herald Th— Rep 1,800
Journal (ad. P. 481) Th— Dem 2,000
Republican *D— Dem 620
Republican-Times Th— Dem 2,700
OVERBROOK, 300.— Osage.
Citizen Fri— Pop 320
Herald Fri— Rep 384
OXFORD, 680.— Sumner.
Bee Th— Ind 300
Register Sat— Ind 530
UPAOLA, 3,600.— Miami.
Republican Fri— Rep 1,250
Times Th— Pop 1,020
Western Spirit Fri— Dem 1,800
PARKER, 480.— Linn.
Message Fri— Rep 400
PARKERVILLE, 160.— Morris.
News Fri— Ind 350
PARSONS, 6,890.— Labette.
Blade Sat— Rep 1,200
Eclipse *D— Dem 1,650
Eclipse Th— Dem 4,100
Globe *D— Rep 600
Independent Fri— Ind 1,000
Pal'adium *D— Dem 500
Palladium Wed— Dem 1,800
Sun §D— Rep 2,790
Sun Th— Rep 3,670
PEABODY, 1,550.— Marion.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,324
PERRY, 390.— Jefferson.
Mirror Th— Ind 500
flPHILLIPSBURG, 1,020.— Phillips.
Dispatch Th— Rep ^1,350
Herald Th— Pop 1,000
News Wed— Rep 780
PITTS BURG, 6,780.— Crawford.
Headlight *D— Rep 1,876
Headlight Th— Rep 980
Kansan Th— Pop 1,650
KANSAS.
PITTSBURG— Continued.
Plaindealer Sat— Ind 670
Tribune «D— Rep 700
Tribune Th— Rep 890
Volksfreund (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,600
PLAIN VI LLE, 360.— Rooks.
Gazette Fri— Rep 370
PLEASANTON, 1,160.— Linn.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 900
Herald Fri— Ind 1,390
Observer Fri— Rep 1,200
POMONA, 470.— Franklin.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 480
Republican Th— Rep 420
POTTER, 150.— Atchison.
Press Fri— Ind 250
POWHATTAN, 100.— Brown.
Post Fri— Rep 250
PRATT, 1,500.— Pratt.
Republican Th— Rep 1,040
Union (ad. P. 421) Th— Pop 1,183
PRESCOTT, 500.— Linn.
Register Fri— Ind 470
PRESTON, 150.— Pratt.
Plain Dealer Sat— Ind 290
QUENEMO, 650.— Osage.
Republican Th— Rep 580
RANDOLPH, 308.— Riley.
Enterprise Th— Ind 800
READING, 300.— Lyon.
Recorder Th— Ind 450
REPUBLIC, 235.— Republic.
News Fri— Pop 470
flRICHFIELD, 168.— Morton.
Monitor-Republican Sat — Rep 400
RILEY, 250.— Riley.
Regent Fri— Rep 540
ROBINSON, 460.— Brown.
Index Fri— Rep 500
ROSEDALE, 2,000.— Wyandotte.
Commercial Sat — Rep 510
ROSSVILLE, 430.— Shawnee.
Times Th— Rep 370
RUSH CENTRE, 250.— Rush.
Standard Fri— Ind 432
fiRUSSELL, 990.— Russell.
Record Sat— Rep 800
Reformer Fri— Pop 600
URUSSELL SPRINGS, 120.— Logan.
Clipper Th— Rep 350
SABETHA, 1,375.— Nemaha.
Republican-Herald Th— Rep 1.032
Star Fri— Rep 620
UST. FRANCIS, 510.— Cheyenne.
Eagle Th— Pop 420
Rustler Th— Rep 575
Western Farmer Semi-M — Ag
t Morning and Sunday.
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* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
KANSAS.
JIST. JOHN, 900.-Stafford.
Capital Fri— Ind 630
News Fri— Rep 600
ST. MARY'S, 1,800.— Pottawatamie.
Eagle Th— Rep 1,000
Journal Fri— Dem 750
Star Th— Dem 900
ST. PAUL, 1,100.— Neosho.
Journal Th— Ind 750
USALINA, 6,670.— Saline.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,000
Republican-Journal *D— Rep 800
Republican-Journal Fri— Rep 1,176
Sun Sat— Rep 730
Union *D— Pop 700
Union Fri— Pop 1,800
fiSANTA FE, 170.— Haskell.
Monitor Th— Rep 500
SAVONBURG, 210.— Allen.
Record Fri— Ind 350
SCAMMON, 750.— Cherokee.
Miner Fri— Dem 420
SCANDIA, 660.— Republic.
Journal Fri— Rep 600
HSCOTT, 240.— Scott.
News-Lever Th— Pop 400
SCOTTSVILLE, 520.— Mitchell.
Register Th— Ind 525
SCRANTON, 1,610.— Osage.
Gazette Fri— Ind 620
flSEDAN, 1,050.— Chautauqua.
Lance (ad. P. 489) Th— Ind 1,600
Times-Star Fri— Rep 1,550
SEDGWICK, 665.— Harvey.
Pantagraph Th— Ind 850
fiSENECA, 2,320.— Nemaha.
Chronicle Th— Ind 1,150
Courier Democrat Fri — Dem 1,200
Tribune Th— Rep 1,400
SEVERANCE, 385.— Doniphan.
News Th— Rep 625
SEVERY, 400.— Greenwood.
Severyite Fri— Rep 500
flSHARON SPRINGS, 180.— Wallace.
Western Times Th— Rep 500
HSMITH CENTRE, 800.— Smith.
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Journal Th— FarmAll 1,400
Pioneer Th— Rep 1,200
SOLDIER, 1%.— Jackson.
Clipper Th— Ind 470
SOLOMON CITY, 860.— Dickinson.
Sentinel Th— Rep 510
Tribune Th— Ind 825
SOUTH HAVEN, 470.-Sumner.
New Era Sat— Ind 600
SPEARVILLE, 510.— Ford.
News ...Fri— Ind 400
KANSAS.
SPRING HILL, 580.— Johnson.
New Era Th— Rep
STAFFORD, 660.— Stafford.
Leader Fri — Ind
Republican Th— Rep
STARK, 240.— Neosho.
Enterprise Fri — Ind
STERLING, 1,680.— Rice.
Bulletin Fri— Rep
Cent. Kan. Democrat Sat — Dem
fiSTOCKTON, 900.— Rooks.
Journal Th — Pop
Record Fri — Rep
Western News Th— Rep
STRONG CITY, 975.— Chase.
Derrick Fri — Ind
SUMMERFIELD, 106— Marshall.
Sun Fri — Ind
SYLVAN GROVE, 210.— Lincoln.
Alert Th— Ind
^SYRACUSE, 340.— Hamilton.
emmal , . Fri — Dem
ews Sat — Rep
Republican Fri — Rep
THAYER, 552.— Neosho.
Independent News Fri — Ind
TONGANOXIE, 680.— Leavenworth.
Mirror Th — Rep
Sentinel Sat — Dem
flTOPEKA, 32,670.— Shawnee.
Capital J§D— Rep
Capital Semi- W — Rep
Capital Sun — Rep
Democrat *D — Dem
• Farmers' Advocate (ad. P. 519)
Wed— FarmAll
Fulcrum Fri — Pro
Kan. Farmer Th — Ag
Kan. State Ledger (Col.) ....Fri— Ind
Kan. Telegraph (Ger.) Th— Ind
Mail & Breeze Sat— Rep
Medical Monograph Mo — Med
Merchants' Journal Sat— Com
Plaindealer (Col.) Fri — Rep
Poultry West Mo— Pity
Spirit of Kan Sat — Ag
State-Journal *D— Ind-R
State- Journal Th— Ind-R
State Record Th— Pop
Washburn Weekly Review ..Mo — Coll
Western Odd Fellow . .Semi-M— Frat
Western Pigeon Review ..Mo — Pigeon
Western Poultry Br'D'r Mo— Pity
Western School Journal Mo — Ed
Western Veteran Mo— G.A.R
TORONTO, 560.— Woodson.
Republican Fri — Rep
fiTRIBUNE, 100.— Greeley.
Republican Fri — Rep
flTROY, 740.— Doniphan.
Kansas Chief Th— Rep
Times Fri — Dem
650
400
780
300
1,252
800
875
1,000
850
506
470
750
320
415
375
768
936
1,200
12,043
17,034
11,461
1,400
24,800
600
21,000
800
2,800
^18,600
2,500
700
500
1,540
$12,521
2,500
1,000
500
6,000
850
7,950
8,000
400
400
-sl,700
1,325
TURON, 478.— Reno.
Press Th— Rep 500
flULYSSES, 210.— Grant.
Republican Sat— Rep 450
t Morning and Sunday.
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t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
f Sworn Circulation.
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KANSAS.
UTICA, 100.— Ness.
Enterprise Sat 300
VALLEY CENTER, 350.— Sedgwick.
Index Fri — Rep 475
VALLEY FALLS, 1,190.— Jefferson.
Farmers' Vindicator Fri — Pop 1,610
New Era Sat— Rep 980
VLIETS, 75.— Marshall.
Echo Fri— Ind 300
flWA-KEENEY, 448.— Trego.
Independent Sat— Ind 600
Western Kansas World Sat— Rep 730
WAKEFIELD, 250.— Clay.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 420
WALNUT, 800.-Crawford.
Advance Fri— Pop 400
Eagle Sat— Rep 300
WAMEGO, 1,500.— Pottawatamie.
Kansas Agriculturist Th— Rep 1,000
Times Fri— Rep sl,200
flWASHINGTON, 1,700.— Washington.
Palladium Sat— Dem 700
Post-Register Th— Rep 1,920
Republican Fri— Rep 1,700
WATER VI LLE, 595.— Marshall.
Telegraph Fri— Rep 660
WATHENA, 700.— Doniphan.
Star Fri— Rep 900
WAVERLY, 550.— Coffey.
Gazette Fri— Rep 768
WEIR, 2,340.— Cherokee.
Journal Th— Rep 600
Tribune Sat— Dem 630
^WELLINGTON, 4,450.— Sumner.
Journal *D— Ind 700
Mail *D— Ind 730
Monitor-Press Wed— Rep 1,150
People's Voice Th— Pop 2,200
Star Th— Rep 900
WELLSVILLE, 410.— Franklin.
Globe Th— Ind 670
WESKAN, 360.— Wallace.
Weskansan Sat— Rep 400
KANSAS.
^WESTMORELAND, 600.— Pottawatamie.
Recorder Th— Rep 1,600
Signal Fri— Pop 730
WESTPHALIA, 375.— Anderson.
Times Th— Dem 900
WETMORE, 540.— Nemaha.
Enterprise Th— Rep 400
Spectator Fri— Rep 480
WHITE CITY, 410.— Morris.
Register Fri— Rep 420
WHITE CLOUD, 710.— Doniphan.
Globe • Th— Rep 615
WHITEWATER, 190.— Butler.
Independent Th— Ind 600
WHITING, 395.— Jackson.
Journal Th— Pop 450
UWICHITA, 25,200.— Sedgw.ick.
Beacon (ad. P. 421) *D— Dem .$6,073
Beacon (ad. P. 421) Fri— Dem jl,815
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,000
Eagle J§D— Rep 11,000
Eagle ^ Fri— Rep 6,000
Eag'e Sun— Rep 11,700
Herold (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,750
Kansas Commoner Th — Pop 5,000
Kansas Free Mason Mo — Mas 2,500
Kansas Star Fri— Rep 1,500
Price Current Mon — Com 800
Southwestern Farmer & American
Horticulturist Fri— Ag 1,450
Star *D— Rep sl,680
Times Sat— Ind 1,400
WILLIAMSBURG, 510.-Franklin.
Republican Fri — Rep 300
Star Sat— Ind 320
WILSON, 780.— Ellsworth.
Echo Th— Rep 450
WILSONTON, 50.— Labette.
Journal Mo — Ind 490
WINCHESTER, 460.— Jefferson.
Star Fri— Rep 540
fiWINFIELD, 5,370.— Cowley.
Courier *D— Rep 1,200
Courier Th— Rep 2,400
Free Press ... Th— Pop 1,800
Tribune ' Fri— Dem 2,000
HYATES CENTER, 1,340.— Woodson.
Advocate Fri— Pop 970
News Fri— Rep 1,000
t Morning and Sunday.
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t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
J Sworn Circulation.
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KENTUCKY.
ADAIRVILLE, 820.— Logan.
Banner Th— Ind 450
ASHLAND, 4,500.— Boyd.
News *D-Rep 1,200
AUBURN, 620.— Logan.
News (ad. P. 420) Sat— Dem 2,500
AUGUSTA, 1,570.— Bracken.
Chronicle Th— Dem 1,673
BARBOURSVILLE, 1,200.— Knox.
Pathfinder Wed— Ind 500
flBARDSTOWN, 1,565.— Nelson.
Record Semi- W— Dem 1,440
HBARDSWELL, 584.— Carlisle.
News . Fri— Dem 400
Push Fri— Sil-D 360
Star Sat— Dem 790
BEAVER DAM, 317.— Ohio.
Gleaner Th— Ind 900
BEDFORD, 275.— Trimble.
Banner Fri — Dem 1,000
1JBENTON, 348.— Marshall.
Tribune Fri— Dem sl,500
BEREA, 620.— Madison.
Citizen Wed— Ind 600
BLOOMFIELD, 715.— Nelson.
Sentinel Wed— Dem 400
fiBOWLING GREEN, 7,896.— Warren.
Courier Fri— Dem 2,000
Democrat Sat— Dem 2,700
Journal *D— Dem 2,300
Journal Th— Dem 5,400
News Fri— Dem 900
So. Educator Qrtly— Ed
Tribune Sun— Rep 1,000
flBRANDENBURG, 510.— Meade.
Messenger W^d— Dem 900
fiBROOKSVILLE, 730.— Bracken.
Review *. Fri — Dem 800
BURGIN, 300.— Mercer.
Messenger Fri — Dem 550
HBURKESVILLE, 760.— Cumberland.
Herald (ad. P. 466) Th— Rep 875
1JBURLINGTON, 470.— Boone.
Recorder Wed— Dem 1,000
BURNSIDE.
Item (ad. P. 420) Th— Ind-D
BUTLER, 610.— Pendleton.
Reformer Th— Ind 750
flCADIZ, 900.— Twigg.
Record Th— Dem 1,300
fiCALHOUN, 650.— McLean.
Star (ad. P. 420) Th— Ind 1,250
HCAMPBELLSVILLE, 1,030.— Taylor.
Enquirer Fri— Dem 600
Times-Journal Wed— Dem 1,185
CAMPTON, 350.— Wolfe.
Banner Th— Ind 300
Bugle Fri— Dem 350
^CARLISLE, 1,120.— Nicholas.
Courier Sat— Rep 700
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Mercury Th— Dem 1,100
HCARROLLTON, 1,790.— Carroll.
Democrat Sat— Dem ^1,656
News Th— Dem 1,100
HCATLETTSBURG, 1,395.— Boyd.
Central Methodist Sat— Meth 4,950
Democrat Wed— Dem 3,000
Independent *D— Ind 1,000
Record Fri— Ind 800
CENTRAL CITY, 1,200.— Muhlenburg.
Republican Fri— Rep 780
CLAY CITY, 1,070.— Powell.
Times Th— Rep j2,170
flCLINTON, 1,370.— Hickman.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
CLOVERPORT, 1,540.— Breckenridge.
News Wed— Ind 2,500
^COLUMBIA, 890.— Adair.
News Wed— Dem 1,000
Spectator Sat— Rep 1,250
COLUMBUS, 900.— Hickman.
Critic Fri— Ind 500
CORBIN, 2,500.— Whitley.
News Sat— Rep 800
CORINTH, 500.— Grant.
Messenger (ad. P. 345) Th— Dem 1,000
J1COVINGTON, 44,880.— Kenton.
Commonwealth (ad. P. 346).. *D— Dem 15,000
Commonwealth (ad. P. 346) Wed— Dem 14,000
Post »D— Ind 11,101
Record Sat— Ind-D 1,250
flCYNTHIANA, 3,200.— Harrison.
Courier Wed— Dem 1,200
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,500
Log Cabin Sat— Rep 900
Times Th— Ind 1,500
flDANVILLE, 3,950.— Boyle.
Advocate Tri-W— Dem 2,300
Centre College Cento Mo— Coll 250
DOVER, 520.— Mason.
News Th— Dem 800
Pub. Messenger Sat— Rep 500
EARLINGTON, 2,200.— Hopkins.
Bee Th— Rep 1,819
EDDYVILLE, 700.— Lyon.
Tale of Two Cities Fri— Dem 840
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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KENTUCKY.
1JELIZABETHTOWN, 2,295.— Hardin.
Leader Th— Rep 1,750
News Fri— Dem 2,250
HELKTON, 1,230.— Todd.
Progress Semi- W— Dem 750
Times Fri— Dem 1,660
EMINENCE, 1,050.— Henry.
Constitutionalist Th— Dem 1,100
EWING, 395.— Fleming.
Inquirer Th— Ind 320
FAIRVIEW, 190.— Todd.
Review (ad. P. 345) Fri— Dem 1,400
fiFALMOUTH, 1,185.— Pendleton.
Pendletonian Th— Dem 1,500
flFLEMINGSBURG, 1,195.— Fleming.
Gazette Wed— Rep 1,100
Times-Democrat Fri— Dem 1,070
FORDSVILLE, 295.— Ohio.
Express (ad. P. 345) Fri— Ind 1,200
HFRANKFORT, 8,250.— Franklin.
Call *D— Ind 800
Law Reporter Semi-M— Leg 1,000
Roundabout Sat— Ind 1,200
Western Argus Th— Dem 1,020
HFRANKLIN, 2,440.— Simpson.
Favorite Th— Dem 2,400
So. Journal of Osteopathy. . .Mo— Med 2,100
FRENCHBURG, 250.— Meniiee.
Agitator Th— Dem 275
FULTON, 2,700.— Fulton.
Am. Baptist Flag Th— Mo
Baptist 10,400
Guard Sun— Dem 800
Leader *D— Dem 500
Leader Fri— Dem 1,200
HGEORGETOWN, 3,300.— Scott.
Democrat Th— Dem 750
Georgetonian Mo — Coll 500
News Semi-W— Ind 720
Sentinel (ad. P. 345) Fri— Rep 700
Star Semi-Mo— Tern 900
Times Wed— Dem 1,400
GHENT, 517.— Carroll.
Herald Fri— Ind 600
Times Fri— Ind 320
^GLASGOW, 2,120.— Barren.
News Semi-W— Dem 800
Republican Wed— Rep 1,680
Times Semi-W— Dem s4,250
GRAEFENBERG, 100.— Shelby.
Banner Fri— Dem 250
GRAND RIVERS, 660.— Livingston.
Herald Fri— Dem 400
tfGRAYSON, 440.— Carter.
Bugle (ad. P. 309) Fri— Ind 1,150
Tribune Th— Rep 700
HGREENSBURG, 560.— Green.
Record Fri— Ind 600
HGREENUP, 675.— Greenup.
Democrat (ad. P. 345) Wed— Dem 1,650
Gazette Wed— Rep 910
KENTUCKY.
HGREENVILLE, 1,020.— Muhlenburg.
Banner Th— Dem 1,140
Record Th— Ind 700
GUTHRIE, 449.— Todd.
Graphic Fri— Dem 500
HARRODSBURG, 3,240.— Mercer.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,600
Sayings Wed— Dem 1,250
UHARTFORD, 900.— Ohio.
Herald Wed— Dem 1,800
Republican Fri— Rep 1,540
flHAWESVILLE, 1,060.— Hancock.
Clarion Sat— Dem 800
Plaindealer Th— Dem 2,216
HAZEL GREEN, 220.— Wolfe.
Herald Th— Dem 700
^HENDERSON, 9,100.— Henderson.
Gleaner §D— Dem 1,350
Gleaner Semi-W— Dem 2,300
Journal *D— Dem 1,200
Journal Fri— Dem 2,800
Workman Mo— Lab 2,300
fHICKMAN, 1,680.— Fulton.
Courier Fri— Dem 850
HHODGENVILLE, 350.— LaRue.
Herald Th— Dem 1,400
fHOPKINSVILLE, 6,000.— Christian.
Independent Semi-W— Ind 1,500
Kentuckian Semi-W— Dem 2,050
Major (Col) Sat— Rep 500
Messenger Fri— Rep 750
New Era *D— Dem 950
New Era Fri— Dem 2,300
HORSE CAVE, 598.— Hart.
Record Wed— Dem 1,060
UJACKSON, 410.— Breathitt.
Hustler (ad. P. 310) Fri— Dem 2,280
ULA GRANGE, 690.— Oldham.
New Era Th— Dem 750
1LANCASTER, 1,400.— Garrard.
Record Th— Ind 1,200
ULAWRENCEBURG, 1,385.— Anderson.
News Th— Dem 625
ULEBANON, 2,840.— Marion.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,800
Falcon Th— Dem 1,525
ULEITCHFIELD, 520.— Grayson.
Eagle Fri— Rep 720
Gazette Fri— Dem 820
ULEXINGTON, 23,160.— Fayette.
Gazette Semi-W— Dem 600
Gazette Sat— Dem 750
Herald (ad. P. 406) fD— Dem 4,275
Herald (ad. P. 406) ....Sun— Dem 4,200
Home and Scho9l Mo— Ed 500
Industrial American Semi-M — Ag 2,100
Kentucky Stock Farm Th— Stock 8,000
Leader *D— Rep 3,236
Leader Wed— Rep 3,505
Leader Sun— Rep 3,422
Live Stock Semi-Mo—Live Stk 1,000
Observer Sat— Dem 600
Press-Transcript Fri — Dem 5,700
Pythian Mo— K.ofP 1,000
t Morning and Sunday.
fi County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
J Sworn Circulation.
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
KENTUCKY.
flLEXINGTON— Continued.
So. Evangelist Th— Presby 800
Southern School Tu— Ed 6,000
State Nrws Sat— Liq 720
Thoroughbred Record ..Sat— Live Stk 3,200
Transylvania Mo— Coll 580
LIVINGSTON, 315.— Rockcastle.
Ky. Colonel Fri— Dem 700
fiLONDON, 920.— Laurel.
Kentuckian Th— Ind 500
Mountain Echo Fri— Rep 2,350
fiLOUISA, 1,070.- Lawrence.
News Fri— Dem 1,080
HLOUTSVILLE, 185,000.— Jefferson.
Anvrican Baptist (Col) Fri— Bap 3,000
American Practitioner. Semi-Mo — Med 2.050
Anze'g<r (Ger.) §D— Dem 900
Anzeiger (Ger) Semi-W— D^m 5/.00
Anzeiger (Ger) W(d— Dem 12,000
Anzeiger (Ger) Sun— Dem 11,000
Baptist Argus Th— Bap 4.750
Catholic Advocate Th— Cath 2,800
Chrisfan Guide Tu— Chris 12,090
Christian Observer Wed— Pres 17,000
Commercial JD— Ind 18.400
Commerc;al Th— Ind 27,000
Comm rcial Sun— Ind 21,000
Cour er-Journal }D— Dem 28,000
Couri er- Journal Semi- W— Dem 75,000
Cour er-Journal Sun— Dem 35,000
Critic Sun— Ind 4.700
Dispatch tD— Dem ^18,700
Dispatch Th— Dem 531,400
Farm; rs' Home Journal Sat — Ag 11,900
Home and Farm Semi-M—Ag 100,000
Informer (Col) Sat— Ind 1,000
Insuran-e Herald Th— Ind 2,550
International Messenger Mo — Und 2,000
Katholishcher Glaubensbote (Ger)
Th— Cath 10,500
Kentucky Knight Wed— K.ofP 2,000
Live Stock Journal Semi-W— LiveStk 1,500
Masonic Home Journal .Semi-M — Mas 18/00
Medical Monthly Mo — Med 3,000
Medical Progress Mo— Med 5,000
Methodist Th— Meth 7,000
Midland Review Th— Cath 2,100
New Era Sat— Lab 1,100
News *D— Dem
Ohio Falls Express (Col). .. .Sat— Rep 770
Omnibus (Ger) Sun— Lit 7,000
Pentecostal Herald Wed— Meth 20,000
Post *D— Dem 19,000
Seminary Magazine Mo — Ed 800
Star Truth Sun— Ind-D 7,600
Times *D— Dem 33,405
Western Recorder Th— Bap .$15,222
Wine & Spirit Bulletin .Semi-M— Com 1,000
Yenowine's Ill-Kentuckian Mo — Lit
UMADTSONVILLE, 2,270.— Hopkins.
Hustler Semi-W— Dem *2,150
Graphic Fri— Dem 1,000
^MANCHESTER, 320.— Clay.
Republican Th— Rep 400
UMARION, 860.— Crittenden.
Press Th— Dem 1,500
UMAYFIELD, 3,100.-Graves.
Index Democrat Fri— Dem 800
Mirror Semi-W— Dem 1,520
Monitor Wed— Dem 1,600
KENTUCKY.
UMAYSVILLE, 7,300.— Mason.
Bulletin *D— Dem 1,000
Bulletin Th— Dem 1,100
Call Sat— Ind 500
Public Ledger tD— Rep 1,350
MIDDLESBOROUGH, 3,300.— Bell.
News Sat— Rep 500
Record Fri— Dem 400
MIDWAY, 1,240.— Woodford.
Clipper Th— Dem 900
MILTON, 470.— Trimble.
News Th— Dem 800
1JMONTICELLO, 420.— Wayne.
News (ad. P. 344) Th— Ind 600
flMOREHEAD, 700.— Rowan.
Mountaineer (ad. P. 344) ....Th— Ind 950
ffMORGANFIELD, 1,140.— Union.
Sun Fri— Dem 2,381
HMORGANTOWN, 255.— Butler.
Republican (adad. P. 420) ....Th— Rep 750
UMT. OLIVET, 385.— Robertson.
Advance Fri— Dem 800
UMT. STERLING, 3,660.— Mongomery.
Advocate Tu— Dem 1,500
Gazette (ad. P. 345) Wed— Rep 1,200
Journal Th— Ind 1,100
Sentinel-Democrat (ad. P. 420)
Semi-W— Dem 1,600
UMT. VERNON, 430.— Rockcastle.
Signal Fri— Dem 760
fiMUNFORDVILLE, 220.— Hart.
News Th— Dem 900
UMURRAY, 530.— Galloway.
Ledger (ad. P. 344) Th— Dem 2,000
Times (ad. P. 344) Wed— Dem 1,100
UNEW CASTLE, 500.— Henry.
Local Th— Dem 800
NEW HAVEN, 395.— Nelson.
Echo Th— Dem 540
^NEWPORT, 25,400.— Campbell.
Journal Fri— Dem 3,700
flNICHOLASVILLE, 2,194.— Jessamine.
Democrat Wed— Dem 750
Journal Fri— Dem 1,040
flOWENSBORO, 14,420.— Daviess.
Clarion Tu— Rep 725
Golden Era Th— Rep 800
Inquirer *D ex-Sat — Dem 1,410
Inquirer *D— Dem 1,500
Inquirer Sun — Dem 1,485
Inquirer Semi-W— Dem 1,800
Messenger §D— Dem 1,500
Messenger Semi-W— Dem 5,000
Unionist Sun— Rep 800
fiOWENTON, 860.— Owen.
Herald Th— Dem 730
News Wed— Dem 1,200
flOWINGSVILLE, 780.— Bath.
Democrat (ad. P. 423) ..Th— Dem 1,200
Outlook Th— Dem 1,220
t Morning and Sunday,
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t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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KENTUCKY.
flPADUCAH, 19,000.— McCracken.
Leader *D— Dem
Leader Sun — Dem
Leader Fri — Dem
News (ad. P. 344-467) *D— Dem 3,500
News (ad. P. 344-467) Wed— Dem 5,500
Register §D— Dem 2,000
Register Fri— Dem 3,200
Sun *D— Rep 1,700
Sun Th— Rep 800
Sunday Visitor Sun— Dem 3,800
PAINTSVILLE, 510.— Johnson.
Commercial Th — Rep 775
UPARIS, 4,670.— Bourbon.
Kentuckian-Citizen Semi- W— Dem 3,400
Gazette Th— Dem 800
News (ad. P. 320) Semi-VV— Dem 1,600
Reporter Th— Rep 700
PEMBROKE, 420.— Christian.
Journal Th— Dem 300
fiPIKEVILLE, 475.— Pike.
Citizen (ad. P. 318) Th— Rep 720
Mt. Kentuckian Tu— Dem 675
HPINEVILLE, 950.— Bell.
Courier Th— Ind-R 1,200
flPRINCETON, 2,000.— Caldwell.
Banner Fri— Dem 1,300
Republican (ad. P. 324) Th— Rep 1,200
PROVIDENCE, 520.— Webster.
Record Th— Dem 400
URICHMOND, 4,8O).— Madison.
Atlantis Mo— Ed 400
Central News Wed— Coll 470
Climax Wed— Dem 1,500
Delta of Sigma Nu Qr— Frat 800
Pantagraph Semi- W— Rep 900
Register (ad. P. 344) .... Semi- W— Dem 1,300
flRUSSELLVILLE, 2,300.— Logan.
Herald Ledger Fri— Dem 2,500
News Th— Dem 1,000
SADIEVILLE, 175.— Scott.
Press Sat— Dem 300
ST. MARY'S, 110.— Marion.
Sentinel Mo— Ed 230
USCOTTVILLE, 580.— Allen.
Reflector Fri— Rep 750
SEBREE, 1,000.— Webster.
Herald (ad. P. 322) Fri— Dem 1,200
SHARPSBURG, 520.— Bath.
World Fri— Dem 1,265
flSHELBYVILLE, 3,500.— Shelby.
News Wed— Dem 2,000
Sentinel Th— Dem 2,400
KENTUCKY.
flSHEPHERDSVILLE, 260.— Bullitt.
Pioneer Fri— Dem 600
Tiger Fri— Dem 300
SMITHLAND, 540.— Livingston.
Banner Th— Dem 900
SMITH'S GROVE, 450.— Warren.
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,000
^SOMERSET, 2,650.— Pulaski.
Home Journal Sat — Dem 700
Paragon Th— Rep 860
SPOUTSPRING.— Estill.
Times Sat— Dem 400
SPRINGFIELD, 660.— Washington.
News-Leader Th— Ind 1,200
^STANFORD, 1,460.— Lincoln.
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Interior Journal Semi-W — Dem 1,600
STURGIS, 360.— Union.
News-Journal Fri — Dem 500
fiTAYLORSVILLE, 630.-Spencer.
Courier Fri— Dem 1,000
fiTOMPKINSVILLE, 520.— Monroe.
Recorder Th— Ind 1,182
TRENTON, 470.— Todd.
Democrat Fri — Dem 500
UNIONTOWN, 1,120.— Union.
Telegram '. Fri— Dem 2,100
flVANCEBURG, 1,160.— Lewis.
Sun Th— Rep 1,200
^VERSAILLES, 2,700.— Woodford.
Sun Th— Dem 1,100
WADDY.— Shelby.
Normalite Fri— Ind 700
fiWARSAW, 680.— Gallatin.
Independent Sat— Ind 2,196
flWEST LIBERTY, 245.— Morgan.
Messenger (ad. P. 344) Th— Dem 750
flWICKLIFFE, 1,020.— Ballard.
Yeoman Fri— Dem 1,100
flWILLIAMSBURG, 1,450.— Whitley.
Times Th— Rep 775
flWILLIAMSTOWN, 590.— Grant.
Courier Th— Dem 1,600
^WINCHESTER, 4,680.— Clark.
Democrat Semi-W— Dem 1,590
Sun Th— Dem 1,400
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
\ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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LOUISIANA.
flABBEVILLE, 6SO.— Vermilion.
Meridional Sat— Dem 500
Republican Idea Th— Rep 600
HALEXANDRIA, 2,880.— Rapides.
Baptist Chronicle Th— Bap 3,700
Democrat Wed— Dem 990
La. Baptist (Col) Fri— Bep 500
Progressive Age (Col) Sat— Ind 800
Progress Wkly— Ind 740
Times §D— Ind 300
Town Talk *D— Dem 500
Town Talk Sat— Dem 1,320
ALGIERS, 14,000.— Orleans.
Chronicle *D— Dem 700
Gazette Sat— Rep 500
flAMITE CITY, 1,550.— Tangipahoa.
Florida Parishes Sat— Dem 513
Independent Sat— Ind 300
ARABI, 1,220.— St. Bernard.
Voice Sat— Dem 500
flARCADIA, 870.— Bienville.
Advance Fri— Dem 750
Weekly Th— Dem 500
flBASTROP, 872.— Morehouse.
Appeal Fri— Dem 850
Clarion Fri— Dem 800
UBATON ROUGE, 10,620.— E. Baton Rouge.
Advocate §D— Dem 1,000
Advocate Sat— Dem 2,400
Bulletin Sat— Dem 600
Capital Item Sat— Ind-D 810
Truth *D— Dem 500
Truth Sat— Dem 800
BENTON, 110.— Bossier.
Banner Th— Dem 475
BIENVILLE, 375.— Bienville.
Bell Th— Dem 520
BONNETT CARRE, 625.— St. John Baptist.
Meschacebe (Eng.&Fr.) Sat— Ind 640
BOYCE, 305.— Rapides.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 310
BREAUX BRIDGE, 670.— St. Martin.
Valley of the Teche (Eng.&Fr.)
Sat— Dem 400
flCAMERON, .—Cameron.
Pilot Th— Dem 350
HCLINTON, 985.— E. Feliciana.
Southern Watchman Sat— Dem 750
fiCOLFAX, 170.— Grant.
Chronicle Sat— Dem 500
UCOLUMBIA, 370.— Caldwell.
Watchman Fri— Dem 520
flCONVENT, 530.— St. James.
Gazette (Eng.&Fr.) Sat— Dem 575
Interim (Eng.&Fr.) Sat— Dem 450
fiCOUSHATTA, 620— Red River.
Citizen Sat— Ind 400
flCOVINGTON, 995.— St. Tammany.
Farmer Sat— Dem 700
flCROWLEY, 430.— Acadia.
Mirror Semi- W— Dem 800
Signal *D— Ind 500
Signal Sat— Ind-D 1,500
DENHAM SPRINGS, .Livingston.
News Wed— Ind 470
UDONALDSONVILLE, 3,270.— Ascension.
Chief Sat— Ind-R 1,080
Democrat *D— Dem 400
Times *D— Dem 610
EUNICE, 275.— Landry.
Vindicator Th— Dem 300
flFARMERVILLE, 480.— Union.
Gazette (ad. P. 471) Wed— Dem 1,200
Herald Th— Pop 600
HFLOYD, 260.— West Carroll.
News Fri— Dem 410
flFRANKLIN, 2,164.— St. Mary.
Banner Th— Dem 625
Vindicator News Fri — Dem 450
UFRANKLINTON, 99.— Washington.
New Era Sat— Dem 580
GRAND CANE, 370.— DeSoto.
Beacon Th— Ind 1,000
UGREENSBURG, 290.— St. Helena.
Echo Sat— Dem 600
HGRETNA, 3,360.— Jefferson.
Democrat Sat— Dem 600
GUEYDAN, .Vermilion.
News Fri— Ind 715
HHAHNVILLE, 470.— St. Charles.
Herald Sat— Ind 315
HAMMOND, 700.— Tangipahoa.
Sun Fri— Ind 820
Vindicator Fri— Ind 500
flHARRISONBURG, 370.— Catahoula.
News Sat— Dem 600
UHOMER, 1,240.— Claiborne.
Clipper Th— Dem 790
Guardian- Journal Wed— Dem 900
flHOUMA, 1,300.— Terra Bonne.
Courier Sat — Dem 400
Times Sat^Rep 420
JACKSON, 1,310.— E. Feliciana.
Democrat Record Sat — Dem 400
JAEANERETTE, 1,410.— Iberia.
Coast Herald Sat— Ind 400
Times Sat— Dem 500
JENNINGS, 416.— Calcasieu.
Record Tri-W— Dem 570
So. Record Th— Pop 620
Times *D— Ind 200
Times Th— Ind 800
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
* Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
LOUISIANA.
KENTWOOD, 2,000.— Tangipahoa.
Commercial (ad. P. 467) ....Sat— Dem 500
fiLAFAYETTE, 2,180.— Lafayette.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 610
Gazette Sat— Dem 650
fiLAKE CHARLES, 3,496.— Calcasieu.
American *D— Ind 930
Commercial Tribune Sat— Ind 3,200
Catholic Calendar Mo— Cath 400
Press *D— Ind 500
Press Sat— Ind 1,400
Reformer Mo— Lab 500
Searchlight Fri— Dem 400
fiLAKE PROVIDENCE, 650.— East Carroll.
Banner-Democrat Sat — Dem 400
ULEESVILLE, 103.— Vernon.
Lightning Th— Ind 300
News Th— Ind 500
LULING, 210.— St. Charles.
Advocate Sat— Rep 300
fiMANSFIELD, 920.— De Soto.
Journal Fri — Dem 580
News Th— Dem 1,000
UMANY, 140.— Sabine.
Banner (ad. P. 423) Th— Dem 1,200
Free State Th— Dem 530
MARKSVILLE, 570.— Avoyelles.
Blade Sat— Dem 300
New Enterprise Sat— Dem 725
Review Sat— Dem 500
MER ROUGE, 300.— Morehouse.
Democrat Fri — Dem 515
flMINDEN, 1,326.— Webster.
Banner of Liberty Th— Pop 640
Signal Fri — Dem 550
flMONROE, 3,380.— Ouachita.
Bulletin Th— Pop .$1,100
News Wed 800
Star *D— Sil-D 500
MORGAN CITY, 2,340.— St. Mary.
Independent-Democrat Sat— Ind-D 600
Review Sat— Rep 425
UNAPOLEONVILLE, 730.— Assumption.
Assumption Pioneer (Eng.&Fr.)
Sat— Dem 350
flNATCHITOCHES, 1,860.— Natchitoches.
Enterprise Th— Dem 1,200
Times Fri— Dem 840
fiNEW IBERIA, 3,500.— Iberia.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 1,150
Iberian (ad. P. 382) Sat— Dem 1,200
flNEW ORLEANS, 258,000.— Orleans.
Abeille (Fr.) tD— Dem 12,800
Abeille (Fr.) Sat— Dem 14,000
Advance Sun— Fam 2,600
Christian Advocate (ad. P. 355)
Th— Meth 7,400
Club Sun— Sport&Dra
Creole Fireside Sun— Ind-D 1,000
Crusader Th— Rep 2,600
Current Topics Mo— Lit 1,250
Egg & Poultry Farm Journal
Mo— Pltry&Ag 600
Familien Freund (Ger) Mo— Fam 1,200
Figaro Sun— Dem 2,100
LOUISIANA.
ORLEANS.— Continued.
Fun, Facts & Fancy Sat— Ind
Gazetta (Ital) Sat— Cath
Herald Sat— Ind-D
Insurance Agent Mo — Ins
Italo-Americano (Ital-Eng) . . .*D — Ind
Item *D— Ind
Item Semi- W— Sun
Jewish Ledger Fri — Jew
Journ'l of the Lodge (Col). .Sat— Rep
Louisiana Planter Sat — Com
Lumber Trade Journal .Semi-M — Com
Mascot Sat — Hum
Medical & Surgical Jour Mo — Med
Men & Matters Mo — Lit
Methodist (Col) Meth
Morning Star Sat— Cath
New South Sat— Ind
Olive and Plow Wed— Coll
Picayune JD— Dem
Picayune Semi-W — Dem
Picayune Sun— Dem
Republican Sat— Rep
Retail Clerks' Journal Mo— Ind
Reveill (Fr.) Tri-W— Ind
Southern Cyclist Th— Cycling
Southern Farmer Sat — Ag
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Th— Meth
Southwestern Presbyterian ..Th— Pres
States *D— Dem
States Semi-W— Dem
States Sun— Dem
Sugar Planters' Journal Sat— Ag
Sunday Sun Sun— Dem
Telegram *D— Dem
Times-Democrat }D — Dem
Times-Democrat Semi-W — Dem
Times-Democrat Sun — Dem
Trade-Index Mo — Com
Vindicator (Col) Th— Sil-D
Vindicator Semi-Mo — Ins
Young Magazine Mo— Lit&Science
Zeitung (Ger) J§D— Ind
Zeitung (Ger) Th— Ind
Zeitung (Ger) Sun— Ind
UNEW ROADS, 410.— Point Coupee.
Banner Sat— Dem
900
1,040
1,100
500
2,500
5,500
2,600
4,100
3,200
3,400
5,000
2,100
1,600
1,000
7,500
1,000
400
21,500
20,000
31,400
2,200
3,000
800
900
3,500
5,500
5,000
17,012
6,017
17,000
1,800
1,200
20,000
23,500
19,000
32,500
3,800
1,000
1,400
3,850
5,700
7,600
500
O BERLIN, 150.— Calcasieu.
News Fri— Rep
OPELOUSAS, 1,650.— St. Landry.
Clarion Sat— Dem
Courier (Eng. & Fr.) Sat— Dem
People's Tribune :Sat — Pop
PATTERSON, 1,450.— St. Mary.
Optic Sat— Dem
flPLAQUEMINE, 3,265.— Iberville.
Journal *D — Ind
South Sat— Dem
flPOINT A LA HACHE, 520.— Plaquemines.
Protector Sat— Dem 360
POLLOCK, 75.— Grant.
News Sat— Dem
People's Demands Sat — Pop
flRAYNE, 580.— Acadia.
Tribune Sat— Dem
RAYVILLE, 380.— Richland.
Beacon-News Sat — Dem
ROSELAND, 285.— Tangipahoa.
Herald Fri— Ind 500
400
800
520
500
600
520
2,100
400
820
775
620
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
LOUISIANA.
flRUSTON, 780.— Lincoln.
Leader Wed— Dem 1,000
Progressive Age Th— Farm All 600
flSAINT FRANCISVILLE, —West Feliciana.
True Democrat Sat— Dem 450
ffST. JOSEPH, 480.— Tensas.
Gazette Fri— Dem 530
flST. MARTINSVILLE, 1,820.— St. Martins.
Evangeline (Eng.&Fr.) Sat— Dem 350
Messenger Sat— Dem 400
JISHREVEPORT, 12,345.— Caddo.
Caucasian *D— Dem 810
Caucasian Th— Dem 2,400
Caucasian Sun — Dem 1,240
Enterprise (Col) Sun— Ind 500
Journal *D— Dem 960
Journal Th— Dem 1,000
Progress Sat— Dem 1,140
Progress §D— Ind-D 500
Record (Col) Sat— Ind 700
Times t§D— Dem 2,000
Times Th— Dem 2,520
Times Sun— Dem 3,120
Watchman (Col) *D— Rep 515
Watchman (Col) Sat— Ind 1,100
SPRINGFIELD, 390.— Livingston.
Southland Wed-Ag 700
flTALLULAH, 252.— Madison.
Journal Sat— Dem 240
LOUISIANA.
fiTHIBODAUX, 2,100.— Lafourche.
Comet Th— Dem
Sentinel (Eng&Fr.) Sat— Dem
VERNON.— Jackson.
Appeal Th— Pop
flVIDALIA, 830.— Concordia.
Sentinel Sat— Dem
WASHINGTON, 1,050.— St. Landry.
Enterprise Th— Ind
WELSH, 210.— Calcasien.
Beacon Fri— Ind
WEST BATON ROUGE, 305.— West Baton
(Port Allen P. O.) Rouge.
Sugar Planter Sat— Dem
WEST LAKE, 760.— Calcasieu.
Herald Th— Ind
WHITE CASTLE, 610.— Iberville.
White Castilian Sat— Dem
WILSON, 290.— E. Feliciana.
Columbian Fri — Dem
flWINFIELD, 170.— Winn.
Comrade Fri— Pop
Sentinel Fri— Ind
fiWINNSBORO, 520.— Franklin.
Sun Sat— Dem
ZWOLLE.— Sabine.
Chronicle .. ...Fri— Dem 300
450
470
600
500
500
400
500
400
250
600
410
500
MAINE.
s3,753
.r2,342
10,000
60,000
5,200
AUGUSTA, 10,850.— Kennebec.
Am. Woman Mo— Fam 700,000
Comfort Mo— Lit 1,250,000
Golden Moments Mo— Lit 200,000
Good Stories Mo— Fie 470,000
Happy Hours Mo— Lit 350,000
Hearth and Home Mo— Fam 395,000
Illustrated Family Herald Mo— Lit
Journal JD— Rep
Journal Wed — Rep
Maine Farmer Th — Ag
Nat. Farmer & Home Magazine
Mo — Ag
New Age Fri — Dem
People's Literary Companion Mo — Lit 105,000
Sunshine Mo— Juv 175,000
Vickery's Fireside Visitor. .. .Mo— Lit 300,000
flBANGOR, 19,300.— Penobscot.
Commercial *D— Ind 7,000
Commercial Fri— Ind 28,000
Courier Fri— Rep 2,650
Industrial Journal Fri— Com 2,000
Maine Sportsman Mo — Sport 2,100
News JD— Ind 6,000
News Th— Ind 10,000
Whig and Courier JD— Rep 2,100
Word and The Work Mo— Evan 5,340
BAR HARBOR, 1,400.— Hancock.
Record Wed— Ind 1,520
flBATH, 8,940.— Sagadahoc.
Enterprise Semi-W 1,900
Independent (ad. P. 356) Sat— Ind 1,600
Times (ad. P. 356) *D— Rep 1,227
^BELFAST, 5,360.— Waldo.
Journal Th— Rep 2,800
Temperance Record Mo — Tern 270
BETHEL, 790.— Oxford.
News Wed— Ind 1,420
BIDDEFORD, 14,620.— York.
Journal *D— Rep s2,l66
Journal Fri— Rep jl,693
Justice (Fr.) Th— Rep 570
Record *D— Dem 1,600
Record Fri— Dem 2,000
Watson's Illuminator Mo— Hum 3,500
BINGHAM, 760.— Somerset.
Herald Wed— Ind 615
BOOTHBAY HARBOR, 1,710".— Lincoln.
Register Sat— Ind 1,100
BRIDGTON, 2,650.— Cumberland.
News (ad. P. 355) Fri— Rep 1,275
BROOKS, 750.— Waldo.
Yankee Blade Mo— Lit 80,000
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
MAINE.
BRUNSWICK, 6,200.— Cumberland.
Bowdoin Orient Th — Coll 810
MAINE.
KENNEBUNK, 3,200.— York.
Star Fri— Ind 1,040
Ouill Mo— Coll 417
KENNEBUNK PORT, 2,300.— York.
Wave Semi-W— Soc 800
Telegraph Semi-W— Ind 1,140
BUCKSPORT, 6,500.— Hancock.
Harald Fri— Ind 800
LEWISTON, 22,000.— Androscoggin.
Bates Student Mo— Coll 650
flCALAIS, 7,420.— Washington.
Advertiser Th — Rep 650
Journal (ad P 355) *D— Rep 8,000
Journal (ad P 355) Th— Rep 18,500
Times Th— Ind 2,000
Journal (ad P 355) Sat — Rep 7,700
CAM DEN, 4,710.— Knox.
Herald Fri— Ind 1 300
Messager (Fr.) Semi-W— Ind 3,000
Statesman Sat — Ind 1,200
Sun JD— Dem 3,000
CARIBOU, 4,200.— Aroostook.
Republican Th— Rep 1,500
LISBON FALLS, 1,700.— Androscoggin.
CHERRYFIELD, 1,790.— Washington.
Times Fri— Ind 1150
LIVERMORE FALLS, 1,200.— Androscoggin.
Express & Advertiser Th— Ind 1,370
LUBEC, 2,160.— Washington.
Herald Tu Ind 840
DAVARISCOTTA, 1,070.— Lincoln.
Herald Th— Rep 1,940
DEERING, 5,480.— Cumberland.
News Sat Ind 1 000
IfMACHIAS, 2,100.— Washington.
Republican Sat — Rep 1,250
DEER ISLE, 2,984.— Hancock.
Messenger Fri — Ind 1 000
Union Tu— Dem 1,040
MADISON, 1,830.— Somerset.
Bulletin Th— Rep 1,240
DEXTER, 2,820.— Penobscot.
Eastern Gazette Th — Ind 5 200
Fireside Messenger Mo — -Fam 1,000
MECHANIC FALLS, 1,200.— Androscoggin.
Ledger Th— Ind 720
flDOVER, 1,950.— Piscataquis.
Observer Th Rep 1 400
EASTPORT, 4,980.— Washington.
Sentinel W°d Rep 2 200
NEW PORTLAND, 1,060.— Somerset.
Sun Wed— Ind 1,276
EAST WINTHROP, 150.— Kennebec.
Banner Fri — Ind 830
NORRIDGEWOCK, 1,700.— Somerset.
Gazette Wed— Ind 1,840
HELLS WORTH, 4,900.— Hancock.
American Wed — Rep 2,040
NORTH ANSON, 1,400.— Somerset.
Union Advocate Th Ind-D 680
Enterprise Wed — Ind 1 450
NORWAY, 2,700.— Oxford.
Advertiser Fri — Ind 52,168
FAIRFIELD, 3,586.— Somerset.
Journal Tu — Ind 2 300
OAKLAND, 2,060.— Kennebec.
Enterprise Wed — Ind 2000
fFARMINGTON, 1,500.— Franklin.
Chronicle Th Rep 3 000
OLD TOWN, 5,460.— Penobscot.
School Days Mo — Juv 5*000
School World Mo— Ed 6,000
FORT FAIRFIELD, 3,256.— Aroostook.
Northern Leader Th— Rep 1,000
ORONO, 2,830.— Penobscot.
Cadet Mo Coll 600
FREEPORT, 2,482.— Cumberland.
Six Towns Times Fri— Ind 1,500
PHILLIPS, 1,450.— Franklin.
GARDINER, 5,600.— Kennebec.
Independent Sat — Ind 1 140
PITTSFIELD, 2,540.— Somerset.
Advertiser Th— Ind il,950
Examiner Wed— Ind 800
GORHAM, 2,888.— Cumberland.
^PORTLAND, 38,300.— Cumberland.
Advertiser *D— Rep 2,400
GUILFORD, 1,100.— Piscataquis.
Citizen . Th Ind 2 000
Advertiser Sat — Rep 900
Argus JD — Dem 5,203
Argus Th— Dem • 2,000
Recorder Th Ind '800
Board of Trade Journal Mo — Com 900
Columbian Sat — Cath 1 500
HALLOWELL, 3,200.— Kennebec.
Express *D — Rep 8400
Express Th Rep 1 200
HARTLAND, 975.— Somerset.
Tribune Th Ind
Journal Sun Dem 1 000
Jour.ofMedic'e&Science Mo— Med 3,100
Maine Coast Cottager Sat Ind 1 120
flHOULTON, 4,100.— Aroostook.
Pioneer Tu -Rep 1 250
Maine Historical & Genealogical Re-
Times Th Ind *976
Hornet ...Mo Ind
North East .. ,..Mo — Mas
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday.
H County Seat. * Evening, "
§ Morning, except Monday.
t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
86
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MAINE.
^PORTLAND— Continued.
Press JD— Rep 5,000
Press Th— Rep 2,050
Star Wed— Dem 2,185
Telegram Sun— Soc 6,000
Times Sun— Rep 4,100
Transcript (also Mo editions free to
subscribers) Wed— Fam 23,100
Welcome Guest Mo — Lit
Zion's Advocate Wed— Bap 2,900
PRESQUE ISLE, 3,120.— Aroostook.
Star-Herald Th— Rep 1,500
RICHMOND, 3,150.— Sagadahoc.
Bee Fri— Ind 1,000
flROCKLAND, 8,290.— Knox.
Courier-Gazette Semi- W— Rep 5,000
Opinion Fri— Ind-D 2,360
Star JD— Rep 3,250
RUM FORD FALLS, 920.— Oxford.
Times Sat— Ind 2,000
SANFORD, 4,300.— York.
Tribune Fri— Ind 1,200
HSKOWHEGAN, 5,080.— Somerset.
Reporter Th— Rep 2,450
SOLON, 990.— Somerset.
Times Wed— Ind 1,503
SOUTH FREEPORT.— Cumberland.
Poultryman & Pomologist
Mo— Plty&Fruit 400
SOUTH PARIS, 1,100.— Oxford.
Democrat Tu— Rep 1,900
SOUTH PORTLAND, 5,500.— Cumberland.
Coast Watch Wed— Ind 1,150
Sentinel Fri— Ind 1,200
SPRINGVALE, 4,350.— York.
Advocate Fri— Ind 1,220
MAINE.
STONINGTON, 1,500.— Hancock.
Press Th— Ind 1,000
THOMASTON, 3,125.— Knox.
Herald Th— Ind 1,200
UNION, 1,436.— Knox.
Press Sat— Ind 1,987
WALDOBORO, 3,556.— Lincoln.
News Th— Ind 1,800
WATERVILLE, 8,850.— Kennebec.
American Nation Mo— Fam 125,000
Colby Echo Semi-M— Ed 600
Fireside Gem Mp— Fam 90,000
Home Treasury Mo — Lit&Fam
Mail *D-Rep 1,200
Mail Wed— Rep 1,100
Sentinel Semi- W— Rep 1,800
Turf, Farm & Home Wed— Farm 6,000
WESTBROOK, 6,720.— Cumberland.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 850
Globe-Star Wed— Ind 800
WILTON, 1,700.— Franklin.
Sentinel Wed— Ind 950
WINTERPORT, 1,950.— Waldo.
Advertiser Semi-M — Ind 500
WINTHROP, 2,200.— Kennebec.
Banner Fri— Rep 900
Budget Fri— Ind 720
UWISCASSET, 1,795.— Lincoln.
Echo Sat— Ind 660
YORK, 2,400.— York.
Transcript Th— Rep 700
YORK CORNER, 2,500.— York.
Courant (ad. P. 355) Fri— Ind 900
ABERDEEN, 450.— Hartford.
Enterprise Th— Ind 900
flANNAPOLIS, 7,850.— Anne Arundel.
Advertiser Th— Dem 1,000
Capital *D— Dem 1,500
Examiner Th— Rep 2,040
Negro Appeal (Col) 500
Proceedings of the U. S. Naval In-
stitute Qrtly— TJ.S.N 1,400
Record Sat— Dem 540
Republican Sat— Dem 1,300
BALTIMORE, 448,500.
Afro-American (Col) Sat— Ind 2,000
American fD— Ind-R 54,000
American Semi-W— Ind-R 15,000
American Sun— Ind-R 60,000
Am. Chemical Journal Mo— Chem 650
Am. Journal of Dental Science
Mo— Dent 900
BALTIMORE— Continued.
Am. Journal of Mathematics
Qrtly— Scien 500
Am. Journal of Philology Qrtly 740
Am. Medical Mo Mo— Med 1,250
Am. Packer Tu— Tr 800
Architects & Builders Journal Mo — Tr
Argus Sat— Dem 1,460
Atlantic Baptist Th— Bap 1,540
Bap. Messenger (Col) Mo— Bap 2,400
Bayerisches Wochenblatt (Ger)
Wed— Ind 9,000
Camp Fire Semi-Mo — P.O.S.ofA.
Catholic Mirror Sat— Cath 16,000
Catholic Monthly Mo— Cath 4,200
Christian Advocate Wed— Meth 4,600
Christian Tribune Th— Rel 2,100
Commercial Gazette Sat— Ind 2,100
Deutsche Correspondent (Ger).
JD— Dem 11,500
t Morning and Sunday.
I Countv Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.y Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
87
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE— Continued.
Deutsche Correspondent (Ger)
Fri— Dem 4,100
Dixie Mo — Lit
Farmers' & Planters' Guide ..Mo— Ag 2,000
Free Press Sat— Ind 3,000
Golden Chain Mo— O.G.C 2,450
Granite Cutters' Journal Mo — Lab 7,500
Herald tD— Ind 31,000
Herald Fri— Ind 20,740
Herald Sun— Ind 30,000
Herald Mo— Ind 4,000
Jednota (Boh.) Semi-M— Morav 1,500
Jewish Comment Fri — Jew 4,100
Johns Hopkins University Studies in
Hist & Polit Science Mo— Lit 1,000
Journal (Ger) tD— Ind 6,500
Journal of Commerce Sat — Com 2,100
Journal of Eye, Ear & Throat Dis-
eases Qrtly— Med 1,000
Katholische Volks-Zeitung (Ger)
Sat— Cath 23,000
Labor Advocate Sat— Lab 1,000
Manufacturers' Record Fri — Com 6,000
Marine and Railway Gazette
Mo— Marine&Railway 1,040
Maryland Churchman .Mo — Prot-Epis 9,000
Maryland Graphic Sat— Ind 1,400
Maryland Medical Journal. .Sat— Med 3,200
Methodist Th— M.E 3,840
Methodist Protestant Wed— Meth 6,000
Modern Language Notes (not pub.
July, Aug., Sept or Oct.) Mo— Ed 600
Month Mo— Cath 5,100
National Underwriter Mo— Ins 2,400
News *D— Dem
Patent Record (ad. P. 503)
Mo— Lit&Science 60,000
Painters' Journal Mo — Lab 5,700
Protector Mo— A.O.U.W 1,100
Poultry & Farm Mo— Plty&Ag 15,000
Public Spirit Sat— J.U.A.M.
Record JD— Legal&R.E 1,710
Saturday Review Sat— Lit 5,000
Sentinel Sat— Tax Reform 450
Sonntags Correspondent ...Sun — Dem 7,500
Sonntags Post (Ger) Sun— Ind 10,500
Southern Farm Magazine Mo — Ag 12,500
Southern Merchant Mo — Tr
Sun JD— Ind 67,000
Sun Sat— Ind 33,000
Sunlight Magazine Wkly — Lit 500
Tablet Qrtly— Cath 14,000
Telegram Sat— Soc 4,450
Time Th— Soc&Hum 5,100
Trade Fri— Com 3,000
Underwriter Semi-M — Ins 1,330
Volksfreund und Biene (Ger.)
Sat— Ind-R 3,400
Wecker (Ger) Sat— Ind-R 7,400
World 'D— Ind 25,000
flBEL AIR, 1,465.— Harford.
Aegis & Intelligencer Fri— Dem 2,270
Christian Endeavorer Mo — Ch-End 700
Democrat Fri— Dem 2,700
Times Fri— Rep 1,550
BERLIN, 1,500.— Worcester.
Herald (ad. P. 355) Fri— Dem 820
BOONSBORO, 770.— Washington.
Times Th— Rep 470
BRUNSWICK, 255.— Frederick.
Herald Fri— Ind 1,050
HCAMBRIDGE, 4,240.— Dorchester.
Banner *D— Dem 475
Chronicle Th— Dem 900
Democrat & News Sat — Dem 1,420 i
MARYLAND.
^CAMBRIDGE— Continued.
Era • Sat— Ind-R 710
Standard Sat— Rep 1,250
CATONSVILLE, 2,180.— Baltimore.
Argus Sat— Ind 1,100
flCENTREVILLE, 1,480.— Queen Anne.
Oberver Th— Dem 1,560
Record Sat— Dem 1,750
fiCHESTERTOWN, 2,690.— Kent.
Enterprise Wed— Rep 1,500
News Sat— Dem 2,100
Transcript Th— Dem 1,320
CRISFIELD, 1,600.— Somerset.
Leader Sat— Ind-R 990
Times (ad. P. 423) Sat— Dem 2,280
^CUMBERLAND, 12,950.— Allegany.
Alleganian Semi- W— Dem 1,975
Civilian Fri— Rep 1,100
Courier Sat— Ind 1,230
Freie Presse (Ger) Th— Ind 1,000
Independent *D— Ind 600
Independent Sat — Ind 960
News JD— Rep 1,300
Signal (Col) Sat 500
Times *D— Dem 3,300
Times Sat— Dem 1,975
UDENTON, 660.— Caroline.
American Union Th— Rep 1,200
Journal Sat— Ind 1,300
flEASTON, 3,100.— Talbot.
Gazette Sat— Rep 860
Ledger Th— Dem 1,500
Star-Democrat Tu— Dem 1,550
11ELKTON, 2,410.— Cecil.
Appeal Wed— Rep 1,250
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,420
News Th— Dem 1,350
Whig Sat— Rep 1,300
HELLICOTT CITY, 1,560.— Howard.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,200
Progress Fri— Rep 1,400
Times Sat— Dem 1,420
EMMITSBURG, 865.— Frederick.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 570
FEDERALSBURG, 560.— Caroline.
Courier (ad. P. 327) Sat— Rep 900
Ruralist (ad. P. 381) Mo— Ag 2,200
HFREDERICK, 8,650.— Frederick.
Citizen Fri— Ind-D 900
Examiner Wed— Rep 2,570
News *D— Ind 1,900
News Th— Ind 2,500
No. Am. Medical Review ...Mo— Med 1,000
FROSTBURG, 3,900.— Allegany.
Forum Sat— Rep 1,000
Mining Journal Sat — Ind 510
GAITHERSBURG, 800.— Montgomery.
Temperance Sentiment Mo — Tern 550
GLUCKHEIM.— Dorchester.
Ruralist Mo— Ag 1,440
GLYNDON, 320.— Baltimore.
Record Sat— Ind 350
GREENSBORO, 910.— Caroline.
Free Press .. ...Fri— Dem 820
t Morning and Sunday.
S County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MARYLAND.
flHAGERSTOWN, 11,300.— Washington.
Globe »D— Ind 1,«50
Globe Th— Ind 2,650
Herald tD— Rep 1,430
Herald and Torchlight Th— Rep 1,700
Mail *D— Dem 1,725
Mail ...Fri— Dem 1,300
HAMPSTEAD, 525.— Carroll.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 700
HANCOCK, 820.— Washington.
Star Th— Ind 620
HAVRE DE GRACE, 3,400.— Harford.
Ledger Sat— Dem 1,600
Republican Fri— Ind 1,250
KENSINGTON, 60.— Montgomery.
Press Fri— Rep 750
flLA PLATA, 35.— Charles.
Times-Crescent Fri — Dem 840
Independent Fri— Ind-R 900
LAUREL, 2,100.— Prince George's.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,000
Leader Fri— Rep 900
fiLEONARDTOWN, 530.— St. Mary's.
Beacon Th— Dem 1,025
Enterprise Sat— Rep 1,000
LIBERTYTOWN, 602.— Frederick.
Banner of Liberty Th— Rep 1,219
LONACONING, 4,850.— Allegany.
Review Fri— Ind 2,500
Star ......Th— Ind 2,552
MANCHESTER, 290.— Carroll.
Telephone Messenger Fri— Ind 390
MIDDLETOWN, 680.— Frederick.
Register Fri— Rep 1,900
MIDLAND, 1,010.— Allegany.
Press Fri— Ind 500
MT. LAKE PARK, 210.— Garrett.
News Wed— Ind 800
NORTH EAST, 1,285.— Cecil.
Star Sat— Dem 490
J1OAKLAND, 1,085.— Garrett.
Democrat Fri — Dem 710
Journal (ad. P. 423) Th— Ind 1,100
Republican Th— Rep 1,150
PERRYVILLE, 344.— Cecil.
Record Wed— Ind 300
POCOMOKE CITY, 2,100.— Worcester.
Ledger-Enterprise Sat— Ind 1,100
PORT DEPOSIT, 1,920.— Cecil.
Press ...Sat— Ind 500
MARYLAND.
fPRINCE FREDERICKTOWN, 118— Calvert.
Gazette Sat— Ind 540
Journal Sat— Ind-D 580
UPRINCESS ANNE, 870.— Somerset.
Journal Sat— Rep 1,100
Marylander & Herald Tu— Dem 1,000
QUEENSTOWN, 330.— Queen Anne.
News Sat— Ind 650
RISING SUN, 388.— Cecil.
Journal Fri— Ind 700
flROCKVILLE, 1,600.— Montgomery.
Advocate Fri— Dem 600
Sentinel Fri— Dem 600
ST. MICHAEL'S, 1,380.— Talbot.
Comet & Advertiser Sat— Ind 630
^SALISBURY, 2,960.— Wicomico.
Advertiser Sat — Dem 1,390
Courier . .- Sat— Dem 1,340
News Th— Dem 1,800
Strawberry Culturist Mo— Hort 10,000
SHARPSBURG, 1,350.— Washington.
Record Th— Ind 520
flSNOW HILL, 1,560.— Worcester.
Advocate (ad. P. 354) Sat— Rep 1,200
Messenger Sat— Dem 1,503
Peninsular Press Th— Pro 1,003
TANEYTOWN, 556.— Carroll.
Record Sat— Ind 1,400
THURMONT, 950.— Frederick.
Clarion Th— Ind 635
UTOWSON, 480.— Baltimore.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,550
Journal Sat— Dem 1,300
Union Sat— Rep 1,500
TRAPPE, 260.— Talbot.
Times Th— Rep 500
fiUPPER MARLBORO, 445.— Prince George's.
Enquirer Fri— Dem 800
Gazette Wed— Dem 1,200
Times Fri— Rep 1,000
WALKERSVILLE, 410.— Frederick.
Times Fri— Rep 225
^WESTMINSTER, 3,200.— Carroll.
Democrat- Advocate Sat— Dem 2,250
Sentinel Sat— Rep 1,750
Western Maryland Coll Mo.. Mo— Ed 300
WILLIAMSPORT, 1,290.— Washington.
Leader Fri— Ind 590
Transcript Sat— Ind 500
t Morning and Sunday.
j County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
89
Boston Journal's
Greatest Year.
THE BOSTON JOURNAL MADE
1899 THE GREATEST ADVERTIS-
ING YEAR IN ITS WHOLE HISTORY.
The gain in cash value of advertising printed in the
Boston Journal in 1899 over 1898 was 41 per cent.
But almost all large newspapers gained between
those two years because of the Spanish war in 1898.
Therefore, it is worth while to say that
The gain in cash value of advertising printed in the
Boston Journal in 1899 was 24 per cent, over 1897, an<^
1897 was the Journal's best advertising year up to that
time.
The gain in the money value of the advertising
printed in the Sunday Journal in 1899 over 1898 was
89 per cent.
The striking growth in advertising is due to the fact
that the Boston Journal has this strong combination of
the qualities which advertisers seek :
Character and reputation unexcelled.
Circulation both large and of the best quality.
Rates moderate, with one price covering in-
sertion in all Editions of any specified day— 3
morning, 5 evening, with practically no dupli-
cate circulation.
No extra charges of any kind, and hence no arbitrary
tax on the advertiser's interest or the artist1 s skill.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MASSACHUSETTS.
ABINGTON, 4,360.— Plymouth.
Journal & Herald Fri — Ind
ADAMS, 9,470.— Berkshire.
Freeman Th— Rep
AMESBURY, 9,820.— Essex.
Amesbury News Fri — Ind
Breeze Semi- W — Ind
News »D— Ind
Villager Th— Ind
AMHERST, 4,580.— Hampshire.
Aggie Life Semi-M— Coll
Literary Monthly Mo — Coll
Record Wed— Rep
Student Sat— Coll
810
1,325
1,100
700
2,640
1,050
710
420
1,360
750
HBOSTON— Continued.
Am. Stock-Keeper Sat — Stk
Am. Wool & Cotton Reporter
Th— Com
Annals of Gynaecology Mo — Med
Anzeiger (Ger.) Sat — Ind
ANDOVER, 6,340.— Essex.
Townsman Fri— Ind 1,250
ARLINGTON, 5,800.— Middlesex.
Advocate Fri — Ind 1,300
ATHOL, 6,350.— Worcester.
Chronic'.e Th— Ind 2,400
Cottager Mo— Lit&Fam ^14,523
Healthy Home Mo— Hyg ^15,441
Progress Th— Ind ^2,201
Our Church Record Sat— Und 4,000
Transcript Tu— Rep 1,600
ATTLEBORO, 7,760.— Bristol.
Sun *D— Rep 2,000
AVER, 2,230.— Middlesex.
Turners' Public Spirit Sat— Ind 1,610
IfBARNSTABLE, 4,120.— Barnstable.
Cape Cod Item & Bee Tu— Rep 1,100
Patriot Mon— Rep 3,600
BARRE, 2,300.— Worcester.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,800
BEVERLY, 10,890.— Essex.
Citizen Fri— Ind-R 1,700
Home Maker Mo — Matrimonial
Spirit of the Word ..Mo — Und.— No advts,
Times *D— Rep 3,000
Times Wed— Rep 900
HBOSTON, 475,500.
A. B. C. Pathfinder Railway Guide,
Mo— R.R 12,300
Accident Assurance Mo— Ins 1,000
Advance (Col) Sat 2,000
Advertiser JD— Rep 24,720
Advertiser Fri— Rep 7,600
Advocate of Peace Mo — PeaceSoc
A Few Hens Mo — Pltry
Alpha Phi Quarterly QrtlyFrat
Am. Architect Sat— Arch
Am. Citizen Sat — Pat
Am. Cultivator Sat — Ag
Am. Historical Register Mo — Hist
Am. Horsebreeder Tu — Horse
Am. Jnl. of Numismatics Qrtly-Num-No ads.
Am. Kitchen Magazine Mo— Dom 10,000
Am. Legion of Honor Journal
Mo— A.L.ofH 12,000
Am. Naturalist Mo — Science 700
Am. Primary Teacher Mo— Ed 42,000
2,800
1,000
7,500
11,500
34,000
10,000
26,839
6,500
7,400
4,200
5,000
1,000
Architectural Review ..Semi-Q — Arch
Atlantic Monthly Mo— Lit 14,000
Author Mo— Lit 1,250
Banker & Tradesman Th— Com 17,000
Banking News Mo— Fin 2,000
Banner of Light Sat— Spirit 12,000
Baptist Missionary Mag Mo — Bap 10,000
Beacon Sat— Lit&Soc 11,000
Best Reading Mo— Lit 25,000
Bicycling World Fri— Cy 11,000
Black Cat Mo— Lit 155,000
Boot & Shoe Recorder ....Wed— Com 9,000
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Bi-Mo— Cul 12,000
Brickbuilder Mo— Arch 2,500
Brit.-American Citizen Sat — Ind 6,000
Budget Sun— Home 18,500
Charlestown Enterprise Sat— Ind 8,000
Choir Journal Semi-M — Musical
Christian Endeavor World. .Th— Evan 100,000
Christian Register Th— Unit 10,000
Christian Safeguard Mo— Und 8,000
Christian Science Journal
Fri— Chris Science 1,000
Christian Witness Th— Rel 10,000
Church Mo— Epis 3,800
Club Woman Mo— Club Interest 500
Columbian Mo— H'hold 275,000
Coming Age Mo— Lit 1,000
Commercial Sat — Ind 8,600
Commercial Bulletin Sat — Com 15,000
Congregationalist Th — Cong 24,000
Contributor Mo — Evan 19,500
Corriere di Boston (Ital) ....Sat — Ind
Courant (Col) Sat— Rep 1,026
Courier Sun— Ind 11,000
Current History Qrtly— Hist 15,000
Donahoe's Magazine Mo — Lit 47,000
Dorchester Advertiser Sat 2,000
Dorchester Beacon Sat— Ind 2,600
East Boston Argus Advocate Sat — Rep 4,350
East Boston Free Press ..Sat— Ind-R 3,000
East Boston News Fri— Ind 3,000
Educator Mo— Ed 2,910
Elliott's Magazine Mo— Lit 75,000
Engineers' & Power Users' Magazine
Mo— Mech 20,000
Etudiant (Fr.) Mo— Ed 1,200
Every Other Sunday ..Bi-W — Juv — No advts.
Farm Poultry Semi-M— Pltry 27,498
Father Mathew Herald Mo— Cath 24,500
Fibre & Fabric Sat— Textile 5,500
Financial & Commercial News
Sat— Com 2,000
Fireman's Standard Semi-M 4,000
Germania (Ger) Mo— Ed 6,500
Globe I'D— Ind-D 190,000
Globe Sun— Ind-D 250,000
Golden Cross Jounal Mo— K.G.C 10,000
Golfer (ad. P. 459) Mo— Golf 50,000
Grand Army Record Mo— G.A.R 18,000
Granite Mo— Bldg 2,500
Green Bag Mo— Legal 4,600
Guardian Semi-M— Ins 2,000
Harvard Graduates Magazine
Qrtly— Lit 11,500
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
MASSACHUSETTS.
flBOSTON— Continued.
Helping Hand Mo — Bap— No advts.
Herald (ad. P. 530) *tD-Ind 175,000
Herald (ad. P. 530) Sun— Ind 170,COO
Herald of the Coming One
Wed-Rel 1,000
Home Mo— H'hold 200,000
Home Journal Sat— Soc 9,500
Home Mission Echo Mo— Bap 1,200
Hotel Mo— Htl 3,rOD
Household Mo— Fam 103,750
Household Companion Mo — Home 28,500
Hygienia Mo— Hyg— No. advts.
Ideas Sun— Lit 5,000
Illus. Police News Th— Police 40,000
Index Sat— Lab 2,500
Intermediate S. S. Qrtly . .Qrtly— Und 70,000
Investigator Sat— Agnost 5,800
Journal (ad. P. 89) t*D— Rep 82,500
Journal (ad. P. 89) Fri— Rep 11,500
Journal (ad. P. 89) Sun— Rep 65,000
Journal of American Folk Lore
Qrtly— FolkLore 800
Journal of Commerce Sat — Com 5,800
Journal of Economics .Qrtly — Science 1,200
Journal of Education Th— Ed 17,500
Junior Chris. Endeavor World
Mo — ChrisEndeav — No advts.
Junior S. S. Quarterly Qrtly— Und 80,000
Knights of Honor Reporter
Mo— K.ofH 45,000
Land & Water (ad. P. 472). .Mo— Sport 40,000
Latin School Register Mo— Ed 750
L. A. W. Bulletin Fri— Cy 85,407
Leader Mo— Music 10,000
Ledger Sat — Ind
Lend a Hand Record . . . .Mo— Philan 3,600
Life & Light for Women. ..Mo— Miss 12,500
Literary Review Mo— Lit 5,000
Literary World Bi-W— Lit 2,500
Little Christian Semi-M— Juv— No advts.
Little Folks Mo— Juv 25,000
Little Wanderer's Advocate
Qrtly— Und 7,000
Living Age (ad. P. 336) Sat— Lit
Mass. Medical Journal Mo— Med 7,500
Mass. Ploughman Sat— Ag 10,000
Medical Student Mo— Med 500
Med. & Surgical Journal Th— Med 4,500
Medico delle famiglie (Ital) Mo— Med 3,200
Mill & Shop News Mo — Science
Missionary Helper Mo— FreeBap 3,000
Missionary Herald Mo— Cong 24,000
Modern Art Qrtly— Art 2,200
Modern Methods Mo— Ed 5,000
Modern Priscilla Mo— Worn 70,000
Morning Star Th— FreeBap 9,500
Musical Record Mo — Music 6,300
National Magazine Mo — Lit 45,000
New Church Review
Srtly — Swedenb'n
ield. . . .Mo — Lab
N. E. Conservatory Magazine (5 times
a year) ......................... Music
N. E. Druggist .......... Mo— Pharm
N. E. Farmer ................. Sat— Ag
N. E. Florist ................ Th— Hort
N. E. Grocer ................ Fri— Com
N. E. Historical & Genealog Register
Qrtly— Hist
N. E. Magazine .............. Mo— Lit
N. E. Medical Gazette. .. .Mo— Homoe
N. E. Printing Trades Journal Mo— Tr
N. E. Sportsman ........... Mo — Sport
N. E. Staaten Zeitung (Ger.) Sat-Ind
New World ............... Qrtly— Rel
Nickel Magazine ............. Mo— Lit
Opera Glass .......... Mo— Music&Dra
740
8,300
12,000
3,900
20,000
2,000
5,000
820
20,000
1,100
1,000
3,200
1,650
63,000
10,030
Our Dumb Animals Mo— S. P. C. A.— No advts.
MASSACHUSETTS.
tIBOSTON— Continued.
Our Grange Homes Sat— Grange 6,200
Photo Era Mo— Photo 7,000
Pigeon News Semi-M— Pigeons 2,000
Pilgrim Teacher Mo— Cong 15,000
Pilot Tu— Cath 75000
Poet-Lore Qrtly— Lit 1,000
Polit Science Qrtly. .. .Qrtly— Science 1,100
Popular Educator Mo— Ed 63,000
Post (ad. P. 473) tD— Dem 140,000
Post (ad. P. 473) Fri— Dem 17,000
Post (ad. P. 473) Sun— Dem 117,000
Press and Printer Fri— Typo 2,800
Primary Education Mo— Ed 46,000
Profitable Advertising (ad. P. 521)
Mo— Adv'g 6,000
Record *D— Rep 105,600
Protectionist Mo — Economic 4,200
Pythian Gleaner Mo— K. of P 1,000
Republic Sat— Dem 45,000
• Roxbury Gazette Fri— Ind-D 2,220
Sacred Heart Review Sat— Cath 40,000
Saturday Ev'g Gazette. .Sun— Rep-Soc 10,000
Scholars' Quarterly Qrtly— Und 15,000
School Physiology Journal
Mo— Tem&Ed 10,000
Sen. Sunday Schl. Qrtly ..Qrtly— Und 120,000
Social Visitor Magazine Mo— Lit 50,000
South Boston Bulletin . . . .Sat— Ind-R 11,500
South Boston Inquirer Sat— Ind 9,000
South Boston News Sat— Dem 8,200
Spatula Mo— Phar 3,000
Sphinx Mo — Astrological
Spirit of the Hub Sat— Sport 2,000
Standard Sat— Ins 2,000
Star Quarterly Qrtly— Und 200,000
Sunday School Helper . . . .Mo— Univer 4,700
Superintendent & Foreman ..Tu — Tr
Tech Th— Coll 900
Technology Qrtly— Science 700
Telegraph (Ger) »D— Ind 5,000
Temperance Cause Mo — Tern 8,000
Textile World Mo— Com 6,000
Time and Hour Sat— Lit&Ind
Times Sun— Social 7,000
Trade Magazine Mo— Tr 2,600
Transcript *D— Ind-R 23,000
Transcript Fri— Ind-R 4,800
Traveler *D— Ind-R 70,000
Traveler Fri— Ind-R 10,000
Trident Qrtly— Frat 800
True Flag Sat— Lit 22,000
Turn-Zeitung (Ger) Sat— Ind 1,710
Unitarian Mo— Unit 5,400
United States Investor . . . .Sat— Finan 7,000
Uni verbalist Leader Sat— Univer 18,300
University Beacon Semi-M — Ed 500
Watchman Th— Bap 17,000
Watchword Mo— Evan 4,CO>
Waverly Magazine Sat— Lit 28,000
Wedding Bells Mo— Matrim 840
Wheelwoman Mo — Cy
Woman's Column Sat— Worn 10,500
Woman's Home Journal .... Mo— Lit 200,000
Woman's Journal Sat — Wom.Suf 4,000
Woman's Missionary Friend
..Mos— Missions 20,000
Woman's Voice Sat— Wom.Suf 3,000
Wcrking Boy Mo— Cath 100,000
Writer Mo— Lit 4,800
Young Idea Mo— Juv 4,200
Young Pilgrim S-M — Adventist — No Advts.
Youth's Companion Th— Juv 530,000
Zion's Herald (ad. P. 413). .Wed— M.E 18,000
BRAINTREE, 4,910.— Norfolk.
Bee Sat— Ind 800
Observer and Reporter Sat — Ind 1.1501
t Morning and Sunday,
j County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MASSACHUSETTS.
BRIDGEWATER, 4,400.— Plymouth.
Independent Fri— Ind 1,050
BRIGHTON, 13,000.— Suffolk.
Item Sat— Ind 1,003
BROCKTON, 27,560.— Plymouth.
Democrat Fri — Dem 1,000
Diamond Sat— Lab 1,200
Enterprise *D— Ind 6,000
Times *D— Ind 15,000
BROOKFIELD, 3,450.— Worcester.
Times Fri— Ind 450
Union Sat— Ind 1,200
BROOKLINE, 12,375.— Norfolk.
Chronicle Sat— Ind 1,220
Suburban Th— Ind 700
fCAMBRIDGE, 73,700.— Middlesex.
Am. Physical Ed. Review
Qrtly— Phy-Ed 610
Annals of Mathematics ..Qrtly— Math 300
Chronicle Sat— Rep 4,370
Harvard Advocate Bi-W— Ed 1,800
Harvard Bulletin Tu — Coll
Harvard Crimson JD— Ed 2,000
Harvard Lampoon Bi-W— Coll 900
Harvard Law Review Mo — Leg 1,400
Harvard Monthly Mo— Ed 420
Latin School Review Mo— Ed 550
News Sat— Ind 640
Press *D— Ind 700
Press Sat— Rep 3,100
Psyche Mo— Entomol 275
Rainbow of Delta Tau Delta
Qrtly— Coll-Fra 1,000
Times Sat— Ind 2,000
Tribune Sat— Ind 3,850
CANTON, 4,590.— Norfolk.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,000
CHELSEA, 28,200.— Suffolk.
Catholic Citizen Sat— Cath 2,000
Free Lance Sat— Ind 1,000
Gazette Sat— Ind 1,900
Record *D— Ind 3,000
Pioneer Sat— Rep 1,500
CHICOPEE, 16,900.— Hampden.
Herald (ad. P. 340) «D— Ind 2,000
CLINTON, 10,650.— Worcester.
Courant Sat— Ind 1,540
Graphic *D— Ind 700
Item «D— Ind 2,500
COHASSET, 2,470.— Norfolk.
Sentinel Sat
COTTAGE CITY, 1,094.— Dukes.
Martha's Vineyard Herald (dur. July
& Aug. pub semi-w) Th— Ind 1,200
DANVERS, 7,690.— Essex.
Mirror Sat— Rep 800
UDEDHAM, 7,400.— Norfolk.
Transcript Sat— Ind-R 1,910
DRACUT, 2,000.— Middlesex.
Tribune Sat— Ind 1,050
EASTHAMPTON, 4,500.— Hampshire.
Enterprise Wed— Ind-R 1,000
News Fri— Rep 1,590
EAST PEPPERELL, 3,200.— Middlesex.
Advertiser .. ...Sat— Ind 900
MASS AC HUSETTS.
EAST WEYMOUTH, .—Norfolk.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 1,100
Life Fri— Ind 1,000
!IEDGARTOWN, 1,180.— Dukes.
Vineyard Gazette Th— Ind 840
ESSEX, 1,760.— Essex.
Echo Fri— Rep 420
EVERETT, 11,350.— Middlesex.
Herald Fri— Rep 1,200
Republican Sat— Rep 1,650
FAIRHAVEN, 3,020.— Bristol.
Star Sat— Ind 1,250
FALL RIVER, 87,840.— Bristol.
Advertiser Wed— Rep 3,100
Cathol ic Ad vocat e Sat— Cath 2,500
Globe (ad. P. 325) *D— Dem 7,000
Herald *D— Ind-D 5,700
Independent (French) *D— Ind 3,700
Independent (French) Th— Ind 4,800
Investigator Sat— Ind-R 1,000
Monitor Sat— Rep 1,000
News *D— Rep 5,800
News Wed— Rep 750
Primitive Meth. Journal ..Mo— Meth 1,600
FALMOUTH, 2,590.— Barnstable.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 840
Independent Sat— Ind 1,100
UFITCHBURG, 23,430.— Worcester.
Globe (Fr) Fri— Ind 2,050
Present Truths Mo— Advent 500
Rundschau (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,000
Sentinel *D— Rep 4,109
Sentinel Fri— Rep 1,913
Star *D— Ind 1,200
Sun §D— Ind 1,000
FLORENCE, .—Hampshire.
Home Needlework Magazine
Qrtly— FancyWork 400
FOXBORO, 2,970.— Norfolk.
Reporter Sat— Ind 1,200
FRANKLIN, 4,900.— Norfolk. •
Sentinel Semi- W— Ind 1,240
GARDNER, 8,520.— Worcester.
News 'D— Ind 1,200
News Sat— Ind-R 2,200
GEORGETOWN, 2,140.— Essex.
Advocate Sat— Ind 1,250
GLOUCESTER, 25,100.— Essex.
Cape Ann Advertiser (ad. P. 340)
Fri— Ind 3,200
Cape Ann Breeze *D— Ind-R 2,800
Times (ad. P. 340) *D— Ind 5,500
GREAT BARRINGTON, 4,740.— Berkshire.
Courier Th— Rep 2,800
1GREENFIELD, 5,380.— Franklin.
Gazette & Courier Sat— Rep 5,800
HARWICH, 2,800.— Barnstable.
Independent Tu — Ind 1,540
HAVERHILL, 28,100.— Essex.
Courrier (Fr.) Fri— Rep
Democrat Sat— Soc-Dem
Gazette *D— Ind-R
920
500
^8,700
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
HINGHAM, 4,600.— Plymouth.
Journal Fri— Ind 1,080
HOLBROOK, 2,600.— Norfolk.
Times Fri— Ind 720
HOLYOKE, 44,000.— Hampden.
Defenseur (Fr.) Th— Rep 2,200
Globe-Democrat *D— Dem 4,590
Free Press (ad. P. 513) ....Sat— Dem 4,000
Presse (Fr.) Sat— Ind 3,500
Rundschau (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,500
Telegram *D— Dem 4,700
Transcript (ad. P. 423) *D— Rep 6,800
Transcript (ad. P. 423) Sat— Rep 1,000
True Light Mo— Tern 1,100
Zeitgeist (Ger.) Th— Ind 920
Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Ind 800
HUDSON, 4,730.— Middlesex.
Independent Fri — Ind 700
HYDE PARK, 10,380.— Norfolk.
Favorite Mo— Juv 3,650
Gazette Sat— Rep 1,120
Times Fri— Ind-D 1,450
IPSWICH, 4,520.— Essex.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 820
Independent Fri— Rep 1,300
Retailer Mo— Com 500
JAMAICA PLAIN,, 17,500.— Suffolk.
News ' Sat— Rep 2,200
KINGSTON, 1,720.— Plymouth.
Press Fri— Ind 320
JLAWRENCE, 46,600.— Essex.
American *D— Rep 4,500
American Fri — Rep 1,500
Anzeiger (Ger.) Sat— Rep 2,200
Eagle JD— Dem 3,000
Eagle Sat— Dem 2,000
Smrnal Sat— Ind 2,040
ews *D— Dem 1,000
Progres (Fr.) Fri— Ind-R 1,000
Register Sun— Cath 1,100
Sentinel Sun— Ind-D 860
Star (ad. P. 336) Sun— Dem 2,000
Sun JD— Ind 3,000
Sun Sun— Ind 4,500
Telegram *D— Ind-R 5,000
Tribune *D— Dem 6,500
LEE, 3,800.— Berkshire.
Gleaner Wed— Ind 1,220
LEICESTER, 3,146.— Worcester.
Banner Sat— Ind 510
LEOMINSTER, 7,430.— Worcester.
Enterprise *D— Rep 800
flLOWELL, 79,850.— Middlesex.
(Citizen (ad. P. 350) §D— Rep 9,563
-{Courier (ad. P. 350) *D— Rep 2,900
j Journal (ad. P. 350) Fri— Rep 3,300
Etoile (Fr.) *D— Rep 3,800
Etoile (Fr.) Th— Rep 1,600
Tnl of Practical Medicine ...Mo — Med 5,000
Mail *D— Rep 5,800
Mail Sat— Rep 2,000
News (ad. P. 424) *D— Dem 10,000
Patrie Nouvelle (Fr.) Semi-W— Sil-D 800
Sun *D— Dem 13,000
Telegram Sun— Ind 1,000
Tribune Sat— Ind 620
MASS AC HUSETTS.
LYNN, 57,460.— Essex.
Bubier's Popular Electrician. .Mo —
Science 2,200
Item *D— Rep 12,000
Item Fri— Rep 1,300
News *D— Ind 5,000
Times Sat— Ind 800
MALDEN, 23,670.— Middlesex.
Mail *D— Ind 2,000
Mirror Sat— Ind 2,100
News *D— Rep 3,450
Perry Magazine Mo— Art- Ed 500
MANCHESTER, 1,810.— Essex.
Cricket Sat— Ind 700
MANSFIELD, 3,467.— Bristol.
News Fri— Ind 1,090
MARBLEHEAD, 8,600.— Essex.
Messenger Fri— Ind 1,050
MARLBORO, 14,500.— Middlesex.
American Philatelist Mo— Phil 1,000
Enterprise JD— Ind 1,250
Enterprise Fri— Ind 4,150
Estafette (Fr.) Fri— Rep - 600
Mizpah Mo — Mas
Times Th— Ind-D 1,220
MEDFORD, 11,180.— Middlesex.
Mercury Fri— Ind 1,400
MELROSE, 8,720.— Middlesex.
Journal Fri— Ind 1,300
Reporter *D— Ind 400
Reporter Sat— Ind-R 800
MERRIMAC, 2,650.— Essex.
Budget Fri— Ind 1,030
METHUEN, 4,850.— Essex.
Transcript Fri— Ind-R 500
MIDDLEBORO, 6,175.— Plymouth.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,140
News Fri— Ind 1,950
MILFORD, 8,980.— Worcester.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,900
Journal *D— Rep 2,200
Journal Wed— Rep 1,000
News *D— Ind 3,110
Times Sat— Ind 800
MILLBURY, 4,428.— Worcester.
Journal Fri— Ind 850
MILTON, 4,450.— Norfolk.
Leader Fri— Rep 800
News Sat— Ind 1,100
MONSON, 4,200.— Hampden.
Register Sat— Rep 1,200
flNANTUCKET, 3,300.— Nantucket.
Inquirer & Miror Sat— Ind 1,270
Journal Fri— Ind 550
NATICK, 9,380.— Middlesex.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 2,200
Citizen Wed— Ind 1,450
Review Th— Ind-D 1,300
NEEDHAM, 3,100.— Norfolk.
Chronicle Sat— Ind 850
Recorder Sat— Ind 600
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Motning, except Monday.
I County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MASSACHUSETTS.
IfNEW BEDFORD, 55,254.— Bristol.
Catholic Union Sat— Cath 1,400
Correio Portuguez (Portg) Sat 910
Mercury (ad. P. 338-422) JD— Ind 3,500
Republican Standard (ad. P. 338-422)
Th— Rep 3,750
Standard (ad. P. 338-422) ....*D— Rep 11,500
Whalemen's Ship'g List Tu— Tr 1,000
1JNEWBURYPORT, 14,370.— Essex.
Herald (ad. P. 326-338) ....}»D— Rep 4,000
Herald (ad. P. 326-338) Fri— Rep 1,600
Item Sat— Dem 1,710
News (ad. P. 488) »D— Ind 54,342
NEWTON, 24,760.— Middlesex.
Circuit Fri— Rep 1,600
Graphic Fri— Rep 2,600
Journal Fri— Rep 4,500
NORTH ADAMS, 16,390.— Berkshire.
Democrat Sun— Ind 2,500
Herald «D— Ind 2,900
News Sat— Rep 1,500
Transcript *D— Rep 3,600
Transcript Th— Rep 3,850
Tribune JD— Rep 1,000
UNORTHAMPTON, 15,270.— Hampshire.
Gazette *D— Rep 4,030
Gazette Tu— Rep 1,700
Herald «D— Ind-R 3,640
NORTH ATTLEBORO, 6,850.— Bristol.
Chronicle »D— Ind 2,300
NORTH BROOKFIELD, 3,906.— Worcester.
Journal Fri— Ind 1,180
NORTON, 1,740.— Bristol.
Mirror Sat— Rep 315
NORWOOD, 3,784.— Norfolk.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 990
Messenger Sat— Ind 820
OAKHAM, 740.— Worcester.
Herald Wed— Ind 310
ORANGE, 4,620.— Franklin.
Enterprise-Journal Fri — Rep 1,700
OXFORD, 2,700.— Worcester.
Mid- Weekly Wed— Ind 360
PALMER, 6,775.— Hampden.
Journal Fri— Rep 2,100
fPITTSFIELD, 17,430.— Berkshire.
Call Sun— Ind 7,000
Eagle (ex Sun & Wed) *D— Rep 54,444
Eagle Wed— Rep 55,750
Journal *D— Ind-D 2,800
Journal Wed— Ind-D 750
Sun Th— Ind-D 3,550
^PLYMOUTH, 7,450.— Plymouth.
Free Press Fri— Ind-D 1,200
Old Colony Memorial Sat— Rep 1,800
PROVINCETON, 4,675.— Barnstable.
Advocate Th— Ind-R 620
Beacon Fri— Rep 1,540
QUINCY, 17,900.— Norfolk.
Advertiser Semi-W— Ind 1,300
/Ledger *D— Ind 1,425
(Patriot Th— Ind 1,700
RANDOLPH, 3,988.— Norfolk.
Register Sat— Ind 760
MASSACHUSETTS.
RAYNHAM, 1,378.— Bristol.
Journal Semi-Mo — Ind 310
READING, 4,120.— Middlesex.
Chronicle Sat— Ind 1,500
REVERE, 5,700.— Suffolk.
Journal Sat— Rep 1,215
Sentinel Sat— Rep 800
ROCKLAND, 5,460.— Plymouth.
Independent Fri— Ind 1,240
Standard Fri— Rep 1,100
ROCKPORT, 4,150.— Essex.
Review Sat— Ind 480
flSALEM, 31,950.— Essex.
Essex Antiquarian Mo 1,500
Gazette *D— Rep 7,000
Historical Magazine Mo — Hist 1,400
Mercury Wed— Rep 1,540
Mission Worker Mo — Missions 1,700
News (ad. P. 471) *D— Ind 18,400
Register Th— Rep 800
SANDWICH, 1,900.— Barnstable.
Independent Tu— Ind 720
SAUGUS, 3,673,-Essex.
Herald Sat— Ind 456
SCITUATE, 2,240.— Plymouth.
Herald Th— Ind 1,100
SHARON, 1,660.— Norfolk.
Enterprise Fri — Rep 400
SHELBURNE FALLS, 1,600.— Franklin.
Echo Wed— Ind 900
SOMERVILLE, 42,600.— Middlesex.
Citizen Fri— Rep 3,440
Journal Fri— Rep 6,658
SOUTHBRIDGE, 7,765.— Worcester.
Herald Sat— Ind 2,000
Journal Wed— Rep 2,250
Press Sat— Dem 1,800
SOUTH FRAMINGHAM, 9,950.— Middlesex.
Gazette Fri— Ind 2,400
News *D— Rep 1,150
S:ar Fri— Pop 625
Tribune Fri— Ind 2,540
SOUTH WEYMOUTH, 3,600.— Norfolk.
Sun Fri— Ind 800
SPENCER, 8,980.— Worcester.
Leader Sat— Ind 1,550
Sun Th— Rep 1,100
flSPRINGFIELD, 46,370.— Hampden.
Amateur Gardening Mo — Hort 15,500
Citoyen Franco Americaine (Fr.)
Th— Evan 1,200
Farm and Home Semi-M — Ag 5311,813
Good Housekeeping Mo — Fam 30,000
Herald of Life Wed— Advent 1,310
Homestead Sat— Rep 6,750
Kindergarten R-rview Mo— Ed 5,000
New Eng. Homestead Th—Ag 537,074
New Eng. Press Mo — Journl'st'c
News *D— Dem 57,811
Republican tD— Ind 17,000
Republican Fri— Ind 3,750
Republican Sun— Ind 13,500
Stationer and Printer Mo— Tr 3,100
t Morning and Sunday.
t County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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M ASSAC HUSETTS.
flSPRINGFIELD— Continued.
Stove, Hardware and House Furnisher
Mo— Com 4,200
Tribune Sat— Cath 3,500
Union (ad. P. 487) J*D-Rep 22,000
Union (ad. P. 487) Th— Rep 1,600
Union (ad. P. 487) Sun— Rep 12,000
Word & Work Mo— Rel— No advts.
STONEHAM, 6,270.— Middlesex.
Independent Sat— Ind 1,200
STOUGHTON, 4,920.— Norfolk.
Messenger Mo — Matri 2,100
Record (ad. P. 340) Fri— Rep 850
Sentinel Sat— Ind 1,010
flTAUNTON, 26,000.— Bristol.
(Gazette (ad. P. 338) *D— Rep 4,280
(Republican Fri— Rep 1,700
Herald »D— Ind 5,100
News *D— Ind 3,700
TEMPLETON, 3,100.— Worcester.
Recorder Fri— Ind 680
TUFTS COLLEGE, .—Middlesex.
Tuftonian Semi-M— Coll 890
Tufts Weekly Mon— Coll
TURNER'S FALLS, 6,370.— Franklin.
Reporter Wed— Ind 1,070
UXBRIDGE, 3,450.— Worcester.
Compendium Fri— Ind 1,100
WAKEFIELD, 7,240.— Middlesex.
/Banner *D— Ind 500
(Citizen & Banner Fri— Ind 1,246
Item *D— Ind 1,000
WALPOLE, 2,630.— Norfolk.
Democrat Sat— Dem 3,250
WALTHAM, 19,960.— Middlesex.
Free Press Tribune (ad. P. 340)
*D— Rep 3,500
Free Press (ad. P. 340) ....Fri— Rep 1,000
News *D— Ind-R 3,300
WARE, 7,450.— Hampshire.
News Th— Ind 1,235
WAREHAM, 3,440.— Plymouth.
Courier Th— Ind 810
WARREN, 4,780.— Worcester.
Herald Fri— Rep 520
WATERTOWN, 7,130.— Middlesex.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 1,450
WEBSTER, 7,170.— Worcester.
Times Fri— Ind-R 1,750
WELLESLEY, 3,670.— Norfolk.
Courant Fri— Ind 810
Review Sat— Ind 720
Wellesley Magazine Mo— Lit 680
MASSACHUSETTS.
WENHAM, 890.— Essex.
Am. Apiculturist Mo — Bee-Keep 2,100
Times Th— Rep 300
WESTBORO, 5,416.— Worcester.
Chronotype Sat— Ind-R 1,300
WESTFIELD, 9,930.— Hampden.
Echo Sat— Ind 3,000
Times Wed— Ind 2,000
WEST GARDNER, 5,200.— Worcester.
Journal Wed— Ind 1,600
WEST SPRINGFIELD, 6,100.— Hampden.
Journal Fri— Ind 940
WEYMOUTH, 10,980.— Norfolk.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,500
Press Fri— Ind 1,000
WHITMAN, 4,530.— Plymouth.
Times & Courier Fri — Rep
WILLIAMSTOWN, 4,330.— Berkshire.
Williams' Literary Monthly Mo — Coll
Williams' Weekly Th— Col
WINCHENDON, 4,420.— Worcester.
Courier Fri — Ind
870
500
600
1,000
WINCHESTER, 5,100.— Middlesex.
Star Sat— Ind 1,200
WINTHROP, 2,750.— Suffolk.
Sun Sat— Rep 775
Visitor Fri— Rep 500
WOBURN, 13,610.— Middlesex.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,300
News Sat— Rep 1,510
UWORCESTER, 87,700.— Worcester.
Am. Jr. of Psychology. Qrtly — Science 520
Builders Weekly Sat— Build
Fanciers Magazine Mo — Pity 3,850
Gazette *D— Rep 7,500
Messenger Sat— Cath 3,500
New Eng. Mfrs. Mech. & Com. Review
Semi-M — Mech & Com
Opinion Publique (Fr.) Semi-W— Ind 6,500
Pedagogical Seminary Qrtly — Ed 500
Post (ad. P. 474) »D— Ind-D 10,000
Scandinavia (Swed.) Wed— Rep 7,000
School Register Mo— Ed 1,400
Spy (ad. P. 339) JD— Rep j7,100
Spy (ad. P. 339) Fri— Rep 3,000
Spy (ad. P. 339) Sun— Rep 8,500
Telegram $D— Rep 19,200
Telegram Sun— Rep 20,800
YARMOUTH PORT, 1,810.— Barnstable.
Fancier Mo— Pity 2,100
Register Sat— Rep 1,900
t Morning and Sunday.
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t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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MICHIGAN.
ADDISON, 430.— Lenawee.
Courier Sat — Ind 540
fADRIAN, 8,945.— Lenawee.
College World Semi-M— Coll 265
Press Fri— Dem 1,650
Telegram *D— Ind 1,050
Telegram Tri-W— Ind 1,000
Times *D— Rep 1,100
Times Fri— Rep 1,800
AKRON, 500.— Tuscola.
Argus Sat— Ind 700
ALBION, 4,950.— Calhoun.
College Pleiad Wed— Coll 1,200
Leader Sat— Rep 1,896
Mirror Semi- W— Dem 1,400
Recorder Sat— Rep 1,500
ALDEN, 320.— Antrim.
Wave Th— Ind 400
ALGONAC, 1,070.— St. Clair.
Courier Sat— Rep 1,300
UALLEGAN, 2,780.— Aiiegan.
Chronicle Semi-W— Rep 2,100
Gazette Sat— Rep 3,000
ALMA, 1,720.— Gratiot.
Argus Fri— Dem 900
Record Fri— Rep 1,200
ALMONT, 810.— Lapeer.
Herald Th— Rep 500
UALPENA, 12,590.— Alpena.
Argus Wed— Dem 1,600
Echo *D— Ind 2,458
Farmer Wed— As: 4,000
Herald Semi-W— Ind 1,000
(News (ad. P. 340) *D— Rep 1,000
(Pioneer (ad. P. 340) Fri— Rep 1,800
tANN ARBOR, 11,500.— Washtenaw.
Am. Inter Collegian . .Qrtly— Ed&Coll 500
Argus *D— Ind 800
Argus-Democrat Fri— Dem 3,300
Courier Wed— Rep 3,500
Dental Journal Bi-M— Coll 480
Hausfreund und Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 2,700
Inlander Mo— Lit 510
Lady Maccabee Mo— L.O.T.M 43,000
Mich. Alumnus Mo— Coll 2,500
Mich. Evangelist Mo — Discip 650
New Crusade Mo— Ref 5,200
Physician & Surgeon Mo— Med 2,600
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 4,100
Register Th— Ind-R 2,200
S. C. A. Bulletin Wkly— Und 1,000
Times *D— Ind 1,600
U. of M. Daily tD— Coll 1,200
ARMADA, 945.— Macomb.
Graphic Th— Ind 446
ASHLEY, 720.— Gratiot.
World Th— Ind 400
ATHENS, 555.— Calhoun.
Bee Fri— Ind 650
Times Fri— Ind 720
ATLANTA, 100.— Montmorency.
Tribune Th— Rep 700-
AUGUSTA, 510.— Kalamazoo.
Times Fri— Ind 300-
fiBAD AXE, 1,100.— Huron.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,380
Tribune , Fri— Rep 1,150'
HBALDWIN, 434.— Lake.
Star Th— Rep 740
BANCROFT, 648.— Shiawassee.
Buffs ... Mo— Pity 500
Commercial Th— Ind 700
BANGOR, 930.— Van Buren.
Advance Fri— Rep 900
Breeze Fri— Ind 400
Vishxr Fri— Ref l.OCO-
BARAGA, 1,090.— Baraga.
Press Sat— Dem 620
BARRYTON, 500.— Mecosta.
Press Th— Rep 435
BATTLE CREEK, 16,000.— Calhoun.
American Medical Tern Mo — Med 3,000
Dog Fancier Mo — Dogs 1,600
Game Fanciers' Jour Mo — Game Fowl 1,750
Good Health Mo— Hyg 7,000
Journal *D— Rep 1,850
Journal Wed— Rep 1,900
Mich. Poultry Breeder Mo— Pity 1,275
Modern Medicine Mo — Med 2,000
Moon «D— Ind 2,375
Moon Th— Ind 2,450
Sunday Record Sun— Ind 2,000
Youth's Instructor Th— Und 10,000
UBAY CITY, 31,000.— Bay.
Courrier di Damauche (Fr.) Ind 1,200
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,470
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,400
Journal Th— Ind-R 1,000
Sugar Beet Fri— Tr
Times-Press (ad. P. 340) *D— Ind 7,500
Times (ad. P. 340) Sun— Ind 6,500
Tribune (ad. P. 472) §D— Rep 6,000
Tribune (ad. P. 472) Th— Rep 4,OOO
Tribune (ad. P. 472) Sun— Rep 6,500
BEAR LAKE, 438.— Manistee.
Beacon Sat— Ind 500
BEAVERTON, 700.— Gladwin.
C'arion Fri— Ind 600
BELDING, 3,100.— Ionia.
Banner Th— Rep 1,100
Herald Mo— A.O.U.W 5,800
News Fri— Dem 1,000
Star Fri— Ind-D 950
BELLAIRE, 800.— Antrim.
Sentinel Th— Rep 400
Independent Th— Rep 500
BELLEVILLE, 375.— Wayne.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 600
BELLEVUE, 924.— Eaton.
Gazette , Th— Rep 900
t Morning and Sunday.
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MICHIGAN.
BENTON HARBOR, 5,500.— Berrien.
Banner-Register (ad. P. 354) Fri— Ind 1,620
News *D— Ind 1,500
News Th— Ind 500
Palladium *D— Rep 1,000
Palladium Semi- W— Rep 1,200
Times (ad. P. 354-525) Fri— Dem 2,300
TfBENZONIA, 510.— Benzie.
Banner Th— Rep 480
fBERRIEN SPRINGS, 750.— Berrien.
Era ...Wed— Rep 1,160
HBESSEMER, 3,150.— Gogebic.
Herald (ad. P. 354) Sat— Rep 800
UBIG RAPIDS, 5,690.— Mecosta.
Bulletin *D— Ind 444
Herald Fri— Dem 760
Pioneer *D— Rep 610
Pioneer Th— Rep 850
BIRMINGHAM, 9%.— Oakland.
Eccentric Fri — Ind 820
BLISSFIELD, 1,156.— Lenawee.
Advance Fri— Ind 1,040
BLOOMINGDALE, 386.— Van Buren.
Leader Fri— Ind 310
HBOYNE, 478.— Charlevoix.
Citizen Th— Rep 420
BRIDGEPORT, 410.— Saginaw.
News Fri— Ind 365
BRIGHTON, 750.— Livingston.
Argus Wed— Ind 760
BRONSON, 880.— Branch.
Journal Fri — Ind 610
News Fri— Ind 400
BROOKLYN, 620.— Jackson.
Exponent Th— Ind 700
BROWN, 540.— Sanilac.
Banner Fri— Ind-R 800
Observer (ad. P. 488) Fri— Ind-R 700
BUCHANAN, 2,200.— Berrien.
Argus Wed— Rep 800
Record Th— Rep 875
BURR OAK, 712.— St. Joseph.
Acorn Th— Ind 710
BYRON, 418.— Shiawassee.
Herald Fri— Ind 400
UCADILLAC, 5,200.— Wexford.
Advance Th— Single Tax 150
Democrat (ad. P. 354). ...Wed— Dem 1,200
Globe Th— Ind 600
Michigan Advance Th — Single Tax 210
News and Express Th— Rep jl,420
CALEDONIA, 448.— Kent.
News Fri— Ind 620
CALUMET, 2,175.— Houghton.
American Untiset (Finn.). .. .Th— Ind 4,500
News »D— Ind 2,800
News Fri— Ind 600
Sentinella (Ital.) Fri— Ind 4,700
Suometar (Finn.) Th— Ind 1,000
CAM DEN, 500.— Hillsdale.
Advance ., ...Sat— Ind 350
MICHIGAN.
CAPAC, 492.— St. Clair.
Journal Fri — Ind 575
CARLETON, 390.— Monroe.
Times Fri— Ind 600
flCARO, 1,750.— Tuscola.
Advertiser Fri— Rep 1,650
Courier .....Th— Dem 1,840
Home Life Mo— Fam 24,000
CARSON CITY, 1,060.— Montcalm.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,000
CARSONVILLE, 500.— Sanilac.
Searchlight Th— Pop 1,025
CASEVILLE, 530.— Huron.
Critic Fri— Rep 500
CASNOVIA, 300.— Kent.
Herald Fri— Ind 600
News Fri— Ind 400
CASS CITY, 920.— Tuscola.
Enterprise Th— Ind 800
flCASSOPOLIS, 1,380.— Cass.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Vigilant Th— Rep 805
CEDAR SPRINGS, 1,045.— Kent.
Clipper Wed— Rep 1,460
Democrat Wed— Dem 550
CENTRAL LAKE, 38.— Antrim.
Torch Th— Rep 600
fiCENTREVILLE, 780.— St. Joseph.
Observer Sat— Rep 800
CHARLEVOIX, 1,530.— Charlevoix.
Democrat Fri— Dem 720
Sentinel Wed— Rep 740
flCHARLOTTE, 4,500.— Eaton.
Knighthood Mo— K.ofP 1,275
Leader Th— Dem 1,600
Republican Tu— Rep 2,600
Tribune Wed— Rep j2,867
flCHEBOYGAN, 6,428.— Cheboygan.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
News Wed— Ind-D 1,130
Tribune Th— Rep 860
CHELSEA, 2,100.— Washtenaw.
Herald Th— Ind 610
Standard Fri— Ind 900
CHESANING, 1,590.— Saginaw.
Argus Sat— Ind 2,250
Record (ad. P. 353) Fri— Ind 1,200
CLARE, 1,190.— Clare.
Courier Fri— Dem 740
Sentinel Fri— Rep 900
CLARKSVILLE, 45.— Ionia.
Record Th— Ind 300
CLAYTON, 420.— Lenawee.
Grange Magazine Th — Ag 500
CLINTON, 984.— Lenawee.
Local Fri— Ind 530
CLIO, 580.— Genesee.
Star .. ...Sat— Ind 700
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
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* Evening,
s Sworn Circulation.
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t* Morning and E\
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MICHIGAN.
flCOLDWATER, 5,425.— Branch.
Courier & Republican Fri— Rep 3,000
Reporter *D— Ind 1,156
Reporter Semi- W— Ind 1,100
Star Fri— Pro 1,000
Sun Th— Dem 2,500
COLEMAN, 560.— Midland.
Independent Fri— Rep 500
COLOMA, 300.— Berrien.
Courier Fri — Dem 675
COLON, 490.— St. Joseph.
Express (ad. P. 353) Fri— Ind 700
CONCORD, 590.— Jackson.
Independent Sat — Ind 510
CONSTANTINE, 1,352.— St. Joseph.
Advertiser Th— Rep 1,200
Record Fri— Ind 620
COOPERSVILLE, 810.— Ottawa.
Observer Fri— Ind 1,000
COPEMISH, 420.— Manistee.
Courier Fri— Ind 420
CORAL, 500.— Montcalm.
News Th— Ind 450
UCORUNNA, 1,550.— Shiawassee.
Independent (ad. P. 353) . . . . Fri— Ind 1,250
Journal Th— Rep 1,200
CROSWELL, 620.— Sanilac.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,200
Jeffersonian Fri— Rep 1,050
^CRYSTAL FALLS, 1,300.— Iron.
Diamond Drill Sat— Rep 925
DAVISON, 640.— Genesee.
Gazette Fri— Ind 500
Index Fri— Ind 780
DECATUR, 1,350.— Van Buren.
Republican Th— Rep 910
DECKERVILLE, 290.— Sanilac.
Recorder Fri— Ind 710
DEERFIELD, 430.— Lenawee.
Times- Journal Fri— Ind 800
DELRAY, 700.— Wayne.
Times Fri— Ind 500
DELTON, 100.— Barry.
Graphic (ad. P. 353) Fri— Ind 1,000
fiDETROIT, 245,340.— Wayne.
Abend Post (Ger.) (ad. P. 353)
*D— Rep 8,500
Abend Post (Ger.) (ad. P. 353)
Sun— Rep 9,000
American Boy Mo — Juvenile
Am. Land & Title Register
Mo— Real Est 3,500
Am. Tyler Th— Mas 7,500
Angelus Sun — Cath 10,000
Arme Teufel (Ger.) Sat— Rep 3,500
Bookkeeper Mo 50,000
Budget Fri— Humorist 4,000
Bulletin of Pharmacy Mo— Phar 5,600
Business World Bi-M— Ed 2,500
Christian Advocate Sat— Meth 18,500
Christian Herald Th— Bap 4,750
Churchman Mo — Ep 1,500
Collector Mo— Leg 6,000
MICHIGAN.
^DETROIT— Continued.
Concert Goer ............ Mo— Musical
Courier (ad. P. 353) .......... Sat— Ind
Familien Blatter (Ger.). Semi- W— Rep
Foundry .................... Mo — Mech
Fraternal Index .............. Mo— Frat
Free Press ................... JD— Dem
Free Press .............. Semi- W— Ind
Free Press .................. Sun— Dem
Gwiazda (Pol.) ................ Sat— Ind
Herold (Ger.) .................. Fri— Ind
Horseshoers" Journal .............. Mo
Indicator ................. Semi-M— Ins
Informer (Col.) ............... Sat— Ind
International Masonic Review
Mo— Mas
Journal ....................... *D— Rep
Journal .................. Semi- W— Rep
Justice ................ Sat— Single Tax
Law Students' Helper ....... Mo— Leg
Legal News .................. JD— Leg
Legal News .................. Sat— Leg
Leonard's Illustrated Medical Journal
Qrtly— Med
Leucocyte ................... Mo — Med
Medical Age ............ Semi-M— Med
Medical Counselor .......... Mo — Med
Medicine ..................... Mo— Med
Mich. Catholic ...... » ........ Th— Cath
Mich. Farmer .... ............. Sat— Ag
Mich. Law Journal .......... Mo — Leg
Military Journal ........... Mo— Army
Motorman & Conductor ...... Mo— Lab
National Independent (Col.). Sat— Ind
News (ad. P. 386) ............. *D— Ind
News-Tribune (ad. P. 386) Sun— Rep
Niedziela (Polish) ................. Fri
Northside Gazette ............ Sat— Ind
People ........................ Th— Pop
Pernin's Stenography ...... Mo — Steno
Phono-Meter ................ Mo — Stam
Plymouth Weekly .......... Sat— Cong
Presbyterian ................. Th— Pres
Press ................. Sat— Single Tax
Retail Druggist .............. Mo— Phar
School Record ................ Mo— Ed
Sporting Record .......... Sun— Sports
Stimme der Wahrheit (Ger.). Th— Cath
Sunday School Advance ....Mo— S.S
Therapeutic-Gazette ......... Mo — Med
Tribune (ad. P. 386) .......... JD— Ind
Truth ......... , .............. Sun— Rep
Volksblatt (Ger.) ............. *D— Dem
Volksblatt (Ger.) ........ Semi-W— Dem
Volksb'att (Ger.) ............ Sun— Dem
West Side Leader ............. Fri— Ind
Wood's Official R.R. Guide. Mo— R. R.
DEXTER, 890.— Washtenaw.
Leader ........................ Th— Jnd
DIMONDALE, 470.— Eaton.
News .......................... Fri— Ind
DORR, 160.— Allegan.
Record ........................ Th— Ind
DOUGLAS, 550.— Allegan.
Record ....................... Th— Dem
DOWAGIAC, 2,900.— Cass.
Herald ........................ Fri— Rep
News (ad. P. 354) ............. *D— Ind
/Times ...................... Wed— Dem
(Republican ................... Th— Rep
Standard ...................... Th— Rep
DUNDEE, 1,265.— Monroe.
Reporter ...................... Fri— Ind
DURAND, 810.— Shiawassee.
Express (ad. P. 352) .......... Th— Ind
10,000
14,500
12,500
4,700
6,000
540,367
90,560
550,868
4,250
4,400
6,300
10,000
3,000
9,500
28,000
22,000
2,540
7,000
1,000
2,542
15,100
4,660
3,100
4,000
5,000
57,140
1,500
2,900
2,100
4,850
60,000
543,000
3,000
800
1,200
3,050
2,940
4,300
3,000
510
17,250
4,150
2,500
10,000
2,400
8,000
18,000
25,400
5,123
18,000
5,741
1,000
610
610
460
600
1,236
700
1,106
1,000
1,100
790
1,100
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday,
fl County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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MICHIGAN.
EAST JORDAN, 845.— Charlevoix.
Herald .Th—Rep 710
Enterprise Th— Rep 594
EAST TAWAS, 2,394.— losco.
Gazette Sat— Rep 560
EATON RAPIDS, 2,040.— Eaton.
Journal (ad. P. 353) Fri— Ind 2,300
Review Th— Ind 800
EDMORE, 740.— Montcalm.
Journal Sat— Ind 500
EDWARDSBURG, 510.— Cass.
Argus Th— Ind 540
ELK RAPIDS, 1,500.— Antrim.
Progress Fri— Ind 960
ELKTON, 350.— Huron.
Advance Fri— Rep 300
ELSIE, 650.— Clinton.
Sun (ad. P. 352) Th— Ind 1,450
EMPIRE, 700.— Leelanaw.
Leader Fri — Rep 510
HESCANABA, 7,290.— Delta.
Iron Port Sat— Rep 1,260
Journal Fri— Rep 900
Medborgaren (Swed.) Fri— Ind 1,375
Mirror *D— Dem 700
Mirror Sat— Dem 1,600
EVART, 1,280.— Osceola.
Review Fri— Rep 1,200
FAIRGROVE, 610.— Tuscola.
Enterprise - Fri— Ind 600
FARMINGTON, 330.— Oakland.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 725
FARWELL, 594.— Clare.
Register Th— Rep 370
FENNVILLE, 376.— Allegan.
Herald Sat— Ind 1,150
FENTON, 2,390.— Genesee.
Courier Wed— Dem 1,087
Independent (ad. P. 352) Sat— Rep 1,500
FIFE LAKE, 498.— Grand Traverse.
Monitor Fri— Ind 385
FLAT ROCK, 400.— Wayne.
News - Fri— Ind 350
fiFLINT, 10,500.— Genesee.
Bay View Magazine Mo — Lit 6,782
Bee Keeper's Review ..Mo — BeeCult 2,840
Citizen (ad. P. 425) Sat— Rep 1,875
Democrat Sat— Dem 2,415
Globe Th— Rep 1,500
Journal *D— Rep 1,640
Journal Semi- W— Rep 2,835
Loyal Guard Mo — Frat 5,500
News *D— Dem 1,950
FLUSHING, 974.— Genesee.
Observer Th— Ind 1,200
FOUNTAIN, 100.— Mason.
Sun Th— Ind 300
FOWLERVILLE, 1,020.— Livingston.
Observer (ad. P. 470) Th— Ind 650
Review Fri— Ind 700
MICHIGAN.
FRANKFORT, 1,270.— Benzie.
Express Fri — Rep 815
Patriot Fri— Ind 840
FREEPORT, 430.— Barry.
Herald Th— Ind 620
FREEMONT, 1,300.— Newaygo.
Indicator Wed-Rep 690
News Wed— Ind 500
GAGETOWN, 410.— Tuscola.
Times Th— Ind 450
GALESBURG, 720.— Kalamazoo.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 920
GALIEN, 480.— Berrien.
Advocate Fri— Ind 460
UGAYLORD, 990.— Otsego.
Herald Fri— Rep 600
News Sat— Rep 490
GLADSTONE, 2,376.— Delta.
Delta Sat— Rep 790
Tribune Th— Ind 425
flGLADWIN, 910.— Gladwin.
Enterprise (ad. P. 329) Fri— Dem 650
Record Fri— Rep 950
GOBLEVILLE, 660.— Van Buren.
News Fri— Ind 640
flGRAND HAVEN, 5,330.— Ottawa.
Courier-Journal Sat— Rep 1,300
Press Th— Ind 500
Tribune *D— Ind 600
GRAND JUNCTION, 275.— Van Buren.
Gospel Trumpet Wkly — Und— No advts.
GRAND LEDGE, 1,630.— Eaton.
Independent Fri— Ind 1,400
Republican Fri— Rep 810
GRAND MARAIS, 350.— Alger.
Herald (ad. P. 352) Sat— Ind 850
Leader (ad. P. 352) Th— Rep 700
tIGRAND RAPIDS, 86,000.— Kent.
American Cheesemaker... .Mo — Cheese 7,000
Democrat §D— Ind-D 16,941
Middle West Th— Ind-D 5,000
Germania (Ger.) Wed— Ind 2,400
Herald JD— Rep 10,577
Herald Semi- W— Rep 4,400
Herald Sun— Rep 8,500
Mich. Artisan Mo— Tr 5,100
Mich. Cyclist Th— Cy 2,700
Michigan Posten (Swed.) (ad. P. 492)
Th— Ind 4,800
Mich. Tradesman Wed— Com 7,100
Modern Furniture Maker Mo — Tr 700
Press (ad. P. 386) *D— Ind 27,000
Sonntagsbote (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,500
Standard (Hoi.) Semi- W— Dem 2,400
Stem des Volks (Hoi.) Fri— Pro 2,600
Times Fri— Ind-R 1,240
Vrijheids Banier (Hoi.) Th— Rep 1,500
GRANT, 400.— Newaygo.
Independent Fri— Ind 300
GRASS LAKE, 655.— Jackson.
News Sat— Ind 620
flGRAYLING, 1,170.— Crawford.
Avalanche Th — Rep 450
t Morning and Sunday,
fi County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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MICHIGAN.
GREENVILLE, 3,160.— Montcalm.
/Call *D— Ind 860
t Democrat Th— Dem 750
Independent Wed— Rep 730
HANCOCK, 1,810.— Houghton.
Journal Tri-W— Ind l.OQO
Pioneer (Ger.) (ad. P. 351). . . .Th— Ind 1,032
Progress Fri— Rep 1,400
HANOVER, 366.— Jackson.
Local Sat— Ind 750
HARBOR BEACH, 1,300.— Huron.
Times Fri— Rep 1,120
flHARBOR SPRINGS, 1,080.— Emmet.
Graphic Wed— Rep 700
Republican Wed— Rep 820
flHARRISON, 760.— Clare.
Cleaver ...Fri— Rep 500
1JHARRISVILLE, 996.— Alcona.
Echo Th— Rep 470
Review (ad. P. 351) Th— Rep 500
flHART, 1,200.— Oceana.
Courier Th— Dem 630
Journal (ad. P. 460-470) Sat— Rep 2,100
Oceanian Sat— Ind 500
HARTFORD, 1,060.— Van Buren.
Day Spring Wed— Rep 800
People's Aliance (ad.P.351) Th— Pop 1,000
UHASTINGS, 3,058.- Barry.
Banner Th— Rep ^2,150
Church Helper of Western Michigan
Mo— Prot-Epis 600
Herald (ad. P. 425) Th— Dem 1,600
Journal Th— Dem 1,700
flHERSEY, 340.— Osceola.
Outline Fri— Rep 400
HESPERIA, 610.— Newaygo.
Union Fri— Ind 415
flHILLSDALE, 4,960.— Hillsdale.
Democrat Fri — Dem sl,650
Leader Fri— Rep 2,000
New Collegian Fri— Coll 820
Standard (ad. P. 326) Tu— Rep 2,300
HOLLAND, 7,000.— Ottawa.
Anchor Mo— Ed 550
City News Fri— Rep 1,120
Grondwet (Hoi.) Tu— Rep 5,800
Hope (Hoi.) Wed— Rel 3,200
(Sentinel (ad. P. 326) *D— Ind 1,000
I Independent (ad. P. 326) . . . . Fri— Ind 1,500
Times Fri— Dem 2,000
Wachter (Hoi.) Wed— Rel 2,200
HOLLY, 1,440.— Oakland.
Advertiser Th— Ind 1,000
Independent Th— Ind 500
HOMER, 1,179.— Calhoun.
Index Wed— Ind 1,100
Vidette (ad. P. 352) Wed— Ind 1,300
HOPKINS STATION, 1,821.— Allegan.
Herald Sat— Ind 330
HHOUGHTON, 2,085.— Houghton.
Gazette (ad. P. 326) §D— Min 2,900
Gazette (ad. P. 326) Th— Min 600
MICHIGAN.
HOWARD, 1,175.— Montcalm.
Bulletin Mo— Jour 500
Record Th— Rep 1,250
PiOWELL, 3,460.— Livingston.
Democrat Wed— Dem 2,050
Herald Fri— Ind 1,500
Republican Wed— Rep 2,100
HUDSON, 2,230.— Lenawee.
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,000
Post Fri— Rep i,500
IMLAY CITY, 1,320.— Lapeer.
Record (ad. P. 349) Fri— Rep 900
Times Wed— Ind 750
PONA, 5,200.— lona.
Express • Th— Pop 910
Sentinel *D— Rep 460
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,720
Standard *D— Dem 520
Standard Fri— Dem 1,040
fllRON MOUNTAIN, 8,690.— Dickinson.
Gazette (ad. P. 351) *D— Ind 1,100
Press Th— Rep 600
Range Tribune (ad. P. 351).. *D— Rep 1,000
Range Tribune (ad. P. 351) .. Sat— Rep 1,050
IRON RIVER, 1,126.— Iron.
Reporter Sat— Rep 680
IRONWOOD, 9,500.— Gogebic.
Journal §D— Ind 500
News-Record (ad. P. 351) . . . . Sat— Rep 1,300
Times Sat— Dem 1,200
ISHPEMING, 11,320.— Marquette.
Iron Ore Sat— Ind 3,600
Record Sat— Ind 1,000
Superior Posten (Swed.) Sat— Rep 5,780
PTHACA, 1,980.— Gratiot.
Herald Th— Rep $2,800
Journal Fri— Rep $2,300
News Fri— Dem 1,000
UJACKSON, 22,750.— Jackson.
Citizen *D— Rep 3,500
Citizen Semi-W— Rep 3,000
Herald Sun— Ind 2,490
Industrial News Fri— Pop 5,223
Mich. Representative (Col.). .Th— Rep 1,400
Mich. Volksfreund (Ger.).. ..Th— Dem 2,300
Patriot J§D— Ind-D 3,249
Patriot Semi-W— Ind-D 3,028
Patriot Sun— Ind-D 3,602
Press *D— Ind 2,385
Star Sat— Ind 1,500
JASPER, 200.— Lenawee.
Journal
.Fri— Ind
300
JONES VI LLE, 1,310.— Hillsdale.
Gazette Sat— Ind 550
Independent Th— Rep 1,000
UKALAMAZOO, 18,200.— Kalamazoo.
College Index Mo— Ed 500
Gazette (ad. P. 351) §D— Dem 2,500
Gazette (ad. P. 351). .. .Semi-W— Dem 2,200
Hollandsche Amerikaan (Hoi.)
Tri-W— Ind 1,450
News *D— Ind 4,500
News Semi-W— Ind 3,200
Philanthropic Review Mo — Philan 1.600
Telegraph (ad. P. 426) *D— Rep $6,252
Telegraph (ad. P. 426) .. Semi- W— Rep $6,240
t Morning and Sunday. t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday,
fl County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MICHIGAN.
KALKASKA, 1,280.— Kalkaska.
Kalkaskian Th— Rep 650
Leader (ad. P. 425) Th— Rep BOO
KENT CITY, 200.— Kent.
Times Fri— Rep 310
KINGSTON, 285.— Tuscola.
Tidings Fri— Ind 210
LAINGSBURG, 770.— Shiawassee.
News Th— Ind 580
flLAKE CITY, 1,050.— Missaukee.
Plain Dealer Wed— Dem 600
Republican (ad. P. 349). .... .Tu— Rep 600
LAKE LINDEN, 3,300.— Houghton.
Times Tu— Ind 715
LAKE ODESSA, 650.— lona.
Wave Fri— Ind 870
LAKEVIEW, 1,040.— Montcalm.
Enterprise Fri— Ind-R 500
UL'ANSE, 960.— Baraga.
Sentinel Sat— Rep 800
LANSING, 19,000.— Ingham.
Democrat Wed— Dem 2,500
Fog Horn Th— Pop 700
Journal *D— Dem 2,750
Journal Fri— Dem 2,425
Mich. School Moderator. Semi-M— Ed 3,510
Record Th— Ind 1,000
Republican *D— Rep 2,500
Republican Sat— Rep 2,840
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,090
Timely Topics Fri— Ed 5,000
fiLAPEER, 2,970.— Lapeer.
Clarion Fri— Rep $2,875
Press Wed— Dem 4,000
LAWRENCE, 570.— Van Buren.
Times Th— Ind 500
LA WTO N, 795.— Van Buren.
Leader Fri— Ind 900
TfLELAND, 405.— Leelanaw.
Enterprise Th— Rep 900
LE ROY, 460.— Osceola.
Independent Fri— Ind 425
LESLIE, 1,060.— Ingham.
Local Republican Fri— Rep 1,030
LEWISTON, 540.— Montmorency.
Journal Th— Rep 618
LEXINGTON, 760.— Sanilac.
News Fri— Rep 590
LINDEN, 585.— Genesee.
Leader Fri— Ind 320
LITCHFIELD, 608.— Hillsdale.
Gazette Fri— Rep 500
LOWELL, 1,858.— Kent.
Journal (ad. P. 472) Wed— Rep 1,450
Ledger Th— Ind 750
ULUDINGTON, 7,680.— Mason.
Appeal (ad. P. 349) Th— Rep ^2,093
Record Th— Rep 1,250
LUTHER, 1,140.— Lake.
Observer Fri— Rep 510
MICHIGAN.
LYONS, 690.— lona.
Herald Fri— Ind 600
McBAIN, 290.— Missaukee.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 450
McBRIDE, 340.— Montcalm.
Review Fri— Ind 400
MACKINAW CITY, 340.— Cheboygan.
Witness Th— Ind 230
MANCELONA, 1,230.— Antrim.
Herald Th— Rep 1,050
MANCHESTER, 2,010.— Washtenaw.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,230
flMANISTEE, 13,200.— Manistee.
Advocate *D— Rep 700
Advocate Fri— Rep 1,140
Democrat Tu— Dem 485
Journal Fri— Dem 400
(News *D— Ind 1,200
1 Times-Sentinel Fri— Rep 900
Volks Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,000
MANISTIQUE, 4,000.— Schoolcraft.
Courier Fri— Rep 700
Democrat Wed— Dem 930
Harold (Swed.) Th— Ind-R
Pioneer Tribune Th— Rep 1,300
MANTON, 820.— Wexford.
Tribune Fri— Rep 600
MAPLE RAPIDS, 540.— Clinton.
Dispatch Th— Ind 490
MARCELLUS, 1,060.— Cass.
News Fri— Ind 800
MARINE CITY, 3,500.— St. Clair.
Globe Sat— Rep 700
Reporter Th— Ind-R 920
MARION, 560.— Osceola.
Dispatch Th— Ind 440
Leader Fri— Ind 300
MARLETTE, 870.— Sanilac.
Leader Fri— Ind 1,100
UMARQUETTE, 9,830.— Marquette.
Mining Journal (ad. P. 425). .fD— Rep 3,000
Mining Journal (ad. P. 425) .. Sat— Rep 1,500
^MARSHALL, 4,995. Calhoun.
j Chronicle *D— Ind-D 530
i Expounder Fri— Ind-D 1,040
News (ad. P. 329) Fri— Dem 1,800
Pilgrim Mo — Lit
Statesman Fri— Rep 1,850
MARTIN, 330.— Allegan.
Leader Fri— Ind 310
flMASON, 1,895.— Ingham.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,226
News Th— Dem 1,250
MAYVILLE, 736.— Tuscola.
Monitor-Sayings Th— Rep 780
MECOSTO, 580.— Mecosto.
Record Th— Rep 400
MEMPHIS, 620.— Macomb.
Bee .. Fri— Ind 480
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MICHIGAN.
MENDON, 845.— St. Joseph.
Globe Fri— Ind 730
Leader Fri— Ind 300
UMENOMINEE, 12,740.— Menominee.
Herald Tri-W— Rep 825
Herald Fri— Rep 400
Leader Tri-W— Dem 900
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) Sat— Dem 960
MERRILL, 420.— Saginaw.
Visitor Fri— Ind 400
METAMORA, 320.— Lapeer.
Cross Roads Weekly Sat— Ind 600
MIDDLEVILLE, 680.— Barry.
Sun Th— Ind 800
flMIDLAND, 2,500.— Midland.
Republican (ad. P. 349) Fri— Rep 1,250
Sun Fri— Dem 935
MILAN, 930.— Washtenaw.
Leader Fri— Ind 1,008
MILFORD, 1,200.— Oakland.
Times Sat— Ind 950
MILLINGTON, 1,675.— Tuscola.
Messenger Th— Ind-R 600
MINDEN CITY, 410.— Sanilac.
Herald Fri— Ind 460
fiMIO, 210.— Oscoda.
Mail-Telegram Th— Rep 300
HMONROE, 5,275.— Monroe.
Commercial Fri — Rep 1,350
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Horticulturist Mo— Hort 4,000
Numismatist Mo — 500
MONTAGUE, 1,675.— Muskegon.
Observer Th— Rep 720
MONTROSE, 110.— Genesee.
News Sat— Ind 610
Record Fri— Ind 600
MORENCI, 1,262.— Lenawee.
News Fri— Sil-D 800
Observer Sat— Ind 1,450
MORRICE, 450.— Shiawassee.
Clipper Fri— Ind 470
Monitor Fri— Rep 400
JIMT. CLEMENS, 5,790.— Macomb.
Advertiser (ad. P. 349) Th— Ind 800
Monitor Fri— Rep 1,179
Penny Leader *D— Ind 300
Press (ad. P. 348) Th— Dem 1,500
MOUNT MORRIS, 390.— Genesee.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 500
HMOUNT PLEASANT, 3,300.— Isabella.
Courier Fri— Dem 1,200
Enterprise Fri— Rep 950
Times Th— Pop 1,140
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,000
MUIR, 495.— lona.
Tribune Fri— Ind 960
MULLIKEN, 420.— Eaton.
News ...Th— Ind 300
MICHIGAN.
MUNISING, 2,200.— Alger.
News Th— Ind 840
Republican Sat— Rep 700
MUSKEGON, 23,816.— Muskegon.
Chronicle »D— Rep 2,200
Chronicle Th— Rep 1,600
Frihets Baneret (Swed.) ..Fri— Ind-R 1,050
News §D— Dem 1,900
News- Reporter Fri— Dem 600
News Th— Ind-R 1,200
NASHVILLE, 1,250.— Barry.
News Fri— Ind 1,800
NEGAUNEE, 6,120.— Marquette.
Iron Herald Fri— R 760
UNEWA^GO, 1,366.— Newaygo.
Democrat (ad. P. 326) Th— Dem 1,500
Republican Th— Rep 1,340
NEW BALTIMORE, 900.— Macomb.
Era Th— Ind 500
flNEWBERRY, 1,184.— Luce.
Journal Sat— Dem 400
News Sat— Ind-R 610
NEW BUFFALO, 120.— Berrien.
Telephone Fri— Ind 500
NEW HAVEN, 610.— Macomb.
Star Fri— Ind 375
NILES, 5,840.— Berrien.
Mirror Wed— Dem 750
Star *D— Ind 1,625
jSun *D— Ind 1,500
(Republican Th— Rep 760
NORTH ADAMS, 475.— Hillsdale.
Advocate Sat— Ind 670
NORTH BRANCH, 715.— Lapeer.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,320
NORTHVILLE, 1,620.— Wayne.
Record Fri— Ind 1,550
NORWAY, 3,520.— Dickinson.
Current Sat— Ind 840
OLIVET, 805.— Eaton.
Optic Th— Ind 800
OMER, 420.— Arenac.
Progress Fri— Ind 310
ONAWAY, 610.— Presque Isle.
Democrat Sat— Dem 340
ONEKAMA, 1,095.— Manistee.
Lake Breeze Sat— Ind 300
ONSTED, 200.— Lenawee.
News Wed— Ind 310
flONTONAGON, 1,630.— Ontonagon.
Herald (ad. P. 326) Sat— Rep 750
ORION, 630.— Oakland.
Review Fri— Ind 1,160
OSCODA, 3,700.— losco.
Press Sat— Rep 750
OTISVILLE, 277.— Genesee.
Bee Fri— Ind 400
t Morning and Sunday,
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J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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OTSEGO, 1,684.— Allegan.
Union Fri— Ind 1,170
OVID, 1,490.— Clinton.
Register- Union Th— Ind 1,415
OWOSSO, 6,630.— Shiawassee.
American *D— Ind 1,485
American Th— Ind 1,900
Argus *D— Ind 1,180
Argus Fri— Ind 1,150
Press Wed— Dem 2,100
Recorder (ad. P. 427) Sun— Ind 3,700
Reporter Th— Ind 1,250
Times Fri— Rep 2,496
OXFORD, 1,150.— Oakland.
Globe Sat— Ind l.COO
Leader Fri— Ind 600
Review Fri— Ind 725
PALO, 310.— Ionia.
Post Fri— Sil 370
PARMA, 500.— Jackson.
News Fri— Ind 500
ffPAW PAW, 1,500.— Van Buren.
Free Press & Courier Fri— Dem 875
True Northerner Wed— Rep 2,350
PECK, 292.— Sanilac.
Times Fri— Ind-R 290
PENTWATER, 1,530.— Oceana.
News Fri— Rep 1,000
PERRY, 450.— Shiawassee.
Journal Fri— Ind 500
PETERSBURG, 452.— Monroe.
Sun Fri— Ind 550
PETOSKEY, 2,920.— Emmet.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,000
Record Wed— Rep 900
Resorter (During season only)
§D— Soc 1,520
PEWAMO, 395.— Ionia.
News Fri— Ind-R 300
PIGEON, 100.— Huron.
Progress Fri— Ind 320
PINCKNEY, 520.— Livingston.
Dispatch Th— Ind 630
PINCONNING, 1,020.— Bay.
Press Fri— Ind 500
PLAINWELL, 1,500.— Allegan.
News Fri— Lnd 700
PLYMOUTH, 1,250.— Wayne.
Mail Fri— Ind 600
flPONTIAC, 7,400.— Oakland.
Gazette Fri— Rep 3,000
Journal Wed— Rep 600
Post Fri— Dem 2,850
Times & News Wed— Ind 620
PORT AUSTIN, 580.— Huron.
News Fri— Ind 750
UPORT HURON, 18,500.— St. Clair.
Bee Hive '.Mo— K.O.T.M
Herald (ad. P. 348) Th— Dem 3,000
Herald Sun— Dem 2,600
MICHIGAN.
UPORT HURON— Continued.
Herold (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,220
Maccabee Mo — K. of M — No advts.
Republican ...Sun— Rep 1,800
Republican Fri— Rep 1,200
Review Mo— L.O.T.M 40,000
Sun (ad. P. 425) Sat— Ind 1,300
Threshermen's Review
Mo — Threshermen 18,400
Times *D— Rep 2,900
Times Th— Rep 2,500
X-Rays Wed— Dem 2,000
PORTLAND, 1,750.— Ionia.
Observer Wed— Ind 1,285
Review Tu— Ind 1,220
POTTERVILLE, 490.— Eaton.
Press •. Th— Ind 420
POWERS, 500.— Menominee.
Opinion Th— Ind 725
PRAIRIE VI LLE, 1,100.— Barry.
Press Fri— Ind 490
QUINCY, 1,280.— Branch.
Herald Fri— Rep 1,020
News Wed— Ind 600
QUINNESEE, 330.— Dickson.
Herald (ad. P. 349) Fri— Ind 600
RAVENNA, 1,485.— Muskegon.
Times Fri— Rep 720
READING, 1,050.— Hillsdale.
Hustler Wed— Ind 1,800
Telephone News Wed— Dem 900
REED CITY, 1,900.— Osceola.
Clarion Wed— Rep 1,500
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,320
Success with Garden & Farm
Mo— Hort. & Ag 100,000
REESE, 420.— Tuscola.
Record Sat— Ind 570
Review Fri— Ind 475
REMUS, 372.— Mecosta.
Index Th— Ind 365
RICHMOND, 1,100.— Macomb.
Review Fri— Ind 810
RIVES JUNCTION, 180.— Jackson.
Hustler Fri— Ind 410
ROCHESTER, 1,050.— Oakland.
Clarion Fri— Rep 400
Era (ad. P. 425) Eri— Ind 1,000
ROCKFORD, 830.— Kent.
Register Wed— Ind-R 500
ROCKLAND, 800.— Ontanogon.
Reporter Fri— Ind 420
flROGERS CITY, 600.— Presque Isle.
Advance (ad. P. 348) Th— Rep 600
ROMEO, 1,720.— Macomb.
Observer Wed— Rep 1,425
ROMULUS, 105.— Wayne.
Romrn Wed— Ind 310
UROSCOMMON, 520.— Roscommon.
News Fri— Rep £00
t Morning and Sunday.
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MICHIGAN.
fiSAGINAW, 58,370.— Saginaw.
Cones Journal Mo— Pity & Ag 500
Courier-Herald (ad. P. 348). 4§D— Rep 6,000
Courier-Herald (ad. P. 348).. .Th— Rep 9,500
Courier-Herald (ad. P. 348) .. Sun— Rep 7,200
Exponent Fri— Lab 1,000
Leader *D-Ind 1,820
News (ad. P. 468) *D— Dem *8,07?
News (ad. P. 468) Semi- W— Dem ^9,229
Post Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 4,650
Saginawian Th — Dem 1,200
Valley News Th— Dem 640
ST. CHARLES, 810.— Saginaw.
Independent Sat— Ind 1,000
News Fri— Ind 400
ST. CLAIR, 2.380.— St. Clair.
Republican Th— Rep 1,450
flST. IGNACE, 2,860.— Mackinac.
Enterprise (ad. P. 348) Th— Dem 800
News (ad. P. 348) Sat— Rep 800
Republican Sat— Rep 510
UST. JOHNS, 3,500.— Clinton.
Independent Th— Dem 1,525
News Th— Ind 2,800
Republican Th— Rep 2,200
ST. JOSEPH, 4,760.— Berrien.
Fruit Grower Mo— Hort 4,500
Herald Sat— Rep 850
Press •. *D— Ind 650
Press Th— Ind 800
ST. LOUIS, 2,460.— Gratiot.
Independent Th— Pop 1,800
Republican-Leader Fri — Rep 1,020
SALINE, 750.— Washtenaw.
Observer Th— Ind 700
IfSANILAC CENTER, 410.— Sanilac.
Republican Fri— Rep 1,600
SARANAC, 800.— Ionia.
Advertiser Th— Rep 1,450
Local Th— Ind 855
SAUGATUCK, 820.— Allegan.
Commercial Fri— Ind 600
fiSAULT STE. MARIE, 8,200.— Chippewa.
Democrat Th— Dem 2.200
News (ad. P. 348) Sat— Rep 2,383
Times Th— Ind 1,000
SCHOOLCRAFT, 835.— Kalamazoo.
Express Fri— Ind 800
SCOTTVILLE, 150.— Mason.
Enterprise Th— Rep 1,000
SEBEWAING, 726.— Huron.
Blade Sat— Rep 590
SHAFTSBURG, 261.— Shiawassee.
Star Fri— Ind 290
SHELBY, 1,020.— Oceana,
Herald Sat— Dem 1,000
SHEPHERD, 475.— Isabella.
Republican Th— Rep 810
SHERIDAN, 690.— Montcalm.
Advertiser Th— Rep 400
MICHIGAN.
SHERMAN, 404.— Wexford.
Pioneer Fri— Rep 515
SHERWOOD, -447.— Branch.
Register Sat— Ind 300
SIDNEY, 305.— Houghton.
Record Frl— Ind 250
SOUTH HAVEN, 2,600.— Van Buren.
Messenger Fri— Rep 900
News Sat— Ind 520
Sentinel Sat— Rep 740
Tribune *D— Ind 400
Tribune Wed— Ind 725
SOUTH LYON, 780.— Oakland.
Excelsior Th — Ind 740
SPARTA, 920.— Kent.
Leader Wed— Ren 500
Sentinel Fri— Ind-R 900
SPRINGPORT, 510.-Jackson.
Signal En— Ind 675
STANDISH, 860.— Arenac.
Independent Th— Ind 1,150
USTANTON, 1,376.— Montcalm.
Clipper Fri— Dem 1,500
Herald Fri— Rep 715
STEPHENSON, 510.— Menominee.
Journal Sat — Rep 860
STOCKBRIDGE, 499.— Ingham.
Brief Th— Tnd 510
Sun Th— Ind 700
STURGIS, 2,900.— St. Joseph.
Democrat Th— Dem 1.070
Journal Th— Rep 850
SUNFIELD, 215.— Eaton.
Sentinel Th— Ind 480
SUTTONS BAY, 1,150.— Leelanaw.
Bazoo Sat— Ind 435
tITAWAS CITY, 3,575.— losco.
Herald Fri— Dem 740
TECUMSEH, 2,400.— Lenawee.
Herald Semi- W— Ind 1,250
News Th— Ind-R 960
TEKONSKA, 580.— Calhoun.
News Fri— Ind 620
THOMPSONVILLE, 690.— Benzie.
News Th— Ind 400
THREE OAKS, 887.— Berrien.
Press Fri— Ind 400
THREE RIVERS, 3,184:-St. Joseph.
(Hustler «D— Ind 515
(Herald Th— Dem 1,600
Mercury *D— Rep 400
Mercury Wed— Rep 700
News Reporter Fri— Sil 1,000
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,048
flTRAVERSE CITY, 7,872.— Grand Traverse.
Bay Eagle *D— Ind 900
Bay Eagle Fri— Dem 1,000
Herald Th— Rep 2,350
Record §D— Rep 1,000
Register Wed— Dem 700
t Morning and Sunday,
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t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
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TRENTON, 1,000.— Wayne.
Visitor Fri— Ind 900
TUSTIN, 403.— Osceola.
Topics Fri— Ind 400
TWINING, 170.— Arenac.
Record Sat— Dem 270
UBLY, 500.— Huron.
Courier Fri— Rep 400
UNION CITY, 1,162.— Branch.
Register Sat— Rep 1,300
Weekly Fri— Ind 815
UNIONVILLE, 420.— Tuscola.
Crescent Fri— Ind 400
UTICA, 568.— Macomb.
Buckeye Mo — Jour 1,240
Sentinel Sat— Ind 1,560
VASSAR, 1,690— Tuscola.
Pioneer Fri— Rep 1,300
Times Fr;— Ind 1,050
VERMONTVILLE, 780.— Eaton.
Echo : Wed— Ind 800
VERNON, 500.— Shiawassee.
Argus Fri— Ind 400
VICKSBURG, 930.— Kalamazoo.
Commercial Fri — Ind 1,1CO
WALDRON, 600.— Hillsdale.
Recorder Fri— Ind 370
WARREN, 280.— Macomb.
Watchman Th— Ind 560
WATERVLIET, 2,100.— Berrien.
Record Fri— Ind 700
WAYLAND, 540.— Allegan.
Globe Sat— Rep 600
WAYNE, 1,245.— Wayne.
Echo Fri— Dem 300
Review Fri— Ind 690
MICHIGAN.
WEBBERVILLE, 350.— Ingham.
Monarch Th— Ind 270
WEIDMAN, 320.— Isabella.
Herald Fri— Ind 300
WEST BAY CITY, 13,300.— Bay.
News *D— Ind 1,640
News-Graphic Sun— Ind 1,900
flWEST BRANCH, 1,310.— Ogemaw.
Herald-Times Fri— Rep 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 700
WHITE CLOUD, 760.— Newaygo.
Business Th— Ind 673
Eagle Th— Ind 400
WHITEHALL, 1,922.— Muskegon.
Forum Th— Rep 610
WHITE PIGEON, 980.— St. Joseph.
Journal Sat— Rep 1,220
WILLIAMSTON, 1,150.— Ingham.
Enterpri e W>d— Ind 1320
Odd Fellow Semi-M— I.O.O.F 2,000
WOODLAND, 330.— Barry.
News Th— Ind 690
WYANDOTTE, 4,300.— Wayne.
Herald Fri— Ind 1,250
Independent Th— Ind 1,100
YALE, 1,200.— St. Clair.
Expositor Fri — Rep 1,000
Hustler Wed— Ind 800
YPSILANTI, 6,300.— Washtenaw.
Argus *D— Dem 400
Commercial Th— Dem 1,400
Educational Extension Mo — Ed 500
Sentinel Wed— Dem 1,000
Ypsilantian Th— Rep 1,100
ZEELAND, 800.— Ottawa.
News Tu— Ind 400
Record Fri— Rep 300
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
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1JADA, 630.— Norman.
Herald Fri— Pop 820
Index Fri— Rep 1,200
ADAMS, 389.— Mower.
Review Fri— Ind 500
ADRIAN, 680.— Nobles.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,360
Guardian Fri— Rep 790
1AITKIN, 745.— Aitkin.
Age Sat— Dem 615
Republican Th— Rep 475
AKELEY, 285.— Hubbard.
Independent Fri— Ind 300
1ALBERT LEA, 3,400.— Freeborn.
Enterprise Wed— Rep 1,850
Standard Wed— Ind 2,035
Times Fri— Rep 2,150
Tribune *D— Ind 450
Tribune Semi- W— Ind 1,000
ALDEN, 280.— Freeborn.
Advance : Tu— Rep 610
UALEXANDRIA, 2,140.— Douglas.
Central Citizen Th— Pop 750
Post-News Th— Rep 51,725
AMBOY, 218.— Blue Earth.
Herald Fri— Ind-R 600
ANNANDALE, 212.— Wright.
Advocate-Post Th— Rep 570
fANOKA, 4,345.— Anoka.
Herald Fri— Rep 1,350
Union Wed-Rep 1,200
APPLETON, 1,020.— Swift.
Press Th— Ind 1,000
Tribune Sat— Rep 410
ARGYLE, 310.— Marshall.
Banner Th— Ind 415
ARLINGTON, 420.— Sibley.
Enterprise .....Th— Ind 700
ATWATER, 435.— Kandiyohi.
Press Fri— Rep 500
Republican Th— Rep 340
UAUSTIN, 4,300.— Mower.
Herald (ad. P. 470-474) *D— Dem 600
Herald (ad. P. 470-474) Th— Dem 1,670
Register *D— Rep 800
Register Th— Rep 1,400
Times Sat— Ind 1,480
Transcript Wed— Rep 2,100
AVOCA, 172.— Murray.
Independent Fri — Pop 384
BADGER, 105.— Roseau.
Herald-Rustler Fri— Rep 400
BAGLEY, 175.— Beltrami.
Independent Fri— Rep 2£0
BALATON, 120.— Lyon.
Times Fri— Ind 300
BARNES VI LLE, 1,100.— Clay.
Record (ad. P. 382) Th— Rep 400
Review Fri— Ind 500
BARNUM, 420.— Carlton.
Gazette Th— Ind 700
BATTLE LAKE, 300.— Otter Tail.
Review Th— Rep 500
BEARDSLEY, 120.— Big stone.
News Fri— Ind 400
BELLE PLAINE, 830.— Scott.
Herald Wed— Dem 700
BELLINGHAM, 170.— Lac-Qui-Parle.
Times Th— Rep 500
BELVIEW, 200.— Redwood.
Independent Wed— Rep 480
BEMIDJI, 210.— Beltrami.
News Th— Ind 380
Pioneer Th— Rep 575
HBENSON, 860.— Swift.
Monitor Fri— Dem 800
Times Tu— Rep 720
BIGELOW, 245.— Nobles.
Signal Fri— Ind 310
BIG LAKE, 410.— Sherburne.
Herald Fri— Ind 350
BIRD ISLAND, 450.— Renville.
Union Fri— Pop 840
BLOOMING PRAIRIE, 500.— Steele.
Times Th— Rep 980
fiBLUE EARTH CITY, 1,620.— Faribault.
Post Th— Rep 2,200
Register Fri— Ind 1,090
BOYD, 85.— Lac-Qui-Parle.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 240
BRAHAM, 100.— Isanti.
Journal Fri— Rep 200
UBRAINERD, 8,000.— Crow Wing.
Arena Wed— Dem 800
Dispatch Fri— Rep 1,997
Tribune Sat— Rep 2,000
BRANDON, 230.— Douglas.
Echo Th— Rep 400
flBRECKENRIDGE, 670.— Wilkin.
Gazette Fri— Ind-R 890
Telegram Th— Rep 800
BREWSTER, 269.— Nobles.
Tribune Th— Ind 300
BROWNSDALE, 290.— Mower.
Leaflet Fri— Rep 330
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
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UBROWN'S VALLEY, 678.— Traverse.
Tribune Fri— Rep 675
BROWNSVILLE, 470.— Houston.
News Th— Dem 500
BROWNTON, 390.— McLeod. '
Bulletin Th— Ind 510
1IBUFFALO, 610.— Wright.
Journal Wed— Rep 1,220
Standard Wed— Rep 700
-BUFFALO LAKE, 330.— Renville.
News Fri— Ind 500
BUTTERFIELD, 160.— Watonwan.
Advocate .*. Fri— Rep 310
HCALEDONIA, 935.— Houston.
Argus Sat— Dem 760
Journal Wed— Rep 916
UCAMBRIDGE, 254.— Isanti.
Independent Wed— Ind 320
Press Wed— Ind-R 550
•CAMPBELL, 310.— Wilkin.
Pioneer Th— Ind 275
•CANBY, 490.— Yellow Medicine.
News Fri— Rep 450
•CANNON FALLS, 1,120.— Goodhue.
Beacon Fri— Rep 960
News Th— Ind 300
•CANTON, 284.— Fillmore.
Free Lance Fri— Ind 300
•CARLTON, 600.— Carlton.
Vidette Sat— Dem 410
•CARVER, 635.— Carver.
Journal Wed— Ind 780
•CASS LAKE, 198.— Cass.
Times Wed— Ind 240
-.HCHASKA, 2,258.— Carver.
Herald Th— Dem 1,200
Review Fri— Ind 600
•CHATFIELD, 1,320.— Fillmore.
Democrat Th— Rep 960
News Th— Rep 1,000
•CHOKIO, 200.-Stevens.
Review Th— Dem 200
<:LARA CITY, 310.— chippewa.
Herald Fri— Ind 720
CLAREMONT, 240.— Dodge.
Leader Th— Rep 625
•CLARKFJ.ELD, 400.— Yellow Medicine.
Reform Advocate Th— Pop 1,000
•CLEAR LAKE, 350.— Sherburne.
Times Th— Rep 490
•CLINTON, 230.— Big Stone.
Advocate Th— Rep 375
•CLOQUET, 2,660.— Carlton.
Independent Sat— Ind 500
Pine Knot Sat— Rep 920
•COKATO, 370.— Wright.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 4CO
MINNESOTA.
COLD SPRING, 550.— Stearns.
Record Wed— Ind 300
COLLEGEVILLE, 400.— Stearns.
University Record ...Mo— Coll 600
COTTONWOOD, 96.— Lyon.
Current Sat— Ind 670
fiCROOKSTON, 3,500.— Polk.
Journal Th — Rep
Press Sat— Pop
Times *D— Dem
Times Sat— Dem
Tribune *D— Rep
Tribune Th— Rep
DASSEL, 560.— Meeker.
Anchor Th— Rep
DAWSON, 420.— Lac-Qui-Parle.
Sentinel Fri— Rep
Vidette Th— Pop
DEER RIVER, 120.— Itasca.
News Sat— Ind
DELANO, 896.— Wright.
Eagle Th— Ind-R
Gazette Fri— Dem
DELAVAN, 258.— Faribault.
Herald Fri— Ind
^DETROIT, 1,516.— Becker.
Journal Wed-Pop
Record Fri— Rep
DEXTER, 235.— Mower.
Dexterite Fri— Rep
DODGE CENTER, 640.— Dodge.
Record Th— Dem
Star Th-Rep
fiDULUTH, 35,214.— St. Louis.
Herald *D— Ind
Herald Wed— Ind
Labor World Sat— Lab
News-Tribune (ad. P. 477) ..JD— Rep
News-Tribune (ad. P. 477) ..Sat— Rep
News-Tribune (ad. P. 477) ..Sun— Rep
Posten (Swed.) Th— Rep
Press Sat— Ind
Skandinav (Nor.-Dan.) .... Sat— Ind-R
Tribunal Sat— Pop
Volksfreund (Ger.) Th— Ind
DUNDEE, 100.— Nobles.
Advocate Th— Ind
EAGLE BEND, 472.— Todd.
News Th— Rep
EAGLE LAKE, 500.— Blue Earth.
News Fri— Rep
EAST GRAND FORKS, 820.— Polk.
Courier "D— Rep
Courier : . . . - Fri— Rep
EASTON, 275.— Faribault.
Index Th— Rep
ECHO, 300.— Yellow Medicine.
Enterprise Fri— Rep
EDEN VALLEY, 335.— Meeker.
County Line Fri— Ind
Journal Th— Rep
1,800
700
1,642
3,820
820
1,200
670
400
300
290
2,000
520
615
450
1,250
320
700
310
.$10,168
3,850
4,240
9,000
1,500
10,000
4,050
2,000
1,200
1,200
2,750
400
270
200
540
310
400
400
490
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MINNESOTA.
EDGERTON, 180.— Pine Stone.
Enterprise Fri — Rep 475
UELBOW LAKE, 275.— Grant.
Herald Th— Rep 900
Tribune Th— Rep 570
ELGIN, 340.— Wabasha.
Free Press Fri— Ind 400
flELK RIVER, 690.— Sherburne.
Star-News Th— Rep 760
ELLSWORTH, 270.— Nobles.
News Fri— Rep 600
ELMORE, 796.— Faribault.
Eye Fri— Rep 415
ELY, 3,800.— St. Louis.
Miner Wed— Rep 850
Times Fri— Ind 790
ELYSIAN, 348.— Le Sueur.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 500
EMMONS, 100.— Freeborn.
Courier Fri— Rep 250
EVANSVILLE, 460.— Douglas.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 630
EVELETH, 1,100.— St. Louis.
Star Wed— Ind 700
EXCELSIOR, 630.— Hennepin.
News Sat— Ind BOO
FAIRFAX, 362.— Renville.
Standard Th— Rep 400
UFAIRMONT, 1,225.— Martin.
Independent Th— Ind 1,500
News Tu— Ind-R 1,040
Sentinel Fri— Ind 2,400
Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,100
flFARIBAULT, 6,580.— Rice.
Democrat Fri— Ind-D 1,100
Jeffersonian Fri— Pop 620
Journal Tu— Ind-R 840
Pilot Th— Dem 1,450
Referendum Mo
Republican Wed— Rep 1,400
FARMINGTON, 665.— Dakota.
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,100
FELTON, 240.— Clay.
Courier Th— Ind 200
UFERGUS FALLS, 3,950.— Otter Tail.
Globe Sat— Ind 1,200
Journal *D— Rep 900
Journal Th— Reo 2,712
Tidende (Nor.-Dan.) Tu— Ind-R 2,300
Ugeblad (Nor.) Th— Ind 1,400
Weekly Th— Ind 1,114
FERTILE, 290.— Polk.
Journal Th— Ind 610
FISHER, 490.— Polk.
Bulletin Sat— Ind 760
FOSSTON, 212.— Polk.
Thirteen Towns Fri— Rep 700
FRANKLIN, 335.— Renville.
Tribune Fri— Rep 500
MINNESOTA.
FRAZEE, 285.— Becker.
News Fri — Ind
FULDA, 360.— Murray.
Free Press -. Th— Pop
GAY LORD, 395.— Sibley.
Hub Sat— Dem
GIBBON, 290.— Sibley.
Gazette Fri— Rep
UGLENCOE, 1,670.— McLeod.
Enterprise Th — Dem
Register (ad. P. 382-429) Sat— Rep
GLENVILLE, 310.— Freeborn.
Progress r Tu— Ind
flGLENWOOD, 636.— Pope.
Herald Fri— Rep
Press Th— Ind
275>
30O
5(X>
32O
80O
1.20O
58O
1,250
75O
GLYNDON, 280.— Clay.
News Fri— Rep 640>
GOODHUE, 1,250.— Goodhue.
Enterprise Th— Rep 50O
GOOD THUNDER, 360.— Blue Earth.
Herald Th— Dem 41O
GRACEVILLE, 515.— Big Stone.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 1,060
Phoenix Th-Rep 40O
GRANADA, 190.— Martin.
Journal Fri— Ind 30O
flGRAND MARAIS, 173.— Cook.
Herald Sat— Ind 500
GRAND MEADOW, 380.— Mower.
Record Th-Rep 39O
fiGRAND RAPIDS, 400.— Itasca.
Herald-Review Sat— Dem 31O
Magnet .Tu— Rep 62O
fiGRANITE FALLS, 830.— Yellow Medicine.
Journal Th— Rep 51ft
Tribune Tu-Rep 890
GROVE CITY, 360.— Meeker.
Times Fri— Ind 48O
HHALLOCK, 310.— Kittson.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1.39O
News Sat— Rep 1,150
HALSTAD, 360.— Norman.
Reporter Th-Rep 70O
HAMLINE, 1,540.— Ramsey.
Oracle Bi-Mo— Coll 40O
HANCOCK, 256.— Stevens.
Record Fri— Rep 30O
HARDWICK, 740.— Rock.
News Th— Ind 42O
HARMONY, 327— Fillmore.
News Th— Ind 35O
^HASTINGS, 3,720.— Dakota.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,275-
Gazette §D-Rep 34O
Gazette Sat— Rep 1.79S
HAWLEY, 276.— Clay.
Herald Fri-Rep 350
t Morning and Sunday.
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HAYFIELD, 55.— Dodge.
Transcript Th— Rep 740
HECTOR, 346.— Renville.
Mirror Th— Rep 610
Sentinel Wed— Ind 275
1HENDERSON, 920.— Sibley.
Independent Fri— Ind 1,150
HENDRUM, 200.— Norman.
News Fri— Rep 290
HENNING, 365.— Otter Tail.
Advocate Th— Pop 600
HERMAN, 330.— Grant.
Enterprise Th— Ind 450
HERON LAKE, 495.— Jackson.
News Sat— Ind-R 615
Times Fri— Ind 400
HEWITT, 210.— Todd.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 300
HIBBING, 520.— St. Louis.
News Fri— Rep 580
Sentinel Sat— Ind-D 650
Tribune Sat— Ind 300
HILLS, 320.— Rock.
Crescent Th— Rep 590
HINCKLEY, 622.— Pine.
Enterprise Sat — Dem 710
HOKAH, 596.— Houston.
Chief Th— Rep 590
Sun Th— Ind-R 500
HOUSTON, 540.— Houston.
Valley Signal Th— Rep 680
HOWARD LAKE, 620.— Wright.
Herald Th— Rep 1,250
HUTCHINSON, 1,418.— McLeod.
Indenendent Th— Ind 1,050
Leader Fri— Dem 1,500
Times Wed— Rep 1,012
I ON A, 155.— Murray.
Journal Fri— Rep 240
f JACKSON, 730.— Jackson.
Pilot Th— Ind 1,400
Republic Fri— Rep 1,250
JANES VI LLE, 940.— Waseca.
Argus Mo— Rep 800
Democrat Fri— Dem 910
JASPER, 385.— Pipe Stone.
Journal Fri— Rep 370
JORDAN, 1,260.— Scott.
Independent Th— Ind-D 960
Volksfreund (Ger.) Th— Dem 710
3CASOTA, 742.— Le Sueur.
Times Fri— Dem 325
3CASSON, 920.— Dodge.
Republican Th— Rep 1,600
3CENYON, 1,170.— Goodhue.
Leader Th— Rep 600
1CERKHOVEN, 510.— Swift.
Banner .. ...Fri— Ind 400
MINNESOTA.
KINBRAE, 150.— Nobles.
Herald Th— Rep 200
KOOCHICHING, 450.— Itasca.
Budget Th— Rep 300
Hera;d Th— Ind-R 250
flLAKE BENTON, 520.— Lincoln.
Clarion Fri— Ind 400
News Wed— Ind-R 630
LAKE CITY, 2,130.— Wabasha.
Graphic Sentinel Tu— Ind 1,300
Republican (ad. P. 429) Sat— Rep 1,100
LAKE CRYSTAL, 860.— Blue Earth.
Union Wed— Ind-R 868
LAKEFIELD, 280.— Jackson.
Herald (ad. P. 356) Fri— Rep 500
Standard Sat— Rep 800
LAMBERTON, 212.— Redwood.
Star Fri— Rep 510
LANESBORO, 920.— Fillmore.
Journal Th— Rep 1,046
Leader Sat— Rep 750
LE ROY, 535.— Mower.
Independent Fri — Ind 470
LESTER PRAIRIE, 400.— McLeod.
Journal Fri— Rep 260
LE SUEUR, 1,800.— Le Sueur.
News Th— Rep 870
Sentinel Th— Dem 850
LE SUEUR CENTRE, 175.-Le Sucur.
Leader Th— Rep 1,050
LEWISTON, 340.— Winona.
Enterprise Th— Ind 300
LINDSTROM, 310.— Chisago.
Courier Sat — Rep 600
Medborgaren (Swed.) Th— Rep 2,000
News Th— Rep 610
IfLITCHFIELD, 1,960.— Meeker.
Independent Tu— Ind 1,450
News-Ledger Th— Rep 800
Review Sat— Ind-R 1,375
TILITTLE FALLS, 2,440.— Morrison.
Democrat Th— Ind-D 700
Herald (ad. P. 429) Fri— Dem 1,850
Transcript *D— Rep 630
Transcript Fri— Rep 1,200
ULONG PRAIRIE, 910.— Todd.
Argus Th— Rep 975
Leader Fri— Dem 1,000
LOWRY, 155.— Pope.
Call Fri— Ind 240
fiLUVERNE, 1,500.— Rock.
Herald Fri— Rep 2,000
Journal Th— Rep 610
News Wed— Dem 900
LYLE, 360.— Mower.
Tribune Fri— Rep 700
MABEL, 284.— Fillmore.
Tribune Th— Rep 390
McINTOSH, 760.— Polk.
Times Tu— Ind 750
Tribune Wed— Ind 600
't Morning and Sunday.
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MINNESOTA.
MADELIA, 865.— Watonwan.
Messenger ................... Fri— Rep 1,900
Times ........................ Fri— Rep
MADISON, 660.— Lac-Qui-Parle.
Independent ................. Fri— Rep
Tidende (Nor.-Dan.) ....... Fri— Ind-R
Western Guard .............. Fri— Rep
MADISON LAKE, 328.— Blue Earth.
Mirror (ad. P. 329) ........... Th-Rep
MAGNOLIA, 220.— Rock.
Advance ...................... Fri
Initiator ...................... Fri
tIMANKATO, 9,100.— Blue Earth.
Free Press .................... *D
Free Press .................... Fri
Journal ........................ Fri
Ledger ..................... Mon—
Post (Ger.) (ad. P. 489). .Semi- W
Review (ad. P. 485) .......... *D-
Review (ad. P. 485) .......... Tu—
flMANTORVILLE, 478.— Dodge.
Express ....................... Fri
MAPLE LAKE, 260.— Wright.
Messenger .................... Th
MAPLETON, 615.— Blue Earth.
Enterprise ................ 1... Fri
^MARSHALL, 1,220.— Lyon.
Pop
Pop
Rep
Rep
-Ind
Dem
Ind
Dem
Dem
800
750
1,650
810
700
490
250
1,520
2,210
700
710
1,500
1,200
1,560
-Ind 840
-Ind
— Ind
Leader ........................ P-£°P
News-Messenger ............. Fri— Rep
Reporter ..................... Sat— Rep
MAZEPPA, 530.— Wabasha.
Tribune (ad. P. 426) ........ Wed— Ind
MELROSE, 800.— Stearns.
Anzeiger (Ger.) .................. .• • • Fri
Beacon ....................... Fri— Ind
MENAGHA, 324.— Wadena.
Messenger ................... Fri— Rep
MILACA, 410.— Mille Lacs.
Times ......................... Th-Ind
MILLVILLE, 220.— Wabasha.
Review ........................ Fri— Ind
^MINNEAPOLIS, 174,500.— Hennepin.
Advance (Col.) ................ Sg-&ep
Aftenloesning (Skan.) .......... Tu— Lit
American Geologist ....... Mo— Science
Ariel ............. • •'•• Sat — Coll
Both Sides ................ Th— Anti-Pro
Brud-Kronan (Swed.) ..... Mo— Matri
Chronicle ................. .Sat— Ind
Church Record. .... ..... .... -Mo-Epis
Cigar & Tobacco Journal. . ..Mo— Com
Commercial Bulletin ........ Sat— Com
Crow Bar ...... Mo— Hardware
Echo de L'Ouest (Fr.). ...Th-Ind
Farmers' Tribune ....... Semi-W-Ag
Farm Implements ......... Mo— Com
Farm, Stock & Home ..Semi-M-Ag
Folkcbladet (Nor.) ......... Wed— Ind
Forskaren (Swed.) ..... ......Tu— Pop
Free Baptist ............ Tu— Free-Bap
Freie Presse Herold (Ger.) Fri-Dem
Furniture News ............... Mo— Tr
Hardware Trade .......... Bi-W-Com
Homoeopathic Magazine ...Mo— Med
Housekeeper ................ Mo— Fam
Illustreret Famile Jour (Nor.-Dan.)
Sat — Fam
780
.$1,400
,§22
1,790
1,000
850
1,900
510
310
520
225
4,850
l.OOU
1,200
1,000
3,000
d,bOU
4,250
4,000
3,300
22,420
6,500
41,718
4,530
2,350
5,000
3,000
3,900
1,000
125,000
o,800
MINNESOTA.
^MINNEAPOLIS— Continued.
Improvement Bulletin Sat— Bldg 3,300
Irish Standard Sat— Dem 3.940
Item Fri— Ind 500>
Journal (ad. P. 386) *D— Ind-R 48,000
Keith's Home Builder Mo— Bldg
Linnea (Swed. & Eng.) Semi-M— Ind 2,640
Lustige Bruder (Ger.) Sat — Hum
Lutheraneran (Nor.-Dan.) ..Th— Luth 11,500
Market Garden Mo— Ag 3,640
Market Record *D— Mar 1,000
Medical Dial Mo— Med 2,500
Midland Chris-Advocate ..Wed— Meth 3,320
Minn. Horticulturist Mo— Hort 1,246-
Minn. Magazine Mo — Ed 825»
Mirror Sat— Ind 1,000
Miss. Valley Lumberman ..Fri — Lum 3,200
National Rebekah Mo— I.O.O.F 8,000
North & West Th— Pres 6,800
Northwestern Agriculturist
Semi-M— Ag 50,000
Northwestern Congregationalist
Mo— Cong 4,000
Northwestern Creamery Journal
Mo — Creamery
Northwestern Guardsman .Mo— Nat.G 3.100'
Northwestern Horseman .Mo — Horses 8,750
Northwestern Miller Wed— Mill 5,000
Northwestern Red Man Mo— I.O.R.M 1,200
Nye Normanden (Nor.-Dan.) Tu— Pop 6,250-
Nye Tiden (Swed.&Nor.) Mo— Spirit 1,000
Progress Sat— Ind 2,400
Progressive Age Sat — Ref 4,760
Pythian Advocate Mo— K.ofP 2,700
Register Sat— Rep 1,000
Representative Wed— Pop 18,000-
Rights of Man Fri— Ind 500
School Education Mo— Ed 10,240
Skandinavisk Farmer Jour
(Nor.Dan.) ...Semi-M— Ag 5,100
Skoerdemannen (Scan.) ..Semi-M— Ag 10,180-
Spsgefug'cn (Nor.-Dan.) Semi-M-Hum 10>
Svenska Amerikanski Posten
(Swed.) Tu— Ind 35,800-
Svenska Familj Journal
(Swed.) Semi-M— Fam 2,541
Svenska Folkets Tidning
(Swed.) ....Wed— Ind-R 19,240-
Svenska Roman Bladet
(Swed.) ..Sat— Lit 11,400-
Telegram Fri— Local 1,040
Tidende (Nor.) (ex. Sat eve)
*D-Ind-D 4,230-
Tidende (Nor.) Fri— Ind-D 527,925
Tidende (Nor.) Sun— Ind-D 6,000
Times (ad. P. 426) JD— Ind 30,000
Times (ad. P. 426) Sun— Ind 43,000
Tribune }*D— Rep 49,38»
Tribune Sun— Rep 25,000
Tribune Semi- W— Rep 20,000-
Ungebladet Nor.-Dan.) Th— Rep 7.04O
Ungdommens Ven (Nor.-Dan.)
Semi-M— Rel 6,000
Ungdoms Vannen (Swed.) Mo— Luth 3,542
Union Sat— Pop 1,000-
Weckloblad (Swed.) Tu— Rep 10,000
What to Eat Mo— Culinary 20,000
Young" People's Companion Mo — Juv 7,800
MINNEOTA, 514.— Lyon.
Kennarinn (Icelandic) Mo— S.S 71ft-
Mascot Fri — Ind 400
MINNESOTA LAKE, 360.— Faribault.
Tribune Wed— Ind 61S
1JMONTEVIDEO, 1,470.— Chippewa.
Advance Wed— Rep 720-
Commercial (ad. P. 382) ....Fri— Rep 1,600
Leader Fri— Rep 810>
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev g.
i Sworn Circulation.
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MINNESOTA.
MONTGOMERY, 1,100.— Le Sueur.
Messenger Fri— Dem 1,000
MONTICELLO, 510.— Wright.
Times Th— Ind-R 1,030
flMOORHEAD, 2,120.— Clay.
Independent Fri— Ind 600
News *D— Dem 400
News Th— Dem 1,200
MOOSE LAKE, 300.— Carlton.
Star Th— Ind 230
fMORA, 205.— Kanabec.
Times Fri— Rep 730
MORGAN, 305.— Redwood.
Messenger Th— Rep 400
flMORRIS, 1,280.— Stevens.
Republican Times Wed— Rep 500
Sun Th— Ind 915
Tribune- Sat— Rep 800
MORRISTOWN, 520.— Rice.
Press Th— Ind 440
MORTON, 460.— Renville.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 800
MOUNTAIN LAKE, 620.— Cottonwood.
View Fri— Rep 716
MURDOCK, 240.— Swift.
Review Fri— Rep 310
NEW LONDON, 215.— Kandyohi.
Times Sat— Ind 400
NEW PAYNES VI LLE, 510.— Stearns.
Press Th— Ind 650
Tribune Tu— Ind 300
NEW PRAGUE, 960.— Le Sueur.
Times Th— Rep 1,150
NEW RICHLAND, 435.— Waseca.
North Star Th— Rep 615
flNEW ULM, 3,775.— Brown.
Fortschritt (Ger.) Wed— Ind 960
Journal Sat— Rep 700
News Sat— Dem 700
Post (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,150
Review Wed— Rep 1,200
Volksblatt (Ger.) Wed— Ind 1,422
NEW YORK MILLS, 253.-Otter Tail.
Uusi Kotimaa (Finn.) Th— Ind 3,910
NICOLLET, 240.— Nicollet.
Leader Sat— Ind 718
NORTH BRANCH, 690.— Chisago.
Review Fri— Ind 580
NORTHFIELD, 3,100.— Rice.
Carletonia Mo— Coll 400
Independent Th— Dem 1,200
Messenger .....: Mo — Coll 510
News Sat— Rep 1,660
Popular Astronomy (ex. July&Aug.)
Mo— Science 800
•NORTH ST. PAUL, 2,100.— Ramsey.
Sentinel Fri— Rep 1,000
NORWOOD, 390.— Carver.
Times Fri— Dem 600
MINNESOTA.
ODESSA, 139.— Big Stone.
Tribune Sat— Ind 300'
OLIVIA, 270.— Renville.
Press Wed— Ind 350
Times Th— Rep 380-
ORONOCO, 227.— Olmstead.
News Th— Ind 490
flORTONVILLE, 780.— Big Stone.
Herald-Star Th— Rep 780
Journal Fri— Rep 800
OSAKIS, 480.— Douglas.
Lake Review Th— Rep 820'
fiOWATONNA, 5,200.— Steele.
Chronicle Fri — Rep 865'
Journal Fri— Rep 2,500-
People's Press Fri— Dem 1,650
flPARK RAPIDS, 414.— Hubbard.
Clipper Th— Rep 700-
Enterprise Fri— Ind-R 960
PELICAN RAPIDS, 830.-Otter Tail.
Press Fri— Ind 510
PERHAM, 750.— Otter Tail.
Bulletin Th— Ind 700
Volksblatt (Ger.) Th— Ind 60O
PETERSON, 100.— Fillmore.
Herald Fri— Rep 250
flPINE CITY, 540.-Pine.
Budget Mo— Ind 300
Pioneer Fri— Ind 370
Poker Th— Rep 250
PINE ISLAND, 600.— Goodhue.
Record Th— Ind 850'
flPIPE STONE, 1,360.— Pipe Stone.
Farmers' Leader Th— Pop 610
Star *D— Rep 470
Star Fri— Rep 1,100
PLAINVIEW, 1,420.— Wabasha.
News Gleaner Fri — Rep 800-
PORTER, 90.— Yellow Medicine.
Press Fri— Rep 180'
flPRESTON, 1,230.— Fillmore.
Courier Th— Pop 1,500
National Republican Th— Ind 1,490
Times Wed— Rep 1,200
flPRINCETON, 820.— Mille Lacs.
Union Th— Ind 850
RAINY LAKE, 300.— Itasca.
Journal ...: Th— Ind-R 450
ffRED LAKE FALLS, 1,500.— Red Lake.
Courier Th— Ind 300
Gazette Th— Pop 500
flRED WING, 6,725.— Goodhue.
Argus (ad. P. 433) Fri— Ind 1,350
Republican (ad. P. 382) *D— Rep 1,480
Republican (ad. P. 382) ....Wed— Rep 3,200
Teutonia (Ger.) Th— Ind 765
HREDWOOD FALLS, 1,260.— Redwood.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,650
Reveille Sat— Rep 700
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday,
fl County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
112
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MINNESOTA.
RENVILLE, 420.— Renville.
Star-Farmer Fri— Rep 730
UROCHESTER, 5,640.— Olmstead.
Bulletin *D— Ind 700
Democrat Th— Dem 900
Post & Record *D— Rep 850
Post & Record Fri— Rep 2,542
ROSEAU, 600.— Roseau.
Region Fri— Rep 400
Times Fri— Ind 450
ROTHSAY, 260.— Wilkin.
Record Sat— Ind 450
ROUND LAKE, 125.— Nobles.
Graphic Th— Rep 300
HOYALTON, 590.— Morrison.
Banner Th— Ind 480
HUSH CITY, 710.— Chisago.
Post Fri— Rep 790
RUSHFORD, 980.— Fillmore.
Star Th— Rep 1,070
RUSHMORE, 210.— Nobles.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 2£0
RUTHTON, 100.— Pipe Stone.
Gazette Th— Rep 245
SACRED HEART, 330.— Renville.
People's Watchman Wed— Pop 410
Journal Th— Rep 300
ST. BONIFACIUS, 200.— Hennepin.
Hustler Sat— Ind 250
ST. CHARLES, 1,190.— Winona.
Times Fri— Dem 510
Union Fri— Rep 500
1ST. CLOUD, 9,920.— Stearns.
Journal-Press *D— Rep 1,700
Journal-Press Th— Rep 2,850
Nordstern (Ger.) Th— Dem 6,200
Times *D— Dem 1,500
Times Wed— Dem 3,100
ST. HILAIRE, 200.— Polk.
Spectator Wed— Pop 415
fST. JAMES, 960.— Watonwan.
Gazette Fri— Rep 6CO
Journal Fri— Ind-R 775
Plaindealer Th— Rep 660
UST. PAUL, 190,000.— Ramsey.
Anchor & Shield Th— A.O.U.W 3,750
A. O. U. W. Guide ... .Th— A.O.U.W 16,900
Appeal (Col.) Sat— Rep 800
Breeze Mo— Ind 1,145
Broad Axe Th— Ref 3,000
Canadien (Fr.) Th— Ind 3,500
Dispatch »D— Rep j40,890
Dispatch Th— Rep 6,500
Farmer Semi-M— Ag 51,000
Fruit & Produce Reporter *D — Com
Globe JD— Ind-D 23,000
Globe Th— Ind-D 14,000
Globe Sun— Ind-D 23,400
Heimdal (Dan.) Fri— Ind-R 920
Herald Sat— Ind 6,000
Home & Garden Mo— AR 75,000
Interurban Fri — Ind 530
Masonic Record Mo — Mas 5,500
Medical Journal Mo — Med
Mo— Tern
Sat— Leg
.Th— Ind-R
MINNESOTA.
fST. PAUL— Continued.
Midway News ............... Sat— Ind
Minn. Odd Fellow Semi-M— I. O.O.F
Minn. Union Advocate ...... Fri— Lab
Minn. White Ribboner
Nat. Reporter System
Nordvesten (Nor.-Dan.)
Northwestern Chronicle ---- Fri— Cath
Northwestern Lancet ..Semi-M— Med
Northwest Mo Magazine ..... Mo — Lit
Northwest Shoe & Leather Jour
Mo— Tr
Odd Fellow Review ..... Mo— I. O.O.F
Pioneer Press ................ JD— Rep
Pioneer Press ................ Th— Rep
Pioneer Press ............... Sun— Rep
Poultry Herald .............. Mo— Pity
Professional Barber ...... Mo — Barbers
Pythian Pen .............. Mo— K.ofP
Railway & Hotel News
JD— Hotel&R.R
Review ........................ Sat — Ind'
Saturday Evening News ..... Sat — Ind
Slonce (Pol.) ........................ Th
Staats Tidning (Svved.) ____ Wed— Rep
Trade Journal ............... Sat— Com
Twin City Guardian .......... Sat— Ind
Volkszeitung (Ger.) .......... *D— Ind
Volkszeitung (Ger.) .......... Semi-W
Wanderer (Ger.) ........... Wed— Cath
West St. Paul Times ......... Sat— Ind
UST. PETER, 3,690.— Nicollet.
Free Press (ad. P. 505) ...... Sat— Rep
Herald ....................... Fri— Dem
Journal ....................... Sat— Rep
Tribune ..................... Wed— Rep
ST. VINCENT, 350.— Kittson.
New Era ........... . ......... Fri— Rep
SANBORN, 250.— Redwood.
Sentinel ....................... Th— Ind
SANDSTONE, 530.— Pine.
Courier ..................... Wed— Rep
SAUK CENTRE, 1,700.— Stearns.
Avalanche .................... Th— Dem
Herald (ad. P. 428) ........... Th— Rep
fiSAUK RAPIDS, 1,265.— Benton.
Free Press (ad. P. 479) ..... Fri— Dem
Sentinel ....................... Th— Rep
SEBEKA, 75.— Wadena.
Review ........................ Th— Ind
USHAKOPEE, 1,755.— Scott.
Argus ........................ Th— Dem
Tribune (ad. P. 356) ........ Fri— Dem
SHERBURN, 322.— Martin.
Advance .................... Wed— Rep
Standard .................... Wed— Ind
SHEVLIN, 100.— Beltrami.
Advocate ..................... Fri— Ind
USLAYTON, 400.— Murray.
Gazette ........................ Th— Rep
Herald ...................... Wed— Ind
SLEEPY EYE, 1,520.— Brown.
Dispatch (ad. P. 485) ........ Th— Rep
Herald ........................ Fri— Pop
SOLWAY, 105.— Beltrami.
Press ......................... Fri— Rep
1,100
1,100
1,200
1,430
29,000
14,000
5,500
3,500
28,000
6,000
20,000
31,643
26,100
28,246
5,000
1.000
1,000
4,100
2,100
700
13,400
3,700
3,800
6,000
25.420
10.000
1,300
1,200
1,860
1,560
1,440
305
400
620
710
975
823
800
200
850
768
590
500
280
1.120
800
1,350
1,000
200
t Morning and Sunday,
t County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
MINNESOTA.
SOUTH ST. PAUL, 2,320.— Dakota.
Reporter *D— LiveStk 1,300
Reporter Sat— LiveStk 400
SPRINGFIELD, 720.— Brown.
Advance Fri— Ind 650
SPRING GROVE, 598.— Houston.
Herald Th— Rep 1,050
SPRING VALLEY, 1,410.— Fillmore.
Mercury Th— Rep 960
Sun Tu— Dem 800
Vidette Fri— Rep 850
STAPLES, 600.— Todd.
Tribune Wed— Ind 600
World Th— Ind 550
STARBUCK, 300.— Pope.
Times Fri— Rep 310
STEPHEN, 270.— Marshall.
Leader Fri— Ind 400
STEWART, 300.— McLeod.
Tribune Sat— Pop 480
STEWARTSVILLE, 55.— Olmstead.
Star Fri— Ind 408
Times Fri— Rep 500
fSTILLWATER, 12,000.— Washington.
Gazette *D— Rep 1,540
Gazette Wed— Rep 1,480
Hermann's Sohn im Westen (Ger.)
Semi-M— Frat 4,000
Journal Fri— Ind 590
Messenger Sat— Ind-R 1,260
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,620
TAYLOR'S FALLS, 575.— Chisago. '
Journal Th— Ind-R 564
THIEF RIVER FALLS, 196.— Polk.
News Th— Ind 600
Press Fri— Ind-R 625
TOWER, 5,460.— St. Louis.
Ircn Journal Th— Rep 1,400
TRACY, 1,500.— Lyon.
Herald Fri— Ind-D 640
Republican Fri— Rep 532
Trumpet Fri— Ind 600
TWIN VALLEY, 230.— Norman.
Times Wed— Ind 400
TWO HARBORS, 1,210.— Lake.
Iron News Fri— Rep 800
Journal Th— Ind 300
TYLER, 140.— Lincoln.
Journal Fri— Ind 500
ULEN, 260.— Clay.
Union Fri— Ind 3CO
VERNDALE, 660.— Wadena.
Sun Fri— Rep 500
VERNAN CENTER, 200.— Blue Earth.
News Th— Ind 495
VIRGINIA, 25.— St. Louis.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 750
Virginian Th— Ind 650
MINNESOTA.
flWABASHA, 2,530.— Wabasha.
Herald ..Th— Ind 1,580
Standard Fri— Rep 1,498
WACONIA, 450.-Carver.
Patriot Fri— Ind-R 500
HWADENA, 900.— Wadena.
Pioneer Journal Fri — Rep 500
Tribune Sat— Dem 800
WALKER, 409.— Cass.
Pilot Fri— Rep 500
Pioneer Th— Ind-Pop 300
WALNUT GROVE, 130.— Redwood.
Rural Center Th— Ind 300
fiWARREN, 660.— Marshall.
Register Wed— Rep 520
Sheaf (ad. P. 383) Th— Rep 700
WARROAD, 200.— Roseau.
Plaindealer Th— Ind 300
IfWASECA, 2,850.— Waseca.
Journal Tu— Rep 825
Radical Wed— Rep 900
WATERTOWN, 456.— Carver.
News Th— Rep 610
WATERVILLE, 960.— Le Sueur.
Advance Wed — Rep 750
Gazette Fri— Ind 800
WAVERLY, 485.— Wright.
Tribune Th— Dem 867
WELCOME, 400.— Martin.
Times Th— Rep 500
WELLS, 1,225.— Faribault.
Advocate Th— Rep 500
Forum Tu— Rep 800
WEST CONCORD, 270.-Dodge.
Enterprise Th— Rep 400
WEST DULUTH, 3,450.— St. Louis.
Sun Th— Ind-D 600
WH EATON, 390.— Traverse.
Footprints Fri— Pop 700
Gazette-Reporter Fri— Ind 560
WHITE BEAR LAKE, 1,340.— Ramsey.
Life Fri— Ind 420
fiWILLMAR, 1,876.— Kandiyohi.
Argus Th— Ind 1,000
Repub'ican Gazette Th— Rep 1,200
t(WINDOM, 860.— Cottonwood.
Citizen Sat— Pop 1,000
Free Press Wed— Ind 780
Reporter Th— Rep 980
Tribune Tu— Sil 1,145
WINNEBAGO CITY, 1,120.— Faribault.
Enterprize Th— Rep 670
Press News Sat— Ind-R 650
fWINONA, 18,430.— Winona.
Druid Mo— Druids 4,740
Farm, Field & Stockman
Mo— Dairy&Ag 20,000
Herald (ad. P. 475) *D— Dem 3,100
Herald (ad. P. 475) Fri— Dem 4,000
Independent JD— Ind 1,000
Independent Semi- W— Ind 1,200
Leader Fri— Pop 1,250
t Morning and Sunday,
t County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MINNESOTA.
fWINONA— Continued.
News Tu— Ind-D 3,650
Republican *D— Rep 2,600
Republican Wed— Rep 1,800
Sonntags Winona (Ger.) ..Sat— Ind-D 15,000
Westlicher Herold (Ger.) Wed— Ind-D 16,500
Wiarus (Pol.) Th— Ind-D 2,500
WINTHROP, 440.— Sibley.
News Th— Rep 600
WOOD LAKE, 460.— Yellow Medicine.
Ledger Fri— Rep 350
WOODSTOCK, 208.— Pipe Stone.
News .. ...Fri— Ind 400
MINNESOTA.
flWORTHINGTON, 1,200.— Nobles.
Advance *D— Rep 500
Advance Fri— Rep 1,350
Globe Fri— Rep 675
Herald Fri— Rep 560
WYKOFF, 340.— Fillmore.
Messenger Tu— Rep 700
ZUMBRO FALLS, 210.— Wabasha. '
Independent Fri— Ind 670
ZUMBROTA, 870.— Goodhue.
Independent Th— Ind 660
News Fri— Rep 1,050
MISSISSIPPI.
flABERDEEN, 3,520.— Monroe.
Autocrat (Col.) Semi-Mo— Ind 400
Examiner Fri— Dem 790
Weekly Tu— Dem 800
ACKERMAN, 510.— Choctaw.
Courier Fri— Dem 400
Plaindealer Fri— Dem 785
Populist Th— Pop 500
Record Fri— Dem 460
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, 355.
Oktibbeha.
College Reflector Mo— Coll 495
ARMORY, 750.— Monroe.
Argus Fri — Dem
flASHLAND, 140.— Benton.
Register Th— Dem
BALDWYN, 500.— Lee.
Indicator Th— Dem
flBATESVILLE, 715.— Panola.
Panolian Fri— Dem
flBAY ST. LOUIS, 2,000.— Hancock.
Echo Sat — Dem
Progress Th — Dem
flBELEN, 186.— Quitman.
Quill Fri— Dem
BENOIT, 57.— Bolivar.
Times (Col.) Semi-M — Ind
BILOXI, 3,300.— Harrison.
Herald §D— Dem
Herald Sat — Dem
Jnl. of Miss. State Ass'n ..Mo— Med
Review Sat — Dem
flBOONVILLE, 750.— Prentiss.
Banner Th— Dem
Elevator (Col.) Fri— Ind
Plaindealer Th— Dem
flBRANDON, 840.— Rankin.
Free State (Col.) Sat— Rep
News Th— Dem
472
350
700
700
340
240
490
1,300
515
700
780
650
1000
600
1,200
HBROOKHAVEN, 2,200.— Lincoln.
Leader Wed— Ind 960
Times Th— Dem 1,100
BROOKVILLE, 296.— Noxubee.
Progress Sat— Dem 300
BYHALIA, 506.— Marshall.
Journal Fri— Dem 770
1JCANTON, 2,200.— Madison.
Baptist (Col.) Fri— Bap 500
Picket *D— Dem 300
Picket Fri— Dem 710
Times Fri— Dem 600
tICARROLLTON, 490.— Carroll.
Conservative Sat — Dem 750
flCARTHAGE, 325.— Leake.
Carthaginian Fri — Dem 430
CARY, 57.— Sharkey.
Negro Word (Col.) Sat— Conserv 200
CENTREVILLE, 320.— Wilkinson.
Jefferson:an Fri — Dem 625
Pythian Journal Mo— K.ofP 500
fiCHARLESTON, 415.— Tallahatchie.
Herald Th— Dem 600
CLARKSDALE, 786.— Coahoma.
Banner Sat — Dem 515
Challenge Sat— Dem 300
CLEVELAND, 670.— Bolivar.
Enterprise Th— Dem 350
HCOFFEEVILLE, 470.— Yalabusha.
Courier (ad. P. 361) Sat— Dem 700
HCOLUMBIA, 465.— Marion.
News Fri — Dem 510
flCOLUMBUS, 4,570.— Lowndes.
Commercial Semi- W — Dem 650
Dispatch Semi- W— Dem 1,000
New Light (Col.) Semi-M— Rep 876
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
i County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
MISSISSIPPI.
UCORINTH, 2,170.— Alcorn.
Corinthian *D— Dem 300
Corinthian Sat— Dem 850
Herald Fri— Dem 1,375
CRYSTAL SPRINGS, 1,020.— Copiah.
Meteor Fri— Dem 400
CUMBERLAND, 210.— Webster.
United Republican Th— Rep 390
UDE KALB, 260.— Kemper.
Press Th— Dem 240
So. Star Wed— Dem 200
DURANT, 1,320.— Holmes.
News Fri— Dem 1,200
EDWARDS, 510.— Hinds.
Leader Th— Dem 510
TfELLISVILLE, 975.— Jones.
News Fri— Dem 400
New South Sat— Dem 600
ENTERPRISE, 1,040.— Clarke.
Baptist Trumpet (Col.) Th— Bap 500
Times Th— Dem 520
EUPORA, 445.— Webster.
Progress Th— Dem EOO
flFAYETTE, 508.— Jefferson.
Buzz-Saw Fri— Dem 300
Chronicle Fri— Dem 600
UFO REST, 556.— Scott.
Register Wed— Dem 672
Reporter Th— Dem 350
IJFRIAR'S POINT, 680.— Coahoma.
Coahomian Sat— Dem 510
Sentinel Th— Dem 250
HFULTON, 330.— Itawamba.
Herald Wed— Dem 400
GALLMAN, 175.— Copiah.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 300
GLOSTER, 1,160.— Amite.
Valley Record Fri— Dem 610
1IGREENVILLE, 6,720.— Washington.
Delta Light House (Col.) ....Sat— Ind 300
Democrat *D— Dem 400
Democrat Th— Dem 1,225
Spirit Tu— Ind 320
Times Sat— Dem 1,050
Zion Harp (Col.) Semi-M— Bap 1,300
IfGREENWOOD, 1,100.— Le Flore.
Commonwealth Th — Ind 1,145
Enterprise Th— Dem 875
Flag Fri— Dem 600
^GRENADA, 2,450.— Grenada.
Grenadian Sat— Dem 800
Sentinel Sat— Dem 1,250
GULFPORT, 100.— Harrison.
Southward Fri— Dem 850
HATTIESBURG, 1,190.— Perry.
American Citizen Fri — Dem 517
Herald (Col.) Sat— Rep 300
New Era Sat— Ind 400
Progress Semi- W — Dem 550
UHAZELHURST, 1,800.— Copiah.
Courier Th— Dem 768
MISSISSIPPI.
HHERNANDO, 605.— De Soto.
Promoter Sat— Dem 510
Times Th— Dem 1,000
HICKORY, 285.— Newton.
Index Th— Dem 775
HOLLANDALE, 315.— Washington.
Star Fri— Sil-D 285
flHOLLY SPRINGS, 2,260.— Marshall.
Reporter Th— Dem 725
South Th— Dem 690
fiHOUSTON, 900.— Chickasaw.
Reporter Wed— Ind 650
PNDIANOLA, 252.— Sunflower.
Enterprise Fri— Sil-D 780
Tocsin Th— Dem 960
ITTA BENA, 75.— LeFlore.
News Fri— Dem 200
fllUKA, 1,020.— Tishomingo.
Vidette Th— Dem 600
flJACKSON, 6,200.— Hinds.
Baptist Th— Bap 6,000
Church News Mo— Ep 850
Clarion- Ledger *D— Dem 2,000
Clarion-Ledger Th— Dem 10,000
Deaf Mute Voice Th— Deaf Mute 300
News (ad. P. 361) *D— Dem 2,100
News (ad. P. 361) Th— Dem 3,350
People's Defender (Col.) Th— Rep 680
Sentinel Fri— Rep 1,000
Teacher Mo— Ed
flKOSCIUSKO, 1,400.— Attala.
Democrat Tu— Dem 800
Farmer Th— Ind 1,210
Ledger Fri— Dem 850
Preacher Safeguard Th— Bap 1,550
Star- Ledger Fri— Dem 1,490
LAKE COMO, 51.— Jasper.
News Wed— Dem 210
LAUDERDALE, 316.— Lauderdale.
Scymitar Fri 300
LAUREL, 800.— Jones.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 672
LEAKSVILLE, 584.— Greene.
Graphic Fri— Dem 780
Herald Th— Ind 400
ULEXINGTON, 1,090.— Holmes.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 800
ULIBERTY, 430.— Amite.
Southern Herald Fri— Dem 800
IfLOUISVILLE, 490.— Winston.
Journal Fri— Dem 840
LUMBERTON, 510.— Pearl River.
Headblock Th— Dem 350
McCOMB CITY, 2,450.— Pike.
Enterprise Th— Dem 960
Special *D— Dem 200
McHENRY, 260.— Harrison.
Register Th— Ind 310
flMACON, 1,570.— Noxubee.
Beacon Sat— Dem 600
Democrat-Sun Sat— Dem 2,040
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UMAGNOLIA, 680.— Pike.
Gazette Semi- W— Dem 810
flMAYERSVILLE, 358.— Issaquena.
Spectator Sat— Dem 500
flMEADVILLE, 155.— Franklin.
Advocate Th— Dem 600
flMERIDIAN, 13,160.— Lauderdale.
Am. Ginner Mo— Tr 400
Herald (ad. P. 369) §D— Dem 2,670
Herald (ad. P. 369) Th— Dem 3,180
News §D— Dem 1,360
News Th— Dem 2,000
So. Poultry & Stockman's Guide
Mo— Pity 700
Star *D— Dem 300
Star Th— Dem 800
Times JD— Dem 200
flMONTICELLO, 320.— Lawrence.
Press Th— Ind 530
JNATCHEZ, 10,520,-Adams.
Brotherhood (Col.) Sat— Ind 1,200
Bulletin *D— Ind 910
Democrat §D— Dem 1,140
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,000
KNEW ALBANY, 560.— Union.
Gazette *D— Dem 250
Gazette Th— Dem 980
NEWTON, 505.— Newton.
Baptist Th— Bap 900
Citizen Wed— Dem 460
OAKLAND, .— Yalabusha.
Observer Sat— Dem 320
OCEAN SPRINGS, 1,160.— Jackson.
Progress Sat— Dem 350
flOKOLONA, 2,150.— Chickasaw.
Echo (Col.) Fri— Ind 300
Messenger Wed— Pop 1,640
Sun Th— Dem 750
fiOXFORD, 1,600.— La Fayette.
Eagle Th— Dem 620
Enterprise (Col.) Mo— Rep 300
Globe Th— Dem 800
News Wed— Dem 280
University Mazagine Mo — Coll 330
PASS CHRISTIAN, 1,730.— Harrison.
Coast Beacon Sat— Dem 800
flPAULDING, 220.— Jasper.
Review Wed— Ind 770
^PHILADELPHIA, 110.— Neshoba.
Democrat Th— Dem 760
JIPITTSBORO, 330.— Calhoun.
Democrat-Banner Th— Dem 680
flPONTOTOC, 530.— Pontotoc.
People's Banner Fri— Pop 500
Sentinel Th— Dem 400
flPOPLARVILLE, 260.— Pearl River.
Free Press Th— Dem 500
UPORT GIBSON, 1,540.— Claiborne.
Reveille Th— Dem 620
Vidette . ...Mo— Ind 500
MISSISSIPPI.
PURVIS, 200.— Marion.
Record Sat — Dem
QUITMAN, 400.— Marion.
Herald Th— Dem
fiRALEIGH, 210.— Smith.
Reformer Th — Dem
^RAYMOND, 856.— Hinds.
Gazette Fri — Dem
URIPLEY, 990.— Tippah.
Southern Sentinel Th — Dem
Standard Semi- W — Dem
ROBINSONVILLE, 75.— Tunica.
Brotherhood (Col.) Fri
ROLLING FORK, 250.-Sharkey.
Pilot Sat— Dem
tIROSEDALE, 408.— Bolivar.
Democrat Sat — Dem
USARDIS, 1,055.— Panola.
Southern Reporter Fri — Dem
SCOOBA, 520.— Kemper.
Herald Th— Dem
fiSCRANTON, 1,400.— Jackson.
Chronicle Sat — Ind
Democrat-Star Fri — Dem
USENATOBIA, 1,085.— Tate.
Baptist Herald (Col.) Fri— Bap
Democrat Fri — Dem
SHAW, 202.— Bolivar.
Leader Fri — Dem
SHELBY, 255.— Bolivar.
Progress (Col.) Th— Ind
SHUBUTA, 610.— Clarke.
Messenger Sat — Dem
SHUQUALAK, 604.— Noxubee.
New Era Fri — Dem
liSTARKVILLE, 1,820.— Oktibbeha.
Banner Fri — Dem
Southtrn Farm Gazette Fri — Ag
Times Th— Dem
STEEN CREEK, .— Rankin.
Times Fri— Dem
SUMMIT, 1,620.— Pike.
Sentinel Th — Dem
TERRY, 530.— Hinds.
Headlight Fri— Dem
TUNICA, 200.— Tunica.
Democrat Sat — Dem
flTUPELO, 1,540.— Lee.
Citizen Sat — Rep
Journal Fri — Dem
UTICA, 370.— Hinds.
Herald Fri— Dem
flVAIDEN, 538.— Carroll.
Democrat Sat— Dem
300
515
600
625
940
600
300
518
700
640
510
1,200
420
1,100
500
2,100
275
1,200
350
500
400
600
300
520
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UVICKSBURG, 14,250.— Warren.
Baptist Herald Sat— Bap 700
Democrat Sit— Dem 1,020
Dispatch *D— Dem 800
Dispatch Fri— Dem 1,000
Golden Rule (Col.) Sat— Rep 700
Herald t§D— Dem 3,200
Herald Fri— Dem 3,000
Herald Sun— Dem 4,500
Light (Col.) Th— Rep 740
Post *D— Dem 2,600
Pythian Blade Sat— K. of P
Sunday Journal Sun— Ind 820
WALNUT GROVE, 170.-Leake.
Dawn of Light Sat— Dem 200
flWALTHALL, 124.— Webster.
Warden Fri— Dem 510
WATER VALLEY, 2,850.— Yalabusha.
Herald Sat— Dem 3,500
Progress Sat— Dem 1,200
Star Sat— Ind 1,200
flWAYNESBOROUGH, 465.— Wayne.
Beacon Sat— Dem 600
Times Fri— Dem 750
MISSISSIPPI.
WESSON, 3,250.— Copiah.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 300
Signal Th— Dem 870
Sunday School Worker Mo — S.S
HWEST POINT, 2,790.— Clay.
Leader Th— Dem 600
Press Th— Dem 540
fiWESTVILLE, 210.— Simpson.
News Th— Dem 500
flWILLIAMSBURG, 1,188-— Covington.
Republican Star Th— Rep 240
Watchman Journal Fri— Ind 300
1JWINONA, 1,690.— Montgomery.
Advocate (Col.) Semi-M— Rep 300
Times Fri— Dem 910
HWOODVILLE, 970.— Wilkinson.
Republican Sat— Dem 500
flYAZOO CITY, 3,430.— Yazoo.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,300
Sentinel Th— Dem 900
MISSOURI.
ADRIAN, 770.— Bates.
Journal Fri— Ind 672
flALBANY, 1,440.— Gentry.
Capitol Fri— Rep 650
Ledger Fri— Dem 1,640
ALEXANDRIA, 540.— Clark.
Old Homestead Th— Dem 320
ALTAMONT, 80.— Daviess.
Index Fri— Ind 420
flALTON, 405.— Oregon.
Democrat Fri— Dem 700
South Missourian Th— Dem 1,000
AMSTERDAM, 200.— Bates.
Border Breezes Fri— Ind 490
ANDERSON, 145.— McDonald.
Advocate (ad. P. 361) Fri— Ind 500
APPLETON CITY, 1,100.— St. Clair.
Herald Fri— Dem 785
Journal Th— Rep 960
ARCHIE, 310.— Cass.
News Fri— Ind 750
ARMSTRONG, 255.— Howard.
Herald Th— Dem 890
ARROW ROCK, 360.— Saline.
Statesman Fri — Dem 400
ASH GROVE, 1,630.— Greene.
Advance Wed— Ind 400
Commonwealth Th— Ind 500
.Th—
ASHLAND, 350.— Boone.
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ATLANTA, 500.— Macon.
News Fri
AURORA, 5,650.— Lawrence.
Advertiser Th —
Argus *D
Baptist Missionary Th-
News *D—
AUXVASSE, 510.— Callaway.
Optic Fri
Review Fri —
tIAVA, 225.— Douglas.
Farm Record Fri
Herald (ad. P. 370) Th
AVALON, 452.— Livingston.
Aurora Th
BAKERSFIELD, 160.— Ozark.
Informer-Boomerang Sat
Republican Sat-
BARNARD, 480.— Nodaway.
Rustler Th
BELGRADE, 100.— Washington.
Messenger Th
BELTON, 1,020.— Cass.
Herald Fri—
UBENTON, 216.— Scott.
Newsboy Sat —
Record Fri —
Dem
Ind
Dem
-Ind
Bap
Dem
Ind
Dem
Lab
Rep
—Ind
-Ind
Rep
-Ind
— Rel
Dem
Dem
Dem
690
300
1,200
310
1,520
360
300
550
890
900
400
360
650
800
310
630
550
960
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BERNIE, 500.— Harrison.
Independent Th— Ind 365
IfBETHANY, 1,194.— Harrison.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,680
Republican Wed— Rep 2,442
BETHEL, 260.— Shelby.
Sun Fri— Rep 280
UBEVIER, 925.— Macon.
Appeal Fri— Ind 1,050
BILLINGS, 470.— Christian.
Bee Th— Rep 510
Times Th— Ind-D 600
BIRCH TREE, 540.— Shannon.
Record Fri— Rep 360
BLACKBURN, 390.— Saline.
Record Fri— Ind 346
BLACKWATER, 200.— Cooper.
News Fri— Dem 270
BLAIRSTOWN, 307.-Henry.
Times Th— Ind 710
HBLOOMFIELD, 460.— Stoddard.
Cosmos Th— Rep 1,000
Enterprise Fri— Rep 590
Vindicator Fri— Dem 950
BLUE SPRINGS, 510.— Jackson.
News Fri— Dem 400
BLYTHEDALE, 410.— Harrison.
Gazette Fri— Ind 350
BOLCKOW, 415.— Andrew.
Lantern Fri— Ind 500
fiBOLIVAR, 2,100.— Polk.
Free Press Th— Rep 1,000
Herald Th— Dem 800
Nat. Baptist Flag Th— Bap 500
BONNE TERRE, 3,800.— St. Francois.
Democratic-Register Fri— Dem 980
Star Fri— Dem 760
tIBOONVILLE, 4,250,-Cooper.
Advertiser Fri— Dem 1,800
Central Missourier (Ger.). .. .Th— Rep 630
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,140
Republican Th— Rep 1,200
Western Christian Union... .Mo— Und 1,850
BOSWORTH, 299.— Carrol).
Sentinel Fri— Rep 750
fiBOWLING GREEN, 1,580.— Pike.
Post Wed— Dem 900
Times Th— Dem 2,480
BRADLEYVILLE, 100.— Taney.
Sentinel Th— Rep 525
BRASHEAR, 317.— Adair.
News Fri— Ind 580
BRAYMER, 410.— Caldwell.
Bee Fri— Ind 630
Comet Th— Ind 600
BRECKENRIDGE, 770.— Caldwell.
Bulletin Fri— Rep 615
MISSOURI.
BROOKFIELD, 4,596.— Linn.
Argus Sat — Dem
Budget Fri — Dem
Gazette Sat— Rep
BROWNING, 420.— Linn.
Leader-Record Sat — Dem
BRUNSWICK, 1,800.— Chariton.
. Brunswicker Sat — Dem
Republican Fri — Rep
BUCKLIN, 725.— Linn.
Herald Fri— Ind
BUCKNER, 210.— Jackson.
Star Fri— Dem
IfBUFFALO, 880.— Dallas.
Record Th— Dem
Reflex Th— Rep
BUNCETON, 518.— Cooper.
Eagle : Th— Dem
Tribune Fri— Rep
1,500
1,750
2,200
765
1,000
500
820
340
1,000
500
400
BURLINGTON JUNCTION, 1,250.—
Nodaway
Ledger Th— Ind 420
Post Sat— Rep 750
flBUTLER, 4,200.— Bates.
Democrat *D— Dem 400
Democrat Th— Dem 1,750
Free Press (ad. P. 361) Fri— Pop 1,200
Record Sat— Rep 800
Republican Fri— Rep 800
Times Th— Dem 2,200
CABOOL, 604.— Texas.
Democrat Th— Dem 500
News Th— Rep 900
CAINS VI LLE, 425.— Harrison.
News Th— Ind-D 690
CALHOUN, 810.— Henry.
Courier Fri— Ind 500
If CALIFORNIA, 1,790.— Moniteau.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
Dispatch Th— Dem 780
Herald Fri— Rep 1,000
Push Sat— Ind 500
CALLAO, 375.— Macon.
Herald Th— Ind 300
Journal Fri— Ind 672
CAMERON, 2,980.— Clinton.
Free Lance Sat— Dem 350
Observer *D— Rep 425
Observer Th— Rep 1,200
Republican Fri— Rep 400
Sun Fri— Dem 850
CANTON, 2,270.— Lewis.
News Th— Rep 750
Press Fri— Dem 1,000
CAPE GIRARDEAU, 4,632.— Cape Girardeau.
Democrat *D — Rep
Democrat Sat — Rep
Gazette Th— Dem
CARDWELL, 257.— Dunklin.
Sentinel Fri — Ind
CARL JUNCTION, 715.— Jasper.
Standard Fri — Ind
660
1,360
800
310
485
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flCARROLLTON, 3,800.— Carroll.
Democrat (ad. P. 360) *D— Dem 500
Democrat (ad. P. 360) Fri— Dem 1,800
(Record *D— Rep 300
I Republican-Record Th— Rep 1,700
CARTERVILLE, 1,850.— Jasper.
Journal (ad. P. 362) »D— Dem 500
Journal (ad. P. 362) Fri— Dem 1,100
Inter-State Miner Mo — Mining
flCARTHAGE, 8,220.— Jasper.
Democrat (ad. P. 360) §D— Dem 1,700
Democrat (ad. P. 360) Th— Dem 5,660
Labor's Tribune Th— Lab 1,550
Press *D— Rep 1,000
Press Th— Rep 2,500
Silver Review Fri— Sil-D 800
CARUTHERSVILLE, 330.— Pemiscot.
Democrat Fri— Dem 410
Press Fri— Dem 690
1ICASSVILLE, 610.— Barry.
Democrat (ad. P. 433) Sat -Dem 1,100
Republican Th— Rep ^1,350
CEDAR CITY, 260.— Callaway.
Chronicle Th— Dem 500
Reporter Th— Ind 300
CENTER, 165.— Rails.
Intelligencer Fri— Dem 1,000
CENTRALIA, 1,250.— Boone.
Courier Fri— Dem 1,050
Fireside Guard Fri — Dem 1,000
CENTREVIEW, 400.-Johnson.
Record Fri— Ind 400
IfCENTREVILLE, 158.-Reynolds.
Outlook Fri— Dem 520
Reformer Th— Dem 600
CHAMOIS, 770.— Osage.
Enterprise Th— Rep 750
fCHARLESTON, 1,440.— Mississippi.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 600
Enterprise *D— Dem 275
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,000
1CHILLICOTHE, 5,960.— Livingston.
Constitution *D— Dem 1,150
Constitution Semi- W— Dem 2,100
Crisis Th— Pop 950
Mail and Star *D— Dem 875
Mail and Star Th— Dem 2,200
Missouri World Wed— Pop 12,500
Republican Wed— Rep 500
Tribune *D— Rep 620
Tribune Th— Rep 1,820
CHULA, 158.— Livingston.
News Fri— Ind 240
CLARENCE, 1,084.— Shelby.
Courier Wed— Dem 1,030
Farmers' Advocate Fri — Rep 710
CLARKSBURG, 340.— Moniteau.
Crescent Th— Ind 650
Our Home Th— Ind 670
Review Fri— Ind 300
CLARKSDALE, 147.— De Kalb.
Journal Fri— Ind 500
MISSOURI.
CLARKSVILLE, 1,220.— Pike.
Banner Fri— Ind 750
Sentinel Fri— Dem 900
flCLAYTON, 410.— St. Louis.
Advocate Fri— Rep 1,137
Argus (ad. P. 360) Fri— Dem 2,500
Overseer Mo— A.O.U.W 15,000
Waechter (Ger.) Fri— Rep 2,450
Watchman Fri— Rep 4,000
CLEARMONT, 420.— Nodaway.
News Fri— Ind 345
UCLINTON, 4,800.— Henry.
Democrat *D— Dem 600
Democrat Th— Dem 2,650
Eye Sat— Dem 1,200
Republican Fri— Rep 2,000
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,200
CLYDE, 450.— Nodaway.
Times Sat— Dem 700
COFFEEBURG, 310.— Daviess.
Sun Th— Ind 275
COLE CAMP, 620.— Benton.
Courier Th— Rep 600
COLLINS, 940.— St. Clair.
Advance Th — Ind
fCOLUMBIA, 4,100.— Boone.
Christian Quarterly Qrtly— Rel 1,000
Herald .Fri— Dem ^3,150
Independent Semi-M— Coll 490
Jour, of Physical Culture
Mo— Ph. Cult 500
Statesman Fri— Dem 1,700
CONCORDIA, 730.— La Fayette.
Concordian Th— Rep 830
CONWAY, 210.— Laclede.
Record Th— Ind 525
CORDER, 1,150.— La Fayette.
Dispatch Th— Dem 525
COWGILL, 370.— Caldwell.
Chief Fri— Rep 475
CRAIG, 920.— Holt.
Democrat-Courier Sat — Dem 765
Leader Fri— Dem 1,170
CREIGHTON, 310.— Cass.
News Fri— Ind 400
CUBA, 520.— Crawford.
Telephone Sat— Ind 550
DARLINGTON, 245.— Gentry.
Record Th— Rep 640
DAWN, 380.— Livingston.
Clipper Fri— Ind 300
DEARBORN, 245.— Platte.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,600
DEEPWATER, 1,150.— Henry.
World Wed— Rep 600
DEKALB, 400.— Buchanan.
Tribune Fri— Ind 710
DENVER, 300.— Worth.
Tribune .. ...Th— Ind 310
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DESLOGE, 50.— St. Francois.
Search Light Fri— Ind 200
DE SOTO, 4,060.— Jefferson.
Facts Th— Rep 840
Press Sat— Dem 800
DE WITT, 670.— Carroll.
Farmer's Herald Fri— Ind 640
DEXTER, 1,025.— Stoddard.
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Messenger Th— Dem 640
DIXON, 412.— Pulaski.
Echo Sat— Dem 600
UDONIPHAN, 620.— Ripley.
Hustler Th— Ind 4TO
Prospect-News Th— Dem 900
DOWNING, 410.-Schuyler.
News Fri— Ind 700
DREXEL, 305.— Cass.
Star Fri— Ind 370
DURHAM, 175.— Lewis.
Sawyer Th— Dem 290
EAST PRAIRIE, 510.— Mississippi.
Banner Fri— Ind 340
EDGERTON, 482.— Platte.
Journal Fri— Ind 610
HEDINA, 1,490.— Knox.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Register Th— Dem 1,000
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,160
ELDON, 360.--Miller.
Advertiser Th— Dem 400
EL DORADO SPRINGS, 1,630.— Cedar.
Free Press Fri— Rep 800
News Fri— Rep 700
Sun Tu— Dem 815
ELMO, 403.— Nodaway.
Register Th— Ind 510
ELSBERRY, 395.— Lincoln.
Gazette Fri— Dem 300
News Fri— Dem 1,150
^EMINENCE, 930.— Shannon.
Current- Wave Th— Dem 500
ETHEL, 320.— Macon.
Courier Fri— Ind 300
EVERTON, 510.— Dade.
Journal Fri— Ind 800
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, 2,140.— Clay.
Christian Union Herald. .. .Th— Evan 2,600
Journal Sat— Dem 650
Standard Fri — Dem 820
FAIRFAX, 340.— Atchison.
Forum Fri— Ind 800
FAIR PLAY, 260.— Polk.
Advocate Fri— Rep 425
FARBER, 275.— Audrian.
Forum Fri— Dem 400
MISSOURI.
UFARMINGTON, 1,460.— St. Francois.
Herald Wed— Dem 810
News , Fri— Rep 600
Times Th— Dem 850
flFAYETTE, 2,590.— Howard.
Advertiser Fri— Dem 1,850
Central Collegian Mo— Ed 600
Democrat-Leader Th— Dem 2,200
Globe Th— Dem 800
FILLMORE, 260.— Andrew.
Lever Fri— Ind 240
FLAT RIVER, 100.— St. Francois.
Lever Fri— Ind 200
FORDLAND, 365.— Webster.
Times Sat— Ind 500
FOREST CITY, 428.— Holt.
Journal Fri— Ind 250
flFORSYTH, 360.— Taney.
Republican Th— Rep 510
FOSTER, 530.— Bates.
Beacon Fri— Ind 320
FRANKFORD, 680.— Pike.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 540
HFREDERICKTOWN, 1,294.— Madison.
Demccrat-Ncws Th— Dem 870
Merit Fri— Dem 410
flFULTON, 4,420.— Callaway.
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,624
Journal Th— Rep 700
(News : *D— Sil-D 400
"(Telegraph Semi- W— Dem 1,000
Sun *D— Dem 480
Sun Semi-W— Dem 1,900
UGAINESVILLE, 180.— Ozark.
News Th— Rep 400
UGALENA, 260.— Stone.
Oracle Th— Rep 360
Transcript Th— Dem 300
UGALLATIN, 1,520.— Daviess.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,800
North Missourian Th— Rep 1,100
GALT, 684.— Grundy.
Herald Th— Rep 500
GARDEN CITY, 27.— Cass.
Views Fri— Ind 636
GILLIAM, 460.— Saline.
Bee Sat— Ind '360
GILMAN CITY, 100.— Harrison.
Guide Fri— Ind 280
GLASGOW, 1,890.— Howard.
Echo Th-Rep 700
Missourian Th— Dem 970
GLENWOOD, 465.— Schuyler.
Phonograph Fri— Ind 400
GOLDEN CITY, 795.— Barton.
Free Press Th— Rep 640
Herald Th— Ind 750
GORIN, 98.— Scotland.
Argus Fri— Ind 600
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COWER, 330.— Clinton.
Epitomist Th— Ind 865
GRAHAM, 356.— Nodaway.
Post Sat— Rep 600
GRANBY, 1,400.— Newton.
Miner Sat— Ind 503
HGRANT CITY, 1,300.— Worth.
Star Th— Rep 1,025
Times Th— Dem 950
GREEN CITY, 324.— Sullivan.
Press Fri— Ind 515
flGREENFIELD, 1,540.— Dade.
Advocate Th— Dem 650
Democrat Fri— Dem 400
Vedette Th— Rep 1,200
GREEN RIDGE, 305.— Pettis.
Local News (ad. P. 329) . . . . Fri— Dem 1,000
UGREENVILLE, 260.— Wayne.
Journal Th— Dem 500
Sun Th— Rep 680
HALE, 540.— Carroll.
Hustler Th— Ind 750
Leader Fri— Dem 500
HAMILTON, 1,870.— Caldwell.
Farmer's Advocate Wed— Pop 2,900
Hamiltonian Fri— Rep 660
HANNIBAL, 13,240.— Marion.
Courier- Post *D— Rep 2,150
Courier-Post Fri— Rep 820
Journal §D— Dem 960
Journal Sat— Dem 1,400
HARDIN, 710.— Ray.
News of Hardin Fri— Dem 850
HARRIS, 406.— Sullivan.
Journal Fri— Ind 407
HHARRISONVILLE, 1,675.— Cass.
Democrat *D— Dem 500
Democrat Th— Dem 2,230
Leader Fri— Dem 700
News Fri— Rep 900
People's Record Fri — Pop 630
HARTSBURG, 160.— Boone.
Truth Th— Ind 200
flHARTVILLE, 458.— Wright.
Democrat Fri — Dem 450
Progress (ad. P. 428) Fri— Rep 500
HAYTI, 300.— Pemiscot.
Argus Fri— Dem 725
HERMANN, 1,430.— Gasconade.
Advertiser-Courier Wed— Rep 900
Rep. Banner Th— Rep 620
Volksblatt (Gcr.) Fri— Rep 1,200
UHERMITAGE, 280.— Hickory.
Democrat Th— Dem 700
Index-Gazette Th— Rep 640
HIGBEE, 1,320.— Randolph.
News Sat— Dem 730
HIGGINSVILLE, 2,500.— Lafayette.
Advance Fri— Rep 1,000
Jeffersonian Fri— Dem 800
MISSOURI.
HIGGINSVILLE— Continued.
Leader (ad. P. 361) Sat— Dem 1,800
Progressive Bee Keeper
Mo— Bee Keeping 2,448
Thalbote (Ger.) Fri— Rep 1,450
UHILLSBORO, 252.— Jefferson.
Democrat (ad. P. 433) Th— Dem 1,500
Mirror Th— Rep 1,100
Republican (ad. P. 326) Th— Rep 1,400
HOLDEN, 3,000.— Johnson.
Enterprise Th— Dem 960
Globe (ad. P. 362) Th— Rep 1,000
HOLT, 320.— Clay.
Rustler Fri— Ind 340
HOPKINS, 860.— Nodaway.
Journal Th— Ind 700
^HOUSTON, 510.— Texas.
Herald Th— Dem 1,100
Star Th— Dem 800
HOUSTONIA, 275.— Pettis.
Spectator Th— Dem 500
HUMANSVILLE, 810.— Polk.
Star-Leader Th— Ind 610
HUME, 510.— Bates.
Border Telephone Sat — Ind 1,450
HUNNEWELL, 426.— Shelby.
Graphic Fri— Dem 400
HHUNTSVILLE, 1,880.— Randolph.
Democrat Fri— Sil-D 500
Herald (ad. P. 360) Fri— Dem 1,200
IBERIA, 200.— Miller.
Headlight Fri— Ind 300
fllNDEPENDENCE, 6,485.— Jackson.
Examiner Sat— Ind-D 1,585
Progress *D— Dem 450
Progress Sat— Dem 1,000
Sentinel *D— Dem 980
Sentinel Sat— Dem 2,000
Zicn's Ensign.. Th— Latter Day Saints 4,000
filRONTON, 975.— Iron.
Reg'sttr Th— Dem 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 400
flJACKSON, 960.— Cape Girardeau.
Deut cher Vo k fr.und (Ger.).Th— Rep 800
Herald (ad. P. 360) Th— Rep 750
Misouri Cash Book Th— Dem 950
JAMESON, 430.— Daviess.
Journal Th— Ind 300
JAMESPORT, 784.— Daviess
Gazette Semi- W— Dem 740
Natural Gas Th— Ind 300
JASPER, 410.— Jasper.
News Th— Ind 470
UJEFFERSON CITY, 6,940.— Cole.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200-
Post (Ger.) Fri— Rep 1,250
Press ?D— Dem 300
Press Th— Dem 650
School Journal Mo— Ed 3,140
State Tribune *D— Dem 610
State Tribune Th— Dem 960
Tribune (ad. P. 362) §D— Dem 800
Tribune (ad. P. 362) Wed— Dem 3,100
Volksfreund (Ger.) Wed— Ind-D 87ft
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JERICO, 470.— Cedar.
Optic
.Fri— Dem 400
JONESBURG, 440.— Montgomery.
Journal Th— Dem 510
JOPLIN, 10,240.— Jasper.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 600
Globe §D— Sil-D 900
Globe Mon— Sil-D 1,000
Herald J§D— Dem 1,480
Herald Sun— Dem 2,270
("News *D— Rep 1,520
(Mining News Fri — Rep 500
UKAHOKA, 1,530.— Clark.
Courier Fri— Rep 960
Gazette-Herald Fri— Dem 1,850
Review Wed— Rep 1,200
KANSAS CITY, 141,500.— Jackson.
Architect & Builder Mo — Arch 2,460
Cadenza Bi-M— Music 2,530
Church Life Mo— Meth-Prot 1,950
Drovers' Telegram *D— Live-Stk 27,800
Field Worker. Mo— Modern Woodman 4,000
Grocers' Jour, of Com..Semi-M — Com 2,800
Haymaker Fri— Com 3,100
Horse Show Monthly
Mo— Soc & Horses 5,000
Humanity Mo 1,000
Plustrated World Mo— Ind 12,500
Implement Tr. Journal. .Semi-M—Ag 5,200
Independent Sat — Ind
Journal tD— Rep $42,700
Journal Sun— Rep 42,000
Journal & Agriculturist Th— Ag j77,000
Live Stock Indicator Th— Ag 1,500
Mail *D— Ind-R 7,500
Mail Tu— Ind-R 30,000
Medical Arena Mo— Med 2,0!0
Medical Index Mo— Med 3,000
Medical Record Mo— Med 2,500
Midland Mechanic Sat— Lab 4,640
Missouri & Arkansas Farmer. Mo — Ag
"Missouri & Kan. Farmer Mo— Ag 12,000
Missouri Staats Zeitung (Ger.)
Fri— Ind 2,650
Missouri Valley Farmer Fri— Ag 7,000
Observer (Col.) Sat— Ind 3,000
Orient Mo — Mas 1,020
Packer Sat— Produce 25,000
Pointers Mo— Jour 960
Poultry Cu'ture Mo — Pity 2,640
Poultry, Fruit & Garden
Mo— Pity & Ag 1,000
Presse (Ger.) *D— Rep 4,600
Presse (G-r.) Semi- W— Rep 6,000
Register Review Th— Chris 5,260
Star *D— Ind 89,600
Star Wed— Ind 125,000
•Star Sun— Ind 89,000
Sydvestern (Swed.) Fri— Rep 5,000
Times tD— Dem 35,000
Times Semi-W— Dem 38,120
Times Sun— Dem 35,000
Unity Mo— Ch. Science 4,240
Western Coll. Magazine Mo— Ed 800
Western Dental Journal. ..Mo— Dental 1,000
Western Sportsman Mo— Sport 2,000
Woman's Missionary Record
Mo— Meth-Prot 1 610
Word and Way Th— Und 7,500
World *D— Ind 25,466
World Sun— Ind 30,000
"KEARNEY, 595.— Clay.
Clipper Sat— Ind 400
MISSOURI.
fiKENNETT, 310.— Dunklin.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,250
UKEYTESVILLE, 840.— chariton.
Courier • Th— Dem 1,700
Signal Th— Dem 1,650
KIDDER, 336.— Caldwell.
Optic Th— Rep 500
KING CITY, 1,550.— Gentry.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 750
Democrat Fri— Ind-D 600
fiKINGSTON, 762.— Caldwell.
Mercury Fri— Ind-R 500
Times Fri— Rep 725
UKIRKSVILLE, 4,650.— Adair.
Advocate Th— Pop 620
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,200
Graphic Fri— Rep 2,100
Journal Th— Rep 1,350
Jour, of Osteopathy Mo— Osteo 12,000
Sat. Mail Sat— Ind 1,950
KNOB NOSTER, 870.— Johnson.
Gem Fri— Ind 620
KNOX CITY, 288.— Knox.
Bee Th— Ind 490
LA BELLE, 720.— Lewis.
Star Fri— Dem 650
LACLEDE, 695.— Linn.
Blade Sat— Rep 825
LADDONIA, 560.— Audrian.
Herald Th— Ind 470
LA GRANGE, 1,270.— Lewis.
Indicator Th— Dem 1,425
ULAMAR, 3,000.— Barton.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,800
j Leader *D— Ind 480
I Industrial Leader Fri— Ind 1,200
Republican Th— Rep 1,585
LA MONTE, 650.— Pettis.
Record Fri— Dem 810
^LANCASTER, 820.— Schuyler.
Excelsior Fri— Dem 1,075
Republican (ad. P. 359) Fri— Rep 800
LA PLATA, 1,249.— Macon.
Home Press Th— Dem 1,008
Republican Fri— Rep 750
LAREDO, 255.— Grundy.
Tribune Fri— Ind 510
LATHROP, 1,520.— Clinton.
Herald Th— Dem 550
Monitor Th— Rep 600
LAWSON, 660.— Ray.
Journal Th— Dem 475
Leader Th— Dem 700
fiLEBANON, 2,300.— Laclede.
Republican Fri— Rep 1,000
Rustic Th— Dem 1,800
Sentinel Fri— Pop 925
LEE'S SUMMIT, 1,380.— Jackson.
Journal Sat— Ind 700
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LEETON, .—Johnson.
Times Fri— Ind
LEWISTOWN, 750.— Lewis.
Leader Th— Dem
TILEXINGTON, 4,650.— La Fayette.
Intelligencer Sat — Dem
News Th— Dem
XIBERAL, 420.— Barton.
Enterprise Th— Ind-D
Independent Th — Dem
ULIBERTY, 2,596.— Clay.
Advance Fri— Dem
Herald Fri— Dem
Tribune Fri— Dem
KICKING, 620.-Texas.
News Fri— Ind
LINCOLN, 410.— Benton.
Plain Dealer Wed— Ind
ULINN, 310.-0sage.
Republican Th— Rep
Unterrified Democrat Th— Dem
ULINN CREEK, 306.— Camden.
Democrat Th— Dem
Journal Th— Ind-R
Reveille Th— Rep
ULINNEUS, 860.-Linn.
Bulletin Wed— Dem
News Th— Rep
XOCK SPRINGS, 212.— Daviess.
Herald Sat— Ind
XOCKWOOD, 640.— Dade.
Times Fri— Rep
XOUISIANA, 5,240.— Pike.
Herald Sat— Dem
News Th— Rep
Press «D— Dem
Press Th— Dem
T'mes Fri— Dem
XOWRY CITY, 400.-St. Clair.
Independent Fri — Ind
People's Voice Fri— Ind
XUCERNE, 310.-Putnam.
Standard Fri— Rep
XUDLOW, 110.— Livingston.
Journal Sat— Dem
XUTESVILLE, 240.— Bellinger.
Banner , Th— Rep
:McFALL, 605.— Gentry.
Mirror Fri— Ind
UMACON, 3,400.— Macon.
Citizen (ad. P. 429.) Fri— Rep
Democrat Fri— Dem
Record Mo— Pity
Republican Fri — Rep
Times Fri— Dem
:MADISON, 495.— Monroe.
Times Th— Dem
TtfAITLAND, 488.— Holt.
Herald Th— Ind
Newspaper Th— Ind
409
225
1,785
1,520
480
350
1,500
2,000
1,824
490
1,000
510
530
580
460
1,300
1,425
1,100
450
600
710
^1,106
300
1,500
780
350
590
650
710
580
.52,345
2,290
3,100
3,000
520
600
300
MISSOURI.
MALDEN, 1,650.— Dunklin.
News Sat— Dem 1,280
MALTA BEND, 460.— Saline.
Democrat Fri— Dem 300
Qui Vive Fri— Dem 570
MANSFIELD, 500.— Wright.
Mail Fri— Ind 540
MAPLEWOOD, 300.— St. Louis.
St. Louis and Her Suburbs. .Mo— Ind 2,050
UMARBLE HILL, 265.— Bollinger.
Press (ad. P. 360) Th— Dem 800
Times Fri— Dem 710
MARCELINE, 2,030.— Linn.
Journal Sat— Ind 928
Messenger of Peace Semi-M — Bap 2,050
Mirror Fri— Dem 1,000
MARIONVILLE, 1,170.— Lawrence.
Free Press Th— Rep 640
IfMARSHALL, 4,620.— Saline.
Citizen Semi- W— Dem 900
Democrat-News *D— Dem 500
Democrat-News Sat— Dem 2,700
Irrepressible Conflict Semi-M— Pro 1,100
Progress *D— Dem 300
Progress Fri— Dem 1,536
Republican Fri— Rep 1,500
flMARSHFIELD, 1,020.— Webster.
Chronicle Th— Dem 760
Mail (ad. P. 329) Th— Rep 960
MARTHASVILLE, 256.— Warren.
Record Fri— Ind 270
MARTINSBURG, 278.— Audrian.
Success Th— Ind 300
UMARYVILLE, 4,300.— Nodaway.
Democrat Th— Dem 2,100
Record *D— Ind 452
Republican (ad. P. 429) Th— Rep 2,400
Tribune *D— Rep 450
Tribune Th— Rep 3,318
flMAYSVILLE, 720.— De Kalb.
Democrat Th— Dem 948
Herald Th— Dem 850
Republican-Pilot (ad. P. 429) Th— Rep 1,000
flMEADVILLE, 690.— Linn.
Messenger Sat— Ind 470
Missing Link Sat— Dem 300
^MEMPHIS, 2,100.— Scotland.
Chron-'cle *D— Ind
Democrat Th— Dem 1,020
Dem. Standard Th— Dem
Reveille Th— Rep 1,220
MENDON, 170.— Chariton.
Citizen Th— Dem 625
MERWIN, .—Bates.
Mirror Th— Ind 710
ffMEXICO, 5,120.— Audrian.
Intelligencer *D— Dem 640
Intelligencer Th— Dem 2,000
Leader ..' Th— Pro 500
Ledger »D— Dem 1,000
Ledger Th— Dem 3,000
Regular Baptist Semi-M— Bap 980
Tribune Th— Rep 920
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MIAMI, 1,120.— Saline.
News Fri— Dem 1,000
MIDDLETOWN, 390.— Montgomery.
Chips Th— Ind 490
flMILAN, 1,298.— Sullivan.
Republican Th— Rep 2,000
Standard Th— Dem 3,157
MOBERLY, 8,470.— Randolph.
Democrat *D— Dem 890
Democrat Semi- W— Dem 1,800
Headlight Th-Rep 1,200
Monitor *D— Dem 620
Monitor Th— Dem 1,200
MOKANE, 250.— Callaway.
Herald Sat— Ind 450
MONETT, 1,725.— Barry.
Eagle Fri— Rep 490
Leader Fri— Dem 725
MONROE CITY, 1,890.— Monroe.
Democrat Th— Dem 950
News Th— Dem 1,120
MONTGOMERY CITY, 2,276.— Montgomery.
Republican Fri— Rep 750
Standard Fri— Dem 1,070
1JMONTICELLO, 250.— Lewis.
Journal Fri— Dem 620
MONTROSE, 650.— Henry. ,
Democrat Th— Dem 390
MOUND CITY, 1,260.— Holt.
Teffersonian Th— Dem 1,060
News Fri— Rep 900
MOUNTAIN GROVE, 830.— Wright.
Journal . .". Fri— Ind 980
Mountain Advertiser Th — Ind
MOUNTAIN VIEW, 510.— Howell.
Standard Th— Dem
MOUNT MORIAH. 300.— Harrison.
Advance Fri— Ind 400
flMOUNT VERNON, 790.— Lawrence.
Chieftain Th— Dem 840
Fountain & Journal (ad. P. 361)
Th— Rep 1,900
Rec:rd Th— Rep 550
NELSON, -396.— Saline.
Time-Card Fri— Dem 310
flNEOSHO, 2,600.— Newton.
Miner and Mechanic Sat— Rep 900
Times Tr.— Dem 1,549
NEVADA, 7,540.— Vernon.
D'rector Th— Pop 1,080
Mail *D— Dem 1,046
Mail Fri— Dem 2,500
Post *D— Dem 1,290
Post Fri— Dem 2,010
Republican Fri— Rep 1,650
NEW CAMBRIA, 420.— Macon.
Independent Th— Ind 525
NEW FLORENCE, 490.— Montgomery.
Leader Fri— Dem 695
NEW FRANKLIN, 250.— Howard.
News Fri— Dem 595
MISSOURI.
NEW HAMPTON, .—Harrison.
Herald Th 650-
NEW HAVEN, 780.— Franklin.
Leader Fri— Rep 980
UNEW LONDON, 700.— Rails.
Record Fri— Dem 1,900-
Times Fri— Dem 1,350
UNEW MADRID, 1,210.— New Madrid.
Record Sat— Dem 640
Southeast Missourian Th— Dem 550'
NEWTONIA, 410.— Newton.
News Th— Ind 610-
NEWTOWN, 303.— Sullivan.
Chronicle Th— Ind 350
NOEL, 210.— McDonald.
Reporter Fri— Ind 250-
NORBORNE, 1,010.— Carroll.
Jeffersonian Fri — Dem 548
Leader Th— Rep 700'
NORWOOD, 228.— Wright.
South Missourian Th — Rep
OAK GROVE, 460.— Jackson.
Banner Sat— Ind 740-
ODESSA, 1,280.— Lafayette.
Democrat Fri— Dem 820
Ledger Sat— Free-S 810-
O'FALLON, 400.— St. Charles.
Hausfreund (Ger.) Th— Cath
OLEAN, 255.— Miller.
News .....Fri— Rep 500-
flOREGON, 945.— Holt.
Sentinel Fri— Rep 1,450-
ORONOGO, 720.— Jasper.
Eagle Fri— Rep 450-
Index Fri— Ind 400
ORRICK.-455.— Ray.
Star Sat— Dem 510-
Times Th— Dem 725
OSBORN, 390.— De Kalb.
Enterprise Th— Ind 290-
flOSCEOLA, 1,030.— St. Clair.
Democrat Th— Dem 750>
Republican Th— Rep 800-
OTTERVILLE, 450.— Cooper.
Mail '. Fri— Dem 600-
UOZARK, 510.— Christian.
Republican (ad. P. 359) Th— Rep 1,000
PACIFIC, 1,196.— Fanklin.
Transcript Fri— Rep 810-
fiPALMYRA, 2,530.— Marion.
Herald Th— Dem 700
Spectator Th— Dem 2,175-
UPARIS, 1,520.— Monroe.
Appeal Fri— Dem 2,300
Mercury Fri— Dem 2,400
PARKVILLE, 780.— Platte.
Gazette Th— Dem. 1,100-
PARNELL, 270.— Nodaway.
Sentinel . ...: Th— Ind-D 560>
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PATTONSBURG, 545.— Daviess.
Call ...: Fri— Ind 780
Star- Press Fri— Dem 650
PEIRCE CITY, 2,600.— Lawrence.
Democrat *D— Dem 390
Democrat Fri — Dem 970
Empire (ad. P. 3 9) *D— Rep 400
Empire (ad. P. 359) Th— Rep 975
PERRY, 320.— Rails.
Enterprise Th— Dem 1,175
1PERRYVILLE, 910.— Perry.
Republican Th— Rep 800
Sun Th— Dem 900
PIEDMONT, 850.— Wayne.
Banner Th— Dem 600
PILOT GROVE, 1,020.— Cooper.
Enterprise Th— Ind 600
Herald Fri— Dem 7tO
1PINEVILLE, 260.— McDonald.
Democrat (ad. P. 359) Fri— Dem 1,000
Hub Sat— Rep 680
fPLATTE CITY, 720.— Platte.
Argus Th— Dem 2,200
Landmark Fri— Dem 1,000
UPLATTSBURG, 1,630.— Clinton.
Democrat-Lever Fri— Dem 1,750
Leader Fri— Sil-D 1,600
PLEASANT HILL, 2,340.— Cass.
Gazette Fri— Dem 870
Local Fri— Sil-D 540
POLO, 430.— Caldwell.
Post Th— Ind-D 490
POMONA, 170.— HoweM.
Post Th— Ind 535
TfPOPLAR BLUFF, 2,300.— Butler.
Citizen (ad. P. 429) *D— Dem 500
Citizen (ad. P. 429) Th— Dem 1,000
Enterprise (ad. P. 359) Fri— Pop 600
Republican Th— Rep 800
PORTLAND, 210.— Callaway.
Times Fri— Ind 320
f POTOSI, 620.— Washington.
Independent Th— Dem 840
Journal Wed— Rep 670
1PRINCETON, 1,430.— Mercer.
People's Press ...Wed— Dem 1.128
Telegraph Wed— Rep 1,100
PURDIN, 2CO— Linn.
Champion : Th— Ind 350
PURDY, 380.— Barry.
News Sat— Ind 400
PUXICO, 220.-Stoddard.
Index Fri— Dem 450
•QUEEN CITY, 510.— Schuyler.
Leader Fri— Ind-D 650
Transcript Fri— Rep 700
•QUITMAN, 340.— Nodaway.
Reccrd Fri— Ind 470
P.AVANNA, 360.— Mercer.
Searchlight (ad. P. 358) Th— Ind 850 '
MISSOURI.
RAVENWOOD, 260.— Nodaway.
Gazette ....................... FT'.— Ind
REA, 270.— Andrew.
Times ......................... Sat— Ind
REPUBLIC, 386.— Greene.
Democrat ................... Tu— Dem
Monitor ...................... Th— Rep
REVERE, 200.— Clark.
Current ....................... Th— Ind
RHINELAND, 310.— Montgomery.
Sunbeam ..................... Fri — Ind
RICHARDS. 220.— Vernon.
Progress ..................... Fri— Ind
RICH HILL. 5,000.— Bates.
Critic ......................... Th— Ind
/Review ...................... *D— Dem
(Mining Review ............. Th— Dem
Tribune ....................... Th— Rep
Western Empire (ad.P.358) Fri— Dem
RICHLAND, 560,-^Pulaski.
Cyclone .................. ..... Th— Rep
^RICHMOND, 2,986.— Ray.
Conservator ................. Th— Dem
Democrat .................... Th— Dem
Missourian (ad. P. 428) ....Th— Dem
News ........................ *D— Dem
Republican ................... Fri— Rep
RIDGEWAY, 354.— Harrison.
Journal ..................... Th— Ind-R
ROCHEPORT, 915.— Boone.
Commercial ................. Fri — Dem
fiROCK PORT, S60.— Atchison. .
Journal ....................... Fri— Rep
Mail (ad. P. 359) ............ Fri— Dem
ROCKVILLE, 554.— Bates.
Refhx ......................... Th— Ind
tfROLLA, 1,620.— Phelps.
Herald ...................... Th— Dem
New Era ..................... Sat— Rep
Standard ...................... Fri— Ind
ROSENDALE, 295.— Andrew.
Signal (ad. P. 358) ........... Th— Ind
RUSSELLVILLE, llO.-Cole.
Rustler ....................... Fri— Ind
RUTLEDGE, 160.— Scotland.
Record ....................... Th— Ind
UST. CHARLES, 6,470.— St. Charles.
Banner-News ................ *D — Dem
Banner-News ................ Th— Dem
Cosmos ...................... Wed— Ind
Demokrat (Ger.) ............ Th— Dem
Monitor ...................... *D— Rep
Monitor ...................... Th— Rep
Republikaner (Ger.) ......... Fri— Rep
ST. JAMES, 470.— Phelps.
Journal ..................... ..Fri— Pop
UST. JOSEPH, 65,000.— Buchanan.
American Med. Jour ........ Mo — Med
Catholic Tribune ............ Sat— Cath
Gazette ....................... §D— Dem
Gazette ...................... Fri— Dem
Herald ....................... J§D— Rep
Herald ........................ Th-Rep
350
572
420
500
340
1,240
800
2,300
1,200
1/650
570
1,400
1,400
2,000
400
1,200
1,132
750
1,000
2,500
812
1,200
1,300
1,200
1,800
200
450
550
1,500
1,200
940
500
900
980
370
3,000
5,700
3,600
8,000
9,000
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fST. JOSEPH— Continued.
Herald Sun— Rep
Journal of Commerce Sat — Com
Medical Herald Mo— Med
Mirror (Col.) Sat— Rep
Modern Farmer & Busy Bee
Semi-M — Ag
News *D— Ind
News Fri— Ind
Radical TCol.) Th— Ind-R
Volksblatt (Ger.) *D— Ind
Volksblatt (Ger.) Wed— Ind
Western Fruit Grower Mo — Hort
Western Med. and Surgical Reporter
Mo — Med
ST. LOUIS, 472,000.
Abend Anzeiger (Ger.) *D— Ind
Anzeiger des Westerns (Ger.)
Wed— Ind
Mississippi Blaetter Sun — Rep
Abendschule (Ger.)
Bi-W— Household
Ad. Writer Mo— Advt'rs
Age of Steel Sat— Mech
Alienist & Neurologist ...Qrtly— Med
Altruist Mo — Com'unist
American Celt Sat— Irish
Am. Eagle (Col.) Sat— Ind
Am. Illus. Meth. Magazine
Mo— Meth
Am. Tour, of Dermatology .Mo — Med
Am. Jour, of Education Mo — Ed
Am. Jour, of Ophthalmology. Mo— Med
Am. Jour, of Surgery Mo — Med
Am. Law Review Bi-Mo — Leg
Am. Med. Journal Mo — Med
Am. School and College Journal
Mo— Ed
Am. Veteran Mo — G.A.R
Am. X-Ray Journal Mo — Med
Amerika (Ger.) JD— Dem
Amerika (Ger.) Wed— Dem
Amerika (Ger.) Sun — Dem
Arbeiter Zeitung (Ger.) Sat — Soc
Bible Student Qrtly— Rel
Bote der Neuen Kirche (Ger.)
Semi-M — Swedenb'n
Brauer Zeitung (Ger.) Sat — Lab
Building Trades Journal Mo — Tr
Bulletin of Commerce Sat — Com
Butchers' and Packers' Magazine
Mo — Com
Carondelet Progress Sat — Ind
Catholic Knights of America News
Mo— C.K.ofA
Central Baptist Th— Bap
Central Chris. Advocate
Wed— Meth-Ep
Central Law Journal Fri — Leg
Chaperone- Magazine Mo — Lit
Christian Advocate (ad. P. 357)
Wed— Meth
Christ'an Evangelist Th — Evan
Chronicle *D— Ind
Church News Mo — Ep
Church Progress and Cath World
(ad. P. 489) ..Sat— Cath
Clinical Reporter Mo — Med
Clinique Mo — Med
Colman's Rural World Th— Ag
Commercial Lawyer Mo — Leg
Commercial Traveler Mo — Com
Concordia Magazine Semi-M — Lit
Courier of Medicine Mo — Med
Critic Sat— Dem
Deutsch-Am. Jugend Freund (Ger.)
Mo — Juv
Drygoodsman & Gen'l Merchant
Sat— Tr
Dyers' News Letter Th— Rep
Electrical Worker Mo — Elec
8,000
3,800
6,000
1,800
3,700
20,000
4,200
1,300
4,000
11,000
1,050
28,000
29,000
75,000
45,884
3,100
5,250
1,500
10,000
3,100
1,400
2,800
15,000
23.000
2,200
11,600
3,400
1,500
2,200
8,800
31,000
12,000
75,000
1,200
1,000
3,500
10,000
41,000
920
10,000
25,000
5,000
92,000
25.500
30,000
52,649
2,400
32,000
1,000
3,000
31,000
4,000
6,000
4,800
20.000
18,500
5,000
2,800
2,700
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS— Continued.
Farm Machinery Tu— Com 10,000-
Ford's Chr. Repository Mo— Bap 9,000
Friedensbote (Ger.) Sun— Evan 26,000
Furniture News Mo— Tr 4,480-
Cast-Paul Bankers' Report. Mo— Finan 4,500-
Globe-Democrat JD— Rep 583,745
Globe-Democrat Th— Rep 5121,042
Globe-Democrat Sun— Rep 586,548
Grocer Th— Com 5,500-
Herold des Glaubens (Ger.).Wed— Cath 32,277
Hlas (Bohemian) Wed— Cath 5,850
Homeopathic News Mo — Med 5,000-
Hotel Reporter JD— Hotel 1,000
Humorist Th— Hum 5,000-
Illus. Home Journal Semi-M— Lit 12,500
Inland Mo— Rel 115,000
Inland Engineer Mo — Mech
International Evangel Mo— Rel 30,000
Inter-State Grocer Sat— Com 4,330*
ewish Voice Fri— Jewish 19,000
ournal *D— Ind-D 5,000-
ournal Sun— Ind-D 7,000-
ournal of Agriculture Th — Ag 35,500
ournal of Homoeopathy ...Mo — Med 3,200-
ournal of Materia Med Mo— Med 10,000
Kunkle's Musical Review. .Mo— Music 24,000-
Laryngoscope Mo — Med 11,000
Lumberman Mo — Com 4,900
Manufacturer Semi-M — Indus 5,000»
Masonic Constellation Mo — Mas 4,000
Medical & Surgical Jour. .. .Mo— Med 2,800
Medical Brief Mo— Med 32,500
Medical Era Mo— Med 9,800-
Medical Fortnightly Bi-W— Med 7,960-
Medical Mirror Mo— Med 11,000
Medical Review Sat— Med 9,700-
Meyer Brothers' Druggist. . .Mo — Com 4,600"
Midland Farmer (ad. P. 428)
Semi-M— Ag. & Stk 30,000
Mirror Th— Lit 31.000
Missionary Record Mo — Pres 15,000-
Missouri Freemason Sat — Mas 2.000-
Modern Miller Sat— Milling 6,300
National Baptist Teacher. .Qrtly— Bap
Natjonal Druggist Mo — Com 7,165-
National Live Stock Reporter
»D— Live Stk 5,000
News Th— Ind 2,000-
North, South & West Jour. .Sat— Ind 1,500
Observer Th— Cum. Pres 8,000-
Our Young Folks Wed— Chn 21,000
Pedal Sat— Bicv 4,000
Picket Guard Mo— G.A.R 1,100-
Post-Dispatch *D— Ind 587,204
Post-Dispatch Th— Ind 20,000-
Post-Dispatch Sun— Ind 5112,450
Pythian Voice Mo— K. of P 2,400
Ry. Telegrapher Mo— Tel 17,000-
Ry. Journal Mo— R.R
Reform (Ger.) *D— Ind 2,800
Reform (Ger.) Sat— Ind 3,900-
Republic JD— Dem 75,000-
Republic Semi-W— Dem 140,000
Republic Sun— Dem 86,000
Rolling Pin..... Mo— Hum 5,600-
Rural Home Sat 4,000
St. Louis & Canadian Photographer
Mo— Photo 2,000
Scholars' Quarterly Qrtly— Evan 72,000
School & Home Semi-M— Ed 50,000-
Shoe & Leather Gazette Th— Com 3,100
Sporting News Sat— Sport 62,000-
Star *D— Rep 75,247
Star Sun— Rep 65.319
Stoves & Hardware Reporter.Th— Com 7,090
Student Life Mo— Coll 500
Sunday Watchman Sun— Cath 7,000-
Theological Quarterly Qrtly— Luth 600-
Times Sat— Ind
t Morning and Sunday.
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS— Continued.
Trackmen's Advance Advocate
Mo— R.R 12,000
Trade Review Tu— Com 17,000
Tri-State Medical Jour Mo— Med 6,240
True American Sat— A. P. A 5,000
Truth Sat— Soc 3,300
Union Stock Yard Jour (ex. Sat. eve.)
*D— Live Stk
"Vanguard Semi-M— Ref 4,500
Volks Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Ind
Waterways Journal Sat — Marine 1,450
Western Ins. Review Mo— Ins 2,460
Western Watchman Sun— Cath 8,500
Westliche Post (Ger.) t*D— Rep 31,000
Westliche Post (Ger.)... Semi- W— Rep 33,000
Westliche Post (Ger.) Sun— Rep 20,000
Winner Mo— Lit 500
Woman's Farm Journal Mo — Fam 59,800
Woman's Home Monthly... Mo — Fam 5,000
Word and Works
Mo— Science & Fam 32,000
Youth's Quarterly Qrtly— S.S 49,000
ST. GENEVIEVE, 1,590.— St. Genevieve.
Fair Play Sat— Dem 640
Herald (Ens. & Ger.) Sat— Ind 760
News (ad. P. 363) Fri— Dem 650
flSALEM, 1,320,— Dent.
Democratic Bulletin (ad. P. 428)
Th— Dem 750
Monitor Th— Dem 840
Republican Headlight.. .Semi-W— Rep 725
SALISBURY, 1,710.— Chariton.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,220
Press-Spectator Fri— Dem jl,700
SANTA FE, 130.— Monroe.
Advertiser Th— Ind 250
SARCOXIE, 1,200.— Jasper.
Sittings Fri— Dem 690
Tribune Th— Rep 600
USAVANNAH, 1,360.— Andrew.
Democrat (ad. P. 358) Fri— Dem 1,200
Herald Sat— Dem 700
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,430
Republican Fri— Rep 1,600
SCHELL CITY, 860.— Vernon.
News Th— Dem 780
USEDALIA, 19,600.— Pettis.
Bazoo Tu— Ind-D 2,200
Capital (ad. P. 358) §D— Rep 2,000
Capital (ad. P. 358) Th— Rep 3,000
Christian Mo— Rel 1,610
Democrat *D (ex. Sat.)— Dem 1,950
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,800
Democrat Sun— Dem 2,200
Journal (Ger.) Wed— Rep 1,760
Rosa Pearle's Paper Sat — Soc
Sentinel (ad. P. 428) *D— Dem 2,430
Sentinel (ad. P. 428) Th— Dem 3,200
Times (Col.) Semi-W— Rep 1,000
SENECA, 1,120.— Newton.
Dispatch Fri— Ind 1,080
SEYMOUR, 405.— Webster.
Herald Fri— Dem 630
Sentinel Fri— Ind 450
SHEFFIELD, 400.— Jackson.
Free Press Fri— Dem 320
SHELBINA, 1,755.— Shelby.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,390
Torchlight Fri— Dem 2,000
MISSOURI.
fiSHELBYVILLE, 510. -Shelby.
Guard Tu— Dem 1,520
Herald Wed— Dem 2,016-
SHELDON, 406.— Vernon.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 815-
SHERIDAN, 350.— Worth.
Advance Fri— Ind 30O
SIKESTON, 650.— Scott.
Budget Sat— Dem 400
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,050
SILEX, 155.— Lincoln.
Index Th— Dem 700
SKIDMORE, 300.— Nodaway.
Standard Fri— Ind 415
SLATER, 2,600.— Saline.
Index Th— Dem 700'
Rustler Fri— Dem 915
SMITHTON, 400.— Pettis.
Sunbeam Fri— Ind 600
SMITHVILLE, 386.— Clay.
Star Th— Ind 300
Times-Herald Fri— Dem 600
SOUTH ST. JOSEPH, 1,500.— McDonald.
Sentinel Th— Ind 600
Stock Yards Journal *D — Dem
SOUTH WEST CITY, 715.— McDonald.
Enterprise-Herald Fri— Rep 740
Leader Sat— Dem 600
SPICKARD, 498.— Grundy.
Gazette Th— Rep 600
fiSPRINGFIELD, 34,350.— Greene.
Am. Mathematical Mo Mo — Math 400
Drury Mirror Semi-M— Coll 430
Express Fri — Dem 1,400
Leader-Democrat (ad. P. 357). *D— Dem 6,600
Leader-Democrat (ad. P. 357). Fri— Dem 4,500
Mail Th— Free-S 1,000
Press (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,160
Republican §D— Rep 4,000
Republican Th— Rep 2,500
Southwest Semi-M— Ag 2,640
Triple-Link Semi-M— I.O.O.F 2,500
STANBERRY, 3,130.— Gentry.
Headlight Wed— Dem 900
Herald Wed— Rep 1,220
Sabbath Advocate Tu— Rel 1,460
fiSTEELVILLE, 596.— Crawford.
Democrat Tu— Dem 618
Mirror Th— Rep 1,480
STEWARTS VI LLE, 575.— De Kalb.
Democrat Fri— Dem 300
Investigator Fri — Dem 500
flSTOCKTON, 520.— Cedar.
Journal Th— Dem 1,250
Republican (ad. P. 357) Th— Rep 1,000
STOTTS CITY, 100.— Lawrence.
Index Th— Free-S 500
Sunbeam Fri— Ind 300
STOUTSVILLE, 256.— Monroe.
Banner Th— Dem 700
STURGEON, 720.— Boone.
Leader Fri— Dem 1,270
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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MISSOURI.
SULLIVAN, 320.— Franklin.
Sentinel Fri— Ind 500
SUMMERVILLE, 175.— Texas.
Leader Th— Ind 300
SUMNER, 290.— Chariton.
Star Sat— Rep '400
Times Fri— Ind 320
SWEET SPRINGS, 2,100.— Saline.
Herald Fri— Dem 850
TANEYVILLE, .— Taney.
Star Th— Sil-D 300
TARKIO, 1,162.— Atchison.
Avalanche Fri— Rep 1,200
Independent Fn— Dem 1,020
World Fri— Dem 820
THAYER, 1,240.— Oregon.
Tribune Fri— Dem 590
TINA, 305.— Carroll.
Herald Fri-Rep 730
TIPTON, 1,260.— Moniteau.
Mail Sat— Ind 680
Times-Gazette Th— Ind 1,285
UTRENTON, 5,400.— Grundy.
Country Editor Mo— Jour
Republican *D— Rep ^520
Republican Th— Rep 51,843
Times »D-Dem 340
Times Th— Dem 1,300
Tribune §D-Rep 6JO
Tribune Th-Rep 2,000
TRIMBLE, 100.— Clinton.
Tribune Fri— Ind 400
fTROY, 1,360.— Lincoln.
Free Press Fri— Dem 1,6:0
TRUXTON, 250.— Lincoln.
Republican Fri— Rep 410
flTUSCUMBIA, 244.— Miller.
Autogram Th— Rep 810
Record Fri— Dem 525
Western Preacher Mo — Apostolic 810
flUNION, 630.— Franklin.
Tribune (ad. P. 434) Fri— Rep 1,100
UNION STAR, 510.— De Kalb.
Comet Fri— Ind 510
Herald Fri— Ind 300
HUNIONVILLE, 1,140.— Putnam.
Journal Semi- W— Dem 1,210
Pantograph Semi-W— Rep 700
Republican Wed— Rep ^2,900
URICH, 500.— Henry.
Herald Th— Ind 510
UTICA, 620.— Livingston.
Herald Fri— Ind 550
flVAN BUREN, 292.— Carter.
Current Local Th— Dem 280
VANDALIA, 1,020.— Audrian.
Leader Th— Dem 1,450
Mail and Express Th— Dem 900
MISSOURI.
VERONA, 510.— Lawrence.
Advocate Fri— Rep 590
^VERSAILLES, 1,250.— Morgan.
Leader Th— Dem 740
Statesman Th— Rep 696
flVIENNA, 344.— Maries.
Gazette Fri— Dem 540
Times Th— Dem 300
WALKER, 600.— Vernon.
Herald Sat— Dem 530
WALNUT GROVE, 600.— Greene.
Eagle Fri— Ind 400
flWARRENSBURG, 4,735.— Johnson.
Eagle (ad. P. 357) Th— Rep 1,000
Journal-Democrat Fri — Dem 2,000
Standard-Herald Fri— Rep 1,800
Star *D— Dem 500
Star Fri— Dem 2,200
flWARRENTON, 675.— Warren.
Banner Fri— Rep 1,200
College Star Mo— Coll 900
Deutsch-Amerikanische (Ger.)
Bi-M— Rel 1,060
Herald Tu— Rep 700
Volksfreund (Ger.) Fri— Rep 1,180
H WARSAW, 720.— Benton.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,000
Poultry Topics Mo— Pity 5,498
Times (ad. P. 357) Th— Rep 1,200
Tribune Fri— Free-S 900
WASHINGTON, 2,960.— Franklin.
Journal Fri— Dem 900
Observer Fri— Dem 1,140
Post (Ger.) Th— Rep 850
WAVERLY, 840.— Lafayette.
Times Th— Dem 320
flWAYNESVILLE, 152.— Pulaski.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,000
WEBB CITY, 5,250,-Jasper.
Register *D— Dem 800
Sent:ne'. *D— Dam 800
Sentinel Th— Dem 600
Topic *D — Rep
WEBSTER GROVES, 2,050.— St. Louis.
Times Sat— Ind 700
WELLINGTON, 450.— Lafayette.
Qui Vive Sat— Dem 400
WELLSVILLE, 1,150.— Montgomery.
Optic News Fri— Rep 780
Wide-Awake Fri— Dem 630
WENTWORTH, 420.— Newton.
Mining Journal Th— Ind 500
WENTZVILLE, 460.— St. Charles.
Union Fri — Ind 520
WESTBORO, 220.— Atchison.
Wave Sat— Dem 550
WAVE, 1,145.— Platte.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 1,450
flWEST PLAINS, 2,120.— Howell.
Gazette *D— Dem 460
Gazette Th— Dem 1,040
Journal *D— Rep 500
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UWEST PLAINS— Continued.
Journal Th— Rep
News Fri — Rep
Quill Sat— Pop
WESTPORT, 900.— Jackson.
Sentinel-Examiner Sat — Dem
WHEELING, 520.— Livingston.
Eureka Th — Ind
WILLOW SPRINGS, 1,542.— Howell.
Index Sat — Dem
Repub' ican Fri — Rep
1,100
540
800
1,28
300
820
600
MISSOURI.
\VINDSOR, 1,490.— Henry.
Republican Fri — Rep
Review Th — Dem
Times-Democrat Fri — Dem
WINONA, 600.— Shannon.
Democrat Fri— Dem
WINSTON, 485.— Daviess.
Star Th— Ind
WYACONDA, 1,030.— Clark.
News .. ...Wed— Ind
700
1,200
800
420
510
640
MONTANA.
ANACONDA, 16,000.-Deer Lodge.
Recorder-Northwest Th— Rep 1,500
Standard JD— Ind 10,000
Standard Sun— Ind 12,000
BELT, 380.— Cascade.
Times Th— Ind 600
BIG TIMBER, 1,000.— Sweet Grass.
Express Sat— Dem 650
Leader Sat— Dem 580
Pioneer Th— Ind 800
UBILLINGS, 2,600.— Yellowstone.
Gazette Semi- W— Rep 950
Times Th— Dem 640
fiBOULDER, 1,050.— Jefferson.
Age Wed— Rep 560
Sentinel Th— Ind-D 740
UBOZEMAN, 2,180.— Gallatin.
Chronicle Th— Dem 1,000
Courier Sat— Rep 950
fiBUTTE CITY, 40,000.— Silver Bow.
Inter-Mountain *D— Rep 4,000
Inter-Mountain Semi-W — Rep 3,000
Miner tD— Dem 6,321
Miner ' Th— Dem 1,500
Montana Catholic Sat — Cath
Montana Journal (Ger.) Semi-W
Reveille Mon— Ind 1,300
•Rocky M't'n Celt Wed— Irish
Times Sat— Ind 1,200
Tribune-Review Sat— Rep 1,650
Western Mining World Sat— Min 3,300
CHINOOK, 310.-Choteau.
Opinion Th— Rep 800
HCHOTEAU, 420.— Choteau.
Chronicle Fri— Sil-D 370
Montanian Fri — Rep 440
DEER LODGE, 1,570.
Churchman Mo — Epis 730
Silver State Wed— Dem 900
HDILLON, 1,040.— Beaver Head.
Examiner Wed— D^m 690
Tribune (ad. P. 357) Fri— Rep 1,025
DUPUYER, 300.— Teton.
Arcantha Th— Rep 350
EAST HELENA, 800.— Lewis & Clarke.
Record Fri— Ind 390
FORSYTH, 320.-Custer.
Times Th— Ind 500
fiFORT BENTON, 2,300.— Choteau.
River Press *D— Rep '600
River Press Wed— Rep 1,700
GARNET, 500.— Granite.
Mining News Th— Ind 470
GEBO, 300.— Carbon.
Sentinel Fri— Dem 430
GLASGOW, 520. -Glasgow.
Gazette Sat— Rep 600
Review Fri— Dem 500
UGLENDIVE, 1,240.— Dawson.
Independent Sat— Rep 800
Review Th— Ind 670
HGREAT FALLS, 4,200.— Cascade.
Herold (Ger.) Th— Ind 850
Leader tD— Rep 1,330
Leader Th— Rep 1,480
News Th— Ind 1,100
Tribune §D— Dem j2,000
Tribune .Fri— Dem jl,450
HAMILTON, 1,000.— Ravalli.
News Wed— Dem 950
Times Sat— Ind 780
Republican ...Wed— Rep 630
HARLEM, 100.— Choteau.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 270
HAVRE, 350.— Choteau.
Eagle Fri— Dem 400
HHELENA, 14,350.— Lewis & Clarke.
A. O. U. W. Mo. Magazine
Mo— A.O.U.W
Christian Advocate Mo — Meth 1,100
Herald *D— Rep 3,500
Herald Th— Rep 4,000
Independent tD — Dem 6,400
Independent Semi-W— Dem 3,500
Independent Sun — Dem 6,800
Montana Stockman & Farmer Th — Ag 2,250
Montana Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 6500
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) Tri-W— Ind 820
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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MONTANA.
JACKSON, .—Beaver Head.
Breeze Fri— Rep 280
flKALISPELL, 1,300.— Flathead.
Hera'd-Journal Th— Dem 610
Inter- Lake Fri— Rep 670
flLEWISTOWN, 530.— Fergus.
Argu, Wed— Rep 1,084
Democrat Th— Dem 800
LIB BY, 200.— Flathead.
Montanian Sat— Rep 540
News Th— Rep 790
flLIVINGSTON, 2,900.— Park.
Enterprise . . Sat— Rep 1,030
Post Th— Rep 770
MARYSVILLE, 3,000.— Lewis & Clarke.
Mountaineer Th— Ind 650
flMILES CITY, 1,036.— Custer.
Journal *D— Rep 450
Tournal Sat— Rep 1,020
News Sat— Dem 670
Stock Growers' Journal (ad. P. 428)
Sat— Live Stk 2,000
flMISSOULA, 3,650.— Missoula.
Dtmocrat-Messenger JD — Dem 850
Democrat Th— Dem 980
Fruit Grower Mo— Hort. & Ag 2,000
Missoulian Fri— Rep 3,000
MONTANA.
NEIHART, 1,550.— Meagher.
Herald Sat— Sil-R 650
flPHILIPSBURG, 1,140.— Granite.
Citizens' Call Wed— Dem 690
Mail Th— Ind-R 850
PONY, 400.— Madison.
Sentinel Fri — Ind
RED LODGE, 630.— Carbon.
Picket Sat— Rep
SHERIDAN, 400.— Madison.
Chinook Fri — Ind
USTEVENSVILLE, 360.— Ravalli.
Tribune Fri— Sil-D
TOWNSEND, 260.— Meagher.
Messenger Th — Ind
Star Sat — Dem
TWIN BRIDGES, 210.— Madison.
Monitor Fri — Ind
^VIRGINIA CITY, 710.— Madison.
Madisonian Sat — Ind-R
Times Fri — Dem
WHITEHALL, 520.— Jefferson.
Zephyr Fri — Ind
flWHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, 660.-
Meagher
Rocky M't'n Husbandman Th— Ag 5,281
375
530
350
970
860
730
780
1,475
730
700
NEBRASKA.
ADAMS, 510.— Gage.
Globe Fri— Ind
UAINS WORTH, 740.— Brown.
Home Rule Th— Ind
Star-Journal Th— Rep
JALBION, 940.— Boone.
Argus Fri— Ind
News Fri — Rep
ALEXANDRIA, 440.— Thayer.
Argus Fri — Ind
ALLEN, 250.— Dixon.
News Th— Ind
ALLIANCE, 845.— Box Butte.
Grip Fri — Dem
Times Th— Rep
ffALMA, 910.-Harlan.
Journal Fri — Rep
News Reporter Fri — Pop
Record Fri — Ind
ANSLEY, 405.-Custer.
Chronlc'e Fri — Rep
People's Advocate Fri — Pop
ARAPAHOE, 760.— Furnas.
Pioneer I Fri— Pop
Public Mirror Th— Dem
360
560
640
900
950
430
400
785
792
580
620
700
370
300
600
570
ARCADIA, 440.— Valley.
Champion Fri — Rep
ARLINGTON, 416.— Washington.
Review Fri — Ind
Times Fri— Rep
ASHLAND, 1,630.— Saunderi.
Gazette Fri— Rep
Journal Th— Pop
ATKINSON, 710.— Holt.
Plain Dealer Wed— Pop
Republican Sat— Rep
HAUBURN, 1,545.— Nemaha.
Granger Fri — Ind
Herald Fri— Dem
Post Fri— Rep
UAURORA, 1,880.— Hamilton.
Register Sat— Ind
Rep-iblicrn Fri — Rep
Sun Sat — Dem
AXTELL, 270.— Kearney.
Advertiser Fri
BANCROFT, 350.— Cuming.
Blade .. ...Fri
BARNSTON, 262.— Gage.
Star ..
.Fri
—Ind
Rep
—Ind
400
700
740
800
820
750
500
1,200
1,500
1,100
800
1,260
1,350
630
530
400
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* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ey'g.
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BARTLETT, 200.— Wheeler.
Independent Th — Ind 450
BARTLEY, 254.— Red Willow.
Inter-Ocean Sat— Rep 300
HBASSET, 440.— Rock.
Eagle Th— Ind 520
Leader Fri— Rep 300
BATTLE CREEK, 360.— Madison.
Enterprise Th— Dem 600
Republican Fri— Rep 500
BAYARD, 210.— Cheyenne.
Transcript Fri— Rep 500
UBEATRICE, 14,370.— Gage.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,300
Express *D— Rep 900
Express Th— Rep 1,000
News Th— Dem 850
Times *D— Rep 800
Times Th— Rep 1,170
flBEAVER CITY, 756.— Furnas.
Nebraska Editor Mo— Jour 500
Times (ad. P. 370) Fri— Pop 960
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,000
BEAVER CROSSING, 212.— Seward.
Review Fri— Ind 400
BEEMER, 355.— Cuming.
Times Fri— Ind 400
BELDEN, 150.— Cedar.
News Fri— Ind 370
BELLWOOD, 410.— Butler.
Gazette Fri— Ind 460
BELVIDERE, 365.— Thayer.
Independent Fri— Ind 260
News Fri— Rep 400
BENEDICT, 250.— York.
News Wed— Rep 400
fiBENKELMAN, 366.— Dundy.
Chronicle Fri— Pop 450
News ...Fri— Rep 550
BENNET, 480.— Lancaster.
Union Th— Rep 900
BERTRAND, 270.— Phelps.
Herald Fri— Ind 400
BETHANY, 50.— Lancaster.
Christian News Wed— Rel 1,000
Cotner Exponent Mo— Coll 700
BLADEN, 154.— Webster.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 300
UBLAIR, 2,140.— Washington.
Courier Th— Dem 1,291
Danskeren (Dan.) Wed— Ind 3,000
Pilot Semi- W— Rep 2,200
Republican Th— Rep 1,100
BLOOMFIELD, 506.— Knox.
German'a (Ger.) Fri— Ind 700
Journal Th— Ind 700
Monitor Fri— Rep 600
HBLOOMINGTON, 470.— Franklin.
Echo Fri— Rep 700
BLUE HILL, 815.— Webster.
Leader .. ...Fri— Dem 670
NEBRASKA.
BLUE SPRINGS, 970.— Gage.
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,260
BRADSHAW, 450.— York.
Republican Th— Rep 500
BRAINARD, 350.— Butler.
Clipper Fri— Ind 300
HBREWSTER, 195.— Elaine.
News Fri— Rep 350
BROCK, 360.— Nemaha.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 600
fBROKEN BOW, 1,700.— Custer.
Beacon Th— Pop 1,000
Chief Fri— Pop 1,200
Republican Th— Rep 950
BROMFIELD, 225.— Hamilton.
Era Fri— Ind 300
BROWNVILLE, 1,000.— Nemaha.
Sun Fri— Ind 500
BRUNING, 300.— Thayer.
Courier Fri— Rep 280
BURCHARD, 204.— Pawnee.
Times Fri — Ind 450
flBURWELL, 380.— Garfield.
Mascot Th— Ind-R 420
Tribune Th— Rep 390
HBUTTE, 50.— Boyd.
Gazette Fri— Dem 435
Register Fri— Pop 400
CALLAWAY, 356.— Custer.
Courier Fri— Rep 400
Independent ..Th— Pop 500
Tribune Sat— Dem 1,000
CAMBRIDGE, 530.— Furnas.
Clarion Fri— Ind 800
CAMPBELL, 244.-Franklin.
Press Fri— Rep 486
CARLETON, 470.— Thayer.
Leader Fri— Ind 400
CEDAR BLUFFS, 660.— Saunders.
Standard Fri— Ind 340
CEDAR RAPIDS, 670.— Boone.
Outlook (ad. P. 475) Fri— Pop 850
flCENTRAL CITY, 1,395.— Merrick.
Dtmocrat Th— Dem 1,400
Nonpareil Th— Rep 900
Republican Sat— Rep 500
flCHADRON, 2,148.— Dawes.
Journal Fri— Rep 900
News Fri— Ind 750
CHAMBERS, 212.— Holt.
Bugle Th— Rep 330
flCHAPPEL, 210.— Deuel.
Register Th— Rep 700
CHESTER, 450.— Thayer.
Herald Fri— Ind 700
CLARKS, 910.— Merrick.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 600
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
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* Evening, " ff Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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flCLAY CENTER, 395.— Clay.
Patriot , Fri
Sun Fri
CLEARWATER, 220.— Antelope.
Record Fri
COLERIDGE, 320.— Cedar.
Blade Th
fiCOLUMBUS, 3,800.— Platte.
Argus Semi-W
Biene (Ger.) Fri
Journal Wed
Telegram (ad. P. 369) Mon
Times . . . -. Sat
COOK, 200.— Johnson.
Courier Sat
CORDOVA, 275.— Seward.
Gazette Sat
CORTLAND, 535.— Gage.
Herald Th
Sun Th
COZARD, 550.— Dawson.
Local Fri
Tribune Fri
CRAB ORCHARD, 230.— Johnson.
Herald '...Fri
CRAIG, 300.— Burt.
News Fri
CRAWFORD, 550.— Dawes.
Bulletin Sat
Gazette Fri
Tribune Fr
CREIGHTON, 830.— Knox.
Courier Th
People's News. Th
CRESTON, 270.— Platte.
Statesman Th
CRETE, 2,320.— Saline.
Democrat Wed —
Doane Owl M
Herald F
Vidette Th
flCULBERTSON, 465.— Hitchcock.
Era (ad. P. 370) Fri
CURTIS, 380.— Frontier.
Courier Fri
Enterprise Fri
HDAKOTA CITY, 510.— Dakota.
Herald Fri
Eagle Th
DANBURY, 110.— Red Willow.
News Th
DANNEBROG, 290.— Howard.
News Th
DAVENPORT, 520.— Thayer.
People's Journal Fri
flDAVID CITY, 2,055.— Butler.
Banner .Th
News Th
Press Fri—
DAWSON, 156.— Richardson.
News-Boy Fri
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1,050
700
840
372
800
1,100
750
1,300
870
400
400
540
400
450
600
350
430
480
460
400
510
740
350
950
410
600
780
750
530
400
745
1,300
470
350
400
750
500
1,068
280
DECATUR, 600.— Burt.
..Fri— Ind
450
300
470
510
550
880
375
450
566
500
240
300
490
420
500
1,200
400
800
500
300
400
300
860
270
510
1,200
1,000
945
1,050
1,000
850
700
600
700
350
DESHLER, 260.— Thayer.
..Fri— Ind
DE WITT, 760.— Saline.
..Fri— Ind
Times
Wed— Rep
..Fri— Ind
DILLER, 130.— Jefferson.
DIXON, 210.— Dixon.
.Fri— Dem
DODGE, 340.— Dodge.
. Fri — Rep
DORCHESTER, 550.— Saline.
Star
..Th— Ind
DOUGLAS, 300.— Otoe.
.Sat— Rep
DU BOIS, 320.— Pawnee.
. Fri— Rep
EAGLE, 190.— Cass.
.Sat— Rep
EDGAR, 1,190.— Clay.
.Fri— Pop
Post
. Fri— Rep
ELGIN, 310.— Antelope.
. . Fri— Ind
ELK CREEK, 220.— Johnson.
Herald
..Th— Rep
ELKHORN, 330.— Douglas.
..Fri— Ind
ELM CREEK, 360.— Buffalo.
.Fri— Pop
ELMWOOD, 368.— Cass.
. Fri — Rep
Sat — Ind
ELSIE, 124.— Perkins.
. .Th— Ind
EL WOOD, 375.— Gosper.
Bulletin
.Th— Pop
.Th— Rep
EMERSON, 354.— Dixon.
Enterprise
. Fri — Rep
EUSTIS, 200.— Frontier.
Record
. .Th— Ind
EWING, 350.— Holt.
. Fri — Pop
EXETER, 760.— Fillmore.
. Sat— Ind
. Sat— Ren
flFAIRBURY, 2,800.— Jefferson.
Enterprise Sat — "Ren
Gazette
.Sat— Rep
Journal
. Sat— Pop
News
Fri— Dem
. Sat — Ind
FAIRFIELD, 965.— Clay.
News-Herald
.Fri — Rep
' Tribune
.Fri— Ind
True Light...
.Fri— Poo
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
NEBRASKA.
FAIRMONT, 1,120.— Fillmore.
Chronicle Th— Rep 850
flFALLS CITY, 2,200.— Richardson.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,500
News Fri— Dem 1,035
FARNAM, 300.— Dawson.
Gleaner Fri— Ind 285
FILLEY, 305.— Gage.
Republican Fri— Rep 410
FRANKLIN, 620.— Franklin.
Sentinel Fri— Ind 725
flFREMONT, 7,600.— Dodge.
Herald Semi-W— Dem 1,610
Leader Fri— Ind 1,150
Tribune *D— Rep 800
Tribune Tri-W— Rep 1,200
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 2,500
FRIEND, 1,375.— Saline.
Sentinel Th— Ind 500
Standard Fri— Rep 496
Telegraph Fri— Rep 600
flFULLERTON, 1,360.— Nance.
News Fri— Rep 790
Post Fri— Dem 1,000
FUNK, 50.-Phelps.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 200
IfGANDY, 204. -Logan.
Pioneer Fri— Rep 400
flGENEVA, 1,600.— Fillmore.
Gazette Fri— Pop 1,000
Signal Fri— Rep sl,760
GENOA, 806.— Nance.
Leader Fri— Ind 620
HGERING, 398.— Scott's Bluff.
Courier Fri — Rep 550
Homestead Fri— Dem 400
GIBBON, .655.— Buffalo.
Reporter Th— FarmAll 600
GLENVILLE, 195.— Clay.
Bee Fri— Ind 200
GORDON, 555.— Sheridan.
Journal (ad. P. 474) Fri— Rep 800
GOTHENBURG, 542.— Dawson.
Independent Sat — Rep 750
GRAFTON, 482.— Fillmore.
Sun Fri— Rep 420
HGRAND ISLAND, 9,720.— Hall.
Anzeiger and Herold (Ger.). Fri— Ind-D 2 1EO
Courier (Ger.) Fri— Ind-D 870
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,000
Free Press Fri 1,320
Independent *D— Rep 840
Independent Semi-W — Rep 700
Republican (ad. P. 474) *D— Rep 600
Republican (ad. P. 474) Sat— Rep 1,000
flGRANT, 320.— Perkins.
News Fri— Pop 300
Sentinel Th— Pop 400
flGREELEY, 510.— Greeley.
Citizen Fri— Pop 510
Leader-Independent (ad. P. 369)
Th— Rep 700
NEBRASKA.
GREENWOOD, 500.— Cass.
Record (ad. P. 369) Fri— Rep 600
GRESHAM, 304.— York.
Gazette Fri— Ind 314
GRETNA, 260.— Sarpy.
Breeze Fri— Ind 200
News-Reporter Fri— Ind 415
GUIDE ROCK, 345.— Webster.
Signal Sat— Rep 400
HAIGLER, 365.— Dundy.
Journal Sat— Ind 270
HARDY, 410.— Nuckolls.
Herald Fri— Rep 300
fiHARRISBURG, 240.— Banner.
News Fri— Rep 800
^HARRISON, 115.— Sioux.
Journal Th— Dem 525
flHARTINGTON, 845.— Cedar.
Herald Fri— Rep 815
News Th— Sil 300
Wachter (Ger.) Mon— Ind 500
HARVARD, l,100.-Clay.
Courier Sat— Rep 510
HHASTINGS, 13,820.— Adams.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,800
News (ad. P. 434) Fri— Ind 51,017
Public Journal Fri— Pop 1,348
Record *D-Rep 550
Record Th— Rep 840
Republican *D— Rep 900
Republican Sat— Rep 948
Tribune Fri— Rep 2,500
HAVELOCK, 100.— Lancaster.
Times Sat— Rep 230
flHAYES CENTRE, 340.— Hayes.
Republican Th— Rep 940
Times (ad. P. 369) Th— Ind 1,100
HAY SPRINGS, 380.— Sheridan.
Leader Fri— Dem 600
1THEBRON, 1,520.— Thayer.
Journal Fri— Rep 900
People's Champion Fri — Pop 575
Register Fri— Dem 770
Republican Fri— Rep 676
1JHEMINGFORD, 405.— Box Butte.
Herald Fri— Dem 360
HERMAN, 350.— Washington.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 300
HICKMAN, 345.— Lancaster.
Enterprise (ad. P. 468) Fri— Ind 550
HILDRETH, 150.— Franklin.
Telescope Fri— Ind-R 600
HOLBROOK, 100.— Furnas.
Herald Fri-Rep 400
UHOLDREDGE, 2,700.— Phelps.
Citizen Fri— Rep 850
Progress Fri— Ind 1,040
HOOPER, 680.— Dodge.
Sentinel Th— Ind 500
HOWELLS, 200.— Colfax.
Journal Fri — Ind 420
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
134
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
NEBRASKA.
HUBBELL, 335.— Thayer.
Times .. Fri— Ind
500
HUMBOLDT, 1,130.— Richardson.
Enterprise Fri — Dem 960
Leader Fri— Rep 840
HUMPHREY, 700.— Platte.
Dem crat Fri— Dem 680
Platte Co. Democrat Th— Sil-D 542
J1HYANNIS, 130.— Grant.
Tribune Th— Rep 400
^IMPERIAL, 165.— Chase.
Repub'ican Fri— Rep 300
Tribune Fri— Dem 450
flINDIANOLA, 585.— Red Willow.
Reporter Fri— Rep 410
INMAN, 180.— Holt.
News Tu— Lib 710
JACKSON, 310.— Dakota.
Criterion Th— Dem 750
JOHNSON, 260.— Nemaha.
News Fri— Ind 400
JULIAN, 100.— Ntinaha.
Gazette Fri— Ind 275
JUNIATA, 540.— Adams.
Herald Wed— Rep 420
UKEARNEY, 11,270.— Buffalo.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,080
Empre M :— Rtf 400
Hub *D— Rep 720
Hub Semi- W— Rep 1,100
New Era Standard Fri— Pop 1,S>0
Pilot (ad. P. 368) Fri— Ind 1,000
Sun Sat— Rep 530
KEENE, 65.— Kearney.
Review Fri— Ind 200
KENESAW, 608.-Adams.
Cifzen Th— Rep 763
KENNARD, 320.-Washington.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 320
flKIMBALL, 196.— Kimball.
Observer Th— Rep 300
LAUREL, 350.— Cedar.
Advocate Sat— Ind 600
LAWRENCE, 810.— Nuckolls.
Advocate Sat— Ind 500
LEIGH, 255.-Colfax.
World Fri— Rep 500
LEMLEY, 100.— McPherson.
Graphic Fri— Ind 320
^LEXINGTON, 1,430.— Dawson.
Clipper-Citizen Fri— Pop 760
News Fri— Ind 600
Pioneer Sat— Rep 986
LIBERTY, 470.-Gage.
Journal Fri— Rep 500
flLINCOLN, 59,840.— Lancaster.
Am. Educator Mo— Ed 900
Courier Sat— Rep 2,200
Democrat Sat— Dem 3,500
Deutsche-Am. Farmer Th— Ag 100,000
NEBRASKA.
— Continued.
Freie Presse (Ger.) (ad. P. 483)
Wed— Ind 100,000
Herald ...................... Fri— Dem 2,400
Hesperian ............... Semi-M— Coll 500
Independent .................. Fri— Pop j8,84S
Inter-State Newspaper Co. — Prints edi-
tions at Alvo, Ceresco, Davey,
Eag'e, Firth, Greenwood, Malcom,
Raymond, Waverly and Yutan; Sat
— Ind; combined cir ................. 9,000
Journal ........................ JO— Rep .d3,248
Jcurnal .................. Semi-W— Rep 27,000
Journal ...................... Sun — Rep .$16,916
Kiote .......................... Mo— Lit 400
Mcd-rn Woodman ...... Mo— M.W.ofA £00,000
Neb. Cong. News ............ Mo— Cong 1,545
Neb. Farmer ................... Th— Ag 5,000
Neb. Farm Journal ............ Mo— Ag
Neb. Independent ............. Th— Pop 1,000
Neb. Legal News ............ Mo— Leg
Neb. Staats Anzeiger (Ger.). .Th— Ind 2,500
Neb. State Capital ............ Sat— Ind 2,200
Nebraskan ................... Fri— Coll 600
New Republic ............... Wed— Pro 2,000
News .......................... *D— Rep 5,500
North- Western Monthly ....... Mo— Ed 700
Pest .......................... *D— Dem
Post .......................... Th— Dem
Western Med. Review ....... Mo— Med 3,750
Western Swine Breeder (ad. P. 488)
Mo— Swine 7,000
LINDSAY, 127.— Platte.
Post ......................... Fri— Dem 420
LITCHFIELD, 330.— Sherman.
Monitor ....................... Th— Ind 420
LODGE POLE, 180.— Cheyenne.
Ex/.ress ....................... Sat— R p 440
LONG PINE, 570.— Brown.
Journal ........................ Th— Rep 515
LOUISVILLE, 658.— Cass.
C urier .. ............... Sat— Rep 400
Kicker ........................ Fri— Ind 300
fiLOUP, 380.— Sherman.
Ncrthwestern ................. Fri— Rep 722
Times-Independent .......... Fri— Ind 500
LYNCH, 120.— Boyd.
Journal ..................... Wed— Rep 300
Sun ........................... Fri— Ind 220
LYONS, 550.— Burt.
Mirror ........................ Th— Rep 800
Sun ......................... Wed— Rep 600
McCOOK, 3,400.— Red Willow.
Courier ....................... Th— Pop 800
Republican .................. Fri— Rep 980
Tribune ...................... Fri— Rep 1,008
McCOOL JUNCTION, 209.— York.
Journal .................... Fri— Free-S 320
fiMADISON, 950.— Madison.
Chronicle ..................... Th— Rep 730
Reporter ...................... Fri— Ind 965
Star ........................... Fri— Pop 960
MASON CITY, 254.— Custer.
Transcript .................... Th— Dem 450
MAYWOOD, 110.— Frontier.
Eagle ......................... Th— Rep 417
Monitor ...................... Fri— Pop 300
t Morning and Sunday.
J County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
135
NEBRASKA.
MEAD, 330.— Saunders.
Advocate Th— Ind 630
MILFORD, 560.— Seward.
Nebraskan Fri— Rep 468
MILLER, 260.— Buffalo.
Gazette Th— Rep 320
MILLIGAN, 185.— Fillmore.
Journal Sat— Ind 363
fiMINDEN, 1,400.— Kearney.
Courier Th— Pop 1,000
Gazette Th— Rep 985
MONROE, 200.— Platte.
Looking Glass Th— Pro 460
Republican Fri— Rep 400
flMULLEN, 104.— Hooker.
Tribune Sat— Rep 300
flNEBRASKA CITY, 11,650.— Otoe.
Conservative Th— Ind 5,200
Market Reporter *D— Com 1,000
News *D— Dem 1,352
News Semi- W— Dem 5,364
Press (ad. P. 519) §D— Rep 1,500
Press (ad. P. 519) Semi- W— Rep 2,500
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,200
NEHAWKA, 210.— Cass.
Register Fri— Rep 500
1JNELIGH, 1,224,-Antelope.
Advocate Fri— Rep 510
Leader Fri— Rep 550
Yeoman Fri— Pop 720
flNELSON, 925.— Nuckolls.
Gazette ., Th— Rep 750
Herald Fri— Pop 960
Republican Fri— Rep 600
NEMAHA CITY, 620.— Nemaha.
Advertiser Fri— Rep 540
NEW CASTLE, 50.— Dixon.
Times Th— Ind 450
NEWMAN GROVE, 350.— Madison.
Herald Th— Ren 1,000
Reporter Th— Sil-D 400
NEWPORT, 310.— Rock.
Republican Fri— Rep 320
fiNIOBRARA, 640.— Knox.
Pioneer Fri— Ind-R 550
Tribune Th— Dem 490
NORDEN, 104.— Keya Paha.
Bcrealis Fri— Rep 400
NORFOLK, 3,246.— Madison.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Fri— Ind 870
Journal (ad. P. 526) Fri— Rep 1,248
News *D— Rep 780
News Th— Rep 1,250
Times-Tribune (ad. P. 476). D— Free-S 650
Times-Tribune (ad. P. 476). Fri— Free-S 1,450
Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 32,000
NORTH BEND, 1,130.— Dodge.
Eagle Th— Ind 950
NORTH LOUP, 390.— Valley.
Loyalist Th— Rep 475
NEBRASKA.
flNORTH PLATTE, 3,100.— Lincoln.
Independent Era Semi-W— Ind 900
Telegraph *D— Rep 600
Telegraph Sat— Rep 1,100
Tribune Semi-W— Rep 1,020
OAK, 300.— Nuckolls.
News Fri— Rep 310
OAKDALE, 640.— Antelope.
Sentinel Sat— Ind 500
OAKLAND, 870.— Burt.
Independent Fri— Ind 816
Republican Th— Rep 725
ODELL, 420.— Gage.
Wave Fri— Rep 500
flOGALALLA, 500.— Keith.
Argus Th— Rep 400
News Th— Ind 480
OHIOWA, 375.-Fillmore.
Ohiowan Th— Rep 520
HO M AH A, 145,760.-Douglas.
American Fri — Anti-Rom 2,000
American Homestead Sat — Fam 5,000
Bee (ad. P. 510) J*D— Rep ^24,766
Bee (ad. P. 510) Wed— Rep 33,138
Bee (ad. P. 510) Sun— Rep 19,000
Central Chronik (Ger.) Th— Dem 2,142
Christian Advocate. .. .Sat— Meth-Epis 6,000
Dankse Pioneer (Dan.). . . .Th— Ind-D 25,000
Enterprise Sat— Rep 1,000
Excelsior Sat— Soc 2,600
Fraternal Review Mo— I.O.O.F 2,750
Free Lance Fri— Ind 600
Hospodar (Bohenvan). . . .Semi-M — Ag 10,840
Hotel Reporter t*D— Hotels 2,500
Mercury Fri— Ind 3,200
Neb. Farmer Th-A<? 28,000
Neb. Liquor Dealer Wkly— Tr 1,565
News *D— Ind 14,000
Nonccnf rmist Th 15,400
Pokrok Zapadu (Bohemian)
Semi-W— Rep 1,500
Progress (Col.) Sat— Rep 3,000
Post-Tribune (Ger.) *D— Ind 3,400
Tribune (Ger.) Th— Ind 6,000
Royal Woodman Sat-M.WofA 9,000
Sovereign Visitor Mo— Frat 99,000
Svenska Journalen (Swed.). . .Th— Ind 5,000
Trade Exhibit .Sat— Com 2,550
Trans-Missouri Railway Guide
Mo— R.R
Vikingen (Swed.) Th 2,150
Western Cyclist Fri— Bicy 4,237
Western Laborer Sat— Lab 2,000
Women's Weekly Sat— Worn 1,100
Word-Herald J*D— Ind 27,000
World-Herald Semi-W— Ind 18,000
IJO'NEILL, 1,280.— Holt.
Frontier Th— Rep 1,137
Independent Fri— Pop 500
ONG, 50.— Clay.
News Fri— Ind 200
1IORD, 1,210.— Valley.
Journal Th— Ind 875
Quiz Fri— Rep 1,128
Times Fri— Rep 825
ORLEANS, 820.— Harlan.
Courier . ...Th— Ind 618
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
136
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
NEBRASKA.
flOSCEOLA, 960.— Polk.
Democrat : Th— Dem 900
Independent Th— Pop 550
Record Th— Rep 720
OSMOND, 256.— Pierce.
Republican Th— Rep 500
OXFORD, 750.— Furnas.
Standard Th— Rep 1,000
PALISADE, 130.— Hitchcock.
Press Sat— Rep 615
PALMYRA, 310.— Otoe.
Items Fri— Rep 310
PANAMA, 260.— Lancaster.
Primitive Christian. .Tu—Ch of Christ 2,020
flPAPILLION, 605.— Sarpy.
Herald Th— Rep 400
Times Th— Dem 900
flPAWNEE CITY, 1,570.— Pawnee.
Press Semi- W— Dem 1,300
Republican Th— Rep 1,200
flPENDER, 440.— Thurston.
Republic Fri— Ind-R 600
Times Fri— Dem 582
PERU, 630.-Nemaha.
Pointer Fri— Ind 500
PETERSBURG, 302.— Boone.
Index Th— Pop 436
flPIERCE, 630.— Pierce.
Call Fri— Rep 805
Leader Fri— Dem 912
PLAINVIEW, 520.— Pierce.
Gazette Th— Rep 370
News , Fri— Ind 540
PLATTE CENTER, 310.— Platte.
Signal Fri— Ind 700
UPLATTSMOUTH, 8,470.-Cass.
Journal *D— Dem 620
Journal Semi-W— Dem 1,200
/News .*D— Rep 600
\ News-Herald Semi-W— Rep 1,000
Post *D— Rep 300
Post Sat— Rep 900
Tribune Fri— Rep 800
PLYMOUTH, 200.— Jefferson.
News Sat— Rep ' 275
fiPQNCA, 1,140.— Dixon.
Gazette Th— Rep 400
Journal Th— Rep 960
Leader Tu— Pop 380
PROSSER, 130.— Adams.
Pointer Fri— Ind 280
RAGAN, 100.— Harlan.
News Fri— Ind 306
RANDOLPH, 380.— Cedar.
Reporter Sat— Dem 500
Times Fri— Ind-R 500
RAVENNA, 440.— Buffalo.
News ...Fri— Ind 375
NEBRASKA.
ffRED CLOUD, 1,900.— Webster.
Argus (ad. P. 368) Fri— Rep 975
Chief Fri— Rep 1,600
Nation Th— Pop 1,040
Nebraska & Kansas Farmer.. Mo — Ag 9,840
REPUBLICAN CITY, 435.— Harlan.
Democrat Fri— Ind 600
RISING CITY, 625.— Butler.
Independent Th— Ind 640
RIVERTON, 395.— Franklin.
Review Fri— Rep 775
ROSELAND, 552.— Adams.
Gazette Fri— Ind 300
RULO, 785.— Richardson.
Reporter Fri— Ind 510
URUSHVILLE, 495.-Sheridan.
Recorder Fri— Rep 500
Standard Fri— Pop 1,000
ST. EDWARD, 298.-Boone.
Sun Fri— Rep 360
fiST. PAUL, 1,300.— Howard.
Phonograph Fri— Ind 700
Press Fri— Dem 800
Republican Wed— Rep 875
SALEM, 510.— Richardson.
Index Fri— Ind 530
SARGENT, 265.— Custer.
Leader Th— Rep 276
New Era Sat— Ind 300
IfSCHUYLER, 2,300.— Colfax.
Quill Wed— Ind sl,276
Sun Th— Rep 610
SCOTIA, 425.— Greeley.
Register Th— Rep 418
SCRIBNER, 680.— Dodge.
News Fri— Dem 600
Rustler Th— Ind 411
flSEWARD, 2,190.— Seward.
Blade Wed— Rep 820
Independent Democrat (ad. P. 368)
Th— Ind il,100
Reporter Th— Rep 900
SHELBY, 340.— Polk.
Sun Th— Pop 420
SHELTON, 715.— Buffalo.
Adviser Fri— Pop 600
Clipper Fri— Rep 718
SHICKLEY, 315.— Fillmore.
Herald Fri— Ind-R 390
SHUBERT, 310.— Richardson.
Citizen Fri— Ind 316
flSIDNEY, 1,560.— Cheyenne.
Telegraph Sat— Rep 875
SILVER CREEK, 458.— Merrick.
Times Fri— Rep 400
SOUTH OMAHA, 8,200.— Douglas.
Drover's Journal Stockman
*D— Live Stk 9,982
Sun *D— Dem 1,400
Tribune *D— Dem 2,140
Wasp Sat— Ind 700
\ Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
B County-Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
i37
NEBRASKA.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY, 608.— Dakota.
Argus (ad. P. 388) Fri— Dem 1,000
Record Sat— Rep 1,400
SPENCER, 105.— Boyd.
Advocate & Democrat Th— Ind 400
SPRINGFIELD, 750.— Sarpy.
Monitor Th— Sil-D 475
flSPRINGVIEW, 310.— Keya Paha.
Herald Th— Rep 700
TiST ANTON, 875.— Stanton.
Picket Th— Rep 700
Register Fri— Ind 750
STEELE CITY, 388.— Jefferson.
Standard Fri— Rep 300
STEINAUER, 200.— Pawnee.
Star Fri— Rep 400
STELLA, 410.— Richardson.
Press Fri— Ind 600
STERLING, 780.— Johnson.
Eagle Th— Rep 760
Record Fri— Dem 400
Sun Semi- W— Rep 758
STOCKHAM, 219.— Hamilton.
Standard Fri— Ind 300
USTOCKVILLE, 240.— Frontier.
Faber Th— Pop 880
Republican Th— Rep 550
STRANG, 270.— Fillmore.
Report( r Fri— Pop 446
STROMSBURG, 920.— Polk.
Headlight Th— Pop 780
News Th— Ind 800
STUART, 260.— Holt.
Ledger Th— Rep 500
SUPERIOR, 1,630.— Nuckolls.
Journal »D— Rep 250
Journal Th— Rep 940
Sun Th— Pop 500
SURPRISE, 264.— Butler.
Herald Fri— Rep 300
SUTHERLAND, 150.— Lincoln.
• Free Lance Th— Ind 300
SUTTON, 1,640.— Clay.
Advertiser-News Fri — Rep 380
Register Sat— Dem 350
SWANTON, 200.-Saline.
Record Sat— Ind 310
SYRACUSE, 740.— Otoe.
Democrat Th— Sil-D 550
Journal Fri— Rep 880
TABLE ROCK, 680.— Pawnee.
Argus Fri— Rep 556
TALMAGE, 440.— Otoe.
Tribune Fri— Ind 500
TAMORA, 264.— Seward.
Register Fri— Ind 170
1JTAYLOR, 255.— Loup.
Clarion Th— Rep 310
NEBRASKA.
fTECUMSEH, 2,700.— Johnson.
Chieftain Sat — Rep
Journal Th — Dem
Tribunal Sat — Ind
fiTEKAM AH, 1,330.— Burt.
Burtonian Fri — Ind
Herald Fri— Rep
flTHEDFORD, 105.— Thomas.
Stockman Fri— Rep
TILDEN, 500.— Madison.
Citizen Sat— Rep
TOBIAS, 540.— Saline.
Gazette Fri — Rep
TRENTON, 275.— Hitchcock.
Leader Fri — Pop
Register Fri — Ind
ULYSSES, 635.-Butler.
Dispatch Wed— Ind
UNADILLA, 196.— Otoe.
Union Sat— Ind
UNION, 248.-Cass.
Ledger Fri — Ind
UNIVERSITY PLACE, 590.— Lancaster.
Nebraska Wesleyan Semi-M— Coll
UTICA, 475.— Seward.
Sun Th— Rep
flVALENTINE, 705.-Cherry.
Republican Fri — Rep
Western News-Democrat Fri— Ind
VALLEY, 388.-Douglas.
Enterprise Fri— Rep
VALPARAISO, 525.— Saunders.
Visitor Th— Ind
VERNON, 260.— Richardson.
Vedette Fri— Ind
WACO, 275.— York.
Record Sat — Ind
flWAHOO, 2,050.— Saunders.
Democrat Th— Dem
New Era Fri— Ind
Wasp (ad. P. 366) Th— Rep
WAKEFIELD, 820.— Dixon.
Journal (ad. P. 368) Th— Ind
Republican Th — Rep
WATERLOO, 284.— Douglas.
Gazette Fri— Ind
WAUNETA, 310.— Chase.
Breeze Th — Rep
WAUSA, 450.— Knox.
Enterprise-Herald Fri — Rep
Gazette Th— Rep
WAYNE, 1,190.— Wayne.
Democrat (ad. P. 434) Fri— Dem
Herald Th— Rep
Republican Wed — Rep
WEEPING WATER, 1,365.— Cass.
Advocate Sat — Ind
Republican Th — Rep
1,000
1,130
700
1,000
960
300
583
470
825
800
610
300
370
920
500
750
1,400
600
510
480
300
850
1,300
1,100
800
960
310
300
500
516
800
980
1,108
600
1,470
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
138
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
NEBRASKA.
WESTERN, 399.— Saline.
Wave Fri— Ind-R 400
WEST POINT, 1,900,-Cuming.
Advertiser Tu— Ind 1,100
Democrat Fri— Dem 916
Republican Fri— Rep 3,243
Volksblatt (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,040
WHITMAN, 90.— Grant.
Sun Fri— Rep 200
fiWILBUR, 1,340.— Saline.
Democrat Tu— Dem 625
Pritel Lidu (Bohemian) Th— Dem 1,225
Republican Fri— Rep 650
WILCOX, 260.— Kearney.
Herald Fri— Ind 510
WILSONVILLE, 385.— Furnas.
Review .. ...Fri— Ind-R 306
NEBRASKA.
WINSIDE, 150.— Wayne.
Tribune
.Fri— Rep 480
WISNER, 620.— Cuming.
Chronicle Sat— Rep 720
Free Press Fri— Rep 420
WOOD RIVER, 490.— Hall.
Interests Fri— Rep 610
WYMORE, 2,600.— Gage.
Arbor State (ad. P. 368) *D— Ind 600
Arbor State (ad. P. 368) Fri— Ind 1,897
Reporter Wed— Rep 530
Wymorean Sat— Rep 1,200
fiYORK, 4,780.— York.
Evangelist Mo — Und
Republican Wed— Rep 1,125
Teller Democrat Th— Ind 1,700
Times (ad. P. 460) *D— Rep 460
Times (ad. P. 460) Th— Rep 1,200
1 Morning and Sunday.
1 County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NEVADA.
IAUSTIN, 1,230.— Lander.
Reveille Semi-W— Ind 720
BATTLE MOUNTAIN, 370.— Lander.
Central Nevadan Th— Rep 300
UBELMONT, 290.— Nye.
Courier Sat — Rep 490
flCARSON CITY, 4,130.— Ormsby.
Appeal §D— Sil 540
News *D— Rep 520
Weekly Mon — Ind
flDAYTON, 580.— Lyon.
Times Sat— Rep 430
DE LAMAR, 500.— Lincoln.
Lode Tu— Sil-D 480
Messenger Tu— Sil-D 450
flELKO, 9SO.-Elko.
Free Press Sat— Rep 610
Independent *D— Dem 210
Independent Fri — Dem 420
ELY, 205.— White Pine.
News Sat— Sil 310
flEUREKA, 1,630.— Eureka.
Sentinel Sat— Sil 440
GARDNERVILLE, 200.— Douglas.
Courier Fri— Ind 640
GOLCONDA, 48.— Humboldt.
News Th— Rep 250
flHAWTHORNE, 340.— Esmerelda.
Bulletin Wed— Rep 40&
LOVELOCK, 550.— Humboldt.
Tribune Sat 350
HPIOCHE, 690.— Lincoln.
Record Th— Ind 550
1JRENO, 4,400.— Washoe.
Gazette *D— Rep 1,150
Gazette & Stockman Th— Rep 1,285
Journal §D— Sil-D 1,170
Journal Sat— Sil-D 650
Ledger Mon— Dem 650
P:aindealer Wed— Pop 500
TUSCARORA, 1,158.— Elko.
Times-Review Tri-W— Ind-S 320
VIRGINIA CITY, 8,720.— Story.
Chron'cle *D-Sil 1,300
Chronic'e Tu— Sil 1,600
Territorial Enterprise §D— Rep 1,150
WADSWORTH, 537.— Washoe.
Dispatch Semi-W— Ind 250
WELLS, 250.— Elko.
Herald Fri— Ind 350
fiWINNEMUCCA, 1,100.— Humboldt.
Nevada Magazine Mo — Lit
Silver State *D— Ind-S 770
YERINGTON, 590.— Lyon.
Rustler .. ...Th— Ind 720
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
ALSTEAD, 880.— Cheshire.
Journal Wed-
ANTRIM, 1,250.— Hillsboro.
Reporter Wed-
ASHLAND, 1,200.— Graf ton.
Item Sat-
BERLIN, 3,740.— Coos.
Independent Wed-
Reporter Fri-
BRISTOL, 1,600.— Grafton.
Enterprise Th-
CANAAN, 1,430.— Grafton.
Register Fri-
Reporter Fri-
CLAREMONT, 5,620.— Sullivan.
Advocate ,- Wed-
National Eagle Sat-
flCOLEBROOK, 1,760.— Coos.
News and Sentinel... ...Th-
-Ind
570
HCONCORD, 17,400.— Merrimack.
980
4,300
-Ind
790
Independent Statesman (ad. P. 472)
Th— Rep
Monitor (ad. P. 472) *D — Rep
6,500
2,460
-Ind
-Ind
-Ind
480
1,390
1,195
People and Patriot (ad. P. 475).
*D— Dem
People and Patriot (ad. P. 475)
Th— Dem
Popular Odd Fellow. . . .Mo— I.O.O.F
52,500
5,000
1,810
1,000
950
Veteran's Advocate Mo — G.A.R
520
-Ind
1,600
CONTOOCOOK, 420.— Merrimack.
540
-Rep
Rep
590
1,220
DERRY, 2,625.— Rockingham.
2,400
-Rep
Rep
900
1,650
HOOVER, 12,900.— Stafford.
Democrat (ad. P. 479) *D — Rep
4000
Democrat (ad. P. 479) . . . Fri — Rep
1 500
1 860
-Ind
1,430
Republican . ...*D — Reo
1.550
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.? Sworn Circulation.
140
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
EAST CANTERBURY, 1,000.— Merrimack.
Manifesto Mo— Rel 1,500
ENFIELD, 1,550.— Grafton.
Advocate Fri -Ind 580
EXETER, 4,410.— Rockingham.
Exonian Semi- W— Ed 330
Gazette *D— Rep 1,100
Gazette Fri— Rep 3,250
News- Letter Fri— Rep 2,280
FARMINGTON, 3,100.— Strafford.
News Fri— Ind 1,250
FRANKLIN FALLS, 4,100.— Merrimack.
Journal-Transcript Fri— Ind 3,400
GORHAM, 1,720.— Coos.
Mountaineer Wed— Ind 820
HANOVER, 1,830.— Grafton.
Dartmouth Fri— Coll
Dartmouth Lit. Mthly Mo— Coll
Gazette Sat— Ind-D
1,220
550
690
HHAVERHILL, 2,600.— Grafton.
Record .. ...Sat-
-Ind
750
HILLSBORO BRIDGE, 2,190.— Hillsboro.
Messenger Th— Ind 1,500
UKEENE, 7,500.— Cheshire.
Republican Fri — Dem
Sentinel *D — Rep
Sentinel Wed— Rep
ULACONIA, 6,200.— Belknap.
Democrat Fri — Ind
News and Critic Wed — Rep
LAKEPORT, 3,600.— Belknap.
Republican Fri — Rep
^LANCASTER, 4,420.— Coos.
Gazette Wed— Rep
LEBANON, 3,840.— Grafton.
Endeavor Mp — Rel
Free Press Fri — Rep
Lebanonian Mo — Ind
LISBON, 2,100.— Grafton.
Northern Herald Th— Ind
LITTLETON, 3,400.— Grafton.
Courier Wed — Dem
Republic Journal Fri— Rep
2,100
1,600
3,700
2,690
3,120
1,450
1,050'
1,320
1,000
430
2,100
2,800
^MANCHESTER, 46,100.— Hillsboro.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 12,450
Avenir National (Fr.) Tri-W— Dem 2,200
Budget Sat— Ind 1,500
Emerald Sat— Cath 1,700
Guidon Mo— Rel&Lit 4,000
Mirror and American (ad. P. 476)
»D— Rep 7,997
Mirror and Farmer (ad. P. 476)
Th— Ag&Farm 35,000
Notes and Queries Mo— Lit 750
Union (ad. P. 516) J*D— Dem 14,200
Union (ad. P. 516) Wed— Dem 8,400
M . \\ HAMPSHIRE.
MEREDITH, 1,670.— Belknap.
News Th— Ind 970
MILFORD, 3.040.— Hillsboro.
Farmers' Cabinet Th— Rep 1,970
Pointer *D— Ind 750
UNASHUA, 19,600.— Hillsboro.
Press *D— Rep 4,110
Telegraph *D— Rep 3,200
Telegraph Sat— Rep 1,800
NEW MARKET, 2,820.— Rockingham.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 1.060
^NEWPORT, 2,670.— Sullivan.
Argus and Spectator Fri — Dem 1,480
Republican Champion Th — Rep 1,190
NORTH CONWAY, 2,500.— Carroll.
Reporter Th— Ind 1,510
PENACOOK, 1,860.— Merrimack. •
Rays of Light Th— Ind 520
PETERBORO, 2,540.— Hillsboro.
Transcript Th— Ind 1,370
PITTSFIELD, 2,900.— Merrimack.
Valley Times Fri— Ind 870
^PLYMOUTH, 1,880.— Grafton.
Record Sat— Rep 1,1.00
^PORTSMOUTH, 9,930.— Rockingham.
Chronicle tD— Rep 3,195
Gazette Th— Rep 2,250
Herald *D— Ind 4,200
Journal Sat— Rep 1,020
Republican tD— Rep 1,000
States and Union Th— Dem 2,800
Times »D— Dem 3,800
ROCHESTER, 7,500.— Strafford.
-Courier Fri— Rep jl,900
Leader Wed— Dem 950
Record Fri— Ind 1,380
SALMON FALLS, 2,100.— Strafford.
Independent Th— Ind 1,000
SANBORNVILLE, .—Carroll.
Pioneer Fri— Dem 1,410
SANDWICH, 1,320.— Carroll.
Reporter Th— Ind 1,510
SHORT FALLS, .—Merrimack.
News-Letter Sat— Ind 520
SOMERSWORTH, 6,207.— Strafford.
Canadian (Fr.) Fri— Ind 1,485
Free Press Fri— Rep 2,400
SUNCOOK, 5,000.— Merrimack.
Press Sat— Ind 700
TROY, 1,020.— Cheshire.
Home Companion Mo — Lit 680
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun.
s Sworn Circulation.
Ev'g.
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141
NEW HAMPSHIRE
WARNER, 1,398.— Merrimack.
Independent Fri— Ind 1,348
WARREN SUMMIT, .— Grafton.
News Fri— Ind 500
WEST DERRY, .— Rockingham.
Checker-Board Mo— Ch «40
Times Fri— Ind 1,080
WEST STEWARTSTOWN, 330.— Coos.
Gazette . ...Sat— Ind 810
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
WHITEFIELD, 2,100.— Coos.
Times Th— Ind 660
WINCHESTER, 2,700.— Cheshire.
Star Tu— Ind 710
WOLFBORO, 3,040.— Carroll.
News Sat— Rep 1,340
flWOODSVILLE, 1,060.— Grafton.
News . ...Fri— Ind 850
1 Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday.
H County Seat * Evening,
§ Morning, except Monday.
t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
142
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
AVERAGE CIRCULATION DAILY 21,015
The Newark Daily Advertiser
is the leading home newspaper of
the Great State off New Jersey, ,«?
j]HE DAILY ADVERTISER was established in 1832 and is now in
the 6gth year of a great and successful career.
It is absolutely independent in politics and its influence on the
politics of the State of New Jersey is greater than that of any combination
of newspapers in the state.
It has no superior among the two or three cent evening newspapers of
America.
Its circulation is among the homes of the best people in Newark, Orange,
East Orange, West Orange, South Orange, Belleville, Harrison, Arlington,
Kearney, Montclair, Morristown, Bloomfield, Verona, Caldwell, and the
surrounding territory.
Its circulation cannot be duplicated through any combination of adver-
tising mediums.
Its columns are used more liberally by the leading merchants of Newark
than those of any other medium.
During 1899 THE DAILY ADVERTISER made greater gains in circulation
and advertising than any other paper ever made in New Jersey in one year.
Publisher THE DAILY ADVERTISER,
Newark, N. J.
DEAR SIR : —
It affords us pleasure to say that our clients,
Messrs. Mariani & Co. have found the Newark
Daily Advertiser to be a magnificent result-producer
in your city. Yours is the only newspaper used by
Messrs. Mariani & Co. in Newark. Advertising
high-class products in the Newark Daily Advertiser
certainly pays, and we cheerfully testify to that
effect. With best wishes, we are
Yours very truly,
New York, Oct. 4, 1899. PHILLIPS & Co.
SENTINEL OF FREEDOM (weekly edition of the DAILY ADVERTISER),
has a circulation of 11,500 each issue. It circulates among the homes of the
leading farmers of New Jersey. For over a century it has been the only
exponent of the great agricultural interests of the State of New Jersey. If
you want to reach the substantial farmer, who has money to spend, adver-
tise in the SENTINEL OF FREEDOM.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
143
NEW JERSEY.
ARLINGTON, 820.— Hudson.
Observer (ad. P. 478) Sat— Ind-R 1,410
Press Sat— Rep 1,220
ASBURY PARK, 3,600.— Monmouth.
Journal (ad. P. 366) Fri— Rep 1,640
Journal (June 25 to Sept. 1)..D— Rep
News *D-Rep 2,485
Press 'ad. P. 517) |D— Dem J2.1S6
Sea Side Torch Mo— Mag 660
Shore Press Th— Dem 1,100
Spray (during season) D— Ind 2,000
ATCO, 360.— Camden.
Herald and Times Fri— Ind 496
ATLANTIC CITY, 23,200.— Atlantic.
Freie Presse (Ger.) Sat— Dem 750
Gazette Sun— Rep 3,200
Press JD— Rep 2,450
Review JD— Rep 2,400
Review Sat— Rep 800
(Union *D— Dem 900
(.Times-Democrat Th— Dem 700
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, 950.— Monmouth.
700
Journal Th — Dem
Press Sat— Ind-R
BAYHEAD, 75.— Ocean.
Coastguard Sat— Ind
BAYONNE CITY, 19,300.— Hudson.
Arthur's Home Magazine Mo — Lit
Budget (ad. P. 472) Sat— Ind
Democrat Th— Ind-D
Herald Sat — Dem
Star Fri— Rep
Times Th— Rep
BELMAR, 350.— Monmouth.
Coast Echo Th— Dem
Patterson's Weekly (Col.). .Fri— Dem
ffBELVIDERE, 1,790.— Warren.
Apollo Fri — Rep
Journal Fri — Dem
BEVERLY, 1,980.— Burlington.
Banner Fri — Ind
BLAIRSTOWN, 660.— Warren.
Press Wed— Ind
BLOOMFIELD, 7,770.— Essex.
Citizen (ad. P. 413) Sat— Ind
BOONTON, 3,500.— Morris.
Bulletin Th— Rep
Times Fri — Ind
BORDENTOWN, 4,420.— Burlington.
Register Fri — Ind
BOUND BROOK, 1,495.— Somerset.
Bote (Ger.) Tu— Ind
Chronicle Fri — Rep
Record (ad. P. 366) Th— Ind
State Centre (ad. P. 366) . . . . Fri— Dem
flBRIDGETON, 11,530.— Cumberland.
Chronicle Th — Dem
Dollar News Sat— Rep
900
710
500
1,250
840
1,520
800
1,230
1,020
300
1,520
1,020
1,270
1,325
1,060
800
700
1,152
990
1,070
900
51,260
1,200
1,610
IfBRIDGETON— Continued.
News *D— Rep 4,050
Patriot Fri— Dem 1,060
Philosophian Review Mo — Coll 550
Pioneer *D— Rep 1,050
Pioneer Th— Rep 900
BURLINGTON, 7,500.— Burlington.
Enterprise *D— Rep 1,500
Gazette *D— Dem 1,230
Gazette Sat— Dem 1,000
BUTLER, 660.— Morris.
Argus Fri— Ind 770
Pilot Sat— Single Tax 500
flCAMDEN, 64,870.— Camden.
Assayer Mo — Ind-R
Atlantic Coast Guide Sat— Ind 700
Bulletin Sat— Ind-R 3,500
Citizen Sat— Ind 2,750
Courier (ad. P. 3S9) *D— Rep 9,850
Courier (ad. P. 369) Sat— Rep 1,100
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,700
.Echo Sat— Tern 2,490
Epworth Advocate Th— Meth 2,250
Herald Sat— Pro 550
Independent (Stockton) Sat— Ind-R 490
Independent (ad. P. 370) Sat— Ind 1,230
Journal (Ger.) (ad. P. 367). .Fri— Ind 6,300
Junior Am. Mechanic.. Mo — O.U.A.M 1,550
Musical Enterprise Mo — Music 2,750
N. J. Gazette & Standard. .Sat— Meth 2,850
Post-Telegram *D— Rep 6,000
Press Sat— Rep 1,500
Review *D— Dem 3,800
Times (Stockton) Sat— Rep 500
CAPE MAY, 2,240.— Cape May.
Star of the Cape (July and August)
D— Rep 840
Star of the Cape Sat— Rep 1,320
Wave (July & August) *D— Ind
Wave Sat— Ind 1,550
CAPE MAY C. H., 1,050.— Cape May.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,220
CARLSTADT, 1,690.— Bergen.
Freie Presse (Ger.) Sat— Ind 390
CHATHAM, 700.— Morris.
Press Sat— Ind 310
CLINTON, 2,100.— Hunterdon.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
CLOSTER, 860.— Bergen.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 300
News Sa^-Rep 1,250
CRANBURY, 760.— Middlesex.
Press Fri— Rep 850
CRANFORD, 2,600.— Union.
Chronicle Semi- W— Dem 540
Citizen Sat— Ind 550
DECKERTOWN, 1,530.— Sussex.
Independent Fri— Ind 2,200
Milk Reporter Mo— Com 1,700
Recorder Fri— Dem 820
t Morning and Sunday.
1 County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
NEW JERSEY.
DOVER, 4,500.— Morris.
Index Fri— Dem 4,050
Index Fri— Dem s4,069
Iron (ad. P. 368-544) Fri— Rep 3,000
DUNELLEN, 1,080.— Middlesex.
Call Th— Ind 450
EAST ORANGE, 13,500.— Essex.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,200
EATONTOWN, 2,953.— Monmouth.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 725
EGG HARBOR, 1,450.— Atlantic.
Beobachter (Ger.) Sat— Dem 460
Deutscher Herold (Ger.) ... .Sat— Rep 370 !
Fottschritt (Ger.) Wed— Ind 425
Pilot (Ger.) Sat— Rep 375
^ELIZABETH, 39,560.— Union.
Contractor & Record. .. .Th— Real Est 1,525
Freie Presse (Ger.) Sat— Dem 1,320
Journal (ad. P. 367-472) *D— Rep *4,289 !
Leader *D— Ind 4,490
Record Sat— Ind 2,100
ELMER, 1,230.— Salem.
Times (ad. P. 365) Fri— Ind 2,200
ENGLEWOOD, 4,950.— Bergen.
Press Sat— Rep 2,000
Times Wed— Dem 1,528
fiFLEMINGTON, 2,045.— Hunterdon.
Democrat Tu— Dem 1,550
Democrat-Advertiser (ad. P. 481)
Th— Dem 1,240
Republican Wed— Rep 1,100
FORT LEE, 1,620.— Bergen.
Sentinel Th— Ind 750
^FREEHOLD, 2,986.— Monmouth.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,050
Inquirer Th— Rep 1,230
Transcript Fri— Dem 2,210
FRENCHTOWN, 1,040.— Hunterdon.
Independent Fri— Ind 540
Star Wed— Ind 496
GLASSBORO, 2,750.— Gloucester.
Enterprise Fri — Rep .si, 123
GLEN GARDNER, 680.— Hunterdon.
Avalanche Wed— Ind 750
GLOUCESTER, 6,690.— Camden.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 600
fiHACKENSACK, 8,000.— Bergen.
Democrat Fri— Dem 2,700
Herald Fri— Dem 1,250
Index Wed— Ind 1,300
Record *D— Ind 1,592
Republican (ad. P. 526) ...... Th— Rep 1,600
HACKETTSTOWN, 2,470.— Warren.
Gazette ....Fri— Dem 1,250
Republican Fri— Rep 1,320
HADDONFIELD, 2,700.— Camden.
Tribune (ad. P. 434) Sat— Ind-R 1,950
HAMMONTON, 3,700.— Atlantic.
Republican Sat— Rep 530
HARRISON, 8,520.— Hudson.
Record Sat— Ind-D 2,500
NEW JERSEY.
HASBRO UCK HEIGHTS, 270.— Bergen.
News-Letter Tu— Ind 1,100
HIGH BRIDGE, 760.— Hunterdon.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,150
HIGHTSTOWN, 2,100.— Mercer.
Gazette Th— Ind 680
Independent Th — Ind 545
HOBOKEN, 45,400.— Hudson.
Deutscher Anzeiger (Ger.). .Wed— Ind 3,003
Neue Zeitung (Ger.). . .Semi- W— Dem 2,400
Observer *D— Ind-D 10,000
Republican Sat— Ind 1,400
Scherma Italiana (Ital.) Sun— Ind 1,000
Stevens Life Bi-W— Ed 500
Wacht am Hudson (Ger.) *D— Ind
Rundschau (Ger.) Sat— Frat
HOPEWELL, 704.— Mercer.
Herald Tu— Ind 1,350
IRVINGTON, 3,600.— Essex.
News Sat— Ind 1,500
JAMESBURG, 1,500.— Middlesex.
Record (ad. P. 547) Sat— Ind 600
UJERSEY CITY, 170,500.-Hudson.
Advertiser & Eagle Sat— Ind 1,570
Call Semi-W— Ind 1,000
Chronic' e Fri— Ind 2,800
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,600
Hcra'd (ad. P. 474) Sat— Dem 1,700
Journal (ad. P. 365) *D— Rep 16,500
Mirror Sat— Ref 2,400
News *D— Dem 8,000
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Dem 3,100
KEYPORT, 3,460.— Monmouth.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,030
Weekly Sat— Ind 900
LAKEWOOD, 1,100.— Ocean.
Times and Journal Fri— Rep 1,600
LAMBERTVILLE, 4,200.— Hunterdon.
Beacon Fri— Ind 740
Record Wed— Rep 540
Wage Worker Sat— Dem 400
LONG BRANCH, 7,596.— Monmouth.
Journal Th— Ind 780
Press Wed— Dem 800
Record Fri— Ind-D 2,500
Times and News Fri — Rep 1,100
MADISON, 2,000.— Morris.
Eagle (ad. P. 436) Fri— Ind 1,300
MANASQUAN, 1,540.— Monmouth.
News Th— Dem 640
Ster D. mocrat Sat— Dem 1,15)
MARLTON, 500.— Burlington.
Central Record Fri— Ind 850
MATAWAN, 3,250.— Monmouth.
Journal Th— Rep 855
UMAY'S LANDING, 860.— Atlantic.
Record Sat— Rep 758
MERCHANTVILLE, 1,300.— Camden.
Review Sat— Ind 730
Star Sat— Rep 550
METUCHEN, 3,900.— Middlesex.
Inquirer .' Sat— Ind 2,000
Recorder (ad. P. 367) Sat— Ind 1,600
t Morning and Sunday.
f County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
NEW JERSEY.
MILFORD, 770.— Hunterdon.
Leader ........................ Th— Ind 1,020
MILLVILLE, 10,300.— Cumberland.
Republican and Reporter. .*D— Ind-R 1,000
Transcript ................... Fri— Dem 825
MONTCLAIR, 8,700.— Essex.
Plerald ........................ Th— Ind 1,100
Times ........................ Sat— Rep 1,300
MOORSTOWN, 1,620.— Burlington.
Chronicle ..................... Th— Ind 885
Loose Spokes .................. Mo— Cy 1,550
Republican ................. Wed— Rep 945
flMORRISTOWN, 8,300.— Morris.
Chronicle ..................... Fri— Rep 2 200
Express (ad. P. 365) ......... Sat— Dem 2,250
Terseyman (ad. P. 366) ....... Fri— Rep 1,720
News ......................... Tu— Ind 1,000
True Democratic Banner ____ Th— Dem 1,230
HMOUNT HOLLY, 5,400.— Burlington.
Democrat ................... Fri— Dem 1,900
Herald ....................... Sat— Dem 2,009
Mirror ...................... Wed— Rep 2,450
News ......................... Tu— Rep 2,500
MULLICA HILL, 600.— Gloucester.
Messenger .................... Th — Ind
400
NETCONG, 87S.— Morris.
Eagle ........................ Wed— Ind
fiNEWARK, 188,500.— Essex.
/Advertiser (ad. P. 142) ........ *D-Rep
t Sentinel of Freedom ......... Mo— Rep
Baptist Bulletin .............. Mo— Bap
Call .......................... Sun— Ind
Catholic Ledger ............. Sat— Cath
Erzahler (Ger.) .............. Sun— Rep
Freie Zeitung (Ger) ........... fD— Rep
Freie Zeitung (Ger.) .......... Th— Rep
Messenger .............. Mo— Y.M.C.A
Montagna (Ital.) ............. Sun— Ind
News .......................... *D— Ind
Patria (Ital) ................... Sat— Ind
Pioneer (Ger.) ................. Sat— Ind
Rai:road Employee ........... Mo— R.R
Town Talk .................... Sat— Soc
Trade Review .............. Semi-M— Tr
Trumpet (Col.) ................ Sat— Ind
670
21,000
2,640
5,000
20,800
5,260
10,000
8,000
2,700
1,520
1.95f»
42,000
1,000
800
7,250
7,000
2,103
910
flNEW BRUNSWICK, 19,420.— Middlesex.
Fredonian . .......... *D— Rep 1,200
Fredonian .................... Fri— Rep 1,380
Home News (ad. P. 539) ...... *D— Ind 3,212
Home News (ad. P. 539) ...... Th— Ind 1,200
Targum ..................... Wed— Coll 500
Times ........................ *D— Dem 2,600
Times ........................ Th— Dem 903
NEWFIELD, 525.— Gloucester.
Item . ...... Fri— Dem
NEW PROVIDENCE, 204.— Union.
News Sat— Ind
flNEWTON, 3,040.— Sussex.
Herald Wed— Dem
Record (ad. P. 366) Fri— Dem
Register Wed— Rep
NUTLEY, .—Essex.
News Fri— Ind
Sun Fri— Rep
720
400
1,900
1,675
1,707
2,000
765
NEW JERSEY.
OCEAN CITY, 460.— Cape May.
Ledger Sat— Ind 700
Scn:inel Th— Rep 670
OCEAN GROVE, 2,830.— Monmouth.
Record .. Sat— Meth 2,540
Times Sat— Rep 1,800
ORANGE, 19,765.— Essex.
Bulletin . Th— Rep 950
Cl-rcniclc Sat— Ind 2,350
Journal-Herald Sat— Rep 1,850
PALMYRA, 1,810.— Burlington.
News Sat— Ind 640
PARK RIDGE, 660.— Bergen.
Forester's Magazine . . . .Mo— A.O.O.F 1,200
Local Wed— Ind 500
PASSATC, 13,150.— Passaic.
Advertiser (ad. P. 365) Sat— Dem 2,500
Herald *D— Rep 2,635
Item Sat— Rep 2,300
News *D— Rep 4,000
Record Sat— Rep 1,440
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Sat— Dem 625
fiPATERSON, 82,000.— Passaic.
Call .. JD— Rep 7,040
Chronicle Sun— Ind 3,940
Guardian (ad. P. 550) *D— Dem 7,300
Guardian (ad. P. 550) Fri— Dem 1,200
Labor Standard (ad. P. 364) .. Sat— Lab 7,500
News *D— Ind $8,021
People Sat— Lab 800
Press (ad. P. 364) *D— Rep 4,800
Press (ad. P. 364) Th— Rep 1,000
Telegraaf (Hoi.) Wed— Rep 2,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) *D— Ind 1,050
PAULSBORO, 1,200.— Gloucester.
Press Fri— Ind 800
PENN'S GROVE, 1,480.— Salem.
Record Fri— Ind 650
PERTH AMBOY, 9,320.— Middlesex.
Chronicle . *D— Ind 1,500
Chronicle Ssmi-W— Ind 2,200
Democrat Sat— Dem 3,470
Folkeblad (Dan. -Nor.) Fri— Ind 600
Herald §ad. P. 436) *D— Ind 1,800
Republican Fri— Rep 1,500
PHILLIPSBURG, 8,700.— Warren.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,330
Odd Fellow's Monthly. .Mo— I. O.O.F 500
News *D— Dem 703
Patriot Semi-M— Frat 775
Post (ad. P. 540) *D— Rep 1,480
PLAINFIELD, 11,575.— Union.
Constitutionalist Th— Dsm 1,100
Courier-News *D— Rep 2,740
Law Journal Mo— Leg 660
Press *D— Ind 2,600
Sabbath Recorder Th— Rel 280
Times Th— Rep 2,800
PLEASANTVILLE, 520.— Atlantic.
Press Wed— Rep 1,630
POINT PLEASANT, 1,100.— Ocean.
Beacon . Sat— Ind 680
f1 Morning and- Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except bun. tv g.
s Sworn Circulation.
146
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NEW JEKSEY.
PRINCETON, 3,480.— Mercer.
Literary Magazine Mo — Coll 640
Press Sat— Rep 820
Princetonian JD— Coll 1,000
Tiger Bi-W— Coll 430
RAHWAY, 7,200.— Union.
Advocate (ad. P. 534) Th— Rep 1,100
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,300
RAMSEY, 450.— Bergen.
Journal
.Th— Ind
725
RED BANK, 4,315.— Monmouth.
Register Wed— Rep 2,703
Standard Sat— Dem 1,500
RIDGEFIELD PARK, 1,300.— Bergen.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 510
Bulletin Sat— Ind 500
RIDGEWOOD, 2,600.— Bergen.
Herald Sat— Rep
News Fri — Ind
RIVERSIDE, 940.— Burlington.
Press Fri — Ind
RIVERTON, 1,330.— Burlington.
Girls' Friendly Magazine Mo — Epis
New Era (ad. P. 364) Sat— Ind
ROCKAWAY, 5,620.— Morris.
Church and Home Wed — Pro
Record (ad. P. 364) Th— Ind
ROCKY HILL, 300.— Somerset.
Item Fri— Ind
ROSELLE, 1,350.— Union.
Enterprise Th — Ind
RUTHERFORD, 2,340.— Bergen.
American Th — Rep
Enterprise Wed — Ind
News (ad. P. 364) Sat— Dem
fiSALEM, 5,900.— Salem.
National Standard Wed — Rep
South Jersey man Tu — Rep
Sunbeam Fri — Dem
SEABRIGHT, 725.— Monmouth.
News Sat — Ind
Sentinel Fri — Rep
SEA ISLE CITY, 770.— Cape May.
Times Fri— Dem
SHORT HILLS, 355.-Essex.
Item Th— Ind
USOMERVILLE, 3,980.— Somerset.
Democrat Fri — Dem
Jersey Knight Mo— K.ofP
Messenger (ad. P. 548) . . . . Wed— Dem
Royal Craftsman Mo — Mas
Unionist-Gazette (ad. P. 363). Th— Rep
1,500
510
2,175
2,000
1,840
1,625
NEW JEKSEY.
SOUTH AMBOY, 4,400.— Middlesex.
Citizen Sat— Ind 670
SOUTH ORANGE, 3,200.— Essex.
Bulletin Th— Ind 950
SPRING LAKE, 110.— Monmouth.
Gazette Sat— Rep 900
SUMMIT, 4,450.— Union.
Herald (ad. P. 363-538) Sat— Rep 960
Record (ad. P. 547) Sat— Dem 794
SWEDESBORO, 1,090.— Gloucester.
News Sat— Ind 660
TENAFLY, 1,500.— Bergen.
Record Sat— Rep 1,200
flTOM'S RIVER, 2,950.— Ocean.
Courier (ad P 533) Th— Rep
1,410
1,000
Democrat Th — Dem
1,200
850
flTRENTON, 70,600.— Mercer.
11,300
530
American Potters' Journal.. Sat — Lab
1,150
1,000
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.) Wed
800
Gazette JD — Rep
4,640
Gazette Th — Rep
5,500
Staats Journal (Ger.). .Semi- W — Dem
Sunday School Messenger Mo — Rel
Times (ad P. 545) *D— Rep
1,520
2,800
8,324
1,540
1,000
270
True American (ad. P. 363).. JD— Dem
True American (ad. P. 363) .. Fri— Dem
TUCKERTON, 2,020.— Ocean.
Beacon Th — Ind
5,800
500
650
800
UNION, 10,200.— Hudson.
Dispatch (ad. P. 364) *D— Dem
4,200
Herold (Ger.) Sat— Ind
650
Parlor & Lodge Mo — Frat
8,400
Revue (Ger.) Sat — Ind
820
1,000
World Sat— Ind
500
500
1,250
VINELAND, 4,130.— Cumberland.
Every Saturday Sat — Rep
1,240
Independent Fri — Pop
1,520
1,500
Journal *D — Ind
1,250
2,020
400
1,450
News Sat — Ind
590
300
800
WASHINGTON, 2,860.— Warren.
Red Cross Knight Mo— K.of Malta
Star Th— Dem
500
3,100
Tidines . ...Th— Reo
1.785
WESTFIELD, 2,800.— Union.
Leader Wed— Rep 1,100
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
Standard (ad. P. 363) .... Semi- W— Ind 1,250
WEST HOBOKEN, 11,950.— Hudson.
Reporter Fri— Dem 1,280
WESTWOOD, 310.— Bergen.
Chronicle . ...Th— Ind 500
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
% Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NEW JERSEY.
WHITEHOUSE STATION, 430.— Hunterdon.
Review Th— Ind 350
WILDWOOD, 100.— Cape May.
Jcurnal Fri— Ind 400
WOODBRIDGE, 760.— Middlesex.
News Sat— Ind 400
Register Sat— Rep 496
NEW JERSEY.
WOODBURY, 4,070.— Gloucester.
Constitution Wed— Rep 1,600
Democrat Th— Dem 1,545
Liberal Press (ad. P. 363) . . . . Fri— Rep 1,275
Times (ad. P. 363) *D— Ind 550
WOODGLEN, 100.— Hunterdon.
Am. Gamekeeper Mo— Pity 2,500
WOODSTOWN, 570.— Salem.
Monitor-Register Fri— Rep 1,500
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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MONDAY
NEW YORK
NEW VO5*K JjOURNAU AND AD1
W. Ft. MKAR8T.
AIM AMERICAN RARER FOR THE AMERICA
A Beacon
of
Good
Times.
Yesterday's Christmas issues of New York newspapers n|p-"«c.
furnished a gratifying proof of the growth of prosperity. *"d CUI *1.*^
The times are good, and the newspaper business is good DHc'e*,^ , i
along with them. regulation in<
The Herald, for instance, published yesterday 251} col- coddled >nd
umns of advertising^ ind the World 250$. These are great k'pl ln cl08'
figures, and we congratulate our contemporaries upon their M\K<h\/''\ t
We are glad to see our< neighbors enjoying a healthy ing. Their \
•«oo delicate tl
are leldom,
degree*.
Abe mow
GlyS'y
(row natu(
mil"
flourishing condition,
growth.
We mention the Herald and the World in particular because their advertising A" these
rates are the same as the Journal's, which has been doing a little growing of its "*lural f'° *'
own Yesterday, for instance, the Journal printed 321 columns of advertisements, become°tradit|
which breaks all newspaper records in the history of New York. A comparison of far more
the advertising in the Christmas issues of the three papers named in 1808 and 1899 much
will show the following remarkable gains : Co,unms Qf Adver|1|mg>
1898 ft?) Gains.
Herald „ ait 251) 40}
World .._ 225$ 250} 25
Journal «...»',.. 211 321} 110J
The Herald's gain of 19 per cent in advertising in the past year, We the
World's gain of II per cent and the Journal's gain of 52j>cr cent, measures both
the increasing prosperity of the country and the growth of public regard for the
paper. In the Journal's case this regard was exhibited not only in advertising,
btu in sales. The white paper used in printing yesterday's edition amounted to OT letter ,„
about 450 tons, or something like three times the (veight that could have been car- tbe etttq
ried by the whole fleet with which Columbuj discovered America. r^t'lta
It is easy to see why this enormous issue should have been called for. The «on-u
ten sections dl yesterday's Christmas Journal, comprising about a hundred pages, „
represent the high water mark of newspaper work. The exquisite illustrations in «* r«*r\
colors were equal to the finest class of de luxe book printing. A 'few years ago
such reproductions of the greatest paintings of the world coutd not have been ob-
tained at any price. The literary features were worthy of the pictures. The con-
ditions were all favorable for breaking records, and accordingly every sort of "J
record went to smash.'
June
Jdge Gildersleeve dissolving the in- to
^Board of Public Improvements has
|f-d fr^m concluding the Ramapo
of attack adc
assui
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NEW YORK.
ADAMS, 1,400.- Jefferson.
Journal Tu— Ind 2,000
ADDISON, 2,250,-Steuben.
Advertiser Th— Rep 1,700
Record Fri— Dem 1,800
AFTON. 760.— Chenango.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,200
AKRON, 1,510.— Erie.
Breeze Th— Ind 900
Herald Th— Ind 500
HALE A NY, 97.220.— Albany.
Argus (ad. P. 495) tD— Dem 17,000
Argus (ad. P. 495) Semi-W— Dem 9,000
Argus (ad. P. 495) Sun— Dem 9,500
Country Gentleman Th— Ag 24,000
Drafted Men's Advocate Mo— Ind 4,500
Freie Blatter (Ger.) *D— Dem 1,950
Herold (Ger.) *D— Rep 2,300
Journal »D— Rep 18003
Journal Semi-W— Rep 4,600
Journal Wed— Rep 31000
Law Journal Sat— Leg 2,450
Medical Annals Mo— Med 1,030
N. Y. Education Mo— Ed 4500
Poultry Monthly Mo— Pity 4,900
Press- Knickerbocker-Express
(ad. P. 480) ..JD— Ind 24,000
Press (ad. P. 480) Sun— Ind 21,000
Sonntags Journal (Ger.) Sun — Dem 2,840
Telegram Sun— Ind 50,000
Times-Union (ad. P. 378) *D— Ind 26.550
Times (ad. P. 378) Th— Ind 6.500
Town-Talk Sat— Soc 2,23:)
Vatican Sat— Cath 9,500
Work at Home Bi-M— Evan 2,100
Zion's Watchman Sat — Evan
. UALBION, 4,710.— Orleans.
American Th— Rep 1.400 |
Free Lance TU— Reo 1.785
News Sat— Ind 1,050
Oolcgist Mo— Sc:ence 1.6'0
Republican Wed— Dem 1,875
ALDEN, 600.— Erie.
Industrial Un:on Fri— Ind 500
ALFRED, 795.— Allegany.
Sun Wed— Rep 1,022
ALLEGANY, 2,200.— Cattaraugus.
Citizen Sat— Ind 670
ALTAMONT, 620.— Albany.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 2,120
AMENIA, 2,520.— Dutchess.
Times Sat— Ind 1,184
AMSTERDAM, 20,100.— Montgomery.
Democrat *D— Rep 2,700
'Democrat Th— Rep 1,800
Sentinel tD— Dem 1,980
Sentinel Sun— Dem 2,300
Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,250
ANDES, 500.— Delaware.
Recorder Fri— Rep 800
ANDOVER, 1,800.— Allegany.
News (ad. P. 309) Wed— Ind 1,300
UANGELICA, 970.— Allegany.
Every Week Tu— Ind 1,100
Republican Fri — Rep 660
ANGOLA, 800.— Erie.
Record Th— Ind 610
ANTWERP, 925.— Jefferson.
Gazette Th— Rep 2,300
ARCADE, 2,050.— Wyoming.
Hera'd Fri— Rep 1,250
Leader Fri— Dem 1,575
Record Fri— Rep 740
ARDSLEY, 360.— Westchester.
Herald Fri— Ind 810
ATHENS, 2,100.— Greene.
News Fri— Ind 950
ATTICA, 2,000.— Wyoming.
Advocate Rat— Rep 600
Democrat-Review Fri — Dem 550
News Th— Ind 800
flAUBURN, 27,350.— Cayuga.
(Advertiser *D— Rep 2,960
I fournal Semi-W— Rep 2,000
Democrat & Argus Semi-W— Dem 2,212
Bulletin Semi- W— Ind 1,678
Independent (ad. P. 441) Th— Ind 1,000
Indicator Sat— Tnd 740
Purple & Gold Qrtly— Frat 960
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 842
AVOCA, 1,120.— Steuben.
Advance Th— Ind 1,400
AVON, 1,720.— Livingston.
Herald Th— Ind 545
BABYLON, 2,860.— Suffolk.
Signal Sat— Ind 3,500
BAINBRIDGE, 1,260.— Chenango.
Express Fri— Ind 1,480
Republican (ad. P. 379). .. .Wed— Ind 1,500
BALDWINSVILLE, 3,220.— Onondaga.
Era Wed— Ind 1,380
Gazette Th— Ind 2,363
flBALLSTON SPA, 3,800.— Saratoga.
Tournal *D— Rep 550
Journal Sat— Rep 1,000
f News *D— Ind 909
I Democrat Fri— Dem 1,530
BARDONIA, 195.— Rockland.
Adler (Ger.) Th— Dem 450
UBATAVIA, 7,320.— Genesee.
News (ad. P. 380) *D— Rep ^5,402
Spirit of the Times Sat— Dem 1,800
flBATH, 3,550.— Steuben.
Courier Fri— Rep 3,000
Farmer's Advocate Wed— Dem 4,000
Plaindealer (ad. P. 370) Sat— Ind 1,125
BAY SHORE, 2,400.— Suffolk.
Journal Sat— Rep 1,050
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
150
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NEW YORK.
CBELMONT, 960.— Allegany.
Courier Fri— Ind-R 500
Dispatch Fri— Rep 1.40D
BERGEN, 1,250.— Genesee.
Enterprise Sat — Ind 625
fiBINGHAMTON, 38,764.— Broome.
Chronicle (ad. P. 436) Sat— Rep 6,017
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Herald (ad. P. 378) *D— Ind 9,300
Herald (ad. P. 378) Th— Ind 2,500
Independent Sat— Lab 1,140
Leader (ad. P. 462) »D— Dem 12,169
Leader (ad. P. 462) Fri— Dem 7,646
Patriot Sat— Pro 500
Plant World Mo— Botanical 1,050
Republican JD— Rep 9,000
Republican Sat— Rep 3,500
Times Sun— Ind 4,000
BLAUVELT, 310.— Rockland.
News Tu— Ind 300
BOLIVAR, 2,500.— Allegany.
Breeze Th— Ind 1,000
BOONVILLE, 1,650.— Oneida.
Herald Th— Rep 53,700
Record Th— Dem 1,160
BRASHER FALLS, 570.— St. Lawrence.
News Sat— Rep 340
BREWSTER, 2,040.— Putnam.
Standard Fri— Rep 1,056
BRIDGEHAMPTON, 1,400.— Suffolk.
News Fri— Ind 530
BROCKPORT, 3,900.— Monroe.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,440
Republic Th— Dem 1,200
BROCTON, 825.— Chautauqua.
Mirror Wed— Ind 650
BROOKFIELD, 578.— Madison.
Courier Wed— Ind 1,650
UBROOKLYN, 834,500.— Kings.
American Hairdresser Mo — Tr 1,539
Aquarium Qrtly— Science 1,300
Bakers' Journal (Gcr.). .. .Semi-M— Tr 5,340
Blade Th— Ind 1,000
Citizen *D— Dem 25,400
Citizen Sun— Dem 31,150
Co-operative News Mo — BldgAss'n 1,840
Courier (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,740
Delta Qrtly— Frat 1,540
Deutsches Versicherungs Journal
(Ger.).. Mo— Ins
Eagle »D— Ind-D 43,000
Eagle Sun— Ind-D 48,000
Everywhere Mo— Lit 20,000
Freie Presse (Ger.) *D— Ind-R 14,500
Greenpoint Star Sat— Ind-D 3,500
Healer Mo— Ind 850
Laterne (Ger.) Semi- W— Ind 4,120
Ledger Sat— Dem 1,100
Life Sat— Soc 10,000
Manufacturer Mo — Mfg
Manufacturers' Journal Mo — Mfg
Medical Journal Mo— Med 4,000
National Monitor (Col.) Mo— Bap 1,000
Nordiske Blade (Scan.) Fri— Dem 2,240
Nordiske Tidende (Nor.) Th— Ind
Polytechnic Mo— Coll 500
Post Sun— Ind
Primitive Catholic. Semi-M— Anti-Cath 4,200
Record Sat— Ind 1,250
NEW YORK.
^BROOKLYN— Continued.
Reform (Ger.) Sat— Dem 4,000
Reporter Sun— Rep 3,400
Standard Union *D— Rep 15,500
Surtolainen (Finn.) Semi- W— Ind 7,000
Svenska Amerikaniska Presse (Nor.)
Th— Rep 3,700
Times »D— Rep 24,000
Transcript Sat— Dem 4,400
Uptown Weekly Sat— Ind 1,510
Weekly Sat— Ind 5,240
Williamsburg Democrat Sat — Dem 1,000
flBUFFALO, 286,000.— Erie.
Am. Investments Mo — Finan 5,000
Arbeiter-Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Lab 3,100
Aurora (Ger.) Fri— Cath 5,100
Builder & Contractor Th— Bldg 1,550
Canadian Photo. Journal. .Mo— Photo 1,480
Catholic Union Th— Cath 14,000
Chautauqua Tourist (daily in July,
Aug. and Sept.) 4,100
Christian Uplook Th— Meth 12,000
Church Work Bi-M— Epis 2,540
Commercial *D— Rep 13,000
Commercial Wed— Rep 3,000
Courier (ad. P. 435) JD— Dem .$49,020
Courier (ad. P. 435) Wed— Dem 4,400
Courier (ad. P. 435) Sun— Ind 539,042
Demokrat (Ger) *D— Ind-D 6,100
Demokrat (Ger.) Th— Ind-D 3,500
Demokrat (Ger.) Sun— Ind-D 6,000
Dental Practitioner Qrtly— Dental 2,500
Department Store Review Mo — Tr 5,500
Echo (Pol.) Th— Rep 3,500
Educator Mo— Ed 22,500
Empire State Workman.Mo— A.O.U.W 31,200
Enquirer (ad. P. 435) »D— Ind-D 536,304
Evangel Mo— Rel 3,120
Express JD— Ind-R 16,000
Express Th— Ind-R 1,500
Express Sun— Ind-R 63,000
Farmers' Journal Wed— Com 4,240
Freie Presse (Ger.) *D— Rep 4,000
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Rep 3,500
Herold (Ger.) Sat— Ind 3.000
Horse Gazette Th— Horses 3,250
Horse World Fri— Horses 5,500
Medical Journal Mo— Med 1,250
Mitarbeiter (Ger.).. .Semi-M— ChrEnd 2,150
National Coopers' Jour Mo— Tr 5,200
National Odd Fellow. .. .Th— I. O.O.F 6,750
News *D— Rep 62,500
News Sun— Ind 25,000
Our Record Mo— Charity 900
Pan-Am. Gazette Sat— Ind 1,400
Polak W. Ameryce (Pol.). .JD— Dem 3,700
Professional Photographer. Mo— Photo 4,300
Review J§D— Ind 9,500
Review Tri-W— Ind 3,000
Roller Mill Mo— Com 6,000
Royal Templar Mo— Tern 15,000
Select Knight Journal Mo 4,500
Spectator (Col.) Th— Ind 800
Straps and Buckles Mo — Tr
Three Links Sat— I.O.O.F
Times (ad. P. 327) *D— Dem 540,174
Times (ad. P. 327) Sun— Dem 522,994
Town-Talk Th— Ind
Tribuene (Ger.) Sun— Rep 2,900
Two Step Mo— Dancing 1,040
Volksfreund (Ger.) (ad. P. 370)
*D— Dem 4,700
Volksfreund (Ger.) (ad. P. 370)
Fri— Dem 4,200
CAIRO, 580.— Greene.
Herald Th— Ind 800
CALEDONIA, 1,120.— Livingston.
Advertiser Th— Rep 875
t Morning and Sunday.
1 County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. 5 Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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NEW YORK.
CALLICOON, 2,500.— Sullivan.
Democrat (ad. P. 380) Th— Dem 1,200
CAMBRIDGE, 1,630.— Washington.
Post Fri— Rep j2,124
CAMDEN, 2,200.— Oneida.
Advance- Journal Th— Ind 1,100
CANAJOHARIE, 2,090.— Montgomery.
Courier Tu— Ind 2,240
Hay Trade Journal Fri— HayTr 3,000
Radii Th— Ind 1,700
JCANANDAIGUA, 5,950,-Ontario.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,800
Repository Messenger Th — Dem 1,750
Times Wed— Rep 1,900
CANASERAGA, 670.— Allegany.
Times Fri— Ind 770
CANASTOTA, 2,830.— Madison.
Bee Sat— Ind 1,285
Journal Wed— Rep 1,200
Press Fri— Ind 1,000
CANISTEO, 2,450,-Steuben.
Republican Wed— Rep 1,200
Times Th— Pro 1,180
U CANTON, 2,600.— St. Lawrence.
Commerc'al Advertiser Wed — Dem 1,503
Laurentian Mo — Coll 360
Plaindealer Wed— Rep 2,050
CAPE VINCENT, 1,370.— Jefferson.
Eagle Th— Dem 800
fiCARMEL, 730.— Putnam.
Courier Fri— Dem 900
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
CARTHAGE, 4,340.— Jefferson.
Republican Wed— Rep 2.200
Tribune Sat— Dem 4,000
CASTILE, 1,300.— Wyoming.
Castilian Fri— Ind 650
CASTLETON, 1,127.— Rensselaer.
Press Sat— Ind 480
CATO, 1,996.— Cayuga.
Citizen Sat— Ind-D 700
HCATSKILL, 4,935.— Greene.
Examiner Sat— Rep 1,60)
Mail JD— Ind 640
News *D — Dem
Recorder Sat— Rep 52,175
CA.TTARAUGUS, 1,100.— Cattaraugus.
Times Th— Rep 1,350
CAZENOVIA, 2,000.— Madison.
Republican Th— Rep sl,475
CENTER MORICHES, 1,700,-Suffolk.
Messenger Sat— Dem 50D
CENTRAL SQUARE, 510.— Oswego.
News Th— Ind 700
CHAFEE, 200.-Erie.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 300
CHARLOTTE, 950.— Monroe.
News ...Sat— Ind 803
NEW YOKK.
CHATEAUGAY, 1,190.— Franklin.
Journal Th— Rep 750
Record Fri— Dem 1,050
CHATHAM, 2,100.— Columbia.
Courier Semi-W— Ind-R 3,640
Fanciers' Review Mo— Pity 5,000
Republican Wed— Rep 2,020
CHENANGO FORKS, 725.— Broome.
Herald Th— Ind 1,350
CHERRY CREEK, 975.— Chautauqua.
News (ad. P. 360) Fri— Dem 1,100
CHERRY VALLEY, 700.— Otsego.
Gazette Th— Ind 1,520
CHESTER, 720.— Orange.
News Fri— Ind 1,752
CHITTENANGO, 820.— Madison.
Times Fri— Dem 730
CINCINNATUS, 100.— Cortland.
Times Th— Ind 650
CLAYTON, 1,760.— Jefferson.
On the St. Lawrence Fri— Ind 1,500
CLEVELAND, 946.— Oswego.
Press Sat— Ind 540
CLIFTON SPRINGS, 1,320.— Ontario.
Press Th— Ind 820
CLINTON, 1,340.— Oneida.
Courier Wed— Ind 710
Hamilton Literary Mo Mo— Coll 580
Hamilton Review. Every 6 weeks — Coll 500
CLYDE, 2,750.— Wayne.
Herald .. Wed— Dem 710
Times Th— Rep 1,300
COBLESKILL, 1,866.— Schoharie.
Index Th— Dem 3,000
News Wed— Dem 1,000
Times Th— Rep 2,000
COEYMANS, 1,025.— Albany.
Herald Wed— Ind 1,200
COHOCTON, 1,430.— Steuben.
Index Wed— Ind 1000
Times Th— Ind 770
COHOES, 23,234.— Albany.
Dispatch (ad. P. 437) *D— Ind 8,000
Independent (Fr.) Sat— Rep 2,500
News *D— Rep 3,800
Regulator (ad. P. 379) Sun— Ind 1,800
Republican *D— Rep 3,200
COLDEN, 400.— Erie.
Record Fri— Ind 310
COLD SPRING, 3,200.— Putnam.
Recorder Fri— Dem 720
COLLEGE POINT, 6,320,-Queens.
Freie Presse (Ger.) Sat— Dem 1,200
Reporter Wed— Rep 1,500
HCOOPERSTOWN, 2,794.— Otsego.
Farmer Fri— Ag j3,500
Freeman's Journal Th — Dem 1,550
Republican Wed— Rep 2,000
COPENHAGEN, 792.— Lewis.
News Mo— Ind 500
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
152
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NEW YORK.
CORFU, 398.— Genesee.
Enterprise Th — Ind
CORINTH, 1,310.— Saratoga.
Corinthian Fri — Ind
flCORNING, 9,800.— Steuben.
Democrat *D — Dem
Democrat Th — Dem
Journal *D — Rep
Journal Wed — Rep
600
1,000
1,020
600
1,500
500
CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON, 770.— Orange.
Courier Sat— Dem 700
Local Th— Rep 1,040
New York Military Academy
Qrtly— Ed 600
HCORTLAND, 8,770,-Ccrtland.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,970
Sentinel Th— Ind 1,420
Standard *D— Rep 1,500
Standard Semi- W— Rep 2,280
COXSACKIE, 1,700.— Greene.
News Fri— Ind 1,700
Times Sat— Dem 1,000
Union Fri— Ind 1,130
CROTON-ON-HUDSON, 1,100.— Westchester.
Journal Fri — Rep
CUBA, 1,450.— Allegany.
Democrat-Times Th — Dem
Patriot Th— Rep
DALTON, 540.— Livingston.
Enterprise Fri — Rep
DANSVILLE, 3,850.— Livingston.
Advertiser Th — Rep
Breeze Tu— Ind
Express Th — Dem
520
1,300
1,700
820
1,200
1,000
1,000
Normal Instructor Mo— Ed 100,000
DELEVAN, 1,780.— Cattaraugus.
Gazette Fri— Dem 51,100
Press Fri— Ind sl,6IO
ffDELHI, 2,000.— Delaware.
Express (ad. P. 517) Sat— Rep 1,750
Gazette Wed— Dem 1.100
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
DEPEW, 2,600.— Erie.
Herald (ad. P. 379) Th— Ind 1,176
DEPOSIT, 1,646.— Broome.
Courier Th— Ind 1.400
Journal Wed— Ind 1,350
DE RUYTER, 680.— Madison.
Gleaner Th— Ind 1,500
DESPATCH, 100.— Monroe.
Special Fri— Ind 310
DOBB'S FERRY, 2,150.— Westchester.
News Th— Tnd 700
R:gister Fri— R:p 980
DOLGEVILLE. 2,100.— Herkimer.
Free Press (ad. P. 537) Th— Rep 550
Republican Sat — Rep
DOWNSVILLE, 520.-Delaware.
News Tu— Ind 610
DRYDEN, 670.— Tompkins.
Herald Wed— Ind 1,513
NEW YORK.
DUNDEE, 1,300.— Yates.
Observer We/i— Rep 1,400
DUNKIRK, 9,560.— Chautauqua.
Farmer Wed— Ag 2,880
Fruit Mo— Fruit 3,750
Grape Belt (ad. P. 377). Semi- W— Ind-R 5,500
Herald *D— Dem 800
Advertiser and Unicn Fri— Dem 1,700
News (ad. P. 377) *D— Ind 1,800
Observer *D— Rep 1,062
EARLVILLE, 1,000.— Madison.
Standard Th— Ind 1,000
EAST AURORA, 1,620.— Erie.
Advertiser Th— Ind 1,100
EAST HAMPTON, 1,540.— Suffolk.
Star Sat— Ind 550
EAST NORWICH, 610.— Queens.
Enterprise Sat — Ind 510
EAST OTTO, .—Cattaraugus.
News Fri — Dem 710
EAST SYRACUSE, 3,200.— Onondago.
News Sat— Ind 2,100
ECHO, 225.— Suffolk.
Echo Sat— Rep 1,200
EDMESTON, 460.— Otsego.
Local Sat— Ind 1,000
EDWARDS, 630.— St. Lawrence.
Record Th— Ind 500
flELIZABETHTOWN, 580.— Essex.
Post & Gazette The— Dem 816
ELLEN VI LLE, 2,950.— Ulster.
Journal Fri— Rep jsl,500
Press Th— Dem 1,200
ELLICOTTVILLE, 870.— Cattaraugus.
News Fri— Rep 1,450
Post Wed— Rep 2,610
ELM HURST, 900.— Queens.
Journal & Volksblatt (Ger.) . Sat— Ind 510
Register Th— Dem 1,540
HELM IRA, 32,340.— Chemung.
Advertiser (ad. P. 510) JD— Rep 7,850
Advertiser (ad. P. 510) Fri— Rep 12,500
Gazette & Free Press *D— Dem 5,500
Gazette & Free Press Th— Dem 13,000
News *D— Rep 3,800
Sibyl Qrtly— Coll 370
Star *D— Ind 8,500
. Telegram Sun— Ind 87,500
FAIR HAVEN, 750.— Cayuga.
Register Th— Ind 700
FAIRPORT, 2,600.— Monroe.
Herald Wed— Ind 1,763
Mail Th— Ind 2,500
FALCONER, 580.— Chautauqua.
American Bee Keeper. .Mo— Bee Cult 2,100
FARMER, 720.— Seneca.
Review Sat— Ind 736
FAR ROCKAWAY, 2,400.— Queens.
Journal Sat— Ind 806
t Morning and Sunday.
j County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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NEW YORK.
FAYETTEVILLE, 1,500.— Onondaga.
Farmers' Institute Bulletin. ..Mo— Ag 55,400
Independent Sat — Ind
Record Th— Ind
500
960
FILLMORE, 406.— Allegany.
Observer Fri— Rep 1,075
FINDLEY'S LAKE, 460.— Chautauqua.
Breeze Th— Rep 500
FISHKILL,. 760.— Dutchess.
Times Wed— Ind 630
FISIIKILL-ON-THE-HUDSON, 3,800.—
Dutchess.
Herald «D— Ind 2,500
Standard (ad. P. 43S) Sat— Dem 900
FLORAL PARK, 500.— Queens.
Island Review Mo — Rep 1,000
Mayflower Mo— Floricult 300,000
FLUSHING, 12,000.— Queens.
Journal *D— Dem 1,560
Tcurnal Sat— Dem 2,150
N\ \vs Wed— Ind 700
Times (ad. P. 379-527) *D— Rep 1,053
Times (ad. P. 379-527) Sat— Rep 1,350
rF()XDA, 1,220.— Montgomery.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
FORESTVILLE, 810.-Chautauqua.
Free Press .- Fri— Dem 530
FORT ANN, 2,696.— Washington.
Republican Fri— Ind 960
FORT COVINGTON, 890.— Franklin.
Sun Th— Rep 1,000
FORT EDWARD, 3,380.— Washington.
Advertiser Th— Rep 1,800
FORT PLAIN, 3,400.— Montgomery.
Free Press Tu— Ind-R 1,500
Register ...• Fri— Rep -2,000
Standard Th— Dem 1,460
FRAXKFORT, 2,470.— Herkimer.
Register Fri— Ind 900
FRANKLIN, 590.— Delaware.
Dairyman Fri— Ind 2,700
FRANKLINVILLE, 1,300.— Cattaraugus.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 1,000
Journal Fri— Ind 1,000
FREDONIA, 3,410.— Chautauqua.
Censor Wed— Rep 1,275
Up-to-Date Tu— Ind 1,000
FREEPORT, 1,217,-Queens.
Review Fri— Rep 820
FREEVILLE, 310.— Tompkins.
Leader Wed— Ind 700
FRIENDSHIP, 1,400.— Allegany.
Register Th— Ind 1,030
FULTON, 4,270.— Oswego.
Patriot Tu— Rep 1,200
Republican Fri— Rep 800
Times Wed— Ind 1,300
FULTONVILLE, 1,180.— Montgomery.
Republican Th— Dem 1,100
GARDINER, 760.— Ulster.
Weekly Fri— Ind 675
NEW YORK.
flGENESEO, 2,400.— Livingston.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,300
Republican (ad. P. 488) Th— Rep 1,325
GENEVA, 7,800.— Ontario.
Advertiser Tu— Ind 1,300
Courier Wed— Rep 1,350
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,200
Hobart Herald Mo— Coll 450
News-Letter Sat— Ind 1,600
Review Sat— Ind 1,550
Seneca Co. News-Letter Sat— Ind 1,250
Times *D— Ind 1,720
GENOA, 442.— Cayuga.
Tribune Th— Ind 900
GILBERTSVILLE, 1,856.— Otsego.
Journal Th— Ind 1,465
GILBOA, 1,730.— Schoharie.
Monitor Th— Ind-R 1,000
GLEN COVE, 3,950.— Queens.
Gazette Sat— Dem 975
Echo Sat— Ind 475
GLENS FALLS, 9,950.— Warren.
Republican Th— Dem 1,800
Star (ad. P. 378) JD-Ind 2,550
Star (ad. P. 378) Fri— Ind 1,400
j Times *D— Rep 1,750
"(Messenger Fri — Rep 1,200
GLOVERSVILLE, 17,250.— Fulton.
Glove & Leather Review Mo— Tr 1,120
Glovers' Journal Mo — Com 1,100
Herald JD— Dem 1,500
Leader *D— Rep 2,800
Leader-Intelligencer Fri— Rep 1,000
GORHAM, .—Ontario.
New Era Sat— Ind 700
UGOSHEN, 3,000.— Orange.
Democrat .'. Th— Rep 1,400
News ...'..Sat— Dem 800
Republican Semi- W— Dem 2,000
GOUVERNEUR, 3,595.— St. Lawrence.
Free Press Wed— Rep 3,500
Grand Army Journal Bi-W (Sat) 5,000
Northern Tribune Wed— Rep 3,250
GOWANDA, 2,250.— Cattaraugus.
Leader Fri— Ind 870
GRANVILLE, 2,400.— Washington.
Sentinel Fri— Rep 2,200
Times Th— Ind 900
GREATNECK, 850.— Queens.
Times Sat— Rep 500
GREENE, 1,084.— Chenango.
American Th— Rep 1,000
GREENPORT, 2,730.— Suffolk.
Republican- Watchman Sat — Dem 1,100
Times Sat— Rep sl,12L
GREENVILLE, 306.— Greene.
Local Th— Ind 1,000
GREENWICH, 1,750.— Washington.
People's Journal Wed— Rep 1,184
GRIFFIN'S CORNERS, 920.— Delaware.
Herald Wed— Rep 600
GROTON, 1,280.— Tompkins. .
Journal Th— Rep 1,130
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
154
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
NEW YORK.
HAMBURG, 1,340.— Erie.
Independent Fri— Ind 2,300
Press Th— Ind 1,000
HAMILTON, 1,800.— Madison.
Madisonensis Bi-VV— Coll 600
Republican Th— Rep ^1,265
HAMMOND, 1,895.— St. Lawrence.
Advertiser Th— Ind 450
HAMMONDSPORT, 9EO.— Steuben.
Herald Wed— Ind 2,000
HANCOCK, 1,420.— Delaware.
Herald Th— Ind 1,753
HANNIBAL, 460.— Oswego.
News and Reveille Sat— Ind 700
HARPURSVILLE, 2EO.— Broome.
Budget Wed— Ind 51,075
HARRISON, 1,500.— Westchester.
Observer Sat— Dem 1,000
HARTWICK SEMINARY, 130.— Otsego.
Courier Th— Rep 400
Eastern Lutheran Mo — Luth 890
HAVERSTRAW, 5,620.— Rockland.
Messenger Th— Dem 1,600
News Wed— Rep 703
Times Sat— Dem 1,103
HEMPSTEAD, 5,100.— Queens.
Inquirer Fri— Dem 1,150
Sentinel Th— Ind 1,000
UHERKIMER, 5,000.— Htrkimer.
Citizen Tu— Rep 2,4o8
Democrat Wed— Dem 2,600
Record Sat— Ind 1,000
Telegram *D— Ind 750
HICKSVILLE, 2,100,-Queens.
News Fri— Ind 350
HIGHLAND, 1,070.— Ulster.
Post Th— Ind 800
Southern Ulster (ad. P. 377) Fri— Ind 500
HIGHLAND FALLS, 2,400.— Orange.
Journal (ad. P. 513) Fri— Ind 400
News of the Highlands Sat— Ind 800
Old Guard Mo— N.G 3,000
HILLSDALE, 1,560.— Columbia.
Harbinger Fr:— Ind 72)
HILTON, 500.— Monroe.
Record Th— Ind 630
HOBART, 580.— Delaware.
Independent Sat— Ind 600
HOLLAND, 600.— Erie.
Review , Fri— Rep 1,550
HOLLEY, 1,420.— Orleans.
Standard ., Th— Ind 1,200
HOMER, 4,700.— Cortland.
Republican Th— Rep 1,300
HONEOYE FALLS, 1,170.— Monroe.
Times Th— Ind 880
HOPEWELL JUNCTION, 400.— Dutchess.
News ...Th— Ind 480
NEW YORK.
HOOSICK FALLS, 7,400.— Rensselaer.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,600
Standard Fri— Rep 1,500
HORNELLSVILLE, 11,300.— Steuben.
Times }D— Rep 1,250
Times Th— Rep 1,400
Tribune *D— Dem 2,310
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,786
HORSEHEADS, 1,739.— Chemung.
Reporter Th— Ind jl,341
ffHUDSON, 10,600.— Columbia.
(Journal (ad. P. 484) Sun— Ind
-'Register (ad. P. 484) *D— Dem
(Gazette (ad. P. 484) Th— Dem
Press Sun — Ind
Republican JD — Rep
Republican Th— Rep
HUME, 2,150.— Allegany.
Enterprise Fri— Ind
HUNTER, 720.— Greene.
Republican .Fri— Rep
IIUXTINGTON, 3,200.— Suffolk.
Bu'lef'n Sat— Dem
Long Islander (ad. P. 476). Sat— Ind- R
ILION, 4,200.— Herkimer.
Citizen Fri— Rep
News Th— Ind
850
2,000
2,400
1,100
1,050
2,300
600
1,000
1,010
2,100
2,150
1,925
IRVINGTON, 3,200.— Westchester.
Cosmopolitan Mo— Lit 355,000
ISLIP, 1,900.— Suffolk.
Herald Wed— Ind 700
fllTHACA, 12,420.— Tompkins.
Alumni News Wed — Coll
Cornell Era Sat— Coll 700
Cornell Magazine Mo— Lit 480
Cornell Sun *D— Coll 940
Democrat Th— Dem 1,900
Ithacan Th— Ind 2,800
Journal *D— Rep 1,720
Journal Th— Rep 3,200
Kappa Alpha Theta Ortly— Frat 500
Key Ortly— Frat 750
New Christianity Mo — Swedenb'n 700
News (ad. P. 379) *D— Dem 1,700
News (ad. P. 379) Th— Dem
Shield Qrtly— Frat 1,000
Sibley Journal of Engineering
(Oct. to June) Mo — Eng'ing 550
Widow Bi-W— Coll 400
flJAMAICA, 5,600.— Queens. '
Democrat Tu— Dem 630
Farmer Fri— Dem 2,100
Standard Th-Rep 1,670
JAMESTOWN, 17,000.— Chautauqua.
Country World Mo— Ag 1,000
Herald Sun— Dem 1,500
Journal *D— Rep 2,700
Journal Semi- W— Rep 4,950
Times *D— Ind 1,500
Times Tri-W— Dem 2,400
Vart Land (Swed.) Th— Rep 5,200
JEFFERSON, 1,560.— Schoharie.
Courier Th-Rep 700
JEFFERSONVILLE, 330.— Sullivan.
Record .. Th— Ind 870
t Morning and Sunday.
t County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NEW YORK.
UJOHNSTOWN, 10,500.— Fulton.
American Fancier Wed— Pity 4,150
Democrat Wed— Dem 960
News *D— Dem 603
News Sat— Dem 1,000
Republican *D— Rep 1,500
Republican Th— Rep 900
JORDAN, 1,350.— Onondaga.
Times Th— Rep 750
KATONAH, 530.— Westchester.
Times Fri— Rep 710
KEESEVILLE, 2,200.— Essex.
Farmer Fri— Rep 1,000
Republican (ad. P. 380) Th— Rep 4,303
flKINGSTON, 22,000.— Ulster.
Argus (ad. P. 476) Wed— Dem 2,000
Freeman *D— Rep 3,350
Freeman Th— Rep 1,250
Leader JD— Dem 3,003
Leader Sat— Dem 2,840
LAKE GEORGE, 320.— Warren.
Mirror (during season only) Sat — Soc 2,000
LAKE PLACID, 2,600.— Essex.
Adirondack Fri— Rep 604
LANCASTER, 2,500.— Erie.
Enterprise Semi-W— Ind 800
Times Th— Ind 1,050
LANSINGBURG, 10,580.— Rensselaer.
Courier Th— Ind 2,500
Times Sat— Rep 915
LAURENS, 260.— Otsego.
News Th— Ind 300
LE ROY, 2,960.— Genesee.
Courier Fri — Dem 1,100
Gazette Wed— Rep 2,250
News Tu— Rep 900
LESTER-SHIRE, 995.— Broome.
Record Fri— Ind 1,240
LIBERTY, 1,030.— Sullivan.
Gazette Tu— Dem 963
Register Fri— Rep 1,800
LIMA, 1,096.— Livingston.
Recorder Th— Ind 840
LISLE, 430.— Broome.
Gleaner Wed— Ind 825
LITTLE FALLS, 9,930.— Herkimer.
Journal and Courier Tu — Rep 2,140
~ lews Fri— Dem 51,500
Times *D— Ind 1,800
LITTLE VALLEY, 710.— Cattaraugus.
Capitol Herald Th— Rep 1,500
LIVERPOOL, 1,300.— Onondaga.
Telegraph Sat— Ind 840
LIVINGSTON MANOR, 750.— Sullivan.
Ensign Th— Dem 1,250
LIVONIA, 740.— Livingston.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,200
LOCKE, 100.— Cayuga.
Times .. ...Fri— Ind 230
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HLOCKPORT, 16,310.— Niagara.
Journal (ad. P. 511) *D— Rep 1,900
Journal (ad. P. 511) ... .Semi-W— Rep 2,450
Niagara Spray Mo — Hum 2,000
Review *D— Ind 2,500
Review Semi-W— Ind 840
Sun (ad. P. 380-471) Tu— Dem 2,500
(Union-Sun (ad. P. 380-471) ..*D— Dem 2,300
•! Democrat (ad. P. 380-471)
J Semi-W— Dem 2,500
Woman's Temperance Work
Mo— W.C.T.U 5,000
flLONG ISLAND CITY, 32,165.— Queens.
Beobachter (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,050
Flag Wed— Ind-R 900
Record of the Legion Mo— Am.L.ofH 500
Star *D— Ind-D 1,165
Star Fri— Ind-D 2,800
flLOWVILLE, 2,610.— Lewis.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1560
Journal & Republican Th— Rep 2,800
Times (ad. P. 377) Th— Rep 2,400
fiLYONS, 4,600.— Wayne.
Courant (ad. P. 377) Th— Rep 1,000
Press Wed— Dem 2,000
Republican Tu— Rep 2,140
MACEDON, 542.— Wayne.
News Gatherer Sat— Ind 630
MACHIAS, 1,620.— Cattaraugus.
Star Th— Pro 1,000
flMALONE, 5,100.— Franklin.
Advocate Fri— Rep 1,750
Farmer Wed— Rep 2,200
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,650
Palladium Th— Rep 1,800
MAMARONECK, 2,500.— Westchester.
Paragraph Sat— Rep 2.350
Register Wed— Dem 840
MANLIUS, 1,000.— Onondaga.
Eagle Th— Ind 1,200
MARATHON, 1,220.— Cortland.
Independent Wed— Ind 920
MARCELLUS, 575.— Onondaga.
Observer : Sat— Ind 2,000
MARGARETVILLE, 620.— Delaware.
Messenger ...'. Th— Rep 300
Utilitarian Th— Dem 510
MARION, 430.— Wayne.
Enterprise Sat— Rep 800
MARLBORO, 899.— Ulster.
Herald Wed'— Dem 1,300
Record (ad. P. 438) Fri— Ind 800
MASSENA, 1,055.— St.Lawrence.
Observer Th— Rep 2,700
MATTEAWAN, 4,395.— Dutchess.
Journal (ad. P. 500) *D— Rep 1.150
Journal (ad. P. 500) Wed— Rep 1,250
UMAYVILLE, 1,180.— Chautauqua.
Pilot Fri— Dem 725
Sentinel Fri— Rep 960
MECHANICVILLE, 2,800.— Saratoga.
Mercury Sat— Rep 960
t Morning and Sunday.
j County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, exceot Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
156
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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MEDINA, 4,650.— Orleans.
Register Th— Dem 1,147
Tribune Th— Rep 1,516
MEXICO, 1,364.— Oswego.
Independent Wed— Ind 1,270
MIDDLEBURGH, 1,210.— Schoharie.
Gazette Th— Dem 2,210
News Th— Rep 1,475
MIDDLEPORT, 1,310.— Niagara.
Herald Wed— Ind 1,200
MIDDLETOWN, 12,100.— Orange.
(Argus *D— Dem 1,460
{Mercury Semi-W— Dem 3,520
Press *D— Rep 1,650
Press Semi-W— Rep 3,279
Signs of the Times Semi-M — Bap— No advts.
Times *D— Rep 2,950
Times Semi-W— Rep 2,400
MIDDLE VILLAGE, 500.— Queens.
Lutherische Herold Sat— Luth 2,960
MILFORD, 710.— Otsego.
Gazette Mo— Ed 7,200
Tidings Th— Dem 1,500
MILLBROOK, 700.— Dutchess.
Round Table Sat— Ind 700
MILLERTON, 640.— Dutchess.
Telegram Fri— Ind 1,010
MINEOLA, 500.— Nassau.
Gazette Fri— Ind 300
Sun Fri— Ind 257
MOHAWK, 1,860.— Herkimcr.
Farmer Th— Ind 630
MONROE, 670.— Orange.
Herald Sat— Ind 300
Times Th— Ind 400
MONTGOMERY, 1,200.— Orange.
Standard & Reporter Fri— Rep 1,266
HMONTICELLO, 1,070.— Sullivan.
Republican (ad. P. 376) Fri— Reo 1,100
Republican Watchman Fri — Dem 1,250
MONTOUR FALLS, 1,780.— Schuykr.
Free Press Th— Rep 500
MORAVIA, 1,500.— Cayuga.
Register Fri— Ind-D 1,030
Republican Fri — Rep 1,125
MORRIS, 610;— Otsego.
Chronicle Wed— Ind 920
IfMORRISVILLE, 740.— Madison.
Leader Th— Rep 1,600
MT. KISCO, 1,120.— Westchester.
Recorder Fri— Rep 1,450
MT. MORRIS, 2,400.— Livingston.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 1,000
Picket Line Post Fri— Ind 400
Union Th— Rep 1,000
MT. VERNON, 19,000.— Westchester.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Sat — Ind 620
Argus (ad. P. 478) *D-Dem 1,400
Argus (ad. P. 478) Th— Dem 1,120
Chronicle-Record Fri— Rep 2,367
News Th— Dem 1,490
XK\V YORK.
NAPLES, 1,300.— Ontario.
News Th— Rep
Record (ad. P. 376) Wed— Ind
NEWARK, 4,100.— Wayne.
Arcadian Gazette Wed — Rep
Courier Th — Dem
Union Sat— Rep
NEWARK VALLEY, 880.— Tioga.
Herald Sat — Ind
1,200
1,450
52,000
1,400
1,788
940
NEW BERLIN, 990.— Chenango.
Gazette Sat— Ind 1,050
NE\V BRIGHTON, 17,120.— Richmond.
Republican Sat— Rep 900
Standard Sat— Dem 1,200
flNEWBURGH, 23,850.— Orange.
Bulletin Sun— Rep 1,000
Journal (ad. P. 481) *D— Rep 1,675
Journal (ad. P. 481) ... .Semi-W— Rep 1,200
frews *D— Rep 4,551
Press (ad. P. 521) tD— Dem 1,500
Register *D— Dem 3,120
Telegram Sun— Ind-D 4,000
NEW PALTZ, 955.— Ulster.
Independent Fri— Rep 860
Times Wed— Dem 1,100
NEWPORT, 670.— Herkimer.
Journal Th— Ind 1,065
NEW ROCHELLE, 8,600.— Westchester.
Paragraph (ad. P. 479) Sat— Ind 2,000
Pioneer Sat— Rep 1,100
Press Sat— Dem 1,310
Tribune (ad. P. 376) Fri— Dem 2,200
If NEW YORK, 1,550,000.— New York.
Abendblatt (Ger.) . ...*D— Heb.Lab 35,000
Abend Blatt (Heb.) *D— Soc Lab 5,000
Accountics Mo — Bookk'g 4,000
Advance Sat— Rep 2,400
Advertising Success Mo — Advg
Advertising Man Mo — Advg
Advisor Mo — Advg
Advocate and Guardian Semi-M — Rel 7,500
Age (Col.) Th— Rep 4,000
Agents' Guide Mo— Agt 50,000
Ainslee's Magazine Mo— Lit 89.500
Altruist Interchange . .. .Qrtly— Philan 10,000
Aluminum World M >— Sc ence 1.80D
Amateur Athlete Th— Sport 11,000
Amateur Sportsman Mo — Sport 6,000
Am. Agriculturist Sat— Ag 573,278
Am. Amateur Photogp'r ..Mo— Photo 4,000
Am. Angler Mo^Fish 3,240
Am. Anthropologist ...Qrtlv — Science 900
Am. Art Journal Sat— Music 7,000
Am. Banker D— Finan
Am. Banker Wed— Finan 9,250
Am. Bank Reporter Qrtly— Finan 6,700
Am. Bowler Th— Bowl 1,600
Am. Brewer Mo— Com 3,000
Am. Brewer and Bottler ...Mo — Com 3,450
Am. Cabinetmaker Sat— Com 7,025
Am. Carbonator & Botl'r ..Mo— Com 1,950
Am. Chess Magazine Mo— Chess 5,000
Am. Cider and VinegarMaker
Mo— Com 3,500
Am. Clothier Mo— Tr 5,500
Am. Commerc:al Traveler Mo
Am. Dairyman Th— Dairy 15,250
Am. Druggist Semi-M— Med 14,800
Am. Ecclesiastical Rev'w ..Mo— Cath 4.925
Am. Economist Fri— Protec 10,400
Am. Electrician Mo— Elec 15,000
Am. Engineer Mo — Engineer 3,720
t Morning and Sunday.
t County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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Am. Exporter Mo — Com 3,500
Am. Fabian Mo — Economics 510
Am. Gard-ning Sat— Hort 26,450
Am. Gas Light Journal ...Mon — Com 3,640
Am. Glover Mo— Tr 1,980
Am. Grocer Wed— Com 3,300
Am. Gynaecological & Obstetrical
Journal Mo— Med 4,000
Am. Hatter Mo— Com 2,400
Am. Hebrew Fri— Jewish 3,000
Am. Hera'd Mo — Cath
Am. Homing Review
Semi-M— Pigeons 500
Am. Homoeopathist Semi-M— Med 40JO
Am. Jewess Mo— Lit 600
Am. Jour, of Obstetrics Mo— Med 5,200
Am. Kennel Gazette Mo— Sport 700
Am. Knit Goods Review ....Mo — Tr
Am. Land'ord Mo— RealEst- 1,000
Am. Lawyer Mo— Leg 10,000
Am. Machinist Th— Mech 13,500
Am. Magaz:ne Mo — Lit 40,000
Am. Med. Surg Bulletin Semi-M-Med 7,000
Am. Mess nsrer Mo — Evan 51,000
Am. Metal Market Sat— Com 3,120
Am. Missionary Mo — Evan. — -No advts.
Am. Paper Trade and Wood Pulp
News Sat— Com 2,240
Am. Phonographer Mo — Phon 800
Am. Phot^gram Mi— Photo 1000
Am. Queen Mo— Fash 350,000
A m.'Sentinel Th— Ref 10,000
Am. Shak'p're Magazine ....Mo — Lit
Am. Shipbuilder ....Th— Naval Arch 2,000
Am. Silk Journal Mo— Com 1,000
Am. Soap Journal Mo — Tr 1,160
Am. Stationer Th — Com
Am. Tailor and Cutter Mo— Com 6,010
Am. Therapist Mo— Theraouetic 1.640
Am. University Magazine ..Mo — Coll 3,000
Am. Veterinary Review Mo — Vetern'y 1,250
Am. Wine Press Mo— Tr 2,650
Amerikai Nemzetor (Hun )
Semi-M— Ind 5,800
Amerikan Schweizer Zeitung (Ger.)
Sat— Ind 15,200
Amerikanischer Botschafter (Ger.)
Mo— Evan 15,000
Ang'o. Am. Magazine M-> — Lit 1,000
Anthony's Ph^to. Bulletin Mo — Photo 3.200
Ammciador (Span.) Mo — Com 4,000
Appleton's Popular Science Monthly
Mo— Science 9,000
Araldo Italiano (I*al.) §D— R-o
Arbeiter Zeitung (Heb.) Su— Soc.Lab 20,000
Architectural and Building Monthly
Mo— Arch 5,100
Architectural Record ....Qrtly — Arch
Archives of Ophthalmogy Bi-M-Med 620
Archives of Otologv Bi-M — Med 500
Archives of Pediatrics Mo— Med 5.600
Arena Mo— Soc.Ref 40.000
Argosy Mo— Lit 92000
Army & Navy Jour . .Sat— Army&Nvy 7,120
Art Amat-ur Mo— Art 21,000
Art de la Mode Mo— Fash 26.450
Art Educa'-'on Mo— Art 5.0^0
Art Interchange Mo— Art 30.0 "0
Art SHident Mo— Art 1,030
Assembly Herald Mo — Pres
Athletic C'ub Journal Mo— Sport 2,760
Atlantis (Greek) Sat— Lit 3,500
Auk • Qrtly — Science
Authors' 'Journal Mo— Lit 2,000
Autom-b:le Mo— Mech 1,000
Automobile Magazine Mo — Mech
Babyhood Mo— Juv 15,000
Badische Landes Zeitung (Ger.)
Sat— Ind 7.850
Bahn Frei (Ger.) Sat— Turn 1,065
NEW YORK.
UNEW YORK— Continued.
Baker's Review (Eng. & Ger.)
Mo— Tr 1,650
Banker's Magazine Mo— Banking 9,000
Banking Law Journal
Mo— Legal Finan 4,860
Baptist Home Mission Monthly
Mo— Bap 12,000
Belletritisches Journal (Ger.)
(ad. P. 479) ..Wed— Ind 27,500
Bennetts Weekly Sat— Textile 2,45ft
Berean Intermed. Lesson Qrtly. .Meth 600,000
Berean Senior Lesson Qrtly
Qrtly— Meth 227,000
Bible Society Record Mo — No advts.
Bl'ksmith & Wheelwright
Mo— Mech 5,500
Bolletins della Sera (Ital.) *D 1,200
Bond Buyer D— Finan
Bond Buyer Mon— Finan 4,245
Bonforth's Wine and Spirit Circular
Semi-M — Com 5.500
Bon Ton Mo— Fash 30.000
Book Buyer Mo— Lit 13.260
Bookman Mo— Lit 16,500
Book Notes Mo— Lit 1,000
Book Review Mo — Tr 9897
Bookseller & Newsman Mo— Tr 5,120
Bookseller, Newsdealer and Stationer
Semi-M 6,000
Boots and Shoes Wed— Tr 2 900
Bott'ing Trade Review Mo— Tr 2 540
Bowlers' Journal Sat — Sport 3,275.
Bradstreets Sat— Com 9.300
Brains Sat— Advg 40,000
Braithwaite's Retrospect
Half Y'rly— Med 10,500
Brewers' Journal (Eng. and Ger.;
Mo— Com 5,000
Broadway Magraz:ne Mn — Lit 1,000
Bulletin of Am. Mathematical Soc.
(ex. Aug.&Sept.) Mo— Science 900
Bulletin of Pasteur Institute
Qrtly— Med 24,603
Business Mo — Business 9,120
Butchers' Advocate Wed— Meat 9.000
Buyer Mo— Com 2,550
Capitalist Mo— Finan 7.240
Carpentry & Building Mo— Com 16,000
Carpet & Upholstery Trade Review
Semi-M— Com 5,000
Carpets, Wall Paper and Curtains
Sat— Tr 2,400
CassePs Family Magazine Mo— Lit 31500
Cassier's Magazine Mo— Science 17.400
Caterer Mo— Culin 3,500
Catholic Champion ..Mo — Prot-Epis 2,500
Catholic News Sun— Cath ^100,000
Cath. World Magazine (ad. P. 506)
Mo— Cath 35,000
Century Mo— Lit 160,000
Charities Mo— Philan 1.000
Cheerful Moments Mo — Fam 202,000
Childs Paper Mo — Juv. — No advts.
China Decorator Mo — Art Dec 5,120
China, Glass and Pottery Review
Mo— Tr 1,000
Chironian Mo — Med-(Homoe) 700
Chosen Friend Mo— O.C.F. 14,900
Chris Advance & Volunteers Gazette
Sat— Vols of Am 20.000
Christian Advocate . . . .Th— Meth-Epis 40000
Christian City Mo— Meth 4,000
Christian Herald Wed— Evan 195.000
Christian Intelligencer ..Wed— Ref-Ch
Christian Nation Wed— Ref-Pres
11,000
9.800
Christian Work Th— Und 22,000
Christian Workman Mo — Bap
Chronicle Th— Ins 2.400
Church Building Qrtly— Cong 6,500
Church Choir Mo— Musical 800
t Morning- and Sunday.
J County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Moining, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g,
j Sworn Circulation.
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1NEW YORK— Continued.
Church Economist Th— Und 2,840
Churchman Sat— Prot-Epis 20,000
Church Union Mo— Evan 21,500
Citizen Sat— Soc 7,700
Classmate Wkly— Meth 50,000
Clipper Wed— Sport 20,500
Cloaks & Furs Mo— Tr 2,142
Clothier & Furnisher Mo— Tr 3,700
Clothiers' and Haberdashers' Weekly
Fri— Tr 3,200
Club Woman's Magazine Mo-Club-Int 500
Coal Trade Journal Wed— Com 4,000
Collector Semi-M — Antiquarian 2,550
College Mercury Bi-W— Coll 500
Collier's Weekly Th— Lit 175,000
Columbia Lit. Monthly Mo— Lit 500
Columbia Spectator Tu— Coll 800
Com. Advertiser *D— Rep 30,000
Com. & Finan. Chron Sat — Finan 3,100
Com. & Finan. World Finan 9,500
Com. Gazette Sat— Com 2,600
Com. Reporter Sat— Com 2,000
Com. World Mo— Tr 600
Commercio (Span.) Mo — Com 5,200
Commonwealth Sat — Socialist 2,640
Compressed Air... Mo — Science&Mech 1,000
Confectioners' Gazette Mo — Com 9,000
Congregational Work Mo — Cong
Contract News. .. .Wed— BldgContract 3,120
Converted Catholic Mo— Rel 5,000
Cordage Trade Journal. Semi-M— Com 1,200
Corner Stone Sat— Ind 6,200
Costume Royal Mo— Fashion 61,200
Counter Mo— Tr 700
Courrier des Etats-Unis (Fr.).JD— Ind 15,200
Courrier des Etats-Unis (Fr.). Sat— Ind 27,900
Courrier des Etats-Unis (Fr.) Sun— Ind 25,003
Crerand's Cloak Journal Mo— Tr 4,960
Criterion Sat— Lit 4,762
Critic Sat— Lit 10,420
Crockery & Glass Journal. . . .Th— Com 2,400
Crusader Mo— K.ofSt.J&M 500
Cupid Mo — Matrim'l 14,000
Current Literature Mo— Lit 44,000
Cutting Up Trade Mo— Tr 1,000
Deaf Mutes' Journal. .Th— Deaf Mutes 2,000
Delineator Mo — Fashion 500,000
Delta Kappa Epsilon Qrtly— Coll 1,700
Designer YMo— Fash 261,000
Deutsch Amerikanische Apothekcr Zei-
tung (Ger.) Mo— Med 4,920
Deutscher Volksfreund (Ger.)
Sat— Rel 3,600
Dickerman's U. S. Treasury Counter-
feit Detector Mo 5,000
Dickson's Uptown Weekly. . .Sat— Ind 3,600
Dietetic & Hygiene Gazette. Mo— Med 12,400
Dispatch Sun— Rep 26,400
Dominant Mo — Music 5,000
Dosimetric Med. Review Mo — Med 1,000
Double Cross & Missionary Record
Mo— MedMissions 2,125
Dramatic Mirror Sat — Drama 10,275
Dramatic News & Times. .Sat— Drama 26,400
Druggist Circular Mo— Phar 14,500
Dry Goods Chronicle Sat— Com 7,000
Dry Goods Economist Sat— Com 7,500
Dry Goods Guide Mo— Tr 1,000
Dun's Review Sat— Finan 8,000
East Side News Sat— Ind 1,000
East & West Mo— Lit
Echo Th— Rep 765
Eclectic Magazine Mo— Lit 4,600
Eco d'ltalia Th— Ind 7,940
Educational Foundations Mo — Ed 21,420
Educational Review Mo— Ed 5,000
Eleanor Kirk's Idea Mo— Lit 5,640
Electrical Age Sat— Elec 4,000
Electrical Review Sat— Elec 10,000
Electrical World Sat— Elec 12,416
NEW YORK.
<INEW YORK— Continued.
Electricity Wed— Elec 3,000
Elite Styles Mo— Fash 45,600
Elks' Antlers Mo— Elks 6,950
Empire of Finance & Trade. Sat— Finan 3,500
Employer Magazine Mo — Lab 2,750
Engineer Bi-W— Eng'r 4,500
Engineering Mo — Mech
Engineering Magazine Mo 20,000
Engineering & Mining Journal
Sat— Eng'r&Mining 8,000
Engineering News Th — Eng'r 8,500
Engineering Record Th — Eng'r 5,500
Evangelist Th— Pres 12,000
Evening Post ..*D— Ind 25,000
Post Wed— Ind 1,500
Everybody's Magazine Mo — Lit 15,000
Ev'ry Month Mo— Lit&Mus 55,000
Examiner Th— Bap 30,000
Exportador Americano (Span.)
Mo— Com 3,520
Exporters' & Importers' Journal
Mo— Com 4,650
Expositor Mo— Und
Fabrics, Fancy Goods & Notions
Mo— Com 6,120
Fame Mo— Advg 3,300
Family Physician Mo — Med 2,000
Family Story Paper Sat — Fam
Far and Near Mo — Work'gGirls'Soc 2,400
Field & Stream Mo— Sport 25,400
Figaro (Ger.) Sat— Soc 5,500
Financial News JD— Finan 4,720
Financial Record Wed — Finan 4,300
Financial Review Tu — Finan 4,000
Financier Sat— Finan 16,000
Fire and Water Sat— FireServ 4,200
Fireman's Herald Th— Firemen 5,000
Fire Record Mo— Fire& Water 6,000
Fireside Companion Sat— Lit 150,000
Fishing Gazette Sat— Fishing 1,600
Florists' Exchange Sat— Com 6,140
Food & Drink Mo — Culinary
Fordham Monthly Mo — Coll 660
Forest and Stream Th— Sport 11,500
Forum Mo— Lit 45,000
Fourth Estate Th— Jour
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly
Mo— Lit 200,000
Freeman's Journal Sat— Cath 52,000
Freiheit (Ger.) Sat— Anarch 3.900
Frcischuetz (Ger.) Sun— Hum 10,000
Fruitman's Guide Sat— Tr 1,500
Fruit Trade Journal Sat— Com 4,000
Fuehrer (Ger.) Fri— I.O.O.F 3,400
Fur, Fin & Feather Bi-M— Sport 8,200
Furniture Trade Review ..Mo— Com 5,000
Furniture World Th— Tr
Fur Trade Review Mo— Com 1,050
Gaillard's Medical Jour Mo— Med 5,100
Gentlewoman Mo— Fam&Fash 302,000
Ger. -Am. Bakers' & Confectioners'
Journal Mo— Tr 1,000
Ger. Am. Butchers' Journal ..Mo— Tr 1,500
Geyer's Stationer Wed— Com 2,900
Gibson's Clothing Gazette ....Mo— Tr 2,400
Glass of Fashion Mo— Fash 190,000
Globe Sat— Fam 3,900
Globe Review Qrtly— Lit 3,100
Golden Hours Sat— Lit 105,000
Golf Mo— Golfing 20,000
Good Government Mo — CivilServ 7,000
Good Literature Mo — Lit 275,000
Gospel in All Lands '...Mo — Meth
Grand Army Gazette Mo— G.A.R
Great Round World Th— Ind
Grocers' Journal Bi-W — Com
Grocers' Monthly Review — M<
14,507
5,400
16,000
3,100
3,000
10,400
3,050
Half-Hour Mo— Lit 51,000
Gunton's Magazine.
Haberdasher
-Com
.Mo — Science
. Mo — Com
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
J Morning except Sunda/. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, '' t Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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NEW YORK.
«[NEW YORK— Continued.
Handel's Zeitung (Ger.). .. .Sat— Com 3,700
Happy Days Sat— Juv 50,000
Hardware Semi-M— Com 5,400
Hardware Dealer Mo— Com 10,000
Harlemite Sat — Ind
Harlem Life Sat— Soc 17,500
Harlem Record Mo— Rep 1,400
Harness Mo — Com 4,100
Harpers' Bazaar Fri— Fash 90,000
Harpers' New Magazine Mo — Lit 150,000
Harpers' Weekly Sat— Lit 85,000
Hat Review Mo — Com 3,040
Hausdoktor (Ger.) Mo— Med 15,000
Health Culture Mo— Hyg 10,500
Hearthstone Mo — Fam 600,000
Heating & Ventilation Mo— Com 6,000
Hebrew Fri— Jewish 4,120
Hebrew Leader Fri— Ind 3,000
Hebrew Standard Fri— Jewish 24,700
Herald iD— Ind 130,000
Herald : Sun— Ind 250,000
Herold (Ger.) *D— Ind 54,743
Hessen Darmstadter Zeitung (Ger.)
Wed— Ind 4,000
Hlas Lidu (Boh.) tD— Lab 4,600
Hlas Lidu (Boh.) Sat— Lab 8,500
Hlas Lidu (Boh.) Sun— Lab 7,200
Hints Mo— Mus
Home Comfort Mo— Household 16,500
Home Journal Wed — Soc 10,250
Home Life Mo — Lit
Home Magazine Mo — Lit 35,000
Home Ta'.k Mo— Household 30,000
Homiletic Review Mo — Unsec 21,000
Homoeopathic Eye, Ear and Throat
Journal Mo— Med 1,000
Homoeopathic Journal of Obstetrics
Bi-M— Med 2,400
Horseless Age Mo— Mech
Hotel Gazette Sat— Com 4,000
Hotel Register Sat— Com 11,150
Hotel Reporter JD— Com 3,000
Hours at Home Mo— Fam 91,000
House Furnishing Review
Mo— House Furn'g 3,000
Household Words Mo — Fam
Housewife Mo— Household 103,000
Hub Mo— Mech 3,600
Human Alliance Mo— Human 75,000
Ice Trade Journal Semi-M— Tr 5,000
Illus. American Mo — Lit
lllus. Companion Mo — Fam 103,000
Illus. London News Sat — Lit 30,000
Illus. Milliner Mo — Millinery
Illustrated Record Sat— Illus
Independent Th— Lit&Rel
India Rubber World Mo— Com 3,200
Industria Azucarna (Span.)
Semi-M — Suglnt
Insurance Fri— Ins 1,000
Insurance Advocate Mo — Ins
Insurance Age Mo— Ins 1,100
Insurance & Commercial Mag
Mo— Com 2,500
Insurance Counsellor Mo — Ins 4,600
Insurance Critic Mo — Ins 2,640
Insurance Economist Mo^Lifelns 3,700
Insurance Journal Semi-M — Ins 4,250
Insurance Law Journal Mo — Ins 1,000
Insurance Monitor Mo — Ins 4,250
Insurance Observer Semi-M— Ins
Insurance Press Wed — Ins 4,000
Insurance Times Mo — Ins 2,800
International Sat— Fam 1,200
International Journal of Surgery
Mo— Surg 28,400
International Med. Magazine.Mo — Med 4,310
International Studio Mo — Art 5,200
Interview Bi-W— Ins 1,500
Irish-American Sat — Dem 22,030
NEW YORK.
KNEW YORK— Continued.
Irish-American Club & Society Jour
Sun— Irish 3,000
Irish Nationalist Sat— Rep 1,000
Irish World Sat— Ind&Cath 122,000
Iron Age Th— Com 5,900
Italiano in America (Ital.)-.Sun — Rep 4,750
Items of Interest Mo — Dental 12,000
Jewelers' Circular Wed— Com 10,000
Jewelers' Review Wed — Com 10,210
Jewelers' Weekly Wed— Com 7,640
Jewish Gazette Fri— Ind 24,680
Jewish Herald (Heb.) *D— Ind
Jewish Messenger Fri — Jewish 6,740
Jewish News (not published Sat.)
*D— Ind 16,785
ewish News Sun— Ind 23,000
ewish Times Th— Jewish 2,500
ournal JD— Ind 290,000
ournal *D— Ind 350,000
ournal Sun— Ind 400,000
curnal (Ger.) JD— Ind 70.COO
ournal (Ger.) Sun— Ind 78,000
ournal of Balneology Mo — Med 15,000
ournal of Commerce }D — Com
Journal of Commerce Mon — Com
Journal of Cutaneous and Genito
Urinary Diseases Mo — Med 3,150
Journal of Electro-Therapeutics
Qrtly— Med 4,000
Journal of Experimental Medicine
Bi-M— Med 2,500
Journal of Finance tD— Finan 6,000
Journal of Nervous & Mental Diseases
Mo— Med 4,000
Journal of Ophthalmology. Qrtly — Med 600
Journal of Railway Appliances
Mo— R.R 2,960
Journal of the Military Institution
Bi-M— Military 3,000
Jour, of the N. Y. Microscopical So-
ciety Qrtly— Science 700
Journal of the Telegraph Mo — Com 24,000
Journalist Sat — Newspapers 3,400
Judge Fri— Comic 86,500
Judge's Library Mo — Comic 100,000
Judge's Quarterly Qrtly— Comic 76,000
Katholisches Volksblatt (Ger.)
Th— Cath 50,000
Keynote Mo— Mus 4,900
Kitchen Mo— Culinary 1,000
Kuryer Nowojorski (Pol.)... Sat— Dem 10,000
Ladies' Home Herald Mo — Lit
Ladies' Home Topics Mo— Lit 8,000
Ladies' World Mo— Household 457,500
Lancet Mo— Med 9,120
Law Journal tD— Legal 780
Lawyer and Credit Man . . Mo — Legal 3,500
Leather Manufacturer Mo — Com 1,650
Ledger Mo— Lit&Fam 166,000
Leslie's Illus. Weekly. Wed— Illus&Lit 98,000
Library Journal Mo — Bibliographic 1,050
Life (ad. P. 373) Th— Hum 68,000
Liquor Trade Gazette Semi-M— Tr 27,500
Liquor Trade Review Tu— LiqTr 7,210
Listy (Boh.) tD— Ind 4,500
Listy (Boh.) Sun— Ind 5,600
Literary Digest Sat— Lit 49,000
Literary Life Sat— Lit 1,000
Literary News Mo— Lit 4,800
Little Folks Mo— Juv 20,000
Local Reporter Semi-W— Ind 5,000
Locomotive Engineering. . .Mo — Mech 21,000
Lodge, Club and Association Record
Mo— Frat 3,000
Lumber Mo— Mech 3,120
Lumberman's Review Mo — Lumber 1,500
Lumber Trade Journal
Semi-M— Lumber 3,000
Lutherian Literature Mo — Luth 800
Luther League Review Mo — Luth 5,000
t Morning and Sunday.
t County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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tNEW YORK— Continued.
Machinery Mo— Mech 17,000
Mackey's ABC Guide ..Mon— R.R 7,000
Magazine of Am. History.. Mo — Hist 3,400
Magazine of Art Mo — Art 17,500
Mail and Express *D— Rep 36,500
Manufacturer & Builder. .. .Mo— Mech 15,000
M ^r me Engineering Mo — Eng'ng 5,000
Marine Journal Sat — Shipping 2,900
Maritime Register Wed — Shipping 5,250
Masonic Chronicle Mo — Mas 1,550
Masonic Standard Sat — Mas 4,000
McCall's Magazine Mo— Fash 165,000
McClure's Magazine Mo— Lit 350,000
Meat Market Report *D — Finan
Mediator Sat
Medical Century Mo— Med 4.650
Medical Examiner Mo — Med 6,104
Medical Journal Sat— Med 13,000
Medical News Sat— Med 7,000
Medical Record Sat^Med 12,500
Medical Review of Reviews. Mo— Med 2,900
Medical Times Mo— Med 4,350
Medical Tribune Mo— Med 2,000
Medicinische Monats-Schrift (Ger.)
Mo— Med 2,400
Medico-Legal Journal Qrtly— Med 3,000
Men and Horses Mo— Racing 10,009
Menorah Mo— Jewish 10,000
Men's Outfitter Mo— Com 2,300
Men's Wear Semi-M— Com 5,000
Mercantile Adjuster Mo— Legal 10,600
Mercantile & Financial Times
Semi-W— Com 5,000
Merchants Review Fri — Com 5,100
Merck's Archives Mo — Med
Merck's Report Semi-M— Phar 15,000
Messenger of the Sacred Heart
Semi-M— Cath 40,000
Metal Worker Sat— Com 10,000
Metaphysical Magazine. . .Mo-^Science 9,800
Methodist Magazine Bi-M— Lit
Methodist Review Bi-M— Meth 5,800
Metronome Mo— Mus , 18,500
Metropolitan & Rural Home
Mo— Ag.Fam 500,000
Metropolitan Magazine Monthly.. .Lit
Millinery Trade Review. .. .Mo— Com 2,600
Mind Mo — Psycho
Mineral Collector Mo — Science 1,000
Missionary Review of the World
Mo— Missions 14,000
Mission Field Mo— Ref. Church 3,003
Mission Gleaner ... .Bi-M— Ref. Church 2,000
Modern Medical Science. .. .Mo— Med 19,400
Modern Stories Mo— Stories 335,000
Modes Mo— Fash 65,000
Modes and Fabrics Mo— Fash 325,000
Money Mo— Ind 19,000
Munsey's Magazine Mo — Fie
Musical Age Sat— Mus 3,500
Musical Courier Wed— Mus 3,600
Musical Era Bi-M— Mus 1,000
Music Trade Review Sat— Mus 3,150
Music Trades Sat— Mus 3,800
Nachrichten aus Deutschland (Ger.)
Wed— Ind 11,400
Nation Wed— Ind 9,500
National Advertiser Wed — Advg 5,000
National Banner Sat— Rep 1,500
National Bottlers' Gazette Mo-Bottling 4,000
National Building & Loan Herald Mo 4,300
Nationalist Sat — Nationalist 1,050
National Police Gazette Sat— Illus 135,000
National Provisioner Sat— Tr 25,000
. National Single Taxer.Mo— Single Tax 8,500
Nautical Gazette Th— Marine 6,600
Neue Preussische Zeitung (Ger.)
Wed— Ind 2,000
New Church Messenger
Wed— Swedenb'n 2,600
>*K\V YORK.
flNEW YORK-Continued.
New Earth Mo— Single Tax 1,350
New Education Mo— Ed 3,140
New Era Mo— Lit 1,003
New Ideas for Women's Wear
Mo— Fash 105,000
New Illus. Magazine Mo— Lit 58,400
News *D-Ind 180,003
News Sun— Ind 103,030
Newspaperdom Th — Newspapsrs
Newspaper Maker.... Th — Newspapers 2,500
Nichol's Monthly Mo — Lit
Nordlyset (Dan.) Sat— Ind 4,300
Nordstjernan (Swed.) Th— Ind 7,500
North Am. Journal of Homoeopathy
Mo— Med 3,300
North American Review Mo— Lit 30,000
Notes en New Remedies. .Qrtly— Med 6,000
Novellen-Schatz (Ger.) Bi-W— Lit 4,400
Nursing World Mo — Nursing 4,503
Observer ' Th— Evan 26,000
Oesterreichisch Ungarische Zeitung
(Ger.).. Sat— Ind 2,000
Official R. R. Equipment Guide
Mo— R.R 2,400
Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter
Wed— Com 2,700
Omega Mo— Hyg
Open Church Qrtly— Und 10,000
Open Window Mo— Rel 3,100
Optical Journal Mo— Optical 4,650
Orange Judd Farmer Sat— Ag j57,4S9
Organ Bi-M— Mus 2,100
Our Animal Friends Mo— S.P.C.A 20,000
Our Boys and Girls.... Mo — Cathjuv
Our Second Century Sat— Fam 2,800
Our Times Mo— Ed&Fam 30,000
Outing Mo— AmateurSport 90,000
Outlook Sat— Evan 75,000
Owl Mo— Lit 50,000
Painters' Magazine Mo — Com 6,000
Paper Box Maker Mo— Com 2,86'3
Paper Mill and Wood Pulp News
Th— Com 5,000
Paper Trade Journal Sat— Com 3,080
Paragon Monthly Mo— Lit 150,003
Parisian Mo— Lit 45,000
Pa'rict Sat— G.A R 1,150
Pearson's Magazine Mo — Lit
Pediatrics Semi-M— Med 11,000
Penman's Art Journal Mo— Ed 22,500
Penny Magazine Mo— Lit 150,030
Peop'e Sun— Socialist 13,500
People's Home Journal. Mo— Lit&Fam 340,030
Pfa'zer in Amerika (Ger.) Sat 7,000
Pharmaceutical Era Th— Phar 11,000
Philosophical Review. . .Bi-M— Science 500
Phonoscope Mo — Science 800
Photo-American Mo— Photo 3,000
Photographic Times Mo— Photo 1,560
Photo-Miniature Mo — Photo
Phrenological Journal. .. .Mo — Science 5,150
Physical Culture . ..Mo— Phy.Cult 1,000
Pickings from Puck Qrtlv— Hum 7,500
Plattdeutsche Post (Ger.). .. .Sat— Ind 14,500
Plumbers' Trade Journal
Semi-M— Com 13,200
Pocket Magaz'ne....' Bi-M— Lit 25,500
Popular Fa ^hions Mo — Fash
Popular Science News Mo — Science 15,000
Post Graduate Mo— Med 1,000
Power Mo— Mech 30,000
Practical Druggist Mo— Drugs 12,000
Practical Process Worker. .Mo— Photo 2,000
Practical Teacher Ed 1,000
Preacher's Magazine Mo — Lit 5,500
Press $D— Rep 100,000
Press Wed— Rep 20,000
Press Sun— Rep 75,000
Primary School Mo— Ed 25,500
Printer and Bookmaker .-.Mo — Prtg&c 4,000
t Morning and Sunday,
t County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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flNEW YORK— Continued.
Printer's Ink. ..Wed— NewspaperAdvg 24,000
Produce Review Wed — Dairying 3,100
Progressive Age Semi-M — Science 4,200
Progresso Italo-Americano (Ital.)
§D— Ind 10,000
Public Health Journal Mo— Med 20,000
Public Improvements. Semi-M — Science
Public Opinion Th— Eclectic 13,500
Publishers' Guide Mo— Tr
Publishers' Weekly Sat— Tr 2,040
Puck Wed— Hum 90,000
Puck (Ger.) Wed— Hum 24,000
Puck's Library Mo— Hum 63,000
Puritan Mo — Women
Pythian Reporter Mo— K.ofP 2,100
Buaker Mo — Lit
uiver Mo— Lit 28,500
Railroad Car Journal Mo— R.R 2,240
Railroad Gazette Fri— R.R 5,300
Railway Press Tu— R.R
Record Mo— Ins 2,100
Record and Guide Sat— RealEst 7,500
Record & Trade Reporter Tu— Com 3,600
Record of Chris. Work Mo— Und 17,500
Recreation .Mo— Sport 60,000
Religious Reviews of Reviews
Mo— Rel 2,000
Retail Butchers' Review. .Semi-M— Tr 4,000
Retail Grocers' Advocate Sat — Com 3,000
Review Th — Com
Review of Reviews Mo— Lit 127,500
Revista Popular (Span.) Mo— Lit 10,000
Revue (Ger.) Sun— Ind 72,000
Rider and Driver Sat— Sport 10,000
Rosary Magazine Mo— Cath 14,500
Rudder Mo— Sport 10,650
Rural New Yorker Sat— Ag 40,000
Sabbath Reading Sat— Evan 109,000
Sachen-Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 3,000
Sailors' Magazine Mo — Evan 5,000
St. Andrew's Cross Mo— Epis 18,100
St. Nicholas Mo— Juv 70,000
Sanitarian Mo — Sanitary 3,600
Sartorial Art Journal Mo— Com 9,000
Savings & Loan Review Mo — Finan 1,400
School Th— Ed 20,000
School Journal Sat— Ed 17,000
School of Mines Qrtly.. Qrtly— Science 900
Schwaebisches Wochenblatt (Ger.)
Wed— Ind 11,565
Science Fri— Science 4,000
Scientific American Sat — Science 47,000
Scientific American (Arch. & Bldrs'.
edition) Mo— Arch 16,500
Scientific American (Export edition)
Mo— Science 3,600
Scottish American Wed— Ind 14,000
Scribner's Magazine Mo— Lit 180,000
Sedia Elettrica (Ital.) Sun— Hum 5,000
Seminary Mo — Cath
Seventh Regiment Gazette Mo— Miltry 3,500
Sewing Machine Times. Semi-M— Com 2,460
Shareholder Wed — Finan
Sheltering Arms Mo— Charity 3,500
Shoe & Leather Reporter.. .Th— Com 5,200
Shoe Retailer Mo— Tr 6,000
Shooting and Fishing Th— Sport 7,100
Shoppell's Modern Houses
Qrtly— Arch 17,500
Short Stories Mo— Lit 25,000
Silver Cross Mo— King'sDaughters 30,000
Slovak V. Amerike (Slav.). .Th— Dem 8,950
Snap Shots Mo— Photo 1,500
Soap Gazette & Perfumer Mo— Tr 1,000
Society Times Bi-M— Soc
Sokol Americky (Boh.) Mo 3,300
Sonntagsblatt (Ger.)— Sun— Fam 20,000
Spectator Th— Ins 3,900
Spice Mill Mo— Com 2,100
Spirit of Missions Mo— Epis 10,000
NEW YORK.
flNEW YORK— Continued.
Spirit of '76 Mo— Lit&Hist
Spirit of the Times Sat — Sport
Sport (Ger.) Sat— Sport
Staats-Zeitung (Ger.) JD— Dem
Staats-Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Dem
Staats-Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Dem
Staats-Zeitung (Ger.) Sun— Dem
Stable Mo— Horses
Stafford s Magazine Mo— Lit
Standard Sat— Sport&Theater
bteam Engineering Mo— Mech
Stockholder JD— Finan
Stockholder Tu— Finan
ft°ne, •••• Mo— Tr
strand Magazine Mo — Lit
Street Railway Journal Mo— R. R
Students' Journal Mo— Phon
Studio •••••. Sat-FineArt
suburban Weekly Tu— Ind
Suburbs Mo— RealEst
Success Sat Lit
Sun (ad. P. 386).... '.'.'.'. jb—Ind-D
Sun (ad. P. 386) *D— Ind-D
Sun (ad. P. 386) Sun— Ind-D
Sunday Courier Sun— Dem
Sunday Democrat Sun— Ind-D
Sunday School Journal Mo— Meth
Sunday Union Sun— Cath
Sunny side Mo— Undertakers
Supply Journal Mo— Com
Supply World Mo-Corn
Sur7ey°r Bi-W-Ins
Szabadsag (Hun.) Th
Tagsblatt (Ger.) Sat-Dem
Tailors Review Mo— Fash
Talent ... Mo
Tammany Times Mon— Dem
i eachers' Institute Mo — Ed
Teachers' World Mo— Ed
Telegram *D-Ind
Teegraph JD-Dem
Telegraph Sun-Dem
Telegraph Age Semi-M— Com
Temperance Qrtly— Tern
lextile Manufacturers' Jour. Sat— Com
iherapeutic Review Qrtly— Med
Thrift Mo-Ins
T'.mes JD-Ind-D
Times Sun-Ind-D
Tobacco Fri— Com
Tobacco Leaf Wed— Com
Toilettes Mo— Fash
T°w,n Topics. . Th-Soc
Trade Mark Record Mo— Com
Trained Motherhood (ad. P. 490)
Mo — Maternal
Trained Nurse (ad. P. 486) Mo
Transactions of the Amer. Institute of
Electrical Engineers Mo — Elec
Transcript Tu— Hotel
Trav. Official Ry. Guide... .Mo— R R
Travelers' Ready Reference Guide
Mo— R.R
Treasury of Religious Thought
„ ., Mo— Evan
Triune JD-Rep
Tribune Tri-W— Rep
Tribune Wed— Rep
Tribune Sun— Rep
Trotter and Pacer Wed— Horses
Truth Mo— Illus&Lit
Truth Seeker Sat— Anti-Rel
Turf, Field and Farm.. Fri— Ag&Sport
Twentieth Century Sat— Radical
Typewriter & Phonographic World
„ , Mo— Phon
Underwood's U. S. Counterfeit Re-
, porter Bi-M— Finan
Underwriter Sat— Ins
Union Sat— Dem
3,000
15,000
60,000
37,500
35,000
78,000
9,800
89,000
16,400
3,700
3,400
1,800
175,000
4,300
2,900
24,000
2,300
1,950
70,000
120,000
100,000
150,000
2,400
9,000
105,000
20,000
4,136
2,950
2,700
800
5,000
5,000
2,742
2,800
19,460
38,000
45,000
100,000
29,400
63,000
7,800
4,500
25,000
47,000
60,000
4,400
4,250
45,000
50,000
1,000
15,000
11,000
900
7,200
8,000
10,000
5,000
71,000
12,000
150,000
75,000
4,100
48,000
7,600
40,000
11,400
18,000
4,500
4,800
8,500
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Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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United Irishman
Sat— Irish Revolutionary 3,000
U. S. Official Postal Guide
Mo— Postal Service 85,000
U. S. Revenue Journal Wed— Leg 1,600
U. S. Tobacco Journal Sat— Com 6,700
Field & Stream (ad. P. 578) Mo-Sport 25,000
Universal Brotherhood. .Mo— Theosop 10,000
Universal Song Qrtly— Mus 1,200
University Law Review Mo — Leg 3,300
Upholsterer Mo— Com 2,000
Uptown Press Sat— Ind 8,500
Uptown Visitor Sat— Ind 1,100
Valkyrian (Swed.) Mo— Lit 7,000
Vanity Fair Mo— Soc
Vegetarian Mo — Veget'n
Verdict Mon— Dem 35,000
Vereinigte Staaten Orden (Ger.)
Semi-M — Secret Soc 4,640
Vigilant Mo— Ins 4,250
Violin World Mo— Mus
Vogue Th— Fash&Soc 10,500
Volksadvocat (Ger.) Fri— Heb 15,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) Sat— Ind 4,000
Volks Zeitung (Ger.)... .JD— Lab&Ind 18,000
Vorwaerts (Ger.) Sat— Lab&Ind 10,000
Wall Paper News Mo— Tr
Wall Street Investigator JD— Finan 4,500
Wall Street Journal *D— Finan 15,000
Wall Street News JD— Finan 11,000
Wall Street Press Th— Finan 1,000
Wall Street Review Fri — Finan
Wall Street Summary *D— Finan
Water & Gas Review. Mo— Water&Gas 3,950
Weekly Sat— Lit 200,000
Welcome Friend Mo— Fam 60,000
Werner's Magazine Mo — Vocal 15,000
Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
Fri— Cycling 9,000
Wide World Magazine Mo— Lit 60,000
Williamsbridge Courier Sat— Dim 500
Wilson's Photo Mag Mo— Photo 1,600
Wine and Spirit Gazette. Semi-M— Com 10,000
Witness Wed— Und 50,000
Woman's Work for Woman
Me— -Presby 18,000
Women's and Infants' Furnisher
Mo— Tr
Wool Record Tu— Ind 15,000
World JD— Dem 310,000
World *D— Dem 350,000
World Tri-W— Dem 130,000
World Sun— Dem 500,000
World Wide Missions Mo— Meth 216,000
X Y Z Railway and Steamboat Guide
Mo— R.R 15,000
Yachting Th— Yachts 8,000
Young Catholic Semi-M— Cath 30,000
Young Ladies' Journal
Mo — Fash — No advts.
Zeitung (Ger.) JD— Ind 45,000
Zeitung (Ger.) Wed— Ind 10,500
NIAGARA FALLS, 18,500.— Niagara.
Cataract *D— Dem 3,000
Courier Sat— Rep 900
Gazette *D— Rep .$2,250
Journal *D— Dem 1,000
Journal Fri— Dem 1,800
NIAGARA UNIVERSITY, 240.-Niagara.
Index Semi-M— Coll 720
NORTH CHILI, ISO.— Monroe.
Earnest Christian Mo— Evan 2,000
NORTH JAVA, 300.— Wyoming.
Democrat Fri— Dem 960
NEW YORK.
NORTHPORT, 1,600.— Suffolk.
Journal Sat— Ind-D 512
Law Notes Mo— Leg 25,000
NORTH TARRYTOWN, .— Westchester.
News (ad. P. 374) Wed-Ind 1,200
Sentinel Sat— Dem 800
Telephone Wed— Ind 1,000
NORTH TONAWANDA, 7,000.— Niagara.
Evening News (ad. P. 329-421). »D— Rep 1,200
NORTHVILLE, 810.— Fulton.
Press Fri— Dem 1,360
^NORWICH, 5,516.— Chenango.
Sun JD— Ind 3,165
Telegraph (ad. P. 377). .Semi- W— Rep 2,780
Union Th— Dem 2,500
NORWOOD, 1,510.— St. Lawrence.
News Tu— Rep 2,950
NUNDA, 1,100.— Livingston.
News Sat— Rep 1,000
NYACK, 4,400.— Rockland.
City and Country Sat— Dem 1,000
Journal (ad. P. 450) *D— Rep 1,580
Journal (ad. P. 450) Sat— Rep 1,600
Star (ad. P. 500) *D— Dem 1,450
OAKFIELD, 590.— Genesee.
Reporter Th— Ind 510
OAK HILL, 151.— Greene.
Record Th— Ind 680
OGDENSBURG, 11,750.— St. Lawrence.
Advance Th— Dem 3,450
Journal JD— Rep 1,000
Republican Wed— Rep 3,900
News §D— Dem 1,800
OLEAN, 7,700.— Cattaraugus.
(Herald «D-Ind-D 1,458
1 Democrat Semi- W— Dem 1,800
Journal Sat— Free-S 900
Ledger Sat— Ind 1,470
Times JD— Rep 1,320
Times Th— Rep 1,240
ONEIDA, 6,280.— Madison.
Dispatch Semi-W— Rep 2,500
Post Sat— Rep 2,600
Union Semi-W— Dem 3,192
ONEONTA, 6,510.— Otsego.
Democrat (ad. P. 326) Th— Dem 1,100
Herald Th— Rep 3,000
Spy Tu— Ind 1,000
Star JD— Ind 2,000
Times *D— Ind 940
ORISKANY FALLS, 880.— Oneida.
News Th— Ind 860
flOSWEGO, 22,176.— Oswego.
Palladium »D^-Dem 8,500
Palladium Fri— Dem 4,500
Times (ad. P. 476) *D— Rep 2,700
Times (ad. P. 476) Semi-W— Rep 5,200
OSWEGO FALLS, 1,840.— Oswego.
Enlightener Mo— Pro 600
Observer Fri— Ind 1,420
OTSEGO, 760.— Otsego.
Times .. Wed— Ind 920
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1JOVID, 660.— Seneca.
Gazette Fri— Ind 800
Independent Tu— Ind 900
flOWEGO, 6,200.— Tioga.
Gazette Th— Dem $2,430
Record *D— Ind 1,300
Record Th— Ind 2,400
Times Th— Rep 2,500
OXFORD, 1,525.— Chenango.
Times Tu— Rep 1,025
OYSTER BAY, 1,350.— Queens.
Pilot Sat— Dem 1,400
PALMYRA, 2,450.— Wayne.
Courier Fri— Rep 1,800
Journal Wed— Dem 1,865
PANAMA, 385.— Chautauqua.
Herald Th— Rep 420
PARISH, 560.— Oswego.
Mirror Fri— Rep 800
PATCHOGUE, 4,000.— Suffolk.
Advance (ad. P. 514) Fri— Rep 1,100
Argus Sat— Dem 900
PAWLING, 640.— Dutchess.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 530
Recorder Wed— Ind 408
PEEKSKILL, 10,050.— Westchester.
Blade Tu— Rep 900
Highland Democrat (ad. P. 482)
Sat— Dem 2,700
Messenger-Critic Semi- W— Rep 1,100
PELHAM, 210.— Westchester.
Record Sat— Rep 500
PENFIELD, 640.— Monroe.
Press Sat— Ind 900
flPENN YAN, 4,660.— Yates.
Chronicle Wed— Rep .$2,800
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,500
Express Wed— Rep 1,725
PERRY, 1,800.— Wyoming.
Herald and News Th— Rep 1,500
Record Wed— Ind 600
PHELPS, 1,340.— Ontario.
Citizen Th— Ind 1,080
PHILADELPHIA, 840.— Jefferson.
Budget-Monitor Wed— Rep 1,000
PHILMONT, 1,900.— Columbia.
Sentinel Fri— Ind 610
PHOENIX, 1,525.— Oswego.
Register Th— Rep 1,050
PIKE, 485.— Wyoming.
Gazette Fri— Ind 520
PINE HILL, 405.— Ulster.
Optic Th— Dem 606
Sentinel Sat— Rep 700
PINE PLAINS, 540.-Dutchess.
Herald Fri— Ind 700
Register Fri— Ind 675
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NEW YORK.
fiPLATTSBURG, 8,560.— Clinton.
Farmer Th— Rep 930
Press }D— Rep 2,435
Republican Sat— Dem 1,650
Sentinel Fri— Rep 4,500
PLEASANTVILLE, 490.— Westchester.
Journal Th— Ind 520
PORT BYRON, 1,020.— Cayuga.
Chronicle Sat— Rep 825
PORT CHESTER, 5,600.— Westchester.
Item *D— Ind 1,130
Enterprise Sat— Dem 2,200
Journal Th— Ind 2,100
PORT JEFFERSON, 2,150.— Suffolk.
Times (ad. P. 570) Sat— Ind 3,000
PORT JERVIS, 9,710.— Orange.
Farmer Th— Ag 24,000
Gazette *D— Dem 52,450
Gazette Semi- W— Dem 54,425
Union (ad. P. 570) *D— Rep 1,800
Union (ad. P. 570) Th— Rep 3,800
PORT LEYDEN, 470.— Lewis.
Courier Fri— Dem 1,200
PORT RICHMOND, 7,500.— Richmond.
News & Independent Fri— Ind 800
PORTVILLE, 820.— Cattaraugus.
Autograph Fri— Ind 620
POTSDAM, 4,050.— St. Lawrence.
Courier & Freeman Wed— Rep 3,783
Herald Fri— Rep 2,200
Recorder Tu— Rep 2,950
flPOUGHKEEPSIE, 23,720.— Dutchess.
Courier (an edition on Monday)
Sun— Ind 8,350
Eagle (ad. P. 491) JD— Rep 1,800
Eagle (ad. P. 491) Semi- W— Rep 2,800
Enterprise (ad. P. 511) *D— Ind-D 1,500
Enterprise (ad. P. 511) Th— Ind-D 500
News-Press (ad. P. 376-539) JD— Dem 3,500
News-Telegraph (ad. P. 376). Sat— Dem 9,000
Star (ad. P. 376) *D— Rep 3,500
Vassar Miscellany Mo — Coll 560
PRATTSBURG, 614.— Steuben.
News Th— Ind 1,000
PRATTSVILLE, 400.— Greene.
News Sat— Rep 710
PULASKI, 1,545.— Oswego.
Democrat Wed— Ind 1,650
Fruit Farmer Qrtly — Ag
QUAKER STREET, .— Schenectady.
Review Th— Ind 500
RANDOLPH, 1,250.— Cattaraugus.
Enterprise Th— Dem 800
Register Wed— Rep 1,380
RAVENNA, 1,200.— Albany.
News Th— Ind 700
RED CREEK, 500.— Wayne.
Herald (ad. P. 374) Th— Ind 1,165
RED HOOK, 940.— Dutchess.
Journal Fri— Ind 500
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RENSSELAER, 8,000.— Rensselaer.
Gazette & Sun Th— Dem 2,000
Herald Fri— Rep 2,100
Star-Eagle (ad. P. 374) Fri— Rep 3,000
RHINEBECK, 1,700.— Dutchess.
Gazette Sat— Ind 1,100
RICHFIELD SPRINGS, 1,730.— Otsego.
Daily (during season) fD — Soc 500
Mercury Th-Ind 1,810
RICHMONDVILLE, 686.— Schoharie.
Phoenix Wed— Dem 1,000
RICHVILLE, 350.— St. Lawrence.
Recorder Wed— Ind 1,125
RIPLEY, 2,100.— Chautauqua.
Review Fri — Ind 615
flRIVERHEAD, 1,760.— Suffolk.
News Sat— Rep 1,000
^ROCHESTER, 145,500.— Monroe.
Abend Post und Beobachter (Ger.)
*D— Ind 1,300
( Sonntagsblatt (Ger.) Sun— Ind 1,000
(. Wochenblatt (Ger.) Sat— Ind 750
Campus Wed— Ed 350
Casket Mo — Undertaker 5,900
Catholic Journal Sat— Cath 3,500
Democrat & Chronicle (ad. P. 5J.O)
}D— Rep ^30,099
Democrat & Chronicle (ad. P. 510)
Sun— Rep 21,000
Democrat & Chronicle (ad. P. 510)
Wed— Rep 12,700
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,980
Educational Gazette.... Mo— Ed 20,000
Fraternal Monitor Mo— Frat 3,000
Green's Fruit Grower.. Semi-M— Hort 55,000
Herald ,.-4D— Dem j!5,479
Herald Wed— Dem 4,200
Herald Sun— Ind-D 14,000
Indus. School Advocate. . .Mo — Benev 460
Jewish Advocate Bi-W— Jewish 1,700
Journal of Applied Microscopy
Mo— Science 15,000
Mutual Underwriter Mo — Ins 770
National Nurseryman. . ..Mo — Nursery 1,150
Odontographic Journal. .Qrtly— Dental 2,600
Post-Express *D— Ind ^14,242
Post-Express Wed— Ind 6,800
Pythian Knight Mo— K.ofP 4,400
Sidepaths Bi-W— Bicy 4,500
Star (issues Sat. edition). .Sun— Sil-D 11,000
Times (ad. P. 328) *D— Ind 14,816
Union & Advertiser (ad. P. 485)
*D— Dem 23,300
Union & Advertiser (ad. P. 485)
Wed— Dem 6,000
Vick's Illus. Magazine Mo— Floral 200,000
Volksblatt (Ger.) tD— Rep 2,100
Sonntags Journal (Ger).. .Sun— Ind-R 3,000
Volksblatt (Ger) Wed— Rep 4,000
ROCKAWAY BEACH, 1,600.— Queens.
Wave Sat— Ind 550
ROCKVILLE CENTRE, 2,200.— Queens.
Observer (ad. P. 479) Fri— Rep 2,000
flROME, 15,412.— Oneida.
Citizen (ad. P. 374) Semi-W— Rep 2,000
Deaf Mutes' Register Th— Ed 1,000
Harness Gazette Mo — Com 5,000
Republican Tri-W— Rep 1,370
Sentinel *D— Ind-D .$3,100
Sentinel Semi- W— Ind-D $5,076
NEW YORK.
ROSCOE, 620.— Sullivan.
Review Th— Rep 1,000
ROSENDALE, 1,730.— Ulster.
Star Sat— Rep 535
ROSLYN, 1,276.— Queens.
News Sat— Ind 920
ROUSE'S POINT, 1,890.— Clinton.
Counselor Fri— Ind 750
ROXBURY, 390.— Delaware.
Times Th— Rep 1,120
RUSHFORD, 1,370.— Allegany.
Spectator Th— Ind 1,800
SAG HARBOR, 2,680.— Suffolk.
Corrector Sat— Dem 420
Express Th— Rep 1,000
ST. GEORGE, 16,500.— Richmond.
News-Letter Sat— Rep 2,000
Staten Islander Semi-W— Ind-R 2,800
ST. JOHNSVILLE, 1,595.— Montgomery.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 650
News Wed— Ind 770
ST. REGIS FALLS, 1,220.— Franklin.
News Sat— Rep 2,780
SALAMANCA, 3,850.— Cattaraugus.
News *D— Ind 700
News Semi-W— Ind 700
Republican (ad. P. 437) Fri— Rep 2,600
Union Wed— Dem 1,700
flSALEM, 1,500.— Washington.
Axiom Fri— Rep 1,221
Review Press Fri— Dem 1,450
SANDY CREEK, 760.— Oswego.
News Th— Ind 1,500
fSANDY HILL, 6,000.— Washington.
Herald Th— Rep 1,666
SARANAC LAKE, 775.— Franklin.
Enterprise Th— Rep 1,200
SARATOGA SPRINGS, 12,300.— Saratoga.
Eagle (ad. P. 450) Sat— Rep
Saratogian (ad. P. 372) *D— Rep
Saratogian (ad. P. 372) Th— Rep
Sun Th— Dem
SARDINIA, 708.— Erie.
Censor Fri — Rep
SAUGERTIES, 4,260.— Ulster.
Post (ad. P. 513) *D— Ind
Post (ad. P. 513) Th— Ind
Telegraph (ad. P. 374) *D— Ind
Telegraph (ad. P. 374) Th— Ind
SAVANNAH, 520.— Wayne.
Times Sat— Rep
SAVONA, 650.— Steuben.
Review Fri — Ind
SAYVILLE, 1,620.— Suffolk.
News Fri — Rep
SCHAGHTICOKE, 1,300.— Rensselaer.
Sun .. Fri— Ind
2,500
2,400
2,650
2,900
920
700
1,000
500
1,190
850
500
800
850
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fSCHENECTADY, 20,750.— Schenectady.
Concordiensis Wed — Coll 500
Gazette (ad. P. 437) JD— Ind $5,517
Gazette (ad. P. 437) Fri— Dem 1,000
Parthenon Mo — Coll 400
j Star *D— Dem 2,200
I Reflector Th— Dem 1,100
(Union (ad. P. 372) *D— Rep 3,979
I Union (ad. P. 372) Th— Rep 2,826
SCHENEVUS, 680.— Otsego.
Free Press Wed— Ind 900
Monitor Th— Ind 1,000
fSCHOHARIE, 1,040.— Schoharie.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,970
Republican Th— Dem 1.800
Standard Sat— Rep 1,110
SCHUYLERVILLE, 1,440.— Saratoga.
Standard (ad. P. 483) Wed— Rep 1,100
SEA CLIFF, 650.— Queens.
News Sat— Ind 730
SENECA FALLS, 6,150.— Seneca.
Courier Th— Rep 1,500
Journal Wed— Rep 1,400
Reveille Fri— Dem 1,700
SHARON SPRINGS, 600.— Schoharie.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,000
SHERBURN, 980.— Chenango.
News Sat— Ind 1,670
SHERMAN, 794.— Chautauqua.
News Wed— Rep 730
SHORTSVILLE, 1,040.— Ontario.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 800
SIDNEY, 3,000.— Delaware.
Advocate Fri — Dem 750
Record Th— Dem 1,130
SIDNEY CENTRE, 570.— Delaware.
Transcript Fri— Ind 620
SILVER CREEK, 1,692.— Chautauqua.
Gazette Th— Ind 625
SILVER SPRINGS, 600.— Wyoming.
Signal Th— Rep 603
SINCLAIRVILLE, 520.— Chautauqua.
Commercial Th— Ind 816
SING SING, 9,540.— Westchester.
Democratic-Register (ad. P. 479-489)
Sat— Dem 2,000
National Union War Jour
Semi-M— Hist 946
News Sat— Rep 650
Republican Fri— Rep 1,000
SKANEATELES," 1,620.— Onondaga.
Democrat Th— Ind 700
Free Press Semi- W— Ind 1,500
SMYRNA, 400.— Chenango.
Press Fri— Ind 550
SODUS, 1,040.— Wayne.
Alliance Wed— Ind 1,650
Record Fri— Ind 1,400
SOUTHAMPTON, 1,250.— Suffolk.
Press Sat— Ind 860
Times Th— Ind 850
NEW YORK.
SOUTH GLENS FALLS, 1,500.— Saratoga.
News .......................... Th— Ind
SOUTH NEW BERLIN, 230.— Chenango.
Bee ............................ Th— Ind 400
SOUTHOLD, 1,230.— Suffolk.
Traveler ...................... Fri— Rep 900
SOUTH OTSELIC, 250.— Chenango.
Gazette ........................ Th— Ind 640
SPENCER, 820.— Tioga.
Needle ........................ Th— Ind 700
SPENCERPORT, 710.— Monroe.
Star .......................... Th— Dem 1,000
SPRING VALLEY, 1,080.— Rockland.
Leader ........................ Th— Ind 600
Press ......................... Fri— Rep 730
SPRINGVILLE, 1,900.— Erie.
Journal and Herald ........... Th— Rep 1,375
News .......................... Th— Ind 800
SPRINGWATER, 450.— Livingston.
Enterprise .................... Th— Rep 780
STAMFORD, 830.— Delaware.
Mirror ..................... Tu— Dem 1,750
Recorder ..................... Sat— Rep 1,460
STAPLETON, 15,000.— Richmond.
Deutsche Staten Islander (Ger.)
Semi-W— Dem 940
Gazette ...................... Wed— Rep 1,600
Herald (ad. P. 570) ......... Sat— Dem 2,500
Journal (Ger.) ............... Sun— Dem 1,040
Leader (ad. P. 479) ......... Sat— Dem 2,400
Post (Ger.) ................... Sat— Dem 740
STILLWATER, 760.— Saratoa.
Journal ........................ Th— Ind 670
SUFFERN, 770.— Rockland.
Independent ................. Sat— Ind 608
Recorder ..................... Fri— Rep 1,380
flSYRACUSE, 93,500.— Onondaga.
Advertiser & Publisher. .Mo — Advrts
Alpha Phi .................. Qrtly— Frat 600
Am. Home Maker ........... Mo— Fam 27,000
Am. Poultry Advocate ...... Mo— Pltry 20,000
Catholic Sun ................. Fri— Cath 5,000
Clinic ...................... Bi-M— Med
Farmers' Realm ................ Mo— Ag 1,240
Forester ............... Semi-M — F.of A
Gospel Messenger ........... Mo — Epis 1,600
Hebrew Globe ...... ........ Fri— Jewish 1,510
Herald ........................ *D— Ind 26,212
Herald ....................... Sun— Ind 20,000
ournal (ad. P. 372) .......... *D— Rep 12,300
ournal (ad. P. 372 ...... Semi-W— Rep 4,000
ournal of Pedagogy ......... Qrtly— Ed 1,510
orthern Chr. Advocate. .. .Th— Meth 11,400
Official Organ ................ Mo— Tem 3,000
School Bulletin ................ Mo— Ed 15,000
Sporting Goods Gazette ..... Mo— Com 5,070
Post-Standard (ad. P. 509) .. 4D— Rep 517,320
Post-Standard (ad. P. 509).
Semi-W— Rep s!2,369
Post-Standard (ad. P. 509) . . Sun— Rep ^14,865
Telegram ..................... *D— Dem j!4,568
Times ........................ Sun— Ind 18,000
Union (Ger.) .................. Sat— Rep 2,600
University Forum ............ Mo— Coll 2,000
University Herald ............ Mo— Coll 500
Wesleyan Methodist. ..Wed— Wesleyan 4,000
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TARRYTOWN, 6,500.— Westchester.
Argus Sat— Rep 620
Press-Record Fri— Dem 2.410
THERESA, 10,700.— Jefferson.
Gleaner and News Th— Ind 920
TICONDEROGA, 2,400.— Essex.
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,640
TIVOLI, 1,390.— Dutchess.
Times (ad. P. 372) Sat— Ind 700
TOMPKINSVILLE, 1,470.— Richmond.
Democrat Sat— Dem 800
TONA WANDA, 15,500.— Erie.
Argus D
Argus Semi- W
Argus Th
Herald (ad. P. 374) Th— Dem 1,500
News (circulation included in North
Tonawanda Ev. News) *D— Rep 1,000
Times Semi- W— Rep 11,550
TOTTENVILLE, 1,155.— Richmond.
Times Sat— Rep 765
JTROY, 65,000.— Rensselaer.
Am. Laundry Journal Mo — Tr 1,142
Carriage Journal Mo — Com 4,500
City Government Mo — Municipal 3,856
Freie Deutsche Presse (Ger.).Sat— Ind 1,800
Little Men & Women Mo — Juv
News Sun — Dem 5,650
Northern Budget Sun— Ind-R 37,500
Observer Sun— Dem 8,300
Polytechnic Mo— Coll 975
Press (ad. P. 375) *D— Dem 12,000
Press (ad. P. 375) Wed— Dem 6,500
Standard *D— Ind 7,650
Record (ad. P. 371) JD— Rep .$10.835
Record (ad. P. 371) Fri— Rep 3,000
Sun ..*D — Dem
Times *D— Rep 18,051
Times Semi-W— Rep 11,550
TRUMANSBURG, 1,285.— Tompkins.
Free Press and Sentinel Sat— Ind 1,123
TUCKAHOE, 2,100.— Westchester.
Citizen-Bulletin Fri— Ind 1,000
TULLY, 510.— Onondaga.
Times Sat— Ind 450
TUPPER LAKE, 2,700.— Franklin.
Herald Sat— Rep 500
UNADILLA, 1,230.— Otsego.
Times Fri— Ind 1,000
UNION, 830.— Broome.
News Wed— Ind 1,120
UNION SPRINGS, l,095.-Cayuga.
Advertiser Th— Ind 650
flUTICA, 44,500.— Oneida.
Advocate Sat— Lab 2,240
Cambrian Mo — Lit 5,260
Christian Worker Mo— Und 900
Cyfaill (Welsh) Mo— Rel 2,019
Dispatch *D— Rep
Drych (Welsh) Th— Rep 14,800
Globe Sat— Ind 110,000
Herald tD— Rep 8,500
Herald Semi-W— Rep 5,600
Journal (ad. P. 510) Sun— Ind 10,000
Observer *D— Dem 9,500
Observer Semi-W— Dem 10,400
NEW YORK.
fUTICA— Continued.
Poultry World Mo— Pltry
Press JD— Ind
Press Semi-W— Ind
Tribune Sun — Ind
Zeitung (Ger.) Tri- W— Ind
VALATIE, 1,510.— Columbia.
Rough Notes Fri — Dem
VAN ETTEN, 575.— Chemung.
Valley Breeze (ad. P. 483).... Fri— Ind
VERNON, 378.— Oneida.
Times Fri — Rep
VICTOR, 790.— Ontario.
Herald Sat— Ind
WALDEN, 2,170.— Orange.
Citizen Fri — Rep
Herald Sat— Rep
WALTON, 2,420.— Delaware.
Chronicle (ad. P. 511) Th— Rep
Reporter Sat — Dem
Times Fri — Rep
600
10,037
7,375
7,600
1,550
1,410
500
800
800
1,300
530
1,800
55,447
2,500
WAPPINGER'S FALLS, 3,900.— Dutchess.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 1,000
WARRENSBURG, 1,008.— Warren.
News ...Th— Ind 2,200
flWARSAW, 5,300.— Wyoming.
Times Th— Dem 2,400
Western New Yorker Th— Rep 2,314
WARWICK, 1,560.— Orange.
Advertiser Th— Ind-R 1,100
Dispatch Wed— Dem 1,276
WASHINGTONVILLE, 750.— Orange.
Record Wed— Ind 475
WATERFORD, 4,950.— Saratoga.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 1,300
fiWATERLOO, 4,420.— Seneca.
News Tu— Rep 1,200
Observer Wed— Dem 1,600
WATERTOWN, 14,982.— Jefferson.
Advocate Th— Pro 1,095
Family Journal Mo — Fam 600
Herald Sat— Ind 5,240
Lodge Record Semi-M— Frat 3,140
Post Tu— Rep 2,300
Re-Union Semi- W— Dem 3,500
Standard *D— Rep 54,512
Standard Semi-W— Rep 54,949
(Times (ad. P. 373-483) *D— Rep 6,000
K Reformer and Times (ad. P. 373)
Semi-W— Rep 5,500
WATERVILLE, 2,040.— Oneida.
Cenhadwr-Am. (Welsh) Mo— Cong 1,427
Times Fri— Ind 1,528
WATERVLIET, 12,000.— Albany.
Journal & Democrat Sat— Dem 900
fiWATKINS, 3,600.— Schuyler.
Democrat (ad. P. 483) Th— Dem 1,200
Express Th— Rep 1,500
Review (ad. P. 374) Wed— Dem 1,260
WAVERLY, 500.— Tioga.
Advocate Semi-M— Rep 1,900
Free Press Sat— Rep 2,586
t Morning and Sunday,
f County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday.
* Evening, "
§ Morning, except Monday.
t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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NEW YORK.
WAYLAND, 690.— Steuben.
Register Wed— Ind
Union Advertiser Sat — Ind
WEEDSPORT, 1,660.— Cayuga.
Chief Sat— Ind
Republican Tu — Rep
Sentinel Th— Rep
WELLS, 250.— Hamilton.
Herald Fri— Rep
Record Fri — Dem
WELLSVILLE. 3,600.— Allegany.
Democrat Wed — Dem
Reporter *D— Rep
Reporter Semi- W — Rep
WESTCHESTER, 15,000.— Westchester.
Globe Sat— Ind
Independent (ad. P. 559) ..Sat— Ind-D
WESTFIELD, 2,200.— Chautauqua.
Formulary Mo — Phar
Republican Wed — Rep
WEST NEW BRIGHTON, 5,500.— Richmond.
930
900
1,000
900
1,000
500
600
1,842
.9757
52,137
800
1,700
6,120
1,200
Advance Sat — Ind
Star Sat— Dem
1,000
1,800
WEST WINFIELB, 760.— Herkimer.
Star Th-Rep 960
WHITEHALL, 4,600.— Washington.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 3,725
Times « Th— Dem 1,890
WHITE LAKE, 150.— Sullivan.
Breeze . ...Wed— Ind
flWHITE PLAINS, 4,280.— Westchester.
Argus Tu — I nd
Journal (ad. P. 372).. Sat— Dem
News Sat — Rep
Reporter Fri — Dem
WHITESTONE, 2,970.— Queens.
Herald ., ...Th— Ind-D
300
850
2,192
1,000
1,500
795
>'EW YORK.
WHITESVILLE, 420.— Allegany.
News Th— Ind 910
WHITNEY POINT, 860.— Broome.
Practical Pouhryman . .Semi-M— Pity 2,000
Reporter Fri— Ind 2,150
WILLIAMSON, 505.— Wayne.
Sentinel Th— Rep 350
WILLIAMSTOWN, 1,215.— Oswego.
•Local Th— Ind 500
WILLIAMSVILLE, 890.— Erie.
Bee Th— Ind 2,140
WILSON, 690.— Niagara.
Star './.I Th— Ind 525
WINDHAM, 360.— Greene.
Journal Th— Dem 1,100
Mountain Gazette Wed— Rep 600
WINDSOR, 535.— Broome.
Standard .Fri— Ind 950
WOLCOTT, 920.— Wayne.
News Th— Ind 840
WOODHULL, 510.— Steuben.
Republican Th— Rep 800
WORCESTER, 700.— Otsego.
times Th— Ind 1,400
WYOMING, 535.— Wyoming.
Reporter Wed— Ind 840
YONKERS, 33,760.— Westchester.
.Gazette (ad. P. 483) Sat— Dem 2,160
Herald (ad. P. 373) »D— Dem 4,781
Home Journal Sat— Cath 2,650
Journal (Ger.) Sat— Ind 506
Statesman *D— Rep 3,300
YOUNGSTOWN, 520.— Niagara.
News Fri— Ind 800
t Morning and Sunday.
j County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday..
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
ABERDEEN, 230.— Moore.
Telegram Fri — Dem
flALBEMARLE, 260.— Stanley.
Enterprise Th— Dem
APEX, 270.— Wake.
News Th— Dem
1FASHBORO, 520.— Randolph.
Argus Wed — Rep
Courier Th — Dem
UASHEVILLE, 14,760.— Buncombe.
Citizen *D — Dem
Citizen Th— Dem
Epworth News Semi-M— Meth
Gazette (ad. P. 387) §D— Dem
Gazette (ad. P. 387) Th— Dem
Our Mountain Home.. Semi-M — Dem
Register Sat— Rep
So. Hotel Reporter Mo— Hotel
AYDEN, 25.— Pitt.
Free Will Baptist Wed— Bap
Journal Fri — Dem
flBAKERSVILLE, 600.— Mitchell.
Enterprise Wed — Ind
Mirror Ind
HBEAUFORT, 2,020.— Carteret.
Herald Th— Ind
1IBOONE, 150.-Watauga.
Democrat Th— Dem
UBREVARD, 340.— Transylvania.
News Fri— Free-S
HBRYSON CITY, 580.— Swain.
Star Sat— Ind
HBURGAW, 370.— Pendee.
Baptist Headlight Semi-M— Bap
BURLINGTON, 1,820.— Alamance.
News Wed— Dem
BURNSVILLE, 700.— Yancey.
Eagle Th— Ind
HCARTHAGE, 800.— Moore.
Blade (ad. P. 511) Th— Dem
CHADBOURN, 260.— Columbus.
Messenger Th— Ind
CHAPEL HILL, 1,420.— Orange.
News Th— Dem
University Magazine Mo — Coll
UCHARLOTTE, 11,875.— Mecklenburg.
Afro-Am. Presby (Col.) Th— Rel
Church and State Mo — Meth
Medical Journal Mo — Med
Messenger (Col.) Sat— Ind
j News *D— Dem
i Times-Democrat Semi-W — Dem
N. C. Medical Journal. .Semi-M— Med
Observer §D— Dem
Observer Semi-W— Dem
People's Paper Wed— Pop
Presbyterian (ad. P. 380) Th— Pres
Pythian Mo— K.of P
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday.
J County Seat. * Evening, " "
500
IfCHARLOTTE— Continued.
Southern Baptist Wed — Bap
960
865
Southern & Western Textile Excelsior
Sat— Textile
Star of Zion (Col.) Th— Meth
2,100
3,000
515
CHINA GROVE, .—
Record (ad. P. 380) Th— Dem
1,200
1,492
1 600
CLEVELAND MILLS, 308.— Cleveland.
280
1,650
flCLINTON, 860.— Sampson.
Caucasian Th — Tnd
1,000
600
Democrat Th — Dem
2,000
1,150
1,600
600
flCOLUMBUS, 110.— Polk.
News Th — Dem
1,200
500
1,540
flCONCORD, 6,572.— Cabarrus.
Standard *D — Dem
500
Standard Th — Dem
1,000
Times Th — Dem
1,200
1,100
500
CRONLEY, 130.— Columbus.
National ' Sun Th — Ind
485
400
300
flDANBURY, 254.— Stokes.
Reporter Wed — Ind
600
500
DUNN, 420.— Harnett.
Union Wed — Dem
1 008
500
JIDURHAM, 5,520.XDurham.
Herald §D— Ind
1,620
Recorder Wed — Dem
1,200
300
Sun *D — Dem
900
Sun Fri — Dem
500
Trinity Archive Mo — Ed'
500
472
flEDENTON, 2,300.— Chowan.
Courier Th— Dem
400
HELIZABETH CITY, 3,450.— Pasquotank.
1 ?00
Fisherman & Farmer Fri — Dem
Herald (Col.) Fri— Rep
920
6?0
News Fri — Dem
500
North Carolinian Wed — Rep
SfiO
1,100
ELKIN, 295.— Surry.
Times Th — Dem
730
280
ELON COLLEGE, 200.— Alamance.
Christian Sun Th — Chris
?040
785
525
FAIR BLUFF, 250.— Columbus.
Times Th — Ind
276
2,000
FAISON, 250.— Duplin.
Sun Sat — Ind
300
800
7,050
flFAYETTEVILLE, 4,300.— Cumberland.
N. C. Baptist Wed— Bap
4000
3,400
Observer *D — Dem
800
4,000
Observer Th — Dem
1,400
1,060
5,000
3000
FOREST CITY, 420.— Ruth erf or dton.
Enquirer Th — Ind
400
780
3,000
1.000
HFRANKLIN, 295.— Macon.
Press .. ...Wed— Dem
560
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GASTONIA, 1,050.— Gaston.
Gazette ...................... Th— Ind-D 795
flGOLDSBORO, 4,210.— Wayne.
Argus ........................ *D— Dem 800
Argus ......................... Th— Dem 2,311
Baptist Review ........... Semi-M— Bap 530
Headlight ..................... Th— Dem 4,500
flGRAHAM, 1,030.— Alamance.
Gleaner ....................... Th— Dem 1,000
Tribune ..................... Wed— Rep 850
flGREENSBORO, 4,000.— Guilford.
Christian Advocate ........ Wed— Meth 5,640
N. C. Friend .............. Fri— Friends 510
N. C. Journal of Ed .......... Mo— Ed 3,250
Patriot ..................... Wed— Dem 1,450
Record ....................... *D— Dem 1,000
Record ., ..................... Fri— Dem 575
So. Home Journal ............ Sat — Ind 1,300
Telegram ..................... *D— Dem 1,300
UGREENVILLE, 1,960.— Pitt.
Eastern Reflector ........... Wed— Dem 912
Reflector ................. Semi- W— Ind 800
King's Weekly (ad. P. 329). Fri— Dem *2,072
GUILFORD COLLEGE, 310.— Guilford.
Collegian ..................... Mo— Coll 300
^HENDERSON, 4,270.— Vance.
Hustler ...................... Wed— Ind 600
HHENDERSONVILLE, l,220.-Henderson.
Hustler ..................... Wed— Dem
Times ........................ Fri— Rep
HICKORY, 2,084.— Catawba.
Press .......................... Th— Rep
Times-Mercury ............. Wed — Pop
HIGH POINT, 2,240.— Guilford.
Enterprise .................... Fri — Ind
N. C. Poultry Keeper ....... Mo— Pity
HHILLSBORO, 674.— Orange.
Observer ..................... Th— Dem
HOLLY SPRINGS, 220.— Wake.
Enterprise .................... Fri — Ind
JONESBORO, 550.— Moore.
Progress ..................... Th— Dem
KING'S MOUNTAIN, 630.— Cleveland.
Oracle ................... Semi- W— Dem
Reformer ...................... Th— Ref
^KINGSTON, 1,730.— Lenoir.
Free Press .................... *D— Dem
Free Press .............. Semi- W — Dem
Searchlight (Col.) ............. Sat— Ind
KITTRELL, 320.— Vance.
Strawberry Specialist. .Mo— Fruit Cult
LA GRANGE, 780.— Lenoir.
Sentinel ...................... Fri — Dem
LAURINBURG, 1,420.— Richmond.
Exchange .................. Wed— Dem
Times (Col.) ......................... Sat
LEAKSVILLE, 730.— Rockingham.
Gazette ....................... Th— Dem
ULENOIR, 685.— Caldwell.
News (ad. P. 433) ....... Semi- W— Ind
Topic ....................... Wed— Dem
880
1,000
1,200
1,640
1,363
500
420
300
340
1,000
1,040
400
1,250
600
6,500
400
725
420
460
550
1,000
NORTH CAROLINA.
ULEXINGTON, 1,545.— Davidson.
Dispatch Th— Dem 2,100
ULINCOLNTON, 970.— Lincoln.
Industrial (Col.) Tu— Ind 300
Journal (ad. P. 521) Fri— Dem 1,200
LITTLETON, 540.— Halifax.
News-Reporter Fri — Ind 500
True Reformer (Col.) Bi-M— Ind 300
flLOUISBURG, 680.— Franklin.
Times Fri— Dem 1,250
LUMBER BRIDGE, 110.— Robeson.
News Tu— Ind
fiLUMBERTON, 590.— Robeson.
Robesonian Wed— Dem 1,100
MADISON, 460.— Rockingham.
Observer Th— Ind 300
fiMARION, 805.— McDowell.
Democrat Fri— Dem 700
MARS HILL, 200.— Madison.
Enterprise Th— Ind 300
MARSH VI LLE, 70.— Union.
Our Home Tu— Ind 1,000
MAXTON, 710.— Robeson.
Herald (ad. P. 485) Fri— Dem 1,150
MILTON, 720.— Caswell.
Herald Th— Dem 610
flMOCKSVILLE, 570.— Davie.
Record Wed— Rep 300
Times Fri— Dem 540
flMONROE, 2,050.— Union.
Enquirer Th— Dem 1,225
Journal Th— Ind 1,065
flMORGANTON, 1,730.— Burke.
Herald Th— Dem 1,000
News Fri— Dem 500
MOUNT AIRY, 2,600.— Surry.
News Th— Dem 1,400
MOUNT OLIVE, 400.— Wayne.
Advertiser Th— Dem 620
MURFREESBORO, 677.— Hertford.
Index Fri— Dem 420
UMURPHY, 820.— Cherokee.
Republican Fri— Rep 600
Scout Tu— Ind 1,140
NASHVILLE, 400.— Nash.
Graphic Th— Dem 410
flNEW BERN, 7,865.— Craven.
Journal §D— Ind 700
Journal Semi- W— Ind 1,425
flNEWTON, 1,040.— Catawba.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,040
NORTH WILKESBORO, 55.— Wilkes.
Hustler Fri— Dem 300
flOXFORD, 3,050.— Granville.
Orphans' Friend Fri— Mas 3,350
Public Ledger Th— Dem 1,200
PILOT MOUNTAIN, 1,000.— Surry.
Journal Th— Dem 640
t Morning and Sunday.
1 County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
PINEHURST, 50.— Moore.
Outlook Fri— Ind 200
flPITTSBORO, 415.— Chatham.
Citizen Wed— Pop 500
Record Th— Dem 760
^PLYMOUTH, 1,250.— Washington.
Beacon Fri— Ind 610
flRALEIGH, 12,736.— Wake.
Biblical Recorder (ad. P. 379)
Wed— Bap 6,000
Blade (Col.) Sat— Rep 750
Caucasian Th— Pop 7,100
Christian Advocate Wed — Meth 5,050
Farmer & Mechanic.... Tu—Ag&Fam 5,840
j News & Observer §D— Dem 5,850
I North Carolinian Th— Dem 6,500
North Carolina Teacher Mo— Ed 800
Post (ad. P. 482) §D— Dem 6,000
Post (ad. P. 482) Th— Dem 14,000
Progressive Farmer (ad. P. 329)
Tu— Ag 7,500
Sentinel Th— Bap 600
Times-Visitor *D— Dem 1,640
Truth Mo— Cath 1,500
RED SPRINGS, 100.— Robeson.
Citizen Th— Dem 300
Record Wed— Dem 250
REIDSVILLE, 2,990.— Rockingham.
Review Fri— Dem 1,600
Webster's Weekly Tu— Ind-D 1,750
RICH SQUARE, 650.— Northampton.
Times Th— Ind 1,300
TfROCKINGHAM, l,360.-Richmond.
Anglo-Saxon Th— Dem 1,000
ROCKY MOUNT, 2,600— Edgecombe.
Motor Wed— Dem 400
Phoenix Th— Dem 740
ROWLAND, 75.— Robeson.
News Th— Ind 200
fiROXBORO, 430.— Person.
Courier Wed— Dem 760
URUTHERFORDTON, 520.— Rutherford.
Press (ad. P. 365-534) Fri— Rep 800
Vindicator Th— Dem 900
^SALISBURY, 4,488.— Rowan.
Am. Sentinel.... Semi-M— Jr.O.U.A.M 500
Sun *D— Dem 900
Sun Wed— Dem 800
Truth-Index *D— Dem 500
Truth-Index Wed— Dem 500
SANFORD, 370.— Moore.
Express Fri — Dem 810
SCOTLAND NECK, 780.— Halifax.
Commonwealth Th — Dem 1,300
fiSHELBY, 1,420.— Cleveland.
Aurora (ad. P. 483) Wed— Dem 1,500
Poultryman Mo — Pity 640
Star Th— Dem 1,350
SILER CITY, 260.— Chatham.
Messenger Th— Ind 1,000
fiSMITHFIELD, 560.— Johnston.
Courier Th— Ind 400
Herald Fri— Dem 1,700
NORTH CAROLINA.
SNOW HILL, 260.— Greene.
Great Sunny South (ad. P. 382)
Sun— Dem 800
SOUTHERN PINES, 370.— Moore.
Foods & Helps Mo— Ag&Hyg
Free Press Sat— Ind 450
flSOUTHPORT, 1,250.— Brunswick.
Standard Th— Ind 800
USPARTA, 100.— Alleghany.
Star (ad. P. 372) Th— Dem 2,75a
SPRING HOPE, 250.— Nash.
Messenger Th— Dem 1,000
fiSTATESVILLE, 2,350.— Iredell.
Christian Herald Wed— Rel 850
Landmark Semi- W— Dem 1,440
Mascot Wed— Dem 1,700
fiTARBORO, 2,015.— Edgecombe.
Southerner »D— Dem 300
Southerner Th— Dem 985
THOMASVILLE, 610.— Davidson.
News Th— Ind 650
Tribune Wed— Dem 400
TROY, 300.— Montgomery.
Examiner Sat— Ind-D 400
fiWADESBORO, 1,270.— Anson.
Courier Th— Dem 1,080
Messenger-Intelligencer Th— Dem 1,400
WAKE FOREST, 875.— Wake.
Student Mo— Coll 920
flWARRENTON, 780.— Warren.
Record Fri— Dem 500
^WASHINGTON, 3,585.— Beaufort.
(Messenger *D— Ind 765
* Gazette-Messenger Th — Dem 1,500
Progress Th— Dem 1,467
Watch Tower Semi-M— Evan 1,23ft
fiWAYNESVILLE, 470.— Haywood.
Courier (ad. P. 525) Fri— Dem 1,200
fiWEBSTER, 215.— Jackson.
Herald Th— Ind 360
WELDON, 1,290.— Halifax.
News Th— Dem 1,035
fiWHITEVILLE, 376.— Columbus.
News Th— Dem 710
HWILKESBORO, 350.— Wilkes.
Chronicle Th— Dem $925
Journal Th— Rep 400
WILLIAMSTON, 760.— Martin.
Enterprise Th— Ind 740
Gospel Messenger Mo— Bap 2,400
^WILMINGTON, 21,000.— New Hanover.
Dispatch *D— Ind 1,390
Fruit & Truck Growers' Journal
Bi-M— Ag 700
Journal Fri— Dem 950
Messenger §D— Dem 2,000
Messenger Semi- W— Dem 2,500
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
H County Seat. "Evening, " t* .Morning and Evening, exce
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IWILMINGTON— Continued.
Milling & Lumber Journal
Semi-M — Lumber 500
Star §D— Dem 2,600
Star Fri— Dem 1,963
WILSON, 2,200.— Wilson.
Dairyman Mo — -Dairy
News *D— Dem 300
News Th— Dem 1,000
Times Fri— Dem $1,375
Zion's Landmark Semi-M — Bap 4,140
WINDSOR, 530.— Bertie.
Ledger Th— Sil-D 1,100
NORTH CAROLINA.
WINSTON, 8,100.— Forsyth.
Journal *D— Dem 960
Journal Th— Dem 1,000
Sentinel *D— Dem 1,036
Sentinel Th— Dem 3,000
Southern Tobacco Jour.. Sat — Tobacco 800
Union- Republican Th— Rep 4,950
YADKINVILLE, 190.— Yadkin.
Ripple Wed— Dem 1,040
fiYANCEYVILLE, 460.— Caswell.
Democrat Th— Dem 700
News Th— Dem 1,100
t Morning and Sunday. $ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
If County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g,
^ Sworn Circulation.
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ABERCROMBIE, 260.— Richland.
Herald Th— Ind 500
ANTETA, 345.— Nelson.
Panorama Th— Rep 495
ARDOCH, 220.— Walsh.
Standard Fri— Dem 320
fASHLEY, 508.— Mclntosh.
Republikaner (Ger. & Eng.).Fri— Rep 520
BATHGATE, 380.— Pembina.
Pink Paper Wed— Dem 550
BISBEE, 200.— Towner.
Gazette Th— Rep 810
fiBISMARCK, 2,300.— Burleigh.
Settler Th— Rep 900
Tribune *D— Rep 950
Tribune Fri— Rep 2,100
UBOTTINEAU, 155.— Bottineau.
Courant Sat— Ind-R 1,400
News Fri— Ind 450
BRADDOCK, 260.— Emmons.
Republican Th— Rep 320
BUFFALO, 180.— Cass.
Express Fri— Ind 470
flCANDO, 200.— Towner.
Herald Th— Ind 530
Record Fri— Rep 610
flCARRINGTON, 215.— Foster.
Independent Th— Rep 915
Record Fri— Ind 600
CASSELTON, 850.— Cass.
Democrat Wed— Dem 300
Farm & Fireside Mo — Ag
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,000
CAVALIER, 220.— Pembina.
Chronicle Fri— Ind-R 640
CHURCH'S FERRY, 310.— Ramsey.
Sun Sat— Rep 500
fiCOOPERSTOWN, 380.-Griggs.
Courier Th— Rep 830
Sentinel Th— Pop 400
COURTENAY, 50.— Stutsman.
Gazette Sat— Pro 210
CRARY, 156.— Ramsey.
Courier Fri— Rep 420
CRYSTAL, 304.— Pembina.
Call-Graphic Fri— Ind 600
DAVENPORT, 110.— Cass.
News Fri— Ind 515
fDEVIL'S LAKE, 860.— Ramsey.
Free Press Th— Rep 660
Inter-Ocean Fri— Rep 1,500
News Fri— Ind-R 930
flDICKINSON, 910.— Stark.
Press Sat— Rep 800-
Recorder Th— Dem 500
DRAYTON, 320.— Pembina.
Echo Fri— Ind-R 500
DUNSEITH, 152.— Rolette.
Herald Th— Rep 610
EDGELY, 330.— La Moure.
Mail Fri— Rep 500
flELLENDALE, 780.— Dickey.
Leader Tu— Rep 1.34S
Record Th— Pop 830-
ENDERLIN, 100.— Ransom.
Independent Th— Rep 485
FAIRMOUNT, 110.— Richland.
News Fri— Ind 700
flFARGO, 5,920.— Cass.
Argus t§D— Rep 2,451
Argus Th— Rep 1,850
Argus Sun— Rep 3,000
Call §D— Rep 1,000
Forum *D— Rep 2,750
Fram (Dan.) (ad. P. 522)
Semi-W— Ind 5,000
Fram (Dan.) Wed— Ind 6,000
Osteopath Mo — Osteo
Posten (Dan.) Fri— Rep 3,440
Record Mo— Lit 3,000
FESSENDEN, 210.— Wells.
Free Press Fri— Ind-R 600
News Th— Rep 550
FINGAL, 80.— Barnes.
Herald Th— Rep 200
fiFORMAN, 180.— Sargent.
Independent i Th— Ind-R 580
flGRAFTON, 1,620.— Walsh.
News and Times Th— Dem 1,460
Record Wed— Rep 1,030
fiGRAND FORKS, 5,200.— Grand Forks.
Herald (ad. P. 383) §D— Rep 2,250
Herald (ad. P. 383) Fri— Rep 1,500
Normanden (Nor.-Dan.). ...Wed— Rep 5,000
Plaindealer *D— Dem 1,900
Plaindealer Th— Dem 2,425
Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 7,640
GRANDIN, 410.— Cass.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 670
HAMILTON, 260.— Pembina.
Gilpin's X-Rays (ad. P. 383).Wed— Rep 1,040
HANKINSON, 260.— Richland.
News Th— Rep 475
HANNAH, 100.— Cavalier.
Moon Fri— Rep 670
HARLEM, 110.— Sargent.
New Era Fri— Ind 540
HARVEY, 150.— Wells.
Advertiser Wed— Rep 640
Herald Th— Rep 685
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NORTH DAKOTA.
HILLSBORO, 730.— Traill.
Banner Fri — Rep 865
Folkets Avis (Nor.) Sat— Rep
Statstidende (Nor.) Tu— Rep 1,420
Times Sat— Rep 620
HOPE, 245.— Steele.
Pioneer Fri— Rep 610
Progress Th— Ind-R 300
HUNTER, 200.— Cass.
Herald Fri— Ind 470
INKSTER, 215.— Grand Forks.
Tribune Th— Ind 512
HJAMESTOWN, 2,350.— Stutsman.
Alert (ad. P. 535) »D— Ind-R 600
Alert (ad. P. 535) Th— Ind-R 1,250
Capital *D— Rep 500
Capital Fri— Rep 1,000
KENMARE, 150.— Ward.
News Th— Ind 300
KNOX, 100.— Benson.
Recorder .'. ...Wed— Ind 240
KUCM, 154.— La Moure.
Messenger Th— Rep 520
1LAKOTA, 230.— Nelson.
Herald Fri— Rep 800
Observer Fri— Rep 782
LA MOURE, 355.— La Moure.
Chronicle Fri — Rep 675
ULANGDON, 300.— Cavalier.
Courier-Democrat Th— Dem 1,250
Republican Th— Rep 760
Times Wed— Rep 500
LARIMORE, 570.— Grand Forks.
Leader Fri— Ind 430
Pioneer Fri— Rep 1,000
LEEDS, 65.— Benson.
News Sat— Rep 405
Review Sat— Rep 300
LIDGERWOOD, 152.— Richland.
Broadaxe Th— Reo 485
LINTON, 100.— Emmons.
Record Fri— Rep 475
fLISBON, 950.— Ransom.
Free Press Fri— Rep 960
Gazette Th— Rep 810
Searchlight Fri— Ind 500
UMANDAN, 1,360.— Morton.
Independent Fri— Pop 1,200
Pioneer Fri— Rep 1,860
Times Sat— Ind-R 790
MAYVILLE, 664.— Traill.
Farmer Th— Rep 800
Tribune (ad. P. 534) Th— Rep. 725
Vesterheimen (Nor.) Wed— Pop 1,060
MEKINOCK, 200.— Grand Forks.
Vidette Fri— Rep 320
MICHIGAN, 245.— Nelson.
Independent Fri — Pop 450
MILNOR, 285.— Sargent.
Teller Fri— Rep 720
NORTH DAKOTA.
MILTON, 205.— Cavalier.
Globe Th— Rep 740
UMINNEWAUKAN, 300.— Benson.
Sittings Fri— Rep 1,008
MINOT, 600.— Ward.
Optic Th— Rep 400
Reporter Fri— Rep 500
MINTO, 490.— Walsh.
Journal Th— Rep 700
flNAPOLEON, 45.— Logan.
Homestead Fri— Rep 240
NECHE, 310.— Pembina.
Chronotype Sat— Rep 530
flNEW ROCKFORD, 494.— Eddy.
Transcript Fri— Rep 1,000
Volunteer Fri— Rep 350
NORTHWOOD, 295.— Grand Forks.
Gleaner Fri— Rep 520
OAKES, 400.— Dickey.
Independent Th — Ind 600
Republican Fri— Rep 800
OBERON, 180.— Benson.
Reporter Th— Rep 490
OMEMEE, 100.— Bottineau.
Herald Sat 250
OSNABROCK, 250.— Cavalier.
Cycle Fri— Ind 300
PARK RIVER, 540.— Walsh.
Gazette Fri— Rep 610
News Fri— Ind 572
flPEMBINA, 690.— Pembina.
Pioneer- Express Fri— Rep 1,020
PERTH, 100.— Towner.
Journal Sat— Rep 240
PORTLAND, 404.— Traill.
Republican Th— Rep 419
REYNOLDS, 300.— Grand Forks.
Enterprise Sat — Rep 750
fiROLLA, 260.— Rolette.
Star Th— Rep 560
1JRUGBY, 355.— Pierce.
Tribune Sat— Ind 330
ST. THOMAS, 480.— Pembina.
Times Fri— Rep 635
SANBORN, 230.— Barnes.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 415
SHELDON, 260.— Ransom.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 500
Progress Fri— Rep 300
USHERBROOKE, 205.— Steele.
Tribune Th— Rep 518
SHEYENNE, 50.— Eddy.
Star Th— Ind 235
STANTON, 104.— Mercer.
Pilot Sat— Rep 200
USTEELE, 135.— Kidder.
Ozone Sat— Rep 370
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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NORTH DAKOTA.
TOWER CITY, 310.— Cass.
Topics Wed— Rep 340
UTOWNER, 220.— McHenry.
News & Stockman Fri— Rep 410
UNIVERSITY, .—Grand Forks.
Student Mo— Coll 325
flVALLEY CITY, 1,120.— Barnes.
Alliance Th— Ind 1,000
Patriot Fri— Rep 540
People's Advocate Wed— Pop 980
Presse (Ger.) Ind-D 700
Times- Record Th— Rep 1,050
fWAHPETON, 1,530.— Richland.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,000
Globe Th— Rep 1,600
Times Th— Dem 1,072
NOKTH DAKOTA.
WALHALLA, 200.— Pembina.
Mountaineer Semi-W 1,000
flWASHBURN, 304.— McLean.
Leader Sat— Rep 500
WHEATLAND, 390.— Cass.
Eagle Th— Rep 620
fiWILLISTON, 20.— Williams.
Graphic Tu— Ind 350
Herald Th— Ind 300
WILLOW CITY, 220.— Bottineau.
Eagle Fri— Dem 580
WIMBLEDON, .—Barnes.
News Fri— Ind 310
YORK, 80.— Benson.
Ledger Th— Ind 200
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
| County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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OHIO.
ABERDEEN, 895.— Brown.
Gretna Green (ad. P. 384). .Fri— Ind-D
ADA, 2,200.— Hardin.
Record Wed— Ind
University Herald Fri — Ed
ADAMSVILLE, 390.-Muskingum.
Register Tu— Ind
ADELPHI, 590.— Ross.
Border News (ad. P. 433) . . . . Fri— Ind
flAKRON, 35,000.— Summit.
Beacon- Journal *D — Rep
Beacon-Journal Th — Rep
Buchtelite (Ger.) Th— Coll
(Democrat (ad. P. 384) *D— Dem
900
1,100
1,150
810
1,690
57,442
.s3,940
550
4,000
- Times-Democrat (ad. P. 384)
( Wed— Dem 3,000
Germania (Ger.) (ad. P. 433)
Tri-W— Ind 1,700
Germania (Ger.) (ad. P. 433)
Th— Ind 2,600
Self Culture Mo— Ed 73,500
World Sun— Ind
Young People's Lesson Quarterly
Qrtly— Und 20,000
ALLIANCE, 10,500.— Stark.
Am. Farm & Home Mo — Ag
Dynamo Mo— Coll 500
Leader *D— Dem 1,250
Leader Semi- W— Dem 3,600
Review (ad. P. 502) *D— Rep 2,200
Review (ad. P. 502) Semi- W— Rep 4,000
ALVORDTON, 500.— Williams.
Progress (ad. P. 383) Fri— Ind 500
ANDOVER, 855.— Ashtabula.
Citizen Fri— Rep 1,030
ANSONIA, 755.— Darke.
Climax (ad. P. 384) Fri— Ind 1,100
ANTWERP, 1,520.— Paulding.
Argus Th— Ind-R 660
Bee (ad. P. 385) Th— Rep 1,000
ARCANUM, 1,145.— Darke.
Enterprise Th— Dem 600
Times Th— Ind 500
ARCHBOLD, 795.— Fulton.
Herald Th— Ind 800
fiASHLAND, 3,595.— Ashland.
Brethren Evangelist. ..Wed— Brethren 2,460
Gazette Semi- W— Rep 2,440
Press Wed— Dem 2,550
Times Wed— Rep 2,400
ASHLEY, 646.— Delaware.
Times Th— Ind 743
ASHTABULA, 10,300.— Ashtabula.
Am. Sanomat (Finn.) Wkly 3,800
(Beacon *D— Rep 1,400
"/ Telegraph Wed— Rep 2,600
Church Watchman Mo— Bap 1,200
Record *D— Ind 1,000
Standard Fri— Dem 1,756
ASHVILLE, 640.— Pickaway.
Advocate Fri — Ind 650
News (ad. P. 388) Th— Ind 1,000
flATHENS, 2,810.— Athens.
Gazette (ad. P. 387) Th— Rep 2,400
Journal Th— Dem 2,000
Messenger and Herald Th— Rep 3,600
ATTICA, 975.— Seneca.
Hub Wed— Ind 810
Journal Th— Ind 665
BAINBRIDGE, 1,000.— Ross.
Graphic Sat— Ind 500
Observer Sat— Ind 624
BALTIC, 250.— Tuscarawas.
Journal Fri— Ind 620
BALTIMORE, 604.— Fairfield.
News Fri— Ind 700
BARBERTON, 2,500.— Summit.
Leader Th— Rep 700
News o Fri— Dem 650
BARNESVILLE, 3,235.— Belmont.
Enterprise Th— Ind 2,200
Republican (ad. P. 384) Fri— Rep 2,350
Whetstone Sat— Ind 1,240
flBATAVIA, 1,098.— Clermont.
Courier Wed— Rep 2,300
Sun Wed— Dem 2,400
BEACH CITY, 640.-Stark.
Press Fri— Ind 500
BEDFORD, 1,330.— Cuyahoga.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
BELLAIRE, 10,500.— Belmont.
Banner (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,200
Bimetallist Semi-M — Bimetallist
Democrat Fri— Dem 960
Herald-Tribune *D— Dem 800
Herald-Tribune Fri— Dem 1,400
Independent *D— Ind-R 720
Independent Th— Ind-R 800
BELLBROOK, 430.— Greene.
Moon (ad. P. 385) Wed— Ind 1,200
BELLE CENTRE, 935.— Logan.
Herald Fri— Ind 500
flBELLEFONTAINE, 6,000.— Logan.
Examiner *D— Ind 1,235
Examiner Fri— Dem 1,500
Index *D— Rep 1,000
Index Th— Rep 3,000
Republican Semi- W— Rep 2,000
BELLEVUE, 4,000.— Huron.
Gazette Wed— Ind 1,380
News (ad. P. 400) Fri— Rep 1,300
Record *D— Ind 300
BELLEVILLE, 1,080.— Richland.
Messenger Fri — Ind 1,750
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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OHIO.
BEREA, 3,800.— Cuyahoga.
Advertiser Fri— Rep 1,500
Enterprise Sat— Ind 1,000
Musical Harp Mo — Mus 1,260
BERLIN HEIGHTS, 520.— Erie.
Budget Sat— Ind -425
BETHEL, 630.— Clermont.
Journal Th— Ind 500
BEVERLY, 850.— Washington.
Dispatch (ad. P. 588) Fri— Ind 750
BLANCHESTER, 1,230.— Clinton.
Star Th— Ind 980
BLOOMDALE, 554.— Wood.
Derrick Th— Ind 720
News Th-Ind 300
BLOOMINGBURG, 650.— Fayette.
Vidette Fri— Ind 300
BLOOMVILLE, 810.— Seneca.
Independent Th— Ind 813
BLUFFTON, 1,315.— Allen.
News Th— Ind 1,275
Weekly Wed— Ind 540
BOTKINS, 600.— Shelby.
Herald Fri— Ind 300
flBOWLING GREEN, 3,528.— Wood.
Democrat Fri— Dem 53,220
Sentinel (ad. P. 384) *D— Rep 900
Sentinel (ad. P. 384) Th— Rep 3,400
Tribune *D— Rep 700
Tribune Th— Rep 3,000
BRADFORD, 1,450.— Miami.
Sentinel Senii-W— Ind-R 1,100
BRADNER, 1,050.— Wood.
Advocate Fri — Ind 435
BREMEN, 420.— Fairfield.
Banner Th— Ind 610
BROOKVILLE, 640.— Montgomery.
Star Th— Ind 550
fiBRYAN, 3,560.— Williams.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,600
Press Th— Rep 1,300
HBUCYRUS, 8,000.— Crawford.
Courier (Ger.) Th— Dem 850
Forum *D— Dem 800
Forum Fri— Dem 2,000
Journal (ad. P. 384) Fri— Rep 1,100
News (ad. P. 503) Semi-W— Ind-D 2,000
Telegraph (ad. P. 384) *D— Rep 1,100
BURTON, 650.— Geauga.
Leader Th— Rep 1,160
BUTLER, -700.— Richland.
Cyclone Wed— Ind 600
Enterprise Fri— Ind 960
flCADIZ, 1,826.— Harrison.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,420
News Wed— Rep 1,300
Republican Th— Rep 2,400
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,200
OHIO.
fiCALDWELL, 1,275.— Noble.
Leader Wed— Rep 800
Press Th— Dem 1,600
Republican-Journal Wed — Rep 2,575
CALEDONIA, 768.— Marion.
Enterprise Th— Ind 552
^CAMBRIDGE, 6,400.— Guernsey.
Herald Wed-Ind 1,260
Jeffersonian (ad. P. 388) . ...*D— Ind l.OSt)
Jeffersonian (ad. P. 388) ....Th— Dem 1,925
Press . Th— Rep 1,650
Sun *D— Ind-R 1,232
Teacher Mo— Ed 1,343
Times (ad. P. 388) JD-Rep 500
Times (ad. P. 388) Th— Rep 2,000
CAMDEN, 864.— Preble.
Gazette Th— Rep 850
CANAL DOVER, 3,680.— Tuscarawas.
Advocate Th— Dem 1,035
Herald Wed— Ind 1,000
Reporter Th— Ind-R 1,750
CANAL FULTON, 1,300.— Stark.
Signal Th— Ind 820
CANAL WINCHESTER, 725.— Franklin.
Times Wed— Ind 6CO
CANFIELD, 676.— Mahoning.
Dispatch Fri— Ind 1,750
fiC ANTON, 36,000.— Stark.
Catholic Magazine Th— Cath 1,600
f News-Democrat *D— Dem 3,400
(.Democrat Th— Dem 4,200
Repository *D— Rep s5,324
Repository Th— Rep s4,428
Repository Sun— Rep ^7,747
Roller Sat— Ind 5,843
Volks-Zeitung (Ger.) Tri-W— Dem 900
Volks-Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 3,200
CARDINGTON, 1,580.— Morrow.
Independent Th— Rep 1,411
CAREY, 2,200.— Wyandot.
Times Th— Ind 600
flCARROLLTON, 1,350.— Carroll.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 1,200
Free Press Wed— Rep 1,160
Republican-Standard Fri— Rep 1,488
CEDARVILLE, 1,390.— Greene.
Herald Sat— Ind 610
UCELINA, 2,725.— Mercer.
Bote (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,455
Democrat Th— Dem 1,700
Observer Th— Rep 1,050
Standard Semi-W— Dem 1,250
CENTERBURG, 620.— Knox.
Gazette Fri— Ind 810
CHAGRIN FALLS, 1,300.— Cuyahoga.
Am. Poultry man Mo — Pity 800
Exponent Th— Rep 3,200
Republican ' Th— Rep 1,560
flCHARDON, 1,140.— Geauga.
Record Th— Dem 850
Republican Wed— Rep 1,300
CHESTERHILL, 680.— Morgan.
Leader (ad. P. 388) Th— Ind 1,200
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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OHIO.
CHICAGO, 1,310.— Huron.
Times Th— Ind 1,100
flCHILLICOTHE, 11,570.— Ross.
Gazette (ad. P. 388) *D— Rep 1,500
Leader-Gazette (ad. P. 388) .. Sat— Rep 5,000
News-Advertiser *D — Dem .$1,960
News-Advertiser Semi- W— Dem .$2,400
Register Semi-W— Ind 1,900
Soldier Bi-W— G.A.R 2,600
Unsere Zeit (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,000
HCINCINNATI, 312,500.— Hamilton.
Abend Presse (Ger.) *D— Ind-R 27,000
Am. Girl Mo— Lit 500
Am. Grange Bulletin Th— Ag 51,000
American Israelite Th— Jewish 23,500
Am. Musician Mo — Tr 5,145
AmericanProtestant Mo— Rel 2,200
Angelus Magazine Mo — Cath 1,650
Anzeiger (Ger.) *D— Ind 7,150
Anzeiger (Ger.) Tu— Ind 4,100
Anzeiger (Ger.) Sun— Ind 6,200
Beta Theta Pi Mag.... Mo— Frat 1,550
Billboard Mo— Advg 10,000
Catholic Telegraph Th— Cath 12,500
Chic Wed— Hum 5,000
Christian Educator BiM — Meth
Christian Leader Tu— Disciple 8,000
Christian Press Mo— Evan 2,500
Christian Standard Sat— Chr 34,000
Christliche Apologete (Ger.). Th— Meth 21,000
Church Chronicle Mo— Epis 1,500
Cincinnatian Sat — Ind 4,867
Cincinnati Brighton Star Sat — Ind 2,950
< Commercial-Tribune JD— Rep $46,700
•< Commercial Gazette Tu— Rep 47,500
| Commercial-Tribune Sun — Rep 56,600
Deborah (Ger.) Th— Jewish 9,000
Dental Register Mo— Dental 1,060
Eclectic Med. Gleaner Med 4,120
Eclectic Med. Jour Mo— Med 3,842
Enquirer JD— Dem 83,000
Enquirer Th— Dem 250,000
Enquirer Sun— Dem 185,000
Express-Gazette Mo— R.R.&Ex 14,910
Financial Review Mo — Finan 12,500
Freie Presse (Ger.) tD— Rep 12,000
Freie Presse Sun— Rep 23,576
Furniture Worker Semi-M— Com 4,820
Gas Engine Mo— Mech 500
Good of the Order. . .Sat— Jr.O.U.A.M 3,500
Cray Goose Mo— Lit 15.500
Harness World Mo— Com 5,600
Faus & Herd (Ger.) Mo— Lit 8,400
Herald & Presbyter Wed— Pres 25,000
Iron Molders' Journal Mo— Lab 12,000
Jobber & Produce Reporter
Sat — Grocery
Journal & Messentrer Th— Bap 12,000
Kitchen Zeitung (Ger.) Sun— Evan 5,140
Knights' Review Mo— Frat 12,000
Lancet-Clinic Sat— Med 4,500
Land and a Living Mo— Ag 10,000
Live Stock Review Th— LiveStk 6,000
Looking Southward.. Mo — Develop'mt 10,400
Lookout Th— Ch.-End 21,000
Lutheran World Th— Rel 3,000
McMicken Review Mo— Ed 470
Masonic Review Mo — Mas 5,340
Merchant & Manufacturer. .Sat — Com 2,400
Merchant Sentinel Mon— Com 4.700
Missionary Intelligencer Mo— Rel 8,500
Moments Th— Fam
Monitor Magazine... Mo — Lit 9,840
Music and Drama Sat — Drama 1,000
Nat. Humane Educator. .Mo— S.P.C.A 20,000
Nat. Industrial Review Mo— Com 5,200
Norwood Gazette Wed — Ind
Ohio Republican Sat — Rep
Phonographic Magazine. .Mo — Phonog 7,341
OHIO.
UCINCINNATI— Continued.
Post *D— Ind 127,000
Price Current Th— Com 2,400
Pythian News Sat— K.of P 1,000
Royal Arcanum Courier Mo— R.A
Senior Quarterly Qrtly— S.S 205,000
Sonntag Morgen (Ger.) Sun — Dem 12,420
South- West Fri— Dem 6,600
Spokesman Mo— Com 7,000
Standard Bible Lessons Quarterly
Qrtly— S.S 50,000
Starchroom Mo — Tr 4,500
Suburban News (Walnut Hills)
Sat— Ind 1,509
Sunday School Journal Mo — Meth 91,450
/Times-Star *D— Rep 143.000
(Times Th— Rep 55,000
Tobacco Trade Review Fri— Tr 1,000
Tonsorial Advocate Sat — Barber 1,550
Trade Review Mo— Dry Goods 3500
Volksblatt (Ger.) tD— Ind-R 12^460
Volksblatt (Ger.) Tu— Ind-R 13,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) JD— Dem 9,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) Wed— Dem 14,920
Wahrheit-Freund (Ger.). .. .Wed— Cath 13,400
Western Architect & Builder
Mo— Arch 2,640
Western Chr'n Advocate. .Wed— Meth 27,000
Western Tobacco Jour. .Semi-W— Com 6,000
Western Underwriter Th— Ins 1,800
Westliche Blaetter (Ger.). Sun— Ind-R 20,000
Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Ind 6,042
Zeitung (Ger.) Sun— Ind 7,800
flCIRCLEVILLE, 6,850.— Pickaway.
Democrat & Watchman Fri — Dem 2,400
Herald *D— Dem 1,250
Herald Tu— Dem 1,000
Union-Herald *D— Rep 920
Union-Herald Th— Rep 2,250
CLARINGTON, 790.— Monroe.
Independent Fri— Ind 770
CLARKSFIELD, 510.— Huron.
Bee Fri— Ind 400
^CLEVELAND, 282,300.— Cuyahoga.
Adelbert Mo— Coll 1,050
American Builder Mo— Tr 6,000
American Sportsman Th — Sport 5,100
Ancient Craft Mason Sat — Mas 1,200
Artisan }D — Lab
Artisan Th — Lab
A True Republic Mo— Lit&Ref 1,350
Barbers' Journal Mo — Tr 5,000
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi-
neers' Journal Mo— Lab 37,000
Buckeye Trail Mo— I.O.R.M 4,800
Buckeye Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 5,500
Catholic Universe Th— Cath 16,000
Central Magazine Mo — Lit
Chautauquan Mo — Ed 67,200
Christliche Botschafter (Grr.)
(ad. P. 388).. Mon— Evan 20,000
Church Life Mo— Epis 3,500
Citizen Sat— Lab 1,500
Critic Sat— Ind 5,245
Current Anecdotes Mo Mo — Rel
Current Thoughts Qrtly— Sociolo 2,850
Cuyahogan County News.... Sat — Rep 3,000
Cuyahogan Sat— Rep 3,420
Cycling Gazette Th — Cycling
Dennice Novoveku (Boh.). . .Th— Dem 3,000
Engineer Semi-M— Mech 10,000
Engineers' Review Mo — Mech 30,000
Evangelical Herold (Ger.)
Semi-M— Rel 1,000
Evangelical Messenger Wed — Evan 9,500
Evangelical S. S. Qrtly Ortly— S.S 95,000
Evangelical S. S. Teacher. .Mo— Evan 6,000
t Morning and Sunday.
i County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, exceot Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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OHIO.
^CLEVELAND— Continued.
Evangelische Magazin (Ger.)
Mo— Evan 15,000
Freie Presse (Ger.) Sat— Ind 850
Gazette (Col.) Sat— Rep 4,960
Graphic-Sentinel Sat— Ind 2,350
Illustrated Times Sat— Rep 8,000
International Journal Mo — Lab
Iron Trade Review Th— Tr 4,700
Jeduota (Slav.) Th— Cath
Jewish Review Fri — Jewish
Journal and Bulletin Th— Philan 2,500
Journal of Medicine Mo— Med 2,550
Jugend Herold (Ger.) Mo— Bap 3,060
Jutrzenka (Pol.) Wed— Ind 1,000
Kirchen Zeitung (Ger.). ...Tu— Ref.Ch 4,931
Leader (see News and Herald)
JD--Rep 65,000
Leader Tri-W— Rep 3,400
Leader Sat— Rep 25,000
Leader Sun— Rep 39,500
Living Epistle Mo — Evan 1,500
Marine Record Th— Marine 6,000
Marine Review Th— Marine 2,250
Medical Gazette Mo— Med 1,300
Methodist Times Fri— Meth 2.600
Missionary Messenger Mo — Evan 2,100
Motor Vfhicle Review Tu— Tr 500
Naplo (Hun.) JD— Ind
News & Herald (circulation included
in Morning Leader) *D — Rep
Ohio Merchant Mon— Com 6,000
Ohio Practical Farmer Th— Ag 92.600
Old Homestead (ad. P. 434). Mo— Fam 9,000
Plain Dealer (ad. P. 386). .4* D— Dem 40,000
Plain Dealer (ad. P. 386). .. .Fri— Dem 24,500
Plain Dealer (ad. P. 386). . .Sun— Dem 34,000
Polonia (Pol.) Th— Rep
Press *D— Ind 85,655
Railroad Trainmen's Journal. Mo— R.R 32,500
Railway Era Mo— R.R 5,975
Recorder JD— Ind j31,216
Sendbote (Ger.) Wed— Bap 7,000
Stimme der Wahrheit (Ger.)
Th— Cath.&Dem 5,800
Sun (West Side) Sat— Ind-R 4,000
Sunday Voice Sun— Rep 5,500
Szabadsdag (Hun.) Th— Ind 3,000
Town Topics Sat— Soc 6,800
Trident Fri— Rep 1,200
Union Gospel News Th— Und 50,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) Sat— Lab 3,000
Volnost (Boh.) JD— Rep 3,200
Volnost (Boh.) Mon— Rep 2,045
Wachter und Anzeiger (Ger.)
*D— Dem 25,000
Wachter und Anzeiger (Ger.)
Wed— Dem 69,853
Wachter und Anzeiger (Ger.)
Sun— Dem 18,000
Western Reserve Law Journal
Mo — Leg
World *D— Rep 26,685
World Sun— Rep 27,000
Zabavne Listy (Boh.). . . .Sem-M— Lit
CLYDE, 2,570.— Sandusky.
Democrat Th— Dem 800
Enterprise Th— Rep 1,074
Reporter Th— Dem 1,100
COLLEGE CORNER, 1,100.— Butler.
Chronicle Th— Rep 900
COLLINWOOD, 2,500.— Cuyahoga.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 700
News Sat— Rep 1,145
COLUMBIANA, 1,200.— Columbiana.
Independent Sat— Ind 415
Ledger Wed— Ind 580
OHIO.
flCOLUMBUS, 92,670.— Franklin.
Advertising World Mo— Advg 12,000
Agricultural Student Mo— Ag&Coll 1,000
American Issue Mo— Ind 30,000
Bundle of Sticks Mo— I.O.O.F 3,963
Catholic Columbian Sat— Cath 7,240
Citizen *D— Ind 18,000
City and Country Mo— Ag 20,000
Companion and Am. Odd Fellow
Mo— I.O.O.F 11,000
Dispatch *D— Ind 18,450
Dispatch Th— Ind 4,500
Express (Ger.) *D— Rep 3,000
Express (Ger.) Sat— Rep 7,500
Farmers' Industrial Union
Sat— Far.All 1,645
Herald Th— Rep 1,315
Journal of the Columbus Horti. So-
ciety Qrtly— Hort 480
Knight Mo— K.ofP 7,500
Lantern Wed— Coll 970
Law Bulletin Mon— Leg 2,135
Lens Mo — Photo
Light of Truth Wed— Spirit 27,000
Lutheran Standard Sat— Luth 4,000
Lutherische Kirchen Zeitung (Ger.)
Sat— Luth 6,650
Masonic Chronicle Mo — Mas 10,400
Medical Tournal Bi-W— Med 1,700
Midland Druggist Mo— Phar 1,000
National Guard Gazette
Mo— Nat'l Guard
Ohio Ed. Monthly Mo— Ed 3,850
Ohio Furniture Journal Mo— Tr 3,750
Ohio Pilot Sat— Irish-Am.Ind 4,000
Ohio Waisenfreund (Ger.). Wed— Cath 35,000
Press-Post *D— Dem 21,000
Press- Post Tri-W— Dem 30,000
Press-Post Sun— Dem 28,000
Record Th— Ind 3,500
Sample Case Mo— Com 9,000
Sonntagsgast (Ger.) Sun— Rep 2,800
State Journal JD— Rep 13,000
State Journal Semi- W— Rep 24,500
State Journal Sun— Rep 18,200
True American Sat— Dem 1,000
Vindicator (Col.) Fri— Rep 2,640
Westbote (Ger.) (ad. P. 385). *D— Dem 4,000
Westbote (Ger.) (ad. P. 385)
Semi-W— Dem 16,000
Wine and Spirit News Wed— Liq 800
COLUMBUS GROVE, 2,000.— Putnam.
Clipper Th— Ind 820
Vidette Fri— Rep 1,000
CONNEAUT, 3,280.— Ashtabula.
News .. *D— Rep 800
Post-Herald §D— Rep 1,550
Reporter Tu— Rep 1,141
CONTINENTAL, 1,450.— Putnam.
News Fri— Rep 600
Union Sat— Ind 540
CONVOY, 500.— Van Wert.
Crescent Fri— Ind 300
CORNING, 1,500.— Perry.
Breeze Th— Ind 840
UCOSHOCTON, 5,000.— Coshocton.
Age *D— Ind 500
Age Semi-W— Rep 2,500
Bulletin (ad. P. 387) Th— Rep 51,100
Democrat Tu— Dem 1,800
Democrat-Standard Fri— Dem 2,700
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Th— Dem 900
COVINGTON, 1,794.— Miami.
Gazette Th— Ind 1,030
Tribune Th— Ind 700
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Moaning, except Monday.
* Evening, " ** Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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CRESTLINE, 4,000.— Crawford.
Advocate (ad. P. 385) Th— Ind 1,600
News-Democrat Th— Dem 1,300
CRESTON, 595.— Wayne.
Journal Th— Ind 910
CRIDERSVILLE, 480.— Auglaize.
Review Fri— Ind 500
CROOKSVILLE, 180.— Perry.
X Rays Th— Ind 315
CUMBERLAND, 600.— Guernsey.
Echo Th— Ind 818
CUMMINSVI LLE, 9,634.— Hamilton.
Transcript Sat— Ind 2,100
CUSTER, 330.-Wood.
News Fri— Ind 300
CUYAHOGA FALLS, 2,640.— Summit.
Reporter (ad. P. 385) Fri— Rep 2,000
CYGNET, 675.— Wood.
Review Th— Ind 700
D ALTON, 620.— Wayne.
Gazette Th— Ind 650
DANVILLE, 305.— Knox.
Citizen Th— Ind 570
UDAYTON, 90,000.— Montgomery.
Choir Leader Mo— Mus 15,000
Christian World (ad. P. 390)
Th— Ref.Ch 4,000
. Farmers' Home Mo— Ag 35,000
Froehliche Botschafter (GerJ
Th— United Breth 1,000
H^ra'd *D— Ind 6,000
Herald Th— Ind 4,245
Herald of Gospel Liberty. .. .Th— Chr 3,250
Journal (ad. P. 568) JD— Rep 3,000
Journal (ad. P. 568) Tu— Rep 2,800
Lutheran Evangelist Fri — Luth 8,500
News *D— Ind 15,876
News Th — Dem
Our Bible Teacher. Mo— United Breth 6,000
Poultry Journal Mo— Pity 2,860
Press *D— Ind 11,400
Press Th— Ind 2,200
Quarterly Review. Qrtly— United Breth 900
Iteligious Telescope
Wed— UnitedBreth 18,500
Search Light Mo— United Breth 2,750
Volks Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Ind 1,970
Volks Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 2,100
Watchword Sat— United Breth 9,000
Woman's Evangel. .Mo— United Breth 4,800
World (ad. P. 389) Sun— Ind 5,500
Young Cath. Messenger Semi-M — Cath 22,165
UDEFIANCE, 7,830.— Defiance.
(Crescent *D— Ind 872
(Record Th— Dem 1,750
Democrat *D— Dem 1,578
Democrat Th— Dem 2,650
Express *D— Rep 1,050
Express Th— Rep 1,700
Herold (Ger.) Wed— Dem 1,250
News *D— Dem 1,572
DE GRAFF, 1,125.— Logan.
Buckeye Fri— Rep 750
Journal Fri— Ind 520
^DELAWARE, 8,376.— Delaware.
Coll. Transcript Sat— Coll 900
Gazette (ad. P. 388) *D— Rep 1,500
OHIO.
^DELAWARE— Continued.
Gazette (ad. P. 388) Semi- W— Rep 3,400
Herald *D— Dem 540
Herald Th— Dem 1,300
Woman's Home Mission. ..Mo— Meth 18,000
DELPHOS, 4,600.— Allen and Van Wert.
Courant Semi-W— Rep 620
Herald *D— Dem 650
Herald Th— Dem 1,000
Kleeblatt (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,010
DELTA, 1,500.— Fulton.
Atlas Fri— Ind 1,675
DENNISON, 3,500.— Tuscarawas.
Paragraph *D— Ind 300
Paragraph Sat— Ind 800
DESHLER, 1,140.— Henry.
Flag Th— Ind 878
Truth Fri— Rep 550
DOYLESTOWN, 1,150.— Wayne.
Journal Th— Ind 450
DRESDEN, 1,300.— Muskingum.
Transcript Fri— Ind 1,250
DUNKIRK, 1,265.— Hardin.
Standard Th— Ind 1,000
EAST LIBERTY, 350.— Logan.
Star Fri— Ind 300
EAST LIVERPOOL, 11,500.— Columbiana.
Am. Pottery Gazette Mo — Tr
Crisis *D— Dem 2,564
Crisis Semi-W— Dem 2,600
(News-Review *D— Ind 1,120
"| Review Sat— Rep 1,000
Tribune Th— Rep 800
EAST PALESTINE, 2,300.— Columbiana.
Reveille-Echo Th— Rep 1,950
flEATON, 3,200.— Preble.
Democrat Th— Dem 900
Herald Th— Dem 700
Register Th— Rep 1,575
EDGERTON, 998.— Williams.
Earth Fri— Ind 520
EDON, 610.— Williams.
Independent Fri— Ind 470
ELMORE, 1,600.— Ottawa.
Independent Fri — Ind 600
ELMWOOD PLACE, 2,000.— Hamilton.
Valley Blade Sat— Ind 400
flELYRIA, 8,500.— Lorain.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,300
Reporter Sat— Rep 1,344
Republican Th— Rep ^3,000
FAYETTE, 920.— Fulton.
Record Fri— Ind 843
FELICITY, 1,200.— Clermont.
Times Th— Ind 1,500
HFINDLAY, 18,700.— Hancock.
Advance Guard Fri — Pop
Am. Farm & Fireside (see Toledo)
Courier *D— Dem 1,700
Courier Semi-W— Dem 3,500
Jeffersonian *D— Rep 1,015
Jeffersonian Th— Rep 2,000
t Morninp and Sunday.
^[ County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.r Sworn Circulation.
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1FINDLAY— Continued.
Republican JD— Rep 3,200
Republican Semi- VV— Rep 3,300
Union Th— Dem 1,650
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,000
FLUSHING, 1,000.— Belmont.
News-Advertiser Fri— Ind 80.0
FOREST, 1,160.— Hardin.
Buckeye Home Mo — Lit
Review Th— Ind 820
FORT RECOVERY, 1,240.— Mercer.
Journal Fri — Ind 765
FOSTORIA, 9,500.— Seneca.
Review-Dispatch (ad. P. 389-391)
*D— Rep 1,000
Review-Dispatch (ad. P. 389-391)
Fri— Rep 1,100
(Times *D— Dem 950
"(Democrat Semi- W— Dem 560
FRANKFORT, 685.— Ross.
Sun Sat— Ind 500
FRANKLIN, 2,850.— Warren.
Chronicle Th— Rep 1,000
Editor Mo— Jour 3,900
News Sat— Rep 650
FRAZEYSBURG, 640.— Muskingum.
Advertiser Th— Ind 510
FREDERICKSBURG, 600.— Wayne.
Observer Sat— Ind 550
Progressive School Mo— Ed 1,000
FREDERICKTOWN, 960.— Knox.
Free Press Fri— Ind 540
FREEPORT, 715.— Harrison.
Press Wed— Ind 1,000
UFREMONT, 9,835.— Sandusky.
Courier (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,255
Journal Fri— Rep 1,300
Messenger *D— Dem 600
Messenger Semi- W— Dem 1,360
News *D— Ind 1,350
News Semi-W— Ind 2,250
GALION, 7,032.— Crawford.
Inquirer *D — Dem 710
Inquirer Fri— Dem 1,000
(Leader *D— Ind 1,000
(Sun-Review Semi-W— Rep 900
HGALLIPOLIS, 4,850,-Galia.
Bulletin Sat— Dem 2,350
Journal (ad. P. 390) *D— Rep 800
Journal (ad. P. 390) Tu— Rep 2,000
Times Wed— Rep 1,900
Tribune *D— Rep 450
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,850
GAMBIER, 800.— Knox.
Kenyon Collegian Mo- — Coll 515
GARRETTSVILLE, 1,170.— Portage.
Journal Th— Ind 1,200
GENEVA, 8,200.— Ashtabula.
Free Press Sat— Rep 1,200
Times Wed— Rep 1,400
GENOA, 1,000.— Ottawa.
Times . ...Fri— Ind 400
OHIO.
^GEORGETOWN, 1,495.— Brown.
Gazette Wed— Rep 1,232
News-Democrat Th — Dem 2,500
GERMANTOWN, 1,520.— Montgomery.
Press Wed— Dem 600
Record Wed— Dem 300
GIBSONBURG, 1,500.— Sandusky.
Derrick Th— Dem 1,012
GLENVILLE, 1,616.— Cuyahoga.
News Sat— Ind 800
Times Fri— Ind 1,142
GLOUSTER, 1,560.— Athens.
Press (ad. P. 392) Th— Ind 1,600
GRAFTON, 700.— Lorain.
News Fri— Ind 480
GRAND RAPIDS, 595.— Wood.
Bulletin Tu— Ind 730
GRANVILLE, 1,420.— Licking.
Jour, of Comparative Neurology
Qrtly— Med 500
Times & Denisonian Fri— Ind&Coll 1,000
GREENFIELD, 2,510.— Highland.
Enterprise Sat — Ind 750
Journal *D — Dem
Journal Fri — Dem
News *D — Ind
News Semi-W— Rep 1,350
GREEN SPRING, 920.— Seneca.
Echo Th— Ind 960
flGREENVILLE, 5,725.— Darke.
Advocate (ad. P. 391) *D— Dem 800
Advocate (ad. P. 391) Th— Dem 1,700
Courier Sat— Rep 1,400
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,600
Deutsche Umschau (Ger.) ..Th— Dem 900
Journal Th— Rep 1,050
Tribune *D— Rep 850
Tribune Wed-Rep 1,000
GREENWICH, 896.— Huron.
Enterprise Th— Ind 81S
GROVER HILL 850.— Paulding.
Reporter Th— Ind 300
Times Th— Dem 460
HAMDEN JUNCTION, 630.— Vi.nton.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 1,200
^HAMILTON, 25,000.— Tlut^.r.
Democrat *D~ Dem 3,000
Democrat Vh— Dem 3.500
Republican-News (ad. P. 391,492)
*D— Rep 54,700
Telegraph Th— Rep j4,000
Volks Stimme Sat— Dem 800
HARRISON, 1,780.— Hinv'.ton.
Journal Th— Ind 600
T\ews Th— Inl ],200
HICKSVILLE, 2,350.— Defiance.
Independent Th— Dem 1,216
News Th— Ind 1,460
HHILLSBORO, 3,800.— Highland.
Dispatch Sat— Ind 1,310
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,800
News-Herald Th— Rep 1,650
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Mornjng,- except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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OHIO.
HIRAM, 420.— Portage.
Advance Semi- M— Coll 460
HOLGATE, 1,200.— Henry.
Review Th— Ind 940
HUBBARD, 1,540.— Trumbull.
Enterprise Th— Ind 900
HUDSON, 1,150.— Summit.
Independent Fri — Ind 960
HUNTSVILLE, 520.— Logan.
News Sat— Ind 400
HURON, 1,410.— Erie.
Reporter Th— Ind 1,310
HYDE PARK, 2,000.--Hamilton.
Vim Fri— Ind 450
IRONDALE, 1,800.— Jefferson.
Courier Fri— Rep 500
filRONTON, 11,635.— Lawrence.
Irontonian §D— Dem 1,500
Irontonian Semi-W — Dem 2,000
Register Th— Rep 3,000
Republican *D— Rep 1,400
Republican • Sat— Rep 3,300
Teachers' Advance Mo— Ed 500
Waechter Am. Ohio (Ger.). ..Fri— Ind 720
fiJACKSON, 4,380.— Jackson.
Herald Semi-W— Dem 1,400
Standard Journal Wed— Rep 1,850
Sun Wed— Rep 1,885
JACKSON CENTER, 360.— Shelby.
News Fri— Ind 280
JAMESTOWN, 1,300.— Greene.
Journal Fri— Ind 650
HJEFFERSON, 1,500.— Ashtabula.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,775
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,550
JEFFERSONVILLE, 1,200.— Fayette.
Citizen , Fri— Ind 590
JOHNSTOWN, 870.— Licking.
Independent Th— Dem sl,403
KALIDA, 450.— Putnam.
Signal Fri— Ind 300
KENT, 3,760.— Portage.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 1,263
Courier Fri— Rep 1,573
UKENTON, 6,250.— Hardin.
Democrat *D— Dem 900
Democrat Th— Dem 3,250
Graphic-News Fri— Rep 2,420
/News-Republican *D— Rep 1,065
| Republican Fri— Rep 1,363
Press Fri— Dem 1,700
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Th— Ind 825
KILLBUCK, 500.— Holmes.
News Wed— Ind 800
KINGSTON, 2,210.— Ross.
Blade Sat— Ind 480
KINGSVILLE, 600.— Ashtabula.
Times Th— Rep 400
Tribune Fri— Rep 760
KINSMAN, 840.— Trumbull.
News (ad. P. 391) Fri— Ind 900
OHIO.
LAKE VIEW, 200.— Logan.
Vanguard Fri — Ind
ULANCASTER, 8,300.— Fairfield.
Democrat Semi-W — Dem
Eagle *D— Dem
Eagle Th— Dem
Gazette *D— Rep
Gazette Fri— Rep
Pythian Record Mo— K.of P
Republican Fri — Rep
LA RUE, 980.— Marion.
News Th— Ind
LATTY, 600.— Paulding.
Herald Fri— Irid
ULEBANON, 3,250.— Warren.
Patriot Th— Dem
Record Sat — Rep
Republican Wed — Rep
Star Th— Rep
LEESBURG, 630.— Highland.
Buckeye Fri — Ind
LEETONIA, 2,832.— Columbiana.
Reporter Fri — Dem
LEIPSIC, 2,500.— Putnam.
Free Press Th— Dem
Tribune Th— Rep
LEWISBURG, 480.— Preble.
Leader Wed— Ind
LEWISTOWN, 300.— Logan.
Reporter Wed — Ind
LIBERTY CENTRE, 530.— Henry.
Press Sat — Rep
flLIMA, 16,982.— Allen.
Advertiser Fri — Ind
Courier (Ger.) Wed — Dem
Herald §D— Ind
Independent-Observer Mo — Tern
People's Advocate Sat — Dem
Republican-Gazette §D— Rep
Republican-Gazette Semi-W — Rep
Times-Democrat *D — Dem
Times-Democrat Semi-W — Dem
flLISBON, 4,500.— Columbiana.
Buckeye State Th— Rep
Journal Mon — Rep
Patriot (ad. P. 392) *D— Ind
Patriot (ad. P. 392) Semi-W— Dem
LITHOPOLIS, 380.— Fairfield.
News Fri — Ind
LOCKLAND, 2.530.— Hamilton.
Review and News Sat — Ind
LODI, 580.— Medina.
Review Th— Ind
flLOGAN, 3,500.— Hocking.
Buckeye Farmer Mo — Ag
Democrat Th — Dem
Journal-Gazette Th — Rep
Sentinel Th— Dem
LONDON, 3,600.— Madison.
Democrat Wed — Dem
Enterprise Semi-W — Rep
Nickel Plate (ad. P. 575) ..*D— Ind-R
Republican Wed — Ind-R
Times Th— Rep
210
2,520
1,000
2,500
700
1,600
500
1,255
750
300
2,500
700
900
2,800
610
800
1,670
1,060
300
240
500
2,700
950
500
1,000
2,500
2,300
3,000
4,500
1,890
1,300
900
3,300
450
800
430
1.020
2,400
1,320
2,300
1,460
575
1,400
1,500
t Morninp and Sunday.
fi County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excfnt Mondsv.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g1.
5 Sworn Circulation.
1 84
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
OHIO.
LORAIN, 10,489.— Lorain.
Herald 'D— Rep 1,300
Herald Th— Rep 620
News Sat— Dem 740
Post (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,100
Times *D— Rep 1,100
Times Th— Rep 700
LOUDONVILLE, 1,490.— Ashland.
Advocate Th— Rep 2,150
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
LOUISVILLE, 1,436.— Stark.
Herald Fri— Ind 850
LOVELAND, 1.450.— Clermont.
Register Sat— Ind 610
LYNCHBURG, 770.— Highland.
Record Th— Ind 510
HMcARTHUR, 920.— Vinton.
Democrat-Enquirer Th— Dem 1,600
Republican Th— Rep 1,500
McCLURE, 605.— Henry.
Trio Fri— Ind 450
McCOMB, 1,300.— Hancock.
Herald Wed— Ind 800
Record (ad. P. 433) Fri— Ind 1,008
UMcCONNELLSVILLE, 1,795.— Morgan.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,900
Herald Semi-W— Rep 1,800
MADISON, 790.— Lake.
Monitor Wed— Rep 600
Review Fri— Rep 300
MADISONVILLE, 3,000.— Hamilton.
News Sat— Ind 675
MAGNOLIA, 400.— Stark.
Press Fri— Ind 285
MALVERN, 650.— Carrolf.
Herald Fri— Ind 960
MANCHESTER, 2,066.— Adams.
Signal Th- Rep 900
fiMANSFIELD, 13,710.— Richland.
Courier (Ger.) Th— Dem 900
News (ad. P. 547) J*D— Rep 3,500
News (ad. P. 547) Semi-W— Rep 2,250
Newspaper Publisher. .Mo — N'spapers 1,000
Shield *D— Dem 1,600
Shield and Banner Semi-W— Dem 2,585
MANTAU STATION, 705.— Portage.
Herald Th— Ind 560
^MARIETTA, 13,000.— Washington.
College Olio Mo— Coll 390
Leader tD— Rep 840
Leader Sat— Rep 1,210
Register (ad. P. 391) *D-Rep 2,000
Register (ad. P. 391) Th— Rep 1,850
Times *D— Dem 1,160
Times Wed— Dem 1,800
Trade News Qrtly— Bldg
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,100
1JMARION, 8,560.— Marion.
Astonisher Sat— Soc 1,250
Democrat Th— Dem 1,145
Deutsche Presse (Ger.) Th— Dem 900
Mirror *D— Dem 1,250
Mirror Th— Dem 2,645
OHIO.
•"MARION— Continued.
Star 'D— Ind 2,560
Star Sat— Rep 2,200
Sunday School Review (ad. P. 564)
Semi-M— SS 2,000
Republican-Transcript Wed— Rep 3,120
MARTIN'S FERRY, 6,435.— Belmont.
News Th— Ind 1,800
Times *D— Rep .51,045
Times Fri— Rep 51,450
flMARYSVILLE, 2,920.— Union.
Journal Th— Dem 1,300
Tribune Wed— Rep 1,730
MASON, 570.— Warren.
Appeal Sat— Ind 580
MASSILLON, 10,430.— Stark.
Gleaner Fri— Ind 2,300
Independent (ad. P. 392) *D— Rep 1,900
Independent (ad. P. 392)
Semi-W— Rep 2,350
Item *D— Ind 1,500
Town Talk (ad. P. 391) Fri— Ind 1,000
MAUMEE, 1,698.— Lucas.
Advance Fri — Rep 650
New Era Fri— Dem 850
MECHANICSBURG, 1,600.— Champaign.
Item Th— Rep 810
News Th— Rep 790
flMEDINA, 2,120.— Medina.
Gazette Th— Rep 2,700
Gleanings in Bee Culture
Semi-M— Bee Kpg 10,000
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,400
MENDON, 400.— Mercer.
Herald Th— Ind 400
MIAMISBURG, 3,100.— Montgomery.
News Th— Dem 800
MIDDLEFIELD, 360.— Geauga.
Messenger Th— Rep 900
MIDDLEPORT, 3,260.— Meigs.
Republican-Herald Fri— Rep 1,800
MIDDLETOWN, 10,000.— Butler.
Journal *D— Rep 1,500
Journal Semi-W— Rep 1,300
Signal (ad. P. 394) *D— Dem 1.600
Signal (ad. P. 394) Semi-W— Dem 1,100
MILAN, 670.— Erie.
Advertiser Th— Rep 600
Ledger Fri— Ind 700
Thresher World Mo— Mech 503
MILFORD, 1,230.— Clermont.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 870
MILFORD CENTRE, 730.— Union.
Ohioan (ad. P. 394) Th— Ind 750
fiMILLERSBURG, 1,985.— Holmes.
Farmer Th— Dem 2,400
Republican Th— Rep 1,250
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,650
MINERAL POINT, 1,100.— Tuscarawas.
Pointer Fri— Ind 700
MINERVA, 1,500.— Sark.
News-Kodak (ad. P. 564) ..Th— Ind-R jl,308
MINGO JUNCTION, 2,300.— Jefferson.
Advocate ...Th— Ind 700
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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MINSTER, 1,150.— Auglaize.
Post (Eng. & Ger.) (ad. P. 391)
Fri— Dem 600
MONROEVILLE, 2,225.— Huron.
Spectator Wed— Ind 650
MONTPELIER, 2,044.— Williams.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,500
Leader Th— Rep 1,265
BORROW, 850.— Warren.
Tribune Th— Ind 650
Waechter (Ger.) Sat— Ind 500
TUT. BLANCHARD, 421.— Hancock.
News Fri— Ind 300
f MOUNT GILEAD, 1,368.— Morrow.
Register Wed— Dem 1,200
Sentinel Th— Rep 2,000
MOUNT STERLING, 1,000.— Madison.
Tribune Fri— Ind 810
fMOUNT VERNON, 8,000.— Knox.
Banner *D— Dem 1.200
Banner Th— Dem 2,600
Republican-News *D— Rep 5900
Republican-News Semi- W— Rep .$3,000
MOUNT VICTORY, 700.— Hardin.
Observer Th— Ind 500
IN A PO LEON, 3,300.— Henry.
Demokrat (Ger.) Wed— Dem 1,320
Northwest Th— Dem 2,300
Signal Wed— Rep 51,400
Tocsin Th-Dem 700
NELSONVILLE, 4,580.— Athens.
Buckeye News Th— Dem 700
Register Th— Rep 810
NEVADA, 820.— Wyandot.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 900
1NEWARK, 18,000.— Licking.
Advocate *D— Dem 3,028
Advocate Th— Dem 4,122
American-Tribune *D — Rep 2,142
American-Tribune Th— Rep 3,915
Express (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,000
NEW ATHENS, 450.— Harrison.
Saturday Review Semi-M— Ind 400
NEW BREMEN, 1,360.— Auglaize.
Stern des Westlichen Ohio (Ger.)
Th— Rep 1,100
Sun Sat— Rep 600
NEW CARLISLE, 1,200.— Clark.
Tribune Th— Rep 700
NEW COMERSTOWN, 1,800.— Tuscarawas.
Index Th— Ind 1,000
News Wed— Dem 750
NEW CONCORD, 720.— Muskingum.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,400
NEW HOLLAND, 692.— Pickaway.
Leader Th— Rep 960
Republican Fri— Rep 620
NEW LEBANON, 149.— Montgomery.
Vindicator Mo — Bap
OHIO.
UNEW LEXINGTON, 1,860.— Perry.
Herald Th— Dem 1,200
Index Sat— Ind 950
Tribune Th— Rep l,2Za
NEW LONDON, 1,140.— Huron.
Record Th— Ind 940
NEW MADISON, 700.— Darke.
Herald Fri— Ind 510
NEW MATAMORAS, 800.— Washington.
Mail Th— Ind 700
NEW PARTS, 850.— Preble.
Mirror Th— Ind 900
UNEW PHILADELPHIA, 6,000.—
Tuscarawas.
Advocate Wed— Rep 1,450
Democrat (ad. P. 394) Th— Dem 1,500
Deutsche Beobachter (Ger.). Th— Dem 1,056
Times Th— Dem 1,500
Tribune Wed— Rep 1,128
NEW RICHMOND, 2,450.— Clermont.
Independent News Th— Ind 1,120
NEWTON FALLS, 730.— Trumbull.
News Fri— Ind 800
NEW VIENNA, 884.— Clinton.
Reporter Th— Ind 510
NEW WASHINGTON, 718.— Crawford.
Herald Fri— Dem 600
NEW WATERFORD, 310.— Columbiana.
Magnet Sat— Ind 865
NILES, 5,400.— Trumbull.
Independent Th— Rep 840
News *D— Rep 1,060
News Th— Rep 1,000
NORTH AMHERST, 1,770.— Lorain.
Argus Th— Ind 1,100
NORTH BALTIMORE, 3,500.— Wood.
Beacon Fri— Rep 730
News Fri— Ind 600
Times Fri— Dem 1,150
NORTH FAIRFIELD, 610.— Huron.
Beacon Th— Ind 330
NORTH LEWISBURG, 920.— Champaign.
Reporter Sat— Rep 510
flNORWALK, 7,510.— Huron.
Chronicle Th— Rep 2,250
Columbia (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,000
Experiment Tu— Dem 1,648
News Fri— Ind 1,640
Ohio Legal News Fri— Legal 2,450
Railroader Guide Mo— R.R 10,350
Reflector *D— Rep 1,200
Reflector Semi- W— Rep 1,300
Teachers' Program Mo— Ed 10,000
NORWOOD, 1,500.— Hamilton.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 600
Gazette Semi- W— Ind 500
NOTTINGHAM, 500.— Cuyahoga.
Herald Fri— Rep
OAK HARBOR, 1,820.— Ottawa.
Exponent Sat— Dem 1,100
Press Fri— Dem 1,560
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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OHIO.
OBERLIN, 4,400.— Lorain.
Bibliotheca Sacra Qrtly— Evan 1,220
News Semi-W— Rep 1,650
Review Wed— Coll 1,025
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,650
OHIO CITY, 810.— Van Wert.
News (ad. P. 390) Fri— Ind 800
ORVILLE, 1,785.— Wayne.
Crescent Tu— Ind 1,632
ORWELL, 950.— Ashtabula.
News-Letter Wed— Rep 810
OSBORN, 730.— Greene.
Local Fri— Ind 604
OSTRANDER, 370.— Delaware.
Christian Union Messenger. Th — Evan 700
Magnet (ad. P. 394) Fri— Ind 750
flOTTAWA, 2,300.— Putnam.
Demokrat (Ger.) Fri— Dem 985
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,200
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,550
OXFORD, 1,995.— Butler.
Collegian Mo— Coll 750
News Fri— Ind 1,856
Student Mo— Coll 450
flPAINESVILLE, 4,995.— Lake.
Courier Sat — Dem
Herald Fri— Dem 1,000
Republican *D— Rep 975
Republican Fri— Rep 1.790
Telegraph (ad. P. 39T) *D— Rep 1,200
Telegraph (ad. P. 395) Wed— Rep 1,500
PANDORA, 260.— Putnam.
Times Fri— Ind 240
PATASKALA, 750.— Licking.
Standard Th— Rep 816
flPAULDING, 2,500.— Paulding.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,530
Republican Th— Rep 1,620
PAYNE, 1,160.— Paulding.
• Press-Review Th— Rep 715
Reflector Th— Dem 650
PEEBLES, 370.— Adams.
News Sat— Dem 410
PEMBERVILLE, 860.— Wood.
Leader Fri— Ind 550
PERRYSBURG, 1,780.— Wood.
Journal Sat— Rep &SO
PETERSBURG, 410.— Mahoning.
Argus Th— Ind 300
PIONEER, 620.— Williams.
Alliance Fri— Ind-R 1,200
PIQUA, 12,340.— Miami.
Call *D— Rep 1,750
(Dispatch (ad. P. 466) *D— Rep 980
(Journal (ad. P. 466) Th— Rep 600
Helmet Th— Rep 1,040
Leader *D— Dem 965
Leader Fri— Dem 1,200
Post (Ger.) Th— Dem 970
PLAIN CITY, 1,360.— Madison.
Advocate Wed— Ind 900
Dealer Th— Ind 800
OHIO.
PLAINFIELD, 235.— Coshocton.
Sentinel Th— Ind 200
PLEASANT CITY, 1,000.— Guernsey.
News Fri— Ind 500
PLEASANT HILL, 530.— Miami.
Journal Th— Ind 300
PLEASANTVILLE, 550.— Fairfield.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 600
PLYMOUTH, 1,165.— Richland.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 840
flPOMEROY, 5,150.— Meigs.
Democrat Th— Dem 1.700
Leader Th— Rep A322
Tribune-Telegraph Wed— Rep 2,800
flPORT CLINTON, 2,400.— Ottawa.
News-Democrat Fri— Dem 1.900
Republican Fri— Rep .rt,250
Zeitung (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,070
^PORTSMOUTH, 18,000.— Scioto.
Blade »D— Rep 1,820
Blade Semi-W— Rep 4,000
Correspondent (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1.500
Democrat Sat — Dem 1,000
Press Sat— Rep 2.630
fSentinel (ad. P. 395-570) ...Wed— Dem 2.000
^ Times (ad. P. 395-570) »D— Dem 2.000
I Times (ad. P. 395-570) Sat— Dem 2.500
Tribune Wed— Rep 2,440
PRAIRIE DEPOT, 460.— Wood.
Observer Fri— Ind 720
PROSPECT, 870.— Marion.
Monitor Fri — Ind 610
QUAKER CITY, 865.— Guernsey.
Independent Th— Ind 960
QUINCY, 800.— Logan.
Gazette (ad. P. 395) Fri— Ind 610
Herald Fri— Ind 300
flRAVENNA, 3,520.— Portage.
Press Th— Dem 1.020
Republican Th— Rep 2,700
REPUBLIC, 580.— Seneca.
Watchman Th— Rep 400
RICHWOOD, 1,430.— Union.
Gazette Th— Ind 1.650
Review Tu— Ind 1,200
RIPLEY, 2,600.— Brown.
Bee Wed— Rep 1,200
Record *D— Ind 400
ROCK CREEK, 450.— Ashtabula.
Signal Wed— Ind 600
ROCKFORD, 1,255.— Mercer.
Press Sat— Ind 550
ROGERS, 250.— Columbiana.
Noon-Tide Th— Ind 440
ROSEVILLE, 1,300.— Muskingum.
Independent Wed— Ind 1,050
Review (ad. P. 395) Th— Ind 1,150
ROSS, 1,454.— Butler.
Graphic Fri— Ind 800
t Morning and Sunday.
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RUSHSYLVANIA, 500.— Logan.
Record Th— Ind 350
SABINA, 1,794.— Clinton.
News-Record Th— Ind .$875
Tribune Wed— Ind 672
UST. CLAIRSVILLE, 1,230.— Belmont.
Chronicle , Th— Rep 1,160
Gazette Th— Dem 1,500
ST. MARY, 3,020.— Auglaize.
Argus Th— Dem 1,000
Graphic Th— Rep 1,100
ST. PARIS, 1,185.— Champaign.
Era-Dispatch Th— Rep 550
News Fri— Dem 600
SALEM, 9,320.— Columbiana.
Bulletin Th— Dem 860
Herald *D— Ind 1,000
News (ad. P. 432) *D— Rep 1,600
Republican-Era (ad. P. 432)
Semi-W— Rep 2,500
Sanative Medicine. . .Mo — Physio. Med 510
Swine Advocate Mo — Breeding 600
SALINEVILLE, 3,300.— Columbiana.
Banner (ad. P. 396) Fri-Rep 1,000
fiSANDUSKY, 24,500.— Erie.
Demokrat (Ger.) Semi-W— Dem 830
Demokrat (Ger.) Wed— Dem 725
Good Reading Mo — Fam
Journal *D— Dem 1,975
Journal Sat— Dem 1,650
Register JD— Rep 3,000
Register -.Tri-W— Rep 900
Register Wed— Rep 3,450
Register Sun— Rep 2,300
Star *D— Dem 1,000
SARDINIA, 450.— Brown.
Sardinian Sat— Ind 400
SAVONA, 80.— Darke.
Visitor Th— Ind 200
SCIO, 660.— Harrison.
Herald Tu— Ind 715
Oil Exchange Th— Rep 300
Sun Th— Ind 350
SEBRING, 100.— Mahoning.
News Th— Ind 300
SEVILLE, 600.— Medina.
Times Th— Ind 570
SHAWNEE, 3,300.— Perry.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,000
People's Advocate Th— Ind 610
SHELBY, 2,040.— Richland.
News Fri— Ind 1,000
Republican Th— Rep 1,540
Times Sat— Rep 900
SHERWOOD, 500.— Defiance.
Signal Th— Ind 400
SHILOH, 655.— Richland.
Review Fri— Ind 710
SHREVE, 1,200.— Wayne.
News Fri— Rep 975
OHIO.
USIDNEY, 4,970.— Shelby.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,030
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,200
Journal Fri— Rep 1,700
/News *D— Ind s965
( Democrat Fri— Dem .$2,345-
SMITHVILLE, 480.— Wayne.
Enterprise Mo — Ind
SOMERSET, 1,156.— Perry.
Lutheran Worker Mo — Luth
Press Th— Ind
SOUTH CHARLESTON, 1,100.— Clark.
Echo (ad. P. 389) Sat— Tnd
Sentinel Wed— Rep
SPENCERVILLE, 1,430.— Allen.
Journal (ad. P. 395) Th— Dem 51,200
News .. ...Th— Dem
2,000
740
500
740'
^SPRINGFIELD, 40,000.— Clark.
Democrat . ...*D— Dem
965
3,000'
3,415
Democrat & Transcript Th — Dem
Farm & Fireside Semi-M—Ag 313,000
Farm News (ad. P. 589) Mo— Ag 106,000
Gazette *D— Rep 3.700
Gazette Th— Rep 2,940
How to Grow Flowers.. Mo— Floricult 107,000
Journal (Ger.) Tri-W— Ind 2,200
New Era Fri— Ref 20,000
News Sat— Dem 5,750
( Press (ad. P. 394-556) §D— Rep ^5,702
I Republic-Times (ad. P. 394-556)
*D— Rep 4,650
j Republic-Times (ad. P. 394-556)
Th— Rep 3,900
[Rural Times JD— Rep 5,500
Question Mo— Pro
Sun fD— Ind 5,500
Sun Semi-W— Ind 1,600
Wittenbereer (Ger.) Th— Coll 960
Woman's Home Companion. Mo — Fam 327,000
SPRING VALLEY, 550.— Greene.
Blade Sat— Ind 610
flSTEUBENVILLE, 13,650.— Jefferson.
Gazette *D— Dem 1,600
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,700
German-'a (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,450
Herald-Star *D— Rep 2,000
Herald-Star Fri— Ren 3,000
Leader (ad. P. 396) Sun— Ind 1,100
Press Fri— Ind-R 2,100
STOUTSVILLE, 350.— Fairfield.
News Fri— Ind 500
STRONGSVILLE, 910.— Cuyahoga.
Young Folks' Musical Mo 760
STRYKER, 1,020.— Williams.
Advance Th— Ind 960
SUGAR CREEK, 1,485:— Tuscarawas.
Budget Th— Ind 1,500
SUNBURY, 500.— Delaware.
News-Item (ad. P. 395) Th— Ind ^1,976
SWANTON, 675.— Fulton.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 800
SYCAMORE, 1,000.— Wyandot.
Leader . ... Fri — Ind
SYLVANIA, 545.— Lucas. '
Sun ...Th— Ind
800
400
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* Evening, t* Morning and Evening; except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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THORNVILLE, 508.— Perry.
Gazette (ad. P. 3%) Th— Ind 1,100
News Th— Ind 625
•flTIFFIN, 11,300.— Seneca.
Advertiser *D— Dem 1,900
Advertiser Semi-W— Dem 4.500
Argus Mo— Coll 500
News *D— Dem 1,040
News Semi-W— Dem 4,000
Poultryman Mo— Pity 14,200
Presse (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,819
Tribune and Herald »D— Rep 1,300
Tribune Semi-W— Rep 2,350
TIPPECANOE CITY, 1,480.— Miami.
Herald Fri— Rep 840
"UTOLEDO, 85,500.— Lucas.
Am. Farm & Fireside (ad. P. 393)
Fri— Ag 7,500
Am. Medical Compend Mo — Med 10,215
Ameryka (Pol.) Sat— Dem 12,500
Bee *D— Ind-D .$17,050
Bee Th— Ind-D 12,750
Bee Sun— Ind-D ^22,035
Biblioteka Polska (Pol.) Mo— Lit 500
Blade *D— Rep 21,733
Blade Th— Rep 172,000
Bulletin Fri— Com 1,320
Commercial JD— Rep 12,000
Commercial ....Sun — Rep 7,000
Courier Sun— Ind 4,300
Critic Sat— Lit 1,622
Dental Journal Mo— Dent 1,420
Express (Ger.) *D— Ind-R 6,300
Express (Ger.) Wed— Ind-R 11,200
Gunnel's Monthly Mo — Matrimony 9,940
Herald Fri— Ind 960
Medical and Surgical Reporter
Mo— Med 6,540
(News (ad. P. 550) *D— Ind s2i,8S5
XTri-State Farm News (ad. P. 550)
Th— Ag 1,000
Ohio Endeavorer Mo— Ch.End 1,000
Saturday Night Sat— Ref 1,000
Sunday Journal Sun — Ind 5,500
Woman's Medical Jour Mo — Med 5,000
TORONTO, 3,500.— Jefferson.
Tribune (ad. P. 396) *D— Ind-R 650
Tribune (ad. P. 396) Wed— Ind-R 1,300
1TROY, 8,000.— Miami.
Buckeye Th— Rep 1,500
Democrat Th— Dem 1,400
Press Th— Rep 1,040
Record *D— Rep 960
Union , Th— Rep 2,400
UHRICHSVILLE, 4,000.— Tuscarawas.
Chronicle *D— Rep 1,000
Chronicle Wed— Rep 1,410
Independent Wed— Ind 1,065
tUPPER SANDUSKY, 3,645.— Wyandot.
Chief *D— Ind 550
Chief Semi-W— Dem 1,950
Republican Th— Rep 1,150
Union *D— Dem 600
Union Semi-W— Dem 1,850
tURBANA, 7,000.— Champaign.
Citizen & Gazette Semi-W— Rep 2,400
Democrat Th— Dem 1,600
Times-Citizen *D— Ind 1,310
UTICA, 850.— Licking.
Herald Th— Rep 1,020
News-Herald Th— Rep 610
OHIO.
flVAN WERT, 6,500.— Van Wert.
Bulletin *D— Rep 950
Bulletin Semi-W— Rep 1,700
Democrat Th— Dem 900
Republican Th— Rep 1,600
Times Fri— Dem 1,960
VERMILION, 1,225.— Erie.
News Th— Ind 600
VERSAILLES, 1,370.— Darke.
Banner (ad. P. 395) Sat— Ind 650
Policy Th— Ind 900
VINTON, 320.— Gallia.
Leader Th— Ind 280
WADS WORTH, 1,981.— Medina.
Banner Fri— Rep 1,150
WAKEMAN, 1,210.— Huron.
Press Sat— Ind 560
fiWAPAKONETA, 3,645.— Auglaize.
Democrat . Th— Dem 2,400
Post (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,140
Republican Th— Rep 1,512
fiWARREN, 7,000.— Trumbull.
Chronicle (ad. P. 400) *D— Rep sl,500
Chronicle (ad. P. 400) Wed— Rep *2,400
Democrat Th— Dem 2,260
Tribune *D— Rep 1,360
Tribune Fri— Rep 2,400
WARSAW, 382.— Coshocton.
Clipper (ad. P. 39S) Th— Ind 610
^WASHINGTON C. H., 5,895.— Fayette.
Cyclone Th— Rep 1,900
Democrat (ad. P. 389) Fri— Dem 1,800
Herald *D— Rep 725
Herald Th— Rep 1,2<X)
Register (ad. P. 396) Fri— Dem i,4CO
flWAUSEON, 2,150.— Fulton.
Expositor Th -Dem 1,150
Republican Fri— Rep 1,4CO
Tribune Fri— Rep l.'iOO
fWAVERLY, 1,680.— Pike.
Courier-Watchman (ad. P. 396)
Wed— Dem 960
News Th— Rep 1,500
WAYNESBURG, 700.— Stark.
Enterprise ....Bi-W— Ind 510
WAYNESFIELD, 600.— Auglaize.
Chronicle Th— Ind 600
WAYNES VI LLE, 800.— Warren.
Gazette-News Wed— Rep 576
WELLINGTON, 2,105.— Lorain.
Enterprise Wed— Rep 1,220
Observer Tu— liid 700
\VFLLSTON, 7,000.— Jackson.
Sentinel Sat — Dem 1.730
Telegram ' Tu —Rep 1,5»53
WELLSVILLE, 5,580.— Columbiana.
Preachers' Magazine Ortly — Meth 1.500
Record ....*D~tnd 300
Union *P-Rep 672
Union Semi-W— Rep 794
WEST ALEXANDRIA, 905.— Preble.
Echo . ...Th— Ind 700
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OHIO.
WEST CHESTER, 310.— Butler.
Times (ad. P. 400) Th— Ind 1,000
WESTERVILLE, 1,410.— Franklin.
Otterbein Aegis Mo— Coll 700
Public Opinion.... Th— Ind 1,236
WEST FARMINGTON, 360.— Trumbull.
Mirror Th— Rep 400
WEST JEFFERSON, 900.-Madison.
Home News Th— Ind 750
WEST LIBERTY, 1,270.— Logan.
Banner Th— Rep 1,325
WEST MANCHESTER, 400.— Preble.
News Fri— Ind 265
WEST MANSFIELD, 600.— Logan.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 875
WEST MILTON, 800.— Miami.
Record Th— Rep 1,040
WESTON, 860.— Wood.
Herald Fri— Rep 960
WEST SALEM, 770.— Wayne.
Reporter Th— Ind 550
fiVVEST UNION, 833.— Adams.
New Era Fri— Rep 1,825
People's Defender Th— Dem 2,255
Scion Th— Rep 1,110
WEST UNITY, 885.— Williams.
Reporter Wed— Ind 1050
WILLIAMSBURGH, 830.— Clermont.
News Sat— Ind 1,100
WILLIAMSPORT, 506.— Pickaway.
News Fri— Ind 480
WILLOUGHBY, 1,226.— Lake.
Independent Fri — Ind 750
\VILLSHIRE, 566.— Van Wert.
Herald Fri— Ind 375
^WILMINGTON, 3,300.— Clinton.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
Journal Wed— Rep jl,848
Republican Th— Rep 860
WILMOT, 545.— Stark.
Review .. ...Th— Ind 420
OHIO.
WINCHESTER, 1,084.— Adams.
Herald .. ...Sat— Ind
600-
fiWOODSFIELD, 1,070.— Monroe.
Gazette Sat— Rep 1,100-
Journal (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,265
Spirit of Democracy Th — -Dem .$2,685
WOODVILLE, 850.-Sandusky.
News Th— Ind 550
fiWOOSTER, 6,070.— Wayne.
Democrat Wed— Dem ^3,278
Herald Th— Pro 1,000-
Jacksonian Th— Dem 1,785
Journal *D— Ind 500-
Post Graduate Qrtly— Ed 740
Republican *D— Rep 1,065
Republican Wed— Rep 1,960
Royal Arcanum Journal. .. .Mo — R.A 6,256
flXENIA, 7,565.— Greene.
Gazette *D— Rep 1,640
Gazette Semi-W— Rep 2,650
Herald Th— Dem 1,400
Republican Tu— Rep 1,360
Standard & Observer Sat— Rep 1,000
Woman's Missionary Mag.. Mo — Pres 5,000
YELLOW SPRINGS, 1,500.— Greene.
Antiochian Mo— Coll 300
News Th— Ind 600
HYOUNGSTOWN, 45,000.— Mahoning.
American Musical Times Mo — Mus 3,000
Mosher's Magazine Mo— Lit.&Ed 4,210
News Fri— Ind 3,200
Rundschau (Ger.) Th— Dem 3,640
Telegram *D— Rep 8,432
Telegram Semi-W— Rep 5,000
Vindicator (ad. P. 563) *D— Dem 10,000
Vindicator (ad. P. 563) Th— Dem 7,000'
Vindicator (ad. P. 563) Sun— Dem 6,690'
flZANESVILLE, 32,000.— Muskingum.
Breeder and Farmer Semi-M— Ag 4,200
Courier *D— Rep 2,175
Courier Th— Rep 5,400
Labor Journal Mo— Lab 2,140
News Sun— Ind 2,150
Post (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,600
Signal *D— Dem 3,400
Signal Semi-W— Dem 5,200
Times-Recorder }D— Rep 2,760
Times-Recorder Th— Rep 3,900<
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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tALBANY, 4,600.— Linn.
Democrat *D— Dem
Democrat Fri — Dem
Herald §D— Rep
Herald Th— Dem
People's Press Fri — Dem
Telescope Sat— Rep
AMITY, 210.— Yamhill.
Times Th— Ind
Antelope, 1,820.— Wasco.
Herald Fri— Ind
ARLINGTON, 360.— Gilliam.
Advocate Fri— Ind
Record Th — Ind
ASHLAND, 2,450.— Jackson.
Tidings Semi-W — Rep
Valley Record Th— Ind
1 ASTORIA, 8,320.— Clatsop.
Astorian §D — Rep
Astorian Semi-W — Rep
Budget *D— Dem
Budget Fri — Dem
Chieftain Mo— RedMen
Herald Sat— Rep
Launttar (Finn.) Sat — Ind
News *D— Ind
ATHENA, 510.— Umatilla.
Press Fri — Dem
UBAKER CITY, 3,300.— Baker.
Democrat §D— Dem
Democrat Mon — Dem
Epigram Sat — Ind
Republican *D— Rep
Republican Fri — Rep
BANDON, 325.— Coos.
Recorder Th — Rep
BROWNSVILLE, 605.— Linn.
Times Fri— Ind
BURNS, 270.— Harney.
Items Wed— Rep
News Tu — Rep
Times-Herald Wed— Dem
fCANYON CITY, 310.— Grant.
News Th— Ind
CARSON, 100.— Union.
Tocsin Fri — Ind
CLATSKANIE, 360.— Columbia.
Chief Fri— Rep
CONDON, 250.— Gilliam.
Globe Th— Ind
COQUILLE, 800.— Coos.
Bulletin Fri — Ind
Herald Tu— Pop
UCORVALLIS, 2,550.— Benton.
Gazette Th— Rep
Times Semi-W — Ind
520
1,250
800
2,152
1,240
1,052
420
410
240
672
1,310
900
1,200
1,425
975
1,640
450
2,000
1,300
1,000
610
1,250
665
550
925
420
862
960
540
600
940
310
515
610
820
784
800
1,210
COTTAGE GROVE, 654.— Lane.
Leader (ad. P. 431) Fri— Dem 700
Nugget Fri— Rep 470
flDALLAS, 1,250.— Polk.
Itemizer Fri— Dem 1,038
Observer (ad. P. 485) Th— Rep 840
Woodman Mo— Frat 3,000
DAYTON, 350.— Yamhill.
Herald (ad. P. 432) Fri— Ind 800
Journal Fri— Ind-R 420
DRAIN, 300.— Douglas.
Watchman Th— Ind 220
DUFUR, 350.— Wasco.
Dispatch Fri— Ind 275
ELGIN, 305.— Union.
Recorder Fri— Ind 410
^ENTERPRISE, 250.— Wallows.
Chieftain Fri— Rep 500
EEUGENE, 3,244.— Lane.
Broad Axe Wed— Ind 800
Guard *D— Dem 780
Guard Sat— Dem 1,850
Journal Sat— Rep 1,000
Register Th— Rep 1,200
FLORENCE, 510.— Lane.
West Fri— Ind 425
FOREST GROVE, 980.— Washington.
Times Th— Rep 550
FOSSIL, 260.— Gilliam.
Journal Fri— Ind 320
GERVAIS, 420.— Marion.
Star Fri— Ind 380
GOLD HILL, 260.— Jackson.
News Sat— Ind 215
GRANT'S PASS, 2,470.— Josephine.
Courier Th— Ind 1,050
Observer Sat— Rep 950
Oregon Mining Journal Sat 700
GRASS VALLEY, 100.— Sherman.
Journal Fri— Rep 490
HARDMAN, 100.— Morrow.
Homestead Sat— Ind 200
HELIX, 200.— Umatilla.
Homestead Fri— Ind 300
HHEPPNER, 870.— Morrow.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,500
Times Th— Ind 700
UHILLSBORO, 1,305.— Washington.
Argus Th— Dem 800
Independent Fri— Ind 1,060
HOOD RIVER, 305.— Wasco.
Glacier Fri— Ind 465
Sun Th— Ind 300
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OREGON.
HUNTINGTON, 400.— Baker.
Herald Sat-Rep 560
INDEPENDENCE, 1,510.— Polk.
Enterprise Th— Rep 800
West Side Th— Ind 730
JACKSONVILLE, 960.— Jackson.
Times Semi-W— Dem 1,700
JEFFERSON, 460.— Marion.
Review Sat— Ind 300
JOSEPH, 500.— Wallowa.
Herald Fri— Rep 460
JUNCTION CITY, 490.— Lane.
Bulletin Semi-W— Ind 350
Times .Sat— Ind 610
UKLAMATH FALLS, 380.— Klamath.
Express Th— Ind 580
Republican Th— Rep 460
LA GRANDE, 3,800.— Union.
Advocate Fri— Rep 610
Chronicle *D— Ind 500
Chronicle Fri— Dem 800
Observer Th— Pop 500
ULAKEVIEW, 990.— Lake.
Examiner Th— Rep 710
Rustler Th— Ind 565
LEBANON, 1,120.— Linn.
Criterion Wed— Rep 700
Express-Advance (ad. P. 431)
Semi-W— Ind 800
LONG CREEK, 610.— Grant.
Eagle Fri— Ind 1,615
LOSTINE, 100.— Wallowa.
Leader Fri— Rep 476
HMcMINNVILLE, 1,500.— Yamhill.
Pacific Progress Mo— Ins 5,000
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,344
Telephone-Register Fri— Dem 960
Transcript Wed— Rep 710
MARSHFIELD, 2,100.— Coos.
Mail Th— Rep 750
News Tu— Dem 760
Sun Th— Pop 800
MEDFORD, 980.— Jackson.
Eye .. ...Th— Ind 1,100
Mail Fri— Ind 1,875
MILTON, 650.— tTmatilla.
Eagle Fri— Rep 865
MORO, 76.— Sherman.
Leader Wed— Rep 510
Observer Fri— Rep 1,000
Republic Fri— Pop 400
MYRTLE POINT, 560.— Coos.
Enterprise Sat — Rep 540
NEWBERG, 920.— Yamhill.
Graphic Fri— Ind 510
NEWPORT, 530.— Lincoln.
News Th— Rep 515
OREGON.
NORTH YAMHILL, 608.— Yamhill.
Record . Th— Ind
400
ONTARIO, 260.— Malheur.
Advocate Wed— Dem 618
flOREGON CITY, 3,640.— Clackamas.
Courier-Herald Fri— Dem 2,200
Enterprise Fri— Rep 1,200
flPENDLETON, 3,700.— Umatilla.
East-Oregonian *D — Dem 710
East-Oregonian Semi-W— Dem 1,700
East-Oregonian Fri — Dem 2,140
Republican Sat— Ind-R 1,500
Tribune Th— Rep 2,000
^PORTLAND, 80,000.— Multnomah.
Am. Hebrew News Fri — Jewish 1,200
Catholic Sentinel Th— Cath 2,242
Chronicle Fri— Rep 1,820
Commercial Review Fri — Com 2,410
Commoner Th— Ref 1,000
Dispatch Th— Dem 1,725
Fisheries Mo— Fishing 500
Fruitage Mo— Hort 1,100
Hjemmet (Nor.-Dan.) Mo— Fam 2,050
Lantern Wed-Ind 2,000
Lewis & Dryden's Railway Guide
Mo— R.R 4,500
Medical Sentinel Mo— Med 3,120
Mines & Metals Mo— Mining 500
Nachrichten aus dem Nordwesten
(Ger.)..Th— Ind 2.460
New Age (Col.) Sat— Rep 700
North Pacific Rural Spirit. .. .Fri— Ag 4,700
Northwest Pacific Farmer Th— Ag 7,140
Northwest Herald Sat— Dem 800
Oregon Agriculturist Semi-M— Ag 2,900
Oregon Churchman Mo — Epis 1,550
Oregon Frater Sat— Frat 820
Oregonian JD— Rep 26,198
Oregonian Fri— Rep 20,129
Oregonian Sun— Rep 31,198
Oregon Reporter Mo— A.O.U.W 1,610
Pacific Baptist 4 Wed— Bap 3,160
Pacific Chn. Advocate
Wed— Meth-Epis 2,650
Pacific Democrat Wed— Dem 700
Pacific Drug Review Mo— Phar 900
Pacific Elk Mo— Elks 1,260
Pacific Empire Th— Woman'sSuf 5,000
Pacific Odd Fellow Mo— I.O.O.F 3,263
Pharmacal Digest Mo— Phar 800
Pythias Wkly— K.ofP 575
Rural Northwest Semi-M— Ag 1,800
Senator Mo— K.ofP 1,916
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Rep 1,750
Sunday Mercury Sat— Ind 3,267
Sunday Welcome Sat— Ind 8,000
Telegram *D— Rep 16,000
Tradesmen Bi-M— Tr 3,550
Vidnesbyrdet (Dan.) Th— Meth 1,050
World Sat— Bimetallist 680
World's Advance Thought
Mo— Eth.Cult 2,100
PORT ORFORD, 310.— Curry.
Tribune Tu— Ind 800
fPRINEVILLE, 570.— Crook.
Journal Th— Rep 500
Review Sat— Ind 600
flROSEBURG, 1,970.— Douglas.
Plaindealer Semi-W— Rep 1,600
Review *D— Dem 300
Review Semi-W— Dem 2,300
t Morning and Sunday.
fl County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
1 92
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
OREGON.
flST. HELEN, 325.— Columbia.
Mist Fri — Rep
News Fri — Dem
flSALEM, 7,700.— Marion.
Capital Journal *D — Rep
Capital J ournal Th— Rep
Independent Th — Ind
Reporter Mo— A.O.U. W
Searchlight Mo — Pro
Sentinel Sat — Ind-R
Statesman §D— Rep
Statesman Fri— Rep
Willamette Collegian Mo — Coll
SCIO, 360.— Linn.
News Fri — Ind
SHERIDAN, 380.— Yamhill.
Sun
Th— Ind
SILVERTON, 740.— Marion.
Appeal Sat — Rep
STAYTON, 480.— Marion.
Mail Th— Rep
SUMPTER, 300.— Baker.
American Sat
Miner Wed
Ind
—Ind
flTHE DALLES, 4,050.— Wasco.
Baptist Sentinel Th— Bap
Chronicle *D — Rep
Chronicle Semi-W — Rep
Times-Mountaineer *D — Dem
Times-Mountaineer . ...Sat — Dem
600
510
2,650
3,000'
2,400
500
500
1,000
2,100
3,143
960
580
510
620
427
930
400
1,042
400
1,200
500
1,485
OREGON.
flTILLAMOOK, 510.— Tillamook.
Headlight Th— Rep 1,12$
Herald Th— Rep 500
UTOLEDO, 340.— Lincoln.
Leader Th— Dem 470
Post Sat— Ind 30*
flUNION, 620.— Union.
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
Scout Th— Dem 1,127
flVALE, 235.— Malheur.
Gazette Th— Ind 400
Herald Fri— Dem 240
WALLOWA, 100.— Wallowa.
News Fri— Ind 200
WARRENTON, 50.— Clatsop.
Tribune Fri— Rep 465
WASCO, 205.— Sherman.
News Th— Ind 815
WESTON, 573.— Umatilla.
Leader Fri— Ind 660
WOODBURN, 610.— Marion.
Independent Th— Rep 610
WOODS, .—Tillamook.
Ocean Wave Th— Rep 800
YAQUINA, 300.— Lincoln.
Tug Fri— Rep 200
t Morning end Sunday.
fi County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
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they buy nine-tenths of all the goods that are
sold. They are the people also who respond
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or any advertiser, who caters successfully to
the 100,000 and the million will get all he cares
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194
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALBION, 380.— Erie.
Blizzard Th— Rep 1,075
Truth Tu— Ind 400
ALLEGHENY, 115,000.-Allegheny.
Alleghenier (Ger.), dated at Pittsburg
also (ad. P. 525) Sat— Ind 14,800
Christian Statesman Mo— Chn.Ref 6,500
University Courant Mo— Coll 500
Zion's Watch Tower Semi-M — Und
HALLENTOWN, 27,000,-Lehigh.
Call '. JD— Ind 2,500
j Chronicle & News *D— Rep 3,550
(Register Wed— Rep 1,320
City Item (ad. P. 400) *D— Dem 3,642
Democrat Wed— Dem 3,000
Friedens-Bote (Ger.) Wed— Ind 2,500
Leader *D— Ind 4,200
Muhlenberg Mo— Lit 400
Unabhaengiger Republikaner (Ger.)
Wed— Dem 1,600
Welt-Bote (Ger.) Tu— Ind 15,000
ALTOONA, 38,870.— Blair.
Deutscher Volksfuehrer (Ger.)
(ad. P. 407).. Fri— Ind 2,200
Gazette *D— Rep 5,000
Independent Loyal Am. (ad. P. 553)
Sat— Ind 1,650
Mirror (ex. Sat.) «D— Ind 5,500
Times |D— Dem 2,900
Tribune (ad. P. 400) fD— Rep 3,500
Tribune (ad. P. 400) Th— Ind 2,000
AMBLER, 1,100.— Montgomery.
Gazette Th-Ind- 1,500
ANNVILLE, 1,420.— Lebanon.
Journal Tu— Ind 920
APOLLO, 2,330.— Armstrong.
News-Record Sat— Rep 1,000
ARCHBALD, 6,000.— Lackawanna. '
Citizen (ad. P. 526) Sat— fed 2,200
ARDMORE, 2,260.— Montgomery.
Suburban Th— Rep 800
ARNOT, 650.— Tioga.
Sun Th— Pro 500
ASHLAND, 7,450.— Schuylkill.
Local Sat— Rep 1,500
News Sat— Dem 1,000
Record Sat— Ind 1,030
(Telegram *D— Dem 2,160
(Advocate Fri— Dem 950
ASHLEY, 3,192.— Luzerne.
Bulletin Sat— Ind 600
ATHENS, 3,275.— Bradford.
Gazette Th— Rep 1,900
News *D— Ind 900
News Wed— Ind 850
AUSTIN, 2,500.— Potter.
Autograph .Th— Dem 1,050
Republican Fri— Rep 950
AVOCA, 3,000.— Luzerne.
Argus Sat— Ind 1,000
AVONDALE, 760.— Chester.
Herald (ad. P. 528) Fri-Ind 825
AVONMORE, 450.— Westmoreland.
News Th— Ind 300
BANCO R, 2,630.— Northampton.
Herald (ad. P. 399) Sat— Rep 1,000
News & Observer (ad. P. 542-575)
*D— Ind 1,100
News & Observer (ad. P. 542-575)
Th— Ind 850
BARREN HILL, 800.— Montgomery.
Advertiser Wed— Ind 600
BATH, 725.— Northampton.
Bulletin Sat— Ind 420
Record Fri— Ind 300
UBEAVER, l,585.-Beaver.
Argus and Radical (ad. P. 400)
Th— Rep 1,500
Star *D— Dem 1,400
Star Th— Dem 1,900
Times *D— Rep 700
Times Th— Rep 2,060
BEAVER FALLS, 10,060.— Beaver.
Geneva Cabinet Mo— Coll 300
Independent (ad. P. 399). .. .Fri— Ind 1,200
Review Wed— Rep 1,163
Tribune *D— Rep 1,640
Tribune Wed— Rep 1,200
BEAVER SPRINGS, 510.— Snyder.
Herald Th— Rep 2,000
BECHTELSVILLE, 400.-Berks.
Mail Order World (ad. P. 542) ...Mo 3,000
UBEDFORD, 2,300.— Bedford.
Gazette Fri— Dem 2,600
Hawkeye (ad. P. 550) .. Semi- W— Rep 2,000
Inquirer ;. . . Fri— Rep 1,899
flBELLEFONTE, 4,320.— Centre.
Democrat Th— Dem ^2,506
Gazette Fri— Rep 2,900
(News *D— Rep 800
I Republican Th— Rep 2,300
Patron (ad. P. 399) Mo— Ag 1,600
BELLE VERNON, 1,160.— Fayette.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 750
BELLEVILLE, 400.— Mifflin.
Times Th— Ind 1,200
BELLEVUE, 1,500.— Allegheny.
News (ad. P. 400) Sat— Rep 2,000
BELLWOOD, 2,000.— Blair.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 550
BENNETT, 7,200.— Allegheny.
Star Th— Rep 875
BENTON, 984.-Columbia.
Argus Th— Dem 1,420
BERLIN, 1,050.— Somerset.
Record Fri— Ind 750
BERWICK, 2,735.— Columbia.
Independent Fri — Ind 870
t Morning and Sunday.
If County Seat.
Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
BERWYN, 970.— Chester.
Advertiser Th— Ind 500
Suburban Th— Ind 800
BETHLEHEM, 6,984.— Northampton.
Moravian Wed — Morav 1,627
Times *D— Ind 2,100
BIG RUN, 600.— Jefferson.
Tribune Sat— Ind 500
BIRDSBORO, 3,200.— Berks.
Dispatch (ad. P. 397) Fri— Rep 1,300
Review Wed— Ind 1,000
BLAIRSVILLE, 4,500.— Indiana.
Courier (ad. P. 399) *D— Rep 1,400
Enterprise Tri-W— Rep 600
1JBLOOMSBURG, 4,710.— Columbia.
Columbian Th— Dem 1,500
Daily JD— Ind 1,000
Republican Wed— Rep 1,200
Sentinel Fri— Dem 2,562
BLOSSBURG, 2,590.— Tioga.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 3,000
BOLIVAR, 350.— Westmoreland.
Despatch Semi- M— Ind 765
BOYERTOWN, 2,000.— Berks.
Bauer (Ger.) Wed— Dem 400
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,800
BRADDOCK, 13,000.— Allegheny.
Herald »D— Rep 1,260
(News *D— Dem 2,041
/ Observer Fri— Ind 1,000
Tribune Sat— Ind 960
BRADFORD, 10,870.— McKean.
Era JD— Ind 2,500
Era Th— Ind 2,000
Herald Sun— Ind 1,500
Post (ad. P. 397) Sun— Ind 3,000
Record »D— Ind-R 2,000
Star *D— Rep 2,480
BRIDESBURG, .—Philadelphia.
Tribune Sat— Ind 1,140
BRIDGEPORT, .— Fayette.
Monitor Fri— Ind 1,000
BRIDGEVILLE, 500.— Allegheny.
Signal Tu— Ind 542
BRISTOL, 6,794.— Bucks.
American Th— Ind-R 800
Gazette Th— Rep 1,100
Observer Sat — Dem 700
Recorder Wed — Rep
BROCKWAYVILLE, 1,200.— Jefferson.
Record Fri— Ind 650
UBROOKVILLE, 2,600.— Jefferson.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,500
Republican Wed— Rep 1,800
BROWNSVILLE, 5,300.— Fayette.
'Clipper Th— Rep 1,224
BRYN MAWR, 3,900.— Montgomery.
Defender (Col.) Sat— Ind 700
Home News Fri— Ind 2,165
BURGETTSTOWN, 950.— Washington.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 1,400
PENNSYLVANIA.
ffBUTLER, 10,160.— Butler.
Citizen Th— Rep 3,600
Eagle Th— Rep 3,000
Herald Th— Dem 2,500
Record Th— Rep 1,600
Times *D— Ind 750
Times Wed— Dem 1,060
CALIFORNIA, 1,030.— Washington.
News-Sentinel Semi-W— Rep 750
CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, 930.— Crawford.
Enterprise Semi-W— Rep 900
News Th— Ind 1,116
CAMMAL, 100.— Lycoming.
Pioneer Sat— Ind 300
CANONSBURG, 3,260.— Washington.
Herald Th— Rep 1,125
Notes *D— Ind 800
Notes Fri— Ind 1,100
CANTON, 1,800.— Bradford.
Sentinel Semi-W— Rep 1,090
World Sat— Ind 500
CARBONDALE, 11,100.— Lackawanna.
Advance Fri — Rep
Herald Semi-W— Ind
Leader *D — Ind
News (ad. P. 399) *D— Ind
^CARLISLE, 10,000.— Cumberland.
American Volunteer Wed — Dem
Dicksonian Sat— Coll
Gazette *D — Dem
Gazette Th— Dem
Herald *D— Rep
Herald Th— Rep
Sentinel (ad. P. 401) *D— Ind-D
Sentinel (ad. P. 401) Wed— Ind-D
CARNEGIE, 8,000.— Allegheny.
Item Fri— Ind
Union (ad. P. 397) Fri— Rep
CARROLLTOWN, 660.-^Cambria.
News ...Fri— Dem
1,750
1,500
2,650
1,800
2,000
500
400
950
1,480
2,000
2,500
3,000
1,000
1,200
700
CATASAUQUA, 3,820.— Lehigh.
Dispatch Sat— Rep 650
National Educator Semi-M— Ed 2,600
New Era Semi-W— Ind 1,115
CATAWISSA, 2,500.— Columbia.
News Items (ad. P. 407). ...Th— Ind-D 1,600
CENTRE HALL, 455.— Centre.
Reporter Th— Dem 1,175
CERES (Ceres N. Y. P. O.), 1,250.—
McKean.
Mail
.Th— Ind
800
fCHAMBERSBURG, 8,150.— Franklin.
News Fri— Dem 1,400
People's Register (ad. P. 431)
Fri— Ind 5,180
Public Opinion Fri— Rep 2,250
Repository (ad. P. 397) *D— Rep 2,000
Repository (ad. P. 397) . . . . Wed— Rep 3,000
Valley Spirit *D— Dem 1,100
Valley Spirit Wed— Dem 3,000
CHARLEROI, 2,500.— Washington.
Mirror Fri— Ind 800
1" Morning- and Sunday,
fi County Seat.
| Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " |* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
800
2,823
2,250
1,300
240
550
PENNSYLVANIA.
CHESTER, 20,950.— Delaware.
Advocate Sat— Ind 1,536
Democrat Th— Dem 2,000
News *D— Rep 3,463
Reporter Sat— Leg 350
Republican JD— Rep 3,000
Times *D— Rep s7,020
CHESTNUT HILL, 5,500.— Philadelphia.
Times Sat— Ind 1,000
CHRISTIANA, 1,000.— Lancaster.
Ledger Sat — Ind
flCLARION, 2,188.— Clarion.
Democrat Th— Dem
Jacksonian (ad. P. 397). Semi- VV— Dem
Republican Th — Rep
CLARKS GREEN, 207.— Lackawanna.
Local News Th — Ind
CLAYSVILLE, 1,156.— Washington.
Recorder Fri — Ind
fiCLEARFIELD, 2,600.— Clearfield.
Journal Wed— Rep 2,000
Monitor (ad. P. 397) . . . . Semi-W— Pro 1,800
Public Spirit Fri— Dem 3,800
Republican Wed— Dem 2,250
Times Wed— Ind 1,265
CLEONA, 500.— Lebanon.
Preachers' Helper Mo — Homiletic 10,000
Pulpit Mo— Rel 3,260
CLIFTON HEIGHTS, 1,820.— Delaware.
Graphic Sat— Rep 1,000
COALPORT, 900.— Clearfield.
Standard Th— Rep 850
COATESVILLE, 3,730.— Chester.
Times Sat— Rep 1,080
Union Semi-W— Ind-R 1,115
COCHRANTON, 660.— Crawford.
Times Fri— Ind 972
COLLEGEVILLE, 600.— Montgomery.
Independent Th— Ind 1,100
Ursinus Coll. Bulletin. ..Semi-M— Coll 500
COLUMBIA, 12,830.— Lancaster.
Herald Th— Dem 1,360
Independent Tu— Dem 1,040
/News (ad. P. 513) *D— Ind 3,800
(.Courant (ad. P. 513) Fri— Rep 600
Spy *D— Rep 3,750
Spy Fri— Rep 900
CONNEAUTVILLE, 1,000.— Crawford.
Courier : Th— Rep 2,600
CONNELLSVILLE, 7,500.— Fayette.
Courier Fri— Ind-D 2,800
News *D— Dem 1,150
News Th— Dem 1,569
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
CONSHOHOCKEN, 5,640.— Montgomery.
Recorder Semi-W— Ind 1,700
CONYNGHAM, 500.— Luzerne.
Herald Sat— Ind 550
COOPERSBURG, 505.— Lehigh.
Sentinel Th— Ind 1,000
CORAOPOLIS, 1,075.— Allegheny.
Chronicle . ...Sat— Ind 580
PENNSYLVANIA.
CORRY, 5,730.— Erie.
(Flyer . »D— Rep 1,000
1 Herald Th— Rep 1,800
Journal *D— Ind
tjurnal Semi-W — Ind
eader *D— Rep 700
'(Telegraph Th— Rep 1,500
Plain Dealer Sat— Ind-D 790
fiCOUDERSPORT, 3,200.— Potter.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,700
Enterprise (ad. P. 541) ....Wed— Dem 2,330
Journal Wed— Rep 1,640
COVINGTON, 510.— Tioga.
Sun (ad. P. 407) Wed— Ind 800
CRAFTON, 720.— Allegheny.
Mirror Sat— Ind 500
CRESSON, 520.— Cambria.
Record (ad. P. 398) Fri— Dem 1,000
CROSS FORK, 1,000.— Potter.
News Th— Ind 500
CURWENSVILLE, 1,666.— Clearfield.
Review Sat— Ind 950
DALLAS, 600.— Luzerne.
Post Sat— Ind 920
DALLASTOWN, 800.— York.
Post Sat— Ind 750
DALMATIA, 350.— Northumberland.
Item Fri— Ind 300
DANIELSVILLE, 140.— Northampton.
Review Sat— Ind 200
UDANVILLE, 9,120.— Montour.
American Th— Rep 1,000
Democrat Fri— Dem 800
Gem (ad. P. 531) Sat— Ind 1,225-
Intelligencer Fri— Dem 940
News JD— Rep 850
Record JD— Pop 800
Record Fri— Pop 950
Sun JD— Ind 640
DARBY, 3,100.— Delaware.
Progress Fri— Rep 2,200
DAYTON, 400.— Armstrong.
News Th— Ind 61S
DELTA, 750.— York.
Herald and Times Fri— Ind 1,500
DENVER, 800.— Lancaster.
Press Sat— Ind 800
DERRY STATION, 2,100.-Westmoreland.
Signal (ad. P. 407) Fri— Ind 850
DILLSBURG, 610.— York.
Bulletin Fri— Ind 1,160
DOWNINGTOWN, 1,960,-Chester.
Archive Sat— Ind 920
DOYLESTOWN, 3,000.— Bucks.
Democrat JD— Dem 1,800
Democrat Th— Dem 2,900
Express & Reform (Ger.).. .Fri— Dem 650
Intelligencer *D— Rep 1,672
Intelligencer Th— Rep 2,700
Mirror Th— Dem 600
Republican *D— Rep 1,840
Republican Th— Rep 1,600
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
fi County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
DRIFTWOOD, 640.— Cameron.
Gazette Th— Ind 850
DU BOIS, 8,000.— Clearfield.
Courier (ad. P. 407) JD— Rep 1,800
Courier (ad. P. 407) Th— Rep 1,250
Express *D— Dem 1,700
Express Fri— Dem 2,800
DUNCANNON, 1,095.— Perry.
Record Fri— Rep 1,200
DUNMORE, 8,590.— Lackawanna.
Pioneer (ad. P. 528) Sat— Ind 750
DUQUESNE, 5,000.— Allegheny.
Observer Fri— Ind 1,000
DUSHORE, 820.— Sullivan.
Gazette Wed— Dem 1,475
Herald Wed— Dem 1,000
Review Th— Ind 1,200
EAST BERLIN, 620.— Adams.
News Fri — Ind
EAST BRADY, 1,300.— Clarion.
Review Th— Ind
EAST EMPORIUM, —.—Cameron.
Independent Th— Ind-D
EAST GREENVILLE, 560.— Montgomery.
Ledger Fri — Ind
EAST McKEESPORT, 300.— Allegheny.
News Fri — Ind
fiEASTON, 15,100.— Northampton.
Argus (ad. P. 406) *D— Dem
Argus (ad. P. 406) .Semi-W— Dem
Bulletin of the American Acad. of
Med Bi-M— Med
Correspondent (Ger.) Th — Dem
Council Brand Fri — RedMen
Democrat Fri — Dem
Express *D — Ind
Free Press *D— Rep
Free Press Semi-W — Rep
Journal of the Am. Chemical Society
Mo — Science
Lafayette Weekly Coll
Medical Magazine Mo — Med
Sentinel Tu— Ind
Slate Mo— Tr
Sunday Call Sun — Ind
EAST STROUDSBURG, 1,840.— Monroe.
600
750
550
760
280
4,300
3,845
910
1,750
2,630
3,200
2,500
2,967
1,740
1,260
670
925
900
400
4,365
News Semi-W— Ind 775
flEBENSBURG, 1,210.— Cambria. •
Freeman Fri — Dem 1,240
Mountaineer-Herald Wed— Rep 1,580
Tribune Fri— Ind-D 800
EDENSBURG (Knox P. O.), 800.— Clarion.
National Fri— Ind 1,432
EDINBORO, 1,125.— Erie.
Independent (Sat. ex. July&Aug.). .Ed 29,000
Independent Th— Ind 2,100
ELDRED, 1,070.— McKean.
Eagle Sat— Ind 900
ELIZABETH, 1,930.— Allegheny.
Herald Fri— Ind 770
ELIZABETHTOWN, 1,224.— Lancaster.
Chronicle ...Th— Ind 760
PENNSYLVANIA.
ELIZABETHVILLE, 678.— Dauphin.
Echo Th— Ind 1,020
ELKLAND, 1,006.— Tioga.
Journal Th— Rep 865
ELLWOOD CITY, 4,500.— Lawrence.
Citizen Fri— Rep 1,000
Eagle Th— Rep 400
ELMHURST, 450.— Lackawanna.
Signal (ad. P. 540) Fri— Ind 1,250
EMAUS, 883.— Lehigh.
Record (ad. P. 406) Fri— Ind 685
EMLENTON, 1,160.— Venango.
Herald Fri— Ind 820
News Th— Ind 900
^EMPORIUM, 2,160.— Cameron.
Press -...Th— Rep 1,100
EPHRATA, 2,530.— Lancaster.
News Th— Rep 700
Reporter Sat— Ind 1,220
Review Fri— Ind 1,710
flERIE, 55,000.— Erie.
Bee Sun— Rep 1,000
(Dispatch JD— Rep 3,640
(Gazette Th— Rep 3,000
Echo Sat— Ind 5,000
Herald *D— Dem 5,300
Herald Sat— Dem 4,865
Journal (ad. P. 404) *D— Dem 3,500
journal (ad. P. 404) Fri— Dem 3,000
Lake Shore Wheelman
Semi-M— Bicvcle 500
Messenger-Graphic Sun — Rep 7,145
National Zeitung (Ger.). .. .Fri — Hum 4,350
News *D— Rep 3,000
People Sat— Pop 1,860
Rundschau (Ger.) Semi-W — Dem
Tageblatt (Ger.) *D— Ind 2,230
Times *D— Rep 55,304
EVANS CITY, 637.— Butler.
Times Fri— Ind 500
EVERETT, 1,796.— Bedford.
Press Fri— Rep 1,820
Republican '.Fri— Rep 800
FALLS CREEK, 610.— Jefferson.
Sun Wed— Ind 500
FARMERSVILLE, 200.— Lancaster.
Guiding Star Mo — Evan
FOREST CITY, 2,330.— Susquehanna.
News Th— Ind 640
FRACKVILLE, 2,600.— Schuylkill.
Ledger Sat— Ind 500
Star Sat— Ind 740
FRANKFORD, 20,500.— Philadelphia.
Dispatch (ad; P. 407) Fri— Ind 1,800
Food, Home & Garden
Mo— Vegetarian 3,650
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,450
Herald '..... Sat— Ind 1,500
News-Gleaner Wed— Ind 1,140
Register (ad. P. 590) Wed— Rep 900
UFRANKLIN, 7,500.— Venango.
Citizen-Press (ad. P. 409) . . . . Th— Rep 2,700
News *D— Ind 1,235
Spectator Th— Dem 2,000
f Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
198
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
PENNSYLVANIA.
FREEBURG, 550.— Snyder.
Courier Fri— Rep 800
FREELAND, 4,000.— Luzerne.
Press (ad. P. 536) Fri— Rep 1,000
Progress Semi- W— Rep 1,270
Slavonska Pravda (Slav.) Th— Rep 1,200
Tribune (ad. P. 542) . .Semi-W— Dem 1,393
FREEPORT, 1,850.— Armstrong.
Journal Fri— Ind 850
FRICKS, 160.— Bucks.
Poultry Item Mo— Pity 500
GALETON, 1,000.— Potter.
Dispatch Semi-W— Ind 1,400
GALLITZIN, 2,470.— Cambria.
Times Tu— Ind 800
GENESEE, 350.-Potter.
Times Fri— Ind 300
GERMANTOWN, 50,000.— Philadelphia.
Guide Sat— Ind 3,563
Homing Exchange Mo — Pigeons 500
Independent Gazette Fri— Ind 8,270
Mehan's Monthly Mo — Hort 2,945
News Th— Ind 700
Telegraph (ad. P 583) Wed— Fam&Ag 7,643
^GETTYSBURG, 3,500.— Adams.
College Mercury Mo— Coll 400
Compiler Tu— Dem 1,900
Lutheran Quarterly Qrtly— Luth 520
Star and Sentinel Tu— Rep 2,000
GIRARD, 640.— Erie.
Cosmopolite Th— Ind-R 1,400
GIRARDVILLE, 3,600.— Schuylkill.
Item (ad. P. 405) Sat— Ind 2,075
Leader Sat— Rep 1,260
Press and Times Sat— Ind 1,250
GLEN CAMPBELL, .—Indiana.
Comet Tu— Rep 510
Graphic Wed— Ind 300
GLEN ROCK, 694.-York.
Item Fri— Ind 1,080
GRAMPIAN, 220.— Clearfield.
Press Th— Ind 310
GREAT BEND, 1,300.— Susquehanna.
Plain Dealer Th— Rep 745
GREENCASTLE, 1,650.— Franklin.
Echo-Pilot Th— Rep 1,000
Press Th— Ind 960
UGREENSBURG, 12,000.— Westmoreland.
Argus (ad. P. 550) Wed— Dem 2,300
Conference Journal.. .Mo— Unit.Breth 1,000
Democrat Wed— Dem 2,765
Press *D— Rep 3,080
Press Semi-W— Rep 3,620
Tribune *D— Rep 2,534
Tribune-Herald Semi-W— Rep 3,400
GREENVILLE, 3,850,-Mercer.
Argus Th— Rep 1,250
Independent Fri— Ind 900
News Sat— Rep 1,400
Progress Sat— Dem 1,600
Record *D— Ind 600
Thielensian Mo — Coll 300
Young Lutheran Mo— Luth 31,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
GROVE CITY, 2,000.— Mercer.
Telephone Fri— Rep 1,200
HALIFAX, 550.— Dauphin.
Gazette Fri— Rep 1,000
HALLSTEAD, 1,170.— Susquehanna.
Herald Semi-W— Ind 510
HAMBURG, 2,500.— Berks.
Item Th— Ind 1,200
HANOVER, 5,960.— York.
Herald *D— Ind 1,000
Herald Sat— Ind 2,000
Record *D— Ind 1,200
Record Fri— Dem 3,600
HARLEYSVILLE, 420.— Montgomery.
News Wed— Rep 1,200
fiHARRISBURG, 50,000.— Dauphin.
Church Advocate Wed— Ch.ofGod 3,050
Conference Herald Mo— Unit.Breth 1,200
Evangelical Tu— Evan 8,500
Evangelical Bible Quarterly
Qrtly— Evan 48,420
Evangelical Bible Teacher. Mo — Evan 3,500
Evangelische Zeitschrift (Ger.)
Mo— Evan 2,260
Missionary Tidings Mo — Und 2,000
Patriot tD— Dem 8,000
Patriot Tu— Dem 5,000
Pennsylvania Methodist Th— Meth 3,125
Pennsylvanische Staats Zeitung (Ger.)
Sat— Dem 3,052
School Gazette Mo— Ed 5,000
Star-Independent *D— Ind 8,000
Star-Independent Sat— Ind 3,500
Sun Sat— Ind 2,450
Telegraph *D— Rep 6,500
Telegraph Semi-W— Rep 5,000
HATBORO, 770.— Montgomery.
Journal Wed— Ind 1,000
Public Spirit Sat— Ind 3,807
HATFIELD, 1,850.— Montgomery.
Invincible (ad. P. 404) Th— Ind 800
Mirror Fri— Ind 700
HAVERFORD, 590.— Montgomery.
Haverfordian Mo— Coll 500
HAWLEY, 2,100.— Wayne.
Times Fri— Ind 500
HAZLEHURST, 400.— McKean.
World Th— Ind 300
HAZELTON, 15,000.— Luzerne.
Journal (Ger.) Sat— Ind 690
Plain Speaker *D— Ind 3,000
Sentinel *D— Rep 4,972
Sentinel Th— Rep 2,500
Slovenske Noviny (Slav.) Th— Ind 3,000
Standard tD— Dem 4,635
Volksblatt (Ger.) Wed— Ind 700
flHOLLIDAYSBURG, 3,030.— Blair.
Register Wed— Rep 900
Standard Wed— Dem 825
HOLMESBURG, 4,380.— Philadelphia.
World Sat— Ind 1,000
HOMESTEAD, 10,500.— Allegheny.
Bulletin Sat— Ind
News-Messenger *D— Ind 1,000
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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PENNSYLVANIA .
1JHONESDALE, 2,895.— Wayne.
Citizen Th— Rep 2,000
Herald Th— Dem 1,950
Independent Semi-W— Ind 3,600
HONEYBROOK, 540.— Chester.
Graphic Fri— Ind 600
HOPEVVELL, 70.— Centre.
Telephone Th— Ind 500
HOUTZDALE, 2,240.— Clearfield.
Citizen Fri— Rep 600
Observer Th— Anti-Cath 510
HOWARD, 560.— Centre.
Hustler Sat— Rep 300
Post & Bulletin Fri— Ind 270
HUGHESVILLE, 1,600.— Lycoming.
Mail Th— Dem 1,000
HULMEVILLE, 425.— Bucks.
Advance Th— Ind 1,240
HUMMELSTOWN, 1,510.— Dauphin.
Sun Fri— Ind 1,600
fiHUNTINGDON, 6,150,-Huntingdon.
Globe Th— Rep 1,200
Journal Th— Rep 1,350
Monitor Th— Dem 1,300
News Semi-W— Ind 2,400
HYNDMAN, 1,360.— Bedford.
Bulletin (ad. P. 404) Th— Ind 1,020
{[INDIANA, 4,700.— Indiana.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,390
Gazette Wed— Rep 3,600
Messenger Fri— Rep 1,900
Progress Wed— Rep 2,633
Times Semi-W— Rep 1,800
IRWIN, 6,000.— Westmoreland.
Republican Sat— Rep 1,300
Standard Tu— Ind 2,500
JAMESTOWN, 900.— Mercer.
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,550
World Th— Rep 1,120
JEANNETTE, 7,320.— Westmoreland.
Dispatch Fri— Rep 2,200
Labor Herald (ad. P. 5S7) Semi-M-Soc 1,016
JENKINTOWN, 1,630.— Montgomery.
Guide (ad. P. 526) Wed— Ind 1,750
Times-Chronicle Sat— Ind 1,500
JERMYN, 2,750.— Lackawanna.
Press <ad. P. 526) Fri— Ind 500
JERSEY SHORE, 3,000.— Lycoming.
Herald Wed— Dem 620
Spirit Semi-W— Ind 1,000
Vidette Th— Rep 640
JOHNSONBURG, 2,200.— Elk.
Breeze Th— Ind 850
Press Sat— Rep 700
JOHNSTOWN, 39,000.— Cambria.
Democrat §D— Dem 4,500
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,400
Freie Presse (Ger.) Wed— Dem 1,165
Neue Zeit (Ger.) Fri— Rep 620
Tribune *D— Rep 2,740
Tribune Fri— Rep 3,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
KANE, 3,500.— McKean.
Leader Fri— Pro
Republican *D— Rep
RENNET SQUARE, 1,375.— Chester.
Advance Tri-W— Rep
News & Advertiser Wed — Ind
flKITTANNING, 3,150.— Armstrong.
Democrat Th— Dem
Free Press Fri— Rep
Republican Th— Rep
Standard Semi-W— Rep
Times Fri— Ind
Tribune Fri— Rep
KNOXVILLE, 787.— Tioga.
Courier Wed — Ind
KUTZTOWN, 1,640.— Berks.
Journal (Ger.) Th— Ind
Patriot Sat— Ind
LACEYVILLE, 700.— Wyoming.
Messenger (ad. P. 404) Wed— Ind
ULANCASTER, 34,000.— Lancaster.
College Student Mo— Coll
Examiner *D— Rep
Examiner Semi-W — Rep
(Freie Presse (Ger.) *D — Dem
\ Laterne (Ger.) Sat— Dem
Grand Army News Mo — G.A.R
Home Bi-W— Pro
Homoeopathic Envoy Mo — Med
Inquirer Sat — Rep
Intelligencer *D— Dem
Intelligencer Semi-W — Dem
Labor Leader Sat — Lab
Law Review Mon — Legal
Nat. Military & Naval Journal
Mo— Military
New Era *D— Ind-R
New Era Semi-W— Ind-R
News tD— Rep
Penn School Journal Mo — Ed
Sonntags Journal (Ger.) Sun— Ind
Volksfreund (Ger.) .Wed— Rep
LANDENBURG, 540.— Chester.
Express (ad. P. 403) Sat— Ind
LANGHORNE, 1,500.— Bucks.
Standard Wed— Rep
LANSDALE, 2,200.— Montgomery.
Reporter Th— Ind
Republican Wed — Rep
LANSDOWNE, 890.— Delaware.
Life Th— Ind
News Sat— Rep
LANSFORD, 4,200.— Carbon.
Leader Sat— Rep
Record Sat — Dem
LA PLUME, 300.— Lackawanna.
Seed Time & Harvest Sat— Ag
LA PORTE, 390.— Sullivan.
News-Item Th— Rep
LATROBE, 4?896.— Westmoreland.
Advance Wed — Ind
Clipper *D— Ind
Clipper Fri — Rep
LAWRENCEVILLE, 442.— Tioga.
Herald Fri— Rep
1,100
1,500
1,310
1,425
1,000
3,000
1,420
1,040
3,600
3,000
800
2,520
1,500
1,100
400
5,200
5,275
1,450
1,780
1,200
1,040
7,064
3,000
4,900
4,500
3,500
320
500
5,000
6,000
4,880
6,500
1,160
2,150
600
1,800
1,850
1,000
470
500
1,250
1,500
600
1,320
950
1,100
830
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
200
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
PENNSYLVANIA.
1JLEBANON, 16,000.— Lebanon.
Courier Wed— Rep 3,350
News «D— Rep 2,700
News Semi-W— Rep 1,850
^Report (ad. P. 492) *D— Ind 3,200
Report (ad. P. 492) . ...Semi-W— Ind 1,500
Standard Sat— Rep 980
Star (ad. P. 403) Sat— Dem 1,200 '
Times JD— Rep 850
Volks Zeitung (ad. P. 500) (Ger.)
Wed— Rep 2,885
LEECH BURG, 2,200.— Armstrong.
Advance Fri— Ind 1,030
Record (ad. P. 403) Wed— Ind 700
LEHIGHTON, 5,000.— Carbon.
Advocate Fri— Dem 1,300
Press (ad. P. 402) Fri— Rep 1,500
LE RAYSVILLE, 378.— Bradford.
Times Wed— Rep 890
JILEWISBURG, 3,300.— Union.
Chronicle (ad. P. 527-541) ....Sat— Rep 1,035
Journal Th— Dem 1,150
Mirror Mo— Coll 550
News Sat— Rep 3,640
Orange & Blue Tu— Coll 300
JILEWISTOWN, 4,900.— Mifflin.
Courier *D— Ind 500
Democrat Semi-W— Dem 1,775
Free Press Wed— Ind 1,383
Gazette Th— Rep 1,312
LIBONIA, 50.— Franklin.
Park's Floral Magazine. .. .Mo— Floral 350,000
LIGONIER, 1,200.— Westmoreland.
Echo (ad. P. 402) Wed— Ind 810
LILLY, 360.— Cambria.
Signal Fri— Ind 400
LIMERICK, 175.— Montgomery.
News Fri— Ind 1,000
LINDSEY, 410.— Jefferson.
Press Fri— Ind 850
LINESVILLE, 615.— Crawford.
Herald Tu— Rep 910
Record Sat— Dem 500
LITITZ, 1,520.— Lancaster.
Express Fri— Ind 800
Record Fri— Ind 1,500
LITTLESTOWN, 1,050.— Adams.
Independent Sat— Ind 3,000
LIVERPOOL, 830.— Perry.
Sun Wed— Ind 700
fiLOCK HAVEN, 7,420.— Clinton.
Democrat *D— Dem 1,200
Democrat Th— Dem 2,000
(Express *D— Rep 1,120
) Republican Wed— Rep 1,200
LOGANTON, 390.— Clinton.
Journal (ad. P. 580) Fri— Ind 900
LYKENS, 2.530.— Dauphin.
Register Fri— Ind 1,940
Standard Fri— Rep 700
UMcCONNELLSBURG, 780.— Fulton.
Democrat (ad. P. 402) Fri— Dem 1,100
Republican Fri— Rep 1,040
PENNSYLVANIA.
McDONALD, 5,000.— Washington.
Outlook Sat— Ind 2,010
Record Fri— Ind 1,000
McKEESPORT, 30,000.— Allegheny.
Budget Sat— Ind 1,000
Herald (ad. P. 492) t§D— Rep 2,200
News *D— Ind 5,200
Svenska Veckobladet (Swed.).Th— Ind 4,215
Times *D— Rep 3,657
McKEE'S ROCKS, 4,600.— Allegheny.
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,650
Independent Fri— Ind 1,120
MACUNGIE, 630.— Lehigh.
Progress Th— Ind 720
McVEYTOWN, 610.— Mifflin.
Journal Th— Ind 720
MAHAFFEY, 700.— Clearfield.
Gazette Wed— Ind 513
MAHANOY CITY, 12,000.— Schuylkill.
American *D— Rep 2,016
Record *D— Ind 2,200
Saule Semi-W— Rep 700
Tribune Sat— Rep 1,470
MALVERN, 850.— Chester.
Item Sat— Rep 900
Master Painter Mo— Tr 1,000
MANAYUNK, 28,800.— Philadelphia.
Advance Th— Ind 960
Chronicle Fri— Ind 1,300
Sentinel Th— Ind-R 2,100
MANHEIM, 2,150.— Lancaster.
Sentinel & Advertiser Fri— Ind-R 1,900
MANSFIELD, 1,830.— Tioga.
Advertiser Wed— Ind-R 1,650
MAPLETON DEPOT, 720.— Huntingdon.
Item Wed— Ind 600
MARIENVILLE, 530.— Forest.
Express Th— Ind 890
MARIETTA, 2,485.— Lancaster.
Register Sat— Ind-R 800
Times Sat— Ind 1,125
MARION CENTER, 435.— Indiana.
Independent Fri— Rep 800
MARTINSBURG, 620.— Blair.
Herald Fri— Ind 1,000
MARYSVILLE, 1,400.— Perry.
Journal Fri— Ind 800
flMAUCH CHUNK, 4,280.— Carbon.
t News »D— Ind 1,737
i Democrat Sat— Dem 1,713
] Times (ad. P. 548) *D— Ind 1,800
(Coal Gazette (ad. P. 548) Semi-W— Rep 1,400
UMEADVILLE, 11,980.— Crawford.
Campus Semi-M— Coll 400
Democrat Th— Dem 3,500
Journal Th— Rep 2,372
Pennsylvania Farmer (ad. P. 431)
Th— Ag 6,000
People's Advocate Th — Pop
Republican *D— Rep 2,000
Sledge Hammer Sat — Pop
J Star (ad. P. 517) JD— Ind 1,500
( Gazette (ad. P. 517) Fri— Rep 2,500
t Morning and Sunday.
? County Stat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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••MEADVILLE— Continue 1.
Tribune-Republican (ad. P. 409)
t*D— Rep 2,350
Tribune-Republican (ad. P. 409)
Wed— Rep 6,500
MECHANICSBURG, 5,000.-Cumberland.
Daily «D— Ind
Farmer's Friend Sat— Ag 13.120
Free Press (ad. P. 409) Sat— Ind 1,200
Independent Journal Th— Ind 1,900
Saturday Journal Sat— Soc 2,200
Tuesday Journal Tu— Ind 700 !
f MEDIA, 3,500.— Delaware.
American Th— Rep 7,000
Ledger Th— Rep 4,000
Record Sat— Ind-R 2,963
HMERCER, 2,685.— Mercer.
Dispatch & Republican (ad. P. 528)
Fri— Rep 3,700
Western Press Fri— Dem 2,000
MERCERSBURG, 1,065.— Franklin.
Journal Fri— Ind 410
MESHOPPEN, 600.— Wyoming.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 400 !
MEYERSDALE, 2,500.— Somerset.
Commercial Th — Rep 1,870 j
UMIDDLEBURG, 435.— Snyder.
News-Item Th— Ind 1,165
Post Th— Rep 1,900
MIDDLETOWN, 5,430.— Dauphin.
Journal *D— Ind .$1,189
Journal Sat— Rep ^2,005
Press Sat— Ind-R 2,000
MIFFLINBURG, 1,430.— Union.
Telegraph Fri— Rep 1,000
Times Sat— Ind 1,200
flMIFFLINTOWN, l.OOO.-Juniata.
Democrat & Register (ad. P. 409)
Wed— Dem 900
Herald Th— Rep 800
Sentinel Wed— Rep 960
Star Th— Ind 1,050
Tribune Th— Dem 1,200
1JMILFORD, 870.— Pike.
Dispatch (ad. P. 430) Th— Dem jl,008
Press (ad. P. 402) Fri— Rep 710
MILFORD SQUARE, 154.— Bucks.
Familien Freund (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,450
MILLERSBURG, 1,550.— Dauphin.
Herald (ad. P. 406) Fri— Rep 1,220
Sentinel Fri— Ind 1,125
MILLERSTOWN, 700.— Perry.
Journal Fri— Ind 625
MILLERTON, 360.— Tioga.
Advocate Fri— Ind 1,200
MILL HALL, 1,300.— Clinton.
Times Fri— Rep 675
MILLHEIM, 710.— Centre.
Journal Th— Dem 1,000
MILL VILLAGE, 320.— Erie.
Herald ...Fri— Ind 600
PENNSYLVANIA.
MILLVILLE, 600.— Columbia.
Tablet Wed— Ind 720
MILTON, 5,510.— Northumberland.
Miltonian Fri— Rep 1,400
People Th— Pro 10,000
Record Wed— Dem 1,650
Standard Tri-W— Ind 1,900
MINERSVILLE, 5,500.— Schuylkill.
Free Press Sat— Ind-D 1,200
Garsas Amerikas Lietuvin
Mo— Lithuan 800
MONESSEU, 500.— Westmoreland.
News Fri— Ind 400
MONONGAHELA CITY, 4,210.— Washington.
Republican (ad. P. 402) *D— Rep sl,700
Republican (ad. P. 402) Th— Rep s2,8W
MONTGOMERY, 850.— Lycoming.
Mirror Fri— Ind 1,600
MONTOURSVILLE, 1,290.— Lycoming.
Echo Th— Ind 810
Globe Fri— Ind 500
fMONTROSE, 1,800.— Susquthanna.
Democrat Th— Dem 2,400
Game Breeder Mo— Pity 910
Republican Sat— Rep 4,500
MOORE, .—Delaware.
Advocate Th— Rep 250
MORTON, 860.— Delaware.
Chronicle Th— Ind 900
MOUNT CARMEL, 14,000.— Northumberland.
Item Semi-W— Rep 900
News (ad. P. 492) *D— Rep 2,000
(Star *D— Ind 2,789
(Ledger Fri— Ind 2,000
Svoboda (Russian) Tu — Ind
MOUNT HOLLY SPRINGS, 1,220.—
Cumberland.
Echo Tu— Ind 510
MT. JEWETT, 1,000.— McKean.
Herald Fri— Ind 635
News Fri— Rep 500
MOUNT JOY, 1,870.— Lancaster.
Herald (ad. P. 553) Sat— Rep 700
Star and News ' Fri — Ind 660
MOUNT PLEASANT, 4,720.— Westmoreland.
Journal Fri— Ind 1,810
Star *D— Rep
Star Th— Rep
MOUNT UNION, 1,200.— Huntingdon.
Times Fri— Ind-R 1,020
MUNCY, 1,325.— Lycoming.
Advertiser Fri— Rep 960
Democrat Th— Dem 820
MYERSTOWN, 1,925.— Lebanon.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 1,325
NANTICOKE, 12,340.— Luzerne.
News (ad. P. 409) *D— Dem 2,400
News (ad. P. 409) Th— Dem 1,900
NARBERTH, 100.— Montgomery.
News .. ...Sat— Ind 300
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
U County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
202
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
PENNSYLVANIA.
NATRONA, 3,500.— Allegheny.
West Penn Press Th— Rep 1,125
NAZARETH, 1,318.— Northampton.
Item (ad. P. 540) Fri— Ind 1,790
NEW ALBANY, 290.— Bradford.
Mirror Wed— Ind 500
NEW BERLIN, 615.— Union.
Reporter Th— Rep 563
NEW BETHLEHEM, 1,800.— Clarion.
Leader Th— Ind 875
Vindicator (ad. P. 411) Fri— Ind 1,160
fiNEW BLOOMFIELD, 780.— Perry.
Advocate Wed— Rep 1,200
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,206
Freeman Fri— Rep 1,000
Times Fri— Rep 1,800
NEW BRIGHTON, 5,890.— Beaver.
News (ad. P. 411) *D— Rep 1,400
News (ad. P. 411) Th— Rep 630
flNEW CASTLE, 18,000.— Lawrence.
Courant-Guardian (ad. P. 430)
*D— Rep 3,650
Courant-Guardian (ad. P. 430)
Wed— Rep 5,700
Democrat Th— Dem 2,590
News *D— Rep 3,000
News Wed— Rep 4,500
Record Th— Ind-R 1,500 j
NEW HOLLAND, 1,145.— Lancaster.
Clarion Sat— Ind 1,020 {
NEW HOPE, 1,160.— Bucks.
News Sat— Ind 800 ;
NEW KENSINGTON, 7,000.— Westmoreland. I
Dispatch Fri— Ind 1,250 !
Keystone Th— Rep 1,450
NEW MILFORD, 810.— Susquehanna.
Advertiser Sat— Ind 1,900 j
NEW OXFORD, 590.— Adams.
Item Fri— Ind 740 ;
NEWPORT, 1,500.— Perry.
Ledger Th— Ind-R 800
News Th— Ind 1,363
NEWTON HAMILTON, 350.— Mifflin.
Watchman Sat— Ind 600
NEWTOWN, 1,325.— Bucks.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 2,532
NEWVILLE, 1,570.— Cumberland.
Star Wed— Ind 960
Times (ad. P. 591) Wed— Ind 1,100
NEW WILMINGTON, 728.— Lawrence.
Globe Th— Ind 850
Holcad Mo— Coll 340
NICHOLSON, 770.-Wyoming,
Examiner Fri — Ind 790
NORMALVILLE, . — — .
Mountaineer Mo — Rep 875
1JNORRISTOWN, 20,200.— Montgomery.
Herald *D— Rep 5,500
Herald Mon— Rep 3,840
Law Reporter Sat— Leg 300
PENNSYLVANIA.
'NORRISTOWN— Continued.
National Defender Tu— Dem 2,150
Register (ad. P. 514) *D— Dem 3,200
Register (ad. P. 514) Tu— Dem 1,800
Review Tu— Ind 1,250
Standard Fri— Pro 1,510
Times (ad. P. 556) »D— Rep 6,000
Times (ad. P. 556) Sat— Rep 1,650
NORTH EAST, 2,360.— Erie.
Advertiser Th— Ind 775
Breeze Sat— Ind 820
Sun Sat— Rep 1,100
NORTHUMBERLAND, 2,800.—
Northumberland.
Public Press Fri— Ind
915
NORTH WALES, 1,085.— Montgomery.
Record Sat— Ind 2,000
NORWOOD, 100.— Delaware.
Sentinel Sat— Ind 800
OAKDALE, 620.— Allegheny.
Times Sat— Ind 800
OIL CITY, 11,540.— Venango.
Blizzard *D— Ind 1,500
Blizzard Th— Ind 2,000
Derrick JD— Rep 5,000
Derrick Semi- W— Ind 12,800
OLYPHANT, 4,200.— Lackawanna.
Gazette Sat— Ind 3,000
Record Th— Ind 2,600
ORBISONIA, 970.— Huntingdon.
Dispatch Th— Rep 700
ORIOLE, 100.— Lycoming.
News Fri— Ind 400
ORWIGSBURG, 1,400.— Schuylkill.
News Sat— Ind 540
OSCEOLA MILLS, 1,750.— Clearfield.
Leader-Courier Fri — Ind 700
OSTERBURG, 100.— Bedford.
Mt. Echo (ad. P. 579) Fri— Ind 1,025
OSWAYO, 380.— Potter.
Record Fri— Rep 300
OVAL, 200.— Lycoming.
Ledger (ad. P. 583) Th— Ind 1,150
OXFORD, 2,000.— Chester.
Press Th— Ind 3,200
Times Sat— Rep 800
PALMYRA, 820.— Lebanon.
Advocate Th— Ind 600
Record (ad. P. 411) Th— Ind-R 1,000
PARKER LANDING, 1,330.— Armstrong.
Phoenix Fri— Ind 960
PARKESBURG, 1,560.— Chester.
Poultry Keeper Mo — Pity
Times Fri— Pro
PATTON, 250.— Cambria.
Courier Th— Ind 975
Searchlight -....Wed— Ind 400
PEN ARGYLE, 3,000.— Northampton.
Index (ad. P. 411) Fri— Ind 1,000
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday.
fl Pnnntv .Spat * Evening, " p jyj
i Sworn Circulation
T Morning and
fi County Seat.
§ Morning, except Monday.
'* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
:ion.
203
PENNSYLVANIA.
PENBROOK, 850-Dauphin.
Times Sat— Rep 640
PENFIELD, 800.— Clearfield.
News (ad. P. 532) Fri— Ind 600
PENNSBURG, 650.— Montgomery.
Bauern Freund (Ger.) Tu— Dem 3,100
Press Sat— Dem 840
Town & County Sat— Ind 500
PERKASIE, 464.— Bucks.
Central News Th— Ind 2,200
^PHILADELPHIA, 1,055,000.— Philadelphia.
Abend Post (Ger.) *D— Rep 5,720
Advanced Quarterly Qrtly— Bap 585,000
Advance Scholars Quarterly
Qrtly— Ref.Ch 91,500
Advertiser Sat— Ind 1,000
Advocate Sat— Ind 4,800
American Sat — Ind 5,000
Am. Carpet & Upholstery Journal
Mo— Com 4,000
Am. Catholic Historical Researches
Qrtly— Cath 1,250
r Qrtly— Cath 3,640
Am. Catholic Review ^---^
Am. Church Sunday School Magazine
Mo— Epis 5,500
Am. Cricketer (Nov. to April Mo.)
Sport 900
Am. Exchange & Review. .. .Mo— Ins 4,600
Am. Friend Th— Friends 6,000
Am. Journal of Medical Science
Mo— Med 7,000
Am. Journal of Pharmacy.. Mo — Phar 1,100
Am. Journal of Photography
Mo— Photo 1,640
Am. Law Register Mo — Leg 715
Am. Mechanics' Advocate
Mo— O.U.A.M 4,550
Am. Poultry Raiser Semi-M— Pity 1,100
Am. S. S. Union Qrtly. Qrtly— A. S.S.U 70,000
Annals of Surgery Mo— Med 2,760
Annajs of the American Academy of
Political & Social Science
Bi-M— Science 3,000
Architect & Builder Mo— Arch 500
Augsburg S. S. Teacher. .. .Mo— Luth 14,000
Avenir (French) Mo — Epis 400
Banner and Herald Mo— Tern 1,000
Baptist Bulletin Mo— Bap 2,000
Baptist Commonwealth Sat — Bap 9,500
Baptist Superintendent Mo— Bap 10,000
Baptist Teacher Mo— Bap 76,500
Bee Sun — Rep
Book News Mo— Lit 10,200
British American Sat— Ind 17,500
Bulletin *D— Rep 132,108
Bulletin of the American Iron & Steel
Association Semi-M — Com 1,200
Caduceus of Kappa Sigma. Bi-M — Frat 880
Call *D— Rep 45,000
Call Sat— Ind 20,000
Camera Mo— Photo 1,000
Camp News Semi-M— Frat 3,100
Camp Record Mo— Frat 3,340
Carpenter Mo — Carpen 29,250
Carriage Monthly Mo — Com 4,000
Catholic Magazine Mo — Cath
Catholic Standard Sat— Cath 18,900
Catholic T. A. News Wed— Tern 1,720
Christian Banner (Col.) Sat— Rel 1,000
Christian Instructor (ad. P. 408)
Th— U.Pres 5,500
Christianity in Earnest. .. .Bi-M— Meth 20,000
Christian Recorder (Col.)..Th— A.M.E 4,500
Christian Standard (ad. P. 408)
Mon— Rel 12,500
PENNSYLVANIA.
^PHILADELPHIA— Continued.
Church Press Association Ch'h Maga-
zine Mo — Rel
Church Review (Col.) Qrtly— M.E 1,500
Church Standard Th— Epis 17,500
City & State Th— Ind 3,100
Codex Medicus Mo— Med 2,240
College and Clinical Record. Mo— Med 2,900
Colporter Mo— Bap 40,000
Commercial List Sat— Com 11,500
Confectioners' Journal Mo-^Cpm 5,020
Congregational Work Mo — Mission
Conservator Mo— Lit 2,000
Corrierre Delia Sera (Ital.). .*D— Ind
Cycle Trade Journal Mo— Tr 18,500
Cyclopedia of Practical Med. Mo— Med 10,000
Defender (Col.) Sat— Rep 1,000
Demokrat (Ger.) JD— Dem 20,000
Dental Brief Mo— Dent 7,240
Dental Cosmos Mo— Dent 9,000
Dental Office and Laboratory
Bi-M— Dent 6,500
Dispatch (Frankford) Sun— Rep 3,000
Down Town News Th— Rep 9,875
Drugs, Oils and Paints Mo— Com 2,100
Dyers' Trade Journal Mo— Tr 1;000
Engineering Mechanics Mo — Eng'r 5,125
Entomological News Mo — Science 660
Episcopal Recorder (ad. P. 408)
Th— Ref-Epis 4,800
Etude Mo— Music 35,000
Faith and Works Mo— Evan 1,220
Farm Journal Mo— Ag 380,000
Fashions Mo — Lit&Fash
Finance and Commerce.. .Mon — Finan 2,200
First Ward News Fri— Ind 6,000
Food, Home and Garden. Mo— Veg'ble 4,500
Forest Leaves Bi-M— TreeCult 2,700
Forward Sat— Fam 121,400
Friedenstaube (Ger.) Mo — Evan 1,000
Friends' Intelligencer. .. .Sat— Friends 3,500
Gazette (Ger.) t*D— Ind 50,000
Golden Days Sat— Juv 100,000
Griffin's Journal Mo— Cath 10,800
Grocers' Review Mo— Tr 2,415
Grocery World Mon— Com 9,000
Guardian Angel Sat— Cath-Juv 36,400
Guide Wed— Ind 3,300
Hahnemannian Monthly.. Mo — Homoe 2,700
Heidelberg Teacher Mo— Ref.Ch 10,450
Herald *D— Ind 15,000
Home Queen Mo— Household 120,000
Home Visitor Mo — Household
Homoeopathic Physician Mo — Med 500
Homoeopathic Recorder Mo — Med 2,400
Hotel Reporter JD— Hotels 2,600
House and Home Mo — Household 25,000
Household Journal... .Mo— Household 166,000
Implement Age Semi-M — Com
Independent Mechanic Mo— I.O.M 800
Inquirer (ad. P. 386) fD—Ind-R 168,000
Inquirer (ad. P. 386) Sun-Ind-R 170,000
Insurance News Mo — Ins 2,850
Insurance Register Mo — Ins 1,500
Intelligencer Mo — Ins 1,000
Intermediate Quarterly. Qrtly— BapS.S 285,000
Intermediate Scholars' Quarterly
Qrtly Ref.Ch 22,000
International Dental Journal .
Mo— Dent 2,460
International Journal of Ethics
Qrtly— Und 1,300
International Passenger and Ticket
Agents' Journal Mo — R. R
Irish-Am. Review Sat— Ind 5,260
Item (ad. P. 193) " *D— Ind 200,000
Item (ad. P. 193) Sat— Ind 74,587
Item (ad. P. 193) Sun— Ind 220,000
Jewish Exponent Fri— Jew 7,900
Journal of Commerce Sat — Com 3,150
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.s Sworn Circulation.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
UPHILADELPHIA— Continued.
Journal of Comparative Medicine
Mo— Med 1,000
Jour, of the Association of Engineering
Societies Mo^— Science 1,610
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Mo— Science 1^90
Journal of Osteopathy Mo — Osteo 800
Journal of the Times Sat — Sport
Junior American Mechanic
Mo— J.O.U.A.M 4,500
Kensington Local Th— Ind 4,850
Keystone Sat— Mas 1,900
Keystone Mo— Jewelry 17,500
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Mo— K.ofG.E 4,210
Ladies' Home Journal Mo— Fam 820,000
Ladies' Home Magazine Mo — Lit 21,500
Legal & Ins. Reporter Mo— Ins 1,000
Legal Intelligencer Fri— Leg 2,100
Leisure Hours Mo— Lit 76,500
L-fe at Home Mo — Lit
Lippincott Magazine Mo — Lit 46,400
Literary Era Mo — Lit
Lutheran (ad. P. 408) Th— Luth 6,000
Lutheran Observer (ad. P. 408)
Fri— Luth 18,000
Manufacturer Bi-M— Com 5,000
Maritime Journal Sat — Marit 1,000
Market Basket Sat— Ag 30,000
Mason's Coin Collectors' Magazine
Mo — Numismatics 1,500
Med. & Surg. Reporter Sat— Med 3,000
Medical Bulletin Mo— Med 6,000
Medical Council Mo— Med 15,500
Medical Journal Sat— Med 10,000
Medical Summary Mo— Med 10,000
Medical Times & Register
Semi-M— Med 6.340
Medical World Mo— Med 26,000
Merchants' Guide Sat — Com 5,840
Methodist Sat— Meth 5,300
Millers' Review Mo— Milling 4,300
Musical Tempo Bi-M — Music
Musician Mo— Music 11,500
National Baker Mo— Tr 1,985
National Barber Mo— Com 24.642
Neue Welt (Ger.) Sun-Ind 11,500
New Ideas Mo— Agents 101,000
News *D— Rep 18,000
News Fri— Rep 14,200
Nicetown Signal Fri — Local 950
Nord Amerika (Ger.) Sat— Cath 6,150
North American JD— Ind-R 50,000
Northeast News Sat— Ind 6,500
Northwest News Fri— Ind 4,800
Northwest Record Fri— Ind 5,000
Oakdale Weekly Sat— Ind 2,800
Odd Fellows' Journal.. Th— Gr.U.O.F 4.250
Odd Fellows' Siftings. .. .Sat— I.O.O.F 2,930
Our State Army & Navy
Mo— Milit&Nav 1,100
Patryota (Pol.) Fri— Rep 800
Peacemaker Mo — PeaceUnion 1,400
Pennsylvanian JD— Coll 3,000
Penn. Herald Mo— S.S 10,420
Penn. Railroad Men's News
Mo— Und 2,500
Penn. Staats Gazette (Ger.).. Sat — Ind
Pepper's Musical Times. ... .Mo— Mus 30,000
Pigeon Flying Mo — Pigeons 500
Polyclinic Sat— Med 3,120
Practical Engineering Mo — Mech 5,150
Practical Farmer Sat— Ag 40,000
Presbyterian (ad. P. 411) . . . Wed— Pres 13,200
Presbyterian and Reformed Review
Qrtly— Pres 1,500
Presbyterian Herald Mo — Pres
Presbyterian Journal Th— Pres 8.000
Press JD— Rep 67,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
^PHILADELPHIA— Continued.
Press Wed— Rep 21,230
Press Sun— Rep 136,400
Primary Quarterly Qrtly— BapS.S 300,000
Public Accountant Mo— Acct 1,000
Public Health Mo— Sanit
Public Ledger JD— Rep 75,000
Quaker City Sat
Railroad Record Semi-M— R.R 5,000
Railway World Sat— R.R 1,510
Real Estate Record Wed— Real Est 2,900
Record JD— Ind-D *185,849
Record Sun— Ind-D 5145,839
Record of Am. Cath. Historical So-
ciety Qrtly— Cath 3,250
Red and Blue Mo— Coll 450
Ref. Church Messenger (ad. P. 408)
Th— Ref.Ch 8,000
Ref. Quarterly Review. .Qrtly— Ref.Ch 400
Religious News and Home Guide
Th— Rel 2,140
Reporter (Kensington) Sat— Ind 5,042
Retrospect of Medicine and Pharmacy
Mo— Med 6,450
Royal Arcanum Messenger. .Mo — R.A 800
St. George's Journal Sat— Br.-Am 2,740
Saturday Evening Post Sat— Lit 170,000
Saturday Night Sat— Lit 100,000
Scattered Seeds Mo— Juv 5,000
Scorcher Mon— Bicycle 1,000
Senior Quarterly Qrtly— Rel 212,000
Shoe and Leather Facts Wed— Com 4,000
Sonntagsblatt (Ger.) Sun— Ind 50,000
Sonntags-Gazette (Ger.) Sun
Sonntags- Journal (Ger.) Sun — Ind 4,000
South End Advocate Th— Ind 1,000
Southern Progress Mo— Immigra
South Philadelphia Fri— Ind 1,500
Sporting Life Th— Sport 42,400
Standard Echo (Col.) Sat— Rep 1,000
Stenographer Mo — Steno 500
Stockholder JD— Finan
Sugar Beet Mo— Com 2,150
Sun Mo— Agts 35,000
Sunday School Times (ad. P. 408)
Sat— Evan 156,300
Table Talk Mo— Culinary 30,200
Tageblatt (Ger.) JD— Ind 4,000
Taggart's Times Sun— Ind 30,000
Teacher Mo— Ed 5,000
Techniker (Ger.) Mo— Science 5,300
Telegraph *D— Rep 80,000
Telegraph (Heb.) Fri— Jew 3,140
Textile Colorist Mo— Science 5,300
Textile Record of Amer Mo— Com 5,000
Times *D— Ind 75,000
Times Sat— Ind 28,500
Times Sun— Ind 57,000
Tobacco World Fri— Com 3,960
Trade League News Mo— Tr 2,000
Traffic Mo— Com 15,000
Transcript Sun— Ind-R 1,000
Tribune (Col.) Sat— Rep 700
Trunk and Leather Goods Review
Mo— Tr 2,050
Tusculum Mo— Ed 500
Twenty-sixth Ward News Th— Ind 5,075
United States Review Th— Ins 1,410
University Med. Mag Mo— Med 2,650
Varnish Mo— Com 4,000
Vereinigte Staaten Zeiturrg Journal
(Ger.) . . Wed— Dem 8,000
Vesuvio (ad. P. 538) (Ital.) ..Sat— Ind 8,142
Voce Delia Colonia (Ital.). .Sat— Rep 800
Westminster Teacher Mo— Pres 73,100
West Philadelphian Sat— Ind 3,250
West Phila. Press Sat— Ind 7,200
Whist Opinion Sat— Whist 2,000
Woman's Ideas Mo — Lit.&Fam
World Sun— Rep 10,000
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
\ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, exceot Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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^PHILADELPHIA— Continued.
Young America Mo— Juv 10,000
Young Folk's Cath. Weekly. Sat— Cath 10,644
Young People Sat— Bap 82,600
PHILLIPSBURG, 3,350.— Centre.
Journal *D— Ind 530
Journal Fri— Ind 1.040
Ledger Semi-W— Ind 1,300
Record Fri— Dem 1,500
PHOENIXVILLE, 8,820.— Chester.
Messenger Th— Ind 975
Republican (ad. P. 559) ....*D— Rep 3,500
PINE GROVE, 1,125.— Schuylkill.
Herald Fri— Ind 940
PITCAIRN, .—Allegheny.
Express (ad. P. 410) Th— Ind 1,310
^PITTSBURGH, 280,000.— Allegheny.
American Sat— Jr.O.U.A.M 3,200
Am. Manufacturer and Iron World
Fri— Met&Mfg 3,500
Amerikansko Slovenske Noviny
(Slav.) . .Tri-W— Ind 8,000
Banker Bi-M— Bank 3,000
BeobacHer (Ger.) JD— Dem 6,000
Beobachter (Ger.) Th— Dem 7,500
Bible Teacher Mo— U.Pres 7,200
Broad Axe (Col.) Sat— Rep 800
Builders' Gazette Mon— Bldg 6,750
Bulletin Sat— Lit 8,150
Catholic Th— Cath 13,000
China, Glass & Lamps Wed— Com 2,138
Christian Advocate Th— Meth-Epis 23.000
Christian Union Herald. . .Sat— U.Pres 24,000
Chronicle-Telegraph (ad. P. 386)
*D— Ind-R 48,000
Chronicle-Telegraph (ad. P. 386)
Th— Ind-R 27,500
Church News Mo— Epis 1,600
Clipper Fri— Ind 1.315
Coal and Coke Bi-M— Com 1,000
Commerc;al Gazette *D— Rep $37,808
Commercial Gazette Sat— Rep 20.000
Commoner & Glass Worker. .Sat— Lab 6000
Cornelia (Ger.) Semi-M— Fam 12,650
Dispatch JD— Rep 45.000
Dispatch Th— Rep 10.500
Dispatch Sun— Rep 74.610
East Ender Sat— Ind 2.572
East End Journal Fri— Soc 2,479
Financial News JD— Finan 1,000
Flower Garden Fri— Tew 900
Freiheits Freund (Ger.) tD— Rep 13,640
Freiheits Freund und Courier (Ger.)
Fri— Reo 5.000
Gazeta Pittsburgska (Pol.). Sat— Ind-R 3,212
Grit Sat— Ind 9,000
Home Monthly Mo— Lit&Home 20,416
Hotel Guide Sat— Hotel 4,720
Insurance Wor'd Mo— Ins 5,000
Irish Pennsylvanian....Sat— Irish-Cath 4,620
Jewish Criterion Fri — Jew 7,115
Jour, of Building. Semi-M— Bldg&Arch 5000
Keystone Endeavorer Mo— Ch.End 10,000
Leader *D— Ind j29,566
Leader Sun— Ind 535,886
Legal Journal Wed— Leg 1,200
Life Sat— Ind-R 3,200
Lutheran Witness Semi-M— Luth 2.500
Mercantile Journal Th— Com 3,500
Messenger Mo — Und
Methodist Recorder... .Sat— Meth-Prot 6,500
National Glass Budget. . .Sat— GlassTr 2,500
National Labor Tribune Sat— Lab 15.000
National Stockman & Farmer. Th—Ag 45,000
News *D— Rep 23,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
^PITTSBURGH— Continued.
Our Morning Guide Wkly — S.S
• Pennsylvania Medical Journal
Mo— Med 3,940
Petroleum Gazette Mo— Tr 2,115
Post 4D— Dem 53,889
Post Th— Dem 14,268
Post Sun— Den* 50,789
Presbyterian Banner Wed— Pres 15,500
Press *D— Ind-R i45,116
Press Sun— Ind 32,000
Protestant Herald Sat— Anti-Rom 1,000
Rarasek (S'av.) Mo— Hum 1,000
Real Estate Record Sat— RealEst 2,120
Record Sat— Ind 1,000
Retail Merchant' Review Wed— Tr 500
Scotch Fri— Lit
South Pittsburger Sat— Ind 5.200
Star Sat— Ind 3,600
Times $D— Rep 51,500
Tin and Terne Bi-W— Tinplate 800
Trades Journal Th— Lab 9,800
United Presbyterian Th— U.Pres 13,000
Vo'ksblatt (Ger.) JD-Ind 10.450
Volksblatt (Ger.) Th— Ind 4.400
Volksblatt (Ger.) Sun— Ind 9,100
Volksfreund (Ger.) Fri— Tew 5,143
West End Record Sat— Ind 4,200
Wielkopolanin (Pol.) Th— Cath 1,000
Worker Fri— Rel 1,250
PITTSTON, 15,650.— Luzerne.
Gazette *D— Rep 2,500
Gazette Fri— Rep 2,400
PLEASANTVILLE, 940.— Venango.
Commercial Record Semi-M— Com 650
PLYMOUTH, 9,390.— Luzerne.
Local Fri— Ind 1,000
Star Mo- — Lit
Vienybe Lietuvniku (Lith.).Wed — Lit. 400
PORT ALLEGANY, 1,850.— McKean.
Press Th— Rep 1,000
Reporter Semi-W— Dem 1,800
PORTLAND, 690.— Northampton.
Enterprise .Th— Ind 690
PORT ROYAL, 530.— Juniata.
Times (ad. P. 575) Th— Ind 1,050
POTTSTOWN, 18,000.— Montgomery.
Advocate Sat— Rep 1,285
Ledger (ad. P. 561) *D— Ind 1,500
Ledger (ad. P. 561) Tu— Ind 1,300
News $D— Ind 3,000
POTTSVILLE, 16,000.— Schuylkill.
Amerikanischer Republikaner (Ger.)
Fri— Rep 1,500
Baptist Treasury Mo — Lit
Christian Life Semi-M— Und 3,000
(Chronicle «D— Dem 5,800
1 Standard Fri— Dem 2,000
Demokrat (Ger.) Fri— Dem 2,300
Herald Sat— Rep 750
Miners' Journal *D— Rep 3,150
Miners' Journal Fri— Rep 1,650
Republican *D— Rep 7,800
Republican Sat— Rep 2,000
Review Sat— Dem 2,200
PUNXSUTAWNEY, 3,100.— Jefferson.
News Wed— Ind 1,300
Republican (ad. P. 557) Tu— Rep 1,400
Spirit Wed— Ind-R 3,100
t Morning and Sunday.
i[ County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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QUAKERTOWN, 2,350.— Bucks.
Free Press Fri— Ind 1,630
Manna Mo — Und
Mennonite Mo — Mennon 765
Times Th— Ind 1,070
QUARRYVILLE, 740.— Lancaster.
Sun Fri— Ind 1,050
HREADING, 61,500.— Berks.
Adler (Ger.) (ad. P. 403). .. .Tu— Dem 5,125
Banner von Berks (Ger.) Tu— Dem 1,500
Biene (Ger.) Sun— Dem 1,610
Deutsche Eiche (Ger.).Wed— D.O.ofH 2,265
Eagle *D— Ind 15,195
Eagle Sat— Ind 3,793
Eagle Sun— Ind 8,436
Herald JD— Ind 4,500
Junior Tidings Mo— Pro 700
Lutherisches Kirchenblatt (Ger.)
Sat— Luth 3,100
Musical News Mo— Mus 5,000
News (ad. P. 403) Sat— Dem 3,850
Pleasant Moments Mo— Lit 1,000
Post (Ger.) *D— Dem 2,000
Preachers' Assistant. ....... .Mo— Und 3,418
Reformed Ch. Record Th— Ref.Ch 4,890
Reformed Church Tidings. .. .Mo— Rel
Reformirte Hausfreund (Ger.)
Bi-W— Ref.Ch 1,000
Review *D— Rep 4,800
Sonntagsgast (Ger.) Mo— Fam 2,200
Telegram (ad. P. 404) *D— Dem 5,500
(Times JD— Rep 4,920
(Berks & Schuylkill Journal. Sat— Rep 3,200
RENOVO, 4,300.— Clinton.
News (ad. P. 403) *D— Ind 1,200
Record Fri— Ind-D 1,160
REYNOLDSVILLE, 2,840.— Jefferson.
Star Wed— Ind 650
Volunteer Wed— Ind 700
ffRIDGWAY, 4,000.— Elk.
Advocate Th— Rep 1,545
Democrat Th— Dem 1,000
Star (ad. P. 403) *D— Ind 1,000
RIEGELSVILLE, 650.— Bucks.
News Wed— Ind 800
ROCHESTER, 3,500.— Beaver.
Commoner Sat— Ind 2,200
ROSCOE, 500.— Washington.
Ledger Fri— Ind-R 700
ROVER'S FORD, 2,200.— Montgomery.
Tribune Fri— Ind 730
RUSSELL, 340.— Warren.
Record Th— Ind 400
ST. CLAIR, 3,750.— Schuylkill.
Local Sat— Ind 650
Splinters Sat— Ind-R 875
ST. MARY'S, 2,500.— Elk.
Gazette Th— Dem 915
Herald Sat— Dem 920
SALISBURY, 1,150.— Somerset.
Star Th— Rep 720
SALTSBURG, 1,135.— Indiana.
Press Th— Ind 800
SANDY LAKE, 790.-Mercer.
News Fri— Rep 600
PENNSYLVANIA.
SAXTON, 1,100.— Bedford.
Herald (ad. P. 413) Wed— Ind 600
SAYRE, 4,000— Bradford.
Game Fowl Mo— Pity 1,900
Times Tri-W— Ind 1,450
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN, 3,300.— Schuylkill.
Call Sat— Ind 700
SCHWENKSVILLE, 700.— Montgomery.
Item Th— Ind 2,500
SCOTTDALE, 2,950.— Westmoreland.
Independent Th— Ind 1,600
News *D— Rep 700
News Fri— Rep 1,250
flSCRANTON, 90,000.— Lackawanna.
Courier- Progress Sat— Rep 1,200
Diocesan Record Sat— Cath 8,000
Every Saturday (ad. P. 587) Sat— Lab
Free Press (ad. P. 410) Sun— Dem 10,700
Labor Herald Sat— Lab
News (ad. P. 410) Sun— Dem 3,800
Przeglad (Pol.) Wed— Lab 2,800
Providence Register Sat— Ind 880
Providence Star Sat— Ind 1,200
Republican JD— Rep 10,500
Republican Wed— Rep 3,500
Republican Sun— Rep 5,600
Science & Industry Mo— Mech 30,000
Scrantonian Sun— Ind 10,000
Sonnabend Journal (Ger.). .. .Sat— Ind 1,000
Straz (Pol.) Sat— Lab 2,800
Times (ad. P. 563) *D— Dem i!6,038
Tribune (ad. P. 558) $D— Rep 10,800
Truth *D— Ind 14,200
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Th— Rep 840
SELINSGROVE, 1,320.— Snyder.
Times Th— Dem 810
Tribune Th— Rep 860
SELLERSVILLE, 1,200.— Bucks.
Herald Fri— Ind 700
SEWICKLEY, 5,000.— Allegheny.
Sewickley Valley Sat— Ind 550
SH AM O KI N, 15,750.— Northumberland.
IDispatch (ad. P. 542) *D— Ind 2,400
1 Times (ad. P. 542) Fri— Ind 880
Herald *D— Rep 2,900
Herald Fri— Ind 950
News *D— Rep 1,700
News Fri— Rep 870
SHARON, 10,000.— Mercer.
Eagle . Wed— Rep 1,020
Herald Fri— Rep 1,100
Telegraph *D— Ind 1,000
Telegraph Th— Rep 1,600
SHARPSBURG, 4,950.— Allegheny.
Advertiser (ad. P. 579) ... .Fri— Ind-R 1,200
Herald Sat— Ind 2,500
SHARPSVILLE, 2,776.— Mercer.
Advertiser Wed— Rep 780
SHENANDOAH, 16,570.— Schuylkill.
Chronicle Th— Ind 1,450
Dirva Qrtly— Lith 870
Herald *D— Rep 1,900
Herald Sat— Rep 1,600
Journal (ad. P. 412) Sat— Ind 2,500
News *D— Dem 1,800
News Sun— Ind-D 2,400
News-Budget Semi-W— Ind 2,200
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
.s Sworn Circulation.
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SHICKSHINNY, 1,510.— Luzerne.
Echo Fri— Rep 2,000
SHERADEN, 400.— Allegheny.
News Sat — Ind
SHIPPENSBURG, 2,188.— Cumberland.
Chronicle Th— Ind
News (ad. P. 591) Fri— Ind-R
SKIPPACK, 310.— Montgomery.
Transcript Fri — Rep
SLATINGTON, 3,000.— Lehigh.
News Sat — Ind
Star Fri— Ind
SLIPPERY ROCK, 900.— Butler.
Signal Th— Ind
flSMETHPORT, 1,230.— McKean.
Democrat Fri — Dem
Miner Fri — Rep
SMITHTON, 1,050.— Westmoreland.
Register Th— Ind
fiSOMERSET, 1,765.— Somerset.
Democrat (ad. P. 513) Wed— Dem
Herald Wed— Rep
Standard Th— Rep
SOUDERTON, 685.— Montgomery.
Independent Fri — Ind
450
1,520
1,700
2,000
830
720
650
3,100
1,600
850
1,650
1,870
1,176
780
SOUTH BETHLEHEM, 10,750.—
Northampton.
Brown and White Semi-W— Coll
Globe *D— Ind
Lehigh Burr Mo— Coll
Mail Tri-W— Ind
Star (ad. P. 591) *D— Ind-D
SOUTH FORK, 1,500.— Cambria. ,
Record Fri — Rep
SPANGLER, 550.— Cambria.
Sentinel Fri — Rep
SPARTANSBURG, 712.— Crawford.
Sentinel Th— Ind
SPRING CITY, 2,125.— Chester.
Sun Th— Ind
SPRINGDALE, 1,020.— Allegheny.
Record Sat — Ind'
800
1,700
600
1,500
2,000
670
430
1,200
1,000
500
SPRING GROVE, 600.— York.
Ripplet Fri— Ind
SPRINGTOWN, 420.— Bucks.
Times Sat— Ind
STATE COLLEGE, 360.— Centre.
Free Lance Mo — Ed
Times Th— Rep
STEELTON, 9,420.— Dauphin.
Advocate (ad. P. 413) Sat— Ind
Press (Col.) Sat— Rep
Reporter Sat— Rep
STEWARTSTOWN, 455.— York.
News Fri— Ind
STOCK, 300.— Chester.
Blooded Stock Mo— LiveStk 11,000
790
425
050
1,700
.600
1,250
780
PENNSYLVANIA.
STRASBURG, 1,000.— Monroe.
News Sat— Rep 700
fiSTROUDSBURG, 2,460.— Monroe.
Democrat Fri— Dem 2,400
Jeffersonian Th— Rep 1,500
Times *D— Ind 700
Times Th— Dem 1,750
SUGAR GROVE, 900.— Warren.
Items (ad. P. 574) Th— Ind 600
fiSUNBURY, 9,500.— Northumberland.
American Fri — Rep 1,150
Daily *D— Ind 1,400
Democrat Th— Dem 2,500
Item *D— Ind 1,200
SUSQUEHANNA, 3,910.— Susquehanna.
Journal (ad. P. 547) ... .Tri-W— Ind-R 3,500
(Transcript »D— Ind 900
1 Ledger Wed— Rep 1,900
SWARTHMORE, 230.— Delaware.
Phoenix Bi-W— Coll 550
Swarthmore Sat — Ind 600
TACONY, 5,000.— Philadelphia.
New Era Th— Rep 1,200
TAMAQUA, 6,080.— Schuylkill.
Courier Tri-W— Ind 1,300
Recorder Semi-W— Dem 2,250
Register , Mon— Rep 1,250
TARENTUM, 8,000.— Allegheny.
Telegram Fri— Ind 1,100
Times Th— Rep 1,250
TAYLOR, 6,000.— Lackawanna.
Herald Sat— Ind 1,100
TELFORD, 1,200.— Montgomery.
Presse (Ger.) Tu— Fam 1,500
TERRE HILL, 890.— Lancaster.
Times (ad. P. 579) Fri— Ind 700
THOMPSONTOWN, 291.— Juniata.
Globe Wed— Ind 800
TIDIOUTE, 1,430.— Warren.
News ....Fri— Rep 870
TIOGA, 800.— Tioga.
Argus Fri— Ind 730
Hustler Mon— Rep 600
UTIONESTA, 690.— Forest.
Democratic Vindicator Th— Dem 800
Republican Wed— Rep 1,200
TITUSVILLE, 8,290.— Crawford.
Advance Guard Fri — Dem 1,800
Courier *D— Dem 1,000
Courier Fri— Dem 1,200
Herald fD— Rep 1,420
Herald Fri— Rep 2,550
World (ad. P. 411) Sun— Ind 1,900
UTOWANDA, 4,420.— Bradford.
Argus Th— Dem 2,000
Reporter- Journal Th— Rep ^3,500
Republican Th— Rep 2,400
Review JD— Ind 1,100
Star Th— Ind-D 1,850
TOWER CITY, 2,100.— Schuylkill.
Echo Sat— Ind 450
Herald Th— Ind 600
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
H County Seat. * Evening, " f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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TREMONT, 2,300.— Schuylkill.
News Th— Ind 540
Press Sat— Ind 630
TROY, 1,400.— Bradford.
Gazette Th— Rep 800
Register Sat— Rep 1,000
BTUNKHANNOCK, 1,310.— Wyoming.
Democrat Fri— Dem 2,000
New Age Th— Ind 1,200
Republican (ad. P. 539) Fri— Rep 1,600
TURTLE CREEK, 1,200.— Allegheny.
Leader (ad. P. 413) Sat— Ind 1,000
Tribune Sat— Ind 750
TYRONE, 5,100.— Blair.
Herald *D— Rep 1,400
Herald Th— Rep 1,000
Times (ad. P. 545) Sat— Ind 1,200
ULYSSES, 600.— Potter.
Sentinel Wed— Rep 870
UNION CITY, 2,540.— Erie.
Times Th— Ind 1,310
flUNIONTOWN, 8,000.— Fayette.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
Genius of Liberty Th— Dem 1,920
News-Standard *D— Rep 2,000
News-Standard Th— Rep 2,300
People's Tribune Th— Pro 1,130
VANDERGRIFT, 1,370.— Westmoreland.
Herald Sat— Ind 1,200
VERONA, 1,485.— Allegheny.
News-Herald Fri— Ind 750
flWARREN, 7,582.— Warren.
Democrat (ad. P. 565) *D— Dem 1,400
Democrat (ad. P. 565) Th— Dem 1,800
Mail (ad. P. 413) Th— Rep 1,400
Mirror (ad. P. 567) *D— Rep 1,450
Mirror (ad. P. 567) Sat— Rep 2,700
flWASHINGTON, 13,500.— Washington.
Democrat Wed— Dem 2,200
Dorset Courier Mo— Stk 2,100
Teffersonian Mo — Ed 500
Journal Fri— Ind 1,470
Observer JD— Rep 1,570
Observer Semi- W— Rep 1,500
Reporter *D— Rep s3,686
Reporter Tri-W— Rep *1,256
Saturday Supper Table Sat— Fam 1,580
WATERFORD, 850.— Erie.
Leader Th— Ind 720
WATSONTOWN, 2,340.— Northumberland.
Record and Star Fri— Ind 850
WATTSBURG, 410.— Erie.
Sentinel Th— Rep 580
WAYNE, 2,500.— Delaware.
Suburban Fri— Rep 1,100
WAYNESBORO, 4,200.— Franklin.
Blue Ridge Zephyr (ad. P. 430)
»D— Ind 1,000
Gazette (ad. P. 430) Th— Ind 900
Record Th— Ind 1,340
flWAYNESBURG, 2,360.— Greene.
Democrat Th— Dem 3,000
Independent (ad. P. 430) Th— Ind 3,000
Messenger Tu— Dem 1,230
Republican Th— Rep 1,520
PENNSYLVANIA.
WEATHERLY, 3,030.— Carbon.
Herald Sat— Dem 1,160
Telegraph (ad. P. 416) Th— Rep 700
fiWELLSBORO, 3.160.— Tioga.
Advocate Tu— Rep 2,200
Agitator Wed— Rep 2,950
Gazette Th— Denf 1,720
WEST ALEXANDER, 450.— Washington.
Call Semi-M— Rep 700
fiWEST CHESTER, 8,470.— Chester.
I Jeffersonian Sat — Dem 4,250
'(Local News *D— Ind 14,650
Republican JD— Rep 5,950
Village Record Th— Rep 3,350
WESTFIELD, 1,220.— Tioga.
Free Press Th-Ind 1,275
WEST GROVE, 730.— Chester.
Independent & Mirror Th— Ind 1,000
Success with Flowers Mo — Floral 75,000
WEST NEWTON, 2,386.— Westmoreland.
Sun (ad. P. 415) Wed— Ind 1,200
Times Th— Ind 1,300
WHITE HAVEN, 1,680.— Luzerne.
Journal Sat— Ind 1,100
flWILKES-BARRE, 52,000.— Luzerne.
Demokratischer Waechter (Ger.)
Wed— Ind 2,550
Express (Ger.) Sat— Rep 2,500
Gornik (Pol.) Sat— Ind 850
Leader *D— Dem 6,720
Union-Leader Fri— Dem 2,850
Leader Sun— Ind 10,000
Legal Register Fri— Legal 1,250
News JD— Dem 4,165
News Sat— Ind 3,200
News Sun— Ind 4,200
( Record JD— Rep jll,243
1 Record of the Times. ...Semi- W— Rep *3,406
Reporter Sat— Ind 1,750
Telegram Mo— Ind 2,000
Telephone Sat— Ind 2,350
Times (ad. P. 415-557) *D— Rep 9,416
Times (ad. P. 415-557) Th— Rep 3,000
WILKINSBURG, 10,000.— Allegheny.
Call . Sat— Rep 2,730
Enterprise (ad. P. 415) Fri— Ind 2,000
Journal Sat— Ind 1.350
UWILLIAMSPORT, 31,000.— Lycoming.
Beobachter (Ger.) Fri— Ind-D 74ft
Dickinson Liberal Mo— Coll 450
Gazette and Bulletin (ad. P. 558)
tD— Rep 6,150
Gazette and Bulletin (ad. P. 558)
Semi-W— Rep 4,000
Grit Sun— Ind *96,323
News *D— Ind 3,300
Sun *D— Dem 6,000
Sun Tri-W— Dem 4,300
WILLIAMSTOWN, 2,400.— Dauphin.
Times (ad. P. 547) Fri— Rep 1,000
WILMERDING, 550.— Allegheny.
News Fri— Ind 850
WINDBER, 150.— Somerset.
Era Fri— Ind 475
WRIGHTSVILLE, 2,500.-York.
Star Sat— Ind 440
t Morning and Sunday.
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WYALUSING, 452.— Bradford.
Rocket Th— Ind 1,728
YARDLEY, 850.— Bucks.
Review Th— Ind 500
UYORK, 21,600.— York.
Christians' Guide Mo— S.S 2,300
j Daily (ad. P. 414-437) $D— Ind 3,700
1 Weekly (ad. P. 414-437) Fri— Ind 6,000
Dispatch *D— Rep 5,123
Dispatch Fri— Rep 3,300
Gazette tD— Dem 3,500
Gazette Semi-W— Dem 3,600
Illustrious Knight of Malta
Mo— K. of Malta 500
PENNSYLVANIA.
UYORK— Continued.
Lutheran Missionary Journal
Mo— Luth 15,000
Pennsylvanian Sat — Rep 5,000
Press *D— Dem 2,250
Press Semi-W— Dem 2,800
Sunday Sch'l Quarterly.. .Ortly— Evan 20,000
Teachers' Journal Mo— Luth 2,600
YORK SPRINGS, 350.— Adams.
Comet Th— Ind 1,100
YOUNGSVILLE, 680.-Warren.
Citizen Th— Ind 400
ZELIENOPLE, 700.— Butler.
Xews Th— Ind 1,917
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U County Seat.
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ARCTIC, (Warwick, 21,170).— Kent.
Times *D— Rep 2,350
AUBURN, 2,200.— Providence.
Times Wed— Ind 1,100
BLOCK ISLAND, 1,350.— Newport.
Mid-Ocean (during summer only)
Tri-W— Ind 600
UBRISTOL, 6,730.— Bristol.
Phoenix Semi-W— Ind-R 1,000
CENTRAL FALLS, 1,200.— Providence.
Esperance (Fr.) Semi-W— Rep 1,500
Journal Sat— Rep 2,000
flEAST GREENWICH, 3,160.— Kent.
Pendulum Th— Ind 950
EAST PROVIDENCE, 8,600.— Providence.
Domestic Journal Mo — Fam
Eagle Sat — Ind
Mirror Fri— Rep 500
Rhode Islander Fri— Ind 2,800
HOPE VALLEY, 3,100.— Washington.
Advertiser Th— Ind 1,120
Free Press Wed— Ind 1,100
NARRAGANSETT PIER, .—Washington.
Herald Sat— Rep 1,040
UNEWPORT, 20,255— Newport.
Herald tD— Ind 2,800
Mercury Sat— Ind-R 3,120
J News *D— Ind 3,300
(Journal and News Sat— Ind 860
OLNEYVILLE, 5,000.— Providence.
Times Fri— Ind 1,150
PASCOAG, 2,530.— Providence.
Herald Fri— Ind 3,000
Pomona Herald Wed— Ag&Fam 3,700
PAWTUCKET, 32,850.— Providence.
Free Press Wed— Rep 1,750
Gazette & Chronicle Fri— Ind-R 1,900
Jean-Baptiste (Fr.) Semi-W— Ind 3,700
Times *D— Rep 14,000
Tribune *D— Dem 4,500
PHENIX, 1,540.— Kent.
Gleaner ....................... Fri— Ind 3,170
flPROVIDENCE, 137,500.— Providence.
Anzeiger (Ger.) ................ Sat— Ind
Atlantic Medical Weekly... .Sat— Med
Board of Tr. Journal ........ Mo — Com
Book Notes .................. Bi-W— Lit
Brown Herald ................. JD— Coll
Brunonian .................... Mo — Coll
f Bulletin ....................... *D— Ind
i Journal .................... ... .$D— Ind
1 Journal ..... .' ---- . ....... Semi-W— Ind
(Journal ....................... Sun— Ind
Church Messenger ........... Mo — Evan
Corbett's Herald ............. Sat— Tern
Dispatch ..................... Sun — Rep
Home Guard ........... Mo— Househ'ld
Independent Citizen .......... Sat— Ind
Jewelers' Herald ............... Fri— Tr
Manufacturing Jeweler ....... Th— Com
News .......................... *D— Rep
News ......................... Sat— Rep
Outlook .................... Bi-W— Tern
Real Estate Register. .. .Wed— RealEst
Telegram (ad. P. 415-210) ..*D— Ind-D
Telegram (ad. P. 415-210) Sun— Ind-D
Telegram (ad. P. 415-210) Mon— Ind-D
Visitor ....................... Sat— Cath
Wine Merchant and Brewers' Gazette
Fri— Com
WAKEFIELD, 2,400.— Washington.
Times (a daily during summer season)
Fri— Ind
WARREN, 4,510.— Bristol.
Gazette ........................ Sat— Ind
WESTERLY, 6,900.-Washington.
Herald (ad. P. 414) ............ *D— Ind
Sun ............................ »D— Ind
WICKFORD, 840.— Washington.
Standard (ad. P. 415) ......... Fri— Ind
WOONSOCKET, 21,600.— Providence.
Call ............................ *D— Ind
Patriot ....................... Fri— Ind
Reporter (ad. P. 414) .......... *D— Ind
Star ............................ *D— Ind
Textile Gazette ............... Sat— Com
Tribune (Fr.) ................ *D— Ind-R
350
1,250
2,250
800
540
35,647
17,000
1,000
15,200
2,000
800
50,000
1,100
3,000
14,000
2,500
2,000
2,000
34,017
36,320
3,000
3,600
800
1,420
970
3,500
2,900
800
6,100
1,750
6,300
3,000
^ABBEVILLE C. H., 1,720.— Abbeville.
Christian Quiver Th— Rel 750
Medium Th— Dem 800
Press and Banner Wed— Dem 1,200
fiAIKEN, 2,397.— Aiken.
Herald (Col.) Sat— Rep 700
Journal and Review Wed — Dem 930
Recorder Semi-W— Dem 950
Times Wed— Pop 1,000
tIANDERSON C. H., 3,030.— Anderson.
Intelligencer Wed— Dem 1,900
Mail §D— Wem 600
People's Advocate Mon — Dem 1,700
BAMBERG, 720.— Barnwell.
Herald Th— Dem 680
fiBARNWELL C. H., 955.— Barnwell.
People Th— Dem 1,100
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,430
t Morning and Sunday.
fi County Seat.
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* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
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^BEAUFORT, 3,600.— Beaufort.
Gazette Th— Dem 500
rp.EXXETTSYILLE, 984.— Marlboro.
Democrat Wed— Dem 690
Advocate Th — Dem 700
Educator Semi-M— Rep 1,400
BISHOPVILLE, 450.— Sumpter.
Recorder Wed— Ind 730
fCAMDEX, 3,750.— Kershaw.
Chronicle (ad. P. 417) Fri— Dem 1,000
Messenger Tu — Dem 1,100
CHAPIX, 360.— Lexington.
News Wed— Ind 620
HCHARLESTOX, 56,300.— Charleston.
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.)
Semi-W— Ind-D 350
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.). ..Th— Ind-D 550
Enquirer Sat— Rep 820
Messenger (Col.) Sat— Ind 680
News & Advertiser Fri— Ind 890
News and Courier JD— Dem 8,000
News and Courier Semi-\V— Dem 6,500
News and Courier Sun — Dem 7,500
Post *D— Dem 3,400
Shield and Diamond Bi-M— Frat 570
CHERAW, 980.— Chesterfield.
Chronicle Th— Ind-D 630
^CHESTER, 2,870.— Chester.
Lantern Semi-W — Ind-D 740
Reporter Th— Dem 790
1JCHESTERFIELD C. H., 370.— Chesterfield.
Advertiser Th— Dem -850
CLIFTOX, 4,700.— Spartanburg.
World (ad. P. 417) ... .Semi-M— Dem 650
CLIXTOX, 1,150,-Laurens.
Gazette Th— Ind 980
News Th— Dem 800
Our Monthly Mo— Pres 2,100
Southern Presbyterian Th— Pres 3,000
^COLUMBIA, 15.740.— Richland.
Bible Student Mo— Und 780
Christian Neighbor. . . .Th— Meth-Epis 1,540
People's Recorder (Col.) Sat— Rep 500
Presbyterian Quarterly Qrtly— Rel 1,000
Record *D— Dem 3,000
Southern Ch. Advocate Th— Meth 3,800
So. Carolina Standard (Col.)
Bi-W— Bap 1,400
State }D— Dem 5,300
State Semi-W— Dem 3,000
State Sun— Dem 3,500
Way of Faith Wed— Evan 10,000
fiCOXWAY, 680.— Horry.
Herald Th— Dem 1,000
^DARLINGTON C. H., 2,600.— Darlington.
Messenger Th— Dem 800
News Th— Ind 600
DENMARK, 375.— Barnwell.
Times Th— Dem 690
DILLOX, 560.— Marion.
Herald Th— Dem 900
DUE WEST, 650.— Abbeville.
Associated Reformed Presbyterian
Wed-Ref-Pres 2,400
SOUTH CAROLINA.
fiEDGEFIELD C. H., 1,180.— Edgefield.
Advertiser Wed — Dem 1,170
Chronicle Wed— Dem 890
FAIRFAX, 490.— Barnwell.
Enterprise Wed— Dem 700
^FLORENCE, 4,420.— Florence.
Reform Advocate Th— Farm.All 750
Times »D— Dem 380
Times-Messenger Fri— Dem 1,750
FORT MILL, 695.— York.
Times Th— Dem 500
GAFFXEY, 1,674.— Spartanburg.
Ledger Semi-W— Dem 1,350
^GEORGETOWN, 2,910.— Georgetown.
Times Semi-W— Dem 540
fiGREEXVILLE, 8,954.— Greenville.
Baptist Courier Th— Bap 5,000
Cotton Plant Fri— Farm.All 1,250
Mountaineer Semi-W — Dem 2,100
News §D— Dem 1,700
News Semi-W— Dem 3,750
Times *D— Dem 1,400
Times Semi-W— Dem 1,900
Times Sun— Dem 1,500
GREENWOOD, 1,360.— Abbeville.
Dixie Schools Bi-M— Ed
Index Th— Dem 700
Journal Semi-W— Dem 1,000
So. Carolina Baptist Wed— Bap 3,000
HHAMPTON C. H., 320.— Hampton.
Guardian Wed— Dem 1,000
HARTS VI LLE, 350.— Darlington.
Herald Th— Dem 870
HICKORY GROVE, 472.— York.
Sun Wed— Dem 500
HOXEA PATH, 370.— Anderson.
Chronicle Wed— Dem 620
JOHXSTOX, 820.— Edgefield.
Monitor Th— Dem 1,000
KERSHAW, 550.— Lancaster.
Era Tu— Dem 630
flKIXGTREE, 550.— Williamsburg.
Record (ad. P. 416) Th— Dem 1,006
LAKE CITY, 320.— Williamsburg.
Dewey Eagle Th— Ind 775
^LANCASTER C. H., 2,100.— Lancaster.
Carolina Teachers' Journal Mo — Ed
Enterprise Wed— Dem 1,100
Ledger Semi-W— Dem 885
Review Wed— Dem 810
ULAURENS C. H., 2,360.— Laurens.
Advertiser Tu— Dem 1,130
Herald .Fri— Dem 1,180
ULEXINGTON C. H., 1,000,-Lexington.
Dispatch " Wed— Dem 1,320
McCOLL, 570.— Marlboro.
Messenger Sat— Dem 600
McCORMICK, 355.— Abbeville.
Herald . ...Wed— Ind 450
t Morning and Sunday.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
^MANNING, 1,150.— Clarendon.
Times Wed— Dem 1,100
IlMARION, 1,695.— Marion.
Star Wed— Dem 780
MONCK'S CORNER, 130.— Berkeley.
Echo & Press Th— Dem 450
MULLINS, 250.— Marion.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 520
fXEWBERRY C. H., 3,116.— Xewberry.
Herald and News Semi- W— Dem 1,500
Lutheran Visitor Th— Luth 3,000
Observer Th— Dem 860
Voice of the People Wed— Pro 680
flORANGEBURG, 3,050.— Orangeburg.
Patriot Th— FarmAll 1,400
Times & Democrat \Ved-Dem 1,790
UPICKENS C. H., 290.-Pickens.
People's Journal Th— Dem 840
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,100
PIEDMONT, 2,500.— Greenville.
Sun-Herald Fri— Ind 400
PORT ROYAL, 530.— Beaufort.
Post Th— Dem 720
ROCK HILL, 2,960.— York.
Herald Semi-W— Dem 900
Messenger (Col.) Fri— Rep 700
ST. GEORGE, 650.— Colleton.
Democrat Fri— Dem 580
JfSALUDA, 310.— Saluda.
Advocate Wed— Dem 600
Sentinel Th— Ind 750
SOUTH CAROLINA.
SEXECA, 1,000.— Oconee.
News Th— Dem 1.520
fiSPARTAXBURGH, 5,600.— Spartanburgh.
Herald §D— Dem 900
Herald Semi-W— Dem 1,200
Piedmont Headlight Fri— Dem 1,900
Piedmont Indicator (Col.).. . .Th— Ind 750
Spartan Wed— Dem 1,420
Telegram *D— Dem 1,200
SUMMERVILLE, 2,380.— Berkeley.
Xews Th— Ind 975
SUMMIT, 154.— Lexington.
Xews Letter Wed-Ind 580
fiSUMTER, 3,900.— Sumter.
Freeman Fri— Ind 830
Herald Sat— Dem 870
Item *D— Dem 500
Palmetto Pythian Mo— K.ofP
Watchman & Southron ....Wed— Dem 1,000
TIMMOXSVILLE, 600.— Florence.
Enterprise Th— Ind 800
flUXIOX, 1,620.— Union.
Times Fri— Dem 1,400
KWALHALLA, 830.— Oconee.
Courier Th— Dem 1,000
flWALTERBORO, 1,200.— Colleton.
Press and Standard Wed— Dem 970
rWIXXSBORO. 1,750.— Fairfield.
Xews and Herald Tri- W— Dem 300 '
News and Herald Wed— Dem 830
HYORKVILLE, 1,560.— York.
Enquirer Semi-W— Ind 1,500
Yeoman Fri— Dem 1,300
•• Morning and Sunday.
If County Seat.
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flABERDEEN, 3,600.— Brown.
Dakota Farmer Semi-M— Ag 23,000
Dakota Ruralist Th— Pop 4,800
News *D— Rep 1,120
News Th— Rep 780
Odd Fellow World Mo— I.O.O.F 1,500
Pioneer-Sentinel Wed— Dem 800
South Dakota Workman
Mo-A.O.U.W 10,000
State Democrat Fri— Dem 920
ALCESTER, 170.— Union.
Union .. Fri— Ind 320
^ALEXANDRIA, 815.— Hanson.
Herald Th— Rep 1,000
Journal (ad. P. 431) Th— Dem 800
ALPENA, 175.— Jerauld.
Journal Fri — Pop 400
ANDOVER, 240.— Day.
Gazette Fri— Rep 470
ARLINGTON, 280.— Kingsbury.
Sun Fri— Rep 600
'IJARMOUR, 510.— Douglas.
Chronicle-Tribune Fri— Rep 800
Herald Th— Dem 700
ARTESIAN, 310.— Sanborn.
Advocate Th— Pop 840
ASHTON, 350.— Spink.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 530
AURORA, 400.— Brookings.
Times Fri — Rep 700
1JBANGOR, 280.— Walworth.
News Th— Pop 450
Record Th— Rep 500
BELLE FOURCHE, 450.-Butte.
Bee Th— Rep 4iO
Times Th— Dem 500
BERESFORD, 415.— Union.
News Th— Rep 840
Republic Fri— Pop 800
BIG STONE, 660.— Grant.
Headlight Th— Rep 530
BLUNT, 420.— Hughes.
Advocate Fri— Rep 440
BONESTEEL, 250.— Gregory.
News Th— Rep 275
BOWDLE, 505.— Edmunds.
Pioneer ..Fri— Rep 430
State Senator Th— Ref 300
BRADLEY, 170.— Clark.
Globe Fri— Ind 400
BRIDGEWATER, 420.— McCook.
Democrat Fri— Dem 740
Tribune Fri— Rep 820
BRISTOL, 210.— Day.
Courier Fri— Rep 475
flBRITTON, 520.— Marshall.
Journal Th— Rep 700
Sentinel Th— Ind 950
1JBROOKINGS, 1,615.— Brookings.
Individual Fri— Pop 750
Industrial Collegian Mo— Ed 250
Press Th— Rep 952
Register Semi-W— Rep 920
BRYANT, 180.— Hamlin.
News Fri— Pop 400
Post Fri— Rep 350
BUFFALO GAP, 510.— Custer.
Republican Sat— Rep 500
CANOVA, 150.— Miner.
Herald Fri— Rep 325
CANTON, 1,250.— Lincoln.
Farmers' Leader Fri— Pop 1,050
News Fri— Rep 1,150
CARTHAGE, 210.— Miner.
News Fri— Rep 350
CASTALIA, 170.— Charles Mix.
Record-Republican Fri — Rep 540
flCASTLEWOOD, 400.— Hamlin.
Republican Fri— Rep 750
CENTERVILLE, 750.— Turner.
Chronicle (ad. P. 417) Fri— Rep 600
Journal Th— Rep 800
UCHAMBERLAIN, 970.— Brule.
Democrat Th— Dem 580
Journal Th— Pop 750
Register Th— Rep 800
flCLARK, 610.— Clark.
Courier Wed— Ind 675
Pilot-Review Th— Rep 800
Republic Fri— Pop 700
flCLEAR LAKE, 155.— Deuel.
Advocate Th— Ind 490
Courier Th— Rep 480
CONDE, 320.— Spink.
News Th— Pop 480
flCUSTER, 796.— Custer.
Chronicle Sat — Rep 740
DAVIS, 210.— Turner.
Globe Fri— Pop 450
flDEADWOOD, 2,540.— Lawrence.
Independent *D— Ind-R 876
Independent Wed— Ind-R 1,220
Mining Review Mon — -Mining
Pioneer-Times §D— Rep 1,547
Pioneer-Times Th— Rep 1,175
DELL RAPIDS, 1,020.— Minnehaha.
Times Fri— Rep 950
Tribune Sat— Ind 1,000
DELMONT, 100.— Douglas.
Record ...Fri— Ind 285
* Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
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UDE SMET, 560.— Kingsbury.
Independent Fri — Pop 810
News Fri— Rep 700
DO LAND, 220.— Spink.
Times-Record Th— Rep 440
EARLING, 160.— Presho.
Argus Wed— Rep 515
EDGEMONT, 410.— Fall River.
Express Fri — Rep 540
EDGERTON, 106.— Charles Mix.
News Fri— Rep 700
EGAN, 380.— Moody.
Express Th— Rep 650
flELK POINT, 1,100.— Union.
Courier Th— Rep 1,145
Leader Th— Pop 875
ELKTON, 350.— Brookings.
Record Fri— Rep 456
EMERY, 310.— Hanson.
Enterprise Fri — Pop 440
ESTELLINE, 220.— Hamlin.
Tribune Fri— Rep 550
EUREKA, 560.— McPherson.
Blade Th— Rep 500
Post Wed— Rep 285
Post (Ger.) Wed— Rep 640
Volksfreund (Ger.) Wed— Ind 500
FAIRFAX, 130.— Gregory.
Review Th— Ind 470
FAIRVIEW, 200.— Lincoln.
Observer Fri— Rep 275
flFAULKTON, 498.— Faulk.
Advocate Sat— Ind 500
Republican Record (ad. P. 416)
Th— Rep 960
Times Th— Rep 640
HFLANDREAU, 810.— Moody.
Enterprise Th— Rep 840
Herald Fri— Pop 900
FOREST CITY, 208.— Potter.
Press Fri— Rep 240
ffFORT PIERRE, 375.— Stanley.
Fair Play (ad. P. 417) Fri— Rep 2,208
Sioux Stock Journal Fri— LiveStk 1,625
FREDERICK, 296.— Brown.
Free Press Th— Rep 370
GALENA, 275.— Lawrence.
Star Sat— Ind 320
flGANN VALLEY, 305.— Buffalo.
Dakota Chief Th— Rep 580
GARRETSON, 350.— Minnehaha.
Progress Fri— Rep 580
Vindicator Th— Ind 500
GARY, 320.— Deuel.
Inter-State Fri— Rep 310
^GETTYSBURG, 440.— Potter.
Courier Th— Rep 446
Herald Th— Pop 484
News Th— Rep 350
SOUTH DAKOTA.
GROTON, 360.— Brown.
Independent Th— Rep 732
HARRISBURG, 75.— Lincoln.
Express .• Fri— Rep 420
HARRISON, 550.— Douglas.
Globe Th— Ind-R 664
HARTFORD, 310.— Minnehaha.
Herald Fri— Ind-R 487
HECLA, 200.— Brown.
Standard Th— Dem 284
HENRY, 200.— Codington.
Independent Fri — Rep 500
HERMOSA, 180.— Custer.
Pilot Fri— Rep 300
HETLAND, 125.— Kingsbury.
Herald Fri— Ind 210
HHIGHMORE, 500.— Hyde.
Bulletin Sat— Rep 700
Herald Th— Rep 734
HILL CITY, 490.— Pennington.
Mining News Fri — Pop 490
HITCHCOCK, 670.— Beadle.
News Th— Rep 370
flHOT SPRINGS, 1,460.— Fall River.
Signet Mo— Mas 250
Star Fri— Rep 1,000
Times-Herald Th— Dem 1,000
flHOWARD, 790.— Miner.
Advance Fri— Ind 480
Democrat Fri— Dem 920
Press Fri— Rep 635
Spirit Fri— Rep 500
HUDSON, 420.— Lincoln.
Tribune Fri— Ind 376
HURLEY, 350.— Turner.
Herald Th— Rep 642
HHURON, 3,500.— Beadle.
Herald-Democrat Fri— Dem 1,400
Huronite *D— Rep 430
Huronite Th— Rep 1,487
PPSWICH, 590.— Edmunds.
Democrat Th— Dem 400
Tribune Th— Rep 720
IROQUOIS, 190.— Kingsbury.
Chief Fri— Rep 632
KEYSTONE, 280.— Pennington.
Miner Fri— Ind 436
KIMBALL, 620.— Brule.
Graphic Sat— Ind-D 940
Index Th— Rep 546
LAKE PRESTON, 350.— Kingsbury.
Times Fri— Rep 720
LANGFORD, 210.— Marshall.
Bugle Fri— Rep 660
LEAD, 2,600.— Lawrence.
Call *D— Ind 876
Tribune *D— Rep 985
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LEBAXOX, 255.— Potter.
Independent Fri — Dem 310
LENNOX, 380.— Lincoln.
Independent Fri — Rep 730
LEOLA, 210.— McPherson.
Herald Th— Rep 273
LETCHER, 308.— Sanborn.
Chronicle ..Fri— Dem 400
fMADISON, 1,850.— Lake.
Independent Fri — Pop-Ind 715
Knight Mo— K.ofP
Leader *D— Rep 410
Leader Th— Rep 1,085
Normal Teacher Mo — Ed
Outlook Tu— Dem 692
Sentinel *D— Rep 350
Sentinel Fri— Rep 980
MELLETTE, 250.— Spink.
Tribune Th— Ind-R 900
MENNO, 620.— Hutchinson.
Herald Th— Rep 290
rMILBANK, 1,230.— Grant.
Herald-Advance Fri— Rep 715
Review Th— Ind 775
PULLER, 560.— Hand.
Gazette Sat— Pop 530
Pioneer- Press Th— Rep 580
Stockman Wed— Rep 440
fiMITCHELL, 2,420.— Davidson.
Capital Fri— Rep 1,075
Educator Mo— Ed 2,950
Gazette Th— Ind 1,335
Phreno-Cosmian Mo — Ed 300
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 350
Republican *D— Rep 400
MONTROSE, 375.— McCook.
Herald Fri— Ind 890
JIMOUND CITY, 110.— Campbell.
Courier Fri— Pop 470
Picayune Fri— Rep 320
MOUNT VERNON, 130.-Davidson.
News Th— Ind 510
NORTHVILLE, 157.-Spink.
Journal Th— Ind 332
OACOMA, 300.— Lyman.
Gazette- Leader Th— Rep 850
OKOBOJO, 110.— Sully.
Times Th— Rep 310
OLDHAM, 198.— Kingsbury.
Register Fri— Ind 400
HO LI VET, 270.— Hutchinson.
Leader Fri— Rep 300
IIONIDA, 76.— Sully.
Watchman Th— Rep 415
ffPARKER, 740.— Turner.
Leader Fri— Pop 510
New Era Fri— Rep 830
Press Fri— Rep 520
PARKSTON, 270.— Hutchinson.
Advance Th— Dem 418
Courier Th— Rep 590
SOUTH DAKOTA.
fiPIERRE, 3,410.— Hughes.
Capital- Journal *D— Rep 700
Capital- Journal Th — Rep 1,500
Free Press Th— Rep 1,025
News *D— Ind 500
Populist Th— Pop 640
fiPLANKINGTON, 620.— Aurora.
Herald Tu— Dem 835
Standard Th— Rep 620
PUKWANA, 260.— Brule.
Press Th— Dem 640
Reporter Th— Ind 450
fiRAPID CITY, 2,390.— Pennington.
Journal §D— Rep 650
Journal Fri— Rep 1,300
Republican (ad. P. 432) Fri— Rep 1,000
Stockman Th— LiveStk 1,152
Union Fri — Pop 550
JiREDFIELD, 810.— Spink.
Journal-Observer Th— Rep 1,200
Press Th— Rep 714
REVILLO, 295.— Grant.
Item .. ...Th— Ind 290
ROSCOE, 120.— Edmunds.
Herald .. ...Fri— Ind-R
570
flSALEM, 460.— McCook.
Register Fri— Pop 712
Special Wed— Rep 1,220
SCOTLAND, 1,120.— Bon Homme.
Citizen-Republican Th— Rep 610
Journal Sat— Rep 700
flSIOUX FALLS, 10,565.— Minnehaha.
A. O. U. W. Bulletin. Wed— A.O.U.W 450
Argus-Leader *D — Rep 4,500
Argus-Leader Semi- W — Rep 1,825
Commercial News Mo — Com 500
Ekko (Nor.-Dan.) Th— Rep 4,980
Fremad (Nor.-Dan.) Th— Pop 1,000
Herold (Ger.) Fri— Ind 570
Journal Sat— Dem 2,215
Nachrichten (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,410
Northwestern Monitor Sat — Ind 245
Press §D— Ind 3,265
Press Fri— Ind 1,830
State Forum Fri— Ind 2,040
Stylus Mo— Ed 480
Successful Farmer (ad. P. 430)
Semi-M— Ag 13,146
Teacher Mo— Ed 490
Zeitung Fri— Ind 1,247
SISSETON, 50.— Roberts.
Banner Th — Rep
Courant Th — Ind
Standard Fri — Rep
SOUTH SHORE, 87.— Codington.
Republican Fri — Rep
SPEARFISH, 690.— Lawrence.
Mail Wed— Rep
Register Fri — Ind
SPENCER, 410.— McCook.
News Fri — Rep
SPRINGFIELD, 310.— Bon Homme.
Bode (Holl.) Wed— Rep
Times Th— Rep
300
400
595
310
480
675
400
400
735
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
fiSTURGIS, 690.— Meade.
Press .Tu— Pop 576
Record Fri— Rep .814
SUMMIT, .—Roberts.
Signal Fri— Rep 240
TERRY, .—Lawrence.
News Fri — Rep 475
Record Fri— Pop 588
TORONTO, 237.— Deuel.
Herald Fri— Ind 470
TRIPP, 330.— Hutchinson.
Ledger Fri— Ind-R 310
fiTYNDALL, 515.— Bon Homme.
News Wed-Ind 585
Register Sat— Dem 620
Tribune Th— Rep 640
VALLEY SPRINGS, 312.— Minnehaha.
Vidette Fri— Rep 510
VERDON, 96.— Brown.
Times Th— Ind 490
HVERMILION, 1,530.— Clay.
Freeman Fri — Pop 610
Plain Talk :....Th— Pop 1,115
Republican Th— Rep 975
Volante Semi-M— Ed 275
VIBORG, 110.— Turner.
Enterprise Th— Rep 386
VOLGA, 300.— Brookings.
Tribune Th— Ind-R 800
WAKONDA, 360.— Clay.
Monitor Fri — Ind 470
flWATERTOWN, 3,900.— Covington.
Kampeskian ; Th— Rep 990
Public Opinion (ad. P. 430).. *D— Rep 300
Public Opinion (ad. P. 430) .. Fri— Rep 1,025
Times Th— Pop 700
VVAUBAY, 77.— Day.
Clipper Th— Rep 487
SOUTH DAKOTA.
^WEBSTER, 620.— Day.
Reporter and Farmer Th — Rep
World Th— Ind
WESSIXGTOX. 154.-Beadle.
Times ,". Sat— Rep
HWESSIXGTOX SPRINGS, 270.— Jerauld.
Seive Fri — Pop
True Republican Th— Ind-R
flWHEELER, 100.— Charles Mix.
Courier . ... , Th — Pop
WHITE, 140.— Brookings.
Chief Fri— Rep
WHITE LAKE, 370.— Aurora.
Wave Th— Rep
WHITEWOOD, 446.— Lawrence.
Plaindealer Fri— Rep
WILLOW LAKES, 250.-Clark.
News Fri — Rep
flWILMOT, 462.— Roberts.
Reporter Sat— Rep
Republican Fri — Rep
WOLSEY, 350.— Beadle.
Journal Fri — Ind
flWOOXSOCKET, 695.— Sanbdrn.
Herald Sat-Rep
Xews Th— Ind-R
Times Th— Rep
WORTHIXG, 77.— Lincoln.
Enterprise Th — Pop
HYANKTOX, 3,875.— Yankton.
Beacon Light Fri — Pop
Freie Presse (Ger. ) Fri — Rep
Gazette (ad. P. 532) *D— Rep
Gazette (ad. P. 532) Sat— Rep
Herald Sat— Dem 925
Press *D— Rep 660
Press Th— Rep 1,500
South Dakotan Mo— Ed 300
Student Mo— Ed 415
800
900
460
435
460
580
485
380
1.500
400
380
600
810
400
374
594
500
500
3,500
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TENNESSEE.
ADAMS, 250.— Robertson.
Democrat Th— Sil-D 500
ffALAMO, 345.— Crockett.
Signal .Fri— Ind 500
ALEXANDRIA, 660.— De Kalb.
Times Wed— Ind 927
ARLINGTON, 343.— Shelby.
Argus Semi-M— Ind 350
UASHLAND CITY, 370.— Cheatham.
Times Th— Dem 610
fiATHENS, 2,300.— McMinn.
Post Th— Dem 1,535
BAKERVILLE, 100.— Humphreys.
Review Th— Rep 400
BELL BUCKLE. 715.— Bedford.
Atom Th— Ind 475
BELLS, 6SO.-Crockett.
Sentinel Fri— Ind 720
flBENTON, I70.-Polk.
News Th— Ind 500
BIG SANDY, 280.— Benton.
News (ad. P. 417) Fri— Ind 400
flBOLIVAR, 1,116.— Hardeman.
Bulletin Fri— Dem 810
Free Press Fri— Dep 550
BRISTOL, 6,540.— Sullivan.
Courier Wed— Dem 1,200
King College Magazine Mo— Ed 250
Tribune ,..*D— Dem 750
Tribune Wed— Dem 1,528
fiBROWNSVILLE, 2,930.— Haywood.
Baptist Standard (Col.) Th— Bap 300
Graphic Sat— Dem 500
States-Democrat Fri— Dem 1,225
Tribune (ad. P. 529) Wed— Dem 1,250
BUTLER, 208.— Johnson.
Holly Leaf Th— Ind 375
BYRDSTOWN, 115.— Pickett.
Record Fri— Ind 500
flCAMDEN, 376.— Benton.
Chronicle Fri— Ind-D 730
Issue Th— Dem 475
fiCARTHAGE, 496.— Smith.
Times Th— Dem 2,857
flCENTREVILLE, 500.— Hickman.
Herald Wed— Ind 400
News Th— Dem 650
CHARLOTTE, 427.— Dickson.
Press Th— Ind 550
HCHATTANOOGA, 30,480.— Hamilton.
Blade (Col.) Sat— Ind 400
Enquirer Th— Lab 500
K. P. Magazine Mo— K.ofP 590
News *D— Dem 13,600
flCHATTANOOGA— Continued.
News Th— Dem 7,540
Press Fri— Rep 4,837
Southern Fruit and Truck Grower
Mo— Ag 2,475
Times tD— Dem 11,525
Times Wed— Dem 11,940
Times Sun— Dem 17,980
Tradesman Semi-M— Com 7,200
Tri-State Farmer Mo— Ag 15,000
Volksfreund (Ger.) Sat— Rep 2,200
flCLARKSVILLE, 8,360.— Montgomery.
Courier *D— Dem 700
Times-Journal (ad. P. 404). . .Th— Dem 2,000
Leaf Chronic'e *D— Ind-D 1,170
Leaf Chronicle Semi- W— Ind-D 3,500
1JCLEVELAND, 3,930.— Bradley.
Banner Sat— Dem jl,250
Herald Fri-Ind 1,400
Journal Tu— Dem 1,540
CLIFTON, 540.— Wayne.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 425
flCLINTON, 1,224.— Andersen.
Gazette Wed— Rep 740
COLLIERVILLE, 710.-Shelby.
Star Sat— Dem 890
^COLUMBIA, 5,730.— Maury.
Democrat (ad. P. 394) Th— Dem 2,550
Dixie Game Fowl Mo — GameFowl
Herald (ad. P. 417) *D— Dem 500
Herald (ad. P. 417) Fri— Dem 2,100
flCOOKEVILLE, 485.— Putnam.
Press Th— Dem 1,150
Southern Poultry (ad. P. 553)
Mo— Pity 1,203
flCOVINGTON, 1,080.— Tipton.
Leader , Fri— Ind-D 1,780
Record Fri— Ind-D 820
UCROSSVILLE, 270.— Cumberland.
Chronicle Wed— Ind 887
News-Democrat Wed— Dem 480
CUMBERLAND CITY, 320.— Stewart.
Review Bi-W— Ind
DAYTON, 3,000.— Rhea.
Herald Fri— Dem 460
News-Gazette Fri— Dem 940
Republican- Enterprise Th — Rep 482
DECATUR, 235.— Meigs.
Sun Fri— Dem 500
UDECATURVILLE, 354.— Decatur.
Herald Fri— Dem 250
DECHERD, 725.— Franklin.
News Th— Ind 475
DEER LODGE, 310.— Morgan.
Southern Enterprise Th— Ind 476
DICKSON, 950.— Dickson.
Home Enterprise Th— Dem 800
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UDOVER, 1,190.— Stewart.
Public Schools Mo— Ed 2,985
Record Fri— Dem 520
^DRESDEN, 505.— Weakley.
Enterprise Fri— Dem .880
DUCKTOWN, 240.— Polk.
Gazette Th— Rep 370
f DUNLAP, 370.— Sequatchie.
Tribune Th— Dem 580
DYER, 606.— Gibson.
Reporter Fri— Dem 740
HDYERSBURG, 2,070.— Dyer.
Herald Sat— Dem 700
Gazette Th— Ind-D 1,220
HELIZABETHTON, 740.— Carter.
Mountaineer Th — Rep 775
HERIN, 796.— Houston.
News Fri— Dem 670
TERWIN, 410.— Unicoi.
Manet Sat— Rep 500
fFAYETTEVILLE, 2,470.— Lincoln.
Cumberland Presbyterian (Col.)
Wkly— Pres 480
Democrat Tu— Dem 750
Leader (ad. P. 535) Th-Dem 1,850
Observer Th— Dem 1,100
1FRANKLIN, 2,370.— Williamson.
News Th— Dem 1,220
Review- Appeal Th— Dem 1,300
GAINESBORO, 465.— Jackson.
Sentinel Th— Dem 610
GALLATIN, 2,230.— Sumner.
Examiner (ad. P. 450) Sat— Dem 1,800
News Semi- W— Dem 750
Tennesseean Sat — Dem 1,750
HGREENEVILLE, 1,825.— Greene.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,800
News Th— Rep 1,950
Republican Th— Rep 560
GREENFIELD, 810.— Weakley.
Times Fri— Dem 725
HAMMER, .—Grainger.
Star Th— Rep 350
HARRIMAN, 4,100.— Roane.
Advance Th— Ind-Pro 1,000
KHARTSVILLE, 670.— Trousdale.
Videttc Fri— Dem 660
fHENDERSON, 1,100.— Chester.
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,000
HOHENWALD, 520.— Lewis.
Chronicle Fri— Tnd 640
Herald Mon— Dem 530
Nachrichten (Ger.) Bi-W— Ind 400
HUMBOLDT, 1,860.— Gibson.
Courier Sat— Dem 600
Journal Sat— Dem 400
HHUNTINGDON, 730.— Carroll.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,020
Republican (ad. P. 441) Fri— Rep 700
TENNESSEE.
HHUNTSVILLE, 306.— Scott.
Chronicle Sat— Rep 580
flJACKSON, 14,250.— Madison.
Christian Index (Col.) Sat— Meth 2,400
Dispatch (ad. P. 441) Fri— Dem 4,150
Sun *D— Dem 1,500
Sun Fri— Dem 2,000
Whig §D— Dem 1,850
Whig Sat— Dem 3,700
flJAMESTOWN, 210.— Fentress.
Gazette Th— Rep 850
JELLICO, 770.— Campbell.
Advance Sentinel Fri— Rep 600
JOHNSON CITY, 4,260.— Washinton.
Comet Th— Dem 1,000
Staff Th— Rep 760
flJONESBORO, 950.— Washington.
Herald and Tribune Wed— Rep 875
KENTON, 410.— Obion.
Argus Fri— Ind 585
^KINGSTON, 860.— Roane.
East Tennesseean Th— Ind 675
1JKNOXVILLE, 40,000.— Knox.
American Homes Mo — Arch 9,850
Business Magazine Mo — Com 3,460
Holston Christian Advocate. Th— Meth 4,500
Independent Sun — Ind 1,000
Journal and Tribune (ad. P. 518)
JD— Rep 8,800
Journal and Tribune (ad. P. 518)
Wed— Rep 13,700
Journal and Tribune (ad. P. 518)
Sun— Rep 10,300
Methodist Advocate-Journal. Th— Meth 3,000
Sentinel (ad. P. 509) *D— Dem $6,121
Sentinel (ad. P. 509) Wed— Dem 4,500
University Magazine Mo — Ed 590
flLAWRENCEBURG, 625.— Lawrence.
Democrat Fri— Dem 500
Union Th— Rep 460
tlLEBANON, 1,900.— Wilson.
College Days Mo— Ed 325
Democrat Th— Dem 1,300
News Fri — Dem 612
flLEWISBURG, 650.— Marshall.
Gazette . Fri— Dem 1,230
Tribune (ad. P. 441) Th— Ind 900
^LEXINGTON, 825.— Henderson.
Progress Fri — Ind 650
Republican Fri— Rep 850
LIBERTY, 290.— De Kalb.
Afro-American (Col.) Wed— Rep 500
Herald Wed— Rep 2,200
flLINDEN, 400.— Perry.
Mail Fri— Ind 400
ULIVINGSTON, 324.— Overton.
Crescent Tu— Ind 475
Enterprise (ad. P. 441) Th— Dem 800
flLOUDON, 960.— Loudon.
Record Th— Ind 540
flLYNCHBURG, 530.— Moore.
Falcon . ...Fri— Dem 725
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McEWEN, 220.— Humphreys.
New Era Fri— Ind 500
McKENZIE, 1,200.— Carroll.
Herald Fri— Dem 470
flMcMINNVILLE, 1,800.— Warren.
New Era Th— Dem 1,025
Southern Standard Sat— Dem 770
flMADISONVILLE, 360.— Monroe.
Citizen Fri— Rep 540
Democrat Fri— Dem 900
New Era Fri— Rep 625
^MANCHESTER, 690.— Coffee.
Times Fri— Dem 610
MARTIN, 670.— Weakley.
Mail Fri— Dem 575
Primitive Baptist Mon— Bap 4,000
fiMARYVILLE, 1,750.— Blount.
Times (ad. P. 535): Sat— Rep 856
fiMAYNARDVILLE, 150.— Union.
Enterprise Th— Ind 346
UMEMPHIS, 67,850.— Shelby.
Catholic Journal Sat— Cath 3,275
Commercial Advocate Sat — Com 820
Commercial Appeal JD — Dem 24,500
Commercial Appeal Tu — Dem 65,000
Commercial Appeal Sun — Dem 28,500
Cotton Planters' Journal
Semi-M— Ag 14,970
Democrat Wed— Dem 4,000
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.) Sat— Ind 850
Herald (ad. P. 563) Sat— Dem 2,000
Jewish Spectator Fri— Jewish 9,000
Medical Monthly Mo— Med 3,640
Post-Journal (Ger.) Sat— Ind 3,100
Poultry and Stock Journal... Mo — Pity 560
Scimitar *D— Dem 15,000
Southern Home Journal Mo— Lit 4,200
Southern Immigrant Semi-M — Ind 500
Tribune Sun— Dem 800
United Labor Journal Sat— Lab 750
MILAN, 1,600.— Gibson.
Exchange Sat — Dem 550
Hustler Sat— Dem 700
fiMORRISTOWN, 2,100.— Hamblen.
Gazette Wed— Dem 830
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
MOSSY CREEK, 1,250.— Jefferson.
Visitor Fri— Rep 550
Watchman ..Fri— Rep 700
^MOUNTAIN CITY, 260.— Johnson.
Tomahawk Fri— Rep 900
flMURFREESBORO, 3,800.— Rutherford.
Free Press (ad. P. 529) Fri— Dem
Home Journal Sat — Dem
News-Banner Th — Dem
flNASHVILLE, 80,500.— Davidson.
Advanced Quarterly Ortly — Bap
American (ad. P. 218.) . . . . ~tD— Dem
American (ad. P. 218) Semi-VV— Dem
American (ad. P. 218) Sun— Dem
Am. Historical Magazine. .Ortly — Hist
Anzeiger des Suedens (Ger.). Fri — Ind
A. O. U. W. Messenger.... Mo— Frat
Banner *D — Ind
Banner Wed — Ind
Baptist and Reflector Th— Bap
Bible Study Mo— S.S
1,200
1,000
1,500
189,500
^14,156
540,000
sU, 000
1,000
2,100
16,100
7,500
8,700
6,200
TENNESSEE.
flNASHVILLE— Continued.
Catholic Herald Sat— Cath 1,980
Christian Advocate (ad. P. 441)
Th— Meth 14,925
Citizen (Col.) Sat— Rep 600-
Confederate Veteran. .Mo— Confed Vets 20,000-
Cumberland Presbyterian Th— Pres 10,200
Democracy Sat — Dem 780
Dental Headlight Qrtly— Dent 1,540
Dixie Miller Mo— Mill 2,975
Epworth Era Th— Meth 10,800-
Farm and Trade Mo— Ag 16,920
Fisk Herald (Col.) Mo— Ed 540
Gospel Advocate Th— Rel 11,800
Hustler Fri— Ed 325
Illustrated Youth and Age
Semi-M— Juv 29,890
Intermediate Quarterly Qrtly — Bap 99,750
Journal of Medicine and Surgery
Mo— Med 1,45O
Kappa Alpha Journal Bi-M — Frat 620-
Merchant and Manufacturer. ..Mo — Tr 10,000
Methodist Review of Missions
Mo— Meth 13,750
Midland Methodist Wed— Meth 4,900
Missionary Mo — Pres 12,400
Palladium (Col.) ...Mo— Frat 990
Primary Quarterly Ortly— Bap 114,890
Pythian Period Mo— K.ofP 920
Rays of Light Qrtly— Pres 25,975
Rogerana Mo— Lit 980
Southern- Agriculturist Semi-M — Ag 2,000
Southern Lumberman. . .Semi-M — Com 4,800
Southern Practitioner Mo — Med 4,500
Southwestern School Journal. Mo — Ed 4,950
Student Wkly— Ed 400
Sun. School Comments — Qrtly — Pres 39,800
Sun. School Magazine Mo — Meth 40,975
Tennessee Farmer Sat — Ag 2,470
Tennessee Mason Mo — Frat 1,960
Vanderbilt Observer Mo— Ed 500
Volunteer Chief Mo — Frat
Woman's Missionary Advocate
Mo— Meth 12,350
Workman Fri — Lab 780
Zion's Outlook Th— Meth 7.76O
NEWBERN, 1,250.— Dyer.
Tennesseean Fri — Dem
TINEWPORT, 660.— Cocke.
Times Wed— Dem
Weekly (ad. P. 440) Th— Rep
OBION, 670.— Obion.
Chronicle (ad. P. 440) Th—
flOOTEWAH, 500.— James.
Observer Fri
flPARIS, 1,930.— Henry.
Post Intelligencer Fri-
Press Fri-
Dem
—Ind
-Dem
-Dem
PETERSBURG, 290.— Lincoln.
Enterprise Th— Dem
flPIKEVILLE, 225.— Bledsoe.
Banner Fri— Dem
Reporter Wed — Dem
flPULASKI, 3,410.— Giles.
Citizen Th— Dem
Record Fri — Dem
flRIPLEY, 700.— Lauberdale.
Enterprise Fri — Dem
News Fri — Dem
770
550
560>
625-
400
3,300
900
740
552
500
1,420
1,200
1,000.
600
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TENNESSEE.
ROCKWOOD, 2,600.— Roane.
Times-Republican Th— Rep 800
flROGERSVILLE, 1,250.— Hawkins.
Herald Wed— Rep 750
Review Th— Dem 680
Sledgehammer Bi-W— Dem 600
Star Wed— Rep 700
RUTHERFORD, 540.— Gibson.
Register Sat— Dem 345
flSAVANNAH, 1,122.— Hardin.
Courier Th— Ind 740
SCOTTS HILL, 240.— Henderson.
Banner Fri— Ind 670
SELMER, 450.— McNairy.
Symposium Sat — Ind 600
SEQUACHEE, 400.— Marion.
News Th— Ind 500
flSEVIERVILLE, 290.— Sevier.
Star Fri— Rep 1,100
Vindicator Wed— Rep 1,170
SEWANEE, 1,100.— Franklin.
Review Qrtly— Lit 550
Sewanee Purple Sat— Coll 450
SHARON, 570.— Weakley.
Blade Fri— Dem 730
Tribune Fri— Dem 760
USHELBYVILLE, 1,900.— Bedford .
Gazette Th— Dem 960
Times Fri— Dem 600
flSMITHVILLE, 585.— De Kalb.
Review Wed— Dem 840
SODDY, 1,000.— Hamilton.
Banner Sat — Ind 450
USOMERVILLE, 910.— Fayette.
Journal Fri — Dem 740
Reporter & Falcon Wed— Dem 850
So. Fruit Farm Mo — Ag
SOUTH PITTSBURG, 1,550.— Marion.
Hustler Fri— Ind 900
Statesman-Democrat Fri — Dem 1,700
HSPARTA, 720.-White.
Expositor Fri — Dem 900
TENNESSEE.
fiSPRINGFIELD, 1,420.— Robertson.
Herald Wed— Dem 790
News Fri — Dem 875
Record Th— Dem 800
SPRING HILL, -
News (ad. P. 575) Fri— Dem 750
SUNBRIGHT, 220.— Morgan.
Dispatch Sat— Ind 900
SWEETWATER, 890.— Monroe.
Telephone Th— Dem 700
fiTAZEWELL, 360.— Claiborne.
Progress Wed— Ind 700
TRACY CITY, 2,200.— Grundy.
News Th— Dem 610
UTRENTON, 1,720.— Gibson.
Herald-Democrat Fri— Dem 1,000
Journal Sat— Dem 920
TRIMBLE, 428.— Dyer.
News • Fri— Dem 400
TROY, 430.— Obion.
News-Banner Fri— Dem 1,130
TULLAHOMA, 2,500.— Coffee.
Guardian '....Th— Ind 350
UNION CITY, 3,600.— Obion.
Commercial-Courier Th— Dem 1,090
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,940
WARTBURG, 250.— Morgan.
Republican Wed— Rep 400
WARTRACE, 710.— Bedford.
Tribune Th— Ind 800
fiWAVERLY, 820.— Humphreys.
Sentinel Th— Dem 690
flWAYNESBORO, 890.— Wayne.
Tribune Th— Ind 500
WEST NASHVILLE, 1,000.— Davidson.
News Sat— Dem 900
WHITEVILLE, 230.— Hardeman.
Telegram Fri— Dem 600
^WINCHESTER, 1,320.— Franklin.
Cyclone Th— Dem 750
Negro Enterprise (Col.) Sat — Ind
News- Journal Wed— Dem 800
Southern Visitor Semi-M— Fam 1,000
WOODBURY, 600.— Cannon.
Press Fri— Ind 800
t Morninj? and Sunday.
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ABBOTT, 820.— Hill.
Graphic Fri— Ind 530
U ABILENE, 3,600.— Taylor.
News (ad. P. 526) Fri— Dem 1,000
Reporter *D — Dem 500
Reporter Fri— Dem 1,650
Sentinel Th— Pop 2,100
Times §D— Ind 480
West Texas Baptist Th— Bap 1,200
flALBANY, 866.— Shackelford.
News Fri— Ind 500
ALICE, 410.— Nueces.
Echo (ad. P. 528) Th— Dem 508
Reporter (ad. P. 552) Sat— Ind 483
ALLEN, 300.— Collin.
Advocate Th— Dem 460
f ALPINE, 280.— Dreuster.
Avalanche Fri— Ind 400
ALTO, 230.— Cherokee.
News Fri— Dem 430
ALVARADO, 1,600.— Johnson.
Bulletin Fri— Dem 750
ALVIN, 265.— Brazonia.
Commoner Sat— Dem 1,100
Sun Fri— Dem 1,370
ALVORD, 420.— Wise.
Budget (ad. P. 440) Fri— Dem 825
fAMARILLO, 545.— Potter.
Advocate (ad. P. 439) Th— Dem 800
Champion (ad. P. 439) ..Fri— LiveStk 1,650
News Fri— Sil-D 730
HANSON, 700.— Jones.
News Fri— Dem 660
Register Th— Pop 610
Texas Western (ad. P. 569)
Fri— Dem 500
HARCHER, 1,000.— Archer.
Dispatch (ad. P. 439-519) ....Th— Dem 350
ARLINGTON, 680.— Tarrant.
Journal ....Fri— Dem 900
ASPERMONT, 230.— Stonewall.
Star Fri— Dem 330
flATHENS, 1,080.— Henderson.
Reformer Fri— Dem 570
Review Fri— Dem 700
ATLANTA, 1,800.— Cass.
Citizens' Journal (ad. P. 529). Th— Dem 750
Democrat Fri — Dem 1,450
AUSTIN, 16,500.— Travis.
Democrat (ad. P. 517) Th— Dem jl,750
Democrat (ad. P. 517) Th— Dem 3,000
Firm Foundation Tu— Ch.ofChrist 8,400.
Herald (Col.) (ad. P. 575) ....Sat— Ind
News (ad. P. 534) *D— Dem 2,650
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 3,000
Republican Sat — Rep
Searchlight Th— Rep 1,120
So. Indus. & Lum. Review. .Mo— Lum 1,700
AUSTIN— Continued.
Southern Republican .......... Th— Rep
Statesman .................... fD— Dem
Statesman .............. Semi-W— Dem
Statesman .................. Sun — Dem
Texas Headlight (Col.) ....... Sat— Rep
Texas Medical Journal ....... Mo— Med
Texas Medical News ......... Mo— Med
Texas Odd Fellow ....... Mo— I.O.O.F
Texas Posten (Swed.) ......... Th— Lit
Texas School Journal .......... Mo— Ed
Texas Sportsman ............ Mo — Sport
Texas University .............. Mo— Ed
Texas Vorwaerts (Ger.) ....... Fri— Ind
Tribune ....................... *D— Dem
Univ. of Tex. Magazine ..... Mo— Coll
flBAIRD, 860.— Callahan.
Star .......................... Sat— Dem
flBALLINGER, 1,435.— Runnels.
Banner- Leader ................ Sat— Ind
Ledger (ad. P. 439) .......... Fri— Dem
flBANDERA, 390.— Bandera.
Enterprise ................... Th— Dem
BARTLETT, 212.— Williamson.
Right Thing ................... Fri— Rep
Tribune ...................... Th— Dem
flBASTROP, 1,660.— Bastrop.
Advertiser ................... Sat— Dem
Vidette ...................... Fri— Dem
BATESVILLE, SCO.— Zava'.la.
Leader ....................... Fri— Dem
HBAY CITY, 98.— Matagorda.
Tribune (ad. P. 439) ......... Sat— Dem
Visitor ....................... Fri— Dem
UBEAUMONT, 3,600.-Jefferson.
Enterprise ................... *D— Dem
Enterprise ................... Sat— Dem
Inter-State Lumberman ...... Fri — Lum
Journal ....................... *D— Dem
ournal ................. Semi-W— Dem
BECKVILLE, 360.— Panola.
News ......................... Fri— Dem
UBEEVILLE, 1,400.— Bee.
Bee ............................ Fri— Ind
Picayune ..................... Fri— Dem
Southland Queen ......... Mo— BeeCult
BELLS, 500.— Grayson.
News ........................ Fri— Dem
UBELLVILLE, 1,200.— Austin.
Messenger .................... Fri — Rep
Times ........................ Fri— Dem
Wochenblatt (Ger.) ......... Th— Dem
UBELTON, 3,230.— Bell.
Democrat .................... Th— Dem
Journal-Reporter ............ Fri— Dem
News ......................... *D— Dem
Southwest Cockers' Jour... Mo — Sport
Texas Poultry Industry ...... Mo— Pity
flBENJAMIN, 360.— Knox.
Reporter (ad. P. 586) ......... Fri— Ind
5,000
5,100
5,500
1,275
1,450
1,250
1,800
3,000
550
5,700
2,100
500
800
880
875
430
760
800
1,100
875
450
700
875
600
2,300
900
1,900
600
1,360
890
920
530
1,100
1,344
1,650
1,650
1,830
610
500
920
400
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TEXAS.
BERTRAM, 210.— Burnet.
News (ad. P. 572) Fri— Dem 400
UBIG SPRINGS, 1,200.— Howard.
Enterprise ,..Fri — Dem 850
BLANCO, 275. --Blanco.
News Th— Dem 800
BLANKET, 300.— Brown.
Mystery ...: Fri— Ind 380
BLOOMING GROVE, 450.— Navarro.
Rustler Fri— Dem 715
BLOSSOM, 710.— Lamar.
Bee Fri— Dem 480
BLUM, 500.— Hill.
Herald ...Sat— Ind 980
1BOERNE, 445.— Kendall.
Post (ad. P. 528) Th— Ind 600
liBONHAM, 4,400.— Fannin.
Baptist Trumpet Th— Bap 2,000
Farmers' Review Fri — Pop , 1,850
Favorite (ad. P. 438) *D— Dem 800
Favorite (ad. P. 438) Th— Dem 1,450
News Fri— Dem 1,620
Optimist Sun — Ind
BOWIE, 1,580.— Montague.
Blade-Headlight (a~d. P. 439). Fri— Pop 1,000
Cross Timber Sat— Dem 950
School Journal Mo — Ed
BOYD, 500.— Wise.
Index (ad. P. 528) Fri— Dem 475
TiBRACKETT, 1,700.— Kinney.
News Sat— Ind 400
BRADY, 570— McCulloch.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 500
Sentinel Th— Ind-D 650
BRANDON, 75.— Hill.
Enterprise (ad. P. 562) Fri— Ind 1,100
BRAZORIA, 450.— Brazoria.
Enterprise Th— Ind 520
HBRECKENRIDGE, 470.— Stephens.
Democrat .Th— Dem 570
Texian Sat— Ind-D 630
BREMOND, 400.— Robertson.
Star Sat— Dem 750
HBRENHAM, 5,730.— Washington.
Banner (ad. P. 438) §D— Dem 675
Banner (ad. P. 438) Th— Dem 1,100
Press *D— Dem 800
Press Wed— Dem 1,500
Volksbote (Ger.) (ad. P. 557) Fri— Ind 1,800
BRIDGEPORT, 520.— Wise.
Banner-Herald Fri— Dem 450
fiBROWNSVILLE, 6,400.— Cameron.
El Democrata (Span.). .Semi- W — Dem 400
Herald *D-Dem 450
Porvenir (Span.) Semi-W — Ind 400
fiBROWNWOOD, 2,300.— Brown.
Banner-Bulletin Th— Dem 1,800
News Fri— Dem 900
Texas Stock Farm Fri— Ag 1,300
TEXAS.
fiBRYAN, 3,200.— Brazos.
Eagle JD— Dem 400
Eagle Th— Dem 900
Pilot *D— Dem 380
Pilot Th— Dem 1,400
BURKEVILLE, 330.— Newton.
Record Fri— Dem 500
1JBURNET, 1,470.— Burnet.
Bulletin Th— Dem 740
CADDO MILLS, 250.— Hunt.
Banner Fri— Dem 208
fiCALDWELL, 1,310.— Burleson.
Central Tex. Teacher Sat— Ed 350
Ledger Fri— Dem 630
News-Chronicle Fri — Dem 700
CALVERT, 2,840.— Robertson.
Chronicle Wed— Dem 1,100
Courier Th— Dem 1,020
fiCAMERON, 1,650.— Milam.
Herald (ad. P. 438) *D— Dem 250
Herald (ad. P. 438) Th— Dem 1,850
Journal ; *D— Dem 220
HCANADIAN, 500.— Hemphill.
Record Th— Dem 250
flCANTON, 430.— Van Zandt.
Enterprise Th— Dem 1,400
CANYON, 250.— Randall.
Stayer Fri— Ind 450
CARBON, 500.— Eastland.
Headlight ..Sat— Ind 500
CARMINE, 140.— Fayette.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 280
flCARRIZO SPRINGS, 295.— Dimmit.
Javelin Sat— Ind 400
flCARTHAGE, 575.— Panola.
Watchman '..Wed— Dem 1,000
flCASTROVILLE, 690.— Medina.
Anvil Fri— Ind 500
CEDAR HILL, 250.— Dallas.
Advocate Sat— Ind 500
CELESTE, 255.— Hunt.
Courier Sat — Ind 460
HCENTER, 450.— Shelby.
Champion Wed— Dem 800
Democrat Tu— Dem 610
fiCENTREVILLE, 300.— Leon.
Democrat Th— Dem 480
fiCHANNING, 160.— Hartley.
Courier Fri— Dem 300
CHICO, 1,000.— Wise.
Review Th— Dem 1,000
flCHILDRESS, 870.— Childress.
Budget Wed— Ind 650
Index Fri— Dem 825
CISCO, 1,080.— Eastland.
Apert Th— Ind 740
New West (ad. P. 438) Th— Pop 1,200
Round-Up Sat— Dem 700
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fiCLARENDON, 970.— Donley.
Banner-Stockman (ad. P. 438)
Fri— Dem 540
Indus. West Fri— Pop 430
UCLARKSVILLE, 1,650.— Red River.
News Th— Dem 690
Texas Agriculturist Th— Ag 4,686
Times Fri— Dem 1,200
fiCLEBURNE, 3,400.— Johnson.
Chronicle §D— Dem 1,000
Chronicle Th— Dem 1,250
Enterprise *D— Ind 1,077
Enterprise Th— Ind 2,167
Herald Th— Pop 1,300
Review Fri— Dem 1,600
CLIFTON, 220.— Bosque.
Record Sat— Dem 630
UCOLD SPRING, 440.— San Jacinto.
Sentinel Sat— Dem 550
COLDWATER, 400.— Sherman.
Banner Th— Ind 900
flCOLEMAN, 920.— Coleman.
Democrat Fri — Dem 975
Voice & Review Fri— Dem 1,000
COLLINSVILLE, 350.— Grayson.
Times Fri— Dem 550
COLMESNEIL, 2,100.— Tyler.
Times Sat— Ind 415 j
^COLORADO, 2,000.— Mitchell.
Spokesman Wed— Ind-D 1,600
West Texas Stockman *D— Dem 300
West Texas Stockman Tu— Ind 1,650
IfCOLUMBUS, 2,350.— Colorado.
Citizen Th— Dem 900
flCOMANCHE, 2,380.— Comanche.
Chief Sat— Dem 1,780
Pioneer Exponent Th— Pop 1,720
COMFORT, 300.— Kendall.
Times Fri— Ind 520
COMMERCE, 1,000.— Hunt.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,200
Journal Th— Dem 1,500
fiCONROE, 170.— Montgomery.
Courier Fri — Dem 750
COOKVILLE, 275.— Titus.
Wide Awake Th— Dem 420
flCOOPER, 634.— Delta.
Courier Fri— Dem 660
Citizen Sat— Ind 700
People's Cause Fri— Pop 750
COPERAS COVE, 200.— Coryell.
News (ad. P. 588) Fri— Dem 690
UCORPUS CHRISTI, 4,565.— Nueces.
Caller Fri— Dem 930
Sun Fri— Dem 880
1JCORSICANA, 7,000.— Navarro.
Afro-American (Col.) Sat — Ind
/Courier-Light *D— Dem 650
lObserver Fri— Dem 1,000
/Sun *D— Dem 550
(.Light Semi-W— Dem 2,000
TEXAS,
flCO RSI CAN A— Continued.
Democrat Th— Dem 900
Truth (ad. P. 438) Fri— Pop 54,500
COTTONWOOD, 350.— Callahan.
Prodigal Fri— Pop 300
COTULLA, 675.— La Salle.
Isonomy (ad. P. 494) Sat— Dem 1,000
CRAWFORD, 480.— McLennan.
Advocate Th— Dem 600
Baptist Banner Th— Bap
IfCROCKETT, 1,500.— Houston.
Courier Fri— Dem 1,000
Enterprise Fri — Dem 620
flCROWELL, 210.— Foard.
News (ad. P. 534) Fri— Dem 750
flCUERO, 2,460.— De Witt.
Record *D— Dem 400
Record Sun— Dem 1,300
Rundschau (Ger.) (ad. P. 576)
Semi-W— Ind 1,550
Star *D— Ind 350
Star Th— Dem 1,550
CUMBY, 1,000.— Hopkins.
Rustler Th— Dem 600
flDAINGERFIELD, 560.— Morris.
News Th— Dem 650
^DALLAS, 40,000.— Dallas.
Baptist Standard Bap 22,000
Beau Monde Sat — Soc
Christian Advocate (ad. P. 520)
Th— Rel 21,000
Christian Courier (ad. P. 456)
Th— Evan 5,300
Democrat (ad. P. 450) Tu— Dem 5,000
Express (Col.) Sat— Rep
Feld und Flur (Ger.) Mo— Ag
Gazette Sat— Ind
Item (Col.) Sat— Ind
Literary Life Mo — Lit
Lone Star Presbyterian Tu — Pres
Missionary Worker Semi-M — Bap 3,300
News JD— Ind 21,865
News Semi-W— Ind 22,000
News Sun— Ind 26,928
Norton's Union Intelligencer. Sat— Rep 5,000
Period Mo— Lit 1,550
Presse (Ger.) Semi-W— Ind 2,400
Southern Home Mo— Ag 20,000
Southern Mercury (ad. P. 531)
Th— FarmAll 21,000
Southern Poultry Journal.. .Mo— Pity 3,000
Texas Baptist Herald (ad. P. 533)
Th— Bap 15,000
Texas Baptist Star (Col.) Th— Bap
Texas Dental Journal Qrtly— Dent 1,050
Texas Farm & Ranch (ad. P. 543)
Sat— Ag 40,000
Texas Farmer (ad. P. 524) Sat— Ag 30,000
Texas Planter & Breeder
Sat— Ag&Farm
Texas Sandwich Sun— Hum 2,700
Texas Stock and Farm Journal
Fri— Ag 14,000
Times-Herald (ad. P. 551) ..*D— Dem 7,168
Times-Herald (ad. P. 551) Sun— Dem 7,200
Trade Review & Indus. Record
Mo— Com&Indus 2,200
DA VILLA, 430.— Milan.
Tribune Sat— Dem 560
t Morning- and Sunday.
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* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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TEXAS.
flDECATUR, 1,860.— Wise.
Dog Sporter Mo — Dogs
Messenger Fri— Dem 1,075
News (ad. P. 522) Fri— Dem 800
Reformer (ad. P. 584) Fri— Pop 1.200
DE KALB, 400.— Bowie.
Banner Fri— Dem 630
DE LEON, 380.— Comanche.
Free Press Fri— Dem 600
flDEL RIO, 2,100.— Val Verde.
El Cosmopolita (Span.) Sat— Ind 600
Record Fri— Ind 800
DENISON, 11,500.— Grayson.
Gazeteer Sun— Dem 1,500
Herald *D— Dem 1,000
Herald Fri— Dem 2,500
Signal Sat— Ind 1,000
Times-Dispatch (ad. P. 450-574)
Fri— Dem 1,180
flDENTON, 2,680.— Denton.
Monitor Sat-^Dem 1,240
News (ad. P. 521) *D— Dem 475
News (ad. P. 521) Th— Ind-D 2,000
Record & Chronicle Th— Dem 2,000
DETROIT, 620.— Red River.
Herald Fri— Dem 780
DEVINE, 450.— Medina.
News ....Sat— Ind 400
flDICKENS, 125.— Dickens.
Doings Fri— Dem 300
Western Star (ad. P. 575) ..Fri— Dem 250
DODD CITY, 400.— Fannin.
News Fri— Dem 530
DODGE, 200.— Walker.
News Fri— Ind 400
DUBLIN, 2,100.— Erath.
Progress Fri — Ind 51,561
Telephone Fri— Dem 850
DUFFAU, 200.— Erath.
Texas Meth. Protestant. .Semi- M—Rel 600
EAGLE LAKE, 760.— Colorado.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 500
flEAGLE PASS, 1,300.— Maverick.
Guide Sat— Ind 800
flEASTLAND, 600.— Eastland.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 700
EDDY, 620.— McLennan.
El Dorado Sat— Ind 680
flEDNA, 550.— Jackson.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 400
Progress Fri — Ind 480
EL CAMPO, 710.— Wharton.
Eagle Fri— Dem 600
ELGIN, 670.— Bastrop.
Courier (ad. P. 517) Sat— Dem 810
fiEL PASO, 12,950.— El Paso.
Graphic (ad. P. 449) *D— Dem 1,200
Herald *D— Rep 2,472
Herald Sat— Rep 960
Indus. Record Sat — Mining
Times (ad. P. 536) §D— Ind-D 2,800
Independent Mon — Ind 800
Visitor Sat — Ind
TEXAS.
EMMA, 100.— Crosby.
News Sat— Dem 400
EMORY, 600.— Rains.
Leader Fri— Ind 550
ENLOE, 230.— Delta.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 430
ENNIS, 2,300.— Ellis.
Local (ad. P. 449) Sat— Dem 1,000
News *D— Ind 450
TIFAIRFIELD, 510.— Freestone.
Recorder Fri— Dem 1,600
FAIRLIE, 400.— Hunt.
Times Sat— Ind 430
FARMER, 150.— Young.
Headlight Fri— Dem 400
FARMERSVILLE, 1,110.— Collin.
Sentinel Th— Dem 720
Sing Semi-M— Tern 1,250
Times '. Sat— Dem 1,080
FATE 200.— Rockwall.
Herald Fri— Dem 350
FERRIS, 315.— Ellis.
Wheel Sat— Dem 900
FLATONIA, 1,380.— Fayette.
Argus Th— Dem 680
Record Th— Ind 600
FLORENCE, 350.— Williamson.
Vidette Sat— Dem 580
FLORESVILLE, 500.— Wilson.
Chronicle Th— Dem 790
fiFLOYDADA, 310.— Floyd.
Gazette Fri— Dem 400
FORNEY, 820.— Kaufman.
Messenger Fri— Dem 803
Tribune Th— Dem 600
FORT STOCKTON, 300.— Pecos.
Pickings Wed— Ind 330
FORT WORTH, 34,100.— Tarrant.
Anzeiger (Ger.) (ad. P. 575) Fri— Ind 1,100
Black Dispatch (Col.) Sat— Rep
Citizen (ad. P. 561) Sat— Dem 2,718
Dispatch *D— Ind
Labor Journal Sat — -Lab
Live Stock Reporter Fri— Com 2,400
Mail-Telegram (ad. P. 515). . .*D— Dem 6,300
Mail-Telegram Fri— Dem 4,000
Register (ad. P. 523) Sun— Dem 10,864
Register (ad. P. 523) §D— Dem 9,219
Texas Courier Record of Medicine
Mo— Med 1,350
Texas Stock and Farm
Wed— LiveStk&Ag 17,000
flFRANKLIN, 680.— Robertson.
Central Texas.....' Fri— Dem 680
1JFREDERICKSBURG, 1,564.— Gillespie.
News Fri— Ind 550
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Wed— Ind 1,100
^GAINESVILLE, 6,730.— Cooke.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Tu— Ind 800
Chronicle §D— Sil-D 430
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U GAINESVILLE— Continued.
Chronicle Fri— Sil-D 1,100
Hesperian §D— Dem 480
Hesperian Fri — Dem 1,850
Register *D— Dem 1,200
Register Th— Dem 2,700
Signal Wed— Ind 1,500
UGALVESTON, 30,500.— Galveston.
Independent Sun-~Pop 3,750
News JD— Ind 13,300
News Semi-W— Ind 25,000
News Sun— Ind 15,500
Opera Glass Sat— Soc 7,000
Post (Ger.) (ad. P. 449) ....Fri— Ind 7,100
Review Sat— Soc 1,000
Times Sat— Ind 3,500
Tribune (ad. P. 548) *D— Ind-D 4,000
GANADO, .—Jackson.
Gazette Sat— Dem 600
GARLAND, 500.-Dai:as.
News Fri— Dem 1,000
GARRISON, 200.— Nacogdoches.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 620
UGATESVILLE, 2,620.— Coryell.
Forum (ad. P. 519) Semi- VV— Ind sl,400
Messenger Wed— Dem 1,500
Star Fri— Dem 1,000
UGEORGETOWN, 2,500.— Williamson.
Commercial Fri— Dem 1,000
People's Sentinel Th— Pop 1,600
Sun Th— Dem 1,600
HGI DOINGS, 1,230.— Lee.
News Fri— Dem 700
UGILMER, 620.— Upshur.
Echo Fri— Dem 500
Mirror Th— Dem 580
GLENDALE, 130.— Trinity.
Star Fri— Dem 300
GLEN ROSE, 420.— Somervell.
Herald (ad. P. 561) Th— Dem 550
3GOLDTHWAITE, 1,220.— Mills.
Eagle Sat— Dem 910
1GOLIAD, 1,250.— Goliad.
Guard Sat— Dem 1,160
UGONZALES, 1,720.— Gonzales.
Forum Th— Pop 1,100
Inquirer *D— Dem 300
Inquirer Th— Dem 1,020
GORDON, 385.— Palo Pinto.
Courier Fri— Dem 800
GORMAN, 190.— Eastland.
Tribune Fri— Dem 360
fGRAHAM, 670.— Young.
Banner Fri— Dem 500
Call (ad. P. 562) Fri— Pop 875
Leader Fri— Dem 850
1GRANBURY, 1,180.— Hood.
Democrat Wed— Dem 900
Graphic-Truth Sat— Pop 740
News Th— Dem 800
GRAND SALINE, 50.— Van Zandt.
Sun Th— Dem 540
TEXAS.
GRAND VIEW, 260.— Johnson.
Graphic Fri— Dem 480
GRANGER, 270.— Williamson.
Times Sat— Dem 630
GRAPELAND, 820.— Tarrant.
Messenger Th— Dem 760
GRAPE VINE, 450.— Tarrant.
Sun Sat— Dem 500
HGREENVILLE, 8,100.— Hunt.
Banner *D— Dem 920
Banner Wed— Dem 3,000
Democrat (ad. P. 573) Fri— Dem 2,000
Headlight Fri— Dem 1,800
Herald §D— Dem 750
Herald Fri— Dem 2,450
Messenger (ad. P. 449) ....Wed— Dem 2,300
Observer Fri— Pop 1,380
flGROESBECK, 670.— Limestone.
Journal Th— Dem 1,000
New Era Fri— Ind 900
UGROVETON, 1,100.— Trinity.
Herald (ad. P. 533) Th— Dem 604
UHALLETTSVILLE, 1,040.— Lavaca.
Herald Th— Dem 1,500
Nachrichten (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,200
New Era Fri— Ind 1,100
Novy Domov (Boh.) Fri — Dem
^HAMILTON, 760.— Hamilton.
Herald Wed— Dem 800
Home Rustler Tu— Dem 550
Journal-News (ad. P. 449-527) Th— Pop 4,100
IfHASKELL, 764.— Haskell.
Free Press (ad. P. 523) ....Sat— Dem 500
HEARNE, 3,250.— Robertson.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,260
HEMPHILL, 230.— Sabine.
Messenger Fri— Dem 300
flHEMPSTEAD, 1,720.— Waller.
Herald Sat— Ind 800
News Th— Dem 600
HHENDERSON, 1,610.— Rusk.
News Wed— Dem 1,500
Times Th— Dem 1,100
IHENRIETTA, 2,200.— Clay.
Independent Fri — Ind 750
News Sat— Dem 500
People's Review Th— Pop 800
HICO, 670.— Hamilton.
Vedette Th— Dem 560
HIGGINS, 250.— Lipscomb.
News Th— Ind 430
flHILLSBORO, 6,100.— Hill.
Journal Mo— Farm All
Mirror *D— Dem j913
Mirror Wed— Dem .$2,933
People's Searchlight (ad. P. 537)
Wed— Pop 4,300
Record Fri— Ind
Reformer Fri— Pop 1,200
HOLLAND, 375.— Bell.
Progress Sat — Dem 650
t Morning and Sunday.
If County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, exceot Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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TEXAS.
HONDO CITY, 260.— Medina.
Herald Fri— Dem 600
HONEY GROVE, 1,900.— Fannin.
Citizen Fri— Dem 1,000
Crescent Wed— Ind 600
Signal Fri— Dem 1,100
UHOUSTON, 28,790.— Harris.
Deutsche Zeitung und Anzeiger (ad.
P. 527) Th— Dem j5,000
Herald (ad. P. 449) *D— Dem 5,500
Independent (Col.) Sat— Ind 1,000
Medical Record Mo— Med 1,500
Post (ad. P. 514) *D— Dem 12,910
Post (ad. P. 514) Semi- W— Dem 24,817
Press (ad. P. 448-458) *D— Dem 6,000
Press (ad. P. 448-458) Sat— Dem 10,000
Record *D— Dem
Tex. Deutsche Zeitung (ad. P. 562)
Th— Dem 3,300
Tex. Railway News Mo — Indus 2,550
Times Sat— Rep 1,025
Western Star (Col.) Sat— Rep
World Sat— Dem 8,000
HOWE, 300.— Grayson.
Herald Sat— Dem 700
HUBBARD CITY, 898.— Hill.
News Fri— Dem 1,300
HUGHES SPRINGS, 310.— Cass.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 450
fiHUNTSVILLE, 1,534.— Walker.
Enterprise (ad. P. 448-517) ..Sat— Dem 875
Item Th— Dem 800
Post Th— Sil-D 500
HUTTO, 220.— Williamson.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 290
IOWA PARK, 520.— Wichita.
Register Fri— Ind 250
Texan Sat— Rep 300
IREDELL, 350.— Bosque.
News Fri— Dem 780
ITALY, 380.— Ellis.
News-Herald Fri— Dem 1,100
ITASCO, 555.— Hill.
Item Fri— Ind 400
Mail Th— Dem 530
flJACKSBORO, 800.— Jack.
Gazette Th— Dem 800
Review Th— Pop 800
JACKSONVILLE, 1,000.— Cherokee.
Banner Fri— Dem 1,100
Reformer Th— Pop 1,600
fiJASPER, 415.— Jasper.
Newsboy (ad. P. 528) Wed— Dem 550
fiJEFFERSON, 3,120.— Marion.
Jimplecute Sat— Ind 1,300
JEWETT, 390.— Leon.
Messenger (ad. P. 574) Th— Dem 700
UJUNCTION CITY, 460.— Kimble.
Citifen Th— Dem 470
KARNES CITY, .— Karnes.
Kicker .. ...Th— Dem 770
TEXAS.
flKAUFMAN, 1,290.— Kaufman.
Herald Th— Dem 709
Sun (ad. P. 517) Fri— Dem 1,430
KEENE, 400.— Johnson.
Record Tu— Ind 250
KELLER, 300.— Tarrant.
Kourier Sat— Dem 200
KEMP, 300.— Kaufman.
Voice of Kemp Fri— Ind 210
KENEDY, 306.— Karnes.
Advance Th— Dem 510
KERENS, 810.— Navarro.
Tribune Fri— Dem 400
flKERRVILLE, 1,050.— Kerr.
News Sat— Ind 930
KILLEEN, 290.— Bell.
Herald Fri— Dem 900
KOSSE, 660.— Limestone.
Cyclone Th— Ind-D 1,100
flKOUNTZE, 500.— Hardin.
Times Sat— Ind 810
KYLE, 795.— Hays.
News (ad. P. 448) Fri— Dem 675
LADONIA, 790.— Fannin.
News Fri— Dem 840
flLA GRANGE, 1,800.— Fayette.
Journal Th— Dem 820
News (ad. P. 534) Th— Dem 775
Svoboda (Boh.) Th— Dem 3,400
Workman Mo— A.O.U.W
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 2,440
flLAMPASAS, 2,800.— Lampasas.
Leader Fri— Dem 1,010
Our Paper Fri— Pop 700
LANCASTER, 760.— Dallas.
Herald Fri— Dem 1,450
LA PORTE, 655.— Harris.
Chronicle (ad. P. 544) Th— Ind sl.OOO
flLAREDO, 11,720.— Webb.
Chaparral Sdt— Ind 500
El Democrata (ad. P. 448-575) Sat— Ind 840
News (ad. P. 447) »D— Dem 500
Times *D— Dem 420
Times Sun— Dem 720
LEONARD, 410— Fannin.
Graphic Fri— Dem 600
LEWISVILLE, 520.— Denton.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 1,000
LEXINGTON, 360.— Lee.
Progress Fri— Dem 600
flLIBERTY, 520.— Liberty.
Vindicator Fri — Dem 510
LIBERTY HILL, 300.— Williamson.
Index Sat— Dem 615
fiLINDEN, 460.— Cass.
Sun Tu— Pop 900
t Morning and Sunday. $ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
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TEXAS.
^LIVINGSTONE, 1,600.— Polk.
Local Wed— Dem 400
News Tu— Dem 30C
Pinery Th— Ind 650
flLLANO, 820.— Llano.
News Th— Dem 1,050
Texas Populist (ad. P. 544) . .Fri— Pop 67,r
Times Th— Dem 1,200
flLOCKHART, 1,270.— Caldwell.
Post Th— Ind 840
Register (ad. P. 536) Fri— Dem 1,500
LOCKNEY, 260.— Floyd.
Ledger Th— Ind 300
LONE OAK, 450.— Hunt.
Banner Sat— Ind 325
LONGVIEW, 2,050.— Gregg.
Times-Clarion Th— Dem 1,316
LOTT, 550.— Falls.
Clarion Fri— Ind 660
LOUISE, 200.— Wharton.
Leader Sat— Dem 320
ULUBBOCK, 210.— Lubbock.
Press-Leader Sat— Ind 350
LUFKIN, 536.— Angelina.
Press Wed— Dem 785
Weekly Th— Dem 710
LULING, 1,860.— Caldwell.
Signal Th— Dem 1,000
McDADE, 300.— Bastrop.
Keystone Sat— Dem 580
McGREGOR, 790.— McLennan.
Herald (ad. P. 447) Fri— Dem 753
Observer Sat— Ind-D 500
Word of Truth Tu— Rel 475
fiMcKINNEY, 2,540.— Collin.
Courier *D — Dem
Courier Semi-W — Dem
Democrat Th— Ind-D 1,400
Examiner (ad. P. 529-536) ..Th— Dem 1,700
Gazette (ad. P. 448) *D— Dem 700
Gazette (ad. P. 448) Th— Dem 1,600
UMADISONVILLE, 425.— Madison.
Meteor Th— Dem 400
MANOR, 610.— Travis.
Free Press (ad. P. 573) ....Fri— Dem 1,600
MANSFIELD, 425.— Tarrant.
Sun Fri— Ind 500
MARBLE FALLS, 610.— Burnet.
Messenger Th— Dem 300
Standard Fri— Dem 496
UMARFA, 320.— Presidio.
New Era Sat— Ind 360
flMARLIN, 2,100.— Falls.
Ball Th— Dem 1,000
Democrat (ad. P. 505) Th— Dem 1,200
Industry Sat— Rep 500
MARQUEZ, 315.— Leon.
Times & Farmers' Journal.. Th — Dem 350
TEXAS.
^MARSHALL, 7,450.— Harrison.
Messenger *D — Dem 500
Messenger Fri— Dem 1,000
News §D — Dem
Star §D— Dem 645
Star Wed— Dem 888
MARTINDALE, 200.— Caldwell.
Rustler Sat— Dem 240
UMASON, 1,220.— Mason.
Herald Th— Pop 600
News Fri— Dem 1,200
UMATADOR, 160.— Motley.
Maverick Fri— Ind 260
1JM EM PHIS, 650.— Hall.
Herald Sat— Dem 400
Leader Th— Ind 250
News Fri— Dem 350
flMENARDVILLE, 190.— Menard.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 300
HMERIDIAN, 830.— Bosque.
Eagle Th— Dem 810
Sun (ad. P. 446) Wed— Pop 1,600
Tribune (ad. P. 548) Fri— Dem 1,150
MERKEL, 356.— Taylor.
Mail Fri— Dem 690
MESQUITE, 140.— Dallas. .
Mesquiter Fri— Dem 550
MEXIA, 1,700.— Limestone.
Courier (ad. P. 447) Fri— Dem 1,500
Herald Echo Th— Ind-D 3,000
Ledger (ad. P. 447) *D— Ind 350
MIAMI, 310.— Roberts.
Panhandle Fri— Ind 200
fiMIDLAND, 740.— Midland.
Live Stock Reporter (ad. P. 591)
Sat— LiveStk 1,040
MIDLOTHIAN, 310.— Ellis.
Argus Sat— Dem 500
MILBURN, 160.— McCulloch.
Messenger » Fri— Ind 200
MILFORD, 650.— Ellis.
Courier Sat— Dem 1,000
MINEOLA, 1,370.— Wood.
Courier Th— Pop 1,960
News Fri— Dem 850
MINERAL WELLS, 600.— Palo Pinto.
Health Resort *D
Health Resort Fri— Ind 780
Success Fri— Ind 800
flMONTAGUE, 800.— Montague.
Democrat Sat — Dem 550
MOODY, 460.— McLennan.
Courier Sat— Dem 630
MORGAN, 434.— Bosque.
News Fri— Dem 850
MOULTON, 300.— Lavaca.
Eagle (ad. P. 536) Sat— Dem 300
MOUNT CALM, 500.— Hill.
Banner Fri— Dem 300
t Morning and Sunday. + Morning except Sunday. § Morning, exceot Monday.
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flMOUNT PLEASANT, 970.— Titus.
Eagle (ad. P. 575) Sat— Dem 1,500
Free Press Sat— Dem 790
Times- Review (ad. P. 447) ..Th— Dem 1,400
flMT. VERNON, 620.— Franklin.
Optic Th— Dem 865
MYRTLE SPRINGS, .—Van Zandt.
Populist-Herald (ad. P. 595) .Th— Pop 1,200
Tex. Fruit Grower Th — FrtCult
flNACOGDOCHES, 1,275.— Nacogdoches.
News-Chronicle Fri— Dem 1.300
Plaindealer Fri— Ind 2,500
NAPLES, 316.— Morris.
Monitor §D— Dem
Monitor Tu— Dem 350
NAVASOTA, 3,000.-Grimes.
Bugle (Col.).' Mo 435
Examiner (ad. P. 572) *D— Ind 1,200
Patriot Th— Pop 850
Review Th— Dem 900
Tablet Th— Dem 1,000
NEVADA, 350.— Collin.
News Fri— Dem 510
NEW BOSTON, 400.— Bowie.
Herald Fri— Dem 760
flNEW BRAUNFELS, 1,660.— Coma).
Herald '. Fri— Ind-D 1,046
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,400
NOCONA, 385.— Montague.
Post Fri— Dem 720
Times Fri— Dem 875
flOAKVILLE, 340.— Live Oak.
Leader (ad. P. 544) Fri— Dem 600
OAKWOODS, 240.— Leon.
Sun Fri— Ind 200
!IORANGE, 3,240.— Orange.
Leader Fri— Dem 2,000
OVERTON, 405.— Rusk.
Herald Th— Ind-D 660
OZONA, 100.— Crockett.
Courier Tu— Dem 1,020
fiPADUCAH, 210.— Cottle.
Headlight Fri— Ind 250
flPAINT ROCK, 340.— Concho.
Herald Fri— Dem 415
fiPALESTINE, 5,874.— Anderson.
Advocate (ad. P. 446) Th— Dem 900
Press *D— Dem 500
Visitor *D— Ind 300
PALMER, 260.— Ellis.
News Fri — Dem
Rustler Sat — Dem
UPALO PINTO, 620.— Palo Pinto.
Star Fri— Dem 750
UPANHANDLE, 410.— Carson.
Herald (ad. P. 592) Th— Dem 250
flPARIS, 15,500.— Lamar.
Advocate (ad. P. 447) *D— Dem 1,000
Farmers' Advocate (ad. P. 447)
Th— Dem 2,200
TEXAS.
flPARIS— Continued.
Advocate (ad. P. 447) Sun— Dem 1,450
News §D— Dem 1,000
News Fri— Dem 1,700
fiPEARSALL, 780.— Frio.
Leader Fri— Dem 400
News Fri— Dem 520
PECOS, 1,000.— Reeves.
News Tu— Dem 310
Times Sat — Dem
PETTY, 450.— Lamar.
Enterprise Fri — Dem 725
PILOT POINT, 1,140.— Denton.
Post-Signal Fri— Dem 600
fiPITTSBURG, 1,220.— Camp.
Enterprise Th— Dem 950
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,010
UPLAINVIEW, 275.— Hale.
Herald Fri— Dem 410
PLANO, 850.— Collin.
Courier Fri— Dem 800
Star Fri— Dem 1,000
flPLEASANTON, 380.— Atacosa.
Monitor (ad. P. 537-559) Semi-\V-Dem 735
Times Th— Dem 300
PORT ARTHUR, 760.— Jefferson.
Herald Th— Ind
News Sat— Ind-D 1,800
fiPORT LAVACA, 370.— Calhoun.
Lavacaen Th— Dem 500
News Tu— Ind 390
PUTNAM, 260.— Callahan.
Gazette Fri— Ind 300
HQUANAH, 1,495.— Hardman.
Observer Wed— Ind 500
Tribune-Chief Th— Dem j600
flQUITMAN, 310.— Wood.
Democrat Th— Dem 690
RANGER, 600.— Eastland.
Success Fri— Dem 850
fiRAYNER, 295.— Stonewall.
Rustler Fri— Dem 610
HREFUGIO, 600.— Refugio.
Review Fri — Dem 450
RICHMOND, 995.— Fort Bend.
Coaster Fri— Dem 750
RIESEL, 100.— McLennan.
Rustler Fri— Dem 800
RINGGOLD, 350.— Montague.
News Fri— Dem 500
fiROBERT LEE, 650.— Coke.
Rustler Sat— Dem 500
fiROBY, 520.— Fisher.
Banner Th— Dem 610
Call Th— Pop 500
ROCKDALE, 1,560.— Milam.
Messenger Th— Pop 1,840
Reporter (ad. P. 446) Wed— Dem 1,000
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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TEXAS.
ROCK ISLAND, 150.— Colorado.
Journal (ad. P. 525) Fri— Dem 600
flROCKPORT, 1,100.— Aransas.
Beacon (ad. P. 529) Sat— Dem 700
New Era Th— Dem 700
flROCK SPRINGS, 260.— Edwards.
Rustler Sat— Dem 300
flROCKWALL, 870.— Rockwall.
Sun Th— Pop 500
Texas Success Fri — Dem 1,050
ROGERS, 350.— Bell.
News Fri— Dem 888
ROSALIE, 100.— Red River.
Courier Fri— Dem 500
ROSEBUD, 150.— Falls.
News Th— Dem 750
ROSENBERG, 210.— Fort Bend.
Silver X Ray (ad. P. 576) ..Fri— Pop 1,100
ROUND ROCK, 860.— Williamson.
Searchlight Fri— Dem 510
ROYSE CITY, 300.— Rockwall.
News Fri— Dem 365
RUNGE, 410.— Karnes.
News Th— Dem 1,425
flRUSK, 1,390.— Cherokee.
Industrial Press (ad. P. 522) Th— Dem 700
Journal (ad. P. 522) Fri— Dem 1,000
SABINAL, 660.— Uvalde.
Sentinel Sat— Dem 420
SABINE PASS, 400.— Jefferson.
News Th— Ind 300
ST. JO, 1,000.— Montague.
Tribune Fri— Dem 800
flSAN ANGELO, 2,900.— Tom Green.
Enterprise Tu— Ind 1,600
Press Fri— Ind 1,250
Standard Sat— Dem 2,000
USAN ANTONIO, 40,500.— Bexar.
Correo Mexicano (Span.) (ad. P. 572)
Sat— Ind 1,300
Dispatch Th— Lab
Express $D— Ind-D 14,000
Express Semi-VV— Ind-D 11,000
Express Sun— Ind-D 14,000
Fe Catolica (Span.) Sat— Cath 1,600
Freemason Mo — Mas 2,500
Freie Presse ,(Ger.) *D— Rep 800
Freie Presse (Ger.) Th— Rep 8,000
Katholischer Rundschau (Ger.)
Th— Cath
Light (ad. P. 446) *D— Rep 4,000
Light (ad. P. 446) Sat— Rep 1,050
Light (ad. P. 446) Sun— Rep 4,500
National Liquor Dealer Mo— Liq 750
Regidor (ad. P. 521) (Span.) Th— Ind 1,500
Southern Messenger Th— Cath 6,000
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) (ad. P. 576)
Fri— Dem 4,800
Texas Chief Mo— I.O.R.M
Texas Stock Farmer Mo— Ag 3,640
Texas Stockman and Farmer
(ad. P. 562) Tu— LiveStk&Ag 13,500
Truck Farmer of Tex Mo — Ag
X-Ray Sat— Ind
TEXAS.
SAN AUGUSTINE, 750.— San Augustine.
Express Th — Ind
USAN DIEGO, 1,880.— San Diego.
Sun (ad. P. 522) Th— Dem
SANGER, 175.— Denton.
Courier Fri— Dem
USAN MARCOS, 2,370.— Hays.
Democrat Th— Dem
People's Era Th— Pop
Star- Vindicator Fri— Ind
Times Fri— Ind-D
USAN SABA, 700.— San Saba.
News Fri — Dem
SANTA ANNA, 480.— Coleman.
News (ad. P. 447) Fri— Dem
SAVOY, 350.— Fannin.
Banner Fri— Dem
SCHULENBURG, 2,000.— Fayette.
Sticker Th— Dem
SEALY, 855.— Austin.
Advance (ad. P. 535) Sat— Rep
News Fri — Dem
fiSEGUIN, 2,860.— Guadalupe.
Enterprise Fri— Dem
Gazette Fri— Dem
Zeitung (Ger.) (ad. P. 572) ..Th— Ind
fiSEYMOUR, 1,150.— Baylor.
Banner Fri— Dem
News Fri — Dem
flSHERMAN, 13,480.— Grayson.
Baptist Visitor Th— Bap
Courier Th— Dem
Democrat *D— Dem
Democrat Tu— Dem
Register *D— Ind
Register Th— Ind
SHERWOOD, 275.— Irion.
Record Sat — Dem
SHINER, 345.— Lavaca.
Gazette Wed — Dem
SILVERTON, .— Briscoe.
Eagle Sat— Ind
SINTON, 100.— San Patricio.
News Fri— Dem
SLIDELL, 140.— Wise.
Courier Fri— Ind
SMILEY, 100.— Gonzales.
News Th— Ind
SMITHVILLE, 620.— Bastrop.
Times Fri— Ind
Transcript (ad. P. 537) Fri— Dem
flSNYDER, 510.— Scurry.
Coming West Th— Ind
Light (ad. P. 446) Th— Pop
SONORA, 720.— Sutton.
News Sat— Ind
fiSTEPHENVILLE, 930.— Erath.
Empire Th— Dem
Tribune Th— Pop
300
500
200
520
500
600
800
750
750
310
700
500
480
975
1,000
1,200
600
520
1,250
2,040
800
3,550
850
5,000
210
750
400
250
200
494
650
750
750
600
670
1,400
990
t Morning and Sunday.
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J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
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TEXAS.
flSTERLING CITY, 460.— Sterling.
News Fri— Ind 300
STOCKDALE, 660.— Wilson.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 320
STRAWN, 520.— Palo Pinto.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 450
HSULPHUR SPRINGS, 3,400.— Hopkins.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,490
Echo Wed— Dem 650
Gazette Fri— Dem 1,000
SUNSET, 380.— Montague.
Signal Sat— Ind 590
flSWEET WATER, 620.— Nolan.
Reporter Sat— Dem 610
Review Sat— Dem 650
TAYLOR, 2,700.— Williamson.
Herold (Ger.) .....Th— Ind 980
Journal Th— Dem 1,574
Texan Fri— Dem 1,000
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,800
TEMPLE, 4,100.— Bell.
Mirror Sat— Ind 965
Press-Bulletin Mo — Jour
Times Fri— Dem 1,540
Tribune §D— Dem 600
Tribune Fri— Dem 1,500
TENAHA, 150.— Shelby.
New Era Tu— Dem 620
TERRELL, 3,200.— Kaufman.
Times-Star Fri— Dem 1,700
Transcript (ad. P. 573) *D— Dem 400
Transcript (ad. P. 573) Th— Dem 1,000
TEXAS CITY, 55.— Galveston.
Star Wed— Ind 200
THORNTON, 500.— Limestone.
News Th— Dem 800
ffTHROCKMORTON, 260.— Throckmorton.
Times Fri— Ind 400
THURBER, 990.— Erath.
Journal Sat— Rep 520
TIMPSON, 520.-Shelby.
Progressive Age (Col.) Sat— Rep 300
Times Fri— Dem 510
TIOGA, 520.— Grayson.
Tribune (ad. P. 532) Sat— Dem 600
TRENTON, 276.— Fannin.
Tribune (ad. P. 574) Sat— Dem 500
TROUPE, 470.— Smith.
Banner Fri— Ind 620
TROY,- 300.— Bell.
Enterprise '..Fri— Ind 420
flTYLER, 7,340.— Smith.
Baptist Sword & Shield. .. .Wed— Bap
Courier Sat — Dem
Democrat-Reporter *D — Dem
Democrat-Reporter Sat — Dem
1JUVALDE, 1,420.— Uvalde.
Leader (ad. P. 526) Fri— Dem
News Th— Ind
1,550
900
1,050
560
700
TEXAS.
VALLEY MILLS, 300.— Bosque.
Sun (ad. P. 446) Fri— Dem 800
VAN ALSTYNE, 750.— Grayson.
Leader (ad. P. 446-545) Sat— Dem 1,300
News Fri— Dem 1,050
VELASCO, 3,200.— Brazoria.
World Sat— Ind 1,020
VENUS, .—Johnson.
Times (ad. P. 440). Fri— Dem 800
UVERNON, 2,940.— Wilburger.
Call Wed— Dem 600
Farmer & Stockman (ad. P. 458)
Th— Ind 51,600
Globe Tu— Dem 680
Guard Fri— Dem 1,000
VICTORIA, 3,420.— Victoria.
Advocate *D — Dem
Advocate Sat— Dem 800
Guide (Col.) Th— Rep 860
Times §D— Ind-D 540
Times Fri— Ind-D 1,050
Visitor Fri— Ind 980
Zeitung (Ger.) (ad. P. 583) ..Th— Ind 1,753
flWACO, 25,000.— McLennan.
Artesia Sun— Soc 3,500
Cotton Ginners' Journal Mo — Tr 3,000
Enterprise (Col.) Sat 900
Guardian Mo— Ed 8,000
Independent Pulpit Mo— Und 1,600
Paul Quinn Monthly Mo— Ed 500
Planter & Ginner Mo— Tr 700
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,400
Telephone *D— Dem 2,250
Telephone Fri— Dem 750
Texas Pythian Knight Mo— K.ofP 3,000
Times-Herald §D-Ind-D 5,320
Times-Herald * Th— Ind-D 3,000
Tribune S. Sat— Ind-D 2,244
Youth's Southland Semi-M— Youth 3,572
WAELDER, 400.— Gonzales.
News Fri— Dem 290
WALLIS, 260.— Austin.
New Era Sat— Dem 415
WALLISVILLE, 200.— Chambers.
Age Wed— Dem 300
flWAXAHACHIE, 3,200.— Ellis.
Enterprise Fri— Dem ^5,226
Light (ad. P. 445) *D— Dem 750
Mirror (ad. P. 445-448) ....Th— Ind-D 1,008
Tribune Fri— Pop 700
flWEATHERFORD, 3,525.— Parker.
Democrat Th— Dem 2,000
Leader Th— Pop 1,400
News *D— Dem 500
News Fri— Dem 850
Republic Fri— Dem 1,800
WEIMAR, 1,460.— Colorado.
Mercury (ad. P. 529) Sat— Dem 800
WELLINGTON, .— Collingsworth.
Review Fri— Ind 300
WEST, 520.— McLennan.
Times Fri— Dem 950
fiWHARTON, 1,400.— Wharton.
Reality Semi-W— Ind 400
Spectator (ad. P. 595) Sat— Dem 1,300
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
j County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, ex
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TEXAS.
WHITESBORO, 1,256.— Grayson.
News Fri— Dem 1,200
WHITE WRIGHT, 898.— Grayson.
Sun Th— Dem 1,950
WHITNEY, 820.— Hill.
Messenger Sat— Dem 1,000
1JWICHITA FALLS, 2,040.— Wichita.
Herald Th— Dem 1,200
Ledger Sat— Dem 700
Times Fri— Ind-D 760
WILLIS, 840.— Montgomery.
Index Fri— Dem 700
WILLS POINT, 1,040.— Van Zandt.
Chronicle Th— Dem 1,000
Van Zandter Fri— Dem 300
TKXAS.
WINNSBORO, 400.— Wood.
Wide Awake Fri— Dem 810
WOLFE CITY, 875.— Hunt.
Sun Sat— Dem 800
flWOODVILLE, 530.— Tyler.
Xi-\vs Sat— Dem 500
WORTHAM, 410.— Freestone.
Journal Fri— Dem 780
WYLIE, 245.— Collin.
Rustler Fri— Dem 820
YOAKUM, 775.— De Witt.
Herald *D— Dem 400
Times Sat— Dem 500
YORKTOWN, 660.— De Witt.
News (ad. P. 583) Th— Dem 700
UTAH.
HBEAVER, 1,780.— Beaver.
Blade Th— Ind 400
BINGHAM, 1,240.— Salt Lake .
Bulletin Fri— Ind 385
BOUNTIFUL, 2,438.— Davis.
Clipper Fri— Ind 600
BRIGHAM, 2,230.— Box Elder.
News Th— Ind 782
CASTLE DALE, 540.— Emery.
Record Fri— Ind 250
CEDAR CITY, 950.— Iron.
Record Fri— Ind 510
CLEAR LAKE, 100.— Millard.
Review Fri— Ind 200
HCOALVILLE, 1,166.— Summit.
Times Fri— Ind 330
CORINNE, 300.— Box Elder.
News Th— Ind 291
ELSINORE, 800.— Sevier.
Times Sat— Ind 400
EPHRAIM, 1,917.— San Pete.
Enterprise Wed — Dem 650
EUREKA, 1,760.— Juab.
Republican Fri — Rep 580
Miner Fri— Free-S 630
FILMORE, 838.— Millard.
Progress Fri— Ind 820
GUNNISON, 1,300.— San Pete.
Gazette Fri— Ind 400
HHEBER, 1,550.— Wasatch.
Wave Fri— Ind 790
KANAB, 615.— Kane.
Clipper Fri — Ind 3S5
LEHI CITY, 2,300.— Utah.
. Banner Th— Ind 520
flLOGAN, 4,700.— Cache.
Journal Tri-W— Dem 2,450
Nation (ad. P. 445) Semi-W— Rep 1,100
flMANTI, 2,100.— San Pete.
Messenger Fri— Rep 720
Democrat Sat — Dem 500
MARYSVALE, 230.— Piute.
Pioneer Sat — Ind 515
MERCUR, 310.— Tooele.
Mercury Sat — Ind 450
Miner Th— Ind 300
MOAB, 525.— Grand.
Times Fri— Ind 315
MORGAN, 720.— Morgan.
Mirror Fri— Ind 310
MOUNT PLEASANT, 2,254.— San Pete.
Pyramid Fri — Ind 560
MURRAY, 2,000.-Salt Lake.
American Eagle Sat — Ind-R 500
fiNEPHI, 2,100.— Juab.
Republic Sat— Rep 750
flOGDEN, 21,000.— Weber.
Journal Sat— Rep 1,000
Standard t*D— Rep s3,691
Standard Semi-W— Rep s6,209
Times Sat— Dem 1,100
PARK CITY, 3,100.— Summit.
Record Sat— Rep 860
PAYSON, 2,300.— Utah.
Globe Header Sat— Ind 600
PRICE, 900.— Carbon.
Advocate .. ...Th— Dem 600
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
fl County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun.
s Sworn Circulation.
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234
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UTAH.
fiPROVO CITY, 5,500.— Utah.
Democrat Semi- W— Dem 800
Enquirer *D— Rep 1,125
Enquirer Semi-W— Rep 2,800
Enquirer Sat— Rep 1,000
1JRANDOLPH, 160.— Randolph.
Round- Up Fri— Dem 340
URICHFIELD, 1,620.— Sevier.
Censor Sat — Ind 550
Reaper (ad. P. 445) Wed— Ind 500
ROBINSON, 1,100.— Juab.
News Sat— Ind 270
Record Wed— Ind 420
ST. GEORGE, 350.— Washington.
News Sat— Ind 240
SALINA, 600.— Sevier.
Press Sat— Rep 550
flSALT LAKE CITY, 47,500.— Salt Lake.
Bee Th— Ind
Beobachter (Ger.) Sat— Dem 1,060
Bikuben (Nor.-Dan.) Th— Mor 2,000
Broad Ax Sat— Dem 1,000
Children's Magazine Mo — Juv
Deseret News *D— Mor s4,000
Deseret News Semi- W— Mor sl5,800
Deseret News Sat — Mor s5,Z\ift
Engineer & Miner Mo — Min 700
Juvenile Instructor Semi-M — Mor 8,200
UTAH.
flSALT LAKE CITY— Continued.
Korrespondenten (Swed.) ..Fri — Mor 1,200
Living Issues Fri — Socialist 1,650
Mining Review Semi-M — Min 5001
Our Goat Mo— Frat
Reporter JD— Hotel 1,100
Rocky Mountain Workman
Mo— A.O.U.W 3,645
Salt Lake Herald JD— Dem 56,822
Salt Lake Herald Semi-W— Dem 7,000
Salt Lake Herald Sun— Dem 7,340
Salt Lake Tribune tD— Ind 9,154
Salt Lake Tribune Semi-W— Ind 5,511
Town Talk Sat— Ind 70»
University Chronicle Mon — Ed 530
Utah Odd Fellow Mo— I.O.O.F 1,285
Western Mining Journal Sat — Min
Woman's Exponent Semi-M — Worn 800
Young Woman's Journal Mo — Mor 3,200
SANDY, 1,070.— Salt Lake.
Sentinel Sat— Ind 500
SILVER CITY, 187.— Juab.
Star Sat— Sil 150
SPRINGVILLE, 2,950.— Utah.
Independent Fri — Ind 450
TOOELE, 1,150.— Tooele.
Transcript Fri— Ind 700
VERNAL, 1,305.— Uintah.
Express Sat— Ind 510
t Morning and Sunday.
1 County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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VERMONT.
BARRE, 4,250.— Washington.
Farmers' Advocate Sat— Ag 2,200
(Telegram (ad. P. 445) *D— Rep 2,417
(Enterprise (ad. P. 445) Tu— Rep 1,250
Times *D— Ind 2,000
BARTON, 790.— Orleans.
Monitor Mon— Rep 2,250
BELLOWS FALLS, 3,240.— Windham.
Times Th— Rep 2,500
fiBENNINGTON, 4,650.— Bennington.
Banner (ad. P. 443) Fri— Rep 1,840
Reformer Fri— Ind 1,900
BRADFORD, 620.— Orange.
United Opinion Fri— Ind-R 2,000
BRANDON, 3,340.— Rutland.
Union Fri— Rep 1,420
BRATTLEBORO, 7,180.— Windham.
Phoenix Fri— Rep 4,600
Reformer Semi-W— Ind-D 6,200
Register Mo— Stk 5,500
BRISTOL, 1,860.— Addison.
Herald Th-Rep 1,000
UBURLINGTON, 17,870.— Chittenden.
Clipper Th — Rep
Earth Sat— Rep
Free Press JD— Rep 4,425
Free Press Wed— Rep 5,000
Medical Monthly Mo — -Med
News *D— Ind-R
University Cynic Semi-W — Ed
CAMBRIDGE, 1,720.— Lamoille.
Transcript Fri — Ind
7,500
1,200
5,098
710
600
ENOSBURG FALLS, 1,520.— Franklin.
Standard Fri— Rep 790
ESSEX JUNCTION, .—Chittenden.
Eagle Wed— Ind 300
Record Th— Rep 550
FAIR HAVEN, 2,790.— Rutland.
Era Th— Rep 2,485
GROTON, 1,080.— Caledonia.
Times (ad. P. 443) Fri— Ind 500
HARDWICK, 1,650.— Caledonia.
Gazette (ad. P. 445) Th— Rep 1,567
ISLAND POND, 2,050.— Essex.
Herald Fri— Rep 700
JERICHO, 520.— Chittenden.
Press Tu— Rep 375
LUDLOW, 1,160.— Windsor.
Tribune Fri— Rep 2,290-
LYNDON, 2,650.— Caledonia.
Union Fri— Dem 2,250'
LYNDONVILLE, 612.— Caledonia.
Journal Wed— Rep 1,510
^MANCHESTER, 1,945.— Bennington.
Journal Th— Rep 1,550
P1IDDLEBURY, 1,920.— Addison.
Register Fri— Rep 2,250
Undergraduate Mo — Ed 520
tfMONTPELIER, 4,500.— Washington.
Argus *D— Ind .r2,100
Argus and Patriot Wed— Dem 4,250
Journal *D — Rep
Watchman Wed— Rep 4,200
MORRISVILLE, 2,430.— Lamoille.
News and Citizen Wed— Rep 1,700
^NEWPORT, 1,760.— Orleans. .
Express and Standard. . .Semi-W— Rep 2,50O
NORTH FIELD, 1,260.— Washington.
News .. Tu— Rep 52,229
Reveille Mo— Ed 5<X>
NORTH TROY, 630.— Orleans.
Palladium Th— Rep 1,400«
POULTNEY, 3,200.— Rutland.
Advertiser Th— Rep 1,000
Journal Fri— Ind-D 1,700-
RANDOLPH, 1,600.— Orange.
Bucks' Monthly Mo— Lit 615
Herald and News Th— Rep 3,650"
State Th— Ind 1,250-
READSBORO, 910.— Bennington.
Enterprise Fri — Rep 700-
Record *D— Rep 50O-
RICHFORD, 1,580.— Franklin.
Gazette Fri— Rep 950
Journal Th— Rep 80O
^RUTLAND, 12,300.— Rutland.
Editor Mo— Jour 1,500
Herald JD— Rep 3,200-
Herald Th— Rep 3,800
News *D— Rep s2,200
News Fri— Ind-D .$4,200'
flST. ALBANS, 8,200.— Franklin.
Messenger *D— Rep 1,250
Messenger Th— Rep 4,920-
Vermont Messenger Fri — Rep 1,400-
Vermonter Mo — Lit
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday,
fl County Seat. * Evening,
§ Morning, except Monday.
t* Morning and Evening, except Sun.
s Sworn Circulation.
Ev'g..
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: Albany, H. Y. Jimes-Union
has a circulation equal to that
of all the other Albany English
dailies. <& fi & fi fi
VERMONT.
1ST. JOHNSBURY, 4,100.-Caledonia.
Caledonian Wed— Rep 1,925
Republican Th— Rep 2,742
.SOUTH LONDONDERRY, 1,200.— Windham.
Sifter Fri— Ind 1,340
SPRINGFIELD, 1,910.— Windsor.
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,560
SWANTON, 3,260.— Franklin.
Courier Th — Rep
Reporter Wed — Rep
VERGENNES, 1,810.— Addison.
Vermonter Fri — Rep
WATERS URY, 2,500.— Washington.
Record . ...Tu— Ind
800
700
1,500
1,800
WEST DUMMERSTON, .—Windham.
Quarry man's Journal Mo — Lab
VERMONT.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, 3, 920.—
Windsor.
Landmark Fri— Rep 1,475
WILLIAMSTOWN, 1,190.— Orange.
Herald Wed— Ind 1,000
WILMINGTON, 1,200.— Windham.
Farm Journal (ad. P. 444) Mo— Ag 18,000
Times Fri— Ind 1,010
WINDSOR, 1,500.— Windsor.
Journal Sat— Rep 2,140
WINOOSKI, 3,900.— Chittenden.
Journal Th— Ind 300
flWOODSTOCK, 1,284.— Windsor.
Spirit of the Age Sat— Dem 800
Standard Th— Rep 2,200
VIRGINIA.
fABINGDON, 1,730.— Washington.
Herald Fri— Dem 800
Virginian Th— Dem 1,767
fACCOMACK C. H., 500.— Accomack.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 600
tALEXANDRIA, 14,670.— Alexandria.
Gazette »D— Dem 620
Gazette Tri-W— Dem 700
Leader (Col.) Sat— Ind 800
Times *D— Dem 1,200
f AMHERST C. H., 596.— Amherst.
New Era Wed— Dem 810
ASHLAND, 945.— Hanover.
Herald Fri— Dem 620
Randolph Macon Mo— Ed 350
tBEDFORD CITY, 3,120.— Bedford.
Bulletin (ad. P. 443) Th— Dem $1,900
Churchman (Col.) Mo — Epis 5UO
Democrat (ad. P. 533) Th— Dem 1,450
BELLE HAVEN, 300.— Accomack.
Farmer and Fisherman (ad. P. 565)
Fri — Dem
flBERRYVILLE, 760.— Clarke.
Courier Wed— Dem
BIG STONE GAP, 400.— Wise.
Post Th— Dem
BLACKSTONE, 595.— Nottoway.
Courier Fri— Dem
Methodist Recorder ...Semi-M — Meth
BOWLING GREEN, 511.— Caroline.
Promoter Fri— Dem
BRIDGEWATER, 806.— Rockingham.
Herald Fri— Ind
BRISTOL, 6,400.— Washington.
News *D— Rep
News Tu— Rep
950
600
810
1,030
4,000
400
1,240
t 'Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday.
• County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
^ Sworn Circulation.
§ Aforning, except Monday.
Ev
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VIRGINIA.
BUCHANNAN, 810.— Botetourt.
Banner Th— Dem
BUENA VISTA, 1,052.— Rockbridge.
Virginian Sat— Dem
BURKEVILLE, 400.— Nottoway.
Blade Fri— Dem
CAPE CHARLES, 1,015.— Northampton.
Light Th— Dem
Pioneer Fri— Ind
610
1,000
300
640
1,200
CHARLOTTE C. H. (Smithville P. O.), 360.—
Charlotte.
Gazette Th— Dem 520
flCHARLOTTESVILLE, 10,000.— Albemarle.
Chronicle Fri— Dem 2,000
College Topics Fri— Ed 365
Progress *D— Ind-D 1,550
LTniversity Magazine Mo — Ed 500
CHASE CITY, 635.— Mecklenburgh.
Progress Fri — Dem 576
HCHATHAM, 770.— Pittsylvania.
Tribune Fri— Dem 720
flCHRISTIANSBURG, 870.— Montgomery.
Messenger Fri — Dem 510
CLAREMONT, 350.— Surry.
Herald Th— Ind 1,040
CLIFTON FORGE, 1,830.— Alleghany.
Review Th— Dem 1,080
CLINTWOOD, 200.— Dickenson.
Tribune Th— Ind 240
flCOVINGTON, 710.— Alleghany.
Sentinel Fri— Dem 504
CREWE, 895.— Nottoway.
Journal (ad. P. 443) Fri— Dem 600
flCULPEPPER, 1,700.— Culpepper.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,000
Exponent Fri — -Ind 610
DANVILLE, 10,600.— Pittsylvania.
Baptist Union Mo— Bap 1,500
Bee *D— Ind 950
Fairbrother's Farrago Th— Ind 1,940
Methodist Mo— Meth 3,156
Register §D— Ind-D 1,200
Register Th— Ind-D 1,800
Tobacco Journal Sat — Com 1,020
DAYTON, 370.— Rockingham.
Musical Million Mo — Mus 6,400
fiEASTVILLE, 410.— Northampton.
Herald Fri— Dem 700
EDINBURG, 520.— Shenandoah.
-Sentinel Fri— Dem 910
fiEMPORIA, 2,000.— Greenville.
Farmer Mo — Ag
Messenger Wed— Dem 97S
Virginian Th— Ind 4,400
^FAIRFAX, 490.— Fairfax.
Herald Fri— Dem 610
FALLS CHURCH, 790.— Fairfax.
Monitor Sat— Rep 700
flFARMVILLE, 2,420.— Prince Edward.
Herald (ad. P. 443) Fri— Dem 975
VIRGINIA.
HFINCASTLE, 680.— Botetourt.
Herald Th— Dem 1,375-
fiFLOYD, 490.— Floyd.
Press Th— Ind 1,300'
Times Wed— Ind
FORT MYER HEIGHTS (Roslyn P. O.), •
Alexandria.
Pantagraph Sat— Ind 960'
FORTRESS MONROE, 750.— Elizabeth City.
Journal of the U. S. Artillery
Bi-M— Milit 780
FRANKLIN, 890.— Southampton.
Democrat Th— Ind-D 600
FREDERICKSBURG, 4,736.— Spottsylvania.
Free Lance Tri-W— Ind 2,000
Star *D— Dem 800'
Star Semi- W— Dem 1,500
fiFRONT ROYAL, 885— Warren.
Register Th— Dem 650
Sentinel Fri— Dem 1,000
fiGATE CITY, 608.— Scott.
Journal Wed— Dem 810
Messenger Th— Ind 320
GLADE SPRINGS, 510.— Washington.
Journal Th— Dem 550
GORDONSVILLE, 990.— Orange.
Gazette Fri— Ind 82S
GRUNDY, 250.— Buchanan.
Messenger Sat— Sil 610
HAMILTON, 410.— Loudoun.
Enterprise Fri— Dem 1,610
Telephone Fri— Rep 740
HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, 70.— Prince Edward.
Hampden-Sidney Magazine — Mo — Ed 400
UHAMPTON, 2,720.— Elizabeth City.
Bulletin Wed— Ind 1,000
850
3,500
ffHARRISONBURG, 2,930.— Rockingham.
Free Press ,.Th— Ind 1,540
I News (ad. P. 582) *D— Ind 300
, Record (ad. P. 582) Th— Ind 1,300
Register Fri— Dem 1,647
Republican Th— Rep 1,100
Spirit of the Valley Fri— Rep 2,100
HIGHLAND SPRINGS, .— Henrico.
Journal Sat— Ind 270
fiHILLSVILLE, 300.— Carroll.
Advocate Fri— Dem 700
Recorder Wed— Rep 300
IHOUSTON, 1,310.— Halifax.
Independent Th— Ind-D 425
INDEPENDENCE, 195.— Grayson.
Gazette Fri— Dem 700
Journal (ad. P. 494-548) Th— Rep 500
IRVINGTON, 850.— Lancaster.
Citizen Fri— Ind-D 1,820
H JONES VI LLE, 524.— Lee.
Virginian Th — Ind 610
KILMARNOCK, 200.— Lancaster.
Wratchman Th— Dem 250
Monitor Sat — Dem
Southern Workman Mo — Ind
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
VIRGINIA.
fLAWRENCEVILLE, 344.— Brunswick.
Gazette ........................ Th— Ind
tLEBANON, 320.— Russell.
News (ad. P. 442) ............ Th— Dem
1LEESBURG, 1,676.— Loudoun.
Mirror ........................ Th— Dem
Washingtonian .............. Sat — Dem
tLEXINGTON, 3,250.— Rockbridge.
Gazette ...................... *D— Dem
Gazette ....................... Th— Dem
News .......................... Th— Ind
Southern Collegian ........... Mo— Coll
tLOUISA, 325.— Louisa.
News ......................... Fri— Dem
HLOVINGSTON, 310.— Nelson.
Times ........................ Th— Dem
1LURAY, 2,930.— Page.
Courier ........................ Th— Rep
News ......................... Fri— Dem
XYNCHBURG, 20,340.— Campbell.
Advance ..................... *D— Dem
Advance .................. Tri-W— Dem
Advance ...................... Th— Dem
Christian Organizer (Col.) ...Tu — Bap
News ......................... §D— Dem
News ..................... Tri-W— Dem
News ......................... Th— Dem
Virginia Law Register ........ Mo — Leg
1MADISON, 360.— Madison.
News (ad. P. 442) ............ Fri— Dem
:MANASSAS, 540.— Prince William.
Journal ...................... Fri— Dem
Southern Magazine ............ Mo — Lit
MANCHESTER, 9,450.— Chesterfield.
Chronicle .................... Fri— Dem
1MARION, 1,694.— Smyth.
Democrat .................... Th— Dem
News ......................... Fri— Rep
f MARTI NSVILLE, 2,180.— Henry.
Bantist ....................... Mo— Bap
Bulletin ...................... Fri— Dem
Standard .................... Wed — Rep
1MONTEREY, 220.— Highland.
Recorder (ad. P. 442) ....... Fri— Dem
MOUNT JACKSON, 560.— Shenandoah.
Journal ........................ Sat— Ind
TINEW CASTLE, 220.— Craig.
Record ........................ Sat— Ind
MARKET, 720.— Shenandoah.
Our Church Paper ......... Wed— Luth
Press .......................... Fri— Rep
Valley ........................ Th— Dem
NEWPORT NEWS, 4,660.— Warwick.
Journal ........................ *D— Ind
Press ........................ §D— Ind-D
Telegram ...................... *D— Ind
Ticket ......................... JD— Ind
1NORFOLK, 50,000.— Norfolk.
Cornucopia . . .................. Mo — Ag
Dispatch ...................... *D— Ind
Herald ........................ Sat— Ind
Journal of Commerce ........ Sat — Com
Landmark .................. §D— Ind-D
760
1,200
975
850
250
1,400
1,100
390
520
350
1,230
51,010
1,200
320
1,500
2,642
890
3,000
650
600
1,200
600
770
800
520
460
800
340
490
1,200
770
1,100
500
1,965
990
2,160
1,700
1,174
2,000
7,600
VIRGINIA.
^NORFOLK— Continued.
Public Ledger »D— Ind-D 2,800
Recorder *D — Rep
Recorder Sat — Rep
Virginian-Pilot t§D— Dem 9,000
Virginian-Pilot Sun— Dem 9,800
ONANCOCK, 687.— Accomack.
News Sat— Dem 500
flORANGE, 590.— Orange.
Observer Fri— Dem 610
Virginian Fri — Dem 580
PALMYRA, 250.— Fluvanna.
Virginian Th— Dem 990
1JPEARISBURG, 348.— Giles.
Virginian Th— Dem 900
PENNINGTON GAP, 500.— Lee.
News Fri— Rep 250
PETERSBURG, 23,840.— Dinwiddie.
Index-Appeal JD— Ind 4,200
Index-Appeal Wed— Ind 1,800
Post Sat— Ind-D 800
Progress *D— Dem 1,050
Virginia Courier Mo— Jr.O.U.A.M 1,000
PHOEBUS, 1,200.— Elizabeth City.
Sentinel Sat— Ind 500
^PORTSMOUTH, 15,000.— Norfolk.
Star *D— Dem 1,200.
POWHATAN C. H., — .— Powhatan.
Progress Fri — Ind 510
PULASKI CITY, 2,250.— Pulaski.
News-Review Semi- W— Dem 51,325
Republican .....Fri— Rep 600
RADFORD, 2,100.— Montgomery.
Advance Fri— Dem 420
^RICHMOND, 85,230.— Henrico.
{Anzeiger (Ger.)| §D — Dem
Virginische Zeifung (Ger.).Sun — Dem
Bible Reader Mo— Und
Bulletin of the College of Medicine
Semi-M— Med
Catholic Friend Sat— Cath
Catholic Visitor Sat— Cath
Central Presbyterian Wed — Pres
Christian Advocate Th — Meth
Dispatch |§D— Dem
Dispatch Semi-W — Dem
Dispatch Sun — Dem
Every Saturday Journal Sat — Fam
Foreign Mission Jour Mo — Mission
Jewish South Fri — Jew
Journal of Practice Mo — Med
Leader *D— Dem
Market Journal Sat — Com
Medical Register Mo — Med
Mercantile and Manufacturing Journal
Mo — Com
News (ad. P. 537) *D— Dem
Planet (Col.) Sat— Rep
Progressive South Mo — Indus
Reformer (Col.) Sat— Ind
Religious Herald Th— Bap
So. Churchman Th— Prot-Ep
So. Clinic Mo — Med
So. Planter Mo — Ag
So. Tobacconist Tu— Com
Sueden (Ger.) Sun — Ind
Times f §D— Drm
Times Semi-W — Dem
Times Sun — Dem
520
850
22,009
3,650
1,100
1,750
3,850
8,103
510,865
10,800
516,503
750
20,000
1,200
2,100
9,800
1,030
3,100
8,500
7,800
7,200
700
8,000
5,500
3.200
10,000
1,200
900
9,000
3,450
10,000
t Mornine and Sunday.
1 County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
5 Sworn Circulation.
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^RICHMOND— Continued.
Trade Journal ................. Mo— Tr 1,000
Union Seminary Magazine
Semi-M— Lit 520
Virginia Baptist (Col.) ...... Fri— Bap 2,300
Virginia Medical ......... Semi-M— Med 3,100
Virginia Odd Fellow ..... Mo— I.O.O.F 1,800
Virginia School Journal ....... Mo — Ed 4,250
Virginia Staats Gazette (Ger.).JD— Ind 545
RIDGEWAY, 250.— Henry.
Journal ....................... Fri— Ind 290
ROANOKE, 19,550.— Roanoke.
Farm, Furnace & Factory. Mo— Indus 10,000
News (ad. P. 567) ........... Sat— Dem 1,000
Times ............... ........ §D-Ind-D 2,900
World (ad. P. 442) ........... *D— Dem 2,500
World (ad. P. 442) ...... Semi- W— Dem 2,000
UROCKY MOUNT, 640.— Franklin.
Times-Democrat ............. Fri— Dem 760
RURAL RETREAT, 328.— Wythe.
Times ........................ Fri— Dem 700
USALEM, 3,485.— Roanoke.
Roanoke Collegian ............. Mo— Ed 800
Sentinel ........................ Tu— Ind 1,650
Times-Register .............. Fri— Dem 1,700
SCOTTSVILLE, 370.— Albemarle.
Courier ....................... Th— Dem 540
SOUTH BOSTON, 1,850.— Halifax.
News ......................... Th— Dem 1,250
Times ........................ Fri— Dem 1,190
STANLEYTON, 310.— Page.
Zion's Advocate ............... Mo — Bap 1,000
flSTAUNTON, 7,340.— Augusta.
Argus .......................... Tu— Ind
Herald .... .............. Semi-M— Ind
News .......................... §D— Ind
News .................... Semi- W— Ind
Spectator & Vindicator ..... Wed— Dem
Virginian ..................... Fri— Rep
STRASBURG, 650.— Shenandoah.
News ......................... Fri— Dem
fiSTUART, 350.— Patrick.
Enterprise .................. Fri— Ind-D
USUFFOLK, 3,410.— Nansemond.
Herald ............... ....... Fri— Ind-D
1,500
350
700
1,600
2,400
800
800
550
1,900
VIRGINIA.
fiTAPPAHANNOCK, 600.— Essex.
Democrat Fri— Dem 600
fTAZEWELL C. H., 554.— Tazewell.
News Fri— Dem 880
Republican Th— Rep 1,250
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, 250.— Fairfax.
Episcopal Review Mo — Lit 1,840
URBANA, 500.— Middlesex.
Sentinel Fri— Dem 800
1TWARM SPRINGS, 150.— Bath.
News Th— Dem 350
flWARRENTON, 1,360.— Fauquier.
True Index (ad. P. 443) Sat— Dem 1,250
Virginian Th— Dem 1,500
UWARSAW, 210.— Richmond.
News Fri— Dem 2,000
^WASHINGTON, 265.— Rappahannock.
Blue Ridge Guide Th— Dem 610
WAVERLY, 540.— Sussex.
Standard Fri— Ind 420
WAYNESBORO, 660.— Augusta.
Herald Fri— Dem 500
flWEST APPOMATTOX, 230.— Appomattox.
Times Th— Dem 720
WEST POINT, 2,230.— King William.
Plain Dealer Th— Ind 710
flWILLIAMSBURG, 1,800.— James.
Gazette Sat— Dem 515
William & Mary College Monthly
Mo— Coll 300
^WINCHESTER, 5,370.— Frederick.
News (ad. P. 442) *D— Dem sl.OOO
News Item (ad. P. 442). .. .Wed— Dem jl,500
Star *D— Ind 750
Times Wed— Dem 1,220
flWOODSTOCK, 1,170.— Shenandoah.
Herald Fri— Ind 1,340
flWYTHEVILLE, 2,760.— Wythe.
Dispatch Fri— Dem 520
Enterprise Wed— Dem 1,400
Sentinel Wed— Rep
t Morning and Sunday.
? County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
240
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WASHINGTON.
ABERDEEN, 2,300.— Chehalis.
Bulletin Fri— Rep
Herald Th— Dem
ANACORTES, 1,630.— Skagit.
American Th — Rep
ARLINGTON, 400.-Snohomish.
Enterprise Sat — Rep
Times Sat— Ind
fiASOTIN, 205.— Asotin.
Sentinel Sat — Ind
AUBURN, 740.— King.
Argus Th — Rep
BALLARD, 1,200.— King.
News Sat — Ind
Union Sat— Rep
ELAINE, 1,570.— Whatcom.
Journal Fri — Rep
"Republican Fri — Rep
BRIDGEPORT, .-Douglas.
Standard Th— Rep
BUCKLEY, 885.— Pierce.
Banner Fri — Ind
BURLINGTON, 200.— Skagit.
Journal Th— Ind
CASTLE ROCK, 760.-Cowlitz.
Advocate Th — Ind
flCATHLAMET, 560.— Wahkiakum.
Gazette Fri — Ind
CENTRALIA, 2,876.— Lewis.
Chronicle Fri — Rep
News Fri — Dem
HCHEHALIS, 1,400.— Lewis.
Bee-Nugget Fri — Rep
Examiner Fr; — Rep
People's Advocate Fri — Pop
CHELAN, 155.— Okanogan.
Leader Fri — Dem
CHENEY, 680.— Spokane.
Free Press Fri — Ind
Sentinel (ad. P. 456) Fri— Rep
flCOLFAX, 1,820.— Whitman.
Commoner Fri — Dem
Gazette Fri— Rep
COLTON, 820.— Whitman.
News-Letter (ad. P. 456) Fri— Rep
fiCOLVILLE, 745.— Stevens.
Statesman-Leader Fri — Ind
COSMOPOLIS, 300.— Chehalis.
Enterprise Fri — Rep
COULEE CITY, 270.— Douglas.
News Fri— Ind-R
flCOUPEVILLE, 540.— Island.
Times Fri — Ind
710
900
300
250
430
780
900
610
300
600
400
400
510
250
920
810
1,280
400
825
1,000
600
1,250
1,285
51,796
900
800
480
350
512
DAVENPORT, 430.— Lincoln.
Chronicle Fri — Ind 500
Mirror Sat— Ind 750
Times Fri— Rep 912
flDAYTON, 1,950.— Columbia.
Chronicle Sat— Rep 987
Courier-Press Th— Dem 1,750
DEMING, 100.— Whatcom.
Prospector Fri — Rep 210
EAST CLALLAM, . — Clallam.
Record Fri— Rep 600
EATONVILLE, .—Pierce.
Eagle Wed— Rep 300
flELLENSBURG, 2,800.— Kittitas.
Capital Sat— Rep 890
Down Fri— Pop 840
Localizer Sat— Dem 800
ELMA, 350.— Chehalis.
Chronicle Sat— Ind-R 500
EVERETT, 1,500.— Snohomish.
Independent *D 300
Independent Sat — Pop 1,175
News Sat— Ind 1,500
Times Wed— Rep 1,100
FAIRFIELD, 270.— Spokane.
Standard Fri— Rep 563
FAIR HAVEN, 4,320.— Whatcom.
Times Fri— Ind 800
World-Herald Th— Rep 1,500
FARMINGTON, 420.— Whitman.
Times Fri— Ind 300
tIFRIDAY HARBOR, 306.— San Juan.
Islander Th— Ind 746
GARFIELD, 330.— Whitman.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 400
IfGOLDENDALE, 820.— Klickitat.
Agricu'turist Sat— Ind 1,278
Sentinel Th— Rep 1,200
HARRINGTON, 470.— Lincoln.
Citizen Fri— Rep 300
HOQUIAM, 1,400.— Chehalis.
Washingtonian Th— Rep 600
ILWACO, 500.— Pacific.
Journal Fri— Rep 750
ffKALAMA, 370.— Cowlitz.
Bu'letin Fri— Rep 900
Press t'ri— Ind 322
KELSO, 400.— Cowlitz.
Journal Fri— Rep 550
KENT, 1,400.— King.
Journal Sat— Rep 2,000
KETTLE FALLS, 350.— Stevens.
Courant Fri— Ind 400
t Morninp and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
1 County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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REMINGTOX BROTHERS'
WASHINGTON.
LA CONNER, 404.— Skagit.
Mail Th— Rep 840
LATAH, 236.— Spokane.
News Fri— Ind 270
LOOMIS, 250.— Okanogan.
Prospector Fri— Ind-R 280
MARYSVILLE, 480.— Snohomish.
Globe Sat— Ind 420
MONROE, 78.— Snohomish.
Monitor Sat— Ind 150
flMONTESANO, 1,640.— Chehalis.
Independent Wed— Poo 865
Vidette Fri— Ind-D 865
flMOUNT VERNON, 780.— Skagit.
Argus Fri— Dem 620
News-Herald Mon— Rep 970
UNEVV WHATCOM, 4,100.— Whatcom.
Blade .. .. .Tri-W— Ind-R 660
B'ade Wed— Ind-R
Farmer Semi-M— Ag
Eye Mo— Ind
Post (Ger.) Th— Rep 750
Reveille §D— Rep 1,380
Reveille Fri— Rep 3,000
Washington Resources Sat — Im
NORTHPORT, 25.-Stevens.
News Th— Ind 590
Republican Sat— Rep 310
flNORTH YAKIMA, 1,600.— Yakima.
Democrat Sat — Dem
Herald Th— Dem 1,200
Republic Fri— Rep 820
OAKESDALE, 545. -Whitman.
Sun Fri— Ind 730
fiOLYMPIA, 6,300.— Thurston.
Capital Fri— Pop 800
Olympian *D— Rep 900
Olympian Th— Rep 1,200
Standard Fri— Dem 976
State Journal Wed— Ind 530
ORTING, 630.— Pierce.
Oracle Fri— Ind 510
PALOUSE, -1,130.— Whitman.
Republican Sat— Rep 700
fiPASCO, 480.— Franklin.
News Fri— Ind 350
PE ELL, 310.— Lewis.
Herald Fri-Ind 240
tfPOMEROY, 670.— Garfield.
East Washingtonian Sat— Rep 640
Independent Th— Ind 440
flPORT ANGELES, 1,040.— Clallam.
Courier Fri— Rep 1,000
Democrat- Leader Fri — Dem 820
Tribune-Times Sat— Rep 700
PORT ORCHARD, 550.— Kitsap.
Independent Sat — Rep 500
UPORT TOWNSEND, 4,765.— Jefferson.
Call (ad. P. 457) »D— Ind 1,965
Call (ad. P. 457) Wed— Ind 2,250
Leader §D— Rep 1.370
Leader Th— Rep 1,900
WASHINGTON.
PULLMAN, 880.— Whitman.
Herald Sat— Rep 630
Tribune Sat— Rep 400
PUYALLUP, 1,795.— Pierce.
Chronicle Th— Ind 500
Independent Fri— Ind-R 1,500
REPUBLIC, .—Ferry.
Miner Sat— Ind 510
Pioneer Sat — Ind
Record Th— Ind 500
ffRITZVILLE, 730.— Adams.
News Wed— Rep 525
Times Sat— Ind 620
ROCKFORD, 666.— Spokane.
Enterprise Fri — Rep 510
ROSALIA, 250.— Whitman.
Citizen Fri— Ind 300
flSEATTLE, 45,600.— King.
Am. Forester Mo — Frat SOO
Argus Sat— Ind-R
Folkets Blad (Nor.-Dan.) ...Sat— Ind 630
Herald Sat— SingleTax
Journal of Education Mo— Ed 2,700
Lumber Trade Journal Mo— Com 3,200
Northwest Industries Sat — Rep
Pacific Mason Mo— Tern 1,000
Post-Intelligencer JD— Rep 12.000
Post-Intelligencer Th— Rep 17,000
Post-Intelligencer Sun— Rep 15.000
Railway & Marine Gazette
Mo— R.R.&Marine 2,030
Ranch & Range Th— Ag
Republican Sat— Rep 1,400
Review Sat— Dem 1,280
Saturday Mail Sat— Lit
Star *D— Ind 2,000
Times *D— Ind-R 20.000
Times Th— Ind-R 6,000
Trade Register Sat— Com 1,250
Washington Churchman. .Mo— Prot-Ep 1.000
Washington Endeavorer. .Mo — Ch.End 1,550
Washington Minim? Record. Mo — Min
Washington Odd Fel^w. Mo— I.O.O.F 4,000
Washington Posten (Nor.-Dan.)
Th— Ind 2,500
Washington Staats Zeitung (Ger.)
Th— Tnd 2 000
Washington Workman.. Mo— A.O.U.W 7850
"UVstra Posten (Swed.) Fri-Tnd 4,400
World (Col.) Wed— Rep
SEDRO, 1,000.— Skagit.
Times Th— Rep 1,150
fiSHELTON, 655.— Mason.
Journal Fri— Ind-R 720
Tribune Sat— Dem 450
SKAMOKAWA, 125.— Wahkiakun.
Eagle Th— Rep 500
11SNOHOMISH, 2,010.— Snohomish.
Tribune Fri— Rep . 900
SOUTH BEND, 860.— Pacific.
Journal Fri— Rep 1,000
Pilot Fri— Dem 840
flSPOKANE, 32,500.— Spokane.
Chronic'e *D— Dem 5500
Chronicle Th— Dem 2,000
Church World Mo — Epis
Freeman's Labor Journal ..Fri — Lab 800
Miner and E'ectrician Mo — Min 1,100
New West Trade Sat— Ind 1,490
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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WASHINGTON.
HSPOKANE -Continued.
Outburst Sat— Ind 900
Post (Ger.) Sat— Ind 2,970
Spokesman-Review |D— Rep 10,000
Spokesman-Review Stmi-W — Rep 16,500
Sunday Call Sun — Ind
Western Home Journal (ad. P. 457)
Mo-Fam 2,423
SPRAGUE, 1,589.— Lincoln.
Times Fri— Ind 510
STANWOOD, 880.— Snohomish.
Press Sat— Ind 400
STARBUCK, 200.— Columbia.
Signal Fri— Rep 390
STEVENSON, 300.— Skamania.
Pioneer Th— Ind 360
SULTAN, 236.— Snohomish.
Journal Sat— Ind 250
SUMAS CITY, 310.-Whatcom.
News Fri— Pop 470
SUMNER, 390.-Pierce.
Herald Fri— Ind . 630
<1TACOMA, 40,000.— Pierce.
Herald Sat— Ind-R 900
Ledger {E>— Rep 7,492
Ledger Fri— Rep 3,546
Ledger Sun— Rep 8,573
Lumberman Mo — Lum 2,040
Masonic Review Mo — Mas 550
News *D— Dem 7,500
News Fri— Dem 4,000
Northwest Horticulturist Mo— Hort 2,840
Pacific Pou'.tryman Mo— Pity 2,100
State Mo— Lit 2,950
Sun Fri— Pop 1,500
Tidende (Nor.-Dan.) Sat— Rep 2,100
Tribunen (Swed.). Th— Rep 1,000
True American Citizen Fri — Ind 1,000
WASHINGTON.
fTACOM A— Continued.
Wachte Am. Sunde (Ger.). . . .Th— Ind 1,500
Washington Endtavorer. .Mo — Ch.End 1,600
West Coast Trade Th— Com 2,025
TEKOA, 700.— Whitman.
Times Fri— Ind 500
TOLEDO, 280.— Lewis.
Tidings Fri— Rep 560
UNIONTOWN, 285.— Whitman.
Gazette Sat— Ind 410
^VANCOUVER, 6,000,-Clarke.
Columbian Fri— Ind 1,090
Independent Th— Rep 940
Register-Democrat Th— Dem 2,000
WAITSBURG, 822.— Walla Walla.
Gazette Th— Dem
Times Fri— Ind 1,470
flWALLA WALLA, 5,400.— Walla Walla.
Argus Fri — Dem
Statesman *D— Dem 900
Statesman Sat— Dem 3,900
Union §D— Rep 700
Union-Journal Sat— Rep 1,600
Watchman Fri — Dem
flWATERVILLE, 320.— Douglas.
Big Bend Empire Th— Rep 810
WENATCHEE, 300.— Kittitas.
Advance Sat — Rep 485
Republican Sat— Rep 300
WILBUR, 430.— Lincoln.
Register Fri— Rep 650
WILLAPA, 305.-Pacific.
Pilot Sat— Ind 830
WTNLOCK, 800.— Lewis.
Pilot (ad. P. 457) Fri-Ind 750
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. 5 Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
fiADDISON, 600.— Webster.
Echo Fri— Dem 1,027
ALDERSON, 675.— Monroe.
Man Fri— Pop 1,100
ATHENS, 300.— Mercer.
Hornet Th— Ind 325
BAYARD, 850.— Grant.
Gazette Th— Rep 500
BECKLEY, 158.— Raleigh.
Register Th— Rep 810
BELINGTON, 500.— Barbour.
Independent Sat— Ind 672
BENWOOD, 2,934.— Marshall.
Enterprise Th^Ind 510
^BERKELEY SPRINGS, 1,250.— Morgan.
Messenger (ad. P. 456) Th— Rep 800
News' Fri— Dem 730
flBEVERLY, 525.— Randolph.
Enterprise (ad. P. 456) Wed— Dem 700
BLUEFIELD, 5,500.— Mercer.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 700
Telegraph JD— Rep 900
Telegraph Th— Rep 1,385
JfBUCKHANNON, 2.EOO.— Upsliur.
Banner '. Sat— Dem 620
Delta & Knight Errant Th— Rep 1,450
CAMERON, 600.— Marshall.
Banner Th— Rep 610
CEREDO, 1,400.— Wayne.
Advance Wed— Rep 520
Gospel Messenger Semi-M — Bap
Leader Fri— Ind 300
^CHARLESTON, 15,000.— Kanawha.
Courier *D— Sil-D
Democrat (ad. P. 559) Th— Dem 990
Gazette JD— Dem 3,000
Gazette Wed— Dem 700
Mail-Tribune *D— Rep 2,300
Mail-Tribune (ad. P. 491) Th— Rep 1,400
School Journal Mo— Ed 4,500
flCHARLESTOWN, 2,515.-Jefferson.
Farmers' Advocate Fri— Ind-D 1,070
Free Press Wed— Dem 900
Spirit of Jefferson Tu— Dem 1,100
HCLARKSBURG, 4,820.— Harrison.
Mail & Advertiser (ad. P. 491)
Sat— Ind 1,200
• News (ad. P. 456) Th— Dem 2,600
Telegram Fri— Rep 1,980
1ICLAY C. H., 450.— Clay.
Star Th— Ind 620
DAVIS, 950.— Tucker.
News >h— Ind 500
Republican Fri— Rep 950
^ELIZABETH, 815.— Wirt.
Mountain Messenger (ad. P. 550.)
Wed— Ind-R 850
News Fri— Dem 520
Times Th— Rep 720
ELKINS, 900.— Randolph.
Inter-Mountain Th— Rep 1,040
News Wed— Dem 1,250
flFAIRMONT, 1,078.— Marion.
Free Press Th— Ind 2,500
Index Wed— Dem 1,860
West Virginian Fri— Rep 1,500
flFAYETTEVILLE, 310.— Fayette.
Free Press Fri— Dem 500
Journal Th— Rep 1,150
flFRANKLIN, 576.— Pendleton.
Review Th-^Ind-D 1,000
GERRARDSTOWN, 285.— Berkeley.
Times Semi-M— Ind ;510
flGLENVILLE, 545.— Gilmer.
Imprint Th— Dem 500
Pathfinder Th— Rep 710
GORMANIA, 410.— Grant.
Star Fri— Ind 1,000
flGRAFTON, 3,250.— Taylor.
Leader Fri— Dem 1,265
Sentinel Fri— Rep 1,200
West Virginia Protestant. .Wed— Meth 600
GRANTSVILLE, 280.— Calhoun.
Chronicle Tu — Ind 650
HHAMLIN, 328.— Lincoln.
Citizen (ad. P. 558) ..Th— Rep 1,647
News Wed— Dem 780
HARPER'S FERRY, 1,000.— Jefferson.
Sentinel Fri— Rep 750
UHARRISVILLE (Ritchie C. H. P. CO. 294.—
Ritchie.
Gazette Th— Rep 650
Standard . ... Fri— Rep 1,310
HHINTON, 2,590.-Summers.
Independent Herald Th — Dem 1,265
Leader (ad. P. 551) Fri— Dem 1,000
IIORTON, 100.— Randolph.
Courier Th— Ind-D 520
HUNDRED, 100.— Wetzel.
Independent Th— Ind 620
HUNTINGTON, 15,000.— Cabell.
Academy Mo— Ed 1,032
Advertiser *D— Dem 1,225
Advertiser « Th— Dem 750
Argus Th— Ind 820
Baptist Banner (ad. P. 455). Wed— Bap 3,800
Hera'd *D— Rep 1,400
Rera'd Th— Rep 960
Independent Voter Sat— Ind 700
KENOVA, 700.— Wayne.
Reporter Fri— Ind 420
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, excent Monday.
I County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
fiKEYSER, 2,460.— Mineral.
Echo .......................... Fri — Rep
Tribune ...................... Fri— Dem
fKINGWOOD, 600.— Preston.
Argus ........................ Th— Dem
Journal ....................... Th— Rep
fiLEWISBURG, 1,025.— Greenbrier.
Independent ................. Th— Dem
SLOGAN, 1,800.— Logan.
Banner ....................... Th— Dem
UMADISON, 250.— Boone.
Democrat (ad. P. 567) ....... Th— Dem
MANNINGTON, 960.— Marion.
Advocate ...................... Fri— Ind
Enterprise .................... Fri— Ind
ffMARLINTON, - .— Pocahontas.
Times ........................ Th— Dem
UMARTINSBURG, 7,280.— Berkeley.
Democrat .................... Sat— Dem
Herald ....................... Sat— Rep
Independent .................. Sat— Ind
Pioneer Press (Col.) .......... Sat— Rep
Statesman .............. Semi-W— Dem
World (ad. P. 455) ............ *D— Ind
World (ad. P. 455) ............ Fri— Ind
flMTDDLEBOURNE, 350.-Tyler.
Star ........................... Th— Rep
MILTON, 700.— Cabell.
Record ...................... ..Th— Ind
MONTGOMERY, 1,200.— Fayette.
Courier ...................... Sat— Dem
Vindicator ................... Sat— Rep
flMOOREFIELD, 630.— Hardy.
News ........................ Fri— Dem
fiMORGANTOWN, 1,075.— Monongalia.
Athenaeum ............... Semi-M — Ed
New Dominion ............... *D— Dem
New Dominion ............... Sat — Dem
Post .......................... Th— Rep
West Virginia Bar ............ Mo— Leg
fMOUNDSVILLE, 5,000.— Marshall.
Echo ........................... *D— Ind
Echo .......................... Fri— Ind
Herald ........................ *D— Rep
Herald ...................... Wed— Rep
NEW CUMBERLAND, 2,380.— Hancock.
Courier ........................ Fri— Ind
Independent ................ Wed— Rep
UNEW MARTINSVILLE, l,750.-Wetzel.
Democrat .................... Fri— Dem
Republican ................... Th— Rep
State-Gavel .......... Mo— Jr.O.U.A.M
NORWOOD, - .—
Herald (ad. P. 462) ........... Sat— Rep
fiOCEANA, 280.— Wyoming.
Herald ........................ Fri— Rep
flPARKERSBURG, 8,526.— Wood.
Meth. Episcopal Times
Wed— Meth-Ep
News (ad. P. 455) ............. $D— Rep
News (ad. P. 455) ............ Sun— Ind
Sentinel ..................... *D— Dem
Sentinel ................ Semi-W— Dem
744
760
1.100
1,310
1,625
850
733
600
1,010
975
820
1,450
1,300
950
1,700
1,000
1,140
910
400
920
700
860
820
500
1,300
1,450
572
510
1,200
300
1,100
810
1,220
1,069
870
1,490
1,000
400
2.800
2,000
2,250
1,600
1,825
WEST VIRGINIA.
UPARKERSBURG— Continued.
State Journal *D— Rep 2,100
State Journal Th— Rep 4,250
PARSONS, 140.— Tucker.
Advocate (ad. P. 455) Fri— Rep 600
Democrat Fri — Dem 550
PENNSBORO, 600.— Ritchie.
News (ad. P. 548) Th— Dem jl,600
PETERSBURG, 300.— Grant.
Press Fri— Ind 350
tiPHILIPPI, 410.— Barbour.
Democrat Th— Dem 700
Jeffersonian Plain Dealer
Semi-W— Dem 870
Republican Th— Rep 760
PIEDMONT, 2,300.— Mineral.
Herald Fri-Ind 1,000
Independent Th— Ind 1,580
Pythian Banner Mo— K.ofP 1,450
fiPOINT PLEASANT, 1,875.— Mason.
Gazette Semi-W— Rep 1,900
Register Wed— Dem 1,060
Review Sat— Sil-D 700
flPRINCETON, 375.— Mercer.
Journal (ad. P. 456) Sat— Rep 1,250
RAVENSWOOD, 970.— Jackson.
News Wed— Rep 830
RIPLEY, .-Jackson.
Herald Fri— Rep 910
Mountaineer Fri — Dem 770
ffROMNEY, 475.— Hampshire.
Review Wed— Dem 1,900
Times Fri— Rep 600
RONCEVERTE, 495.— Greenbrier.
Democrat Th— Dem 520
Messenger Wed— Ind 400
News Sat— Rep 415
ST. ALBANS, 1,000.— Kanawha.
Reporter Sat— Dem 700
flST. MARY'S, 540— Pleasants.
Oracle Sat— Dem 780
SHEPHERDSTOWN, 1,540.— Jefferson.
Independent Wed— Ind 800
Register Th— Dem 1,100
SHINNSTON, 410.— Harrison.
News Fri— Ind 300
SISTERSVILLE, 3,000.— Tyler.
Review "D— Ind 1.295
Review Wed— Dem 1,150
Tribune Th— Rep
tISPENCER, 450.— Roane.
Bulletin Wed— Dem 725
Record Tu— Rep 680
SUMMERSVILLE, 250.— Nicholas.
Chronic'e (ad. P. 552) Sat— Dem 1,016
fiSUTTON, 850.— Braxton.
Central Fri— Rep 730
Democrat (ad. P. 567) Fn— Dem Jl.150
Meth. Epis. Advocate Wed— Meth s2,900
TERRA ALTA, 560.— Preston.
Republican Th— Rep 720
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. 5 Morning, except Monday.
I County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
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WEST VIRGINIA.
THURMOND, 100.— Fayette.
Reporter Sat — Ind 250
flUNION, 360.— Monroe.
Watchman Th — Dem 1,385
WARDENSVILLE, 106.— Hardy.
Courier Fri— Ind 300
flWAYNE, 416.— Wayne.
News Th— Dem 700
<|WELCH, 1,200.— McDowell.
Recorder Fri— Rep 1,000
flWELLSBURG, 2,500.— Brooke.
Herald »D— Rep 300
Herald Fri— Rep 720
News Fri— Ind-D 815
1JWESTON, 3,000.— Lewis.
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,250
Independent (ad. P. 455) ....Tu— Rep 1,7-50
Times (ad. P. 566) Th— Dem 1,100
UWEST UNION, 320.— Doddridge.
Herald Th-Rep 600
WKST VIRGINIA.
HWEST UNION— Continued.
Oil Derrick Fri— Rep 500
Record (ad. P. 454) Fri— Dem 1,303
^WHEELING, 40,000.— Ohio.
Intelligencer JD— Rep 5,500
Intelligencer Wed— Rep 4,800
News *D— Ind 7,500
News Th— Ind 2,000
News Sun— Ind 7,150
Ohio Valley Manufacturer Th— Tr 1,563
Register i. JD— Dem 9,600
Register Th— Dem 6,200
Register Sun— Dem 12,800
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) *D— Ind 3,200
Staats Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 3,000
Workman Mo— A.O.U.W 2,500
WILLIAMSON (Mingo Co. P. O.), 350.
— Mingo.
Mingo Circulator (ad. P. 455). Sat— Rep 1,0-30
Southern West Virginian ..Sat — Dem 1,000
WINFIELD, 320.— Putnam.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,100
Irrepressible Th— Rep 500
Republican Th— Rep 400
WISCONSIN.
ALBANY, 720.— Green.
Vindicator Th— Ind 850
ALGOMA, 1,603.— Kewaunee.
Press Wed— Ind 450
Record Fri— Rep 600
flALMA, 1,430.— Buffalo.
Journal Th— Rep 990
ALMA CENTER, 225.-Jackson.
Herald Wed— Ind 450
AMERY, 460.— Polk.
Free Press Th— Ind 400
AMHERST, 440.— Portage.
Advocate Wed— Rep 460
UANTIGO, 4,600,-Langlade.
Farmers' Review Tu — Ag
Herold (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,000
Journal Sat— Dem 700
News-Item Sat— Dem 900
Republican Th— Rep 1,216
APOLLONIA, 150.— Chippewa.
Budget Fri— Rep 240
flAPPLETON, 12,250.— Outagamie.
Crescent *D— Dem 1,350
Crescent Sat— Dem 1,750
Gegenwart (Ger.) Th— Ind 4,200
Lawrenthian Mo — Ed 340
Montags-Blatt (Ger.) Mon— Lit 5,800
Post *D— Rep 1,000
Post Th— Rep 1,980
Volksfreund (Ger.) Th— Ind 5,900
Wecker (Ger.) Th— Ind-D 3,000
ARCADIA, 670.^Trempealeau.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Fri— Ind 500
Arcadian (ad. P. 454) Fri— Rep 970
Leader Th— Dem 990
ARGYLE, 440.— La Fayette.
Atlas Fri— Ind 510
fiASHLAND, 12,600.— Ash!and.
Critic Sat— Rep 800
Herold (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,000
News *D— Dem 1,100
News Wed— Dem 600
Press (ad. P. 552) «D— Rep 1,330
Press (ad. P. 552) Sat— Rep 900
AUGUSTA, 1,210.— Eau Claire.
Eagle (ad. P. 562) Fri— Rep . 660
Times Fri— Ind-D 770
BALDWIN, 495.— St. Croix.
Bulletin Fri— Rep 800
BALSAM LAKE, 75.— Polk.
Ledger Th— Ind 230
BANGOR, 506.— La Crosse.
Independent Sat — Ind 875
fiBARABOO, 4,680.— Sauk.
Democrat Th— Dem sl,224
News (ad. P. 494) *D— Rep 500
News (ad. P. 494) Tu— Rep j2,280
Republic §D— Rep 500
Repub'ic Wed— Rep 1,750
Wis. Horticulturist Mo— Hort 463
BARNEVELD, 320.— Iowa.
New Era Fri— Rep 240
Register Fri— Ind 310
t Morning and Sunday.
J County Seat.
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* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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WISCONSIN.
fPARRON, 8E?.— Barren.
Republican Th— Rep 550
Shield Fri— Rep 800
BAYFIELD, 1,390.— Bayfield.
Press Sat— Rep 710
BEAVER DAM, 4,280.-Dodge.
Argus Th— Dem 910
Citizen Th— Rep 1,040
BELLEVILLE, 340.-Dane.
Recorder Fri— Ind 450
BELMONT, 390.— La Fayette.
Bee Th— Ind 400
BELOIT, 6.500.— Rock.
Deutsche Zeitung (ad. P. 571)
Fri— Ind 500
Free Press (ad. P. 458-538) . ,*D— Rep 1,200
Free Press (ad. F. 458-538) ..Th— Rep 830
News (ad. P. 454) »D— Ind 1,100
News (ad. P. 454) Fri— Ind 800
Round Table Bi-W— Ed 500
BENTON, 420.— La Fayette.
Mining Times Th— Ind 360
BERLIN, 4,230.— Green Lake.
Courant Tri-W— Ren 1,200
Tournal *D— Ind-R 400
Journal Th— Ind-R 800
HBLACK RIVER FALLS, 2,395.— Jackson.
Banner Th— Rep 915
Journal Wed— Ind-D 1,100
BLAIR, 420.— Trempealeau.
Press Th— Rep 350
BLANCHARDVILLE, 630.— La Fayette.
Blade Fri— Ind 515
BLOOMER, 650.— Chippewa.
Advance Fri— Rep 490
Advocate Fri — Ind
BLOOMINGTON, 595.— Grant.
Record Th— Ind 750
-BOSCOBEL, 1,660.— Grant.
Dial Th— Rep 1,280
BOYD, 750.— Chippewa.
Leader Fri— Ind 400
Times Herald ...Sat— Rep 800
BRANDON, 710.— Fond du Lac.
Times ^Th— Rep 500
BRILLION, 590.— Calumet.
News Fri— Ind 400
BRODHEAD, 1,472.— Green.
Citizen Mo— Wom-Suff 2,050
Independent Th— Rep 1,200
Register Sat— Ind 510
BROOKLYN, 625.-Green.
News Wed— Ind 405
BURLINGTON, 2,450.-Racine.
Free Press Wed— Rep 800
Standard Democrat Sat— Dem 908
Standard Demokrat (Ger.) ..Sat— Dem 300
BUTTERNUT, 1,250.— Ashland.
Eagle (ad. P. 455) Sat— Ind 600
Wisconsin.
CADOTT, 895.— Chippewa.
Blade Fri— Ind 350
CAMBRIA, 536.— Columbia.
News Fri— Rep 618
CAMBRIDGE, 470.— Dane.
News Fri — Rep 718
CAMERON, 309.— Barren.
Review Sat— Rep 318
CAMPBELLSPORT, 400.— Fond du Lac.
News Fri— Ind 830
CASHTON, 320. —Monroe.
Record Tu— Rep 516
CASSVILLE, 894.— Grant.
Index Th— Ind 410
CEDARBURG, 1,370.— Ozaukee.
News Wed— Dem 1,000
CEXTRALIA. 1,450.— Wood.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 603
CHETEK, 410.— Ban-on.
Alert Fri— Rep 330
fiCHILTON, 1,435.— Calumet.
Calumet Fri~-Itid 1,000
Demokrat (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1.230
Times Sat— Dem 1,819
fiCHIPPEWA FALLS, 8,820.— Chippewa.
Catholic Sentinel Th— Cath 2,400
Herald *D— Ind-R 1,240
Herald Fri— Rep 2,000
(Independent (ad. P. 454) ....§D— Dem 2.500
| Times (ad. P. 454) Tu— Dem 2,500
Observer Wed— Rep 600
Thalbote (Ger.) Th— Ind-D 1,620
CLINTON, 876.— Rock.
Fanner Sat— Tern 600
Herald" Tu— Rep 760
CLINTON VI LLE, 1,503.— Waupaca.
Sun Wed— Rep 700
Tribune Fri— Rep 1,070
COLBY, 7SO.-Clark.
Phonograph Th— Dem 790
COLFAX, 890.— Dunn.
Messenger Fri — Ind 327
COLUMBUS, 2,020.— Columbia.
Democrat Wed— Ind-D 990
Republican Sat— Rep 1,000
UCRANDON, 380.— Forest.
Republican Th— Rep 500
CUBA CITY, 750.— Grant.
News .- Fri— Ind 500
CUMBERLAND, 1,260.— Barrort.
Advocate Th — Rep 975
DALE, 130.— Outagamie.
Recorder Th— Ind 250
DARIEN. 190.— Walworth.
Dispatch Wed— Ind 300
fiDARLINGTON, 1,675.— La Fayette.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,480
Tournal Wed— Rep 1.200
Republican Fri— Rep 1,246
t Morning and Sunday.
S County Seat.
J Morni'ng except Sunday. ' 5 Morning, except Monday:
* livening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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UDARTFORD, 220.— Green Lake.
Reporter Th— Rep 333
DEERFIELD, 345.— Dane.
Enterprise Th— Ind 500
DE FOREST, 270.— Dane.
Times Fri— Ind 400
DELAVAN, 2,210.— Walworth.
Enterprise Th— Rep 860
Republican Wed— Rep I,6d5
DE PERE, 3,850.— Brown.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,490
Gids (Hoi!.) Mo— Immig 1,900
News Sat— Rep 1,100
Standaard (Holl ) Wed— Cat h 2,300
Volkstem (Holl.) Wed— Cath 1,260
DE SOTO, 440.— Vernon.
Herald Fri-Rep 820
UDODGEVILLE, 1,788.— Iowa.
Chronicle Fri— Rep 2,232
Star ...Fri— Rep 630
Sun Fri— Dem 1,060
DORCHESTER, 700.-Clark.
New Era Sat— Rep 520
HDURAND, 1,180.— Pepin.
Courier Fri— Rep 8~,0
Enter'ng Wedge Th— Rep 1,050
EAGLE, 450.— Waukesha.
Quill Fri— Dem 300
flEAGLE RIVER, 1,176.— Vilas.
News Mon— Dem 400
Review Th— Rep 380
EAST TROY, 402.— Walworth.
News Wed— Ind 500
fEAU CLAIRE, 25,000.— Eau Claire.
Free Press ..*D— Rep 983
Free Press Th— Reo 1,670
Hero'd (Ger.) Th— Ind-D 2,603
Leader §D— Ind-D 3,109
Leader r. Sat— Dem 5,200
Leader Sun— Ind-D 3,550
Reform (Nor.) Tu— Pro 4.750
Telegram §D— Rep 1,000
Telegram .".'..'.'Th— Rep 1,300
EDGERTON, 1,650.— Rock.
Reporter Fri— Ind 2,300
HELKHORN, 1,480.— Walworth.
Blade Tu— Ind 1,000
Independent .............-..;. .Th— Rep 1,670
Wisconsin Baptist Mo
HELLSWORTH, 720.— Pierce.
Herald Th— Rep 725
Record Th— Rep 925
ELROY, 1,430.— Juneau.
Leader Th— Ind 500
Tribune Th— Rep 820
EVANSVILLE, 1,570.— Rock.
Badger Sat-^Rep 800
Enterprise Fri— Ind 1,033
Review Th— Rep 790
Tribune Tu— Ind 875
FAIRCHILD, 785.-Eau Claire.
Observer (ad. P. 453) Th— Rep 450
WISCONSIN.
FEXNIMORE, 630.— Grant.
Times-Review (ad. P. 539) Wed— Rep 51,464
HFLORENCE, 4cO.— Florence.
Mining News Sat— Ind 900
fiFOND DU LAC, 12,360.— Fond du Lac.
Commonwealth *D— Rep 2,580
Commonwealth Senv-W— Rep 4,275
Commonwealth Fri— Rep 1,000
Daheim (Ger.) Sun— Lit 2.00r>
News §D— Dem 1,000
Nordwestlicher Courier (Ger.)
Wed— Dem 2,600
Reporter (ad. P. 567) *D— Dem 1,780
Reporter (ad. P. 567) Sat— Dem 2,690
FORT ATKINSON, 3,000.— Jefferson.
Chronicle Th— Ind 1,603
Hoard's Dairyman Fri— Dairy 30,000
Union Fri— Rep 3,000
Union (Ger.) Fri— Rep 1,000
FOUNTAIN CITY, 990.— Buffalo.
Republikaner (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,950
FOX LAKE, 900.— Dodge.
Representative Fri— Rep 800
^FRIENDSHIP, 170.— Adams.
Press Sat— Rep 675
R; p rter Fri — Ind 600
GALES VI LLE, 595.— Trempealeau.
Independent Fri— Ind 700
Republican : Th— Rep «20
GLENNVOOD, 1,725.— St. Croix.
Tribune AV Fri— Rep 780
GLIDDEN, 540.— Ash'.and.
Berichterstatter (Ger.) ...... .Sat— Ind 780
UG"RAND RAPIDS, 1,760.— Wood.
Reporter Th— Rep 1,000
fGRANTSBURG, 420.— Burnett.
Journal Fri— Rep 800
Sentinel Th— Rep 720
flGREEN BAY, 9,380.— Brown.
Advocate Semi- W — Dem 1,500
Gazette *D— Rep 1,800
Gazette Semi- W— Rep 1,600
Landsmann (Ger.) Wed— Ind 1,510
Review Sat— Rep 1,000
GREENWOOD, 520.— Clark.
Gleaner Fri— Rep 600
HAMBURG, 800.— Marathon.
Geflugel-Zuchter (Ger.) .... Mo— Pity 2,800
HAMMOND, 420.— St. Croix.
News Fri— Ind 730
HANCOCK, 300.— Waushara.
News Th— Rep 470
HARTFORD, 1,340.— Washington.
Press Fri— Ind-R 1,360
Times Th— Dem 1,000
HARTLAND, 496.— Waukesha.
News Sat— Rep 630
HAYWARD, 1,175.— Sawyer.
Republican Th— Rep 650
HIGHLAND,. 770.— Iowa.
Press (ad. P. 454) Fri— Dem 1,600
t Morning and Sunday,
fl County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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WISCONSIN.
HILLSBOROUGH, 470.— Vernon.
Sentry Fri— Rep 540
HOLLANDALE, 200.— Iowa.
Review Fri— Ind 500
HORICON, 1,400,-Dodge.
Reporter Fri— Ind 610
HORTONVILLE, 450.— Outagamie.
Review Fri— Rep 500
HHUDSON, 3,100.— St. Croix.
Star-Times Fri— Rep 800
True Republican Th— Dem 830
THURLEY, 2,800.— Iron.
Miner Tu— Ind-R 830
Republican Fri — Rep 870
INDEPENDENCE, 386.— Trempealeau.
Good Templar Th— Tern 4,750
News- Wave Sat— Ind 1,100
IOLA, 280.— Waupaca.
Herald Th- Rep 430
IRON RIVER, 1,200.— Bayfield.
Pioneer Th— Ind 580
UJANESVILLE, 14,000.— Rock.
Gazette *D— Rep 2.500
Gazette Semi- W— Rep 3,700
Journal (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,000
Recorder (ad. P. 453) §D— Dem 1,615
Recorder (ad. P. 453) Th— Dem 2,050
Republican (ad. P. 565 ) *D— Rep 1,400
Republican (ad. P. 565) Th— Rep 530
Wis. Druggist's Exchange Mo— Drugs 1,100
1JEFFERSON, 2,440.— Jefferson.
Banner Th— Dem 1,900
Journal Fri— Dem 1,100
Record Wed— Dem 1,000
Wachter Sat— Dem 610
HJUNEAU, 720.— Dodge.
Independent Fri— Dem 1,000
Telephone Fri— Dem 970
Volksbote (Ger.) Th— Rep 800
KAUKAUNA, 4,850.— Outagamie.
Sun Fri— Dem 1,000
fKENOSHA, 6,750.— Kenosha.
Gazette *D— Dem 870
Gazette Th— Dem 700
I News »D— Rep 1,126
"I Telegraph-Courier Th— Rep 1,650
Union Th— Dem 810
Volksfreund (Ger.) Th— Dem 700
KEWASKUM, 600.— Washington.
Statesman Sat— Ind 812
HKEWAUNEE, 1,930.— Kewaunee.
Banner (Ger.) Th— Dem 870
Enterprise Fri— Ind 1,100
Listy (Boh.) Wed— Ind 1,200
KIEL, 670.— Manitowoc.
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Ind 940
KILBOURN CITY, 980.— Columbia.
Mirror-Gazette (ad. P. 537) ..Sat— Ind 820
KINGSTON, 275.— Green Lake.
Spy Wed— Ind 610
WISCONSIN.
ULA CROSSE, 26,100.— La Crosse.
(Abend Stern (Ger.) *D— Ind 350
(Nord Stern (Ger.) Semi-W— Ind 3,300
Argus Sat— Ind 700
Chronicle (ad. P. 453) §D— Ind-D 1,540
Chronicle (ad. P. 453) ....Th— Ind-D 1,550
Herold und Volksfreund (Ger.)
Th— D-m 1,450
Money Maker Magazine Mo — Lit
News Budget Sat— Ind 8.200
Patriot (Ger.) Th— Cath 1,380
Press *D— Ind 2.500
Press Democrat Th— Dem 1,800
Republican & Leader (ad. P. 565)
*D— Rep 1,500
Republican & Leader (ad. P. 565)
Fri— Rep 2,000
Vlastenec (Boh.) Fri — Ind
Voice of the People Fri— Pop 1,100
LAKE GENEVA, 2,500.— Walworth.
Herald (ad. P. 453) Fri— Rep 1,577
News Th— Rep 540
LAKE MILLS, 1,075. —Jefferson.
Leader Th— Rep 725
LAKE NEBAGAMON, .—Douglas.
Enterprise Sat— Ind 200
^LANCASTER, 2,245.— Grant.
Herald (ad. P. 519) Th— Rep 1,800
Teller Th— Ind 2,150
LINDEN, 470.— Iowa.
Adviser Mo— Ind 3,950
Wisconsin Fri — Rep 1,110
LODI, 740.— Columbia.
Enterprise Fri — Ind 625
News Sat— Rep 430
LOYAL, 460.— Clark.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 300
Tribune Fri— Rep 515
flMADISON, 13,800.— Dane.
Aegis Mo— Coll 710
American Thresherman Mo — Tr 42,000
Amerika (Nor.) Wed— Rep 6,890
Cardinal *D— Ed 800
Cardinal (D. ex. Sun.) Coll 850
Democrat §D— Dem 1.800
Democrat Semi-W— Dem 2,100
Dental Century Mo — Dental
Madisonian Fri — Dem 1,042
Mandt's Weekly Sat— Dem
Northwestern Mail Th— Pro 2,500
Sphinx Semi-W— Coll
State Fri— Rep 1,000
Wisconsin Botschafter (Ger.)
Wed-Dem 2.000
Wis. Farmer Fri— Ag 20.000
Wis. Journal of Education Mo— Ed 3,500
Wis. Staats Zeitung Wed — Dem 1,415
Wis. State Journal *D— Rep 2.000
Wis. State Journal Fri— Rep 3,100
MAIDEN ROCK, 350.— Pierce.
News Th— Ind 300
MANAWA, 650.— Waupaca.
Advocate Th— Ind 680
fiMANITOWOC, 7,990.— Manitowoc.
Citizen Th— Rep 1,000
Herald *D-Ind 1,000
Nord-Westen (Ger.) Th— Dem 1.250
Pilot .Th— Dem 1,160
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,200
Times and Press Wed— Rep 1,500
Wahrheit (Ger.) Tu— Ind 1,200
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. 5 Morning, except Monday.
H County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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UMARINETTE, 11,700.— Marinette.
Argus Fr— Dem 1,315
Eagle *D— Rep sl,500
Eagle Sat— Rep 1,450
Forposten (Swed.) Th— Rep 3,500
Freja (Nor.-Dan.) Fri— Lit
Fremad (Nor.-Dan.) Fri— Ind 900
North Star *D— Rep 830
North Star Th— Rep 1,700
Tribunen (Swed.) Th— Rep 1,500
Volksbote (Ger.) Sat— Ind 715
MARION, 570.— Waupaca.
Advertiser Fri— Rep 800
MARKESAN, £05.— Green Lake.
Herald Th— Ind 663
MARSHALL, 300.— Dane.
Record Fri— Ind 300
MARSHFIELD, 3,670.— Wood.
Demokrat (Ger.) Th— Dem 660
Ntws Th— Dem 1,300
Times Fri— Ind-R 800
fiMAUSTON, 1,360.— Juneau.
Thronic'e Wed— Dem 809
Star Th— Rep 1,490
MAYVILLE, 1,180.— Dodge.
News Tu— Ind 400
Pioneer (Ger.) Semi-W— Ind 3,1<P
Post (Ger.) Fri— Dem 400
MAZOMANIE, 1,100.— Dane.
Sickle Sat— Ind 775
flMEDFORD, 1,220.— Taylor.
Democrat Th— Dem 600
Repub'ican Fri — Rep 500
Star and News Sat— Rep 550
Waldbote (Ger.) Sat— Ind-D 1,300
MELROSE, 400.— Jackson.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 700
MEN ASH A, 4,730.— Winnebago.
Anzeiger (Ger.) Fri — Dem 1,150
Breeze *D— Ind 620
Freeze Sat— Ind 310
Our Church Life Mo— Cong 2,840
MENOMONEE FALLS, 600.— Waukesha.
Agitator Wed— Pro 300
News Sat — Rep 650
HMENOMONIE:, «,ooo.-Dunn.
Herald Tu— Ind 910
News Fri— Rep 1,204
Ncrdstern (Ger.) Fri— Ind 1,620
Times Th^-Dem 1,490
1IMERRILL, 9,100.— Lincoln.
Advocate Tu— Rep 1,250
Anzeiger (Ger.) Semi-W— Ind 2,650
News Fri— Dem 1,196
Star Fri— Ind 800
MERRILLAN, 650.— Jackson.
Leader Fri— Rep 790
MIDDLETON, 510.— Dane.
Times Fri— Ind 400
MILTON, 750.— Rock.
Journal Th— Rep 500
MILTON JUNCTION, 695.— Rock.
News Th— Ind 880
Telephone Th— Rep 600
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE, 230,000.— Milwaukee.
Acker und Gartenbau Zeitung (Ger.)
Sat— Ag 50,120
Advance Sat— Pop 1,650
Am. School Board Journal .... Mo— Ed 23,500
Amerikanische Turn-Zeitung (Ger.)
Sun— Turn 4,000
Cath. Citizen Sat— Cath 14.000
Church Eclectic Mo— Epis 1,000
Church Times Mo— Epis 2.100
Columbia (Ger.) Th— Cath 7.000
Domacnost (Boh.) Wed— Lit 5,520
Erziehung-Blaetter (Ger.) ....Mo— Ed 750
Excelsior (Ger.) Th— Cath 6,500
Freidenker (Ger.) Sun— Ind 2,400
Gazeta Wisconsinska (Pol.) Sat— Dem 1,200
Germania Weekly Ind— 90.000
Germania Abend Post (Ger.) *D— Ind 21,000
Germania Sontags Post (Ger.)
Sun— Ind 22,000
Haus und Bauern-Freund (Ger.)
Fri— Ag 86,000
Herold (Ger.) JD— Ind 16,000
Herold (Ger.) Weekly— Ind 24,003
International Good Templar Mo — Tern 3,500
Journal *D— Dem 22,158
Journal Th— Dem 16,000
Jugend Post (Ger.) Juv — No Advts.
Katolik (Pol.) Th— Ind 1,900
Kinder Post (Ger.) ..Juv.— No Advts.
Kuryer Polski (Pol.) *D— Dem 4.640
Kuryer Polski (Pol.) Fri— Dem 3,900
Masonic Tidings Mo — Mas 3.000
Medical Journal Mo— Med 3,340
Milwaukee Northwestern Sat — Rep
Mind and Body Mo— Phy'lCult 1.850
National Advance Th — Pop 2.500
Nat. Reformer (Ger.) Th— Pop 3.000
News *D— Ind 17.000
Odd Fellows Friend . . . .Mo— I.O.O.F 2,100
Our Young People Semi-M— Cath 10,500
Packages Mo— Tr
Peck's Sun Sat — Hum
Pharmaceut'cal Review ...Mo— Pharm 3.000
Pneumatic Mo— Cv 3,910
Pythian Age Mo— K.ofP 1,200
Record *D— Ind
Reformer (Ger.) Sun— Pop 2000
Revnost (Boh.) Th— Ind 1.620
Seebote (Ger.) JD— Ind-D 9,400
Seebote Semi-W— Dem 12.000
Sentinel JD— Rep 20,000
Sentinel Th— Rep 28,000
Sentinel Sun— Rep 22,000
Suburbani'e Sat— Ind 2,500
Telegraph Sat— Rep 8,800
Times Sat— Ind 4,500
Union Signal Sat — Pop 875
Vorwaerts (Ger ) Sun— Lab 8,960
Wahrheit (Ger.) Sat— Lab 6,000
Western Teacher Mo— Ed 10,900
Whist Mo— Sport 5,310
Wisconsin *D— Rep 516,720
Wisconsin Sat— Rep 18,000
World Sat— Ind 1,000
MINERAL POINT, 2,870.— Iowa.
Democrat Th— Dem 1,080
Tribune Th— Rep 875
MINOCQUA, 475.— Vilas.
Times Th— Ind 465
MONDOVI, 505.-Buffalo.
Herald Fri— Rep 1,072
News Wed— Ind 520
flMONROE, 3,985.— Green.
Herold (Ger.) Wed-Ind 1,200
Journal *D— Ind 500
Journal-Gazette Tu— Ind 2,450
t Morning and Sunday.
% County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. 5 Morninjr. exccnt Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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WISCONSIN.
UMONROE— Continued.
Sentinel Wed— Rep 1,500
Times *D— Ind 400
Times Fri— Dem 800
flMONTELLO, 840.— Marquette.
Express Sat— Dem 800
MONTFORT, 470.-Grant:
Mail Th— Rep 500
HMONTICELLO, 424.-Grcen.
Messenger '.'. Tu— Tnd 400
News Th— Ind 1,300
MOSINEE, 440.— Marathon.
Times Fri— Ind 618
MOUNT HOREB, 427.-Dane.
Times Th— Ind 1,480
MUKWONAGO, 362.— VVaukesha.
Chief -Th— Rep , 590
MUSCODA, S10.— Grant.
Watchmsn Th— Ind r500
NECEDAH, 1,725.— Juneau.
Republican Fri— Rep 600
NEENAH, 5,365.— Winnebago.
News *D— Rep 950
News : Fri— Rep 725
Nye Dansker (Dan.) Th
Times (ad. P. 454) *D— Dem 1,100
Times (ad. P. 454) Sat— Dem 1,185
TINEILLSVILLE, 2 205. -Clark.
Deutsch Amerikaner (Ger.) ..Th— Ind 1,600
Republican and Press Th— Ind ,725
Times Th— Ind-R 1,214
NEW GLARNS, 290.-Green.
Courier (Gtr.) ...Tu— Dem,. ,800
NEW LISBON, 1,020.— Juneau.
Argus Th— Ind-D 560
NEW LONDON, 2,061— Waupaca.
• £ress • • Th— Dem 1,350
Reiublicsn Th— Rep 750
Tribune (ad. P. 453) Th-Rep 1,000
NEW RICHMOND, l,425.-St. Croix.
Republican Voice Fri— Rep 1,000
NEW CRANDON, 100 .— Fcrest.
Forest Leaves Th— Dem 350
XORTH MILWAUKEE, 600.— Milwaukee.
News Fri— Ind 500
' OCONOMOWOC, 2,900. -Waukesha.
Free Press Sat— Ind 1,300
Republican Sat— Rep 800
1OCONTO, 5,400.— Oconto.
Enquirer Th— Dem 1,015
Enterprise Th— Dem 1,150
Herald Wed— Rep 900
Lumberman (ad. P. 566) Sat— Rep 1.625
Reporter Fri— Rep 1,630
OMRO, 1,301— Winnebago.
Herald Fri— Rep 500
Journal Th— Ind 490
ONALASKA, l,600.-La Crosse.
Record ...Th— Ind 539
WISCONSIN.
OREGON, 620.-Dane.
Observer Th— Ind 730
fiOSCEOLA MILLS, 400.— Polk.
Press Sat— Rep 510
Sun Th— Rep 400
flOSHKOSH, 25,000.— Winnebago.
Christian Advocate Mo— Meth 2,642
Labor Advocate Sat— Lab 1,200
Northwestern *D— Rep 4,450
Northwestern Sat — Rep 1,510
Telegraph (Ger.) Fri— Dem 2.300
Times (ad. P. 586) J5D— Dem 6,000
Times (ad. P. 566) Sat— Dem 530
Times (ad. P. 566) Sun— Dem 2,203
OSSEO, 300.— Trtmpealeau.
Recorder Fri— Rep 750
PALMYRA, 570.— Jefferson.
Enterprise Th— Rep 550
P.ARDEEVILLE, 427.— Columbia.
Crank Fri — Tnd 475
Times (ad. P. 452) Sat— Rep 500
PEPIN, 370.-Pepin.
Star Th— Dem 480
PESHTIGO, ],7:0.— Marinette..
Times Sat— Dem 685
flPHILLIPS, 575.— Price.
B-e Wed— Rep 600
Times Sat— Ind 740
PITTSVILLE, 660.— Wood.
Pilot Fri— Ind 320
PLAINFIELD, 463.— Waushara.
Sun Fri— Rep 1,000
PLATTEVILLE, 2,900.— Grant.
Journal Sat— Ind 500
News .-... .Wed— Ind-D 850
Witness Wed— Rep 1,815
PLYMOUTH, 1,530.— Sheboygan.
Correspondent (Ger.) (ad P. 453)
Sat— Dem 3,800
Post (Ger.) Th— Ind 650
Reporter Th— Dem 1,235
Review Wed— Dem 1,000
flPORTAGE, 5,320.-Co:umb=a.
Democrat *D— Dem 720
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,250
Register *D— Rep 600
Register Fri— Rep 2,132
Rundschau (Ger.) Th— Ind 650
Wecker (Ger.) Th— Dem 560
flPORT WASHINGTON, 1,730.— Ozaukee.
Advertiser .Sat— Dem 520
Herold (Ger.) Wed— Ind 1,000
Pilot Th— Reo 510
Star Sat^Ind-D 1,240
Zeitung (Ger.) Th— Dem 1,200
POYNETTE, 525.— Columbia.
Press Fri— Ind 470
flPRAIRIE DU CHIEN, 3,300.— Crawford.
Courier (ad. P. 566) Tu— Dem 1,100
Union Th— Rep 1,130
PRAIRIE DU SAC, 573.— Sauk.
News .. ...Th— Ind 463
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
1 County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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PRENTICE, 600.— Price.
Calumet Fri— Ind-R 600
PRESCOTT, 920.— Pierce.
Tribune Fri— Ind 420
PRINCETON, 1,030.— Green Lake.
Republic Th— Rep 680
fiRACINE, 27,000.— Racine.
Correspondent (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,200
Folkets Avis (Dan.) Th— Ind 3,120
Journal (ad. P. 566) *D— Rep 3,300
Journal (ad. P. 566) W'd— Rep 2,750
News Sat— Ind
Rodina (Boh.) Sun— Lit.— No Advts.
Slavie (Boh.) Wed— Dem 7,500
Times (ad. P. 452) *D— Ind 2,500
Utley's Dollar Weekly Th— Ind 4,100
Wisconsin Agriculturist Th— Ag 24,500
RANDOLPH, 410.-Dodge.
Advance Th— Ind-R 510
READSTOWN, 300.— Vernon.
Herald Th— Rep 270
REEDSBURG, 1,745.— Sauk.
Free Press Th— Rep 1,400
Times Th— Ind-D 1,520
REESEVILLE, 340.— Dodge.
Review Fri— Ind-D 500
flRHINELANDER, 2,840.— Oneida.
Herald ' Sat— Dem 620
New North Th— Rep 870
Vindicator Wed— Ind 460
RIB LAKE. 400.— Taylor.
Herald Fn— Ind 472
RICE LAKE, 2,200.— Barren.
Chrcnctvpe Fri — Rep 765
Leader Th— Rep 619
Times Th— Dem 600
URICHLAND CENTER, 1,850.— Richland.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,325
Repub.ican-Cbserver Th— Rep 1.800
Rustic Sat— Ind 2,200
RIDGE WAY, 400.— Iowa.
Banner Fri— Ind 300
RIO, 342.— Columbia.
Reporter Fri — Rep 610
RIPON, 3,550.— Fond du Lac.
Advance- Press Th— Rep 1,000
College Days Mp— Ed 403
Commonwea th Fri — Ind 1,072
RIVER FALLS, 1,880.— Pierce.
Journal Th— Rep 5936
Times Tu— Dem 700
ST. CROIX FALLS, 760.-Po'k.
Standard Th— Ind-R 600
ST. FRANCIS, 750.— Milwaukee.
Caecilia (Ger.) Mo— Music 1,210
SAUK CITY, 890.-Sauk.
Pionier-Presse (Ger.) Th— Rep 1,000
SCHLEISINGERVILLE, 270.— Washington.
Botschafter (Ger.) Wed 300
SEYMOUR, 760.— Outagamie.
Press Th— Rep 875
WISCONSIN.
SHARON, 910.— Walworth.
Reporter Th-Ind 580
flSHAWANO, 1,530.— Shawano.
Advocate Th— Dem 1,273
Journal Fri— Rep 780
Volksbote (Ger.) Fri— Ind 600
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Th— Ind 1,390
fiSHEBOYGAN, 16,750.— Sheboygan.
Herald Sat— Rep 2,000
I Journal (ad. P. 564) *D— Dem 1,000
(Star (ad. P. -=i64) Sat— Dem 1,JOO
Nat'l Demokrat (Ger.) (ad. P. 453)
Wed— Dem 3,800
News (ad. P. '452) Wed— Ind 51,520
Telegram *D— Rep 800
Telegram Fri— Rep 850
Times Sat— Rep 630
Volksblatt (Ger.) Sat— Lab 1.020
Zeitung (Ger.) Wed— Rep 2,050
SHEBOYGAN FALLS, 1,380.— Sheboygan.
News Wed— Ind 1,520
flSHELL LAKE, 1,565.— Washburn.
Register .Sat— Rep 930
Watchman Th — Ind 715
SHIOCTON, 300.— Outagamie.
News Fri— Rep 400
SHULLSBURG, 1,410.— La Fayette.
Pick and Gad Th— Ind 975
Southwestern Local Fri — Ind 880
SOLDIERS' GROVE, 920.— Crawford.
Advance Fri — Rep 540
SOUTH KAUKAUNA, .—Outagamie.
Times Fri— Rep 1,000
SOUTH MILWAUKEE, 980.— Milwaukee.
Journal Semi-W— Rep 1,400
News (ad. P. 452) Sat— Dem 1,200
SOUTH SUPERIOR, 1,850.— Douglas.
Sun Sat— Ind-R 600
SOUTH WAYNE, 300.— La Fayette.
Messenger Th — Ind 410
flSPARTA, 2,830.— Monroe.
Advertiser Sat— Dem 880
Democrat Fri— Dem 800
Herald Tu— Rep 1,000
SPOONER, 500.— Washburn.
Register Sat— Rep 500
SPRING GREEN, 640.— Sauk.
Home News Th— Ind 810
SPRING VALLEY, 440.— Pierce.
Sun Th— Ind 800
STANLEY, 5CO.— Chippewa.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 450
Republican Sat — Rep 540
USTEVENS POINT, 7,950.— Portage.
Gazette Wed— Dem 1,570
Journal *D— Rep 530
Journal Sat— Rep 1,280
Rolnick (Pol.) Fri— Ind 1,760
STODDARD, 200.— Vernon.
Bugle Fri— Ind 440
STOUGHTON, 2,EOO.— Dane.
Courier Fri— Rep 930
Hub Fri— Ind 1,100
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday.
* Evening,
§ Morning, except Monday.
t* Morninsr and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
n Circulation.
254
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WISCONSIN.
11 STURGEON BAY, 2,210.— Door.
Advocate (ad. P. 452) Sat— Rep 2,250
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,200
SUN PRAIRIE, 720.— Dane.
Countryman Th— Ind 1,000
^SUPERIOR, 4,000.— Douglas.
Times Sat— Ind-R 560
Tribun (Swed.) Th— Ind 5,580
THORP, 970.— Clark.
Courier Th— Dem 490
THREE LAKES, 220.— Forest.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 320
TOMAH, 2,300.— Monroe.
Herald Tu— Dem 1,000
Journal Sat— Rep 850
Monitor Wed— Rep 830
TOMAHAWK, 2,145.— Lincoln.
Leader . . Fri— Ind 570
Tomahawk (ad. P. 452) Sat— Ind 1,600
TRKMPEALEAU, 680.— Trempealeau.
Gazette (ad. P. 451) Fri— Dem 510
Herald Fri-Rep 480
TWO RIVERS, 3,020.— Manitowoc.
Chronicle Tu— Dem 620
Tribune Sat— Rep 570
UNION GROVE, 440.— Racine.
Enterprise Th— Rep 760
VALLEY JUNCTION, 160.— Monroe.
Advocate Th— Ind 375
VIOLA, 610.— RicWand.
Intelligencer Fri— Rep 740
flVIROQUA, 1,298.— Vernon.
Censor Wed— Rep 2,450
Leader Fri— Dem 850
Republican Tu— Rep 920
WABENO, 300.— Forest.
Advertiser Th— Rep 450
WARRENS, 230.-Monroe.
Index Fri— Rep 503
HWASHBURN, 3,600.— Bayfield.
News Fri— Ind-D 640
Times Wed— Rep 740
WATERFORD, 460.— Racine.
Post Sat— Ind 712
WATERLOO, 1.200. -Jefferson.
Democrat and Dairyman ....Fri — Dem 930
Journal Th— Rep 800
WATERTOWN, 9,001— Jefferson.
Bruder Botschafter (Ger.) Wed-Morav 700
Gazette Fri— Dem 900
Republican Tu— Rep 800
Times *D— Ind 72)
Weltbuerger (Ger.) Sat— Dem 3,200
flWAUKESHA, 6,440.— Waukesha.
Dem crat Sat— Dem 1,800
Dispatch Th— Ind-D 1,100
Freeman (daily in summer s ason)
Th— Rep 1.800
Press Wed— Rep 1,000
WISCONSIN.
flWAUPACA, 2,260.— Waupaca.
Post Th— Rep 2,400
Record Th— Rep 1,150
Republican Fri— Rep 1,300
WAUPUN, 2,830.— Dodge.
Leader (ad. P. 451) Fri— Rep 7:0
Times Tu— Rep 500
rl\ Al'SAU. 9,540.— Marathon.
Central Wisconsin Sat — Rep 1,335
Dtutsche Pionier (Ger.) ....Sat— Rep 1,350
Herald Fri— Dem 950
Philosopher Mo— Lit 2.000
Pilot Tu— Dem 1,300
Record *D-Ind-R 1,240
Record Semi- W— Ind-R 1.560
Wochenblatt (Ger.) Fri— Dem 1,690
HWAUTOMA, 327.— \Vaushara.
Argus Th— Rep 920
WAUWATOSA, 515.— Milwaukee.
Independent Sat— Ind 1.320
News Sat— Ind
\Y. M'ZEKA, 320.— Crawford.
Kickapoo Chief Th— Dem 900
flWEST BEND, 1,340.— Washington.
Boebachter (Ger.) Fri— Dem 850
Democrat Wed— Dem 1.3V)
Pilot Wed— Dem 870
WESTFIELD, 508.— Marquette.
Central Union Th— Rep 710
WEST SALEM, 545.— La Crosse.
Journal (ad. P. 451) Th— Rep 860
Nonpareil (ad. P. 451) Fri— Ind 900
WEST SUPERIOR, 30,000.— Douglas.
Citizen Sat— Pop 3960
Forum Sun — Dem 1.510
Inland Ocean Sat— Rep 1.250
Leader (ad. P. 564) SD— Rep 3,400
Leader (ad. P. 564) Sun— Ind 4,500
Telegram (ad. P. 494) *D— Rep 5,000
Tidende (Nor.-Dan.) Th— Ind 2.6~0
Wave Fri— Rep 1,800
WEYAWEGA, 728.— Waupaca.
Chron:cle Wed— Ind 6S5
Deutsche Chronik (Ger.) ...Fri — Ind
flWHITEHALL, 308.— Trempealeau.
Times Th— Rep 900
WHITEWATER, 4,480.— Walworth.
Gazette Wed— Ind 750
Register Th— Rep 1,750
WILLIAMS BAY, lOO.-Walworth.
Observer (ad. P. 569) Fri— Ind 450
WILTON, 1,100.— Monroe.
Herald Fri— Ind 710
WINNECONNE, 1,130.— Winnebago.
Local Fri— Ind 610
WITTENBERG, 750.— Shawano.
Enterprise Th— Rep 600
WONEWOC, 620.— Juneau.
Gazette Wed— Rep 620
Reporter Th— Ind 700
Wcrkman Mo— A.O.U.W 9,000
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WYOMING.
BASIN, 200.— Big Horn.
Rustler Sat— Rep 520
^BUFFALO, 1,120.— Johnson.
Bulletin Th— Ind 500
Peoples' Voice Sat— Dem 540
HCASPER, 550.— Natrona.
Derrick Th— Rep 693
Tribune :....Th— Rep 815
UCHEYENNE, 12,000.— Laramie.
Industrial Journal Mo — Indus
State Democrat Sat— Dem 400
Sun-Leader *D— Rep 900
Sun-Leader Th— Rep 500
Tribune §D— Rep 1,245
Tribune Th— Rep 622
CODY, 100.— Big Horn.
Enterprise Th— Ind 209
DAYTON, 2CO.— Sheridan.
Record Wed— Rep 309
DIAMONDVILLE, 85.— Uinta.
News Wed— Ind 240
UDOUGLAS, 495.— Converse.
Bill Barlow's Budget Wed— Rep 650
fiEVANSTON, 2,030.— Uinta.
News-Register Sat— Rep 1,100
Press . ...Tu— Rep 993
GRAND ENCAMPMENT, 100.— Carbon.
Herald Fri— Rep
fiGREEN RIVER, 730.— Sweetwater.
Star Sat^Ind 450
KEMMERER, 400.— Uinta.
Black Diamond Sat— Ind 250
Camera Fri — Rep 518
fiLANDER, 528.— Fremont.
Clipper Fri— Rep 1,200
Mountaineer Wed — Ind 500
fiLARAMIE CITY, 6,430.— Albany.
Boomerang *D— Dem 960
Boomerang Semi- W — Dem 1,400
Republican *D— Rep 820
Republican Th— Rep 1,150
Times Sat— Ind-R 88<i
LUSK, 260.— Converse.
Herald Th— Dem 400
MEETEETSE, .-Big Horn.
News Sat — Ind
fXE\V CASTLE, 1,765.— Weston.
Leader Sat— Dem . 300
News- Journal Fri — Rep 410
OTTO, 160.— Big Horn.
Courier Sat— Rep 310
fiRAWLINS, 2.250.— Carbon.
Tournal Sat — Dem
Republican Semi- W— Rep 790
ROCK SPRINGS, 3,500.— Sweetwater.
Independent Sat— Rep 630
Miner Th— Rep 760
SARATOGA, 274.— Carbon.
Lyre Th— Rep 400
Sun Th— Rep 450
SHERIDAN, 310.— Sheridan.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 600
Post Th— Rep 690
rSUXDANCE, 520.— Cook.
Monitor Wed— Rep 510
THERMOPOLIS, 50.— Fremont.
Pilot Sun— Ind 200
WHEATLAND. 160.— Laramie.
World ....Fri— Rep 500
TERRITORIES.
ALASKA.
DOUGLAS, 400.—
News Wed— Ind
FORT WRANGEL, 730.—
Journal Sat— Ind
HAINES, 78.—
Quill Sat— Ind
JUNEAU, 1,260.
Dispatch *D— Ind
Miner Sat — Rep
Mining Record Mon — Min
Truth Fri— Ind
fiSITKA, 1,195.
A!a^kan .. ...Sat — Ind
500
700
380
580
800
850
750
500
ALA SKA— Continued .
SKAGWAY, 6,000.
Alaskan §D— Ind
Budget §D— Ind
News Fri— Rep
ARIZONA.
BENSON, 500.— Cochise.
Breeze Wed— Ind
BISBEE, 690.— Cochise.
Orb *D— Free-S
Orb Sun— Free-S
CLIFTON, 1,000.— Graham.
Era .. ...Th— Dem
350
600
840
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ARIZONA— Continued.
HFLAGSTAFF, 1,100.— Coconino.
Gem Th— Dem 530
Sun Sat— Rep 600
^FLORENCE, 1,520,-Pinal.
Tribune Sat— Ind 612
flGLOBE CITY, 810.— Gi!a.
Arizona Silver Belt Th— Min 4^0
Times Th— Rep 400
HOLBROOK, 240.— Navajo.
Argus Sat— Rep 400
JEROME, 1,550.— Yavapai.
Hustler Sat— Ind 480
Mining News Sat— Sil-D 500
Reporter Th— Dem 540
flKINGMAN, 320.— Mohave.
Miner Sat— Ind 460
Mineral Wealth Fri— Sil-D 400
MESA, 750.— Maricopa.
Free Press Fri— Ind 500
NOGALES, 1,230.— Pima.
Border Vidette Sat— D-m 400
Oasis Sat— Rep 690
UPHOENIX, 7,700.-Maricopa.
Enterprise *D— Sil-D 1,120
Enterprise Fri— Sil-D 700
Gazette SD— Dem 2,000
Gazette Sat— D-m 1,500
Graphic Sat — Tnd
Hera'd *D— Rep 1,370
Ocasional (Soan ) Sat— Dem 700
Observer Mexicano (Span.) Fri — Tnd
(Republican §D— Rep 3,997
I Republican-Herald Fri— Reo 2,100
Southwestern Stockman Fri — Stk 3,540
PIMA, 1,100.— Graham.
Record Sat— Ind 900
TfPRESCOTT, 1,775.— Yavapai.
Courier JD— Dem 520
Courier Fri — Dem 1,100
Journal-Miner *D— Rep 530
Journal-Miner Wed— Rep 1,240
Pick & Drill Tu— Rep 450
SAFFORD, .—Graham.
Arizonian Th — Rep 420
Guardian Fri— Dem 620
UST. JOHNS, 500.— Apache.
Herald Sat— Dem 350
fiSOLOMONVILLE, 490.— Graham.
Bulletin Fri— Dem £03
TEMPE, 650.— Maricopa.
News §D— Ind 3°0
News Sat— Ind 475
1JTOMBSTONE, 1,890.— Cochise.
/Prospector *D— Ind 690
\ Epitaph Sun— Ind 1,120
1JTUCSON, 5,320.— Pima.
Citizen *D— Rep 1,380
Citizen Fri— Rep 1,290
Fronterizo (Span.) Sat— Ind 1,630
Star §D— Dem 1,100
Star Th— Dem 1,580
WILLCOX, 400.— Cochise.
News Wed— Rep 675
ARIZONA.— Continued.
WILLIAMS, 240.— Coconino.
News Sat— Ind 450
WINSLOW, 370.— Apache.
Mail Sat— Ind-D 600
HYUMA, 1,790.— Yuma.
Sentinel Sat— Ind-R 720
Sun Fri— Dem 600
INDIAN TERRITORY.
AFTON, 500.— Cherokee Nation.
Climax Fri — Ind
ARDMORE, 2,120.— Chickasaw Nation.
Ardmcrte *D — Dem
Ardmorite Wed — Dem
Baptist Signal Th— Bap
flATOKA, 410.— Choctaw Nation.
Indian Citizen Th — Ind
600
700
940
1,200
1,400
B.ARTLESVILLE, 310.— Cherokee Nation.
Magnet Fri— Ind 400
CADDO, 710.— Choctaw Nation.
Courier Fri — Dem 500
Herald Fri— Dem 600
CATOOSA, 250.— Cherokee Nation.
News Th— Ind 400
CENTER, 50.— Chickasaw Nation.
News Fri— Dem 350
CHECOTAH, 450.— Creek Nation.
Enquirer Fri — Dem 700
CHELSEA, .—Cherokee Nation
Reporter Th— Ind 450
CHICKASHA, 1,400.— Chickasaw Nation.
Express Sat— Dem 700
Record Fri— Dem 630
CLAREMORE, 4CO.— Cherokee Nation.
Courier Fri — Rep 500
Progress Sat— Ind 550
COALGATE, . — Choctaw Nation.
Courier Th— Ind 600
Free Baptist Advocate Fri — Bap
Independent Fri— Ind 950
COLLINSVILLE, 3:0.— Cherokee Nation.
News Th— Ind 480
COMANCHE, 130.— Chickasaw Nation.
News Semi-W— Ind 350
DAVIS, 240.— Chickasaw Nation.
News Th— Dem 620
DOUGHERTY, 100.— Chickasaw Nation.
Leader Fri— Ind 560
DUNCAN, 450.— Chickasaw Nation.
Banner Fri— Dem 640>
Eagle Th— Ind 590
DURANT, 510.— Choctaw Nation.
Day Fri— Ind 570
Democrat Sat — Dem
Engle Fri— Dem
Times Fri — Ind
EUFALA, .—Creek Nation.
Indian Journal Sat — Ind 1,100
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INDIAN TERRITORY— Continued.
FAIRLAND, 500.— Cherokee Nation.
Bee Fri— Ind 520
FORT GIBSON, 520.— Cherokee Nation.
Post Th— Ind 300
GROVE, 75.— Cherokee Nation.
Free Press Sat — Ind
HARTSHORNE, 500.-Choctaw Nation.
Sun Sat— Ind 590
HOLDENVILLE, 420.— Creek Nation.
Times Th— Dem 525
HOWE, 200.— Choctaw Nation.
Herald Th— Ind 280
KREBS, 3,000.— Choctaw Nation.
Eagle Fri— Ind 500
LEHIGH, 2,600.— Choctaw Nation.
Leader Th— Dem 720
MARIETTA, 300.— Chickasaw Nation.
Monitor Fri— Dem 620
MARLOW, 500.— Chickasaw Nation.
Review Fri— Dem 1,200
MIAMI, 600.— Peoria Nation.
Herald Sat— Rep 625
Record Fri— Ind 515
MINCO, 210.— Chickasaw Nation.
Weekly Fri— Ind 350
MULDROW, 600.— Cherokee Nation.
Press Fri— Ind 400
MUSCOGEE, 3,500.— Creek Nation.
Phoenix Th— Dem 1,500
Pioneer Fri— Rep 500
Times §D— Dem 480
Times Fri— Dem 1,000
Twin Territories Mo — Lit
NOWATA, 160.— Cherokee Nation.
Air Fri— Ind 720
Herald Fri— Rep 500
OAKLAND, 200.— Chickasaw Nation.
News Fri— Dem 545
PAUL'S VALLEY, 555.— Chickasaw Nation.
Enterprise Th— Ind 540
News Th— Ind 775
POTEAU, .—Choctaw Nation.
News Th— Dem
PRYOR CREEK, 500.— Cherokee Nation.
Clipper Fri— Ind 400
PURCELL, 1,455.— Chickasaw Nation.
Register Fri— Ind-D 1,350
Review *D— Ind 300
Review Fri— Rep 800
RUSH SPRINGS, 360.— Chickasaw Nation.
Landmark Sat — Dem 408
RYAN, 100.— Chickasaw Nation.
Advocate Fri — Ind
Record Sat— Ind 300
INDIAN TERRITORY— Continued.
SALLISAW, 80.— Cherokee Nation.
Gazette ...................... Fri— Dem 600
Star ........................... Th— Ind 625
SAPULPA, - .—Creek Nation.
Light ............................. Sat— 675
SOUTH CANADIAN, 800.— Choctaw Nation.
Monitor ....................... Fri— Ind 690
SOUTH McALESTER, 2,400.
Choctaw Nation.
Capital ...................... *D— Dem 700
Capital ........................ Th— Ind 1,750
New Era ..................... Sat— Rep 500
Review ..................... Wed— Rep 600
SPIRO, 500.— Choctaw Nation.
Sun .......................... Fri— Ind 300
STERRETT, 400.— Choctaw Nation.
Banner ...................... Th— Dem 415
STILWELL, 200.— Cherokee Nation.
Times ......................... Fri— Ind 250
SULPHUR, 300.— Chickasaw Nation.
Headlight .......... . ........ Fri— Dem 320
flTAH-LE-QUAH, 3,100.— Cherokee Nation.
Advocate ................... Wed— Ind 600
Arrow ........................ Fri— Ind 990
Republican ................... Sat— Rep 300
Sentinel ....................... Sat— Ind 460
TALIHINA, 350.— Choctaw Nation.
News ........................ Th— Dem 500
TAMAHA, 350.— Choctaw Nation.
New Era ........................... Fri 300
TISHOMINGO, 200.— Chickasaw Nation.
Herald ........................ Fri— Ind 400
TULSA, 200.— Creek Nation.
Democrat .................... *D — Dem
Democrat .................... Sat— Dem 840
Republican ................... Fri— Rep 1,000
VIAN, 200.— Cherokee Nation.
Sun ........................... Fri— Ind
VINITA, 1,090.— Cherokee Nation.
Chieftain ..................... *D— Ind
Indian Chieftain .............. Th— Ind
Leader ....................... Th— Dem
WAGONER, 500.— Creek Nation.
Record ...................... Fri— Dem
Sayings ........................ §D— Ind
Sayings ....................... Th— Ind
480
400
1,020
1,500
1,100
350
875
WEBBERS FALLS, 500.— Cherokee Nation.
Cataract . ................... Th— Ind
WESTVILLE, 310.— Cherokee Nation.
New Era Fri
WILBURTON, 150.— Choctaw Nation.
News Th— Sil-D
370
450
300
470
WYANDOTTE, 298.— Wyandotte Nation.
Advertiser Fri — Ind
WYNNEWOOD, .—Chickasaw Nation.
Republic Fri— Ind 700
Truth Th— Dem 650
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NEW MEXICO.
ALAMOGORDO, 500.— Otero.
News Th — Rep
5ALBUQUERQUE, 3,950.— Bernalillo.
Abogado Christiano ...Semi-M — Meth 550
Bandera Americana (Span.) Sat — Rep
Citizen *D— Rep 1,790
Citizen Sat— Rep 980
Hormiga De Oro (Span.) ...Sat — Ind
Journal Democrat §D— Dem 1,500
News Sat— Ind-R 700
Nuevo Mundo (Span.) Sat — Ind
HAZTEC, 450.-San Jaun.
Index Fri— Ind 450
BLAND, 300.— Bernalillo.
Herald Fri— Ind 690
CARLSBAD, 1,510.— Eddy.
Argus Fri— Ind-R 450
Current Sat— Dem 400
CLAYTON, 210.— Union.
Enterprise Sat — Rep 540
DEMING, 1,500.— Grant.
Headlight Sat— Dem 980
ELIZABETHTOWN, 810.— Colfax.
Miner ...Wed— Rep 520
FARMINGTON, 400.— San Juan.
Times Fri— Ind 590
FOLSOM, 255.— Union.
Settler Sat— Ind 400
GALLUP, 1,225.— Bernalillo.
Gleaner Sat— Ind-D 400
fiHILLSBORO, 630.— Sierra.
Advocate Fri— Dem 760
flLAS CRUCES, 1,140.— Dona Ana.
Collegian Mo— Coll 300
Democrat Wed— Dem 530
Donna Ana Co. Republican. Sat — Rep 500
Farm and Orchard Mo— Ag 1,850
Labrador (Span.) Wed — Dem
Rio Grande Republican Fri— Rep 670
Tiempo (Span.) Th— Ind 460
ULAS VEGAS, 2,490.— San Miguel.
Independiente (Span.) Th— Rep 890
Optic *D— Ind 1,820
Optic & Stock Grower Th— Ind 3,540
Review Sun— Ind 900
Revista Catholica (Span.) ..Sun— Cath 770
Voz Del Pueblo (Span.) ....Sat— Ind 3,420 ,
LORDSBURG, 400.— Grant.
Western Liberal Fri— Rep 310
RATON, 1,300.— Colfax.
Gazette Th— Dem 860
Range Th— Rep 970
Reporter Wed— Dem 910
RED RIVER, .— Taos.
News Th— Ind 200
fiROSWELL, 350— Chaves.
Live Stock Champion ..Mo — Stk&Ag
Record Fri— Dem 900
Register Fri— Rep 750
SAN MARCIAL, 520.— Socorro.
Bee Sat— Rep 370
NEW MEXICO— Continued.
fiSANTA FE, 6,950.— Santa Fe.
Boletin Popular (Span.) ...Th— Ind-R 1,200
New Mexican *D— Rep 1,080
New Mexican Review Th— Rep 850
Nuevo Mexicano (Span.) ...Sat — Rep 1,000
SILVER CITY, 2,100.— Grant.
Enterprise Fri— Rep 870
Independent Tu— Dem 1,150
SOCORRO, 1,530.— Socorro.
Chieftain Fri— Rep 600
Republicano (Eng.&Span.) ..Sat— Rep 520
SPRINGER, 560.-Colfax.
Stockman Sat— Dem 840
TAOS, 980.— Taos.
Cresset Th— Ind 640
WHITE OAKS, 350— Lincoln.
Eagle Th— Dem 700
OKLAHOMA.
ALTUS, 270.-Greer.
Plaindealer Th— Ind 340
flALVA, 500.— Woods.
Courier Fri— Rep 1,200
Pioneer Fri— Dem 1,270
Review Th— Pop 910
ARAPAHOE, 300.— Custer.
Bee Fri— Rep 380
Clarion Th— Rep 710
AUGUSTA, 60.— Woods.
News Sat— Ind 300
flBEAVER, 205.— Beaver.
Herald Th— Rep 480
BLACKWELL, 600.— Kay.
Sun Th— Free-S 1,540
Times-Record Th— Rep 450
CARNEY, 70.— Lincoln.
Enterprise Fri — Rep 350
CARWILE, .—Woods.
Journal Fri— Rep 550
fiCHANDLER, 1,200.— Lincoln.
Democrat & Telegram Fri— Rep 1,100
News Fri— Rep 720
Publicist (ad. P. 492) Fri— Pop 864
CHEYENNE, 230.— Roger Mills.
Sunbeam Fri — Dem 200
CLEO, 60.— Woods.
Chieftain Th— Rep 300
CLEVELAND, 270.— Pawnee.
Triangle Th— Rep 500
fiCLOUD CHIEF, 316.-Washita.
Beacon Fri — Dem 850
Herald-Sentinel Fri— Rep 1,000
CORDELL, 45.— Washita.
Messenger Fri— Ind 230
News Fri— Rep 200
CUSHING, 220.— Payne.
Herald Fri— Ind 500
DEER CREEK. 220.— Grant.
Echo Th— Ind 600
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OKLAHOMA— Continued.
EARLBORO, 190.— Pottawatamie.
Plain People Sat— Rep 630
EDMOND, 720.— Oklahoma.
Republican Th— Rep 650
Sun-Democrat Fri— Dem 770
fiEL RENO, 550.— Canadian.
Bell *D— Ind
Bell Th— Ind
Democrat Th— Dem 2,050
Globe , Fri— Dem 730
Grocer Mo— Gro
News Fri— Rep 840
Odd Fellow Mo— I.O.O.F 730
Volksblatt (Ger.) Fri— Ind
ENID, 6,000.— Garfield.
Coming Events Wed— Pop 800
Democrat Th— Dem 795
News »D— Ind 720
Sun-Eagle Th— Rep 1,500
Wave *D— Dem 750
Wave Th— Dem 1,653
HGUTHRIE, 12,500.— Logan.
Capital §D— Rep 7,100
Capital Sat— Rep 11,500
Churchman Mo— Epis 1,000
Constitution Fri— Rep 1,120
Farm & Range Mo — Ag
Guide (Col.) Th— Rep 758
Leader tD— Dem 3,500
Leader Th— Dem 4,100
Medical-Journal Mo— Med 1,200
Register Fri — Pop
Review (Col.) Mo— Ind 2,000
Sunday School Worker Mo— Rel 3,250
HARDESTY, 25.— Beaver.
Herald Fri— Rep 310
HENNESSEY, 510.— Kingfisher.
Clipper Th— Rep 900
Kicker Fri— Rep 800
Press-Democrat Fri— Dem 850
JEFFERSON, 280.— Grant.
Rustler '. Fri— Pop 475
KENTON, 200.— Beaver.
News Fri— Ind 190
KEOKUK FALLS, 150.— Pottawatamie.
Call Th— Ind 310
^KINGFISHER, 1,145.— Kingfisher.
Free Press Th— Rep 1,200
Reformer Th— Pop 650
Times Th— Dem 900
LAHOMA, 310.— Woods.
Sun Fri— Ind 340
LANGSTON, 500.— Logan.
Herald (Col.) Sat— Rep
ULEXINGTON, 300.— Cleveland.
Leader Sat— Dem 900
LUTHER, 220.— Oklahoma.
Register Fri— Ind 340
McLOUD, 300.— Pottawatamie.
Sunbeam Th— Ind 710
MANCHESTER, 120.— Grant.
Journal Th— Dem 480
OKLAHOMA— Continued.
UMANGUM, 400.— Greer.
Monitor -. Fri — Rep 815
Star Wed— Dem 830
Sun Th— Pop 690
MEDFORD, 250.— Grant.
Patriot Th— Rep 620
Star Wed— Pop 500
MOUNTAIN VIEW, 230.— Washita.
Progress Fri— Ind 270
MULHALL, 320.— Logan.
Enterprise Sat— Dem 700
NARDIN, 340.— Kay.
Star Fri— Ind 500
UNEWKIRK, 2,100.— Kay.
Democrat Wed— Dem 1,100
Herald Fri— Ind 760
Populist Wed— Pop 800
Republican News-Journal . ..Fri — Rep 1,200
NOBLE, 150.-Cleveland.
Citizen Fri— Ind 300
fiNORMAN, 3,200.— Cleveland.
Democrat-Topic Wed— Dem 1,400
People's Voice Fri— Pop 1,000
Transcript Fri— Rep 870
OKARCHE, 340.— Canadian.
Times Fri— Ind 500
OKEENE, 100.— Elaine.
Eagle Fri— Dem 500
^OKLAHOMA, 4,270.— Oklahoma.
Champion Fri— Pop 1,100
Echo (Ger.) Sat— Ind 1,400
Farmer (ad. P. 551) Fri— Ag 7,936
Home, Field & Forum (ad. P. 469)
Mo— Ag&LiveStk 19,000
McMaster's Magazine Mo — Lit 1,100
Methodist Th— Meth 1,500
Oklahoman §D— Dem 1,120
Oklahoman Th— Dem 2,100
Presbyterian Review Mo — Pres
School Herald Mo— Ed 1,500
Times-Journal *D— Rep 2,100
Times-Journal Fri— Rep 2,350
ORLANDO, 200.-Logan.
Herald Th— Ind 325
PAWHUSKA, .— Osage Nation.
Journal Fri — Ind
flPAWNEE, 1,000.— Pawnee.
Dispatch Fri— Dem 1,000
Times-Democrat Fri— Rep 900
PERKINS, 600.— Payne.
Journal Fri— Rep 690
fiPERRY, 12,000.— Noble.
Enterprise-Times (ad. P. 431) *D— Rep j487
Enterprise-Times (ad. P. 431) Fri— Rep 51,292
Republican Fri — Rep 1,050
Sentinel Th— Dem 1,100
PONCA CITY, 1,500.— Kay.
Courier *D— Rep 275
Courier Th— Rep 900
Democrat Th— Dem 1,200
flPOND CREEK, 620.— Shawnee.
News Th— Pop 1,140
Vidette Th— Rep 970
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OKLAHOMA— Continued.
SHAWNEE, 550.— Pottawatamie.
Chief *D— Dem 430
Democrat *D— Dem 400
Democrat Sat— Dem 1,200
Quill Fri— Rep 1,000
flSTILL WATER, 490.— Payne.
Democrat (ad. P. 431) Fri— Dem 1,009
Gazette Th— Rep 1,100
Oklahoma Workman .Mo— A.O.U.W 1,800
Populist Fri— Pop 1,150
STROUD, 130.— Lincoln.
Messenger Fri — Rep 350
Star Fri— Ind 320
TALOGA, 120.— Pottawatamie.
Advocate Fri— Pop 700
Times Th— Rep 640
flTECUMSEH. .—Pottawatamie.
Democrat Fri— Dem 1,000
Republican Fri— Rep 780
TONKA WA, 100.— Kay.
News ...Th— Dem 380
OKLAHOMA— Continued.
TRYON, 500.— Lincoln.
Mercury Fri— Ind
WAKITA, .—Grant.
Herald Th— Rep
flWATONGA, 500.— Elaine.
Republican Wed— Rep
WAUKOMIS, 300.— Garfield.
Hornet Fri— Rep
World Th— Ind
WEATHERFORD, 275.— Custer.
Chronicle Th— Dem
Democrat Th— Dem
Republican Th — Rep
WELLSTON, 330.— Lincoln.
News Sat— Ind
flWOODWARD, 1,500.— Woodward.
Bulletin Fri— Rep
Live Stock Inspector Semi-M-LiveStk
News Fri — Ind
YUKON, 216.— Canadian.
Weekly Th— Dem
500
500
500
475
600
650
8,250
650
540
DOMINION OF CANADA.
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
ASHKROFT, 140.— Yale District.
Mining Journal Sat — Ind
CASCADE, 400.— Yale District.
Record Sat — Ind
CHILLIWACK, 350.— New Westminster Dist.
Progress Wed— Ind 420
COLUMBIA, .—Yale District.
Review Sat— Ind 670
CRANBROOK, .—East Kootenay District.
Herald Tu— Ind 600
CUMBERLAND, - — .— Comox District.
News Sat— Cons 450
DAWSON, .—Yukon District.
Miner Fri — Ind
Nugget Semi-W — Ind
Sun Tu— Ind
FERNIE, .—East Kootenay District.
Free Press Sat— Ind
FORT STEELE, 200.— East Kootenay District.
GOLDEN, 500.— East Kootenay District.
Era Fri— Lib 550
GRAND FORKS, .—Kettle River District.
Miner Sat— Ind 300
GREENWOOD, 420.— Kettle River District.
Times Semi-W — Mining
Miner Sat — Mining
BRITISH COLUMBIA— Continued.
KAMLOOPS, 1,250.— Yale District.
Sentinel Semi-W— Ind 1,100
Gazette Mo— Mining 900
Standard Th— Cons 850
KASLO, 810.— Kootenay District.
Kootenaian Sat— Ind 700
Prospector Sat— Cons 300
MIDWAY, .—Yale District.
Advance Wed — Lib
MT. PLEASANT, .— Burrard District.
Advocate Sat — Ind
MOYIE, .—East Kootenay District.
Leader Sat — Cons
NANAIMO, 5,000.— Vancouver District.
Free Press *D— Ind 650
Free Press Semi-W— Ind 880
Herald Semi-W— Ind 760
Review Semi-W— Ind 800
NELSON, 600.— Kootenay District.
Economist Wed — Cons
Miner §D— Ind 500
Miner Sat— Ind 700
Tribune §D— Ind 480
Tribune Semi-W— Ind 800
NEW DENVER, .—West Kootenay Dist.
Ledge Th— Ind 680
UNEW WESTMINSTER, 6,850.
New Westminster District.
Columbian *D— Ind 770
Columbian Wed— Ind 1,400
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BRITISH COLUMBIA— Continued.
HREVELSTOKE, 520.— Kootenay District.
Herald Semi-W— Cons 600
_Mail Sat— Ind 450
ROSSLAND, 5,000.— Kootenay District.
Miner §D— Lib 1,400
Miner Th— Lib 2,000
Mining Standard Sat— Mining
Record »D— Ind 640
Record Tu— Ind 780
Rosslander Tu — Lib
SANDON, 1,200.— West Kootenay District.
Mining Review Sat — Ind
Paystreak Sat— Ind 500
SILVERTON, 200.— West Kootenay District.
Silvertonian Sat— Ind 580
TRAIL, 820.— Kootenay District.
News Sat— Ind 500
TROUT LAKE, 300.— Yale District.
Topic Th— Ind EOO
flVANCOUVER, 14,220.— Burrard District.
Brit. Columbia Weekly ....Sat— Com 1,000
News- Advertiser §D— Lib 1,500
News-Advertiser Wed— Lib 2,350
Province *tD— Lib 5,000
Province Th— Lib 3,900
Town Topics Sat— Ind 900
True Knight Mo— K.ofP
World *D— Ind 4,000
World Th— Ind 7,800
VERNON, 490.— Yale District.
News Th— Ind 1,000
^VICTORIA, 17,500.— Victoria District.
Colonist §D— Cons 2,600
Colonist Semi-W— Cons 2,750
Gazette Th— Gov't 1,400
Record Mo— Mining 2,100
Times *D— Lib 2.000
Times Semi-W— Lib 2,780
WELLINGTON, 1,100.— Vancouver District.
Enterprise Fri— Cons 680
YMIR, .—Yale District.
Miner Th— Mining 620
MANITOBA.
BALDUR, 400.— Argyle.
Gazette Th— Ind 600
BELMONT, 80.— Argyle.
Star Fri— Ind 340
BIRTLE, 420.— Birtle.
Eye- Witness Tu— Ind 470
BOISSEVAIN, 500.— Morton.
Globe Th— Ind 710
BRANDON, 5,000.— Cornwallis.
Independence Th— Ind 900
Sun »D— Lib 1,000
Sun Th— Lib 1,800
Times Th— Ind-Cons 1,900
Times Sat— Ind 740
Wheat Belt Mo— Tr 1,460
CARBERRY, 820.— North Cypress.
Express Th— Lib-Cons 740
News Fri— Lib 720
MANITOBA— Continued.
UCARMAN, 800.— Dufferin.
Leader Th— Lib 840
Standard Th— Ind 670
CARTWRIGHT, 310.— Louise.
Review Wed— Ind 530
CYPRESS RIVER, 200.— So. Norfolk.
Prairie Fri— Ind 480
DAUPHIN, .—Dauphin.
News Fri — Cons
Press Fri— Lib
DELORAINE, 510.— Winchester.
Advertiser Th— Cons 840
Times Fri— Ind 800
DOMINION CITY, 212.— Franklin.
Echo Th— Ind 470
ELKHORN, 260.— Wallace.
Advocate Th— Ind 450
EMERSON, 620.— Franklin.
Journal Fri— Ind 420
GLADSTONE, 300.— Westbourne.
Age ..Wed— Ind 450
GLENBORO, 500.— South Cypress.
Gazette Th— Lib 380
HAMIOTA, 200.— Hamiota.
Hustler Tu— Ind 400
HARTNEY, 500.— Cameron.
Star Fri— Ind 350
HOLLAND, 178.— Dufferin.
Observer Th— Ind 520
KILLARNEY, 420.— Turtle Mountain.
Guide Fri— Ind 430
MCGREGOR, — .—NO. Norfolk.
Herald Fri— Lib 630
MANITOU, 510.— Pembina.
Sun Th— Lib 450
MELITA, .—Arthur.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 730
Progsess Wed— Lib 620
MINNEDOSA, 755.— Odanah.
Tribune Th— Cons 600
MORDEN, 1,120.— Stanley.
Chronicle Th— Lib 700
UNEEPAWA, 650.— Langford.
Press Semi-W— Lib 720
Register Wed— Cons 900
OAK LAKE, 380.— Sifton.
News .- Th— Ind 500
PILOT MOUND, 504.— Louise. .
Sentinel Fri— Lib 530
PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE, 3,400.
Portage La Prairie.
Graphic *D— Ind 570
Liberal Sat— Lib 930
News Wed— Ind-Cons 860
RAPID CITY, 1,000.— Saskatchewan.
Reporter Th— Lib 530
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MANITOBA— Continued.
RUSSELL, .—Russell.
Sittings Sat— Lib 450
ROLAND, .— Dufferin.
News Th— Ind
ST. BONIFACE, 1,730.— St. Boniface.
Manitoba (Fr.) Wed— Cons 1,500
Review Tu— Cath 1,620
USELKIRK, 970.— St. Clements.
Freyja (Icelander) Mo
Journal Th— Lib 620
Record Fri— Ind 369 \
SHOAL LAKE, 230.— Shoal Lake.
Star Th— Ind 450
SOURIS, 220.— Glenwood.
Plaindealer Fri— Lib 600
STONEWALL, 540.— Rockland.
Argus Th— Ind-Lib 410
Gazette Th— Cons 402
VIRDEN, 710.— Wallace.
Advance Th— Ref 840
^WINNIPEG, 26,750.— Winnipeg.
Canada (Swed.) Th— Ind 980
College Journal Mo— Coll 470
Commercial Sat— Com 3,300
Echo de Manitoba (Fr.) Th
Free Press J*D— Ind 11,400
Free Press Semi-W— Ind 8,000
Free Press Th— Ind
Great West Magazine Mo— Lit 2,440
Heimskringla (Icelandic) ....Th— Ind 1,363
Herald Wed— Ind-Prot 610
Lancet , Mo— Med
Loegberg (Icelandic) Th— Lib 1,740
Mirror Wed— Society 1,000
Nordwesten (Ger.) Th— Ind 2,920
Northwest Baptist Mo— Bap
Nor- West Farmer Semi-M— Ag 8,870
Sameiningin (Icelandic) Mo — Luth 950
Telegram JD— Cons 2,590
Telegram Th— Cons 7,000
Town Topics Weekly— Lit&Soc
Tribune *D— Ind 7,300
Tribune Th— Ind 11,220
Triple Link Mo— I.O.O.F
Voice Fri— Lab 1,410
Western Canadian Fri — Ind 980
Western Churchman ...Mo — Ch.ofEng
Western Law Times Mo — Legal"
NEW BRUNSWICK.
ALBERT, 303.— Albert.
Maple Leap Th— Lib 1,060
BATHURST, 1,050.— Gloucester.
Courrier des Provinces Maritimes (Fr.)
Th— Ind 960
CAMPBELLTON, 600.— Restigouche.
Events Th— Ind
Telephone Th— Lib
^CHATHAM, 3,200.— Northumberland.
Commercial - Tu — Ind
Miramichi Advance Th— Ind 1,700
World Semi-W— Lib-Cons 600
World Th— Lib-Cons 1,270
UFREDERICKTON, 6,560.— York.
Butler's Journal Mo— Ind 620
Capital Mo — Lib-Cons 710
Farmer Wed— Lib-Cons 2,050
NEW BRUNSWICK— Continued.
tFREDERICKTON— Continued.
Gleaner *D— Cons- 1,900
Gleaner Wed— Cons 6,400
Herald (ad. P. 460) *D— Lib 1,000
Herald (ad. P. 460) Sat— Lib 2,000
Religious Intelligencer Wed-Free-Bap 2,500
Reporter Wed— Lib-Cons 1,900
University Monthly Mo— Coll 480
UGAGETOWN, 220.— Queens.
Gazette Wed— Ind 1,150
HAMPTON, 310.— Kings.
News Th— Ind 610
HARTLAND, 520.— Carleton.
Advertiser Sat— Ind
MONCTON, 9,100.— Westmoreland.
Times JD— Lib-Cons 1,902
Times Wed— Lib-Cons 2,780
Transcript *D— Lib 1,170
Transcript Wed— Lib 2,460
fiNEW CASTLE, 4,330.— Northumberland.
Union Advocate Tu— Ind 1,060
fiRICHIBUCTOO, 820.— Kent.
Review Th— Ind 1,140
SACKVILLE, 4,875.— Westmoreland.
Argosy ., Mo— Coll 370
Post v . .Semi-W— Ind 1,860
fiST. ANDREWS, 2,150.— Charlotte.
Beacon Th— Lib 1,140
fiST. JOHN, 26,000— St. John.
Christian Mo — Disciples
Educational Review Mo— Ed 1,820
Gazette *D— Ind-Cons 3,200
Gazette Wed— Ind-Cons
Globe *D— Lib 4,200
Globe Semi-W— Lib 1,600
Gripsack Mo— Com 1,050
Messenger and Visitor Wed — Bap' 6,000
New Brunswick Magazine Mo — Lit
Progress Sat— Lit&Soc 13,500
Railway News Wed— Ind 1,980
Record »D— Ind 3,303
Sun JD— Lib-Cons 3,900
Sun Semi-W— Lib-Cons 8,850
Telegraph JD— Lib 3,010
Telegraph Semi-W— Lib 6,480
ST. STEPHEN, 2,700.— Charlotte.
Courier Th— Ind 2,200
SHEDIAC, 1,400.— Westmoreland.
Moniteur Acadian (Fr.) Th— Lib-Cons 2,260
SUSSEX, 1,480.— Kings.
Co-operative Farmer Semi-M — Ag 3,100
Record Fri— Ind 1,220
flWOODSTOCK, 3,400.— Carleton.
Dispatch Wed— Ind 1,600
Press Mon— Ind 2,120
Sentinel Sat— Ind 1,650
, NEWFOUNDLAND.
BRIGUS, 2,000.— Port de Grace District.
Vindicator Wed— Ind 500
UHARBOR GRACE, 7,000.
Harbor Grace District.
Standard . ...Fri— Ind 760
t Morning and Sunday.
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NEWFOUNDLAND— Continued.
fiST. JOHN'S, 27,500.— St. John's District.
Collegian Mo— Ed 340
Herald *D— Cons 4,950
News JD— Cons 1,750
News Sat— Cons 1,095
People Mo 2,490
Review *D — Lib
Royal Gazette Tu— Official 300
Telegram *D— Ind 3,600
fiTRINITY, 1,600.— Trinity Bay District.
Record Sat— Ind 840
UT WILLING ATE, 3,300.
Notre Dame Bay District.
Sun Sat— Ind 580
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES.
BATTLEFORD, 1,560.— Saskatchewan District.
Herald Fri— Cons 300
Star Fri— Lib 350
CALGARY, 3,995.— Alberta District.
Herald *D— Ind 700
Herald Th— Ind 2,200
Tribune Sat— Ind 1,100
CARDSTON, .—Alberta District.
Record Fri — Ind
EDMONTON, 725.— Alberta District.
Advertiser Fri— Ind 840
Bulletin Semi-W— Ind 1,460
Quest Canadian (Fr.) Th— Ind 980
GRENFELL, •.— Assiniboia District.
Sun Th— Ind
INDIAN HEAD, 304.— Assiniboia District.
Prairie Witness Semi-M— Pres 525
Vidette Wed— Ind 510
INNISFAIL, 350.— Alberta District.
Free Lance, Wed 600
LETHBRIDGE, 1,900.— Alberta District.
News Wed— Lib-Cons 670
MACLEOD, 510.— Alberta District.
Advance Tu— Ind 420
Gazette Fri— Ind-Cons 430
MEDICINE HAT, 740.— Assiniboia District.
News Th— Ind 550
MOOSE JAW, 995.— Assiniboia District.
Times Fri— Ind 700
MOOSOMIN, 900.— Assiniboia District.
Spectator Th— Ind 860
PRINCE ALBERT, 1,250.
Saskatchewan District.
Advocate Tu— Lib 600
Times Fri— Ind-Cons 820
QU'APPELLE, 425.— Assiniboia District.
Progress Th— Ind 440
Vidette Th— Cons 370
REGINA, 1,600.— Assiniboia District.
Leader Th— Lib 1,500
Standard Th— Ind 1,520
West Th— Lib-Cons 1,000
SALTCOATS, 150.— Assiniboia District.
Assiniboian Sat — Ind 430
STRATHCONA, .—Alberta District.
Plaindealer ...Fri— Ind 600
NORTHWEST TER.— Continued.
WHITEWOOD, 200.— Assiniboia District.
Herald Th— Cons 500
WOLSELEY, 320.— Assiniboia District.
News .Th — Ind
YORKTON, 300.— Assiniboia District.
Enterprise Sat 500
NOVA SCOTIA.
fiAMHERST, 3,850.— Cumberland.
Gazette Th— Ind 2,200
News *D — Lib
News and Sentinel Semi-W — Lib
Press *D— Cons 420
Press Semi-W— Cons 1,900
fANNAPOIvIS, 2,950.— Annapolis.
Spectator* Fri— Lib-Cons 1,430
UANTIGONISH, 3,630.— Antigonish.
Casket Th 2,800
ARICHAT, 1,065.— Richmond.
Record Fri— Ind 420
BADDECK, 1,700.— Victoria.
Telephone Wed— Ind
BEAR RIVER, 410.— Annapolis.
Telephone Wed 600
BERWICK, 475.— Kings.
Register Wed— Ind 1,400
BRIDGETOWN, 1,500.— Annapolis.
Monitor Wed— Ind 1,170
BRIDGE WATER, 3,500.— Lunenberg.
Bulletin Tu— Cons 1,320
Enterprise Mon— Lib 1,310
CALEDONIA, 1,000.— Queens.
Gold Hunter Sat— Ind 1,400
CLARK'S HARBOR, .— Shelburne.
Coast Guard Th— Lib
DARTMOUTH, 6,300.— Halifax.
Atlantic Weekly Sat— Ind 1,400
flDIGBY, 1,900.— Digby.
Courier Fri— Ind 1,560
fiGUYSBOROUGH, 1,100.— Guysborough.
Gazette Th— Ind 1,000
^HALIFAX, 39,500.— Halifax.
f Chronicle ' JD— Lib 3,200
I Chronicle Tri-\V— Lib 2,500
j Echo *D— Ind 3,500 '
I. Nova Scotian Sat— Lib 1,400
Dalhousie Gazette (every3dweek) Coll 650
Forward Semi-M — Pro
Herald JD— Lib-Cons 5,100
Herald Wed— Lib-Cons 1,850
Mail *D— Lib-Cons 3,850
Maritime Merchant Bi-W— Com 1,020
Maritime Med. News Mo— Med 700
Presbyterian Witness Sat— Pres 3,200
Recorder *D— Lib 3,090
Recorder Tri-W— Lib 820
Royal Gazette Wed— Legal 910
Wesleyan Wed— Meth 4,160
HANTSPORT, 100.— Hants.
Advance .. ...Th— Ind 740
t Morning and Sunday.
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NOVA SCOTIA— Continued.
UKENTVILLE, 1,720.— Kings.
Advertiser Fri— Cons 1,500
Western Chronicle Th— Lib 1.723
^LIVERPOOL, 2,500.— Queens.
Advance Wed— Ref 950
Graphic Sat— Ind 800
flLUNENBURG, 4,265.— Lunenberg.
Argus Wed— Cons 1,220
Progress Wed— Lib 1,170
MIDDLETOWN, 250.— Annapolis.
Outlook Fri— Ind 1,070
NEW GLASGOW, 3,800.— Pictou.
Eastern Chronicle Th— Lib 2,480
Enterprise Sat — Lib-Cons 2,400
NORTH SIDNEY, 2,650.— Cape Breton.
Herald Wed— Lib-Cons 3,770
OXFORD. 1,500.— Cumberland.
Journal and Advertiser Wed— Ind 920
PARRSBORO, 1,100.— Cumberland.
Leader Fri— Cons 736
Record Sat— Lib
fiPICTOU, 3,100.— Pictou.
Advocate Fri— Lib 1,500
Colonial Standard Tu— Cons 1,600
PORT HAWKESURY, 865.— Inverness.
Bulletin Th— Ind 1,263
Eastern Journal Fri— Ind 900
ST. PETERS, 300.— Richmond.
Gazette Wed— Cons 1,060
USHELBURNE, 1,020.— Shelburne.
Budget Fri— Ind 1,523
SPRING HILL, 5,000.— Cumberland.
News and Advertiser Wed — Ind 800
Tribune Sat 853
STELLARTON, 2,400.— Pictou.
Maritime Min. Record Semi-M— Com 1,000
HSYDNEY, 2,500.— Cape Breton.
Advocate Th— Lib-Cons 1,410
Island Reporter Wed— Lib 1,900
Mac-Talla (Gaelic) Fri— Ind 1,060
Record *D— Ind
Record Tu— Ind
fiTRURO, 5,300.— Colchester.
News (ad. P. 511) «D— Ind 800
News (ad. P. 511) Th— Ind 4,500
Searchlight Sat— Ind 960
Sun Tri-W— Lib-Cons 2,240
Times-Guardian Tri-W— Ind-Lib 2,240
WESTVILLE, .—Pictou.
Free Lance Fri— Ind 1,210
WEYMOUTH, 815.— Digby.
Free Press Fri— Ind 1,750
L'Evangelme (Fr.) Th— Lib 3,200
H WINDSOR, 2,950.— Hants.
Journal Wed— Ind 1,620
King's College Record Mo— Coll 270
Tribune Fri— Ind 1,380
WOLFVILLE, 1,890.— Kings.
Acadia Athenaem Mo— Coll 400
Acadian Fri— Ind 900
Acadian Orchardist Tu— Ind 1,500
NOVA SCOTIA— Continued.
^YARMOUTH, 6,500.— Yarmouth.
Herald Tu— Lib 3,240
Light Th— Ind 2,400
News *D — Ind
Times *D — Lib-Cons
Times Semi- W— Lib-Cons 5,100
ONTARIO.
ACTON, 1,220.— Halton.
Free Press Th— Ind 850
AILSA CRAIG, 2,850.— Middlesex.
Banner Th— Ind 692
ALEXANDRIA, 1,640. -Glengarry.
Glengarian Fri— Cons 1,735
News Fri— Ref 1,200
ALLISTON, l,400.-Simcoe.
Herald Th— Ind 1,110
ALMONTE, 3,250.— Lanark.
Gazette Fri— Lib 2,800
Times Sat— Cons 1,030
ALVINSTON, 1,050.— Lambton.
Free Press Th— Ind 970
AMHERSTBURG, 2,356.— Essex.
Echo , Fri— Lib 2,743
ARNPRIOR, 3,400.— Renfrew.
Chronicle Fri— Cons 2,250
News Semi- W— Ind 1,000
Watchman Fri— Lib 1,250
ARTHUR," 1,300.— Wellington.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,252
ATHENS, 1,000.— Leeds.
Reporter Wed— Ind 830
ATWOOD, 620.— Perth.
Bee Fri— Ind 580
AURORA, 1,800.— York.
Banner '..... Fri— Ref 950
AYLMER, 2,200.— Elgin.
Express Th— Ind 1,920
Sun Th— Lib 870
AYR, 1,032.— Waterloo.
News Th— Ind 980
AYTON, 450.— Grey.
Advance Th— Ind 600
BANCROFT, 410.— Hastings.
Times Th— Ind 520
flBARRIE, 5,700. -Simcoe.
Advance Th— Lib-Cons 1,413
Examiner Th— Ref 1,020
Gazette Wed— Lib 1,350
BEAMSVILLE, 1,050.— Lincoln.
Express Wed— Ind 450
BEAVERTON, 1,240.— Ontario.
Express Th— Ind 990
BEETON, 780.— Simcoe.
World Th— Ind 1,800
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ONTARIO— Continued.
UBELLEVILLE, 10,200.— Hastings.
(Chronicle Fri— Ref 4,300
lOntario *D-Ref 1,770
Intelligencer *D— Lib-Cons 900
Intelligencer Th— Lib-Cons 2,600
Sun *D— Lib 1,400
Sun Th— Lib 1,250
BELMONT, 620.— Middlesex.
Times Th— Ind 530
1JBERLIN, 7,700.— Waterloo.
Deutsche Zeitung (Ger.) ..Wed— Cons 2,260
Evangeliums Bote (Ger.) ...Mo— Evan 970
Gospel Banner Tu— Me'nonite 2,710
Journal (Ger.) Th— Lib 2,140
News-Record *D— Cons 1,280
News-Record Th— Cons 1,800
Telegraph *D— Lib 1,000
Youth's Banner Semi-Mo— Und 1,500
BLENHEIM, 1,720.— Kent.
News Th— Ind 800
Tribune Th— Ind 745
BLYTH, 925.— Huron.
Standard Th— Ind 570
BOBCAYGEON, 1,070.— Victoria.
Independent Fri— Ind 820
BOLTON, 820.— Peel.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 800
BOTHWELL, 990.— Kent.
Times Th— Ind 740
HBOWMANVILLE, 3,500.— Durham.
Canadian Statesman Wed— Lib 2,130
News Th— Cons 1,000
1JBRACEBRIDGE, 1,430.— Muskoko District.
Free Grant Gazette Th— Lib 600
Herald Th— Cons 590
BRADFORD, 1,400.— Simcoe.
Witness-News Th— Cons 910
UBRAMPTON, 3,350.— Peel.
Banner Fri— Ref 1,800
Conservator Semi- W — Cons 1,500
Times Fri— Ref 1,670
HBRANTFORD, 13,000.— Brant.
Bee Journal Mo — BeeKeep'g 1,160
Courier *D— Cons 2,230
Courier Th— Cons 1,900
Expositor *D— Lib 3,730
Expositor Fri— Lib 2,745
News Th— Ind-Soc
BRIDGEBURG, 1,600.— Welland.
Review Th— Ind 410
BRIDGDEN, 650.--Lambton.
Public Opinion Th— Ind 520
BRIGHTON, 1,550.— Northumberland.
Ensign Fri— Ind 920
1JBROCKVILLE, 9,200.— Leeds.
Recorder .; *D— Lib 1,020
Recorder Th— Lib 1,350
Times *D— Cons 1,250
Times Fri— Cons 2,280
BRUSSELS, 1,220.— Huron.
Herald Th— Cons 520
Post Fri— Ref 1,150
ONTARIO— Continued.
BURK'S FALLS, 700.— Parry Sound.
Arrow Fri— Ind 640
Beacon Fri— Ind 450
BURLINGTON, 1,250.— Halton.
Gazette Wed— Ind
CALEDONIA, 1,000.— Haldimand.
Grand River Sachem Wed— Cons 1,230
CAM PB ELLFO RD, 2,500.— Northumberland.
Despatch Th— Ind
Herald Th— Ind 930
CANNINGTON, 1,100.— Ontario.
Gleaner Th— Cons 1,190
CARLETON PLACE, 4,500.— Lanark.
Central Canadian Th— Lib-Cons 1,520
Herald Tu— Lib 1,580
CARP, 256.— Carleton.
Star Fri-Ind 573
fiCAYUGA, 840.— Haldimand.
Advocate Th-Ref 900
HCHATHAM, 9,150.— Kent.
Banner «D— Lib 1,700
Banner Semi- W— Lib 2,462
Planet *D— Cons 1,500
Planet Semi- W— Cons 3,500
CHATSWORTH, 500.— Grey.
Banner Th-Ind 443
News Th— Ind 750
CHESLEY, 1,500.— Bruce.
Asso. Presby. Magazine Mo — Pres 500
Enterprise Th— Ind 952
Free Press Wed— Ind 730
CHESTERVILLE, 780.— Dundas.
Record Th~Ind 900
CLARKSBURG, 510.— Grey.
Reflector Th— Ind 760
CLIFFORD, 650.— Wellington.
Express Wed— Ind 670
CLINTON, 2,800.— Huron.
New Era Fri— Ref 1,820
News Record Th— Ind-Cons 1,950
HCOBOURG, 4,950.— Northumberland.
Post Sat— Ind 753
Sentinel-Star Fri— Cons 1,300
World Fri— Lib 1,410
COLBORNE, 1,080.— Northumberland.
Enterprise Th— Ref 570
Express Th— Cons 635
COLDWATER, 500.— Simcoe.
Planet Th— Ind 700
COLLINGWOOD, 5,000.— Simcoe.
Bulletin Fri— Ref 1,720
Enterprise-Messenger Th — Cons 1,620
COMBER, 810.— Essex.
Herald Th— Ind 760
COOKSTOWN, 510.— Simcoe.
Advocate Th— Cons 650
^CORNWALL, 7,100.— Stormont.
Freeholder Fri— Lib 2,600
Standard Fri— Cons 3,500
1" Morning and Sunday.
t[ County Seat.
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* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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ONTARIO— Continued.
CREEMORE, 740.— Simcoe.
Star Th— Ind 500
DELHI, 960.— Norfolk.
Reporter Fri— Ind 785
Vindicator Fri — Cons BIO
DESERONTO, 3,500.— Hastings.
Tribune Fri— Ind 1,090
DRAYTON, 795.— Wellington.
Advocate Th— Ind 710
Times Wed— Jnd 500
DRESDEN, 2,150.— Kent.
Times Th— Ind 900
DUNDALK, 710.— Grey.
Herald Th— Ind 800
DUNDAS, 3,650.— Wentworth.
News Fri— Ind-Cons 1,400
Star (ad. P. 451) Th— Lib-Cons 3,000
True Banner Th— Ref 1,550
DUNVILLE, 1,800.— Monck.
Chronicle Fri— Ref 550
Gazette Fri— Cons 696
Reform Press ....Wed— Ref 710
DURHAM, 1,300.— Grey.
Chronicle Th— Lib-Cons 1,200
Review Th— Lib 960
DUTTON, 840.-Elgin.
Advance Th— Ind 950
EGANVILLE, 720.— Renfrew.
Enterprise Wed— Ind 843
Star Fri— Ind 1,206
ELM IRA, 1,100.— Waterloo.
Advertiser Th— Ind 700
ELMVALE, 520.— Simcoe.
Chronicle Th— Ind 510
ELORA, 1,325.— Wellington.
Express Wed— Ref 600
EMBRO, 635.— Oxford.
Courier Wed— Lib 1,220
EMSDALE, 120.— Parry Sound District.
Guide Th 450
ERIN, 590.— Wellington.
Advocate (ad. P. 513) Th— Ind 1,136
ESSEX, 1,800.— Essex.
Free Press Fri— Ind 1,490
EXETER, 1,830.— Huron.
Advocate Th— Cons 1,776
Times Th— Lib-Cons 2,000
FENELON FALLS, 1,270.— Victoria.
Gazette Sat— Ref 450
FERGUS, 1,600.— Wellington.
Canadian Th— Cons 1,030
News-Record Th— Ind- Ref 1,640
FINCH, 402.— Stormont.
Advertiser Th— Ind 500
FLESH ERTON, 710.— Grey.
Advance Th— Lib-Cons 690
FLORENCE, 430.— Lambton.
Quill Th— Ind 605
ONTARIO— Continued.
FORDWICH, 520.— Huron.
Record Th— Ind 570
FOREST, 2,075.— Lambton.
Free Press Th— Ind 1,920
Standard Th— Ind 1,700
FORT WILLIAM, 2,200.— Algoma.
Journal JD— Ind 310
Journal Sat— Ind 350
GALT, 7,700.— Waterloo.
Reformer (ad. P. 451) *D— Ref 1,100
Reformer (ad. P. 451) Th— Ref 2,000
Reporter *D— Lib-Cons
Reporter Th— Lib-Cons 2,780
GANANOQUE, 3,700.— Leeds.
Journal (ad. P. 458) Wed— Cons 1,000
Reporter Sat— Ref 800
GEORGETOWN, 1,570.— Hal ton.
Herald Wed— Ind 900
GLENCOE, 990.— Middlesex.
Transcript Th— Ind 1,140
HGODERICH, 3,950.— Huron.
Signal Th— Lib 1,750
Star Fri— Lib-Cons 1,800
GORE BAY, 490.— Algoma.
Conservator and Outlook Fri-Lib-Cons 780
Guide Sat— Ind-Lib 650
GORRIE, 610.— Huron.
Vidette Th— Cons 450
GRAND VALLEY, 650.— Dufferin.
Star Th— Ind 742
Vidette Th— Ind 550
GRAVENHURST, 1,900.— Muskoka District.
Banner Th— Ind 810
GRIMSBY, 1,025.— Lincoln.
Independent and Advertiser ..Th— Ind 960
fiGUELPH, 10,800.— Wellington.
Advocate *D — Ind
Advocate Semi- W — Ind
Herald *D— Cons 1,300
Herald Th— Cons 4,200
Mercury & Advertiser *D— Ref 1,660
Mercury & Advertiser Th— Ref 5,000
O. A. C. Review (Mo. ex. July, Aug.
and Sept.) Ag-Coll 520
HAGERSVILLE, 1,042.— Haldimand.
News Th— Cons 800
^HAMILTON, 50,000.— Wentworth.
Canadian Royal Templar ...Mo— Tern 15,000
Herald *D— Ind 3,000
Industrial Banner Mo — Lab
Spectator *D— Cons 10,270
Spectator Semi- W— Cons 9,520
Times *D— Ref 7,010
Times Semi- W— Ref 7,550
HANOVER, 1,200.— Grey.
Post . ...Th— Ind
HARRISTON, 1,700.— Wellington.
Review Th — Cons
Standard Fri— Ind
Tribune Th — Lib-Ind
HASTINGS, 760.— Northumberland.
Star .. ...Wed— Ind
1,150
648
500
1,470
700
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Moi.Jay.
* Evening, " f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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ONTARIO— Continued.
HAVELOCK, 1,000.— Peterboro.
Standard Th— Ind 700
HAWKESBURY, 2,050.— Prescott.
Post Th 420
Standard Fri— Ind 450
HENSALL, 850.— Huron.
Observer Th— Ind 610
HEPWORTH, .—Bruce.
Journal Wed— Ind 950
HESPELER, 720.— Waterloo.
Herald Th— Ind 680
HIGHGATE, 350.— Kent.
Monitor Th— Ind 1,000
HILLSBURG, 520.— Wellington.
Beaver Tu— Cons 700
HUNTSVILLE, 1,200.— Muskoka District.
Enterprise Fri— Ind 700
Forester Fri— Ref 720
INGERSOLL, 4,200.— Oxford.
Chronicle *D— Lib 800
Chronicle Th— Lib 1,700
Sun Sat— Ref 1,130
Tribune & Reporter Th— Cons 1,450
IROQUOIS, 1,200.— Dundas.
News Fri— Ind 710
JARVIS, 850.— Haldimand.
Record Wed— Ind 840
KEMPTVILLE, 1,400.— Greenville.
Advance Th— Ind 940
News Tu— Ind 600
KINCARDINE, 2,700.— Bruce.
Reporter Th— Ref 1,440
Review Th— Ind-Cons 1,860
UKINGSTON, 20.700.— Frontenac.
Canadian Cheese & Butter Maker
Mo— Tr 1,090
Canadian Freeman Wed — Cath 5,650
Medical Quarterly Qrtly— Med 780
News *D— Cons 2,100
News Semi- W— Cons 3,208
Queen's Quarterly Qrtly — Coll 590
Queen's Univer. Journal ..Bi-W— Coll 600
Times *D — Ind
Whig *D— Lib 2,928
Whig Semi-W— Lib 6,124
KINGSVILLE, 1,350.— Essex.
Reporter Fri— Ind 420
LAKEFIELD, 1,120.— Peterboro.
News Fri— Ind 620
LANARK, 950.— Lanark.
Era Wed— Ind 1,250
LEAMINGTON, l,950.-Essex.
News Th— Lib 840
Post Th— Ind 1,752
JLINDSAY, 6,300.— Victoria.
Post *D— Lib 800
Post Fri— Lib 3,200
Watchman-Warder Th— Ind-Cons 4,800
LISTOWEL, 2,650.— Perth.
Banner Th— Lib 1,270
Standard Fri— Cons 900
ONTARIO— Continued.
LITTLE CURRENT, 1,275.— Algoma.
Expositor Th— Ind 620
flLONDON, 32,100.— Middlesex.
Advertiser t*D— Ref 8,210
Advertiser Fri— Ref 21,040
Canadian Entomologist .Mo— Science 450
Catholic Record Sat— Cath 9,000
Echo Th— Ind 6,590
Farmer's Advocate Semi-M— Ag 14,685
Free Press t*D— Cons 9,620
Free Press Th— Cons 12,000
News *D— Ind 8,240
Young Friend's Review Mo — Friends 920
UL'ORIGINAL, 1,050.— Prescott.
Advertiser Th— Lib-Cons 960
Advocate Wed— Lib 870
LUCAN, 950.— Middlesex.
Enterprise Wed— Cons 550
Sun Th— Cons 600
LUCKNOW, 1,280.— Bruce.
Sentinel '. Fri-Ref 1,075
MADOC, 1,180.— Hastings.
Review Th— Ind 950
MARKDALE, 760.— Grey.
Standard Th-Ind 1,128
MARKHAM, 1,200.— York.
Economist Th-Ref 1,650
Sun Fri— Cons 1,000
MARMORA, 810.— Hastings.
•Herald Th-Ind 485
MATTAWA, 1,500.— Nipissing.
Tribune Wed— Ind 500
MEAFORD, 2,100.— Grey.
Mirror Fri— Cons 950
Monitor Fri-Lib 720
MIDLAND, 2,100.— Simcoe.
Argus Fri — Ind-Cons 480
Free Press Th-Ind 570
MILDMAY, 1,250.— Bruce.
Gazette Th— Ind 420
MILLBROOK, 900.— Durham.
Reporter Th— Ind 1,100
flMILTON, 1,500.— Halton.
Canadian Champion Th— Ind 1,100
Reformer Th— Ref 710
MILVERTON, 770.— Perth.
Sun Th— Ind 920
MINDEN, 470.— Victoria.
Echo Fri— Ind 550
MITCHELL, 2,150.— Perth.
Advocate Fri— Cons 2,540
Recorder Fri— Lib 1,000
MORRISBURG, 1,860.— Dundas.
' Courier Fri— Cons 940
Herald Th— Lib 1,220
MOUNT FOREST, 2,250.— Wellington.
Confederate Th— Ref 1,090
Representative Th— Cons 1,100
t Morning and Sunday. t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
fi County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
i Sworn Circulation.
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ONTARIO— Continued.
flNAPANEE, 3,520.— Lenox.
Beaver Fri — Cons
Express Fri — Lib
Star Wed— Ind
NEWBURY, 770.— Middlesex.
Journal Fri — Ind
NEWCASTLE, 680.— West Durham.
Times Th— Ind
NEW HAMBURG, 1,350.— Waterloo.
Independent Fri — Ind
Volksblatt (Ger.) Wed— Cons
NEW MARKET, 2,180.— York.
Advertiser Fri — Ind
Era Fri— Ref
NIAGARA, 1,620.— Lincoln.
Times Th— Ind
NIAGARA FALLS, 3,450.— Welland.
Advertiser Semi- W— Ind
Record Fri— Cons
Review Fri— Ref
NORTH AUGUSTA, 560.— Greenville.
Citizen Fri— Ind
fiNORTH BAY, 2,500.— Nipissing District.
Despatch Th— Cons
Times .- Th— Ref
NORWICH, 1,270.— Oxford.
Gazette Th— Ind
NORWOOD, 1,020.— Peterboro.
Register Th— Ind
OAKVILLE, 1,900.— Halton.
Star Th— Ind
OIL SPRINGS, 1,100.— Lambton.
Chronicle Th— Ind
OMEMEE, 695.— Victoria.
Mirror Th— Ind
flORANGEVILLE, 3,000,-Duffcrin.
Advertiser Th— Lib
Banner Th— Ind
Post Th— Cons
Sun Th— Cons
ORILLIA, 5,000.— Simcoe.
Canadian Workman ..Mo— A.O.U.W
News-Letter Th— Ind
Packet Th— Cons
Times Th— Ref
ORONO, 1,020.— Durham.
News Th— Ind
OSHAWA, 4,100.— Ontario.
Reformer Fri— Lib
Vindicator Wed— Cons
flOTTAWA, 46,500.— Carleton.
Anglo-Saxon Mo— Ind
Canada Gazette Sat— Official
Citizen (ad. P. 533) t*D— Cons
Citizen (ad. P. 533) . . . .Semi-W— Cons
Danebrog (Dan.) Sat— Cons
Events Sat— Ind
Free Press *D — Lib
Free Press Semi-W— Lib
Journal *D — Ind
Journal Semi-W— Ind
Mining Review Mo — Mining
Naturalist Mo — Science
2,960
2,750
1,745
560
480
620
1,180
2,100
1,769
580
1,650
1,160
430
532
800
820
760
760
520
1,560
1,450
2,930
1,750
38,540
2,800
1,980
2,600
625
980
1,226
1,200
7,000
3,580
910
7,720
4,980
7,300
3,800
2,500
ONTARIO— Continued.
HOTTAW A— Continued.
Review Mo— Coll 920
Temps (Fr.) »D— Lib 2,760
Tribune Sat— Ref
United Canada Sat— Ind&Cath 5,030
flOWEN SOUND, 7,500.— Grey.
Advertiser Semi-W— Ref 1,680
Canadian Co-operator Mo— P.ofl 2,010
Canadian Poultry News Mo — Pity
Sun Semi-W— Ind 2,360
Times Th— Cons 1,864
PAISLEY, 1,420— Bruce.
Advocate Th— Ind 1,020
News Th— Ind 680
PAKENHAM, .—Lanark.
Transcript Cons
PALMERSTON, 2,100.— Wellington.
Reporter Fri— Ind 660
Spectator Th— Ind 600
PARIS, 3.100.— Brant.
Review Th— Cons 1,000
Star-Transcript Wed— Lib 1,150
PARK HILL, 1,720.— Middlesex.
Gazette-Review Th— Ind 1,500
tfPARRY SOUND, 2,100.— Parry Sound Dist.
Canadian Fri— Cons 700
North Star Th— Lib 900
liPEMBROKE, 4,410.— Renfrew.
Observer Fri— Lib 2,610
Standard Wed— Cons 1,480
PENETANGUISHENE, 2,150.— Simcoe.
Herald Th— Ind 604
flPERTH, 3,200.— Lanark.
Courier Fri— Lib 1,960
Expositor Th— Lib-Cons 1,470
fiPETERBORO, 9,900.— Peterboro.
Canadian Laundry man Mo— Tr 5,000
Examiner *D— Lib 1,620
Examiner Th— Lib 2,710
Review *D— Lib-Cons 900
Review Fri— Lib-Cons 2,300
Times > $D— Ind
Times Sat— Ind
PETROLEA, 4,400.— Lambton.
Advertiser Wed— Cons 1,100
Breeders' Advocate .. ..Mo — Plty&Stk
Topic Th— Ref 1,260
PICKERING, 1,050.— Ontario.
News Fri— Ind 1,190
fiPICTON, 3,350.— Prince Edward.
Gazette Semi-W— Lib-Cons 1,640
Times Th— Lib 1,920
PLATTSVILLE, 760.— Oxford.
Echo Th— Ind 400
flPORT ARTHUR, 2,700.— Algonia.
Herald & Miner ..Fri — Local&Mining 510
PORT COLBORNE, 1,280.— Welland.
Times Th— Ind 700
PORT DOVER, 1,250.— Norfolk.
Maple Leaf Fri— Cons 1,000
PORT ELGIN, 1,700.— Bruce.
Times Th— Ind 1,240
t Morning and Sunday.
If County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
f Sworn Circulation.
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ONTARIO— Continued.
PORT HOPE, 5,100.— Durham.
Can. Harness Journal ........ Mo— Tr 980
Guide ......................... »D— Ref 650
Guide ........................ Fri— Ref 2,560
Times ................... *D— Lib-Cons 640
Times .............. Semi- W— Lib-Cons 1,910
PORT PERRY, 1,730.— Ontario.
Observer .................... Th— Cons 740
Standard (ad. P. 539) ........ Th— Ind 1,600
PORT ROWAN, 660.- Norfolk.
News ......................... Fri— Ind 720
flPRESCOTT, 3,000.— Grenville.
Journal ...................... Wed— Ref 910
Messenger .................. Fri — Cons 1,000
PRESTON, 1,875.— Waterloo.
Progress ...................... Fri— Ind 1,000
flRAT PORTAGE, 1,8
Rainy River District.
Miner ........................ Fri— Ind
Ne-vs ......................... Sat— Ind
RENFREW, 2,700.— Renfrew.
Journal ....................... Th— Ind
Mercury ...................... Fri— Ref
RICHMOND HILL, 760.— York.
Liberal ........................ Th— Lib
RIDGETOWN, 2,300.— Kent.
Dominion ................... Th— Cons
Plaindealer ................... Th— Ref
Standard ...................... Th— Lib
RIPLEY, 710.— Bruce.
Express ....................... Th— Ref
RODNEY, 960.— Elgin.
Mercury ....................... Th— Ind
fiST. CATHARINES, 9,600.-Lincoln.
Journal ....................... *D— Ref
Journal ........................ Th— Ref
Standard .................... *D— Cons
Standard ..................... Th— Cons
Star .......................... *D— Cons
Star .......................... Th— Cons
ST. GEORGE, 910.— Brant.
Sentinel ....................... Th— Ind
ST. MARY'S, 3,500.— Perth.
Argus .......................... Th— Ref
Journal ...................... Tu— Cons
flST. THOMAS, 10,500.— Elgin.
Journal ........................ *D— Lib
Journal ........................ Th— Lib
Municipal World .......... Mo — Munic
Times ........................ «D— Cons
Times ........................ Th— Cons
flSARNIA, 6,800.— Lambton.
Canadian ................... Wed— Cons
Observer ...................... *D— Ref
Observer ...................... Fri— Ref
Post ...................... Semi- W— Ind
SAULT STE. MARIE, 2,500.— Algonia.
Express ........................ Th— Ref
Pioneer ....................... Fri— Ind
Star .......................... Sat— Cons
SEAFORTH, 2,720.— Huron.
Expositor ..................... Fri— Ref
Sun .......................... Fri— Cons
1,480
980
1,570
1,040
680
950
1,180
1,060
770
1,810
2,190
3,000
1,474
2,080
920
460
1,440
2,000
3,050
2,400
2,840
2,750
3,470
1,530
800
1,910
1,700
570
1,200
980
4,450
1,508
ONTARIO— Continued.
SHELBURNE, 1,200.— Dufferin.
Economist Th— Ind 940
Free Press Th— Cons 1,220
fiSIMCOE, 2,700.— Norfolk.
British Canadian Wed— Cons 1,260
Reformer Th— Ind-Lib 1,400
SMITHS FALLS, 3,920.— Lanark.
News Tu— Lib-Cons 1,290
Record Th— Lib 1,350
SMITHVILLE, -603.— Lincoln.
Gazette Wed— Ind 600
SOUTHAMPTON, 1,560.— Bruce.
Beacon Th— Ind 640
STAYNER, 1,400.— Simcoe.
Sun Th— Ind 510
STIRLING, 863.— Hastings.
News-Argus Th— Ind 730
STOUFFVILLE, 1,330.— York.
Free Press Wed— Lib 740
Sentinel Fri— Ind 540
Tribune Th— Ref 1,040
flSTRATFORD, 9,600.— Perth.
Beacon *D— Lib 980
Beacon Th— Lib 3,070
Canadische-Kolonist (Ger.) ..Fri— Ref 1,400
Herald *D— Cons 650
Herald Wed— Cons 3,475
STRATHROY, 3,400.— Middlesex.
Age Th— Ref 1,470
Dispatch Wed— Cons 1,250
STREETSVILLE, 700.— Peel.
Review-Herald Th— Ind 742
STURGEON FALLS, 1,000.— Nipissing.
Advertiser Th— Ind 515
Colonization (Eng.&Fr.) Th— Ind 400
SUDBURY, 1,250.— Nipissing.
Journal Th— Lib 570
SUNDRIDGE, 900.— Parry Sound.
Echo Th— Ind 560
SUTTON, 700.— York.
Herald Th— Ind 500
TARA, 700.— Bruce.
Leader Th— Ind 920
TAVISTOCK, 975.— Oxford.
Gazette Th— Ind 600
TEESWATER, 1,149.— Bruce.
News Th— Ind 500
THAMESVILLE, 830.— Kent.
Herald Fri— Ind 710
THESSALON, 1,200.— Algoma.
Advocate Fri— Lib-Ind 520
THORNBURY, 910.— Grey.
Herald Th— Ind 860
Union Standard Th— Ind 920
THOROLD, 2,300.— Welland.
Post Fri— Ind 730
TILBURY, 900.— Kent.
News Fri— Lib 1,050
Times Fri— Ind 1,172
t Morning and Sunday.
U County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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ONTARIO— Continued.
TILSONBURG, 2,250.— Oxford.
Liberal Th— Lib 764
Observer Fri— Cons 800
TIVERTON, 560.— Bruce.
Watchman Th— Ref 746
TITORONTO, 186,500.— York.
Acta Victoriana Mo — Coll 570
Algoma Missionary News ..Mo— Epis 2,090
All the World Mo— Salv-Army 1,000
Bill Poster Mo— Adv.
Bookseller & Stationer Mo— Tr 2,130
Bulletin Th-Ins 1,150
Business Mo— Office&Adv 2,008
Canada Educ. Mthly Mo— Ed 1,460
Canada Lancet Mo— Med 1,980
Canada Law Journal .Semi-M — Legal 3,002
Canada Lumberman .Wed&Mo — Lum 1,980
Canadian Architect&Builder Mo-Arch 1,480
Canadian Baker Mo— Tr 1,000
Canadian Baptist Th— Bap 5,380
Canadian Boards of Trade Journal
Mo — Com
Canadian Bookseller Mo— Tr 1,200
Canadian Church Mag Mo— Epis 3,240
Canadian Churchman Th— Epis 9,800
Canadian Cigar Tobacco Trade Jour
Mo— Tr
Canadian Congregationalist Th — Cong 5,380
Canadian Craftsman Mo— Mas 1,520
Canadian Druggist Mo— Phar 1,690
Canadian Electr'l News . . . Mo— Mech 1,910
Canadian Engineer Mo — Scien&Mech 4,400
Canadian Epworth Era Mo — Ep-Leag
Canadian Grocer Fri— Tr 6,220
Canadian Hardware Merchant Sat— Tr 3,800
Canadian Home Jour Mo — Lit&Fam
Canadian Horticulturist Mo— Hort 4,920
Canadian Jour, of Med ....Mo— Med 4,100
Canadian Kennel Gaz Mo— Sport 2,000
Canadian Law Times Mo— Legal 1,500
Canadian Magazine Mo— Lit 20,100
Canadian Manufacturer .Semi-M — Ind 4,000
Canadian Medical Review ..Mo — Med
Canadian Merchant's Review Mo — Tr
Canadian Mining Gazette Fri— Mining
Canadian Pacific Courier Mo — Trans
Can. Pharmaceutical Jour. Mo — Phar 1,480
Can. Poultry Review Mo— Pity 4,860
Can. Practitioner Mo— Med 3,000
Can. Printer & Publisher Mo— Tr 2,620
Can. Shoe & Leather Jour Mo— Tr 1,466
Can. Sportsman Fri — Sport 4,010
Can. Stenographer Mo — Sten
Can. Teacher Semi-M— Ed 5,950
Can. Wheelman Semi-M— Cycling 7,000
Catholic Register Th— Cath 15,000
Christian Guardian Wed— Meth 24,000
Christian Worker Fri — Evan
Citizen & Country Sat— r.a'< 6,020
College Times Mo— Coll 270
Cycling Semi-M— Cycling 6,470
Delineator (Can. edition) ..Mo — Fash
Dominion Dental Jour ...Mo — Dental 1,250
Dominion Medical Mthly . .Mo-^Med 5,000
Dominion Review Mo — Science 840
Dry Goods Review Mo— Tr 6,810
East End Echo Th— Ind 4,300
Economist Mo— Ins 2,980
Endeavor Herald Mo— Ch.End 5,540
Evangelical Churchman
Th— Prot-Epis 3,600
Expositor of Christ Life
Qrtly-Holiness 570
Faithful Witness Tu— Und 5,500
Farming Tu— Ag 10,220
Field of Progress Mo — Ind
Freemason Mo — Masonic 8,875
Furn. & Upholstery Journal ..Mo— Tr 1,250
ONTARIO— Continued.
UTORONTO— Continued.
Globe (ad. P. 451) J*D— Lib $46,889
Globe (ad. P. 451) Tu— Lib 24,300
Globe (ad. P. 451) Sat— Lib
Home & Youth Mo— Lit&Fam 1,050
Independent Odd Fellow Mo-I.O.O.F 3,700
Independent Forester (ad. P. 504)
Mo— I.O.F 159,000
Ladies' Journal Mo— Fash 23,500
Leader & Recorder .... Th— Ind-Cons 4,500
Mail and Empire t*D— Cons 3,300
Mail and Empire Th— Cons 25,000
Masonic Sun Mo— Masonic
Merchant Bi-W— Com 1,480
Merchant & Manufacturer Mo— Tr 2,000'
Methodist Magazine Mo— Meth 3,200
Missionary Outlook Mo— Meth 9,900
Monetary Times Fri — Com 6,540
Money and Risks Mo— Ins 3,000
News *D— Ind 42,200
North Ender Th— Ind 4,500
Notes for Bible Study Mo— Und
Once-a-Week Sat— Ind
Presbyterian Review Th— Pres 8,945
Railway & Shipping World Mo — Trav
Reporter (W.Toronto Jet) Fri— Cons
Saturday Night Sat— Fam 516,153
Scottish Canadian ..Mo— Scotch Int'st 3,180
Secular Thought . . Sat— FreeThought 800
Select Knights of Canada Journal
Mo— Frat 6,400
Sentinel & Advocate Th— Prot 20,200
Star *D— Ind 15,800
Sun Wed— Ag 12,000
Sunday School Banner Mo— S.S. 15,800
Telegram *D— Ind 524,317
Trader Mo— Jewelry 1,500
Travel & Recreation Mo — Trav
Tribune (W.Toronto Jet) ....Th— Ind 985
Trinity University Rev Mo— Coll 810
Truth Sat— Lit 11,000
Varsity Wed— Coll 770
West End Echo Th— Ind 3,600
West Ender Th— Ind 4,700
Westminster Sat — Pres
Woman's Journal . .SemiM— W.C.T.U 3,100
World JD— Ind 25,300
World Sun— Ind 6,710
TOTTENHAM, 600.— Simcoe.
Sentinel Th— Lib-Cons 930
TRENTON, 4,400.— Hastings.
Advocate Th— Cons 970
Courier Th— Ref 1,080
TWEED, 1,000.— Hastings.
News Th— Ind 1,630
UXBRIDGE, 2,050,— Ontario.
Journal Th— Ref 1,032
Times Th— Lib-Cons 1,230
VANKLEEK HILL, 520.— Prescott.
Review Fri— Ind-Lib 832
WABIGOON, 50.— Algoma District.
Star Th— Ind 450
fiWALKERTON, 3,100.— Bruce.
Glocke (Ger.) Wed— Cons 820
Herald Th— Cons 1,220
Telescope Th— Ref 1,400
WALKERVILLE, 965.-Essex.
Herald Fri 625
WALLACEBURG, 2,800.— Kent.
Herald Th— Ind 1,160
News Wed-Ind 1,295
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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ONTARIO— Continued.
WARKWORTH, 920.— Northumberland.
Journal Th— Ind 885
WATERFORD, 1,230.— Norfolk.
Star Th— Ref 900
WATERLOO, 2,900.— Waterloo.
Canadischer Bauernfreund (Ger.)
Th— Lib-Cons 1,650
Chronicle-Telegraph Th— Lib 2,319
WATFORD, 1,320. -Lambton.
Guide-Advocate Fri— Ind 2,000
HWELLAND, 2,100.— Welland.
Press Tu— Ind 1,600
Telegraph Fri— Cons 3,400
Tribune Fri— Lib 3,200
WESTON, 1,250.— York.
Times Fri— Ind 815
WESTPORT, 2,600.— Leeds.
Mirror Th— Ind 680
WHEATLEY, 500.— Essex.
Journal Th— Ind 480
flWHITBY, 2,800.— Ontario.
Chronicle Fri— Ind 2,100
Gazette Fri— Ind 1,740
Sunbeam Mo— Coll 540
WIARTON, 2,000.— Bruce.
Canadian Th— Lib-Cons 1,700
Echo Th— Ref 950
WINCHESTER, 970.— Dundas.
Press Th— Ind 900
WINDSOR, 10,540.— Essex.
New Eve Success Fri— Ind 600
Progres (Fr.) Th— Lib 1,260
Record *D— Lib 1,580
Record Semi- W— Lib 4,200
World *D— Cons
World .. .Fri— Cons
WINGHAM, 2,210.— Huron.
Advance Th— Ind-Cons 850
Tournal Th— Ind 810
Times Fri— Lib 960
^WOODSTOCK, 8,900.— Oxford.
Express *D — Ind
Express Semi-W — Ind
Sentinel-Review *D— Lib 2,600
Sentinel-Review Th— Lib 4,700
Times *D— Cons 1,500
Times Fri— Cons 3,480
WOODVILLE, 300.— Victoria.
Record Fri— Ind 500
WYOMING, 900.— Lambton.
Enterprise Th— Ind 1,100
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
UCHARLOTTETOWN, 12,500.— Queens.
Examiner *D— Lib-Cons 1,000
Examiner Fri — Lib-Cons 2,250
Guardian JD— Ind 870
Guardian Semi-W — Ind 250
Guardian Th— Ind 2,400
Herald Wed-Cons 3,500
Islander Fri— Lib 2,180
Island Magazine Mo — Lit
Patriot *D— Lib 1,400
3,810
5,200
3,740
5,580
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND— Continued.
fCHARLOTTETOWN— Continued.
Patriot Th— Lib 2,500
Watchman Semi-W— Lib-Cons 2,500
HSUMMERSIDE, 3,000.— Prince.
Island Farmer ^.Th — Ag
Journal Wed — Lib-Cons
Pioneer Mon — Lib
Prince Ed. Island Agriculturist
Sat— Ag
TIGNISH, 155.— Prince.
Impartial (Fr.) Th— Ind 1,560
QUEBEC.
AGNES, 620.— Beance.
Travailleur (Fr.) ..Wkly— Ind
flARTHABASKAVILLE, 2,100.— Arthabaska.
LTnion des Cantons de L'est (Fr.)
Fri— Lib 1,400
fiAYLMER, 1,795.— Ottawa.
Review Sat— Ind 600
BATE ST. PAUL, 2,100.— Charlevoix.
Echo de Charlevoix (Fr.) ....Th 1,050
^BEDFORD, 1,600.— Missisquoi.
Press Th— Ind 850
Times Th— Cons 1,050
BERTHIER, 1,550.— Berthier.
Gazette (Fr.) Fri— Lib 530
BRYSON, 420.— Pontiac.
Advocate Th— Ref 655
BUCKINGHAM, 2,900,-Ottawa.
Post Fri— Ind 900
CHELSEA, 410.— Ottawa.
Gatineau Beacon Mo — Ind
flCHICOUTIMI, 2,500.— Chicoutimi.
Progres du Saguenay (Fr.) ..Th— Ind 1,700
COATICOOK, 3,200,-Standstead.
Observer Fri— Ind 980
ffCOOKSHIRE, 470.— Compton.
Chronicle Wed— Cons 1,560
COWANSVILLE, 860.— Missisquoi.
Gibson's Monthly Mo — Lit
Observer Wed— Ind 3,100
FRAZERVILLE, 4,200.— Temiscouata.
Bulletin Politique (Fr.) Fri— Ind
Journal (Fr.) Fri— Ind 1,320
St. Laurent (Fr.) Th— Lib 1,000
GRANBY, 1,750.— Shefford.
Leader Th— Ind 2,257
Mail Semi-W— Ind 620
flHULL, 11,500.— Ottawa.
Dispatch Sat— Cons 3,165
Spectateur (Fr.) Th— Ind 1,600
UHUNTINGDON, 1,240.— Huntingdon.
Canadian Gleaner Th— Lib 1,620
HJOLIETTE, 3,500.— Joliette.
Convent (Fr.) Mo — Young Ladies
Etoile du Nord (Fr.) Th— Ind 3,600
Progress Fri— Ind 510
t Morning and Sunday.
11 County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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QUEBEC— Continued.
ULACHUTE, 1,780.— Argentuil.
Watchman Fri— Cons 1,020
LAKE MEGANTIC, 1,200.— Compton.
Chronicle Wed— Cons 1,250
flLEVIS, 7,365.— Levis.
Hebdomadaire (Fr.) Th— Ind 4,280
Quotidien (Fr.) *D— Ind 3,980
LOUISVILLE, 1,620.— Maskinonge.
Progres (Fr.) Semi- W— Lib 1,150
MAGOG, 3,200.— Standstead.
Enterprise Th— Lib . 1,110
MONTMAGNY, 1,720.— Montmagny.
Echo (Fr.) Fri— Lib 1,000
^MONTREAL, 234,500.— Hochelaga.
Aurore (Fr.) Sat— Lit 1,400
Canada Medical Record .... Mo— Med 930
Canadian Antiquarian .Qrtly — Science 1,000
Canadian Military Gazette
Semi-M— Milit 2,500
Canadian Painter and Decorator
Mo— Tr 2,700
Canard (Fr.) Sat— Hum 10,100
Clinique (Fr.) Mo — Med
C. M. B. A. Journal Mo— Cath
Colonisateur Canadian (Fr.)
Semi-M— Immig 2,800
Commercial Gazette Th— Tr 3,000
Dominion Presbyterian Sat — Pres
Educational Record Mo— Ed 1,800
Endeavor Banner Mo — Ch.End 2,450
Gazette (ad. P. 494) tD— Cons 8,500
Gazette (ad. P. 494) Th— Cons 5,900
Herald JD— Lib-Ind 6,550
Herald Wed— Lib-Ind 4,600
Home Companion Mo — Lit 15,900
Ins. & Finan. Chronicle Semi-M-Ins 2,100
International Railway & Steam Navi-
gation Guide Mo— R.R 9,950
Journal of Agriculture ...Semi-M — Ag 7,100
Journal d'Agriculture Illustre (Fr.)
Bi-W-Ag 48,000
Journal d'Hygiene Populaire (Fr.)
Mo— Hygiene 2,200
Journal of Commerce Fri — Com 12,800
Journal of Fabrics Mo— Tr 1,000
McGill Outlook Th (dur. Coll. year)
Coll
Medical Journal Mo— Med 1,600
Metropolitan Sat— Soc 6,450
Monde Canadien (Fr.) Th— Fam 12,900
Monde Illustre (Fr.) Sat— Lit 5,200
Moniteur du Commerce (Fr.)
Fri— Com 2,070
Northern Messenger Fri— Und 32,600
Odd Fellows' Gazette ...Mo— I.O.O.F 4,300
Passe Temps (Fr.) Bi-W — Music
( Patrie (Fr.) (ad. P. 525) ....*D— Lib 30,000
1 Patrie (Fr.) (ad. P. 525) Sat— Lib 10,700
j Cultivateur (Fr.) Sat— Ind 16,000
Patriot Sat— Lib 1,460
Pharmaceutical Journal Mo — Phar 2,084
Presby. Coll. Journal Mo— Pres 820
Presbyterian Record Mo— Pres 46,100
Presse (Fr.) t*D— Ind 66,000
Presse (Fr.) Th— Ind 31,000
Prix Courant (Fr.) Fri— Com 2,000
Propagateur (Fr.) Mo— Cath 4,400
Protector Mo— A.O.U.W 3,450
Pulp Mo— Tr
Reveil (Fr.) Sat— Lit 1,250
Revue Canadienne (Fr.) Mo — Lit 1,090
Revue de Jurisprudence (Fr.)
Mo — Legal 650
Revue Legale (Fr.) Mo— Legal 760
Revue Medical (Fr.) Wed— Med
Rod & Gun in Canada Mo — Sport
QUEBEC— Continued.
1MONTREA L— Continued.
Samedi (Fr.) Sat— Lit 14,400
Semaine (Fr.) Th— Lit 1,350
Shareholder Fri— Finan 4,600
Star *D— Ind 55,347
Fam. Herald & Star Th— Ind 121,676
Stenographe Canadien (Fr.) Mo — -Sten 1,220
Stenographers' Companion Mo — Sten
Sun Sun— Ind 6,000
Trade Bulletin Fri— Com 1,425
True Witness 1. Sat— Cath 8,010
Union Medicale du Canada (Fr.)
Mo— Med 1,560
University Gazette Semi-M — Coll
Witness *D— Ind&Evan 14,200
Witness Tu— Ind&Evan 28,500
flQUEBEC, 72,000.— Quebec.
Budget ~ Sat— Ind 1,850
(Chronicle :..tD— Cons 3,160
I Gazette Wed— Cons 1,200
Courier du Canada (Fr.) . . . *D— Cons 2,870
Courier du Livre (Fr.&Eng.)
Mo— Hist 760
Enseignement Primaire (Fr.) Mo — Ed 5,600
| Evenement (Fr.) *D— Ind-Cons 13,800
"i Tour Des Campagnes (Fr.) Sat — Cons 7,850-
Mercury *D— Ind 2,940
Semaine Commercaile (Fr.) ..Fri-Com 2,000
Soleil (Fr.) *D— Lib 10,100
Soleil (Fr.) Th— Lib 7,900
Te'egraph *D— Ind 4,700
Telegraph Sat — Ind
QUYON, 500.— Pontiac.
Advance Fri— Lib 800
Times Th— Ind 340
ffRICHMOND, 2,100.— Richmond.
Guardian Fri— Cons 1,250
Times Fri— Ref 1,560
RIVIERE DU LOUP, 4,600.— Temiscouata.
Peuple (Fr.) Th— Cons 850
ROCK ISLAND, 605.— Standstead.
Journal Th— Lib-Cons 1,540
flST. HYACINTHE, 7,220.— St. Hyacinthe.
Courrier de St. Hyacinthe (Fr.)
Tri-W— Cons 1,700
Courrier de St. Hyacinthe (Fr.)
Fri— Cons 3,700
Tribune (Fr.) *D— Lib 2,100
Union (Fr.) *D— Lib 920
Union (Fr.) Fri— Lib 2,510
flST. JEROME, 2,900.— Terrebonne.
Avenir du Nord (Fr.) Th— Cons 1,020
Nord (Fr.) Th— Cons 1,100
flST. JOHNS,. 4,600.— St. Johns.
Canada Francais (Fr.) Fri — Lib 3,540
Courier de Saint Jean (Fr.)
Fri— Lib-Cons 985
News Fri— Cons 5,700
STE. ANNE DE LA POCATIERE, 3,000.
Komouraska.
Gazette des Campagnes (Fr.) Th— Ag 1,700
SHAWVILLE, 720.— Pontiac.
Equity Th— Lib-Cons 942
fiSHERBROOKE, 10,300.— Sherbrooke.
Examiner Semi- W— Lib 3,000
Gazette Fri— Lib-Cons 2,950
Petite Presse (Fr.) Th— Ind 1,000
Pionnier (Fr.) Fri— Cons 1,700
Progres de Test (Fr.) . . .Semi-W— Lib 1,210
Progres de 1'est (Fr.) Th— Lib 1,000
Record *D— Ind 2,680
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, f* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
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QUEBEC— Continued.
ESOREL, 7,100.— Richelieu.
News Sat — Cons
Richelieu (Fr.) Th— Lib
400
400
Sorelois (Fr.) Semi-W— Cons 1,100
flTHREE RIVERS, 8,500.— St. Maurice.
Eclair (Fr.) Sat— Lib 800
Trifluvien (Fr.) Semi-W— Cons 995
Trifluvien §Fr.) Tu— Cons 1,100
QUEBEC— Continued.
VALLEYFIELD, 5,606.— Beauharnois.
Progres (Fr.) Fri— Ind
VICTORIAVILLE, 2,750.— Arthabaska.
Echo de Bois Francs (Fr.)
Sat — Cons
fiWATERLOO, 1,800.— Shefford.
Advertiser Fri — Lib
Journal (Fr.) Th — Cons
1,500
1,120
1,920
700
CUBA.
CAMAJUANI, .—Santa Clara.
Camajuani Mon — Ind
CARDENAS, 25,000.— Matanzas.
El. Popular *D— Ind
Herald *D
Pensamiento Espanol *D
Razen Wkly
CIENFUEGOS. • .—Santa Clara.
El. Heraldo *D
La. Correspondencia (ad. P. 585)
*D — Lib— Cons
La Diario Cubano *D — Cub-Ind
La Libertad *D
La Republica *D — Cub-Ind
La Tribuna *D— Ind
Sport (ad. P. E86) Sun— Sp't'g
COLON, .—Matanzas.
El. Imparcial Semi-W — Ind
Pas. y Libertad Th
GIBARA, . — Santiago de Cuba.
El. Progreso
El. Triunfa Semi-W— Cub.-Ind
GUA55AJAY, .— Pinar del Rio.
El. Occidente ... .Semi-W— Cub.-Nat
La Verdad Sun — Ind
850
910
1,300
850
790
800
740
500
400
450
575
1,100
GUANTANAMO, .—Santiago de Cuba.
El. Ideal Cubano Semi-W — Rep
El. Managui Semi-W
GUINES, .—Havana.
La. Union Sat
HAVANA, 250,000.— Havana.
Advertiser & Gazette (Eng.) ...Sun
American (Eng.) *D — Ind
Anales de la Real Academia de Cien-
cias Mo
Archives de la Policlina Med
Cuba y America Semi-M— Lit 3,300
Diario de la Marina J*D— Lnb 15,600
El. Advisador Comercial ...*D — Com 5,500
El. Bombero de Cuba Sun 2,200
El Comercio $*D 5,000
El. Figaro Sat— Lit 5,500
El. Heraldo Sat 2,000
El. Hogar
El. Leon Espanol Semi-W 1,150
El. Nuevo Pais *D— Ind
El. Pilareno Sun— Cub.-Ind 2,250
Herald (Eng. & Span.) §D-Ind
tjurnal (Eng) *D
a. Discussion *D — Ind
La. Guasimas Semi-W — Cub.-Ind:
H AV AN A— Continued .
La. Libertad
La Lucha (Span. & Eng.) *D 30,000
La. Patria *D— Cub.-Ind 7,500
La. Revista Blanca Mo— Lit 18,000
La Union Constitutional }*D 5,000
La Union Espanola j*D 3,500
Reporter (Eng.) Wed— Com 2,300
HOLGUIN, .—Santiago.
El. Eco de Holguin Semi-W 2,300
La Nacion Semi-W— Fed-Rep 600
La. Opinion Semi-W— Fed.-Rep 300
LAS CRUCES, • .—Santa Clara.
La. Justicia Semi-W— Ind 300
MANZANILLO, .—Santiago.
La. Democracia Semi-W — Dem
La. Republica
La. Tribuna Semi-W — Dem 750
MATANZAS, 14,663.— Matanzas.
Aurora *D— Ind 3,800
El. Correo *D— Ind 2,500
PINAR DEL RIO, .—Pinar del Rio.
El. Cubano Wkly
El. Porvenir Sat — Cub.-Ind.
La. Fraternidad Espanola *D 1,750
PLACENTAS, .—Santa Clara.
El. Gono Frigio Wkly— Ind 600
PUERTO PRINCIPE, —.—Puerto Principe.
El. Eco Mercantil Wed— Ind 3,500
El. Sufragio Universal ..Wed — Annex 500
El. Trabajo (Camagiiey) Sun — Lab
Las. Dos. Republicas (Camagiiey)
*D— Sep 1,200
SAGUA LA GRANDE, 20,000.— Santa Clara.
El. Productor *D— Com&Ag 750
La. Patria *D— Ind
SAN ANTONIO DE LOS BANGS, .
Havana.
El. Triunfo Sat— Rep
"24" de Febrero Sun— Rep 2,500
SANCTI SPIRITUS, .—Santa Clara.
El. Fenix del Sancti Spiritus (ad. P.
593) Tri-W— Lib 800
El Trabajo (ad. P. 593) ..Tri-W— Ind 700
La Paz Semi-W 750
SAN JUAN DE LOS REMEDIOS, .
Santa Clara.
Las Villas Semi-W— Rep 1,600
t Morning and Sunday.
H County Seat.
$ Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
274
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
CUBA.
SANTA CLARA, .—Santa Clara.
El. National
El. Pueblo »D— Cub.-Ind 2,500
La. Union Cabano *D— Ind 2,500
Pueblo Soberano W
CUBA.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA, .
Santiago de Cuba.
El. Cubano Libre *D— Cub.-Ind 3,750
El Porvenir Wkly
La. Independencia *D— Ind 3,750
Revista-Coniercial
TRINIDAD, .—Santa Clara.
El. Telegrafo Ind 600
HAWAII.
HILO, .—Hawaii.
Hawaii Herald Th— Ind 1,200
Tribune Sat 1,500
HONOLULU, 30,000.— Oahu.
Anglican Church Chronicle
Mo— Ch.ofEng.
Bulletin *D— Rep 3,500
Chinese Chronicle (Chinese) Wkly
Chinese News (Chinese) Wkly
Chinese Times (Chinese) ..Wkly
Commercial Advertiser *D— Ind
Dai Nippon (Jap.) Wkly
Friend Mo— Rel
Gazette Semi-W
Handicraft Mo— School
Hawaii Shinpo (Jap.) *D
HONOLULU— Continued.
Hawaiian Planters Mo— Ag
Hinoda Shim-bun (Jap.) ..Semi-W
Independent *D — Ind
Ka Elele Evanslio Mo — Mor
Ka Loea Kalaiaiana (Haw.) ...Sat
Ka Makaainana (Haw.) Tu
Ke Aloha Aina (Haw.) *D
Ke Aloha Aina (Haw.) Sat
Nupepa Kuokoa (Haw.) Fri
O Luso (Portuguese) Sat
Paradise of the Pacific Mo — Ind
Review Mo— Y.M.C.A
( Star *D— Rep
"| Star Semi-W— Rep
LAHAINA. .— Mani.
Hawaii's Young People ..Mo— School
750
PORTO RICO.
CAYEY.
Democrata ,. Sun— Ind
Diario del Manana ..Wkly — Patriotic
MAYAGUEZ.
America *D — Lib
El. Imparcial *D — Lib
El. Porvenir de Borinquen
Semi-W — Ind
El Republicano (ad. P. 599) ..Tri-W
La. Bruja Tri-W— Ind
La Nueva Bandera (ad. P. 592) *D-Rep
PONCE, 27,000.
1,500
4,500
1,500
Canta Claro
El. Loro
Estrella Solitaria *D
La. Democracia *D — Lib 4,500
La. Patria
PONCE— Continued.
Listin Commercial *D — Com 750
Neuva Era *D 2,750
SABANA GRANDE, .
La Luz de la Sabana Sun
SAN JUAN, 25,000.
Boletin Mercantil de Puerto Rico
*D— Ind 2,000
El. Pais *D
El. Porvenir Social . .Tri-W— Soc.-Ref 1,250
El. Territorio *D— Auton 3,800
La. Correspondencia de Puerto Rico
(ad. P. 593) *D— Ind 11,000
Listin Mercantil
News (Eng.) §D— Ind 3,200
YUACO, .
La. Voz. de Yuaco Wkly— Ind 750
t Morning and Sunday.
t County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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Principal Religious Publications*
ALABAMA.
BIRMINGHAM.
Alabama Christian Advocate ..Meth 6,000
MONTGOMERY.
Alabama Baptist Bap 4,800
SELMA.
Baptist Leader (Col.) Bap 1,000
ARKANSAS.
HELENA.
Reporter (Col.) Semi-M— Bap
LITTLE ROCK. .
Arkansas Baptist Bap
Arkansas Methodist Meth
Baptist Vanguard (Col.) Bap
900
7,000
11,000
1,200
CALIFORNIA.
LOS ANGELES.
Tidings
Cath 1,300
OAKLAND.
Messiah's Advocate Adv.Ch 1,600
Rays of Truth Mo — Spirit
Signs of the Times 7th d.Adv 44,548
SAN FRANCISCO.
Angelus Monthly Cath
California Christian Advocate ...Meth
California Volksfreund (Ger.) Cath
Carrier Dove Mo — Spirit
Emanu-el Jew
Golden Gate Pentecost Mo — Und
Harmony Mo — Ch.Sci
Hebrew (Eng. & Ger.) Jew
Imparziale (Ital.) Semi-M — Cath
Jewish Progress Jew
Jewish Times Jew
Living Issues Anti-Cath
Monitor Cath
Occident Pres
Pacific Cong
Pacific Christian Dis
Pacific Christian Endeavorer
Mo— Ch.End
Pacific Churchman Semi-M— Epis
Pacific Methodist Advocate Meth
Pacific Unitarian Mo — Unit
Philosophical Journal Spirit
Vestra Sandebudet (Swed.) Mo— Meth
2,400
3,200
4,530
2,200
3,000
2,100
1,100
2,000
2,000
700
5,250
2,800
24,000
2,000
1,920
1,800
5,000
3,300
2,200
1,250
6,000
1,550
COLORADO.
BOULDER.
• Rocky Mountain Baptist Bap
COLORADO SPRINGS.
Catholic News Cath
DENVER.
American Anti-Rom
Catholic Cath
Rocky Mountain Christian Advocate
Meth-Ep
Western Churchman . . . Semi-M — Epis
PUEBLO.
Hermandad (Span.) Mo
1,250
2,250
3,200
8,500
700
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD.
Catholic Transcript Cath 4,000
Church Review Mo— Und 3,200
Religious Herald Cong 1,800
Seminary Record Qrtly— Theolog 1,000
NEW HAVEN.
Jewish Leader Jew
DELAWARE.
MIDDLETOWN.
Delaware Churchman Mo — Epis 1,000
WILMINGTON.
Peninsula Methodist -Math 4,500
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON.
Catholic Calendar Mo — Cath
C. K. of A. Journal Cath
Church News Cath 4,000
National Baptist Magazine (Col.)
Qrtly— Bap
FLORIDA.
DE LAND.
Florida Good News Mo— Ch.End 1,000
JACKSONVILLE.
Evangelist Evan 1,800
LEESBURG.
Christian Advocate Meth 3,500
OCALA.
Florida Baptist Witness Bap 2,100
Florida Sunday School Worker
Mo— S.S 700
TAMPA.
Our Methodist Monthly Meth 850
GEORGIA.
ASHBURN.
Holiness Advocate
Semi-M — Inter-denom 1,500
ATLANTA.
Christian Index Bap 11,000
Church in Georgia Mo— Epis 1,200
Messenger Und 2,000
Presbyterian Pres 1,100
Voice of Missions Mo— A.M.E 1,500
Wesleyan Christian Advocate .. Meth 12,000
AUGUSTA.
Baptist (Col.) Bap 4,800
CANON.
Herald Univ 925
CUMMING.
Baptist Bap 1,650
DECATUR.
Our Missionary Helper Mo — Bap 2,100
MACON.
Congregational Methodist
Semi-M— Meth 600
ROME.
Cherokee Messenger Mo — Missions
276
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ILLINOIS.
BLOOMINGTON.
Winonian Mo— Pres 3,100
CHICAGO.
Advance Cong 19,205
American Journal of Theology
Ortly— Und
Baptist Union Bap 32,350
Bible Student Mo— Friend 1,000
Biblical World Mo— Evan 2,500
Bladet (Swed.) 12,600
Catholic Pilot Cath 3,600
Christelige Talsmand (Nor.-Dan.)
Meth 7,900
Christian Oracle Chn 7,700
Christognosis Mo— Ch.Sci 3,300
Congregational News Mo — Cong 5,000
Evangelical Episcopalian
Mo— Ref.Epis 1,000
Evangelisten (Nor.-Dan.) 1,950
Folke Vennen (Dan.-Nor.); 5,000
Free Methodist Meth 5,500
Free Thought Magazine Mo 3,300
Friends' Bible School Ortly— Friend 38,000
Gazeta Katolicka (Pol.)~ Cath 5,000
Gegenwart (Ger.) Mo 1,000
Interior Pres 29,800
Israelite Jew 15,000
Katholischer Jugendfreund (Eng&Ger)
Mo— Cath 20,500
Katholisches Sonntagsblatt (Ger.)
Cath 13,260
Katholisches Wochenblatt (Ger.) Cath 6,000
Katolik (Boh.) Semi- W— Cath 4,000
Krestansky Posel (Boh.) Meth 1,260
Living Church Epis 15,000
Lutherischer Kirchenfreund (Ger.)
Bi-W— Luth 2,150
Men Mo— Y.M.C.A 19,900
Midland U.Pres 10,000
Mission Studies Mo — Missions 6,000
Missions- Wannen (Swed.) Evan 18,000
New Church Independent
Mo— Swed'nb 400
New Unity Und 11,000
New World Cath 18,000
Northwestern Christian Advocate
Meth 28,950
Nya Wecko Posten (Swed.) Bap 10,400
Occident Jew
Progressive Thinker Spirit
Ram's Horn Und 121,000
Reforma (Pol.) Cath
Reform Advocate Ref.Jew 17,009
Sandebudet (Swed.) Meth 11,006
Standard Bap 13,000
Sunday School Lesson Illustrator
Mo— Evan 15,000
Universal Truth Mo 3,000
Western Catholic News Cath 10,000
DU QUOIN.
Baptist News Bap 3,000
ELGIN.
New Century Sunday School Teacher's
Monthly S.S
Young People's Weekly Und 219,583
GERMAN VALLEY.
Mitarbeiter (Ger.) Mo— Evan 700
MENDOTA.
Our Hope 'Rel 3,000
METROPOLIS CITY.
Baptist Truth Semi-M— Rel 500
MT. MORRIS.
Gospel Messenger 18,850
OAK PARK.
Deaconess Advocate Mo — Meth 21,125
ILLINOIS— Continued.
QUINCY.
Western Catholic Cath 5,000
ROCK ISLAND.
Augustana (Swed.) Luth 13,355
Augustana Journal Semi-M — Luth 2,400
SPRINGFIELD.
Illinois Methodist Journal Bi-W-Meth
INDIANA.
AURORA.
Alpha and Omega Mo— Und 4,200
BERNE.
Christlicher Bundes-Bote (Ger.)
Menn 1,800
COVINGTON.
Gospel Echo Ch.ofCh 3,700
ELKHART.
Herald of Truth Semi-M— Menn 5,100
Herold der Wahrheit (Ger.)
Semi-M— Menn 2,100
GREENFIELD.
Primitive Monitor Mo— Pri.Bap 2,500
HUNTINGTON.
Christian Observer 'U-Breth 4,000
Missionary Monthly U-Breth
INDIANAPOLIS.
Awakener Mo— S.S 8,500
Baptist Outlook Bap 14,100
Catholic Record Cath 2,800
Friends' Missionary Advocate
Mo— Friend 2,100
Glocke (Ger.) Cath 3,700
Indiana Christian Mo — Evan 5,400
Missionary Tidings Mo — Chn 12,666
JEFFERSONVILLE.
Endeavorer Mo — Ch.End 1,500
LA PORTE.
Catholic American Mo — Cath
MICHIGAN CITY.
Kirchenbote (Ger.) Cong 1,000
NOTRE DAME.
Ave Maria Cath 22,500
OWENSVILLE.
Messenger Bap 1,600
INDIAN TERRITORY.
ARDMORE.
Baptist Signal Bap 1,550
COALGATE.
Free Baptist Advocate Free-Bap
IOWA.
COLUMBUS JUNCTION.
Reformed Church Herald ....Ref.Ch. 1,150
CRESTON.
Catholic Visitor Bi-M— Cath
DAVENPORT.
Iowa Catholic Messenger Cath 5,375
Iowa Churchman Mo — Epis 5,000
DECORAH.
Evangelisk Luthersk Kirketidende
(Nor.)
Luth 6,000
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IOWA— Continued.
DES MOINES
Christian Index Chn
Christian Worker Mo— Ch.ofChr.
Congregational Iowa Mo — Cong
Endeavorer Mo — Ch. End
DUBUQUE.
Catholic Tribune Cath
Katholischer Western (Ger.) ... Cath
Luxemburger Gazette (Ger.) Cath
Presbyterianer (Ger.) Pres
HARLAN.
Vagtaren (Nor.-Dan.)
HUMESTON.
Baptist Record Bap
IOWA CITY.
Iowa Methodist Mo — Meth.-Epis
LAMONI.
Autumn Leaves Mo — L. D. Sts
Saints Herald L.D.Sts
OSKALOOSA.
Iowa Christian Endeavor
Mo— Ch.End
Sunday School Helper Mo — S.S
SIOUX CITY.
North-Western Catholic ., ...Cath
2,400
4,800
1,650
4,700
8,500
3,100
1,230
1,300
2,550
2,000
5,000
600
2,440
4,750
KANSAS.
ABILENE.
Evangelical Visitor Semi-M— Rel 1,500
LINDSBORG.
Posten (Swed.) Luth 860
NEWTON.
Kansas Endeavorer Mo— Ch.End 3,700
KENTUCKY.
FULTON.
American Baptist Flag Bap 11,000
LEXINGTON.
Southern Evangelist Pres 800
LOUISVILLE.
American Baptist (Col.) Bap
Baptist Argus Bap
Catholic Advocate Cath
Methodist ' Meth
Christian Guide Chn
Christian Observer Pres
International Messenger Mo — Und
•Katholischer Glaubensbote (Ger.) Cath
Kentucky Sunday School Reporter
Mo— S.S
Midland Review Cath
Pentecostal Herald Meth
Western Recorder Bap
3,000
4,750
2,800
7,000
12,000
17,000
2,000
10,500
2,100
20,000
15,222
LOUISIANA.
ALEXANDRIA.
Baptist Chronicle Bap 3,700
Louisiana Baptist (Col.) Bap 500
NEW ORLEANS.
Methodist (Col.) Meth 1,000
Christian Advocate Meth 7, 400
Jewish Ledger Jew 2,600
Morning Star Cath 7,500
Southwestern Christian Advocate
Meth 5,500
Southwestern Presbyterian Pres 5,000
MAINE.
BANGOR.
Word and The Work Mo— Evan 5,340
PORTLAND.
Columbian Cath 1,500
Zion's Advocate Bap 2,900
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.
Atlantic Baptist Bap 1,540
Baptist Messenger (Col.) Mo— Bap 2,400
Catholic Mirror Cath 16,000
Catholic Monthly Cath 4,200
Christian Advocate Meth 4,600
Christian Tribune Rel 2,100
Jednota (Boh.) Semi-M— Morav 1,500
Jewish Comment Jew 4,100
Katholische Volks Zeitung (Ger.)
Cath 23,000
Maryland Churchman Mo— Prot-Epis 9,000
Methodist Meth 3,840
Methodist Protestant Meth.Prot 6,000
Month Mo— Cath 5,100
BEL AIR.
Christian Endeavorer ... .Mo— Ch.End 700
MASSACHUSETTS.
ATHOL.
Our Country Church Mo— Evan 4,205
BOSTON.
Banner of Light Spirit 12,000
Baptist Missionary Magazine Mo — Bap 10,000
Christian Endeavor World . . Ch.End 100,000
Christian Register Unit 10,000
Christian Safeguard Mo— Und 8,000
Christian Science Journal Ch.Sci 1,000
Christian Witness Rel 11,100
Church Mo— Epis 3,800
Church Militant Mo — Epis
Congregationalist Cong 24,000
Contributor Mo — Evan 19,500
Donahoe's Magazine Mo— Lit 47,000
Father Mathew Herald ... Mo— Cath 24,500
Herald of the Coming One Mo— Evan 1,000
Home Mission Echoes Mo — Bap. Miss 1,200
Intermediate Sunday School Quarterly
Und 70,000
Investigator Agnos 5,800
Junior Sunday School Quarterly Und 80,000
Little Wanderer's Advocate
Qrtly— Unsect 7,000
Missionary Helper Mo— FreeBap 3,000
Missionary Herald Mo— Cong 24,000
Morning Star FreeBap 9,500
New World Qrtly 1,650
Pilgrim Teacher Mo— Cong 15,000
Pilot Cath 75,000
Republic Dem 45,000
Sacred Heart Review Cath 40,000
Scholar's Quarterly Und 15,000
Senior Sunday School Quarterly Und 120,000
Star Quarterly Und 200,000
Sunday School Helper .... Mo— Univ 4,700
Unitarian Mo— Unit 5,400
Universalist Leader Univ 18,300
Watchman Bap 17,000
Watchword Mo — Evan 4,000
Woman's Missionary Friend
Mo— Miss 20,000
Working Boy Mo— Cath 100,000
Zion's Herald M.E 18,000
CHELSEA.
Catholic Citizen Cath 2,000
FALL RIVER.
Catholic Advocate Cath 2,500
Primitive Methodist Journal
Mo— Prim.Meth 1,600
FITCHBURG.
Present Truths .. ...Mo— Advent 500
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MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
LAWRENCE.
Register Cath 1,100
NEW BEDFORD.
Catholic Union Cath 1,400
SPRINGFIELD.
Citoyen Franco-Americain (Fr.&Eng.)
Evan 1,200
Herald of Life Advent 1,310
Tribune Cath 3,500
WORCESTER.
Messenger Cath 3,500
MICHIGAN.
ANN ARBOR.
Michigan Evangelist Mo — Disci 650
S. C. A. Bulletin Und 1,000
BATTLE CREEK.
Youth's Instructor Und 10,900
DETROIT.
Angelus Cath 10,000
Christian Herald Bap 4,750
Churchman Mo — Epis 1,500
Michigan Catholic Cath 5,000
Christian Advocate Meth 18,500
Presbyterian Pres 3,000
Niedzela (Pol.) Cath 3,000
Plymouth Weekly Cong 4,300
Stimme der Wahrheit (Ger.) ... Cath 10,000
Sunday School Advance Mo — S.S 2,400
HASTINGS.,
Church Helper of Western Michigan
Mo— Epis 600
HOLLAND.
Hope (Holl.) Rel 3,200
Wachter (Holl.) Ch.Ref.Ch 2,200
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Church Record Mo— Epis 3,000
Free Baptist FreeBap 2,350
Lutheraneren (Nor.-Dan.) Luth 11,500
Midland Christian Advocate ... Meth 3,320
North and West Pres 6,800
Northwestern Congregationalist
Mo— Cong 4,000
Nya Tiden (Swed.&Nor.) ..Mo— Spirit 1,000
Ungdommens Vannen (Nor.-Dan.)
Semi-M 6,000
Ungdoms Vannen (Swed.) Mo— Luth 3,542
MINEOTA.
Kennarinn (Icelander) Mo — S.S 710
ST. PAUL.
Northwestern Chronicle Cath 5,500
Pokrok (Boh.) Cath
Wanderer (Ger.) Cath 10,000
MISSISSIPPI.
CANTON.
Baptist (Col.) Bap 500
ENTERPRISE.
Baptist Trumpet (Col.) Bap 500
GREENVILLE.
Zion Harp (Col.) Semi-M— Bap 1,300
JACKSON.
Baptist Bap 6,000
Church News Mo— Epis 850
KOSCIUSKO.
Preacher Safeguard Bap 1,550
NEWTON
Baptist Bap 900
MISSISSIPPI— Continued.
SENATOBIA.
Baptist Herald (Col.) Bap 420
VICKSBURG.
Baptist Herald (Col.) Bap. 700
WESSON.
Sunday School Worker Mo — S.S
MISSOURI.
AURORA.
Baptist Missionary Bap 1,520
BELGRADE.
Messenger Rel 370
BOLIVAR.
National Baptist Flag Bap 500
BOONVILLE.
Western Christian Union Mo — Und 1,850
COLUMBIA.
Christian Quarterly Chn 1,100
EXCELSIOR SPRINGS.
Christian Union Herald Evan 2,600
INDEPENDENCE.
Zion's Ensign L. D. Sts 4,000
KANSAS CITY.
Church Life Mo— Meth.Prot 1,950
Register-Review Chn 5,260
Unity Mo— Ch.Sci 4,240
Woman's Missionary Record
Mo— Meth.Prot 1,610
Word and Way Und 7,500
MARCELINE.
Messenger of Peace Semi-M— Bap 2,050
MEXICO.
Regular Baptist Semi-M— Bap 980
O'FALLON.
Hausfreund (Ger.) Cath
ST. JOSEPH.
Catholic Tribune Cath 3,000
ST. LOUIS.
American Illustrated Meth. Magazine.
Mo— Meth 2,800
Bible Student Qrtly— Rel 75,000
Bote der Neuen Kirche
Semi-M— Swed'nb 1,200
Central Baptist Bap 10,000
Central Christian Advocate
Meth.Epis 25,000
Christian Advocate ' Meth 25,500
Christian-Evangelist Evan 30,000
Church News Mo— Epis 2,400
Church Progress and Catholic World
Cath 32,000
Ford's Christian Repository Mo — Bap 9,000
Herold des Glaubens (Ger.) .... Cath 32,277
Hlas (Boh.) Cath 5,850
Inland Mo— Rel 115,000
International Evangel Mo— Rel 30,000
Jewish Voice Jew 19,000
Missionary Record Mo — Pres 15,000
National Baptist Teacher Qrtly— Bap
Observer Cum.Pres 8,000
Our Young Folks Chn 21,000
Scholars Quarterly Evan 72,000
Sunday Watchman Cath 7,000
Theological Quarterly Luth 600
Western Watchman Cath 8,500
Youth's Quarterly S.S 49,000
SEDALIA.
Christian Mo— Rel 1,610
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MISSOURI— Continued.
STAXBERRY.
Sabbath Advocate Rel 1,460
TUSCUMBIA.
Western Preacher Mo — Apos 810
WARRENTON.
Deutsche-Amerikanische Zeitschrift fur
Theologie (Ger.) Bi-M 1,060
MONTANA.
BUTTE CITY.
Montana Catholic Cath
DEER LODGE CITY.
Churchman Mo — Epis 730
HELENA.
Christian Advocate Mo— Meth 1,100
NEBRASKA.
BETHANY.
Christian News Rel 1,000
LINCOLN.
Nebraska Congregational News
Mo— Cong 1,545
OMAHA.
American Anti-Rom 2,000
Christian Advocate Meth 6,000
PANAMA.
Primitive Christian 'Ch.ofChr 2,020
YORK.
Evangelist Mo — Und
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD.
Guidon Mo — Cath
EAST CANTERBURY.
Manifesto Mo— Rel 1,500
LEBANON.
Endeavor Mo — Rel
NEW JERSEY.
CAM DEN.
Echo Tem 2,490
New Jersey Gazette and Standard
Meth 2,850
Epworth Advocate Meth 2,250
NEWARK .
Catholic Ledger Cath 5,260
Messenger Mo— Y.M.C.A 1,520
Baptist Bulletin Mo— Bap 5,000
OCEAN GROVE.
Record Meth 2,540
PLAINFIELD.
Sabbath Recorder Rel 280
RIVERTON.
Girls' Friendly Magazine ..Mo — Epis 4,000
TRENTON.
Sunday School Messenger .. Mo— Rel 2,800
NEW MEXICO.
ALBUQUERQUE.
Abogado Christiano Neo-Mexicano
(Span.&Eng.) .. Semi-M— Meth 600
NEW YORK.
•ALBANY.
Vatican Cath 9,500
Work at Home Bi-M— Evan 2,100
NEW YORK-Continued.
BROOKLYN.
Deutscher Evangelist (Ger.)
Semi-M— Pres 1,050
National Monitor (Col.) Mo — Bap 1,000
Primitive Catholic Semi-M— Anti-Cath 4,200
BUFFALO.
Aurora (Ger.) Cath 5,100
Catholic Union Cath 14,000
Christian Uplook Meth 12,000
Church Work Bi-W— Epis 2,540
Evangel Mo— Rel 3,120
In His Steps Mo — Tnter-Denom
Mitarbeiter (Ger.) . .Semi-M— Ch.End 2,150
HARTWICK SEMINARY.
Eastern Lutheran Monthly Luth 890
ITHACA.
New Christianity ...Mo — Ind-Swed'nb 700
MIDDLE VILLAGE.
Lutherische Herold (Ger.) Luth 2,960
NEW YORK.
Advocate and Guardian Semi-M 7,500
American Ecclesiastical Review
Mo— Cath 4,925
American Hebrew Jew 3,000
American Herald Cath
American Messenger Mo — Evan 51,000
American Sentinel Ref 10,000
Amerikanischer Botschafter CGer.1
Mo— Evan 15,000
Amerikansky Russky Viestnik (Russ.)
Gk.Cath
Assemblv Herald Mo— Pres
Baptist Home Mission Monthly Bap 12,000
Berean Intermediate Lesson Quarterly
Meth 600,000
Berean Senior Lesson Quarterly
Meth 227,000
Brotherhood Star .: Mo — Evan
Catholic Champion Mo — Eois 2,500
Catholic News ..." Cath 100,000
Catholic World Magazine Mo— Cath 35,000
Christian Advance and Volunteers' Ga-
zette Vols.ofAmer 20,000
Christian Advocate Meth 40.000
Christian City Mo— Meth 4,300
Christian Herald and Signs of Our
Times Evan 195,000
Christian Intelligencer Ref.Ch 11.000
Chr;stian Nation Covenanter 9.800
Christian Work Und 22,000
Christian Workman Mo — Bap
Church Building Quarterly .... Toner 6,500
Church Economist Mo — TTnd 2,840
Churchman Epis 20,000
Church Union Mo— K van 21,500
Classmate Meth 50,000
Congregational Work Mo— Cone 102.809
Converted Catholic Mo— Rel 5,000
Deutscher Volksfreund (Ger.) ....Rel 3,600
Double Cross and Missionary Record
Mo— Med.Miss 2,125
Evangelist Pres 12,000
Examiner Bap 30,000
Expositor Mo — Und
Expository Times . . ! Mo — Und
Freeman's Journal and Catholic Regis-
ter Cath 52.000
Gospel in all Lands Mo— M-th 14,507
Hebrew (Heb.) Tew 4.120
Hebrew Leader Tnd 3.000
Hebrew Standard Jew 24,700
Home Mission Monthly .. Pres.Miss 22,000
Homiletic Review Mo— Und 21,000
Independent Lit&Rel
Jewish Gazette (Ger.-Heb.) Ind 24,680
Jewish Messenger Tew 6,740
Jewish Times Jew 2,500
Lutheran Literature Mo — Luth 800
280
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NEW YORK— Continued.
NEW YORK.
Luther League Review ....Mo — Luth 5,000
Messenger of the Sacred Heart
Mo— Cath 40,000
Methodist Review Bi-M— Meth 5,800
Mission Field Mo— Ref. Ch . 3,000
Mjssion Gleaner Bi-M— Ref. Ch 2,000
Missionary Review of the World
, Mo— Miss 14,000
New Church Messenger Swed'nb 2,600
Observer Evan 26,000
Open Church Qrtly— Und 10,000
Our Boys and Girls Mo — Cath.Juv
Outlook Evan 75,000
Preacher's Magazine Mo — Lit 5,500
Record of Christian Work Mo— Und 17,500
Religious Review of Reviews Mo 2,000
Rosary Magazine Mo — Cath 14,500
Sabbath Reading Evan 109,000
Sailors' Magazine and Seamen's Friend
Mo— Evan 5,000
St. Andrew's Cross Mo— Epis 18,100
Seminary Mo — Cath
Silver Cross King'sDaugh 30,000
Spirit of Missions Mo— Epis 10,000
Sunday School Journal ....Mo— Meth 105,000
Sunday Union Cath 20,000
Treasury of Religious Thought
Mo— Evan 5,000
Truth-Seeker Anti-Rel 7,600
Twentieth Century Rad 11,400
Universal Brotherhood Mo— Theos 10,000
Witness Und 50,000
Woman's Work for Woman Mo— Pres 18,000
World Wide Missions .... Mo— Meth 216,000
Young Catholic Bi-W— Cath 30,000
NORTH CHILI.
Earnest Christian Mo— Evan 2,000
ROCHESTER.
Catholic Journal Cath 3,500
Jewish Advocate , Bi-W— Jew 1,700
SYRACUSE.
Catholic Sun Cath 5,000
Gospel Messenger Mo— Epis 1,600
Hebrew Globe Jew 1,510
Northern Christian Advocate Meth 11,400
Wes'eyan Methodist Wes.Meth 4,i;,'3
UTICA.
Christian Worker Mo— Und 900
Cyfaill (Welsh) Mo— Rel 2,019
Juvenile Messenger Cath
WATERVILLE.
Cenhadwr Americanaidd (Welsh)
Mo— Cong 1,437
YONKERS.
Home Journal Cath 2,650
NORTH CAROLINA.
AYDEN.
Freewill Baptist JBap 1,100
BURG AW.
Baptist Headlight Semi-M— Bap 500
CHARLOTTE.
Africo-Americ-n Presbyterian (Col.)
Rel 2,000
Church and State Mo— Meth 800
Presbyterian Pres 3,000
Southern Baptist Bap 960
Star of Zion (Col.) Meth 3,200
ELON COLLEGE.
Christian Sun Chn 2,040
FAYETTEVILLE.
North Carolina Baptist Bap 4,000
NORTH CAROLINA— Continued.
GOLDSBORO.
Baptist Review Semi-M— Bap 530
GREENSBORO.
Christian Advocate Meth 5,640
North Carolina Friend Friend 510
RALEIGH.
Sentinel Bap 600
Biblical Recorder Bap 6,000
Christian Advocate Meth 5,050
Truth Mo— Cath 1,500
STATESVILLE.
Christian Herald 850
WASHINGTON.
Watch-Tower Evan 1,236
WILLIAMSTON.
Gospel Messenger Mo — Bap 2,400
WILSON.
Zion's Landmark Semi-M — Bap 4,140
OHIO.
AKRON.
Young People's Lesson Quarterly
Und 20,000
ALLIANCE.
Woman's Journal Mo— Ref.Ch 2,000
ASHLAND.
Brethren Evangelist Breth 2,460
ASHTABULA.
Church Watchman Mo — Bap 1,200
CANTON.
Catholic Magazine Cath 1,600
CINCINNATI.
American Israelite Jew 23,500
Angelus Magazine Mo— Cath 16,500
Catholic Telegraph Cath 12,500
Christian Educator Bi-M — Meth
Christian Leader Disci 8,000
Christian Press Mo— Evan 2,500
Christian Standard Chn 34,000
Christliche Apologete (Ger.) ... Meth 21,000
Church Chronicle Mo— Epis 1,500
Deborah (Ger.) Jew 9,000
Herald and Presbyter Pres 25,000
Journal and Messenger Bap 12,000
Kirchenzeitung (Ger.) Evan 5,140
Lookout Ch.End 21,000
Lutheran World Rel 3,000
Missionary Intelligencer Mo — Rel 8,500
Senior Quarterly S.S 205,000
Standard Bible Lesson Quarterly S.S 50,000
Sunday School Journal Mo — Meth 91,450
Wahrheits-Freund (Ger.) Cath 13,400
Western Christian Advocate Meth 27,000
CLEVELAND.
Catholic Universe Cath 15,000
Christliche Botschafter (Ger.) ..Evan 20,000
Church Life Mo— Epis 3,500
Current Anecdotes Mo — Rel
•Evangelical Herold (Ger.)
Semi-M— Rel 11,000
Evangelical Messenger Evan 9,500
Evangelical S. S Ouarterly (Eng&Ger)
Evan 95,000
Evangelical S. S. Teacher Mo— Evan 6,000
Evangelische Bundesbote (Ger.)
Mo— Youth
Evangelische Magazin (Ger.)
Mo— Evan 15,000
Jednota (Slavic) Cath
Jewish Review Jew
Kirchenzeitung (Ger.) Ref 4,921
Living Epistle Mo — Evan 1,500
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OHIO— Continued.
CLEVELAND.
Methodist Times Meth 2,600
Missionary Messenger Mo — Evan 2,100
Sendbote (Ger.) Bap 7,000
Stimme der Wahrheit (Ger.)
Cath&Dem 5,800
Union Gospel News Und 50,000
COLUMBUS.
Catholic Columbian Cath 7,240
Light of Truth Spirit 27,000
Lutheran Standard Luth 4,200
Lutherische Kirchenzeitung (Ger.)
Luth 6,500
Ohio Waisenfreund (Ger.) <Cath 35,000
DAYTON.
Christian World Ref.Ch. 4,000
Frohliche Botschafter (Ger.) .U.Breth 1,000
Herald of Gospel Liberty Chn 3,250
Lutheran Evangelist Luth 8,500
Our Bible Lesson Quarterly U.Breth 162,000
Our Bible Teacher Mo— U.Breth 6,000
Quarterly Review U. Breth MX)
eligious Telescope U.Breth 18,500
Search Light Mo— U.B.Miss 2,750
Watchword U.Breth 9,000
Woman's Evangel Mo— U.Breth 4,800
Young Catholic Messenger
Semi-M— Cath 22,163
DELAWARE.
Woman's Home Missions Mo — Meth
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
GETTYSBURG.
Lutheran Quarterly .............. Luth 520
GREENSBURG.
Conference Journal ____ Mo — U.Breth 1,000
GREENVILLE.
Young Lutheran ......... Mo — Luth 31,000
HARRISBURG.
Church Advocate ........... Ch.ofGod
Conference Herald ____ Mo— U.Breth
Evangelical ..................... Evan
OBERLIN.
Bibliotheca Sacra -.
Mo— Ch.End 1,000
Qrtly— Meth 1,500
18,000
Qrtly— Evan 1,220 |
OSTRANDER.
Christian Union Messenger ---- Evan 700 I
SOMERSET.
Lutheran Worker .......... Mo— Luth 2,000
TOLEDO.
Ohio Endeavorer
WELLSVILLE.
Preachers' Magazine
XENIA.
Women's Missionary Magazine
Mo— U.Pres 5,000
OKLAHOMA.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Indian-Okla Methodist .......... Meth 2,200
Presbyterian Review ........ Mo — Pres
OREGON.
PORTLAND.
American Hebrew News .......... Jew 1,200
Catholic Sentinel ................. Cath 2,242
Oregon Churchman ........ Mo — Epis 1,550
Pacific Baptist .................... Bap 3,160
Pacific Christian Advocate Meth-Epis 2,650
Vidnesbyrdet (Nor.-Dan.) ...... Meth 1,050
World's Advance-Thought
Mo— Eth.Cult 2,100
THE DALLES.
Baptist Sentinel .................. Bap 1,042
PENNSYLVANIA.
ALLEGHENY.
Christian Statesman ...... Mo— Ch.Ref 6,500
BETHLEHEM.
Moravian ....................... Morav 1,627
CLEONA.
Preacher's Helper ....... 'Mo— Homil 10,000
Pulpit ................ Mo— Sermonic 3,260
Evangelical Bible Quarterly ---- Evan
Evangelical Bible Teacher Mo— Evan
Evangelische Zeitschrift (Ger.) Evan
Missionary Tidings ........ Mo — Evan
Pennsylvania Methodist ......... Meth
PHILADELPHIA.
Advanced Quarterly ............. Bap
Advanced Scholars Quarterly Ref.Ch
American Catholic Historical Re-
searches ................. Qrtly — Cath
American Catholic Quarterly Review
Cath
American Church Sunday School
Magazine ................. Mo — Epis
American Friend .............. Friend
American S. S. Union Quarterly
A.S.S.U
Augsburg Sunday School Teacher
Mo— Luth
Avenir (Fr.&Eng.) .......... Mo — Epis
Baptist Bulletin ............ Mo— Bap
Baptist Commonwealth ........... Bap
Baptist Superintendent ..... "Mo — Bap
Baptist Teacher ............. 'Mo — Bap
Catholic Standard .............. 'Cath
Christian Banner (Col.) .......... Bap
Christian Instructor and United Pres-
byterian Witness ............. U.Pres
Christian Recorder (Col.) ____ Af.Meth
Christian Standard ...... Inter-denom
Christianity in Earnest ...Bi-M — Meth
Church Press Magazines ..............
Church Standard ................. Epis
Colporter .................... Mo — Bap
Episcopal Recorder .......... Ref.Epis
Faith and Works ........... Mo — Evan
Friedenstaube (Ger.) ...... Mo — Evan
Friends' Intelligencer & Journal
Friends
Griffin's Journal ............ Mo — Cath
Guardian Angel .................. Cath
Heidelberg Teacher ..... Mo— Ref.Ch
Intermediate Quarterly .......... Bap
Intermediate Scholars Quarterly
Ref.Ch
International Journal of Ethics
Qrtly— Und
Jewish Exponent .................. Jew
Lutheran ......................... Lut'i
Lutheran Observer ............. Luth
Methodist ...................... Meth
Nord Amerika (Ger.) .......... Cath
Peacemaker ................ Mo — Peace
Pennsylvania Herald ........ Mo — S.S
Presbyterian ..................... Pres
Presbyterian Journal ............. Pres
Presbyterian and Reformed Revi-^-v
Qrtly— Pres
Primary Quarterly ............... Bap
Records of the American Catholic His-
torical Society .......... Quar — Cath
Reformed Church Messenger Ref.Ch
Reformed Review ..... Qrtly— Ref.Ch
Religious News & Home Guide ----
Scattered Seeds ---- Mo — Friends Juv
Senior Quarterly ......... ,.. Bap — S.S
Sunday School Times ........... Evan
Sunday School World ..Mo— A.S.S.U
Telegraph (Heb.) ................ Jew
Westminster Teacher ..... Mo — Pres
3,050
1,200
8,500
48,420
3,500
2,260
2,000
3,125
585,000
91,500
1,250
3,640
5,500
6,000
70,000
14,000
400
2,000
9,500
10,000
76,500
18,900
1,000
5.500
4,500
12,500
20,000
17,500
40,000
4,800
1,230
1,000
3,500
10,800
36.400
10,450
285,000
22,000
1,300
7,900
6,000
18,000
5,300
6,150
1,400
10,420
13,200
8,000
1,500
300,000
3,250
8,000
400
2,140
5,000
212,000
156,300
3,140
73,100
282
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
PHILADELPHIA.
Young Folks Catholic Weekly
Cath
Young People Bap
PITTSBURGH.
Bible Teacher Mo— U.Pres
Catholic Cath
Christian Advocate Meth
Christian Union Herald U.Pres
Church News Mo — Epis
Jewish Criterion Jew
Keystone Endeavorer ...Mo — Ch.End
Lutheran Witness Semi-M — Luth
Messenger Mo — Und
Methodist Recorder Meth.Prot.
Presbyterian Banner Pres
Protestant Herald Anti-Rom
United Presbyterian U.Pres
Volksfreund (Heb.) Jew
Wielkopolanin (Pol.) Cath
Worker Chn
POTTSVILLE.
Baptist Treasury Mo — Bap
Christian Life Semi-M
QUAKERTOWN.
Mennonite Mo — Menn
READING.
Lutherisches Kirchenblatt (Ger.)
Luth
Preacher's Assistant Mo — L'nd
Reformed Church Record Ref.Ch
Reformirte Hausfreund (Ger.)
Bi-W— Ref.Ch
SCRANTON.
Diocesan Record Cath
YORK.
Christian's Guide Mo — S.S
Lutheran Missionary Journal
Mo— Luth
Sunday School Quarterly Evan
Teachers' Journal Mo — Evan
10,644
82,600
7,200
13,000
23,300
24,000
1,600
1,115
10,000
2,500
6,500
15,500
1,000
13,000
5,143
1,000
1,250
3,000
765
3,100
3,418
4,890
1,000
8,000
3,300
15,000
20,000
2,600
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE.
Church Messenger Mo— Evan 2,000
Faith and Works Evan
Visitor Cath 3,600
SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE.
Christian's Quiver 750
CLINTON.
Our Monthly Pres 2,100
Southern Presbyterian Pres 3,000
COLUMBIA.
Bible Student Mo— Und 780
Christian Neighbor Meth.Epis 1,540
Presbyterian Quarterly Rel 1,000
South Carolina Standard (Col.)
Bi-W— Bap 1,400
Southern Christian Advocate Meth 3,800
Way of Faith Holiness 10,000
DUE WEST.
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Pres 2,400
GREENVILLE.
Baptist Courier Bap 5,000
GREENWOOD.
South Carolina Baptist Bap 3,000
NEWBERRY.
Lutheran Visitor Luth 3,000
TENNESSEE.
BROWNSVILLE.
Tennessee Baptist Standard (Col.)
Bap 300
FAYETTEVILLE.
Cumberland Presbyterian (Col.)
Cum. Pres 480
JACKSON.
Christian Index (Col.) Meth 2,400
KNOXVILLE.
Holston Christian Advocate Meth 4.500
Methodist Advocate-Journal Meth 3,000
MARTIN.
Primitive Baptist Prim.Bap 4,000
MEMPHIS.
Catholic Journal Cath 3,275
Jewish Spectator Jew 9,000
NASHVILLE.
Advanced Quarterly Bap 189,500
Baptist and Reflector Bap 8,700
Bible Study Mo— S.S 6,200
Catholic Herald Cath 1,880
Christian Advocate Meth 14,925
Cumberland Presbyterian ..Cum. Pres 10,200
Epworth Era Meth 10,800
Gospel Advanced Quarterly Chn
Gospel Advocate Rel 11,800
Gospel Intermediate Quarterly ...Chn
Intermediate Quarterly Bap 99,750
Midland Methodist Meth 4,900
Missionary Mo — Pres.Miss 12,400
Primary Quarterly Bap 114,890
Rays of Light Qrtly— Cum. Pres 25,975
Review of Missions Mo — Meth 13,750
Sunday School Comments
Qrtly— Pres 39,800
Sunday School Magazine . . Mo — Meth 40,975
Teacher Mo — Bap
Woman's Missionary Advocate
•Mo— Meth 13,750
Zion's Outlook Meth 7,760
TEXAS
ABILENE.
West Texas Baptist Bap 1,200
AUSTIN.
Firm Foundation Ch.ofCh 8,400
BONHAM.
Baptist Trumpet Prim.Bap 2,000
CRAWFORD.
Baptist Banner ' Bap
DALLAS.
Baptist Standard Bap 17,600
Christian Courier Evan 5,300
Lone Star Presbyterian Pres
Missionary Worker Semi-M — Bap 3,300
Presbyterian Record Pres 3,000
Texas Baptist-Herald Bap 15,600
Texas Baptist Star (Col.) Bap
Texas Christian Advocate Meth 21,000
DUFFAN.
Texas Methodist-Protestant
Semi-M— Rel 600
FORT WORTH.
Texas Church Helper Cum. Pres 2,250
HALLETTSVILLE.
Novy Domov (Boh.) Cath 900
MCGREGOR.
Word of Truth . . .Rel 475
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SAN ANTONIO.
Fe Catolica (Span.) Cath 1,600
Katholische Rundschau Cath
Southern Messenger Cath 6,000
SHERMAN.
Baptist Visitor Bap 1,250
TYLER.
Baptist Sword & Shield Bap 1,550
WACO.
Guardian Mo— Rel&Ed 8,000
Independent Pulpit Mo— Und 1,600
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Juvenile Instructor ..Semi-M — Morm 8,000
VIRGINIA.
BEDFORD CITY.
Churchman (Col.) Mo— Epis 500
BLACKSTONE.
Methodist Recorder Meth 4,000
DANVILLE.
Baptist Union Mo— Bap 1,500
Methodist Mo— Meth 3,156
LYNCHBURG.
Christian Organizer (Col.) Bap
MARTINSVILLE.
Baptist Mo 520
NEW MARKET.
Our Church Paper Luth 1,200
RICHMOND.
Bible Reader Mo— Und 22 COO
Catholic Friend Cath 1,100
Catholic Visitor Cath 1,750
Central Presbyterian Pres 3,850
Christian Advocate Meth 8,100
Foreign Mission Journal ..Mo— Miss 20,000
Southern Churchman Prot.Epis 5,500
Virginia Baptist (Col.) Bap 2,200
STANLEY.-Stanleyton, P. O.
Zion's Advocate Mo— Prim. Bap 1,000
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY.
Episcopal Review Mo— Lit 1,840
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE.
Washington Churchman Mo — Epis 1,000
Washington Endeavorer Mo — Ch.End 1,550
SPOKANE.
Church World Mo — Epis
WEST VIRGINIA.
CEREDO.
Gospel Messenger Semi-M— Bap
GRAFTON.
West Virginia Protestant Meth
HUNTINGTON.
Baptist Banner Bap
PARKERSBURG.
Methodist Episcopal Times
SUTTON.
Methodist Episcopal Advocate ..Meth 2,900
600
3,800
Meth-Epis 2.SOO
WISCONSIN.
CHIPPEWA FALLS.
Catholic Sentinel "Cath 2,400
DE PERE.
Standaard (Holl.) Cath 2,300
Volksstem (Holl.) Cath 1,260
ELKHORN.
Wisconsin Baptist Mo — Bap
LA CROSSE.
Patriot (Ger.) .................... 'Cath 1,380
MILWAUKEE.
Catholic Citizen .................. Cath 14,000
Church Eclectic ............ Mo— Epis 1,000
Church Times .............. Mo— Epis 2,100
Columbia (Ger.) ................. Cath 7,000
Excelsior (Ger.) ................. Cath 6,500
Katolik (Pol.) ..................... Ind 1,900
Our Young People ....... Bi-W— Cath 10,500
OSHKOSH.
Christian Advocate ........ Mo— Meth 2,642
WATERTOWN.
Bruder Botschafter (Ger.) ---- Morav 700
HAWAII.
HONOLULU.
Anglican Church Chronicle
Mo— Ch.ofEng
Association Review .. ..Mo— Y.M.C.A
Friend ........................ Mo — Rel
680
MANITOBA.
ST. BONIFACE.
Northwest Review ................ Cath 1,120
WINNIPEG.
Herald ........................ Ind.Prot
Northwest Baptist ........... Mo — -Bap
Sameiningin (Icelandic) ---- Mo— Luth
Western Churchman Ch.ofEng ...Mo
NORTHWEST TERRITORIES.
INDIAN HEAD.
Prairie Witness . , ... Semi-M — Pres
630
NEW BRUNSWICK.
FREDERICTON.
Religious Intelligencer FreeBap 2,000
Messenger and Visitor Bap 5,000
NOVA SCOTIA.
ANTIGONISH.
Casket Cath
HALIFAX.
Presbyterian Witness Pres
Wesleyan Meth
ONTARIO.
BERLIN.
Evangeliums Bote (Ger.) ..Mo — Evan
Gospel Banner Menn
Youth's Banner Semi-W — LTnd
KINGSTON.
Canadian Freeman Cath
LONDON.
Catholic Record Cath
Young Friends' Review ..Mo — Friend
OTTAWA.
United Canada .. ...Ind&Cath
2,800
3,200
4,132
1,000
2,000
1,800
5,000
9,000
1,000
5,000
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TORONTO.
Algoma Missionary News ..Mo — Epis 2,100
All the World Mo— Salv. Army
Canadian Baptist Bap
Canadian Church Magazine and Mis-
sion News Mo— Epis 2,800
Canadian Churchman Epis 10,000
Canadian Congregationalist Cong 5,400
Canadian Epworth Era ....Mo — Meth
Catholic Register Cath 15,600
Christian Guardian Meth 24,000
Christian Worker Evan
Endeavor Herald Mo— Ch.End 5,500
Evangelical Churchman . . .. .Ch.ofEng 3,500
Expositor of the Christ Life
Qrtly— Holiness 500
Faithful Witness Und
Methodist Magazine and Review
Mo— Meth 4,000
Missionary Outlook Mo — Meth
Notes for Bible Study Mo — Und •
Presbyterian Review Pres 10,000
ONTARIO— Continued.
TORONTO.
Secular Thought FreeThought
Sentinel and Orange and Protestant
Advocate Prot
Sunday School Banner Mo — Meth
Westminster . ...Pres
18,500
14,800
QUEBEC.
MONTREAL.
Aurore (Fr.) Lit.&Rel
C. M. B. A. Journal Mo— Cath
Dominion Presbyterian Pres
Endeavor Banner Mo — Ch.End
Northern Messenger Und 30,000
Presbyterian College Journal
Mo— Pres 800
Presbyterian Record Mo— Pres 45,000
Propagateur (Fr.) Mo — Cath
True Witness & Catholic Chronicle
Cath
Witness Evan 30,000
Leading Dailies and Weeklies of the
United States and Canada*
ALABAMA.
BIRMINGHAM.
Age-Herald §D— Dem 5,690
Age-Herald Tu— Dem 10,000
News *D— Dem 7,438
MOBILE.
Register §D— Dem 5,843
Register Sat— Dem 6,000
MONTGOMERY.
Advertiser §D— Dem 6,000
Advertiser Fri— Dem 9,000
Journal *D— Dem 3,700
Journal Sat— Dem 3,600
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK.
Democrat *D — Dem
Democrat Semi- W— Dem
Gazette §D— Dem
2,600
5,200
5,000
Gazette Th— Dem 8,000
CALIFORNIA.
LOS ANGELES.
Express *D— Rep 10,000
Express Th— Rep 2,000
Herald tD— Dem 9,000
Herald Sat— Dem 2,300
Herald Sun— Dem 10,500
Record *D— Ind 1,400
Times JD— Ind-R 525,161
Times Sun— Ind-R $36,026
SACRAMENTO.
Bee »D— Ind 7,500
Bee Wed— Ind 4,500
I Record-Union JD— Ind-R 7,422
(Union Sun— Ind-R 7,897
CALIFORNIA— Continued.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Bulletin *D— Ind-R $38,387
Bulletin Sun— Ind-R $39,173
Bulletin Tu— Ind-R 22,000
Call JD— Ind-R 51,684
Call Sun— Ind-R 53,500
Call Th— Ind-R 24,384
Chronicle tD— Ind 79,130
Chronicle Sun— Ind 91,000
Chronicle Th— Ind 32,000
Examiner $D— Ind-D 81,919
Examiner Sun— Ind-D 102,000
Examiner Th— Ind-D 86,000
Post *D— Ind-R $23,634
Post Wed— Ind 9,457
Report *D— Ind 18,000
SAN JOSE.
Herald *D— Dem 9,000
Mercury tD— Rep 10,312
Mercury Sat— Rep 6,500
COLORADO.
DENVER.
Post «D— Dem $27,070
Post JD— Rep 23,111
Republican Mon— Rep 25,000
Republican Th— Rep 6,000
Republican Sun— Rep 31,267
Rocky M't'n News $D— Ind $25,286
Rocky M't'n News Sun— Ind 32,657
Times *D— Ind 25,000
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD.
Courant tD— Rep 9,000
Courant Semi- W— Rep 8,500
Post *D— Rep 7,346
Telegram JD— Dem 8,940
t Morning and Sunday,
1 County Seat.
oun — j.na-Jx i,ovi leiegram ±\j — -L»em o,:mi
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
$ Sworn Circulation.
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HARTFORD.
Times *D— Dem 16,063
Times Semi-W— Dem 8,000
MERIDEN.
Journal *D— Ind 6,500
Record tD— Ind 6,700
MIDDLETOWN.
Penny Press *D— Dem 6,500
NEW HAVEN.
Journal & Courier JO— Ind-R 5,500
Leader *D— Rep 7,000
News tD— Dem 6,000
Palladium }D— Rep 6,300
Register *D— Dem 11,000
Register Sun— Dem 9,700
Union *D— Ind-D 15,000
Union Sun— Ind-D 7,500
NORWICH.
Bulletin . .
*D— Rep 4,350
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON.
Every Evening *D— Ind 9,000
Journal .*D— Dem 5,500
News iD— Rep 8,000
Republican *D— Rep 6,000
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON.
Post iD— Ind 36,800
Post Sun— Ind 48,800
Star *D— Ind 531,242
Times 4*D— Ind 542,549
Times Sun— Ind 520,759
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE.
Metropolis *D— Dem 5,000
Times-Union and Citizen ..f*D— Dem 6,800
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA.
Constitution JD— Dem 23,000
Constitution Mon— Dem 100,000
Constitution Sun— Dem 28,000
Journal *D— Dem 26,360
AUGUSTA.
Chronicle §D— Dem 6,105
Herald *D— Dem 6,700
MACON.
Telegraph fD— Dem 6,500
SAVANNAH.
News tD— Dem ' 6,000
Press *D— Dem 3,600
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO.
Chronicle tD— Dem 78,763
Chronicle Sun— Dem 124,918
Dispatch Fri— Ind 60,000
Inter Ocean JD— Rep 70 003
Inter Ocean Sun— Rep 80,000
Journal *D— Rep 590,209
News *D— Ind 5269,975
Post «D— Ind 26,010
Record $ D— Ind 5154,976
Times-Herald tD— Ind 75,000
ILLINOIS— Continued.
CHICAGO.
Times-Herald Sun— Ind 112,500
Tribune tD— Rep 150,000
Tribune Sun— Rep 190,000
JOLIET.
News *D— Ind 6,030
Republican *D— Rep 5,400
PEORIA.
Herald-Transcript tD— Dem 7,500
Herald-Transcript Sun — Dem 5,500
Journal *D— Ind 8,250
Journal Sun— Ind 6,000
QUINCY.
Journal *D— Ind 59,690
Whig §D— Rep 6,800
INDIANA.
EVANSVILLE.
Courier *§D— Dem 8,307
Courier Sun— Dem 8,307
News ...-. *D— Ind.Lab 9,500
FORT WAYNE.
Journal-Gazette §D— Dem 4,800
News *D— Rep 3,800
Sentinel *D— Dem 5,392
INDIANAPOLIS.
Journal tD— Rep 14,000
Journal Sun— Rep 13,800
News *D— Ind 42,146
Press *D— Ind 530,097
Sentinel tD— Dem 15,000
Sentinel Sun— Dem 22,312
Sun *D— Ind 19,300
IOWA.
BURLINGTON.
De mocrat- Journal Fri — Dem 4,000
Gazette *D— Rep 4,300
Hawkeye t§D— Rep 6,000
Hawkeye Th— Rep 9,000
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Gazette *D— Ind 5,500
Republican §D— Rep 55,326
DAVENPORT.
Democrat *D— Dem 7,800
Democrat Sun— Dem 7,000
Leader *D— Dem 5,200
Leader Sun— Dem 5,500
Times *D— Ind 53,442
DES MOINES.
Capital *D— Rep 12,500
Leader t§D— Dem 517,638
Leader Sun— Dem 19,567
News *D— Dem 19,000
Register t§D— Rep 8,000
Register Sun— Rep 9,500
DUBUQUE.
Telegraph *D— Ind-D 6,000
Times t§D— Rep 5,341
Times Sun— Rep 7,318
SIOUX CITY.
Journal tD— Rep 8,900
Tribune *D— Dem 8,445
t Morning- and Sunday.
I County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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KANSAS.
ATCHISON.
Champion §D— Rep 4,750
Globe *D— Ind 4,500
LEAVENWORTH.
Standard *D— Dem 3,800
Times §D— Rep 8,000
TOPEKA.
Capital t§D— Rep 12,043
Capital Semi- W— Rep 17,461
Capital Sun— Rep 11,481
Mail & Breeze Sat— Rep 518,600
State Journal *D— Ind-R 512,521
WICHITA,
Beacon *D— Dem ^6,073
Eagle t§D— Rep 11,000
Eagle Sun— Rep 11,700
KENTUCKY.
COVINGTON.
Commonwealth *D— Dem 15,000
Commonwealth Wed— Dem 14,000
Post *D— Ind 11,101
LEXINGTON.
Herald JD— Dem 4,275
Herald Sun— Dem 4,200
Leader *D— Rep 3,236
Leader Sun— Rep 3,422
LOUISVILLE.
Anzeiger §D— Dem 9,000
Anzeiger Sun — Dem 11,000
Commercial tD— Ind 18,400
Commercial Th— Ind 27,000
Commercial Sun— Ind 21,000
Courier-Journal tD— Dem 28,000
Courier-Journal Semi- W— Dem 75,000
Courier-Journal Sun — Dem 35,000
Dispatch fD— Dem 518,700
Dispatch Th— Dem 531,400
Post *D— Dem 19,000
Times *D— Dem 33,405
LOUISIANA.
PADUCAH.
News *D— Dem 3,500
NEW ORLEANS.
Abeille tD— Dem 12,800
Abeille Sat— Dem 14,000
Item *D— Rep 17,285
Item Sun— Rep 18,000
Picayune tD— Dem 21,500
Picayune Semi- W— Dem 20,000
Picayune Sun— Dem 31,000
States *D— Dem 17,012
States Sun— Dem 17,000
Telegram »D— Dem 20,000
Times-Democrat tD— Ind-D 20,000
Times-Democrat Semi-W— Ind-D 19,000
Times-Democrat Sun— Ind-D 32,500
MAINE.
AUGUSTA.
Journal $D— Rep 53,753
BANGOR.
Commercial *D— Dem 7,000
News tD— Ind 6,000
LEWISTON.
Journal *D— Rep 8,000
Journal Th— Rep 18,500
Sun tD— Dem 3,000
PORTLAND.
Argus tD— Dem 5,203
Express *D— Rep 8,400
Press tD— Rep 5,000
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.
American JD— Ind-R 54,000
American Sun— Ind-R 60,000
Herald JD— Ind 31,000
Herald Sun— Ind 30,000
Sun JD— Ind 67,000
Sun Sat— Ind 33,000
World *D— Ind 25,000
MA SS AC HUSETTS.
BOSTON.
Advertiser tD— Rep 24,720
Globe t*D— Ind-D 190,000
Globe Sun— Ind-D 250,000
Herald t*D— Ind 175,000
Herald Sun— Ind 170,000
Journal , t*D— Rep 82,500
Journal Sun— Rep 65,000
Post tD— Dem 140,000
Post Sun— Dem 117,000
Record *D— Rep 105,600
Transcript *D— Ind-R 23,000
Traveler *D— Ind-R 70,000
News *D— Dem 57,811
FALL RIVER.
Globe *D— Dem 7,000
News *D— Rep 5,800
HOLYOKE.
Globe-Democrat *D— Dem 4,590
Transcript *D— Rep 6,800
LAWRENCE.
American *D— Rep 4,500
Telegram *D— Ind-R 5,000
Tribune *D— Dem 6,500
LOWELL.
Citizen §D— Rep 9,563
News *D— Dem 10,000
Sun *D— Dem 13,000
NEW BEDFORD.
Mercury *D— Rep 11,500
Standard tD 3,500
SALEM.
Gazette *D— Rep 7,000
News *D— Ind 16,400
SPRINGFIELD.
Republican tD— Ind 17,000
Republican Sun— Ind 13,500
Union t*D— Rep 22,000 "
Union Sun— Rep 12,000
WORCESTER.
Gazette *D— Rep 7,500
Post *D— Ind-D 10,000
Spy tD— Rep 57,100
Spy Sun— Rep 8,500
Telegram tD— Rep 19,200
Telegram Sun— Rep 20,800
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT.
Free Press tD— Dem 540,367
Free Press Semi-W— Ind 90,566
Free Press Sun— Dem 550,868
Journal *D— Rep 28,000
News *D— Ind 60,000
Tribune tD— Ind 18,000
News-Tribune Sun— Rep 543,000
Volksblatt *D— Dem 5,123
GRAND RAPIDS.
Democrat §D— Ind-D 16,941
Herald tD— Rep 10,577
Herald Sun— Rep 8,500
Press *D— Ind 27,000
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
t Morning except Sunday.
* Evening,
5 Sworn Circulation.
§ Morning, except Monday,
t* Morning and Evening, ex
except Sun. Ev'g.
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MICHIGAN— Continued.
KALAMAZOO.
Telegraph *D— Rep 56,252
SAGINAW.
Courier-Herald t§D— Rep 6,000
Courier-Herald Sun— Rep 7,200
News *D— Dem 58,077
News Semi-W— Dem 9,229
MINNESOTA.
DULUTH.
Herald *D— Ind 510,168
News-Tribune JD— Rep 9,000
News-Tribune Sun— Rep 10,000
MINNEAPOLIS.
Journal *D— Rep 48,000
Times ....JD— Ind 30,000
Times Sun— Ind 43,000
Tribune t*D— Rep 49,389
Tribune Sun— Rep 25,000
MISSOURI.
ST. PAUL.
Dispatch *D— Rep 540,890
Globe JO— Ind-D 23,000
Globe Sun— Ind-D 23,400
Pioneer-Press JD— Rep 31,643
Pioneer Press Sun— Rep 28,246
KANSAS CITY.
Journal JD— Rep 542,700
Journal Sun— Rep 42,000
Star *D— Ind 89,600
Star Wed— Ind 125,000
Star Sun— Ind 89,000
Times JD— Dem 35,000
Times Sun— Dem 35,000
World *D— Ind 25,466
World Sun— Ind 30,000
ST. JOSEPH.
Gazette §D— Dem 5,700
Herald t§D— Rep 8,000
Herald Sun— Rep 8,000
News *D— Ind 20,000
ST. LOUIS.
Chronicle *D— Ind 52,649
Globe-Democrat tD— Rep 583,745
Globe-Democrat Th— Rep 5121,042
Globe-Democrat Sun— Rep 586,548
Post-Dispatch *D— Ind 587,204
Post-Dispatch Sun— Ind 5112,450
Republic JD— Dem 75,000
Republic Semi- W— Dem 140,000
Republic Sun— Dem 86,000
Star *D— Rep 75,247
Star Sun— Rep 65,319
SPRINGFIELD.
Leader-Democrat *D— Dem 6,600
MONTANA.
ANACONDA.
Standard $D— Dem 10,000
Standard Sun— Dem 12,000
BUTTE CITY.
Inter-Mountain *D— Rep 4,000
Miner fD— Dem 6,321
HELENA.
Herald *D— Rep 3,500
Independent ID—Dem 6,400
Independent Sun— Dem 6,800
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN.
Journal JD— Rep $13,248
Journal Semi-W— Rep 27,000
Journal Sun— Rep 516,916
News *D— Rep 5,500
OMAHA.
Bee t*D— Rep 524,766
Bee Wed— Rep 33,138
Bee Sun— Rep 19,000
World-Herald t*D— Dem 27,000
World-Herald Sun— Dem 18,000
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
MANCHESTER.
Mirrcr & American J*D— Rep 7,997
Mirror & American Th— Ag&Fam 35,000
Union J*D— Dem 14,200
Union Wed— Dem 8,400
NEW JERSEY.
CAMDEN.
Courier *D— Rep 9,850
Post-Telegram *D— Rep 6,000
Review *D— Dem 3,800
JERSEY CITY.
Journal *D— Rep 16,500
News *D— Dem 8,000
NEWARK.
Advertiser *D— Rep 21,000
Call Sun— Ind 20,800
News *D— Ind 42,000
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Home News *D— Ind 3,212
TRENTON.
Gazette *D— Rep 4,640
True American JD— Dem 5,800
NEW YORK.
ALBANY.
Argus JD— Dem 17,000
Argus Sun— Dem 9,500
Journal »D— Rep 18,000
Press-Knickerbocker-Express JD— Ind 24,000
Press Sun— Ind 21,000
Times-Union *D— Ind 26,550
BATAVIA.
News *D— Rep 55,402
BROOKLYN.
Citizen *D— Dem 25,400
Citizen Sun— Dem 31,150
Eagle *D— Ind-D 43,000
Eagle Sun— Ind-D 48,000
Standard-Union *D— Rep 15,500
Times *D— Rep 24,000
BUFFALO.
Commercial *D— Rep 13,000
Courier JD— Dem 549,020
Courier Sun— Dem 539,042
Demokrat *D— Ind-D 6,100
Demokrat Sun— Ind-D 6,000
Enquirer *D— Ind-D 536,304
Express $D— Ind-R 16,000
Express Sun— Ind-R 63,000
News *D— Rep 62,500
News Sun— Rep 25,000
Review J§D— Ind 9,500
Times *D— Dem 540,174
Times Sun— Dem 522,994
Volksfreund *D— Dem 4,700
t Morning and Sunday. J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
H County Seat. * Evening, " t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
s Sworn Circulation.
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COHOES.
Dispatch
"D-Ind 8,000
ELM IRA.
Advertiser iD— Rep 7,850
Gazette & Free Press *D— Dem 5,500
Star *D— Ind 8,500
Telegram Sun— Ind 87,500
NEW YORK.
Commercial Advertiser *D — Rep
Herald tD— Ind
Herald Sun— Ind
Journal JD — Ind
Journal *D — Ind
Journal Sun — Ind
Mail and Express *D— Rep
News *D — Ind
News Sun — Ind
Post »D— Ind
Press tD— Rep
Press Sun— Rep
Staats Zeitung *D— Dem
Staats Zeitung Sun — Dem
Sun tD— Ind
Sun *D— Ind
Sun Sun — Ind
Telegram *D— Ind
Telegraph tD— Dem
Telegraph Sun — Dem
Times tD— Ind-D
Times Sun — Ind-D
Tribune tD— Rep
Tribune Wed— Rep
Tribune Sun— Rep
World tD— Dem
World *D— Dem
World Sun — Dem
30,000
130,000
250,000
350,000
400,000
600,000
36,500
180,000
100,000
25,000
100,003
75,000
37,500
78,000
120,000
100,000
150,000
100,000
69,400
80,000
47,000
60,000
71,000
150,000
75,000
210,000
350,000
500,000
ROCHESTER.
Dem. & Chron tD— Rep 530,099
Dem. & Chron Sun— Rep 21,000
Herald tD— Dem 515,479
Hera'd Sun— Ind-D 14,000
Post-Express *D— Rep 514,242
Times *D— Ind 14,816
Union and Advertiser »D— Dem 23,300
SYRACUSE.
Herald *D— Ind 26,212
Herald Sun— Ind 20,000
Journal *D— Rep 12,300
Post-Standard tD-Rep 517,323
Post-Standard Sun— Rep 514,865
Telegram *D— Dem 514,568
TROY.
Press *D— Dem 12,003
Standard *D— Ind 7.650
Record ID— Rep 10,835
Times *D— Rep 18,051
UTICA.
Herald tD— Rep 8,500
Observer *D— Dem 9,500
Press tD— Ind 10,037
WATERTOWN.
Standard *D— Rep 54,512
Times .*D— Rep 6,000
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH.
News-Observer §D— Dem 5,850
Post §D— Dem 6,000
WILMINGTON.
Messenger §D— Dem 2,000
Star §D— Dem 2,600
OHIO.
CANTON.
Repository *D— Rep 55,324
Repository Sun— Rep 57,747
CINCINNATI.
Anzeiger *D— Ind 7,150
Com. Tribune tD— Rep 46,700
Com. Tribune Sun— Rep 56,600
Enquirer tD— Dem 83,000
Enquirer Th— Dem 250,000
Enquirer Sun— Dem 185,000
Freie Presse tD— Rep 12,000
Freie Presse Sun— Rep 23,576
Post *D— Ind 127,000
Times-Star *D— Rep 143,000
Volksblatt tD— Ind-R 12,460
Volksfreund tD— Dem 9,000
CLEVELAND.
Leader & News-Herald t*D— Rep 65,000
Leader & News-Herald Sun— Rep 39,500
Plaindealer t*D— Dem 40,000
Pla'ndealer Sun— Dem 34.000
Press *D— Ind 85,655
World «D— Rep 26,685
World Sun— Rep 27,000
COLUMBUS.
- Citizen *D— Ind 18,000
Dispatch *D— Ind 19,200
Press-Post *D— Dem 21,000
Press-Post Sun— Dem 28,000
DAYTON.
Herald *D— Ind 6,000
Press *D— Ind 11,400
SPRINGFIELD.
Press §D-Rep 5,702
Republic-Times *D— Rep 4,650
TOLEDO.
Bee *D— Ind-D 517,050
Bee Sun— Ind-D 522,035
Blade *D— Rep 20,606
Express *D— Ind-R 6,300
Express Wed— Ind-R 11,200
News *D— Ind 20,400
Times tD— Rep 11,000
Times Sun— Rep 6,000
OREGON.
PORTLAND.
Oregonian tD— Rep 26.198
Oregoman Sun — Rep 31,198
Telegram tD— Ind 16,000
PENNSYLVANIA.
ERIE.
Herald *D— Dem 5,300
Times *D— Rep 55,304
HARRISBURG.
Patriot tD— Rep 8,000
Star Independent *D— Ind 8,000
Telegraph *D— Rep 6,500
PHILADELPHIA.
Bulletin *D— Rep 110,000
Call »D— Rep 45,000
Call •...-.- Sat— Rep 20,000
Inquirer tD— Ind-R 168,000
Inquirer Sun— Ind-R 170,000
Item *D— Ind 200,000
Item Sun— Ind 220.000
News *D— Rep 18,000
News Fri— Rep 14,203
t Morning and Sunday, t Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday
I County Seat. * Evening, t* Morning and Evening, ex
s Sworn Circulation.
xcept Sun. Ev'g.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
*D-Rep 5,123
RHODE ISLAND.
PAWTUCKET.
Times *D— Rep 14,000
Tribune *D— Dem 4,500
PROVIDENCE.
Bulletin *D— Ind 35,617
Journal JD— Ind 17,000
Journal Sun— Ind 15,200
News *D— Rep 14,000
Telegram *D— Ind-D 34,017
Telegram Sun— Ind-D 36,320
WOONSOCKET.
Call »D— Ind 6,100
Reporter *D— Ind 6,300
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
PHILADELPHIA.
North American $D— Ind-D 50,000
Press JD— Rep 67,000
Press Sun— Rep 136400
Public Ledger JD— Rep 75,000
Record tD— Ind-D .$185,849
Record Sun— Ind-D .$145,839
Times *D— Ind 75,000
Times Sat— Ind 28,500
Times Sun— Ind 57,000
PITTSBURGH.
Chron. Telegraph *D— Ind-R 48,000
Chron. Telegraph Th— Ind-R 27,500
Com. Gazette ID— Rep ^37,808
Com. Gazette Sat— Rep 20,000
Dispatch JD— Rep 45,000
Dispatch Sun— Rep 74,610
Leader *D— Ind ^29,566
Leader Sun— Ind 535,886
Post : tD— Dem 53,889
Post Sun— Dem 50,783
Press *D— Ind-R .$45,116
Press Sun— Ind-R 32,000
Times JD— Rep 51,500
Volksblatt JD— Ind 10.450
Volksblatt Sun— Ind 9,100
POTTSVILLE.
Chronicle *D— Dem 5,800
Republican *D— Rep 7,803
READING.
Eagle *D— Ind 15,195
Eagle Sun— Ind 8,436
Telegram *D— Dem 5,500
Times JD— Rep 4,920
SCRANTON.
Republican JD— Rep 10,500
Republican Sun — Rep 5,600
Times *D— Dem 15,000
Tribune }D— Rep 10,803
Truth *D— Ind 14,200
WESTCHESTER.
Local «D— Ind 14,650
Republican $D— Rep 5,950
WILKES-BARRE.
Leader *D— Dem 6,720
Leader Sun— Ind 10,000
Record JD— Rep jll,243
Times *D— Rep 9,416
WILLIAMSPORT.
Sun »D— Dem 6,000
YORK.
Dispatch
SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON.
News-Courier JD — Dem
News-Courier Sun — Dem
Post *D— Ind-D
COLUMBIA.
State JD— Dem
State Sun— Dem
SOUTH DAKOTA.
SIOUX FALLS.
Argus-Leader *D — Dem
8,000
7,500
3,400
5.300
3,500
4,500
Press ......................... §D— Pop 3,265
TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA.
News ................. . ....... »D— Dem
Times ....................... JD— Dem
13,600
11,525
Times ....................... Sun— Dem 17,980
KNOXVILLE.
Journal & Tribune ........... JD— Rep 8,800
Journal & Tribune .......... Sun— Rep 10,303
Sentinel ....................... *D— Ind ^6,12)
MEMPHIS.
Com. Apppeal ............... JD— Dem 24,500
Com. Appeal ................ Sun— Dem 28,500
Scimitar ...................... *D— Dem 15,000
NASHVILLE.
American .................... JD— Dem *14,156
American ............... Semi- W — Dem .$40,000
American ................... Sun — Dem .$11,000
Banner ........................ *D— Ind 16,109
TEXAS.
AUSTIN.
News ......................... *D— Dem 2,650
Statesman .................... tD— Dem 5,500
DALLAS.
News .......................... $D— Ind 21,865
News ......................... Sun— Ind 26,928
Times-Herald ................ *D— Dem 7,168
FORT WORTH.
Mail-Telegram ............... *D— Dem 6,300
Register ..................... §D— Dem 9,290
Register .................... Sun— Dem 10,864
GALVESTON.
News .......................... JD— Ind 13,300
News ......................... Sun— Ind 15,500
Tribune ...................... *D— Dem 4,009
HOUSTON.
Herald ....................... *D— Dem 5,500
Post .......................... *D— Dem 12,910
Press ......................... *D— Dem 6,000
SAN ANTONIO.
Express .................... JD— Ind-D 14,000
Express ................... Sun— Ind-D 14,000
Light ......................... *D— Rep 4,000
Light ........................ Sun— Rep 4,500
WACO.
Times-Herald .............. §D— Ind-D 5,320
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Deseret News ........... *D— Mormon .$4,000
Deseret News ........... Sat— Mormon 5,200
Herald ....................... jD— Dem .$6,822
Herald ...................... Sun— Dem 7,340
Tribune ....................... fD— Ind 9,154
t Morning and Sunday.
II County Seat.
J Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
* Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
j Sworn Circulation.
2QO
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
VERMONT.
BURLINGTON.
Free Press JD— Rep 4,425
News *D— Ind-R 5,098
RUTLAND.
Herald $D— Ind-R 3,200
VIRGINIA.
NORFOLK.
Landmark §D— Ind-D 7,800
Virginian-Pilot t§D— Dem 9,000
Virginian-Pilot Sun— Dem 9,800
RICHMOND.
Dispatch §JD— Dem jlO,865
Dispatch Sun— Dem ^16,503
Leader *D— Dem 9,800
News -. *D— Dem 8,500
Times t§D— Dem 9,000
Times Sun— Dem 10,000
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE.
Post-Intelligencer tD— Rep 12,000
Post-Intelligencer Sun— Rep 15,000
Times «D— Ind-R 20,000
SPOKANE.
Chronicle *D— Dem 5,500
Spokesman-Review tD— Rep 10,000
TACOMA.
Ledger JD— Rep 7,492
Ledger Sun— Rep 8,573
News *D— Dem 7,500
WEST VIRGINIA.
WHEELING.
Intelligencer JD— Rep
News *D— Ind
News Sun — Ind
Register JD— Ind-D
Register Sun — Ind-D
WISCONSIN.
5,500
7,500
7,150
9,600
12,800
MILWAUKEE.
Abend Post *D— Ind 21,000
Abend Post Sun— Ind 22,000
Herold JD— Ind 16,000
Journal *D— Dem 22,158
News $D— Ind 17,000
Sentinel $D— Rep 20,000
Sentinel Sun— Rep 22,000
Wisconsin *D— Rep 16,720
Wisconsin Sat— Rep 18,000
OSHKOSH.
Northwestern *D— Rep 4,450
Times t§D— Dem 6,000
WEST SUPERIOR.
Leader §D— Rep 3,400
Telegram *D— Rep 5,000
TERRITORIES.
OKLAHOMA.
GUTHRIE.
Capital §D— Rep 7,100
Capital Wkly— Rep 11,500
Leader tD— Dem 3,500
Leader Wkly— Dem 4,100
DOMINION OF CANADA.
MANITOBA.
WINNIPEG.
Free Press t*D— Ind 11.400
Free Press Semi-W 8,000
Tribune *D— Ind 7,300
Tribune Wkly— Ind 11,200
NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX.
Chronicle tD— Lib 3,200
Echo *D— Ind 3,500
Herald tD— Lib. Cons 5,100
Mail '. *D— Lib.Cons 4,850
Recorder *D— Lib 3,090
ONTARIO.
HAMILTON.
Herald «D— Ind 3,000
Spectator *D— Cons 10,270
Spectator Semi-W— Cons 9,520
Times »D— Ref 7,010
Times Semi-W— Ref 7,550
LONDON.
Advertiser t*D— Ref 8,210
Advertiser Wkly— Ref 21,040
Free Press t*D— Cons 9,620
Free Press Wkly— Cons 12,000
OTTAWA.
Citizen J*D— Cons 7,000
Free Press *D— Lib 7,720
Journal *D— Ind 7,300
TORONTO.
Globe t*D— Lib 46,809
Globe Wkly— Lib 159,000
Mail and Empire Wkly— Cons 25,000
News *D— Ind 42,283
Star *D— Ind 15,800
Telegram *D— Ind 24,217
World tD— Ind 25,300
World Wkly— Ind 6,710
QUEBEC.
MONTREAL.
Gazette tD— Cons 8,500
Herald tD— Lib-Ind 6,550
Patrie *D— Lib 30,000
Patrie Wkly— Lib 10,700
Presse t*D— Ind 66,000
Presse Wkly— Ind 31,000
Star *D— Ind 55,347
Family Star Wkly— Ind 121,676
Witness *D— Ind 14,200
Witness Wkly— Ind 28,500
QUEBEC.
Chronicle tD— Cons 3,160
Mercury *D— Ind 2,940
Telegraph *D— Ind 4,700
t Morning and Sunday.
I County Seat.
Morning except Sunday. § Morning, except Monday.
Evening, t* Morning and Evening, except Sun. Ev'g.
* Sworn Circulation.
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Principal Agricultural Publications.
ALABAMA.
ANNISTON.
Southern Farm Life Mo— Ag 5,000
ARIZONA.
PHOENIX.
Southwestern Stockman, Farmer and
Feeder Stk
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK.
Arkansas Farmer Th — Ag
Arkansas Poultryman Mo — Pity
MAMMOTH SPRING.
Farmer and Fruit Grower ....Mo — Ag
SPRINGDALE.
Fruit and Farm Mo — Ag
CALIFORNIA.
ESCONDIDO.
Advocate
.Mo-Ag
SAN DIEGO.
Semi-Tropic Culturist Hort
SAN FRANCISCO.
California Fruit Grower .. .Hort&Fruit
California Orchard and Farm Ag
Live Stock and Butchers' Gazette
LiveStk
Pacific Rural Press Ag&Hort
Western Creamery Mo — Dairy
SAN JOSE.
Pacific Coast Fanciers' Monthly Pity
Pacific Tree and Vine Mo— Hort&Vit
700
500
720
FRESNO.
California Vineyardist Viticult
LOS ANGELES.
California Cultivator and Poultry
Keeper Mo— Ag&Plty
California Poultry Tribune ..Mo — Pity
Pacific Coast Fruit World Hort
Rural Calif ornian Mo — Ag
RIVERSIDE.
Press and Horticulturist Hort
SACRAMENTO.
Pacific Bee Fam.&Ag 5,500
4,000
6,000
3,000
1,436
1,000
6,520
1,700
3,500
7,000
1,250
2,500
2,800
COLORADO.
DENVER.
Agricultural and Live Stock Herald
Ag&Plty 1,000
Field and Farm Ag 11,000
Irrigation Era Mo— Ir 5,000
Rocky Mountain Farmer and Miner
Semi-M — Ag
PUEBLO.
Colorado Poultryman and Farmer Pity 860
WALDEN.
North Park News Stk
CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD.
Connecticut Farmer Ag 4,800
STAMFORD.
Eastern Farmer Mo — Ag
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON.
Farm and Home Ag.&Fam 3,000
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON.
Feather Mo— Pity 5,000
Forester Mo — Forestry
National Farm and Fireside
Mo — Grange
FLORIDA.
DE LAND.
Florida Agriculturist Ag 2,640
Southern Field and Home
Mo— Ag.&Fam
INTERLACHEN.
Southern Ruralist Mo — Ag
JACKSONVILLE.
Industrial Florida Mo— Ag.&Ind 3,100
MONTICELLO.
Southern Fruit & Vegetable Reporter
Mo— Ag 1,000
GEORGIA.
ATHENS.
Southern Farmer Mo— Ag 22,500
ATLANTA.
American Fruit Growers' Journal
Mo— Tr
Plowboy and Country Farmer Mo— Ag 20,000
Southern Cultivator Semi-M— Ag 30,000
Southern Fancier Semi-M— Pity 3,000
BARNESVILLE.
Georgia, Farmer Semi-M— Ag 2,500
BLAKELY.
Georgia Poultry Herald Mo— Pity
Southern Pit Games Mo— Sport 900
HOLTON.
Farmer and Dairyman . . Semi-M — Ag
MACON.
Georgia Planter Mo— Ag.&Fam 1,200
IDAHO.
CALDWELL.
Gem State Rural Semi-M— 700
ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO.
American Bee Journal BeeKpg 5,700
American Farmer Magazine
Mo— Ag.&Lit
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ILLINOIS— Continued.
CHICAGO.
American Florist Flor 7,000
American Poultry Journal ..Mo — Pity 10.000
American Sheep Breeder and Wool
Grower Mo — Stk
American Swineherd Mo — Stk 42,125
Breeders' Gazette Stk&Ag 20,000
Corn Belt Mo— Ag 23,375
Dairy and Creamery . . Semi-M — Dairy
Dairy Produce Dairy 3,000
Dairy World Mo— Dairy 8,000
Drovers' Journal D— Stk 37,000
Drovers' Journal Semi- W— Stk 16,000
Drovers' Journal Stk 14,500
. Farm, Field and Fireside Ag 52,100
Farm Implement News Tr 10,000
Farmers' Review Ag 36,500
Farmers' Voice Ag 35,000
Florists' Review Hort
Gardening Semi- W— Hort 4,000
Hay Journal Ag&Fam
Hospodarske Lisky (Boh.) ..Semi-M
Irrigation Age Mo— Irrig 10,000
Markets Com 36,400
National Rural & Fam. Magazine.. Ag
Orange Judd Farmer Ag 57,220
Practical Nurseryman Mo — Hort
Prairie Farmer Ag 26,200
Stockman D— Stk 7,250
Western Agriculturist and Live Stock
Journal Semi-M— LiveStk 26,000
Western Plowman Semi-Mo — Ag 29,000
Wool Markets and Sheep
Semi-M— LiveStk 12,000
COBDEN.
Fruit-Growers' Journal Mo — Fruit 6,500
DE KALB.
Poultry Chum Mo— Pity 7,500
ELGIN.
Dairy Report Dairy
FLANAGAN.
Garden and Poultry Mo — Pity
FREEPORT.
Poultry Journal Mo — Pity
Poultry Tribune Mo— Pity
GENESEO.
Poultry Graphic Mo — Pity
Western Swineherd Mo — Stk
KINMUNDY.
Horticultural Visitor Mo — Hort
MAKANDA.
Fruit and Vegetable Grower .Mo — Ag
NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.
National Farmer and Stock Grower
Mo — Ag
OUINCY.
Farmer's Call Ag
Reliable Poultry Journal ...Mo— Pity
ROCK ISLAND.
Forehanded Farmer Mo — Ag
SHAWNEETOWN.
National Swine Journal Mo — Stk
SPRINGFIELD.
Farm News Mo — Ag&Stk
Farmers' Magazine Mo — Ag
Farm & Garden Mo — Hort
Garden and Farm Mo— Ag&Hort
INDIANA.
ALEXANDRIA.
Farm and Household ..Mo — Ag&Fam
2,550
5,900
5,875
4,750
6,000
2,850
48,923
30,000
1,000
1,500
100,000
14,000
60,000
60,000
INDIANA— Continued.
CONNERSVILLE.
Jersey Hustler Semi-M— LiveStk 3,000
DERBY.
Game Bird Mo— Pity 4,600
HAGERSTOWN.
Wayne Farmer
HUNTINGTON.
Farmers' Guide
.Fam&Ag 1,050
.Ag&Fam 22,OQO
INDIANAPOLIS.
Agricultural Epitomist Mo — Ag 160,000
American Farmer Ag 26,000
Drainage Journal Mo — Ag 1,000
Fanciers Gazette Mo — Pity
Indiana Farmer Ag 28,000
Inland Poultry Journal Mo— Pity 4,500
Jersey Bulletin LiveStk 5,500
Practical Dairyman Mo— Dairy 20,000
Swine Breeders' Journal
Semi-M— LiveStk 3,000
Up-to-date Farming and Gardening
Mo— Ag 70,000
Home Journal Wkly— Ag 6,450
LAFAYETTE.
Tippecanoe Farmer Semi-M — Ag
Western Farmer Mo — Ag 1,500
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Poultry Gleanings Mo— Pity 1,010
IOWA.
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Farmeren (Nor.-Dan.) Mo — Ag
Western Poultry Journal Mo — Pity
DAVENPORT.
Advance Farmer Semi-M — Ag
DES MOINES.
Creamery Gazette Mo — Dairy
Homestead Ag
Live Stock and Western Farm Journal
Semi-M — Ag
Poultry Farmer Mo — Pity
Wallace's Farmer Ag
Western Garden & Poultry Journal
Mo Hort&Plty
MAQUOKETA.
Red Polled Record ...Qrtly— Stk
MASON CITY.
Farmers Institute .....Mo — Ag
WATERLOO.
Creamery Journal Mo — Dairy
KANSAS.
CLAY CENTRE.
Western Breeders' Journal
Mo — LiveStk
EMPORIA.
Farmers' Journal Mo — Ag
HUTCHINSON.
Western Homestead Mo — Ag
LAWRENCE.
Pet Stock Record Mo— Stk
Rural Home Mo — Ag
OLATHE.
Kansas Patron Grange
OSWEGO.
Kansas Farm and Home Mo- Ag&Fam
4,750
3,200
1,700
1,100
40,000
15,000
30,000
25,000
5,400
1,800
30,000
7,500
1,200
3,250
2,800
1,260
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KANSAS— Continued.
ST. FRANCIS.
Western Farmer Semi-M— Ag
TOPEKA.
Kansas Farmer Ag 20,000
Farmers' Advocate Wkly— Ag 24,800
Poultry West Mo— Pity 500
Spirit of Kansas Fam&Ag 1,540
Western Pigeon Review Mo— PetStk 850
Western Poultry Breeder ...Mo — Pity
Western Poultry Journal Mo— PetStk
WICHITA.
Price Current Stk&Prod 800
Southwestern Farmer & American
Horticulturist Mo— Ag&Hort 1,450
KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON.
Live Stock Semi-M— Stk 1,000
LOUISVILLE.
Farmers' Home Journal Semi-M — Ag 71,900
Home and Farm Semi-M— Stk 100,000
Live Stock Journal Semi-W— LiveStk 1,500
LOUISIANA.
NEW ORLEANS.
Egg and Poultry Farm Journal
Mo— Plty&Ag 600
Louisiana Planter and Sugar Manufac-
turer Ag 3,200
Louisiana Weather Journal and Agri-
culturist Mo— Ag 3,000
Southern Farmer Ag 3,500
Sugar Planters' Journal Ag 1,800
SPRINGFIELD.
Southland Ag&Fam
MAINE.
AUGUSTA.
Maine Farmer Ag 12,000
National Farmer and Home Magazine
Mo — Ag
LEWISTON.
Journal Rep&Ag
SOUTH FREEPORT.
Poultryman and Pomologist
Mo— Pity &Fruit
60,000
18,500
400
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.
Farmers' and Planters' Guide Mo — Ag
Poultry and Farm Mo— Plty&Ag 15,000
Southern Farm Magazine Mo — Ag 12,500
FEDERALSBURG.
Ruralist Mo— Ag 2,200
GLUCKHEIM.
Ruralist Mo— Ag 1,440
SALISBURY.
Strawberry Culturist Mo— Ag 10,000
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.
A Few Hens Mo— Pity 1,000
American Cultivator Ag 34,000
American Stock-Keeper Stk 6,500
Farm-Poultry Semi-M— Pity 27,498
Land & Water Mo— Sport 40,000
Massachusetts Ploughman Ag 10,000
New England Farmer Ag&Fam 20,000
New England Florist Hort 2,000
MASSACHUSETTS— Continued.
BOSTON.
Our Grange Homes Grange 6,200
Pigeon News Semi-M— Pigeons 2,000
PITTSFIELD.
Game Pointer Mo— Pity
SPRINGFIELD. .
Farm and Home (Eastern edition) Ag 311,813
Farm and Home (Western edition)
New England Homestead Ag 37,074
WENHAM.
American Apiculturist ..Mo— BeeKpg 2,100
WORCESTER.
Fanciers' Magazine Mo— Pity 3,850
YARMOUTHPORT.
Fancier Mo— Pity 2,100
MICHIGAN.
BANCROFT.
Buffs Mo— Pity 500
BATTLE CREEK.
Game Fanciers' Journal .. ..Mo— Pity 1,750
Michigan Poultry Breeder ..Mo— Pity 1,275
CLAYTON.
Grange Magazine 500
DETROIT.
Michigan Farmer Ag 57,140
FLINT.
Bee-Keepers' Review ..Mo— BeeKpg 3,840
GRAND RAPIDS.
American Cheesemaker Mo— Tr 7,000
MONROE.
North American Horticulturist
Mo— Hort 4,000
PORT HURON.
Thresherman's Review Mo— Tr 18,400
REED CITY.
Success With The Garden and Farm
Mo— Hort&Ag 95,000
SAGINAW.
Cone's Journal Mo— Pity &Ag 500
ST. JOSEPH.
Fruit Grower Mo— Tr 4,500
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS.
Farm Implements Mo— Tr 6,500
Farm, Stock and Home ..Semi-M — Ag 40,000
Farmers' Tribune Ag 22,420
Market Garden Mo— Ag 3,640
Minnesota Horticulturist ..Mo — Hort 1,246
Northwestern Agriculturist
Semi-M— Ag 50,000
Northwestern Creamery Journal
Mo — Dairy
Skandinavisk Farmer Journal (Scan.)
Semi-M— Ag 5,100
Skordemannen (Swed.) ..Semi-M — Ag 10,180
ST. PAUL.
Business Hen and Busy Bee
Mo— Plty&Bees
Dairy Reporter Dairy 1,250
Farm Students' Review Mo— Ag 2,000
Farmer Semi-M— Ag 51,000
Home and Garden Mo— Ag&Fam 78,000
Poultry Herald Mo— Pity 5,000
WINONA.
Farm, Field and Stockman ..Mo— Ag 20,000
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MISSISSIPPI.
MERIDIAN.
Southern Poultry and Stockman's
Guide Mo— Pity 700
STARKVILLE.
Southern Farm Gazette Ag&Stk 2,100
MISSOURI.
HIGGINSVILLE.
Progressive Bee-Keeper .Mo — Bee-Kpg 2,448
KANSAS CITY.
Drover's Telegram D^-Stk 26,500
Haymaker Tr 3,100
Implement Trade Journal Semi-M-Imp 5,200
Live Stock Indicator Ag 1,500
Missouri and Arkansas Farmer and
Fruitman Mo
Missouri and Kansas Farmer Mo — Ag 12,000
Missouri Valley Farmer Ag&LiveStk 7,000
Poultry Culture Mo— Pity 2,640
Poultry, Fruit and Garden
Mo— Plty&Ag 1,000
MACON.
Record Mo— Pity
RICH HILL
Western Empire Mo— Ag 1,650
ST. JOSEPH.
Modern Farmer and Busy Bee
Semi-M— Ag 3,700
Western Fruit Grower Mo— Hort 11,000
ST. LOUIS.
Colman's Rural World Ag 31,000
Midland Farmer Semi-M— Ag 30,000
Mississippi Valley Democrat and Jour-
nal of Agriculture Ag 35,000
National Live Stock Reporter D— Stk 5,000
Rural Home Semi-M— Fam&Ag 4,000
Union Stock Yard Journal D — LiveStk
Woman's Farm Journal Mo — Fam&Ag 59,800
SPRINGFIELD.
Southwest Semi-M— Hort 2,640
WARSAW.
Poultry Topics Mo— Pity 5,498
MONTANA.
HELENA.
Montana Stockman and Farmer
Semi-M-Ag 2,250
MILES CITY.
Stock Growers' Journal Semi-M— Stk 2,000
MISSOULA.
Fruit Grower Hort&Ag 2,000
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Rocky Mountain Husbandman Ag 5,281
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN.
Deutscher Amerikanischer Farmer
Ag&Fam 100,000
Nebraska Farmer Mo— Ag 5,000
Nebraska Farm Journal Mo — Ag
Western Swine "Breeder ....Mo— Stk 7,000
OMAHA.
Hospodar (Boh.) Semi-M— Ag 10,840
Nebraska Farmer Ag 28,000
RED CLOUD.
Nebraska and Kansas Farmer and
Breeder Mo— Ag 9,840
NEBRASKA.— Continued.
SOUTH OMAHA.
Drovers' Journal-Stockman D-LiveStk 9,982
Magic City Hoof & Horn LiveStk
XEW HAMPSHIRE.
CONCORD.
Grange Reporter Mo — Grange 980
People and Patriot Dem&Ag 5,000
MANCHESTER.
Mirror and Farmer Ag 35,000
NEW JERSEY.
DECKERTOWN.
Milk Reporter Mo— Com— Ag 1,700
WOODGLEN.
American Game Keeper ...Mo— Pity 2,500
NEW MEXICO.
LAS CRUCES.
Southwestern Farm and Orchard
Mo— Ag 2,000
ROSWELL.
New Mexico Livestock Champion
Mo— Stk&Ag
NEW YORK.
ALBANY.
Country Gentleman Ag 24,000
Poultry Monthly Pity 4,900
CHATHAM.
Fanciers' Review and Fruit Grower
Mo— Ag&Plty 5,000
COOPERSTOWN.
Farmer Ag&Fam 3,500
Otsego Farmer Ag 3,500
DUNKIRK.
Farmer Wkly— Ag 2,880
Fruit ., Mo— Hort 3,750
Grape Belt Semi-W— Hort 3,500
FALCONER.
American Bee-Keeper ...Mo — Bee-Int 2,100
FAYETTEVILLE.
Farmers' Institute Bulletin ..Mo— Ag 55,400
FLORAL PARK.
Mayflower Mo— Floral 300,000
FRANKLIN.
Dairyman Dairy 2,700
JAMESTOWN.
Country World Mo— Ag 1,000
JOHNSTOWN.
American Fancier Pity 4,150
NEW YORK.
American Agriculturist Ag 73,278
American Dairyman Dairy 15,250
American Gardening Hort 26,450
American Homing Review
Semi-M— Pigeons 500
Florists' Exchange Tr 6,140
Fruitman's Guide Tr 1,500
Fruit Trade Journal, etc., Tr 4,000
Metropolitan and Rural Home
Mo— Ag&Fam 500,000
Produce Review Tr 3,100
Rural New-Yorker Ag 40,000
PORT JERVIS.
Farmer Ag 25,000
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NEW YORK— Continued.
PULASKI.
Fruit Farmer Qrtly— Ag
ROCHESTER.
Green's Fruit-Grower Mo — Hort
National Nurseryman Mo— Nurs
Vick's Illustrated Magazine <
Mo— Floral 200,000
SYRACUSE.
American Poultry Advocate Mo— Pity
Farmer's Realm Mo — Ag
WHITNEY POINT.
Practical Poultryman ..Semi-M — Pity
55,000
1,150
20,000
1,240
2,000
NORTH CAROLINA.
HIGH POINT.
North Carolina Poultry Keeper
Mo— Pity 500
KITTRELL.
Strawberry Specialist . .Mo— FruitCult 6,500
RALEIGH.
Farmer and Mechanic Ag&Fam 5.840
Progressive Farmer Ag 11,000
SHELBY.
Poultryman Mo— Pity 540
SOUTHERN PINES.
Foods and Helps Mo— Ag&Hyg
WILMINGTON.
Fruit and Truck Growers' Journal
Semi-M— Ag 700
WILSON.
Dairyman Mo — Dairy
NORTH DAKOTA.
; CASSELTON.
North Dakota Farm and Fireside
Mo— Ag 2,300
OHIO.
ALLIANCE.
American Farm and Home
Mo — Ag&Fam
CHAGRIN FALLS.
American Poultryman Mo— Pity 800
CINCINNATI.
, American Grange Bulletin Ag 51,000
Land and a Living Ag 10,000
Ohio Valley Farmer Mo— Ag 5,600
CLEVELAND.
Ohio Practical Farmer Ag 100,000
COLUMBUS.
Agricultural Student . . .Mo— Ag&Coll 1,000
Journal of the Columbus Hort Society
Qrtly— Hort 480
DAYTON.
Farmers' Home Mo— Ag 30,000
Poultry Journal Mo— Pity 2,860
LOG AX.
Buckeye Farmer Mo — Ag
MEDINA.
Gleanings in Bee Culture
Semi-M — Bee-Kpg
MILAN.
Thresher \Vorld Mo— Mech
SALEM.
S\vine Advocate Mo — Swine
11,250
500
600
OHIO— Continued.
SPRINGFIELD.
Farm and Fireside Semi-M— Ag 313,000
Farm News Mo— Ag 106,000
How to Grow Flowers ... .Mo— Floral 107,000
TIFFIN.
Poultryman Mo— Pity 14,200
TOLEDO.
Am. Farm & Fireside Wkly— Ag 7,500
Tri State Farm News Wkly— Ag 1,000
ZANESVILLE.
Breeder and Farmer Semi-M— Ag 4,200
OKLAHOMA.
GUTHRIE.
Farm and Range Mo — Ag
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Home, Field and Forum
Mo— Ag&LiveStk 14,000
WOODWARD.
Live Stock Inspector Semi-M-LiveStk
OREGON.
PORTLAND.
Fruitage Mo— FruitCult 1,100
North Pacific Rural Spirit ...Ag&Stk 4,500
Northwest Pacific Farmer Ag 7,140
Oregon Agriculturist Semi-M— Ag 2,900
Rural Northwest Semi-M — Ag 1,800
PENNSYLVANIA.
BELLEFONTE.
Patron Mo— Ag 1,600
FRICKS.
Poultry Item Mo— Pity 500
GERMANTOWN.
Homing Exchange Mo — Pigeons 500
Meehans' Monthly Hort 2,945
Telegraph Fam&Ag 7,643
LA PLUME.
Seed Time and Harvest Ag&Fam
LIBONIA.
Parks' Floral Magazine ..Mo— Floral 350,000
MEADVILLE.
Pennsylvania Farmer Ag 6,000
MECHANICSBURG.
Farmer's Friend P.of H 13,120
MONTROSE.
Game Breeder Mo— Pity 910
PHILADELPHIA.
American Poultry Raiser Semi-M-Plty 1,100
Farm Journal Mo— Ag 380,000
Food, Home & Garden M. V 4,500
Forest Leaves Bi-M— Forestry 2,700
Implement Age Semi-M — Tr
Market Basket Ag 30,000
Pigeon Flying Mo — Pigeons 1,000
Practical Farmer Ag 40,000
Sugar Beet Mo— Tr 2,150
PITTSBURGH.
National Stockman and Farmer 45,000
SAYRE.
Game Fowl Monthly Pity 1,900
STOCK.
Blooded Stock Mo-Stock 11,000
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PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
WASHINGTON.
Dorset Courier Mo— Stk 2,100
WEST GROVE.
Success with Flowers Mo — Floral 75,000
RHODE ISLAND.
TASCOAG.
Pomona Herald Ag&Fam 3,700
SOUTH DAKOTA.
ABERDEEN.
Dakota Farmer Semi-M— Ag 23,000
BELLE FOURCHE.
Bee Rep&LiveStk 450
FORT PIERRE.
Sioux Stock Journal Stk 1,625
RAPID CITY.
Stockman Stk 1,152
SIOUX FALLS.
Successful Farmer Mo — Ag 13,146
WHITEWOOD.
Plaindealer Rep&LiveStk 1,500
TENNESSEE.
CHATTANOOGA.
Southern Fruit and Truck Grower
Mo— Ag 2,475
Tri-State Farmer Mo — Ag 15,000
COLUMBIA.
Dixie Game Fowl Mo — Ag
MEMPHIS.
Cotton Planters' Journal
Semi-M— Ag 14,970
Poultry and Stock Journal
Mo— Plty&Stk
NASHVILLE.
Farm and Trade Mo— Ag&Fam 16,920
Southern Agriculturist ...Semi-M— Ag 2,000
Tennessee Farmer Ag 2,470
SOMERVILLE.
Southern Fruit Farm Mo — Ag
TEXAS.
AMARILLO.
Champion Stk 1,650
AUSTIN.
Horticultural Gleaner Mo — Hort 2,000
BEEVILLE.
Southland Queen Mo — BeeCult 920
BELTON.
Southwestern Cockers' Journal
Mo— Pity 500
Texas Poultry Industry Pity 920
BROWNWOOD.
Texas Stock-Farm, and Irrigation Ag 1,320
CLARKSVILLE.
Texas Agriculturist Ag
COLORADO.
West Texas Stockman LiveStk 1,650
DALLAS.
Texas Farm and Ranch Ag 38 000
Feld und Flur (Ger.) Ag
Southern Poultry Journal ...Mo— Pity 3,000
TEXAS— Continued.
DALLAS.
Southern Home Mo— Ag 20,000
Southern Mercury Wkly— Ag 21,200
Texas Farmer Ag 30,000
Texas Planter and Breeder Ag&Fam
Texas Stock and Farm Journal
Stk&Ag 14,000
HALLETTSVILLE.
Obzor Hospodarsky (Boh.)
Hort&Ag
MIDLAND.
Live Stock Reporter LiveStk 1,040
MYRTLE SPRINGS.
Texas Fruit Grower Fruit
SAN ANTONIO.
Texas Stock Farmer Mo— Ag 3,640
Texas Stockman and Farmer Stk&Ag 13,500
Truck Farmer of Texas Mo — Ag
WACO.
Cotton Ginners' Journal Mo — Tr 3,000
Planter and Ginner Mo — Tr 700
VERMONT.
BARRE.
Farmers' Advocate Ag&Fam 2,200
BRATTLEBORO.
Register Mo— Stk 5,500
WILMINGTON.
Farm Journal Mo— Ag 18,000
VIRGINIA.
EMPORIA.
Farmer Mo — Ag&Fam
NORFOLK.
Cornucopia Mo — Ag 2,160
RICHMOND.
Progressive South Mo— Indus 7,200
Southern Planter Mo— Ag 10,000
ROANOKE.
Farm, Furnace and Factory Mo-Indus 10,000
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE.
Ranch and Range Ag
TACOMA.
Northwest Horticulturist Ag 2,840
Pacific Poultryman Mo— Pity 2,100
WISCONSIN.
ANTIGO.
Farmers' Review Ag
BARABOO.
Wisconsin Horticulturist ...Mo — Hort 460
FORT ATKINSON.
Hoard's Dairyman Dairy 30,000
HAMBURG.
Geflugel-Zuchter (Ger.) ....Mo— Pity 2,800
JANESVILLE.
Farm and Home Ag 500
MADISON.
Wisconsin Farmer Ag 20,000
MILWAUKEE.
Acker und Gartenbau Zeitung (Ger.)
Ag 51,120
Gazeta Wisconsinska (Pol.) Ag 1,000
Haus und Bauernfreund (Ger.) Ag 86,000
RACINE.
Wisconsin Agriculturist Ag 24,500
298
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HAWAII.
HONOLULU.
Hawaiian Planters' Mo — Ag
MANITOBA.
WINNIPEG.
Nor'- West Farmer Semi-M— Ag 7,500
NEW BRUNSWICK.
SUSSEX.
Co-operative Farmer & Maritime
Dairyman Semi-M — Ag 3,000
ONTARIO.
BRANTFORD.
Canadian Bee Journal ..Mo— BeeKpg 1,000
GUELPH.
O. A. C. Review Mb— AgColl 720
KINGSTON.
Canadian Cheese and Butter Maker
Mo— Trade 980
LONDON.
Farmers' Advocate and Home Maga-
zine Semi-M— Ag 13,260
ONTARIO— Continued.
OWEN SOUND.
Canadian Poultry News Mo— Pity
PETROLEA.
Breeders' Advocate Mo — Pity
TORONTO.
Canadian Horticulturist Mo — Hort
Canadian Poultry Review . . Mo — Pity
Farming Ag
Sun Ag&Fam
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND.
SUMMERSIDE.
Island Farmer Ag
Prince Edward Island Agriculturist Ag
QUEBEC.
MONTREAL.
Family Herald & Star and Practical
Agriculturist Ind&Ag
Journal d'Agriculture and d'Horticul-
ture (Fr.) Semi-M — Ag
Journal of Agriculture ...Semi-M— Ag
STE. ANNE DE LA POCATIERE.
Gazette des Champagnes (Fr.) Ag
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Principal Educational Publications*
ALABAMA.
BIRMINGHAM.
Educational Exchange Mo
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE ROCK.
School Journal Mo
CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRANCISCO.
Western Journal of Education Mo
COLORADO.
DENVER.
Colorado School Journal Mo
CONNECTICUT.
MERIDEN.
School Journal
NEW HAVEN.
Yale Alumni Weekly
2,100
1,250
4,850
DELAWARE.
NEWARK.
Educational News Mo
Educational News Semi-W
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON.
American Annals of the Deaf ..Bi-M
FLORIDA.
JACKSONVILLE.
School Exponent Mo
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA.
Southern Educational Journal Mo
IDAHO.
LEWISTON.
Inland Journal Mo — Ed
6,500
4,000
3,000
3,000
1,010
2,600
1,150
ILLINOIS.
BLOOMINGTON.
School and Home Education Mo 11,800
CHICAGO.
American Illustrated . .. .Mo— Lit&Ed 20,000
Bulletin of Eclectic Shorthand
Mo — Phon
Child-Study Monthly 5,220
Kindergarten Magazine Mo 5,000
Progress Mo 25,000
School Review Mo 2,600
School Weekly
Teacher & Student Mo 2,100
Winchell's Quarterly 5,000
DANVILLE.
School Review 7,500
ILLINOIS— Continued.
MOLINE.
Practical Age Mo
OAK PARK.
Intelligence Semi-M
TAYLORVILLE.
School News Mo
WILMETTE.
National Stenographer Mo
INDIANA.
GREENFIELD.
Home and School Visitor Mo
INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana School Journal Mo
TERRE HAUTE.
Inland Educator Mo
IOWA.
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Western Penman Mo
CHARLES CITY.
Iowa Teacher Mo
DES MOINES.
Midland Schools Mo
DUBUQUE.
Normal Monthly Mo
MASON CITY.
Practical Education Mo
KANSAS.
HUTCHINSON.
School and Fireside Mo
O LATHE.
Kansas Star
OTTAWA.
Ottawa Chautauqua Assembly Herald
Mo
TOPEKA.
Western School Journal Mo
KENTUCKY.
BOWLING GREEN.
Southern Educator
2,100
12,000
17,000
LEXINGTON.
Home and School Mo
Southern School
MAINE.
FARMINGTON.
School World Mo
MARYLAND.
BALTIMORE.
Modern Language Notes Mo
7,500
15,000
20,000
14,000
4,000
4,500
1,100
1,100
730
4,000
7,950
500
6,000
6,000
600
300
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.
American Primary Teacher Mo 42,000
Educator Mo 2,910
Etudiant (Fr.) Mo 1,200
Germania (Ger.) Mo 6,500
Journal of Education 17,500
Modern Methods Mo 6,200
Popular Educator Mo 60,000
Primary Education Mo 46,000
School Physiology Journal Mo 10,000
CAMBRIDGE.
American Physical Education Review
Qrtly 610
Latin School Review Mo 550
SPRINGFIELD.
Kindergarten Review Mo 5,000
WORCESTER.
Pedagogical Seminary Qrtly 500
School Register Mo 1,400
MICHIGAN.
ANN ARBOR.
American Intercollegian Qrtly 500
DETROIT.
Business World Bi-M 2,500
Pernin's Monthly Stenographer ..Mo 3,050
School Record Mo 4,150
LANSING.
Michigan School Moderator ..Semi-M 3,510
Timely Topics 5,000
YPSILANTI.
Education Extension Mo 500
MINNESOTA.
MINNEAPOLIS.
School Education ..
10,240
MISSISSIPPI.
JACKSON.
Teacher Mo
MISSOURI.
JEFFERSON CITY.
School Journal Mo
ST. LOUIS.
American Journal of Education
American School and College Mo
School and Home Semi-M
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN.
American Educator Mo
North- Western Monthly
NEW JERSEY.
TOMS RIVER.
New Jersey School Emblem Mo
NEW YORK.
ALBANY.
New York Education Mo 4,000
BROOKLYN.
Teacher Mo 5,000
BUFFALO.
Educator Mo 22,500
DANSVILLE.
Normal Instructor Mo 100,000
3,140
25,000
2,200
50,000
900
700
800
21,420
5,000
3,140
30,000
22,500
1,000
25,500
22,000
17,000
2,900
38,000
45,000
18,000
15,000
NEW YORK— Continued.
MILFORD.
Gazette Mo 7,200
NEW YORK.
American Phonographer ...Mo — Phon
Educational Foundations Mo
Educational Review Mo
New Education Mo
Our Times Mo— Ed&Fam
Penman's Art Journal Mo
Practical Teacher Mo
Primary School Mo
School Schoollnts
School Journal
Student's Journal Mo — Phon
Teachers' Institute Mo
Teachers' Magazine Mo
Teachers' World Mo
Typewriter and Phonographic World
Mo
Werner's Magazine ....Mo — VoiceCult
ROCHESTER.
Current History and Pedagogics Mo
Educational Gazette : Mo 20,000
ROME.
Deaf-Mutes' Register 1,000
SYRACUSE.
Journal of Pedagogy Qrtly 1,800
School Bulletin Mo 15,000
NORTH CAROLINA.
GREENSBORO.
North Carolina Journal of Education
Mo 3,250
OHIO.
ADA.
University Herald 1,000
AKRON.
Self Culture ..Mo 73,500
CAMBRIDGE.
Teacher Mo 1,343
CINCINNATI.
Phonographic Magazine Mo — Phon 7,341
CLEVELAND.
Chautauqua Mo 65,000
COLUMBUS.
Ohio Educational Monthly 3,850
FREDERICKSBURG.
Progressive School Mo 1,000
IRONTON.
Teachers' Advance Mo 500
NORWALK.
Teacher's Program Mo 8,700
WOOSTER.
Post-Graduate and Wooster Quarterly 740
YOUNGSTOWN.
Mosher's Magazine 4,210
OKLAHOMA.
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Oklahoma School Herald Mo 1,600
PENNSYLVANIA.
CATASAUQUA.
National Educator Semi-M 2,600
EDINBORO.
Educational Independent 29,000
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PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
HARRISBURG.
School Gazette Mo 5,000
KITTANNING.
Rural Teacher Mo
LANCASTER.
Pennsylvania School Journal Mo 6,500
PHILADELPHIA.
Praeco Latinus (Latin) Mo 1,250
Stenographer Mo — Sten
Teacher Mo 4,300
Tusculum (Latin) Mo 760
SOUTH CAROLINA.
GREENWOOD.
Dixie Schools Bi-M
LANCASTER.
Carolina Teachers' Journal ..Mo
SOUTH DAKOTA.
MADISON.
Normal Teacher Mo
MITCHELL.
Educator Mo 2,950
SIOUX FALLS.
Teacher Mo 490
TENNESSEE.
DOVER.
Public Schools Mo 2,985
NASHVILLE.
Southwestern School Journal Mo 4,950
TEXAS.
AUSTIN.
Texas School Journal Mo 3,000
WACO.
Guardian Mo 8,000
Paul Quinn Monthly
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND.
Virginia School Journal Mo
WASHINGTON.
SEATTLE.
Journal of Education Mo
WEST VIRGINIA.
CHARLESTON.
West Virginia School Journal Mo
HUNTINGTON.
Academy Mo
WISCONSIN.
MADISON.
Wisconsin Journal of Education ..Mo
MILWAUKEE.
American School Board Journal ...Mo
Erziehung-Blatter (Ger.) ..Mo
Mind and Body Mo— Phys.Ed
Western Teacher Mo
NEW BRUNSWICK.
ST. JOHN.
Educational Review Mo
ONTARIO.
TORONTO.
Canada Educational Monthly
Canadian Stenographer Mo — Sten
Canadian Teacher Semi-M
QUEBEC.
MONTREAL.
Educational Record Mo
Stenographe Canadien (Fr.) Mo — Sten
Stenographer's Companion ..Mo — Sten
QUEBEC.
Enseignement Primaire (Fr.) Mo
NEW FOUNDDAND.
ST. JOHN'S.
Collegian Mo
2,700
4,500
1,032
3,500
23,500
1,000
1,850
10,900
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CALIFORNIA.
LOS ANGELES.
California Voice Wkly— Pro
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pacific Ensign Tern
2,200
2,500
COLORADO.
CANON CITY.
Times ..
CONNECTICUT.
MYSTIC.
Press Wkly— Pro
NEW HAVEN.
College Statesman Mo — Pro
NORWICH.
White Ribbon Banner Mo— Tern
FLORIDA.
CRESCENT CITY.
Philosopher Wkly— Pro
500
1,600
1,600
375
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA.
Southern Star Wkly— Pro 10,000
ILLINOIS.
BLOOMINGTON.
Lancet Wkly— Pro 860
CHICAGO.
Banner of Gold Wkly— Tern
New Voice 38,000
Union Signal Wkly— Tern 88,000
DANVILLE.
Banner Wkly— Pro 2,000
GENEVA.
Patrol Wkly— Pro 600
OQUAWKA.
Spectator Wkly— Pro 310
OTTAWA.
Afholds-Vennen (Nor.-Dan.)
Wkly— Tern 475
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Organizer Wkly— W.C.T.U 1,800
Patriot Phalanx Wkly— Pro 5,000
LEESBURG.
Kosciusko County Standard
Wkly— Pro 1,000
LOGANSPORT.
Times : Wkly-Pro 1,400
RICHMOND.
New Enterprise Semi-M
IOWA.
DES MOINES.
Iowa Commonwealth Wkly— Pro 3,100
Iowa Signal Mo— Tem 1,400
MT. PLEASANT.
Dial of Progress Wkly— Pro 3,000
NORA SPRINGS.
Telephone Wkly 675
KANSAS.
TOPEKA.
Fulcrum Wkly— Pro 600
KENTUCKY.
GEORGETOWN.
Star Semi-M— Tem 900
MAINE.
BELFAST.
Temperance Record Mo — Tem 270
MARYLAND.
GAITHERSBURG.
Temperance Sentiment Mo — Tem 550
SNOW HILL.
Peninsula Press Wkly— Pro 1,000
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.
Father Mathew Herald Mo 24,509
School Physiology Journal
Mo— Tem&Ed 10,000
Temperance Cause Mo — Tem 8,000
MICHIGAN.
BATTLE CREEK,
Bulletin of the American Medical
Temperance Qrty— Tem 3,000
COLDWATER.
Star Wkly— Pro 1,000
GRAND RAPIDS.
Stems des Volks (Holl.).. Wkly— Pro 2,600
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL.
Minnesota White Ribboner.Mo— Tem 1,430
MISSOURI.
MARSHALL.
Irrepressible Conflict ...Semi-M— Pro 1,100
MEXICO.
Leader Pro 500
NEBRASKA.
INMAN.
News Wkly— Lit 710
LINCOLN.
New Republic Wkly— Pro 2,000
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NEBRASKA— Continued.
MONROE.
Looking Glass Wkly— Pro 460
NEW JERSEY.
CAM DEN.
Echo Wkly— Tern 2,490
Herald Wkly— Pro 550
OCEAN GROVE.
Editor Mo
ROCKAWAY.
Church and Home Wkly— Pro 1,540
NEW YORK.
BUFFALO.
Royal Templar Mo— Tern 15,000
CANISTEO.
Times Wkly— Pro 1,180
ELM IRA.
Defender
LOCKPORT.
Woman's Temperance Work
Mo— W.C.T.U 5,000
NEW YORK.
National Advocate Mo
Temperance Qrty — Tern
OSWEGO FALLS.
Enlightener Mo— Pro 600
SYRACUSE.
Official Organ Mo— Tern 2,500
WATERTOWN.
Advocate Wkly— Pro 1,095
NORTH DAKOTA.
COURTENAY.
Gazette Wkly— Tern 210
HILLSBORO.
Statstidende (Nor.) 1,200
OHIO.
COLUMBUS.
Corner Stone
LIMA.
Independent Observer Mo — Tern 500
SPRINGFIELD.
New Era Wkly— Ref 20,000
WOOSTER.
Herald Wkly— Pro 1,000
OREGON.
SALEM.
Searchlight Mo— Pro 500
PENNSYLVANIA.
ARNOT.
Sun Wkly— Pro 500
CLEARFIELD.
Monitor Semi-W— Pro 1,800
COVINGTON.
Sun 800
PENNSYLVANIA— Continued.
KANE.
Leader Wkly— Pro 1,100
LANCASTER.
Home Bi-W— Pro 1,040
MILTON.
People Wkly— Pro 10,000
NORRISTOWN.
Standard Wkly— Pro 1,500
PARKESBURG.
Times Wkly
PHILADELPHIA.
Banner and Herald Mo— Tern 1,000
C. T. A. News 1,500
READING.
Junior Tidings Mo — Pro 700
UNIONTOWN.
People's Tribune Wkly— Pro 1,130
RHODE ISLAND.
PROVIDENCE.
Corbett's Herald Wkly— Tern 800
Outlook Semi-W— Tern 2,000
SOUTH CAROLINA.
NEWBERRY.
Voice of the People Wkly— Pro 650
TENNESSEE.
HARRIMAN.
Advance Wkly— Pro 1,000
TEXAS
FARMERSVILLE.
Sling Semi-M— Tern 930
WISCONSIN.
CLINTON.
Banner Wkly— Tern 600
EAU CLAIRE.
Reform (Nor.) Wkly— Pro 5,000
ELKHORN.
Blade Wkly— Pro 500
INDEPENDENCE.
Good Templar Wkly— Tern 4,750
MADISON.
Northwestern Mail Wkly— Pro 2,500
MENOMONEE FALLS.
Agitator Wkly— Pro 300
MILWAUKEE.
International Good Templar. Mo— Tern 3,500
ONTARIO.
HAMILTON.
Templar Advocate Mo 15,000
Canadian Royal
TORONTO.
Woman's Journal Mo— W.C.T.U
NOVA SCOTIA.
HALIFAX.
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LOS ANGELES.
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Mining Review Min'g
SAN DIEGO.
West American Scientist. .Mo — Scien 570
SAN FRANCISCO.
Mining & Scientific Press
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Mining Inventors' Journal Mo — Min'g 1,000
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Mining World \Vkly— Min'g 8,000
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CONNECTICUT.
BRIDGEPORT.
American Engineering ...Mo — Mech
MERIDEN.
Biblia Mo.
NE\V HAVEN.
American Journal of Science
Mo— Scien 850
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
WASHINGTON.
American Microscopical Journal
Mo— Scien 1.300
Asa Gray Bulletin Bi-Mo— Scien
Forester Mo— Scien
Inventive Age Mo— Scien 4,500
Inventive American
Mo — Scien &Mech
Journal of the American Society of
Naval Engineers Qrtly— En 700
National Geographic Magazine
Mo— Geog. 2,400
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American Antiquarian
Bi-Mo— Lit&Scien 600
American Journal of Semitic Lan-
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American Journal of Sociology
Bi-Mo — Scien
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Automobile Review Mo— Mech
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Botanical Gazette Mo— Bot
Bridges and Framed Structures
Mo — Mech
Domestic Engineering. .Wkly— Plumb 2,600
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Inland Architect Mo— Arch 3,050
Journal of Geology (8 times a year)
Scien 500
Journal of Political Economy
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Modern Machinery ........ Mo— Mech
Monist .................... Qrty— Scien
Motocycle ................. T^lo— Mech
Motor Age ...................... Mech
Photo-Beacon ............. Mo— Photog
Planets and People Magazine
Qrty— Scien
Railway and Engineering Review. RR
Sewing Machine Advance.. Mo — Mech
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Clay- Worker ................... Mo— Tr
Municipal Engineering ---- Mo — Scien
MISHAWAKA.
Power & Transmission. .. .Mo — Mech
KANSAS.
LAWRENCE.
Kansas University ....... Qrty — Scien
MAINE.
PORTLAND.
Maine Historical and Genealogical
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BALTIMORE.
American Chemical Journal
Mo— Chem
American Journal of Mathematics
Qrty — Scien
American Journal of Philology
Qrty — Scien
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Terrestrial Magnetism and Atmos-
pheric Electricity ...... Qrty — Scien
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON.
American Architect ..... Wkly — Arch
American Historical Register
Mo— Hist
American Naturalist ...... Mo — Scien
Architectural Review
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Brickbuilder ................. Mo— Arch
Engineers' and Power Users' Mag-
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logical Register ......... Qrty— Hist
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275
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Michigan Artisan Mo— Tr 5,100
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American Geologist Mo — Scien
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Popular Astronomy Mo — Astron 800
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS.
Inland Engineer Mo — Mech
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American Mathematical Monthly
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CONCORD.
Granite Monthly Hist 4,300
MANCHESTER.
Notes and Queries Mo— Hist 750
NEW JERSEY.
ENGLEWOOD.
Bird Lore Bi-M— Ornithol
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Stevens Institute Indicator
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ALBION.
Oologist Mo— Scien 1,600
BINGHAMTON.
Fern Bulletin Qrty— Scien 600
Plant World Mo— Bot 1,050
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Aquarium Qrty— Scien 1,300
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Sibley Journal of Engineering
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Aluminum World Mo— Scien 1,800
American Anthropologist. Qrty — Scien 900
American Fabian Mo — Econ 510
American Machinist Mech 13,000
American Shipbuilder ..Wkly— Mech 2,000
Appleton's Popular Science Monthly
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Automobile Mo— Mech 1,000
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Bulletin of the American Mathemati-
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Cassier's Magazine Mo — Scien 17,400
Compressed Air Mo — Scien&Mech 1,000
Engineer Bi-W— Engin 4,500
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Engineering and Mining Journal
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Engineering Record . . . Wkly — Jingin
Ma
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Heating and Ventilation. .. .Mo — Com
Horseless Age Mo — Mech
Jewelers' Circular Wkly— Com 10,000
8,000
5,500
10,400
6,000
Journal of the N. Y. Microscopical
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Lumber Mo — Mech
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Machinery Mo — Mech
Magazine of American History
Mo— Hist
Marine Engineering Mo — Eng
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Mineral Collector Mo — Scien
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Power Mo--Mech
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Progressive Age Semi-M — Scien
Public Improvements. .Semi-M — Scien
Sanitarian Mo — San
Sanitary Plumber Semi-M — Scien
School of Mines Quarterly ....Scien
Science Wkly — Scien
Scientific American
Wkly — Scien Mech
Scientific American (Architects' and
Builders' Edition) Mo — Arch
Scientific American (Export Edition)
Mo — Scien
Steam Engineering Mo — Mech
ROCHESTER.
Journal of Applied Microscopy
Me
700
3,120
17,000
3,400
5,000
9,800
1,000
4,650
500
500
5,150
13,200
15,000
30,000
1,900
4,200
3,600
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900
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47,000
16,500
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16,400
Mo— Scien 14,000
OHIO.
CINCINNATI.
Gas Engine Mo— Mech 500
Spokesman Mo— Com 7,000
World's Progress . .Mo— Scien&Mech 12,000
CLEVELAND.
Engineer Semi-M— Mech 10,000
Engineers' Review Mo— Mech 30,000
Motor Vehicle Review. .Wkly— Trade 500
MILAN.
Thresher World Mo— Mech 500
PENNSYLVANIA.
EASTON.
Journal of the American Chemical So-
ciety Mo— Scien 1,260
PHILADELPHIA.
Annals of the American Academy of
Political & Social Science
Bi-M— Scien 3,000
Carriage Monthly Com 4,000
Engineering Mechanics Mo — Eng 5,125
Entomological News Mo — Scien 660
Forest Leaves Bi-M 2,700
Journal of the Association of Engi-
neering Societies Mo — Scien 1,610
Journal of the Franklin Institute
Mo— Scien 1,890
Keystone Mo — Jewelry 17,500
Practical Engineer Mo — Mech 5,150
Public Health Mo— San
Sugar Beet Mo — Com 2,150
Textile Colorist Mo— Scien 5,300
Textile Record of America. Mo— Com 5,000
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Mines and Minerals Mo — Mech 8,335
Science and Industry Mo— Mech 30,000
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PROVIDENCE.
Manufacturing Jeweler ..Wkly— Com 3,000
TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE.
American Historical Magazine
Qrty— Hist
UTAH.
SALT LAKE CITY.
Engineer and Miner Mo — Min'g 700
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
VICTORIA.
Record Mo— Min'g 2,100
ONTARIO.
LONDON.
Canadian Entomologist ..Mo — Entom 450
OTTAWA.
Mining Review Mo — Min'g 2,500
Naturalist Mo — Scien
TORONTO.
Canadian Architect and Builder
Mo— Arch 1,400
Canadian Electrical News and Engi-
neering Journal ..Mo — Scien&Mech 1,910
Canadian Engineer Mo— Mech 4,400
Dominion Review Mo — Scien
840
QUEBEC.
MONTREAL.
Canadian Record of Science
Qrty— Scien 500
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California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Ad Book Mo
Illinois
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Ad Sense Mo.
Advertising Experience Mo. 2,500
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American Advertiser Mo. 3,200
Ink Fiend Mo. 5,100
Mail Order Journal Mo.
Plain Talk Mo.
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Profitable Advertising Mo. 6,000
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ST. PAUL.
Mail Order Mo.
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Ad-Writer Mo. 3,100
New York
NEW YORK.
Advisor Mo.
Bill Poster-Display Advertising. .Mo.
Brains ..... Wkly. 40,000
Fame Mo. 3,300
National Advertiser Wkly. 5,000
Printers' Ink Wkly. 24,000
ARCHITECTURAL
California
LOS ANGELES.
Builder & Contractor Wkly
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SAN FRANCISCO.
California Architect Mo.
Pacific Builder D.
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
National Architect & Builder ..Wkly.
Georgia
ATLANTA.
Southern Architect Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Contractor Wkly.
Inland Architect Mo
Monumental News Mo.
National Builder Mo.
Radford Review Mo.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Wood Worker Mo.
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
Architects' & Builders' Journal.. Mo.
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
American Architect Wkly.
Architectural Review ...... Semi-Qrtly
Brickbuilder JVC'-)
Granite ..Mo.
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Improvement Bulletin ..........Wkly.
1,000
2,000
2,800
15,000
3,050
2,500
7,900
7,900
7,500
1,000
2,500
2,500
3,300
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KANSAS CITY.
Architect & Builder Mo. 2,460
ST. LOUIS.
Building Trades Journal Mo. 3,500-
New York
BUFFALO.
Builder & Contractor v ..Wkly. 1,550
NEW YORK.
Architectural & Building Monthly.Mo. 5,100
Architectural Record Qrt'y
Carpentry & Building 7Mo. 16,000
Contract News Wkly. 3,120
Manufacturer & Builder Mo. 15,000
Scientific American (Bldg. Ed.) ..Mo. 16,500
Shoppel's Modern Houses ....Qrtly. 17,500
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CINCINNATI.
Western Architect & Builder Mo. 2,640
CLEVELAND.
American Builder Mo. 6,000
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Architect & Builder Mo. 500
PITTSBURGH.
Builders' Gazette Wkly. 6,750
Journal of Building Semi-Mo. 5,000
Tennessee
KNOXV1LLE.
American Homes Mo. 9,850
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Architect & Builder Mo. 1,200
ARMY AND NAVY
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pacific American (National Guard)
Bi-Wkly 1,400
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
Army & Naval Magazine Mo. 3,500
Army Register Wkly. 7,500
Journal of the American Society of
Naval Engineers Qrtly. 700
National Military & Naval Journal
Mo
Kansas
FORT LEAVENWORTH.
Journal of the U. S. Cavalry Asso-
ciation Qrtly. 800
Maryland
ANNAPOLIS.
Proceedings of the U. S. Naval In-
stitute Qrtly. 1,400
Michigan
DETROIT.
Military Journal (Nat'l Guard) Mo. 2,900
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Northwestern Guardsman (N. G.) Mo. 3,100
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Picket Guard Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
Army & Navy Journal Wkly.
Grand Army Gazette & National
Guardsman Mo.
Journal of the Military Institution
Bi-Mo
Seventh Regiment Gazette Mo.
Ohio
COLUMBUS.
National Guard Gazette . .' Mo.
Pennsylvania
LANCASTER.
National Military & Naval Journal
Mo
PHILADELPHIA.
Our State Army & Navy Mo.
Virginia
FORTRESS MONROE.
Journal of the U. S. Artillery .Bi-Mo.
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Canadian Military Gazette ..Semi-Mo.
1,100
7,120
5,400
3,000
3,500
500
1,100
780
2,500
ART
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Arts for America Mo. 15,000
Brush & Pencil Mo.
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Modern Art Qrtly.
New York
NEW YORK.
Art Amateur Mo.
Art Education Mo.
Art Interchange Mo.
Art Student Mo.
China Decorator Mo.
International Studio Mo.
Magazine of Art Mo.
Studio Wkly.
BARBERS
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Barber Mo.
Kansas
TOPEKA.
Western Barber Mo.
Minnesota
ST. PAUL.
Professional Barber Mo.
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Tonsorial Advocate vVkly.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
National Barber .. Mo.
2,200
21,000
5,000
30,000
1,050
5,120
5,200
17,500
24,000
1,000
1,550
24,642
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New York
NEW YORK.
Book Buyer Mo. 13,260
Bookman Mo.
Book Notes Mo. 1,000
Book Review Mo. 9,897
Library Journal Mo. 1,050
Paper Box Maker Mo. 2,860
Printer & Bookmaker Mo. 4,000
Publishers' Weekly Wkly. 2,040
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Book News Mo. 10,200
Ontario
TORONTO.
Bookseller & Stationer Mo.
Canadian Bookseller & Library
Journal Mo.
BOTTLING
New York
NEW YORK.
American Brewer & Bottler Mo. 3,450
American Carbonator & Bottler ..Mo. 1,950
Bottling Trade Review Mo. 2,540
National Bottlers' Gazette Mo.
BUILDING & LOAN ASS'NS.
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Home Builder Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Building Association
News Mo.
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Real Estate Bulletin & Building
Association News.
New York
BROOKLYN.
Co-Operative News Mo. 1,840
NEW YORK.
National Building & Loan Herald.Mo. 4,300
BUTCHERS AND PACKERS
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Butchers' & Stock Growers'
Journal Wkly. 1,500
Live Stock & Butchers' Gazette. Wkly.
Illinois
OAK PARK.
Butcher & Grocery Clerks' Journal.Mo.
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Packer Wkly.
ST. LOUIS.
Butchers' & Packers' Magazine. Wkly. 41,000
New York
NEW YORK.
Butchers' Advocate & Market
Journal
German-American Butchers' Jour-
nal ....Mo. 1,500
National Provisioner Wkly. 25,000
Retail Butchers' Review ....Semi-Mo.
CABINET, UPHOLSTERY AND
DECORATING
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Furniture Gazette Mo. 5,250
Furniture Herald Mo. 2,300
House Beautiful Mo. 4,500
ROCKFORD.
Furniture Journal Mo. 3,500
Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS.
Michigan Artisan Mo. 5,100
Modern Furniture Maker Mo. 700
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Furniture News Mo. 3,000
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Furniture News Mo. 4,480
New York
NEW YORK.
American Cabinet-Maker Wkly. 7,025
Carpet & Upholstery Trade Review
Semi-Mo. 5,000
Carpets, Wall Paper & Curtains. Wkly. 2,400
Furniture Trade Review Mo. 5,000
Furniture World Wkly.
House Furnishing Review Mo. 3,000
Painters' Magazine Mo. 6,000
Upholsterer Mo. 2,000
Wall Paper News Mo.
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Furniture Worker Semi-Mo. 4,820
COLUMBUS..
Ohio Furniture Journal Mo. 3,750
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
American Carpet & Upholstery
Journal Mo. 4,000
Ontario
TORONTO.
Furniture & Upholstery Journal.. Mo. 1,250
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Canadian Painter & Decorator. .. .Mo. 2,700
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Harness & Carnage
Journal Mo. 4,000
National Harness Review Mo. 9,000
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Iowa
DES MOIXES.
Saddlery News Mo. 3,100
New York
BUFFALO.
Straps & Buckles Mo.
NEW YORK.
Blacksmith & Wheelwright Mo. 5,500
Harness Mo. 4,100
Hub Mo. 3,600
ROME.
Harness Gazette Mo. 5,000
TROY.
Carriage Journal Mo.
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Harness World Mo. 5,000
Spokesman Mo. 7,000
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Carriage Monthly Mo. 4,000
Ontario
PORT HOPE.
Canadian Harness Journal Mo. 980
CLOTHING AND FURNISH-
ING GOODS
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Apparel Gazette Semi-Mo. 3,300
New York
NEW YORK.
American Clothier Mo. 5,500
American Tailor & Cutter Mo. 6,000
Cloaks & Furs Mo. 2,142
Clothier & Furnisher Mo. 3,700
Clothier & Haberdasher Wkly. 3,200
Crerand's Cloak Journal Mo. 4,960
Cutting- Up Trade Mo. 1,000
Gibson's Clothing Gazette Mo. 2,400
Haberdasher Mo. 3,050
Men's Outfitter Mo. 2,300
Men's Wear Semi-Mo. 5,000
Tailors' Review Mo. 2,742
Women's & Infants' Furnisher ..Mo.
COAL TRADE
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Black Diamond Wkly. 4,000
New York
NEW YORK.
Coal Trade Journal Wkly. 4,000
Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH.
Coal & Coke Bi-Mo. 1,000
Coal Trade Semi-Mo.
CONFECTIONERY
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Bakers' Helper Mo. 4,000
Confectioner & Baker Mo. 3,500
International Confectioner Mo. 3,500
New York
BROOKLYN.
Bakers' Journal (Ger.) Semi-Mo.
NEW YORK.
Bakers' Review (Eng. & Ger.) ...Mo.
Confectioners' Gazette Mo.
Ger.-Amer. Bakers' & Confection-
ers' Journal Mo.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Confectioners' Journal Mo.
National Baker Mo.
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Baker Mo.
CROCKERY
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Illustrated Glass & Pottery World.Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
China, Glass & Pottery Review ..Mo.
Crockery & Glass Journal Wkly.
Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH.
China, Glass & Lamps Wkly.
Commoner & Glass Worker
(Labor) Wkly.
National Glass Budget Wkly.
COOKING
1,650
9,000
1,000
5,020
1,985
1,000
3,300
1,000
2,400
2,138
6,000
2,500
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Chef Mo. 3,000
PEORIA.
Inner Man Mo.
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
American Kitchen Magazine ....Mo. 10,000
Cooking School Magazine Bi-Mo. 12,000
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What To Eat Mo.
New York
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Food & Drink Mo.
Kitchen Mo. 1,000
Pennsylvania
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Table Talk Mo. 30,200
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California
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Pacific Medico-Dental Gazette ...Mo. 1,200
Georgia
MACON.
Dental Journal & Luminary ..Qrtly. 990
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American Journal of Dental
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KANSAS CITY.
Western Dental Journal Mo.
New York
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Dental Practitioner Qrtly.
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Odontographic Journal Qrtly.
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TOLEDO.
Ohio Dental Journal Mo.
Pennsylvania
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Dental Brief Mo.
Dental Cosmos .....Mo.
Dental Office & Laboratory. . .Bi-Mo.
International Dental Journal Mo.
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MADISON.
Dental Century Mo.
Welch's Dental Magazine Mo.
Ontario
TORONTO.
Dominion Dental Journal Mo.
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California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Illustrated World Wkly.
District of Colombia
WASHINGTON.
Hatchet.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Bohemian.
Dramatic Magazine Mo.
Dramatic Times.
Stage & Field.
4,000
900
480
1,000
2,500
12,000
2,600
1,060
1,420
7,240
9,000
6,500
2,460
1,540
1,050
1,250
7,500
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Opera Glass Mo.
Times. .
7,000
New York
NEW YORK.
Clipper Wkly. 20,500
Dramatic Mirror Wkly. 10,275
Dramatic News & Times Wkly. 26,400
Keynote Mo. 4,900
Standard Wkly. 89,000
Talent Mo. 2,800
DRUGS, PAINTS, ETC
California
LOS ANGELES.
California Druggist Mo. 520
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pacific Druggist Mo. 1,400
Colorado
DENVER.
Rocky Mountain Druggist Mo.
Georgia
SAVANNAH.
Southern Drub & Paint Review.. Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Paint, Oil & Drug Review Wkly.
Registered Pharmacist Mo.
Western Druggist Mo.
Western Painter Mo.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana Pharmacist Mo.
2,900
4,600
12,000
5,000
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
Painters' Journal (Labor) .
.Mo. 5,700
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
New England Druggist Mo.
Spatula Mo.
3,900
3,000
Michigan
DETROIT.
Bulletin of Pharmacy Mo. 5,600
Retail Druggist Mo. 17,250
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Meyer Brothers' Druggist Mo. 4,600
National Druggist Mo. 7,166
New York
BUFFALO.
Druggist Mo.
NEW YORK.
American Druggist Semi-Mo. 14,800
Deutsch Amerikanische Apotheker
Zeitung Mo. 4,920
Druggists' Circular Mo. 14,500
Merck's Report Semi-Mo. 15,000
Oil, Paint & Drug Reporter ....Wkly. 2,700
Pharmaceutical Era 11,000
Practical Druggist & Pharmaceuti-
cal Review of Reviews Mo.
WESTFIELD.
Formulary Mo. 6,120
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Ohio
COLUMBUS.
Midland Druggist ................ Mo.
Oregon
PORTLAND.
Pacific Drug Review ............. Mo.
Pharmacal Digest ................ Mo.
Pennsylvania
EASTON.
Journal of the American Chemical
Society .......................... Mo.
MALVERN.
Master Painter ................ ..Mo.
1,000
900
800
1,000
PHILADELPHIA.
American Journal of Pharmacy ...Mo. 1,100
Drugs, Oils & Paints Mo. 2,100
National Barbers' & Druggists'
Gazette Mo. 25,000
Retrospect of Medicine & Phar-
macy Mo. 6,450
Varnish Mo. 4,000
Petroleum Gazette Mo. 2,125
Wisconsin
JANES VILLE.
Wisconsin Druggists' Exchange. .Mo. 1,100
MILWAUKEE.
Pharmaceutical Archives (Eng. &
Ger.) Mo.
Pharmaceutical Review Mo. 3,000
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Druggist Mo. 1,690
Canadian Pharmaceutical Journal. Mo. 1,480
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Canadian Painter & Decorator. ..Mo. 2,700
Pharmaceutical Journal Mo. 2,084
DRY GOODS
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Dry Goods Reporter Wkly. 7,000
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Dry Goods Man & General Mer-
chant Wkly. 2,800
New York
NEW YORK.
Dry Goods Chronicle Wkly. 7,000
Dry Goods Economist Wkly. 7,500
Dry Goods Guide Mo. 1,000
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Trade Review Mo. 3,500
Ontario
TORONTO.
Dry Goods Review Mo. 6,810
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Journal of Fabrics Mo. 1,000
ELECTRICAL
California
SAX FRANCISCO.
Journal of Electricity Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Electrical Engineering Mo. 7,000
Western Electrician Mo. 6,100
Massachusetts
LYNN.
Bubier's Popular Electrician Mo. 2,200
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Electrical Mo. 2,700
Electrical Worker Mo. 2,700
Railroad Telegrapher Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
American Electrician Mo.
Electrical Age Wkly. 4,000
Electrical Review 10,000
Electrical World & Engineer.... 12,416
Electricity 3,000
Journal of the Telegraph Mo. 24,000
Telegraph Age Semi-Mo. 7,800
Transactions of the Amer. Insti-
tute of Electrical Engineers Mo. 900
Washington
SPOKANE.
Miner & Electrician Mo. 1,100
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Electrical News Mo. 1,910
Canadian Engineer Mo. 4,400
FASHION
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Home Magazine Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
American Queen Mo. 350,000
Art de la Mode Mo. 26,450
Bon Ton Mo. 30,000
Costume Royal Mo. 61,200
Delineator Mo. 500,000
Designer Mo. 261,000
Elite Styles Mo. 45,600
Gentlewo'man Mo. 302,000
Glass of Fashion Mo. 190,000
Harper's Bazar Wkly. 90,000
McCall's Magazine Mo. 165,000
Millinerv Trade Review Mo. 2,600
Modes ". Mo. 65,000
Modes & Fabrics Mo. 325,000
New Ideas for Woman's Wear ..Mo. 105,000
Pictorial Review Mo.
Popular Fashions Mo.
Sartorial Art Journal Mo. 9,000
Toilettes Mo. 45,000
Vogue Wkly. 10,500
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Fashions Mo.
Home Queen Mo. 120,000
Ladies'" Home Journal Mo. 820,000
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Home Talk
Pays Advertisers
WING & SON
THE WING PIANO
FACTORY AMD OFFICES, 202-20* EAST 12TH STREET
New York, Feb. 1, 1900
PUBLISHER OF HOME TALK,
City.
Dear Sir: — We take pleasure in
stating that our past advertising in
your magazine has brought us such
results that we feel justified in
placing a renewal order with you.
Yours truly,
WING & SON.
If interested ask your agent, or
write to
HOME TALK
COPIES FREE. 23 Park Row, New York
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Ontario
TORONTO.
Delineator (Canadian Edition) ..Mo.
Ladies' Journal Mo. 22,500
FINANCIAL
California
LOS ANGELES.
Journal D.
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
Dye's Government Counterfeit De-
tector Mo.
Financial Review Semi-Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Banker & Investor Mo.
Bonds & Mortgages Mo.
Economist Wkly.
Financial Review Mo.
National Investor Wkly.
Rand-McNally Bankers Mo.
Iowa
DES MOINES.
Northwestern Banker Mo.
BOSTON.
Massachusetts
Banker & Tradesman, Etc Wkly.
Banking News Mo.
Financial & Commercial News.. Wkly.
United States Investor Wklv.
1,200
1,600
2,600
6,000
2,550
5,600
2,225
17,000
2,000
2,000
7,000
....Mo.
....Mo. 4,500
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Finance
Cast-Paul Bankers' Report
New York
BUFFALO.
American Investments Mo. 5,000
NEW YORK.
Accountics Mo. 4,000
American Banker Wkly. 9,250
American Banker D.
American Bank Reporter Qrtly. 6,700
Bankers' Magazine Mo. 9,000
Banking Law Journal Mo. 4,86U
Bond Buyer D.
Bond Buyer Wkly. 4,245
Bradstreet's Wkly. 9,300
Business Mo. 9,120
Capitalist Mo. 7,240
Commercial & Financial Chroni-
cle Wkly. 3,100
Commercial & Financial \Vorld
Dickerman's U. S. Treasury
Counterfeit Detector, Etc Mo. 5,000
Dun's Review 8,000
Empire of Finance & Trade Wkly. 3,500
Financial News D. 4,720
Financial Record Wkly. 4,300
Financial Review Wkly. 4,000
Financier Wkly. 16,000
Journal of Finance D. 6,000
Mercantile & Financial Times,
Semi-W. 5,000
Savings & Loan Review Mo. 1,400
Shareholder Wkly.
Stockholder D. 3,700
Stockholder Wkly. 3,400
Underwood's U. S. Counterfeit
Reporter Bi-M 4,500
U. S. Financial & Mercantile Ex-
aminer
New York — Continued.
NEW YORK.
Wall Street News D. 11,000
Wall Street Investigator D. 4,500
Wall Street Journal D. 15,000
Wall Street Press Wkly. 1,000
Wall Street Review Wkly.
Wall Street Summary Wkly.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Finance & Commerce Wkly. 2,200
Public Accountant Mo. 1,000
Stockholder D.
PITTSBURGH.
Banker Bi-Mo. 3,000
Financial News D. 1,000
Ontario
TORONTO.
Merchant Semi-Mo. 1,480
Money & Risks Mo. 42,200
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Prix Courant (French) Wkly. 2,000
FIRE AND WATER
CHICAGO.
Western Fireman
Illinois
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Firemen's Standard Semi-Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
American Gas Light Journal. .Wkly.
Fire & Water Wkly.
Firemen's Herald Wkly.
Fire Record Mo.
Water & Gas Review Mo.
3,400
4,000
3,640
4,200
5,000
3,950
GLOVES
New York
GLOVERSVILLE.
Glove & Leather Review Mo. 1,120
Glovers' Journal Mo. 1,100
NEW YORK.
American Glover Mo. 1,980
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Grocer Wkly. 2,700
Retail Grocer Wkly. 1,000
Retail Grocers' Advocate Wkly.
Colorado
DENVER.
Commercial Tribune Wkly. 3,800
Georgia
ATLANTA.
Southern Grocer Mo.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
xxxvik
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Canner & Dried Fruit Packer. .Wkly.
Grocer Mo. 4,500
Grocers' Criterion Mo. 10,322
Modern Grocer
Wholesale Grocer Wkly.
OAK PARK.
Butcher & Grocery Clerks' Journal
Mo.
Iowa
WATERLOO.
Egg Reporter Mo. 11,000
Kansas
TOPEKA.
Merchants' Journal Wkly.
Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.
Trade Index Mo. 3,800
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
American Packer (Canning) ..Wkly. 800
Trade (Canning) Wkly. 3,000
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
New England Grocer Wkly. 5,000
Michigan
GRAND RAPIDS.
Michigan Tradesman Wkly. 7,100
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Commercial Bulletin Wkly 4,250
ST. PAUL.
Trade Journal Wkly. 3,700
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Grocers' Journal of Commerce,
Semi-Mo. 2,800
ST. LOUIS.
Grocer Wkly. 5,500
Inter-State Grocer Wkly. 4,350
Nebraska
LINCOLN.
Produce Reporter.
OMAHA.
Trade Exhibit Wkly. 2,550
New Jersey
DECKERTOWN.
Milk Reporter Mo. 1,700
NEWARK.
Trade Review Semi-Mo. 2,100
New York
NEW YORK.
American Grocer Wkly. 3,300
Commercial Inquirer 3,500
Fruitman's Guide Wkly. 1,500
Fruit Trade Journal, Dairy &
Produce Record Wkly. 4,000
Grocers' Journal Semi-Mo.
Grocers' Monthly Review Mo. 3,000
Merchants' Review Wkly. 5,100
National Provisioner Wkly. 25,000
Produce Review Wkly. 3,100
Retail Grocers' Advocate Wkly. 3,000
Ohio
CLEVELAND.
Ohio Merchant Wkly. 6,000
CINCINNATI.
Merchant Sentinel Wkly. 4,70ft
Oklahoma
EL RENO.
Oklahoma Grocer Mo.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Grocers' Review Mo. 2,415
Grocers' World Wkly. 9,000
PITTSBURGH.
Mercantile Journal Wkly. 3,500
Oregon
PORTLAND.
Tradesman Bi-Mo. 3,550
Washington
SEATTLE.
Trade Register Wkly. 1,250
Nova Scotia
HALIFAX.
Maritime Merchant Semi-Mo. 1,020
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Grocer Wkly. 6,220
HORSES
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Breeder & Sportsman Wkly.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Horse Owner Mo.
Horseman Wkly.
Horse Review Wkly.
5,000
5,500
15,500
21,050
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Western Horseman Wkly. 16,000
Iowa
DES MOINES.
Spirit of the West Wkly. 3,000
Kentucky
LEXINGTON.
Kentucky Stock Farm Wkly.
Thoroughbred Record Wkly.
Maine
WATERVILLE.
Turf, Farm & Home Wkly.
8,000
3,200
6,000
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
American Horse Breeder Wkly. 26,839
Michigan
DETROIT.
Horse Shoers' Journal Mo. 6,300
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
North Western Horseman Mo. 8,750
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Horse Show Mo. 5,000
New York
BUFFALO.
Horse Gazette Wkly. 3,250
Horse World Wkly. 3,500
NEW YORK.
Men & Horses Mo. 10,000
Rider & Driver Wkly. 10,000
Stable Mo. 9,800
Trotter & Pacer Wkly. 4,100
Ohio
CLEVELAND.
American Sportsman Wkly. 5,100
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Journal of the Times Wkly
HOTELS
California
LOS ANGELES.
Hotel Gazette D. 250
SAN FRANCISCO.
California Hotel Gazette & Wine
Gazette Wkly. 3,000
Colorado
DENVER.
Colorado Official Railway & Hotel
Gazette Mo.
'Hotel Bulletin Wkly. 1,400
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Hotel Monthly Mo. 3,320
Hotel World Wkly. 3,642
National Hotel Reporter D. 3,200
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Hotel Mo. 3,500
Minnesota
ST. PAUL.
Railway & Hotel News D. 4,100
Missouri
ST. Louis.
Hotel Reporter D. 1,000
Nebraska
OMAHA.
Hotel Reporter D. ,2,500
New York
NEW YORK.
Hotel Gazette Wkly. 4,000
Hotel Register Wkly. 11,150
Hotel Reporter D. 3,000
Transcript Wkly. 7,200
North Carolina
ASHEVILLE.
Southern Hotel Reporter Mo.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Hotel Reporter D.
PITTSBURGH.
Hotel Guide & Liquor Dealers' Ad-
vocate Wkly.
Utah
SALT LAKE CITY.
Reporter D.
2,600
4,720
1,100
1,500
5,000
ICE
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Ice & Refrigeration Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
Ice Trade Journal Semi-Mo.
INSURANCE
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Adjuster Mo. 2,800
Coast Review Mo. 1,200
Insurance Sun Mo. 2,500
Pacific Underwriter Semi-Mo. 1,000
Colorado
DENVER.
Insurance Report Mo.
Connecticut
HARTFORD.
Insurance Journal (Life) Wkly.
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
News Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Argus Semi-Mo.
Black & White Mo.
Independent Mo.
Insurance Post Semi-Mo.
Investigator
OAK PARK.
Life Insurance Courant Mo.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Forum Mo.
Mutual Investigator Mo.
Policy Holder Mo.
Rough Notes Wkly. 3,100
Iowa
DBS MOINES.
Underwriters' Review Semi-Mo. 1,900
Western Economist Mo. 1,000
Kentucky
LOUISVILLE.
Insurance Herald Wkly. 2,550
Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.
Insurance Agent Mo. 500
Vindicator Semi-Mo. 1,400
7,000
2,800
2,100
4,500
2,000
5,000
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
National Underwriter Mo. 2,400
Underwriter Semi-Mo. 1,330
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Accident Assurance Mo. 1,000
Guardian Semi-Mo. 2,000
Standard Wk'y.
Michigan
DETROIT.
Indicator Semi-Mo.
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Western Insurance Review AIo. 2,460
New York
BROOKLYN*.
Deutsches Vericherungs Journal ..Mo.
NEW YORK CITY.
Chronicle \Ykly.
Insurance \Vkly.
Insurance Advocate Mo.
Insurance Age Mo.
Insurance & Commercial Mag ..Mo.
Insurance Counselor Mo.
Insurance Critic Mo.
Insurance Economist Mo.
Insurance Journal Semi-Mo.
Insurance Law Journal Mo.
Insurance Monitor Mo.
Insurance Observer Semi-Mo.
Insurance Press Wkly.
Insurance Times Mo.
Interview Semi-Mo.
Record Mo.
Review Wkly.
Spectator Wkly.
Surveyor Semi-Mo.
Thrift Mo.
Underwriter Wkly.
Vigilant Mo.
ROCHESTER.
Mutual Underwriter Mo.
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Western Underwriter Wkly.
COLUMBUS.
Policy Holder's Advocate Mo.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
American Exchange & Review ..Mo.
Insurance News Mo.
Insurance Register Mo.
Intelligencer Mo.
Legal & Insurance Reporter Mo.
U. S. Review Wkly.
PITTSBURGH.
Insurance World Mo.
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE.
Real Estate Register and Rental
Guide Wkly.
Ontario
TORONTO.
Bulletin Wkly.
Economist Mo.
Monetary Times Wkly.
2,400
1,000
1,100
2,500
4,600
2,640
3,700
4,250
1,000
4,250
4,000
2,800
1,500
2,100
3,900
800
4,800
4,250
750
1,800
4,600
2,850
1,500
1,000
1,000
1,410
5,000
2,000
1,150
2,980
6,546
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Insurance & Finance Chronicle
Semi-Mo. 2,100
Shareholder Wkly. 4,600
IRON AND HARDWARE
California
SAX FRANCISCO.
Pacific Coast Wood & Iron
.Mo. 4,650
CHICAGO.
Illinois
American Artisan Wkly. 7,400
Farm Implement News Wkly. 10,000
Iron & Steel Wkly. 6,400
Ironmonger Semi-Mo. 4,706
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Commercial Bulletin Wkly. 15,000
SPRINGFIELD.
New England Stove, Hardware &
House Furnishing Mo.
Michigan
DETROIT.
Foundry Mo.
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Crow Bar Mo.
Farm Implements Mo.
Hardware Trade Semi-Mo.
4,500
4,700
4,000
7,000
3,900
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Implement Trade Journal ..Semi-Mo. 5,200
ST. LOUIS.
Age of Steel Wkly.
Farm Machinery 10,000
Stoves & Hardware Reporter ..Wkly. 7,000
New York
BUFFALO.
Roller Mill Mo.
NEW YORK.
American Metal Market Wkly.
Blacksmith & Wheelwright Mo.
Hardware Semi-Mo.
Hardware Dealer Mo.
Iron Age Wkly.
Metal Worker Wkly.
Ohio
CLEVELAND.
Iron Trade Review Wkly. 4,700
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Bulletin of the American Iron & Steel
Assn Semi-Mo. 1,200
Implement Age Semi-Mo.
PITTSBURGH.
American Manufacturer & Iron
World Wkly. 3,500
Texas
DALLAS.
Machinery Implement & Vehicle
Journal Semi-Mo.
6,000
3,120
5,500
5,400
10,000
6,000
10,000
xl.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
West Virginia
WHEELING.
Ohio Valley Manufacturer Wkly. 1,563
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Hardware Merchant . .Wkly. 3,800
JOURNALISTIC
California
STOCKTON.
Pacific Editor Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
National Printer Journalist Mo. 4,600
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Press & Printer Wkly. 2,800
SPRINGFIELD.
New England Press Mo.
Michigan
HOWARD.
Bulletin Mo. 500
UTICA.
Buckeye Mo. 1,240
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Pointers Mo. 960
TRENTON. ,
Country Editor Mo.
Nebraska
BEAVER CITY.
Nebraska Editor Mo. 500
New York
NEW YORK.
Fourth Estate Wkly.
Journalist Wkly. 3,400
Newspaperdom Wkly. 3,500
Newspaper Maker Wkly. 2,500
North Carolina
CHARLOTTE.
Southern Publisher Mo.
Ohio
FRANKLIN.
Editor Mo. 3,900
MANSFIELD.
Newspaper Publisher Mo. 1,000
Texas
TEMPLE.
Press Bulletin Mo.
Vermont
RUTLAND.
Editor Mo. 1,500
LAUNDRY
Illinois
CHICAGO.
National Laundry Journal . . Semi-Mo. 5,000
New York
TROY.
American Laundry Journal Mo. 1,142
LEGAL
California
LOS ANGELES.
Journal D. 1,200
SAN FRANCISCO.
Law Journal D. 500
Colorado
DENVER.
Legal Adviser Mo.
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
Law Reporter W.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Law Journal Weekly Wkly. 3,000
Legal News Wkly.
National Corporation Reporter Wkly. 3,200
FULTON.
Legal Topics Mo.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Indiana Law Journal Mo.
Reporter D. 2,000
Kentucky
FRANKFORT.
Law Reporter Semi-Mo.
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
Record D. 1,750
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Green Bag Mo. 4,600
CAMBRIDGE.
Harvard Law Review Mo. 1,400
Michigan
DETROIT.
Collector Mo. 6,000
Law Students' Helper Mo. 7,000
Legal News D. 1,000
Legal News Wkly. 2,542
Michigan Law Journal Mo. 1,500
Minnesota
ST. PAUL.
National Reporter System ....Wkly. 29,000
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
American Law Review Bi-Mo.
Central Law Journal Wkly.
Commercial Lawyer Mo.
Nebraska
LINCOLN.
Nebraska Legal News Mo.
OMAHA.
Mercury Wkly. 3,200
3,400
5,000
4,000
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
xli.
New Jersey
PLAINFIELD.
Law Journal Mo.
New York
ALBANY.
Law Journal Wkl y.
NEW YORK.
American Lawyer Mo.
Banking Law Journal Mo.
Law Journal D.
Lawyer & Credit Man. etc Mo.
Mercantile Adjuster Mo.
U. S. Revenue Journal
L'niversity Law Review Mo.
NORTH PORT.
Law Notes Mo.
ROCHESTER.
Case & Comment Mo.
660
2,450
10,000
4,860
730
3,500
10.600
1,600
3,300
Ohio
CLEVELAND.
Record ........................ : ..... D.
Western Reserve Law Journal ..Mo.
COLUMBUS.
Law Bulletin ................... Wkly.
NORWALK.
Ohio Legal News ................ VV.
Pennsylvania
CHESTER.
Reporter ........................ Wkly.
LANCASTER.
Law Review ........................ D.
NORRISTOWN.
Law Reporter .........................
PHILADELPHIA.
American Law Register .......... Mo.
Legal Intelligencer ............ Wkly.
PITTSBURGH.
Legal Journal ................... Wkly.
WILKES-BARRE.
Legal Register .......................
Virginia
LYNCHBURG.
Virginia Law Register .......... Mo.
West Virginia
MORGANTOWN.
West Virginia Bar ................ Mo.
Manitoba
WINNIPEG.
Western Law Times .............. Mo.
Nova Scotia
HALIFAX.
Royal Gazette ..... ---- . ........ Wkly.
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canada Law Journal ........ Semi-Mo.
Canadian Law Times ............ Mo.
2,135
2,450
350
320
300
715
2,100
1,200
1,250
572
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Revue de J
Revue Legale (Fr. & Eng.
Revue de Jurisprudence (Fr.) ..Mo.
.) ...... Mo.
910
3,002
1,500
650
760
LIQUOR
California
LOS ANGELES.
Liquor Dealer Semi-Mo. 1,500
Phoenix Wkly. 3,250
SAN FRANCISCO.
Wine & Spirit & Tobacco Review Mo. 4,000
Saloon Man's Journal Mo.
Wholesalers' & Retailers' Review Mo. 7,000
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
Liquor Dealer Wkly. 1,595
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Brewers' Review Wkly. 1,000
Brewer & Maltster Mo. 5,400
Champion of Fair Play VVkly. 5,700
Mida's Criterion Semi-Mo.
Mida's Illustrated Magazine Mo.
Western Brewer Mo. 5,200
Western Broker Mo. 3,100
PEORIA.
National Liquor Journal Mo. 7,200
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Our Standard Semi-Mo. 7,200
Kentucky
LOUISVILLE.
Wine & Spirit Bulletin ....Semi-Mo. 1,000
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Both Sides Wkly. 1,200
Nebraska
OMAHA.
Nebraska Liquor Dealer Wkly. 1,565
New York
NEW YORK.
American Brewer Mo. 3,000
American Brewer & Bottler Mo. 3,450
American Wine Press Mo. 2,650
Bonfort's Wine & Spirit Circular
Semi-Mo 5,500
Brewers' Journal (Eng. & Ger.) ..Mo.
Liquor Trades' Gazette Semi-Mo. 27,500
Liquor Trades' Review Wkly. 7,210
What to Drink
Wine & Spirit Gazette Semi-Mo.
Ohio
COLUMBUS.
Wine & Spirit News Wkly. 800
Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH.
Hotel Guide & Liquor Dealers' Advo-
cate 4,500
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE.
Wine Merchant & Brewers' Gazette
Wkly 800
Texas
SAN ANTONIO.
Texas Liquor Dealer .......Mo. 830
xlii.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
LUMBER
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pacific Coast Wood & Iron Mo. 4,500
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Lumberman 9,000
Hardwood Bi-Wkly. 2,400
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Wood Worker Mo. 7,900
Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.
Lumber Trades Journal Semi-Mo. 3,400
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Mississippi Valley Lumberman Wkly. 3,300
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Lumberman Mo. 4,900
New York
NEW YORK.
Lumber Mo. 3,100
Lumberman's Review Mo. 1,500
Lumber Trade Journal Semi-Mo. 3,000
North Carolina
WILMINGTON.
Milling & Lumber Journal .Semi-Mo. 500
Tennessee
NASHVILLE.
Southern Lumberman Semi-Mo. 4,800
Texas
AUSTIN.
Southern Industrial & Lumber Re-
view Mo. 1,700
BEAUMONT.
Inter-State Lumberman Wkly.
Washington
SEATTLE.
Lumber Trade Journal Mo. 3,200
TACOMA.
Lumberman Mo. 2,040
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canada Lumberman Wkly. 1,980
MILLING
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Miller Mo. 4,860
Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
Northwestern Miller Wkly. 5,200
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Modern Miller Wkly.
New York
BUFFALO.
Roller Mill Mo.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Millers' Review Mo.
Tennessee
NASHVILLE.
Dixie Miller .. ..Mo.
MINING
California
LOS ANGELES.
Mining Journal Semi-Mo.
Mining Review
REDDING.
Mineral Wealth of Northern California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Mining Review Mo.
Mining & Scientific Press \Ykly.
Colorado
COLORADO SPRINGS.
Mining Investor Wkly.
DENVER.
Mining Record D.
Mining Reporter Mo.
Mining World Wkly.
Ores & Metals Mo.
Missouri
CARTERVILLE.
Inter-State Miner Mo.
Montana
BUTTE CITY.
Western Mining World Wkly.
New York
NE\V YORK.
Engineering & Mining Journal Wkly
School of Mines Quarterly
Oregon
PORTLAND.
Mines & Metals Mo.
Pennsylvania
SCRANTON.
Mines & Minerals .Mo.
Utah
SALT LAKE CITY.
Engineer & Miner Mo.
Western Mining Journal Wkly.
Washington
SPOKANE.
Miner & Electrician Mo.
British Columbia
VICTORIA.
British Columbia Mining Record Mo.
Ontario
OTTAWA.
Mining Review Mo.
6,000
4,300
2,975
2,000
2,300
5,(HK)
1,100
3,300
2,700
8,000
3,300
8,000
900
500
9000
700
1,100
2,500
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
xliii.
MUSICAL
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Music & Drama Wkly. 2,400
Connecticut
NEW HAVEN.
Loomis' Musical & Masonic Journal
Mo 1,050
Georgia
DALTON.
Music Teacher Mo. 7,000
SAVANNAH.
Musical Echo Mo. 20,000
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Bohemian 20,000
Indicator Wkly. 3.900
Music Mo. 3,900
Musical Times Wkiy.
National Home & Musical Journal
Mo 2,000
Presto Wkly. 3,500
Indiana
LAFAYETTE.
Echo Mo. 16,000
LOGANSPORT.
Home Music Journal Mo. 3,200
Maine
WATERVILLE.
American Nation (Lit. & Mus.) ..Mo. 125,000
Massachusetts
Choir Journal Semi-Mo.
Leader Mo. 10,020
Musical Record Mo. 6,300
New England Conservatory Magazine
Bi-Mo 12,000
Opera Glass Mo. 10,000
Times Wkly. 7,000
Michigan
DETROIT.
Concert-Goer Mo. 10,000
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Cadenza Bi-Mo. 2,530
ST. LOUIS.
Kunkle's Musical Review Mo. 20,000
New Jersey
CAM DEN.
Musical Enterprise Mo. 2,750
New York
NEW YORK.
American Art Journal Wkly. .7,000
Church Choir Mo. 800
Dorrinant Mo. 501
Ey'ry Month (Lit. & Mus.) 55,000
Hints Mo.
Keynote Mo. 4,900
Metronome Mo. 18,500
Music, Song & Story fMo. 10,500
Music Trade Review V\ kly. 3 150
Musi: Trades Wkly. 3,S03
Musical Age Wkly. 3,500
.Musical Courier Wkly. 3,600
Musical Courier Tr
New York — Continued.
NEW YORK.
Musical Era Bi-Mo. 1,000
Organ Bi-Mo. 2,100
Pianist & Organist Mo.
Universal Song Qrt.y. 1,200
Violin World Mo.
Werner's Magazine (Mus.) Mo. 15,000
Ohio
BE RE A.
Musical Harp Mo. 1,260
CINCINNATI.
American Musician Mo. 5,145
Music & Drama Wkly. 1,000
DAYTON.
Choir Leader Mo. 15,000
STRONGSVILLE.
Young Folks' Music Monthly 760
YOUNGSTOWN.
American Musical Times Mo. 3,000
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Etude Mo. 35,000
Musical Tempo Bi-Mo.
Musician Mo. 11,500
Pepper's Musical Times Mo. 30,000
S. S. Stewart's Banjo, Mandolin &
Guitar Journal Bi-Mo.
READING.
Musical News .. ...Mo.
Virginia
DAYTON.
Musical Million Mo.
Wisconsin
ST. FRANCIS.
Caecilia (Ger.) Mo.
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Passe-Temps Bi- Wkly.
NEWS TRADE
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Book- & News-Dealer Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
Bookseller, Newsdealer & Stationer
Semi-Mo
Bookseller & Newsman Mo.
5,000
6,400
1,210
4,000
6,000
5,120
PAPER TRADE
Illinois.
CHICAGO.
Paper Trade T!i-Wk'y. 2,650
Stationer & Printer Semi-Mo. 2,100
Western Stationer Semi-Mo. 2,400
HOLYOKE.
Massachusetts
New England Pulp, Paper & Box
Maker Mo.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
New York
NEW YORK.
American Paper Trade & Wood Pulp
News VVkly. 2,240
American Stationer Wkly.
Geyer's Stationer 2,900
Paper Box Maker Mo. 2,800
Paper Mill & Wood Pulp News Wkly. 5,000
Paper Trade Tournal Wkly. 3,080
United States Paper-Maker Mo. 3,000
Ontario.
TORONTO.
Bookseller & Stationer . .
.Mo. 2,130
MONTREAL.
Pulp
Quebec
PHILANTHROPIC
BENEVOLENT
.Mo.
AND
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Children's Home Finder .., Mo.
Humane Journal Mo.
Kansas
LEAVENWORTH.
Home Record Mo.
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Lend a Hand Record Mo.
Little Wanderer's Advocate . ...Ortly.
New York
BUFFALO.
Our Record Mo.
NEW YORK.
Altruist Interchange Qrt'y.
Charities Mo.
Humane Alliance Mo.
Open Window Mo.
Our Animal Friends. S. P. C. A. Mo.
Sailors' Magazine (Evan.) Mo.
Sheltering Arms Mo.
ROCHESTER.
Industrial School Advocate Mo.
1,600
3,600
7,000
900
10,000
1,000
71). (HID
3,100
20,000
5,000
3,500
460
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
National Humane Educator Mo. 20,000
CLEVELAND.
Journal & Bulletin 2,500
PHOTOGRAPHY
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Pacific Photo-Journal Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Photo-Beacon Mo. 2,000
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Photo- Era .. Mo. 7,000
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis & Canadian Photographer
Mo
New York
BUFFALO.
Canadian Photographic Journal ..Mo.
Process Review & Journal of Electro-
typing Mo.
Professional Photographer Mo.
NEW YORK.
American Amateur Photographer Mo.
American Photogram Mo.
Anthony's Photographic Bulletin Mo.
Photo- American Mo.
Photographic Times ...Mo.
Photo-Min;ature Mo.
Practical Process Worker Mo.
Professional Pointer Mo.
Snap-Shots Mo.
Wilson's Photographic Magazine Mo.
2,0,0
1,480
4,300
4,000
1,000
3,200
3,000
1,560
2,000
1,500
16,000
Ohio
COLUMBUS.
Lens ..
.Mo.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
American Journal of Photography Mo. 1.6401
Camera Mo. 1,000
PITTSBURGH.
Photography Mo.
PLUMBING
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Domestic Engineering Wk'y. 2,600
Domestic Engineering Mo. 6,700
New York
NEW YORK.
Heating & Ventilation Mo. 6,250
Plumbers' Trade Journal ..Semi-Mo. 13,200
Sanitary Plumber Semi-Mo. 5,000'
POSTAL
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Trade-Postal Journal Mo. 1,360
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
American Postmaster Mo. 6,500
Fourth-Class Postmaster ...Semi-Mo. 10,800
Postal Record Mo. 10,030
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Railway Mail, R. M. S Wkly. 1,650
New York
NEW YORK.
U. S. Official Postal Guide ......Mo. 80,000
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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POTTERY AND BRICK
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Bricklayer & Mason's Journal Wkly. 4,400
Clay Record ." Semi-Mo. 4,400
I lustr_ted Class & Pot ery World Mo. 3,300
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Clay-Worker Mo. 5,100
New Jersey
TRENTON.
American Potters' Journal Wkly. 1,150
New York
NEW YORK.
China, Glass & Pottery Review ..Mo. 1,000
Ohio
EAST LIVERPOOL.
American Pottery Gazette Mo.
PRINTERS
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Pressman Mo.
Electrotype Journal Qrtly.
Engraver & Electrotyper ~ Mo. 800
Inland Printer Mo. 15,000
National Printer-Journalist Mo. 4,600
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Deutsch Amerikanische Buchdrucker-
Zeitung (Ger.) Semi-Mo.
Typographical Journal Semi-Mo.
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
New England Printing Trades Journal
Mo
Press & Printer Wkly.
SPRINGFIELD.
Stationer & Printer Mo.
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Typothetae & Plate Maker Mo.
1,100
1,000
3,800
3,100
New York
BUFFALO.
Process Review & Journal of Elec-
trotyping Mo.
NEW YORK.
American Craftsman
Practical Process Worker & Photo-
Mechanical Printer Mo.
Printer & Bookmaker .. ..Mo.
2,000
4,500
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Printer & Publisher ..Mo. 2,620
RAILROAD
Illinois
CHICAGO.
General Manager ....Mo. 5,200
Railway Age 5,000
Railway & Engineering Review Wkly. 6,000
Railway Mail, R. M. S Wkly. 1,650
Illinois — Continued.
CHICAGO.
Railway Master Mechanic Mo. 4,200
Headmaster & Foreman Mo. 7,200
Street Railway Review Mo. 3,100
PEORIA.
Locomotive Firemen's Magazine Mo. 32,100
Iowa
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Railway Conductor Mo. 22.500
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Railway Telegrapher Mo. 17,000
Railway Journal Mo.
Trackmen's Advance Advocate ...Mo. 12,500
New Jersey
NEWARK.
Railroad Employee Mo. 7,250
New York
NEW YORK.
American Engineer Mo. 3,720
Engineering News Wkly. 8,500
Journal of Railway Appliances ..Mo. 2,960
Locomotive Engineering Mo. 21,000
Official Railway Equipment Guide Mo. 2,400
Railroad Car Journal Mo. 2,240
Railroad Gazette \Vkly. 5,300
Railway Press Wkly.
Street Railway Journal Mo. 4,300
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Express Gazette Mo. 14,910
CLEVELAND.
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers'
Journal Mo. 33,500
Railroad Trainmen's Journal Mo. 32,500
Railway Era Mo. 5,975
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
International Passenger & Ticket
Agents' Journal Mo.
Railroad Record Semi-Mo. 5,000
Railway World Wkly. 1,500
SCRANTON.
Railway Employees' Journal ....Mo.
RAILROAD GUIDES, ETC.
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Bishop's ABC Guide Mo. 2,800
Railroad Gazetteer Mo. 7,000
.Colorado
DENVER.
Colorado Official Railway & Hotel
Gazette " Mo. 5,500
Official Railway Guide Mo. 4,700
Georgia
ATLANTA.
Watts' Official Railway Guide of the
South Mo. 4,000
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Rand, McNally Railway Guide ..Mo. 17,000
xlvi.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Inter-State R. R. Guide Mo. 8,030
Iowa
CEDAR RAPIDS.
Russell's Railway Guide Mo.
Railway Conductor Mo. 22,500
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
Marine & Railway Gazette Mo. 1,040
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
A U C Pathfinder Railway Guide Mo. 12,300
Michigan
DETROIT.
Wood's Official Railway Guide Mo.
Minnesota
ST. PAUL.
Railway & Hotel News D. 4,100
Nebraska
OMAHA.
Trans-Missouri Railway Guide ....Mo 2,150
New York
NEW YORK.
Mackey's ABC Guide Wkly. 7,000
Travelers' Official Railway Guide Mo. 8,000
Travelers' Ready Reference G'de Mo. 10,000
X Y Z Railway&Steamboat Guide Mo. 15,000
Ohio
NORWALK.
Railroader Guide Mo. 10,360
Oregon
PORTLAND.
Lewis & Dryden's Railway Guide Mo. 4,500
Washington
SEATTLE.
Railway & Marine Gazette Mo. 2,050
Quebec
MONTREAL.
International Railway & Steam Navi-
gation Guide Mo. 9,950
REAL ESTATE
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Economist Wkly. 3,000
Michigan
DETROIT.
American Land & Title Register Mo. 3,500
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Real Estate Bulletin & Building As-
sociation News
New Jersey
ELIZABETH.
Contractor & Record Wkly. 1,525
New York
NEW YORK.
American Landlord Mo. 1,000
Record & Guide Wkly. 7,500
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Real Estate Record Wkly. 2,900
PITTSBURGH.
Real Estate Record Wkly. 3,120
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE.
Real Estate Register Wkly. 2,000
SEWING MACHINE
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Sewing Machine Advance Mo. 3,700
New York
NEW YORK.
Sewing Machine Times Semi-Mo. 2,460
SHIPPING AND MARINE
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Coast Seaman's Journal Wkly.
Commercial News D.
Commercial News Wklv.
Commercial News & Shipping List D.
Pacific Coast Marine Record ..Wkly.
Massachusetts
NEW BEDFORD.
Whaltmtn's Shipping List Wkly.
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Waterways Journal Wkly.
New York
NEW YORK.
American Shipbuilder Wkly.
Marine Journal Wkly.
Maritime Register Wkly.
Nautical Gazette Wkly.
Ohio
CLEVELAND.
Marine Record Wkly.
Marine Review Wkly.
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Maritime Journal Wkly.
3,200
900
1,000
1,000
1,030
1,450
2,000
2,900
5,250
(5,690
6.000
2,000
1,000
SHOE AND LEATHER TRADE
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Hide & Leather Wkly. 3,200
Schuh & Leder (Ger.) Wkly. 3,000
Shoe & Leather Review ..Semi-Wkly. 5,000
Shoe & Trade Journal Wkly. 2,200
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Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Boot & Shoe Recorder ...Wkly. 9,000
Superintendent & Foreman ....Wkly.
Minnesota
ST. PAUL.
Northwestern Shoe & Leather Jour-
nal Mo. 6,000
Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
Shoe & Leather Gazette Wkly. 3,100
New York
NEW YORK.
Boots & Shoes Weekly 2,900
Leather Manufacturer Mo. 1,650
Shoe & Leather Reporter Wkly. 5.300
Shoe Retailer Me. 6,000
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Shoe & Leather Facts Wkly. 4,000
Trunk & Leather Goods Review Mo. 2,050
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Shoe & Leather Journal Mo. 1,466
SOAP AND PERFUMERY
New York
NEW YORK.
American Soap Journal ...Mo. 1163
Soap Gazette & Perfumer Mo. 1,000
SPORTS AND SPORTING
California
LOS ANGELES.
Pacific Field Mo. 1,100
Wheeling (Bicy.) Mo.
SAN FRANCISCO.
California Illustrated World ....Wkly. 7,500
California Turf 1,625
Field Sports Mo. 3,400
National Review Mo. 1,500
Traveler Mo. 7,500
Western Sports
Colorado
DENVER.
Cycling West .' Wkly. 8,000
Outdoor Life Mo. 10,100
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
Hatchet Wkly. 2,700
Georgia
BLAKELY.
Southern Pit Games Mo. 750
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Checker Review Mo. 1,000
American Field : 11,000
Cycle Age & Trade Review 25,000
Sporting Life Wkly. 10,500
Sports Afield Mo. 22,500
W'estern Golfer Mo.
Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS.
Cycler-Ensign Wkly. 2,400'
Wheelmen's Gazette Mo. 11,200.
Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.
Southern Cyclist Wkly. 900'
Maine
BANCO R.
Maine Sportsman Mo. 2,100'
PHILLIPS.
Phonograph Wkly. 3,940-
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
American Stock-Keeper Wkly. 6,500
Bicycling World Wkly. 11,000
Golfer Mo. 47,000
Intercollegiate Athlete (Coll.) Bi-Wkly
Land & Water Mo. 40,000>
New England Sportsman Mo.
Spirit of the Hub Wkly. 2,000-
Wheelwoman Mo.
PITTSFIELD.
Game Pointer Mo.
Michigan
BATTLE CREEK.
Dog Fancier Mo. 1,600-
Game Fanciers' Journal Mo. 1,750
DETROIT.
Sporting Record Wkly. 2,500-
GRAND RAPIDS.
Michigan Cyclist Wkly. 2,700>
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Western Sportsman Mo. 2,000
ST. LOUIS.
Fish & Game Protector & Sports-
man's Guide Mo.
Pedal (Bicy.) Wkly. 4,000.
Sporting News Wkly. 62,000
Nebraska
OMAHA.
Western Cyclist Wkly. 4,237
New Hampshire
WEST DERRY.
Checker-Board Mo. 640-
New Jersey
MOORESTOWN.
Loose Spokes (Bicy.) Mo. 1,550-
New York
BUFFALO.
Two-Step (Dancing) Mo. 1,04»
NEW YORK.
Amateur Athlete Wkly. 11,00».
Amateur Sportsman Mo. 6,000
Amateur Angler Mo. 3,240
American Bowler Wkly. 1,600
American Chess Magazine Mo. 5,000
American Homing Review. .Semi-Mo. 5,000
American Kennel Gazette Mo. 700
Athletic Club Journal Mo. 2,760
Bowlers' Journal Wkly. 3,275-
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New York — Continued
YORK.
Clipper Wkly. 20,500
Field and Stream Mo. 25,4 JO
Forest and Stream Wkly. 11,5*10
Fur, Fin and Feather Bi-Mo. 8,200
Golf Mo. 20,000
Mahatma (Magic) Mo.
Morning Telegraph D.
Outing Mo. 90,000
Recreation Mo. 60,000
Rider and Driver , Wkly. 10,000
Rudder (Yachting) Mo. 10,650
Shooting & Fishing Wkly. 7,100
Sokol Americky (Bohem.) Mo. 3,000
Spirit of the Times Wkly. 15,000
Sport (Ger.) Wkly.
Standard Wkly. 89,000
Talent Mo. 2,800
Turf, Field and Farm Wkly. 40,000
Universal (Bicy.) Mo.
Wheel and Cycling Trade Review,
Wkly. 9,000
Yachting Wkly. 8,000
ROCHESTER.
Sidepaths (Bicy.) Bi-Wkly. 4,500
SYRACUSE.
Sporting Goods Gazette Mo. 5,070
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Sportsmen's Review and Bicycle
News Semi-Mo. 32,000
CLEVELAND.
American Sportsman Wkly. 5,100
Cycling Gazette Wkly.
Pennsylvania
JERIE.
Lake Shore Wheelman ....Semi-Mo.
GERMANTOWN.
Homing Exchange Mo.
PHILADELPHIA.
American Cricketer Wkly.
Cycle Trade Journal Mo.
Journal of the Times Wkly.
Pigeon Flying Mo.
Scorcher (Bicy.) Wkly.
Sporting Life Wkly.
Whist Opinion Wkly.
SAYRE.
Game Fowl Monthly
500
500
900
18,500
500
1,000
42,400
2,000
1,903
Tennessee
•COLUMBIA.
Dixie Game Fowl Mo.
Texas
AUSTIN.
Texas Sportsman Mo.
B ELTON.
Southwestern Cockers' Journal ..Mo.
DECATUR.
Dog Sporter Mo.
Wisconsin
MILWAUKEE.
Pneumatic (Bicy.) Mo.
Whist Mo.
500
3,910
5,310
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Kennel Gazette Mo. 2,000
Canadian Sportsman Wkly. 4,100
Canadian Wheelman Semi-Mo. 7,000
Cycling Senii-Mo. 6,4.0
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Rod and Gun in Canada . .
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Florida
OCALA.
Florida Sunday School Worker ..Mo. 700
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Bible Student (Friends) Mo. 1,000
Friends' Bible School Quarterly 36.000
Sunday School Lesson Illustrator
(Evan.) Mo. 15,000
ELGIN.
New Century Sunday School
Teachers' Monthly
Indiana
ELKHART.
Sunday School Helps (Menn.). .Ortly.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Awakener Mo.
Iowa
OSKALOOSA.
Iowa Sunday School Helper Mo.
Kentucky
LOUISVILLE.
Kentucky Sunday School Re-
porter Mo.
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
Besidka (Boh.) (Morav.)
8,500
2,440
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Intermediate Sunday School Quar-
terly (Und.)
Junior Sunday School Quarterly
(Und.)
Pilgrim Teacher (Cong.) Mo.
Scholar's Quarterly (Und.)
Senior Sunday School Quarterly
(Und.)
Star Quarterly (Und.)
Sunday School Helper (Univ.) ..Mo.
Michigan
DETROIT.
Sunday School Advance (S. S.)..Mo.
Minnesota
MINNEOTA.
Kennarinn (Icelandic) Mo.
Mississippi
WESSON.
Mississippi Sunday School Worker.Mo.
70,000
80,000
15,000
15,000
120,000
1'IHI.IMIO
4,700
2,000
710
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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Missouri
ST. LOUIS.
B;ble Student (Chn.) Qrtly. 75,000
National Baptist Teacher Qrtly-
Scholars' Quarterly (Chn.) 72.000
Youth's Quarterly (Chn.) 49,000
New Jersey
TRENTON.
Sunday School Messenger (Und.).Mo. 2,800
New York
NEW YORK.
Berean Intermediate Lesson. Quar-
terly (Meth.) 600,000
Berean Senior Lesson Quarterly
(Meth.) ~ 227.000
Classmate (Metb.) Wkly. 50,000
Sunday School Journal (Meth.) ..Mo. 105,000
Young Catholic (Cath.) ....Bi-Wkly. 30,000
Ohio
AKRON.
Young People's Lesson Quarterly
CINCINNATI.
Senior Quarterly
Standard Bible Lesson Qrtly-
Sunday School Journal (Meth.).. Mo.
CLEVELAND.
Evangelical S. S. Quarterly (Evan.).
Evangelical S. S. Teacher (Evan.) Mo.
DAYTON.
Our Bible Lesson Quarterly (U.
Breth.)
Our Bible Teacher (U. Breth.).. Mo.
20,000
205,000
50,000
91,450
95,000
6,000
165.000
6,000
Oklahoma
GUTHRIE.
Sunday School Worker Mo. 4,000
Pennsylvania
IIARRISBURG.
Evangelical Bible Quarterly
(Evan.) 48,420
Evangelical Bible Teacher (Evan.). Mo. 3,500
PHILADELPHIA.
Advanced Quarterly (Bapt.) 585,000
Advanced Scholars' Quarterly
(Ref. Ch) 91,500
American Church Sunday School
Magazine (Epis.) Mo. t>,500
American S. S. Union Quarterly 70,000
Augsburg Sunday School Teacher
(Luth.) Mo. 14,000
Baptist Superintendent (Bapt.) ..Mo. 10,000
Baptist Teacher (Bapt.) Mo. 76,500
Guardian Angel (Cath.) Wkly. 36,400
Heidelberg Teacher (Ref. Ch.) ..Mo. 10,460
Intermediate Ouarterly (Rapt.) .. 285,000
Intermediate Scholars' Quarterly
(Ref. Ch.) 22,000
Pennsylvania Herald Mo. 10,420
Primary Quarterly (Bapt.) 300,000
Scattered 'Seeds (Friends) Mo. 4,700
Senior Quarterly (Bapt.) 212,000
Sunday School Times (Evan).. .Wkly 156,300
Sunday School World Mo.
Westminster Teacher (Pres.) Mo. 73,000
PITTSBURGH.
Bible Teacher (U. Pres.) .Mo. 7,200
YORK.
Christian's Guide Mo. 2,300
Sunday School Quarterly (Evan.) .... 20000
Teachers' Journal (Evan.) Mo. 2,600
Tennessee
NASHVILLE.
Advanced Ouarterly (Bapt.) 189,500
Bible Study Mo. 6,200
Gospel Advanced Quarterly (Chn.)
Gospel Intermediate Quarterly
(Chn.)
Intermediate Ouarterly (Bapt.) .. 99,750
Primary Ouarterly (Bapt.) 114,890'
Sunday School Comments (Cum.
Pre?.) Qrtly. 39,800
Sunday School Magazine (Meth.). Mo. 40,975-
Teacher (Bapt.) Mo.
Utah
SALT LAKE CITY.
Juvenile Instructor (Morm.).Semi-M. 8,200-
Ontario
TORONTO.
Sunday School Banner (Meth.).. Mo. 15,800-
TEXTILE FABRICS
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Fibre & Fabric Wkly. 5,500-
Journal of Commerce 5. SOU
Textile World Mo. 6,000
New York
NEW YORK.
American Knit-Goods Review ..Mo.
American Silk Journal Mo. 1,000
Bennett's Weekly Wkly. 2,450-
Fabrics, Fancy Goods & Notions. Mo. 6,12ft
Textile Manufacturers' Journal. Wkly.
North Carolina
CHARLOTTE.
Southern & Western Textile Ex-
celsior Wkly. 2,100
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Textile Colorist Mo. 5,300
Textile Record of America Mo. 5,00ft
Quebec
MONTREAL.
Canadian Journal of Fabrics Mo. 1,000>
TIN WORKERS
Pennsylvania
PITTSBURGH.
Tin & Terne & the Metal
World Bi-Wkly. 800>
TOBACCO
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Western Cigar & Tobacco Journal. Mo 3,250
LOUISVILLE.
Weed .
Kentucky
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Every year in advertising.
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Minnesota
MINNEAPOLIS.
.Cigar & Tobacco Journal ........ Mo. 3,600
New York
NEW YORK.
Tobacco ......................... Wkly. 4,400
Tobacco Leaf ................... Wkly. 4,250
U. S. Tobacco Journal ........ Wkly. 6,700
North Carolina
WINSTON.
Southern Tobacco Journal ---- Wkly. 800
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Tobacco Trade Review ........ Wkly. 1,000
Western Tobacco Journal. ..Semi- W. 5,500
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Tobacco World ................. Wkly. 3,960
Virginia
DANVILLE.
Tobacco Journal ............... Wkly. 1,020
RICHMOND.
Southern Tobacconist .......... Wkly. 1,200
Ontario
TORONTO.
Canadian Cigar & Tobacco Jour-
nal ............................... Mo.
TRADE AND INDUSTRIAL
JOURNALS-(Unclassified)
Alabama
BIRMINGHAM.
Dixie Manufacturer ..............
Manufacturers' Review ....Semi-Mo.
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Globe-Review ................... Wkly. 2,400
R e v i sta Hispano - Americana
(Span.) .......................... Mo. 2,900
Florida
JACKSONVILLE.
Industrial Florida ................ Mo. 3,100
Georgia
ATLANTA.
Dixie .............................. Mo. 8,000
Southern Industrial News .Semi-Mo.
Illinois
CHICAGO.
Cement ............................ Mo.
Commercial Stamp Trade Journa'.Mo. 1,000
Department Store Magazine & General
Store Review .................... Mo.
Deutsche Industrie (Ger.) ...... Mo. 8,500
Harman's Journal of Window
Dressing ......................... Mo. 1,200
5,000
14,000
4,000
2,700
1,200
Illinois — Continued
CHICAGO.
International Wood Worker
(Lab.) Mo.
Machinists' Journal (Lab.) Mo.
National Auctioneer Mo.
Operative Miller Mo.
Shears Mo.
Show Window Mo.
Typewriter World Mo.
Iowa
DUBUQUE.
Trade Journal Mo.
Kansas
KANSAS CITY.
Boiler Makers' & Iron Ship
Builders' Journal (Union) Mo.
LYONS.
Weavers' Herald (Lab.) Mo. 10,000
Maine
BANGOR.
Industrial Journal Wkly. 2,000
Maryland
BALTIMORE.
Manufacturers' Record Wkly. 6,000
Michigan
BAY CITY.
Sugar Beet Wkly.
DETROIT.
Motorman & Conductor (Lab.) Mo. 21,000
GRAND RAPIDS.
American Cheesemaker M6. 6,000
Michigan Artisan Mo. 5,100
PORT HURON.
Threshermen's Review Mo. 18,400
Mississippi
MERIDIAN.
American Ginner Mo. 400
Missouri
KANSAS CITY.
Haymaker Wkly. 3,100
Manufacturer Mo.
ST. LOUIS.
Manufacturer Semi-Mo.
Trade Review Wkly. 17,000
New York
BUFFALO.
Department Store Review Mo. 5,500
CANAJOHARIE.
Hay Trade Journal Wkly. 2,800
NEW YORK.
Exportador Americano (Span.) ..Mo. 3,520
Spice Mill Mo. 2,100
Supply Journal Mo. 2,950
Supply World Mo. 2,700
Trade-Mark Record Mo. 1,000
Hi- REMINGTON BROTHERS'
At Our
Command
are the best artists, the best
typesetters, and the best
placers of advertising in
America. We can help you
with your advertising.
REMINGTON BROS.
New York Life Building
346 Broadway, New York.
'NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Ohio
CINCINNATI.
Iron Moulders' Journal Mo. 12,000
Merchant & Manufacturer ....Wkly. 2,400
Pennsylvania
E ASTON.
Slate Mo. 400
-PHILADELPHIA.
Carpenter Mo. 29,250
Dyers' Trade Journal Mo, 1,000
Manufacturer Bi-Mo. 5,000
Sugar Beet Mo. 2,150
Traffic Mo. 15,000
Tennessee
CHATTANOOGA.
Tradesman Semi-Mo. 7,200
Texas
WACO.
Cotton dinners' Journal Mo. 3,000
Planter & Ginner Mo. 700
Virginia
RICHMOND.
Mercantile & Manufacturing Jour-
nal Mo. 3,100
ROANOKE.
Farm, Furnace & Factory Mo. 10,000
Wisconsin
MADISON.
American Thresherman Mo. 42,000
Ontario
KINGSTON.
Canadian Cheese & Butter Maker. Mo. 1,090
TORONTO.
Canadian Manufacturer ....Semi-Mo. 4,000
Merchant & Manufacturer Mo. 2,000
TRAVEL
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Traveler Mo. 7,500
Illinois
CHICAGO.
International Mo. 8,500
Pointer Mo.
Ontario
TORONTO.
Railway & Shipping World Mo.
Travel & Recreation Mo.
UNDERTAKERS, 'CEMETERY,
ETC
Illinois
CHICAGO. v •
Embalmers' Monthly 2,800
Monumental News Mo. 2,500
Park & Cemetery Mo. 2,100
Western Undertaker Mo. 4,100
New York
NEW YORK.
Sunnysicie Mo. 4,146
ROCHESTER.
Casket > Mo. '5,900
Ontario
TORONTO.
Furniture & Upholstery Journal
& Undertakers' Gazette ,..Mo.
JEWELERS
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Jeweler Mo.
Jewelers' Journal Mo.
New York
NEW YORK.
Jewelers' Circular Wkly.
Jewelers' Review Wkly.
Jewelers' Weekly
4,600
4,000
10,000
10,210
7,640
Pennsylvania
PHILADELPHIA.
Keystone Mo. 17,500
Rhode Island
PROVIDENCE.
Jewelers' Herald Wkly.
Manufacturing Jeweler Wkly. 3,000
Ontario
TORONTO.
Trader Mo. 1,500
WOOL TRADE
Illinois
CHICAGO.
American Sheep Breeder & Wool
Grower Mo.
Wool Markets & Sheep. .. .Semi-Mo. 12,000
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
American Wool & Cotton Re-
porter Wkly. 7,400
Commercial Bulletin Wkly. 15,000
•liv.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
New York
NEW YORK.
Wool Record Wkly 15,000
Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON.
Dorset Courier Mo. 2,100
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
California
SAN FRANCISCO.
Searchlight Mo.
District of Columbia
WASHINGTON.
Woman's Tribune Wkly. 4,500
Massachusetts
BOSTON.
Woman's Column Wkly. 10,500
Woman's Journal Wkly 4,000
Oregon
PORTLAND.
Pacific Empire 5,000
Utah
SALT LAKE CITY.
Woman's Exponent Semt-Mo. 800
Wisconsin
BRODHEAD.
Citizen Mo. 2,050
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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Eastern Arkansas
THE BRINKLEY ARGUS
FOLSOM, PUBLISHER, 1876 FOLSOM, JR., PUBLISHER, 1900
Ten yt'iir.f (tf SttCCCH umli'r pi'i'WHt ou'iicrxhiji.
ALL HOME PRINT and EVERY SUBSCRIBER A CASH PAYER
The oldest paper in a city of 3,300. The railroad and timber center
of Eastern Arkansas. Five railroads, four stove factories,
oil mill, ice factory, compress, car works,
railroad machine shops, etc.
If You Want To !
you can reach the German speaking
(German-Americans) population of
South-east IOWA, to your advan-
tage, through the columns of
The
Volksfreund-
Tribune
(Daily and Weekly)
Address
VOLKSFREUND PUBLISHING CO.
Burlington, Iowa
No. 424 N. Main Street
Population :
Burlington, 29,650 ; Des Moines County, 43,825
BURLINGTON, IOWA.— A manufacturing and-
jobbing center of note ; excellent farm-
ing country surrounding ; a progressive
and prosperous community.
Augusta
e publish the oldest German paper in the
State. EntablMi&l 1859.
(da.)
Herald
REACHES
60,000 CITY PEOPLE 100,000 IN
COUNTY AND 300,000 IN
SURROUNDING TERRITORY.
Double the circulation of any
local paper, and more want ads.
than all other papers in this
section combined.
Agencies want satisfied custom-
ers. They satisfy them when
they use the AUGUSTA HERALD.
W. C. FAULKNER
23 Park Row, N. Y. City
T. J. SHERON, Mgr.
Augusta, Ga.
THE MOUNTAIN ECHO
SUCCESSOR TO " The Blast "
C. C. RODGERS, Publisher.
W. S. RODGERS, Editor.
Independent in Politics— a People's Paper
The only paper published in the Santa Cruz Mountains. The
beauty spot of Sunny California. Principal productions — lumber,
wood, fruit and wine.
Issued every Saturday at Boulder Creek, California. Subscription rates : one
year, $1.00 ; six months, 50 cents. Advertising rates, 50 cents an inch per month.
Advertising patronage solicited. Special rates to regular cash advertisers.
306 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ESTABLISHED 1850. CIRCULATION 1,784.
The Bluff ton Banner
P. A. ALLEN, Publisher. BLUFFTON, IMD.
Democratic official paper of county and city. Six column quarto. All home print.
Issued every Wednesday. 15EST advertising medium in Wells county.
ftotea furnithed mi <ijt/i/ir<tti<m.
Is the leading family and local weekly newspaper of Central Illinois. It is published at Beardstown,
Illinois, at $1.00 per year. It is the Off ICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY, and is the best advertising medium in
this section as it reaches the largest number of people.
y3r' Patronage Solicited. Write for Sample Copy and Rates
LOU S. ALLARD, Editor and Proprietor. BEARDSTOWN, ILL.
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY. 75 Cents a Year, in Advance. CIRCULATION, 800.
THE ACWORTH POST
Ac worth, Cobb County ROBERT B. WALKER
GEORGIA Editor and Publisher
In point of character and influence it has no competitor in its section, and as an advertising medium
has no superior. The Post circulates extensively throughout the finest agricultural and mining regions of
North Georgia, and is read by the most intelligent and wealthy classes. AN AD. IN IT DOES THE WORK.
THE WESLEYAM CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
Established 183B 72,000 Circulation
HFFICI AL organ of 165,000 Methodists in Georgia. The oldest religious paper in the State and worth
more, as an advertising medium, than all the other religious papers in the State combined. None
but reputable and responsible advertisers are admitted to its columns, and it is looked upon as
absolutely reliable by all its readers. For rates and sample copies address
T. T. CHRISTIAN, Business Manager
RATES LOW. RESULTS SURE. 402 and 404 Equitable Building, ATLANTA, GEORGIA
THE DE SOTO COUNTY NEWS
is the OFFICIAL ORGAN of DE SOTO COUNTY,
and TOWN OF ARCADIA :: :: :: ::
CIRCULATION OF THE NEWS IS 500. ADVERTISING RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
FRANK HORTON, Editor.
THE ALBION JOURNAL
ALBION, ILLINOIS
A bright, newsy, all-at-home print eight-page newspaper, read by three-fourths of the families in
the best county in Southern Illinois. Twenty-ninth year. Only paper in Edwards County.
WALTER COLYER, Publisher
Leading Country Weekly
•« •« of South Alabama
The Standard Gauge
Twelfth Successful Year Under Its Present Management.
Published Weekly at Brewton, Ala
HUE \VTdX.— Population 2.000, County Seat, Public
Water and Klectric Light Plant, (lood Schools
and Churches.
KSVAMBIA CO UX T )'.— Population 10,000. Lumber-
ing, Farming, Truck -Growing and Cattle
Raising.
THE STAXDARD GA UGE.— The people's favorite. Advertising
rates moderate— made known on application.
THE BLOOMFIELD DEMOCRAT
WM. M. MOSS, Editor and Proprietor. BLOOMFIELD, IMD.
FIFTY PER CENT. LARGER CIRCULATION among the 35,000
INHABITANTS of Greene County than any other newspaper. ITS
FIELD IS GREENE COUNTY, the best County in Indiana. IT
COVERS ITS FIELD like the table-cloth covers the table.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
307
MICANOPY,
FLA.
Hustler
EVERY
SATURDAY
For Advertising Rates, address
THE PUBLISHERS
1HE MICANOPY
HUSTLER is a
seven columns to the
page paper. Democratic
in politics. Good and
influential circulation. ::::
Published right in the
center of the Orange and
Vegetable belt of the
State. :: :: :: :: :: :: :: :: ::
The Daily News
An Independent, Non-Partisan Newspaper,
devoted to the interests of Santa Barbara, Cal.
The best and lowest- priced daily. The
merchant, the capitalist, the man of leisure
and the man of toil read it— everybody reads it.
The only Santa Barbara Daily that dares to
have an Opinion. The best adver-
tising medium in the county.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
One month, by carrier, 50 cents.
Three months, " $1.50.
Six " " 3.00.
One year, by mail, - 6.00.
FRANK SANDS,
Editor and Proprietor,
SANTA BARBARA, CAL.
308
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General Advertiser
The paper that is preferred by the
local merchant is the one to use ; such
a paper in Eastern Connecticut is
The Norwich
Post
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Four pages daily — One Cent.
Established
February 16, 1895.
More news than either of its 2c. contemporaries gives. It is
the most popular paper in the city with local merchants. It
has recently installed a new and fast press, and in every
way it is up-to-date. Send for a sample copy. That will
tell the story — or " Remington will tell you."
The rates are reasonable, and we •will prove over
1,800 Daily
44 Books and carrier system are open for inspection."
The POST has one of the finest plants in the State, and is
a typographical beauty, and newsy.
Independent in politics.
" Honest — Fearless — Just/'
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 309
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• Jerseyville
I Republican
..».«. *».».».». ».».«•»» »-• — •
Established 1865 j
Subscription, $1.50 a Year »
J. W. BECKER
Only Republican Paper in Jersey I
t-m- ... TII* • County, one of the richest counties
4 Jerseyville, Illinois in southern nunois. \
Large Circulation Best Advertising Medium J
Carter County Bugle
ESTABLISHED IN 1891
The Bugle is the only paper that ever made a success in the county, and the adjoining
counties are without a paper, and the territory is covered by its circulation.
The county is underlaid with rich coal fields, with more than 3,000 miners busy excavating
it. The soil is rich and productive — a fine tobacco country.
The Bugle does business for some of the largest advertisers (send for sample copy), has a
circulation of 1,150 bonafiide. Advertising rates low. Investigate !
B. H. RUTJyEDGE, Editor and Proprietor, GRAYSON, KY.
The only advertising medium of note between Ashland and Lexington.
The Hartford
Journal
HARTFORD
CONNECTICUT
Established 1867, by JOSEPH H. BARNUM. Asa Sunday Paper, 1874
Issued Saturday and Sunday
for Hartford and Vicinity
Special Edition to the Suburbs - Valuable as an Advertising Medium
Published Every
Wednesday
NO ALLEGANY COUNTY NEWSPAPER
has so large a Home Circulation in proportion
to the population of the town in which it
is printed as has ::::::
The Andover News
MOSHER & GREENE, Publishers.
ANDOVER, - ALLEGANY COUNTY, - NEW YORK.
The Andover News is unsurpassed as an
Advertising Medium. . . Send for rates.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
NEWS=REPORTER
Every Evening ( except Saturday )
and Sunday Morning.
LEADVILLE, COLORADO.
Independent in politics and therefore read by all classes.
First-class circulation in this important Silver and Lead
mining region. Advertisin rates low for value given.
THOS. P. TOBIN, Mgr.
Leadville, Colo.
The Wayne
County News
Is a Democratic weekly and the official organ of Wayne County
and City of Jesup, the county seat. Jesup is located at the junc-
tion of the Plant System and Southern Railroads, with a popu-
lation of 1,200, the greatest industries in the scope of country
which the News covers are agriculture, sawmilling, lumbering
and stock raising, and by a majority of those engaged in such
work the News is read; therefore it is a splendid advertising
medium and covers a large scope of South Georgia. To re-
ceive best results from this section you should advertise in the
News.
For further information address
C. C. TINDALL, Editor and Bus. Mgr. News, JESUP, Ga.
THE JACKSON HUSTLER,
Democratic.
Established 12 years.
Jackson, Ky.
Population, 2,000.
Two Roads.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
Only Paper in the County. jty? Circulation, 2,280 (sworn).
Advertising space limited. Due bill advertisers are asked to continue propositions — plenty
of room in the wastebasket. Advertising wanted, but don't swing on our gate if you don't want to
pay for it. We carry a bank account, and if we fail to get our price for an ad. and lose it, it
doesn't matter. Advertisers not allowed to fix our rates— we do that. Write for rates and you
get our rates, not yours, and you will pay these or stay out of our territory.
T. M. MORROW, Proprietor.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 311
THE EXCELSIOR,
MAQUOKETA, IOWA
Semi-weekly Griffin, Van Doren & Griffin, Publishers
The largest circulation of any Republican news- Published continuously since 1856.
paper in the county.
The oldest paper in the county. The best class
of circulation.
The only semi-weekly in the county. All the
rest are weeklies.
Macomb (in.) Daily Journal In^Vof1 y 30,000.
Thf* \\7f»|^H\7 Irkl1f*t~15l1 'S l^e °'^est PaPer 'n 'he county. It is read by those
1 IIC VV eClViy JUUrlldl Whom best advertisers desire to reach.
THE Two COVER THE COUNTY. Address: JOURNAL PRINTING COMPANY, Macomb, 111.
The La Grange
Reporter
Oldest and most widely circulated paper
in Western Georgia.
RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
LA- GRANGE has a population of 6,000.
Educational center and two large cotton
Daily and Weekly factories. 3°,ooo spindle
The Florida Christian Advocate
is published and edited by Rev. Josephus Anderson, D.D., at Leesburg,
Fla. It is regarded by many readers as the best religious paper in the
South. It is read and then handed or mailed to others ; consequently is an
excellent home and advertising paper. $i.5o a year ; $1.00 to ministers.
The
Lafayette <AI. o RICHHOND
THE
Sun
JAS. E. TIMMONS,
Proprietor
F yVI is the leading Daily of
Eastern Indiana and
has double the circulation of any other
in the Sixth Congressional District.
An eight-page paper, all home print,
in the great cotton belt of Ala.
Fine medium for advertisers. The on|y papef ,n thjs dty that makes fl
Rates made known on application.
sworn circulation. BARNES & GORDON, Pubs.
$1.50 per Year. Thursdays.
THE McHENRY PLAINDEALER
Published by The Mcftenry Plaindealer Co., E. J. HAZEL, Mgr.
Advertising Rates on Application. HcHENRY, ILLINOIS.
Established 1887. $1.50 per Year. Issued Semi-Weekly. All Home Print.
SHENANDOAH
IOWA
/
Tuesday Four Pages. Friday Eight Pages.
Average Circulation c N MARVIN, Editor and Proprietor.
Shenandoah Sentinel,
Tuesday Four Pages. Friday Eight Pages.
Average Circulation c N MARVIN. Editor a. „,.„„,.
Each Issue Since '95 Exceeds 2,6oo U. G. REIXINGER, Ass't Editor and Manager.
312 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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EVERYBODY WANTS
I
I The Live Stock Journal
reach the best buyers in the great Live Stock and Agri-
cultural States in the Mississippi Valley. The Live Stock $
_ Journal is pre-eminently in the lead for Agricultural
vertising that pays. It reaches the stock farmers and breeders,
I A who subscribe for it on its merits. The Live Stock industry is
^ _at enjoying the highest prosperity. You cannot reach our readers
» BT* with any other paper. The Stock Journal stands at the head
I for successful, practical advertising, is the Pioneer Stock Journal
n of America (established 1868), and the recognized authority on
live stock. Published semi-monthly, $1.00 a year. It reaches
\^ the masses. Our Advertising Rate of $3.00 per inch is very low
1 for our large circulation and the superior character of our jour-
nal, handsomely printed and illustrated. Start in now and join
our prosperity.
T. & T. A. BUTTERWORTH, Publishers,
J 152 East 50th Street, Chicago, and Quincy, HI. $
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I The Arcola Record
Published at Arcola, III., a thriving little city of 2,500 inhab-
itants, and is the Great Broomcorn Center of the World.
i| The Record Readers Have Money
It circulates among the well-to-do farmers of Central
Illinois, and has readers in every state. Subscription,
$1.50 per year. Advertising Kates sent on application.
It is recognized as the
Y
: Great Broomcorn Paper of the World !
It also gives local and general news. Job Printing done in a
style that pleases. Address all communications to publishers.
NATHAN COLLINS & SONS, Arcola,
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 313
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Do You Want
To reach the rural population of Southeast
Georgia ? If so, The Guidon is the best
medium through which to do it. Bright,
TUT: r TTmrkivr newsy and clean, it is taken into their homes
Irlfc liulDUJN and read, advertisements and all. All home
Meldrin, Ga. print. Rates reasonable.
The Hindsboro News
Hindsboro, 111.
Circulation, 800. A model country newspaper,
situated in the heart of the broom corn district.
Best advertising medium in Douglas County.
We will furnish a list of names of Address
300 farmers in this county for $1.00. M. Monroe Mclntyre, Publisher
\. HIGH SPRINGS, FLORIDA, population 2,000. In Alochua County
tL and center of Phosphate mining belt. Also the greatest cotton
market in this or any adjoining county. Plant System Railroad
t shops located here. Proposed industries are ice, cotton and
furniture factories.
High Springs Sentinel
rounding country. Its popularity is ever increasing. If you have
f. anything that will interest mining, railroad and farming commun-
k. ity, advertise in the SENTINEL. It will do you good. Rates
y reasonable and are quoted on application.
ISRAEL N. PUTNAM, Editor and Proprietor.
The Weekly Acorn
Published at Marshall, 111., is now in its eighteenth
year. It is a "Middle of the Reader," and conse-
quently reaches a class of readers who do not read old
party papers. This fact renders it a most profitable
advertising medium. For rates or sample copies
address the editor,
J. J. SEWELL, Marshall, 111.
314 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN NORTH ARKANSAS.
Strictly Democratic. Established June, 1890. Subscription $1.00 a Year.
MAMMOTH SPRING DEMOCRAT
WM. H. V. WAHLQIIST, Editor and Proprietor.
In Fruit Section. — # — Weekly Circulation, 1,728.
MAMMOTH SPRING, FULTON COUNTY, ARKANSAS.
m M AMMOTH SPRING is located on the State line between Missouri and
|% jM Arkansas on the K. C. F. S. & M. R. R., midway between Spring-
|m/l field, Mo., and Memphis, Tenn. The town takes its name from a
gigantic spring, the flow of which is 50,000 cubic feet pure, cold,
I T • sparkling water per minute, and the small amount of power which
has been harnessed drives the heavy machinery of a large cotton
gin, cotton factory, roller flouring mill and electric light plant. The town is
surrounded by the richest zinc fields in the world, and the best and surest
fruit section in the Union, California not excepted. This is a new country and
manufacturers would do well to talk to these people. You can reach them
through the columns of the Democrat.
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WE BLOW OUR OWN HORN!
The Favorite
South Arkansas Newspaper,
The
COLUMBIA BANNER
A prosperous paper in a prosperous country. 21 years' success-
ful publication without missing an issue, is our record. Has the
largest guaranteed circulation of any newspaper in Arkansas,
south of Little Rock. All Home Print.
We pay cash for what we buy, and if you get our space you
will pay cash for it; no trades. Orders from unknown agencies,
and firms without rating, must be accompanied with the cash to
secure attention. All we ask you is to give us a trial, and you
will renew. Write for rates.
EMERSON PtBLISHING COMPANY, Proprietors.
Magnolia, Ark. E. A. PEFFLEY, Business Manager.
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NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
The
Woman's Magazine
A publication which goes to
THE PEOPLE
who are heads of families,
who live in rural districts,
who buy of mail order houses,
who have paid us,
who will pay you.
Advertisers have found their lists incomplete
until this great trade-getter is included.
In Its
Fifth Year
50,000
Proved Circulation
Our circulation has been secured in a way which makes
our subscribers the most desirable class of people for mail-
order and general advertisers. Circulation based upon and
claims substantiated by postoffice receipts.
Write for a Sample Copy and Rate Card.
THE MAGAZINE PUBLISHING COMPANY
iiz Dearborn Street, Chicago
316 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE WETUMPKA DEMOCRAT wetumPka. A.a.
A newspaper published weekly in a thriving town and prosperous section of the prosper-
ous State of Alabama. Nine hundred and twenty sworn circulation. All home print. No
co-operative sheets used. If you wish results from your advertising, try the Democrat.
THE WETUnPKA DEHOCRAT, Wetumpka, Ala. The best medium to reach the people who buy.
The Daily and Weekly Tribune
WABASH, IND.
has made a record during its first three years, as the circulation rating given by Manual will
show. The best advertising medium in Wabash and Wabash County.
<wabash ha^now over 10,000 .population, The Tribune Publishing Co., Wabash, Ind.
Whitehall Register
Official organ of Greene County, is mailed to
each taxpayer in county in [larch, June,
September and December.
Avet
._. erage weekly circulation the past year 1,464. Advertising rates, 8 cents net per running
inch for each insertion. Locals, five cents a line for each insertion. The Register is a six-column
quarto, folded, trimmed and pasted on only paper-folder in county. Founded August 21, 1869.
W. J. ROBERTS, Editor and Proprietor. WHITEHALL, ILLINOIS.
Connecticut's Independent
Newspaper.
Established 1844.
Waterbury American
Dally Circulation, 6,500- Semi-Weekly Circulation, 4,000.
Our daily circulation is 1,000 more than all the other city dailies combined. We strive to
make it a family paper, and therefore more valuable as an advertising medium. Send for rates
and samples.
The Warren Independent
is the best advertising medium in the gas and oil belt of Indiana. It is read by the
best people in this territory. It is alive and up-to-date, and always shows a line of
clean ads. Circulation 800 copies weekly.
The Republican
t» l in Best Advertising Medium
balem, 111. in
— Southern Illinois.
Official paper of Marion County, the "Land of the Big Red Apple."
J. C. UTTERBACK, Editor
St. AUUStine NeWS (St. Augustine, Ra.)
Established 1888. Daily and Weekly.
This paper is now under the management of F. A. Mann and Marie E. Mann. Is a valuable
medium and is progressive. We thoroughly cover the Eastern coast of Florida, and will give
you results. MANN & MANN, Publishers.
Warren Republican
Published at county seat, having a
population of 1,800.
.-...,, The county is largely agricultural.
WllliamSpOrt, Ind. Established in 1854. Population of county, 10,500.
The Republican has a large list of good advertisers, and list always full; still there is "room
for one more." j QREQORY, Editor and Proprietor.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 317
It is certainly wise to take
the advice of successful men
HE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE CO.,
Adrian, Mich., is a notable example of
Successful, Money - Making Advertising.
They have had an ad. in the Farmer's
Call every issue for the past nine years. Certainly
they know that paper.
ADRIAN, Mich., Nov. 20, 1899.
THE FARMER'S CALL, Quincy, 111.
Dear Sirs : — We beg to suggest that if any
advertiser wants calls for his products he had
better call upon the FARMER'S CALL, published by
Messrs. Core & Stahl. We did so years ago, and
have always been satisfied with the results.
Yours truly,
PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE Co.
DR. J. H. REYNOLDS, Advertising Manager.
will be glad to send you many other like testi-
monials, sample copy, advertising rates (absolutely
the same to all), folder showing that it is the only
economical, effective means of reaching the rural
people of the richest farming part of Illinois, Iowa,
Missouri, etc. 1 6 pages, weekly. Established 1880.
Why experiment? Use the papers that pay!
318
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ADVERTISERS
Can cover Pekin and Tazewell County by using the
Pckin Daily Tribune and
The Tazewell County Tribune
and "they will reap results."
, ILLINOIS, is the home of 12,000 prosperous
•*• people, and is the county seat of Tazewell, one
of the richest counties in the great State of Illinois.
The people have the money with which to buy what
the advertiser has to sell. Rates on application.
Tribune Printing Co,, Pekin, Illinois*
Th e ^Best cA&veriising
'^Medium in the 'Big Sandy
Valley.
Citizen
<All kinds of Job Printing
promptly executed in^ the
A — « —
most Artistic Style. 'Prices
the Lowest.
William TeOtmseh Stafford, Editor and Proprietor
Editor's Private Box, 193
Editorial Dept. Box, 36
Timber and mineral lands a specialty.
The largest county in Kentucky
Fine place to get returns from "ads
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 319
*T*\ T^ Is published in a city of
; h£ .Tl OQ^CSS 6>00° inhabitants and
O has the largest circula-
POMONA, CALIFORNIA «on of any newspaper
in Los Angeles County
outside of Los Angeles City. It stands for the best
interests of the rich Pomona Valley and Southern
California, and is a Splendid cfldvertising Medium. A trial
will convince.
OUR GUARANTEE:
The Ottumwa (Iowa) Courier
Guarantees a Circulation for 1900 Exceeding
3,200 copies daily — 5,000 copies semi-weekly
and will base advertising contracts on this
guarantee. A. W. LEE, Publisher.
The Oldest Populist 'Paper in Southeastern Kansas.
The Labette County Times-Statesman
OSWEGO, KANSAS
HUBLISHED in County Seat of Labette County. Great Flouring Mill center and
the center of fine agricultural land. On the western border of THE LEAD
AND ZINC REGION. The most prosperous part of the United States.
Advertising rates are low for service. You may get readers in other papers, but to
reach our subscribers you must contract with us.
H. H. CLAIBORNE, Publisher.
Official County Paper. GUARANTEED Circulation ^ooks Open
Fifth Year. SWORN CIRCULATION, 2,200 to AU-
The Newton Record
L. A. ANDREW, Editor and Proprietor. T. M. RODGERS, Local Editor.
NEWTON, IOWA.
Thoroughly covers jasper County — one of the best and richest
in Iowa.
320
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The r}edford Free Press
Established 1871. H. E. MOOERS, Editor and Proprietor. Circulation 1,600.
All Home Print. R r» rl i" /-% *• /-I I -s»4. •» Official Paper of Taylor County.
Eight Pages. r)VUI*^rU» lOWa New Presses— New Type.
Sample copy and ad. rates on application.
Opinion
(ESTABLISHED 1890.)
The Best Advertising .Medium on Issued Every Saturday.
, Conn.
Eastern Connecticut Shore.
FREDERIC A. FINCH, Publisher.
A In A R A M A The Coming Great Health Resort and Ideal
, /ll3nr>/l(Vl/l. : : : : Residence Town of the South.
On the Mobile & Ohio Railroad, 33 miles north of Mobile. Also the center of the
richest and most populous farming, trucking and fruit region of South Alabama.
THE CITRONEbbE TI/WES
The handsomest paper printed in the South, and the best advertising medium in its class.
Rates furnished on application.
Published
The
Bourbon N<?ws
Paris,
WALTER CHAMP and SWIFT CHAMP,
Editors and Owners.
High-class Democratic paper, Tuesday
and Friday, $2 per year. Each issue read
by more than 5,000 prosperous people.
Excellent Advertising Medium.
Kates on Application.
Th<? Carroll
All Home Print. The Old Reliable.
Established 1884. Official Organ of the
City. The Sheriff's Official Organ.
It is the best local paper. Carroll County is
one of the best counties in the State, with the
largest white population. Farmers who read
the Free Press are in good financial condition,
with money to buy what they want. Address,
THE FREE PRESS, Car rol I ton, (ia.
There
8,554
Wage Earners in
Clinton, Iowa
Don't you think it would pay to work this community?
The Herald
is the leading paper in City and County.
For information and rates address Clinton Herald Co., Clinton, Iowa.
/Monroe County News
Published at
ALBIA, IOWA,
By CLARK CRENSHAW.
is read by 1,745 Farmers
You know its value as an Advertising Medium.
The SundavJ
Herald,
Established in 1891.
LARGEST CIRCULATION OF ANY
COLUMBUS PAPER.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
WEST GEORGIA.
HERALD PUBLISHING Co., Publishers.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 321
•— — ^ • * Is published in the center of a prosperous
\ §<^\ -| I -w- 7- farming community, and foreign advertisers
\ J s\ I . I \/ who desire to reach the largest number of
^^ j buyers cannot afford to do without the use
* of its columns. The paper has a guaran-
teed circulation of over five thousand ; it
contains all the news when it is news, and
in a readable shape. It is printed on a
web perfecting press, and reaches its
TJ • j y clients in all distances within two hundred
ivapias, lOWa miles not later than eight o'clock in the
morning. Its semi-weekly edition has a
guaranteed circulation of thirty-five hundred. It is published on Tuesdays and
Fridays. Orders for advertising sent direct, or to Remington Bros., New York,
will receive prompt attention, and will be accorded best treatment.
The
Republican
The Andrews Signal
Every Saturday, By D. E. Purviance.
Course ^ou want to interview Andrews' i, 800 people and the many
prosperous farmers surrounding us, and the only source is
Advertising Through The Signal.
The liveliest weekly newspaper in the Wabash Valley. Will bring
excellent returns. Rates reasonable.
The Buena Vista Herald
ESTABLISHED /SSo
Population City, 2,500. BUENA VISTA, COLO.
One of the finest health resorts in the state. Three hot springs
within city limits. Mining and smelting extensively carried on. The
Herald covers this field thoroughly, and should always be considered
by the general advertiser. Rates on application. E. S. GREGG, Manager
Times-Courier B F Henry> Pr°p
Benton, Ark.
Circulation, 984.
Advertising rates, i$c. per in. per mo.
5 Population — Town, 1,400. ^\ Best advertising medium
r County, 12,^00. *f in this part of the State.
322 REMINGTON BROTHERS' '
= Official Paper of Is the leading journal of San Pedro. |
tpe City. It has a large circulation among the =
= n .. i\j \r\ farming population.
E i/aily an* W??Kly. Rates and copies of paper sent on request. =
A. Bert Bynbn, Publisher, 5*n Pedro, California.
OF SEBREE, WEBSTER COUNTY, KENTUCKY
s to 12 pas*s. ALL HOA\E PRINT, s to 12 pages.
RHODEN P. ROPER, Proprietor. Has a General and Growing Circulation.
The Herald is the only paper published in Sebree (a town of nearly 2,000 population), and is
the oldest established paper in Webster County. Largest circulation of any weekly in Southern
or Western Kentucky, and double the local circulation of any Webster County paper OR NO
CHARGE FOR ADVERTISING. Advertising rates reasonable. Write us. Address
S*br*e Herald, Sebree, Kentucky
News
ESTABLISHED 1872
The I/eading Newspaper in Gallatin County
j
No Trade Ads. No Cordwood. No Shoddy Work. No Shoddy Prices.
L. J. HARTNETT, Editor, 5H/VWMEETOWN, ILL
.
r^Y**^ r^V\f/^
Urgent Circulation in Northern
Santa Barbara County
The Graphic is an eight-page, five-column, all home print. Pages
cut and pasted. The best advertising medium, covering a larger
field than any other country newspaper in the county. Also circu-
lates largely through southern portion of adjoining county— San
Luis Obispo — north. Particular pains taken in giving good display
and making the "ads" show up well.
W. E. /AI5CALL, Publisher, Santa A\aria, California
XKWSPAPER M .\xr.\i..
323
Che f airfield Cribunc
fairficld, Iowa
The only Democratic paper in Jefferson County. Circulates in the fertile Iowa
Blue Grass Region, with a wealthy population, a producing and consuming
class of people. Paper established in 1847. Advertising rates reasonable.
p. €. Boesen, editor and publisher
The Evening Call
Daily, except Sunday. A strictly local home
paper, read by the people of the vicinity.
Middle Georgia Farmer
Published every Thursday. Being a farmers'
journal, is read in this and adjoining states.
Official Organs of City and County.
J. C. SAWTELL, Editor and Proprietor, GRIFFIN, GA.
'Cbc frecport Democrat
is recognized as the leading newspaper in this
section of the state. Published Daily and
Weekly atThe Democrat Building,40 Stephen-
son St.,Freeport,Stephenson County, Illinois.
'PHE DEMOCRAT, both Daily and Weekly,
-L are mediums that reach the people of thi-,
section. Our subscription lists are always
open for inspection. We carry more local ad-
vertising than any other Freeport paper, and
those w o patronize our columns are among the
most prominent business men at home, as well
as well known foreign advertisers.
THE DEMOCRAT is a member of the Asso-
ciated Press, the greatest newspaper organiza-
tion in the world.
THE GREENSBURG NEW ERA
W. H. Glideivell, Publisher.
TIT- _J nim 'o reach the class of people that advertisers desire to reach.
W C CLUim To cover more fully than any other paper the whole of Decatur County.
That advertising in the New Era pays the advertiser, the reader, the printer.
Rates on application.
Has circulation, character and reputa-
tion. Published in a city and county of
prosperous, intelligent people. Sworn
circulation — average, daily, in 1897, ex-
ceeding 1,300; semi- weekly, over 1,800.
the
Gosben, Ind.
J. S.Burt&Son
The Henry Times
HENRY
ILLINOIS
Published Tuesdays— Home Print, Folio; Fridays — Ready Print, Quarto.
Circulation, 1,500 in Marshall and Putnam Counties. Democratic in Politics.
Population of Henry - 2,300
Marshall County 18,000
Putnam County 6,000
AD. RATES— Flat rate of 10 cents per inch per insertion,
run of paper, for metal electros. Special position and
contract, 20 per cent, additional.
Ray &
publishers
Cbe f)crald
The largest circulation in Poweshiek County.
Average circulation last half 1899, 1,300.
HAYS CITY, KANSAS.
Official paper of Ellis County and City of
Hays. Oldest paper in county. Established
1882 by present proprietor. Largest circula-
tion. Ellis County, great wheat and cattle
raising county. Farmers mostly Germans —
thrifty. County very wealthy. On main line Chicago, Kansas City to Denver, Union
Pacific Railroad. gOT" Advertising rates liberal,
324 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE GRAND
OFFICIAL PAPER OF PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
MESA COUNTY AND BY THE GRAND JUNCTION
CITY OF GRAND JUNCTION. PRINTING Co.
WM. G. CONNELY, Manager and Editor.
The SUN reaches the fruit growers and farmers of
Western Colorado. It is the leading paper of the city of
Grand Junction, now containing 5,000 people, and the
center of the greatest fruit growing section of the West.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, $1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE.
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
Address, THE SUN Grand Junction, Colorado.
5,000,000 Pounds of Tobacco
was produced by the farmers of Caldwell County, Ky.,
in 1899, and the crop will be still greater in 1900.
THE REPUBLICAN
is published at the county seat of this county, and
reaches 1,200 wealthy farmers every Thursday.
RICHARD McGREGOR, Publisher. PRINCETON, KENTUCKY.
1877. Twenty-Third Year. • 1900.
QUINCY (Florida) HERALD
KEEP & KEEP, Editors and Publishers. QUINCY, FLORIDA
Guaranteed Present Average Circulation, 1,100.
) IPBllNLY all home print paper in Gadsden County, the center of the largest leaf
> 1^— ^1 tnharrn nrnrlnrino sprtinn nf rVip far SniifVi Tf crops trt fvcrv Vinmp in
tobacco producing section of the far South. It goes to every home in
this and surrounding counties, fully covering its particular field.
Sample copies and advertisement rates on application. \
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
325
Fall River
Mass.
Fafl River
Daily Globe *
Has the Largest Circulation
of any *Paper in Fall River
Our pressrooms are open to ad-
vertisers at all times to prove our
assertions. We have but one price,
that is our rate card, <which <will be
cheerfully furnished on application.
C. F. KELLY, Manager
#
When Circulation is Considered, The
Globe's Advertising Rates
are the Lowest.
326
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THF DATF Y
IJZ. LJf\LL, I
fiA7FTTF Published at Houghton, Michigan,
\Jt\£,C. L in in
, ,
the heart of the copper country!
~ every morning but Sunday. It 'is
claimed for the paper that it covers its field as thoroughly as Iocs any publication in the United
States. Its free delivery carrier system thoroughly covers Houghton, Hancock. Calumet, and
the Quincy, Franklin and Atlantic mine locations. Its circulation in Calumet alone exceeds the
entire output of many small dailies. A clean, handsome six-column quarto, printed from type
set on Mervcenthaler machines, and without a line of plate. News of the great copper mines
covered fullv every day. Advertise in The Daily Mining Gazette and you need not seek an-
other medium to reach your copper country customers. Our weekly, The Portage Lake flining
Gazette, is one of the oldest and best known publications in the unner peninsula Send for
advertising rates. __ THEJTINING GAZETTE CO., Publishers.
Established in 1881.
ONTONAQON, MICHIGAN.
F. J. DIRR, Proprietor.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.
Rates, $2.00 per annum, in advance.
OLDEST PAPER IN
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN.
Splendid Medium for Advertisers.
HilLsdale,
Michigan.
Joiner & Ward, Publishers.
Published in a College town and has a circulation of 2,000 among an intellectual and reading
class of subscribers. Established over 50 years, but up-to-date in all of its departments and
regarded as one of the very best weeklies in Michigan.
THE HERALD
Surrounding Territory. The fact that the col-
umns of the NEWBURYPORT HHRALD are filled
throughout the year with business from the best
advertising agencies and direct advertisers,
proves that, having carefully considered the
matter, they have decided that it pavs to place
their clients inthe HEHALD. When thinking of
the HERALD, do not lose sight of this fact — a
decided advantage — that for one low rate the
advantage of two distinct papers is secured, the
DAILY MORNING HERALD and the DAILY EVEN-
ING HERALD, read by two entirely different
classes of readers in a thriving and prosperous
farming and manufacturing district. The
Weekly Herald has a large circulation among
the farmers, and is a regular weekly visitor in
manv New England homes.
o County, jVIicb.
Democrat
Only Democratic paper pub-
lished in JNe- way-go County.
Guaranteed Circulation, i ,500.
Daniel 6. Soper, editor.
TTbe Oneonta press
j Established 1S7«.
91.50 A YKAR.
i Kiuiu Pages Weekly.
Has been established twenty-three years and has made for itself a reputation among the people It contains EIGHT PAGHS
of good, clean reading, and no objectionable matter is ever allowed in its columns.
County and State Patronage. It is recognized as the party organ and receives its share of county and State
printing. Each issue contains a list of all County and Town officials for the whole 24 towns of the county.
Special Features. County Correspondence, Talmage's Sermon, the Sunday School Lesson, Farm and Home News,
W
n's Column, Short Story. Summary of News, Personals, Locals, Vicinity Items, and other interesting topics.
Good Advertising Medium. It is well patronized by local merchants. Foreign advertising that is clean and repu-
table finds a welcome in its columns, and the advertising agents frequently compliment us on the care taken t
and wrong positions. Published at Oneontn, X. V. H. G. BISHOP, Editor and Proprietor.
jfefferson County Republican xw
1,400.
Circulates among good class of people. An advertisement will
bring results. Republican in politics.
<H. 6. Crow, 6dv DeSoto, Mo. franh OJiUiams, Mgr., fiilteboro,
published in the city of Holland, Mich.,
bring excellent results to advertisers. THE
SENTINEL is the only daily in a city of about
8,000 population, and is read by all the
people. THE INDEPENDENT circulates among the thrifty farm class, and wealthy
fruit growlers of Ottawa and Allegan counties. Both are independent in politics and
give home and foreign news. Advertising rates reasonable. Sentinel Co., Publishers.
'Che Daily Sentinel
and CQcckly Independent
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
327
The
Buffalo
Times
NORHAN E. HACK
Editor and Publisher.
Has more
circulation
and more
influence than
any
Democratic
newspaper
published in
New York
State outside
of New York
City.
We will send you
The Farm Journal
Philadelphia
for five years and one year's subscription to
THE COURIER for #1.00
Send for an estimate on your printing to the best
equipped office on the shore. Lowest prices.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Pamphlet work a specialty.
THE STOWELL PRINTERY, Incorporated.
Publishers COURIER. Federalsburg, Md.
328 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
When you look up
Rochester, N. Y.
You will find that today there is but one
paper in the city selling for one cent. It has
the largest evening circulation, and it's the
Evening Times
More than 15,000 papers printed and
sold every day. Mail subscribers get it
for $1.50 a year every day in the year,
except Sunday. Thousands in the country
about Rochester take it now, and the list
is growing daily. Do not be deceived by
circulation statements made when the
" one cent war " was on in Rochester, in
1898, and lists were inflated only to be
punctured when the two-cent rate was
resumed. The Times is the only one-cent
paper, and its growth has been enormous
in the year since the Press-News Publish-
ing Co. has been conducting it. You
simply cannot reach all the people in
Rochester or vicinity without using
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 329
King's Weekly
HAS THE READERS, and readers are
what the advertiser wants. Within a
radius of 25 miles from Greenville, The
Weekly has three times as many subscribers as any other paper circulating in that territory.
A strictly local paper. Subscription Books always open to advertisers.
KING'S WEEKLY, GREENVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA
The Gladwiif Enterprise JAM
Is read by every man, woman and child in Glad win County, Michigan, that can read, regard-
less of their politics or religion; and is appreciated by them because it is the neatest and best
printed paper in the county. Advertising rates reasonable. Address
JAMES E. SPENCER, Editor and Publisher.
The Progressive Farmer
Raleigh, N. C.
Is the largest, most widely circulated and only all home print farm
and family paper, and best advertising medium in that rich farming
and trucking section between Richmond, Virginia, and Savannah, Georgia.
Write for rates.
COMBINED CIRCULATION, 2,200
The Tonawandas have a population of 18,000, cheap
w -*K T Niagara electric power, largest lumber port on the
North lonawanda great lakes, and are growing rapidly. You cannot
afford to overlook this field.
published by NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
North Tonawanda. If. Y.
Tonawanda H. W. BRUSH, PRESIDENT.
* H P ^ P V\^ Q ^L Largest Circulation, 1 ,800
Marshall, Mich.
The best family newspaper published in Calhoun County. Latest reliable news. Largest
corps of correspondents. Ablest editorial staff. • Published everv Friday morning.
TERNS: One Dollar Per Year in Advance.
ALL HOME PRINT. CIRCULATION NEVER LESS THAN 1,000.
THE LOCAL-NEWS
HAD E. FARR, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER, : : GREEN RIDGE, Mo.
Pettis County's popular Fireside Companion — circulation covers the county like a "boss "
blanket — Read by every member of the household, big, little, old and young. Hence its value as
an ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Rates furnished on application.
THE MIRROR H. a. MAXFIELD,
v v Publisher.
REPUBLICAN : : CIRCULATION 600
Madison Lake, Blue Earth County, Minnesota.
MarshfieW Weekly Mail
....IS BOUND TO BRING BIG RESULTS....
The MAIL is the only Republican paper printed in Webster County and circulates each week
among a prosperous set of fruit growers, miners and stock raisers. It covers the "heart of the
Big Red Apple " country of the Ozarks. Send for rates to
SHANNON & STOOTHOFF, Publishers.
330
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ALL
HOME PRINT!
ADVERTISERS TREATED ALIKE !
BY THE PUBLISHERS OF THE
MILROY PRESS M»r»y. Indiana
A Guaranteed Average Weekly Circulation of 1,000 Copies for 1899. Write for Terms.
J. P. STECH, Publisher, Milroy, Ind.
The Recorder Rocked, m.
Devoted to the interests of Swedish-Americans. Printed in English every Saturday. Of
Rockford's population of 35,000, nearly one-half the residents are of Swedish descent.
Advertising rates, 15 cents per inch each insertion.
HOWARD O. HILTON, Hanager
THE RECORDER COHPANY
THE OLDEST WEEKLY IN QUINCY
The Saturday Review
ADD. L. LANGDON, Publisher
Established 1887
$1 Per Year
The Chronicle Ft- nadison> la-
E. M. PIKE, Publisher
Only Exclusive Weekly in the City
Republican in politics. Is outspoken and fearless. Is taken and read by the
better class of readers regardless of politics or creed. Advertising rates liberal and
furnished on application.
Christian County Courier
Is published at Taylorville, countv seat of Christian County, 111. City has a population of
5,500. County is one of the richest in the State, with a population of 40.000. The county is
strongly Democratic, and the COURIER is the leading paper of that party with a circulation of
1,525 for weekly, and 350 for daily. Advertisers who wish to reach intelligent, -well-to-do people
will use the columns of THE COURIER.
Established May 14, 1896
Cii eolation, 700
THE STONINGTON STAR
Published every Friday at STONINGTON, ILL.
H. A. DANFORD, Editor and Proprietor
Subscription Price $1.00 per Year
Advertising: Rates Reasonable
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 331
The Knightstown Sun
$1.00 Per Year.
Largest Circulation in Southern Henry County. All
Home Print. The Advertisers' Medium. In the Heart
of the Gas Belt and the Best Farming Section of Indiana.
Issued by The Sun Publishing Company
Rates, $4.00 per inch per year. Readers, 3 cents per line.
THE FLORIDA ADVOCATE
STARKE, FLORIDA
Published every Thursday, with a circulation extending through all parts of the State.
Advertisers should note that Starke is in the heart of the great fruit and vegetable growing
sections of Florida ; is also the county seat of Bradford County, and the Advocate is all home
print. For rates, address, F. M. PREWITT, Starke, Florida.
THE WEEKLY TALLAHASSEEAN
TAI,I,AHASSEE, FI,A.
Eight Pages — Enlarged and Improved. Subscription, $1.00 a Year.
JOHN G. COI,I,INS, Editor and Proprietor.
(State Printer for Two Years, to Oct. l, 1899.)
Advertising Rates Reasonable. The Best Advertising Medium in Middle Florida.
The Mt. Morris News
CHAS. H. CANODE, Ed. and Prop. MT. MORRIS, 11,1,.
Tlie Farmers' Friend.
Strictly Neutral in Politics. Independent in Everything.
The News, being a non-partisan newspaper, is rapidly gaining
favor among all classes and goes into the homes of members
of all parties. Advertisers will find the News the proper
medium through which to reach the people of all classes.
The News is a six:column quarto. Four pages home print.
Sample copies and rates on application. CHAS. H. CANODE, Ed. and Prop.
OI^TM^T TKTr^ f^C\\ OT> A Tlrf~k is the best town between North Platte, Neb.,
O A XVlVlv J.XM Vjr, \~\J±j\JlS.l\.U\J and Denver. More alfalfa seed is sold here
than at any other point in the United States. Sterling is one of the greatest stock centers in
Colorado.
The Daily and Weekly Democrat
are the best local papers in Northeastern Colorado. RATES REASONABLE. Address,
CHAS. T. PRICE, Publisher. STERLING, COLORADO.
THE PETALUMA ARGUS
(WEEKLY)
A Live Paper in a Live Town.
PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA, is the Center of the Fruit
and Poultry Industry of Northern California.
332
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE WILMINGTON, DEL.
Every Evening
EXCEEDS
9,000
has a larger circulation than any
other two daily newspapers in
Wilmington combined, and it
is almost universal among the
people of the city. :: :: :: ::
THE EVERY EVENING PRINTING CO.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sussex Journal
Established in 1867
ANDREW J. LYNCH
FRANK M. ]ONES
Editors and Proprietors
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
Georgetown
DEMOCRATIC
Sussex County
Delaware
Plough Our Field
RATES :
$1.50 per inch per month, net.
An untried one to most advertisers. The largest city in
Florida, the most Southern in the United States. The
greatest cigar manufacturing center in the world — over
100,000,000 shipped annually.
KEY WEST INTER-OCEAN
KEY WEST, FLA.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 333
" Came with the railroad, and grew tip with the town."
I The Denison (ia.) Review !
ESTABLISHED 1866 +
+ The Standard for Iowa Country Newspapers ^T^e-^we'ek50 J
"
•i* THE REVIEW is as complete in its departments as a Metropolitan Daily. No expense *i*
•fr is spared. Its editorials are quoted throughout the State. Telegraph market reports, tele- *
•fr phone correspondence throughout the county, society, church, college, school, and local j
•r departments. Official paper. Sets 120,000 ems per week. r-- ~ 1
«(i Tf\ A /I TT«*ffl Cf^fft THE REVIEW is a Republican paper published in a strong ^
4> •!• " xVU. VCJ. L1SC1 O Democratic county. Its superior merit is shown by the fact ij»
4> that its list is 25 per cent, larger in the county than that of any Democratic paper — and this +
«fr in spite of the fact that its subscription price is $2.00, while its competitors charge $i.soand •!»
«i» $1.00. Our subscribers are willing to pay good money for good goods. ^
u ffaiTt* Trmi crnnrl crno/lc tn Cf*11 ? If so we win sladly send y°u *
* ±iaVC yOU gOOd gOOaS lO bCll r copies of -this standard Iowa i
J paper, together with our rate card. ,j.
J Of-»pkr»i d1 Offt^l* In December we run supplements. In January plates. Both "j*
i* OpCCldl V711C1 are expensive matters. In order to equalize, we will make J
r special rates for Winter and Summer advertising.
Address, MEYERS & TUCKER
+ N. B.— No " Weak Men " and " Private Disease " Tiptii^nti ^n•ara *
4. quacks need apply. UeniSOn, Iowa J
NEXVSPAF-KR
The Olney Advocate oiney, m.
Proved Circulation, 2,000 : All Home Print
When you get your ad. in the ADVOCATE, you get it where it will do you the most good.
._. ^ __ . -_ . ^ Is the oldest and best newspaper in Liv-
i rl f* T-'r4Tl1"1 Ji P ^NPtlTITIPl ingston County, one of the largest and
A -U-t JL LFllLldV^ OtllLlllV^l richest counties in Illinois. The SEN-
^^^==^^===^==^^^^:==^::::^;^^^^^^^^^;^ i INEL was established in 1857 and is by
far the best advertising medium in the
county. It is the Republican official organ of the county. Circulation, 1,800. Population of
Pontiac, 5,000; population of Livingston County, 60,000.
C. R. TRTJITT, Editor and Proprietor
JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY
Proprietors and Publishers of
Ottawa Daily and La Salle County Journals
Every test made as to the merits of the respective papers in Ottawa as advertising
mediums has resulted in THE JOURNAL leading all competitors.
ALEX. RICHARDS, Editor. 1. J. SHEEHAN, Business Hanager.
The Newman Independent
Published in the heart of the greatest Broom manufacturing district in the world. Actual
average circulation for 1895, 2,525 copies. Eight pages, handsome, all-at-home print. Has the
largest circulation of any paper in Eastern Illinois. Advertisers use our columns to cover
this section of the State thoroughly.
RATES — Display advertising, ioc. per inch, single column, each insertion; 50. per line for locals.
Address, M. S. SMITH, Publisher
334 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Charleston Plaindealer
Established 1892- DAILY AND WEEKLY-Established 1840
Brightest, Cleanest, and Newsiest Paper in Coles County.
For free sample copies, advertising , 14.Ch.arl|?ton ^Tthe sfat of the Eastern
. , Altruist State Normal, has fine schools,
rates or any information, address churches, a new $100.000 Court House, 7,000
..,_.... -._ _. people, and is one of the richest and best
THE PLAINDEALER, Charleston, III. towns in the state.
THE PIATT COUNTY PILOT
It is the Leader in Local Circulation. Write for Advertising Rates.
Best Medium for Advertisers. c. H. KILBORN, Business Manager,
Guaranteed Net Circulation, 1,100. Monticello, Illinois.
Republican-Atlas
Established 1846.
MONMOITH, ILL.
Largest sworn Circulation of any paper in Monmouth or
Warren County, one of the best counties in the state.
Moweaqua Republican
The Best Advertising Medium in the City. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Subscription, $1.00 per year. By Mrs. Wm. Whit worth,
Special attention given to Job Work. MOWEAQUA, - - ILLINOIS.
THE DALTON HERALD
j. A. BODENHAMER, Editor J. A. BODENHAMER & SONS, Publishers and Proprietors
Official Paper of the People's Party Subscription Rates : $1.00 per year ;
in the State of Georgia. Six Months, 50c. ; Three Months, 25c.
SWORN CIRCULATION, 2,500
TUC HAI TON HFRAI nistneofficialPaPeroftnep°PulistpartyintneStateofGeor£iai
• ***- *Jr\L. I "'" IILi»r*l-l/ an(j circulates generally in every county throughout the State,
making it a valuable advertising medium for those who wish to reach the farming- and laboring
people. RATES ON APPLICATION. The field it covers is reached by no other paper.
DO YOU WANT the People of Brown County TO KNOW
THE BROWN COUNTY ^^SSySSS WhoYouAre
UlVWWl^ ^WUl^ 1 I £yppaperpublished. Where You Are
REPUBLICAN MTSTERLING- noYoUDBSIRETO_^ WhatYouSeii
AVJ-'A ^ LJi^i^t 11 ^ ) ILL. Tell your story?
HENRY & NYE, Publishers, MT. STERLING, ILL.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
335
The Free Press IddliO f fills
J. W. CAIN, Publisher
QUITMAN, QA.
THE FREE PRESS is the only paper in
Brooks County, and is the official organ
of both city and county.
THE FREE PRESS has a large circula-
tion in Brooks and surrounding counties,
and you could place your ad. in no better
medium. Write for rates.
LEADING PAPER IN
SOUTHEASTERN IDAHO
The TIMES reaches a large and prosperous
farming and stock-raising population. Adver-
tising rates given on application.
Subscription Price, $2.00 per year
GEORGE CHAPIN, Editor and Proprietor
ThC Charleston HCPald The Dail? and Weekly Republican
JOHN A. McCONNELL, Publisher
Charleston, Illinois
A Republican newspaper of 950 circulation,
published every Wednesday afternoon; clean
and healthy intone; well printed, so that every
letter shows up sharp and clear; respected by
its constituents and opponents; a splendid
advertising medium; rates low; no objection-
able advertisements accepted at any price.
Established 1837 All Home Print
1,500 Sworn Circulation
CHAS. F.
I/acon,
Illinois
The Highland union
IS A GERMAN WEEKLY WITH
NEARLY 1,500 SUBSCRIBERS
It was established in 1863; had two years ago
less than 1,000 readers, but under the present
management the circulation is rapidly grow-
ing. Advertisements in the UNION a're well
invested money, as the UNION is one of the
most influential German weeklies in Southern
Illinois and covers one of the richest districts
with numerous factories as the Helvetia Milk
Condensing, Highland Brewery, Highland
Embroidery; Trenton, Mt. Olive, Troy, and
Glen Carbon Coal Mines, etc.
JOLIET, ILL.
The Leading: Papers in this part of Illinois
Is a Metropolitan Paper in
every respect, and has a
large and growing circulation. It is acknowl-
edged by advertisers to be the best adver-
tising medium as well as the best local paper.
Tlt£» \\f£*£*lrlir Is a clean, spicy Home
1 DC WeCKiy and Family Paper, has
a large circulation among the best farmers
located in a rich agricultural country. 95 per
cent, subscription Daily and Weekly paid up.
Daily average circulation, 5,400; Weekly, 2,316
Rates and sample copies sent on application
The Owynee
Avalanche
L. A. YORK
Publisher
SILVLR CITY
IDAHO
PUBLISHED IN THE RICHEST MINING
DISTRICT OF SOUTHERN IDAHO
Splendid advertising medium. Rates
on application.
Subscription $3.00 per year
The Evening Star »»»«. m.
Is the only local daily paper inKewanee. a
city of 7,000 inhabitants. The paper was
established in February, 1895. For the six
months previous to Jan. i, 1898. the average
daily circulation was 850 copies. It goes
into three-fourths of the homes in the city.
It is bright, newsy and progressive.
The Hewanee star
Circulates largely in country and neigh-
boring small towns. It goes into almost
every home within a radius of 15 miles from
Kewanee.
336 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE SUNDAY STAR
Circulates in an Industrial and
Farming Population of 80,000
It is illustrated and offers an exceptionally good medium
for advertising. The SUNDAY STAR twelve pages. De-
livered by mail to subscribers, and for sale by news agents.
STAR PUBLISHING CO., LAWRENCE, MASS.
THE RECORD pushed at joiiet,m.
\Y. \V. STEVENS, Editor and Proprietor
A home paper with a good circulation in this and surrounding
counties. An excellent advertising medium. Rates reasonable.
The Putnam Herald <•*• EATONTON, GEORGIA
A Live and Progressive Newspaper, published in one of the finest counties
in Middle Georgia, and enjoys the largest circulation in Putnam County.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. L. B. WILSON, Editor and Publisher.
FIRST-CLASS ADVERTISING should be placed in a
FIRST-CLASS MEDIUM
If you have anything worth advertising put it in
THE LIVING AGE. That is the place for tt.
Why? Because the Living' Age is a valuable medium. The Living Age
circulates among the best class of readers in the country who read, preserve
and re-read the several copies of the magazine, and who have tastes to
appreciate, and the means to possess themselves of, the best things in the
market. The Living Age, therefore, ranks as one of the most valuable of
advertising mediums. TRY IT. For rates, etc. , address
THE LIVING AGE CO., P. O. Box 5206, Boston.
The Winstcd Evening Citizen
, having nearly double the circulation of any o
jld County. It covers a population of about
an excellent medium for advertisers
is a live daily paper, having nearly double the circulation of any other daily paper
published in Litchfield County. It covers a population of about 20,000, and is
THE WALTON NEWS
MONROE, GEORGIA.
Official Gazette of large and prosperous county. Circulates in several
fine, populous towns. Eight pages, home print. Bona-fide circulation of 1,550
guaranteed. Affidavits furnished when desired. Best medium in its section.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
337
norwalk
Sentinel
South norwalk, Conn.
THE EVENING SENTTNEL
is the oldest daily in Norwalk,
and is the family paper of the
town and its suburbs. It is the
only paper in the town that has
the full Associated Press Tele-
graph Service, or that uses a
Perfecting Press and Linotype
Machines. Its circulation is
more than twice that of its two
competitors and three times that
of either of them. :: :: :: :: :: ::
It is the best advertising medium in Western
A
g Connecticut, and its rates, which can be had
A on application, are reasonable, but positive.
3
JAMES GOLDEN, Proprietor.
338 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Taunton Daily Gazette
Oldest Daily but one in Southern Massachusetts. Established in 1848.
Stereotype plant, perfecting press, typesetting machines and
modern facilities — only paper in city having them. Occupies its own
four-story building.
Its Weekly Edition is seventy-five years old. All leading
advertisers use these papers to reach Taunton and vicinity.
THE HERALD NEWBMUARSYSPORT
THE HERALD for Newburyport, Mass., and the surrounding territory. The fact that
the columns of the Newburyport Herald are filled throughout the year with business from
the best advertising agencies and direct advertisers, proves that, having carefully considered
the matter, they have decided that it pays to place their clients in the Herald. When
thinking of the Herald, do not lose sight of this fact — a decided advantage — that for one low
rate the advantage of two distinct papers is secured, the DAILY HORNING HERALD and
the DAILY EVENING HERALD, read by two entirely different classes of readers in a
thriving and prosperous farming and manufacturing district. THE WEEKLY HERALD
has a large circulation among the farmers, and is a regular weekly visitor in many New
England homes.
14,000,000 Dollars
are the wages earned every year by the 61,000
people who live in the prosperous city of
NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
44,597 depositors have $18,694,150 in the local
savings banks. You can reach them by these
papers. For rates address
GEO. S. FOX, Advertising Manager.
The only Evening Paper
The Evening Standard
11,496 copies daily.
The only Morning Paper
The Morning Mercury
3,228 copies daily.
The largest Weekly
The Republican Standard
3.353 <
The Independent Is THE paper of the
NCW Britain, - Conn. workingmen of Connecticut. It
is read by them and their families. It is on file in the public libraries
and Union club rooms, and always gives good returns to advertisers.
• TRY IT — — — —
For over Half
a
The Morning Journal and Courier
Has been and it is today THE FAMILY PAPER OF NEW HAVEN. Three morning papers
in New Haven — two one cent and one three cent paper — the latter the Journal and Courier.
This paper is the OLDEST daily in the State ; is conservative and reliable and does not
resort to cheap or sensational methods. It has a strong and superior constituency.
THE WEEKLY JOURNAL, $1.00 per Year. THE CARRINGTON PI BUSHING CO.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
339
The Worcester spy
Established
1770
DAILY
CHARI/ES NUTT
=SUNDAY=
WEEKLY
The Standard Newspaper of Central Massachusetts
BECUSl
THE BEST
ADVERTISING
MEDIUM
BECAUSE
WITH 7,100 PAID
sworn circulation
6,000 copies
of THE SPY are delivered
to homes direct by car-
rier and by mail.
THE SPY has the best
advertising patronage in
WORCESTER
This voices the confi-
dence of the business
men in the growth of this
old and tried property.
BECAUSE
THE SPY
Has no waste circulation.
CLEAN
BRIGHT
AGGRESSIVE
PROGRESSIVE
Every copy reaches a first-
class buyer, and one with
money to spend.
A NEWSPAPER FOR
THE HOME,
OFFICE, STORE, AND
FACTORY
THE SPY COMPANY
EDWIN J. SEWARD, Business Manager
Worcester, Mass.
Daily and Weekly Farmer
BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
OLDEST AND LARGEST
WEEKLY IN WESTERN
CONNECTICUT. ONLY
DEMOCRATIC DAILY IN
WESTERN CONNECTI-
CUT.
The Meriden Daily Journal "trldtn- coii-
Is the only evening paper in a strictly manufacturing field of 50,000 population
where the people have no time to read until night.
Rates of REMINGTON BROS., 346 Broadway, New York.
established 1895
George <JCL Salter, jfr., prop.
Gvcrgrccn, Hla.
Official organ of Conecuh County. Published in the heart of a magnificent agricultural and
timber district. Advertising rates "reasonable, and made known on application.
MOODliS, CONN.
Largest circulation and leading weekly paper in Middlesex County. One of the
best advertising mediums in the state, and, circulation considered, one of the cheapest.
34° REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Cbc Hlpena pioneer
Published at Alpena,
Mich., every Friday,
is the oldest paper
published in this lo-
cality, having been
established in 1863.
THE PIONEER has a circulation of 1,800, which is guaranteed to be the largest
circulation of any paper published in Northeastern Michigan.
As an advertising medium, it cannot be excelled.
Cbe Hlpena evening ]Sews
Is published every evening and is read by a large majority of the readers of the city.
THE NEWS is also used as an advertising medium by the 'eading merchants of Alpena, a
thriving city with 15.000 population. Advertisers can make no mistake in seeing that
their advertisements appear in one or both of these publications.
'IP I— I C |^ f-^f^tf^ 13 |~^ Most local news> most local
*• * * *— * M^^I— 4^^ V-^ l^^L^ ing, most reasonable rates. : :
Stoughton, Mass. Best Printed PaPer in town- best
advertising medium. Manufacturing
RECORD PUBLISHING COMPANY and farming community. : : :
Weekly Free Press Established 1863 Waltham Daily Tribune Established 1882
Daily Free Press Established 1888
WALTHAM TRIBUNE COMPANY
DAILY FREE PRESS-TRIBUNE
w-'th'mMass
R. B. SOWERS, Manager And WEEKLY FREE PRESS A. STARBUCK, Editor
Circulation Daily, 3,500; Weekly, 1,000. Leading Republican Daily in Middlesex County.
The Montgomery Journal
nONTGOflERY, ALA.
City and Suburbs, 40,000 :: Only Afternoon Paper
TVlP
IJie
*. c. MBRRIM,, publisher
Pttbii8hed Every DaVm the Week
-_ ., /r\» Evening, Daily and Sunday Morning
Otl /I Xlltln^V 'FltTIP^ Average Circulation from Dec. 3ist,
ana ou.iiu.a.j' ± iinto »98, to Dec. 3ist, '99, 7,500.
Only evening paper in the two Bay Cities and with a population of over 60,000. Send for rates-
BAY CITY TIMES CO., Bay City, Mich.
H Clean, Bright
'Independent "Journal
Cbe Cbicopcc Rerald
Issued every evening, is the only paper published in Chicopee, Massachusetts, a city of nearly
18.000 population. To cover the great manufacturing field of Chicopee, Chicopee Falls, and
Willimansett, advertisers need use but one paper— THK CHICOPEE HERALD.
Cape Ann Advertiser
Established 1856
Issued Weekly
$2.50 per year in advance. Postpaid
Tim*»c ESTABLISHED 1888. Fishing, local and general news.
HC» First ciass for advertisers. Circulation over 5,500
daily. $3.50 per year in advance. Send for sample copies.
PROCTER BROTHERS, Publishers, Gloucester, Mass.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 341
Hnmaton,
Hta.
Southern farm Life
. A JOURNAL OF INTEREST TO THE FARMER,
HORTICULTURIST AND STOCK RAISER : :
Che only Hgricultural publication in the State of Hlabama
ADVERTISING KATES ON APPLICATION
H. O. ELDRIDQE, Publisher
Middlebury, Ind.
The Middlebury Independent
A thriving weekly local paper of good circulation, in one of the best agricul-
tural regions in the Central States. A town of 700. Only paper. Good
job office in connection. A good advertising medium.
THE SULLIVAN TlflES
A High Class Weekly Paper of 1,700 Circulation
Our territory is one of the best agricultural counties in the world. We are wide-
awake and ready to quote you prices on space. SULLIVAN, IND.
PRESS
SYLVESTER THOMPSON, Publisher
Petersburg, Ind.
The only Republican paper in the county. Largest circulation in the county. An
invaluable medium for general advertisers in this section. Published Fridays.
c.w. STIVERS* SONS T up IIRrDTV H k U 4 I 1 1 Liberty-
Publishers I ML LIDLlVl I flLIX-ALLF Union County, Indiana
48th Year of Publication :: Average Weekly Circulation, 1,200
An up-to-date county newspaper, published in one of the finest farm, general business, and
manufacturing districts in America. Advertising rates liberal. THE HERALD believes that
when the American flag is once raised over any country or island of the sea, it should never
be lowered.
Established in 1857
Winamac, Ind.
The Democrat=Journal
The best advertising medium in Pulaski County, because it reaches that class
of well-to-do people who pay their subscriptions.
ADTEH^SLra V£T^^NA, M' "' 'NGRIM, Proprietor
THE TERBE HAUTE DAILY TRIBUNE of Saturday, December 18, 1897, contained a 4-page advertise-
ment of Herz's Bazar. There was also a page ad. for L. B. Root Dry Goods Store, and tor the Havens
& Geddes Department Store.
THE TRIBUNE was the only evening newspaper in Terre Haute that contained the 4- page ad of Herz.
Up-to this date, December 18th, no paper in Terre Haute or in the State of Indiana, for that matter, ever
contained four full pages of advertising for one firm on one day. Mr. Milton Herz, of Herz's Bazar, is
one of the best posted men in Indiana on advertising mediums, and he selected THE TRIBUNE as one of
the two newspapers in which to place this big advertising. THE TRIBUNE each day contains the adver-
tisements of 6 dry goods stores and on Friday and Saturday 8 dry goods stores. The dry goods merchant
knows the value of a newspaper better than anyone else. He uses the newspaper that goes into the
homes. This is an index to THE TRIBUNE'S standing at home.
The DAILY TRIXUNE in one week (Dec. 18th to 24th) contained 316 columns (6,320 inches) of adver-
isements, nearly all local.
342 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The only Baptist newspaper in the whole Rocky Mountain
region, from Kansas City to Portland, Ore., and Dallas,
Tex., to Alaska, is the
Rocky Mountain
Baptist
It is a neat, clean paper of from f 2 to \6 pages, 9 x J2 inches.
Issued every week. About four issues per year reach a very
large circulation, 3,000 to 5,000 copies — which is large for
the West. Advertising rates are very low.
ROCKY MOUNTAIN BAPTIST, Boulder, Colorado. ASA WHITTEN, Publisher
TONESBORO, ILL.
A. S. T
Publisl
Best Advertising Medium in Union County.
A. S. TIBBETS,
Publisher.
The Angola Herald
is the only Democratic paper
published in Bteuben County.
The Herald makes a specialty
of all the home news, and con-
sequently enjoys a large circu-
lation among a thrifty class of
intelligent citizenn. The Shrewd Advertiser who would reach all the homes in Steuben and adjoining counties
must include THF \ \<.ol. \ HERALD in his list. Sample copy and advertising rates, always reasonable, will
be sent on application.
W. K SHEFFER, Editor and Proprietor, - - - ANGOLA, IND.
County Seat Paper. TUT RFPIIRIITAM Covington,
Official Organ. I III- l\l_rUlJl_IV;/\ll$ Indiana.
Established 1874.
NO Better Territory. A good medium. Rates reasonable.
Circulation 1,600. T. A. CLIFTON, Editor.
$1.OO
per year.
Carroll County Citizen,
The Cheapest Paper. The Best Printed Paper. The Newsiest Paper. The Most Enter-
prising Paper printed in the county. It prints the A B CRAMpTON, Editor,
facts without Partisan, Ring or Corporation coloring. Delphi, Ind.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 343
Three-fourths of the people of Belleville and St. Clair County
are Germans. German people read German newspapers.
The Post and Zeitung
is a German paper, and has a larger paid circulation than all
the other papers in the county put together. 80,000 people
live in St. Clair County. If you want their trade advertise
in our paper.
POST AND ZEITUNG PUBLISHING COMPANY, Belleville, Illinois.
plf T TT?T7^ back up what we say. There are in Tippecanoe and adjoining
•ri^JWJX1-0 counties 41,000 farmers. $20 500,000 is what they spend per
annum. THE HOME JOURNAL reaches them, and is the oldest and largest Home and
Farm Weekly published in Indiana. Are you with us ? Advertise where there is money.
THE HOME JOURNAL
Is published at LaFayette, Ind.
LaFayette is located in the rich Wabash Valley, one of the grandest spots on this
earth, where there are more wealthy farmers to the " square inch " than can be found
in the same amount of territory in any other part of the country. THE HOME JOURNAL
will put you before the right class of people —those who have money to spend.
IVF^ldtitffl tl8* Best advertising medium
lYiarilll FT for Martin, Daviess and
^joining counties. Rates
on application. :: :: :: :: ::
LOOGOOTEE, IND. WILL K. PENROD, Manager.
VERfllLION COUNTY, ILL. (Ross Township)
In making up your list of newspapers, do not forget the
Rossville Independent, Ah an Independent or Henning Independent.
These newspapers reach the homes, and are
the best advertising mediums in Eastern Illinois.
Address, ARGO fl. DILL,
Special Agent, Rossvilte, III.
THE OCALA BANNER
Established
1866
FRANK HARRIS Oldest paper in Florida. Eight pages.
Editor Leading Democratic Weekly.
Published in the heart of the fruit country of Southern Illinois.
The Olney Daily Mail, The Ofney Republican
Established 1847. These papers lead their com-
petitors in typography, enterprise and circulation.
344 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Paducah Daily and Weekly News
Published in Paducah, Ky., a city of 30,000 people.
Guarantees the largest circulation in Southwest Kentucky.
The Kentucky Register
PADUCAH, KY., December 1, 1899.
To THE NEWS PUBLISHING Co.
Gentlemen — In answering your inquiry as to results derived from advertising in your paper, will
state that I consider it the best advertising medium in our city, as it has the largest circulation, both
in daily and weekly. Most respectfully,
E. H. GILSON.
S. F. ROCK, Editor and Publisher
Richmond, Ky.
Established March 1, 1866.
Published Semi-Weekly Tuesdays and Fridays Democratic
Circulation, 1,250
Oldest and best paper in Had! son County Subscription, $1.50 per year
All Home IPrint J. H. Caraway, Publisher
The Morgan County Messenger
West liberty, Morgan County, Ky.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN EAST KENTUCKY
OFFICIAL PAPER OF MORGAN, MAGOFFIN, JOHNSON, MENIFEE,
AND ELLIOTT COUNTIES.
T | a j || R. K. JACKS . Editor and Publisher
The Murray Ledger „. .^ 0_r.tic
WEEKLY= =THURSDAYS
Six-Column Quarto, All Home Print Best Advertising Medium in Western Kentucky
Monticello News
H. S. DOUGLASS, Publisher
Monticello, Ky.
A SIX-COLUMN FOLIO, ALL HOME PRINT. SUBSCRIPTION $1.00.
Issued Thursday of each week. Independent in politics. The only paper in Wayne County. As it
has no competition it holds the field. A paying medium for advertisers.
RATES REASONABLE AND GIVEN ON APPLICATION.
THE CAI I OWAY TIMFS ALL THE NEWS. ALL THE T.ME~
Has been building up its circulation steadily for years. Now it has more than 1,000 actual
subscribers in the county. The largest home circulation in its county. This circulation
cannot be duplicated by any other paper. If you would reach the thrifty, money-making
people of Murray and Galloway county, you must use the columns of the CALLOW AY TIMES,
Murray, Kentucky. Population, town 2,300; county 17,000.
Kentucky Mountaineer Formerly MOREHEAD ADVANCE
MOUNTAINEER PRESS PUBLISHERS In Its 7th Year WALTE^ LYTT LETON f Editors
It is an eight-page, 48-column paper, with a circulation of 948. Devoted to the interest of Rowan
County and Eastern Kentucky. Its circulation extends all over Eastern Kentucky. Only paper in a
radius of 25 miles. The people's friend, advertisers' champion, and best weekly paper in the State^of
Kentucky. Advertising rates made known on application. Address all communications to
MOUNTAINEER PRESS, Horehead, Ky.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
345
Is the home newspaper for Quincy,
Illinois. Its Sworn Circulation for
the year 1 899 was
9,690
Contracts made on the basis of this
circulation. The JOURNAL goes prac-
tically into every home in Quincy,
and this circulation is in excess of
the combined circulations of all daily
and weekly newspapers published in
Quincy.
WILLIAMS & LAWRENCE
Managers of Foreign Advertising
8 1 and 82 Tribune Building, New York City
87 Washington Street, Chicago
Mount Sterling
Mount Sterling
Kentucky
The Republican organ of Eastern
Kentucky. Large circulation and
splendid Advertising Medium.
Rates on application.
THE G4ZETTE COMPANY, Proprietors.
An Ad. in
The Sentinel
Pays a dividend to any business.
Its circulation is among the best class of
people in Central Kentucky. Our patrons
are cared for in the position given " ads "
Foreign Advertisers given Special Rates.
Remember THE SENTINEL when placing an
ad. in the central portion of Kentucky.
Georgetown, Ky.
Messenger
CORINTH, KY.
The MESSENGER, published Thursday
of each week, circulates in one of the best
portions of Grant County. Only paper
in its town. A clean, sharp home and
family paper. An excellent advertising
medium. Write for advertising rates to
R. R. HUTCH ESON
' ' Messenger ' ' Corinth , Ky .
The Democrat
Tca)o Editions.
Greenup and Grayson, Ky., gives the
advertiser greater value for his money than
any other paper in Eastern Kentucky.
Combined Circulation exceeds
2,000 copies weekly.
HUSKE & HUSKE, Publishers, Greenup,Ky.
Review
LLEWELLYN F. SINCLAIR
Publisher
(WEEKLY)
The best advertising medium in
Western Kentucky, located on the
line between Todd and Christian
Counties, in the best farming
section of the state. ::::::
H Guaranteed Circulation of i ,400
W. B. BREWER, Publisher,
Fairview, Todd County, Ky.
The Fordsville Express
Published Every Friday by A. S. Worsley.
Average Circulation for 1899, 1,196.
The FORDSVILLE EXPRESS was established
in 1893 as a five-column four-page paper.
In April, 1899, it was enlarged to a six-
column four-page, and in July, 1899, was
further enlarged to a six-column eight-page
paper. Is Independent in politics, and
reaches a rural people of all political faiths.
We pay no attention to "trade" or "due
bill" ads., but are pleased to make cash
contracts at the lowest possible price.
A. S. WORSLEY, - - Editor and Publisher.
Fordsville, Ky.
346 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Only Daily Paper Printed in
Covington, Ky.
OFFICE
OF
The
Commonwealth
Weekly Established 1873
Daily Established 1878
Covington, Kentucky, Assessors9
last report :: Population, 65,000.
Our circulation, character
and influence are such that
advertisers' results always
brings us renewed contracts.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 347
DUNI,AP
IOWA.
The Dunlap Reporter
Established in 1869
Splendid Advertising Medium Subscription $1.00 in Advance
W. N. GAUMER, Editor and Proprietor
^•y «-*^ A Onawa has a population of 2,000"
• 1 -g-^ Q VI 7 O l^^flT^ /"fc/^f^Cl T has three railroads, and is the
V/IlClW d, I_-/d JlvlWl d. L- county seat of Monona County,
which has a population of 17,000,
ONAWA, IA. Published Every Thursday by W. H. WONDER. and is situated in the fertile Mis-
souri Valley.
THE DEMOCRAT has a sworn circulation of over 1,300; is aggressive on all local questions, and is the
largest and most widely read paper in the county. It was established in 1889, and for eight years has
"been the official paper of the county. Advertisers know the rest.
Eagle Grove Eagle *AGI* GROVB> IA-
Has the largest city circulation of any paper in Wright County. Always bright,
newsy, up-to-date, and read by 5,000 people. Advertising rates given promptly on
application. BARNES & SON, Publishers
Advertisers who wish to BUY EEIt/F9<^ lA/^lHI Hll !/>• Cl 1C*
Igacejna paper that is read, itRli 5 LllllAlM NLJCLtlJo LOGAN, IOWA
THE NUCLEUS is a strictly all-home-print paper and has the largest circulation of any weekly
in the Ninth (Iowa) Congressional District. Published in a prosperous agricultural and stock-
raising district.
SPACE TO SELL, BIT NONE TO GIVE AWAY. Rates may seem a trifle high, but space is worth the money.
The people read this paper; the people also buy.
The Saturday Leader
Published at Oxford, Iowa, by ED. R. DOTY
THE PAPER IS A LOCAL PUBLICATION. IP YOU WANT STATE AND COUNTY NEWS YOU
WILL GET ALL OF IT FOR $1.00 A YEAR.
No other Paper in Story County, Iowa, has as Large a Circulation as
Its sworn circulation T'l^ IV T J I I It is published Tues-
is 1,800 per issue. I MC 1\CVSQ3. jOUrtlHl days and Fridays.
The Only Progressive The Only Twice=a=Week The Only AIl=Home=Print
NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTY
BENJAMIN BROS., Publishers Nevada, Iowa
HAMILTON COUNTY JOURNAL
FIRMAN TUTTLE
Publisher
WEBSTER CITY, IOWA
PUBLISHED IN ONE OF THE MOST PROSPEROUS CITIES IN
THE GREAT IOWA CORN BELT.
THlk tl/intrtrkOAt Ifcsii;S/li«r THE REVIEW is an eight-page, all-home-print, flrst-class
III Iwllllll \rl Urn 1/lr U/ newspaper, established in 1891, and solely under one man-
Ill V WW III! VI OVI ISiVWIVll agement since 1892. It has standing and influence as the
U/IMTFRSF T m\v i '5e8t edited, best printed, best managed, and best read paper
irimicnaLi, IUV»A in the county. It never slops over, and has the confidence
of its readers. It don't claim to have 3,000 circulation, but will guarantee at least 1,000 average weekly circulation
with not a dead-beat on its list. We are not after the county printing, but run the paper on a money-producing,
money-saving, and money-paying basis, hence we have no stuffed list, neither do we send three or four papers into
the same family to make advertisers think we have an enormous circulation.
Send for rates and sample copies and don't forget to * \\r f
" PUT IT IN THE REVIEW." A- ¥»•*
348 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The News
ST. IGNAeE MICHIGAN
THE NEWS is noted as an advertising medium. Judicious
advertising always pays. Try it. Rates reasonable and
furnished upon application. Steam power. Largest paper
and largest circulation in the county. Only steam plant.
JOB and BOOK WORK Q. G. GHYftNRGH & SON
C. CORYELL eHVaNHGH, Manager Publishers and Proprietors
THE SAULT STE. MARIE NEWS
CHASE S. OSBORN, Proprietor
A progressive ten and twelve-page, seven-column paper, published all at home and
issued every Saturday. Representative journal of Northern Michigan, and an unsur-
passed advertising medium. Sworn circulation 1899, 2,383 copies. No special
edition. Write for terms and sample copy.
Presque Isle County Advance
CSTRICTLY REPUBLICAN)
LARKB & PLftTZ, Publishers ROGERS CITY, MICHIGAN
Presque Isle County. Population 6,000. Republican vote in 1896, 784. Democratic vote 360.
Prohibition 4. Peoples' 4. Nearly level ; soil moderately fertile. Principally farming. County Seat.
Rogers City. Population of Rogers City 800. Circulation 600. Subscription $1.00.
ST. IGNACE ENTERPRISE „!'£„
Official Paper of Mackinac County, Michigan. Circulation 800
Our Magazine form, sixteen pages, four columns, 13x10, printed on heavy, finished paper,
with handsome engraved coyer, enables us to display outside advertising to special
advantage, next to home reading matter. All home print. Reaches all local residents,
farmers, country people, lumbermen, etc. Published at St. Ignace, Mich., by ED. JONES.
]Vit
I'll
. is a live> local paper> and the
. ^ W best advertising medium in
the county, which local advertisers attest by their liberal use of its advertising columns. It is fax-
ahead of all its contemporaries in circulation, quality and quantity of news, make-up and general
appearance. It is published at Mt. Clemens, a growing County Seat city of over 7,000, and is the only
Democratic paper in a county of 32,000 population. Its subscribers consist of the leading citizens of
all parties throughout the county. Mt. Clemens, Mich.
3,000 Circulation JW°ILLNAMARMAUYSTARD! pr°Ps-
MURRAY & MUSTARD, Book and Job Printers and Binders
Publishers of
THE SUNDAY HERALD pi±r
The Official Democratic Paper of St. Clair County. PORT HURON, MICHIGAN
"* |<| fl f^nll f*1 £*f*— Ul^f*£% Ifl Covers Northern Michigan thoroughly, reach-
M. llW-^^yrlll IWl ~ X Mwl C11U ing the thrifty farmers of the most prosperous
agricultural district in the State. The better class of people in a city o'f 60,000.
The Daily gives you a bona-fide circulation of 6,200.
The Semi'Weekly published on Tuesdays and Thursdays, has a subscription list of over 9, SCO
We Want Advertising— The excellent service we give is worthy of your consideration
when placing business in Michigan.
For Rates, etc., address • The Courier-Herald 60., Saginaw. Mich,
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 349
MT. CLEMENS, MICHIGAN
"The Carlsbad of America."
Its famous mineral waters cure thousands every year. Has 50,000 visitors annually.
THE MT. CLEMENS ADVERTISER
is sold in every hotel, and reaches thousands of non-residents of Mt. Clemens, besides its regu-
lar subscription list of 700 copies. The ADVERTISER is but two years old, but has forged to the
front and is now the most popular paper in Macomb County. Advertising rates very reasonable.
RUSSELL & DEVA.NTIER, Publishers.
DICKINSON COUNTY HERALD
Quinnesec, Michigan.
A BRIGHT, UVEI/Y, WEEKLY NEWSPAPER,
With a Good and Increasing Circulation.
AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
Rates L/ow and Furnished on Application.
TED McKENNA, EDITOR AND PROP.
\\T A "\7" To successfully reach the people of Mis-
WAX saukee Co., Michigan, is through the
Missaukee Republican
It is the oldest, newsiest, best, and has the largest circulation in the county.
DENNIS, Editor and Proprietor, take City, Mich.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
By which to reach the homes of Eastern Lapeer and Western St. Clair Counties,
Mchigan The Imlay City Record
A Trial will convince you. ALBION W. HUBBEI/I*, Publisher.
The Midland Republican
The Ludington Appeal
Midland, Michigan,
County Seat.
HAS SWORN CIRCULATION larger than that of all other papers published in
the county taken together.
Such advertisers as E. C. De Witt Co., Bucklen & Co., Chamberlin Med. Co.,
Dr. Miles' Med. Co., Swift Specific Co., Foley & Co., Cheney Medicine Co., and
others, use its columns constantly.
a growing and influential weekly inde-
pendent Republican newspaper of eight
pages, all home print.
In the year 1897 its average weekly circulation was 1,325 ; in 1898 it was 1,660, and in 1899 it
was 2,090. It now exceeds the combined circulation of all the other newspapers of the county.
It has a well-organized staff of county correspondents, 44 in number, writing from each
village and neighborhood of the county. It has a mechanical outfit of presses and material of the
best and latest, located in a building which has steam heat and all modern conveniences.
C. G. WING, Proprietor, Ludington, Mich.
350 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THESE PUBLICATIONS <>
o
o
are necessary for the general advertiser p£
who wishes to appeal to the buying classes SP
in and about the city of LOWELL, MASS, /w
A guaranteed circulation of nearly 10,000, <(^
which is larger than any other local news- <^
paper, is the true story of the <^
MORNING CITIZEN |
Nowhere can there be found a subscrip- Sr
tion list of 2 , 800 representing a higher class /T
constituency than that of the /k
DAILY COURIER |
The county weekly has a field entirely its ^
own, its readers have confidence in it and ^
its influence is unquestioned. The pT
WEEKLY JOURNAL $
is a welcome visitor to over 3,000 homes of /v
well-to-do, intelligent people each week. ^
Rates for either of these three papers, or <J^
of all combined, are low for the service <^
given, and will be quoted on application. \r
One price to all. SP
COURIER-CITIZEN CO., LOWELL, MASS. <>
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 351
E5T8"fd Morniner Gazette Kan,T00
PUBLISHED DAILY (Monday Excepted) AND SEMI-WEEKLY
REORGANIZED :: RECAPITALIZED :: REVOLUTIONIZED
Up-to-date in every particular. Only morning paper between Jackson and
Chicago, a distance of 209 miles east and west, and Grand Rapids and Fort Wayne,
146 miles north and south.
Member Associated Press Special Leased Wire Mergenihaler Linotypes
Perfect Mechanical Equipment Occupies Its Own Building
Established in 1877 W. I,. CHAPEI/I/E, Proprietor
THE ALCONA COUNTY REVIEW
HARRISVIIylVE, MICH.
Official Paper of Alcona County Published Every Thursday
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF ALCONA COUNTY
THE EVENING GAZETTE
IRON nOUNTAIN, HIGH.
The oldest daily paper on the Henominee Range. The largest circulation. Regular Klondyke Qold
Mine for advertisers. For rates apply to
MCELROY & SON IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH.
Ironwood News Record
Ironwood is the chief city, the metropolis of the Gogebic Iron Range of Michigan and Wisconsin.
Our paper has 1,250 circulation, and thoroughly covers this field. Population of Ironwood, 1886, 1,100-
1890, 7,527; 1894, 9,324; 1899, 10,500, and still growing. We will give you results. THE NEWS RECORD
carries all the prominent advertisers.
The Rangc-tMbiinc TTbe Daily T>ibimc
IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH.
Established in 1879
The oldest and best in Dickinson County. Has
double the circulation of any of its competitors.
Established in 1896
The only daily in Dickinson County publishing
Associated Press news. Has a larger circulation
than any other paper, daily or weekly (except
Range-Tribune) in Dickinson County.
R. P. TUTEN, Editor and Proprietor R. P. TUTEN, Editor and Proprietor
The People's Alliance
FRANK M. DEANB
Publisher
HARTFORD, HICHIQAN
Rural circulation. Advertising rates made known on inquiry. No special rates
to advertising agencies or patent medicine dealers.
m
rman Weekly Newspaper
Published Every Thursday, at Hancock, Mich.
By k. MOOSBRUGGER, Hancock, Michigan
This is the only German newspaper in the great iron and copper districts of the Upper Peninsula
of Michigan. Business men will find it the best medium to reach the large German population living
in this part of the state. All kinds of job work neatly and promptly executed, in English and German.
352 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE FENTON INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED AT FENTON, MICH.
Is now in its 3oth year, and has a large circulation. It is the only all-home-print
paper in its vicinity, and its subscribers are a desirable class to be reached
by advertisers.
U. P. MICHIGAN! Cbt 6rand
ARTHUR D. WOOD, Ed. and Pub.
Advertisers will find it one of the " oldest and best, and more
progressive than the rest," — in reaching the public eye.
Becauae
THE LEADER
Has only a circulation of 600 copies now, at the age of one year, it's no sign
that it won't have 1.5OO before the end of six months. It's growing rapidly.
GEORGE H. MII/ES & CO., Publishers, Grand Marais, Mich.
Established 1 893.
THE HOMER VIDETTE M?C°HI!A
IS AN ALL-HOME-PRINT
And covers its field thoroughly. Neatest, Newsiest Paper in this vicinity.
Advertising Rates on application.
THE DURAND EXPRESS
SWORN CIRCULATION | A constantly growing circulation
1,100. f in a constantly growing town.
Durand, with a population of 2,500, is situated in the center of a rich farming community in
Shiawassee County, and at the Junction of the Chicago and Grand Trunk ; Detroit, Grand
Haven and Milwaukee ; Ann Arbor, Cincinnati, Saginaw and Mackinaw ; Toledo, Saginaw and
Muskegon railways. The divisions of the D., G. H. & M.; Ann Arbor, T., S. & M. and C., S. & M.
f- Around Durand are located a number of smaller villages which pay tribute to her commer-
cial interests, and the Express has a larger circulation among them than any other paper in this
section, which makes it one of the best advertising mediums in Shiawassee County.
Address all communications to the EXPRESS PUBLISHING COMPANY,
M. L. IZOR, MANAGING EDITOR. Durand, Mich.
Population of Elsie, 750. Circulation of ELSIE SUN, 1,450 per week
ic Sun
Is printed weekly in the village of Elsie, Clinton Co., Mich., one of the thriftiest and most
prosperous sections of this great land, and is well printed, and well patronized bylocal dealers, who
standby it and swear by it the year round. The general advertiser will find the SUN a good
medium to reach a good class of people who are able to buy the luxuries as well as the neces-
sities of life, and the SUN thoroughly covers .its field, reached by no other medium to any
extent. That the foregoing statement is true is evidenced by its continued patronage, year after
year, of such well-known general advertisers as C. I. Hood & Co., Scott & Bowne, Kilmer's
Swamp Root, H. E. Bucklen & Co., Chamberlin Medicine Co., Sterling Remedy Co., T. A.
Slocum, F. J. Cheney & Co., Paris Medicine Co., Dr. Swayne & Son, Piso Consumption Cure,
Henry Johnson & Lord. Get in now while the times are propitious. Samples and rates on
application. SUN pRINT|NQ CQ E,sie M|ch
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 353
IF YOU
should boy space in a journal regularly
for years, it must be a paying investment
or you would not continue.
That's just what some advertisers have been doing with us.
YOU SHOULD DO LIKEWISE.
It pays other advertisers to use our columns and it will pay you. Try us and be convinced.
The Detroit Courier DETROIT, MICH.
Detroit Daily Abend Post
Daily, Semi-WCehly and Sunday Daily (including Sunday ),$7.80 Semi-Weekly,
$2.00. Semi-Weekly (to Europe), $3.50.
THE DETROIT DAILY ABEND POST has a larger cir-
culation than all the other German Dailies
in the State of Michigan combined. THE
> DETROIT DAILY ABEND POST (Weekday and
I (linillCII 1ml' 1 1 IT Sunday issue), and THE SEMI-WEEKLY FAM-
ILIEN BLOTTER are the best German adver-
AUG. MARXHAUSEN - - Proprietor tising mediums in the State of Michigan.
The Chesaning Record CHESANINQ. MICH.
FRANK H. ROSE, Manager
The best and cheapest local paper in the Saginaw Valley. All-home-print. Publishes all the
news. Subscribers tumble over each other to get their names on the list, and advertisers get the benefit.
REACH RICH FARMERS THROUGH ADS. IN
M. R. GWIN
Publisher
PUBLISHED AT DELTON, fllCH.
HOME PRINT AND UNIVERSALLY READ BY A LARGE LOCAL PATRONAGE
The Barry county Graphic
JUDICIOUS ADVERTISING DOES IT
The Eaton Rapids Journal
IT HAS
All the Local News
I. J. Qoodenow, Editor and Proprietor
Eaton Rapids, Hich.
ONE YEAR, ONE DOLLAR SWORN CIRCULATION, 2,300
Tbe Color? Express
Col°°- *'*»•
Kirst>Claiss Advertising Medium
ESTABLISHED 1886 J. HOWARD EDWARDS, Publisher
The Corunna Independent
THE PEOPLE'S
PAPER
NED P. KEYS : Editor and Publisher : MICHIGAN
Published at the county seat of Shiawassee County. Strictly up-to-date newspaper.
Independent in politics. Every Friday morning.
354 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Dowagiac Daily News
JAMES HEDDOR, Publisher
i : Only Daily in Cass County ; :
Covers the little city of Dowagiac completely.
The most popular little daily in Southern Michigan.
Ask for sample copy.
Tnc Worcester Advocate
4 •- •
SNOW HILL, MARYLAND
Circulates throughout Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia. Published every Saturday morning.
$1.00 a year. Advertising rates made known on application. THE ADVOCATE is vigorous and out-
spoken, and is the only Republican newspaper published in Worcester County.
L. E. SHERflAN F. B. HAND
THE BESSEMER HERALD
SHERMAN & HAND, Publishers
Job and Book Printers. The oldest newspaper on the Gogebic Iron Range. Established in 1884.
BESSEMER, MICHIGAN
Sworn Circulation Prompt Returns Prices Equitable
TO COVER NORTHERN MICHIGAN ADVERTISERS USE
The Michigan State Democrat
Cadillac, Michigan
"Like finding money — advertising in THE
MICHIGAN STATE DEMOCRAT." — A Victim.
INCLUDES PEACH FARMS, APPLE
ORCHARDS, AND GRAPE VINEYARDS.
If you want to reach fruit growers, melon raisers, sugar beet farmers, truck-
men, and owners of large grain sections, you can find no better medium than
The Banner-RegiSter Benton Harbor, Michigan
Actual Circulation, 1,620 ~ Number of Readers, 8,100
Benton Harbor Times
BENTON HARBOR, HICHIQAN
Published every Saturday. An advocate of Bi-metalism and the rights of the people. All pub-
lished at home— no patent. Advertisers get choice space, except first and editorial page.
RATES REASONABLE FOR St'CH A GRADE PAPER.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 355
Cbc Berlin ficrald
Published Every Thursday by J. R. WHITE, Manager and Editor-in-Chief.
BERLIN, MARYLAND.
AMOM.PARTKAN PAPFR Why.' Because it is for the people's interests, and
mvf llT r\r\ I U/-MI r/-trL-i\. can best serve them and do more business as a non-
partisan paper. No partisan paper can reach all. Berlin has a population of 1,500. Wide-awake,
energetic, and progressive.
Rapidly increasing circulation of about 700. Near Ocean City, one of the Best
Summer Resorts on the Atlantic Coast. In the midst of an extensive and fertile
Agricultural District. Large Manufacturing Industries. Center of Commerce.
Special attention given to advertisers, and special advertising rates furnished on application
Oitry,
Only daily in this important manufacturing center, and, being independent, read by
all parties. For rates address,
B. F. WRIGHT, 1 p . ,. ,
BYRON WILLIAMS, ^ ' :1S' Charles City, Iowa.
Che York Courant 5E£X£*
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
GEO. F. PLAISTED & SON, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS,
Rates Furnished on Application. YORK, MAINE.
The Bridgton News
Subscription Rates : $1.50 per Annum in advance; $2.00 end of year.
A First-class Advertising /tedium. - Book and Job Printing.
The NEWS is the Favorite Local Weekly of Northern Cumberland and Western Oxford: and it follo\vcth
the sons and daughters of this region whithersoever they roam. Its local field embraces Bridgton. Harrison,
Naples. Casco and rtebago in Cumberland; and Denmark, Kryebuns, Sweden, Lovell, and Wateriorrt in Oxford.
Bridgton is thirty-eight miles north of Portland ; has a population of 2,605, and a valuation of $1.246,368.
Bridgton Center Village is the largest village in the enumerated territory and is the natural trading center of the
towns mentioned.
Clean businessmen may count for lifting up their trade by the help coming
through the SVIT. Ask for the help, it costs little, and pays well.
JSVIT GO., oedtar Rapids, l«a.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
New Orleans Christian Advocate
Rev. W. C. BIvACK, D.D., Editor and Publisher.
The most influential and widely-circulated paper in the Southwest. Reaches 40.000 readers
weekly. The official organ of the Louisiana Annual Conference, the Mississippi Annual
Conference and the North Mississippi Annual Conference of the M. E. Church, South.
_ 512 CAMP STREET, NEW ORLEANS, LA. __
ADVERTISERS who wish to cover AI/I, MAINE and secure the best results for the
least money should place their order •with
THE LEWISTON JOURNAL,
Which circulates in every postoffice in Maine, with few exceptions. The only paper that reaches the
bulk of the purchasing class. Recognized the leading Political, Agricultural and News paper of Maine.
Weekly Journal, $2.00 per year. Evening Journal, $7.00 per year. Saturday Journal, $1.50 per year.
Sample copy and estimates on application. JOURNAI/, I,EWISTON, ME.
356 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Lakefield Herald
LOUIE N. DUCHAIME, Proprietor
Best Advertising Medium in Jackson County. Rates Low. Foreign
Ads. Solicited.
Excellent facilities for doing all
kinds °f LAKEFIELD, Advertising Rates made
Job Work, Pamphlets, JACKSON COlNTY, known upon application.
THE SHAKOPEE TRIBUNE,
SHAKOPEE,
SCOTT COUNTY,
MINNESOTA,
has a guaranteed circulation of 200 copies more than the oldest paper
in the county. Located at the county seat of 2,300 population. Popula-
tion of county, 15,000. Subscribers are nearly all residents of the county
and hence the best local advertising medium issued.
Established 1896
Advertising rates can be obtained by applying to Remington Bros., 346 Broadway, New
York, or Banning Advertising Co., St. Paul, Minn., or Home Office.
HERBERT A. ZETTEL, Proprietor, SHAKOPEE, MINN.
THE SHIPPING CITY
is what BATH, flaine, has often been termed. Undoubtedly. BATH today is the largest ship-
building center in the UNITED STATES. Thousands of skilled workmen are employed in its
dozens of wooden and iron shipyards today. The year 1900 is sure to be the busiest year ever
known in the city of BATH. Its growth during the past year is estimated at from 3,000 to 5,000.
THE BATH DAILY TIMES
is the only daily in this prosperous city and section of Maine. The circulation of the TIMES
has increased over 30 per cent, during the past 18 months, yet its advertising rates are the
same. New England cannot be thoroughly covered by newspaper advertisers without the use
of the Bath Daily Times columns.
F. B. NICHOLS, Publisher.
The Evansville Demokrat,
I . LAUENSTEIN, Publisher and Manager
The Demokrat is the only Daily German newspaper in Evansville. a city of 75,000 population— two-thirds German.
The Daily has a larger home circulation than any other. English or German, morning paper in Evansville. The
Weekly is issued twice a week, and its circulation is very nearly as large as all the Evansville weeklies combined.
The Demokrat is used by local advertisers very largely, and hag always been a strong, reliable and successful
newspaper. Compare the Demokrat with other Evansville papers.
1880. Established 20 years. 1900.
THE HI \TINGIH KG ARGIS, HINT.NGBURG, IND.
THE ARGUS PUBLISHING COMPANY. JOHN W. LEWIS, Publisher.
The Argus is the only Republican paper in Dubois County. It has a large circulation and is steadily
increasing its subscription list ; and is considered one of the best advertising mediums in Southern Indiana.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 357
ADVERTISE IN THE
8te. Gcncvicvc County
WOOD 6- PETREQUIN
H wide-avoahc Democratic journal published in
Ste. Ocnevievc, J^o.
It has a circulation through four counties, viz: Ste. Genevieve, St. Francois,
Perry, and Jefferson, making it decidedly the best advertising medium in Southeast
Missouri. Write for sample copy.
"••«"£•""" SI. Louis Christian Advocate «•»—«.
Advertising rates for displayed matter, 25c. per agate line, subject to schedule of discounts for amount.
The ST. Louis CHRISTIAN ADVOCATK is a i6-page (64 columns) weekly journal devoted to the inter-
ests of the Methodist Episcopal Church South. It has always been a leader in point of circulation and
influence, and a popular medium for the advertisers of the entire country. Facts show lhat it brings
satisfactory results to its advertising patrons. For further information address
J. M. HAMLIN, Advertising Manager, 1414 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo.
REACH SOUTHWESTERN MONTANA AND EASTERN IDAHO WITH
The Dillon Tribune MST°A£A
WEEKLY 8 PAGES
'Well ~ to - do A.ecri cultural and Mining Population.
SPRINGFIELD MISSOURI Is the commercial center of Southern Missouri, Northern
! Arkansas, and Southeastern Kansas. It is the largest city
within a radius of 200 miles. The leading newspaper of this rich and growing territory is
THE LEADER-DEMOCRAT
Established in 1867. Uses Associated Press. Four Linotypes, and up-to-date
equipment throughout. For sample copies, rates, etc., address
THE LEADER-DEHOCRAT, - - - SPRINGFIELD, flO.
Johnson County Eagle
WARRENSBURG, MO.
Official organ of Warrensburg. 7 000 population. Best advertising medium in the county. All
home-print. Four pages. Cheap rate for display ads.
The Warsaw Times a- N- Rl^r^DSri.publi8her
3gtn Year Kstatolished 1865
Warsaw, county seat of Benton County, terminus of S., W. & S \V. Railway. Rich deposits of lead
and zinc have recently been discovered." Crushers and smelters will be built in the spring. The
county is well watered. Osage and Pomme de Terre rivers, several large creeks and thousands of
springs. Fruits and poultry do well. Circulation, 1,200.
Cedar County Republican "
The Party Organ. Circulation is almost all home or county. One
The Official County Paper. of the best advertising mediums in this section of
The Largest County Circulation. Missouri. Information regarding rates and circu-
The Best lob Office. lation furnished on application.
358 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
i: :
r-— A BUSINESS CATCHER
+
*
Read every week by 1,800 Bona-fide
Subscribers and Taxpayers. Covers ;
the territory and is a favorite in every
home. Advertising rates, ten cents
per inch. Sample copy for the asking.
Subscription Books open for inspection.
THPf .,,..,.,...,,,,
1 1 I
THE " SIGNAL," ROSENDALB, MISSOURI.
£"> 1 1 ' T~"N ' I "THE largest and oldest morning newspaper
^f^O _J2 IV published in Central Missouri; has a sworn
— ^ 0 , .. J circulation of over 2,500 copies daily. Weekly
^ i .. ^/ circulation of over 2,500 copies daily. Weekly
O6Q3.113., circulation, 3,800. Circulation of a high, desir-
MlSSOUn. able and conservative character. Consolidated
Advertising rates furnished on application. with Morning Gazette September 1, 1895.
THE DEMOCRAT, SAVANNAH, MO.
OUR RATES ARE REASON- Published in the best part of Missouri, in
ABLE AND WILL REMADE a city of 2,000 inhabitants. Is the only
KNOWN ON APPLICATION. Democratic paper published in Andrew
County, and has a guaranteed circulation of one thousand and fifty.
W. S. DRAY. Husiness Manager W. S. DRAY & CO, PUBLISHERS.
"WESTERN EMPIRE" FARM AND STOCK JOURNAL
DEAR SIR: — Our journal is high-class, and we cover the great stock-growing empire
of the middle, central, and western range. This paper reaches the best cattlemen and
ranchmen of Missouri, Arkansas, Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming,
Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, and Illinois. We solicit your subscription, card in breeder's
directory twelve dollars per year, stock sales, etc. Let us hear from you. We can make
you a reasonable rate on advertising for all business. Send us your proposition.
RICH HILL, MISSOURI. EMPIRE PUBLISHING COMPANY.
Searchlight,
Ravanna,
Missouri.
FAIR. ENTERTAINING.
FAITHFUL. INSTRUCTIVE.
FEARLESS. MORAL.
nHE SEARCHLIGHT is recognized as being oneof the best local papers published in North Missouri.
It is independent in politics, thus affording an opportunity to commend the right and condemn the
wrong in whatever party they may appear. It is undenominational with reference to the principles
of Christianity, but is an uncompromising advocate of morality in all that the term implies. Published
every Thursday. One dollar per year. w H LOWRY, Editor.
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Established 1878
The Atchison
H. F. STAPEL,
Editor and
Publisher
County Mail
Rockport, Mo.
Subscription $1.50 per gear
The Circulation Ex" *«!s Copies Every
of THE MAIL 5,000 Week
The Christian
County Republican
Established 1888
W. W. KINLOCK, Editor and Proprietor
Ozark, flo.
J K
Circulation 1,000. At county seat. Official paper
of county and city. In splendid agricultural,
stock, and fruit county.
SA1V1F>LK ON APPLICATION
The Enterprise
TIM HOSMER, Editor
Poplar Bluff, Mo.
Circulates in every one of the seventeen counties of this C9ngressional District, which has
a population, according to the last census, of 205,000 It is an independent, progressive,
Reform journal, and leads rather than follows, the Reform thought of the day. Four pages,
five columns, all-home-print. Advertising rates on application.
PAHY THE
WEEKV
Pierce City, A\o. •
TRY AN ADVERTISEMKNT WITH US
A- T. BOOTHE, Proprietor
Largest circulation, and largest and
oldest paper in the county.
Actual circulation, Jan. 15, 1900, 1000.
The Pineville Democrat
Pineville, Mo., County Seat of McDonald County
Official county paper, and official paper of the Democratic party in county. Democratic majority
in 1896, over 500. An up-to-date paper, bright, clean, and newsy, and read by the people of its county.
Best advertising medium in the county. Reliable and prompt. Try it.
Address JOSEPH W. KEI/1VY, Pineville, Mo.
The Republican
ESTABLISHED 1887
GRANT M. POTTER
Editor and Proprietor
LANCASTER, MISSOURI
Good circulation. The best advertising patronage. The only Republican paper published in
Schuyler County. Write for sample copy and advertising rates.
3<5o
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Marble
Hill
JOHN S. HII,!,,
Editor and Manager.
Eighteenth Year.
Oldest Paper in the
County.
Marble Hill,
Mo.
The Jasper
County Democrat
Morning, Daily and Weekly,
Are the UNDISPUTED LEADING CIRCULATING
MEDIUMS reaching the homes of the 11,000 people
of Carthage, Mo., and the 70,000 of JASPER
COUNTY, the greatest zinc and lead producing
district in the world. For rates, etc., address :
DEMOCRAT,
Carthage, Mo.
Huntsville
Hnntsville, Mo.
Oldest paper in Randolph County, and has the
largest circulation. All home print and printed
on book paper with book ink.
The Herald reaches the most reputable, re-
sponsible and ambitious of our population, and is
a first-class advertising medium. Rates furnished
on application. Address
BAI^THIS & DAMKRON,
Editors and Proprietors.
The Jackson
(Mo.) Herald
Circulation. 750.
Best advertising medium in South-
east Missouri. For rates address
Hays & Hendricks,
IVEO.
Established 1876.
All Home Print
PUBLISHED AT
Clayton, St. Louis County, Mo.
County has a population of 50,000, ten thousand
of whom read The Argus. It is the only Demo-
cratic paper in the county. As an advertising
medium it cannot be excelled. None but gilt-edge
ads. accepted.
Get good returns from the
Daily and *
Weehly Democrat
Published at
fMssoun,
The best weekly newspaper in Western
New York, outside of Buffalo. Covers
three counties.
READE & SHITH,
Proprietors.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 361
LAFAYETTE LEADER
Higginsville, Missouri
ALL HOME PRINT _M— J,800 CIRCULATION
The 'Best Advertising Medium in Lafayette County.
Our advertisers are given the fairest treatment and reasonable terms.
We solicit your patronage.
GROVES & NEALE, Publishers
npl p i • J ¥ 1 ESTABLISHED 1867
I he rountam and Journal circulation per year, is™
MT. VERNON, HISSOURI
It is a Republican newspaper, issued every Thursday, in the heart of the farming, stock, and mining
section of the country.
These are the Advertising To take run of paper, per inch, per month, - - 25 cents
Rates for this Paper, ^n column next to reading, per inch, per month, - 33%
onlv in cash for dis- Top of any column, not next reading, per inch, per month, 35 '
j , ' , j ' Top of column and next to reading, per inch, per month, 41%
play and local adver- Surrounded by reading, per inch, per month, - 50 •
inJ» : Reading notices, each week, per line, 05
This is an old county-seat town of 1,500 inhabitants, and in the center of a 25-mile square, of 6,875
voters. Your cash patronage, only requested.
EUPHRATES BOUCHER, Editor and Publisher for over 24 years
•i. T. BLOUNT THF rniipiFp
Editor and Proprietor I III- V/\/|jl\IL.I\
Published Every Saturday
POLITICS: "SOUND MONEY DEMOCRATIC."
Advertisers can reach a class of people through our columns that cannot be reached elsewhere.
Only paper published at the county seat.
I IT"TI P CTII TMTt?V E>AE>PD^ Must be content with little advertisements.
Lwl 1 1 L-td V/VJ^l^ iv I rr\t~L^,r^j We want just enough space to state that
THE ANDERSON ADVOCATE
While a small paper and has now only a small circulation, is published in a practically new country —
Southwest Missouri — the greatest fruit country on the globe. It is getting new readers
right along. For advertising rates, address
W. D. FRANKLIN :: Editor and Publisher :: ANDERSON, MO.
TL~ D^Xl . I\- 11^. THE INDEPENDENT PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., Proprietor
Ine Butler rree Press w. o. ATKESON, Editor
About twenty representative farmers own the plant. Covers the great agricultural and coal min-
ing county of Bates. In its thirteenth year, all home print. Most reliable class of country and city
patrons Best advertising medium in the county, because it has the confidence of the people. Butler
has a population between 4,000 and 5,000; Bates County a population of over 40,000. Rates reasonable;
but doubtful "ads." and uncertain advertisers promptly rejected. Low-rate patent medicine "ads."
not wanted. Address W. O. ATKESON, Box 618, Butler, Mo.
Mississippi has one, and ONLY one, 6-Column, 8-Page Daily Paper
Circulation exceeds, i,«
Mississippi's Leading Daily
Circulation exceeds :
also reaches all interior towns
Sample copie^rate^a^eneraj information Address NEWS PUBLISHING CO., Jackson, Miss.
THE JACKSON DAIIY NEWS
THE JACKSON WEEKLY NEWS <***•••*
362 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Carterville Evening Journal
CARTERVILLE, MISSOURI.
WILLIAnS BROS., Proprietors. Every day, except Sunday.
Circulation the largest in Southwest
Missouri Mining District.
10 cents a week ; $4 per year. Advertising: Rates on application.
Missouri and Kansas Miner j
CARTERVILLE, MISSOURI.
Only paper in Southwest Missouri devoted
entirely to Lead and Zinc Mining.
Circulation *j (\(\(\ Subscription, d» | /\/\
guaranteed OjV/vrVf II per year . . . %P I »\/vF
Address all communications to WILLIAMS BROS., Carterville, Mo.
J
"Ml lit
A prosperous country contains desirable purchasers.
We have the country around Holden, Johnson County,
Mo., and the medium of reaching the purchasers —
The Holden Globe
J. ED VAN MATRE, Editor and Proprietor.
850 Subscribers who pay. Advertising Rates given on demand.
Missouri's State Paper
STATE TRIBUNE w^
Circulation growing rapidly.
1 TRIBUNE PRINTING CO., Jefferson City, Mo.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
363
The Liberal Press
CHAS. N. BELL,
Editor and Publisher.
WOODBURY, N. J.
Circulates in all the towns and villages in Gloucester Count}'.
Official paper of County and City. Advertising
rates on application. First-class Job Office con-
nected with paper. Republican in Politics.
$1.00
Per Year.
DAILY TRUE AMERICAN
TRENTON, NEW JERSEY.
One of the OLDEST and BEST Advertising Mediums in the State. It is served by
carriers directly into the homes of 99 per cent, of its readers. No street sales.
IT IS THE FAMILY PAPER. You cannot advertise in Trenton,
except in THE DAILY TRUE AMERICAN.
The average circulation
for year J899,
5,773
NAAR, DAY & NAAR,
Publishers.
THE SUMMIT HERALD
JOHN W. CLIFT, Publisher and Proprietor.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING A SPECIALTY.
Summit, N. J.— Phone, 60 B.
THE UNION COUNTY STANDARD
NEW JERSEY'S LEADING SEMI-WEEKLY.
The STANDARD reaches the homes of the people of Union County. Cash invested in the adver-
tising columns of THE STANDARD brings good paying results. Published Tuesdays and
Fridays, by JHE STANDARD PUBLISHING CONCERN,
WESTFIELD, N. J. C. E. PEARSALL, MANAGER.
Established
J834.
THE UNIONIST GAZETTE
Somerville,
N.J.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOMERSET COUNTY, REACHING THE READ-
ERS THAT ADVERTISERS ARE AFTER.
Published Thursdays.
The Unionist Gazette Association, Publishers.
THE WOODBURY DAILY TIMES
ONE AIM-THE NEWS.
The People's Popular Penny Paper :: The Only Daily in Gloucester County.
Goes into four-fifths of the homes in the city, and enjoys a large suburban circulation.
It gives all the news fit to publish, and is eagerly sought and carefully read by every member
of the family; hence is the advertiser's best medium for reaching the buying public.
C. WALTER HAWN, Managing Editor.
364 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Daily Dispatch
Union Hill, ]V. J.
Only Daily Newspaper in a Field of 75,000 People.
On the Palisades, Opposite the Heart of New York.
Five Ferries I/ead Directly from the Dispatch
Field to the Shopping District of New York.
The Ne\v Kra, Riverton, N. j.
Joshua D. Janney, M. D., Editor.
Walter I/. Bowen, Publisher.
Acknowledged by local business men to be the best advertising medium in this
section of Burlington County. Send for rates and sample copy. Located in agri-
cultural district, with carriage factory, nursery and gas plant in the town. Shoe fac-
tory and shoe tongue factory in adjoining town of Palmyra, which is also covered
by our circulation.
The Ratherford News,, Established 1885.
The Oldest and Best Paper in Rutherford and a First -class Advertising Medium
for Rutherford, East Rutherford, Carlstadt, Wellington, Garfield, Lyndhurst, Kingsland and North
Arlington. If you want to reach these places thoroughly
Use the News. AI^^X. R. WEBB, Publisher.
RocKaway Record.
Established 1889. Published' weekly. The only
ewspaper in Rockaway Borough and Township.
Subscription Si.oo. Circulation 1,000.
The territory consists of manufacturing, mining and farming. Advertising rates : isc. per single
column inch, with 40 per cent, off on yearly contracts.
WM. BURD, JR., Editor and Proprietor, Rockaway, N. J.
Paterson Labor Standard, paterson, N. j.
Issued Saturdays. $1.00 Per Year. 7,500 Circulation.
Official organ of the Labor Movement in the State of New Jersey. Official org'n of the State. Circu-
lates chiefly in Paterson, Newark, Jersey City, Bloomingdale, Trenton
and Camden. Good advertising Medium.
Po^ ^no^M"^ Kl I the greatest silk producing city in America, grew from 78,000 in 1890
rolSnSOrij IN • vJ *j to a population of 110,000 in 1899, with suburbs of 50,000 more.
It is a community of wealthy manufacturers, thriving tradesmen and skilled artisans, drawing large-
salaries. The leading Daily Newspaper in the city and since its inception the exponent of the most in.
telligent and liberal buying classes, is
The Paterson Daily Press.
Advertisers cannot afford to overlook THK PRESS in. seeking to cover its field. Rates are reasonable
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
365
1557 - 1599
SUBURBAN PRESS ASS'N I
Passaic Advertiser
Circulating in Passaic, Garfield and
Dundee. Passaic Co.
Little Falls Gazette
Circulating in Little Falls, Cedar
Grove and vicinity. Passaic Co.
Clifton and Athenia Weekly
News
Circulating in Clifton, Athenia, Rich-
field, Peru, etc. Passaic Co.
PUBLISHERS OF
Nutley Weekly Eagle
Circulating in Nutley, Avondale and
Spring Garden. Essex Co.
Carlstadt Enquirer
Circulating in Carlstadt, Rutherford,
and Lyndhurst. Bergen Co.
Lodi Advance
Circulating in Lodi and Saddle River.
Bergen Co.
Main Office : 26 Bloomfield Ave., Passaic, N. J
3,500 Copies Weekly
And still on the
Increase . .
Advertisement in six papers at almost the price of one paper.
MAKE ADVERTISING PAY . .
The Evening Journal
OF JERSEY CITY, N. J.
Was a daily visitor during 1899 to no less than 16,5OO FAMILIES in the wealthy suburban popu-
lation of Hudson County. The Medium that reaches 16,500 families must pay advertisers.
The Elmer Times, NEW JERSEY.
Established 1836. Subscription, $1.OO per year.
S. F>. ROSTER, Editor.
Lowest Issue in Five Years ~ * * 2,000 Copies.
Average, 1899, * ~ ~ * * * 2,211
Half of pur subscribers are well-to-do farmers and our paper circulates in their homes. This is the richest dairy
section in New Jersey, and will bring results to advertisers. Sample copies and rates on application.
The Express
Abraham L. Adams, Publisher,
Morristown, Morris Co., New Jersey.
One of the official papers of the County and State, and has a larger circulation than
any other in the town or county. Sold on the streets at 3 cents a copy, $1.50
per year in advance. Advertising rates on application.
A. W. HUNT, EDITOR.
C. D. WILKIE, MANAGER.
THE PRESS
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Best Advertising Medium in Western North Carolina.
Circulates in all the adjoining counties.
RUTHERFORDTON, N. C.
366 REMI.VGTOX BROTHERS'
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Established 1526
Morristown, with a population of 12,000, is, with one or two excep-
tions, the wealthiest town in the country, and as THE JKRSEYMAN
circulates in the best families, it is acknowledged to be the leading-
suburban advertising medium in the vicinity of New York, and is
patronized by up-to-date business houses with good results.
Because it is impossible ^ ^
To name a. paper that has more subscribers in SUSSEX COUNTY, N.J., than
The Sussex Record
is the reason that this paper should contain your advertisement. Another reason —
our rates are to-west.
LITTLE & BERGGREN, Publishers NEWTON, N. j.
DAILY-Summer IfM 1DMAI JOHN K' WALLACE
WEEKLY- Yearly J \J \J f\ /T JT\ L- Editor and Proprietor
ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY
The daily (June to September) is a smart specimen of a newspaper. Read by half a million visitors,
permanent and transient residents and cottagers. A competent authority has christened it "The Model "
Weekly circulation 1,600, eight pages, cut edges, and modern get-up. Ever test its value for business?
Established in
The Wahoo Wasp
Accepts advertisements from reliable business firms. If you are that kind of people
and want to advertise in a live, wide-awake Western paper, send for our rates.
Wahoo, Nebraska, " Wasp." T. J. PICKETT, Publisher
Bound Brook— between New York and Philadelphia— 5,00(1 people to be reached and THE RECORD
the best advertising medium. If you want quick results advertise in that popular family paper.
THE RECORD
Bound Brook, N. J.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. D. D. CLARK, JR., EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
/TSTTT^ 0/TV A >TST} C* TMVT'TV~D T? FORMERLY BOUND BROOK DEMOCRAT
1 ill} O 1 A 1 E/ ^l>lN 1 Ivlv NAT WILSON, Publisher
Bound Brook, New Jersey
Thoroughly covers Somerset and adjoining counties. Circulates amongst a pros-
perous, buying community and is read by all the people. We can give results. Try us.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 367
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Camden County Journal :
Camden, New Jersey.
The Only German Newspaper
* In Camden, Gloucester, Salem, Cape May, Cumberland, Burling- *
^ ton, Ocean and Monmouth Counties. ^
* +
T Official organ of the City and County of Camden, and State of New Jersey. T
'LOUIS HOLLER, Editor and Proprietor.
224 Bridge Avenue,
Camden, New Jersey.
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;| H Clean, BriQbt, progressive ffamilE paper is tbe |
Blisabetb 2)ail£ journal!
A Favorite in the Homes of Elisabeth, New Jersey, and the
Surrounding Towns.
Guaranteed Circulation Made Basis of Contracts if Desired.
Metvichen Recorder
Metuchen, New Jersey.
We get Township, County and State advertising, and thoroughly cover the
field between Rahway, New Brunswick, Plainfield and Perth Am boy.
\V& Can Give Results! s. B. D. F»RICKITT,
Try Us ! Editor and Proprietor.
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368 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ESTABLISHED 1872.
The Brightest, Newsiest and Best Printed Paper in Morris County.
DOVER, N. J.
The ERA enters the homes of the best people in Morris County and is the best adver-
tising medium in this section. Circulation, 2,000.
THE DOVER PRINTING CO., Publishers.
The Seward Independent-Democrat Seward> Neb-
is the leading paper of Seward County, one of the best agricultural counties
in the Union. Its sworn circulation is nearly double that of any other paper published in the
county. Advertising rates reasonable.
W. H. SMITH, Proprietor.
E. B. WILBUR, South Sioux City, Neb.
Editor and Publisher
Established 1880. Official paper of County. Only cash-in-advance paper in Northeast Nebraska.
One dollar" per year.
If you want to reach a thrifty farming class
in one of the best farming and stock-growing sections of the best state in
the Union, you should plant an " ad." in
THE BUFFALO COUNTY PILOT
an Independent weekly newspaper, published at Kearney, Neb., which is
now in its fourth year and growing every day. Write1 to
PII/OT PRINTING CO., Publishers, Kearney, Neb.
Established in 1874. Daily and Weekly.
For quickest and best route to the homes of the best people of
Southern Nebraska, use
THE ARBOR STATE
Weekly Circulation, 1,897. WYMORE, NEB.
JAS. A. MALLORY, Publisher,
WAKEFIELD, NEB.
THE WAKEFIELD JOURNAL
JOB WORK A SPECIALTY.
Subscription, $i a year. Sworn circulation, 500 copies per issue. Advertising rates: One inch
per week, ioc.; 10 inches or more, 8c.; Locals, per line, 50. per week,
The Webste* County Argus
RED CLOUD, NEB.
Fine illustrated advertising a specialty. Largest home advertising patronage of any paper
in the Republican valley. The home merchant knows its value. Rates reasonable.
Best cash subscription list In Webster County.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 369
Camdeii Daily Courier
IN COVERING NEW JERSEY— West and Southwest—
THE CAMDEN DAILY COURIER is the recognized leading
newspaper in that section, with many exclusive features:
Circulation larger than combined actual circula- Larger, and contains more news than any of its
tion of all other papers in the city. competitors.
Reading Matter up-to-date and complete. In fact, a local newspaper, the Best by all means
Only Paper with its own direct wire service in for ADVERTISING.
the city.
DAILY AND WEEKLY— EIGHT PAGES— ONE CENT
THE COURIER CO., Publishers courier Building 132 Federal St., Camden, IN. J.
The Greenwood Record
PRINTED AT GREENWOOD, NEBRASKA,
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Republican in politics. Has a large and growing cir-
culation. In fine farming section on B. & M.
Railway, 16 miles east of Lincoln.
GEO. B. PICKETT PROPRIETOR
T|_ HI •_!• • • tt Published Every Morning, except Monday, and Weekly
The Meridian Herald ^»SS^m!SSn^
The only newspaper in East Mississippi or West Alabama receiving the full leased
wire dispatches of the Associated Press, and the only newspaper within a radius of
about 100 miles that has any telegraph service whatever.
Official Journal of the City of Meridian The best advertising medium in all this territory
SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Daily, per annum, 87; Daily, per month, 60c. ; Weekly, per annum, 50c.
Columbus,
N. f>. parks, Gditor and proprietor
Leading newspaper in Platte County. Largest circulation. Best advertising medium. Columbus
is a city of 4,000 people, and growing rapidly.
Talk to the people of Hayes ^H" T 1\ /T iH^ ^K Everybody Reads the Times
County, Neb., through the JL X JL V-L JLL/ VZ5 -
If you have an article that would interest the people of Hayes County, you should
talk to them through THE TIMES We have space to sell, and if you have an article that
has merit in it, we would like to sell you some of it. Let me know what you- have,
how much space you want, and how long you want it, and I will give you my terms.
C. A. READY, Publisher : : Hayes County Times : : Hayes Center, Neb.
LEADER-INDEPENDENT
By W. E. MORGAN, Greeley, Nebraska
Founded September 1, 1894, by the combination of the Greeley Leader and Scotia Independent.
The only Republican newspaper in Greeley County. Greeley, county-seat, population (estimated), 500.
37O REMINGTON BROTHERS'
KSTA.HLISHKD 1873.
BEAVER CITY TIMES
BEAVER CITY, NEBRASKA.
W. T. LTXDSAY, Proprietor and Publisher.
POPULIST.
The oldest paper in Western Nebraska. The largest circulation. Reaches the majority of fanners
in the county, and is a valuable advertising medium. The proprietor will not accept any advertising
with due bill attached to contract. \Vill accept some kinds of goods in full payment for advertising.
The Times is a twelve-page paper, six pages home print, issued every Friday. No "top of column
and next to pure reading matter " ads wanted. Will always give as good location as possible, but
we shift our advertising about nearly every week.
The Culbertson Era
IRA COLE.
A Hot Paper in a Hot Town.
CULBERTSON, NEBRASKA.
If you don't want results, don't advertise in it. If you don't want to get excited,
don't read it.
The Camdcn Independent
CAMDEN, N. J. Largest Circulation in South Jersey.
Admittedly the liveliest and most widely read paper in Camden County.
Uneqaaled as an Advertising Medium. The leading Family Paper of Western New York
The Buffalo Volksfreund
F. X. Schifferli, Editor. Daily and Weekly. Wm. M. Mumm, Manager.
THE VOLKSFREUND PRINTING COMPANY, PUBLISHERS.
«.i nrr.-i I Book and Jolt Printers. Advertisers wishing to reach the German population of Western Xe\v
York, should send tneir orders to this excellent paper. Remington Brothers. Advertising Agents.
Our prices may be higher than others, but you'll get all that's
coming to you, and remember that the cheapest is not the
best. . Yours for Business,
PLAINDEALER, BATH,N.Y.
Douglas County Herald
BEN J. SMITH, Editor and Publisher, Ava, Missouri.
Published every Thursday, at $1 per year.
The Herald is the only Republican paper published in Douglas County, one of the largest counties in the
State of Missouri. There is only one other paper in the county. The Herald circulation covers a territory
of about 45 miles square, therefore is one of the best advertising mediums in the state. An average circu-
lation of 900 for the past six months is guaranteed, and as this is a campaign year, the circulation will be
largely increased. Advertising rates very reasonable and made known on application.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 371
The best
Advertising
Proposition
in Troy, N. Y.,
is made by
TheTroy Record
Morning Edition is the only
Morning Paper in the city.
Evening Edition is the only
One Cent paper in the city.
An Advertisement in two
papers for the price
of space in one.
Send for advertising THE TROY RECORD CO.
rates and sworn stat e
ment of circulation. Troy, N. Y.
372 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
EVERYBODY READS THF UNION SCHENECTADY'S LEADING
. I IlL UlllVflU NEWSPAPER
Daily (Circulation, 4,J88), and Semi-Weekly (Circulation, 3,879)
Schenectady, N. Y., is now a city of 36,100 population, and at the present rate
of growth will reach 5o,ooo in five years. THE UNION grows with the city.
During December, 1898, the DAILY UNION carried 771 columns of
The Daily Union advertising; during December, 1899, it carried the unprecedent- The Semi-Weekly
consists of edly large number of 1,045 columns, or an average of over 40 Union consists
8, 10, and 12 columns a day, this being an increase over the previous year of of 6, 8, and 10
pages. 11 columns daily. This fact alone demonstrates that the UNION pages.
leads in popularity as an advertising medium.
THE UNION covers the advertising and news field thoroughly in Schenectady and parts of adjoin-
ing counties. Advertising rates furnished on application.
JAHES H. CALLANAN, Publisher
Nos. 8, 9, and 10 Central Arcade Schenectady, New York
CIRCULATION 12,300 DAILY
The Syracuse Journal
SYRACUSE, N. Y,
You vsrant it to successfully cover this field
THE DAILY SARATOGUN
Eight pages. An established and widely circulated newspaper published every day in the year, except
Sundays and holidays The leading Republican paper in Northeastern New York. It covers a unique and
valuable advertising tield, as it is read by all classes. Daily, by mail, $5.Co per year.
¥^Ii£k XA/f^l^H V ^ftfutncrinn ^ sixteen- page family newspap'er. Largest circulation and
I IV, TttlVlJ' 47CU atrVgmil best advertising medium in the county. Weekly, $1.00 per
year. Advertising rates furnished on application. Transient advertising from 5 to 10 cents per line.
Published by the SARATOGIAN CO., Saratoga Springs, N. Y. JOHN W. HOWE, Manager
The Tivoli Times
CHAMPION & HARTWELL
Publishers
A LIVE COUNTRY WEEKLY.
Desirable advertising medium for Dutchess County, New York. An up-to-date paper. If you don't
believe it, send postal for sample copy.
F. G. HARTWELL, Editor and Manager Tivoli, Dutchess County, N. Y.
THE ALLEGHANY STAR Sparta, N. c.
A. S. CARSON, Editor and Proprietor
A seven-column, four-page weekly. THE STAR has a guaranteed circulation of
20,000 readers, and is the best advertising medium within 100 miles of this town.
ESTABLISHED 1845 ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY
The Eastern State Journal
The Official and Oldest Paper in Westchester County.
CHARLES D. HORTON \ Editor and Proprietor. CHRISTOPHER HARMON, Manager.
WHITE PLAINS, N. Y.
An eight-column folio, 26x40: printed at the county-seat of Westchester County. Publishes the record of
all deeds, mortgages and liens filed in the county, and, as the paper is copyrighted, it is read by every business
and professional man and big family in every hamlet in the county.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 373
In all America there is but one "Life." 7 his is
the one Mr. Fowler is writing about.
What Nath'l C. Fowler, Jr., the great business builder
of 23 Thacher Road, Boston, thinks of LIFE.
BOSTON, MASS., July 3, 1899.
MR. B. C. EVERINGHIM, Advertising Manager, LIFE,
19 West 3ist Street, New York City.
DEAR SIR: — For nearly twenty years it has been necessary for
me continuoiisly to study the advertising value of America's lead-
ing mediums, that I might the more correctly recommend to my
clients only the "best." Experience, and every known manner
of test, seem to conclusively prove that LIFE is in an advertising-
value-class by itself, and to be one of the very limited number of
" indispensables. " From an advertising viewpoint, LIFE is pre-
eminently the official organ of the people of buying-wealth. There
is not a better medium, and I am of the opinion that there is no
other medium so good for the advertising of luxuries and of
highest grade commodities. The readers of LIFE are necessarily
women and men of society, with many desires, and with the
means to gratify them.
NATH'L C. FOWLER, JR.
The Watcrtown Times
and Semi-Weekly Reformer
THOROUGHLY COVERS THE COUNTIES OF JEFFERSON, ST. LAWRENCE AND LEWIS.
NO OTHER PUBLICATION DOES
THE BROCKWAY CO., Watertown, N. Y.
THE YONKERS DAILY HERALD
THE HERALD is recognized as the paper of the people. It serves
no class, and fears none. When it advocates a reform, social, political
or other, it does so, not because it pays, but because it feels the need,
aud it pushes the work to finality. It has never lost in any reform it
has advocated. There are in the corporate limits of the city of Yonkers
twenty-three stations. THE HERALD is delivered by carriers to every
district of this immense territory. What THE HERALD says goes in
Yonkers — and what Yonkers does goes in THE HERALD.
374
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
If it
Happens
You'll
See
It in
The
News
•*" 1 /HAT is the reason why our subscription list is
J. steadily increasing. The people know a good
thing when they see it. If you are a live
advertiser further comment is unnecessary. If you
wish to reach the people of Westchester County,
advertise in the
Mount Pleasant News
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; Published every Friday at North Tarrytown, Westchester
t County, N. Y. Send for sample copies.
f
The Watkins Review
Eight pages. Largest newspaper published in Schuyler County, New York. Circu-
lation in Schuyler County larger than that of any other paper.
B. L. PIPER, Publisher.
SAUGERTIES,
If.Y.
THE SAUGERTIES TELEGRAPH
DAILY AHD
WEEKLY.
Published by THE SAUGERTIES TELEGRAPH PUBLISHING CO.
JAMES T. MAXWELL, President. EDWARD JERNEGAN, Business Manager.
WEEKLY published every Thursday morning, and DAILY every day except Sundays and
legal holidays, at 218 Main Street.
WEEKLY, $2.00 per year, or $1.50 in advance ; DAILY, $5.00 per year.
It has a large circulation and is unequaled in the vicinity as a first-class advertising medium.
Now in its 21 st
year.
The Tonawanda Herald
THE RAVORITB FAMILY F>AF>ER.
Unexcelled as an advertising medium in Niagara and Erie Counties, N. Y.
CIRCULATION GUARANTEED. T. M. CHAPMAN, Proprietor.
THE RED CREEK HERALD
RED But four years old and has the largest circulation of any paper
C'RF'P'R' published along the south shore of Lake Ontario, between
*'*' > Rochester and Oswego, among a wealthy class of people.
N. Y, Get our advertising rates.
The Star= Eagle
is fully recognized as the leading paper of Southern Rensselaer County, N. Y. It is the largest
paper, has the largest circulation and the lowest price. It is the official city and county
paper. We have the sworn affidavit of our foreman, showing an average circu-
lation of over 3,000 copies a week for the past six months.
THE ROME CITIZEN
N. Y.
This paper is the leading Republican
paper of Oneida County, outside the
City of Utica. Oneida County contains
93 postoffices and is composed of an un-
usually thrifty, well-to-do farming
population. The territory surrounding it was never in better shape than it is at the present
time. Being Republican in politics, the CITIZEN reaches a large class of people reached by no
other paper. The paper is in new hands and is being enlarged and improved. Its circulation
of 2,000 shows a gain of 350 in the last three months, and we "believe that we can truthfully
promise an increase of 500 in the coming half year.
NEWSPAPER A I A \ u A i..
375
de Rousiers No.
Sa}rs : "The American
newspaper is good or no
good."
The verdict of the great
majority of readers and
advertisers in Troy and vi-
cinity is that
is good; that it is, in brief,
the best.
Because it is the Favoj-
ite Family Newspaper, and
goes into more homes than
any of its competitors.
Any advertiser, any where,
who knows a good paper
when he sees one, is invited
to send for a sample copy,
and judge of its quality for
himself.
Troy Press Co., Tr°y- H- Y-
376
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Sullivan County Republican
MONTICELLO, N. Y.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY BY GEORGE E. WALLER.
GUARANTEED CIRCULATION, 1,100 COPIES.
Best Advertising Medium in County. Write for Pamphlet and Rates.
THE POUGHKEEPSIE
NEWS COMPANY.
THE OLDEST DEMOCRATIC DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPER IN THE STATE.
POUGHKEEPS1E NEWS-PRESS.
roi «.HK i i i-xi i v Y.
DAILY — SIX DOLLARS A YEAR.
DAILY PRESS established 1852. DAILY NEWS t-s-
talili-hed 1871. Consolidated June, 1883.
IjiirKe space devoted to local Inter-
est*.— rend Ity everybody, and copied
from by all contemporaries.
Largest Daily Circulation in Poughkeepsie.
POIIGHKEEPSIE NEWS-TELEGRHPH.
WEEKLY — TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
OBSERVER established 18:5. TELEGRAPH estab
lished 1823. NEWS established 1871.
Consolidated June, 1883.
Circulation In rarer than that of any
paper published In the Hudson River
valley— a Journal for the family.
NEWS-PRESS BUILDING,
MARKET and CANNON STS.
J. W. HINKLEY, President.
JOHN DOHENY, Bus. Manager.
Book and Job Printing.
Law Printing a Specialty,
Che ]Mew RocbeUc 'Cribime
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
AT NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
fias the Largest Circulation of any paper in the Cown,
Population 15,000.
AVERAGE DAILY
CIRCULATION 3,500
ESTABLISHED APRIL ii
POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.
Population over 25,000
THE EVENING STAR
$3.00 PER YEAR
6 cts. PER WEEK
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
WEEKLY STAR, $1.00 per Year
J. J. HYLAND, Editor and Manager.
THE EVENING STAR is the pioneer of one cent papers on the Hudson, and has double the
circulation of any daily paper in Dutchess County. Eight pages, six columns to a page. The
best advertising medium on the Hudson River. It is Republican in politics.
NAPLES, NEW YORK.
J. S. TELLIKR,
Ed
Dditor and Publisher.
Che JVaples Record
Established January, 1870. Issued Wednesday. Four pages, 26x40. $1.00 per year. Circu-
lation 1.450 weekly. Independent. THE RECORD circulates largely in the counties of Ontario,
Yates, Steuben and Livingston, and is therefore an excellent advertising medium. Rates low
and made known on application to the publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 377
Grapes are good fruit. Raising grapes is a science. People
\vho raise grapes for market in quantity are good buyers.
The Grape Belt
(Semi-Weekly)
Absolutely covers Chautauqua County, New York, where grapes are the
great product. 3,800 papers are sent out twice each week in a territory
75 miles long and 25 wide. Every family either takes it, or borrows it
from a neighbor. They all see it. It is a National Horticultural
Authority, and is as well thumbed as the family Bible.
(Daily)
The Evening News
Had more than 1,500 circulation ordered before a copy had been printed,
i, 800 papers are being printed each day and read by the people of
Dunkirk and Fredonia and adjacent villages. Dunkirk is the seat of
Brooks Locomotive Works, and the home of the skilled artisans.
Is a National Horticultural Authority, and widely
(Monthly) reac^ a^ over tne country by growers, handlers,
canners, shippers, etc., etc.
A...rePub.ishedbvthe BELT PUBLISHING COMPANY
WALTER H. SAVORY, Editor and Publisher 18-20 East Second Street, Dunkirk, N. Y.
PUBLISHED AT NORWICH, N. Y.
REPUBLICAN. SEMI-WEEKLY. GOOD ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
C. E. MERRITT, Editor and Publisher
Established 1876 Subscription, $1.00 per year
LOWVILLE, LEWIS COUNTY, HEW YORK.
Circulates in every nook and corner of the most prosperous dairying and farming counties in
Northern New York. The recognized Republican party paper. Published at the county-seat.
Local news a specialty. Eight pages. Home print. Circulation in Lewis County, 2,400.
fates Reasonable. Satisfaction Guaranteed. F. H. RALSTEN, Editor and Publisher
V. H. WING, Proprietor
Highland, New York
Specialty of the finer grades of printing. I can furnish electrotype cuts,
engravings, and society emblems. This paper offers the greatest
amount of advertising for the least money.
Weekly, $1.00 per Year Fifty Cents, Six Months
THE COURANT CO
Publishers
The Lyons Courant ^y°ns'NewYork
Subscription, $1.00 per Year.
Published every Thursday. THE COURANT is issued in a growing village and important railroad
center, and has a large and constantly increasing circulation. It is Republican in politics and is pub-
lished at the county-seat of Wayne County, one of the strongest Republican counties of the state.
A profitable medium for advertisers. Rates on application.
378
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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J $1 a year
r Times-Union Building,
f Cor. Beaver and
A Green Streets,
ALBANY, V Y.
lflL<5 UlllVll Editor and Prop.
RA\1Y M Y JOSEPH A. FARRELL,
•DAN I, M. I. Business Manager.
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IF you desire to reach the progressive and prosper-
ous people of this section of the Empire State, you
will find the columns of THE TIMES-UNION will
render far greater aid than any other medium you can
employ. This paper is read every afternoon in every
town and hamlet within a radius of 100 miles out from
Albany by the thrifty people who dwell therein. Four
editions daily; the first for more distant places by early
p. m. trains ; the others for later trains.
THE TIMES-UNION makes advertising contracts
upon this basis :
That its paid daily circulation is greater than the
combined circulation of all the other Albany dailies.
A certain class of advertising is refused admission to its col-
umns, for the reason that it is the favorite Home Newspaper.
Business Men's Newspaper Census
A business men's canvass of the City of Btnghamton and
suburbs shows THE HERALD to have a city circulation
equaling the combined city circulation of the Republican and
Leader, also that THE HERALD has 3,JOO exclusive sub-
scribers. Send for circulation statements.
THE EVENING HERALD CO., Binghamton, N.Y.
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Leading Daily in Northern New York.
J SlyFrmays.n Largest circulation of any Daily north of
the cities. For advertising rates address
! STAR PUBLISHING CO., : : Glens Falls, N.Y.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 379
The Bainbridge Republican
IS THE LEADING FAMILY NEWSPAPER OF THIS TOWN.
It is read by the best class of people, and goes into more
homes than any other paper published here. It is con-
ceded to be the best advertising medium
BAINBRIDQE REPUBLICAN,
BAINBRIDGE, N. Y.
, ITHACA DAILY NEWS,
M. M. DAYTON. Published at ITHACA, Tompfcins Co., N. Y.
The ITHACA DAILY NEWS, a penny evening paper, although independent on all subjects,
and of all parties, will, nevertheless, endeavor to be an organ — the public organ of the People.
Subscription Price, $3.00 per Year.
The NEWS, the only Penny Paper in Ithaca, commenced publication April 6th, 1895, without
a subscriber, and in four months' time, the dullest season of the year, to wit : Aug. i, has secured
nearly or quite double the circulation of any other daily paper in that bustling city, Ithaca, the
seat of Cornell University, and continvies to hold it.
The NEWS is essentially a family paper, thoroughly CLEAN in tone, both as to its reading
columns and its advertisements, and according to the usual rule of estimating, has nearly ten
thousand readers per day. It is, therefore, the best advertising medium. Sample copies mailed
and rates quoted promptly on application.
THE FLUSHING DAILY TIMES,
The only Republican Daily in Queens Borough. New York City. Reaches the best families
in Flushing. Population of territory covered, 30,000. Advertising rates on application.
THE LONG ISLAND TI/VIES is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ON SATURDAYS.
Address TIMES, FLUSHING, N. Y.
ESTABLISHED 1879.
THE SUNDAY REGULATOR,
THE ONLY SUNDAY PAPER IN A MANUFACTURING CITY OF 22,000
INHABITANTS. JUST THE PAPER FOR YOU TO ADVERTISE IN.
THE BIBLICAL RECORDER.
Edwards & Broughton, Pubs. RALEIGH, North Carolina.
Organ of the great Baptist denomination of North Carolina, representing a constituency of
160,000 people. Goes into every county in the State. Circulation averaged 6,000 weekly in 1899.
No advertising medium equal to it for North Carolina readers.
,ANDVTEHRETISE
DEPEW HERALD,
DEPEW, N. Y. w. D. DAVIS, Publisher.
official papert)f the village, and the largest circulation of any country paper in Erie County.
Depew is a village only seven years old, and has a population of over 3.000, and the adjoining
village of Lancaster has" nearly the same— the two have a population of 7,000, and the HERALD
circulates largely in both, making it a valuable advertising medium. Write for terms.
380 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
WHEN THERE'S NO DAILY IN A COUNTY USE THE COUNTY PAPER
Essex County, New York, is a big, flourishing
county, and it is covered thoroughly by
Established 1839
Eight pages. Sixty-four columns. With 4,500 bona-fide circulation.
TWO EDITIONS— KJJJSSB F/£I,K, N. Y., and PORT HENRY, N. Y.
rp< IT • C -«>. ^re no* PaPers that you can make
1116 I II 1011 = Mill (Daily) qpi your own price with for advertising
space. The publishers have a price
The Niagara Democrat <W«M,)
The Niagara Sun <week.y)
OF YOUR MONEY. One adver-
f\c i f\rvDr\DT M v advertising manager's desk, and in
LOCKPC tT, N. Y. looking it over we feel prompted
to express our satisfaction at its general appearance. While we use our careful
judgment and utmost discrimination to select only the best class of publications,
still so many of our papers fall short of those qualities that go to make up a good
sheet, that it is really gratifying to handle a paper like yours, representing at once the
highest type of local journalism."
STRAWS TELL WHICH WAY THE WIND BLOWS
AND AN ADVERTISEMENT IN THE
SULLIVZIN COUNTY DEMOCRAT
Tells of its true merits as a profitable medium. Rates low and furnished upon request.
Best service. Excellent positions. Address all orders to
L. TERWILLEGER, General Manager Sullivan County Democrat, Callicoon Depot, New York.
The China Grove Record
F. S. STARRETTE, Editor
China Grove, N. C.
1,200 SUBSCRIBERS ::
An Excellent Advertising Medium
DEMOCRATIC, BUT NOT HIDEBOUND.
THE BATAVIA NEWS
Is known to advertisers and publishers throughout the United States as the Daily Paper having the largest
circulation of any daily published in a town of less than 10,000 population. The average circulation
during 1899 was 5,402; average for December, 1899, 5,708. THE NEWS covers its field completely, reaches
all the people in its territory, and charges for advertising on the basis of proved circulation at a rate
no higher pro rata than the great dailies of the larger cities. As an advertising medium, it is effective
and economical. QR1SWOLD & flcWAIN, Publishers, Batavia, N. Y.
The North Carolina Presbyterian
CHARLOTTE, N. C.
Endorsed by the Synod of North Carolina, and only paper keeping up with the work and the news
of that Synod. Circulates all over the state and in the States of the South.
A. Choice Advertising Medium.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
38i
The Ruralist
FEDERALSBURG, MD.
for one year, and five
years' subscription to
Farm Journal
PHILADELPHIA
For only 50 Cents
The Ruralist
is the best medium for ad-
vertisers who wish to reach
the Fruit Growers of the
Eastern Shore of Maryland
and Delaware. Ad. rates
on application. Address
THE RURALIST,
Federalsburg, Md.
382 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Red Wing Daily Republican
The Only Daily Paper in the Third Minnesota
Congressional District of Minn.
Red Wing Republican
The I/eading Weekly in Two Counties, which
together contain 60,000 people.
THE GREAT SUNNY SOUTH
SNOW HILL, GREENE COUNTY, N. C
An eight-page up-to-date weekly. Circulation 800. Of this circulation 500
is in Greene County, among the best class of people. Count}' has
1,100 population — Snow Hill 500- — in the midst of a fine farming
and trucking section. We only ask $18.00 a year for a column in
THE GREAT SUNNY SOUTH. Address
(i. A. JONES, Editor and Owner,
Sample copies to any address. P. O. Box 28, Snow Hill, N. C.
THE GLENCOE REGISTER
Okdcoe Co'""*
has the largest list of readers of any paper within seven counties in its neighborhood,
and the list is growing every day. Employs two active solicitors the year round. All good
advertisers use the REGISTER, because through it they get results.
Advertisers get an affidavit of circulation
Strictly All Home Print. every month.
RECORD, BARNESVILLE, MINN.
A good Country Paper, published weekly in a busy manufacturing
town, and also covering a rich agricultural district.
CHAS. E. COLBY, Editor. LEADING PAPER OF BARNESVILLE.
ESTABLISHED 1893.
CIRCULATION I2OO.
The Semi-Weekly Iberian
THE OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF CITY AND COUNTY
City population, 8,000. County, 32.000.
Pro'ducts— Sugar, Rice, Corn, Cotton and Lumber. New Iberia, La.
Advertising rates on application.
THE NORTHWEST is prosperous. The people are ready to do business. You
can get your business before them by placing it in the ALL-at-Home-Print,
THE COMMERCIAL
Its circulation is the largest in the Northwest, and guaranteed.
C. E. MILLS, Publisher, Montevideo, Minn.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 383
THE TIMES COMPANY
Publishers of
Daily and Semi=Weekly Times
C. D. REIMERS, Manager.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Largest
Daily Circulation
in
Davenport, la.
THE DAVENPORT TIMES changed hands June 3d, 1899. The new
company put in two Mergenthaler machines and a new dress of adver-
tising type. It created the first street sale in Davenport. It inaug-
urated the two-edition plan in Davenport, thereby giving it an
exclusive daily circulation in forty towns within one hundred miles.
It has put new invigorating life into THE TIMES. Any Davenport
citizen will say so. The daily city circulation in five months has been
doubled. Now it has by far the largest paid city circulation of any
daily paper in Davenport. One hundred dollars will be given for
proof to the contrary. See sworn statement in this Manual. Results
in advertising are what count. The Times gives results.
C. D. REIMERS, Publisher.
Pembina County is the oldest and one of the richest counties in the Red River Valley.
Hamilton, the home of
GILPIN'S X-RAYS,
is in the geographical center of Pembina County. An ad. in the X-RAYS brings substantial
results. Address for terms, W. S. GILPIN, Hamilton, N. D.
is published at Warren, the largest primary wheat market in Minnesota. Warren
is a live town of 1,500 inhabitants, the county seat of Marshall County. The WARREN SHEAF is
the oldest and most widely circulated newspaper.
lohti p. Mattaon, Publisher.
THE HERALD WEEKUY
GRAND PORKS, fi. D.
The Leading Daily Newspaper of North Dakota.
Circulates freely throughout North Dakota and Northern Minnesota.
Advertising Rates Sent on Application.
Live Local Eight-Page Weekly,
every Saturday morning, in
Alvordton, Ohio, an enterprising
railroad and manufacturing center. VVabash and Cincinnati Northern, Hardwood Lumber
Hoops, Staves. Write for advertising rates.
ALVORDTON PROGRESS
1 manufacturing center. VVabash and Cincinna
es. Write for advertising rates.
PUBLISHERS, M, S. SHELDON & CO. ALVORDTON, o.
384 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
GRETNA GREEN
WEEKLY. EVERY FRIDAY
Has a Oood Circulation in the Ohio Valley
Advertising Rates Furnished on Application
W. H. ClyARK, Editor and Proprietor
Aberdeen, Ohio.
The Evening Telegraph B"cyrus'0hio
Population, 7,000 Manufacturing town. Agricultural and stock-raising community. Three
railways, twenty factories. Good town, good people, read papers. THE TELEGKAPH the favorite.
Circulation 1,050. Low rates, good results. Write for particulars.
THE EVENING TELEGRAPH CO., Bucyrus, Ohio.
The Barnesville Republican
Has a larger circulation than any other newspaper in a prosperous,
extensive, and populous district.
BARNESVILLE, OHIO.
The Akron Daily Democrat 3™ Weekly Times Democrat
EDW. S. HARTER. EDITOR •-• FRED. W. GAYER, MANAGER
The only Democratic newspapers in Summit County, Ohio. The Democrats cast at the last elec-
tion, 4,027 votes in the city of Akron; 3,958 in Summit County outside of Akron— 8,000 in all If you
care to reach these people— Advertise in the Democrat.
THE CLIMAX
REACHES THE PEOPLE
THAT BUY
It has a rich territory of twenty-eight miles to cover without competition, and is
one of the few country newspapers in Ohio that exceeds 1,000 circulation. THE
CLIMAX pleases readers, pays advertisers — gets there. It is reliable.
CLIMAX, Anxonla, Ohio.
Reaches the Home J(|e BuCyfUS
Reaches more people of a better class than any other paper
in Crawford County. It will pay you to use its columns.
THE BliCYRUS JOURNAL :: Bucyrus, Ohio
Weekly Sentinel Established 1867 HP IJ C C P XT T I 1\I F I ™*~~
Daily Sentinel Established 1890 1 I 1 L, +.J L^ I ^1 1 1 1 ^1 L< L* BOWLING GREEN, O.
Daily :i ml Weekly
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For thirty-two years the WEEKLY SENTINEL has been the leading paper in Wood County. Actual
number of subscribers on December 1, 1899, 3,420. Circulates at fifty-six pqstpfflces, and among most
prosperous, intelligent, and influential classes, in the greatest oil center in United States. Patronized
by all local advertisers. Republican organ of Wood County .
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 385
w. E. OSBORN.
N. G. OSBORN.
OSBORN & SON,
Publishers.
ID! Antwerp Bee
ANTWERP, PATJI,DING COUNTY, OHIO.
The Only "All-Home-Print Paper" in Pauldiug County.
Average Weekly Circulation 1,000.
BEST RESULTS. Best space to our advertisers. Largest
circulation of any paper ever published in Antwerp.
Advertising Rates. Ads. inserted at the rate of $1.25 per
column per issue. Special rates to steady advertisers.
Subscription Rates. Fifty cents per year, cash in advance.
Job Printing. We are up-to-date at it.
Address, BEE PUBLISHING CO., Antwerp, Ohio.
Dcr Qlcetbotc
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Is published daily (every evening except
Sunday), and
Semi- weekly (Tuesdays and Fridays).
German Democratic, 8 pages. Subscription: Daily, $600; Semi- weekly, $2.00. Established.
Daily, 1893; Weekly, 1843; afterwards Semi-weekly and Tri- weekly till 1893. Circulation of
Weekly all over Western and part of Eastern States Dail v, principal German paper in Columbus
and Central Ohio. Best German Advertising Medium in Ohio.
THE CUYAHOGA FALLS REPORTER
Published in the north half of Summit County, and has more paid-in-advance
subscribers than any three papers in its territory. Thirtieth year. Only paper
in a town of 4,000 population. Circulation, 2,000. Covers the whole field.
THE REPORTER, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio.
The Crestline Advocate
ESTABLISHED IN 1869. .* THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY. «** IN EASTERN CRAWFORD COUNTY
The Largest, the Best, and therefore the Cheapest Paper of the County.
A. Q. SPRANKLE, manager.
THE BELLBROOK MOON
J. H. RACER, Mgr. BELLBROOK, OHIO.
Reach the people by advertising in the BELLBROOK MOON. Published weekly at Bellbrook,
Ohio. Summer resort ; electric car line is being built, connecting Bellbrook with Dayton and
Wilmington. Circulation 1,110. THE MOON is read by an intelligent class of people and circulates
throughout a rich section of country. If you have anything you want to advertige,write for rates.
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Buffalo Bill (Ron. «miiam f. Cody)
Says in the Cosbocton Bulletin :
" Coshocton (O.) is the best town of its size
^ I know of ; and I predict a glorious future
for the place." .' .' .' .* .* .' .* .*
BULLETIN
ADVERTISING
MAKES YOU
MONEY
population, 9,000; County, ^0,000.
Greatest novelty manufacturing institutions in
the world. Steel manufactories, paved streets,
electric lights and sewers. Mining and Agri-
culture. National Bank and Commercial Bank.
On the Pennsylvania Railroad, Wheeling & Lake
Erie, and Toledo, Walhonding Valley & Ohio.
Coshocton County's Repub- 5
lican Newspaper; has the ;
metropolitan twist. 5
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ATHENS COUNTY GAZETTE
Circulation, 2,400 ATHENS, OHIO Published Weekly
Republican in politics. Metropolitan in style.
Wide awake, newsy, up-to-date in every particular.
SUBSCRIPTION, $1.00 PER YEAR
J. M. ALLEN, .... Editor and ublisher
HsbeviUe Daily Gazette
Che Only
Morning
in dcstern
North
Carolina
Che Gazette's field
Asheville has a population of 15,000 inhabitants, and
about 75,000 visitors ann .ally. It is without a rival as an
all-the-year health and pleasure resort.
In a radius of 50 miles around Asheville, the territory,
outside the city limits, has a population of about 40,000.
The GAZETTE circulates throughout this territory, being
the first paper to arrive daily in more than forty towns
and mountain-resort hotels.
HabevilU
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
If you have anything which prosperous householders or thriving merchants should
buy, there is no better way by which our field (and it's a rich one) can be as easily and
cheaply covered as by letting our army of readers know it through the columns of the
Pickaway County News
An Independent, Up-to-date Weekly Newspaper. Published Every Thursday.
AN UNEXCELLED ADVERTISING MEDIUM. It is read weekly by many thousand people,
who remember what they see in it. Your ad. in it will pay you; try it. For rates and
information address
PICKAWAY COUNTY NEWS
J. P. STOLTZ, Editor and Manager Ashville. Ohio
Tlie Best Advertising Medium Irx Southeastern Ohio
THB LEADBR
Is the paper that reaches the masses in the
three counties of Southeastern Ohio. In its
third year, with a growing circulation,
special editions, bright, clean and newsy. Try its columns. Sample copy and rates on application.
THE IvEADER, Ctiestertiill, Ohio
200,000
German* American
People read
These papers.
Do you
SEE OUR LIST
The Living: Epistle Der Christliche Botschaf ter
The Missionary Messenger The Evangelical Messenger
The Evangelical S. S. Teacher Das Evangelische Magazin
Der Missionsbote Der Ev. Bundesbote
The Evangelical Herald
Want Their Trade ? THOHAS & HATTILL, Publishers Cleveland, Ohio
WE'VE TALKED 80 YEARS and we are not through yet. We commenced talking to the
folks of Delaware County away back in 1818. They have got so they look for us and listen
to what we say.
WHY DON'T YOU let us do a little talking for you? An advertisement placed with us is sure
to be a good investment.
THOMSON'S SONS
DELAWARE, OHIO
Sample copies sent on application.
THE DELAWARE GAZETTE
DAILY AND SEMI-WEEKLY
Or REMINGTON BROS., New York.
The Jeffersonian
DAILY AND WEEKLY
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO
Weekly ("Dem. ) established in 1832, circulation, 1,925; Daily (Ind.) established in 1892, circulation,
1,050. Population of Cambridge, 9,050; population of Guernsey County, 32,000.
JOHN M. AMOS & SONS, Proprietors.
Oldest and best weekly. Only morning daily in Guernsey County. Clean and
fearless in all things. Republican in politics.
DAVID D. TAYI/OR, Proprietor, Cambridge, Ohio
THE CHILLICOTHE I r ARTD C ATrTTT
OHIO LAULK VfA/J 5'°°° CIRCULATION GUARANTEED.
•-•-^•f •-•» WW~m*_L. • I •_ A weekly Republican newspaper
and the official organ of Ross County. DAILY GAZETTE. 1,500 circulation guaranteed.
A daily Republican newspaper, setting more local matter than any daily in Southern Ohio.
SCIOTO GAZETTE CO., Publishers. G. W. C. PERRY, Manager. ,
The Leader Gazette, The Scioto Gazette, Established in 1800. Chillicothe Leader, Established in 1883.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
389
THE WORLD
DAYTON,
OHIO.
WRITE US
FOR RATES
ISSUES THE ONLY SUNDAY
PAPER IN THIS CITY OF
1OO,OOO INHABITANTS. :::
A SPLENDID ADVERTISING
MEDIUM AND THOROUGHLY
COVERS THE FIELD. ::: :::
The World Publishing Company
W. A. PHELPS, President.
H. C. PHELPS, Managing Editor.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTHEASTERN CLARK COUNTY.
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO FINE JOB PRINTING.
WRITE FOR PRICES, ETC.
SOUTH CHARLESTON ECHO
MONTGOMERY & SON,
Publishers.
SOUTH CHARLESTON,
OHIO.
Fostoria Daily and Weekly Review=Dispatch
FOSTORIA, OHIO.
The oldest, largest and best daily and weekly published in a city of 9,500
inhabitants, in the center of the Ohio Gas Region. The best advertising medium
in the city. THE REVIEW PRINTING CO., Publishers.
1853
THE FAYETTE DEMOCRAT
1900
Official county paper. Circulation 1,800. Published every Friday. General
Job Work neatly executed. Strongest publishing company in the county.
THE REGISTER DEMOCRAT COMPANY,
JESSE H. WEBB, President. WASHINGTON C. H., OHIO.
3QO REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THOMAS JOHNSON rM-Hfl /~*ITV
Editor and Proprietor UllIU \^\ I I ,
The NEWS sends out 800 copies each week, and
each copy is read by an average of five persons,
making 4,000 readers. Don't you think it will pay
you to advertise ? This is a good-sized audience.
SUBSCRIPTION $1.00 PER YEAR
Twelve pages each week. Circulates among a rich and pros-
perous farming people.
IRates tfurnisbefc on Hpplication.
THE CHRISTIAN WORLD
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY
50 YEARS Established in 1848 50 YEARS
THE CHRISTIAN WORLD is the organ of the Ohio Synod, Reformed Church in
the United States, and has been published for FIFTY YEARS. Through the medium
of the WORLD, advertisers can reach a well-to-do people in Ohio, Indiana, Michigan,
Illinois, Iowa, Pennsylvania, Maryland and North Carolina. None but first-class
advertisements inserted. Sample copies free on application.
THE REFORMED PUBLISHING CO., Publishers, DAYTON, 0.
Weekly, established 1818 Daily, established 1892
DAILY AND WEEKLY
<3allipolis journal
PUBLISHED BY
THE JOURNAL PRINTING CO., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO
The official paper of the city and county. Weekly issued on
Wednesdays. Best advertising medium in Southern Ohio.
P. McMULLEN, Editor and Manager
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 391
Dsnrjocratic Advocate
DAILY AND WEEKLY rti->r:T7KTWTr T t: r\uir\
ALL-AT-HOME PRINT <* GREENVILLE, OHIO
By W. A. BROWNE
Largest Circulation and Best Returns
Advertisers desirous to get good returns for money invested in advertising will do well to patronixe
this, the official Democratic paper of Darke County.
The ADVOCATE claims and can prove that it has the largest circulation of any newspaper published
in the town of Greenville.
Advertising Rates on Application
TOWN TALK
Established J895
50c. A YEAR
MASSILLON, OHIO
When you want to reach the working people of our thriving city, place your ad. in Massillon's best
and cheapest weekly newspaper.
LJ-a rviil4-/-M*t f^l^i/> is located in the famous Miami Valley, the richest agricultural
ndVITJlIlOIJ, WI/1U district in the United States, and is the location of the largest
manufacturing industries in the Central States. Represented by
THE WILTON DRILY REPUBLIC^ and THE BUTLER COUNTY REPUBLICHN, inc.
Capital Stock, $30,000
The representative publications of this section and the official organs of the Republican party
and of the citv of Hamilton. Write for advertising terms, etc., to The Republican Pub. Co., Hamilton, 0.
We guarantee to advertisers the largest circulation of any Republican newspaper in the city of Hamilton.
MINSTER POST
Review-Dispatcb
THE MARIETTA REGISTER
MARIETTA, OHIO
The third paper established in the State of Ohio, and has the best circulation and support of
any paper in the Ohio Valley between Wheeling and Cincinnati. Marietta has 14,000 population;
is in the center of the great southern oil district. Is largely engaged in manufacturing, and the
REGISTER is the leading paper of the city and of the Muskingum and Ohio Valley for a distance
of seventy-five miles. THB MARIETTA REGISTER CO., E. R. ALDERMAN, Manager.
THE KINSAAN NEWS
Advertise
in the . . .
The ONLY Paper Published at Minster, Ohio
DAILY and
__ __f WEEKLY
FOSTORIA, OHIO
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN THE CITY
THE REVIEW PRINTING CO., - - PUBLISHERS
THE ONLY NEWSPAPER IN NORTHEASTERN TRUMBULL COUNTY
Circulates Anjong an Intelligent, Wealthy Class of Parnjers
CIRCULATION 800. F. M. NAYLOR, Editor and Publisher, KINSMAN, OHIO
392
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
independent
THE PRESS
Fearless
Southeastern Ohio's Great 50-cent Weekly
ONLY NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED
IN THE MAMMOTH MINERAL
OT™H PRODUCING SECTION OE THE ^C"
SUNDAY CREEK VALLEY. ::: :::
POPULATION NINE THOUSAND.
Advertising in The Press Pays — Our Advertisers Say So
The Press Publishing Co.
CLOISTER
OHIO
THE OHIO PATRIOT
(AffD
5ubscriptioo Price, $ 1 .00 per Aoourp in
Published Every Thursday
at LISBON, OHIO.
Established 1808.
THE OHIO PATRIOT was established in 1808, shortly after the county was organized. Its
history is co-extensive with the history of Columbiana County, and is known all over the
county as the " Democratic Bible." It has been a weekly visitor to the best families of the
county for more than three-quarters of a century, and is now read by the children and grand-
children and great grandchildren of the early patriots to the number of 30,000 per week. It is
published at Lisbon, the county seat. We are in the center of one of the best counties in the
state, and our paper is sent to every postoffice in the county. Its readers are thrifty farmers,
industrious mechanics, enterprising merchants, and honest laborers. Lisbon is on the boom.
A large tin mill plant has been built and a half dozen other manufacturing establishments have
located here. The population has leaped from 2,800 to 4,500.
THE PATRIOT is the Best Advertising Hedium in Eastern Ohio.
For Rates apply at the office, LISBON, OHIO.
(Established 1863.)
OHIO.
THE INDEPENDENT is published in a city of 15,000 inhabitants, in the heart
of the famous "Massillon Coal" district, and the center of trade of one of the
wealthiest agricultural sections in the United States. The paper has a large
and well-established circulation in a score of surrounding towns and villages, and
never fails to give satisfactory results to judicious advertisers.
XK\\ si'.u-KR MANUAL.
393
PUBLISHED
SATURDAYS
American Farm
and Fireside
1!
TOLEDO, OHIO
American Farm and Fireside Building
301 TO 307 WALNUT STREET, FINDLAY, OHIO
DATED TOLEDO, CRESTLINE AND FINDLAY, OHIO
G. ODERKIRK, M. D., Editor
HE FARM AND FIRESIDE is an
eight-page paper, advocating all that
tends to the best interests of its dis-
trict and the community in which it circu-
lates. A real live paper, read by a people
of the go-ahead and thrifty sort. Its readers
are all subscribers, and its circulation is
among a well-to-do class of people. As an
advertising medium it is not equaled by any
weekly in the state, and advertisers patron-
izing our columns may rely on getting full
value for their investment every time.
Advertising Rates and Sample Copies
Sent on Application
Subscription, $1.00 per Annum
394
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
IT'S THEIR BUSINESS
To ascertain which paper brings best
results and nine-tenths of the local adver-
tisers DO with unerring accuracy. Nine-
tenths of Springfield advertisers spend
twice as much money for advertising
space in
THE DAILY PRESS and
THE REPUBLIC-TIMES
Than in other Springfield dailies com-
bined. Select at random, any ten of them,
and ask what papers have the largest
circulation; bring greatest returns; give
most for the money, and stand highest in
the estimation of the people. Do this
and we will get your business.
THE SUNDAY PRESS
Has more than the combined circulation
of all other Springfield dailies. If you
want more proof, address
The Springfield Pub. Co.
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO
EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE
H. D. LA COS 1 1 . 35 Park ROW, NEW YORK
..THE..
COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE
ESTABLISHED IN 1882
Twelve P*£es— fill borne set
\\\ borne print
Published in the richest and most pro-
gressive section of middle Tennessee,
and circulates generally. 2,550 was the
lowest issue in 1899. Advertisers will
find it to their interest to confer with us.
\Yrite for sample copies.
TvYNCH & E. C. PERRY
Editors and Owners
jMagTICt Miiford Center Ohioan
OSTRANDER, OHIO
Large weekly circulation into the homes
of the buying class. No party ties,
being independent in politics.
APPLY FOR ADVERTISING RATES
THE OHIO DEMOCRAT
TLTSCARAWAS COUNTY'S LEADING
DEMOCRATIC PAPER
BRINGS RESULTS TO ADVERTISERS
An advertisement in the DEMOCRAT
reaches the readers, and circulates in the
best county in the state. We do business
on business principles. Send for terms.
REAR OF POSTOFFICE
NEW PHILADELPHIA, OHIO
An Independent "Weekly
Agricultural District
3,000 Readers
SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM
Chas. F. Monroe, Ed. and Proprietor
MILFORD CENTER, OHIO
Che Daily Signal
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING
EXCEPT SUNDAY
Average Circulation, 1,600
jVIiddlctown Signal
PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND
FRIDAY MORNING
Circulation, 7,200
SIGNAL CO., MIDDLETOWN, OHIO
X I:\VSPAPER MANUAL. 395
The Versailles Banner
Versailles, Ohio
RADABAUGH & FAHNESTOCK =• Editors and Proprietors
An independent, weekly, local and county newspaper; read by more
people than any other paper published in northern Darke
County — therefore placing it above all as an adver-
tising medium. Published Saturday.
INFOPM ATIOISI IN A IMinXHPI I This little ad- contains facts, n..t fiction. Read, reflect and
irNI-UKWl/Y 1 1U1X Il> J\ 1>U I 2>nE,L,L,. r<.11Ienl|)er "The Daily and Weekly Times " and •• Weekly-
Sentinel " cover a splendid field for trade. Portsmouth is a prosperous city of 18,000: over 100 miles trom any large city. Wages
THE DAILY '"VTMEsT - PORfsMOUTH" OHIO
Is only a penny a day; is a member of the Associated Press: is the only daily paper in Portsmouth taking foreign advertising
THE WEEKLY TIMES AND WEEKLY SENTINEL
Constitute a semi-weekly, issued Wednesdays and Saturdays, and cover a territory containing over 100,000 people in Sciuto and
adjoining counties in Ohio and Kentucky, engaged in firming, lumbering, mining, quarrying and manufacturing.
THE JOURNAL
THE JOURNAL is published in the center of a very rich agricultural and oil producing country, and
has a bona-fide circulation of 1,200 copies weekly, reaching into the four surrounding counties — Allen,
Anglaize, Van VVert and Mercer; hence a most excellent advertising medium. For rates, etc., address
THE JOURNAL PRINTING CO., - S. L. ASHTON, Manager.
In a LITTLE town
but MIGHTY is .
The Quincy Gazette
TOWARD INFLUENCING ITS 600 SUBSCRIBERS OK A RICH RURAL DISTRICT.
QUINCY, OHIO. n. E. SULLIVAN, Publisher.
The Painesville (O.) Telegraph
WEEKLY EDITION T c BURROWS Proortetor DAILY EDITION
'* * ^^KKUWi, t
Established 1822 * , Established J892
Best of Advertising Mediums. Republican in Politics.
The Delaware County News=Item
Published at Sunbury. Ohio. L
Sworn average circulation
^ _ t^ /~\l-«2>-v
^511 If U t\ \Jttt\l
J ^
Roseville Review *
Published at Sunbury. Ohio. Largest guaranteed circulation in Delaware County.
Sworn average circulation for 1899 in this DIRECTORY, 1 ,976 copies weekly.
Located 21 miles from Columbus, on C. A. & C. Ry., 12
miles of county seat; best town in county outside of same;
Best creamery in state, and one of the largest stock sales.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY WILLIAMS BROTHERS.
Leading paper in center of large mining and manufacturing district. Advocates tax reform
Reaches the homes of all classes — mining, manufacturing and agricultural.
CIRCULATION GUARANTEED.
396 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Warsaw Clipper
An eight-page quarto, 16x22, six columns to page.
Circulates in thirteen states of the Unioii, and also
in England. An advertising medium second to none.
Fraudulent advertisers barred if known. $i per year.
G. S. BASSETT w/ ^
Editor and Publisher W HFSaW, UftlO
Tri-County Gazette
INDEPENDENT WEEKLY
PUBLISHED THURSDAY
THORNVILLE, OHIO
Read by the most liberal buyers in Central Ohio. General circulation in Fairfield, Licking and
Perry counties. Rich agricultural district. Advertising rates made known on application.
D. N. BELT, Editor and Proprietor
The Liveliest Local Paper TT H C TTI^IRITIXJP Dally and Week|y
in Eastern Ohio is 1 III- 1 Iv I D LJ 1 ^1 Cr Paper Established in 1879
Toronto, Jefferson County, Ohio
Population 3,500. Toronto is one of the most thrifty manufacturing towns along the Ohio River.
Forty-five miles from Pittsburg by Panhandle, and sixty by C. & P. R R. The paper circulates largely
in the county and in the section of West Virginia adjoining. Weekly circulation exceeded by only
one paper in the county. C. H. STOLL, Publisher.
A.r> VEHiTrSEJIME;^? T in a reliable Sunday paper is worth double that of a weekday
paper. You will find the
Steubenville Sunday Morning Leader
WILL KILL THE BILL
Only Sunday paper in Steubenville, Ohio. BEN. HIPSLEY, Proprietor
/nrV ^ |^> W. R. Button, Editor and Publisher
-L 1 1 CT O C\- 1 1 1 1 Cl Salineville, Ohio
THE BANNER is the only paper published in Salineville, a live, hustling town of
3,300 population. The paper has double the circulation of any paper ever published
in the place. It is one of the best advertising mediums in Eastern Ohio.
A I, I, HOME PRINT
Ohio State Register
BENNETT & TERRY
Proprietors
WASHINGTON C. H., OHIO
*Best advertising medium in Southern Ohio. All home print. Guaranteed circulation of 1.600.
Read by everybody, and stands better with the public than any other paper in Fayette County. Adver-
tising rates made known on application. Democratic in politics. Weekly — issued every Friday.
« THE COURIER WATCHMAN ^
Waverly, Ohio
JNO. A. JONES, Editor J. W. JOHNSON, Business flanager
The advertising medium of Pike County. A clean, progressive Democratic newspaper, official and
with a good job department. A continuously growing circulation, and all printed at home. No pains
spared to give our advertisers even-thing they pay for and more, if possible. Send for rates.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 397
We Prove Our Word by Our Works.
THE CARNEGIE UNION
Has the largest circulation of any paper published in the western portion of
Allegheny County, Pa. Our circulation is 1,200 copies weekly, and our
subscribers are composed almost exclusively of
WAGE- WORKERS WHO MAKE GOOD MONEY
and spend it liberally. Steady advertisers are well aware of this fact, and
once an advertiser, always an advertiser as long as they are in business
for money. Give The Union a trial, for that is the true test.
GUS A. BEARD, Publisher. CARNEGIE, PA.
Tbe Gearf ield T^opitor
CLJEARFIELD,
Rapidly growing circulation, thoroughly covering
the agricultural districts of the county, making it
a valuable advertising medium. Reaches the most
substantial and reliable people in the county.
S. C. WATTS» Publisher ao<3 Proprietor.
/"Ill PAITlVFTliV r>Cnt>T C are good buyers. Their money "comes easy."
UlL LUlJlllKl l-CUlLC They want good things. The way to reach
them most advantageously is through
THE SUNDAY POST
They all read it. BRADFORD, PA. Sixteen Pages.
•Tpl W^ • I I P\ • A I Published by
I he Dirdsboro Dispatch THE 7™s!s:spHANG co
FOURTEENTH YEAR. EIGHT PAGES. AVERAGE WEEKLY CIRCULATION 1,250.
In the Heart of Rich Agricultural Section. Iron and Steel Plants,
Five Shoe Factories, Hosiery Mills, Etc.
THE CLARION JACKSONIAN
102 papers a year. TWICE-A-WEEK. Si.oo a year.
ONLY TWICE-A-WEEK IN THE COUNTY.
The most popular home, local and political paper in Clarion County, Pa. Guaranteed circu-
lation over 2,200 bona-fide subscribers. List constantly growing.
GBO. B. WHITEHII,!,, Publisher.
FRANKLIN REPOSITORY E—
Oldest interior paper in Pennsylvania. Largest circulation in southern part of state
Best clientage.
For Rates address, A. NEVIN POHEROY, Publisher.
398
REMINC.TON BROTHERS'
Cambria County's Best Paper
THE
CRESSON
RECORD
BEST ADVERTISING SITUATED AT THE
MEDIUM IN CAM- RAILROAD CENTER
BRIA COUNTY, PA. OF THE COUNTY.
$1.00 per year
Circulation Increasing Every Day
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 399
THE PATRON
A monthly journal published by On- RATES OF ADVERTISING
3m
6m
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4
7
8
9
12
20
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to ag'riculture and the interests of ttie TWO inches I
2
3
4
5
6
7
12
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12
18
30
T-» , r TT 1-1 ~t-\ T Three iiic.hes . .
Patrons of Husbandry. Best adver- Four inches
i • f\ 1 "D 1 (Jiiartpr poliirrm
vania; circulates almost entirely one column
among farmers. TBRMS> 50 CENTS PER YEAR.
Published by THE PATRON PUBLISHING COMPANY, Bcllcfonte, Pa.
Only Daily in Indiana County Edited by CIUS. KERLER, Jr
Blairsvifle Daily Courier
Sometimes we have a little advertising space to sell — not often. It's usually occupied
by judicious advertisers.
THE ONLY ADVERTISING MEDIUM THAT COVERS THIS SECTION
For Rates Apply to
COURIER PUBLISHING CO. :: BLAIRSVILLE, PA.
Bona-Fide Circulation Guaranteed Circulation Books Open to All
Every Saturday. rip. p^ 1 f II
The Beaver Valley
Home
Newspaper
EIGHT PAGES
50 Cents a Year
in advance
Independent
BEAVER FALLS, PA.
ROBERT LaROSS, Publisher
The only popular priced, hence the most widely circulated
newspaper in the busy Beaver Valley.
Is the most influential Carbondale newspaper, has
the largest circulation, is the only penny paper in
its field, and brings biggest returns to advertisers.
ADDRESS THIS EX"EIVI^CO 2«EW«S, Oartoonclttle, Pet.
THE HERALD
W. E. VAN WERT, Editor and Publisher
Herald Building, Banvror, Pa.
Leading Daily and Weekly in
Northampton County
LARGE CIRCULATION : SATISFACTORILY PROVED
4OO REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Warren Daily Chronicle
Western Reserve Chronicle
86 Years in the Field. WARREN, OHIO.
The oldest paper in Northern Ohio. Covers one of the richest advertising territories
(city and country) on the Western Reserve. In the city and county the CHRONICLE'S
conceded leadership, wide circulation and unequaled advertising patronage, attest its
worth. It is a family newspaper, and no advertising of a questionable character will
be admitted to its columns. A Republican party paper. Subscription— Daily, $4.00 a
year; Weekly, $1.00 a year, invariably advance. Certified circulation— Daily, 1,500;
Weekly, 2,000. Correspondence solicited,
WM. RITEZEL & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
THE BELLEVUE NEWS
Enters Every Home in Four Boroughs.
Official organ for Bellevue, Avalon, Ben-Avon, Emsvvorth. Advertising rates
on application. Published every Saturday at Bellevue, Pa.
ic. per copy.
Circulation 2,000
50c. a year.
J. L. DEM ING, Proprietor and Editor.
ALTOONA TRIBUNE
Daily and
Weekly.
THE ALTOONA TRIBUNE CO.
Editors and Proprietors,
ALTOONA, PA.
THE MORNING TRIBUNE is the leading daily of Central Pennsylvania. Circulates in every
section of Blair County, and has an extensive patronage in adjoining counties. A first-class
advertising medium. Subscription price. 50 cents per month — $5.00 per year — in advance. Guaran-
teed circulation, 3,500. THE WEEKI/Y TRIBUNE is a larjje eight-page family journal,
devoted entirely to local and general news. One of the best family papers published in the
state. Circulation, 2.000. Subscription price, $1.00 per year, in advance.
WEST CHESTER, OHIO.
A weekly paper covering one of the richest valleys in this section. A profitable advertising
medium, not only for this section, but for mail order dealers.
Send a trial "ad." and you will stay with us.
Subscription, 750. per year. Ad. rates, 400. an inch.
THE DAILY CITY ITEM ALLENTOWN, PA.
— — • EIGHT IPAGES DAILY. ^ TEN CENTS A WEEK.
Patronized by all the largest ] and most substantial business interests in the community.
It is regarded as a superior advertising medium.
Argus and Radical
EVERY THURSDAY. Published at th
County, and is the oldest and largest cou
Evening Argus
Established in. 1808.
SMITH CURTIS, Editor and Proprietor
EVERY THURSDAY. Published at the county seat and circulates in every township in Beaver
County, and is the oldest and largest county paper. Eight pages of six columns each. Republican
Published DAILY. A penny paper, six columns folio.
SMITH CURTIS, Publisher and Proprietor, BEAVER, PA.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 401
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SENTINEL BUILDING PUBLIC SQUARE
CARLISLE, PA.
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The oldest Daily in the city, and
has the largest city circulation.
g D. R. THOMPSON, Ed. and Pub. |
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^Sentinel
Thoroughly covers this field:
Mechanicsburg Oakville
Shippensburg Greason *
Mount Holly Springs Boiling Springs
Newville Middlesex
i
We also thoroughly cover the Cumberland Valley and have
the largest circulation in the county
I OUR PAPER GIVES RESULTS i
I
402 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE DAILY HERALD
Published Afternoon and Sunday Morning. MEMPHIS, TENN.
THE DAILY HERALD is the recognized Demdcratic organ of
West Tennessee. It is the organ of the Bimetallists of West
Tennessee. For sale in all book stores and on all outgoing
trains. Advertisements received through any responsible
agency. .Write for advertising rates -and sample copies.
ADVERTISING RATES Address, THE DAILY HERALD,
REASONABLE. A. L. Rowe, Mgr. • Memphis, Tenn.
Published at MONONGAHELA CITY, PA.
DAILY REPUBLICAN, Established 1880, Circulation 1,756.
WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, Established 1846, Circulation 2,895.
Circulates among coal producers and miners, cattle men, wool growers, and
farmers. The great medium of the Monongahela Valley.
Let us dovetail our interests=yours, ours.
CHILL W. HAZZARD, Published
THE LIGONIER ECHO
I. M. GRAHAM & SON, Publishers.
Best advertising medium for Ligonier Valley. A weekly, enterprising, independent Repub-
lican paper, devoted to the interests of this community. Circulation. 900. Ligonier is fifty miles
east of Pittsburg, at terminus of L. V. R. R., and on the Pittsburg, Westmoreland and Somerset
Railroad. Population, 1,300. Surrounded by good farming community.
PIKE: COUNTY PRESS
A LIVE FAMILY PAPER.
Contains all the local news, also state and national information. A large circulation in the
homes of the people. Rapidly growing, and it is the best medium in the county to reach
the buying class.
PRESS, MILKORD, PIKE COUNTY, F»A..
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The Best Local Paper in the County. Largest Circulation.
Price One Dollar. Published Every Thursday, by the
DEMOCRAT PUBLISHING COMPANY, :: McConnellsbor^ Pa.
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M M M 1— rf
Lehiehton Population 5,000 Lehighton is situated 4 miles
south of Mauch Chunk— tlie Switzerland of America,
Fa. and the county seat. The famous Lehigh >tove Works,
Contains the » ads." of more business men than any ™
V»iiJ We^r,pe5.PrbU8hred a1", th<? fam°"8 M!^! Manufactorfa "SiH?M rnderwea rKaS^ana otter
Valley. 1*HY t Because It reaches more people than inrtnatripa Sinronnilpil hv a rirli f'irminff ronntrv
any other weekly paper published in that section. The &?' \8'™ »L J ^'_ ^""d f 'L1'y • «*g iifuV'"'^^ on J'
Press is the organ of the Republican party of Carbon h',if Uie oonuHUo s emDloved n the I el febVanev
,\'°UnVy n/artlCUlar8 and a 8al"ple C°Py are yonr! for H R. Kho^s whfcii ?2w 'loSKt tbto poi,nelligh ^
Capitalists are making favorable inducements to
DAVID McCORMICK, Pub. mid Propr. parties desiring to locate industries here.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
The Evening Star
DAII,Y & RIDGWAY, PA.
Only Daily Paper in the County. An Unexcelled
Advertising ^Medium.
ROY E. DECKER, Editor and Proprietor.
Renovo, Pennsylvania DAILY
1 .:_i< >< >
THE DAILY EVENING NEWS is a 4-page s-colutnn paper, circulated in Renovo and the neighbor-
ing towns, and is unquestionably the best advertising medium in this section of the state, having
the largest daily circulation of any daily in Clinton County. Established September, 1883.
THE LEECHBURG (PA) RECORD
WEEKLY. JOHN S. HOLMES, Ed. and Publisher.
A very lively local paper. Fearless, independent and spicy. Its enemies read it ;
its friends love it. Situated in an iron manufacturing town in good farming terri-
tory. Send for sample copy, advertising rates and terms.
WEIQLEY & CO.,
Publishers and Proprietors.
> PA.
Published weekly in a manufacturing and agricultural region and read by
a thrifty and prosperous community.
THE JOB DEPARTMENT IS THOROUGHLY EQUIPPED AND UP-TO-DATE.
WE CAN SAVE YOU HONEY ON LONG RUNS.
Reading Weekly News
Circulation, 3,500. READING, PA.
REACHES EVERY SECTION OF THE COUNTY.
Unexcelled as an advertising medium. Rates reasonable.
INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. s- B- DOUGHERTY, Publisher.
The EXPRESS is a paper read by the purchasing class, consequently the best for the use of advertisers.
for oxar
THE READING ADLER ","»'""
copies weekly
Oldest German Newspaper Published in the United States.
Berks County has a German population of about 50,000. THE READING ABLER
thoroughly covers this field.
RITTER 8c CO., Publishers. READING, BERKS CO., PA.
404 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Largest Circulation in Wyoming County
THE LACEYVILLE, PA., MESSENGER, Weekly, is creditec
accorded to any paper in Wyoming County. — Printers' Ink,
The Best in Wyoming County
THE BRAINTRIM MESSENGER of Laceyvi
Bro. Ward is a hustler and has mac
County'. — Shickshinny Mountain Echo, Jul;
The Advertising Rates
Four dollars per inch per year for spoci
of pap>er. Every ad. given a good positic
BRAINTRIM MESSENGER Laceyville, Pa.
THE LACEYVILLE, PA., MESSENGER, Weekly, is credited with the largest circulation
accorded to any paper in Wyoming County.— Printers' Ink, July 28, 1897.
THE BRAINTRIM MESSENGER of Laceyville, reached us this day decked in national colors.
Bro. Ward is a hustler and has made the MESSENGER the best weekly in Wyoming
County. — Shickshinny Mountain Echo, July 2, 1897.
Four dollars per inch per year for special position; three dollars per inch per year for run
of paper. Every ad. given a good position. Try us.
SIXTY TOWNS IN BERKS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
HAVE AGENCIES FOR THE
Reading (Pa.) Telegram
A steady growing circulation among the homes of people
who buy. If you have anything to say to them, say it
through the TELEGRAM. Its rates are moderate,
. J».
The Hyndman (Pa.) Bulletin
Is a 4-page, home print weekly newspaper, edited and published in a booming town that has
gained 325 per cent, in population in the last ten years. It circulates in twenty states and terri-
tories, especially in Southern Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia, covering, as it does, a
rapidly developing country. The rapidly increasing- subscription lists, which now contain more
than 1,600 names, show that the paper is" in keeping, in progress, with the county over which it
circulates. The advantage of this paper as an advertising medium is apparent. Send for rates.
ADVERTISING FOR NOTHING else than to attract new business is a paying
investment. Get your share by using the
Hatfield Invincible HATFIEM>, PA.
We guarantee every advertiser faithful service at all times.
Till l~mi~ l/\l mil A I Only Democratic Daily in Northwestern Pennsylvania
THE ERIE JOURNAL ERIE, PA.
Advocates the principles enunciated in the Chicago platform. Largest circulation of any news-
paper published in that section. Endorsed by local trades organizations. Advertisers are certain to
obtain best results. WEEKLY JOURNAL has a large and growing circulation among the farmers of
Northwestern Pennsylvania. THE KRIE JOURNAL COMPANY
J. R. WILSON & CO.
Proprietors,
CLARKSVILLE, TENN.
Cbc Cimcs-'Jourrial
Leading paper in the Great Clarksville Tobacco District of North Central Tennessee and Southern
Kentucky. Average circulation, 2,000. Guaranteed to be larger than that of any other Clarksville
paper. The people read THE TIMES-JOURNAL, therefore it pays to advertise in it.
Rates reasonable and satisfactory services are guaranteed.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 405
: A Newspaper
: Novelty & ^
4 A country
paper
with
the city
twist/'
THE WEEKLY ITEM, published at
Girardville, Schuylkill County, Pa.,
is the only paper confined to a local
field that uses
The illustration, in an artistic and
correct manner of local and home
subjects is a new feature. It pays.
We do it, and that's why our circula-
tion is going up ; that's why the paper
is twelve pages; that's why it is
looked for and
That's Why it is Read
It circulates among a prosperous and
intelligent class. Write today for
specimen copy and advertising rates.
THE WEEKLY ITEM <
H. w. BECKER, Editor Girardville, Pa.
4
406 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Millersburg, Pa.
Terms, $1.00 per annum in advance.
J. B. SEAL, Publisher.
THE HERALD was established in 1875, and is one
of the leading local family newspapers in Central
Pennsylvania. Advertising rates moderate.
Representative Papers of
Eastern Pennsylvania. . LARGEST CIRCULATIONS!
The Easton Daily Argus.
SIX CENTS PER WEEK. NEWS.
The Semi- Weekly Argus.
ESTABLISHED IN
1826.
A nine-column paper of four pages. Subscription, one dollar per year. Published
every TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. The best weekly advertising medium in this section.
- ^ Where there are fish. Advertise where there are
+ I ^ • ^^ •• v + buyers. But where are the buyers? You'll find them
I. I ^^ * in a town where there are industries, where the work-
^^ | men have employment, where there is building and
! X JL^/A. X 4 general activity. Such a town is EMAUS, Pa. There
$ * is business in a community like this. Catch some of
it by advertising in .......
JOHN D. WEAVER, THE EMAUS RECORD
Proprietor. EMAUS, LEHIGH CO., PA.
INDUSTRIES : —Gas and Water-Pipe Works, Iron Furnace, Town and Country
Silk Mill, Cigar Factories, Pretzel Bakeries, Etc. Touched.
The Official Newspaper for City of Lexington, Fayette County, and Fayette Circuit Court.
The only Morning Daily within 80 miles of Lexington.
The only Daily Democratic paper in Kentucky outside of Louisville, and
THE WEEKLY PRESS -TRANSCRIPT, - - Published by The Lexington Publishing Co.,
WM. C. P. BRECKINRIDGE. President. .'. DESHA BRECKINRIDGE, Manager.
THE MORNING HERALD and THE PRESS-TRANSCRIPT are the leading daily and weekly papers in
the Blue Grass Region. They have the best and largest circulation, the leading editorials of the
state, the most widely read and interesting society column. They are authority on all matters in which
either race or trotting horse men are interested. THE MORNING HERALD receives the Associated Press
reports and has local correspondents and agents in every county in the Blue Grass and mountains of
Kentucky.
COL. W. C. P. BRECKINRIDGE is recognized as the ablest editor in the South and has given THE
MORNING HERALD a national reputation, and the best class of subscribers in Kentucky.
Lexington is now the center of a system of Postal Rural Delivery for the Blue Grass country of Ken-
tucky ; and THE MORNING HKRALD is the only daily that can reach those who receive their mail by that
delivery on the day of publication.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 407
The Derry Signal
Established
in 1888.
ALFRED E. KESTNER, Editor.
CIRCULATION, 850. ^ Circulates among RAILROAD MEN
BOOKS OPEN TO ALL. ^ and FARMERS,
SUBSCRIPTION, 50 cents per year. to whose interests it is devoted.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY AND ADVERTISING RATES.
DERRY STATION, PA.
THE FRANKFORD PISPATCH
OLDEST PENNY PAPER IN FRANKFORD, PA.
SF»ICY, NEWSY, ATTRACTIVE. f ;
Largest Circulation in Kranlcford ; Advertisers
of Any Weekly F»aper. : : : : : j \ \CSUltS
Ri
Mrs. GEORGE M. TAYLOR, Editor and Proprietor,
4602 FRANKFORD AVENUE, FRANKFORD, PHILADA., PA.
Deutscbcr Volksf uebrer
has an exclusive territory. It is the official organ of the Germans of Blair, Huntingdon, Clearfield
and Centre Counties, the only German paper in these adjoining counties, and reaches the large
number of Germans living therein. The Volksfuehrer was established 1878, and was incorporated
under the laws of Pennsylvania in June, 1899. The shareholders in the corporation are exclus-
ively Germans, and the circulation of the Volksfuehrer has been on the increase constantly since
June last. Address all communications to VOLKSFUEHRER, ALTOONA, PA.
DU BOIS COURIER DAILY AND WEEKLY
have general circulation in Clearfield, Elk and Jefferson Counties.
Only morning paper in block of ten counties.
GRAY PRINTING CO., Proprietors. DU BOIS, PA.
The Catawissa News Item
CHAS. E. RANDALL, Editor and Propr. _____ CATAWISSA, PA.
Independent family paper, devoted to local news. Issued Thursday. Circulates among
well-to-do farmers, and has a healthy town circulation Covers its territory — the south side
of the river in Columbia County — better than all other papers combined. Size, 24 x 36 — eight
columns, four pages. Circulation 1,550.
THE SUN
COYU/HGTON,
Published on Wednesday each week. Independent, and therefore
read by both parties. A valuable medium for advertisers. Apply for adver-
tising rates to CHAS. C. REDFIEL.D, Publisher.
408
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Each for the Other
The intimate relation of the subscriber and the religious
weekly is not matched by any other class of mediums. Other
papers have inquiring readers, and some cultivate by every
possible means every opportunity to get closer to the reader.
With religious papers, however, this association is the natural
growth of the sympathy which comes from the mutual heartfelt
interest in a common cause. Subscriber and editor alike work,
each in his way, for religion and their church, and exchanging
confidences is never a forced growth.
Old and shrewd advertisers who know they have something
worthy for good people in good homes also know that to gain
the confidence and the trade of these good people, no other
way opens up so easily and so thoroughly as through introduc-
tion by the weekly religious papers. It is not always, nor
often, a quick way, but it is always a sure way.
New advertisers sometimes are misled to misjudge the
religious weekly.
These Papers Can Help to Increase the Sale of
Your Specialty by Placing Your Announcements
In more than 200,000 of best religious homes. In six
and more different Protestant denominations without
'duplicating circulation.
In this rich Middle States' field in which these papers have no
rivals. Some are the official organs, and each is the only
paper published for its special denomination in this field.
Before the fathers and mothers of families in which they and
their children are to live, be clothed, doctored, educated,
instructed and amused.
Before the people who have money for their needs and whose
needs cover the whole year.
At a price which will give you the greatest service of which the
papers are capable, for the least cost that can be arranged
to meet your special problem.
42 years old — The Sunday School Times (Philadelphia).
74 « « —The Lutheran Observer.
35 « « —The Christian Standard.
68 " " —The Ref. Church Messenger.
44 " " —The Lutheran.
80 —The Episcopal Recorder.
57 « « — The Christian Instructor.
Send in your order or
inquiry. It will be
carefully attended to.
n
m
THE RELIGIOUS PRESS ASSOCIATION
902-903 Witherspoon Building PHILADELPHIA, PA.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
409
Democrat
AND
Register
MIFFLINTOWN,
PENNSYLVANIA.
Wm. J. JACKMAN,
Editor and Proprietor.
OFFICIAL~PAPER OF
JUNIATAJXXJNTY.
The Democrat and Register
has no equal in Juniata County
as an advertising medium.
E. W. SMILEY, Editor.
H. S. SMILEY.
J. HOWARD SMILEY, Business Manager.
FRANKLIN, THE CITIZEN-PRESS PA.
Is the only Republican newspaper published in Venango County. Has a bona-fide circula-
tion of 2,600 copies. Published weekly. Publication day, Thursday. High-class advertising
solicited. Address,
E. W. SMILEY & CO., Publishers, Frankim, pa.
Independent. $1 per Year*
Issued on Saturday .
Mechanicsburg, Pa. — Population, 5,000.
W. D. BLACKBURN, Editor. FREE PRESS PUB. CO., Publishers.
THE PEOPLE'S PAPER. Live, clean, crisp and newsy. Home print. Large circulation among
thrifty people in an enterprising town, and a prosperous manufacturing and farming com-
munity, read by all parties and classes, and is the best advertising medium in this section.
Reasonable Advertising Rates. Established iSgr. Circulation, 1,200.
\ A Profitable
<
Investment.
REMINGTON BROS.,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Every printing office in the country should
have a Stapling Machine by which they can
do their own stapling, instead of paying away
part of their profits to other parties to have
it done. There are various machines on the
market, but judging from the general de-
mand, the YARGER Machines, of whom
we are agents, are giving the best satisfac-
tion. We carry all these Machines and
Staples of different sizes in stock.
SAMUEL J. YARGER,
454 North 12th St., Philadelphia, Pa.,
Manufacturer.
DAILY The NANTICOKE NEWS WEEKLY
ONI,Y PAPER IN NANTICOKE.
Circulation, Daily, 4,000 ; Weekly, 2,500. Evening. Full Telegraphic Reports.
J. C. COON, Editor and Publisher. NANTICOKE, PA.
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Wish your advertisements to find the people, advertise in the
TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN. It has the largest circulation of any daily
in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Reaches all classes. For rates, etc.,
Address, THE TR|BIJNE PUBLISHING CO.,
MORNING TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN.
EVENING REPUBLICAN. MFATWTTTF PA
WEEKLY TRIBUNE-REPUBLICAN. WE/\J-» V 1 LLE,, rt\.
4io REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ESTABLISHED 1871
Tlje Suotay Free Press
SCRANTON, PA.
THE PITCAIRN EXPRESS
Circulation
1,200
M. L. KECK, Proprietor (Vice-Pres.W. Pa. Press Ass'n).
Pitcairn, Pa. Circulates in Wilmerding, Wall,
#<* Turtle Creek, East Pittsburg
HOME PRINT. and outlying districts. : : : : :
1
Larger HOMEcircu- Average for 1899
lation than any other ¥
paper in the section
THE SUNDAY FREE PRESS reaches the homes
because it is a CLEAN, xvholesome
and ne~wsy paper.
V v
The Sunday News |
ESTABLISHED 1876. I
A F. J. Fitzsimmons, Proprietor. SCRANTON, PA. ?
A progressive, well-conducted paper, in great demand for its com-
T plete reports of local news, and breezy discussion of home ques- «»
^ tions. Circulates in a prosperous and largely populated territory. ^
The Brightest Weekly Journal in the Anthracite Coal Field*. All Home Print.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 411
The Titusville World
will give advertisers better results than any other paper published in
Crawford Count)7. It is published every Sunday morning, a day when every one
has time to read their newspaper, and read it thoroughly, advertisements and all.
Your Advertisement
if inserted in THE WORLD, will be well printed. It is our pride to issue
a handsomely printed paper. Write us for sample copy and rates for advertising.
F. M. McDONNELL, Editor and Proprietor, TITUSVILLE, PA.
established 1885. THE PEN ARGYL INDEX *"*"*•• Year-
An eight-page, seven-column weekly newspaper, published in the heart of the great "Slate
Belt " of Pennsylvania; is strictly a family paper, and as such reaches more homes than any
paper circulating in the slate regions— hence, it is the best advertising medium. Pen Argyl lies
at the foot of the Blue Mountain; has a population of 3,500; eighteen slate quarries, employing 2,000
men, earning $60,000 a month during nine months in the year ; large planing mill, car shops, iron
works, shirt factory, and other industries ; has three railroads, bank, etc. For advertising rates,
etc., address, c> M. SMITH, Publisher, Pen Argyl, Northampton County, Pa.
BEsr^jTheVindicator
Advertising : Established 1878.
Medium : : 1 NEW BETHLEHEH, PA.
THE PRESBYTERIAN PHILADELPHIA, PA.
One of the best family weekly newspapers in the United States. Established nearly 70 years
ago. Since then the powerful denomination of which it is a leading and influential organ has
spread all over the land and numbers millions of prosperous and reading people. It is not claimed
that they all read THE PRESBYTERIAN, but a leading advertising agency, which has had ex-
tensive business relations with it for nearly thirty years, says : " THE PRESBYTERIAN is read
by the prosperous classes— steady and liberal purchasers- and in proportion to the circulation
it is without a peer as an advertising medium."
THE ENQUIRER OAKLAND, CAL.
Every Evening except Sunday, and Weekly every Friday. The leading Independent Republican
daijy and weekly of Alameda County, one of the richest sections in the State. A large circulation,
which covers its exclusive field thoroughly. Advertisers will do well to consider this proposition.
OAKLAND ENQUIRER PUB. CO., Publishers.
THE PALMYRA RECORD
Purchased the subscription lists of the LEBANON ADVERTISER,
PAI/MYRA established in 1849. The Leading Country Weekly in Lebanon
County. Goes into many families that take no other local
PA. paper. Circulation is on the jump. One of the best adver-
tising mediums in the state. Rates on application.
BEAVER VALLEY NEWS
FRANK S. READER & SON, Publishers. NEW BRIGHTON, Beaver County, Pa.
The Daily News has a large circulation in the following towns in the Beaver Vallej': New
Brighton, Bridgewater, Beaver, Beaver Falls, Rochester, Freedom, Fallston. Largest circulation
in Beaver County. Delivered in all these towns by carriers for ten cents per week ; $5 per year
by mail. The Weekly News reaches the best class of country people in Beaver County, and is a
splendid advertising medium. Sent to any address in the United States for $1.50 per year out of
the county, and $i per year in the county. Send for sample copies.
412 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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| A Family Newspaper! f
+ READ IN THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE !
+
Shenandoah
JOlirH3,l AdvertiserJ
! |
Schuylkill County's Best Family Newspaper
J is productive of better results to the advertiser £
* than any paper in Eastern Pennsylvania. Clean,
bright, reliable, progressive. A Family News-
J paper in the best sense of the word. ... £
I . . !
? Average Circulation *) Af\f\ • *
* f /I 'i /"*/"\t~MP*c f
in 1899 over A.,^V/V/ COplCt* j
! !
FOR SAMPLE COPIES, ADVERTISING RATES AND OTHER INFORMATION ADDRESS
+ +
| BOYER BROTHERS, PUBLISHERS, J
SHENANDOAH, PA.
+ •*»
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
Only Methodist Paper published
in New England.
Z ion's Herald
There are 155,000 Methodist Church
members in New England, with church
property valued at more than $14,000,000.
You can interest them in your goods by
putting your advertisement in their family
paper, which is
Second to None of Its Class
It reaches 18,000 well-to-do families
among a thoughtful and progressive peo-
ple. You want to reach these Methodists,
for they make good customers.
Rates and Samples on request.
56 BROMFIELD ST., BOSTON, MASS.
Send us your proposition
through REMINGTON BROS.
THE HERALD
W. THOMPSON, Editor.
Established 1884.
Seventy-five Cents a Year.
Issued Wednesdays.
Published in a prosperous town of over 1,000
population, in the heart of the famed Broad Top
coal region; railroad shops; furnace, and good
agricultural district. Advertising rates on
application.
The Valley Leader
TURTLE CREEK, PA.
Published at Turtle Creek, the principal town
in the famous Turtle Creek Valley. Official
organ of Turtle Creek Borough. Issued every
Friday. Subscription rates, $i per year, in
advance. Prominent industries: Westinghouse
Electric & Manufacturing Co., Westinghouse
Airbrake Works, WestinghouseMachine Shops,
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal Co.
The STEELTON
•:• ADVOCATE
Steeltpn is only three miles from Harrisburg,
the capital of the state. The Pennsylvania
Steel Works, one of the largest steel plants in
the United States, is located here, giving em-
ployment to 4,000 workingmen and paying out
annually in wages almost $2,000,000. Steelton
has a population of 10,000, and having only one
other newspaper, it must be evident to all that
the ADVOCATE naturally has a very large cir-
culation, thus making it an excellent adver-
tising medium.
Tfoe
WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Published Every Thursday Morning.
J. C. KAUFER, Editor and Publisher.
The leading Liquor Paper of Penn-
sylvania. Subscription price, $i per
year, in advance. Advertising rates on
application. Indorsed as the official
organ of the State Liquor League of
Pennsylvania.
..The..
Warren Mail
Oldest Republican paper in Warren
County, Pa. Published every Thursday.
$i per year, in advance. Advertising
rates sent on application.
JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY
E. Cowan's Sonsl^o^JEflitors 4 Props.
The Citizen
Published
Every
Saturday, at
BLOOMFIELD, N. J.
A live, enterprising, up-to-date Weekly,
with a good circulation, in one of the
best sections of the state, thus making
it one of the best propositions in its ter-
ritory.
Send for Sample Copy and Rates.
CHAS. J. CllPPS, Publisher and Propr. WM. A. RITSCHER, JR., Publisher.
414 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
1 tbe Evening Reporter |
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WOONSOCKET, R. L f
Jj
Eight Pages Daily ^ Associated Press
Only One Cent . . News Service . .
Largest Circulation of any Paper
published in Northern Rhode Island
fc
Advertising rates one price to all. A trial order will convince you that we T
cover our territory thoroughly. Try us and be convinced. pt
3 WOONSOCKET REPORTER CO., Henry E. Whitney, Bus. Mgr.
1
"Til \/f\r%lS r\ A I I V The oldest, largest and best >
I lll\|\ L//\l] daily in Southwestern Penn- |
sylvania. Size 25 x 40.
CIRCULATION, 3,700.
THE YORK WEEKLY S?lSl
pages, 15^x22. CIRCULATION, 6,300. Eight pages. Largest
circulation of any paper in the county. Only 75C. per annum.
YORK DAILY PUBLISHING CO., PUBLISHERS, - YORK, PA.
JMIIII
Che Westerly Rerald
Peculates in fiekH & P^S 1 C \*\ ^diom /hat
4 \ **J FOR M. %/• < reaches the people in
4 h^-^ l-UK*^^*^ reaches the people in
4 of 50,000 people of [ j Southwestern Rhode .
4 r is the cause of a large and 1 Tctantl anfi Sn«th<»a<;t- t
•< various occupations. I . , * ^ """r a ° t. "mS ^ h
J V growing circulation. -j ern Connecticut. J* J* i
Ad^vertising rates liberal.
BRUNNER & BENSON, Publishers, WESTERLY, R. I.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 415
Largest Newspapers. Largest Circulations. Largest Advertising Patronage.
Evening Telegram
Sunday Telegram
WccKly Telegram
The Telegram
thoroughly cov-
ers the Rhode
Island field. •*
PROVIDENCE, R. I.
CIRCULATION RECORD ROR 1899
Average Daily Circulation Evening Telegram, 32,806
Sunday Telegram, - - 34,612
ADVERTISING RECORD FOR 1899
The Evening and Sunday Telegram published of paid ad-
vertising more than all advertising that appeared in its near-
est competitors, the Daily Journal and Bulletin combined 60,150 in.
And more than its next nearest competitors, the Daily
and Sunday Journal, - - 141,329 in.
THE ENTERPRISE
HERBERT k. HAMBLY, Editor and Proprietor. \V II kl YSBIRG, PA.
It will be well for you to place your advertisement with us, as we give you a larger
circulation than any other paper in the vicinity.
ONLY F»A:PER SELLING FOR ONE CENT.
WicKf ord Standard
Its field covers a good portion of Washington County, Rhode Island, and it is as
near the courthouse as any paper. Terms made known on application.
Established 1888. J. H. COQGESHALL, Publisher.
One Dollar a Year TU Tl O T T IV T WEST NEWTON
Large Circulation I lit ^ LJ J^N ...PA....
A first-class family newspaper, published every Wednesday. A first-class adver-
tising medium. Rates made known on application.
D. M. THORNE, - - Editor and Publisher.
WILKES BAPRE TIMES
DAILY and
WEEKLY
The Leading Afternoon Journal of the Anthracite Coal Field.
ities and towns of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Full press i
best advertising medium. Type-setting machines. Web perfe
Address, WILKES-BARRE TIMES, WILKES-BARRE, PA.
Circulates in 45 cities and towns of Northeastern Pennsylvania. Full press reports. Largest
circulation, best advertising medium. Type-setting machines. Web perfecting press.
416 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
in CENTRAL SOUTH DAKOTA is the
Faulkton Republican=Record
DEVOTED TO ALL THE INTERESTS
OF A THRIVING STATE :: :: ::
Write for Advertising o^ Paulkton is a Leading
0 Rates. « Business Center.
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THE COUNTY RECORD
C. W. WOLFE, Editor and Proprietor.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION 1,006 COPIES PER WEEK.
Exclusive territory. Only paper in Williamsburg County, South Carolina.
Reaches every Postoffice in County. Best weekly advertising medium in
lower Carolina. Rates reasonable. Address,
C. W. WOLFE, Proprietor, KINGSTREE, S. C.
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The Weatherly Telegraph j
Published every Thursday at Weatherly, Pa., is extensively
read in Carbon County, Eastern Pennsylvania, making it
an excellent medium for advertisers. Write for rates.
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NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 417
The Columbia Herald
DAILY AND WEEKLY * COLUMBIA, TENN.
The oldest weekly and the only daily in this congressional district. The most
popular paper, the best advertising medium of any country weekly or small daily in
Middle Tennessee. This (Maury County) is the richest agricultural county in the
state, and in this county is located the world-famous Mt. Pleasant phosphate fields.
It is the Klondike of the South, and the HERALD is its mouthpiece.
Visitor
BIG SANDY, TENN.
R. A. LUTER & BRO., - Editors.
of the leading week-
lies in West Ten-
nessee. Issued every
Friday. Democratic in
politics. Designed to
build the material
educational interests of
our section. We invite the people of all sections to write us for
information concerning- homes, manufacturing establishments, etc.
We are situated in one of the best agricultural and timber districts in
the South. Fine water power. Cheap freight rates by rail or river.
WE WILL ADVERTISE CHEAPER THAN ANY PAPER IN WEST TENNESSEE.
The Clifton World
PUBLISHED -
FORTNIGHTLY
Published at Clifton, S. C., which is a growing
cotton mill town of about 6,000 inhabitants.
SLOAN & ELMORE, Proprietors. CLIFTON, S. C.
Cbrooicle
ESTABLISHED IN 1889. CAMDEN, S. C.
Seven Column Folio. Price $1.50 per annum. Unexcelled Advertising Medium.
W. L. McDOWELL, Editor and Proprietor.
THE CHRONICLE
GKO. H. & L. B. NICHOLS
Publishers •
PUBLISHED AT CENTRKYILLE, TURNER COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA.
The leading LOCAL paper of TURNER COUNTY; is strictly a home paper. All
want it. All read it. It is easier to take than Mrs. Winsknv's soothing syrup.
The best advertising medium in this neck of the woods.
" country of South Dakota, North Dakota, Nebraska,
Montana and Wyoming is covered by .....
TTLJCi C^AIC?E?I AV FORT PIERRE,
I nti r^f\ir\r I— A\ I SOUTH DAKOTA.
It is from those that know something of you that you get business; therefore
advertise in THE FAIRPLAY.
418 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
A WARM BABY— Ac,-* Average, 2,400
RATES, 25c. per inch.
THE ROCHELLE INDEPENDENT
•A ^-^ m_f ^~y f\ L» f^ I I x-y has the largest circulation of any weekly paper
I §-• |A I if I «^ I I M^ in Lee or Ogle Counties, as it issues the largest,
• II \*S m m \-r \^ m m \*S • • \^ newsiest paper at a price lower than any other,
$i a year. Nine-tenths of all the names on the
Independent
list are paid-up subscribers residing in these
counties. We have double the country corres-
pondence of any other paper in this sect ion, and
reach a prosperous class of people.
F. E. Lux, Manager.
Lux BROS., Publishers, Rochelle, 111.
F. S. HEATH, Prest. C. R. HEATH, Vice-Prest. F. J. CLAYPOOL, Sec'y and Treas.
Muncie — Great Natural Gas and Manufacturing City. Population, 27,737.
THE MORNING NEWS
MORNING Published Every Day— a Seven-Column, PEERLESS
SUNDAY ADVERTISING
WEEKLY Eight-Page, Penny Paper. MEDIUMS
THE NEWS CO., Publishers MUNCIE, INDIANA-
Established in 1872. THE ONLY PAPER IN THE GAS BELT A MEMBER
OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. Largest Circulation in Eastern Indiana.
Thoroughly covering Muncie and Surrounding Towns and Country.
THE HORNING PRE5S
THE PRESS PRINTING CO., Publishers. CLIO L. LLOYD, Hanager.
Reaches the homes of the people. It is enterprising and up-to-date, has a large and increasing
circulation and invites consideration from advertisers wishing to cover its field. Rates on application.
The largest daily circulation and the best local advertising medium in
Eastern Illinois. The Weekly reaches the entire surrounding country.
Published by the DANVILLE PRESS CO., Danville, Illinois.
THE OUACHITA HERALD
Published EVERY THURSDAY at CAMDEN, ARK.
The leading Democratic paper of Ouachita County. An up-to-date publication with a large and
growing circulation. Rates on application. W. THEO. SMITH, Publisher.
STAR AND HERALD
DWIQHT
ILL.
CIRCULATION 1,260. SUBSCRIPTION $1.50.
HR. DUSTIN, Editor and Proprietor.
Also Proprietor " Banner," Official Organ of the Sons of Veterans. Circulation 5,000. Also Braceville
Tribune and Gardner Tribune, and Odell Outlook. Contracts made for advertising
for four weeklies; combined circulation 2,100.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 419
THERE ARE A GOOD flANY PAPERS IN THE NAUGATUCK VALLEY,
BUT THERE IS ONLY ONE MORNING PAPER, AND THAT IS ...
The Waterbury Morning Republican
WATERBURY, CONN.
PRINTED SEVEN DAYS IN THE WEEK
Advertisers making up their list will do well to make inquiries from local merchants
who are using its columns. That is the best way to find out.
THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN
THE SUNDAY REPUBLICAN of 16 pages goes the length and breadth of the valley.
SEND FOR RATE CARD.
LEADS IN ENTERPRISE LARGEST CIRCULATION
THE HUMBOLDT TIMES
EUREKA, CALIFORNIA
Leading Republican paper in Humboldt County. Only morning paper within a radius of nearly
200 miles. Covers the most fruitful section in the state for advertisers. Only paper on the California
coast north of San Francisco taking the Associated Press reports. Reaches the homes of the people.
Has the largest advertising patronage at the highest rates.
RATES BASED ON GUARANTEED CIRCULATION. CHARLES S. MILNES, Editor and Manager.
THE WEEKLY HUMBOLDT TIMES
ESTABLISHED FORTY-SIX YEARS
Circulates in Humboldt, Del Norte, Siskiyou and Mendocino counties. Has the field practically to itself.
Daily and
Weekly . .
The Galena Gazette
65th YEAR GALENA, ILLINOIS
nAi CWA r-.A'/PTTP line- i Ui,MUtioi-c ^ A- W- GLESSNER. President and Treasurer.
GALENA GAZET ; (Inc.), Publishers. |ANDREW E HERON, Business Manager.
The DAILY GAZETTE, established 1848, is a handsome y-col. folio ; $5.00 a year.
The WEEKLY, established 1834, is a y-col. quarto ; $1.50 a year. The paper is Re-
publican in politics, has a large and growing circulation, and is a favorite with adver-
tisers. Do not fail to include it in your lists.
THE FORT SMITH TIMES
DAILY AND WEEKLY
The leading daily and weekly of Arkansas. Covers the field thoroughly. It is a live, up-to-
date publication and reaches a constituency that cannot be covered through any other source.
Everv advertiser wishing to cover this territory should consider THE TIMES.
THE TIMES PUB. CO., - FORT SMITH, ARK.
STEVENSON
. ALA.
THE CHRONICLE
Covers that section of Jackson County more thoroughly than any other publication. Has a
large and increasing circulation. Advertisers will do well to consider this publication.
Rates on application.
VOUGHT & GREGORY, Publishers, STEVENSON, ALA.
42O REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Established 1885. All Home Print.
The
Green River Republican
H. B. MOREHEAD, Editor.
MORGANTOWN, KY.
A Leading Republican Paper in
a Republican County, Con-
gressional District and State.
THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM in the GREEN RIVER COUNTRY.
THE AUBURN NEWS
POLITICS— REPUBLICAN
Published WEEKLY at ALBURN, LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY, at ONE DOLLAR A YEAR
Advertising rates furnished on application. Advertisers will find the AUBURN NEWS one of
the best advertising mediums of its class in the United States. All letters should be addressed
to WESLEY SINGLETON, Editor and Publisher, Auburn, Ky. Circulation 1,000.
E SENTINEL -DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED AT MT. STERLING, KY.
The oldest and most widely read paper in this section of Kentucky. An advertisement in its columns
always brings good results. Send for rates.
THE STAR
Published EVERY THURSDAY at CALHOUN, KENTUCKY. GEO. D. SWINT, Publisher.
Has an extensive circulation in five counties. The only paper in McLean
County, and covers that field thoroughly, making it the best advertising medium in
this prosperous section. Rates on application.
THE BURNSIDE ITEM
Established in 1895. - BURNSIDE, KY.
Largest circulation of any paper published in 30 of the surrounding counties in Kentucky and
Tennessee. Guaranteed Circulation of over 1,500 every issue. Over 350 country merchants are regular
subscribers, and it is read by the best class of farmers and miners. No other paper covers this section so
thoroughly as THE ITEM. Advertising rates made known on application.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 421
The Wichita Daily Beacon
Is the ONLY EVENING PAPER between
Topeka, Kansas, and Denver, Colorado, or
Dallas, Texas, that receives the full leased
wire report of the Associated Press.
It covers Wichita, Southern Kansas and Oklahoma
CIRCULATION FOR DECEMBER, 1899, OVER 6,000
The Beacon is printed on a Potter Perfecting Press, owns
its Linotype machines and the building it occupies.
H. I. HAGNEY, Editor and Publisher.
Pratt T Tnirm Polished Every Thursday
1 Idll LJ 111U11
At PRATT, KANSAS
"culation, which c
ilication.
THE UNION PRINTING CO., Publishers.
A live, up-to-date Weekly, with a large growing circulation, which covers its field
thoroughly. Sample copy and advertising rates on application.
SU01STAT.
Official City Paper. Does all City and County Printing on contract. Largest
Home Circulation. Population of Alma, 1,100; of Wabaunsee County, 12,000.
K'arming and Stock -Raising Section.
QPTNTnTTMTn T T* c PADGETT, Publisher,
OIL IN 1 llNlLi^ JUNCTION CITY, KAN.
Established 1887. Is the Official County Organ, and has a large circulation in a heavily populated
agricultural and stock-raising district. Junction City has 6,000 population. Write us for advertising rates
NEW >>'« city in the United States has grown so rapidly in
YORK. ECB^trs&".^Tft«.
rivaling the marvelous record of Spokane and Seattle.
The Tonawandas now have a population of 18,000 and have been growing steadily, notwithstanding the panic. It is the second
largest lumber port in the world, the receipts having incre sed from 104,000,000 feet in 1873, to 800,000,000 feel per annum.
There are 48 manufacturing- concerns, including the largest Nut and Bolt Works in the world and the largest Iron Woiks in the
State. Of the natural facilities the United States Investor says :— " We find grouped here more natural advantages than can be
fiir; TV\M A ll/ A MPV A C*
THE TONAWANDAS,
The Tonawandas now have a population of 18,000 and have
largest lumber port in the world, the receipts having in
There are 48 manufacturing- concerns, including the larges
State. Of the natural facilities the United States Investor
found at any other point in the Union, for no other city, village or town on the continent offers better shipping facilities, whither
liy lake, river, railroad, or canal. There is the best harbor on the entire lake system, six miles of docks, the Erie Canal, five
trunk lines, and the Niagara River." On account of the splendid shipping facilities the Tonawandas will gain the principal
advantage of the tremendous electric power now being generated at Niagara Falls (only eight miles distant). Tlie t
ine has just been completed. $2,800,000 spent in new manufactories and new buildings in the Tonawandas in 1895 a
Th«» Mews Pub. Co. publish a daily in each city ; they are the only local dailies.
422
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
"Thriftiest of Thrifty New Englanders
00,000
is the home of over 13,000
high skilled cotton mill oper-
atives, who spin the finest and
most delicate cotton yarns and
weave the most intricate and
beautiful cotton goods in the
world. They're well paid, in-
dustrious and intelligent people.
They buy good goods and buy them in New Bedford,
Mass. To reach these people, and also the thous-
ands employed in the city's many other diversified
industries, there's but one sure way. 100,000 peo-
ple in and around New Bedford will read your ad in
The Evening
,E. ANTHONY & SONS, Inc., Publishers.
Tiie morning
me
THE MERCURY PUB. CO., Publishers.
E ANTHONY & SONS, Inc., Publishers.
Combined advertising rates
furnished on application to
ADV.
MQR.
NEW BEDFORD, HASS.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 423
Crisf ield Tiroes
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY AT
CRISFIELD, SOMERSET CO., MD.
The leading Democratic and all-home-print weekly in this prosperous and growing
section. A large and increasing circulation guaranteed. First-class adver-
tising solicited. Sample copies and rates on application.
L. C. QUINN & SON, Publishers.
Holyoke Daily Transcript
HOLYOKE, MASS.
CIRCULATION Q 500 GUARANTEED
Circulation larger than other daily papers combined. Write for rate card. The
leading paper of Holyoke and surrounding territory.
W. G. DWIGHT, Proprietor.
DEMOCRATIC IN POLITICS ALL HOME PRINT
Coupty Democrat
OWINGSVILLE, KY.
Has a fine growing circulation in one of the best sec1 ions of the state. It reaches
a class of well-to-do people that are not reached through any other source. It is en-
terprising and up to date. First-class advertising solicited.
JOHN D. ^\Cl«TYRE, Publisher.
THE SABINE BANNER MANY, LA.
W. R. RUTLAND, Publisher.
A Democratic, all home print weekly, with a good circulation, covering its field
thoroughly. We invite the attention of first-class advertisers. It will pay them to
take up this well-to-do section. Sample copy and rates on application.
THE GARRETT JOURNAL
JAS. D. HAMII,!,, Publisher. OAKLAND, MD.
Leading advertising medium of Western Maryland. Extensive circulation in adjoin-
ing counties of Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Independent in
politics. Adv. rates, the LOWEST ; results, the BEST.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT
SUNDAY. & THREE EDITIONS.
News
BRIGHT, CLEAN AND RELIABLE
As an advertising- medium it has no superior in
this vicinity. An inspection of its columns will
surely recommend it to all judicious advertisers.
All the local and surburban news, Special .
telegraphic service. Complete art department.
In point of character and influence THE NEWS
is the leader in Northern Middlesex County.
It is read by the most intelligent class of
people in this vicinity. Our SUBSCRIPTION
list is larger than that of any other daily
north of Boston. Send for sample copy and
advertising rates.
LOWELL DAILY NEWS CO., 41 Merrimack St.
LOWELL, MASS.
SlTOKHRWWJrJUW*FFKS^^
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 425,
The Pioneer Daily Newspaper of the Upper Peninsula.
THE MINING JOURNAL •"•*»»*«. *•*•
The Best Newspaper.
The Representative Newspaper of the Entire Peninsula-
THE DAILY MINING JOURNAL is the BEST advertising medium
in the Northern Peninsula.
Foreimi (Misers c±:p™rPs M\\m Heralil
lUlUiyil JIUIUIIIUUIU their advertisements in the liuUlllllJU IIUIUIU
Are you in the push? If not, you should send to us for sample copy of our paper and rate card.
HERALD PUBLISHING CO., - HASTINGS, MICH.
WHITE COUNTY NEWS BEEBE, ARK
NEWS PRINTING CO., Proprietors. T. M. WOODS, Editor.
Only all-home-print paper published in White County. Circulation guaranteed to be more than
1,250 copies each week. Sample copy and advertising rales on application.
Es?Shed The Wolverine Citizen
F. H. RANKIN & SON, Publishers.
Published every Saturday in the center of a densely populated and rich agricultural and manu-
facturing county. Has the largest bona-fide circulation of any weekly paper in the county.
T"rf T7 t f* «' O Published every Saturday, at
1 he r ort Cjratiot oun ?<* Huron, Mich.
Foreign advertisers who wish to thoroughly cover this well-to-do section should use the SUN. It is-
enterprising and up to date; has a large and growing circulation, which is guaranteed. Sample copy
and rates on application.
E. C. WILLIAMS, Publisher.
E8t^r The Rochester Era
ROCHESTER, MICH., " Beet Sugar City."
Circulation 1,000. First-class advertising medium. Rochester has beet sugar mill ; second largest
yarn and knitting mills in the United States. Electric road power house. The ERA is representative
newspaper in a prosperous city. w A p()x proprjetor.
T'f \T IT f T J Published Thursdays, at
1 ne ivalKasKa Leader Kanaka, Michigan.
Established in 1878 ; Republican! in politics, and is essentially a live local paper, published in one of
the best counties in the rapidly-developing western portion of the lower peninsula of Michigan.
Subscription price, fi per year. ^ ^ TINKLEPAUGH, Publisher.
426
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
READ BY AT LEAST 125,000
PEOPLE IN THE PROSPEROUS
NORTHWEST
Minneapolis, Minn.
The only (exclusive) Horning
Paper in flinneapolis.
THE ACKNOWLEDGED
Mail Order Medium
and Result Producer.
Sample Copies and Rates on Application.
The Times Newspaper Co.
W. E. HASKELL, Manager.
Foreign Advertisers
Seeking to cover a well-to-do and buying community will do well to consider the
TRIBUNE, flazeppa, flinn.
an up-to-date and enterprising weekly, with a guaranteed circulation.
Thoroughly equipped in every way.
.Sample Copy and Rates
Sent on Application.
W. Q. K1NGSFORD, Publisher.
A FINE NEW POTTER STEREOTYPE PRESS
Printing 24,000 copies per hour, has just been installed in our office.
This was made necessary by our large and rapidly growing circulation.
This press is the fastest one in Michigan outside of Detroit, and the
only stereotype press in Southwestern Michigan. Do Advertisers
need further proof that
The Telegraph
is the only paper thoroughly cover-
ing this part of the state ?
Circulation : Daily, 6,200 ; Semi-weekly, 6,250.
THE KALAMAZOO TELEGRAPH CO., KALAMAZOO, MICH.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 427
Shiawassee County's
Greatest Advertising Medium
THE RECORDER PUBLISHING CO.'S
BIG FIVE
The Owosso Recorder
The Oakley News
The Bennington Banner
The Corunna Advertiser
The Henderson Enterprise
Larger circulation than any three papers combined in
Shiawassee County. Thoroughly covers Shiawassee
County, which is one of the most prosperous counties
in Michigan. Are high-grade, progressive, local home
papers on which the people rely. Its readers are not
only numerous, they are high class
Advertising in these five publications carries convic-
tion, because the publications enjoy the confidence of
their readers. Address all correspondence to ...
THE RECORDER PUBLISHING COHPANY
OWOSSO, MICH.
Before you place your advertising- write us for rates, which are fully guaranteed.
428 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
"MISSOURIANS MUST BE SHOWN."
SWORN CIRCULATION, 2,000 A WEEK
Richmond is a coal mining centre, in a fertile county of the best state in the world for
advertisers. Ad. rates right, based on 2,000 actual circulation. It is to
our mutual interest that the MISSOURIAN is on your selected list.
HAYES & STEWART, Publishers, RICHMOND, HO.
An Honest Circulation A Progressive Constituency
THE MIDLAND FARMER StMLoouis
Seasonable— Sensible— Practical
Will bring satisfactory returns to Agricultural advertisers who want to reach the Farmers and
Stockmen of the Mississippi Valley.
SAMPLE COPY FREE. CIRCULATION, 30,000. W. M. BARNUM, Editor.
RATES, 10 CENTS PER AGATE LINE.
The StocK Growers Journal
Devoted especially to live stock and kindred interests in the Northwest.
Rate card on application.
H. Q. POTTER, PROPRIETOR. MILES CITY, MONTANA
The Democratic Bulletin SAMLoEM
An eight-page, five-column, up-to-date newspaper. Democratic in politics, and the official paper of
the county of Dent and city of Salem. It is the favorite medium for advertisers, carrying more foreign
advertisements than all other papers of the county, and more home ads. than any other one paper.
Everybody reads The Democratic Bulletin ! Terms $1 .00 per year, in advance.
Advertising rates on application. J. W. CALLAHAN, Editor. \V. J. JONES, Proprietor.
COjNTY PROGRESS
REPUBLICAN WEEKLY, AT ^ Devoted to the promotion of industrial,
HARTVILLE, MO. C? social, moral and sanitary progress.
W. H. H. MTJSICK, Editor and Proprietor.
"weekly* THE SENTINEL Sedalia)M0.
LEADING NEWSPAPER OF CENTRAL MISSOURI.
THE SENTINEL is the best medium by which to reach the people of Pettis and
adjoining counties. Send for sample copies and advertising rates.
SENTINEL PUBLISHING CO. WII/LIAM HERBERT GRAFFIS, Editor.
ESTABLISHED
1867
SauK Centre Herald *
CHAS. F. HENDRYX, Publisher. SAUK CENTRE, MINN.
Published in the heart of the park region — the most prosperous section of Minne-
sota. Reaches readers who read, reflect and reason, and have money
to spend, consequently a good advertising medium.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
429
Do You Want
to cover a well-to-do and prosper-
ous population in one of the best
states ? If so
The Republican
Of Harysville, flo.
is a strictly up to date, good-paying
medium. It is published every
Thursday, and all home print. Has
a large and growing circulation.
IT IS ONE OF THE BEST
H. E. ROBINSON, Publisher.
I IM!
Published Every Friday at
I,ITTXE FAlVIrS, MINN.
A Democratic, all-home-print weekly,
with a guaranteed circulation, covering a
prosperous, well-to-do community. When
you advertise with us you get results.
Sample copy and rates on application.
I,ITTI,E FAIrLS PRINTING CO.
Publishers
IVO
WHEN YOU ADVERTISE IN
THE GLENCOE REGISTER
You :ire positively rerl:i In of'whnt you n re
getting for your money . There Is no g-iiesN work
about It. You sot our circulation report ench
iind every month. The Register is :in all-
home-print paper. It has a field ofcirciilation
•trietlj Its own. When you advertise In It you
•.:••• i results.
State of Minnesota, County of Mcl.eod. — ss.
Personally appeared before me CLYDE J. PRYOR,
who being by me first duly sworn, upon oath doth
depose and say : That he is the owner and pub-
lisher of THE GLENCOE REGISTER, a weekly news-
paper printed and published at Glencoe, McLeod
County, Minnesota; that the circulation, exclusive
of exchanges, for the month of October, 1899, was
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3ist day
of October, A. D , 1899. E. H. CORSON,
Notary Public, McLeod Co.. Minn.
CLYDE J. PRYOK.
Published Every Thursday at
MACON, MO.
The leading Republican weekly of this
prosperous section. Has a well-estab-
lished and bona-fide circulation, is pop-
ular among its readers, consequently it is
a strictly high-class medium. For further
information, sample copy, rates, etc.,
address
CHARGES P. HESS, Publisher.
The Citizen
DAILY and WEEKLY. POPLAR BLUFF, MO.
J. C. BERNER, Ed. and Proprietor.
Covers a field strictly of its own. Demo-
cratic and all home print. Has a large
and growing circulation, and is
popular among its readers.
The only daily and weekly
in a town of 3,500.
Rates on tipplication.
The Republican Pilot
Published Every Thursday at
MAYSVILLE, MO.
A thoroughly representative weekly. A
first-class guaranteed circulation. Enter-
prising and popular among its readers.
Advertisers will do well to consider these
facts when covering this field. Sample
copy and rates on application. Address
THE REPUBLICAN PILOT
h£ Republican
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
1,AKE CITY, MINN.
C. A. VON VLECK, PUBLISHER
A strictly first-class medium with a
guaranteed circulation exceeding 1,000.
Republican in politics and all home print.
Advertisers will do well to consider this
proposition. Sample copy and rates sent
on application.
43Q REMINGTON BROTHERS'
SWORN. THE 1900
Waynesburg Independent
WAYNESBURG, PA.
Makes affidavit to over 3,000 weekly, and has averaged above that number for
more than twelve years. This paper is in touch with every family in Greene
County, in that it is read in every Public School in the county. During the
present winter the list has been increasing. Efforts are now being made that will
push it much further up, as the next report in the Directories will show.
RAQAN, EVANS & CO., Editors and Proprietors.
If you wish to reach the People of New Castle,
or Lawrence County, Pa.,
The Courant-Guardian
Are the only mediums that will do it.
Right up to date. Mergenthaler Linotypes. Perfecting Press.
NEW CASTLE, PA,
Public Opinion
in the . I\ MR/1 IV Vf|^lllHJll South Dakota
The Daily and Weekly PUBLIC OPINION are the best advertising mediums in Northeastern South
Dakota, as they practically cover all this portion of the state. They are first-class mediums because they
are sought after and read thoroughly by all their numerous patrons. You get quick returns because
every copy of every issue is read. Send for our rates and place an advertisement in PUBLIC OPINION.
Sworn average circulation of Weekly for 1899, 1,265 copies. RANSOM & CORY Publishers
he Successful
Devoted to Home, Farm and Gardening. Has a large and growing circulation among farmers and
stockmen in North Dakota, South Dakota, Minnesota, Nebraska and Iowa. A strictly first-class
medium, covering thoroughly this farming section. Sample copy and rates on application.
THE FARMER PRINTING CO., Publishers. H. P. ROBIE, Manager.
* fcfiffl'L THE KEYSTONE GAZETTE, week,y
AND j Independent
N. B. MARTIN,
BLUE RIDGE ZEPHYR, Mi,
Both live and up-to-date papers. Best advertising medium in Cumberland Valley. Large Corliss
Engine and Refrigerator Works of Frick Co.; Engine and Threshing Works of Geisse Mfg. Co.; Tool
Works of Landis Co.; Works of Smith Mfg. Co.; American Mfg. Co. Stock factory and other enter-
prises located here, employing 2,000 hands. One of the live towns of Pennsylvania.
Milford Dispatch
Is unexcelled as an advertising medium in Northeastern Pennsylvania, and advertisers secure best
results from announcements in Pike County's Only Democratic Newspaper. Circulation double that of
any other paper circulated in this county. Advertising rates upon application — very reasonable. A trial
advertisement will convince you of the truth of our assertion.
JOSIAH F. TERWILLIQER, Editor and Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 431
THE ALEXANDRIA JOURNAL
Best advertising medium in Southeastern South Dakota. Located
on the main line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway, and
is in the great corn belt of the state. Advertising rates made known
on application. Advertisers who desire good returns should not
fail to write for rates.
j. w. PECKHAM Alexandria, South Dakota
Publisher and Proprietor
Enterprise-Times
Official Paper SlL^Lte 5 Years
AND t^+*4-t±+~^+~lr^t± TVJ-*^^^ The Best
The Oldest
All Home Print V. C. WEI/CH, Publisher Perry, Oklahoma
PEOPLE'S REGISTER
Founded 1876 by J. G. Schaff
J. G. SCHAFF'S SONS & CO., Publishers
Chambersburg, Pa.
PEOPLE'S REGISTER has a circulation over
double that of any other paper in Franklin
OUR CONTRACT:— '•'•Circulation over 5,000 copies per week or
no charge for advertisement-"
PEOPLE'S REGISTER is published every Friday evening;
it is an independent weekly, and it is the only paper of its
class published at the county-seat of Franklin.
PEOPLE'S REGISTER is ahead of all others in its advan-
tages to advertisers. It offers advantages to advertisers
which no other newspaper can give and which are worth
careful consideration. In making out your schedule for
__^w ^ra the coming season's advertising see that PEOPLE'S REGIS-
iiYyivania".1"'"' TER is placed on your list.
County, and the largest circulation of any pa-
per published in the Eighteenth Congressional
District of Pennsylvania.
Estabiishedi889 Still water Democrat circulation ''oo9
(SUCCEEDING THE OKLAHOMA STATE SENTINEL)
apers are read. The city official paper
ig rates are reasonable. Write for terms.
STILLWATER, OKLAHOMA
We have a clean list, our papers are read. The city official paper. Our list is growing. We cut
off dead-heads. Our advertising rates are reasonable. Write for terms.
If you are thinking of placing advertising in an agricultural paper, and want one that produces results, try
The Pennsylvania Farmer MEADVILLE- PA-
Western New York, Eastern Ohio and Northwestern Pennsylvania in our field— and we
cover it thoroughly. Special departments for agriculturists, horticulturists, gardeners,
dairymen and the home. Official organ of the Pennsylvania State Grange.
PENNSYLVANIA FARMER :: 958 Market Street
Semi- Weekly t One of the neatest, news-
1""* A \ iest and most widely
ClXpr6SS-/\Cl V3J1C6 read country newspapers
LEBANON. OREGON
The Cottage Qrove Leader
L. F. WOOLEY, Publisher and Proprietor
The largest and most widely circulated weekly newspaper published in South Lane County,
located at COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON. The business center of the Great Bohemia Gold Mines, the Black
Butte Cinnabar Mines and the largest lumbering industry of Oregon. Cottage Grove's population,
2,000. Average circulation, 700. Advertising rates, 50 cents per inch per month, net.
432 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
3Nei^ei'H^3Bfc^3Hfr^&%xy^^
Salem, Ohio
THE SALEM DAILY NEWS
tSTABLISHED 1890.
Circulation higher than any other daily in Salem or Columbiana |[
County. Official organ of the city. Population of Salem is 12,000.
*
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*
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN ERA
ESTABLISHED 1854.
The home newspaper of Columbiana County. Circulation double
that of any paper in the county. The official organ of the count)-.
Population of the county is 100,000.
\nVFRTISFRS do you want the best med!ums 5n Columbiana County ? H
™u * Ll% ' I^LI*^9 Then place your advertisements where they will *
reach the greater number of people, many of whom take no other paper.
For advertising rates and circulation, address,
THE SALEM PUBLISHING COMPANY, Salem, Ohio.
:*oE»x***3E3E^^3iHl^
DAYTON HERALD <* \
Published at Iv^llNE of the oldest papers in Yamhill County, the ^
DAYTON, LwJ finest portion of the Willamette Valley. Day- •
OREGON ==* ton has a population of 1,000 inhabitants. Fine f
agricultural country surrounding. Advertising rates, ^
*& 50 cents an inch per month ; single inch per year, A
$i. Circulation, 800. Subscription, $i per year. ^
ESTABLISHED 1885.
The Weekly Republican
The best advertising medium in the city. The popular paper
of the Black Hills. Large and constantly increasing circulation.
A. E. WALLACE, Publisher. Rapid City, South Dakota
0 •© ov© © 0 •© ® © '& 0 o ® ® © ©•© :© © ©@ © ® © ©
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 433
THE AKRON GERMANIA
Established 1869. Incorporated 1889. Capital Stock, $25,000.
Tri-Weekly edition, published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Saturday
issue and Sunday Supplement (Sonntagsblatt ) , combined 8 pages. Weekly edition
published Thursday, 16 pages. The leading Independent German paper in Ohio.
Aggregate circulation, 4,500.
THE AKRON GERMANIA CO., Publishers, AKRON, OHIO.
Published every Friday,
at Red Wing, Minn.
The leading Independent Weekly of Goodhue County. All home print. It has a field of circulation
strictly its own ; is enterprising and popular with its readers. For further information address
WALL & HAINES, Publishers.
Err,ed The Border News Adelp0hl.
Is one of the progressive Country Weeklies of the state. Up to the times in matter
of news, reports, and everything that goes to make a spicy paper. Circulation guar-
anteed over i, 600 copies weekly. Strict attention paid to advertising, making it
valuable to the patron.
The Semi -Weekly News Lenoir, N. c
is a welcome visitor to the homes of the best people of Lenoir and its vicinity.
Independent, Every Tuesday and Friday. Home Print,
H. C MARTIN, Editor and Proprietor, LENOIR, N. C,
Hillsboro, Mo. ""r:: THE DEMOCRAT
is the medium with which you can reach its people, because it has a large and growing circulation,
guaranteed, and it is popular among its readers. Advertisers will do well to note these facts.
For further information address R w McMULLIN, Publisher.
8®" Weekly — 8 pages — all-at-home print — circulation never less
8^" than a thousand. Largest clientele in Hancock Co., outside
8®" county seat — n. w. Ohio, in the oil fields — rich constituency.
86^° Plant equipped with every modern facility for good results.
8ST The RECORD is a 20th century sheet, and— it pays the
advertiser. MOORE PRINTING COMPANY.
THE (0hio')
HcCOn B
RECORD
T'T TT7 TVT71I 7f /^/^D A "V Published Every Saturday at
1 rill UtiiVlU^KA 1 CASSVILLE, MO.
A live and enterprising town. THE DEMOCRAT reaches the homes of a prosperous and well-
to-do class of people; it is popular with its readers and is a first-class medium. First-class
advertising solicited.
CHARLES RAY, Publisher.
434 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The H addon field (N. j.) Tribune
AVERAGE CIRCULATION THE PAST TWELVE MONTHS, 1,950 COPIES.
Circulates throughout sections where people have money to spend.
Only newspaper in Haddonfield. It is bright and up to date.
The home paper of thirty towns in Camden County.
We are not afraid to show our books, and our
pressroom is open at all times to the public.
For rates address, W. G. TAYLOR, Manager, HADDONFIELD, N. J.
For Satisfactory Results
In the city of HASTINGS, NEB.,
and surrounding territory
Use THE NEWS
A r\ \7 r~* f) TP I C I X] f~l like one's self is judged by the company
f\\J \ Civ I I^Il^lvJ it keeps. :: Your advertisement in
Old
is always in good company. Our readers know that -we will not allow advertising of an objec-
tionable or fraudulent character in our columns. For this reason they never hesitate in ordering
anything advertised in our paper if it appeals to them. At the present LOW RATK OK
TEH CENTS A LINE it is worth a trial. It costs little to do this, and we feel confident
that you will continue to patronize our columns. THE OLD HOMESTEAD is a pure, high-
class, home monthly. Its contents are prepared with unusual care and presented most attractively
to its patrons, and its aim and purpose is to receive a hearty welcome in the home circle. It
reaches thousands of homes throughout the Union each month, is thoroughly perused by the
family, and is then carefully preserved. Nothing in any way objectionable is admitted in its
columns. It is an excellent medium for the better class of advertising. Is your advertisement
in its columns? If not, we believe it would be to your interest to place it there.
Are you a subscriber? The subscription price is so low — only 50 cents a year — that it is within
the reach of all. It will please us to send a free sample copy for examination Address
THE OLD HOMESTEAD, 791 Woodland Ave., CLEVELAND, OHIO.
The Nebraska Democrat
Published Fridays at WAYNE, NEB.
A strictly up-to-date weekly covering its field thoroughly, and jjoes into the homes
of a prosperous class. It will pay you to use it. Circulation guaranteed.
Axlclress W. A.. GOLDIE, Publisher.
IN MAKING UP YOUR LIST FOR MISSOURI
Published every Friday
at UNION, no.
should be included. It covers a strictly first-class section, and its readers are well-
to-do buyers. It is bright, enterprising and popular among its large
number of readers. For further information address the publishers
CLARK BROWN and C. A. COLE.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 435
THE
AND
Buffalo Enquirer
Mfe, ** *"
^ which have a combined cir-
Mb^
^ culation exceeding
offer advertisers the lowest rate
per thousand circulation in New
York State, outside of Man-
hattan Island.
The prosperous readers of
these papers respond promptly
to advertising therein, as a
trial will show.
J. E. VAN DOREN SPECIAL AGENCY
PUBLISHERS' DIRECT REPRESENTATIVES
,-,- Tribune Building, New York Boyce Building, Chicago
ra
436 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The September "INLAND PRINTER"
The recognised highest authority in the "world, says :
" The sixteen five-column pages of the BINGHAMTON CHRONICLE are a delight
to the eye. Made up with the same care as book work, nicely printed on calendered
paper, it would be bard to find a weekly that will excel it in neatness or one which gives
more for $i. Most of the half-tones are exceptionally fine. Advertisement composi-
tion is above criticism."
Not only " Bingbamton' s Best Paper," but the Best Weekly Published.
We have one net price for all foreign advertising.
Send for copies and rates. You can make no
mistake if you buy space in the
BINGHAMTON CHRONICLE
which is read by more than 30,000 well-to-do
and wealthy readers each week.
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
Published Every Day Except Sundays and Holidays.
Has a guaranteed circulation covering this enterprising
town. It is bright, newsy and up to date, and appreciated
by its readers. Write us for sample copy, rates, etc.
HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
THE MADISON EAGLE
Issued EVERY FRIDAY, at MADISON, N. J.
Independent in politics, and all home print. [Covers an exclusive field with a guaranteed circulation.
Advertisers should include it in their lists — it is a paying medium. For rates, etc., address,
EAGLE PUBLISHING AND PRINTING CO.
THE FISHKILL STANDARD
FISHKILL LANDING, N. Y.
( FiMill-cn-the-Hudstn P. O.~)
is a first-class Family Paper in a district that is Commercial, Manufacturing, Agricultural and Domestic.
T. W. SPAIGHT, Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 437
A City of 30,000. Jflg
A Weekly Pay=Roll of Over $100,000.
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. flAl V
A Paper with 5,500 PROVED NET PAID
Circulation. fiA7FTTF
A RATE OF Ic. A LINE FLAT. Vlrtl^lw 1 1 lw
The Cohoes Evening Dispatch
The Oldest, Largest and Most Popular Paper in this
part of the State of New York. A strictly Home
Paper. ONE CENT per Copy. Eight pages Daily.
Sample Copies sent on application, FREE.
J. & M. WALLACE, Proprietors, COHOES, N. Y.
THP VODk" HA II V Mornin2> Except Sunday,
1 I I tw I V7IVJV Uf\l L, I s Pages. Circulation, 3,700.
THE YORK WEEKLY
Completely covers the Nineteenth Congressional District of
Pennsylvania. One of the best Manufacturing and Agricultural
sections in the United States. A good field for honest wares.
No room for humbugs.
YORK DAILY PUBLISHING COMPANY. YORK. PA.
CATTARAUGUS REPUBLICAN
The Leading Weekly of Cattaraugus County.
A clean, wholesome, family and local newspaper, devoted to the best interests
of the county. THE REPUBLICAN is the only paper which thoroughly covers the news
at the County Seat and other important places of the county, and the only paper in
the county circulating to any considerable extent outside of the vicinity where
published. $1.50 a year.
FERRIN & WEBER, Publishers, SALAMANCA, N. Y.
438 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
A Poor Roy Trying to Make an Honest
Uvlnfl THE CAMERON DAILY HERALD
covers the field in a city of 5,000 inhabitants
every day except Saturday. The courthouse
Talh to is in m>7 town-
BLODNT C. TRICE about it at CAMERON, MILAM COURT, TEXAS.
TLJC TQI ITH Chartered by the Central Texas Alliance
I I 1 L | IX LJ III Publishing Co., Corsicana, Texas.
Organ of Farmers' Alliance
The only Populist paper in Navarro County.
The best advertising medium in Middle
Texas.
Twelve pages, six columns, neatly printed
and the pride of the publisher. Terms
reasonable.
G. P. MILLER,
Business Manager.
THE DAILY FAVORITE
BONHAM, FANNIN COUNTY, TEXAS
Published every evening except Sunday. Democratic. Subscription, $3 per annum.
Established nay, 1895. J. M. TERRY, Publisher
BANNER STOCKMAN
Subscription $r per Year. Advertising Rates on Application. Clarendon, Texas
A neatly printed, widely circulated weekly paper, devoted to stock and stock farming
interests. Published in the great cattle-growing district of Texas — the Panhandle.
ESTABLISHED 18OG.
(DAILY \\l> WEEKLY)
Largest general circulation and oldest paper published in Washington County, Texas.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN CENTRAL, TEXAS.
JNO. G. RANKIN, Proprietor.
THE NEW WEST
Published by J. J. EAGER.
Politics, Populist. Circulation, 1,396.
Published at CISCO, EASTLAND COUNTY, TEXAS,
a lively city on the Rio Grande Division of the Texas & Pacific Railway, ten miles from East-
land, the county seat. A $30,000 compress, $75,000 oil mill, roller mill ot 175 barrels capacity, two
cotton gins, one cylinder bale, grist mill, bottling works, marble yards are among its industries,
and trade is drawn from six counties.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
439
Texas Fools
Send out of the state for nearly
everything they need or use, and
•pay a higher price for it than they
would probably pay for the same
article nearer home, JUST BE-
CAUSE THEY
"
We have the names of more of
these people on our Subscription
Book than any other newspaper
published in Northwest Texas,
and if you want their money, ASK
FOR IT !
THE BLADE - HEADLIGHT
Bowie, Texas
R. E. SPEER, Proprietor
Established 1890
P. E. TRULY
Proprietor
The
Ledger
Ballinger, Texas
Is the best ; it goes to
more homes, and is
read by more people
than any paper pub-
lished in Runnels
County. The stock-
farming section of
Texas.
Archer Dispatch The Livestock
* ,*"*.• » i',.j*r^.,tj>
R. L. TAYLOR
Editor and Proprietor
Devoted to the best interests of
Archer County, Texas. Publish-
ed at Archer City, county seat,
population 600 ; county, 3, 500 — the
only paper published in Archer
County.
Champion
Guaranteed Circulation
2,500 Copies Weekly.
The Matagorda
County Tribune
FOUNDED 1846
54th YEAR
J. L. LADD
Editor and Prop.
Bay City, Texas
Best Paper in South Texas.
Send for Sample and Rates.
Gov. Wells Thompson says: "I have been in
every good county in Texas, and Matagorda sur-
passes them all." In lower Colorado and Caney
valleys she has a quarter million acres richest land
on earth. Four railroads building into the county,
and the population doubling every two years.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT
AMARILLO, TEXAS, AND ROSWELL, N. M.
The CHAMPION goes into the homes of 2,500 stock
farmers and ranchers every week, and covers the
cattle business of Northwest Texas, West Texas,
Eastern New Mexico, Southwest Kansas and
Southeastern Colorado. From the territory cov-
ered by this paper, 750,000 head of cattle, valued
at $18.000,000, besides 200.000 sheep, were shipped
to the markets during 1899.
The Western Advocate
AMARILLO, TEXAS
Established under present man-
agement in 1896.
Circulation 1,000
Circulates in twenty different
counties in the Panhandle.
44O REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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THE NEWPORT WEEKLY 1
Established 1883. Issued Every Thursday, in the Valley
of the French Broad. Circulates among a progressive
class of Farmers, Stock Raisers and Lumbermen. Rates
reasonable and made known on application.
Q. W. GARDNER, Newport, Tenn. 1
®®®®®®®®<^^
V If you want to reach the people in the Southern portion of OBION COUNTY,
^ TENNESSEE, you can only do it through f>
5 The Obion Chronicle, '
V The livest, most progressive and up-to-date newspaper in Obion County. y
iWe have patrons who have been constantly with us during the two years A
t of our existence, all of whom strongly endorse our medium as the proper one T
C through which to obtain good results. Suppose You Try Us? RATES J
\ REASONABLE. CIRCULATION BONA FIDE. A
THE CHRONICLE, - - OBION, TENN.
\ rnc Alvord Budget \
* f*
^ Has among the largest list of Paid-up Subscribers of any paper in this sec- fc
tion. Best advertising medium in Northwest Texas. Established in 1887,
T at Alvord, Texas, Politics, Democratic. Subscription, $1.00 per year.
THADE N. SHAW, Sfe£ Alvord, Wise County, Texas.
THE VENUS TIMES <
!» VENUS, TEXAS,
|l Is not an experiment ; it is now in its fifth year. It visits more homes in
this section than any paper in the county, and its subscription list is still J
L growing. Our land is the black, waxy prairie, the finest in the world ; our j
people, the most substantial. If you want to reach them, use its columns.
F. M. LITTLEPAGE, Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 441
The Cayuga County
Independent,
WM. B. CHISHOLM, Editor and Publisher
Established 1874.
Every Thursday.
f » a year.
Allblirn, N. Y. $1.10 out of the county.
THE LARGEST COUNTRY WEEKLY IN THE STATE OF NEW YORK.
Circulation 1,000 and rapidly increasing. Fine advertising patronage. It caters
to one of the richest sections in the United States. The latest telegraph and local
news, editorials, musical and other interesting features, and a splendid miscellany.
The print is beautifully clear, on excellent paper. Advertising rates moderate.
The INDEPENDENT easily takes rank as a country weekly of the very highest grade,
and is widely known among publishers and general advertisers. In the last year or
more it has increased in size, circulation, etc., largely.
Address WM. B. CHISHOLM, Auburn, N. Y.
Established in 1839. BARBEE & SMITH, Publishers.
THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
General Organ of the flethodist Episcopal Church, South
Hembershlp, 1,480,000. Circulation, 15,000.
Its advertising columns are under most careful supervision, nothing being admissible that is
in any way offensive to the most refined taste, or of the character of which there is any reason-
able doubt.
W. M. CARTER, Editor. E. J. MEACHAM, Assistant Editor.
(.Successor to the Sentinel) Established 1894.
/"p pv f TTv ¥ T TV T f^ (.uccessor o te enne sase
lKlr>UlMc LEWISBURG, TENN.
Five-column quarto, all home print, giving best advertising advantages. Advertising
rates made known on application.
OUR JOB PRINTING DEPARTMENT IS UP TO DATE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
THE REPUBLICAN TOMAHAWK
50c. per Year. Circulation, 700. Advertising Rates Low.
Official party paper of the Eighth Congressional District of Tennessee.
Huntingdon is the county seat of Carroll County. Large manufacturing interests. Agricultural
center. Largest University in the South.
TTUCT |-\JTF-DDDIC!F- *s an all-nome-Print. eight-page weekly
I 1 1 i_ l_iiIL_i\ri\I(3L newspaper, devoted to the home, farm,
and the development of the country. The leading paper in the farm counties it
represents. Best advertising medium in the section. Subscription price, $i.
Q. B. & MACK flcGEE, Editors and Publishers,
__ LIVINGSTON, TENNESSEE. _
fn^o^sSer. THE jaSKSCN DISPATCH Jackson, Tenn.
Jackson, Tennessee, has 18.000 population, and is the great factory town of West Tennessee. Its factories give
employment to over 2,500 people, with a pay-roll of $150,000 per month. 40,000 bales of cotton are sold per annum.
Four banks. Three trunk lines of railroad. State Supreme and Federal Courts for West Tennessee hold their
sittings in Jackson. The DISPATCH, a democratic weekly newspaper, sends out each week 4.150 copies, and com-
pletely covers the city of Jackson and adjacent territory. The conditions for doing business in Jackson must
appeal to advertisers, and the DISPATCH offers its services to introduce advertisers to the people forcibly and with
profitable results. Advertising rates wil be sent on request. Address, THE DISPATCH, Jackson, Tenn..
J. W. N. BURKETT, Editor and Publisher.
442
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Evening News-item
Established 1895
Democratic
Daily Except Sunday
Circulation, 1,000
NOT CHEAP ADVERTISING, BUT GOOD ADVERTISING CHEAP
25 CENTS PER INCH FOR SIX INSERTIONS
The Winchester News
Established 1865
75 cts. per year
Published Wednesdays
Circulation, 1,500 during: 1899
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION
WINCHESTER, VA., = FREDERICK COUNTY
(POPULATION 6,000.) (COUNTY SEAT; POPULATION 17,000.)
QEO. F. NORTON, Publisher and Proprietor.
MONTEREY, VIRGINIA
ONLY PAPER published in Highland County, POPULATION, 5,900; Monterey, county
seat, 400. The only way to reach our people. Rates on application.
THE MADISON NEWS p-ttm^as™
is the only paper published at the county seat of Madison County, Va. All home print. The
county is one of the best grazing, corn and fruit counties in the state. Has a population of to.ooo
well-to-do thrifty farmers. This paper reaches all the best people in the county, and as a medium
for outside advertisers is unsurpassed. Rates: one column, $60; half column, $30; quarter col-
umn, $i;. A card, 2 inches, $5. LoSal notices, xoc. per line each insertion. Subscription, $i
per year. T. C. TAYLOR, Publisher.
LEBANON NEWS
, 1,J3OO
For a country newspaper, it has no equal as an advertising medium. Send
and get our prices.
BAUSELL BROS., Publishers. J. W. BAUSELL, Editor.
TUe Daily World
is the only afternoon paper
in reach of the coal fields
and Southwest Virginia
on day of publication.
$5.00 PER YEAR.
EVENING WORLD TUB Weekly worm
World Printing Co.,
Owners and Proprietors,
ROANOKE, VA.
Has large circulation
through the adjoin-
ing counties and
small towns.
$1.00 PER YEAR.
You cann >t reich readers of the WORLD through anv other daily publication. It has the lanjest circulation of any daily in
Soutnwest Virginia. \.lllr.-ss, THK 1VOKI.U I'ICIX ll\4. CO,, KOAVOKK. VA.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 443
YOUR ATTENTION.
A man who wants h
desirable and attract
THE NOTTOWAY JOURNAL
A man who wants his "ads." displayed in a
desirable and attractive manner will find that
Touches the spot to a T» An attractive ad. will repay many
fold the time necessary to get it up in attractive style. Counsel
with us ; we will fix you up. AD. RATES ON APPLICATION.
J R"
NOTTOWAY JOURNAL, . CBEWE, VA.
THE TRUE INDEX
WARRENTON, VA.
The Best Advertising Medium in Piedmont, Va.
THOS. E. FRANK, Proprietor.
The Bennington (Vermont) Banner
Established 1840. More than 500 copies printed each issue over the circulation of our nearest
competitor in Bennington County. Our books and pressroom are always open for inspection. We have
only one rate, and that we stick to. New York advertising attended to by REMINGTON BROS.
HOLDEN & CUSHMAN, Proprietors.
The Best Advertising:
Medium in the
Wells River Valley.
This valley contains some of the best Creameries and Dairies in New England. Large manu
factories of Lumber and Granite are also found here. A great country for Sportsmen and Summer
Visitors. Advertising rates reasonable. Address,
THE TIMES PUBLISHING CO., = QROTON. VT.
The Farmville (Va.) Herald
Is the best advertising medium in the tier of counties known as Southside Virginia.
The only newspaper in the town and several of the surrounding counties.
WRITE FOR RATES.
The Bedford Bulletin
Bedford City, Va.
JNO. S. RILEY (County Supt. Schools). T. W. RICHARDSON.
THE BEDFORD BULLETIN has a Larger Circulation in Bedford County than any other newspaper
circulated in the county. Official advertising medium for Bedford County in national bankruptcy
proceedings. Circulation, 1,800. In proportion to service rendered, advertising rates are very low.
444 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Vermont Farm
Journal
Our Territory
New England, New York, the Mid-
dle West and the Southern Canadian
Provinces.
Our Circulation
for 1900 will exceed 18,000, exclusive
of sample copy circulation. If we
can't prove our assertion at the end
of the year we'll refund your money.
Our Rate
is reasonable and within easy reach
of all agricultural advertisers. If
interested send for our rate card.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 445
The waxahachie Daily Light
KARL H. WORD,
C. W. KENT,
Business Managers
LIGHT PUBLISHING COMPANY, Publishers.
Completely Covers the Field. Established 1893. Guaranteed Circulation 750.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO FOREIGN ADVERTISING.
Write for Further Information Desired. Wcl\ahd(;hie, T6X6S.
ESTABLISHED 1887. ALL HOME PRINT.
THE RICMEIELD REAPER
$ <^_ RATES
Successor to THE ADVOCATE. > *^*- LOW.
The oldest paper in Southern Utah and has
the best circulation in the five counties comprising the Sixth Judicial District
of Utah. Subscription list increased twenty -five per cent, during the past
year. Advertisers at home and abroad have generally used the columns of
the REAPER and acknowledge good results.
TO REACH THE PEOPLE
in their homes in Cache Valley,
Utah, you must use the columns of
at Logan, Utah.
" The Best Semi-Weekly in the West." E. T. HYDE, Editor.
HARDWICK GAZETTE
C. P. SAWYER, Editor *rj4 Owner.
Issued every Thursday at HARDWICK, VT. A live, progressive local paper,
all home print. Has a circulation of over 1,500 and growing larger steadily. Covers
a territory the advertiser can reach by no other paper.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.
THE BARRE EVENING TELEGRAM
has the largest circulation of any daily in Vermont outside of
Burlington. Rates low, and are based on proven circulation.
L. P. THAYER, Manager. BARRE, VT.
Established Jan. 5th, 1881.
$1.00 a Year.
ELLIS COUNTY MIRROR
THOS. J. fllDDLETON, Editor.
WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS.
Ellis County Hirror, one of the oldest newspapers in the Black Land Belt of Northern Texas.
446
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The Palestine
vocate
Published
Every
Thursday.
Largest bona-fide circulation
in all East Texas.
W. M. IMBODEN,
Publisher,
PALESTINE, TEXAS.
THE
is the only Democratic
newspaper published
in the thriving
RFPORTFR town of Rock
IvE,* V^IY I C-1V dale Texas>
which is a city of 3,500 inhabitants, and
is the best business town in Central
Texas of its size. THE REPORTER is the
only paper, printed at home all the year,
in the county, and is read by live people
all over the state. Rockdale s resources
are coal, wood, cattle, melons, fruit, etc.,
besides being the largest cotton market
in this section. These people read THE
REPORTER. Published by R. W. H. KENNON.
The Leader
IT LEADS
in Circulation,
News and Prestige.
The name
doth
not
belie
the
paper.
Van Alstyne, Texas.
R. S. FULTON,
Publisher.
The Republican Paper
of the South. Jl J* £t
The San Antonio
(Texas) Light <£
Daily, Weekly, Sunday.
Established in
1881.
T. B. JOHNSON,
Manager.
By W. BUCKLAND and MAXEY WILLIAMS.
The
Scurry County Light
SNYDER, TEXAS.
Scurry County and surrounding country
which was formerly cattle pastures, is fast
settling up by agriculturists. The land is
school and railroad, and can be had for $i
an acre. THE LIGHT circulates and reaches
almost every family in Scurry and four ad-
joining counties.
All Home Print.
Eight Pages.
me valley mills (Texas) sun
Circulation, 800. Weekly.
Largest paid-up circulation of any paper
published in Basque County, Texas.
Established in 1897.
Only Paper in Valley Hills.
Special attention given foreign advertis-
ing. Solicits your patronage.
L. O. PECK, Editor and Publisher.
The Sun
Published at Meridian,
Glenrose and
Walnut Springs, Texas.
Home Office, Walnut Springs, Texas.
The only Populist paper published in
either Basque or Somerville Counties.
Guaranteed circulation over 1,500. Pub-
lished every Wednesday. Is a i6-page
4-column paper, devoted to the interest
of the producing class. Advertising
rates made known on application.
JOE F. WRIGHT, Editor and Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 447
Laredo Daily News
C. W. McNEIL, Editor and Proprietor. LAREDO, TEXAS
POPULATION OK THE Two LAREDOS, 25,000.
The NEWS covers a large area, and those interested in placing advertisements
for attention in Northern Mexico should apply for space and rates. We
cover a thickly populated territory along the line of the Mexican
National Railroad not reached by any other publication.
| Reaches all the people in two densely
populated counties in the biggest
: state in the Union. It is in its 34th
year. Advertising rates are low.
Address, LEDGER, MEXIA, TEXAS
The Mexia -
Weekly Ledger
T. J. HARTLEY . A. C. MCKINNEY
The McGregor Weekly Herald
HARTLEY & HcKINNEY, Publishers, McQREQOR, TEXAS
Largest circulation of any weekly in McLennan County, outside Waco. Located
in the heart of the richest cotton and grain county in Texas.
Established ~ > -'/ ' Published
The
LARGE CIRCULATION IN AGRICULTURAL AND STOCK RAISING SECTION.
ALL HOME PRINT .. CAHTTA ATVTTVTA T-C-VAC
AB McELRATH, Publisher •* SANTA ANNA, TEXAS
The Mexia Courier
Established in 1894.
For rates apply to COURIER PRINTING CO., MEXIA, TEXAS
THE TIMES REVIEW
Has a larger bona-fide circulation than all other papers in Titus County combined.
Reaches intelligent readers in the fruit growing section of Texas.
All Home Print. GEO. M. ROBERTS, Publisher, MT. PLEASANT, TEXAS
Population : Mt. Pleasant, 2,500; Titus County, 15,000.
BSTABUSHBD
W. N. FUREY, Proprietor. Member Texas Afternoon Press. Full Associated Press Report.
THE EVENING flDYOCHTE THE FfHW 0DYOCHTE 1 THE SUNDRY RDYOCHTE
DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY PUBLISHED WEEKLY SUNDAY MORNING
Sworn Circulation, 1,000 Sworn Circulation, 2,200 Sworn Circulation, 1,450
448 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MOST POPULAR PAPER Published in the heart of the
Tobacco and Fruit Growing Regions of Southeast Texas.
Published at
Huntsville,
Texas.
The county seat of Walker County, at which point is located the State Normal
School, with 500 students ; also the State Penitentiary, with several hundred employees
and officials. A town of 2,000 population.
As AN Advertising Medium UNSURPASSED in this section, with large subscrip-
tion lists in adjoining counties ; Democratic in politics and fearless for the right ;
practical, progressive, clean and reliable ; subscribed for and read by progressive and
appreciative people. An up-to-date local newspaper — second to none. A paper
for the farmer, business man, mechanic and laborer — all the advertiser wishes to reach.
FRED. F. MAYFIELD, Editor and Publisher.
fillf HAYS COUNTY IN EWS
Is the Best Advertising Medium in Hays County.
Hays County is one of the finest agricultural sections in the Lone Star State, and
THE HAYS COUNTY NEWS is read by all the progressive people in Hays County.
Subscription, $1 per Year.
Advertising rates furnished upon application, Correspondence solicited.
D. B. ROWLAND, Editor and Proprietor, KYLE, TEXAS.
JUSTOErrDENAS El Democrata Fronterizo «,
Successor of EL CORREO DE LAREDO. Established in 1886.
It is the oldest Spanish newspaper in this city, with a great circulation in Texas and in the
Northern States of Mexico.
LAREDO, WEBB CO., TEXAS.
ELLIS COUNTY MIRROR
TWENTY YEARS OLD.
Ellis is the great Cotton County of Texas. j£f Advertisers need our columns.
Address, THE MIRROR, Waxahachie, Texas.
The McKinney Gazette Manner, Te*aS.
Weekly, Daily and Sunday Editions.
Offers best service and special inducements to advertisers. The only all-home-print paper
in Collin County, the richest and most fertile county in Texas, with a population of 70,000 people.
THE GAZETTE reaches the homes of most of them.
Read and Thp UnilQlnn Ifoilll flflfl Ul/PPfrlll PrPQQPQ
Hdvertise in H|u JluUo 11)11 Udlly dim lYDDMy r ID Do Do
Two of the most popular Family newspapers of South Texas, the most prosperous country on
earth. Our subscription books are open to all patrons. lOc. a Week for Daily Press. All ques-
tions as to South Texas promptly answered.
DAILY PRESS, - HOUSTON, TEXAS.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 449
Only Weekly Paper in a City None but Metal Base Cuts
of 7,000 Population. Telling ,* Accepted on Advertising
the Truth is my Capital. *** Contracts. £> <£ <£ &
Guaranteed Circulation, 3,300. ESTABLISHED 1885. J*
THE ENNIS WEEKLY LOCAL
P. J. HEMPHILL, Editor and Proprietor.
Best Advertising Medium in Ellis County. Enclose Stamp to Insure Reply.
Foreign Patronage Solicited. ENNIS, TEXAS.
The
Houston Daily Herald
Houston, Texas.
Our city circulation is larger than all the other papers
combined, and thoroughly covers the field. THE HERALD
goes into nearly every home in South Texas and is the
best afternoon advertising medium in Texas. Adver-
tising rates on application.
EL PASO DAILY GRAPHIC
GEO. T. GOULD, Proprietor and Editor.
(Successor to Democrat, Tribune and Telegraph.)
Official organ of city and county. Democratic in politics, and wide-awake in all things. New
management, new blood, new ideas. In its seventeenth year, and the best local paper in the
Southwest. Subscription, $6 per year. Advertising rates on application. EL PASO, TEXAS,
Gateway to Mexico, and the most rapidly growing town in America.
C. C. STEWART, Editor and Proprietor. B. A. CARTER, Business Manager.
The Journal-News
The leading reform paper in Central Texas. $i per year. Located in the finest farming and
stock-growing counties in Texas. An excellent advertising medium, going into 2,100 homes of the
best people in Texas. Address the JOURNAL-NEWS, Hamilton Texas.
A. J. ROSENTHAL, Man-Editor. E. G. ROSENTHAL, Sec'v and Treas.
GALVESTON
TEXAS.
Large circulation in all portions of the State. ISLAND CITY PUBLISHING CO.
Best advertising medium. Publishers.
DIE TEXAS POST
Guaranteed Circulation, 2,300
Most desirable class of readers in Hunt County, in the black land bell
Advertisers can find no better medium in this section. Rates
Greenville Messenger
GEO. M. DENNIS, Publisher. r°FF1f VII.I.P.
450
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
H
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;MOCRAT
THE
GREAT
TEXAS
FAMILY
WEEKLY
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The oldest established daily and weekly papers in Rocklard Count}-, N. Y.
The largest circulation. The only Republican daily on the west bank of the
Hudson between Jersey City and Newburgh.
For rates address HELME BROTHERS, Proprietors, Nyack, N. Y.
THE SARATOGA EAGLE
Only guaranteed circulation in Saratoga County. 2,500 copies weekly. No dead
ones. Twice the circulation of any other paper in this
territory. Write for rates.
FRED. M. WATERBURY, Publisher, SARATOGA, N. Y.
Denison Times-Dispatch
Published every Friday morning
at Denison, Grayson county, Texas.
All home print, in its twelfth volume, and offers a valuable
medium by which to reach the farmers of Grayson County.
PEARSON & DENNIS, Publishers and Proprietors.
THE EXAMINED GALLA™, TENNESSEE.
THOMAS BOYERS, Proprietor.
Established 1853.
The oldest newspaper in Tennessee
under the original name and ownership.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 451
Canada's Leading Paper
The Toronto Globe
The first choice of advertisers
TPVT TTVfPV A Q QT' A TP The rePresentative PaPer of Wentworth
f>. f , . .3 ^v^ scription list of The SUNt which gives
Circulation 3,000 ., VTAD j ..i n. • i *•
the o 1 AK double the circulation ot any
County. We recently acquired the sub-
scription list of The
the STAR double th
M. LYNCH-STAUNTON, Publisher, DUNDAS, ONTARIO paper in the county. & & & & **
Established 1848 TUF TAIT WFFORMFR Published at
DAILY and WEEKLY • 1 1 L \7^l_l l\l_l 1/I\ITII_I\ GALT, ONT., CANADA
Gait is the leading manufacturing town in Ontario, and is situated in the rich and fertile county of Waterloo.
I III inn 1 l(i:i Ol0li:it thoroughly covers the THK \V|;|.,KI,Y It UFOItM Kit has the largest cir-
town of Gait, as weil as the adjoining towns of Preston, dilation of any newspaper in tlie county, and covers
Hespeler and Ayr. the surrounding agricultural districts.
Rates on application. Let us discuss the matter H M HIMI \ CAM r-.i» n ,t i' ^~^A ^
of advertising with you. "• "•• nLINI & 3OM, ball, Ont., Canada
THE TREMPEALEAU GAZETTE
e of the most metropolitan country weeklies in the West, and much sought after by adver-
s. Advertising rates, i inch, i year, $2.00 ; 2 inches, $3 oo ; 4 inches, $4 oo ; and $i per inch for
additional inch per year. Try it and see the results.
C. S. UTTER, Publisher, - TREMPEALEAU, WIS.
inilDlilAI H'M' GIMLIN> Publisher Established 1886
<J \J U I\ 1 1 J\ l_ For over 13 years the home paper
WEST SALEM WIS °* ^cst Salem and vicinity. «£* ^*
Clrrnlatioii not very Inr^e, but largest in the village. Can prove this to anyone interested. Every sub-
scriber pays for and reads his paper. No dead-heads. Published in the best village in the richest valley in
Wisconsin. A creamery located here pays to fanners from 85 to over $ too each month for milk.
, THE NONPAREIL
ADVERTISER Best Field in the
By GEO. W. HALL Northwest
The Foremost Weekly of Western Wisconsin. The Paper that fears no one, and favors all.
Published at WEST SALEM, WISCONSIN.
OLIVER BROS., Publishers
WAUPUN, WIS.
THE WAUPliN LEADER
Leading paper of the City. Complete Job Department. Advertising solicited.
I. rail i 111; >l:i niil:i <•( uri us Industries or City : Boots, Shoes. Umbrellas, Leather and Wood Canes. Best
Clothes-wringer on market. Carriages, Sleighs, etc. Electric Lights, Waterworks, First-class Schools.
Would like outside world to know we are in the push for up-to-date improvements. We say " Clean " adver
tising because we want no immoral, fake, or fraud matter at any price.
452
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Frank Long & Sons
Editors and Owners
Clarence E. Long
Marine Editor
Established in 1862
Guaranteed Circulation, 2,250
The Advocate
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
Has the largest bona-fide circulation of any
weekly newspaper published in the Eighth
Congressional District of Wisconsin.
Being the best marine journal printed in the
Great Lakes region outside of the class papers;
it also circulates extensively at Chicago, Racine,
Milwaukee, Sheboygan, Manitowoc, Two Riv-
ers, Kewaunee, Algoma, Sturgeon Bay, Green
Bay, Marinette, Menominee, Escanaba and
other ports on Lake Michigan and Green Bay.
Uses neither patent sheets nor ready-set
matter, but all reading material is set up at
the home office.
Another feature is the excellency of its
stories and sketches, all of which are complete
in each number of THE ADVOCATE.
Subscription price, $i 50 a year, in advance.
A limited amount of clean foreign advertis-
ing accepted. Rates reasonable, circulation
and character of paper considered.
Specimen copy sent free on application.
Address THE ADVOCATE
Sturgeon Bay, Wis.
The Pardeeville Times
[ESTABLISHED 12 YEARS]
Pardeeville, Columbia County, Wis.
REPUBLICAN -
True to the Flag, the Government
and Expansion.
Weekly. 8 Pages. $1.00.
Published by JAS. T. L. MAC DONALD
Editor and Proprietor.
Circulation 3,500. Issued every after-
noon at 4 o'clock. Eight-page paper.
Read by all classes of people.
Utley's Dollar Weekly
Circulation 5,000 Issued every Wed-
nesday morning. Sixteen-page paper.
The farmer's favorite.
These papers are published by the TIMES
PUBLISHING CO., Corner Monument Square
and Fifth Street, Racine, Wis.
Hamilton L'tley, Editor. W. Lothrop, Bus. Manager.
Write for Rates.
Advertisers in
T^ ¥7
TOMAHAWK
GET RESULTS
Devoted to the development |
of North Wisconsin :: :: :: »
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The best advertising medium *
in North Wisconsin :: :: :: |
Advertising Rates on Application
ISSUED WEEKLY BY
The Tomahawk Publishing Co.
At Tomahawk, Lincoln County, Wis.
The Sheboygan County News
Sheboygan, Wis.
The Sheboygan Falls News
Sheboygan Falls, Wis.
A completelocal newspaper withcorrespond-
ence from all towns in the county. Also official
paper for the vast cheese and dairy interests
of Sheboygan and adjoining conntie's. Larger
circulation than any other English paper in
the county — guaranteed, regardless of other's
claims.
It has been said that it takes a rich man to
draw a check, a horse to draw a cart, a pretty
girl to draw attention, a toper to draw a cork,
a free lunch to draw a crowd, and an adver-
tisement in the home paper to draw trade.
IS THE
HOME
PAPER OF
The News
South Milwaukee, Wisconsin
and continues to have the largest circu-
lation of any weekly paper issued in
Southern Wisconsin. An enterprising
and progressive paper for advertisers.
SOUTH MILWAUKEE NEWS COMPANY
EDWARD WHALEN, Editor and Manager.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 453
The La Crosse Morning Chronicle
Has been completely modernized and enlarged to twice its former size
It is the ONLY MORNING PAPER in Western Wisconsin that is a member of THE
ASSOCIATED PRESS. Since 1851 it has been recognized as the leading
paper of its field and as a medium for reaching the
people of LaCrosse, Tftfl 000 Pe°P^e °^ t^le immediate vicin-
Wisconsin, and the ^UUjUUU ity, it cannot be equalled.
THE LACROSSE MORNING CHRONICLE,
By THE CHRONICLE PUBLISHING CO., - - LA CROSSE, WISCONSIN
Janesville Daily Recorder
Recorder and Times
(Weekly;
We advertise
constantly for the
largest advertisers
in the United States
THE DAILY RECORDER is the leading daily in southern Wisconsin.
THE WEEKLY RECORDER AND TIMES circulates in the great tobacco
belt in the southern tier of counties. Janesville has thirty-five (35)
leaf tobacco warehouses ; plenty of money in southern Wisconsin.
RECORDER PRINTING COMPANY, JANESVILLE, WISCONSIN
Peter J. Mouat, Publisher.
Chase & Hase fTT^*^ ^^ T^-**-8 V-k.^ « -*-» *=* New London
Publishers A jCjiG A J?X Q ULXXG Wisconsin
$1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE BOOK and JOB PRINTING
Best advertising medium in Waupaca County. Oldest established newspaper in New London.
New London is a prosperous and growing manufacturing city of 3,200 population.
Manufactories consist of furniture, wood bicycle rims, bee hives, two
machine shops, wagon shop, tank factory, etc.
THE FAIRCHILD OBSERVER
It is the only newspaper in the southeastern portion of Eau Claire County. It
is for that reason, among others, a valuable advertising medium, and its circulation
is rapidly increasing. It reaches and is read by a most prosperous community.
Published Weekly by PRATT & EWALD, at FAIRCHILD, WISCONSIN.
Largest circulation of any German Published every Wednesday and
paper in Wisconsin outside *& Saturday, by the
of Milwaukee. Excellent ad- f^T DEMOKRAT PRINTING CO.,
vertising mediums. SHEBOYGAN, WIS.
/"T"rT TT"? T T I \Y^ A T T"*\ A weekly newspaper which covers Walworth
J. Jri-d f"i IT. tv f\ I A J County thoroughly ; also the western part of
- Racine and Kenosha Counties in Wisconsin and
the northern part of McHenry County, in Illinois. Advertising rates reasonable.
12 pages, 6 columns. Subscription price $2.00; $1.75 if paid within three months.
Lake Geneva is Chicago's most popular summer resort. Situated on the
east end of Geneva Lake, nine miles long, whose shores are surrounded by the
mansions of the Chicago millionaires. JOHN E. NETHERCUT, Editor and Prop.
LAKE GENEVA, WIS.
454
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The HANDSOMEST PAPER in WISCONSIN is the
DAILY NEWS, BELOIT
Has a college of high standard. h;is
enormous manufacturing interests,
employs more skilled mechanics than
any other city of its size in the world.
A HIGH-STANDARD CITY and a DAILY PAPER TO FIT
WEST UNION
W. Va.
THE WEST UNION RECORD
SILAS P. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Published every Friday morning. Subscription price, fi.oo per year. Established in 1878, and
is the o dest paper in the county, and the brst local paper in Central West Virginia. A seven-
column quarto. All home print. An excellent advertising medium. Good Job Depariment
attached. Address, THE RECORD, WEST UNION, W. VA.
Best Advertising Medium in Trempealeau County. Rates Very Low. Circulation, 970.
THE ARCADIAN <**>
STEEVENS& MORGAN
Publishers.
ARCADIA, WISCONSIN.
Population Arcadia, 1,440. Trempealeau County, 22,800. Republican County, politically.
Daily-
Evening
ALTON SENTINEL-DEMOCRAT
Largest Circulation of Any Paper in Southern Illinois.
Twenty-fifth Year. Published by the SENTINEL-DEMOCRAT PRINTING
CO., J. J. Mclnerney, Pres. and Mgr., Second and Piasa Streets, ALTON, ILL.
THE DAILY INDEPENDENT CMPPE^.FAL1S
Established in 1887. (Inly Morning Daily between Eau Claire and West Superior.
Circulation, 2.500. Official city paper.
CHIPPEWA TIMES
Established in 1875. Circulation, 2, 500.
Weekly. 8 pages $1.00 a year.
Established :
Weekly IS63.
Daily I8S2.
TIMES
NEENAH, WISCONSIN.
By J. N. STONE.
Do you want to reach the masses of the Lower Fox River Valley in Wisconsin ?
If so, use THE TIMES. All Home Print. Published simultaneously in Neenah and
Menasha. Population, 14,000. 40,000 people within a radius of 7 miles. Circulates
all over. Daily, 1,250; Weekly, 1,160.
To best cover the Carbonate and Blende mining territory of Southwest Wisconsin
advertisers should use space in
THE HIGHLAND WEEKLY PRESS
This mining field will produce more ore — carbonate, blende and lead — with less outlay
of capital than the famous Joplin district of Missouri. Also is the best stock-farming
spot in the state. All home print ; 6 column quarto. Rate, 6 cents per inch. No
contract for less than $3.00. H. E. HOWE, Publisher, Highland, Wisconsin.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 455
Butternut Eagle
A Weekly Newspaper Devoted to ;
the Interests of Northern Wisconsin.
Class Advertising Medium.
Butternut, Ashland County, Wis.
The Evening
World
T'HE only daily in the Eastern Panhandle of the state.
Martinsburg is building new factories; the population
is increasing-, so is the circulation ot the EVENING WORLD.
The local merchants say it increases the business. Why
wouldn't it benefit you? Try it.
Martinsburg,
THE WEEKLY WORLD is the Farmers' Paper.
P. O. Box 902. W. E. HOFFHEINS, Editor and Manager
By F. W. O'BRIEN
The Mingo Circulator
The best paper in the Seventh Senatorial District of West Virginia, advocat-
ing sound money and strict Republican principles. Devoted to the interest of
the Republican party, and particularly to Mingo by jingo.
WILLIAMSON :: MINGO COUNTY :: WEST VIRGINIA
Parsons City Advocate pareons- West Va-
WM. G. COXLEY, Editor
Largest circulation and best advertising medium in Tucker County. Foreign
advertisers given the same care and attention as local advertisers. A trial is the
best recommendation. Advertise in the ADVOCATE.
The Baptist Banner
Established July 1, 1889
Huntington, West Virginia
The organ of the 50,000 Baptists of West Virginia. The only Baptist weekly and has the largest
circulation of an v paper in the state. It goes into every county and to three-fourths of the post-
offices. The class of readers reached by the paper could not be more desirable. Advertising
rates reasonable. THE BANNER PRINTING COMPANY (Incorporated), Publishers.
Established June 26, '94 1>THE INDEPENDENT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF." Circulation, I.30O
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER IN CENTRAL WEST VIRGINIA IS
THE INDEPENDENT Ha,,&BYassar
Weston, West Virginia
ADVERTISING RATES MADE KNOWN ON APPLICATION.
CHAS. D. BEATON, Publisher. TL^ Q|gnrl^|V Nf»WC Published in
W. T. BEATON, Editor. MIC OUIIUCiy lltW^ PARKERSBURG, WEST VA.
A thriving town of 22,500 people, situated in a highly productive agricultural county, which
has become famous as an oil producing section. Oil in paying quantities is being discovered
weekly. Natural gas exists in seemingly exhaustless quantities. Parkeisburg hasanumber of
important manufactories, jobbing houses, excellent railroad and river transportation facilities,
and is the terminal of the Kanawha Valley R.R., whose route is through virgin forests and
rich coal fields. The SUNDAY NEWS has a circulation of 2,200, which is being rapidly added to.
456
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
-•- g Established, May, 1888
The — s —
Christian
Courier
DALLAS, TEXAS.
Leading Representative Paper of the
Disciples of Christ in the Southwest.
Circulation covers Texas, Oklahoma, Indian
Territory, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Arkan-
sas.
Paid subscription list. No deadheads. No
paper sent on credit.
Write for specimen copies and
advertising rates.
Established in 1879
JOURNAL AND
EXPONENT
PRINCETON, WEST VA.
This is the leading paper of the connty. It has a large
and increasing circulation. All home print. Power
press. Want only first-class and reliable advertisers.
Sample Copies and
Rates furnished
when applied for.
J. L. DANGERFIELD,
W. C. HEDRiCK,
Editors and Proprietors
The CHENEY
SENTINEL
Is one of the first settlers of Eastern
Washington. It thoroughly covers a
radius of fifty miles, and every farmer
in that area who can read either gets
it or wants it. Subscription $i.
FRANK A. DUNN, Editor and Publisher
Randolph
Established 1874
Subscription $1.00
Enterprise »
BEVERLY, WEST VIRGINIA.
Is one of the oldest and most widely circu-
lated weeklies in the state. Best advertising
medium in Central West Virginia.
J. ED. KILDOW
Editor and Publisher
The Clarksburg
News=Tribune
Clarksburg
W. Va.
C. A. W. SHEEHY,
Business Hanager.
Consolidation of NEWSandTRlBUNE. Issued
Fridays. Only Democratic paper in the county,
therefore the'best medium to reach all the peo-
ple of the county. Foundry, machine and
carriage shops. Extensive coal mining. Send
for sample copy and rates.
The News'Tribune Co., Clarksburg, W.Va.
THE MORGAN The Cotton
MESSENGER
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W. Va.
Circulation Positively Guaranteed
to be Larger than that of any other paper
in the county.
News-Letter
L. F. GIBBS, Editor and Publisher.
Issued every Friday at Colton, Whitman
County, Washington. Just a country weekly,
but has a lot of readers who are all well-to-do.
Your advertisement will reach them in no
other way than through the columns of the
NEWS-LETTER. Write for terms.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
457
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Go
West
Young
Han!
•^XCE the "Wild and Woolly West" was a
J place toward which incorrigibles were di-
'™*"^l rected in a hope of losing themselves. Now
its the fairest, richest and most prosperous sec-
tion of Uncle Sam's domain.
Port Townsend is a conspicuous west-
ern metropolis, and
The Townsend
is its leading paper, reaching everyone.
AN AD IN SUCH A PAPER IS BREAD THROWN
UPON THE WATER.
J. C. PRIHGLE. PuDlisDer, PORT TOWNSEND, WflSH.
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The Prosperous "Bunch Grass" Region
of the Pacific Northwest is effectually covered by the
WESTERN HOME JOURNAL
(INTER-MOUNTAIN POULTRY JOURNAL, COMBINED)
It is an illustrated monthly of western scenes and writings. Fifty cents a year. Adver-
tising rates: i page, 8xn inches, one month, $16; ^ page, $9; J4 Pa£e, $5.
25 per cent, discount for yearly contracts.
SPOKANE, WASH.
The Winlock Pilot
R. E> DORAN, Manager
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT WINLOCK, WASH.
The PILOT is the only paper published here and is read by everybody in the city and vicinity. Owing to the con"
tinuous immigration into this part of the state, the circulation of the PILOT is rapidly increasing, and its value as an
advertising medium is therefore obvious. Subscription, $i per year. Advertising rates $i per inch first insertion ;
50 cents per inch each subsequent insertion. Special rates quoted for yearly contracts.
Winlock is situated on the main line of the Nor. Pac. Railroad, midway between Tacoma and Portland. The pop-
ulation is about 1,500. The prominent industry here is the lumber business, there being now two mills in active opera-
tion with a capacity of 100,000 daily, and employing several hundred men. The town is incorporated and out of debt.
We have a good graded s hool and a school building erected and furnished at a cost of $7,500. A magnificent body of
timber and agricultural land is adjacent to the town and either can be purchased at a reasonable figure. Stock and fruit
raising is a profitable industry here and offers many inducements to ii tending settlers. Our winters are short and mild
—pur summers are long and pleasant. Stock, in ordinary seasons, keep fat without feed throughout the year, when per-
mitted to roam. Manufacturing industries of any kind will be welcomed and encouraged.
458 REMIXGTOX BROTHERS'
READ AND ADVERTISE IN
The Houston Daily and Weekly Presses
Two of the most popular family newspapers of South Texas, the
most prosperous country on earth. Our subscription books are
open to all patrons. The only ic. papers in the South. :: :: :: ::
For Particulars Apply to DAILY PRE5S, Houston, Texas
GANANOQUE, ONTARIO
The above town, situated on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, con-
tains 4,000 inhabitants. Itis an important manufacturing center, no less
than twenty large factories being located here. To reach the people of
Gananoque and the county of Leeds (containing 60,000 inhabitants),
there is no better way than by using the columns of
Im«**no1 A Six-column Quarto
UUUI Ildl All=Home=Print Paper
Sample copy and advertising rates on application. Address, JAS.
A. THOMSON, Publisher, P. 0. Drawer 271, GAXANOQUE, CANADA.
Do You Want the Trade
OF THE BIG PANHANDLE COUNTRY?
The most prosperous farm and stock section in the world. The home of the well-fed
stock farmer.
The Panhandle Farmer and Stockman
is the paper that reaches these people every week. Published at their home, and their
favorite. Covers 59 counties. Paid representatives in every county. Home office at
VERNON, TEXAS.
Is a weekly. Independent newspaper, published at JIarlborough, Ulster County, >'. Y., a village in tlie lieart of
the Hudson River fruit belt, on the west side of the river, it contains 1.200 inhabitants, and is surrounded on
three sides by a wealthy and intelligent class of fruit farmers. Its proximity to New York City (only 65 miles
distant) makes that city easily accessible to its people, and renders THE KECOUI) a very desirable advertis-
ing medium for business men of the metropolis. Circulation good and rates reasonable.
E. E. CARR, Publisher and Proprietor.
FREE PRESS ™ -**•*»
Daily Circulation, 1.330 ; Weekly. 940.
Population of Beloit, 10,000. Educational, Manufacturing and Agricultural Interests.
Daily, $5.00 ; Weekly, $1.00.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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The
Authority
on the
Game
Edited by
JAMES SHIELDS MURPHY
Established 1894
IONTENTS and Title of
1 each number copyright-
ed. Entered at Boston
Post Office. Subscription, One
Dollar a year ; Ten Cents a
copy. Advertising Rates fur-
nished on application. The
Golfer's recognized official jour-
nal. An official organ of the
United States Golf Association.
An official organ of the Inter-
Collegiate Golf Association.
An official organ of the Central
New York Golf League.
The Golfer
The Golfer's
Field:
One Million
Golfers
DEVOTED to the game of
gj Golf and Golfers of the
United States of America, with
notes of the game wherever
played. : : : : : : : : : : : :
j| " Bos
GOLF PUBLISHING CO.
154 Pearl Street
Boston, Mass, U.S.A.
or or or or or or orc^cg^c^cj;
Advertising Rates:
One page, $50. One half-page, $25.
One quarter-page, $15. One inch, $5. 60.
Line rate, 40 cents. Preferred pages
extra. Advertisements measured by
agate, 14 lines to inch. Two columns
to the page. Width of column, 2%
inches. Length of column, 9^ inches.
Forms closed 25th of month.
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Creston (la.) Morning American
ONLY MORNING PAPER IN STH IOWA DISTRICT.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION IN 1899, 1,500.
Independent American
AVERAGE CIRCULATION IN 1899, 2,500.
The two papers reach a prosperous class of people in Southwestern Iowa, the
greatest stock country- in the world. For rates, address
W. H. ROBB, Manager, Creston, Iowa.
The Union Dispatch
ISSUED EVERY THURSDAY.
An Independent, all-home-print weekly, with a bona-fide established circulation covering-
one of the richest sections of the state. Bright, newsy, clean and up to date. For further infor-
mation, address
J. M. PATTERSON, Editor and Publisher.
Only daily in city of 5,000. City and circulation
both growing rapidly. A truly progressive, en-
terprising paper in a town of the same kind.
Advertising rates reasonable. The only paper generally read in the city.
Largest circulation in a district 100 miles
sauare. Reaches the country people and
covers the field.
The Daily Times
Advertising rates reasonable. The only pape
The Weekly Times
T. E. SEDGWICK, Publisher, York, Nebraska.
NEWS ^ Pes_Momesf;Iowa
Every evening except Sunday. Weekly issued in two parts, Monday and Thursday. The
only Independent evening paper in Des Moines. Rates on application.
DES MOINES NEWS COMPANY, Publishers.
^ffi'unfe^aadNo^&k^. ||f* H I K A I If seveS s^^kH6"^,"^ Marv""
Extensive manufactories of iron cast- • • • V^ •••-•mrmi—Lr *e*e '™* la" ,"" cst c ton industrv
ings, mill machinery, leather, boots ,1 Canada
DAILY AND WEEKLY
Good circulations in Fredericton City and York and adjoining counties. Excellent advertis-
ing mediums. Rates promptly made known on application.
THE HERALD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., Ltd., Fredericton, New Brunswick.
/TNTTT"> T/~\TT"D"NT A T ISSUED TWICE A WEEK, TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.
1 ±11} J U U K.JM Al/ Center Point, Iowa.
A popular wide-awake weekly, with a bona-fide subscription list, that covers this wealthv
section thoroughly. Advertisers wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity will do well
to consider these facts. Send for rates.
I/. C. BARBER, Editor and Publisher.
THE HART (MICH.) JOURNAL •"•"
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
A strictly high-class weekly with a large list of subscribers covering Oceana and adjoining
counties. It is bright, clean and up to date, therefore an excellent advertising medium. Send
for sample copy and rates.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
461
The Practical Dairyman^
000
reaches most of the cream-
eries and factories and
thousands of dairymen
who have confidence in it
and its advertisers. It is
the only paper for which
hundreds of creamery men
and factory men are vol-
untarily acting as sub-
scription agents. It is the
ablest edited and most
practical dairy publication
in the country and is ap-
preciated by the dairy in-
terests. Permit us to in-
troduce you to our 20,000
subscribers. Rates low.
Write for sample.
Practical Dairyman
E. CHUBB FULLER, Publisher
Indianapolis, lad.
PI,AINE, IA.
A model country weekly. Situated in the heart of one of the best sections of
Iowa. Enterprising, popular and with a good circulation,
makes it a valuable advertising medium.
Published Every Thursday.
Send for rates.
v!«Xs>®®(8XSXs>®<IXsXSXi^^
The Piatt County Republican
MONTICEIJX), II,I,INOIS.
The REPUBLICAN is an all-home-print weekly newspaper, established in 1874. It makes
itself wanted, because it makes a specialty of county and home news, publishing more
county correspondence than any other local paper anywhere, so far as known.
AVERAGE CIRCULATION DURING 1899, 1,473 COPIBS.
The only paper in Piatt County which makes a sworn report of its circulation.
It is the leading county paper in a prosperous and fertile agricultural community.
® Sample copy and rates on request.
®®S^)®®®®®®®®®^^
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BINGHAHTON, N. Y., LEADING PAPER
The Binghamton Leader
Largest circulation of any paper in Binghamton.
There is only one BEST PAPER in every town;
in BINGHAMTON it is the LEADER. Has no equal
in Binghamton and surrounding territory.
. f Daily Average, = 12,169
Note sworn figures for 1899 •> __ , . ,
(Weekly Average, = 7,646
The circulation for 1900 will be much larger.
RATKS ARE VERY LOW — furnished on application.
Also other information.
THE S. C. BECKWITH SPECIAL AGENCY
SOLE AGENTS
Tribune Building, FOREIGN ADVERTISING. " The Rookery,"
New York. Chicago.
Established 1877 TUP DPV I P\\7 L' M< Boland' pr°P-
Wednesdays I II C IvC'VlIJrW LAUREL, IND.
A good proposition for advertisers who wish to reach a thrifty class of readers,
in one of the finest sections of Indiana. A good established circulation guaranteed.
All home print. Independent. If further information is desired, write us.
The Best Advertising Medium by which to reach the homes of
Benton and adjoining counties is the
FOWLER REPUBLICAN
Issued every Thursday at FOWTJ5R, INDIANA
Advertisers should try it and be convinced. Send for sample copy and rates.
Issued every Thursday at
ASHLEY, IND.
The Ashley Times
ASHLEY PRINTING CO., Publishers.
A bright, lively, weekly newspaper, with an established and growing circulation.
An excellent advertising medium. Send for sample copy and rates.
THE^ytcDOWELL HERALD
Norwood, West Virginia.
In the center of the great POCAHONTAS FLAT TOP COAL FIELD and the immense
LUMBER district of southern West Virginia; besides having a large circulation
among the FARMERS of south West Virginia, is read by 5,000 COAL MINERS every
Saturday. Circulation guaranteed. Address THE HERALD, Norwood, W. Va.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
463
In
no
or Combine.
BARNHART
BROS. 6
SPINDLER
183-187 Monroe St.
CHICAGO, U.S.A.
Appeals to the advertiser because
it pays him. The newspaper that
has our artistic type has an advantage
that counts. It is not only the
fine faces that recommend our type,
but its durability. It lasts longrr
than any other because our superior
copper-mixed metal is tougher and
harder. No printing office is com-
plete without our elegant and lasting
type faces.
Write for specimen sheets and
catalogues of Printers' Machinery
and Inks.
lDVERTISERS who wish to reach the homes in one of the best farming sections
of Iowa should use
Published every Thurs
day at IDA GROVE, IA.
A bright, clean, wide-awake weekly, with
a bona-fide circulation. Send for rates.
THE PIOIMl
GEO. T. WILLIAHS,
Editor and Publisher.
THE EXPRESS
TOLEDO, ILL.
JOHN T. CONNOR,
Editor and Publisher.
A Republican weekly with a growing
circu ation, reaching the homes of the
well-to-do people of Cumberland and
adjoining counties. It is enterprising, and popular
among its readers, consequently a valuable advertising
medium. Send for sample copy.
Established
1877
THE HERALD
URBAN A,
ILL.
A popular, enterprising, up-to-date weekly, with a bona-fide circulation, covering
Champaign and adjoining counties thoroughly. Its readers are of the better class,
consequently better buyers. Write for sample copy and rates.
L. A. McLEAN, = Publisher.
THET STAR CRITIC
JOHN c. NELTNOR, Issued every Wednesday. Neatest, news-
iest paper in this vicinity. It covers the
field thoroughly. Send for rates. :: :: ::
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THF MFW^ Oskaloosa Herald
Li 1 ULYYfcJ rKKAinrKA IA
OSKALOOSA, IA.
Kendallville, Ind.
Published Every Thursday.
A bright, lively, newsy
weekly with a good, substan-
tial circulation. It covers
the field thoroughly.
Write for rates or further
information.
The Redding Rustler
REDDING, IA.
Issued every Friday. All home print.
Bright, crisp and newsy. A well-es-
tablished circulation among the best
class of buyers in one of the best sec-
tions of Iowa. Send for sample copy.
CHARLES J. LEWIS, Publisher.
Established 1847.
THE TWICE-A-WEEK
REPUBLICAN
GENEVA, ILL
Is the best advertising medium in this
well-to-do section. Why ? Because it is
read by the best people; it is enterpris-
ing and popular; its pages are clean, and
being issued twice a week, its news is
fresher. Send for sample copy and
become acquainted with us. Address
CHAS. B. MEAD, Publisher.
Daily and
Weekly.
TJaily Established 1887.
Weekly Established 1850.
Only Republican daily in Oskaloosa.
Published every evening except Sunday.
Weekly issued on Thursday.
The best proposition in this section ;
largest circulation, most widely read.
Rates on application.
HOFFMANN BROS., Editors and Proprietors.
The Gazette
JONESBORO, ILL.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
The Gazette was established in 1849, and
is one of the oldest weeklies in the
state. Its readers are well to do,
the territory unequaled, and
its circulation well estab-
lished. Send for sam-
ple copy and rates.
Address A. S. T1BBETS, Publisher.
Daily
STAR
Mattoon, Illinois.
Weekly
A strictly enterprising medium with
an established circulation covering an
exclusive field. Every copy reaches a
first-class buyer. Advertisers will do
well to consider the STAR. Rates on
application.
W. B. HINDS PRINTING and PUBLISHING CO.
PROPRIETORS.
The Massena Echo
flASSENA, IOWA.
P. E. BOESEN, Editor and Publisher.
Only Independent paper in Cass Co.
Circulation, 800. A live local news-
paper read by the money-making
and money-spending farmers
of the fertile Iowa Blue
Grass Region.
Advertising Rates, lOc. per inch. No discounts.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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The
PUBLISHED AT
419 NINTH STREET
AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
It is the leading Negro
Religious Newspaper in
the South. Its circula-
tion for 1899 averaged
over 6,000 Copies
Weekly.
Its Value to
A dvertisers
Is not so much be-
cause of its circulation
(which is large), but
more because of the
fact that it goes into
the families of the
leading property-
holding, intelligent
Negroes of the four
States of Georgia,
Alabama, SouthCaro-
lina and Florida. It
goes also into every
State and Territory
in the Union, and has
the largest circula-
tion of any weekly in
Augusta, Richmond
County or the Tenth
Congressional Dis-
trict of Georgia.
We desire to call
attention to the con-
s t a n 1 1 y increasing
value of the GEORGIA
BAPTIST as an adver-
tising medium.
It has the largest
circulation in Aug-
usta, Richmond Co.
and the Tenth Con-
gressional District of
Georgia, of any paper
of its class.
It is the only paper
subscribed to, and
paid for, by a class of
colored people whose
patronage is well
worth trying for.
Liberal discounts
for large space, on
application.
The Georgia Baptist
419 9th Street
Augusta, Ga.
466 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
To reach the well-to-do buyers of Cumberland
and adjoining counties you should use *£ «g
THE HERALD
BURKESVILLE, KY.
T. S. SCOTT, 3* J* Editor and Publisher.
It is read thoroughly by its 1,000 subscribers
because it is enterprising, bright, clean and
gives all the local news* Send for rates* *£ «£
THE PIQUA, OHIO,
Daily Dispatch and Weekly Journal
Go into the homes of the wage-earners of the Miami Valley, who
carefully scan their advertising columns because they buy the closest.
The official organs of Miami County, THE DISPATCH and JOURNAL
are steadily growing in circulation, prestige, influence and popularity.
The leading local and general advertisers are constantly represented
in their columns. Write for rates. A. E. BUTCHER, Business rianager.
THE DEMOCRAT PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., Piqua, Ohio.
/ I IT TT~^ F i • IT* I 'T TTK TX"1 T> ««. «_ « T? .« <_
I I l_| J l_j I ixJf A^ Published every rnday by
1 1J..L-I Z-*.dl 1 LJINVJ ^f HERMANN WEIPPERT.
A German weekly, covering a field that is not reached
DANVILLK, through any other source. Its readers are a thrifty and well-
JLL. to-do class, and have the money to spend. These are the
people to reach. Sample copy and rates on application.
The Atchison (Kansas) Champion
The only Democratic Daily in Atchison, issued every n *l I
morning except Monday. Circulation, Daily and Sunday,
4-f75Of guaranteed. For further information, address Weekly.
JA.S. G. DAY, Jr., - Kditor and Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 467
Quality Unexcelled. Quantity Guaranteed. Profitable Returns.
W. S. Owens, D.D., Editor. CHICAGO, ILL. Subscription, $1.50 per year.
I II I MIEU.IMI is the only weekly Organ of the United Presbyterian Church with its more tbnil 195, OOO
members und :i<l he r«-nls, published outside of Pennsylvania.
KKI.IAKLH AUVEKTISKKS desiring to place their business before this large and prosperous constituency will find
THE MIDLAND one of the very best advertising mediums.
IT8 CIRCUI^ATIOSf covers every state in the Union, besides foreign lands, but is particularly strong in that rich farming
section of our country known as THE GREAT CENTRAL WEST. Nothing but clean advertising will be accepted. Our read-
ers have confidence in THE MIDLAND, and know that only reputable and responsible advertisers are admitted to its columns.
Is this worth anything to you I During the past few months we have rejected hundreds of dollars' worth oi medi-
cal and other advertising, accepted by other religious newspapers. On Jan. i, 1900, THE MIDLAND was enlarged to 20 pages
including cover, and is handsomely printed with new, clear type on excellent paper, and illustrated by fine half-tone engrav-
ings. Because of >he^e marked improvements recently made, our circulation (found in any reliable newspaper directory) has
been greatlv increased and is still growing. Place THE MIDLAND on your list if you have good, clean advertising appealing
to the best and most intelligent class of people. Remember THE MIDLAND is preserved in the home when other secular
papers are destroyed. Write for further information, rates, etc.
John A. Crawford, Bus. Mgr. THE MIDLAND, 358 Dearborn St., CHICAGO, ILL.
'TYl A ft Vf*rti<*f*1'<* If you have any thing to say to the members of the Order of
-LV SLU.yc*USClS ; SELECT FRIENDS, say it through their Official Organ.
is a monthly magazine published at Lawrence, Kansas, in the interest of the ORDER OF
SELECT FRIENDS, and of Fraternal Orders in general. During the year 1899 its circulation
averaged 5,000 copies. To advertisers this means a monthly visit to five thousand homes in
Kansas, Missouri, Colorado, and in many other states and territories. Homes of well-to-do
people— neither very rich nor very poor— but belonging to that large class of citizens who bxiy
nine-tenths of the goods sold in this country. We have no free list. Every number is mailed at
the office of publication direct to subscribers. Every subscriber has an interest in the contents
of the magazine, and it is thoroughly read and carefully preserved. No objectionable adver-
] isement is inserted at any price. But as a medium of honest, legitimate advertising we are sure
it is worthy your attention and your patronage. We are ready to prove circulation at any time,
and shall be pleased to answer any questions in regard to it. Address
J. S. BOTTGHTON, Publisher Select Friend, JvAWRENCE, KANSAS.
The Paducah (KY.) News
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. WEEKLY ON THURSDAYS.
The oldest and best Democratic Daily in Paducah. Covers the field thoroughly.
FOR RATES ADDRESS
THE NEWS PUBLISHING CO., = PADUCAH, KY.
Published Every Tuesday at EL/KADER, IA.
A thriving town in a thriving section of the state. The DEMOCRAT reaches the homes of the
better class, and thoroughlv covers the field. It is bright, clean and popular
among its readers. Send for sample copy and rates.
H. C. BISHOP, Editor and Publisher.
The Kent wood Commercial
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY AT ^ SEND FOR RATES.
KENTWOOD, LA. ^ Q. W. WILLIAMS, Publisher.
Kentwood has 2,o->o inhabitants; is situated in Tangipahoa Parish with 13,000, and is 82 miles
from New Orleans. THE COMMERCIAL has a good circulation among a good class of people, and
is popular among its readers, because it is bright and up to date.
lyeavenworth,
Kansas.
The Evening Standard
Published every evening except Sundav. The only Democratic Daily in Leavenworth,
thereby giving it an exclusive field. Advertisers will do well to consider
these facts. For further information, address
THE STANDARD PRINTING CO., Publishers.
468 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Michigan's Third City is Saginaw.
\ Saginaw's FIRST paper is the <&
Evening News
SAGINAW, MICH.
THE EVENING NEWS has the largest circulation of any Daily in the
city of Saginaw or county of Sagmaw, and excepting the
Grand Rapids Press, has the largest circulation of
any Daily in Michigan outside of Detroit.
The Semi- Weekly News
has a larger circulation than any other weekly or semi-weekly in
Michigan outside of Detroit.
The sworn statements published in this and all other newspaper annuals bear
out the truth of these statements. When you want to cover northern
Michigan fully you must use the Evening and Semi-Weekly News.
The Leavenworth Times
D. R. ANTHONY, Editor. "jgs Largest daily and weekly circulation in
D. R. ANTHONY, Jr., Business Manager. Leavenworth and the State of Kansas.
The Brown City Observer BRO™C£TY'
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN SOUTHERN SANII,AC COUNTY.
RATES ON APPLICATION.
$1.00 per Year. C. E. PATTERSON, Publisher.
Daily. A^iVJ^AU^^ J«C^%. A Weekly.
BFPINGHAM, II,I,INOIS.
An enterprising, up-to-date daily and weekly, with a steadily growing circulation, covering an
exclusive field. It is popular among its readers, therefore it is the best advertising
proposition in this section. Send for sample copy and rates.
Address M. O. ADAMS, Manager.
The Hickman Enterprise
Circulates in 550 homes. Reaches more than 2,000 readers every week. The best
paid-up subscription list in eastern Nebraska. Books open to advertising patrons.
Rates made known on application. No contracts on the due-bill plan.
CYRUS BLACK, Editor and Proprietor.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. . 469
Agricultural Advertising Pays
Home, Field
and
Forum
Oklahoma's Circulation
Agricultural and •$ .~
Live Stock Paper v |y,
ADVERTISING KATES:
Reading Notices, • - 20 cents per line.
Display Advertisements - 10 cents per line.
Breeders' Cards of one inch, and )
\ *4t T f f\f\
a copy of paper one year for f
SPECIAL RATE ON LARGE SPACE.
Oklahoma City, Okla.
470 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
DAILY.
WEEKLY.
JHB largest and most widely circulated
newspaper in this well-to-do section. As
to point of influence, character and enter-
prise, it cannot be excelled. Austin is the
county seat of Mower County, and is 100
miles from St. Paul. Therefore, advertisers
should consider the HERALD when placing
business in this section. Write for rates.
ELLL&LJKErER' AUSTIN, MINN.
The Weekly Journal
J. D. S. HANSEN, Publisher and Proprietor. HART, MICH.
Published every Saturday morning at the county seat, in the best fruit and farming
section on earth. Circulation exceeds that of any weekly newspaper in western
Michigan. Best results are sure to come from the JOURNAL. Rates on application.
The Headlight
Issued every Thursday at
MORTON, KAN.
The leading Republican weekly of this well-to-do section. It is enterprising, bright
and crisp, and has the support of its large list of readers, which makes it a
valuable advertising medium. Write us for sample copy and rates.
BERT HOWARD, Editor and Publisher.
Issued Every Thursday. THE OBSERVER Fowlerville, Mich.
An Independent weekly with a good established circulation in one of the best
sections of Michigan. Fowlerville has 1,000 population and is the trade center of an
agricultural district. Send for sample copy and rates.
F\ J. PEEK, Editor and Publisher.
The Journal
DAILY AND WEEKLY. JACKSONVILLE, ILL. ESTABLISHED IN I83S.
Refer to any business man in Jacksonville or Morgan County as to its worth
as an advertising medium.
S. W. NICHOLS, Treasurer. W. L. FAY, Secretary.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
47i
The Evening News
SALEM, MASS.
THE NEWS GUARANTEES A DAILY
CIRCULATION EXCEEDING
16,000
It covers a thickly settled territory, embracing twenty-five
towns, where the people earn good wages or have
prosperous business establishments, making an ideal
field for general advertisers to cultivate.
The NEWS reaches everybody in its territory who will read
a paper, and has been doing so for over twenty years.
The advertising rates of The NEWS are one-twentieth of a
cent per line per thousand circulation.
+** »+••»»»» »»»»»»»« »•»»»»»» ******** ******** ******** •••
I The Lockport Union=Sun
Circulation, 2,300
The Niagara Democrat
Circulation, 2,500
The Niagara Sun
Circulation, 2,500
Daily
Weekly
Established 1821
Weekly
"Trying to do business without advertis-
ing is like winking at a pretty girl through
a pair of green goggles. You may kn w
what you are doing, but nobody else does."
Official Papers for Niagara County.
UNIOMUN CO., Publishers
Lockport, N. Y.
FRED. W. CORSON, flgr.
THE GAZETTE
J. G. TRIMBLE,
Editor and Proprietor.
Farmerville, I/a.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN NORTH LOUISIANA.
The GAZETTE is a thriving local weekly, always enterprising, bright, and up to date;
and through its columns the advertiser can reach the best class of consumers in one
of the best territories in the South.
SEND ROR RATES AND SAMPLE COPY
472
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The
Tribune
Daily, Sunday and Weekly
BAY CITY, - - MICHIGAN
The only Morning paper in Bay City. Being
Republican in politics, it has an exclusive field,
which it covers thoroughly.
Daily, every day
except Monday.
Rates on
application.
SNYDER & McCABE, - Proprietors
Elizabeth (N.J.) Daily Journal
Published every evening except Sunday.
The only Republican daily in this prosperous
city.
Has the largest Circulation,
Is the favorite home Newspaper,
Carries the best line of Advertising,
Special Wire News Service,
Clean, Bright and Progressive, —
therefore, the best advertising medium.
Rates on application.
CHAS. C. McBRIDE,
Editor.
AUG. S. CRANE,
Business Manager
The Budget
BAYONNE CITY,
N.J.
Published every Saturday
A strictly first-class local weekly, going into
the homes of the best people. Has a large and
growing circulation and is popular among its
readers.
A Splendid Advertising Medium.
Send lor K;itPS.
J. T. R. PROCTOR & SONS,
Publishers
Land and Water
The authority on American
Amateur Sports
Published monthly at 154 PEARL ST.
BOSTON, MASS.
Devoted to all kinds of
Amateur Field and Aquatic (.
games and sports. >
rfe^^O
Has a wide circulation among the highest
class of readers.
Rates on application.
LAND AND WATER PUB. CO.
Publishers
Lowell
Journal
LOWELL,
MICH.
Large field. Home print. A first-class
advertising medium. Rates reasonable.
CHARLES QUICK,
Lowell, Mich.
The people who buy things
in CONCORD, N. H.,
the Concord Evening
Monitor
Throughout the whole state the same may
be said for the
Independent Statesman,
the leading weekly in New Hampshire.
MONITOR and STATESMAN CO., Concord, \.M.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
473
r
Boston Post
Morning Leader
k in New England
\ by 50,000
Copies %
per day. J
i
i
Daily Average —
1 40,883
Sunday Average —
1 1 7,736
You cant "cover" New
England without The Post
Day By Day
Circulation of The ^Boston Post and
The Sunday Post in Feb., 1900:
Feb. 1, 1900 136,350
2 136,480
3 138,570
4-Sonday 117,111
5 138,080
6 143,110
7 138,410
8 140,020
9 139,380
10 143,620
11— Sunday 117,217
12 140,750
13 139,550
14 140,870
15 140,330
16 138,730
17 144,090
18— Sunday 118,206
19 139,260
20 140,180
21 142,600
" 22 150,700
" 23 145,580
" 24 141,120
« 25— Sunday 118,410
" 26 139,770
" 27 139,500
" 28 144,140
Total, The Boston Post,
daily, 24 days 3,381,190
TotaI,The Sunday Post,
4 days 470,944
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ThcWORCESTER
(MASS.) POST
Is an Independent
Democratic daily.
It is the only penny pa-
per in a city of 115,000.
January 10, 1900, THE POST, in reply to the circulation claims of a local paper,
offered to forfeit $500, to be divided among the charitable institutions of Worcester, if
any of the following statements could be disproved : —
1 — The POST has more than double the paid circulation of any other newspaper
published in Worcester county, with one exception.
2 — The number of POSTS read in the homes of Worcester is more than double
that of any other newspaper, with one exception.
3 — The number of POSTS sold on the streets of Worcester is more than four
times that of any other local paper, with one exception.
4 — The number of POSTS sold from Worcester news-stands is more than three
times that of any other local newspaper, with one exception.
5 — We will throw open our books and accounts of every description for the pur-
pose of verifying or disproving the foregoing statements.
The challenge has not since been accepted, and is not likely to be. The circula-
tion of THE POST can be easily verified. It is in the city of Worcester and the towns
connected therewith by trolley lines.
WORCESTER POST CO.,
EUGENE M. MORIARTY, General Manager.
A Business Catcher.
Daily and Weekly.
Is read every day by a large list of best class of buyers. Is bright, clean and
enterprising. Therefore a valuable advertising medium. Send for rates.
ELLIS & SKINNER, PUBLISHERS.
The Austin (Minn.) Herald
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Daily and weekly. Is enterprising and up to date. Has the circulation and influence, therefore is a
valuable advertising medium. Send for rates.
O. C. FODREA, PUBLISHER.
The Herald
Jersey City,
N. J,
Issued every Saturday, at 29 Hoboken Avenue. A Democratic weekly with a large and growing
circulation. Strictly local. Send for rates.
HERALD PRINTING CO., PUBLISHERS.
Published every Friday at Gordon, Nebraska. 6-col. quarto, Republican in politics. The only
newspaper in Gordon. Is liberally patronized by the business men of Gordon, and read in all the homes
surrounding Gordon. A neat, clean, home newspaper, that prints all the local news and stands up for
the town and country. Subscription $1.00 — when paid in advance.
H. G. LYON, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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The
Outlook
Cedar
Rapids,
Neb.
J. A. & J. R. BAIRD, Publishers.
IEDAR RAPIDS
lies in one of the
best grain-raising sec-
tions of Nebraska.
The OUTLOOK has a
large and growing sub-
scription list among the
best class of readers in
this community. It is
enterprising and bright,
andhasinfluenceamong
its readers, therefore it
is a valuable medium.
SEND FOR SAMPLE
COPY AND RATES.
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The Winona (Minn.) Herald
DAIL IT— WEEKL Y
The leading Republican newspaper of this section. Has the circulation,
character and influence — therefore the best advertising medium. Send for rates.
HERALD PUBLISHING COMPANY, Proprietors.
O J. H. JOHNSON, Editor.
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The People and Patriot
DAILY AND WEKKLY.
Concord, N. H.
Best Advertising Medium in New England, North of Manchester.
The Only One Cent Daily Newspaper in New Hampshire.
The PEOPLE AND PATRIOT is read by more people in the capital city of the
state than all other papers combined.
The WEEKLY PEOPLE AND PATRIOT circulates in every county and town in
New Hampshire, and is well known throughout the Union.
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The Leading Family Paper in New England is
The Mirror and
...Farmer...
MANCHESTER, N. H. CIRCULATION, 36,000.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES
The Mirror and Farmer one year, 75 cents in advance.
The Mirror and Farmer one year and the New York Weekly Tribune one
year, 90 cents in advance.
The Mirror and Farmer one year, the New York Weekly Tribune one year
and the Cosmopolitan Magazine one year, $1.50 in advance.
ARTHUR E.CLARKE.
THE JOHN B. CLARKE CO., Proprietors. "Manager!
THE KINGSTON ARGUS
Published every Wednesday at Kingston, N. Y. A Democratic Weekly, with character, influ-
ence and a large guaranteed circulation. It reaches the homes of the best class of buyers,
consequently the best advertising medium. Rates on application.
HENRY G. CROUCH, Editor and Proprietor.
Oswego Daily and Semi-Weekly Times
Published by Oswego Publishing Co., Oswego, N. Y.
Circulation: Daily, 2,800; Semi-Weekly, 5,000,*.*,*
The Long Islander
IRajSTABLISHED 1836. Has largest
I BH circulation, the most influence
among its readers, and the
most popular weekly in this section.
Therefore the best advertising me-
HUNTINGTON, N. Y. .-. Published every SATURDAY *™m- Rates on application. Long
J Islander Publishing Co., Publishers.
I The Times-Tribune
Norfolk, Neb. Daily and Weekly. Has a well-established circulation in an exclusive field.
It is popular among its readers, because it is a thoroughly home paper. Therefore the best ad-
vertising medium. Send for sample copy and rates, v NORFOLK PUBLISHING Co., Publishers.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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BRIGHT, CLEAN, ENTERPRISING,
AND UP TO DATE.
5EST ADVERTISING /VIEDIU/VI
A. P. FRENCH & F. A. MERRIAM,
Editors and Publishers.
The only Democratic daily and weekly in *.
this prosperous section of Westchester Co. 4
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PUBLISHED THE LEADING INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN
EVERY NEWSPAPER OF THIS WELL-TO-
SATURDAY DO SECTION.
It has a large and growing circulation, and is popular among
its readers, thereby carrying with it character and influ-
ence, which makes it a valuable advertising medium.
SEND FOR RATES.
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FOSTER'S DAILY DEMOCRAT
IS one of the successful papers 9rfk 4VBt 77*75 THE ONLY daily paper
of Necw England. & ^ published in
Circulation Strafford County,
4,000 copies per Inhere there
day. One of the Published at is an intelligent
%*£?*** - D»ver, New Hampshire. wpjg*
New Hampshire. people.
The best German advertising mediums for lowest price
Belletristisches Journal, Est. 1852. Nachrichten aus Deutschland, Est. 1866.
Deutscher Anzeiger Germania, Est. 1872. Sachsen Zeitung, Est. 1892.
Rundschau, Est. 1892. Neue Preussische Zeitung, Est. 1893.
Daily Wacht am Hudson, Est. 1896. mm»m«.mmwmm»««««mmmmwm««««»«««H««4««H
H. E. SCHNEIDER & CO., GermanU0p™biishing Co., 193 Times Bldg., New York, 60 Hudson St., Hoboken
THE LEADER
Published every Saturday at STAPLETON, STATEN ISLAND, N. Y. The
leading Democratic weekly of Richmond Co. CIRCULATION GUARANTEED.
MACKLIN BROS., Editors and Publishers.
Sauk Rapids °
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Free Press., i
FFICIAI/ Paper of Benton County and
village of Sauk Rapids, Minn. Subscrip-
tion, $1.00 in advance. Largest bona-fide
local circulation. By far the best advertising
medium. Only Democratic paper in a Demo-
cratic county.
Established in 1885.
The Democratic Register
Established 1867.
SING SING, NEW YORK. Published every Saturday. The only Democratic weekly published in
Sing Sing. Has a large circulation among the leading residents of WESTCHESTER AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES. Send for rates. M. MORAN & SON, EDITORS AND PUBLISHERS.
IF YOU WANT TO reach the prosperous, buying population of this well-known
= section of Westchester Co., use — _^=
Published every Saturday at NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. Bright, enterprising,
clean and up to date. Send for rates. CHARLES NUTT, Editor and Publisher.
Published every Friday at Rockville Centre, Long Island, N. Y. A bright, clean, enterprising
weekly, with a good circulation. Advertisers should consider the OBSERVER when taking up
this section. Circulation guaranteed. SOUTH SIDE OBSERVER CO., Publishers.
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Kt V thoroughly in four cities,
F^M! namely: Albany, Cohoes,
l*^^**l Rensselaer and Watervliet,
all within eight miles of Albany.
Circulates in all towns and villages
within fifty miles of Albany.
The Press:
Knickerbocker-
Express §J»JV«»RN'N»
A CONSOLIDATION OF THE
Daily Knickerbocker FOU^D IN
The Albany Morning Express
FOUNDED IN 1847.
The Daily Press FOU^D IN
The Press Company, Publishers,
Press Buildings, Albany, N. Y.
N.Y. Office, 94 Tribune Bldg. F. F. BAYNON, Representative.
IfflESSRS. Walker & Gibson, leading wholesale
IE4AI druggists of Albany, make the following state-
ment about the
PRESS-KNICKERBOCKER-EXPRESS
" The paper is an excellent one, thoroughly independent, ably edited
and influential. It is especially popular with the middle-class of people,
among whom it has a large circulation. It is regarded as an excellent
advertising medium, and in our opinion the field cannot be covered in
Albany County without using its columns."
.NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 481
I THE JOURNAL I
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I INEWBURGH, N. Y.
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f* Issued every evening, except Sunday, c* Semi-weekly, ^
f? Tuesdays and Fridays, r^ The leading Republican daily ^
r and weekly newspaper of this thriving city. =
Large Circulation, Host Influential.
Most Popular. .. Best Advertising J
Medium. .. Rates on Application ^
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THE DEMOCRAT*.
ADVERTISER ™^
Published every Thursday. Has a large and increasing circulation among
the best class of buyers in Hunterdon County. They want good things, and
the only way to reach them is through the DEMOCRAT ADVERTISER. Send
for sample copy and rates. . •. H. M. VOORHEES, Editor and Publisher.
I THE OTTAWA (KANSAS) JOURNAL I
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Now in its 34th year, is the best medium to reach A
V the people in Franklin County. Circulation, 56 quires.
£ It circulates largely among farmers. No space to ^
sell at less than local rates.
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ADVERTISERS
have long since discovered that no
other house can execute typograph-
ical display (and printing, too) so
effectively and intelligently as the
Patteson Press
No. 33 GOLD STREET, NEW YORK CITY
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Established 1845. PEEKSKILL, N. Y. Published Every Saturday
A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY WITH THE LARGEST CIRCULATION.
Reaches the homes of the prosperous buyers. It is influential, and popular
among its readers. Consequently the best advertising medium.
A RATES ON APPLICATION. A
NELSON G. FOSHAY, - Editor and Publisher.
THE>
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DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Largest Circulation. Most
£ influential. The best home
3j newspaper. Consequently
J the best advertising medium
X in North Carolina.
r STEVE W.
...Special Agency,
BROADWAY &2othSt. NEW YORK J
In Charge of Foreign Advertising. *
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The Advertisers Guarantee Co. of
Reports the circulation of the Lincoln, Neb., Freie Presse, 94,678,
Deutsch-Am. Farmer, 94,538, for the month of January, 1900. This
report refers to paid-in-advance circulation only. The total num-
ber of copies printed of each of the above publications exceeds
100,000 copies each issue. Rate, 20 cents per line.
Home Office — Press Building, Lincoln, Neb.
Chicago Office— Hy. DeClerque, 701 Schiller Building.
New York Office— Hy. DeClerque Agency, 72 Potter Bldg.
To reach the well-to-do
buyers of Schuylerville
and the surrounding
counties, you should
use the .......
STANDARD
P. A. ALLEN, EDITOR and PUBLISHER.
Published every Wed-
nesday at Schuylerville,
N-Y- The leading
weekly of Saratoga Co.
Circulation guaranteed .
THE DEMOCRAT
W ATKINS, N. Y. Issued every Thursday. A Democratic home-print weekly. Advertisers
wishing to cover this territory will do well to consider the DEMOCRAT. Circulation guaranteed.
W. H. BALDWIN, Editor and Publisher.
Shelby Aurora J
SSUED every Wednesday at Shelby,
Cleveland County, N. C. A Demo-
cratic, all-home-print weekly, -with .a
aranteed circulation. Bright, clean and
p to date. Write us and we will send you
sample copy and rates.
R. B. MILLER, Editor and Publisher.
DAILY
ESTABLISHED
1860.
WEEKLY
ESTABLISHED
1850.
WATERTOWN, N. Y. Issued daily and semi-weekly. Leading papers in northern New York.
Popular with all classes. Clean and reliable. Combined circulation daily and semi- weekly, over
12,000. RATES ON APPLICATION.
VAN ETTEN, Chemung Co., N. Y. A local, Democratic, home-print weekly, with a
good circulation, issued every Thursday. BEST advertising medium. Send for
sample copy and rates. D. W. MURRAY, Editor and Publisher.
ADVERTISERS wishing to cover THIS TERRITORY
THOROUGHLY should use the
GAZETTE
YONKERS, N. Y., published every Saturday. A bright, enterprising and popular
weekly, with a good circulation among the best class of buyers. SEND for sample
copy and rates. MEADOWS BROS. PRESS CO., Publishers.
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I VJU buyers of COLUMBIA and
adjoining counties through the <* /* /* /* /*
Daily Register
Established 1866.
Weekly Gazette
Established J785.
Sunday Journal
Established 1886.
OF HUDSON
NEW YORK
COVER the entire field thor-
oughly. Have the largest cir-
culation, the favorite home newspapers, carry
the best line of advertising, the most influen-
tial, therefore the best advertising mediums.
THE RECORD PRINTING &
PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 485
Union and Advertiser
Best Advertising Medium
In Western New York
Circulation Double That of Any Other
Evening Paper in Rochester.
C. E. SHERIN SPECIAL AGENCY |
Sole Representative. •.
Potter Building, New York.
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DALLAS OREGON
Polk County's oldest and most influential Republican newspaper. A four-page weekly, six-
columns to page. All home print. Second to none in the county as an advertising medium
Sample copies on application. j c HAYTER, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Local advertisers are good judges, and
the paper with the largest local ad-
vertising patronage is the one that
you want for best results. That's the
H. G. HAYS, In Sleepy Eye, Brown County, Minn., one of the richest
Editor and Publisher. agricultural and creamery districts in the Northwest.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY AT MAXTON, ROBESON Co., N. C.
C. A. Brown & Son, Editors and Publishers.
Covers Robeson and adjoining counties thoroughly. Is a live, up to date newspaper, and is
popular among its readers. Circulation guaranteed. Send for rates.
Covering city of Mankato and Blue Earth County tho-
roughly. All home print. Advertising rates low for
service offered and good results obtained. District, best
agricultural, dairy and stock-raising in Northwest. City,
manufacturing, flour and knitting mills, foundries, brew-
cries, packing house, stone quarries, cement works, lime
Daily and weekly editions, COm- and brick and farm implement distributing point. Popu-
... .. . i .• ~ _ „„ , lation — Mankato, 12.000; Blue Earth County, 40,000. Send
bined Circulation 2,700 actual. for rate card to J. C. Wise & Sens, Publishers, Mankato, Minn.
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trained professional education, and 2,500 Hospitals,
Sanitariums, etc., where trained nurses are employed.
The only way to reach this intelligent constituency
is through their own journal, "THE TRAINED NURSE
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The
Springfield
Union
Circulation Books Open to All.
Published All Day,
Also Sunday and Weekly.
Circulation Daily Over 22,000.
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Springfield is recognized as the best trade center of any city in
New England excepting Boston. There are over 400,000 people
within a radius of 50 miles, all of whom regard Springfield as
their base of supplies. There are no morning papers in this terri-
tory outside of Springfield, and the MORNING UNION covers the
field hours before the Boston or New York papers are received.
The EVENING UNION is the only daily in western Massachusetts
having the full report of the Associated Press, and it practically has
no competitor.
The UNION is the recognized authority in western New
England on all topics of the day. It is the leading Republican
Newspaper of New England.
The UNION carries more local, foreign, and classified adver-
tisements than all the other Springfield dailies combined. Special
attention given to general advertising, and correspondence is solic-
ited from all prospective advertisers.
Springfield Union
J. D. PLUMER,
BUSINESS MANAGER.
C. E. SHERIN,
NEW YORK REPRESENTATIVE,
88 and 90 Potter Building
A. P. LANGTRY,
PUBLISHER.
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(NEWBURYPORT, MASS.)
AVERAGE DAILY SALES SJtt^aSS2
1893 — Sept. Occ. Nov. Dec. igoo— Jan. Feb.
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.P 1 »V/W VJUcVlcVf^koC* Mass.. hereby guarantees the circulation state-
ments of the Newburyport News to be truthful and correct. The Merchants Bank will
pay One Thousand Dollars to any person proving them false, the publishers affording
every opportunity for investigation and examination of books.
SIGNED, WILLIAM ILSLEY, Cashier.
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Tbe Livipgstor? Republican
GENESEO, NEW YORK.
Republican is published every Thursday at the county seat of Livingston
County, and circulates throughout the county.
It is one of the best advertising mediums'in Western New York.
Rates made known on application.
A. R. SCOTT &- CO., Publishers.
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A FEW OF MANY REASONS WHY
IS THE BEST
CATHOLIC ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE WEST.
*ts ^5 influential stockholders believe in
reciprocity.
*ts circulation is at least 25 per cent.
larger than that of any other Catholic
paper in the West.
'*• ^s u p-to-dateand publishes more origi-
nal matter than any other.
^ ^as ^een in tne field since 1878, and
has for the past six months averaged
32,000 weekly circulation.
For Sample Copies and Rates
Copies and Rates ¥ rj QT A PI PI Fullerton Building,
. . . Apply to J. IT. ^ 1 f\L It I, ST. LOUIS.
IN SUNNY SOUTHERN KANSAS.
THE SEDAN LANCE
COVERS A GOOD FIELD
AND COVERS IT WELL.
Circulation increasing, now 1,600. Official county and city paper.
TUI F LANCE GOES ^nto over ii5°o homes, all prosperous well-to-do people, who use
* many of the best articles sold by advertisers.
GEO. V. JOHNSON, PUBLISHER, SEDAN, KAN.
TO REACH THE GERMAN POPULATION OF SOUTHERN MINNESOTA, USE
THE MANKATO POST
THE SEMI -WEEKLY THAT
COVERS THE FIELD^ -- GE°' E« TRAUB>
The only way to reach the best class of buyers in
Sinar Sing and adjoining territory is through the
Published every Saturday at Sing Sing, New York.
It has the circulation, character and influence, consequently the best advertising medium.
Send for rates. M MORAN & SON, Editors and Publishers.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MOTHERHOOD
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| Motherhood
Reaches 15,000
Young Mothers
anxious to obtain all pos-
sible information on every
subject that can in any
way contribute to the wel-
fare of herself and child.
Monthly Journal
FOR THE
YOUNG WIFE
MOTHER
and CHILD
Yearly, Si.oo. Copy, 10 cents
This is a journal of 48 pages.
5^x8, exclusive of advertising.
It is edited by a physician of na-
tional reputation as a writer and
author. Us contributors include
the best known writers on Dis-
eases of Children, Kindergarten
Work, Care of Children, Expect-
ant Motherhood, and other
branches of especial value to the
young mother and her child.
No journal in the world covers
this field so exclusively and
completely. It appeals to a spe-
cial class of readers that is prob-
ably more intensely interested in
everything that pertains to their
condition than is the case with
any other class. Write for sam-
ple copy and advertising rates.
THE MOTHERHOOD CO.
PUBLISHERS
Rooms 710-711, 13-21 Park ROM"
New Vork
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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The County Mail
An Independent Weekly Journal devoted to the interests
of Harrison County.
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
The largest, cheapest and best
country paper m West Virginia.
A 56-column paper. $1.00 a year.
It reaches thousands of readers who take no other paper, and as an
advertising medium cannot be equaled in this section.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
I inch, 1 year, $6.00; \ column, 1 year, $100.00.
Special position, 25 per cent, additional.
Population of City, 4,800.
Population of County, 32,000.
Published every Saturday morning by
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The only Republican morning newspaper in Poughkeepsie.
Has a well-established circulation and reaches a class of buyers that is
not reached through any other source, therefore it is a valuable advertis-
ing medium.
Rates on Application. PLATT & PLATT, Publishers.
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ON^!1ATSS Waterbury Daily American
Is more valuable to advertisers is, that it is delivered to the homes
of its patrons by over forty route carriers, thus reaching the family
circle, where the advertisements as well as the news are discussed.
Average daily circulation 6,600, which is 1,000 more than the com-
bined circulation of the other three dailies in this city.
The Daily is published every evening (Sunday excepted)and the
Semi- Weekly Tuesday and Friday.
Paper established in 1844. It is the leading daily and weekly of
the Naugatuck Valley and Western Connecticut.
Send for Samples and Rates. WATERBURY, CONN.
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Posten
Grand Rapids, Mich.
The only Swedish paper in Michigan having over J,000 subscribers.
We publish 4,800 regular every week.
Best advertising medium to reach the Swedish people in Michigan and adjoining States.
RATES ON APPLICATION.
In a city Af\ f\C\f\ TD/^, ^.1^ There is urgent need for
. . of ^rUjUUU .T COpie a good morning daily.
THE MORNING HERALD
Is the only morning daily published in McKeesport, Pa. It publishes
all the news when it is news, besides the brightest, freshest and cleanest
gossip. Advertising rates low, considering service. "Write for rates.
THE P I 1 R I I C~^ T ^ T Published every Friday at Chandler, the county
1 1 l_J |"j I > 1 \_j 1 ^ 1 seat of Lincoln County, Oklahoma.
The banner corn and cotton county of the territory. Population of county, 28,000; population
of city, 2.300. Cotton seed oil mill in operation in city.
An 8-page, 6-column paper. Established April, 1894.
Circulation rapidly increasing. Advertising rates given on application.
Subscription Rates, $1 .00 per year. \V . H. FRENCH, Editor and Publisher.
The Daily News Mt- Carmel' Pa-
There is no better advertising medium in the lower
o KI- ». Anthracite Coal Field.
, Kuoiisner. Twenty-five thousand population within a radius of
four miles. Rates, One Dollar per inch per month.
Only Independent papers in the county.
LEBANON, PA. .
Evening Report
i- WPPlf 1V RPHflt*t ThC leading PaPers of the Lebanon Val-
l" fVVl\ij lACIJUl t
iev> the richest valley in Pennsylvania.
OU can reach the residents of one of the most prosperous manufacturing cities in Ohio and
the inhabitants of the most fertile county in the famous Miami Valley only through
Eight pages every evening
except Sunday, and
The Daily Republican-News
The Hamilton Telegraph
Address THE REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO., Hamilton, Ohio.
16 pages every Thursday.
FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
493
FIRST IN CIRCULATION. & FIRST IN
ADVERTISING. FIRST IN INFLUENCE.
THE
TIMES
Leads all other Connecticut Newspapers
Average
Circulation for
1899 was
15,563
Daily.
^THE TIMES
is clean and wholesome. Its news
columns are free from all sensa=
tional matter. :: Not a line of
objectionable advertising is ad-
mitted at any price. :: If you
have a meritorious article to place
before the public you should use
THE HARTFORD TIHES. :: An advertisement in its
columns is sure to command attention — and carry convic=
tion. :: SEND FOR RATE CARD. :: Address
THE TIHES, Hartford, Conn.
494 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Subscribe for and advertise in LA SALLE'S ISONOMY, called
"THE ICONOCLAST, No. 2"
Edited by J. GUY SMITH
"THE SECOND BRANN"
of COTULLA, TEX. A modern Idoloclast of the highest type-
replete with sarcastic sarcasm, ironical irony and satirical satire.
Only ONE dollar a year for the hottest weekly in the world.
The most prolific of advertising mediums. Rates upon request.
The Evening Telegram
West_Superiqrt Wis.
Daily and Weekly, is still thoroughly covering its home city
and 63 towns in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan and North
Dakota. Address The Evening Telegram, West Superior, Wis,
The only Daily
Morning: Paper
in Montreal.
The Gazette
Established
1778.
MONTREAL, CANADA.
THE GAZETTE'S REPORTS of the Cheese, Butter, Egg,
Apples, Grain, Flour, Lumber and Live Stock Markets
Canadian, British and United States, are the fullest and most
reliable printed in Canada. THE GAZETTE has the best
V class of circulation of any paper in the Dominion. It has
held this position for over a century, and is recognized as
the leading daily newspaper in the Province.
GAZETTE PRINTING COMPANY. s1?sAtT&™TE'
Daily and Weekly News
Located in the principal city and leads all other papers in the Third Congressional
District of Wisconsin. Advertising rates are reasonable and are the same to all. Only
best class of advertisements carried. The Baraboo News Publishing Co., Baraboo, Wis.
Published every Thursday at INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA, by W. R. Wright.
Terms: One copy, one year, 75 cents. To Advertisers — Our rates are reasonable
and our circulation large and steadily increasing. Send your advertising orders.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
495
The Best— The Cleanest— The Newsiest
Taken and Read by More Families
Within a Radius of 100 Miles of
Albany tlian all the Other Papers
Published in Albany Combined
Before placing advertisement
in an Albany paper, communi-
cate with any of Albany's lead-
ing merchants and ask them
what is the best paper in which
to advertise. We are positive
that we will not suffer by the
answer.
Address all communications
to
THE ARGUS COMPANY
ALBANY, N. Y.
Estimates for advertising furnished by
REMINGTON BROS. 346 BROADWAY,, NEW YORK CITY
496
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
A
TH OUS AND
TONS
OF
PLATES
FURNISHED
TO
AMERIC
ADVERT
ADVERTISING PLATE CO.
FOUNDRIES AND SHIPPING POINTS
NEW YOBK- CfflCAGO- ATLANTA- DALLAS- KANSAS CITY- SAN FDANCISCO
MAIN OFFICES
POSTAL TELEGRAPH BUILDING, 253 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
WESTERN CONTRACTING OFFICE
71 AND 73 WEST ADAMS STREET, CHICAGO
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 497
The Evening Leader
The leading The LEADER enters more good homes in New Haven
daily of New f- than any other paper. Advertisers who want results
Haven, Conn. use the LEADER. For information, rates, etc. , address
J. P. McKINNEY, Western Representative, C. E. SHERIN SPECIAL AGENCY,
705-707 Boyce Building, 88-90 Potter Building,
Chicago. New York.
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WASHINGTON CHRONICLE
Published for 39 Years. The Leading
Family Journal of the National Capital.
Offices: 604 12th St., N.W. Cor. of F St.
The CHRONICLE was founded in March, i86t, by Col. John W. Forney, of Philadelphia,
at the earnest solicitation of ABRAHAM LINCOLN, upon his accession' to the Presidency.
Circulates in 35 states, but chiefly in District of Columbia. Average weekly circulation
for ten years, 7,800. It is now issued Saturdays, with occasional mid-week edition.
Army and Navy Register \
Washington, D. C., U. S. A.
Has the largest Military and Naval Circulation.
It also has a circulation in the National Guard, Naval Reserve, Loyal Legion, the G. A. R
and all patriotic societies. It contains all the official news emanating from the War and
Navy Departments. It is the favorite service paper, and as an advertising medium it is
unexcelled. Its columns are filled with advertisements from leading houses in all lines :
as the REGISTER has proved to be a result bringer. P
m C. H. RIDENOUR, J. E. JENRS, PUBLISHERS. *
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Price is $15.00.
The Acme
Standard Mailer
For Sale on Advertising Account by
REMINGTON BROTHERS.
346 Broadway, New York.
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REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The New Haven Union's Circulation
JULY ISt, 1599— DECEMBER 31st, 1599.
JULY, 1899.
AUGUST, 1899.
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
1 10 14,462
17 10 15,208
1 10 14,720
17 8 14,710
2 (.S) 20 6,800
18 8 14,722
2 10 14,732
18 10 14,798
3 8 14,510
19 10 15,800
3 10 15,008
19 10 14,510
4 Holiday
20 10 14,800
4 10 14,768
20 (S) 20 6,904
5 10 14,806
21 10 14,740
5 10 14,802
21 8 14,802
6 10 ] 4,640
22 10 14,666
6 (S) 20 6,918
22 10 14,814
7 8 14,562
23 (.S) 20 6,830
7 10 15,162
23 10 14,728
8 10 14,400
24 8 14.660
8 10 14,800
24 8 14,740
9 (S) 20 6.799
25 10 14,742
9 8 14,804
25 8 14,826
10 8 14,622
26 10 14,949
10 8 14,929
26 10 14,548
11 10 14,614
27 10 14,818
11 10 14,790
27 (S) 20 6,944
12 10 14,676
28 10 14,662
12 10 14,382
28 8 14,712
13 10 14,700
29 10 14,832
13 (S) 20 6,987
29 10 14,568
14 10 14,688
30 (S) 20 6,940
14 8 14,860
30 10 14,750
15 10 14,710
31 8 14,800
15 8 14 700
31 10 14,720
16 (S) 20 6,888
16 12 14,676
SEPTEMBER, 1899.
OCTOBER, 1899.
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
1 10 14,640
16 10 14.610
1 (S) 20 6,900
16 10 14,786
2 10 14,442
17 (S) 20 6,844
2 8 14,820
17 10 14,766
3 (8) 20 6,900
18 10 14,710
3 10 14.742
18 12 14,684
4(l.d.) 8 12,562
19 10 14,586
4 10 14.850
19 10 14,714
ft 10 14,524
20 10 14,619
5 8 14,776
20 12 14,596
6 10 14,372
21 8 14,750
6 10 14,998
21 8 14,500
7 10 14.518
22 10 14,689
7 8 14,382
22 (S) 22 6,908
8 10 14,588
23 10 14,710
8 (S) 20 7,038
23 8 14,736
9 10 14,480
24 (S) 20 6,888
9 8 14,710
24 10 14,786
10 (S) 20 6.889
25 10 14,674
10 10 14,698
25 10 15,164
11 10 15,196
26 10 15,000
11 10 14,704
26 10 15,262
12 10 14,920
27 10 14,780
12 8 15,298
27 10 14,698
13 12 15,061
28 8 15,076
13 10 14,636
28 10 14,612
14 10 14,700
29 10 14,732
14 8 14,700
29 (S) 20 6,941
15 12 14,516
30 8 14,788
15 (S) 20 .6,846
30 10 14,566
NOVEMBER, 1899.
DECEMBER, 1899.
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
Pages Cir't'n
1 10 14,614
16 10 14,710
1 12 14,768
17 (S) 24 7,400
2 10 14,610
17 10 14,800
2 10 14,718
18 16 14,896
3 10 14,614
18(8)20 6,802
3 8 14,742
19 10 14,798
4 10 14,670
19 8 14,740
4 (S) 20 6,902
20 12 14,844
5 (S) 20 6,902
20 10 14,696
5 10 14.749
21 10 14,838
6 8 14,800
21 10 14,698
6 12 14,776
22 10 14,960
7 10 14,685
22 10 14,778
7 10 14,802
23 10 14,898
8 10 14,940
23 10 14,738
8 12 14,900
24 (S) 16 7,941
9 10 15,010
24 10 16,500
9 10 14,792
25 Holiday
10 10 14,836
25 (S) 20 6,910
10 (S) 20 9,600
26 10 11,998
11 10 14,590
26 8 14,734
11 10 14,890
27 8 14,936
12 (S) 20 6,999
27 10 14,756
12 10 14,710
28 8 14,910
13 8 14.884
28 10 14,750
13 12 14,912
29 10 14,980
14 10 14,644
29 10 14,762
14 10 14,856
30 8 15,000
15 10 14,700
30 Holiday
15 12 14,798
31 (S) 20 7,008
16 10 14,882
New Haven, January 2. 1900.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, >
COUNTY OF NEW HAVEN, ) **•
Personally appeared before me, Alexander Troup, publisher of the Union, and testified that the
foregoing statement was true to the best of his knowledge and belief. JAMES T. MORAN,
[SEAL] Notary Public.
NEW HAVEN'S Population 1 10,000. Five dally papers, two morning and three even-
ing. The Union's average circulation, 1 5,000 daily. Double that of any other paper
in the city. Largest circulation in the state. Our press rooms are open to all advertisers.
You cannot cover the field without advertising in The Union. The Union is a one-cent
paper. If it sold for two cents, it would not have more than half the circulation. The
Union is not returnable. Whatever copies are printed are sold.
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NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 499
JENSON OLD STYLE
c^ND JENSON ITALIC
In a recent single issue of a leading New York
daily of ten pages, there were by actual count 44
j| display advertisements. Of this number exactly
| three-fourths — 33 in all — showed these two
3 superb faces in display and body, at at at at I
j|
9*fa
cNLost Popular 'Pair in (Advertisement Composition
Not too light nor too heavy. And as legible and handsome as they are clean
cut. Are you using them — if not, why not "> Jt Jt Jt Jt Jt jt A
Manufactured exclusively by the
I AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS CO.
For Sale at 'Branches and Selling ^Agencies
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MANHATTAN
PHOTO-ENGRAVING CO.
Engravers and Designers
?, 9 and 1 1 New Chambers St. cor. wiiiiam St. New York
TELEPHONE, 1657 FRANKLIN.
Halftone and Line Work for all Illustrative Purposes. High-Class Work.
Prompt Delivery. Prices Reasonable.
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NEW BRITAIN HERALD
Patty, except Sunaay — Circulation, 3,000.
M HE recognized leading paper of the manufacturing city of New Britain, Conn. (Pop.
25,000). Fully covers the city and neighboring towns. Inquiry directed to any local
merchant or newsdealer will prove that the circulation and advertising results from
THE HERALD are greater than from all other local papers combined.
HERALD PUB. CO., 67 Church St., New Britain, Conn.
5oo REMINGTON BROTHERS'
I
From the mouth of the Yukon you can
reach the Klondike. From the mouth
of the Connecticut you can reach Mid-
dletown, Conn. The Connecticut Val-
ley follows the course of the river from
its mouth to the headwaters. The val-
ley, especially the southern part, is a
| prosperous section. Middletown, right
in the heart of the valley, is a pretty
good place to advertise your wares.
Local merchants are the fellows who
can size up the best newspaper in their
town. Ask the local merchants of
Middletown which is the best paper.
They can tell you in the twinkling of
an eye. So can the general advertiser
The ONLY newspaper in Rockland County credited with a sworn circulation.
The Nyack
Evening Star
Star Publishing Company
Write for sample copy
and rates. STAR BUILDING, NYACK, N. Y.
LEBANON, PA.
The only German and oldest paper and best advertising medium in Lebanon County with a
population of over 50,000. All home print. Issued every Wednesday. Circulates among intelli-
gent, progressive and well-to-do people, mostly farmers. Paper politically Republican in a
county of 2,500 Republican majority. Advertising rates are reasonable and sent on application.
Matteawan Journal
Daily Circulation 1,150. Weekly Circulation 963. (Formerly Fishkill Journal.)
The oldest daily published in Southern Dutchess County, N. Y. Circulation throughout the
twin villages of Matteawan and Fishkill, N. Y. Rates reasonable. Weekly Journal circulates
in the farming sections of Dutchess and Putnam Counties. Address all communications to
Business Manager, Matteawan, N. Y. THE MATTEAWAN JOURNAL.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
50i
Sheepskin People
are a picked
crowd. Lots of people without a
B. A. or Ph. B., or other degree, are
better than lots of those who have
them. But take them altogether, the
graduates of the University of Yale,
With Their Families
are just the
best special collection of consumers of
the best things in the whole country.
There are ten thousand of them,
•and a good majority now read the
Yale Alumni Weekly
The address is
New Haven, Conn.
502
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Bingham Brothers Co.
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FOUNDED 1849.
Manufacturers of
Printers'
Rollers
Composition, etc.
49&5I Rose St., New York, N.Y.
413 Commerce St., Philadelphia, Pa.
The Review
Daily Alliance, Ohio Weekly
Alliance P.O. Figures
Oct. 3, 1899 to Nov. 6, 1899.
1 3,734 Ibs.
Sworn
Circulation,
6,
Daily Review, .
Weekly Review, .
Daily Leader .
Semi-Weekly Leader,
Farm and Home,
The Dynamo, .
The Schemer,
noilv 1 a.nn me ocoemer,
Daily, 1,OUU Woman's Journal
Weekly, 4,200 Eight Alliance Publications, 5,614 Ibs.
The Review Pub. Co., Alliance, Ohio
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With a rapidly growing population of over 70,000, is the largest manufacturing
and producing city in the state. Its leading and favorite newspaper is the
Published every evening excepting Sunday, with a weekly edition on Thursday.
Its popularity is among the better classes, where it has a constantly increasing cir-
culation. The largest bona-fide circulation of any newspaper in the state. Adver-
tisements received through Remington Brothers, or any other reliable agency.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
503
The practical side of science is reflected in
Patent Record
A monthly publication of inestimable value
to the student of everyday scientific prob-
lems, the mechanic, the industrial expert,
the manufacturer, the inventor— in fact, to
every wide-awake person who hopes to bet-
ter his condition by using his brains.
The inventor, especially, will find in
The Patent Record a guide, philosopher
and friend. Nothing of importance escapes
the vigilant eyes of its corps of expert edi-
tors. Everything is presented in clean,
concise fashion, so that the busiest may
take time to read and comprehend. The
scientific and industrial progress of the age
is accurately mirrored in the columns of
The Patent Record, and it is the only pub-
lication in the country that prints the offi-
cial news of the Patent Office and the latest
developments in the field of invention with-
out fear or favor. It is independent of pat-
ent attorneys and shows favoritism to none.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE
ONE DOI,I,AR PER YBAR.
The Patent Record
Baltimore, Md.
504
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The
Independent
Forester
PUBLISHED MONTHLY AT TORONTO, ONT.
Established in 1880
H Circulation, 1899
159,000 m
fof which about three-fifths is in the United
States, the remaining two-fifths in Canada. ^
$& Increasing at the rate of about 2,000 a month. ^
Advertisements were not received until this year, but W
B are now solicited for the entire edition or for either the f
Canadian or United States portions. Rates very mod-
^ erate and if desired will be made on the actual number ji
^ of copies circulated. Affidavit of circulation will be ||
W furnished every advertiser each month. W
j|j THE INDEPENDENT FORESTER goes directly into the g
homes of the great middle class of people and is a
U valuable medium for advertising household articles, H
Jl medicines, bicycles, furniture, sporting goods, clothing, JL
W musical instruments, etc. W
For further information address
§ Forester Advertising Bureau f|
= Port Huron, Mich. §1
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
505
L. M. Smith, Manager.
A.J. Hazlett, Editor.
Tuesday and
Friday Mornings.
County
The Largest Circulation
of Any Paper Published
in the County.
Published Semi- Weekly at $1.50 per year by
The News Publishing Company
Bocyrus, Ohio
Official F»aper of the County.
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I |f You Want Business
Place Your Adve
The Marlin
IN FALLS COUNTY, TEXAS
Place Your Advertising in
® Established 1890.
8 Pages.
Only All Home Print in the County.
Circulation i,2OO. WRITE FOR RATES.
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St. Peter Free Press
Official paper of Nicollet Co., Minn. Large circulation in two counties, Nicollet and Le
Sueur, with good prospects for a healthy increase It is the largest publication in the two
counties named and a profitable advertising medium. Write for terms and sample copy.
Daily except Sunday. Circulation 3,000. The recognized leading paper of the manufac-
turing city of New Britain, Conn. Population 25 ooo. Fully covers the city and neighbor-
ing towns. Inquirv directed to any local merchant or newsdealer will prove that the
circulation and advertising results from the HERALD are greater than from all local
papers combined. HERALD PUBLISHING CO., 67 Church St., New Britain, Conn.
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Che Publications
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paulist patbcre
Hre universally conceded to Q
stand at the very top. ft ft
|AVING from their inception in 1865 been able, clean, reliable (ad-
vertisements included), and high-class in every detail, they have
secured far greater circulation than any others of their class, jt
Never giving piemiums, nor employing catchpenny methods, for
obtaining readers, they reach those who really want them, jit Each publi-
cation being adapted for securing a different class of readers, there is neither
waste nor over-lapping circulation. ^* Welcomed by the Clergy, also by
the Academy, Asylum, Club, College, Convent, Hospital, Monastery, School,
or other institutions in every department of the church, and in the homes of
intelligent, thrifty, well-to-do people throughout America, they are read fay
large buyers having ability to purchase for cash. J* Their readers having been
taught to believe and practice
Reciprocity
Gives their advertising pages a character and quality unsurpassed for practi- (
cal ability to create market for honest goods at fair prices, and standing the
real and final test of producing
Results
Here are examples : "Mr. R. G. Le Fevre, Mgr, Advt. Dept., Paulist Fath-
ers' Publications, Corner Broadway and 1 25th St., N. Y. City. Dear Sir :
The Catholic World Magazine is the best paying medium in which we have
advertised. This is saying considerable, because we spend several thousand
dollars each month in advertising. The investment was only 1225.00, check
with order, yet we, in ten months can trace results in actual sales of $3,714.63.
Wishing you and your publications all success, we are, yours very truly,
OSTERMOOR & CO."
prompt
The Vocalion Organ Co. Advertisement had first publication August ist,
and August 28th procured sale : Organ for Havana, Cuba. Price, $3,000.
Satisfactory
Service for very reasonable rates.
Terms alike to all advertisers.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 507
G o c o o o e o o o G Q c o Q o o e e o o e G G ® ©©•£<!£ o G: G :G so e. '&. © © © © Q.-Q. GOG
NORWICH
CONNECTICUT
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(The Rose of New England.)
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Population, 25,000; 25 churches; 2 theaters;
unsurpassed school system; is lighted by
electricity; 5 national and 3 savings
banks; 3 fire-arms factories; many cotton
and woolen mills; surrounding it many
large villages. If
Norwich Morning Bulletin
CIRCULATION 4,400.
IS the oldest, most influential, and ONLY newspaper in
Eastern Connecticut receiving the full report of that j
great news-gathering association, the Associated Press, j ;
It is delivered by carriers in all the vil-
lages along the lines of the railroads.
From Norwich to Saybrook (Thirty-three Miles).
From Norwich to Kingston Junction, R. I. (Forty Miles).
From Norwich to Palmer, Mass. (Fifty Miles).
From Norwich to Blackstone, Mass. (Fifty-seven Miles).
From Norwich to Webster, Mass. (Forty-three Miles).
NO PAPER in Eastern Connecticut has
NEARI/Y as large a circulation. /$ /$
SEE OTHER SIDE. THE BULLETIN CO., PUBLISHERS.
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I Norwich, Connecticut |
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The Rose of
v
New England
The Norwich Weekly Courier
Sells for
Fifty
Cents
a year.
BEST
ADVERTISING
MEDIUM
Issued twice
a week —
Tuesday and
Friday.
THE BULLETIN CO., Publishers.
See
other
side.
Is the second oldest paper in Connecticut, having been
established in 1 796, is twelve pages in size, and is the only
weekly newspaper in the United States receiving the full |
report of that great news-gathering association, the Asso-
ciated Press, that sells for 50 cents a year.
ITS CIRCULATION,
OVER 6,000,
Is almost wholly among people living in the RURAL
DISTRICTS, consequently it is the BEST advertising
medium FOR REACHING SUCH PEOPLE.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
509
The only morning daily in Syracuse, and the only morning paper of
general circulation throughout Central and Northern New York
The Post-Standard
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.
Sworn Circulation (Average)
4? Daily 17,575 Semi-Weekly 12,571 Sunday 15,195
A clean, wholesome, aggressive, up-to-date newspaper.
By the consolidation of the SYRACUSE POST and
the SYRACUSE STANDARD, The Post-Standard has a
larger circulation than any other daily paper be-
tween Greater New York and Rochester.
A. FRANK RICHARDSON,
Chicago Stock Exchange Building, CHICAGO
Temple Conrt, - NEW YORK
Snow Hill, Holborn Viaduct, - LONDON
CARRIES
WEIGH
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Arkansas' Leading: Newspaper.
Established 1819.
In almost every state there is some one newspa-
per which gives the advertiser the best service.
The Arkansas Gazette
I Published at Little Rock, Ark., a city of 45,000 people, is the paper of largest circulation
g and greatest influence in Arkansas. It is the only morning newspaper m the state which
0 carries the Associated Press dispatches, uses the latest improvements in getting up a
I newspaper, such as Web Perfecting Press and typesetting machines, and which employs
0 union labor. You cannot cover the great and growing state of Arkansas without using
_ THE GAZETTE. Rates and samples or any information in regard to the country by
* addressing a postal to the
• GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO., 1>ITTI,B ROCK, ARK.
A. Prank Richardson,
Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., Chicago. Temple Court, New York. Snow Rill, Holborn Viaduct, London.
A city of 50,000 ; the seat of the University of Tennessee ; an
extensive log and lumber market ; the center of the great
marble industries, cotton and woolen mill interests and the
immense saw mills, iron and nail works, car and railroad
shops, with three of the principal railroads of the state. It is
the home of the only Democratic daily and weekly in the city,
the official organ of the State of Tennessee, with as large a cir- i
culation in Knoxville as the two morning papers combined. "
A. FRANK RICHARDSON, 4
Temple Court, NEW YORK. Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., CHICAGO.
Snow Hill, Holborn Viaduct, LONDON. t
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The First Requisite to Effective Advertising is a Live,
Progressive Newspaper.
Fills this Requisite.
It is published in the centre of the richest agricultural region in
the Great West, and is found in more homes in city and state than
any other.
T!25 Illustrated Omaha Bee
A. FRANK RICHARDSON,
Temple Court, New York
Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., Chicago.
Snow Hill, Holborn Viaduct, London.
A beautifully illustrated halftone family paper, issued
every Sunday. It combines all the excellencies in its
features of the illustrated magazines, and is the only
publication of its class west of the Mississippi River.
JJlmira Advertiser BWPRA, N. Y.
DAII,Y AND
HE only mor^nmgpaperjn Daily CJrCUlatJOn ExCCCdS 8,5OO
in Southern Weekly Circulation Exceeds 10,000
Associated Press franchise, and one of the most complete up-to-date plants in the state.
A-fA -f*
. FRANK RICHARDSON,
Temple Court, New York.
It is necessarily essential if you desire to profitably extend your trade
in Central New York to be represented in the advertising columns of the
A bright, progressive newspaper, that numbers its su bscribers and readers in nineteen-
twentieths of the homes, not only in Utica but in all the surrounding towns. Its fea-
tures are not confined like many Sunday papers to society, fashions, short stories and
miscellaneous reading, but it gives the news of the day up to the moment of going to
press, through the Associated Press service, besides having a corps of special corre-
spondents in the principal cities.
JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, Utica, N. Y.
Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., Chicago. A. FRANK RICHARDSON Snow Hi". Holborn Viaduct, London.
Temple Court, New York.
O one paper covers the state in which it is published, but there is one publication in Monroe
County that pretty effectually covers Central and Northern New York. It has a larger
KNOWN CIRCULATION than any other paper in its city, which is a very prominent and flour-
ishing one with a rich, surrounding country. At once you will have surmised that
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The city is JvOCCSCl* and the PapCf thc
Democrat and Chronicle
DAILY, SUNDAY, WEEKLY.
It has a 6^-year record of aggressive and progressive
American journalism, and no rival in the field.
A. FRANK. RICHARDSON, Temple Court, NEW YORK.
Chicago Stock Exchange Bldg., CHICAGO.
Snow Hill, Holborn Viaduct, LONDON.
CARRIES
WEI GHT
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THE ENTERPRISE
DRILY RND WEEKLY
PUBLISHED AT
POKEEPSIE, N. Y.
Has the largest circulation and is the best
advertising medium in the Hudson River
Valley. : ::::::
It circulates among readers and business
houses of the highest class, and returns for
advertisers are always satisfactory. : :
For advertising rates apply to the publishers,
Enterprise Publishing <2o., P©KEEPSIE, N. Y.
Lockport Daily
^w> _ ESTABLISHED 1J5I.
AND
Niagara Weekly Journal
The favorite family paper of the finest fruit regions in America.
"We have web presses for doing pamphlet work cheaper than any
other house.
WRITE FOR ESTIMATES. W^RD & (>BB, lOCKpOrf, N. Y.
1000.
The Walton Chronicle
The leading republican weekly of Delaware county. Guaranteed circulation, 2,200
Valuable as an advertising medium because it reaches people who have money to spend.
Population of Walton village, 3,760. Advertising rates on application.
F. B. MAYHAM, Publisher.
Carthage
NORTH CAROLINA, (
MOORE COUNTY. (
I. W. H. McNeill, proprietor and editor, of
"The Carthage Blade," at Carthage, N. C.,
do solemnly swear that the present circula-
W. H. McNEILL, tion of the said paper is 900. W. H. McNeill.
Editor and Proprietor, Sworn to and subscribed before me this
24th day of March, igco
ikj f D. A. MCDONALD,
. *\« V" Clerk of Superior Court, Moore County, N. C.
-ft T r\ *l M Eight pages. Largest and most up-to-date
i IIP I f llf IB IfrlllV roPlV^ dailv newspaper in the Maritime Provinces,
I IIC I I 111 U LfUliy I^CJYT^ outside of Halifax and St. John Cities.
T|_ T %»/ || II Twelve pages. The largest, greatest,
HP I nirO WPPKIV ^PWS and most Popular weekly newspaper in
I lie II Ul U T C;^l%iy IICJVV^ NovaScotia Sworn Circulation in 1808,
3,400; in 1899, 3,821; present circulation, 4,500 Sworn statements of circulations given at any
time. Sample copies of papers and advertising rates gladly furnished on application.
Satisfaction is Guaranteed and best atten- I Publishers NEWS PUBLISHING CO.
tion given to advertisers in these papers. | and Printers. Truro, Nova Scotia.
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Texas
Baptist standard
Official Organ of the Baptist Societies of the Southwest.
It conserves the spiritual and material interests of over
300,000 communicants. It carries weekly good cheer
and comfort to hundreds of thousands of prosperous
homes. Advertisers desiring the Baptist of the expand-
ing southwest cannot afford to pass this paper by.
Every department up to date.
Baptist standard Publishing Co
. Texas.
THE HOME
ADVERTISER
best knows the val-
ue of a local ad-
vertising medium.
The columns of the
Ft. Wayne
Journal
Gazette r
Are the best evidence of
what local advertisers
think of it.^ Send for a
sample copy and get their
opinion of the leading
morning paper in north-
eastern Indiana.
The Journal Co., Publishers,
Fort Wayne, Ind.
RHaszs
I Daily ^THE>
Michigan City, Indiana. Weekly established 1835. Daily established 1882. Circulation,
daily 1,750, weekly 1,600. First-class mediums for La Porte County. City population
15,000. Largest city in the county. Only lake port in Indiana. Marine, commerce, rail-
road divisions and shops, large manufacturing interests and good farming country give jj»
the city much life. CHAS. J. ROBB and IRA S. CARPENTER, Editors and Publishers.
5S5ZH9
In making up your lists, be sure that you include the
Leavensworth Kan?. Evening Standard
It covers its territory thoroughly. For rates, etc., address
Standard Printing Go..
Leavensworth, Kansas.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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Saturday
Free
Press
Holyoke,
Mass.
jfFJlRICE TWO CENTS. :: An Independent
HJH Democratic paper. :: The news is published
without fear or favor. :: The latest sporting news,
both local and general, will be published in the
SATURDAY FREE PRESS. :: Have it sent to your
house or office every Saturday. :: Alderman
McDoodle wri es exclusively for the SATURDAY
FREE PRESS. :: Read his articles on local politics
and politicians.
A weekly paper with a substantial
circulation in seven cities and
towns in and around Holyoke.
Advertisers
Desiring to reach the buyers of
Columbia and vicinity must use
the COURANT (Weekly) and the
NEWS (Daily). :: :: :: :: ::
Published at "News" Building,
Columbia, Pa.
PDIU — Population, 750 ; County, Wellington, on
CHIH River Credit, on C. P. R. 20 miles from
Guelph, C. P. R. and G. N.W. telegraph lines, elecric
light, two express lines, bank, flour mills, planing,
knitting, woolen mills, saw mills, sash and door fac-
tory. Chief shipments — Stock, grain (2 grain eleva-
tors), stone, sand and lime. The town contains five
churches, Stanley Park, boating and pleasure re-
sort; best camping ground west of Toronto; public
and high schools. Surrounding villages where no
paper is published — Belfountain, Cataract, Alton,
Charleston, Balinafad, Ospring, Terra-Cotta, Mi-
mosa and Orton.
AniiAAivr— Weekly. W. Hull, Publisher and
ADVOCATE Proprietor. :: Established 1870.
Thursday. Independent. Subscription, $1.00. Eight
pages, size 22x15. Sworn circulation, 1,136.
Erin, March 23, 1900. Sworn to before me at the
Village of Erin, in the County of Wellington, this
23d day of March, 1900. — C. OVERLAND, JR., J. P.
Established 1577.
The saugerf ies
Daily w
Post
w weekly
The best advertising medium
in northern Ulster County.
R01NH & WOOD,
Proprietors.
corner Main and
Market Sts.
Saugerties, N. Y.
Highland Falls Journal
Established 1875. J.Carr Mount,
Proprietor. :: AN EXCELLENT
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
MONROE TIMES
Is the only home paper of a large,
populous and prosperous farming
section on Erie R. R. of Orange
Co., N. Y. It has no competitor.
It has been issued for twenty
years. Every family in this sec-
tion takes this paper.
Establishedl854
The Somerset
County Democrat
Only Democratic paper in the County.
Published every Wednesday at Somerset,
Pa. ALEX B. GROF, Editor and Publisher.
THE BEST FOR HEWS, ADVERTISING
AND JOB WORE.
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AVERAGE. AVERAGE.
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jO 1894
8,883 - 11,975
8,929 - 15,896
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9,098 - 17,496
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NORRISTOWN, PA.
Is the favorite paper of the people of Norristown city as well
as Montgomery county. It is read by the business men, the
mechanics, the laborers, the farmers and the people in general.
Its story department makes it at home in every family.
No better advertising mediums in this part of the state than
the daily and weekly REGISTER, Norristown, Pa.
The Patchogue Advance
TWENTY-NINTH YEaR-SLL HOME PRINT.
Published Every Friday.
The aovKNeE Carrie, i Circulation Covers
?<££££! Patchogue and a Sco
n Suffolk eounty.| Neighboring Village
JAMES H. eaNFIELO, PUBLISHER.
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J ff C>Cl > Stereo-Chases ; all kinds of Printers' Woodwork,
Jt I ronWork, Brass Work ; Engraved Headings and Date Lines ; in short, £
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Located in the garden spot of Texas. Pub-
^ lished in a city tributary to half a million
people. Leading and only afternoon paper.
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H Sole Agents Foreign Advertising
47, 48, 49 and 59 Tribune Building, New York
469 The Rookery, Chicago
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OUR STORY 1$ EASILY TOLD.
1 1* Manchester Union
Is the only morning paper between Lowell,
Mass., and Montreal, Can. There is no other
morning paper in New Hampshire, in the
eastern half of Vermont, or in the southern
part of Maine. It is the only morning daily a
traveler can buy on any of the railroad lines
in this section until nearly noon, when the
Boston papers arrive. It has a monopoly of
the newspaper business in Northern New Eng-
land. The Union guarantees circulation in
every township in New Hampshire. It abso-
lutely covers its field. It has a larger circu-
lation than all the evening daily papers in
the State of New Hampshire combined. If
you advertise in this section you MUST use
The Union.
THE WEEKLY UNION is the leading and largest
news and agricultural paper in the state, and has the largest
circulation in New Hampshire. It covers all the towns re-
mote from the railroad lines.
Union Publishing company
MANCHESTER, N. H.
NEW YORK OFFICE,
S. S. VREELAND, 150 Nassau Street, New York.
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ASBURY PARK DAILY PRESS
The leading daily newspaper
published in the resort district
of North New Jersey coast.
INDEPENDENT PROGRESSIVE
Printed on a perfecting press.
Telegraphic news service.
Evening edition all the year,
average circulation, 1899, 2,186;
morning edition during July and
August, average circulation ex-
ceeding 3,500. No questionable
advertisements admitted.
Rates for acceptable business
reasonable.
J. L. KINMONTH, Publisher,
Daily Press Building. Asbury Park, N. J.
ESTABLISHED 1892.
Most popular paper published in the heart of the
tobacco, lumber, and fruit growing regions
of South-east Texas.
Huntsville Enterprise
FRED. F MAYFIELD, Editor and Publisher.
Published at HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS.
The county seat of Walker County, at which
point is located the State Normal School with 500
students ; also the State Penitentiary with several
hundred employees and officials. A town of
2,500 population
As an advertising medium unsurpassed.
An up-to-date local newspaper — second to none
— for the farmer, business man, mechanic and
laborer.
Texas
SldlC
Democrat
C. E. GILBERT
| Larger circulation |
J than any weekly t
l newspaper in this *
t section of Texas. *
Auslinjexas.
Best means of reach-
ing rural South-west
Texas.
C E. GILBERT,
State Expert Printer.
Nothing better for Crawford County
and Meadville, Pennsylvania.
The Horning Star
EVERY WEEKDAY.
The Gazette
EVERY FRIDAY.
Best local and county news. Best
General News. Linotype print.
McCOY & CALVIN, Meadville, Pa.
The
Kaufman
Sun
Is all home print, 6 column, quarto.
Established in 1880.
Average circulation
for year ending
April 1, 1899, 1.320;
for year ending
April 1, 1900, 1,430.
Kaufman, Tex.
$25.00 in advertising to any agency prov-
ing circulation less than claimed by us.
Only clean advertising taken, and none
that will not pay its full share of expense
and us a profit. Apply for rates.
GOOLSBY & COLE, Publishers
Population of Kaufman, 3,100. Popula-
tion of the county. 30,000. Population, Rural.
THE LARGEST.
THE BEST.
The Elgin Weekly Courier
Is the largest and best weekly
paper published in Central or
South-west Texas. Its 800
bona-fide subscribe^ mostly
substantial farmers who own
the soil they cultivate. Elgin is
in the center of the great cotton
growing region of Texas.
S. J. ISAACKS, PUBLISHER, Elgin, Texas.
For Certain Results
The Delaware Express
Published at the county seat of
the prosperous county of Delaware.
A Clean,Up-to-date Newspaper.
DELHI, N. Y.
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as the only Sunday paper in Knox-
ville, which city has a population,
with a very small per cent, colored,
of over 55,000.
The Only Morning
Republican Daily
In the Entire South
The Journal-Tribune has a circula-
tion of 10,000 daily subscribers, 13,000
Sunday and 17,000 weekly.
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is the best field for advertisers; and the very
best medium for Kansas, Oklahoma and
Contiguous Territory is that "old reliable"
weekly farm journal, established in 1863,
The
The one tried and true medium with
•which to thoroughly cover the territory.
OUR SUBSCRIBERS were classed last year among the most prosperous people
in the Vorld, while 1900 promises even greater prosperity than any other year
in the history of the West. In 1897 the total value of (arm products in Kansas
alone was over $230,0(0000; then in 1898 it swelled to $265,000,000, and l8b-9
to $302,804,12;. For fuither particular address
The Farmer's Advocate Co.
Topeka, Kan.
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GATESVILLE TWICE-A-WEEK FORUM
Official Organ of the City of Gatesville. Sworn Circulation 1,400.
Largest guaranteed circulation in Coryell County, one of the most
prosperous counties in Texas. The only t\vice-a-week paper in
the county, Tuesday and Friday.
DON C. CURTIS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER, .......... Gatesville, Texas.
The only paper published in Archer County. All home print. Advertising rates furnished
on application. The county is well adapted to stock raising and farming1.
R. L. TAYLOR, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
Established 1843. Republican. Issued Every Thursday. Full of Sunshine and Good Cheer.
Grant County Herald
CLYDE R. SHOW ALTER, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER. Lancaster, wis,
The oldest paper and best advertising- medium in Southwest Wisconsin. Circulation 1,800.
Size, 8-column quarto. Price, $i 50 in advance. Advertising rates reasonable.
E. A. BROWN, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR, 518 Central Ave., Nebraska City, Neb.
Published every morning except Monday. Only morning daily in four counties. Complete
job department in connection. Beyond any doubt the best advertising medium in all South-
eastern-Nebraska. Daily edition $g bo per year ; Semi-weekly $1.50 per year. For advertising
rates apply by letter.
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Texas
Christian
Advocate
Fifty-Four years old ;
has the largest
circulation of any
religious paper in the
South or Southwest,
covering Texas and
New Mexico.
The official organ of
SIX METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CONFERENCES SOUTH ******
whose total member-
ship is more than Two
Hundred Thousand.
L. BLAYLOCK, Publisher,
Dallas, Texas.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 521
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^ VJTVIL/I 1 \ /\J^UC- 26th, 1900. If I could ?
4 not duplicate the twelve copies of PROFITABLE AD- f
& VERTISING just received, I would not part with them for |
^ One Thousand Dollars.— L, G. TURNER.
PROFITABLE ADVERTISING is the acknowledged
leader among advertising journals It is bright, original
and fully illustrated and offers great value at $1.00 a year.
Send 10 cents for sample copy and mention this Directory.
i PROFITABLE ADVERTISING and Art in
| Advertising, Boston, Mass. KATE E. GRISTOLD, Publisher.
THE PRESS
NEWBURGH, N. Y.
Every morning except Sunday. The only morning Democratic daily published in
Newburgh. A valuable advertising medium. JAMES G. DUNPHY, PUBLISHER.
Established in San Antonio, Tex., in 1888.
Oldest Spanish newspaper in Texas. Largest
circulation in the state. Rates for advertising
moderate. If you are studying Spanish, sub-
scribe to EL REGIDOR, weekly, $1.00 per
year. PABLO CRUZ, Proprietor.
2,000 circulation TTU ^ l\£k-M-f/\-W P/M1«-f*7 'Best advertising
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& -T ^ ^ * Venton County.
DAUGHERTY, NPWQ >? >? Established 1892 DEffTON,
Proprietors. ^^HJ =I^^^= TEXAS.
IF YOU WANT TO REACH THE MOST INDEPENDENT farmers in the South, the
population of TEN COTTON MILL TOWNS and the most intelligent people in NORTH CAROLINA,
xae^SfeTHE LINCOLN JOURNAL^^^Dc
is the medium you are looking for. Guaranteed sworn circulation 1,200 per week. Every copy paid for in
advance. Only paper in the county. Liberal rates. THE JOURNAL PTG. CO., Lincolnton, N. C.
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EAST TEXAS, the great Iron-producing Center of the great south west,
a»d RUSK, the County Seat of Cherokee County,
is the oldest and largest producer of Pig Iron west of the Mississippi River, having Three Furnaces,
One Pipe Foundry and seveial General Foundries and Machine Shops, whose combined annual
product is very large ; also the largest Furniture Manufactory in the South. FRUIT RAISING
and MARKET GARDENING are also important industries here. Besides all this there are within a
radius of 25 miles of Rusk, at least 25 Saw Mills, Gins and Grist Mills, emp'oying, as they must, a large
number of operatives, thus making
a most excellent medium through which advertisers may reach these people. Write at once for rates to
WM. C. CLOYD, Publisher, - - RISK, TEXAS
The Decatur
News Circula"m
Eight 6-column pages, always neat-
ly and clearly printed, and special
pains taken to set advertisements
so that they stand out.
oUU copies Issued every Friday and mailed to
the best families in Wise County.
Established in November, J88J, ^
by the present proprietor
Advertising Rates reasonable for
L. W. TYLER, Proprietor, Decatur, Tex. service Performed.
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER OF BRIDGEPORT
,N THE MORNING UNION, B±rrt>
The Best Medium in the Park City. Jfi ^ ^ pQRTER M f
Has the Largest Morning Circulation. r+-
FARGO, North Dakota. The only Norwegian-Danish
Semi- Weekly west of Minneapolis; has the largest
guaranteed circulation in the state. Was estab-
lished in 1878.
The most prosperous farmers are our subscribers. Do you FRAM PUBLISHING CO.,
want their business? Write us for rates and other informa- FaraO N. Dak.
tion you wish.
The SUN has attained the greatest age and largest
circulation of any paper ever published in the county.
Circulation more than double that of all other papers
SAN DIEGO, TEXAS published in or coming to the county. Send for rates
A. D. SMITH, - - Publisher and sarnp1* copy and let us convince you.
FRAM
The Sun
The Industrial Press
Originally
established 1850
Published in RUSK, TEXAS, (Formerly Standard Herald)
THE MINERAL CITY OF TEXAS. Center of Fruit Belt. JOHN B. LONG & SON
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
523.
THE WATCHMAN JOURNAL
WILLIAMSBURG, MISS,
The Leading independent weekly
of covlngton county.
Covers a rich and fertile field. Has a large
and growing circulation among a well-to-
do class of people. Send for sample copy
and rates* & ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ &
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lished in this territory, and is the only morning paper
published in Fort Worth, a city of 43,000 population.
Actual average circulation for 12 months, from January i, 1899, to January i, 1900 :
$
5K
DAILY, 9,219
SUNDAY, J0,864
Published every mornin
address, THE MORNIN
except Monday. For advertising rates, sample copies, etc
REGISTER, Fort Worth, Texas.
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PROSPEROUS STOCKFARMING REGION. One railroad just completed to 16
miles of the 'town. Two others, recently chartered and contract Jet for building one of
them to it. TOWN AND COUNTY DEVELOPING RAPIDLY.
7ie Free Press is the only paper published in the county.
Address, J. E. POOLE, Publisher, Haskell, Texas.
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NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
525
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Quebec
Do you want publicity in the Province of Quebec ?
Do you want to reach the French Canadians who
comprise over two-thirds of the population of
the Province of Quebec?
Do you want to reach the better class of this
people ?
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LA PATRIE
Can help you. It has a sworn daily circulation of 30,137
copies and its readers cannot be reached through any other
daily publication. It is the only French Liberal Daily in
Montreal, consequently has the field to itself. No general
advertiser can afford to overlook it. Write direct for rates.
LA PATRIE PUBLISHING CO.,
MONTREAL, CANADA.
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Benton Harbor Times
PUBLISHED EACH FRIDAY.
BENTON HARBOR, MICH.
Berrien County has 19 Newspapers, 18 Republican and THE BENTON HARBOR TIMES,
the only Democratic Paper. This accounts for our large circulation.
Advertisers get choice space. E. E. JARVIS, Editor and Publisher.
The
±£ Waynesville Courier !! per year-
Is the Leading Weekly Paper in Western North Carolina, a territory being rapidly
developed and destined to be the best portion of the state. Actual circulation, 1/225.
All home print It is in the highest railroad town East of the Mississippi, where
you will enter the proposed Appalachian National Park. * r** ROQNE Ed't r and P
The official organ of the-
South Texas Truck Grow-
ers' Association. Pub-
lished every Friday at
Rock Island, Texas, the
center of the great fruit
and vegetable section of the South. Best advertising medium in the South for those who want to
reach the farmer, truck and fruitgrowers. Address, Col. Albert D. Rust, Sr., Proprietor and Business
Manager, Rock Island, Texas.
Rock Island Journal
:IN ITS FOURTH YEAR.:
Allegheny sonniagsbote
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING -
ALLKGHENY, F»A.
Owing to the large number of Gprmans in Pittsburg, Allegheny, and the surrounding country, and their gen-
eral prosperity, the Pittsburg and Allegheny publications have lone been favorites with the general advertisers.
No firm that has used papers in this section can afford to omit the SONNTAGSBOTE from its list of mediums.
The Sonntiisrsbote pas a lar^e circulation not only in the city of Allegheny but in Pittsburg, which is oppo-
site Allegheny, and this circulation has increased yearly until the actual issue has reached an extent which is en-
joyed by few German Sunday papers. ADVERTISING RATES WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION.
GERMAN-AMERICAN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO., Publishers, JOHN E. JOGS, Manager.
J526
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The
Hackensack
Republican
flackensack, Bergen County, N.J.
An old and permanently established
eight-page Republican newspaper, pub-
lished weekly at the coupty seat of a
Republican county.
Has the largest bona-fide circulation
in a rapidly growing and prosperous
suburban community.
It reaches the homes of well to-do
farmers and village residents, because
it makes a specialty of the social, reli-
gious, political and official news of the
county, and is an authority in county
affairs. <£ <1& J& <£ <!& <£ <!&
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE.
THE TAYLOR
COUNTY NEWS
NEWS PUB. CO., Prop.,
Abilene, Texas
Reaches the people you want to do
"business with in Taylor County,
Texas.
The Ivalde
Leader
reaches every
qualified <£• ^
white voter of Uvalde County.
It has a live correspondent in every
village in Uvalde County. «J* «£* <£
Liberal advertising rates.
H. P. HORNBY, Proprietor and Publisher
The Archbald
Citizen isth;±dp?nei
locality containing 12,006 people,
and is the best advertising medium
in its field.
P. A. PHILBIN, Editor and Proprietor
ARCHBALD, PA.
Journal
Norfolk, Neb.
P. F. SPRECHER, Publisher
Published every Friday. 8 pages, all home print.
Has won the confidence of its readers and
advertising patrons. It is recognized as a
valuable advertising medium.
Circulation J,248 J* <* J*
Weekly Guide
JENKINTOWN, PA.
Issued *jjjr $1.00 a
Wednesday year
Circulation J,750
=pJermyn Press
JERMYN, PA.
PAUL W. HARRIS, - - Editor
Contains more local news than any other
paper in this section. It is the only paper
in the twin boroughs of Jermyn and May-
field. Is read by all classes. Circulates
in a community of 20,000 souls. It covers
the entire field. Advertisers who use the
columns of "THE PRESS" seldom stop.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 527
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! THE REPUBLICAN RECORD I
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is located at the county seat of Faulk County,
which is situated in the richest agricultural {
section of the Northwest. *
The REPUBLICAN RECORD is a progressive
and thriving weekly with a large circulation,
and its readers are a generous class of buyers.
CIRCULATION and N. J. FRAYN,
Editor and Publisher.
RESULTS GUARANTEED.
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covers that part of the greater city
known as the Borough of Queens, carries
weight to a class of people that TTjp TTMCC FLUSHING
reads the paper at the fireside. 1I1C lllTlL/>3 N. Y.
lAIIDMAI MCWC Has the Largest Circulation in the
JUUKll ALrl^in TT J County. We are able to prove
the above.
J. D. CARTER, Prop. A „. . .. , ___
Average Circulation, 1898 1 ,375
Hamilton, Texas " " l8"
1900 4,300
Deutsche Zeitung und Anzeiger
GERMAN GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER. Established 1872.
THE OLDEST GERMAN PAPER IN HOUSTON, TEXAS. Reaches the large German population
of South Texas. The newsiest, brightest of all. Only standard advertising matter
wanted. HOUSTON, TEXAS, P. 0. Box 255. M. TILING, Publisher.
The Lewisburg Chronicle
LEWISBURG, PA.
The Best Advertising Medium in Union County.
Reaches all the best families in the county. Rates furnished on application. ELMER E. SCHOCH, Publisher.
Established
1843.
528
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Established in 1894
The w
Avondale
Herald
Average Circulation
about 825 per week
Avondale, Chester Co., Pa.,
reaches a class of people whose patronage
is well worth soliciting, and is therefore a
valuable advertising medium,
Sample copies and advertising rates sent
for the asking.
. ANDERSON,
Editor and Proprietor,
AVONDALE. CHESTER Co. , PA.
The Alice Echo
is patronized by nearly every business house
in Alice and has received their patronage for
many years. THE ECHO also has many adver-
tisements for foreign concerns some of which
have renewed their ads. every year for many
years.
It pays others to advertise in the ALICE
ECHO, and why will it not pay you ? Try it at
first in broken doses, if in doubts, for your
business health.
D. S. BOOTH, Publisher,
THE ECHO, ALICE, Texas.
Many
Say
That
The
Boerne
Post
Established iS8o
is the best local paper in Southwest Texas.
Besides giving all the local news of Kendall
County, its original and instructive articles on
the questions of the day, places THE POST on
a par with many of the city dailies. It reaches
the best class of people and is therefore a prof-
itable advertising medium.
Dunmore,
Pa.
The Pioneer
Weekly
The Only Weekly Newspaper in Dunmore
The Only 50 Cent Weekly in the Valley
Write for terms.
EDWARD J. WOODWARD,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Lock Box 528. Dunmore, Pa.
The
Newsboy
Jasper, Texas
A Democratic, all-home-print weekly news-
paper. The official organ and only paper in
Jasper County, covering a section that is rap-
idly developing into one of the best sections of
the state.
To reach the people of Wise County,
Texas, use the columns of
The
Boyd Index
Established 1893.
Proctor Bros., Publishers, Boyd, Texas
Only paper in south half of Wise
County, which has 35,000 population.
Fifty-Seventh Year.
Dispatch and
Republican
Mercer, Pa.
Official paper of Mercer County. Making a
specialty of local news, the DISPATCH AND
REPUBLICAN has an extensive circulation
among the farmers, miners and iron workers.
Advertising rates on application.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 529
Rate, $1.50 per annum.
Established in 1888.
The Aransas
Pass Beacon
Rockport, Texas.
Published at the Great Texas Coast Health Resort.
Thoroughly Covers Its Field.
Advertisers wishing to thoroughly cover Collin and adjoining counties, one of the richest agri-
cultural sections of Texas, should use the
McKinney Kxaminer
Published every Thursday at McKinney, Texas. The leading Democratic weekly. Has a large
list of subscribers, is up-to-date and popular. Best advertising medium.
CLINT. THOMPSON, PUBLISHER.
The Citizen Journal
Atlanta, Texas.
Issued every Thursday. The official Democratic organ Established 1879. All home print.
Has the confidence of its large list of well-to-do readers, and is located in one of the wealthiest
sections of Texas. Send for rates. j M FLETCHER, PUBLISHER.
The Mercury
"Weimar, Texas.
JOHN H. BROOKS, PUBLISHER.
A progressive Democratic weekly issued every Saturday. Has a large and growing circu-
lation in a prosperous community. Send for rates and sample copy.
The Kree Press
Murfreesfooro, Tenn.
Issued every Friday. A Democratic weekly covering one of the richest sections of Tennessee.
The only medium for the advertiser who wants results. Circulation guaranteed.
KOR RA.TKS.
TheTribune
Brownsville, Tenn.
The TRIBUNE is a high-class weekly issued every Wednesday. Democratic, all home print,
offers the best advantages to advertisers who wish to reach this prosperous community. Send
ferrates. SAM. M. TAYLOR, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
Kranklin Advocate
-X'leadville, Miss.
A Democratic weekly issued every Thursday. Has a good circulation among a prosperous
class of readers. Advertisers will find it a valuable medium. Send for rates.
R. S. BUTLER, PUBLISHER.
530 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
IF
I an advertiser wishes \
to cover NEW ENG-
LAND, he must use
The
Boston Herald
Unquestionably NEW
ENGLAND'S Greatest
Newspaper. I
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NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 531
Established 1880.
The Southern j
flercury j
W Price, SI.OQ Per Year.
MILTON PARK, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR. w
3) ^y
^ JO. A. PARKER, REPRESENTATIVE.
NJ Twenty years without omitting a single issue, is a pretty fair ^
W Gaston Building:, record for a weekly paper in Texas. This is evidence of itc ^
s Corner Commerce ,. . ,. ... ,
^ and i/amar sts value as an advertising medium. Its constituents are found (S
k Dallas, Texas. *' in every one of the 256 counties in the state. NONE BETTER k
IN TEXAS.
The Leader
Pomeroy, Ohio,
Is located in one of the richest and most thriving sections of Ohio. It is a pro-
gressive and up-to-date weekly, with a large and increasing circulation among a
generous buying class of people. To secure results advertisers should use
THE LEADER. Circulation guaranteed. g p SMITH> PUBLISHER.
Tri-State Alliance
C. J. DeWitt, Editor. Issued every Friday at Pioneer, Ohio. A weekly home journal, devoted
to the interest of the " Blue Ribbon " agricultural district, bordering on the three great states of
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Republican in politics, all home print and popular among its read-
ers. Best advertising medium. Send for rates.
The Gem
Danville, Pa. Issued every Saturday by R. W. Eggert. THE GEM has a bona-fide circulation
quite as large as any two Danville papers combined, thus making it the best advertising
medium in this section. Our books are open to everybody for the truth of this assertion. Send
for sample copy and rates.
532
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The New Jersey Courier
OF TOMS RIVER, N. J.
Celebrates its Fiftieth Year by the addition of a new cylinder
press, typesetting machine, and new machinery throughout.
It is the only up-to-date paper on the Jersey shore between
Asbury Park and Atlantic City, and is the pioneer paper in
all that region. Published Thursdays. Win. H. Fischer, Editor and Mgr.
The
paper
that
reaches
the
people
of
West
Grayson.
The Tioga Tribune
Tioga
is
the
coming
health
resort
of
Texas.
All Home Print. Subscription
$J.OO a year in advance. Ad-
vertising rates reasonable.
J. G. WILLIAMS, Editor and Publisher.
The SHIELD and BANNER
MANSKIELD, OHIO
Daily and twice a week, Tuesday and Friday. Daily established 1888.
Weekly 1818. The only Democratic daily in Mansfield, with 15,000
population. :: Covers the field thoroughly. :: Circulation guaranteed.
SHIELD PUBLISHING CO., PROPRIETORS.
Advertisers who desire prompt
results from one of the best sec-
tions of Ohio should use the ::
Deflector
ISSUED every Thursday at
PAYNE, OHIO. Rates on
application. :: :: ::
A Democratic weekly with a large and increasing: circulation. Thoroughly covering Panlding
and surrounding counties. :: :: REFLECTOR PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors.
Yankton Gazette
DAILY is a four page, six column, all home print. Circulation guaranteed the largest in its field. 4fc
WEEKLY, 12 pages, home print and guaianteed to reach more people within a radius of fifty miles of
Yankton than any other local paper. 4fc $100 Forfeit in First National Bank on both above guaran-
tees. £ Printed and Published by Gazette Printing Company, Yankton, S. Dak. W. C. Lusk, Editor.
Iryi] KM FIELD, PA. Issued every Friday. The
II •! News is published in a rapidly developing
1=^1 industrial section of western Pennsylvania
arjd reaches a class of readers who are gener-
ous buyers. Circulation constantly increas-
ing. All home print. Rates reasonable.
C. M. CHAMBERS,
Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 533
M/*%*%
A Concentrated IGXcIS flflCj tHe There Are Over 200,000
Circulation. White Baptists in Tex-
! ^ Territories asandthe^^^
TheTexas Baptist
A nrl
/\11LI
Is The Consolidated
Texas State Paper.
Most papers, even the best, have a diffused circulation ; that is,
their subscribers are scattered over several states, and the adver-
tiser pays from two to ten papers to reach the same families. The
TEXAS BAPTIST AND HERALD is a Texas paper, and circulates
almost exclusively in Texas and the Territories. It has a reading
circulation of not less than 100,000. Following the usual custom of
newspapers, we could claim 40,000 or 50,000 circulation, issue that
number a few times and save our money on subsequent issues at
the expense of the advertiser. Advertisers should appreciate the
policy of the TEXAS BAPTIST AND HERALD.
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Largest Baptist Paper in the Southwest
Canada has only one capital — OTTAWA. \
The capital has only one morning newspaper —
A THE EVENING CITIZEN is the brightest and best evening paper i
in Ottawa. You can secure a_rate for both papers.
i The Ottawa Citizen Co., . . Ottawa, Canada. i
The Democrat
Bedford City, Va
M. T. HARRISON
*x^^^r\
Is located at the county seat of Bedford County, one of the most thriving sections of
Virginia. THE DEMOCRAT is a progressive
-, with a good circulation. Democratic
and all home print. Circulation guaranteed. Send for rates.
<. 1*1x0 Gr r o v e t o :«. "W" ~~ ~ -
N. F. BEI/K, Publisher.
( Issued every Thursday at Groveton, Texas. Covers Trinity and adjoining counties
S thoroughly, has a good list of subscribers, and is popular and up to date. Send for rates. C
534 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The New Jersey
Established 1822
M . B. Rollinson, Editor l r T Rahway, N. J.
Circulates among the best purchasing community in Union County. People
who have money to spend, read the ADVOCATE, and it circulates in their
homes. Send for sample copy and rates.
IV. O.
Thoroughly covers Rutherfordton and adjoining counties.
Its subscribers are a well-to-do class of people, therefore the
best buyers. Place your advertising where results are sure.
SEND FOR SAMPLE COPY AND RATES.
The Mayville
Tribune
500 Circulation in
Traill County.
Nor^Dkkota. THE RICHEST AGRICULTURAL
COUNTY IN THE WORLD,
The Foard County News
Published every Friday at Crowell, Texas. The leading Democratic weekly of this rich, agri-
cultural district. All home print and up-to-date. Has a large list of well-to-do readers.
Advertisers wishing to secure results should use the NEWS. Send for rates.
H. W. Norwood, Publisher.
U^Austin Texas Evening News
Published every evening except Sunday. The leading Independent Democratic daily. 4 page,
6 column, all home print. Thoroughly equipped and up-to-date. Has the support of the best
class of readers, therefore the bebt advertising medium. Circulation guaranteed
News Publishing Co., Proprietors.
Has a large list of readers who are generous buyers,
La Orange, Texas.
News
It is acknowledged as the ablest and one of the best
mediums in this fine section, and has the confidence
of its readers. Circulation guaranteed.
J. C. Cochran, Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
535
The
Herald
Malvern, Ohio.
Published every Friday. A thoroughly
progressive country weekly with a large
list of generous buyers. It is located in
one of the best sections of Ohio, is up to
date, popular among its readers. Cir-
culation guaranteed.
A. C. BECKI,EY,
Publisher.
^Advance
Sealy, Texas.
A. B. MILLER, PROPRIETOR.
ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY.
A Republican weekly with a large list
of well-to-do readers, thoroughly cover-
ing this well-to-do section. Your pat-
ronage is solicited.
Smith County
Pioneer
Smith Center,
Kansas.
Nelson & Hutchings, Publishers.
The PIONEER is a thoroughly up-to-date
county seat weekly with a well-estab-
lished circulation, going into the homes
of a well-to-do class of readers. Fine
advertising medium. Send for rates.
The
Lincoln Co.
Leader
Published every Thursday at Fayette-
ville.Tenn. Is a thoroughly wide-awake
and progressive weekly with a large and
increasing circulation. The following
testimonial is evidence of its popularity
among the leading advertisers:
CHICAGO, February 8th, 1900.
THE LINCOLN CO. LEADER,
Fayetteville, Tenn.
GENTLEMEN:— A copy of your current issue happens to
come to this, the advertising manager's desk, and in looking
it over we feel prompted to express our satisfaction at its gene-
ral appearance. While we use our careful judgment and
utmost discrimination to select only the best class of publica-
tions, still so many of our papers fall short of those qualities
that go to make up a good sheet, that it is really gratifying to
handle a paper like yours, representing at once the highest
type of local journalism.
As you may be aware, we are advertising in upwards of 3,500
newspapers throughout the country, all of which are carrying
our $15.50 Burdick Sewing Machine advertisement, the same
as you are, and among these papers, for style, make-up and
matter, both literary and typographical, we are pleased to
acknowledge your paper stands in the front rank, and we feel
convinced that while the excellent value we are giving in this
$15.50 Burdick Sewing achine accounts for many of the
orders received lately from your vicinity, a large share of the
credit is due to our advertisement with you.
Wishing you continued success, we beg to remain,
Yours very cordially,
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
Per L. E. ASHER, Advertising Manager.
The Alert
Daily Jamestown, No. Dak'.
Weekly w. R. Keiiogg, Publisher.
The leading Republican daily and
weekly of this rich, agricultural district.
It has the largest circulation and is all
home print. It is up to date and popular
among its readers, therefore a valuable
advertising medium. Send for rates.
Do you want results from one of the
richest sections of Tennessee ? If so
The Times
Issued every Saturday at MARYVILLE,
TENN., is located at the county seat of
Blount County, which has a population
of 20,000. It is a thriving weekly with
a good circulation and offers good ad-
vantages to advertisers.
A. GODDARD & SONS, Publishers.
536 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Its Field
Population
Freeland . . 8,000
Sandy Run . . 1,000
Eckley .... 1,241
Drums . 900
St Johns . .
Derringer . .
500
. 1,200
Freeland, Pa.
White Haven
Drifton . .
. 1,800
. 2,195
Preeland Edition, White Haven Edition,
Upper Lehigh
Ha/le Brook .
. 1,341
500
Friday Afternoon Friday Morning.
Conyngham .
Sheppton . .
. 1.700
980
We cover the towns listed here more thoroughly
Nuremberg .
Jeddo . . .
. 1,300
. 1,500
than any other medium entering them.
Total
24,157
.Guaranteed Circulation 20,000.
It Leads in the Afternoon Field.
It Brings Results to Advertisers.
THE STEVE W. FLOYD SPECIAL AGENCY,
IN CHARGE FOREIGN ADVERTISING,
St. James Building, 26th Street and Broadway, . . New York
Boyce Building, Chicago
The Register
Democratic L* ^ L^f ^ f*U j O ^ A H Lockhart,
All Home Print 1 C U I O L W I Texas,
El Paso Morning Times
Circulation guaranteed. A leader in modern journalism. Bright, up-to-date and has the
confidence of its large list of generous buyers. Send for rates.
R. WILSON, Editor and Publisher.
El Paso,
Texas.
El Paso has a population of 22,500 ; seven railroads ; a first-class newspaper — THE TIMES — without
a rival ; is the supply point for the richest mining, cattle and agricultural center of the southwest
and northern Mexico; is a wide-open, " Let-'er-go-Gallagher " hustling city of big realizations
and bigger aspirations. The advertising season is ALL the time. The only effective way to
reach this rich money-making population is through the columns of THE TIMES. Rates on
application.
"EXAMINER
The leading Democratic weekly of this rich and prosperous community. Circulation well
established and good advantages offered to advertisers. Send for rates.
CLINT. THOMPSON, PUBLISHER.
The floulton Texas Eagle
By Qoeth & flenefee.
Issued every Saturday at Moulton, Texas. A prosperous, up-to-date weekly, with a growing
circulation. Good advantages offered to advertisers. Send for rates.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 537
DOLGEVILLE FREE PRESS
D3LGEVILLE, N.Y.
ADS. IN THE FREE PRESS REACH THE MONIED CLASS
ELGIN A. DOCKSTADER
Editor and Proprietor
The News
Richmond's popular news,
paper
Everybody in Richmond, Va., reads the NEWS.
Advertisements in its columns sell goods.
THE STEVE W. FLOYD SPECIAL AGENCY
Managers for Foreign Advertising
St. James Bldg., Broadway and 26th St., New York Boyce Bldg., Chicago
THE MONTOR
Established 1873
Independent. All home print. Good advantages offered to advertisers who desire to reach this rich
section of the Lone Star State. Send for rates. FRANR ^ JONES> Publisher.
P«Mfch«* every Friday.
8_pages, all Home Print.
SMITHVILLE, TEXAS Circulation and results guaranteed.
SMITHVILLE, population 4,500 ; M. K. & T. Ry. Division, shops and round house, monthly pay roll,
$35,000 oo ; $8,000.00 Railroad Y.M.C. A. Building ; $35,000.00 Iron Bridge ; Opera House ; Electric Lights ;
Oil Mill, etc. Fine farming and cattle raising section.
STAPLES & GRIMES, Editors.
Hillsboro, Texas
J. S. BRADLEY, Editor
The People's Searchlight
Is published every Wednesday in one of the finest live stock and agricultural sections of Texas. Is all
home print and has a large and growing circulation among a well-to-do class of people. Hence, a valu-
able advertising medium. Send for Rates.
The Mirror Gazette ksucd cvery Saturdayat
X HC* 1V1111W1 V-JO'ACLUC- KILBOURN, WIS.
Offers good advantages to advertisers who desire to thoroughly cover one of the best sections in
Wisconsin. It is bright, clean and progressive, and has the confidence of its readers.
Circulation guaranteed. JAMES E. JONES, Editor and Publisher
538
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Established in 1886. Circulation, 9,600.
II Vesuvio
Is the Leading Italian Weekly in the United States.
IL VESUVIO is one of the best advertising mediums in
the States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Maryland
and Delaware, its circulation being larger than the
combined circulation of the three other weekly
newspapers published in the City of Philadelphia.
Oldest Italian Weekly Newspaper in the United States.
Published every Saturday morning. Subscription,
$1. CO per year. Eight pages. Independent in poli-
tics. Two cents per copy.
Prof. F. J. Scannapieco, Publisher,
738 South Eighth Street, \ Philadelphia, Pa.
Printing and
Translating
Bureau
Latin,
Italian,
French,
Spanish and
English
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Leading New England Newspaper.
*. Established in 1824, by SAMUEL BOWLES. Daily, $8.00; Sunday, $2.00 ; Weekly, £
*. ig.OOa Year. A Valuable Advertising Medium. *
Circulation: Daily 15,000; Sunday 13,5CO; Weekly 4,000.
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The official paper of the city, county and state. J W. Clift. Editor and Publisher.
The best advertising medium on the line of the D., L. & W. R. R. Published in a
suburban residential city of 6,000 population. JSUIVI^XIIT, JV« J»
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BELOIT, WISCONSIN.
Daily Circulation 1,330 ; Weekly 940.
Population of Beloit, io,coo. Educational, man-
ufacturing and agricultural interests.
Daily $5.00 ; Weekly $1.00.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 539
WE'LL PUT YOU NEXT to 16,000 people a day, right in the heart of New
Jersey, if you use an -advertisement in our columns.
Great advertising medium. Rates reasonable. Let's Hear From You.
Wm. B. Boyd, Advertising Manager. \e\y BfUDSWick N I. Daily and Weekly.
The Oldest Democratic Daily and Weekly Newspaper in the State.
Daily, "Daily Press" established 1862
*6.OO " Daily News " established 1871
a Year. Consolidated June, 1883
Large space devoted to I col interests, _ _
— read by eveiiibody, and copied from [\j f~^ XTt T fr~\—
by all cmitemporaries. Largest daily -i- > ^^ VV VJJ .
circulation in Pougltkeepsie.
Observer established lolo I Jj^^-t -4 /~\* \^~\ I ^ f~^*- f^*- -*~~*- *^~~*< -4 /^^
"Telegraph" established 1X23 X i t 1^1 S^ 1 I IA. CTCT I J^> I C3
. "News" established 1871
Consolidated June, 1883 1VT ,^ — — . T ^--^ _' 1 ^ ^ "I f^f^f-f**^* -f^\T^I
Circulation larger than t/iat of any X >^ V^ VV^ V^~ A t 1 t. i_i I Cll TJX A
pajx r )titli/ixli«l in tin • Ilutinon Rim-
;/_— o journal for the family. The Poughkeepsie News Company,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. J- w- HINKLEY, President. News-Press Building,
LAW PRINTING A SPECIALTY. J°HN DOHENY" Bus' Mana^r- Market and Cannon Streets"
EatablisHed 1847.
Issued Every Wednesday at JACKSON, OHIO.
D. W. WILLIAMS, Editor. THOS. C. GERKEN, Associate Editor and Manager.
THE STANDARD-JOURNAL CO., PUBLISHERS.
An eight-page paper, cut and pasted. The leading and
enterprising paper in the county. The official organ.
On account of our large circulation, THE STANDARD-JOURNAL
is a splendid advertising medium. Rates on application.
A BETTER STANDARD THAN HAS BEEN.
Port Perry— The County Hub.
Ontario Co. Population 58,000.
THE STANDARD Covers the Field.
Established 1860.
The Local Weekly.
Conducted by T. B. BENNESS.
Published at
PORT PERRY, ONTARIO, CAN.
The Port Perry
STANDARD
If you want to reach the farmers of Grant County, Wisconsin, advertise in
Revie\v
Fennimore,
Wis.
They all read it. A desirable, intelligent constituency ; profitable to advertisers.
Circulation l,6CO. Henry E. Roethe, Publisher.
TunKtiannock Republican
Size 27x44. ^ $1.50 per Year. ^ * G. S. BALDWIN, Publisher.
Published every Friday at Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania. Advertising rates sent on application.
Is the party paper of Wyoming County. Circulates in farming and mining districts.
A first-class advertising medium. Circulation i<joo.
540
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Phillipsburg
Daily
Post
Established 1892
?tfe3
Is the oldest, most reliable,
and only Republican daily in
the 4th Congressional District
of New Jersey, comprising the
counties of Warren, Sussex,
Hunterdon and Morris. As an
advertising medium it is unexcelled.
M. T. LYNCH, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER,
406 Main St., Phillipsburg, N. J.
The Press
LAKE CHARLES, LA.
Daily and Weekly. All the news that
is fit to print. OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
BEST ADVERTISING
riEDIUn IN
SOUTHWEST
LOUISIANA.
COUNTRY is rapidly filling up with
settlers from the North. Large lumber
and milling interests, also the largest
Rice Mill in the United States. Irrigat-
ing Plants for rice raising located here.
Ample water and rail transportation.
E carry no delinquents on our sub-
scription list, taking off periodic-
ally all the names of those persons
who become materially in arrears, & Our
Jobbing Department is complete. We
are able to do all kinds of work, from a
card to a full-sized poster.
The«
Nazareth Item
Weekly. Established 1891. For rates,
etc., write : ALBERT 0. STUROIS &
CO., Publishers, Nazareth, Pa.
|E claim to publish one of the larg-
est, best and neatest local papers
in Northampton County, and our
circulation is constantly increasing.
Advertisers who have tried 'the ITEM
find it to be a profitable investment at
all times.
The Madison
Eagle
Issued every Friday at Madison, N. J. Independent
in politics, and all home print. COVERS an
exclusive field with a guaranteed circulation.
Advertisers should include it in their lists. It
is a paying medium. For rates, etc., address
EAGLE PUBLISHING & PRINTING CO.
BRIGHT, CLEAN AND NEWSY.
The
Elmhurst
Signal
Only paper
on line of
D.L. & W.
R. R. between
Scranton
and
Stroudsburg.
EVERY FRIDAY.
ELMHURST, PA.
COVERS THE WHOLE
FIELD and
circulates among an
intelligent and
well-to-do people.
F. W. HARLOW, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
54i
! A Few Reasons Why
m*mm*f
•X We Are
The Oldest,
The Largest,
The Best.
We Reach
The Right People,
The Best People,
The Only People
On the WABASH.
Lafayette
Home
Journal
Lafayette, Indiana.
F. R. Letcher, - Editor.
Augusta,
MAINE
K.ENNEBEC
Journal
The KENNEBEC JOURNAL is published at Augusta, the capital of Maine, within eight
miles of the officially determined center of population in that state. It is the only morning
daily for Waterville, Augusta, Gardiner and Hallowell. These four cities were shown by the
census of 1890 to have an aggregate population of 26,306. In all of them the KENNEBEC
JOURNAL his located a city editor and runs a daily local department for each.
In addition to its daily, the KENNEBEC JOURNAL publishes a fine weekly. This is a
newspaper and an agricultural paper combined in 16 large pages. In the great agricultural
counties of Kennebec and Somerset it enjoys a larger circulation than any other paper.
BURLEIQH & FLYNT, Publishers.
JPotter
Coudersport, Pa. Official County Paper. John B. Coulston,
Editor and Proprietor. Only Democratic Paper at the County Seat.
Published Bvery Friday. $1.00 a Year.
Advertising rates reasonable. Largest circulation of any paper in Potter County.
The Lewisburg, Pa.
Established 1843.
Chronicle
Oldest paper and best advertising medium in Union County. Reaches the best families
in the county. Advertising rates on application. E'mer E. Schoch, Publisher.
542
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Unless you Keep a COMPLETE Record of ALL RETURNS.
>X'S ADVERTISING CHECKING AND RECORDING BOOK is
a new idea in advertising accounting. Every advertiser who uses it
says it is all right. It will please you so you will say the same thing.
A great aid in keeping advertising affairs straight. It records all manner of
data, costs, checks ads., returns, inquiries, in fact does everything. Adopted
by advertisers with established advertising systems. PRICE, $1.00 per copy post-
paid. Specimen pages for stamp.
Fox's Combined Mail Order Register and Account Book
Two sets of books in one. It will save you labor, money and time. You
can tell at a glance the date upon which an order is received and. filled, the
buyers' names and addresses, articles sold, cost and selling price, profit,
paid out and for what, how goods where shipped, advertising medium which
drew the order, etc. All this is recorded on one line. You will have to see a
copy to fully understand it. The book is neatly ruled and holds nearly 5,000
entries. PRICE, $1.00 per copy, postpaid. Address
F. H. FOX, Box 12, BECHTELSVILLE, PA.
The Daily News
Bangor, Pa.
Covers a thickly populated region. Bangor and
surroundings contains 10,000 people, and THE
DAILY NEWS and its weekly edition, the OBSERVER,
are the only newspapers in the field. Advertising
rates made known on application.
W. R. GRUBB, PUBLISHER.
Published Semi- Weekly— Mondays and Thursdays. Freeland, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania. To
reach the readers and buyers of the Lehigh region of the Anthracite Coal Field, the columns of the
Tribune must be used. Tribune Printing Co., Limited, Publishers.
The Daily Dispatch
Shamokin, Pa., is the oldest
established daily paper in Sha-
mokin, a city of 24,000 popula-
tion. It has 1,000 more guaranteed circulation than any daily paper in Northumber-
land County. Advertisers always get good results. THE DISPATCH PUBLISHING Co.,
Proprietors, \Y. S. Guiterman, Business Manager.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 543
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e'yfTreas. A' E' C' MINDERMANN, Managing Editor.
The Dover Printing Company
PUBLISHERS OF
THE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER IN MORRIS COUNTY, have purchased the circula-
tion and good will of THE MORRIS JOURNAL, and The Iron Era, with the circulation of the
Morris Journal added to its own, is now offering better service to advertisers than any other
newspaper in the county. An average weekly circulation of 3,000 copies guaranteed. Kates on
application.
THE IRON ERA, Dover, Morris Co., New Jersey.
NEW ENGLAND LIST
Local Evening Newspapers that Should Not be Omitted by Advertisers wishing to Cover that Section.
Connecticut :
Ansonia Sentinel. Bridgeport Standard. New Britain Record. New London Globe.
Norwalk Evening Hour. Stamford Advocate. Waterbury Democrat.
Massachusetts :
Worcester Post. Holyoke Transcript. Attleboro Sun.
Rhode Island :
Providence News. Westerly Herald.
FinforamaStfonndapply The B. A. Keppich Special AgCHCy,
New York and Chicago,
Special Representatives. 116 Nassau Street, N. Y.
The only reliable reform paper in the 12th Congressional District in the
State of Texas, is the
Texas Populist
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Joe H. Foster & Son, Editors and Proprietors. Subscription $1.00 per Annum.
An ad. in its columns reaches more people than one in any other reform paper in the whole
district, which comprises an area as large almost as the State of New York.
The Live Oak Journal Texas
Only Paper Published in Live Oak County. A Splendid Advertising Medium.
Subscription Price, $1.00 Per Year.
J. M. CUNNINGHAM, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
The f^^ t^ »t^% •*% I ^^ II ^^ Tells a11 alx>ut LA PORTE, the rising
La Pflrte X— ^ • I ^J I I C ^ I f^ and thriving young seaport on the
Section of the famed fruit belt of Texas. Is published in a community of prosperous
northern people. Is printed all-at-home in first-class style. Has a large and increasing
circulation, and offers value received to advertisers. Sample and rate-card on application.
THE CHRONICLE, La Porte, Texas.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 545
Lcwiston and Auburn,
Maine, are twin cities
(No paper published in Auburn),
With a population nearly, if not
quite, 35,000 people.
Is the ONLY MORNING PAPER for these two cities.
It is the only Independent daily in central Maine.
THE LEWISTON SUN has the full night service
of the Associated Press. Its financial and market
reports compare favorably with any in Maine.
l|! The Lewiston Sun's Woman's Page
''inn
||||||i Contains full accounts of Maine's Woman's Clubs, literary
IIIIU chat, and a department devoted to the household. The SUN'S
local columns and local correspondence from adjacent towns
||||||l cover its field completely. The SUN is at all times a clean
IIIIU paper. It is a paper for the home and for the family as well
as for the business man. Rates low. Circulation statements
||||||i honest. Price considered, advertisers receive more for their
IIIIU money than in most New England dailies.
The livest newspaper proposition the Jersey Capital has ever
known is the TRENTON TIMES. Last May it had 1,800 circulation.
To-day we will guarantee you over 8,000, and will further guarantee
you that it has a larger circulation than all other Trenton dailies com-
bined. The TRENTON TIMES is the only penny paper in Trenton and
the only afternoon paper, and we might add, the only really local
newspaper in the city. Trenton has over 75,000 of the best people in
the world. Our rates are still low. Address
TIME;®, Trenton, 3V. j.
Tyrone Tiroes
VOLUME XXI. TYRONE. Pa. $1.00 PER
Harry a. Thompson, Editor and Publisher.
(BELL). LARGE CIRCULATION. EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
ADVERTISING RATES FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
The Paper's Name Dotli Not Belie it.
LEADS in mechanical neatness, news-gathering and circulation. It pleases its readers. It
pays its advertisers. Try it.
LEADER, VAN ALSTYNE, TEXAS. R. S. FULTON, Publisher.
546 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Worcester, flass.
gl»
s2 has a population of nearly 110,000. But one city in
Ji ^ the state (Boston) has a larger population. It has four
h 0 daily papers — two morning and two evening.
3£
HI The Evening Paper
*i0 is pretty generally conceded by the largest advertisers
?]g as the one that brings the best returns, for its circula-
tion is largely in the home. s
The Gazette
is the only two- cent Evening paper in Worcester, and
it has first position in the Evening field.
It is a clean paper. Held in high esteem by its
readers. Non-sensational — yet full of life. Second to
no paper in Worcester in fraternal society news,
" social and personal " gossip. It is the " Home "
paper of Worcester.
It is sometimes asserted that one paper in the
home is of more value than three outside. If this
i
in Worcester.
be true — even to a much less proportion — the
GAZETTE is, by far, the BEST advertising medium ^
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 547
THE MANSFIELD NEWS
Mansfield, Ohio.)
DAILY, SUNDAY AND SEMI-WEEKLY,
is the people's home paper, and is the best advertising medium in the wealthiest
and most populous inland city in northern Ohio. Owns its own building, Associ-
ated Press franchise, Linotypes and fast web presses. Advertising rates 12c. to 30c.
net per inch, each insertion, according to time and location. Sample copies on
application.
The Daily News Circulation, 4,000, Guaranteed. The Sunday News has 4,000 to
4,200. The Semi-Weekly News has 2,450 Bona-fide Paying Subscribers.
The NEWS is one of the leading Republican papers in the center of the state, is
alive and up-to-date, prints all the news both, local and general, and enjoys the dis-
tinction of being the most widely quoted paper in Ohio. — Extract from History
of the Republican party in Ohio, Vol. 1, page 837.
THE NEWS, Hansfield, Ohio.
THE BEST LOCAL NEWSPAPER IN NEW JERSEY.
The Summit Record
Summit, Union County
Thomas F. Lane, Editor
Covers the most desirable field for advertising in the state.
Bright, crisp, newsy and recognized as the best local paper
in New Jersey. Advertising rates on application.
The Jamesburg Record
E. S. H AMMELL, PUBLISHER. Jamesburg is a thriving manufacturing and railroad center. In the heart
of the dairy country. Seat of State Reform School. 39 miles from New York. THE RECORD has the
field to itself and thoroughly covers it. Address RECORD, Jamesburg, N. J.
Williamstown, Pa., Times
is the only paper published in a town of 5,000 population. THE TIMES covers its
field thoroughly, and is an excellent advertising proposition.
MATTIE J. OPIE, EDITRESS AND BUSINESS MANAGER.
TrtE: JOURNAL.
Susquehanna's oldest and best newspaper. Luder pres-
ent management twenty-nine years. Circulation 3,500.
B. F. Pride, Editor and Proprietor, Susquehanna, Susquehanna Co., Pa.
Advertisers get best results through
The Keyport Enterprise
Published at Keyport, N. J., every Friday morning. Established September 18, 1879, by the present
publisher and proprietor. Circulates largely through northern and eastern sections of Monmouth Co.
Guaranteed circulation 1,025 copies per week. Fred. F. Armstrong, Lock Box 333, Keyport, N. J.
548 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Pennsboro INews
The
Has a larger circulation in its territory than all other publications combined.
From Parkersburg to West Union 55 miles, from Sistersville to Qrantsville, 70 miles,
the richest part of West Virginia, there is only one Democratic newspaper, THE
PENNSBORO NEWS, a large 56-column paper that goes to 1,600 families every
week. At some B. & O. stations THE NEWS has more subscribers than the eight
Republican papers combined and always more than any two of them.
This data is submitted as a pointer to adver-
tisers aiming to reach rich country trade.
The Somerset Democratic
TT TT J. H. Mattison, Proprietor
Messenger *£ somerv^Nj.
Established in 1822. Oldest newspaper in the county. No
better advertising medium in this section of the state. Rates
and affidavit as to circulation furnished on application. Sub-
scription price $1.00 a year, if paid in advance.
The Mauch Chunk J^ C()a| QaZCttC
Daily Times
** Twice a week. Tuesdays and Fridays.
The pioneer daily of Carbon Co. Recognized as
one of the leading Independent dailies of the state. Republican organ of the county— 70 years old.
Est. O. B. Sigley, Publisher, Mauch Chunk, Pa.
THE MERIDIAN TRIBUNE
Strictly a County Paper. Leading Paper of Bosque County. Has Largest
Circulation. ALL HOflE PRINT — with a circulation of 1,150 copies per
week and increasing fast. The leading advertisers of the U. S. use it.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. CAN WE HAVE IT ? Address, LEVI A. DUNLAP, Publisher, MERIDIAN, TEXAS
Grayson Journal
Published every Thursday at INDEPENDENCE, VIRGINIA, by W. R. Wright.
Terms: one copy, To ADVERTISERS. — Our rates are reasonable and our circulation
one year, 75 cents. large and steadily increasing. Send your advertising orders.
•CUERO, TEX., April 8.
Tlie Galreston Tribune,
Galveston, Texas.
Please increase my order to 25 copies daily.
EDWARD A. PEARY.
For several
years THE
GALVESTON TRIBUNE
has been recognized as the foremost evening paper in
Texas and has boasted the largest city circulation. Mean-
while its excellent market reports have put it in demand
in the Texas Cotton Belt, and lately it has under-
taken an expansion scheme with excellent results. It is
now circulated by mail at 10 cents a week, and as fast as agents are secured the plan is working with excellent
results. The accompanying letter from its agent at Cuero is one of many like orders. By reason of increasing
circulation and larger papers to give advertisers good positions, THE TRIBUNE'S consumption of white paper
has doubled in the last two months. The morning papers in Texas are no longer the whole thing.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 549
Par Axiom
The Herald's ads. are read as k - -
'Because they change each day; *P 1-1 p t*f\ I ff
They give the advertiser' s<views *W0
That's <why they always pay. i^jp
news
What the Herald items and
says goes in Yon= ^ must be
kers. ^ Women ^
read it— Men read * changed
it -AH read it. J| everyday
The
Yonkers Herald
w Published every
Yonkers News —
All the Yonkers S afternoon
News --What <• (except
Yonkers does goes 4£ Sunday) at
in the Herald.
THE HERALD
The women like news from the "ffr" NFWS BUILDINfi
store, i^j
So ads. are changed each day ; £l
The old style <*>ont go any more, Ji W WafbUrton
TTie «e^ s/ye'S come to stay. J|
55O REMINGTON BROTHERS'
IP? VOI I \\7 A \IT TO place advertising where it will pay,
IT IW v J"Vn I U you will find no better reRjon jn
America than the Little Kanawha Valley. An advertisement placed in the
will reach nearly 900 families, mostly wealthy, and the returns will far
exceed your expectations. A trial will convince >ou that what we say is
true, and that by advertising in this paper you make money.
THE MOUNTAIN HESSENGER, Elizabeth, W. Va.
Toledo Daily News
Guarantees the largest circulation in Ohio
outside of Cincinnati and Cleveland. & <£ &
WRITE FOR SAMPLE COPIES AND RATES
PATERSON DAILY GUARDIAN
'Price I Cent. & <£ Tivo Editions
JHE only Democratic newspaper in a Democratic city of 125,000
population. Prints all the news for both Democrats and Re-
publicans. The GUARDIAN covers PATERSON. It is read in the
homes. Write for rates. GUARDIAN PRINTING AND PUBLISHING CO.
Pennsylvania Hawkeye Bedford, Pa.
Published every Tuesday and Friday by the HAWKEYE PUBLISHING
COMPANY. Only semi-weekly in this section of the state. LARGEST
CIRCULATION. LOWEST PRICES. Need more be said ?
THE PENNSYLVANIA ARGIS «"—PH-
Greensburg, Westmoreland Co., Pa.
One of the largest and oldest newspapers in the state. J. M. LAIRD'S SONS. Editors and Proprietors. Westmoreland's
population, 118,000; that of Greensburg, 12,000. In the center of the natural gas, coal and coke regions. Richest agricultural
and mining district in the state. Mammoth glass and steel works, rolling mills, puddling furnaces, etc. 4^0 schools, colleges
and seminaries. Splendid mountain water system. Natural and artificial gas and electric light. Electric railway. Official
c ounty paper. Guaranteed circulation 2,000.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 551
The Hinton Leader
Guaranteed
Circulation
1 ,000 Copies
An up-to-date newspaper, devoted to local and county news. All
fTli) home print. Published at the county seat of a good farming vicin-
3HK« ity- Hinton is a city of 5,500 people, and the C. & O. Shops
*wl»^^ Division terminal. The Leader is an outspoken Republican news-
paper, and circulates among the better class of people.
The leading paper between Charleston, W. Va., and Staunton, Va.
Johnstown Daily Republican
JOHNSTOWN, N. Y.
Only 1,500 circulation, at $5.00 a year, in advance.
We guarantee three times the circu- . A. E. BLUNCK COMPANY
lation of any paper read in Jonhstown. *K) PUBLISHERS
For Results place your advertisement in the
Oklahoma Farmer
Oklahoma
City,
Oklahoma
The only farm and stock journal published and
printed in Oklahoma. Circulation 8,000. Estab-
lished 1890. Address all communications to the
OKLAHOHA FARHER, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, BK£S§0?11-
Ottawa Daily and La Salle County Journals
Every test made as to the merits of the respective papers in Ottawa as
advertising mediums has resulted in The Journal leading all competitors.
ALEX. RICHARDS, Editor. M. J. SHEEHAN, Business flanager.
The Afternoon Leader of
the " Lone Star " State
Dallas Times Herald
During the past two years the DALLAS (Texas) DAILY TIMES HERALD has
nearly doubled its circulation — daily average for 1899, 7,400. Advertising in-
crease during the same period over 125 per cent. A word to the wise is sufficient.
S. C. BECKWITH SPECIAL AGENCY, Sole Agents Foreign Advertising, 47, 48, 49 and 59
Tribune Building, New York. 468 The Rookery, Chicago.
552 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Established
1828.
The Columbus
Enquirer- Sun
Daily, Sunday
and Weekly.
is one of the best advertising
propositions in the South.
Complete leased Wire Ser-
vice of the Associated Press.
Mergenthaler Linotype Equip-
ment. For rates, address —
ENQUIRER=SUN, Columbus, Ga.
Northern Wisconsin is covered by
Ashland Daily Press Ashland Weekly Press
Established 1872. Aggressive, Popular, Enterprising. It reaches buyers?
JOE M. CH APPLE & CO., Publishers.
The PHOENIX (ARIZONA) PRESS covers the territory
of Arizona. 16 page illustrated weekly.
WILLIAM CHAPPLE, Publisher.
The Nicholas Chronicle Su™aville
J. A. & D. O. GROSE, Proprietors. D. O. GROSE, Editor and Publisher.
A seven-column home print. Circulation every week 1,000 copies, and increasing steadily.
Democratic. One column to advertisers one year must net us $50. No deviation from this rate.
When paper is enlarged this rate will be increased. Rates by law for all legal work. Subscription
price, $1 00 per year.
The Reporter
Best advertising medium in Nueces, Duval and Starr Counties. Terms, $1.50 per year in advance.
Alice. Texas, is a town of 1,800 population and is a cotton and stock shipping center. Advertising
rates furnished on application. Address, AD. VOIGHT, Alice, Texas.
Alice, Texas.
ADOLPH VOIGHT, Publisher.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 553
SOUTHERN POULTRY is the only exclusive Progressive, up-do-date, first-class in every
poultry journal in the State of Tennessee. respect. Twenty-five cents a year
Southern Poultry
Coofcvifle, Tennessee
Published in the center of the largest Poultry Advertising rates the lowest consistent with
producing section of the South. . . large circulation and superior quality.
]. R. LUMPKIN, JR., Owner and Proprietor.
ISs Burkeville Blade
PUBLISHED IN THE INTEREST OF
Burkeville and Nottoway County
Burkeville, Virginia
A SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM. ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION.
" Independent Loyal American "
(WEEKLY)
66 Etrf rf* /4"ktf*£> ' t^a«trls\ ""
paper, is the newspaper that is read by the people you want to reach. For this section of
Lancaster County that paper is
The Mount Joy Herald
Three excellent advertising propositions.
Large circulations. A trial will convince.
(MONTHLY)
" Twentieth Century Offering "
For terms write DUNMIRE & SON, Publishers, Altoona, Pa.
IF YOU WANT TO REACH THE BUYERS
of a certain section your own judgment will tell you that the only medium to employ, if a news-
saper, is the newspaper that is r
-ancaster County that paper is
Mount Joy
Pa.
FREE PRESS PUBLISHING CO., Incorporated, Publishers of
THE CHENEY FREE PRESS
A Local Newspaper of General Circulation. 'Published Fridays at $1 per year.
Organ State Normal School. S. L. ALEXANDER Editor. Cheney, Washington.
554
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
The best advertising mediums
in the State of New York.
Sold and delivered by agents
in every city, village, town and
hamlet within a radius of a hun-
dred miles and more of Troy.
CHARLES S. FRANCIS, Publisher
TROY, N. Y.
* 1
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TheTroyTimes
I
I
Daily and Semi-Weekly
A home paper in every sense
of the word, and read almost
exclusively by the purchasing
class. ^ Results evidence the
value of the Times to advertis-
ers. Estimates cheerfully given.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
555
IT MEANS SOMETHING
to be the best dressed newspaper in all
New York. It means a make-up out
of the ordinary is bound to be more
inviting to the eye, that the reader is
bound to see more of the general con-
tents, that the advertisements get more
attention, that the advertiser gets more
publicity, and that the everyday and
Sunday editions of THE MORNING
TELEGRAPH
give an advertiser the kind of satis-
faction he wants, at a price he is
satisfied to pay*
THE MORNING TELEGRAPH
costs five cents a copy, and an army
of buyers at that price means that an
army of intelligent persons consider it
worth more than any other news-
paper in New York City. Apart from
its novel, vigorous, fearless handling
of the general news of the day, The
Morning Telegraph is noted for its
special features and exclusive items
unobtainable elsewhere.
THE SUNDAY TELEGRAPH includes all these
features, with additional sections teeming with tellable
tales of persons and things really worth talking about.
Its picture supplement is superior to anything in news-
paperdom anywhere, with high-class halftones printed
on first-class book paper.
Rates and other details from advertising agencies,
or from the publishers —
THE DAILY TELEGRAPH COMPANY
NEW YORK, U. S. A.
556 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Why advertise in Springfield, Ohio ?
Springfield ranks sixth in the state in population. After Chicago it admit-
edly takes first place as the largest farm-implement manufacturing city in the
world, and with its 45,000 population is unquestionably the commercial center
of Central Ohio.
Why use the Republic Times and Daily Press exclusively ?
Their, combined circulation thoroughly covers Springfield and adjacent
territory. Exclusive of duplication, we are prepared to prove nearly seven
thousand daily — and it daily grows larger.
Why should these papers have the largest circulation ?
They are the only ones in Springfield receiving a full telegraph report ; the
only ones using more than one typesetting machine (they use three), and the
only ones regularly printing from eight to sixteen pages daily.
The Weekly Republic
Is an eight-page weekly, with a circulation covering Clark County and this
Congressional district. It is one of the oldest papers in the state, having been
founded in 1817. It is the leading Republican paper in an overwhelmingly
Republican district. Sworn statement of circulation furnished on request.
THE SPRINGFIELD PUBLISHING CO., Springfield, Ohio,
G. A. McCLENNAN, Manager of Advertising.
Eastern Representative, H. D. LA COSTE, 38 Park Row, New York City.
It owns the field — both Daily and Sunday.
The Waterkry (Conn.) Morning Republican
Circulates among the better class of people
— the class that has money to spend. It can
be relied upon for both news and business.
Advertising Agencies will receive prompt and satisfactory replies to all business propositions.
reaches nearly all parts of the county, population of which is almost 16OfOOO
of well-to-do people. The leading paper in the state, outside of Philadelphia
and Pittsburg. The TIMES' circulation is increasing daily, and it is printed on
the latest Cox Duplex Perfecting Press. Six and eight pages. For rates, address
TlflES PUBLISHING CO., Norristown, Pa.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 557
Ocean Grove Times
W. H. BEEGLE, Ocean GfOVC, N. J. J. E. QUINN,.
PUBLISHER. EDITOR.
Family Newspaper
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ON SATURDAY.
HIVES all the Local News of the Greatest Religious Resort in the World, with the
field entirely to itself. SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM. Subscription
price, $1.00 the year.
WM. A. FORCE HARRY D. DYE
WM. A. FORCE & COMPANY
59 Beekman Street, New York
Representing B. B. HILL MFG. CO., R. H. SMITH MFG. CO., J. B. LAUGHTON
& CO., PARA RUBBER TYPE CO., Manufacture a Complete Line of
HAND STAMP GOODS
Stamps, Air Cushion Rubber Stamps, Steel Stamps, Check Protectors, Rubber Stamp
Makers' Supplies, Automatic Numbering Machines, Machine Engraved Characters on
Brass or Steel for Registering Instruments, Etc. Factory, 63-71 ClymerSt., Brooklyn.
Pimxstitawney (Pa*) Republican
THOMAS RODGERS, Editor.
THOROUGHLY COVERS ITS TERRITORY
For rates, address REPUBLICAN PUBLISHING CO., Punxsutawney, Pa.
Established 1873 FX.AS VOLKSB01 Brenham, Texas
H. MULLER & CO., Proprietors.
Subscription $2.00 per year. Circulation 1,800, steadily increasing.
A valuable advertising medium. Rates reasonable.
OfflflQ6,N. J. Largest Circulation in the Oranges 2,350 Weekly Average PpOVGIl
THE ORANGE CHRONICLE
Eight Columns— 10 to 12 Pages. Published Saturdays. The character of its circulation is excelled .by
none. Rates low. Send for ca,rd and sample copy. THE ORANGE CHRONICLE COMPANY, Orange, N. J.
THE WILKES-BARRE TIMES
is the best afternoon advertising medium in Northwestern Pennsylvania. Its circulation is large and
growing every day. It has the most perfectly equipped plant in its territory and a full special wire tele-
graphic service. If an advertiser does not use the WILKES-BARRE TIMES he doesn't cover the field.
Address all communications to »»7.. i^i-o »>Ar»r»c; TIMCJO MJMI r> r»
WILKES=BARRE TlflES, Wilkes-Barre, Pa.
558
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
c Scranton Tribune S
LEADING MORNING DAILY OF NORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA >?
RORTHEASTERN PENNSYLVANIA comprises 252 cities and towns (J
in which there is no morning paper published outside of Scranton. A (J
map, showing these towns and the Tribune's circulation in them, will (^
be mailed upon application. The Tribune also goes into practically every (^
home of desirable
people in the city
Scranton.
of
Average Circulation
10,560
ADVERTISING RATES— PER INCH
DISPLAY
Run of
Paper
Siding on
Reading
Full
Position
Less than 500 inches...
500 inches
.25
.20
.16
.155
.15
.275
.22
.175
.17
.165
.30
.24
.19
.185
.18
1 200 "
3 000 "
6,000 "
THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO., Scranton, Pa. 0. I . BYXBEE, Business Manager
S. S. VREELAND, Sole Agent Foreign Advertising, 150 Nassau Street, New York
WILLIAMSPORT, PA.
Daily and Semi-Weekly. The only morning paper in
Central Pennsylvania, and recognized as the best adver-
tising medium in its territory.
_ Write for Rates
Sworn Circulation 6,067 0. S. BROWN, Publisher
Citizen Hamlin, West Virginia
Goes into the homes of Farmers, Timbermen, Mechanics and Railroad
Men of Southern West Virginia. In its home county it goes into the
home of one out of every four families. Have you anything to sell to this
class of people ? Tell them about it in the LINCOLN CITIZEN.
THE flONTCLAIR HERALD
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
559
Circulation ?
It's what you buy
when you use
Because The Journal's circulation
is based on the cash-in-advance-
and-no-returns plan, and no dead-
wood subscription lists. The
Journal covers its field absolutely
— a field that is strictly manufac-
turing, where people have no time
to read until evening.
Ten and Twelve Pages Daily.
Rates of REMINGTON BROS.
A newspaper with a value is the one
advertisers should patronize.
is indispensable to most of its readers and
is valuable to all. It alone contains infor-
mation which is necessary to hundreds of
its subscribers. The Eagle goes into
more homes in Bottineau County than
any other paper published within the
county. The Eagle Job Rooms are well
equipped with the latest type and presses,
and our job man is the best procurable,
having fifteen years' experience. We
guarantee all work to be of the very best
and latest styles.
THE NORTH DAKOTA EAGLE, Willow City, N.D.
ESTABLISHED 1873.
The Pleasanton
Monitor
Published Semi-Weekly.
Frank M. Jones, Editor.
Advertising Rates : Local, per
line, 3C. ; display, i inch i year,
$5. Subscription, $i per year.
Only paper in the county.
JONES & HOLDER - Publishers,
PLEASANTON, TEXAS.
For 27 years
The Kearny Record
has been a welcome weekly
visitor in the homes of the
people of the western half of
Hudson County, New Jersey.
Office at Harrison. Population over 25,000.
Published every Thursday at Charleston, W. Va.
J. W. DUDLEY, Editor and Prop.
Has a wide circulation in the Kanawha Valley and
in the counties of the Southern half of the Stale.
Advertising Rates furnished on application.
"Westchester Independent'1
AND
"Bronx Borough Democrat"
Established 1885.
Published weekly at Westchester Village,
in the Borough of the Bronx, N. Y. City.
Official city paper. Circulation, 2,500.
JAMES T. LANE,
Editor and Proprietor.
The Daily Republican
is the only daily newspaper in
Phcenixville.Pa. ,a growing manu-
facturing town of 10,000. The
Republican goes into every home
in town and community, and is
read by 20,000 people daily. As
an advertising medium the Re-
publican is unexcelled. All home
print, bright, fresh and fearless.
Write for advertising rates.
JOHN H. MILLER, -
Publisher.
560 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
UP NORTH ###
THE
Duiuth News Tribune
DLJIvTJTH, MINNESOTA.
The Only Morning and Sunday
Newspaper for 70,000 People.
HT-v ,T , \ OO^HPTT 3s PARK ROW, NEW YORK
• L-J» 1.V./-V >fc^V_yvZJ -*— •» EASTERN REPRESENTATIVE.
ONE REASON WHY
The Waterhurg
is more valuable to advertisers is that it is delivered
to the homes of its patrons by over forty route
carriers, thus reaching the family circle, where the
advertisements as well as the news are discussed.
i Average Daily Circulation, 6,600
i
<£ which is 1,000 more than the combined circulation of
y the other three dailies in this city. The Daily is pub-
*: lished every evening (Sunday excepted), and the
9 Semi-Weekly Tuesday and Friday. Paper established
*: in 1844. It is the leading daily and weekly of the
9 Naugatuck Valley and Western Connecticut
WATERBURY, CONN. I
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 561
The Tarrant County Citizen
The " home paper" of farmers, stockmen, and
rural population of Tarrant and adjoining
counties. Published at Fort Worth, Texas, and
is ten years old. 'Tis the "Home Companion"
among the classes named. If you want to
reach them right, place your ad. in its columns.
Established 1890. Circulation 528.
THE
Glen Rose Herald
Only paper published in Somerwell County.
H. W. BROWN, Editor and Proprietor. GLEN ROSE, TEXAS.
THIS SPACE
is used to keep you in remembrance of the
fact that it pays to advertise your wants in the
DAILY POTTSTOWN LEDGER
AND
MONTGOMERY LEDGER
Published at Pottstown, Pa. , in the rich Schuylkill Valley.
ST. JOSEPH, MO. Est. J862.
Leading Morning Newspaper*
Daily — Sunday - - Weekly.
HERALD
38 PARK ROW H F> T A PO^TF EASTERN
NEW YORK L *• *^ ****• ^^v-* A ^ MANAGER
The Daily News
The cities of Ansonia, Derby and Shelton, the field covered by The Daily News,
have a combined population of nearly 35,000, and are practically one community. The
News is the only morning paper and the only Democratic paper published in this
section, the lower Naugatuck Valley. It covers the entire district thoroughly.
562
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
SDeutscbe
Zcitung
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
AUGUST HAXTHAUSEN, Publisher.
Published Every Thursday. 12 Pages.
Business houses wishing to reach the
German reading population of south
and southeast Texas, will get paying
results by advertising in the above
named publication, which has a large
and extended as well as steadily in-
creasing circulation amongst that class
of people.
Write for Advertising Rates to
AUG. HAXTHAUSEN, Publisher, Houston, Tex-
If you want to reach the well-
to-do farmers, stock-farmers
and ranchmen of Texas and
the Southwest, you should
use the columns of the
Texas Stocto/ Fanner
m Braid, TEXBS.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY. ESTABLISHED 1881.
Advantages to Advertisers
Established in 1805.
Located in Central Texas.
Reading matter is all news.
Territory is exclusively our own.
Circulation comprises thrifty
and prosperous producers.
The Enterprise is AH Home Print
Published Weekly.
Advertising rates on application.
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING CO.
BRANDON, TEXAS.
Bay City Times-Press
Sunday Times and &
Weekly Journal <& /*
We publish every day in the week.
Only evening paper. The largest
daily circulation of any paper in
Michigan north of Detroit, reach-
ing nearly 8,000 subscribers.
F. C. MERRILL,
Business Manager and Treasurer.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Bay City Times Company
at BAY CITY, MICH.
Young County Call
covers Graham, Texas, and
Young County in a most
thorough manner. An ex-
cellent advertising medium.
YOUNG COUNTY CALL
GRAHAM, TEXAS.
The Augusta Eagle
ESTABLISHED 1874.
D. S. BENEDICT, Prop., AUGUSTA, WIS.
THE EAGLE is one of the oldest and
best local weeklies in the Northwest,
Republican in politics, published in an
overwhelming Republican county. It
has a large and constantly increasing
circulation, and is one of the best local
advertising mediums in the United
States. It is well edited, overflowing
with news, neatly printed on good
paper, and presents as nice a make-up
and print as any paper out. Sample
copy and adv. rates free on application.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
563
The
Scranton * Times
17,000
Circulation absolutely Offers advertisers every
guaranteed by the opportunity for verifying its
Advertisers' Guarantee Co. statements of circulation.
HPI I *iCf\e*+f* In Charge of
. LJ* Ldv/O-SlC Foreign Advertising
'IJTEl^in^l^i^TlffljrjTj^lrfrlj^l^l^j^lj^l^l^J^
The Youngstown Vindicator
DAILY. SUNDAY. WEEKLY.
Leading Newspaper between Vittsburg and Cleveland
Inf.
•ormation as to advertising of gg^JJ1^ Y. H. D. LdCoStC M
^/
%
o
Li<ve Tapers are 'Read.
Advertisements in 'Dead Papers are ^Buried.
o
The Memphis Herald
is a live paper. Read for yourself and see if you do not consider
it so. Everybody here reads it, and so would you if you were here.
We print a clean and neat paper for our readers, and our adver-
tisements show up well. Send us one and see.
MEMPHIS, TENN. The Memphis Herald A. L. ROWE, Proprietor
yw
\r
564 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Circulation" 2,000
Sunday School
Review
Published Monthly Marion, Ohio
Superior Leader
WEST,
SUPERIOR
WIS.
Published every morning
except Monday.
THE SUPERIOR LEADER CO., Publishers.
HERBERT S. FAIRALL, President. J. W. SHULZE, Secretary and Treasurer.
THE MINERVA KODACK
Rates on application. & <* MINERVA, OHIO.
KODACK PRINTING COMPANY, Pablishers.
Pounded 1885.
Sheboygan Daily Journal Saaynd
, wis. The Saturday Star
W. M. ROOT, Publisher and Proprietor.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 565
DEMOCRAT
The Democrat covers the field, entering nearly
every home in Warren County. A trial is
convincing. Write for rates. -
WALKER & PALMER, PUBLISHERS, WARREN, PA.
Farmer and Fisherman
BELL HAVEN, ACCOMACK CO., VA.
Circulation 950. ^ Published Weekly.
JOHN H. JOHNSON, Publisher.
Advertise in The
Republican and Leader
LA CROSSE, WIS. ,, „ ,
It rays I
JANESVILLE, WIS.
•
Largest Circulation. Best Equipment.
Write for Rates.
566 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
YOU CAN'T COVER WISCONSIN
WITHOUT USING
The Oshkosh Times
THE TIMES PUBLISHING Co. OSHKOSH, Wis.
IM
WESTON, - - WEST VIRGINIA
LARGEST CIRCULATION
WRITE FOR RATES
ESTABLISHED 1856. INCORPORATED.
PUBLISHED BY
THE JOURNAL PRINTING CO.
RACINE, - - - WISCONSIN
TME: COURIErR
W. D. MERRELL, Publisher. PRAIRIE DU CHIEN, WIS.
CIRCULATION, 1,100
OCONTO, WIS., LUMBERMAN
Advertising: in the Lumberman Pays. Write for Rates.
LUMBERMAN, OCONTO,
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 567
MIRROR Weekly
Warren, Pennsylvania
W. D. McLAREN, Editor and Publisher
Largest Circulation Rates on Application
adison (w.va.) fUemocrat
is a paper that shows returns to
its advertisers. Write for rates.
Democrat Kjladison,W.Va.
CIRCULATION 1,000
Southern Weekly News
Published Saturday
J. H. MORRIS, Publisher ROANOKE, VA.
DEMOCRAT sutton,w.y,
Large and rapidly increasing circulation. A paying advertising medium.
If it's not on your list — see that it is
REPORTER
Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin
The Labor Herald
Semi-Monthly- JEANNETTE, PA.
568 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
YOU CANT
COVER OHIO
WITHOUT
THE . . .
Ohio
W. D. BICKHAM'S SONS
EDITORS
Largest Circulation
Write for Rates
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
569
TAUNTON
EVENING
HERALD
Circulation
5,100
Leading Daily Paper.
Best Advertising Medium.
Largest Circulation.
HERALD TAUNTON, MASS.
For over half a century
THE MORNING JOURNAL
AND COURIER « * * * «
has been and it is today
The Family *Paper of cHeco) Haven
Three morning papers in New Haven —
two one cent and one three cent, the
latter the JOURNAL AND COURIER. This
faper is the oldest daily in the state.
t is conservative and reliable and does
not resort to .cheap or sensational
methods It has a strong and superior
constituency. THE WEEKLY JOURNAL,
Ji.oo per year.
THE CARRINGTON PUBLISHING COMPANY
Observer
Published Weekly at
Williams Bay, Wis.
[IT1|AS a large circulation among the summer
ILMJI residents of Geneva Lake and in the villages
and prosperous farming community surrounding it.
WM. C. DEAN, Editor and Publisher
Daily 2,750 Weekly 2,125
The=
Lansing Journal
UOT
THE ONLY GOOD
NEWSPAPER IN
CENTRAL niCHIGAN
uro
If you want to advertise
in this section don't
forget us.
THE LANSING JOURNAL CO.
Editors and Publishers
Established 1883
Texas Western
Anson, Texas
County Organized 1881. A Democratic
General Newspaper. Published in the
most populous as well as the most inviting
part of west part of the state. DAN. M.
JONES, Proprietor.
The Mecklenburg
News =
BOYDTON, VIRGINIA
A. HATCHETT, Publisher
A weekly, non-political newspaper,
published at the county seat
of Mecklenburg County.
57O REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Suffolk County s Representative Newspaper
Port Jefferson Times
TWENTY-SECOND YEAR
The Times has a larger ^L L. B. HOMAN, Publisher,
circulation than that of any \) _, T rr ..T ...
Suffolk County Newspaper. ^ Port Jefferson, N. Y.
RICHMOND CO. HERALD
STAPLETON, S. I., N. Y.
Published Weekly. Circulation 2,500. It covers the Island.
CORNELIUS A. HART, Publisher, Stapleton, Staten Island, N. Y.
Daily, 1,800. ; ^ **/-k r s^<r\ + C\+~l NEW
weeuy.w rrcaonian B>"I
NEW BRUNSWICK PUBLISHING CO., Publishers.
In Portsmouth, Ohio, the papers to use are:
DAILY TIMES
WEEKLY TIMES
VALLEY SENTINEL
No duplication of circulation.
THE TlflES PUBLISHING
COnPANY, - Publishers.
See that it's on LJ V^f^fi Iv 1 • LONG BRANCH,
your lists :: :: :: 1VI1/V>< V^/IV LJ N. j.
F. M. TAYLOR PUBLISHING COMPANY, Proprietors.
Port Jervis Union
CHAS. ST. JOHN, President.
FRED. R. SALMON,
Treas. and Bus. Manager.
Daily and Weekly. THE TRI STATES PtBLISHING COMPANY,
Port Jervis, N. Y.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
571
DAILY
TIMES
WEEKLY
PS^NE of the best advertising J
L H J propositions in Louisiana j»
is the SHREVEPORT TIMES. jf
THE TIMES has a most desira- §•
ble class of readers, and produces •
results for its advertisers.
Among its advertising patrons ^
are the largest advertisers in the 5
country. ^«
For rates address
THE TIMES
SHREVEPORT, - LOUISIANA.
SDeutscbe Zeitung
BELOIT,
EXCELLENT RESULTS TO ADVERTISERS,
DEUTSCHE ZEITUNG PUBLISHING CO.
BELOIT, WIS.
If you are going to do any advertising in Connecticut you can't afford to overlook
Tbe New Brit&ii} Daily News
ADVERTISING IN THE NEWS PAYS.
New Britain, Conn
THE LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
Established 1825.
G. C. WOODRUFF, Proprietor. LITCHFIELD, CONN
JOEL MOODY, Editor.
MRS. ELLA C. MOODY, Associate Editor.
THE REPUBLICAN IDEA
1,000 oiKeourwvTioiv.
FOR RATES WRITE THE REPUBLICAN IDEA, ABBEVILLE, LA.
572 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
ftfr
Circulation 2,550 Daily £
Fishkill Daily Herald
1
>
A splendid adver= $
tising medium. £
It gives results. *
»
»
GEO. F. DONOGHUE, Publisher, Fishkill Landing, N. Y. £
Established J89J.
EL CORREO MEXICANO
Published Saturday. J,300 Copies Weekly.
VICTOR CRUZ, Publisher. SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS.
See that
The Bertram, Tex., News
is on your list.
for rates, write THE NEWS, Bertram, Texas.
• • Sworn Circulation,
1 ,200 Weekly.
Rates on application.
Seguin "Zeitung
DIETZ BROTHERS, Publishers, Seguin, Texas.
6srr The Daily Examiner M ^
Enjoys a splendid circulation among people who are worth reaching
— by reaching all the people— with no competition. Write for rates.
NAVASOTA, TEXAS.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
573;
In ELMIRA, N. Y.
The Gazette
is the paper to use.
i
For rates, etc., write
The Gazette, Elmira, N.Y.
New Britain Daily News
Address
Circulation 2,200 DAILY NEWS, New Britain, Conn.
The Greenville Democrat
(Formerly THE FARMER)
Under new management. It is the intention of the publishers to make the Democrat one of the best
weekly papers in Texas. Your advertising patronage is solicited. STORY & VELVIN, Publishers.
GREENVILLE, TEXAS
See that it is on your list.
DAILY TRANSCRIPT
TERRELL, TEXAS
The Free P* ess
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Circulation J ,600
Excellent results to advertisers. A trial will convince. Address
G. G. GUTHREY, Publisher MANOR, TEXAS
574 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
MONTPELIER, VERMONT
P ROF" RI E T O R S OF" THE
Vermont Watchman
ESTABLISHED 1806.
Montpelier Daily Journal
ESTABLISHED 1849.
CIRCULATION FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER.
Best advertising mediums in Central Vermont. Cover the country
from the Green Mountains to the Connecticut River.
WEEKLY .* - Circulall°"' - 70°
PUBLISHED BY
,
I J. S. ROBINSON,
MESSENGER t * JEWETT, TEX.
WRITE FOR RATES.
WARREN COUNTY ITEMS
A PAYING ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
F>ublislieci by T. W. \VEST, at SUGAR GROVE, F»A.
THE DAILY NEWS w' E"
NEWS ADS ARE GREAT TRADE PROMOTERS.
CIRCULATION EXCEEDS THAT OF ALL OTHER COLUMBIA PAPERS.
TRENTON TRIBUNE
J. W. PARKER, Publisher.
Circulation 500.
Issued Weekly. A
Denison Times-Dispatch
PEARSON & DENNIS, Publishers.
.A live weekly newspaper with a large and rapidly increasing circulation.
RATES REASONABLE.
Address TIMES-DISPATCH, - - DENISON, TEXAS.
NEWSPAPER ]\!ANUAL. 575
EL DEMOCRATA FRONTERIZO
A Weekly Newspaper. Successor of El Correo de Laredo. Established in 1886.
It is the oldest Spanish newspaper in this city, with a great circulation in
Texas, and in the northern states of Mexico.
JUSTO CARDENAS, Editor. LAREDO, TEXAS.
The Western Star
H. A. COUNTS, Publisher. DICKENS, TEXAS.
A LARGE AND GROWING CIRCULATION. GOOD RETURNS.
See that it is on your lists.
CONDON,
OHIO.
Circulation
750.
Spring Hill News SpTneLHiIIt
Rates sent upon application. & FELIX A. McGAUGHEY, 'Publisher.
MT. PLEASANT EAGLE
MT. 'PLEASANT, TEXAS.
fJ*A . f*4l* 1 £f\f\ «£ Rates on application.
Circulation I,3(JU. PMished weekl.
In Port Royal, Pa., there is but one paper published, and that's
THE TIMES
It covers its territory, and produces results for its advertisers.
;; DAILY NEWS
. R. GRUBB, Publisher .* j* Bangor, Pa.
Fort Worth Anzeiger
When you start in to ad- /TTSTTT^ A TTQ^/T^T"\T
vertise in Texas, use :: A XI Jv J\. U O A A UN
lv. I,. CAMPBEIvlv, Editor, Austin, Tex.
Fort Worth, Texas.
Write for Rates.
576 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
TE NATIONAL SPORTSMAN
Heretofore known as the NEW ENGLAND SPORTSMAN, the now
POPULAR TEN CENT MONTHLY MAGAZINE
Devoted exclusively to hunting and fishing. Its articles relating to
the ROD and GUN are from writers of authority. Its magnificent
" Art Form," containing original halftone reproductions are all taken
from life. Advertisers find it one of the best paying mediums of its
kind to advertise in, as its fine " Art " work and high-class literature
make it a publication which is kept by its readers and not thrown in
the waste basket.
NEW ENGLAND SPORTSMAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, 812 Winthrop Building, Boston, Mass
GEO. B. LANG S. E. KEENE
The Silver \-Ray
Rosenberg, Texas
Sixth year. A big, healthy, growing, up-to-date 8-page 56-column paper in the heart
of the great Sugar, Cotton and Vegetable section of the Gulf Coast Country. Good
people, good town. The X-Ray has the range ; machine gun ; Mauser rifle reserve
fire; 1,100 rounds per week; dead shot; 1,100 casualities. Advertisers get their
money's worth.
The leading German newspaper in Texas. It reaches all the German speaking population.
TEXAS STAATS ZEITUNG
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
It is a known fact that a high-class weekly is read carefully. A daily is glanced at
and tossed aside. Sample copies free. Send for rates.
The Ellenville v > • Journal
has been the home paper in hundreds of families for more than fifty years. Sworn
circulation exceeding 1 ,500 ; which is 50 per cent, greater than any other in its field —
Southwestern Ulster and Eastern Sullivan Counties. $5 an inch.
THE TRUE AMERICAN
Largest paid circulation. Best advertising medium in the city.
NAAR, DAY & NAAR, Publishers, Trenton, N. J.
Deutsche Rundschau
Published by WM. T. EICHHOLZ at
CUERO, TEXAS
Issued Semi-Weekly. Circulation 1,550. Write for Advertising Rates.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
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I
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Circulation 1,680.
In making up your list for
Kentucky, be sure that the
is on it.
For Rates, Write
J. I/. Edmundson, Publisher
Sturgis, Ky.
J
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The
Thoroughly Covers the Field.
For Rates, Address
The News ..... Waltham, Mass,
To reach the buyers of Vincennes and the vicinity, you must use
THE CITY STAR
For Rates, Write FRANK S. SIGNOR, Publisher,
CITY STAR, Vincennes, Ind.
The Ann Arbor Argtis
A strictly high class advertising medium.
We are not the cheapest in the market, but we are ampng the best.
Advertising rates given on application.
The Argus .
.', Ann Arbor,
578
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
FOR FIVE YEARS
S3
m
Field and Stream
has given sportsmen a much better publication of its kind than
was ever before offered. It is now firmly established as
America's representative magazine of the Rod, Gun and Kennel,
and reaches the best class of people interested in those lines of
sport. It keeps your advertisement alive for a whole month,
displays it more attractively than a daily or weekly, makes it
more likely to be favorably considered, and a larger number of
people will see it in addition to the regular readers. It will be
nearly as good as a personal interview with not less than 100,000
of the best people in America when placed in FIELD AND STREAM.
Rates, $60 per page. At this rate FIELD AND STREAM
offers the best value obtainable in this class of publication,
quality and quantity of circulation considered. Yours truly,
JOHN P. BURKHARD PUB. CO., New York,
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Established 1858.
Daily, Sunday and Weekly.
BENEDICT PRIETH, Manager.
FREDERICK KUHN, Editor.
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AMOS CLAVE, PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.
Osterburg,
Pa.
The Mountain Echo
Enjoys a rapidly growing circulation in the most prosperous farming country in Bedford Co.,
•which makes it a valuable advertising medium. One of the best local papers in the State. Cir-
culation has averaged 1,025 in past three months.
COOB Co. Tourist
LANCASTER, N. H. Published During the Summer Months.
MISS AMY LYMAN PHILLIPS, Publisher,
Winter Address, Colebrook, N. H. Lancaster, N H.
Eight Pages. T"L- A xJ ^*
Every Saturday. 1 116 /\O VGl LlSGl
SHARPSBURG, PA. Henry Gram, Publisher.
The leading advertising medium published in this section. Circulates through Sharpsburg, Etna,
Aspinwall, North Pittsburg, Harmarville, Cheswick, Dorseyville, Bakerstown and Glenshaw.
Terre Hill, Pa.,Times
Circulation 700. Published Weekly. Mrs. O. B. Cake, Publisher, Terre Hill, Pa.
I The jVkssenger !
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I Will have a guaranteed circulation of 3,000 copies, beginning with T
T the January issue, and there will be no increase of the advertising T
^ rates of 10 cents per Agate line. It is the only matrimonial paper ^
T worthy of the name, and circulates among a class of mail-order T
¥ buyers THAT BUY. It is clean, progressive and up-to-date. Bright ^
T and breezy personals appear in each issue. If you want to be con- T
I* vinced of its pulling qualities give us a trial order. Key your ad. "^
T and watch results. Forms close the 25th of each month preced- T
I ing date of issue. Place your order through any responsible I
T agency, or send direct to T
J£ The /Messenger Publishing Co. *
<t* Advertising Department. StOUghtOH, /VlaSS- $
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
to advertise in. LOGANTON, MILL HALL, CARROLL,
FLEMINGTON, BOONVILLE, SALONA, TYLERSVILLE,
GREEN BURR, LAMAR, are the business, social and financial
centers of it, and
THE COUNTY JOURNAL
with a weekly circulation of 960 copies, circulates largely in all
these towns, besides reaching every nook and corner in this
beautiful and thrifty county. THE COUNTY JOURNAL is a
spicy, wide-awake, independent, family newspaper, replete with
good news to all its readers. Advertisers will find it an excellent
medium through which to make their business known.
C. S. WHITMAN, Editor and Publisher, Loganton, Clinton County, Pa.
Calvert's Weirs Times and
Tourists' Gazette
Is a handsome, eight-page, forty-eight column newspaper, published weekly at The
Weirs, Lake Winniposaukee, N. H., during the season of summer travel. It is an
indispensable requisite to tourists and sojourners in that section of the White
Mountains. It contains information of arrival and departure of trains, steamboats
and stages, as also heights of mountains and villages, distances to and from popular
objects of interest to the various towns and villages in what is known as the White
Mountain and lake region. The paper is printed on fine calendered book paper, and
every issue contains a comprehensive AlAP OF THE LAKE, and which is alone
worth many times the cost of the paper to those who visit this beautiful region.
M. H. CALVERT & CO., Proprietors, The Weirs, N. H.
Price, 5 cents a copy, or $1.00 for the season, postage paid.
WHEN ADVERTISING IN MISSISSIPPI SEE THAT THE
Gtilf Coast Progress
Is ON YOUR LIST.
Write for Rates. A. R. HART, Publisher. BAY ST. LOUIS, Miss.
Republican Watchman
Published by HENRY A. REEVES.
Greenport, Suffolk County, N. Y.
Circulation 1,000. Send for rates.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
THE PENNY
MAGAZINE
Published at La Crescent,
Minn., has
Circulation Monthly.
Advertising Rates
Reasonable.
For rates address
FRANK R. SMITH, Pub.
LA CRESCENT, MINN.
582 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
WEEKLY
RECORD
PUBLISHED EVERY THURS-
DAY AT HARRISBURG, VA.,
BY R. B. SMYTHE :: :: ::
Guaranteed
Circulation
1,300
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
583
If You Want to
reach the prosperous buying population
of this well-known section of West-
chester County, use
The Paragraph
Published every Saturday at New
Rochelle, N. Y. Bright, enterprising,
clean and up-to-date. Send for rates.
CHAS. NUTT, Editor and Publisher.
ESTABLISHED 1876. ALL HOME-PRINT.
Published at Clayton, St. Louis Co., Mo.
County has a population of 50,000,
10,000 of whom read the ARGUS. It is
the only Democratic paper in the County.
As an advertising medium it cannot be
excelled. None but gilt-edge ads. ac-
cepted.
Advertise in
The Ledger
Oval, Pa.
It Brings Results
Circulation 700.
The Yorktown,
Texas, News
Rates Sent on Application.
Published Weekly.
Published by
"Win. Hausmann & Son, Yorfctown, Texas.
J
See that
The Qermantown
Telegraph
Is on your list. It has a wealthy and
influential class of readers and it shows
advertisers results.
Address: TELEGRAPH,
GERMANTOWN, PA.
Lowell
ournal
Lowell,
Mich.
Large field. Home print. A first-class
advertising medium. Rates reasonable.
CHARLES QUICK,
LOWELL, MICH.
The Clayton 60.
Democrat
Published every Tuesday at Elkader, la.
A thriving town in a thriving section of
the state. The DEMOCRAT reaches the
homes of the better class and thoroughly
covers the field. It is bright, clean and
popular among its readers. Send for
sample copy and rates.
H. C. BISHOP,
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
"Deutsche Zeitung
Fur Texas."
16 page weekly. Independent. Cir-
culation 2.000. Established 1882. Best
medium to reach the German element
in Southwest Texas. No questionable
advertisements accepted. Subscription,
$2.00 per year.
ALBERT ERNST,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR,
Victoria, Tex.
584
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
CIRCULATION
Refor
mer
A live Texas weekly, with a circulation
that is increasing rapidty. For rates
and further information, write
C. C. BEARDEN, - -
,..>.,
DECATIR, TEXAS.
PUBLISHED
FRIDAY
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
585
La
Correspondencia
Cienfuegos, Cuba
LEADING DAILY of SANTA
CLARA PROVINCE. LARGE
CIRCULATION, i* J* # J*
Advertisers wishing to reach the
inhabitants of Cienfuegos City
and Santa Clara Province, Cuba,
will find "La Correspondencia"
an exceedingly profitable medium
to use. «J* £> jt ^ J* J*
For rates and further information, write
CANDIDO DIAZ ALVEREZ, Publisher
La Correspondencia, Cienfnegos, Santa Clara, Cuba
586 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
A WEEKLY REVIEW OF NEWS, POLITICS AND LITERATURE.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING AT
NEW ROCHELLE, - WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N. Y.
BY JAMES H. SMITH, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
OFFICE, PRESS Bill DING, 12 ROSE STREET, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y.
5»
Cienfuegos Sport
PUBLISHED AT
CIENFUEGOS, SANTA CLARA PROVINCE, CUBA.
Devoted to the interests of sport in all its
forms. Advertisers will find it a most profit-
able medium to use. Write for rates.
Large ^ F. R. VELIS, PUBLISHER
Circulation * CIENFUEGOS, CUBA.
PUBLISHED SUNDAY MORNING.
IN YONKERS, N. Y.,
WRITE FOR RATES.
IS THE PAPER TO USE.
The Only Birdie in the NeSt but wide awake to the interests of Knox
Co. and ready to warble for the live merchant that sends up the feed.
THE REPORTER, Benjamin, Texas
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
587
TOTAL CIRCULATION 4,800
EVERY SATURDAY is the recog-
nized Labor paper of Northeastern
Pennsylvania and circulates among the
most prosperous wage earners in this
territory, its subscribers being mostly
tradesunionists and railway employees.
Every
Saturday
Scran ton, Pa.
There are 40,000 organized workmen
within the confines of Lackawanna
and Luzerne Counties, and EVERY
SATURDAY is their recognized organ.
P. Q. MORAN, Editor
J. J. COLEMAN, Manager
PUBLICATION OFFICE :
305 Lackawanna Ave.
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
Advertise in the
Coperas
COVe (Tex.)
News
It will pay you.
Largest Circulation
in its Territory
For rates write
W. E. BENNETT, Publisher
Coperas Cove, Texas
Reaching 50,000 people within
radius of fifteen miles of Taon-
ton. All the news, every day,
for One Cent. J* J* & £
THE
TAUNTON
EVENINGHERALD
Established in 1893
Taunton Herald Co., Publishers
Read by the masses, the best
buyers. Most local advertising
and LARGEST CIRCULA-
TION in Taunton, Mass. Jit
Advertising Rates on Application
THE NEW,*,*
EGYPT PRESS
A New Paper
and
A News-Paper
in
A New Territory
It is growing like a lusty
youth. Watch it spread.
Address advertising propositions to
WM. H. FISCHER
Toms River, N. J.
Home Necws (Advertisements Bring
Big Results.
THE HOME NEWS
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J.
The Leading Newspaper of Central New
Jersey, Write for Rates. WM. B. BO YD,
Advertising Manager, New Brunswick, N, J.
See that
TS? BEVERLY
(Ohio)
DISPATCH
is on your lists.
c/ln Excellent cddvertismg
cMedium.
Rates Furnished on Application.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
589
Farm News
Guaranteed Circulation
Over 100,000 Monthly
Garden and Farm
Guaranteed Circulation
Over 60,000 Monthly
We will furnish absolute proof of Circulation at any time.
Published by
THE AMERICAN FARMER CO.
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
There are no better advertising propositions in the country.
590
REMINGTON BROTHERS'
FRANKFORD
REGISTER
with its large local
circulation reaches a
most desirable class
of buyers every
week* Advertisers
using its columns
get results* «£ «£
Write for rates.
FRANKFORD REGISTER
Cor. Paul and Meadow Streets
FRANKFORD, PA.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
S9i
The
Evening
Star
BETHLEHEM,
Pa.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY
L. F. GIERING,
Treas. and Mgr.
Gives all the local and general news.
Is honest and fearless.
Largest bona-fide paid circulation in South
Bethlehem.
BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM
IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY . . .
Population of South Bethlehem, Pa., 12,000.
Star Newspaper Association
(Incorporated)
Publishers and Proprietors
The Times
J8 years old. Newville, Pa.
The TIMES bring* the answer for advertisers.
J.W.STROHM, Editor
Midland Live Stock
Reporter
page paper.
Printed on high grade
quality of book paper. Is
an attractive 4-column 8-
Gives best results to advertisers.
C. C. WATSON, Publisher, MIDLAND, Tex.
. The . .
DAILY-SUNDAY-WEEKLY
EVANSVILLE, Ind.
F. LAUENSTEIN, - Publisher and Manager
The Weekly Herald
LJTCHHELD, III.
Largest
Circulation
Best Advertising
Medium
The Shippensburg (Pa.)
Ne
:WS
Write for rates.
An excellent advertising
medium Jt & £ & &
WARRENTON (Ga.)
CLIPPER
A bright, live
weekly newspaper.
Rapidly increasing circulation.
The Journal
CENTRALIA,
Kansas
Has a guaranteed
circulation of
actual paying
subscribers.
Baldwin County (Ala.)
Published at Daphne, Ala.
Official newspaper. Circulation 1,000.
All home print.
Glens Falls Republican
Only Democratic Paper in Warren County.
Official County, Town and Village Paper.
Best weekly advertising medium in northern New
York. Issued weekly, on Friday.
S. S. POMROY, J* Editor and Proprietor
5Q2 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
To REACH THE INHABITANTS OF PORTO Rico YOU MUST USE
La Nueva Bandera
THE LEADING DAILY OR
MAYAQTJKZ, PORTO RICO
LARGE CIRCULATION. ABLY EDITED. FOR RATES AND FURTHER INFORMATION
ADDRESS La. Nueva Bandera, Mayaguess, Porto Rico.
The Daily Herald
PERTH AMBOY, N. J.
PUBLISHED EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
Has a guaranteed circulation covering this enterprising town. It is bright, newsy
and up-to-date, and appreciated by its readers.
WRITE US FOR
SAHPLE COPY RATES, ETC. HERALD PUBLISHING CO.
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Reaches the homes of the people. It is enterprising and
up to date, has a large and increasing circulation, and in-
vites consideration from advertisers wishing to cover its field.
RATES ON APPLICATION.
The Press Printing Co., Publishers. Clio L. Lloyd, Manager.
poet
IS GOOD # j* f
THOUGH THERE ARE OTHERS
p00t, Wapakoneta, Ohio.
PANHANDLE HERALD
W. H. nitchell, Publisher. PANHANDLE, TEXAS.
Carson County is located in Northwest Texas; area, goo square miles. Surface nearly all level
prairie. Soil, dark sandy loam, very fertile. Chief products, Wheat, Oats and
Vegetables. Stock growing, chief industry. Panhandle County Seat.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL.
593
Daily 500.
Weekly 1,500.
The Gazette
has more paid subscribers in Bellevue
and territory tributary than any other
paper published.
It is a
Home Paper.
Its columns contain the news. It is the
paper that pays advertisers. To the
advertiser a paper is known by the re-
sults it brings.
Are you in
The Gazette?
C. R. CALLAGHAN, PUBLISHER,
Bellevue, Ohio.
BIFenix
Published Tri- Weekly.
Sancti Spiritus, Cuba.
An excellent advertising medium.
Special attention will be given Amer-
ican advertising. Write for rates.
Put The
Auburn, N. Y.,
BULLETIN
On Your List.
It gives results to advertisers.
Write for rates.
ESTABLISHED 1888.
The Fort Wayne, ind.,
FrelePresse
Largest, brightest and newsiest Ger-
man paper in Northern Indiana. Adver-
tising rates furnished on application.
FORT WAYNE FREIE PRESSE Co.,
Publishers.
THE DAILY
NEWS
Ansonia, Derby and Shelton, Conn.
Publication office. Derby. The cities of Anso-
nia, Derby and Shelton, the field covered by
THE DAILY NEWS, have a combined population
of nearly 35,000 and are practically one com-
munity. THE NEWS is the only morning paper
and the only Democratic paper published in
this section, the lower Naugatuck Valley. It
covers the entire district thoroughly.
Circulation 700.
El Trabajo
Tri-Weekly.
SANCTI SPIRITUS, CUBA.
NICHOLAS SANCHEZ,
PUBLISHER.
Advertisers get results. Advertising
rates on application.
La Correspondencia
de Porto-Rico.
The leading newspaper on the island.
Circulation 8,500 copies per day. Ad-
vertising rates 4 cents (gold) per square
inch for each insertion. Special rates
by the week, month or year. Terms :
cash in advance or satisfactory refer -
ences.
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR, R. B. LOPEZ,
N. 59, San Francisco Street,
San Juan de Porto-Rico.
594 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
THE
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Pekin Daily Post=Tribune
A consolidation of the Daily Post and Daily
Tribune. Eight pages, 7 columns to page.
Only home print daily in Tazewell County.
n •
(THE |
Tazewell County Tribune 1
with which is consolidated the Republican-
Post, established in 1835. Oldest weekly,
also all home print, in Central Illinois.
These papers are able, vigorous and pro-
Igressive.
Used by such advertisers as:
C. I. Hood & Co. John Morrow & Co.
J. C. Ayer & Co. The Hammond Typewriter Co.
The Centaur Co. World's Dispensa'ry Medical Asso-
Swift Specific Co. ciation.
Bradfield Regulator Co. Dr. Bell's Medicine Co.
Royal Baking Powder Co. Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.
Peruna Drug Mfg. Co. H. E. Bucklin & Co.
Dr. Foley Medicine Co. Dr. Greene's Nervura.
Paine's Celery Compound. Dr. Miles' Medical Co.
And scores of others.
Good, live company to get into. You can con-
I tract with us direct or with any reputable agency.
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PEKIN, ILLINOIS.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 595
The Daily
MAUCH CHUNK, F»A.
THE BEST LOCAL NEWSPAPER IN THE LEHIGH VALLEY
THE DAILY NEWS guarantees that its circulation in the Mauch Chunks and
Carbon County is much larger than any other newspaper. Only paper in Carbon
County receiving a regular telegraphic report. Subscription price 25C. per month.
ADVERTISING RATES REASONABLE. E. H. RAUCH & SONS.
IN JANESVILLE, WIS. DAILY, 2,815.
THE GAZETTE
WEEKLY, 4,067. COVERS THE FIELD
An Advertising fledium Second to None.
Populist Herald
MYRTLE SPRINGS, TEXAS.
COVERS "THK "TERRITORY.
IT GIVES RESULTS. USE IT.
Circulation, - 1,200.
THE SPECTATOR •* WHARTON, TEXAS
The ablest paper in Wharton County. Largest Circulation
and Best Advertising Medium. Advertising Rates Reasonable.
COVERS THE FIELD-
The Telford (Pa.) Press
SPLENDID ADVERTISING MEDIUM. RATES SENT ON APPLICATION.
JOHN SHUFE, Publisher, TEIvKORD, F*A.
5<X>
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! THE TIMES-UNION -«_ 1
\ ALBANY, N. Y. JOSEPH A. FARRELL, 9
9 . Business Manager, f
0 (43D YEAR. EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY. ) J
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IF you desire to reach the progressive and prosper-
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The
ous people of this section of the Empire State, you
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will find the columns of THE TIMES-UNION will
A Weekly Times
render far greater aid than any other medium you can
employ. This paper is read every afternoon in every
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town and hamlet within a radius of 100 miles out from
f $1 a year
Albany by the thrifty people who dwell therein. Four
J
editions daily; the first for more distant places by early
V
p. m. trains ; the others for later trains.
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THE TIMES-UNION makes advertising contracts
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upon this basis :
f Times-Union Building,
That its paid daily circulation is greater than the
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combined circulation of all the other Albany dailies.
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A certain class of advertising is refused admission to its col-
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umns, for the reason that it is the favorite Home Newspaper.
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If you place your advertising with
Missouri Valley Farmer
(MONTHLY)
haTmade
Kansas City, Mo.
Shot
and proved
Of 16,000
In the very heart of the richest agricultural and live stock region of the
United States. WRITE FOR RATES.
ENTERPRISE p™Weekly Coudersport, Pa.
LARGE AND GROWING CIRCULATION.
Completely Covers the Field write for Rates.
Live Oak Leader
Oakviiie, Texas
Only Paper in Live Oak County
If you advertise in Texas, see that the LEADER is included in your list.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 597
When making up your lists be sure that
The Farm, Field and Fireside
Chicago, HI.
is included. It gives big results.
When you advertise in nrfrinr) see
The Jeffersonville Journal
is on your list. Guaranteed circulation.
CIRCULATION OVER SIXTEEN HUNDRED
and Increasing Rapidly.
ALBI A c..) REPUBLICAN
Q. C. ncCORMACK, Editor and Publisher.
44 Covers Monroe County '
The Greencastle (ind.) Banner
Gives Results to Advertisers
"A Live Weekly Newspaper in a Live Western Town."
The Montclair Times
MONTCLAIR, N. J.
Established by A. C. STUDER, present proprietor, in 1877. Montclair is a community of well-to-do
people; a place of residence for Ne\y York business men; no manufactories of any kind; population
16,000. The Times has grown up with the town itself, and has no superior as an advertising medium in
any of the suburbs of Greater New York.
598 REMINGTON BROTHERS'
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Th5 Green Bay Gazette
DAILY <Hh<M WEEKLY
Est. 1871. tf!lMr^& Est. 1866.
For Rates Address
Business Department, The Green Bay Gazette, Green Bay, Wisconsin
There is but one best paper in a city.
In ^ It's the
Erie, Pa. «V DISPATCH
Large Circulation. Reasonable Rates.
FREIE PRESSE
Johnstown, Pa.
A most profitable medium for advertisers to use. Rates sent on application.
Richland Centre (Wis.) Rustic
Largest Weekly in Richland County, and completely
covers the same.
Best Results to Advertisers. Rates Reasonable.
NEWSPAPER MANUAL. 599
THE REGISTER is the best advertising medium
in the Hudson River Valley*
The Newburgh Register
• (DAILY)
NEWBURGH, N. Y.
Lincoln (Neb.) Journal
The Leading Daily Nexvspaper of Lincoln, Neb.
A SPLENDID ADVERTISING PROPOSITION.
The only way that you can reach the people of Racine is by using the
RACINE (WE.) JOURNAL *S
A High-grade, Modern, Up-to-date Paper.
NOTICK, ADVERTISERS !
THE TISCARAWAS HERALD
has largest circulation of any paper in TUSCARAWAS COUNTY. One of the leading
counties of the State of Ohio. Sworn Circulation of over 2,000.
CANAL DOVER, OHIO.
El Rcpublicano •* MAYAGUEZ, PORTO RICO
MATED FAJARDO CARDONA, Editor and Publisher.
An excellent medium through which to reach the people of Mayaguez,
Porto Rico and the vicinity. f& Large, growing circulation.
FOR RATES WRITE GEO. BATTEN & CO., 38 PARK ROW, NEW YORK CITY.
McKEESJPORT, F»A., HAS 40,000 POPULATION. To REACH THEM USE
THE MORNING HERALD
ONLY MORNING DAILY IN McKEESF»ORX, F»A.
EVERYBODY IN T'T TT^ T TTV TT/^\1V T CIRCULATION:
SCHENECTADY. N. Y., I — IH \1 I I JIXI DAILY, - - 4,188
READS J. * XJ— < Wl ^IJLV^l ^1 SEMI WEEKLY, - 3,879
Completely covers the advertising and news field in Schenectady and
parts of adjoining counties.
JAMES H. CALLANAN, Publisher, Nos. 8, 9, 10 Central Arcade, SCHENECTADY, N. Y.
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