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Nathan Morris Home-528 S. Illinois.
National Association of Cement Users- 3d floor Commercial Club bldg. Charles S. Brown, Sec.
National Association of Manufacturers of the United States of America-181/2 W. Market. David M. Parry, Pres.
National Encampment United Spanish War Veterans-706 Newton Claypool bldg. Russell B. Harrison, General. Adjutant
National Wholesale Druggists' Associa- tion-Joseph E. Toms, Sec., 402 Com- mercial Club bldg.
Neighborhood House-905 Indiana av. Blanche Weaver in charge.
Pfaelzer Gegenseitiger Unterstuetzungs Verein-Meets at 126 S. Delaware first Sunday of every month at 2 p. m.
Plattdeutscher Unterstuetzungs Verein- Meets at 217 E. Wash. last Monday evening of each month.
Plymouth Brethren-Meets at
21 E.
North.
Policy Holders National League-528 Law bldg. Alvin T. Coate, Sec.
Printers' Board of Trade of Indianapolis- 728 Newton Claypool bldg.
Propylaeum The-15-19 E. North. Mrs. May Wright Sewall, Pres .; Mrs. Eliza- beth V. Pierce, Treas .; Mrs. E. H. Bar- bour, Curator.
Prussian Benefit Association-Meets at Columbia Hall last Sunday of every month at 2 p. m. C. W. Brehob, Sec.
Republican State Committee-Hotel Eng- fish. James P. Goodrich, Chairman.
Rescue Mission and Home-406 S. Penn. Wm. V. Wheeler, Supt.
St. Aloysius Young Men's Society-Meets every Wednesday at St. Cecilia Hall, Sacred Heart School bldg.
St. Boniface Benevolent Society-Meets monthly in St. Mary's Hall.
St. Cecilia Men's Society-Meets fourth Sunday of every month in St. Cecilia's Hall, Sacred Heart School bldg.
St. Clare's Young Ladies' Society-Meets third Sunday of every month in St. Ce- cilia Hall, Sacred Heart School bldg.
St. Francis Mutual Aid Society-Meets first Sunday of every month in Sacred Heart Church.
St. Joseph Benevolent Society-Meets monthly at St. Mary's Hall.
St. Paul M. E. Endeavor-St. Paul's M. E. Church. Leona Essex, Sec.
St. Vincent de Paul's Benevolent Society -Meets every Friday afternoon at St. John's Hall, cor. Capitol av. and Geor- gia.
Salvation Army Headquarters-38-42 S. Capitol av.
Schwaben Benefit Association-Meets at 217 E. Wash. every third Sunday at 2 p. m.
Scroll and Sword Society-Meets at But- ler College.
Scripps-McRae Press Assn-123-125 E. Ohio.
Shippers' Protective League of Indiana- 819 State Life bldg. D. T. Bacon, Com- missioner; Charles R. Jones, Sec.
Sigma Nu Phi, Indiana Alpha Chapter- 73 Fitzgerald bldg. Meets first Friday each month. Joseph H. C. Denman, Sec. and Treas.
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MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
Social Turnverein-Henry Moody, Pres. Meets every Sunday at Turner Park. Social Turnverein of Indianapolis-Meets at German House first
and third Wednesday of each month.
Socialer Turnverein Stock Association- Das Deutsche Haus. Herman Lieber, Pres .; Clemens Vonnegut, jr., Sec.
Socialist Party-38-39, 134 E. Wash. Wm. H. Barrett, Sec.
Socialistic Saengerbund-Meets at 801 S. Delaware every Tuesday evening.
Society of Christian Mothers for the La- dies of Sacred Heart Parish-Meets every second Sunday after vespers in Sacred Heart bldg.
Society of Colonial Dames of Indiana- Mrs. E. F. Hodges, Pres .; Mrs. T. A. Wagner, Rec. Sec.
South Side Ladies' Turner Society-Meets at South Side Turner Hall.
South Side Schwaben Benefit Association -Meets at South Side Turner Hall sec- ond Sunday of each month.
South Side Smoking Casino-Meets sec- ond and fourth Thursdays of month at Columbia Hall.
South Side Turnverein-236 Prospect.
State Publication Committee for Churches (Christian Science) and Societies of In- diana-R. Stanhope Easterday, Sec., 15 Lombard bldg.
State Sunday School Association of Indi- ana-316 Law bldg. Rev. E. W. Hal- penny, Sec.
Summer Mission for Sick Children-306 N. Delaware. C. S. Grout. Sec.
Sydenham Society of the Medical College of Indiana-Meets every alternate Sat- urday night at the College. G. L. Mar- shall, Sec.
Theosophical Society of America, Indi- anapolis Branch (Department of the Universal Brotherhood)-Meets at 923 Ft. Wayne av. every Sunday evening. Thirteenth Indiana Veteran Association- Meets in Circuit Court Room, Court House, Wednesday of State Fair week. Travelers' Protective Association of America-310 N Illinois. Harry S. Hunter, Sec.
Twenty-one Benefit Society-Meets 4th Sunday, each month. Fred Grossart, Pres .; August Tamm, Treas. and Sec.
Twenty-five Benevolent
Society-Meets
at
on call Kluge, Sec. Columbia Hall. Gustav Twenty-four Columbia Mutual Benefit Society-Meets first Sunday of month at Columbia Hall.
Unabhaengiger Turnverein-Meets second Wednesday in each month at Turn Halle, N. E. cor. Ohio and Illinois.
Union Fraternalle Francaise-Meets first Monday each month. Edward DuBois, Sec.
United Commercial Travelers of America -Meets first and third Saturday even- ings of each month. John F. Rollins, Sec., 1124 Shelby.
Universal Brotherhood Lodge No. 83- Meets at 923 Ft. Wayne av. every Sun- day evening.
Vacant Lots Cultivation Society-C. S. Grout, Sec., 306 N. Delaware.
Verband Deutscher Vereine (Union of German Societies)-Meets first Monday of each month at Independent Turnve- rein Hall. Jacob W. Loeper, Sec.
Volunteers of American-529 W. Wash. Frederick J. Preston, Adjutant.
Washington Bowling Association-1415 E. Wash. Wm. W. Wiese, Sec.
Western Flint Bottle Mnfrs Protective Assn-704 Terminal bldg. C. B. Bur- bank, Asst. Sec.
Womans' Christian Temperance Union- Hattie W. Brand, Sec., 1403 Ashland av.
Woman's Exchange-221 N. Penn. Belle Campbell, Mngr.
Women's Auxiliary of the Independent Turnverein-Meets at Turn Halle. Mrs. Oscar Ruther, Sec.
Women's Social and Business Union of Roberts Park Church- Anna Baggs, Sec.
Working Men's Protective Assn-51 Bald- win bldg. T. J. Riggs, Sec.
Working Men's Sick and Death Benefit Society-Meets Columbia Hall last Sun- day of each month. Richard Hensey, Sec.
Young Men's Christian Association-33 N. Illinois. Charles H. Badger, Pres .; Henry C. Atkins, Vice-Pres .; A. H. God- ard Genl. Sec.
Young Men's Christian Association (Col- ored)-31612 Indiana av.
Young Men's Christian Association (Rail- road Dept.)-Cor. Station and Roose- velt av., Brightwood. Elwin W. Titus, Sec.
Young Women's Christian Association- 329 N. Penn. Mrs. T. C. Day, Pres .; Cornelia P. Souther, Genl. Sec .; Bessie Harris, State Sec .; Mary R. Lee, Sec.
Zweiundzwanziger Unterstuetzungs Ve- rein-Meets at Germania Hall first Sun- day in each quarter at 10 a. m.
MUSICAL SOCIETIES.
Concordia Society-Meets at Germania Hall the first Sunday of each month.
Harugari Saengerchor-Meets at 29 S. Delaware every Sunday morning. Indianapolis Liederkranz-Meets at Ger- mania Hall every Thursday. Joseph Behringer, Pres .; Gustav Dongus, Sec .; Karl Riegner, director.
Indianapolis Maennerchor - Rehearsals Tuesday and Friday evenings at Maen- nerchor Hall. Rudolph M. Mueller, Sec .; Franz Bellinger, Director.
Mendelsshon Club-Meets at 10141% E. Washington every Tuesday evening. Charles G. Dammeyer, Pres .; Edward Prange, Sec .; John F. Spier, Treas .; Theodore Seuel, Musical Director:
Musik Verein-Meets at German House every Tuesday and Friday at 8 p. m. Alexander Ernestinoff, Director.
Philharmonic Club-Meets at s e cor New York and Illinois every Monday evening of each month. Oscar Bryan, Sec .; Ed- ward Nell, Musical Director.
Roberts Park Choral Society-550 N Me- ridian.
Tabernacle Choral Society-Cor. 11th and Meridian.
BANDS OF MUSIC.
American Military Band-Gustav Krum- me, Director; Louis Koerner, Genl. Mngr., 1381/2 E. Wash.
Beiser's Orchestra-Henry Beiser, Mngr. and Prompter, 1445 Chestnut.
City Band The - Henry Sprengpfeil, Mngr .; R. A. Miller, Director, 301 Ken- tucky av.
First Regiment U. R. K. P. Military Band -J. W. Sleight, Director and Business Mngr, 624 E. Vermont.
Hart's Orchestra-1211 N. Capitol av. Henry V. Hart, Mngr.
Houghton's Military Band and Orchestra -Alfred Houghton, Director, 725 E. New York.
Indianapolis Military Band-124 E. Court. Henry Beiser, Mngr .; Henry W. Klaus- mann, Director.
Irvington Band - 209 S. Audubon rd.
Henry G. McKinzie, Leader.
Mayer's Band and Orchestra-217 E. Wash. Frank J. Mayer, Director.
Montani Bros. Orchestra-312 N. Ala-
bama. Guy Montani, Leader.
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
News Boys' Band-James B. Vandawork- er, Leader, 4th floor Franklin bldg, 531/2 Monument pl.
Ostendorf's Band and Orchestra-139 N. Illinois. Louis R. Ostendorf, Leader. Panden Bros.' Orchestra-410 W. New York.
Seneff's Ladies' Military Band-Joseph H. Seneff, Leader, 615 E. Morris.
Zumpfe's Orchestra-203 State Life bidg. Wm. A. Zumpfe, Leader.
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS.
American Farmer (monthly)-38 S Penn. Established 1885. Solon L. Goode, mngr. 50 cents per annum.
American High School The (monthly)- Charlotte Myrick, editor, 10 W Pearl. 50c per annum.
American Tribune (weekly)-46 Fitzger- ald bldg. American Tribune Co., proprs. $1 per annum.
Architect, Builder and Contractor The- 518 Majestic bldg. R. H. Brown, pub. $1.00 per annum.
Awakener The (monthly)-25c per annum. Published by State Sunday School Assn. Beulah Buchanan, editor, 44 N Dela- ware.
Bank Notes (Bi-monthly)-Levey Bros & Co (Inc), publishers. 30c per annum. 15-23 W. Maryland.
Buchdrucker Zeitung-646 Newton Clay- pool bldg. Est. 1872. Official organ of the German International Typograph- ical Union.
Busy World The (monthly)-Est. 1885. Published by the Indianapolis Business University, 82 When bldg. 50 cents per annum.
Butler Collegian The (monthly)-Educa- tional. Est. 1886. Published by the fac- ulty of Butler College, Irvington.
Carpenter The (monthly) - Auspices United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, 505 State Life bldg. 50 cents per annum.
Catholic Columbian Record (weekly)-2 Unity bldg. James D. Dunigan, mngr. Central States Medical Magazine-S. E. Earp, M. D., editor, 2412 Kentucky av. Chronicle The (monthly)-K. and L. of H. official organ. L. B. Lockard mngr. 429 N Penn. 50 cents per annum.
Clay-Worker The (monthly)-227 E. Ohio. T. A. Randall & Co., proprs. $2 per annum.
Daily Echo The-Published daily by pupils ยท of the Indpls. High School, n e cor. Penn and Michigan. $2 per annum.
Eastern Star The (monthly)-5 The Windsor. Published by Nettie Rans- ford. $1 per annum. Educator-Journal The (monthly)-606 Commercial Club bldg. Est. 1900. The Educator-Journal Co., pubs. $1 per an- num.
Fanciers' Gazette (monthly)-829 E. Wash. Est. 1883. Fanciers' Gazette Co., pubs. 50 cents per annum.
Farm Star The-58 Monument pl. The Star Publishing Co. pubs. Published every Saturday. $1 per annum. Freeman The-Published every Saturday by George L. Knox, 309 Indiana av. $1.50 per annum.
German Telegraph (morning)-Est. 1864. 31 S. Delaware. Published daily by the Gutenberg Co. $6 per annum.
Glocke (Die) (German Catholic Weekly)- Est. 1880. Published every Thursday. $2 per annum. Wm. Kuhlmann. propr. Wm. Aleiter, mngr. 221-222 Lemcke bldg.
Grafter The-18 W. Market. The Grafter Publishing Co. pubs.
Hartwig-Kalley National Missionary
(monthly)-Est. 1899. Ella H. Kalley, editor. 5739 Railroad (I.) $1 per an- num.
Hustler's Magazine The (monthly)-224 Unity bldg. $1.00 per annum.
Independent The (weekly)-Est. 1880. Published every Saturday by Sol. P. Hathaway, 23 W. Ohio. $2 per annum. Indiana Farmer-A weekly journal of the farm, home and garden. Est. 1847. In- diana Farmer Co., proprs., 3012 N. Del- aware. 60c per annum.
Indiana Medical Journal (monthly)-25 Willoughby bldg. Est. 1870. Indiana Medical Journal Pub. Co., proprs. $1 per annum.
Indiana Quarterly Magazine of History- Wm. E. Henry, Mngr .; George S. Cott- man, Editor. $1 per annum.
Indiana Reporter (semi-monthly)-626 E. 11th. The Indiana Conference Seventh Day Adventists, pubs.
Indiana State Sentinel (Democratic)-Est. 1822. Published every Wednesday by The Indianapolis Sentinel Co., 27-33 S. Illinois. 50 cents per annum.
Indiana Tribune (German, afternoon)-31 S. Delaware. The Gutenberg Co., pubs. $5 per annum.
Indianapolis Commercial Reporter The (daily)-77 Fitzgerald bldg., Reporter Pub. Co., pubs. $5 per annum.
Indianapolis Live Stock Journal The (daily) -- The Indianapolis Live Stock Journal and Printing Co., proprs. Union Stock Yards.
Indianapolis Morning Star (Independent) -58 Monument pl, The Star Publishing Co., pubs. Ernest Bross, Editor-in- Chief. Published daily and Sunday. $5.00 per annum, 1 cent per copy.
Indianapolis News The (Independent)- 36-38 W. Washington. Est. 1869. Charles R. Williams, editor; Hilton U. Brown, manager. Published every afternoon ex- cept Sunday. $5 per annum by carrier or mail; 2 cents per copy.
Indianapolis Sentinel (Democratic)-27-33 S. Illinois. Est. 1822. Published daily by the Indianapolis Sentinel Co. Daily, $6; including Sunday edition, $8 per annum. Indianapolis Sun The-123-125 E. Ohio. The Sun Publishing Co., proprs. Pub- lished every afternoon except Sunday. $3.00 per annum by mail; by carrier, 6 cents per week.
Indianapolis Trade Journal The (weekly) -W. H. Robson, pub., 309 Commercial Club bldg. $1 per annum.
Indianapolis World The (weekly)-15, 24 S. Illinois. A. E. Manning, mngr .; Gurley Brewer, editor. $2 per annum.
Industrial Independent The (monthly)- 18 W. Market, The Industrial Inde- pendent Publishing Co., pubs. 50c per annum.
Inland Poultry Journal (monthly)-25 W. Wash. Est. 1896. Inland Poultry Jour- nal Publishing Co., pubs. 25 cents per annum.
Jersey Bulletin (weekly)-124 S. Illinois. Est. 1883. D. H. Jenkins, pub. Issued every Wednesday. $1.00 per annum.
Junior Builders (monthly)-36 Central Trust bldg. Christian Woman's Board of Missions, pubs. 25 cents per annum. Knights of Fidelity News (weekly)-114 Virginia av. Est. 1891. Albert W. Low- ry, propr. $2.00 per annum.
Locomotive Firemen's Magazine (month- ly)-Est. 1885. George W. Goding, ed- itor and mngr, 308-314 Commercial Club bldg.
Madame (monthly)-The Ford Publishing Co., publishers, Arthur S. Ford, mngr .; Henry F. Harris, editor, 48 Monument pl. $1.00 per annum.
Marion County Mail (weekly)-Leo K.
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NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS-POST OFFICE.
Fesler, pub. 400 Century bldg. $1.00 per annum.
Masonic Advocate (monthly)-Martin H. Rice, editor and pub. 14 Masonic Tem- ple, $1.00 per annum.
Matson's Monthly-701 Lemcke bldg. Est. 1887. J. F. Matson, pub.
Medical and Surgical Monitor (monthly) -Est. 1898. Dr. Simon P. Scherer, mng. editor; Dr. F. C. Heath, editor; Dr. Charles R. Sowder, asso. editor. 513 N. Delaware.
Missionary Tidings-Published monthly by the Christian Woman's Board of Missions. 50 cents per annum. 35 Cen- tral Trust bldg.
Municipal Engineering-Est. 1890. Mu- nicipal Engineering Co., pubs. 408 Com- mercial Club bldg. $2.00 per annum.
National Detective and Police Review (monthly)-Circulation, 14,500. 3d floor 160 E. Market. Review Publishing Co., pubs. $2.00 per annum.
Octographic Review (religious weekly)- Rear 904 Udell. Kate W. Sommer, pub. $1.50 per annum.
Odd Fellows' Talisman (monthly)-2 Odd Fellows' Hall. Est. 1867. F. Foster Rey- nolds, pub. $2.00 per annum.
Our Standard (semi-monthly)-Room 11, 24 S. Illinois. J. Frank Callen, pub. $1.00 per annum.
Patriot Phalanx (weekly, prohibition)- Clark & Clark, pubs. 119 W. Maryland. $1.00 per annum.
Pentecost Herald (semi-monthly)-Est. April 1, 1894. Grace Publishing Co., pubs. 223 N. New Jersey. 75 cents per annum.
Phi Gamma Delta The (monthly) (Col- lege Greek Letter)-532 Newton Clay- pool bldg. C. M. Zener, editor. $2.00 per annum.
Physio-Medical Record The (monthly)- Est. 1898. E. M. Haggard, editor. 719 State Life bldg.
Pulpit Monthly Magazine-The Pulpit Magazine Co., pubs. 515 Traction Ter- minal bldg. $1.00 per annum.
Pythian Journal (monthly)-Est. 1874. Al- fred M. Preston, pub, r 1, 913 E. Wash. $1 per annum.
Reader Magazine The-9-11 W Wash. The Bobbs-Merrill Co., pubs., $3 per annum. Recorder The (weekly)-414 Indiana av. George P. Stewart, pub. $1 per annum. Rough Notes The (monthly)-920 Law bldg. Est. 1878. Published by the Rough Notes Co. $2 per annum.
Silent Evangelist The-522 Mass. av. 25 cents per annum. Spottvogel Der (German)-Published every Sunday by The Gutenberg Co., 31 S. Delaware. $2 per annum.
Sunday Sentinel-27-33 S. Illinois. Pub- lished every Sunday by the Indianapolis Sentinel Co. $2 per annum.
Swine Breeders' Journal (semi-monthly) -939-941 S. Illinois. Morris Printing Co., pubs. 50 cents per annum.
Teamsters' Magazine (monthly)-401 Uni- ty bldg. Cornelius P. Shea, editor.
Typographical Journal The-John W. Bramwood, pub. 648 Newton Claypool bldg. 50 cents per annum.
Union The (weekly) (official organ Indi- ana Federation of Labor and the Central Labor Union of Indianapolis)-Est. 1889. Edwin F. Gould, pub., 16, 119 W. Mary- land. $1 per annum.
United Mine Workers' Journal The (week- ly)-Est. 1891. Official organ of the United Mine Workers of America. Samuel M. Sexton, editor. 1102 State Life bldg. $1 per annum.
Up-to-Date Farming-J. A. Everitt, pub., 227 W. Wash.
Volksblatt (German weekly)-Published
by The Gutenberg Co., 31 S. Delaware. $2 per annum.
Western Horseman The-36 Fitzgerald bldg. Published every Friday by the Western Horseman Co. $2 per annum. Winona Assembly Review The (issued daily during July and August)-Rev. S. C. Dickey, D. D., editor. Office 118 Monument pl.
Wood Worker The (monthly)-Est. 1882. 407 Commercial Club bldg. S. H. Smith, propr. $1 per annum.
POST OFFICE.
Government Building-S. E. cor. Penn. and Market.
Postmaster-Henry W. Bennett.
Assistant Postmaster-John E. Shideler. General Offices-East end of vestibule. Cashier-Frank J. Richmann.
Auditor-Joseph E. Haskell.
Finance Clerks-Albert Leap, David M. Elliott.
Office hours from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m. Sun- day from 9 to 10 a. m.
Station A-Charles E. Beatty, Supt .; Jere- miah T. Hurlburt, Clerk.
Station B-John G. Edmunds, Supt .; D. C. Sissenguth, Clerk.
SUB-STATIONS.
No. 3 .- Brightwood Jacob B. Caskey, clerk in charge.
No. 4-North Indpls. A. B. Gauld, clerk in charge.
No. 6-Mt. Jackson. . L. Wamsley, clerk in charge.
No. 7-1138 S. Meridian. George F. Borst, clerk in charge.
No. 8 .- 459 E. Wash. Ferd A. Mueller, clerk in charge. No. 9-2302 E. 10th. L. W. Holmes, clerk in charge.
No. 10-1101 Virginia av. Chas. G. Muel- ler, clerk in charge.
No. 11-2406 E. Wash. James E. Lam- bert, clerk in charge. No. 12-1542 College av. A. Timberlake, clerk in charge.
No. 13-New York Store. George A. Gay, clerk in charge.
No. 15-449 E. South. H. C. Raffensper- ger, clerk in charge. No. 16-3349 N. Illinois. Eugene E. Stuart clerk in charge.
No. 17-2131 Prospect. C. H. Alford, clerk in charge.
No. 18-904 Mass. av. Homer D. Bassett, clerk in charge.
No. 19-749 S. East. Edward C. Reick, clerk in charge.
No. 20-1202 N. Senate av. Anna M. Eys- ter. clerk in charge.
No. 21-1635 Howard. Lloyd W. Durbin, clerk in charge.
No. 22-2101 Central av. F. P. Pyke, clerk in charge. No. 23-53 S. Illinois. Edgar H. Wilson, clerk in charge.
Haughville Sub-Station-2609 W. Mich- igan. S. A. Canfield, Supt.
Irvington Sub-Station-5602 E. Wash. George W. Russell, Supt.
West Indianapolis Sub-Station-1187 Ken- tucky av. C. C. Hahn, Supt.
MONEY ORDER DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent-Charles W. Byfield. Oli- ver A. Keely, asst.
Clerks-E. F. C. Bechert, Wm. R. Carson, George T. Cortelyou, John A. Hoffman, Lizzie Jeup, John W. Pfaff, Sophia L. Horstmeyer, Hallie A. Joyce.
Entrance to Money Order Office-East end of vestibule, cor. Penn. and Mar- ket. Office hours from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p. m.
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POST OFFICE.
REGISTERED LETTER DEPARTMENT Superintendent-Arthur M. Potts.
Registry Clerks-Lee S. Nicholson, Clar- ence G. Sullivan, Hamet H. Tansy, O. N. Wilmington, H. H. Harvey, James W. Mardick, Irving P. Blue, Charles E. Phillips.
MAILING DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent of Mails-Walton L. Dynes.
Assistant Superintendent-Wallace Buch- anan.
Weigher Second Class Mail-Charles H. Baughman.
CITY DELIVERY DEPARTMENT.
Superintendent-James H. Deery.
Assistant
Superintendent-Calvin
W.
Bush.
GENERAL DELIVERY DEPARTMENT.
Clerks-Joseph H. Howes, John F. Bra- sier, Wm. J. Goory, John F. Mullen. This department is open for business from 7 a. m. to 9:30 p. m., and on Sun- days from 9 to 10 a. m.
SPECIAL DELIVERY DEPARTMENT. Clerk-Wm. H. Furniss.
Messengers-George S. Baptist, David
Baumann, Basil P. Bert, George E. Carter, James D. Connaughton, Samuel R. Craig, John W. Davis, Glenn P. Douglass, Harry A. Elsasser, Charles J. Fisher, W. P. Fitzgerald, George E.
Leach, James T. Moore, Harry T.
Reeves, George F. Scheigert, Wm. F. Scheigert, Wendell S. Taylor, Wm. V. White, Joseph P. Connelly, Walter J. Thiers.
STAMP DEPARTMENT.
Clerks-Wm. W. Welling, James M.
Eades.
CLERKS.
Jesse A. Avery, Asbury G. Allen, Wm. C. District No. 22-John P. Cochrane. Armand, George E. Blackketter, Ed- District No. 23-Robert L. Maze. ward R. Buscher, Mary C. Baker, Wm. C. Barr, Elmer Z. Brokaw, Edgar F. District No. 25-Carl J. Baker. Brown, Elza H. Burton, George W. District No. 26-George W. Reid. District No. 27-Joe A. Downey. Cable, August J. Cahill, Wm. P. Car- penter, Wm. J. Carroll, John E. Clin- District No. 28-James A. Parker. ton, Elden D. Cloud, Barton W. Cole, District No. 29-John J. Turner. Walter T. Conway, Wm. L. Cooke,, District No. 30-Arthur D. Grow. Charles E. Cosler, Patrick W. Costello, District No. 31-James Leary. Elmer S. Cummings, Wm. Curley, Louis District No. 32-Martin W. Healy. J. Dochez, Louis B. Doerschel, Gideon Drake, Ivan D. Deputy, Michael Emden, John M. Falvey, Claude H. Faulkner, District No. Charles E. Finney, John F. Fischer, James H. Fullilove, Wilbur L. Freeman, District No. August P. Field, Everett R. Gates, Wm. District No. 38-Oscar A. Soper. D. Griffin, David W. Goldrick, Harry F. District No. 39-John Wren. Hammerly, Walter P. Hanna, Frank J. District No. 40-John Amos. Hauhn, Arthur C. Hiatt, John B. Heath, District No. 41-Harry J. Boaz. Oscar L. Hittle, Edwin R. Huse, Wm. District No. 42-Warren P. Black. J. Jennings, James M. Jolliffe, Ira O. District No. Jones, Edward F. Jones, Delbert B. District No. 43-Gustav Schmedel. 44-John N. Hobbs. Keaton, Herman L. Kettler, John W. District No. 45-Henry L. Canary. Keepers, Charles G. Keiser, Thomas C. District No. 46-Wm. H. Gerdts. Kelly, Vincent E. Killie, John F. Kings- District No. 47-E. M. Richardson. bury, James E. Lackey, Harry S. Lane, District No. 48-Grant Smithson. George M. Lazarus, David D. F. Lyons, District No. 49-Alva W. Gulley. Barnard D. Ladd, Thomas Mclaughlin, District No. 50-Wm. J. Heim. George McNutt, John Manning, Clifford District No. 51-Lewis E. Frazeur. H Mayfield, George H. Miller, Allison District No. 52-Alfred A. Taylor. District No. 53-M. A. Lockwood. B. Mundelle, Louis P. Munier, Simpson P. Myers, James A. Nutt, Albert M. District No. 54-Albert E. Bragdon. Newlin, Lucian Pauley, Wm. H. Porter, District No. 55-Wm. Kirschmeier. District No. 56-Tennis C. Hauhn. District No. 57-Aaron Stern. Albert J. Pratt, Harry J. Pope, John J. Quill, Chester A. Railsback, Elisha C. Rankin, Fred W. Reid, Alvah S. District No. 58-Walter W. Wilson.
Rhoades, John Rhodes,
Wm. T.
Richardson, George W. Rose, Christian Rudolph, Charles P Sample, Wilbur F. Schmalholz, Michael
F. Sexton, Edgar T. Silvey, Albert H. Steele, Howard F. Stout, Henry W. Tamblyn, Joseph E. Tarkington, Ralph D. Udell, Frederick C. Vogt, Jesse D. Wall, Lewis Wamsley, Jeremiah W. Warren, James C. Webb, Eugene M. Wilson, Frank Willis, Charles I. Yates, George A. Zolezzi.
Substitute Clerks-Grace G. Haines,
James E. Eastes, Francis H. Rayner, Henry A. Reath, Edgar A. Bowman, Harry W. Gluesenkamp, Charles W.
Rehling, Claude Wittorff, Alfred S. Wade, Earle W. Steele, Dilwin R. Bat- ty, Ralph H. Boyd, Ora M. Haworth.
Directory Clerks-John A. Lane, John H. McCloskey.
Box Department-Wm. S. Mitchell.
Cashier's Clerk-Hazel L. Clodfelter.
Record Clerk-John W. Welborn.
Night Superintendent-Leslie D. Clancy.
Timekeeper-Carlisle M. Smith.
Sec to Postmaster-Ella H. Snyder. Janitor-George McCann.
LETTER CARRIERS.
District No. 1-John H. Garver.
District No. 2-James A. McMath.
District No. 3-Harry E. DeWolf.
District No. 4-Michael E. Bradley.
District No. 5-Edward J. Carskadon.
District No. 6-Walter N. Leonard.
District No. 7-James L. Moore.
District No.
8-Wm. Darby.
District No. 9-Charles W. Kuetemeier.
District No. 10-George B. Adams.
District No. 11-Frank L. Stilwell.
District No. 12-Wm. H. Falvey.
District No. 13-Sanford S. Tolin.
District No. 14-Alex. H. Arbuckle.
District No. 15-Jacob Mathias.
District No. 16-Harry B. Phillips.
District No. 17-Albert M. Magley.
District No. 18-Lowry J. Silver.
District No. 19-Wm. E. Pellett.
District No. 20-Wm. S. Warner.
District No. 21-Zoma W. Fear.
District No. 24-Alexander McNutt.
District No. 33-Richard O. Shimer.
District No. 34-James M. Stutsman. 35-Wm. C. Weber.
District No. 36-Benjamin J. Lantz.
37-Charles F. Orbaugh.
District No. 59-Lewis W. Parrish.
District No. 60-Jefferson D. Porter.
District No. 61-Wm. E. Bell.
District No.
62-Charles A. Sammis.
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District No. 63-Charles A. Boyle.
District No. 64-Henry M. Trimpe.
District No.
65-James K. Barnhill.
District No. 66-John A. Clayton.
District No. 67-Frank A. Schmedel.
District No. 68-A. C. Moss.
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