The billboard (Jan-June 1899)

I I I ill III I r ill i : i il III IR SB 111 IL II G§i $ 26 LIST OF THE BILLBOARD Distributors OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA. This Iyist is Open to All. Any distributors name in- serted for $1.00 a year. ALABAMA. Birmingham—Sheldon McMurray, 1412 Etn ar. Montgomery—O. F. McDonald, city bill poster AKIZONA. Phoenix—The Phoenix BUI Posting Co., .10 S. Center at. ARKANSAS. Conway-^J. F. Clark, Box 93 Hot Springs—A. W. Thomas, 224% Central ar Little Bock—R. Iu Thompson. 113 W. 2d at CALIFORNIA. El Paso del Roblea—Harry Gear. Eureka—W. H. Mathews, 636 2d at Los Angeles—F. W. Sabichi. Oakland—William B. Porter. 408 10th st Santa Crux—U. A. Daniels. 9 Locust st Santa Monica—WllsMre Posting Co., 636 Broadway. San Francisco—Owens & Varney, cor. Market , and Tenth sts. CANADA. Ottawa—Alexander Jacques, 43 College ar COLORADO. Calorado Springs—Curran B. P. Co., 17th and Larimer sts. Denver—Curran B. P. Co.. 17th and Larimer sts, Pueblo—The Curran Co.. 114 Santa Fe av CONNECTICUT. Merlden—H. L. Redman, 168 Liberty. New Haven—New Haven B. P.Co., 18 Uregson st. Norwalk—J. F. Buxton. DELAWARE. Wilmington—Wilmingt'n Dis. Co., 824 Orange. FLORIDA. Pensacola—John L. Smart. Florida—Jacksonville, E. F. Curtis, 536 Riverside Avenue. GEORGIA. Georgia—Americas, Coas. Lingo, 1(6 For- syth Street- • Atlanta—Edw. Brldger, 608 Temple Court Columbus—Edw. Bridger, £08 Temple Court, Atlanta. Savannah—J. E. Campos, Box 92. ILLINOIS. Aurora—B. Marvin & Son. Belleville—L. E. Tlemann, 508 S. High St. Carllnvme, Macoupin County—A. J. Turner. Central!.—Jos. E. Hefter, 106 R. Broadway. Chicago—John A. Clough. 42 River st. Danville—Wm. Mutton, 826 Colfax st. Decatur—William Mutton. 826 Calfax st. Edwardsville—Geo. W Kellermann, 109 Sec- ond st Bvanston, Cook County—American Bill Post- ing ft DIst. Co. Address 280 Madison St., Chicago. Highland Park— G. Runey & Son. (Waukegan) Lincoln—Houser Adv. Co., 610 Broadway. Lincoln—W. K. Maxwell, 113 Kickapoo St. Mattoon—F. Q. McFherBon, 1212 Broadway. Mollne—R. H. Taylor, care Windsor Hotel. PontUc—Lee Collins, 112 E. Reynolds St. Rochelle—Chaa. A. Hlzer. Robinson, Crawford Co.—Clarence E. Hale. Waukegan—G. Runey ft Son. IDAHO. Boise—S. G. Spauldintr, 126 E. Bannock St INDIANA. Bloomington—L. E. Krenger, 100 College ave. Crawfordsville—H. M. Mclntire, 704 Fremont St. Elkhart—D. B. Carpenter, 525 S. Main st. Evansville—Evansville Distributing Co., 317 Upper st. Ft. Wayne—W. H. Case. 24 N. Miner st. Frankfort—Chas. Goodpastor. Goshen—Chas. Krutz, 210 S. 7th St. - Graancastle—John W. Cooper, 24 ft 26 S. lad. Hammond—Prank E. Gero. Indianapolis—Geo. W. Vansyckle, 114 S. Ills. JeffersonvUle—L. H. Ramsey, Lexington. Ky. Kokomo—H. E. Henderson. 42 N. Main st. LaFayette—LaFayette Bill Post. & DIst. Co. LaPorte—W. C. Miller. 620 Main st. Lebanon—James E. Selver. Logansport—Chas. Schlelger. 215 6th St. Marion—John L. Wood, 920 S. Branson St. Mitchell—W. M. Munson, Jr. ' Muncie—Geo. W. Vansyckle, Room 3, P. O. Bide. New Albany—R. K. Brown. .Peru—Chas. W. Stutesman, P. O. Box 114. IRockport—Robt. M. Smith. 700 Elm st. ' SherbyvUIe—T. F. Chafee ft Son. Terre Haute—Jas. M. Dlshon, 29 S. 5th St. Wabash—Barter Bros., Market at. \ _ INDIAN TERRITORT. Pnrcell—G. W. Brown. ' IOWA. Burlington—A. E. Drier. 413 Maple St. Clinton—H. F. Sanger, 611 S. 2d St. Council Bluffs—C. W. Nichols. 35or Avenue A. DesMelnes—Chas.W. Orris, 1601 DesHoInes st Dubuqtte—A. Leonard. 175 W. Locust st. ' LeMars—Wm. O. Light. Sioux City—A. B. Beall. Winterset. Madison County—Arthur Gordon. KANSAS. Atchison—J. G. Shaffer. Ill S. Eth st. Junction City—Herman Delker. Box 402: WJcsota—E. L. Martling. mgr.. Opera House. Leavenworth—C B. Hathaway, 1012 Osage st. kENTUCKT. fceVlevu&-OUIng ft Son. (Add. Newport. Ky.) Covington—O. P. Fairchlld ft Co. 24 E. 5th st. Dayton—Otting & Son. (Add. Newport, Ky.) Frankfort—Geo. W. Roeck, 334 Conway st. Henderson—Jas. L. Lambert, Jr.. 216 2d. Lebanon—R. L. NesbltL Lexington—L. H. Ramsey, 122 E. Main st. Louisville—Falls City U. r. Co , 122 E. M n st. Lexington. : Newport—G. H. Otting ft Son. 608 York st. 'OWensborb—Owensboro Bill Posting Co. Paducah—H. J. Harth. . LOUISIANA. Louisiana—Alexandria, T. N. Carnahan, Second and De Soto Streets, (Box 386.) Baton Rouge—Alfred O. Devllle. 616 Main St. New Orleans—J. Garlick, 633 Commercial PI. Shreveport—Ed. H. Seaman. MAINE. Bangor—Thomas W. Burr, 47 Hammond. Bath—Edwin L. Emmons, 192 Front st. Maine—Bath, Edwin L. Emmons, 33 Lin- coln Street. Mechanics' Falls—Jordan Adv. Co., 62 Elm St. MARYLAND. •Baltimore— John H. Jones, 238 S. Mount st. cor. McHenry st. Baltimore—John J. Sterner, 1741 E. Lombard. MASSACHUSETTS. Attleboro—Abel W. Gilson, 12 Ho'.man St. . Beverly—Luther Cahoon, 44 Cabot st. Boston—J. Donelly's Sons. 7 Knapp st. "■ Boston—R. D. Leonard, 228 Tremont st. Brockton—W. F. Gurney. 12 Elbridge Place. Fall River—Chas. A. Page. 1101 Plymouth av. Lowell—Chas. L. Lowe, 201 Middlesex st. New Bedford—A. E. Hathaway, 100 Pleasant. Newburyport—W. A. ft S. M. Noyes, 39 Pleas- ant st. Taunton—A, B. White, 45 Cohanet st. . MICHIGAN. Albion—W. C. Eslow. - - Alpena—R. Nolan, 123 White st. Ann Arbor—Kearns at Strong,-123 E Ann St. Battle Creek—E. R. Smith, 6 E. Main. Bay City—C. J. Bloomfleld, 211 5th av. Beuton Harbor—Shaff & Kye. 289 High st. Cheboygan—A. J. Finn, 54 Duncan av. Detroit—The Natl. Dist. Co., 297 Cass ave. Grand Rapids—Geo. M. Leonard, 17 Huron. Ithaca—James Donaldson. Jackson—Stevenson & Solomon. 115 Mill st. Kalamazoo—J. B. McCarthy. 108 Portage st. Manistee—Mrs. J. W. Tennant. Muskegon—Peter P. Steketee, 38 E. Walton st. Port Huron— Bennett Bill Posting Co.. 909 Military. Michigan—Saginaw. E. D. Moore, 334 N. Seventh Street; Pnntiac, Samuel J. Burgess, 68 Green Street. ' MINNESOTA. Austin—P. H. Zender ft Co., 406 Mill st. MISSISSIPPI. Corinth—W. E. Patton, Box 164. MISSOURI. DeSoto—John Lindsley Downer. St. Joseph—A. J. Avery, Tootle Theatre. NEBRASKA. Fremont—U. S. Watts? Lincoln—F. C. Zehrung, 1145 O it NEW JERSEY. Camden—Temple Bill Posting Co., 814 -Wal- nut st., Philadelphia, Pa. Hackensack—Hackensack Bill Posting Co. Hoboken—Hoboken Bill Posting Co., 61 New- ark st. Jersey.City—J. F. O'Mealla, 27 Montgomery. Newark—B. M. Slocomb, 369 Market st. Patterson—Patterson Bill Post. Co., 5 Bampo. Red Bank—L. O. Summersett. 5 Central av. New Jersey—Trenton, Bayard Van Fleet, 123 E. State Street. NEW MEXICO. East Las Vegas—Chas. Tamme. NEW YORK. Albany—Albany BUI Post, ft DIst. Co., 35 Beaver St. Batavia—Albert R. Perry, 39 Jackson st. Binghamton—Abbott & Castner. Brooklyn—The American Bill P. ft DIst, Co. Buffalo—Whitmier ft Filbrick, 200 Wash'n st. Binghamton—Abbott & Castner. Cortland—Wallace Bros. Elmlra—Chas. F. Berry, 160 Sullivan St. Fulton—Wm. Cook. Lock Box 4L Gloversville—OHn S. SuUIff. 62 Orchard st. Glens Falls—A. H. Cheeseboro, 91 South at. Hudson—Robert M. Terry, 305 Warren at. JamestoWn—Castner & Co. Lockport—Staats* Bill Post, ft DIst. Co. Little Falls—Norris & Kingsbury. 1 W. Main. Mlddletown—Thos. Kaln. 88 South st. Mount Vernon—Starr Bros., 352 Franklin ave. New York—Harry Munson, 4 Murray st. Niagara Falls—Mrs. C. Clayton, 21 Thomas. New York—Olean. The Olean Bill Posting Co.. Tower Bldg.. Union Street. Oswego—Jos. A. Wallace. Rochester—J. E. Stroyer, 278 E. Main st. Rome—A. W. Jopltn, 116 First Street. Salamanca—C. R. Gibson. Schenectady—Harry F. Miller, 611 Chapel st. Syracuse—Geo. C. Castner. 221 Montgomery st Saratoga Springs—E. L. Williams, 25 W. Cir- cular. Tonawanda—Whitmier ft Filbrick. Whitehall—S. Lamphron. Box 132. Yonkers—W. L. Mildrum ft Co. NEVADA. Virginia City—John H. Dunlap, Box 24. NORTH CAROLINA. North Carolina—Greensboro. Griffith ft French, 225% S. Elm Street. OHIO. Akron—Bryan ft Co., 125 S. Main. Bellefontalne—The Union Adv. Co.. 116 S. Main st. Bowling Green—A. H. Yonker, 18 W. Wooster Bucyrus—F. R. Myers, 236 N. Spring st. Canton—M. C. Barber. Grand Opera House. Cincinnati—W. H. Steinbrenner, 61* Main st and Alley Clrcleville—Baughman Bros. Columbus—F. Altman ft Son, 640 E. Main st Conneaut—A. C. Pnillips, Main st. Coshocton—Frank P. Hagans. Cleveland—Bryan ft Co., 17-19 High St. Dayton—Jas. B. McConnon. 721 E. 2d at. Delaware—Geo. D. McGuire. 169 S. Frank- lin st. Delphos—Chas. A. Hood. Flndlay—P. B. Oliver. Hamilton—Ceo. W.Kiely. Box 231. Ironton—J. H. Haynes & Son. 262 Mulberry. : Kenton—Jos. C. Warvel. 323 E. Franklin st. Lima-W. C. Tirrill ft Co., 216 W. Market st •Logan—F. A. Koppe. Mansfleld—E. R. Endly, 232 W. 4th St. Martin's Ferry—A. W. Kader. oth st. and C. Wheeling, W. Va. Middletown—Buckles & Barnet. Mt Vernon—Haymes Bros., Public Square. Newark—E. O. Burroughs, Box 296. Portsmouth—R. W. Lodwick, 118 W. 3d st Sidney—Chas. P. Rodgers, 550 Main st. Springfield—H. H. Tyner. 22 N. Race st Toledo—Bryan ft Co.. 613 St Clair st Troy—G. A. Brannan. 9 W. Main st Urbana—C. O. Taylor. 125 E. Court st Wooster—Geo. Kettler. 88 W. LarwIU st Zanesville—England Bros.. 31 N. 5th st OREGON. Corvallls—G. W. Bighorn, Main st. Box 135. McMinnvllle—G. F. Bangasser & Co.. Box 38. Portland—John T. Williams. 346 Morrison. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. Oklahoma Territory—Ei Reno. W. I. Goff. Kingfisher—Wm. A. Northup. 318 S. Main st. PENNSYLVANIA. Allegheny—J. T. Hudson. Pittsburg, Pa. Allentown—N. E. Worman. 532 Hamilton st Pennsylvania—Beaver Falls, C. Edgar My- ers. Carbondale-^J. O'Hearn, 15 Main st. Carlisle—Wm. M. Meloy, Box 49. Connellsvllle—Clowes Adv. & DIst Co. Doylestown—R. S. Heffner. Dunmore—Reese ft Long. Pennsylvania—Easton. F. H. Walser. Bank and Pine Strpets; H»*>>ltnn. F H. Walser H3 Chestnut Street; Oil City. H. A. Taylor, ••are Oil City Blizzard. Franklin—Alexander. Bradley, 4 nth st. Hallstead—James S. Claxton ft Co. Harrlsburg—Arthur C. Young. 18 N. Third st Indiana—Harry K. Apple, 709 Philadelphia st Johnstown—Geo. E. Updegrave & Co. Lancaster—H. M. Soders. Lebanon—Chas. A. Oliver. McDonald, Wash. Co.—The 2 Macs Co. Mansfield—W. D. Husted Adv. Co. 67 M*ln st Mlllersburg—Roacoe C. Hinkle. Pottsville—Chas. L. Weiss. 40 E. Bacon st ' Pittsburg—Twin City Distributing Agency. Pittston—R. E. Hankee, 15 S. Main st. Philadelphia—American Billpoatinir Co.. Sid Walnut st. * Scranton—Reese ft Long, -us T.indon St. Wilkesbarre—W. H. Burgunder. WMIamsport—S. M. Bond, Cherry and Rural. RHODE ISLAND. Pawtucket—J. E. McMahon. 43 Summer st Providence—New England Bulletin Sign Co. 909 Banigan Bldg. BUBB POSTS BILLS AND DISTRIBUTES CIRCULARS AT WILLIAMSPORT, PENN'A TENNESSEE. Chattanooga—H. S. Holmes, 16 E. 7th st Covington—H. N. Holshouser. L. B. 457. Memphis—R. S. Douglas. Grand Op. House Nashville—Jas. L. Hill. 150 N. Cherry st Union City—Oscar R. Crows. TEXAS. Beaumont—Welcome Kollins. Brownsville— Vnlle it Kro Adv. Co Calvert—J. P. Caslmlr. Main st. Galveston—J. E. Howard, Box 134. Houston—Tbos. F. O'Leary. 801 Capitol av. Sherman—J. Long. 117 East Side Square. VERMONT. Burlington—P. H. Ward. 151 Maple st Walt's River—O. C. Croxford. VIRGINIA. Alexandria—C. D. Wright Washington. D. C. Portsmouth—S. C. Draper. 905 Washington st. Roanoke—W. L. Robertson, Box 297. Staunton—J. H. Bell. Winchester—Cornelius GIbbens, Lock Box 64. WEST VIRGINIA. Clarksburg—W. L. Dleson. Pike and 3d its. Martinsburg—F. C. Baker, 246 Queen St. Parkersburg—Parkerburg Adv. Co., 5tb and Avery sts. Wheeling—A. W. Rader. 9th st and Alley C. WISCONSIN. Appleton—W. - E. Cadman. Fond du Lac—P. B. Haber. JanesvtUe— Peter L. Myers. La Crosse—Aug. Erlckson & Co.. 331 Pearl st Milwaukee—Walter D. Dixon. 5S3 ISth st. Oshkosh—J. E. Williams. 24 High st Racine—W. C. TIede, 325 Main st Richland Center—J. A. Coa'tes. Sheboygan—E. J. Kempf. 731 Penn. av. WYOMING. Laramie—H. E. Root WASHINGTON. Colfax—Geo. H. Lennox. North Yakima—Bryson & Hauser, Box 611. R. R. GARYER, BILLPOSTER, NEWHANPTON, in. io P .. 3 .oco. WHY Did JOHN MORROW & CO , Springfield, Ohio, Pro- prietors of Kid-ne-Oids, allow VANSYCKLE ADVER- TISING CO. 35,000 booklets to cover Indianapolis and 6,000 to cover Muncie, paying $1.75 per i.coo for the Indianapolis work and $2.00 for the Muncie work, and their total bill for distributing, window displays, and placing of banners, amounting to $94.60, for advertising both cities through VANSYCKLE? WHEIN This same firm had just recently placed 20,000 copies of the same booklet in Indianapolis, through Will A. Molton, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Molton having the work done by an irresponsible party for $1.50 per i ; ooo, and then, no doubt, deducting his usual commission of 10 per cent, from a price already too low to allow even a fair'profit on honest work in Indianapolis. JOHN MORROW & CO. discovered that they had made a mistake in entrusting their work for the above-named cities, as well as others, to.the care of Will A. Molton and allowing it to be put out "any old way," just so Molton succeeded in getting the work done for $1.50 and his com- mission, thereby allowing the distributor the large sum of $1.35 per 1,000; fc-cfltt^JOHN MORROW & CO. inves- tigated thoroughly and found that the VANSYCKLE service Was the only good and reliable service to be ob- tained in Indianapolis, and by far the cheapest in this end. (Note letter on another page.) THE BILLBOARD. 27 Mbf < t ggg tmmmmmmmmmmmmm 1 <J>FPJce 127 E. Eighth St. Telepmone- 1317. FAIR up have everything necessary to thor- oughly advertise a Pair. AH new designs, catchy and up-to-date. The best and cheapest line ever produced for this purpose. Entirely different from the stereo- typed designs of the past. Original, unique, artistic, and low in price. We solicit your correspondence. 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