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PACIFIC STATES

Newspaper Directory

CONTAINING

A Carefully Prepared List of all the Newspapers and Periodicals pub- lished in California, Oregon, Washington, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, South Dakota, Alaska, Idaho, Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, British Columbia, Utah, Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska and the Hawaiian Islands.

ARRANGED

ALPHABETICALLY BY TOWNS, AND

ALSO BY COUNTIES, WITH A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF EACH

STATE, TERRITORY AND COUNTY.

MAKING

AN INVALUABLE GUIDE TO THOSE WHO WISH TO PLACE ADVERTISING TO THE BEST POSSIBLE ADVANTAGE.

SIXTH EDITION.

COPYRIGHTED AND PUBLISHED, 1894, BY

PALMER & REY TYPE FOUNDRY,

PROPRIETORS PACIFIC STATES ADVERTISING BUREAU.

SAN FRANCISCO:

Pacific States Newspaper Directory Office, 405-407 Sansome Street,

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Pacific States Newspaper Directory.

The Banning Herald

(8 pages, 5-col. quarto.)

Is a Representative Weekly of Southern California,

And as an exponent of the climatic, commercial and scenic advantages of the southwest

coast, has no superior.

THE ZBIZE^AJLiID

ertising Medium in the country. Its appearance is attraot

ach week by thousands who are actually on their way to ■-

California, or who are about to leave tbe East.

Larger Circulation than any other Weekly in Southern California.

Is the Best Advertising Medium in the country. Its appearance is attractive, nud it will

be read each week by thousands who are actually on their way to Southern

California, or who are about to leave the East.

Persons abroad who desire to in- vest in property in and about

BANNING, CALIFORNIA,

Will receive reliable information bj addressing the Banning Land Co.

REGARDING the town of Banning as a healthful locality: as a place ot refuge from the extreme cold blasts of winter, free from snow, blizzards and the extreme heat of summer; as a land of deciduous fruit products, second to none in the world: as a luxurious retreat for the wealthv and an Eden for the man of moderate or limited means, there can be but one verdict rendered, and that is in accordance » itb the above statement of facts. M>. C. O. Barker, president of the Ranning Land Company, will cheerfully answer all letters of inquiry, or furnish any desired information to home- seekers and tourists.

THE BANNING HERALD

IS THE

Most Widely-Known Weekly Paper

In California, outside of San Francisco.

CLUBBING OFFER.

THE HERALD will be clubbed with any reputable publica- tion in the world, the two publications costing only a slight advance over the price of one, and in many cases exactly the subscription price of one.

AS AN ADVtERTi&lWfc MEDIUM. '•'

The HERALD goes into all portions of the east, Canada and Europe. As an Advertising Medium it ha^ few if any superiors in the west.

SUBSCRIPTION $2 PER YEAR, ALWAYS IN ADVANCE.

JESSE E. EDMUNDSON, .... Editor and Proprietor.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Otfice of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Uhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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PREFACE,

In issuing the sixth edition of the Pacific States Newspaper Directory, it is the purpose of the publishers, as in former editions, to make the advertising public, all over the land, better acquainted with the publications of the Pacific Coast, and in addition thereto, to embrace Colorado, Texas and the States of the Missouri Vallej^, in furnishing such information concerning the progress and prosperity of the States and Territories herein mentioned, as shall enable everyone interested to understand the importance and value of those sections as a profitable field for advertisers. Thus they hope to bring to the papers published in the territory represented a larger proportion of advertising pat- ronage than they have heretofore received, and to which, it is believed, they are justly entitled.

In preparing our tables of circulation, etc., we have asked every publisher to help us to make the work correct and valuable as possible by giving us reliable information concerning his pub- lications. If errors should still be found in the book, we ask that those observing them will make a note of it, and favor us with the corrections, which will be made in the next edition.

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Established, 1855. Circulation, 21,900.

THE EVENING BULLETIN,

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,

ading Evening' Journal, in circulation and influence, west of the Rocky Mountains. It is i /ril authority in mercantile and financial circles. Its hig'h character, tone and general worth commend it to, and has obtained for it, an entrance to the refined and cultured home circles, and made it

THE MOST POPULAR FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN CALIFORNIA.

It is distinguished for the brilliancy of its editorial matter, the accuracy and completeness of its

local and telegraph news, its interesting correspondence from all parts of the world,

reviews of current literature, art and theatrical criticisms, the extent of its

foreign news, and its freedom from highly colored sensationalism.

IT IS VALUABLE TO ADVERTISERS FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS:

It has a long sustained circulation among a prosperous class of readers- who have learned tn appreciate its special value.'

Every page contains fresh telegraphic or local news, affording every advertisement in its columns a good position.

THE WEEKLY BULLETIN,

CIRCULATION, 23,400.

Is the largest and best weekly newspaper published in the west, and in every respect a first-class family paper, appealing to the interest of every member of the household.

THE SEMI-WEEKLY BULLETIN,

Is the regular Weekly Bulletin and Friday's issue of each week.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

w.v H, ,.,,kt,n is served by carriers in San Francisco and the large towns of the interior, at 65 Cents per Month.

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San Francisco Bulletin Co., No. 622 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, Cal.

I ISTERN OFFICE: 90 Potter Building, New York City.

th^h om,, of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- ' < <• ■ Streets, New \ ork where contracts for advertising may be made.

PACIFIC STATES

Newspaper Directory

CALIFORNIA.

POPULATION AND TOPOGRAPHICAL FEATURES.

California extends from 320 20' to 420 north latitude, and be- tween 1140 20' and 1240 25' west longitude. It was ceded to the United States by Mexico, in 1848. It is 770 miles in length, and its maximum breadth is 330 miles, minimum breadth 150 miles, the mean breadth being 240 miles. In the family of States it ranks second in size, Texas only having a larger territory. It has an area of 158,360 square miles, or 101,350,400 acres, more than three-fifths of which, it is estimated, are susceptible of cul- tivation, or may be profitably utilized for industrial purposes.

According to the census of 1890, its population numbered at tkat time 1,208,130.

Since the issuance of our preceding edition there has been the usual number of newspaper changes in this and other States men- tioned in this work. The several industries throughout the State have largely increased, and in every branch and direction show unusual prosperity.

We give a brief description in the following pages of the several counties, with a tabulated list of the newspapers published in each.

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Big Valley Gazette

MP! LEADING PAPER.

OF THE

LEADING TOWN,

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LEADING VALLEY.

g^fc ' Of Northeastern California.

X^y jl on appl

oil is NATHAN BIEBER. Publisher.

A Saturday Newspaper

With a i arge ( :ir< i lation in Oakland, San Fran< is< o, Alameda

AND Bl RK1 LEY.

Oakland Echoes

F< (UNDED A l G. 7. 1886. ISSUED BY THE

ECHOES PUBLISHING ASSOCIATION inCbrpOl 516 FIFTEENTH STREET, OAKLAND. CAL.

Ten Dimes a Year. Eight Pages, 5 columns b Size of

Page, i6xii#. 52 Numbers, S1.00.

F. R. Porter, Manager.

P. O. Box 457, Oakland, Cal.

CT~"Taken" by the Society Folks of Alameda County.

Califoenia.

BY COUNTIES.

Kxi'i.axa tiox.— The following tables contain in consecutive order the name of the publication and proprietors, the day when issued, its character or politics, date when established, size of page in inches, circulation, and the measure of the columns in pica ems. The population of towns and counties, and the assessed valuations given, are ac- cording to census of 1890.

ALAMEDA.

Population, 93,864; pursuits, chiefly agricultural. Oakland the count}' seat, ranks third in the State in number of inhabitants. Considerable manufacturing is done in and about Oakland. Salt and beet-sugar manufacturing is carried on to a considerable ex- tent in this county. Grain-growing, grape-culture, and fruit- raising form the principal occupations of the inhabitants, though stock-raising and general agricultural pursuits are carried on to a large extent. Alameda county contains the State University, situated at Berkeley, besides many other important educational institutions. The taxable property for 1891 was $85,223,428. Alameda, pop. 10,500

Argus: T. (■:. Daniells.

Daily-

Rep.

1887

750

18

Encinal; Fred. K. Krauth

Daily

. [nd .

18x24

71 Ml

Lantern; Henry R, Taylor

. Silt.

Rep.

1891

700

IS

Telegram; Barber & Marshall

.Daily.

End.

1889.

18x24

618

18

Berkeley, pop. 0,250 .

Advocate; II. N. Marqnand

Dally.

Rep.

1876

18x24

7imi

18

Herald; Will A. Nash

Tliiir..

.Rep.

,..1888

18x24 .

.1000

18

News; State In*, for Deaf and Dumb

Bat..

Deaf Mute.1884

. 9x13..

.300..

13

Occident; Occidenl Pub Co .

Friday

.Ind.

l-l

10x14..

500

is

Elmhurst, pop. 6 0

Sayward, pop. 1 . 125

fad . Ind

. 1^77 1891

20x26 18x24

600

.500..

Ifl

Review ; Conner & Miller.

Thur.

18

[rvington, pop. 250

Washington Pre-a; E. B. Thompson Thur. fad. . 1889 .18x24 300 13 Livermore, pop. 2,390

Echo; W. E. Still .Thur. fad. . 1882 18x24 460 18

Herald; J. H. Dungan Bat.... Rep. 1875 15x22.... 600.... 18.

Oakland, pop. 48,642

Bible 8tudents' Library ; Pac.Pr. Pub. Co. Month Religious.. 1891 ...5x7. 10000... 20.

California Young Men; I. s. Watson. Month Y. M C. A.. 1880. .12x16.. .2000.... 18v

Citizen; Turner & Clougb Dally Populist. .1808 11x16 3000.. ..18.

Echo - 9a1 fad. . IR86 11x16 2200 13

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Le Franco-Californien

(Courrier de San Francisco)

ESTABLISHED IN 1852.

THE ONLY FRENCH DAILY NEWSPAPER ON THE PACIF9C COAST.

ONE OF THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS WEST OF THE ROCKIES.

DAILY. WEEKLY.

United States, Canada and Mexico, postage United States, Canada and Mexico, postage

prepaid. prepaid.

3 Months $ 3.75 6 Months $3.00

6 Months, 7.00 1 Year 3.00

1 Year, 13.00

Foreign Countries, Postage Extra.

JHE FRANCO-CALIFORNIEN (Courrier de San Francisco) is the only y daily French newspaper on the Pacific Coast. It is the oldest paper in California, and the natural organ, not only of the French population, but also of all the nationalties speaking the French language. It is the official paper of the French government on this coast, and its influence, politically and commercially, is recognized by all.

ALFRED CHAIGNEAU, Prop'r.

Post-office Box 2359.

Office, 630 Clay St., below Kearny, SAN FRANCISCO.

This paper is kept on file a the Branch Offioe of the Pacific States Advertising mean Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Ko<e Streets, New York, where contracts f,ir advertising may be made.

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Oakland, (continued

Enqulrei : Enquirer Pub. Co Daily. .

» Weekly Edition Friday

Eusebia; Eusebia Pub. Co Mouth

Journal; A. Kayser Bat

our Little Friends; Pac. Press Pub. Co . .Thur... Pac. Health Journal; Pac. Press Pub. Co.. Month Real Estate Review ; a. H. Breed & Co.. ..Month

Sabbath School Worker; Infer. 8. 8. Assn.. Month

Saturday Press; Carrington, Mason & Co -Sat

sentinel library; Pac. Press Pub. Co Month

Signs of the Times; Pac. Press Pub. Co... Mond

limes: F.J. Moffit & JI. P. Squire Daily..

h Weekly Edition Thur..

Tribune; Tribune Pub. Co Daily..

ii Weekly Edition Sat..

Yankee Nation: Howe & Bailey ... . Sat.

Pleasanton, pop. 1,000

Times; A. «.'. Wren Sat.

San Leandro, pop. 3,000

Reporter; Daniel McCarthy Sat.

Standard; W. P.Truesdell Sat. .

Ind. Rep. 1886 Ind. Ken .1877 Religous. ..1889.

Ind 1874

Religion... .1889. Health. 1885 Real Est ..1891 S'bb'bSc'1.1884 Ind. Dem. 1892

Religious

Religious.. .1874

Ind 1868

.Ind 1855

.Rep.. 1875

Ke)> 1875.

In 1 1892.

Ind. Dem .1887 Ind 189-J

.15x22... 5974. 18x24. 1500.

. -1x0 ....500.

.15x22 ..1200.

..7x10.. 10000.

..8x11... 8115.

.12x15... 1500 .8x11. 5700 K<xii . 2400. .5x7 .8760 10xl4..10800

.15x22. .0551). 13x20 5650

.17x24. . .9000.

.17x24... 5866.

.15x22... 1000.

.18x24. ...600. .18x24. .. .500.

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101, .17.. .13.. .18.. .13..

20.. .l&A .13.

13.. .13.. .13.. .13..

.18x24. .. .240 ...13

San Lorenzo, pop. 500

Mirror: Mirror Pub. Co Thur.. .Ind.

AMADOR.

Population, 10,320; pursuits, chiefly mineral. The county seat of Amador is Jackson, one of the oldest settlements in the county. Amador was always one of the wealthiest counties in the State, and to-day stands high in the list of gold-producing counties, her average annual yield being about $2,000,000. The county has also an almost inexhaustible supply of timber, and many large orchards. Assessed valuation, 1891, $4,262,225. lone City, pop. 935

lone Valley Echo; C. T. La Grave..

Jackson, pop. 2,623

Amador Dispatch; Wm. M. Penry.. Ledger; Newcum & Calkins

Sutter Creek, pop. 1700

Amador Record: Calkins & Son Thur.

.Dem 1883 . . .18x24 .530. . . .13.

lat Dem 1858.

■riday.Ind. Rep. .1854

.16x23. .20x26

BUTTE.

Population, 17,939; pursuits, agricultural and mineral. By a close computation Butte county contains 1,117,440 acres; and of this about one-third is timber land, one-third agricultural land,

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THE BEST AND HANDSOMEST HOTEL JOURNAL IN THE UNITED STATES.

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SUBSCRIPTION, 53.00 A YEAR

420 KEARNY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.

Issued Weekly.

The Hotel Gazette Company also publishes the ....

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY ADVERTISER,

Which is distributed DAILY on all passenger cars ot the Southern Pacific Railway Company, including Pullmans.

WIVE. F\ HARRISON,

Telephone 360. PUBLISHER.

!!•"■ Hotel Help of all kinds supplied.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building-, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising' may be made.

California.

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.18x24 500 .13

and the remainder mineral. In the rich bottom lands are exten- sively grown alfalfa, sorghum, corn, broom-corn, hops, tobacco, cotton, castor-beans, and all varieties of fruits and vegetables. The broad plains are mostly devoted to raising wheat, barley and grain hay. Grain-growing is the leading industry of the county. Since 1886 the cultivation of citrus and other fruits has taken wonderful strides, and bids fair to become the chief industry. The county seat is Oroville. Total assessment of all property in county is $17,744,898. Biggs, pop. 1,000

Argus; J. M. Coffman Thur. ..Ind 1886

Chico, pop. 3,250

Chronicle-Record: Chico Pub. Co Daily. . Dem 1880

ii " Weekly Edition Sat Dem. . .1880

Enterprise; Watson Chalmers Daily. .Rep 1865

ii Weekly Edition Friday Rep 1865

Forbestown, pop. 500

Mining New Era: C. D. Woodman Thur. ..Ind.

Gridley, pop. 1,200

Herald; Gridley Pub. Co Sat, . Ind. Dem. .1880

Honcut, pop. 500

Graphic; A. J. Brown Friday.Iud 189]

Oroville, pop. 2,000

Mercury; Mrs. E. B. Price Daily.. Iud. Dem. 1883

M Weekly Edition Friday Iud. Dem . 1872

Register; S. S. Boyuton. Thur. . . Rep 1877

Palermo, pop. 800

Progress; T. M. Blakely Wed.. . Ind 1890

18x24..

.700

.13..

.20x26

650 .

13..

.14x21..

..600

12..

18x21

. .700

12.

1893.... 13x20.... 250.

.15x22..

..500.

.20x26..

..900.

.18x24..

..850.

.12x18..

..750.

CALAVERAS.

Population, 8,;882 pursuits, chiefly mineral. It possesses a large timbered region, and the mineral wealth of the county is also very large. Agriculture, horticulture, and viticulture have lately received marked impetus. The assessed value of county property is $4,174,188. The county seat of Calaveras is San Andreas.

Angel's Camp, pop. 1,100

Mountain Echo R«ed & Hubchiuson . . .Sat Ind 1879 20x24 800 15. .

Mokelumne Hill, pop. 600

Calaveras Chronicle; E. E. Burce Sat,

San Andreas, pop. 600

Calaveras Citizen; O. Pfortner Sat.

Prospect; C. W. Getchell Sat..

Rep. . . .

...1851..

..16x23..

..520..

.13..

.Dem. . .

....1870..

. .18x24. .

.600..

..13..

.Rep.,..

....1881..

..18x24..

. .650. .

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If you have a good thing, advertise it in TOWN TALK.

PACIFIC

TOWN TALK

-PUBLISHED BY THE-

Pacific Town Talk Publishing Company

S. Harrison Smith, President.

S. B. CARLETON, Editor and Manager.

AT

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EVERY SATURDAY.

The Brightest, Newsiest and Best Printed of all San Francisco Weeklies. Circulates throughout the Pacific Coast among the Best Families. Good Returns assured Advertisers. Send for Sample Copies.

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RATES ON APPLICATION.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Rureau, Rhine- alnder Building, Duane and Rose Streets. New York, where contracts for advertising may he made.

California. 15

COLUSA.

Population, 8,140. This is an agricultural county, wheat be- ing the chief product, and has been considered the banner wheat county of the United States. During the past and several preced- ing years, grapes, apricots, prunes, plums, pears, peaches, necta- rines, cherries, apples, walnuts, figs, olives, oranges and lemons have been extensively planted. The valuation of taxable prop- erty is $13,1 17,134.

Axbuckle, pop. 550

The People's Voice; Sat ....Ind.. ..1890 16x'22 350 .13..

Colusa, pop. 1,400

Gazette; Mrs. M. N. Fuller Dally. .Ind L889 ..13x20 ...400.... 13

11 Weekly Edition Thur...Ind 15x22.... 500... .13,.

Herald; DuBois & Whiting . . .....Friday Rep 1886 13x19 520 L3..

Sun; Sun Pub. Co Daily.. Dem 1889. ...18x20 300. ...13..

11 Weekly Edition Sat. ...Dem. .1862 .18x20. ..1200 . 13..

Williams, pup. 500

Farmer; J. H. Callen .Sat.. ...Dem 1887.... 13x20... 500.... 13..

CONTRA COSTA.

Population, 13,515. Contra Costa is situated in the central part of the State, within fourteen miles of San Francisco, and is an agricultural and mineral county. It contains 750 square miles of territory, 444,491 acres, of which 200,000 are cultivated, and several thousand acres planted in semi-tropical fruits. Quite a number of mineral springs with superior medicinal qualities, are located in this county, and becoming favorite resorts There are several coal mines in this county, and the aggregate annual ship- ments from these mines is something over 200,000 tons. Eighty per cent., at least, of the grain shipped through the Golden Gate is loaded and shipped from Contra Costa county. The assessed valuation for the year 1891 was $13,117,131. The assessment- roll shows nearly $1,000 worth of taxable property to every man woman and child within its borders.

Antioch, pop. 1,000

Ledger; C. F. Montgomery & Son . Sat Dem. 1866 18x24.... 500.... 18..

Concord, pop. 500

Sun; S. Farjeon Sat.. Iml.. 1882 18x24 650 13.

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Published Every Friday. sample Copies on Application.

THE CRESCENT CITY NEWS,

Official Paper of Del Norte County.

As a local advertising medium it cannot be beat. Its proprietor enters heartily into everything that will bring success and prosperity to the greatest number in the county.

L. W. MUSICK, Publisher.

Walter S. Melick, Prop'r. Establisiikh in 1888.

LANCASTER GAZETTE,

Lancaster, I,os Angeles Co., Cal.

Covers the largest territory of any country paper in the State. Only one other within a radius of

75 miles. Contains eight pages of five columns each. No patent advertisements.

A most desirable advertising medium. Send for sample copy.

MIDDLETOWN INDEPENDENT,

Middletown, bake County, California.

The only newspaper published (every Saturday) in an enterprising town, lias a good circulation, and makes money for its advertising patrons. Send for sample copy and rates.

PKNTKCOST & READ. Editors and Proprietors.

Established l854. CIRCULATION, 550. Indhpbndbht.

MARIPOSA GAZETTE.

Every Saturday Morning, sit Mariposa, Cal.. by Fiances A. Reynolds, Prop'r:

Mariposa County is noted for its numerous gold-bearing quart/ mines, although it lias ;i fair pro portion of good farming and grazing lands. The world-renowned Yosemite Valley and the Big Tree Grove are in Mariposa County. The GAZETTE is the official paper ol the county, and is a first class advertising medium. Subscription: s.'l.on a year; si\ months, |2.00.

THE MILLVILLE TIDINGS,

MILLVILLE, CAL.

The Tidings is located in the very heart of the rich and prosperous lumbering district of Shasta County, and its patrons are able to buy and pay for what they want. If you have anything to sell, say so in the Tidings. Advertising rates are liberal.

WALTER s. CKiss, Publisher.

Do you wish to place your Advertisement before an intelligent class of readers? Then try the

NEWMAN BANNER,

Published Every Thursday at Newman, Stanislaus County, By P. H. HIGGINS, Editor and Prop'r.

Cloverdale, Sonoma Co., Cal.

The only newspaper published at this flourishing point. Circulation large. A first class adver- tising medium, and rates are reasonable. Sample copies furnished on application.

G. B. BAER, Editor and Proprietor.

Has No Superior in its Field. Always in the Lead.

SIERRA VALLEY LEADER,

SIERRA VALLEY, CAL.

Circulates through the famous gold-mining region of Sierra County, California. Published every

Friday in the year. Established in 1882.

MAURICE PRITCHARD, Publisher.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- ilander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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Martinez, pop. 1,354

Contra Costa Democrat; H. A. Downer. Wed.. . .Dem 1890. . .20x26. . . .900. . . .13. .

Gazette; Brown & Bunker Sat Rep 1858. . . 20x26. . . .960. . . .13. .

Orinda Park, pop. 300

Hayseed Sittings Oecas..Humorous.l893. . . 8x12. . 500 16..

DEL NORTE.

Population, 2,592. Del Norte lies just below the Oregon line, and its principal industries are dairying, lumber and mining. It embraces 66,562 acres of land, of which one-third consists of rich valley land. In the eastern part of the county mining is carried on to a great extent along the Klamath river. Assessed valua- tion in 1891 was $2,076,027. Salmon fishing is carried on at the mouth of Smith river. Crescent City is the county seat. Crescent City, pop. 1,620

News; I.. W. Musick Friday.Ind 1888 17x28 600. ...13..

Record; J. E. Eldredge Sat Ind.. 1879 16x22 625 13.

EL DORADO.

Population, 9,232; mineral and agricultural. A large portion ■of the county is heavily timbered with black oak, live oak, hem- lock, spruce, fir, cedar and many species of pine, while the banks of the streams are fringed with the maple, the alder, the dog- wrood and madrona. The cereals produce good remunerative •crops, while potatoes, beets, pumpkins, Indian corn, and all man- ner of garden vegetables attain perfection, both in size and qual- ity. Clover, in wildest luxuriance, yields an enormous and per- petual crop. The apple, the pear, the plum, the nectarine and all orchard products of the temperate zone attain excellent size, flavor and keeping qualities. But though El Dorado now enjoys a high repute as an agricultural, horticultural, stock-raising, dairying and lumber-producing county, it is still a great gold- producing district. Assessed valuation, $3,849,571.

Georgetown, pop. 400

Gazette; H. W. Hulbert Thur... Ind. Rep.. 1880 18x24 408. 18.

Placerville, pop. 2,593

El Dorado Republican; G. A. Richardson. Thur.. . . Rep LS71 . . . 18x24. . . .600. . . .13. .

Mountain Democrat ; l rtis'r-Dem, Pub. Co.Sat. Dem is52 . . .15x22. . . .800. . . .13. .

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Issued Monthly. Subscription Price, $2.50 per Annum.

Established 1885, Incorporated 1887.

Entered according to Act of Congress in the year 1893, by the TRAFFIC Publishing Company, in the office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. C.

^~ SAN FRANCISCO: "^

^^^ Traffic Publishing Co., 429 Montgomery St. ^^2

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Xlhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California. 19

FRESNO.

Population, 32,026; chiefly agricultural. Fresno, before the division, was the third county in area in the State, containing 5,000,600 acres of surface. The phenomenal success of this count}- is directly due to the perfect system of irrigating canals in vogue. There are now in operation 900 miles of trunk canals, built at a cost of $2,000,000 — capable of watering 1,000 square miles, or 640,000 square acres. The annual product of Fresno's mines, her wines, raisins, wheat and wool, aggregate over $4,000,000. Assessed valuation for 1891, $41,702,975.

Fresno, pop. 10,752

California Tribune; Phil. Schmitz Thur..

Central Californian; Brooks & Shankliu. Sat. .

Expositor; J. W. Ferguson Daily

it Weekly Edition 'Wed..

National Spectator; Spectator Pub. Co.. Thur.

Republican: Republican Pub. Co Daily

11 Weekly Edition Friday Hep

Eee.lley, pup. 450

ReedUey Exponent; W.W.Holland Thur.. .Ind...

Sanger, pop. 1,500

Herald; E. P. Dewey Sat Iud..

Selnia, pop. 1,550

Fresno Co. Enterprise; L. M. Willis Sat Rep..

Irrigator; Lyon & Vanderburgh Daily . . Dem.

11 Weekly Edition Sat Dem.

Dem

.1891..

..15x22.

J100. .

.13..

Agr. et In

..1891 . .

.. 15x21.

.3816..

.13..

Dem

1882

..20x26.

. .4500..

..13..

Dem

.1870..

..15x22.

..4(H0 .

..13..

.Ind

.1883..

..18x24.

..2200..

..13..

Rep

.1886..

. 20x26.

..4800. .

.13..

Hep

.1876..

.20x26.

.3500..

.13..

1889..

..13x20..

..504..

.18.

1886

. .13x20.

..430..

..13,

.1886

..15x22

..600..

13

GLENN.

Population, 7,000; fruit and agriculture. Glenn county was formed from the northern half of Colusa county by the legisla- ture of 1 89 1. Upon the separation Willows was chosen as the county seat. The organization of irrigation enterprises has given quite a stimulus to fruit culture in the county, and the valley lauds are largely devoted to grain growing. No statistics as to assessed valuation, annual product, etc., have been compiled.

Orland, pop. 700

News; T. H. Dodson Sat Tnd 1887. .. .12x18 .. 540 .. .13.

Willows, pop. 2,100

Journal; Kelley & Crow Daily. .Dem 1885. . . .13x20. . . .438. ...13..

11 Weekly Edition Sat Dem 1878. . . .13x20. . . .613 . . .13 . .

Review; J. A. Apperson Ind Rep 18P0. .18x24 500 13 .

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The PRESS reaches the homes of that class of people whom every reli- able advertiser desires as patrons.

PeopJjfsJYess,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

It is the organ of the People's Party of California and believes in the welfare of the many and not the enrichment of the cho- sen few. . . .

Advertise in This Journal

TO SECURE BEST RESULTS.

The PRESS is one of the Best Mediums for Advertisers on the Pacific Coast. Rates reasonable and furnished on application.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

21

HUMBOLDT.

Population, 23,469; chiefly lumbering. Humboldt is a coast county, the area embraced being 3,590 square miles, or 2,297,600 acres. Humboldt county has five great industries — lumbering, ship-building, agriculture and fruit-growing, stock-raising and wool-growing, and mining. In 1891 the output was 104,519,726 feet of lumber, 203,700,985 shingles, 17,240,523 shakes, and a vast quantity of ties, posts, pickets, fruit boxes and house mater- ial. The assessment roll shows about 30,000 acres of cultivated lands. Stock-raising has been a very successful and remunera- tive business ever since the county was first opened to settlement. The county's export values amount to over $4,500,000 annually, the transportation of which occupies two lines of steamers and a fleet of over sixty sailing vessels, giving employment to some 450 seamen, having a carrying capacity of 11,000 tons, and repre- senting a value of $2,500,000. The total assessment for 1891 was $16,975,417.

Alton, pop. 350

Our Paper: Austin W. Bohall Sat Rep.. 1889.. . .18x22 . .500. . . .13..

Areata, pop. 750

Union; Austin Wiley Sat. .

Blue Lake, pop. 600

Advocate; C. Chartin Sat.

Eureka, pop. 7,602

Nerve; Nerve Printing Co Sat. ...

Standard ; Standard Pub. Co Daily.

ii Weekly Edition Thur.

Times; Times Pub. Co Daily.

" Weekly Edition Thur..

Rep.

Ind... Dem.. Dera. .Rep.. Rep..

.1892. .1873. .1873 .1854.

.1854.

Western Watchman; Wm. Ayres. Sat Labor 1884.

Ferndale, pop. 1,000

Enterprise; Scotton & Hart Friday. Ind 1878

Oracle ; W. J. Weymouth Sat Ind 1893. . . .18x24

Fortuna, pop. 600

Eel River Valley Advance; L. F. Stinson Thur. . Local 1888 18x22

Rhonerville, pop. 500

The Home Herald; D. F. Morris Friday. Ind. -Rep. ..1881. .. .12x17

.10x14.

.13..

.13x20.

.1350..

.13..

.13x20.

.1200..

..13..

.20x24.

.1250 .

..13..

.21x28.

.1350..

.13..

.20x26.

.13..

.18x24.

.900..

13 :

,18x24..

.050..

..13..

13H

INYO.

Population, 3,544; agricultural and mineral. Inyo county contains an area of 12,100 square miles. Something near 15,000

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The STANDARD is Spicy and Complete lTJ Contains a Summary of General News, in its Report of Local News. r±? and Pointed, Fearless Editorials.

KERN CITY STANDARD

Margaret H. Fay, Editor and Publisher £|j Published Every Thursday. Only Paper Kern City, Kern Co., Cal. r^ in Town. Rates Reasonable.

Daily and Weekly.

PUBLISHED AT MADERA, CAL., BY W. J. DEATER.

Issued in the County Seat of the new county of Madera, in one of the most prosperous sections of California. Circulation large and increasing. Send for sample copy.

T 11^ ftftimnnn AH&I Devoted to the general advancement of Con-

I Ul> illlVIIIIIIII VlllXl tra Costa Countv, Cal. Subscription, $2.50 per

L LlUIHlJlJniJ tjUIll annum, in advance. Concord is situated 27

■ ■ ■ ™ WWi^WWili* W W I 1 J mil(.s east (lf. 1S;U1 FraIieisco. (i miles from Sac- Concord, Contra Costa Co., Cal. ramenlo river landing and is a terminus of the San Ramon R. R., a branch of the Southern Pacific R. R. Surrounding valleys are fast developing into a rich viticultural and horticultural district. Contra Costa Co. is the best lisht table wine producing county and the best fruit district in the State. Tlie Concord Sun is a first-class advertising medium, having the largest cireula- tion in the wine and fruit districts of this county. S. FAKJEON, Proprietor.

A Splendid Advertising Medium when Results are Considered.

Xompoc Journal,

LOMPOC. SANTA BARBARA CO., CAL.

The leading paper in that fertile section of semi-tropic California and a money-maker for its advertising palrons. Circulation over 500.

AVERILL & HODGES, Proprietors.

THE LEADING GERMAN DAILY.

Vopcuarts, Sunday edition. Cal. Arbeitef-Zeiturag, weekly edition.

Price for Daily, Sunday ami Weekly. 67.50 per year; Vorwarts, Sunday edition, $2.00 per year; Arbeiter-Zeitung, ■weekly, 82.00 per year. These three papers have the largest circulation among the Ceiman-speaking people of Califor- nia, Oregon and Washington. Sample eupies on application. Best advertising mediunis.

Office, 633 Merchant Street, near Kearny, San Francisco.

THE BLUE LAKE ADVOCATE,

BLUE LAKE, CALIFORNIA.

Only newspaper in the town. Liveliest and newsiest weekly in the county. AcKnowledged au- . thority on mining matters. Large circulation. Good advertising medium.

CLEMENT chartin, Proprietor.

Published in the prosperous town of Newcastle, in the foothills of the Sierras, in Placer County. The coining Fruit Region of the State.

THE NEWCASTLE NEWS,

W. H. SCHARDIN, Editor and Proprietor, Kates on Application. NEWCASTLE, PLACER CO., CAL.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Hhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising maybe made.

California. 23

acres are under cultivation. Independence is the count}- seat. Assessed valuation, $1,527,473.

Bishop, pop. 500

Register; P. A. Chalfant & Son Thur.. .Ind. Rep .1885 15x22 375 13

Independence, pop. 550

Independent; I. H. Mulholland Friday. Dem 1870. .. .18x24. .. .460. .. .13.

Index: C. W. Craig Wed. ...Rep 1887 .. .18x24. .. .360. .. .13.

KERN.

Population, 9,808; stock-raising, agricultural and mineral pur- suits; area estimated at 8,160 square miles. The line of produc- tion is mainly in the way of stock-raising, the cultivation of the soil being carried on as an aid to that pursuit. Assessed valua- tion, $12,870,690. Bakersfield is the county seat.

Bakersfield, pop. 3,360

Calif oroiau ; G.F. Weejfs... Daily. .Rep 1890..

11 Weekly Edition Sat Rep 1866 . .

Democrat: E. A. Pueschel Thur. . .Dem 1890..

Gazette; Gen. W. Wear Sat Dem ..1884

Kern Co. Echo; Smith & Gregory Thur. . .Rep 1886. .

La t'rouica Mexicana; P. Gomez Sat Irid 1892

Kern City, pop. 1,200

Standard: Margaret H. Fay Thur. .. Ind 1892. . . .15x22. ...750..

Tehachipi, pop. 600

Summit -im: C. A. Seay Friday. Dem 1891.. ..15x22 . . .600. .

11x16.

..600

...13..

15x22.

.1200

...13..

22x28

700

.13..

20x26.

.1200

...13..

10x13.

.250

...13..

KINGS.

Population, 11,000; fruits, agriculture and dairying. This county was formed in 1893 from the western part of Tulare county. Fruits of all kinds grow in profusion, while grain is the chief production. The lumber interests are large and flour- ishing. No statistics have been compiled.

Hanford, pop. 1,450

Journal; F. V. Dewey Tues. . Dem i .1*91. . . .18x24. . . .600. . . .13. .

Review; Hanford Pub. Co Sat Dem 1893. .. .11x14. ...400.... ISf. .

Sentinel; Dodge Bros Thur.. .Rep 1886 ... .20x26. . .1050. .. .13..

Lemoore, pop. 700

Advance: R. R. Cadwell Thur.. Ind 1892.... 10x26.... 500... .18..

Deader; W. M. Gill & Son Sat Ind 1.889 . . .20x26. . .400 .. .13. .

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• TULARE COUNTY TIMES. •

VISALIA, TULARE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

Official Paper of Tulare County. Terms : $2.00 per Year. Issued Every Thursday Ev'ng.

VISAUIA DAILY TI3VXDE3JS,

Issued Every Evening. Subscription, $5.00 per Annum. BEN. M. MADDOX, Publisher. The Weekly is now in its Twenty-seventh Year, and possesses a Larger Circulation in Tulare County than any other journal.

9 BAKERSFIELD, CAL.

Published at the County Seat and the Leading City in the Count)-, by E. A. PUESCHEL.

Advertisements desired at fair rates. The " Democrat" enjoys a general circulation of paid- up subscribers throughout Kern and adjacent counties, and makes money for all those who adver- tise in its columns.

James H. Blanchand, Editor and Publisher. C. H. Noll, Reporter and Adv. Mgr.

THE CALIFORNIA VOICE.

A TEMPERANCE AND PROHIBITION JOURNAL. Published Weekly. We Issue 2050.

137 South Broadway, :::::: Los Angeles, California.

3v9 FTJIjIjEIl.TOKr TMBTTlXriE. £^

Fullerton, Orange County, Cal.

Published Every Saturday ; Edgar Johnson, Editor and Proprietor. The Tribune is the only paper published in this section. It is a live, local paper, now in its fourth year, all home print, well edited and typ 'graphically neat ; is read by nearly every family in the community, and has an extensive circulation throughout Orange county. It is considered an excellent advertising medium by a number of firms of- Los Angeles and other cities, who show their appreciation by their liberal pa ronage.

$1.50 per Year. Tenth Year.

THE PACIFIC TREE AND VINE.

(ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY.)

Treats of the Fruits, Flowers and Vineyards of California.

IT REACHES THE FRUIT GROWERS. Henry A. Brainard, Publisher, : : : : : San Jose, California^

THE I>AXLf5r FACTS

The Only Daily and the Best Advertising Medium

In Redlands, San Bernardino Co., California. EVERYBODY READS IT.

THE OLYMPIAN

Is the Most Reliable and Popular Sporting Paper "West of

New York.

Subscription .fl.00 per Year. Office, 1170 Market St. , San Francisco.

J. P. BEAN, Editor and Proprietor. NICK LONG, Associate Editor..

^WHITTIER REGISTER.

Published Weekly in the Growing Town of Whittier, Cal.,

the Famous Quaker Colony.

An Excellent Advertising Medium for Los Angeles and Orange Counties..

H. D. WILLIAMS, Editor.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California. 25

LAKE.

Population, 7,101; chiefly agricultural. It is estimated that the area of valley, or first-class agricultural land, is from 80,000 to 100,000 acres. The resources of this county are mostly de- rived from the crops of wheat, barley, oats, corn, hops and pota- toes, from fruit, from sheep and hogs, and from pineries and quicksilver mines. Wine-making, too, is becoming an important industry, and lumber mills are annually increasing in number and power. This count}- is widely known as the Switzerland of America," and is a famous resort of tourists, and has many health-giving mineral springs. The assessed value of the taxable property in 1891 was $3,864,819. Lakeport, on the western side of the beauliful Clear Lake, is the county seat.

Kelseyville, pop. 400

New Era; O. L. Stanley Sat Ind-Rep. ...1889

Lakeport, pop. 1,295

Bee; Beach & Say re Friday. Rep 1872

Lake Co. Avalanche; H. A. McCraney.. . .Thur.. .Ind 1886

Press; J. L. Allison Sat Dem 1888

Lower Lake, pop. 1,200

Bulletin ; A. E. Noel Sat Ind 1870

! ...16x22 .

. .400. .

.13.

I ...20x26.

. .730. .

.13.

....18x24..

..500..

.13.

....18x24..

.500..

.12.

Middletown, pop. 550

Independent; Pentecost <fc Read Sat Rep.,

LASSEN.

Population, 4,239; chiefly stock-raising. The county is seven- ty miles in width, and embraces an area of 5,000 square miles, or 3,200,000 acres, made up as follows: valleys, 375,000 acres; foot- hills, 325,000 acres, and mountains, 2,000,000 acres. Lassen pos- sesses many attractions for the tourist and those fond of summer camping and hunting. Wild game abounds in all parts of the county. The county seat is Susan ville. The assessed valuation of property in 1891 was $2,647,179.

Bieber, pop. 800

Big Valley Gazette; Nathan Bieber Thur. . . Ind 1*93 . . .15x22 . . .280. . . .13. .

Susan ville, pop. 1,153

Advocate; Hayden McDiarmid Thur.. .Ind 1865. . . .18x24. . . .720. . . .12.

Mail; R. M. Tremain Thur. . . Dem 1886 . . .18x24. .. .550 .... 12.

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LOS ANGELES EVENING and WEEKLY

EXPRESS

Are trie Oldest, trie Brightestand Best Newspapers in trie Southern Part of California.

83T Subscriptions, Daily. One Year, $7.0). Six Months, §3.75. Three Months, $1.90. One Month 65 Cents. Weekly. One Year, $1.50. Six Months, 75 Cents.

H. Z. Osborne, President. J. W. Elliott.

E. R. Cleveland, Secretary and Treasurer. J. Mills Davies.

BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Sample Copies sent Free, on Application, to any Postoffice in the United or British America. Address all Communications to the

EVENING- EXPRESS CO., P. O. Box 335Q, 322 South. Main St., Los Angeles, Cal.

Published Every Thursday. Los Angeles, California.

J. I». GOYTINO, Editor.

The only semi-weekly French Newspaper in the United States. Subscriptions, $3.00 a year. Ad- vertising rates, $1.00 perinch, single column. Special rates for yearly contracts.

'^TSgSw The Coast Review. E-H-BAi:^;,

508 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

The recognized authority on Insurance Matters in San Francisco and thioughout the Pacific Coast. Has exceptional advantages for a certain class of advertisers.

Circulation, Aug. 19, 1893: J. P. Goytino,

1,230 Copies. Editor and Proprietor.

THE ONLY BASQUE PAPER IN NORTH AMERICA.

It is published every Saturday at 330 New High Street, Los Angeles, California. There are about 3O,U00 Basques in the United States, Mexico and West Indies.

FOULERTON'S PRESS AGENCY.

418 Stevenson St., San Francisco, Cal. COUNTRY ESDITOH.S

Being frequently engaged in business pursuits, find it very convenient to patronize FOULER- TON'S PRESS AGENCY, who supply editorials, correspondence and original reading matter of every description by wire or mail. For prices and full particulars send stamped addressed envelope to 418 Stevenson St., San Francisco, Cal.

PUBLIC OPINION.

A Spicy and Satirical Index of the Times in

Which We Live.

PUBLISHED IN SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

At 1209 Golden Gate Ave.

Advertising Solicited and Good Results Assured

to Patrons.

THE SANTA PAULA CHRONICLE

Subscription Price $2.00 ESTABLISHED 1887. R. A. Dague,

Per Year. Editor and Proprietor.

OLDEST PAPER IN THE CITY.

Is alive local Independent newspaper with good circulation. Santa Paula is the headquarters of

the California Oil Fields. Is in the neart of a magnificent citrus fruit region, and here we "raise beans" for all Boston. Population 1,500.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Adveitising Bureau, Rh:ne- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be madd.

California. 27

LOS ANGELES.

Population, 101,454; chiefly agricultural. Los Angeles county comprises an area of 3,584,000 acres. Almost every variety of grain, vegetable, fruit, nut or berry, produced in temperate or subtropical latitudes flourishes here. Apples, peaches, oranges, lemons, grapes and figs, are all grown to perfection. Nectarines, apricots, prunes, guavas, pomegranates, English walnuts, olives, almonds and figs are among the established products. The as- sessed valuation of the county of L,os Angeles is $82,616,576. The minerals successfully mined in the county are: gold, silver copper, coal, asphaltum, graphite, iron, tin. limestone, building stone, clay, mineral paint clay, gypsum, borate of lime, silica, kaolin, petroleum, borax, epsom salts, nitrate of soda, and salt. Los Angeles, the county seat, is the second city in size in the State. Eight lines of railroad center here — the Southern Pacific, California Southern, Los Angeles and San Gabriel, and Atlantic Pacific, and three branches of the Southern Pacific.

Acton, pop. 200

The Acton Rooster; R. E. Nickel ... Mouth. Rep 1890 12x19.. .350... .36..

Alh.-unbra, pop. 450

The Alhambra; GeorgeRiceJr Sat Ind 1890 13..

Azusa, pop. 400

News; Geo. Bentley & Co Tues. .Ind 1888 15x22 500. . . .13..

Claremont, pop. 300

News; J. E. Kindig Friday. Ind 1893... .16x22 240.... 13..

Covina, pop. 300

Argus; J. R. Coulee Sat Ind. Rep.. 1890... .13x20.... 500.... 18..

Downey, pop. 700

Champion; C. H. Eberle & Co.. Sat. Dem. .. L888 18x24 500 13..

East Los Angeles, pop. 7,000

Citizen; Frank J. Dyer Sat Rep 1888.,. .15x22 780 13..

East Side News; Shaw A: Warner Sat Ind I$92. . . .13x20. . . .600. . . .13. .

Glendora, pop. 300

Echo; Geo. Bentiey & Co Friday Ind 1892.... 13x20... .300.... 13..

Lancaster, pop. 200

Gazette; Walters. Melick Friday. Ind 1888 ... .13x20. .. .500 ... .13. .

Long Beach, pop. 700

Long Beach Breaker; Win. Galer Sat. . Ind 1887 ... .18x24. .. .500. ...13..

Los Angeles, pop. 50,394

Cal. Druggist: Druggist Pub. Co Mouth. Drugs 1891.. . . 9x12 13. .

California Voice; J. II. Blanchard Thur. . . Prohibits 1885 ... .18x24. . .2000 ... .13. .

Com. Bulletin of S. Cal.; Com. Bui. Co.. .Sat .. Ind 1887... 10x13.!.. 850.... 13..

Critique; Merrill & Conner Sat Ind 1893. . . - '.>xl2. . . .600. . . .13. .

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Wm. Galer, Publisher. Every Saturday.

THE LONG BEACH BREAKER,

Long Beach, Los Angeles Co., Cal,

Published at the leading fashionable summer resort of Southern California. A splendid medium to reach a prosperous constituency. Rates reasonable.

Anderson Valley fleaus,

ANDERSON, CAL.

The News reaches the most prosperous and intelligent farmers and mining men of Northern, California. Rates on application. A. L. PRICE, Proprietor.

Every Saturday. Rates are Liberal.

THE LODI SENTINEL,

Lodi, San Joaquin Co., Cal.

The recognized authority throughout the fertile valleys of Northern San Joaquin. Advertisers will find it a profitable medium. It is well known and appreciated.

GREEN & AXTELL, Editors and Publishers.

Point Arena Record

POINT ARENA, CAL.

Published in the famous lumber region of Mendocino county, and reaches farmers, mechanics, tradesmen and lumbermen. The best advertising medium in the county.

WILLIAM HANEN, Editor and Proprietor.

It is a New Paper, but it Gets There.

WILLITS NEWS

Weeks & Curtis, 111 I I TV MLlMV Willits, Cal.

PUBLISHERS. VV I E A IllWll FRIDAYS.

Reasonable Advertising Rates on Application.

Daily and Weekly. Established 1873.

THE HUMBOLDT S'

Eureka, Humboldt Co., Cal.

If age and influence count for anything, we have it. Our readers are of the class that you want to make a business acquaintance wPh. Our rates are reasonable and given on application. J. P. THOMPSON, Manager and Editor.

A PAYING PROPOSITION— TRY AN AD. IN

The California Tribune

FRESNO, CAL.

And reach the prosperous German farmers and fruit-raisers of Central California.

PHIL. SCHMITZ, Editor and Proprietor.

Established in 1877.

INDEPENDENT CALISTOGIAN

CALISTOGA, CAL.

Has for years been the banner paper for advertisers in Northern Napa. Send for sample copy

and terms.

G. B. DOUGLASS & CO., Proprietors.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts f^r advertising may be made.

California.

29

Los Angeles, (continued)

- — Cultivator: Goodwin & Thomas Mouth

Eskual-Herria (Basque) ; J. P. Goytino. . .Sau

Express; Evening Express Co Daily..

ii Weekly Edition Thur. .

Family Ledger; Howard A. Dodge Sat. ..

Farmer and Labor Review Sat

Herald; Ayres & Lynch Daily ..

n Weekly Edition Sat....

Hotel Gazette: Hammer & Smith Daily..

Household; Geo. Rice <& Sons Month.

Journal; Warren Wilson Daily. .

La Voz de California; Reihm it Gutierez . .Sat. . .

Le Progres; J. P. Goytino Thur. .

L'Union Nouvelle; P. Ganee Sat

Parish Churchman; Month

Porcupine; C. A. Bell Sat,...

—Rural California; C. M. Heintz Mouth.

S. Cal. Christian Advocate; Sou. Cal. ) ^^j,,,.

Conference of M. E. Church, j *riaa>

Southern Cal'a Practitioner; H. B. Ellis .Month

Sud California Post; Morlock & Glauch. .Sat

Times; Times-Mirror Co Daily..

Weekly Times and Mirror Sat —

Trade ; Geo. Rice & Sons Sat

University Rostrum ; R. G. Curran .8. M.. .

Monrovia, pop. 1,200

Messenger; J. W. Harvey Friday

Pasadena, pop. 7,000

Star; Star Pub Co Daily. .

n Weekly Edition Wed...

Pomona, pop. 4,458

Beacon ; Beacon Co Sat. . . .

Progress; Tinsley & Haskell Thur. .

Times; Wasson & Lee Wed...

San Fernando, pop. 1,000

Examiner: Robert Farrell Sat, .

San Pedro, pop. 1,300

Times; E. B.Scott Sat....

Agr.-Poul..l888.

Rep 1893.

Rep 1871.

Rep 1871.

Family 1889.

Populist... 1892.

Dem 1873

Dem 1873.

Hotel 18S8.

Horti 1891.

Commer. ..1893.

Ind 1893.

Rep 1883

Dem 1870

.Relig 1885.

Ind 1882

.Hort.-Agr.1877. Religious. 1883 Medical.... 1886

Iud 1874.

Rep 1881.

Rep 1873.

Commer. . .1892. .Educat'l. ..1892.

Rep.. Rep..

.1880.. .1886.

Dem. Ind. . Rep..

.1893.

.1885.

Santa Monica, pop. 1,500

Outlook; Fisher <St Wood worth Sat. . Iud 1886.

Whittier, pop. 646

Christian Workman; Mrs. N. M.Arnold. Month. Religious. .1892

Register; Whittier Pub. Co Friday. Ind 1892.

The Whittier; Whittier State School; . . . .Month. Juvenile.. .1893.

2000.

1230.

.17x22... 7800. .17x22... 6700. .14x21.. 18000. .15x22. . .3CO0. .17x23... 8360. .17x23... 4100. .15x22.... 800. . 9x12.. 10000.

1000.

.13x20... 2000.

750.

.18x24.... 800. . 8x11.. 1250. .13x20... 1800 ..9x12... 8360.

.11x14... 1700 .4x7... 1200 .20x26... 1000. .16x21.. 11951. .16x21... 5000. .11 1x14... 1200. . 7x10... 1000.

.15x25.... 850. .15x22... 1600.

. .15x20. . . .450 . .15x22. .. .750

..12x18... 1225.

.14x20... 1072.

..16x22.... 525.

.13x20.... 800

. . 9x12.... 400. ..15x22.... 500. ..11x16... 2500.

MADERA.

This is a new county, formed from the northeastern part of Fresno county. There is a large gold region in this county, at the foot of the Sierra, on which rapid developments are being

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Society, Literature and Education

ARE THE THREE GREAT PILLARS

Upholding Civilization.

A paper which embraces these three purposes is a good one to stand by, for

Everything Good is Upheld by Them.

A Notable Journal of Such Character is the

Saturday Press,

Oakland, Cal.

Because it is a Distinctly High-Class Journal, devoted to Society, Literature, the Public Educators and the National Welfare. All of its readers are intelligent and educated, therefore it is one of the Best Advertising Mediums. All School Teachers, Principals and other Educators, read the SATURDAY PRESS.

It has been established only one year, but its growth has been marvellous, and its circulation consists of bona-fide paid sub- scribers, extending throughout every county in Cali- fornia, with many subscribers in the Eastern States.

The Saturday Press,

PUBLICATION OFFICE,

Reliance Building, Oakland, California.

Advertising Rates furnished from the Office. Subscription, $2.00 a Year.

Carrington, Mason & Co., Publishers.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- ander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising- may be made.

California. 31

made, and in this and Fresno counties, too, there is the greatest timber belt of California, or rather of the world. Here are sugar pines from 12 to 15 feet in diameter, running up 300 to 350 feet high, the timber belt running through both counties covering an area of more than 2,000 square miles, being inexhaustible for generations to come. It contains every variety of pine, fir, cedar and redwood.

Madera, pop. 1,100

Mercury; E. E. Vincent Daily. .Rep 1892... .13x20. ...200.... 13..

11 Weekly Edition Friday Rep 1885 . . lKx24. . . .700. . . .13. .

Tribune; W. J. Deater Daily.. Dem 1892.... 13x20 200... 13..

Weekly Edition Thur. .Dem 1892. . .15x22. . . .000. . . .13. .

MARIN.

Population, 13,072; butter-making is the chief industry. Over 1,000 acres of vineyard are now in bearing. The county seat is San Rafael, many of San Francisco's wealthiest merchants having costly and beautiful summer homes there. The assessed value of real and personal property in the county in 1891 was $11,980,177.

San Rafael, pop. 3,718

Marin Journal; W. B. Winn Thur. . Rep

Tocsin; Jas. H. Wilkins Sat Ind.

Sausalito, pop. 1,500

SausalitoNews; J. E. Slinkey Friday. Rep 1885

.1861..

..18x24..

..700 .

..13.

1S79-.

. .18x24. .

..720..

..13.

.1885..

..18x24.

.1500..

..13.

MARIPOSA.

Population, 3,787; mineral and agricultural. The county is scenically remarkable for containing the Yosemite Valley. Min- ing has been the chief industry, but the agricultural and fruit interests of the county are steadily improving. Fruit raising is a very important industry. Goat-raising and the improvement of the Cashmere goat, is fast becoming a prominent feature in this section. Assessed valuation, $1,862,795. Mariposa, pop. 500

Gazette; Frances A. Reynolds Sat Ind 1854. .. .18x24. .. .800. .. .13. .

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Jt?e f(EEDC^S FYE

EDWARD N. BUCK, Editor and Publisher.

The Organ of the "Desert Country."

Full Reports Relative to Mineral Developments in all the Surrounding Mining Camps of Southern California, Nevada and Arizona.

Subscription, $3 a Year. Advertising Rates, $1.50 per Inch per Month.

Special Rates on Long-Time Contracts.

Guaranteed Circulation, 600 Copies per Issue.

Needles is located on the Atlantic and Pacific R. R. and the Colorado River, and is an enterprising town of 1200 inhabitants. It is the division headquarters of the A. & P. and is in the center of a rich mineral belt.

-^(3 ESTABLISHED 1874." s*"

THE

Grocers Country Merchant

NO. 209 SACRAMENTO ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CAl

P. O. Box 3303.

An Independent Commercial Journal.

Read each week by the principal wholesale and retail Grocers, the General

Merchandise Dealers, and the Fruit and Salmon Canners in

the Pacific Coast States and Territories.

S-UL"loisior±r>t±OM., - - $1.00 Per Annum.

G. W. BURTON. Publisher.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

MENDOCINO.

Population, 17,612. Mendocino is located on the Pacific ocean, about 100 miles north of San Francisco. The chief resources of the county are lumbering, dairying, and raising potatoes. There are 25 saw-mills now at work manufacturing, and the annual out- put of lumber is about 70,000,000 feet. Some of the finest sheep ranches to be found in the State are located in this section. The wool from this part of California always brings a fancy price on account of its quality. Hops are grown to a considerable extent, and the hop land is extremely productive. Assessed valuation, $11,944,705. Ukiah is the count)' seat.

Fort Bragg, pop. 1,000

Advocate; Chas. J. Cavanagh Wed... Ind 1889 16x22... .720 . . .13..

Mendocino, pop. 800

Beacon; Win. Heeser Sat.

Point Arena, pop. 500

Record; Wm. Hauen Friday. Ind...

Ukiah, pop. 1,800

Dispatch & Democrat; Jno. Buckingham.. Friday. Dem. Republican Press; Pounstone & Mathews Friday. Rep. .

WUlits, pop. 500

The Willits News; Weeks & Curtis Friday. Ind...

.20x26. .13x20.

.1150. .1000

MERCED.

Population, 8,085; agricultural pursuits. In this county are to be found the finest herds of cattle and horses of some of our noted stock-raisers of California. Quite a large area has been cultivated to all the cereals, fruits, grapes, hops, cotton, etc. The assessed valuation is $15,146,200.

Los Banos, pop. 500

Enterprise: Carlos O. Freeman Sat Rep

Herald; YS'illard Beebe Friday. Populist.

Merced, pop. 2,183

Evening Sun; C. D.Radcliffe

County Sun; Weekly Edition. Express; J. A. Xorvell

.18x21 18x24.

..-4111 40li

Star; Harris Bros Thur

Plainsburg, pop. 500

Globe; E. J. Page Sat..

Daily.. Iud...

Sat Ind...

Sat. .Dem. Rep..

.13^ .13..

.15x22 ..

..476..

.13.

.15x22..

..!)40 .

.13.

.20x26 . .

.700 .

.13.

.18x24 .

.650

.13

.200... 10.

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The Sentinel is the only paper published between San Jose and Gilroy, and reaches the j constantly -increasing population of the interior Santa Clara Valley.

The Morgan Hill Sentinel.

A. BERT BYNON, Editor and Proprietor. Published at the new town of MORGAN HILL, SANTA CLARA CO., CAL., every Thursday

A Home Paper in a Land of Prosperous Homes.

IONE' VALLEY ECHO,

lone, Amador County, Cal.

*^^W A Live Local Paper of Four Pages, with a Large \f/^ f/f\ Circulation among Farmers and Miners. Try it. f/^^N

sued Every Saturday. CLOVIS T. LA GRAVE, Editor.

The Hotel Guide.

A PACIFIC COAST HOTEL DIRECTORY

Of Arizona, California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washing- ton, Wyoming, and the principal hotels of Alaska, Alberta (Can.), British Columbia, Lower California and the Sandwich "

Subscription, $1.50 per Year. Single Copies, 25 Cents.

Including the name of hotel, rates per day, and the proprietors' names.

W. M. PATTERSON, Printer and Publisher,

30 Ellis Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

•One Trial of its Advertising Pages will convince Anyone of its Merits.

EASONER.

Published Every Thursday. SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL.

The organ of the Farmers' Alliance, in a great farming community. A paper by the people, for the people, in the interests of the people. Send for sample copy and rates.

JACOB K. TULEY, Editor and Proprietor.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York where contracts for advertising may be made

California. 35

MODOC.

Population, 4,986; stock-raising and agriculture. The produc- tions of Modoc are such as are usual elsewhere in the temperate zone. The average yield of the county is about 500,000 bushels of wheat, 500,000 bushels of barley, 5,000 bushels of oats, 2,000 of rye, annually, besides corn, potatoes, beans, peas, onions, and 50,000 to 60,000 tons of hay. Hardy fruit trees, such as apples, pears, plums and peaches, are very prolific, and produce excellent fruit. About 3,000,000 feet of lumber are sawed, and 1,000,000 shingles made annually. The assessed valuation of this county is $3,158,827. Alturas is the county seat.

A din,' pop. 446

Argus; E.M.Wilson Thur...Ind 1881 .18x24 515 .. 12..

Alturas, pop. 600

Herald: H. L. . Herzinger Wed ...Dem 1891. .. .17x24. .. .500. .. .12 :

New Era; Anderson & Sloss Friday. Ind 1888 17x24 730. ...12..

Cedarville, pop. 400

Surprise Valley Record; R. H. Stanley. . .Sat Ind 1892. . . .15x22. .. 312. . 13. .

MONO.

Population, 2,002; chiefly mineral. Cattle, hogs, sheep and dairy products are raised in sufficient quantities to supply the local demand. There is much timber within its boundaries, the amount standing being estimated at not less than 30,000,000 feet, and some six or seven lumber mills occupy contiguous sites. The county seat is Bridgeport. Assessed valuation, $924,527. Bodie, pop. 500

Miner; A.V.Morgan Friday. Ind. Rep .1882 .13x20 . 475 .13..

Bridgeport, pop. 400

Chronicle-Union; R. M. & A. C.Folger... Sat Rep 1863 .16x23 .. 425 .. 13...

Lundy, pop. 300

Index; James W. E. Townseud Sat Ind 1888 .. 12x18. .. .300. .. .12..

MONTEREY.

Population, 18,637; agriculture, dairying and stock-raising. The distance by rail to the county seat, Salinas City, from San

Pacific States Newspaper Directory.

There are 180,000 Germans in California! Do you want their trade?

Germania

^Magazine.

ILLUSTRATE!

It is the only German Magazine published in the West and reaches the best German Families everywhere.

RATES ACCORDING THE J. C. JENS CO., SAN FRANCISCO,

TO RESULTS. Publishers. CAL.

ESTABLISHED 1888. PRICE $1.00 PER YEAR.

THE CALIFORNIA PROHIBITIONIST

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA.

s

Published every Thursday by the PROHIBITION PUBLISHING CO., San Jose, Cal., in the interest of the Prohibition Party of California.

C. A. TUPPER, Editor and Manager.

Bwat&efc State Silver dfce&al, 1890,

%t s-yh <* artistic Designers,

/SiC 1 1 Iw Engravers ano ]£lectrot?pers, lEngtavinCj 436 fl>ontflomen> Street,

Company San $™nclsc0> CaL

*^£f ^£* W a- *• Cunningham.

S) West Coast Alliance @

HOLLlSTER, SAN BENITO CO., CAL.

Published Wednesday and Saturday by the Industrial Printing & Publishing Co.

Independent in all things, neutral in nothing. Devoted to the interests of the Farmers' Alliance and the Industrial Union.

L. R. LEONARD, Editor and Manager.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

37

Francisco is 117.6 miles. The chief productions of this county are beef, butter, cheese, potatoes and pork; whale oil and dried fish being also extensively shipped. Assessed valuation of prop- erty in this county, $17,712,484.

Bradley, pop. 500

Mercury; Geo. E. Maloney . ... Sat. Iud... . ... 1892. .. .18x24. .. .500 .13..

Castroville, pop. 1,678

Enterprise; Louise E. Francis Friday .Iud 1891 12x16.... 500 13..

Gonzales, pop. 1,095

Tribune; Renison <!c Farley Sat. . Ind 1891. .. .18x24. .. .500. .. .13. .

King City, pop. 600

Settler; \V. A. Beebe Sat 1890. . . .18x24. . . .430. . . .13. .

Monterey, pop. 1,889

Cypress; E. Miehaelis Sat Rep 1889. . . .18x24. . . .700. . . .13. .

New Era; Wm. Kay Sat Ind 1890. .. .18x24. .. .625 ... .13. .

Pacific Grove, pop. 1,381

Review; Anna A. Gallanar Sat Rep 1S89 . . .18x24. . . .475. . . .13. .

Salinas, pop. 2,239

Democrat; Smeltzer & Barnwell Sat Dem. .. — 1867.

Index; W. J. Hill Thur...Rep.. ......1871.

Journal; Srnetzer & Barnwell Daily. .Ind 1889.

San Lucas, pop. 1,956

Herald; Eugene F. Rogers Thur...Ind 1889.

.20x26. .

..710..

..13

.20x26..

.1150..

.13.

.20x26..

..572..

..13.

.18x24... 520... 13.

NAPA.

Population, 16,411; wines and agriculture. There is no kind of fruit that will not do well in Napa count}', and her wines hold an unchallenged position, her success resting upon the produc- tion of light table wines, red and white. There are 140 wine- cellars, large and small, most of which afford a market for other grape-growers. Dairying is one of the important industries, and one that is constantly on the increase. Quicksilver mines have been successfully worked, requiring the employment of many men. Assessed valuation, $14,730,168.

Calistoga, pop. 925

Ind. Calistogian; Douglass & Hay'nes Wed... .Ind. . 1877

Napa, pop. 4,500

Herald; Herald Pub. Co Daily.. . Non-Par ..1893.

Journal; J. E. Walden Daily.. Dem 1884.

ii Weekly Edition Friday. Dem 1856.

Register; G. M. Francis Daily. ..Rep 1872

ii . Weekly Edition Friday Rep 1863

St. Helena, pop. 1,950

Star; F. B. Mackinder Friday.Rep 1874 .. .20x26 .800. ..13.

13

.15x21..

..800..

.13.

.15x22..

..450..

.13

18x24 .

..720..

-.13.

.16x23 .

..600..

..12

.21x28. .

..900..

..12.

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YOU WANT GOOD RESULTS FROM YOUR ADVERTISING!

The Placer Argus

Published every Friday at AUBURN, PLACER CO., CAL., gives only such results. Goes to the homes of an intelligent buying class.

RODEHAVER & FITZ SIMMONS, Proprietors.

/^\Jl7"C,"YT"tl ~T7" A X T TTAT" in Eastern California is a fertile agricultural KJ Y Y HiA-N O V A J_J J_J Jli JL section, rich in all nature's gifts, splendid climate, productive soil and abundant water for all needs. As soon as better railroad facilities reach it it will become one of the great producing and home-making sections of the S ate. It is one hundred miles long and from eight to twenty miles wide. In the mountains of Inyo, all tributary to the valley, are found almost every known mineral, while at Owens Lake are the great Inyo marble quarries and inexhaustible soda industries. As now situated, the county is a little world all to itself, with a population of probably nearly four thousand. Of the towns in Owens Valley and on the eastern slope of the Sierras in California, undoubtedly the best is BISHOP. Centrally located in the largest part of Owens Valley, where the broadest spread of fine agricultural lands is bountifully watered by many streams and ditches, it naturally has a compaiatively large tributary population— at least one-half the farming community of the whole valley. Its people are progressive and enterpiising; have a fine public school building in the town, and several others within a few miles; have built a large and fine academy, taught, as are the public schools, by good teachers; have church buildings, and all the leading fraternal organizations— in short, Bishop offers better edu ational and social advantages than do most towns of double its size in sections better favored by railroad communication Last year the citizens of this locality equipped a $7- 000 creamery, and other facts might as easily be cited to prove that they are a progressive class of people. The town is near the Carson and Colorado R. R., connecting with the Central Pacific sys- tem at Reno, Nev. Cut off from direct communication as it is by the mountains, the local papers offer for unusually good reasons the best mediums for advertisers to reach Inyo's population. Of these papers, an investigation will easily con\ ince you that the best is the

INYO REGISTER.

Because it is the most popular and is published in the best agricultural section of Eastern Califor- nia, with no other paper within forty-five miles. It is typographically neat and pleasing in adver- tising and otherwise. It gives local and county news impartially and fairly and the more important happenings from the outside by telegraph on publication day when of sufficient importance. It is clean in character. It goes into nearly every reading home in the county, as well as having a circulation in neighboring sections. As it pays strict attention to local Interests, everybody in Inyo reads the Register and it is a constituency worth your securing. We want advertising of the "clean" sort only— no others need apply. Address INYO BEGISTEB,

Bishop, Cal.

NAPA MORNING HERALD

Is in line. You must use it when covering the great wine region of Napa County if you would secure a dollar's worth for a dollar

NAPA, CALIFORNIA.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, l>uane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

NEVADA.

Population, 17,369; mining and fruit-growing. Nevada City and Grass Valley are the center of a region whose richness as a gold-producing district is equalled by its horticultural and agri- cultural productiveness. Oranges are freely grown in Nevada county; the production of pears and apples is immense, and all small fruits and berries thrive well. Hay is one of the staple pro- ductions. The lumbering interests of the county are very great, and thrive with unwonted vigor. On the Truckee river alone the year's cut aggregates 32,000,000 feet, while the sales were 3,000,000 feet in excess of the cut. vAssessed valuation of prop- erty in the county, $5,933,882. Grass Valley, pop. 6,798

Telegraph; Shoemaker it Ingram Daily. .Ind 1887 . 18x24. .. .900. .. .13. .

ii Weekly Edition Sat. ..Ind 1890. .. .13x20. .. .500. .. .13. .

Tidings; H. S. Spalding Daily.. Rep 1874. . . .18x22. . . .680. . . .13. .

ii Weekly Edition Thur ..Rep 1874. .. .20x26. . .1250. .. .13 .

Union; W. F. Prisk Daily.. Dem 1867 .... 15x22 .500 ...13..

Nevada City, pop. 4,013

Evening Herald; F. E. Wads worth Daily. . .Ind 1877 . . . .18x24. . . .724. . . .13. .

n Weekly Edition Friday.Ind 1877. . . .18x24. . .1000. . ..13..

Transcript; Brown & Calkins Daily.. Rep 1860. . . .18x24. . . .900. . . .13. .

Truckee, pop. 1,500

Republican; W. P. Calkins.. We-Sat.Ind 1871. . . .15x22. . .1000 . . .13. .

ORANGE.

Population, 13,589; fruit and agriculture. The history of this county began only in 1889, hence there are no means of institut- ing any comparisons as to the growth of former years. The principal city is Santa Ana. Assessed valuation of the counti in 1890, $10,452,296.

Anaheim, pop. 2,500

Gazette; Kuchel Bros Thur... Rep 1870 . 18x24. .. .700. .. .13. .

Journal; James E. Nugent Sat Rep 1890 . .13x20. . . .700 . . .13. .

Fullerton, pop. 400

Tribune; Edgar Johnson Sat Ind 1889. .. .15x22. .. .300. .. .13..

Orange, pop. 2,721

News; Jas. Fullerton Wed.. . .Ind 1888 . . .18x24. . . .500. . . .13..

Post; Alice L. Armor Sat Rep. 1885. . . .18x24. . .400 . . .13. .

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Daily and "Weekly. Established, 1860.

San Francisco Abend Post,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

CHAS. S.£L3VETT-E2:iLi£», Manager.

The Abend Post stands indisputably at the head of all German papers published West of the

Rockies, and circulates widely among the German-speaking- people of California, Oregon,

Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Arizona, British Columbia and Alaska.

Sample Copies and Advertising Kates furnished on Application.

Los Banos Herald,

WILLARD BEEBE, Editor and Proprietor. Published Every Friday at L,os Banos, California.

The leading local newspaper in the San Joaquin and Kings River Irrigation District, on the west side of Merced County. Located on the Overland Route (new short cut) of the Southern Pacific Railroad. Publishes local news for several towns south of Los Banos, and has good busi- ness patronage. No paper published along the line for over fifty miles south.

^^Advertising rates reasonable — furnished on application. Send for sample copy.

THE ESOTERIC

°b

Is devoted to teaching methods for self-culture and development, by calling attention to natural forces active within every human being, and giving primary and simple methods for guiding and controlling them. It contains the most elaborate testimonials from adherents ever published.

Subscription Price, $1.50 per Year. Sample Copy Free.

ESOTERIC PUBLISHING COMPANY,

APPLEGATE, PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

Pacific Medical Journal.

established :W!WWKMamji^mM1BlKfBaKMnKF^m^^~^^'

IN 1857.

The leading Medical Journal west of the Rocky Mountains.

Has 30 of the most eminent medical men on its collaborating staif.

The best advertising medium in California.

Send for sample copy.

DK. WINSLOW ANDERSON, Editor and Publisher,

603 Sutter Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for ad vertisng may be made.

California.

41

Santa Ana, pop. 4,220

Blade; Blade Pub. Co Daily

Weekly Edition Thur.

Herald; Johnson & Shaw Sat. .

Standard; D. M. Baker Sat.

.Ind 188'J.... 16x23.

.Ind 1886... 12x16.

.Rep 1878 ...15x22.

.Dem 1882... 20x26.

PLACER.

Population, 15,101; agriculture, fruit-raising and mining. One of the chief resources of this county is the lumber industry. Mills are numerous, and the output of lumber is estimated at from 10,000,000 to 12,000,000 feet. Assessed valuation, $9,922,585.

Applegate, pop. 100

Esoteric; Esoteric Pub. Co Month. Religous... 1892 6x9 ...1000

Auburn, pop. 1,595

Argus; Rodehaver & FitzSimmons Friday. Rep 1872 ...15x22 960 13.

Herald; J. A. Filcher Sat Dem 1852 ... 18x24 ... 10S0 .13 . .

Placer Co. Republican; W.B. Thorpe.... Friday. Rep 1S84 20x26 . ..800.... 13..

Colfax, pop. 650

Sentinel; C. Runckel Friday. Ind 1890 ... .18x24. .. .792. .. .13. .

Lincoln, pop. 900

News-Messenger; Sanders & Ingram Friday .Ind... 1891 18x24 500 ...13.

Newcastle, pop. 300

News; W. H.Schardin Wed. ..Rep 1887. .. .18x24. . . 408 .13..

PLUMAS.

Population, 4,933; mining and lumbering. Grain and vege- tables are grown quite extensively in some sections, and this is an important fruit county, orchards many miles in extent making of the foothills a continuous belt of fruit-bearing trees. Although there are districts where logging is carried on, the timber trans- ported by means of flumes and the sawmills furnishing several millions of feet of lumber every 3-ear, there are extensive sections where the trees are not yet perceptibly thinned, and it is evident that Plumas for many years will possess a valuable lumber inter- est. Assessed valuation, $2,322,090.

Quincy, pop. 560

National Bulletin; Plui

Co. Pub. Co.. .Thur.. .Rep.

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THERIVERSIDE COUNTY REFLEX,

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ES TA BLISHED iSqz. T? Tt/ FT T? ^ TTl J7 C /J T

SUBSCRIPTION $2.00. J\J V JZ JXOIUIZ. , L/i,L.

CIRCULA TION 1,400.

A

\N. INDEPENDENT. FAMILY. NEWSPAPER .-. EIGHT. TO .' .- TWELVE . PAGES . OF. WELL-CHOSEN . AND. CAREFULLY- EDLTED . HOME . READLNG . MA TTER. AND . COUNTY. NE WS THE . REFLEX. GLVES . THE . BEST. VALUE . ON. THE . DOL- LAR . FOR . ADVERTISING . OF. ANY. PAPER . PUBLISHED. IN RIVERSIDE. COUNTY.-. IS. THE. ONLY. COUNTY. PAPER .■

J. P. BAUMGARTNER,

EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

S.F.

News Letter

"The Mentor, Whip and Mirror of the Town.

Is popular among Calif ornians, and they are everywhere. The reason it pays to advertise in S. F. News Letter is because it is the recognized authority in financial matters on the Pacific Coast.

F. Marriott, Publisher, 606 Merchant St., San Francisco.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building , Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

43

RIVERSIDE.

Population, 20,000; fruit and agriculture. Formed in 1893 from the southern part of San Bernardino and the northern part of San Diego counties. It contains some of the finest portion of the agricultural lands of both counties, and the extensive irriga- tion enterprises have made this county a paradise. Riverside is the county seat. No statistics have been compiled.

Banning, pop. 201

Herald; Jesse L. Edmundson Thur...Ind. Dem. 1888... .13x20.. .1000 .13..

Elsinore, pop. 950

Press; H. McPhee & Co Sat Rep.. 1890.... 18x24.... 700.... 13..

Moreno, pop. 700

Indicator; Franklin H. Austin Thur.. .Ind 1892. . ..16x22.. . .700. . . .13. .

Murrietta, pop. 450

Union ; H. McPhee & Co Thur 1890 . . . 18x24. . . .450 . . .13 . .

Perris, pop. 800

New Era: Perris Ptg. Co Thur.. Ind 1890. .. .13x20 ...900.... 13..

Riverside, pop. 4,683

Enterprise ; M. R. Plaisted Daily. . Dem.. 1885

ii Weekly Editiou Wed... Dem 1885.

Press; Holmes & Pierson Daily. .Rep 1877

Press & Horticult'st; Holmes & Pierson... Sat Horticul... 1877.

Riv. Co. Reflex; J. P. Baumpartner. Sat Ind. Rep.. .1892.

San Jacinto, pop. 1,363

Register; A. G. Munn Thur... Ind 1883.

South Riverside, pop. 800

Bee; H. C Foster Sat. ..Rep 1887.

Winchester, pop. 364

Recorder; Gus. H. Bynon Thur... Ind 1891.

isx24.

.1100. .

..13

18x21.

..600..

..13

20x26.

..788..

..13

21x28.

.836..

..13

14x21.

..lis::..

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SACRAMENTO.

Population, 40,339; agriculture and fruit-growing. Sacramento county doubtless leads all others in the State in the production of orchard fruits, those of the citrus family alone excepted. Large interests are also involved in vineyards. Sacramento City is the county seat, and is also the capital of the State of California. The trade of Sacramento aggregates in the jobbing branches about $60,000,000 annually, and extends throughout all the central and northern and mountain sections, and the adjacent States and Territories. Sacramento is the chief fruit-shipping station of the

44 Pacific States Newspaper Directory.

The Pomona Beacon

POMONA, LOS ANGELES CO., CAL.

BEST WEEKLY FAMILY NEWSPAPER IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

$2.00 a Year. Address THE BEACON, Pomona, Cal.

Hits the Best Drug Trade of the Pacific Coast.

CRMFOH^IA DRUGGIST

LOS ANGELES, CAL.

The leading journal of its class in the State. If you want an advertisement placed where it will do the most good, put it in the California Druggist.

Vacaville Reporter

THE PAPER THAT GOES TO THE HOMES OF THE PEOPLE AND IS BEAD IS THE PAPER IN WHICH TO ADVERTISE THE GOODS YOU HAVE TO SELL.

R. B. Stitt, Prop'r

Vacaville, Solano Co., Cal.

O^ne (§ffiud&t%t. ^^

Miss ALICE G. FRIEDLANDER, Editress

A monthly journal devoted to the interests of Education. Guaranteed circulation, 3,000 copies. The recognized Edu- cational Journal of the Pacific Coast.

Address Miss ALICE G. FRIEDLANDER, San Francisco, Calif 0

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New Yor,j, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California. 45

State, sending forward in season far more fruit than any other point. Assessed valuation, $33,952,808.

Folsom, pop. 1,500

Telegraph; Thad. J. McFarland Sat Rep 1856. . . .16x22. . . .800. ... 13. .

Gait, pop. 800

Gazette; J. J. Campbell Sat Rep 1881. . . .18x24. . . .650. ...12..

Sacramento, pop. 26,386

Bee; Jas. McClatchy & Co Daily. . Ind 1857. .. .20x24. . .8550 . 12..

ti Saturday Sat Ind 1877. .. .20x24. . .9000. .. .12. .

n Weekly Edition Wed... Ind 1877. . ..20x24. . .6500. .. .12.

Leader; John N. Larkin Sun. ..Rep 1879. .. .21x28. . .5700. . .13..

Medical Times; Jas. H. Parkinson Month. Medical. ...1889 ... 5x8 ...1000 13..

Nord Cal. Herold; Schmitt & Currliu. . . .We.-Sa.Ind 1868. .. .18x24. . .1500. .. .13. .

Record-Union; Sacramento Pub.Co Daily ..Iud.-Rep.. .1851 . . . .17x24. . .5480. . . .13.

11 11 Weekly Edition Friday. Iud.-Rep... 1851. . . .17x24 13. .

Themis; D. Johnston & Co Sat Ind 1888.... 9x12. . .1500. .. .il. .

SAN BENITO.

Population, 6,412; agriculture. Up to the present time wheat raising has been the chief industry, and in the proper season one may ride for miles between wheat fields where the grain rises above the fences on either side of the road. The acreage devoted to barley is yearly increasing, the average yield being 24 centals to the acre, and the quality being classed as A 1 by brewers. Among the other industries of the county is the culture of flax and tobacco, of hay, dairying, the raising of fowls and other live stock, and mining. Assessed valuation, $6,279,842.

Hollister, pop. 1,771

Free Lance; Stephenson ct Piratsky Friday. Rep 1873 . . .13x20. . .1300 . . .13. .

San Benito Advance; Shaw Bros Friday. Dem 1872. ...18x24 800. .. .13..

West Coast Alliance; Indust'l P. & P. Co.We-Sa.Ind. . . . 1892. . . .12x18. . . .720. . . .13..

Tres Pinos, pop. 260

Tribune; W. P. Hughes Tues.Tnd 1S91 .. .18x24. .. .350. .. .13..

SAN BERNARDINO.

Population, 25,497; chiefly fruit-growing. There are six lines of railroad entering and being built to the line of San Bernardino. The Santa Fe system has established its general offices and its principal machine-shops, round-houses, etc., at this point. The

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WIDE AWAKE ! INDEPENDENT ! AGGRESSIVE !

THE PEOPLE'S VOICE.

Published every Saturday at Arbuckle, Colusa County, California.

W. W. Felts, Editor. A. J. Shellhammer, Bus. Mgr. The People's Voice is a wide-awake and fearless advocate of sweeping reforms, a newspaper devoted to the best interests of the section it represents, and a first-class advertising medium.

THE WEEKLY PALO ALTO.

Published every Thursday at Mayfield, Santa Clai-a County, California.

B. F. HAYNE, Editor and Proprietor. Contains items of interest in regard to the Stanford University and Museum, as well as the Palo Alto Stock Farm— the home of '• Electioneer," "Sunol," "Arion," ''Anteeo," and others of the world's famous trotters. Also local items of the vicinity and general news of the day.

Subscription:— $2. 50 per annum, in advance. Advertising rates on application.

THE AMADOR DISPATCH.

WILLIAM M. PENRY, Editor and Publisher.

Published Every Saturday. Office on Main Street, Jackson, Cal.

TERMS: One Year, SS3.00; Six Months, S81.50.

1851 FORTY-THREE YEARS. 1894

THE CALAVERAS

*^ ■ ■ —& -«v >■ i ^^ i « The Chronicle is the best Advertising

ff* fr4 WW 11 Ell I $^ L J" Medium in the interior of the State, having

w ■ a ■ m w a lal,ge circmatiOI1 throughout one of the

E. BURCE, Proprietor, Mokelumne Hill, Cal. best mining sections of the State.

The Oldest Weekly Published on the Coast.

THE HAYWARD REVIEW.

Published at Hayward, California, every Thursday, at $2.00 per Year.

CONNER & MIDLER, Publishers. THE OFFICIAL, PAPER OF THE TOWN OF HAYWARD

And the leading Advertising Medium and Public Journal in this section of country. Hayward is the center of what is called the ' Garden of Eden," the richest portion of Alameda and Santa Clara counties, where all fruits grow in abundance. The coming city between Oakland and San Jose.

THE BIGGS ARGUS.

Published at Biggs, Butte County, Cal., by J. M. Coffman, Editor and Prop'r.

iJg=A VALUABLE MEDIUM FOR ADVERTISERS. "SS

The only newspaper published in the flourishing town of Biggs, which has a population of over 1,000 people. Send for Sample Copy and Rates.

LE PETIT CALIFORNIEN.

E. MARQUE, Editor and Publisher. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.

A journal of politics, literature, commerce, and general intelligence. Has a large circulation among the French-speaking population of the city, and is a desirable medium for advertisers. Published twice a week. Full information concerning rates, etc., may be obtained from the pub- lisher. Subscription: 10 cents a week by carrier; $4.00 per annum by post.

PAPER

A. ZELLERBACH & SONS,

Importers and Dealers in all kinds of Telephone No. 1133. { 418 «9d «£, ^omSlL* aTItreet, } San Francisco, Cal. Sole Agents for the Celebrated Eureka and Palo Alto Flat and Ruled Papers, and Sterling Linens.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- ander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be rhade.

California.

productions of San Bernardino county are chiefly citrus fruits. All the productions of the temperate zone, however, are yielded in prodigal profusion. The mesas give fine crops of wheat and barley, and other small grains yield largely. In many sections irish potatoes can be had fresh from the ground every month in the year. Garden stuff is perennial. Honey-making is an occu- pation which brings large returns in different years. Assessed valuation, $26,875,871.

Chino, pop. 677

Valley Champion; Richard Gird Friday Rep.. 1887 13x19 . 570 13. .

Colton, pop. 1,717

Chronicle: R. M. McKie Sat Ind 1

News; W.C Bailey Tu-Fri.Rep 1

Highland, pop. 1500

Citrus Belt : J. M. Martin Thur. . . Horti 1

Needles, pop. 750

The Needles Eye; Edward N. Buck Sat Dem 1

13x19.

.1100 .

13

13x20

.500

13..

11x15.

..600..

..13..

Ontario, pop. 1,219

Ontario Record; Clarke Bros.

.Wed.. Rep.

Redlands, pop. 1,982

Citrograph; Scipio Craig Sat Ind. -Rep. ..1887.

The Facts; A. G. Sheahan Daily.. .Ind 1890.

Rialto, pop. 400

Orange Grower; Tibbot Bros Sat

San Bernardino, pop. 7,950

Courier; Courier Pub. Co Daily.

11 Weekly Edition Sat....

Kaleidoscope: J. E. Kiplinger Sat...

Times-Index; Times-Index Co —

.12x18. .11x15.

.1500. .1920.

Ind.

.Daily.

Dem. Dem. Ind... Rep..

.188S

.1890 .1874

Weekly Edition Friday. Rep 1874

...18x24.

.1300..

..13

...13x19.

.2000..

.13

>.... 11x16.

.750..

.13

...20x26.

.1200..

..13

...13x20.

.2000..

.13

SAN DIEGO.

Population, 34,987; fruit-raising and agriculture. There is not a fruit, from the apple and the plum to the banana and the orange, that does not, in some portion of this great section of California, reach a high state of excellence. In oranges and lemons, too, San Diego stands in the front rank. One important industry de- serves a special notice. It is the honey business. The annual export is something over 2,000 tons. The largest raisin vineyards in Southern California, or perhaps in the world, are located with- in this county. Assessed valuation, $28,850,516.

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Pacific States Newspaper Directory.

Up Our Way

1 JIG AppCcil is the paper for advertisers. It has been running now ever since 1859 and is stronger, livelier, better at this time than in any previous year of its history. Don't overlook it in making out your list if you desire to success- fully reach the buying people of Yuba and her sister counties. Sample copies sent free.

THE DAILY- A twenty-eight column newspaper, containing more local and general news than any of its contemporaries. Pub- lished every day in the week, except Monday. Subscription, $6 a year.

THE WEEKLY- Fifty-six columns. All the news of the week. A favorite with the farmers, stockmen and miners. Published every Friday. Subscription, $2.50 a year.

APPEAL PUBLISHING CO., Marysville, Cal.

New York Office, Rhinelander Building-, Rose and Duane Streets.

The San Diegan-Sun

IS THE BEST MEDIUM IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY BY WHICH FOREIGN ADVERTISERS MAY REACH THE READING AND PURCHASING PUBLIC ....

nrnAIIOr Its low price, 10 cents a week for the DLuAUuL Daily, and $1.00 a year for the Weekly,

~ - - - puts it within the reach of every person,

** ^ no matter how small his or her income.

Therefore, the San Diegan-Sun has obtained, and now

enjoys, a circulation far in excess of any other Daily

or Weekly in San Diego County.

m&l'

gff~The San Diegan-Sun has a full Afternoon Telegraph News Ser- vice, and covers the local and county Held more thoroughly than was ever attempted by any other paper in this county.

The people North of San Francisco, and in SONOMA COUNTY especially, wait with great eagerness for the weekly visits of

~\xTHE CYCLONE. a2—

Address:— ALVA PORTER MOORE, Box 6, Santa Rosa, Cal.

RICH AND RACY news makes the CYCLONE the best medium between San Francisco and Eureka.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

Califorxi

49

Coronado, pop. 1,200

Mercury: E. A. Kimball Sat....

The Seaport News; Kimball & Beasley. . .Sat

El Cajon, pop. 1,000

Valley News; E. N. Sullivan Sat.. . .

Encinitas, pop. 400

Transcript; E. N.Sullivan Sat.. ..

Escondido, pop. 740

Times; Chas. K. Holmburg Thur. .

Kallbrook, pop. 475

Observer; Dr. Stephen Bowers Friday

Nuevo, pop .761

Sentinel; Jas. A Jasper Thur..

National City, pop. 1,352

Record; Harbaugh & Beermaker Thur. .

Oeanside, pop. 40J

Blade; E. D. McGraw Sat....

Otay, pop. 300

Otay Press; A. J. Jenkins Thur...

Poway, pop. 400

Progress; E. N. Sullivan Sat —

San Die.?o, pop. 16,159

Deutsch Zeitung; Chas. F. Kammar Friday- Golden Era; Golden Era Co Month

San Diegan-Sun; S.Diegan-Sun Pub. Co. .Dailv. .

" » Weekly Edition Thur..

San Diego Co. Advertiser; E. N. SullivanSat

The Great Southwest; Gt. Sou. Pub. Co. .Month Union & Daily Bee; San Diego Union Co. .Daily .

" Weekly Edition Thur. .

Vidette: J.Harvey McCarthy Sat...

West American Scientist; C. R. Orcutt.. .Month

Rep. Rep.

. 1887 .1892

.11x14. 11x14

.Ind 1892

Ind 1892

Ind 1886.... 20x26.

Ind. . .Dem.

.10x14 .10x14.

1898. .. .12x18

.18*7

.1882

Ind 1887.

. Literary . . . 1832

Dem 1885.

Dem 1885.

.Ind 1891.

.Horti 1889.

.Rep 1868.

.Rep 1868.

.Peo. Par... 1892 .Scientific. .1884

.20*

Rep.

Ind 1892

Rep 1888

Ind 1893.... 10x14

13x20. 13x20

.20x26. ..7x10. .18x21. .15x22. .10x11 .15x22. .15x22. .18x24. . 20x28 . . 6x9 .

.500.... 13. .400 17.

.500 ...13. .500... 13. .960 ...13. .400 ...13. .400 ...13

..700 .2000 .2500 .1800 .500

1900 1800 1000

.14. .13. .13. ..13. .13. ..13. .13. ..13.

.24.

SAN FRANCISCO.

Population, 298,997. The city of San Francisco embraces the whole county. The city and county covers an area of 46 square miles, of which Golden Gate Park takes up 1,013 acres, the Gov- ernment Reservation at the Presidio about 1,200 acres; Buena Vista Park, 20 acres; Mountain Lake, 20 acres; and the other city squares, 119 acres. The city has 1,200 miles of streets. San Francisco is the business center and commercial metropolis of the State of California, which exports over $120,000,000 worth of the products of the soil every year in the shape of wheat, wool, wine, raisins, gold, silver, and other metals and fruits. It has a mint

50 Pacific States Newspaper Directory.

Has the Largest Daily and Weekly Circulation of any Paper west of Chicago.

The Morning Call

By Mail, $6.00 per Year. Carrier, 65c. per Month.

The Weekly Call

$1.25 per Year. Postage Paid.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.

PUBLICATION OFFICE:

525 Montgomery Street, San Francisco, CaL

S. F. CALL COMPANY, Publishers,

Eastern Office, 90 Potter Building, New York. F. K.Misch, Mgr.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

■V:

that coins more gold than any other mint in the world, and a custom-house of which the receipts, in proportion to population, are unequalled. The imports for the past year were $$'2,36.0,906; exports, $52,701,282. San Francisco, pop. 298,997

DAILY AND WEEKLY NEWSPAPERS.

♦Bulletin; S. F. Bulletin Co Daily.

* 11 Weekly Edition Wed..

•Chronicle; M. H. de Young Daily .

* 11 Weekly Edition.. Thur..

* 11 Sunday Edition Sun...

Com. News & Ship. List; Com. Ptg. Co.... Daily..

11 11 Weekly Edition Friday,

•Examiner; W. R. Hearst Daily .

* 11 Weekly Edition Thu..

* 11 Sunday Edition Sun...

Hayes Valley Advert'r; Wm. Clack & Co. .Sat. . . . Mission Journal; E. J. Coffey Sat

•Morning Call; S. F. Call Co Daily .

* 11 Weekly Edition.. Thur. .

People's Press; Peo. Pr. Pub. Co Sat....

Political Record: D. Bruce Wed.. .

•Post; Daily .

* 11 Weekly Edition Wed...

•Report; Bunker & Hiester Daily. .

* 11 Weekly Edition Thur..

South Sau Francisco Mail ; Griffith & Sons.Sat. . . . Sou. San Fran. News ; Barnes & Morphy . . Sat

Iud. Rep... 1855. Ind. Rep... 1856..

Iud 1865.

Ind 1874.

.Ind 1853.

Com mer... 1875. Commer. ..1875 .

Dem 1865.

Dem 1865.

Dem 1865.

.Ind. Dem.. 1878.

Rep 1880.

Ind 1856.

.Ind 1887.

.Peo. Par... 1892. .Xon Parti..l882.

.Rep 1871.

.Rep 1875.

.Ind 1863.

.Ind 1863.

.Ind 1892.

.Ind

.17x23.. 21900.. .17x23.. 23400.. .17x23.. 60000.. .17x23.. 27300.. .17x23.. 07700.. .16x24... 1200.. .16x24... 1000.. .17x22.-64413.. .17x22 .77125.. .17x22.. 74925.. .21x28... 1500.. .18x24.... 960.. .17x23. .55063.. .17x23.. 22846.. .17x22. . .5500.. .16x23. . .3000. .

.17x22

.17x22

.17x24. .45000. . .20x24... 9000.. .13x20.... 800.. .15x22... 1000..

..13. .13.. ..12V2

..UK

.13.

..13..

..13..

..13.

..13..

..13..

..13..

..13..

..13..

..13.

..12..

..12..

..13..

..13 .

..13..

..13..

..13.

COMMERCIAL AND TRADE.

Bishop's ABC Guide ; Traffic Pub. Co. . .

California Architect & Building News;/

California Architect Pub. Co.j

Coast Review; J. G. Edwards

Commercial Herald: Jour. Com. Co

Grocer & C'try Merchant; G. W. Burton. .

Guide; Guide Pub. Co

Herald of Trade & Grocer and Canner; j Jay Federlein.. I

Home Circle : H. A. & B. J. Smith

Industry; Indus. Pub. Co

Journal of Commerce; J. of C. Pub. Co.

ii ii Weekly Edition....

Live Stock & Butchers' Gazette; Pub. Co

Money; Money Pub. Co

l*ac. Coast Dry Goods and Millinerv )

Review ; P. C. D. G. & M. R. Pub. Co. . i

Pac. Coast Post. Index; MacondrayBros.

Pacific Druggist; Searby & Dawson

Pacific Underwriter; Robt. W. Neal

Railroad Gazeteer; H. S. Crocker & Co... Spirit of the Times; Marcus D. Boruck. . Trade-Postal Journal; J. D. Rober son.. . Wine & Spirits Review; R. M. Wood-Co... Western Buyers' Economist; Ecou. Co.. 'Publishers' state:

Month. Travel 1885.

Month. Architect. .1879 Month. Insurance. .1871 Wed... Commer... 1854 Friday Commer. . . 1874 Daily ..Commer. . .1865 Friday Commer. . .1881 Month. Commer.. .1881 Mon th . Mechan.. . . 1888 Daily . .Commer. . .1872 Thur... Commer... 1872.

Sat Stock 1888

Month. Finance.... 1893

Month. Trade 1891.

Month. Postal 1875

Month. Drugs 1890

8. M.... Insurance. 1887. Month. R.R.Guide. 1871

Sat Sporting. . .1854.

.Quar... Postal 1883

S. M.... Trade 1878

,8. M.... Trade 1893

i.... 10x14.

.3000..

..30

.1500..

..14..

... 14x29 .

..1200..

..13..

22x29.

..2700..

..14..

.....16x20.

. 6000..

..13..

10x14.

.3000..

..12

10x13.

.12C00..

..13..

:.... 7x10.

..1000..

..13..

!.... 14x21.

..1287..

..14..

....14x21.

.4826 .

..14..

I.... 11x16.

. .3000. .

..13.

!.... 10x14.

..1000..

..20..

.... 9x12.

. .1000 .

..13..

i.... 11x15.

..4000..

..13..

.... 9x12.

.1100..

.... 9x12.

..1000..

..13..

8x12.

.10000..

..14..

16x23.

.1200..

..13..

1 8x11.

...500..

i.... 10x14.

..3300..

■ -13H

!.... 8x11.

...600..

..19..

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Established 1336 6(JR ItCIRTY-EIGHTH YEAR. English and German.

THE JEWISH TIMES AND OBSERVER.

ff ' ■ REV. M. S. LEVY & WM. SAALBURG, Publishers.

The leading Jewish paper on the Pacific Coast. Circulates more than the other Jewish Papers- combined. Office, 420 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Cal.

California Architect

— AND —

Building News.

THE ONLY

ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY PERIODICAL.

On the Pacific Coast, devoted to

Architectural and Building Interests.

Subscription, $3.00 a Year.

Address : N*o. 408 California Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

SACRAMENTO RIVER NEWS,

RIO VISTA, CALIFORNIA.

Sent to any part of the United States and Canada, free of express, postage, or freight, for $2.50 per annum. Advertising rates are reasonable and furnished on application.

D. G. HOLT, Editor and Proprietor.

Established in 1864: \V. F. PRISK, Editor and Prop'r.

DAILY MORNING UNION,

Grass Valley, Nevada County, Cal.

The only morning newspaper in Nevada County, exclusively covering that field. Gives especial

prominence to all matters connected with mining. Has a good telegraphic service.

Subscription, $5.00 per Year, in Advance. Advertising Bates on Application.

PLACER NEWS-MESSENGER, PuMished Lincoln, Placer Co., Cal. Every Friday"

A live local, independent newspaper, well edited and well printed, giving a summary of the news, both local and general, and choice reading matter in every issue. A productive advertising medium. Rates furnished on application. SANDERS & INGRAM, Publishers.

Do you want to reach the Buying Public of Northern Published Every Friday

Solano County? Morning.

THE DIXON TRIBUNE,

Tribune Publishing Co., Is read by the people who do the buying, and has the

Dixon, Cal. Largest Circulation in its Section.

NEW ERA.

WILLIAM KAY, Editor and Proprietor.

PUBLISHED AT MONTEREY, CAI,.

California's Famous. Summer and Winter Resort. One of the Best Investments for Advertisers in the State. Send for Sample Copy and Terms.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising, Bureau, Rhine- ander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for adyertising may be made.

California.

53

San Francisco, pop. 298,997

LITERARY AND PATERNAL.

Argonaut; Argonaut Pub. Co Sat Iud. & Lit.. 1877

California World; Cal. World Co Sat. ...Ind 1889

Carrier Dove; L. & J. Sehlesenger Sat Spt. & Lit. 1882

City Argus; Robt. E. Culbreth Sat Society 1879

Cosmopolitan and Pacific Scotsman: I n„.,»v, i.,^ lc„„

Foulerton Press Agency ..< Month. Ind 1S92

Foresters Advocate : Bochm & M'Lennau . Mouth . Fraternal. .1835 Forester of America; Fraternal Ptg. Co.. Month. FraternaL. 1892

Golden State: Chas. A. Boldemann Month. Fraternal.. 1892

Illustrated Pacific States; Ill'd Pub. Co... Month. Family. ...1876

Irish American; FltzGerald & O'Brien. . Sat Iud 1893

New Age; W.-H. Barnes Month. I. O. O. F. .1865

News Letter; Fred'k Marriott Sat Lit. Com'1.1856

Overland Monthly; Overl'd Mon. Pub. Co.Month. Literary... .1868 Pacific Comrade; E. B. Griffith & Sons. ..Mouth. G. A. R. . . .1837 Pac. States Watchman; W. H. Barnes ... .Month. A. o. I'.W ..1877

Pacific Town Talk; S. B. Carletou Bat Com 1892

Public Opinion; I. N. Choyinsky Sat Iud 1880

Red Men of America; Fraternal Ptg. Co.. Mouth. Fraternal.. 1892

Seven Links; M. Boehm S. M... .Fraternal.. Is88

Star; Jas. H. Barry Sat Ind 1884

Trestle Board: Trestle Board Ass'n Month. Masonic . ..1887

Union; Palmer & Rev Type Foundry . . . Sat Ind 1882

Vindicator: J. E. Brown Sat Dem 1883

Wasp; Wasp Pub. Co Sat Ind. Rep.. .1876

Wave; J. O'H. Cosgrave Sat Society . ..1889

.9x12.-18000

10x14.. 20000. 15x22... 2000.

11x14... 1200.

10x14... 1000.

11x16... 2500 9x12... 2500. 9x12.. 17887.

10x14... 2000. 11x16. . .2300. .9x14... 3840. .9x12.. 13750. .5x8... 12000.

9x12 ...750.

9x14. 20000.

9x12... 1500.

9x12... 1500. 11x16 .2000 10x12... 5500.

7x10. ..8000. 18x24.... 500. 18x24... 3000. 10x14.. 17000. 11x14.-13000.

■13}* .13.

.15.. .16..

REL1GOUS PUBLICATIONS.

Cal. Christ. Advocate; J. D. Hammond. ..Wed... .Religious ..ls50

Florence Crittenden Record Month . Religious. . 1890.

ii Annual Ed.; J. W. Ellsworth Jan Religious.. 1890.

Harbinger; Harbinger Pub. Co Sat Religious. .1*9 J.

Harmony; M. E. Cramer Mouth. Religious. .1888.

Monitor; Mouitor Pub. Co Sat Religious. .1856.

Occident; The Occident Pub. Co Thur. . .Religious.. 1868

Pacific; Pacific Pub. Co Wed... .Religious. .1852.

Pacific Churchman; Church Pub. Co S. M... .Religious .1866.

Pacific Ensign; W. C. T. U Sat Religious.. 1892.

Pac. Methodist Advocate: M.E.Church, S.Tuur. . .Religious.. 1856. Pacific Theosophist; Dr. J. A. Anderson. Month. Theosaphy 1891.

.12x16... 2800

.11x14... 1791. .11x14.. 10000. .12x16.... 600. . 7x10... 600. .11x15.. 10000. .11x15... 3500. . 16x23... 18Q0 .10x14... 15i 10 .11x15.... 900 .11x15... 3000. 1000

CLASS PUBLICATIONS.

Breeder and Sportsman; Jas. P. Kerr Sat

California Fruit Grower; B. N. Rowley.. Sat

Cal. Hompopath; Boericke & Dewey . .Month Cal. Orchard and Farm: The Cal. Co. ...Month

Educational Journal; Ed. Pub. Co Mouth.

Elevator; J. B. Wilson Sat. ..

Filatelic Facts & Fallacies; W.Sellschopp. Month Heald's College Jour.; Healds Bus. Col. .Month

Hotel Illustrated; Hotel 111. Pub. Co Month

Law Journal; Stock well & Co Daily.

Midwinter International; Exp. Pub. Co. .8. M...

Mining & Scientific Press; Dj.vey & Co .Sat

Music and Drama; J. f.i rum 3at

Olympian; J. P. Biau Month

.Sporting. . Class-Hor Medical . . Hor.& Ag Education

.Ind

.Stamps... Educ.it'l.. Humor. ..

Law

.Iud

Mec.&Min. Dramatic. Sporting..

,1882. 183:)

.1881

.1885

.1892.

.1872.

.1093.

. 1866

.1893

186J

.1883

. 1 t>92

.11x16... 5880

.10x14... 65H). ..8x13... 10 JO .10x13... 5400. . 6x9 ...3200. .16x22... 2 .00

300J.

.11x15... 3000. .10x14... 4600. 15x21.. .1000. .10x14.-10000. .11x16... 4230 .20x28... 4500 .11x14... 1900.

.13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .15.. ,i:;\,

.13>2 .13.. .16.. .16.. .14..

.13 . .12

■13'j

.13..

.25.

.13..

.13 .

.14.

.21..

.13..

.13..

.14.

.12.. .13

54 Pacific States Newspaper Directory.

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EVERYBODY'S PAPER.

INDEPENDENT, PURE AND RELIABLE

FOR THE OFFICE, HOME AND LIBRARY.

^aliforpia pmit Qrou/er

STATE JOURNAL OF HORTICULTURE. .

BRAINARD N. ROWLEY, - Proprietor and Publisher.

Terms of Subscription, in Advance:

UNITED STATES, $3.00 A YEAR. FOREIGN COUNTRIES, ?4.00 A YEAR.

Office: 321 Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.

Jfye Journal.

— •'-£'£»-•>:■ Saptra CJara, California.

ISSUED SEMI-WEEKLY BY N. H. DOWNING.

Published in the Centre of the Finest Valley in the State of California.

Circulated Among the Most Prosperous People of the

State, and is Therefore One of the Best

Advertising Mediums.

PUBLICATION DAYS WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.

iHTSEND FOR SAMPLE COPY..

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- jander Building, Duane and Ro6e Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising maybe made.

California.

55

San Francisco, pop. 298,997

CLASS PUBLICATIONS. (CONTINUED).

Pacific Medical Journal; W. Anderson .. Month . Medical 1857.

Pacific Militant; Pac. Mil. Pub. Co Sat Ind 1893.

Pacific Record of Medicine & Surgery. . .Month. Medical . . .1886.

Pacific Rural Press; Dewey Pub. Co Sat Agricul 1870.

B. F. Hotel Gazette; W. P. Harrison Daily. .Hotels 1876.

» ii m Weekly Edition Wed... .Hotels 1892.

Student; Alice G. Friedlander Month. Educat'l... 1887.

IN FOREIGN LANGUAGES.

Abend Post; Abend Post Co Daily.. Ind. . .

ii M Weekly Edition Thur... Ind...

Bien; Bien Pub. Co Thur.. .Ind. . .

California Arbeiter Zeitung; / Tv.]n. T flhr)_

Cal. Arbeiter Zeitung Pub. Co.) ifl"r-^aDor

.I860. .1860.

.1882

.1853

Cal. Demokrat; Fred'k Hess & Co Daily.. Ind.

" ii Sunday Edition Sun. ...Ind 1888.

'i H Weekly Edition Thur. ...Ind 1888.

Cal. Staats Zeitung; Fred'k Hess & Co.. ..Thur. . Ind 1853.

California Volksfreund; C. V. Pub. Co. ..Sat Religious.. 1885.

Germania; The J. A. Jens Co Month. Ind 1891.

Hebrew; Philo Jacoby Friday. Religious.. 1863.

Jewish Progress; A. Seeligsohn Friday. Religious. ..1875.

Jewish Times and Observer,^ ^ J Friday.Religions m

La Petit California; Emile Marque We.-Sa.Ind 1878.

LaRepublica; M. E. Garcia Sat Ind 1881.

La Voce del Popolo; G. B.Cevasco Daily... Ind 1859.

La Franco Californien; A. Chaigneau... Daily. .Ind 1852.

ii ii Weekly Edition.. Sat Ind 1852.

L'Elvezia; Geo. F. Cavalli Sat Rep 1879.

LTtalia; Italian Pub. Co Daily.. Ind 1887.

S. P. Tageblatt ; Tageblatt Pub. Soc Daily. .Ind 1893.

ii ii Weekly Edition Thur. .Labor 1893.

'i ii Vorwaerts Sun... Labor 1893.

Son'blatt der Cal. Dem. ; Fred. Hess & Co . Month . Ind 1852 .

Vestkusten ; Ernst Skarstedt Thur. . Ind 1886.

Vestra Sandebudet; J. R. Andrews & Co.. Month. Religious.. 1889.

. 6x9 ...2000. . 9x12... 2000. ..8x12... 6250. .10x14... 9200 .18x24... 3500 .10x14. . .2000 . 7x10... 3000.

.18x22... 7340. .23x29... 7300. .16x23.... 500.

.20x26... 5000. .20x26... 7400. .17x21... 7000. .16x23... 6250. .18x24... 6980. . 7x10.-10000. .14x21... 1500. .13x19... 3000.

.13x20... 800. .20x26... 4750. .20x26. 10000. .20x26... 5250. .20x25... 1900. .15x22. 1500. .20x26.. 8009. .15x22... 1500. .15x22... 2000. . 15x22... 2000. .20x23... 4500. .18x24... 3500. .12x14... 2000.

.25.. .14.. .15.. .14.. .12^

■mi

.13..

.13.. .13 . .13..

.16x23... 2700.... 13.

.11^

.ny2 .uy2 .WA

.13.. .13.. .14.. .13..

.14x21... 7450... 14..

.13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .13.. .13..

.ny2

.13..

.14..

SAN JOAQUIN.

Population, 28,629; agricultural. San Joaquin county contains 800,000 acres of land, the larger portion of which is susceptible of the highest cultivation and very productive. The principal prod- uct of the agricultural portion is grain, but many farmers raise a greater variety of crops. The location of Stockton, the county seat, virtually at the head of tide water on the San Joaquin, has always given her citizens water as well as rail communication with San Francisco. A line of steamers plies regularly between Stockton and San Francisco. The railroad facilities are as good

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~^>. TRADE, i^i^

The only exclusive Commercial Paper that reaches the trade of Southern

California, Arizona, New Mexico.

Geo. Rice & Sons, Publishers, Los Angeles, Cal.

THE INDEPENDENT.

Farmers' Alliance Journal.

Best Medium to Reach the Farmers.

Published every Saturday at Paso Robles, Cal.

Subscriptions §1.50 per Year.

ACTON ROOSTER.

Acton, Los Angeles Co., Cal. Published in the Interest of the Gold Mining, Fruit and Honey Raiser, and for the Interest of the Vicinity of Acton and Southern California. Subscription price only 50c. per year.

R. E. NICKEL, Editor and Proprietor. The Only Paper Published in the World-Famous Ojai Valley.

THE OJAI,

^Sb G\ks- NORDHOFF, VENTURA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

LEVERETT H. MESICK, Publisher. ^

Clean News. Choicest California Literature by Noted Writers. Attractions and Resources of the section given first attention. #2T Rates : $2 a year.

THE EXPRESS

Published at Winters, Cal., every Saturday. E5I3-TO-I3>a- O. ZFtTXST, - - Pixtolislier.

Terms: $2.50 per Annum, in advance. The "Express" is published in the heart of the earliest Fruit Section in California, and has always full information pertaining to Fruit Culture and kindred topics. >8®= Our Aim : A Good Local Paper. Job Printing a specialty.

ADVERTISE IN THE =4-° jysS)

Breeder and Sportsman.

The Turf and Sportsman's authority of the Pacific Coast. The Official Organ of all the Racing and Breeding Associations, Gun and Kennel Clubs. The Leading Paper of its class published west of Chicago. 2S to 32 pages. Write for Rates.

P. W. KEHEY, Manager, 313 Bush St., San Prancisco.

Pacific Educational Journal,

THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.

Advertisements in this Journal reach Teachers of all Public Schools, Colleges, Academies and

Business Schools of Pacific Coast. California has 9,000 School Trustees who are provided by law

with the Journal. 2,900 District Libraries supplied with the Journal. Published Monthly.

P. M. Fisher, Editor and Manager. P. O. Box 2509, San Francisco.

THE OLDEST SWEDIS H NEWSPAPER ONt/rCTI/IICTCN ISSUED WEEKLY AT 23 ELLIS STREET, THE PACIFIC COAST. V to I tVUO I til. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

("THE WEST COAST.") Ernst Skarstedt, Ed. and Prop.

Thjs paper has a large and constantly growing circluation among the great Swedish-speaking population on the Pacific Coast and adjacent Territories, and an advertisement in its columns will attract the attention of a class not easily reached by journals in the English language. Advertise- ments Translated into the Swedish Language Free of Charge. Ninth year of publication.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rnina" lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made-

California.

as those extended to any interior locality on this coast. Stockton is a central point for the distribution of lumber throughout the valley, the annual sales exceeding 40,000,000 feet. The general trade of the city is large, and its manufactories are very exten- sive, including a flour mill with a daily capacity of 1,400 barrels, another with an aggregate production valued at $2,000,000, car- riage factories, manufactories of threshing machines, and a paper mill of large capacity. Assessed valuation, $39,022,521.

Lodi, pop. 1,250

Sentinel; Green & Axtell Sat Rep 1881.

Valley Review; Frank B. Cluff. Thur. . .lud 1878.

Budget; L. R. Steele Sat Ind 1892.

Stockton, pop. 14,424

Banner; A. Glaser Sat Ind 1877.

Record ; Denig & Martin Sat Rep 1880 .

Golden State; Creed & Alspaugh Thur...Peo. Par... 1891.

Independent; J. L. Phelps & Co Paily. .Rep 1856.

" Weekly Edition Sat Rep 1856.

Mail; Coluon & Nunan Daily.. Dera 1889.

" Weekly Edition Sat Ind 1S80.

Woodbridge, pop. 400

Recorder; Murphy <fc Welch Friday .Ind 1893. . . .18x24. . . .520.

..18x24.

..500..

.13.

..12x18.

...450..

..13

..18x24.

...440..

.13.

..10x16.

...560..

..13.

..13x20.

.1248..

..13.

..13x21.

.1100..

..13.

..18x24.

.51100..

.13.

. .20x26.

.4500..

..13.

..16x22.

.4800..

..13.

..16x22.

.4600..

..13.

SAN LUIS OBISPO.

Population, 16,072; agriculture, fruits and dairying. The ship- ping and rail facilities are ample. The raising of sheep, cattle, horses and swine enters largely into the farm husbandry of San Luis Obispo county. The bee-product interest is also very im- portant. The county seat is San Luis Obispo. Assessed valua- tion, $14,090,675.

Arroyo Grande, pop. 1,500

Herald; S. Clevenger.. Sat. ..Ind 1887 12x18 .450 13 .

Cambria, pop. 600

Critic; Roma T. Jackson Sat Ind 1888. . . .15x22. . . .525 . . . 13...

Cayucos, pop. 500

Critic; Roma T. Jackson Sat Ind 1888. . . .15x22. . . .350. . . .13. .

Paso Robles, pop. 860

Independent; Chas. H. Arnold Sat... Ind 1893.

Leader; H. G. Wright Wed... Ind 1886.

San Luis Obispo, pop. 2,995

Reasoner; Reasouer Pub. Co Thur . . .Far. Alii... 1892.

Tribune; Tribune Printing Co Daily. ..Rep 1868.

Weekly Edition Friday. Rep 1838.

10x13..

..530..

..13.

18x24..

..700..

..13.

12x17..

. . S50 . .

.13.

.15x22..

..500 .

.13

.15x22..

.1300..

..13.

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■O:""'.*-

The

San Miguel

Courier

San Miguel, Cal.

The only 8-page country paper in California at $1.00 a year. . . .

The only paper in San Miguel and the best advertising medium between Salinas and Santa Bar- bara. . . .

A. H. Dodge, Editor

San Miguel

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California. 59

San Miguel, pop. 700

Central California: Mrs. Frank Burns.. .Friday. Ind 1885. .. .12x16 5G0 13.

Courier; A. H. Dodge Thur.. .Single Tax. 1889. . . .13x20. . . .750. . . .13.

Templeton, pop. 450

Advance: Advance Pub. Co Sat Ind. Rep . .1889. .. .18x24. ..352... 13

SAN MATEO.

Population, 10,087; agricultural, stock-raising and dairying. Fine stock-raising and San Francisco suburban homes are in the eastern and particularly the southeastern and south central por- tions of the county. Cherries, peaches, plums, currants, goose- berries, apples, strawberries and blackberries are prolific and of fine flavor and good size. Redwood City, the county seat and largest place in San Mateo county, lies about 28 miles south of San Francisco. Assessed valuation, $15,460,174.

Half Moon Bay, pop. 550

Advocate; Owen & Owen Sat Ind 1890. .. .18x24. .. .375. .. .13. .

Redwood City, pop. 1,546

Democrat; Democrat Pub. Co Thur. . .Dem 1884. . . .18x24. . . .480. . . .13. .

Times-Gazette; O'Keefe Bros Sat Rep 1859. . . .18x24. . . .950. . . .13 .

San Mateo, pop. 500

Leader; Richard H. Jury Sat Ind 1889. ...15x22 ...500 ...13..

South San Francisco, pop. 1000

News: Barnes & Morphy Friday. Rep 1892 .... 15x22 . . .500. ...13..

SANTA BARBARA.

Population, 15,754; fruits and agriculture. All kinds of fruits do well. The culture of the olive and the manufacture of olive oil is one of the most successful industries. Hundreds of acres have recently been planted with olive trees. The fig thrives throughout the warmer portions of the county, bearing two crops in a season ; bananas are perfected in all the sheltered coast val- leys, and all kinds of nuts are grown in Santa Barbara. It con- tains the largest English-walnut orchard in the world. Assessed valuation, $16,813,798. T^ompoc, pop. 1,490

Journal; Averill & Hodges Sat. ...Ind 1890. .. .18x24. .. .600. .. .13. .

Record; W. W. Broughton Sat Ind 1875. .. .20x26. ..644. .13..

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Sap Die^o l/idette

Labor Champion of the Golden West.

Is an Independent Reform newspaper, favoring the unlimited free coinage of silver.

The increase in the volume of our circulating medium by the issuance of National Currency in an amount equal to fifty dollars per capita.

Favoring the Government loaning money to-States, counties and irri- gation districts on their bonds, and to the people on their farms and cot- tages at one per cent, per annum, being the same interest now paid by the National Banks.

Advocating Government ownership of all railroads.

Demanding Government ownership, and absolute control of all tele- graph wires as a legitimate part of the postal system.

Urging the immediate establishment of Postal Savings Banks.

The abolishment of all National Banks, and in lieu thereof one National Bank under the direct control of the Government, and the management of the Secretary of the Treasury.

Insisting upon the immediate construction of the Nicaragua Canal by the Government of the United States, and its perpetual ownership and control.

Demanding a National Usury Law, and fixing the legal rate of interest at two per cent, per annum.

Uniform civil and criminal laws throughout the United States.

Conspicuous for its ability and brilliancy, and unfaltering resolution and determination; advancing boldly in the vanguard of public opinion, " unawed by influence and unbribed by gain," turning neither to the right nor to the left, but keeping straight on in defense of the industrial classes and loyal-hearted labor.

TERMS, within reach of all : - ONE DOLLAR PER ANNUM.

Three Months Trial, in Clubs of Ten, $2.50.

SAN DIEGO VIDETTE,

San Diego, California.

*

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, ithine- ander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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61

Santa Barbara, pop. 5,833

Herald; G. G. Childers Friday. Dem 1885.

Independent; William LaVies Daily . .Ind 1883

n Weekly Edition Sat Ind 1878.

Press; Press Pub. Co Daily.. Rep 1868.

ii Weekly Edition Thur. . .Rep 1868.

15x21.

..600..

.13..

18x26.

.1850..

.13..

18x26.

.2150..

..13..

18x24.

.1200..

..13..

20x26.

.1300..

.13..

Santa Maria, pop. 995

Graphic; John P. Krider •. Thur.

Times; Jenkins <& McGuire Sat...

Santa Ynez, pop. 300

Argus: W. E. Miscall Thur.

.1882... 20x26... 600... 13

.1888.... 18x24.... 250.

SANTA CLARA.

Population 48005 '^ fruits> agriculture and wines. The fruits of this valle\ are as well known and as highly esteemed in the markets of the East and of the world as are those of Sicily, Asia Minor and the Adriatic. Canneries employing thousands of la- borers run night and day in the season. The acreage in vines is nearly 15,000 acres. Assessed valuation, $54,236,192.

Gilroy, pop. 3,268

Advocate; F. W. Blake Sat Iud 1867.

American; A. Bert Bynon Daily. Iud 1.S94.

ii Weekly Edition Sat Ind. Rep. .1894.

Gazette; R. G. Eiufelt Thur. . .Ind 1881.

Los Gatos, pop. 1,652

Mail; W. S. Walker Thur. . .Rep 1883.

News; Trantham & Dodge Friday Ind 1881

Chronicle; P. H. Jordan ; Wed... Ind 1893.

Mayfield. pop. 1,100

Palo Alto; B. F. Hayne Thur... Ind 1830.

Morgan Hill, pop. 450

Sentinel ; A. Bert Bynon Thur. . . Rep 1893 .

Mountain View, pop. 1,490

Register; West Side Pub. Co Sat Ind 1887.

Palo Alto, pop. 1500

Palo Alto; Ass'd Students L. S. J. U. . . The Sequoia; Ass'd Students L. S. J. U

San Jose, pop. 22,500

Cal. Prohibitionist ; C A. Tupper Thur. . . Prohib.

Daily Record ; Record Pub. Co Daily . . Rep

Democrat; P. L. Barrington Sat Dem

Fanciers' Monthly; C. R. Harker Month. Rural 1885

Herald; Herald Pub. Co Daily ..Dem 1851

ii Weekly Edition Friday Dem, 1876

Journal; Wm. Lenz Sat Ind 1878

Mercury; C. M. Shortridge Daily. . Rep 1851

ii Weekly Edition .' Sat Rep :..1S51

. Daily. Ind 1892.

Wed... Ind 1891.

lS-SS. 1891. 1887.

.18x24. .15x19. .15x19. ..18x24.

.15x22.

20x24.

. .18x24.

.500... 13. .350.. .13. .400.... 13.

.18x24.... 300... .13.

10x15.

..500..

. . 13

6x8 .

..800..

..17

15x22.

.3120..

.13.

15x22.

.2500..

.13.

15x22.

.1500..

.13.

16x20.

.5000..

..18

18x24.

.5420..

..13.

18x24.

.3100..

.13.

18x24.

..900..

.13

15x22.

11415..

.13

20x22 .

.9640..

.13

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IT IS A LIVE PAPER! READ BY LIVE PEOPLE!

THE

SAN JOSE

EVENING NEWS

In Independent Newspaper

Member of the United Press.

Prints all the News, and Tells the Truth Ah out It !

EVERYBODY IN SANTA CLARA VALLEY READS IT!

THE BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM

In the Great Fruit Belt of San Bernardino County is

The Ontario Record

RATES ON APPLICATION. CLARKE BROTHERS, Publishers.

The PACIFIC COAST

& MilHnery REVIEW

The Only Journal Devoted to the Interests of the Dry Goods, Millinery, Clothing

and Furnishing Goods Trade west of the Rocky Mountains.

Advertising Rates on Application.

The Pacific Coast Dry Goods and Millinery Review Publishing Co.,

724^ Market Street, San Francisco, Cal.

Daily Hotel Gazette

IjOS JK.JSTC3rJEiJL»^i&? O-A-Ij.

The only daily paper in California devoted to the interests of Hotels and Hotel Men. Every hotel man in the State should subscribe for it. Every business man who desires to secure trade from hotel men should advertise in it. Only advertising medium distributed free on the trains of the Santa Fe system on the Pacific Coast.

Subscription Rates: One Year, $5.00 ; Six Months, $2.50 ; Three Months, $1.25 ; One Month, 50 cts. Advertising Rates made known on application.

HAMMER & SMITH, Proprietors.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

San Jose, (continued

News; C. W. Williams Daily.. Ind 1

Pacific Tree tt Vine: H. A. Brainard Mouth. Hort 1

Report; Anna Kalfus De Jaruette Wed... . Social-Lit. .1

Traveler and Naturalist: U. I.. Hertz Mouth. Ind 1

Santa Clara, pop. 2,391

Index; B. F. Hayne Sat Ind 1

Journal; N. H. Downing We.-Sa.Ind 1

Saratoga, pop. 500

Sentihel; P. J. Jordan Wed. ...Ind 1

Standard; D. D. Bowman Wed. ...Ind 1

.29x23. . 9x13. 11x14. . 6x10.

.3700. . .3048.. .1200.. .4000..

..13 • 12^ ..13

..13..

.18x24. .18x24.

..500.. ..500..

..13.

..13

.18x24. .13x20.

. 5C0 ..500 .

.13..

.13.

SANTA CRUZ.

Population, 19,270; agriculture, lumbering and fruits. An es- timate of last year's cut, given in round numbers, for the eleven saw-mills in the count}', shows an aggregate of 50,000,000 feet. Wine-making is rapidly coming to the front as permanent among the interests of Santa Cruz county. There are several factories in a thriving condition, while its transportation facilities may be judged of from the fact that there are fourteen railway stations and five steamer landings within the county limits. Santa Cruz is the county seat. Its fine surf-bathing facilities are known all over the United States. Assessed valuation, $11,784,459.

Santa Cruz, pop. 7,236

Evangel ; Edgar Leavitt Mouth . Religous. . . 1890

Evening Record; E. W. Braun Daily.. Ind 1892.

New Charter; M. W. Wilkins Wed.... Populist. ..1893.

Rescue; Grand Lodge I. O. G. T Month. Temp'ce ..1861.

Sentinel; McPherson & Waldron Daily. .Ind. Rep.. .1855.

n Semi-Weekly Edition Sat Ind. Rep ..1884.

Surf; Surf Pub. Co Daily.. Ind 1883

i' Weekly Edition Sat Ind. 1875.

Watsonville, pop. 2,379

Pajaronian; W. R. Radcliff. Thur...Rep 1868.

Rustler; Jos. Hetherington Friday. Ind 1888.

Transcript; C'has. E. Peckham Friday. Dem 1874.

.1000

.13.

...18x24

..500

...13.

...lsx2l

..700

...13.

...14x27.

.3840

...13.

...19x28.

.1272

...12

...19x28.

.900

...12.

. . .20x26.

.912

...13.

...18x24.

..800

.13.

...18x24.

.1500

...13.

...18x24.

..450

...13.

...14x23.

..750

...13.

SHASTA.

Population, 12,133; agriculture, lumbering and mining. There are twelve saw-mills in the county, with a daily capacity of one hundred thousand feet. The United States Fishery is located on the McCloud river, about twenty-two miles north of Redding, and the State Fishery is located on Hat creek, in the northeastern

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The Leading Journals of California, outside of San Francisco.

THE DAILY MERCURYUwj WEEKLY MERCURY

Sworn Daily Circulation exceeding 10,000 I CATj I Sworn Circulation, exceeding 9000, the

Issued Every Morning in the Year. J ' \ Santa Clara Valley's Great Weekly.

Chas. M. Shortridge, Editor and Publisher. Clifford J. Owen, Associate.

The Pacific Banker and Invest* or's Guide.

MONEY PUB. CO., SAN FRANCISCO

An invaluable monthly medium to reach the best class of advertisers on the Pacific Coast.

"MONEY!

w

1884 The Leading Journal of Southern Sonoma County. 1894

.^— — — -— 7?^ -

THE DAILY AND WEEKLY IMPRINT,

PETALUMA, CAL.

Send your address on postal card for Sample Copy of Weekly. Sent free. Advertising rates furnished on application. J. T. STUDDEKT & CO., Proprietors.

Fifth Year. Issued Saturdays.

THE WEEKLY LEADER,

LEMOORE, KINGS CO., CAL.

In the famous "Mussel Slough" or Lucerne Fruit and Kaisin Region. Commands a large trade, westward to the mountains. Regular advertising rates, §1.00 per inch per annum.

W. M. GIEE & SON, Publishers.

A Specialty Paper is the Boss for Advertising.

THE COSMOPOLITAN AND PACIFIC SCOTSMAN

Is the boss of Specialty Papers. As the organ of the Scottish Societies and People on the Pacific Slope it has a wide circulation in every section thereof, from Vancouver to the Mexican Line. For terms, etc., address FOULERTON'S PRESS AGENCY,

418 Stevenson Street, San Francisco.

Fine Job and Commercial Established in 1885. An Excellent Advertising

Printing. 6 s Medium.

MADERA MERCURY,

Issues, Daily and Weekly. Madera, Madera County, Cal.

E. E. VINCENT, Publisher and Proprietor.

C. O. FREEMAN, Publisher. Issued Every Saturday.

THE LOS BAN0S. ENTERPRISE,

EOS BANOS, MERCED CO., CAl.

If you de-ire to advertise in the fertile San Joaquin Valley, or wish to know about its resources and advantages, send for a copy of the Los Banos Enterprise. Kates are reasonable.

THE BRIGHTEST, THE BEST

KNOWN AND BEST LIKED

NEWSPAPER IN

SOUTH-CENTRAL CALIFORNIA SANTA BARBARA, CAL.

C. J. McDIVITT. Manager. CHAS. O. KNEPPER, Editor.

Daily and weekly editions. Republican in politics. Our advertising pages are well patronized : they bring good results to the advertising investor.

THE MORNING PRESS

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duaneand Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising maybe made.

California. i;5

part of the county. During the past year a large acreage has been planted to fruit trees and vines. Assessed valuation, $7,339,556.

Anderson, pop. 1,595

Anderson Valley News; A. L. Price Thur.. .Ind 1892 18x21 . .'600 13. ,

Burney Valley, pop. 732

Bulletin; Charless Tracie Wed. ... Ind. Loc. .1889 ... .15x22 .300 ... .13..

Millville, pop. 992

Tidings; Walter S. Criss Wed... .Ind 1893. . . .18x24 . .500. . . .1.3. .

Redding, pop. 1,821

Democrat; L. S. Barnes.. Wed....Dem 1880. ...20x26... .700 ...13..

Free Press; F. M. Swasey Sat Rep 1883. . . .13x21. . . .800. . . .13. .

Shasta, pop. 1,287

Courier; W. L. Carter Sat... Rep 1852 .. .18x24 ... .528 ...13..

SIERRA.

Population 5,051 chiefly mining. The chief industry of the county is now, as it always has been, mining, the annual gold product of Sierra county being in round figures about $1,000,000. The county seat is Downieville, which was located as early as 1849, and whose early history forms a very important part of the annals of California. Assessed valuation, $1,534,188.

Downieville, pop. 600

Mountain Messenger; Downer & Tibbey. Sat Ind 1851. . . .18x24 . .800. . . .12. .

Sierra Valley, pop. 700

Sierra Valley Leader; M. Pritchard Friday.lnd 18S2 .. .18x24 .312 .13 .

SISKIYOU.

Population 12,163; mining, stock-raising, lumbering, farming, and dairying. The finest of butter and cheese, in great quanti- ties, are shipped to San Francisco every winter. The mining interests are varied and very extensive, forming the richest min- ing district in Northern California. Yreka is the county seat. Assessed valuation $8,005,738.

Dunsmuir. pop. 500

News; <;. 1). Cummings Sat Ind 1890. .. .18x24. .. .200. .. .13. .

Fort Jones, pop. 450

Scott Valley News; L. D. (lark Sat Ind 1878. .. .11x15 ... .320 ...13..

Glacier, pop. 250

McCloud River Pioneer ;W. & L. Carter Sat Rep 1889 . 15x22 .150 13..

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Foresters' Advocate *

M. BOEHM & R. N. McLENMN, Editors.

The Official Organ of the Ancient Order of Foresters, Companions of the Forest, Uniform Rank, and Juveniles, on the Pa- cific Coast. An 8-page monthly, 11x16 in. Subscription rate, $1.00 a year, advertising rates reasonable. Has a large circulation in every State on the Pacific Coast, with a good circulation in Canada and British Columbia. Legitimate Advertisements so- licited. . . .

Seven Links

M. BOEHM, Editor.

Official organ of the Order of the Chosen Friends. A high-class semi-monthly eight- page journal, 11x16 in. Published on the 1st and 15th of the month. Has a large and increasing circulation throughout the Pa- cific Coast. Subscription, $1.00 per year. Advertising rates low and furnished on ap- plication. The Seven Links will be found a valuable publication to reach the best class of readers. Correspondence solicited.

Atlantic Publishing Co.

*

PUBLISHERS,

Wo. 6 Eddy Street, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- ander Building, Duane and Rose Street?, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

California.

Sisson, pop. 1,000.

Mascot; J. L. Keunou Thur. Ind ..

Yreka, pop. 1,710

Journal; Robert Nixou Wert.. . Rep. .

Union; A. Montgomery Thur. Hem

1856

Iso:;

67

18x2*

. wo.-.

..13

15x22.

.1150.

..13

18x24

..840..

.13

SOLANO.

Population 20,946; agricultural. Solano is essentially a farm- ing county. Her products of wheat, barley, hay, butter, cheese, live stock, poultry, fruit, wine and wool, are conclusive argu- ments to prove the productiveness of her soil. The United States Navy Yard, on Mare Island, near Vallejo, the principal city in the county, furnishes employment to from 500 to 1,200 men, and contributes largely to the general prosperity of the town. The assessed valuation is $19,617,193.

Benicia, pop. 2,850

New Era; Alfred Dalton .Tr

Sat. Ind. Rep

.1877

18x24..

.500

.13.

Dixon, pop. 1,079

Tribune: Tribune Pub. Co

Friday. Dem. . ..

... 1873

...20x26.

.1000..

.13

Rio Vista, pop. 700

Sacramento River News; D. G. Holt.

.. Friday. Ind

..1890 .

,.18x24

.400 .

..13

Suisun, pop. 1,200

Republican; Bowen & Dinkelspiel

. ..Friday. Rep

..1854.

..20x26.

..700..

.13

Vacaville, pop. 2,712

Reporter: R. B. Stitt

. . .Sat Dem. . .

..1883,.

..13x19.

.500..

..13

Vallejo, pop. 6,995

Chronicle; Penuycook & Harrier

. ..Daily. ..Rep

..1867 .

.15x22.

.3450..

..13

11 Weekly Edition

. . Friday. Rep

..1867

..18x24.

.2800..

..13

Times ; Geo. Roe

. Daily. .Dem

..1875 .

..12x18.

..500..

..12

11 Weekly Edition

. Sat Dem. . . .

..1ST.".

..16x23.

.600..

.12

SONOMA.

Population 32,721; wines, agriculture and dairying. The ar- ticle of greatest aggregate commercial value produced at present is grapes, from which wine and brandy are manufactured. So- noma stands to-day third in the list in the production of wine and table grapes. The lists of fruits that thrive and mature here may be said to include almost the entire list. Hops are extensively

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■SANTA ROSA, CAL.

NON-POLITICAL.— Published in the interest of the producers of Northern California, in the finest Fruit, Hop, Poultry and Live Stock Section in the world. Send for advertising rates.

E. D. SWEETSEK, Proprietor, Santa Rosa, Cal.

VAII CElin 4DO CA\ If you want the Leading Local Paper of Contra Costa County, TUU OENU 9Z.9UJ send $2.50 to the

STJJTinS CONTRA COSTA DEMOCRAT,

*%*+W%**%>) MARTINEZ, CAL.

And you will receive that paper Once a Week for One Year.

The Best Advertising Medium in the County. Official Paper of the Board nf Supervisors. For Terms, call on or address HART. A. DOWNER, Editor and Proprietor.

CENTRAL CALIFORNIA

(Established in 1835 as the Inland Messenger.)

BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUM OF THE SALINAS VALLEY.

The Pioneer Journal of San Luis Obispo. Devoted to the Upbuilding and Advancement of the Surrounding Country.

MRS. FRANK BURNS, Proprietor, San Miguel, Cal. Incorporated August 20, 1887. Capital Stock. $30,000.

"L'lTALIA"

First Italian daily paper on the Pacific Coast, consolidated from La P atria and Eco del Pacifico,

is published daily by the Italian Publishing Company.

Publication Rooms: 639 Washington Street, San Francisco, Cal.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES :— One Year, $6.00; Six Months, $3.50; Postal Union, One Year, $9.00.

City Subscribers served at 60 cents per month.

P. A. MORBIO, Editor. ADOLPH ALOISI, Manager.

THE KALEIDOSCOPE.

NEWS EAT ERV

SAM BERNARDINO, CA.L. j?"WSY "» Read in the Home Circle.

Largest Circulation of any paper issued at County-

Seat. Send for Sample Copy. ER.VY / Published Every Saturday.

THE ORANGE POST,

(ESTABLISHED 1885.)

Devoted to tlie Local Interests of this Community and the General In- terests of the Whole People. Price, $1.50 in Advance. Advertising Rates given on application.

ALICE L. ARMOR, Editor and Proprietor, Orange, Cal.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Bu.lding, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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grown, and last year the yield of the county was 1,000,000 lbs., valued at $280,000. The annual output of dairy products is about 3,000,0000 pounds. Assessed valuation, $30,038,886.

Cloverdale, pop. 1,554

Reveille; G. B. Baer Sat Iud 1877.... 20x26. 552 13.

Healdsburg, pop. 2,500

Enterprise; M. Menihan Sat Dem.

Souoma Co. Tribune; Meyer & Abraham. Thur.. .Rep.. .

Petaluma, pop. 3,686

Argus; McNabb & Gassidy Sat... .Rep..

Courier; John Michaelsen Daily. . Dem,

" Weekly Edition Wed... .Dem.

Imprint; J. T. Studdert & Co Daily.. Dem.

ii Weekly Edition Friday. Dem. .

Santa Rosa, pop. 5,300

Cyclone; Alva Porter Moore Tues.. .Ind

Democrat; R. A. Thompson Daily.. Dem

ii Weekly Edition Sat Dem

Republican; A. B. Lemmon Daily ..Rep

Sonoma Co. Farmer; E. D. Svveetser Friday. Non-Pol

" Weekly Edition Thur... Rep 1874

Transcript of Records: A. P. Moore, Br... Daily. .Com 1886

Sebastopol, pop. 500

Times; Edwiu S. Fyfe Wed.. Ind

1868..

..20x28..

.1040..

..13..

1888 -

. .20x26. .

.1020..

..13

.1855..

..21x28.

.1000 .

..13 .

.1891..

..15x22

..600 .

.13.

.1874..

..15x22..

.1250..

..13..

1884. .

..16x20.

..528..

..13

1891..

..20x26..

.1000..

..13..

.180:;..

.. 8x12.,

..7o0..

..13..

1857..

..18x24..

..600..

..13

.1857..

..18x24.

..1800..

..13..

1874..

..18x24.

.780 .

.13..

.1892..

..20x26.

..1000..

..13..

. 1874 . .

..18x24

..2u75..

..13..

.1886..

. . . .25. .

..13..

Sonoma, pop. 1,200

Index-tribune; H. H. Granice.. Sat.

STANISLAUS.

Population 10,040; agriculture and fruits. Grain farming is the principal industry, but nearly every known variety of fruits reach a state bordering on perfection in Stanislaus county. Pears, peaches, nectarines, apricots, plums, apples, figs, walnuts, al- monds, etc., are common products. Modesto is the county seat. Assessed valuation, $16,416,347. Modesto, pop. 2,500

Evening News; J. D. Spencer

11 Weekly Edition. .. Herald; Herald Pub. Co

Newman, pop. 610

Banner; 1'. H. Higgms

Tribune; D E. Eachus Sat

Oakdale, pop. 995

Graphic; S. C. Baker... Leader; W. C. Holliway

Daily.

. Dem. . .

. . 1.885

.15x22.

.7(10 .

..13.

Friday

. Dem. .

....1885..

..20x26.

.1700 .

..13.

.Thur..

Rep.. ..

.. ..1.X74

.21x26.

.1200..

..12

Dem

.18x24

..30).. 850..

13

at

.Pep

....1S89..

. . 1Sx24

..12

Wed...

Iud

. . ..1884

.13x20.

..500 .

..13

.Friday

.Dem. ..

1889

.13X23.

..:-:oo..

..13

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The Sonoma Democrat

(Established 1857— Weekly, Published Every Saturday) SANTA ROSA, - CALIFORNIA

AND

The Santa Rosa Daily Democrat

(Published Daily, Mondays Excepted)

Clean, bright journals. Specialties — Home and general news, select literature, market reports and breezy editorial comment. R. A. THOMPSON, Manager.

ESTABLISHED IN 1859. ISSUED DAILY.

LA VOCE DEL P0P0L0,

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA. ORGAN OF THE ITALIAN POPULATION OF THE PACIFIC COAST.

It is the prominent Italian newspaper published on the Pacific Coast, and has a large circulation throughout the United States, Mexico, Central and South America, Italy, Austria. Switzerland and France. It i< the best medium for advertisers to bring their business before the Italian, Swiss and Dalmatian population. Advertisements inserted at liberal rates, which will be furnished on ap- plication to publishers. Subscriptions, $6.00 per annum.

C. B. CEVACO & Co., Editors and Proprietors.

INYO INDEPENDENT.

The only Democratic paper published in Inyo, Mono and Alpine counties. Covers a pros-, perous mining territory unequalled in extent and value on the Coast. Good service guar- anteed.

j.Hjuiho^^ Independence, Cal.

Advertise among the Best Class of Citizens.

Tlir* lirtll inr (Established 1?65) is the oldest journal of American Odd Fellow- Int lltWAut ship i» the «oild. There are 31,000 Odd Fellows in California.

PACIFIC STATES WATCHMAN, S3H-HESE

In addition to i's large subscription list, The New Agb: goes to every I. O. O. F. lodge in Cali fornia. The Watchman not only goes to every lodge, but is taken by every individual member making a bona fide subscription list of 20,000. ' Sample copies sent free. Advertising terms on ap, plication. Subscription price of each, $1.00 a year.

W. H. BARNES, Editor and Manager.

St. Ann's Building, San Franc-sco, Cal.

These papers kept on rile at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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SUTTER.

Population 5,469; pursuits, agricultural. Sutter is altogether an agricultural county, and, in many respects, it is a pioneer county in agriculture. It is remarkable for the size of its ranches and rich and comfortable homes of its farmers. Wheat fields of 2,000, 3,000 and 4,000 acres are very common, and some run up as high as 5,000 and 6,000 acres. Assessed valuation, $9,334,352. Yuba City, pop. 1,071

Sutter Co. Farmer; Sutter Pub. Co

Sutter Independent; Kirtley & Grover.

Friday. Rep.. . .

...1881..

..15x22.

. 900 .

.13..

Fridav. Dem. . .

....1887..

.14x21.

. 758 .

.13..

TEHAMA.

Population 9,916; agriculture, wool and lumber. Tehama county produces 9,000,000 bushels of grain, and clips about 2,500,000 pounds of wool annually. The timber belt is large and almost inexhaustible. The Sierra Flume and L,umber Co. employs about 100 men in its mills at Red Bluff, and about an equal number in the mountains, where it has extensive sawmills with an annual product of 12,000,000 feet. Fruit-culture is now engaging the attention of farmers. All kinds of citrus fruits are grown and do well in the valley, while all the common fruits thrive in the highe rlatitudes. Assessed valuation, $11,487,866.

Corning, pop. 1,200

Observer; T. H. Dawson Sat Neutral .1887 18x24 450 13..

Red Bluff, pop. 3,490

News: J. F. Linthicum Daily ..Dern 1885. .. .15x22. .. .541 .. .13. .

» Weekly Edition Sat. Dem 1885. .. .15x22. . .1163. .. .13. .

People's Cause; Pendleton Bros Daily. ..Rep 1860. ...14x21 550 12..

n Weekly Edition Sat Rep 1860. . . .14x21. . . .909. . . .12. .

Sentinel; Sentinel Pub. Co Daily. .Rep 1S70 . . .16x23. '.. .522.... 13..

Weekly Edition Sat Rep 1867. . .23x32 . . 892. . . .13. .

TRINITY.

Population 3,719; chiefly mining. As the gold miners were the cause of the first settlement of the county, so mining has con-

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RED BliUFF flEWS-

DAILY AND WEEKLY.

The News has by far the Largest Circulation of any paper published in the County, and as an Advertising Medium it has no equal.

THE ONLY DEMOCRATIC PAPER IN TEHAMA COUNTY.

TERMS :— DAILY NEWS, 10 cents per week, or $5.00 per year; WEEKLY NEWS, $2.00 per year. Advertising Rates moderate and rtasonable.

J. F. LINTHICUM, Publisher,

RED BLUFF, TEHAMA CO., CALIFORNIA.

Bo You Want the Trade? If So, Advertise in the

RASO ROBLES LEADER

Issued Every Wednesday Evening.

PASO ROBLES is a health resort, containing 1506 inhabitants, is on the line of the Coast Division of the S. P. Railroad, and surrounded by a thickly settled farming community.

The Leader is a five-column, eight-page paper, devoted to local, agricultural and horticultural matters; independent, and has a wide circulation in this section and county, and just the paper in which to reach the people. Try it. Samples copies free. Rates on application.

H. G. WRIGHT, Publisher, Paso Robles, Cal.

THE GRAPHIC,

Published Every Thursday at Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County, Cal.

By JOHN F. KRIDER.

The Graphic is the leading newspaper of northern Santa Barbara County. It covers a rich agricultural, dairy, and fruit-growing region, extending from the Santa Ynez Range on the south to the City of San Luis Obispo on the north. It is a live, spicy sheet, and being a paper that is read, it offers the best advantages to the advertiser. Independent in all things.

SUBSCRIPTION, TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.

Advertising Rates upon Application. Sample Copies Free.

7^ Qaliforr^ia Qultivator

AND POULTRY KEEPER.

Is the leading publication in its line in Southern Ca ifornia, and has a large circulation throughout

the West.

36 PAGES, HANDSOMELY PRINTED AND ILLUSTRATED.

Published Monthly by GOODWIN & THOMAS, Los Angeles, Cal.

Subscription Price, $1.00 a Year, in advance. »

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be madd.

California.

tinned to be the chief industry of the population from that time until the present. Some little fruit is raised, but not sufficient to warrant the classing of that industry as among the resources of the county. Assessed valuation, $1,419,364. Weaverville, pop. 7<>7

Journal; S. L. Blake Sat Inrt 1856. .. .16x23. .. .590 ...13..

TULARE.

Population 24,574; fruits, agriculture, lumber and dairying. It is noted for the production of the citrus fruits, and apples, pears, plums, cherries, and quinces especially are luxuriant in quantity and superior in quality, while all the other deciduous fruits — the peach, nectarine, and all the berries — thrive well. Tulare county has the largest share of the valuable timber belt of any county in tbe State. In the production of wheat, Tulare leads all the other counties in the State; barley comes next, and in the production of fine stock, she excels. Assessed valuation, $24,467,407. Porterville, pop. 1,100

Enterprise: Lumley Bros Friday. Dem 1888. . ..20x26... HOD.. . .13..

Travel-, pop. 630

Advocate; Hurst A; Leisz Tliur. . .Inrl 1887. ...18x24 ...525 ...13..

Tulare, pop. 2,871

Register; Pillsbury & Ellsworth Daily. .Ind. Rep. . .1887. . . .15x22. . . .400. . . .13. .

" Weekly Edition Friday. Inrt. Rep. . .1882 . . . 18x24 ... 1000 . ...13..

Tulare Valley Citizen; GilstrapA .May. ..Thur... Populist. . .18s;i. . . .18x24. . .1400 ...13..

Visalia, pop. 2,885

Delta; G. W. Stewart & Co Daily. Rep 1892 13x19. ...TOO ...13..

" Weekly Edition Thur.. .Rep 1859 . .22x28. . .1608. .. .13..

Tulare County Times; B. II. Maddox Daily.. Dem 1865 ..17x26.... 350.... 13..

" Weekly Edition. . .Thur. ..Dem 1865 . . . 17x28. . .1700. . . .13. .

TUOLUMNE.

Population 6,082; stock-raising, mining and fruits. Mining may be said to be the predominating interest, though many other enterprises are gradually springing up. Fruit-raising, to which the soil is admirably adapted, is one of the growing interests of the county. The almond and walnut are quite extensively culti-

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TUOLUMNE INDEPENDENT,

An Eight-Page Paper, published Every Saturday Morning at

Sonora, Tuolumne Co., Cal.

The largest and Best Newspaper in the County,

Devoted to the best interests of Tuolumne, her Mechanics, Tradesmen, Miners, Ranchers, Stock- men, and citizens generally— men, women and children.

RATES OF ADVERTISING AT MODERATE PRICES AND FURNISHED ON APPLICATION.

3 published every Saturday in the interests of South San Francisco, Potrero, Butehertown, and Golden City, San Francisco County, Cal. Offices— Corner Fourteenth and Railroad Ave., South San Francisco; 609 Napa Street, Potrero. E. B. Grikfeth & Sons, Publishers. San Francisco office, 1035 Howard Street. Subscription, $1.50 per year. South San Francisco, Butehertown and Golden City (pop. 7,000), are suburbs of San Francisco, and situated on the bay, about five miles south of San Francisco proper. Is isolated from San Francisco by a small bay which divides the two, and has the stores, shops, etc., of an in- dependent city, including scores of tanneries and chemical works. Is receiving, packing- and ship- ping point for all the live stock consumed in San Francisco. Potrero (pop. 5,000) is 3i miles from San Francisco, on the bay line, south of Mission Creek. The Union Iron Works and other great manufactories, shipyards, etc., are located here. Fine points for advertising. Rates reasonable.

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO MAIL'

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY.

$2 A YEAR.

MONTEREY, CALIFORNIA.

The ZJN^OZFTTIEIEfclEr^ CYPEESS.

ERNEST MICHAELIS, Ed. and Prop.

The CYPRESS is a wide-awake, ably-edited paper, with an extensive circulation in Monterey and the surrounding country. It has a reliable and permanent list of subscribers among the bes people of this section. The advertising columns of the CYPRESS are always well patronized by the local businessmen, and this, coupled with the fact of its having a large and rapidly growing circulation, should be well considered by advertisers who desire good returns from their invest- ments. Rates will be made known on application. The CYPRESS is also the city official paper of Monterey.

SAN DIEGO CO. ADVERTISER EL GAJON VALLEY NEWS

POWAY PROGRESS ENCINITAS TRANSCRIPT

Four Local Papers under One

Management.

E. N. SULLIVAN, Prop'r.

Possessing advantages for the advertiser who de- sires to cover the fertile semi-tropic valleys of San Diego county, that can be found in no other papers.

Write for our Special Terms.

Spicy, Witty and Locally Very Interesting. Such is the

PLEASANTON NEWS.

The News is the Able Champion of the great Fruit and Stock-Farm Interests of Pleasanton and Vicinity. Also Publisher of the

"ITosenaite TouLrist,

in Yosemite Valley from April to October of each Season.

J. A. FOLEY, Proprietor.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- alnder Building, Duane and Rose Streets. New York, where contracts for advertising- may be made.

California.

vated, and with encouraging results. The assessed valuation of property in this county is $3,047,895. Sonora is the county seat.

Sonora, pop. 1 ,441

Democratic Banner: A.J. Jones Friday. Don 1885. . 6-18x24 ...750... 13..

Tuolumne Independent: M. C. Ducho\v..Sat Ind 1872. .18x24 550. ...13 .

Union-Democrat; J. A. Van Harliugen... .Sat Dem ISM. . . . lsxii-l .650. . . .13. .

VENTURA.

Population 10,071; agriculture aud fruits. The county pro- duces with equal facility oranges, grapes, olives and figs of South- ern Europe, the nuts and fruits of France and England, the hardy apples, pears and small fruits of America, and the semi-tropic fruits of the South. Here are grown with great profit and in great perfection English walnuts, almonds, wine and table grapes, oranges, lemons, limes, olives, figs, apricots, prunes, peaches, pears, apples, etc. The bee industry is carried on very exten- sively; there are about 18,000 hives in this county. Ventura has a superficial area of 8,000 square miles, or sajT 5,120,000 acres. Ventura is the county seat. The assessed valuation is $7,861,975.

Hueneme, pop. 400

Herald; E. O. Gerberdiug Tlmr. ..Rep 1888... .12x19... .460... 15 .

Nordhoff, pop. 050

TheOjai; Leverett H. Mesiek Wed. . .Literary .. .1891 ... .11x15 ..450 ...13.

Santa Paula, pop 1 ,400

Chronicle; R. A. Daeue Friday. Ind 1887...

News : F. P. McDivitt Thur. . . Rep 1893. . .

Ventura, pop. 2863

Alliance Wed.. . lud 1891. . .

Democrat; J. McGonigle Friday. Dem 1883. . .

Free Pre?8; B. A. Sykes Friday. Rep 1S73. .

Venturian: Alf. D. Bowen Friday. Hort.-Agr.. 1893...

Videttc; F. E. Smith Tues...Rep 1888

18x24.

.700..

.13

18x24

500..

..13.

.18x24.

..13

20x26.

..800..

..13

.15x22.

.1300..

..13

12x15.

. 500..

..13

10x16.

.400 .

..12

YOLO.

Population 12,684; agriculture and fruits. Yolo county lies almost in the heart of the Sacramento valley. It contains about 1,500 farms, varying in size fram 5 acres up to 4.000. The broad acres of Yolo devoted to grain are estimated at 160,000. Potatoes

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and onions, carrots, parsnips, beets, turnips, sweet potatoes, let- tuce, green corn, peas, string beans, peanuts, cabbage, cucum- bers and melons are grown extensively. Several thousand acres are devoted in the county to the culture of raisins, wine and table grapes. Yolo containg upward of 2,000,000 vines, nearly 150,- 000 fruit trees, produces annually from 60,000 to 75,000 tons of wheat, has 11,000 acres of alfalfa laud, and an annual raisin crop of 120,000 boxes.

Guinda, pop. 500

Indepeudeiit; J. W. Hudson • Sat Ind 1893... .15x22. . . .400. . . .13. .

Winters, pop. 750

Express; E. C. Rust Sat Item 1884... .12x18. .. .504 ...13..

Woodland, pop. 4,523

Democrat; E. E. Leake Daily... Ind. Dem..l877. . ..18x24. . . .550. . . .13. .

m Weekly Edition Thur...Tnd. Dem.. 1859. .. .15x22. .. .900. .. .13. .

Mail; \V. R.Ellis Daily ..Rep 1881... 18x24. ...750.. -.13..

H Weekly Edition Sat Rep 1861. .. .15x22. .. .900. .. .13. .

YUBA.

Population 9,636; agriculture, fruit, and lumber. Grain-hay is grown in vast quantities. Vegetables, especially potatoes, form the principal crop along the rivers. Millions of feet of lumber, for home and foreign use, are manufactured. In this county are some of the oldest olive trees in the northern half of the State, which have been prolific and continuous bearers for over twenty years. Fig trees produce largely of fine fruit. Marysville is the county seat. Assessed valuatiop, $7,032,225.

Marysville, pop. 4,450

Appeal; Appeal Tub. Co Daily.. Ind. Rep... 1859 ...18x24... 3000.... 13 .

Weekly Edition Friday. Ind. Rep.. .1859... .18x24... 2600 13

Democrat; Dem. Pub. Co Daily.. Non. P. ..1886.... 18x24.... 734.... 13 .

" Weekly Edition Friday. Non. P. . .1879. .15x22. . .982. . . .13.

Wheatland, pop. 700

Four Corners; J. H. Durst Sat. ...Ind 1888 .20x26 600.. ..13..

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THE

OREGONIAIS

DAILY, SUNDAY AND WEEKLY. PUBLISHED BY THE OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPAN

THE DAILY OREGONIAN.

Completely covers the States of Oregon, Washington and Idaho, reaching far into Montana. It

The Only Member of the Associated Press in Oregon in the Morning Field.

Its rapidly increasing Circulation (now over 21,000) has made it necessary to replace its pres<

Hoe Web-Printing machine (12,000 per hour) with a faster machine, purchased of R.

Hoe & Co., for a Double Supplement Press (capacity 24,000 per hour)

printing 8, 12, 16, 20 and 24 pages, whi ;h is the Best Press

ever turned out bv their works.

THE WEEKLY OREGONIAN

(Established in 1850)

Has become a household word in the Pacifio Northwest, and is more widely circulated than all other papers combined.

Rates of Advertising Liberal. Cards will be Sent on Applioatio

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

DAILY One Month, $1.00; One Year, S10

SUNDAY §2.00 per Yi

WEEKLY -$2.00 per Yi

Address: OREGONIAN PUBLISHING COMPANY, Portland, Orego

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhi lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be mai

:•'

OREGON.

Population 313,767. Oregon is a vast territory, extending 360 miles east and west, and 260 miles north and south, an area of 95,274 square miles, composing 60,965,360 acres. The State shows unusual prosperity for the past year, and the outlook for continued increase in population and wealth is excellent. We give brief data of each county in alphabetical order, with list of papers in each.

BAKER.

Population, 6,764; mining and agriculture. The leading and characteristic business of this county is gold mining. Baker county was settled originally by miners, and the mining industry and mining spirit have always dominated the county. The sev- eral grains are produced in abundance by soil everywhere po- tential Vegetables in general variety and excellence are every- where produced. Stock-raising is, or has been, a more import- ant business in Baker county than agriculture, but with the growth of population the position of these industries is being re- versed.

Baker City, pop. 2,74.'->

Blink- F. S. Lack Tour.. .Rep..

Democrat; Bowen & Small Daily.. Dem.

11 Weeklv Edition ..Mon... Dem.

Huntington, pup. 500

Herald; F. A. Bowen Tucs.Iiid. 1891.... 15x22... 812 13

1888

..13x20..

..900..

..13..

1872

18x24

1200

.13..

1872

20x26

..600..

..18..

BENTON.

Population 8,650. Benton count}- extends east and west up- wards of 50 miles from the Willamette river to the ocean. It covers an area of about 1,300 square miles. The most important advantage enjoyed by Benton is the seapartof Yaquina bay. The

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What 's the matter with

VERNON I A f

She ' s All Right, and so is the

NEHALEM JOURNAL.

You may " keep your Eye on Pasco''' but be sure you place your Money on Property in

VERNONIA, COLUMBIA COUNTY, OREGON,

and take the

Nehalem Journal.

GUS. H. BYNON, Editor. A. EMMONS, Bus. Mgr.

Si. jo a year, in advance. Advertising rates on application.

The Farmer's Journal

PORTLAND, OREGON. AN AGGRESSIVE, WIDEAWAKE WEEKLY

Devoted to ttie Best Interests of the Farming Community of Oregon and Washington.

It has a larger paid-in-rdvance subscription list than all other farm journals in these two States combined, and has subscribers at nearly every postoffice in the two States.

The farmers take and read this paper because they want it, because it reflects their wishes and sentiments, and defends their rights; and it is carried from house to house, and quarreled over at every country post- office and blacksmith shop in the country.

The Farmer's Journal is the pioneer organ of the People's Party on the Pacific Coast, and the great organ of this party in the Northwest.

Subscription price, $1.50 per year, in advance. Rates of advertising furnished on application. Address

THE FARMER'S JOURNAL,

171% Second Street, Portland, Oregon.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising; ureau, Rhine- ander Building', Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made. 1

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acreage of improved lands is 323,997. Besides the public schools there are two colleges in Benton count}' — the State Agricultural College at Corvallis, and a private college at Philomath.

Corvallis, pop. 3,275

Gazette; Frank Conover Friday.Rep 1864 . . .18x24. . . .800 . . .13. .

Western Pedagogue; C. E. Blanchard.. Month. Edu 1889 .. 6x9 ...2000

Times; B. F. Irvine Wed....Dem 1887 ...13x20 .768 ...13..

Newport, pop. 630

Times; W. L. Davis Friday Ind. Rep.. .1889 . 18x28. ...600.... IS..

CLACKAMAS.

Population 15,233. Besides its agricultural interests, this county has splendid resources in timber, iron and water-power. Clackamas county offers many inducements to new-commers: cheap lands and proximity to the general market at Portland. Oregon City is an important seat of manufacture, there being a large woolen mill and paper mill, as well as several other manu- factories which employ many hands.

Oregon City, pop. 3,200

Courier; I. he Mahieu Friday. Ind. Dem.. 1883. ...20x26. .. .600. .. .13..

Enterprise; Chas. Meserne Friday.Rep 1866. . . .15x24. .1450 . .13. .

Oswego, pop. 500

Iron Worker; H. L. Gill Sat Ind 1891 .. 13x20 . .600 ...13..

CLATSOP.

Populatian 10,016. The most notable resource of Clatsop county is her timber. Her whole area of about 1,000 square miles is densely covered with trees, which cannot be excelled in any other district. Besides supplying her own mills (three or four in number) Clatsop county furnishes nearly all the logs con- sumed in the several mills in Portland. The "Oregon lumber, " now coming into celebrity in the East, is almost all sawed from timber grown in Clatsop county. There is a very considerable population engaged in the industries of dairying and stock-rais- ing, but the chief industry of Clatsop county is salmon-fishing. There are no less than twenty-four salmon-packing establish- ments in her limits, affording employment to upwards of 5,000 men, and indirectly to as many more.

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The Best, Brightest and Breeziest Evening News- paper on the Pacific Coast.

. EVENING * TELEGRAM

Full Telegraphic Reports, including Associated Press and United Press Service. Fair Edi torial Discussion of all current issues. A thorough gleaning of the local field by an able and experienced staff of reporters. Special corps of correspondents and contributors. No pains or expense spared in gathering the news; and when gathered presented to the Telegram read- ers in a crisp and spicy way.

UNSURPASSED AS A FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER

Its Advantages as an Advertising Medium will Readily Present Themselves to a Business Community.

ALL COMMUNICATIONS ADDRESSED TO

Geo. H. Moffet, Mgr., Evening Telegram,

PORTLAND, OREGON.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

Obegon.

Astoria, pop. s,871

astorian; Samuel Elmore Daily. Rep,

ii Weekly Edition Thur. Bep.

Budget; O. W. Dunbar Daily h.nt

ii Weekly Edition Friday. Dem.

Herald; C. J. Curtis Bat , Bep ,.

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COLUMBIA.

Population 5, 191 . There is scarcely a quarter section of land in the count)' free from timber, and for the most part the forests are very heavy. While the soil is highly productive, there is as yet little regular farming. Stock-raising and logging are the main productive resources. Columbia county has unequaled facilities for transportation ; steamboats connect all its river points with Portland at low rates for freight. The Northern Pacific affords rail transportation to the southern half of its river district. Clatskanie, pop. 212

Chief; K. C. Blackford Friday 1891 .. .18x21 .. .350.... 13. .

St. Helens, pop. 350

Oregon Mist; The -Mist Pub. Co Friday.Ind. Rep... 1883 .18x24. .. .662. ...18..

Yernonia, pop. 300

Nehalerft Journal; Yernonia rub. Co Friday Ind 1889. . . .16x22. . . .300. ...13..

coos.

Population 8,874; chief production is coal. Seven or eight mines have been worked for years, with no signs of exhaustion. The whole industry of the county centers about the coal and timber business. Farming is carried on along the river bottoms, but it is distinctly secondary as an industry.

Bandon, pop. 350

Recorder; D. E. Stitt Friday.Ind 1883. . . .15x22 . . .490. . . .13. .

Coquille, pop. 1,000

Herald; M'Ewen & Dean Tues. . Ind 1882. . . .18x24. . . .800. . . .13. .

Marshfield, pop. 1,200

Coast Mail; (oast Mail Co Thur. . Rep 1879. -. .18x24. .. .700 13

Coos Bay News: G. A. Bennett Wed.. Dem ls;_\ . .18x24. .. .600. .. .18. .

Sun Thur. ..Hern 1890.... 18x24.... 600.... IS..

Myrtle Point, pop. 450

West Oregonian; •>. F. Phillips Sat Ind 1889.... 18x24.... 400.... 13**

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NEWBERG, ORB.

The Leading Paper of this Fertile Valley of Oregon. A County of Pros- perous Homes. A Favorite Journal with Advertisers.

©@^~

THE

Pacific Drug Review,

PUBLISHED MONTHLY,

j —AT —

^ Portland, Oregon.

THE

ONLY

ADVERTISING

MEDIUM ON THE PACIFIC COAST REACHING THE ENTIRE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUG TRADE.

Send for Sample Copy and Rates,

TO H. D. DIETRICH, publisher.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- ander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising maybe ma

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CROOK.

Population 3,244. Crook county covers an area of about 8,000 square miles. The enormous county is an absolute isolation. General farming has been prosecuted only for local supply, and the county has been given up mainly to the grazing of sheep, cattle and horses. There is, however, much available agricul- tural land in Crook county.

Prineville, pop. 540

News; I>. W. Aldridge Sat Ind 1881.. . .16x23 . . .500. ...18..

Ochoco Review; Douthlt & Elliott Sat Dem 1885. . . .18x24. . . .550. . . .13. .

CURRY.

Population 1,709. Curry county forms the southwest corner of Oregon. The number of acres of improved land is 93,350. The products are too small for enumeration. It is, in fact, but little populated, in 1886 casting about 400 votes. Chetco, pop. 500

Herald; H. F. Hughes Friday. Rep 1892.. . .18x24. .. .S0O ... 13..

Gold Beach, pop. 300

Gazette: E. M. M. Bogardus Friday. Ind. -Dem. .1S82 ... .12x15. . . .540. .. .13. .

DOUGLAS.

Population 11,864; agriculture and lumber. Douglas county reaches from the ocean to the mountains — an empire in extent of territory and variety of resources. Improved land, 497,317 acres. At Drain, Wilber and Roseburg there are academies of high grade, the Drain school being chartered by the State as a Normal school.

Roseburg, pop. 2,500

riaiudealer; Plaindealer Pub. Co Thur. . Rep 186*.». . . .20x26. .1300 .13.

Review; Review Pub. Co Mo.-Th.Dem 1874 ...18x21 ...2300. . . .13. .

Riddle, pop. 250

Enterprise: Thorp A Couuer Sat Iud 1893.. . .18x24. . . .500. . . .13. .

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LONG CREEK EAGLE.

LONG CREEK, OREGON.

This paper is published in the heart of one of the Best Mining, Stock and Agricultural sections of Eastern Oregon. Its circulation is extensive throughout Grant and adjoining count- ies. No Better Medium for Advertisers. PATTERSON PUB. CO., Pub. and Props.

THE ONLY SEMI-WEEKLY. HEPPNER, OREGON.

HEPPNER GAZETTE.

Is also published by the same company. Advertising rates made known on application.

Amity Popgun,

AMITY, OREGON.

T The only newspaper published in a new and rapidly growing section of the country. Send for sample copy and advertising rates.

LONG & LeMASTERS,

Editors and Publishers.

Mr. Advertiser:

Do vou want to get acq a. in Grant County, Oreg(

The Living Issue,

Do vou want to get acquainted with the best people, and the most of them, in Grant County, Oregon? If so, advertise in

Published at John Day, Oregon, every Thursday. It is the organ of the Farmers' Alliance, in a farmers' State. A readable newspaper for home and family. "Would yon like to see a sample.

ESTABLISHED 1858. _---" V^_ THE OLDEST AND BEST.

CONTRA COSTA GAZETTE.

The Leading Newspaper of the County. Has by Far the Largest Circulation, and is Therefore the Best Advertising Medium.

BROWN & BUNKER, —>$ $— - * Martinez, California.

Proprietors g — ■ *

The Job Department is the Most Complete in the County. Our Presses are run by Steam, and We can Print Faster and Cheaper Than Any Other House.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

<>RK<;<>\. H7

GILLIAM.

Population 3,600; stock-raising and agriculture. Gilliam's northern end fronts on the Columbia river for a distance of about thirty-one miles. The chief town of Gilliam county is Arlington, which is a new town, with wonderful energy manifested in its rapid and continuous growth in the past three years. It is the depot of a large wool business, and no place in Oregon is more prosperous at this time.

Arlington, pop. 600

Record; James M. Johns...- Friday. Ind 1892., 16x22.. 500... .13..

Condon, pop. 300

Globe; Sloan P. Bhutt Friday. Ind 1890 ...15x22.... 750.... 13..

Fossil, pop. 100

Journal: Jas. S. Stewart ...; Friday.Ind 1887 18x24.. 500.... 13..

GRANT.

Population 5,080. Stock-raising and mining are the chief in- dustries of Grant county, and will be for man}7 5'ears to come. The gold district in the northern part is practically inexhaustible, and the stock range is and will always be vast. Of improved laud there is 81,988 acres.

Can vun City, pop. 410

Grant County News; D. I. A.sbury Thur. Ind 1879 18x24.... 984.... 13..

John Day, pop. 350

The Living Issue; Alliance Pub. Co Thur.. Alliance . 1898 . 18x24... 600 ...13..

Long Creek, pop. 350

Eagle; Patterson Pub. Co Friday.Ind 1886. .. .18x24. ...750 .13..

HARNEY

Harney is a new county, organized from a portion of Malheur county, and lies in an excellent stock-raising country. No accu- rate statistics have as yet been compiled. Burns is the county seat.

Burns, pop. (141

Bast Oregon Herald; W. C. ByrdA Son.. .Wed.... Dem. 1887 13x18 580 ..13..

Harney Valley Item; Items Pub. Co Wed. ..Rep 1886 15x22 700 13..

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G-IVE ITS .A. TRIAL.

By James M. Johns,

Arlington, Oregon.

Arlington Record.

A wide-awake weekly which circulates among ready and able purchasers.

The Oregon Trader,

|^ * T T" OREGON.

A large bona fide circulation An exceptionally good advertising medium. Send for Sample Copy and Terms. W. E. McPHEKSON, Publisher.

Ashland Advertiser, '

Leading news and home paper of Southern Oregon. Use the Advertiser for results.

Circulation Large. Advertising Rates Reasonable. Send for Sample Copy.

MILTON EAGLE.

PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT MILTON, OR., BY F. G. HULL.

WEST OREGONIAN

W. CROWSON,

Editor and Proprietor

o. f. Phillips, Prop. Myrtle Point, Oregon.

A local paper for Myrtle Point and vicinity and Coos county. Published Saturdays. Home print Subscription. 12.00. Seven-column folio. Has a good circulation in a farming and lumbering region.

LINCOLN HYAQUINA BAY NEWS.

NEWPORT, OREGON. Jno. E. Mathews, Ed. and Prop. >fc Published Every Thursday.

The Yaquina Bay county, the natural seaport of Southern Oregon, is making more progress than any part of che State at the present time. Get in with the boom. Advertising rates on application.

Circulation 1,300.

(The Testimony.)

Published in Portland, Oregon, every Wednesday by the Western Norwegian and Danish Annual Conference of the M. E. Church. As a religious family paper it is circulated among the best classes of the Scandinavian popu- lation in Oregon and Washington. It is the only Scandinavian paper in Oregon.

Advertising rates furnished on application. Address Vidnesbyrdet, 122 Front St., Portland.

F. H. BARNHART, PUBLISHER.

" vidnesbyrdet;'

Yamhill County Reporter.

Yamhill is the Wealthiest County in Oregon, Agriculturally Considered. Products are Wheat, Oats, Fruit, Hops, Live Stock, Wool and Lumber. McMinnville is the Commercial Centre. GUARANTEED LARGEST CIRCULATION IN CITY AND COUNTY.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- tander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

I ►begon.

JACKSON.

Population 11,455. Jackson is the most populous and wealthy of the southern counties. The country is especially adapted to fruit. Since the extension of the Oregon and California road in 1884, progress has been wonderful. The range of production includes wool, wheat, oats, barley, rye, corn, hay, dairy products, tobacco, hops, fruits, lumber and gold. Mining is an important industry. At Ashland there is a college chartered by the State as a Normal school. Ashland also has a fine water-power, which is practically applied in a woolen mill, flour mill, and sash factory .

Ashlaiul, pop. '2,Ml

Advertiser; W. Y. (rowsou Mouth. lud. .

Tidings; \V. H. Leeds Friday. Rep. .

Valley Record; E. J. Kaiser Thur.. .Dem.

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Jacksonville, pop. 900

Democratic Times; Charles Nickell Friday. Dem.

Medford, pop. 1,400

Mail; Blitonct York Friday. Ind...

JOSEPHINE.

Population 4,878. This is largely a new county, and is rich in limestone, timber, gold and silver. It has shared to a consid- erable extent the prosperity brought to Southern Oregon within the past three years, and has made rapid increase. Improved land, 76,819 acres.

Grant's Pass, pop. 500

Courier; J. Xunan Thur... Iud 1875. .. .20x20. . .1056. .. .13

Oregon observer: F. \V. Chausse & Co. ..Sat Hep 1892.... 18x24.... 600.... 13..

KLAMATH.

Population 2,444; stock-raising and agriculture. This is one of the big. counties of the State, covering in the neighborhood of 5,400 square miles of territory. The general elevation of

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The Argonaut.

Is the only High-Class Political and Literary Weekly on the Pacific Coast.

The Argonaut.

Has a Larger Circulation than any papei* on the Pacific Coast, except three San Francisco Bailies.

The Argonaut.

Has a Larger Circulation than its Publishers claim, for every week there pass through the San Francisco P.O. thousands of single-stamped copies, forwarded by sub- scribers to their friends.

213 Grant Avenue. San Francisco Cat

LEWIS & DRYDEN'S

OFFICIAL

RAILWAYGUIDE

A COMPLETE INDEX

TO THE

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST

REVISED AND PUBLISHED MONTHLY BY THE

Lewis & Dryden Printing Company,

PORTLAND, OREGON.

By Mail, $2.00 per annum. Single Copies, 20 cts.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhin< lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made

OBBGON. !»1

uamath county is between 2,000 and 3,000 feet. The amount >r improved land in this county is 341,437 acres.

Hamate Falls, pop. 700

Express; David B. Worthington Thur. Dem 1882 20x26 ,..640

Klamath Co. 8tar; Bowdoin & Connolly.. Friday. Ind 1684 18x24 460 IS

LAKE.

Population 2,694. This county is in the extreme southeastern >ortion of the State. The county is over 100 miles square, formerly the chief industry was stock-raising; at present more .ttention is being paid to farming. On the margin of the numer- als lakes there are well-improved farms, annually producing tops of wheat, rye, timothy, vegetables, and fruits of every kind, Qcluding strawberries, raspberries, etc. The timber is of pine, uniper, and mahogany, excellent for both lumber and fuel. Phere are at least four steam saw-mills, all in active operation.

■e View, pop. 800

Examiner; A. Y. Beach Thur. Dem .1879 20x26 650. ...12

LANE.

Population 15,198; stock-raising, agriculture and lumbering. Jouth from Linn and Benton counties, and reaching east and vest from the ocean to the Cascade mountains, a distance of 120 ailes, is Lane county. Eugene city is the seat of the State Uni- 'ersity, the highest and best school in the State.

Sottage < rrove, pop. 300

Echo-Leader; E. P. Thorp Sat. ..Ind 1889 18x24 tod. ..13..

hgene City, pop. 3,958

Guard; [. L. Campbell Daily .Dem 1891 .. 15x22 . .600 ...13 .

Weekly Edition Sat. .Dem.. - 1868 18x24 1500

Oregon State Journal; H. R. Kincaid. ...Sat. ...Ind. Rep... 1834 15x22 800 ...13..

Register; 8. M. Yoran & Son Wed... .Rep 1884 ...18x24 .1100 .. 13 .

'lorence, pop. 20J

The West; B. F. Alley Friday.Ind.. 525 .13.

unction City, pop. 50) Times; 8. L. Moorhead . Sat. Ind 1891 13x20 250 13

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HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN TO SPEAK WITH MALICE.

'The Paper of Eastern Oregon.

The first paper in the State to demand the Aus- tralian system of voting. The first paper in the State to advocate the adoption of the Torrens

It waits for no one to " pull the string. not a " wire puller." It believes in the right and goes ahead. It "steps on corns" whenever it thinks it necessary. Nobody owns it, and it owns nobody. Being truly democratic, it is not "stuck up."

Is the People's

by the people and the press as such. Published daily, weekly and semi-weekly. Trial subscrip- tions, twenty-five cents. Stamps taken.

Use in to reach the people.

Address the EAST OREGON IAN, Pendleton, Oregon.

BUT HAS ALWAYS SPOKEN WHEN TO SPEAK WAS TO LOSE A RIB.

THE ELSINORE PRESS,

ELSINORE, CAL.

IPff" Representing the Largest and Most Productive Section of San Diego County. ^&%

The circulation of this paper renders it by far the best advertising medium in the county. Rates reasonable. s# A. DKUMMOND, Publisher.

BERKMJf^HERALD,

Published by WILL A. NASH,

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA.

Berkeley gives best results to advertisers and the best medium for reaching the people is the; Herald. Send for sample copy and rates.

The Summerville Sun,

Summerville, Union Co., Oregon.

A local home-paper, non-partisan, independent and conservative; pub- lished in the best county in Eastern Oregon.

$2.Q0 a year. W. H. BROOKS, Manager, j

Herald Publishing Co. Issued Every Friday.

DAYTON HERALD,

DAYTON, OREGON.

An old-established, seven-column quarto, with a large circulation in a prosperous section of Central Oregon. Independent in Politics. $1.50 per Year.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine, lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York where contracts for advertising may be made.i

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LINCOLN.

Lincoln county is a new county formed from Benton county, ind as yet no statistics have been compiled. It possesses exel- ent seaports and fine shipping facilities.

lewport, pop. 700

News; J. K. Matthews Thur.. Ind 1n9:; ..18x24. ...300... .18. .

Toledo, pop. 300

Yaquina Post; Coll Van cleve Sat Iud 1882. . . .18x19. . . 400. . ..18. .

LINN.

Population 16,265. This county is ure. There is at Albany a collegiate ion. Albany has also a fine water - hree large merchant flouring mills.

Llbany, pop. 6,872

Democrat; Stiles & Nuttiug Daily..

11 Weekly Edition Friday.

Herald; Train & Whitney Daily.

Herald-Disseminator: Weekly Edition... Thur..

Oregon Trader; Trader Pub. Co Month.

Minday Telescope; Telescope Pub. Co. . Sunday

Irownsville, pop. 1100

Times: Caveuder & Calder Friday

lalsey, pop. 400

News: Cray & Cross Friday

iarrisburg, pop. 850

Courier; J. B. Morin Friday.

lebanon, pop. 650

Advance; Geo. L. Alexander Friday.

Express: H. Y. Kirkpatrick Friday

Jcio, pop. 900

Press; T. L. Dugger Friday.

mainly devoted to agricul- institution of good reputa- power, which is applied to

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MALHEUR.

Population 2,601; stock-raising. This is a new county, wganized from the southern part of Baker. The settlers are lescribed as prosperous and contented. There is an abundance )f land awaiting: settlement.

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W. R. ELLIS, Ed. and Prop. -»-§-=c~ WOODLAND. CALIFOR:

Only Morning Paper in Yolo County, California, with the Largest Circulation.

WEEKI/IT YOLO MAIL. The Leading; Weekly. Advertising Rates Reasonable. Apply PACIFIC STATES ADVERTISING BUREAU, Eastern Agents, Rhinelander Building I

Do You Want The Temperance People's Trade?

THE GOOD TEMPLAR.

Is the only Exclusively Temperance paper in Oregon. Official organ of the Grand Lodge, I. O. i Is read by all Good Templars and Prohibitionists, the most Thrifty and Desirable class of readers in the land. Subscription, 50 cts per year. Advertising Rates made known, and sample copy sent, on application. JAS. H. McKIBBEN, 132A FIRST ST., PORTLAND, OREC

Published Monthly. Portland, Orej

PYTHIAS.

-THE OLDEST PYTHIAN PAPER NORTH OF SAN FRANCISCO-i

Subscription: 50 cts. per year. Advertisements, 50 cts. per inch, each insertion.

H. GRINDSTONE GUILD, Pub.

605i Wall St., - Sheridan,

THE SHERIDAN WEEKLY SUN,

Here's what advertisers say of the Sun: " Bsats cats fighting"— Gov. Pennoyer. " It has ru my trade."— John P. Stingy. " I like it bully."— Sen. John H. Mitchell. " Will make a poor rich."— Senator N. Dolph. "Authority on fish and finance."— Binger Hermann.

Full of Fun, Home-made Facts and Fish Stories. Everybody reads it from stem to stern, lished in the best grain, prune and hop district in Oregon. "Yamhill county against the worl

TBZIE ST^YTOilsr TIDVCES

ISSUED WEEKLY AT STAYTON, OREGON.

Exponent of the Rich San tiam Valley. Wide-awake, newsy and has a good circulation ar well-to-do people. Circulation and advertising rates to suit all.

Send for Sample Copy and Rates. - - - HORACE MANN, Editor and Propri

TILLAMOOOK ADVOCATE.

STODDARD and HELVIE jfe TILLAMOOK, OREGON. PUBLISHERS. ^P ~®^

An Independent Democrat ic Newspaper, Established in 1892. Published every Wednes Advertising Solicited. Results Assured.

COVERS THE ENTIRE FIELD — - — — — __ EIGHT PAC

EASTERN OREGON REPUBLICAN.

It must be used by Advertisers to get The Best Results. Send for Rates and Sample Copy tc EASTERN OREGON PUBLISHING CO., UNION, OREG

THE CAPITOL JOURNALT

SALEM, OREGON. Only One-Cent Daily on the Pacific Coast.

Daily, by mail, per month, 25 cents. Weekly, by mail, per year, ?

Largest Circulation in Oregon outside of Portland.

HOFEH BROS., - I»-ui.Tol±sli©3r

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rl lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertisng may be w

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Ontario, pop. 200 News; W. K. Bowen

/air, pop, 205

Gazette; B. B. Shepherd.

Thar. I ml 1802 , 18x24 300 .1:;

Thur. Dem

MARION.

Friday. Ind.. wu

te Fathers... .Friday. Religions. 1888

Friday Ind ..

Population 22,934; agriculture and lumbering, covers an area of about 500 or 600 square miles. 590,607 acres. Salem, the State capital, is located ind is second in the State in population.

*Iill City. pop. 400

Gazette; O. A. Cheney . Mount Angel, pop. 26 >

si. Joseph-Blatt; Benedi iervais. pop. 458

Star; Win. J. (lark...

■fern, pop. 10,422

Journal; Hofer Bros Daily.. Rep..

Weekly Edition Thur... Rep 1^77

Oregon Democrat; E. H. Flagg BCo.-Th.Dem 1898.

Oregon Independent; ind. Pub. Co Daily ...ind 1893

11 5emi-Weekly Edition .Tu.-Fr..Ind...

Oregon Statesman; Statesman Pub. Co... Daily.. Rep.. .1851

" Weekly Edition Friday. Rep.. 1851

students- (iazette: Floyd K. Churchill. ..Friday. Educat'l... 1893 Hverton, pop. 600

Appeal; Warnock & Parrish Sat Ind..

Rayton, pop. 576

Times: Horace Maun Tlmi. Ind. L889

Imnmerville, pop. 25c

Bun; W. H. Brooks Sat Ind.. 1893.

Ebodburn, pop 1.126

Independent: John E.Day Friday Ind. Rep. .1888

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.5000..

18

18x24.

.1600..

..13

15x22.

.3000 .

. .18

20x26.

12000. .

..18

18x24

.500 .

.13

MORROW.

Population 4,205. Wool is the chief product of this county. [t is likewise adapted to grain and general agriculture. Im- proved land, 126,279 acres.

Beppner, pop. 800

Qasette; Patterson Pub. Co Tu.-Fr. Rep .1883. . . .18x24. . .1940 . . .13.

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J^ Su/rynit 5^9,

Teh.ach.api, California.

Is the Only Paper that is Printed in Tehachapi, and it reaches a large number of Grain and Fruit Growers, Miners and Sheep Men that

CANNOT BE REACHED

By any other publication. The firesides it visits in it weekly rounds are those of people of culture, refinement and means, and are the very people that you desire to interest in your wares. Write for rates to its edi- tor and proprietor, Lock Box 19. C. A. SEAY,

v\>^__^^ Tehachapi, Cal.

The Official Organ of the Grand Lodge of Oregon, etc., Knights of Pythias.

The Oregon Knight,

Portland, Oregon.

The high standing of the Order, and the official character of the paper, con- vey to the reader assurance that its advertising patrons are specially selected and reliable. Correspondence of Advertisers solicited.

EIGHT PAGES. ESTABLISHED 1868. 56 COLUMNS.

Nord California Herold and Sacramento Journal.

P. O. Box Q2, Sacramento, Cal. 1019 THIRD STREET (RECORD-UNION BUILDING; SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA.

Owing to its large and constantly increasing circulation, this paper offers superior advantages as an Advertising Medium .

The only German Paper in California, north of San Francisco. Published every Saturday by Schmit t & Cukrlin. Price of subscription per month, by carrier, in city, 25 cents. By mail, ';2.50 per annum, in Advance.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Hose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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MULTNOMAH.

Population 74,884. There is little general farming in Mult- nomah county, but dairying, market-gardening, and the like, are profitable industries, and some thousands of people are engaged in them. Improved land, 158,042 acres; value of same, $6,571,- 740. Portland is the general center of trade and transportation of the State, and the chief seat of population.

Portland, pop. 47. '-'04

Advance Thought; Lucy A Mallory. . Month. Spiritual... 1886 11x14 .3000 15..

Alblna Weekly Courier; W. N. Carter ...Sat, ind 1883 18x24 1200 .13..

Catholo Sentinel; Sen. Pub. Co Thur... Religious. .1870.. 16x22. ..2700 .18..

Chronicle; The White Printing Co . .Friday.Ind 1878 ..15x22 2500. ...13..

Evening Telegram; Geo. H. Moflett Daily. .Den 1866 ...17x28... 9580 .13..

Fanner's Journal; J. Gaston Friday. Populist. . .1889 16x21. ..500 13..

Fraternal Visitor; Review Puh. Co Month. Fraternal.. 1893 10x14 1000 .13

I'reie Press; Bruno Sittig Thur...Ind ISM ...15x22 ..5008 ...12..

Ueod Templar; Jas. H. McKibben Month. Temp 1893. .. .10x13 B08 13..

NaehriehtenausdemNordwe8ten; Daily. .Ind 1892 ...16x22 .".oou 13..

Weekly Edition; N. W. Ger. Pub. Co... Thur... Ind 1892 ...16x22.. 3000 .18..

N. P. Union; Palmer & Bey Type Fdry. Sat Ind 1883 18x24 600 13..

Northwestern Guardsman; 0. H. McIsaac.Montb 1891

N. W. Musical .lounml: W R. Hili Month. Musical... .1893 ... 9x12.. 3000 .20..

N.W. Pacific Farmer; Frank Lee Thur.. .Agricul.. 1870... 11x14 6250 .13..

Official R'y Guide; Lewis<b Dryden P.C.Manth.B. B 1*7(1 ..8*10, G0O0 .33..

Oregon Churchman; Swope it Taylor Month. Religious .. 13. .

Oregonten; Oregonian Pub. Co Daily.. Rep isc.l lTxj; 10060 .13..

» Weekly Edition Friday. Rep 1860... 17x23 10500 ..13..

» Sunday Edition Sun ...Rep 18S2 17xj; 11500. .. .13. .

Oregon Knight; H. G. Mathies Month K. of P. 1893 2000 13..

Oregon Staats Zeitung; Dr. J. Folkmas Daily Rep is.se, 18x24. 1000 13..

" » ii Weekly Edition. .Thur... Rep 1878. .. .22x30. . .3000 .12..

Washington » Dr. J. Folkman.. Friday. Rep 1883.. ..15x22 ..1000 ...13..

Pacific Banker and Investor: L. Stagge. Month. Ind 18'J:i ... 7x9 ...8000

Pacific Baptist: Pac. Bap. Pub. Co Thur. Reiigious.. 1877 ..llxlii 41(mi ..18..

Pae. Christian Advocate: Hunt & Eaton..Wed.. . .Religious.. 1854 llxlc; 27"xi .13..

Pacific Drug Review; H. D. Dietrich. .. .Month. Phar 1889. .. .10x12, ..15C0 ...18..

Pacific Medical Sentinel: P. M. S. Co. ...Month. Medical. .. lS'.C. . . 6x9 .200(1

Pacific odd Pillow: W. A. Wheeler Month. Fraternal. 1892 90C0....13..

Pythias; Albert Tozier Month . Fraternal. . 1889 . ..11x15. . .2100 . .13. .

Rural Horthweet; H.M.Williamson S.M....Horti 1891. . . .10x14. . .2000 ..13.

Rural Spirit and WiHamet^Farmer;^ j Thm ;..AgriCaL...1869.... 10x12. .4146 . 13..

Sportsman and Cyclist; F. A. Dunham. ..Sat. Sports 1891 .. . 11x16.. .3000 ...13..

Student; Miss Alice (i. Friedlander Month. Educat'l.. .1880 5500. . . .13..

Sunday Mercury; (lute tV Harcourt Sat Ind 1867 ...20x26.. 11009 13..

Sunday Welcome: J. J. Burnett Sat Dem 1874. . .20x26. . .5700. . . .13. .

The Way. The Truth, The Life; W.Ellis. .Month. Religious. .1883 3000. ...16..

Tomahawk : Tomahawk Pub. Co Tues. . .Dem 1803. . . .11x14 . .2000 13. .

Universal Republic: Lucy A. Mallory. ...Month. Ind.-Ethi. .Ism;. . . .11x14. . .1000. . . .15. . Vidnesbyrdet; Viduesbyrdet Pub. Co. . . .Wed... .Religious. .1888. . . .13x25. .1300. . . .15. .

Troutdale, pop. 500

Champion; Baker Bros Friday.Ind 1891. .. .16x22. 550 ...13..

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"The Local Medical Journal of the Doctors of the Pacific Northwest,"

Medical Sentinel

(Formerly PACIFIC MEDICAL RECORD.)

PORTLAND, ORE.

Henry W. Coe, M. D., Editor,

ASSISTED BY A CORPS OF 30 ABLE COLLABORATORS,

Local Papers, Local Items, Local Society News, Local Perso- nals, and therefore a local and personal interest in its advertising patrons held by its readers.

Its field has been thoroughly canvassed for subscriptions, and four out of five of the doctors interviewed have become subscribers to it.

FIVE STATE MEDICAL SOCIETIES

Have officially endorsed it: — Those of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Mon- tana and North Dakota. (The text of these endorsements furnished on application.

* . *:.

Opening up a new field and standing alone in it, it offers to advertisers one of the best opportu- nities in the country to reach a large number and fine class of medical practitioners. Reaches practically all the doctors in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota and British Columbia, with a considerable circulation outside these States.

This paper is kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine lmder Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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POLK.

Population 7,858; agriculture and lumbering. Polk county contains about 500 or 600 square miles of territory, and, generally speaking, it is arable country. Two railroads connect Polk county with Portland, and its whole eastern side fronts on the Willamette river. By the river it is connected with the Oregon Pacific railroad at Albany and Corvallis, with outlet on the ocean at Yaquina bay.

Dallas, pop. 1,500

Observer; Doughty & Hayter Thur.'.'.Rep 1*88 . .13x20

Polk County Itemizer; W. A. Wash Friduy.Ind 1866... .20x26

Valley Transcript; W. K.TJnden Wed... .Ind -Kep.. .1892. .. .15x22.

Independence, pop. 1,550

Enterprise; Morin& Kertson Thur...Dem 1893 18x21.

West Side; K. C. Peiitlaud Friday. Ind 1883. .. .18x24.

IVrrydale, pop. 200

Patriot: M. L. Ryan Wed. ...Rep 1893 ...12x18

.900..

..13.

.1056 .

..13

..600..

. 13

.2100 .

13.

..984..

.18

SHERMAN.

Population 1,792; agriculture. Sherman county is a new county, but is fast settling up.

Moro, pop. 500

Observer; J. B. Hosford Thur...Ind 1889 20x26. .. .300. .. .13. .

Wasco, pop. 100

News; .1. YV . Armsworthy Thur...Iud 1891. .. .20x26. .. .556. .. .13. .

TILLAMOOK.

Population 2,932; stock-raising. This county is one of the ■lost isolated districts of the State. No established or regular line of travel leads to it, but its gain in population and in the general volume of production has been at least fifteen per cent, since the year 1887. Improved land, 99,011 acres.

Tillamook, pop. 750

Advocate: Stoddard & HelvieT..; ..Wed... .Ind. -Dem..lS92. .. .15x22 ... .400. .. .13. .

Headlight; Tom Coates Thur. Dem 1888. . . .16x22. . . .600. . . .13.

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Cottage Grove Echo-Leader,

E. P. THORP; Editor, Cottage Grove, ------ Oregon.

wSm.'mm'i. THE FORESTER OF AMERICA.

All home print. An excellent advertising afield. Nearest railroad point to Bohemia, the richest gold mines on the Pacific Slope.

The Yaquina Post, g"S£ vAN «

MMKMHm^n^mnDBBI^*^^ Lincoln Co., Toledo, Ore.

A six column, 8-page paper; contains a full resume of local happenings in the city and county; all State and general news. Contains matters of interest to farmers, merchants, mechanics, law- yers, doctors, miners, and the "rest of mankind." Subscription, $1.00 per year; 50 cents for six months; 25 cents for three months. Send. 25 cents for three months' trial. '

WASCO NEWS, ^scp^oregon:

The official paper of Sherman county, one of the best sections for advertisers in the country. Send for sample copy and rates.

WE LEAD, OTHERS FOLLOW. When placing your advertisements it will pay you

„ to get our rates.

W. D.S.HARRINGTON,

Manager, 335 Bush St., San Francisco . Circulates in the homes of 14,000 Foresters of America, and has a circulation east of the Rocky Mountains. Send 10 cents for sample copy. No quack doctor or questionable advertisements will be received at any price.

THE RED MEN OF AMERICA.

W. D. S. HARRINGTON, Manager.

A monthly publication circulating in the homes of 3,000 members on this Coast; is the organ of the members and voices the sentiment of every true Red Man. None Kut legitimate advertise- ments inserted. No quack doctors' advertisements will be taken at any price.

FRATERNAL PRINTING CO.,

335 Bush St., San Francisco.

th^e GREAT SOUTHWEST.

A Monthly Journal of Horticulture.

San Diego, Cal.

Every Saturday. $1.00 per year.

THE GLOBE.

PUBLISHED AT PLAINSBURG, CALIFORNIA, BY E. J. PAGE.

An Independent, Clean, Live Paper.

DAILY nrillini in All A. B. LEMMON, I'ropr.

THEw^vREPUBUCAN,*

Largest and Leading Public Journal in the Principal County of California.

Santa Rosa, California. *

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising, Bureau, Khine- laiider Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

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UMATILLA:

Population 13,381. This count}- is a great wrOeat and grain producing country, and general agriculture is extensive1? carried on as well.

Athena, pop. 800

Press; J. w. smith Friday.Ind 1887 18x24 980

Republican; I>. A. Hendricks Friday. Rep 1890. .. .13x20. . .1000

Milton, pup. 532

Eagle; F. G. Hull Friday.Ind . 1887 18x24. .. .960.

Pendleton, pop. 3,000

East Oregonlan; East <>r. Pub. Co Daily. .Dem

" " Weekly Edition. Friday. Dem

» h Semi-Weekly Edition.. Tu. -Fr. Dem

Or. Alliance Herald: Parsons A Whitson.Thur.. Peo. Party

Tribune: Tribune Pub. Co Daily . Kep

i> Weekly Edition Thur...Rep

Weston, pop. 586

Leader; H. F. Brown & Co Friday.Ind 1879. .. .18x24 1000

.1888 .

..16x20..

.710..

..18

. 1S7">

..20x26.

.2120 .

..13.

1882

. 20x26.

.1035..

..13.

.1890

..22x28..

,.1C00..

,.tt

lsTf,

. .15x22

Mill .

.13

1870 .

..20x26.

1600

. 18.

UNION.

Population 12,044: agriculture and stock-raising. This count}- is for the greater part mountainous, but it has numerous valleys, the largest being that of the Grande Ronde, which in summer seems to be one vast grain field thickly dotted with farmhouses. Other valleys in Union county are not less productive. Elgin, pop. 550

Recorder: A. R. Tuttle Friday.Ind 1891 13x20. . . .600 13. .

La Grande, pop. 2,500

Gazette: W. .1. Snodnjrass Friday. Rep 1877.

Union Co. Farmer; Farmer i'ub. Co. . . . Thur. . .Populist.. .l!>92

Union, pop. 1,109

East Oregon Republictm; E. O. Pub. Co.. Thur.. .Rep 1888

8cout: B. (haucey ...' Thur...Iud 1884.

.18x24.

.700 .

18

18x24

..600..

.13.

15x22.

.1200..

.13

15x22.

.1100 .

.13

WALLOWA.

Population 3,661; mining and stock-raising. This county occupies the northeast corner of the State, and has fine bodies of

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DAILY

SUN

WEEKLY

MERCED, CALIFORNIA.

The Only Daily in the County. The Leading Weekly of the County.

ROGERS &XADCLIFFE.

Editors and Proprietors.'

*■" ^undin^New^.^61' } -*-r n— Send For Sample Copies.

gv~ — TTSS — ~^vs

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DAILY * ■ # ■■*■■■■;;* JOXJR.ISr-A.I-i.

FOR BEST RESULTS.

LOS ANGELES, CAL. *i— 7-— H- WARREN "WILSON, Manager.

Perrydale Patriot,

A One-Dollar-a-Year Newspaper.

6 -% * * * *

Published for the Willamette Valley region, and con- taining a complete resume of State and local news each week, and the latest and most popular serial stories.

# % * * % j

M. L. RYAN, Publisher,

Perrydale, Oregon.

These papers kept on file at the Branch Office of the Pacific States Advertising Bureau, Rhine- lander Building, Duane and Rose Streets, New York, where contracts for advertising may be made.

Obegon. 103

agricultural land, but no large undivided area. Gold mining has long been prosecuted, and recent silver and lead discoveries are very promising. There are literally mountains of granite and marble.

Enterprise, pop. 300

Chieftain; E. Duerselen Friday. Rep

Joseph, pop. 300

aurora; J. A. Burleigh Friday. Populist.

WASCO.

Population 9,183; stock-raising and lumbering. The county of Wasco covers about 3,590 square miles. The opening of the Columbia river at the Cascade portage will give to Wasco count}- a great advantage in transportation, and will certainly add to real values.

Hood River, pop. 340

Glacier; J. H. Cradlebaugh Sat Ind 1889 . .15x22 . . .375. . . 13. .

The Dalles, pop. 3,015

chronicle: Chronicle Pub. Co Daily.. Rep 1890. .. .15x22 -100.... 13..

m Weekly Edition Friday . Rep 1890. . . . 15x22. . .1080 . . 13. .

times-Mountaineer; John Michell Daily . .Ind. Rep.. .1891. . . .13x20. . . .500. . . .13. .

Weekly