The billboard (Jan-June 1899)

26 LIST OF Evansville— evansville Upper First st. . Ft. Wayne—w. H. Case, it N. Miner st. Frankfort—Chaa. Goodpaator. Ooaneij—Cnaa. Kratz. Z10 3. 7th at. Oraweaatle—John W. Cooper. 24 ft 26 3. Ind. Hammond—Frank E. Gero. Hartford City—Ciaa. W- Abbott. Box IS. IndlanapoIU—Geo. W. Vansyckle, 11* S. nis. Jeljfersonvl le—L. H_ Ramsey. Islington. Ky. Kokomo—H. E. Henderson, 42 N. Main at. LaFayette—LaFayette Bill Post. & Dist. Co LaPorte—W. C. Miller. 820 Main at. Lebanon—Jamea S. Server. W. Kortn at. I>»lcanaport—Cba«. Sehlolger, 213 6tb at. Madison—Jan. O'Donnell. if£ rt £ n ,T J £5 n .£- w °»l- 920 S. Branaon at. Mitchell—W. M. Mnnson. Jr. Monde—Geo. w Vansvrkle. Room 3, P. O Bide New Albany-H. K. Brown. K Peru—max. W. Statesman. P. O. Box 114 Portland—Geo. D. Sebring. Rockport—Roht. M. *mith. 700 Wm st Shelbyvllie—T. F. Chafee & Son. Terra Hante—Jaa. M. DIshon. 29 S. 5th at. wabaah—Harter Broa.. Market at. INDIAN TBREITORT. Furcell—G. W. Brown. ' IOWA. Burlington—A. B. Drier, 413 Manle at. Clinton—H. F. Sanger, 511 S. 2d at. Council BlunV-C. W. Nichols, ssor Arcnw A. ■DeaMoInea—Chaa.W. Orris, Vm DeaMoinea st. Dubuque—A. Leonard. 850 W. Locust st. LeMara—Wm. O. Light. Sioux City—A. B. Beaii. Wlnteraet. Madison County—Arthur Gordon. THE BILLBOARD Distributors OF UNITED STATES AND CANADA. TMs List is Open to AH. Any distributors name in- serted for $1.00 a. year. ALABAMA. BfcmftsgSanv-Shetdcar MeMorray. I4T2 ath *t. Montgomery—CL F". McDonald, dry 0 ai poster AKIZOSA. rSoanr-THe- p&oenix BtHpeKSinz Cb^. to* S Ce^terst- ARKANSAS. CtewaT—J. F. CUrfc. Box 42 K>e Spring*—A- W. TSomaav 2SR4 Central av Uttta> Bock—R. L. Thosrosos, 113 W. 2d at CALEFOHNIA. 13 Pain del Bootes—Harry Gear. Etrrelta—3F- H- Xatfiewa. S3S 2« at Los A»geie»—F. W. SaotenL Lobs Asajefea— Los Angeles Bill Poattna; Co. Los Amjefes^-Witafiire Pessins Co. Oafclang—WBIEam B. Porter. *« lUtu at Saata. Crux—L. A_ Baafefa. > Loenar. at Santa Mfaofca—Wikftirr EitlprflttuzCo. Adtlresa 636 Broaidwxy. Saa Franc£ac&. CaJ. Sam FeMaeiwoT-Ov»env» & Varncy, cor. Market autTenthju. COLORADO. Craforarfo. Springs—Ctrrran B. p. Co., 17th and Larimer sea* LeadVOIe—Joint Cotman. 204 W. 7th at Pueblo—TSe Cnrraa Co^. 114 Santa Fe ar COSfSSBCIUitiT. atertden—H_ L. Redman.. IS» Liberty. Jfew Haven —Jtew Hxvra B^r".Co-, J4« Meadow at NocwaBK—J. F. Btzzton. DE&AWAKB. Wilmioatoa—Wltmlngt'a Dia. Co., 324 Orange. ~~ ■ ) " " ^FLORIDA. Jaefcsosvdlfe— E_ F. Ccrtia, S2S RJreraide air. Peeaacota—J ohn L. Smart. GEORGIA. Aateriens—Cnaa. Lingo, M6 Forsyth' at. Atlaust*—Bdw. KrldKer, «08 TVmpte Court Ana-nata—Chaa. EL Rowland, 202 Jackson at Cofombtsa—«dw. Brxctger, t**4 Tempie Court. Atlanta, savannah—J. K. Campoa. Box 92. Savannah—.!. R. Campca. ILLINOIS. AnroTB^-B. Mar?In ft Son. BenerHte—L. E- Tiemann. 303 S. IC«h at. CarltBvaie. Macoupin County—A. J. Turner. Ceutrafia—Jo*. K. H*-iter. taS H. Kroadway. Chieaajo—John A. Cloneh. 42 Rlrer at- Danirille—Frank P. Myera. Decatur-William Mutton. S2S Calfar at. Edwardartlle—Geo. Kellencann, 10& 2d at. RTaaaton. Cook Connty—Anvrriean Bill Post- Ina; ft Diat- Co. Addreaa 280 Madison at., Cbfcaco. Highland Park—G. Runey ft Son. fWankegan) Lincoln—W K Maxwell. 1,1 K?ck»l>rj«, mi Lincoln—Honaer Adr. CO.,' 610 Broadway. Kattoon—F. G. McPberaon. 1212 Broadway. Moline—R. h. Taylor, care Windsor Hotel. Pontlac— Lee Collins. 112 E. Reynolds at. Roebelle—Cnaa, A. Hlzer. Robinson. Crawford Co.—Clarenri. B. Hale. SCt- Charles— E. LaDoe, Lock Box 214. Waakegan—G. Runey ft Son. IDAHO. Boise— R. G. Spauidins;. 126 E. Bannock St INDIANA. Bioomlngton—Bloomington Bill Posting Co. Crawfor.l.vilir:—rf.M. -clntire. -04 Krcmuntst Elkhart—D. B. Carpenter. 525 3. Main at X/istriouting Co., 317 ; KANSAS.- Atcifaon— "l, (*Tshal[eti in. "a. Sth at. Ateaiaott-rAtchison; A*r. and: DJac Co. Lock- Box £»_ JuucOon! City—Herman Delkar, Box 402. Wtcnica—E I- Marcirnjr.: m-arr , O^era t-ir.use. tca-renworth—a B fSuhawa-v. aiu Osage *c KENTCCKT. RelTe-irae—Ottilia: ft Son. fAAL Newport, Ey.> Ctwtngtoui—O. P. FatrchJW ft Co.. 2* E. Sen «. itaytoti—Otriai? A Son. t'AAt >fewport, Ky.) Franifart—Geo. W. Roecfc. 234 Conway st. HeiKlerson^—Jaa. L. Lambert. ±r„ 21S 2d. Lebanon—R_ L. Npsbfet. Lexington—L. H. Ramaey.. 122 E. Main st. LooSwrtlle—Fan* City B. r. Cn ,. us R Main st Lexjnjjto-n- Newporr—G. H. Otttag ft Sen. «0g Tork st- .Owenaboro—Owenaboro Bin Poatinar Co. Padnealt—H- J. Hartii. CS a. Seventii at. LOUISIANA. Alexandria—T. JT. Caraaban. Rox 2SS. Eaton Rouge—Alfred O. De-rtlle. 518 Main at. New Orieana—J. Gartlck. 633 Commercial PL Shreveport—Ed. H. Seaman. MAIXE. Bangor—Thomaa "W. Burr. 47 Hammond. Batli—Edwin L. Emmona. 33 Liaeoin st- Mecnaniea' Fails—Jcrdan A*T. Co., 62 Elm at. MARTLAND. Raltfmore—John H. Jones. 228 S. Mount at cor. McHeury at. Baltimore—John J. Steraer. 1741 E. Lombard. Eaaton—John R. Thompson. MadJsott—Jamea O'DonnelL MASSACHUSETTS. Attleboro—Abel W. Gilaoc. 12 Herman st Beverly— Lather Caboon. 44 Cabot st Beaton—J. Doneljy's Sons. 7 Knapp st Boston—R_ D. LeonarJ, 22* Tremont st Brockton—W. F. Gnrney. 12 Eibrid^e Ptace. Fan River—Chaa. A. Page, 1101 FlyraouOi ay. Lowell—Chaa. L. Lowe, 2ffl Middlesex at New Bedford—A. E. Hathaway. 10O PJeaaant Newburyport—W. A. ft S. M. N'oyes. 25 Pleas- ant at. . Tannton—A. B. 'White. 45 Cohanet at TJxbridge—W. W. Ramsey. Box 263. MICHIGAN. Albion—W. C. Esiow. Alpena—EL Nolan, 12S White st Ann. Arbor—Keara* ex -i#rrmsf. t j; K Ann St Battle Creek— E. R. Smith. 6 E. Main. Bay City—C. J. Bloomfield, 2U 5th it. KenUm Harb-T—th-fr it F»<r sS« Hi«h st Cheboygan—A. J. Finn. 54 Duncan jt. Detroit—The National Dist Co.. 7% Pine st Detroit—Henry Doska ft Co., 221 Wilkins st Grand Rapids—Geo. M. Leonard, 17 Huron. Ithaca—James Donaldson. Jackson—Stevenson ft Soiomor,. 115 Mill st Kalamazoo—J. E. McCarthy. 108 Portage st Manistee—Mrs. J. w. Tennant. Muskegon—Peter P. Steketee. 3S E.'Walton st Pontiac—Samuel J. Burgess. «8 Green st Port Huron— Bennett Bill Potting Co., 909 Military. Saginaw—E. D. Meere, 234 N. 7th st MINNESOTA. Austin—P. H. Zender ft Co., 406 Mill st MISSISSIPPL Corinth—W. EL Patton. Pox 164. MISSOURL ^ DeSoto—Tolin Lindxley Downer. St Joseph—A. J. Ayery. Tootle Theatre. NEBRASKA. Fremont—Tf. S. "Watts. - J" '■ Fremont—M. M. Irwin. ' j-' Fremont—Jos. F. Stein, 317 Main st *■ - Lincoln—F. C. Zehrung, 1115 O st Lincoln—A. Procter. NEW HAMPSHIRE. i-.s- Dorer—Lewis A. Hanson. NEW JERSEY. Camden—Temple Bill Posting Co., SI4 Wal- nut st. Philadelphia. Pa. Hackensack—Hackensack Bill Posting Co. Hoboken—Hoboken Eill Poeting Co., 61 New- ark st Jersey City—J. F. O'Mealia. 27 Montgomery. Newark—B.- M. Slocomb. 369 Market st Patterson—Patterson Bill Post Co.. 5 Rampo. Red Bank—L. O. Summersett ■=> Central av. Trenton—Bayard Van Fleet. 123 E. State St. NEW MEXICO. East Las Vegas—Chas. Tamme. NEW YORK. Albany—Albany Bill Post ft Dist Co 35 Beaver at Batavia.—Albert R. Perry. 39 Jackson st Binzhamton—AMolt & «_as>n~r Brooklyn—The American Bill P. ft Dist Co Buffalo—Whitmier ft Filbrick, 200 Wash'n st 1 ortiand—Wallace Bros. Elmira—Chaa. F. Berry, 160 Sullivan at Fulton—Wm. Cook. Lock Box 41 GloversvUle—Olin S. SuUilT. 62 Orchard st Glens Fails—A. M. Cheesebro, 91 South st' Hudson—Robert M. Terry, 305 Warren st J<mts.o»ll-Ca^tner He Co. Lockport-Staau' Bill Post ft Dist Co. Mtiit f 3 " 8- ^?" 13 .? Kingsbury. 1 W. Main. Middletown—Thoa. Kain. 88 South st Mount Vernon—Starr Bro*.. 352 Franklin ave. New York—Harry Munson. 4 Murray st Ntegara Falls—Mrs. C. Clayton. 21 Thomaa. Olean—The Olean Bill Posting Co.. Tower Blag. Oneida—Alien G. Stone. Oswego—Jos. A. Wallace. Rochester—J. E. Stroyer. 278 E. Main st Rome—A. W. Joplin, 116 First st Salamanca—C. R. Gibson. Schenectady—Harry F. Miller. 6U Chapel st Svracuse-Geo. c. C^fer ,,< Monleomerv st cnl 8 * Sprlng8_E - L - Williama. 2S W. Cir- Tonawanda—Whitmler ft Filbrick. Whitehall—S. LamohTon, Box 132. Yonkers—W. L. Mildrum ft Co. NEVADA. Virginia City—John H. Dunlap, Box 24. NORTH CAROLINA. Greensboro—J. W. Griffith, 225% E. Elm st . OHIO. Akron:— Brian A Co.. I2S 3. Main. Beitefontatae—Cnirm Adv. Co. Bowfmg Green—A. K. Jfook^r. U W. Wooster Bucyraa— V. R, Myers, 226 N. Spring *t Canton—M. C. Barber. Grand Opera House. Ctaclnnatt— W. H. Steiftbrencer. Hi Main at C:rci«rville—ftanahman Bro*. Cotambua— F. Altman ft Son. 5« E. Main at COnneaut—A C. P«nit»p» Vain *t. Cfishoctr.-n— Frank P. Hassans. Cleveland—Bryan & Co.. 17-19 High st Dayton—Jaa. B. MtCocnon. 721 E. M st Delaware—Geo. I). McGuire, 169 a. Frank- lin at De£phos— Chaa. A. Hood. Fladlay—P. R. Oliver. Hararttnt5-r,fr> W.kidv rvvr ji» Ironton—J. H. Haynea'ft Son. 2K2 MuiixrTj. Kenton—Joa. C. Wanrei. 222 E. Franklin »t Lima.—W. C. Tlrrlii ft Co.. 215 w. Market »t Logan— F. A- Kcpp*. Manafleid—E. R. Endly. 232 W. 4th at. Marrm.'* Ferry—A. w. Karfcr.'Ait .11. and Alley C WTicciinz. vr. Vx. Mttidlirztymn— fti-w-vle^ ^r R»rn*-t. Kt Vernon—Haym^sr Bro«.. Public S/juj>re. Jjewarfc—Btrrronsihs ft McFarland. l»x »6. Fortsmouth— R. W. Lodwick. II* w r w *i_ Sidney—Chaa. P. Rodgers. 53) Main sf. Springfield—H. H. Tyner. 22 N. Rare at Toledo—Bryan ft Co., 512 St. Clair st Troy—G. A. Brannan. 9 W. Main st Crbaaa—C. O. Taylor. 12S E. Court st w'ooater—Geo. Kettier. SS W. Ijrwlll «t Zanearnie—England Bros.. 21 ji. Slh it OREGON". Corrania—G. W. Bigham. Main «t. Dnx 12.1. McMinnvine— G. F. Bangasser * Co.. Itox 28. Portland—John T. Williams. 246 Morrison. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. El Reno—W. I. Goff. KIngnaber—Wm. A. Nortbup. 318 S. Main it PENNSYLVANIA. Allegheny—J. T. Hudson. Pittsburg. Pa Ai.entown—N. E. Worman. 532 Hamilton sL Beaver Falls—C. Edgar Myers. 1123 7th av, Carbondaie—J. O'Hcarn, IS Main st Carlisle—Wm. M. Meloy. P.ox 49. Carlisle—Geo. Cramer, 123 W. Pomfret st Connellsvllle— Clowes Adv. & Dist Co Doylestown—Richard S. Heffner. Dunmore—Reese & Long. Faston—F. H. Walser. Bank and Pine sts. Emlenton—W. L. Pierce, 110 Main st Franklin—Alexander Bradley. 4 1 th »t. Hallstead—James S. Claxton ft Co. Harrisburg—Arthur C. Young. 18 N. Third st Indiana—Harry K. Apple. 709 Philadelphia st Johnstown—Ceo. E. Cpdegrave ft Co. 1-ancaster—H. M. Soders. Lebanon—Chas. A. Oliver McDonald. Wash. Co.—TBe 2 Macs Co. Mansneld-W D. Husted Adv. Co. 67 M*in st Millersburg—Roscoe C. Hinkle Minersville—Robert S. Kear. Natrona—C. W. Blake. (Member I. A. D ) Natrona—E. L. Russell. Oil City—H. A. Tavlor. Philadelphia-Ametican Billpo.ting Co.. S14 Pittsburg-T^in r-ities Dist Acci-v Pittston-R. E. Hankee. 15 S. Main St. Pottstown—J. E. Arrole Pottsville—Chas. L. Weiss. 40 E. Tiarnn st P , u ,"5? utaw n e y- G - W. Moore ft Co_ Box 164. Reading—Wm. D. Cooke. S-ramon-Rtfe «■■ r.r.,ig v* Li"Hnn «t Titusville-I. H. Thomas". 130 X. Brown st Wilkesbarre-M. H. Burgundcr. wnifamsport-S. M. Bond. Cherry and Rural Wiihamsport—Geo. H. Bubb WILI.IAMSPOKT, PA.-GEO H BUBB CITV BILT.POSTKR ASD OEN-r OtTT-'rH.nR . ADV AGENT FOR ALL LYCC?SIInS CO RHODE ISLAND. Pawtucket-J. E. McMahon.. 43 Summer - Frocdence-New England Bulletin stgn" Co 9^9 Banigan Bldg. B SOCTH CAROLINA. Sumter—R. M. Jones. TENNESSEE. Chattanooga-H. S. Holmes. 16 E. 7th st Columbia—Jas. Y. Helm Covington-H. N. Holshouscr. L. B. 457. •FAULTLESS Notice 10 Advertisers! We ale rif»w rea/iy U» »i#n contr.v ; s frir ilintritmtitifc mUenmity matter -a the fairs. We are not new at the. fmsine », tttereff/re can assure \. 1 fVOO/). IIO.VKST SKKViCE. lkr.it >•! reference Write us ;. r further {rfirticular*. A. PROCTOR ft W. ASTLEY, I52S N Str.rt, Lincoln. Nebraska. M«mf,bl»— ft. a. rjou«r1««. r,r»M Op. flout* Ns«h*llle_Ja«. L. Hill. Vj. U. Cherry a. L'nlon City -Oscar It. Crews. TEXAS. Ileaumont—Welcome Rollins. Box 274 II owiihvi lr-Vallr/» l.ri Artv Co Caiverl^-J. P. Caxlmlr. Main st Gnlveston—J. E. Howard, Box 124 !!ou«ton-Tho«. F. 0'I>»ary. S*1 Capitol av Sherman—J. Long. 117 Eaat Side Square. ' VERMONT, nurllngton-p. If. Ward. 151 Maple st Walt's River—O. C. Cro»ford VIRGINIA. Aleiandrla-C. D. Wright. Washington, D C Ch iru,ti.-,till V. J IMoli. 2.-. N. t ih *t PorUmouth—S. C. Draper. 905 Washington si Roanoke— W. L. Robertson, Bor 2S7 Staunton—J. H. Bell. Winchester—Cornelius Clbbens, Lock Box 64. WEST VIRGINIA. Clarksburg—W. L. Dleaon. Pike and 3d sts Martinsburg— F. C. Baker, 246 Queen st I'ark<-r*burir— Parkerburg Adv. Co., 5th and Avery its. Whetllng—A. W. Rader. 9th st and Alley C. WISCONSIN. At>T»M-»n_\ftn. R. fadmnn. Box 67 Fond du Lac—P. B. Haber. Janexvllie— Peter L. Myers. La Crosse—Aug. Erlckson ft Co.. 331 Pearl st Milwaukee—Walter D. Dixon. 5KS 18th st Oshkosh—J. B. Williams. 24 High st Racine—W. C. Tlrde. 325 Main st ftlrh!and Center—J. A. Coates. Shehovean—E. J. Kempf, 731 Penn. ar Wntcrloo—John leaver. WYOMING. Laramie—H. E. Root WASHINGTON. Colfax—r.eo. H. Lennox. North Yakima—Brysnn ft Hauler. Rox 611. MAYSVILLE'S GREAT STREET FAIR AND INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION Thursday. Friday and Saturday, May 25, Z6,27. Under auspices of Board of Tradt and leadinc merchants of the city. Kxcursions on all railroads and stcamliont lltlfS The most prosperous and progressive cilv mi Kentuckv. will draw more peoole than were ever in Maysville before. Siwre forall kinds of legitimate attractions. Proprietors of merito- rious articles and novelties are invited to make exhibits and demonstrations TO ADVEBTISERS. — Displav advertising and distributing done nt reasonable rates. \ mammoth exposition of agricultural prod- ucts, arts, sciences, etc. For informalion. address COL. WM II FREMONT. Sec . Box t;2 JOHN f. WINTERS. 11. B. OWENS." President. Treasurer. Maysville. Ky. City Billposting Co. HARRY B. BUSS N6, Ma-ager. NORWALK.CONN. PAI.ATKA. FLA Pop. 4 000 H. L MILLKk. Ilillpostcrntul Disttihulor. Hesl of references Owns nil lioards. I WANT EVERY DISTRIBUTOR IN AMERICA rat appiidfor W. D BED1HST0 N, 314 Chenango St., Binghamton, H. Y. NORTHWEST BILLPOSTING COMPANY J. T. WILLIAMS, Sec'v. Established in 1S6S. Population 95,000. PORTLAND, OREGON. *******MI THE BILLBOARD 27 I »i The International Association of Distributors Will meet in Convention, in the Banquet Room of the Hotel Emery, at Cincinnati, July 18-21 All distributors, irrespective of affiliations, and advertisers interested in house-to-house work, are invited to be present. The International's member in each town is always the best man in that town, fie is always an honest man, an experienced man, a capable man and a reliable man. On top of this is the fact, that his service is guaranteed by a first-class guarantee. Write any of the officers. Cincinnati has a population of -100,000 people, either house owners or wage earners. lite John Chapman Co. [ has all the billboards, and most of the bulletins in Cincinnati. We also do good sign tacking and dis- tributing. Offices, 17 LONGWORTH STREET. OFFICERS FOR 1898-99. JOSEPH REID PRESIDENT Kansas City, Mo. W. H. STEINBRENNER SECRETARY Cincinnati, O. O. P. FAIRCHILD TREASURER Covington, Ky. W. H. CASE SOLICITING SECRETARY Fort "Wayne, Ind. L R. S. DOUGLASS FIRST VICE PRESIDENT Memphis, Tenn. W. C. TIRRILL SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Lima, O. JAMES A. CURRAN THIRD VICE PRESIDENT Denver, Col. i v EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. THOMAS KAIN, Middletown, N. Y. F. M. GROVES, EvansviUe, Ind. L. H. RAMSEY, Lexington, Ky. f 5 ffcvw-, iVUVVl T^^*