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PARTIAL LIST OF USERS— Continued 



PENNSYLVANIA- 



Royersford 

 Saegertown 

 Scranton 



Scranton 



Smithport 



Spartansburgh 

 Spring City 

 Spring House 

 Somerset 

 So. Montrose 

 WarrcB 

 Warren 

 Warren 

 Warren 

 Warren 

 Wattsburgh 

 West Chester 

 West Chester 

 West Chester 



West Chester 

 West Chester 

 Westtown 

 Wilkes-Barre 

 Wilhamsport 



Williamsport 



Worcester 



Wynnewood 



Yardley 



York 



RHODE ISLAND- 

 Warwick 



-Continued 



Mingo Stock Farm 



Dr. F. W. Ketner 



International Correspondence 

 School 



Geo. Stevenson. Mining 

 Engineer 



Thos. E. Jones. International 

 Correspondence School 



McKane County Home 



Holmes & Gilfillan 



E. L. Henton 



Robert Cook 



Jesse Williamson 



H. W. Walker 



Percy Valentine 



L. S. Clough 



D. W. Beaty 



John M. Siegfried. Holsteins 



Horton-Crary Co. 



Dr. C. J. Frantz 



Will Gillmore 



M. E. Worth 



Herman Hoops 



P. M. Sharpies. Sharpies Sep- 

 arator Co. 



G. L. Jones 



Dr. J. K. Mitchell 



James McCommant 



Walter M. Cruttendon 



W. W. Jackson. United 

 Farms Corporation 



J. Roman Way 



Frank Landis 



Miss Mary K. Gibson 



V. J. Humbrecht 



H. N. Forrey 



Nelson W. Aldrich. Lawyer, 

 U. S. Senator 



SOUTH CAROLINA— 



Camden 



Clemson 



Dillon 



Dovesville 



Gadsden 



Greenville 



Harteville 



Kinards 



Orangeburg 



Ridge Springs 



Sumter 



SOUTH DAKOTA— 



J. B. Zemp 

 Clemson College 

 Dr. J. H. David 

 J. L. Mcintosh 

 Ernest H. Kanmer 

 Clarence E. Smith 

 J. K. & G. Gardner 

 R. G. Smith 

 R. S. Wilkinson. State 



Colored College 

 H. D. Jordan, Asbell-Jordan 



Co. 

 Dr. Archie China 



Beresford 



Eooge 



Brookings 



Henry Muelenkort 

 Ole G. Eitreim 

 M. Mahr 

 State College 



SOUTH DAKOTA- 

 Bruce 



Canton 



Centerville 

 Centerville 



Centerville 



Centerville 



Crow Creek 



Flandreau 



Hudson 



Hudson 



Hudson 



Madison 



Sioux Falls 



Yankton 



TENNESSEE— 



Columbia 



Ducktown 



Nashville 



TEXAS— 



Carlsbad 



College Station 



El Paso 



El Paso 



El Paso 



Falfurrias 



Houston 



San Antonio 



Thurber 



UTAH— 

 Provo 

 Salt Lake City 



VERMONT— 

 Hardwick 



VIRGINIA— 

 Lassiter 

 Alexandria 

 Richmond 

 Pulaski 

 Spencer 



WASHINGTON— 

 Olympia 

 Seattle 

 Seattle 

 Seattle 



Sedro Woolley 

 Sumner 

 WEST VIRGINIA- 

 Fairmont 

 Huntington 

 Terra Alta 



■Continued 



Packham & Gill 



Ole Rodway 



U. S. Indian Agency 



Hugh Langen 



W. R. Ellis 



W. A. Ellis 



Hugh Langen 



Crow Creek Indian Agency 



Indian School 



P. H. Austin 



H. E. Groth 



P. H. Austin 



George R. Farmer. Lawyer 



State School for Deaf 



State Penitentiary 



Minnehaha County Farm 



State Hospital 



Patton, Whitaker & Son. 



Lytle Creek Stock Farm 

 Ducktown Copper and Iron 



Co. 

 W. H. Williams 



Texas State Tuberculosis 



Sanitarium 

 A. & M. College 

 W. L. Tooley 

 S. T. Turner 

 Sam B. Gillette 

 Ed. C. Lasater 

 E. F. Dupree 

 St. Louis College, Bros, of 



Mary 

 Texas & Pacific Coal Co. 



State Mental Hospital 

 Utah State Penitentiary 



T. G. Bronson 



State Farm 

 J. E. Chambers 

 W. L. Brittle 

 Euena Vista Farms 

 State Hospital 



Gen. Hazard Stevens 

 Augustin & Kyer 

 Carnation Stock Farms 

 Pacific Coast Condensed Milk 



Co. (Carnation Milk) 

 Northern Hospital for Insane 

 Pierce County Farm 



Fairmont Farms 

 Orphans Home 

 StateTuberculosis Sanitarium 



