. Carpenter. h, N. H.—Robert V. Noble. 450 Mar-ket st. Portland, Ore.—G. T. Hunt, 400 E. Pine st. Port Washington, L. I„ N. Y.—Chas. T. Wig-gins. Poteau, Okla.—J. J. Vance. Prescott, Ark— E. R. Newth. Prince Albert, Sask., Can.—J. Sleight, P. 544. Prince Rupert, Can.—Harry Bertaux. Providence, R. I.—Thomas F. Kearney, 152Weybosset St.; Octave Boutin, 152 Weybos-set st. Rahway, N. J.—L. A. Springer. Reading, Pa.—W. W. Werner. 24 N. 6th st. Red Hank and Long Branch, N. .1.—W. , lot Park Place. Long Branch, N. J. Richmond, Va.—J. A. Holland,Labor Temple,5th and Marshall. Roanoke, Va
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