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Kvansville— Kvansvilte Distributing Co., 317 Upper First st. Ft. Wavne—w. H. Case. 24 N. Miner st. Frankfort—Chas. GoodpaBtor. Goshen—Chas. Krutz. 210 S. 7th St. Oraeacaatla—John W. Cooper. 24 A 26 S. Ind. Hammond—Frank E. Gero. Hartford City—Chas. W. Abbott. Box 165. Indianapolis—Geo. W. Vansyckle, 114 S. Ilia. Jeffersonvi:ie—L. H. Ramsey. Lexington. Ky. Kokomo—H. E. Henderson. 42 N. Main St. LaFayette—LaFayette BUI Post. & Dlst. Co. LaPorte—W. C. Miller. 620 Main St. Lebanon—James S. Selver, W. North st. Logansport—Chas. Sehlolger, 215 6th st. Madison—Jas. O'Donnell. Marlon—John L. Wood. 920 S. Branson st. Mitchell—W. M. Munson. Jr. Muncie—Geo. W. Vansyckle, Room 3, P. O Bldg. New Albany—R. K. Brown. Peru—Chas. W. Stutesman, P. O. Box 114. Portland—Geo. D. Sebring. Rockport—Robt. M. Smith. 700 Him st. Shelbyvllle—T. F. Chafee & Son. Terre Haute—Jas. M. Dishon, 29 S. fith at. Union City—Ed. It. Thurston. 124 Walnut st. Wabash—Harter Bros.. Market at. INDIAN TERRITORY. I-ureell—Q. W. Brown. IOWA. Burlington—A. E. Drier, 41S Maple at Clinton—H. F. Sanger. 511 S. 2d St. Council Bluffs—C. W. Nichols. 5501 Avenue A. DesMolnes—Chna.W. Orris. 1601 DesMolnes at. Dubuque—A. Leonard. 850 W. Locust at. LeMars—Wm. O. Light. 8Ioux City—A. B. Beall. friatanat. Madison County—Arthur Gordoa. KANSAS. Atchison—J. G. Shaffer. Ill 3. 6th at, Atchison—Atchison Adv. and Dlst. Co. Lock Box 138. Leavenworth—C. B. Hathawav. 101a Osage St. Parsons—Howard Graves. L. B. 124. Wichita—E. L. Martling. mgr.. Opera House. KENTUCKY. Bellevue—Ottlng * Son. (Add. Newport, Ky.) Covington—O. P. Falrchild A Co. 24 E. 6th st. Dayton—Ottlng & Son. (Add. Newport, Ky.) Frankfort—Geo. W. Reock. 334 Conway St. Henderson—Jas. L. Lambert, jr.. 216 2d. Lebanon—R. L. Nesbltt. Lexington—L. H. Ramsey. 122 E. Main at. Louisville—Falls City'B. P. Co., 122 E. Mam St. Lexington. . Newport-G. H. Ottlng & Son. 608 York st. Owensboro—Owensboro Bill Posting Co. Paducah—H. J. Harth. 426 S. Seventh st. LOUISIANA. Alexandria—T. N. Carnahan. Box 386. Baton Rouge—Alfred O. Devllle, 616 Main St. DonalJsouvilie—Landry &ls a 1. Box 231. New Orleans—J. Garllck. 633 Commercial PI. Shreveport—Ed. H. Seaman. MAINE. Bangor—Thomas W. Burr. 47 Hammond. Bath—Edwin L. Emmons. 33 Lincoln at. Mechanic Falls—Jordan Adv. Co.. 62 Elm st. MARYLAND. Baltimore— John H. Jones. 238 S. Mount at. cor. McHenry at. Baltimore—John J. Sterner, 1741 E. Lombard. Easton—John R. Thompson. MASSACHUSETTS. Attleboro—Abel W. GUson. 12 Holman St. Beverly—Luther Cahoon, 44 Cabot st. Boston—J. Donelly'a Sons. 7 Knapp at. Boston—R. D. Leonard. 228 Tremont St. Brockton—W. F. Gurney. 12 Elbrldge Place. Fall River—Chas. A. Page, U01 Plymouth av. Lowell—Chas. L. Lowe, 201 Middlesex at. New Bedford—A. E. Hathaway, 100 Pleasant. Newburyport—W. A. & S. M. Noyea. 39 Pleas- ant at. . Taunton—A. B. White, 45 Cohanet at. Uxbridge—W. W. Ramsey. Box 363. MICHIGAN. Albion—W. C. Eslow. Alpena— R. Nolan. 123 White St. Ann Arbor—Kearns Bl Strong. 123 H Ann St. Battle Creek—E. R. Smith. 6 E. Main. Bay City—C. J. Bloomfleld. 211 6th av. Beuton Harbor—Shaff & Kve. 289 High St. Cheboygan—A. J. Finn. 54 Duncan av. Detroit—The National Dist. Co., 78 Pine st. Detroit—Henry Doska & Co.. 221 Wilkins St. Urand RapldB—Geo. M. Leonard, 17 Huron. Hancock—Jas. W. Troyer. Box 197. Ithaca—James Donaldson. Jackson—Stevenson A Solomon, 115 Mill st. Kalamazoo—J. E. McCarthy, 108 Portage at. Manistee—Mrs. J. W. Tennant. Muskegon—Peter P. Steketee. 38 E. Walton st_ Pontiac—Samuel J. Burgess, 68 Green St. Port Huron— Bennett Bill Posting Co.. 909 Military. Saginaw—E. D. Moore. 334 N. 7th st. MINNESOTA. Austin—P. H. Zender & Co., 406 Mill St. MISSISSIPPI. Corinth—W. B..Patton. Box 164. MISSOURI. DcSoto—John Linsley Downer. Kansas City—Joseph Reid. loo E. 9th St. St. Joseph—A. J. Avery, Tootle Theatre. NEBRASKA. Fremont—U. S. Watta. Fremont—M. M. Irwin. Fremont—Jos. F. Stein, 317 Main St. Lincoln—F. C. Zehrung. U45 O at. Lincoln—A. Proctor, 1526 N. street. NSW HAMPSHIRE. Dover—Lewis A. Hanson. NEW JERSEY. Camden—Temple Bill Posting Co.. 814 Wal- nut st.. Philadelphia. Pa. Hackensack—Hackensack Bill Posting Co. Hobokan—Hoboken Bill Posting Co.. 61 New- Jersey City—J. F. O'Mealla. 27 Montgomery. Newark—E. M. Slocomb. 369 Market st. Patterson—Patterson Bill Post. Co.. 5 Rampo. Red Bank—L. O. SummersetL 5 Central av. Trenton—Bayard Van Fleet. 123 E. State st. NEW MEXICO. East Laa Vegas—Chas. Tamme. NEW YORK. Albany-Albany BUI Post- * Dlst. Co., » Beaver st. . ._ Batavla—Albert R, Perry, S9 Jackson at. Biughamtoii—Abbott & Castncr. Brooklyn—The American BUI P. * Dlst. Co. Buffalo—Whltmler A Fllbrlck. 200 Wash'n at. Canandalgua—William F. Mosher. Cortland—Wallace Bros. Elmlra—Chas. F. Berry. 160 Sullivan at Fulton—Wm. Cook,' Lock Box 41. Oloveraville—OHn S. Sutllff. 62 Orchard at. Glens Falls—A. M. Cheesebro. 91 South st. Hudson—Robert M. Terry. 305 Warren at. lamesiown—Ca>tner Ki Co. Lockport—Staata' Bill Post. A Dlst. Co. LltUe Falls—Norrla ft Kingsbury. 1 W. Main. Middletown—Thos. Kaln. 88 South at.. Mouut Vernon—Starr Bros., 3S2 Franklin ave. New York—Harry Munson. 4 Hurray st. Niagara Falls—Mrs. C. Clayton. 21 Thomas. Olean—The Olean BUI Posting Co.. Tower Bldg. Oneida—Allen G. Stone. Oneonta—A. L. Caulkins. (Member I. A. D.J Oswego—Jos. A. Wallace. Rochester—J. E. Stroyer, 27S E. Main st. Rome—A. W. Joplin. 116 First St. Salamanca—C. R. Gibson. Schenectady—Harry F. Miller. 6U Chapel St. Syracuse—Geo. C. Castner, 221 Montgomery st. Saratoga Springs—E. L. Williams. 25 W. Cir- cular. Tonawanda—Whltmler A Fllbrlck. Whitehall—S. Lamphron. Box 132. Yonkers—W. L. Mlldrum ft Co. NEVADA. Virginia City—John H. Dunlap. Box 24. NORTH CAROLINA. Greensboro—J. W. Griffith. 22514 E. Elm at OHIO. Akron—Bryan ft Co.. 125 S. Main. Bellefontalne—Union Adv. Co. Bowling Green—A. H. Yonker. 18 W. Wooster Bryan—Paul B. Elder. Bucyrua— F. R. Myers. 236 N. Spring st. Canton—M. C. Barber. Grand Opera House. Cincinnati—W. H. Stelnbrenner, 619 Main at. Circleville—Baughman Bros. Columbus—F. Altman ft Son. 540 E. Main at. Conneaut—A C. Phillips. Main st. Coshocton—Frank P. Hagans. Cleveland—Bryan ft Co.. 17-19 High st. Dayton—Jaa. B. McConnon, 721 E. 2d St. Delaware—Geo. D. McGulre, 169 S. Frank- lin at. Delphos—Chas. A. Hood. Flndlay—P. B. Oliver. Hamilton—Geo. W.Riely, Box ?V- Ironton—H. C. Crossley, 109 N. oth st. Kenton—Jos. C. Warvel. 323 E. Franklin at. Lima—W. C. Tlrrill ft Co., 216 W. Market st. Logan—7. A. Koppe. Manafleld—E. R. Endly. 232 W. 4th St. Martin's Ferry—A. W. Kader, 9th St. and Alley C. Wheeling, W. Va. Middletown—Buckles & Barnet. Mt. Vernon—Haymea Bros., Public Square. Newark—Burroughs & McFarland, Box 296. Portsmouth—R. W. Lodwick. 118 W. 3d st. Sidney—Chas. P. Rodgers, 550 Main st. Springfield—H. H. Tyner, 22 N. Race st. Toledo—Bryan ft Co., 513 St. Clair st. Troy—G. A. Brannan, 9 W. Main St. Urbana—C. O. Taylor. 125 E. Court St. Wooster—Geo. Kettler. 88 W. Larwlll st. ZanesvUle—England Bros.. 31 N. 5th st. OREGON. Corvallls—G. W. Bigham. Main St.. Box 135. McMlnnville—G. F. Bangasser £ Co., Box 38. Portland—John T. Williams. 346 Morrison. OKLAHOMA TERRITORY. EI Reno—W. I. Goff. Guthrie—G. W. Foster. L. B. 26fi. Klngflsher—Win. A. Northup, 318 S. Main at. PENNSYLVANIA. Allegheny—Twin Cities Dist. Agcy.,Pittsburg. Allentown—N. E. Worman, 532 Hamilton il Beaver Falls—C. Edgar Myers, 1123 7th av. Carhondale—J. O'Hearn. 15 Main at. Carlisle—Wm. M. Meloy. Box 49. Carlisle—Geo. Cramer. 133 W. Pomfret st. Connellsvllle—Clowes Adv. & Dlst. Co. Doylestown—Richard S. Heffner. Dunmore—Reese ft Long. Easton—F. H. Walser. Bank and Pine sts. Emlenton—W. L. Pierce, U0 Main st. Franklin—Alexander Bradley, 4 13th st. Hallstead—Jamea S. Claxton ft Co. Harrlsburg—Arthur C. Young, 18 N. Third st. Indiana—Harry K. Apple. 709 Philadelphia at. Johnstown—Geo. E. Updegrave & Co. Lancaster—H. M. Soders. Lebanon—Chas. A. Oliver. McDonald, Wash. Co.—Tne 2 Macs Co. Mansfield—W. D. HuBted Adv. Co. 67 Main at. Millersburg—Roscoe C. Hinkle. Minersville—Robert S. Kear. Natrona—G. W. Blake. (Member I. A. D.) Natrona—E. L. Russell. Oil City—H. A. Taylor. Philadelphia—American Billposting Co., 814 Walnut st Pittsburg—Twin Cities Dist. Agency. Plttaton—R. E. Hankee, 15 S. Main st. Pottstown—J. EL Amole. PottavUle—Chas. L. Weiss. 40 E. Bacon St. Punxsutawney—G. W. Moore ft Co., Box 164. Reading—Wm. D. Cooke. Scranton—Reese 64 Long. 31s Lindon st. Titus vllle—I. H. Thomas, 130 N. Brown St. Wilkesbarre—M. H. Burgunder. WUIIamsport— S. H. Bond, Cherry and RuraL Wllllamsport—Geo. H. Bubb. WILLIAMSPORT. PA.-GHO H. BUBB. CITV BILLPOSTER AND GBN'L OUT-DOOR ADV. AGENT FOR ALL LYCOMING CO RHODE ISLAND. Pawtucket—J. E. McMahon. 43 Summer C*. Providence—New England Bulletin Sign Co. 909 Banigan Bldg. SOUTH CAROLINA. Beaufort—N. Brady. Charleston—Bernard Advertising Service. Columbia—R. S. Marks & Co.. 1425 Gates sL Sumter—Jt. M. Jones. TENNESSEE. Chattanooga—H. S. Holmes, 16 E. 7th st. Columbia—Jas. Y. Helm. Covington—H. N. Holshouser, L. B. 457. Memphis—R. S. Douglas. Grand Op. House. Nashville—Jas. L. HU1. 15b N. Cherry St. Pulaski—A. M. Notgrass.. Union City—Oscar R. Crews. TEXAS. Beaumont—Welcome Rollins. Box 274. Brownsville—Valle & Bro Adv. Co. Calvert—J. P. Caslmlr, Main at. Galveston—J. E. Howard. Box 134. Houston—Thos. F. O'Leary, 801 Capitol ar. Sherman—J. Long, 117 East Side Square. VERMONT. Bennington—Henry Dietel, 225V4 Depot st. Burlington—P. H. Ward. 151 Maple at. Walt's River—O. C. Croxford. VIRGINIA. Alexandria—C. D. Wright. Washington. D. C. Charlottesville— R J. l'aoli. 2to N. 4th st Portsmouth—S. C. Draper. 905 Washington St. Roanoke—W. L. Robertson. Box 297. Staunton—J. H. Bell. Winchester—Cornelius Glbbens. Lock Box 64. WEST VIRGINIA. Clarksburg—W. L. Dleson, Pike and 3d sts. Martlnsburg—F. C. Baker. 246 Queen at. Parkersburg—Parkerburg Adv. Co.. 6th and Avery sts. ... _ Wheeling—A. W. Rader. 9th st. and Alley C. WISCONSIN. Appleton—Wm. E. Cadmau. Box 67. Fond du Lac—P. B. Haber. Janesvllle— Peter L. Myers. La Crosse—Aug. Erlckson ft Co.. 331 Pearl St. Milwaukee—Walter D. Dixon. 583 18th at. Oshkosh—J. E. Williams. 24 High at. Racine—W. C- Tlede. 325 Main at. Richland Center—J. A. Coatee. Sheboygan—E. J. Kempf. 731 Penn. av. ■Waterloo—John Leaver. West Superior— J. W. 'Palmer, 2002 Ohio Ave. A. F. Morris, manager. 10 Lefeuvre Block. Vancouver, B. C. WYOMING. Laramie—H. E. Root. WASHINGTON. Colfax—Geo. H. Lennox. North Yakima—Bryson ft Hauser, Box 611. LEON W. WASHBURN'S GREAT SOUTHERN MINSTREL CO. Has the greatest variety, and more special printing and stand work than any other minstrel organization. We are the originators and promoters of every novelty known in advertising, and have the most artistic and novel designs to announce our arrival in all the principal cities throughout the land. P. S.—Billposters, lake Notice. THE NATIONAL FLAG COMPANY Block of Flint, Faulkner, Wade and Denman Sts., Telephone 7*85. CINCINNATI, OHIO, - MANUFACTURERS OF - FUGS, BANNERS, STREAMERS, MUSLIN SIGNS, PAPER LANTERNS, FESTOONING, ETC. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. PROGRESSIVE BILLPOSTERS ALL BUY OUR «*Q" PASTE, made especially for their use, because far BETTER than home-made, more convenient and certainly CHEAPER. Will not sour and will k«ep ^, for an indefinite length of time. On receipt of Jj.jo — ^^^^^— ^m^^™^bi^^»^- will ship you a sample barrel holding over 250 pounds, out of which can make fully three barrels, by reducing with cold water as needed. Many billposter* act as our agents and control local paper hangers' trade as well as others, and why not you? If interested at all write us. THE INDIANAPOLIS T*fKSTE. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Paste. CO. NORTHWEST BILLPOSTING CO., PORTLAND, ORE. J. T. WILLIAMS, Sec'y. Established 1868. Population, 95,000. PLneB YOUR eONTRAOT FOR DISTRIBUTING, SAMPLING, SIGN TACKING, WITH EDW. B. BRIBGBR'S ABV C0.. licensed a dvertisers. member i. a. or d «^ ATLANTA, COLUMBUS AND ADJACENT TOWNS, general office, Atlanta, ga.