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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 26, 1890)
1 THUS ln?ll': AVFPyiSlT raBBl'Al.Y 1590. SPECI AL, 13:50 A. M. Hot to see our stoves and ranges before buying is a mistake. Mis takes are ahvav., costly. In heat ing Btoves we have the largest as well as the most carefully selected stock in the city. The stoves we offer were not bought as an experi ment but as a certainty. We know what each stovo will do, an they were bought for cash, so the price is right. We have special ties in heaters, beside our regular lines of Garland, Argand and Su perior stoves and ranges. Geo. W. Smith. THE CITY COUNCIL. Petition t3 Ccnress for the Right j to Bridge the Willamette. j NEW SHOW IS EASTERN OREGON. tin o: r.naiafT nauroaa Dicc&.iat xuo ( Stockmen are D:saiayed. IT IS ASKED FOK II V CITIZKXS. A Committee From the City Council Will Pre3Bt Such a Memorial Street lm- ementsasd Other Baaicess. DCS"! s OS MALE The Daily Herald will be on tsale each morning at the new stand of W. F. Rutin's, where it can be procured at 5 cents per copy. WKATIIKK INDICATIONS. For - Albany and v icinity Fol lowing is the forecast for '-'4 hours, ending at S r. sr. to-oa : Fair ; slightly warmer. IOTTIN4JS AKOUT TOWN. iinlar uieetitr' of tht city council was held last evening, all officer."- and members being present. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved. The committee on streets was granted further time on the peti tion of K. J. Lannir.g and otiu-is for a bridge acfons the Santiam canal. The committee ou ordi nances was granted further time to draft an ordinance regulating building permits. The committee on fire and water reported that the lire cisterns had been repaired. A report of the street c numis sioner was read, recommending various street and sidewalk im provements, lhe report was re- j ferred to the committee on streets, i with power to act. i A petition of citizen for a side- j walk on Fifth street was refer ed. A petition of business men and i citizens was read, praying the city j council to petition congress to! ' A dispatch from La Grande of 'Feb. 24th s;iy.-: The snowstorm ' that has been raging west and north of us has reached this vullev. Ahout four incites of snow has fallen in t lie last twenty-four hours aud should the wind rise the rail road is likely to be blockaded with drifted snow. The present snow storm will be hard on stock, and if it continues verv long the loss will large. The winter has been un- . . i i usiro v long, aim siocKmen iue getting short of hay anil feed. The appointment of Miss Jessie Baker us postmistress, to succeed T.T.Dick, who resigned several weeks ago, gives general sausfac tion. Owing to the fact that no allowance is made the postoilicefor clerical hire, the service rendered has not been as good as public in terest demands. Dr. Lon Cleaver, of Baker City, who has been appointed register of the La Grande office, will remove li is family to this place at once, and enter upon the discharge of hi duties as soon as his bonds ha v. been filed and his commission is secured. Engineer Hooker, who was hurt in the rccident on the Union Pacific ' which resulted in the death of F. Wellman, the fireman, and loss of a limb of Charles Fisher, the con ductor, is not getting along as was expected, and 'it has been decided accessary to remove him to ttie OKKtiON IWIFIC RAILROAD. To tiik Ed:toi: ob the Hkbald: With Hie advent of spring many thio"S v.ri; proposed which ure .to b:ia about sctive progiess in ihanv uud in the development of rapid improvement throughout the county, and which it is hoped will in no small measure ex!ead to the state at l.-rge. 1 acre are several influences which arc working Good morning. Have you t lie Hubbard's elegant lotion. Hubbard's headache capsules are a sure cure. Try them. Dr. E. A. McAlister went to Harrisburg on a professional call yesterday. New customers as well as old ones will be made welcome at Spencer & Blackburn's. Mrs. G. C. Cooley, of Browns ville is visiting her daughter Mrs. G. W. Wright, of this city. Bristles in your mouth. You You won't have them if you buy your tooth brushes at Hubbard's drug store. We will guarantee you as good or bettor goods for the same money as any house in town. Spencer & Blackburn. M.J. Mouteith and wife will leave next week for Spokane Falls to reside, where Mr. Monteith has accepted a position in his brother's store. Willard Deyoe, while working in the chair factory of Veal & Son on Monday, had a finger of his right hand cut off and his thumb lacerated in a planing machine. Mr. Stanard, of the firm of Stan ard & Cusick, is a competent pre scription druggist of five years ex perience. All prescriptions intrusted to them wili be accurately com pounded. Burkhart & Malin, real estate agents, sold yesterday to Mr. C. P. Marshall, late of Washington, the fine residence of II. Flindt, corner of 4th and Montgomery streets, the consideration being $3,546. Mrs. Dr. Whitney will give in structions in landscape painting and oil portrait painting, also the Italian portrait painting. Studio at residence on Seventh street, be tween Vino andCalapooia. C. H. McDonald the lumber and millman of Harrisburg was in the city yesterday looking after busi ness matters. Their mill is sup plied from the best logging region in the state, and will turn out fine lumber. Miss Clara McMeeken was ten dered a pleasant surprise party at the residence of Mait Miller at Knox Butte on Friday. A number of her young friends were present Supper was served and the even ing a3 pleasantly spent. Just call at the 6tore, tell us where you live and say the word, and we will call at your house every morning, take your order and deliver your gsods free of charge,, as we have the only private delivery in the city. Spencer & Blackburn. Geo. E. Chamberlain and family and William Cowan, accompanied by Mrs. C. F. Kenner, a sister of Mrs. Chamberlain, returned yes terday from Natchez, Miss., where they have been spending the win ter." Mr. Chamberlain said the weather was excessively warm down there when they leit. Dr. Patton treats successfully all diseases of women, and guarantees to cure all curable private diseases. He has a sure remedy for catarrh of the head. He sleeps in his office and ansVers city calls day or night. Consultation is free and everything is strictly confidential. He can be found in his office in Clumberg's block from 10 to 12, 1 to 4 and 7 to 8. Married. At the residence of M's. M. A. Garretson last evening Mr. M. C. Bingham and Miss M. A. Warren wero unite! in marriage, lie v. E. It. Prichard officiating. About sixty invited guests were pres ent. An elegant wedding supper was served and the happy couple were the recipients of many con gratulations from their friends. Mr. Prichard was assisted in the ceremonv bv Rev. S. G. Irvine and Prof. E. N. Condit. A large num ber of elegant wedding presents were Ik stowed by their many friends, and a pleasant social even ing was spent. Fine Suitings. w 1? nrahain. the tailor, lias opened the largest and fim;st line ot .;f ;nr. ever brouzht to Aloai.y. It includes pattern for full suits or for coats, vests or pants separately aud i .m of the nnest or un amu of a cUss not seen here Lit Mr P.raham employes skilled -rbmen. aud guarantees a good lit it tt... heat ouahty ot goods SL. deairinz something really fine . , . n .nrl inanect his new j grant the city of Aloany the right . j hospital at Portland, so he was to construcr. a wagon urmgu ucio taaen down on ine train io-uay. the Willamette river at this city, j a train consisting of thirteen cars, loaded with wool, en route for Eastern factories, passed through La Grande yesterday, and is being hurried eastward as fast as steam can take it. By means known only to railroad men, the train passed through . ithout stop ping, and at the same time chang ed both engines and caboose. The time made by this train between Portland and Huntington was twenty-four hours. THEY WANT TO INVEST. On motion the petition was granted and the mayor ap pointed as a committee to prepare such a memorial, Councilmcn C. G. Burkhart, F. M. French and G. W. Smith. Petition for a sidewalk on Water street from Hill to Thurston street was read and referred. Chief of Police Hoffman re quested that a pound master be appointed by the council. Saloon license was granted to the follow inn applicants: Nicholas Zimmerman, J. A. Gross, W.J. Monteith. On motion the city surveyor was instructed to establish a grado for sidewalk purposes in the eastern additions to the city. BILLS ORDERED I'AID. John Schmeer $10 00 Devoe& Hand 10 00 G.'L. Savage 1 00 Richards & Phillips 5 00 Santiam Lumbering Co 10 58 W. S. Reese E. L. Hughes 2 00 Fritz Bender 12 00 Henry East 00 M.Armstrong 7 8S W. M. Miller 70 00 John Jones 70 00 A. J. Hunt 05 00 W. A. McClain 50 00 Albany Iron Works 4 00 Peter Riley 8 00 John Maxwell 9 37 On motion the council adjourned. towards tnis point, and acne are more patient than the Oregon Pacific. Those of your readers who have watched the onward progress of this roud from its inception can appreciate the benefits already gittd, as well as the utmost oupcr- human efiort it has required to attain what hus already been done. No compauy has ever been obliged to work against such malignant and residunu3 opposition as hat the Oregnn Pacific. From the very first everything that could De done by both secret and avowed enemies, as well as treacherous friends, has been resorted to to binder or pie vent the building of the road. Still it has stcidily progressed in the lace of a'l dil-iculties, and friends ami enemies hkve btcn benefitted. Properly has steadily advanced in price as ths rails lengthened, and even now, with the . prospect of work being resumed the real estate market is quickening. While we take all just pride iu our favored location und surround ing, we thou d not overlook the kojii: i:iRt utccu.is In Rcnl fcittntr iOered by Rurlibnrt A IIargain Wo have a good house and one rxceibnt lot situated .-.I- - tt ... . w inui iwo ifcris oi tne court house, which is offered dirt cheap. This is a No. 1 location aur is worthy of in vestigation. Price $2,500. Gooti h atory house aud one good corner lo on First street, situated within six Mocks of tht business cen ter of the city. Piice 51000. This will be good business property iu a short time. j Small two room house and one lot in Abbey's Addition for $225. 25 foot front on First street iu the business part of the city, the best bargain iu the city, for $50 per front foot. A good new cottage centrally lo cated in the 2nd. addition and one good corner lot for $2100. 2 good vacant corner lots centrally located in 2nd. addition for $2500. A good new cottage and one good lot in the 2nd addition. A bargain for $1250. A new house and 2 good Iota in Klkins addition for $S50. A good house and 1 good lot in 2nd addition, between Jefferson and Montgomery street for $1850. A cood small cottace on 5th street, in 2nd addition and one good lot for $10o0. Half cash balance on tune. 22 feet front on rim street, :n one of the best business blocks now pay. ing good interest on pries askee', on easy terms. Home and lot on 4th street. Hackle A FRESH SUPPLY OF Seedless Oranges -JUST RECEIVED BY- F L. Kenton DEALER IN- DC 10W NER THE POSTOFFICE. ALBANY, OREGON, one fact that the Inrgcst measure man's second addition at $1000 A of our prosperous growth is in good bargain. consequence of the benefits alreadv ! Lots aud blocks in Goltra's Park attained or assured in the near J addition for aale on the installment fu'.urc bv the work of the Oregon j PaJ ,ch L.a!a"ce $10 pe month. ii the strut-trie " u ! They Also Want No End of Information Concerning Orrgon and Albany. ACCIDENT INSURANCE. The business or professional man knows that the mechanic, the railroad employe and the man who travels ought to have an accident policy, for they are in dangerous businesf , but what risk does he run? None, of course except of being thrown from hia carriage, or falling down stairs or down a street trap, or slipping off steps or walks, or getting drowned wmle boating oi- bathing, or having his city building collapse or burn up, or being roasted or trampled to death in a theater fire or panic, or happen ing to be ia a train wreck or steamer explosion, or on a horse or cable car smashed by a train or by getting un braked and running away.ora "grand stand' caving in and killing him, or beinij bitten or gored by stray dogs or cattle, or blown to pieces by a boiler he happens to be near or a bursting election cannon, or from an elevator giving way, or a few hnndred other things we haye not space to re count. The truth is the special dan gers of occupation are supplementary to a vait roll common to all humanity, and to which in some regards the pro fessional classes are the most exposed. To procure reliable insurance in event of accident, call on C. B. inn, Albany, Oregon, ana nave a poucj written in the Travelers' Insurance Co.,- of Hartford, Conn. Jay W. Blain, secretary of the Board of Trade, is in receipt of a letter from Dr. E. H. Coivan.of Crawfordsville, Indiana, who form erly visited Albany. He writes: "Since my return I have been very busy, but I found lime, however, to talk Oregon to my friends and 10 50 i have some of them very much interested in the coautry, but nat urally they want to know some thing more than I can tell them, hence I write to ask you to write me a letter, giving your views of the prcspects of the Willamette, Umpqua and Rogue River valleys, what they produce, the price "of land suitable for prunes, etc., both the highest and the lowest. Also something of the profits of prune growing, the cost per tree and the number to an acre, as well as the cost of setting them out. Te gen eral crops of these valleys, the tim ber resources as well as the miner als. Something about the naviga bility of the Willamette and the amount of tonnage carried on it, the water power and cost of the same. The general prices of to n ! Iocs in the growing towns in these valleys, and yaur views concerning storia, her prospects lor railroads, her 1 arbor, etc., and what you think ot Astoria as a place for in vestment. I feel free to write vou as you so kindly told me to do so for information. Anything else you think of that will give these men an idea of the resources, climate, etc. of Oregon will be acceptable. Thev have monev and want to in vest it." In replv to the above modest list of inquiries Mr. Blain will forward a bundle of recent special issues of he Herald and a box full of printed information concerning tnis portion of Oregon, as well as a personal letter. Many similar let ters are received daily troui the East, showing the great desire among the people there to know and see something of the growing West. Pncihc. For them tue strugirie thus far has been one against heavy odds, but so far at least they have succeeded, and the accruing benefiis are being divided between the company and the counties through which the load passes. ( We arc now assured of the early completion of the road to an eastern connection, and can easily sec the opportunities that are to open for our town by such a connection, but we do not want to" loose bight of the fact that the Oregon Pacific if the leading tactor in this prnsptr ity, nor fail to give due credit to the one indomitable spirit that h ia sale at a small advance on original price, on easy terms. Lots in Hacklemens 2nd., 3rd and 4th additions. Call and look at our city list of property. 10 acres choice fruit land near the citv for sale at $125 per acre. Tracts of land within a few miles of the city in tracts of 5 to 20 acres, good for fruit or garden purposes for sale at $40 per acre. 160 acres of land 30 acres cleared, some improvements, small house and withi? two miles of Lebanon for I $1000, good terms, i Good farms, improved and unim I proved, in all parts of Benton and j Linn counties for sale from $20 to $40 STANARD & CUSICK, SUCCESSORS TO GlISS A 80 PROPRIETORS OF City Drug tore. Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Fancy and Toilet Article, Sponger, Brushes, Perfumery, School and Aitiats' Supplies. Physioiaoa' Prescriptions carefully compounded. First Street, Albany, Oregon. 1 Overcoats LI. The Salem Ferry. Thos. Holman, of Salem, pur chased last week of trank Hen- line, of Stayton, the ferry tormeriy used at that noint and hired some men to navicate the Santiam and WilUmettH with it down to the capital, where it is intended to be !lsod until the steam ferry arrives. The iob of brincinu it down proved a tedious one, and at last the boat stuck on a drift in the Santiam iihovo Jefferson, where the erst while enthusiastic mariners aban doned it and returned to Stayton Mr. Holman :s at work with a gang ot men trying to extricate the boat from the dr.lt. The Harrisburg Iioblry Ymn' UriL'-'S and W alkf r were pv.iimiiiii Dciorciiie m-uce ji peace at Harriobuig piloted it through to the present j per acre on easy terms. tirr.e and to whose efforts, ably and acre9 0f excellent grain or frrit firmly seconded by his true Iriends, ! land situated within G miles of the Literary Note. Horace Greelev and Jefferson Davis are the subject of the strong est article in the February Cosmo politan, by Alurat Halstead. Two of the ilhisirations, in curious con trast, are a realistic plmto-Hculpture made from life bv an obsolete pro cess of photography in clay, and J. tj. A. Ward 8 ideal sculpture as it now appears in his studio. The other contents give an abundant varietv of attractive and timely reading, with the u-uial profesion of illustrations. Capt. Grer. o. the U. S. Ordnance Corps, in "Recent Developments in Gun Making," shows the grotii and tendency of armament in vitrioii nations. "Tht; Vienna Bur Thea tre." tl; leading llieatie of lier- inativ. and in mumi- ic-pe.ts lliej finest in I lie world, is d. sv-i ibed bv 1 we must attribute both the presest and the final success of tin Oregon Pacific and the building un of our town and country to what they have the right to be. verv best oo the Pacific slope. Those of us who have been famil iar with tbe condition ofthe country and its commercial facilities lor the past twenty years, can realize veiy fully the relief already gain ed by the' building of this line, and be assured that what has been attained is but the beginning of what will follow its completion. So let us freely cknowledge that the Oregon Pacific is the leading factor, and that other enterprises are Secondary nids in the great future before us and which we ohu attain if we will. M'-KV YOUR EYE ON JUiAIWSLEY'S Column. Agent for NEW ZEALAND INS. CO. CAPITAL $5,000,000. Fire and Marine Insurance written. city. Ibis land is all clear and every foot in cultivaiiou. Price $40 per acre. 5 acre tracts adjoining Suford's ti. i addition to Yaoiua City. 1 his land has a nice slope to tne nay ana com mands an excelleut view ot tne bay. Price 120 per acre: h eash, balance on time. This land will double in value in the next GO days. We have a few good city lots to trade for farm property, if you would iike to make an exchange of this kind. Call and see us. Burkhart & Mali, Real Estate Auents. And a fw Lines of winter suits, which will be sold very low Prices. WE M W mi 11 McDonald & tasscll, HARRISBURG. OitK:ON, Are prepared f furnish nrtt-ular lumlwr in car load lot. ut inline price for the c.im inifseaKOii. lhcy solicit correspondence. IF YOU WANT ASTORIA ROPERTY Xotlre of Dlftholaifun. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN' hat the late firm of Hopkins V Saltmarsh, composed of T.O. Hopkins unci George W. Sa.tmarsh, ia this day dissolved by mutual consent, the said Ocorire V. Saltmarnh retiring. All the liabilities of the Arm are at-Minu-d by the said T. G. Hopkins and Mary altinurt-li, a copartnership this day entered into under the firm name of Hopkins & Saltmarsh, and the said lust named firm will collect all out standing account and claims of the late lirni of Hopkins & Saltmarsh. Dated this January 31. IH'M. T. (J. HOPKINS, GEO KG' V SALTMARSH CALL OX-- E. G. BEARDSLEY, AGEKT FOR storia Real Estate And Trust Company, LOTS IS WILLIAMSPORT, ADAIR'S STOUfA, NORTH ADDITION, HURRY'S ASTORIA, I'OWKLL'.s ADDITION. HUSTLER'S ASTORIA, RAILWAY .ADDITION, HANTHORN'o AS I'ORIA, E. C. PHELPS, COMMERCIAL, BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS, OVKR WELLS, FAhGO Jt Co's OFFICE, ALBANY, OREGON. riaa TubIbs. PARTIES DESIRING HANGS TUNED should call upon Prof. U, Van Horn nf this city, the well known and reliable piano tuner lie is we I Known io me pcvic f Albany and the entire State, having; hod years ot experience in this business, also in a pianoforte manufactory, and has no equal in llutl line oi Dullness, is iwj yaa patronize borne enterprise and the public should remember that they can now (ret pianos tuned in a more skillful manner in Albany than elstwhere in the State, Lcae order at Willi Link's For our immense new steck to ar rive as soon as the blockade is over. L. E. BLAIN, THE Leading Clothier, STRANGER s ARK CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL ON C. E. BROWNELL. AND INSPECT IUS STOCK OF Choice Family Groceries the ve.Htenl-iV for rhlinr Diimon Smith of ?;HX. li. iri.-t Atrmn'v Hewitt reuresenteii the Ptuto and W. li. Uilveu and C E. Wolverton the defense, li.ei prisoners waived examination ami were ;adi held in $2000 bonds to await the action ot tlie granu jury. They will he brought to this eity and lodged in tne county jau. ane monev was not found. COMPARE LOCATIONS AND PRICES. Skipping to tlie Sound. A considerable business is being ilmio iu shii)uiii2 produce and live sNick from this city to the Sound. Levi West has recently been engaged in shipping meat to Tacoma. He ships daily by express from a ton to a ton and a half of dressed beet and mutton. A considerable traffic is also being done in shipping horses and hay. Eight car loads of heavy work horses have been shipped in in this city to the Sound since Saturday. The bulk of this business is done by Senders Bros. : INSTALLMENT PLAN. .. . vou s.udis, vniii ii!u-ir iii"tis from its ni;inru 'iit liecim. 'Tim 1 1 I'.xiled Jmiiii ror, by I- rank. lu cent, contains iiiteriwing reniini- wenevsof the dc .!- .! ni.iii.iii ii. ' ''KK PROPER 1 The carnival fc.-iivities in Nt.w ! Lots for uale on the Orleans aro s-M.-onably poitr;cdJ ry nlary ISiM.iikI a young juiniul ist of the Cii-Mvnt City. (Irace Greenwood U:s i.f Mis. Haihy'sj Washington Saion a general inn I auo, w here the leading auti s-1 a very pei sona'.i I iccoiii; regaled, ''th-orge-town University," by John J. a Becket, forms a eh-qner -f the edu cational series, and half a lozcn other good articles appear. Im-tead of the umial novel, -his month presents a double substitute in a quaint Georgia story bv Rn-lidd .Malcolm Johnston, characteristi cally illustrated by Kemble, and a humorous play called "A Gentle Maniac," by George Edgar .Mont gomery, superbly illu-trated by De Meza. Ot-'HOOL BLltCTIOS - SOTICB M IIBRBBV O eiven thai the resralar ant in! school . ... i i i : . . . c i : .. . . i election insinooi ui..trici u..t, iiiimluiiu, Oregon, wi.l he held nt the central fcchool building in sai 1 xchiol district, on M imlay, the 10th day of March, 1SD0, for the purpose of electing one director t' serve three ycais and iiie clerk to serve one year. Said elec tion to beiiin at 2 o'clo -k r. M. and ontinu uu il 6 o'clock r . of said day. Bv order of the b.ard of directors. Dated February H. 1S30. C. t! Hl'BKiURT, Jons Fchiiat, Hitiict Clerk. Chairman ISoard Director?. ACCURACY. XF.ATNUSS-. at all prices. W. A. KIMSEY, The only comulcte set of Abstract Rooks ami Maps in Linn.CountyS .OFFICE IN' THE COL'lIT HOUSE. BOTlfil til I I Stall H' f BRHSA I BOTH ACADEMIC AND COLLEGIATE Departments. In the Academic Department there arc four course f studv of three years each: Classical, ficicntific. normal aud business. In struction is thorough; location, heal- iilVk ! tint expenses low; an vantages, nnrt--c -'t.ou i catalogue, !o.l.ich addres. IT G BKOWNSOS,P, McM INN VILLI 0REG03 1 J&" Business care will receive ful attention. entrusted to my prompt and can- Ami at any distance from the decs. LARGEST ami BEST line of Astoria property handled by any agent in valley. 3TN OFFICE EVEKIKGS'Hi Paisley & lob Printers. E. G. BEARDSLEY, Real Estate and Inturance Agant AMD KOIART PUBLIC Broadalbio Street. Albany, Orcjpa. Third ward Grocery Ml III I I i v - " Having rurcliaed this popular es tahlMimcnt I am now prepared to nil any orders in the grocery and pro vision line. A fnll stock of groceries kept constantlv on hand. The Iiigncbt cash price paid for all kinds of coun try produce, or will exchange goods tu Come one, come all. CI1AS. ESSIG, DR. V. C. NEGUS, Graduate of the Royal yf,l Londoa, England, also of the he.ie ' vue Medical College. ' The Dr. has spent a lifetime ot I study and practice and makes a fpc cialtv of chronic diseases, removes I -ancers, ecrofi-laenlarcen:eiits,timiori I md wens, without pain or 1h 'kisiIc. i ' 1 . f a. He also makes a pccia.ii oi nei- i ment with electriciiy. Uat ;ractn ed in the German I'rer.ch r.nrt btigusn hospitals. Calls promptly attended day or night. His m. tto ic "GOOD WILL TO ALL." S"Off5cc and residence Ferry street, between Third and Fourth. THAT H.CK1NU COLUU CAM B o quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. W uaran.ee it. Fosbay & Mason. MOSEY TO LOAN HOME CAPITAL OK p-ood real e-tate socurity. hot wrlic' alrs enquire of Ceo. Humphrey. PATENTS Caveats and l iade marks obtaineL ' and all patent liusincss conducted for modern to W. 'Jin nfiicc is opposite U. S. Patent tifec-ned wc can recore ptcnt in ?. '.'iiio a jd at less i-eet tLan those remix e from Washinglon. Send model nwing, or photo witii kefcription. V adr'ue, if patentable or not, tree o: :.arge. unr ice not due till patent - secured, A little bonk, "How to Obtaia Pkt. ents," with rajies of actual clients, ia your state, county or tc-wn sect trt Addret -. a. Mn a roM Opaomt U.S. rKnt Office Wadtcattoii .(J 31 it 3 si 1 anouju. -- patterns. ,.r
