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G H. MEKEEL’SSTAMP COLLECTORS’

AND DEALERS’4

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Publisher, and they will be inserted /гее, provided they agree to buy a copy of the Directory

containing their names, paying One Dollar for same after its publication.

С. H . M EK EEL. PUBLISHER,

1007, 1009 and ю н Locust Street, St . L o u is , Mo .

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R. R. BOGÉRT Ä CO.,TIIBDIE BLOB, I . V.

POSTAGE STAMPSRevenue Stam ps

Envelopes к Post-Cards

NEW. COMPLETE PRICEDC A T A L O G U EP o st C a r d s

ISSUED MARCH. 1889.

BEST WORK OF THE KIND PUBLISHED.2 5 C TSPhilatelic World (monthly), per year, - -

Auction Catalogues and Price-lists free.

Collectors at home or abroad desiring to sell at auction will do well to communicate with us. Our sales are the best attended and bring the highest prices.

We desire correspondence with Post Card collectors, as our stock of them is one of the finest in the world.

Wanted, in any quantity, old European Stamps, such as Tuscany, Sicily, etc., Asia and African Stamps, and any rare stamps, either for cash or exchange.

Good collections purchased for cash.

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AMERICA.ARGENTINE REPUBLIC

B U E N O S A Y R E S .

Enrique Auzon, 528 Paraguay Frank Berg, 645 Reconquista Jorge A. Bénard, 768 Rivadavia Francisco Bemabé, 1076 Rivadavia Federico Bertuch, 821 Medrano Antonio Bosch, 815 Buen Orden Ernesto Bullrich, -^2 Cangallo Guillermo Bustorf, 1126 Uruguay William P. Daws, 140 Piedad José Marco del Pont, 689 N Belgrano Emilio Devoto, 1076 Rivadavia Hugo Eckmann, 768 Rivadavia Eugenio Éggel, 156 Piedras Arturo Einen, 652 Europa Emilio Engel, 768 RivadaviaG. Falene, 522 Corrientes Carlos Feitis, 65 Maipu I Gabarret filsPablo Gewelke, Casilla 962 Manuel Guerrero, 1076 Rivadavia Carlos Jennerich, 875 Rivadavia Juan Kahl, 768 Rivadavia Carlos Kestner, 144 Maipu IN. Krull, 260 Florida Carlos Leon, 936 Cangallo Eduardo Lumann, 292 Bolivar Pont José Marcodel Juan Migoni, 929 Cangallo Rud. Muller, Casilla 3 Oscar Naef, 65 Maipu I Manuel D. Noya, 2858 Sauta Fé Dr. Enrique Parodi, 419 Defensa

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E st a blish ed 1885.

AUG. LEHMANN, J r.(Member Am. Phil. Ass’ n, 341; Dresden Phil. Verein, etc.)

C ollector of and D e a l e r in

U. S. and f o r e ig n

PO STA G E

S T A M P S655 MAIN STREET,PATTERSON, N. J . - - - U. S. A .

Advanced collectors will do well to send me their duplicates

for exchange or sale. I have a large and varied

stock and can guarantee satisfaction.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book. 5José Olceste Ravenna, 835 Paraguay Federico Redlich, 284 San MartinE. Ristenpart. Casilla 170 Adolfo E. Sackmann, 324 Montevideo Emilio Schmidt, 242 Saavedra Juan Schürer, 342 Belgrano Louis Sobrino, Casilla 126 Julio Vasquez, 562 Chile Eulogio Viiletä, 944 VictoriaE. Vogtlander, 724 Chacabuco Carlos E. Westermayer, 859 Alsina Enrique H. Wiebe, 228 Victoria Federico Wilhelm, 1292 Belgrano Carlos F. Willers, 859 Alsina Otto L. Willers, 284 San Martin

BRAZILB A H IA .

C. F. Hindgren, Caxia 35José Aurelio do Valle, Rua dos Ourives No. 5

C A M P IN O S .

Albino d’Oliveira jr., 1 Rua Luzitana Joao Merz, 33 Rua Direita

C U R I T Y B A [PROVINCE PARANA.]

Professor August Herzberg Frederico Kopp Antonio Schneider Pires e Albuqufrque Jacob DechandtSr Skoenberg, Rua d’Aquidaban

D E S T E R R O .

VV, Freyesleben, 34 Rua do Principe

E S T A D O D E F U R T A D O D E C A M P O S [MINAS]

J- Albuquerque

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1869. E stablish ed 20 Y e a r s . 1889,

DURBIN & HANES,(Successor to L. W. D u rbin .)

S T A M PIMPORTERS * PUBLISHERS12S S. SEVENTH STREET,PHILADELPHIA, PA.

The finest assortment of Genuine Stamps in the market at reasonable rates.

P A C K E T S — 10 stamps for 5c; 60 for 25c; 120 for 50c; 250 for $2.00; 370 for $2.50; all different. Other packets 25c to $25.00.

A L B U M S — From 28c to $12.00.P O ST A G E STA M P C A T A L O G U E —Just published,

the i 7th edition, 25c.Everything required by Stamp Collectors always in

stock. Satisfaction guaranteed. Orders filled day of receipt.T H E P H IL A T E L IC M O N TH LY, the oldest paper in

America, 25c per year. Specimen copy for 2c stamp.All orders under $1.00 must contain stamp for reply.

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P A R A i

Ricardo C. Barata, Caixa do Correio 3 Angelo Carđozo, Caixa do Correio 12M. Rego, Caixa do Correio 158

M RamosP I T A S D E A L A B Q A S

P D N E D D C IT Y [PROVINCE ALAGAOS.]

Miguel Salvador, Correa Manuel Pereira da Rocha

PQ R T D A L E G R E >José Fendt Paulo Fuchs

RIO D E J A N E I R O

Gustav Beuttenmüller jr, Caixa do Correio 77J . A. Concrates, Torres Rua do Pedro 115 ВWilh. I. Dietz, Caixa do Correio 6 11J. Carl Heinz, Caixa do Correio 436Pedro L. Jacobsen, Ruaajuda 13 1Carlos Alberto Kunhardt, Praça do CommercioI. C. Lampe jr., Caixa do Correio 24Julius Lips, Caixa do Correio 745Agastinho N. Montiz jr., Caixa do Correio 35Wo Mutzenbecher, Legacion AlemanaJacob Nielson, Caixa do Correio N0. 106Friedr. Pordo, Caixa do Correio 35Rieh. Riemer, Rua do Passeio 34C. A, F. Schmidt, Rua de Nuncio nEdward Shouw, Caixa do Correio 844Ad. Thees, Rua Gesrz Doaz 73E. Vater, Caixa do Correio 92Chr. Wehrs. Rua Sete de Setembre 175W. Weselius, Caixa do Correio 436

S A N P A U L O .

Joao Alberto JuniorLuiz Levy, 33 Rua do Imperatriz 34Carlos de Oliveira, Caixa do Correio 40

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F. TRIFET, A. P. A.i m p o r t e r a n d d e a l e r in

FOREIGN STAMPS405 WASHINGTON ST., BOSTON, MASS.Being the oldest established dealer, without exception,

in America, I solicit a share of your patronage, and would be pleased to have you call when in Boston.

Catalogue, 220 pp., with 1000 Illustrations, 25c. ligiPConsignments solicited from all parts of the world. References: Stanley, Gibbons & Co., J. B. Moens,

G. Goldner, Scott Stamp and Coin Co., etc.SPECIALTE EN TIMBRES RARES DEMEXICO.EDOUARD CHAIX,APARTADO, 759,

Mexico, - - - D . F v

Desire faire des échangés et recevoir des cataloques, listes

de prix, etc.

Correspondance en Francais et Espagnol.

M e k e e l ’s A d dress B ook. 9BRITISH GUIANA

D E M E R A R A .

В. V. Abrahams jr., Water St. GeorgetownP. Cressall, Box 239Capt. Portlock Dadson, Essequibo RiverNorman A. Forster, GeorgetownJ . Arnold Leonaron, Box 240Edwin McLeod, Water St GeorgetownEdwin B. Savory, U. S. ConsulateThos. A. S. Quail, 336 Murray St.A. W. Swain. General Post Office

BRITISH HONDURAS

Edward OswaldB E L I Z E .

CANADA.We have considered the Canadian collectors as domestic, and have included that list with those of the United States in the back of the Address Book.

CHILI.IQ U IQ U E .

Carlos Lafrentz M., Casilla No. 16 J. W. Merriam, Consul Alberto Romero

S A N T I A E Q .

Ernst Marotzke Rafael Torres, Carmen No. 6 Guillermo Kohne, Casilla No. 915 Martin Staynffor,

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BATGHELDER POSTAGE STAMP GO.

W H O LESA LE AND R E T A IL D E A L E R S INP O S T A G ESTAMPS

3 1 1 3 cnss H V E N U E ,ST. LO U IS, MO., U. S. A.

Foreign correspondence and con* signments desired.

Price-lists free. Agents wanted. Rare stamps a specialty. Old

collections of 1000 varieties or more bought for cash.

ALBERT HERZOGCollector of and Dealer in

POSTAGESTAMPS

n Brooklyn Ave., Brooklyn, N .Y .

Member of the Swiss P. A., Bazel: International Philatelic Verein of Dresden; Am. P. Ass’n

No. s66: Nat. P. S. of N. Y .; Am. P. St.Ex. No. 16: Brooklyn P. Club.

Correspondence in French, German andEnglish.

Approval Sheets a specialty.Stamps bought for out-of-town Collec

tors at all Auction Sales in New York City at 5 per cent commission.

Foreign correspondence and consign ments solicited. •

Respectfully yours,A L B E R T H ERZOGJA P A N E SESTAMPS

N .J . S a r g e n t dé. C o .39 Y okoham a, Jap an ,

W h o l e sa l e a n d R e t a il D e a l e r s inJAPANESE STAMPS OF ALL KINDS.

Send Si .05 from America, or 4s Sd from Europe, for our Gem Collection of 40 Japanese Stamps, all different.

Price-list upon application.Good value given for Exchange when

not over three stamps of any one kind are sent.

NOTICEDEALERS AND COLLECTORSIn order to reduce a large consigli

ment and stock of stamps, I quote the following;Packet A contains loo different

postage stamps. ................ . . . . $ .50Packet В contains 200 different

postage stamps............................... 1.50Packet C contains 500 different

postage stamps ................ 2.00Packet D contains 1000 different

postage stamps,.........j .................. to .00The above packets contain stamps from

almost all stamp-issuing countries; each packet is a fine collection and contains no duplicates . All are guaranteed genuine, and are in good condition. No torn or otherwise mutilated stamps sent. Money cheerfully refunded if not perfectly satisfactory or as represented . Postage and registration extra. Address all orders toOSCAR JANNASCH,P. O. Box 252. A u st in , T e x a s .

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V A L P A R A I S O .

Luis Beauchemin, Calle de Freire .Arthur Brant, Encasa de Holtzapfe ly Ca.C. Conrad Eberhardt, Cochrane 75 Theodor Eisele, Casilla 754 Belisario Espie, 96 San Juan de Dios Rudolph FordtrannEnrique de la Fuente R. Batalion de Artilleria de costa.Eug. Ghio, Cochrane 97, Casilla 506Carlos Giebel, Profesor, Casilla 233W. Jeuckel, Casilla 155Enrique C. Martin, 13 ChacabucoVictor Medina M. Casilla 540Alberto Orrego

COSTA RICA.S A N J O S E .

Martillano Castillo Juan J . Echeverria Rafael G. Escalante Juan Felix Fernandez hijo Lucas FernandezManuel José F'ernandez •Eufracio Fuentes Z José J . Mora C Eurique Velazquez

ECUADORE S M E R A L D A S .

Carlos E. Diaz Leonidas Figueroa Hermenegildo Lara Vicente Lujano Virgilio A. Padillo Rafael Triarte


Me x ic a n s t a m p sSPECIAL BARGAINS.

UNUSED.1864. Un real, scarlet.................... ...................................................................... .051864. The complete set, 4 var.... ............................................................................... .501874. “ Porte de Mar,” 10, 12 and 20c, black, each................................................. 051874. “ Porte de Mar,” 50 and 100c, larger figure, each.................................... 201874. “ Porte de Mar,” complete set, 12 v a r .............................. 1.001876. “ Porte de Mar,” complete set, black on yellow paper, 8 var.............................. 1 .251876. “ Porte de Mar,” 25, 35 and 50c, yellow, each................. .101 876., “ Porte de Mar,” 5c, yellow paper............................................... 05

All payments must be made in American bank notes and in advance. Sheets of Mexican stamps sent to collectors sending a $2.00 deposit. Correspondence in English, French and Spanish.All letters answered by return mail.

J. MORALES CORT AZAR,Calle de Sta. Isabel 3. M ex ico , D. F., M ex ico .

NATIVE INDIAN ST A M P DEPOT.All kinds of Native Indian States, as

K A SH M IR , BH O PUL, JA H A W A R , A L W U R , N E P A L ,

SIRM O O R, W A D H M A N , E tc.,

Can be had cheap. - - - Please send for Price-lists toK. MURUGESA GHETTI,5 PHILIPS STREET, MADRAS, INDIA.Perms Cash with order, or a good reference. Approval sheets

also sent to responsible parties.

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G U A Y A Q U I L .Agustin Alban.Julio Burbano Aguirre, Casilla 123 Carlos M. Aguirre, Cesilla 139 José Nicolas Briones V Francisco Carlos Coello Juan B. Gagliardo, Casilla 67 Flavio A. Ortiz Manuel C. Ortiz Suarez & Granado

Q U IT O .

Vicente Urrutia O., Apartado No. 8

GUATEMALA.G U A T E M A L A .

Flores y Colon Guillermo S. Fiores Pablo Jacopssen Federico KleinJ. J . Palmer jr., Banco Internacional Juan Payen Julio Rohrmosen

Luis Ferrari

HONDURAS.T E G U C I G A L P A .

MEXICO.C O L O N IA D E S A N P E D R O , C O A H U IL A .

Onofre Galvan y Hermano

G U A D A L A J A R A ,

Javier Fernandez Aranjo, Palacio 2 Gabriel Castanos, San Francisco 25 Daniel EscalanteFeliciano Estrada, En casa de F de la Pena y Hno Ismael Gil

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M e x ic a n S t a m p sOf all kinds sold and exchanged for others.

CORRESPONDENCE IN EN G LISH , FREN CH AND SPANISH.

J. MORALES CORTAZRA.Calle de Santa Isabel 3. M ex ic o , D. F „ M ex ic o .“ AU PHARE DU LEMAN,”9, QUAI DES BERGUES, GENEVA. SWITZERLAND.

G. M. GEOFFROYAsks lor good stamps on approval, with reasonable discount. Would also exchange. First-class references. Would make a deposit if desired. Price-lists and serious offers solicited.

I Want to BUY for CASH, or Exchange, of American Collectors,

U. S. PO STA GE A N D REVENUEIN Q U AN TITY.

I can furnisli Foreign Collectors many Rare U. S. in exchange for stamps of their country.

I am sole advertising and subscription agent for TH E PH ILA T ELIC ER A , the only stamp paper in Ohio. Advertising rates: 50 cents per inch; $5 00 per page; subscription 15 cents per year. Sample free. Correspondence solicited.

W. L. R. TILTON,P r a i r i e D e p o t , O h io , U. S. A.

THE STAR STAMP CO.D EA LER S IN

F O R E IG N *• U . S . P O S T A G E S T A M P S FOR COLLECTORSP. O. Box 2460, N . Y . City, N . Y . U. S. A.

Choice selections of Stamps sent on approval lo Collectors furnishing reference or cash deposit Prices always as low as it is possible to sell genuine Stamps.Price-lists of single Stamps, Sets, Packets, Albums, etc., sent for Stamp.Descriptive Price Catalogue of the Postage Stamps *f all nations sent post free lor 50 cents.Highest price paid for old U, S. Postage and Department Stamps, South. Central American, West

Indian and other Stamps, as well as large collections.Agents wanted m every city, town and school to sell sumps from our fine Approval Sheets at i’Omt

commissmn. *

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book. *5Tomas MorenoJ . Ma Ochoa, Plancarto Soreto 55 Roberto RemusJosé S. Schiaffino, Apartado 74

G U A N A J U A T O ,

Eduardo Aguirre, ia de Alonso, Letra О J. Escalante

M A Z A T L A N .

Gmo. Fastenrath

M E X IC O .

Agustin Buen-Abad, Portal de Mercaderes iC. A. Borkland, San Francisco 3Eduardo Chaix, Apartado 739Jesus Morales Cortazar, Sta Isabel 3Emilio Diaz, Palma 1Carlos Esquivel, ia de Santo Domingo 8Pedro Hope, en casa de Jno Davis, Apartado 310Rafael de la Espriella, Real No. 7A. Castellanos Haaf, Ortega 6Antenor Leseano. 4a del Pino 5C. W. Mexia, Apartado 736S. Pastor, ia San Francisco 13Francisro Plancarte, Tacuba, Colegio de NinosFrancisco M. de Prida, Apartado 118Filiberto Ramirez, Escuela N. PreparatoriaManuel Ortega Reyes hijo, ia Sto Domingo i-Antonio A. Sanchez, 2a Calle de Mina 19Carl Scherer, Apartado 404Carlos Augustin Uhde, Portal de Mercaderes tAlberto Ycaza, Sta Tues 2

M O N T E R E Y .

Manuel L. de la GarzaJosé A. SepulvedaC. de Tarnava, care of P. Milmo

P U E B L A .

Nicolas Guerola, Victoria 2Carlos V, Toussaint, 2a de Mercaderes 9

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Established 1885.PUTNAM BROTHERS.D E A L E R S IN

FO REIGN AND U. S. STAM PS

No. ©17 MAIN STREET,LEWISTON, - - MAINE.Price-List of Packets, Sets, Single Stamps, Stamped Envelopes, Albums,

etc., free on application. Fine Approval Sheets of desirable stamps on commission sent to anyone on receipt of reference.

We wish at all times'to purchase rare U. S. Stamps and Envelopes and will pay the highest prices. Persons having these to dispose of would do well to correspond with us.

FO REIGN CO RRESPONDENTS WANTED, to send us consignments or offers of good stamps. We are prepared to pay the highest cash prices for anything good in stamps.

Address everything toPUTNAM BROTHERS,517 Main Street, L E W IST O N , M AIN E.

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S A L T I L L O .

Pablo Lopez Bosque, 4a de Hidalgo Carlos E. Suarez

V E R A C R U Z .

Pedro Fontaine y Alegre, Apartado 18 Orejon M. Cornez, Independencia 126 Francisco Hernandez, Salinas 733 Noriega J . Medina, Benita Juarez 522 Francisco S. Ortiz, TelégrafoC. Rivera, Independencia 12

Emiglio Gomez

Z A C A T E C A S .

Z A M O R A .

Rafael Ochoa, Puente 3Pablo Francisco Orozco, Seminario ConciliarJ . Ma. Valencia, Mercaderes 17

NEW FOUNDLAND.S T . J O H N S .

Ralph G, Strathie, Box 964 Chas. T. Taylor, Box 451.

NICARAGUA.L E O N .

Narcisco y Santiago Argöello H

M A N A G U A .

Chris. GenieJosé A. Robleto, hijo

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FOR THE TRADE.1

H A V E some offers that cannot be beat by any dealer in the world ; these lots and assortments are not new, but

H A V E B E E N T R IE D , and by all who have bought them have been pronounced better value for the money than could be had elsewhere. All my Stamps are IM PO R T ED D IR E C T from the countries issuing them, in very large quantities, and I am able to sell cheaper than most wholesale dealers can buy the Stamps of which I make a specialty.

This lot is just the thing for sheets and packets, and contains as follows : 250 assorted U. S. Stamps, 250 assorted

British Colonials, 250 assorted European, 250 South and Central American and Mexican, all for $3.00.

1000 FOR $5.00500 FOR $5.00 This is the cheapest lot of American

Stamps ever offered for the money ; they are divided as follows, 100 assorted Cent

ral American, 200 assorted South American, (no Brazil or British Guiana), 200 well assorted Mexican of different issues, all for $3.00.

— ■ — ----- • — This is a Complete Stock of Stamps,5000 FOR $25.00 and is a much better stock of Stamps- ■ ----- * ---- than I had when I started in business

in 1877. The Stamps in this lot could be easily sold to net the dealer over $ 100.00profit. It consists as follows: 1000 mixed British Colonials from every quarter of the globe, 1000 United States Stamps, including some good Departments and old issues, 1000 finely mixed European, 1000 South and Central American and Mexican mixture, well assorted, and 1000 D ifferent V arie ties from all parts of the world, including many very rare Stamps. To this I add blank approval sheets, gummed paper, and a three-inch ad'er- tisement in the P h i l a t e l i c J o u r n a l o f A m e r i c a , for $25.00.

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009 and i o n L ocust S t r e e t , S T . L O U IS , MO.

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PERU.C A L L A O .

J . B. Meyer. Constitucion 2

L IM A .Paul Asher, Palacio 60 Carlos I. Bachmann, Apartado 278 Ismael W. Caceres, Apartado 237 Roberto Denegri, Arzobispo 46 Augusto Espinola, Mariquitos 25 J. N. Miranda y Ca., Casilla 26 Eduardo Nugent. Jesus Nacareus 2 Ricardo E. Palacio, San Jacinto 34 Emilio Petit,Antenor Urbina, Comesebo 36M. Floris Vargas, Casilla 7

Osvaldo GonzalesM O L L E N D E .

Camillo Castillo, hijoP A Y T A .

Hugo SommerkampP I U Z A .

P U E R T O D E E T E N .

José M. Villanueva

P U N O .

Vicente A. Jimenez

SALVADORA C A J U T L A .

José Antonio Vilamora

L A L IB E R T A D .

Arturo Ambroggi Brani io Palomo

S A N M IG U E L .

José Argüello H José Maria Vega

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PHILATELISTSIn all portions of the world are requested to send me consignments of the stamps of their country, with their lowest price for same. If satisfactory, cash will be sent by return mail. If not satisfactory, the stamps will be returned by return of post.RELIABLE AGENTSResiding in the United States, Canada and Mexico, wanted to sell stamps from my approval sheets. Commission, 30 per cent, on foreign stamps ; 10 per cent, on United States stamps.

In writing, always send reference, and state what price stamps are wanted.

Address all communications toCHAS. BEAMISH, J r ..2107 N. Eighteenth Street,

P H ILA D E LP H IA , PA.Member of I. P. V ., Dresden,

American Philatelic A ss ’n,Canadian Philatelic A ss’n, etc., etc.

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S A N S A L V A D O R .Bernardo Arce H Samuel C. Dawson Mariano Duarte Jesus G. Espinoza Carlos Hernandez José F. Lagos Cecilio Rivas Prudencio Rivera Oscar UlexSra Mercedes de Ymeri

S A N T A T E C L A .Santiago J . GonzalezL. E. Villacorta

S A N V I C E N T E .Eduardo Hernandez

S O N S O N A T E .Carlos Evans Manuel Ortiz José Aagel Recinos Antonio Vilanova

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.It has been thought best to keep the foreign and domestic addresses sep

arate, so the U. S. list will be found in the back of the Address Book.

U. S. OF COLOMBIA.B A R R A N Q U I L L A .

A. Atermann, Casa de Gieseken y Held.Hector M. Baena, San Bias 69 Ramon L. Bradford, Real No. 10 Domingo Casalins, Comercio 59H. E. deCastro, Ancha 1 Guillermo de Castro, Jesus 87 Cespedes H. Bradford, Real 10

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1,000 S t a m p sFOR P A C K E T S AN D S H E E T S .

A very good mixture, including :

250 U. S. Postage Department, Envelopes, etc. ; 250 British Colonies from all parts of the world ; 250 South and Central America and Mexico ;

250 Mixed European.

1,000 FOR ONLY $3.00,Send for a sample 1,000 and you will buy more.C. H. MEKEEL,100/, loog, 10 1 1 Locust Street, S T . L O U IS , M O .SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICANS T A M P S .

I have a very large stock of these desirable stamps and am able to sell them at very low rates in assorted lots.

There are no B ra z il or B r. Guiana in any of these assortments, they being the commonest South American Stamps.

SO U TH A M ER IC A N M IX T U R E .Per 100 ... Per 1000.............................. . . , . $ 5 00

C E N T R A L A M E R IC A N M IX T U R E .Per too... Per 1000..............................

M EX IC A N M IX T U R E .Per too ... .................................. So 5° 1 Per 1000..............................

SOUTH AND C E N T R A L A M E R IC A N ANDM EX IC A N M IX T U R E .

Per too... ..................................S° 75 1 Per 10 0 0 ,.., ......................

I f these mixtures dj not give good satisfaction the money w ill be refunded ; so it will not cost you anything to give them a trial.

These Stamps are well mixed and there are a very large variety, including some old issues and high denominations. .

C. H. MEKEEL, 1007, mog, io n Locust Street,ST . LO UIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 23B A R R A N Q U I L L A (C o n t i n u e d .)

C. Daniels.Carlos Gastelbondo, Jesus 56 Gregorio G. Gomez P., San Bias 14.Juan Goenaga C., Comercio 48.Rafael H. Grau, Comercio 48.Arturo Lafaurie M.Sénen Martinez A., San Bias it .Serjio Martinez A., San Bias 1 1 .Vicente J . Matos G ., San Bias 16.N. N, Nimes & Co.Arturo Lopez Olier, Banco.Pedro Perez R., En Casa del Dr. Enrique Rodriguez.A. Pasos Polanco, Real o.Adolfo Ringer, En Casa Gieseken y Held.G. Schoenewolff, Jr., P. O. B. S.Sol D. Senior, Cruz.Senior у Ca, Recreo 13.Charles Stacey, Ancha 33.R. A. Steffens, Casa de A. Wolff у Ca.Alfonso Vengohechea, Callejon del Progreso 23. Emiliano Vengohechea, Comercio 12.Ernesto Vieco, Hotel Colombia.E. Villa, Casa O. G. Miiller.Antonio Villan, Casa de Villan, Bell у Ca.Zorobabel Senior, Las Vacas.

B O B O T A .

Chas. L. Irving.Rafael Martinez IJ., Atrio de la Catedral. Dr. G. Michelsen, Danish Consulate.Luis Patino Orrantia.Arturo Revera, Casilla 130.Antonio Vega R.Leopoldo Guarnizo.Manuel Antonio Perez.Thomas H. Wheeler, British Legation.

24 ' M e k e e l ’s A d d ress B ook.H e n r y G r e m m e l .W H O LESA LE AND R E T A IL D EA LER IN

M exican . Cen tr a l and South A mericanPOSTAGE STAM PS,ROOM 9, 55 NASSEAU STREET,NEW YORK CITY.

Argentine Republic, ff., assorted.......................... .........................................$ 8o $7 50Brazil, 20 var., assorted.............. ...................................................................... 50 4 00Chili, 12 var., ff., assorted................................................................ ................ 70 6 00Costa Rica, 12 var,, ff., assorted. .......................... ............................. I 25 1 1 00Ecuador, assorted.................................................. ........................................... 1 25 11 00Mexico, 1856-64, assorted........................................... 3 00

“ 1856-88, ff., assorted, over 40 v a r .................................................... 2 00 16 00“ 1884-85, 20 to 25 var., ff,, assorted........... ................................. I 00 8 00“ Official, re d ........................................................................................... 1 80“ “ brown........................................... I 5° 12 CO

Mexico, Central and South America, finely assorted, over 50 var............ 7 00

Retail Price List of over 250 different sets sent free on receipt of a Postal Card with direction.

APPROVAL SHEETS AND WHOLESALE LOTSSent to Dealers and Collectors on receipt of good reference or deposit,

E X C H A N G E W A N T E D .Good exchange given for good assortments of Stamps of any country, except common

European.

H IC H E S T C A SH P R IC E S P A ID FO R R A R E A N D O B S O L E T E S T A M P S O FA N Y CO U N TRY.

C O R R E S P O N D E N C E IN E N G L IS H , G E R M A N A N D S P A N IS H .

STH74PS BOUGHT, SOLD KND EXOHHNGED.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 25C A L I.

Samuel Benitez R.Zenon F. Lemos C., Agente de Periodicos y libros. Seňorita Bàrbara Orejuela Z.Eduardo Restrepo Mejia.Manuel de Reboi lede.Leonidas Renjifo,Clara R. Sauchez, Hotel Central.Nazario Varona.

C A R T A G E N A .Martinez Aparicio Hermanos.T. Herrera.Aguierre N. Miranda.Francisco Ramos.

«C O L O N

C. Cebadier.J. J . Ecker.W. W. Gulhoux.L. Ryfkogel.

. V. Villalobos.D. Zuleta.

M E D E L L IN .F. J . De Bedout.

O C A N A .Fustiniano J . Paez, Tercia del Carmen 17.

P A N A M A .Marco Ayala.Samuel Boyd.Demetrio H. Brid, Casilla 128.Miguel F. Cucalon, Casilla 148.Federico Dam, casa M. Pinedo у Ca.W. Gaerste.K. Van Houten.Emile Huttinot, Consulat de France.Valentine Koerner.Chas. Levy, Casilla 97.Luis Santurio, Casilla 194.Castulo Villamii, Casilla 67.Rosenberg Voilante.


EVERY STAMP COLLECTOR SHOULD SEND FOR MY NEW

24 P A G E P R ICE L IST N o . 5, 1ШIt prices U. S. Adhesive Postage Stamps from i cent to $20.00 each It prices U. S. Entire Envelopes from 5 cents to $30.00 each.It prices U. S. Envelopes cut square from 1 cent to $15.00 each.It prices U. S. Locals (originals only) from 10 cents to $18.00 each.It prices all U. S. Official and Department Stamps.It prices U. S. Revenue Stamps from 1 cent to $4.50 each.It prices many sets of U. S. and Foreign Postage Stamps from 5 cents to

$15.00 per set.It prices over 1 150 single scarce Foreign Stamps and Stamped Envelopes

from 3 cents to $25.00 each.

Every Stamp advertised is in stock and warranted to be genuine.

Twenty-four page Price List sent to any address for 5 cents. Post free.

A f e w S a m p l e P r i c e s . T h o s e m a r k e d ( # ) a r e u n u s e d .

Brazil, 1843, 90r-i black.............. S i-75Argentine Republic, 1873,90c, blue .12Austria, 1867, 50kr., flesh........ . .. .04

♦ Ceylon, 1885, 20c, on 32c, blue . . . .65Costa Rica, 1883, 40c, blue................... 12Malta, 1885, ish, l i la c ........................... 10

Tobago, 1881, 5sh, g r a y ................$t .25♦ Dominica, 1886, id , on Ish, lake. . .08

India, “ Service” 8 annas, rose............ 05U. S. of Colombia, 1888, 50c (map) .25Japan, 1888, I Yen, carmine................ 20

♦ Cuba, 1888, yz to 8m., 6 varieties for .07

Postage extra on all orders under 50 cents.C. F.' ROTHFUCHS,559К PENN AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. C „ U. S. A.W h o l e s a l e a n d R e t a i l D e a l e r i n

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN POSTAGE STAMPS,Wholesale Price List of United States Stamps furnished to

Dealers only.

M e k e e l 's A ddress B ook. 27

P O F A Y A N .Seňorita Eugenia Caicedo, C Tomas C Mosquera

Q U IB D O ,William T. Curtiz

S A N T A N D E R .Rafael Gomez Luque, Napatoca

Francisco A. CuadrosT U Q U E N E S .

T U M A C O .Ismael del Castillo Marco A. del Castillo Pedro Fco. del Castillo Ricardo Cortes

URUGUAY,M O N T E V ID E O .

Vicente Miguel Alecio, 471 Calle 25 de Mayo. Lucidora Durante.Charles Druilhet.Julio Goodall.Ed. Fardàguila, Casİlla 181.

VENEZUELA.C A R A C A S .

José F. Arabel, San Juan 189 Alejandro Chataing, Este io, No 62 3 José A. DelfinoPedro P. Diaz, De Munos à Penango, Caso 8Juan В. GarciaAntonio Insano, Oeste No. 8Francisco A. Lopez, Oeste 7, No. 12Carlos MeyerMeyer у VegasJuan B. MospueraJosé Domingo Sosa, Esquina de la MarronGuillermo ValentinerRaf P. Vetancourt, Oeste N0. 25


H. O. KENDALL,EMMETTSBURG, IOWA.U . S. S T A M P S AT WHOLESALE # RETAIL

Collector and Dealer in all Kinds of Stamps. Fine entire U. S Envelopes almost uncanceled, 15c per dozen, U . S. Envelopes, Cards and Stamps to

exchange for the same of Foreign used and unused. Consignments and Collections Bought, Sold and Exchanged. Three fine Col

lections for sale at 40 to 6o per cent, of catalogue rates. U .S .Revenues of all kinds. Albums to exchange for rare U. S.

and Foreign Stamps. The best of reference given and required. jES"P. O. Box 5. JğgğFOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS WANTED.-----BO TH------

WHOLESALE COLLECTORSA D D R ESS:

J O H N S . B IX B V ,835 West Main Street,

DECATUR, ILLIN O IS, U. S. A.Member A. P. A., C. P. A. and American Stamp Dealers’ Association.

General Retail Agent for “ Ruess” Best Contlnentlals.Price, Postpaid, 52 cents per IO O O . Mention Address Bock.THE PHILATELIST’S PEN.

A fine solid Gold Pen in Ebony Pen Holder and Morocco Box. Just the thing needed by Philatelists. Price $ t .o i ; postage 5 cents.

P A CK E T 1, Contains 500 varieties of Foreign and U. S. Stamps. A fine collection for a beginner. Price $3.00, post-paid.

P A C K E T 2 , Contains 300 varieties of Foreign and U. S. Stamps. Price $1.75 post paid.

EDW. B. WAITE,Box 97, A U B U R N D A L E , M A S S , U ..S . A .

w D E A LE R INPHILATELIC G O O D S— O F—

E V ER Y DESCRIPTION.

“ THE AMERICAN STAMP,”Published on the first of Every Month, by

D. B. CROCKETT, 352 ' 3n5e4w° Ä N E W 1 JERSEY^ ^ “Advertising Rates on Application. Send for a Sample Copy.

Subscription Rates.Twenty-five cents per Year to U S., Canada and Mexico. Thirty-five “ “ other countries in postal union.Fifty “ “ all other countries.J 5St~Unuscd Foreign Stamps of the two lowest values will be accepted for subscrip

tion from foreign subscribers.


Morris de Castro

Rafael Miranda SosaS. F. Galindo, hijo

Ramon Curiei Contino

C O R O ,

L A G U A ÍR A . L A V E L A .

M A R A C A IB O .

Lubin BráchoCarlos Delgado, СRafael F. Duarte %Guillermo G. Ecker Francisco Fossi, F Augusto Molerò, M.A. Moreno Manuel A. Puchy, F.Guillermo Sardi

P U E R T O C A S E L L O .

J . M. Cortina J. M. Galindez Carlos Hueck J . A. KerdelCarlos Niemtschick, casa Boult у Ca Augusto Noblot Andres A. OstyI. J. Pinto, jr.,J . A. Segrestaa, propietario del Diario comercial. Rafael Tove

V A L E N C I A .Lino Duarte Manuel R. Granado Josè V. Iribarren Mariano Sanda

Leopold M. RuizV A L E R A .


1874, ESTABLISHED IS VEHRS. 1889.Е. B. STERLING,C O L LE C T O R O F A N D D E A L E R INUNITED STATES STAMPS

O F E V E R Y D E SC R IP T IO N .

BoÎ3o Ef st£tes t Ä 18' Trenton, New Jersey, U. S. A.

Collectors desiring United States Stamps in detail as regards Perforations, Oddities, Proofs, Surcharges, Esssys, Types, Grills, Gum, Shades, etc., wiil be given the fullest information and samples sent on approval at lowest cash rates to responsible parties.

Fifteen years experience as an expert and specialist in U. S. Stamps, has made my catalogues the recognized standard for description and arrangement ofUNITED STATES ISSUES.They are all out of print, but I can still furnish a few at the following rates :

Postage Stamp Catalogue, paper, sixth edition, - - $ .25“ “ cloth and interleaved, sixth edition, 1.00

Revenue “ “ paper, 3d edition, - - 1.00“ “ “ “ 5th edition - - .50“ “ “ cloth and interleaved, filth edition, 100

J12F“Exchange Supei intendent of the American Philatelic Association.


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WEST INDIES.BARBADOS.

A. Farjeon, care of V. Manchell & Co.

Maj. Edw. B. Evans

BERMUDA.

B O A Z I S L A N D .

Edward Dickinson Reginald Gray

H A M IL T O N .

CUBA.

C A R D E N A S .

Tomas J . Cossio, Banco, Apartado g ì

H A V A N A .

Federico G. Diego, Manrique 133Е. M. GrohtAlfredo Sayns, Departamento de Correos

P U E R T O P R IN C IP E .

Francisco Parras y Zegnurra


SE N D FO R A CO PY O F

C. H. M EK EEL’SDescriptive Priced Catalogue

A m e r ic a n Po stag e Sta m p s ,INCLUDING ALSO

A List of U. S. Revenue and Proprietory Stamps, giving all varieties of Paper ; a Priced List of

Entire U. S. Envelopes ; a List of Names Surcharged on Mexican Stamps.

FULLY ILLUSTRATEDB y over joo Engravings, with Reference Number attached

fo r Easy Identification.

P R IC E : 25 Cents in Paper ; 50 Cents in Cloth.

O. H. MEKEEL,1007 , 1009 HMD Ю Н L ocust S t r e e t ,

ST. LOUIS. MO,

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 33CURACAO.

Alejandro CorreaN. J. H. Cunei, care of M. Dagun & Co.Augustin DiazS. A. dé LimaM. L. LandsbergD. NamiasC. W. NeminMardrena y v. d. Singel, P. O. Box 128F. OchebezA. Pennella Osbaldo PieterezR. M. Simmons, 48 and 49 Broadway, Willemstad J . v. d. SingelR. Soublette

DANISH. W. I.S T . T H O M A S .

Chas. A BornnC. Comeiro, 14 Norre GadeBenjamin HohebJ. E. JamisonP. A, RicardoJ. RogersCarl RuseJ , M. Shew, care of Bache & CoT. A. StoboA. Zatlin, P. O. Box 99 Abraham Smith, care Delvale & Co

DOMINICA, BRITISH COLONY.R. F. Garraway

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC.

W. H. F. MooreP U E R T A P L A T A . S A N D O M IN G O .

J . B. Maggiola y Gimelli, Separacion 28 W. J, F. Moore, Pio Planta Str Andreo Romero J. A. Vos. Shotborgh


C.LEDERMANN.J®».Member of the International Union of Dealers in Postage Stamps-in Berlin,

of the Philatelic Associations in Dresden, Munich, Vienna, etc.KLEEBLATTGASSE 9, VIENNA L, AUSTRIA.I offer my stock of Stamps, Stamped Envelopes, News Bands and Postal Cards, of

Austria, Hungary, Lombardy, Levant, Bosnia, Vienna local post, Bulgaria, Greece, Montenegro, Roumania, Egypt, Persia, Servia, Turkey, etc.

My used Stamps are genuine originals off old letters, and not cancelled reprints. Reprints are sold as such. The return postage should be sent with enquiries. With enquiries for prices please state whether you are collector or dealer, also importance of intended purchase. Prepaid for prepaid, cheap for cheap ; ready cash or postal order desired. For the completion of my stock and private collection I desire to enter into correspondence with collectors and dealers. Give IN EXCH AN GE, Stamps, Stamped Envelopes, News Bands or Postal Cards from my stock ; also Revenue Stamps, Official Draft Blanks, Telegraph Stamps, Pictures, etc., etc. I also exchange favorably Postal Cards of Austria, Hungary, etc., of all issues for those of other countries. I further hold a considerable stock of Stamps on entire old letters,—old, used Stamped Envelopes of Austria ; Cards, Letters, Envelopes, etc., complete, of the Vienna local post. From cob lectors I take good duplicates in exchange, generally at list prices. Lots of ten, one hundred, or one thousand Stamps of a country are desired. I give fine Oriental Stamps, Stamps of the Levant, (for instance, 2, 3, 20, 25, 50 Soldi, wholesale), which as a rule are sold only for cash, in exchange of a fine collection of Stamps.

IOO C E N T S 4 0 0 P F E N N IG E .RETAIL.Bosnia, I, I, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 Kr. per set................................................Bulgaria, 1879, 5> I0. 25. 5° . 100 cents, per set........................................

“ 1881, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, 30 Slot, per set.......................................“ 1883, i, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, 30, 50, 100 Stot. per sı t ..............“ surcharged, 3, 5, 15, 50 per set......................... ............ . . . . . .

Greece, ten varieties................................................................................East Rumelia, 5, 5, 10, 10, 20, 1 , 5 Piaster, per set . . . . У , . , . .Servia, 1880, 5, 10, 20, 25, 50, 100 Para, per s e t . . . . ..............................Hungary, 1871, 2, 3 ,5 , 10, is , 25 Kr., per set ............ .....................

“ , 1872, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15, 25, Kr., per set.......................................Bohemia, 1874, Postal Card, misprint, each .................. ..........................

O F F I C I A L R E P R I N T S O FLombardy, 1850-63, 5, 5, 10 Cents, 2, 3, 3, 2, 3, 2, 3 Soldi, one set .

Envelopes, l86t, 16 Envelopes, Kreuzer and Soldi, one set “ “ 1863 or 1867, 10 Env., “ « <•

Austria, Newspaper stamps, 1850, 8c, 12 to one set .. .

One Mark=25C U. S.. . . Marks, 60 . . . . “ I 50

___ “ 70---- “ I 20

......... “ 6 OO. . . . “ 70------ “ 5 OO. . . “ I OO. . . . “ 5 CO- • “ 30.................. I 20

Marks, i 0011 8 00“ 3 60“ 2 00

Austria,((4 ( (t (

AUSTRIA, LOMBARDY AND T H E LEVANT,A L L U S E D O R I G I N A L S .

1850, I, 2, 3, 6, 9, Kreuzer .......................... ...... ............>850. 5. ,0> 15» 3° . 45 Centesimi ............................................1S50, 2 Kreuzer, green, eagle .......... ..1850, i Kreuzer, blue, 2 Kreuzer, brown....................1850, 2 Kreuzer, red, ea g le ....................

C ontinued on Pace 36. .............................................

Per Set.40

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JAMAICA.J A M A I C A .

E. W. Goffe» York Castle P. O.

K IN G S T O N .Chas. Ackrill & Co, 16 Hanover St J . Barrett, Casilla 19George L. Duquesnay, 19 North St Corinaldi Euston, care of E. Lyon & Son Arthur Finzi, Audit Office Alfred Fonché, 50 East Queen St Geo. A. Gonbault, 34 High Holborn St Bertrand E. F. Hall, 9 East St E, Vivian Hart, 42 Duke St George Henriques, 155 S. King St T. W. King, 37 Tower StS. I. Leon, 50 Church St.C. Mac Nair, care of A. L. Malabre & Co Oscar Marescaax, manager Colonial Bank. Cecil MelhadoN. G. Newman, 48 Charles St Eugene Simons, 67 Barry St

Alfredo Falbe

Manuel R. Gatell

PUERTO RICO.M A Y A G U E S .

Y A N C O .

TRINIDAD.A, T. Morton, JunapunaW. C. Morton, JunapunaAlfred ď Andrade, Almond Walk. Port of SpainG. Bosch, care Harrinson & Co., Port of SpainHenry Durant, Chacon St, Port of SpainWin. Golt, care of Golt & Co., TrinidadK. Hoffman, German Consul, TrinidadFather Marie Joseph, Rom. Cath. Presbytery, T rinidadLionel Legge, Port of SpainHenry A. Nueme, Belmonte, TrinidadJas. Craham Taylor, Port of SpainGeorge Vincent, care of Jno. A. Vincent, Port of Spain

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О. L E D E R M A N N , JUNIOR,K l e e b l a t t g a s .s e 9 , - - - V I E N N A I , A U S T R I A .

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 34..R E T A I L . One Mark=25c U. S.

Per Set.Austria, 1850, 5 Cents, printed on both sides....................................................... Marks, 5 00

» 1858, 2, 2, 3, 3, 5, 10, 15 Kreuzer .............................................................. “ 2 00“ 1858, 2, 3, 3, 5, 10, is Soldi...................................................................... 2 50•< 1861, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 Kreuzer.................................................. ‘ 3°“ 186 1,5 , 10 S o ld i............................................................ “ 40“ 1863, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 K reuzer......................................... “ 60“ 1863, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 S o ld i......................... “ « 50“ 1864, 2, 3, 5, 10, 15 Kreuzer .................................................................. “ 15“ 1864, 2, 3, 5, io. 15 S o ld i.......................................................................... “ i 00“ 1867, 2, 3, 5, IO, 15, 25, 50 Kreuzer ....................................................... “ 20“ 1867, 2, 3, 5, io, 15, 25, 50 Soldi............................................................... “ i S°“ 1883, 2, 3, 5, io, 20, 50 Kreuzer................................................................ “ 25“ 1883, 2, 3, 5, io, 20, 50 Soldi ................................................................... “ 65“ 1888, 10, 20 Para, I, 2, 5 Piaster ............................................ “ 60

W H O L E S A L E .Bosnia, 5 Kr., per 100, Mark I, mixed, per 100..................................................Marks, 2 сюBulgaria, mixed, per 100. Mark 2, and very fine................................................. “ 3 00Greece, mixed, per 10 0 ............................. “ 1 соEast Rumelia, per 10 0 ............................................................................................ ‘ 4 00German Empire, 1870-74, without red, 1 gr. per 10 0 ................................... “ 1 50Hungary, Letter Cards, I Issue, 3, 5 Kr., per set of 1 0 ............................... “ 3 00♦ Moldau-Walachei, 1862, 6 Para, per 10............................................................. “ 2 00* “ “ 1862, 30 Para, per IO .................................... ....................... “ I 50Roumania, mixed, per 10 0 0 ................................................................................... “ 5 00Turkey, mixed, per 10 0 .................................. “ 1 00Servia, 5, io Para, per 10 0 ...... “ 80

LEVANT, P O S TA L CARDS,E N T I R E A N D U N U S E D .

1873, Head, 4 Soldi, rose, per 1 0 .............. ............................... ........................... Marks, I 201875, “ 5 “ « d , “ “ i 401880, “ 5 “ “ “ ............................................ ........................... i 401880, “ 5—5 Soldi, red, per 1 0 . ................. « 2801883, Eagle, 5 Soldi, red, per 1 0 ............................................... “ i 401883, “ 5—5 Soldi, red, per 10 ............. “ 28 01888, “ 20 Para on 5 Kreuzer, per 1 0 ................................ “ 1 401888. “ 20—20 Para on 5 Kreuzer, per 10 ........... “ 2801888, “ 10 Soldi, Letter Cards, per 10 ............. “ 2801888, “ i Piaster, Letter Cards, per 1 0 .......................................................... “ 2 80

LE V A N T S T A M P S ,U N U S E D .

1867, Head, 2 Soldi, yellow, per 100 ..................................................................Marks 6 001867, “ 3 “ green, “ .............. ................................ “ ’ 8001883, Eagle, 2 “ brown, “ ................................................................... >< r 001883, “ 3 “ green, “ ......................................."."” ’ .T ”! ’ ” " . ’ •• 7001886, “ io l ’ara “ “ ............................. ’ ‘ i. 6 001888, “ 10 Para on 3 Kreuzer, per 100 . . . . . . . <> 6001868, “ го “ 5 •* “ ■ /.!.’ I ! ! ! ; ! ' . ’/.*. “ 1200

Stock of Austrian Envelopes, 1861, 63 used originals, pneumatic cards, etc.; Turkey.old issue, Revenue Stamps of Austria, Hungary, etc.; Telegraph Stamps. Large slock of postal cards of all issues, of Austria, Hungary, etc.

S E N D P O S T A L C A R D FOR MY P R I C E L I S T .


AUSTRALIA OCEANICA.HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

H O N O L U L U .Thos. G. Thrum Jno. H. Wilson, Box 108 W. H. WoodF. N. McCandless Oceanic Stamp Co

NEW SOUTH WALES.B A T H U R S T .

Albert KunzPercy C. White, Free Press Office, George St

S T . L E O N A R D S . N E A R S I D N E Y .

T. E. McLean, Merlin St

S Y D N E Y .Raymond Gosling, Box i o i

F. Hagen Andrew Houison Edward Tallik, 104 Pitt St Dawson T . Vindin, Box 660

M O U N T V IC T O R IA .Albert Kunz, Professor of Music Mrs. H. G. Rienits

W IN D S O R .F. H. Norton, care of Bank of N. S. W.

NEW ZEALAND.Thos. Wm. K ill

H. E. Lawrence, Box 382. A. Shave, 278 Colorado St

A U C K L A N D .

C H R IS T C H U R C H .

О Т А Б О .Antonio D. Vannini, Mosgiel

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ENVELOPESOF

A L L NATIONS

T H E

OURSPECIALTIES.

UNITED STATES AND

MEXICO.

U N I O N STH7VÏP CO.OF ST. LO U IS.

p A C K E T No. i.FR IC E , 2 5 CEN TS, P O ST -FR E E .

Contains 40 stamps, all different, from Australia, Brazil, Chili, Canada, Italy, Greece, Great Britain, Mexico, Norway, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and Venezuela.

p A C K E T No. 2.PRICE, 2 5 CEN TS, PO ST -FR E E .

Contains 25 stamps, all different, including issues from Argentine, Austria, Italy, Baden, Barados, Bulgaria, Old China, Dutch Indies, Egypt, France and Jamaica.

p A C K E T No. >PRICE, 2 5 C EN TS, PO ST -FR EE.

Contains 20 stamps, all different, including issues from Argentine, Brit, Guiana, Azores, Canada registered, Bosnia, Heligoland, Ecuador and Fiji Isles.

p A C K E T No. 4.PRICE, 2 5 CEN TS, PO ST -FR EE.

Contains 25 stamps, all different, including obsoletes from Australia, Canada, Bermuda, Ceylon, Cyprus, Cape of Good Hope, Natal, New So-tn Wales, West Australia and Hong Kong.

p A C K E T No. 5.PRICE, 2 5 CEN TS, PO ST -FR EE.

Contains 20 stamps, all different, including ipues from Asia, Africa, West Indies, North, South and Central Americas.

p A C K E T No. 6.PRICE, 2 5 CEN TS, P O ST -FR EE.

Contains 20 stamps, all different, including issues from Hong Kong, Strait Settlements, Ceylon (5c on 8c,) India, 4 and H. M. S. and India Envelope, surcharged.

p A C K E T No. 7.PR IC E, 5 0 C EN TS, PO ST -FR EE.

Contains 25 stamps, all different and unused, from Monaca, Heligoland, Canada, Servia, U. S. War, Porto Rico, Greece, Bavaria, Mexico and ra>-e United States.

p A C K E T No. 8.PRICE, 5 0 CEN TS, PO ST-FREE.

Contains 50 stamps, all different, used and unused, including issues from Servia, Guatemala, old issues Mexico, Orange Free States, Sandwich Isles and Peru.

T H E U N I O N

p A C K E T No. 9.PRICE, 5 0 C EN TS, P O ST -FR E E .

Contains 40 stamps, all different and obsolete, from Roumania, Costa Rica, Mexico, Brazil, Prussi?, Turkey and Japan.

p A C K E T No. 10.~ PR IC E, 5 0 C E N T S, P O S T -F R E E .

Contains 30 stamps, all different, including issues from Newfoundland, Prince Edward Isles and Nova Scotia.p A C K E T No. и .

PR IC E, 5 0 C EN T S, P O ST -F R E E .

Contains 50 stamps, ali different and obsolete, from Siam, Persia, Orange States, Brit. North Borneo, Ceylon, Ecuador, Peru, Roumania, Brazil and Grenada.

p A C K E T No. 12.PRICE, I DOLLAR, POST-FREE.

Contains 125 stamps, all different, from many parts of the world, including issues from Asia, Africa, North, South and Central Americas, Prussia and West Indies.

R E A D E R PA C K ET No. 13.PR IC E, 5 D O LLA R S, PO ST-FR H E.

Contains 500 stamps, all different, from many parts of the world. Each packet contains stamps that will list collectively more than three times the price asked, and is without doubt the cheapest packet ever placed upon the market, its great popularity attesting that fact. Issues of United States 1847 to ’89 including envelopes, entire and unused, valued at from 25 to 50 cents each, also departments, the West Indies, U. S. Colombia and Mexico are among the contents of every packet. Offered collectors only.

To still further make this the Leader packet the world over, we present gratuitously to the purchaser of every other packet a sealed envelope containing stamps listed from 25 cents to $1.00.

One patron writes: “ I must compliment you on the general excellence of the Leader packet sent me per order 15th June, and thank you for the sealed envelope which contained an unused Hanover, valued by Scott at 51.00.”

And still another: 14 I am well pleased with the No. 13 packet bought of you. Also the envelope enclosed, which contained a set of 1875 Guatemala, worth 40 cents.”

Catalogue mailed free on application.Address : 3335 Pine Street,

St. Louis, Mo., U. S. A.

STK7VtP CO.Q UALITY

NOTQ UANTITY.

W EST IND IES AND

U. S. COLOMBIA.

OF ST. LO U IS.


W E L L IN G T O N .J. DaviesF. VV. Frankland Herbert J . GabyA. B. Keyworth Henry J. KnowlesE. G. Pilcher

QUEENSLAND.B R I S B A N E .

Brian Hooker, Office of Works “ Mines”

SOUTHERN AUSTRALIA.ADELAIDE.

Oscar Rosenhain, Hindley StF. C. Kriechauff, Superintendent of Public Buildings’ Office. Rev. P. E. Raynor, St. Peter’s College

TASMANIA.H O B A R T .

C. E. Beddone, Davey StA. F. Bassett Hull, Box 93 Henry Susman, 26 Harrington St Philipp Tasmann Susman, Murray St

L A U N C E S T O N .

E. Granville Miller, St. John St W. O. Pettera, Brisbane St

VICTORIA.B A L L A R A T .

David Fiohm, care of Lewis Rohm

40 M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

G. B. Ç A L M A N .299 PEARL ST., HEW YORK, U. S. Д.

W HOLESALE DEALER IN

POSTAGE STAMPSCheapest and Best in the World, sent Free on

Application to Dealers Only.

I BUY A L L KINDS OF

F O R E I G N S T A M P SAT HIGHEST PRICES.

S e o T T S t a m p a n d C o i n G o .,(LI7VTITeO.)

LARGEST DEALERS IN TH E WORLD IN T H ESTAMP AND COIN LINE.Catalogues of all branches at 25 cents each.Stamp Albums at all prices.Merchandise sent in exchange for Foreign Stamps.Thirty-two page price list free on application.Correspondence in English, German, French and Spanish.

H. c. BEARDSLEY,(A. P. A. 95 ; С. P. A. 38 ; P. S. A. 13 ; St. L. P. S. ; С. P. S. ; A. P. P. A.)

BOX Б1Б, ST. JOSEPH. M 0„ U. S. A.

SOLICITS CORRESPONDENCE WITH PERSONS IN FOREIGN COUNTRIESWhu have Philatelic Literature tor saie, or who desire to purchase or exchange.

Has the largest stock in America.A L S O D E S I R E S P R I C E L I S T S F R O M W H O L E S A L E D E A L E R S I N S T A M P S .

Western Philatelist, 15 cents per year in America, and 25 cents in U. P. U. countries. Sample copy free. Advertisements 50 cents per inch. T R Y IT.


M E L B O U R N E .

J. Smith, 49 High St О wain Vaugn, Walsh St

W IL L IA M S T Û W N .

A. Colloile, Edina Cottage, Pasco St

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

F. Collins, Glenhynden

C A P E T O W N .

Wm. Schreiber, 9 Church St

K I M B E R L E Y .

Richard Peycke, P. O. Box i o o

P O R T E L I Z A B E T H .

J. W. Phaplin, care of L. Lappert & CoJ. L. DregeHans HormanO. KiessigAlexander Uebel

B E D F O R D .

42 M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book.

EXCH ANG E.I desire to exchange Rare Stamps with

Advanced Collectors in all countries. I have a dealers stock to select from, and will guarantee first-class exchange for any

RARE S T A M P SI receive. I offer all U. S. Department Stamps

in exchange, except high value State.

IDD Finely ^ixed Department Stamps fer Ş1.DD,

Post free, including State, Navy, Justice, W ar Envelopes, etc., etc.

^ S a m p l e copy of the Badger State Philatelist free.

N. E. CARTER,W alworth C o. DELAVAN, WÍS., U. S. A.


EGYPT.A L E X A N D R I A .

Fritz ArnoldL. BarkhausenG. CheboubLaurant Dollinger, care of S. A. DollingerAlex GasserNicolas HamanisFriedrich HeinzleDr. Giovanni HeinzleFranz HeischelH. HollsteinAlex G. Joannides, Faubourg Ras El TinJean JoannidesRudolf LindLudwig MerlanderH. PeifferW. PohlFnrico RomeoPaul RuelensJ. Stadchmann, Au Bureau de la Poste Autrichienne Alessandro Weinberg

C A IR O .

S. Aphthonides, Foreign OfficeL. CalnecLeonce ColucciWilhelm KeerlGustav KochRio Sciortino

Julien Bo vyP O R T S A I D .


WM. V. D. WETTERN, J u n ,W HOLESALE D EA LER IN

POSTAGE STAMPS.4 L i W est S aratoga S t r e e t ,BALTIMORE, MĐ„ U. S. A.

NEW L IS T SE N T F R E E TO D E A L E R S O N L Y .

All kinds of Stamps purchased for prompt cash. Will exchange with all Dealers, for such Stamps

named on my 1 st.

Purchasing Agents Wanted in the Following Countries

Bangkok, British Guiana, Cashmere, Deccan, British India and all Native Indian States, Ceylon, Straits Settlements, Borneo,

Labuan, Cyprus, Malta, China, Japan, French Colonies, Reunion, New Caledonia, and so forth. West Indies

(all the Islands), Persia, Siam, Liberia, Lagos,Gambia, Sierra Leone, Gold Cost, Natal,

Cape, Transvaal, Sarawak, Shanghai,Australian Colonies, and from all

other Stamp-issuing Countries.

ONE TRIAL SOLICITED.

^ “ Member A. P. A., C. P. A., D. P. A.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 45MADEIRA.

F U N C H A L .

Simon Calrade, Noranha A. H. Heidi, Quinta Pitta Heinrich Hempel C. C. de Noronha

MAURITIUS.P O R T L O U IS ,

Eduard Berger, 9 St. Georges St Adrien Chastellier. Curepipe Road Therése Mazery, 26 Rue St. Dénis Albert RacAlfred Carstens, care of H. G. Anst

NATAL.D U R H A M .

J. H. Brown, Addington R. Higham, Alexandria Stores

J. T. Bartlett J. T. Francis H. H. Janion Ed. Taylor

L. N. J . Walker W. J. O’Brien

Frank C. Scott

L A D Y S M I T H ,

PI E T E RM A R T Z B U R E .

R IC H M O N D .

ORANGE FREE STATE.

w. TraulsenF A U R E S M I T H .

4 6 M e k .e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

CONSIGNMENTSOf desirable Postage Stamps are respectfully solicited. Prices being satisfactory, prompt returns will be made in cash or excellent exchange, as may be desired.

Common varieties are not wanted on any terms.APPROUAL SHEETSContaining a superior collection of old and new issues, at net prices, or at a commission of 35 per cent, will be sent to responsible parties furnishing satisfactory references, or a deposit.AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENTSAre wanted in all parts of the world. I especially desire new provisional issues, and will allow 20 per cent, commission and charges for lower values in lots of fifty, and higher values in proportion,

I am prepared to make purchases of every description of merchandise, and invite correspondence regarding the same.

DUNCAN S. WYLIE.176 E. 1 2 5 t h STREET, NEW YORK GITY,Member American Philatelic Аю’л, National Philatelic Society,

Brooklyn Philatelic Club, National Stamp Dealers’ Ass’n, ' U. S, A.


SOUTH AFRICAN REPUBLIC.

E. TamsenW A T E R B U R Y .

ZANZIBAR.Z A N Z I B A R .

Hugo Rabe, Usugara House

ASIA.CHINA.

H O N G K O N G .

Ch. Von Bose, care of Carlowitz & Co

Henry SylvaS H A N G H A I .

J . Gillat Luke Z. Pierides Paul S. Dimitriou

CYPRUS.L A R N A C A .

JAPAN.O S A K A .

W. C. Sakai, 39 Shinsaibasli Road

K A G O S H IM A [SATSUMA].VV. L. Scott

Y O K O H A M A .E. A. Sargent, 39 B. Creek Side A. Farsari, 16 Bund Waldemar F. Christensen

48 M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.F O R E IG N P O S T A G E S T A M P SHBE DESIRED IN QUKNTITY.

Send a Trial Consignment. Good values will be given in exchange.

L A R G E 4 8 - P A G E C O I N A N D S T A M P C A T A L O G U E, 5 C E N T S .

W. F. GREANY. 827 Brannan Street,

S a n F r a n c i s c o , C a l i f o r n i a .

J T W ILL BE TO THE

INTERESTOR EVERY COLLECTOR OR

STAMPSTO SEND TO

E. T. PARKER, B e t h l e h e m , Pa . U. S. A.FOR A F R E E C O P Y O F H I S M O N T H L Y P R I C E D - L I S T .

I WANT CORRESPONDENTSin South and Central America, and in all other countriesTO EXCHANGEwith me, for fine North American of which I have many rarities. Consignments solicited for exchange purposes. Approval sheets furnished at a liberal commission.

J. H. C H E W E T T , Toronto, Canada.Correspondence in French and English.

STAMPS AND POST CARDSBOUGHT. SO LD. E X C H A N G E D .

A. N. SPENO ER ,19 LOMBARDY, - - - - ‘ CINCINNATI, OHIOStamps on approval to reliable parties.

Foreign correspondence and consignments solicited.Collections tono varieties and over purchased.

U. S stamps a specialty.


T O K IO .

Suke Yoshi Ito, 22 Fujimicho-Gochome, Kojimachi-Ku.

JAVA.

B A T A V I A .F. Herman, Senen 6 1.E. Chr. Keuchen ius.

S A M A R A N G .H. W. A. Eicke.H. H. Mangold, 222 Bodjong Str.C. Mettler.F. Soesman.

S O E R A B A Y A .A. Th. van der Bent.F. Hamacher.De Lapeyrie.

BRITISH INDIA.

Julio Ribeiro. Cavei.B O M B A Y .

M A D R A S .

K. Murngesa Chetti, 44 Panappa Ghetti Str.

N E L L O R E .

H. J. A. Hervey, Ass’ t Sup’t Gov’t Telegraphs.


J. E. MANGAN& CQ -Ph ila t e lic

P RINTERSCAN FURNISH CUTS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF STAM PS AND

ENVELOPES FOR USE IN OUR CUSTOM ERS’ W ORK, WITHOUT EXTRA CHARGE.

CATALOGUES, PRICE LISTS AND PH ILA TELIC PU BLICATIO N S A SPECIALTY. EXECUTED BY WORKMEN WHO A R E TH O RO U GH LY

FAM ILIAR WITH TH IS CLASS OF WORK.

P R IC E S LO W ER AND W O RK B E T T E R T H A N A N Y PR IN T IN G H O U SE IN T H E C O U N T R Y .

J. E. MANGAN & CO.,1007-9-11 LOCUST STREET,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

BLANK APPROVAL SH EETS ON FIN EST ONION SK IN PAPER RU LED TO HOLD 25 STAMPS. 40 CENTS PER 100, POST F R E E . $}.oo P E R 1000.

CASH WITH ORDER.

M e k e e l 's A ddress Book. 51

PERSIA,TEH ERAN.

Antoinette Andreina.Enrico Andreina.Fabius Boitai.Mary Boitai.H. Church, British Legation.Adolf Conradi.Bertrand Hybennet.Emile Hybennet.Alexander Mencaeff.Dr. Paul Morel.Major Carlo Mottes, Instructor to the R. Persian Army Albert Hontom Schindler.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

Arthur Tuason.M ANILLA.

SUMATRA.DELI.

A. van der Willigen, Medan, jos. Assam, Medan Hotel, Medan.U. Bollinger.Gab. Bryner.Arthur Hirsch, Deli Toewa Estate.Fritz Hirzel.Fritz Hohlweg, Medan.Joh. Hassner, Manager Medan Hotel.Theo. A. Kern.Joseph Klinger.G. Meissner, Bekalla,G. Fraser Melbourn, Bingey.Max Siber.

52M e k e e l ’s A ddress B o o k .

ESTABLISH ED 1886.

Standard Stamp Co .H. FLA C H SK A M M , Manager,

Member A. P. A. No. 578. N. S. D. Ass’n No. 3.Bayr. Phil. Verein No. 92, etc.

DEALERS IN .FOREIGN AND U. S.P o s t a g e S t a m p s

i I ! 5 S. NINTH ST., ST. LOUIS, MO.

Consignments of Good Stamps Solicited

FO R CA SH OR F IR S T C L A S S E X C H A N G E .

Foreign Correspondents Wanted in Every Country.

Approval Sheets of Fine Stamps at 33^3 per cent Discount. New 16-page price list sent f r e e

to any address.

Address all communications to

s t a n d a r d s t a m p C O .«

1115 S. Ninth Street,S T . L O U IS, MO., U. S . A.

Correspondence : English, French, German and Spanish.

M e k e e l ’s A d d ress B ook. 53

P E N A N B .J . S. Davidson.P. H. Koos.Emil Kotta.A. Fraes Melbourn, Zermin Langkat.Dr. Karl Riedel, Straits Settlement.

. F. H. Roos.

TURKEY.T R E B I Z O N D E .

Hrand O. Marimian.Kirkor Nourian.

E U R O P E .AUSTRIA.

A B R A M (CROATIA.)Carl Duckat.

A L E X D W I T Z (N EAR E IB E N SC H IT Z , MORAVIA.)

August Wenzlitzki.

B U D A P E S T (HUNGARY.)

Ignatz Axamethy, V I B. Theresien-Ring 60.Géza Langer, IV B. Muellergasse 47, III io.

C Z E R N D W I T Z (BUCKOWINA.)

Carl Bottuschaner, care of M. Weinbach.Victor Brillant, care of Dr. Brillant.H. Mittelmann.

B R A Z (ST EIER M A R K .)

Moritz Schuch, Jr., Hauptplatz 3.

K A S C H A U (HUNGARY.)

Ferdinand von Jerzabek.


ESTABLISH ED 1861.

E. A. H O L T O N ,5 SUMMER ST., BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A.President of National Stamp Dealers’ Association,

Counterfeit Detector, A . P. A.Member Dresden Phil. Union.

IM PORTER AND D E A L E R IN

U. S. a n d F o r e ig n

STAMPS.10,000 VARIETIES IN STOCK.COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE SENT ON RECEIPT OF 25 CENTS.O LD C O LLEC TIO N S AN D R A R E ST A M P S BO U GH T

FO R C A SH .

I desire consignments of new issues, also provisional stamps for which I will promptly remit cash to the amount of 25 per cent over face. Where rare provisionals are received, a larger commission will be returned.

J ’ai besoin a tout temps de timbres poste de tous les pays, qu’ils soient des emissions les plus recentes ou bien des emissions provisoires. J ’enverrai toujours par retour du courrier le montant plus un benefice de 25 °/0 pour les nouvelles emissions, et pour les provisoires rares les plus hauts prix. On peut me soumettre des factures de toute espece de timbres poste en toute confiance que des affaires en résulteront.

. M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 55

N I E M E S (BOHEMIA.)

Arthur Fischer, Manufacturer.

O E D E N B U R S (HUNGARY.)

Michael von Vàghy, Jr ., Zeughausgasse.\

□ F E N (HUNGARY.)

Eduard Penater, II, Pfarrgasse 2.

M A E H R I S C H - O S T R A U .Carl Cl. Sauer.

P R A G U E (BOHEMIA.)

Julius Glauber, Elisabeth Str. 5 W. Hoppe, 29 II.Vine. Jedlička, Vladis lavsgasse 4.Dagobert Wlaschim, Graben No. 25.

R E IC H E N B E R G (BOHEMIA.)Dr. Anton Knizek.

R E S T O C K (N EAR CH RAST.)Wm. Bondy.

S E M I L (BOHEMIA.)Franz Hlawaca. .

Oscar Lucas.T E P L I T 2 (BOHEMIA.)

V I E N N A .

Hans Gradl, Seilergasse 26, Ottakring.Jos. Hantschl, Meidling.Moritz Baum, Effecten-Boerse.Siegesmund Friedl, Unter Doebling.A. Koltscharsch, I I I Land Str., Haupt Str. 16. Koltscharsch and Stephenson, V III, Alser Str. 35, I. Lud. Kraus, Maximilian Str. 13 I.Emerich Doczkalik, Waehring, Guertel Str. 59.R. Rechners, K . K . Hofbuchhandlung, Graben 31 C. Ltderman, Jr., Kleeblattgasse 9 II.C. VVottilz, Waehring, Johannesgasse 1.

56 M e k e e l ’s A d d e r s s B o o k .

H. F. KETCHESON,Г ~ Г ' К A 7% /| F \ D E A L E R A N DО 1 А М Г PUBLISHER

B o x 499, B e l l e v il l e , O nt.,

C A N A D A .

THE DOMINION PHILATELIST, i ÿ PER YEAR

CANADIAN PO STAG E AND R E V E N U E G A T A - LO G U E ; Cloth, 50 .cts. ; Paper, 25 cts.

I give a 6 pence Canada Stamp to every 5 sh. purchaser of my famous CANADA P ACK ET, No. 13. It contains 50 varieties of Canada Stamps, and is a bargain. Post-paid, $1.08.

1 Consignments of good Stamps ! from foreign countries, for which

1 will give Cash or good exchange.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 57

BAVARIA,

Dr. G. Russwurm.A M B E R S (O B ER PFA LZ.)

A U G S B U R G 'Carl Gwinner, Schwibbogenplatz i

B A M B E R G .Gotthold Sabel, Professor.Wilhelm Ullmann, Luitpold Str.

B A Y R E U T H .

Lieut. Doering, W agner Str. 2 7 7 ^ ,Carl Schneider.

F U E R T H .Wm, Frank, Blumen Str. 42.

E. Kahn.F. Schrank.

Carl Zoetl.

G E R M E R S H E IM .

L A N D S H U T .

M U N IC H .

Hans Aschenbrenner, Schiller Str. 2.A. Bachi, Schwanthaler Str. 29.Paul Beschoren, Banker,Dr. Binder, W all Str. 2.L. Egersdoerfer, Diener Str. 14.L. Geidel, Loewengrube 7.D, Glenk, Glockenbach 15.T. Haas, Editor, Schwanthaler Str. 69. Cornelio Joris, Colosseum Str. 3 I.Ed, Juergens, Nymphenburger Str. 9. Anton Keller, X I Zweibruecken Str. Richard Krause, Knoebel Str. 3 I.M. A. Larisch, Schwanthaler Str. 42.A. Primus, Thalkirchner Str. 21.Hr. Saenger, Theresienhoehe 8.M. Schlumprecht, Plingauser Str. 35.Otto Vedlmayr, Karl Str. 47.Havid Wassermann, Maximilian Str. 22 II.

58 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

W. B. J A C K S O N ,------- D E A L E R IN -------

Ü. 3. # FOREIGN STAMPS,005 BENNINGTON STREET,EAST BOSTON, MASS.I am sending out a fine line of Approval Shetts ; Stamps in fine condition, prices low,

and a liberal commission allowed.Good Agents wanted. Send reference.Correspondence and consignments of Salable Stamps are respectfully solicited from

dealers and collectors in all parts of the world. Write in English or French.Satisfaction guaranteed. Member A. P. A.Reference by permission : Publisher of this work.

Bishop & Skinner,TOLEDO, OHIO, U. S. A.

SEN D us your duplicate Postage Stamps. We will pay you Cash, or exchange for new or used Postage or Rev

enue Stamps of the United States, and allow you postage on what you send us.

W e buy unused Stam ps.We do not want Postal Cards.A correspondent wanted in every country in the world.

Write to us at once in English, French or German.

BISHOP & SKINNER,T O L E D O , OHIO, U . S. A.


N E U M A R K T (O BERPH ALZ.)

Lieutenant J . Weidert.

N U R E M B E R G (BAVARIA.)

Wilh. Banzenberger, Breitegasse 82.Bernhard Fruehinsfeld, Wurzelbauer Str. 24. Emil Hopf, Marien Str, i.Philipp Kronacher, Hallerwiese 10.Heinrich Schlenk, Vor dem Mohrenthore.Richard Tuchmann, care of S. Tuchmann & Sons, j . Winterstetter.

P A S S A U .Ed. Wintermayer.

S C H W A B M U E N C H E N .Albert Kalbskopf.

Ludwig Rasor.S P E Y E R .

W U E R Z B U R G .

W. Brenner, Semmel Str. 50.M. A. Frauendorfer, Siebold Str. 4.Dr. A. Greis, Surgeon.Joseph Kochenberger, Pfaffengasse 15. Eduard Koenig.Dr, Johannes L ill, Johanniterplatz 4.

BELGIUM.A N T W E R P .

Ernst Brugmann, Chaussée de Malines 60 Prosper Crentz, Rue de Venders 28 Fernand Donnet, Rue Ferchmann Gustave Dyckhoff Samuel and Friedberg Emile Vanderstraeten, Rue du Roi 25

A U D E N A R D H .1. Liessmanns-Delagache

6o М е к e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

THE J. W. SCOTT COM PANY, L imited,(A corporation organized under the laws of the State of New York)

DEHLERS IN

S t a m p s , C o in s ,C u r io s it ie s ,

163 Fulton Street, N E W YORK C ITY.

T HE above Company begs to call the attention of the collecting public to their unrivalled stock of Stamps, Coins, &c. A selection Írom any special line will be sent for inspection to parties furnishing New York references, or on receipt of suitable

deposit. Consignments of rare stamps solicited, Large stocks and remainders especially desired. Stamps and Coins sold at public auction. The business being under the direct management of Mr. J. W. Scott, the first regular stamp dealer in America (thirty years experience), is sufficient guarantee of fair and liberal dealing. No connection with the Scott Stamp and Coin Co.

Catalogue of Sets, Packets and Albums furnished on application.

STAMP CATALOGUE, PRICE 25 CENTS.SILVER COIN CATALOGUE, PRICE 25 CENTS,

COPPER COIN CATALOGUE, PRICE 25 CENTS.

Any used South or Central American Stamps taken in exchange for our goods at 15 cents per hundred.

La Compania arriba mencionada llama la atencion de los Coleccionadores a la existência sin rival que tiene en sellos de correos, monedas, etc.

A las personas que suministren buenas referencias en New York, o hagan un deposito conveniente se les enviara un surtido escogido del genero que se pidä, para su inspeccion.

Se solicitan consignaciones desellos de correo. Especialmente se desean en gruesas cantidades, asi como sellos sobrantes al adoptarse nuevas emisiones.

Se venden sellos de Correo y monedas en remate publico. Conio los negocios estän bajo la adminislracion directa de Mr, J. W. Scott, el primero de los comerciantes en selLs de America (con treinta anos de experiencia), basta con esto para que sirva de suficiente gai-amia de la jnsticia, equidad y hberalidad de las transacciones.

No tiene reláción alguna con la “ Scott Stamp and Coin Company.”

Note the address, J . W. SCOTT COMPANY, Limited, 163 Fulton Street, New York.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 6 i

B R U G E S .

Adolphe Hollebeke, 6 Rue des Corroyeurs noirs Léon Moulaert, 2 Rue Neuve Albert Priem, 8 Rue de l’Académie

B R U S S E L S .

Bauchau, Palais du Midi 4.Maurice Belin, Palais du MidiA. de Buck, 33 Rue des SecoursJules Chôme, 52 Rue de SpaDebrabander, 72 Rue des deux EglisesEd. Deppe, 23 Rue d’OrléansL. Hirschland, 6 Rue des RosesT. ’ Hoen, 13 Rue d’ArenbergH Kochan, 73 Rue de Liedekerkede Koudriaffsky, 27 Place de l’ IndustrieL. Marchai, 33 Rue des EpéronniersJ. B. Moens, 42 Rue de FlorenceLouis Moens, fils, 7 Gallerie BortierP. Niessen, 68 Rue BrogniezEmile Petitot, 1 1 1 Chaussée de la Hulpe, BoitsfortLéon Robert, 36 Rue de Russie, St. GillesPaul de Smeth, 38 Rue de CommerceLe Révérend, C. StroobantS. Wallaert, 69 Rue de Marie-Thérèse

G H E N T .

Ed. Bau wens, 18 Quai des Dominicains Jules Capeller

K O E C K E L B E R G .

Eug. Peeters, 28 Rue de la Station

L IE G E .

Alfred Bernimolin, 152 Rue des VennesF. Dumont, 60 Rue de Cornillon Louis Peters, Professeur

M A L I N E S .

Félix Augenot, 54 Square LéopoldF. de Winter, 47 Rue aux Herbes


T H EG e n e s e e S t a m pa n d C o i n C o .AÄ . i D E A L E R S IN | " n Õ . V ’

id. S. AND F0REI6N

Postage Stamps.MAKE A SPECIALTY OF

APPRO VAL SH E E T S.A L IB E R A L D ISCO U N T ALLO W ED .M T S WANTED EVERYWHERE.

Must be members of A. P. A., or give first class references. Send for one

or more of their Approval Sheets and be convinced

of their superiority,40 CENTS WILL BUYA sc. Blue or White U. S. Envelope, 1875, die A,

entire. Exchanges with Foreign Correspondents desired.

G E O . E . S E Y M O U R ,No. 75 M A R C Y A V E N U E ,

BROOKLYN, N. Y., U S A.

5 0 0 . 5 0No Cards, Locals, Revenues

or Reprints.

The stamps in the above packet are all in fine condition ; none torn or badly cancelled.; all catalogued by Scott’s 50th edition. Post free in U. S. or Canada, all other countries 10c extra.PRICE LISTOf over 300 sets and packets sent free to all parts of the world. All stnmps sold by me guaranteed genuine.

W H O L E S A L E L IS T S SO LICITED .SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICANI have a very large stock of these desirable stamps and

am able to sell them at very low rates in assorted lots.There are no B razil or B r. Guiana in any of these assort

ments, they being the commonest South American Stamps.

Per 100.. .SOUTH AM ERICAN M IXTURE.

Per 100. ..C E N T R A L AM ERICAN M IXTU RE.

Per 100...M EXICAN M IXTURE.

..$4 00

Per 100,,.

SOUTH AND C E N T R A L AM ERICAN AND M EXICAN M IXTURE.

. . Л 6 00I f these mixtures dj not give good satisfaction the money w ill he refunded ; so it will

not cost you anything to give them a trial.These Stamps are well mixed and there are a very large variety, including some old

issues and high denominations.C. H. M E K E E L , 1007, 1009, io n Locust Street,

S T . LO UIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 63T R O N C H I E N N E S (FLA N D R E O RIEN TA LE).

Ed. Bauwens, Terđobbel

BOSNIA.B A N J A L U N K A .

Carl Zettelmann

S E R A J E V D .Philipp Engl Robert Johanny HuhnDr. J. Makance

T R A V N I C K .Ferdinand Fustinioni

BULEARIA.P H IL IP P O P O L IS .

G. N. CallishenisA. P. Carapiroff ,Constantin J . Tschèkerdek.

S L I V E N (SOUTH BU LG .)Georges Sotiroff

S O F I A .

E. Koukourlieff, 588 Samo Koosca StrG. Zarmikian, 591 Oulitza Alabius Ka

CYPRUS.(Also entered erroneously under Asia.)

J. Gillat.Luke Z. Pierides.Paul S. Dimitriou.


FOR THE TRADE.

I H A V E some offers that cannot be beat by any dealer in the world ; these lots and assortments are not new, but

H A V E BEEN T R IE D , and by all who have bought them have been pronounced better value for the money than could be had elsewhere. All my Stamps are IM PO R TED D IR E C T from the countries issuing them, in very large quantities, and I am able to sell cheaper than most wholesale dealers can buy the Stamps of which I make a specialty.

■ • This lot is just the thing for sheets and1000 FOR $5.00 packets, and contains as follows : 250,, assorted U. S. Stamps, 250 assorted

British Colonials, 250 assorted European, 250 South and Central American and Mexican, all for $3.00.

1 This is the cheapest lot of American500 FOR $5.00 Stamps ever offered for the money ; they-----: are divided as follows, 100 assorted Cent

ral American, 200 assorted South American, (no B ra zil or British Guiana), 200 well assorted Mexican of different issues, all for $3.00.

' ~ This is a Complete Stock of Stamps,5000 FOR $25.00 and is a much better stock of Stamps■ - than I had when I started in business

in 1877* The Stamps in this lot could be easily sold to net the dealer over $ 100.00profit. It consists as follows: 10 00 mixed British Colonials from every quarter of the globe, 1000 United States Stamps, including some good Departments and old issues, 10 00 finely mixed European, 10 0 0 South and Centrai American and Mexican mixture, well assorted, and 1000 D ifferent V arie ties from all parts of the world, including many very rare Stamps. To this I add blank approval sheets, gummed paper, and a three-inch advertisement in the P h il a t e l ic J o u r n a l of A m e r ic a , for $ 2 5 .0 0 .

O. H. M E K E E L ,1007, 1009 and io n L ocust S t r e e t , ST. L O U IS , MO.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 6 5

DENMARK.A A L B O R G .

Linde AageMomitz Echan PaUeson, 3 Nyctoro

K. M. LindA S S E N S .

C O P E N H A G E N .Otto Diemar, 24 K ., Vendersgade Viggo Eberth, 4 K., Fredericksberggade W. Golodnoff, 108 V., Vesterbrogade V. Henriques, Fredericksborg V F. Holtermann, 16 Fredericksholms Kanal Carl Hyllested, 3 Forha abningsholmgade Edmund F. Jensler, 37 Groenegade August Kuehl, 23 A, Roemersgade, 2 Sal H. Mannsfeld-Bullner, 3 K , Roemersgade Chr. Meyer,M. L. Moller, 8 К. Gothersgade Nielsen, Cigar-Store, 21 Norrebrogade E. S. Orswed, 21 V, Norre Farimagsgade Chr. Petersen, 8 Saxogade J. Poulsen, 9 N, Sortedamsgade Ludwig R. Poulsen, 26 Abeldgaardsgasse J . C. Sundberg. 19 Blaagaardsgade L. Swendson, 49 Blaagaardsgade J. Tybring, Bookstore,Dr. M. Vedel, 18 Cannike StrH. G. Wessel, 68 BlegdamsvejenWald. v. Zacharias, 21 Tordens Kjoldsgade

J- H. Jensen

Carl Fryd

F A N O .

F R E D E R IC IA .

F R E D E R I C K S B E R G .

iggo Olsen, 28 Kougenswej


Central and South American. Asiatic and Ocean Icán a Specialty.

IM PORTER,No. 11© K earney S treet ,SAN FRANCISCO, CALA., U. S. A.HA V IN G one of the finest stocks of Foreign Stamps in

America, from 5,000 to 7,000 varieties constantly in stock, I am able to supply advanced collectors as well as beginners.

My prices are strictly according to Scott’s latest catalogue, only that I allow 35 per cent, discount therefrom.

FOREIGN CO LLECTO RS AND D E A L E R S

May send consignments, and good exchange will be sent by return mail.

SH E E T SOn approval to parties furnishing good reference.


H O L S T E B R O ,F. Christensen, Postfuldmatig

J . KysterK O L D IN S .

□ D E N S E .Carl Lantow, Bank Assistant

J. Jenson & Co.R A N D E R S .

P. M. Nissager N . S. Nedergaard

S K I V E .

Sofus Hansen, DreioS V E N D B O R E .

FINLAND.H E L S I N G F O R S .

Rdlf. Brenner, 29 Hogbergsgatan Dr. J. A. Florin, 4 Myntgatan Bjorn Lindberg, Botanic Gardens Oscar Romanson, 25 Ericksgatan

T A M M E R S F O R S .Hj. Hagelberg

Capt. C. A. R. LoefgrenU L E A B O R S .

Job. MichailoffW IB O R S .

FRANCE.A L U E R - P E U F E I L H D U X P A R V A L L O N

Gaston de Peufeilhoux

A M I E N S .

Th. Tellier, 10 Galer e du Commerce.

6 8 M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

R E M A IN D E R S---------- K I 4 D ---------

L/IRGE STOCKS OF ST R IPSW A N T E D .

I am in the market to buy desirable Stamps in any quantity.

Parties and Government Officials having large lots of Stamps, should receive my quotations before closing any sale.

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009 and 1011 LOCUST STREET,ST. LOUIS, MO.


B O R D E A U X .

M. Durant, 28 Solferino.Wm, Eichler, 92 Rue de St. Genes.H. de Reneville, 14 Rue Margaux.

C A U D E R A N (GIRONDE )

J . A. Gillard, 20 Cours Judaique.Madame E. Schmitt, 97 Cours Judaique.

C O U R B E V O IE (SEIN E.)

Monsieur Ambroise, 4 Rue ď Aboukir.

Ed. Fremy fils.D D U A I.

L Y O N (RHONE.)

E. Durand, 7 Avenue de 1’ Archevêque.J. Richarme, 13 Rue Francois Daupin. Jules Ferrarlo, 31 Quai de l’Hôpital.

M O N T P E L L IE R (H ERAU LT.)

G. Kuhnholtz, 6 Rue Puits du Temple.

N E U I L L Y (SEIN E.)

Le Dr. Legrand, 136 Avenue de Neuilly.

N I Z Z A ,

Dr. jur. Georges de Chesnes, 2 Rue d’Angleterre. Charles Diena, 33 Avenue Gare.

P A R I S .

Alexandre F ils, 15 Rue des Juifs.Max Barsdorf, 1 1 3 Faubourg Poissonnière. Gustave Beil, 64 Rue des Batignolles.Monsieur Christophe, 1 1 bis Rue Demours. Georges Cárion et Emden, 18 Rue des Moines.J. Delzenne, 1 Rue Allent and 15 Rue de Lille.N. Dieschbourg, 32 Rue Cardinet.L. P'remy, 57 Rue de Bourgogne.Fh. von Ferrary, 57 Rue de Varennes.


C. H. MEKEEL,1007 TO Ю11 LOCUST STREET,

S T . L O U I S , M O .

Importer and Dealer in POST ÄßE STAMPS And

Publisher of

Albums and Philatelic Works.

Second to no firm in these lines in the world.

Has a large and valuable stock.

Pays cash for rare Stamps of all kinds.

SELLS TO THE MOST ADVANCED COLLECTORS,And can always find a market for great rarities.


P A R I S (C o n t i n u e d .)

Alfred Forbin, 12 Rue Victor Cousin.Gustavo Gelli and R. Tani, 85 Rue Richelieu.E. Mallet, 84 Rue de la Condamine.J. Marmin, 30 Rue Philippe de Girard.J. Nales, 33 Rue de Richelieu.Arthur Maury, 8 Cite Malesherbes.Dr. jur. Gustav Michelsen, 3 Rue Richer.Louis Pavillet, 7 Rue Chomel.August Rumschoettel, 26 Rue de l’Echiquier. Victor Robert, 1 14 Rue de Vaugirard.Chas Roussin, 9 Galerie d’Orleans, Palais Royal. E. Roussillon, 94 Rue Lafayette.Charles Saint Chely, 1 Rue Jouffroy.Ch. Schaupmeier, 12 Rue Richer.Adolphe Schoeller, 82 Rue d’Hauteville.A. Simion, 70 Quai de l’Hotel de Ville.Thumin Freres, 7 & 9 Rue des Filles du Calvaire.G. Vincenot, 17 Rue des Saints Peres.E. Vervelle, 48 Rue Jacob.Ad. Westheimer, 30 Boulevard Haussmann. Edouard Wehrlin, 6 Rue Crevaux.0 . Weber, 37 Rue Nollet.Baroness de Wolkoff, 3 Rue Meissonier.Winch Freres, 3 Rue Meyerbeer.

S T . E T I E N N E .

Bossa Kiewicz, Rue Grand Moulin.

S E G O N Z A C (CH A REN TE.)

E. R. Benedict, care of P. Frapin & Co.

GERMANY.A L T O N A .

H. Bohl, 92 Schauenburger St.Chr. Feddersen, care C. F. Hohmann, Grosse Mülen St. I1 • W. Harm.

7 2 Me k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

E s t a b l i s h e d 1885.SIDNEY UIEW GO..d. RUSSELL. PROPRIETOR.

D E A L E R in

Postage AND FiscalSTAMPS,57 CNETWYND RĐ.LONDON, N. W. ENGLAND.PRICE LIST OF SETS 2t PACKETS OR APPLICATION.EXCHANGE SOLICITED WITH DEALERS ABROAD.

P a c k e t s of 100, all different, 10c. 150, all different, 20c.200, all different, 50c. 250, all different, 75c. 300, all different, $1.00. 350, all different, $1.25. 400, all different,^•S0* 45°> different, $1.75. 500, all different, $2.00.550, all different, $2.50. 600, all different, $3.00. 650, alldifferent, $3.50. 700, all different, $4.00. 750, all different,$4.50. 800, all different, $5.00. 850, all different, $5.50.900, all different, $6.00. 950, all different, $6.50. 1,000, alldifferent, $7.00.SHEETS OF STAMPS SENT ON APPROVAL.REMITTANCES BY NOTES OR MONEY ORDER.


B A D E N -B A D E N ,C. Hermann, care of F. C. Joerger.

B E R L I N .

E. Aren, 7 Hardenberger St., Charlottenburg Dr. H. Brendicke, W. 21 Winterfeld St.W. Buchner, N. 12 Weinbergsweg Paul Bursch, N. 24 Lothringer St Felix Bab, О. 30 Schilling St.David Cohn, С. 14 Spandauer Bruecke.E. Hayn, N. 24 Friederich St. ro8.E. Hoffman, S. W. 13 Horn St.C. Kimmel, W. 90 Leipziger St.W. Kuenast, S. W. 12, Zimmer St. 48b.R. Küntzel, N. O. 50 Barnims St.Landrichter Lindenberg, S. W. 9 Hagelsberger St.G. Lublin, W. 66 Friedrich St.Paul Lützow, N. 125 Friedrich St.H. Mueller, S. W. 25 Kleinbeeren St.Jean Pliquet, S. O. 47 Waldemar St.M. Prengel, S. W. 8 Teltower St.Aug. Puschel, Secretary, N О. Straussberger St.S. Regelien, W. 13 Steglitzer St.Johs Stein, S. W. 12 Hagetsberger St.Emil Weckmann, S. 65 Wall St.H. Wepner, S. W. 29.

B O N N (RH EN ISH PRU SSIA.) Wiihelm Lehmann, Weber r.

B Q P P A R D O N T H E R H IN E .Carl Kreitz.

B R A N D E N B U R G O N T H E H A V E L .’F. Meinecke, Jun.

B R E M E N ,M. Salzmann, Bahnhof St. 24.

B R E S L A U .Graf Stillfried-Rattonitz, Museumsplatz 8 I.

B R O M B E R G ,Wilh. Geissler, Danziger St. 162.

B R U N S W I C K .И. Former, Spielmann St. 71 Gustav Rühland, Limbecker St. 28.

74 M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.T. H. HINTON,5 Paultons Square, C helsea,LONDON, S. W.Established 1868. I. P. U. 38. A. P. A. 770.

Buys, Sells and ExchangesA LL KINDS OF

U. S., British, Foreign and Colonial Postage and

Revenue Stamps.WHOLESALE a n d RETAIL.O F F E R S :

20 Obsolete Gt. Britain Postage for 25 cents.

20 Obsolete Gt. Britain Revenue for 25 cents.

WE WANT TO BUYLA RG E LOTS OF

STAMPSAt fair Cash or Exchange

prices. Any quantity taken.

Rare Stamps for Exchange. ADDRESS

FRANKFORD

STAMP CD.,STAMP IMPORTERS,

FR A N K F O R D ,

P H IL A D E L P H IA , - P A .

TO D E A L E R S .D e a le r s Pa c k e t N o. i , to sell at 5c.

each and over, contains too stamps, many varieties, including fine Mexico Mauritius, Persia, Iceland, Fr. Col., Nicaragua, China, Etc. Price $1.90.

D e a l e r s Pa c k e t No. 2, to sell at 3c. each and over, contains too stamps, many varieties, including Cyprus, Gold Coast, Heligoland, India Hong Kong, Ecuador, Etc. Price $1.20.

De a l e r s Pa c k e t No. 3, to sell at 2c. each and over, contains IOO stamps, 50 varieties, including Natal, Egypt, Deccan, Azores, New Foundland, etc. Price 55c.

D e a l e r s P a c k e t No. 4, to sell at tc. each and over, contains 100 stamps, including many desirable varieties. Price 25 cents.

You will not regret a trial order. All Stamps warranted genuine. Parties desiring to take advantage of my other offers also, in another column, will please address me as below, having recently changed my location.

OSCAR JAMASGN,P. O. BOX 234.

Ш Д С О , - T E X A S .Formerly of Austin, Texas.

Are You Looking for Me?You should, for I can

S A V E YO U M O N EYBy doing your

ADVERTISINGWrite for terms on some of the best pay

ing papers and magazines in this country anti Europe.

I have Books and Sheets of Stamps marked at reasonable prices, at 25 and

30 per cent commission.I desire consignments of new issues and

Rare Foreign Stamps.A. P. A. 602. C. P. A, 161.

H. C. MOODY & CO.,MAPLEWOOD,

MALDEN, - MASS.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .75

C A S S E L .

Dr. Theo. Matthieu, Koenigsthor 40.

C H E M N IT Z (SAXONY).

E. Hoffmann, Bruecken St. 10 Franz Kircheisen

C O B L E N Z .G. Neuhaus, Mosel St. 3 I.

C O L O G N E

Alfred Heber, First-Telegr. Secretary.S. Kaufmann, care Kaufmann Bros.

D O R T M U N D .Rud. Lohme) erF. Wilhelm Ruhfus

D R E S D E N (SAXONY).

E. Koenig, Dresdener St. 27, r. IG. A. Kunkel, Kurfürsten St. 6R. von Schubert, Boehmisch St. 1.

E R F U R T .Emil Stenger, Fischmarkt 27.

F R A N C F O R T O N T H E M A IN .

H. J. Dauth, Vilbeler Str. 29.Adolf Hamel, Bockenheim.

F R E I B U R G (BADEN.)Arnold Tschiva.

G L A U C H A U (SAXONY.)

Lieutenant R. M. Eras.

G E R A (REU SS).

Oscar Fehse, care Reichs Bank Franz Kuhn

G O R Z E N E A R M E T Z .

W. Angspach, Apothecary

7 6 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .DOMINIC BROSN ARD EA LER IN

LONDON, - ENGLAND.

Selections of Rare Stamps sent on approval to collectors giving satisfactory references. Sheets sent out by me contain picked specimens of Old Stamps, principally British Colonials.CORRESPONDENCE DESIRED

With Advanced Collectors requiring Rare Varieties of British Colonial Stamps.

500 Postage Stamps, all different, post free, $2.50.

R A R E STAMPS WANTED FOR CASH.

I will send $6.oo per return mail for $ 5-°° of any new British Colonial provisional, if received first mail after issue.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . 77

B O S S N I T Z S . A L T B G .A. E. Glasewald.

G O T T IN G E N .Theod. Colshorn, Jr., Johannes St. 21

H A M B U R G .C. Behn, Caffemacherreihe 17A. Bestelmeyer, Schaeferkamps Allee, EimsbuettelG. Th. Busch, Bank Director, Sancke Emil Hahn, Bartels St., 74 St. Pauli Albert Henckel, WandsbeckH. Koberg, Schiller St., 42 Wandsbeck Hauptmann von Kotze, Bogen St. 4 Julius Lossau, Amsibek St. 19Theo. Reimler, Bilh. Roehrendamm 90.A. Schack-Sommer, Ernstwerck St. 27 A. Sonn, Neu St. 20, St. Georg A. V. Swendsen, Gaensemarkt 30 A. Thormeyer, Alterwall 47

H A N O V E R .

Ernst Rosenberg, Gruger Str. 4,

H A R B U R G (HANOVER).

Gustav Meyer, Turner St. 21

Chr. Sauerland

Dr. Kalkhoff

Siegfried Schreck

Carl Schalier, Hirsch St.

H E M E R (W ESTPH ALIA).

H O E C H S T ON M A IN .

IT Z E H O E (H O LSTEIN ).

K A R L S R U H E (BADEN.)

76.

K IE L (H O LSTEIN.)

H. Schnack, Schumacher St. 4 Dargela Cantieny, Vorstadt 30

L E E R (EAST F R IESLA N D .)Emil Hahn, Apothecary

7 * M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

WILLISM BROWN,Wholesale and Retail Dealer In

Foreign Postage Stamps115 C A S T L E S T R E E T ,

Registered Telegraphic Address, AVON, SALISBU RY, ENGLAND. SALISBURY, ENGLAND.

THE dealer for Large Variety Packets, superior to any on the market. Price list of Packets and Sets post free on application. Liberal discount to dealers.

THE Dealer to send your Collections to, if you want to sell them. Best cash price immediately paid.

Ţ H E Dealer to send your Rare Duplicates to. Best possible exchange given.

THE Dealer to whom you should apply, if you want to complete your collection of Rare Stamps. The Rarest Stamps always in stock. Rarities of all kinds and descriptions always on sale.

THE Dealer to whom you should send your list of wants for quotations, if you want your blank spaces in your album filled out at a moderate cost.

THE Dealer who sends sheets of the Rarest Stamps on Approval to responsible persons giving satisfactory references.

THE Dealer to whom you should apply, if you want complete Sets of Tunis Issue, Buchananland, Zululand, and other fine Unused Stamps, such as British Honduras surcharged first type, Gibraltar, etc.

THE Dealer who sells rare old Australians, Sydney views, Canada and Ceylon pence issues, New Zealand, New Foundland, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

THE Dealer in old Europeans in quantity. Detailed price list for dealers only—each stamp priced separately per dozen and one hundred.

TH E Dealer to send your subscription for the best Stamp Journal in the world, the Ph il a t e l ic J ournal of Am er ic a , and who is sole agent for England.

THE Dealer for Collectors in Australia, West Indies, South, and Central America, tosend the Stamps of their respective countries to, if they want good exchange. Terms on application.

N O T E T H E F O L L O W IN G :I offer the following Rare Stamps, to be sold to the H IG H E ST bidder. Collectors

wishing to secure one or more of these lots are invited to send bids for one or more lots, with cash for half the amount of their bids; should any of the Stamps be sold, MONEY W ILL HE RETURNED, if desired. K

New South Wales, Laureateci head, id, red-orange;. 2d. blue stars in corners. 6d, brown, 8d, yellow.

New Zealand, id, unperf. on blue, 2d, unperf. on blue. Nova Scotia, id, 3d, 4d, *4 violet, (slightly nicked in

corner.Nova Scotia, l^d, good specimen.

And many others too numerous to mention.

Newfoundland, orange-vermilion, 2d, 4d, 6d, 8d. Canada, Hd, perf. unused; iod, unperf.Mauritius, Greek border, 2d, blue; id, red.

*4 4d, green, surcharged in black.** ** not surcharged,

Tasmania, first issue, id. blue: 4d, orange.New South Wales, Sydney Views, id, red; 2d, blue;

3d, green.

Collectors are earnestly requested if they want any of the-e fine Stamps to send without delay. “ The early bira catches the -worm ! "

W M B R O W N Wholesale and Retail Foreign Stamp Merchant, v v i Y l . U l t v v v P I , 115 Castle Street, Salisbury, England.

No connection with any other firm.


L E I P 5 I C (SAXONY.)E. HeitmannDr. jur P. Koss, Ufer St. 1 1 IK . M. Richter, Wald St. io Gebr. Senf

Richard Stohman.L O C H W IT Z (SAXONY.)

L U E B E C K .Joh. Arnold, Domkirchhof 5R. Bendtfeldt, Fackenbgr. Allee 40 Max Cords, Schweirt J , F. M. Dener, Kaland St. 2R. Hartung, Garten St. 6 Chr. Kahle, Ratzebgr. Allee 18 Alex. Roeper, Koenig St. 75 W. Rubin jr., Alf St. nR. Schade, Luebecker S t , Entin Max Schmidt, Meng St. 16S. von Schreiber, Brehmer St. 18H. Wilde, Lohberg 43 I

M A G D E B U R G .

Georg Herzog, Brand Str. 4, II.

M A Y E N C E .

E. von Jungenfeld, Leichhof 22.

M O E L L N (LA U EN BU RG .)Rud. Just

M U E L H G U S E (ALSACE.)

G. Blocher, 160 Faubourg de Colmar

M U E N S T E R (W ESTPH A LIA.)

W. Dierickx, Rotenburg, 44.

N A U M B U R G A . □ . S .Hermann Brand.

O B E R W E 5 E L O N T H E R H IN E .I'. Bensch, Apothecary

8o M e k e e l ’s A d d e r s s B o o k .WONDERFUL REDUCTIONS-IN-

C onfederate Stamps.“ Cheapest in the World.”

We offer below our entire stock of Confederate Stamps at such figures that will startle the entire stamp world. " We have the stock,” and by our unprecedented low prices we want “ the trade of the world ” for the historic stamps of the Confederacy. Send all orders to

J. B. COHEN,Member A.P.A. 359. CONFEDERATE STAMP MERCHANT.

234 K IN G ST., C H A R L E S T O N , S. C.

Used,1862—5c. light blue............................. So 19

5c. dark blue............................ 195c. “ on orig en v. . . . 225c. light blue “ . . . . 22

1861— 5c. light green.................. 195c. dark green ......................... 19Sc. “ on orig. e n v .. . 225c. light green “ . . . 22

юс. light blue.......................... 3210c. “ on orig. en v _ 36toe. dark blue .......................... 32ioc. “ on orig. env. . . . 36

1862— 2c. green..........new, $ 2 .12 .. 2 1210c. light rose............................... I 36toe. “ on orig. env.. . . i 44Юс. dark Rose........................... I 36юс. “ on orig. en v.. . . 1 44

1863— íe. orange......n e w , 1 1 . .2C. red........................new, 14. . 622c. red on orig, env . . . . . . . . 765c. light blue.......... .new, 0 2 .. 065c. dark blue..........new, 04 .. 04Sc. blue, lithographed . . . . . . 08

Used.1863—5c. light blue on orig. e n v .. .$0 07

5c. dark blue “ . . . 055c. blue, litho. “ . . . 09

юс. light blue......... new, 0 3 .. 04IOC. dark b lue.......... new, 02 . . 03ioc. blue green.. . ..new, 0 3.. 04ioc. light blue on orig. env . ., 07ioc. dark blue •< . . . 06io c . blue green “ . . . 07“ Ten” cents blue............». . . 1 92

“ “ on orig. env. 2 1220c. green................. .new, 05. .20c. green on orig. env............ 88

We offer to dealers only, the following Confederate Stamps at wholesale :

Per too.1863— ioc. light blue, unused.......... 9°

ioc. dark blue, unused........... 1 60ioc. blue green, unused......... 1 9°Sc. dark blue, unused........... 1 60

Majority of the rare Confederate Locals always in stock. Price list of these furnished on application.

All the prices quoted above are way below all of the standard catalogues by a large percentage. Send in your orders.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

O L B E R N H A U (SAXONY.)Arthur Frey Gustav Clauss Carl Ludwig Trebitz.

O L D E N B U R G (GR. DUCHY.)C. Fischbeck0 . Riesebieter

Edm. SteinP O T S D A M .

P L U N S S T A D T N E A R D A R M S T A D T .

E. Schaupmeier.

R O S T O C K (M ECKLENBURG.)

Friedrich Enterelin, Lagerstr, 4.

S T R A S 5 B U R G (ALSACE).

Dr. A. Wolff, Vogesenstr 22, Kaiserplatz.

GIBRALTAR.H. v. Maxted

GREAT BRITAIN.

A S H F O R D (KENT).F. Filmer, 19 New Rents.

B A N B U R Y .

A. E. Ackermann, 32 Middleton Road, Grimsbury

B A T H .Alfred Smith & Co., 7 Bath St.

B E D F O R D .C. H. Davis, The Library

B E L L E V U E D E V I S E S (W ILTS).

Rev. J . P. Kane, The Laurels

82 M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k .

The Philatelic C atalogue---OF — •

POST AGO STAMPS,STAMPED ENVELOPES, WRAPPERS и» POSTAL CARDS— BY —

Major Edw. B. Evans, R. A.

This is the largest and most important book on Stamps ever published in the English language, by the greatest living authority on Stamps.

________________________ _ i

ORDER AT ONCE, BECAUSE

It is the Most Complete,It is the Only Reliable,

It will be Unobtainable,The Edition is Limited to

Five Hundred Copies.

This work contains nearly 400 pages 7x10*^. It is furnished bound and unbound, some collectors preferring to have their copies bound themselves.

UNBOUND COPIES, - . . 53.00 post free.BOUND IN BLACK CLOTH, gilt lettering, $4.00 post free.С. H. MEKE'EL,

1007, 1009, IOII L ocust Str eet, ST. LO UIS, MO.


B IR M IN G H A M .Tho. D. F. Evans, 20 Hagley RoadR. Hollick, 268 Burbury St. LozellsChas. J . Phillips, 28 Spring Road, Edgbaston Wm. Pinn,6i Lionell St.VV. G. Walton, Webster St. Aston New Town Wm. Wilson. 190 Lozells Road, Lozells

B R E N T W O O D (ESSEX). ,Arthur Thorndale

B R ID G E W A T E R (SOM ERSET).

•E. F. Broderip, Cossington Manor

B R IS T O L .

Francis H. Barton, Highland Vale, Clifton A. Clarke, Clarence Road, Redcliffe

B R IG H T O N .

J. H. Redman, 97 Buckingham Road

B E A C O N S F I E L D (BUCKS).

V Hunter, Schoolhouse.S. B. Withers, Schoolhouse. ,

B E L V E D E R E (KENT).

L Chambers, Longhope.

B I R K E N H E A D ,

G. Cowie, Weathersfield, Talbot Road, Oxton.O. G. Owen. 68 Brostom Road, Oxton.S. Houghton, 2 Amside Road.

B R E N T F O R D .

A. Lewis, 129 and 130 High St.

C A R D I F F .

Walter Scott, 52 Richmond Road.

C A R L I S L E .H. G. Meynell, 53 Broad St.

C H E S T E R F I E L D (DERBY).

G. W. Holmes, Rectory Road Clowne.

C H I P P E N H A M (WILTS).

W. Colman, The Gardens, Lowdon.


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It is the largest stamp journal published in the English language and has been established over five years.

It enjoys a larger circulation than any similar paper has ever attained and is carried monthly into every civilized country in the world.

Its advertising space is very valuable on account of its very large circulation and therefore must not be compared with that of any other paper.

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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.United S/a'es, Canada and Mexico, 50 cents per year.Great Britain, a ll Colonies in Postal Union, and Australia, (87 cents) 3s. 7d. per

year, payable in unused half-penny stamps or P. O. money order.France, Belgium and Switzerland, (87 cents) Fr. 4.48 per year, payable în unused

I, 2 or 5c stamps or P. O. money order.Germany, Austritt, Hungary and Pussia, (87 cents) Marks 3.65 per year, payable in

any current unused stamps or P. O. money order.Turkey, 87 cents per year, payable in unused surcharged stamps of France, Austria,

Germany or Great Britain, or P. O. money order.U. S. o f Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, St. Domingo, Guatemala, Costa Rica,

Honduras, Nicaragua, Chili, 87 centavos per year, payable in unused tc stamps.A ll other countries in Postal Union, 87c per year, payable in unused current stamps.Natal, South A fr can Republic, Cape Colony, 5s. per year, payable in unused half

penny current stamps.

C . H i . M e k e e l ,1007, 1009, Ion L ocust S ikket, ST. LOUIS, MO.


C O LC H E STE R .Winch Brothers.

CO RSH AM .J . Roxtan, Westrop.’ % ■

D A R L IN S T O N .

G. A. Roddam, Newtown, Stanhope.

D U B L IN (IRELAND).

H. A. Collinson, s Chelmsford Road, Lieson Park.

E D IN B U R G H (SCOTLAND).

F. G. Price, 39 Gr. King St.K. Richardson, 27 Pitt St.Miss Spence, 21 Clarendon Cottage.

ELG IN .

S. O. Smith, care of Mr. McKenzie, West Villa.

E G R E R M D N T (CHESHIRE).

C. W. Rippon, 49 Church St.

E N F IE L D .

A. W. Stanley, Whatcombe, Chasegreen Ave.

F O L K E S T O N E .

W. A. S. Westolby, 3 Earle Ave.

GU ILD FO RD (SURREY).

T. G. Swayne, 20 Stokes Road.

G L A SG O W (SCOTLAND).

Waldemar Arend, 3 Albion Crescent, Dowanhill.J. Adamson, Jr ., care of J . Newlands & C o ., Fishmarket.

H E N L E Y ON T H A M E S .

A. Strong, Wargrave, Oxton.

HIGH B A R N E T .

D. Nield, 14 Ravenscroft Park.

H O M E S D A L E j V IA NORWOOD.

F. Hawkins, 1 1 Strode Villas.

H U LL.

C. Beecroft, 47 Sandringham St., Newington.


S t a m p A l b u m s .T H E PO CKET ALBU M , price 20c post free.

Is a neat little album, designed with spaces to hold between 300 and 400 stamps. Bound in cloth with gilt lettering. It can be carried in the pocket, and will answer for a smail collection or for duplicates.

T H E PO PU LA R A LB U M S, prices 30c, 50c and 75c, post free.This is the best series of albums for beginners that has ever been published.

The ditference in price is only for the binding, all are printed on fine ík) pound hook paper, and contain spaces for over 2,000 stamps.

The stamps are illustrated, and much information is given in regard to stamp issuing countries.

It is the best album in the market for less than $1.50. It is bound as follows: Half cloth 30C, full green cloth 50c, finely bound in cloth, gilt lettering, 75c.

IN T E R N A T IO N A L A LB U M S, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5 00 and $7.50, post free.This is the best printed album published, it contains spaces for every postage

stamp ever issued in the world, with description and illustration so that any one can arrange a collection correctly. Bindings, Half cloth $1.50, Full cloth $2.50, Full cloth better p.-per Ş3.50, Full cloth printed on but one side of the page $5.00, Full leather gilt edges $7.50.

M E K E E L ’S B L A N K STA M P A LB U M S, $2.50 and $4.00, post free. *This album is blank, except for a neatly printed border around each page, and

a label at the top of the page to receive the name ot the country. The names of all countries printed on adhesive paper go with each book, i nd when mounted in the label prepared looks like a printed page.

Size of the page is 9 x 12 inches.I he paper used in the albums is of a fine cream tint, and the weight varies with

the price of the book, even the cheapest being heavier than that ured in any other album. Advanced collectors bave wholly abandoned albums with printed spaces for stamps.

I hey wish to arrange their stamps to suit themselves, and to collect such varieties as they desire, so that a blank album is necessary.. - A 1,1 ’ !nJ ><?rlamT eature album is the lithograph stamp mounts that arefurnished with it, and may be used or not as the collector may fancy.

These mounts are the same as those used in the celebrated Tiffany collection, and were the invention of its owner, Mr. John K. Tiffany, President of the American Philatelic Association. 1 he effect of a page of stamps on their mounts neatly arranged is beyond description. 1 0 J

I lie stamps Jay on a perfectly fiat surface, as the hinge is cut from the mount the back can be readily examined and there is room for memoranda on the mount beneath the stamp.

T he mounts come in all shapes and sizes to fit any stamp.One thousand mounts and one set of adhesive names are given free with each album.

Bound in B rown C loth, 328 pp., printed only on one side of p ag e . ......................$2.50Bound in Brown C lo th , 500 pp., printed only on one side of page, heavier paper, 4.00

С. H. M EK EEL, 1007, zoog, io n Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo,

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . 87Lionel Dickinson

H A LIFA X (YORKS).

IPSWICH.

H. C. G. Tricker, 12 Wilberforce St. John Westhorp, 28 High St.

JE R S E Y .G. Campbell, 4 Windsor Crescent.

LOFTHOUSE N EA R W AKEFIELD (YORKS).

Jno. Armitage, Jr., Robinhood

LONDON.

W. Angold, Jr., Phoenix Wharf, Red Hill Str., Regent’s Park Basin, N.W. Wm. Bierbaum, 28 Dartmouth Park Road, Highgate Road, N.W.T. H. Burton, 84 Durley Road, Stamford Hill, N.A. G. Gardner, 49 Amhurst Park, Stamford Hill, N.Geo. A. Greene, 21 Pembroke Gardens, Kensington, W.F. G. C. Lundy, 78 Burghley Road, Highgate Road, N. E.Pemberton, Wilson & Co., Palmerston Road, Wood Green, N.Stanley, Gibbons & Co., 8 Gower Str., W. C.F. G. Bepler, 136 Fenchurch St., E. Ć.E. Elmer, 13 Regina Road, Finsbury Park.John Emery & Co., 13 Wells St., Gray’s Inn Road.Е. E. Coventry, Oliver House, 90 Bolingbroke Grove, Wandsworth

Common, S. W.A. Cronet, 26 Avondale Road, Peckham, S. E.Frnst Frank, 10 Villa Road, Brixton, S. W. •A. E. Floyd, 92 Shaftesbury Road, Crouch Hill, N.Jacob Friedmann, Alma Road, St. Paul’s Road, Canonbury, N.M. Giwelb, 34 Leicester Square, W. C.Chas. Hesse, 28 Fenchurch St., E. C.8. Hellier, 16 Duke St., Grosvenor Square, W.' • H. Hinton, 5 Paulton’s Square, Chelsea, S. W.

August Ludwig, 10 Mincing Lane, E. C.E. Mallin, 3 1 Lyal Road, Bow, E.

'•' m. Pleadwell, 31 Castellani Road, Maida Hill Ldg.• . Seigel, 14 Lambert Road, Brixton.

J. Taylor, 82 Vincent Square, Westminster, S. W.Sydnty View & Co., 57 Chetwynd Road, N. W.Dominic Brosnan, 27 New Oxford St., W. C.


A W O R D— ON —

A D V E R T I S I N GNow that it is too late for you to secure space in this

address book, you may realize as you look through its pages that it was a golden opportunity that has been lost.

This book is in the hands of 5,000 stamp dealers and collectors in different parts of the world, and will prove valuable to every advertiser in it.

SECO N D ED ITIO N .

The next edition will be issued in the Autumn of 1890, and you should not fail to have an advertisement in it, terms are moderate.

TO S E C U R E Y O U R N A M E

In the directory, the best way is to send $1.00 for a copy of the second edition, and then it will be sure to be in—don’t leave it until too late.

A R E Q U E ST .

W e shall be under obligations to parties who will notify us of any mistakes we have made in addresses and shall be glad of new names of collectors and dealers in remote places.

C. H. M E K E E L1007, 1009, 10 . i L ocust S t . ST. LO U IS , MO.


Blewett & Co., 3 Fishmonger Alley, Fenchurch St., Е. C.Freďk R. Ginn, 3 College Road, White Hart Lane, Tottenham. Theo. Buhl & Co., 1 1 Queen Victoria St.Wm. Lincoln, High Holborn.E. D. Bacon, 41 Seething Lane.Douglas Garth, 51 New Court, Lincoln Inn.

LIVERPOOL.Thomas Ridpath & Co.Gust. R. Heise, 94 Newby St., Walton Lane.Wilhelm Basse, care of James Finlay & Co.

L O W ST O F T .

A. Sturt, Coast Guard Station.

M A LTO N .

A. G. Hornsey, Auburn Cottage, Norton.

MOULTON M A R S H , N E A R S P A U L D IN G .

R. Crawley.

M A R Y PO RT (CUMBERLAND).

R. Williamson, 6 Crosby St.

M A N C H E S T E R .

C. R. Von Bargen, Fallow field.Domingo Beckton, Irlams o’ th’ HeightW. Deering, BecktonGeo. B. Duerst. P, O. Box 40.H. P. Hartley, care of Stralendorf!" & Renshaw, 107 Princess St.H. Ranek, n Sugar Lane.Stewart C. Ross, Parsonage Nook, Withington Vernon Roberts, at Cornbrook Chemical Works

N E W C A S T L E ON T Y N E .

C. Liebe, care of Great Northern Telegraph Co.

N O RTH W ICH (CHESHIRE).

I . L. Dudley, 53 Church Road.

N O TTIN G H A M .

J. W. Coleman, 22 Regent St.

O C H IL T R E E (A YR SH IR E, SCOTLAND).

Capt. Fallowfield, Ochiltree House.


C amille A nthoineRUE NEUVE 109,BRUSSELS, BELGIUM.

Timbres Poste Tres R aresde tous pays

POUR COLLECTIONNEURS ET MARCHANDS.

I want .to buy Rare Stamps. Parties having same to dispose of will .please correspond with me.

D E A L E R IN

R a r e P o s t a g e S t a m p s

Of All Countries

FOR COLLECTORS AND DEALERS.

C A M IL L E A N T H O IN ERue Neuve iog, B R U SSE L S, B ELG IU M .


OXFORD.

Dr. Arthur S. Napier, Professor at Merton College.Е. E. Brain, 25 Plantation Road, St. Giles.E. Griffith, 26 Kingston St., Lew Villa.

P L U M S T E A D (KENT).

H. E. Sandford, 120. Raglan Road.

PO RTSM O U TH .

J . E. Nicholls, i Abbotsford Terr., Church Road, Landport.

R E IG A T E .Miss M. Lucock, West St.

ROMFORD (ESSEX).

W. J. Harvey, Igne Villa, Eastern Road.R. H. Bruce, Gros veno r Villas, Eastern Road.

R U G B Y .R. Calderon, Western Hall.

S T - H E L E N S .D. M. Slater, 71 New St.

S T . L E O N A R D S ON S E A .

J. N. Elliott, '1 he Grange.

S A L I S B U R Y .

Wm. Brown, Riverside, 1 15 Castle St.

S H E E R N E S S ON S E A .

C. A. Abbott, rear of Wood St. Mill, Town.

S H E F F I E L D .

J. Dawson, 28 Havelock St.

S O U T H A M P T O N .

E. Palmer, 2 Ordinance Road.W. R. Wolff, 75 and 76 High Str

S P A U L D I N G ,

W . Crawley, Moulton Marsh.

S T A N H O P E .

S. Livingstone, Greenbank.

S T IR L IN G .

Mr?. Moir K. Arthur, Stillfoot House.

I

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This new publication contains full particulars jn regard to all known philatelic periodicals published in the United States up to January ist, 1889. giving name of publisher, date of first and last issue, etc., etc. The list is arranged chronologically. The statistical information is printed on the right hand pages and the left hand pages remain blank. It is printed on a vety superior 44 Welland ” paper and has colored covers. As a check list and medium of exchange it is invaluable.

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M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 93S T O U R B R ID E E .

W, H. Grazebrooke, Hagley

S T R O U D (GLuU CESTER).

N. Cheatle, Bussage House.

SW IN D O N .J. H. Palmers, 21 Devises.

U P P E R NORWOOD.G. Pither, 35 Woodland Road.

W E A S T E .

G. H. Taylor, Holly House, Eccleston Road.

W E T H E R B Y .W. Jerro, West End.

W E S T H A R T LEP O O L.

J. G. Geneer, Clerk’s Office, Atheneum.

W E S T M A L V E R N .E. Jessop, Hillard’s School.

W EYM O U T H .

D. Е. C. Barret, 2 Belfield Terrace.

W IN B L E D O N (SU RREY).

Charles F. Grundtvig, 8 Sunnysidé.R. Jimenez, Lindisfarne.

W OOLFORD (HERTS).

F. H. Hutchings, 19 Woolford Rood.

W A T E R I N E B U R Y (KENT).

W. W. Blest, Broomscroft

WOLTON U N D E H E D E E .

Frederick Moekler, at the County of Gloucester Bank

GREECE.. A T H E N S .

Constantin S, Socobis, 24 Rue Mayromichali. J- StephanosBemetre Steriades, 12 Rue de Kanigg Nicolas D. Vallossis, Rue de Sophocles


Est a b l ish e d 1880.CHS. SCHAUPME1ER.12 Rue Richer, P A R IS (France).

Branch firm in Pfungstadt (Germany). Agencies in London, Rotterdam and Vienna.

GREATEST WHOLESALE FIRM OF FRANCE.

Wholesale selections sent to dealers against first-class European references.

, SPEC IA LTY OFENGLISH COLONIES, OLD ISSUES— A N D —FRENCH COLONIES.


CORFU.

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P A T R A S .

Jean N. Chaidopoulos

Alessandro Weinberg

TO PA LI.

HOLLAND.A M S T E R D A M .

Mme. August BaarL. A. Beausar, i Oude HoogstraatJ. E. Bohlmeyer, 84 Oude Schans 'Ed. Cyfer, 10 Binnen Bautammer St.Foreign Stamp Co., A. v. Gelden, 61 Sarphatistas St.A. Van Geldere, 108 Binnen Amster.Jac. Grein jr „ i HautgraettA. Huart, 1 14 NieuwendykD. L. v. Yzer, 1 HautgraettJoh. K. Koning, 215 O. Z. Achterburgwall H, J. de Lanoy-Meyer, 4 Mauritsstraat Walter Lorenz, Gasthuismolensteg 5G. Marcus, care of Dan Loeb, 61 Kloveniersburgwal!, Stenek В Nederlandsch Tydschrift van Postzegel Kunde, 114 NieuwendykB. Alex van Praag, 22 Megesplein Y . D.C. Piekart, 81 Leidschestraat G. Y. C. U. SchoemakerV. K. L. Vanos, 9 Hoogte-Kady, K.Joh, v. d. Vies, 27 В rouversgracht

A R N H E IM .

Cornel J . Goossen, Telegraph Office

M. WolfH A R D E R W Y K .

HELMOND.

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96 M e k e e l s A d d r e s s B o o k .

MEXICO.S eries 1579 and 1552

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1007, 1009, 10 11 Locust Street.

C. H. M E K E E L ,ST. LOUIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . 97K A M P E N .

A. DousiC. A. EngebregtG. H. C. A. Pop, Lieutenant, care of Instruction Bataillon

C. A. de FriesL E E U W A R D E N ,

L E I D E N .lb -

J. В. M. Coebergh, 18 Nieuwe Ryn Ruis de Perez.

J. M. S:ein, Callenfels

C. Von Oterendorp

M A A S T R I C H T .

N E U W E D I E P .

O S T E R B E C K N E A R A R N H E I M .

P. W. H. Pravo Kluit, Post Director

R O T T E R D A M .L. KeyzerP. C. van de Lane, 22 Groenelaan ]. Smits, Boschlaan J. H. Stoeller, AlkemadepleinW. Van Dyk Jzn, Frederickstraat Franz Voelker, care Heinrich Hanno

T H E H A G U E .

F. P. B. Van Deventer, 4 Korte HoutstraatF. VV. Heintz, 182 NoordeindeVV. Houtzamer, 68 ElandstraatCorn. H. Mingelen, 12 HofspuiF. Ooms, 4 PrinsenstraatJacob Reiys, 29 Laag-West EindeJean Baptiste Robert, 184a WesteindeA. C. W. Roodenburg, 205 Z. O. Buiten SingelD. E. Schreuders, 6a TorenstraatJoh. Nic Voorstaad, Jr.. Employe Communal, 6 Zuidwall W. J. C. van de Watering. 94 Zoutmanstraat A. I. de Zwaan, 37 iste Wagenstraat Tilburg Leo Daamen, Markt

U T R E C H T .Otto Bladim, D. 235 Korte Elizabeth St.

9B M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

National Stamp Dealers- Association,Organ ized in B oston A ugust 14th, 1888,

OFFICERS:E. A . HOLTON, P r e sid e n t ,

Boston, Mass,Е. B. STERLING, V ic e P r e s id e n t ,

Trenton, N. J.H. L, ÇALMAN, T r e a s u r e r ,

New York City.M, F. WALTON, S e c r e t a r y .

Philadelphia, Pa.

O FFIC IA L o r g a n :

“ T he B u lle t in .”

Published Monthly.

E X E C U T IV E C O V M IlT E E :

R. R. BOGÉRT, P u r c h a sin g A g e n t , New York City.

C. H. M EK EEL,St. Louis, Mo.

D. S. W YLIE,New York City,

51 M E M B E R S E N R O L L E D .

FORM OF APPLICATION FOR M EM BERSHIP.

I hereby apply for membership in the National Stamp Dealers’ Association. I am over 21 years of аге and have over $500.00 invested in the stamp business.

Signed, ........................ ...........................................The above application must be accompanied by references from two members of the

Association and 52.00 admission fee.The Association has a system of collecting debts, a purchasing department and a

monthly journal, it is supported by assessments on members of $1.00 not offener than every three months.

Address M. F. WALTON, Box 38, Philadelphia, Pa.

NATIVE INDIAN STAMP DEPOTAll Kinds of Native Indian States, as

K A S H M IR , B H O P A L , I H A L A W A R , A L W A R , N IP A L , S I R M O O R , W A D H W A N , Etc.,

Cad be had cheap. - - - Please send for Price-lists to

K. MURUGESSA CHETTI,2 - 1 7 4 B ro a d w a y , M A D R A S , IN D IA .

Terms Cash with order, or a good reference. Approval sheets also sent to responsible parties.


Czn J. Goossen

W A G E N I N G E N D .

D. Schoute-Comz

W O L M E R V E E R .

N. Dekker, Markt A 47

Z A L T - B O M M E L .

ITALY.

G. Leoni

B O L O G N A .

A. Lanotte

B Y C E G L I E .

Fr. Porati

C A S A L E M O N F .

L I V O R N O .

C, CaveAlberto Strickler, 7 Via Ricasoli

M I L A N .

E. Zenke witsch, 19 Via Longa

M O D E N A .

Chas. DienaDr. Emilio Diena, via Torre 3

F. PoratiO V IG L IO .

G. Goldschmidt В. Macola

P A D U A .

R O M E .G. C. Bonesi, 81 Via Frattina L. Babuffetti & Со., 79 Corso

S A L E R N O .

Enrico Petrosino, Caffe della Rosa

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зогр юоо. ю н LöctrsT Street.С Н. MEKEEL

ST. LOUIS, МО

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . i o i

T R I E S T E .

Erwin Barees, 475 Via Zorenzoni, Sinistra

V E N I C E .

S. Candrian, St. Mare

LUXEMBURG,L U X E M B U R B .

Anton Berger, 13 Nord Str.Johann Jos. Hoeferlin, Zoll-Agent Emil Simonis, Librarian

R U E M E L I N G E N .

Léon Berger

NORWAY.A L E S U N D .

Hans Sev. Oyen, Directeur des Postes hr.Walter

A R E N D A L .

G. O. Ulleberg

B E R G E N .

Edward Wiederstrom, Kamediebakken

C H R I S T I A N A .

Henrick Falck, 24 Universitatsgaden III C. F. Fischer Jacob FischerN. J . N. Fischer, 1 and 3 Radhusgaden ICato Aall Flood, Rich AndoordGustav Hoehnke, 3 Edv. StoermsgadeGustav Honke, 7 FosveienElias Larsen, 5 Prinsengade IIIHeinrich Scheller, at Chr. Thorbjornsen & СоDr, Axel Steen, 5 Keysers Galle

I oo M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

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Postage extra on orders less than Şı.oo. Terms Cash in advance.

1007, 1009, 1 0 1 1 L ocust Street.C. H. MEKEEL,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . i o i

T R I E S T E .

Erwin Barees, 475 Via Zorenzoni, Sinistra

V E N I C E .

S. Candrian, St. Mare

LUXEMBURG.L U X E M B U R G .

Anton Berger, 13 Nord Str.Johann Jos. Hoeferlin, Zoll-Agent Emil Simonis, Librarian

Léon Berger

R U E M E L I N G E N .

NORWAY.A L E S U N D .

Hans Sev. Oyen, Directeur des Postes hr.Walter

A R E N D A L .

G. O. U lieberg

B E R G E N .

Edward Wiederstrom, Kamediebakken

C H R I S T I A N A .

Henrick Falck, 24 Universitatsgaden III C. F. Fischer Jacob FischerN. J . N. Fischer, 1 and 3 Radhusgaden ICato Aall Flood, Rich AndoordGustav Hoehnke, 3 Edv. StoermsgadeGustav Honke, 7 FosveienLlias Larsen, 5 Prinsengade IIIHeinrich Scheller, at Chr. Thorbjornsen & СоDr. Axel Steen, 5 Keysers Galle

1 0 2 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

The Philatelic Catalogue---OF —

POSTAGE STAMPS,STAMPED ENVELOPES, WRAPPERS,? POSTAL CARDS— BY —

Major E dw. B. Evans, R. A.






This work contains nearly 400 pages 7 x 10 ^ . It is furnished bound and unbound, some collectors preferring to have their copies bound themselves.

U N BO UN D C O PIES, - - - $3.00 post free.BOUND IN B L A C K CLO TH , gilt lettering, $4.00 post free,

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, Ю09, i ot i L ocu st St r e e t , ST. LO UIS, MO.


W. S. Deichmann Chr. Storm

Olaf Grilstad Nicolay Noodt

G. O. Ulleberg

Gerhard Glorsen

D R A M M EN .

D R O N T H EIM .

S K IE N .

T O N S B E R G .

PORTUGAL.LISB O N .

Manuel Fernandez Arben, 4 Tra vessa dos PescadoresMme Arrobas, Rua de Thesauso VelhoJose Pinto Castello Branco, 72 Rua de San MarcalCarvalho y Almeida, 91 Calcada do CombraHoratio Jauncey, En Casa de Creswell у Caj. N. Marsden, Brazo de Prata port de LissahFaustino A. Martins, Praca de Luiz de Camões 35T. A. Martins, 78 Rua do ArsenalR, Netto, 43 Rua da Imprensa NacionalJoao Faustino Cardosa Pereira, 25 Rua do ProcissãoJ. de le Retord, Chagas VelhasJose Maria Rodrigues, 55 Rua das GaveasF. M. Santos, 14 Poyaes de S BentoN. de Schoulepnikow, Hotel UniversalB. F. da Silva, 4 Larco do Calhariz 35

O PO R TO .Ailhelm KatzensteinJulio Lima, Praca da Boavista

ROUMANIA.B A C A N .

G. G. Pasco, 8 Rue de la Justice

1 0 2 M e k e e l s A d d r e s s B o o k .

The Philatelic Catalogue— OF —

POSTAGE STAMPS.STAMPED ENVELOPES, WRAPPERS jj® POSTAL CARDS— BY —







This work contains nearly 400 pages 7 x 1 0 ^ . It is furnished bound and unbound, some collectors preferring to have their copies bound themselves.

UNBOUND CO PIES, - - - $3.00 post free.BOUND IN B L A C K CLOTH, gilt lettering, $4.00 post free.

С. Ы. MEKEEL,10 07 , 10 0 9 , 1 0 1 1 L ocust St r e e t , ST. LOUIS, MO-

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k .

W. S. Deichmann Chr. Storm

Olaf Grilstad Nicolay Noodt

G. O. Ulleberg

Gerhard Glorsen

D R A M M EN .

D R O N T H E IM .

S K IE N .

T O N S B E R G .

PORTUBAL.LISB O N .

Manuel Fernandez Arben,4 Travessa dos PescadoresMme Arrobas, Rua de Thesauso VelhoJose Pinto Castello Branco, 72 Rua de San MarcalCarvalho y Almeida, g i Calcada do CombroHoratio Jauncey, En Casa de Creswell у CaJ. N. Marsden, Brazo de Prata port de LissahFaustino A. Martins, Praca de Luİz de Camões 35T. A. Martins, 78 Rua do ArsenalR. Netto, 43 Rua da Imprensa NacionalJoao Faustino Cardosa Pereira, 25 Rua do ProcissãoJ. de le Retord, Chagas VelhasJose Maria Rodrigues, 55 Rua das GaveasF. M. Santos, 14 Poyaes de S BentoN. de Schoulepnikow, Hotel UniversalB. F . da Silva, 4 Larco do Calhariz 35

O PO R T O .W ilhelm KatzensteinJulio Lima, Praca da Boavista

ROUMANIA.B A C A N .

(j - G. Pasco, 8 Rue de la Justice

1 0 4M e k e e l 's A d d r e s s B o o k .

JO SE BOSCH,Cambaceres 533 У 537.BUENOS AYRES. ARGENTINE REPUBLIC,

SPANISH ARGENTINE LIBRARY.The Only House in Buenos Ayres making a specialty of

Dealing and Selling Postage Stamps for Collections.

Collectors will always find there an excellent assortment of complete Collections of Postage Stamps of Buenos Ayres, Cordoba, Old Argentine Republic, Bolivia, Paraguay, Chili and Brazil. I

I wish to enter into exchange relations with Collectors and Dealers of Central America and West Indies.


B U C H A R E S TM. Alcalay, 1 12 Rue MoşilorM. Bruhl & Co.Jacques A. Marcus, 10 Rue SaulC. M. Morvin, 27 Rue Morfen Alecee G. Pancee, 1 r Victoria Slatri F ern a n d o Poggio, '/2 Çorlului Nathan A. Solomon, 2 Rue PaierasВ. Stein & Co., Rue Şoimului No. 1 Jacques Zweifel, 64 Calea Serlow rode

G IU R G E V O .Heinrich Weinstein

Titus PI. Cerne, 279 Rue Alba Gr. Th. Pasco, Codaesti

C. Priesing

J A S S Y .

S A S C U T .

RUSSIA.A R C H A N G E L . 1

Edward Blossfeldt, Apothecary Edmund Paetz, at E . Lindes

G O L T A (SOUTH RUSSIA).

Emil Sehmsdorf, at Brewery, Stock Co.

LIB A U .Albert Schsindling, at L . Rostowsky & Co.

LO D Z (ROLLAND).

L. Marinier, at F . Leon Allart & Co.

M O SC O W .E. von der Beeck, care of A. Arabagy & Co.R J- Block, Sustschowo, Stschemilowski Pereulok Julius Buel, care of Carl Boesch, Mjaesnİtz KajaState Counselor J . Dumouschel, Jauski most Gonscharnaja uliza dom

StepanowoiJoseph Fuchs, Proprietor “ Hotel B illo ,” Gr. Lubjanka

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k .106

A W O R D----ON — -


address book, you may realize as you look through its pages that it was 9 golden opportunity that has been lost.



The next edition wil be issued in the Autumn of 1890, and you should not fail to have an advertisement in it, terms are moderate.


In the directory, the best way is to send $1.00 for a copy of the second edition, and then it will be sure to be in—don't leave it until too late.

A R E Q U E ST .

We shall be under obligations to parties who will notify us of any mistakes we have made in addresses and shall be glad of new names of collectors and dealers in remote places.

C. H. MEKEEL,ST. LO U IS , MO.1007, 1009, 10 . i L ocust S t .


Pedro Haensel, Armjansky Pereulok, House Froloff L o u is Harmes, care of Louis Rabeneck Society J. S. Hirschmann, Bolschou Kamentschy dom Wlasow Jo se p h Hornung, Arbat, House Karinsky No. 9 A. Jacobson, care of J . W . Junker & Co.Edmund Kosniersky, W osdwischenka, House Armand No. 13F. N. Kotoff, Preobrashensk StrWoldemar Kraemer, Stary Gostiny Dwor No. 29Albert Lindheimer, at Hotel Billo gr. LjubancaAlbert Ott, care of W ogau & Co.Dr. Ed Seligson, Armjansky Pereulok, House Toropoff Gust. Hermann Sieber, Pokrowski Bouvelard, Pract. Commercial

Academy.Carl Richard Sieckel, care of Krafft Bros.John Siewert, care of John Siewert & Co., Malaja Lubjanka.Albert Steudel, care of Fanfani & Steudel Albert Treplin, care of E . P . Stolaroff, Iron foundry Gnst. Wenig, Prof, of music, Schutschowa Paliha Uliza, House

SorokinaE. W. Werkmeister, Antiquities, 3 Leontievsky Pereoulok

O D E S S A .A. Goubasch, Nadejdinskaja, Maison AutonneB. Gourovich, Notary, Rue Grecque 23Ernst Knorre, Secretary to the Turkish Consulate Louis Lewita, Langeron 17J. Loevenich, care of Gustav Branassky, Dworjanskaja No. 12

R E V A L .Eduard von Baggo, Dom 3

RIGA.John Guelich, care of Bett & Co., Gr. Schm iedestr 71F. Guttman, care of Helmsing & Grimm Anton Wetterich

Br. B. TrojanowskyR JA E S A N .

S T . P E T E R SB U R G .Job. brewing, New Peterhofer Prosp No. 17Car! Lobmeier, care of Siemens & Halske, W assili OstrowCarl Schmidt, W assily Ostrow 13 Linie, House No. 60, Room 8

io8 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

THE PHILATELIC


who are interested in Collecting or Dealing in Stamps.

T h e P h i l a t e l i c J o u r n a l o f A m e r i c a is th e o ld e s t a n d la r g e s t jo u rn a l o f its

c la ss p u b lish e d in A m e r ic a .


enjoys a larger circulation than any similar paper has ever attained and is carried monthly into every civilized country in the world.


TERTIS STRICTLY 14 ET CASH.

ADVERTISIN G R A T ES.

One half Inch............................... ..............One Inch...................................................Two Inches................... ........... ..Four Inches (One-half Column)..............Eight Inches (One Column)....................Sixteen Inches (One Page)........ .............

i Time. 5 I.25

2.00 3-506.00

10.00 17.50

3 Times. $ 3-00

5.C09.00

15.00 27.5048.00

6 Times. 12 Times. S 5,00 5 9.00

9.00 15.0015. oO 27.5027.50 48.0048.00 78.0078.00 Î32.OO

SUBSCRIPTION R A TES.United States, Canada and Mexico, 50 cents per year.Great Britain, all Colonies in Postal Union, and Australia, (87 cents) 3s- 7 - Per

year, payable in unused half penny stamps or P. O. money order.Prance, Belgium and Switzerland, (87 cents) Fr. 4.48 per year, payable in unused

I, 2 or 5c stamps or P. O. money order. 'Germany, Austria, Hungary and Pussia, (87 cents) Marks 3.65 per year, payable in

any cunent unused stamps or P. O. money order.Turkey, 87 cents per year, payable in unused surcharged stamps of France, Austria,

Germany or Great Britain, or P. O. money order. .,r j ° f Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, St. Domingo, Guatemala, Costa Pica,

onduras, A icaragua, Chili, 87 centavos per year, payable in unused íe stamps./ other countries in Postal Union, 87c per year, payable in unused current stamps. alai, South A fr can Republic, Cape Colony, 5s- per year, payable in unused ha!

penny current stamps. ' 3 1 3 ť 3

1007, 1009,O . H . M e k e e l .,

io n L ocust Ş i r k e t , ST. LOUIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k , 109

T I F L I S (CAUCASIA)

A. F. StåhlN. A. Sharribeyoff, 2 Rue du Palais

W A R S A W -

K. Lajer, care of Bracia Henneberg, W olska No. 17 A. Von Preyss, Hoza 12A ugust Repphan, Manufacturer, Koenigstr. 16

W E L Z N E A R L E A L (ESTLAND)

F rieh erz Nicolai von Ungern-Sternberg

W E N E F F (G O VERN M EN T TULA).

Maj. Walter, Baron von Rosen

SERVIA.B E L G R A D E .

Georg Berics Stevo J. Poppo vie Milorad M. Terzibaschits

SPAIN.B A R C E L O N A .

F. C. Carreras, 9 PlateriaJose Die, Palacio de la AudienciaManuel de Elixala, 56, 10, i ° ValdoncellaFernando de Sagarra, 33 MercaderersDr. Diego de la Llave, 1 5, 20 Ronda de San PedroEduardo Schilling-Monfort, 20 FernandoLouis Omo, 80 EscudilleresEnrique Parellada, 3 ObispoAlejandro Maria Pons, 1 1 Ramblo de EstúdiosJuan Gasso y Vidal, 22 Ponİente

Eusebio TornerG U A D A L A J A R A .

M A D R I D .

F rancisco de Caceres, 2, 20 Santa Clara Ant. Fern. Duro, Oficial Superior del Correo

1 IO M e k e e l s A d d r e s s B o o k .

S t a m p A l b u m s .T H E PO CKET A LBU M , price 20c post free.

Is a neat little album, designed with spaces to hold between 300 and 400 stamps. Bound in cloth with gilt lettering. It can be carried in the pocket, and will answer for a small collection or for duplicates.

T H E PO PU LA R A L B U M S, prices 30c, 50c and 75c, post free.This is the best series of albums for beginners that has ever been published.

The difference in price is only for the binding, all are printed on fine 80 pound book paper, and contain spaces for over 2,000 stamps.


It is the best album in the market for less than $1.50. It Is bound as foilows: Half cloth 30c, full green cloth 50c, finely bound in cloth, gilt lettering, 75c.

IN T ER N A T IO N A L A L B U M S, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5.00 and $7.50, post free.This is the best printed album published, it contains spaces for every postage

stamp ever issued in the world, with description and illustration so that any one can arrange a collection correctly. Bindings, Half cloth S t.50, Full cloth $2.50, Full cloth better paper $3.50, Full cloth printed on but one side of the page $5.00, Full leathergilt edges $7.50.

M E K E E L ’S B L A N K ST A M P A L B U M S, $2.50 and §4.00, post free.This album is blank, except for a neatly printed border around each page, and

a label at tbe top of the page to receive the name ol the country. The names of all countries printed on adhesive paper go with each book, and when mounted in the label prepared looks like a printed page.

Size of the page is gx 12 inches.The paper used in the albums is of a fine cream tint, and the weight varies with

the price of the book, even the cheapest being heavierthan that u ed in any other album.Advanced collectors have wholly abandoned albums with printed spaces for stamps.

They wish to arrange their stamps to suit themselves, and to collect such varieties as they desire, so that a blank album is necessary.

An importam feature of this album is the lithograph stamp mounts that are furnished with it, and may be used or not as the collector may fancy.

lhese mounts are the same as those used in the celebţated Tiffany collection, and were the invention ol its owner, Mr. John K. Tiffany, President of the American Philatelic Association. The effect of a page of stamps on their mounts neatly arranged is beyond descripfon. •

The stamps lay on a perfectly flat surface, as the hinge is cut from the mount the back can be readily examined and there is room for memoranda on the mount beneath the stamp.

The mounts come in all shapes and sizes to fit any stamp.One thousand mounts and one set of adhesive names are given free with each album

Bound in Brown C loth, 328 pp., printed only on one side of page......... ....................$2-5°Bound in B r o w n C l o t h , 50 0 pp., p rin te d o n ly on one s id e of p a g e , h e a v ie r paper, 4- ° °

C. H, MEKEEL, 1007, 1009, io n Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . i i r

Lorenzo Jonas, 7 PreciadosFiorendo de U hágón, 6 Calle de la Princesa

M A L A G A ,

Ruig Rosendo у Ca., 73 Granada

M E D I N A .M. p. de Figueroa Dr. Thebussen

P U E R T O S A N T A M A R I A .P. N. de Soto

SWEDEN.

0 . A. NyanderA N G E .

G O T T E N B O R G .

C. Ericson, 67a Landsvaysgatan J. A. Hallberg, 1 1 Husargatan A. Wallin, MajornaG. Fischer

H E L S I N G B O R G .

N. Ostrand, care of Helsingborg Jern-och Lerkaerlsfabriks Actîebolag

Rudolf FalckH O L M E S T R A N D .

L U N D .

Hjalmar Moller, 13 Sodergatan

M A L M O .Johann Engeltrom Nils J . Lundgren Waldemar B, Nielson Emil Salmson

O S C A R T H A M N .Gustav Strohm Gustav Vogt, Architect

S T O C K H O L M .

h - W. Andreen, Central TryckerietH- Bocklund, 18 SmulandsgatanRagnar Johan Bruzelius, 5 Sodra Humlegardsgatan

I 12 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .

Gustavo Gelli & R. Tani,PARIS, v OHRDRUF,

F R A N C E . G E R M A N Y .

We beg to inform American collectors and dealers coming to Europe that since the 15th of June we have open in PARIS, 85 rue Richelieu,

A branch of our principal house.

Correspondence fo r exchange business with dealers desired.We have to give, amongst many others, following stamps :

Argentine 1862, 5, 10, 15, reprint.Bavaria Retourbrief,” set of 6 stamps.Belgium Parcel Stamps.Congo Post Cards, 1888 (entires) unused, 15c, yellow.Cuba 12c. black, unperf. barred (Stamp not having been in use, no proof).French Colonies, eagle mixed.French Colonies, surcharged, 15 varieties.Hamburg reprints, sets of 10 stamps.Hamburg envelopes, cut square, complete sets. Reprints.Hamburg 1866, relief, 1% violet, l'/ i rose.Heligoland wrappers, 3, 5, 10 pf. square.Italy parcels, jcc. rose, 1st issue.Italy unpaid, to Lire.Italy old fiscal stanps.Japan telegraphs mixed by the t,ooo.Roman States sits, perforated and unperforated.Spain 1867, 50, 100, 200 mills Ì These stamps are Spain 1870, 50, 100, 200, 400 mills > used with Spain 1S72, 10, 12, 25, 50 mills JSpain Don Carlos 1S73, i R. blue, 1 R. blue with on the N, 1 R. black unused.Spain Don Carlos 18 5, I R. brown unused.Spain 1S79, 1. 4, 10 Pesetas and complete sets with O.Switzerland P. O. Order, 20c. violet, cut square.Switzerland 1862-78, 2, 5, 10, 20, 25,40,50c., 1 F ranc unused.Switzerland telegraphs, 5 values mixed.

\\ e have also a large stock of German locals, as Altona, Bergedorf, Bochum, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Lubeck, Magdeburg, Mayence, etc., etc.

On domanti we maki invoices of rare stamţs, rare German envelopes, and rar* fiscals. (No American ones.)


A von Goeben, 14 Linnegatan IH ein rich Lichtenstein, Moebel-en-gros-affaerHugo Zimmermann. 5 Lilla Badstugatan

U D D E V A L L A .Robert Bley Edward Hedlund

U M EA .Lieutenant Bo Oxehnfroud

V E N E R S B O R G .Robert V. Nolting

SWITZERLAND.

Carl BuehrerA A R A U .

B A S L E .Ed FreyFred Glaser, care Zaeslin & Baumann Ed. Hildebrand, care Danzas & Co Max Mueller, 126 Muellerweg E. v. Stremayr-Rupp, 15 Thanner St.

BERN E.Rob. F. Deyle, 17 Herrengasse •Paul Heckel, Davos PlatzDr. Ernst Heuss, 44 Effinger St. I.Armand Stoll, 34 Junkerngasse

B R IL L A N C O U R T (OUCHY)A. de Reuterskiold

Paul HeckelD A V O S -P L A T Z .

EB U A T {CANTON ST. G A LLEN ).

Jacob Frener, care J . C. Dutchler

britz PfenningerF R A U E N F E L D T .

i 14 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .



T H E PO PU LAR A LB U M S, prices 30c, 50c and 75c, post free.This is the best series of albums for beginners that has ever been published.

The difference in price is only for the binding, all are printed on fine So pound book paper, and contain spaces for over 2,000 stamps.

The stamps are illustrated, and much information İs given in regard to stamp issuing countries.

It is the best album in the market for less than $1.50. It is bound as follows: Half cloth 30c, full green cloth 50c, finely bound in cloth, gilt lettering, 75c.

IN T ER N A T IO N A L A LB U M S, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5 00 and $7.50, post free.This is the best printed album published, it contains spaces for every postage

stamp ever issued in the world, with description and illustration so that any one can arrange a collection correctly. Bindings, Half cloth S i.50, Full cloth S2.50, Full cloth better piper S3.50, Full cloth printed on but one side of the page $5.00, Full leather gilt edges 87.50.

M E K E E L ’S B LA N K STAM P A LB U M S, $2.50 and $4.00, post free.This album is blank, except for a neatly printed border around each page, and

a label at the top of the page to receive the name ol the country. The names of all countries printed on adhesive paper go with each book, and when mounted in the label prepared looks like a printed page. •

Size of the page is 9 x 12 inches.1 he paper used in the albums is of a fine cream tint, and the weight varies with

the price of the book, even the cheapest being heavier than thatu ed in any other album.Advanced collectors have wholly abandoned albums with printed spaces for stamps.

They wish to arrange their stamps to suit themselves, and to collect such varieties as they desire, so that a blank album is necessary.

An important feature of this album is the lithograph stamp mounts that are furnished with it, and may be used or not as the collector may fancy.

These mounts are the same as those used in the celebrated Tiffany collection, and were the invention of its owner, Mr. John K. Tiffany, President of the American Philatelic Association. 1 he effect of a page or stamps on their mounts neatly arranged is beyond description.

The stamps lay on a perfectly flat surface, as the hinge is cut from the mount the back can be readily examined and there is room for memoranda on the mount beneath the stamp.


Bound in B rown C loth, 328 pp., printed only on one side of page. ..............82.5°Bound in Brown C lo th , 500 pp., printed only on one side of page, heavier papír, 4Л>°

C. H. M E K E E L , 1007, 1009, 10 11 Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . ” 5

G E N E V A .

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L A U S A N N E .

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L E S E N T I E R (VAUD.)F. Leon

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S T A N S (NIDW ALDEN).Eduard Flury

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M ek e e l ’s A ddress B o o k .i 16

M EXICO.S eries 1Õ7Q and 1 S S 2

UNUSED, GENUINE O R IG IN A L Sl8 7 9 > on thick paper. Per i. Per 4. РСГ 12,

. . . . . . . .2C. violet. ................. ..................................................... . . . . . . . .5c. orange...................................... *. » .. ♦ # *............ . • • .......... . . . .

ioc blue.............................................................................. . . . . . . . .

25c« carmine..................... «.................................................: : £

1.00 2.5050c. green...................* ............................ ......................85c. violet. . . . ................. .. ............................................

1-75 4-304*to 10.00

iooc. black........................................................................... 4.00 10.00

1 8 8 2 , on thin paper. Per i. Per 4- Per 12.íe. brown................... ..................................................... . . . . . . . .2c v io le t . . . . .................................................................. . . . . . . . .5c. orange........................................................................ . . .05 *5 30

ioc. blue......................................................................... 25 5°ioc. brown (error)........... . ....................................... 5.OO . . . .I2C. brown......................................................................... . . . . . . . .18c. red brown. . . . . .................................... ................ . . . .24c. violet — .. ............................................................. . . .30 . . . . . . . .

25c. rose.......................................................................... 7-5° . . . .

25c. red brown (error),........................... . ............. . . . .50c. green......................................................................... . . . .50c. yellow............................................. ......................... . . . . . . . .85c. violet........................................................................ . . . .

100c. black...................................................... . . . . .iooc. orange................. . . . . .............................................. . . . .

Postage extra on orders less than $ 1 .0 0 . T e rm s C ash in advance.

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C. H. MEKEEL,ST. LOUIS, MO.


Z U R IC H .Landolt Arbenz, 66 Bahnhof St Carl BoelsterliTheodor Fierz, care of Heinrich Fierz A. O. Marimian, 92 Bahnhof St Carl Mueller, Aussersihl Ed. Ochsner-Wehrli Ad. Schulze, 14 Muensterhof

TURKEY,C O N S T A N T IN O P L E .

Jean T. Antoniades, Poste restante J. Badetti Basile В. Corpi Aug. FröhlichRobert Hruby, 551 Au Te Ke Robert Pera Hruby, 104 Emin DjamiE. D. MachrayF. Mangeri, Conseil d ’Administration Otello Morelli, care of Credit Lyonnais j . A. Naame, PeraApeth Ohanessİan, 31 Bal-Kapan-hanAp. A. Papadopoulos, 278 Grande Rue de PeraP. A. Patrikio, Greek High Commercial School, HalkiP. Petrides, 339 Grande Rue de PeraTheodor ReppenEmilie H. RochePaul Tavoukdji, Credit GeneralAntoine Tcharkian, 19 Rue Hamidiej. Tchakidji Co., 2 Zindjirli-Han 2, GalataApik Yaremdji, 16 Grande Rue Parmak-Capon Pera C.Marc Genb.Zelinca

Joseph LivadaS A L O N IQ U E .

T R E B IZ O N D E (ASIATIC TU RKEY).

Brand O. Marimian Kirkor Nourian0 . Hochstrasser


Postage StampsFOR COLLECTIONS.T H E FIR M O F

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Has existed as Dealers in Postage Stamps since the year 1848, and is known for its immense stock of rare stamps.

The firm of J. B. M O ENS possesses a large stock of Postal Cards, Newspaper Bands, Envelopes and Stamps.

The firm of J. B. M O ENS is in a position, thanks to the Reserve Stock which it established at the time of embarking in this business, to supply collectors under exceptionally favorable conditions.

The firm of J. B. M O EN S is especially well-assorted in Entire Envelopes of the German States and in Local Stamps of Russia.

The firm of J. B. M O ENS has the most extensive selection of Essays and Proofs.

I he firm of J. B. M O EN S has just published the third Supplement (1883-88), to its large catalogue at the price of 10 francs, delivered free of charge.

On application will be sent to you, free of charge, the list of Philatelic Publications which is published by the firm of

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Mention Mekeel’s Address Book when writing.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . i 19

UNITED STA TES.ALABAMA,

B I R M I N G H A M .

H. E. Wheeler, 2100 7th Ave.

M A D I S O N S T A T I O N .Mrs. Е. K. Johnson

M O B I L EH. H. Fosdick, Box 1497 A. Goldstucker, 199 Dauphin st.J. P. MarelandW. C. Peters, cor Dearborn and Savannah W. L. Scott, Box 1459 Robt. A. Sheldon, Box 878 W. Zeinicker, 199 Dauphin st.

T U S C A L O O S A .H. P. Simpson

W E T U M P K A ,J. H. Penick

ARIZONA.F L O R E N C E .

E. A. Browne Paul C. Browne

M E R C E R .T. Little

ARKANSAS.B A T E S Y I L L E .

John Reimers, Box 71B E A R D E N .

Chas BergholzH E C K A T O D .

Sam. G. Smithl i t t l e r d c k .

Chas. J. Leimer, care of Waters-Pierce Oil Co.

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120 M e k e e l 's A d d r e s s B o o k .JUST PUBLISHEDThe Twentieth Thoroughly Revised Edition of the

CATALOGUE-OF-

Postage Stamps.Catalogue of all Letter, Postage due, and Telegraph

Stamps that were issued from their origin to 1889, with their selling prices for collectors, containing 220 pages and 1425 illustrations. Price 40 cents, postage paid.

P U B L IS H E D B Y

ARTHUR MAURY,8 GITE MALESHERBES. PARIS.Every month is published the Trade Journal,LE COLLECTIONNEUR DE TIMBRES-POSTE.

Subscription per year for all countries 30 cents. Singlenumbers 3 cents.

The P rice L ist of French A lbum s and Stam ps is forwarded, on demand, free of charge and postage paid. *ARTHUR MAURY, •The best known Stamp Dealer in France, purchases at all times Collections

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CALIFORNIA,A L A M E D A .

Fred Bordwell, Box 66 Е. C. BonnerKirk Swi gle

4. E. TuckB A T A V I A .

H. B. PhillipsC A S P A R (MENDOCINO CO.)

E. C. EberlinB E N I C I A (SOLANO CO.)

H. E. KelleyC E R E S .

C O U R T L A N D (SACRAMENTO CO.)W. J. Smith

Mrs. Fred BantaF R E S N O C I T Y .

G E O R G E T O W N .Mrs. Sallie B . Armstrong

G I L R O Y .

M. Lennon jr , cor. 5th and Monterey sts.

H A N F O R D .!.. M. Cole, Box 118

E 0 . GerberdingH U E N E M E (VENTURA CO.)

К. В. Cox Miss Tracy Clond

L O N G B E A C H .

L O S A N G E L E S ,W, Е. M. Beardslee, Box 2717W. T. Blakely, 300 Aliso StJas. F. Byram, University P. ОC. A. Uncommon, 204 N. Main StW. H. Kane, 44 N. Spring StR- W. Kinsey, Box 13A. Sanders, 116 N. Main^ • A. Peters Cal. Bank B ’ld’g, Box 8Wm. C. Skinner, Box 241H.W. Stone, care W. U. Tel. CoReid LabongeChas. Turton, 1240 Flower St.


MY SPECIALTY.Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, New

foundland, Prince Edw. Island, Japan, and British Colonies

and North America.

I ISSUE NO PRICE LIST.I send out only sheets which are valued at from $1.00

to $50. All stamps are warranted genuine, if not so money will be refunded.

I send only to members of A. P. A. and C. P. A. Others must send references or cash deposit.

The Nova Scotian Packet contains 25 varieties, only those from Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, United States and West Indies. Price 50 cents.

Address

A. Б. SIDNEY DE WOLF,Member of A. P. A., C. P. A.,

and M. S. P. A.Box 1 15, Halifax, Nova Scotia.

CANADA.Mention this book when writing.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . l 22>

M. M aackO R Q V I L L E .

P E T A L U M A . (SONOMA CO.)Henry W. Dosher

Homer P. D. KingsburyR E D L A N D S .

R I V E R S I D E .Е M. Haight A. L, Rich

W. A. Tebow, 1630 Q. St

Landberg Bros

S A C R A M E N T O . S A N T A A N A .

S A N T A B A R B A R A .W. H. HoffmannOrlando SproutLinnie Mayer, Box 310Dr. Lorenzo G. Yates, F. L . S

S A N T A C L A R A .c. W. Dible A. V. Fatjo

S A N T A C R U Z .

W. C. Lewis, P. O. Drawer E J. N. Luff Pacific Stamp Co.

S A N D IE G O .Edward W Fox, 7 2 ^ 6th stMr. Bacon, care of Whittier, Fuller & Co., 6th St

S A N F R A N C I S C O .Geo. Ashim, 521 Eddy S t ,Chas. Auerbach, 314 Montgomery StC. H. Bogart, 1415 Hyde StC. B. Browell, 727 Montgomery StW. A. Cooper, P. O. DW. N. Dingle, 56 3^ Minna StE- P. Fellows, 2318 Sutter StG. Folte, tare German Savings & Loan Ass’nP. C. Friedinar, 1 1 1 3 Post StE. F. Gambs, 234 Montgomery StW. F. Greany, 827 Brannan StWm. Herrmann, care German Savings & Loan Ass'n

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Germany or Great Britain, or P. O. money order.U. S, o f Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, St. Domingo, Guatemala, Costa Pica,

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G. de Lachasse, Box 1993P. McGinty, Potrero Hotel—SouthW. E. Loy, 463 Clay StManuel Samuels 713 Port StA. S. Nelson, 136 4th Stj. M. Nye, jr., 820 Bush StM. V. Samuels, 7 13 Post StF. Schutze, 543 Market StMiss A. Speranza, 104 Kearney StW. Sellschopp, Room 7, 328 Montgomery St

Otis J. Frisby

Louis Lazarus

0 . J . Frisby, Box 54

C. P. Wilcomb

SA N JO S E .

TEHAMA.

TEMPLETON.

VISALIA.

CAROLINA, (NORTH,)

CHARLOTTE.C. E. Smith, P. O. Box 348

LAMONT. (GUILFORD CO.)W. H. Hunter

RALEIEH.R. J. BellamyB. F. Briggs, 209 W. Davis St W. G. McIntosh, 5 13 W. Morgan St Chas. D. Wildes, 118 So. Dawson St

SOUTH CREEK.Luther B. Tuthill

CAROLINA (SOUTH).

Jas. BoydANTREVILLE.

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The next edition wil be issued in the Autumn of 1890, and you should not fail to have an advertisement in it, terms are moderate.



SECO N D ED IT IO N .


A R E Q U E S T .

1 0 0 7 , 1 0 0 9 , i o 1 1 L ocust St. ST. LO U IS, MO.


CHARLESTON.I. В Cohen, 234 King st.X. S. Cohen, 234 King st.E. Favre, 265 King st.E. P. Gaillard, Charleston College Gustav Luhn, jr., 65 Vanderhorst st. j . H. Mensing, jr., 193 King st.L. C Pritchett, 138 E. Bay st D. Ravenel, 8 Broad st.Dunbar Robb. 63 Lunch st.G. F. Scott, City Sheriff s office Smith Bros., 14 Legare st.M. Triest, 4 Green st.Win. Williman, care ofStandard Oil Co.

COLORADO.

F. L. Flynn, box 739

Dalton Wansor

Arthur Campbell John Elliot

A SP E N . BOULDER.

CANON CITY.

COLORADO SPR IN G S.Paul Dennhardt, care Gazette Publishing Co F. T. GravesGeo. F. Sherman, 218 N Wahsatch Ave

DENVER.E. S. Engel, 1930 Larimer St.F. W. Feldwish, boz 2922 H. R. Foster, 1445 Platt St Ralph Joslin, 1345 Pearl St T. F. Nelson, box 2700I). W. Osgood, J r , box 3070 H. C. Wood,Ji705 Lawrence St F. E. Carstarphen O. P. Tedford, box 2846

COOL CREEK. LEADVILLE.

F. E Haynes

S. A. Davis, 140 W 8th St

A. H. BuckleyLONGMONT.



POSTAGE STAMPS,

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UNBOUND CO PIES, - - - $3.00 post free.BOUND IN B L A C K CLOTH, gilt lettering, $4.00 post free.C. H. MEKEEL,

1007, 1009, io n L ocust St r e e t , ST. LOUIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . i 29

COLUMBIA [D IS T R IC T OF]BROOKLAND (WASHINGTON)

Chas. F. Lemmon

WASHINGTON.W. L. Drury, care War Dept., Surgeon General’s office Chas. A. Emey, room 98 Patent office J. H. FrankVV. T. Hagerty, 15th and H sts N E J. H. Houston, 473 Congress stG. C. Hunting, 501 F st N W W. S. Kane, i n 2 N Cap. stWm. M. Lay, care War Dept., Surgeon General s officeW. H. Lewis, General Land OfficeJohn H. McCormick, 1106 gth stC. Mecatchen, care War Dept., Surgeon General’s officeW. Menchine, 909 8th st N WR. H. L. Paul, 629 F stA. C. Peale, M. D,, care U. S. Geological Survey officeR. D. Potts, U. S. BarracksC. F. Rothfuchs, 359 ^ Penn avWm. Sahm, 1206 20th st •F. McC. Smith, 1428 6th st N W

CONNECTICUT.AN SON IA.

E. L. Pemberton, Box 1202F. C. Wakelee

BRIDGEPORT.G. F. CookW. Linfred Dunbar, care Public Library R. B. Field, 23 Cedar stH. A. Hubbett, 109 W avE. L. Kingman, 237 Noble av W. H. Shelton, 552 Fairfield av

F. B. DaltonD A N B U R Y .

0 . T. Hyde

L D. Townsend

ELLINGTON.

F A I R F I E L D .

A- RussellF A I R H A V E N .


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Please see our advertisement for Exchange Corres

pondents on page 1 1 2. Exchange business solicited.

For information apply to Messrs. G. B. Caiman, Scott

Co., etc., etc.

M e k e e l s A d d r e s s B o o k .

G R E E N V I L L E .G. R LumsdenChas. Potter, Prospect st

HARTF ORD.

Isaiah Baker, jr., rare of Hartford Life and Ann. Ins. < Stephen Ball, 230 Asylum stH. W. Brainard, 23 Townley st W, H. Bruce, Box 283.A. H. VVrightman, 14 Governor st Chas. E. Hastings, 62 Pearl st

MERIDEN.W. H. Lewis, Box 1024

MIDDLETOWN.Theo. C. Bacon Horace Binney Jno. M. Douglas, jr R. C. Fagan, Box 425 A. B. Hubbard, Box 523E. JohnsonA. C. Racliffe, 28 Sumner stG. T. RockwellChas. A. Sauer, care of W. & 13. Douglas

H. A, WrightMOODUS,

N EW BR IT A IN .

Miss M. S. Porter, 38 Maple st Dr. J . F. Stidham

N E W HAVEN.B. T. EnglishLeonard F. Hotchkiss, 20 Warren st Dr. W. Sprenger, 50 George st Henry R. Quinn, 101 Greene st

NORWALK.L. Catiin jrHoward de F. Earle, 70 East av

NORWICH.Chas. Coit, 185 Broadway John H. Keep jr, 174 Broadway A. D. Lincoln, P. O. box 86 Wni. Potter jr, Prospect st Chas. Richards, Broadway

WA SH IN GT O N.Sidney Harris G- Mellen, “ Gunnery”

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .132

M EKEEL’SPOPULARSTAMP ALBUMContains 100 pages 1 0 x 7 inches with spaces provided for over 3,000 stamps, illustrated with all the different types, printed on good heavy paper.

No. 1,Printed on good paper, bound in neatly printed board covers, half cloth, 25c, post free 30c.

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No. 3 .Printed on the finest cream tinted paper, handsomely b o u n d

in full cloth, with gilt trimming, post free, 75c.

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009, 1011 Locust St. ST. LO U IS, MO.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k . 1 3 3

W E S T S T R A T F O R D .

Geo. A. Francis, P. O. box 226

W E S T W Ï N S T E D .H. G. Manchester

P L A N T S V I L L E .P. O. Cannon

S T A M F O R D .Fred Rowell

W E S T HARTF ORD.W. L. Dunbar, box 250

. W E S T P O R T .Otto S. Eriebactï, box 76

DAKOTA.FARGO.

A. P. ChandlerH. G. Edwards Arthur W iever, Box 844

G A R D N E R (CASS CO).

John Hayter

G R A N D FORKS .

Fred. BartholomewChas. Movers, University N. WF. H. Langelier

SIO UX F A L L S .

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E. L. Raish

VERMILLION.

Harvey Hickok

Oscar Solie

W AHP ETO N.

Y A N K T O N .

DELAWARE.HOC KE SS IN.

B- Garrett, jr., P. O. Box 39 .

134 M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .NEW STAMPS.'I want $5.00 worth of every new stamp that appears

in the world, and especially provisionals.

Collectors who will send me $5.00 worth of unused

stamps of r e g u l a r issues within one month of date of issue

may order S7.50 worth of stamps from my catalogue in

payment.

For $5.00 worth of unused p r o v i s i o n a l s I allow $10.00 in exchange from my catalogue.

Or for S5.00 worth of unused Provisionals I will remit

$5.00 cash upon receipt and give S2.50 worth of stamps as

a premium.

It being understood that these new stamps are to be

sent me within one month from date of issue and the quantity

limited to S5.00 worth of each value. Less quantities may

however, be sent if more convenient.t

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009, 1011 LOCUST STREET,

ST. LOUIS, MO., u. S. A.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . »35

WILMINGTON.

J. H. Leipold, 112 6 E 12th stC. P. M. Rumford, 1003 W est stF. J. Bolen, 316 S Franklin stJ. FI. Cole, 3 W Seventh stIsaac S. Rawlings, jr., 1001 W. Seventh st

F. C. Sawyer

Jno. F. Taylor

FLORIDA,B A N C L E R C .

E S C A M B I A .

J A C K S O N V I L L E .

Gordon Pearce, 77 Newman stS. G. Smith, Box 507 Smith & Paine, Box 152

K I S S I M M E E .

Chas. К. Headley

GEORGIA,A U G U S T A .

Percy L. Jacobs, Box 74

MACON.

Chas E. Otto, 354 3d st

N E W M A N .

Harvey L. Fell

S A V A N N A H .

Fennie Ehrlich, 157 B ay stJno. F. Hinson, care Standard Oil Co., 1 14 Bay st Frank E. Keilbach, Clerk Court of Ordinary Chas. McCall, cor. W alburg and Lincoln sts Emil J . RailF. B. Törley, Laurel Grove Cemetery L. Barton, care J . H. Coates & Co

IЗ6 M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k .



T H E PO PU LA R A LB U M S, prices 30c, 50c and 75c, post free.This is the best series of alliums for beginners that has ever been published.

The difference in price is only for the binding, all are printed on fine So pound book paper, and contain spaces for over 2,000 stamps.


It is the best album in the market for less than $1.50. It is bound as follows: Half cloth 30c, full green cloth 50c, finely bound in cloth, gdt lettering, 75c.

IN T E R N A T IO N A L A LB U M S, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5 00 and $7.50, post free.this is the best printed album published, ît contains spaces for every postage

stamp ever issued in the world, with description and illustration so that any one can arrangea collection correctly. Bindings, Half cloth $1.50, Full cloth $2 50, Full cloth better paper S3.50, Full cloth printed on but one side of the page §5.00, Full leather gilt edges S7.50.

M E K E E L ’S B L A N K STA M P A L B U M S, $2.50 and $4.00, post free.Ibis album is blank, except for a neatly printed border around each page, and

a label at the top of the page to receive the name of the country. The names of all countries printed on adhesive paper go with each book, and when mounted in the label prepared looks like a printed page.

Size of the page is 9 x 12 inches.The paper used in the albums is of a fine cream tint, and the weight varies with

the price of the book, even the cheapest being heavier than that u^ed in any other album.Advanced collectors have wholly abandoned albums with printed spaces for stamps.

I hey wish to arrange their stamps to suit themselves, and to collect such varieties as they desire, so that a blank album is necessary., ■ / 4 ’ fmP?rlant feature of this album is the lithograph stamp mounts that arefurnished with it, and may be used or not as the collector may fancy.

1 hese mounts are the same as those used in the celebrated Tiffany collection, and were the invention of its owner, Mr. John K. Tiffany, President of the American Philatelic descriptioin C eC' ° f a Pa8e of stE,mPs on their mounts neatly arranged is beyond

1 i . stavnPs b y on a perfectly flat surface, as the hinge is cut from the mount lhe back can be readily examined and there is room for memoranda on the mount beneath trie stamp,

1 he mounts come in all shapes and sizes to fit any stamp.One thousand mounts and one set of adhesive names are given free with each allium

Bound in Brown C loth , 328 pp., printed only on one side of page.............................. $2.50Bound in Brown Clo th , 500 pp., printed only on one side of page, heavier paper, 4.00

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M e k e e l 's A d d r e s s B o o k .1 3 7

TA L B OT T OM .

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IDAHO,L EW IS T ON .

S. L. Thompson

ILLINOIS,AL TO N.

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Stephen A. HurlburtG. H. Hakes John Swail

B E L V I D E R E .

B E N S O N .

John H. BrubakerBLOOMINGTON.

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CAIRO.

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CHICAGO.

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M EXICO.S e r ie s 1 S 7 9 a n d 1 S S 2UNUSED, GENUINE O R IG IN A L Sl 8 7 9 > on thick paper. Per 1. Per 4. Per 12.

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1 8 8 2 , on thin paper.íe. brown.............................

Рет I . Per 4. Per 12.

* 15 3°....................... 08 25 5°

юс. brown (error)........................................IS

5.CO

18c. red brown.....................24c. violet................................

7.5025c. red brown (error)..........50c. green. .............................50c* yellow............... . . . . . .

............. 3.СО

............. 2.0085c. violet............................... . . . .

. . . .iooc. orange........................... ............ 3-00 . . . .

Postage extra on orders less than $ 1 .0 0 . Terms Cash in advance.

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009, io n Locust Street. ST. LOUIS, MO.


13. J. Ford, 670 W Ohio st A. E. Fritz, 188 Fifth av W. T. Gallaway, 156 Dearborn avF. F. Gilbert, box 800 M. Gottlieb, 94 Washington stC. H. Harraden, 55 Campbell ParkD. T. Higginson, 237 Franklin st A. C. Holman, Phœnix Building J, И. Huber, 170 Washington st J, M. Jacobs, 2441 Prairie avW. J. H. Janssen, Merchant’s HotelW. F. Jillson, Drawer 707W. C. Kurzweg, 344 Washington BoulevardH. C. W. Laubenheimer, 458 North av Wm. H. Leckie, 4823 Prairie avLeon M. Lester, 3145 Groveland av W. S. McDonald, 164 L aSalle st Willie D. Martin, 1032 Adams stT. J. Mitchell, 356 Fulton st M, Morgenthau, 172 State st •Geo. Nelson, 453 Dayton st Chas. E. Petford, 570 Warren av Wm. N. Perry, 67 E Washington st Richard Roscike, 174 Ontario st W. A. Rowley, 541 37th st W. M. Scarlett, 209 Lincoln av C. E. Severn, 448 Racine avI. M. Simpson, 266 E Huron stR. E. Starkweather, M. D., care E. A. Cummings & Co., La Salle and

Madison stsS, C, Stevens, 169 Dearborn stkrank W. Taylor, First National Bank M. A. Thompson, 3 14 1 Indiana avJ. P. Vidal, 438 W Harrison stE. W. Voute, box 233krank White, 76 N Carpenter st C. S. Wilcox, 70 State st, room 312H. L. Winchester, care French, Potter & Wilson P- M. W’olsieffer, 162 State st

C O L L I N S V IL L E .ÎV W. Chandler

CULLOM.J- A. Heckelman

D A N V IL L E .P L. Stephens, Franklin st

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A W O R D----O N -----




The next edition wil be issued in the Autumn of 1890, and you should not fail to have an advertisement in it. terms are moderate.

In the directory, the best way is to send $1.00 for a copy of the second edition, and then it will be sure to be in—dont leave it until too late.

We shall be under obligations to parties who will notify us of any mistakes we have made in addresses and "hall be glad of new names of collectors and dealers in remote places.



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1007, 1009, 1 0 1 1 L ocust S t. ST. LO U IS, MO.

M e k e e l s A d d r e s s B o o k .

D E C A T U R .Earl BartholomewJohn S. Bixby, 835 W Main stAlbert E. GuytonCeo. C. Hurd, 437 W North stMurray G. Milliken, 4 10 E W illiam stHugh W. HousuniJohn Rainey, jr.

DIXON.Nathan J. Clears, box 286

D U N D E E (K A N E CO)Fred F. Hall

t F A R I N A .Darwin H. Adams

G A L V A ,H. W. E . Hayes

G R A N D C R OS SIN G,S. B. Bradt C. R. Gadsden

H A M P S H I R E .F. R. Brill

HILLSBORO.L e o Wagner

H I N S D A L E .L. Russell

H Y D E P A R K .F . B. Perry, Box 189

IRVING PA R K .Jay Cook R. R. Reynolds

J O LI ET .

b. L. Davenport, Room 1 Akin Block Jos. L. Knowlton, 507 Eastern ave. b Parker Murray, 325 Jefferson st. l'r.mk E. Smith, Barber b’ ld’g

{ ■ Stone, Box 1543

A ■ J. ClarkL A G R A NG E.

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O. Ht Ж екееь ,1007, toog, io i i L ocust Ş i r k e t , ST. LOUIS. VO.

M e k k e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 43Geo. W. Kellough

MACOMB,

G. C. Gum, Box 554

M A R S E IL L E S .

C. Ü. Herbert Chas Herbert

M A R S H A L L .

Couper & Maas, B o x #87 Geo. T. Westcott

M A Y W O O D .

John C. Black G. M. Blakeslee Wells M. Cook

M EN D OTA.

H. L. Lawson H. Taggs

M O LIN E.

C. j. Hassel, Box 22

M O R ELA N D .

0 . H. G ivier

N A P IE R V IL L E .

H. E. NewcomerM O U N T M ORRIS.

M O U N T PU LASK I

0 . H. Phinney

D. T. Foley J- W. Start L. H. Palmer

O A K PARK.

R. L. BowersS. B. Bradford

O T T A W A .

Harry G. Cook, 602 Chapel stT. B, Farrell)) ' ^ • ^ ac KinlayВ- C. McManus, 102 Prospect av

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POSTAGE STAMPS,

STAMPED ENVELOPES, W RAPPERS# POSTAL CARDS

— BY —

Major E dw. B. Evans,*R. A.







UNBOUND CO PIES, - - - $3.00 post free.BOUND IN B L A C K CLO TH , gilt lettering, $4.00 post free.

O. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009, i o n Locust Street, S T . L O U I S , MO.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . '4 5Will P. Gregg

PA R IS.

PARK RID GE (COOK CO).

H. Carpenter, Box 36 A. j . Colman Chas. M. Dickinson

PEO RIA.Louis Levy, 614 3d stF. Millard, 14 15 N Monroe st

Samuel Hamilton Thos. Harris Harris Laming

y . R. Barrett

P E T E R SB U R G (MENARD CO)

P IT T S F IE L D .

P R IN CET O N .John Smith, box 204

R A V E N S W O O D .John C. Bargeson, box 231S. J . Brown

J. B. RootR O CK FO R D .

C. D. Reimers, box 481ROCK ISL A N D .

B. A. Cottlow J. W. Bollinger

S H E L B Y V IL L E .

M m. c . Kater, box 104SIM O N S.

В- H. HarmsU R B A N A .

Claude Boyer G- C, Sheets

V E R M IL L IO N .

m' J HigginsW A T SE K A .

B. A. RidenourW O O D H U L L .

B- G. HodgeYO R K (CLARK CO)


SUPERIOR MIXTURESSOUTH AMERICAN MIXTURE.$1.00 per 100; $8.00 per 1,000.

Each hundred contains 40 kinds, Argentine. Bolivia, Bolivar, Chili, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama, Venezuela, etc. CENTRAL AMERICA MIXTURE.

$1.30 per 100 ; $10.00 per 1,000.Each hundred contains 35 kinds, including British Hon

duras, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Salvador. MEXICAN MIXTURE.

$1.00 per 100; $7.50 per $1,000.Each hundred contains 50 kinds, including issues from

1856 to 188S, including the 12c, 18c and 24c 1882 unused.THE THREE MIXTURES-MIXED.300 for $3.00 ; 1,000 for $8.50 ; 5,000 for $37.50

Each three hundred contains 125 different kinds.

The above are for cash only— no exchange—and are by far the best value ever offered.ч

O. H. M E K E E L ,1007, 1009, 101 1 L o c u s t S t r e e t , ST. LOUIS, MO.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 4 7

INDIANA,

G. A. Baas

B A T E S V IL L E .

B LO O M IN G T O N .Е. M. Voss, P. O. Box 492

B E T H L E H E M .John S. Smith

B U N K ER H IL L (MIAMI COUNTY.)

C. W- Stutesman

C O N N E R S V IL L E .R. A. Devison, box 601

C O V IN G T O N -J. H. Stamburg

C R A W F O R D S V IL L E .W. V. Roderick, box 573

John BradfieldE C O N O M Y .

E V A N S V IL L E .J. L. Bruner, n th and Vermont sts

FO R T W A Y N E .R. H. Laumann, 127 3d stF. E. Nash, 25 W Mayne st

FO W LE R .L. A. Wiles

F. N. Massoth jr S. M, Meyers

H A N O V E R C E N T R E (LA K E CO)

IN D IA N A P O LIS.

Chas. E. Babcock, 90 College av F. L. Chambers, 59 N Penn st B- Hatfield, 138 N New jersey av Fletcher M. Noe, 130 E New York st Edward Schurman, 2 Odd Fellows Hall

Chas. W. Peugh E- R. Peugh J. Swaggert

K O S S U T H ..



No. 1,Printed on .good paper, bound in neatly printed board covers, half cloth, 25c, post free 30c.

No. 2 ,Printed on superior cream tinted paper, bound in full cloth 50c, post free 55c.

No. 3 .Printed on the finest cream tinted paper, handsomely bound in full cloth, with gilt trimming, post free, 75c.

c H. МЕКЕЕЦ1007. 1009, io n Locust St. ST . LO U IS, MO.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . 4 9L A F A Y E T T E .

Dan’l L . Dorsey Robert S. Hatcher

College Aldine, box 908

C. L. Zimermann

L O G A N S P O R T .

M AD ISON.

M U N C IE .Albert S. Richey, 403 W Adams st

' T E R R E H A U T E .John Muehlenharz, 5 12 S 9th stG. Raeber jr, 724 Poplar st Lon Rippetoe, 617 S CentrestH. Westfall, 12 1 N 7th st

W A S H IN G T O N .B. A. BonnerGeo. S. W alters jr, box 238

IOWA.AKRON (PLYMOUTH CO.)

E. L. Raisli

Е. B. Jones, Box 15

Chas. E. Glass

Harry Meek

Geo. Riple)r

В L. Baker

A T T IC A .

B E A M A N .

B ED FO R D .

B O O N E.

B RIGH TO N.

B U R LIN G TO N .

J. K. Garret, 521 Columbia st

CA L M A R .9 e°- P. Jacobson, box 217 S. C. Scott

E PetersonC A S A D Y .

C H A R IT O N .Ldw. H. Davis, box 231

С H. GriffordCLIM B IN G H ILL.

M e k e e l ’ s A d d r e s s B o o k .150 NEW STAMPS.I want $5.00 worth of every new stamp that appears



stamps of r e g u l a r issues within one month of date of issue

may order $7.50 worth of stamps from my catalogue in

payment.

For $5.00 worth of unused p r o v i s i o n a l s I allow $10.00 in exchange from my catalogue.

4

Or for $5.00 worth of unused Provisionals I will remit

$5.00 cash upon receipt and give $2.50 worth of stamps as

a premium.



limited to $5.00 worth of each value. Less quantities may

however, be sent if more convenient.

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009, 1 01 1 LOCUST STREET,

ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A.


D A L L A S C E N T R E .W. J. Studley

D E C O R A H .F ran k P. Adams, box 942 Henry ElvidgeF. J. Riley

. D E S M O IN ES. 1W. A. Chadwick, ist and Market sts Will P. Chase, la . Loan and Trust Co. bldg

D U B U Q U E .R. S. Harris, 1 18 Summit st L. A. Rhomberg jr, 25 Jefferson stG. Zangmeister

D U R A N T (CEDAR CO)H. Schumacher, M. D.

W. j . Brown A. Burt Matt Grier Net Hartshorn Oscar Hodgkinson Chas. R. Kendall F. G. Kendall H. C. Kendall, box 5 M. C. Kendall J. E. King S. B. Soper jr Harlem SoperE. Scott

C. F. Cheney C. B. Smeltzer

L. P. Newcomer Roy Rollins В A. SchillerF. Schlerter Will Smith

R- E. Bartlett Rolfe Chamberlain Albert M. Donnan C. S. George, box

Harry Creighton Roy Linaburg

E M M E T T SB U R G .

FO RT D O D G E. IDA G R O V E .

IN D E P E N D E N C E .

I OIIN D IA N O L A .

1 5 2M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k .


Is a neat little album, designed with spaces to hold between 300 atjd 400 stamps. Bound in cloth with gilt lettering. It can be cat ried in the pocket, and will answer for a small collection or for duplicates.

T H E PO PU LAR A LB U M S, prices 30c, 50c and 75c, post free.This is the best series of albums for beginners that has ever been published.

The difference in price is only for the binding, all are printed on fine 80 pound book , paper, and contain spaces for over 2,000 stamps.

_The stamps are illustrated, and much information is given in regard to stampissuing countries.

It is the best album in the market for less than $1.50. It is bound as follows; Half cloth 30C, full green cloth 50c, finely hound in cloth, gilt lettering, 75c.

IN T ER N A T IO N A L A LB U M S, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50, $5 00 and $7.50, post free.This is the best printed album published, it contains spaces for every postage

stamp ever issued in the world, with description and illustration so that any one can arrangea collection correctly. Bindings, Half cloth St.50, Full cloth $2.50, Full cloth better p per $3.50, Full cloth printed on hut one side of the page $5.00, Full leather gilt edges S7.50.

M E K E E L ’S B LA N K STA M P A L B U M S, $2.50 and $4.00, post free.This album is blank, except for a neatly printed border around each page, and

a label at the top of the page to receive the name of the country. The names of all countries printed on adhesive paper go with each book, and when mounted in the label prepared looks like a printed page.

Size of the page is 9 x 12 inches.The paper used in the albums is of a fine cream tint, and the weight varies with

the price of lire book, even the cheapest being heavier than that used in any other album.Advanced collectors have wholly abandoned albums with printed spaces for stamps.

1 hey wish to arrange their stamps to suit themselves, and to collect such varieties as they desire, so that a blank album is necessary.

An important feature of this album is the lithograph stamp mounts that are furnished with it, and may be used or not as the collector may fancy.

1 hese mounts are the same as those used in the celebrated Tiffany collection, and "ere the invention of its owner, Mr. John K. Tiffany, President of the American Philatelic Association. The effect of a page of stamps on their mounts neatly arranged is beyond description.

1 lie stamps lay on a perfectly flat surface, as the hinge is cut from the mount the back can be readily examined and'there is room for memoranda on the mount beneath the stamp.

I he mounts come İn all shapes and sizes to fit any stamp.One thousand mounts and one set of adhesive names are given free with each album

Bound in Brown C i.oth, 328 pp., printed only on one side ol page.............................. $2-5°Bound in Brown C loth , 500 pp., printed only on one side of page, heavier paper, 4-°°

C. H. M E K E E L , 1007, toog, ю н Locust Street, St. Louis, Mo


Jas. C. JayLA H O Y T .

L E E .Wm. Petzold jr

L E M ARS.Ed. G. Clay, box 1 199 A. L. Lawrence, box 1334

E. R. Johnson

Phil. S. Bonney

Warner Brown, box 130

LENOX.

L I T T L E SIOUX.

M A N C H E S T E R .

MA RENGO.W. A. AckermanW. W. Downward, box 316

M A R S H A L L T O W N .Erastus Cornell, box 409

M A S O N CITY.H. L. Brown

MONTICELLO.John Reimers, box 334

MT. A Y R .J. C. BerkeyS. H. Wood

C. M. Glover, box 34

Jas. Chaney

Leo. E. Stevens

S. C. Scott

A. j. Adams, box 1

Percy Pollard

MT. P L E A S A N T .

M U R R A Y .

O T T U M W A .

T A L M A R .

W A L L L A K E .

W A S H IN G T O N .

Joseph Waugler

W. Apegus W. Kruger Gscar Ludwig Hugo Lutz Jolin Wagner 11 W hite, box 746

WATERLOO.

W A V E R L Y .

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M EXICO.Series 1 5 7 9 and 1 S S 2

UNUSED, GENUINE O R IG IN A L S1879, on thick paper.

íe. brown....................2c. violet.......................5c. orange..................

10c blue. . . . . . . . . . . . .25c. carmine...............50c. green. . . . . . . . . . . .85c. violet.....................

iooc. black..............

1882, on thin paper.íe. brown...................2c violet....................5c. orange.................

toe. blue........................ioc. brown (error).......12C. brown. . . . . . . . .18c. red brown............24c. violet......... ..25c. rose.......................25c. red brown (error).50c. green...................50c. yellow.................85c. violet............. ..

100c. black....................jooc. orange.................

Her 1 . Per 4. Per 12.

$ -03 . . . . .. ...0 5 . . . . . . . ..0 5. 1 0 . . . .•35 1 .0 0 2.50

.6 0 1-75 4*3°1 .4 0 4.C0 10.00

1 .4 0 4.00 10.00

Per 1. Per 4 Per i?-

$ -03 . . . . . . . .

.0 5 . . . ..0 5 *5 3°.08 25 5°

2 .0 0 5.C0

• I S . . . . * • • »

•2 5 . . . .

•30 . . . *3 .0 0 7 .503 x 0 . . . . . • *

2 .5 0 . . . .2 .0 0 . . . .3 .0 0 . . . . . . . .

2 .0 0 . . . .3 .0 0 . . . .

Postage extra on orders less than $1.00. Terms Cash in advance

C. H. MEKEEL,ST. LOUIS, MO.1007, 1009, ion Locust Street.

M e k e e l ’s A d d r e s s B o o k . •55

WYOMING.P. R. Chamberlain E. R. Marshall p. W. Tourtellot

KANSAS,

J. H. Keeler

Will JohnsonJ. M. PetersonWillie Peterson, box 14

A L D E N .

A S S A R I A .

S. W. Miller, J r

Will Pugh

Jacob G. Miller. W. S. Wagner

C. W. Sparr

BU R L IN G T O N .

COTTONWOOD F A L L S .

EMPORIA.

E U R E K A .

FORT SCOTT.Robert B. Campbell, box 257 H. A. Malin

F. R. GillettF R E E P O R T .

HAMILTON.Frank j . Pazak H. P. Scott

HORTON.W. C. Michaels, box 565

Adolph H. W agner

Will H. Plank

HOWARD (ELK CO)

K A N S A S CITY.

L A W R E N C E .

A. H. Whitcomb, 844 Tennessee st

h - K. Emmett

Adolph L. Naples, box

MC P HE R SO N.

M U L B E R R Y GROVE.

3

M e k e e l ’s A d dress B ook.1 5 6

Old_,Mex1can Envelopes-1S74--32.

RLL CL6HN HND UNUS6D,

CUT SQUARE.4 ; pale red ........ .. . . . . . .4c orange................................5c chocolate.. . . . .....................5c green (error).........................

loc light yellow, green---- --Ioc dark green ................... .. .юс olive green.........................ioc green “ Habilitado” ........ioc olive green “ Habilitado” 25c ultramarine. . . . . . . . . . . .25c blue...................................25c blue “ Habilitado” .........

S 20 12 3»i 5«50. 12

. So 75

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. 12 . i 5°ENTIRE.

4c pale red, plain paper.......................................... » . ............ ................................... ,........ *4c orange, “ ............... ...................................................... - ............................ ... • ■4c “ water-marked paper...................... ..........................................................5c chocolate, plain paper............................. ............................................................................

loc green, “ ..................................................... .. ................................. • • ............loc “ water marked paper. ............... ............................................. .........................ioc “ circular water-marked..................................... ................................................... •loc “ “ Habilitado” . . . . . . . . ....................... .. .................................• • • • ..............ioc olive green, “ Habilitado” . ...................... , ...........................................................................25c ultramarine, plain paper.... .............................................................. ...........................25c blue, “ ................................... .............................. ..................... »..............25c ultramarine, water marked p a p e r . . , , , , ...................................................................25c blue, “ .............................. ......................... .......................—25c “ “ Habilitado................. .............................................................................................5 0 x 5 c c h o c o la t e . . . . . . . . . . . ............................................. .........................................................5c x loc x loc chocolate and green................................................................................ .5c x 5c x 5c toe chocolate and green. This envelope is without a piece of the upper

lelt-hand corner, and is rare even in this condition.......................... ......................

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1 25 20 20

5»202 00

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O. H. M E K E E L ,1007, 1009, юн Locust Street, ST. LOUIS, M0.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 1 57

P A R S O N S .Alfred H. Noyes, box 267

S A U N A .Cass K. Barnes Rudolph Wise

T O P E K A .

P, W. Bruce, room 36, Santa F e offices Rhea H. Lea, care Kansas Mortgage Company James A. Swan, 622 Buchanan st Frank E. Shelden, 1025 Taylor st

KENTUCKY.CO VIN GTO N .

Allen Burger, Robbins stRobt. L. Crigler, Scott stAlbert Daniels, 616 Greenup stP, Hubert Doisy, 741 Scott stKuper Hood, 813 Scott stArthur Hubbard, 531 Garrard stHoward Hunter, 623 Garrard stH. Jansen, 712 Greer stErnest Meyer, 62 Pike stDndley Miller, 604 Greenup stChas Reynolds, care Singer Mfg. CoFenimore Roudebush, Robbins and Mad. sts

G E O R G E T O W N .

Geo. C. Wolfe, box 73.H E N D E R S O N .

R. M. McFarland, box 182

H O P K I N S V I L L E .Wni, BramhamRobt. H. Brown£• N. Campbell, M. D., box 98W. E. CampbellBryan HopperJas. LongJohn PickfordFrank Yost

rappW. C. TL E X I N G T O N .

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Sixteen

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3 RA TES.i Time. 3 Times. 6 Times. 12 Times.

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, 10.00 27.50 48.00 78.00• 17-50 48.00 78.00 132.00

SUBSCRIPTION RATES.United States, Canada and Mexico, 50 cents per year.Great Britain, a ll Colonies tn Postal Union, and Australia, (87 cents) 3s, yd. per

year, payable in unused half penny stamps or P. O. money order.Prance, Belgium and Switzerland, (87 cents) Fr. 4.48 per year, payable in unused



Germany or Great Britain, or P. O. money order.U. S. o f Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, St. Domingo, Guatemala, Costa Rica,

" n "ras, Stcaragua, Chili, 87 centavos per year, payable in unused íe stamps.£ countries in Postal Union, 87c per year, payable in unused current stamps.

* л а у . outi A fr can Republic, tape Colony, 5s* per year, payable in unuse<l halt'penny current stamps. ’ J 1 }

G . Ы. M e k e e l ,1007, 1009, ю н L ocust S t r e e t , ST , LOUIS, MO-

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook,

L O U I S V I L L E .Nicholas AdlerК V. B row insk i, 104 Ь Broadway \V. D. Burnham, 1934 W . Jefferson st

Tom Morton

P A D U C A H .

LO U ISIA N A .B A T O N ROU SE,

G. A. Herthum, box 2 13 Miss S, Brumbey

DELHI (R IC H L A 'iD PARISH)Miss Sallie Brumby

N E W O R L E A N S .

J. T. Alleyn, care W . W. Tel. CoA. A. Brinsmade, 29 Carondelet stRichard K. Bruff, Tulane UniversitySeymour Cohen, 388já Barron stL. J. Godbery, 501 BaronneWill J. Morgan, 190 GravierA. M. Rareshide, 120 Gaiennie stPlascide Reynes, 43 BaronneA. Rosenberg, 152 De Lord stGeo. Staigg, 270 Ram part stS. L. Walker, Brainard and Jackson sts.

T H I B O D E A U X .R. E. McBride

M AIN E.

Henry Rose, 46 W hitney stA U B U R N .

Geo. Baker, Union st Jamie Dunning, 9 Third st Loins Hatch, N High st W Kellogg, First st w J- Mayberry, 20 Main st ■ ay Ncally, 2 Ohio st

Simpson, 18 Second st • C. Chalmerspi ‘,V bellier, 85 Union st

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B 1 D D E F O R D .Е. H. Peaslee, box 1 1 1

B U C K S P O R T .Arthur Buck Allen Chase

D E N N Y S V 1 L L E .John E. Sheahan

F R E E P O R T .John Lunt

G R E E N E .W. L. Monier, Rent’s Hill

H A R R I S O N .H. H. Emery, box 184

L E W I S T O N .Jesse Dana, 17 High st Wm. H. Putnam

P O R T L A N D .W. S. Aldrich, box 576E. L. Eustis, 92 Pine stH. S. Hanaford, 82 India st W. W. Jewett, 504 Congress st W. W. Jordan, 225yí Middle st J. H. Lyons, box 1377 Harry May, 146 Middle stH. F. Merrill, 17 Munjoy stH. C. Moody, 182 Newbury stF. N. Pickard, 46 Cushman stC. S. Randall, 39 Eastern Promenade S. D. Rumsey, care Woodbury & Moulton Arthur Soule, 5 Avon PlaceG. F. Sparrow, 146 Middle st

S A C O .Prank H. Lowell Walter S. Noyes Geo. L. Pray Fred Stackpole

T O P S H A M .W- C. White, box 51

W O O D F O R D .

Е. C. Farnsworth, box 104

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M A R Y LA N D .A N N A P O L I S .

H. R. Luhue, 19 Comhill stA P P L E T O N (CECIL CO)

Edward Herbener

B A L T I M O R E .

C. O. Donovan, Jr , 3 1 1 W. Monument st W. E. Baitzell, 412 N, Ploward st Bruce V. Jenkins, 1224 N. Charles st Robert S. Hart, 1504 Mount st A. M. Hopper, 24 S. Halliday st A. Lowmeyer, 922 N. Gilmore st John J. Romoser, 1234 Jackson stF. R. Rutter, 1 31 W. Townsend st J. W. Schaefer, 830 W. Lafayette st W. J . Struth, i n N. Bond st C. J . Taylor, 203 W. Camden st.R. Taveau, 105 W . Lauvale st John A. Thalheimer, 831 N. Bond st W. V. D. Wèttern. Jr, 5 13 Saratoga st

I. T. AdamsH U R L O C K .

MT. W A S H I N G T O N (BALTIM O RE CO) Wm. J. Hopper

Robert Feast

T. P. Varley

T O W S O N .

W O O D W A R D V I L L E .

M A S S A C H U S E T T S .A N D O V E R .

H. B. F'oster C. E. AbbottR. M. Johnson, care Rev. J , F . H. Johnson

. A R L I N G T O N .A. W. Hoitt, box 230 L . K. Foster Chas. Harris R. G. Hopkins W. A. Nichols, box 26 Leonard Payne Chester Peck Charles RiceH. Rice

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook,

A S H B U R N H A M .Е. H. HoarE. W. Gilson A. M- GreenwoodЕ. H. Hoar .C. M. Litch Herbert F. L itchE. A. Sawtelle W. H. Sawtelle

A T T L E B O R O .Walter B. Allen Wheaton A. Carpenter A. M. Dunham Samuel EinsteinF. B. Eldridge Walter T. Mason Chas. A. Richardson Eddie SpencerW. S. Stowe

Edw. B. W aite

Robt. Ewing

P. Hey wood

Mrs. Е. B. Haven

A U B U R N D A L E . B A L L A R D V A L E .

B A R R E P L A I N S . B E V E R L Y F A R M S .

B O S T O N .

Chas. J . Barton, 129 Dartmouth st Arha Borden, 43 Hammond st Hermann Corbett, 14 13 Washington stJ. F. Currier, 66 W arrick st C. A. Curry', box 2732Howard M. Downing, W esley av, 24th ward L C. Foster, 8 Congress stG. L. Gilmore, 212 Bunker Hill st K- F. Heinzen, care L . Prang & CoE. A. Holton, 8 Summer st G C. Johnson, 365 Beacon st H- F. King, box 33 M . Kluge, 218 W . Springfield st

■ S. M cLean, 11 Church st G A • C. Noble, 174 T remont st Miss Ada I. Quincy, 13 1 Devonshire st G H. Read, 20 Devonshire st

1Ó4 М ек e e l s A d d ress B ook.

G. E. Peters, 145 High st J . H. Ross, jam aica PlainsI . W. Risden, 69 Commercial stF . P. Sears, Mount Vermont stJ . C. Shayer, 147 Devonshire st Malcolm Storer, 182 Boyleston st C. Ï. Thayer, box 2248Ch. E . Tolman, 12 Central stF. Trifet, 408 Washington stF. L . Tyler, care Geo. McQuesten & Co. W. C. Van Derlip, box 3416M. E. Viles, box 1822 .E. L . Whitney, 5 St. Charles stG. B. Woodward, box 1 1 1

B R O C K T O N .E . H. Remington, 168 Bartlett st Wm. Talbot, 100 Court st

J . W hitney Beals, JrB R O O K L I N E .

C A M B R I D G E .K. McKinzie, 12 Garden st W. B. Preble, 26 Brattle st Samuel M. Reed, 735 Cambridge st A. C. Turner, 25 Sacramento st

C A M B R I D G E P O R T .

C. A. Howes, 334 Broadway

C E N T R E W E S T F O R D (M ID D LE SE X CO.)

John M. Fletcher, box 118

C H A R L E S T O W N .

H. L. Tuesley, 28 Cross st.E. O. Evans

C H E L S E A .

Gifford Allen, 1 14 Chestnnt st Wallace Brackett, 62 Fifth st David Buck, n o Chestnut st Robert Greene, 198 Broadway J . F. LowWalter Plummer, 126 Chestnut st Ralph Putnam, 148 Chestnut st David Richardson 132 Chestnut st Harry Spencer, 35 Marlboro st Leon Walker. 116 Chestnut st Arthur Wilcomb, 134 Chestnut st

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. l 6 5

Chas. E. Shaw, i6 High st W. H. Wiesmann, High st

R. F. Wood, box 157

I. F. Verry, box 41

Henry D. Humphrey, box 63 Dr. Frank F. Browne

C L I N T O N .

C O N C O R D .

D A N V E R S .

D E D H A M .

D O R C H E S T E R .Ernest A. Blood, 28 Spring Garden st

E A S T B O S T O N .W. B. Jackson, 605 Bennington st

D. GiffordE A S T C A M B R I D G E .

E A S T F A L M O U T H .E. H. Marble, box 641

E A S T S O M E R V I L L E .Lewis E. Hood, 19 Everett av

E V E R E T T .E. F. Badger W. E. Coburn A. M. CrippsNettie H. Culross, box 835Wm. J. J . Culross, box 835W. B. GoddardA. B. Merrill, box 638H. H. RobertsJ. E. Wyman, box 211

F E E D I N G H I L L S .E W. Leonard

F I T C H B U R G .J. Q. Abbott, Myrtle stH. E. Bennett, Main stH. N. Bugbee, 364 Main st 1‘ . Davis, 54 Highland av ^ ■ L, Emory, 360 Main stG. M, Faulkner, 36 Highland av W. H. Fay

H. Goodriih, 15 1 Main st JE H. Grant, box 1660 Wesley Humes. Highland av jv J. Macy, 186 Main stH. E. Weston, 38 Boutelle stL. H. Whitcomb, 2 Highland av

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F- P. Horton VV. Earnest Horton Bentley Morse

F. C. Brown

Rodger S. Howe

F O X B O R O .

F R A M I N G H A M .

G E O R G E T O W N .

G L O U C E S T E R .

Harry B. Centre, 76 Washington st

H A V E R H I L L .

Geo. L. Meserve, 1 Lindell stWm. H. Page, 16 & 17 Daggett buildingChas. VVorthen, 133 Water st

David Cobb, Jr.H I N G H A M (PLYMOUTH COUNTY.)

H O L L 1 S T O N .W. A. Babcock L. C. Fiske, box 290

H O LYO KE.John B. Sutcliffe, Walnut st

H U B B A R D S T O N (W O RCESTER COUNTY).

Chas. H. GlazierJ A M A I C A P L A I N .

T. Humphrey John H. Ross H. W. Duming

L A W R E N C E .

Albert Arthur, 226 High stLen Carpenter, 25 Giren stJohn W. Fulton, 241 BroadwayMrs. Dr. Humphrey, 243 Haverhill stC. F. Kendall, 20 Albi n stGeo Merrill, 30 Lowell stChas- W. Pearl, 219 Essex stL. C. Richardson, box 29Geo. C. Stewart, box 235Merton W. Swan, 7 Forest stA. H. Wadsworth, 65 Tremont stJohn E. White, 2 Highgate st

R. M. OsborneL E N O X .

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L E X I N G T O N .Wra. Hunt, box 89

L O W E L L .Chas. W. Bell, 1 15 High st

L Y N N .Chas. G. BaileyC. C. Everett, 7 Sachem stGeo. S. McFarlaneGeo. K. PooleHoward K . Sanderson, 120[. F. Williams

Myitle st

M A L D E N .H. W. Austin, box 135 H. C. Moody, Maplewood Oran S. Rice

M A N C H E S T E R - B Y - T H E - S E A .

Alfred C. NeedhamM A R L B O R O .

C. B. Russell, 205 Main stM A T T A PAN.,

Alfred A. Post, Norfolk st

M A T T A P O I S E T T .L. L. B. Dexter W. L. Holmes

M E D F O R D .Ed. Gowing, box 229 L. L. Green

M I D D L E B O R O .Jos. H. Pratt, box 44

M E R R I M A C .H. E. Chase

M I L T O N .N. T. Kidder

Will E. Gardner, box 300 Geo. P. Swain, box 310

N A N T U C K E T .

N E W B E D F O R D .

Wm. G. Kirschbaum, Standard ]• H. SmeadG. M. Conant, 79 Mill st Benj Baker, box 18 ţH. G. Dean Arthur G. Grinnell

i

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N E W T O N .Everet Crosby, box 580 Warren O. Evans C. E. Hutchinson, box 259 Carl T. Keller, 162 Park st

N E W T O N V I L L E .J . D. F. Brooks Walter H. Rollins, box 202 Chas. H. Tainter Mrs. John Whitney

N O R T H B O R O .Frank E. Bigelow

N O R T H B R I D G E .B. W. Browne

N O R T H B R O O K F I E L D .G. Pliny Buck, box 143 Geo. W. Cross Frank L. Harris

N O R T H D A N A .John M. Horr

N O R T H S P R I N G F I E L D .G. W. Cross

O X F O R D .W. A. Lovett, box 32

P E A B O D Y .F. A. Perkins, box 614

P F T E R S H A M .Thomas Barnes, box 23

P I T T S F I E L D .W. R. Burbank

W. F. Pratt, box 260R E A D I N G .

R E V E R E .

G. W. Higgins, corner Beach and Pleasant sts

H. G. Parks

H. F. Jenkins, box 18

R O C K B O T T O M .

R O C K L A N D .

R O X B U R Y .C. A. Clough, 23 Fort av E. Crowell, i Clare ce st W. J . De Normandis, 45 Lambert av A. J . Tizley. 29 Blue Hill av

S A L E M .Albert Batcheldor, 10 Saunder st J . S. Johnson John G. Morse, Linden st Fred P. Richardson, box 304 Dr. J . Robbins, 22byi Essex st W. F. Somers, box 253 О- Thayer 2d, box 85F. A. Tibbetts, i Pleasant st


S O M E R V I L L E , N.L. M. Libby, 2 Elmwood st Eugene B. Fuller, 71 Boston st j. M. Ross, Fremont st

S O U T H A C T O N .Harry A. Fletcher, box 147

S O U T H B O S T O N .F. G. Floyd, 742 Fourth st

S O U T H B O R O .Sanger Pulmann, Fay School Wm. S. Simpson, Fay school J. D. Willis, St. Mark's school

S P R I N G F I E L D .

J. W. Anderson, 525 Chestnut st Henry M. Appleton, 3 13 Maple st J. 0 . Bemies, 2 Bond Place W.N. Caldwell, Hotel Warwick W. A. CastleLorey Cushman, 774 State st W. J. Eldred, 275 Main st Cooper McFarland, 148 Carew st Wm. C. Stone, box 1028 Edw. E. Whiting, 284 Pine stH. S. Williams, box 1028

T A U N T O N .C. F. Dean, 17 Weir st Silas D. Reed, box 490G. W. Pepptr, 19 Cottage st Charles Barnard, 46 Somerset ave

Charles H. Lane

Orcutt & Gage

Chas. F. Harnood, box 1

C. H. Bates, box 244 Geo. E. Smith, box 402

T E M P L E T O N .

T H R E E R I V E R S .

W A R R E N .

W A T E R T O W N .

W E L L E S L E Y .

Miss Margaret W. Anderson, box 44H. L. Rollins, box 72T. R. Rollins, box 21

W E L L E S L E Y H I L L S .Morton JohnstonD. S. Pratt

M e k e e l ’s A d dress B ook.i 70

Clarence Van Deusen

Wra. H. Bacon J . A. BillingsF. C. Hunter Frank E. FullerEdw. B. Waite, box 175

Henry A. Day

Samuel HumesG. Y . Lansing

Wm. B. Hale

C. M. Day Robert A. Hall

H. L. Andrews

W E S T F I E L D .

W E S T N E W T O N .

W I L B R A H A M .

WILLI A M S T O WN.

WILLI A M S V I L L E .

W Í N C H E N D O N .

W O B U R N .

W O R C E S T E R .H. A. Adams, 380 Park ave C. A. Aiken, 1 High st.W. H. Danforth, M. D.W. L. Gates E. S. PhelpsC. T. Tatman, 93 Piedmont st.

M ICHIGAN.A D R I A N .

Ed. J . Stebbins, drawer E F. B. Stebbins, drawer E

A N N A R B O R .Clarence Noble

L. B. AndersonB A T T L E C R E E K .

B A Y C I T Y .Chauncy H. Shearer, box 1426

B E R R I E N S P R I N G S .H. D. Winter, box 165

H. G. LazellBIG R A P I D S .

Henry McConnellC L A R I O N (CH ARLEVOIX CO)

C O L D W A T E R .

Harry M. Joy

M e k e e i .’s A ddress B ook.

C O N S T A N T I N E .A. \Y. Ferree, box 1070 . Hammond

C O R A L .F. J. Baldwin

D E T R O I T .H. W. Boers, 389 Maple stVV. P. Crosby, M. C. R. R. Ticket Accident Office A. K-. Northrop, 20 E High st

E A S T D E T R O I T .F. H. Borgmann, 368 Congress st

E A S T S A G I N A W .Fred DoughtyFred Granville, 512 Potter st John J. Spencer, 410 Johnston st

G R A N D R A P I D SRaymond M. Crosby, 212 Fountain st R. G. Fitch, 55 N Union st H. T. Heald, 276 Madison avG. W. Holmes, 84 Fifth avR. L. Hunting, 301 N Ionia st Henry G. Kalmbach, 48 Clinton st Wiluur Miller, 212 Jefferson st R- Paterson, 291 N Front stE. A. Phelps, 758 S Division st

C. VV. Tallman

E. L. Butcher

H I L L S D A L E . IGNI A .

H. J. Tepper

Edwin Clark, 406 S. West st C. B. Dickinson, 428 South st

J A C K S O N .

K A L A M A Z O O .

K I L L M A S T E R .H. R. Gustin

L A N S I N G .B G. Dodge, 109 Sycamore st E. b. Johnson, 716 Ionia st

L U T H E R .1'r- J. C. Brooks J- D. Trimmer ^ ■ H, Verity

M A N I S T E E ." T. E. Coates, Jr, box 273

Geo. F. Heath, M. D.M O N R O E .


M U S K E G O N .

Victor C. Steinberger, 134 Houston ave

F. L. Gardner

C. H. Dolph, box 208

NORTH L A N S I N G .

N O R T H V I L L E .

Geo. WhippleNOV I.

Chas. 0 . LoringO W O S S O .

A. C. RobertsP L A I N W E L L .

C. Wesley PriceP L Y M O U T H .

W. I. Benedict H. B. Seagrave

P O N T I A C .

P O R T H U R O N .J . T. Percival, 1308 Lapeer av

W. B. SudboroughR IG A .

S A G I N A W .J . H. Goodby jr,, 616 N Granger st

T E C U M S E E H (LEN AW EE CO)H. C. Crowell W. J . Ingersoll

M. B. Holley Eddie W. Waite

T R A V E R S E C I T Y .

R. R. LeaneV A S S A R .

Soper F. Clement B L. Jansen

Y P S I L A N T 1 .

M IN N ESO T A .E. R. Aldrich J. D. Lyons, Jr.

BENSON.

H. H. McNamaraC O L L E G E V I L L E .

M e k e e l s A ddress B ook.

DULUTH.J. A. Caron, 331 Superior st Jas. W. Lynn, P. O. DepartmentH. Marlin, Jr.E. Mooers

Emil AsselnE D E N V A L L E Y .

F A R I B A U L T .

T. B. Willard, Shattuc School

J. R. Craigue

T. C. Hawley

J A C K S O N .

L A K E PA R K.

MI NN EA PO L IS.Geo. R. Bickley A. V. Chamberlin, 67 S. n th st J. A. Chase, box 899 Alfred Owre, 2209 8)4 st S.A. E. Williams, 3x36 Pleasant ave Fay Streeter, San Angelo Hotel Walter Harris, 300 S. 10th st G- W, Achard, 721 S. 7th st.Edgar A. Barry, 2313 Portland aveWm. Cleveland, 2528 Clinton aveF. G. Dennis, 2433 Portland aveFrank Gold, 2001 Stevens aveGeo. A. McDougall, 2032 Portland PlaceM. Torrance, 2448 Park aveW. C. Wishart, 2628 Chicago ave

T. C. Kurtz

Levi W. Tarpey.

Ulysses Clark

J I. Wyer, Jr.

C- W . Kingsbury

MOORHEAD.

MORRIS.

P IP E S TO NE .

R ED L A K E F A L L S (POLK CO.)

S T , CLOUD.

S T . PA U L ,

M' A. McDonald, 420 Libley st Leedom Sharp, 98 Globe Building tobest H. Kirk, 374 Woodward ave

Shaw & Co., box 285


Wm. H. Winslow, The Portland Geo. Langford, 145 Nina ave.Rev. E. C. Mitchell, 534 Summit ave Herman Oppenheim, 264 Summit aveD. Sandford, Jr., 348 Wabash st

D. J. McCarthyS T I L L W A T E R .

M ISSISSIP P I.

W iley C. BankOOLUMBUS.

HICKORY.Thomas R. Raines

M ISSOURI.

Bertie LeeCHADWICK.

B. MaierCHILLICOTHE,

E. E . LambertJ A M E S P O R T .

K A N S A S CITY.

Geo. A. Bullard, 110 Wabash av Theo. Hopper, 110 0 Missouri av R. C. Martin, 1224 Broadway W. j . Parrish, 406 Holmes st H. E . Stevenson

Robert AdamsMACON.

ME MPHIS,

M. Steffan

M U L B E R R Y (B A T ES COUNTY.)

W. W. FrancisS T . J O S E P H .

H. C. Beardsley, box 616 .Herbert C. Beardsley, 422 N. Seventh st

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.' 7 5

S T . L O U I S .

M. D. Batchelder, 3 1 1 3 Cass avE. W. Beeson, 1 1 2 1 N Compton avJ. A. Boswell, 152 1 Papin stBilly Burnett, 3637 Delrnar avMiss Marie J. Chouteau, 5408 S BroadwayJohn J. Cole, Jr ., 4023 Westminster PlaceL. G. Custer, P. O. DepartmentEugene Dill, P. O. DepartmentЕ. M. Hackett, 703 Olive stDr. Louis Hauck, доз Morrison avE. A. Ilildebrandt, 2636 Russell avW. H. Lepere, 1 1 3 1 Leonard avIsaac Lippincott, 1808 Rutger stС. H. Mekeel, 1007, 1009, io n Locust stW. F. Mueninghaus, P. O. DepartmentW. H. Nienstedt, 14 3 1 Brennan avT. B. Rodgers, 3535 Chestnut stC. (). Rondi, 18 13 S Third stDr. Sauermann, 2201 Chouteau avE. L. Schleiffarth, 608 N Fourth stG. Swope, 3530 Olive stJohn K. Tiffany, 3559 Chestnut stWm. M. Wolf, 222 S Second st

J. L. Bellmer

E. B. Jones, box 173

S E D A L I A . W IL L I A M S T O W N,

IL S. Kennedy, box 536

Lynn Comfort

Guy W, Green

M ONTANA.B U T T E C I T Y .

T W IN B R I D G E S .

N E B R A 5 KA..C R E T E .

F R E M O N T .

E. C. BiggarDan D. Doolittle, box 528

^ ■ R. King Donald Platt

G R A N D I S L A N D .

M e k e e l ’s A d d ress B ook.i 7 6

Anton Dworak

M I L L I G A N (F IL L M O R E COUNTY).

O M A H A .

Ernest Fued, 1534 N Nineteenth stO. W. Dunn, 2410 Seward stH. H. Waterman, 1321 Park av

P A W N E E C I T Y .

Chas. H. Edee Roy D. Hassler W ill K. Mackey Will. F. Weber

P O N C O .

H. C. Howe

N E V A D A .B E L M O N T .

C. L . Deady

NEW H A M PSH IR E.C H A R L E S T O W N .

Edw. S. Arnold, box 142C L A R E M O N T .

L. A. Judkins, box 16

C O N C O R D .

Theo. Bailey, St. Paul’s School Harrold Courtney, St. Paul’s School Arthur C. Train, St. Paul’s SchoolP. L . BarkerW. C. Huntoon, 13 Laurel1 A. S. Abbott, 55 S State st*C. L . Ayling, 55 S Main st Ned Cogswřell, Centre st W. H. Holt, 56 S Main st W alter H. Pulsifer Bryan Roberts

J . D. Townsend, Jr

D O V E R .

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E X E T E R .E. G. PeaseJ. W. ThornT. W. GoodridgeGeo. W. Von Utassy, box 575J. F. Underhill, box 271

K E E N E .W. W. Glazier, Jr ., box 176

L A K E V I L L A G E .J. M. Hubbard H. C. Quimby

E. L. Kittredge

D. J. Tasker, box 120

W. D. KingR. W. Spalding, 26 Park st

M I L F O R D .

M IL T O N ,

N A S H U A .

Lawrence Barr

F. H. Pinkham

E. j. Thompson

A . W. Russell, care

N E W I P S W I C H . N E W M A R K E T .

P I T T S F I E L D .

P L Y M O U T H .

Webster, Russell & Co

P O R T S M O U T H .

L. Brigham, 46 Richards avh. U. Butler, 8 Lincoln avE. Coleman, box 1606f • W. Green, 65 Flanover stC. A. Hazlett, First National Bank•C P. Leighton, 8 Miller av.]• L. Pender, box 954Geo. H. Young, i8 Richards av

В A. BurbankW A R N E R .

■7» M e k e e l ’s A d dress B ook.

N EW JE R S E Y ,A S H B U R Y P A R K .

W . E . Boughton, 709 Madison av H. B. Bartholomew, box 516

A T L A N T I C C I T Y .

W . Clevenger, Jr., 24 Maryland av

B A Y O N N E .

Dr. A. W . Seward, 2 11 Avenue D Dr. Win. H. Mitchell, box 265

B E R G E N P O I N T .

Dr. W. H. Mitchell, box 265

B L O O M F I E L D .Gustave Aue, box 288 Wm. H. Aue, box 288 Gustav Bruett, Jr.

B R I D G E T O N .

O. F . Andersen, box 2420 •

B U R L I N G T O N .

Alfred S. ButlerErnest Gadsden, Burlington College W. N. Powell, 201 Jones av

C A M D E N .

Chas. C. Gallagher, 51 Penn st

H. G. Andrews

D. Gedney

C R A N B E R R Y . E A S T O R A N G E .

E L I Z A B E T H .

Jas. T. W. Cave, 530 Maple av Bert Sherman, 444 Maple av

F L E M I N G T O N .W . H. Beilis W . H. Bodim Howard M. Conkling H. E. Deats

H E L M E T T A .A. Davison A. Blum


H. E. Deats

H I B H S T O W N .

H O B O K E N .

{. D. Dahlfues & Co., 188 Hudson stCapt. W. Hein, Supt. Thingvalla Pier, 4th stJ. Ostermann, Jr ., box 104Joseph Rechert, 366 Park avWm. Seligsberg, 328 Bloomfield stJ. B. StillmanEd. W. Tuthİll, 278 Garden st

J E R S E Y C I T Y .

Thos. Chamberlain, 284 Pavonia av

L Y N D H U R S T .Geo. B. Mason

L IN W O O D .James Farish, box 31

L A W R E N C E V I L L E .

A. F. Jamieson W. H. Fulper

M O R R I S T D W N .

Will P. Corbet, 22 South st

M O O R E S T O W N .David Richie

M T . H O L L Y -Ralph L. Mason

N E W A R K .

Fred. M. Baldwin, 65 Congress st H. J. Collerd, 238 Plane st.D. B. Crockett 2d, 142 Belleville ave C. A. Gasser, 238 Plane st Jas. H. Hewson, 48 South st Geo. W. Kick, 1 16 Mechanic st Fred Loehmer, 83 Hunterdon st.H. F . Neejus, 19 Walnut st L. J . Prieth, 42 Mercer st H. C, Stevenson, 13 New st A. E . Tuttle, 2 Wakeman Herbert Ure, 340 13th ave

N E W B R U N S W I C K

S. Barr, 54 Somerset st

A

М ек e e l ’s A d d ress B ook.180

O R A N G E .

W. L . Brower Edgar Drayton, 26 Elm stF. H. Jamison, 22 Ward st J . B. Vreeland

P A T E R S O N .

A. Lehmann, Jr., 635 Main st John H. Vanenburg, Broadway

J. H. Buchanan O. L . Hankins Benjamin P. Thomas

P E M B E R T O N .

J . A. Petrie, M. D.P H 1 L L I P S B U R G H .

E. R. AckermanP L A I N F I E L D .

Warren Rice, 128 Central ave A. L . Saltzman, box 668

Clarence Hartpence B. L . Prieth, box 288

P R I N C E T O N .

John FlemingR E A D I N G T O N .

W. C. Corby J . R. Bartholomew

S H O R T H I L L S .

J . D. BartlettS O U T H A M B O Y .

C. A. GouldS O U T H O R A N G E .

Chas. BissettS P O T S W O O D .

Frank LittellS U M M I T .

T R E N T O N .

Harry E . Lee, 239 E, Front st Geo. W. McFarland, box 497B. A. Sterling •Е . B. Sterling, box 294

Wra, Dawson, box 250V I N E L A N D .


W E S T E N D .

Aaron H. Arvauts, J r . , box 12

NEW MEXICO.A L B U Q U E R Q U E .

F. N. Chevalier, box 155

NEW YORK.A L B A N Y .

G. Y. Lansing, 146 State st R. M. Rich, drawer S Will Varish, 63 Lancaster st

A U B U R N .

W. E. Boughton, 52 State st

D. S. Dunbar Frederick HowardH. J. Perkins J. J. Prouty R. C. Scott

F. H. Johnson. Jr

W. j . Davy W. G. Woodworth

B A L D W I N S V I L L E .

B A Y R I D G E , L . I. B E R G E N .

B I N G H A M T O N .

L. L. Dunham, 135 Oak st Robert W. Manier, Phelps Building

B R O O K L Y N .

Wm. S. Bacon, 170 Dean stF. R. Barnard, 486 Putnam av A. G. Bishop, box 67C. F. Blake, 87 Pierre Pont st Robert Caccavajo, 194 Seventeenth st J- R. Curtis, 395 Third st A. da Costa Gomez, 21 Third Place George J. Godfrey, 478 Wythe av Chas. Gregory, 5 Montague TerraceG. F. Hannemann, 551 Marcy st Albert Herzog, 1 1 Brooklyn av

i 82 M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

Wm. Klune, 108 Walton st W . G. Lam ent, 160 St, Jam es Place Wm. Latour, 251 Bainbridge st J . H. Morgan, 7 Pierrepont st L . S. Morton, 128 S Elliott Place W alter Ogden, 410 Tenth st

щ W. C, Price, 1485 Gates avG. E . Richter, 265 Lorimer st Jno. M. Sheridan, 295 Adelphi stF. Spacek, 340 Lexington avMrs. J . B . Stocksdale, 34 Portland av Wm. W allace, Jr., 183 Congress stE . D. Williams, 401 Third st J . F . W acker, 185 Kent avH. P. W allace, 242 Adelphi st

B U F F A L O .Geo. E , Baker, 233 Prospect ave W. F . Dent, 192 S. Division st H arry Evers, 238 Seneca stG. A. Fiscus, 14 Lemon stDr. H. S. Hambleton, 458 Seneca st Carl H. B. Hollers, 16 S. Division st Jireh Kinney, 92 E . Seneca st Frank E. Lock, 279 Bryant stE . S. A. McLeod, 2 12 Prospect st Mr. McManus, 430 N. Division st W illis Monroe, 5 13 Delaware ave W ill Prouse, 236 Main st Jos. H. Roberts, 119 5 Main st Rose Bros. & Co., 174 Fargo avG. O. Smith, 1391 Main stH. I. Turner, 129 Best st

John L . Sticht

Lynn C. NorrisF . S. Rice, box 1024

Ernst Goulding, box 59

Milton S. Mills

C A N A J O H A R I E . C A N A N D A I G U A .

C A T S K I L L .

C E D A R V I L L E .

C H A P P A Q U A .Joseph Abello, Chappaqua Mountain Institute Simon Barcello, Chappaqua Mountain Institute Ben H. Denison, Chappaqua Mountain InstituteF. P. Fernandez, Chappaqua Mountain Institute A. G . Henriques, Chappaqua Mountain Institute S. H. Pell, Chappaqua Mountain Institute

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book.

J. L. Spelman

F. P. Vincent

G. F. ComeC. VanAlstyne

C H A M P L A I N .

C H A T H A M .

C H A T H A M C E N T R E .

C L I F T O N .

Joe C- Thompson, Rosebank, box 73

C L Y D E .Geo. A. Bates, box 546

C O R T L A N D .

Harry P. Gray, 180 S Main st

H, N. JohnsonC 0 E Y M A N 5 ,

C D H O E 5 .

Emanuel Baere, 4 Adams Block

C. D. Smith

Milo C. Reynolds

D E L T A .

E A G L E B R ID G E . E L M I R A .

Fred A. Bean, 469 W. Church st Henry Schroeppe, 458 Carroll st

W. C. Morris

H. Z. Reed

E V A N S M I L L S . F A I R F I E L D .

F L U S H I N G (QUEENS COUNTY).

I. L). Willets, box 554 G. C. Harrison, box 12

Charlie BennettF U L T O N .

M. A. ThelbergG L E N C O V E .

G L O V E R S V I L L E .

Hallock C. Alvord, Alvord House

H .JonasG O S H E N .

183


G R E E N E .

L . V. Lindsey, box 607

G O U V E R N E U R .A. F. Corlin

C. L . PoorH I G H L A N D F A L L S .

A. Melvin Jones Oliver A. Jones K. C. Miner

H O O S I C K F A L L S . H O R N E L L S V I L L E .

Roy Bowen, 30 Genesee st Wm. R. McHenry, box 13 19

H U D S O N .Wm. H. Atwood F . H. Leggett W. F. Leggett W. G. Magee

H U N T E R S L A N D .Е . P. Cook, box 15 Arthur Dings, box 40

I T H A C A .

C. F. Crosby, Hotel Brunswick J . H. Klincky, 71 E. Seneca st

W. B. Brockway,J A M E S T O W N .

47 Hazzard st

F. E . MoyJ O H N S T O W N (FU LTO N COUNTY)

W. F. GregoryK A T O N A H .

W. A. GasherieK I N G S T O N (U L ST E R COUNTY).

J . E . DerrickL A N S I N G B U R G H .

L I T T L E F A L L S .L. A. Greene

L O C K P O R T .

Virgil M. Graham, 274 Church stG. A. Camp & Co., 100 Genesee st

M e k e e l s A ddress B ook,

L O N G I S L A N D C I T Y .

Erik Enequist, care L . Feuchtwanger & Co

Win. B. W hitney, boxN. L. Dubois Nattie W. B. W hitney

R. N. Newell

W. N. Hawkins, J r

M A R L B O R O U G H .

4

M E D I N A . N E W B R I G H T O N .

N E W B U R G H .

Theodore Anthony, Montgomery st William Brokan, 355 Montgomery st Eleanor Hall, 84 Grand st J. M. Kraft, 24 Golden st Alice Williams, 162 Montgomery st

N E W Y O R K .W. Abbott, box 3240Julius Adenaw, 1 16 E 26th stC. H. Anderson, 283 Washington stS. Bailley, 25 E 74th stA. C. Bainbridge, 67 W 45th stG. R. Bach, 1 14 Pearl stF. M. Barnum, care Bank of State of N Y Robert B . Bauer, 209 E 10th stAlbert Bentler, 4 1— 5 BroadwayM. C. Berlepsch, 812 BroadwayC. E. Bird, 677 9th avC. F. Bishop, 13 Madison avK. R. Bogért & Co., 37 Tribune BidJohn Bopp, 235 E 92d stA. F. Boutecon, 90 W alker stW. H. Bratt, 815 Greenwich st .John B. Brevoort, care W. M. Powell, 29 Wall stM. Brill, 28 Sulton PlaceBurger eV Co., 59 Nassau stG. B. Caiman, 299 Pearl st Henry Clotz, box 34891 ■ Coelho, 64 Vesey st C- B. Corwin, 108 W'ater st Geo. W. Crittenten, 615 Walton av Oscar Dejonge, 46 Exchange Place Dr A. Von During, 569 E 154th st Walter F. Dyett, 1 5 1 1 Broadway

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.i 86

W. H. F lagg, i i Pine stH. Gremniel, 109 Second st Paul Gutzeit, 20 Cotton Exchange Chas. F . Harbeck, 81 Beaver st Ph. Heinsberger Jr , 138 Ludlow st Edwin Henes, 128 E 93d st Mrs. J . J . Henna, 125 E 25th st Julius Herzog, 13 W illiams stG. H eyl, 1 1 E 48th st 'J . O. Hobby, 1 12 Washington stB. Von Hodenberg, care Eggers & Heiniein, 45 Beaver stH. P. Hotto, i66th st and Union av Daniel Jager, box 197Miss Bertha Kannig, 121 ist stE. Kaufman, box 3197Wm. C. Kiene, 1 Great Jones stWm. Kiesling, 625 E 148th stM. Kollner, 58 W ater stKrebs Bros., 81 Nassau stJ . Krebs, 1 14 E 83d stA. M. Kirtland & Co., 678 E 143d stHugo Kuenstler, 296 ioth avA. E . Lawrence, 221 South st Paul Lazarus, 2274 3d avR. S. Lehmann, 1440 Lexington av Michael Levi 1 17 E m t h stJ . N. T. Levik, 54 William stB. F . Levy, 226 E 114th st Abram Levy, 256 Madison st Lehman Levy, 340 E 50th stS. H. Lutz, 65 7th stT. J . McMinn, care Rud. Hering, 151 E 45th st Hugo S. Mack, 7 Beekman stChas. А. Mасу, 2d, 208 W 45th stMiss Agnes Margraf, 1365 4th avAlbert Merboth, 401 E , 82d stL . F . Mines, 333 W . 29th stW. B. Montgomery, 288 St. Nicholas avA. G. Morris, 28 E . gth stChas. Muecke, 468-470 BroadwayJ. J . O’ Donohue, 206 W . 45th stF . G. Parker, Potter Bldg, 38 Park Row W\ C. Pessels, 17 E 21st stW . P. Preble, Jr ., 237 Broadway W. Rasmus, Mills Bldg, 17 Broad st F . W . Reid, 15 Union SquareC. F . Richards, 326 W 20th st Geo. Rosenheim, 31-33 Mercer stFred Ruhl, care B. Fisher & Co., Greenwich and Duane sts

M e k e e l s A ddress B ook. >8?

J. W. Scott, 163 Fulton st R. Schmidt, 13g Eldrige st J . P. Schmitt. 3 16 E gth stE. L . Schumann, 1 15 Broadway Henry Seifert, 3 13 5th stM. D. Senior, 294 Stone st Alfred S. Simon, 338 E 120th st J. B. Simpson, Jr ., 5 E 14th stH. A. Smedburg, 20 W 21st stF. L . Smith, 52 W all stG. Southard, 135 E 103d st R. P. Spooner, 53 Cedar st Max Stadie, 2079 2d avE. Steiger & Co., 25 Park Place Louis Strauss, 88 W Broadway W. Thorne, 76 Gold stTheo. Toppall, 230 E Houston stH. Van W agener, 152 E 86th stC. L . W alz, 489 Broome stG. H. Watson, 36 Broad stF. A. Wattenberg, 703 Madison avE. G. W ells, 1 12 W 13 1 st Alfred W iehl, 18 Beaver stI. D. Willets, 150 BroadwayP. von der W illigen 444 Produce ExchangeC. Witt, care German Hospital, 77th st and 4th av Mrs. Mina Witt, 1365 4th avR.Wuesthoff, Germania Bk, 215 BroadwayD. S. W ylie, 176 E 125th st Chas. C. W hitney, 346 Broadway

N O R T H B R O O K F I E L D (MADISON COUNTY)

Carl C. R islej’

W. F. Brewster

N O R T H S Y R A C U S E .

N Y A C K .

John W. Coonan, 28 S BroadwayH. C. Morrison, box 73

O S W E G O .C. A. Bentley, 8 Varick st

I ownsend RushmoreP L A I N F I E L D .

P O U K E E P S I E

S Josephine Baker, 31 S Clinton st W. D. Acker, 322 Main st Jarvis V. Thompson, box H H John R. Keech, 4 V assar Row’

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.i 8 8

R A N D O L P H .Guy BurlingameF. L . Jones

P R E S T O N HOLLOW.W . G. White

ROC HESTER.

Austin Baldwin, 27g E Main stB. G. Bennett, 138 Jefferson av Geo. D. Butler, Jr.* box 10C. E. Crouch, 16 Fulton av Geo. B. Gardner, box 9J . Guaedinger, 234 Central av Robert Kaucher, 578 N St. Paul st Christian Ladwig, g Huntington st John M. Ladwig, Jr ., 9 Huntington st Chas. E . van Law, 34 Roch, st Bank Bldg Theo. Mayer, 233 Andrew st J . Oettinger, 333 North avH. G. Strong, 107 Lake av A. M. Woodbury, 107 Lake av

R O M E .Geo, B , Collins

• C. E, Fraser, M. D., 223 N Washington st

R O M U L U S .

B. S. Monroe, Seneca Co

R O S E B A N K P. O. (STATEN ISLAND.)

Miss Alice Austin

G. A. Smith, box 794S A L A M A N C A .

S A R A T O G A S P R I N G S .

J . R. Craighead, 90 Circular stC. W. Marsh, 194 Spring st Rev, J . K. Mendenhall Gordon Pearce

C. E. CurtissS A W E N S .

S C H E N E C T A D Y .

J . W . Jones, box 170

S M1 TH TO WN B R A N C H .J . E . Handshaw

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book. i 89

F. J. Stanton

Fred Sherburne

S M Y R N A .

SOUTH NEW B ER L IN .

S T A P L E T O N (S. I.)Aug. Dejonge, box 281 Hermann HagedonG. F. Odendall, Ph. D

• S U S P E N S I O N BRIDGE.

George P. Hawley, box 752

S Y R A C U S E .

Amos S. Coan, 44 Delaware st Chas. Haberle, Haberle Brewing Co F. A. KuntzschJ. F. Seybold, 128 Butternut stR. P. Zobel, 6 W Jefferson stJames W. W eed, care Sperryheal & Hyde

T A R R Y T O W N .

C. G. Bacon, Jr ., box 99

T O M P K I N S V IL L E j S. I.

R. F. Albrecht, box 245, Staten Island Mrs. Lizzie T. Benary

TROY.

F. Gonzalez, 376 3rd st Chas. B . Knight, 177 2nd st Geo. F . Stein, ì Lawrence Place

Lincoln RappleyeT R U M A N S B U R G .

UNA OILLA.

Willie D. Hanford, box 244UTICA.

Jas. E . Martin, 123 Genesee st George A. Swertfager, 90 Howard avO. D. Jones, 14 Huntington st

V A L AT IC .

Lou Sniffer •

S. E . SalisburyW A R S A W ,

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book.190

W AR W IC K.W ill E . Sayer, box 264

W A T E R T O W N .G. V. S. CampFrank Comins, 6 Polk stЕ . C. Daniels, 14 Polk stE . A. Johnson, 12 Sherman stW . G. ReynoldsR. C. Scott, SurrogateN. G. Seymour, 10 Sterling stG. C. Sherman, 14 Ten Eyck st

W E S T POINT.

Spencer Crosby, U. S. Military Academy

W E S T TR OY .Wm. J . Batten

J. A. Goetzman

Arthur J. Rose

H. H. Romer, box 281

H. N. Terrett

W. E . Cushing

W E S T W E B S T E R .

W E S T W I N F I E L D .

WHI TE P L A I N S .

WODDSIDE, L. I.

WYOMING,

Y O N K E R S .

Chas. W. Eberle, 14 Jefferson stH. Schulz .

Y O R K S H I R E C E N T R E .W . R. Joseph

OHIO.C. T. Rogali

A D A .

AKR ON,C. Kranas, 136 Sherman st A. E . Limerick, P. O. Department Grant S. McNeil, S Broadway Chas. A, Townsend, 5 12 W Market st Chas. W right, Perkins st

A S H T A B U L A .E. A. Sidley Samuel Strong


A U B U R N D A L E .S. W. Skinner, J r

BEDFORD.A. V. Taylor, box 177

BROOKLYN.R. G. Treat

J . M. CravenB R Y A N .

B U C Y R U S .E. H. McComb, box 246 O. E. Monnette, 1 12

C H A S R IN F A L L S .Wm. Field

CHARDON.H. C. Parsons

CINCINNATI.

A. W. Dunning, Room 17 Chamber of Commerce Frank P. Kellogg, Post Station D Wm. A. McFadden, Rosebank, Station К W. H. Phillips, 19 Bigelow avW. W . Ralston, corner Stone and State st, Walnut HillEdward J . Scheid, corner Eden av and Arizona sts. Mt AuburnA. X . Spencer, 19 LombardyG. W . Stevens, 51 W 4th stJ. Lloyd Stephenson, 10 Johnston BldgE. Patterson, Price’s HillGeorge Schroder, care Pickering & CoDr. Edw. Swift, Vine st

C L A R K S F I E L D .

D. B. Smith, box 4C L E V E L A N D .

Willard P. Ainsworth, 354 Franklin avGeo. W . Andrews, 1 18 Cedar avA. E. Arnold, 263 St. Clair stGeo. J . Bailey, Harkness Block-С. A. Brobst, 48 Holt st1- A. Brown, 658 Cedar avJohn Červenka, 86 Iona stJohn B. EnglertO. S. Hart, box 106E. S. Isom, 520 Prospect st J V. PainterW. H. Schneider, 233 Hanover stF. Straus, 87 Seneca •G. H. Worthington, Welshire Bldg

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book.i 92

C O L U M B U S .

F . W . Amack, 79 N 4th st Christian Born, care Born & Co Carl Burr, 60 Jefferson av C. B. Duffy, 38 S Grant av R. L . Elliott, 206 Cleveland av j . C. Goodman, 191 E Town stB. McClelland, E 6th av, bet Courtland and W esley stsB. McCoy, 106 E BroadwayH. Martin, 104 N 4th stC. Е . B . Roberts, care Door, Sash & Lumber Co DeW itt C. SawyierP. L . Schneider & Co, box 285 'Benjamin Talbot, Jr , care Columbus Buggy Co

C. A. DavisC U Y A H O G A F A L L S .

D A Y T O N .E . ColannaWrn. J . Kienardt, 1324 W W ater st Frank Platt

C. W. BowersG E N E V A .

I R O N T O N (LA W R EN C E COUNTY).

W . W. Prichard

Ralph Lane

J . L . Hervey, box 276

Fred G. Cohen

E . J . Clark

G U S T A V U S .

J E F F E R S O N .

K E N N E D Y .

L A R U E .

M A R T I N ’S F E R R Y .

G. Roy Wood, box 256

G'. U. Duer

G. G. B . Greenwood Victor Hostetter Chas. A. Lentz, box 6

Е. T. Pollock

M I L L E R S B U R G .

M I N E R V A .

M T . G I L E A D .

Earl M. GoldingN E W L O N D O N .

M e k e e l 's A ddress Book. '9 3 '

A. S. PrentisN O R W A L K .

W. P. TaberF. G. Taylor, 32 W Main st

S. Estle MillerO A K HILL.

Wm. M. DickO B E R L 1 N .

D. G. HartmanO R R V I L L E .

W. H. Lightstone Will W. Logue S. W. Richey

O X F O R D .

P A I N E S V I L L E .Robert M. Blair, box 152F. G. Johnson, box 784 C. & N. Stockwell, box 143

P E R R Y (LA KE COUNTY)Francis Haskell

Jackson SparrowP L E A S A N T RIDGE.

E. J . SmithPORTSMOUTH.

W. L. R. TiltonPRAIRIE DEPOT.

Geo. HasbrouckR A V E N N A .

E. S. HarveyRIDGE.

Lee A. DwelleS A N D U S K Y .

A. J . ClarkeЕ. E . Shuirr, box 671

SP R I N G FI EL D ,

Chas. Dargue, box 186 P. F. O’ Keefe

S T E U B E N V I L L E .

194 M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book.

TOLEDO.H. R. Alcorn, 1 17 Irving st W. J. Babcock, 624 S Erie st Jas. H. Barr, 277 Monroe st C. N. Bishop, 52 Prescott st Win. M. Eberth, 755 Ontario st F. H. Gournoe, 361 Wisconsin st Dr. M. Jungbluth, 190 Huron st E. D. Kline, care L. S. and M. S. Ry J. M. Krumm, 810 Broadway M. Loensbali, 74 Frazier stAsa S. Parker, cor. Wisconsin and Junction avP. A. Phillips, cor. Bancroft and Fulton sts S. Skinner, Jr ., care Milburn Wagon Co

W A U S E O N .DeWitt V. Moore, box 141

W E L L IN G T O N .E. L. French, Foote’s Block

C. F. ChaseW EY M O U T H .

WOOSTER.D. j . HardW. S. Kinzer, cor. Liberty st and Bealle avHouston PlatterGeo. J , Schwartz, box 716

OREGON.B R O W N S V I L L E (LIN N COUNTY.)

E. Balli, box 88 George I,. Howe

S McCord, box 122E A S T P O R T L A N D .

P O R T L A N D .T. L. Bolander, 128 N 15th st Harry E. Dore. 122 Front st Hugo Goldsmith C. W. Lomler, box 555 Paul Semler, box 878

PENNSYLVANIA,A L L E G H E N Y CIT Y.

\\m. Alexander, 96 Pennsylvania avE. Doeblin, Hazle stA. C. Westerman, 379 Ohio st

M e k e e i/s A ddress B ook. !95A L L E N T O W N .

W. P. Br gaman, 5th and Union sts VV. H. Cooper, 44 Walnut stF. C. Roeder, 118 N 5th st

H. E. Davis, in 6 5th av E. C. Kendig, 1206 8th av

ALTOONA.

A S H L A N D .

B. W Payne, care H. E. Bright

B A R T (LA N C A STER COUNTY.)

Rev, W. G. Cairnes

J, H. Green, box 446 George T . Bush W. F. R. Jackson H. U. Tibbens

B E L L E F D N T E .

B E T H L EH E M .Chas. M. Breder, 332 Market st Rollin H. Hammann, 31 W Bread st J. Fred Rrause E. T. Parker

B L A I R S V I L L E

Miss Willma Graff, box 364CAMBRIDEEBORO.

Harry B. Wilber, 14 and 16 Main st

Jos. R. Hammerle, box 206C AR B ON DALE.

D. W. C. Bosler, box 52C A R L I S L E .

C E N T R E BRIDEE.Howard Kennedy, box 24

C HE ST ER ,Edgar D. Melville, 610 Morton av

Chas. EvansCOALPORT.

E A. LivingstonD A V I D S B U R E .

Henry 0 . HarrisD 0 Y L E 5 T D W N .

J. D. BensingerEMILTDN.

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.196

E P H R A T A H (LA N C A ST ER COUNTY)

Walter S. MentzerERIE.

Fred Fuess, 222 W 21st stCarl Brehm, 1210 State stJ. F. McConnellJ. H. Mortimer, 114 E 1 8th stW. V. Nicholson, 2002 Sassafras stGeorge C. Russell, г44 W 7th st

E V A N S C I T Y (B U T L E R COUNTY)Geo. Glass

F A L L S I N G T O N .Ed B. Beans, Asst P. M.

F R A N K L I N .Rev. S. J . M. Eaton, D. D.

F R E E L A N D .

H. L. Edmunds, box 36

F R E M O N T (C H E ST E R COUNTY)Isaac S. Kirk

H A R R I S B U R G .Haldeman Bigler, Bolton House, 2nd st Morrtce E. Finney

I. L. Hartman

P. H. Spaeter

J. W. Graeme

H O Q U E N D A U Q U A . .

J E N K I N T O W N .

L A K E P. O. (L U C E R N E COUNTY)

L A N C A S T E R .Sumner Brown, 21 S Prince st Walter A. Haldy, 136 N Lime H. HartH. L. Simon, 234 PineW. C. Wolfersberger, 46 S. Prince st

L I B E R T Y S Q U A R E (LA N C A ST ER COUNTY) Geo. S. Lamborn

O. S. Good, box 745L O C K H A V E N .

M e k e e l ’s A ddress Book.' 9 7

Mc K e e s p o r t .

W. J. German, 434 5th av

p. F. O'Keefe Ignaz Stauffer

M. T. Barton

C. G. Williams

M A N S F I E L D V A L L E Y .

M A I N S (L U Z E R N E COUNTY).

M E R C E R .

N A Z A R E T H (NORTHAMPTON COUNTY)

John F. Bardin

N E W C H E S T E R (ADAMS COUNTY).R. M. Miller

H. S. Rotzeil

M. N. McGeary

N O R R I S T O W N .

P A R K E R S L A N D I N G .

P H I L A D E L P H I A .

Henry W. Calteli, 3709 Spruce st R. C. H. Brock, 1 3 1 S 4th stG. B. Bains, 3d, 519 S 41st st West Howard Bitting, 2622 Jessup stI. L. Bitting, 2622 Jessup st M. G. Bitting, 2622 Jessup stJ. H. Calvers, 448 Marshall stH. J. Clay, Jr., 1734 Pine st Randolph Clay, 522 Walnut stC. Howard Colket, 2037 Walnut st Wm. H. Corfield, 3609 Locust st.E. Melbume Davis, 1926 N. 23 stE. R. Durborow, 203 S 10th stDurbin & Hanes, 128 S. 7th stRandolf Elliott, W. Johnson st, GermantownA. L. Fine, 1731 Pine stfrankfort Stamp Co., FrankfortMilton Green, box 1615Ernest Haas, 662 N. 11th stMb M. Hamilton, 45 W Washington avGustave C. F. Helm, 220 Vine stGeo. Henderson, 1422 Master stE Levin, 629 N. 16th stЛ* McAllister, 1226 Chestnut stD H. Miller, 1309 Pine st

M e k e e l ’s A d d ress B ook.198

Geo. W. Norris, 1530 Locust st Chas. E. Osborn, 1421 Fairmount av M. L. Parrish, 1135 Spruce st

G eo. G. Parry, 26 W. Walnut Lane H. G. 0 . Ramberger, 208 S. 5th st Lincoln Rappleye, 5th and Library sts H. C. Rémiek, care Powers & Weightman Albert Ritner, 2026 N 21st st Oscar Scarlett, 1012 S. 4th st C. W. Sharer, Tioga, above 22d st Philip Atlee Sheaff, 520 Woodland Terrace L. R. Shellenberger, Germantown Edgar A. Singer, Jr., 4764 Penn av Clement R. Troth, Frankford Geo. W. von Utassy, 5055 Green st, Germantown Millard F. Walton, box 38 C. Weygandt, Г24 Tupehocken st

P I T T S B U RGH.

Van J . Abel, 913 Liberty stWm. M. Biddle, care Chronicle-TelegraphF. F. Brown, 220 Centre stE. E. Buringer, 4407 Butler stA. C. Dickey, 236 Shady av E EC. W. Kirk, 71 Pride stEdwin Layug, care Pennsylvania Coal Co.W. McKinnell, 21 Bluff stH. W Marthens, 6208 Broad st, E EGeo. W. Rode, Hazelwood avFérd Sermin, 496 Forbes stT. W. Voetter, 318 Denniston avElmer Wagner, 415 Carson st

P 1 T T S V 1 L L E .

J . E. Harpei, 22 S Centre st

„ P O R T A G E C R E E K .Chas. E. BrownChas. W. Hardy

P O T T S T O W N .S. M. Savidge, box 472

P O T T S V 1 L L E .J . E. Harpei, 22 S Centre st Carl Wagner, 318 W. Market st

A. J. Crowan, box 92Q U A K E R T O W N .

M e k e e l 's A d d r e s s B o ok . Igg

James GalenR A W L I N S V I L L E .

R O S E M O N T .H. G. Clay, Jr.

Paul W. KutscheR O T H V 1 L L E .

T. R.JohnsonS A L T S B U R G .

' S C R A N T O N .

Geo. В. Pryer, 431 Lackawana av M. D. Sathrope, 1532 Monsey av S. N. Galland, 302 Clay av

D. S. TateS E W I C K L E Y .

F. T, AshmanS H A R O N .

L. W. EdwardsS M I T H ’S M I L L S .

S O U T H B E T H L E H E M .

J . F. Edmunds, box 267

S P R I N G T O W N (BUCKS COUNTY)

W. H. Witte, box 18

S P R I N G C I T Y (C H E ST E R COUNTY)

Warren F. CusterFrank Kline

S U S Q U E H A N N A .

Chas. Blackburn, box 100

A. K. BatesT I T U S V I L L E .

M. TitusT O W A N D A .

percy M. BaileyT R O Y (BRADFORD COUNTY).

W- A. McCallaW A L L I N G F O R D .

Geo. F. DemingW E L L S B O R O .W E L L S B O R O .


W E S T C H E S T E R .

H. R. Sharpies, box ig68

W I L K E S B A R R E .

Horace E. Hayden, 601 S Main st Charles A. Hobbs, 81 W River st L. D. Stearns

W E S T P H I L A D E L P H I A .

Marion C. von Leer, 662 Rrooklyn st

Raymond Rester Chas. Wunder

W E S T T O W N .

W. T. SmithY O R K .

RHODE ISLAND,A. A. Sherman

D A V I S V I L L E .

W. P. ArnoldL A F A Y E T T E .

G. R. DrowneL I T T L E C O M P T O N .

N E W P O R T .J . P. Cotton, Jr., Park st Harry Kelly, care Armour & Co.Percival Parrish, box 202Samuel C. Rigiey, U. St. Eng. Office

P A W T U C K E T .Mary N. Patman, 155 N. Main st Ernest R. Shipper, 31 Cottage st H. Kenyon, 333 Pleasant si

P R O V I D E N C E .W. R. Callender, 789 High st John R. Calder, 258 Westminster st Henry W. Cooke, 22 Elmwood av Ellery C Davis, «-2 Westminster st Alfred Dawson, 14 Westminster st H. C. Field, 16 Cabot stK. C. Fletcher & Co., 42 Westminster Place W. F. Goerner, 20 Warren st.Geo. O. Gorton. 328 Pine st M m. A Harris, Jr., 140 Prospect st.W. K. Jewett, 13 Humboldt av

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 20 [

J. W. Lewis, 63 Beacon st Capt. Frank F. Olney, box 667 J. F. Read, 9 Customhouse st R. C. Vose, 54 Snow st G o. H. Wood, 287 Westminster st

W A R R E N .

Frank D. Easterbrooks, box 40

Lizzie Haswell

H. C- Gardiner

Carl C. Wheelock A. Sylvester, box 262

W E S T E R L Y .

W I C K F O R D .

W O O N S O C K E T .

G. B. Luten

Robert C. Clark

TENNESSEE.F R A N K L I N .

G R A N D V I E W (RHEA COUNTY).

K N O X V I L L E .

S. B. Boyd, M. D., box 1 16 Miss Ella Greenwood

M E M P H I S .

P. W. Prutzmann, 344 Orleans st Ralph Wormeley, 249 Beale st

MT. J U L I E T .W. H. Freeman

N A S H V I L L E .

C. F. Greth, 34 Public SquareP. H. Hill, 904 Russell st

TEXA5.A U S T I N .

Stanley Evans, box 313 John P. Watson, 800 W 17th st

B R E N H A M .Arthur E. Knolle

J- F. Cummings

B R O W N S V I L L E .


Frederick Noyes

Alf. A. Edwards

D. W. Fahlbush

Harry Chichester Herman C. Helmrich,

C O L L I N S .

D A L L A S .

D E L RIO.

E A G L E P A S S .

C. Hoick & Co

FORT D A V I S .C. KraussLt. J. M, T. PanelloJ. H. Appell

FORT WDRTH.

Frank Brittingham, 300 E. 4th st J . L. Terrell, Terrell Building

G A L V E S T O N .V. GurdjiB. Knoll, City Hall Wm. Reppen, box 82 M. A. Rosenfield, 1 15 StrandB. M. Rosenfield, 115 Strand

Marcellus Foster

John H. Whitaker

H U N T S V I L L E .

M A R S H A L L .

P A R I S .C. B. Berry, JrE. W. Roberts, 512 Bonham st H. A. Reuss

S A N ANTONIO.

Albert Goodloe, care Maverick Printing Co Edgar H. Hamilton, Laurel st J ; E- Merchant, 403 Laurel st Geo. L, Reed, 327 Martin st

V. H. HuberichS T . ELMO.

T Y L E R .W. D. McDaniels

Oscar Jannasch, box 234WACO.


Isaac Huse

UTAH.S A L T L A K E CITY,

VERMONT.B E L L O W S F A L L S .

Jas. H. W illiams, Jr.

B R A T T L E B O R O .C, F. Hawley

B A R R E .

F. S. Goldsbury, box 4

B R A N D O N .

Frank R. Farrington

M I L T O N .

D. D. Parker

M O N T P E L I E R .C. M. Gould, box 58

N E W B U R Y .T. C. Keyes

S T . J O H N S B U R Y .C. W. Graham Irwing Fulson

S T R A F F O R D .

C. P. Collins

VIRGINIA.A L E X A N D R I A .

W. F. Lambert, care City National Bank Semmes & Lambert, box g

G. M. BastableC A L V E R T O N .

C E D A R V I L L E (W ARREN COUNTY)

R- W. BurchardC R O W D E R .

Schuyler Tyree


W. A. FollerIRISH C R E E K .

L E X I N G T O N .

James I. Stephens, via Military Institute

L Y N C H B U R G (C A M P B E LL COUNTY).

John W. Crawford

M A R Y V I L L E (C A M P B E L L COUNTY).

H. D. WinterNORFOLK.

Finlay FergusonH. H. Reed, 212 Bank stLt. Robt. D. Wainwright, 156 Bank st

WASHINBTON.

R. W. FrenchH A R T L A N D .

SNOHOMISH.jas. F. Stickels, box 99

TACOMA.C. J. Kershaw, 303 G st R. E . Davison, 915 C st

W A L L A W A L L A .Chas. S. Buffum

WEST VIRBINIA.C. W. Thatcher

M A R T I N S B U R E .

A. M. Lazier, box 240MD RE ANT OW N.

WHEELING.Mrs. S. J . Eccles, 1315 Chapliné st P. F. O'Keefe, box 140

F. R. Barber, box 245 F. A. Traver, box 18 1 Francis Jackson

WISCONSIN.B E A V E R DAM.


BELOIT,E. J. Stevens, box 1367

C OLU MBU S.Mrs. T. B. French, box 190

D E L A V A N .N. E. Carter R. VV. Hobbs

E A G L E (W AUKESHAW CO.)W. B. Hennesey, box r

Frank Eames, JrELKHORN.

G R E E N B A Y .

C. H. LarrabeeW. C. Bliedung, 2 15 S Adams st

L A C R OS S E.

D. S. McArthur, M. D ., 205 Main st Rockwell Osborne, 422 W av S Mackey Thompson, Orchard Place v

L A K E G E N E V A .Lane Anderson, box 423 George P. Hambrecht, box 663

MADISON.

Frank M. Davis, 404 N Carroll st F. C. Thwaits, 124 W Gilman st Edward Troan

ME R R IM A CK (SANK COUNTY).

George Alfred Martin Belle M. Sears

MILWA UK EE.

Robert Chapin, 1 12 i8th st Chas. Dingwall, 307 n th st Jas. T. Drought, 831 S Pierce st W. H. Gehrs, 544 20th stЕ. C. Gmelin, 690 7th st A. T. Hennecke, 830 National av Rev. A. Hoenecke, 781 10th st S. S. Klein, 371 Greenbush st Otto B. Graf, 1701 State st

20б M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

Frank G. Perrigo, 433 National avOtto Salchow, Jr., 670 Island avFrank Schuerbrock, 517 Harmon stW. Schultz, 904 5th stChas. T. Taylor, 19 Belvidere BlockR. Thiele, Wisconsin st depotW. F. Zimmermann, 525 Greenfield av

RACI NE .L. H. Fixon, 1103 College av Fred Gates, 915 Milwaukee av

RUBICON.Е. B. Cornwell

S. P. BallaadSHAR ON .

S H U L L S B U R G H (LA F A Y E T T E COUNTY).

C. E. Ball, box 166S T U R G E O N B A Y .

L. E. Clark

J. C. AldersonW A U S A U .

Ed GettsW HI T EH AL L .

WYOMINB.CARBON.

A. Durkop J . A. Shannon

ROCK S P R I N G S .Capt. C. A. Coolidge

CANADA.BRITISH COLUMBIA.

NEW W E S T M I N S T E R ,W. A. De Wolf Smith

VICTORIA.A. C. Anderson, 209 Fort stRev. A. Beaulands, Christ Church CathedralC. Cornwall, 74 Meares stG. A. McCullochC. W. Newberry

M e k e e l s A ddress B ook. 207

MANITOBA.Fred Williams

J. R. Davidson Frank Rounsfell

K I L L A R N E Y .

BRANDON.

WINNIPEB.Geo. G. Young, 24 Assiniboine st

NEW BRUNSWICK.

Rev. M. R. Knight

A. W. H. Elliott Leopold Grindon

BENTON.

MONCTON,

PETITCODIAC.

Henry S. Harte, Westmoreland C W ni W illis, Westmoreland C

S T . JOHN.

Arthur King, 223 Carmarthen st Warwick P. Staples, 141 Britain st H. H. Carvell, I. C. R.J. H. Pattison, Post OfficeJ. A. Prince, Celebration st, Portland

S A L I S B U R Y .

Arthur D. Wilmot

L. Schaedelin

W. S. McLean

W. E. Simpson

NOVA 5C0TIA.AN TIE ON ISH .

ENGL1SHTOWN.

BU YSBORO.

H AL I F A X .

A. A. Boreham, 1 16 Caughton stJ W. Caldwell, 136 Spring Garden RoadA. B. S. Dewolf, box 219H. Hechler, 184 Argyle st1'. C. Kaye, 38 Kaye stHónaid A. KingH. Mathers, box 573

2o8 M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

Maurice S. Molloy, 33 Acadia st A. E. Smith, box 562 E. A. Smith, 58 Robie st E. F. Smith, 89 Spring Garden Road H. O. Smith, care Black Bros. & Co

H A N T S P O R T .Rev. W. G. Lane

HORTON L A N D I N G (K IN G S CO.)

F. A. CurryL U N E N B U R G .

A. W. Doane, Halifax Banking Co

PICTON.A. J. Craig, box 20 Geo. D. Ives

Geo. H. CoxS H E L B U R N E .

Frank D. CrosbySDUTH OHIO.

Fred W. ArmstrongS Y D N E Y .

Chas. HydeA. S. Thompson, box 59

TRURO,

W, J. CalderWINDSOR.

Miss S. A. HamiltonW O L F V I L L E .

Y A R M O U T H (SOUTH OHIO)F. D. Crosby J. A. Craig

ONTARIO.

S. W. GillespieA Y R .

Frank Browne B A R R I E .

W. D. Morton, care Dr. Morton E . J . Rogerson, box 214

B E L L E V I L L E .Г. S. Clark, Montreal Bank H. F. Ketcheson, box 499 S. G. Retallick, box 576


B R A N T F O R D .Fred Burnett F. G. Grenny . J. C, Montgomery

C. K. KempH. W. B. Squier, box 104

B R I G H T O N .

A. H. HippieC A M P D E N .

C A R L T O N W E S T .Fred Ineson, box 5

Chas. HardyC O R N E L L .

D. A. Watson, box 294 F. C. Watson, box 294

D U N D A S .

Y. L. W. Porte, box 316F O R E S T .

Howard F . Cant A. R. Goldie George Turnbull

G A L T .

G O D E R I C H .

Dudle)' Holes, County Treasurer’s Office

G R A N D R A P .

R. G. Fitch, 55 N Union st

H A M I L T O N .Fr. Gottorff, 1 18 York st C. S. Papps, 58 Jackson st H. W. Redman

Chas. J . Musson

I S L I N G T O N .

L O N D O N .

Robert Elliot, 726 Princess av H- Glass, 434 K ing st

George H. Harrison, 629 Dufferin av ^ • H. Liddicoatt, 733 Wellington st R- S. McPherson, 185 Lechfield st ” m. G. Owens, 580 Dundas st

2 10 Me k e e l ’s A ddress B ook.

H. Campbell Recher (during January, July, August and September) Thornwood

B. Screaton, care E. Adams & Co

L O N D O N , S O U T H .

W. Langford, 82 Askin st

M I L T O N (W EST ONTARIO).

Henry Clements A. G. Needham

N E W C A S T L E .

H. GarwoodL. G. Parnal, box 65

N I A G A R A F A L L S , S O U T H .

Thos. Barnett H. E . FrenchC. Morse Geo. Webber

O T T A W A .

John R. Hooper, Post Office DepartmentGeorge McNicol, 376 Gloucester stR. Roy, Fisheries DepartmentC. L. Dunie, 102 Victoria stM. Cazeault, Parliament Library DepartmentC. H. Thorburn, 2 1 1 Daly stMiss M. Grant, Marine DepartmentC. F. Lemieux, Militia Department

M. R. Cunningham

J. Cousby, Jr

J . F. Macdonald

L. Dumsford Geo. Walker F. J . A. Hall, box 1006

O T T E R V I L L E .

O W E N S O U N D .

P A R I S .

P E T E R S B O R O U G H .

P O R T H O P E .

H. Campbell Recher, Trinity College School,”except during vacation Grace Hooper, box 145

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 2 1 1

P O R T P E R R Y .

F. Y. W. Braithwaite

R I C H M O N D H IL L .Jas. Falconbridge

S T . C A T H A R I N E S .Milton Carter Thomas J . Holden E. A. Wilmot

S T . M A R Y ’S .j. C. Spence, box 175

S T . T H O M A S .J. S. Robertson, box 364

S I M C O E .

W. D. Boyd, box 184

S T R E E T S V I L L E .

W. J . Graydon C. P. Wilkins

T O R O N T O .

George M. Begg, 209 Ja rv is st F. H. Chewett, Rossin House E. H. Guenther, 18 Jordan st J. A. Leighton, 19 Bellevue Place H. Morell, 76 Baldwin st J. C. Nusser, 85 Agnes st Jno. Falconbridge, 105 Pembroke st J. C. Niesser, 85 Agnes st E. Y. Parker, 47 Huron st Carl W alker, 616 Ontario st A. B. W ilkie, 414 Sherbourne st Percy H. W ilby, 106 Yorkville av Wilson W ilby, 106 Yorkville av

W . T O R O N T O .

Win. B. Caldwell, 480 Queen st

Jos. InesonW E S T O N .

W I N D H A M C E N T R E .N. Cunningham

W O O D S T O C K .A. G. A. Fletcher, Box 568.Lester Pamenter


PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND,C H A R L O T T E T O W N .

A. A. BartlettWilliston Brown, Post Office Department Harved Laird

QUEBEC.

E. Langlais

Harry McGrady

F R A S E R V I L L E .

G A T I N E A U P O I N T .

L O T B 1 N I E R E .

Chavigny de la Chevotriere, Post Office Dept.

M O N T R E A L .

C. E. Cameron, M. D., 87 Mansfield st R. A. Baldwin Hart, 765 Sherbrooke st Campbell Howard, 47 Union av J. L. MacIntyre, 128 Mansfield st A. E . Labelle, care A. W. Ogilvie & Co.R. F . McRae, 573 St. Urban st Frank J. Rafler, 28 College st C. S. Reynolds, 19 McGill College av Victor H. Young, box 1896

Q U E B E C .J . J . Codville, box 929 Rev. Dr. G. D. Matthews D. J. Rattray, box 756 Henry N. Thomson, box 827 Ernest F. Wuertele, 93 St. Peter st

S T . R O C H E .J. A. Dube, 50 St. Helen st

J. W. Witty, box 706

H. H. Barrett John Bourgeois

S H E R B R O O K E

T H R E E R I V E R S .

Capt. Е . T. TaylorU P P E R M E L B O U R N E .

M e k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 213TO FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS.I desire to purchase for cash or good exchange all kinds of good and salable stamps, in any quanties. All stamps must be in good condition and sent on approval. Prices must be low and invoice accompany each assortment.

British Colonials, South and Central American andW est Indian

Stamps especially desired. I wish to make arrangements for the purchase of large quantities of the above stamps and invite correspondence on the subject.Best references. Sample copy of the R. I. Philatelist free to any part

of,heworld- PERC1VAL PARRISH, 0%ТДРА )N. В.—Excellent sheets of stamps on approval. Box 202, Newport, R. I., U.S.A.

COMPLETE CATALOGUEOF AMERICAN POSTAGE STAMPS.

Including, also, a list of United States Revenue and Proprietary Stamps, and entireUnited States Envelopes.

T W E N T Y -F IV E C EN T S, Post Free.It is the best priced Catalogue published for the collector of American Stamps.

С . H . M E K E E L ,1007, ioog, io n Locust Strset, SA IN T LOUIS.

A. P. A.P. S. of A.С. P. A.

I. P. V. D r e s d e n .

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LA R G E STOCK OF PH ILATELIC PAPERS.

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the Philatelic Societies of Dresden, Munich, Vienna, etc.

V IE N N A , I., Kleeblattgasse 9, (A U STR IA .)Dealer and Collector of Postage Stamps. I do a wholesale and retail ixchange

business with dealers and collectors to complete my stock and my collection. 1 make a specialty of Stamps, Envelopes and Postal Cards of Austria, Hungary, Bosnia, Bulgaria Greece, Lombardy, Montenegro, East Roumelia, Koumania, Servia, Turkey, Levante, eto Complete stock of Rohrpost (pneumatic tube) Cards of Vienna on hand for exchange

Ask lor Price List with Double Postal Card.

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S t a m p A l b u m s .T H E PO CKET ALBU M , price 20c post free.


T H E PO PU LAR A LB U M S, prices 30c, 50c and 75c,post free.This is the best series of albums for beginners that has ever been published.

* The difference in price is only for the binding, all are printed on fine 80 pound book paper, and contain spaces for over 2,000 stamps.


It is the best album in the market for less than S i.50. It is bound as follows: Half cloth 30c, full green cloth 50c, finely bound in cloth, gilt lettering, 75c.

IN T ER N A TIO N A L A LB U M S, prices $1.50, $2.50, $3.50,$5 00 and $7.50, post free.This is the best printed album published, it contains spaces for every postage

stamp ever issued in the world, with description and illustration so that any one can arrange a collection correctly. Bindings, Half cloth 81.50, Full cloth $2.50, Full cloth better paper S3.50, Full cloth printed on but one side of the page S5.00, Full leather gilt edges $7.50.

M E K E E L ’S B LA N K STAM P A LB U M S, $2.50 and $4.00,post free.

1 1 1 a^ um *s blank, except for a neatly printed border around each page, and a label at the top of the page to receive the name of the country. The names of all countries printed on adhesive paper go with each book, and when mounted in the label prepared looks like a printed page.

Size of the page is 9 x 1 2 inches.1 he paper used in the albums is of a fine cream tint, and the weight varies with

the price of the book, even the cheapest being heavier than that uced in any other album. T Advanced collectors have wholly abandoned albums with printed spaces for stamps. 1 hey wish to arrange their stamps to suit themselves, and to collect such varieties as they destre, so that a blank album is necessary.

. Al1 important feature of this album is the lithograph stamp mounts that are furnished with it, and may be used or not as the collector may fancy.

1 iese mounts are the same as those used in the celebrated Tiffany collection, and were the invention of its owner, Mr. John K. Tiffany, President of the American Philatelicdescription ^ effcct ° ' & 1>aEe stomPs 0,1 their mounts neatly arranged is beyond

I he stamps lay on a perfectly flat surface, as the hinge is cut from the mount theГ - " be rea(,,1y examined and there is room for memoranda on the mount beneath me S i a m p.


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Each hundred contains 40 kinds, Argentine, Bolivia, Bolivar, Chili, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Panama, Venezuela, etc. CENTRAL AMERICA MIXTURE.

$1.30 per 100 ; $10.00 per 1,000.Each hundred contains 35 kinds, including British Hon

duras, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and Salvador. MEXICAN MIXTURE.

$1.00 per 100; $7.50 per $1,000.Each hundred contains 50 kinds, including issues from

1856 to 1888, including the 12c, 18c and 24c 1882 unused.THE THREE MIXTURES-'-MIXED.300 for $3.00 ; 1,000 for $8.50 ; 5,000 for $37.50

Each three hundred contains 125 different kinds.

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any current unused stamps or P. O. money order. rTurkey, 87 cents per year, payable in unused surcharged stamps of France, Austria,

Lreiuaany or Great Britain, or P. O. money order.U. S. o f Colombia, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru, St. Domingo, Guatemala, Costa Rica,

Honduras, Nicaragua, Chili, 87 centavos per year, payable in unused íe stamps.л г / г с co,<ntrl" tn Postal Union, 87c per year, payable in unused current stamps.Batal, South A fr can Republic, Cape Colony, 5s. per year, payable in unused half

penny current stamps. * v 3

C. Hi. M e k e e l1007, 1009, 1011 L ocust Ş ir k e t , ST. LOUIS, MO.

3 Times. 6 Times. 12 Times.$ 3-00 $ 5.00 $ 9.O0

5.00 9.00 15.OO9.00 15.00 27.5°

15.00 27.50 48.0027.50 48.00 78.0048.00 78.00 132.00

. M e k e e l s A ddress B ook. 217

MEXICO.AND 1 S S 2

UNUSED, GENUINE O R IG IN A L S1 8 7 9 , on thick paper.

íe. brown...................2c. violet....................Sc. orange ................

10c blue.....................25c. carmine................50c. g re en .................85c. violet............... . ,

100c. b lack...................

1 8 8 2 , on thin paper.íe. brown..................2c violet.. . . . . . . . . .5c. orange..................

ioc. blue.............. . .юс. brown (error)... .I2C. brown.................18c. red brown...........

24c. violet.....................25c. rose......................25c. red brown (error). 50c. green. . . . . . . . . . .S°c. yellow..................85c. violet....................

100c. b la c k ..... . . . . .100c. orange..................

l’er I. Per 4. Per 12.$ .03 . . . . * * • •

.05 . . . . . . . .

.05 . . . . . . . .

.10 . . . . .. • •*35 1.00 2.50

.60 ï-75 4-3°1.40 4.00 10.001.40 4.00 10.00

Per 1. Per 4. Per 12.$ .03 . . . . . . . .

.05 . . . . . . . .•°5 15 ЗО

.08 25 SO2.00 5.00 . . . .•*5 . . . . . . . .•25 . . . . . . . .

•30 . . . . . . . .3.C0 7.50 . . . .3.C0 .. . . . . . .2.50 . . . . . . . .2.00 .. . . . . . .•t.oo2.003.00

Postage extra on orders less than $1.00. Terms Cash in advance.

I0° 7 , 1009, toii Locust Street,C. H. MEKEEL,

ST. LOUIS, MO.

2 1 8 M e k e e l ’s A d d ress B ook.

A W O R D----ON —





The next edition will be issued in the Autumn of 1890, and you should not fail to have an advertisement in it, terms are moderate.



A R E Q U E ST .


O. H. M E K E E L ,1007, >°o9, 10: 1 L ocust S t . ST. LOUIS, MO.

M k k e e l ’s A ddress B ook. 219[MexicanO ddities

In ruling, perforation, etc. i887-’88.

V A R I E T I E S .VarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVarietyVariety

as above.

12 .345678 9

101 112131415

The

Plain ruling both sides, horizontally.Plain ruling on front only, horizontally.Plain ruling on back only, horizontally.Legal cap ruling on front, plain ruling on back, horizontally.Legal cap ruling on back, plain ruling on front, horizontally.Plain ruling on both sides, vertically.Plain ruling on front only, vertically.Plain ruling on back only, vertically.Legal cap ruling on front, plain ruling on back, vertically.Legal cap ruling on back, plain ruling on front, vertically.Legal cap ruling on back vertically, none on front.Legal cap ruling on front, vertically, none on back.Legal cap ruling on back, horizontally, none on front.Legal cap ruling on front, horizontally, none on back.No ruling on either side,

numbers at the head of the columns of prices indicate the variety number,

LHN P E R F O R A T E D ,i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 to i i 12 П 14 *5

Official, brown, .......................... . $ ____$ ____ ............................................................................... * ............. S i 00i c. green, 100 ................ ................................, . . . . . ».......... * . . . ............................ 1 002c, carmine. 100 . . . . . . . . . . . .......... . . . . ................................ . . . . ............ . ...............5C. blue, i 00 .................................. . , , i 00 ................................................................. ........................... 1 0010c, lilac. i 00 1 00 . . . . . . . . . . . . x 00 i 00 . . . . 1 0 0 .......................... 1 0 0ioc, vermilion, 1 0 0 ............................ 1 0 0 ................................ ......................................... .. ----- 1 0 0

Official, brown, ic, green, i c on s c , c a r m in e , 2C, carmine,3 c . b lu e ,10 c , l i la c ,10 c , v e r m il io n ,2 0 c . v e r m il io n ,

1C. greeni c o n 2C, c a r m in e ,2C, carmine,3 c , v e r m il io n ,5C. b lu e ,10 c , v e r m il io n .

W I D E P I N P E R F O R A T I O N1 2 3 4

1 0 2 0 2 5 50 502 5 0 2 5 0 . , . . 2 50

1 5 25 50 5 ° 75

0 3 1 0 TO 1 5 150 2 0 5 1 0 1 0 10

IS * 5 » 5 2 5 »S

- 7 A R S M H

I 2 3 4 5

25 ř 5 0 s 75 s 7 5 $ 54

ЗО 5 0 5 0 7 5 :t 0 0

1 5 25 25 5 0 5 01 0 * 5 1 5 2 5 2 5

5 6 7 8 9$. . . . S. . . . $ ... $•••- $.

1505

25 2505

t i 12 13 14 *5... S__$--- S--- S1 00

................. . . . . i 00 . . . . 20

................. ] 00 I 00 t 00 5015 I 00 I CO I 00 1 00 1010 t 00 I 00 i 00 1 00 Ю

............. .............. . . . . I 00 03

4 5 6 7 8 9 t o I I 1 2 1 3 14 * 5

< , «__s__ $__ S............ S' «>$•••• * 01................................. . . . . t 00

..................... 02

[ OO I OO I OOI 00 I 00 01I 00 I 00 о I

О. H. M E K E E L ,Ю07, 1009, io n Locust Street, ST . LO U IS.

220 Mekeel’s A ddress Book.

O ld M exican E nvelopes.1574.-Õ2.

H L L C L 0 H N kind U N U S 6 D .

• CUT SQUARE.4c pale red .........................................................................4C orange............................. . ..............................................5c chocolate..........., ............... . ...................,. . . .5c green (error)............... ..................................................... . . . . . . . .

ioc light yellow, green................................................ioc dark green....................................................ioc olive green,................................. ..........loc green “ Habilitado” ......................... ............ioc olive green “ Habilitado” ............................... ..25c ultramarine................................ ...................25c blue........ .................................................25c blue “ Habilitado” ..................................

$ 20 12в»

i 50S»125075

I 00 2 0

12I 50

ENTIRE.4c pale red, plain p a p e r ..... . . . . . . .4c orange, “ .....................4C “ water-marked paper____5c chocolate, plain paper...................

ioc green, “ ............ .loc “ water-marked paper..........юс “ circular water-markedi o c “ “ Habilitado” ....................ioc olive green, “ Habilitado” . . . . . . ’.25c ultramarine, plain paper........... .25c blue, ••25c ultramarine, water marker! paper . 25c blue, ■*25c “ “ Habilitado.......................... ]5c x 5c chocolate........... ............. *5c x ioc x loc chocolate and green. . . . . . . .5C X 5V ft5han°d rchocola,e and 8,cen- envelope is without a piece ofJell-hand comer, and is rare even in this condition the upper

S 2015IS5°2020 20

i 001 25

20 2 0

5°2 02 001 OO

co

2 00

C . H. M E K E E L ,1007, 1009, io n OCUST STREET, ST. LO U IS , MO.

Mekeel ’s A ddress Book. 221NEW STAMPS.I want $5.00 worth of every new stamp that appears



stamps of r e g u l a r issues within one mon th of date of issue

may order $7.50 worth of stamps from my catalogue in

payment.

For $5.00 worth of unused p r o v i s i o n a l s I allow $ 10.00 in exchange from my catalogue.

Or for $5.00 worth of unused Provisionals I will remit

$5.00 cash upon receipt and give $2.50 worth of stamps as a premium.



limited to $5.00 worth of each value. Less quantities m ay

however, be sent if more convenient.

C. H. MEKEEL,1007, 1009. 1011 LOCUST STREET,

ST. LOUIS, MO., U. S. A.



POSTAGE STAMPS,

STAMPED ENVELOPES, W RAPPERS^POSTAL CARDS

— BY —








UNBOUND CO PIES, - - - $3,oo post free.BOUND IN B LA C K CLOTH, gilt lettering, $4.00 post free.

C . H . M E K E E L ,

1007, 1009, 1011 Locust Street, ST. LOUIS, MO.

Mekeel ’s A ddress Book. 223


N0.I,Printed on good paper, bound in neatly printed board covers, half cloth, 25c, post free 30c.

No. 2,Printed on superior cream tinted paper, bound in full cloth 50c, post free 55c.

No. 3 .Printed on the finest cream tinted paper, handsomely bound in full cloth, with gilt trimming, post free, 75c.

C. H. MEKEEL,

I0o7, 1009, 101 1 Locust St. ST. LOUIS, MO.


Future Ed it io n sDont ForgetTHAT WE WILL PUBLISH THE SECOND EDITION OF THIS DIRECTORY IN THE FALL OF 1590 ,IF YOU ARE a COLLECTORYOUR NAME SHOULD BE IN IT.IF YOU ARE a D EA LERYOUR ADVERTISEMENTS SHOULD APPEAR.

W R IT E FO R T E R M S .

PRICE. S L O O PER COPY.

C IR C U LA T IO N 5,000.C . H . M e k e e l ,1007-9-11 LOCUST STREET,St. Louis, Mo ., U. S. A.

Ривыэнек’з NoTiee

' " i b W people can appreciate the labor in getting- out a work of this kind. We have been delayed some months longer than we expected; can only say we are glad it is no worse.

E R R O R S will be found, as a book of this kind c a n n o t b e perfect. We have spent hundreds of dollars in circulars and postage gathering information.

All matter for T h ir d E d itio n must be in by January 1st. 1893. The book will be completed in the early part of that year.

Advertising space, Ş7.50 page ; Ş5.00 half page ; Ş3.50 quarter page. F i v e l i n e advertising notices fre e when accompanied by one dollar for the book.

R E A D N E X T PAGE


Future Ed it io n sD o n t P ö r g e tTHAT WE WILL PUBLISH THE SECOND EDITION OF THIS DIRECTORY IN THE FALL OF 1590 ,IF YOU a r e a COLLECTORYOUR NAME SHOULD BE IN IT.IF YOU ARE a D EA LERYOUR ADVERTISEMENTS SHOULD APPEAR.

W R IT E FOR T E R M S .

PRICE, S l . O O PER COPY.

C IR C U L A T IO N 5,000.C . H . M e k e e l ,Ю0 7 -9-11 LOCUST STREET,St. Louis, Mo ., U. S. A.

FüBtisHeff's NøTiee.

EW people can appreciate the labor in getting out a work of this kind. We have been delayed some months longer than we expected ; can only say we are glad it is no worse.

E R R O R S will be found, as a book of this kind cannot be perfect. We have spent hundreds of dollars in circulars and postage gathering information.

All matter for T h ir d E d itio n must be in by January 1st. 1893. The book will be completed in the early part of that year.

Advertising space, $ 7.50 page ; $5.00 half page ; $ 3.50 quarter page. F iv e l i n e advertising notices fre e when accompanied by one dollar for the book.

R E A D N E X T PAGE.

С. H. Mеkeel,1 0 0 7 -1 0 1 1 LO C U ST S TR E E T ,

st. Louis, mo :

These are the following collectors o f my acquaintance whose names are not in your Address Book:

I also notice the following errors:

P L E A S E FILL T H I S U P A N D R E T U R N

U P O N R E C E IP T OF T H E BOOK.

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