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J6 PUT-IN-BAY, O.—National.. Association ot Photo-Engravers. 1899. C. C. Cargill, Grand Rapids, Mich., secy. PUT-IN-BAY. O.—Master House Painters' & Decorators' Association. July. 1S99. W. J. Albrecht, Toledo, O.. secy.-treas. ■ RACINE. WIS.—Danish. Brotherhood in America. Oct. 1. 1902. Viggo A. Daniel- son, Sta. G, 885 X. Campbell ave., Chicago, ^ 111., secy. ■ " RALEIGH, N. C—Grand Lodge. A. P. and A. M. of N. C. Jan. 10. 1899. Walter E. Moore. :■ secy.. Webster. N. C. READING, PA.—Reunion of the Societv ot the 124th Regiment. Pa. Volunteers. Sept. .16. 1899. C. P. Keech, Philadelphia, Pa., secy. RICHMOND. VA. — Grand Commandcry, ' Knight Templars' Conclave. Nov. 16. 1899. James B. Blanks, secy.; Petersburg, Va. RICHMOND, VA.—Southern Philatelic Asso- ciation. October, 1SU9. \V. C. Lowry Abi- lene. Tex. • ROANOKE.- VA.—Virginia State Firemen's Association. Sept. 27. ls;>». George G. Cummlngs, 210 Lincoln St., Portsmouth . • Va.j secy. ROCHESTER, N. Y.—American Association . > of Opticians. Aug. 1 to 3, 1899. Mr. Boger secy., 36 Maiden lane. New York City ROCKFORD, ILL.—Y. P. S. C. E. State Convention. Oct. 5 to 8. 1899. Miss Nellie M. Blair. 208 Illinois ave.. Peoria, III., secy. ROME. N. Y.—United American Mechanics. . SepL 12. 1899. John Senner. 1341 Arch st. Philadelphia,. Pa.. natL secy. SAGINAW. MICH.—Biennial Convention ■ Journeymen Barbers October. 1900. W. E- Klapetzky. Box 585. secy.. Syracuse' .N. Y. SAUNA, KAN.—Golden Belt Medical Socie- ty. Jan. 5. 1899. J. N. Ketshersid, M.D. secy., Hope, Kan. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.—Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. April. 1S99. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.—I. OOF Grand Encampment. April. 1900. Ed W Loder, Salt Lake City, Utah. secy. (Box 1166.) SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH—State Medical ; Association of Utah. October, 1899. Dr. R. W. Fisher. Salt Lake City. Utah, secy. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—Grand Encamp- ment. I. O. O. F. Oct. 17. 1899; Wm. H. Barnes.. Odd Fellows' Hall, San Francisco, Cal., secy. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—Episcopal Conven- tion. 1901. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.—Northern Baptist Conyentton. 1899. SCRANTON, PA.—State Council, Jr. O. V. A M. Sept. 11 to 15, 1899. E. S. Deemer. Box 766, Philadelphia, Pa., secy. , SCRANTON, PA.—State Council, Daughters of America. Sept. 18, 1899. T. A. Gerbig Scranton. Pa., secy. . SCRANTON, PA.—Letter Carriers' Associa- tion. Sept. 4, 1899; F. J. Cantwell. Brook- lyn. N. Y., secy. SCRANTON. PA.—State Firemen's Conven- tion. October, 1899. W. W. Wunder. secy Reading. Pa. SCKAN*loN. PA.—United Brotherhood ot • Carpenters & Joiners. Sept. IS. 19C0. P. J. McGuire. Box 884. Philadelphia. Pa., secy.- treas. SCRANTON. PA.—Letter Carriers' Associa- tion. Sept. 4. 1S99. F. J. Cantwell, Brook- lyn,.N_ Y., secy. . SCRANTON. PA.—Pennsylvania State Camp, Patriotic Order of America.. July 11, 1899 • SEAFORD. DEL.—Grand • Lodge, K. of P. Oct. 25. 1899. Mark "L. Garrett. 703 King St., Wilmington. Del., secy. SEYMOUR, CONN.—I. O. O. F. Grand En- . campment. Oct- 17. 1899. Frederick Bots- ford. New Haven. Conn., secy. SHELBYVTLLE. IND. — Southern Indiana Teachers' Association. March. 1899 SHERMAN. TEX.-State Swine Breeders' Association. Feb. 14 to 15. 1899. SHERMAN. TEX.—Texas State Swine Breed- ers' Association. Feb. 14. 1S99. A. A. Pit- tuck. Dallas. Tex., secy. SILVER CITY, N. M.—Grand Lodge; K. of P. Sept. 19. 1899. B. F. Adams, Albu- auerque. N. M.. secv. SIOUX FALLS. S. DAK.—National Creamery ■ t Butter Makers' Association. Jan. 23 to 29 1899 SIOUX FALLS, S. DAK.—National Cream- ery Butter Makers' Association. Jan. 22 to 28. 1899. E. Sudendorf. secy. SOMERSWORTH. N. H.—Baptist Sunday School Convention. October, 1899. Rev. Winfield G. Hubbard, Wilton. N. H secy SOUTH BEND, IND.—Women's Syncdicai Society of Home & Foreign Missions. Oct. 15 to 19, 1899. Mrs* F. F. McCrea, 15C5 Broadway. Indianapolis. Ind.. secy. SPILLVILLE. IA.—National American Be- nevolent Society. Jan. 3. 1901. Jas Ha- vorka. secy.. New Prague. Minn. SPRINGFIELD. ILL.—American Oxforddown Record Association. Nov., 1S99. W. A Sharer. Middletown. O.. see. STREATOR. ILL.-Catholic Kniehts of America State Council. Aug. 21. 1900. John E_ Mahoney. secy.. Farmer City III SPRINGFIELD. ILL.—Illinois State B»e- keepers' Association. Nov. 23 to 24. 1899. Jas, A. Stone, secy.. Bradfordtown. III. SPRINGFIELD. MASS.—State Encampment G. A. R. 1899. SPRINGFIELD. MO.—State Camp. Modern Woodmen of America. Feb. 8, 1899. F. L. Sndemann, secy. SPRINGFIELD. O.—Presbyter'an Synod of Ohio. Oct. 10. 1859. W. E. Moore, Colum- bus. O.. stst»d clerk. * ' SPRINGFIELD. O.—Master Plumbers' Con- vention. 1899. STANTON, NEB.—Nebraska Saengerbund. - 1900. F. Raabe. secy. ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA.—State Firemen's ; Convention &. Tournament- November 1899. Silas B. Wright, secy. ST. JOHANNESBURG. VT.—Dairy Conven- tion. Jan. 2 to 5. 1899. ST. JOHNSBURY, VT.—Vermont Butter and Cheese Makers' Association and Vermont Dairymen's Association. Jan. 23 to 27.1899. ST. JOHNSBURY. VT.—Grand Lodge. K. of P. Oct. 11 and 12. 18S9. J. M. Cady, St. Johnsbury, Vt., secy. THE BILLBOARD PLACE YOUR CONTRHeT FOR DISTRIBUTING, SHMPL1NG, SIGN THCKING, WITH BDW. B. BRIDGER'S ABV. C©., licensed advertisers. member i. a. of d.— t*- ATLANTA, COLUMBUS AND ADJACENT TOWNS, general office. Atlanta, ga. THE BILLBOARD. J7 ST. JOSEPH. .MO.—Grand Chapter. Order Eastern Star. Oct. 10 to 20. ISO!'. Mrs. Sal- lie E. Dillon, St. Louis. Mo., secy. ST. JOSEPH. MO.—Medical Society of Mis- souri Valley. March 16. 1S99. V. L. Grey- nor. Council Bluffs. Iowa. secy. ST. JOSEFH. MO.—Knights of Maccabees of Missouri. May (second Tuesday). 1901. A. Sigger. secy.. 1620 Front avenue, Kansas City. Mo. ST. JOSEPH. MO.—Northwest Missouri Press Association. Jan. 16 to 17, 1S99. ST. LOUIS. MO.-.-Independent Order of Red Men. March. 1SS9. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Semi-Annual Meeting Western Insurance Association. March 8. 1899. J. A. Keisey, of the Aacbcu & Mu- nich, secy. ST. LOUIS. MO.—German Evangelical Luth- eran Synod of Missouri. April, ltyi*. Kev. C. F. Obeimeyer. 2C03 Benton St.. St. Louis. Mo., secy. ST. LOUIS. MO.—Wholesale Grocers' Asso- ciation. Jan. 24, 1899. ST. LOUIS. MO.—National Federation of Musical Clubs. May 2 to 4. 1S99. Mrs. Thos. E. Ellison. 161 Wayne street. Ft. Wayne, Ind.. secy. ST. LOUIS. MO.—I. O. O. F. Grand Encamp- ment. Nov. 18. 1S99. E. i.%. Sloan, secy.. St- Louis, Mo. . ■" ST. Louis, MO.—Grand Ledge. K. of P. Oct. 17, 1S99. John H. Holmes. Columbia Bids., St. Lcuis. Mo., secy. ST. LOUIS. MO.—F. & A. M.. Grand Ledge of Missouri. Oct. 17, 1S99. John D. Vincil. St. Louis. Mo., secy. ST. LOUIS, MO.—Laundrymen's National As- sociation. Oct. 9 to 12. 1SS9. Henry \V. Storer, 949 Woodland Ave.. Cleveland, O., *ecv. ST. LOUIS. MO.—United States Railway Mail Service Mutual Benefit Association. Oct. 3 to 5. 1S99. J. M. Brown, Atlanta, Ga., secy.- treas. ST LOUIS. MO.—Elks' Convention. 1900 ST. PAUL. 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Parker. 20S Oneida St.. .Milwaukee. TORONTO." OXT.. CAN.—Canadian Medical Association. September, 1SU9. Dr. F. N. G. Starr. Toronto, secv. TORONTO, ONT.. CANADA—American Poul- try Association. Jan. S to 14. A. E. Feleh. Natiek. Mass.. asst. secy TRENTON, N. J.—New Jersey Horticultural Society. Jan. 4 to 5. 1S99. TRENTON. N. J.—K. of P. Grand Lodge. Feb. 15. 1S99. Hon. Geo. E. Pierson. secy.. Woodbury, X. J. TRENTON, N. J.—Grand Encampment, I. O. O. F. Nov. 14. Grand Lodge I. O. O. F. Nov. 15. 1S99. Lewis Parker, secy., Tren- ton, N. J. I..r_vlON. X. J.—Royal and Select Masters' Grand Council. Jan. 24. 1SS9. Chas. Been- "»' ****-«Trton. X. J-. secv. TRENTON, N. J.—New Jersey Dairy Asso- ciation. Jan. 11 to 13, 1S99. UNAD1LLA, X. Y.—Otsego County Firemen's Association. 1899. C. C. Fylaesch, secy. VANCEBURG. KY-—Junior Order of United »rr>or'''nn Mechn'nics. 1899. VICKSBURG, MISS.—Grand Lodge Mosaic Templars of America. July 4, 1899. J. E. Bush, secy.. Little Rock. Ark. VintiiXlA uEACri. Va.— V.iginia Booksell- ers' Association. July 10, 1S99. J. V. Al- friend. Norfolk. Va.. secy. WASHINGTON, D. C—National Marine En- gineers' Beneficial Association. Jan. 16. 1S99. Geo. A. Grubb. 1537 George St.. Chi- raen. 111.. Pra. R. secv. WASHINGTON. D. C—National Pure Food Congress. Jan. IS to 21. 1S99. WASHINGTON. D. C—National Congress of Mothers. Feb. 14 to 18 1899. Mrs. Vesta H. Cassedy, secy., Forest Glen. Md. ttAShl,\uiu.N, u. c—American electro- Therapeutic Asscciaticn. Sept. 19 to 21. 1SS9. John Geiin, 6S North St., Auburn, N. Y.. secv. . WASHINGTON. D. C—American Inventors & Mfg. Association. Jan. 15. 1S99. Arthur Stewart. Paltiroore. Md.. secv. WASHINGTON. D. C—Roval Order of Scot- land. Oct. 16. 1S99. Wm. Oscar Roome. Washington, D. C, secy. WASHINGTON. PA.—Y. P. S. C. E. State Convention. October. 1899. Geo. McDon- ald.Altoona. Pa., secv. WATERBURY. CONN.- King's Daughters & Sons' Convention. October. 1S99. Mrs. C. E. Spalding. 191 John St., Bridgeport. Conn.; secy. WATERLOO, IA—I. O. O. F. Grand En- campment. Oct. 17, 1899. Wm. Mussou. Des Moines, la., secv. WATERLOO. IA— Rebekah Assembly. I. O. O. F. Oct. 17, 1899. Miss S. E. Matheney, K<*«ki*k. : la., secy. WATERLOO, IA.—Dealers in Agricultural Implements and Vehicles. Jan. 9 to 11. 1899. J. A. Dumbolton, secy.. Mason City. la. WATERLOO, IOWA—Catholic Older of For- esters. Aug. 24 and 25, 1S99. J. 11. Lim- bach. Cedar Rapids, luwa. secy. WATBKTOWN. N. Y.—Y. 1'. S. C. E. State Convention. Oct. 2 to 4, 1899. A. E. Dew- hurst. 1-9 Ilowaid ave., Utira. N. Y., secy. WATBKTOWN, S. DAK.—Modern Woodmen of America. Feb. 8. 1899. W. F.'Bancroft, secv.. Wcssingtou Springs. S. Dak. \\ liiatlK, liJAllo— ueoekitn Mate Assembly. Oct. 17. 1899. Winnie. Priest Dunton, Boise, Idaho, stcy. WElSEIt. IDAHO—1. O. O. F. Grand Lodge. A. K. Stuenonbeig. Caldwell. Idaho. WEST HARPSWELL—Grand Division. Sons of Temperance. April 20. 1S99. Annie L. Havs. Chelsea. Me., secy. WHEELING, W. VA.—Grand Lodge of West Virginia. K. of P. Oct. 11. 1899. Mauer Jenkins. Piedmont. W. Va.. secy. WHEELING. W. VA.—National Tobacco Workers' Union of America. September, (fourth Monday). 1900. E. Lewis E\ans. 422 Granite Block. St. Louis. Mo., secy. WICHITA. KAN.—Gia'd Ledge I. o. O. F. of Kansa?. Oct. IS, 7SSJ. D. W. Kent. To- peka. Kan., secy. WILL1AMSPORT. PA.—Baptist State Mission Society. Oct. 23 to 26, 1899. W. H. Conard, D.D., 1420 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa., secy. W1LLIAMSPORT. PA.—Pennsylvania Bap- tist Educational Society. Oct. 20. 1899. G. M. Spratt, 1420 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia. Pa., secy. , . _ WILLIAMSPORT. PA.—Pennsylvania State Farmers' Alliance & Industrial Union. Dec. 13 to 15. Louisa Brickcr. Cogan Station. WILMINGTON. DEL.—I. O. O. F. Grand Lodge of Delaware Nov. 15. 1899. Isaac W. Hallam. secy., Wilmington, Del. WILMINGTON, DEL.—International Asso- ciation of Fire and Police Telegraph Super- intendents and Municipal El-ctrici-ns^ Sent. 5 to 7. 1S99. H. F. Blackwell. secy.. 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Kngraved for The Billboard by The Illinois Engraving Co., Chicago. International Association of Distributors. OFFICERS FOR J898-'99. JOS. REID President Kansas City. Mo. W. II. STEINBRENNER Rcc. Secretary Cincinnati. O. O. P. FA1RCHILD Treasurer Covington. Ky. R. S. DOUGLAS First Vice President Memphis, Tenn. W. C. TIRRILL Second Vice President Lima, Ohio. JAS. A. CURRAN Third Vice President Denver. Col. Executive Committee. THOS. KAIN '■ Middletown, X. Y L. H. RAMSEY .....Lexington. Ky The following is the official list of members In good standing at the present time. The service of any member whose name appears herein Is guaranteed by the association. The list is revised and corrected monthly. Addresses are published under this head at $1 per year per line. ALABAMA. Birmingham—Sheldon McMurray. l{125th jv. Montgomery—G. F. McDonald, city bill poster f; icflieta— H. ». Elmore. Mgr. shclfiela 11. 1'. «-. Adv. Co. ARIZONA. Phoenix—The Phoenix Bill Posting Co.. 10 S. Center st. ARKANSAS. Conway—J. F. Clark. Box 92 Hot Springs—A. W. Thomas. 224-4 Central av Little Rock—R. L. Thompson. 113 W. 2d st CALIFORNIA. El Paso del Robles—Harry Gear. Eureka—W. H. Mathews, 636 2d st Fresno-F. H Bancroft. B >x 1175. Haywards Bill Posting Co. 56 Castro St.. Hay- Los*Angeies-Los Angeles Bill Posting Co Oakland—William B. Porter. 408 10th st Santa Cruz—L. A. Daniels. 9 Locust st Shii Jose—Mr*. K. K welch,-lloxosj. Santa Monica—Wllshiie Poking Co., 636 Broadway. Los Angeles. Cal. Stockton-L. M. Hnrkncss 17 S. :wn Joa., utn S Ventura—G. H..Shepherd, opp. Rose Hotel COLORADO. Aspen—John B. Lcdan. Colorado Springs—Curran Co.. Denver. Denver—Curran Co.. 17th and Larimer. Leadville—John Colman, 204 W. 7th st Pueblo—The Curran Co.. 114 Santa teav Victor—Cripple Creek DIst.—Jos. A. Quinn CONNECTICUT. Merlden—H. L. Redman. 168 Liberty. New Haven—New Haven Bill Posting Co Norwalk—J. F. Buxton. Stamford—ThoB. J. Troy. Taylor st. CANADA. Brantford. Ont.—Chas. Murray Smith. 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Charles City-Charles City Bill Posting Co. Clinton-H- F. Sanger. 511 S. M st. Davenport—Tri City Introduction Co DesMoines-Chas.W. Orris. 1601 DesMolnes st. Dubuque-A. Leonard. 175 W. Locust St. Keokuk—A. A. Bland. M^rclty-S.H. Blfuerbaugh. 20, S. Main st. Sheldon—John Walton. w"nt\r C serMadVson C Coun,y-ArU,ur Gordon. KANSAS. Atchison—J. G. Shaffer. Ill S. 5th St. Hutchinson-W A. Loe 102 Opera House. Junction City-Herman Delker Box 40-. Topeka-L. M. Crawford. 214 L. oth su Wichita—E. L. Martling. manager. KENTUCKY. c1v!ng?o-n^P%™n°Ud ft Co. 24 E. 5th st.' F?ank g fo°r?-Geo. W. K™*-™? 0 '!?^ Henderson-Jas. L. Lambert, jr.. .10 -a. Llxh?gTon-L L il N 'Ramsey. 122 E. Main st Louisville-Falls City Bill Posting Co. Le*- Newport°-G K H. Otting ft Son. 60S York st. Swensboro-Owonsboro Bill Posting Co. l'aducah-H. J. Harth. LOUISIANA. Alexand^ria-Gardner Wades 2d s, ^ MAINE. nanf?or-Thomas W. Burr 47 IUmmo»d. Biddeford-Wildes Bros.. Portland. Deerrng-Wildes Bros.. Portland. Vortlarid-Wlldes Brothers. S ,co-Wildes Brothers. Portland. SoSlh Portland-Wildes B.os.. Portland. Westbrook-WUdes Bros.. Portland. MARYLAND. i^kn 14 Jone« 23S S. Mount st. Baltimore— John 11. jout.-, — cor. Mcllcnry st. MASSACHUSETTS. Attlcboro-Abcl W, Gitaon. 1 r 2 a » 0 t ;n s , t an St * Beverly-Luther Cahoon. 44 Cabot st. i 08t ktrn J W 0 F H Gu^n S erh 7 E^bTd P ge 5 P.aco. fI?1 imeT-Chas. A Pasc 1101 Plymouth av. SSrLT^VS«.'.'i... T«unton-A. B. White. 45 Cohanet st. Waltham-Frank McGuinness ft Son. Worcetler-Flsko Bros.. 43 Waldo st. MICHIGAN. Albion—W. C. Eslow. A lpena-R. Nolan. 123 White st. Ami ArlH>r- -KenriK- & Strong. i2\ v.. Ann St. natllo Creck-E. R. Smith. 6 E. Main, ltav Clty-C. J. Bloomheld. 211 5th av. it»nton Harbor—PhafT & t yo. Chebovga . -A. J. Finn. 54 Duncan av. lictroit-Jno. II. Owen. 91 Shelby st. Ithaca—James Donaldson. K,TTluroii- iVnnett Bill Posting Co.. 909 St. Joscph-Gco. U Edloft. Hotel Whltcomb. MINNESOTA. Austln-P. 11. Zcnder ft Co.. 406 Mill st. Mankato-C.11. Grleblc. jr.. 209 S. Front st, MInncapolts-J. «. J^ownovcr. ltnchester—W. S. Elklns ft Co. St Paul-J. li. Crownovcr. 39 Winnipeg av. MISSISSIPPI. Corinth—W. E. Patton, Box 164. MISSOURI. Cape Girardeau—C. D. Kago. .1 "rterson City-Oscar M Mil cr.^,224 Madison. Kansas City-Joseph Reld. lib E. 9th =>t. St. Joseph-A. J. Avery, Tootle1 Theatre. St Louis—tt. II. Johnston. 20S N. 13th st. Springnold-W. H. Gorsellne. 2129 Benton av. Warrcnsburg—«• I'- Brunkhart. MONTANA. Butte—llaruols & Son. NEBRASKA. Beatrice, Cage Co.—The J. H. Martin Co. Fremont—U. S. Watts. Lincoln—F. C. Zehrung. 1145 O st. Omaha— It. Carlcton. 218 S. 14th st. NEW JERSEY. Camden—Temple Bill Posting Co., 814 Wal- • nut St.. Philadelphia. Pa. Hackcnsack— Hackensaek Bill Posting Co. Hobokcn—Hobokcn Bill Posting Co., bl New- ark St. , Jersey City—J. F. O'Mealia, 27 Montgomery. Long Branch-G. M. Cbattle. 338 Morris av. Newark—E. M. Slocomb. 369 Market st. I'atterson—Patterson Bill Post. Co., 5 Rampo. Red Bank—L. O. Summersett. 5 Central av. NEW MEXICO. East Las Vegas—Chas. Tamme. NEW YORK. Auburn—Wm. M. Kerr. ._..„',- Albany—Albany Bill Post. & Dist. Co., „a Beaver st. „ , , Batavia—Albert R. Perry. 39 Jackson st. Biiiihamtoii— Abbott oi >-as*ner. _ Brooklyn—The American Bill P. & , Dls '- "- 0 - Buffalo-Whitmier & Filbrick, 200 Wash n st- Ilushnell's Basin—W. E. Burleigh. Cortland—Wallace Bros. Elmira—Chas. F. Berry. 160 Sullivan st. Fulton—Wm. Cook. Lock Box 41. Gloversville-OIin S. Sutliff. 62 Orchard st. Glens Falls—A. M. Cheeseboro. 91 South st. Hudson-Robert M. Terry, 305 Warren st. Jamestowu-Caitucr X. Co.. Syracuse, 221 Mont- LockpoA-Staats' Bill Post. & Dist. Co LitUo Falls—Xorris & Kingsbury. 1 W. Main. Middletown-Thos. Kaln. SS South st. Mt. Morris-Norman A. Seymore. Op House, Mount vernon— SUirr Bros. 5j! hranklin ave. Newburg-N. W. Cor.yes. 69 Henry av. New Y*ork—Harry Munson. 4 Murray st. Ntasara Falls-Mrs. C. Clayton, 21 Thomas. 8SKS«. t ?S££ 1H Weld st. ien^e a cS7-Ha l ;ry 3i F!°Miller. 611 Chape, st. Syracuse—Geo. C. Castner. Saratoga Springs-E. L. Williams, 2o W. Cir- Troy—Mrs. M. E. Dundon, 114 4th st. Tonawanda—Whitmier & Filbrick. Utica-John Napier, 6 Madison st. Whitehall—S. Lamphron. Box li!. Yonkers-W. L. Mildrum& Co. NEVADA. Virginia City-John H. Dunlap Box 24. B NORTH CAROLINA. Ashcville-John D. Plummer. Opera House. OHIO. \kron-Brvan ft Co.. 125 S. Main. Ashtabula-J. L. Smith. . Athens-C. T. Crippen. Union st. Bellefontaine—The Union Ad\. Co., MJ w. Bowling GrVen-A. H. Yonker IS W. Woostcr I!uevrus-F R. Myers, 236 N. Spring St. Cambridge^-Chas. E. Hammond, cor. Gaston Canfon-M.V'Barter. Grand Opera House. cTnein^rw: „. "ste^nner, 519 Main st. CoTumb'usr^Al'imln Tson. 540 E Main st. Cosohcton-Frank II. D.nsmore Box 301. n^r^TM^nojlfl^l.^ D e?aTar^G a eo k d". "SSSSi^S T\rU- "n st. Delphos—Chas. A. Hood. V n»«ii Elyria-J. J. Howlett. 22 West av.. North. SS? 1 !! 7 S P E B mblrt r 'u9 E. Main st. gSe°n^,fe-Lou\fw: Murphy. 131 W. Water. =^?c^S^Sist: Logan—F. A. Koppe. ^nrtd-a-R.'SSily. 232 W 4th st MaHetm-C. P. Thomas 305 Seammal st Minster-Frank Lohman. Newark-E. O. Burroughs Box 296 Norwalk-M. S. Woostcr. 20 W. Mam st Painesvillc-Gray «c Rafter. 411 Wa.nut .t. Piqua—Hixson Bros.. Box St>6. • fortsruouth-R. W. ^odwurk. US ^. od st. •Salem—Harrv S. Warner. <i0 E. btn si. Sandtisky-Chas. Baetz. 101 Jackson st. •shelby—J. M. Fogelson. 36 \\. Main st. S dney-Chas. P. Rodgers. ^ Ma.r, st Springfleld-H. H. Tyner. 22 N. Race^ st. sJeubenvillc-Chas J. Vogel 13 N. od st. Toledo-Bryan ft Co.. »13 *-•'• " H ^ r . st ' Troy—G. A. Brannan. 9 W. Main st. Jroana-C. O. Taylor. 125 E. Court st. Van Wert—Smith ft Lelthy. . Wooster-Gco. Kettler. SS W. Larwill st. Nenia—C. L. McClellan. Youngstown-John M-Evans Rox lj». Zaucsvillo—England Bros., ol N. utb st- OREGON. C6rvallis-G. W. Bigham. Main st. Box^135. MeMlnnvllU—G. F. Bangasser ft t o. Box 38. Portland-John T. Williams. 346 Morrison. 1 ortianu 0KUAHf)MA TER RITOR\. Kihgflsher-Wm. A. Northup. 318 S. Main st. Oklahoma City-Oscar V. Nix. 202H, Grand av. PENNSYLVANIA. Allegheny—J. T. Hudson. Pittsburg. Pa. AlVtitown—N. E. Wormau. 532 Hamilton st. Archibald—Jas. II. Swift. Bethlehem-Jacob F. Yellis. Carbondale—J. O'llearn. In Main st. Carlisle—Wm. M. Moloy. Box 49. Conncllsvllle—Clowes Adv. ft Dist. Co. Dovlestown—Richard S. Heftucr. Dunmore—Reeso ft Long. Franklin—Alexander Bradley, 4 "th st. Hallstead—James S. Claxtou & Co. Harrlsburg-Arthur C. Young. IS X. Third st. Indiana—Harry K. Apple. 709 Philadelphia st. Lebanon—G. H. Soang. 405 Cumberland sL Lancaster—Howard M. Soders. 137 Church st. McDonald, Wash. Co.—The 2 Macs Co. Mansfield—W. IJ>Husted Adv. Co. 67 Main st New Castle—J. G. Loving. Pottstown—Jacob E. Amole. 30 High st, Pottsville—Cbas. L. Weiss. 40 E. Bacon st, Pittsburg—Twin City Distributing Agency. Pittston—R. E. Hankee. 15 S. Main St. Philadelphia—American Bill Posting Co. Reading—H. J. Lindenmuth, 244 FrmklinSt. Scranton—Reese & Long. Tamaqua—G. A. Jacobs, 11 E. Broad st. Wilkesbarre—W. H. Burgunder. WUliamsport—S. M. Bond. Cherry and Rural. RHODE ISLAND. Pawtucket—J. E. McMahon. 43 Summer st, SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston—Charleston B. P. Co., 210 King St. TENNESSEE. Chattanooga—H. S. Holmes. 18 E. 7th st, Covington—H. N. Holshouser, L. B. 457. Memphis—R. S. Douglas. Grand Op. House. Nashville—Jas. L. Hill. 150 N. Cherry st- TEXAS. Beaumont—Welcome Rollins. Box 274. Brownsville—Valle & Hro Adv. Co. Calvert—J. P. Caslmir, Main st- Dallas—H. C. Oury. Galveston—J. E. Howard, Box 134. Houston—Thos. F. O'Leary. 801 Capitol av. San Antonio—Texas Advertising Co; Sherman—J. Long. 117 East Side- Square. Terrell—H. C. Oury. UTAH. Logan—Will Crockett. Box 11. VERMONT. Burlington—P. H. Ward. 151 Maple st. VIRGINIA. Alexandria—C. D. Wright, Washington, D. C. Portsmouth—S. C. Draper. 905 Washington si, Roanoke—W. L. Robertson, Box 297. Staunton—J. H. Bell. Winchester—Cornelius Gibbens. Lock Box 64. WEST VIRGINIA. Charleston—L. il. Ramsey. Address 122 Main st.. Lexington. Ky. Clarksburg—W. L. Dieson. Pike and 3d sts. Martinsburg—F. C. Baker. 246 Queen st. Parkersburg— Parkerburg Adv. Co., 5th and Avery sts. Wheeling—A. W. Rader. 9th st. and Alley C. WISCONSIN. Appleton—Wm. E. Cadman. Box 1225. Fond du Lac—P. B. Haber. Janesville— Peter L. Myers. La Crosse—Aug. Erickson ft Co.. 331 Peart st. Milwaukee—Walter D. Dixon. 5S3 18th sL Oshkosh—J. E. Williams. 24 High st- Racine—W. C. Tiede. 325 Main st, Richland Center—J. A. Coates. Sheboygan—E. J. Keropf, 731 Penn. av. Watertown—F. C. Volckman. 103 Main Bt. WYOMING. Laramie—II. E. Root. WASHINGTON. Colfax—Geo. H. Lennox. North Yakima—Bryson ft Hauser. Box 611. Vancouver—John L. Marsh, Oth st. WASHINGTON, D. C. Clarence D. Wright. 707 1st st. N. W. JOINTED MAGNETIC HAMMERS Just the thing for Card Tackers. The hammer is a true magnet which will never wear out or lose its mag- netic power. Thejointed handle and mechanical device on the side, which holds the card or tin sign enables you to get your work up high —away above the reach of mis- chievous kids. Donaldson IJth. Co., Cincinnati, O. Dear Sirs: I received from you a lew daysago a Magnetic Hammer in - good condition 1 have used the same and find it to be. the finest arti- cle for putting up signs that 1 have ever used. Yours truly. Fleischmaj* & Co. Gardner. Mass. .\V. P. Baruerd, Agt. • I SAVES CLIMBING. • I SAVES WORK..*.* Kn»blfs jnn to give jon- cllentk flrst'ClaiS [.err manent service. PRICES: 36-ln. handled. S section*, %i.m 4"-in. ha«''l>'»- 3 sections. $2.50 DONALDSON LITHO. CO., Sole Agents, CINCINNRTI. Cash Must Accompanv Order. None Sent C.O.D BUBB POSTS BILLS AND DISTRIBUTES CIRCULARS AT WILLIAMSPORT. PENH/L