Billboard advertising (Jan-June 1900)

I a.jati.%saaa^-aiasJiH,g' JEtr^tiSreSSBaisafca! xilm^J&x&^ZeziZL Frankfort Letter. x l f Not an I. A. of D. Man. The Individual who has been distributing ample packages of powerful pills about ■anta Rosa dooryards with a recklessness vhich has already brought several small bildren to death's door, should be caught aid obliged to swallow about a dozen pack- igcs of bis own nostrum. If he did not die le eould be killed with an ax.—San Francisco bulletin. h I $150 Reward. The Boston Medical Institute has adopted plan intended to get the best possible re- Jlf , jits from their distributing. The plan is ell calculated to carry out its purpose, but i ope which we would deem entirely un- < ecessary in this day of I. A. of D. men and . i >liable service. It is best told by the slip 1 ■hich is enclosed to every distributor who ■celves a shipment of their books. It says: We will give $50 to the distributor from hose work we receive the best returns; S25 ir second prize; $15 for third: $10 for fourth, E<1 $3 each for the next Ten. We have eyed" (private mark) every shipment of oks sent out this year, and the distributor " itb J.ooo books has just as good a chance » though he had a larger amount. Prizes sr 190© will be sent out January 1, 1901. The results from the friendly contest will ^t interesting, but we are Inclined to think ley will show the difference in the pros- •rity of Tarious sections and towns rather an the relative value of the distributor, it some one will be benefited, and it will • a distributor; so we say the plan is a good ie. THE BILLBOARD Stefnbfenner's Book. To the Editor of "The Billboard:" i It bus been some time since I have placed any communication In your valued columns. That indicates In one sense that I have been going my rounds from one city to another doing the good work for our: advertisers. Thanks to their attention to the I. A. of D. 1 could not think for an instant of doing any part of the work of a distributor without having some party to inform how well my Work was done for so and so. My work has Increased far ahead of my expectations; am kept just as busy as I can be, going from one city to another of the five cities I work: I lay the success of my work to the faith- fulness of three of the distributing associa- tions, namely: The Feister Register of Re- liable Distributors, the International Associ- ation of Distributors and the Will A. Mol- ton Distributing Agency. It looks to me like I ought to wear crape on my hat for the balance of the associations,.- for I have got my first time yet to receive" any sort of com- munication from any one of them;since be- ing a member. I am confident there are many members of the LA. of D. that are also members of the association I call dead, and If ,1 ever have to call an any of you to subscribe toward getting a monument to eitber of them I hope you will respond to same liberally, for :my impression! is they have worked hard (for themselves). Now don't tbink for a moment that I have for- gotten your good paper, for the great inter- est which "Tho Billboard" takes for the dis- tributor has been the success of our fellow- craftsmen. The items and tips that appear monthly in your columns have been a great benefit to me. and I would be lost without them. Others say the same. With three reliable distributing associa- tions, and .with "The Billboard," there is lound to be success for any distributor who ioes his work for the advertiser right; do it o make it show good results and. my dear arothers,. your work will be sure to increase ^ae month after the other more and more. 3o it honestly: look after it yourself, and •ou will know If it is done right. I hope you an find space for this, for I want all dis- rlbutors to know it is good, honest service that has brought success to my field of work. A most thorough and comprehensive book upon distributing is now being published by W. H. Steinbrunner, of Cincinnati, Secretary of the I. A. of D. The book is the best we have cve.r seen upon the subject. It gives hints and definite information enough to make the greenest of the green a full- fledged, up-to-date distributor. It also con- tains many points which can only be fully appreciated by experienced distributors. When reading this book, many who consid- ered that they knew all there is to be known about distributing will be made to realize how little they really do know. Altogether the work is one well calculated to be -of much benefit to the profession. Fond du Lac Progressing. Probably no other city in Wisconsin is forging forward so rapidly as Fond du Lac. The removal of the Wisconsin Central Rail- way Company's car shop3 and d visicn head- quarters from Waukesha and Stevens*^ Point and the spending of a quarter of a million dollars in effecting the removal, has turned the attention of the entire State toward Fon du Lac. It is expected that the population of Fon du Lac will at once be increased by at least 5,000, and the number may exceed that. New business enterprises are being establish- ed, and everything points to a great future for Pond du Lac /\. J. TURNER, CITY BILLPOSTER and DISTRIBUTOR, CARLINVILLE. ILL. Up-to-date advertising;- controls aS towns; best of reference. All letters promptly answered The STAFFORD BALLOON CO.- Furnishes Balloon Ascensions everywhere for Paries Fairs, or any kind of Out-door Kntertainment. CANNON WORK A SPECIALTY. 192 Lincoln St., BOSTON. MASS. Ell DO A PV Distributor So Ford St., Og- ■ Hli DnftO 11 densburg. N. Y. Sign Tack- ing Work guaranteed. Member 1. A. D. and Feisler's List. J. P. FARMAKI, (Successor to Peter Currier, formerly 515 Powell St.) 208 N. Eighth St., Philadelphia. Importers of Best Quality of In- dian Rubber, Gas and Whistling Balloons, and Whips. Our Gas Balloons are made of the best Rub- ber, in three colors. Red, Blue and Green, and inflate in size. 'Warranted to be A No. x goods. No. 60 Balloons......... $3 75 per Gross No s» Balloons „„ 2 75 per Gross No. 48, Whistling Ballcons, ass'td. 2 75 per Gross Assorted Serpents or Snakes-...— 3 25 per Gros« Fancy Balloon Whips x 50 perGross Toy "Whips . . 3 00 perGross Bellows No. 1 ; .82 5° Fellows No. 2 „ 3 co Bellows No. s-• —......—. . 3 50 French Gelatine, per pound 50 Rattan Sticlr, per pound:—:. .—™ : 22 All goods sent C. O. D. «©TieE! STREET PAIRS, COUNTY PAIRS, J»J« eARNIYAtUS, SUMMER PARKS, Etc. The NATIONAL THEATRICAL EXCHANGE, 905 Chicago Opera House, ucago, Ills., books theatrical lallent of all kinds for out-door work; can furnish a moments notice Acrobats, Japanese and Chinese Performers, Jugglers, Ma- cians, Aenalists, Ring and Circus Acts of descriptions, together with Negro ngers, Musical Acts, Etc. FIFTEKN YEARS THEATRICAL EXPERIENCE. REFERENCES: note Trust and Savings Bank, and any Fair or eatreof prominence in the United States eHAS. J. eARTER, — Manager. HE ROYAL MARINE BAND OF ITALY! 40 Players. 12 Instrumental Soloists. SIGNOR GIANNINI, oP T E h RATirTrN d 6 B . || * ise season, Willow Grove Park, Philadelphia, Sept.^3. Time open Sept. 4 to 16, between Philadelphia aud Saint Paul im% CHANN1NG ELLERY. Special Agent, 112 SOUTH 12th STREET. PHILADELPHIA. PA. ( H ennegan & ffio.. *••••*• •• POSTER MAKERS, Eighth St., near Main, Cincinnati, Ohio. POSTERS FOR Lowest in Prices. . Catchy Designs, Splendidly Printed Fairs, -4-th of July Celebrations, Picnics, Excursions, Summer Parks, etc. Highest in Quality. Write tor Samples and Prices. ONEONTA, N. Y. A careful, result bearing distribution of 2,000 circulars for $3.00, with satisfaction assured. Letter writing is a pleasure. HARR-V C BARD. Distributor and Tacker, 6 Broad St., OneOBta. N-Y. OPEN-AIR o ATTRACTIONS! . BallooR Ascenlsons and Paractnte Drops. By ladies and gentlemen, furnished at any time or place, and attractions that disarm criticism, under direct management of KEVES BROS. We can furnish any feature in connection. No failures. Work guaranteed. Write us for prices, circulars, etc. Keyes Bros. Balloon Co. Collins, Mich., Dept. B. Ionia Co. FAIR MANAGERS-NOTICE ! The Great Aerial Attraction of the Twentieth Century, for State and County Fairs. A few of my displays : A Beautiful Life-size Female Tra- peze Performer will do great feats 300 feet above the ground: a War Ship-in Full Action 400 feet above the ground; a Welcome Sign, 100 feet lonjr, placed in 1 he sky. with Old Glory, 15 feet long, floating 600 feet above the ground; and 25 other attractions that can be seen a half mile SS; t - 1 edd £ or S r 2 ll ?, , '\, PB0F - l - l-CURCV,606 Sixth Ave., New York. N- Y. SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING. Here is a chance of a lifetime ! For soc only, you can learn sign and house painting, gilding, sil- vering, graining and kalsomin- ing. You will receive, for 50c only, our experience of 30 years in the business. Val. Scareler Sign Works. Milwaukee, Wis. MANUEL. NOTICE! THE SAMAYOAS ,-CI.EO. Wonld like to hear from first-class managers of parks and fairs for their Novelty- Double Vrapeze Perch and Muscle Rings in One', and M. SAMA- YOAS in his wonderful South American eioud Swing. Most marvelous exhibitiod of nerve, the cham- pion of the kind. Address. GenlDel-y THE SAMAYOAS, Nashville, Tenn. Care The Billboard. FOR SALE! PAVING BILLPOSTING PUNT. 3,000 running feet of hill boards, 12 feet high. Population 50,000. Address, THE Western Billposting Co., 214 Marian Stteit, OAK PARK. - - ILLINOIS. PRIVILEGES FOR SALE AT ELKS' CARNIVAL AND MIDWAY, May 21 to 26, Charlotte, N. C. Address, 6E0. F. RUTZLER, Sec, and Trn» . —SISTERYILLE— GREAT STREET FAIR! The richest and sportiest city in Uuited States- center of oil fields. Everything goes. Atliac- tions wanted Address, e. B. JOHNSON, Sec , Sistervllle, W. Va. LUXORA, ARK. CARNIVAL AND FREE STREET FAIR June 28. 29 and 30,1900. 50,000 attendance expected. For particulars and privileges, address, • (Lock Box No. 5.) WILL A. SMITH. Manager Opera House. OLIVER BROS. STREET EAIR SNOWS! 4 BIG SHOWS, Now booking the Summer Season. STREET FAIR MANAGERS OLIVER BROS., Newton, Kan. Address, THE MORTON, CINCINNATI BILLPOSTER I want to hear from every Billposter—as list of locations at your lowest rates of posting. EXECUTIVE OFFICE: - - 113 East Fifth Street, - - CINCINNATI, OHIO. MORTON. The Cincinnati Billposter, PRINTERS OF ART POSTERS, Art Bulletins in Gncinnati, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburg, Louisville* • Columbus, Dayton and Indianapolis. ' ." THE BILLBOARD. BILLPOSTERS' DIRECTORY. ,«". p "ye- T? and address toBether to occupy one line only) ALABAMA. Annlston-L. °*°™£ Co . t mVA Second Ave. ?l,Sm!n»S=T n e?s.i^rnlth Box 286. n ,n nf"m-G. F. McDonald. C Mton-Valentine Bros. JCfi.ld-H. B. Elmor..^ Arkad.lpbla-Mye^ Gree™ B „, pet.,. Soft^T^EVa?r. T BUl Poster. Vawnort—John Clarldge. ■akersfleld—B. K. Craln. . Lot Anseietr-Wilsnlr. Posting Co. iladera—P. L. Grace. Modest*—Wm. E. Daunt, SoaUrey-Chas. F. Clenford. 'g^St^Xr^dene, f-aTenro^^A^Cas^,.. Bill Poster and S scra£e"v. A. Cabell. B. Poster & D.st. Santa Barbara-W.L Stafford. gan^^T-l^n pVW'Vostint, Co. junta Marla-Geo. W. Brown. ■»aora-John Ore. TTuekee^.H. Prentiss, "allele—M D. Nelld. W^lSixTd-DleU * Glendlnnlng. COLORADO. Amen—John B. Ledou. L. Box 895. SSnS San%^J°^fen% st. Pnrtlo—The Curran Co.. 1M Santa F» Ave. CONNECTICUT. NJrVrnlk-Harry B. Bussing, C. B. P. Putnam—L. M. Keith. FLORIDA. r»TB«ndlna— 3. B. Gordon Hall. L«k* CltT—Lew!* *■ Thompaon. ORORC.IA. Albany-Albany Bill Posting Co. ^XlVanMv. ABcn^cy Ss^readhtree. Augusta—C. R. Rowland. City BUI rosier. Carrollton-Kum * Pe rr f- Batonton-W. T. Reld. Jr. Madl»on-l*n. C. Baldwin. MllledgeTllle-W. M. Smith. N.wnan—E. H. Bowm»n Co. IDAHO. BoUe-Spauldlng B. P. & Dlst. go. Bol«»-cSpltol B. P. CO,. J. A. Plnney. mgr. l>wUtou-Alney C. Elliott. PoeBtello-Geo. Daah. Box tit. Wallace—Ed. R. Carlton. Welaer—W. W. Cowlna. ILLINOIS. &\:&T3?-™tI£™. bui Porter «a DUtrlbutor. 608 S. High street. cSr^^'oSerlTh^ity BUI PoaUr. Carbon«ale-J- B. Tolei^ Cantralla-Joaeph E- Hefter. Chleago-ChlcaRO Bill Postlnr Co. Clinton-J. H. Savley & Co., C. B. P. Elgin—rrefl. W. Jenck». Farmer City—W. B. Voung. • Qalva—F. M. Brown & Son. Honry—FTed. S. Scbaefer. HUlsboro—Duncan C. Best. Jaek»on»IHe-Oeo. W. Star* * Sou. Lacon—Arno E. Anske. iXHarpe-C. E. HHJler, Bo« «*. Haeomb-Frad. Smith. 438 N. Dudley «t. Ilanhall—Victor Janney. Mattoon—McPhernon Broi. Mendota-Mendota Bill Posting Co. (Ltd.) Hatropolla—Wa E. Ware. Mound City—B. P. Easterday. Mi. Sterltnit—Georga A. Fowler. Normal—Dillon & Fogle, 19o towns. Olney—H. C. Rush A Co. Box 66. Orion—A. s. Dusenberry. Ottawa—Ottawa Bill Posting Co. Pekln—Standard Bill Posting Co IVkln—Taxcwell County Adv. Co. Peru—Peru B. P. & Dlst. Co.. Box 74. PstsTshurg—The Bishop Bill Posting Co. Pontlae—Lee Collins. US B. Reynolds street Sandwich—Walter Bibbs. »^,„ Shribyvllle—Col. C. Dowdy, City BUI Poster. Taylorrlll*—O. O. Young. Tuscola— V. C. Bassctt. Vienna—P. A. Johnson. Winchester—Cyrus P. Reynolds, C. B. P. INDIANA. Anderson—Wm. Funk, B. P. and Dist. Attica—Charles B. Flnfrpek. Batcsvllle-Batesvllle Advertising Co Rrookston—James W. Brown. Bill F"«t»r. Bloomlngton—Bloomlngton Bill Posting Co. Canncltnn-B. E. tummlna;. Crown Point—Cnas. E. Smith. Rlwood—James Borst. _ Hvansvllle—BTansvllle Bill Posting Co. Fort Wayne-Temple Bill P™>tlns: Co. Fort Wnvno—Ft. Wayne City B. P. Co. Fowlsr—Robert Hamilton. »«.,„ Frankfort—Wm. T. Freas, City Bill Poster. Frankfort—Hsnrr Wolf. Ooshen—Chas. KurU. Box T48. Oreinsburg-Fred. 8* ti * Som. . ... Greencastle—J. W. Cooper. Hartford City—C. W. Abbott. Huntington—Ed. Harter. Kokomo—H. E. Henderson. Lafayette-Lafayett* BUI Posting Co. LaFayette—Opera House Bill Posting Co. La Grange—F. D. Rulck. Lebanon—Stacy Darnell. Liberty—Jan. R. WUson Logansport—Chas. E. Scblelger. Madison—Murphy & Rhoton.Clty BUI Posters. Mitchell—W. M. Munson. Jr. Oakland City—O. M. Stone. Peru—Chas. W. Stutesman. Portland-Link KikendaJ!. City and. County Bill Poster, Distributor and Sign Tacker. Portland—Geo. D. Sebrlng. Rennselaer—George W. Spltler. Rushvllle—JaB. H. Carr a Son, Lock Box 44. Seymour—W. A. Carter & Son. Union City—Ed. R. Thurston.. Union City—L. D. Bell. Vtncennes—Vlncennes BUI Posting Ct. Wabash—Harter Bros. Waterloo—Fred. J. Rlckard. Whiting—Smelzer & Garvin. ■Wortbington—J. E. Calland. INDIAN TF.RR1TORY. South McAlcster—E. K. Crawley.. IOWA. Bloomfleld-Lon F. Smith. Box 208. Calmar—Gilbert N. Olson. , ^^.ne^T^M^rti, 1 ^^ Denlson-B. D. Stevers. Dows-R- L. Allen. Box 181 Eldon—Wilson G. Taylor, Box 88L Ft. Madison—Elliott Alton. Grlnnell-Geo. R. Clifton. Jr.. WW west sr- Harlan—Amasa Croslar. indlanola-J. S. Martin. Newton—Arthur Lister. New Hampton—R. R. Garver. Osceola—S. B. Delk. Shenandoah-C. L. Hoover, ■vinton—Grant E. Inenam. KANSAS. t A ^^ J C?y n de M R^n'Meter * Co. Cofleyville—Wm. H. Tibbils. CorTevville—H. Hollinger. _„.„ KVnn^^-an^ W, « and Distributtr. Owns all boards In city. Great Bend-Mayers Bros. Harrier—J. H. Thompson. Box 1S6. Hutclinson-Kansas Bill Porting Co. junction City-Herman Delker. Kinrfey—J. O. Harney. Lawrence—Irving Hill, msr- , Parsons—Howard Graves. L. B. iz*. KENTUCKY. Allenvllle—Walter B. Carvell * Co. Bardstown—Joseph Applegate. Srdls'o'n^^.f MuUennlx. 0^n^7rOw B en1b??o n -Bi.l P f tin S CO. Rlchmond-The Richmond Bill F 0 "' 0 ^^ 0 - SheYbyville-T. S. Baxter & Son. Box J3«. Winchester—Perry Bros. LOUISIANA. • Alexandrla-F. H. CrTnahan. Morgan Clty-P. B. Ghlrardl. ! h irodaurfmer S . e c«rB D m Posting C MAINB. Bexter-Chas. F. Bdgerly. if^r t tS-i E '.lsior M h J, Br Posting Co. Watervllle—S. H. Chase.- MARYLAND. Brunswlck-Chas. E. Butler. Easton—John R. Thompson. MASSACHUSETTS Cllnton-Geo.S. Gibson. Danvers—W. W. Wakefield. Gloucester—Richard Connors. HaverhUl—J. F. West. „ Eeominster-Leominster Adv. & B. P. t-0. . Lyna-City Bill Posting Co. MlddlebororE. H. »»"«: _ _ B , TaHntoT-^ru'n'ton B^P^CoT^Cohannet St. Wertooro-S. H. Sandra BUI Posting Co. Worcester-Wilton BUI Posting Co. Worcester—Flske Bros.. 43 Waldo at. MICHIGAN. * Alpena-R. Nolan. Beldlng—W; H. Fish. Cadillac—Charles I. Spenosr. ChelKiygan-4A. J- Finn. Eo^^'^ie'DTlt Posting Co. • Duran«-P. A. R«J«tt>. . . Rant Tawaa—H. C. Bristol. ptnton^Ts Field. City Bill Poster. Flint-Martin & Hyatt Adv. Co. Hart-Fred. N. Harris. Jr. Ithaca—James Donaldson. ••>,-..- Kalamasoo-B. A. Bush. CityJBUI Poster. Kalkaska—Fred. G. Stuart, Lock Box so*. Lapeer^ Cal M. Gillette. Box 826. Marine Cltr—Hunt ft Perrtii. _ MUaS-The W? B. Redman B, P. & D. Co. Otsego—Frank M. Deuel. ___, Paw Paw—H. B. Snerman, Bill Pewter. Port Huron—Bennett Bill Postlnr Co. Sault St™ Marie-Jas. W. Troyer. Sturgls—D. A. Osborn. MINNESOTA. ■ Austin—P. H. Zender * Son. Bralnerd—J. B. Stlnehour. Falrmount—Warren Lewis. Farlbault-J. Fink Bill Posting Co. Mlnneapolls-Breslauer BUI FosUng Co. Morris—J. W. G. Curtlss. Ow^on^^««to?R!S?Snl Posting Co. Red Wing—J. C. Judge. City Bill Poster. Redwood Falls—Frank L. Carpentei Rochester—J. C. Judge. City Bill Poster SMUlwater—l'oler Lohimcr, City Bill Poster, «< MISSISSIPPI. Jackson—Joe Brown. . „.. „ „ Meridian—L. D. HolTer, Licensed City B. P. Natchez—F. G. Pellettleri. Starkvllle—W. D. Cochran. Vicksburg—James McQulggan. Yazoo City—D. Wolersteln. MISSOURI. Boonvllle—Frank Gordan. Brunswick—Price Ewlng. Carthage-Carthage BUI Posting Co. Centrafia—Centralia B. Posting Co., Box 107. Chllllcothe—Z. B. Myers. OeSoto—Leon Herrlck. Fulton—C. O'Belrne. Hannibal—J. B. Price. Klrksvllle—Wm. Allen Smith. Macon—Fred. C. Parker. Marcellne—C. F. Long. Mexico—Hatton ft Clendenln. .Moberly—P. Halloran, 223 Clarke sL Odessa—Jim Waddle. Stanberry—J. H. Patterson. Box 301. St. Charles—J. N. Mittelberger. mgr. Webb City—Webb City & Carterville Adv. Co. NEBRASKA Broken Bow—B. R. Purcell. Central City—H. C. Martin. Chadron—R. W. Gaylord. ColttmbUB—John Wlnkelman. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. Lincoln—Zehrung-City Bill Posting Co. Nebraska City—J. Wler ft Son. • North Platte—Warren Lloyd. Superior—H. BosBemeyer. Tilden—J. W. Russell, Box BS. Wymore—Henry Anderson. York—Gus A. Stapleton. NEW HAMPSHIRE. Exeter—Jas. D. P. Wlngate. Laconia—J. F. Harriman. Meredith—Jerry M. Mayo. NEW JERSEY. Atlantic City—The Bill Posting Sign Co. Camden—The Bill Posting Sign Co. Clayton—Wm. H. Jacobs. Hackensack—Hackensack Bill Posting Co. Hoboken—Hoboken Bill Posting Co. Jersey City—J. F. O'Mealla. Newark—Newark Bill Posting; Co. Paterson—Paterson Bill Posting Co. Plalnfleld—A. L. Force. Red Bank—M. P. Sherman. E Broad St. NEW MEXICO. East Las Vegas— Ohas. Tamme, Box 34. NEW YORK. Albany—Albany B. P. ft Adv. Co.. SB Beaver. BaldwinsvUle—Jas. E. Cunningham, Box 18». Brooklyn—American Bill Posting Co. Elmira—B. L. Johnson, Mer. Globe Theater. Fulton and Oswego Falls—Wm. Cook. Glens Falls—A. M. Cheesebro, tl South St. Jamaica—Chas. Wood. Johnstown and Gloversville—Olin S. Sutllff. Lockport—Staats B. P. & Dist. Co. LowvUIe—C. D. V. Carter. Little Falls—Norrts ft Kingsbury. Matteawan—W. S. Dibble. Mlddletown—Thos. Katn. 88 South St. Mount Vernon—P. J. Ring. „»_„., New York City—Reagan & Clark. 21 Ann St. New York City—New York Bill PostinB Co. New York—A. Van Beuren. 128 4th ave. Norwich—G. F. Breed. Olean—Olean Bill Posting Co. Schenectady—C. R. Benedict. Troy—W. J. McAllister ft Son. 418 River St. Yonkers—W. L. Mlldrum. 12 Warurton "• NORTH CAROLINA. Asheville—Asheville Advertising Agency. Charlotte—J. L. Brown. Greensboro—J. W. Griffith, 22b% Elm. Lumberton—Geo. G. French. Reldsvllle—R. M. B. Ellington. Wilmington—S. A. Schloss. Winston—Wm. T. Pfohl. NORTH DAKOTA. Valley City—Smith Decorating C». Wabpeton—B. M. Buckmlnster. OHIO. Ada—S. W. Rayl, BUI Poster and Distributor. Ak?™-BryaT& Co., 125 Main St. Bellalre-Fltton BUI Posting Co, Beliefontaine—Frank Whitehall. Bluflton—Alven B; Temple. „„„,=„■. m Bowling Green—Commercial Bill Posting Co. Bucyrus—Frank R. Myers. BuUer—W. L. Hissong. Canal Dover—John H. Fox ft pre. _ Canal Dover—Tuscarawas Dist. ft B. P. Co. Chicago—Louis Simmermacher. Clrclevllle-Baughman Bros. w/ ,„. -t, Cleveland—Bryan ft Co.. High and Middle sta. Columbus—Columbus Bill Posting Co. Coshocton—Frank P. H s gan a. CresUlne—W. J. Carney. Dayton—Bryan & Co. Defiance-J. P. Blser. Lelpslc-^J. 8. Peach. Lima—W. C. Tlrrtll. Lisbon—Edgar D. Lleehtenstlne. Logan—F. A. Koppe. _ Mansfield—E. R. Endiy ft Co. Marietta—Koerner ft Thomas. Mlddletown—E. O. BarneL T PJ St. Charles—E. H. Ingham. St. Cloud—Davidson Advertising Co, 8L Peter—H. J. Ludeke^Jr. Winnebago Cltr-Q. B. Waldren, 'n Hi •'M '8 I ML •'IP tiff '-- • *»• ' PENNSYLVANIA. Ashlano-Frank H. Watte. ^. r „ Bethlehem—Groman B. P. & Dist. Co. Butler—H. J. Dougherty ft Sons. Carlisle—Geo. Cramer, 133 W. Pomfret at. ConnellsvUIe—R. G. Curran. Cambridge Springs—H. W. Wllber ft Co. Bmlenton—W. L. Pierce. Greensburg—R. G. Curran. Greenville—J. S. Laird. Hanover—Harry C. Naiil. Harrisburg—Markley & Appell. Johnstown—A. Adair. Johnstown—Flood City Bill Posting Co. Lebanon—Chas. A. Oliver. Lykens—H. B. Hatter. Mansfield—The W. D. Hosted Adv. Co. Mlnersvllle—Mlnersvllle Adv. Co., L. B McDonald—Bert M. McCartney. Meadvllle—Gee. Knox. MUton—A. J. Blair. „ „ „ „ New Castle—The J. G. Loving C. B. P. Co Philadelphia—The Bill Posting Sign Co. Plttston—Plttston B. P. Co. Scranton—Reese & Long. Sunbury—Sunbury Bill Posting Co. : -,^ Washington—A. B. Means. 31 W. Chestnut at>, ¥■ Wellsboro—A. H. Dartt ft Co. _ -'•* Wilkesbarre—Wllkesbarre BUI PosUng Co. , WHIlamsport—Geo. H. Bubb. '*j RHODE ISLAND. ['» Providence—Old Colony B. P. Co. ;'' SOUTH CAROLINA. ;,' Charleston—Chas. W. Keogh. :* Charleston—Charleston Bill Tosting Co. - Columbia—R. S. Marks ft Co.. 1425 Gates st'■ Georgetown—R. Chas. Griggs. ". SOUTH DAKOTA. ;■ Madison— Ia>u1s H. WlHMte. ;; Sioux Falls—Sioux Falls B. P. Co. ■ THNNESSEB. -j Athens—O. M. West BUI Posting Co. ,i Bristol—Border City Bill Posting Co. jj Covington—Howard N. Holshouser, Box 457. ij Jelllco—Thos. Bell. !| Knoxvllle—Southern B. P. Co. '• Memphis—Van Beuren & Co.. successors ta ; : Memphis B. P. Co.. R. S. Douglas, pron. ;] Pulaski—Pulaski Bill Posting Co. Pulaski—A. M. Notgrass. ' Union City—Oscar* R. Crews. Westmoreland—J. M. Louthan. f TEXAS. ■ * . Abilene—J. F. Moore. i Bastrop—Chas. P. Zlegenhals. Beaumont—Welcome. Rollins. . Belton—D. F.' Gray. ' Brownsville—Valle ft Bros. Adr. Co. i Brownwood—Hiram H. Thomas. Bryan—John B. Mike. Calvert—James Hooks. Clarksvllle—Chaa. O. Gaines. Cuero—Richard Harris, Box 88. Dallas—Geo. Robinson. Flatonla—The Moore B. P. ft AdT. Co. Gainesville—Paul Gallia. Galveston—J. E. Howard. (IT Fostotnco St. ; HUlsboro—J. S. Phillips. t | Houston—C. T. Slvalls. Box IOC If* € Lampasas—Jim Mace. Laredo—Eugene Sloan. * t Marl in—Die Jacobs ijlft McKinney—Goodin ft Warden, Box 201. 11 r San Angelo—Sam. Smith. Box 183. Sherman—J. Long, 117 East Side Square. SmlthvUIe—D. E. Colp. Texarkana—Lemly Bros. Waco—Louis Sternkorb. 112 S. 4th at. Whitewriet—NUer Lewis. VERMONT. i Barre—Central Vermont B. P. Co. Burlington—B. B. P. Co.; Mrs. W. K. Walker. Mowtpeller—Cenltral Vermont B. P. Co. Newport—E. H. Norrts. Springfield—George H. Stiles. Waterbury— Central Vermont B P. CO. 1 ML Vernon—L. N. Headlngtaa. Nels - — " —— nelsonvllle—W. 8. Runlon. Norwalk—J. M. Harknen. Portsmouth—R. W. Lodwlck. South Charleston—F. M. Heaton. Springfield—^H. H. Tyner ft Cp. Steubenvllle-Samuel D. Sumter. Toledo—Bryan ft Co.. 618 St. Clair et Uhrlchsvllle-Twta City B. Post. Co.. Box D. Van Wert—J. W. WTiires ft Co.. 503 Park PL Wellington—L. W. Ely. Washington C. H.—Smith ft VlneonL ZanesvlUe-R. D. Schultt. _ „ _-, fc ^ ZanesTlUe—England Bros.. 81 N. Fifth st. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. Guttirle—G. W. Foster. Lock Box 26S. Kingfisher—Northup B. P. & Dist. Co. OREGON. Aahland-Chaa. H. QlUetto. Astoria-T. S. Simpson ft Son. Baker Clty-W. Newell. McMln-nvllle—G. F. Bangasser ft. Co. Portland-N.W. B. P. ft D. Co., «U Morrison. VIRGINIA. Alexandria—J. M. HU1 ft Co. Bedford City—Wm. W. Haydea. Culpeper—J. C. WUliama. Franklin—Ross I. Leary. Roanoke—City Bill Posters. Staunton—Wm. Glenn. Woodstock—Chas. M. LaugMin. •WASHINGTON. Chehalls—City B. F. ft Dlst. Co.. Box 8*4. Colfax—Geo. H. Lennox. Dayton—Day's Advertising Co. Pullman—M. T. Chapman. - Puyallun—Geo. M. Acly. Snokomiah—W. P. Shaforth. WEST VIRGINIA. Fairmont—Fisher B. P. and Adv. Co. Huntington—Will A. Russell. Terre Alta—S. E. Stewart. Wellsburg—A. B. Noland. Box SSI. WheeUng—A. W. Ruder. 9th ana Alley O. WISCONSIN. Chippewa Falls—C. G. Sherman. C. B. Foster Elkhom—Byron B. Button. " Ft. Atkinson—Chaa. B. Rogera. GreenBay-Fox River Valley Adv. Co. j Janesvllle—Peter J^. Myers. ] Kaukauna—J. D. Laws. i Menominee—Tho Sohwehm B. P. ft Adr. Co.j Menominee—W. S. Schmidt. I Oshkosh—J. B. wnilams. I Richland Centre—J. H. Coatee. • Sturgeon Bay—B. Hahn, mgr., opera, house, j Wausau—O. S. Cone. ] Waterloo^-Jehn Leaver. WYOMING. : Laramie—H. B. Root, City B.P.. opera houat Sxxerldan-B. C. LeRoy. S»W N. Mali, at. 1 Oherlottestown, P. E. I.-P. E. I. AdT 'C^ Montreal-SL Lawrence A£d. Co.. 8 St. Jamej Niagara Falls, Ont,-N. Fall; B, ^* D. A« Ottawa, Ont,—Alex Jacques, 116 Osgood st. Plcton—H. J. Graham. St. Johns—J. Bouchard. Sberbrooke. Que.—F. H. Leeen. Vancouver. B. C—A. F. Morns, mgr. Windsor-Windsor B. P. & Dist. Co.. Box 8\ HAWAII ISLAND. Honolulu-Will Preatldge. Honolulu—Pioneer Adv. Co., Box «t.